June 8, 1944, LEFONTE, PA, THE Orricr CAx “A Little Nonsense Now and Then, Is Kelisghed hy the Wisest Men" twink are 1 think vcofiuence of am, who's longer 1 starkle, little Who the heck you I'm not under the I'nough some thinkle peep 1 1 fool I don’ tknow I'he drunker 1 set the + * * Starkle incohol, me yet y feelis) here get Flossy Phewclose Mr ich ‘ou've got the nerve to ask me to let you mary my daughter vou couldn't even keep her in underwear” Bov Friend fell, Mr. Rich that vou have been doing so well I haven't seen anything that indicates vourself.' . = As in Work Belore marriage yearns tor a woman: after the ceremony the ¥"' 1s silent py Mat - Ad » Rejuvenated vears ago a certain King of England was wa inking rapidly and a blood transfusion ope of saving his life. A stocky Son of Erin was f the wanted type of blood ed that some Irishman’'s blood had begun to flow Into served to be moving his fingers for the he wiggled the toes of both feet room to rd he arose from his bed, stalked across the h subject it 5s head and bellowed to his grieved he King!” = - * Master of English rapid scribbler of limericks e word “hippopotamus.” Here it is won a Det potamus, much flustered, made of custard | Can't you doctor up my hip With something else than ‘flip’? ‘ tered on his hipa pot of mustard ev Dia \ Do You Think? omer What If the hindsig some wouldn't were as good as their foresight they Wear * . » No Dcubt of It be mad NA SOW Car but silk stockings certainly Perfect Camouflage a limpid | ff her clothing and have a she Was » grabbed her cl ool surrounded by trees She saw No refreshing shed horrified to see a yOUng irried hes and s uted: "Comouflage Company Bed Trouble ir sho to get to shieep when 1 &¢ hoon ash 1 the bed This the et t Expect H nce : 1a Didn’ had been inf! 1 in my oh dismissed for drunkenness Serving a erm In head of my department present position? the back of the hall there were tw men ne was is Dow prison I ask you my fe . . . ) from them BCAT SNOW SHOE Mrs. Thomas daughters of Morgan are visiting Mr Miss Blanche Reuben Va. and Announce Changes In Police Personnel and Budinger town, W Budinger's sis Budinger Sommers of Camp Mrs. Sommers of iidayvsburg. Wingate, visited the latter's parents unced Mr and Mrs. John Shaw and Mrs. Rex Lucas, daugh- ter Lydia, Mrs. Fred Hall and Mrs Bill Hall and daughters Sandra and Audrey Philipsburg last lacement | . in : hi ursciay time. Put Those spent Sunday with Mr tioned her Mr Frank Hipple were: Mrs the form Eugene Roan daughters Dolores and fonte Donna Sue, Mi Mary Sheffer on Bill of Bellefonte, Miss Marie Hip- e, Mill Hall, Mr. and Mrs. John Hipple, daughters Virginia, Kathryn Normarp Johnny daughter Evelyn Cpl. Norman Hippie he Iatter his the first furlough Cpl \ had in two years Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Whittaker and daughters Betty and Darlene, son Russell, spent the weekend with Mrs. Whittaker's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Orvis Gillette Mrs. H L Dial and daughter Lee Anna, left Priday for Great Lakes, Ii where they will spend two months with Mrs. Dials husband 8 2 H. L. Dial Mrs. Maggie Dixon of Indiana, is visiting her nieces, Misses Elizabeth and Kathryn Dixon HOLTS HOLLOW The family circle of Mrs. Emma ransferred Lamm shopped at who and Read the Clase! Mart afte and John and on Trini- parents Hip- visiting e has Pi A S07T0R 0) il Nn Watson was well represented at the ternoon when children, grandchild. ren apd great-grandchildren, about : in honor of Mrs. Emma Watson's Sealed Container birthday anniversary. Many beauti- CROSS COUNTRY Mrs. Watson. A delicious supper was served by the children the near future Aaron McKinley of Milesburg, vis- 4 19 tax Included, . day Mrs. Hayes Johnson spent several Always keep your motor Mrs. Ida Johnson and daughter, try Of. Flows freely at all Mrs Edith Burd, Mrs. Orvis Wat. temperatures. You will also g son, Mrs. Olive Rhoads and daugh- ean. Capped spout and top... ter, Mrs. Arthur Burd, Rev. Sheets 5 gallon eapacity sturdy cons 7 PEANSTLY Fred Watson home on Sunday af- New! 5-Gallon fifty In number, gathered together ful eards and gifts were received by Al Pranco is home on furlough MO f OR OIL but expects to return to service In ited friends at this place on Sun- days with friends at the College smooth going with Cross Coun- son and daughter, Mra, Emma Wat find many uses for this handy gh struction rude Peter, Mrs. Roy Woomer of Maryland, spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. EL. Heaton — i ——— The ignorant, uneducted person is usually an individual of very pos itive ideas—most of them wrong. | 230 W. College Ave. Phone 4884 KTATE COLLEGE and Orvis Scholl were recent visit. ors at the home of Arvilla and Cert. | Pleasant Rev. 1 | Sunday School at 2:30 p. m {Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m | Evening worship at 7:30. Bible Study Thursday at 7:30 p. m View Chapel Sheetz, Pastor St John's Evangelical & Reformed Rev. C. Nevin Stamm Church school, 6:30 a. m Owens and Glenn Aumiller worship 10045 A. Mm ren’'s Day program Ralph supts Child. service Advent Church OMcially known as the Mes Church of Marsh Creek Rev. 1 F. Bheetz, Pastor Sunday it 9:30 4am Morne. ing Worship at 10:45 a. m. Chris tian Endevor at 7:30 p m lah School Nittany Valley Lutheran Pastorate, Rev. David E Str St. Mark's fa. m Morn am St. Paul ureh Preshyterian Howard | Mile 11—Bible Sche ing Worship Day, 10:45 a or, 6:30 p m Snow Shoe Evening Charge Orakn burg Service Bible School te Open Bible School nity SPOT Vacation and vi now in vear and ored by in Milesburg, will ions on Monday The will continue weeks with sessions from § At this time the registration 133 the open its June 19 for two to 12 numers three churche dally se school Julian United Brethren Rev J H Evangelistic the U Congregati Weaver meetings on fir beginning ¢ bers in pel preachi Moore and welcome Blanchard-Dix Run Baptist Rev. William J. Shope, Pas Baptist ar f w “hard rad Yicr wi, 945 a m 1Munion SOTVICE at 11 i U0 SUNGay Dix Rur h Baptist Methodist, Bellefonte HC : Strnger » St John's Lutheran, Bellefonte Hev Arnold, Pastor First ty 11 ii Clarence FE Sunday after rind the ay School w Rev. M. RB Hamashet } dent of the Central Penn. 3 92:30 m Sund 10:45 t DD sylvania Sy irch in America, will preach Rev. W pastor of the Mifflin. ra xf OF Wf it paste of § xi of the United Luth- eran Ch the sermon. 7:30 p. m. the M. Rearick, D First Lutheran church of burg. an John will i a former preach The services gin the 100th A tion of the orgat gregation which through June Former f the «¢ the Sundays and are remaining members friend 1 ngregation especially invited to all of these BUSH HOLLOW chool at 930 a m followed hy class meeting Preaching service in the evening at 7 o'clock in charge of the Rev. Daniels. Everybody welcome Visitors on Sunday last at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Resides were Mr. and Mrs. Z T Summers and daughter Mae, Mrs. 1. J. Lucas, all of Wingate, Mrs. Margaret Bot. torf of Beliefonte Mr and Mrs Corney Estright of Milesburg and Mr. and Mrs. Blair Way and chil- dren School Ww rvices § Bunday next Sunday pastor closed Inst Friday The children were all glad to see vaca. tion time coming as the weather wis 80 warm 10 be In school Mrs. Howard Hae! son returned to their the Centre County Wednesday Mr. and Mrs infant from last and home Hospital D. HH Custer of Un- lonville, and Mrs. E A. Adams of Pittsburgh, were visitors in the community Saturday afternoon We missed the name of Ceorge Baney, who took the high school examination with the other boys from here, which were mentioned in the last items Bunday visitors at the Roy Bpotts | home were Rev, and Mrs. Daniels and children, Mrs. Edna Spotts and Mr. and Mrs Martin Spotts and children NEURALGIO P AIN RHEUMATIO NERVE Are Usually Relieved With Luebert’'s Ka No Mor Capsules Mendache, Neurslgle and Nerws ales Rheumatin twinge tend quickly when you ake one w= two rapanien dimple precan por He and 0 | Sa THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BE Query & Answer Colum | Why stalag, HE terms as An Cierman prison the type of prisoners of wal nology. Stalag 1s used of or privates oflag for EHD prior service in Ans The Navy uniform regulations of the U8 won in the UL & Army or else K. H What are wt United second nre ofing, etc? CRINPS are they prisoner May an enlisted man | the Army? Nav where the largest nav Blatt large is at Sampson, N. Y FAUL PLEADS FOR A SLAVE International Sunday son for June 11 School Les 1944 TEXT Fe o another, tenderhe GOLDEN Philemon & ho Dg apts Lesson Text than sonal letter Paul to his friend in Colo written while Paul from It wa — was In prison, as the fore context shows. there had to be written either from Caesarea or Rome two in which weight of it was sent the place The tha' Paul wa opinion ’ rom Rome A prisoner however. Is The occas letter conversion by ion of the was the Paul of Imus, a runaway slave, who had formerly be Philemon By happy eo incidence It chanced that Paul knew Philemon, as shown by his for Philemon was a leader of church in his city, apparently a mao of some means, for Christians had been accustomed to gather at his home. Because of his personal con- tact with the owner of this slave Paul was able to handle his case In A very satisfactory manner Ines longed to letter the Paul's method of handling this sit. uation is worth careful study ly those who would reform evil custom today. While slavery was not desired yet it was the law and In accord with the social custom of the time Paul does not waste time In an at. tack upon this social institution, bu influences Onesimus to recognize the obligation he was unto Philemon | In understanding the ecireum- stances, we should not overlook the fact that in that day slaves were often prisoners, captured in war and sometimes men of considerable talent and ability Bo, Paul encouraged Onesimus to fulfill his obligation to his owner and to preserve his own conscience {by abandoning the life of a fugitive from justice and returning in tre ‘that his voluntary action would In [spire magnanimity upon the part of his owner ! Paul appears to Philemon to re {spond to the altered attitude of his (slave, basing his demand upon the | bond of love which should unite every Christian. He ssked Philemon the degradustion to which it sub | Jeots its victims: in the degree to [to recelve Onesimus as if he were | {Paul himself and to give Paul the joy which would come from such | Cierman prisoney divided contain camps mi of officer Department says of wa camps designated by suct into categorie wverord and known by a certain for non-commissioned rank windy n phe Navy " hashm thint y for 1 tral i 1] tray Wve NAVA andie similiar Is eonfdent of which PM AKI the cmon ha him f the n Philemor ment whirl he now fon) He explains to convert and that ceived As It have taken erty upon this bas) the Onesimum be ordinal the some of Philemon Paul promises himself to and in so doing Philemon of the debt under to Paul Paul writes to hi friend with confidence that hi friend will respond to the high me tive upon which the appeal Is based Today, says Mr. Cordell Hull Secretary of State twenty-eight United Nations are fighting agains the would-be conquers and ensiay ers of the human ree. We knew what is at stake. By the barbarian invaders of today nothing is spared neither life, nor morals, nor honor nor virtue, nor pledges, nor the cus. toms, the national institutions, even the religion of any people. Their alm Is to sweep away every vestige of Individual and national rights to substitute. the world over, thelr unspeakable tyranny for the ways of life developed, each for itself, by the various nations: to make all man kind subservient to their will: to convert the two billions of the earth » inhabitants unto object victims and tools of their insatiable lust for pow. er and domination “This is the so-called ‘new order’ Appears that ren delicately iemind which he ks of Hitler and the Japanese war. Jords—an order as old as slavery, new only in the calculated thorough- ness of ita cruelty; In the depth of which it has revived the worst prac tieen of the darkest ages REBERSBURG E | Hot Old- Fashioned Bedd argain Be mol 1 Nan He Ie beautiful Now! 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