Page Fiv January 22, 1942, | Modern Etiquette 1. Is it necessary to give a gift to a person just because this person gave you one? 2, Is it considered proper to wave a handkerchief as a means of greet- ing an acquaintance or attracting his attention? 3. Is it obligatory to include a man's wife when one doesn’t know her and wishes to invite the man to dinner? 4. If one has been called on the telephone during a particularly busy part of the day what can be done? 5. If an employer always his stenographer a Christma should she give him a gift? 6. Which is proper for a man to say, “May I have the next dance?” gives check i or "Do have the next dance taken? 7. Should one use and flowery words writing a letter? 8. What is the fx dressing? 9 Is it the table served at 10. Should one cultivate friendship of a person wavs impertinent? 11. Is It son to clea a~hems"? Whic! ainner you the most ornate he knows when of t test correct to use candles Christmas din correct for noon? the who i al- manners for throat good hi with hould woman left? Answers to Modern Etiquette so-callec I'he true when in 1. No. Too much of this “exchanging gifts” is done spirit of giving is ruined giver expects equal value 2. No. This is not only a breach of eitquette, but it should be forbidden by health authoritie 88 a spreader. 3. Yes: invited 4. If Of an “May hour?” 5. No; thank him for his gift and wish him a merry Christma: 6. “May I have the next dance” i the correct form 7. Not unless such words are really a part of your general speaking vo- the |! V return gel'm both of them a telephone call i interruption, one may I call you again in half ' Lessons In En Words Often Misused Do not say, “You hadn't ought to let your daughter work.” Say, “You ought not to let your work.’ Do not say, “Frank asked if body was at home Say, “Frank asked whether anyone was at home” Do not say, “Every hoy and girl should provide for their future” Say “Every boy and girl should provide for his future.” I had said that every. ght.” Say 18 was all rig > not say, “It is to decide.” S ight me who has ‘he ay. “It § o decide Do not “Which exciting, football] or “Which the more ball « gid £ P is r hockey Words Often Mispronounced Massage, Pronounce as in ask unstressed accent last ma- JF syllable Pronou ask as in i Aluminum, um, a as in as in unit syllable. Diagnose. Pronounce di-ag-nos as in die a as in bag. 0 a principal accent on last Impetus. Pronounce as in him, e as in accent first syllable Alms. Pronounce amsz the i is silent ressed 1 i n, accent second most im-pe-tus me unst: | Sarah Ann's | | Cooking Class like to time: three 4 4 Laat No matter how cook, it becomes when we have to prepare square meals a day. It Is then we turn to something new: if it ist new foods, we can at least try serv- ing the old ones in a new way. Make use of your extra cooking appliances, the toaster and waffle fron. There are numbers of savory sandwiches which when toasted seem much more of 8 meal than just sandwich, Try serving them with a Hol gravy or sauce. Try to make your food interesting, give every dish you prepare a little personal touch. m tiresome 10h iICh we at Spaghetti and Ham Souffle 1 can spaghetti with tomato sauce 1 cup diced ham 4 tablespoons butter 1-4 cup tomato soup 2 tablespoons flour 2 eggs. Cook the flour and butter thick, remove from the fire, add the spaghetti, ham and beaten egg yolks | Fold in the stiffly beaten whites and bake in a moderate oven for 30 to! minutes. Serve with a sauce made from additional soup. Hot Baked Cheese Sandwich 6 tablespoons mayonnaise 1-2 cup pickles, finely chopped 1 cup cold chicken, diced 12 baking powder biscuits Blend together the mayonnaise and chopped pickle and the chicken Spread the mixture between the baking powder biscuits split and buttered while hot, Serve while the biscuits are hot. Garnish with stuf- | fed olives In crisp lettuce leaves Hot Biscuit Chicken Sandwich 12 slices bread 3-4 1b. American cheese 3 eggs 3 cups milk 2 tablespoons shortening 2 tablespoons flour 1 teaspoon salt 1-8 teaspoon pepper 11cabulary ce al and it 1 t them prac ordinary in y OL} Unde uen we rd unnatural language way {0 use circumstance: sound ed. Simpk ways in the letter: f wel $ 3 forced and all correct i t taste be 14% ascomlort clect Lava fact worth wh not it diated imp it but 1 distance who ofler 11. No. If this is It is di It 3 8 rtinence Kee: ive cou The due Lo nervousne Ww yan on hi till | cheesy, add the tomato soup. When | glish y did fir accent fu Words Often Misspelled reddish olserve two wr Radish vegetable): omewhat red) physi. Accommodate: and two m's. Rap trike (to infold). Oscillate = Yor bys b | 6F } the Plaintiff: ob ‘hyslology ; Ho observe th two | Word Study i GRANDIOSE "w, Bacon PROFANATION pecially sacred ation of the name of God TITILLATION; any especially one 3 teaspoon salt pel or Pew grains Ww Ip drop ion teaspoon vinegar ’ dd si bread tomatoes Combine first greased timbale pan of hot water in degrees for 30 to 45 Cover bread wi lice mato and a spinach mold on each. Serve with Hollandaise sauce Sloe fem nrm Hr urn a plain] Rocquefort Cheese Dressing Crush 1-4 pound of Rocquefort cheese in a bowl. Add 9 tablespoons of salad oil, little by little, until you have a smooth, even mixture Then add 1 tablespoon vinegar. You will find the dressing thick and creamy, it just barely pours. Season with 1-4 | teaspoon pepper. 1-4 teaspoon salt and 1-2 teaspoon paprika. Serve with i head lettuce Asparagus Croqueties 1 1-4 cups cooked asparagus cut in pleces 1 cup milk Salt 3 tablespoons butter 4 tablespoons flour 3 hard boiled eggs Make a white sauce of the milk, butter, flour and salt. Add asparagus and eggs which have been chopped Mix and chill thoroughly Then shape into croquettes. Roll in crack- yer crumbs, then in egg and again in cracker crumbs. Fry in Serve hot Spice Cup Cakes (g-ounce) package dry meat 1-2 cup water 1-2 cup shortening 1 cup brown sugar 2 eggs 2 cups sifted flour 1-2 teaspoons baking powder «2 teaspoon mace «2 teaspoon allspice teaspoon ginger cup milk Break the mincemeat into pieces a saucepan and add the water 1 mince- 2 1 i 1 1 -2 «2 in Trim the bread and toast it. Make | Place the saucepan o\er a brisk boil a cream sauce of the last five in- | and continue boiling for 3 minutes, gredients, cool slightly and add the until the mixture Is practically dry. beaten eggs. Lay half the toast in a shallow baking pan with half the a cheese sliced thin on top. Pour over at a time this the milk and egg mixture and creamy. Sift together the flour, bai- H nd brown sugar, Add the eggs one Beat vigorously uniil cover with the remaining toast and | ing powder and spices Add alter- cheese. Press the toast down into nately with the egg mixture until the edges are mincemeat into the mixture, the beat the milk Fold submerged but not the cheese, Set until well blended. Pour into greas- the pan in hot water and bake inied cup cake (ins. Bake 256 minutes ‘an oven 325 degrees until the cheese in oven 350 degrees Cool and ice is melted and the egg mixture set. ‘with white frosting. deep fal | Allow to cool. Cream the shortening, Poets’ Corner ISLAND! &F WAKE tiny Island couldn't save never » OMY 2a really very much spirit hope to Lael! its broke It wasn't fighting a man or men- But only creatures small Brood of a beast whose brea foul, whom all h honor meant nothing I'o hadn't a wrong - GIVE AND WIN GOOD AND THE BAD x td The Russian Just watch yet troops are them | England, ¢ And help America Will be a And if weze Md Hiller Ligh Red, White and Bl ieader staunch and true our U. 8. boys are true They'll conquer neath Red hite and Blue Written by Betty with with #4 wie To Mrs. Grether (Continued from page ome) in ladies’ bands on the Pacific Coast for 20 years or more. She was a member of the Pleasant Gap Band until illness forced her retirement The deceased is the last member of the Harrison clan, descended from Thomas Harrison her grandfather, who laid out Horntown in Pleasant Gap, and donated land to the Horn- town school to be used as long as needed for school purposes. The en- tire Horntown section was at first known as Harrisonville, and is still s0 marked on original maps Mrs. Grether {8 survived by a grand-niece. Miss Madeline Har- rison, and a nephew, Thomas Har- rison, who is educational director of the Philadelphia County Prison, { Philadelphia, and an employe of the | Philadelphia Board of Education {Other relatives include the Griffiths and their descendants in the Pleas- ant Gap vicinity Etta (Harrison) Grether wag one of five children born to Thomas and Mary Jane Griffith Harrison about the time of the Civil War. Her body is to be cremated and the asheg will be interred in the family burial lot in the Lutheran cemetery at Pleas ant Gap - Re ul a Killed By Mistake in His Hour of Triumph The tragedy that befell a com. poser, who just as he glimpsed the great success of his song, now pop- ular threughout the country, was killed by a bullet intended for an- other person. Read about this sad incident in the February 1st issue of The American Weekly, the big magazine distributed with the Bal- timore American, On sale at all | newsstands. | the i | THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Heformed Chu Comm , John's Evangelical & C. Nevin Stamm ch ( Holy Holy ( Cat aetical cia at 6 [Ley n 45 omm m ove m.; I'hit nian 10 Advent Church Sunday school Watson lock. Both and preaching ery pastor at 10 o'cle Clyde Supt Preaching at 11 Sun- 0 noe HED View Union Chapel pastor “Hi 30 p.m. Chris J p t Wor vening hip ible Sluaqy at 7.30 p. n tellefonte Presbyterian ( | mpson p tiublersburg- Zion Reformed ter H H [ Milesburg Presbyterian Boalsburg Lutheran Parish i ' Milesbhurg-Unionville Methodist 1 south Union Church, Mingoville joe An - " 141 Arnold Bunday a v. Clarence E the nag her 00 ndian M 7:30 and = +4 ri mon ' The cate on Friday night st het. ired Ch will meet lock I's 30 oc I'nited Brethren, Bellefonte House Bune holder, pastor, ¢§ school at § 30 a. m, J. H. Cop- ¥. in charge Preaching at 10:45 a im 7:30 pm by the pastor Christian Endeavor meeting ag 6:30 Prayer and Bible Wednesday evening at 7:30 rehearsal Friday evening: Junior choir at Senior at 8 o'clock, Everyone attend all the services nN =—="s | at 11cls Choir i, choir is invited to First Evangelical, Bellefonte Halbert Jacobs 9:30 a m., Sunday Church Edward J. Teaman, Sug a. m. ob esTvan of the Holy Communion Communion Meditation, 6:30 m Church Membership class: 7:30 p f the Holy Com- Message by (he pastor worship with us. Prayer Wednesday evening at Choir rehearsal Taver service pastor i SCHOO0I " 10:40 Ce P ory Iy alice « : 7 o'clock following H 4 STATE COLLEGE BANK NAMES OFFICERS, DIRECTORS The First National Bank of State College named officers and directors at the annual meeting last weak. Directors named were Claude G Aikenis, P. B. Brenneman, J. Milo Campbell, C. I. Harris, N. E. Hess, John L. Hoimes, C. L. Kinsloe, J. H. McCracken, and D. 8. Peterson Officers named were as follows: Mr Hess, chairman of the board: Mr. Alkens president: Mr, Brene- man, first vice president; Mr. Camp bell, second vice president: John H. Truby, cashier: H. Pearce Hoffer, as. | sistant cashier; and Walter ©. Lin. gle, trust officer ! - Buy Defense Bonds now! 100 edu. med ( CRITY nearly hoe) ruction i { ' AIT. phlet form navai Legal Notices ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, ul of Em. Walker decepned stration on sald ranted the un- ns indebted there- Ww make immediate those having claims against the same will without deiny for se EMORY M DIETRICH Irwin, Pa x7 matter Dieurgchy late Centre County, of the estate ¢ of To Lett ext dersigy 1« Aare ate OQ, all reque payments demands present them tiement 1 $08 Mal or treet ADMINISTRATOR'S matter NOTICE, of the estates ol own, | » of Bpring town. Pa raion deceased on sala ted the ndebtea hout : WETZ LE} Mlleasburg, Pa ? LS NOTICE Lhe ¢ EXECUTOR ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICH er £ Lhe eslats wil of are ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTCH FXFCLTOR NOTH ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE of the e ‘eam r Emerick Cer es Elme ” re SALE FOR TAXES thority Asowety o Wwided 2 issued by tx na me directed i exposed ube MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1942 fortes ores Te “0 1 pale On the Seized personal the be on-payme Bogee townsh® John Bmith., an tax ix ty OT « a Li LOHMAN, OBESs, Deputy SALE FOR TAXES He of d aod anh iy Tax Collector (Seal) x4 rtue of authority in we Act Assembly made and provided and sundry issued by com to me directed, there to public sale on 1942, forenoon of y and 3 be exposed TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, at 00 o'clock in the house situated at Howard, township of Boggs, Oenhtre the foliowing properly, coal cooking range, and goods and chattels on premises Seized and taken for non-payment personal tax in Boggs township the property of Mm. Ralph Me- and to be sold cash i of an Cariney. fly ONY fryw a1 BR. H. LOHMAN, Tax Collector WwW. C. OBSS, Deputy. (Seal) x4 SALE FOR TAXES. By virtue of authority in me 1 I by the Act of Assembly in ase made and provided and sundry rrants to me issued by competent authority and to me directed, there will be exposed tO public sale on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1042 at 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at house situsted at R. D. 2, Howard in the township of Boggs Centre county. the following property. wit Personal goody and chattels and all other goods and chattels on the above premises Seized and taken for non-payment of personal tax in Boggs townahip® as the property of Chas. Jodon. and to be sold for cash oni R. H. LOHMAN, Tax Collector W. C. GESS, Deputy. (Seal) x4 oO ed Hee { will SALE FOR TAXES. By virtue of authority in by the Act of Assembly in such made and provided and sundry Wr me issued by competent authority and to me directed, there ! exposed 10 public on MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1042 at 4:00 o'clock In the afternoon house situated at Milesburg, in ownaship Centre coum the following property, to-wit: | rad jot % goods and chattels and other goods gnd chattels the premises and taken for tax Bogus property of Mac H. and Emma and to be sold for cash only R. H. LOHMAN, Tax Collector WwW. C. GESS, Deputy, (Beal) x4 me vest iv rants Ww sale at # i the WORRY, 4 of Y. personal nll L4H] pbove Belzed personal the d TAXES, suthority in me of Assembly in provided nd issued by me dire SALE FOR ’ of Act na t hie h a WARrrants aut me nd exposed comp DoriLy 10 De WEDNESDAY, lo pubic ii JANUARY 26 in th af ero na for LAOHMAN GORESS, Deputy H ( SALE FOR TAXES LAOH Co pase H SALE FOR TAXES SALE FOR TAXES H. LOHMAN Tax Ooliecior OBEAS t Deputy (Sen) SALE FOR TAXES me directed, 0 public sale on TUESDAY, JANUARY 27. 1942 4:00 o'clock afternoon, at house al tuated 3. Bellefonte township of Boggs, Centre the following property, to- cooking stove, and goods and chattels on above premises Seized and taken for non-payment personal tax Boggs township the property of Arthur Be to be sold for cash only BR. H LOHMAN, Tax Ooliector W. C, GESS, Deputy. (Seal) x4 SALE POR TAXES. By virtue of authority in me vest- ed by the Act of Assembly In such Case made and provided and sundry WRITAnE io me issued by competent authority and to me directed. there will be exposed to public sale on TUESDAY, JANUARY 27. 1942, at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon, ati house situated at BR. D. 3, Bellefonte in the township of Boggs Centre county, the following property, to- wit: 1 milk cow, 1 coal cooking stove and all other goods and chatiels on the above premises Seized and taken for non-payment of personal tax in Boggs township, 8g the property of Mr. and Mrs. Her- man Kessling, and to be soid for cash only. R. H. LOHMAN. Tax Coliector WwW. C. OESS, Deputy. (Seal). x4 AUDITOR'S NOTICE. In the matter of the estate of Gil- bert F. Noll, late of Spring Town- shpl, Centre County, Pa. deceased In the Orphans’ Court of Centre County, Pennsylvania, Estate No 13.837 The undersigned Auditor appoint. ed by the Orphans’ Court of f Sr County to make distribution of the balance of the funds in sald estate as shown by first and final account and t% make such rulings and dis. positions in the matter as shall be just and proper under the circum- stances, will meet all parties in ine terest for the purpose of hig appoint- ment, on the 20th day of January, 1942, at 1000 o'clock a m. at his office on the second floor of Temple Court Bldg. Bellefonte, Centre Coun- ty. Pa, al which time and place all parties interested my appear and be heard if they so desire, or be barred from coming in on the fund for dis tribution, ARTHUR C. DALE Auditor Te e Court, Bellefonte, Pa J be exposed in the : st RD in the wit: 1} oher oon) te ian nnett x4 "SALE FOR TAXES. | By virtue of authority in me vest. | by the Act of Assembly in such case made and provided and sundry warrants 10 me issued by competent cuathority and to me directed, there | will be exposed to public sale on : MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1042, at 12:00 o'clock noon, at house =it- | | ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. In the matter of the estate of M. | | Harold Betz, late of Howard ough, deceased. i | Letters of administration on sald | estate having been granted the un- a ned, all indebted uated al Central City, Penna. in the | township of Boggs, Centre county, | the following property, to-wit: {| cooking range, all personal goods and | chattels, and all other goods and | chattels on the wbove premises. ! Seized and taken for non-payment | of personal tax In Boggs township, as the property of Mr. and Mrs. Wade | McKinley, & © be sold for cash only. RH LOHMAN, Tax Collsctor. W. C. GESS, Deputy. (Seal; 34 | settlement to . administratrix, Howard, Pa. John O Love, attorney, Beliefonte, Pa x4 PETITION TO CHANGE NAME In the matter of petition of Arden K. Loose and Bernice ©. Loose, his wife, praying for a decree to change their names to Arden K. Walters and Bernice C. Walters, - In the Court of Common Pleas of | Centre County 69 February Term 1042 Notice No Is hereby given that on January 10, 1942, the petition of Ar- cen K. Loose and Bernice C. Loose {was filed in the above named court | praying for a decree Lo change their pames to Arden K, Walters Bernice ©. Walters, respectively The Court } fixed Monday 1€th day of March, A. D., 1942, at 10 oclock a. m at Court Room Bellefonte, Pa, as the time and place hearing petition when end where all persons interested may gppear and show cause, if any may have, why t of ti petitioners should not ARDEN K BERNICE C GETTICG Attorney for petition for and as the a hf at the for of said they ne prayer po be LOOSE LOOSE granted “e wr MW ers COURT WHEREAS Walker, President Judge of the C« of Common Pleas 4h dicial District of County of Centre, hav lssued recept bearing date of 16th December holding pas, Court Peace, Oyer and eneral Jail Delivery the County of Cents nd the Grand Jury « | iy. the @ih day of Pebr A. M ” for PROCLAMATION the Honorable Ju whe * hi da) directed Com of the COLIBLE p of et oe mot ) OO ad 1 the r on the 3rd at 10 o'clock A 23rd, and * second week 18t Monday ’ «5 SMALIARY “a lock A. M the of r J at 10 0 1042 Notice | Justioe « and ais0 such ear Lhe being Mar s hersby g rey rf 1: Cor Ll m respect] p af Armerie EDWARD R Off AUDITORS REPORT Of Curtin Township Road Fund f Maintenance bridges 1emova. 4 ¥ $2.040 37 in State Fund Trea: 12, 1942 H H YEAGER, LEROY A. WELCH WILLIE THOMPSON Auditors Bal Jan $ 28260 x4 CHARTER NOTICE Notice is hereby given that appli- cation will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on February 1, 1942 Ly Walter C. Johnson, Stanford 8 Weber E. M. Irvin, John M. Mar- shall, Jay H. Runkle, under the Act of Assembly entitled “An Act to pro- vide for the incorporation and reg- ulation of cooperative agricultural associations not having a capital stock and not conducted for profit, and defining agriculture so as to in- clude persons engeged in agricul- ture, dairying live stock raising, poultry raising, beekeeping, and hor- ticulture.” approved the 12th day of June, A. D. 1818, and the amend- ments thereto, for the charter of an | intended cooperative agricultural as- sociation to be known as the FARM- ERS COOPERATIVE AND MARK- ETING ASSOCIATION, CENTRE COUNTY. The character and object which said association is formed is to engage in the buying and selling of agriculture products and take title to such products; to act as agent for its members or any of them, per- form for them services connected with the production, preservation, drying canning storing, handling, utilization marketing, or sale of ag- ricultural products produced by them; and, for the agricultural pur- | poses of such members, perform for i them services connected with the purchase or hiring for or use by INC. OF | them of supplies, including livestock, | machinery hiring of the extent set. Signatures: WALTER C. JOHNSON, STANFORD 8 WEBER, E. M. IRVIN JOHN M. MARSHALL, JAY H. RUNKLE, and equipment, and the of labor or any one or more kinds of such service to the authorized by the aforesaid AUDITORS STATEMENT Of the Receipts and Expenditures of Potler Township Road, for the year 1941: | Jan. 5, 1941. Chester W. i Grove, Treas. balance... $3960.85 Jan. 5, 1942, 8. T. Swarts, | collector of taxes... Returned taxes .... From liquor licenses and | From Commonwealth For. esiry RESEIVRS ..coooinia From Automobile and other 2443 8434 475.00 151.96 x4 | i i { fines 266 00 From rental of road ma- chinery rom Commonwealth as St Ald 9.00 431988 $0 300.46 ate Total Expenditures atiendance at monthly meeting $ ompensation of Becy-Treas ompensalion of Solicitor ompensation of Auditors ompensation of Tax Col Premium on Treas. bond Advertising and affidavits Postage printing Rent ght of township DUG Ae p po pa pA and he at ng: Removal of Repalr TOW of 4 4 8 00. Jnery Visors conver Financial Standing of Road District 1042 hand of $4 082 93 Bal, in LS Va 207 36 3071861 405 823 3142 1860 3845 76 66 $5840 08 SMITH Auditors WHEN WINDS GET ROUGH A Windstorm Policy Protects Yeu From Financial Loss. Ses John F. Gray & Son Phone 487-J Bellefonte, Pa. oe — KELVINATORS PHILCO RADIOS MELROY'’S Phone $599-R-1 Pleasant Gap, Pa. ABC and VOSS WASHERS Bendix Home Laundry Electric Stoves C. Y. WAGNER & COMPANY WAGNER'S Quality Flour A Hard Wheat Pat Phar WAGNER'S Our Best Flour WAGNER'S Very Best Flour Wagner's 32% Dairy Feed Wagner's 20% Dairy Feed Wagner's Horse Feed Wagner's Pig Meal Wagner's Egg Mash Wagner's Chick Starter and Grower. Wagner's Turkey Starter and Grower. Wagner's Scratch Feed Feed. for Wagner's Chick Feed Wagner's Medium Scratch Dealers in All Kinds of Grains BELLEFONTE, PA. :
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