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os ‘ PY 4 » ee days nd because that | { gon, Larry, of Aaronsburg, called at | thelr son, Ralph, on Sunday. Guest Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bchrack and | Pred Pehl, Those present were.
dhe ( ul Tr ¢ irmaocrat., a gS ATA out, eity | : REBERSBURG | the J. BE Zeigler home on Monday. | present were: Mr. and Mri. Ralph | three grandchildren of Loganton Mrs, R. A. Baboock, Mrs, Annie
¥ newspapers devoted an entire column to it with My. ind af R. C, Bair and rou | Mr. L. A. Baker of Muncy wag it | Cummings of Laek Haven Mr and | were Sunday guests at the home of Stover, Mrz, R. W. Meyer, Mrs. A. E
BLLLEFONTE, PENNA. | photo embellishments. For the tooth belonged to the | Gerald, on the former's Mother, | wogneoday visitor at the W, H. | Mrs, Walter Curmings of Williams | Mrs, Tiha Brungan Limbert, Mrz, J. A Wert, Mr,
———e mene ; +| wife of the Duke of Windsor, our own American- | Mrs, Ida Bair, visited Mr, and Mrs. | Hackenburg home Foo and Mr. and Mrs, Pau Cun Mrs. Blanche Schreckengast of | Francis Wert, Mrs. Paul Weagley
WALKER BROTHERS Proprietors | born Wallis Warfield, for love of whom, an English John Rape Fon Altoona on Sunday, | Miss Phyllis Page was a weekend | mings and son, Dean, of town lihelm, visited among friends in and daughter. Ada Mae, Mrs, 8. O
RC DRAB... iii ii iin Or | monarch gave up his throne Mr em rin Moyer vi | guest at Altoona, Mr, and Mrs. J. N. Moyer and Mi ir Lown on Priday Mallory, Mrs, E. H. Hosterman, Mrs
and Mrs. Flora | 6, " OD al ar | Hom Corman were ‘Thursday vis. 4 Wie ravi yd 1. [EB Hosterman. Mrs. K Breot
PAUL M DUBBS ...... Associate Editor Limbert at Tyrone recently. Mr. and Mrs. Leopard and four | Emma Corma Evelyn Welser went to Al ” Af) LK. 8 |
CECIL. A. WALKER Business Manager
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{children and Earl Burd of Mt, Car- | tors In Willimmspord na, Sunday where she will be | ind daughter Janet, Mrs Nora
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Boys and girls of Centre county are especially ‘ i ; . y :
well-behaved this week as if they did not know, Satie Chums has Fo a | mel spent Sunday with the latter Mrs. W. H. Hackenb rg wa Nn mpl {i in a beauly parlor Weber, Mrs, 8, G, Ziegler Mrs. Rus.
Pittsburgh where he las secured | pirents, Mr, and Mrs, Willard Burd. | fined (0 her bed several days Jast | prof and Mrs, Ray Dotterer and | tll Breon and son Larry and Mrs
employment, 1" Mrs. 8 1. Gephart 4 ale he s of a heave ¢ ; 4 Y Etta oh M W. Breot
’ : 8. 4 phart and daughter week because of a heavy col Mi Sida Musser of Bi “oiler vi. W. Breon
. ¢ um mB ; yw sive YOU & x Gertrude Cor Ra Ra 1 + LCphary a | oh " {
One of these days somebody will give { Mrs. Gertrude Corman is serious | Helen, and Mrs Elizabeth Weaver | Charles Kreamer of nh aul | called at home
Christmas present that you really want, In Sine ly i} at this writing. Her daughter, | of State College called In town on! and Ruthe Blerly State Colleg reburg, Saturday
| meantime, vou can worry along with what you get. Mrs, Irvin Swank, and son. Paul, | gaturday Bent y
[ssued weekly, every Thursday morning. | from Williamsport were called home | Mi and Mis Ketmeth W. Breoh he - : u nd ed Tasssitass | |
Entered In the postoffice at Bellefonte, Pa, as second- | A loan of $50,000,000 to Argentina for the PUr= just week : | accompanied by Billy Bit rly " ed Mr. and Mi right V roof to on Mr. and Sis ha F R E 1S *
class matter. | pose of stabilizing her currency has been WHtoanaed Mrs, Rose Gramley went to Jere ; Add } " visited : { i 0 on nA )
a : EE coesexes {The money will come from the gold stabilization | ..v Shore last Friday where she will atios Tvson wi Avia rT — me oh Bundi Sanrlay. gtd a ’
— TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Fo Sctetary Hull describes the loan as a part |gpend the winter with her son, Dutios Tyson, aio is etibloved in | BINGE Tom , and mother, Mrs.| Paul Breor , Blatchford 3
Harrisburg, spent the weekend with Kenneth Hal
of our collaboration to develop hemispheric economic Stuart Wolfe, and family his family, M. C. Haine:
dvance aferue rl BY ay Inova TARR. : nd Mrs. Lulu with tonstliti
$130 yor yeas Fo Puld In agvance defense. Cyrus Moyer moved last ThUrs-| The Rebekah Lodge held | were bu iness visitors in Willlams- | Mr. and M Wolle and Amateur Hour
in Bellefonte on Sunday Lewistown
ay from Wolles Store to Beles | christmas party in the I. O. OF VI» ) smiley were recent
i A SE — p Su Administration officials continue to give some fonte, where he 1s employed at the | hall las: Thursday evening © Mr and Mi: vi. A FATT er busin ; ier in / : , i Sh
study to the financial situation of Cireit Britain Titan Plant Miss Helen Zettle, who is em { { on of thie Last Fi eniz prt ‘ ow
Since Lord Lothians speech, asserting the need of Mrs. Carl Burkholder ang daugh led at Laurelton i he weak. n-inelaw and daught nN ; {134 Worm ag : mimeo 1:50 PP. M. EVERY SUNDAY
the British for financial assistance, there has been | ter, Mary Kay, and Miss Estella end with : \ y 4
considerable Interest in the question. While it Is as- ‘ : J. | Retsh : Viol gre dels : clet; hi Evang :
sumed that lack of financial credit will not end the 5 1 e 1" Mr. and Mi "hd re A wh i id" Ch 2% the m [A 4 d Ww. F. B. G.
ceaseless flow of supplies from this country to Great { Millhe! r, and Mrs: | gave a birthda Br: ’ I ne Ha 1 3 4 :
Britain, it is parrent that American officlals are \ 5 — pd «11301 10 1000 « 1 ] v men py
very anxious not to be misled into granting credits Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers and ES AA
which are not necessary, Of course, the whole ques- n, Bobby Mr. and Mrs, Raymond | AL | T/ Ad 22 TA TAL ye ‘ Yayo ye}
Fun its chances Con A wa comstesonsl acu bt ve IE | Besa dain Geer many | APLAR ALARAEARLAVAR NEARER DANONE ANP
j the reader can take it for granted that this country and Connie { Danville called n .
All reading notices marked (*) are adiVeriisampnia. | will extend almost unlimited material aid to the Mr. Wy I A "
Legal notices and all real estate advertisements, 10 British regardless of the method which has to bx fs
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Subscribers changing postoffice address, and not no- | Window inn Mash
titying us, are liable for same. The situation in the Par East continues to be | at the homes of H
All subscriptions will be continued unless otherwise | jet, but recent utterances of responsible Japanese arg MC. Haines
| officials seem to be designed to feel out American Mr. and Mrs, Chat
RE Ra, == | public opinion. The Japanese statesmen carefully Flemington were Thur:
COPIES EACH WEEK assert that they do not want any war with the vith the former's parent
United States and emphasize that this will not hap- Mrs. C. H. Gramley
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December is a good month in Which to d n 1st | i and Belgium lellefonte; Mr, and : 0
carefully: if vou have managed to live this ng, | and France re vast prelin v arrangement :
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why not try to last out the year? which would take months to compi It would be
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"ni to that the British have suc fully thearted Hitler
Just after the formation of a “National Com- attack No mist ot ‘nresumae that Der Forhrer |
mittee on Food for the Five Small Democracies,” | _ 0" "oo that h war TS
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In Our Churches
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN (CHURCH OF BELLEFONTE
The Rev. Clarence Arnold, pastor, will celebrate the coming of Christ
mas Day with a Candlelight Service on Christmas Eve from 11 o'clock
until midnight. The program will consist of the singing of Christmas
parols, selections by the choirs. the Christmas Lessons, and a brief ser-
. This Christmas Vigil Service will be broadcast over the community x : :
ri phony Citizens h Bellefonte and community, whose churches are ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
not holding a service at the same time, are cordially invited to attend, Services begl ning Sunday mi r 22 and contin
The following is the order of service; Christmas Day will n e of U Ley A. B. Holonw
Organ Prelude, “Pastorale”—Franck Miss Mary E. Sloop, Organist
Processional Hymn, “Come Hither, Ye Faithful”-Portogallo,
The Introit—The Gloria Patri
The Kyrie—The Gloria in Excelsis The Collect,
Scripture Readings—Titus 2:11-14, Isaiah 9:2-7
Anthem, “Come And Worship” Hevser The Jus
Scripture Readings Hebrews 1:1-12, John 1:1-
Hymn, “O Little Town of Bethlehem” —Redner
Scripture Readings —Titus 3:4-7. Luke 2:15-20
Anthem, “The Light of Bethlehem" —F_ Abt The Junio
Violin Duet, “O Jesu, Bambino” Petro Yon Ch
Herman McClure and John 8 Dubb FElCAISAl Friday ab 4.4 | 3 RA)
Hymn, “While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks By Night" —Fink. Morning worship at 11 o'clock, with a
The Offering. : Endeavor League at ¢ 30. Evening
Offertory, “Cradle Song,” from “The Christmas Oratorio” —Bach with sermon theme, “May Christmas Spirit Abide” an
- Miss Mary E. Sloop. Organist. | Prayer Meeting Thursday a: =:30 p. m Christmas exerclses
Anthem, “Silent Night —Gruber-Lorenz "The Senior Choir | 9 clock, Everyone Is always welcome
“The Grace of God,” Titus 2:11- 'E wid Pastor
The is aaThe Grace 9 Godt” Totus 2:10. ¥. Arild, Pastor. METHODIST CHUT NT
The Benediction. ” The cholrs of the Methodist church will 3 thse
Recessional Hymn, “Joy To The World — Handel dielight service this Bunday al
Organ Postlude—8elected Miss Mary E. Sloop, Organist, | program will be as follows
Processional, “0 Come All Ye Faithful
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ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, BELLEFONTE Praver flevy. Hartsock
Tie Rev, Clarence E. Amold, Pastor, Silent Night.” Franz Gruber Girls’ Chorus
Fourth Bunday In Advent, December 22, | “There's a Song in the Alr” Karl Harrington Girl's Chorus
9:30 a. m., Bunday Bchool. “Andantino.” Julius Eichberg Violin "Trio
10:45 a. m., The Bervice and Sermon: “The Voice of One Crying in | ~Pastorale,” Ethelbert Nevin Violin Trio
the Wilderness.” Offering : Selected
7:30 p. m., Vespers and Sermon: “Rejoice In the Lord Always.” Cantata: “The Story of Christmas”—H, Alexander Matthews
Behold the Days Come” Men's Chorus
ONT , t CREE IREL™ Soprano Bolo and Chorus, “And the Angel Said” Mis, Ernest Martin
. BELLEFONTE PRESHY TERIAN CHURC H . : Soprano Bolo and Chorus, “There Were Shepherds” Mrs. Robert Géehret!
Sunday school in the Chapel at 9:45 a. m., Harry C, Taylor, Supt. Tenor Solo and Chorus, “And It Came To Pass’ Allan Hewitt |
Morning Worship in the Church at 10:45 a. m. Sermon by Rev. J. Shibli, Soprano Solo, “O Lovely Voices of the Sky” Miss sean McGarvey
of State College. ! “Behold There Cams" Men's Chorus |
At 4 o'clock in the afternoon a Cantata and fine program of Christ- Soprano Solo and Chorus, wi They W. Come” |
fey us wi be scdered by the Serior Goi to which all members| 11? Selo $18 Shor, “ATE RRL TEN NT ere. Ervet Martin The Harvester
of the church and their friends are invited, No evening service, Contralto Solo and Chorus. “Sleep. Holy Babe!” i M Levi | p—— . »
: On Monday evening, December 23, the Christmas entertainment for | “Awake, Put on Thy Strength M- Ann | * How ) Please Her with This
he Sabbath School will be held in the Chapel at 7:15 o'clock, { Duet, “For the Lord Hath Comforted” Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Martin ELECTRIC =
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| “Christ, to Thee" ie. Chorus | 3% = >
PORT MATILDA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | “Salut d' Amour,” Edward Elgar; “Agnus Dei,” Georges Bizet | ————— a THRIFT WASHER
Howard E, Oakwood, Minister, | i. Violin Trio | RANGE
Services Sunday, December 22: Bible School, 10 a. m. Morning wor- | Benediction Rev. Hartsock | a
ship, 11 a. m. Recessional. “Joy to the World,” George F. Handel,
Unionville—Evening worship service at 7 o'clock instead of the usual | Violin Trio: Mis. Louls Schad, John Dubbs, Allan Hewitt
hour of 7:30. Worshippers are requested to come promptly at 7, The Directors: Mrs. Louis Schad, Mrs. Philip Wion, Miss Betty Smith,
Monday evening Bible-Study Class Monday, December 23, at Miss = =S=ea » EE -....- we
Rowan’s home, Suoject: “Our Lord's Birthday,” a Christmas theme, | Miner Hurt By Rook so little money.
Yhe Rev, Hany Dimmer, D. D., Fogently pastor of the First Presby-' James McBlane, 22. son of Mr.
terian c , Duluth, n., famed preacher, scientist, and author, will. and Mrs. Thomas McBlane, was ine. | H i
speak in the Snow Shoe Methodist church Sunday, December 22, at 11 | jured while working at the Moris McCormick-Deering
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The pastor would encourage his people to attend as he counts it a most | fell on him. He was taken to the! I ARM Installed (less Timer)
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ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH | side of the chest and abdomen and
Rev. C. Nevin Stamm. Pastor. ! a laceration on the left side,
Church School, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, 10:45 o'clock.
Christmas Party and program for Intermediate, Junior and Primary | RICH RED BLOOD EQUIPMENT :
Pepatiments of Jae Sunday School, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. i i /
tmas play Sunday evening at 7:30. | ” 1. {H-%-=0
Christmas Eve Service, Tuesday evening, 11 to 12 o'clock. ! $00D HEALTH Slcn Boop BALES AND SERVICE . ¢ 4 Frye HY ®
Sunday evening at 7:30 St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church " 4 i ; = - : :
vill present a Christmas play entitled “Crowded Out,” by J. W. G. Ward 2 fan have ai i Wh UPPERS |
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End of Prologue—*“O Little Town of Bethlehem.” | A. @. Lucbert, P.D., Coatestille, Pa. |
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