THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Mrs. Clarence C iH] with an attack ol Bunday guests ol Page Two January 22, 1942. A CENTRE HALL AND VICINITY a call Martin been’ Mi Hack eit Otto hay grippe Mr. and Paul Martz and Mrs cently eran Mis Sarah Bruce Knar! CGodshall returned M nd M1 nee pled to the Lut} Bhar r. who was celebrating he parish ir burg baked James Bearson. Mr E. H. GROVE HONORED ON 80TH BIRTHDAY group of friends and rela- ered at the home of E. H with A large tives gath Grove on Sunday to celebrate him his eightieth birthday The guests included the follow. ing: Miss Alice 8. Neese and Mi and Mrs. Earl Grove and two child- ren, Spring Mills; Mr. and Mrs wil- liam H. Grove, Coburn; Mrs, Emma Minnemyt Mrs. Lillian Johnson, Anna and Emma Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C Grove, Wayne Grove, Mrs. Norman Grove, Mrs Hilda Confer, Rankin and Mark Confer, Bellefonte; Mr, and Mrs H F. Grove, Samuel and Gladys Grove, Mr. and Mars James Wilson James, Jr., and Ronald Wilson, Mr and Mr Irvin McClellan, Glenn Roy, Harold and Sarah McClellan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lingle, Vinton and Mildred Lingle, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Grove, Mr. and Mrs. A. H Thomann. Arthur, Lynn, Jean and Jane Thoman, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ond Mrs. Chester Grove in and Chester Grove y and Emmett Lott and vicinity vternoon ved to th “GARDEN PESTS" SUBJECT OF WOMAN'S CLUB TALK Garden Pests” was the general topi sed at the January meet- ing of the Garden Section of the woman's Club held Friday evening home of Mrs. C. A. Miller Mir Henry Kimbrell spoke on “Diseases and Insect Pests,” and ev Wykes on “Weed Miller the hostesses Kimbrell Mrs. F. V t and Mrs. George Benner r members present were: Mrs liam Bradford, Mrs. George Mrs. Paul Martz, Mrs williams Mrs. Latham Mrs. Robert Spencer, Miss Thomas, Mrs. George Heck- C. H. Light Mrs. Don- Mrs. William Keller, Mrs hiteman and Mrs. Fra: Mrs. Douglas Morgan of telphia was a guest next meeting will be held ¢ 20 at the home of Nr: Sweeney disc X Ci W at the » ( HU RC H SERVICES The Rev. W. K. Hos- ussevville—Church Com- Church ser- Sunday 7-90 Ott school, 10 terian: The Rev.) gervices except absence of the pastor No Sunday school 11 the v. D. R. Keener Sunday school the Youth the pastor. 7:30 ervice, 9; Farmers Mills STARTLING DEMONSTRATION \ in the Centre Hall-Potter school ' bullding Monday evening by D. K.| | Ernst, psychologist from | Creek Mills Before the Mr demonstration | Ernst explained hypnotism briefly to | [ the audience, emphasizing the sclen- j tifie explanation of concentration, and entirely disclaiming any mystic | or accult power | He explained that the average | person normally uses only about ten | per cent of his potential mentality and twenty-five per cent of his po- tential physical ability. By hypnosis [all distractions are re smoved and the | individual can perform apparently an anny feats of mental and physi- cal prowes: Of about twenty-five persons who offered to be subjects, only about a dozen concentrated sufficiently to be hypnotized. The gullible way al} of these subjects apparently in the spell” of the hypnotist, obeyed di- rections and responded to Sugges- tions caused hilarity, and amaze- ment too, among the audience of about two hundred persons One subject, Clara Lou Wetzel was able to recall in her hypnotic leen. her fourth Christmas in re markable detail including guests dinner menu, and gifts. Another Edwin Crawford sold imaginary candy and peanuts through the aud- lence. and C. William Boozer, Jr piloting a visionary plane sank sin- asle-handed a Jap ship in a realistic manner James Bitner when his muscles rigid, complied so that his body, suspended ! tally between two chairs weight of the hypnotist At the end of the demonstration Janet Runkle, brought suddenly oi of her hypnotic state, was amaze d to find leading the audience in the sit of “God Bless Ame: - 1 } 84 ong 1d to make well hersell ica.” When Mr closed hi formance, the were ish looking group coming-to on the stage. and the audience appeared confounded and impressed by Pi old, imperfectly understood c.ence Ernst ubject Nor. per a sheeD- yet TICKETS ON SALE FOR ANNUAL FIREMEN'S DANCE on WE Tickets "Ave e been o the Firemen’ (Priday) evening Hall-Potter gvmnasiiu ; at 8:30 o'clock Shope hairman kK for morrow Centre Orel” square and roun d ry V's and a red, whi cheme will Ix accoriing "man vol thr Boh Lyons for PERSONALS and Mrs. J. Max Kirk- FF. V. Goodhart Noll of Pleas ant ; morning for” Florids will pend about rs Goodhart plans to visit and sister-in-law in Fort where mo Lauderd: {ale Word has been received of the rest by the Japanese of the Rev Mrs Woodrow Bartges, who arrived recently in the Philippines enroute to an Evangelical missionary post in China. The Rev. Mr. Bartges Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Windom Bari- § of Millheim. former residents of Centre Hall. The young Mrs. Barige: was. before her marriage, Miss Sar- ar- and young Stony | Lin Millheim last | Mrs (% prippe The Youth Fellowship of the Re- formed church will assist the Rev Delas R. Keener with the service on Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. J. FF. Wetzel and Clara Lou, spent the weekend visit ing in Lewistown with Mr. and Mrs Reed Kline, and in McClure with Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Brininge: The Susanna Wesley Bunday school class of the Methodist church will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Lee Mever with Mrs, Mey- er, Mrs. Clifford Meyer and Mi Hattie Meyer as hostesses Miss Orpha Gramley entertained these guests to dinner at her home Thursday evening Anna Bartholomew Miss Helen, Elizabeth and Jean Bartholo- mew and Doris Maltz The Joint Consistory met gt the Reformed church Monday Mrs. Ralph Packer joined Mr. Packer timore Miss June Bradford of Boalsburg accompanied by Miss Jean Musser of State College, visited her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs, Philip Brad- ford, last Wednesda Mrs. 8S. T. Riegel local Red Cross, recently consignment of woolen skirts which fire being made by Mrs. J. 8 Boozer Mrs. WP. Campbell, Mrs Wilbur Henney, Mrs. C. F. Emery, Mrs. Paul Bradford, Mrs. Thomas Delaney Mrs. Frank Bradford and Mrs. Phil. ip Bradford Mrs. C. F. Emery si State Collage with her daughter Mre. Frank MeClellan and fam Mr, and Mrs. Pranklin Sharer and son Leroy, plan to move F to Coleville Mr. and Mr this week for they plan to spend the Winter with their daughter and husband the Rev. and Mrs. Roy Corman Mrs. Mary Flink entertained Mi John Neff and Mrs, Anna Rossman of Tusseyville, at her home on Sat. urday Mrs, Ernest Frank ite: the Senior Service Lutheran 8 school e¢lasy ut her home | ing William Shultz, chick man of Reading, spent las: W day in Centre Hall Randolph H, Thom Mi f of the nhl of the P+ Commission, will pre ation lecture pregram at th Tencher Association day evening, Jar ject of the fim | Ont ~of «doo it cvVeEnLInNg and son Allen last week In Bal- chairman of the nt Sunday in ebruar, Frank Fisher left Wilkinsburg ison er Hig Lote y bullding a: plane spotter WwW. W. Kerlin Hear planes the they can be seen Cos] ge Lutz made ¢ to Washington this here yesterda; Mrs. Prank Clevensting Miles of Zion, visited M Jacob Sharer 8 Sund noon A son, born last Huling Bre ty Hospital Miss Betly Ogilvy from received a where Willlam McClintic and M Dale ind Mi McClintle were M id Mi Hugh McClintde and daughter Nancy { Mae | Clint burg Charlotis and Ger Mi | the of Pine 1 ang Miske Freda Wiser of ¢ ald Miller of Delas BR, Kos Cirove Mil i Me - two children { MeClint Friendship Bible Reformed church at Thursday ev in members Mrs Mrs were Mrs fer, Thoma old E Mi Cieorge Frank P present N Robert Weta Miss Helen Odenkirk, william Mi Bruce M Robert Frazier, Mrs. Har- sery Bradford, MN» George BOKAR COFFEE RED CIRCLE . . . Pineapple Ired Bar Layer Cake... 25¢c Fresh “DATED” Mrs Mi Margaret ( SeRrson : t 1 14 fy J } I Saturday from Wash OY Beat where she nM daughter Shirley Howard and fonte, drove t Vernon Gas pent Le rick and ) Paul two €hilid- ren of Bell ) Lock Hav. on Bundsay evening where they ad upper with Mr. and M I nk Ishier her daughts nt (er pend the it the Searso nomi M Hall daught ow, Centre 1 Wel resent Mr and ul Styers and Jacob Sharer, Jr. Mrs. Prank White Rebersbury and Mrs. Bertha Carper of Mill Stover of Yeagerto and Mr. and Mrs. Reede Shirley fn gles nen and nol BHrng ' daughter er of from Thom Delaney the elder daught ] Linden Sharer) pastorate for twelve yea ¢- and Miss Bertha 8 Again In CYCLAMEN (Potted) 50c¢ Woodring's 127 East Howard St Floral Gardens Bellefonte, 1941 The Magnificent Flavor Of IGHT 0°CLOCK AsP COFFEE Wins Nations Highest Award!!! One sip—and you'll know why Eight O'Clock Coffee is the na- tion's favorite for the 10th year in a row! It's the coffee of magnificent flavor because every pound is Custom Ground correctly ground for your cofiee pot! Yet the price is mo low thousands save up to 10c a pound! Buy Custom Ground Fight O'Clock! 3: 70¢ 3: 67¢ Get Top Grades And , Savings with ARP “SUPER RIGHT” Meats Fhat's right! the top grades of beef, pork, and veal “Super-Right™ Meats in your Market! quality guaranteed to be juicy and downright delicious! Super-Right™ values—for meats of this quality usually cost you lots more! You save hecause we buy top gr direct, do away with unnecessa in-between profits buy with confidence! ix gone when you buy “Super Right” Meats superb in quality —and they sold at only 1 tised and every pound is guaranteed = Fresh Pork Loins 3.5 Lb. Loin Ends Lb. 22 -5 Center Center Chuck Roast . Beef Steaks Pork Sausag Canadian Style Bacon lamb AA YF ander, You get only when you buy “Super-Right™ slew Come Guess wor Remember nre price LD. Ends Lb. Super Juicy Round & Swloin @ Tender Frosh Loose "Ea Sunnyfield 8 8 ® Poll Jumbo Shrimp Salmon Steaks Fancy Smelts One Pound Bag...20c Quality RIGHT Prepared RIGHT Controlled RIGHT Priced RIGHT Sold RIGHT We bar only sales per pound permit 21s 27¢ 1b. 25¢ Ia. 23¢ 1b. 10 ock Fillets Fresh Oysters Stewing Pint ® Frying Fint 30¢ : =i 33¢ Quality Hamburger . . » 22c Penna. OF HYPNOTISM IS GIVEN | "oiling of Lewistown. The yp couple left a pastorate in Nescopeck to become missionaries The Gleaners Evangelical Sunday lschool class will meet Wednesday, January 28. at the home of Mr: Penn Power Company, § ght ing demonstration, “New Rooms [or Donuts Dozen |Z2¢ Old.” at the meeting of the Will- sib ny ing Workers Lutheran Sunday school class at the home of Mh D C. Mitterling last Wednesday night Bevides the hostess, these members ave g | Ground Pork & Veal . » 29 Choice Rump Roast...» 26¢ CRISCO|CAMAY Yohei Shortening TOILET SOAP 3 & 66¢ 4 c.- 25¢ P&G OXYDOL LAUNDRY SOAP 2 45c¢ 4 Bars 17c Reg., 9c Garden-Fresh A&P Fruits And Vegetables! HOURS FRESHER! That's the flavor secret of the fruits and vegetables in ASPs Garden-Fresh Department! Sold at welcome prices too, because we buy direct. Trv ‘em! Golden Ripe Vitamins ACG BANANAS 5 + 29¢ Vitamins B and C Sweet Juicy Calif. Navel = 2 45 Sliced Bacon sens Cooked Hams Small Size ying y swatting imaginary mosquitoes d ar the elusive trout, all ¢ and more were the dramatics / “ enacted bv a group of young people | Frank P. Geary subjects for the pub-, William Homan is somewhat im- were present: Mise Margaret Alex. Sunnvficld E G G S ; THIS IS NATIONAL PEANUT WEEK! demonstration given! proved after a recent severe attack ander. Mrs. Roy Dutrow, Mrs. John : Top Grade «Ib, 3» ; Dutrow, Mrs Daniel Bioom, Mr Doz. 29c¢ Parts Peanut Butter 7 "Wl . EE Chester Grove, Mrs. Ralph Homa; aniiiiam—— ANNUAL STATEMENT Mrz. Ernest Homan, Miss Cora Ho- BUTTER of the man, Mrs. Fred Homan, Mrs Pred 41 Fresh C Farm Roll ling for who the lic hypnotism were Peanut Butter Kisses. Salted Peanuts Niblets Corn gn Green Giant Peas . 2 Seedless Raisins *" A&P Evap. Prunes . 2 .. Kellogg's All Bran . 2 a 23 Pioneer Fig Bars » « 77 22¢ Cheezo Crackers c= 2m 17 Sandwich Spread -.. 21 Good Luck Oleo ... 2" 47 Gerber’s Cereal i. 15¢ Hire’s io Extract... = 23 Mushroom Sauce" 2." 25¢ Mello-Wheat' me 1 3c Evap. Mil cane 37 c lona Peaches No. 35¢ Dog Food swomehear , | | | | i Sweetheart Soap . . 4 ~~ 20¢ Lava Hand Soap . . 3 17¢ Sunbrite Cleanser . 3 ™ 13 4 Luse, Mrs. Ralph Luse, Mrs. Ray FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CENTRE Sharer. Mrs. Arthur Thoman. Mr COUNTY, PENNA. CENTRE HALL, PA, JAN. 1, 1942, Jacob Sharer, Jr. Mrs. Clarence Ot- to, Mrs. Harry Burris, and Mrs. Roy In complistice with the provisions of their charter the Eighty-fourth annual statement of the Company is herewith presented. 8. Jamison Balance in Treasury January 1, 1941 J. R. McDonald, state psychologist § 22320 from State College. and J F. Wetzel Cash Premiums Received During the Year 1941 Borrowed Money . Brine tas 4.882 04 - are spending this week in the grade Cash Received on Assessment No. 33 Ded Maiz 12-0u Cans 21 cane 2c 8c ae 1 y £ 15-00 12812.00 | and rural schools giving Pintner- Pkg 18.498 36 | Cunningham intelligence tests to grades one five and nine Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fetterolf sonn Drew, of Indiantown Gap, the past weekend with relatives and friends here Mr. and Mrs. Reuben 8 Rickert were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Lutz. Mr. and Mrs Lavaud Blerly of Rebersburg, were Batuiday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lutz Lynn and Alta Miller are excused from classes in the Centre Hall-Pot. ter High School this week to attend the Harrisburg Farm Show they are exhibiting lambs The local high school batketball teams will travel to Mill Hall Fii- day night Miss Cora Homan gpent last Wed- nesday visiting Mrs. Kennelh Run- kie in Pleasant Gap Mr. and Mrs. J. Shannon Boozer, son David and daughter Patty, spent the weekend visiting in Harrisburg Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson and four children of Reedsville, moved into the recently remodeled apart. ment in the hotel building last week Mrs. Douglas Morgan, who has | been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Latham B. Gray for several weeks, joined (her husband in Philadelphia on | Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Frank P. Geary were | Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy 8. Jamison J. F. Wetzel and David I. Gray- | bill attended the thirteenth annual meeting of the Juniata Valley Boy Scout Council at the Huntingdon [| County Club Thursday evening. The principal address was made by Clar- ence F. Uiffer of Philadelphia, dep- uty regional scout executive, The Stanford Achievement Tests are being administered to eighth grade pupils in the borough and township this week as mid-vear ex- aminations. A different form of the ‘same test will be used in the spring {for bigh school entrance Anne Troutman, who lives her aunt and uncle, the Rev $36 415 89 and spent SEMOLINA.. \ THE HEART OF THE WHEAT! EXPENDITURES Fire Losses M. E. Truckenmiller, damage to house $ 98.00 Boyd A. Spicher. total loss of house. : 2.50000 LEK. & Mildred Metzger, total loss of house 1,500.00 Esther K. Oray Est. total loss of house. 2,050.00 Lettie M. Bringnart, fotal loss of barn. Geo. W. Confer, house and coritents. . Ward & Mabel Petzer, cow by lightning Andrew C. Rockey contetits of barn James J, Markie, barn and contents JW. Blair, 15 cows by lightning Small Losses ANN PAGE MACARONI 3+ 10c Yes... Aon Page Macaroni is a real heart-warming dish . . nourishing and truly deli. cious ! Thrifty, wo! One of the quality-famous, nationally. A&P-made foods. Pint dar where $13,896.73 Ihe Directors Pa) s 404 49 Adjusting and Expenses 136.25 Postage 28 50 Printing and Stationery 140.80 Writing Policles 116.00 Secretary Salary 500.00 Treasurers Salary 100.00 Telephone and Tolls 51.76 Unemployment Fund 2454 Collecting Assessment No 921.38 Bond for Treasurer 12.75 State Examiners 12025 Sundries 60.00 Borrowed Money 17412.00 Interest Paid 414.19 Cash Balance in Treasury $ 201605 $36, 415.69 Roz. Pkg Som Ba. Large 54.64 Ann Page Cereal - aw ULTRA REFINED SLUSOX hits = = = Halves & Slices ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT :=.6~27¢ Apples ViLeTE 6 =~ 25¢ Iceberg Lettuce “57% 2 n= 15¢ Paid Sweet Potatoes “57% 5 »~ 25¢ Crisp Carrots "57 2» 13; Green Peanuts “3 2 » 29 RECAPITULATIONS Outstanding Premiums in Course of Collection Outstanding Assessment ‘No ‘35 In Course of Collection Cash in Treasury..... Filing Case, Typewriter, adding machine. .$ 319.33 2,067.33 2,076.05 140.00 Total Cash Premiums Written During the Year Premium Notes Taken the Past Year Premium Notes In Force Today. Insurance In Force Today For extra tender, flaky pie crusts... 0 wantalizing, delicious fried foods. oni og him 4908.15 100,832.20 477431863 5,238,642 00 At an election held the 12th day of January, 1942 the following were | elected as directors for the ensuing year: J. H. Mitchell D. 8. Wert, Frank M. Fisher, J. M. Campbell. James E. Harter, E. J. Gentzel, H. L.' Truckenmiiler, E. E. Hess Blair M. Pletcher, Chas. T. Sellers, Curtis J Greninger and Guy L. Corman Attest: FRANK M. FISHER, Secretary. CUNADTENIND | J. H. MITCHELL, President. with SHORTENING and OUR FASTEST-SELLING
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