Page Two THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. May 22, 1941. —— — — CENTRE HALL AND VICINITY ATTEND MISSIONARY CONVE NTION AT YORK Among the 600 delegates taking part in the Second Biennial Wo- mens' Missionary Convention whicn has just been held in York, were many of this area, Included in this group were Mrs. W. 8 Smith Mrs C. C Otto, of Centre Hall; Mrs Martin Lisse and Mrs Miller A Bohn, Bruce Knarr, and Harolg E. Bradford prepared and served the refreshments sandwiches, ice cream. cake, and coffee + . * CENTRE HALL ANNOUNCES COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM The Centre Hall-Potter commens- cement activities begin Sunday Herman of State College. Representing more than 14,000 | members delegates from all parts of Pennsylvania, Delaware and South- | ern New Jersey were present, The | Convention officially opened Tuesday, 13th. with observance the Holy Communion Ie Convenllon supports iD part pile persons ing as missionaries in foreign intrie Several of these nt and made addresses mtion I'he included Mr Bushman {rica ho has 26 years in this mission fleld Hreon Mille: Africa, M Japan India Quis on | of in full who are were | lo he ww Ww “iw " § Hel Dunkelberger 1 PUNK anding wppeared on Dr. Ed Mol of the Board of For- Missions for the United Lu an Dr. C. E. Krum Secretary of Welfare for the nal Lutheran Couneil and D P, Swank iténdent of vik al Ra in Clif guest vent 1ON# Lier who were ne pre will Liew ecretary vy y caurcn Superi ns of the Central Pennsylv 13 od and Program was President of ely of hon peaker Mrs ne cal oll sardeson Missionary So newly elect Burt Smith t; Mr rove W Diffent ecretary Mi tatistic PF officers Philadel; H Mer nges are ed viliivilie Mrs F treasurer The next convention of this g I] meet in Susquehanna Confer- ence Lerritory A shadow of nvention when t D. Burt Smith iis way to York Lent of Lhe ( y fell over t¢ was learn of Philadelphia 0 take nis ho i e¢ i s wile ve mn, home a heart attack and Ay vy aif NY Has : f ‘ ve i the 1 th r ith hi Synod GARDEN CLUB HOLDS INTERESTING SESSION rst Mr George 1 Garden Club home Fr iday even I. Good! Herb Gardens presented ea paACKage Of ne read a paper and Mrs. H I member v i i al y {1 reacy summer savory, dill, chives sweel fennel, sweet marjoram Saraway al 3d TOSeMmAry Mrs. Robert Wood Ag Onile Welle guests at this Mr Woodris ing spoks 0 the group on flower arrangement wing roses which he brought and flowers brought by t members arrange moxie] quets The hostesses served refreshment at the end of the meeting. These members and guests were present besides the hostesses: Mrs. George Benner, Mrs. J Wiliam Bradford, Mrs F. P. Geary, Mrs, FP, VY. Coodhart, Mrs. W, F., Kelier Mrs. C. H. Light Mrs. Charles A Miller, Mrs, Edgar M. Miller, Mrs. Robert Spencer, Mrs, Charles D. Slonaker. Mrs George Sweeney. Miss Jennle Thomas and Mrz H R. White The next meeting will be helg at the home of Mrs. Geary June 20, | the purpose of electing officers. | and” from Bellef meeting and ' along lub ou- ne to The nominating commities inciudes Mrs. E. M, Miller, Mrs. Whiteman | and Mrs Benner - * . FATHERS--SONS HOSTS TO MOTHERS-DAUGHTERS The fathers and sons of the Re- formed church entertained the mothers and daughters at a party in the basement of the church last evening Robert Bradford program, arranged several quartet | comedy numbers, group singing. | and games for the entertainment of | the group. J. F. Wetzel, Russell | in charge of the [Municiea | MILLHEIM FRIDAY & SATURDAY {May 23 and 24) THREE SBTAR LAUGH { HIT! Grant, Katharine Hepburn, James Stewart “PHILADELPHIA |} STORY” Don't miss the TREAT of the Season folks THIS SHOW IS SWELL! THE cary we ONE NIGHT ONLY TUESDAY (May 27) TIM HOLT-—in “THE FARGO KID” (No Show Monday Night, May 26) Also Finest Selected Shorts COMING--FRI & SAT. (May 30 and 31) TWO BIG HITS : 1—“Melody Ranch” 2—‘F'riendly Neighbors’ | the high school auditorium Wednes« | Miss | in i King, Betty Runkle, Freda Smith. j ert Rimmey, | Boozer, Smith, evening with the baccalaureate gers vice In the Reformed church at 8:30 o'clock (DST). The Rev. CC, Otto will deliver the sermon Commencement will be held in day evening at the same hour. Among the speakers from the class for this program are Dean Relish who will have the salutatory, Miss Emeleen Ross the valedictory; Betty Runkle, who wil] pre- ent the class flower; and Miss Lois Homan, who will present the molto Miss Laols Homan has written class poem 10 be rend at this cere mony by Miss Rosella Homan, and Mark Jordan will read the history he has compiled in collaboration with Misses Lois Homan and Kme- Ross Other are a4 pro Bloom and Rosella sentation of gifts by Miss Martha Rimmey and Paul Smith; class wil by Misses Araline McClanahan and Alice Slack, and James Rimmey and a farewell by the class presi Mi Agnes Delaney wis R, Lenhart, assistan Superintendent will present diplomas to the graduates The Centre Hali-Potter band and ne gi 1b will fumish mu» <i this occasion and the Rev. C >. Otto will offer the invocation and » benedic a een i program Lar. the Messy Homan; pre- numbers on LY phiecy t Coun- we S glee ol an CLUB STUDIES LIFE OF TCHAIKOVSKY MUSK LOVEE Y | he j ram at th Music cud meetir ng last Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Reuben 8. Rickert Mrs. John B. Wert Jr, began the program with a music quiz, then J. Harold Durst reported on loved Friend, a blography ‘chaikovsky by Barbara Von Mes. Davig I. Graybil] ad- account of the New York his life which had its fiftie- aly mont Willlam Bradford review story of the Nut Cracker d yy ved the overture and rom it on the victro the Lo: ely Heart his MPO Was alse 1Dject po Mec) ded an ae & of KIVIIVE] ast ! J the Juits an {ANCE 108 WOT lowed presenta- opera Car d lald plang meeting f 155ed She ne from the fal] pr oject an ine were present be- and those on the Shannon Boozer, If, Mrs. Prank P V. Goodhart Jamdson Mrs. WW in, Mrs. Hauty W. Poller. Mrs George K. Rimmey, Mis. J FP. Wet- and Mrs Thomas Williams -. C $941 J smbers N08LP8s Mrs. J tier: Frank sal Ze. » SOFT BALL TEAM TO SPONSOR ENTERTAINMENT Sim Bryant and his Georgla Wlid deats will appear in person at the Centre Hall-Potter auditorium. | June 5 for two shows at 7:30 and 8:00 o'clock (DST) as a soft ball! team benefit These radio stars are from KDKA where they are heard dally and at 8:00 o'clock Saturday night on the Tri-State Barn dance, i Siim Bryant heads the group with his comedy and foolishness. He has | written 115 songs and plays a guitar in the quartette Jerry Wallace plays 8 banjo; Ken Newton is wiolinist | ang tenor; and loppy Bryant is bass violinist Yodeling Barbara will | also appear here with the group. The Wildcats’ show consists of old songs, cowboy sOnNgs new songs, {and hill-billy wedding Admission | price will be 15 and 30 cents a. + * | AWARDS DISTRIBUTED TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS | At a high school assembly pro- gram Wednesday morning after a short entertainment by the Junior | English Literature clas: James A. Myers presented their athletic | awards for this term. These students received a letter for participation in two major | sports: George Ralston, Marlin Pye, | Nevin Rimmey, Ellen Bradford, Ruth Foust, and Ernest Frank. The following earned an award one sport only: John Rimmey, Melvin Dutrow. Robert Ross, Vine cent Treaster, John. Knarr, Miles Marie Emerick, Nellie Knarr, Rob- Bruce Moyer, William Guy Foust, Albert Dutrow. | Dean Reish, Alice Siack, Runice Blazer, Ethel Martz, Martha Spyker, | James Rimmey, Donald Brouse, | Paul Bradford, Paul’ Smith, Eldon ! Whitman. James Cerhart, Jean! Alberta Foust, and Mark | Jordan i Al this same assembly program | Principal J PF. Wetzel announced perfect attendance records for the | term inciuding these students who were neither absent nor tardy: Se. niors. Mark Jordan, (with 9-year | perfect record); Evelyn Miller, 6} years, Agnes Delaney, 6 years: Jue niors, Eunice Blazer, 4 years: Ruth Foust, 8 years; Bruce Moyer, 1} years: Sophomores, Guy Faust 3 years: Eildon Whiteman. 5 years; LaRue Brooks, 1 year; Ruth Hack- ett, 3 years; Anna Faye Stover, 4 years; Freshmen: Warren Foust, 0 years; Adaline Goodhart 7 years; Edna Rimmey, 4 years; Grove, 2 years; Esther Blazer, 2 years; Evelyn Royer, 4 years: and Alta Miller, § vears School Honor Rell i The Centre Hall-Potter honor roll | for the term ending next week fol- lowe: Senior Class—Lois Homan, Dean Relish. Emeleen Ross, Betty Runkle, » | accidents this year {in the same period | were 73 accidents | bs ' pastor Centre Hall : Baccalaureate Service 7.30; (of the Centre Hall Firs: {and Mrs. Stanley { shooting and a steak dinner. Phyllis | | camp, Emerick, Ruth Faust, Nevin Rim- mey. Sophomore Class—Isabel Emery, Jean Hanna, Miles King, Geraldine Rockey, Betty Slack, Anna Stover, Martha Spyker. June Wag- ner, Eldon Whitman Freshman Class—Jean Bartholo- mew, Beulah Bradford, Paul Brad- ford, Phyllls Grove, Fern Hanna, William Roose, Evelyn Royer L » MOTOR POLICE OFFICER ADDRESSES WOMAN'S CLUB | » » } A son was born to Mr Bradford [In the Centre County Hospital i Susanna Wesley School class wil James | The Sunday night at the Leister Mrs | remodeling Faye Tuesday { duplex apartments The | class | Mr Sergeant Spre nkle motor police | man from the Hollidaysburg ba: racks, spoke on Highway Salety at the Woman's Club meeting Tuesday evening in (he high school building He compared 194] records with those of the first four months in 1940 to show a decided decrease In So far in 194) the Pleasant Gap station has In vestigated only 54 accident; result Ing in 1 death and 30 injuries whil in 1940 3 deaths Persons Me injured malin cause of all shown by statistics Lo be ing, the greatest number Saturday and highest tage of drivers 21 or old Sergeant t means of reducing acciden engin eering, used by Lhe state depart- ment in highway construction; edu- cation; and enforcement. In boration o! the last means, he cited tatistics to show that as soon as the policemen let down on enforce. ment, the accident frequency up The Woman's plan 10 be held fOLOW ident speed- OCCU pereen- 22 year HT Ohl the are Sprenkle ela foe al tery of business at Ciub session was to for a street carni- June 12 I'he com- publicity, Mrs. Roy wind Mr Reuben 8 Rick iancing, Mrs. George Sweeney Elizabeth Bartholomew, Mir J. FP, Wetzel Mrs Willimg P Campbell. and Mrs, David 1. Gray- bill; bingo Mrs George Lutz, Mr George Stover Mrs. Paul Martz Mrs. Henry Kimbrell, and Mrs F P. Geary, ice cream, Mrs E M. Mil- ler, Mrs. Daniel 8, Daup, Mrs. Fred Homan, Mrs. C. H Light, Mrs John B. Wert. Jr, and Mrs. C. D._ 8lon- aker; and sandwiches Mrs 8 T Riegel, Mrs Robert Wetzel Mrs Paul PFetterolf, Mrs. Lovan Smith Mri. AL. Emery, Miss Doris Molt» Mrs B. FP. Goodhart and Mrs. Harry King pring: ANNOLUNCe val mitlees Jamison ert Miss » CHURCH SERVICES Evangelical “The Re terman, pastor Cantre Hall Church Service 9:30 (DST), Sun- day School 10:30; Tusseyville: Sun- day School 9:30 (ST), Church vice 10:30 Lutheran: The Rev. C. C. Otw, pas Centre Hall. Sunday Schoo} 8. 30 (ST Church Service 10:30; Farmers Mills: Church Service §:00 Bunday School 10:00; Oeorges Val- ley: Sunday School 9:30 Chuiroh Service 7:30 Methodist WwW. K. Hos- Ser. The Rev. W. FP. Glenn Church Ser- Schoo! Schon Spring Churen vice 9:30 (DST), Sunday 10:30; Sprucetown:. Sunday 9:30, Church Service 10:48; Mills: Sunday School $:30 Service 7:30. Presbyterian: The Rev Kirkpatrick, pastor. Lemont day School 10:00, Church 11:00; Centre Hall: Church 9:30 (8T), Sunday School Pine Grove Mills: Sunday 9:30, Church Service 7:30 Reformed: The Rev, D. R. Keener pastor. Centre Hall: Church Ser- vice 9:00 (ST), Sunday School 10:00 J M Bune Bervice Service 10:30; School Tussey ville: Sunday Schoo] $:30 Chureh Service 0:3, » *. + Named Bank Director a meeting, Tuesday evening National Bank board of directors Ralph 8 Hagen was appointed to fill the un- | expired term of the late R M Smith {as bank director At LOCAL HAPPENINGS June 8 has been announced as the date for the local Evangelical | | Children's Day service. i The Rev. Delas R. Keener will | deliver the Gregg Township baces- | laureate sermon Sunday evening. Mrs. 8. T. Riegel, Mrs. Faye Mil- ler and daughter Tatiana visited {Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Taylor in Sa- {lona Sunday afternoon. The Woman's Club Street Car- ninval is to be held Thursday June 12, instead of Saturday, June 14, as announced previously. A son was born Friday evening in | the Centre County Hospital to Mr. Wykes., He is to be named Harry Bion for his pa- ternal grandfather and uncle. i Eugene Burkholder president of the Centre Hall-Potter Alumni As- | | sociation, has announced Priday, June 6, as the time for the annual | reception for the senior class. The local business men are spend- | ing this afternoon and evening in| White Deer Valley, at camp Antlers | {of which 8. T. Riegel is a member. | Principal afltractions are skeet | : Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Sharer | visited their son Robert Sunday in| | the Geisinger Hospital and found | {him considerably improved since | his operation. They expect to bring | him home in abont a week, | Misses Mary Delaney, Miriam | Brooks, Eunice Blazer, and cult, | Zettle accompanied by "Paul Smith, | Dean Reish, Jack Riegel and John | | T Deliney had supper Sunday | evening at the Bradford hunting | The Young People’s Missionary | Circle on the Evangelical church | accompanied by the pastor, the Rev. | W. K. Hotterman, attended the| Altoona-Central regional Institute | of Christian Educetion in the St | John's Evangelical church at Stats | College Tuesday afternoon and | Junior Class—-Robert Arney, Pa- tricia Boozer, Mary Delaney, Martie evening. The entire program cen- tered aboul young peoples work. i drove | Mr spent i Anna Reformed taught | Bradforg met Monday ! the home of David Boozer Mr. and | accompanied by Mr | kk Graybll]l drove to Paxtonville 8a'- urday evening, Graybill's to Winfield Sunday mornine Rickert the and Mrs. | Hess Monday Mrs Methodist | meet L0- of Mrs. Blaine Jeflarson Friday The home Re Bartholomew began the Shirk home is to be converted int) 0" the It Schoo! 1 the loca) siructor chocolate Sunday Mrs Harold F esvening at by Mrs. Reuben 8 and Mrs Rickert | David Mi College H, Lew! from belore M spent Lhe parents might with and then Mrs Mi Ciraybill | Soclety Robert lust and day with and morning went to Williams Grove Blane \ wiiending the May 20 or am Canton the and ‘vening family, Hospital and Mi week high June 3 and o chnol F. Wetzel A. Parrell, impersonated issionary on furlough | an addres Mis China in Presbyterian guest in rs general convention o Central Synod of Pennsylvania it York this he Pennayivania History class of and will visit the factory in Hershey either from Mi Lhe Auto races Malone of Millheim underwent a minor operation in the in Philadelphin the men | meet Dr Ollo are ' State {| Mn: Mr ni nome the In- ley tate Charles fnonary chureh with The Karoondinha Counell of Boy | | Beouts Camporese {6 and 7 wind 08 These Camp Antlers In Cc | William Boop and N Balona Frank | James Brooks and Charles Ramer Mrs relatives here ¢n 1 Kansas Philadelphia, She headquarters here ler, Mrs. George she was 1 guest will hold its first annual at Woodward Cave June The council officers wil evening of June 6 and Mrs. J. P College, called F. AN. 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