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HARRISBURG ACADEMY np1 Close School at Stoyerdale Last Sessions Are Held on Sunday For Present Year The Community Sunday School held its last meeting for the sum mer on Sunday morning. Wayne S. Graeff taught the lesson to the entire school. Reports were read and approved. Gifts for perfect attendance were awarded to Marie Patrick and Bobby Rogers.

The executive committee, met at the home of the assistant superintendent J. B. Fortenbaugh at "Cozy Nook" on Labor Day afternoon to arrange for speakers for the coming year, and other routine business. Present were Grover C. Wolfe, superintendent; J.

B. Fortenbaugh, assistant superintendent: Mrs, Ethel R. Knisely, superintendent, junior department; Mrs. Clinton Hocker, treasurer; Mrs. Ernest Rogers, pianist; Kenneth Hocker, secretary; Richard I.

Clouser, trustee. Mrs. Clinton Hocker gave a farewell party to a number of her friends who were leaving the grove on Labor Day evening. Present at her cottage, "Sunny Nook," were Mr. and Mrs.

Grover C. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Wayne S.

Graeff, Miss Elinor Graeff, Mrs. Ethel Knisely, Miss Ida Findley, Mrs. Louisa Findley, Roenna Hocker, David McAllister, Mrs. George Bricker, Kenneth Hocker, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard I. Clouser, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Fortenbaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hocker. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

William Brehm at "2 N.Joy, cottage included Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Hendricks and daughter Pearl Hendricks and their two grandsons, Mt. Joy; Mrs. George Carpenter and daughter Florence, Mr.

and Mrs. William Brehm, and their children, Jackie, Robert Lee and Margaret Anne, Pax jtonia; Mrs. Jane Weaver and Edward Geiger, Harrisburg. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Grover C. Wolfe and family at "Wolfe Den" were C. L. Schriver, Charles R. Coburn, Jean Coburn, I Robert Diedrich, Penbrook' and Mrs.

Abbie Shumberger, Progress. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sohn and (Mendell Sohn, Middletown were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Brandt Kupp at the "Evergreen." The following attended a theatre party at Hershey on Saturday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCracken, Mr. and Mrs. David Moog, Mr.

and Mrs. Brandt Kupp, Mr Mrs. Austin Ream and Jean Ream. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Liddick and Leonard and Robert Liddick, Duncannon, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Moog at "Duck In and Duck Out" cottage. Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Fortenbaugh, Harrisburg, spent the Labor Day holidays at their cottage "Cozy Nook." Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Brink were Sunday guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Blain Hocker, Oberlin, called on Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hocker "Sunny Nook" on Sunday.

Mrs. Carroll Strunk, Jimmie and Donald Strunk, Hummelstown, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Patrick at "Wohelo" cottage. Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. George Bricker at "Jam Urn, Inn" were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swartz, Hershey. Guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Earnest Rogers at "The Lodge" included Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Myers, Bridgeport, Mrs. Morris Kleinfelter anil Miss Margaret Allen, Middletown.

Eddie Wolfe left for his home in Mechanicsburg, after spending the summer with his grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Wolfe at "Wolfe Den." Mr. and Mrs.

George M. Smith, New York, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wayne S. Graeff at "Seldom Inn." Mr.

and Mrs. David Moog en tertained at dinner on Sunday in honor of their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mowry's, who celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary. Dick Wolfe, "Wolfe.

Den" will leave on a trip to Chicago and St. Louis. Leaves on Visit Mrs. Harvey Fitz, 1505 Regina street, will least Caturday for a month's visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Savell, of Dunleer drive, Los Angeles. During her stay she will represent Pennsylvania at the American Legion National con vention, which is from September 19 22, inclusive. and JUNIOR SCHOOL (Boys 6 years nd upward) Builds Solid Scbolastie Foundation. SENIOR SCHOOL Prepares (or all eolleres and universities. Academy certificate honored by all Institutions.

JUNIOR COLLEGE Two year Thorough Practical Course in Business Training. PUPILS TAUGHT HOW TO STUDY Individual and Small Class Instruction Under Skilled, Experienced Masters NEW GYMNASIUM and POOL Athletic Facilities Unexcelled. (All pupils are taught to swim). "Investment in Character and Education Never Disappoint" Telephone S168 or Write P. O.

Box No. 313, Harrisburg, Pa. Dr. Arthur E. Brown, Headmaster fHURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 8, 1938 15 COMMUNITY THEATRE GROUP HOLDS FIRST CASTING REHEARSAL HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH Plan Supper Party For Music Group The Music Group of Harrisburg Branch, American, Association of University, Women will meet at a supper party at the home of Mrs.

Horace Erb, 2929 George street, Penbrook, next Tuesday night Mrs. Norman Campbell will be the assisting hostess. I wMtiexa Oi iiii. a a too EXTRA SPECIAL Reg. $6.50 Permanent Wave 5 .95 Complete Continuing Our $3 Rfl Permanent Wave EMPRESS Beauty Salon 23 N.

Fourth St. Phone 3 2836 Daily 9 to 7 Friday 9 to 9 b. h. wragge presents the 2 piece dress of sheer wool 15 .00 natural teal blue rust coral olive exclusive with us in harrisburg lie Heanne Jj 18 north third street ill 8t2Q: it" ii: Junior College in Business 155th Year Begin September 13th, 1938 Art Association Opens Left to right, Miss Betty Troup, Edward Michener and Miss Catherine Grant, director of the Harrisburg Art Association studio which began its season's activities at the center, 500 Race streeCon Tuesday, with 224 students enrolled in the" various classes. Lists Committees Of Sisterhood Mrs.

Louis Snyder Names Workers For Coming Year Mrs. Louis S. Snyder, president of the Beth El Temple Sister hood, has announced committees for the coming year as follows: Cultural Mrs. Samuel Weiss, chairman; Mrs. Hyman Abrams.

Program Mrs. Arthur R. Ba turin, chairman; Mrs. Samuel Arch. Mrs.

Louis S. Snyder, Mrs. Henry H. Brenner, Mrs. Sigmund Miller, Mrs.

Isaac Morris. Hospitality Mrs. I. T. Rock man, chairman; Mrs.

Arthur Kop lovitz, Mrs. Lewis Nathan, Mrs. C. Harris Cohn, Mrs. Simon Brenner.

Motor Squad Mrs. Herman Nathan, chairman; Mrs. Gilbert Nurick, co chariman; Mrs. Ben jamin Rosen, Mrs. Alex Neuf Mrs.

Philip H. Caplan; Mrs. Gus tav Kaplan, Mrs. N. B.

Bernstein, Mrs. Arthur Koplovitz, Mrs. Charles A. Cohn, Mrs. Samuel Arch, Mrs.

Harry Singer, Mrs. Esther Friedland, Mrs. Samuel Handler, Mrs. John Pruss, Mrs. Louis Aronson, Mrs.

Harry Cramer, Mrs. Ben Goldberger. Social Mrs. Samuel Glass, chairman; Mrs. Lewis Williams, Mrs.

Maurice Caplan, Mrs. Israel Prouser, Mrs. Harry Berkowitz, Mrs. Meyer Katz, Mrs. Jack Abe love, Mrs.

Benjamin Frank, Mrs. Julius Freedman, Saul Frank, Mrs. William Popkin, Mrs. Herman Schwartz, Mrs. Joseph Flom, Mrs.

Harry Isaacman, Mrs. Macey Capm, Mrs. Joseph Nicoll. Membership Mrs. Henry H.

chairman; Mrs. Meyer Isaacman, Mrs. Louis Fisher, Mrs. Nathan Reif, Mrs. Louis Vinicoff, Mrs.

Morris Rochman, Mrs. Lee Weinstein, Mrs. Charles A. Cohn, Mrs. Lewis Nathan, Mrs.

N. B. Bernstein, Mrs. Arthur Koplo vitz, Mrs. Herman Deitch, Mrs.

Moe Mishkin, Mrs. Lewis Aron son. 1 Flowers Mrs. Samuel Arch, chairman. Sabbath Morning Services Mrs.

Nathan Reif, chairman. Cheer Cards Mrs. Charles A. Cohn, choirman; Mrs. Israel Prouser, co chairman.

Birthday Mrs. Lewis Williams, chairman. Visiting Sick Mrs. Harry Le vin, Mrs. A.

L. Buch. Donors Mrs. Harry Goldsmith, chairman. Reservations Mrs.

Samuel Kir schenbaum, chairman. Brownie Pack Mrs. Sidney Finkelstein. i Girl Scouts Jane Yoffee. i Leagrams Mrs.

Moe Kramer, i chairman; Mrs. Isaac Morris. House Mrs. J. B.

Hoffman. Publicity Mrs. Samuel Finkelstein. Religious Mrs. Simon Brenner, chairman; Mrs.

Nathan Reif, Mrs. Samuel Anservitz, Mrs. John B. Cohen, Mrs. Morton J.

Kay, Mrs. Max J. Kranich, Mrs. Norman Zabludoff, Mrs. Harry Yoffee.

Members of the telephone equad include Mrs. Morton J. Kay, chairman; Mrs. Julius Freedman, co chairman; Mrs. Lewis Aronson, Mrs.

I. Greenberg, Mrs. Ir win Danowitz, Mrs. Charles A. Cohn, Mrs.

A. L. Buch, Mrs. Esther Friedland, Mrs. Herman Deitch, Mrs.

Daniel Frank, Mrs. Harry P. Michael, Mrs. Abe Singer, Mrs. Philip Bloom, Mrs.

Saul E. Frank, Mrs. Hyman Abrams, Mr.s. Philip Isacman, Mrs. Joseph Aronson, Mrs.

Harry Isaacman, Mrs. Louis Flomen hoft, Mrs. Meyer Katz, Mrs. Harry vjoiaDerg, jvirs. iaman naraa ana Mus.

Israel Prouser and Mrs. Benjamin Rosen. Chanters' Picnic A picnic will be held by the Zembo Temple Chanters at the summer cottage of Charles O'Don nell Wilson, director, at Silver Lake, York county. About twenty five members are expected to be present. Rehearsal The choir of Bethlehem Lutheran Church will resume its rehearsals at the church at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow night.

The Choir Guild of the church will entertain the singers following rehearsal. Geib Reunion More than two hundred attended the annual Geib reunion held Sunday at the Hanoverdale Church of the Brethren. Following the regular Sunday School services at the church, The Rev. C. AT Geib, of Palmyra, president, opened the meeting.

The Rev. A. P. Geib, of Manheim R. D.

3, delivered the sermon. Committees appointed by the president during the morning session included the following:" location for 1939 reunion, David Geib, John Geib and Daniel Rit tenhouse; nominating, Hafry G. Geib, David Krall and John Habecker; resolutions, Mrs. Peter Heisey, Alice King and Mrs. John Geib.

Officers of the family were reelected at the afternoon session and are as follows: president, the Rev. C. A. Geib; vice president, the Rev. A P.

Geib; secretary, John L. Royer, of Myerstown; assistant secretary, H. E. Light, of Hershey; treasurer, Willis Hack man, Lititz, R. D.

historian, Monroe Geib, of Rexmont; chorister, Miss Verna Schlosser, of Reist ville. Special music was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Longenecker and Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Forney. Miss Laura Geib, of Myerstown, gave a reading and Monroe Geib, gave a historical talk, Prizes were awarded to John G. Zook, 85, of Lititz, oldest present, and to Earle G. Light, nine weeks old, who was the youngest person present. The Kugler Women's Mission ary Society of Zion Lutheran Church, will hold its fall rally and annual dues social tomorrow evening in the social rooms of the church.

Mrs. Paul Parthemore is the chairman. The business meet ing will be in charge of Mrs. Jackson W. Waidlich, president of the society.

Supper will be served at 6 clock. This Is the to wear up or down to suit your profile, your mood, or just the occasion DC BBS WEEKENDER 750 A saucy, youthful felt to wear with suits how and tur coats' later. In the newest autumn shades. All sizes. Second floor.

LANCASTER Season St. Mary's Church Scene of Wedding Mary McConlogue Bride of E. Ruane St. Mary's Catholic Church was the scene of the marriage Monday morning of Miss Mary Mc Conl'ogue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William McConlogue, 509 Emerald street, to Edward Ruane of Great Barrington, Mass. with the Rev. W. M. Horrigan, rector of the church, officiating.

Breakfast was served in the Carlisle Tea Room after the ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father, and was attended by Miss Mary Matthews, of Germantown. The best man was John Ludwig, of Steelton. Mrs. Ruane was Jfaduatee from St.

Joseph's Academy in Mc Sherrystown, and from the Miser icordia Hospital in Philadelphia. She has been employed as a nurse in the offices of Dr. Elizabeth Clark. Mr. Ruane is connected with Standard Brands, and is located in Poughkeepsie, N.

where he and his bride will live. Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lippert, 914 fSouth Ninth street, entertained Tuesday evening at a party in honor of her son, Earl Lippert, who celebrated his fifth birthday. The guests included: Doris Mc Clain, Shirley Benner, Peggy Stojkovich, Charlotte Long, Billy Long, Janet Lippert, Shirley Holtzman, Phyllis Anne Lippert, Richard Chester Lippert, Richard Lippert, Donald Lippert, Harry Benner, Jack Wenrick, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lippert, Mrs.

Lester Finney, Mrs. Nellie Lippert, Mrs. John Lippert, Mrs. Catherine Holtzman, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert McClain. hat HARRISBURG READING HARRISBURG Wed in Church In Lewistown Josephine DeLuca Augustus Boova Are Married The marriage of Miss Josephine DeLuca, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeLuca, 217 South Main street, Lewistown, to Augustus Boova, son of Mr. and Boova, 567 Race street, this city, was solemnized on Thursday, September 1, at 9 o'clock at the Sacred Heart Church, Lewistown, with a nuptial high mass.

The Rev. Schwike officiated. The bride wore a gown of white satin, with Irish lace trim and a finger tip veil. Her flowers were white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Kathryn DeLuca, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and was gowned in peach lace.

She carried a shower bouquet of talisman roses. Lino Magnelli attended Mr. Boova as best man. Following the ceremony, a re ception was held at the Brooklyn ballroom, Lewistown. Mr.

and Mrs. Boova left on a wedding trip to Newark, N. and New York City. Mrs. Boova, who is a graduate of the Newport High School, is an attendant at the Harrisburg State Hospital, Mr.

Boova is associated with the Magnelli Fruit and Pro duce Company. Here After Visit Mr. and Mrs. C. R.

Armstrong, 605 North Second street, Worm leysburg, have returned horri? after, visiting friends in Willow Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Hamacker and their son, Raymond, of Clarks Valley, with Mr.

and Mrs. E. F. Mackley, 1926 North Fourth street, have returned home after spending a week end at Cleveland, attending the air races. Mary Sachs brings world famous IFMTEI5 US to Harrisburg A.

DUTCH BOY OXFORD Suede with cali Hatform sole and bindinc moccasin toe. Lorenzo orown, black. 16.75 B. BOWED PUMP, square toe, transrlxn heel, elastic goring at instep. Rust, black.

14.75 C. PERFORATED step in' suede with kid fluMng at line throat. Mink brown, black. 14.75 LANCASTER Hench Reunion The Hench family reunion held on Monday at the Big Spring neai Loysville was attended by the following members. Mr.

and Mrs. H. O. Hench, Mr. and Mrs.

Banks Rohm, Mr. and Mrs. John Hench, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hench, Mr.

and Mrs. C. R. Hench, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Hench, Mr. and Mrs. Garland Hench, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hench, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Bernheisel, Mrs. Laura Bernheisel, Mr. and Mrs. D.

U. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hench, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Wagner, Mr. and 'Mrs. Ted Croft, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pickle, Mrs.

Martha Larue, Frank Hench, H. N. Bernheisel. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Hartzell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. S.

L. Sowers, Keith Ickes, and William At Shore Mr. and Mrs. John Breslin, of Harrisburg, 2922 North Second street, were recent guests at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Atlantic City. Meet Friday The Capital City ChaDtef War Mothers will meet Friday evening at 86'clock in the Legion Home, 21 South Front street.

Rummage Sale Women Of Salem Rpfnrmerl Church will hold a rummaee sale, Saturday jnorning at Second and Verbeke streets. Review 257 Wnmon'c nnf; Association, will hold a card Dr. John J. Rich Osteopathic Physician 233T N. SIXTH ST.

HARRISBURG, PA. Will be on vacation from present date until Sept. 20 Air conditioning on all floors gives the right fall atmosphere fo fall shopping NLY 'fifty stores in leged to sell Palter De Liso shoes. Now Mary Sachs is one. Desiqned by Vincent De Liso, one of the fines! shoe designers in the world today, son of the greal Italian bottier Dominic De Liso, who was decorated by Queen Marg herita of Italy, Palter De Liso shoes have been responsible for such world wide Vogues as Flats, transition heels, open toes, softies, and now half platform soles.

Since the first days of Flats we've had a growing conviction that falter De Liso shoes belong in Mary Sachs. Now they are here and we are terribly proud to have the privilege of bringing to the women of Harrisburg what we consider the finest modern expression of art in shoes. Sketched are three of the new fall series, in suede, to wear with your lirst fall costumes. Ret. V.

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Do comt In and see them. Gifts Furniture Interior Decoration SIX NORTH MARKET SQ SHOES ft. the world are privi HARRISBURG READING UBL LIFF.