UNION PRESS:COURIER EE Reese 2 MH NH CII AA APN VA AA A pr ICI SS el | Richard Legars, Barnesboro; Lar- | Abrams, Spangler; Daniel | Bichel, Carvolitown; Mrs. Ruth { Zakowshky, Patton R. D. 1; Del iwyn Fry, Westover; Harry Ww. | Gardner, Cherry Tree RD; > DAILY VISITING HOURS Fd Re eisberger, Hastings; o i ge Pets a | Mrs. yn Leworchick, Bpang- { Sn ede Dm Al Me {ler: Mos. Mary Anna Drzal Bak oan t Wards, 1:00 to 400 P {erton; Barbara Bertison, Patton; : th tinai | A Nd Bon ims | Colleen Peel, Marsteller; Mrs. n Aonmet hon with the final od ay 8 | Doria James, Patton; Daniel Lan- , the students of Spangler: | Wy following is the list of pat-|tsy, Hastings; Mrs. Nicelette Ro- High Schoo celgbinted the Miners’ Hospital Spangler, dura, Barnesboro; Fred McCon-| The week was sponsored by the om Nov. 10 to Nov. 17: nell, Chetry Tree R. D. 2; Eliza Special Projects Commitier un- i ADMITTED beth Bugay, Gypsy; Joseph Hen- der the direction of Dick Claw Mrs. Esther Moore Westover: ico, Hastings: Mrs. Sara Wajno. on, Ehime. : Madee Weakiand. Patton R. Marsteller; : | Some of the activities of the t | Barneshoro R. D. 1; John Kilopak, week inchided: poster reminders | Arcadia; Mrs. Margaret Williams, (Build Up Our School Don't Carrolitown R. D.; Mra Mary | Tear It Downi; the fostering of me Henry, Cheiry Tree R ).; Elizabeth Marie Patterson. erry Tree; Samuel Short, Bare Millar, Cherry Tree R. D.; Mra Darlene Hawk, Mahaffey R. D., and Donald Edward Lydic, Com- modere R. D. school spirit by the wearing of school colors sold by the Junior Class: the wearing of blue and) gold, woolen dolls and the pur. chase) of blue and gold shakers erry Th :® John Romatt, Barnes. | BIRTHS both sold by the Yeartiook Staff Boro; Cla ith, IO r. h Gill, Bar- g 2 On er Baton: nar und Mes dons 4 Various ROR THOS demon Jean Ann Chase, Patton; Mr and Mrs. Thomas Weaver, strated their idea of school spirit My : and a prise was awarded for the firs. Nancy Colgan, Cherry Tree: | Mahafiey R. D. 2. daughter, Nov ged ns udRer were wry one J Cha R i0 : J elite, supervising pnn- : » Mr. and Mra wrask Zean |Cpal apd Hogo Vivadein high Our entire stock of Red Cross ¥ | ehock, Barnesboro, daughter, Nov | school principal. The first prize | 12 of $5.00 was awarded to the WwW ti Mr. and Mra John Paul, Eb | Junior girls homeroom which was ellis Clalloeh res | THSDUNE, som, NOV. 12 judged the most symbolic snd the oy Peat] ht, Bs Mah.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earley | most attractive. The second, or : Mrs. Mary Witt, Ashville | Cherry Tree. daughter, Nov. 12 onsolation award, was won by i Mr. and Mra Paul Loszensky. | ihe Senior girls and third piace : | Kimora, daughter, Nov. 12. was given to the Sophomore girls gi Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Krug. | vith fourth award going to Room | Spangler, son, Nov. 12 C in the Freshman Building The Mr and Mrs Sim Stiffier | prizes were awarded at ihe pop {Cherry Tree Ro D. 2, daughter. | meeling last Tuesday morning | Nov. 12. which climaxed the school spirit {| Mr. and Mrs. John Truss, Flin | activities. ton, duughter, Nov. 13 The wees was closed with the y| Mr. and Mra Charles Kutruff.|snnual Barnesboro-Spangler Fic: footwear in a wonderful assortment of styles and Conlport, som, Nov. 13 tory Dance held in Spangler High Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Strong | school auditorium last Wednes-| colors to choose from. So hurry, get yours and save | Kimora, son, Nov. 13. day. Nov. 2. The dance Was ar | $2 on each pair! Shoes priced to save you Here it is —~the sale you've been wxiting for — our. foqularly ; famous Red Cross Shoes ‘reduced for 4 days only! 18 ’ 7.95 Our entire stock of 3.500 pairs of famous fit-tested 5 rly 1055 Sos 8.95 : ne and Mrs. Edwih {maged by the Senior Class of | ar re Jas M Hoover SHS and music was provided by ; rs. 3 tr. | Primo Bonfanti and hi hestra | Cherry | Spangler, daughter, Nov. 14 Sonfanti and his orchestra Patton; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stoltz mim 5 EL | BLANDBURG ii Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boggetio i | flsdict; ; M 3 - : By SHIRLEY JEAN NASH ¢ MN green, white. a Nor Paul Kubn Post Shows Tree; i Spangler, daughter, Nov. is. Movies At Open House ! BR Mr. snd Mrs. Robert Albright, ry A total of 270 members atlen- Colors: Black. brown, blue, red, Sises: 3'h to 10 (some to 11. Materiabe: Suede, en Width AMAA to @ (Some to BE). sitin, gabardine mw 3 it. Boniface; Patton, son, Nov. 16. : ; i ———————— ded the Armistice Day bhanguel of Paul Kuhn Post 552. American FALLENTIMBER [is Rear ris a report given al a meeting of Mrs. Harold E Bland, Clarks the post Nov. 11. burg. W. Va, and Mrs. Thomas| The post . voted the following A. Mitchell of Princton, W. Va. | donations: Scotland School. $35, spent the PRL Week Vit Christmas for the r mothe by ; yr. Mra Jessie I. Hahn, |? } School, $10. and $100 to i Mary Altoona VA Hospital enteriain- Mrs. Howard F. Glass, Mrs. Jes- | ment fund for the year. It also iwas decided to donate the use of the Hall 10 Local Un- and to Reade Fire Co. for a turkey social on Tuesday, Nov. 25. A community and township membership drive 1» betGf ob ducted by the post for 1 . The | members will try to contact the homes of all velerans of World Wars | and II and of the Korean at oi - GABLE STORE HOURS: Monday—12:30 te 8:30 . . . Tuesduy thru Saturday, 9:30 to 5: | Wanda Faye Clifton To Wed C. L. Garman Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Clifton of} Hobbs, N. M., gnnounce the en-| gagement and shing mar ughter, Wanda | Charles L. Garman, son Mrs. Walter Garman is a graduate of EE EE a mt me a
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