The Sentinel from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 6

THE EVENING SENTINEL, CARLISLE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1957 SIX is. Personals STORE HOURS Deaths BRITISH ACTOR HONORS BI-GOUNTY BANK -TJROUrELECTS Marvin Ft-. A ruin win HERE TUESDAY THURSDAY 9 A. M. to 9 P.

AA. I Mervin E. Andrrson, 423 Vei Main Street, Methanirsburg, secretary nf the D. Wiifiox rhanicsburc. died on Tuesday in a FRIDAY Jo 10 He was x.

P. M. Ray Leib Named Treasurer k1 Emlyn Williams To Appear As One-Man Cast 200 Women Attend The Annual Fall Tea Of Association Registrar of vital statistics for over 50 years, he also was a former school director and a former boroiieh treasurer. He was an SATURDAY 8 A. M.

lo 9 P. M. If the jpector of your food budg Ray Leib of the Farmers Trust Comnanv. was elected treasurer Wives of Carlisle ministers were honored at the annual Fall membership tea yesterday afternoon at organizer or the business Mens of the Cumberland-Perry Counties, CiHM Fire Bankers Association at an annual v'lnzPn Emlyn Williams, the British actor and playwright, will appear in his "A lioy Growing Up" on Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in Bos-ler Hall. The show, which is described as "an entertainment from the stories has you so frightened you don Alfred F.

JrtioUy, 220 Norili Col-lce Street, will observe his 39th birthday anniversary on Saturday, He is one of the oldest residents iir Carlisle, Mrs. Theodore R. Ramage. Drive, president of the Women's Auxiliary of St. John's Episcopal Church, and Mrs, George II.

Geissler. vice-president," attended the 52nd annual meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Diocese of Harris-burg, held at Wcllsboro, Pa. Mrs. Glenn K. Morris.

54 Parker Street, is on the commillee to plan the annual Fall Homecoming Day at Albright College, Reading on Saturday, Mrs. Clarence Heine, 278 South West Street, is assisting Mrs. Morris, Vnaldra Doron Hackenbeny son' of Mr. and Mrs, Vnaldra D. Hackrnberry, lty East Penn St reel, is a freshman at Anderson (Ind.

College, He is a candidate for the bachelor of arts degree. Hackenberry is a 1957 graduate of Carlisle Senior High School. of Dylan Thomas," is the second know witch is which cast off the spell! We can bring your blood pressure down -with prices so low folks say it's spooky how we do itl meeting held last night at the was a member of Centre Preshytenan Church. Ls- FjpM EvancpIical Unitei Breth-C find Kich.nan. of the First Church.

MechanicsburE. He Bank Trust Mechanioshure. fornw supenntendent of ual elec, president; J. M. Poli- Sunday School pnmary cle-inEer First National Bank.

New-! Pjrtmerrt pw he heW for over port, vice president, and Wayne 50 years. He also served aS chotr Vood. Farmers National d'ror of the church. Neville, and George W. Cain, He wrnvri by daughter Shiremanstown State Bank.

Shire- M' Martha L. Anderson, at the. Young Women's Christian As-; sociation. I Greeting approximately 200 wo-! men of the community were the wives of ministers who are new-j comers in the community, Mrs. William Bowrien.

Mrs. -Wilbur J. iDeardorf, Mrs, Warren S. Kissing-jer, Mrs. Joseph H.

Haggler, and Mrs. J. A. Leathermnn. Mrs.

Sid 'A. Carson, executive director, hcad-: ed the receiving line. President Tea Mrs. Simpson B. Daugheriy, wife of Rev.

Dr. Daugheriy, former of the council of Administration. Funeral services be held to- L. B. Holden of the State Plan- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in ng Board, discussed making the he M.wrs Funeral Home, 37 F.ast I Alii nK ni 111 IVIT I' At' series of cultural" events.

The series opened two weeks ago with a recital by Rise Stevens. 4 "A Boy Growing Up" was first presented by Williams (n London and received critical acclaim. New York critics have been equally enthusiastic this fall. Williams, whose fame as a playwright and a director is nearly as great as his reputation as an actor, is the only actor in "A Boy Growing Up." He was 17 and a student at Christ Church, Oxford University, when he resolved upon a career in the theatre. "Full Miion," his first play, was produced while he was still an undergraduate.

With Dame Thorndike His first real success "Night tax load more enurtahie ami nor 1CV ii and Rev. necessarily a larger tax burden on Miller S. Schmuck Hugh R. Lobb will officiate. Burial will be in Mechanirsburg Cemetery, Friends may call tonight at the funeral home.

Klein' (FOUR DIFFERENT VARIETIES) CANDIES pastor of the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church shared honors at at the tea table with Mrs. C. H. Davis, Mrs. Russell M.

Weer. Mrs. C. C. Kreidler, Mrs.

Charles T. Sardcson. Mrs. M. L.

Schlessman, Mrs. Paul Snyder, Mrs. E. P. Truchses and Mrs.

John G. Hilton. Rev. and Mrs. Daught-rty who came to Carlisle 12 years ago nmv- the individual property owner.

Carlisle bankers at the meeting included Glenn E. Todd, Charles B. Sfrayer, Dale E. Seitz, Clyde R. Wiser, Frank P.

Line. Albert Adams and Chester H. Sheaffer, Farmers Trust Lee R. Hol-lenbaugh and Edward Shelle-hamer. Dauphin Deposit; C.

Rich "Big Jump" Tonight At Pa. Horse Show NARR1SBURG (UP)--A field of 20 of the nation's top jumpers Frank Milton Stone Frank Milton Stone, 327 North Hanover Street, was pronounced dead on arrival at the Carlisle ed yesterday to their new home Hospital last nicht shortly after he Must flail was followed by "1 ard Stover. Edward Gardner, -York. Par Rev. Daughortv suc lapsed on Hanm-er Bradford Yaggv-; Clarence- CHOICE pkg.

I lif. Luther Cohick and Warden J. Foster, Deposit Bank and Trust Co. Th women of the church served amily-style turkey dinner preceding the business meeting. Light of Heart." "The Wind of Heaven," "Spring lfiOO" and many others.

In "The Corn Is Green" he played with Dame Sybil Thorn-dike, who created the part in which Ethel Barrymore trimphed later in New York. He has been in motion pictures and in ,1955 he played in "The 4 PACK Milky Way Snickers) MARS CANDIES 25" 23' was TO years old. A native of Carlisle be was the son of the late Isaac and Theatta Miller Stone. He was a veteran of World War I and served in the European theatre where he received a Purple Heart. He also served on the Mexican border.

He was a member of the Carlisle American Legion Post No. 101 and Vetera ns of Foreign W'afs Post 18 CT. TO BOX TOOTSIE POPS WORLD CANDY CIGARETTES GOELITZ HALLOWEEN MIX 30 pkgi, Wild Duck" in London, and the 33' 14-os. bog PARTY NOMINEES 'next season led the company rest ceeds the late Dr. Paul 10.

V. Shannon. York, as superintendent of the Pennsylvania Conference of the EUR Church. The tea arrangements were in charge of Mrs. Roger E.

Nelson, board chairman of the membership committee, and Mrs. R. Casper Swaney, board chairman of the religious works commillee, llOMI'SX A I lis Mrs. Nelson was assisted by Mrs. John Remaly, Mrs.

Paul A. Cox, Mrs, Edgar M. Finck, Mrs. Frank Goodyear, Mrs. Jacob Goodyear.

Mrs. Ray Hartzell. Miss Luise Heckman, Mrs. Merrill Hubheit, Gilbert Keller, Mrs. L.

Lind-sey Line. Mrs. Pierson K. Miller, I svu' tonight i iv Hie "P.ig Jump' feature at the Pennsylvania National Horse Show. Included in the field are Saxon Wood, winner of the $5,000 jumper championship at Allendale, N.

J. in 1951), and Mrs. Hubert Thomas' Velvet Lassie, former na-! tional reserve open jumper cham-! pion. and Andante, the current na-i tional champion. The will travel over nn Il-iump course, with the winner 'taking $3,250.

In the international jumping Wednesday nicht, England's Ted Williams won the individual jump-I ing championship to enable his team to hold a slender lead in the overall England has total of 48 points, followed by Uhe U.S. with 47; Mexico, 35; Argentina, 14; Chile, 11, and Canada I six. 1 dent in the Memorial Theatre, Stratford-on-Avon. In 1948. Williams was invested H-ef.

box 2V TALK TO WOMEN 20 5c PKGS. CHICLETS GUM! 75' HALLOWEEN DOUBLE BUBBLE GUM 2 it 29 with the honorary LL.D. degree by the Duke of Edinburgh, with Princess Elizabeth and the Prime Minister participating. REESE'S PEANUT BUTTER CUPS BRACH'S HALLOWEEN CANDY CORN BRACH'S LICORICE WHIRLS 13'j-oz. bag No.

477 and the Carlisle Eagles Lodge. He is survived by two brothers, Harry Stone, Carlisle, and Raymond Stone. Lisburn; and one sister, Mrs. Blanche OepperHar-risburg, Funeral services will be held on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Shulenberger and Roth Funeral Home, 169 West High Street. Rev.

Gerald D. Kauffman will officiate. Burial will be in the Old Graveyard. Friends may call at Get acquainted meetings for Democratic nominees for county offices have featured recent activities of the Women's Democratic Club of Carlisle. Out-of-town nominees present were Lewis E.

Willis. Sliippens-burg, for sheriff; Lloyd C. Major, lU'MMAGE SALE TOMORROW The Woman's Auxiliary of John's Episcopal Church is sponsoring a two-day rummage sale or Miniature Small Size HERSHEY KISSES KLEIN'S MILK 2ft bag Jl i beginning tomorrow afternoon at The Irish riders have yet to score their first point. BRACH'S HALLOWEEN the funeral home tomorrow night. PAN MIX 11 V'j-ot.

bag Mrs. William Myers Mrs. William Spangler, Mrs. Bradford Yaggy. Mrs.

Ray Steele, and Mrs. Creedin Peckart. Flower arrangements used throughout the YW rooms, the Fall centerpieces on the tea table and individual tables were arranged by Mrs. Malcolm M. Simons Mrs.

J. Wan-en Light, and Mrs. John C. Sheafer. The religious works committee members assisting Mrs.

Swaney in- eluded Mrs. Lester Wetzel, Mrs. Paul L. Burkhart, Mrs. Mabel 1 4 o'clock and continuing on, Saturday morning at 9 o'clock in the Parish House.

Donations may lie iaken to the Parish House tomorrow morning. Mrs. Oswald Taylor is chairman of the sale assisted by Mrs. S. Marshall Greason.

LUNCH BARS ANISE. BUTTERSCOTCH. CINNAMON, ROOT BEER FEED'S WAFERS 23' BRACH'S ASST. TOFFEE Camp for clerk of courts; and John W. Dietz Mechanics-burg, for prothonotary.

Mm. Grace Faber. nominee for jury commissioner and a member of the club, was in charge of devotions. Hostesses were Mrs. Irene.

Gregor, Mrs. Mildred Stum, Mrs. Esther Foreman and Mrs. Edna Mullarlcy. bag Line, Mrs.

Lester Kingsborough, Miss -Kafhryn Kutz, Miss Minerva Adams, Mrs. Wesley Bowden, Mrs. Joseph Haggler, Mrs. Marshall Greason, Mrs. Eber Lehman, Mrs.

Simons, Mrs. Light, Mrs. Sheafer and Mrs. Daugherty, Gen. Stanley D.

Embick Lt. Gen. Stanley Dunbar Embick. USA. died yesterday in Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, D.

after an illness of a week. Born Jan. 23, 1877, be was the son of the late Milton Addison Embick and Mary Elizabeth Dun BRACH'S Job printing hdlM pramotfv THK KX1IMI. CARAMEL BULLIES 99 bar Embick. He graduated from the Dickinson Preparatory School and spent two years at Dickinson College, 1893-95, until his appoint Club officers will be elected at the next meeting on Nov.

18. Mrs. Eber Creamer, president, appointed Mrs. Victor Barbieri chairman ef the nominating committee. rv Kir ara 1 rrek.tA Ctntit HALLOWEEN WRAPPED am ment to the United States Military U3 -j nic iu u.

iiiuui tti diuui, i Mrs. Kathrvn Bureett Edith Bridge. -INDIVIDUAL CHICLETS 75 WILBUR SUCHARD ALMOND OR MILK CHOCOLATE BARS ,5 89 Lucky Leaf Pure Apple He was an honor graduate of the U. S. Artillery School in 1903 and the Army War College in 1911.

Commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant on Feb. 15, 1899, in the U. S. Army, advanced tlirough the grades to major general by Mav C.H.S. Grid Player Breaks Collarbone He wait chief of staff.

American Section, Supreme War Council at Versailles, France, 1917 and 18, and a member the Ameri can Delegation to the Paris Peace Conference, 1918 and 1919. He Vi -GALLON JUG Li served in many areas during peace time until his retirement Jan. 31, 1941, only to be recalled to active duty on Feb. 1, 1941. His service afterward included; duty with Joint Chief of Staff, 1942 to 1945; Defense Board.

1942 to IDEAL FOR TUNA SALAD! STAR KIST TUNA GREEN LABEL Charles Chronisfer. 16, of 507 Korth Pirt Street, was treated at the Carlisle Hospital Dispensary yesterday for a fracture of the collarbone suffered while plaving football at the Carlisle Senior High School. He is a member of the varsity iquad. Other dispensary patients yesterday included Charles Gianotas, 67, of 65 West Louther Street, who feH and suffered a laceration of the scalp and a cerebral concussion. He was admitted for further treatment and today his condition is described as "satisfactory." Delores Griffie, 26.

Mt. Holly Springs, an employe of the Bedford Shoe cut a finger on her right hand with a sewing machine knife. John Bivens. 313 North Hanover Street, an employe of C. H.

Mas-land Sons, was treated for second degree hot water burns on the Wt hand. 6'i-or. can ANTIBIOTIC A NASAL 1 i J75 IS-i MAKE-UP 4 LIPSTICK Both for 29 68 SPRAY FOR FRYING, BAKING OR SALADS WESSON OIL St OFF qt. bot. 1946.

His decorations included two U. S. Distinguished Service Medals and eight foreign decorations. He was a member of the Lutheran Church and the Army and Navy Club. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Ethel Wall Embick; a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Dade Wedemever; one sister, Mrs. C. Guiles Flower, Carlisle, three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Monday in the Arlington Cemetery, Washington, D.

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RECORD "BEST OF 57M for only $1.00 With Any 4 HEINZ SOUP LABELS. Heinz TOMATO SOUP ..3 35 Heinz SOUPS 2 29 Admitted to the Carlisle Hospital on Oct. 23 were Charles Gianotas, 65 West Louther; James Eck-art, P.D1; Harry Hosier RD3, Newville; Mrs. Roy Dromgold, Shermans Dale; Miss Margaret R. Frederick.

644 North Hanover; Wil-mer N. Smith. RD1. Landisburg; Mrs. Forest Gleim, RD3; Jonathan, Amanda and Steven Dumm, RD6; Mrs.

jpaul I. Bitner, 610 North West; Donald Fetzer, Blain: John C. Palmer. RD5; Mrs. William C.

Rubber Mice Chase Pigeons From Bank HADDON FIELD, N.J. (TJPi The Haridonfield National Bank today pronounced their new method of pigeon control a successwhich should make manufacturers of rubber mice happy. The bank installed the imitation Ml II Tl $1.56 $1.00 59c 89c f5.08 54c $3.11 Pint Super Cod Liver Oil 100 Bufferin Tablets 2-oz. Coldene Liquid New! Bayer Nasal Spray 14-oz. Listerlne Antiseptic 100 Mulficebrin Vitamins 60c Alka-Seltzer Tablets -100 Upjohn's Unicaps nun- fm COLIC" jlJCj mice 14 dozen of them on Nickel.

RD3; Mrs. Schuyler Derh, RUKocH 4S East Louther; James K. Polk' I ans nd chimneys of Mrs John "uuunn ingnien ine RD2. Shi ppens burg pigeons awav "ANTI-COLIC H. E.

Baum. 915 North Pin; Arn VJlPPLESJO.Eo It seems that pigeon don't like mice because the mice eat pigeon PgKS. So when they see mice, even rubber ones, scattered everywhere on a building, they pack up and move somewtiere else. CEiu: DISPOSABLE DIAPERS DOT CniSCO 3-u. (q FLUFF0 CAN 3) old Garonzik, Mt.

Holly Springs. Discharged on Oct. 23 were Mrs. John T. Turner.

Allen; David W. Martin. RD4; Mrs. Anna Ritter, 444 West Louther; Mrs. Emma Henri-, 143 North Bedford; Mrs.

Myrtle Kiner. RD3. Dillsburg; Mrs. Donald Crusey, Boiling Springs; Frank and Cynthia liaria, Mt. Holly Springs; Mrs.

Richard Walter. 143 East South; Georffrev Yuda, 527 Hamilton; Mrs. Ralph Zeigler, RD2; Catherine Leavey. Carlisle Barracks; Mrs. Michael Speshock.

Mt. Holly Springs; Mrs. Lester Sipe and daughter, RD1. Nmvville; Mrs. Floyd Martina and I But not out of Haddonrield.

'apparently. I "Last we saw," one observer remarked, "they were flying to-iward the Presbyterian Church." Spectrocin-T TROCHES For The Discomfort of Minor Sore Throat $1.00 TROCHES For The Discomfort Minor Sore Throat em nn I A I "jf 1 diaper rash 83c OUSS MEETS TONK.HT The Men's Cass of the First Presbyterian Church will meet to-nicht at 7:30 o'clock in the Church FLAKES 2iZ69e ELECTROSTEEM VAPORIZER HANKSCRAFT ELECTRIC BABY BOTTLE STERILIZER $3.95 BATHROOM SCALE son. North Pitt; Mrs Clifton social room. The meeting was to Mayfield and son, 126 South West, BACTINE hive been held at the home of the pastor. Rev.

Russell M. Wer but was transferred hecaus of illness in the Weer family. Charter Night Set IVORY SNOW IVORY SOAP 4 IT I tK jFf new 5 LIQUID 4-WAY Cough and Cold 1 Medication I By Newville Javcees GERMICIDE with SPRAYER 83 s7'95 WITH BLUE MAGIC large mc VVHITENER boxes 0 i MARRIAGE LICENSES The newlv-orgamzed Newville' Marriage license were isued in Junior Chamber of Commerce will Court House this morning to receive its charter at a special R--Lehman, Boibng Spring Charter Night program tonight at and frothy Stnne, 1095 Franklin 7:30 o'clock in Newville Memorial 1 Stret- Russell K. Griffie and Hall. Barbara A.

Alurtoff, both of RD2, Grover C. Gouker Hanoer, ardnrs-State Jayeees president, will pre-j a ii CHEER DREFT LA LOTION PINK large p-c MILDER TO HANDS boxes 0 sent trie cnaiier and will be the main speaker. O'her State and local Jayeoes will be g-jests nf the club Wives of the members and fuest are also invited. IX MFMORMtl In a4 -d taving rmmrLiir Mr rmr M) fsthar. Pawl fr.

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hmt ahall find latra ana aar H-a'-nlf rnr ir isnilna fair. DUZ DETERGENT 2169c CAMAY fc'29e LAVA SOAP 2 23' STAL'fTER HEKK TOMORROW Congressman S. Waller Stauffer, York, will be in his Carlisle office, 39 West Pomfret Street, tomorrow nvwjiini at 10 o'click. Constituents of Cumberland Gunty are invited mt htm at tiwt time. 0t 1 x.

-n- i Mlr mlaa4 h- wit. Mr. Haaar, an4 tkiialnaa..