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1 of of of of of of of of of SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 1953 POTTSTOWN MERCURY. POTTSTOWN. PA. PHONE 6000 PAGE SEVEN Congratulations From ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Breuninger, Sanatoga Norma Smith. Hemlock row William Krebs. 528 Walnut street. Airs. Robert Wilhelm.

753 Lincoln avenue Gerald Schaeffer. 37 East Fourth street Ada Stauffer, 208 East street HAPPY BIRTHDAY EA Randy Bruce McDonald Jameson Mrs. Herbert Drumheller, 855 Evans street. Joseph Ettley, Royersford. Marie Kulp, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs Henry Kulp, 530 East Vine street, Stowe, 9 years old. Marjorie Annie Smith, 225 Jefferson avenue John H. Gerhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gerhart, Cedarville.

A Erline Corum, 613 Water street. Frank Hanth, Pottstown, RD 2. Dolores Miller, Schwenksville RD 1, 5 years old David Clemens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Eugene A Clemens, 148 Walnut street, 17 years old. A Theresa B.

Dreibelbis, 222 Franklin avenue, Phoenn ville Bruce Roberts, 360 Gay street, Royersford. 12 years old. Shirley Yergey, daughter of Your Support Is Needed At The Church of Your Choice Attend Regularly MEADOW BROOK DAIRY FARMS Highest Grade Milk and Ice Cream KENILWORTH Ph. Potts. 2028 The Mercury Ur and Mrs.

Wilmer Yergey, 28 Scott street. Penn Village James Spohn, Pottstown RD 4. Mrs Emma Becker, New Berlinulle. Mahlon Frick. 1020 Queen street.

David Blair. Sanatoga, Pottstown RD 4. 5 years old. Helen Ann Downing. Pottstown RD 1, 12 years old.

4 Juliana March, Chester Springs Walter D. Swavely, Pottstown RD 2 3 Nancy Griesemer, Boyertown RD 1. Randy McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs Talmadge McDonald, 17 West Fifth street, 6 years old. Joan Weller, daughter of Charles Weller.

306 Berks street, Stowe, 12 years old. Daniel Imbodv. Bechtelswille. Mary Ann Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. Benson Myers, 18 Rice street, 10 years old. Mrs Lenora Endy. 3 345 East Third street, Boyertown. HOROSCOPE FOR SUNDAY IF YOU are perpleted and apprehensive.

cheer up, as you should overcome whatever obstacles you maw meet Financial good fortune seems In store for today's child. TOMORROW Earl H. Stong 883 Queen street, 11 years old. Sharon Lee Bechtel, 1111 North Franklin street, 10 years old. James and Jeanette Montague, twins of Mr.

and Mrs. James Montague, 529 North Franklin street, 15 years old Eileen Marie Hockl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward Hockl. Spring Mount, 16 years old A Genevieve Onifrek, 111 North Warren street Mrs Herbert Conrad, Gilpertsville. Mrs.

Angelina Giaquinto, 234 North Third avenue, Royersford. Wilson Weidner 148 East Fourth street. Carol Lec Pickar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pickar, 980 Schuylkill road, 17 years old.

Richard S. Fretz, Earlville. GRANDMOTHER KNOWS 9 Grandmother knows so many things! She can sew and knit and crochet and make lots of pretty things that people prize because they are hand-made. And you simply can't beat her as a good cook and housekeeper. Yes, Grandmother does know.

She knows about all these practical things--and much more. She knows the deeper lessons of life. She knows that right is right and Holy wrong is wrong--and that right is always best. Bible The girl who is blessed with a good mother and a good grandmother, and is smart enough to learn from them, can practically chart her own happiness and build a life that is a blessing to mankind and the world. Grandmother knows that spiritual things are far more important than material things.

She knows that God rules in the kingdom of men, that the Church is His messenger, and that faith is man's hope of salvation. Support Your Church THE CITIZENS NATIONAL TRUST CO. "The Bank of Service" THE SECURITY TRUST CO. "The Bank of the People" Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation wal 65 Marian Louise Heimbach, Pottstown RD 4 TODAY'S HOROSCOPE DON'T be arbitrary, but meet everyone more than half nay, and your next fear should be successful. Today's child may be financially fortunate.

TODAY Anna F. Schatz, 973 Warren John Baird, 74 West Fifth street. Anna M. Groves, Pottstown RD 2, one year old Theresa Duke, 104 South Franklin street. David Williams, son of Mr.

and Mrs. David Williams 566 West street Daniel Schusko, 523 Vine street, Stowe. Mrs. John S. Hilbert Gilbertsville.

Murial Elliott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Elliott, 311 East street. Paul Petzar, Pottstown RD-3.

Shirley Ann Wadsworth, Parkerford, eight years old. Dr. Alvin Levin, Hanover and Diamond streets. Virginia Geiser, 562 Beech street. Mrs.

Mary Styer, Phoenixville RD 2. Donald High, 45 West Third street. Bobby Steiner. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edison Steiner, Pottstown RD 1 Leo J. Tost, 1026 Schuylkill road. Helen Barlas, 230 South Hanover street. David Smith, Hemlock row. Betty Lou Breuninger, daugh- George L.

M. Deibert Mortician ELVERSON Phone Morgantown 6-3841 Margaret Jane Eppehimer. Spring City RD 1.: 8 years old. Margaret Ann Puhl. Royersford Mrs.

Edith N. Yingling. Boyertown RD 1. Kathryn Newhard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Newhard. Hilltop road.

9 years old James Longacre, son of Mr and Urs Charles Longacre. 485 North Frankhn street. Opal Placido. 219 Potts drive. Jacques Khne, Jefferson street, Boyertown.

Drs Ida Gross, Douglassulle RD 2. Grace Terwilliger. 244 Walnut street, 15 years old Mrs Anna Kirk, Pottstown HAPPY BIRTHDAY A de Nancy David Griesemer Blair illiam A. Custer. Rahns.

Bruce Lee Jameson, 70 Manatawny street, 4 years old. Stanley LeRoy Levengood, Schwenksrille -RD 1, 15 years old. Donna K. Gaugler. 603 Howard street.

Mrs Mable Anna McCord, Boyertown RD 1. Raymond Weaver, Douglassville RD 1. Edward Otter, son of Mrs Gladys Eddinger, -316. Race street, Stowe, 16 years old. Frank Yanocha, Linfield.

Mildred Harrison. 323 Grant street. Pegfy Grow. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Parker Grow, Pottstown RD 3, 16 years old. William Schutt, South Reading avenue, Boyertown. Arlan Millard, 788 North Charlotte street Mrs Helen E. Willauer, Pottstown RD 3. Philip L.

Kulp, Elverson RD 1. Paul Bieleski. son of Mr. and Mrs Albert Bieleski, Pottstown RD 4. 3 Rita Pienta, Linfield.

Mrs. George Keller, 501 Beech street. Irene Rae Kopcho. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank Kopcho, 135 South Keim street.

Mrs. Samuel Smith, Boyertown RD 1. Arthur Ray Shaffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shaffer, 372 Apple street, 12 years old.

Barry Lee Buckwalter, son of Mr. and Mrs Harold Buckwalter. 875 North Evans street, 12 years old. Janice LaRue Bat man. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs Paul I Batman. 314 West King street. Kenneth W. Saylor. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Saylor, 1010 Queen street. 3 Joseph Yohn son of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Yohn, 767 Walnut street, 12 years old. James H.

Longacre, 485 North Franklin street. Dorothy Obermyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Obermyer, Pottstown RD 3 F. Richard Sell, Rahns hill, Pottstown RD 4. Mrs.

Ella Embody, 479 Spruce street. Mrs. Earl Riegner, 18 West Third street. Sherry Lee Ziegler. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel H. Rev. Theodore Getz To Conduct Rites At Area Church RED Calvin corr Pennsburg 2304. Dale Miller.

del Phone Pennsburg 4673. The newly elected pastor. the Ret Theodore Getz. will conduct services in St Paul's Lutheran church tomorrow morning The flowers in the altar vases are presented in loving memory of Mrs Harry Frye by the children The bulletin will be a welcome to the nev pastor The Servicemen's Welfare committee recently forwarded Christmas greeungs containing S5 bills to the 14 members still serving In the armed forces. The regular meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary of the Red Hill Fire company will be held Dec.

21, at 8 p. m. in the form of a covered dish social and Christmas program. The entertainment will be in charge of MIs. Florence Hillegass.

Members are asked to bring their children or grandchildren. A S1 gift will be exchanged. Plans are underway and will be completed for registration night, which will be held some time in 'January AIRS LESLIE Burkholder, of Boyertown, called on Mr and Mrs. Harry Burkholder, Main street, recently. Mrs.

Allison Hallman and Mrs. Earl Heisler, of Lanaqua, spent a day at the home of Mrs. Hallman's parents, Mr. and Mrs Harry Ambrose Rumble, Main street. is up and about again after a recent illness.

Mrs Kathryn Brendlinger and Mrs Mildred Richard, Third street, spent a day in Schwenksville. St. Aloysius Club Elects New Head Donald Heesen was elected pres-' ident of the St. Aloysius social club at its meeting this week in the parochial, school. Pat Salvo, outgoing president, was in charge of the election, and were cast by 35 members Other officers elected were.

James Scheetz, vice president. Mrs Jane Mack, recording secre-' tar). Alice Clemmer, correspondting secretary, -Mrs. Mary Jane Hedegus. treasurer, and Joseph Brodeck1, sergeant at arms.

Raye Calvario and Eugene Finn were elected to the executive committee for two-year terms. Other officers serve for one year only. The new president's first was to appoint Donald Linderman chairman of activities. The executive committee will meet at the school Jan. 5 at p.

m. to plan next month's meeting. The chaplain of Graterfordl penitentiary will be asked to speak at the next meeting of the club. APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCED HARRISBURG, Dec 11 (AP) Gov. John Fine has appointed IG.

G. Forquer. Grove City, to mem-1 bership on the Mercer county board of assistance. Ziegler, Boyertown RD 2, 5 years old. Arthur Hatfield, 127 North Hanover street Mrs.

Esther Kendrick, 53 North Hanover street Joan Engle, 774 North Charlotte street. Gerald Rhoads, 52 West Fourth street. Arthur Robenolt, 611 North Hanover street Harold Roth. 124 Fourth street, East Greenville. George Gaut.

son of Mr and Mrs James Gaut, Douglassville RD 1 Joan Towers, 42 East Third street. Vance Bowers, son of Mr and Mrs. Walter Bowers, Pine Forge, 9 years old Edward Filby, Pottstown RD 3, 6 years old. Yesterday John Kunitsky, Pottstown RD 4, 70 years old. BIG FURNITURE SALE SUNDAY AFTERNOON 1 P.

M. to 5 P. M. AT FREESE Furniture Showrooms Located In FREESE MARKET N. State Pottstown RAYSOR'S MT.

PENN, PA. TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! A Complete Line of Outdoor Christmas Decorations Open Nights Until 10 O'clock Also Sundays, Dec. 13-20 Phone Reading 5-4972 The True Storu of Santa Claus BY OLIVER A BENNETT SERVER DEAR CHILDREN: To some prople seeing 1 is believing. To others, believing is sceing. Some 'carn to see through their very sensitive fingers.

A great many more learn to see through their hearts. Countless others see clearly through faith. Many of us see truth in our dreams. Some chosen few see revealing visions; but there are none SO blind as those who will not see -THE AUTHOR. CHAPTER SIX 00 let's get around to this fact of really seeing Santa Claus, in the flesh.

When I was a very, very little boy I never did see Santa Claus directly. The Sandman used to get there first, every year, and I'd be sound asleep when Santa arrived; but I always saw him in my dreams- I'll bet' you do, too. if you are kind of little. After I grew a bit bigger, Santa was busier every year- he had to hurry, faster and faster. When I asked Mother about this, she told me that little eyes couldn't usually see fast enough to get a really good look at Santa; but that I could see his reflection in her eyes, or in Father's I did see the reflections of Santa in both their eyes many times.

What's all this reflection bustness? Well, if you will go and look straight into a mirror, night now, I'll show you. Are you ready? You can see quite a few things that are back of you, can't you? Everybody knows that you can't see anything that's right behind your back; but you are doing it right now. You are looking at the reflection. In fact you have never really seen yourself; but you have seen your own reflection in a mirror many times. YOU HAVE often seen the reI flection of a passing automobile in a window or mirror; but, by the time you turned around, it was out of sight.

You know wat was there, or you couldn't have seen it, and autos can't travel one-skintillionth as fast as Santa does. There 1S one more thing you should remember as you look for him. Santa, himself, only comes around one day each year. He is so very, very busy--when that day comes -that he has to zzzip right down one chimney; and then-fast like 'lectric-zzzip right back up, so fast that the very same zzzip carries him through the door of the next apartment. So, you see, Santa Claus doesn't have the time to waste any zzzips.

just waiting for folk to see him 8i That's 'shy you have to looking for him at exactly the right time, Local, Area Wills Filed for Probate Tor you may have to wait another whole year. You might try looking real hard for Santa this year; but, if you happen to miss him, please don't give up hoping. Go right ahead and try harder next year; and please don't ever give up trying. You will never find true happiness until you do get to see him. Reflections grow older and slow down after a while, so that anywho really wants to see body, Santa Claus can see him many times.

So I promise you, here and now, that if you keep right on hoping and trying, you will see his reflections thousands of timesafter you've had a chance to grow some more, and your eyes get faster. One good way to train your eyes is to be thoughtful to other people meet and live with. You will you also gain much happiness by going out of your way to do little acts of kindness for others. IF YOU START doing little acts Santa Claus-whether you can of graciousness daily, you will soon make a habit of such deeds, and own life will start filling with your wonderful things you never dreamed would be possible. Soon will receive se much joy and you happiness from your own generous acts that you will have no room inside you for personal cares and worries Another good way to train your eyes 15 to stop looking for faults in others If you see only the good things in those you meet, and learn to overlook their petty errors, you will find new friends wherever you go and this circle will widen every day of your life.

You will see Santa Claus many times in the process of building such friendships. Distributed by King Features Syndicate register wills. The balance, consisting of $500 in personal property, goes to Donald C. and Raymond H. Keifrider, sons.

Charles W. Seasholtz, of Red By Staf Correspondent Hill. who NORRISTOWN, Dec. 11-Charles of 80, left Keifrider, of 406 Jefferson $80,000 He avenue, Pottstown, who died Nov. Seasholtz, a 14 at the age of 67, left real estate to Elifabeth valued at $3000 to his wife Ella 'daughter, under terms of his will filed for shollz, a probate today in the office of Roger S.

or not-is always there! After you reach maturity you see Santa Claus quite often, in the most unusual places. the Christmas season you see Santa in little pug noses, tightly against shining windows; in the smiles of old ladies, struggling along huge baskets and bundles; in glowing cheeks and sparkling of postmen, on their busy and in the ruddy countenances of tired policemen, helping old folk across busy and crowded streets. YOU SEE Santa Claus the sparkling but tired eyes of department store clerks; in the anxious eyes of youngsters, riding downtown with busy mothers; in the cheery expression of busy bus starters and busier drivers; and even in the eager eyes of a panhandler, turned ambitious enough to peddle some cheap paper flowers, in order to get a years-late Christmas card started on its way -for sure--this year. Santa Claus is reflected from high steeples, where carillons and chimes ring out their concordant messages of hope for Peace on Earth, to All Men of Good Willto all who will take heed. Santa Claus is reflected from shining coins and crisp bills, thoughtfully tossed into Salvation Army kettles and chimneys--to aid the unfortunate and the needy; from happy crowds, jostling each other goodnaturedly -on their ways to or from making life just a little bit sweeter for somebody else; and from the millions thoughtful little extra things, which folk always do more ciously at Christmastime.

MERRY CHRISTMASI Tree Hazards Downed NAPA, Calif, Dec. 11 (2) Trees in commercial districts are "hazards." So ruled the Napa city council in adopting an unprecedented policy. It gave Horace Craigle, auto dealer, permission to chop down four large elms in front of his establishment. The trees are part of an unbroken row planted 30 years ago. SANTA CLAUS COMES TO BAUSE'S TODAY FROM 1 to 3 O'CLOCK! died Nov.

30 at the age an estate valued at gave $5000 to William grandson; $500 each Ann Seasholtz, grandand Elizabeth V. Seasister, and the balance Seasholtz, a son. Come All You Kiddies Bring Mom and Pop With You! A Gift for Every Child! Come See Santa! BAUSE'S "Super" DRUG STORE 920 N. CHARLOTTE STREET 5 RD 4 43 43 see him will and During will pressed store little with the eyes rounds; St a 2 serial 65 1 RARCH VC.