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SIX TIMES-MIRROR. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1937 WARREN, PA I McKenney On Bridge I Problems -jt. By WUXI AM E. McKENNEV Secretary, American Contract Bridge League HAVE YOU A "KNICK KKACr SHELF? Here a splendid way to be ycuT own interior rotor. Place narrow wooden or glass shelves across the top of a win dow, or in that comer thot look? so bare.

Fill them with small plants, little vases and vorious novelties. You'll be prised how this inexpensive addition lend' charm and individunlitv to the room! Afternoon a special II ght to hosten end uesti QUAKER petite SQUARES ore passed oround the table. Y-Dub Club Members Hear Excellent Talk Bv Mr. Deardorff ihere were 33 members of Uie Y-Dub Club of the W. C.

A tn: attendance last evening for the meeting to greet the; guest speaker, M. H. Deardorff. Mr. Deardorff gave a most interesting and worthwhile talk on "The Four from various angles, dealing with the economic.

political, educational and economic situations. These factors, he explained, decided largely where the pioneers eventually made their homes. Among books mentioned in cormection with the talk were and Along the After listening to Mr. Dear-! dorff'p talk there much discussion among the members as to which group they belonged, and' no doubt earh member came to the conclusion that her part of the slate was the most advanced in. all the Interests mentioned, and there was no question but that iti excelled all other sections In beautiful 8 hospitable associations.

Miss Elizabeth Lopez, presided, at the business session, preceding the dinner and the club voted to omit the second meeting In December by reason of cxintllcting engagements. The next regular meeting wll be on 'Fuesday evening, January 4, the dinner chairman to be Mrs. Katherine Hullng. Group singing was enjoyed between the serving of the courses and the dinner menu was considered a most excellent one. with thanks to the committee in charge.

GIFT SHOP At the Oroleta, 1109 Penn'a. Ave E. New things coming in dally. Practical and Unusual Gifts. 12-7-3t.

Social Events onta Club Advances LESSER The maiden name of Betsy Rosa, i 311 Third Avenue, maker of the first American MaJiy AttracUve Articles for was Eliza beth Griscomb. Christmas Giving Unusual Christ- (mas Cards and Wrappings. 12-7-21. FOR A REAL TREAT A Dish of ITALIAN SPAGHETTI Any Hour of the Day or Evening LUNCH ROOM 803 Penna. East Also Packed to Take Out ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS CANDY NOW from Mist MnyBelle Bairstow 103 Oneida Ave.

Phone 1024-J HINK MEETING OF MISSION STUDY UNIT Splendid refx)rts have been received concerning the very successful opening meeting held by the Interdenominational Mission Study Group last P'riday afternoon in the First Evangelical church. Mrs. W. L. Arnold, of North Warren, wa.s the chairman in charge of the program.

Devotions were conducted by Mrs. Arthur M. Splller, of the First Baptist church. The speaker for the day was Mrs Norman Beals of Franklin, who appeared in native costume and gave a fine talk on the life of the Portuguese peoples. Native bom herself, Mrs.

Beals added a great deal to the Interest In her talk by recollections of her own personal family She has been In this countrj' since a child and has done a great deal in mission work in the New states. At the close of the program, lea was served in the church dining room, with Mrs. Mrs. C. Wygant and Mrs.

John Nageli pouring at the tea table. GOOD FELLOWSHIP CHRISTMAS DANCE The Good Fellowship dancing group is making plans for the annual Christmas dance, to be held Wednesday evening, December 15. Reservations may be made for either a steak or fish dinner and special door prizes are being planned. The committee in charge is composed of Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Garrison, Jr. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Smith, Mr. and Mrs. James Lynch, Mr and Mrs. Robert Dunn, Mr. ajid Mrp Homer Culbertson, Mrs.

Ruth Fosburg and James krop HOUSE- AT THE CLUB The December "open at the Club, sponsored by the Entertainment Committee, will be held tomorrow afternoon. Hostesses are Miss Ella Tybout, Miss Anna G. Rockwell, Mrs. S. L.

Myer, Mrs. R. L. Young and J. P.

Fenstermacher. There will be cards and sew mg and tea and a social time to follow. The committee and hostesses extend an Invitation to all club members to be present. Solution to Previous Contract Problem It was rubber bridge and North fit 1 South were playing one of MlC ol Its those family against family games 1 1 behind in the score. That 'arty for the sent to me by Robert W.

Wilks, of Yonkers, N. erfiit with very fair skin and blue eyes, came to tho stage via and in and liramatic instnic- lion Mnie. Maria Ouspens- kaya. She was chosen her pari in Wonderful because of hei- absolutely natural beauty and of and Prrera spe.iks language.s Italian, French, German, English and Spani.sh, and she can read Russian! Catholic Daughters to Hold Christmas Parly 20 1 lie Zunta Club committee an- nuuncea today that it has been necessary for it to change the dale of its annual Christmas party for deserving children, the event take place Thursday evening, 16. instead of the fol- evening as originally plan- The party will be the nature of a dinner at in the First Presbyterian church One' of the principal guests will be Claus, who always presents to each child two articles of new clothing and a toy, as well as candy, oranges and the things that a Christmas party.

momber.H have been work-, Rnthusiastically with the preparations and ably assisting Miss Grace Mitchell, general chairman, anti the following sub-chairmen; Nothing. Dr. Elizabeth iJinner. Miss Alice Mead: securing; nf rhildren. Miss Agnes McLaugh- luv toys.

Miss Mayme Wendelboe; fiei'orntinns. Marguerite Gin- H'l-r- entertainment, Miss Alta Lumi. I 4J5 10 8 2 10 7 4 10 4S 4 A98 4K 10 3 A54 AKQ3 4k A J2 vulnerable South West North East 2 N. T. Pa.ss 3 N.

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Pass 6 N. T. Pass Pa. 5 Pass Opening 4. CALIFORNIA POTTERY Torte Plates Sugars, Creamers Coffee Jugs Casseroles Salad Bowls Salt and Pepper D.

Coffees Tom and Jerry MAKE THIS MODEL AT HOME GIFT PHOTOGRAPHS FOR CHRISTMAS All Expired Coupons Still Good (For phone Have Your Sitting Appointment Necessary BENNETT STUDIO Blue White Restaurant WOMEN OF THE MOOSE WILL PLAN FOR PARTY A large attendance of members is hoped for at Wednesday meeting of the Women of the Moose, since plans will be made at that time for the holding of a Christmas party. The plans will include a Christmas tree for the children and an appropriate program. meeting will be preceded by a six tureen supper for members and their families. Mns. Janf and Mr.s.

Nell Eggleston were named la.st evening at the meeting of Warren I Court, Catholic Daughters of America. to act as CO-hostesses for the annual Christmas par ty. The party will takp Monday evening, December 20, at the Philomel Club, with a pi'ogram, Christmas tree, Santa Claus and other pleasant features, details to be announced later by the chair men. They will be as.sisted by the fol committee members: Mrs Ann Mrs. Alta Gray.

Mrs. Marguerite Peters. Mrs. Edith McCauley, Evelyn Armstrong, Mary Aaron, Marion Crosby, Mrs, Edna Dletsch. Mrs.

Stella Lynch, Mrs Mildred Hartweg, Vera Font Mrs. Ann Gisselbrecht. Mrs. Marie McGarry was chair man of the committee for the so' clal time to follow last night's I meeting. Prizes for bridge were i awarded to Mrs.

Helen Mangus, for high in contract, and to Mrs. Anna Mae Schaeffer, for high in auction Refreshments served by the con. mlttee concluded the evening. Whether Christmas is Green or White GIFTS From Will Delight Dance Sets $1.19 Rayon crepe and satin. Adorable Tailored and lace trimmed.

Lace Cloths $1.8945.95 A gift that will delight and please. For smartness and table style. to $1.00 Bath Salts, Powder, Toilet Tuckstitch Pajamas $1.19 to $1.39 For Those Who Like to MAKE Printed Dimity yard For those dainty aprons, so popular now. otton yard For peasant aprons, clothespin aprons, etc. IMnts iilain color.

For the Home There are bed spreads, blankets, cushions, etc. PHILOMEL CLUB STUDY MEETING All members of the Philomel! Club are urged to attend the study meeting to be held tomorrow af -1 temoon at 2:30 Mrs. I Margaret Parker, chairman, has arranged a review of Marcia Dav-: and members, are urged to hear it for a greater appreciation of the Christmas program to follow next Wednesday December 15. W. C.

T. U. News CENTRAL UNION HAS CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The Central W'. C. T.

U. members will be entertained Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at home of Mrs. Florence Emery. 6 Elm street, Mrs. C.

G. Berry, the leader, has arranged a Christmas program and a large attendance Is hoped for. The opening lead of the spade four was won by East with the ace, and South won the return of; the nine of spades with the king. Things looked black indeed but trusting that lady luck would turn her favors his way. He led three rounds of diamonds and that suit broke.

West, declarer decided, had held five spades originally. The heart situation looked bad. but South laid down the ace, East dropping I the queen. South did not think this was a singleton, but decided there was a way to Hnd out. West had shown five spades and three diamonds.

Now if he also held five hearts, then he was void of clubs. The declarer led a low club from his hand, and when West played a club, he now knew East held at least one more heart. The king was In Those Beautiful Shades of Coral Glacial Blue Turquoise Mexican Blue Apache Red Golden Glow Delphinium Blue Ming Yellow Red Wood The Place to Shop for Better Gifts Elasel Style Photographs 12--Size 3x5- $3.75 THOMAS, Photographer, 418 Water St. Sheffield News Contract Problem Solution In next issue) East bid diamonds and West bid spades, yet North and South arrived at a four-heart contract. club opening was won by South with the seven.

The ace of hearts was cashed. You should have enough information, now, to make the contract safely, 493 98653 10 7 3 A10 2 4 1085 2 VQ42 None VNone 52 J43 did 4322 A AQ4 A 10 7 94 AQ7 and S. vul. ment before Justice of the Peace Edwin Anderson Sunday and were released after being assessed fines and costs. Rudolph was charged Sheffield.

Dec. 7-Tlie members with reckless driving and into.xica- of this undefeated high school football team and Coach Tom Drummond the guests of honor at a partv given in the school gym Friday evening by the! street a short west of Tionesta street. The Rudolph intoxication. The accident which led to their arrest occurred about 10:45 Saturday night on West girls of the senior class. The gym was decorated in orange and black, I the school colors, with line mark; ers on either side and gaily decor- machine, a Chevrolet coach, proceeding east on the highway, rammed into the back of ated goal posts at each end of the gym convertng the spacious floor embankment Into the yard of The' Greenan residence.

Goodard was in his car at the time but escaped uninjured, as did Rudolph and Rogers. Damage to the two cars was at 100 HI NTED HERE into a miniature gridiron. program included pep songs by the group and a talk by Coach Drum- i I mond, who commended the boys for their fine work during the sea- son. Contributing also to the pro- gram were the Misses Helen Gro- nic and Jeanne Bramer, each of i i whom offered a vocal number, and Bill Daddio, Bill Stapulis, rank Bob Troubadours, who pre- i Patrick and Marshall Goldberg, sen ted a variety act of music and 1 nationally publicized stars of this juggling. Dancing, with Fran and University of Pittsburgh un- I Her Boys furnishing the music, I defeated football team, are report- rounded out the enter -1 ed to have hunted for deer in the tainment.

Lunch consisting of ice Four Mile run section near here i cream and cake was served, the Saturday. According to the re- I ice cream having inserted In it the Port, the famous footballers were legend Champions of ANNUAL ELECTION AT SALEM CHURCH The annual meeting for election of Sunday school officers will be held tomorrow evening at the Sal-1 em Evangelical church. A brief prayer service will precede the meeting, to start at 7:45 All members are urged to be pres-! ent. 1 PI MU MEETING MISS DELONG The December meeting and Christmas program of Phi Chapter. Pennsylvania Pi Mu Society, vkdll be held Friday evening of this week u1th Miss Rosamond DeLong, 1 Second avenue.

A large attendance is anticipated. CONEWANGO UNION MEETING-PARTY The Conewango W. C. T. U.

wil! hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at at the home of Mrs. R. N. Brown 417 Water street. This will also be the Christmas party.

Mrs. Edna DufF give a Christmas read Ing and Mrs. Ruth Lindquist will provide the music. An exchange of gifts will be conducted in the form of a grab A large attendance is hoped for. CHICKEN DINNER, BAZA A Youngsville M.

E. Church, Dec. 10th. Chicken Dinner 5 to 7 P. 40c.

12-7-lt VOl THFTL INDOOR KK EASY TO DON EASY TO IRON PATTERN 4322 by ANNE ADAMS If you have a lot to do, the greatest help in the world to have a house dre.ss that will save you the guests of Walt Fridley, of Kane, who was a member of the PLEADED GUTLTY i freshman team at Pitt this year played in dummy and East play- Harry Rudolph, of Bluejay, and whose father, Sam Fridley, a ed the six. The king of hearts was i his companion, George Rogers, also! woods-jobber for a lumber played and jack fell. of Bluejay, arrested Saturday, company, conducts lumber camp Knowing the distribution of 1 night by local Chief of Police section visited by the foot- had now made it easy for I ford Secor when their car rammed the declarer to read the club dis- i into a parked car belonging to tribution, so a small club was led Howard Goddard, of Bluejay, from dummy and the jack finess- pleaded guilty to charges presented. The ace of clubs was then ed against tnem at their arraign- played and West was forced to ball stars. READ THE They give you facts about quality and price before you buv.

make another discard, having discarded a spade on the second club play. He discarded another small spade. Now declarer led the three of diamonds and West was forced to I p. r. A.

News PRESBYTERIAN AID PLANS RECEPTION Friday afternoon, December 10, at three o'clock, Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will entertain at a reception in the new church parlors for Mrs. Harold C. Warren. All women of the church are invited. THE MISSES lessi Third Prmce Matchles.s Perfume, Powder and Compacts.

12 -T- 2 t. Low rate Taxi. Call 777 12-7-6t' SIGMA TAU DELTA The Sigma Tau Delta Sorority will meet tonight at the home of Miss Dorothy Akers, and all members are urged to be present. Revenues received for the transportation of mail by the Class 1 railroads of the United States amoimted to $92,052,257 in 1935, aa compared to the year before. SCHOOL UNIT The regular meeting of the Page School P.

T. A. will be held Wednesday evening. An interesting program has been arrajiged and all members and friends are urged to be present. 'Indiscret' Cologne will make yuur Ohristmas list sfuirlilr Wben in Cologne by Locien Lelong, because it is always flattering, always welcome.

Famoue for sparkling fragrance, and its unusuaJ flacoo, like carved alabaster. 3.75 time and trouble and here Is either part with the queen of just the dress. of all you can, or a heart. He played a make It yourself with the greatest 1 heart and declarer hartng disease Its simple full-length cluh ten on the diamond, the last two, tricks with the ten and three of! makes the short, pleated sleeves, and the youthful collar as simple I to finish as ABC. The course, I do not defend the opening means you can slip the: bidding.

It was a little ambitious dress on like a coat without muss-' the play was good enough to ing your hair and because it opens i take advantage of any favorable out flat you can iron it factor in the adverse distribution. For equally smart lines make the 1937, NEA Inc.) dress without the collar and omit the pocket. Pattern 4322 is available in and sizes 14. 16, 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38. 40, 42 and 44.

Size 16 takes 4 3-8 yards 36 inch fabric. Illustrated step-by-step sewing Instiaictlons included. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c in coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anne Adams pattern. plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER. Look smart this winter! Send for the latest ANNE ADAMS PATTERN BOOK, and plan a dashing wardrobe from its slmple-to-sew patterns.

Matrons look slim in flattering styles! up some of the chic party frocks, afternoon charmers, cheery models, and jaunty sport- sters! Kiddies and Juniors will be delighted with perky school frocks, too! Fabric and accessory tips included. PRICE OF BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. PRICE OF PATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS. BOOK AND PATTERN TOGETHER TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Send your order to Tlmes-Mlrror, Pattern Department.

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L. C. Eddy, Attorney. I October 25, 1937. Nov.

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