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DIAL FA 3-3000 POTTSTOWN MERCURY, POTTSTOWN, PA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1961 PAGE TWENTY Mrs. Paul Miller, Mrs. Lead Program at A program of games, directed by Mrs. Paul Miller and Mrs.

Richard Smoker, took place at a meeting of the Beacon Bible class Thursday night at Salem Evangelical United Brethren church. To open the meeting, songs were led by Joanne Smoker. Pianist was Mrs. Walter Kochel. Mrs.

E. Miller Yoder read scripture and Ruth Shollenberger led the prayer. Theme of the games was called "Bride and Groom" in honor of Miss Smoker who will become the bride of Harry Harner this month. Fund raising projects were discussed. It was announced that members of the class will conduct the devotional service Sunday prior to Sunday school.

Participating will be Ruth Shollenberger who will read scripture and Paul' Miller who will lead the prayer. Special music will be by Mrs. Charles Kirby, Mrs. Richard Smoker, Mrs. Harry Schaffer, Skippack Guild to Hear Of Life in Hungary Mrs.

Aurora Koles, Souderton, will describe a woman's life in Hungary at a meeting of the Women's guild of Trinity United Church of Christ, Skippack, Monevening in the education building. Mrs. Lester Becker, of the SOcial service committee, will distribute stockings to be filled and presented at Christmas to shutins. Air the shoe with the magic sole fashionably comfortable, MID-HEELS Walking can be wonder. fel again.

Air Step takes you everywhere in stride with perfect fit everytime. $1399 Paul's Bootery Pottstown's Shoe Fashion Center 315 HIGH POTTSTOWN Richard Smoker Class Meeting Irvin Shollenberger and Walter Kochel. Hosts for the evening were Mr6. Donald Schwenk and Harry Harner. The next meeting will be Nov.

7. Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson, Mr. and Mrs.

Randall Stoltzfus, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Shollenberger, the Rev. and Mrs. John L.

Smoker, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mace, Mr. and Donald Schwenk, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Henry, Mrs. Charles Kirby. And, Mrs. Harry Schaffer, Mrs. Richard Smoker, Mrs.

Paul Miller, Ruth Shollenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kochel, Anita Fulmer, Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. ard Gibble, Mrs.

E. Miller Yoder, Joanne Smoker, Harry Harner, Mrs. Donald Hartman and Mrs. Charles Gunderman. Alumni Association Makes Plans for Supper and Dance Members of the Pottstown High school Alumni association met at the home of Mrs Richard Stetler, 345 West Chestnut street, to make plans for a mid Winter meeting.

The event in the form of a buffet supper and dance, will be held at the Elks home Saturday, Feb 10. President, James Haas, conducted the meeting. Mr. Haas and Bruce Folz serve on the dance committee and Mr. Haas will take charge of a committee for planting shrubbery at the new high school.

The next session will be Dec. 5. Attending the meeting were: Mr and Mrs. John Chomnuk, Harold Smale, Parker Grow, Mabel Flickinger, Dorothy Bealer, Mrs. Anna Schwenk, Mrs.

Jean Hollenbach, Mrs. Betty Harp, Mrs. Richard Stetler, Bruce Folz, Virginia Boyer and James Haas. Wedding Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs.

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Retiring President Frances Schade welcomed members and spoke briefly. Arrangements of Fall flowers and ivy decorated dining tables. Centerpiece on the head table was an arrangement of Fall Dr. O'Connell Talks At Dinner Meeting For Local A0 of Dr. Robert O'Connell was guest speaker at a dinner meeting of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Wednesday night at Lake Vue inn, Bechtelsville RD.

The Rev. Robert Roedel, spiritual director, gave the opening prayer. During a business meetplans for a hayride were discussed. Mrs. Michael Ripnack, Mrs.

Daniel Beury, Mrs. William Collins and Mrs. Grace Swavely will serve as hostesses at the next meeting, Nov. 1, at the Knights of Columbus hall. Attending were: Mrs.

Francis Sullivan, Mrs. Owen MeGovern, Mrs. Robert Emmons, Mrs. Arthur Buchert, Karen Bortner, Mrs. Timothy O'Neil.

Mrs. Francis Hennessey, Mrs. John McGrath, Mrs. Stephen Matichak, Mrs. Mary McDonald.

Mrs. Edward Dobry. Also, Mrs. John Buras, Mrs. Ralph Chieffo, Mrs.

Alfred Panfile, Mrs. Stanley Nedjia, Mrs Kenneth Fleischmann, Mrs. Alice Noble, Mrs. John Gilbert Mrs. John Rizzardi, Mrs.

Michael Ripnack, Mrs. George Allen, Mrs. Helen Spotts. And. Mrs.

William Collins, Mrs. Daniel Beury, Mrs. Grace Swavely, Mrs. Helen Prentice, Florence Butler, Mrs. Joan Wright, Mrs.

Alice Nester, Mrs. John Cione, Rose Quigley, Mrs Earl Seyler, Mrs. Mary Murphy, the Rev. Roedel and Dr. and Mrs.

O'Connell. -Chit ChatMRS. JOHN 319 West King DeVINCENTES, turned to her home after spending several days as a patient at Reading hospital. MR. AND MRS.

FRANK SAD. VOY and children, Barbara and Christine, spent three days fishing at Cape Hateras. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sadvoy, Philadelphia.

OYSTER and HAM SUPPER Sponsored bu LIMERICK FIRE CO. Oct. 7, 1961 4 P.M. to 8 P.M. Adults $1.50 Children 15e Dessert Included EAGLE'S HOME ASSOCIATION 310 HIGH ST.

PHONE FA 3-9869 POTTSTOWN WALT WALTERS at the ORGAN FRIDAY 10 P.M. 1 A.M. SUNDAY 8 11 P.M. EDDIE DeFREES SATURDAY 10 P.M. to 1 A.M.

We Cater to Banquets and Weddings -Mercury Staff Photo luncheon chat as the to right are: William D. Mrs. Elizabeth Stevenson, a and Mrs. August Wohltmann, award this year and was is mother-in-law of Comdr. plate, gifts from the chapter.

when she arrived at school day the award was announced and how happy her pupils were about it. Mrs. Stevenson said she plans to continue to the best of her ability teaching the history of our country and concluded with "I am happy being a teacher." Mrs. August Wohltmann, chapter regent presided at the affair and introduced guests. Mrs.

Christian Brenneman, Jenkintown, organizing regent of Montgomery county's newest DAR chapter, Perkiomen Valley. Also the vice regent, Marta Knoblebauch, and a member Mrs. Bessie Dougherty; Mrs. William Graeffe, regent of Bucks County chapter; and Mrs. Earl Miller, president of George A.

Amole American Legion post 47 auxiliary. Also introduced was Mrs. George Clouser, secretary-treasurer of the junior committee. Other guests included: Mrs. Mahlon P.

Allen, Mrs. Josephine Struckmann, Mrs. Webster Schlott, all of Pottstown; Mrs. Grayson, Patshall and Mrs. Guy Knauer, Kennett Square.

Mrs. Milton Hoefle sang several selections, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Bernard Summerfield. Mrs. Knauer entertained with two numbers played on a musical saw.

Chaplain Mrs. Russell Freed offered the opening and closing prayers. Hostesses for the affair were honorary regents, Mrs. John Hoffecker, Craig. Mrs.

Elmer Haas and D. C. Knauer. What's Doing Pottstown Garden club--annual Fall luncheon at Bull Tavern, 12:30 p.m. Jive Junction in the YWCA, 8:30 p.m.

LAMPS SHADES New Stocks-Beautifur New Lamps and Shades- Unbelievably Low Prices Quality The Finest The BETTERLEYS Lamp Specialists 815 Queen St. FA A 6-3662 FIRST SHOW OF SEASON IN THE NEWLY RENOVATED Room Keystone Fire Company Boyertown, Pa. PRESENTS JOE CAMPO And An All- Revue -PLUSPINKY LEE And An All- Sepia Revue LEROY HEFFENTRAGER and HIS ORCHESTRA SATURDAY NIGHT, OCT. 14 Get Your Reservation in Early and Don't Be Disappointed Phone FO 7-2200 00 for Reservation RESERVATIONS HELD UNTIL 10:15 P.M. ONLY New Members Bring Receipts Duties Outlined For Room Mothers At Lincoln School flowers, chrysanthemums and ivy flanked by candles.

Corsages of mums were given to all officers and members. During a business session it was announced there will be a Sunday social Oct. 15 and a Hallowe'en social Oct. 28. History of the past year was read by Mrs.

Sell. It was reported a plant and card were sent to Mrs. Sally' Fiddler during her illness. Sara Schaffer and Charlotte Gibble were proposed for membership. After committee reports were made, Past President Schade gave over her duties to President Sell.

A gift from the auxiliary was presented to the past president. Sara Fillman was named his. torian for the coming year. A donation of $100 to the men, to be used for a children's Christmas party, was approved. President Sell closed the meeting with recitation of The Lord's Prayer.

Attending were: Elizabeth Boyer, Joyce Bingham, Jean Claytor, Elma Sell, Frances Schade, Mildred Moyer. Jean Brown, Dorothy Belagh, Emma Martin, Sara Fillman, Hazel Krause, Stella Boynton, Verna Groff, Ethel Hill, Kathryn Daniels. Also, Olive Cohen, Helen Gary, Ruth Helmle, Anna Kennedy, Mabel Malsberger, Minnie Hollowbush, Mayme Stahl. Alla Hunter, Bertha Urian, Evelyn Mathys, Kathleen Davis, Laura Brown, Nora Dimeco. Ann Murray, Marguerite Four, Esther Heller and Mary Donarski.

Mrs. Frymoyer Entertain at Party Mr. and Mrs. John Frymoyer, 430 King street, entertained at a party in celebration of the first birthday of their daughter, Christine Elaine Fry moyer Thursday night at their home. A decorated cake formed the table centerpiece.

Refreshments were served. Attending were: Mrs. William Wright, and children, Carleen, Bruce and Terri; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tricoski and sons, William and Anthony; Mrs.

Carlton Koons and son, Ricky and Bonnie and Linda Frymoyer. Duties and responsibilities were explained for home room mothers of Lincoln school at a meeting in the school activity room Thursday. Mrs. Charles Neeb, chairman, conducted the meeting. Cochairmen are Mrs.

Carl Harp and Mrs. Norman Yocom. Room mothers include: kindergarten, Mrs. Thomas Ingham, Mrs. Leonard Weidenbaugh, Mrs.

Raymond Donnelly, Mrs. David Blackwell, Mrs. William Neiman and Mrs. Douglas Erb and First grade, Mrs. Harry Mace, Mrs.

Paul Raetz, Mrs. Frank Gross and Mrs. Robert Krauter. Also, Mrs. Richard Conrad and Mrs.

Maurice Borneman; Second grade, Mrs. Edward Grepps, Mrs. Alfred Haas Mrs. Robert Pannebacker, Mrs. Rob.

ert Boyle, Mrs. Carl Stahl and Mrs. Clarence Zeigler. Third grade, Mrs. Stanley Cimino, Mrs.

Carl Harp, Mrs. John Hopkins and Mrs. William Woodley; Fourth grade, Mrs. Charles Gunderman, Mrs. Roland Brauch, Mrs.

Frank Shewchuk, Charles Stine, Mrs. Carl Heffner and Mrs. Elmer Pollick. Fifth grade, Mrs. William Ullman, Bruces Leonard Fillman, Mrs.

Clouser and Mrs. Frank McKee and Sixth grade, Mrs. Peter Anthony, Mrs. Ralph Richards, Mrs. Donald Halteman, Mrs.

Harold Bitler, Mrs. Richard Robinson and Mrs. John Sanders. Mrs. Wesley Astheimer, president of the Parent -Teacher association, attended the meeting.

HONORED GUESTS--at fair began Thursday at Brookside Mowrer, principal at Pottstown history teacher there; Mrs. Russell chapter regent. Mrs. Stevenson proposed for the honor by the Alan Sheppard. Mrs.

Wohltman of Alan DAR Side Issues of By ESTHER GRAY (Mercury Society Editor) "Side issues" of the United States first shot of a man into space were told to members of Mahanatawny chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, their guests at a luncheon Tuesday by Mrs. Russell P. Brewer, whose daughter Louise the wife of Comdr. Alan B. Shephard Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Brewer, residents of Kennett Square, were with their daughter in Virginia Beach, when the shot was made and also were in the party when the astronauts were honored by President Kennedy and Commander Shephard received the Congressional medal of honor. She called her experiences "out of this world." Mrs. Brewer explained the first shot was postponed, not because of the weather but because the sea at the Grand Bahamas was much too for the capsule to survive.

"Not at any time have they done anything to jeopardize the lives of the men," she stated. She described the astronauts as a "fine group of men, all working very hard." Many wonder how they can take that long wait in the capsule before blastoff, Mrs. Brewcommented. "That is part of their training, they have spent hours in the capsule in that position. "It is almost unbelievable the training they went through and are still going through," she said emphatically.

The morning of the shoot, Mrs. Brewer recalled, reporters were on the lawn at 5 o'clock. There were policemen and police cars there for the DIE CASTERS' CLUB DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF THE NATURALS FRIDAY SATURDAY and SUNDAY FLOOR SHOW SUNDAY NIGHT Mahanatawny chapter, DAR, annual country club. Pictured left Northern Junior High school; P. Brewer, Kennett Square, received a Freedom's Foundation local DAR chapter.

Mrs. Brewer presented each with a DAR Shephard Tells First Space Trip family's protection. Mrs. Shep hard had been instructed to keep everyone indoors until her husband's ride through space was over, a precaution to avoid reporters' questions. When Mrs.

Shephard was notified the shot would be made, she asked where they were in the count down. She was toldand with watch and chart family kept pace with the men at Canaveral. They watched the flight on television and "everyone was very excited and it was very interesting," Mrs. Brewer said. Within a half hour the mayor arrived with a bouquet of flowers for Mrs.

Shephard. Within a day Commander Shephard was made honorary mayor of Virginia Beach, an honorary member of the Kiwanis club and plans were afoot to name a hall after him. The mail and messages came in tremendous volume. Mrs. Brewer told of a letter she opened from an eight year old boy.

"Dear Commander Shephard, you are a brave man and I admire you very much. Please send me your autograph, a picture and the capsule." In closing she showed color pictures of the blastoff, the capsule landing on the sea and a photograph of portrait of her son-in-law, ordered painted by Commander Shephard's class at Annapolis and hung in the United States Naval academy Saturday. Also a guest at the luncheon at Brookside country club, was Mrs. Elizabeth Stevenson, history teacher at Pottstown Northern Junior High school, who this year was recipient of a Freedom's Foundation award. William D.

Mower, principal of the school in ducing Mrs. Stevenson called her a "dedicated teacher" and said he was sorry more boys and girls can't be in her class. He said, "she is the best his. tory teacher I have ever known." Mrs. Stevenson thanked the chapter for nominating her for the Freedom's Foundation award and said she considers it the greatest honor ever bestowed upon her.

The teacher told how her safety patrol boys, whom she sponsors, were waiting to congratulate her, REGISTER YOUR CHILDREN FOR OWLS KIDDIES' CHRISTMAS PARTY FRIDAY (Oct. 6) 8 to 10 P.M. SATURDAY, Oct. 1 2 to 4 P.M. and 8 to 10 P.M.

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