wo — i TT E— March 17, 1938. Health and Beauty — ‘ 1 - OUR FOODS. pitifully deformed twisted and otherwise undeveloped bones and all to body | due to undernourishment in child- building as thw starches and pro- hood. Negro children get along in teins abou! which we have been | (his respect better in the South than talking. We call them basic salts. 'in the North, for abundance of sun- They ruild bones which are largely shine makes up to them to a certain constructed of calolum We get extent for an inadequate diet, calefnm from milk, egus. cheese and The pigment just under the epi- many jeafy vegetables. The blood dermis prevenis a cemain amount must have fron which is found par- of jenetration of the actinic rays ticularly in Nver, kidneys, egg yolks, of the sun Nature put this pig- whole grains and green leafy vege. | ment there to protect the deleate tables. We need potash which Is U derlying structures {rom the contained (in Irish potatoes, especi- Powerfuj actinic rays of the African ally - Just under the skin, It is also fun. For this reason the black man in Jean meat and milk. We cannot not naturally adapted to a cold get along without maghesia, which climate, V re the sun does no is in peas, beans and whole cercals. | sine throu Lh t the year and where Phosphofus is also a very valuable Necessary HICK ci mineral to the body. We get it in gd from reaching the Viner ny hg nuts. whole grain. egu and has v Ty letle natural protective Sulphur i5 another mineral that | lence . he Sn his necessary to the l=being of the ’ 4 oo human body. 1t is found in meats anions, cabbage and other vege- tables. The absence of sulphur the system seems (0 account for cer- tain forms of rheumatism and thritis. A deficiency of this minera shows In defective finger Lack of calcium in the body causes deformities of the bone: We sometimes encounte Minerals are as necessary get along black = naus NT ETOWRURPs Will Notes { America Spurgeon Hennigh Dean Hettinger Gregg Township School The following officers have been Future Parmer selected for the various ident ganizations for 1937-1938 Senior Clas President Dean Hettinger: vice president Hazel Zettle; secretary Catherine Bar- ger: treasurer, Betty Lee; represen- tative to Council, Dorothy Duck historian, Betty Lee: cla advisor Mrs. Fetterolf Junior Class President, John Shook; vice president, Isabel Mus- go ser; secretary, Martha Keller; trea Girls’ Bask \ Ma ures, Spurgeon Hennigh: represen bel Muss ih rb tative, Isabel Musser; historian class advisor, Miss Tschudy Sophomore Class: President Peltenberger; vice president, Jean Watts; secretary Ruth Breon treasurer, Marie Long: representa- : isda tive, Marie Long; historian, Harold Scholarship and Attendance Kenmnelley: class advisor, Mr. Mec- it mice Barger, cha call. Marie Long Freshman Class bara Fetterolf. vice Yearick: secretary, Dolores Condo; trensurer, Bernice Fetterolf: repre- sentative, Dopald Rossman; clas advisor Mr Decker Valley “Lutheran LOD recently in Uw Strident Counetl: President, Dean | gunday school room of the 8t Hettinger "39; vice president, Isa- pg Te : bel Musser 309: secretary, Marie |, bong 'W; Dorothy Duck 38, Hazel Zettle 38, treasurers: John Shook 98, Fred Feltenberger «0, Barbara Feteroifogl, Donald Rossman 41. ze Yeagy duet by Kathert Soccer: Manager, Robert Myers: ly and dat Betty: a gssistant manager. John Shook by Geraldine Kohiberger; duet by Dalge: Bali: Manager, Bernice Mrs, Jacob Bariges and Mrs. Rob- Barger; assistant manager, lasbel ert Kerstetter, playlet, Margaret Musser, Smith aid Bobbie Kleckner, a “Libftinns Catherine Barger readis by Thomas Smith, remarks Isabel Musser. Ruth Breon, Lok id P Rory MY. and i. (Yew Shook § ff QUT i > tie SAAN WCE al MHC shite, Morlin Schrack Thomas Smith, president the Joint Council of Sugdr Valley parish presented the stor with a gavel lead. The gavel was Pres. chool or- vice Manager manager Dean tlinger assistant Jos~ Myers nAger Isa- | manager Marie Long Head Chee ¢ Bar- Fred Hazel Zettle; Mildred Stover. Com- irman; Mary President, Bar- . president, Fave ye TENDER RECEPTION TO NEW LUTHERAN PASTOR I } ton, for the Rev and Mr Yeagy The Arthur program was dered: song: prayer by the ren- whiter reading ——————— - YOUR 25e BACK IF GETTING UP NIGHTS made 13 not helped by THIS 4 DAY a sugar tree, from which species TEST when due to functional kid- Sugar valley received its name. Re- ney disorders. Your 28 back if it! freshments wera served from the does not help kidneys flush out new kitchen which wa recently excess acids and other waste, and’ compieted in the church thereby soothe the Uritation that Before accepting the call to Sugar wakes you up, causes frequent and va liey Lutheran parish the Rev scanty flow, burning, Or backache. Mr Yeagy was assistant pastor to Jas: 2ay Buket to any dr ig- Rev. C. B. Poelsch, Phd gist. Locally at Parrish Drug St the Zion Lutheran church at bury. The Rev, and Mrs were married on Sunday, 77. at the Zion Lutheran church Yengy was Yormerly Elzabeth The parsonage fore Rev. and w Yeagy moved into it COLE'S COLD-BREAKERS i tjured | in "Odd Manger . falter Mrs. Perey Oberdorf, of Kipp's They break Colds quickly, because Run, is a patient at the Geisinger they open the bowels, kill the Cold Hospital for treatment of injuries germs and fever in the system, | to the hands, inflicted in an odd tone the entire system and fortify | accident. She was leading a cow against further attack. Ask for by a hook attached to the end of a COLE'S COLD-BREAKERS [1 7icic oe io - flesh and ligaments siguttying ts J eC, Sun Yeagy Mr Miss Sarah of Sunbury renovated be Sunbury was Mrs tedring (he chain. When the cow bolted, the rg) Help Your Land Produce Better and Bigger Crops by the Use of GRIFFITH & BOYD'S Old Reliable Ferfilizers There is no DANGER of not getting your money's worth when you invest in GRIFFITH & BOYD'S Superior Quality Fertilizers You get the benefit of over fifty (50) years experience in the manufacture of a high class product. First Class Drilling Condition Guaranteed Agents Wanted. Write for Particulars. Griffith & Boyd Company MANUFACTURERS OF High Grade Fish & Bone Fertilizers 612-13 Keyser Bldg. Baltimore, Md. © par- dia Rev. 8 ne Bier. ’ February ! Shadle, Sta THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, RELLEFONTE, PA. Page ’ — " ESTATE TRANSFERS, REAL C. E. Hockman, et ux, to Elizabeth Holz Friedman, of New York City, tract in Walker Twp: $1. William L. Steele, Jr, et ux, to Catherine A. Hartle, of Bellefonte, tract in Bellefonte; $1 Catherine A, Hartle to William L Steele, Jr, et al, of Bellefonte, trac in Bellefonte: $1 James Kerr Receiver, N. Askey, et ux, tract £1,650 Hairy V Schad, College; $5699, E. E. Burrk of Phi Hpsburg, $2.500 Charles W. Swartz, ¢t ux, to Clara T. Bateson, of State College, tract in State College; $ Clara T. Bateson to Charles W Swartz, et ux, of State College, tract in State College: $1, Sarah C. Sweet to Henry G Boalsbwig, tract in Harr to Raymond in Philipsburg, Keeler, Sheriff, of Bellefonte, tract to A. E. in State tract in Rush Twp; Reitz Twp. Schad, ot ux, et ux, of Be lege, $1 A. Shi to Raymond Helfonte, tract In Akers it to Bruce C Toner Merryman, ot Smith, et ux of Twp.: $310 ional Bank of Centre Sealfon, of Tyrone ollege Twp. $1,000 Milams, et al, to Belle C secre- + College; $111 15 y V. Keeler, Sherrill Owners Loan Corp, D. C.. tract in Spring Twp. $4.100 Harry V. Keeler, Sheriff, to Eliza- beth C. Siurouse of State College ract in Ferguson Twp.; $1650 Harry V. Keeler, Sheriff, to D K Keller, of Centre Hall, tra n Poi- ter Twp. $3601.60 Harry V. Keeler She J. Holz, of Bellefonte ris Twn. $400 Harry V. Kee M. Kidder, of State 1 College Twp. $400 Harry V. Keeler M. Kidd« : State College College Twp., 8400, Harry V. Keeler, hew W. Goheen, of Boalsbur in Harris Twp. $1,100 Mary Esta Burrell, et bar . Ze gler, of Spring Mills, t o Home of Washington Sheriff Thomas to The of America, tract wD. $5500 J. W. Henssey. of al to Ross L Mitchell, et al. of Linden Hall, tract in College Twp., $300 ———— —— A — ZION Sara Krape, of Har weekend at het Swarz iG Ors ry apr Hall : of Centre ! Paul Cir I at LM ment Satur. erie from nd Mrs. Charles Boone and of Potters Mil spent he Carnes Boone hom as her ques: 1s DP. D. of { a patient in Hoapit V recovery greta 4 ery a werk home and i How kman ed has been received Struble-Boone-Roye they expect to County the last of the month Milo Willon returned to Monday after his recent liness Sorry 10 note Anne Harnish is on the sick list Miles Clevenstine returned {rom Penn State where he completed a in Agriculture Kermit Noll and of Jersey Shore, spent Mrs. Emma Noll Glad to report Joel Clevenstine able 10 return to work on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Virgie Baker and sont of Altoona spent Sunday at the Sharer-Emerick home The following pupils of the Zion school have had perfect attendance for the month ending Feb. 24th Grade 1-Betty Hoy, Norman Jshler Grade 3--Betty Bartley; Grade 5 Ruth White, Evelyn Vonada., leo Bartley: Grade 6-Raymond Bart- lev; Grade 7-Mary L. Krape, Ralph Harter. Pupils who have excelled in spelling are: Grade 6-—Lols Gil- more: Grade 7-Mary L. Krape Pupils on the honor roll are: Grade 1--Betty Hoy, Norman Ishier: Grade 2 Cecil Hull, Mary Bierly; Grade 3 Betty Bartiey, Grade 5~Madeline Harter; Grade 6--lois Gilmore; Grade 7--Lois Shaffer, Mary Krape, Percentage of attendance: Boys 4; Girls 87 ¥ DRY TOP Our indisposed are Mr. O. A | Knight, who is suffering from an; {infected finger. We are glad to say | Clark McKinley is some what im- ‘proved, while Mr. Burns has dis. carded the pateh from his eye, he ia | (still suffering mmeh pain. | Mr. Miller, wife and son, Mr. and | Mrs. William Carson motored dowd ‘the country to Mri Millers home, {where a reunion was held Bunday. | Al report a good social time, | Mr. and Mrs. George Estright and | ison, were Bunday evening guests of | (the G. C. Merryman's. { Mrs. Donald Poorman and two jchildren and Mrs. Ruth Johnson | were guests of Mm, Clyde Poorman, | Thiluaday, COU IS M Ep m Kern Baturday with {balls roll the other da day? but the) contrite. Miss stiould brake the glass iin her owi House first. . . + et al, to Paul Harper, | schoo! | — NITTANY Harvey Kessinger and sister, Mr Josephine Emerick days with thelr sister, Mr Rathme!ll of near Philadelphia ing returned home last Thursday Earl Dunkle, son of Mr. and M Wilbur Dunkle has the mumjx Leroy Barner was laid up a coup: of days last week, he was hurt wii working for C. M. Long Donald Nolan was il with th grip the past but is able to D round again Mrs. EB. E Emerit, of port, spent several days a home last week, Miss Edna Gunsaiiu John Boal, both of Le wk Haver M1 and Mrs. Percy Dorman, daugh Betty alao of Lock Haven were © lay visitors at Leroy Barner's D. A. Cunsallus is spending time with his daugiite h" §o Barner, Mr. Gunsaliu has very zlek in the » Hospit Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robb daughter of Lock Haven, Mis. Rob- et Kramer nd M garet Yearick of !} Centre Hall Sm 5 Y were supper guests of Mi M, C. Delaney and Poorman THE. gn Laura nos n WN K Willlams- the Nola 1 and frien of Flemingion § \ ARI George GoOve Mr. and Mr: daughter Evelyn Grove n Grove Shows fh Fh wa Monday RUNY ILLE Mrs, Russell Zetby expe armine. he bought a {arn rengo Pa and has purchas team of horses And & an move soon. We wish good You og Ln L$ Mr L FETE RS hrougtlit home {ren i Cet Coutity Hospital 14 dnesday i beciast under Paul polled gelling be expecie Mrz. Mabel | er Mr. Same Zetdy moored Lo Pine Grove funers; of a cousin of (heir aay, ph" of Belle! to aitend y OI M t HAVINE | hoe A dothie birthday party was the home of Raymond nor of hiz father &. Samuel] Pio 65 and his wile, Mrs Mildred F 4 fF reCeve 3 ENE very used pe and Mra Lester Gene and Mr. and Waller Bennett and teo and Mr. and Mra. John Purl and #5 Richard were present from her Mr. and Mr Clark Huey and and Mrs, Newion Louck and dang ter Shirley motored to Snow wer the weekend visiting wit Lf W afr and bos five Roy Leathers to Maonuamon relatives Mr. and irs. Samuel daughter Sarah and Mr Edward Purl motored Thursday port Edward WPA project Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Poorm? of Wiillamsport, visited with folks, Sunday. Bald Eagle Grange will moet | day night, March 18in HOLTS HOLLOW Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sheeley and sons and Mrs, Ray Griffin of Storms town, called on friends at this place on Wadnesday of last week. Mrs. Charles Lucas asiisted Mrs (14e Johnson with her flower garded quilt on Friday Mr. and Mrs, Johni Watson and (grandson visited with Mr. and Mrs and family motored Sunigay visith Furi and id E. Confer and Mr. and Mrs. Wil’ liam Walker at Milesb rg, also called ‘at the M. C. Reese home atl Cum Stump on Saturday. | Mrs. Edith Burd with relatives from Runville speng one day last week with Mrs John Possinger | Coleville i Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Johnson and {two sons spent Saturday evening 3 the Austin Watson home at Dry TOD. M. C. Regse and son Marin of {Gum Stump visited relatives at tis place recently {| Mrs. Roy Leathers and three chil |dren, of Runville; Mrs. Nancy Ak: gis 5, Mrs. John B Hele of Moose Run, recens quilters at the | Orvis Watson home, other visitors were Jersdd Lucas, Nevin Walon eRd Howard Bure, Iwo spent several Studenty on Dean's List f student 3 | Ht who nave He of Injaries McEN alr 22, of fr ! { i from OLD FAMILY HORSE DIES “or a black | ( ned ADVERT) SED NGL Fo al dl 7 % ye . Three MeC on- IMPORTANT NNOUNCEMENT [BEAN PHIPPS V, Annual ANNUAL SALE | / OPENS TODAY ait HA SUBJECT TO 100% Penn A. it Molor of L [avy 5 AE 3 ‘ GAL. SEALED CANS MEN... 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