THE CENTRE DEXMOCRAY, BELLEFONTE, PX. Page Four The Wentre Alemocvat, BELLEFONTE, PENNA, Proprietors Editor Associnte Editor Business Mannger A C 5 san PAUL M. DUBBS, . CECIL A. WALKER BAUED WEEKLY BEVERY THURSDAY MORNING cluss Maller Entered in the Postofoe at Bellefonte, Pa, ss Bi nd TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Within Centre County $1.50 per year \ Outside of Centre County $2.00 per year wwab Rate to Seidiers $1.50 per vear, $1.00 for 6 mont $2.00 per year a for 6 mo The date your subseription expires is pial yr name All fssue of each month. We date on your label ter Matters for p Centre Democrat of week Advert 1 read! : Legal notie Bubseribeis for same All subscriptions will be continued a recdi 8 credits CIRCULATION OVER 7,000 COPIES EACH WEEK Member American Pre Association National Edit ! JESUS TEACHES FORGIVENESS International Sunday School Lesson for March 4. 15945 Lesson Text: Matthew base Our it Matthew acdvises hi possible effort fellow ness is one of Christianity example of C The fende, wronged and seek forgi their rule said sould three times Jesus lays } thofghe that love rec in its effort to redeem 88 Is not a matter of t an attitude of the PRT ould not jeave «38 Sp the guilt pion Tos. STArty an efiort to adjust ma If a private discussion the help of othery ! ed in an effort to bri trant to a realizati tion. This was to be of love and gener ishment and rever AS so it happens petuous Peter wio tion in the m asking how a brother times, more Jewish rule number indefinitel seventy times boundless Jesus knew th could be placed Then Jesus ih ing by the story basis of our les had been his own ness bestowed when was found In to himself, ad severity against him The fact that hi been moved by pity ery on tis » he sought preasure in Jesus man being wa great heaven! Wt attitude of would be entirely It Is easy to nobler to forget tice and wrong in fowieur/ umans rabhi shoud » Former Local Woman Aids With War Parcels but Je exp fore FIOTRIY feficiencs one pointe y Opre made ready A——————— Relieve Miseries of Your perso ) Nn wa hip £. Ni be put in the box, bul you may be x mental wish and prayer go i N : ul As He Sleeps y I each that one of these boxes Now most young eventually reach a loved one mothers use this medern wo y to relieve miseries of a chikl’s i cold, Even as you rub 4 it on, Vicks YVapoRub Skirts fo inihe bstation in ose and thioat, phlegm, ease coughlig. ‘Then, as baby slecps, Vapollub . , . PENETRATES upper bronchial tubes with its special medicinal h 4 1] message can The Prisoner of War packages are only one phase of the many, many good works being done by the Red Cross Last week a gel-logether meeting was held in our Chapter for the relatives of prisoners. This was 8 huge success as many news items were exchanged and 8 chanee for word of some relative otherwise | unheard of, A bulletin on war pris D oners and the Red Cross work Ia AL published each month at Washing ton, and 1 believe sent to relatives, but quite often these personal cone tacts, such ns at this above men- {tioned meeting, bring news which [seen more personal.” - Wall Paper VAPORUB Gives You this Old wall paper can be renovated | action. It's time-testad, {by using a heaping tablespoonful of | : the best known home | saltpeter to a gallon of hot water or relieve and apply freely with a flat brush. rie Vix Keep the water hot and the paper Va jean be pulled off easly. Letter from Florida Bears South's Sunshine Orn “A Little J is Relished by the Wisest Men" THE ICL Nonsense Now and Thea, Defin nos 8 itions ital doctor gi his patients in LOWY Iesyes DOthing un- SNL com ind cor Just an ( Nd Cluck - W * Ll a Little Man, th A - Adam (, . . they'll Get | t What Now 3] Bakers pod One ankmnl to Them { Rile wt d . » * fIn« :l's Opinion fire W hos Tn Pp Are ps Necessary White House Error 3 ‘ » & % Texas Is a Big Place ’ pet what SCAT MARTHA Hu : had p dif SINE RTLE MAGAT » Sai &1 The Hair To remove all dirt and grease from shiver the hair, wet it with warm water and d Lol then rub into the scalp the juice tives in Philipsburg of a lemon instead of Rinse alternoon ! halr thoroughly and dry it with a A nrge groumdhog near the home | soft towel. This will leave the hair [of Delsun Andrews got mixed up in| soft and glosay the dates and came out of his winter . quarters two woelks behind time Buy War Bonds and keep ‘emt Edith Pluk, who is employed at} Harrisburg, visited Inst week with her parents, Mr. and Mm GO L H D D | Fink . Mr and Mrs If your systern 0 lacking in Bloodbalide | 40000 ter Ing material, and If you fond ma down, ! below par, fromm putrithonsl anemia, he everal glad 10 report much a RTT i Har and Lael little | aii hing vidied amone reife Inst Thursday | v MY we are wile aan p Walter Merry and Marcin, of McKeesport, spent the weekend with Mrs Merry's Luebert's Aron Tonle Tablets |Poarents, Mr. and Mrs. NR. Stiver 3 | Mra. Beatrice Andrews, Mrs, Hel. ‘ene Spackman of this place, and which are sesnposed of leon, MahuAAss Phosphorus | quantity of Extract [Mrs. Lols Merry of MeKeeaport, vise Cod Liver Oil. Biter Toate Yorable Drags and Hepsier utucieg 4 [ied last week with heir sister, you are weak run dows wy Cadet Nurge Betty Stiver st Phila seeording 0 directions, delphin al WL ena 28 Woy 0 | seaman Jimmy Meckley of Bain AG, Lusbert, P.D. Coatesville, Pa. hieclan. Md, is bome on o weekend) A W— 4 ery Knare. Lester Mink and Roy 5 prominent farmers of this pi sttended the Hipple sale at Bellefonte last Friday Col John Stiver reports He has sanded In the Philippine Islands and this invasion vas really some. on ship L TLR thing to see and also rem >mber the night of the Invasion our was torpedoed but did not rink Martha Blasosky, of Port Matilda was # visitor at the ome of ber school pal, Wanda Stiver, last Thursday - ZION Mrs. Mae Welland hag been une der the doctors care with a bad cold Bion Is Hapoy to have Mrs, Nettie Neff return to Keep house for Cyrus Anna King is up again alter be ing ill for several weeks Joe Royer is seriously il] at this writing. Mrs. Dorothy Stover has been suf ‘Continuation of Fancied Plane Flight | Continued from page One er Billy Halligan arrived a. the ton with his train load of passen goers, 1 sald him ‘Hello says you nhiave aged some sinee | saw you last. at Undonville, where have vou been all this time?” 1 looked up High sireel and saw at Diamond literally packed people, 1 gol my flivver and we up High street al a height of 50 feet salied » iy 80 § O giv ple a ct dey to the Was with side we thie Ded Momma sie YRrG, ana et time being I then came «¢ " take ing Was lo Lhe Harter taking Slog ON the monument raw The Coleville 1B Hall Biwwy I were thers Fen to the « there and played Chiel anc and Earl Tuter for thelr Bullock cami Ng & bargain sient no Lew ary tive Dapper up 0 me Dent or He offered Ion 1 asked him tw L£) DOOA He he) then I backed ot President Roos He iu my pa i 7 mdividua auf raging speech. | feet and a half hour the peopee wore all on the street nie frighten clyes Lake editors, Fred Dunham was out with his pencil. 1 Wid through Wwe megaphone who ami that i int time 0 land. Saw Abe Weiner, ex-Sherit! Bob Cook, How. ard Moore, Doe McEntire and many ther {aces One ing the peodic 1 was {amiliay Then My peech and over to Centre Hall regained their challing weasan'iy as we salled Then we balanced in the alr and wie people see us before we dropped lower JL wasn’t {long until streets wore flied Ex-Commissioner George Goodin rt had just come from the dinner table with a piece of wallle enke In Dis hand. Billy Mingle stood in the bank door clutehing a big roll of greens backs. David Boozer came out of the butcher shop with a great hunk of bee! in his hand, Editor Smith was on hand with pencil and notebook After we thought the people were satisfied we turned our ship and iwent back to Bellefonte the crowd still on the street. While we were | gone, Jim Corl, Dave Foreman, Kim- port, Traflord and John Dunlap passed thelr hats around for a cols lection for my benefit. 1 asked thom how much they had Corl sald “47 ipennies, 2 nickels and a dime” “Gemima'” sald 1, “these people must mye thought they were In church--give it to the poor” we shot passengers wel has HONE let tw gers get on the ship and we salled {back and got home in me for din. {ner well pleased with our trip “DOMINO” CLOTHING FOR MEN & BOYS 1 then had my nice litle passen- | March 1, 1945 st Lo —— La Query & Answer Column inge. 1f another mage ang t marr ceremony WO Charen eligible of the publ erie man who § ceremony uo wmed Lhe Ceremon HERLY would be iat the 7 r i Ww huspang > History Sketch of Zion Reformed Church Public Sales Continued from five page po wile H. L. HARPSTER 1 AUCTIONEER Prompt attention given all sabes PHONE B71 PINE GROVE MILLA, FA in Pishep Fichey rendered sone wd inspiring musi Mrs. H A Md : car Fisher wilh t) we excel. with RECAPPING AND VULCANIZING NEW TIRES, TUBES WHEELS AND RIMS KEYSTONE TIRE SERVICE 8. Potter Street Bellefonte, Pa 24-HOUR SERVICE Kee eof Mileage Zdon and Bey all shared in Mr hospitality during afternoon a 1 held anda maae Noll and otuers In the evening Rev. A. A Black Boalsburg preached an eloguent sermon on the fluences of the home. It was discovered during the day that a mistake of Oily dollars was made in reference 0 the sabe scription taken in the morning but the amount was subscribed in the evening It was a very pleasant and profitable occasion and te church will stand for years gs a monument to the generosity of the people of | Zion and vicinity The church 5 heated by a big {furnace in the cellar, Bricks for the church were made of clay from the John Strohm farm at Ridge and {baked on the premises. Wood was | taken from the Clevensiine and | | Thompson estates. The building |commitlee was composed of John | | Royer, Henry Gerbrick and Harvey | | Vonada. Samuel Decker feasted the | s on chicken and they | Chic - church Evans in Le by Bey f of L. FRANK MAYES General Auctioneer CALL STATE COLLEGE, was Real Estate Sales A SPECIALTY! Why not have the benefit of competitive bidding In the sale of your property. Past sxpertences have proven that public sales of real estate greatly enjoyed the treat a fa A man may become sick becatse | he thinks he Is sick, but we donb | if anybody oan Sunk off a broken | -— WM. B. RANKIN AGENCY MARY M. RANKIN, Agent. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE BELLEFONTE, PA . ui i a i
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