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Mary Haworth's Mail Child Of Divorce Says He DEAR Has No Complaints MARY HAWORTH: I bet you won't print vorce and remarry; and behavior; in doing just that. that' he. poisoned can't against think his straight. 'People like him are making this world so full of false piety that other folks can't turn around without gelting a sermon. I am a product of divorced parents too, and I'm not complaining.

My my childhother, happier than average. I must admit that was resentful for a while of my fathetts, second marriage. But: not I couldn't ask for a finer person than my stepmother. I love her for what she has done: for my father. My parents were as unsuited to each other as two sons could People have such short lives.

Why should B. L. or anyone else expect them to be miserable: for life, just because some snob: group thinks divorce is wrong? L. quotes the Bible, to the effect that the man who' puts aside his wife and marries another is guilty of adultery. So I ask him to remember this from the Bible: "Honor father and mother There is no qualifying clause that says the parents to be perfect.

Mr. L. must have lived an awfully sheltered life if he thinks hee has done no wrong. It strikes that his righteous air is really a cloak for jealousy and hale.y B. B.

Poor Example DEAR B. As crusader for unprejudiced thinking, you certainly don't practice what you preach. For example, a on the one hand you warmly partisan (o your father and step. mother. Yet on the other hand, towards B.

L. whoin you don't know al -all, you are positively baleful in hissing a most unflattering estimate of his. soul's state. Do you need help in remov: ing the beam of uncharity from your eye, perhaps, in see more clearly the emotional tangle that clouds B. present outlook? I suppose one could continue indefinitely, swapping Bible passages hack and forth.

You. mention the Old Testament who can't, accept his' dad's as B. who turns thumbs down on parents who dis this. I believe you' 'belong to the same school of thinking commandment instructing children to honor their, parents, period. Nothing spelled out there, you say, parents having to be.

perfect: to merit filial homage. Backs. Children, A True Testament; enough. with But Its) the New message that "God is Love." revolution: hies the rigorously patriarchal old school theme of righteousness. The new dispensation cognizes the divine spark in children of such is the Kingdom of Heaven and affords clear warning to adults concerning their obligations to the young a worthy example.

Indeed, in the New Testament, adults are, exhorted to "be ye' perfect, even as your Heavenly Father is perfect." Also there is our Lord's awesome statement (in effect): "Woe unto who give scandal to these little ones M. H. have Asks' Reading List DEAR. MARY' HAWORTH: and have four children. Since childhood I've always, had trouble making friends; and now it seems my children have the same trouble: I would be very grateful for a helpful reading list, or other guidance you might Thank you.

W. DEAR We learn: by doing. Books may suggest, but friendships must be formed in action. and You to help: from a' professional 'counsellor. at a Family Service Agency or Child Guid.

Center. to learn the A-B-C'S of making friends, for children's sake. However, try books: "The ChrisSecret Happy Life" Hannah on Smith; "'Power Constructive Thinking" by Emmet Fox. M.H. Mary.

Haworth counsels through her column, not by. mail or perSonal interview. Write her in care lot this newspaper. Postpone Murder Hearing Slated To Be Held Today Smith farm. is.

located north oli Avon Heights. According to District James R. Whitman, Miss Smith strangled the child with white! lace shortly after the child's birth, According Alderman Schock Miss Smith will be represented by Attorney Thomas Ehrgood. She is now in the Lebanon County Jail. Man Found Injured As Sofa Burns In Fire House A local man was, believed injured during pa sofa fire at the Fire Co.

for which he was blamed. Police identified him as Roy G. Curry, 78, of 610 Maple St. Good Samaritan Hospital ports said Curry was treated, Sun-; day afternoon for an injury to his' left lower arm and: left ribs. Police Lt.

George Wagner. said Curry, was: responsible for theN. smoldering sofa discovered at the fire company about 6:55 Sunday morning. The fire was discovered by: Fred. Grodensky, a company driver, who was awakened by the smoke which filled his sleeping; quarters at the fire house.

he found al bucket near the sofa, the contents of which had been doused on! the. sofa. Patrolman James said he had seen Curry sleeping on the sofa prior to the 'fire. said. he had not been to rouse Curry.

At the lime Emswil-! er had entered the fire house to telephone city hall. Police said they think Curry suitered his injury when he fell from the sofa. Damage to the sofa wan estimated at $20: SENT TO COUNTY JAIL Charles Gillepssie, 75, of the Lebanon County Home, was. committed late the Lebanon. County Prison: Friday night after being charged with disorderly conduct before Herbert.

Dilzier, Justice of the Peace of South Lebanon' Township. Gillepssie was arrested by South Lebanon Township. Police George Gettler. Miss Ethel Wilt, Annville. Mrs.

Betty Heilman and daugh: ter, Myerstown. Mrs. Catherine Leibich, Leba-1 non. Lillian Bond, Lebanon. Forrest Himmelberger, Miss Emma Smith, Myerslown, Mrs.

Magdelena Bretz, Myerstown. Christina' Bitch, Lebanon. Mrs. Flora Rossini, Lebanon. Miss.

Mary Zero Craig Brosey, Quentin. Mrs. Carol Sholl and son, Beth- I Club Hears Talk On Alaska And Hawaii Members of the Women's of Lebanon learned about the two newest states of the Union at their meeting Saturday afternoon at: the clubhouse: The speaker was. Stockdale, traveler, author and lecturer, whose topic was "Alaska: and Hawaii." Stockdale showed colored picturcs of both states to illustrate his talk about their geography and people. He was introduced by: Mrs.

Joe C. Gilbert of the program committee. During the business meeting. Mrs. Henry' J.

Deck announced that the Art and Garden Department of the club will meet for dessert-bridge" party on the evening of January: 18. Mrs. W. L. Keifer announced that the Drama Department will meet tomorrow afternoon.

Mrs. Norman Boyd reported on December activities of the Youth Conservation Department. Mrs. Frederick G. Bulkley, reporting for the Junior Department, said the juniors will be addressed at the Beth Israel Synagogue by Rabbi Jacob Hack on January.

18. The next meeting of the club, January 23, will be a luncheon meeting celebrating the: club's anniversary. The progrom will honor Miss Anna: E. Kreider, past president: and honorary Mis. Guy 'A.

Gerberich pre: sided at the meeting and read the collect. Hostesses at tie door were Mrs. Jan.os C. Heckard and Mrs. Charles E.

Gaskins. Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Frederick S. were hostesses at the tea table.

Those in charge. of the tea room were Mrs. Coda W. Sponaugle, chairman: Mrs. Charles Corkran, Mrs.

Thomas M. tin, W. L. Keifer, Mrs. Frederick W.

Lohbrandt, Miss Florence Miller, Miss. Bertha A. Risser, Mrs. "Horace M. Taylor and Mrs.

Wise. Lebanon Daily Newg Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Monday, January Betrothals Announced Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Staeger, 401 W. Sheridan Annville, have announced the betrothal of their daughter, Sevenna Mary, to Melvin Gene Oliver, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Otis S. Oliver, 230 Water Annville. Both Miss Staeger and her fiance were graduated from Annville-Cleona High School with the class of 1958. Miss Staeger is employed by the Annville Shoulder Strap.

Company. Her fiance is an employe of the Cleaver Brooks Com800 The engagement was announced on New. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K.

Lesoine East Stroudsburg, Pa, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathryn Marie to: Ensign Clelland Luke Hostetter; son of Mr. and Mrs. Luke S. Hostetter of Lebanon R. D.

5. Miss Lesoine is a graduate of East Stroudsburg High School and will be graduated in June from Albright College, Reading. Mr. Hostetter is a graduate of Albright College and the Officer Candidate School at Newport, R. is stationed at the U.

S. Naval We a Nahlgren, p.o,n Val Laboratory, The wedding will take 3 place in June. Births McQUATE It's a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R.

McQuate of Jonestown R.D. 1. arrived in the Good Samaritan Hospital at 4:58 p.m. one Saturday. Mrs.

McQuate, before her marriage, Hazel L. Harmon. Her husband is employed by Indiantown Gap Military Reservation. KREISER Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Kreiser of Fredericksburg R. D. 1 became the parents of a daughter at p.m. on Saturday in -the Good! Samaritan flospital. The mother's maiden name was Joyce Ritchie.

The father 'is employed by Ray, Ritchie. fore her marriage. The father is employed Jefferiens Plasterine, Palmyra. HOWARD. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Howard of 109 Pershing Ave. are the parents. of an infant son who was born at 1:25 o'clock this morning in the Good Samaritan Hospital. The mother is the former Shirley Baum.

The father is. employed by Food Fair WHITMAN A son was born to Mr. and, Mrs. a Charles A. Whitman of 476 urday in the Good Samaritan HosFifth St.

at 11:34 p.m. on Satpital. The mother, before her marriage, was. Joan A. Thompson.

The father is employed by the Park Silk Company. DUNN a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Alton Dunn ot Jonestown R.D. 1.

The infant' arrived at 9:19 jo'clock Sunday night in the Good Samaritan Hospital. The mother's maiden name was Gloria F. Soliday. The father is a member of the United States Army stationcd at Camp A.P. Hill, Va.

BOMGARDNER Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. gardner of Palmyra R.D. 1 became the parents.

of a son' 11:36 p.m. on Sunday in the Good Samaritan Hospital. The mother was Ora Bell Ulrich be- 8 UPI -Daily NEWS Facsimile. sneakers to insure absolute silence, members of the chorus at the University of Detroit parade onstage during one of the more active numbers at Detroit's first "silent" concert. Also featured was -the university symphony orchestra which played only silent notes.

Nearly 600 silence lovers attended the event at $5 per ticket. 11, 1960 Page Family Pays Tribute To Hess Couple Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hess, whose fiftieth wedding anniversary was on. Friday, were honored at surprise dinner cri Saturday evening at the Friendship Fire Hall.

Seventy members of their immediate family attended: A -money tree was presented to the couple by- their 'ent children: A. centerpiece of. flowers which decorated the table w.as presented by Mr. and. Mrs.

Carl Gundrum and Mr. and: Ray mond Barry, grandchildren; After the dinner, entertainment was conducted by, Donald Lehman. Many of the children and grandchildren related reminiscenses' concerning Mr. and Mrs. Hess.

Mr. Lehman sang thise elections in, honor of the 'anniversary. Dancing by all followed the entertainment. Personals MISS ROSALIE SCANLIN, daughter of MR. and MRS.

SAM SCANLIN, 503 N. Twelfth received word over. the weekend from the: Department of Public Instruction that she has: passed her tests to. become a by Georgetown University, nurse. Miss is.

employed inglon, D.C. She is a 1959 graduate of Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital, Darby, Pa. MISS AUDREY DE ANGELO, 933 Federal left for Johns Hopkins Hospital, Ballimore, where, she will take a course Miss in De' operating room lechnigue. a graduate of Lebanon Catholic High School' and the Schcol' of Hospital, Derby, emstaff. ployed cf cn the operating room the Sanatorium.

Two guests at the Home for Widows and Single -Women will be observing birthday anniversaries in January. They. are MARGIE WALMER, whose anniversary is January 22, and MRS. REBECCA GINGRICH, January 28. 4.

Birthday Dinner Held At Seiberts' Mrs. Mazie Seibert of Main Union Deposit, was recently honored at a dinner in celebration of her 75th birthday sary. The affair took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seibert, 260 Willow Sty.

Hum inclstown. The celebrant, known to many as "Mazie," has lived at Union herself Deposit for busy 54 by years. sewing, She BOARS been. a scamstress for 56 years. Her husband, George H.

Scibert, passed away in 1953. Mrs. Seibert is an active momber of the Onion Deposit Evangelical United Brethren Church and is teacher of the Bethany Ladies Bible Class of the Sunday School. Class members feted her at a luncheon. Farm Group 10 Has Kraut Dinner Farm Members Women, of: the Groun 10, Society' Reist- of ville.

met 011 Saturday home Heidelberg, cf Mrs. for Melvin Dulabchn, a sauerkraut ner. Thirleen persons participaled. New Year's resolutions were given for roll call. The afternoon was spent in making cancer dressings.

A short business session was conducted by Mrs. Florence Krail. The women made donaticn to the Heart Fund and March Dimes. Birthday greetings given Mrs. Raymond Sau', Mrs.

Helen Claman and Mrs. DulaIbohn. Two Celebrants Honored At. Party Jan. 11 A prise birthday party was held at sibe home of Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Bomberger, 2137. Hill on Saturday night. honored Ernest P. Miller, who observed his anniversary on Dec.

21, and Lloyd Wood, whose anniversary is today. A buffet supper was served and music: was aby Elmer Reed, George Temp'in, Robert Bouchard, Mrs. Richard Kercher and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miller.

Attending, were Mr. and and Mrs: Mrs. Lloyd Wood Dave Dan: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bouchard, Robert and Donnie; Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest T. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Cedarettes Winners Lebanon High.

School Cedaretles the. ELCO High School girls' basketball term in a contest last Friday on the ELCO court. The final score read 42 38. Betty Dally served as referee. Married 13 Years Ernest A.

Miller, Joan and Ronald. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller, Marsha and Debra; Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Reed and grandson Mark; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fields, Mrs. Alfred Fields, Barbara, Linda and Dan. Mrs.

Irene Minnich and Doris; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kercher and Jeannie; Mr. and Mrs. George Templin, George, Ro-: maine end Diane, and Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Bomberger. 41 Are Injured Train Is Derailed (Continued. From Page One). Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald M.Sgt. Arthur W. of Leininger celebrat- 43, stationed at Griffiss 131 C. Cherry St.

are Base, Rome, N.Y. "All ling their 13th wedding anniver- Hose and the nary today. Mr. Leininger is em- rained down." came, ployed Amon Allwein, conTower Attendant tractor. The Leiningers have: five.

chilCyphers, who also dren: Gerald Thomas, 12; Faye passenger car Ann, 11; James Brian. cight, and the dcor with trapped, until Jerri Lynn and Gloria open get twins, Jcan, two. A hammer." railroad' employe fireman, Phillip J. Lehman, 46, of Cleveland: two Pennsylvania Railroad conductors, Kenneth Hale, 42, of Rosedale, and Gecrge P. Rummell, of Indianapolis, who were en route to a union convention in Cleveland, and an unidentified woman.

The "St. Louis-Cleveland train carried about 118 passengers. "Glass blew all over the place," Cyphers, Air Force the seats luggage Escapes was in the said someone a sledge stationed in the wooden tower escaped just before the train struck. Ambulance driver Arthur 'Sala, of Oberlin, said the woman had been "squeezed to death." "She was buried under seats and we had to pull (wo living passengers from atop her body," The said. Marion Tudor, 20, of Wellington, said he saw the wreck and ran to the' derailed cars to help rescue passengers.

Tudor said the engineer. A. Kerstein, was injured and dazed. have no brakes, no air, no horn, no speedometer and no nothing." Tudor queted him as saying. Kerstein was hospilalized but was not reported in critical condition.

In addition to the baggage car and the passenger car the train three passenger coaches, three sleeping cars and a mail car, and was hauled by three small diesel units. VA Hospital Patients Entertained Approximately 513 patients the Lebanon Veterans Administratin Hospital were entertained by four organizations over the weekend at "the hospital. Twenty-one patients ed in a bowling match by the Lebanon Women cf the Moose. Mrs. Helen Beard made the arrangaments.

An afternocn social was held for 205 patients and visitors Aid Red Cross Members of the Retired Employes Cub have packed 800 kits to be used by solicitors in Red Cross Fund Drive. Mrs. Myrtle Heisey, Red Cross volunteer, was in charge of the operation at the Chapter House, 322 Chestnut St. C.un members taking part were Paul Sharp, T. Erdman, Robert Loser "and Fred Sharp.

COMMITTED TO JAIL James Foley. 35, 121 N. 12th was committed to the Lebanon County Jail early tcday on charges ci operaling a molor veduring survension. Foley was committed by the Palmyra A'de Victor Henry, PalPolice alter being charged beicre myra. the American Legion Auxiliary, Annville.

Mrs. Norman arranged the affair. A sports quiz for 78 patients was held by American Legion Post 72, Palmyra, with arrangements made by Norman Streicher. Members of the Military Order of Cootie. Pup Tent 67, Mechanicsburg.

wire hosts for a variely show with 214 patien's in attendance. Paul Swartz made the bylarrangements. 7 Couples Seek Licenses To Wed Seven marriage license appli-15, cations. were filed Saturday at the courthouse. Applicants are: Galen G.

Kleinfeller, 13. sheei factory employe, 1102 C. Main Annville. son cf George H. Kleinfeller and Mabel I.

ter, and Judilh E. Kleiser, 18, factory worker, 1102 E. Main Annville, daughter cf Harry S. and Miriam M. Kleiser.

Ray A. Kreider. 19, laborFredericksburg R. D. 1.

son cf Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Krei120, factory Lebanon R. D.

and Barbara, Ann Arnold, JULIET JONESYOU DID IT, GOVERNOR! THE MAYO- -DON'T YOU THINK YOU MAY LET THE GENTLEMEN PRISONERS HAVE AGREED TO GIVE YOU'D BETTER REST A OF THE PRESS IN NOW. THE HOSTAGES AND GO BACK. BIT MORE? UP TO THEIR DADA OFFICE WARDEN! SPLENDID, WARDEN OFFICE 1 80 NONSENSE, NEVER FELT: JULIE. WARDEN "BETTER, Gout. Worker GOOD SAMARITAN A Census One hundred and forty patients, including 18.

infants. Admissions Miss: Eva Grumbine, Joneslown. Chester A. Bair, Newmans: town. Raymond.

Blouch, Lebanon. Darryl. Ensminger, Palmyra. Mrs. Gloria F.

Dunn, Jonestown. Edward Getz, Lebanon. H. Meyer Snavely, Lebanon. Mrs.

Joan Brand, Palmyra. Mrs. Palmyra. Ora Bell Bomgardner, Mrs. Shirley M.

Howard, Lebanon. John R. Stager, Lebanon. Mrs. Hazel L.

McQuate, Jonestown. Vincent. Krall, Lebanon. Drs. Edith: Gundrum, Myerstown.

Mrs. Cora "McKinley, Myers-! town. Mrs. Joan Lebanon. Mrs.

Lovina Mariani, Annville. Mrs. Miriam Beard, Joceslown. Miss Margaret Leitz. Lebanon.

Mrs. Lillian Haulman, Mrs. Lillian Lebanon. Mrs. Joyce Kreiser, Fredericksburg.

Mrs. Patricia Thomasco, Lebanolis. Janet Werner, Lebanon. Abraham. Hartman, Lebanon.

Miss Julia Albright, Lebaron. Mrs. Nancy E. Lebo, Sheridan. George Haas, Ruth Stauffer, Myerstown.

John Gettel, Lebanon. Mrs. Helen V. Coffroath, Gerald L. Wolf, Newmanstown.

William Hess, Lebanon. Mrs. Florence Ringler, Lebanon. Discharges William Rutler Mrs. Patricia Mease and son, Lebanon.

Mrs. Jacquelin Kroah and son, Jonestown. Raymond Greiser, Rexmont: Mrs. Verlena Gamber, Jonestown. Mrs.

Katherine Meck, Lebanon. Mrs. Evelyn Betz' and son, Lebanon. Mrs. Marlene Findley, Myerstown.

Susan M. Zearfoss. Lebanon. Sally Ann Geltle, Lebanon: Mrs. Annabelle Reddinger, Lebanon.

Mrs. Joan Morales and daughter, Lebanon. Raymond Houser, Annville: Mrs. Helen Kunder, Lebanon. Viola Becker, Annville.

Joel Manzolillo, Lebanon. Harry Clouser, George Haas, Lebanon. Jeffrey Carter, Lebanon. 1. Mrs.

Hattie Boltz; Lebanon. Mrs. Violet MA. Smith, Palmyra. Mrs: Anna Yurejefcic, Cornwall.

Mrs. Lebo, 3 Lebanon. Miss Frances Ann Tafar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Tatar, 1323 Brandywine left today to take up duties as: a' clerical worker for the Government in Washington, D.

C. Miss Tatar was graduated from Lebanon Catholic High School with the class of 1959 and from the: Humbolt Institute, Minneapolis, December. She the holidays with her parents. Pare KLINE Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Kline of 206 W. Park Myerstown, the birth ci a son en 11:01 a.m. in the Lebanon Sanatorium. The mother is the former Lola Line. The father is employed by Winthrop tories, Myerstown.

GRUMBINE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grumbine, of Lebanon R. D. 2, became the parents.

of a son en Friday al 12:15 p.m. in the Lebanon Sanatorium. The mother's was Racanna Schlaseman. father is employed by, the Quaker Alloy Casting Company, Myerstown. SHUTTER It's fir Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Shutter of 51 Lehman St. The baby was born in the Lebanon Sanatorium at 11:28 p.m. on Salurday. The mother's maiden name was Cora Rittle.

The is employed by the Valley Screen Printing Company, Labanon. PERKEY Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Perkey of 404 WV.

Third Ohio, announce the birth of a son on Sunday at 12:30 a.m. in a hospital at- Lima, O. The mother is the former Frances Mae Pond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E.

Pond 246 S. Sixth St. The father driver. is employed as a truck Mrs. Gassert, 90, Feted At Dinner Mrs.

Elizabeth Gassert, 119 N. Partridge is observing h.e nineticlh birthday anniversary today. She was guest of honor on Sunday at a birthday dinner party 'at home of her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Leisey, 213 N. Eighth St.

An open house was held in. the afternoon. Mrs. Gassert. has three grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and.

one greal-g a t- grandchild. She eceived. many; gifts, flowers and greeling cards. Adjustment On Assessments Are Made In 15 Cases (Continued From Page nut Palmyra, $600 Herbert R. Gingrich, 136 E.

Maple Palmyra; $700. Stevens E. and Minnie T. Show. ers, 608 N.

Lincoln Palmyra, $500 Bruce D. and Ar. lone M. Nissley, 245 W. Pine Palmyra, $800 Henry L.

and Nell S. Miller, 511 Oak Palmyra, $150 on No appeals' adjustments filed by were Denver granted W. lend Grace H. Wilson, E. Cherry Palmyra, and Lloyd H.

Layser, Richland. 5 Treated At Hershey Hospital For Injuries Five persons. were treated at the Hershey Hospital during the past weekend for minor injuries. They were: Barry Hollingsworth, 19, 370 Middletown Road, Herwho suffered a fracture of the left wring finger when a car door: slammed on his hand; Mrs. Ermies Sciereman, 53, Hummielstown R.

D. 1. who suffered a fracture of the left arm, when she fell on a parking lct: Mrs. Margarel Blauch, G3. Harrisburg, laccration to the suffered when she struck the windshield of a car.

Also Monica Curtin, Seighleenmonths-old daughter of-. Mr. and Ms. Joseph Curtin; Box: 177, Hershey, fracture of the left leg injured when she a. chair at her home and 150.

Hershey, of liace and upper lip receired when struck with.a hockey. stick. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elijan H.

Arnold Arthur L. Ychn 18, labor-. er. Myerstown R.D. 1, son of Mr.

and L. Yohn Sr and' Glenda E. Bicher, 16, student, Myerstown R. D. 2.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris S. Bicher. Robert C.

Harter, textile cal r. ist. Lebanca R. D. 20, son Mabel E.

Harter. and the late Ray-; mend M. Harler, and Valeria C. tor. Lebanon R.

machine, daughter Peiffer, sewing of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Peif. fer.

Harold W. Schamber; 29. foun-1 dry worker. Fredericksburg. son land Mr.

'Betty and Jane Mrs. Ralph Mengel, Schamber; ress, Ono, daughter of John K. Miller and Edna R. Miller. Ronald Lee Swartz, 23, student, 112 N.

Locust Palmyra, of and Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Swartz, SOn Claire L. Zearfess, 22, tered nurse, 120 N.

Railroad St Annville, daughter of Helen M. Zearfoss and the late Emanuel 1 Zearfoss. Harry S. Kreiser, 22, poultry worker, Jonestown R. D.

2. son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kleis: er, and.

sephine A. 18, poultry worker, Annville lid 1. daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. DayE.

Katzaman, Four Students Serve As LVC Class Officers ANNVILLE, PA. 32 Lour students are 'serving salon freshman class officers at Let non Valley Coliege. They. art R. Girard, r.

s.ey, president: Hinkle, R.D. 2. Harris Vice-president; Jenkintown. scerotary James H. tre surer.

Cashicn, Rahway, Jersey, Hins'e, the and George Harrisburg, is a 6 Susquehanna Town School. cream: cheese dark corn syrup ping for frozen waffles..