THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, Page ’ Jahuary 2 27 , 1944. | REBERSBURG Pfe. Edward Hoover of Tennes see,| Mrs. Arthur Beal and two daugh- Is Spending a seven-day furloughiters of New Florence, Mr, and Mrs, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Wagner of Lewisburg, spent James Hoover, the weekend with the ladles’ par- Mrs, Harold Esterline visiteq her|ents, Mr. and Mrs, M. R. Moyer. sister, Mrs, Kermit Kerstetter in| Walter Hackman purchased a new Greenbury the past weekend. tractor last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wert Mrs, P. J. Rearick, Mrs. Russell wednesday visitors in State Breon and daughters Jean and Mrs, lege and Bellefonte. |Ned Hosterman, were Monday busi- a | ness visitors in Lewistown. Clymer Tyson of Harrisburg, spent! are Elsie Lamey the weekend with his parents, Mr./coone last Tuesday with her daughe and Mrs, William Tyson at the Car-| jo in-law. Mrs. Howard Lamey. los Tyson home, Pvt. and Mrs. Ned Hosterman ar-IN, Y rived at the home of the latter's of her mother, Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Breon over the weekend. on Friday evening from Aberdeen, | N. C., where Mrs. Hosterman visited | Sunday her husband the past six weeks, The Shultz home in Bellefonte. former returned to North Carolina) Pfc. Paul Stover or Saturday night. {Lips Kansas, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wert visited at Brungart and family, Miss Dolly the John Tressler home in Belle- Styers and Mrs, Boyd Stover of Co- fonte on Sunday and were supper burn, spent Sunday at the C. W. guests there, Haney home in Lock Haven, The John Wilcox of Millheim, recently latter spent the weekend with the| purchased tiie Miss Rosella Gingrich Brungarts. farm west of Smullton, formerly the| Mrs. Winifred Alkey and Joe C. C. Smull farm. The Wilcox famm-| Hagen of Bellefonte, Mrs. Fae Evans fly will occupy the same in the and Mrs. Ruth MeNitt of Millheim, | spring i lvisited at the Mrs, Kenneth Breon/ Lt and Mrs. K. G. Haines of Har-| home on Sunday. risburg, spent the weekend with the| Russell Iligen and family and Mis: former's mother, Mrs. M. C. Haines | Rosie Greninger of Loganton, callec Other callers at the same home Sat-|at the Eldon Greninger home 3 urday and Sunday were Mr. and) {Saturday evening. Mrs. S. L. Hubler, Mr. and Mrs, W.| Robert Miller and family of Lew-| C. Gramley and Miss Orpha Gram-|isburg, R. D, spent Sunday with his} ley of Millheim. parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Mil- Pvt. and Mrs. Malvin Stover and ler } son Michael, are visiting the for-| Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Beck mer's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ray!children, Billy and Edna of Milton, | ‘ were | Col- Y Edith Breon,| visitors at the g straight black hair, Cpl. Richard Berkstresser of Rome, gx the case may be, and tanned or , visited his wife at the home [speckled faces and that make A golden-haired creatures Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kreamer Were paguty that the story book tells them! Charles a pout. [godmother to float out of the air of Camp Phil- land by waving HEALTH AND BEAUTY BEAUTY DREAMERS The little girls read fairy stories) § Tim “Golden Locks,” and the transformation of “Cinderella,” from] the ugly little drudge into a crea-| ture of enhancing beauty who won the love of the prince and became] of Greenburr, queen. They run to glass and see or red or slate’ the other very features undike the of magic) them How they jong for a falry her wand of chantment over them, them in an instant into beautiful maidens who will straightway dance into the prince's favor and become cn- queens elimbing até ahead (“polished after and ysighing for good looks. Few of them Alas, how many miles of rough’ of the poor Ut- and body must Lhiey become the similitude of a I palace’ before they can take thelr places in life equipped with charm! of personality as well ag comely forms and features. We wonder if the little girls are the only dreamers and wishers for effortless pulchritude. Methinks not, tie feet. Mind, be cultivated soul until {Much of the child remains in us all As we go about we hear women? seem to realize that even God-given Stover. Mr. Stover was in training! Ivisited Mrs. Beck's parents, Mr, and beauty must be cultivated, or it will in Texas and will be sent to Fort Mrs. J. E, Ertle last week, Ord, Cal, after his furlough. Mrs.| Pvt Stover and son are living in Mill-| 20-day furlough with his parents, heim. IMr. and Mrs. Fred Confer before go- Lewis Reahm purchased a farming to Camp Polk, La. where he near Oval. and will teke possession will return to Umited service after in the spring. [being under treatment for some Mrs. P. C. Bierly and son Barry, months in different hospitals for returned home on Sunday from wounds received in North Africa Philadelphia, where the latter has| Emery Floray and family of Cen- | been a patient at the University tre Hall, visited Mrs. Floray's fath- Hospital the past three months, er. Clyde Weber, Sunday evening, Mrs. Anna Miller of Pitcairn, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Holdren, J spending several days at the home and son Waller of Beech Creek, of her mother. Mrs. Tena Brungart,|and Norman Matter of Loganton, arriving here on Priday spent Sunday at the home of the] Mrs. Cecil Hironimus acompan- former's parents fed friends to Tennessee, where the! Rev. and Mrs. N fs visiting her husband. They left Miss Alma Corman Rebersburg, Tuesday. afternoon business Paul Blerly visited his parents, 'Haven. Mt. and Mrs. C. M. Blerly last Sun-| Susie Haugh was discharged from day. He is a U. 8. Army Warrant ithe Centre County Hospital last ¥ri. Officer with headquarters in Balti- day, where she was a patient seve more, but temporarily employed at eral weeks rsbhurg. | Mr. and Mrs. James Hoy Robert Musser of Philadel- to State College last Tuesday. piila, is visiting her parents, Mr. and| Mr. and Mrs. William Rachau and Mrs. E. BR. Wolfe this week Ison Larry of Milesburg, were Sune Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Corman of day visitors with Mrs. Rachau’s Hublersburg, visited Sunday with mother, Mrs. Edith Breon the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. John Relish and Mr R. C. Balr. and Mrs. Paul Winters spent Sune Mr. and Mrs. James Frank and day in Willlamsport daughter Joon, of Loganton, spent; The Ladies’ Ald of the Evangelical | Sunday giening with the Gertrude Frank. |home on Friday evening. R C. Bair, Ne atter Hackman,! Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Royer were| Charfes. Geghart, Payl Rearick and Sunday visitors at the Harvey Brun- | Harold Brungidrt attended an agri- gart home in Mifflinburg ! cultural meeting in Bellefonte on! The Young Peoples’ Missionary | Monday afternoon. The 1944 “Food Circle held their January meeting) for Freedom” goals were discussed. [at the M. W. Brean home | ost ccs — —— pre — a eg ba} - is] Tu 1. Saloff and were Saturday visitors in Lock moved ! nl and who ter Corman of Bellefonte, and 0 JACKSONVILLE with the latter's parents, Mr. (From last week) Mrs. Earl Corman, to see Beity Mrs. John Dunkle was a Wednes-/ is 111 with the quiney day. evening caller at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Aley, Billie her sister, Mrs. Robert Conaway and and Blaine were Sunday dinner family. | guests at the William Ripka home | MF. and Mrs. John Vonada andigt Spring Mills family of Upper Marion, called at, pu, get George Swope of Au- the R. CG. Vonada home . Sunday gusta, Ga., surprised howe folks, ar- evening. riving home Sunday morning. He ls Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Aley called 3-day’ Jeave Sunday ‘evening at the Jack Mabus, Perc 06 a 3-day home at Bellefonte. : | Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fetzer and fam- Alice Betz and daughter Dorothy and husband, spent Sunday as din-| ner guests at the home of Mr. and | Mrs. Mac Peters of Beech Creek Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conaway and family spent Saturday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Beightol and family of Howard. Mrs. Dixson spent Baturday allied by Miss the Pomona Grange meeting which Mrs. Frank Elsenhauer was held at Howard. Others from week with a good at the Eisenhauer home Harry Bartley of Olean, N, Y., ‘and Mrs. Raymond Harter of Stale College, ther, Miles Bartley and Mrs. Ed. Bartley evening The Home Mr and family. Mr, | Economies Club direct- Marion Grange who attended the next meeting will be held at the D meeting were Mr. and Mrs. E. RP. Ertiey’s Bartley, Roy and Ralph, Mrs. Miles at 2 p. m Bartley, Mrs. Bessie Boone, Mrs. | George Weight, Mrs. Ted Dixson| hd George Rogers” | POTTERS MILLS « M1 rs e IXs0n and family spent Sunday evening with| Mrs. Swartz of Pleasant Gap, | Mr. and Mrs. John Deitz and fam-|® spent a few days at the home of her | iy. | daughter, Mrs. Paul Ross, Callers at the James Shaffer home| Those of our village who during the week were Mr. and Mrs. |been housed up with the grippe and | Ernest Weight . and daughter of [flu are Mr. F, F. Palmer and the | Bellefonte, Mr. and Mrs. Singer, | Boyd Smith family Betty Harter, Clara Delle and Mar-| Miss Stepheiis Rhoads of Pleas- tha Jane Bartley. lant Gap. spent a few days at the Harry Bartley of Olean, N. Y., home of her grandparents, Mr. and spent some time last week with his Mrs. L. ©. Pletcher. brother, Ed. and family, being called] . The W. 8. C. 8. quilted at the here on account of the death of his' Mrs. Paul Ross home the past week. sunt, Mrs. Thompson, He returred| Mrs, Edward Faust and daughter to his home Thursday. Lucile, of West Chester, called on Mr. and Mrs. Deamer Ertley and Sunday at the H. E. Faust home children were Sunday dinner guests R at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-| Read the Classified ada Bierly Offers a Fine Selection of USED CARS THIS WEEK 1941 Buick Super 4-door Sedan, radio, heater, ele. 1941 Buick Special Sedanelte, low mileage. 1941 Chevrolet Special DeLuxe 5-passenger Coupe. 1939 Buick Special 4-door Sedan. Color black. 1939 Buick Special 4-door Sedan. Color grey. 1938 Chevrolet Deluxe 4-door Sedan. Radio, heater, spotlight. 1936 Grabam 4-door Sedan-5 good tires, 1936 Dodge 4-door Sedan. BIERLY’S GARAGE Phone 26R6 Millheim Harold Confer is spending a (the slumped ichit-chatter ards {that He has bestowed upon us | that will ‘dreams come pounds off your anatomy office, \ ! ily ‘of Milesburg, were Sunday guests ‘ i had supper with their bro-|® called in the send Christinas greetings the other employes in the office, who) Helen: Butler, met at the | home last | pall-bearers attendance. The suits? on Wednesday, Jan. 26) vigting friends in a You figure, complexion, about and neighbor's (soon slip away wonder the muddy, the constant empty nothings shortcomings, Be-! cause ideals are lacking, no stand- have been held in mind that must be lived up to. Perhaps they greasy {lack imagination, faith and patience in thelr own powers to achieve beauty of life and of person We should remember that we are “temples of God.” Every effort should be made to improve the gifts In- stead of spending the time reading light, trashy, sordid fiction, why not read something that will make val- unable mental fumishing, something {that will add to your store of use- {ful information or at least give {elevating and Remember, {heart, you ennobling thoughts “as you think in sO are you." The mind is set to true realize .them badly for them If you have faith hard enough, you'll your slumped figure, your a magic workman work to make your if you want fo “ enough to work and wish It straightenn up get the extra and take the trouble to carry out the direc former's church met at the Charles Hoover | tions that you receive from week lo | week in order to be well and hapoy Modern Etiquette 1. Isn't It perinissible lo use spoon to test the temperature of the coffee? 2. Is one expecied to give Christ- mas presents to one's equals In an if they are not close friends? 3. Should . the bride's atlendants al a daytime wedding wear hata? 4. Should the same kind of en- graveqd Christmas card that is wind seul to many offers, be malled to's | frieng who is In mourning? 5. When sriting a lelter of appil- cation for a position, should it be | writteny by hand or typed? 6. Which is the the “butter spreader” or "bulter knife?” | + Ww 7. Isn't poor * taste to come to the table In eeves? 8. Would it be all right for one cards for a man his shirt to are his equals? a it obligatory Wear is that honorary special mourning 10. What should a girl do if she is strange city, land there is no one gt the station to meet her? hrimps x whole In should served 11. How en, when shells? 12. When should the eat “thank you {notes for Christmas rifts be writ. | have | ten? Answers 1. Yes; this Is far better than burping your mouth, or perhaps sputtering out the liquid. But after testing It, the spoon should be left in the saucer and the coffee sipped from the cup. 2. No. When such a custom is be gun, it puts everyone under obi. | gations, the real Christmas spirit, 3. Yes; this is customary, 4 No: It is better to send friends who are In mourning a special note, Te, samy would apply to one who Is 1 5. A typewritten Jetter, for this 11. They may be separated, peeled, and conveyed to the mouth with the 1Fred Markle, transform! the ference decided to appoint why prefetred term, | lo} thelr | and Is not In accord with! Discusses County Food Production (Continued from page one) Furnace; Willard Harter, Howard; Mrs. A. L. Albright, Pennsylvania Furnace; Wiliam Campbell, Centre Hall, A. R. Houser, Bellefonte; {Ward Krape, Zion; Fred Markle, Btate College, R. D.; George Mc- Cormick, Spring Mills; J. Foster iMusser, State College, R. D.: Mrs. State College, R. D.; {Malcolm Musser, Bellefonte, R, D.; C. E. Peters, port Matilda; Mrs Sharer, Centre Hall; Lee er, Bellefonte, R. D.; I Welght, Bellefonte, R. D.; Wilson, Warriors Mark; Mrs Weight, Bellefonte, R. D In addition, H. RB. McCulloch, a sistant director of extension repre- senting the Pennsylvania State Col- lege, participated In the discussion The Belle fonte Kiwanis Club for a noon luncheon which wa addressed by Mr. W. W. Sieg. general manager of Titan Metal Company were entertals the Singers, =a composed of Cecil Walker Newman, Jack Yeager, and Lindquist ue - companied by K planist Mr. Sleg, in hi out the importance | between industries both during the wa period following the many interesting figure county's industries that were terest to all present In the afternoon se Pp Giegrue Hugh Cieorge group Joined with the wed quartets Coeorge Rudy Mr by I Btock a re pointed cooperation uiture In he He gnve on Ceitre of arr agn rel ha ili- the Con- aM won, ' plat be Is ining announced in wil] be nd ' plannis war agricultural tee, which Is the near future to study agricultural condition recommend a post-war program for Centre county agricul tural people, The mmittec pared and adopted a program is being recommended t people in this county stated that this year » cult year for farmers other folks The object the war, and it the to produce all the [ood he « sibly produce purpose o a | InNe- arm Stover o all Mr I= well ill a aim- ar i rp — Sn —— | Ray | Smeltz-! t. | commit- | 8 anonyn which #€ LOUISA’S LETTER Dear Louisa: I am the wife of a soldier have a little girl elght months old I llve In a small town My husband has been in the service ten month I love him very much and I am true to him while he Is away I have a cousin oversens and, while shopping town one day I met him street, He asked me if 1 a soda with him while hie was walt ing for his girl to come on the bu I rode up the street with him to the bus station and met hig girl friend and then they drove me home 1 all a The ume received my ter, he unsigned telling him I was stepping of that they thoug! they were him a Hing him Please tell me do when it in public without Uo peo tween and who has been in on thu would have wrote my husband day he got another ' I favor by « what get O Lh with being 1 Wied ¢ want t rouble wife that be = husband and ANYWny it bu think that fighting country tart tr " Gin eve 0 to OTe Ix 0 and omnes letter s to fy ng the } and lett utile official A Rood proba bis session 4 break ther win mak LESSON IN ENGLISH = Words Often ‘Misused You ¢ a pus Do not say position without out influence Do not say “He fiopie the other side ” 8a; He tu went) over to the other Do ne viously) convent Do not sas This Is vulgarism means.” Depravity whose morals have been Depravation is the act of or corrupting one’s moras Do not speak of rubbers.” Words Often Mispronounced Pr ) unstre t f 1 confuse formerly formally msl manner ad # with or ‘ on “N¢ Sa i Overshoes Lg Acclimate first a as In at in climb, and accent Reconnoiter. Pronoun ter, first © as in wreck unstreased sYllabie Promenade Dat, 0 as In of od, a as ‘in ah {last syllable 4 Dictator, Prelerre is with accent on seo Progeny. Protounce inon, ¢ a5 in bet unstressed accent first syllable Chopin (Prench-Polish pianist composer’. Pronounce in No, a As i pan jon last syllable Words Often Misspelled Delicate. geil; delegate, dele. Dys- peptic: dys, not dis. Mileage. ob- {serve the ea. Conde observe the ». Noncommitial; ms and two 1's. Taffeta: two f Word Study © a word three Umes and it Let us increase your vocabni- lary by mastering one day. Words for this sO TENACIOUS, holding nounce the ¢ as In me as in nal, acoent second “The badger who {of his bite “Howell | INGENUOUS: open: frank; can- (did; sincere. (Pronounce second syle lable jen, ¢ as in men). “The advice [he gAYEe Was ingenuous.” | UNAMBIGUOUS: not doubtful or uncertain, “We see the unambig- uous footsteps of God." Cowper | FRAILTY: state of being easily tempted; a moral infirmity, “May {we always look upon the frailties of | others with the same eyes we look upon our own.” INAPPLICABLE: unsuitable, (Ace cent second syllable) “Such sug- gestions are inapplicable to this em- ergency.” OSBCULATION: kissing. “Promis- cuous osculation is not approved by physicians.” Sm —— Birthday Party at Howard A birthday surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Harry, NOU principal Pronounce 1 cipal a prosn-e- unairess cent Lol rie prin nunciatson nud syllable [WY pro j-e-nl, 0 Ks I &8 in and A= accent O- ipa) pal, © Pri enc te [+] “1 Yours is word each ~ fast. (Pro- stress, a syllable) Is m0 tenacious | 12. Within a few days after Christmas. Laird Shak ing - to me? : 1 arm bare Lpecied WO mare but we with What can 1 do uinmey tarted gd EO ahold 10 makes YM nein will) ob oliwr It ing her altogether lwo! awhile 1" might be ely for vou ] 50 mucii Wal back Eve; em and not with anol Perhaps your youtig that sb marired and If one plan other wiial ollie aoean and LOUISA Dear Louisa The man 1 untdemonstrative ful. He allen for the good shows dinne me birthdas gives me a his devolio another ' i ain engaged | but yers thinks abou take i mr O it : sends flo bers ms but eve! ana iy exXpresse There is very fond of me and he is tirely different type. 1 ing terribly blue and by and have me fteen minutes He has me thinking 1 between Miriam Hopkin Garbo. But he never has of a dinner in his pocket £0 to some very inexpensive He makes a real good salary suppose he spends most of it on clothes and with the other fellow which of these two men do you think is my best bet for happiness? BETTY M SOUnNE man an on an De § he will com all pepped AM a Cros and Greta the unless place but 1 his price we {Angwer From your description I'd vole for number one without much hesi- tation, but perhaps you are one of these women who are willing to do without beef steaks and modern clothes and can be satisfied with a diet of love and kisses rll admit that an admiring and affectionate husband Is a delight. {ud thing to have arcund. If men only knew how hard women will work for an appreciative husband they would use a great deal more {salve in their dally relationship | be absolutely dumb when it comes | their love or admire. tre talk, rimonial on Hu Elizabeth Homer Roxana Wm Bernice als Nhe that Lhe vou Ww doesn L rat UNIONVILLE ypportunit 1LOUISA - MARRIAGE L. Ji Ann O'Brien Orman Me) Dreibeii Ruby Mo} LICENSES Belicfon Bellelon gh urtin Bellef Bellef RD 1 ¥ ©) rte H n ih Lh nation millio: Lego) Notices :: EALCTL TORS vOTICH f ARTHUI ‘ : te O ( Bell Pa el Je BUSH HOLLOW ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTCH ¢ EXPCLTRIN'S NOTICE 81 PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX NOTICY DON'T MISS THE OPENING BELLEFONTE FREE METHODIST CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL I Met We Sunday, January 30 - 2: 30 P. M. } Hern { i ted Charm 2a h 0 ~t Ip Rey Mr David ird { SUnGay Fre an sching loseph, Minister SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY YOU ARE WELCOME rmmm— pr Room! Just One of the Many Outstanding Buys In WOLFF'S WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE ats - SPECIAL! 7 Pieces! [49” If you are living in limited quarters perhaps with one room to serve for both day and night here is your outfit! Sofa bed opens to double bed, You also receive the end table, cof- fee table, pair pillows, smoker and occasional chair,
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