May 21, 1042, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, Page Five Modern Etiquette 1. Is it proper to converse with your neighbor in church? If the Is a widow, who should act as 3 from a glass over eating? 4 Is It his seat woman? 2 unmarried or host? hostess water alter Is it permissible to pou; the fAngers proper for to offer in man or Hl A streetoar tel hosts 5. Should one refuse to one preference in food when the asks? 6. Should a letter of application written by hand or typewritten? 7. When one has S ix been “picked up by a friend in his car, what is the most courteous thing to do? 8 Is ngers? 9. What of bridegroom his a formal wedding 10. Is it in a word talking him? 11 mnid when 12 should te celery always eaten with the clothes should attendants wear y Kind and al to fill who Is for polite person dered another finish con for sent 0 nce way for vegetables the ci Cbs What is hold proper h it { ln to he In w monogram 9 n h guest? Vv here ved on \ colon and engra er paper Answers to Modern Etiquette be talking in nect Wspering speech 1. There church, but do so y very annoying which the valent 2. The there is knows No; If the hi the dr should i quietly espe no absolutel Ww 114 H \} } one she 3 and nto finge; bowl must be room 1D ij 4. This tom to ave become obsolete. However Is still gentlemanly act and mark of good-breed man give 1s { A 3. NO: } \ prefer light instead of is a cu whicl hi he ing fe ng 1 woman NA tten w HOUSEHOLD HINTS Shriveled Hands a nd fine Furniture Scratches toh fn extra flavor browning When You Sneeze ODS nsiderat Sneeze is room. Be sure to protect Cover Your sneezes O RO Ou Keeping Marshmallows Marshmallows ¢ storing them in a or can. 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A New Clothesline © new Ot hie ine | Glossy Linens ¢ i I'o oblain Different Breakfast Food Washing Rugs Some Things He Would Have Done (Continged from page one) if they from the CONUrses As YOUNg man in eeested above done loafing at liquor bars, spent more time dev oping himself physically reach ier less the " 1 anc edd rar Teal- ization side of ignored 1gedy i a triumph ound IHAr experiences sometimes War men in with this think have come early, some. tened [ " a re i a 8 of ha service has for the stern h no account davs of ajities wh back in or Taft bat omber re was taken the the A ollege planning or tupid not take ti but to D } ho knows 8 - Government's Plan Affects Retail Prices ntinged from page one) ceilings cannot be - These be determined couse of their seasonal nature include fresh fruits and vegetables (except bananas): filonr mutton amd lamb; butter and cheese: evap- orated milk products: fish seafood and game: dried prunes and beans, and others OPA officials said there is no doubt that the system for determin- ing prices will give different stores in the same neighborhood unequal ceilings. Buch discrepancies, how- ever, are expected to be ironed out by competitive practices, since there is nothing to prevent a dealer with a high ceiling from lowering his price to that charged by a compet. itor fresh nuts, —— nici Mo s——— Conservatism is camouflaged self- ishness, Sunday worship to lershurg Sunday Zion: U “a (students to {and two-thirds years after entrance, Mingoville South Union Church Willlam J Shope, school at 9:30 evening worship at 7:30 invitation is extended to these services mune I « pastor morning A all f Rey no ordial attend Reformed : Hub m m 40 Hublershurg-Zion Gi. Link Divine Service church Church Service Charles minister 9:30 a 10:30 a t 9 m ( ! ( MM hool School 10:45 a nion i m.. Divine | Baptist Church t J 30 Dix Run William a Rev nay 11 Shope hool mornin I'he chure evening Bellefonte Preshyterian Church Church Family Night Family” night | John's Evi Methodist Church in Bellefonte I'nited Brethren Church 30 1 dy Wedne 6 m SRY ad or Special m al ay evening Advent Church First Evangelical Church Halbert Jaco meeting Wednesday even ins Mission the | Rey holr re Ome nolds Av n'clock Presbyterian Charge Bible school worship, 10:30 William A Elder will ervice Unionville will be May ort Matilda morning wlation of Mr newly The R the elected take this evening on the piace in The abandoned 24 in ervice evening Memorial church. Bible Monday, May 25, at the Milesburg The sponsored will take pi in the Presbyterian chu evening, May 24. The be delivered hy the pastor Retaining In- EE. Oakwood stad of pecial ts to due the Milesburg study nome alinced Memorial P. O year service th of Ind ge \¢ thi L118 851 mon on the heritance minister inday will theme Howard 16 ty oul - PENN STATE BEGINS NEW SUMMER SEMESTER Pennsylvania State College are returning to the campus week begin a summer sem- ester planned to meet the nation's vital need technically trained personnel enable many those in the acceler. graduate before age Bit dents this tn for and participating ated program reaching the draft The College graduated its seniors on May 10. Classes will begin for the simmer semester on Mav 20 for sophomores, juniors, and seniors In. coming freshmeg will report on June A to of to Freshmen beginning their college careers in June who complete both the summer and fall semesters may begin their sophomore year in Jan- uary. By attending eight consecu-| tive semesters it is now possible for! receive diplomas two! until my bot} Lessons In English Words Often Misused Mich be OM he Inte } me « laid th Say I lay hese ‘Other Inte not ne Dick a fn) n ide and ne Do not say 1 winked me father until my the ere ather Ie woke than ten few No lest Say Do not say I IL peo No applied than applied “The man oldier Say on Do ceded people not who me ho pro The Ol nan w Hier Pre those boy Dao not aughing whom were hose boy 1 beautiful Both girl nre Words Often Mispronounced Pronounce the a in Prone Almost Unbelievable Mi 10 her an Counts found a akin Nn one of the city veutiovatis is YOATY Bro woman m § hom empty tomb | fashionable white cemeteries She had been in the remos sleeping and eating vault a boxy od tn another cemetery fa maid he washed out her clothes regularly among the graves A Stick's a Stick—of Dynamite Ih the nking to help his mother keep kitchen fi Eddie Wil 4. of Helper picked un ' mpt tossed Law re going Utah and | linms » house His the 114 and mother flames stove and retrieved the namite Child, 2, Bringing his train to a jar Paul, Minn, an engineer lea out found Drew Dixsmore 2, flat on his stomach between the tracks, unharmed. The child wan dered onto the tracks. pushing a doll buggy. He was apparently “charmed” by the big choo-choo Stops Train ing ston at St ped and - There and one of b» places but pacifists jz not for Congress may ATMS them WHEN WINDS GET ROUGH A Windstorm Policy Protects You From Financial Loss. Ses John F. Gray & Son General Insurance Phana 487.) Bellefonte, Pa. Words Often Misapelied Meet mew mete (Lo Occur occurring two Btationary to con upon) ire ment (food) One 1 occurred Twelfth; in a (fix tationery observe t not vy certain place), ary Miniature a pronounced [i me accent (paper ory Physique I A in Hable Ii though it, ¢ &8 In Ward Study three time increase tering this le mn word Let ma 1" oll one word for LUSTRATE, to propitiator som fA offering; to purify A115 Hammond ne whok 'UMVENTION as | FARM CALENDAR Fimel, ie Penn School Reminders From College Agriculture State of Ivania Feed Cows Enough IR Gird! 4 frees Produce Cultivate Sweet Corn , Keep Colts Growing 6 Per leave Small Trees Alone iH CLUB MEMBERS AR} TRAINED IN LEADERSHIP Asse mbli rs pe, talk hanquet ng eplion and ceremony Dr.F. F the agric Dean © of A. O. Morse ident of the insts Champlin R. B. Tom al sociolo Linin- ultur Edward Miner assistant in and ai " station ts experiment Steidie of Industries to al Colk We uction profe K501 extension 2Y Ohio assisted the state s and other staff meme Col and ¢ the pre of resident D charge Dr. C educatic of ollege in in the the school - Now Majors I'wo outstanding heroes of the first World War. Sergeants Alvin York and Samuel Woodfil--have been giv- en Army Commissions as majors and will be assigned to the Army Ground Forces for infantry work, according recent announcement by the Department to a War KELVINATORS PHILCO RADIOS MELROY'S Phone 9509-R-1 Pleasant Gap, Pa. ABC and VOSS WASHERS Bendix Home Laundry Electric Stoves How To Save Rubber — and Why (Continued from page one) the past few months, the Office of Defense Transportation--an office charged with the tremendous task of keeping America's machines of transportation working at full peak for war--has stressed this need. The ODT has called repeatedly for the pooled um CRIs rubber Recent) t told the taxicab Indu Ly. an industry which wransports almost a billion passengers each must bw eliminated reduced to in ‘ Lo save J of { YEA: cru ing dead Pox must mdamental and Mileage lowest ible poin 57] mld keep Birth Rate Up Again Ameri Goal Gets His Goal Hanging his coat on a fene Kans farmer time is goat fir his sugar-ration which he animal had pulled from a pocket t. Now, the farmer is won. ran get a replacement Topeka ist n to ste h card First-Alder Needs First 1 on a downtown Mrs Oudit, Portland rished rescue. In her she slipped and was taken to h 8 possible man fal Benita his Seeing a sireet Ore haste tn hospital w leg frac. a fure . Americans on the home front must sustain the war and whatever it brings to them "REMEMBER When You Want ANYTHING IN Lumber - Millwork Doors - Sash Roofing W. R. SHOPE BELLEFONTE. PA Phone 432 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN EVERY DEAL IE EYERX PARTICULAR West Penn Discusses Power Consumption ible for aiseon O allocate the more « Hines Le Penn ' VO New Legal Notices ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE or . ¢. ¢ o TORS NOTICE 7 £ e ¢ cement OOMPANY lewis Orvis e, Pa ADMIN STRATR ter IX* NOTICFH of the estat em KET RADY Cievby a MOM ¥ EXEC TORS NO rs f 4 TCH Lhe settlement same 0 0 present for TLM delay TALIA NOTICE Notice is hereby given March 23, 1942, the undersigned made application to the State Board of Law Examiners at Philadelphia to be examined Philadelphia on July 23 24 the admission to the of the Supreme Court and to bars of the Court of Common Pleas and Orphans’ Court of that al and for bar the Centre County SAUL ZIFF 524 Spruce St, Philipsburg, Pa A law student in Dickinson School of Law and in the offices of Thompson & Baird, Esgs., Philipsburg, Pa x21 registered the BIDS WANTED Sealed bids will be received by the Centre County Institution District at the Commissioners’ Office, Court House, Bellefonte, Pa. until 1:30 o'clock P. M. on Friday, Mey 22nd, 1942, for the construction of a two- car brick encased garage building at the County Home Information as to the size, material, and construc- tion may be received at the Com- missioners’ Office Any and all contracts entered into as the results of such bids shall be in writing. and the Contractor shall give a bond to the Centre County In- | stitution District in the sum of Five Hundred (8500.00) Dollars, with good and sufficient sureties conditioned on the faithful performance of the con- tract | The right to accept or reject any (and all bids is reserved. CENTRE COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT Court House, lx Bellefonte, Pa, IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF CENTRE COUNTY, PENNA, Matter of the Estate of J Hall late of the Borough of J Cx ¥y of Centre and Pent jvania, deceased Notice Lhe mt App a Hall redder t 1 Prop 500000, un- wotion of 1917 C. Y. 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