THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
December 19, 1940,
Page Two
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CENTRE HALL AND VICINITY
RED CROSS DRIVE NETS
$102.50 IN CENTRE HALL | james A.
The Red Cross drive in Centre
Hall was closed last week with a
total of $102.50 in memberships and
contribution Mrs | A Riegel,
chairman of the drive, and Mrs
Edgar Miller, president of the Wo-
man's Club. appreciate the coop- |
eration of solicitors and contribu-
tors in completing this project and
use this means to thank them
The contributors names follow,
each paragraph beginning with the
name of the solicitor for that group:
Mrs. B. FF, Goodhart,;
Lucy H C. H. Homan
‘arribell Emerick. the Rev
J. 8. Booger, David I, Gray-
arles D. Slonaker, John B
r. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wil-
and Mrs. 8. T. Riegel.
{iss Doris Moltz: Mrs. Anna Bar-
lomew, Misses Elizabeth, Helen,
an Bartholc mew Mrs. Lovan
Rev, Wi Marks,
Runkle,
Wetzel
Mrs, Harold Br
Bank, Mrs. W, A
Mis Sarah Hackett
rney Mrs. B, F. Good-
Burkholder, C. W
T. A. Hosterman, Mrs
Sheffer's Dalry P. P
and Mrs. R, 8, Hagan
Doris Moltz
iben 8. Rickert: Mrs. Ed-
Mrs. John Wert, Jr
Mr. and Mrs, W. W
H., Kerlin, Mrs
C. Royer Mrs. F
nd Mrs. R. 8. Jam-
James Searson, Mrs
yker Miss Rebecca Der-
Lawrer Hartley, Dr
hile. M's CW. Bitner and
. Ri cker
ie] 8 Daup
Mr, and Mrs. F. M.
Carr.e Leib, Miss Mar-
J. A, Heckman Miss
Mrs. E M. Miller
Ms F. V. Good-
Venerick, Mr:
Mr, and Mrs. J
P. C. Bradford
y, Mrs, W, M. Luse
Dr, and Mrs
¢e Rev. J. M. Kirk-
Mrs. J. F. Wetzel
A Mrs W. 8. Kel-
E. Zettle, Mrs C A. Mil-
Bailey, Mi: Mar
lub, A P. Krape, Mr
Bradford, Mrs. Har-
Danie! Daup, and
enney,
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Frank
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5. George Benner Mrs
Mrs ‘Wal late Bohn
Ri; pka, Mrs. Catherine
He enry Fous:, and Mias
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season for the
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opens tomorrow night on the home
floor against Snow Shoe
] will probably y¥ see
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DECEMBER 25-26
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2. -*SOUTH OF THE BORDER"
~*GENE AUTRY *B. Burnette
| service in the opener, according to | 84 hogs
coach: Robert
Ralston, Nevin
Myers.
Rimmey, Gilbert
Rimmey, Melvin Dutrow, Ernest
Frank, John Rimmey. Marlin Fye,
Donald Brouse, and Lynn Miller,
Coach Myers sald, “The 1940-41
squad Is one of the largest we have
ever had in numbers and the small-
{est In physical stature. They are
green and inexperienced. There
| are no left-overs from last year, so |
{we will have to build from the
ground up. The squad will be re-
| duced to M4 or 15 this week. Eleven
‘will make the trips.”
J. E. Wag- |
C.lp
| Runkle,
ten already mention-
considers these
Besides the
ed Coach Myers
layers possible material:
Bruce Moyer, Dean Neff, |
| Larry Boller, William Reese, Ardell
|
| 1941
|
8nook, |
Miller, |
Robert Ross, Jack Garbrick,
Gerhart,
Gross,
and James
“We are not looking for anything
this year but are pointing for the
and 1842 when he hope to have
ung on the ball’ On the
whole, prospects are not good, but
we are assured of a scrappy.
not experienced team ™ Coach
Myers concluded.
Miss Sarah Koel
ball coach will selec
line-up from this squad: Jean
Smith, Alice Slack, Betty Runkle
Ruth Faust, Ellen Bradford, Nellie
Knarr, Eunice Blazer, Freda Smith
Betty Smith, Marie Emerick, Ethel
Martz, Miriam Brooks, Hazel
row, Mary Meyer. Alberta Foust
and Patricia Boozer.
* *
‘sometl
er girls’ basket-
t her starting
CLASS TO PRESENT PLAY
The senior class of
Hall-Potter high
the Centre
school will pre-
sent the famous laugh-making
Royalty Play, ‘Melodrama in Nan-
kipao.” the evening of February 7,
in the High School Auditorium.
The cast of cHaraciers selected by
the school's drama ic teacher
Charles Slonaker, is as follows:
Marjorie Landis, a small town girl
in search of a movie career, played
by Peg McClenahan: Mr, Landis
er father, James Rimmey. Mrs
i Marjories stage-strucl
r, Lois Homan: Aunt Mary,
Landis’ Shakes;eare-quoting
sister, Rosella Homan; Helen Ste
vens, Marjorie's best friend, Martha
Rinmey, Jimmie Barlow. in love
with Marjorie, Mark Jordan; Jack
Dixon, Jimmie's best friend, Ken-
neih Runk'e; Horace Bilgewaler
Dillingham, small o%n genius,
Dean Reish: Miss Kelly, the smooth
alent discoverer, Betty Runkle;
Von Blagden, o-motion picture
Paul 8mith; and the hard
oiled government man who is look-
for the confidence artists,
Burke, is piayed by James Gergart
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WOMANS CLUB HOLDS
X-MAS SUPPER AND PARTY
pseude
rector
ing
The Cen're Hall Woman's Club
met in the high schoo] auditorium
Monday evening at 6:30 o'clock for
the annual Christmas buffet supper
and party. Forty-eight persons
were present,
This committee was In charge of
the party: Mrs, Pred Homan. Mr;
C. H Homan, Mrs. PF. M. Pisher
Mrs, Henry Kimbrell. and Mrs W.
W. Kerlin,
Afier supper a play, The Silver
Swan, was presen ed under the di-
rection of Mrs, George Sweeney
Mrs. George Lutz played the role of
Mrs. Blake; Mrs. Reuben 8 Rickert
rlayed Carol Blake, the daughter;
and Miss Ida Prazier was Miss 8yl-
via Van Fleet.
Group singing of Christmas car-
s and the exchange of gifts fol-
owed the play. The donations of
food, and clothing for the
gifs to the poor are
the supervision of Ma A. L
vy and her commit
CAROL SING FRIDAY NIGHT
A group of local singers, under
he direction of Donald Shope, will
rreient a program of Christmas
music over the Bellefonte public
wldress system from 7-8 o'clock Pri-
day evening.
The Rev, C. C. Otto will give a
hort address as a part of this hour's
vai
rogram.
Among the numbers to be sung!
“A Great and |
by the chorus are:
Mighty Wonder” by John Halles;
With’ Candles Bright” by Charles
Black; “While Joseph Slept” by
Ralph Marryatt; and “Bring a
Torch, Jeannetie, Isabelle,” an old
Frencr. carol
. .
.
SPECIAL LUTHERAN SERVICE
“The Spirit of Christianity” an
allegorical Christmas program, will
be presented at the Lutheran
candlelight service December 24 af
11:00 o'clock p. m.
These will play leading roles:
Jack Riegel as the Spirit of Chris-
anity; William H. Kerlin. Know- |
ledge. Miss Louise Smeltzer, Faith;
snd Mrs. Kenneth Runkle, Love.
Others who will participate are:
Chester Grove, Mrs. Ray Mark,
Miss Inez Luse, Miss Bertha Sharer,
and Harvey Flink.
The congregajon will join In
carol singing at the close of the
program,
CHRISTMAS SERVICE
tf present iis
AT REFORMED CHURCH
The Trinity ‘Bvangelica and Re-
formed church of Centre Hall, will
annual White candle
| Christ mas service on Sunday night,
|
Dec. 22 at 7:30 o'clock. The ser.
| vice is based on Henry Van Dyke's
story ‘The Other Wiseman”, The
| music will consist of Russian, ‘Ger-
man, Finnish and English carols
and will be sung antiphonally by
| two choirs.
|
14 lambs ...
LIVESTOCK MARKET
92 consigners sold the following
stock at the Penns Valley Sales
Bam, Centre Hall, Pa. Dec. 10, 1940.
Per 100 lbs,
$10.00-813.08
700- 8.00
51 veal calves
EE
Kenneth [ Se
Dut- |
11 beel cows
2 beef heifer
10 dairy cows
6.00-
2 dairy bulls
| 0 stock ewes
| 10 Pigs ang shoats ,
{ 60 coops chickens
(300 head) heavy fowls ...
| Heavy springers .,
| Leghorn hens
| Leghorn springers .
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CHURCH SERVICES
Evangelical: The Rev, W, K. Hos-
| terman, pastor Locust Qrove
election of officers 9:30:
hool 10:15; Centre Hall:
{ School 8:30, election of officers
10:30; Tusseyville: Sunday School
| 1:30, election of officers 2:30; Le-
| mont: Sunday School 10:00, Christ-
mas pageant 7:30,
Lutheran: The Rev. C. C, Otto
pastor. Centre Hall: Sunday Schoo
9:30, Church Service 10:30: Farm
ers Mills: Church Service 9:00, Sun-
day School 10:00; Georges’ Valley
sunday ol 9:30. Church Serv
7:30,
Spring Mills
Glenn, pastor
Ch
The Rev. Walter 8
Centre Hall: Chur
Service 9:30, Sunday Schoo! 10:30;
Sprucetown: Sunday School
Church Service 10:45; Spring Mills
| Sunday School 9:30, Church Servi
7:30.
Presbyterian:
Kirkpatrick, pastor, "
{day School 10:00, Church Service
{ 11:00; Pine Grove: Church Service
9:30, Sunday School 10:30: Centre
Hall: Sunday School 9:30, Church
Serv 7:30.
Reformed:
er, pastor
The Rev
Lemont
Or
The Rss. DU. R Keen-
Centre Hall: Sunday
School 0:30, Church Service 7:30:
Tusseyville: Church Service 9:00,
Sunday Schooj 10:00,
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PERSONAL MENTIONS
Edwa:d Durst will hold a public
sale of household goods February 8
The James Goodhart home was
soid at pubic sale Saturday to John
Heckman
ne Rebekah lodge had a C!
mas party at the regular meeting
Tue day evening.
8. T. Riegel, son Jack and Charles
Ramer spent he nd at Camp
Antie s In White Deer Valley.
Mrs. Susan Emery and Mrs. 8. T
Riegel spent iday evening with
Mrs. Thomas Foss in Pleasant Gap
Mrs. George Rimmey gpen. mos
weekend in Boalsburg wi
Mrs. Luther Dale, wh ho
weeks
f ha
WE
er mother
rogress Grange served
nual banquet Monday evening
the county Giganization of young
Grangers
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bartholo-
mew and Miss Mary Kennady {rom
Altoona spent Sa.urdsy at the Bar-
tholomew home,
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Glibert
daugh er Elaine, of Williamspors.,
were weekend guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Harry King. ‘
Mrs. E M 8mith and two chi-
dren from State College had Sunday
dinner with Mrs. Smith's mother,
Mrs. Susan Emery.
The sale of stock at the Penn
Valley Sales barn will be held to-
Jay Instead of Tuesday. The next
sale will be Tuesday, December 31.
Mr. and Mrs. Raadoiph Thomp-
gon [rom State College and Mrs. J
D. 8lenker rom Lock Haven were
caller; at the 8 T. Riegel home
Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Guy Jacobs and
daughters, Rose Anns and Fracnes
irom Steubenville, Ono. were week-
end guests of Miss Margaret Jacobs
and Leslie Jacobs,
Janet! Foust, ten-year-old daugh-
ter of Harry Pous; of Poite-s Mills
returned home Friday from the
Centre County hospital where she
underwent a tonsillectomy.
Lieut, and Mrs. Edward Wigman
from Hampton Virginia, spent the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs J
Shannon Boozer. Lieut Wigman
is stationed at the U. 8 Air Base.
Langley Field, Virginia, a. will be
trans erred to Ponce, Puetio Rico,
| January 2.
ae an-
w
school students will hold a joint
“hris‘mas assembly program Pri-
fay afternoon at one o'clock in the
‘gi school anditoriua. The griude
schools will presen:
| plays, musical numbers, and stunts,
| and the high school will stage a |
per- |
| “Quiz Kid" program. This
| lormance is ‘oben to the public.
! These members
meeting of the Willing Workers Lu-
theran Sunday School class at the
home of Miss Margaret Alevander
| last Wednesday evening: Mrs. Ar-
thus Thoman, Mrs, Rolph [use
6.80
5.50
7.00
650.00-112.00
40.00 48.00
The local grade school and high |
severdl short |
aiiended the |
8:30, |
ye
va
and |
HELE
| Mrs, Fred Luse, Miss Helen Decker, |
Miss Geraldine Hoover,
| nest Homan, Miss Cora Homan,
Mrs. Ere |
| Mrs, Jacob Sharer, Jr., Mrs. Clar- |
jence Ott, Mrs, Fred Homan, Mrs. |
| Ralph Homan, Mrs. John Dutrow, |
Mrs, Daniel Bloom, Mrs.
| Grove,
Roy Dutrow,
Chester |
Mrs. Harry Burris and Mrs. |
The Busanna Wesley Methodist
| Sunday school class met Thursday
| at the home of Mrs. Susan Emery
for the regular meeting and Christ-
jmas party. These persons were
present. Mrs. Chester Spyker, Miss
| Elizabeth Bartholomew, Mrs, C. D. |
Mrs, Willard Hettinger, Miss Stella
nag nn
were elected os 1941: Miss. iis.
Confer, Mrs. A. I» Emery. Mrs, Wal |
ter Glenn, Mrs. George Qoodhart, |
Hosterman, Mrs. Biaine Leister, |
Miss Doris Moltz Mis. Lyman Os- |
man. Mrs, J. D. Slenker. Miss Jane |
Mrs,
Altoona Monday
Miss
| this
| Miss Ruth Hackett
end
Hau
Mr
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Sunday |
| Lock Haven during
rush
Th
tralia
Wilbur
Wiliam Campbell drove w|
to spend the day. ]
Sarah Hackett is 11] in bed |
week with an attack of quinsy. |
Wis
Jean
a weeks
guest of Misses and Fern
na ™
| GAY
Lutz and
spent Tues-
und Mrs. George
Reuben 8, Rickert
in Harrisburg
r. and Mrs, J. FP. Wetzel
a Lou drove Lo Altoona, &
Lo spend the day.
rs. Roy Dutrow, M:
yd and Albert Dutrow
irday In Lock Haven
r. and Mrs, Paul Helsey of Cen-
were Sunday gues! Mr
Mrs, George Sharer,
8tove
on
and
SULuUr-
A-R|
spent
0
the
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steam heating
‘al Reformed church
Spyker | Cit
Ward
fe 1}
rking
Mon'gomery- Bore
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nignt
Bree
Wu
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in.
we Gleaners Sunday
1¢ Evangelica] church will
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School clas
Methodist
Prayer service this Thursday even-
Junior League
immediately alte
cool,
lowegd
program
Ker
Presbyterian
UNIONVILLE
at 7:30;
evening
Sunday
by the
which
WK and
exercise will
ermon by the paswor,
There will be no
rth League in the
ni will
y for the evening service which
tetier,
be taken
w at 8 o'clock.
extended
any or all
pecial New
formes
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will
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speak In
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and 5 p
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will
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Church
in the ¢hureh;
morning
special
will
immediate)
be
reaching service, with a Chri
to every
of these servic
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church
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Dr, Rimmer
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Church
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by the pas!
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Bcehool o
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Sunday
8
Sunday School
at 9:15, lol
White Cro
start at 10
followin
the regular
mas
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evening at this
up in geting
P:30 foi
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the Bunday Sch
Mrs, Clark Wil
annual Christma
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of
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weekend with his
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7:30 with sermoy
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hushand, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Emel or!
hington, D, C,
| We sorry wo learn of the |
dea Joseph A. Alexander, late
of Township, who passed
Away latter part of week
home of his daughler, Mrs
of Union Township. Funer-
services were conducted from his
Monday afternoon and ine
Wwrmenl in the Oak Ridge cemmelery
We extend most
fyiapatiues to Whe bereaved
and friends at this time,
A group of folks from here
companied by some from Union
Township, State College, Julian and
Bellefonte, made up the hours pro-
gram of Christmas Music in Belle-
fonte on Monday evening over
loud speakers which are placed
Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year.
Mr. and Mrs, Clark Williams
spent last Saturday in Philadelphia
faki ing in the and looking for
are
th of
Union
m, with sermon
H. E. Oakwood
Rervices:
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n Sunday morning
Clans Meeting
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gel were remembered by their
friends who did get
Mus Amanda Maran left on Bun.
day for Eaden, Pa. where she will
spend the next month with her
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs
Harold Hartswick and children.
Mr G W, Holt has been confined
to hi ome for the past several
days with an atiack of the grippe
tier at this writing and HM
sd last
“ve ed 1a
on
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