THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. December 16, 1943,
Mrs, Ernest
CHURCHES OBSERVE
CHRISTMASTIDE
renditions
Alrcraft
the di-
Beech
Bextette,
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of
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AnGerson,
Calm On the Listening Ear of Night.
Arise, Bhine
| Come And Adore Him
Offertory
Martin | eal, Martha Mong, Jean Monsel, Shirley Davison Virginia Bolt, Martha
Jane Reside, Marilyn 8S8hope, Joe Rine, D. H. Helm, Wilbur Rhoads, Paul
Houck and Harry Bhope, Jr
Mrs. Frederick Shope, director: Mrs, John Fultz
* * if wk Haven. Bpecial
Community Sing At will be given by the Piper
Beech Creek, Friday Chorus. Lock Haven, under
Recessional ; on ’ Female
{0 Little Town of Bethlehem" hr OMEN poy of Joseph
{ Benediction | re Ye TO . . SATIRE qn resbytetian veh ot B ie} chorus singing
| Bilent Night Wh choir] ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, BELLEFONTE [0k ride. eventos beinnine at the Beech Creek Hi
> y rp AN UC | Trio: Mildred Hockman, Ernest Martin, Suzanne Hartswick: accom REV. CLARENCE E. ARNOLD, Pastor ‘ lock with y insets ‘ M
PRESBYTERIAN CHRISTMAS MUSICALE Lpaniat Bort ea. Sroka, HE ae
December 19 at 4:00 P, M Bole: Ven YA Woe Vi Sunday, December
ecember : «Nn, Choir: Verna Ardery, Amy McCoy, Vinetta Malone, Mildred HocR- | Fourth Sunday in Advent, December 10th
—— p————— Mrs, Musser Gettig | man, Shirley Tressler, Annette Decker, Jean Dinges, Mrs, Harry Badger, ! D3» eq a 4 i :
“Noel"—Dudley Buck | Mrs. Millard Hartswick, Mrs, Harry Meyer, Betty Ann Hartswick, Suzanne | 9:30 a. m., Bunday
———————————— Congregation and Choirs | Hartswick, Ethel Fisher, Ernest Martin, James Steg, Millard Hartswick, 10:45 a, m., the service and sermon
“QO Little Town of Bethlchem'—Page 121 | Fred Hayes, 6:30 p. m., The Luther Leagu
“0 Divine Redeemer” Organist, 7:30 p. m., A Christmas Carol Servi
{ voices, The following is the program
“0, Come, All Ye Faithful”
“Hark, the Herald Angels
While Bhepherds Watch
“The First Noel”
‘Angels From the Realm
Address, “The Bweetest Story Ever
“Christmas Lullaby”
Luther's Cradle Hymn
"O Little Town of Bethlehem™
“And It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
CAROLS AND CANDLES I'he Christina {Two Part)
Yearning for the Ligh Ne Three Kings of the Orient Are
Joy to the World
Keating Junior oir a
> ‘ :
Mendelss Pi and Benediction
the
String
and Choir, No.
Trio
125
accompanist
Congregation been arrane
——————————— —— py r “1 1 direction
pupil
hool
Prelude...
Processional
school
“Unto You
Gounod Mrs, Lela Cole; director, Mrs. Ernest Martin
Solo: Mrs. Ernest Martin
(Accompanied by Mrs. Gettig, Miss Hockman, Mrs
Rev. Davis and Mr, Martin)
Schad,
| METHODIST CHRISTMAS MUSICALE Sing”
December 19 at 4:00 PP, M. dThel
The three choirs of sixty voice the Methodist church will
the annual Clrlstmas musi church this coming
Btring Trio at 4 o'clock
} THe 5 art f
Dudley Buck The last part of
{ of the boys in the armed
{at home
_Ciruber aM BELLEFONTE
Malotte
“Silent
“The Lord's
Night"...
Prayer"
of present
Sunda
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Titan Male Chorus |
of Glors The Chol \
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THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
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“Agnus Del” Bizet String Trio program of the
Offertory
THE COMING OF
afternoon
the program will be
Lorex
a candlelight servicer in
a dedication program
nonor
Hore
THE KING ————
(A Christmas Cantata)
(Mr,
and Girls
The C)
and for nn
Sho Saturday From
Continnou
THE KING OF COMEDY
AND THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY ....
OF INTRIGUE
AND NUTTY
The Prophesy... Yeager, soloist)
The Advent
The Annunciation
Across the Desert
The Plains of Bethlehem
The Departure of the Shepherds
Christians, Awake
The Virgin's Lullaby
The Questioning of the Magi
The Adoration - (Miss
Adeste Fideles
PAYEE samc . Rev, Thompson
BRIA ice Choir
Titan Chorus: John Brown, Herman McClure, Sam Waite, Marvin
Rothrock, Joe Rine, Edgar Wagner, Edward Miller, Herbert Beezer, Wal- :
ter Gherrity, Laird Bathurst, Charles A. Smith, William Yates, Charle 11 M3 sart This Nigat Rejo
8. Smith, Grey Tressler Don Ray, James Sieg, Lawrence McClure, George | A SER
A SERVIC}
Mankind
Song in the All
r from Jacob (from “Christy
OF
(Mr, Plumb, Mr, Yeager, soloists)
(Trio: Mr. Sieg, Mr. Martin, Mr. Yeager)
(Mr, Yeager, soloist)
Sieg, Mi Hockman,
soloists)
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(Mr,
IN A RIOTOUS STORY
FOREIGN AGENTS
SITUATIONS!
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* v and vilam oodring
(Mr. Sieg 0loist) Ham Woodrin
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Hockman loist)
William C
$1500 Damage In 'L. R. Cole Named to
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Newman, Burton Tingue, James Decker
Choir: Mrs. John Dubbs, Mrs. Grover Corman, Mr
Mrs. Louise Manchester, Ellen Hassinger, Betty 8mith, Dorothy Barrett
Dorothy Reese, *Mildred Hockman, Shirley Tressler, Carolyn Robin
Donald Knisely, |
A SERVI : Fire At College
Benediction ev. Stenger ITAL tly .
Dire
On
VICE OF LIGHTS
Ove £1500
West Penn Post
Christine Smith Martha Gross, Jean Blaney, Jane Wagner, Dave Thomp —-
son, Wilbur Rhoads, *James Sieg, Grover Corman, Marvin Rothrock, E; RT - AE ‘eh . SN As .
nest Martin, Paul Sheffer, *Leroy Plumb, *Jack Yeager, Charles A, Smith UNITED BRETHREN CHRISTMAS MUSICALE
Robert Dodd 9 at 7:45 P. M.
Pianists, Mildred Hockman, George Sheckler: organist United Brethre:
Gettig: director, Mrs. Ernest Martin. 5 Pig
* Soloists
December 1
Mrs, Muss . :
GABBY
HAYES
ANN} GEO
JEFFREYS
WILD BiLI
FLLIOTT
“MAN FROM THUNDER RIVER"
the Only Lav
EVANGELICAL & REFORMED CHRISTMAS MUSICALE
December 19, 7:30 P. M. :
Prelude Were Gum Law §
Processional
Mrs, Lela Col
Congregation and Chu
No. 128
eported on
" men placed
“Hark, The Herald Angels Sing ] '
Christmas Story
Scripture: The
Prayer
“The Child of
TUESDAY & WEDNES.
of the Seven
MONDAY ONIX
hlehem"” — DOOR PRIZE NITE
(A Christmas Cantata)
Mean Those Holy Voices
Suzanne Hartswick, Shirley Tress
Upon the Mountain
Mildred Hockman,
Bet
Aflame~F ear
and Women
Adven-
Crooked Cattle Rust-
lers va. The Ranch
Lightning Action
itement!
Maddened Men
Thrill - Jammed
Hark! What
ers!
Ex«
tif}
uli
How Bes
Break Forth Into Joy y Y fy liz : \ t Tasers ins A : 18 oF BOB LIVINGSTON
The Spirit of The Lord Erne Martin | i Y der St } x! ; othe outsld of the house while boost- mis es Sap a n " #0 ‘ . tin 4 Asx the Lene Rider 3
(Trio: Millard, Ruth and Suzanne Hartswick) I Lord It Cone AWN or tank re used to put out the His later experience has been in the RE in SOULS AT SEA
Star of the East Annette Decker. Shirley Tressler *° h in the 8i MOT games within the } . Ad of sales eit no af . - ;
And There Were Shepherds Annette Decker Eth Wi IRY ES OF
Glory to God In the Highest . \
Cradle Song rah mes 1 H E RA NGE
Let Us Now Go Even Unto Bethlehem ber of the JHuminati nRines 8 With
Society and ania Elec
hampered somewhat tric Association
winds which swept We tA rr E 4: Ope
" mans commie
Ivy while they were attempts oir He
sea »
over the
George
taft
Frances
yr Pree
Sd |
arey Cummings
Alo—Buster Crabbe—in
BILLY THE KID. REGENADE
With Al “Fuzzy” St. John
{Obligato: Mildred Hockman) .
Millard and Betty Ann Harlswick 1 Mong ladder Fuzzy St John
The firemen
by the
se AP
ARAL AA ALLL LL LL Saad Ld aU Lae Ud
——— spr
rola the
NEXT WEEK-END STARTING THURSDAY ——
THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT A SOLDIER
OF SANTE FE”
a & | Tr
! a tarpaulin
Aam————
"Meek Resigns As
| Postmaster Here
ray Also—Roy Rogrre—in—-"SOUTH
KITCHEN SHOWER HELD
FOR HAROLD DAVIDSONS
(Continued from pope one)
nt agencies cated here IN recens
dispatch
2 [4
shower Was
of Mr. and Mrs. Harol
1. Jr. Wednesday evening
ember 8, at the home of Mrs
Davidson, of Bellefonte, BR D. 3
Those prose Miss Iva Lu-
ens, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Davis, Phyl-
lis Fyre, Helen Strunk, Marie Petter
Emma, Mary, Evelyn John and
Charles Bennett, Blanchard and
Walter Watson, Arthur Purl, Delbert
Herrold, Mrs. Ernest Milton, Mrs
Elwood Boston, Mrs, Richard
Gunsailus, all of Runville; Mr. and
Mra. Amos Summers and two chil-
irens, Don Carver, Dean Davidson
Bill Robb, all of Wineate, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo McDowell. Mrs, John Kee
ler and two daughters
rtha, of Milesburg
Also Marjorie Dietz, Robert Ben-
ner, of Bellefonte: Mrs
ing and son Ronald, of Contre Hall
Mrs. LeRoy Klinger and daughter
Patty. of Doalsbure: Mrs. Rav Liu
and children, Kathleen, Nancs
Norman and Ray. also of Runvilie]
Mrs Stella Davidson and children
Paul. Vera and Eugene, of Wingate;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davidson, Jr.
of Winazate
The evening was spent in singing
and plaving games Refreshments
consisting of sandwiches, pickles,
olives, potato salad, potato chivs,
cake and coffee were served. The
eounle received many beautiful and be made.
useful gifts | It is reported that there are three
! or four applicants for the forthcom-
ing vacancy
Mr, Meek expects to devote his
time to some personal business mat- =
ters which he has been forced to —
neglect. Prior to becoming post- §
master Mr. Meek for many years ©
was editor of the former Demo- =
cratic Watchman, widely known ©
Bellefonte newspaper
——
JUNIOR SECTION PLANS
CARD PARTY IN FEBRUARY
large amounts
or the ha
sacs tos Thee
posto
as gi
kitchen
.
1
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dant
Fo
SELLEFONTES SHOWRL acy
nt were
War Bonds Make Fine Christmas Gifts. WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY
HERE COMES THE LAUGH RIOT OF YOUR LIFE!
Gifts of furniture are practical in their
usefulness—and will be, long after they
have brought Christmas Day joy. It's
the wartime way of saying “Merry
Christmas.”
and
Meek's successor
lows the
who normally would handle Pederal
here, is nt poil-
Since local Congre
ssman
Be
52
AY ore
patronage oa
Harry 8hill- faith
i
rem t foveal A
nana: ac-
the
than
patronage goes
Joseph ¥F
to
States Senator
Democrat
Gufiey will
recommend a successor to Mr. Meck
to the Postmaster General, who in
turn will notify the President. The
President sends the homination to
the Senate for confirmation or re-
jection.
Another alternative would be
the department to name an Acting
Postmaster to serve until such time
as a permanent appointment could
H-pieces. All finishes and
all styles, including chrome.
Priced at
$3 20 to $7250
Coffee, end, magazine, tilt-
top, commode, Pembrook,
step, and cigarette.
$750 to $5850
CHS presumably,
nN
uv
orothy McGUIRE
bert YOUNG
£o
107
asi ———
RODDY McDOW
The Mow Green Woes My ¥ #
YIERS' AUTO LICENSE
SOLIS GOOD FOR DURATION
It is not necessary for persons in
the armed forces, including WACS,
| WAVES and other women's services,
to renew motor vehicle operators’ li-
|conses in Pennsylvania next year.
| Their present licenses are “good for
{the duration.” The Keystone Auto- |
| mobile Club is so advising numerous
| inquirers, principally parents of |
Boudoir Chairs and 5 |
» | . A men and women in the service, who |
Chaise Lounges BBR Nn en
the license privilege if renewal ap-
plications now being mailed by the
t of Revenue are not filled
ALL
FIFI IIII IIIT IIPS IFIRIN
iia HRN A CNR 1
JANE DARWELL « STANLEY
- | + KATRARIN
Members of the Junior Section of = ELEMIS] a ay
the Bellefonte Woman's Club met
Monday night at the home of Miss
Helen Jenkins, North Allegheny
street, with Mrs. Mary Louise Spich-
er as co-hostess. After the meeting
a Christmas party was held. i
Mrs. Ann Logan, president of the
club, presided at the meeting at
which plans were completed for a
card party to be held February 17.
At the party a War Bond will be |
HL ESMOND
SHEE HIE
Largest selection of boudoir and chaise lounges
we've ever had. Beautiful covers and the finest
interior construction. Priced from
$13.50 * $49.50
See Our Special Slipper Chair !
ny
William (Hopalong Cassidy) Boyd
RIDERS OF THE DEADLINE
Andy Clyde — Jimmy Rogers
Secretary
From Jamestown, in beau-
tiful mahogany.
572
Matching Governor
Winthrop
$54.50 - $58.50 - $72.50
Mirrors
Just arrived. A large ship-
ment of polychrome, ma-
hogany and walnut, in all
styles.
$9.50 to $2750
—
—
camps in this country. A law passed
by the last session of the Pennsyl-
vania legislature validates for the
duration of the war operators’ li-
ecenses held at the time of enlist
APRA HT TR NE
WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY
A Seng - Splashed
Musi-Gal Riot . . .
It's a Fun Parade!
Billy Bonnie Frank
Gilbert Baker Fay
SPOTLIGHT
SCANDALS
Bartch Radio Tris
& Buddy Rogues Adrian
TWO TOP BANDS!
MONDAY AND
TUESDAY
days of honorable discharge ; :
the armed forces operators may tre dental clinic here is being dis-
for and receive a license for continued for the duration of the
War.
Open Evenings ‘till 9.
—
With His Accursed Kiss
of Doom!
Lon . Louise Robert
Chaney Allbritton Paige
SON OF
DRACULA
-
BRACHBILDL
a eA
———
Arrives In Texas, 5
Aviation Cadet John L. Dobelbow- |=
g
3
Spring Street
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