Williamsport Sun-Gazette from Williamsport, Pennsylvania • Page 22

5300T.3 Seminole Indian Makes Living Putting Head In Perilous Spot Teholee Osceola probably has other places to put his head, but for carnival crowds at Alexandria, Va, the Indian chose the month ef an alligator, as shown abore. He did hold the 'rater's Jaws rather carefully as he showed the crowd tricks his Florida ancestors centuries ago. Social Kcyistcr To Spy On rmcrs From Air Compliance With Soil Conservation Program Will Be Checked With Aid Of Aerial Photograph Map. Thirty-four States Involved. WASHINGTON An ferial rotograph map of more than XX) square miles of farm lands to heck compllsnce of farmers with he soil conservation program will undertaken shortly, the Agricul- ural Adjustment Administration nnnuncea.

The project will include more han 20 per cent of all the farm and in the country, and will in- olve 34 states. The work has already been con- racted for on about 120,000 square miles in ten states. The maps will enable' the government, AAA explained, check accurately on every farm nd deteiiulne the area of and tinder cultivation, precisely what is being taken out of produc- ion, and what is being left In pro- uction. Except in cases where farmers hange the fence boundaries of their field, it was pointed out, the maps will be usable for several Brides-To-Be To Bt Honored At Events Ml Mussina and Miss Catherine will be honored at parties to be given by Miss Helen Maitland on Saturday at her home, 1201 Woodmont Avenue. Miss Mailland will be hostess at tea from 4 until 8 o'clock in honor of Miss Mussina whose marriage to fmlin Massey, of Wilmington.

Del will take place Saturday, May 22. Miss Manson will be the guest of honor at a shower to be given by Miss Maitland Saturday evening. The engagement of Miss Manson to Charles F. of this city, was announced recently. Miss Blaker To Wed The engagement of Miss Alice Blaker, daughter of Charles Blaker, of 201 Forrest Street, South Williamsport.

to Frederick McClm- tock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick McChntock. of 522 Arch Street, Newberry, was announced Wednesday evening at a party given by Miss Clara Ertel at her home 839 Front Street. South Williamsport.

Those present were Miss Blaker, Mrs. Albert Bower, Mrs. Letter Er- ttt Mrs. Luther Ertel. Mrs.

Clarence Ertel, Mrs. Derbm Chestnut, Miss Tacie Blaker. Miss Elizabeth KUkex, Mrs. Frank Whitnack. Miss Whitnack, Mrs.

Frederick MeClintock, Miss Elizabeth Mc- Cllntock, Mrs. William Stiber, Mrs. Memck, and Miss Clara Irtet Pre-school Clinic A pre-school clinic will be held at the Mountain Avenue School this morning from 9 to 11 o'clock. The clinic is for examination ol all children who will enter school next Fall. Attends Meeting The Rev.

J. Merrill WilUsms, dis trlct superintendent of the Metho dist Episcopal Church, attended a meeting of the board of director of -the Methodi't Home for ttv Aged yesterday in Tyrone. Boasts 119 Descendants Mrs. Martha Boyles, 89 Marks Birthday Anniversary At Home In Hillsgrove. hn.I-SBROVI A surprise par ty was held at the home, of Mr.

and Mrs. George Boylea in honor of the fui.iier'i mother, Mrs. Martha Boyles, who celebrated her 88th bfrthday anniversary. Mrs Boyles, who was brought to America from England by her par ants when she was six months old resided in Hillsgrove most her life. She It the community' oldest resident Mrs is the mother of fix children, has 44 grandchildren am great grandchildren, a total 119 descendants.

She received ihower of birth day cards and gifts. Including large cake decorated with 89 dies. Mrs. C. Taylor Dies Suddenly CRF-EK Mrs Clara Taylor.

77, wife of Frank Tsylrr died suddenly at 1030 o'clock "Vrd Vlay night at her home one mil east of Beech Creek Coroner W. J. Shoemaker, Lock Haven, fourd that death wa due to a cerebral hemorrhage Mrs. Taylor was dsughtrr Oev4ge Haagm, a lifelong Ot Creek Township IMWS one ion. Ellery.

and daughter. Mrs. Cora Strunk, a Children's Aid Group To Hold Dinner Final arrangements are being made for the dinner meeting of Lycomlng County Children's Aid Society to be held at the Woman's Club Saturday evening at 6.30 o'clock. All persons interested in the work may attend. The meeting will marie the 15th anniversary of the state-affiliated Children's Aid Society In this city.

Edwin Solenbcrger, executive secretary of the Children's Aid of Pennsylvania, will be the principal speaker. Miss Williams Wed Miss Marion M. Williams, daugh- er of Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Williams, nd William Black, son of Mr. nd Mrs. E. W.

Black, both of Mon oursville, were united in marriage unday, May 9, at the Madison Presbyterian Church, Elizabeth, N. by the Rev. N. Reeves, pastor of the church. The bride was given in marriage by her father and attended by her sister.

Miss Helen E. Williams, this city. The bridegroom was at ded uncle. George Black, of Elizabeth. Mr.

Black was formerly assocl ated with a contractor of Trenton. N. but recently he has taken a position with the F-ublic Service Company of New Jersey. The bride was formerly em jloyed on the office staff of thi Sweet Steel Company and is a graduate of Montoursvllle High School in the class of 1833 and Potts Business College. Mr.

and Mrs. Black will make their home at Newark, N. J. Holding Party The Ladies' Auxiliary to tht Loy alsock Fire Company will hold card party this evening in th flre house on Northway Road. Mri T.

B. Glosser, Mrs. William Luken and Mrs. Edward Klhdliman wi be in charge. funeral services will be held a home at 1230 o'clock Sunday afternoon In charge of the Rev Da rid Nellson, pastor of the Church at Christ Burial will be in Christian Cemetery.

CKOCSmO OAtf PtOsUf One of tht north gates If the Street crouing of the Pecin Railroad was dimollsn gv ifr I o'f'ock last ears-. York Resident Visits In Schuyler SCHUYLER Frank Walters, of few York, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walters. A.

C. DUdine, Howard Strouse and son, Walter, were recent visi ors in Lewisburg. Mrs. Annie Mincemoyer, who Is employed in Williamiport, is pending a few days with her family Miss Tholma Strouse spent Saturday with his sister, Mrs. Floyd Prowant.

In Watsontown. Mrs. Harry Flora, of Cross Roads and Mrs. Florence Stine, of Turbot- vllle, were Sunday guests of their mother, Mrs. Sarah Dildine.

Clarence Murray, of Comly, re cently visited John St. Clair. Frank Solomon Is seriously ill at his home. Mr. and Mrs.

Cyrus Cromley, of Washlngtonville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grlttner. Mr. and Mrs.

George Strouse and family, of Turbotville, Mr. and Mrs Floyd A. "Prowant and daughter, Patsy, of Watsontown, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Howard Strouse. in Announce Engagement Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde S. of 1916 Memorial Avenue, NewbCijj, announce the engagement of their daughter. Anna Belle, to Harry 'H. Jacobs, son of Rev.

and Mrs. H. H. Jacobs of Danville, formerly of this city. The wedding will take place in the near future.

Don't S1fs lM FALSE TEETH Do your ftlM tNUi drop or Up when you Utk, Mt. laujtj or Don't annoyed and ecnbamued a mlnuU longer. FAblEETH, a powdtr to on your teeth firm. fine ruling of security and comfort. No (unvny, puty or feeling.

Get rxarfetm tAdir AND FRIDAY flOnWNCl, Sugar Valley Ministers To Hold Services LOGANTON The Rev. L. Freas. pastor of the Sugar Valley Evangelical Churches, will conduct the following services Sunday Loganton, 10 30 a. Mt 2 30 Carroll, 730 p.

m. In the Sugar Valley-Salona Lutheran parish, the Rev. Irwin E. Heckman will preach at Loganton at 1030 a. and at Salona at 7.30 p.

m. Loganton Persoot's Mr. and Mrs. T. YTrsy and Francis Fox.

of Hnrrbburg. spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Morris. Charles Blerly and family, of Endicott, N. were guests in Loganton this week. Richard Brown. Mill Hall, and Miss Gretchen Brown.

Lock Haven, spent the week-end at the home of H. O. Wren. Mr. and Mrs.

Muulf KarstetCer, of Hamsburg, spent a week at the home of Mrs. Mary C. Kar- jtctter, who also entertained Ruth Holmes, of Salona. Donald Meyer and family, of Clearfleld, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. Meyer. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Fye, Lock Haven, were guests, of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Price.

Fred Hempe and family, of Oval, visited friends in Loganton Sunday. Calvin Bartges. Lewlsburg, spent several days with his brother, Jacob Bartges, and family. Ernest Minnich ajid family, of Hazleton. spent the week-end at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. L. D. Morris. Accident Victim leaves Hospital wELLSBORO Mrs.

Charles Young, of AUentown, Injured when the car driven by her husband struck a culvert three miles west of here on Route 8 early Saturday, was discharged Wednesday from the Wellsboro Hospital Mrs. Young suffered from concussion and lacerations. The car was demolished. Mr. Young was given first aid at the hospital and was discharged.

Mechanics Of I Convene Jr. 0. U. A. M.

Will brate 85th Anniversary Of 55th District At Convention In Lock Haven Saturday. Program Announced. LOCK HAVEN Bald Esjle Council. Junior Order of United American Mechanics, will be hott to the American Mechanics In the 55th District and associated districts of Central Pennsylvania in Lock Haven Saturday when the 85th an- MOTHERS ARE RESPONSE famfly looks to to aid your doctor In kaeplng them well. You help prevent inurh illness and poor health by ruardinf them ifom conrtJpation, Most constipation cornea' from faulty diet meala low in "bulk." This condition can corrected to easily and pleasantly, TTeUogg'B Aix-BiuK provides tha way to prevent constipation by putter "bulk" back in the diet.

Within the body, AIT-BIUN absorbs twice Iti weight in water, forming a toft which gently sponges out the system, KaHonr's fur- nlshes vitamin and Iron. It is to much better for your family than constant with and Tfeu daQy as a cereal with milk or cream, or in recipes, are enough for the average person. Three in severe esses. Sold at all tucert --andjpruar- antttd by In Battle That Worn And Leaky NOW And Save I Slate Surfaced Roofing Guaranteed for 17 years and is heavily saturated with fire- resisting slate. Mica Surfaced Guaranteed for 11 years.

A 35 Ib roll gives excellent service. Hexagonal Shingles 4 5 Heavily a with a fori greater wear and durability. 4 in 1 Strip Shingles A fire shingle that addsX dollars to home. A A Opposite Post Williomsport, Po. Dial 2-4751 STOP IN OUR KELV1NATOR DEPARTMENT TODAY- 1 The new 1997 KeMntrtor It hat at much as double the cooling capacity of many other well-known ef equal size.

runs only hoM as many minutot day-- dhiring ef maintains low using no current at all. and For All ll'S MORE ECONOMICAL TO OWN A NEW KELVINATOR THAN TO DO WITHOUT! RELIABLE FURNIiURE COe 20-22-24-26-28-30 E. Ihird Sheet. BUYS YOU A KFI V1NATCR The convention it--ions will the City Hsll at 9JO a. m.

with Informal reception to 944 the regular profram will -with Ceorfe W. ol the committee on arrangements, residing and giving the itmyonMt the welcome addiess which will be extended by the Rev. Harold Ditxler. pastor of St Luke's eformed Church. A business aes- on will be called at 10 o'clock.

A parade flag will be presented the Lock Haven High School and by the local council at 2 p. m. Monument Place preceding a arade In which five bands will lay. including the Hand-ln-Hand rum and Bugle Corps, the Hope Comply Band, the ivenary of the district will be School b-nds from Howard and Montgomery. A radio troupe will of tht City H-i) it 7JO after which there will dancing Daughters of America will have their In tht P.

Q. s. of A. on Mato Street Delegations of i a i and Daufhurs of America are expected Om Berwick. Bloomsburf.

Cata- Benton. Danville, Mllvllle, Mausdale, Herndon, Shi- mokln and other of Ly- comlnj, Clinton and Centre counties. The committee on arranie- is headed by Oeorfe W. Tanr-n. aided by C.

C. Bennett. Clyde Dumeld. George Fredericy, Fred MacOrefor, CllfTord Motter. H.

H. Pinsje, T. J. SecVlnjer and Qt.r*. Granted .,,7 to Lev.

and i 2 tramp That you rr.d.v Locate i Growers Mari IJ Fresh Stocks Large Variety Selection urn 1 Plants Join the of Who Shop ihe Growers. JAMES H. HAUG ill Stand 106 Ml I' Home Grown VEGETABLE and PANSY PLANTS Spinach Jfthubarb Dandelion FRANK M. HAUG Stand 104 Home Grown Delicious Dandtlfon Laltuci Spinach Rhubarb Aipar'U Cuciii.ibtrs Radkhit Ship" VEGETABLES FANS I LARD 2 25' All Grown Full of Frith Southirn Vifitablis Our Own Rendered Our Owu Make SCRAPPLE Ib Be PUDDINBMEAT I8c Fresh 9jtfi Country px- fcit 3 ve You 1 UI Home Cured Sliced Young 4fc Dressed Pork fc Veal 1 Lb. Seltser 1 Sliced Lebanon Bologna IK.

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