The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 7

THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 22, 1936 POTTSTOWN MERCURY, POTTSTOWN, PA. Phone 2263PACE SEVEN Society Names Delegates Charles and Oeorgc Russell were named delegates to represent Orace Lutheran Missionary society at the Norristown conference, to be held In Norristown, next Thursday, beginning at 9:30 In the morning. Last program was in chrrge of Mrs. Jacobs, chairman of the program committee.

A cornet trio was presented by Willard Blckel, Howard Yerger and Harry Flllman. The nominating committee was named as follows: Mrs. Charles Shaner, Mrs. William 8ell, Mrs John Copenhafer. The auditing committee Includes: Miss Violet Copenhafer, Mrs.

William Kepner and Miss Flora Bitting. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Willis Henrlcks, president of the society. GOSPEL CAR PARKED HERE The gospel car, "Evangel," in charge of the Rev. and Mrs.

E. O. jSJdrldge, evangelists, will be parked Fifth and York streets, today, tomorrow and Friday. Bibles, gift books and scriptural Christmas cards will be displayed Proceeds are used to purchase books for hospitals and Jails. The car will be open from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Dramatic Croup To See "Hamlet" Patronize Mercury advertisers. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FACE PIMPLES These disfiguring little spots often result from a slight, temporary disturbance, or merely from incorrect cleansing, or sometimes they are more persistent due to deeper internal causes. While pyoperly treating the underlying cause, you can relieve the itchy, burning soreness and help your skin by using an ointment that will keep the medication in contact with the pimply spots. Apply it night and leave it on all night.

It does a world of rood. For more than 40 years people have used Resinol Ointment to All this need. It soothes the irritation nd aids healing. It also treats tha 11 pores where many surface pim- les start. Washing first with lesinol Soap quickens the pleasing results.

Buy a jar of Resinol Ointment and cake of Resinol Soap from any druggist. For free sample write Resinol, Dept. 10, Baltimore. Md. Members of the Dramatic Workshop will go to Philadelphia Thursday, Nov.

5, at which time they will witness the production of starring Leslie Howard, popular screen star. Officers were elected including: Miss Lillian E. Smith, president; Mr. Osborne Jefferies, vice president; Miss Helen Bell, secretary; Miss Kathryn Yerger, treasurer; Miss Edwina Simmonds. librarian.

Mr. Alfred Peacock, director of the workshop, has been submitting tests which the Paramount studios give as trials for the movies, to each member of the group. The members have been writing scripts for presentation before the Pottstown Historical society and the Century club. The skits will deal with interesting phases of history. POTTSTOWN DINER SPEEDS ITS SERVICE Pensive Loretta Ciri Reserves Plan Hike of the tenth grade Oirl Reserves held their regular meeting yesterday afternoon in the Y.

W. C. A. elub rooms at wWchtfme plans were made for a hike and doggie roast to be held next week at Sunnybrook. The party which was to have been held by the group has been postponed.

Instead the group will hold a party November 4. Members who attended the session included. Harriet Yergey, Arlene Sloan, Mildred Stein, Carolyn Longacre, Kathryn Harbold, Joyce Mease, Eunice Keim, Sherley Zeigler, Oladys Hoffman, Frances Highly, Helen Longacre, Geraldine Strieker, Jean Elliott, Dollene Weekly, Hasel Drumheller, and Mrs. Anna Schwabe, the group adviser. Learn TRUTH ABOUT PINCHOr In Michael Turkowsky Today 3 P.

M. Station WEEU Reading 830 kc Station WIBG Glenside 970 kc Bethel M. E. Croup To Have Supper The Friendship Bible class of 8t Reformed Sunday school held a tureen social in the church basement preceding the regular meeting. Following the supper an Interesting program was presented.

Marie Oneal was heard in piano solos. Betty Jane Mauger gave a group of readings, Jean Saylor was heard In a piano solo and Mrs Catherine Yerger presented a vocal solo. Beginning Monday the group will sponsor a rummage sale to he at 135 North Washington street. The committee in charge of the affair Includes Mrs. Hebert Boyer, Mrs.

Jacob Fra in, Mrs. Herbert Miller and Mrs. Carl Fry. Quality of Food Not Sacrificed by Rapid Kitchen Work The busier the man the quicker the service he demands when it comes to meal time. At the same time he demands this quick service at no sacrifice in the quality of the food he is to eat.

This business keynote oomes first in the mind of the management of the Pottstown diner. The diner, situated on High street, near Franklin, 1 a one of the busiest eating places in the borough. Anything from a sandwich to a complete meal is obtainable at any hour of the night or day. Truck men and tourists make the diner their stopping place because they know they will not be detained long. One feature that meets with favor among hundreds of persons is the fact that all food is prepared before your Cooks employed in the diner are drilled first in speed, but without any sacrifice in the quality and service to patrons.

The diner is operated primarily for this quick eating service to the busy man to whom every minute of the day or night counts. KIRKWOOD IDEAL LOCATION ENHANCES FOR DOGGIE ROASTS OLD WELDON HOUSE Facilities Provided for Early Massive Stone Structure in Fall Outdoor Events Heart of Perkiomen Valley Loretta Young who plays Helen Hunt immortal heroine in showing for the last times today at the Strand. FRIENDSHIP INN PIONEER OF CHEER Fourth Ward Resort Every Night Lady Orioles Plan Supper The auxiliary of Lady Orioles held a well-attended meeting last night in the Kulp building at which time plans were made for a spaghetti supper to be held Wednesday, Nov. 4. The affair will be In charge of the social committee of the auxiliary of which Mrs.

Anna Dettra is chairman. The public has been invited to attend the supper. The regular business meeting will follow the affair. MUSIC HOUSE We are most happy to announce to our community the MOST MODERN CASE DESIGNED PIANOS OF THE DAY. A visit to our store will convince you that beeides case design our STEINWAY, BECKER BROS.

KLEIN PIANOS Are ths Real Wonders in Tone and Technic The only wau to appreciate theee new and Fine to call and hear them. SCHOOL BAND ORCH. MSTS. We Have Built for Our School Bend Sale a Real High Grade Cornet Trumpet Clarinet Silver Plate in Caae for $35.00 and Up These instruments are specifically designed for easy playing. will gladly ehow and leave you tewt them.

Pottstown 256 Pioneers of cheer and friendship, Ye Olde Friendship inn, 421 Water I- if the old theatrical term can be applied to a pleasure resort. The Inn is without question one of the most popular places in the Fourth ward as Is Indicated by a crowded dining room and grill night after night. is as great a variety as it is possible to obtain anywhere in they are served by skilled bartenders and waitresses The busiest department of the inn, nevertheless, begins in the kitchen Cooks who are expert in the art of old-fashioned cooking have charge of this department. Spaghetti, crab cakes and deviled clams are the advertised specialties on the menus, but if it Is light lunch that Is desired or Just a sandwich, the patron is assured most anything he orders. Ye Olde Friendship Is a place where lasting friendships are being made every day.

It Is an excellent resort In which to spend a good social evening. BREAD KEPT YEARS Mrs. Nora M. Remberg, Porterville, hae entered the nationwide contest for the piece of stalest bread in the country. Following the declaration of W.

O. Scales, of Concord, N. that he has a piece of biscuit served to him during the Spanish American war 37 years ago, Mrs. Remsberg announces she has a piece of bread 50 years old, baked by her mother-in-law. DEWEY'S PLACE Sebuylktli ltd.

nr 3CHEEDT AND OLD READING LUNCH Come Op Sei. FALL SEASON IN FULL SWING AT EARLVILLE Picnics and swimming parties may be over for the year 1936. but Corn and doggie roasts are right in season. The success of such social affairs Is linked with the facilities of the place in which they are held. Consequently there is no more desirable place In this vicinity than Kirkwood park, situated along the West Chester pike a mile south of Pughtown.

There will be found all the facilities for a roast, plenty of picnic tables, pure spring water, hot coffee, and for those who do not pack their own luncheons plenty of food at the park restaurant. Pits are provided for the pitching of quoits. Kirkwood also is engaged in another business that attracts hundreds of persons. On Friday evenings auction sales are conducted which already have become an institution in the neighborhood. Foodstuffs and merchandise of endless variety is offered under the hammer while scores of persons take articles there to be auctioned.

If a natural scenic location is considered as essential to the success of a pleasure resort, then the Old Weldon House, massive old stone structure, is In the Perkiomen valley. It is situated along the Oravel pike, north of Schwenk- ville. One of the oldest and most substantial resorts In the Perkiomen valley, the Weldon House also Is one of tht most popular. It Is under the management of L. J.

Rabert. While the Summer season with ita influx of vacationists has passed. Weldon House still is a gay center. On Saturday nights the entertainment program is featured by the Haas sisters. The bar and dining room services are unexcelled.

Rabert caters especially to banquets, large or small. This Fall he has maoe special arrangements for the accomodation of bridge clubs, Sunday school classes and any other groups. Seafoods, steak and chicken dinners are the specials on the menu which causes the Weldon to be a haven of those of discriminating appetites. Read "Your Birthday dally on the Social Page The Mercury if you wiah to your friends with good wishes. Patronize Mercury advertisers.

For That MTDmOHT or DINNER Visit the Pottstown Diner HQgh and Franklin Sta. OPEN DAT AND NITS Service Station I MILES SOOTH POTT3TOWM hobu too. cut of aoae LUNCHES Small Picnics Invited WTCHDfO (DAT OR IfiOHT) George Fidley Is Host at Bright Spot The Fall season is in full swing at Earlville hotel, now under the management of George F. Fidley, a man of many years experience In this business. Fidler has arranged a high class entertainment program that is expected to attract large crowds to the resort.

Hoedowns and modern dances are conducted cm Wednesday and Saturday nights with music by Caroline and Kemp. On Friday night sauer kraut suppers are served. Manager Fidler reported plans for the improvement of the dining service. Food6 in greater variety will be kept at all times while foods will be a specialty when they are in season. 8oups and sandwiches will be available to those desiring light lunches.

Earlville hotel no doubt will receive its full share of patronage by Pottstown persons. Situated within ten miles of this borough on the Boyertown-Readlng concrete highway it is easy of access. Fidler expressed himself as well pleased with business since he took over the place but expected a great increase in trade this Fall. ARGENTINE DRINKS MORE GIN An increase in imports of whisky, gin and champagne and a decrease in wines during the first four months of 1936 as compared to a similar period the previous year is reported by the Bureau of Statistics of Buenos Aires. At the sams time there was a reduction In the amount of wine exported.

WHITE LANTERN MONOCACY Nickel Tues and Thurs. DUCK OR CHICKEN DINNERS Every Sat. Nlte, 36c Steamed Cakea So Baer MACK'S CAFE V. MACE. Prop.

Old Rdg. Pike nr DouglaasvilJe ALL KINDS OP SANDWICHES OLD READING BEER ON TAP HOTEL tH Main Pa MASQUERADE DANCE From 9 P. M. to 2 A. M.

FRIDAY, Oct. 23 Music by the 6 Merrymakers No Cover or Minimum Charge Classified In The Mercury take their message into 8000 homes. F. Linatnbigler C. L.

Rldgway Lin Rid Tourist Camp to Hot Lunches Servad Gas and Oils ttt Miles East of Pottstown. Pa Phone YE OLDE FRIENDSHIP INN 421 Water Street Pioneers of Cheer and Friendship Clama EARLVILLE HOTEL 1U BKtB Mus to by Caroline and and City Dance WILLMAN. M. O. Every Wednesday and Saturday Night a AUER KRAUT FRIDAY NIGHT Classified readers find It easy to be thrifty.

Read The daily thrift messages. RIVERSIDE HOTEL S. Pottstown At Bridge ft Old Reading Beer Choice Liquor a Light Lunch Announcement We wish to inform our patrons that we will discontinue doing business at Trappe after Oct. 4th. On or about Nov.

1st we will open for business Old Jefferson Inn," at Jeffersonville, where we hope to have your continued patronage. Mrs. HILLIER House," Trappe Famous Beer Gas, Oils, Fountain Service SUNSET PASS Top of Black Horsa Hill, Route 100 Pull Course Meals Served YORK ST. HOTEL (At Second) STEAK DINNERS, 4Se Spaghetti, lie a Plate Crab Cakes All Kinds of Seafoods JIMMIE'S PLACE HIGH STREET, POTTSTOWN SPECIALIZING PLATTERS CLAMS AND CRABS Wines. Liquors and Schmidt and Old Reading Beer MARPLES GRILL READINO PIKE, NEAR BAUMSTOWlf Wimpy Lunches.

SODA ON DRAUGHT We Specialise In Cleanliness and Wholesome Food. LOOK FOR WIMPY BAVARIAN BEER CARDEN CARSONIA A little bit of the old world transplanted In Car sonia Park. Good Charm lng Surroundings. MARLBOROUGH INN Turn North at Green Lane Poetoiflee DANCING Wedneeday, Friday and Saturday filial and Kinds of Seafoods Wurtburger, Old Reading and Baer ROOMS BY DAY OR WEEK COMMERCIAL HOUSE GRILL 153 HIGH STREET awrkncx laves Prop. Hot and Cold Platters Daily WINES LIQUORS BEER est Impor LIQUORS and WINES Served by Expert Mtierologlst CLADWYN CAFE Served Any Time SOUTH AND CHARLOTTE STREETS S.

8CHAEFFER, Prop. Pottstown POTTY'S PLACE 300 Yds. West of Stowe Poet Office, Route 422 and Schmidt's Beer on Tap KIRKWOOD TOURIST CAMP POTTSTOWN WEST CHESTER ROAD I BEER AND LIGHT LUNCH Auction Sale Every Friday RIVERSIDE INN ORATERFORD, PA. AND LUNCHES Full Course Chicken and Waffle An Ideal Place for Banquets Phone; Collegevllle 278-R-3 Lobsters Steaks Sea Foods Die Scheier RESTAURANT WEST OF READING 1 Mile from Sinking Spring Phone: SHULER HOUSE CRILL 138 HIGH STREET. POTTSTOWN ADAM SCHEIDT'S VALLEY FOROE AND SUNSHINE BEER ON DRAUGHT SHADY NOOK Oa al PswasSurt Muete Every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Mights DINNERS I LUNCHES 1 BESRI PICNIC GROUNDS AND Suitable for Reunions.

Plcnice, eta. CREEN CABLES INN ROUTE LQfERICI SPSCIAL SUNDAY DINNERS Cater to Banquets ft Card Parties Mutic Every Friday Nite APOLLO TRIO Mueie Every Saturday Site The Sunshine Trio Phone Ltnfield n-R-2 JEFF'S CAFE 880 HIGH STREET JftO Brands of Liquors To Select Prom Our Mixed Drinks Are Made With Fresh Fruit Only. Try One In the New Cocktail Lounge Let Our Chef Prepare Your Food MANSION HOUSE HIGH AND KEIM STREETS How Operated by Donnell BEER WINES LIQUORS SPECIAL DAILY 35c PLATTERS Oysters, Clams, Crabs, Scallops, Lobsters Seafood Prepared Your Favorite Way ROSE BOWL INN ROUTE EIEOLKRSVILLE FRIDAY NITE Jimmy Robinson and his 9-piaca Harlem Swing Band, featuring the Mills Sisters and an AU-Star Colored Revue. miss this sensational attraction held over by popular demand! DINE AND DANCE in the SMARTEST NITS CL US in the County Try Oar DUTCH PLATTERS MIXED DRINKS, RKKR sad LIQUOR No Cover at Any for Call RulR TacnsUa THE OLD WELDON HOUSE Dttpfcl. Orsval aad (Worth of Sebvsnkartllt) BAR FRIDAY NITE OYSTERS, Any Style, 25c Saturday Nite Special Special Crab or Oyster Platter, Saturday Melody Kings Phone: BchwenksvlUe 108 L.

J. RABERT, See the Enlarged and Sewly Dentateli SHAWMONT INN I Benjamin Frangilo Highway I MUaa Weet of fwtatovn DANCING Lunette's Beer.