Page Two E——— CENTRE HALL Mr. and Mrs. John H. Knarr re- | turned to their home Monday after a two-months' vacation iri places of interest in FI Knarrs visited Goodhart in Pi Mrs. P, P. Henshall Beach, H. J. Lambe: Lambert in Lakew Mrs, Frank Wil On the way hom Baltimore, Md i sisters, Mu Wade Edward Frank Mr. and Mr of Penn's Cave day with Mi mert in R The Woma Trinity Ref Mrs. John Del evening. Dev of Mrs. Paul Bruce Ripka tertainment the social } were: Mi Mrs. D M Reese Mrs John Martz 0. W Booze Bair, Mrs, Harry Fred Slack Mrs. William Clarence Blazer Forty-nine study cla § home last Tue Rev. John Nees the cla whi Book of Hebre the i Sunday ana Potter Mill of Lewistown ning with } ster. Mrs at the S Harry is on a fornia there ¢ is sponse take Mr ployed the Bell Mr Eleanor ter remaine family for teacher fonte wher Home They wer: office the court structive by Judge The Grou of the Luth Mrs. J gfterncon sion genting ge of M present Mr En Alexanc 8 W trow the | | tainment and Mrs. Fred Lutz had the enter- Refreshments were serwed during the social hour, Present were M1 Durst, Mi Lutz, Mrs, Harry McClenanhan, Mr Bruce Runkle M1 Jack McClenahan, Mrs. Do- mer Smeltzer, Mrs. George Sharer Mi W. A. Alexander, Mrs. Clyde Dutrow and Mrs, Elmer Bloom Marchie Winn of Claremont visiting with Mr, and Mrs Grove of near Centre Hall and Mrs. George McCormick d on Saturday and Mrs. A. E M1 John Cit Philadelphia, the weekend and Mr were with her Reeder Joan, Patty and Hall RD, were Mr. and Mrs. James Ree- pring Mills Leister and Ray Du- Sunday Mr Paul Tommy and Mrs a quilting Samuel Bitner Leister attended home of Mrs, John Neff of \ ‘entre Hall one afternoon la Mrs. George McCormick Frank Palmer called on ernoon to see Mr. and Faust in Potter: t McCormick rollege it the home of Mr. and | 8g Mrs. Gardner Grove last week were Newt Hockman, of Zion: Mr. and M1 Nevin Hockman State College Mrs. Frank were Kathryn John- Potters Mill Mr ie Ci lie Dianne, of Belle- id Dur 1 jest f Mr. an George MeCormick were Mr Mr Charles Jodon, Isabel Deanne, and Van, of Belle- vy aller it the nd Mrs Hugh Ralston in Lin 11 were Mr. and Mrs. Russel) { George f Tussevville ¢ Blazer Centre Prank Shutt, of Lin- sald Qr Donald St Sunday supp Samuel Bit. ner lege, were hool in Monda Blaine Leister had llers from Lewistow: ter Mr Eugene DR. A. F. PRATT, Optometrist Opposite Post Office at REBERSBURG PHONF DAYS the ir ick bout within ot 1 that lead trol the ard CHURCH with ¢ ost con of through RUNVILLE - YOUR trained week and . Ral] Howell while at WOK jast beet fT duty since William Watson was taker ntre County Hospital last Sat] ng for treatment, and | condition is not so good at thi A morni ng | inn Purl received word that be | : ecame 8 “Creat Orand Pap Bethesd Rk 2:70. again down in Baltimore, Md., when | the stork left a baby girl, Charlotte last Wednesday morning at a hos- | hospital there, Mother and danghter are doing fine Remember the Samuel Shirk Sale | Mar. 22, when the ladies of the | BUSH HOLLOW on School next BE. U. B. Church will serve the sunday 0 a.m. Preaching ser. refreshiients, Samuel Shirk will | | vice will folk the Bunday Schon! be ready to move into his house | Young People's meetis it 7 pm. here after his sale. He sold the farm | wit be followe evangelistic ser. to Thomas Meyers, of Runville vice In chargé of the Rev. Fisher Sgt. J. J. McCliney, of Camp astor. Remembe ming Breckenridge, Ky. returned home [vival with the Rev. and Mm fast Sunday t6 spend a ten-day | Conrad as the workers, Apr jeave with his wife and son n Mr. and Mrs, J. Justice, of Cres- Mr. william Watson, of Chestnut | son, visited with Mrs Fred With. © Grove, father of BEd Bush of this | erite over the weekend. place, is a patient in the Centre Mr. Callie Woodring who is In | County Hospital. We all hope he the Centre County Home is feel. will soon be able to return to his | ing better at this writing. home Mr. and Mrs. Fred Witherite and The Earl Weston family are driv. | Mr. and Mrs. Ted Witherite visited ing another ear which they pur- | at the Milligan Lucas home at Un. chased Inst week 'jonville last week. Mr. Lucas has Dennis Watson was a caller at | not be feeling well, the Bd Bush hme Bunday morn-{ The stork left at 10 pound, 11 ng ounce baby boy at the Centre Mary Resides is working at the County Hospital for Mr. and Mrs, Boone home in Central City | William Howell. Mother and son are Bunday visitors at the home of getting along fine. the Rev. Fisher were Mrs, Paul! E. BR. Hancock and his house- Bechdel and Sandra, and Mr, and keeper, of Philipsburg, visited at Mrs. William Fisher and Ronald. | John Purl’s home last Sunday af- ternoon Come out to Sunda Exactly That “Pa”, sald the boy, looking up Mert: “I'd like to get a divoree, from his book, “what does a man's 1 don't [pette’r hall mean?” a "a aq Jon put “Usually, my son,” replied wel Tok Cert “Why don't you sue him father from behind his evening pa. for Inecompatiodityr) | per, she means exactly what she' Mert: “T , If I could cateh says.’ him at it" ——— WATER ST. 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