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CJt FOR WANT ADS DON'T JUNK SPRING HOUSECLEANING DISCARDS! SELL 'EM FOR CASH WITH A NEWS WANT AD! DIAL CR 2-5611 Page 16 Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Saturday, August 15, 1959 Altalaha Church Women Meet At Bernville Home REHRERSBURG, August 15 The United Lutheran Church Women of Aldalaha met on evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Keener, Mrs. Helen Richards had charge of the devotions and also of the topic, "Growing As World Friends." Mrs. Lillian Harnish, president, conducted the business meeting.

Plans were made for the family picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Manbeck on August 30. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Keener to Mrs.

Sally Keen- 'er, Mrs. Lillian Harnish, Mrs. Helen Richards, Mrs. Ruth Ed ris, Mrs. Wayne Dieffenbach, Mrs.

Pauline Mpyer. Mrs. Rhea Dteffenbach, Mrs. Grace Schucker, Mrs. Helen Billman, Mrs.

Elsie Manbeck and Mrs. Minnie Gettel. Flower Club On Monday evening the Rehrersburg Flower Club met at tshe home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pretsch.

Flower Club Council will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Knoll on Aug. 21. The Flower Show will be held on the Reading Fair Grounds the week of the Reading Fair.

Present were Mrs. Anna Moyer, Mrs. Emma Stoudt, Mrs. Helen Fritz, 'Mrs. Agnes Frkz, Miss Stella Oxenreider, Mrs.

Charles Du Bois and Mrs. Minnie Gettel. "Happy Birthday" was sung for Mrs. Dietsch who has an anniversary this montih. She showed pictures of her trip through the Middle West this summer after which she served refreshments.

Family Picnic A family picnic was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Micholas Kreiser on Sunday. The following attended: Mr. and Mrs'.

George Bickel, Robert Bickel, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Souders, Mrs. Mabel Bickel, Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Bickel and son Edward, Jerry Kreiser; all from town. Mr. and Mrs. Byron W. Gettel, Fayetville Route One; Mr.

and Mrs. Gifford Krause, Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wenrich, Robesonia; and Mrs. Shirley Himmelberger and sons Gary and R.D.

Sally Knapp spent Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Feick and family, Shar- ttesville. W. Lebanon Playground Stages Talent Show Approximately 300 persons attended a talent show Thursday night at the West Lebanon.

Playground. Participants were Donald Miller, David Fitting, Daniel Fields, Judy Pitt, Cheryl Miller, Robert Hurst, Judy Wentz, Barbara Clemens, Renee Williams, LeRoy Peffley, Terry Fenner, Delores Sweeney, Polly Smith, Brenda Ondrusek, Karen Kline, Carol Foehler, Joyce Shelly and Connie Miller. It was announced that the annual picnic of the playground will be held August 19. Darly, of BernviUe Mt. Zion News MT.

ZION, August 15 Fred Kurkowski of the Lancaster Sem- inajy and at present assistant chaplain of the Harrisburg Mental Hospital was the speaker at the United of Christ on Sunday morning. Flowers in the altar vases were presented by Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Snavely. The Ladies Aid Society met in the grove on Sunday afternoon.

After a business session conducted by the President Dorothy Shirk a covered dish social was held by the members and their families. Plans were made for a ham supper to be held in September. On Thursday night members of fche church met in the Sunday School room to form a study group headed by Dr. Perry L. Smith.

At Zoar's Lutheran Church the flowers were presented by tfie Wolfe children in honor of their motiher, Mrs. Elsie Wolfe. Choir Entertained' The choir members were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sholly at a doggie roast held at their home on Sunday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rittle have purchased the Paul Sanger home on Lebanon Route Two anc expect to move there by the enc of the month. Mrs. Carrie Grimm moved to her new home on Thursday al Weavertown which she purchased recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grum bine and children Carol a Paulette, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rittle and son Leonard and Mr and Mrs.

Harold Boyer and family attended -the Grumbine reun ion at Lititz Park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ashley 01 Louisville, Kentucky visited Mr and Mrs. Floyde Houiz on Tues day afternoon.

Mrs. Ashley is a niece of Mrs. Houtz. Miles Spangler, Wilbur Spangler, Earl Hoffa, Glenn Hoffa anc Amos Grumbine attended a bal game between the Phillies and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia on Tuesday night. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Harman ark family of Lincoln Park spent sev eral days at the home of Mr and Mrs. John Spangler. Mr. and Mrs.

Miles Gassert ol Elizabethtown and Mr. and Mrs Lester Fox visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William ELsen hauer on Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Levi Darkes vis iled Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Stuff of Sinking Spring on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Shirk visited the Darkes home, on Sunday night. Linda Bucher celebrated her birthday anniversary last week. Mr.

and Mrs, Richard Grimes and children Lori and Brad attended the wedding -Leighbon Krum and Dawn Neiswender of MyersUxwn, at. Williamsport on Denver Lions Plan For Annual Picnic DENVER, Aug. 15 The Denver Lions Club met in the Denver Fire Hall on Wednesday evening with 35 members present. Milton Steffy Jr. presided.

President Staffy announced that George H. High of the New Holland club was named deputy governor and George Fuller of the Ephrata club zone chairman. Plans were completed for the annual picnic to be held August 20 in Denver Memorial Park. A lunch will be served by the Denver Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary. The club furnished transportation to Maple Grove swimming pool for children attending the Denver playground with their supervisors.

The park committee of the Denver Memorial Park has se- ected August 23 as Denver Day. The Denver union of churches will have joint Sunday School and church services in the park during'the forenoon. The Allentown Band will play during the afternoon and evening. Meals will be served by the women committees of the park. The day had been an annual occasion and will serve as homecoming day for former residents.

Rev. Walter E. Waybright chairman of the Denver Union churches announced that Dr. Clarence A. Ncal, pastor of Trin ty Lutheran church, Chambers- )urg will preach at the forenoon service.

In case of rain, this service will be held St. fohn's Lutheran church. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gensemer returned from a two weeks vacation in Hawaii and Las Vegas, Nevada.

The trip was made by plane and included many interesting places in the Hawaiian islands. They sew many acres of growing pineapples and sugarcane. They report the climate of Ihe islands as excellent and the people pleasant and sociable. They spend several days at the El Rancho Hotel, in Las Vegas. Rev.

and Mrs. Amos Heisey attended Sunday afternoon services at the Berks County Home. The service was conducted by Rev. Charles W. Pfautz of the Reading Mission, a close friend of the Heiseys for many years The Heiseys and Rev.

Pfautz made a tour of the building be fore the service. The sermon was preached bi Rev. Pfautz. A colored chorus from Reading sang numerous selections. A duet was sung bj Rev.

Pfautz and Mrs Katie Labe. Miss Mignetta Burkholder assistant cashier of the Denver National Bank left for Fred erick.Maryiand where she wil spend a two weeks vacation vis iting her cousin, Mrs. Clara Mell inger Sausser. Dr. and Mrs.

Haskell E. Rob erts are entertaining the for mer's mother Mrs. P. W. Roberts of Okemah, Oklahoma at their home on Main St.

The Denver Midget basebal team attended the Philly-Pitts burgh game at Philadelphia on Tuesday evening. The Denver Lions club at tended the Philly-Pittsburgh game at Philadelphia, Wednes day evening. The club had tick ets for a game which was rainec out earlier in the season. Mrs. Stanley Wagner of Main St.

and her sister Mrs. R. Irene Fridinger of Ephrata returned from a weeks vacation at Bar Harbor, Maine. During their stay they toured the White Mountains and other scenic points in Northern New Hampshire. Rev.

and Mrs. Walter E. Waybright entertained the latter's sister Mrs. Dr. George I.

Melhorn and her husband of Johnstown at their home on Spruce St. over the weekend. The outing of the Mohlers Church of the Brethren was held in Denver Memorial park on Tuesday evening with more than 100 attending. Elias Lutheran Sisterhood Has Officer Election NEWMANSTOWN, Aug. 15 The Lutheran Sisterhood of Elias Church met Tuesday evening in fche church.

The leader, Mrs. Helen Weik, presented a reading on "Cooperation." Tiie devotions were led by IVIrs. Earl Kahl. Mrs. Bernice SLites jlayed the piano.

The business meeliivg was conducted by Miss Verna Kahl. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, Verna Kahl; vice president, Mrs. Edith Eisley; sec- Mrs. Ray Strickler; assistant, Mrs. Earl Kahl; treasurer, Mrs.

Helen Weak; assistant, Mrs. Jenie North. A report was given on the calendar project, which is being conducted. Preliminary plans were made 'or the reception of the catechet- cal class, to be held at the church in September. It was decided to have a soup sale late this month.

Plans were completed for the annualvisit of the MiLlcreek Lufch- ran parish to the Topton Orphans Home Sept. 9. A covered dish social followed, -ruber, Mrs. Bessie Norbh, Mrs. Jennie Norbh, Mrs.

Edna Wen- Anna Flamiscti. Mrs. Giis Stiles, Mrs. Helen Weik, VIrs. Carl Sites, Mrs.

Earl Kahl. Mrs. Stanley Haak, Mrs. John Snyder, Mrs. Howard Snyder, Verna Kahl, Mrs.

Lizzie Weik, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Ray Sfcnickler and Mrs, Mamie Wallace. Mr. and Mrs.

Merrill Spang and children Ronnie, Carol Ann and Johnnie, Springmills, spent a week at the home of Spang's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Spang, Iheridan. PRESSMAN CUTS FINGER Charles W. Klahr, 31, of 816 E.

Guilford a pressman at Boyer Printing Company, lad six sutures and a wooden splint applied to his right index linger at Good Samaritan Hospital yesterday after he caught finger in a printing press, hospital reported. PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK and EQUIPMENT ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5lh On the premises in Union Vt mile cast of U.S. 22 and 72 Cloverleaf. HEAD OF CATTLE 9 milk cows and 2 heiters. Bangs certified, T.B.

accredited, calfhood vaccinated, guernsey stock. 3950 Dodge stake body trtick with license, B.N. Farmall tractor with cultivator, Cobey P.T.O. spreader, Sears tractor spreader, hoe drill, roller harrow, 3-section and 2-section spring-tooth harrow, J.D. IB" bottom plow, McD.

side delivery rake, 3-can milk cooler, lot of baled hay, circular saw, 3 range shelters, brooder bouse, 50-gal. apple sprayer on rubber, with engine, Stewart clipper. Some Household Goods: Clipboard cabinet, table, many other items. About 100 pullets, hog troughs. Sale to begin at 1 P.M., when conditions will be made known by Mrs.

Ben Boyer Refreshments will be served by Bellegrove Fire Co. Harry E. CUT BY MIRROR Joseph E. Ogurcak, 30, of 134 N. Ninth had three sutures to a laceration of his right thumb at Good Samaritan Hospital last evening after be cut himself on a mirror, according to the hospital report.

Public Sole Wednesday, Sept. 2 At llth and Chestnut Lebanon, Pa. OFFICE APT. Remodeled 2-room" office, two 4-ropm 2 bothrooms, I nor tile. Brick building.

Insulated, new roof. Im- PUBLIC SALE Saturday, Aug. 22nd U-M AM. At H. Gibble Sons 631 East Weidman Penna.

1 1947 Oldsmobiie Sedan (as is). Owner or reputed owner, Francis R. Grimm, Pittsburgh, Pa. To be sold under Uniform Commercial Vehicle Code, to the highest bidder. John H.

Dernier, 1 Justice of the Estate of Katie Weiss PUBLIC SALE Of Valuable REAL ESTATE To be Held on Premises, West Main Street, Newmanstown, Pa. Wednesday, Aug. 26, 1959 At 7:00 O'clock P.M., E.D.S.T. Real estate to be sold consists of a modern one-story bungalow in excellent state of repair. This home was built about nine years ago and is a fine home for a tamily looking for a small one- floor dwelling.

Large living room and combination kitchen, two nice large bedrooms, partial bath, front and back porch, full cement cellar, large attic with steps, oil fired hot air heat, town newly painted, public gas service available, full depth lot, lot size 37 ft. 198 hard surfaced road in front and rear of lot. Immediate possession. Terms, down, balance, October 1, 1959. Will help finance.

Sale will begin promptly at 7:00 P.M., E.D.S.T. Oscar McQuate Administrator of the Estate of Katie Weiss, deceased Arthur Copenhaver, Auctioneer Walter C. Graeff, Attorney PUBLIC SALE MONDAY, AUG. 17 AT 6 P.M. GILBERT'S CENTER 157 North Sth Lebanon Special Consignment from Parly Leaving for the South and Other Estates Antiques, 6 Primrose Plates, 4 Primrose Cups and 'Saucers, 6 Andalusia Plates, Corinthia Cup and Saucer and Plate, Satin Glass Bowl, Lamps, Pattern and other Glass, Goblets, Homespun Linen in Colors and White, Rising Sun Quilt, High Chair, Cane Seat Chairs, Large Cupboard, and Under Pistol, Early Kalley Barrel! with Brass Patch Box, Rare Kentucky Rifle with Early Marked Barrel Silver Inlaid and Brass Patch Box.

White Rotary El. Sewing Machine with reverse and forward stitch in mahogany cabinet, Sylvania TV Set, Mali. Duncan Phyle Dining Room Table, 6 Mah. Dining Room Chairs, China Closet, 5-Pc. Wai.

Bedroom Suite, 5-Pc. Very Fine Chrome and Red Breakfast Set, 2-Pc. Kroehler Green Wool Frieze Living Room Suite with Bottom Fringe, Davenport Studio Couch, Metal Wardrobe, Vanity, 9x12 Wilton Rug, and Other Heavy Rugs. Like New Hotpoint Apt. Size Refrigerator with Top Freezer and Shelved Door, Extra Large Size G.E.

Refrigerator with Top Door Freezer Compartment, Other G.E. El. Ranges, Gas Range, G.E. Auto. Washer, G.E.

Auto. Dryer, Wringer Washer, Hotpoint Dishwasher, Sink Perfection Oil Heat- rola, Metal Chairs, Baby Carriage, Crib, many other items, etc. We buy for cash or sell on 15 per cent commission. Call Gilbert's Auction Rooms, Lebanon CR 2-1801, and truck will call at your home. Aug.

29 at 1:30 P.M. Nora T. Dore Homes, 2 Apt. Old Cumberland 425 N. 7th St.

and 23 N. 3rd Lebanon. Paul K. Gilbert, Auct. CLASSIFIED ADS MAY BE PLACED UP TO 9 IN THE MORNING FOR RESULTS THE SAME DAY to Place An Ad Just Dial CR 2-5611 The Ad-Taker Will Help You Word The Ad and Send A Bill After The Ad Run Rates 3 Lines (1.5 average 3.60 for 8 times 2.10 for 4 times .60 for 1 time Apply to Paid Within 7 of Billing Advertisement ma; be cancelled ai toon as reiulti are secured and the Adv.

will be charged only for number of days appears. STATISTICS Funeral Notices Lebanon on August 14, 1959 Miss Fannie L. Atkins of 249 S. 9th aged 95 years. Funeral on Monday Morning at 10 o'clock from Christman's Funeral Home, 226 Cumberland St.

Interment at Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. Relatives and friends are Invited. Friends may call Sunday evening 7 to 9 at the funei-al home. Route I Jonestown on August 13, 1959 Irene, nee Bender, wife of Herbert L.

Coleman, aged 54 years. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from The Strauss Funeral Home, Jonestown. Interment at Ono Cemetery. RelaUves and friends are invited to attend without further notice. Friends may call Saturday evening 7 to 9 at the funeral home (STRAUSS) Lebanon on August 14, 1959 Mrs.

Bertha nee Krissinger Donmoyer widow of Frank Don moyer aged 51 years. Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Hassingeff Funeral Home, Fredericksburg. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Fredericksburg. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Friends may cal! Monday evening 7 to 9 at the funeral home.

(HAS SINGER) PASSED AWAY Lebanon on August 13, 1959 Emma A. Steiner Evans, nee Wai- born, widow of John N. Evans of 703 E. Main AnnviUe, aged 81 years. Funeral on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from The Rohland Parlors, 5th i Cumberland Sts.

Interment at Myerstown Union Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. Friends may call Sun day evening 7 to 9 at the parlors. Lancaster, Ohio on August 13, 1959 Earl husband of Virginia nee Clagett Fonderwhite of Lebanon R. D.

Hi, aged 60 years. Funeral on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Christman's Funeral Home, 226 Cumberland St. Interment at Kimmerlings Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited. Friends may call Sunday evening 7 to 9 at the funeral home.

(CHRISTMAN'S) GERHART In Myerstown on August 13, 1959 Annie, nee Kline, wife of George W. Gerhart of 5 E. Richland aged '60 years. Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from Christman's Funeral Home, 226 Cumberland St. Interment at Host Cemetery.

Relatives and friends are invited. Friends may cal! Monday evening 7 to 9 at the funeral home. (CHRISTMAN'S) PASSED AWAY Lebanon on August 33, 1959 Miss Annie HarU. aged 85 years. Funeral on Monday morning at 10 o'clock from The Rohland Parlors, 5th i Cumberland with services in charge of Rev.

J. O. Bemesderfer D. D. Interment at Annville U.

B. Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. P'riends may call Sunday evening 7 to 9 at the parlors. ot 6 p.m.

Hcisey, Auctioneer Paul E. Sanger NORA T. DORE ESTATE PUBLIC SALE THREE OUTSTANDING LEBANON INVESTMENT PROPERTIES SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 Each to be Sold on Its Respective Property Tract No. 1 at 1:30 P.M., D.S.T. 1128-1130 Old Cumberland Lebanon, Pa.

Comprises a double frame shingled home in good repair. Home at 1128 Old Cumberland has 3 rooms and laundry on 1st floor; 2nd floor, 2 bedrooms, complete bathroom, attic. Home at 1130 Old Cumberland has 2 rooms on 1st floor; 2nd floor, 2 rooms, complete bathroom, attic. Good open lot. Each home has a late model oil hot air heating system and automatic gas water heater.

Tract No. 2 at 2:30 P.M., D.S.T. 425-427 North 7th St. Lebanon, Pa. Comprises a 3-story corner brick building containing 3 modern apartment units.

First floor apt. has 3 large rooms including living room with brick fireplace and hardwood floors, modern complete bathroom. Here is an ideal unit suitable for business or living and has its separate front entrance. Second floor apt. has 4 rooms, complete bathroom.

Third floor apt. has 3 rooms, complete bathroom. Each apt. has a separate automatic water heater. To rear of this property is a 3-car cement block garage.

All apartments are vacant and buyer can select his own tenants. Tract No. 3 at 3:30 P.M., D.S.T. 23 North 3rd Lebanon, Pa. Comprises a 2 -story corner brick building containing apartments.

First floor has 4 rooms, complete bathroom. Second floor has 4 rooms, complete bathroom, plastered attic Each apartment has a separate oil fired hot air heating system in basement. Both apartments arc vacant. Inspection Saturday, August 22, from 1 to 3 P.M. and on day of sale.

For appointments or particulars, phone the So nqcr attorney or auctioneer. Paul K. Gilbert, Auctioneer- Robert Sullivan, Farmers Trust Co. Lebanon, Phone CR 3-1801 PASSED AWAY Lebanon on August 13, 1959 Gertrude nee Hettinger, wile Robert Krause, 2431 Lehman Staged 70 years. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from The Rohland Parlors, Sth Ic Cumberland with services in charge of Rev.

Gilbert D. Snyder. Interment at Millbach Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. Friends may call Saturday evening 7 to 9 at the parlors.

QUICKIES By Ken Reynolds a £TA -Iffr 8-15 Wirfc Wwtel 17 ODORLESS Sanitary tic Sand Hill Rd. CR WILL DO PAINTING AT $1.00 PER HOUR CAUL TO 5-S472 WANTED light housekeeping panlon to elderly perion. nursing experience. Can ences. Phone CR 3-4623.

PRACTICAL NURSING, CHRONIC. FRACTURE. STROKE OR MATERNITY. CALL CR 3-4594 or CR J-MM Miscellaneous For Silt 33 DRESS remnants, lace all colon, quilting and notions, very, Miller's, 34 S. llth St.

ALUMINUM and iron ralUnjt, free quotations, expert inctallation. Aluminum Sales 731 S. Lincoln Dial CR 3-0571. STEEL lockers 6tt cubic ft. 8rt cutjic ft.

Formerly from Lockers, stored at RohUinf Ml. Aetna. Will sacrifice at tt each. Dial UN 6-4110. CLEAN FELL'AND EXCAVATING DIAL CR 2-4560 FOR DRIVEWAYS H.J.

DIAL CR 2-1677 or UN 7-2271 Baby Needs For Sals 33B Complete Line of Baby Furniture Merchandise Club Now Forming BABY TOWNE, 835 Cumb: St. CR J-2801 Musical Instruments For Sale 33D "Don't be afraid The NEWS Want Ad said this stuff would only kill pests!" Public Notices JAMES I. WEISS INSURANCE BONDS R. D. 1 LEBANON CR 3-4228 Special Announcements YOU CAN'T REMEMBER WHERE TO GET A MEAT BALL TRY LUIGl'S.

CALL CR 2-0181 MRS. MILLER'S HOMEMADE PIES AT THE LOFLAND'S GROCERY BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN TOWN 11TH CHURCH STREETS OPEN N1TES TILL 10, ALL DAY SUN. Lost, Found, Strayed LOST: Power saw and case between Palmyra Bindnagles Church. Heward if returned. Cassel Hardware TE 8-5341.

Personals A MEAL AWAY MAY SAVE THE DAY. THE LINCOLN DINER YOU have less labor, no waxing, so tel! your neighbor about Glaxo linoleum coating. The Bon Ton. MRS MAY, Advisor, Spiritualist Healer, on all affairs of life. Don't fill to pay her a visit.

Hours 9 m. to 10:30 p. m. 576 East Cumb. St.

Phone CR 3-4673. Ample parking. Miscellaneous 13 FISH CRAB HAM PLATTERS HARRY'S GRILL 823 Walnut CR 2-9032 OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Mate and Female Help Wanted 14 MEN-WOMEN S20. DAILY. SELL LUMINOUS NAMEPLATES Write Reeves Attleboro, Mass.

TEACHERS: Good position. Write THE READING TEACHER AGENCY. 5 Chestnut Shillington, Pa. Male Help Wanted 15 Lebanon County Home on August 13, 1950 Mrs. Mary, widow of John A.

Rohland, aged 96 years. Funeral on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Thompson's Funeral Home, 126 S. 9th St. Interment at Mt. Lebanon Cemetery.

Relatives and friends are invited. Friends may call Sunday evening 7 to 9 at the funeral home. Lebanon on August 15, 1059 Milton Shanaman of South Race Street. Richland aged 87 years. Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 from Clauscr Funeral Home.

Scliaef- ferstown." Interment at Richland Cemetery. RelaUves and friends are invited attend without further notice. Friends may cal! Monday evening 7 to 9 at the funeral home. tCLAUSER) Card Of Thanks 3 desire to thank neigh- bora and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement in the death of Louis C. Francis.

We also wish to extend our thanks for the beautiful floral tributes, sympathy cards and use of automobiles. THE FAMILY. Funeral Directors THOMPSON'S FUNERAL HOME 125 S. 9TH ST. Ph.

CR. 1-0701 NIte CR 2-3871 CR 2-9750 TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME SUCCESSOR ARNOLD FUNERAL HOME 712 CHESTNUT ST DIAL CR 2-4635 Florists 5A POTTED PLANTS and CUT FLOWERS Vavrous Flowers CR 2-3971 4th Guilford 512 Cumberland St- SPRAYS BASKETS BOKAYS HOCKLEY'S FLOWERS 118 S. STH 125 E. MAIN, PAL-JvJYRA CR 2-1501 TE 8-3861 TWO SHOPS TO SERVE YOU BETTER South Side Flower Shop FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION AND AT REASONABLE PRICES 810 S. 12TH ST.

CR 3-2683 INVITATION FOR BIDS Marion Township School District will receive bids for alterations to the Stouchsburg Elementary School Building on August 24, 1959. Plans 4 speci- ficatrtms will he available from the office of Haak Kaufman, registered architects, Myerstown, on Aug. 17, 1959. FOR LEASE Modern Service Station being remodeled, located in growing neighborhood in Lebanon. Capital needed.

For information. Ph. CR 3-2181. EXPERIENCED CARPENTER APPLY IN PERSON TO D. B.

BASHORE, 73 MORAVIAN ST. distributor to make S20.00 a day selling pretzels from door to door. Apply Long's Pretzel Bakery 514 N. 3rd St. MAN for plant work, good opportunity for advancement.

Write Box D-135 Care News. MALE COOKS. WILL TRAIN APPLY HOWARD JOHNSON'S ON TURNPIKE, LAWN, PA. EXPERIENCED Miehle vertical press man for night shift. Phone Manheim MOhawk 5-2229.

EXPERIENCED MACHINIST AS FOREMAN FOR STITCHING ROOM IN MODERN BOY'S SHIRT PLANT. ALL SINGER MACHINES, EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS. WHITE GIVING EXPERIENCE, AGE. SALARY EXPECTED TO BOX E-135 CARE NEWS. Female Help Wanted 16 PART TIME CLERK TYPIST ABILITY TO TYPE AND WORK WITH FIGURES.

PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS. 5 DAY WEEK OF -20 HOURS. SALARY $1200 PER YEAR WRITE BOX P-123 CARE NEWS FITTING ROOM HELP WANTED WE HAVE JUST STARTED ON A GOVERNMENT CONTRACT. TO PRODUCE 50,000 PAIRS OF DRESS SHOES. IN ADDITION TO OUR REGULAR WORK.

WE NEED FULL TIME Folders Top Stitchers Vampers Lining Pasters Model-A' Skivers WILL ACCEPT PERSONS WHO ARE WILLING TO LEARN THESE OPERATIONS. ALSO CONSIDERING NIGHT SHIFT FROM 5:30 TO 9:30. WE NEED Folders Top stitchers Vampers experienced 'only FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY H. H. BROWN SHOE CO.

RICHLAND, PA. SALESLADY FULL TIME APPLY HARPEL'S STORE EXP. Waitresses for day night shift. Apply Angle's Texas 615 E. Main Palmyra.

WAITRESS wanted. Apply Horst Fruit Farm, 3 miles North of Lebanon, Rt. 72. WOMEN help your husband over trying times, by earning full days earnings working few hours evenings, as I do. Write Lebanon Daily News Box P-137.

FEMALE COOK. WILL TRAIN APPLY HOWARD JOHNSON'S ON TURNPIKE, LAWN, PA. OPENING Homo Party Demonstrator in any vicinity. Full or part time. Exclusive Housewares! Gifts- Fire- stone'Velon! Earn S75-S100 per week, no capital needed.

Write Monroe Plastics, Stroudsburg, Pa. WANTED EXPERIENCED OPERATORS, For Day or Night Shift Di-Anne Underwear Co. 1ST and LOCUST STREETS SECRETARY desired for Law Office. Applicant must be proticient in dicta tion and typing, assure permanency, legal experience desirable. Application held confidential.

Lewis Lewis, 17 W. Main Palmyra, Pennsylvania. Telephone Palmyra TE 8-2511. HELP WANTED MALE Junior Accountant -for area C.P.A. firm.

College graduate preferred. Permanent position. Reply to Box R-135 Care News. Stating qualifications and salary desired. YOUNG MAN FOR GENERAL STORE WORK APPLY MR.

BROWN, HARPEL'S INC. WANTED Carpenrers helper, one with some knowledge of carpentry. Must be willing to work. tSate wage expected to Box S-145. Care News.

MEN If you are interested in earning over S150 per week Phone CR 3-5862. WAITRESS FOR NIGHT SHIFT GOOD WAGES DIAL CR 3-2428 BABY SITTER. ALL DAY. NO SCHOOL GIHLS. APPLY 52 W.

MAIN ST. MYERSTOWN WAITRESS DAY OR NIGHT WORK GOOD PAY. APPLY PANORAMA DINER We Need Men to round out our organization to DEMONSTRATE SERVICE OUR FARM MACHINERY MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT Our men are making $157.50 and per week. If you are looking for better than I average earning and have a successful background, you might qualify. SEE Ray Conroy At formerly the Glass Cottage Lewisberry New Cumberland, Pa.

Mon. tTuesday 6 to 9 P. M. only EXPERIENCED OPERATORS FOR ALL SINGLE NEEDLE OPERATIONS BUTTON HOLING BUTTON SEWING HIGHEST MINIMUM GUARANTEED ALL BENEFITS, AS ADVERTISED SUSAN GARMENT INC. 424 GUILFORD STREET CR 2-1696 YOU can rent piano now with option to buy at a later date.

Call today at our warehouse for more information and see your piano. Perry B. Relfsnyder, risburg. GRAND PIANO BARGAIN: Here 1 opportunity for someone to own a fine -Baldwin Grand Piano for half Sts original price. Small 5'1" in beautiful two-tone cabinet.

Interior completely reconditioned. Practice pianos from S45.00. Zeswiti Muslo Center, 812 Penn Reading, Pa. FR 6-4936. KRAKAUBR PIANO, GOOD CONDITION DIAL WO 4-5188 NEW SPINETS STARTING AT and up.

Practice pianoi Fegan's. 428 N. 10th St. Ph. CR 1-264L Piano Tuning.

Sporting Goods For Sals 33E LARGE selection ot tents, bags other camping equipment. Sam Army Navy FRESH LIVE BAIT WORMS MARTY LEVAN SPORT STORE 433 N. 9TH ST. DIAL CR 3-J1M SAVE on waterproof tarpi, tent flyi, waterproofing compound and canvai cement. At MARTIN'S next to Colonial Theatre.

Guns, (New Used? We buy, or Trade Paul H. Kettering (Esso) 104 W. Main St. Annville UN 7-6231 BEAR ARCHERY EQUIPMENT JOHN A. CRONE COMPLETE SPORTS STORE 107 E.

CUMB. ST. DIAL CR 3-1781 NEW MODEL 110 SAVAGE HIGH POWER NOW AVAILABLE IN RIGHT OR LEFT HAND ACTION. JOHN A. CRONE 107 E.

CUMB. ST. DIAL CR S-1TS1 30-30 CALIBER Winchester '94. ttO. Very good condition.

Dial CR 1-2001 between 6 8 p. m. Boats and Supplies for Sale 33F Pacemaker Maatercraft Boat Trailers ROSS OUTBOARD SALES SERV. 34 MORAVIAN ST. DIAL CR 2-S2W OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.

M. BOAT 12 FT. RUNABOUT 16 H. P. MOTOR CALL CR 3-5594 Building Materials For Sals 336 LARGE assortment new iteel angles.

Beams Channels, plates, etc. A. Brenner Sth fc Green Leb. Machinery and Tools For Sale 33H ATLAS 3-TON ARBOR PRESS. 125 DICK REICHARD 452 N.

4TH ST. DIAL CR 2-3M1 PAINT $1.98 GALLON LOT OF COLORS FOR INSIDE tc OUTSIDE USE HOUSE DECK CHARLIE BAER'S Army fc Navy INTERIOR-Exterior paiflt-al! colon SI.85 pur gal. 5 gal. roof coating S2.75 per can. Aluminum paint S2.7S a roof cement sal can SI.

All weights of roofing paper on A. Brenner Sth Green Stj. Dial CR 2-0631. Awnings For Sale 331 AWNINGS PATIOS WINDOWS NO MONEY DOWN GUARANTEED HENRY'S ALUM. PROD.

CR Household Goods For Sale 34 USED FURNITURE appliances. Apply 50 W. Main St. Myerstown UN 6-2250. Open 9 a.

m. to 9 p. m. I BUY and sell used furniture and ap- pliances. Charles Smith, 27 8.

Klnf Annville. Ph. UN 7-2353. CREDIT MANAGER looking for reliable parties interested in purchasing 3 rooms of furniture con.s!stinf ol living room suite plus 1 modern itep tables, 2 table lamps cocktail table. Modern bedroom suite 5 piecs dinette.

These complete rooms of furniture are valued at $565 now available at S297 BUDGET TERMS arranged on weekly or monthly basis. No charge for layawayi. For appointment call Mr. Alberta CR 2-5632. Electrical Equipment 34A 1 NEW 20" portable air fan.

Originally $40, will sell for $25. Dial CR 3-M57. Plumbing-Heating Equipment 34B Used cast iron radiators. EXCELLENT CONDITION. CHEAP DIAL CR 3-3424 LEBANON'S GUIDE TO SERVICE SPECIALISTS WHO'S WHO FOR SERVICE Public Sole Monday, Aug.

17 At Sale Pavilion, Myerstown LANDRACE HOGS 85 head, 30 bred Gilts, 30 open Gilts, 15 young boars, 10 weaned pigs (all white), Swedish and Danish blood lines. The best you ever saw. All sell regardless of price. Sale at 1:00 p.m. S.

D. Bergcr Sons Sanqcr Auctioneer SHOE FACTORY WANTS Asst. Superintendent Fitting Room Foreman Cutting- Room Foreman Quality Man One of Pennsylvania's largest shoe companies expanding factories. Permanent positions. Profit sharing plan.

Insurance benefits. Exceptional opportunity. Give full details. Al! replies strictly confidential. Box 2033: Newmarh's Advertising Agency, 1457 Broadway, New YorK 36, N- V.

SALESMEN wanted. Leading distiller wants part time men in Lebanon area. Write Wm. H. Irey, 3517 Lancaster Philadelphia 4, Pa.

MANAGER-TRAINEES We are a large company looking for men interested In a career as manager. Phone CR 3-5862. Female Help Wanted 16 RETAIL STORE MANAGER TRAINEES TRAINING FOR EVENTUAL QUAU FICATIONvS AS A DEPARTMENT MANAGER. MUST BE AGGRESSIVE AND ADAPTABLE TO DETAIL. S3100 PER YEAR WITH FULL BENEFITS: WRITE BOX P-125 CARE NEWS SERVICE Building, Contracting Business Services Offered 18 SMALL BACK HOE DIGGING WATER LINES, DRAIN FIELD ETC.

DIAL CR 2-2255 LEWARS ELECTRIC SERVICE ELECTRIC MOTOR SPECIALISTS 891 VVILHELM AVE. DIAL CR 2-3851 SANGER AUCTIONEER DIAL UN 6-4725 21 "Have Lay" STONE WORK CHIMNEYS FIREPLACES FLAGSTONB i NEW OR REPAIRED REASONABLE RATES DICK ULRICH CR 3-H77 or CR 2-SStt. Roofing 21A ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVERING Plastic Ceramic Tile Installed O. J. YOUNG, JONESTOWN DIAL TO 5-5305 or 5-5341 Rental Floor Sanders 9TH GIBBLE'S PAINT STOHE i CHESTNUT STS.

CR OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION REBER'S SERVICE STATION I1TH fc MAPLE STS. DIAL CR 2-9315 TIRE RETREADING VULCANIZING BAMBERGER'S FRONT CUMB. STS. DIAL CR 2-6641 Windows Cleaned In Private Homes HAUSSMAN'S CR 2-7394 LAWN MOWER MOTORS REPAIRED NORTHSIDE BIKE SHOP 509 N. STH ST.

DIAL CR 2-8921 PAVING, GRADING, ROLLING, FILL EXCELLENT TOP SOIL KARL FITTING CR 3-1746 ENGRAVING SERVICE TRY PHOTO ENGRAVING DEPT. THE LEBANON DAILY NEWS COARSE SCREEN FINE SCREEN FOR QUICK EFFICIENT LINE CUTS ART WORK ALSO AVAILABLE 24-26 SOUTH BTH ST. DIAL CR 2-5611 ROOFING Ic MOS. RICHARD HEISEY 1 FREE EST. CR 2-7BB3 or CR 2-1S20 Television, Radio Repairing 28A Bob Hoch Service Center SERVICE ALL MAKES TV'J HOME APPLIANCES TV INSTALLATION REPAIRS Prompt and Guaranteed DIAL CR TV Repair Ail Makes MAURER RADIO TV SERVICE 29 S.

4TH ST. DIAi CR 2-248J OPEN EVENINGS TILL 1 P. M. CHARLES E. McGovern Rudlo TV Sales and service.

53R E. Pcnn Cleona, Pa. Phone CR 3-5145. REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OF RADIOS TELEVISIONS NEUMAN DIAL CR 2-4231 TV RADIO SERVICE TED SMITH'S 29 S. 9TH ST.

DIAL CR 3-7U1 283 WE SERVICE DODOE AND OTHER MAKE TRUCKS W. W. MILLER MOTORS MYERSTOWN BODY' FENDRH WORK AUTO PAINTING A SPECIALTY ALBERT'S CR 2-70JI1 nr CH 2-4143 Jr Paint and Painting Supplies 33K.