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1 (Continued From Pare Four)' iN umber our visited in the Jncb Itudig home Sunday tfteruocn. Mr. olid Mrs. C. II.

Indrun and 4 daiigliter Helen ierit Wednesday ev jning at the "Gilbert Iandrum home east of IlOntingtou on State I toad No. 2T. Mrs. Jokn Watkhis had a very bad heart attack Wednesday Dr noweth of Andrews and Dr. Whisler of Wabash were called.

She is improv Ing slowly, as she is very weak. Mr. andTMra. lWt Card and children 'Ari'jur, Iela and jjohcoy were Saturday aflcruoon visitor at the John U. Sch malxried home.

Mr. Ambrose Langslon was a busines at the Joseph Rudig home Monday morning. Rev. and Mra. Ben Earbart and son of Bippus were Sunday dinner guests at the Henry Waraobko home." Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Feiglitoer of Hunt Jnjtion were Sunday guests at the Charles Delvin home. Mr. and Mr. David Ungr of AV bash Sunday dinner guests at the Royal I'nger home.

Miss Eileen Rudig called on Mra. C. E. Smith and daughter, Lillie Tuesday afternoon. Mra.

John Scbmalzried was called to the John Watkios borne Wednesday eve ning on account of the serious illueis of Mrs. Watklna from a heart attack. Miss Truth Swank, of North Manches ter spent Monday amd Tuesday with Miss uernu iiegei. un luesaay evening' swang returnea 10 ur nome ana Miss Hegel accompanied her cousin to ber home in North Manchester, where she visited until Sunday. Mrs.

Johan, George Heaating and Mr. Maine Graft and children Virginia, Bud dy and Mildrtd Mae all of Fort Wayne, were Sunday visitors at the Johnny Sch nalzried home. Mr. and Mrs. Varies linger and child rrn Phyllis and David motored to Hunt higtdn' Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Sam Boone waa a caller in An :00 9.4S Utll 10:11 WEAF. NEW YORK 4tl.fr ell k. 6:00 1:00 Waldorf diaaer amsio. aril Uaited Praaa baseball.

7:00 6:00 Stardom of Broadway. 7il0 :99 The Haapitujaa Boys. :0 7:00 Cities kcrrtca Hear. :00 8:09 Maaieal oeasedy hita. 9:39 La Fraace Orehsttrs, The Dresners.

10:10 file Dear ercbeattaa. WJZ, NEW YORK 4M.3 660 7 :00 6 :00 Paswsylvasus 8:00 7:00 Arews MsJs Choraa. 8:28 7:10 Royal HaH Haar. :00 8:80 Pkike Hour. IO00 The Bonnie Ud9.

18:10 9 JO Roger Kahn's Ordiesera, OTHER NEW YORK STATIONS WNYC (838) 1:41 lOiJl p.m. WHN WFAF (308) 6:08 to Mldaifkl WMCA (370) 6:00 MWnlfht WQBS.WAAM (348) 6:00 to Mldalgbt WABC (SMI 4:00 to Midnight. WPCH WRNY (208) 4.00 to 1.00 a a. WOO. PHILADELPHIA B0e)fr J94 k.

7:10 6:10 WOO Trio: Science talk 7:10 Medical U. 9:00 00 WOO rrmeatra. WUT. PHILADELPHIA 408J 740 7:10 6:10 Dream Daddy stories. 1:00 7:00 Programs from WEAF.

10:00 9:00 Dance orchestras. WCAE, PITTSBURGH 816.0 160 k. 6:00 4:31 7:00 8:00 9:00 9:10 10:00 10 10 a waMori ajinaar musia. 1:55 United Tress fcaiebal. 6 :00 Covato't Orchestra; 7:00 Cities Service Hour.

8:00 Perm Beaver Quartet :10 LaFrance Orcnestra. 9:00 WCAF. studio reciuL 9:10 Dance orchestras. KDKA, PITTSBURGH 318.8 950 k. 6:00 1:00 KDKA Septet.

7:20 6:20 Market reports. 8:00 7 :00 Prograoi from WJZ. 11:00 10:00 Post dsnce program, WRVA. RICHMOND 2S4.1 1 180 k. 8 :00 7 Dinner music 9:00 8:00 Reports sn maalc 10:00 9:00 Organ 11:00 10:00 Popular programs.

WHAM. ROCHESTER 277.S I080 6:11 5 :13 Markets: WGY program. 9:00 Orcheatra. WCY SCHENECTADY 378.8 1 790 6:00 I :00 Rtnntll an A L7.J0 6 :10 WCY Orchestra. 8:00 7:00 Musical program.

9:00 8:00 WGY Orcheatra. 10:10 9:10 Dance music from WEAF. WBZ, SPRINGFIELD 433.1 900 k. 6:10 5:10 Baaebsll: Dinner music 7:20 6:20 Newt and music. 8 :10 7 :20 Programs from WJZ.

10:00 9:00 Suffolk Symphony. 11:00 Bert Orchestra, CNRT. TORONTO 356.9 840 9:00 8:00 Apollo Dale Quartet. 10 00 9:00 Philharmonic Ensemblt. WRC, WASHINGTON 4eM 8 640 k.

6:00 5:00 Waldorf dinner music. 6:55 5:55 L'nited Press baseball. 7:10 6:10 Raleigh Orchestra 8:00 7 Programs from WEAF. 9:10 B. A.

Quartet. drews unlay' afternoon. I'elj Si'lienkel called at th? Joseph Ituilis home Tlmrsilay afternoon. Mrs. Dan Wcmlel waa a caller at the Floyd Grossman Jioiue Thursday evrtilng.

Mr. and Mrs. George Buiward eniter tnincd Mr. aud Mrs. Johnny Schuialzrid at their home Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Itudig and daughters Lticile and Eileeu motored to Andrews Thursday evening. Mrs. Mary Mark called on Mrs.

Sam Boone Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Hegel and sot Arthur wer? Sunday dinner guests a the home of Mr. and Harry Shnvf west of Lafountaine: Mr.

and Mrs. Mar ion Tillman and Mr. and G.H. Rager and daughter, all of North Mati) (8P8T) (aft). I 10:08 rt0 Tli Dreamers.

rLr4 CaJvert Eaaetnbla, lia 10:10 Daaoe rnaaia (rata WEAIV (0J (CeMtraJ TiaM StdM) (ef) (car) WSB. ATLANTA 476 8 616 k. 6:8 11:41 16 14 1:00 1:10 9:00 16.00 "Army Night." aueasraau 1 Csmeart CHIC AG AGO 824 576 k. 1:00 Stories; Diaaer musia. :08 AaBerlaaa atadioa.

10:10. 9:39 Lopes Orckaatra. 11:00 10:00 Congress earsdval. WMAO. CHICAGO 447 476 4:00 Caimes; Oub.

7:60 4:00 SlirkU 9 Cenveoatloa eaerdsea, Jertkesterti Dniearaitr, 7:10 LaFraae Orcheatra. 0:00 Kadiophaaa' Guide, i na Pn i WLS. CHICACO Xaa ia a 7a 6:00 1:00 Marketa aad music. 7:01 4:05 Orckaatra; May It Juae, 0 rOO 7 :00 Silartoe Hour. :10 0:10 Antkanr Watai.

reader. 10:00 Skawhoat. WEBH WJJD. CHICAGO 38 616 1 1:41 4:41 Dinner mnMo Stosiaa. 7:00 6 :00 Orchestra.

1:00 7:00 Mooeeaeart hour. flOO 8:00 Edgewater hour. r't' ll :00 10:00 Victorian Orcheatra. WGN WLIB, CHICAGO 308.8 980 6:00 Stones; Dinner music. 8:00 7:00 Musical comedy hits.

8:10 7 Paul Ash's show. 10:00 Sam 'n Henry, others. WOC. DAVENPORT 3S2.7 850 k. 7:00 6:00 Cities Service Hour.

8:00 7:00 Ape Orchestra. 8:10 7:10 LaFrance Orchestra. 9:00 8:00 Fnendlv Houe Plsyera. WFAA, DALLAi 49.7 600 k. 7:10 6:10 Ladies' Vocal Quartet.

8:10 Varied probrarrt. WHO. DES MOINES 638.4 160 b. 8:10 7:10 Joint recital. 9:00 8 :00 Thiffield hour.

12.00 11:00 Dance program. WBAP, FORT WORTH 400.7 600 8:10 1 Concert. 16:10 9:10 Musical program. ETHS, HOT SPRINGS 340.7 880 k. 10:00 9:00 Balld hour.

11:00 10:00 Dame concert. WOS. JEFFERSON CITY 394.8 760 8:00 7:00 Markets and baseball 9:00 and mnsic. WDAF, KANSAS CITY 370 010 7:00 :00 Cities Service Hour. 8:00 7 Popular varieties.

12:46 1 1 :45 Nighthswk frolic. KFAB, LINCOLN 309.1 970 k. 6:10 5:10 Dinner concert. 9 10 8 :10 Studio programs. WHAS, LOUISVILLE 401.3 650 k.

7 :10 Studio concert. WCCO. MPLS. ST. PAUL 40i.2 740 7:00 ities Service Hour.

8:03 7)0 Dinner program. 9:10 8:10 WCCO programs. 11:00 Repon; Dance music. W5M, NASHVILLE 319 940 k. 8:00 7:00 Stories; Dinner music.

0:00 8:00 Varied studio features. WOW, OMAHA SOS. 2 590 k. 7:00 6:0 Dmnes features. 10:00 9:00 Concert program.

10:00 Ortho Sonic Hour. (11 chaster, were ncconipanifd by Miss Ber nire Hegel to the Harry Shaw home Sunday morning Titers were many other ciicNts present. Miss H'gel arcoiupatiied Uer pat Ants home i the even bug after several days visit with relatives in N'urlli Manchester the past week. Mr.and Mrs. Elater Grossman and son Doyt of near Lincolnville Sunday at the Dan Wendel borne.

tr i.d Kinkertiin and w. a WARE 18 South Jefferson St All Kinds of Sporting Goods Bicycles'tfe Repairing Lawn Mowers Velocipedes Lawn Mowers Ground and Tennis Rackets Basket Balls Base Ball Goods Guns and Ammunition Umbrella Repairing daughter Marrj aa4 Mary Jano of Wa baaa werej 8andaFarueoU of Mr. and Ura. Caltin Smith and daoghtor LUlie. Miaa Hasel rarachkv who laa b9M at tendinf blind aahool at Indlariapolii the paat year, returned home for the aummer vacation.

Mr. and Mr. Jot Rinlif 'and daufh Urt and Mr. Jacob Radii called In the Frank Fult tome In Andr; Monday afternoon. Betty and BiHy Grosaman Waited with Howara and Beulh Groaamtn Thursday afternoon, Mi' Iteulab returned home Thursday erentni after several days visit with her cousin Howard.

i C. II. rudrum and son Harold assisted Johnny Schmahcried with his corn planting Thurmlay. ia a ia LU ijii la HI lit C5 ii ALL MMlEfc and if I ALL SIZES 11 if Prices Reasonable I 1 1 IIS i i 5': iV rVi ifi wrr 'ilirrrrn nn i i rin nr T'ffi i'it ri liC. i 1,1 LUTHER Mrs.

Amiaa Bonebrak Chicago and Mrs. Mary Hissem of SpokaneJ wn, nave been risitutf at tk ii. Bickafooao home. Ilobart Richard and wif of Seuth Whitley spent Jast Thursday evening at the Dno Myer home. Henry Rupley, and wife spent Tuesday evening with Roy Emley and family.

Russel Oerdes and wife of near Lancaster ware caller in thia vicinity San day afternoon. Mrs. Albert Boyer returned borne from Benton county last Saturday. Mrs. Sadie McEntaffer is visiting with ber daughter, Mrs.

Clyde Geist. June Friday, June 17, 1C27 THE HUNTINGTON PRES3 PAG2 .4 Program (CamplUd by Vltd rrM FRIDAY JUNE 17 FRIDAY FEATURES WNYC Coldaua Bsa ommtI Mall. Cantral Park. Naw Tka tk. WEAF NETWORK atlM tWOa Haari atoaraWa Orckaatra.

WCMr DttraM SratpfcMT Orckaa. tra. aVaila lale Park. WJZ HOOK Vr Hmr Hara. Hara In a4 Maalaaakara WBAU aara Maatel! lassl.

(Fir it eel una Darajfti Savfe Tina, aasaaa' iceluam StaaaUrd Tim. Statiaai arraai.4 alphabetically by eWai All tchsdulsa P. with kasvy Ifiaraa aWissj Urn after nUaJt ht.) (EasUr Tiaaa SutWa) (uit) (car) WPC, ATLANTIC CITY tit 11 00 7:0 8:00 Nawt; Dianar ssutia. 8:00 7:00 Musics! Usturaa. 10:30 Daaee oreheatraa.

WBAL, BALTIMORE M.S IISI k. 7:10 :30 WRAL Oiaaer Ckakaatra, JO atoval Bavr, Wit. :00 8:00 WBAL Ensambls. 00 Municipal Baad concert. WEEJ, BOSTON 44T.R 870 k.

:00 00 Waldorf Orchaatra. 8JS Reports; Bis; Brothtr. 7 i0 a Hiram's Dairy Maids. 1:00 7:00 Cities Strxica Hour. I :00 1 :00 Popular feature.

9:05 Newt; Organ recital. WCR, BUFFALO 02AM k. 10 Dinner tausic. I 1:00 7 :00 i Programs from WEAF. 111:0" 10:00 Statler Orchestra.

WMAK, BUFFALO 64S.1 )S0kv i Dinner s)usic, WGY. 7:15 6:15 News, talks, rtuiic 1:00 7:00 Musical Prosram. VfiV. WSAL CINCINNATI 381.2 89 k. I 7 :00 Cities Service Hour.

OTHER CINCINNATI STATIONS Sliest aif bt observance. WFHH, CLEARWATER 388.0 $20 k. 8:10 Organ recital. WTAM. CLEVELAND 300 8 750 7:00 6:00 Cantor's Orchestra.

1:00 7:00 Citiea Service Hour. 9 8:00 Studio LaFrance Orchestra. 10:00 9:00 Studio program. 12 :00 II :00 Wvrie i Orcheatra. WW J.

DETROIT 374.fr BOO k. 7:00 6:00 Dinner music. 1 00 7:00 Pros from WEAF. WCX WJR. DETROIT 440 680 k.

7:15 6:15 Feature and music. 8:00 7:00 Prog: ims from WJZ.1 "10:00 9:00 Pormlif featwea. WGHP. DETROIT 243.fr 1 2J0 k. Tuller Orchestra.

9 8:00 Detroit Symphony Orch. 10:00 Oriole Orchestra. WTIC. HARTFORD Ml 650 k. 5:20 fceporta; Bond Trio.

7:15 6:15 Laura Camlet, pianist. 6: JO Mabel Barnrv soprano. 7:45 6:4 Barrjo Kag Pickers. 8:00 7 :00 Cities Service Hour. 9:0" Itorid Orchestra.

CFCF. MONTREAL 410.7 710 k. 7 Hex Battle's Orchestra. (teat) (Sat) i00 8 09 DemlaJoa Hosr. 10:10 :10 Dcnay's Orchestra.

WOR, NEWARK 421.3 7 1 1 6:1 5il rStoriaa; Dinaar aauaio. 1:0 JsOO Soioa; Orckeatra. rOrgaa recital. 1 Elkiat Psvua Slaters. ill Stadia trie.

Newt: Daaed aaueic Henry Rupley, Jr, and wife spent Sunday at the George Wagner home is Bippus. Otto Harris, wife and son Keith' of Andrew" spent Saturday night at the Clarence Bhults home. Marie and Margaret Crill of Huntington spent the week end with their grandparents, A. B. Henry and wife.

Roy Emley, wife and children Henry, Clara and Joseph anl Elmira Cooper visited Sunday at the Harmon Emley home near Chrlea Raymond of Huntington gave a very interesting talk at the Centenaary church last Sunday evening on his trip to the Holy Land. It was greatly enjoyed by all. Tennyson Ladd and son Richard of Chillicothe, and Ray Wattle spent Bride laat Friday in Henry Rupley and wife, Howard Rupley and wife, John Rupley, wife aad daughter Helen, Ell Rupley, wife aad daughter Audrey and Dan M. Rupley visited Sunday at the Albert Rapp home near Lincolnville. Norman Earns, wife and daofbtre of Huntington spent Sunday evening at the Edison Faudree home.

Don Myers and wife and Mr. Mary Jane Myers spent Sunday with Ray Eh erhart and family. George Stctzel, wife and children Geneva and Dean and Frank Shult and wife took Sunday dinner with Clarence Shult and family. Nellie TJrscbel of near Bippua spent last week with Martha and Edna Hau iieTi.TiiTiiTirirswi ri ii a 1 it? TH FIRST HOME OF THE FEATURING Our "June Newly wed" Outfit FOUR ROOMS OF GOOD FURNITURE COMPLETE BREAKFAST SETS FANCY DESIGNS Five pie Breakfast Suites, decorated in new lacquered finishes and madeia.all color effects. spoial auite consisting of drop leaf tabU fnnr chairs, Reduced to (4Q June Bride Sale 10 I Vi Distinctive Dining Room Suites at an Attractive Price.

This particular 8 piece dining room suit 1 a truly remarkable Juno Bride Sale Value. Table Buffet 60 inches and chair are upholstered In velour or brown leather or Mozette. Beautiful Walnut I OQ 7C finish. June Sale Price, only 1 Don't Miss This Big Special Mattress Offer Genuine Dr. Wettmore All Felt Mattree, only $12.85 A Dr.

Wettmore Mattrea la your Ineur of an excellent bed for yearg come. LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM dlll'O our fancy 05 BED ROOM KITCHEN $595 'mm emm imv mm mm.mm. I .11 i 9 1 1 End Tables Specials for Balance of June Kai pen. Velour Pillows, only Junior Floor Lamps, only 42 Piece Dinner Sets, only $1.98 $1.49 $9.85 510.85 WONDER VALUES IN NEW LAMPS $11.85, Almost any style you want Beautiful shades and bases. You'll like them.

27x54 Fine CI QO Quality Rugsv Fibre Porch Rockers, only $7.95 Porch Swings, 4 ft. solid Oak and we CO QO hang them 1 I 1 mam mm mm mmrm mm mmmm Use Your Credit Buy What You Need And Pay For It On Our Liberal Payment Plan Truly Handsome and Comfortable Living: Room Suites Really Beautiful Bedroom Suite at only $138.50. Three piece, bed, dresser and tood sited chest, Flne.t construction, upholstered fine flni9h Jacquard velour with revers cu.n on. you must see this suite to really Suite conalat. of davenport, fire.lde chalr and f.

straight chair and the June 1 Q7 KA JblOOaOll Bride Sale Price only 1 June Bride Pric v.v Special Sale of Odd Chairs Thl group consUU of large chair out of high priced overstuffed living room iultes, which were eold In two piece, leaving theee eitra on our hand. are closing the out at a 16 discount, reducing a fHKOO chair down' to 137.60 and a $30.00 C99 K( chair down to Vaaaaiv Floor Cowing Beautiful patterns in 6 9 and 12 ft widths at, per sq. yd, 49c and up THE HOOVER ROWLANDS of HaiDV Hcmsa MOORE CO. i SI i's 1 15 SELEC IT FURNIS I NOW BEFORE the wedding is the time to select new furniture for your home. Then jj you will be jeady to settle into it when you return from honeymooning.

You can Ij do this to particular advantage now when our selections are so complete, so full of splendid suggestions in furnishings for every room. ft a.

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