Pn - ——————— THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. June 24, 1943, _—— or —— a CENTRE HALL AND VICINITY son left last week for Niagara Falls, for a visit with Mr, employed there. — — LOCALS AND PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs, Leroy | tained Mr Mrs. Emmett Brooks and youngest | and Mrs land two children to Brooks, who ls evening Gavlord Evey of of | spent several days last dinner Friday Pleasant week at Cap, Hubler the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lock Haven, Mrs. Minerva Hubler of home of his sister, Mrs, George Sto- Boring Mills, called last Tuesday to ste Mr te weeks’ visit in Allentown and Fleet wood te M at bell of State College iti last weekend spent part Robert gy week and Ja Cl su fo he re vi fro ele for St Entertainment for Pre Prog: Gr ch Wa RB Ja th for from an ver Miss returned to Hospital on weeks' vaca- Mr. and Mrs Mary Delaney Geisinger Memorial Sunday after a three tion with her parents, John W. Delaney Mis. Fernie Homan is visiting her daughter, Miriam, in Emporium this week Miss El and Mrs. Harry Reish Mrs. Delas R. Keener and daugh- r Sandra left Tuesday for a two- Mrs. Dora Odenkirk and daugh- r Helen, were Sunday guests of r. and Mrs. Willlam P. Campbell Penn's Cave. Mrs. Edith Camp- has been vis- Campbell home since len Bradford of Harrisburg, pent the weekend with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Bradford Miss Bernice Frazier in State College last week Miss Hettinger and Mrs. D M + State College, were Si Mrs. ( Reitz f Mile here with ng at the staved Dolores with Biddle of of last Rhoades family Charles Bauer, Jr. and sist Jane, of Huntingdon, spent with their grandparents, Mr Mrs. Clyde Bradf Peggy ne returned home on Sunday aries plans to remain here | } mmer Vv Mrs. Stanley Brook ia) New where she r sister John Keller turning home, she plans Mr. and Mrs. Frank in Philadelphia I'he Rel Sunday Pleasant week with Gap the 1080 la Lonberger of inday guests of H. Light and Mrs spent and Mrs Peg and harles Mrs. 1s Goodhart weekend Jodon Grace the ord tbe] 0 shurg M1 left Tue Society of will meet Befor Jersey, Murs will it student at School in Har- weekend the and grandpar- Searson, a } Bu ormed Woman's Guild 1, nent the evening, July 4 9 Frank Williams a dele m Progress Grange, attend annual hip officers held last nes; at parents Mrs ns of Yeap won here org e ertown with and enth leader wee! Grange ate Cx Searson lege » meetin ! | 8 Grange, June 25. will b At "a la mMoson 1 [.. Wa ! 8: i ! : Day an Children Miss Lillian presented by the Juve: RIPSS her's im MIRE Mr. and Mr dren Mi son M. Smit} DuBois y timor wh ir. Smit} to d Mr. and I'S. J." ay \ i gi teach music in was for. Hall have Bal- rect Leroy and 1 a LAITY Krel Mrs igner Wert, Jr e Spyker al a clearing « a picnic supper M1 the 1 Centre ¢ tt avs tants 4 n- 4 y oo and Pott township schools Sur ALCAN meetin me of the YMCA George Sweeney is si Ming trating _ ‘ attack of ivy poison before a uests of SPOR e Arid BR Club at affair replaced 1 customary June banguet of the club Tt mmittee on arrangements in- cluded M3 J 8 oer, Mr George imme } ‘arviehelle Emerick Mrs. W W UNICIPA MILLHEIM we NEW SHOW TIME Shows Now 7:30 and 9:30 P. M. Admission 10¢ & 30e Som— - ste — RIK Lock with wit TH 4 8 f Tas on SATURDAY NIGHT 26th) ONLY June GENE TIERNEY and GEO. MONTGOMERY, “CHINA GIRL” |=: ire atighter Bob Wet. ren at dinner, Tuesday Hali 4-H Club will be held at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening in the Centre Hall-Potter High School "bullding with Miss Helen Butler in charge of the meeting in LATEST NEWS ISSUE COLOR CARTOON Shows Wednesday and Saturday The Tussevville Evangelical church errvice of dedication on in the congregation in the forces, The young people of churcl present vice honor will hold a 0 and 5:30 Sund ening mem be f that Nights at 7: BY 0 honor of rmed A eI that time ters of the Williamsport we Evangelical church t Woodward Cave A luncheon families were in the meeting will WEDNESDAY NIGHT the ONLY fl lag and roll at (June 30th) £ th Fhe ming Chat ried f LINDA DARNELL, in: Whey A "THE CITY Tuesday morn WITHOUT MEN" Wives B followed ALWAYS THE FINEST SELECTED SHORTS tr : a meet at which clinted Woeslward The Rev tt Li at Inn W. K. Hosterman is di- week of the Lemont Bi- in which 117 children ve enrolled tor shoo " JUTE TTY CJC TH TTI STITT METI a Tr DR BE PATRIOTIC SAVE ON ELECTRICITY! USE AN ICE REFRIGERATOR | 2 a SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Only 32: 20 Well made, roomy and sure to give fine service, large ice capacity; fully insula- ted; white enamel finish; bright finished hardware. Come In Now, Only a Limited Supply. CLASTER’S High Street Bellefonte, Pa. Krebs enter- | Harold Settle! Playy | spent A discussion on “The Part Youth in the Present War Emer. geney” led by Miss Martha Rimmey and Nevin Rimimey, comprised the program for a Reformed Youth Fel- lowship meeting Sunday evening in the Tussevville chureh Mr. and Mrs. J Shannon Boozer, daughter Patty and son David, were Sunday supper guests of My. and Mrs. J. William Bradford Hurvey W. Flink began work as an inspector at the Sylvania Products Company in Mill Hall on Monday Mr. and Mrs, George Lutz who are living temporarily in Camp Hill, the weekend at thelr home here 3 The Rev, and Mrs. J M rick left here on Saturday for new pastorate pt Coalport Fred Spyker and his fiancee, Miss Harriet Cady, left Saturday for Chl- cikgo where Mr. 8pyke: Hl spend the summer doing research and writ ing a thesis at the Chicago Theolog - ical Seminary, Miss Cady will b gaged in Y. WC. A work during July and August They plan to be marrted In September Mrs. Harold E Bradford is Ing a two weeks’ vacation with husband at Camp MeClellan In baman Mis daughter lentowy Kirkpat- thetr en pend her Aln Reuben 8 Rickert ith her Marv Anm to Al this week for a visit with parents M1 Mrs. Ralph and other members of the fam. 0" went her and spent last werk home near at farm Bradfe ran Jame Sat ittended the st Stats min for Roy 1 J in the Kerlin werk L Br Ney | } his hand Frank Poultry BC yr of plant and weeken Fetterolf The Pre iety held a Rev owing yiering Missionary farewe Mis JM Kirk wmtrick recitlar meeting regu m Mg in the chi n bee ren, At led Lhe pas with an meet ine YMCA worker in work there Gay rYenuIng 3 time u « gTaN or and his wile easy chal: During t a former spoke on Out-of town persons who attend- od the funeral Thursday of Robert Millen were Mrs. Mullen of Braden- ton, Fla. Miss Mayme Herring Altoona 14. Col James Mu of Mitchel] Field N. Y Mr. and Mrs. J Bimmer Rover Inst Wecinesday with Mr. ar Darius Waite Muntilda Miss Jane V iting M1 Mrs, E Pili and Mrs. Edward this week Cheorge Memorial MIVA A Riri Inst Bunday Sharer in pital Mr. and Mrs flinburg, visit end Misses Gordon Avis Koreas ¥ of Ang a near Port out is 3 Cott wood Vout Hospita and treatment Martha Joanne, wa to Mr and Mr Centre County tion 5 Tn Rewcier the Hos Zellers aver the Mf - week. Paul nee of od d Patt the Eunice Blas Boozer of Harrisburg weekend with their parents here Miss Bonnie Powell of Boalsburg. was a guest of Miss Louise Ralston, Thursday and Priday Misses Eleanor Potter, Jean and Belly Sweeney spent last Wed- nesday at State College with Misses Jean Hanna and Barbara Potter Mrs. Laurine Boal and Mrs. Lizzie Ennist of Potters Mills called at the George Bweeney home Thursday af. ternoon and attended the funeral of Miss Kate Fredericks Mrs E R Houtz of Belisfonts, R made a business trip tn Centre Hall Thursday and visited her sis. tere, Mrs George Sweeney and Mrs Harold Teightley Mrs. Bright Orwig and sons, Ivan and Gary, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wal. ter Orwig in Aaronsburg from Wed. nesday to Saturday of last week ® » * alu spent Avison D CHURCH SERVICES Evangelical: The Rev. W. K. Hos. terman, pastor Lemont Church service, 11:00: Sunday school, 10:00 Spring Mills-—~Church service, 2:00 Tussevville-~Church service, 7:45; Bunday school, 9:30 Lutheran The Rev. C. C. Otto, pastor. Centre Hall--Church service, 10:30; Sunday school, 9:30. Spring Mills Church service, 7:30; Sunday school, 0:30. Tussevville-—Church service, 0:00: Sunday school 10:00 Methodist: The Rev. C. M. Ham- mond, pastor. Centre Hall-Church service, 0:30: Sunday school, 10:30 Bprucetown--Church service, 10:45; Biunday school. 8:45 Reformed: The Rev. D. R. Keener, | pastor. Centre Hall--Church service, 7:30: Sundav school, 9:30. Spring | Mills Church service, 10:30; Sun. | day school. 0:30: Parmers Mills | Chureh service, 8:00; Sunday school, 10.00 How do wou expect the Poles and | Russians to agree when Democrats | ‘and Republicans | can't agree? | ERR FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass i Many wearers of false teeth have [stffored real embarrassment because | their plate dropped. slipped or wab- | bled at just the wrong time Do hot | {| ive in fear of this RETR 10 yo Just sprinkle a little ARTERTH. | alkaline non acid) powder, on r | plates Holds false testh more - {iy. so they feel more comfortable not sour. Che 4 i” {denture breath). Get any drug store, ut ¥ famed for {la Has 560 Pitchers, Collecting More Continued from page one) other friends, Miss Bliger now has a pitcher from every state In the union, but Washington. If someone In that western state wants to com- plete the Union roundup of pitchers, all he has to do is mall one to Miss Bilger Thaw Bilger can tell vou where each one of the pitchers came from. She hegan to Index them one time, but nfter the job was nearly completed loet the Index book. 8Binee then depended solely on memory The smallest Is one no larger than a fourth inch niece of a wooden mateh, It might hold a small drop of wate: —no more. It wa sent to her be Bellefonte friend who spent g vaention in the Poconos The largest pitcher is one which would hold nearly a galion In between sae and shape shaped animals or ch COW duck kittens, dogs MOO to he's pitehey One are every imaginable of pitcher. Bome are Hike rd n PIR parrots—and a carry out the such There are one sh Heed head. Others | Fo peanut ceetable 0 not! as a tomato, and novelty uch which pitcher ne ped lke a deck wa wi The rigiral fron Ma nin clinging ™ a1 tir might ham w y me Mis [8 marke nnd There ey eve patiern The pitcher is covered are! when vou hb wht y Heh knoh of "thousand surface of Rie with glass kobe Nn the up to is a pit Hi veEsP | the seems In catrh » other Knob yd » dept and richr taking _— firwent and wonie tome print Aye is a Dresden Ditchers wy i china pitcher, the fine workmanship and There 8 a from O° decorated delicate de hrass and sina teak wood Are pit 3 te | Li} here ers colored bil rashells foragwd fo repre. made toh hasket in edt 14 ers of glass pre in form onl for their open like weave wonidn't hinld molasses January Then nn sinbor designed by a firnd to plague 35 fanciers. It i= a nice looking niece of pottery art the bow! {sprinted the legend Drink-1f You: Can’ Foamination of the pitcher reveals that around its throat of designs, which ame tarough the poreeiain In fase YOU sek to {ool the pitcher and hold the holes closed with one hand while vou drink from the spout. you're doomed for disappointment Por the spout looks like the real thing, but it is eormpletely closed off from ine body of the pitcher. The pitcher was ad- ded to the enllection hv a well Known Philipsburg wag Every pitcher in the collection has a history, and because most of them were given by friends; and acquaint. ances. each one holds a special sig nificance to Miss Bilger Where does this collection busi ness ena? a friend asked her the other day alter viewing the ooliec- tion End?” Miss Bliger sald. “It never ends. I'm going to get mars room for them.” Asked what Kind of pitcher she'd lke most to add to the collection, Miss Bilger said. “A Steigel glass pitrher—if Steigel made pitchers” Or we might add: A “pitcher” of Hitler. Mussolini and Hirohito hang. ing to the same tree threads, which there in ate itches tehey on are a number pinched ciear Ww M fom Muc Sun ther one or of their neighbor and friend ry Malone into Mr prise | FL | and Cin on getid den wid same came great Monday Fort Bliss, just in time his brothe; Hene, all School Mrs. Witmer ed with the sucoens great-grandehiidren Mr. and Mr sughter Gall it Mrs. i PWN who lias Vera gind to hear LRAT nit WINGATE Team shion Smith and most wiry crew, Clark Custer, Donald Millan, Henry Summers, Prank mers, Sam Estright and hig fa John Smith, pave party at of thelr hunting in hon Hen A ted cy fromm of Mm "n camp who Will soon I army indu Lo er the £4 his beg fon we Aare Ida Witmer wa when her two wniph Poorman of New Cpl. Guy Poorman made a pleasant evenin nna ng food ‘rom ler View which prid fine their furloughs ci at t i" time. Later in ina Milesburg and grandson, Darrel given a 1} reat-nephew Ll) i Wish Jerse Atlanta th he of riend covers M1 her call w foun Maud Robb fend, who ardanes Fert Howard Het hrothey al i she ol on John Wii uh thie Hamme even Sunday Eminhizer of eturming In to home on furlough | for his graduation Kay Bellefonte in of hey Fred motored brother, ( been weep mm 1! ey 1h William Brickley ned with ang sinter High much pleas three stitute conduct Fisher and Mr Yarnell +, 1 IF) ’ fon WL White Lhe Miu confined to but whut lene ng H mai re 0 OO BI y entertaining | will Is Mother Hotere oy 11 ’ wile b pent hod both inant nna (MN v ¥ There will held church at plternoon Courtney Lhe Berthalee Pence Lhe speakers Robb devotion: Place } ! Will comprise Lhe program ar time cordially be a WCTU local In. al the United Brethren Runville, Tue Lhe evening H host will [| Lions Broyles 4 "iia AXE MANN Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rote and son Billie of Pleasant Gap, bieyeled lo Axemann on Sunday afternoon and enjoyed a lawn supper with Mr M1 Bimon E. Rots Woomer spent Bunday at Btate College, and Mi Carrie nen day Rev minister 30 slate Mr president will {101 in and R Lhe nnd * Lloyd dey at | and wit direc with Yas and Mrs h winters un dinner Ruth Woomer and Robert Edmiston vening Loren Ray som of contest will het Fay Rev. H. R.lton. Pa. to spend the I speal Isabel guest of 08 eount with YOO Mr in the ’ ng yin) will the ‘ A Re i» a on Mi: tr and Wa LEIITIIeY Mrs hing - with y the farm rr, te f ROTM nnd principe = A x Ana the ladies | werve coffee. Other Stems in d Ever the onal “nn 80 if any of you eustomers want to. add tn the collection. just send along ia Steige] pitcher (if there are any) {It is of no importance that Steigel glass of any kind is about as scarce as hen's teeth Youth Placed on Probaiion C'arence Lannen, Jr. 19, of lLo-| ganton, R. DD. was placed on proba | ition for three vears in charge of the Rev. T. BR. Husler, Loganton, by the Clinton county court, Monday, after ‘he admitted his part in the theft of | 150 feet of telephone line S=ionging to the State Department of Porests jand Waters from the former OOO leamp Bt Rosecrans, 1t was Nix first) offense. The value of the wire and ithe damage done (oo the camp was $10. Buy War Bonds! * COUPON No. 24 Fxpires next Wednesday only this weekend and week to rash this coupon. COUPON No. 21 good, next ay dave vou of June three will he starting Thureday Furly plete | and vegrinb ruit yf areiving suppties boy EINE hours 4 times weeks of 160 gus ria romialming the the fre ™ | ne he ee eann nt the Pros tree for me tn quarts Twenty a TOLWIN combirte arin Tor HA - Red | Ripe Tom New w Ca iceberg Lettuce have next asking bhage w= - - 8 O'CLOCK "44:2, RED CIRCLE“, 7s the time of a pound on § 21c! .24¢ ire : 26c! rustom ground =i Tw Fyery pound is really remember “AVE wn ALY you Colles purch Te up this fine, fresh lh ( gow a wes atoes "hy 15's New Potatoes - == winesa Calif. Plums - - * p Apples - - et ae Jumbo a= ; | Pine =i _—— hn Red Po nt Per Pkg. Polk's KRAFT DINNER GRAPEFRUIT JUICE TOMATO JUICE 5050. NIBLETS CORN 5." HEINZ BAKED BEANS Blue Paints » 4 Blue Points 17 Riya Pointy 15% forget a ~ raire wc) M eapire July a Can 20.01. Can 19.87. Can 18. .ne, Can ~~ 29¢ 10c 12¢ 12¢ Fresh From the Ovens of A&P Bakers! Enriched! Dated! 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