| Local Mothers’ Club IMake-Lasge Hay Crop Meets At College Having High Quality, Twenty-eight guests of the Bellefonte Mothers’ Club met last Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Edward R. Miller, in State College, for a business ses- Sion and picnie supper At the beginning of Mrs. Miller, retiring president, pre sented the gavel to president-elect Mrs. P. G. MceGroarity, who an- nounced the following committee appointments Baby Clink tern, Jr Program Mrs. R. G vird Miller Publicity : Mrs Mrs, Leil Qlsen Membership Kline of Mrs. E. E members and five! Clover and Alfalfa stands in Cen- tre County are generally good, The rains which have retarded farm op- erations should make a heavy hay crop, says Co. Agent R, C, Blaney. With local and nation-wide short ages of grain and protein foods fac- ing farmers, the largest usable sup- ply and highest possible quality in forage are doubly important. Forage high in protein, digestibility and palatability cuts down the need for grain and reduces maintenance cost of lvestock Early -cut Daughter Is Born Mr. and Mrs. ‘Randall Stout 112 Osman street, State College, an- nounce the birth of a daughter at the Altoopp hospital on Saturday, June 3 of the meeting Parents of Daughter and Mrs. Robert W. Schiess ler of State College, announce the birth of a daughter Lynn Alice weighing six pounds 11 ol born in the Centre County Bellefonte, May 20 Mr Mrs. Hays W. Mat- Mur Charles McDonal id Ciuyer, Mrs. Ed hay is high in palatibility and digestibility, Stock will eat more of it, digest it more completely and thus get along with less grain and lower protein grain mixtures. Late-cut hay is rapidly approaching the seed and strawy stage, To get all the crop harvested before it becomes too old, especially with limited labor, one may need to start haying before the generally recommended stage. Very early cut- ting may total welght but enegrally net gain in protein and digestible nu- trients Clover should be cut in full bloom A good second crop for seed depends on early cutting of the first crop Vigorous stands of alfalfa in the southern counties should be cut in early bloom, according to extension agronomists of the Pennsylvania State College. Where only two crops of alfalfa are to be harvested or where the stand Is not too vigorous, waiting for 50 per cent bloom may be advisable Timothy, to make acceptable cow hay, should be cut ore the bloom stage. Triple-purpose mix- th of Ladino clover and orchard grass should be cut before other having starts. Orchard grass quick- rT ly becomes overripe and nearly ( Ss worthless. If the weather Is unsat. isfactory for haying, such material il 1001 us gl makes excellent silage te Nees protein, Ho: bat and Piling, Charles Martin and A Son For Klines Mr. and Mrs. Harry E State College, are the parents of pr Dubbs their first child, a son, Harry Ells- I'he club voted worth Kline, born Thursday, June College Woman's 1, In the Centre County Hospital. giqu in Mrs. Kline was the former Mary of was in the Hegner of Boalsburg drive admis Ouden Nash First Son Bom State College Mr. and M Mark Kovacic of chasers’ premiums. At the West Bishop street, Bellefonte, are sion of the dinner Dorothy the parents of their second child assistant to Dr. Betts, and first son, weighing 7 pounds, State reading clini 10 ounces, born Thursday in the members on a Centre County Hospital. The Infant demonstrating has been named Mark Edwin, Jr. and devices Mrs, Kovacic is the former Sarah The rular September meeting of Shope, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the club will be a garden party Willlam R. Shope of Bellefonte the lawn of the George McClellan residence on East Curtin street with Mrs. McGroarity as Mrs Widdowson Hill, Paul Russell Mrs to aid the State Club POLE and Penn wring the Sth War lO & program and lIks Chase, at June 21, as bond pur- faculty sile bond Loan on sacrifice Hive total ole nw conciu- Holberyg the Penn weg chub the clinic, machine of Cond of Various tour the used re on — Bue Bonds for future neste hostess ut at or bef ‘, LIES ~N ~ ~~ — -~ ’ 710) i Next in Importance to timely cut. ting is proper curing. Hay must be dry enough to keep properly. Tough hay is a fire hazard. “Tobaceco-cur- ed” hay may scem palatable but it may have lost as much as 30 per cent its dry matter. Overdrying in swath results in serious shat- tering losses of leaves, which are the best part of the hay Partly dry hay bleached by rain in the swath lose 25 per cent of its mat- become low palata- mn dew on dry hay reduces ing value. After it is about / SHERWIN-WILLIAMS should finish curin before to ust of the dry in vers noon the be FOR FURNITURE, WOODWORK, WALLS, TOYS, TC WE HAVE THE SENSATIONAL MIRACLE WALL FINISH DRIES QUICKLY Plan County Canvass WASHES EASILY COVERS SOLIDLY SMARTLY STYLED COLORS MAKES DULL FURNITURE sPamxiE Continued from page one) ved ards to the ¢¢ 1 the Commiss an on inty elec- ners’ of - that stage the mili ballo be in the hands of inty ¢ tion board The first uirement that board must meet military ballots not 685 davs before tt elec. GAL. ut we mail than Electric Supply Co. Bellefonte State College June 12th is the Opening Date of the 5th WAR LOAN Drive. Let These Savings Help You to Buy That Extra Bond. r— —— fr Nabisco Graham Crackers. Sun Shine Hi-Ho Crackers Colonial Townhouse Cookies. 20c¢ Sugar Cookies = PENN ALTO SPECIAL BREAD. PENN ALTO GOLD-N-SNO “"** o*" Pastry Flour............10 Ib. 38b¢ Blue Label Karo Syrup Penn Alto Salad Dressing * 29¢ - 3c ) Jo! “td Ih. $1.21 0H 32 Maney's Flour. ___. Swansdown Cake Flour Swansdown Food Drinks be Made in six flavors nui JE — Fill Those EMPTY SOCKETS NOW with G-E LAMPS 70c rive rx POINT FREE BEANS - Green or Wax " TOMATOES ...... * 30m 12¢ GOLDEN CORN Crear Si Repeating STALEY'S 1c DEAL 2 Boxes Cube Starch _. 1 Extra Box ___. ALL THREE FOR ONL Y 18¢ le 19¢ = errra—— OE WINDOW SCREENS 15~ 60¢c 18 ~ ~ 65¢ 24 75¢ PENN RAD MOTOR OIL FREE-POURING SPOUT 70 «~- $1. 98 GIVEN WITH EACH CAN STAMP No. 32 BECOMES SHAFFER STORES GO. (i fi ‘Lakes, For Soldier Vote » THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, FX. TT Additional Locals 8 2/¢ Robert Reede, of Creat Ill, spent the weekend with | his father and family on East How- ard street A. J. Burrell 0 of Millheim, was a business visitor in Bellefonte on Monday and while in town was a caller at this office, Andy Engle, who is employed In Baltimore, Md., spent the weekend with Mrs. Engle at thelr home on West Lamb street, Like prizes? Take the coupon in the Wolf “advertise- ment elsewhere in this issue You may be one of the lucky winners, * Vacation from worry about what to serve for breakfast. Magic com- bination of nut-brown fakes of wheat and bran plus raisins, It's new Post's Raisin Bran! 4 Take in or mall in the coupon appearing In the Wolf advertise- ment, Page 3, section 2 of this issue. You may be a winner of one of the three worthwhile prizes * Mrs. Cecil C. Eckley, who has been visiting with her father, Orvis Reede and family for the past month, has returned to be with her husband who Is stationed at Fort Sam Houston, Texas Mrs. John Riter, of Bellefonte, and Mrs, Charles Dickson of Union- ville, spent the past three weeks in Anniston, Ala, visiting with Mrs. Dickson's husband, who Is stationed Fort McClellan, Ala Mrs. Robert 8. Barger turned to Howard from a two month visit in New Orieans, where her husband, Pvt. Robert 8. Barger had been stationed. Pvt. Barger Is now stationed at Camp Claiborne, La in or mall in al us has re- Thomas J. Mansfield, who {is with Lhe Merchant Marine, arrived here Monday of last week and re- mained until Friday while visiting Miss Kathryn Coble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coble, of Penn street Benjamin Bradley, of North Als legheny street, well known Belle- fonte contractor, on Tuesday under- went an emergency operation Centre County Hosg gay conaition satisfactory ~Richard Krumrine ! ! of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Krwurine, of Pleasant Gap, Sunday night went an CmMergency ope dicitis at the Centre I. Yesterday was cuperating nicely 3 J lke War t th at ue his under- ation County reported appen Hos he Bond Take in or mail caring In the y the Wolf Pur. appearing on upon appear Company ad ge 3. second section of this issue fou may get absolutely free a $25 War Bond, a $39 chair and ottoman or an $865 Congoleum rug . The venerable John a former Centre county resident who now resides in Willlamsport, was a Bellefonte visitor {rom Saturday un- Tuesday Mr. Yearick has the tion being a subs woorat for the He was 1 5 stil} the re pon of the Centre Der number of in Pel clive Mr ongest eighty quite yea ry an Menach of East motored mawiphi 1o ol IHL & SPRO~ regard to Tommy's condi Wor nd were relieved 0 earn that a lonslliectomy may the cal ise of an intermittent temperatu om which he has suffered for so months Mr. and Mrs Frank Massey, re- siding on Valentine Hill, south of Bellefonte, Sunday depmriads for a ten-day visit with relatives and friends in Niagara Falls Rochester and Syracuse, N. ¥. They made the trip as driving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller, of Niagara Falls who returned home after a visit with local relatives Miss Maude Miller, of Peninayls vanla PFPurnace, treasurer of the County Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Sara Wat. son, of Milesbwrg, and Miss Helen Schaeffer, of Bellefonte, delegates, attended the convention of the Ped erated Womens’ Demoeratic Clubs of Pennsylvania held fram Thursday to Saturday at Altoona. | Mrs. Pat Armstrong returned 1o her home In New York City, Priday, after spending three weeks in Belle fonte with her mother, Mrs. Alice O'Leary and family, on Penn street Mrs. Armstrong, the former Honora O'Leary, came here to be with her mother during her convalescenoe from a recent operation at the Cen~ tre County Hospital | Mrs. Adelina E. Ruch, of North- umberiand Mrs. Sarah A. Thomas and children, Naomi, Eugene and David, of Sunbury, and Seaman Harvey J. Thomas, who 8 home on | sick leave after spending three! months in the Naval hospital at} Great Lakes, 111. spent the latter! part of last week ‘with relatives and friends in Howard and also in the Bellefonte area. ~Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Adams, of | Swissvale, who gpent the latter part mas May i» remove re me i : Hy | i ; : : of Court A. night at the Brockerhoff Hotel with about E E the on during the power of prayer Rome place oli He terrible of give stand went up tw Almighty God were swered said of the court; - tary 1 Carpeneto 8. Yeariek, | ier Ww git, if Ra ad LOCALC.D.OFAIN' ANNUAL BANGLE Mrs. Mary J. Gray In- stalled as Grand Re- gent of Court The annual banquet for members Patrick McArdle, C. D. of of Bellefonte, was held Monday William and Rey 50 present. Rt. Rev Downes, court chaplain, J. Waters were speakers Monsignor Downes, congratulating court for the fine work carried the past year, declared are also celebrating for in this day center of our religion and where the head of the Cath- church resides, was Uberated ” continued “It would have been if the center of art and cul ture had been destroyed, but an act Providence prompled Hitler Ww up the city without making a The prayers of millions 4 “Today you the at an- and the city was saved,” he District of Ty- grand regent M¢ Tyrone Others Deputy Mrs who spoke were Miss Elsie Beymore Mary Gray Mrs. Josephine Donnell, grand regent of court: Mrs. Mary Shaughnessy, of Bellefonte, oldest member of Court Patrick McArdle: Mrs. Mary Egan former grand regent, of Pittsburgh and Mrs. George Carpenelo Wil lismsport formerly of Bellefonte Mrs, Gray and Miss Beymore presented with gifts At installation charge of the district after the banguet, the I« ficers were installed Mrs. Mary J. Gra) Mrs. Julia Ker Mrs. Agnes Hos Hilda Clinefeiter Catherine Hartl Elizabeth Dunlaj Miss Regina Miss Mary Harte Ella Kachik hist he anist rone, ¢ 0s were ceremonies in aeputy, head 1 RIOWINLg Oi grand regent avage, vice-regent prophe les eclurer Hi Marie Kell for Pe w— - —— Plan Program For Pool Opening Continued rom page ome) ancert origin. been hei in inday afters Junior the noon by Leg igh rogram ced ib tribution ogee a8 ox Dry Shampoo To make a dry little cornmeal as fine as possible Add a small quantity orris root. Sprinkle this the scalp. let it remain minutes, then brush it oughly for a few out School ¢4 ¢ of pulverized well over | Churches Fix Hour For D- Day Prayers The Bellefonte Ministerial ABRO-~ ciation, in a statement released this week, called upon the residents of this area to observe “DD” day In the sober and serious manner the mame moth undertaking deserves, and an- nounced that all churches in Belle- fonte will be open at 10 a. m. the morning following the announces ment of the invasion, Churches will continue to remain open for prayer according to announcements to be made later, the glatement continued The text the Ministerial As- sociation’s release follows The invasion of Wesleru Europe better known as “D” Day, will be a serious undertaking, the success of which will determine the future destiny of a free world, It will be a costly venture-—the land will run red with the blood of human sacri will be lost or shattered of Christian people Hi of fice-lives homes many naty ing grief I'l dented font from will suffer overwhelm of this the won tw D noisome Very nature unprece- Belle - urge Day eles venture mpels 1 A announcement of with ¢ Ministeria lat that be allended not bration, fanfare Les dul gence but with WT IOUSTeS deserves much-heralded rm Europe will which [ree people will re- freedom and secur- I Lyranny the pais the inve~ Hon be the pivot an vOIve iy or wo “When thous: and blood will lives, we feel LO Kreater IRvery and flesh up thelr mperalive ang penis therelore, urge that our ier “I Day as a period begin 8 concerted pwaken: ur own EivVihig # #1 need Is a call to prayer We people consi in tenoe and ng. We that all which Ww manimous spir therefore, Wish of Bellielonle sen {or open i usd ince (Prot anno Durch be Lhe cemnent that Lhe and will conlinue Ww iv the Aon Had De | ayer £ J W annocun will “ on owing now iva bey for pr ment the in FARM CALENDAR Timely Reminders From The Penn- sylvania State College School of Agriculture ! EARLY Extensor of the Pennsylvar eariy-cut tein paistability mare wetely Suck eat more oomj wil grain Ww ires than iH wWoOoy "BEANS Winter PROTEC 1 maia ting plat. and alter the pind ry exten shampoo grind a Pastu 8 CLIP PASTURES NOW i be clipped now * season to get Nd wher th that sh and mnt al f the 0} thor. it June 8, 1944 _—— TEEPE HEADQUARTERS FOR Spraying Materi Dry Lime Sulphur Dusting Sulphur Wettable Sulphur Pyrox Fungi Bordo Tobaeco Dust Lead Arsenate Caleium Arsenate Paris Green Magnesium Arsenate Black Leaf 40 Slug Shot Grape and Rose Dust Potato Dust Triogen Copper Sulphate Pestroy Roto-Dust Rotenone Copper Hydro SPECIAL—SO-BOS-S0 LIVESTOCK SPRAY $1.00 per gallon Consult Us About Your Spraying Problems Schaeffer Hardware Store Allegheny St. Bellefonte, Pa. ’ SBEED ows will eat the material after! good stand spite the cold Penn ists 4 dried TREATMENT HELPS who Weated Wher vegelalie Planing are reporing ctit tate ——— Wn — Por Vietory: Ruy Bands wel ex -MPELLEFONTE | THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY ee Continuous Shows Saturday Starting st IP. 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