Altoona Mirror from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 27

'Mr BELLEFONTE A Halcyon class ot the Reformed church, At which Mrs. Muiard Harts" is teacher, wag entertained in the (Shapel Tuesday evening by Mrs. H. J. Walkay and Mrs.

David Washburn. A short business session was held after which a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs, John Flshburn, Miss Mary Wetael, Mrs, Linn Fromm, Mrs- Kline, 'Mrs. Robert Willard. Lenore Strouse, Mrs.

Earl Hoffer, Mrs. John Musser, Mrs. John Smith, Miss Mary Treaster, Mrs. Harry Eberhart, Mrs. Vonada, Harry Meyer, Mrs.

Ray Clevenstlne, Mrs. Joseph Urlch, Mrs. W. E. Crosa- loy, Miss Katherine Clevenstlne, Mrs Edward Decker, Mrs.

Paul Carrier, Mra. Earl Tlbbens, Mrs. Robert Thena, Miss Mildred Wetzel, Mrs. Mlliard Hartswlck, Miss Alice Owens. Miss Verna Ardery, Miss Ann Bad- gar, Miss Freda Edmiaton, Mrs.

Donald KHnger, Mrs. William Kline, Mrs. Lola Cole and Mrs. Harold Kirk, Visitors were Mrs. Mary Hughes of Wyoming, Mrs.

Helen Farrar of Beachfork, W. Miss Margaret Stover of Zion, and Shirley Garner and Lois Ftahburn, Mr. and Mrs. George Krlck of Shcnendoah spent several days In BeHcfonte last week, the guests of Dr. and Mrs.

J. L. Siebert. Miss Ella Bottorf of Lemont spent the week-end with her sister Mrs. John I.

Olewine. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smetlzer ot Columbus, are visiting Mr. Smeltzer's parents, Mr, and Mrs.

William C. Smcltzer. Miss Adeline Oiewine was a week- find guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gilllland at State College.

Carl Wlddowson of Indiana la visiting at the home of her brother E. E. Wiadowaon, Miss Patty Fay of Altoona spent the week-end with her grandmother Mrs. John Lane. Har.ry M.

Murtorff, who has been 1 Burgical patient at the Centre County hospital for the past two weeks, was able to return to his home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Collins Mattern of Port Matilda have announced the engagement of their daughter Sarah Emily to Dr.

Alfred W. Eyer, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Eyer of Felton, Del. Dr.

Eyer Is stationed at the naval hospital at Washington, D. C. A Sunday school class of the EVan- geltcal church taught by Boyd Vonada, recently entertained at a variety shower at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Keller on Curtln street in honor of Miss Eleanor Gettlg, daughter of Attorney Samuel D. Gettlg, whose marriage to Rev.

Reed O. Steely of Milton will take place in tho near future. Miss Gettlg received a number of useful gifts. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Bbyd Vonadu, Misa Mona Vonada, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keller, Mrs. David Washburn, Miss Jane Keller, Miss Dova Flack, Mrs. Bernard Holland, Miss Ella Young, Miss Ruth Poorman, Miss Ruth Teaman, Mlas Lillian Johnson, Mrs.

James Leitzef, Mrs, Joseph Johnson and Mrs. Earl Teaman. Miss Ruth Snmthera of DuBolu haa ivf.ccptcd 11 position as dietitian at the Centre County hospital, anucccdlng Atlas Helou McLean, who recently resigned to become dietitian at a Inrga hospital In Woostcr, Mass. Alborta Krador, supervisor of music in Oie Bellefonte public schools of Boltefonte, on Tuesday, when visit- Ing Miss Mame Woods, one of tho grade teachers who is ill at her home, fall down the stairs at the Woods breaking her ivrlat. Mrs.

Krader la a patient in the Cpntre County hospital. Cyrcne Ncwcomb, 7-year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. J.

Newcomb, when playing: on the steps at tho Bishop street school Tuesday morning, fell and broke her arm. She was taken to Pittsburgh on Tuesday afternoon, A-wlmre she will receive treatment. David Portney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kortney of East Biahop street, rushed to the Centra County hospital Tuesday, where an emergency appendicitis operation was performed KLAHR Mauds Holsel went to Alloons.

on where Hhe will tftlie a business com HO in school. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Feathers spent Sunday with hla sinter Mra. William Wcynnl, who la confined to her bed with purnlysls.

Mr. nnd Mra, George Cam and Mr. of Osterburg, Mv. ami Kiifjeno Walter and children of Brookes Mills nnd Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Walter und daughter Marie of thla placo Hjiont the wuoU-end nt tlielr hunting: camp ncur Burreo, Mr. nnd Mrs. McClellan Walter and Mr. and Mrs. Wim'en Claar spent Monday evening with Ooorge Grnblll in Altoona, who la 111.

Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frcti Claur on Sunday were Mr. dnd Mra, N. T.

Ylngling, and Mrs. David YiniflinK and children Nathkmul und Patricia of Wcatover, Mr. nnd Mm. Jrvin Clnin- und rhlldren (intnt, Homer, Xrfiurn Jeiin of Mprouli and Lloyd Walter, sr. Leon Blank left for State college whoro he will spoml the winter In Hflhool, und Black nnd Myri Weyant wont to Jnnliiiii rullnge In Huntingdon, PLEASANTJALLEY Mr.

nnd Mrs. Fraaer daughter Burbura Jane of Spnngler, v(sited a nhort time at the home of Mr. Hnd Mrs. Ffeti Cam of J'lt'RHttnt livanqe and Twentieth street, i'n route home from a vacation njicnt In the Now England stuleH. Tha Ladies' Bible und tho Uvdlea' AUl aoclety of tho Juffjjsrd Methndlut cluii-ch with tlielr husbands will be entertained the homo ot Mr.

and Mrs. Klmur Springer of 1418 Euat Slxtuuiith ati-eet un Thui'aday evening, Sept. 11. A short business will bo held by the ladies of these organizations und member:) ure iiskod to be present promptly ut 7.30. Herman Koontz and Mrs.

Ruth Wil- Oldham of Atlantic City and Mrs. Idliift ITreoinun were unterUlnud at the home of Ml 1 Men. Frud Cam of aM)8 Pleasant Valley uvenuu Thursduy uf last week. Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Yowijr ot East Juggard street have returned home n-om a week's visit with relatives and ut Blmlra, N.

and'ScrBnton. ROAftlNG SPRING Scout tt-aop No. Bt the Trinity JfttftodUi church meet on Monday evening, Scout Master Qerfcld Butter, ill Business occupied the early hours the evening, and various of entertainment octupifid the romalhlng tirrte. Those in attendance were 'Dentils Over, Geittld Hess, Jack Homer, Donald Viiort thonias, Harry WertmAn; Grftce, Wayne Butler, Herbert Wertrtmn, atenn Rhodes, PAul Otha Heffhef, Thomas Gates, Gerald Mauk, Gerald ttudson, Fred Emeigh, Merrll Rrtugh, Robert Weltzel, and Assistant Scout Master Earnest Grace and John Gather, The Good Cheer circle of the Trinity Methodist Sunday school taught by Mrs. A.

Lahibert, held their first meeting fallowing the summer vacation period at the home of Miss Mary Gated on Tuesday evening. Old and new business was transacted and of' fleers for the coming year wore elected as follows: President, Mrs. O. Burket; vice president, Mrs. Sally McGee; secretary, Mind Pauline Young; treasurer, Mrs, Grace Davis.

Entertainment of various kinds followed the business session, and a delicious luncheon was served by the hostess. It was decided to hold the October meeting of the class at tho tome of Mrs, McGee on Main street. Those, in attendance were Cleona itn.uk, Anna Stephens, Pauline Young, Arigale Rltter, Mariam Burket, tfarlam Hetrlck, Sally McGee, Mrs. L. J.

Burket, Grace Davis, Helen Coy, 3a2ey McKnlght, Miss Bickle, Mary Sates and Mrs. R. A. Lambert, teacher, Plans for the staging of a during the coming months have completed. The monthly meeting of the Win )ne Bible class of the D.

M. Bare Memorial Sunday school WRS held in social rooms of the church on Tuesday evening with the president, Miss Kate Stern, In charge. Business was transacted and social en- ertalnment 6ccupied the remaining lours until at a seasonable time when refreshments were served. Those in attendance were Mrp. Mable Holstnger, Mrs, Elsie Hall, Syvllla Croft, Mrs.

Chester Bowers, Mrs. Berkhlmer, Mrs. J. B. Elaub and son Donnle, Mrs, Joseph £arJen and daughters, Mrs.

Ralph Miller and son Dwalne, Robert Albright, Mrs. Ralph Albright, Mrs. Mary Stern, Kate Stern, Cora Smalta and Mary Stonerook. The Roaring Spring Choral society will begin the fourth year of activities the borough under the direction of Professor William F. S.

Yatca. The flrnt meeting of the season was held in tho Ladles' Hospital association rooms on East Main street on Monday evening, and. the reorganization of the society will take place during the coming week. Pians were completed for the Christmas oratorio by ALEXANDRIA A Thumt) wedding" will be held ift. the Presbyterian church at Aleiahdrla; Friday evening, sept 18, ftt 7.30 o'clock.

is the benefit of the Christian Idndeave? society of the church. 'Everybody is invited attend. C. I. C.

class of the Presbyterian church taught by Miss Dora Parker held their monthly meeting at the home ot Loralne Whlttaker on Friday evening with live members and visitors present. A very Interesting meeting was held and delicious refreshments were served. A farewell party was held Friday evening, Aug. 29, in honor of Gladys Kooken, who entered training for a 1 nutse at th Altoona hospital on Monday. The class of 1630 and a few friends gave the party.

The evening was spent in playing cards and dancing. At a -late hour decdious refreshments were served to the following: Madallne Patterson, Gladys Kooken, Winifred Grove, Mary Claybaugh, Alma laen- berg, Alma Letdy, Rebecca Owens, Isaac Fraaer, Alton Stewart, John Bartlebaugh, Donald Black, Barl Lennlfl. James Kooken, Edward Wileman, Alan Roseborough and Harold Frye. A birthday surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Nick Kapondf on Friday evening, Sept. 4, in honor of Miss Violet Speck. The party was a complete Violet, who had gone to Mill Creek to visit on Thursday and who on returning was requested to go over to the house for some article. After she turned on the lights in the house she was confronted by a group of her friends who had gathered to 'help her celebrate her sixteenth birthday. Violet received a large number of nice gifts, also two large, birthday cakes were presented to het during the evening.

Those present were: Misses Vera and Eva Wlble and Edna Harpster of Huntingdon, Charles Weaver of Smlthfteld, Violet Speck, Elsie German, Prances Patterson, Ruby Montz, Helen Kline, Louella Itlnger, Anna Fraier, Welma Lankard, Florence Barr, Alma Ardrey, Helen Louise Mitchell, Kenneth Householder, Rose Kapondl, Marie Samels, Margaret Patterson, Vlolanta Gardner, Marion Itlnger, Florence Lankard, Ruth Wertman, Jean McDaniel, Maude Adrey, Ruth Isenberg, Sarah Roseborough, Jean Donald Kapondl, Marie Morder, Goldn. Speck, Mrs. Ray Sprankle and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kapondl.

GREENWOOD the Willing Workers class will meet this evening in the church at 130. Constance Pope, a graduate nurse 6f Philadelphia, visiting hsr parents, Mr. and Mrs. John £ope. A delightful birthday party was heJd at-the home of Aden Former oh Sept.

4, In honor of his nineteenth birthday. young man received many beautiful gifts and a dainty lunch was served to the following: Misses' Marian Kough, Edna Kough, Grace Rough, Dolly Hot- telcher, Dora Miller, Charlotte Montgomery. Margaret Pope, flernlce Taylor, Rosalyii Rhoades, Hazel Hlte, Evelyn Pope, Margaret Boyled and Norms. Bathurst, -Messrs. Telford Seese, Lawrence Scott, Albert Hanna, Lemuel Taylor, Robert' McGregor, Thomas McKee, Aden Fonner, And Mrs.

Kough, Mr. and Mrs. Coxey and children Gene and Lois, and Mr. and Mrs. David Fonner, On Thursday evening Margaret Weight entertained the members of the office force of W.

N. Declcer, secretary of Altoona school district, Where she is employed. The evening was spent in games and music and a delicious luncheon was served to th6 following: Misses Annetta Crosthwalte, Ruth Madara, Mildred Bann, Roberta Barclay, Pauline Cockerille, Mrs. Ella Talley Hall and Mrs. Carrie V.

Shaat as guest. The official board of the United Brethren church will' hold its last' meeting of the conference year on Monday evening, Sept. 15. It Is hoped that fl.lt members of the church will turn in alt their envelopes for the year in order that alt expenses can be paid In full. At a meeting of tho board held after the service on last Sunday evening the budget treasurer was auhtorlzed to pay $87 as the final payment.

The Wide Awake class will hold a. covered dish luncheon on Thursday evening. Sept, 25, and the proceeds from this social will be applied to the class pledge on church debt. Johancs Sebaste Bach, during the flrst week of January, 1931, and will bo held in tha D. Bare Memorial Church of God.

Professor Yales also announced a series of three concerts beginning Oct. 1, riuy H1U Top MIn. Golf Course, opposite ball field, Rmtrlng Spring, Adv. CANAN STATION Herman Spitz, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Heffleftnger, their son and father, motored from Carlisle and are visiting Mrs. H. F. Spitz of California avenue, LYRIC THEATRE Today and Tomorrow All talking, nil music, It's in the air! "SWING HIGH" with on all star cunt of sixteen Including Chester ConUlln, Ben Turptn, Helen Twelve- trees and Nick Stuart. Also comedy, "Trying Them Out," and Oswald and Mystery Box chapter S.

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GABLE STYLE SHOW STARTS SATURDAY, SEPT. 20TH MOMTUN10N The annual retreat of the Presby- Urlal society of Presbytery of Huntingdon was held on Tuesday at Birmingham seminary. The meeting was itt charge of Mrs. Mary W. lln, president of the organisation, and it was of great inspirational value to all who attended from the various parts of the Presbytery.

The presidents of. societies of the various churches in the Presbytery were invited to attend. From this city were Mrs. Mary K. Gifford, recording secretary of the Presbyterial; Mrs.

A. M. B. Wagner, secretary ot stewardship, also president of the local Woman's Missionary society; Mrs. Charles H.

Welch, president of the Sixth district, and Mrs, S. H. Wharton, president of the Anna Campbell Missionary society of the local church. Luncheon wai served in the seminary dining room, and the quaint, beautiful porches and rooms were thrown open to the visitors of the day. The members of the Anna -Campbell Missionary society with their president, Mrs.

S. H. Wharton, gave a. farewell surprise social on Monday evening in the parlors of Presbyterian church to Mrs. Walter Klrman, a faithful member of the or- ganlzatlon who, with her husband, )a leaving for their new residence In Cleveland, O.

A program of Interest was carried out; and Mrs. was presented with it little token of love from the society In the form of an attractive glass cookie Jar. Luncheon was served and all present wished Klrman Joy and happi- nea in her new home. Among the gitests was Mrs. Kirman'a mother Mrs.

C. B. Roberts. The superintendent and visitors of the home department of the First Methodist Sunday school, namely; Mrs. M.

J. Smith, Mrs, Charles Cramer, Mrs. Stewart Bard, Mrs. Walter Hildebrand and Mrs. Luella Rosensteel, held a basket picnic the members of this department on Thursday afternoon at Riverside park.

There was a. good attendance and an enjoyable feature of the gathering Was the delicious meal served about 6 -o'clock. Those in charge left nothing undone to make the afternoon one long be remembered by all present. The members present were Mrs. Almlra Parsons, Mrs.

Charles Jonea, Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. W. P. Grts- slnger, Mrs.

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Those present were Helen Kurtz. Olive Helsel, Sara Cowher, Margaret SehmUMs, Florence E'cher, Jean Dodson, Mary and Dof- othy Llngenfelter, Christine, Eva dnd Durrell Moore, Gladys Ickes, Betty JB and O. Jwstfc Tim BtrA Aftd of the t.oth«raiH their monthly meetttkg 1 tn at the horns MM, Htnty felter. trtn.i»e 9. luncheon wafl to lowing: Mrs.

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