THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1938 THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
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THE CENTRE REPORTER . ®! ville, Surviving are the following |
ISSUED WEEKLY, . sons and d wighters Mrs Fdward
— Hazel, Syracuse, N. Y James W
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— ; Ss Rochester, N. Y.; Frank J. Howard
CENTRE HALL, PENNA. . a Abin ; |
Nit Walter Miller, Mackeyville; Mrs oof
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
Pexn's VALLES
Georges
CENTRE
(Rev. Delag
Centre Hall»
#:00—Church Wor
10: 00—Church ‘School
Tusseyville—
¢:30—-Church School
10.30—Church Worship.
1 aged. 00 years
EvanNGELICAL hemor i fol : i LEDGER PRINTING PLANT,
(Rev. W. K. Hosterman, Pastor) | She i eon In er iwial BOM PHILIPSBURG, BURNED, MON.
Centre Hall— t t el :
Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.
Worship Service, 10:30 A, M.
Spring
Worship Service,
Sunday
Bethesda —
Worship
AND A GOOD GAME
.PISCOPAL Met ‘ i ve 1 ie — —— : PTE rT : sla
(Rev. I L. Miller, Pastor) hurch societies. She spent much of iq I'RY THIS HOME TEST: Play solitaire, or read
@entre Hall— | served a number Of Pastor LW under the sight-saving easy-to-see-by light of an I.E. S.
Unified Service, 9:30 a. m. Funeral services were held at the of Mn J B. Wert .
Horas. [iat Lome Monday - after: ith | evening, Decembe lamp—and notice how much better your eyes feel,
49: 4u—Sunday Scheel Rev, Ivan Ie NH A A |, Rev. J. M. how much more you have enjoyed it than if you
10:45—Morning Worship. made in the Lutheran-Re med |, ; 3 3 ‘ : .
Spring Mills— emetery at Rebersburg t this wes had used some ordinary lamp that you ve been used
7:30—Church Worship. REARICK Ns. 3a 1 A | : to. The better light rests eyes and body alike, relaxes
PRESBYTERIAN SE am a ar i vening, Dec. 1 the nerves—dehnitely aids health. LE.S.lamps are dec-
(Rev. J. M. Kirkpatrick, Pastot therar this 1 ty, dled i Delit not in ti orative, too—the new models are the best looking ex er!
9:30—-Morning Worship. :
Centre Hall
10:30—Sunday
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Christmas present—a beauti- 5 = y : : Silverware l.eather Goods
ful, big. new General Electric
seekers to handle. But He renis | KNECHT Virginia Knecht, 16-year Triple Thrift Refrigerator! : y Nn 1
Bob oominin a pot is ran dlold daughter of Mi Tames Sprankle. | She'll use it and appreciate dl 65. : 1 oilet Sets Manicure Sets
ny 1 " WHO ence | State College, died in the Loch Hav- its modern convenience - | : j
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held State jobs an thoiretd |
Ie and thought them- len hospital. Virginia was the adopt
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Prior ciaim to | ad daughter of Myr. and Mra Harry
be restored to the
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Knecht of Cedar Springs, with whom
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——— eee she had lived for 14 years. i
The full-course turkey dinner gorv She is survived by one brother, |
ed at noon on Sunday at the Auto. | Donald Blair Arney, Mifflinburg al
port, near State College, was partici- | Step-brother, James Sprankle, State! i 3
pated in by a local social orga..za- | College, and the following step-sis |
ton of ladies, who on this occasion | 1078: Mrs. Alice Peters and Mrs. Joan | Ex-
took with them their respective hus- | Horton, Whitmore Lake, Mich. : Mrs
bands. The couples included Mr. ang |Balph Davis, Mrs. Theodore Parker,
Mrs Ernest Frank , Mr. and Mrs. Mary and Marion Sprankle, State Col ! : A Ia ceptional
Pal Fetterolf, Mr. and Mrs, Fp lle€e. and Mrs. Treaster, Centre Hall. : : - A
Priest, Mr. and Mrs Russel] Walker, Interment was made at Mall Hal |
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Homan, Mr. ang | Friday afternoon 7 | $3 | Yolies
Mes Hacol4 Bradford. The group was fo . - | re
ughly pleased with the Tend! . f NC 3 | |
vice, food and general sin dq ser LAWRENCE Mrs Emma Lawrence G-§ THRIFT UNIY |
accommoda- Sied in the Centre County hospital with Oil Cooling | Co nd
ollowing a stroke. Si} fF 7 |
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o. She was aged 73 REFRIGERATOR The original sealed-in-steel : ; f nyineed
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Bake Sale Decem 0 years and was a daughter of Edward i
» ber 1 and Mary Livingston Graham. and at THRIFTY IN PRICE! THRIFTY IN CURRENT ized a SS rlutics.
The Helping Hand class of th i
’ : las: the St. [the time of her death live i ; ed
Luke's Lwtheran Sunday school will |sister, Miss Sallie Graham With a THI i ny led
hold a bake sale in the primary pre hel ing
Funeral sv ie ; " y
of the Sunday school on Saturday, De. rns re Portia of pin ov . : Gv " Hgerating arschanism. {
cember 10, afternoon and evening. Helen Harper, in Bellefonte a 2 | tover JEWELER
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The Miller Motor Com red- | MACKEY. —James Ww key H & 5 Cs |
ompany on Wed ames W, Mackey, 84, osterman tover 0. i Phone 19R4 MILLHEIM
nesday received four new Cheviviet retired farmer, died Friday morning
. of complicatio .
gars by rail, 4 plications incident to old age,| Phone 11-R-2 EIM
at the home of a daughter in Mackey. MILLE
tions,