December 3, 1942, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page Sever | rT . - ¢ | marked change in the lives of all | please people? Bome women weed by his beloved radio the rest of the those who thus identify themselves ’ because thelr husbands never take time y Christ Ihe sineere church! ] In THE or Ul {HEhem anywhere and here is one who Y ours ! i “ | OUISA member ns Paul declares, “dead” | is bemoaning the fact that her ! life of sin and “risen with : LETTER band wants to be going somes a new life of righteous B Y Ww. W.REI D {all the time n ie will accept as his motto vd THE MEANING OF CHURCH that the pow of « orked IN the 17th verse of 3 Bn aI “And A —— MEMBERSHIP I i fea t) ght. |g tever ve do In word or deed, do The Rey. W. David Owl, Chero-' the Hamilton Girls 8chool have been MARRIED COUPLES MUST “GO - 4 ¢ Hanit na t RAVE all In t name of the Lord Jesus" kee Indian, missionary and ceme-) struck down with it.” One of the ALONG” TOGETHER International Sunday School Lesson exerts vi nd - munity worker among the Iroquois great difficulties is In securing ser- Dear Loulga for December 6, 1942 fn ! : OVER THREE-FOURTHS HAVE in New York State, has been award- um I hear s0 many women « RED . INVESTED IN COUNTRY ed the 1942 Indian Achievement $2 9 2» ing about thelr husband GOLDEN TEXT Now w 4 ; Medal, presented annually by the Word’ reaching the United States stay home all of the time the body of Christ, i | mem that d ‘ Rev. A 4 A recent rvey by the Gallup poll Indian Council Fire of Chicago, For fram Norway indicates that Bishop la man wants to come home bers in particular : ; hohe : NONYINOUS | Ct that 78 per cent of Ameri-| fifteen years Mr. Owl has repre-| Elvind Joseph Berggrav, head of the and rest after a hard day 47 y va ht $14 War Bonds or sented Baptists and Presbyterians Norwegian church who has been im- they seem to think it's awlu A mina hi \ | tal among six nations of the historic’ prisoned by the Nazis, has begun Well, 1 just want to say (Lesson Text: Colossians 3 i) HCl 0 footste} ! ! > i y * Iroquois Confederacy in New York the translation of the New Testa~ | husband like that woul . mbili I Hd w yo ” | 8tate, Mr. Owl is a former director | ment into modern Norweglan while fine, and that If some of t Can one be a good Christian with | 1 ner of t a \ pl sath nf ‘ of Religion: Education activities he is in prison, Due to efforts to re- plaining women had ¢ out affiliation with 0 ireh? e | DX I | 3.1 py J oho : 8 among the Pima Indians of Ari- place several dialects of the coun- mine who wan Scarcely anyone wil nswer |! esl ) hap] to hove bought ,ong and at Haskell Institute, the try by a! ICE CREAM VIRST” WITH ARMY AND NAVY MEN Norway-wide tongue, a new where all the question in the negative but n ] tol ! Onas « mps? largest government vocational high | translation has become a matter of mighty tired of everyone would say th adil ‘ I chool for Indians, He is actively | importance during recent years No matter hos man or woman can bx r Le vr I por cent identified with the Buffalo Council Bishop Berggrav is starting by has been Cl { : y of Boclal Agencies, the Boy Beouts translating the Epistles written by Dick has hi agement and ! ! it £ - - 4 . : 1" \ . ) rica the Federal Council of | St. Paul while a prisoner in Rome of sts gines from prop 4 He Inctitute of Public Opinion. said the | Churches. 4-H Clubs (Erie County . 28 a ship itt ( . Al ss pid New York) the Home Missions While the churches and mission While our Scripture n our busine ; : ! vh NEG WSLmon) "council nd Six Natior Associa- boards that have missionaries In the | hon not include a referel { the f ! . hi iy 0 LE Aplin yt Philippine Islands have had no di- - We] i Var Yi fl | or other contact from of representatives In 1 schools there ince pping ile delin- crease, and young facing not only thin b wttle but also ‘ ind baffling into Japanese hands, night NCereasing evidence t t n and women are being well { and that many of them, {if are carrying on some of thelr former activities among the Filipino peop A recent Tokyo broadcast EE _ — ; i NEW DRESS FABRIC lended wi program of servie Confirms Be Hauon ooh [8 1 180 TT 380 TE TA00 T/E LAR 100 LAL LL [VEX ™ WW! APPEARS ON MARKET I! Plans to give increased service interned, then released on conditio Education vy of 25000, - - 000 peopl 18 undertaken an ex- mi being re to young men and youn ork Jow the Board of Missions n i ist church ha American Red FE 128012001200 1/206 1/01 AME T/T LMR 5 VARA WARREN » AJ » ile PORT MATILDA B i Benns Advent Charch ney, oastor Sunday school Things they need TARVIN ARAN Hublersburg-Zion Charge » v AR VERA ALAA AL AL WAL ARAVA -~ and use every dav WRAP ey »e WAFL »e A ifts with care package that Methodist, Bellefonte H. C. Stenger, Jr. minister h School. 5:30, Harold A. Wion ning worship pastor. Sub outh Pellow- ivening Worship Sermon by the pastor Life's Great Experiment.” Mid-week Praver Service and Bible furlough. left here Sunday as he had ~ + i | - tudy on Wednesday at 74 p m to report at camp on Monday. He | HOUSECOATS 1 LINEN Na a tneatad at Camp we Ilyy o8 » - SENDS GREETINGS TO PION | a ee: tom DRESSES SIRE HANDKERCHIEFS Dear Editor : : the Roen Thempaoy nonce BED JACKETS x \ HOSE i NY “he lo" lo al m ; friend in gi N ir Reed and daughter GOWNS | | L% To RKISH 1 OW ELS ‘Shoe township! Gaied 26 MI. BTS rer the com. |& HOSE PN 0° ¥ AND OTHER GIFTS HE COTTON DRESSES WILL APPRECIATE om someone on the home front is opened with N excited anticipation and de- d lemember to allow light! Make sure the gifts twice the normal mail- 7 ing time for gifts to camps and bases, 1 u send will accompany them » 3 from camp to camp — from base to hase! p> S - = PY PP = h- - - h- & J ps = “ b dA 2 i =e fea st ~ Wh Fa ~ ho 4 ~ = 4 | AN of REAR WR WN ARV WRAP is near Clarence ing from all of eis: Who would thie honor roll for our ser- f WR APLAP! rition class sponsored bs I promise to Rnveer the Red Cross, iz meeting every vittag 4 , 3 written to me. It is good Tuesday night in the school house to receive my home LOW NEWS ONCE | we haope the women of our town will SIS TER GIRL FRIEND Mn fH wale a wat U tun out as tha class should be very They treat us fine here, but there .nencial in our time of learning to 2108 A ‘ 3 4 is no place like home, I am some- et ry best ou; Ma ost of what ve SWEATERS ~~ SCARFS -) 74 . - v SKIRTS n JEWELRY where in Ireland ang having a nice have, ta help save for defense time. It sure is a beautiful place Miss Joan Lane, who is employed . BLOUSES A BAGS . Way \ TATE SLIPS ho LON ES My address is: Pvt. Frank 8. Mi- | .¢ paltimore, Md.. was home over halik, Batty. H, 200th C. A. (AA) 1s weekend and spent Saturday | b ] - F * - * PAJAMAS , UMBRELLAS ROBES Ne SACHETS > hE WA vf pa N ~ aaa “ - Strongly Woven Ties | Wer rl EY ets Utility Kit complete with Khaki or Navy wit ipper & Pock wing equipment $1.25 » ni U. 8. Army, ASN 33145468, APO 813. oqp friends hunting on what used ' N.Y to be the Lane farm ! ‘The honor roll for service men of | Port Matilda and community will soon be completed and will be one . 7 our community will be proud of. The Greenaway—Shultz | Neighborhood Garden Club sponsor. Friday evening, November 27 at ing the honor roll, is preparing a {8:30 o'clock at the residence of C C. | program for the dedication F rR TH E HOME Shuey. East Bishop street Belle- Ellis Auman, who was a surgical HOOVER SWEEPERS fonte, Miss Emily Mae Shultz, patient in the Philipsburg State daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hospital, ix home and getting along Shultz, east o ilesburg, d is friends ho " v ' re » , re ACE n a George S A fi vu + Rug riven LINENS Qt AKER LAC E HAM MERED marriage by C. C. Shuey. Miss again BLANKETS CLOTHS ALL MINI M BED SPREADS CANDLEWICK GLASS CANNON TOWEL SETS BISSELS CARPET POTTERY SWEEPERS Ll J SONI NN RAN RR SON ON SO ORL LOR LR NL LL RR, OR 0 RL RL RL RR 4 WARE Ld & TARA 3 7 WEAR & Shultz attended the Bellefonte High | Thanksgiving was celebrated in School and since then has been em- [our community by many of the ployed at Mill Hall. Mr Greenaway, | folks butchering a first class private, is in Camp; Miss Gladys Weston spent the Blanding, Florida. They will not g0; weekend at Baltimore, Md. with her | to housekeeping until after the war, brother, Harry Weston and family. | — People who tl] you they never be- lieve anything they see in the news- papers will believe anything they KELVINATORS seo in the newspapers about theme selves PHILCO RADIOS ——— > a——— Huy Defenses Honde now! COMPENSATION Phone 9509-R-1 Pleasant Gap, Pa. AUTOMOBILE & FIRE Leath. Shoeshine kit. Brush dosely Woven, Snug-cut Service Men's Robe shoe cream, soft cloth, $125 : Choice of insignia... $5.95 LAL TRL RRL a £85 NN NN NN TR EN LR (3 > A COMPLETE LINE OF LOVELY BABY GIFTS SHOP“MAIL #4 GIFTS EARLY ED AACN A ASH to J. B. WAGNER & CO. weindia Home Laudsy S. ALLEGHENY ST. BELLEFONTE, PA. Kictric Stave PIII PCIE IIRY UII Ws NEARER WR y ad if of EE phn a Our Selection of Handker- Regulation sleeveless slip- feather Billfold, picture chiefs is complete. 25¢ up over in khaki or navy $2.50 space, monogram $1.50 up BOB DAVES = Men's Wear BELLEFONTE, PA. LEWISTOWN, PA. on: WRARWRS » WRI IR ®
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