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Your Foor Feet
Chiropodists say that women
slacks more often, for
they
shoes,
should wear
when wear slacks wear
and
condition
chiropodists
they
sturdy, low-heeled
| consequently improve the
f their feet. The
| censor the cold, dilapidated dress
| shoes that some women wear for
dcing housework. They warn of
| harm done by loafers and moc-
i casins, which ruin the figure and
| feet. Without side support one
often twists the foot out of shape
to keep them on, leading to very
had posture.
| Call
Yellow is the
For Spring
favored spring
coley in many fashion displays.
Suits, top-
dresses with swaying panels,
high® to look like
also featured.
ers,
| flaps placed
pockets, jutting collars and cuffs,
| all add to the cxaggerated flared- |
look.
Checks of all
found popular
fetas and sztins. Smooth and the
rough straws sport fiowers, large
and small, with other hats bound
{ rcund with long sashes.
Inspirational
I commend that man, whether a
Jew, Turk, Papist, or whoever,
hat steers no otherwise than his
nscience dares, till his conscience
| tells him that God gives him a
seater latitude. Roger Williams
eee cet Ge... _ arte
SFRVICE CF CONFIRMATION
AND BAPTISM AT TRINITY
Palm Sunday
| attended at
| Chureh, as
Services were
Lutheran
the congregation gather-
The
| gathering of members
Trinity
| ed “to worship. traditional in-
through the
and the Rite
letter of
during the
{ Sacrament of Baptism
| of Confirmation,
|
| transfer,
and by
was held
morning service.
The following were received thru
the Sacrament of Baptism: Joseph
Nicsley Brubaker, Mary Herr Bru- |
baker, Jean Elizabeth Darrenkamp, |
Jan Richard Heisey, Ethel June
Herr Heiszy, Earl David Heisey,
Betty Jane Lau, Ray Kenneth Shu-
man, Baxter William Wells.
“onfirmation: Betty Irene Bie-
Gertrude Ruth Frankfort

Fai Chester Fuhrman,
ine Starr, Dorothy Garrity
un
By letter of transfer: Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Biesecker, Miss Helen May
and L. Donald Young.
a Service for the
Children
Biesecker,
afterncon,
Infants
In the
Baptism of and

was held, at which time the Sacra-
ment of Baptism was administered
to the following children: Robert
William, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Pard Linda Louise, daughter of |
I and Mrs. Donald Ney; Harold |
William, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
| old Krall; Kitty Jo, daughter of Mr.

Underinflation of Tires
Y'hen a {ire is underinflated, the
car's distorts the normal
contour of the tire body. The
bulges, or ‘bellies out,” with an
extreme flexing action. This gen-
erates excessive internal heat,
weakening the cord and resulting
in bruises or broken cords. Too,
weight
underinflation leads to rim bruises. |
Insufficient resistance is provided
to prevent the tire from being
jammed against the rim and |
crushed or cut when the tire strikes |
a curb, rock, or rut,
Eel and Salmon
Spawning habits of the eel are |
just the reverse of those of the
salmon; the salmon spawns in fresh
water, but lives in the ocean, while
the eel lives in fresh water, but |
goes to the salt for spawning. Both |

males and females die after |
spawning, and the little eels start
back to the rivers when they are
quite small. At this stage of de-
velopment, they are called “el-
| vers.”
Treatment for Ringworm
Recommended treatment for
ringworm on cattle is to apply |
tincture of iodine to the affected |
parts. It should be used each day
for several days in a row, but care
taken not to get the |
iodine into the eyes of the animal.
The herdsman, too, needs to be on |
The best |
way to do this is to wear gloves
| during the treatment.

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EASTER SEAL
POSTER GIRL

| try’s first hospital-school units to
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© “Little
Miss Hopeful” is Bette
Jean Bligh of Custer, South Dakota,
poster girl for the 1949 Easter Seal
Drive of the National Society for
Crippled C hildren and Adults. Bette

Jean, who is receiving medical and |
therapeutic care in one of the coun-
be financed by Easter Seal funds, is |
able to walk. She is a symbol of the
hope extended to the nation’s crip-
pled through the services financed
by Easter Seals.

Mrs. Charles Etsell;
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.
Robert Detwiler.
At the
congregation
and and Mary
and Mrs.
Vespers, an appreciative
heard a program of
vocal and instrumental music ren-
dered by members of the congrega-

tion.
It.
Joy,

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