Page Two
March 20, 1941.
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CENTRE HALL AND VICINITY
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FACULTY BASKETBALL
GAME TO BE HELD FRIDAY
The annual basketball classic be-
tween the Centre Hall and Potter
Township teachers will be held to- |
morrow Friday evening in the high |
school gymnasium for the benefit |
of the high school band,
Team line-ups are shrouded In
mystery and will not be released |
unti] the last minute, but names of
participants in several preliminary
stunts are available,
Russell Bohn and J F, Wetzel, |
principal, will engage In a wrest- |
ling match; Charles D. Slonaker |
ang Donald Shope, ring veterans, |
will put on a boxing bout; and |
James A. Myers and David I. Gray-
bill are scheduled for a tumbling
act
Admission prices are set at fifteen
and twenty-five cents and the cur- |
tain goes up on this faculty frolic
at 7:30 o'clock
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FIREMEN TO SPONSOR
DANCE HERE MARCH 28
The local firemen, attempting to
augment their equipment fund, will
sponsor & dance in the local gymna-
sium Friday evening, March 28
from 9 to 1 o'clock.
Jimmy Leyden's Collegians will
furnish the music for the customary
round and square dancing. {
Fred Luse, committee chairman
announces these other committee- |
men: advertising, W. W. Kerlin;
Orchestra, Roy S. Jamison; ad-
vance ticket sales, Pau] Zellers;
door sales, Harold E. Bradford; de-
corations, Eugene Burkholder; and |
refreshments, D. C. Miiterling
Fifty cents admission will
charged
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CHURCH SERVICES
be |
Evangelical, The Rev. W. K, HOs-
terman, pastor: Bethesda: Church |
Service 9:00; Lemont: Bunday
School 10:00, Church Service 11:00; |
Spring Mills: Sunday School 8:30,
Church Service 7:30.
Lutheran, The Rev. C. C. Otto
pastor. Centre Hall: Sunday School
8:30, Church Service 7:30; Spring
Mills: Church Service 9:00, Sunday
School 10:00; Tusseyville: Sunday
Schoo! 9:30 Church Service 10:30
Methodist: The Rev, W, T. Glenn,
pastor. Centre Hali: Church Ser-
vice 9:30, Sunday School 10:30;
Sprucetown: Sunday School 8:30
Church Service 10:45
Presbyterian, The Rev. J M
Kirkpatrick, pastor Boalsburg:
Sunday School 2:00, Church Service
3:00: Lemont: Sunday School 10:00,
Church Service 7:30; Centre Hall
Sunday School 9:30, Church Ser-
vices 10:30
Reformed, The Rev
er, pastor Centre Hall: Sunday
School 9:30, Church Service 7:30.
Spring Mills: Church Service 9:00,
Sunday School 10:00; Farmers Mills
Sunday School 9:30, Church Ser-
vice, 10:30. |
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D. R. Keen-
PERSONAL MENTIONS
Mrs. Wallace White of Axe Mann |
who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Rider became (ll last week with
pleurisy.
Mrs. Della Reiber, who has been
spending the winter with her sons
and daughters, expecis to return
home in April
Mr and Mrs Lynn Breon and
family plan to move into the Geo
McCormick home to be vacated
when Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gentzel
move to Bellefonte
Mrs. P. P. Geary left on Sunday
for Pittsburgh to atiend the Ameri-
can College of Surgeons meeting.
She also visited Miss Martha Speer
in Wilkinsburg, and returned home
yesterday.
The Lutheran Young Women's
Missionary Society met last Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. C, H.
Homan, These members attended:
Mrs. J. Harold Durst, Mrs. Roy Dut-
row, Mrs. Paul Fetterolf, Mrs.
Ernest Prank, Mrs, Pred Homan,
Mrs William Kerlin, Mrs Pred
Luse, Miss Ine Luse, Mrs. Ray Mark,
Mrs Clarence ©. Otto, and Miss
Bertha Sharer
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LAST TIMES TONIGHT
THURSDAY
{March 20th)
No. 1—Gene Autry, 8S. Burnette:
"Gaucho Serenade”
|| No. 2—Anita Louise:
“The Phantom
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Submarine’
Family Night!
Children 10¢ Adults 20¢
B,C lh a ————
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
(March 21st & 22nd)
I
| Humphrey Bogart Ida Lupine
“High Sierra”
Thrill Crammed . . . a picture you
will not want to miss.
Also Special Added Attraction:
“THE MARCH OF TIME"
Arms and Men of U. 8. A.
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MONDAY & TUESDAY
(March 24th & 25th)
Here you are folks! . .. It's TNT
Entertainment! .See the Bap-
tism of Fire!
“The Ramparts
We Watch”
Not a picture for children to see.
Full Length Feature.
ALSO SELECTED SHORTS
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"Coming March 28th & 20th
“COME LIVE WITH ME”
James Stewart Heddy Lamarr
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Mrs. Dorothy Knapp spent Sun- |
day at her home in Bellefonte,
The Garden Club is scheduled to
meet at the home of Mrs, George
Benner tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Mary Nef! spent Sunday |
with Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Miller
clety met last evening at the home |
of Mrs, Charles Slack.
E. L. Bartholomew from Altoona,
spent Saturday with Mrs, Anna |
| Bartholomew and family here.
Mrs. Lovan Smith went to State
College Saturday to spend a week
with her sister, Mrs, Clarence Year-
ick and family, |
Mrs. Delag R. Keener's mother,
Mrs, Robert Schlegel from Fleet. |
wood, returned home Sunday after
a short visit here.
John: Slack from Coburn, has
rented the north side of the Jane
| Poreman property and expects to
move here with his family soon.
Miss Beatrice Lannen who has
been employed in the Ralph Ziegler
home for some time, returned on
Sunday to her home at Nittany
Howard Emery’s thumb was seve-
rely lacerated on Sunday when the
deck of his car fell on it. The in-
fury required immediale medical
treatment,
Mrs. David I. Graybill who be-
came {ll with tonsilitis while on
| duty at the Qentre County Hospital,
was able to return to her home last
| Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slack, Mr
and Mrs, Pred Slack, and Mr. and
Mrs. John Slack spent Sunday in
Lewistown with Mr, and Mrs, Rus-
| sell Slack
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stover, Robert
| Pressel, Mrs, John Fortenbaugh and
| son James, all of Altoona called at
| the William Stover and John Durst
homes Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dutrow and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams left
Florida Monday bound for Centre
Hall. They will probably arrive to-
| day or tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Rearick, who
came from Tunkhannock to atlend
the funeral of Willlam Rearick in
Milroy, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, P. V. Goodhart
Mrs. Samuel! Grove substituted
for Charles D. Slonaker at the Cen-
tre Hall High School Monday. Mr,
Slonaker was caring for his wife
and son who are ill with grippe
Edward Durst Robert Gerhart
and Donald Coldron drove to Am-
bler Tuesday with a load of house-
hold goods. Mr. Durst remained
there and will return Saturday
George Ocker from Harrisbure,
who came to Centre County to at-
tend the Jackson Day dinner Friday,
visited among friends in Centre
Hall between trains on that day
Mrz. Thomas L. Mocre from State
College called on Mrs Jacob Sharer
Sunday afternoon. James Baugh-
man from New Stanton was also a
| Bunday guest at the Sharer home.
Susan Emery, Isaac Emery,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Emery and
daughters Evelyn ang Hagel had
Sunday dinner with Mr, and Mrs
Thomas Foss and daughter in
Pleasant Cap
The Susanna Wesley Sunday
School Class of the Methodist
church will serve soup, sandwiches,
coffee and ple at the sale of the
late R. M. Smith property and
household goods, Saturday
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
[Mrs EE. Zettle were Mr, and Mrs.
Reuben Zetlie and four children,
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Houtz and
daughter Freda Jane, and Mr. and
| Mrs. Harold Durst and son Duane.
The class in first aid taught by
Warren C. Homan, of Boalsburg,
met for an examination Monday
vening in the high school bulld-
(ing. At this time plans were laid
‘for a banquet at Woodward Inn,
April 11.
Mrs
| Mrs. Philip Smith and two chil- |
{ dren, Barbara and larry, spent
Thursday with Mr, and Mrs. Ed- |
ward Vogt. On Sunday, Mrs. 8mith,
Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. Riegel and son
Jack spent Sunday at Balona with
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Taylor and son |
Jack, Mr. ahd Mrs,
were also present at the Sunday |
| dinner celebration of Mr Riegel’s |
| birthday.
| Friday supper guests of Mr, and
| Mrs. James Searson were Mr, and |
Mrs. Paul Ishler and children, |
| Louise, Kenneth and June of Mil- |
heim; Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Oar-|
{ brick and Shirley joined the party |
{ for the evening. i
{ The Centre Hall fire department |
{helped to extinguish a fire in a
| Brooder house on the Floyd White
farm near Potters Mills early Mon- |
| house was not destroyed, 208 chicks
{ were lost
| horns on passing autos.
| “Heroine Leaders” a class Of |
young girls in the Evangelical Sun-
| day School met Monday svening as
| the home of Betly Johnston. ese
| members attended: Jean Hanna,
| Fern Hanna, Janet Runkle, Margar- |
et Smith, Lillian Rickert, Betty
Sweeney, and Mrs. George Sweeney,
teacher.
C. E Finkle from Aurora, Iii,
spent part of Sunday with his
grandson, Roy 8. Jamison, and
family and then went to Mi inburg
to spend this week with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Kathryn Jamison. He ae-
companied his daughter-in-law
Mrs. James Pinkle east to attend
the funeral of her mother, Mrs.
William Stover,
Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Kerlin enter-
tained the First National Bank di-
rectors and employees at a dinner
at their home Monday evening to
celebrate the eighty-fifth birthday
of Daniel Daup. These guests were
present: Mr. Daup, James Decker.
Harrison Walker, Daniel 8, Daup,
Edgar Miller, Donald Miller, ¥. V.
Goodhart and Mrs, Harold EB. Brad.
H. M. Taylor Jr!
| The family and neigh- |
| bors were aroused by the Blowing Lis
smoking set as a gift from
ford. Mr. Daup received &
the dir-
ectors, ;
R. 8, Hagan was In bed last week
with a severe attack of lumbago.
Mrs, Roy Dutrow and son Al
bert spent Saturday In Lewistown
Mrs. Mazle Lee ls spending this
week with her sister In Lewistown.
| Virginia,
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
POTTERS MILLS
Mr. Lee Brian and family of
Bellefonte, visited on Bunday at
the home of her parents, Mr, and
Mrs, E. B. Palmer.
Mr, Merril] Copenhaver and fam-
ily of Aaronsburg, spent Thursday |
at the home of Mr. and Mis, H, E
Faust,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester McFadden of
Mr, Paul Sweetwood of
R. 8. Hagan was in bed for sever. | ' -
The Presbyterian Missionary 80- | al days last week with an attack of [Las Haven, Yaiied Svar He wou
lumbago
Miss
office recently.
Fred Homan wag unable to work
tack of lumbago
A son was born recently to Mr
and Mrs. George Homan and has
been named David George,
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Rines from
Baltimore, spent the weekend with
Mr. Rines’' mother, Mrs, Zora Rines
Warren Homan Jr, of Boalsburg,
spent several days last week with
his aunt, Mrs, Kenneth Runkle here,
The Senlor Service Class of the
Lutheran Sunday School met last
evening at the home of Mrs. Archie
Moyer,
A short circult caused a fire In
the Lester Rossman home Dear
Centre Hill Sunday. Little damage
was done
The Rev, W., K. Hosterman wil
have charge of the service at the
County Home in Bellefonte Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs, Carl Burkholder, who has
been jill with pleurisy, was taken to
the hospital yesterday to have her
lung drained.
Marlin McClellan, son of Mr, and
Mrs, Wilbur McClellan, accompan-
fed Woodrow Bradford home for
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luse and chii-
dren Donna and Keith spent Sun.
day with Mr. and Mrs. Pau] Breon
in Rebersburg
Mrs. Molly Ishler, Mr and Mrs
Carl Ishler and son Ronald called
on William Stover and Mrs, Wil-
Mam McClenahan Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Miler and
Mrs. Charles A, Miller spent Sun-
day afternoon in Spring Mills with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Sumner B. Hosterman, a former
resident of Oentre Hall was the
hile! defense lawyer in the recent
Redelay murder trial in Lancaster
Mrs. Sari Mastellar underwent a
major operation recently in the
Gelssinger Memorial Hospital In
Danville She i convalescing
there
Mr. and Mrs. James Searson and
daughter, Betty, Mrs. Vernon Oar-
brick and Shirley spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Frank Ishler in Lock
Haven
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Homan and
children, Dallas, William, and Al-
verta, were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dutrow ang Mr
A H Bpayd
J. PF. Wetzel and James A Myers
attended the Centre County Athilet-
ie Association meeting in Bellefonie
Tuesday evening, Al this time a
schedule of Spring sports wag ar-
ranged. Centre Hall-Potter high
ool entered the baseball compe-
tition for the first time in several
years.
The Willing Workers Lutheran
Sunday School met jast Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Roy 8. Jamison
These members allended: Miss
Margaret Alexander Mrs Poy Dut-
row, Mrs. Chester Grove, Miss Cora
Homan, Mrs, Ernest Homan, Al-
verta Homan, Mrs. Fred Homan,
Mrs. Raiph Homan Mrs. Fred Lase,
Donna Luse, Mrs. Ralph Luse, Mrs
Clarence Otto, Mrs, Ray Sharer.
and Mrs. Arthur Thoman
The Yo-Yo club entertained their
husbands at an oyster supper at the
Prank Bradford home Friday even.
ing. These attended: Mr. and Mri
Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Abner Alex-
ander, Mr. and Mrs Milforq Luse,
I Mr. and Mrs Philip Bradford, Mr
and Mrs. Bar] Frazier, Mr, and Mrs
C. A. Miller, Miss Margaret Alex-
ander Mrs Talitha Delaney, Mrs
Anna Prazier James Myers, and
the two children, and Edwarq Vog: | Mr. and Mrs, Kryder Prank
Jr. drove to Laceyville io speng the |
day |
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Harghbar-
ger from Altoona were over night
guests at the George Searson home |
last Wednesday, Thursday evening
they accompanied Mr. and Mrs
Bearson and Mr. and Mrs. James
SBearson to Zion to celebrate the
birthday of Mrs
Others attending the party were
Mrs. James Harshbarger of Centro
Hill, Mrs. Roy Searson, son Rex, and
daughier Annette and Mrs. Leroy
Wagner of Spring Mills
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WINGATE
On Monday evening, March 31, al
7:30 the W. C. T. U. will hold their
monthly meeting at the church at
this place. The county president,
| day morning. Alt h the ter | Mrs, Isabelle White, of State Ool-
lege will be present also a silver
medal contest will be given by a
anticipated and all are welcome.
Arthur spent
with relatives al Moshannon,
On Thursday of last week Mrs. |
Gale,
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell Mrs, Bessie |
Smith, Mrs. Mary McLaughlin, Mrs, |
Sara Pisher ang daughter
Ida Witmer, attended a quilting
party at Madge Kaufman's at Run- |
ville.
Mr. and Mrs, W, B, Resides and |
son Billy and daughter Mar
als Mr. and Mrs, Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacMillan,
LITTLE NITTANY
Lawrence Rhine of Beech Creek,
Gloria and Mary Dullen and Mrs.
Boyd Butler spent Monday at the
Pheras Eck home at Nesbit.
Mrs. Anna Clark, and daughter
Mar. ha, spent Tuesday evening at
the John Waltz home at Nittany.
Francis Dullen of Howard, spent:
Sunday with his mother Mrs. Anne
Dullen and family,
Intelligence does not always ac-
company the degrees that some
people acquire,
Margaret Jacobs sprained |
{her angle in a fall near the post 'tored to Burnham on Thursday to
| see her brother Mr, Clark Bible who
{has been In a serious condition
part of last week because of an ate
ored guests
| Miss Alice Orwick
William Smith. |
class of boys and girls. A good time |
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walker and |
children Edward Jr. Richard and
Sunday afternoon |
alone |
were Sunday visitors at the home of |
Ed. Sweetwood.
Mr, J. M. Carson and wife mo-
The youngest son of Mr, and Mrs
Chester Knapp has been quile sick
with the grippe
Mr. Harry Brown motored to
Lancaster on Friday to visit his
sister Mildred who was hurt in an
aulo accident. He reports her im-
proving
Mr. 8 E
quite sick with
improving
Those who attended the Jackson
Day dinner at Spring Mills Friday
evening were Mr, and Mrs, John
Neff, daughter Helen, Mr, and Mrs
Bruce Ripka, son Dean, Mr. J M
Carson, Miss Ethel Tressler, Miss
Lizzie Slack, Mr. and Mrs, GH
McCormick, and Mr Harry Cum-
mings
The brooder house on the Mrs
George Emerick farm, lenanted by
Mr. Floyd White was burneg down
on Sunday evening. 200 chicks
four weeks old were burned. It is
supposed the oll burner exploded
Mr. Dean Smith has secured em-
ployment at the Viscose In Lewis-
Lown.
Mr, Coleman Wingard and
daughter of Spring Mills, took Mr
Harry Wilkinson (0 Altoona on Sat.
urdse where he joined selec
tees Wo go to camp
Mrs. Elen Wilkinson of Slate
College, spent Friday afternoon al
the home of her daughter Mrs F
A. Carson
Mrs. Albert Rood has been con-
fined to the house since suffering
a hemorrhage of the head
Mr
sick list
Mr. and Mr: G H McCormick
atiended the Wool Growers Associ
ation banguet held at the Penn
Belle Hotel, Belicionie Wednes-
day evening
Mrs. G. H McCormick, served a
birthday dinner on Sunday evening
Mr. McCormick. Mrs, Laura Belie
Jodon of Beliefonte being the hone
Those present beside
the honored guests were: Mr and
Mrs. RH McCormick of State Col-
lege: Mr. Charles Jodon of Belle-
fonte: Mrs laure E McCormick
Miss Caroline McCiaskey, Miss Al-
berta Faust
The sale of Mrs, William Sgeenty
deceased. held on Salurday Wis
well attended. The home was 04d
to Mr. G. Blaine Bitner of Spring
Mills for $600
The buria] of Mr. W. O. Resgigk
of Milroy in the Bprucciown -
tery, Bunday afternoon was al-
tended by many relatives and
friends
who had been
flu, is slowly
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PORT MATILDA
Mrz Carl 8hope of Altoona, and
Mrs. Viola Mull of Trafford
ed with Mr, and Mrs Harold Mc-
Cutchen
Recen: Visilorg at
Woodring home were Mr
mixon of Alloona, Mrs
Mattern and Mr. Samuel
of Hailmoon and Mrs
Bowen of Btate College,
Mrs. Ben Nicodemus entertained
the Presbyterian Missionary Sooiely
on Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hicks spent
Saturday at Altoona,
Mr Clair Orwick and his sisier
spent Saturday
evening at Williamsport
Mr. and Mrs Boyd Williams apen’
Saturday afternoon shopping In
Philipanirg
Mrs. BH. Williams wag operaled
on at the Philipsburg hospital on
viait-
the E M
J. €. Oul-
Candace
Mailern
Beatrice
| Saturday, she is at the home of her
sixter, Mrs. Harrison Burns gl Oseo-
ola, for a few days
The box social held by the PTA
on Priday cvening in Dunlape gar-
pie was quite a success financially
Mr. and Mrs, Talt Prantz made a
business trip to Bedford recently.
Bee ang hear the Hoosier Corn
Hucksiers {rom radio station WR-
AK, Williamsport, Tuesday, March
{25 at 8 p. m. Harpster's garage, Por:
: Matilda
MARTHA
The Woman's Society of Chris-
tian Service of the Methodist
church will meet at the home of
Mrs, John Bailey, Friday evening,
Margh 21.
The W. C. T. U. held ity March
meeting, last Tuesday evening atl
. the home of Mrs, Landy Steele
O. C. Bprackman returned home
| from the Philipsburg State Hospital
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ormsby Spackman
{ of this week
| with
{
{| Mrs, Toner Heaton returned 0
her home after spending some time
UNIONVILLE
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Y ! Cary § 4 to be '
Presbyterian Church Services: danoe of ice cream provided for the | J. R Arper 1s able to be about
he house alter suffering with a
Bible Study class on Monday even- | occasion Sroken Tee Zine Tie. St
ing at the home of Mrs, George | Garden Club News:The Union- Paul y " Wo ' $e 89
Bhipley | ville Garden Club will hold its re-' ., hy og returned io his home
League Meeting: The members | gular monthly meeting at the home pe yA Baa Hall skier apenlmg ev=
of the Epworth League will hold | of Mrs. David Custer on Wedne Ramis. as 1 J. E Carper
their monthly business meeting and | day evening, March 20th at 7:30 p. "
social in the Sunday School room |™ Re ent gue \ at the home of Mr
of the church on Saturday evening and Mis. J. E Carper were Mrs, 1
: L. Woomer and son Lynn ang Mr
Sara Miller of State College. Mis
Edith Carper and Mrs. William
MeClintic of Linden Hall
Mr, and Mrs. H. 1. Kerchner have
purchased a new Ford within the
past week, they having recently
been involved in an socident when
their other car badly damaged
here the 8may's have been living
at Cabot, Pa. ‘Most sinoere sympa«
thies are extended to the family
and friends in their hours of be-
reavement
Callers at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, Elwood Way on Bunday includ.
ed Mr, and Mrs, LeRoy Resides and
daughter Nancy of Bellefonte, Mrs
P 1 Holt and deughter Connie of
Milesburg and Mrs, John Shank of
Btate College
We hope folks who have not paid
thelr tax to date will arrange Yo do
80 before May 1st as that is the
dead line for wurning In to the
Commissioners, all unpaid property
tax. let's have a clean alate for
Unjonville Borough and keep our
accounts up Ww date
The Yo
School class
monthly
Bt
Mr, Walter Zahniser has taken
on some new work, being represen
Free Methodist Church Services: | tative of a leg company in this vi-
Prayer service Friday evening, ¢ nity
Sunday School on Bunday morning | wr Harry Jones was laid up with
at 9:30 a. m, followed by the regu- |, cold for a couple days this week
lar preaching service at 10:45 a. Mm. ' 4nd not able 0 go to work at the
sermon by the pastor, Rev. | Ty.n Metal Company
Jacobs { i
Methodist Church Services :—- The membe 8 .
" ‘ Bible Class held
Prayer service this Thursday even- onthly ytusiiass hh Tring
ing followed by the regular monthly In I Sant Tigre. ot Ti-
business meeting of the Oficial day iehing at the home of Mn Thomas Ward who assisted
Board: Sunday School on Sunday |’ Rig olt with the singing In the Methodist BY House, Tuesday evening, March
morning and Epworth League in the Mr, William Bart tudent of chur ouple weeks ago b 25th at 8 o'clock. The members of
evening at 6:30 p. m. followed by Penn State College, at the Mont } werk Women's Bible Class are cor-
the preaching service at 7:30 p. m | Alto branch spent the past week- classes cach after: dially invited (0 this meeting
with sermon by the pastor, Rev. end with his parents, Mr and Mr; and directing To 8 .
Kerstelter | W. H. Barton of this place Easter Cantata £2 yr pn the Worthen s
aiety of Bervice we
Family Reunion The We were sorry to learn of thu Funeral services wer
and their families of Mr, and Mrs. | illness of Mr. James M h
Women
regular which nece
{ 4 new ome
of the
their ung Woman's Sunday
will hold their regular
meeting In the form of a
Patrick's Party at the Commu-
italed the purchasing
on
holding singing Lhe
oon and evenis
He renesrsa wi women of
Christian
herewith remind you
a quilt the frames at the
Holtzworth home being quilted for
the benefil of the Boclety. Any one
with his Will be welcome 10 come and put in
help the good
a few stitches to
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children rvi that there
Btere who Methodist church h
Edward Flick gathered at the Flick | has been confined to his bee a! ternoon
home one evening last week and | the past week or more with siden
had a good time together chatling | tack of grippe and other « resided
and eating ice cream and cake friends hot
tion All hi & Parsons farm
They all did justice to the abun- | covery may be speedy Since leaving
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Center Chuck Roast = 18c
Beef Roas ves 23c
Chickens w 8§7C
Smoked Pienics. . . 1» {Te
Hams *man Sample (5¢
Fure Lard
nill Pickles
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Brick and
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dexo 19g Pure Hydrogenated
Vegetable Shortening
Nutley Oleg Tarim Spread
lona Cocoa “evjpshins and
Cake Flour Susmysers
Fresh Roll Butter. . ..........
Selected Eggs Oretviews
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Crisp Colonial Toasts. . . ....
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