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Telephone FOP Sate Ada--No. 1 or 2. Pally Mewte.Standard, Monday Evening, September 14, 1931 HVI, 1 Miss Clara Livingston Marries Alyn Dearth In Cumberland Sept. 11 i Mr. and Mrs.

B. Livingston of (Highland avenue announce the mar- briage of th.eir daughter, Miss Clara to Alyn Dearth of New on Friday, September 11, The Ceremony was performed at Cumber- 'land, Maryland, by the Rev. A. Stanis- I forth, pastor of 4he Methodist Epb- copal church. There were no attend- Events of the Day Regular" meeting of Fayette County PAGE FIVE AMBLINGS ants.

Mrs. Dearth graduated from the Union high school class of 1929, and has been employed with the Claycomb, Fitch Electric company. Mr, Is associated with Jeffries I Chevrolet company of New Salem. Future plans of the young people ihave not been disclosed. Columbia Broadcasting chain -seems to specialize in Blues singers.

Tonight Solon 105, Eight a a the Libby Holman whose unuusual dual American Lesion Home 8 o'clock i range made her an over-night favorite on Broadway, will be the featured artist in a new series of musical reviews to be inaugurated over that network ac 6:15. Miss Libby will feature Legion Home, 8 o'clock. Members of the Union town Ministerial Association will meet this morn- at 10 o'clock at the Y. M. C.

A. 1 tegular council meeting for members of the Church of the Brethren at 7:20 o'clock. Full attendance desir- 'Court Uniontown Social Meeting At Knights Of Columbus Home The first social meeting of the fall ifor members of Court Unicntown 505, Catholic Daughters of America, has s-nnotiuiced fcr Tuesday evening the Knights of Columbus Home. Bridge and five hundred are to be play and all members and their friends 1 are cordially invited to attend. The affair will begin promptly at 8 o'clock.

Miss Mary Reagan, chahman of the i social committee for September will be assisted by Miss Emma Boost, Miss Evelyn Mrs. Anna Ambrose, Hattie Delehunt, Mrs. Bea trioe McDaniel, Mrs. lola Mullen, Mrs. Margaret Kabulish, -and MSss Margaret Hartley.

Shakespeare Club Will Observe President's MAPPER FANNY SAYS: REO- S. PAT. OFP. President's Night will be observed at the opening mooting of the Shakespeare Club Tuesday evening in the Public Library. Mrs.

Frank O'Neal will be in charge of the program and following her resume of the activities Jot the coming year, there will be a social hour and music. All members are urged to be present. I Mrs, O'Neal has named committees as foliows: i Executive: Mrs. B. 3.

mitehlU, Helena Williams, Mrs. Lyde V. Miss Louise Teooh, Mr. D. M.

I Hertzog. i Music: Mrs. M. L. Joiinsoc, Miss Hodil, Mrs.

Lucy Cfans, E. I G. Campbell, Dr. W. Martin.

Membersiup: Miss Williams, J. P. McDowell, Mrs, Jotui Cur- Mrs. J. J.

Humes, Mr. B. E. Book: F. B.

LaBarrar, Mrs. Rodney Master, Mra Adda BrovnGeld, Mts. R. Waasany Mr. G.

L. Schmld, J. J. Huracs. 'Social: -Jtfrs.

lJrlT Mrf Asia DiUIner, Miss Margaret Pox, Mis. J. Hkshraan. Mrs, H. V.

Lucas, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Clailce Seeman, and Miss Thekca McCann. at PIKE'S expert advice on your PAINTING and PAPERING. Our experienced personnel has decorated scores of the ftnest homes in the county. The cost is entirely in keeping with conditions.

Fike Decorating Co. 9 St, Phone 2567-J. Uniontown When you want only a hair-cut and the barber tries to give you a shampoo, there's the rab. MISSIONARY CONFERENCE AT DAWSON ON TUESDAY Members of the Women's Foreign the Hime Society and, the Anna Chapman Risk Auxiliary of ttis Asbury church will attend tiie conference for foreign mission so- iceties of tfie McKeesport district to bQ aeld Tuesday afc the Cochran Memorial churtih of Dawson. Sessions begin 9:30 o'clock Tuesday morning, and luncheon is to be served at the church at noon.

An ambitious program has been outlined, for mission work this year and it is hoped that every church, will aid in carrying out plans for the coming months. AB Kinds Pleating FRENCH Phone 3500 PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALIS7- Particular care given to gray hair and re waves. Scalp treatments a Specialty. MRS. HOSTETLER Phone 3516-R.

521 Morgantown St FORT GADDIS CHAPTER MEETS AT HOME OF MRS. FLORENCE FAST Mrs. Florence Fasc of Fairchance was hostess last Saturday to members of the Gaddis Chapter. D. during the September meeting.

Assisting her was Mrs. Wyonna Fast, The regent, Mrs. Etta Inks, presided, and following her greeting and outline of plans for the year, members answered roll call by giving names of makers of the Constitution, Miss Pauline Frederick had a paper on "The Preamble to the Constitution," and Mrs. Oliva Hill spoke on "What the Constitution Did for This Country." Mrs. Mclntyre's paper on "Ancestors of the First President," was read by Mrs.

O. B. Fast. Mrs, Emma Roach, was appointed historian of the chapter upon the resignation of Mrs. Rudyard Kipling Bent who no longer resides- in Fair- diance.

Mrs, Beet was formerly Miss Marguerite Ewing and her marriage w-as an event of the summer. Mrs. Hutchinson will be hostess during the next meeting October 19, and assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Fiizabsth Sharp and Miss Kafcherine Duuaway. Greatest of the Girl Strips MR, AND ARRIVE HOME TONIGHT Mr.

and Mrs. Playford Boyle, who have been residents of San Antonio. Tex, Tor the past few years, are moving back to Uniontown where they expect to reside permanently. They arc motoring through: with their four'chU- dren and will arrive home tonight from Columbus, O. They have taken a furnished apartment from Mr.

and Mrs, Randolph Sterling, who recently moved to For 25 cents you can telephone to friends, relatives or customers as far as thirty miles array. For example: from Uniontown to Greensburg or Waynegburg. And calls to more distant points are also inexpensive. The service fast, dear, dependable --the calls easy to make. Just give the Dumber to the operator (ssk Information if you don't know it) and "hold the liac." (R.iles based on East.

Standard Ttme) C9EE Low" this evening. Real Folks is changing its item of broadcast tonight. It will be heard at 9:30 instead of 8:30. ad- Beginning a series of six daily dresse.s from tlie American Bar elation convention in Atlantic City. John Kdmond Hewitt, professor of constitutional law at New York University, will discuss "The Spirit of the Coiistitutiou" at 4 this afternoon.

It is a WCAF feature. Other best features toright include: Kate Smith, 7:30, WJAS; Gladys Rice and James Melton, WCAE, 7:30. Family Parly, red network, 8:30. GuyLombardo, Columbia, Gold Express, KDKA, 9. BosweU Sisters, Columbia, 10:15.

SLaaJty Hadio party, KDKA, 10:45. By Milton C. Work The World's Leading Authority. A COMEDY OF ERRORS Eoy Scout troop of the Central Chris tain church will hold its regular meeting- this evening. Tuesday Postponed: regular meeting of the Union town Art Club September 29.

First fall meeting of the Shakespeare- Club at the uPblic Library, 3 o'clock. Social meeting of Court C. at the Knights of Columbus Home, "7:30. Service commission of tho B. Y.

P. U. 'will meet at tho church at 7:30 o'clock. Prierxily Girls class of tho Sccv- cnd Presbyterian church will nioct at the home of Miss Maiilia Moycr, 2a Eiist Craig 8 o'clock. The feature of the social houi- be a Elephant Sale, A chicken aiid biscuit dinner will oo at the First Prot- estatit church, o'clock noon, evening.

age of itha public is inivtcd. i Import-ant meotiiig the chureh I at tlio Flr.it Presbyter; an ohuroh, 7:30 o'clock. 1 AU churches of the McKeesoprt ris- iot Methodist Episcopal are invited to send representatives to; fall assembly'of the Women's For- Missionary Societies to be held at the Cochran Memorial church at Daw- rxxn. Sessions will begin at 9 a. m.

aiid- luncheon will be served at the chirrch. Tho Women's Missionary Society of tb.e Central Christian church will serve a baked ham supper in the churhc dining room, from 5 to 8 o'clock. The public is invited to attend. Section Six, Ladies' Aid of the Great Bethel Baptist church, will meet at the home of Mrs. H.

G. 164 Graiit.street, for an afternoon of quili Covered dish supper at 6 o'clock. Regular meeting of the executive board of. the Fayette County Tubercu- zosts Soicety at headquarters in the County Building, 3:30 o'clock. All asked to be present.

The chairman for the'Christmas Seal campaign will be bhcsen. First meeiirig 'of the Brownie-pack af the on When the hand was played West's Morgantown street following school opening lead was -the Five" of Diamonds and Declarer played the Jack from dummy, expecting to hold the trick in that way; but East played the King and it took South's Ace to win the trick. Dummy now was put in with the Ace of Hearts to lead his Club Trey so that South could finesse the Jack; but West won with the Queen and led the Diamond Ten which, cleared that suit. Declarer, in a somewhat desperate situation next in his three established Clubs, winning the last round in dummy; and then tried to make South's King of Spades by leading a Spade dummy. But West won with the Ace and cashed two ether Spades and three 410-9-7 4A-8-J 10-8-1-3 A8-6-3-2 vq-tQ-5-2 48-6-5-2 4A-K-J-4 H-69 With the above hand at Contract Bridge South, having- a count of 18 and all Jour suits stopped, bid two No Trumps, "and North bid three.

At Auction Bridge South would be the Declarer with a one No Trump 66n tract. hours, 4 o'clock. Mrs. R. B.

Sibley In charga SPAW CLAN HOLDS THIRD ANNUAL REUNION The third annual reunion of the Spavr clan was held at the. home of George T. Spavr. Farmington, on Sunday, September 6, 1931. Those present were Mrs.

A. J. Spaw, Miss Lida Mr. and Mrs. John Spaw, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Teets, Dorothy Teets, Harr Swankho'uso, Mr. and Mrs. George Hoover, A. McKee, Mr.

and Mrs, Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Garbart and daughter Janet Lee, Miss Ella Inks, John and Frank Gray, Prank Grassland, Elmer n-'ift Vrfiuooitviiti, iiunci Dunn, William Craig, G. Craig, ail of-i-' amon so the Declarer did not Store Hours: Daily: 8:30 to 5:30 Saturdays: 8:30 to 9: 00 A New Are Featured in For Women and Misses -pLABORATELY furred, beautifully lined and typifying in style and effect -fTV 111 8 new coats at man times the price, these attain an appeal that will quicken-interest'in winter coats, despite the heat wave. Dyed Opossum, Caracul, Black Wolf and Pointed Wolf Trim Collars Sleeoes Sizes 14 and up to I CO even make the cdd trick.

He complained bitterly about his hard luck; but you call it that? Unionte-wn, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. M. J.

Weller. New Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Welter and children, Wilbur, Irene and Neale, Scottdale. Mrs.

C. B. Hammond. Mrs. Wedekemper, Mrs.

Esther- Smith, Gossuch, Toledo, John Umbel, Mrs. Charles Silbaugh, Mae Springer, Ralph, Gertrude, Mary, Marity tjae 01111 a single ex- st and Hazel Silbaugh, Bentleys- ception, has collaborated in the prep araiion of this system. As all Contract players will -interested, the OFFICIAL SYSTEM POINTERS The details of the Official System for Contract Bridge bidding hare been announced. Every prominent author- vilie. Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spaw and son George. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Spaw-aud publication of a brief but informatary children Helen, Charley and A. Delia i series of statements the Theima, Warren, Thomas, Francis, Sldora, Edna and Agnes, Mr. and Mrs. George, Jr, Carlus, Bay and Dorothy, George, Carlus, Ray ad Dorothy, Rebecca Spaw, Mr. and Mrs G.

H. RIdgeway, Preston Show, Mr. and Mrs! Paul Rishel; Mr. and Mrs, Alonzo Herring and children, Holland and Lorna Marie, Mr, and Mrs. T.

N. Rishel and son Eberette, Carl Hinebaugh, Thomas ChisneB, Carlus Van Bremen. Mrs. J. K.

Rolef, Miss Maude Rolef, Mrs. Virginia Teets. all of Farmingtoa. Pa, Mr. and Mrs.

John Humberston, Ray and Etiiel Humbextson, Loretta Friend, Emma Humberston, Mr. and C. F. GlSsan, Phillys Giisan, Margaret and Russel Giover, Thomas Drum mex, Mr. Walter Myers and daughters Dorcthy and Esteila, Helen Hough, Markleysburg, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Hinebaugh and children Elaine ecd EarL Bruceton Mills, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Spaw and family, Hsny, Robert Arthur and William, Ja? Bs- losky, Brier Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keller and daughter Betty Rae, Royal, Pa, Mr.

and Mrs. GeorRO Patterson and son Bobby, Henalnie, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Shaw, Harry and Mary Frances Spaw, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rishel and son, James Wendell, Uniontown, Mrs, August Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Shaffer, Charlotte Nesther, Wiikinsburg, Mrs.

Theodore Sraithburger and Frances Smith- burger. Elliottsville, Mr. and Mrs, Marshall Umbel and daughter, Betty Mae, Harry Workman, Kcpwood, Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Laick, Grant Spiker, and son. Ralph, Astha Spiker, John D. Warner, Smithfield, Mr. and Mrs.

John Maust and children, Jeau and Jack, Gibbons Glads, Mr. and fs. Arthur Feaser, New Salem, Pa, and fcs wlioLc will fc covfisrd you dip these Pointers each day and preserve them in. a scrap book, you will have the entire system placed "Shall We Play Contract or Auction:" You can answer with a self-assured "You name it. If you have read your copy of Celebrated Contract Hands with their Auction Bidding and play and The Forcing Two-Club Bid Contract's newest and jnost fascinating declaration by" WORK Contract's Greatest Authority This interesting and informative Ut- tlg book is yours upon request accompanied by lOc In coin, carefully wrapped--to pay actual cost of printing and handling--and a stamped, self-addressed return envelope.

Address: The News Standard Unfontown, Pa. before you in a nu.tsh.ell. THE CORRECT PLAY At trick 1, when the Five of Diamonds was led. tiie Rule of Eleven showed that there was only one Diamond higher than the Five in the East hand--probably the Eight, Nine or Ten; but possibly -tiie Bang. There was absolutely uo use in play of a dummy honor on that mck as three Diamond tricks could be made if East's Diamond was a spot card; and.

Declarer could make no more in any event. The foolish play of the Jack of Diamonds cost one trick. Declarer's next faux pas was finessing a Club without leading one round of the suit first The liand should have been played as follows; On trick a small Diamond from dummy and East's King won by South's Acs. Then South's Ace of Clubs with the intent of finessing Clubs later ou; but when the Queen fell from. West, four Club tricks were sure.

Consequently Declarer jrould make four Clubs, three Diamonds and two Hearts and would go game instead of failing- to make iSie odd trick. (Copyright by John D. Dille Go.) shown to members of Troop Three at their regular meeting tonight at the Central Christian church. Earl Porter, well known local resident, has a collection of iuindreds of pieces and has promised to be on hand for this evening's meeting. He will have some very interesting Indian lore for the Scouts.

Another important item for the meet ing tonight, will be the making of plans for a big outdoor campfire and ipow-wow next week, to take the place I of the regular meeting. The outdoor meeting will be the first. since the camp, and will be ar. interest- ing one. Patccb? ot the troop were reorganized recently with the pairol leaders named as follows: George Craig, Murray White, Fred Joseph Alexander and George Rhoades, James.

Ixwden W.ismer Holland, Lancaster and George Trickett are Junior assistant scoutmasters, and Arthur Ainsley. senior patrol leader. Howard Davis was recently named iroop bugler. A full attendance is requested for toniglit's meeting. Reports of patrol hifcw will be read and all Scouts are urged to be present promptly.

BOY SCOUTS NEWS Troop Five After a summer's recess, Troop Five, Boy Scouts, will resume their meeting vrith an important session being called Tor this evening at the Y. 5vL C. A. It is the first meeting of the early fall season, and Scoutmaster William. Baily urges that every member of the troop be present.

Plans for the fail and winter will be discussed, and te troop will be generally reorganized. Scoutmaster Baily also calls attention to registration, fees and asks every mem- oer of the troop to bring them this evening if possible. The meeting wiTs start at. 7:30 promptly and every scout is urged to be on time, Troop Three An interesting collection of i heads, and other Indian relics will ba J. MRS.

J. C. WORK Wife of the late Judge C. Work of the Orphans Court of Fayette county, will appreciate a Cross (X) in the FOURTH Place on the ballot September 15. Advertising):.