Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 11

THURSDAY EVEMXG, OCT. 2, 1941 LEBANON DAILY NEWS, LEBANON, PA. Cornwall Mn, Frank Beard Phone: Lebanon 7S3-J-3. Cornwall, Oct. Women's Missionary Society ot the Rex- mout Evangelical Coiigrei'stioual.

Church met Thursday evening at the home ot Mrs. Michael Keath, with the president-, Mrs. Fred Noggle, in charge. The study book was ably presented by Mrs. Ray "Wise, recording secretary, In the absence, of the treasurer, Mrs.

Alk-e Mcl.auglilin. The report was read by Mrs. lliehael Keath. In to the aforementioned members also present were Jlrs. Harry I.auer, Mrs.

Light Shearer, Margie Shiner and Miss AnnetLa Crist. Following the business session, delicious refreshments wrre served by the hostess. Trip High School Christian Kn- deavor of the Rexmont EvanRell- cal Consregrxtlona! Church mot Sunday evening in liie chinch auditor! urn, wilh the resident, Kmmaline Carpenter in fharso. The pianist was Grace Wise and tho ushers were Forrest Dishong and Donald Whitman, The scripture was read by Mary Ann Perl- ni after which Emniallne Kbrisht led in prayer. "Bring -I'p the Saints anrl Heroes," was discussed by Annetta Crist.

There were 14 present, Mrs. Michael Murray, of Minors- villaffp, celebrated her hlrthday Monday, Mrs. Murray is 7S years old. nobnrt Krausf, son of Paul KraiiRp, of Quenlln, celebrated his birthday Wedunsday. Boh, as he is knnu-n to his frlpnrip In school.

IK a senior in the Cornwall HUh School. Ralph Kleinfelter, of North Corn wail, tutpncied the X. Y. K. oi'Knnlzaiion in Harnsliurs on Saturday.

Robert Karl of Cornwall, will celebraie his birthday on Friday. Mr. Roiird is employed at the Boiblehem Mines at Cornwall. Mrs. William QIIIUTJ-, of Cornwall, will celebrate her birthday on Thursday.

Mrs. Quarry was formerly Beulah Xagle, of Mincrs- Andrew Adams oC Rcxmonl, cflpbrated his 71st binhciay on Monday. A dinner was held in his honor on Sunday. A delicious tiir- kfiy dinner and a birthday cake was served hy the hostess Mrs. Andiovv Adams of liexmont to tho following: Mr.

und Mrs. Joseph Adams and two children, Joseph Jr. and Louise, Mrs. Annie Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Adams, all of Cornwall Borough. Stephen Adams ot Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schaeffer of HatTlshin-ff, Mrs. Mary Wells of Harnsbiire, and Edivard Adam's, of Philadelphia.

A birthday dinner was served on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad, ot Rp.vmont in honor of Mrs. John Conrad, Junior's, birthday. Mrs.

Conrad was formerly Margie DIs- Finser of Rexmont. The 'hostess rerved a delirious dinner to the followinc: Joan Carpenter, Judy Carpenter, Jpan Mr. and Mrs. Kiiziibcth DC wait, Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Kapji, and son Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Sny- dpr and daughter Dorothy, Mr. nnd Mrs. Elvin Conrad and son Robert, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles TEaiieh, Mr. am! Grant Conrad and son Frankie, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Mr.

and Mrs. John Conrad, Sr. On Saturday nifiht a group of you lie people held a weiner. roast at Myn- 'VVenjjcr's Cottaffe at, the "Water Works. The young people 77inde Din trip to the cottage in a hay wagon.

They enjoyed sanies of various kinds including a scavenger hunt. Miss Janice Wenger of Quentin hostess to the following: Kve- lyn Weaver, Shirley Cell), Violet CimllrlsR, Margaret Royer, Frances neppert, Mary noil, Doris Ulrich, Jacquelyn Smith. Joyce Hoffa. Fraiu-es Shirk, Kathleen Shirk. Pete flvaiuli, Lpnard Pi''K Leiiman.

Klvin plouch. Victor Alcala, filarl.vs nnchev, Marilyn Peppc-. Carl Keener, John Ynro- ficli, Waltman. Kussel flep- prrt, Anthony Kleppic, Marion Cleib, Jim Wllhelm, Janice Vv'en- Frr, and Mr. and Robert gfr.

Paul Border, of Cornwall, was WEATHERPROOF and DECOR ATE Concrete qhrf other blotk anslrvction basements, brick, stucco and concrete construction swimming pools This inexpensive, moisrare alkali resistant Medusa Portland Cement Paint decorates concrete or light aggregate block Forms permanent, washable, cement- like 6nish on the wall. Choke of eight colon, black and white. Write or pbotn Lebanon Ready-Mix Concrete Tenth Street and Reeding Railroad MEDUSA PC discharged from the Good Samaritan Hospital last week and. is recuperating at his home. Marie Ann Lauer, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Warreu Lauer, of Cornwall, celebrated her eleventh birthday on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale BuffinRtpn, ot Klizabethville, spent Sunday at the home of and Mrs.

Robert Reed in Cornwall. Mrs. Victor Gantz, ot Cornwall, returned home this week from spending a' month's vacation In Philadelphia and Now. Jersey, visiting friends and relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Ltifher Carpenter and Mrs. Paul Tice witnessed the parade in Ephrata Wednesday Mr, and Mrs. George Heard, of Kurd Coleman, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Kelt in Manhelm, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Luthur Carpenter visited the brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Carpenter in Reading, Sunday.

Charle Rlssmfller, of Mnlvern is a patient in the Chester Hospital. Mr. Rissmiller was formerly from Rexinoni. Cornwall. Sept.

farewell party was giver, nt the home of Mrs. I'Mor. DtSRh.ger in Hurd Coleman on Thursday night, in honor of Nora Creswell o' l.nn- caster, Xngland, who spent tho summer mouths with her sister, Mrs. Mary Wild, of Bttrd Coleman. Those present at the farewell party were Mrs.

Ksthcr Deitz, Mrs. Mary Wilci, Mrs. Thomas LeibiR, Mrs. Bertha klns, Mrs. Hsttia Beard, Mrs.

Betty Patton, Mrs. -Loreila Lleiis, -Mrs. Moltle Tiiest, Miss Margaret Wild, Miss Winifred Triest, Margaret Innu, Mrs. Edna sinfier and Mrs. Rebccoa IreniMU Mrs.

Kaio fpang, ot Lebanon, Mrs. Stella Hesse, of HftrrlsburR, and Mrs. Kiiui Haas, of Rpxmoiit. spent Monday, and Wednesday in Atlciumvu satelliting (bo Stale Coiivriuiou of tho Pine Teinpli; Ladies Lodge. A skating party was hold on Friday night at the Mt.

liivtnn rink by the members ot tho Oth GrjHlflis of tbfi Coiyiwall School. About fifty people wove in attendance. Pamela Harkins, of Mr. and Mrs. Curl Harkins, of Cornwall, Is spending the Ycwkerid in Philadelphia.

The Boy Scouts of Cornwall will meet in tho olj Cornwall school tonisnt. Mrs. John Litiesivoaver mid family of Uoxinotit will move to Kosedale. this week. IVonijtanhior of Roxmout spent Sunday at Sll TOO Ol.U Tort Col.

A. i). nolens, SO, nt i tin Statesman, Is of publishers, bn: Ills lioart still is in luiutsliup whore ho his stun. "Keel thoso inu-a'Uis." he'll stiy. "1 put 'em from pulling tlir liM-iM- on )iMiiii press.

I si-t my first slick of typo i In IStiS, I fan Ktill ilo any-) thins in prlntsliop." I PAGE ELEVEN WAIVER OF PREMIUM EXPLAINED TO VETS Many dlfabled veterans ot World War Lebanon County who were awarded waiver of premium under the National service Life Insurance, Act of IStO, as amended, are still confuM'd aa to their rlRhts HIH! the most recent inueiuiinont, effective Kohrtinry 29, TJI7. automatic conversion of their yenr level pivmlum torm policy will take placo nt end of the term period. This conversion will made 10 an Ordinary Life Policy, anil protects ihoso dtsaliUHl vetorans opoi-atiiiK vindor of premium where no prior action bus taken nlnre. However, every disabled veternn who has been awarded waiver now has the premiums bcliiR paid for him on the liasis ot iho term rate, unloss ho bus bpo el fir ally refiuest- This convorsiori will not. be mailo retroiictlvp, but us of the He IIHVO tho prlvllogc of converl- into Ordlnnry Life, Lifi', or Life, but 1101 to any of tho endowment I'Uius.

It is to InterpKi of each disabled veteran to' consult with the local Veterans AdmtnlHinuion, and riKhts nnil bem-fils wit) l)n fully expU'lniMi to him (hat ho may rfci'lvo full infoi uiatloiv as to advmitiiKo. ALL IN OKE SHOP Somorville, Mass. (UP) Thi Hardy family of an unusual railroading record. father, Walter, is assistant fora- mini at the Roslon Maine Rail-" road car repair shops here and six sons work with him; HOW MANY'WEAR'- FALSE TEETH WITH LITTLE WORRY Knt, liilk, ijnig)i op xneexe without nr iiiM-k'Uio fnlsti tfieth rti'op'plng. pHpntHK or VMbbltnc.

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2nd th'ru OCT. llth GOLD-BAHDED Lend sparkle lo drinks with this famous, Ihin-blown glassware. The genuine is velvet-smooth guoranleed chip-proof. HANDY BOX OF Elecfric WilN 9 Wilh to" a.98 Rt9- S.95 2.33 1 Aluminum THERMOS" Drinki Hoy hot 01 cold! Wiss NAIL SCISSORS Whela" Wsek A famous (S Irtrt 25t Size lUU 9 size Tube or Jar 27 ip? liH fa EPSOM SALT ASPIRIN TABLETS BARBASOL EDWARDS OLIVE TABLETS 36 17, BORIC ACID POWDER, u. 4tlltt 4 TNCTU spu 'J MINERAL OIL (Heavy).

fclh Pjn "ICOHOL. inM8 Keg. 1.13 (Oval) Reo 5t Super Bargain I FAClALTiSSUES 400 tingle-ply Reg. 30c Wh.lan UNITED CROSS ADHESIVE PLASTER I In. I5c WhtltiH KIKHtN CHARM WAX PAPER 14' Ui-lool roll, 3Se Wctk SHAVE MIRROR I Httl mlrrti.

W)lh int. R.B. TO DOR-RAK for horiq i ng tlofhei. more ipoce in cloieT. g- 39c Whrlan Week STATIONERY Meny lint ctlltnl v'oliaoery.

Reg. 79c Whtlon DICTIONARY Nfwly rd'lrd. tffrmi. RrQ 29c WhcJon Week i Harpoon" These Candy Deran's TOWN MADE CHOCOLATES HomtmocU lypt. iweef CrSocoioiei a variety of ctnlt'l.

Truly tiouil Pound Bhmtnihai't CHOCOLATE iNoflpartittl vcntlla POUND 39 AFTER-DINNER MINTS Cf to my- (a Co of ing ptpper- Week A Mate COMPACTS When you lee Itiete lyxurioui compacls yoo'll agrte they're terrific bargains. Sifter- type In latlny gold or silver tmarlly slyled by notionallx known manufacturer. Assorted lizr-i and designs. genuine 2.98 3.98 Values fWheian Week W. CREAMS TOILET WATER "Honty Stuart Arms KnigMs Wl IQ 5 wssne Jox OF 5 0 I 2.50 PIPES Mcdt by famoui TJolLirol Bloom.

Reg. 2 for I5c I Cold or Cloaniing. 18-0, Jar.) hU Rig. 1.00 Uv 3 Jars for 2.0O "fink 2.50 1 WRISLIY SOAPS 4 lypei. The 4-for- 1.00 quality.

hE 3n for AOC Week. or KIT "Follow Tok and Foct 7.35 Value I I.IU IMPORTED BRIAR Synchro oltochment purifies smoke. Sensa- OQp lionol borgoin! C)v BOOK MATCHES Reo. I5c SO'' 0 lie LIGHTER FLUID Reg. I5c 4 Ox.

Tin 9c Ian CIGARETTE LIGHTER Reg 2.30 98c PIPE CLEANERS Reg. 5e 24 (or 3c HALF HALF TOBACCO Pound BRUSH whf(on WJiefco FOUNTAIN SYRINGE wilh (Jftnunc Nylon. A big baigain) Cj Be 9 HOT WATER BOTTLE Cunronrrcrftor ytor. ffl A J.ql.copoiily.R»g.8'« Whflon Week WITH HTTINCS C7C P.tgulorV ALUMINUM ROASTER Round extra-large. Reg.

1.98 I Week Pin-Up Girl BOBBIE PINS Reg. lOc 36 HtLPER CLOTH Assorted colon I I exira-fhlcV I 2 2 Re9 5t High Quality VnOUR I0c Siie EE WITH COUPON 'ORANGE REAMER NAPKINS PUFF Regularly I7e Quickly extracts ulce from all citrus fruits. Reg. I5c Whelan Week 8 Regularly I7c II :80 for He. 8th and Cumberland Sts.

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Reg. 98c DRUG STORES.