May 11, 1944 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BEILEFONTE, FA. "CENTRE HALL NEWS Knarr, also Mrs. James Searson and Isabel Meeker as guests. After the class program games were played and refreshments served Mrs, C. C. Otto, Mrs Mrs. Harold Durst, Mrs man, Mrs. Ralph Homan, Mrs, Clyde Mrs. Harold Bohn, Betty Lou 8wee- putrow and Mrs. Kryder Frank at- ney, Bertha Sharer, Inez and Dean tended a Lutheran Missionary cons Luse. Howard Grange members put fey of the Susquehanna district on the program which consisted of John's Lutheran church at three playlets. Rev. D. A. Downin gelly Cro Roads on Wednesday of Pleasant Gap, talked on Mother's pes Otto was elected dent of Day. Games were piayed and re- (his district freshments served The WOTU with Cpl. Kenneth Mowery of Henshall at her home Knox, Ky, and Miss M. C evening. Members present Williamsport, were recent M1 John Wert, Sr. Mrs. John guests of Mr. and Mrs wert, Jr.. Mrs. FP. V. Goodhart, Mrs Cormick. Cpl. Mowery, a Chester A. Spyker, Mrs. Philip Brad- structor was on a 10-day ford, Mrs. W. A. Alexande: Mrs He has been stationed at Fort KnoX ovan 8mith and Mrs. Harold Bohn for 20 months. He reported to Camp after a Mother's Day program re- Campbell, Tenn, for further orders. rroshments Robert Smith of Lewistown, exe Mrs. Domet utive of the Juniata Council of Boy wel] party for Lad, presented the charter to the Domer 12 Centre Hall No. 20, at thelr pine regular meeting in the high ool building on Tue evening names of the 22 are or charter. Five scouts, Junior MceCl ahian, Tavier Potter, William Daup, Warren Faust and Robert Rhoades were presented with life scout ns Smeltzer. of by their mothers, The next stej Mi Dean five will work for will be the Eagle MTS Scout test. Ten other scouts received Mr. and merit badges for passing Var and son kinds tests. Frank R. Wya Mr. and Bellefonte showed moving res ponald of iting. Rev ; 10. and Mrs. | the only member the scout com nuttee t his members the charter to Rhoades after it to the Were serv Rev. C. C ediction Mr. and Mrs. Joe and Mrs. Robert Mushli Bobby of Chester, v The following members of Pro- gress Grange were hosts and hostess to the Y. P. of H. in the Centre Hall Grange hall on Wednesday evening They were: V. A. Auman, Helen Decker, John Delaney, Mrs J. T Delaney, Mrs, Harry McClenahan, Fred Luse, Ernest Ho- cnee in St pix P aay Pp Tue were met Mi Camp on Ol supper George Mc- tank in- furlough Asey were Smeltzer had a fare woop aay scout amp Hood The g Smeltzer Ronny Pleasant Seltzer Paul Clever jest wer Mary, Ger and Tommy Gap, Mu and son, Mi stine and chii- Mr Paul Corman Gerald, all of Bellefonte, M1 Bernard ( ! ns | Jimmy of Fillmore M1 wl Prazier and son Don Mir Blaine Leiste; Janet of Centre Hall ang Mrs rvi aldine, Louise and aren of senior sco pre 1 with 4 Up card. He presented Scoutmaster Robert Mr. Smith scout troop. Reire ed during the Otto pronounced the ben- social hour lowing guests Zerby. sons Nevin lof Spring Bank; Mr Delaney, Mrs. Ollie ! Mrs. Robert Rhoade isi from Sun- jes Bobby and Billy day until Monday with Mrs. Mush- Rav Delaney of lit's sister, Mrs. Domer Smeltzer and Mary Delaney of daughter Nancy hospital. Danville, who Mrs. Kenneth Wert t nesday and Thursday wit) ther, Mrs. Russell Book al her home near Loysvill Pfc. Harold Bradford is now tioned in Oahn island off the Allan group. Before going there had been at Camp Pickett, Va Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur McClellan o Lock Haven rt time Tuesday at th Mr. and Mrs enroute dren Syl the Br i sited h sie Celis also Mis spent a she ¢ home of her | D. M. Bradford, Harrisburg. Their via and remained adford home for Rev. D. R. Keener Haven, spent a few week while he went fi The Women's Bible clase { Reformed church met with Paul Bradford near Centre Hall Wednesday evening. Members pre ent were: Mrs. Bruce Ripka, John Martz, Mrs. John Delans rs. Talitha Delaney Mr Fred Slack, Mrs. Clarence Blazer Mrs Frank Williams, Mrs. Milford Luse, rs. Earl Lutz Mrs. George Sear san, Mrs. D. M. Bradford, Mrs to Joe Willkin Hanna Mr and John Jam CTmar John ’ | |slon study period refreshments were! | erved ! Miss Peggy tJudy Hausey HOWARD Martha Evey niece anne Hoffman have returned o (Howard after residing at Bellefonte through the winter John Tate of Pleasant Gap, Is spending the week with hi ter, Mis. Alice of Cen- cher apartments visited] g 2/0 Ri Mrs Cireat Lake hildren of leave with hi | Mi Wil hte Mi ind M1 Don Sehenck McClenahan Mi and Bu of State College, spent Monday with the former's parents Mr. and Mi Harry McClenahan near Centre Hall Jerry Smith suff tack a week or more on the Black Hawk road Nes tre Hall, Last week he wa by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith George MceOormic Bellefonte, and Mr. and Ham CGllibert of Muncy Fred Horner, son of Jack Horner of nem graduated on Sat technician phis, Tenn : a 1/¢ seaman. He the beginning of CHURCH Reformed Spring 8:30; church coming here to Mills—Chut ry | Hoover who wa school 10 1] 4 . \ killed whi) on maneuy 5 al camp Williamsport ' and niece heart at home red a daugh- Wo at hi Snavely the Pi stationed at weekend wife and Kline R Patty son of Mr to Camp alter a hard Wolf spent a short i ana wrent ind M1 Wolf and henck returned night mother and dant Wolf Pvt Mary Polk Mm Hall rany n n ng 11h) Mem rated wed Mi EW Centre (RIS Bs nool In now — Jack and Mr: son Eugene Baltimore, Md with relative hool 1043 ntered the . v Mack” Zimmerman Mann and friend of short end at u seember SERVICES Mills Servi made a Visi k § and nn i } ! chool the fu- Farmer church Runkle of wppointmer SNOW SHOE attend and | Random Items (Cromtinged Too LATE from page one) AWFUL SPRINGTIME MESSAGE for All Plymouth, DeSoto and All Other Car Owners of Belleforte and Vicinity ! YOurs That of fine Surely you want to keep it in ti ially car IS 2 mighty p top shape he To protect YOI'R because the average person may not buy a new car for several vears NOWS help ment, le jo 1 who K ith -DeSao vest vour Plymo But dealers’ fon’t until the la shop ars often wait time for an appointn ent We Have Parts for All Cars Factory Cut Glass We Have Just Installed the Inland Tire Vuleanizing Equipment Sal Do Electric and Acetylene Welding Distributor for Willard Batteries Perfect Circle Rings and These Mechanics Are at Your Service: Morris Larimer Harold Frazier Archie Moyer Clarence Hoy Harry Bathurst Chester Davis Donald Emenhizer Save Gas and Tires by: lCareful Engine Maintenance Leelsing Correct ( Lubricants J-Ktarting and Stopping Gently cn — Checking Wheel Alignment SDriving Under BMPrnR Avold Accidents * Park Carefully ! NI ——— ’) Let's All Back the Attac Have Us Check These Things: 1. Drain anti-freeze (save if possible), flush and tighten cooling system, Have engine tuned for warm weather driving. Remove all dents and rust spots. Touch up with paint, Clean chrome of all rust, Cover spots with clear lacquer, Wash and polish car to remove road scum, Wax | for protection, Have brake system checked and necessary ad- Justments made, Clean the upholstery and floor mats. Install seat covers for protection, Check front wheel alignment and rotate tires if necessary. Lubricate entire ear; change engine, transmis- sion, differential lubricant, 10. Tighten entire car, k ~ Buy More War Bonds ! DAN GROVE MOTORS COR. ALLEGHENY AND BISHOP STREETS y BELLEFONTE, PENNA. BLANCHARD past 13 weeks BYPU of contest For t ber of church core He thie slaged a Lhe Lhe mem for drill the Uk On Friday and invited gue by going hn Park on Ma weiner roast follow ed an evening Of entertainment F'wenty-five Ons pre Mi Bruce Johnson Mr. and Mi Howard Mill Hall Patty John Howard R to Unlonto Friday fo; weekend visit high Ng in a Bible side WO entertain entire were entertained rice Valker Crock, where a nig Lhe society On a Lo pers were ent pocom panied of af Johnson wig RD. Jon Wii on with {| of Monument, da Mr. a Mrs. Pa Fiday } Rh Wood Spangler Tillie Gunsallug this week by havi Wwrvi Anna Mri ha pj I miitar, himaei! aed ORVISTON here were 115 present FH) The Men's Bible cia regular monthly room on Friday night Mr and Mrs A] State College pent meetl | With reialives Mr. and Mrs Charles Hever of Lock Haven, spent Sunday with Mrs Heverly's mother, Mrs. Bertha Con do Pvt of Camp Bark ley, Texas, and Cpl. William Clymer of Springfield, Mas former em- ployes of the brick yard, visited friends here on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lomison, sons Paul and Dick. Jack Lucas, Eugene Thompson and Hugh Confer atjend- ed a pinay party for Pvt Charles Hahn at Flemington on Saturday {night | A large force of our men were out | fighting a forest fire Tuesday night | {and Wednesday, causing the brick yard to work part of its plant | Mrs. Leroy Walker Is quite Jl at this writing with grippe Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Watson and | son James, Mrs. George T. Bechdel | and daughter Mary Lee, and Mr. | land Mrs. Charles M. Aber and ‘daughter Bonnie Jean and son {Oharles, Jr. visited relatives In Al- | toons and Juniata, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hanley are re- | | Jolcing over the birth of a baby boy Baturday night, May 6th, Cy Ronde for Tatars nests. 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