April 20, 1939. FHE CENTRE DEMOCRAY, BELLEFONTE, PA. Fags THra THE RED & ‘WHITE NEWS Vol. V. THE STAFF EDITOR-IN-OHINF- Emmy Lou Craig REPORTERS Belly PACULTY ADVISORS Carr, John 8. Dubbs, Beaver, Vogt, Ann Kelley, Jane Rumber- ger, Jean Clevenstine, Eleanor Foresburg, Mary O'Hara, Frank iin Hillard TYPISTS Loretta Showers, Elizsa- peth Fetzer, Mary CGingher, Rus- sell Gandy ASSOCIATE EDITORS entine, Ruth Olsen BPORTE HDITONR James son, Jane Rumberyge: SOCIETY EDITORS Marjory Ly ons, Jeanne Bloomquist, Bey Eyer ADVANCED REPORTERS Penrod, Phyllis Jodon Capers, Emmett Witmer, Hewitt, Thomas Beaver Miller, Joan Marie OC. Paul 8 Dick Val- wr] Musser Thomp- Charles Virginia Allen SHOULD Go WHERE, OH, WHERE THE BUILDING Editors Note pressed in thi of the represent Lhe view paper By the time Yo Qf the been deter favored us with the n A (The opinions e editorial are Lh Write ii ao Not u read the fale new neal bullding wil have mined ers have bond issue riaell il wWiiere We want ing Clies JdOarldy put wilo n it i use our in- J people Mos CHOC] si that i Is more course, 8 building town people, b thing lock to t CONS Droveinen sible wo bullding 1 wouia pe modern with bulid on Ue i ation I ! SOs i} the bullding of { recreation further expansi POs: ible centers are being « nece tion tege far ou en MRS. SCHAD HONOR GUEST 1 LF aii: EES pang L f the Be Wail oe nh Dasemer A prog Cunnel 1 i ginment will Be given by nior member of the glee club Emmy Lou y "MAOwe! were clo table ating mitiees respec The banquet Leen planned | fifty-two pereons and mises to be one of the successful of its Kind decor ive mest BOOK REVIEW The Friendly Arctic by Vilhiak Etefan rs COMPENSATION AUTOMOBILE & F IRE INSURANC E ED L. KEIC HLINE BELLEFONTE Temple Court REMEMBER When You Want Anything In Lumber, Millwork, Doors, Sash, Roofing W. R. SHOPE BELLEFONTE, PA. Phone 432 BATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN EVERY DEAL IN EVERY PARTICULAR ing PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF BELLEFONTE HIGH SCHOOL tory of explor ation, discov and endurance This book 18 a ol pe graphic and scientitic ery. of human skill in unforseen situations, of the thrill places, the beauty and In friendliness of Far Gi Strange terest and North The recital of mere a thrilling story It rough wherein and the facts become Carries the a plot of human in scientists whalers explorers play thei reader t Le vest Eokimos dramatic $ padi Such a proof ol thie mind of man as I endly Arctic n the triumph of we have In The ant nee Qa Driiia ONE US week and Red or f the A ‘ and Want OW LTS Ween GIRL K brown i HIBANIO BAND TO GET UNIFORMS Banjo i nwasyie Bellefonte Band of BOY MAKES “CHAIRS” fer, Bellefonte High Se LOCAL Ab C NOO4 “SKIFPERS TO LOSE 3 omppur sist fr three da FACULTY ON PARADE viewed Mr from Penn week 1 Antes Dubbs g tale lege Mr Dubbs taughi an) INKS Lhe Way stinghouse alin in enlarging year: po he and Mrs rea H he | pe Several Dubbs made a seve he west trip to Nn & goog hardly wai: can go again. He want New York Workd's Fair g00i luck, Mr coast and had su me that they can until they 0 go 10 the thi year Well . “ ART CLASSES TO EXHIEIT Miss Rostind's art classes mak- interesting projects for exhi- ange ale bition thi Fair The projects that are being made very ome of them attractive yarn, bella immer atl the OH attraciive, Nero w Add made of colored also of yarn very mat The art classes will compete with we of other hoals for prizes 10 | be awarded fon he most original ano best designed The girls belts and pro jects have also been weaving pocketbooks from yarn and when they are completed they will be sent to an exhibit at State College Only the neatest ones will be sent J. M. Keichline Insurance Agency ANN W. KFICHLINE, Agent. Temple Court Phone 190 MORE THAN EVER you need a telephone to help. When machinery breaks down and you need parts from town when you need seed or other supplies in a hurry «and, later on, when you want to get the highest prices for your pro- duce — you can depend on the tele phone to help you, TOE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PERNSYLYUNIA Number 5 land prizes will be awarded for the ones that are judged to be the best A IN A HURRY, hits resigned nas Clans DUNN- Roger Yorks retary of the Eckle will take Ludents Sec senior Don hig place art are studying cradt geting practice teacher, He taught English clasy the Albert Conley in becoming a the fourth period other day The shed blographical essays are fin I'll bet the seniors are The sophomores gave a tricky de monstration on how to make salads It was done by the use Of mirrors glad Cordon gave March 22 4 pa nome on CIA8S The agriculture i DASeDAlL M Dale Gra! repory EXCHANGE a LDerme ve the | L wilysd Lemysourg « Cetiysburg ® SWIMMING PARTY AFRIL 21 TRAD yiege Penna mm Friday BUSH HOLLOW randas when might rly people un ay arrives OM e that we r Rev. Byrd back with Mrs, Byrd be abl, i i | ¥ he werk will be looking forward to het back in ( Hollow About people came out and howed thei n in the Bus! Hollow cemetery whe rival oleville and Bush night } meeling was held at the chure It ded the An th ng {0 will be 10 Aix up the fence around church and oemetery New past 3 DINE NEw Wile have 10 be ten before any work can be Mr Edna Spots hal dontated the posts but they will have I made Saturday ready wa ae to « the > Lo put in April 2. nyone who is working that day and is inter- in this work is invited to come ipott ul help cut the posts. A the pasts fGliowAng persons were committee presi. Julian R. D; 3ush, Ju- 13 be Sa they the post raedy gel not § r day et Lo put FER) The appointed as a dent Andrew Irwin vice-president, Charles lan, R. D ecretary, Naomi Resid- es, Julian R. D.. treasurer, Mrs, D H. Custer Fleming Mrs. Wil- liem Bolt of Bellefonte, as a s0li- citor of the Bellefonte area. Any- one wishing to contribute anything towards this work may send or give it to any of those persons named, Mrs, Myrtle King and Mr. and Mrs Edgar King snjoved a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs Edgar King's (7) birthday on Sunday at the home of her mother, Mrs, Edna Spotts. Other visitors in the after noon Ken Witmer, Bina Mae Phyllis and Donald Rote and Jane { Miller all of Bellefonte Sunday visitors at the Roy Spotts {home were Mrs, Earl Custer and { niece Ruby Davidson and friend | Ralph Stonebraker We were all glad to { Charles Bush ha | ment { ishorer, also that D H Custer has | secured a job as assistant foreman, both to work in Union township, Mr. and Mrs i family, and Mrs, Roy Spotl | son visited last Tuesday with Mr fand Mrs. Marlin Moore, also visited la few minutes with Mrs Roy Ying ling of Port Matilda i Mrs i spent jast Thursday and Priday at | her home in Qoleville a fa There are about 75,000,000 citizens tof this republic who write | graghs better than we can. but the | also were hear that secured employ - funny thing shout it is that most of | them haven't got the Job. ' College, were Ba | family were with the State Highway ag 4 Martin 8polts and | gaughter Jean spent the weekend and | { Mrs. Bierly’s Martin Spotis and children | para- | REBERSBURG Mr and Mrs, Thomag DiXson and Miss Evlyn Walkey of Akron, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs, Kermit Rossman and son Jackie of Coburn, Were Sunday visitors at the hothe of El mer Miller Miss Walkey ais0 cali ed at the homes of Rufus Brungar ana lee Wolle Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sholl and daugh ters Virginia and Ethel Jean and Evelyn and the latter's iriend Jim Caldwell of Turtle Creek week end guesty with the formers Inte Miss Emma Sholl Mi Mrs. Curtis daughter of Reading weekend with formet Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Arbogast and family and Mrs. Elizabeth Reige of Mid dleburg and Mr. and M Presti Knepp of Mifflinburg, were rests with the formers ta Arbogast and M Ben) Thomas and Elton Wilbur Ho i, Mi tate Coliege were and Weaver and pent the Parents the Sunday brothe: Cente ndren Rach and Mi Hellet t outy at Cifeer Fugene Sn murs ends eae ah) kK Have Helen Arbogs Weeks i at lo Mi “1 id AL H nar ne {f Pen: Ha y Rebersburg i called at the EH Haoslen John ¢ Dave Lemon Garret Weave: Au Ciadl t fra suits ¢ weeks at the Mr: Marstelier (From week) Heller ro aturday alle 0 het vast i her pending weekend unday callers at the fie Haines and son Kennel Mabel Heficifines; Reading of Harrisburg. Mr. ahd { Ciramiey an on I' M. Gramle aang Orpha of Miliheim Mr. atid Mrs. Meye ren Nelson and Vi Mr i. Bierly ginher guests at the Helen Shultz Postmaster and Mr Blerly are the happy on, born last Wednesda Deen named Rarryl Wayne Mrs. George Puedale of Washing ton, DC. Mr. and MM Kermit Rossman and son Jackie of Coburn and W. J. Miller and fami { 1#b anon vitited at the home of Elmer Miller, Bunda Nira. Nathaniel Ziegler of Mills was a Sunday the home of Mrs Prof. Hatry We of New Kensington mer Weaver and of Mrs were hild anda supe Emma Saver and and ¥ family of r day guests with thelr parents and Mis OQ, J Weaver £1 Mr. and Mrs Mr Paul Brown and Satiirday callers In Lewistown Mr. Harvey Lamey and son Flovd of Greenburr called at the W. E Bair home iast Friday, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Moyer motored to Bloomsburg on Monday and were acoompianied home by their daugh- ter Mrs. Ray Mastellar and chil dren, John and Gloria who visited a‘ the Mover home this week Mr. ahd Mrs T. L Hartman and a. Ingleby Mr. and Mrs. Prank Bierly and son Dean of Mifflinburg were Sun- day dinner guests at the home of parents, Mr, and Mrs William Minnig Mr. and Mra, Charles Probst of lock Haven, Miss Isabel Mallory of Biute College, spent Bunday with their mother, Mrs. Lulu Mallory Misses Phyllis And Maxine Page of State College, spent their Easter vacation with their parents, Mr. and | | Mrs. ©. A, Page: | baby Brie Miss Margaret Kane weekend with her parents ton Mr; Wis a spent at King Ruth Probst of Btate College weekend guest at the Mrs, 'T. J. Osker Limbert of Plerce Bu Easter vacation and Mrs. A. E home aur LY | VIArk Ness Gilege spent his With his parents, Mi Limbert Mrs. Rishell moved Tuesday from the Bast side of the Jacob Sty- me into the East side of Mr Heller's house Mrs, RL. Freas, of Lo ; on, and Rev, and Mrs. R A Bubeock of town attended the Evangelical Ministerial Association Tuesday Mrs. Paul Winters we is the W. A on eras h and tale College on Mr. and ay dinner gues home John Miller of PFishertown Prul Miller of Btate College veEend visitor wilh Lhe He and My A J. Mille arah Blerly, Mrs. Gin Hamspor Phil at the J. E. Bieri Joe Lynn of ine Malone al the C Ho Tuesday and Mi Rae P AW rt willie and Were pare evening Preston Ziegle Anna of McAll na 2Ziegle i "Mr Cine Day Rebersburg FARM CALENDAR Timely Reminders from the Penn sylvania State College School of Agriculture Spring Fever in Calves Sowing Oats post desirable rien 7 at Per are Pern These for “Halting Fire Blight Damage ght ol ible varietie Al De redlioeg | Tent Caterpillars Haching J as the new frull buds begin showing inid by tent caller Ne ang Jui De geen wan hatedung exlension enlonw girls at Penn State. The young pects feed on th T an be {iPr regulary Spraying for Canker Worme BE Cause canker wortn moths are gun dunt this spring. Penn State exten sion entomologists suggest fruit and shade trees with a made by mixing 4 po arsenate with 100 gall water. Make the first application wien the foliage is well started ani thé second aboul two weekg laler Growing Better Flowers -Hiefore ordering seeds and plants for yom flower garden. study ibeir habi! iclerance to soil and moisture cOl- d'tions, time of bloom, character of foliage. height, color, and hardiness suggest extension omamental hor ticulturists at Penn State PLEASANT VALLEY (Prom last week) Mr. and Mrs Orvis Lucas and Mr and Mrz LeRoy Sayers and Landa and Billie Griffith of Yarnell, 55 Sunday with their parents, Mr Mrs, William Richner Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Emel and baby Nancy spent Sunday at the home of John Etters of Howard R D we Opening buds controled hy S0Ta) Spraying solu tion cad wil and Sunday visitors al the home of Harvey Eminhizer were Marlin Long of Howard Mrs Hazel Hake and Mra. Sars Hake of lock Haven; Theodore and Willlam Brestier of Pleasant Valley Mrs. William Richner was a ¥Pri- afternoon visitor a Mrs. Harvey Eminhizer. Misg Annie Kessling is spending sometime with her sister, Mis. Wil- bur Emel Mr. and Mrs atended the sale of Mrs Amelia Chapman at Fairview Mrs, Pred Kessling is visiting her | diughter Mrs. Wib Bmel Mr. and Mrs. Milfora Etters spent Sunday evening at the home of Mt and Mrs. Wilbur Emel Mrs Carrie Fminhizger and Mr Brown were callers in the village | O0e day last week, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Richer Wet Bellefonte shoppers on Saturday. the the home Russell Jones and | Deer Plunges Through Window A large wi al fer Tay] Lie ana deer plunged into the Hi dows of the O, L. Hidiay Carag Berwick broke oe on Lhe and Inle down proper 01 Ie ANUNA] wa I Ax head neck eck as IL ran 18 hea Nrougn Lhe gla I Dicks wig 0 out ana JUST RECEIVED Phipps Tires $ GUARANTEED 12 MONTHS MANY deer fa ¢ Red ing pew Ro Chorver NOt riment of the 1 ROWING UDess git people 1s ed officials (abinels TO GO AT KS-HERE 5 THE BIGGEST GAIN 24 VE HAD THIS YEAR Fol BA ely =» 55¢ MADE BTEEL CAEINE I dix 4 with * Quality =m hie MANY NHES 5c Inner Tubes IMPORTANT NOTICE ! 5 Wholesales Lies oe BRUNSWICK o TRUCK TIRES _Bl Y THEM AT COSI Tas sy $10 1% wots uty $10) 36 ad low” 33(),42 sii S54 77 as lor 33] 56 FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES Genuine Viking TOILET TISSUE 10c Finest Quality 4 rolls for Close Out MINNOW BUCKETS Pennsylvania MOTOR OIL Compare $d sve Rave 1 it with any Guality You ibe pw 5c QUART Pisa Tos Ne aad Wedge CUSHIONS see" g ge Cool weave 8bre Cushions, 3%¢ ca. reg. §) 24-in. Step LADDERS 33 Made of woud, with bard braced flee ro0s Folds wma Reg. The valve Bag of / S Sia 25 Glass 2 MARBLES Beoutiful Colores 2% inch Bike Tires 73¢ LU. 8 EBsbber Co White gx brand worth #1.00 CASTING | REELS 5 4c. well HUB CAPS FORD A... 4¢,0 ¥, \ Chevrolet 1926-33" 84d 71) i%e each For mort om st low Popular sie, Quality steel T00L & TACKLE BOXES 1x6 STEEL WITH LOCK EasP ~* TIRE RELINERS vileaniving 4 All wines, Bteel with hard Trans planten Bake Cool Fibre Seat Covers Made of long rating Shere for seat snd hate of eaTH tiractive luxe — trim C Reg. price #6 ma Geerbonnd ROLLER SKATES é6¢ rR. Ball besving wheel rubs ber trucks Warth S296, TENNIS BALLS Nude Ww well for She \ Wool-telt sap. Packed wo re : isin Cc Helis —— ATTERIES FULLY Dean Phipps Auto Stores BELLEFONTE 74 WEST H WRENCH SETS Fpiecn drop forge todd sles. 10 papuinr soem GH STREET =~ 3.
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