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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
CENTRE HALL AND VICINITY
!
[ appointed as director of the Dally
| vacation Bible School to be held
— this year from June 8 through June
The Young People's Misisonary (19
Circle of the Evangelical church held |
a surprise party and shower on
Tuesday evening for Mrs, Reuben
Rickert and infant daughter, Mary
Anne
The group of young people with
their pastor and his wife, came to
the Rickert home for their regular! older groups will receive instruction
meeting, bringing gifts for the baby in the Lutheran Sunday school
and refreshments with them rooms from 9 to 11:30 each day
Those present were: the Rev, and . 9.03
Mrs. W. K. Hosterman and daugh-
ter Ellene, Misses Lilllan Rickert
Betty Sweeney, Betty Johnson, Jan-
et Runkle, Margaret Smith, Ruth
Hartley, Lefa Bitner, Louise Ral-
ston, and Anna Marie Whiteman
and Mrs. Lawrence Hartley
“4 for a
CHURCH SERVICES are Ll
Evangelical: The Rev. WK. Hos- ashing cy He
terman, pastor. Spring Mills Telephone Company. y
Church service 9:00: Sunday school,
10:00. Lemont—Sunday school, 10:00
church service, 11:00. Tusseyville
Sunday school, 9:30: church service
7:30
Lutheran: The
pastor. Centre Hall-Sunday school
9:30; church service, 10.30. Spring
Mills—Sunday school, 8:30; church
service, 7:30. Tusseyville-—Church
service, 9:00; Sunday 10:00
Methodist: The Rev. C Ham
mond, pastor Centre Hall—-Church
service, 9:30: Sunday school, 10:30
Sprucetown—Sunday, school, 9:30;
church 10:45
The Rev
Boalsburg
service
SURPRISE SHOWER HELD
FOR MRS. REUBEN RICKERT
Any children in the community be-
tween the ages of three and twelve
are eligible to this training The
kindergarten group, from three to
| five vears inclusive, will meet each
day from 8 to 11 o'clock in the Re-
formed Sunday school rooms, The
Bell Co. Prepares
For Blackouts
lines during and
an emergenc)
highway
Je ”
Bell
telephone
hour after
important as
Clea
half
just as
sald today
Speaking of the practice blackout
for the evening of May
15. the telephone manager pointed
that an rald warning test is
practice Yor a real emergency Be-
a rehearsal, he i. peo-
ald
now what they will
cheduled
out al
Rev. C. C. Otto ; :
cause 1
ple should plan
do if ar
The t
tinued
ney me
when an emerge
the need |
emergency
uring o
service
# i vl Fol
J. M. Kirk- y
Sunday \
MCAY | cyummoned by
3:00 4 .
lay. Medical and
Presbyterian
patrick, pastor
school, 2:00: church
Lemont Sunday school, 10:00 Hvias
church service, 7:30. Centre Hall
Sunday school 9:30: church servi
10:30
Reformed: The Rev
pastor. Centre Hall-—-S
9:30: church service
Youth Day and ti
ship will have a par
Spring Mills—Churct
Sunday school. 10:00 Par
Sunday school, 9:30:
10:30
of 16
be
the
call
D. R. Keene
noo
vice
\d LJ LJ LJ
MURDER MYSTERY PLAY
TO BE GIVEN AT SCHOOL
Murdered Alive”
by Wilbur Braun, will
by the Junior cl
Hall-Potter au
evening at 8
Hall
The
terious
Ryder, wealtl
sultant confusion over
ther mystery
ualistic activities of
Meek. a maid ir
mishes mo
is directx
MRS. L. GG. PETERS NAMED
WOMAN'S CLUB PRESIDENT
results
The entire cast follow
Ryder, played by Martha
Arden Ryder, Joyce Bradford
Melton, Jack Riege y
Geraldine Rockey Iris Alda Bar-
bara Potter: L Speed. Jean
Hanna: Stella Backus. Martha Mow-
ery: Frank Backus, William C. Boo-
zer, Jr Acton Ci t
Frank Jr Otis Marvin
Arline vans, Anna Fay
mysterious stranger, Dean Ros
Tickets being sold at
five ceuts for the evenii
ance. Schcol children were
today to the matinee for
+ *
ner A onl
ner vieeK
vere
Anee
Mile
Stover
are
REV. C. CC. OTTO TO BE
HEAD OF BIBLE SCHOOL
AL a meeting of the loc: I “
terium, the Rev. C. C. Otto was re lub chot consisting of Mrs
La
A Few Words
To The WISE
Innerspring mattresses, like every other piece of
ture in your house, will be soon among the missing
Our stock is limited and if vou are able, we would ad-
vise placing your order now for one of our innerspring
mattresses,
They have utmost comfort, fine appearance ane
give long service.
You cannot begin a new day adequately refreshed, if
vou sleep on a mattress that does not induce relaxation
Sleep on one of our innerspring mattresses and you will
relax fully in normal posture.
$24.50 — As low as
TREC CT YER I CI TUTTI TR UC DC I SI IU CTS TCO RC HH
$19.50
—_—
Make certain that vou aren't using electrical fix-
tures and appliances which are wasting current
needed for our nation’s war effort! Repair broken
fixtures—replace broken parts now, and vou will
save current as well as replacement costs of en-
tire new units later! We have expert mechanics
who are at vour service,
De Haas Electric Co.
WE GIVE 8. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS
N. Allegheny St, Bellefonte, Pa.
an TRS Te Le LE ee a a aS a a a a ee
Mrs
Mrs
Pet
John
Peters, Mrs, Henry
Ralph Miller, Mrs
Leonard Glenn, and
ers Accompanist
Roberts
The table decorations. arranged by
Mrs. Leamer Woodring banquet
chairman, were in a red, white and
blue scheme
The club will not meet
til the opening of the fall
September
Malone,
Scrudder
Mrs, Earl
wis Mrs
again un-
WARsSOnN in
RECENT
WEDDINGS
Miller—-MeMullin
Eleanor 1. McMullin
ter of Mr. and Mrs, Samue] J
Mullin, of Millheim became
bride of John R. Miller, Jr
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Miller
Millheim at a ceremony px
at Winchester, Va May 1
ceremony was performed In
Grace Lutheran church by Rey
A_ Honey hurch
bride wore a powder
navy white
Mise daugh
a
avid
Lhe
on of
also of
riformed
on I'he
pastor of the
bite
and KCCOSROL
1941
sour
advanced radio tral
al home 1
graduation
| 3! wl
Candidate School
’
to join him
intend
Crafts—Weaver
Charlotte Weaver, daughic
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weaver, of
North Penn street. Bellefonte, and
Frederick W. Crafts, son of Mis
Anne Crafts of Thomas
street, also of Bellefonte, were mar.
ried at 4 p m. Saturday, in the
Methodist church, Beliefonte with
Rev. Harry C. Stenger. Ji
officiating The double ring cere-
mony was used. Mrs. Daniel Currier
of Donora. sitter of the bride and
George Sheckler of Milesburg, at.
tended them. After the ceremony a
reception was held at the home of
the bride's parents, The couple then
left on a several days’ wedding trin
Mrs. Crafts is a graduate of the
Bellefonte High School and took
a two-year course at a business col-
lege at Donora, graduating
more than a year ago. For the past
year she has been employed as a
bookkeener at the Thompson Bak.
erv. Bellefonte, Mr. Crafts attended
Bellefonte High School and is em.
nloved at the Bellefonte A & P
Super Market, He is a member of
George Sheckler's Orchestra of
Milesburg. Mrs. Crafts wil] continne
her work for the present. Mr. Crafts
expects to report next Saturday for
U. 8 Army duty
ADDITIONAL WEDDINGS ON PAGE
8IX AECOND BECTION
Miss
Bouth
pastor
there
Spray 800 Gallons Oil
Ten Philipsburg high school boys
who have been aiding Dave Dahl-
gren and Harry Weber, heads of the
local anti-mosquito campaign, have
sprayed more than 800 gallons of
crankcase drainings on swamp land
between Third and Ninth streets,
after school hours
rm MP ——
Buy Defense Bonds now!
can sss MB ———————
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Corrected Weekly by C. ¥. Wagner
& Co, Inc, Flour Mill, Bellefonte
Wheat
Oats
Buckwheat
Rye
Barley .
jconn
Gas Registration
Wil End Tonight
(Continued from page one)
Communities In the borderline
area Include Tyrone, Holliday
State College, Bellefonte, Lock Hav
en, Willlamsport and Wellsboro
The counties where rationing is
NOT in effect are: Potter, Clearfield
Somerset, Fayette, Westmorland, In
diana, Jeflerson, Elk, Cameron, Me-
Kean, Warren, Forest, Clarion, Arm
strong, Erie, Crawford, Venango
Butler, Mercer, Lawrence, Beaver
Allegheny CGireend other
counties are
In Bellefonte
tion will
tinue until 9 p m. at
Street Armory
communitie
tration at the hig!
bury
All
and
rationing
today registra-
begin at and con
the Spring
Most
regi
School bullding
other
from
J Uu
gp
Local rationing
that on
registrat
Were
chool
0 p
pected
reg)
Al Limes durin
there were line
a1"
In the old days, this is how they
treated a burn. They held a red-hot
poker over the burned spot to draw
out the “fire.” A painful way to gel
relief!
The modern way is ANTIPHLOGIS
TINE. A cool dressing of aAxTiPHILO-
GISTINE not only helps draw the
heat from a burn... it also soothes
ani promotes healing,
Apply ANTIPHLOGISTINE at room
temperature. Spread a % inch layer
on gauze or cotton cloth and place
over the burned area. Change I
ings every 8 to 12 hours.
Remember: ANTIPHLOGISTINE if a
fine medicated dressing—an ace
cepted first-aid for burns and many
other every day emergencies.
POISON IVY
Apply AXTIPHLOGISTINE for poison
ivy. It eases the itching and has
tens healing.
ntiphlogistine
{promeunesd anti fo jin teen)
foal Mig. Co., Now York, N. Y,
Former Local Man R
| 11 | i fod el f
ype bomber asked wheth ¢ dA a
"Then the fer hri Alize 1 ‘ Ye :
Knickerbocker on
tisck last veek Hi
that rald appeared in
hurstiay morning.)
Dies In Plane Crash
(Continued om Ye one)
Never Made
now carl
about
Chilly brough
three-point jlandin
a Fuss |
Wil it seemed "
g
a aay Bay Luther Harr
f« pped oveg
motor
nl
move
talled
anything
muscle when on
return
within
on the
aown
took us few REQ IN Lhe
the sea It
not hurt
loo!
feet
ed close
to dangle oul into it
blind eon Instrument
rain, Chris manag
ana Keep
two
neari
UNICIPA
MILLHEIM
Admi 16¢ & 30e¢
L
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Hea
on
Plane Sinks in Morass
movable eq n
Gain = Little Altitude : : Pl GLORIA WARREN, in
“ALWAYS IN
MY HEART"
Huston
MONDAY KX TI ESDAY
“SONS OF
THE SEA”
HE LATES
EVENTS
acl line
3 Youths Held
In Burglaries
AMWAYS
NEWS
rd Frese ¢ rr one
rd
Piloted Writer on Raid
te: Hie
{ ¢ ¥ F ‘ COCRTITYETRT YD
the Cloud
What About
A<P LOW PRICES
now that everybody is falking about
CEILING PRICES
® Now, and after May 15th (when ceiling prices become effective
all A&P Super Markets and A&P Food Stores will continue to
give you real low prices on fine foods every day, just as they have
heen doing.
alter anv wal
ALP yOu
will continue to get the best foods the markets afford at our low
In
The
AL's low price policy, This means that every
new “ceiling price” regulation will not
dav aft
est possible prices.
And here is another important fact to remember, FOOD PRICES
WILL NOT BE IDENTICAL IN ALL FOOD STORES on and
after May 15th.
the same articles
Prices will continue to differ in food stores on
just as they have heretofore,
OUR CUSTOMERS SAVE MONEY
A&P, during the last eight vears, has made big reductions in
its operating costs, These savings have been passed along to om
customers, so that today they have %¢ more of every food dollar
15
»
to spend than they did in 193
It is A&Is policy to continue to conduct its business as econom
ically as possible, thus to give vou the utmost for every food dol-
lar vou spend at A&P Stores.
STARLI SHED
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