The Bristol Daily Courier from Bristol, Pennsylvania • Page 5

In a I NTERESTING bits of news mainly about people you know. A chronicle of the activities of the people of Bristol; their goings and comings. HOSTS AT 1 ILV PAUTIKS CimiSTMAS MYSTERY AT SCHOOL IS LARGELY of rpsidenee from Hath street 117 street. Dr. and i J.

I Wa.triK’r. Puif Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Harmon and Grove, will hi hosts at a family have moved from Jefft'ison ner party at their homt- on Christnias iiue to street. Day to: Mr.

and Mrs. Klmer Carl and Mr. and Mrs. Dona hi Whitney and son, Donald, Oak and Charle.H aiui son tharles, Jr. Philadelphia; Catharine Appel.

Freehold, and Misn Kllu iiart Halboro. Guests entertained Christmas by Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, street, will be Dr. and Mrs John William Hardy, N.

Miss Dorothy Haidy. W('atheriy, and Mr. and Mrs. John K. Dt'LonK and family.

Bristol. Mrs. y. J. Sommerffld, Jacksoi'.

street, will have as quests at dinner on Christmas Day: Mr. and Albert Sommerfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Sommerfeld, Mr. and L.

H. C.ir- ton and daugliter: and Mrs. liay- mond Ford and son Ai thur, and lialph Copeland, Phikuhdphia. I has iiappeiu'd to How is it How many people have; I iM'eii givt'U employment eason of' its The railed Slates Treasury siate- ment of Xovembt-r 15. answers these quesiion.s in an itemized state nient as to the exai status lif the 1 as 111 the close of Inisi-: ness 31.

A.s of that date, exartly il.lno.ti it had been i I In woi'ds. three-foni-ths ot which the President uas. He was allotted f(ir relief in areas, und of that aiiunini he not spent cent. has lie any it. He was allotted $20,000.000 for soil eitiHion w(irk.

Of that amount he has not spent a eent, nor obligated 'any in' it. He was alloted 1 for office is, to maintain a roll ctuuposed almost whol'y homo ('latic appointees Of that, ami'unt he has spent or nt. Of his total expenditu.r*' (-f in SIU 1 a fun to have months ooo, 4S per cent, of it gtme to is uui'Xpended. Uwerhead 'I'he umiei-- lii tael, the 'I'reasnrv statemeiu P''ivileged farmer hiis not beneiitlcd by Pupils at St. Hall: Take Part shows that iht tir of it has been obligated 'Phe dt'iails by the I'nited Stales rnasury statement are most li shows that about the only items sei aside for expenditure that aie being drawn uiion lilxMally Attendants from Bristol at St.

payroll of Demo- Hall, X. Friday evening. raiii- These items are at the hureh services, during known as "administrative enacted the annual Christmas mystoiT i.laj wp Mrs. II. Ci.

l.m, Kussell Kllis and nra.v rian. Leslie IfelhviK. Mr, and construction work has I been started? The Tieasuiy statement HAVE (a FSTS IIKKi; Guests last week of Mr and Mrs. Augustus 233 Wood Btreet, were Mrs. EJtta Bromley, Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh McIntyre, Merle Long and son David, Frankford, and Mrs. Jacob Wessaw, Mrs. Clifford Vansant a.ul children, Bernard and Dell, South Langhorne, Mr, and Mrs. Praul will have as guests on Christmas: Mi', and Mrs.

Francis Praui and sou William, Emilie, and Mrs. Sara Bowman, Bristol. The Misses and Irene Van- Soest, Garfield, N.J., will be quests over Christmas of Mr. and Mi's. (Uiry VanSoest, Hayes street.

Miss Wanda Klaninski. will pass the holidays with Mi', and Mrs. Will Klaninski, avenue. Mr. and Edwaid Darreff, May- iair, will be entertained at Christmas dinner by Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph P'ox, I 333 Radcliffe stieet. Kenneth Giniger, of Vii'- ginia, spent two days last week with Dr. and Mrs. Siegel.

Cedar I AWAY 0 VISITS I Miss Grace Dickinson, Pond strt'f'L will pass the Christmas holiilay in Pittsburgh with Mr. and Dickinson. Mrs. Ida Ellis and Miss Laura Lllis. Jefferson avenue, will speiui Yub'- tide in Delmai-, visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Britlingliam. Mr. and Mrs. Marinas ISakaiaar, 1711 Farragut avenue, will go tu Ciurfiold, N.

Tue 8 to leniain over Christmas with Ml', and Kdward Kearney. Miss Mary Brady. Washint-'ion street, will go to Iphia lo a visit over a-; li (tosner. The Christmas will be spent by and Ldwaid Paul zyko and family, Fillmore street, in Wallington. with relatives.

Mrs. J. K. W. Tracy, the Anna Gray and Frances and Kd ward.s ti'acy, llaiicliiie siji ei, ni guests at Christmas dinner Mrs.

E. S. Votey, Summit, .1. A. F.

Winteisfi in, i'll Pad iiff- street, left Saturday to f( visit to Mr. and Conrad liuhsell, Richm.ond, lIAXiK.S OF in ii her Mrs. Huuh B. Fastburn. Dr.

and Mrs, J. J. Willaman. Mrs. ('aii Wenzel, the llev.

and Mrs. George F. Boswell, Mrs. Parke Wetherill and Mrs. C'arl de Ganahl.

Willaman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Willaman, characterized the part of a shepherd in the play. formal dinner party for students of the school attending were: the Misses Janet Willaman, Jane Boswell, Kitty Hellwig. Betty Wetherill.

Frances and Mary Eastburn, Lily CJirton. Julia Tomesani, Betty and Mary de Ganahl, Anne Fitzgerald and Norma W'enzel. for public roads and grade grossings, that only of that amount has been obligated, anil not a eent of it has yet been paid i)iit. any from Professor 'Pngwt'll's high- sounding but lum-pt'-vfnnninu agemy. The President mentioiu il rural eli'ctritication.

He set up a Rural Eiectritlcation Admi.iistration. It has employed a large liubliclty staff. It is furnishing every juipei- in ihe Pnfled States with reams of ballyhoo about how it intends tMiuip every farm house with appliances all the way from elertric churns and refrigerators to waffle irons, il was alio- euted ()f that it has expi'tided to date evm penny of which ha.s to olYice expenses. The house'vvife on the fHirn ia just as far from lier abundant eU'clrically supplied and pnsh button as she was Proi esvsional Adente Fidi'lis (J. Reading of combined choruses.

Scripture leailtnr Town of liethlehem (L. ie'duei audience; junior cliorus, ami Shepherds l.n-idt Christmas Eve (Myles p. The Birthday of a King iiiger Robert Demberi; and combint'd iln ruses. Joy to tiu' World llamlt'D. audien.c; chorus, Ciune ixhi a Mid jnight tT.

Dunhilli. Cesu Pk inian-i Voni; Holy Niuht i.Vdd -h I ChaiioUe Whiti' and (tinP-Mieil ('lionises CitHiilnighl and mas I Prayer girls ol combined choruses, recessiinial. It Came Ppon a Cleai' iWiliisi. of billed chtM'Uses. IMrertiir.

M. Davies: acci'inpanist Miss C.ir.dine Nolen. Classified Advertising Department Classifleti MU bring iH'fore this new alphahetieal agency The soil erosion wcu'k, which, in was called into iK'lng, Huge Fund Urged By President Unexpended Continued from Page One ly, to give speedy employment to the 00,000 employable individuals, then on relief. The Senate finally yielded. The resolution w'ent to conference, was out, sent to the and he approved it April S.

Eight months have elapsed since the became uvuiluble.j What money available. addition to public and gradt crossings, the President particularly mentiened as being in his program, was allotted ili 1,000,000. Up to October 31, checks had drawn against this in the sum of The forestry service was another item the President mentioned. To it was allotted Up to October 31, checks had been drawn against it in the sum The Department was allotted $17,370.470 for eonstruction in yards and docks. Of that amount only $1,766,431 has been Rivers and harbors, and flood control, were allotted Of that amount only has been expended.

The Pi-esident particularly mentioned rural rehabilitation. This comes under the administration of Professor Tugwell. He was allotted for rural resettlement work. Of that amount he had by October 31, $4,183,126, or only 3.2 per cent, of the And now' for Mi'. Hopkins! After quarrel between him and Secretary Ickes as to which should allowed to have the doiibtfnl honor of iK'lng the biggeH'i spendthrift of the "New the awarded fir.st place to Mr.

Hopkins, and put him in charge of Hie Progress Administration. President allotted Mr. Hopkins for administrative expenses, and 1,019,180,323 for work relief. As ol October 31, Mr. Hopkins had for that- purpose.

But he had expi'ud- ed on overhead or 44 per cent, of amount allotted to him for that 08 e. To put it another way, Mr. i.iop- kins had, on October pended of 632, or IS per was for overhead! 31, actually ex- of which IN APPREClA ilON to all our friends who were kind in patronizing ns yeai', we wish th; in AMERRYCi-IRISTMAS Xmas Flowers and Trees Our nl of MiJWLRS, PLANTS and novm iils are larger ihis year than ever before and at PRICES Growing and Cut Frees Wreaths, Grave IMankets Po i sc 11 ia (Jy I a men Begonias ierns Cut Mowers Fine Selection of Christmas Novelty Plants J. C. Schmidt Maple and Otter Streets Carol Servke Presented At Bensalem Twp.

School COIiNWEIJ.S HEIGHTS, m-c 23 'I'he Christmas carol was the feature at Ihe meeting ol jthe Cornwells P. T. A. in (be school Hiidltoriuni evening, Following a short biisincH.s meeting' which the l)annei was awarded jto Olive SargeanPs class, the fol- lowing program was given by studenls of the junior and senior high school Come Around and Help CELERRA'FE CLIRIST.MAS EVE of Fun Huts, link FI C.XLORK Chili Concarne and 2 Beers Schmidt's and Old -I On Dran DORIS GRILLE Washingt ad Monday and Tuesday WILLIAM POWELL in Rendezvous With BINNEY BARNS and LIONEL ATWELL 'riirllllng Story Inlernational Intrigiie CARTOON COMEDY, DUTCH LATEST MONOTONE NEWS EVENTS IIK. Hm.lim KAY FRANCIS in FOUND STELLA PARRISH' Cooking's on this New Model Gas Range! OOK on a modern, heat conirolled gas range and you'll a For, you'll find perfect results are certain every lime.

Handsome Quality Gas Range pictured is a new model featuring all the latest improvements such as insulated oven and thermostatic control. Costs only $59.50 cash. Slightly higher on budget terms; $2 down, 24 months to pay. Here's an excellent way to spend that Christmas check Santa brought you 1 hiladelphia lectric CoMPANy All Our Suhurhan Stores, or See Your Dealer Radio Patrol EDDIE SULLIVAN and CHARLIE SCHMIDT arrying off the caddies THE YEGGS HWE YOU SSSSftlO IF WE C-C-C-COULDN'T HM-IDLETHEM WL'D BETTER TURN IN OUR- bftDGES 15W0-BUT probably won have 10 eOTHER TO TURN IN OUR. BADGES THE FROM Announcements QUALI'I MEATS PHONE 457 1039 POND STREET LOWEST PRICE IN TOWN! TITRKFViJ 29 33 MIXED NUTS WALNUTS 24 FRESH-KILLED STEWING CHICKENS lb 26c ROASTING CHICKENS lb 29c MINCE MEAT I7c CRANBERRIES 19 LARGE LEMONS HARD CANDIES 15 GINGER ALE ORANGES phiI.Hhliihia.

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