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l.rrrrall. I' fei turn KliMiy lull cleared. IK Th Na (fin ll.t rn. riainmrm nivni in I i.Urrv In. I 1 ill I itl ram her from York.

In icmbr. Imv. returned from a week a aoluurn at i'hiialeiphia. Mr. ana Mr.

Juhn Poller antinunra th birth of a. daughter on Diid.i v. Mra. Jolin kutirf m.tn ntrlliied Ihe Sewing Clrdu at illia laiio in Ki wing ri io at lli i ninai.iiii. nnu Howard llaaeratown.

er a nli at tha linnio of A. ilrov. The Flrt Nu tmnHl Itnnk paid out S.5uo thla week i th member of Ita Clirlttna raving fund. ivai. mmiK Ki iiKf.n FlolllMi IIKI.K 1 1,1 KV Iiaiipliln.

Icc. 16. The Kev. If. K.

I.utz, pastor of the I'nlted Kvangelical churrh. conducting revival services at the Planing Creek Valley Evangelical rhflrch. in the evening MInh Helen llargcst IIofT iiinn. of IlarrlHbiirir, wan tho week end guect of Mi 'abra Clark. Mr.

and Mrs. O. King, of Harrisburg. spent' nunriay wim nnd Mra. William F.

liccd. Mrs. Ada Iiichardson and Misa Maud Lmfry returned on Monday to Vialtimore. after vlsitiiiir Miss Duffy's lister, Mrs. Kobert Sterling.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Winogardner, of llarrisburg. were week end guests of Afr iiit Muuiii i aiei in. air.

nnu Mrs. II. M. Khoads. Miss Ksther Shaffer has returned home from a visit with Miss Dorothy Koss.

at Mechanics burg. Miss lluth Weller, of llarrisburg, spent Sunday at Spcncerville. Mr. and Mrs. W.

T. Crimrnel. of Dem, Holland, were recent guests of Mr. Crltninel's sister. Mis.

Gerge Taylor. Mrs. Harry Bowman. Mrs. Chester Howman and son, Harry, of Renovo, Hpent Thursday with Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Maurey. Mrs. Clara Campbell. Mrs.

Querrey Patton and children, of Harrisburg, spent Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. 'William Mrtieorgo Heck Jms eturned honfe from a short visit with relatives at Lancaster. Mrs. Charles Bailetts and son.

Martin, of Halifax, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bowman, at Speeceville. Miss Frances Hawthorne, of Sunbury, and Miss Mary Blessing, of Harrlshurg, were recent guests of Mrs. J.

W. Hawthorne. Harry Newbaum and Roy Danner, of Carlisle, spent several days here. Frank K. Williams spent Tuesday at Mt.

Gretna. Social Events Make Things Very Lively at Waynesboro Waynesboro, Dec. 16. Miss Blanche Decker entertained in honor of her eighteenth birthday. Twenty five persons were present.

Mrs. D. L. Miller and Mrs. W.

C. SchultB were hostesses at a card party Thursday at the home of Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Mark H.

Landis entertained the Euterpe Club Monday evening. Mrs. Richard Shively entertained the Working Guild of St. Mary's Church at her home Twenty members were present. Mrs.

Jacob F. Newman lias returned home from Nyack, N. along the Hudson river where she spent five weeks with her daughter, Miss Margaret Newman. Mrs. Morris Kirsch, of Baltimore, arrived this week to spend the holidays with relatives.

Miss Helen Ott, of Mercers burg, spent several days with her aunt, Mrs. H. S. Lesher. Mrs.

Claire McMichael, of Winchester, is spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mentzer.

East will liot ba hoiu l.y rh. Mi.m. ihuimli Hiv tuny I. on thfir m. d.r that la xvnu u.

a hair i ui. Tlv Irfl W'aahiitKtiin, i. on Julv v. Ju. li rol mo iU rnt 1 ltat4 4 fr lul, on.

I wrr latrr nt m. I am afrai.l tli not to No4tra, AtU. in tomt any li or.trit.l limn for J.il rriurnrit from a luW in Tu n. Utav ir four Un)a anil ur du Lark "aln Ihry i aiui.nl a.tU Nonnli on th 1 otli. I HwrlK.n.l viitiiorniitiy nirnaiiiii nv ina i nam nun mil rrom i nit or lown in a riiv 1 l.rr of c'ouinii rrf.

Iinn tl llanimoml, park mKIi nv ira mIhiiiI lo to IS I Mho Ul position in tho IViislnit IbuilttliiK lit VI, Minion, who I it lr 1 iii (..,.. I fr In bird thio.iBh In winter month. Too ltv. I. Con I of lown.

a p) lr IiihIkM iI a ptrnlnr of III l'rnl irrlttti Church on Turmlny ln 111" v. Jamr lilllan, I. of rlmnrnkin, moderator of In General Vi nil.lv. iharii of th lntl lull. ervlcr, after which a reception mm tendered II.

l. ull.l Mia, Con r.iw l.y Ilia miitfreirullon. 1 iilv hp lllCllll.IT were Irrrlvnl Into lllo lirecll rimlln U'niniln'a rUIUll I lil.in III ii 1 1 rt tr held on Wedneaday aliirn.xin. TIim i.i.ii pi member in j.iin tli i. iv wa Mr.

MrKrl B.rt. who clclrat her nlnctv lirl tlrlh.Uv Uat June. Tha n. Ir. I.

N. IvlKlii. hmi completed III Iwi lil Vlliat year a paatnr ft lirar Iteform. Church. r.

Peiah End 1 1 a in it it. i in th aiynal 'i oiniiiiii'. 1 1 lv at tha fur lo win lttr to lil Tii on, i 6. HI. tar run iita: arrlvi'tl hr uiout nnon Sinty milra ironi No tcul' a hf r.

mir rnukli rn.nl. Tha roail for tn nulta out of la' koimI. I. ul llin It liropa off Into illrt iroA.I nml It la th ilutit ral Ini iK waa )unt onn dig rlouil nf dual. Thia lawn aoinrthlna: Ilka Waah Inittoii anil I havrn't an ft pl.ir lik it aina fitlv a Th Inun flat anil of ih.

pv.i. Kt thlnira to eat Hi a rvawurani 10 in 1 mini ATI mr at lir home. In 8iilli 'arllal nfflTP A Tll lI llM trrt. Tnver wr laid for fourtrrn.f llrJ III ,4 I II 111 IV Miaa Kathryn Miller lia returned to MJUUl Vil 1 IVfi 1 A I nllinr 'WaterK. W.

nfi. a. vi.ii with iirecni'atio relative. Th I'r byterian Sunday iS lioo ha aent $25 Inr thu fund to providis 'hrittnas K'ft" for tli children who liavw been or t'lianed bv the Kuropean confliet. Mr, rhulmcr llehardon.

of Penttl. CHURCH WINDOW Date For Ceremonies at Lykcns Methodist Episcopal Edifice Changed to Dec. 21 Lykraa. Pc. 16.

Tha tlm for the dedication of the new windows In th Mthodlt Episcopal Church, has been changed from the last Sunday in January to the 24th of December, at which time Bluhop Berry will conduct the dedication service. Mr. Harry Hoffman, of Hunbury, and Mrs. Cam Walker, of Northumberland, spent with the former's son, John Hoffman. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Cox and Mrs. Roy Barrett and family bu toed to Gratx on Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Matter, a daughter. Miss Ada Coleman, a trained nurse, of Philadelphia, I spending soma time 'with her parents, Mr. and Mr. Fred Coleman. The Rev.

A. IT. Soulliard. of the BnDtit Church, spent Sunday at Reading. Mrs.

Harry Uoyer and daughter, of Schuylkill Haven, spent some time at the home of the former's parent, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coleman. Charles Cook and family, of Penbrook, and Frank Grow and family, of Harris knrar were in town to attend the fu neml of their mother, Mrs. Asley Cook, on Tuesday.

Mrs. Von Goodatt and son, of Fort Leavenworth. are spending some time with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fear.

Sirs. Von Goodatt aUo spent some time with her sister, Mrs. John Welsh, who has been in the Shamokin hospital for several weeks. Roy Barrett, a trapper, of Lykeris, has caught about thirty muskrats and several opossums in the past several weeks. Camp at Mechanicsburg Named For "Endless Hills" Mwlianicsburs, Pn Dec.

16. Members of the Kittatinny Camp Fire have tha honor of belonging to the lirst organization of the kind in this locality, with Miss Margaret Black burn as guardian of the Fire. The camp is named for the chain of mountains, called by the Delaware Indians, Kittatinny, meaning "endless hills," which are in plain view every day in this section of the country. The slogan is "To the Everlasting Hills," and the enduring blue of the mountains is the camp color. A council fire is held once a month when the ceremonial gown is worn, and the girls have chosen Indian names.

The "Kittatinny" was organized officially July 17, 1916, and held ita meetings out of doors until recently. Their hikes took them to the mountains, Conodoguinet creek, Silver Spring, old historic St. John's Church and other places. Eight of the members have taken the degree of Wood Gatherer. The membership of the "Kittatinny" is as follows: Guardian of the Fire, Miss Margaret Blackburn; chief of the forest, Miriam Zufall; Rachael Shelly, MaTy Koller, Marjorie Baum, Florence Orris, Elizabeth Hurst, Miriam Orris, Elizabeth Crawford and Ruth Miller.

Each girl has some special rank and duties to fulfill. 13th and Howard If inl nn t. Tpk ix lth Ml V. M. A.

last niiihl. nly lion so frt dlnli. I.illln Irriiiatinn tliu hr run Ihrouih no In "Miter III lara. Thli la lH'tli rul.1 ffiitnrc, vn III froiit ar, ar ilit lie. I no aa In irrluatr, railii than tit r.nklo with lioa.

We al rit our hi bv oiu tiln: llrpluir tutn una of thrna ilitrhr. hail to Iravrl f.nl In urnVr In niak a tvatcriiiK l.y nlchl. I'irt nliiht raniii at a rlr. Thrr nil only a I it tli vvfttrr rur.nl In It. hut it i.

Inar nml Ilk ratr. We drank It aa Wi ll an lll th horn th tiwiil "a houclit nnni InaM. iur i nlmnn wit n. mtlo Imiic i hcmn ami atuft at Tohac: 1 think that anil lr. In with tlir ii Hi nnnm nf the plnre.

Unlr a Iwttrrlca of f'alirornia artlllr'. It half dozen iulol l.rirk Jioimr. flat roof: mlratla iilar. Sotimthing lik I would expct to ao In Mexico. Heard ovotea at night.

They hark or yell llki an owl away off. ara Itka tho lrturca klda draw Juat broken lina In curly mornlnr. Miss Catharine Kiehl Is Bride of Edward W. Jones 'a II MRS. EDWARD W.

JONES Marietta, Dec. 16. Miss Catharine Kiehl, daughter of Mrs. Conrad Smith, of Marietta, was married this week to Edward W. Jones, also of the rectory of St.

Mary's Church. The young1 couple were attended by Colonel and Mrs. James Duffy, of Marietta. The groom is manager of one of the departments of the Marietta Hollow ware and Enameling Company and is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

A tram Jones. Teachers of York County Boroughs to Hold Institute LiPwlsbcJTy, Dec. 16. School teachers of the borough of Lewisberry, York Haven and Goldsboro and Fair view and Newberry townships will hold an institute at Goldsboro on Saturday, January 2 7. Morning, afternoon and evening sessions will be held.

Miss Helen Ruff, of New Cumberland, spent Sunday with Miss Blanche Laird. Russell R. Kohr, of New Cumberland, will deliver sermons in the Methodist Episcopal church to morrow morning and evening. Mrs. Charles Bailets and son, of New Cumberland, spent several days with Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Erney. SERMOV TO DAUGHTERS Shippcnsburg, Dec. 16. The Rev.

F. S. Fry preached a sermon to the Daughters of Liberty on Sunday evening. J. L.

Barner, and Joseph Miller spent a week at Toledo. The United Brethren Sunday school will hold its Christmas entertainment on Christmas night. The Rev. D. W.

Alli son spent Sunday at Chambersburg. John Beidel, who broke his leg: some time ago. is again able to be Samuel Fruitt and family of Chambersburg spent Sunday with friends in town. Ruth Oyer spent the week at Annville. Bank Sts.

Our Christmas Savings Society Is Now Open For 1917 All Series as Usual E. A. HEFFELFINGER, President JOHN K. MAY, Vice President AL. K.

THOMAS, Cashier ILUlJlISDUnO TELEGRAPH SATURDAY FAT XING, DIXnMr.KR 16, 1016. ALL THE NEWS OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA TOWNS CLUB MEMBERS WILL FEED BIRDS Money liaised tit Entertainment Will lie t'sed to lluy Food During Winter NEW PASTOlt" INSTALLED Mrs. Margart Uteri. Has Cole bratc il Ninety First Iiirlhdav LEW1SBERRY BOY WRITES HOME FROM ARIZONA BORDER CAMP lieunelt Hammond. Sergeant in Signal Comptimj of District of Columbia S'aliunul Guard, Tells His Experience I.ewfelx'fT), Itv.

Th" rl inii draper than lu Noiulca Iri. i of Columbia Mumil Company Vui tl'xr. J'f ordrl back to Waahlnstoli. I'Ut rrisuUr il.4imr In it hi tnuriint for 5 rents. ft Personal Newt Items From Nearbj Towns in Central Pennsylvania l.aaVr.

Mr. anil Mra. Frank M' fnriin. of I'rrry Church, wk mil tlaitoia al tli hum tt Nathaniel JkJfi'uMin. Jtin II.

cf Nw I runil.tlani. km a n.itor hr. en Xuii i llarv hip anil family nl Ntiiiilay at to km Th anl Mi J. A. ltlr, MarrtahiirN, wr irai nf ii.

former a parrnt. Mr, anU Mr hn II. I.tlrr, Inr aoreral A a I. W. iijia, a anl lit jrrara.

a ri.nniil la Li Iir4 ilu I I ami aiailualu aakrr. Mi. taltll i oM. Ml Am. I Helard.

anil Mr Hull. Ml III Imlll" MKl'llrluH HI KUrall of Mr. a ii Mra. C. I VMalrbMra.

Mr. aiid Mra. I'cntli anil ami, nf llllamirl. apenl acvrrnl iin al Ilia liom of Mr. and Mr.

A. Ii. ilouali i. Mr. and Mr.

Jauira liunkl. of iVntrr 1111, Knt of tl, fu intra brnttirr, J. W. linnklx. CiimUv.

llmrv rti tlrr, of lal.in allrd nn frlriuU In liiwn, Moudav. Mr. and Mra. linra Miln 4 nt f.iiulair Kllli ilieli i.n. il liaiu, al Miamokln.

Kon'ua r'ti in lnr, wliii waa a palient al In clr, Iiikt llopltul, at Ii.invlll for rrrul Hr. l.na rturtid homo. Mia Anna Hlrrl. of AlliH.n. la III gUrt of lirr ltr, Mr.

Juaopti ira. Snpcrln tmlrnt T. A. Mtlr and family wr tli I of ll f.irinrr niotlier. al tihaiuakln Jiain.

humla y. Mr. and Mr. Wlney t'utrr. of Milton, iltd at Hit limn of Mr.

and Mr. John Stilnlnjar. Katiirday. 'iia naowa Mow Crawford, a at neni at lnirity of Pennsylvania, aornuinir sum time with his parentn. Mr.

ami Mr. U. V. Crawford. Mr.

.1. K. M' Neal spent a day at llnlllduy biira. th Ktit of her ami, Bralnurd jir.eBi. a n.

I family. Mr. J. K. Bob.

lnon and ilauirliter. Mrs. Clsrnn Wilson, and (laitMhter, of toon a. an th gueata of Mr. and Mr.

J. 1'. St iretl. Mi Mildred pn day in New Cumberland. Mr.

and Mrs. Wil son vtnrner ami little daughter, snent several days at Hurrlsbma snd Philadelphia. Mr. Jerome T. Slelwr snnt th latter part of tint week with her oainrmer.

Air, carl Kasmusaen, at riarrisourg. uuv Tld, of Scranton, pent Sunday with his father. S. I. Tnrtt.

at Mirrilu. Mr. and Mra. Jo ronuus spent vtedneaday at Harris burs. Mlllrralcma.

Mrs. Kdwaid Mengh nd daughter, Mia Lottla Menghes. spent the week end at Hanishuig. Misses Mabel and Mildred Itehok have returned home from Chainberbura Casper Swart, of Harrlsburg. spent the week end with his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Pelfer.

Mr. and Mr. Blmer Hellngr, daughter Carolyn and Mrs. D. L.

Farner, visited friends at Harrlsburg. Mrs. William Rounsley and aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Crocker were visitor at Harrlsburg Tuesday. Georire Frv made a trip to Philadelphia on Wednes day and Thursday.

Mrs. James Rouns ley, and daughter Margaret were Harrlsburg visitors this week. Mra. Charles Snyder and daughter Frances nave returned home after visiting inenos at nnrrlsburg. u.

Beaver Bickabangh and family. William Trunin of Mt. Holly Springs, and Mrs. Grant ppiey, or Carlisle, were ueat of u. M.

Bickabauxh famllv reentlv. Mrs. Hulda Knight, of Duncnnno'n. spent Sunday with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Banks Page. Frank re turned from Philadelphia on Wednes day where he had spent several days wun nis aaugnter, Mrs. Blanche Shover at the Jefferson HosDltal. Mr.

c1 Kipp and Alias Kathryn Ktckabaugh were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Brinton at Camp Hill. Samuel and cordon an Tries, of Union Furnace. visited their sister, Mra Vernon Tabb, over Sunday.

Mrs. Robert Lukens is visiting her mother at Locust Run, Halifax. Professor nndl Mrs. C. R.

Sweigard and' son, of Warsaw. N. are spending a few days with relatives here, having come to attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Sarah Sweigard. naries w.

vanatta, of Halifax township, left Monday for a fifteen day deer hunting trip to Cherry Run. Center county. Mr. and Mrs. D.

F. Fishel and daughter, Charline, of MIddletown, spent inursaay with their daughter, Mrs. C. M. Richter, at the Hotel Keystone.

Fred Byrod spent Sunday at the home of his brother in law, Frank Freeburn, at Millersburg. and Mrs. Haw becker, of Hershey, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G.

T. Leebrick on Sunday. E. W. Brubaker, of Altoona, spent Sunday at the home of his mother, Mrs.

B. B. Brubaker. Miss Christine Ncldig, who teaches school at Royalton, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Neldfg. John Beitzel. of Carlisle, spent several days with his parents, Professor and Mrs.

S. C. Beitzel. Mrs. Homer Troutman and daughter, Eleanor, of Ansonia, are visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. S. Gemberllng. Samuel Stoneroad, of Easton, spent Sunday with his father, Lewis Stone road.

Mr. and Mrs. Uriah RadJe, of Lykens Valley, spent Sunday at the home of Amos Zimmerman. Ycngertorrn. Miss Esther Stuart returned home yesterday after a several weeks' visit at Mill Creek.

Mrs. Sam uel Weirman is visiting friends at New York. Miss Kathrine Harman, a nurse of the German Hospital at Philadelphia, Is at home for a month. She Is also faking care of her sister, Mrs. Eva Close, who Is in the Lewistown Hospital.

Miss Shirley Austin, of Newtown, was a recent visitor at the house of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Albright. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Woods, Friday, December 8, a son. Lewis Orth was a recent visitor at the bedside of his motner, Mrs, William Orth, at Blaln, Perry county. Harry Knarr, of Berwick, a student at Susquehanna University, was a visitor with Merle Shannon. Mrs. Harry Albright was a visitor at her parental home in Newtown on Wednesday.

Mrs. Hetzel after spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burris returned' to the home of her daughter. Mrs.

Joseph Shauer. at Center Hall. Mrs. David Bay Is ill with pneumonia. Miss Ella Johnson is at Philadelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mertz spent Monday at Newton. Mr. and Mrs.

George Musser and children returned home on Sunday after a visit in Center county. Mrs. Roy Harsh barger, of Lewistown, was a Sunday visitor at the home of her sister, Mrs. William Smith. Woman Breaks Bones by Fall Down Stable Steps Vnion Deposit, Dec.

16. Mrs. Lizzie Rambler recently met with an accident while coming down the steps in the stable. A step gave way and she fell, breaking her collarbone, shoulder blade and a rib on her left side. The bone of the right arm was badly cracked.

Mr. and Mrs. George Seibert and son, Merritt, of Palmyra, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hetrick on Sunday.

Miss Mary Rambler and Miss Edna Whitmoyer spent a day at Harrisburg. Mrs. Harry Kline, of Harrisburg, visited her sister, Mrs. Harry Jones, on Sunday Miss Mildred Rudy, of Harrisburg, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Elias Kaufman on Sunday. Mrs. C. A. Landis and Mrs.

E. Kaufman spent Wednesday at Stoverdale, visiting the former's daughter, Mrs. Edward Stover. Mr. and Mrs.

Irving Nye and two children, of Reading, were entertained by Mrs. Nye's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jones, on Sunday.

KITTATIHNY CAMP FIRE C1RLS IS COSTUME jr. a "sir i I "rx tt. EARL HACK'S BIG TURKEY Mexico, Doc. 16. Above Is a photograph of Earl P.

Hack and his sister. Miss Hack, and a wild turkey Eurl shot on Tuscarora mountain. During the hunting season he shot 49 rabbits, 14 gray squirrels, 2 wild turkeys and 1 pheasant. Pound Party Surprise For Hummelstown Pastor llummrlatOMB, Dec. A pound party was held at the Lutheran Parish House on Monday evening as a surprise for the pastor, the Ilov.

Herbert Garnps. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Nelbert, of Palmyra, spent Wednesday night with Mrs. Nelbert's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Ebersole. Miss Joan McIIolland, of llarrisburg, spent Sun' day with Miss Edith McCall. Miss Marjorie Mssley Has returned rrom a visit of several days witli friends in Lancaster. Miss Minnie Ilaehnlen spent several days at Carlisle.

Mr. and Mrs. Burchfleld and son, of llarrisburg, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shope.

Miss Mary Grove has returned from New York where she spent the past year. Misses Myrtle Garrett and Irene Notter spent Saturday at Harrlsburg. William C. Zeiter has returned to Washington after spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs.

Grover C. Buser. Mr. and Mrs. Alle Earnest entertained Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Bobbs and children, of Harris burg, for several days. Mrs. Grover Buser and daughter, Sara Jane, spent Saturday at Llarrisburg. Mrs.

Albert Hummel. Mrs. Vernon Walters and Mrs. Moyer Hummel spent Sunday at Har risburg. Mrs.

David Boyer entertained Misses PrieciUa Walter and Elizabeth Walter, of Annville. Yeaeer Shoemaker, of Bloornsbursr. was a re cent guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. vviniam snoemaker.

Mrs. David Burns returned Saturday evening from a visit of several davs nt Philarlelnhia Mrs. Kate Ulrich entertained Mr. and' jonn uarmany. ot Caninbellstown.

Clare fatecher returned to Philadel phia after spending several days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Wnlf enieriainea miss Hattio Landis, of Hagerstown. Md.

John W. Landis is visiting at Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. George Lursen spent the week end at Philadelphia.

Miss Alberta a spent a week at Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dagg spent Tuesday at Philadelphia.

New Sunday School to Be Organized at Linglestown Iinglestown, Dec. 16. A Sunday School will be reorganized in the Union Chapel to morrow at 2 o'clock. All are cordially invited to attend. Church services will be held in the united Brethren Church to morrow evening by the pastor, tho Rev.

Clvde Lynch; in the Church of God in the morning by the pastor, the Rev. 11. Whitaker, and in Wenrich's Church in the afternoon by the Reformed pastor, the Rev. Lewis Reiter. Mrs.

Matilda Shuey left on Friday to spend the winter with her sons at Enola. Miss Eliza Buck spent several days at Harrisburg. Mrs. Elizabeth Bal thaser, of Palmyra, spent the week with C. B.

Care and family. Miss Ellen Levan, of Harrisburg. was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Carrie Feeser, on Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. John Geyer and daughter, Misa Ruth Geyer, of Middletown, spent Sunday as guests of Mrs. Rebecca Baker and family. W. S.

Stroh, of Harrisburg, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Look on Sunday. Miss Mary Shriner has returned home after spending several weeks with relatives at Lititz. Miss Mary Hench was a visitor at Harrlsburg Wednesday.

Mrs. Morris Tobias, of Oberlin, was tho guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary Noecker, on Wed nesday. Mrs. Harry Schoals and Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Stine, of Lebanon, were visitors here this week. Mrs. Samuel Grubb and son, of Pen brook, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Grubb on Tuesday. MIDLAND SUNDAY EXCURSION BerrysburT, Dec. 16. On Sun day the Midland railroad ran an excursion to and from Millersburg. More than 100 people made three trips back and forth.

After an extended visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Daniel, Mrs.

Elizabeth Snyder has returned to her home at Harrisburg. Miss Dora Hartman, of Berrysburg, and Ross Garber, of Harrisburg, were married on December 11, at Hagerstown. Md. Kennard McFarland, of Harrisburg, was a recent guest at the home of Grant Hartman. The shirt factory is taking on new hands almost daily, and a good force is work ing.

The Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its Christmas entertainment December 24. XL. MILLERSBURCS Tli of In th plrtura, from left to ritht, ara: Top row, Florence Orris, Marion lUuni. Klizabth Crawford, Itarharl rthetly; lower row, Mary Roller, Khxabeth Hurst, Miriam Orris, Zufttlt. 1, Successful Young Hunter of Mexico Gets Much Game CHRISTMAS TREE Beautiful Pine Presented by Halifax Friend Will He Placed in Fountain Plot Mlllerakarc.

Dec. 15. Preparation are being made for the annual municipal Christina tree at the north end of the Fountain plot. In Market street. The tro will be brought to town next week and will be donated to the citizens of Millersburg by Mr.

I'rirli, of Halifax, who has made this gift to tli town each Christmas season for the punt three years. Arrangements me also under way for the an nual Mummer' parade on larger and more elaborate scale than In other years. The Methodist choir Is rehearsing the Cbristmaa caisjata nnd will give "The Messiah's Advent," Sunday evening. December I. Miss Jennette Bowman, 12 year old daughter of Mr.

snd Mrs. George M. Bowman. West I'niiin street, who underwent an operation for appendicitis in the Harrlsburg hospital, Saturday, Is rapidly recovering. John Snoke is seriously ill with pneumonia.

Duncannon Council Plans to Have Community Tree Diiiicnimon, Dec. 16. A community Christmas tree is now assured. Duncannon borough council has taken the matter up and a meeting will be held in the borough schoolbuilding next Monday evening at 7:30 to perfect plans. Every citizen is invited.

Mrs. Margaret Corrys, of Enola, and Mrs. James Sinker and children, Charles, Ralph and Ruth Priscilla, of Palmyra, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.

S. Casey. Wilbur Glb ney, of Harrlsburg. spent Sunday as the guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles Hiltner.

Pupils of the borough high school have issued the first number of the Duncannon High School Month ly, a magazine devoted to the interest of the school. Mr. and Mrs. John Glass have gone to Harrlsburg, where they will spend the winter with their daughter, Mrs. George R.

Hollwood. Miss Mary Carman lias returned to her 'home at Millersburg after a visit here as the guest of Miss Ruth Wol pert. Charles E. Dunkle, who was transferred from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company agency here to that at Mt. Union during the early part of last summer, has been assigned to the agency at Granville.

The appointment is a promotion for Mr. Dunkle, who will assume the duties of his new position the first of the year. P. 0. S.

of A. Camp Will Erect Flagpole at School ElizalioUivlllo, Dec. 16. Camp 110, P. O.

S. of has placed a concrete base for the erection of a large iron flagpole on the public school grounds. Misses Estella Lubold and Catherine AHeman were Harrlsburg visitors on Saturday. Several carloads of flour were shipped to eastern markets from this place this week. Lester Harner is seriously ill at his home in East Main street.

Funds for the first municipal Christmas tree have been collected and the tree will be dedicated December 24 at 6 p. m. Camp 110, P. O. S.

of held initiatory services in their camp on Thursday evening. Mrs. II. A. Lehman who was operated on at the Harrisburg Hospital, has left that institution and is convalescing at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Beam. Harry C. Swab spent several days at Harris burg and Enola. Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Hosterman spent several days with his parents at Spring Mills. William Gallagher, of Highspire, spent several days with former schoolmates here. Mrs. Walter Whiteman, ot Philadelphia, spent two days with her aunt, Hannah Swab, here. Cashier, H.

H. Hassinger spent Friday at Harrisburg. Lloyd Enders has gone to i New York City where he is repairing typewriters for the Elliott Fisher Manufacturing Company. Mr Elmer Culp spent Wednesday at HIGH SCHOOL REUNION evening, December 29, the Wiconisco High School reunion will be held at the new gymnasium at the east end of town. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Allan have returned to Philadelphia after visiting at the home of Lafayette Davis. Mrs. Lucy Krouthoff, of Dauphin, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Kniley. Mrs. S.

J. Shambach has returned to Middleburg after spending several days here. Mrs. J. C.

Smith and Miss Jennie Seip spent the week end at Harrisburg. Emma W. Baney is spending a iew days In Pottsvllle. The Rev. Dr.

William Powick, of Pottsville, preached in the Methodist Episcopal Church on Monday evening. Miss Dorothy Acaley is home from a visit to Elizabethville. Dr. Roy Bressler, of Tower City, transacted business in town Tuesday. Mrs.

John Acaley is spending several days at Pottsville. Isaac Mossop made a trip to Harrisburg on Wednesday. Harvey Bat dorf spent Tuesday at Loyalton. Olwyn Phillips and Agnes Matter attended a school board meeting at Elizabethville on Saturday. Mrs.

Earl Dietrich, of Enola, is visiting relatives here. T. D. Phillips, who has been confined to his home with rheumatism, is able to be out again. Louise Stephens and Mrs.

A. M. Bot dorf spent Tuesday evening at Wii liamstown. John Kniley, of Tower Citv, spent Sunday at the home of J. H.

Mark. FIREMEN TO GIVE Washington Co of Mechanics hurpt. Will Present Candy nml Oranges to Children CLOTIIINT. FOIt PATIENT Mr. nnd Mrs.

A. llich Celt brate Their Fortieth Wedding! Anniversary Mot lianlinhurr. Dec. H.t i hriatinaa morning the annual trea lo the children of th town will irlven by the Washinitton ira Com pany at tli rnginehoiiH. Ijit yea verni hundred lietween In aitea rl and were made happy with rand nd orange.

The Woman's Club I preparing ror tha annual donation el irin nothing for th patient at Aito sanatorium. Mrs. A. C. Klci qnietlv celebrated Iter Slxly aecon.

1'iniMiay anniversary on Sunday a nr noinn in JUist Keller street Though confined to the house win sickiirsa, friends remembered her wit) Klfta and flowers, (in Tuesday Mil and Mrs. Hteh celebrnted the fortleli onnlveraary of their marriage. Mrs! Krllly shope was hostess for her Hun day School rhi In th Church of Go. at her home In South Walnut street Monday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. H. Murkley left on Tuesday for Phlladel phta to attend tha annual meeting the State Grange, Patrons Hits bandry. Mrs. John F.

I anib spen the week In York. Jacob LongsdnH is Improving slowly from his recenj Illness. Alias Sue Swartz and Mn Eugene A. Burnett were Ilarrlsburi visitors on Wednesday. Tower City Church Makes Big Donation to Missions Tower dir.

Dec. 16. On Sunl dav evening the Woman Missionary Society of tli United LOvanirelli' I Church held thank offering service! The offering at tlie morning service an. nearly a wagon load of parcels wen given to the Rev. Mr.

Barr. to be senl to China, and that of the evening erv Ice went to the Woman's Missinuury So rlety. The Aluinnl of Tower Cit high school has made arrangements fo the annual business meeting and ban ouct at the Palace Hall, on Docembt i 27. Miss Blanche Kllnger and sor and Miss Klda Lloffman spent a da at Pottsvllle. Misses Grace KantneJ and Ida Henry snent the week end at I banon.

Charles Baler entertaine his sister, of Lebanon, for several ibiv during the week. Mrs. John Band. spent a day st Wlconlsco. A Christ 1 ma savings fund for was starto.

in the knitting mill nnd nearly all tli girls took snares. warren Hechte'l who for eight weeks suffered witl: tvphold fever, is slowly recovering. Miss Elmira Matter spent a few day at Elizabethville. Petitions For Postmastership Circulating at Mt Union Mt. Union.

Dec. 16. Franl Longacre, Carson Jones, T. Wiley Clark Fields and Charles Klinger an circulating petitions and using' theii influence to secure the postmaster ship made vacant by the death ul Postmaster Jones. The ladies of itf Lutheran Church Saturday at thci annual bazar cleared $125.

Tho monedj will be used for the parsonage fund Plans are being made to open Union's new $50,000 theater abou Christmas. Miss Frederica Hack man visited Miss Rachel Fuller at Al toona Sunday. Charles Isenbcrp assistant county superintendent schools, visited the local schools oi Wednesday. It is expected that Ml Union will have a Masonic lodge in thd near future. C.

B. Crum, one of Mt Union's oldest merchants, sold his dd goods store to Mr. Workman. Mr Crum will continue the grocery store He will leave Christmas with hi family for Kissimmer, Florida, tr spend the rest of the winter. The Hich School chorus is planning tr sing on the streets of the town earW Christmas morning.

Invitations Issued For Jones Dimm Wedding Thompsontown, Dec. 16. Invi tations have been issued for the wed ding of Miss Florence Edythe DimH to Merrill Edgar Jones on Thursday, December 21. at the home of the bride's parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Davicl Harvev Dimm, Grand View Farm Delaware township. Miss Maggl Hibbs has returned from Philadelphia West Chester and Lancaster. Mrs Susie Colyer and Mrs. Roy Himes, Lewistown.

were here recently. Kurtz Leyder, a member of tne Porn Roval Gun Club, shot a 130 pounii deer In the Seven Mountains. Mrs F. Dennis, of Philadelphia, anel Mrs. S.

W. KeDlar. of Atloona, werd recent guests of their mother. Mrs Mary Gross. Cashier of Annville Bank Celebrates 76th Birthday Annville, Dec.

16. George Stein, the cashier of the Annville Na tional Bank, recently celebrated hi seventy sixth birthday. Daniel, Wal ters and Douglas Beidle spent several days with Dale Garber at his home at Florin. Mr. Garber is a classmatH nf the two vounar men at Lebanon Val ley College.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacol Sargent spent Sunday at Manheim the guests of Harry Flinchbach. I George BIauch formerly empioyecu with the Bethlehem Steel Company, id snendine some time with his parents Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Blauch, south ofl town. Mrs. S. C. Saylor has returned! from Philadelphia.

Miss Kutn urort a co ed at Ursinus College, was tn guest of the college Y. W. C. A. over the week end and delivered an ad dress at the weekly meeting.

Paul Smith, of New York City, spent several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Smith, in Railroa1 street. The annual turkey supper held by the Mite Society of the United Brethren Church was a greater sue cess this vear than ever.

John Boyer is conceded to be the lucky hunter ofl this vicinity having shot thirty seven rabbits and thirteen gray squirrel; during the season. 1 SERMON TO AV. C. T. V.

Blain. Dec. 16. The W. C.

U. held Its regular meeting Monday evening at the home ot ivirs. i. Hench and attended services Wednes dav evening to hear a sermon deliver ed bv the Rev. G.

H. Knox at thej Methodist church. Charles Lud wich. of 'Steelton. visited his uncle, M.

Fetro. Miss Margaret Hall, visiter her sister. Miss Elizabeth Hall, at faei insgrove. David Gutshall, if very 111. George Zelders went to Shelby.

Ohio. Foster Gutshall has returned home from Seward, III. The Minister's Social Helpeirs of the! Reformed church were entertained onl Wednesday evening at the home or H. Snyder. Minnie Stine, has suc ceeded F.

S. Stoke, as teacher at Newl Germantown school..