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PAGE NINE Divinity school. Baltimore. Md CIround the World Today to he opened as fa-t as arrange- menta permit, said O. Baldwin, jcha.rmm of the Stale Alcoholic Beeiace Contiul Board, The Alabama mmenirnt left only States technically dry. They are Katuna, Oklahoma, TVnnessee, Miasjwippl and Oeorgla.

Each now permits the ai of at least 3 2 brer. dlCU iTh plans were made for ths formation of an Adams Countv federation, composed of th three federated clubs of the county. A list of officers approved by the three clubs will be voted upon bv th representative of the clubs present and the formulation of by-law for the new federation will be discussed. Mr. Lester L.

Lam pert. East Broadway, entertained yesterdav afternoon at a luncheon bridge at th Graeffenburg Inn. Caledonia. Tli coters at th luncheon numbered twenty-nine, six tables of card being In play. Favors for high scorns wet received by Mrs WU-ltam Weaver.

Mrs. J. Barton, Mrs. Francis C. Mason.

Mrs. Edmund W. Thomas, Miss Virginia Barton, Mrs. Mark K. Eckert, and Mrs.

Wslter Africa. Quests from out-of-town Included Mrs, T. K. King, Marlon. who Is visiting at the home of her brother-in-law snd sister.

Dr. and Mra. Henry W. A. Hanson.

College campus: Mrs. Hershey and Miss Virginia Hershev, York Springs, and Miss Snyder, New Oxford. ALABAMA QUITS DRY-STATE RANKS Sale Of Legal Liquor Begin In That Stat For First Tim In Twenty-Two Year Voted Local Option MONTGOMERY, May -Alabama left th rank of th nations dry State yesterday with the sal of legal liquor for the first time In twenty-two years. V. P.

Screws. Montgomery Police Com rniiM oner, made Uie initial purchase at the State-operated store, opened her by authority of local option vote March 10, From seventy-five to on hundred persons crowdrii about the doors. Liquor stores In th other twenty-three co untie which voted wet are The choir at last evening's service consisted of members from the seminary. The ushers were also seminary studenis. A large group of persons Including seminary students, alumni end guests, was in attendance.

This morning program opened with matins the seminary chapel at 8 45 o'clock under the direction of Dr. Abdel Rojs Wentz, a member of the faculty at the seminary. Dr. Speer again addressed the group at 9 o'clock on the topic, "What Is Christianity Dr Paul E. Scherer, pastor of the Holy Trinity church.

New York City, began his senes of three lectures on the general subject "Give Us God" at 10 o'clock In the chapel Dr. Speer gave his concluding lecture on "The Death of Christ In Human Experience at 11 o'clock. The annual seminary alumni luncheon was held at 12 JO o'clock In the refectory with the meeting of the alumni association foilowmg at which Dr. M. Stanley Kemp, an alumnus, gave the principal address.

At 2.45 o'clock a memorial service was held for Dr. Jeremiah Zimmerman, late of New York City, and Dr. Luther Kuhlman, Gettysburg, graduates of both the college and seminary here. The addresses for this service were delivered by Dr. Robert Forten-baugh, head of the History department at the college, and Dr.

John Aberiy, seminary president. Dr. George A. Barton, of the Episcopal mike at JJQ o'clock in the chapel, The seminary chorus will conclude 'the day's program with a recital 7.45 o'clock in the Christ Lutheran church. A surprise party was given at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Rose, Gettysburg. In honor of their daughter. Mary Elizabeth Rase, who celebrated her sixth birthday on Sunday. An enjoyable afternoon was spent In playing games.

Refreshments were served to the following guests: Marv Elizabeth Rose, Barbara Ann Little, Jean Small, Mary Louise Bisbing. Rosetta Catherine Miller, Junior Bisbing. Jole Lltgher snd Joseph Redding. Attend League Meeting Mrs. Charles T.

Ziegler. Mrs. Clyde Berger. Mr. Marie Ziegler, Mrs.

Roy 7. inn, Mrs. Rasmus 8. Saby. Mrs.

Anna Plank. Mrs. Benjamin Parvtn, and Mrs. Kenderton S. Lynch, members of the Oettva-burg Mothers Club left this morning for Shippensburg, where thev are attending the final meeting of the Cumberland Valley League of Federated Clubs.

At the morning session. Mrs. Lynch, first vice president of the league, mad ths response to the address of welcome, snd during th reports of department chairmen, Mrs. Saby presented report fntm the American Home department of which she is chairman. At the afternoon session, DR.

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Germany, Mav 6 AP). Relchsfuehrer Adolf Hitler attended the christening yesterdav of the steamer Wilhelm Gustloff. something new In Germany's merchant marine. Purely a pleasure craft, the Wilhelm Gustloff was designed and built for the Nazi "strength through Joy movement Just to give vacationing Nazis ocean-going luxury. (Thu movement is a phase of the German labor front designed to keep workers happy by providing holiday and recreation.) Robert Ley.

German trades union commissioner, christened the vessel as a memorial to the Nazi foreign agent, Wilhelm Gustloff, who was slain last year In Switzerland. Philippine Police Killed MANILA, May 6 (AP). Newspaper correspondents have reported three Philippine constabulary men were killed when ambushed by Moro outlaws In the Bavang district, Lanao province. Dispatches said the soldiers were shot down while getting water at a mountain spring. The outlaws escaped.

Admits Ban Juan Bombing SAN JUAN. P. May 8 say that Rafael Lugo Julbe, seventeen years old, confessed ho placed a May Day bomb In the office of the newspaper "El Imparclal for $3.50. Three persona were Injured and the city shaken by the blast. Julbe.

police said, told them he placed the bomb at the request of striking pressman The pressman denied It. British Flier Seta Record HESTON, England, May 8 (AP). H. L. Brook, British flier, set a new record from Capetown, South Africa, to England, when he landed his plane here yesterday.

His time was four days and 20 minutes, beating Amy Molllson's record of four days, 16 hours and 17 minutes. STORES IMVWMMm Pledgee V. S. Co-oprration O.VDON, May 8 AP). Norman received last night final as-ances of British and general rooean co-operauon with the ",.1 State In solving world problems.

Since the J.ted States Ambassador-at-Large jjn in London he has talked i-h leading European statesmen ih. pledge of co-operation he is k-itd to convey to President Last doubts as to the dltv of these assurances, It Is here, were dispelled by agree-1. of the 22 participating to sign tomorrow the In--a-lonal sugar conference pact signed to stabilize that Industry's eduction and marketing. j5 Houses Destroyed By Fire CAIRO, Egypt, May 6 (AP). destroyed 385 houses In the age of El Bakatush, In Lower 'vot and left twelve persons id 'thirteen seriously Injured and ,00 homeless yesterday.

The overnment sent tents and food. six More Catholics Sentenced KOBLENZ, Germany, May 6 AP), Nazi campaign against al-flfd Immorality In Catholic or-iwzatlons continued with the sending of six persona to terms as iig as five years In the penl-'ntiary. The states attorney -erely blamed Catholic superiors lr tolerating "evils which he said ley knew existed. Capuclne Brother Aelchlor drew a five-year prison irm on charges of delinquencies ending over ten years. Heinrich einke, monastery tailor, was giv-s three-year term.

The others itenced were Franciscan broth-re In Munich, a Catholic religious structor was sentenced to two (ars In Jail on sex-offense charges. Australia Get 1st Beer Girl ADELAIDE, Australia, May 6 (AP. Australia's first "beer girl is Miss liidley Bllleneuve, who Is working i a beer saleswoman for a local ewery because women are too t- to order beer from men. Tbe newest and smarted ttyle e. the morkefl In Coronation Rod or Royal Bluo tolls trimmed witk gold, A vory snort 9lltl GETTYSBURG SPRING GROVE (Continued From Page Two) (Continued From Page Two) ElmdaleFull Standard Quality rgj ript Tomatoes 3 Ha 2 ass 20c Pun economical tonranient Sbstrfnt Evap.

Milk Elmdale tender whole kernels Shoe Pcq Corn 22nm19c Fancy bolt grain (not broktn) Shurfine Rice mQc Endorsed by tbt Amtrican Mtdical Association Jakn Jil Syrup. Land OLakts Americas Finest Sweet Cream Butter 39c FolS dtp port wirti Roslblo lootfwr tolot lor tilro comfort, A gift sko will oppeotlotoi illie Blanche Llnebaugh, Lock aven, were entertained on Sun-iv at the home of the latters andparents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Shue. Seven chemistry students from Red Lion High school toured ie paper plant of the P.

H. Glat-Iter Company on Wednesday el-moon. The students were taken irough the plant by an employe, hey were chaperoned by Harvey Becker, principal of the Red Lion igh school. John B. Miller and Luther H.

ohe, who will be In charge of the itries for the York county track ad field meet at Red Lion on Sat- THIS GEKITNE ZENITH UTILITY CARD TABLE IvM lip A rtf. tfrplp wf liplatPM, MlMN totf Nelli tf8l kfilM Mivy kn ImM rtvntf (tf to fc op iHtf It tottftatf to Atofw Hltf Mtftf to PWPM4 E. MM artrp plFtw toff, to totMp NtMN WITH tfMNTV IHUNFINI COFFtftf Atf SHURFINE COFFEE 1 25c UN tfN TH WONLD1 HNlf tfOMBIt (THU OFFIN BKNlNM JUNB I. HIT) HOSIERY SPECIAL! GENUINE RINOLESS fall fasilaaad fUkt tllKI rday, attended a meeting on Wed-ssday night at the Red Lion High ihool building to arrange for the (QUANTUM I IXTNA) temoon at the home of Mrs. John Sperry, Carlisle street.

Ths club will hold a luncheon meeting next week, when the members will be guests of Mrs. William G. Weaver, Graeffenburg Inn, Caledonia. Mrs. Mark Eckert, Springs avenue, was a visitor today in Harrisburg.

Next week Mrs. Eckert will leave for Philadelphia where she will attend the annual convention of the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women, which will be held In the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, from Monday to Friday, Inclusive. Mrs. Eckert Is recording secretary of the federation. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Miller and family, Lancaster, will visit over the week-end at the home of Mr. Millers mother, Mrs. Robert C. Miller, Graeffenburg Inn, Caledonia.

Mr. and Mrs. Miller will be accompanied by members of a bridge club to which they belong. Mark Seminary Week Delivering his first In a series of three lectures at the annual Gettysburg Seminary Week. Dr.

Robert E. Speer, New York City, executive secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian church, last evening In the Christ Lutheran church, expressed a note of optimism In the progress being made by Christianity in the world of today. Dr. Speer's address closed the first days program. The speaker of th evening was Introduced by Dr.

John Aberly, president of the seminary, who had charge of the service last evening. VIKING COFFEE 19c Center Square at Frederick St. HANOVER, PA. UNSAFE TIRES ARE A MENACE TO PUBLIC SAFETY. LET US REPLACE THEM WITH LIFE-SAVING GOODRICH SILVERT0WNS leet.

The local high school will be i class competition. The grade hools will be In class D. The May meeting of the Womens society of St. Paul's itheran church will be held at 30 oclock on Friday night in the lapel. The subject of the program ill be "The Negro's Contribution, he leaders will be Mrs.

A. L. Men-, Mrs. J. C.

Overmlller, Mrs, dam B. Shue, Mrs. Sterling Bren-rman, and Mrs, Charles L. Stauf- Mr. and Mrs.

John Sauter moved leir household effects yesterday om the home of the former's irents, Mr. and Mrs. Malvln A. niter, Menges Mills, to an apart-snt at the home of Mrs. Sallle itland.

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Bridgework Cleaning Crowns Plates of all type Broken Plate Repaired Extraction (Extractions free with plates and bridgework.) WHUIS T1M RORAX POWDER YBSSIR! Weve started a battle to th finish against unsafe tires. If you used tire now if you are going to need them in the next few months don't taka chancaa. Com in now and let us equip your car with Goodrich Safety Silvtrtowna, Remember, Bflvertowm art tha only tires that give you the raai blow-out protection of the Life-Saver Golden Ply, a layer of special rubber and full-floating cords, scientifically treated to resist the terrific blowout-canting heat generated tnakSa all tires by todays high speed. Goodrich Safety Sil-vert owns cost much lees than other super-quality tires. Play afh.

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BBNT WORLO1 CMAMFION toULTIR- The B. F. Goodrich Company ha taken an important step to halt the dangers of high-speed blow-outs that kill or Injure thousands every year. They have mobilised an army of 36,000 dealers to remove unsafe, tread-worn tire and replace them with new, safe, full-treaded tires. I salute every Goodrich dealer because victory for them mesne safer driving for American motorist.

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TUESDAY, MAY 11 Beginning at 1:13 M. All Gamea 25 Very large selection at prise Benefit of Conewsgo Chapel Ichoel TWflf FRICBB CFFsetiva MAY Ah ANO MR Wt RBlIRVt TM RitfHT TO LIMIT QUAMTI. TIBB 3 Let All Go To Goose (nn YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD HERE! NO RED TAPE NO DELAYS OYLER TIRE COMPANY Grey AJXTRAl EXTRA I Famous Reading Anthracite prices lowest in 19 years." It's true! You can now buy the cleanest kind of comfortable Winter warmth at sensationally low prices. But hurry. Enjoy real money savings by ordering a good supply of this Better Pennsylvania Hard Coal today.

HOKE BAIR rsMr. COAL and FEED 1 READING phone 503 Hanover HANOVER YORKTOW NE SERVICE STORES t4rc List ed Here KELLERS GROCERY HOMER L. GISE LEESES GROCERY 416 York Street 852 Broadway 43 Baltimore St. CLAIR Y. WILLET ALLISON BOWMAN WILLIAM J.

WILLET 733 York Street 334 E. Middle St. 842 Frederick St. M. J.

TAWNEY SON E. S. RUDISILL STORMS Cash Grocery 650' Third St. 118 High St. Bonneanvllle, Pa BOWEAUVII.LE, PA.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY May 7 and 8 JONES HAPPY COLORED DANCE BAND wiU furnish music while yon Dina and Dance. E. E. BECK, Prop. HANOVER, PA.

Gettysburg, a. Phone 404 phone 88 51 BALTIMORE STREET Also 100 York Street Prppo ra bow aafey hagar-Hp Haal Bagalatlaa By taatalliag a Baadtag Aathnetta Haas Caatral.