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Attend Founders’ Day
Program At Girard
Rev. and Mrs. James J. Hilbert
of the Alderson Methodist Church
and Miss Lois: Ward, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ward of
Alderson, visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Phillips, rel-
atives of the Hilberts in Reading
last Friday afternoon and evening.
On Saturday morning they drove
to Philadelphia where they attend-
“ee the Centennial Founder's Day
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celebration at Girard College. Rev.
class of 1920. The Founder's Day
program was a gala affair. Ball
games were played between the
students and the Alumni members.
A picturesque parade of the var-
ious Alumni groups called forth
a great deal of favorable comment.
A beautiful service and concert was
given by the college choir and the
band, in the million dollar chapel
of the school. This was followed
by a drill parade of the Girard
College Cadets, and was command-
Hilbert was a member of the June
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ed by Lt .Col. James M. Hamilton
of the Infantry Reserve. Major
General William H. Arnold of the
U. S. Army was the reviewing of-
ficer of the day. :
Other places of interest were
visited for a brief time during the
trip. Among them were “The Min-
iature Village,” which is just a few
miles from Hamburg; the beautiful
chapel at Valley Forge; the big
Philadelphia Wannamaker store;
part of the immense Fairmount
Park; the famous tower and the
“Pagoda,” which are on a high
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point outside of Reading, and the
Reading airport.
On the return home late Satur-
day evening, stops were made at
the homes of relatives in Frack-
ville and Shenondoah, which is the
home town of Rev. Hilbert.
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Music Instruction
To Be Given At Lehman
This
will provide instruction for all stu-
dents and adults having instru-
ments who are interested in the
participation and enjoyment of
playing Im a community band.
summer Lehman Schools
Instruction will be given at the
schoo] every Tuesday
June 1 and continuing June 8, 15,
22.129,
starting |-
Open air concerts will be |
day, July 30, at 7:30.
Practice schedule is as follows:
9 to 10, twirlers; 10 to 11, senior
brass and percussion; 11 to 12,
senior reeds and bells; 1 to 2, be-
ginners; 2 to 3, junior brass and
percussion; 3 to 4, junior band;
4 to 5, junior reeds; 7:30, commun-
ity band. 3
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given Wednesday, July 7, and Fri- | 1847.
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Garden Party
The fourteenth annual Garden
Party of the King’s Daughter class
of the Shavertown Methodist
Church will be held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Dewees 2nd,
Shrine View on Thursday, June 24
at 2 P.M.
Mrs. Elizabeth Conrad will read
“Somethings Got to Give” by Mar-
ion Hargroves, author of “See Here
Private Hargrove.”
Transportation will be furnished
to those desiring it.
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