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GAZfTTE, BEDFORD, PA. THURSDAY. JANUARY 23, PAGE FlVf Star Brand Durable Work Shoes Here are the rugged work shoes that are really constructed to take rough wear. Uppers are made of the finest grade, double tanned grain leather. Built on a comfortable last with plenty of toe room.

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YELLOW CREEK The Raven Run Church will present a missionary play Sunday evening at the Church of the Brethren at this place at 7:30 o'clock. Everybody is- welcome. Quite a number of people from this place attended the Farm Show at Harrlssmrg during the past week- Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Steele were Mr.

and Mrs. Byron Sollenberger. Mi. and Mi-s Donald Ferry and family and Luther Steele. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Foor and daughter Sheryl and Miss Doreen Foor accompanied Zone Edwards to Harrisburg on Sunday. Mr. nd Mrs. Ira CampbeU and daughter Shirley were visitors Sun- day at the home of Mrs.

Edward i Lesh at Bedford. Blaine Cessna of New York City spent the week-end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. William Snyderand I daughter Sandra of Altoona visited 1 the "former's father.

OHie Snyder. on Sunday. Rev. Joe Clapper spent the week! end in Akron. Ohio.

Miss Shirley Kegarise spent the week-end with her friend. Jean Ruby. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Uhland and family spent Saturday evening with Mr.

and Mrs. John Bassler of ing Spring. Mrs. Laura Zimmerman spent Wednesday with her' moiher. Mrs.

John Baker, at Waterside. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stern and son Billy of Bedford visited Sun' day afternoon in the home of the I latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Clapper. Mrs. A. S. Grubb.

John Grubb end children Ted and Bonnie visit; ed Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Cessna. Miss Kathryn- Ferry. Miss Shar- on Kegarise and brother Donald spent a few days with their grand- parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Orx'iUe Steele. Mrs. William Crissman was a guest Tuesday in the home of Mrs.

William Burketi. I Mr. and Mrs. D. I.

Cessna and Mrs Anna Cessna visited Mrs. Ernie Miller at the home of Mr and Mrs. Floyd Jay. Mr. and Mrs.

John I. Steele and home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sny- daughter Ella spent Sunday in the der i MANNS CHOICE Local people who attended the Farm Show at Harrisburg last week were Mr. and Mrs.

John Faupel. Donald McCreary. Donald Mullen. Eugene Snavely. Myron Yantz.

Harold Vfertz. Ted Ross. George Ruby, the Home brothers. Roy Egolf. Robert and Francis Hillegass.

Leo Burket. A. L. O'Brien and Dale Hiilegass. The officers of the Women's Guild of the Reformed Church met Tuesday evening at the home of the president.

Miss-Minerva Herline to appoint the various committees for the year. Refreshments were served by the hostess Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goodesi visited their son and family of Mi. Savage.

one dav last week Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Dively.

Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Waugerman and Shelby were among Cumberland shoppers Saturday. i i i a Kauffman of Wmdber visited local friends Sunday and attended Jhe "Lord's Supper" at the Reformed church Sunday morning. Communion service was also observed at the Methodist church S.unday evening- Mr, and Mrs.

Owen Bohn of Philadelphia spent the week-end with his parents. Mr and Mrs Ralph Bohn. ME. and Mrs. Asa Sams and Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Sams visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sams. Cumberland, on Scnday.

Mrs. John Buffenmyer Saturday. Mrs. Burris and Mrs. Kenn aie sisters of Rev.

Buffenmyer. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Raybold and Mrs. Robeit Bentoii of Altoona visited at the home of William Bittner recently Mrs.

Harvey Mason, Conneils- ville. spent a few jt the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Mason. of Mrs. Carrie Kerr.

Mrs. Edna Fischer. Akron. Ohio, is visiting Mr. arid Mrs C- H.

Fisch! er and Thomas Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright of Alum Bank spent Sunday with relatives and friends. Paul Cook of Edgewood.

has Horner Way I On Tuesda. Jan 14th. Harold Horner. son of Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Horner of Schellsfaurg R. D. and Miss Gladys Way.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Way of Fisher- town were ui.ited in marriage at i Winchester. Va in the Methodist Chuich by Rev Teter The bride is so.

employee of the First National Bank of Schelisburg. here she has been employed for the post two years Staff Sgt. Korner serving a year re-enlistment after serving 4 vears previously He dis- charged Sept. 29. 145 from the Engineering Corps ai- Master spending part of that time in Ice- er of the groom, was best man.

Both attendants are from Eller- i slie The bride wore a light green wool suit, with black accessories, and a corsage of yellow rosebuds She at- 'ended Hyndman high school and Is. employed in the garment factory in Cumberland The groom served the Navy, spending 13 months He is- finishing school at Allegany High Following the ceremony, a recep-' held at the home of tae parents The newly weds me res'ding a- the horie of "he bi pas enti- College's choir in the Church of the Brethren. Xew Paris. Feb. 2.

at 2:45 as the popular musical organization from Huntingdon continues its tour of western Pennsylvania in its 15'n season. Traditional numbers, composi- 'ions largely by living American composers and spirituals will be featured The women's group will also offer several separate selections Hite--Lemmert European of i. J. The Church of the Brethren held Cottage Prayer meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Brown on Wednesday night- Miss Lois Cook, who ii attending MiUersville College near Lancaster, spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Cook. Mr.

and Mrs Paui Shaffer entertained with a birthday dinner honor of their son. Kenneth's. c-nth birthday on Thursday evening. the Battle of th Sgt Horner left for a replace- men camp at Pittsburg. California, where Mrs.

Horner will join him. WEDDINGS Wilkersen--Van Ormer FRIENDS COVE READ THE WANT ADS. AND SAVE Everett Supply Co. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Hunt of Bed! ford and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hunt and daughter visited Mrs. Reba Roman olid Ralph Hunt, and family of Cumberland on Sunday. i Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Beegle and children left for Florida where i they expect to be for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs Myron Black and daughter were at Claysburg Sunday. Robert BeegSe is somewhat im- oroved.

i and Mrs. H. H. Beegle and i Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Hunt spent Wed- nesday in Cumberland. Mi. and Mrs. Ben Hunt and sons snent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

i William Statler in Bedford. Miss lona Cassidy of visited at Warren Diehl's last week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kilcoin of Bedford.

Warren Diehl and daughters. Mrs. Roy Koontz end daughter Florence spent last Thursday Mrs. Harold Nycum. Everett, Penna.

JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE has 9 DAYS to GO Including FEBRUARY 1st Visit our various departments for quality merchandise being offered at unusually attractive prices during this sale. EVERETT SUPPLY CO. EVERETT, PA. MAIN ST. Miss Dorothy Van Ormer, 305 Souih Richard street.

Bedford, and Rodger F. Wilkersen of Chicago were united in marriage Saturday. Jan 18. at 4:00 at the Thorn- cike-Hilton Memorial Chi- rago. Dr.

Wilson officiating. The bride wore a white winter dress and hat. with goid acces- ories and a corsage of white gardenias Mrs Stuart Phillips. Chi- CJ'go. was matron cf honor and Borden Johnson, also of Chicago, was best man The bride is a graduate of Highland Hall.

Hollidaysburg. and Harkin Preparatory School. Bryn The groom graduated from the University of Nebraska and took posi-graduafe work at North- University. He served four jears in the Navy with ihe rank of lieutenant and is now employed 11 the general office of the I. C.

Railroad Mr. and Mrs. Wilkersen are residing at the Wmdemere Hotel. Chicago. Carbough--Manspeaker Mr and Mrs, Lester Manspeaker of Saxton.

R. announce the marriage of their daughter, Peggy 10 Robert Carbaugh. son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carbaugh of Hope- v.ell.

on Saturday. January 4. 1947. The ceremony took place in the; Raven Run Church of Jhe Brethren with the passor. the Rev Percy' Kegarise.

officiating The bride wore a black velvet; dress with matching accessories and a corsage of pink roses The a a were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Koch. also of Saxton. Carbaugh is a graduate of the Saxton-Liberty High School and is employed in the dental office of Dr W.

Thomas Her husband if a graduate of Smith High School of Thompson Business. College i He served in the armed forces and was the ETO for two years He is now a student in business adinin- istration at Shippensburg Slate Teachers College Clarence Clifford Hite. son Mr and Mrs Hite. Hynd- man. were married Friday night in i he Xorth Cumberland Assembly of God Church J.

Stewart. Ellerilie. of- ficaied at the ceremony. Miss Mary Margaret Lemmert. sister of the bride, was masd of honor and James Peck.

Hyndman. served as best man. The bride uas attired in a satin wedding gown cu; wish a f.t- Si-d bodice and long sleeves The skin fe3! in froii Jhe uaist. ending in a long "ran: Her finger-tip veil of illusion wa- caught in a hislo of like She carried an oSd-Sashioned boj- f.uet of while roses, babybrea'h ar.d a-iveet peas from which fel! a er of unite satsri riob': sweet pea-Following the a rccep- tion -Aas held a' the horr.c- of 'he bride A large thiee-tiered v. cake furnished the tab'e cen'ei-' p.t-co A miniature bride and bridegroom adorned the cakt- er 3CO were prsent The couple lef: a edd -M "-p TICK-TBLK! If there is life in your old wcrtch, we'll put it back in the running with guaranteed workmanship, promptly end economically.

EXPERT HTCH mine at Modest Coat Beoll--Oster Miss Kathleen Oster. daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Oster of Hyndman. and Wendell Seal! son of Mr. and Mrs.

H. Beall of Ellerslie. Md weie united in marriage in St. Mark's Evangelical United Brethren church. Elloislie.

on Wednesday. January 15. The Rev. J. Lloys officiated at the double ring ceremony.

Miss i Geraldine Keuh was the bridesmaid and Oswald Beall. twin broth- JUNIATA CHOIR TO BE AT NEW PARIS A varsity Quartet will be featured in the program by Juniata 132 East Pitt Bedford, Pa. J. RALPH MICKLE Funeral Home Phone 11-R-41 (Fishertown) Ambulance Schsllsburg, Pa. TIRE! Back Again COMPLETE LINE ALL SIZES PASSENGER TIRES AND TUBES Urs.

Harold Nycum and children left Friday for Wright's Field. Ill. to join her husband. Mr. and Mrs.

Phil R. Diehl returned Monday from Burhnhcm and Chambersburg after spending nve days with their son and daugh- ter. jMr. and Mrs. Clyde Koontz and daughter and Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin Koontz called on Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shaffer Sunday Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Wakefield of Bedford and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shaffer visited Warren Diehl's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Fritz and son Bobby of New Beuna Vista visited Mr. and Mrs. Anson Miller Sunday. Rev. Bert Wynn spent two days at Ohio, where he was called for a funeral.

There will be a Folk Game Play Party for all young people of Friends Cove at the Charlesv'ille Hall from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m., Friday. Clayton Smith is now almost re- covered from an illness of January i 11 which prevented him from attending the annual meeting of the directors of the Keystone Grange Exchange in their office in Harrisburg on January 14. Charles Diehl of Uniontown speni the with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Reuben Diehl. Sue Ann. his daughter, him home. Austin Diehl and Eugene Koontz spent Sunday in Cumberland Miss Reta Diehl and Mrs. Austin Diehl and daughter called on the Reuben Diehl family Sunday- Mr, and Mrs.

Henry Shaffer and family spent Sunday in Everett with Mr. and Mrs Walter Schauer. Mrs. W. C.

Stormer. District President of the P.T.A.. installed the following officers Monday evening: Mrs. John C. Smith, president: Mrs Roy Diehl vice-president: Miss Vivian Naugle.

secretary. Mrs. Ro- bert Swartzwelder. treasurer. An i interesting "ISTo Help Want- shov.

n. Refreshments were served. Mrs Chester Shaffer, presi- dent of the Bedford township P.T.A and Mrs. Clayccmb attended the meeting. Fifty-two friends and relatives gave a shower in honor of Mr.

and Mrs. WalSsr Williams. They ve- i ceived many, many beautiful and useful gifts. Refreshments i served ai a late hour. Mr.

and Blair Diehl ard family visited Mr and Mrs Charles Diehf of Ellersiie Sunday evening. Timely Reminder ---INSPECTION Period Ends Jan. 31 Have Your Car State Inspected NOW WITHOUT DELAY THOMAS CHEVROLET Co. BY Trade in your SMOOTH tires now and save. We pay as high as $5.00 for good smooth tires on a trade-in.

SAVE AUTO SAFTY GLASS For All Cars and Trucks HERB'S AUTO SUPPLY PHONE 125 EVERETT, PA. BATTERIES We have them For your Car or Truck Almost all sizes HYNDMAN Mr. and Mrs Homer Frye. Cumberland, spent Friday the lat- tcr's parents. Mr.

and T.Irs. George Cook Deborah Burkett. Cumberland, visiied her Mrs Xettle Evans. Mrs Eugene Diehl. son Gordon and daughter Ann returned from Butler where they visited Mrs.

Diehl's parents. Mr and Mrs Paul Brode. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond WoITord.

Akron. Ohie. spent several days with the former's daughter and son- in-Iaw. Mr. and Mrs.

Palmer Gns- ter. Miss Regina McGregor visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson. Mt Savage.

Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Casper Hyre and son Charles spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Hyre's uncle and runt, Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Riggleman. Moorcfield. Va. Mrs.

Riggleman is- very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Burn's and daughter Vicky Ruth of Bunkers- town and Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Keim ar.d daughter Joanna of Jerome were dinner guests of Rev. and If you need a battery, don't delay while you can get the best. Don't get caught in severe winter weather with a car that won't start Come in today for a dependable battery. have just rece.vef a NEW BATTERIES- Las: Bstttr- were scarce to sect. winter be the co'c weather strikes batteries go dead in a hurry ard then there a gra rcsh for everyboav to bay a cr.e.

Belter let as install new batter-- your car now. BATTERY CHARGER At yoar service kinds of battery wcrfc and repairs. Free wafer oayfime. Thomas Chevrolet Co. Phone 61 East Pitt St.

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