The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN PKone 2263 All Committee Chairmen Busily Working For Gay Glitter Extravaganza on Nov. 10 As Nov. 10, the date of the Gay 'Glitter show drew nearer, Mrs. Ernest V. Hunter, publicity chairman of the event disclosed last night that all comittees are working hard at some particular angle of their Job to make this the most extrava- 'gant and largest show of its kind ever to be staged in Pottstown.

Mrs. George A. Lessig, chairman of the property committee, last night announced the assistants that will help with the one of the hardest and least noticed part of the event. He co-chairman is Mrs. Lewis Himes, whOe assisting will be Mrs.

Jacob Sotter, Mrs. Van Renssalaer Bayard, Mrs. Richard Haury. Mrs. Stanley Davenport, Mrs.

Anthony DiMaggio, Mrs. James Sellers. Mrs. Elmer Shule, Mrs. Walter Smith.

Mrs. Emmanuel Herman, Mrs. Emerson Mr 5 PichTc! Schpffey. Mrs. Raymond Detterer, Mrs.

John Ziegler, Mrs. Ed Good and Mrs. J. R. Purmote.

Sponsor of the show is the Junior auxiliary of Memorial hospital, with all the proceeds from the event to go in its treasury. Last year the auxiliary was more than elated at the terrific success of its show, but this year members already are thinking in terms of that being a "small" show, for all events are planned on a greater scale, with added touches of extras. For instance, this year they will have a parade of male models wearing the accessories and jewels most enhancing to masculine charm and there will be a "perfume pageant." Then too, prizes and awards will number 150 and will range in value from one to 50 dollars each. Again each person attending will receive gifts of one sort or another. Ticket sales are off to a lively start, Mrs.

Hunter reported last night, with Mrs. Forrest Purnell, committee chairman, and Mrs. Stanley Skean, assistant, reporting that all members of the auxiliary now had tickets as well as the service desk at Kessler's. Because of the enthusiasm in the affair, the scene has been transferred to Sunnybrook ballroom to more than 3000 expected to attend. Mrs.

Albert Kessler, as in former years, will direct and stage the entire production, and every day finds her interviewing models for the joyful task of portraying to the women of Pottstown the latest in jewelry fashions, accessories and perfumes. Thirty-four girls and women are signed up now, with at least 50 to make their appearance the night of the show. 'Doggie Roast Enjoyed By Baptist Youngsters The Junior Youth Fellowship of the First Baptist church held its first Fall get-to-gether in the form of a doggie roast Saturday afternoon at Camp Unarm, Sumneytown. During the afternon games were played and a hike was enjoyed. After the doggie roast, an out-door vesper servjce was held.

Those attending were: Billie Schmearer, David Foley, Nancy Wil" son. David Evans, Doriha Boyer, Jackie Mohn, Betsy Mohn, Mary Ann Curry, Judy Westcott, Barbara Reininger, Marlene Boalton, Leon -Wingfield, Caroline Hanna, Elston Jane Musick, Robert Weiser, Peggy Strickland, the Rev. and Mrs. Delaine E. Story, Miss Amelia 'Reinhart, Mrs.

Helen Strouse, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Thalmer and Mr. and Mrs. WaverlyKiehl.

The group wil Istart their regular Sunday night devotional services Sunday at 6:30 o'clock in the social room of the church. Messners Entertain With Party forton Mr. and Mrs. Claude Messner, 40 Scott street, Penn Village, honored the second birthday anniversary of their son, Eugene, recently with a party in his honor at their home. Prize winners at the games'were Jackie Hero and Ronald Kerper.

PoUpwing the of gStsT'-feffeshments served at table which was decorated with Tpink, blue and white. Chinese lanterns surrounded the lights while -a huge blue and white birthday cake graced the center of the Those attending were: Garry Lee Messner, Mrs. Helen Repko and son, Jerry; Mrs. Grace Aranos and children, Sara, Jennie and Loretta; Mrs. Joseph Motko and children, Jean Ann and Joanne; Jackie and Mary Ann Herb.

Louise and Linda Raysor, Mrs. Mary Delibertis and children, Roy, Otta and Francis; Mrs. Ruth Kerper and son, Ronald; Mrs. Florence McCord and" niece, Bonnie Joe; Mrs. Bella Messier, Mrs.

Mrs. Anthony Passante and children, John and Eileen. Combine cooked noodles with butter or margarine (melted), poppy- seeds and thin slivers of blanched almonds forla company dish. It is an excellent accompaniment to chicken or Teal paprika. A William Goldman Theatre 2 Matine Daily-- Doors Open 11:30 A.

M. Continuous Evenings From 7 P. M. -2 -BIG -HITS -2 2ND HIT UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL presents DONALD O'CONNOR MARTHA STEWART inv if PARKER Barbara Lightcap Feted On Birthday Anniversary Mr. and Lightcap Sr.

feted their daughter, Barbara Jean Lightcap, at a party on Saturday, afternoon in honor of her second birthday anniversary in their home, 501 King street. Entertainment i of movies, which were shown by Billy and Gary Bishop. Refreshments were served at a later hour with two large pink and white birthday cakes serving as.the centerpiece. Guests were Paulette Brensinger, Eva Mae Gephart, Emma Louise Gephart, Blaine and Bobby Gephart, Shu-ley and Richard Rhoads, Sandra and Nancy Bishop, William Lightcap Mr. and Mrs.

Greyer Mohn, Mrs. Linford Gephart, Mrs. Oscar Mohn, Mrs. Emma Lightcap, Mrs. Paul Brensinger a Mrs.

Lloyd Rhoads. Congo Couple Entertains With Combination Party Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bright, Congo, entertained many of their relatives at-a party in their home Saturday afternoon and evening. Birthday anniversaries celebrated included those of Edwin Bright, Helen Bright, Edward McGary Joan Sterner and Jack McNary.

Following the playing of games and baseball an accordion solo was given by Mrs. Edward McGary Jr. Later, a buffet luncheon vas served. Attending were Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Bright and children, Betty, Nancy.

Lorraine; Mr. Daniel-Bright, Mr. and Mrs. George Bitting and daughter, Eva; Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Bolton, Miss Ann Cellucci, as well as thirtyone guests from Rockaway, N. J. and Easton. Garden Club Luncheon Planned for Friday Members of the Garden club will hold their annual luncheon Friday afternoon at the Brookside country at 12:30 o'clock. Reservations for'the affair must be made with Mrs.

John W. Leveille by Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. William Dutton, Avondale, will be the guest speaker and win bring with her flowers to demonstrate artistic floral arrangements. i UStVERSAL- ISTEMJATtONAL JOAN THIS WEEK'S BEAUTY SPECIAL Machine Machineless Wave Included Shampoo, Rinse, Haircut, Finger Wave Open Evenings Phone 3388 2 Comntatt 15 South Hanover St.

STARTS WED. 4 GREGORY PECK CHARLES LAUGHTON VALLi LOUIS JGURDAN IN "The PARADINE CASE" LAST DAY "Fighting Father Donne" AND ZALE-CERDAN FIGHT POTTSTOWN MERCURY, PO1 TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1945 WEDDINGS YOUR BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARIES TODAY'S HOROSCOPE GOOD 1 -FORTUNE Is signalised by this anniversary. Employ your initiative, resourcefulness and reliable intuition for making yourself more successful. Business is more signified than love and marriage. Success and recognition can be achieved through fine traits and much talent.

Today Mrs. Kerry G. Krnuse zr.d Mrs. Louisa Fegeley, twin sisters, both of Gilbertsville, aged 75 years. Mrs.

A Powell, North Manatawny street. a a a Heding Yancik, 1109 North Franklin street, aged one year. and Mrs. Gile Trythall, Pottstown RD 2. Gary George Kimes, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Sealer J. Kimes, 35 Myrtle street, Perm Village. a Hilda Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Foster, 125 Warren street. -ft it Patricia Gerhart, daughter of Mr. Mrs. John Gerhart, 3C3 Jefferson avenue. Barbara Walker, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ferrel L. Walker, 724 Beech street. Kenneth Shaner, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Shaner, 48 Beech street. -s Doris Eschbach, daughter of Mrs. J. Eschbach, 672 Spruce street. i a Polkinhom, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Pol-- 1122 Queen street. 4 Mrs. William R. 145 King street, aged 63 years.

William C. and Emily C. Corum, twin son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H.

Corum, 718 Beech street, aged 19 Omar Kulp, 300 Fairview street, Stowe. Mrs. Russell Bush, 3 Glasgow street, Stowe. yesterday Mrs. Josephine Basile, West Race street, Stowe.

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Today Mr. and Mrs. Dominic A. DeFrancesco, 1151 South street, one year. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley J. Weil, 114 Howard street, Stowe, two years. Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Karpiu- ski, 370 Cherry street, 13 years. tt Mr. and Mrs. John Minchak Grosstown road, Stowe, two years. optnlRf pirt of sur shop for jmill gifts gifts both.

ussful and dlitlnotiva. Wi em also supply you -with material! for draperies and upholtterlnt. Including Willlsnuburs damask. DO COME IN. EVELYNE APPLEGATE Their First Married Smile Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Ross, 903 Glasgow street, Stowe, smile together as the alste-following Mick mariiage recently in St. Peter's Lutheran Stowe. Before their marriage, the bride was Miss Elsie Satko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Satko, 903 Glasgow street, Stowe. Mr. Ross is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ross, 438 Walnut street.

BIRTHS Mi and Earl South Pottstown. announce'" the birth of a son yesterday in "Memorial hospital; A son was born to Mr, and, Mrs. Harry Semet, 501 Beech street, yesterday in Pottstown hospital. Apple fritters make a delicious accompaniment for chicken or ham. Serve with if desired.

High and Franklin Sts. Phona 838 WE DELIVER -U. S. No. 1 Best Cooking Lehigh County POTATOES S9 basket 23 Ibs.

or over Shirts should be fastened to the clothesline by the tail, since wear at this point will show up least. CARRIE'S BEATJTY SHOP Willow Pbttstowii Specializing in Tinting and Perm. Waving Reasonable Prices--Phone 2234-R Board and Faculty Of Norco High Hold Ninth Annual Dinner The ninth annual school board- faculty dinner of the North Coventry High school was held last night in the school community room. A turkey dinner was prepared by the girls of the home economics department under the direction of their teacher, Miss Joyce High. Table decorations, consisting of Pall flowers and paper animal favors, were made by" the art and commercial departments, Mra.

Flora Burbank and Mrs. Jennie 'c. Savignano, in charge. Following the dinner, movies were shown dealing with- the school life and a one reel movie of the Norco- Collegeville football game, played the past Saturday, was shown. Mr.

Clyde T. Saylor, county super- -intcndeat--of--schools--is--Chester- Friends and Relatives Entertain Mrs. Steltz Friends and relatives of Mrs. Harriet Steltz feted her a surprise birthday party on Saturday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Paul-Raysor, 460 North Hanover street.

Following the opening of many gifts, a luncheon was served to the assembled guests at a table tastefully decorated with bouquets' of lovely seasonal flowers. The guest of honor cut the first slice from a large and attractively decorated birthday cake. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson and son, Donald; Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Janderchick and son, Larry; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Steltz and son, Barton; Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Moser and daughters, Judy and Susan; Mr. and Wil- liEni IwSysor JJsnrv rr TiGr Mrs! Miriam "Mrs." Violet Rutter, all of Pottstown; Mrs. Robert Koch, Miss June Koch and Mr. and Mrs. James Cavey, all of Baltimore, Md.

county, gave a short talk. THOSE A I were: County officers, Mr. Saylor, Mr. Webster C. Herzog, assistant county superintendent of schools in Chester county; and Mr.

Clyde S. Jackson, county agricultural advisor. Board members: Mr. E. Gilbert Stauffer, Mr.

Edward E. Weldner, Mr. George Copeland, Mr. Miller C. Long and Mr.

Francis M. Wampler; supervising prii-cipal, Mr. Paul Grim. Faculty members: Mr. Paul Baker, Mr.

Louis Buckwalter, Mrs. Julia Bentz, Mrs. Flora Burbank, Miss Jessie Delp, Mr. John DeVincentis, Mrs. Irma Gordon, Miss Joyce High, Mrs.

Nellis Hughes, Mrs. Helen Jones, Mrs. Ann Knauer, Mrs. Mildred Kniffen, Mrs. Clare Lane, Miss Doris Lynch, Miss Verna Orrs, Mr.

William Paolantonio, Mrs. Kathryn Rothenberger, Mrs. Jennie C. Savignano, Mrs. Edna Shinehouse, Mr.

Miles Spannuth, Mr. Dale Smith, Mr. Neal Burtner and Mrs. Anna Trego; school secretary, Miss Marie Rogosky, and janitor, Mr. Ephraim Yorgey.

HIGH of FRAN KLIN ST. i J5703J LANCASTER CO. POTATOES Big Apple Sale! Extra Fancy Baking and Eating Boyertown MACINTOSH Peck Basket Special by Bushel Basket PottStQWlYS TOMORROW DRASTIC REDUCTIONS! COATS and SUITS 830-00 Were Up to $69.95 DRESSES Crepe and Wool $5 $8 $12 BLOUSES DRESSES 1 Lot--AH Small Sizes 9-15 Were $4.95 Now 1 Lot That Sold up to 516.50 Now 2 WAT STRETCH GIRDLES AND CORSELETTES Were $3.98 Reduced-to R4ND BAGS AT HALF PRICE, Plus Tax ROSE BEAUTY SHOP Quigley, Prop. 151 HIGH ST. Phone 1960 Pottstown's TOMORROW (Wednesday) We Are Happy to Participate in This Great Event and Pass On to You a On All Merchandise In (he entire store, including READY-TO-WEAR, DRESSES, SWEATERS, HOUSECOATS, CORSETS, BRAS and HOSIERY.

EXTRA SPECIAL Reg. $2 Rayon Print BLOUSES $1-50 Moose Building--318 High St. Store Open UnfH 9:00 Night. VENETIAN BLINDS BUY DIRECT FROM LOCAL FACTORY YOUR GUARANTEE OF SERVICE AND QUALITY FLEXALUM Venetian Blind Material Has a Rich Plastic Finish That Will Not RUST, WARP CHIP or PEEL Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping CHOICE OF 11 SLAT COLORS AND ALL COLOR TAPES For Free Estimate PHONE POTTSTOWN 2739-R QUICK DELIVERY C. WEEKS Montgomery County's Foremost Blind Factory FACTORY SHOWROOM OPEN FROM 9:00 A.M.

to 9:00 P.M. LOCATED ON ROUTE 23, 3RATERFORD, PA. PHONE COLLEQCVIU.E 6856 MARRIAGE LICENSES Application for marriage licenses were made at the Montgomery county courthouse, Norristown, by: Bussell N. Weller, Douglass, and B. John A.

DePaoli, 226 Washington street, Royersford, and Yolanda P. Saraceni, 450 South street. Elmer Biehl, 520 Chestnut street, and Elizabeth Marquette, Pottstown RD 2. Sherman Collins. Spring City RD 1, and Theora Adams, 436 South street.

HOSPITALS POTTSTOWN Admitted: Denies Miller, town, surgical; Mrs. Florence Semefl) 501 Beech street, maternity; Ellert Houck, Douglassville RD surgical; Roger Hendricks, 708 Walnut street, surgical; Florence Lessig, 300 High street, surgical; Viola Boughter, Boyertown RD 1, surgical; Helen Pauling, 229 North Perm street, surgical; William Presgraves. Royersford, medical; Joyce Mauger. Stowe, surgical. Discharged: Gertrude Lewis, 557 Water street, medical; Victoria Dolas, 262 Beech street, Estella Wilkinson, Pottstown RD 3, surgical; Margaret Lauer, Pottstown RD 3, surgical.

MEMORIAL Admitted: Mrs. Gesele Rinewalt, South Pottstown, maternity; Mrs. Florence H. Leister, Phoenixville. medical; Mrs.

Ida Ottinger, Spring City, medical; Mrs. Elizabeth Ziemba, Stowe, medical. Discharged: Mrs. Ruth Eck, Hilldale, maternity; Mrs. Ruth Matchette, 1115 Belleview avenue, maternity; Mrs.

Joan Herbst, New Berlinville, maternity; Mrs. Helen Roshong, Salford, maternity; Mrs. Mary Horchek, 637 Water street, medical; Alice F. Frantz, Royersford, medical; Nancy Stanton, South Franklin street, surgica Mrs. Dorothy Weinsteiger.

Bovpr- fowrt. surgical; Mrs. Verna Levy, Woxall, surgical: Mrs. Jean Sollinger, Parkerford, surgical. Hamburgers are delicious topped with onion rings that have been sauteed and seasoned with salt, freshly ground pepper, a dash of sugar and a little soy sauce.

Pottstown's Shop This Store Hope Chest Hosiery, Slips, Skirts, Sweaters, and Plastics. for Bargains Galore The HOPE CHEST STORE High and Franklin Streets SPECIAL NEW FALL .95 All Colors, All Head Sizes ROSE MILLINERY 8 N. HANOVER ST, SPECIAL ITEMS FOR Pottstowtvs Timely, well-styled merchandise at special for Profit Sharing Day. Come in and look around for other values not mentioned below. Rayon Crepe Gowns Asst.

styles and colors. GO QQ Were $3.95 and up. Now ea, tF Blatk Rayon Jersey Tailored Slips Now Warm Brushed Rayon Gowns Asst. styles and colors. A.f Were up to S3.95.

Now ea. Rayon Mesh Panties Were 95c, Now Fine Cotton Print Hankies Hand rolled. 50c value. Only 35c Silk Scarfs Were 1.95 and 2.95. Now $1.49 $1.89 Women's and Cotton Anklets $1.00 51 Gauge 15 Denier Nylon'Hose (Irregulars) CjljUUO HOSIERY SHOP, Inc 14A No.

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