CARROLLTOWN | North Cambria, Bamesboro Kiwanians Install New Officers 9 CHS Students Receive Poetry Acceptance Papers | Nine Carrolitown High School | tadents received certificates of | for their poems sub- noceptance mitted to Dernis Hartman, secre- | School | tary of the National Hi Poetry Assn, Los Ange Joseph V. Maucher Jr, ‘ising principal, presented gred: “American Carnage” by Lois Fees, uh, Sprin Life” by Joan Fwrabau ring’ Vice- toria Marana, * ‘Bamntul 3 Lamont, “Autumn” by Malloy, “Autumn” by Larry Leh- miler, “Sorrow” by Alfred Panek Never Be A Miner” Shero, and “If” by Mary Barnes. super- i the | Awards at a special assembly on | Monday morning. The following 8 Seniors and 1 Junior were hon- | Put | Vincent | by Tom | Ruth | These poems will be published | in an Anthology of High School | Poems this coming spring : 0 John Serafin Secretary Of Local Church Group The St. Benedict's Holy Name Society, at a meeting on afternoon retained the officers with the exception secretary, Cyril Stevens, tendered his resignation - John - Serafin being the ficial. Officers are as follows of ths having and new nf - President Harry Hoover, vice presdent. Paul treasurer; John Serafin 88 Senior Marshall for the year and Paul Gavaler was elected the | Junior Marshall The Holy Name Baciety of Sit Benedict's Catholic Church last . Bunday morning received Holy Communion in a body and foi the Mass service hod an Communion Breakfast in honor of 35 new members taken into the group. The meal wag served at the fostmaster, and the speaker was CLOTHING SALE! ALL CLOTHING AND SHOES Hie RELUORD FOR JANUARY BALE! Beys’ High-Top Shoes, sizes 10 to 1 Chil drake Artics ALL JACKETS FOR MEN AND BOYS T COST PRICE t JOE'S CUT- RATE STORE Sunduy | former | Fred | Lieb, | treasur- | er. Herman Karlheimm was chosen! Pictured are some of the members and James Studio Photo, Pa ta present at the joint installation ol officers of Barnesboro and Northern Cambria Kiwanis Clubs held inst Thursday evening at the Central Hotel in Carrolftown Installing officer was Kiwaniv' Lieutenant Governor Samuel Z. Miller of Phillipsburg. Assistant District Altorney ALY Com tary A tation A. McDonald of Ebensburg, who C spoke on the methods used by To Reorganize On Feb. 1 Communists in infiltrating their Bene Aoctrines in the Democracies, and dict hurch Hall on Bunday af. the part that all Christian peo: lernoom, members of the comn pies should play in combating the evil Rev. Father Fiavan OSB. pastor of Bt Church, gave an interesting in- stroctive address to the gather ing. About 90 members were in attendance at he breakfast a meeting in the St the C emetéry As named by the embers of the parish They are Lish, F. A. Khine FEimer Frank Buck, 8 1 Miller onnell, William J. Shar and M. PP. Westrick cemetery commitiee has exceptionally active during the past several y2ars and thronigh their offorts lhe Church cemetery has becomme a ¥pot pleanirg to the eyes Officers for past year were A A ied president, F. A. Kline, Vice presi- dent: Elmer Luther, secretary and Frank Buck, treasurer Dir ectors were 8 I Miller, Don Connell, Wiliam Lauer and MP Westrick. The new committee will meet on Feb 1 for a ganization meeling oe Sister Ann Augusta Schroth visited her aunt. Mrs Theodore Vogel, here, over the Week end Mrs Vogel has been ill recently F' A Kline and daughter Mra Anastasia Benjamin and family were in Pittsburgh on Sunday, wihere they visited with Mr and Mrs. Oscar Reig Friday visitors at the Joe Leo riard home were Mr. and Mrs Michael Struck of Cleveland, OO and Mr. and Mrs George Tomko of Rossiter, Pa. Mrs. Harry 1. Foes is spending | this week in Jouquesne and Van- arr AEE Yelinke Benadict's A A [.uther, Don ( baugh The been 20. 90.98 $1.98 & $1.00 $3.95 .. $1.98 $1.69 $3.95 $1.19 $1.98 & 98¢ Fer Values to $1095 $4.00 $9.00 $3.00 BUSKIN PLAY SHOES @ $4.99 $9.99 STYLED BALLERINAS HIGH HEEL WEDGIES OXFORDS YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT ANS SHOE OAL gqergriit where ashe 4 a guest f her sons<n-law and daughters Mr. ard Mrs Clarence Airhart and Mr and Mrs Henry Meintel Mrs Patrick Stevens and Ami ghter. Patty. of Toledo, Ohio, will visit here for two weeks mother, Mrs. Agnes Web Mrs Margaret Ager is visiling in Pittsburgh this week with her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Nist Mr. and Mrs Herald Pittsburgh were here week end visiting Mrs mother, Mrz Elizabeth who has been (l Mrs Robert Buck is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrz E A Collier, at Freeport A school Lbrary has Deen #8. tabiahed in St. Benedict's Par ehial School, and books suitable for the children are solicited Bertha Dillon recently attended the wedding of Miss Roberta Malogne at Smithton, Pa and also was a luncheon guest of Miks Ellen Frances Rodgers of Dor. mont Pa Both Misses Malogne and Rodgers were former class mates of Miss Dillon st Seton Hill College. Greensburg Mr. and Mrs Richard Stroup of Seward Pa. and Mr and Mrs B W Deringer of Hojlidaysburg were recent guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Bernard Sitios Mr and Mrs James Augusti of Hastings ansounce the Ni rth oe a som on Jan 4 Mrs Augustine is the former Miss Naomi Weak- land, daughter of Mr. and Mra Norbert BE Weakland of Us place. : Katherine. Huber RN of Pittsburgh, spent several days re. cently here with her sister Mra RE BStolta Joseph Leonard and daughter Frances of Glen Campbell spent Thursday et the home of Joe 3 Pegs with: Ne Jepson of * Ms OVer 4 Ly Jepson’ Hurley Leonard of this Place. : : M. Mohler of Philip Strittmatler of Ebensburg, were guests of the Harmony Grange in Clearfield County last’ Friday evening. Mr. Strittmatter i. uty of the Cambria Co Pomona Grange and Mrs Stritt- mutter ig Marshal They installed the officers of the Clearfield Co Grange. Mr and Mrs H. M. Mohler spent Sunday in Turtle Creek with Mrs Mohler's mother Mm Clars Miller, who observed her 78th Ddirthday All eight of her chiidren were present for the oc- caston. Jane Buck, student nurse al the Johnstown Mercy Hospital spent the week end with her par- an Mrs. G E Buck room-mate, Miss Doras Glenn fock Haven. Mrs Rose Shank, Mr. and Mrs John Dindois and son John Boo Gray and Cecila Lepkosky were recent visitors in Altoona with Mr and Mra Wilbert Pawloak! and Mr and Mrs Nicholas Shank Mr and Mrs Francis Bearer received word from their son Eddie. that he has arrived in Kan Antonio, Texas He recently en- limted in the U 8 Air Force Clair Hoffman, som of Mr and Mra Frank J Hoffman, enlisted in tre Army Air Force Dec 27 for a 4-year “hitch” He left on the 29th and now is at Lackiand Field. San Antonio, Texas Mr and Mrs George Leonard and family of Newport News Va, visited with Mr. and Mrs Joseph Leonard recently Among the holiday visitors at the home of Mrs Mallie Stich and and Mrs Frank Buck were Mr. and Mrs Ivan Custer and children of Waynesburg, Mr and Mrs. Adolph Stich and children of Loretto. Dick Stich and son of and Mrs John { iis jist EA YOU'VE HEARD ABOUT THE ALL WOOL FACE ‘4 i ! 7 R | MULTI-SIZE GLAMORUGS ARE NOW AVAILABLE IN ASSORTED \. SIZES TO FIT EVERY FLOOR 27'x51".. SPACE xy ..... x76" .. 9x1006". .. 9x12’ .. 9x19 .... You have seen. admired and bought Glamorug in the full room size, 9x12. Here now is your opportunity to get all the amazing features of the new Glamorug in assorted sizes to fit your particular floor space. Use them in hall ways, dining rooms, living rooms, bed rooms, guest rooms, children's rooms, nursery and in any and every room in the home. CA) Self color Sorsh in beige, blue, rose, , Breen or wine. 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