December 24, 1042, ALATA TET AMET METAR T/A T/A T/ MET/MET MKT THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BE11FFONTE, VA UNIONVILLE LD TT AST ATS T/8 T at Tel TAA Te TRL ME Tae dL ME Le Lt Methodist Chureh evening, Christmas Eve, the young folks of the church will pat on a Christmas entertainment and zarol gi sing. Services will be In the church don nt 8 o'clock, to which all are In Sunday school Sunday moe Pa wo hd on 4] | Everyone can celebrate it perfectly Without money or without price Evervone should celebrate It, Yos, celebrate it everywhere Not by riotous living, But by honest, We should Father For the I'o show us the way of By the On the » [WW This Thursday services lnte home on The members club of the were from his afterncon conducted Wednesday of the Wi-Mo-Mn- community was en tertained at Priday evening st the home of Miss Ruth Pa sons, with a Christrans party. Each guest present ng at 9:15: Junior Youth Fell received a git. Refredhiment orved ship In the afternoon at 2:30; and were with the Senior Youth Pellowship in the eve. goson and a Christms and ning at 6:50, Tollowed by the reg. other Christma 4 corations were an ular preaching service at 7:30. With 4g to making the occasion more sermon by the pastor, Rev. W. A. shoerful. Those present sere: Mr Snyder. J. B. Steve, Mrs. G. W. Bullock, Mrs Pree Methodist Church Praver J. R. William Miss Kate Smith service Friday evening Bunday Miss Nell Wiliam Lorraine Par school on Sunday morning at $:30, som Mi J. ©. Bm and Mi followed by class meeting and the Charlotte Stor all of this place regular preaching service in the eve. and Mrs. CR Stevenson of Altoona enting ning at 7:80 with sermon be the The mombe of the Youth Fe drink pasto Rev. H.C. Jacob lowshin were entertain a last celebration conw Mrs. H. C day evening at thy other | Bush Hollow Knthieen hool Inst week of tiny monthly busine ing been 1 oclal tiny stuimed hey keeping with the Cn sincere prayer thank our Heavenly good deed he ha iHving smerificing of Hi He died for us, Suffered great agony snd pain Mhiree days It was, he was burded, Then ascended to Heaven again Let ux all eclebrate on Christmas, Commence early in the morn; With and thanksgiving, Twas the day that He was born Of this cheerful celebration Won't pens just stop think vited SOL » ME TA ve FAS Cros LLRUL LN LS in keepin holiday Mery Christmas It is not riches or expensive gifts alone that . « but the added neighbors and friends. So it is that again we raise our voices > sa wa "Mo pier make a Christmas merry simple, familiar » LTS TMT A TART TM LQ ANE AAV ALAA NEA aR wishes of vou and mm "MM out thi ove in the homey, old greeting mas . . « Merry Christ- trong Jacobs, teacher in the hore school, lost several day Homan. bing thn meeting meetin noeemmt of . . lo each and everyone! : Gay of with the gripne, She re work again on Monday of ¥ WETZLER'S oe om enn EE iL Mileshure, Pa. Le We at \ the Book of Revels Mrs. Clark Williams, tencher Christma 1 i ’ the Chestnut Grove a stinn willed to clo school for Awropn H ple davs Inrt week on neeotmt ' (n with a id The entire “imn elmer wore mind for antomsinment wo Ix Fe thw COND ne LAY choo) her overe 00 ) It will be almost the same Merry x Christmas enjoved so ofte AT oop} ristm; njoved so often in ¢ house ill be filled with the American the past. scent of good things cooking and the sound of children’s voices SIN RN OR ON TR IY IY, PINE GROVE MILLS : . Pic. Dot M. Fr { Tacomo and though there will be perhaps an empty place at the din- think of armedq ner table it will be with pride sadness that we Make not SNYDERTOWN Ea or these far from home this Yuletide a time for praver the he found friends and will and the be- as well as je Here mudst neighbors and homespun sincere greetings of those vou know renewed faith in the true seoirit of Christmas . SOS ON, (NAN, AN, 0 AN AR HE HR J 4 men To the should Hke to add lief that good will toward shall once more hve in ti rear { all evervwhere, men HS pa "MN conn less CHRISTMA Merry Christmas, 5 ~ ~ an, gn 1 A LL Wolf Furniture Co. Pa. Ad ’ CL "MN Allegheny Street ONIN IN IN ON ON ON ON ORIN IN IN ON IRON Bellefonte, a: 4 A on . Cleaning Rhinestones i t . } % GAS DEALER to Lock Haver y Friday t their ' " . : nolishe -—y p p Visi at . ' - , ’ Tn y Grats 3 2 4 Christma p ROPREBLD OF FARE OPA AGENT ———————————— BB PB HB PBIB PDP BIBI BIB Ae Shop at Brown’s| == = BOALSBURG For Practical Gifts! Jr pein Sve Joes Ta Min PLANNING A NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY? HERE'S THF PERFECT SOLUTION Farmer Loses Finger we BEE, we ‘BEHIND THE R-BALL’ with the Ritz Bros of MM otniornd oq fits oars a pie i MIDNITE DECEMBER 31 Pinay! Bir A BR it nding he irs te lho Hg PLAZA THEATRE Schon] of ) LET m nid ) won 11 wl ‘ Bellefonte's Showplace now empioved = tfunte vy #8 Wl y oe Celanere Corporation where they Revent callers at the nome wer Hew Hall Bottor{ who ha argaret Kolin Hubler, Mire Clay Joho: Cadiciter of White Deer amil Kimport with his family al the EW. Aes: home Word has been received by L Dale that his son. Pvt, Prederick Dale, is a patient iy a 4 FOR HER... eo ered Emma Framx Jones and James Rishel, Charles Hubb Joby Rishel Santa troated cand A Christmas gift of ft Ww Roetokah in Pailadelphia ard Mr Robert Day daughter Marjorie, are visiting their 1 hospital Smith. Lew Dak Was wey thw John Houser family at Lemont Wednesday until Pridas The Premch class of ana the A year ago, when Japan struck at Pearl Harbor, some people had misgrvings about the railroads. They knew the railroads had been through twelve tough years that they had 5 per cent fewer freight cars and locomotves ‘ in 1929. Yet they were being called on to shoulder the weight of the greatest agmament program in American history. #f not in the world Now, it shows this about than Thousands of pairs, any wanted size or color, any style $ i 3 Mich. Pvt J Q Si 3 bad pneumouia 79c fo 1.9 i 4 i Mrs. Emma Brouse visited Ad N ji FOR HIM v0» ; % Frimad i » ' a i Township Vocational Sclool th, parents, AM atid Mrs. C. F. Day at " Gg i Miss Mary Boyer as teacher, enjoy. geteneciads. N.Y. aid Mr. and 7%¢ to $2 29 Kl a a supper at ou Shawley amp, | Mrs. Georce Heath, at Penns Yan, N » AY *vening. The the were: Mr. and’ gation exercites of Robert Day's bro- Mrs. Hariison Shawley, Misses Mary ther. Byron Day. from Union Col Boyer, Mary Ellen MeOlain, and jee at Schenectady Kiape, Ethel Oraham, Calvin Shaw. pov ere overnight guests Thurs- 49¢ to $1 29 ley. Earl Jordan, Jack Gladfeiter,’ 4q¢ of the Rev. T. G. Jones family » Paul Rellerman. Jesse Jordan, John Their son. Richard Baker. graduated Follow the Crowds Horoer, Paul Gilligan, William Mil- , . evening To Slipper Land ter, Russell MakeDehoce Harold Jers a Ye Haz Sanavern) College, visited thelr grandfathe: Sta ly 3. sarod inger of Camp ones who at-'y Sunday they attended the grad tended supper : ift B F A THE LITTLE FOLK Gift Boxes Free Miss Joa Kirk, Marie Hess, Betty Mr. and Mrs Paul Baker of Dills- from Penn State College Thursday ler, Don Graham, William Gladiel- Chiatles Segner. from Thursday un- Chaffee, Ark. is spending his vaos- and Stanley Segner of Stale what does the record show? Briefly summarized OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR EVERYONE * Dress Shoes * Hi-Top Shoes * Party Shoes * Overshoes * Skate Shoes * Work Shoes * Bowling Shoes * Arctics At Prices That Will Amaze You * Hosiery * Shoe Bags See Our Windows for Values and Variety BROWNS BOOT SHOP EXCHANGES WILL BE MADE AFTER CHRISTMAS ! Allegheny Street Bellefonte, Penna. tion with his parents, Mr. and Mrs L. E. Oladfelter The Crusaders clase and their hus- bands, of the Lutheran churth, held WARNE ARIAS AP ANT AN A Merry Christmas mes. AND ~ A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS » % EE J WA ¥, »¥ NEW TO ALL FRIENDS! CENTRE COUNTY MEMORIAL PARK, Inc. Dial 1908 ve 7 WY | YI Gernerd Bldg. 2 til Saturday The First Organized clase of the Reformed Sunday sthool enjoyed a Christmas party at fhe cimrch on wirsday evening. There were fNf- zs ”e »4 » YEAR State College, Pa. LAL AL LAR LR LR : : my Y bd YT NIT KP Today railroads are delivering 170,000,000 tons of freight a month, the greatest tonmage in their history Three times as many troops moved in the first TO months as in the same period of the last war — 8,000,000. Shipyards break all records! And railroads helped by delivering ma. terials on time. One question stall remains unanswered with so little? In the “Pinch hitting” for oil tankers, rail. roads ave rurhing to the East about 800,000 barrels of oil daily. To keep industry going and homes warm, the railrosds have haved 1,600,000 tons of coal oa dey. Yet despite their war load, the raiboads are doing their bert Ww mee! eusential home meoeds. How could the milroads do so mach lean’ years they replaced the old with new. So; when war came, the railroads were ready to do their share... and, "keep ‘em rolling !” PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD One of America’s Roilroods . . . ALL Mobifized for Wor | STATES WAR BONDE ANDW STA MPF *
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