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TNEW UAS1LE, NiiWS, WhUNtSUAY, UUIUBfiK 7, 1931 SIXTEEN NEWS li; WAMPUM II ELLWOOD CITY IBr' Cjlrnnm, Cull TO rVE NEWS ITtCMS Per Thl Bobnck. Wampum District Convention Plans Ben Franklin To Annual Jubilee Day On Thursday Sessions To Be Held At West Invade EHwood I Pittsburg M. E. Church Miss Mary Zeigler Is Club Hostess Modern Bridge Members Hold Regular Meeting On Spring Avenue Home Coach Ernest Heniley Preparing Ellwood Reserves For Hard Game With New Castle ELLWOOD CITY, Oct, 7.Thc third team or the Ellwood High Reserves has been training faithfully for hard battle with the Ben Franklin junior high team on the local field on Friday a'tcmoon at 4 d-ciocK, cof.cn Hens icy has been putting the boys through some stiff workouts in preparation for this contest. The line is still strong and capable and is expected to do some ELLWOOD CITY, Oct.

7. The annua', r'ubilee of the First Presbyterian church will be held Thursday in the church rooms. A tureen dinner will be at six o'clock, rolls, coffee, cream and dishes will be-lurnlshed by the C. A. Martin Bible class.

D. Patterson will be the toast-master at the dinner, w-hile A. C. Jones will rivc the toast to older members and Mrs. Gerald McEl-heney will give the toast to younger members.

The smgm; be led by Miss MarjcriG Strceter. 'At the evening progrfim or the jubilee in the church auditorium r.t eight o'clock the Students' League of Nations from the 3ir.gham.pton N. 3ible school will give a special program. A company of 14 young people will represent different nations. The general committee is comprised of W.

A. Kerr, Norman Mcr-tensen and Mrs. Judd Turner. Great Crowd Present At Anniversary Meet Interesting Program Enjoyed fine work In the game. There has cc.

the backfield. Ralph Strouse has been switched ELLWOOD CITY. Oct. 7. Miss Zeigler delightfully received Hit "members of the Modern Bridge club her home or.

Sprint' avenue last night for their regular meeting. There were ten members mid two special. Miss Grayce Karris and Mrs. Earl While. The home in its clever color scheme of red and black carried throughout, drew forth many exclamations of delight from those present.

Bridge had occupied the attention the guests for the greater part or the evening with three tables being In play. Mrs. George Kay was winner of the first prhte at the conclusion of the games, with Miss Mary Turner and Miss Agnes Weis-kopf taking second and third honors respectively. Miss Grayce Harris was presented the guest favor. Ar.

added feature was the serving cf a dainty luncheon by the hostess later in trie evening. The club will be the guests of Mrs. nonald Nerthrop nt her home on avenue in two weeks. Ellport Bouts from his tackle berth, where he was Retzlaff Kayoes Emmett Rocco In RingAtDuluth (International News Service) DULUTH. Mlr.n Oct.

7. Charlie Reulaff. Duluth' heavyweight battler, today held an impressive victory over Emmett Rocco of New Castle. Pa. Retzlaff floored Rocco a dozen times and ended by knocking him out to the eighth rcund.

Mrs. Dunn Hostess To Fortnight Club Enjoyable Meeting Is Held On Second Street Home Last Night ELI.WOOD CITY. Oct. 7. Dispensing charming hospitality, Mrs.

John Dunn Jr. entertained the members cf Fortnight Cub at her homo last night on Second street. Mrs. Thccelorc Knauff was a special guest on the occasion. Lovely flowers appomtedly distributed about the home greatly enlivened the meeting.

Bridge at two tables occupied the attention of the guests for the greater part of the evening, at the conclusion of which Mrs. Howard Jones received the club award and Mrs. Knauff the "guest favor. At an appointed hour a delectable menu was served by the hostess, much to the pleasure of these pres- Mrs. Myron Gclbach invited the club to meet at her home on Beech-wood boulevard in two weeks lor thcir next regular meeting.

Scotch Singer Is Well Received On counters is to tne quarterback position. The remainder of the team The locr.Is have won cne and lost one game to date. Only through a bad break in their contest with She- Friday (Special To Tb ITwi) WAMPUM, Oct. 7. The 20th annual convention of Wampum district cf Lawrence county Sunday School Association will convene Friday, Oct.

9th, at West Pittsburg M. church. Program as follows: .2:00 p. registration. Paul Coulter presiding.

2:13, devotionals- Rev. V. L. Bloomquist. 2:30, repert of district officers.

President, Paul Cculter: vice president. Herbert Leslie; secretary. Nellie Gipc; treasurer, Mrs. S. Hennon.

Report of department of superintendents! children's division, Mrs. Oscar Jackson; home department, Mrs. V. K. Brown; teachers' training, Mrs.

E. L. Hennon; adult division, S. S. Brest; temperance.

Miss Emma Ford; Y. P. Association. Earle Herbert; missions, Nellie Grlnneu: administrative. Rev.

T. C. Henderson; parents' training, Rev J. G. Bingham: rciigious education EJva HartzeH.

2:40. music. 2:45, county officers. 3: 15, songs by convention. 3:25.

address, "in Mrs. Maxwell. 4:00. ror. call Of school.

4:15, report of committee, nomination and place of next meeting. Benediction. Evening Session 7:15 p. Herbert Leslie presiding. Registration.

7:30 p. praise service. Rev, T. C. Henderscn.

7:40, Installation of officers. 7-55. music. 8:00 p. address.

Rev. Rose Havcrflcld. OfferillJ. Song by convention. Benediction.

churckTnotes services at the local churches here tonight are: Presbyterian, service at 7:20 p. Rev. R. H. Henry Df Mt.

Pleasant church at Darlington will have charge. Preparatory service Saturday at two p. m. with Rev. A.

I. Dickinson of Plaingrove in charge. Methodist Episcopal: The Wednesday evening worship hour at 7:30 o'clock is in charge of the officers and teachers of the church naaso wnuiU "arc a c.ean slate. Last year they defeated Ben Franklin once and tied in the other contest. They hope to take another The Harrv G.

Preston Tne Harry G. Prcsioo As The P. H. C. Celebrate Their 45th Anniverary IChewton School Are Stopped Misunderstanding Causes Action By State Officials windows on tables no matter where you ace RED TOP MALT SYRUP It zl ways 'way "out ia ficeaL" And grocers teH us wfcy: We display RED TOP be; cause it's so tresncedoasly popular because It's zn all-barley malt of quality and becuunc every user says It alwcyc pvsa genuine satisfaction." We zantse evzry can Improves tire Sstvos: in September Report September Closes With Pupils Making Excellent Average Of Attendance In All Grades ELLWOOD CITY, Oct.

7 Over 100 people were seated at a tureen dinner served at 6:30 in the Schwel-ger Kail last night, as an inaugurating event of the 45th anniversary oi the F. H. C. The hRd started in Sharon and Incldentf-iiy this happened to be the 39th anniversary of the Baird Circle of the EUwood P. H.

C. Tne principal speaker of the day was S. H. Hadley, supreme presi Highest Quality as Always MASTER MIXED HOUSE PAINT YVMtr. 52.84 Gallon Raw material costs, of course, arc 'way down.

Butit is Sears' economical way of hoLh making and selling Seroco painis that keeps our priecs far below those "iher -rood brands. Last Night I ELLWOOD CITY. Oct. 7. More than 3.000 people gathered at the Ellport arena last to see the boxing bouts.

I At the close of three bouts the show was stopped by three Mate troopers, due to a misunderstanding. The; state boxing commission had been informed that the Ellport culb had been charging admission to the shews, making the show a violation of the state laws. The- Ellport club showed that there had been no violation of the law. but cooking acd bsZricg. RED TOP vacuum pacins proctti prcurvet tiie oriz4 Jrjal flavor.

dent who delivered a very appropriate actress. State deputies. M. M. Henleir.

and C. Barton also spoke a few words. Other notables present on the occasion were Mrs. Cora Phillips, Director of Juvenile. Joseph Spencer, supreme audtior and Adam Bislen, of Pittsburgh Circle who is a charter member.

During the various stages of the program music was given by an orchestra and Maurice Hayes favored the assemblage with several The fine gathering included visitors from New Castle. McKeesport. Erie and the Beaver Valley. The committee in charge of the affair was composed of Chairman Deputy. Walter Schraeder, F.

Buquo. Clarence Webster, Mrs. W. Ancieifcn Mcc. Mary Malor.cv Mrs.

Porch Floor Paint Kadi 8 school, with Charles 5. Davis, superintendent, leader. The pastor will give the rirst oi a series of 11-1 lustra ted Bible surveys. The rally cf the junior depart-; ment of the cnureh school will be i held in the church basement I Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, with Junior Superintendent Miss. Nellie Grirwen and her teachers in ELLWOOC CITY, Oct.

7. A line crowd was present at the revival meeting in the First Church of God where they lauded some fine singing and an impressive sermon. The special singer. Mrs. Samuel Burrows rendered an old Scotch song, "Take All Your Burdens to It was well received.

Mr. Burrows also Tendered another beautiful scng. AIsd Rev. and Mrs. Slacum sang.

"In the Center of His Rev. Slacum gave powerful message on the subject cf Several persons responded. This evening Mr. and Mrs. L.

G. Furey will be with the church also from New Castle to sing, And tomorrow evening Rev.tl. D. K. Huber and Mary will be with the church.

This evening Rev. Slacum will preach cn the subject, i owing to the delay caused by the m-j tcrruption the club thought best to postpone the rest of the program, until tonight. Several new matches have been arranged for tonight's show. The three bouts were reisreed by Johnny PofTek, well-known Canton. hght-- weight.

Jack Rir.kcr was announcer anrt Jordan ected a3 timekeeper. The results of the three bouts Eddie Partridge. 45, Ellport. won over Prank Dobensky, 45, Ellport. Cortes, SC.

Ellwooc. won over I Steve Huzinice. 60, Ellport. George Euzinicc. 115.

Ellport, won over Willie McNeil, 115, Ellwpod. Heavy "porch traffic" leaves its varnish-tougkeaed filin unharmed. Five colors. Delta Deck Club 'GaKord Is Taken Meeis Last Night To Penitermary 'I Varnish Mary Hudspath, Mrs. Suzanne Stevenson, Mrs.

Irene Maine. Mrs. Julia Buquo and Mrs. Hva Forsythc. Schools Have Fire Drills On Tuesday charge.

WAMPUM PERSONALS Mrs. 3ranan and sons James and John of Sharpsvtile and Miss Jean Rlgbv of Sharon have concluded a visit" with their sister and family. Mrs. Anna King. Miss Margaret McGrath 3nd Thomas McGrath have returned from a motor to Canada, Quebec and Montreal.

Mrs. Lena Koah ar.d Miss Eh norc Grmnen were New Castle 58c Former Resident i Mission Society Dies In Pittsburgh Meeting Tuesday Equal in every respect to "spar" varnishes fcllios to per gal. ELI.WOOD CITY, Oct. 7. Word was this morning here that MORAVIA STOP SCHOOL REPORT ELLWOOD CITY.

Oct. V. Mrs. 7 Joseph Bloomer entertained the Delta Deck Club and two special Fr: guests. Mrs Jean Rcille and Mrs rr Gregory at her home on Fran'-ihn yr-avenue lost- Bridge at two utiles was in play until a laie wun the pr zc -n Ing wen by Mrs.

ITov.i.ri Wcrkjry Mrs. Kenneth Alexand'-i ire home presented clever Hallowe'en tiic decorations. 1 The with the Mcs Rcille ae.icxnc lunch- 1 eon as a closing feature of the meet- has inc. Mrs. Lee Wilson will cir.cct.nc: the club two weeks at her home cs.

on the Wurtembur- road. Nc i ELLWOOD CtTY. Oct. 7. Mrs C.

v. Patton was hostess to the mem Mrs. C. C. Wholey of Bayard street.

Gloss Enamel i t'mssarjp, ana eariy resi-! dent of this city, had passed away at her heme en Tuesday afternoon. The deceased is a cousin cf Mrs. i Harvey Aiken of this city. Funeral arrangements have been made for Thursday morning at eight o'clock, with the services being held at' the home. Fire Chief Supervises Drills At Part Of Work In Observance Of Fire Prevention ELLWOOD CITY.

Oct. 7. nrc Chief, H. T. Flantc personally supervised he fire drills in the varices local schccb Tuesday afternoon as a part of his work in the observance Fire Prevention week.

Good lime was made by some of the schools and others can be improved. The results were: West End with 287 pupils, 47 seconds Central with 482 pupils. 1 minute and 32 seconds; Lincoln with 1400 pupils. 3 minutes 14 seconds: Kartman with 823 pupils, 1 minute and 32 seconds; Circle with 258 minute 4 North Side with 540 pupils. 1 minute 24 seconds: and Ewing Park with 143 bers of the Foreign Missionary Society of the M.

E. church last night at her home cn Division avenue. A fine attendance featured the meeting. The society announced that it lias sent two Christmas boxes to Korea, at their business meeting. At this time it was necessary to elect a new president due to the resignation of Mrs.

P.av Smith because cf ill Chewton school had a very gcod attendance report, for the first month cf school. The following children sccre neither absent nor tardy during the month: Grade one Jennie Bicgcr, Emmo Butkevitz. Violet Cragle, Ethel 3eil Craven. Mary Capp, Frances Tur-rente, Marcella Kozicr, Erma Mc-Quiston. Mabel Murphy.

Mara Scala. Billy Brown, Bobby Brown, Elmer Brcwn. John Bicga, George Crouch, Lloyd Campbell. James Ciletli, George Davis. James Fos-naught, John Gracissnn.

Wayne Hennon, Leonard Hyjak. Paul Kosior. David Kelly. Teddy Moskal. James McCune.

Deanie NoveUsi. p.u-asei: John Vansovich J. McMilUn. teacher. Grades two and three Betty Brown.

Mary Lcn Mary Kosior. Lucy vansoviL-h, Minnie Krupa.r.in-sky. Irene Lapatka, Kathryn Sayev, Angeline Ciletii, Josephine Lapatka. Jean Fidell. Mary Gracisson.

Susy Victoria Valentino. Bertha Murphy. Annabel Houk, Leonard Moffit. Dale 3rown. Guy Bennett, Tony Sabarro.

Lavnlle Summers. John Capp, Eddie Mescal. Andrew Scala, James Robinson. Harry Craven. Charles Sheffy, Albert Yarbm-ski.

Frank Tillia. Mike Bennett, David Dcuthitt, Andrew Peturchik, Joseph Mora, John Kcziar. Joseph Tinmen. Joseph Isabeil. Adam Pclo-yoila, Samuel Trivolena.

Law-cnce Craven. Andrew Valentino, Dominic Trivoleni, Francis Koiar. Monthly average: GirLs 99 per cent: beys S8 per cent. Total 98 per cent. Grace B.

Stewart, teacher. Grade icur perfect attendance Jimmic Brcwn. Mike Capp. Donald Crouch. Jack Davis.

Henry Fletcher. Charles Forr.aught, Neil Guy, Garvin Houk, Lewis Mora, Gail Mc-Cready. Clair McQuiston. Warren Robinson. Burdell Steltcr, Lewis Toman, Frank Yar'iiinski.

Josephine Bell, Jean Bell, Helen Butkevitz. Clara Campbell. Susie Thclma Fosnaught. Sara Gontley, Helen Hajcc, Mary Moskal. Anna Pallni.

Esther i'ollogollo. Lillian Poindextcv. Helen Rychllski, Elizabeth Kathryn Scisoeik', Wlabeiu. Gertrude E. Johnscn.

teacher. Grades five and six Enrollment 44. Percentage of attendance lor September; Boys 99 per cent; girls 95 per cent. Perfect attendance for September: Lucy Bennett, Jennie Palagallo. Ethel Brown.

Jean Poin-doxter, Lillian DurbiQ, Beatrice Reed, Ada Louise Guy. Josephine Scala, Catherine La Petka. Marian Stclter, Ethel McQuiston, Isabel! Toth. Edith Mundo, Kathleen Winter, Rose Munco, Margaret Wolo-szyn, Guy Bennett. Joseph Douthitt.

Victor Fidell. Fletcher, Amiie Fcntana, John Goryas Peter Flcyd Kozlor. James Mc-Crcady, Mcrinc N'ovlick. Mario Pav-lini, William SmiLh, Amcy Triv-Ulna. Joseph Yarzeblnski, Robert Yarzcbinski.

Anna Martin, teacher. Grndes seven and eight Percentage of attendance for September: Boys 92 per cent; girls 99 per cent Joseph Cook, Anna Dom-inick. Lunda Palagcllo, Almcrlne Fcrrantc, Eugene Fosnot, Virginia Houk, Domcnic Fidell, Mildred Houk, Walter Gorgas. Nellie Kozlar, Philip Kelly, Josephine Krystynsky. tieorge Kozlrn- Catherine Krystyn-ckv.

Stanley Riclilieh. Julia Kcstcr. Nick Scale. Victoria Moskal. Jcseph Sobezak.

Genevieve PieCUCh. Steve Sftycr, Dorcthy Stewart. Stephen Toth. M.icy Conner, Lena Tnvilmo, Alice Campbell, 63c Quart health. Mrs.

EdwaTd Spencer was It gives wull and woodwork rich porcelain- MARY BRAEDEN CIRCLE MEETS ELLWOOD CITY. Oct. 7. Mrs. James Haien of Wiirtemburp.

was a charming hostess to the members of the Mary Braedcn circle when they gathered at her home last evening for their montMv meeting. Mrs. Earl Hollevmar. was the devotional leader. The society studied chosen lor tne positicn ana Mrs.

o. I. Porter as vice-president. Mrs. H.

H. Reynolds gave a Teport r-r the day's lesson after which all KNO likc linifh. easy to keep clean. Nine tints. participated in answering questions irom tne "Mystery a social hour was enioved later and refresh Record Of Attendance At; Moravia Stop School In September The pupils of the Moravia Stop school who were neither tardv nor absent during the first month were: Grndes 1 and 2.

Clinton Brown. Gerald Brown Buddv Cowan, Flank Hogue. Jack Ibbotson, Edgar Perdue. Bobbie Smith, Raymond Stevenson. Rcid white.

Arnold Edwnrd Wojtowicz. Wajne Yoho, Betty Brown, Dorothy Brown, Phyllis Betty Currie, Wanda Dc-loski, Doris Duncan. Dorothy Hale. Elsictta Ho-uc. Vrra Houk.

oldie Miller. Mollie Morrow, Ruth Evelyn St. John. Teacher. Lola Shaffer.

Grades 3 and 4. Eleanor Brown. Colleen Covban. Edna Hill, Helen Houk. Helen Jacobs.

Emily Mayor, Ella Mae Ort. Bcrniec Schrcconghost, Ruth Smiley. Mildred Swnpe. Etta Stver. Florence Whirr.

Kc'er. Wiils. Doris Wood. the missionary book "Christ Comes pupils, 36 seconds. Tuesday Bridge Meets With Miss Twenlier cc Rufij; for Roofs ment! were served by the hostess and her daughter Beatrice.

The society will meet again on mer. Mrs. Samuel Shaffer and Miss Margaret Parker gave interesting CDvcrcccr at tne norr.e oi tan. discussions on me Plymouth before you buy ar.y incic: car. Experience for yourself its smooth brilliant performance.

Learn the value ol Plymouth's outstanding engineering features Gallon It is Scars' own asphalturu oils compound. It preserves, waterproofs, and protects. Black. Mrs. R.

Kirk gave a report on the Women's Missionary rally held in the Ambridge U. P. church last Friday, She based her talk on the address given by Miss Kate Hill of i India. In the business meeting, presided over by Mrs. Donald Kepler, plans were made to hold their annual i "dollar day'' dinner Thursday, Oc- 13.

the church rsoir.i. Harry Hnr.sn. Mrs. Victor Koach and Mrs. James Eazcn were appointed for the menu service.

The money received at the dinner is to be given to missionary work. 1 The house was tastefully decorated with Hf.Hov.-ccn colors interspers Marlon Dorothy Young. Earl Tom rjeorge rn Second street. ellwooiTtersonals Miss Margaret Wehman of Ellport returned to her home yesterday after a two weeks visit at the home of her sister, William Bintrlm. of Portersvihe.

Harold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frailer of Dccmcr avenue, has returned from a protracted visit, at the home of his sister. Mrs. Dclmar Ccrier, of Fort Wayne.

Tnd. William Bidtile of Wurtcmburg is recovering Irom a recent operation for appendicitis. Samuel Burns of Lillyville is quite seriously ill in the locai hospital, suffering from a stomach disorder. Mrs. James McCullough of Renfrew is making a visit at the home cf her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy McDanel. of the Zclienople road. Burrsicte, norman uirra, timer Duncan. Lawrence Hostile, Harold EH FLOATING I Super Service Floor ax.

Q. 83C Scroeo Auto En- ed with pumpkin faces illuminated with candles The closing feature of thcrver.ins was an elaborate iunch- FREE WHEELING EASY-SHIFT TRANSMISSION HYDRAULIC BRAKES DOUBLE-DRC? FRAME SAFETY-STEEL BODY eon carried out in the same color The hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs. Harry LOYAL WOMEN'S CLASS ELLWOOD CITY. Oct. 7.

Mrs I The condition cf William Brenne-man of the Pittsburgh Circle, who has been seriously il! for several wrr.ks, remains jr.improvec. ELLWOOD CITY. Oct. 7. Miss Zelca Txentier was hostess tc the members ol the Tuesday Evening Bridge dub at her home last night on Fourth street.

Bridge at two tables was the chief diversion of the evening with the awards at the end going to Mrs. Norman Pack and Mrs. Lawrence Hcsscrt. The hostess w.th the assistance of Mrs. Herbert served a lunch later in the evening.

The club will meet again U'o weeks as guests of Mrs. Paul Moon of the EUwood-New Castle road. CLASS "MEETING ELLWOOD CITY. Oct. 7.

Forty-two members of the Adult Bible class cf the Knox Presbyterian church met in the church rooms last night Tor their regular monthly-meeting. Matters q' a routine nature were transacted by Mrs. John Swick. who is president ot the ciass. Mrs.

George Hull ar.d Mrs. Ral-eight Mlllford were in charge of the social period and they had many Interesting and clever games and contests arranged the meeting. At the: clcsc of the meeting delectable refreshments were served by Mrs. John Swick. Mrs.

and Miss May Elliott. The class will meet again the first Tuesday in November in the church rooms. ELLWOOD CITY, Oct. 7. Mrs.

W. Burry. Mrs, Herbert Sturgean. Miss Bertha Sturgean. Mrs.

Wilbur Stcftler and. Mrs. William H. Stuffier represented the Camp Run United Presbyterian church nt the missionary rally held at Ambridge last week. RuLh r.ice was hostess to the reg i ular meeting of the Loyal Women's New Kouli.

Donaitl Houk. Hii.ie LBi-nam. Ralph Miller. James Newton. Stan-Icy Pence.

Raymond White, Harold Wiley, Ida Dayka. Teacher. Llllie McGnry. Grades 5 and 6. John BartlebauKh.

Howard Currie. Norman Henderson. Gale Houk, Robert Newton. Oonnld Perdue. John Rr.diCh.

Richard Smith. Claire St. John, Loyal White. Marjoric Amos, Agnes Bunisidc, Ann Jane Cycon. Mildred Deloski, Evelyn Hogue, Jean Hoguc, Lilllc Hill, Gladys Miller.

Vcrda Myers, Leon.t St. John, Dorothy Styers, Carrie Will. Ellen Williams. Mary Alice Williams, Lu-ella Sontr.it, Mfcrgj.ro: Miller. TcHchcr.

Tiieima Pankratz. Grades 7 and E. Charles Wiley. James Henderson, Harold Brown. Albert Brown, Keith Seltzer.

Samuel Rhlnehart, Elmey Davka, Clair Hogue. Blaine Houk, Raymond Williams. Calvin White John Long. Ralph Swopc. Elizabeth Ort.

Edith Perdue, Earhne Woods. Hazel Schrcconghost, Flora Mae Houk. Kathleen Houk. Blanche Brown, Margaret Kennedy. Josephine WOjtOViCZ.

Teacher: Elmer E. Brown. Bio.e Class oi me rirst innsiiu-i church last night at her home in Frisco. There were 14 members present nt the time. Future plans PLYMOUTH S2G-2S N.

Jefferson St. If were discussed at ine usual ncss meeting, after which a social period and a luncheon joyed. The hostess was assisted in Ira L. Stewart, principal. WORKER'S "CONFERENCE ELLWOOD CITY, Oct.

7. The fall worker's conference cf the Beaver Valley Pvesbytorlal Y. P. C. U.

will be held tomorrow night In the Beaver Presbyterian church. A large delegation is planning to attend from the Ellwood City. Wur-temburg, Mour.ivllle and Camp Run Kev. ace Mrs. J.

i. t-augney r.na children. Elizabeth and John, of Wurtemburff are spending the week at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. RodgerS, of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cotter of this city wcr-c New Castle visitors today.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Douds and son Roy and Mrs.

White are business visitors in New Wilmington this morning. Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Smith of Division avenue, this city, are on a business trip to Philadelphia. While there they expect to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lee Callahan. Mr.

Callahan was a farmer Scout executive at New Castle and now is a national official who was in charge of this, county's Boy Scout division at Eu- rope's rally in England Several years aso. I serving by her ctuuirhler and sister. MISSION CLASS MEETS ELLWOOD CITY, Oct. 7. Class No.

1 of the First Baptist church HOSPITAL "NOTES ELLWOOD CITY. Oct. 7. Discharged: Mrs. Robert Tcdd Lloyd and baby of Lawrence avenue.

Mrs. Russei! Bates ol Park avenue and tvc T-np Orchfcrc avc- held its regular meeting last night in the church rooms. Miss Carrie Hoses, the captain, presided at the business meeting, r.t which routine matters' were transacted and future Dlans made. To? class nn v.crksrl De SOTO F) SOLD BY DODGE, AND CHRYSLER Rather tight littlr.g tape coats arc smart for. the Paris schoolgirl, Such coats ms-y be worn with plain hats or with those of the softer, r.ftcr-noon type en Us program which will soon be '-'s.

Mcs William Ber.r.etr ar.cJ DfR.D.2. Admitted: I-wctta Hutchinson R. D. Jr prrsrn.ea at tne missionary stMiictj.