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PACE SIX Pilone 2263 POTTSTOWN POTTSTOWN, PA. TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18, 1945 Miss Gloria Snyder Is Married to Illinois Soldier of Gloria Snyder, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Guy R. r.

301 Elm street, South Pot to- town, and Pvt. Paul L. Elvidge, son of Dr, and Mrs. Ross Elvidge, Normal 111., took place Sunday aftprnoon 5 o'clock in St. Lutheran church.

South pottstown. The ceremony was solemnized by the Rev. Robert Lamparter, pastor. Prior to the ceremony an organ recital of bridal music was presented by Miss Ruth Hausman. The bride, given in marriage by her father, were an aqua wool dress with black accessories and a cor- eage of orchids Miss Emma Lynne Seeders bride's only attendant, was attired in a dress of yellow wool with black accessories.

She wore a corsage of gardenias. Mr. William Bell performed the duties of best man. Mrs. Snyder, mother of the bride, wore a green wool suit with black accessories and a corsage of yellow pom poms.

Following a reception in the home of the aunt, the couple left on a wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside in Bellville, 111., where the bridegroom is stationed. For traveling the bride chose a grey suit with black accessories. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Installation Staged By Women's Guild Program to Feature Installation of officers featured last night's meeting of the Guild of St John's Reformed church. Mrs.

Gilbert Bartholomew installed the following officers: Mrs. Warren Engel, president; Miss Mary Becthel. first vice president; Miss Marion Boyer, second vice president; Mrs. Donald Kochel, secretary; Mrs. Edward Weisser, assistant secretary; Mrs.

Albert Mauger, treasurer, and Miss Betty Smith, assistant teasurer. Following the installation Miss Grace Feather, retiring president, and Mrs. Harry O'Neal, retiring treasurer, were presented with a gift, emblem of the guild in the form of a gold pin. in appreciation of the work they have done for the past four years. During the program Miss Feather gave a demonstration on Christmas decorations and gift wrappings.

After the meeting refreshments were served. Beauty and the Clever Woman TT- Poltsgrove Meeting Couple Announces Mary Martin creates charm by accenting her best features. A Christmas program will mark tomorrow meeting of West Pottsgrove PTA to be held at 8 o'clock in the school. The program which will be presented by pupils of the fifth and sixth grades will include a pageant, Bethlehem carols, recitations, brass quartette under the direction of Miss Margaret Warner, and Christmas meditations by the pastors of Stowe. BIRTHS Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Degler, Royersford RD 1, announce the birth of a daughter yesterday in Pottstown hospital. A son was born yesterday in Homeopathic hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Widger, Linfield.

TCW Engagement Mr. and Mrs. George Bearde. Spring City, announce the engagement of their daughter, Gurrie, to Sgt. Blaine Hilbom Jr.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Hilborne. No wedding date was set. 1 ou.

dote HOSPITALS POTTSTOWN Admitted; Edith Eagle, 525 Chestnut street, medical. Discharged; Howard Rahn. Sanatoga. surgical; Ernest Weikel, 39 Oak street, surgical; Mrs. Jeannette Rapp.

817 North Charlotte street, maternity; Mrs. Laverne Henderson, Stowe, maternity. HOMEOPATHIC Admitted: Paul Seeder, Security building, medical; Ruth Ann Sholley. Pottstown RD 2. medical; Mrs.

Sophia Widger, Linfield, maternity. POWICK Admitted: Mrs. Helen Thees, 119 North Evans street, maternity; Josephine Miller, 960 North Charlotte street, surgical. REGENERATION Or New WHO NEEDS IT? Everybody! We have transgressed the laws of God or broken His laws. committeth sin transgresseth also the law; for sin is the transgressor of the 1st John 3:4.

A law breaker needs a pardon Can Give the Pardon! Advertisement Every woman with intelligence! and a genuine desire to make her- self attractive will find within herself those elements that create good looks. Smart, clever women are nearly always of charming appearance. Tney use their cleverness in various ways, it is only natural that they should employ this gift in building external beauty It is the witless woman who is content to be just pretty. That's not enough these days One must have style, manner, One must carry oneself beautifully, move beautifully, -have an expressive countenance that carries the radiance of good comradeship and splendor of character Create Charm Ybu buy these charms at the beautytorium; create them inside jour heart a no your soul. You build them, year after year, and it is a pleasant project.

As far as external appearances are concerned, one must know oneself, study oneself in the mirror. One must be aware of good and bad points. It is no good overvaluing the good ones or being too serious about the bad ones, if they cannot be corrected. The bright-minded woman will endeavor to make herself distinguished from the run-of-the-mill girls. She will keep in the fashion, naturally.

The styles of the moment are her dish, but her own ideas are the cream that she puts on the top of the dish. She is not content to be a carbon copy, one of a string of paper dolls. She does her hair in a special way. She wears some of the family jewels if they are quaint and interesting. She dares to make little innovations in her frocks and hats.

Catholic Girl Scouts Hold Tureen Supper Girl Scouts of St. Aloyslus Catholic church held their annual Christmas party in the form of a tureen supper last night in the school hall. The table was attractively decorated with a small Christmas tree and tall white tapers. Gifts were exchanged and Christmas hymns were sung. Dancing to the juke-box climaxed the supper-party.

Guest present was the Rev. John Campbell, assistant rector. Leaders present were the Misses Ann Jane Case, Jane Kelly, Helen Besherwor and Mrs. Henry Crocker. PERSONALS Mr.

and Mrs. Irving Jackson left for Wauchula. where they will vacation for three weeks. YOUR BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARIES HOROSCOPE IF YOUR birthday is today you arr romantic, trustworthy, indus- and sympathetic. You hfve strong feelings but keep them hid- tipn You are self confident and competent, and should enjoy success in life.

You have a fine personality and are esteemed ever you go. Today Mrs. Leon Wanner, Pottstown RD 4. Mrs. Howard L.

Stahl, of Kenilworth. MEETING POSTPONED Daughters of the King Bible class of Searles Memorial Methodist church have postponed their meeting until January. Salt will erase tea stains that remain in china cups. SINGER APPAREL STORE 363 High St. Formerly The Success Store OPEN TONIGHT Gift Giving! Cotton DRESSES Prints, stripes, Polka dots and solid colors $1.85 to i 5.93 All Sizes FOR A WARM, CHRISTMAS GIFT ALL-WOOL MUFFLERS AND GLOVES $1.95 Color.

A Add Charm To Your Home China Glass And Many Other Pieces in Our Large Stock Will Aid You POTTSTOWN CHINA and GLASS Store 1S5 HIGH STREET Phone 724 I so 200.00 eepsake DIAMOND RINGS six decades the choice of America's iovcUest brides. A. E. WILLAUER JEWELER 217 HIGH STREET (Opposite Hippodrome Theatre) Al THORIZED KEEPSAKE DEALER Mtmbcr American Retail Auoctttitn All Processaci in Grain Developer at No Extra Charge PHOTO GIFTS for CHRISTMAS Stock: Frrsh Jk Flood Bulbs fine Frames. Albums Color Sets Enlargers Movie Screens.

Bill Boyertown Photo Shop 132 E. Phtla. Ave. Photo Finishing in a Modern Plant POTTSTOWN ON PARADE OUT THIS FRIDAY DEC. 21 Fie Sure to Get Your Copy FOR SALE AT YOUR FAVORITE MAGAZINE STAND Send a copy to your SERVICE MAN interested! in selling report at the EL CHICO, High St near Washington at 8 p.

m. this evening. MAKE XMAS MONEY WEISS 214 HIGH ST. For the GIRLS Furlined MITTENS Navy Mothers Elect Officers For Ensuing Year Officers were elected last night at a special meeting held by the Navy Mothers club in Emmanuel Lutheran church. Elected were Mrs.

Gwladys Hillpot, commander; Mrs. Alice Fillman, first vice commander; Mrs. Ruth Bitting, second vice commander; Mrs. Mary Macdonald adjutant; Mrs. Anna Mauser, assistant adjutant; Mrs.

Dorothy Herb, finance officer; Mrs. Mary Ellis, chaplain; Mrs. Sara Lessig. judge advooate; Mrs. Esther Deloplaine and Mrs, Laura Leighteap, matron at arms; Mrs.

Helen Ross and Mrs. Minnie Rhoads, color bearer. Donations received were two lap robes, Mrs. Helen Spayd; one scarf. Mrs.

Margaret Guy. and a pair of booties. Mrs. Ethel Fout, Members desiring to attend the Christmas party to be held Thursday, Dec. 27.

were asked to contact Mrs. Anna Mauger, phone 1631 not later than Mondav, Just for Santa Claus! Yule Program Marks Legion Ladies' Meeting Christmas program marked last meeting of the auxiliary of the American Legion held in the post home. Lt. Emily Hauseman. ANC, who recently returned from overseas, gave an interesting talk on her work.

Vocal selections were presented by Mrs. Raymond Blefgen. accompanied by Miss Jeanne Moore. Mrs. Leon Swavely spoke to the group on Christmas customs and traditions in foreign lands.

Christmas readings were presented by Frances Peterman and Jean Reigner. While the group sang carols. Santa Claus appeared and presented gifts to all members attending. During the business session Mrs. Harry Jacquette.

membership chairman, announced a total of 305 members. It was announced the unit would send 40 ditty bags to the Naval hospital. Santa Claus is going to get quite a thrill when he reaches this chimney. Just waiting around for old Saint Nick to show up so that she may check up on what gifts he is bringing her is lovely Carol Stewart, radio vocalist. Must be awfully chilly up in that Carol doesn't seem to mind.

AOH Entertains At Children's Christmas Party Ladies' auxiliary of the AOH entertained at a Christmas party Sunday afternoon in St. Aloysius Catholic school hall. Games were played after which Santa Claus appeared and presented each child with a gift. The affair was arranged by members of the social committee of which Mrs. Dorothy Houck is chairman.

Children attending were Nancy Lessig, Paul Lessig, Charles Lessig, Frances Murphy Joseph Murphy, Carol Ann Wilke, Thomas Wilke, Barbara Houck. Patty Wack. Kay Patty O'Neill. Gail Lawler, Eileen Fisher, Kathleen Ripnack, Louis Brandel, James Hennessey, Soanne Crocker, Nancy Loughney, James Smale, Bob Sinale. James Fisher, John Boyle, Ellt Kav Boyle, Tommy Stierheim, Kathleen Sparr, Patty Pryor, i 11 1 Yurcock.

James Crocker, Toddy Bower, and Eleanor Jane DeBlase. JJso Father John Campbell, ther Duvid Leahy, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fritz, Mrs. Charles Lessig Mrs.

Charle.s Le.ssig Bruce Lessig, Curtis Wack, Edwin Fisher, Francis Murphy, Bahlv Kellij, Eleanor Lawler, Miss Madeline Brandel. Mrs. F. O'Neill. Mrs, Anna Emmons, Anne Jane Case, Mrs.

E. Fisher, Mrs. Richard Smale. Jane Kelly, Mrs. Sarah McFarland.

Mrs. John Boyle, Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy, Mrs. Dorothy Wilke, Mrs. Dorothy Houck, Rose Quigley, Mrs.

Thomas Stierheim, Mrs. Agnes Loughney, Mrs. Kitty Wack and Mrs. Mary Smale. If like to have some nice frosted glasses, you can frost them by mixing epsom salts with varnish and applying it to the surface.

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Today Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Geary, Kenilworth, 19 years. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Groff, Pleasantview road. 40 years. Social Calendar The Supreme in by Garth Herd There Is nothing like the Yuletide Spirit hope we have lots of snow, eggnog, fireplace bright and our little girls merry The HERD 2211 of Malta Committee meeting scheduled for tonight has been postponed. ETON SUITS for HOYS Large Selection Sizes 2 to 7 10 .98 .98 to Pottstown's Stort 221 High Street WEDDING We will be pleased to confer wltb you about your requirements In Invitations and Our Are Quite Reasonable UNITED PRINTING Quality Without Extravagance 1128 High St.

Phone 2251-J. Evening Appointments rr POTATO MARKET countv ft spec IR LTV Ml "Hn ft -flLomUi'J Thin Skin Juicy Tree Ripened Florida ORANGES 8-lb. Bag 59 SPECIAL Sweet Juicy Tree Ripened Finest Florida TANGERINES A Visit to Our Blouse Dept. Makes Xmas Shopping a Pleasure! A Complete Line of Fine LONG and SHORT SLEEVE BLOUSES IN BEAUTIFUL STYLES and COLORS 1 Regular $3 Value $1.95 SWEATERS A Lovely Selection in Assorted Colors BETTY LEE SHOP 269 HIGH ST. Mm WARNER BROS.

tran Continuous Performances For This Engagement FEATURE STARTS 12:55 3:55 6:55 10:00 ADDED ATTRACTION 12:00 3:00 6:00 9:05 wrtlh KATINA PAXINOU lOfiRE Gtoaot ffiAHCEN rnmoURl Added Attraction THE WAR DEPARTMENT'S STORY OF OUR BOYS IN THE PACIFIC! SOFT II VVOlU IJL FOR IVIRr USE PERFECT BREAD DISTINCTIVE FRUIT BASKETS A very appropriate holiday gift for the sick and loved ones. I here is a difference in our finished attractive use only fresh selected fruits and prepare them for delivery in many sizes. Let us have your order today. Also a Full Line of Xmas Greens Mistletoe and Christmas Trees I QOUTHERN CURB MARKET 0 High and Franklin Sts. I A WILLIAM GOLDMAN THtATM 5 s-2 STARTS TOMORROW CLARK GABLE and CAROLE LOMBARD NO MAN OF HER OWN ff THE NEW DEEP-FREEZE The Known Home Freezer 30-DAY DELIVERY GUARANTEED SAHATOGA.