The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 15

THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10, 1939 POTTSTOWN MERCURY, POTTSTOWN, PA. Phone 2263PAGE FIFTEEN PERSONALS Mrs. Jam ps Armstrong and son, James arrived here yesterday morning from Colorado Springs, to spend a few weeks visiting friends and relatives. During their stay they will reside in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Fries, 30 East Main street, South Pottstown. 0 0- Mr.

and Mrs. Delmar Dunlap, 559 Lincoln avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yerger, 546 Jefferson avenue, spent several days visiting Mi. and Mrs.

Ed- KEEP FRISM STOP B.O.-tffe 'iiH i -i I nvj I id ill 111 I lor 17 Latshaw Grocery Charlotte Oak Sts. win H. Kerr, Wareham. Mass. Mrs.

Yerger will remain there a month. Dr. and Mrs. Gustave Weber and son, Richard, 1021 Belleview avenue, left for the Pocono mountains where they will remain until after Labor Day. Dr.

Weber is pastor of St. James Lutheran church. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES DOROTHY JANE Society Editor Mr. and Mrs. G.

Crater and daughter, Wilma, 246 North Keim street, will spend tomorrow at Ocean City, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Marquet, 1131 Queen street, are vacationing at Ocean City, N.

Kutztown to Be Rinehart Clan Holds Reunion Scene Organization Session Kutztown park, Kutztown, will be the scene today of the 30th annual reunion of the Romig society of America At a business session and program, which will be presented at 1 p. speakers will be the Rev. E. Romig, Philadelphia, and Miss Gustle Romig, Prague, Czechoslovakia. Prizes will be awarded at games for persons of all ages.

There will be special attractions for the children. Music will be by the Schnitzer band of Allentown, Special Prices On Lux Products, Spry Rinso and Lifebuoy CHAS. LESSIG JR. 44 West Third St. Pottstown CE To Hold Service Organization of the Rinehart clan featured the fourth annual reunion yesterday of the descendants of the late Howard Dare and Annie Wanger Rinehart, The affair was held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs, Curtis Rinehart, Parkerford, Named as president of the group was Mr. Wilbur Rinehart, near Kenilworth; vice president, Mr. Wagner Evans, Kenilworth; secre- tarv. Mrs. John Rinehart, near Kenilworth, and treasurer, Mrs.

George B. Hewitt, Parkerford. Games were staged for the sters and a picnic supper was I served. Attending were Mr. and Mrs.

Curtis Rinehart, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott and children, Ronald and Barbara, and Mr. and Mrs. Overdorf, Mr.

and Mrs, George Rinehart and daughter, Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rinehart, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Rinehart, Mr.

and Mrs. George B. Hewitt and children, Robert and Joshua, and Miss Jeanette Walter, all of Parkerford, Also Mr, and Mrs, Maurice Rine- hart and children, Howard and Ethan; Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Rinehart and daughter, Suzanne, and Mr, and Mrs. Wagner Evans, Kenil- worth.

Also Mrs. La vine Rinehart, Miss Amelia Rinehart, Mr. Jay Rinehart and Mrs. Drumheller, Pottstown; Rev. and Mrs.

Martin Scholten, Rock Hill Furnace, and Mr. and I Mrs, John Mertz, Laureldale. GLEN MOORE The correspondent in Glen Moore is Mrs Clyde Davis. Phone Glen Moore 7-R-2. A joint campfire service and doggie roast will be held tonight at Sunnybrook by the Pottstown KEEP FRESH STOP 8.0.”* LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP daily Zil' NAYLOR BROS.

FOOD MARKET 315 So. Hanover Street 4 for 25 Stephen Phillips Vine Walnut Stowe 3 for 17 Grocery King Warren Sts. branch of Christian Endeavor, The affair, scheduled to start at 8 will feature a program of games. In charge of the sports will be Mr. Donald Kastle, first Baptist, and Miss Doris Readman, Linfield Reformed.

Miss Beatrice Wynn, Conshohocken Baptist, will have charge of the devotional service, and Mr, Sheldon Druckenmiller, Royersford Evangelical, will be in charge of the doggie roast. For your church entertainments, socials, festivals and plays, buy your tickets at The Mercury. Only $2.50 for 500. Expert workmanship, good stock. KRAUSE TO REPRESENT VETERANS AT MEET Melvin Krause will represent Camp Funston of United Spanish War Veteraas at a national convention September 14 in Atlantic City.

Krause will attend as delegate. Other members including William H. Fryer, commander of the camp, also were expected to participate. The unit wall attend in a body a dinner and dance its auxiliary will hold tomorrow night at Brookside Country club. KEEP FRESH -EXTRA CLEAN Use LIFEBUOY Daily How foolish it is for anyone to take chances when it is 40 easy to guard against protect your personal freshness.

Lifebuoy contains an exclusive ingredient not found in any other popular toilet soap, and Lifebuoy in your daily bath stops Why you try Lifebuoy? J. BARNA 272 High Pottstown TOILET SOAP 9 out of 10 Screen Stars use it LUX Cuts down stocking runs RINSO Richer suds in tub, washer, dishpan Spry The new, purer, all-vegetable shortening W. G. LORD 120 S. Hanover Pottstown GIBBS PEOPLES STORE High and Penn Pottstown LLOYD STEPHENS 901 Queen Pottstown JAMES J.

FULTON 16 S. Keim Pottstown JOHN J. YONKOVITCH Cherry and Evans Pottstown CHARLES LESSIG JR. 44 W. 3d Pottstown NAYLOR BROS.

315 S. Hanorer S. Pottstown R. J. PROSTOVITCH 184 Rohland Pottstown GROC.

6S2 Walnut Pottstown J. B. NEIMAN 105 Montgomery Pottstown LATSHAW GROCERY 402 Charlotte Pottstown R. K. SMITH 4 E.

4th Pottstown JOHN SOLTES 114 Berks Stowe 14 I i ITU LfJu H. 1 L.I 21 W. 4th Pottstown STEPHEN PHILLIPS Vine and Walnut Stowe J. ESTREICHER 624 Walnut Pottstown SAM. MARION 300 N.

Evans Pottstown H. B. LEVENGOOD 17 W. 5th Pottstown STORE Vine and Race Stowe UNITED MARKET 261 High Pottstown SANDS GROCERY 591 Jefferson Pottstown DAUGHERTY GROCERY 776 N. Charlotte Pottstown LEONARD LEVENGOOD Vine and Center Stowe PEOPLES MARKET 267 High Pottstown W.

B. AMOLE King and Warren Pottstown FRANK K. ELLIOTT 601 N. Charlotte Pottstown ALBERT FONTANA Race and Howard Stowe ALL A. P.

STORES POTTSTOWN ALL ACME STORES POTTSTOWN ALL AMERIC AN STORES POTTSTOWN Pairview Presbyterian church services were attended largely with a number of visitors present. Ths pastor, the Rev, D. Rankin Stewart, preached an interesting and inspiring sermon. The theme of his sermon was based upon part of the on the The sixth annual reunion of the Wilkinson family was held in Clyde grove Sunday witn 33 in attendance, Both dinner and supper were served in the grove. Games and prizes featured the festivities.

During the business session officers were elected as follows: Arthur Wilkinson, president; Miss Sara Bishop, co-president; Alva a Grubb, vice president, and Mrs. W. Davis, treasurer. Howard Shingle, Philadelphia, i was the oldest present and Buddy Stauger, Honey Brook, the youngest. Others present were: Harry Miller, Philadelphia; Mrs, AW.

Grubb. Misses Mary and i tha Grubb, Betty Jobeck, Miss Elsie Kehl, Charles Hoffman, Miss Leone Stauffer and Nick Wilhelm, Potts- town; Mrs. Arthur Wilkinson, Coatesville; Mr, and Mrs. James Stauffer daughters-; Betty Jane and Fay Ann. Honey Brook; Mr.

and Mrs. J. Walter Davis, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Hatfield and daughter, Janice; Miss Sara Bishop, Charles Dxley, Mrs Mary Miller, Mr. and Mrs, W.

Davis, Misses Dorothy and Mildred Davis and Lester Pennypacker, Glen Moore. Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Lutz. Harris: burg, the mother, Mrs. Anna Lutz, and William A.

Davis enjoyed a doggie roast at the home of Miss Sara Bishop Monday night. Richard Crosby, Lansdowne, was a week-end of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Crosby. Funeral services for Alfred O. Keene, a former resident of this place, were held from his late home near Downingtown Monday afternoon.

The service was conducted by the Rev. D. Rankin Stewart, pastor of Fairview Presbyterian church. The pall bearers were Frank Henderson, George Crosby, Lewis Clayton, Earl Moore, Harvey Krauser and Ray Sheeler. Interment was made in the Fairview Presbyterian cemetery.

There was a large attendance of relatives and friends and many beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson and son, Towerville, and Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Yocum, Downingtown, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs Harvey Yocum. Mr, and Mrs. G. Paul Benner and Mrs. A.

G. -McCardell motored grove Sunday to hear Uncle Jack and his Gang from Reading. Pauline Stauffer, Honey Brook, is spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Walter Davis. The schools of the township are undergoing needed repairs for the Fall term. Granville Lewis received a badly bruised wrist while trying to start his car. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Bowman and daughter, Betty, Brandywine Manor, visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilma Ferrell Tuesday night. Mrs. William Moody and granddaughter, Eleanor, Coatesville.

spent several days with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Houck. Miss Mary Piersol, Helen Earnshaw and Elizabeth Crosby visited Mrs. Norman Souden, a patient in the Homeopathic hospital, West Chester.

PENNSBURG The correspondent in PennsburR is Warren Schanley. Phone PennsburR 2342. The Mercury is delivered in the Pennsburg area by F. B. Deitz.

Pnone Penns- 3701. Mr and Mrs. Owen Koch visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moyer Sunday.

Robert E. Jackson, who had been ill the past two weeks, was improved slightly. Mrs. Elmer C. Klebe and son, Edward Ray, returned home from the Quakertown Community hospital Tuesday.

Misses Esther Trumbore, Margaret Thomas and Sara K. Schanley were week-end guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Lettermen, Warrington. Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Eck, Emmaus, and Vernon and Grace Markley and Warren R. Schanley, Pennsburg, are expected home from their trip to Oklahoma soon. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Demaree, Washington, D. were guests in the home of Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson.

Mrs. Stanley H. Snyder visited in Allentown Saturday. Miss Kathryn Buchert spent the week-end in Ephrata, Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Mitman spent the week-end at the seashore. Mrs. Herbert Trumbore was a Saturday visitor in Pottstown, SUMNEYTOWN The correspondent Sn Sumneytown is S. Cressman. The Mercury is delivered in the Sumneytown area by Kenneth Shupe.

Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Cressman, Mr. and Mrs.

Hiltebeitel and Mrs. John Long enjoyed a trip to Beach Haven, Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs, Noah Becker, Perkiomenville; the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Brendle and son.

Thomas, Egypt; Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hutt, Haddon Heights, N. Miss Stella Sowers, Green Lane; Mr, and Mrs. R.

W. Clair and Mrs. Irwin Royersford, and George Rimby and family, Collegeville, were visitors during the week of the family of James Jacoby. The Lutheran church council held its monthly meeting in the parsonage Tuesday night, transacting routine business. It prepared an- nouncemets of Harvest Home services to be sent to all members.

The condition of Irwin Rahn, who had been a patient in the Quakertown hospital for more than a week, suffered a slight set back, but he was in an improved condition this week. You should have new visiting cards. The Mercury will print 50 cards for $1. See samples today. WAIT! BUY YOUR PRESENT NEEDS! BUY YOUR FUTURE NEEDS! IN THIS MONEY-SAVING SALE JlL JImhkJ MmmA To Settle the Estate of the Late Frank Weiss A Bona-fide Sales Event That Spells S-A-V-l-N-G-S! and Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes all sacrificed at unbelievably low prices to turn our stock into cash! LOOK AT THESE VALUES $1.25 DRESS SHIRTS WHITE OXFORDS MANY DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS $1,00 Straw or Toyo HATS i WORK PANTS 97c Good WORK SHIRTS 25c SHORTS or il BRIEFS S3.00 SWEATERS 1.97 $1.63 DRESS SHIRTS Athletic UNION SUITS 50c Sanforited PLAY SHORTS $22.50 All-Wool SUITS $4 12 39 3 for $1.00 BUSH COATS 1.00 Frank Weiss Son Workman's 256 High Street Pottstown,.