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fclXTfcbN NEW CASTLE MEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1926. WHBS' BETTES AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICFC WILL BUILD THEM Scout Leaders Meet At Camp Make Plans For Court Of Honor And Also For Round-Up CONSIDER PLANS FOR WINTER WORK Buick Thermostatic Control provides smooth Engine Performance at 90 the shade Thermostatic Circulation 'Control is a new reason why the Buick engine is so easy to start and so pleasant to drive, in ail kinds of Summer conditions prevail ail year, under the Buick hood. At or at zero, this valuable Buick improvement reduces the warming-up period to less than three minutes! For this, and many other vital reasons, the 1927 Buick is the Greatest Ever Built. The engine is vibrationless beyond belief Drive it and see what that THE reatest Lawrence Automobile Co. 101-103 South Mercer St.

Open Every Evening CATHEDRAL DANCE DRAWS INTEREST What promises to be one of the biggest social events of the Thanksgiving season is the dance to be held in the new Scottish Rite Cathedral on Friday evening, Nov. 26. The committee in charge of the dance consists of Donald Russell, Dean Staley and James Hinish. The; boys are making every effort to make the dance one of the biggest events in the history of the city. Invitations have been sent to surrounding towns and according to word a large delegation from Shar- on.

Butler, Grove City, Youngs-; town, Beaver Falls and New Brigh-: ton is expected. The committee was very fortunate in securing the a hot dance band direct from a successful southern tour, for the occasion. It will mark the initial appearance of this coterie of musical wizards to New Castle and the dancers are eagerly awaiting the event. Another Whippet Achievement i Canada-to -Mexico, averaging 293 miles per gallon of gasoline 29.7 miles per hour 1845 total miles traveled 62 hrs 8 mm. total driving time Driven by a representative of the Automobile Club of Washington, an absolutely stock Whippet Sedan left the Canadian border at 8 a- m.

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Second fall meeting of the Scout Leaders club was held last evening at Camp John M. Phillips and despite the severe rainstorm 3 5 men were present. A fine oyster supper was served by menu committee, W. G. Ayers chairman.

The program commitete provided a splendid quartet which rendered several selections. Tha members of the (quartet were Peter Grittie, Jack Grlttie, Harry Coates and Albert Peck. The scout leaders discussed the efficiency shield that, will be awarded to the troop scoring the most points in a stated period. This contest will begin in January and the different troops are all planning on winning this shield. Scout Executive Calahan discussed with I he leaders (he new training school to begin in January 1111 der the leadership of Charles Me- Gratli, chairman (if the leadership jand training committee and Charles Grafton, chairman of the publicity committee.

This training course will be opened to all men above 18 years of age in Lawrence county. Sunday school leaders, club or lodge leaders, school leaders or anybody else interested in a training school In leadership is invited. Competent instructors will be in charge, there will be no charges, and anybody desiring further information about this course should get in touch with Boy Scout headquarters, Greer building. Scout leaders also decided last evening to enter the western Pennsylvania camporee of section E. which is to be held in Pittsburgh in the early spring.

Lawrence county expects to bring home the bacon in this meet. The round-up was also discussed last night und final plans were made. The roundup is to be held in the Carnegie auditorium Friday evening, December 10. Anybody interested in what the boys of Lawrence county are doing is invited to attend this year. It will be run in a different form than ever before, being more in the form of a scout circus.

Four rings will be used, demonstrating tender- Ifoot, second, first and merit scouts in a competitive way. Peter Grittie, scoutmaster of troop 18, was appointed by man Ralph Davis to make some plans for the Thanksgiving mara- jthan race to be held this year over a new course. A new cup will be started this year as a cup must be won three times before it becomes permanent property to a troop. Croton troop 5, Ralph Davis scout- I master, won the cup permanently last year. Rev.

Bell was present last night, gave a. very interesting talk to the men on what leadership means to a man, himself and to the com- jmunity. All the men joined in a rising vote to thank Mrs. Ayers for a large crock of cold slaw which she donated to the dinner. President Ralph Davis nang his famous southern song at the meeting to the delight of all those present.

However, he over-stressed himself a little and consequently is not doing any talking today. The Court of Honor will be held on Friday evening, December 3, at the Benjamin Franklin junior high school, with Chairman of the Court of Honor Dr. Williamson in charge. Prof. T.

W. Johns, chairman of the music committee, will he in charge of the chorus and instrumental music. The public is invited and urged to attend this meeting, as there will be no charge and everybody will have a better conception of what scouting means to the boys of the community. Several hundred badges will be issued at this time, and it will be dramatized in a three-act play entitled the Heights." Rev. H.

W. Lambert Assists In Revival At Huntington, Pa. Rev. H. W.

Lambert pastor of the Gospel tabernacle of the Christian and Missionary Alliance on Pearson street has relumed from Huntington. where he assisted I in special evangelistic services for two weeks in the Christian and Missionary Alliance church of that city. Rev. Lambert conducted two services daily. A special feature of tha meeting was the conversion ot' a number of young people.

Rev. D. J. Davies who has assisted in special services in New Castle is pastor of the Huntington church. While away Rev.

Lambert spoke to the students of Juniata college of which Martin G. Brumbaugh, former governor of Pennsylvania is president. The cityward trend indicates that what the man with the hoe really wants is a roof garden. Ah, well if the coal man had no innings the ice man would make it hot for you. Statue Completed Statue of Columbus, as it appears now and on which finishing touches are being added preparatory to its unveiling in Richmond, on Columbus Day, 1927.

When the Italian. I colony of the city made the proposal to erect the statue much opposition developed in the Richmond city council, attracting nationwide attention. Called To Wampum By Accident To Sister And Mother Today Indicate Mrs. Sturgeon's onditlon Is Wampum Notes (Special To The News) WAMPUM. Nov.

17. Mrs. Jas. McBee and family here Tuesday morning, Mrs. McBee being called by the 'serious accident to her mother and sister, Mrs.

B. J. Braby and Mrs, W. C. Sturgeon, who are in the Ellwood City Hospital.

Mrs. condition is more favorable than Mrs. Sturgeon as it is feared Mrs. inhaled considerables fumes. CHURCH SERVICE Thursday night Rev.

J. N. Crox- jall of Mahoningtown M. E. church will have charge of service at I Newport M.

E. Good speakers have been secured for every night during the series of meetings. ARRA NGE OU RKK Wampum high school has secured the following entertainments for a course: Emory Parnell, November IS, at the M. E. church.

De Marco Italian Quartette, December 3, Presbyterian church. Bam Grahtwell. M. E. church.

December 16. Strongheart. February 25, Presbyterian church. BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT OF MAGIC TRICKS Thursday, November 18, 8 P. M.

At the First Christian Church ON THK DIAMOND Adults Children 15c SHOOT IS PLANNED Wampum Gun Club members are great preparations for the shoot on Thanksgiving Day. Some of the best marksmen in the county are expected to be on the field. A large crowd is expected if the weather proves fit for the shoot at 9 a. m. AM PI PEPvSC AI ,8 Mrs.

Thos. Hickey was a visitor in Pittsburgh yesterday. Mrs. T. Angeroth has returned to her home in Philadelphia after a visit with Mrs.

Clarence Stapf of this place and Mrs. A. B. Vogan of New Castle. Mrs.

Oliver Hoagland was called to Pittsburgh by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Stewart Barnes of Rochester was a recent visitor at the home of her mother, Mrs. Melissa Galbreath. D. E.

Orris was a business visitor in Ellwood City Tuesday. Mrs. C. N. Moore of Greenville, has returned home.

Miss Bradford Will Address Noon Meeting In Y.W.C.A. Miss Bradford, evangelist at the Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist church will conduct the prayer service at noon in the Y. W. C. A.

on Thursday. The address will be given by Miss Bradford and the special music will be a vocal solo by Mrs. C. M. Propst.

A short prayer service is being held in the Y. W. C. at noon each day in observance of the Week of Prayer and World Fellowship. Today the meeting was in charge of Mrs.

A. 13. Fankhauser. The special music was a vocal solo by Mrs. K.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lambright were in Beaver Falls on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Knox Oil key visited at the home of A. Noggle of near Wampum on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S.

Altman and tarn- ily visited at Knox, over the week end. Born io Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis a daughter at the hospital in New Brighton. Mrs.

Kennet and daughter of Canton, spent the week end at the horne of Albert Welsh. Mr. and Mrs, Colin Cornwall of Pittsburgh spent Sunday at the horne of William l.anghorst. Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Morris of Morado, visited at the honte of John Yoho Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. J.

McCullough of Wampum visited Mary Harrison on Saturday. Mrs Bertha Schauf field and son of Canton, and Mrs. McGowan of Darlington visited in towu on Monday. Robert Buchanan and grandson Yoho were in Beaver Falls on Monday, Mr. and Mrs, William Fowler spent Sunday with Enon, friends near Attj home town is a good home I tow to the man who lunch twith the banker..