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UNION PRESS-COURIER
; _Tuesday, December 2, 1047
St. Benedict
The home of Mary Margaret
Caldwell was beautifully decorat-
ed for the annual Christmas par-
ty of the Presbyterian Ladies’
Aid Society. The regular monthly
meeting was conducted by the
President, Mrs. Matilda Lang.
Gifts were exchanged and a deli-
cious lunch was served. Thirty-
two ladies attended.
The St. Benedict Ladies’ Club
held a formal Christmas party on
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Jake Bilko. A chicken din-
ner, with all the trimmings, was
served by candle light at 7 P, M.
The balance of the evening was
spent in playing cards. Each
member received a corsage and
favor from the hostess. Mrs. Em-
erick won first prize, and Mrs.
Jake Bilko received second award.
The following attended: ‘Mrs.
John Emerick, Jr., Mrs. Clyde
Bradford, Mrs. Jim Hunter, Mrs,
John Ludington, Jr., Mrs. Bennie
It would be
difficult, indeed,
to forget our friends,
particularly at Christmas,
We want you to know
how close we feel to all
of you, and how sincerely
we wish for each
of you the choicest
blessings of Yuletide.
McCrory’s
5 & 10c Store
MAGEE AVE.
Patton, Pa.
| WE aeze you
Bilko, Mrs. Charles Stickler, Jr.,
Mrs. Leo Berringer, Mrs. Bernard
Swanson, Mrs. William White,
and the hostess, Mrs. Jake Bilko.
George Ream, having completed
his first term in engineering at
the Drexel Institute of Technalo-
gy, at Philadelphia, is spending
cation at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Ream.
Mr. Clair Caldwell and son,
“Bucky,” spent Friday evening in
Cherry Tree.
Parents of children in grade
school, have bought their child-
ren's pictures.
Esther Anderson entertained
her Sunday School class at her
home on Friday evening. The ev-
ening included exchanging of
gifts, drawing of names for Se-
cret Sisters and election of offi-
cers. Out-of-town guests were Mr,
and Mrs. Karen Anderson of
Spangler, and Janet Hunter, Has-
tings. From town the guests in-
cluded Jane Hunter, Sunday sch-
ool teacher, Carol Jean Hunter,
Larue Saylor, Barbara Wiser,
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: AT CHRISTMAS
And trust
to offer you Cheer
every day
of the year.
RYAN'S
Blue Sunoco Sta.
his Christmas and New Year's va-|q
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Georgianna Stickler and Adele
Ahlstrom.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ahlstrom
and daughter, Phyllis, were shop-
ping in Ebensburg Monday.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Moore and
Mrs. Charles Stickler, Jr. were
shopping in Altoona on Thurs-
ay.
The ‘“‘Cinch” Club of town had
‘Star at Bethlehem,” at the [solos by Mrs. Joseph Jones.
Spangler Presbyterian Church on
Sunday evening.
Features of the |
their Christmas party at the
Clarence Hunter residence. Prizes
were taken by Mrs. Max McDev-
itt and Miss Dorothy Tatters of
Barnesboro, and Miss Ann Sy-
mons, Other guests were Helen
Lowman, Agnes Lowman and Bet-
ty Tatters of Barnesboro; Jane
Hunter, Mrs. Vern Ahlstrom, Mrs.
Clair Caldwell, Rose McDevitt, of
town; also Mrs. Gust Anderson,
of Spangler. They exchanged
gifts and a delicious lunch was
served by the hostess, Mrs. Clar-
ence Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wiser
and daughters were shoppers in
Indiana.
The St. Benedict Westminister
Fellowship presented a cantata,
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FRIE NDS
this Christmas bring
happiness as true,
as that
we have known
in our relations
with you!
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If we could—
we would say ‘“Merry
Christmas” to each of you
personally. Since we can’t,
the next best thing is to
put our greetings in print.
Huber’s
Hardware
Magee Ave. Patton
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CHRISTMAS
In Colonial times Christ-
mastide was the gayest
and happiest season of the
year ...and so it is today.
It is our sincere wish that
during this Christmas of
1947 the warm, sweet
joys of this blessed sea-
son may fill your hearts
to overflowing.
Patton
Motor Sales Co.
Park Ave.
Patton, Pa.
% No matter what the language
the spirit of Christmas is the
same everywhere . .. in France,
in Holland, in Sweden ...
in the good old U. S. A. As you
celebrate this joyous season in
and
spiritual companionship with
people of good will all over the
world, it is our hope that this
Christmas of 1947 will be the
merriest you have ever enjoyed.
Morgan &
Dietrick
RESTAURANT
PATTON, PA.
This Merry Christmas
is to you.
There is no wish
— than this jolly
old fellow
is now bringing
to you.
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Service Station
Patton, Pa.
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And when the day
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our friends
Continue on and on
and on!
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Eagle
Prtg. Co.
Barnesboro
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With all the
joys of the season
to you!
GOOD HEALTH,
GOOD CHEER,
and a
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
SOLOMON'S
RESTAURANT
Patton, Pa.
Mrs. Harry C. Ream,
and Chloe, motored to Morgan-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Symons | town, W. Va. on Saturday. |
were shoppers in Altoona.
The Methodist Christmas pro-
gram is being held Monday eve-
ning at 7:30.
evening will be recitations and |fellow who isn’t going to kill him-
songs, selections by the choir and |gelf working.
~—It’s the individual willing to |
{work his way up who passes the |
George
Mr.
| ents, Mr,
Hollentown
John Simmers,
been employed at Harrisburg, is
|at home this week with his par-
and Mrs. W.
Visitors at the Simmers home
on Sunday last Mrs. Johnnie Wil-
who has
Mr. and
Simmers. | don, Pa.,
Mr. and
sko, of Madera, Anna Mae Sim-
mers of Nettleton, and Mr. and
Mrs. Geraldine Kibler and family
of Owens Mill,
and daughter, Helen, of Hunting-
were
Hollentown.
ebrated their 42nd wedding anni-
versary on Tuesday of this week,
Their son, John, also was 28 years
of age on the same day,
Mrs. A. C. Hollen, mother of
Mrs. Ethel Conley,
ill.
Mrs. A. C. Britton has been
| helping care for her mother, who
has been ill.
—
Mrs. Leroy Simmers is seriously
recent visitors in
Mrs. W. Simmers cel-
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