The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 5

THE EVENING STANDARD State S.S. Convention Plans Made HARR1SBURG The theme of the 102nd annual Pennsylvania State Sunday School Convention to he held Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 22-24, at the King Street United Brethren Church, Chambersburg, will be "Called to Minister" according to the announcement of Dr. Raymond G. Mowrey, Chambersburg, chairman of the program committee.

ChaiVman the local planning committee is Merle B. Hafer, Chambersburg and president of the Franklin County Sunday School Association. Dr. Mowrey announces the following committees who have been actively planning for the 102nd annual meeting: Theme, Text and Call Committees: Rev. Robert Reasey.

Rev. J. a Burkharl, George Danzberger, and Miss Ruth E. Caldwell. Promotions a Finance: Merle B.

Hafer, Rev. Paul Baker, Wayne Elliott, George Eppinger, Paul H. Kunkle, Mrs. Richard W. Linton, Mrs.

Pauline Lebo, Dr. Raymond G. Mowery, Frank L. Summers, and B. McClain Cochran.

This' 102nd Annual Pennsylvania Sunday School Convention is being sponsored by the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association in cooperation with the Franklin County Sunday School Association, the Minis- teriums and the Chambersburg Council of Churches. The program of the convention is designed to provide help to the more than 1,000 delegates from throughout Pennsyl- UNIONTOWN, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1964-PAGE vania who be attending, representing the teachers, children workers, ministers, advisors, officers, youth leaders, superintendents and parents of the many Church Schools in Pennsylvania. Further details may be obtained from the headquarters of the PSSSA, 900 South Arlington Harrisburg. B. McClain Cochran, general secretary.

Rapid Expansion At Vacation Area MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) The first resort, facility erected here was a one-room shack built in 1901 and rented to mainland residents who wanted to spend a vacation on the beach. The first hotel with a swimming pool was built in 1914. Now the city has 370 hotels and more than 800 swimming pools. ENLIST IN AIR FORCE Five 1964 graduates of district high schools have enlisted in the Air Force through the Uniontnwn Recruiting Office and are undergoing basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas.

Left to right, above are Kenneth N. Sullen- bergcr, son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sullenberger of Leckrone, German Twp.

High School; John W. Lowcry son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lowery of Rowes Run, Redstone Twp.

High School; William E. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Williams of Grindstone, Redstone'Twp.

High School, and Booker Mack son of Mr. and Mrs. Booker Mack of Hiller, Brashear High School. Also enlisting was Robert C. Hunter, recent graduate of South Union High School.

Personal Notes By Betty frangot Mr. and Mrs. Wismer Holland and son, James, Valdosta, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holland and family, York, were called here by the death of an uncle, Edward Holland.

They were guests of their brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Sumey, 10 Valley Vue Drive, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oldland, Trader St.

and Mrs. Robert Burd, Orlando, are visiting local friends and relatives. There are former Uniontown residents. Mary Jane Cuppett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Cuppett, 183 Liberty has accepted a position as secretary with the Tri-State Drug Co, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Elias, Los Angeles, are visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Elias and the former's sister, Mrs.

Jack Greenfield, Brownsville. Ruth Waser, 31 Maple Lucy Tomasek, Haddenville, and Libby Sampey, 55 Snyder Terrace, attended a recent performance of the Nat King Cole Revue at the Civic Arena in Pittsburgh. Prior to the show, they dined at the Lotus Gardens, to mark the July birthdays of Miss Tomasek and Mrs. Waser. Mr.

and Mrs. John Zemba and sons, John and Bruce of Carmichaels have returned from a visit in Oklahoma City, i Mrs. Zemba's brother. Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch--Relieves Pain fc- N. T.

for fint tinM science baa found new healing substance with the aston- iihing ability to ahrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and pain without surgery. In ease after case, while gently Wlieving. pain, actual reduction Shrinkage) took place. tfat Atnuing of all--reiulu wn thorough that maM like have ceased to be a problem!" The secret is a new healing sab- stance 4 a world-famous research institute, This substance is now arailablf in suppository or ointment ffrw under the name Preporatirt aW At all druc They also visited in Mexico am Washington, D. C.

before re turning home. Robin Rehanek, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rehanek Wayne recently underwen a tonsillectomy in Unionlowi Hospital. Mrs.

Frank Selak and son Michael, Detroit, recently visii ed Mrs. Selak's mother, Mrs Francis Tandarich, Easy St. T. Sgt. and Mrs.

William Young and children, Stephen Karen, Robert and Janet, of Va caville, are visiting th former's parents, Mr. and Mrs A Young, Oliver. Young plans to return to Cali fornia with them on Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Gitome and children, Carol and Mark Mont View have returnei from a vacation in Canada. Robin Kovach, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kovach Uniontown R. D.

2, celebrate! her seventh birthday anniver sary on Saturday, July 11, with a party. Rev. Louis A. Telegdy CPPS of Park Falls, was a re cent guest of his sister, Rose Telegdy, N. Gallatin ei route to the National Scout Jam boree at Valley Forge.

Rev Telegdy is serving as chaplain Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harris, Or lando, are leaving todav after visiting local friends am' relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Cobe leskie, South Bend, were guests at the Centennial in Sha mokin where the former was honored at a banquet. En route home they visited her brother in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Quarrick, Connellsville Rd. 'Dale Rishel, Friday Harbor, has returned after visit- ng his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Rishel, Gibbon Glade. Jenny Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin I. Moore, 362 Worgantown left Sunday for ENJOY A BETTER CAR for a convenient auto loan.

Whether you intend to buy a big new car or compact, or a good used car-just ask your dealer to finance it on the "Gallatin Plan." Or, stop in at the bank and see us. Remember-you save money with a Gallatin National Auto Loan. Gallatin NATIONAL BANK Federal DtpasH Insuranti Corporation MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Rtmindtr! Money only 15e a two week visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E.

Moore, Bedford, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kiec Garfield Heights, i visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Cenker, New Salem en route home from the New York World's Fair. Mrs. Cenker is vacationing from her duties at Metzler's for two Weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Vilk anc sons, Waller Jeffrey anc of Cleveland, recently visited their parents, Mr. anc Mrs. Joe Vilk, Footedale, and Mrs. Emma Kurtz, New Salem They also visited in Washington D. and Arlington, before returning home.

Mrs. Gertrude Ramage, Coolspring is vacationing for two weeks from her duties at Metzler's. She plans to visit in Morgantown, W. with her brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs.

F. S. Yauger and her sister, Mrs. French Smith. Mrs.

Ramage will also visit friends in Marlinsburg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kern, 35 Wagner have returned from a vacation in Wildwood, N.

the New York World's Fair and a visit in Tallmadge, Ohio, with Mr. Kern's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Kern. Mr.

Kern is employed at Penney's and Mrs. Kern at Rockwell Meters, Inc. Patrolman a Mrs. a Malik, Lincoln are observing their wedding anniversary today. Ernest C.

Ruggieri, owner and operator of the Erni's Dance Studio of Connellsville, is attending a convention of Dance Educators of America at Hotel Astor, New York City. He will also attend the physical fitness a ballroom championships held at the fair. In August, Mr. Ruggieri, will attend the Dance iaravan Productions Convention at Hotel Roosevelt, New York, and the June Taylor Studios. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Saluga, Lemont Furnace, will celebrate 25th wedding anniversary Wednesday. They have two children, Mrs. Kay Parsons, Overand, and John, Enamel St. Marian Louise Bartos, em- jloyed at Montgomery Ward will celebrate her birthday anniversary tomorrow.

Mrs. Marie Snowden, Areford resumes her duties today in the Lingerie Dept. of Kaufman's Store after a week's vacation. Frederick Dean Provance, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred K. Prov ance, 22 Elm Brownsville is five years old today. He is grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jacl Boyd, and Mr.

and Mrs. J. Provance, Brownsville. Debra Walters, daughter Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Walters West Brownsville, will celebral her birthday anniversary Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elosh way Fredericktown, nbserv ed their 46th wedding anniver sary Saturday. Mrs.

Eloshway is the former Sophia Wasko East Millsboro. Leanne Marie Stiles, daughtei of Mr. and Mrs. David Stiles Arlington, was three year old Saturday. She is a grand daughter of Mr.

and Mrs.Harry E. Stiles, East Millsboro, am Mr. and Mrs. W. Zatf, Florida Loretla Sandala, daughter Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Sandala Merrittstown, was a birthday celebrant yesterday. Miss San dala is associated with Ever Floral, Market St.

Brqwnsville. Mary Joyce Lubich, daughlei of Mr. and Mrs. John Lubich Rices Landing, was two years old July 17. Gregg Eberl, son of Mr.

ant Mrs. Fred Ebert, Painesville Ohio, formerly of Brownsville was three years old July 12. He is a grandson of Arthur Ferra ton, Crescent Heights, and Mrs Edith Eicher, Brownsville. Richard Thomas Powis Jr. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richarc T. Powis Parmount, Calif, formerly of Richeyville, will one year old tomorow. He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Rich ard Powis, Richeyville, and Mr and Mrs. Joseph Wargo, Par mount, formerly of Richeyville His mother is the former Mary Jo Wargo. Lions Club Hears Talk Sgt. Roy L. Flemming will give a talk on Japan at the dinner meeting of Uniontown Lions Club Tuesday night at 6:30 in the YMCA.

The program was arranged by Ross DiMarco. Donald Curtis, club president, will be in charge. Speaker at last week's meet- was Executive Director Jack McMullen, of the Redevelopment Authority of Fayetle County, who discussed present and future projects. WARD SHOP MON. AND FRIDAY 'til 9:00 P.M.

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