Page Two —— THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. May 8, 1941. CENTRE HALL AND VICINITY {and Mrs daughters Luse and R. 8 Mr, son, Hagan and Miss HIGH SCHOLL ANNOUNCES COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM The clags of 1041 of the Centre Hall- Potter high school will hold its graduation exercises in the school auditarfum Wednesday evening, Ma ~ oy following program: Overture, band; Invocation, the Rev. C, © Otto; Introduction, presentation of the senior class to the audience by | the president, Miss Agnes Delaney; choral reading, senior class, “Here | Endeth; Here Beginneth;” Saluta- tory, Dean Relish; Reading of Class History, Mark Jordan; Presentgtion of class flower to J, PF. Wetzel, prin- cipal, by Miss Betty Runkle; Fore- telling the future, Misses Doris Bloom and Rosella Homan; Last will and testament, Misses McClenahan, and Alice Slack, and James Rimmey; Address J. F Wetzel, class poem; Songs, Moon of Spring time, Dances of the Leaves, and Spring Song, by the Girls Glee Club; Presentation os gifts from class to its members, Presentation of class motto, by Miss lols Homan to junior class presi Valedictory, Miss Emeleen Ros Presentation of diplomas lewis R, Lenhart, assistant County Superintendent; Farewell address, Miss Agnes Delaney, Benediction, Rev. C. C. Otto; Finale band The baccalaureate service is to be held in the Reformed church, Sun- day evening May 35 with the Rev C. C, Otto delivering the sermon The senior honor roll for the en- tire terms includes: Miss Lois Homan, Dean Reish Miss Emeleen RH and Miss Betty Runkle rs » LJ > LUTHERAN CHURCH GROUP RESENT PATRIOTIC PLAY The Young Waman's Missionary Society of the Lutheran church pre sented a play entitled America for Americans at the second annual meeting of the Woman's Mission- ary Societies of the Northern Dis- trict of the Susquehanna Confer- ence of the Central Penna Synod, U. L C. A Wednesday the St Paul's chu Mil Hall, These were in the cast: Mrs. Fred Homan, Mrs. Paul Fetterolf, Mrs, J Harold Durst, Mrs, Roy Dutrow Mrs. W. W. Kerlin, Mrs. Pred Luse Mrs Ray Mark, Mrs, Ernest Frank, Mrs, C. C. Otto, Miss Inez Luse and Miss Adaline McClenahan Mrs. J M Coldron Mrs PF K Frank, and } Laura Lee acoom- panied the gro > Mill Hall The al deaker was Mr Miriam Treon Mi Der a missionary on furlough from Africa » * » M LOCAL TRI-HI-Y GROUP ENTERTAIN MOTHERS dent; the COLT Our rch in vice ciub of the ] en- members ion of offi bulld- school cers } school ng Mon day even These mothers were pres George Fetteroif Mrs Emerick, Mrs. Join Rimmey Malitha Delaney, Mrs. Paul Ross, Mrs. rthur Holderman Mrs Clarence Miller, Mrs, Fred Slack Mrs, Lloyd 8mith, Mn Elmer loom, and Mrs, Mary Wilkins Officers for next year are: presi- dent, Albert Foust, vice-president, Jean FPetterolf; secretary, Marie Emerick; treasurer, Mary Meyer, and adviser, Miss Sarah Kocher » A » * MISS TAYLOR BECOMES BRIDE OF EDWARD VOGT Miss Frances Taylor ville and Edward Vogt were united in marriage Monday morning at 11:30 o'clock in Hagers own, Md by the Rev. M, A Keesecater, pastor af the Washington Square Metho- dist Chur Atteridants at a brother of t and a sister Me Pleasant Gap. The young people will make their home here where the groom is ployed by his father, Mrs Newton Mrs of Lecey- the ceremon ny were room, Floyd Vogt of a Smith Philip ALUMNI T0 BUY PANG FOR SCHOOLS | The Centre Hall-Potter Alumni Association at a meeting Friday night voted to school auditorium from the J H Adaline | em- | buy a plano for the | church to make a trip to Harrisburg at | | Kenneth { and sister from Madisonburg Missionary the expense of the Association Ww purchase the instrument. CHURCH SERVICES Bvangelical terman pastor, Tusseyville: Services 9:00, Sunday Schoal 10:00; Hall: Sunday School 9:30, | Cure h service 10:30; Spring Mills: {| Sunday School 9:30, Church Service | | 7:80. « (These services will be the Mother's Day theme.) | Lutheran: pastor, Centre Hall: Sunday School 9:30, Church Service 7:30; Farmers Mills: Sunday School 9:30, Church Service 0:30; Jeorge's Valley: 10:00 Methodist: The Rev. pastor. Centre Hall: vice 9:30 Sunday School Sprucetown: Sunday School Church Service 10:46; Spring Mills Sunday School 9:30 Church Servie 7:30 Presbyterian The Rev. J M Kirkpatrick pastor, Lemont—Sun- School 10:00, Chureh Service 11:00; Centre Hall: Sunday School 9:30 Church Service 7:30; Pine Grove Churcl 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 Reformed pastor School 9:30, Ser- 10:30; Church 1 Service The Rev. D. R. Keen- Centre Hall: Sunday Church Service 10:30; Tusseyville: Church Service Sunday School 10:00. (These ser- vices are based on the general theme “The Festival of the Christian Home.") er, PERSONAL MENTIONS, Clarence Miller Is having his farm home near town painted Mrs Delas R Keener was ill several day week with a throat Mrs W the Clover evening Mr, and Mra. Irvin Stover of Yes. gertown called at the George Sear- son home Sunday. Misg Betty Krumrine of Pleasan! Gap was the guest of Miss Betty Searson Saturday. Miss Rizapeth th Bartholomew spent Saturday afternoon and even- ing at Lock Haven Mr, and Mrs. Meade Young of Lewistown were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Gardner Grove Mis J. Harold Durst and son Duane spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs, Carnelius Houtz in Lemont Mrs. James Searson spent Satur day with her sister, Mrs. Paul Ho- ward, and family in Bellefonte Mr. and Mrs. H W, Pier and daughter of Millersburg visited Mr and Mrs, C, A. Miller on Sunday Mss Anne Roper and flance of Pittsburgh were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs, William P. Campbell Elmer Runkle oath F107] for thig SQTe W. Kerlin will entertain Club at her home this week at hed y in State Col- eg Mrs hildren the Earl ternoon. The name of was inadvertently of hospital weeks ago J. Harolg Durst mornin Anng Strouse and three of Pleasant Gap called a Frazier home Sunday af- W. F. Keller omitted from the subscribers a few left 1 for Huntsdale where will work for a week on a fish bhag- chery project Many friends of Mrs. Jacob Sharer remembered her birthday Saturday by sending handkerchiefs and greeting cards Mrs. D M, Bradford was the guest of her gaughter Mrs. Wilbur McClellan and family in Lock Ha- ven for several week before ast Mrs, A minond Burkholder of Trenton, N. J recuperating at her home after a recent operation to remove a growth at the bage of | the tongue. | Mrs. P. V. Goodhart, Eleanor Pot- iter, and Miss Bernice Frazier ac- | companied Mrs, Dora Odenkirk and | daughtér Helen on a business trip to Altoona Saturday | The Susann Wesley Sunday | School class held a Mother's Day | party in conjunction with a congre- guational meeting in the Methodist last evening Tuesday he days 9:00, The Rev. WK. Hos- | Church | onl W. F. Glenn, | 9:30, | bevunmzk } is employed [ dinner Church Services9:00, Sunday Scheal | Sunday guests Runkle The room, Mr, and Mrs to spend Mother's Day with Woman's {of the Lutheran church this evening in the EM. Huyett Huyett's only nephew, Mr and Mrs. Clyde Dutrow, W. H Homan, Miss Cora Homan, and Mrs the Rev. C.-C. Otto, | Raymond Walker attended the fu- last week neral of Paul Mr. of Fye in Pine Hall These local Su nday persons Logan at Mr were Sunday School Miller ig Murs Mr Mr. and Mrs. | family J mother | ces Zerby Mrs. Robert and his Soclety in the pllcher's will meet Potter baseball ard 13-9 in a league evening Miller plan Mra Sunday dinner Mrs. J were Mr ford and Mrs daughter Joyce Sunday George Sharer were Paul Helsey and Centralia net. daughters Mis Frances and guests Emanuel ars attended a son 5 uKe Sports. guests Bhannon Boozer J. Will of Mr her grandchild Davis, Philomena | men's camp in Blue Ball Gap: and Mry Maude Zerby W, Zerby and Miss of Mr and family iam Brad and Eleanor Armstrong of State College Th and Mrs from Tues ster Pi atton Mr. | Zerby, and Fran-1 With Pete Smith and John Knarr box Centre team defented How game Hall- the day day evening and Miss | hig Mr from | re two and C Dot MARVEL LEADS THE WAY wire ENRICHED reso FIRST... 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Campbe.l sang “I Waited for the ford by Mendelssohn Theladies Bibi Paul Fetterolf, Daniel 8, Daup, and Donald Miller, Money secured in this drive will be used to maintain the Scout camp In the Seven Moun- tain ang defray expenses of the class wi #14 nis by M1 John Scout executive, assistant. and the Knarr, presiden M1 Frank Wi Lewistown office in . { 3 - oni Cl gy, Oh and son hael spent the weekend Clyde Dutrow will entertain J. F. Wetze] and James A, Myers | 816 533 ik Tutand in | del ph with, her parents Y at tere he (Conte a yarns ; Hand Lutheran need yn Central Pennsylvania % jt a born Monday y IRAE FE LE Fol nay ‘ 4 hom bin oh ht re County Hos- pr . “ Russell Walk- Mr tobert Shirley left their official meeting at Council headquarier: for sev- 0 Packer, after wintering in returned to his home here William McClenalan left York City to visit D. Bionaksr Charles Reformed lation banquet lanl | ag INnGa ) Lh College Wetzel and by Lrain day morning for Philadelphia where Sun thi war her the Cent arr Slat and Mrs daugh student teachers from Lhe y ¢ W ed nes ad Ler Slate Teachery Col Adarence C Oto Ww» days this week In activities »t ical Semin-~ Haven Lown Monday red Reis! they will remain until with * 6-7 has been set gp the Mr, and Mrs. All + Boy Beout Comparee A representation of women Mountain Scout Camp. “Thi the local Reformed church att i sude the troops of Aarc ed the organization meeting of the | burg, Millhelm ang Centre Hall a Mr id Mrs, J. FP. Wetzel regional Women's G held h out leader { the Keoroon ‘ ended the erday in the Faith Evan The boys will be i i" f Mr Wetzel ormed chur Wet Dela £nding Meo) and funeral great sunt aged B56 at age three Coldron Local Wetzel Tuesday morning were: J FP James A Myers David 1. 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Youngstown, Ohio, visiting Boyd | | Hazel who has been seriously ill, i Mrs, Bruce Ripka, Wava Ripka Mrs. James Royer and two boys, | {and Mrs. Charles B, Smith visited | Mrs. Carl Burkholder at Camp De- | vitt Sunday and report her feeling | quite well again. | The Susanna Wesley Methodist | | Sunday School class will holg a public cafeteria supper at the Bar- | i tholomew home Saturdsy evening from 5 to 7 o'clock. On the menu are hot chicken sandwiches and : mashed potatoes, relishes, salads, | { and desserts, : Mrs, Edgar M. Miller, Mrs, Harry | W, Potter, and Muss Elizabeth Bar- | tholomew attended the county meeting of the Federation of Wo- {man’s Clubs held Saturday in the | State College Presbyterian church. { At the morning session Miss Bar- tholomew county welfare chairman gave her report. The regular May meeting of the local Woman's Club has been changed to May 20 when Lieut. H, tA. 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