Page Two
Ax CENTRE DEMOCRAT. BELLEFONTE. PKA
1944
December
CENTRE HALL NEWS
CHURCH SERVICES
Penn's Valley Methodist;
mer Nunemaker, pastor, Spruceto
Worship 10:00:
school, 11:00 Hall
school, 10.00 hip service, 1
Spring Mills
ip service, 7
“The Old
Penn's Valley
Otto, pastor
0:30; w»
El-
vn
churei
Church
tev
ervice,
Centre
wo!
Chureh schoo
30. Sermon sub-
and the New!
Lutheran: Rev
C Centre Hall
school, hip
Farmers Mill Chur
church school ):00
Warship service, 7
school 9:30
Evangelical
hool, 9:30; election ¢
10:30. Locust Grove--Churcl
10:00; worship sem 1
The
Hall-Potter
the Chri
afternoon
was written
Smeltzer, A
by the class
had charge » cevol
was a Curisimas song by tl
The Christmas story was
Betty Lou Sweeney with pantomir
by Betty Ross as Mary; Emma Je
Brouse, the angel: John Dutrow,
Joseph A story Jhrist
America, and the
was read by Margaret
program closed wit{y t
Crawford.
Alfred Crawfor
patient in the Centre
pital last week
Pfc. George Martz
Christmas with hi
Mr. and Mrs Martz
first Centre
the inva
worl
ject
C
10:30
9:00
ervice
1 service,
Cred
iW. and
Cent
conducted
Friday
program
Mary
junior class re
Hi
tmas assen
The
and
on
directed
light DI
candlelight p
followed Dal e
of
1¢ SChool
read
ne
an
as
in
3 1%
LOS
County
is spending
PDArents,
He is *I
0 3
season
John
Hall soldier 1
ion of Fran
to his home. He 1
rest camp in Geo
The Hel;
class of the
Mrs M
Centre Hall, on
The following
Harvey Mark, Mr
Mrs. W. O. Strunk
Clenatian
Mir:
cha
with
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December 28th
On Our Stage In Person
“THE
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Vivien Leigh - Robert Taylor
"WATERLOO
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Valley |
tL! *hilippine
| UNIONVILLE
Methodist Church: Prayer service!
{ Thursday evening. Sunday sehool on |
{yn Breon, sons Ronald and Donald, | Sunday morning at the usual thue, |
(Mrs, Mary Harter and Mary Anngollowed by the premding service at
Gherrity. A gift of $10 was sent t0]109.45, with sermon by the pastor,
the Tressler Orphans’ Home in LO¥S- Rey, DD, A, Sower. Youth Fellowship
fville, Refresiments were served bD¥ ay 6:90 p. m
* hostess Free Methodist Church Praver
Mrs, Joe Barnes, daughters Alice goivice on Friday evening. Sunday
| Jane and Gertrude, of Bellefonte, school Sunday morning at the regs
{visited over the noon hour on 8un- ular hour, followed by clase me
{day with Miss Jennie Bartholomew. ine and the regular preaching ser
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Baney and !vice In the eveniog al 7:30. with se
Miss Carrie Petterolf of Warriors mon by the putor, Rev. D. BE
Mark, were Christmas guests of My. seph,
ind Mrs. Harry Burrls, near Centre| Preaching service in the
{ Hall {terfan “church Sunday ev
Sgt Ini7:80, with sermon by the
Fifth Alr Force, 15 now on the Rev, H, E. Ockwoul
Islands. He has BeeN| guest at the tome of Mr
verseas for 15 months, twelve of Mrs. Bovd Lucas on Christmas
which were spent on New Guined oo. My and Mm
and the remainder of the time on | Ghar) les Saunders aud
the Netherlands East Indies, Sgt. | | Holt, of Centre Hall: My
Bradford 1s a son of Mr. and MIs. imamest Homan and dangiter Kathe
Clyde Bradford {leen, of Lock Haven: Mr. nnd Mrs
Miss Mary Delaney, in training at Norman Fisher and children, Mareia
the Geisinger Hospital, Danville, vis- land Norman, ang Mra. Amon Smith
ited with hiér parents Mr. and MTS. and dauglyter Sandre, of this nince
John Delaney, from Thursday until They all enjoyed a delicious turkey
Christmas moming, when she re= | dinner and 940 usual fen
urned to duty {around the family Christinas
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhoades en-| Mrs Robert J. Kscler of Philadels
tertained on Christmas Day Mr. and | phia, who has Leen spending the
Mrs. LE. Biddle and Mr. and Mrs. Christmas holiday with her parents,
Donald Biddle of Bellefonte. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bullock of How~
Howard Grove, who became quite ard, spent wMondar evening and
1 last is steadily improving. [Tuesday moving with her aunts
Mr. and Mrs, Charles M. Arpey Mrs. Grace and Miss Kage
elebrated thelr 60th wedding anni- Smith
versary at their home on West! Guests
Church street, recently. A few close Mrs. Churk Villans on Chek
neighbors spent the evening with the [day were her parocis, Mi
Arnevs as been the custom for a C. WW. Baudes d son
number of The guests were: this pla Mr. and A
Mrs. David Keller, Mrs, Emma Bm- Updegrafl and ehildren, of
erick. Mrs. Frmest Wagner and Mrs. (port; Mr. ang Mrs. Clarence B
Franklin Snale Refreshments were of Williamsport, and Mi 1d
erved during the evening Mrs. Ar- George Bauer ad dang hier
ney. who was INE Blanche I enjove C
and Mr marie dinne
Cember home of trimming
rent Thomas ing
Near
¥
Pre
wed -
Joe
Pre
ning at
Harald Bradford, who lg pastor
ue
and
Day
Holt,
Pave
and Mus
Valle
Ar
a
ivities
ree
week,
the homme of Mr. and
Enns
d Mrs
AR
Clayion
Will mane
of
Nas 0
years iv
pier
Mrs
oo
and Mrs root;
farm me Guest
Mrs. E
who en
Mr
rm ome of
» Rev
Centre
WwW. K Ss
Hall
a short
Mark, Mr:
Ida Weaver
yn were recent
Mark in Penn
Mark
Tew
M1 .
Mi 7
aArmeg
ald
the
Mr
have x
M the past
has bes
holidas
Mary H
spent 1
Aaron
Mi
and fam
with
ited
Qe
We
s Howie
Wil lamas
"la
Boechidol: mo-
Althens, Eddie
Daud; Dan
“ Loi i na daughts 3
Maria. Helen Charles Naw a ard son, mr
Marie White- Mrs. 1« Durst and child
relia Joh Philade a and e' nit
Kk wh Na
Alexander, Ja
js¢ Ralston 10
Caroilen, Ruth
Bill SweenM
ydeor angel
and Betty Johnson
EW. Houtz The
ongregation sang | extension
went
na
na Cen
Alma R
Apa
FARM CALENDAR
} FERTILIZEY
ied bedding
prove Lhe qua
quality of manu * used
fertilizers, sug RR. Dicke
agronomist at the Penne
sylvanin Siate College. Adequate
Daniel Bloom of supplies of manure will prove doubly
had as Christmas valuable now that commercial f
and Mrs, William |Hlizers are scarce
Mr. and Mrs. Don- YEAST AVERTS RICKETS -Ad-
children of Belle« ding irradia x1 yeast to calf feeds is
Alla Bioom of Cen- one methiogd of providing sulliclent
{Vitamin D lo avert rickets In Uw
J. PF. Weizel and oalves says 1. C. Nageotte, extension
Bob Wetael took the latter's dairy specialist at the Pennsylvania
daughter, Shirley, to the Masonic State Colleg> Rickets, a nutritional
Children’s Hospital in Elizabethtown disease, can often be arrested and in
the beginning of last week. She will many cases entirely corrected. Yeast
remain there for treatment of pate oan be mixed with grain feeds
alvels
The Woman's Missionary Society poultry flocks Is one method of sav.
of the Presbyterian church met with ling feed for Gugh-producing laying
Mrs. Philip Bradford on Wednesday hens, reminds H. H. Kauffman, pouls
evening. Mrs. Harry Dotter Gad try extendon specialist at the Penn.
'sharge of the devotional period. A | sylvanta Sta ¢ College. Laying flocks
playlet entitled “T'was Christmas should be culled when pullets are
Eve~An' the Bus Was Late” was starting to ay. and where produce
presented by Mrs. Harry Potter, Bar- tion falls telow 50 per cent In a
bara Potter, Eleanor Potter,
Whiteman and Billy Potter. Miss! CLEAN OUT CHIMNEYS In.
Helen Miller read a story about the specting and cleaning chimneys is!
poor whites in the southern moun- one wey of eliminating fire hazards
tains, Refreshments were served during eold weather, to
(during the social Gour, J. R. Haswell, extension agricul
Mri. Mary Neff, who has heen cone al engineer at the Permwylvania
{fAned to bed at the home of her State College. Homes with wood
daughter, Mrs. E. W. Miller, Is now [shingle roofs should also be equip
Shik we downstalny part of Whe ped wilh spark attesiers to avold
fires
M . "
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Mars
14
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Herds
Leroy
ith
me
IMPTU
sufficient
barns will br
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in
nity
tity » (
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8 and
£
d Mrs
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re Hal -
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inner guests, Mr
Miller of Altoona
ald Bloom and
fonte, and M |
and Mrs
ye | DORALHS
CULLING SAVES PEED-Culling’
Ann flock, Fliminate the joafers, he savas!
2
‘Wedding Is Perform. |
ed at Skating Rink
(Gontinusd froan page One)
placed thelr skates with
won Bi
The mald of honor
Naomi Long, daughter
Mrs, Raymond Long
and the best man wa
of
shoes and
was Mi
Mr. and
Milesburg
nad Shade,
ol
of
Zion
} nw Le
a full ler
at
ceremony the wide ©
gh rose eolored gown
tig waisthine wit
Black belt. Two ruffles exicnided over
each shoulder, She ware pink rose-
Lov hal ond carried gn Grin
bouaguel the same flower Bi
wore sigh wivle shoe skates
The bridesmaid was a tired In
white waist with o Jong full black
wiG-wille striped skirt. 8he oorred
an arm bouquet of red pose ouds aid
had similar flowers in her hair. Mer
white shates were tramined vikn
white “poms” ab Vie tee
The bridegroom and oest
were attired in conventional
with attached whieh
A. MUMNAS
The bride,
fonte High
emploved
je
en
back
to the Ii &
ol
man
Wit
Kate to black
Belle
w
ecinl
he
™
MM
who attended the
8 hool, formerly
Dy the Sylvania Ei
Products Co Milt Hall, but
been at home for some time
bridegroom has bess making
home with the Ralph Packsy fami)
In Milesburg since he iscalved un
hinorab.e discaarge from the uy
ADOUL a Year aso He wis in the wr-
viee for about 18 months snd is now
employed al the Yeariok garage It
Bellefonte
Tine
thon =
nloved
ni
wi
couple met at Loe
iM
for
Iv alter re
J RTOY
Thy
they hn
Heels pay-
the bridegrocers was on -
ime inunedia'e-
Nis Ganglia
L 8
shors t
¢
elviig ge frum
0
Ty Ane sv in Dow
purchased at Milesingy
Among the guests at the ceremon
the followin Ar ng Mi
Bea
now at bh
Lal 2 chi)
Dav Jd Dorms
Hurold
Milas
fren
York
Dorm
ning
{
Fire Destroys Big
Barn at Centre Hcl!
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Centre
Members
credit
it
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SCOTIA
By ILM. Wi Bam
¥e Dad non
& the
As s Joti
lap Now
My
ough
“
Year
Juhanng Will
hime [ou
pdey yon seriou
thon with gall trouble |
much nproved. She is
owt of wd 1
day and with the goo
of Dr. H. Thompson
Col'»ge and he:
Williams. she 1s
aid m
stndr
daugh
of hours
evening
now
able 1
Wn 5 ie of HNITY Rh
mecical
Dale of
nurse Mrs
mpron ing
ous be able Ww be down
Wein, Bix of Mr WiHhams
ters came up to spend a couple
with her Iasi Thuradn
and have a little Cartstmas
ae for her and 21% exchange a
few gills among themselves, as Is
the custam each year 10 meet somes
where and have a Christmas parts
among themselves and ako Invite
mother to Whe party
Cpl. Carl W. Dorman, son of M
nd Mrs. Harry Dorman of Waddle
shent a 24-hour furlough with his
parents. Cpl. Dorman is stationed at
Tonapah, Nevada
| Since we wrote our last lelter we
have been Informed that Mr. and
Mrs. Paul W. Ghaner are te pare
ents of their AM cli'id. a son Born
Inst Saturday, This makes four bey
and a mit In the family and also
(makes the writer unele again
Car! Cronemilier. 8r. of Belle
{fonte, visited Inst Saturday with his
aunt, Doras Ghaner
There were very few successful
deer hunters In this violn'ty during |
[the deer season. Our Jast trip out |
we saw plenty of trecks bit no deer
1 4
Bt
>
very dry
oe
‘
Oo
™
parts of corm il anf
it
in
the
fur,
Colored Fury
fia tuk corched
alt an i ik and turpentis
until
well
Scorched Spots
lean colomad lO Gye
been added
COTCHISC
nel
Lie
Vigorousiy
a deep
touch Rub
then brush
appear
(of3 3 =T-00 § 1-1 6
5 Ways Better .
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Windaos
“custom
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