Thursday, December 7, 1939. A———" oy mi PATTON BRIEF ovens . a + a rise ria following attended Virginia Consitor, Isabelle and Yvonne Hutterbaugh. Re nalda Lacue, Katherie Gresko, June Mary K. Hoppel June Rbhue Marjuirie Steir. Bessie Raoop : Born $0 Mr yi this piace tal, recently, a son We Spree it cigar last week tionally neglected to 3a mportant, but in he hope ting some reward heres ‘the Born to Drugs! and Mrs Raseell ea daughter The freshman class placed the larg- est number of stodents on the Pation High School hénor roll for the second six week period of the current school term, 16 from Hat class earning hon sr. The senior class was second with 13 hopper students, the sophomore class was meet with nine, and the junior class wras last with only three Two post-graduate students also earned pla- ces on the hosor list The complete honor roll for the period follows Freshen Grave Bearer Rayraond Dendres. Melvin Fregly, Anna Marie Haber, Raymond McCloskey, Edward Nuss, Cyril Senita, Eileen Owens, Dor. cthy Kriss, Francis Kilbowick Rios bert Williams William Weakland, Hilda Marie Miller, Henry Waugh, Ag- nés Legros, and Pauline Rodgers. Se- nigrs Sue Berrznsky. Bertha Cox Virginia Cossilor Jane Horne Iva Lees, Betty Overberger. Virginia Buck, Iva Furlage Lenare Thomas Mary Louise Dietrick Paul Baker Ear! Long, Robert Senita Sophomores ‘Marjorie Buck. Sara Dunbar, Mary C Hoppel. Dorothy Morgan, Dorothy M Churilla, Janet Ilest Helen Swope Arthur Lasoy. and Albert (Croskey juniors—Joan Pingli Ariene Willian son. Barbara Weakland, and posi-gra. dustes Ethel! Lesnak and Doris Neh rig Members of ae Patton High Schoo sausd were honored by Miss Bethe Mertets who enlertained them znd » group of high seal girls st her hoes Saturday evening November 5 Games and entertainment! oentiieved ar ound nn imaginary football game. af ter which the group snjoyed dancing and card playing During the games Bethel presented Ted Gresko and Karl Merviznan each with a tiny gold foo Ball, Cakes sriistically iced. to rep resent footballs end Patlon High Sch cals Blue sind Gold, fest ured Sart the lunch served to the guests 7 rooms were lactfully decorsisd in schoo! colores From the ceiling of one room was suspended a huge football contaliving favers for all. present The evening was climaxed by 8 shower of balloons relensed from 3 frail football siapended from the coiling of the Pres) Jeger af Patt Forsch, for 12 consecutive night at the recrgafizat Raymond D Buck was president nd Martin J samed treasurer Halph Lituinger the new member of the Rd . W. Meisel, Carrolitown. R D was elected president of the East Car roll township school hoard, for the 12th oonmecutive term James A. Dietrick, of Patton. R DD. was re-elected as vice. president A A. Feijhner, of Carrell town. RD is tressuter and J. 8 | Springer, Carrolltown. BR D. secretary Blaymorsd Niebauer i the new member af the board The Northern Cambria Republican Club will bold & buwiness meeting in American Legion home at Carrolliown on Tursday evening November 12h it 8 p.m Election of officers will ture. This meeting will be confined the members only. ind all membd are gyrged io attend Women's Denner 11 hold its regular meeting r evening December Bh 3% 7 in the Moose hill Attendance of mernbers is reguelded f i partanee I be discussed Andrew Limdyr ge : ane Kipte Hous fue the past veal Me and Mrs 2 aitler Rose Mate the weer it Charles Squire Ji § [wis Seer ast 3 &1 bagged a fou 51 pot aL The woung dies of rence parish will sponsor ginochie purty in he church has 3 Sunday events wg. Detember 19th Pri jen incioding 4 dolir prize Lurch Admission 35 tenis Donald Esstburn of S51 Boniface retiirned to his how on Sundsy af ter being & patient iB the Spangler bonpital, where he giderwent an op eration for sppendigitis two weeks a Fred Kuhnley. Sir, many ars ago as resident of Patten. died at his homme in Oregon lust week, according 10 ad- ps peeved by loess relstives Mr By oF ag arpid te Joke Kuhn. rane fer road ROOSEVELT VICTORY IN 1940 PREDICTED Chivas {ror Hugh MM Johreon fewsnaper columnist and former NRA sdmirlistrater. last Friday predicted that President gasevell will gam a third term a3: Pregpdent of the United in answer to open forum gues fier ar address before the Ji writs Road Builder Association. Gen Jonson said he believed Mr Roose sold wold become a Candidate m 1940 { was believed Ne bad B chance 11 he had only a 0-50 chance Johnson said “he would protec! the smored tradition of George Wash ngton, and would not seek apein the presidency ” ii be wat rar aed Frankly FIVE ARE HURT IN REVLOCU AUTO MISHAP Ebhensbuarg we lower jav tl Test ow HTH EHR f the wat hine Lares were Revi Fy Pu BAKERTON MINISTER IS UNTIED IN MARRIAGE Miss Roth Drake daughter of Mrs iva Drake of Willisgmaport and Rev DD. Owes Brubaker. pastor of the Ba- berton Methodist thoureh, were married peantly in the Williamsport Methodist cherch. Bev. Arthur Faus officiated, vein gihe ring ceremony Miss Miriam Broabaker, 5 siwter of WOOL SPORT-WEAR SWEATERS, from HOSE-—Smurt and new patterns, llomestic and imported knits, 25¢ pair. Intel-Woven in Christmas boxes, $1 3 pairs for SLIPPERS —n ul styles and $1.25 colors from . UNDERWEAR—Fine B. V. D. Bivadeloth Shorts and Cotton Tops | in Christ $1 mas box, at8fer.. . Other Makes i wees 4 Ho 3100 == Arvow's {ine Irish whitz orn il —26c™” uP BE talkin it yo duds iid SLE | | uxe i FULL FAMILY SIZE with all tisede joalinet Now, for the feet thar st this pies, yeu hove off these foatimem 1. Ome sulti-amrvice seul vee Bento ube rays ; Big | l-pound Ident Keeper Delphisiurs blue Wf over Sabon Porcelnin crioping pam Remowable fromter alielf Centrilly located interior ght Baiivin Thermometer Big sonce for fromen foods mn Fragter Barve styling os most expensive models. These combine to sme this full family size Holiday Pacomalper model the Merrion Christmas gift of sli PPppeaprrun “ A COMPLETE LINE OF ELECTRICAL GIFTS FOR EVERYONE WARE BINDER BROS. HAI BARNESBORO, PENNA. L the bridegroom and Wi ant of Altoons were the SHIRTS—White and fancy broadcloth. Pe Puc fn” 15.168 Arrow Shirts a (iber Makes . . - $1.15 HATS — Latest stylus in Browns, Forest Green and Gray, lined, at CHRISTMAS GIFT TIIAT WILL PLEASE HIM. Make it a pair of Jarman Shoes, Priced $7.50 (own to GLOVES Well mad) {or wear. All fab ries and styles, BELYTS-(enuine Lenther, with metal buckles, from oe BV. p. PAJAMAS AND cloth gr down fabric. Selection of lunging or slouping styles. Plime, { $2; lobes tomateh wy A ES TRIG Hs mT mn RI ft BE RNB RIE 5 HS 8 RAR 1 RAS 35
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