Page Two HE CENTRE DEMOCRAY. BELLEFONTE, PA Feb 1945 uary 15, UNIONVILLE | Methodist Church this Thursday evening of Mrs. Harriet Askins of which will be held the regula: monthly business meeting of the Of- ficial Bo Sunday school Sunday morning at the usual time uth Fellowsiip in the evening at 6:30 immediately followed by the preach- ing at 7:30, with =ermon by) the pa Rev, D. A wer Free Methodist Church Pi service Friday evening In Sunday school Sunday Pravey at the at the service home clo {4 ard service for Ho Aye hur mormni Howe 1 iter ] and lit daughter, Sand to Lock Haven ra Lou Sunday moon tle ed ‘ fn doc on Satur- being cared 1 daugsiter and na Mi R Gent Her many f or Bellef« neighbors speedy Mrs came her mie recovery Mollie Talhelm of Julian iddenty 111 last Thursday John of this piace, who brought is home be and was mother son his wi bed and wn- called down at present der De care of bet t this writing friends covery Mr more count Mrs here ore she onfined to Omi id her many y doct ter ar neighbors trust her re- spendy Kurtz i called hotne filness of hey helm, and wits: her De removy and may Fre Md ol Mollie Ta ting be ferick Balt TAs on the here ass she is able to home in Julian Miss Kate Smith ng her many [friends weeks being confined ff 1M out again a (te aller is 164 of the Bridge numity were t evening at Blair Holtzworth week and was taken County Hospital performed from the where Was wame wor Kin greeting oth the lark Williams wa who Ww Flick, and and rel Mrs amm ves In ommun INiLy ns X ormed week the Lewistown ond child EC abbath Jesse received Hall n Fr somew} oc! wh ere in Cer. wounded Fred will come UNICIPA M MILLHEIM| w NEW SHOW TIME Shows at 7:10 and 9:00 P.M. ADMISSION-14c & 15¢ L FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY (February 186) Crosby, Barry Rise Steven "GOING MY WAY" outstanding Bing Fitzgerald One of the Ars attractions SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY (February 17) Hedy Lamarr, Paul Henreid, Sydney CGreenstreet “THE CONSPIRATORS” “JASPER'S PARADE" and LATEST FOX NEWS ISSUE WEDNESDAY NIGHT ONLY (February 21) The MARX BROTHERS--in “THE BIG STORE" A Comedy Riot . . . Youn laugh til it hurts! PARAMOUNT NEWS ISSUE and “SCIENCE” , motor- | received a letter recently from her husband, Captain Shelby, with news that he has recently landed somewhere in France, Janie Is with her parent Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zahniser while vier husband is over- CAMB Miss Kate Smith entertained the members of the Wi-Mo-Ma-8is Club at her home on Wednesday evening All present had a delightful time since they had not been ral weeks SPRING MILLS Friday evening the C cla the Salem and Reformed church tion of Rev, Carl Aaronsburg al the and Mrs. Alfred Crader of town I'hose present were: Jeanne Weiser, ginla Welser, Ruts Ann Welter Braucht Dean and M for the . enb rs and niser, together on wechetl- Evangelical under the di- Isenburg home of Mr cal 8 of re ol med Other Y Mrs Robert ‘atharine and Mrs Bobby ret Crader evening were Mr. and Mr ght er ( Mr children at line aau nd home Maude and dan ughter Ru Mark el] Miriam Burd Led on Rich- ie Stit. Clarence day Albright visiuing wee ken nd visit » Joh JOT. "i John 8hoo spend- r} iis home ywugh at hi After furlough es for a camp In Mill leony Spring Shook ! Carolina Mr. and Mrs George Oentee] and hildren of Milesbhurg, spent Sunday aftern visiting with his m Viola Gentael of tow Mrs. Kemwth named Loe on thes and Alt ti following Corestinutl Rut H Harold Crader AY Ciub Meyer, All Amer Bartley Roy Krumrine They had as a guest John Goodhart New York. In the altermoon Ar- iell Myers took feed up to the camp which the men put out moun- for the deer and Mrs road men spe Clair Crade; Frank fiso uses Jonn Beaton red on ie tam Mr iw St bee baby Hos. This is Clau parents in the Centre Counts iteer MM a afternoon n i also th the family EST med Berard Edgas {ay i] ang (From Last Week) ax d Mrs. Ray Miriam, vis and Mrs. Claude Stitzer Nevin, were Bunday visitors at the Samuel 8titzer home Mrs. Dolores Duddy former Dolores Condo of [llinol ame 81 Mills recently to visit Hilllara Zetile whe mewhere in Virginia with fis father Hall the to Pre y 1 ved weoknd Zettle of Penn Mt Mrs. Frank were Saturday afternoon Lewisburg and Milton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ianghter spent Sunday M1 sta pent Roland wr fhe wd in kin Visors and Biri amit with Mrs 1 and Mrs Carl parent and Lone {f tow he men iv Band are the public a te near futu local papers for and time Last Priday evening the choir of the 8t. Mark's Lutheran church held their first rehearsal at the Frank Strickland vwome. Following the re- hears they were entertained by Mr. and Mrs, Strickland. The choir will meet this coming Friday eve ning at 7:30 at the home of Mrs Cuy Corman Pvi. and Mrs. Kenneth became the proud parents of a baby girl born Baturday evening in Centre County Hospital This makes the third ehild in the family but the first daughter. As yet the baby has not been given a name Because of the bad roads Betty Haugh of near Madisonburg, could not get to her home 0 she spent some me pir! friend, Miss Dorothy Auman Mrs visited with on Friday Misa Violet Walker a sister of Mrs. Kenneth Albright, Is care of her two boys while she Is In the hospital Miss Martha Barger, formerly of Spring Mills, is visiting In Ohlo with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Werner Craft, Miss Lera Meyer Is the victim of Ia bd cold | Misses Lois Marte Meyer and Le. lona Wolfe, student nurses at the Celsinger Hospital, Danville. spent tw wit » ut." e+ h r Pur A | Mr. and Mrs, Robert Weaver atid daughter Catharine Towne- making plans to give concert sometime in Keep watching the the definite date 1h of the Cregg ” ui Albright Miss Josephine Stover ley, the! Misa | visiting with her | taking ! evening visitors at the Alfred Crader home. Miss Lucille Smith of OeorgosyVills has beeh absent Trom sehool the past three weeks due to a bad cold The second grade students have | missed hercyery much during this} time Chemistry Makes Vast Progress (Continved from page One) d the artich Hght Wal He also exaibited u amazing variety into whieh thi welght fiber has yearn He towlines and di of other tough resilient gone during the MIP Le f nyl pulling inv glider: 1s of the ser nylon ing inte climbing ropes parachutes, a fabri called the strongest type of cloth ever for its weight bristles for brushe strings musical ments, tapered bristies to bristle formerly use in br ollless bearings for mo a yet whine: and nm asion exhibited 0 wily In othe; ® we arn Vice in Mn hair 11 ir" replace for the paint electric ro) m breakable indestructibl ing cup Mr unusual which production score ati has helped Al packed into a cav Drivirg SIMPY appli a rivet consist with dele the sl pecing In maxing ttomobile of plastic wid at a Mr. L$ William J chalirma dent | troduced Ng men nted tiv Deliefonte George FE nt odneed E Guests lowing: 1 A. Y. Willa Welght Rel te Howard Hot Hayes Darhy, Mm atm Warr Mark Stear Lemont Mr Harter, Howard: Mrs A Penns Furmice. Mis. J Markie Mi Wels Spring Mill Furnace Henry in Biddle Julian FM f Nei et. Bellnfonte Hush LL. Wil Are Chm Helr ny ve Cert Tbhrigiht Fred George de Ivaia Boalsd NMoward Mill MT A. L. Albright Hyery Ph Ste ver Aaron W. Stearns. Lemont: H Bellefonte A. J Burrell A. BR. Houser, Rockvinw man, Centre Hall State College is ht Loiie Zublet Penn Howard burg Guy MM Musser Miliheim V. A Au- James J. Markle WwW. PP. Campbell, Petins Cave: Miles H Cubbon, Stale College: Hudh LL. Wilson, Storms- town, Lee Smeltzer. Pleasant Gap J. Foster Mi State College: C H. Campbell, Penna, Furnace; Ward C. Krape. Rellefonte: A. CC. Bimpson, J. Mae Curtin, J. Brooks Binns, Ray E White, Raltéy Lightner all of Bellefonte James Evey WwW. E Youngdah!l: John Pation, State Col- lege: Horry B Courser and Don Crowl, of Bloomsburg Rev. E E Ormston and J Bose sart DeHans, both of Bellefonte, were welcomed Into the club as new members of Kiwanis Complete “Holiday” For Wrapping Pape (Continued from page One) shoes are lined with It: his are written on “His barreeks are bullt with pape wallboard paver roofing, paper in- RR. Zublet 0 om her wer r Walter Weaver of Millheim, | letters sulation. He shots at paper targets, | eats from paper plates, drinks from paper curs! his battles are planned, ‘his orders ave wowed, on paper “Literally he lives, trains, and fight) vith Ms paper his incis- | pensable (dropping supplies and paper conts used In Invasions Are [among the mor Re paper for rin. also , were Sunday, {Bar | canned jdreted travels threat to private capitalism y. Paper parachutes for Sin propdanin, week, the following suggested rents | lations of the War Production Board are listed: hooeries: No merchandise to be { wrapped or packaged by grocers with the following items exceptions Bulk raisins, bulk beans, bulk mall baby food, bulk rice, small milk, bulk macaroni, dehy- soups, candy, bulk cookies, gelatin tems, extracts and spied light bulbs, bulk spagheti mall canned ment items, wiket tissue, Lol- laundry fre:sy pros meat department lems Hem Si) - let soap duce, all unwrapped bakery All Items pre-packed containe knocked down lamps, mirrors } ROUP, , And be delives when Juvenile ' Furniture Lo ered In delivered Lure ell i Ie i have necessary protec Unwrapped only Lied uld wrappings protected at ends rolled In and Drug St All tollet good: original containers ot } AcCKn should be tomer unw! be Wi Jewelry um rug! linol All tive reverse Ores: given when al- HVen CUuse in ready 0 i All saliwsry good upped Packa to islomer unwraj be u may ad or boxed ticles handed ped may ed $2 Salvaged Novelt jewelry under piaced in ustomer with ised co $8 95 inder Favor Wing to Hospital Here it that the ig suppers 4 IN ro mn Casum outlined gf need for additi cilities at the county hospital Aah ys D Lelteell of the YFW Leg whic thie if pressis a ma represent Qommiss he need f Ar the hospital 1 parted that of Centre ( mM are nt g } ™ nt the Home than Many persons who cahnot ack ff | more od AM sire hospital. now bBecadse Mr. Keeler req ization have It of cilities n RB Bowser, W sid he believed wa are not in fay mem but i insie ial whieh will contribute and wort : he communily Mrs. Mary Marvey Seoll, secretary of the Bellefonte Chamber of Com - merce. cited a magasfnee article in whieh 8a Marine was quoted as being appalled by talk throughout ie no. tion of erecting monumental mem. orial and deciiring that the diery of World War II sani usefy memnorinis Henry 8. Linn War 1 veteran VOLEPSlIs AF a NOI ts fn refer of sliuinm oria BOTTI Oe wi men Hwee eTvie losting CA and Miss Mo Linn, both spoke In favor of the hoe. pital and Charles A. Schaefer de. clared that! monaments such as tH one in front of the Court House som lose their meaning and purpose Miss Marie Doll, secretary of Bor. ongh Council and sister of Mt Charles PF. Doll. who Jost his fe in World War 1. and whose memory Is perpetiated mn Lhe naming of Breoks«<Doll Post, American Legion Bellefonte, declared that In Der opinion the hospital would be the most worthy memorial to veterans {of the two World Wars. Miss Doll e to the tion In ret [added that the churches throughout | {the county provide eal places for memorial services and for medita- | Hon J. Thomas Mitchell proposed the motion that the meeting go on ree. jord ns favoring the hospital project, | fang the motion was seconded by Mi Keeler 3 Red a a there are some natives Who spread the ericans Unt every mile the army moves towards Berlin Wanita lB nn amo Home front dwellers have Incorveniences order that the baywat the front % Hitler would like Vo persuade Am! ] | ] | res S51 {the bonsbing In Germany The son. of Pleasant G fonte High Colleg It’s Always Harvest Time In A&P’s Big Victory Garden! Now you can have the pick of the nation's finest gardens on your fable all year ‘round at thrifty prices! You see, ALP through its modern food dis- tribation methods, rushes luscious, juicy fruits and crisp, flavorful vegetables from sunny growing areas straight to you! 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