Page Two __THL! CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. May 1, 1941. CENTRE HALL AND VICINITY PTA ELECTS OFFICERS; CANCELS STATE MEMBERSHIP Mrs. Paul Bradford, treasurer of the Parent-Teachers Association announced at the April meeting Monday evening, a balance of $130. | 18, of which $116.65 is to be useq as the initial payment on band uni- forms. The indoor carnival netted $70.99; | (he bake sale, $37.62: and the band | aids, $10.00. Mrs. George Sweeney, Miss 1a | Frazier, Mrs, 8S, A. Bitner, Mrs, w. K_ Hosterman, Mrs, Hayes Ralston, Reuben 8. Rickert, Alfred Craw- ford. and Bruce Hartley. HURCH SERVICES Evangelical, The Rev, W, K, Hos~ | terman_ pastor. Bethesda: Coms«| munion 9:00; Lemont: sunday | School 10:00, Church Service 11: 00; | Locust Grove: Sunday School 9:30 Other business included a vote to | Churth Service 7:30, withdraw from the state organiza- tion, and the election of these of- ficers: president, Mrs, C. A, Spyker; first vice-president, Mrs, D M Bradford; second vice-president Miss Dorothy McMichael, secre- tary, Russell] W. Bohn; and treas- urer, Mrs. Paul Bradford The president appointed committees for the Memorial Day festival: ice cream and cake Mrs J, W. Bradford, Mrs, J. § Boozer, Mrs. George Sweeney, Mrs J PF. Wetzel and Mrs. J B, Wert, Jr. sandwiches, Mrs. Paul Bradford, Mrs, R. 8 Hagan, Mrs. M. A, Burk- holder, Mrs. Bruce Amey, and Mrs Danie! Bloom; and soft drinks J Ernest Wagner The entertainment feature of the evening was the annual round-up of grades, rural schools and high scheol in a musical program The township pupils presented two folk dances with singing and a question and answer feature con- cerning instruments key signatures and terms in music The grade school two-part harmeny, Spring Time” and “St. Marie,” and the high school chorus sang “Dance of the Leaves” and ‘Spring Song.” The Rev, W. K. Hosterman was in charge of the evenings devotions LJ » » SENIOR MINSTRELS TO BE PRESENTED, MAY On Friday evenihg, May 9 at 8 o'clock, the senior class of the Cen- tre Hall-Potter high school will present a different and original type of program to the reople of Centre Hall ang vicinity. The pro- duction is entitled “The Senior Minstrels,” and the class 15 at work now rehearsing for the performance Outside “acts” have been woven into the minstre] in order to provide additiona] enjoyment Interiocuter for the minstrels will be Mark Jordan, and the “ends” will be Robert Rimmey, Dean Neff Kenneth Runkle, Dean Reish James Rimmey and Ernest Lans- berry. Betty Searson is the ac- companist, and James A Myers the director. The proceeds will be used to help defray the expenses of the Washington trip The chorus will Include: Doris Bloom, Agnes Delaney, Lols Homan, Rosella Homan, Evelyn Miller, Peg MeClenahan, Gayle Palmer, Mar- tha Rimmey Emeieen Ross tity Runkle, Alice Slack, Jean 8mith, Vincent Treaster, James OCerhart, Paul 8mith, Rean Deish, Robert Rimmey Dean Neff, Kenneth Runkle; James Rimmey and Ernest Lansberry. Specialties will be announced later. Admission for adulls will bz 25 cents, and for children 15 cenis LJ these pupils Ts sang in 9 GEORGE SMITH HEADS SCHOOL FIRST AID OLUB The First Ald al lub of the Centre Hall-Polter high school, Sporsored by James A. Myers recently eleet- ed these officers for next year: president George Smith; vice- president, Adon Foust, secretary, Paul Bradford, Jr; treasurer, Ar- dell Gross; and scribe, John Wy- land This organization, composed of fifteen boys met this vear to learn different kinds of bandages and splints and how to use them Social events were a swimming party at the Glennland and a spa- ghetti supper at the high school » LJ . » MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET SCHEDULED FOR MAY 8 The church are planning a mother- daughter banquet to be served in the Sunday School room next Thursday evening, May 8 by the men of the shurch, The program committee, Daniel 8. Daup, Mrs. Mrs { pastor ! visited their som Robert 1 ] ladies of the Evangelical | last William Han- | na, and Mrs, Paul Venerick, plans The banquet committee includes: MILLHEIM CIPAL | Show Time: 7:10 2 9 P. M0. wm LAST TIMES TODAY —— THURSDAY PAMILY NIGHT Cesar Romero, Virginia Gilmore Milton Berle “TALL, DARK AND HANDSOME" A swell picture for the family folks—See it FRIDAY & SATURDAY (May 2 and 3) Something For You All to Crow About .. . . “BARNYARD FOLLIES” With Mary Lee, Dorothy Harri- son (Queen of Dairyland), Ra- dios Popular Entertainers . . . “Pappy” Cheshire . . . the Cackle Sisters . . . The Kidoodlers . . . Jim Jeffries. By all means don't miss “BARNYARD FOLLIES.” Also--MARCH OF TIME- “Labor & Defense” MONDAY & TUESDAY (May 5 and 6) TIM HOLT-in “WAGON TRAIN" Back to the good old days when 4 man's gun was his only law. “§|I° Also Finest Selected Shorts. {7 DN Lutheran: The Rev. C. C otto, | tor, Centre Hall: Sunday School { 9:30. Chureh Service 7:30; Spring Mills: Church Service 9:00, Sunday School 10:00; Tusseyville: Sunday | School 9:30, Church Service 7:30 Methodist: The Rev, WT. Glenn, Centre Hall: Church Ser- | vice Sunday Scho? 10:30; Sprucetown: Sunday School 9:30, Church Service 10:45 Presbyterian: The Rev, J Kirkpatrick, pastor. Lemont day School 10:00, Church Service 7:30. Pine Grove Mills Sunday School 9:30, Church Service 10:30. Reformed: The Rev. D, R, Keen- er. pastor. Centre Hall: sunday School 9:30. Church Service 17 30. Spring Mills: Sunday School 9:30, Church Service 10:30; Farmers Mills: Church Service 9 00, Sunday School 10:00 M * PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS Mrs. Mary Nefl pent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs Edgar M Miller Mr and Mrs, Earl Yearick from Hublersburg visited Mrs Rebecca Spayvd Sunday Mrs. W. A Odenkirk, Helen, and several guests urday in Altoona The son born recently Mrs, Hammond Kline named William Evan Mrs. Prank McClellan and daugh- ter Byrnina from State College Vis- ited Mrs. Susan Emery, Suntay. Miss Lefa Bitner spent last week wi th her grandmother in “Tussey ile gr helping with the housecleaning Mrs, Jot 9:30 M Sun- daughter spent Sat- to Mr. and has been in Homan of Spring Mills has been helpihg Mrs. E M. Huy- ett with her spring house cleaning Miss Helen Odenkirk was walking on crutches last week as a result of an operation on a “hammer” toe The Oleaners Evangelical Sun- day School class met last evening at the home of Mrs, Reuben 8. Rick- The Rev. and Mrs. D. R. Keener and Sandra returned Friday from a visit a: Fleetwood ang Myers- town, Mrs. Faye Miller Tatiana from State College Bunday with Mr. and Mrs Riegel Mr. and Mrs. Rober: Homan and wife from Williamsport were ‘Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Homan The Evangelical sionary Sotely will fig at the home of Mrs Sweeney Mrs, Reuben 8 Rickert has been unable to Be at work In the Sheffer Dairy Store this week because of an infected finger Mrs. Paul Martz will give up her work at the Coldron restaurant May 4. She will be succeeded bY Miss Bertha Sharer Mr. and Mrs Franklin and daughter spent ST Woman's Mis meet this even- George Sharer n the Geissinger Hopital Sunday and found him noticeably better Sunday callers at the Searson home were Mr, and Mrs William 8Bmith from Zion and Mr ang Mrs Irvin Stover from Yeagertown Mrs, Peggy Shields and two chii- dren from Indiana, gister Ellen and mother from Bellefonte, visited at the W. W. Kerlin home, Sunday On Sunday Mr. and Mrs WW Kerlin visited Mr, and Mrs Am- brose Rice in State College, where they have moved recently from Pine Hall. Mr. and Mrs, J FF Wetahl, daughter Clara Low, and grand daughter Shirley visftegq Mr and Mrs, Thomas Brininger in McClure Suhday. Miss Cora Homaf spent Part week fn Altoona helping 1! and Mr: Warren 'C, Homan family become settled in their of to have special music and readings. | quarters On March 9 a boy Franklin Charles, was born to Mr, and Mrs. Perry DeBuck of New York City Mrs Mr, and Mrs. Harold and daughters Joanne and Lucille of Glenshaw spent the weekend with Mrs. E M. Huyelt and Mr and Mrs, W. A Alexander Sunday visitors at the Earl Fra- vier home included Mr. and Mrs, Charles A. Miller, Mr. and Mrs Harry Ulrich, sons Richard and Kenneth and the latter's wife Mr, and Mrs. Roy Dutrdw, Mr and Mrs, Ciy@e Dutrow, William Homan and Mrs. Raymond Walker from 8tate College, spent Sunday | with Mr. and Mrs. George Richards | in Altoona. Al a Feeent meeting the Woman '« | the janitorial Horry | and several | in gw Grange Hall members volunteered to serve us | dnogiter Betty and Mr George | | James Searson, t the! th Mr, and Mrs. Prank Ish-| | to the grade pupils 7 of Bpring Mills | Chiitchren Alexander . Mrs. Milord Luge entertained the Clover Club last evening al her home The Reformed Friendship Bible Class will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. James Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luse and Mrs, Earl Frazier visited Mrs. Carl Burk- holder at Camp Devitt, Sungday. The local members of the DAR | | plan to attend a meeting of the ors anization at State College this | evening. Mrs. Stella Z, Buck from Berwick | | of Vandergrift ferme Jami- until Roy 8 visited her niece Mrs 4 Friday gon and family from Monday Mr. and Mrs Kittleberger Harry | and daughter Louise from Curwens- ville spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna Bartholomew and family Paul Petterolf has been appoint- ed chairman of the Firemen's Car- nival to be held July 10, 11 and 12 on the Grange Fair Grounds Miss Frances Miller, W. CT lecturer spoke and showed slides yesterday at 1:45 and to the high school group at 2:45 u. | 0 clock Saturday guests at the mew home were E 1 Bartholomew from Altoona and Mrs James Sax- faughter Jane f infant daug ol on and Bellefonte The Leader mittee of the oll of Bo) evening In Scout Camp Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, F. V tended a concert by Symphony orchestra Tuesday night Bugene Burkholder has special meeting of the Alumni As- sociation tomorrow (Friday) even- ing at 8 o'clock in the high school building to appropriate money for a second hand grand piano, bought recently from the J. H. Troup Com- pand in Harrisburg Rober; Shaver ie of Mr. and Mrs Pranklin Share! who has been in the Geisinger Hos- pital gor several weeks wag brought home Tuesday afternoon for a wees when he returns (0 the hospital he will udergo an operation to res move a tumor of the lddney Mrs. Anna Bartitolo mew Elizabeth Bartholomew, Mrs. Lovan Smith. Miss Helen Rines, Mrs. RO) 8 Jamison, and daughter Cathar- ine spent last Thursdiy in Wil lamsport, Mrs. Jamison vish ad he: Miss Bue Reeder On trip surg via, Lewd vist od Mrs. Robert Grent die Carl hip Training Com Juniata Valley Coun- Scout will meet LHI the Seven Mountain Hagan and Goodhart al- the Milton in Milton R called two-year-old son Mis party there and Mrs Camp Devitt Sunday guests at the John I Wert 8r., home were Mr and Mrs Rossman Wert and daughter Gall from Upper Darby, Mr and Mrs James Law from Lock Haven, Mr and Mrs. Ralph Daje and son Jack from Bellefonte, and Mr. and Mrs Jolin B. Wert Jr. and daughter Joanne, Mrs Rossman Wert and daughter will remain here for sev- eral weeks POTTERS MILLS Jeremiah Shaffer, Who is station- ed in a camp Near Washington, D C.. vizited over the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Shaffer R. HH McCormick and wife State College: Charles Joon wife. of Bellefonte, and Miss Caro- line McCloskey took supper Sun. day evening At the G. HH. McCor- mick home The supper was in hon- or of Mr. MeCarmicks birthday and Mr. and Mrs. McCormick's wed- ding .anmiversary. Mr. and Mrs. M A. Burkholder and wife and grand- daughter, of near Centre Hall, called at the McCormick home Sunday evening Mr. Shaffer and wife, Mr. Banton Smith, wife and child of York Coun. ty. visited over the weekend at the home of Mrs. Smith's parents. Mr and Mrs J M. Blauser J. M. Carson, wife, granddaveh- ter and two great.grandchildren are spending a few fave With thelr danghfers In West Chester G. H. McCormick, wife, mother and Miss ©. T. MeCloskey, visited with #riends at State Coliege Ban. day aftervionn Rev, Walter Glenn, wife and son thok supper Bunday evening at the Wilbur Confer home Thomas Shaffer, wife and four visited Over Easter with their oldest daughter in New Jer Burkholder a of and DeButk was the former Miss 5€Y | Evelyn Colyer AP ini PINE GLEN Church Services: Sunday School at 9:30; Church at 10:30; Epworth League at 7:30 with the Rev. Carey Dershen pastor, The chicken ang waffle supser that was scheduled for jast Satur- day evening was postponed due to reasons beyond our control | Mrs Bd Hoover was led to {Grampian on actoont of, the death of her Brother Orvis Smith. Mrs. Jane Werte: and daughter Phyllis of Philadelphia, and Re- becea Burkey of Howard spent Sun- | day at the Hodge home Miss Butler will meet with the jadies on Tuesday afternoon at the Hodge home, I Mr, Ivan Plubell motored to Belle- fame last Saturday on a business trip Wesley and Maynard Schmoke motored to Altoona one evening last fe'eek They were accompanied home {with their grandmother, Mrs. Ram- LaRue Garner of Altoona spent the weekend wt the Schmoke home. Miss Edith Beales has returned | here after several weeks visiting | friends. in Lancaster and Harris- Mr. Harry Beales has been on the | sick list his many friends wish for his speedy recovery. Miss Edna Viehdorfer spent the * weekend with her parents Mr. and Treaster, Mrs. 8 A Bitner, ol Mrs, Roy Dutrow, | Mrs, Qlyde Viehdorfer, Mrs. Sicele of Bellefonte and Mrs thie Hodge home, thy Mrs. Elmer spent Mrs Mis M1 Nr of ry Mrs. 1 lah Fo Springs, fortieth Woman's West Susquehanna Class! | ver the the [the Mr the Inw, M Mrs Ns of per wling and Mi BOALSBURG Roy Benner, Wedne Margnpet Anna Matt) Hosterman hom iney and © I and Victor per nlew spent arent Prof nel and Mr Mrs, Clare Bellefonte, | N. Yo. Is spen home of her parents Bloomquist both of siciny at the Kuhn Dale, of Sinte Co days at the home and Mr Harry McCirk Altoon vi Cioh Mrs. Hens Mi Mrs. CGieorge ¥isher M nd M Jones, and Mi Beu- son, Paul, 5) Thursday al Bea sellarman where they attended hart, at annual convention of M1 Missionary Boclety of tgona Mi! Lockhart, 1 spent Friday with sister and brother-in Mrs. Paul Kellerman Hamilton, of Newark ling some! with he Hew HAM [| OW Wn, ome Ol and M spent (4) Ars. 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