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TWELVE LEBANON DAILY NEWS, LEBANON, PA. EVEMXG, OCT. 4, mt Club And Social News Women's Features Hospital Auxiliary Opens Season With All-Day Meeting The Good Samaritan Hospital Auxiliary opened its Kail and Winter seas.on on Monday with the annual Mrs. Horace Brock Mem-' orial Sewing Meeting, held all day at the Lebanon Country Club. Mrs.

Horace Brock was founder of the local Needlework Guild ter. Articles made at the meeting on Monday, totaling approximately 600, will reach the Good Samaritan Hospital through the Needlework Guild after the Guild's annual ingathering tills Fall. The regular business meeting of the. auxiliary was omitted, but it was announced that a rummage sale will be held on October IS and IS in the Eagles' Auditorium. Mrs.

Robert Miller will be in charge of collections. Mr.s. Fred and Mrs. George Wise were in chaise of the day's sewing. Mrs.

Charles Travis and Mrs. John Miller, with their large committee of hostesses, served luncheon. Mr.s. H. Swanger is president ot the aiull iary.

Brides In Recent Ceremonies Mrs. Carl Schmidt Will Sail For Europe Dr. and Mrs. Carl F. Schmidt, and daughter Barbara, of Gladwyn, Philadelphia, have returned home after a pleasant visit here with Dr.

Schmidt's parents, Jeweler and Mrs. J. C. Schmidt, 831 Cumberland Street. Dr.

Schmidt Is director of research at the University of Pennsylvania, and has just returned with his wife and daughter from the west coast where he addressed the American Society pf Professors in SHU Francisco on September 36. On the coming Friday they plan to sail for Kurope, going first, to Paris via CherhurK. and then to Switzerland and Germany where Dr. Schmidt will curry on a scries of le-rtijrpK In medical schools, On October 2H he will speak before the British Medical Society in London, nnd on October 22 lie will address the University of Scotland Medical School at. Kdln- burfth.

They plan to return home by November S. MI1S. I'ACL CI.KMIvVTS. whose tiixrrtagn look place hi I lie Clmi-cli of Hie Brethren, (lie former Mix Kllyjilwlli Krnll, of Ih-Koff Slrccl. Her nntivi; of I'inc is employed ill Ilic Vcd-niiis' Hospital.

(Hnrpi-l) MRS. ROY RKIST, who recently became a bride in Snlein I.iilberjui Church, is the former Miss J'lith of Lebanon Route 4. Her husband, of Lebanon Konlc l.s a farm mechanic employed by Kliner Plasterer, -Midway. (Harpel) Prize Winner Three Couples Seek Marriage Licenses Marriage license applications on file at ihe local bureau the Courthouse today included the following: Olln E. Correli, 23.

Veterans Hospital employe, son of the Kev. and Mrs. H. C. Correli, 275 South Main Street, Pine Grove, and Jacqueline L.

Zeller, 23, nurse. Pine Grove Routs 2, daughter of Mrs. Catharine Hoklen, of Clostel, N. J. Roy William Summers, 20, Iriick driver.

Palmyra Route 1. of Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. Summers, and'Jean Louise IS, of 237' North Lancaster Street.

Annvllle, daugh'ur of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. William C. 2S.

lineman. Kutztown, and Olive A. Kemp, 30, of, Lyonsville, PH. DOGGY DESIGNS Sherry Hair, aged three years, (Snug-liter o- Mr. and Mm.

Charles Hair, 334 Syr I tf street, wae fivnt pvtie winner in the recent Levlti Pnoto Content. Other winners In their respective order were: Qalbralth, of 117 South rourth Street; Sharon Bouders, 781 Maple Street; Sara Jant Refold, 510 Wnlnut Street; Ronald Wentllutr, 1116 Bnllford Street; Mary 434 New Street; Cheryl Thomas, 34S Worth Blevonth Street; Blaliie Xooli, Annvllle Route Elaine Salem, 1001 Maple Street. Jiebanoii; Xngene 8ilvest.ro, Jonettowa Eoute a. Readers of the NEWS are urged to furnish items for this column. Telephone 5060 or use a post card.

KENNETH T. PHRKANKR, of 117 North Twelfth Street, and RICHARD G. HOCKLEY, nt 1104 Willow Hi reel, left, this morning for New York City, to attend tlie World Series game. MR. mid MRS.

WOODROW of Allenl.own. lett this morning; for their home, filter spending a day visiting friends and relatives in Lebanon. SIRS, ANNIE SKLFRIDOE, a nurse on Ihe staff of the Masonic Homes Hospital. Elixabet blown, spent Monday in Lebanon the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Clayton Pull, 456 North Sixth Street. FUNERAL DIRECTOR R. KRUM snd MRS. KRUM. have arrived home from Poland Spring, Maine, where Mr.

Krum last week attended the 3 "ml annual convention (it the National Selected Morticians, presided over by President Lymaii S. Baird of St. Paul. Minn. Mr.

Krum was one of .100 members of the association from various parts of the United States. Canada, Mexico. England. France. Ireland and other foreign countries.

The principal address on the topic "The Technique of Successful Living" was delivered by Norman V. Peale. of New York. Menno J. Eck, Wife, Are Wed 37 Years Mr.

und Mrs. Menuo J. ICck. of 322 North Seventh Sired, observed their llilrty-scventh wedding nnnivergary yesterday, and received many gifts and curds of congratulations from friends and relatives. They are Ihe parents of seven children: llanild.

of riillmtplpliia; Robert. Jack. Catherine anil Mary. all of Lebanon. The usher two are now deceased.

Thyc also have three sntndchilden. Airs. Rck is a member of the He.scii" Hose Ctinipnny Auxiliary ami is president of the newly nr- gHiilxed Ladles Auxiliary of 5th Ward Athletic Clitli." Mr. Eck is a foreman at Bfthlehem Sled Company. the nationally known lecturer, author.

and Masters Appointed In 3 Divorce Suits Musters to take, testimony of witnesses in three divorce suits pending in the local court were appointed yesterday afternoon by Judge 1-1. Diofeiiderfer of Lehigh County, specially presiding here, as follows: Attorney Paul G. Adams In the suit, of John A. Neidieli against Arlem- A'. Neidich, ov.

motion of Attorney L. Atkins. Aiiorney Robert K. Siegrisi tn the suit of Jerney A. Taylor iigHinsi Voi-a M.

Taylor, on motion of Attorney James L. Atkins. Attorney Robert Sullivan in the suit of rinrenre Wolfn a.snltist Plays In Symphony Mother Ot 74 Has Triplets This Time PITTSBURGH 'Today 34-year-old housewife with 14 little income tax exemptions scrambling around her home has ridded three time triplets. Mrs. Erma riser gave birth to two boys and a girl in her home at Suburban Pitcalrn.

Her flock already Included eels of twins. The births yesterday put Mrs. Grlser's number of offspring past her total years of marriage. Her last birth had made 14 childen in 14 years. The new windfall brings the record to 17 in 15 years.

Husband Arthur Is taking things In stride this time. Said the family physcian: "He's getting used to it." The girl was "the of the triplets to arrive. She weighed six pounds. The boys scaled seven and six respectively. Birthday Celebrants 1C a Xtlimm, Dmlattt Cltaunte, Judith poorman, danfltttr of Mr.

of Mr. and danrhttr of Mr. and Mri. Harry Xtllwaa, of atri. mictard Cltmmti, Poonuan Qnmttn, of 512 Church of 1938 Chiitnnt Street, nix old today.

la tig-lit old to- birthaay. it in a firat itudint day. will a In fradi at at Iilncoln Softool, klrthday party on Trl- A A party on day cvinlnr for a num- roatt at Camp Sunday, la her honor. bir of young: frlenda. Stranii.

G.I. Bride Passes Up California For Return To London LONDOX. Today (INS) A pretty G.I. bride said today she is renouncing'the sunshine, friend- linness and comforts of her modern California home for Austere, jolly London. Mrs.

Betty Arrietta', whose hus- Mark, is a. San Quentin prison guard, said she to jring the whole Arrietta family Kngland. Betty, who plans to return to Oakland for a short visit, was in- erviewed as she wiped soapsuds rom her hands in the little kitch- of her grandfather's dilapidat- East End apartment. Said ietty: "Certainly this is not com pa r- lile to my lovely Oakland bunga- Jicklt Mitchell Mil- Thomai Jeffrey Bnnan Miller, daajh- ler of Mr. and aert, 1011 of Mr.

and ter -of Pern Miller of Clarence Miller, 118 Kajpli Oanert, of 200 North Gannon Maple Street had hi. 219 Gnllford Street, Street, had her first Dirthday recent- two old today, birthday recently and Dy, an event that A family dinner will received number of celebrated with a fam- be held thl. evening. and card, for the lly dinner at hi. home.

occa.ion. ow. "Californians nre nice and M. Wolf, mi mot ion of the liiruey Samuel Weiss. At- Workmans Observe Wedding Anniversary Friends of iiml Airs, Workman, of Lebanon Route are congratulating them today on their seventeenth wedding anniversary.

Mrs, Workman is the former Marion Mover. They were innrritHl In llagerstown, The Workmans arc parents of two eliildren Mary KlU-u. lit home, and James In I'hihioVt- Vincent Kroll, Wife, Parents Of Daughter Mr. nnd Mrs. Vinee'nt H.

Knill. of 11 West Cumberland Street, Sivtccn-year-ohl Mary Kcken- rotli, (l)mglilcr of Mr. and Mrs. K. H.

Kckenroll. Trinidad Avenue, Herslicy, will play in tlie llarrisbiirj; Sy'iiiplumy clicstrn for the lirst tiuic tonight: wlH'ii the orchestra gives its tirst, coiirrvt of season. Misti Kckennilli, plays viola ill (In- orchestra, is a senior In Hcrsln-y High School. She. slndli-s viola uilh Noah Klanss in Harrisburi; and is a piano student at Lebanon Vnllcy Col- li'Ke, llnth Kiiftle Kcitder Schnokes Entertain For Son's Birthday Mr, and Mrs.

Jacob Schnoke. Myerstown Route held a birlh- hiy inirty on Sunday afternoon at their home in honor of the ou rlh birthday of their Dennis, who received many gifts Jtnd cards. Those present included John. David and Cynthia Linda, Sandra and Carl Stoltz, Susan Yeakley. Dolly UmberRer, Richard FirestiiiR.

Glenn Ilibsh- man, Krwldie ami Jimmy Strobel, lean Laj'ser, Susan McKnisht, Kulli Ann Mary Wiley, Hoi-is Jean Schaeffer, John Wi't- irr, Donald Kulp and Dennis Schnnke, Mr. and Xnrman Mathews. and Mrs. Lester Stolid, Mr. and Strobel.

Mrs. Lee Stoltz, Mrs. Kolx-rt friendly, the climate.is wonderful memories of London are only childhood -ones of darkness and blackout. it is marvelous to go to a west end show and see the bright lights and dance," Betty, who claimed she gained eight pounds on her London visit, I said she still preferred old-fashioned roast beef to the wonderful variety of dishes, salads and fruits in America. Sh'e also said that another reason she wanted to return home was her dislike for the American i'deas ot education.

She added: "You see little girls going to scliuol with lipstick and powder and discipline is almost nou-exist- Locol NCCS Unit Hos Party At VA Hospital Quota Club Holds October Business Meeting At Weimer LHS Drama Club Has Tryouts For School Workshop At M.5.T.C. Tryouts were held yesterday for A number of new members were roles'in the annual play to he pre- elected at the October business rented bv the Lebanon High School meeting of the Lebanon Quota i i i i iim i i. Dramatic Club at the high school workshop at Mlllersville State Teac.hers' College. The tryonts were held at a meeting of the organization with the itfesidem. Loretta McCarty, and the faculty sponsor.

Miss R. Eileen McConuell'. in'charge. Also at the meeting, a short eulogy on Mary Mac-Arthur was read by Rowena Mitchell. Trying out for the play were Sandra Fees, Elisabeth Gotschall.

Barbara llelman. Helen Ebur, Patricia. Snook, Valerie Miller, Joan Yordy. Rowena Michael, Jackie Gristov. John Kirshner, Lauran Vanasdalan, Tom Mentzer, Richard McCarty.

Loretta McCarty. Shirley Ream. Patricia Leahv. Dolly Shearer, Joanne Kreider, Granger, Conrad James Gruber, Joan Krum. David Bender.

Ann Israel. Nancy Schick- ley. Russell Bomberger, Joan Suyder. Patricia Knoll. Lenwood Werdt and George Shaak.

and thirty pa- Oiip-hnndred tients at, the entertained card party under t.he auspices of Ihe local unit of National Catholic Community Service. Refreshments were served and prizes were awarded to the winners. Those on the committee In charge were: James Eckenroth. Mrs. Alben Meluskey and Miss Cecelia Murray, of St.

Mary's Church; Mrs. C. Gress. Sacred Heart Church; Cornwall; Mrs. Theresa Miller.

St. Gertrude's; Mrs. Casimir Barczynski. St. Cyril Birthday Dinner Held For John Conrad Jr A surprise birthday dinner was held -at the home 'of Mr.

and Mrs. John Conrad. hexmont. on Sunday, iu honor of Mr. Conrad's birthday.

The following were nresent: Mr. and Mrs. -John Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Russel Snyder, Mr.

and Mrs. Bud Dewalt, Mrs. Catherine Retallick, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Preis and son.

Jimmy, of Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Capp and sons, Charles and Dennis. and Methodius; and Mrs. F.

I Richland; Mr. and Mrs. Harry roath, of St. Paul's Mrs. Hemperly Given Shower By Friends Members of St.

Mat'npw's Lutheran Church Choir held a surprise stork shower for Mrs, Gladys Hemperly. at, the home Sonthall and children Lee. Xorma Jean and Linda. Mr. and Mrs.

Grant Conrad aud son Franklin Dale. Jean Heagy, and Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad Jr. Tlle celebrant received cards and gifts from friends and neigh- Club, held Monday night at the Hotel with Mrs.

Jerry Kleinfelter, president, presiding. Routine business was transacted and tire committee for the October dinner meeting was announced. Mrs. Alfred Helms, Mrs. William Heddinger and Mrs.

John Bernstein will be in charge. A rummage sale is scheduled for November. Other announcements concerned the Quota District Convention to be held October and 9 at the Hotel "Warwick, Philadelphia. Local Quotariaus will leave on Saturday morning. Hostesses who served refreshments were members of the Committee on Set-vise in "World Affairs.

They were Mrs. Lee Beckley, Mrs. Meyer Snavely, Mrs. Marie Light, Mrs. Ada McHenry and Miss Ruth Albright.

Hold Surprise Party For Robt. Smith Jr. A surprise party was held recently, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. "Robert Smith.

of 363 North Eighth Street, in honor ofldorf was Christine Arnold before Pearl McQuate Is Bride Of Warren M. Cassel In Hershey In a setting of palms, candelabra and altar TBSW of white chrysanthemums, Vilsm' Pearl McQuate, of daughter of the late Mr. and Paul became the tirida of Warren M. Cassel, BOH of Mr.j and Mrs. Donald P.

Cassel, of, Hershey, at three o'clock Saturday afternoon in the Spring Creetcj Church of the Brethren. The Rev.l J. Herbert performed ths ring ceremony. Mrs. Randall Wagner, sister of the bridegroom and church organist, played the wedding music and accompanied -the soloist.

Miss Pauline Copp. Pews were marked with satin bows and the bridal carpet was used. Kenneth Donmoyer, cousin of the bridegroom, lit the tapers. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Harry King, of Hershey. Her gown, of candlelight satin was adorned with a lace yoke and ended in a full- length train.

Her fingertip veil was held by a halo ol crystallized, orange blossoms and ended In a scalloped finish. She carried orchids and white pom-pons with a shower of white satin streamers. Attending as maid of honor was Miss Vero-uica Walker, friend of the bride. She wore silver green satin with matching mitts and hat and carried an arm bouquet of mixed autumn flowers. Bridesmaids were Miss Louise Yorty, of Cornwall, and Miss Mildred Basehore, of Lebanon, college friends of the bride.

Their gowns were shell-pink and golden bronze, respectively, and they wore matching hats and mitts and carried mixed autumn flowers. Each wore a single strand of pearls. Mark McQuate, brother of the bride, was best, man, and ushers were Harry King, cousin of the and Edwin Beaver, uncle of t.he bridegroom. A reception for approximately 150 guests was held in the church social room after the ceremony. Mrs.

Cass.el is a graduate of Hershey High School and Lebanon Business College, and is employed as a secretary in. the vocational division of the Hershey High School, Mr. Cassel, also a graduate Hershey High School, is employed at the Middletowh Air Depot. He served 32 months in the Air Corps, 27 months overseas. After their return from Niagara Falls and Canada, Mr.

and Mrs. Cassel will reside at 321 East Areba Avenue, Hershey, Batdorfs Become Parents Of A Boy Mr. and Mrs. John A. Batdorf, ur 462 North Fifth Street, announce the birth of a son, born to them in the Lebanon Sanatorium at 7:51 p.

Monday. Mrs. Bat- their son Robert who observed his nineteenth birthday auui- versary. The celebrant is attached to 'the U. S.

Marine Corps, and is stationed in California, but was called home due to the illness of his father, who is now in the University Hospital, in Philadelphia. During the evening, the engagement was announced of Miss Nancy Henning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Henning, of 317 East Cumberland Street, tn Robert Smith son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Smith of 363 North Eighth Street, Many cards and gifts were presented to Robert as well as good wishes to him and his fiance. hors friends visiting the Veaklpy. Mrs. Wayne Fin-slim-. I of Mrs.

Dorothy Bnrkhart on Saturday evening. Luncheon was served. Guests present were Mrs. Mrs. Kiirl l.nyser, Mrs.

Regis Witter. Mrs. Karl Srhiieffpr. Miss Klsie- Vmbprgor. Miss I Oeck.

Harry Kulp and Mr, and tv Conner. Misses Bety Harmntii. Jacob SVIinoke. inrinin at 1 i is tin 1 former Knill is em a. m.

Mrs. Krall Marie Arnold. Mr. iloyed by Walter electric appliance service r. YKAKS OLD Christen During Family's Visit Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Wagner, formerly of Lebanon and now of Long Island, N. were in Lebanon over the weekend with their son. Jack Randall, and their daughter. Jill.

They were guests of Mrs. Wagner's parents. Mr. and Pauline Matthews. Sara Jane Crammer.

Retty Fink. Jean Conner. Evelyn Harmnth. Jeanetip Mrs. Phyllis Leibig.

home durins the day were Miss Darlene Xaiiman. Miss Marion Ebright and Harry Sechrisi. Mrs. Ralph oil us r. Second Street.

(In Sunday morning Mrs. Hemperly hart. and Mrs. Burk- Frances Jean lUiltz. Mr.

Workman is employed as I Mi', mul Mrs. Harold Hoisx. of! can-Inker. Allliutigli no special i C.nilfonl Street, cele.m.ted Stephen's Reformed Chuivh. the stone Silk Company, ct'lebrjitlon WHS planned, many her second birthday on Rev.

fierce K. Swope officiated at eimls awl personal felicitations Hci I'Htnilv had a birliulay dinner(the baptism of six-aml-one-half- canie their w.iy. jat lipine her lioiioi- Tut oti HaiiK those bn'pht ciioerfnl towels in ihe kltfben! KiKhl-lo-Mii'-iiH''!) rrnsnes make it rnsv embroidei A sir! t'nn do llu'sc say simple Pait'-ni fii'ii 6 motifs 5x7 inches. Laura Wheeler's jial- makes ni'odlewin-k sc simple with its clnirts, photos mid con- i-ise directions. Send TU'KXTY CK.VTS in coins for this pattern to Lebanon Dally NEWS, 79 Needlccraft Dept.

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Print plainly PATTKRN XITUHKK, our XAMK, ADDKKNS and KOXK, Here's good news! Send fifteen; cents more for your fascinating aura Wheeler Needlpcr.ift Itooii today! 104 illustrations of your --orite needle-holibles tbf ilcest des-isns and tlie most pateins avallnbiA. Besinner df'siens, and trtoHs worthy of rxpcrt's ntentlon. A Free' dlework pattern printed In WISHING Registered S. Patent Offlce. 5 I 5 "3" 5 7 I 2 A 2 3 8 I 6 6 7 4 fi 1 3 A 2 4 7 6 3 8 5 A 7 2 4 7 2 4 6 3 5 4 7 5 t.

2 4 5 fi 2 4 3 8 A 3 2 i 8 5 4 2 IT 5 I 2 i i 5 I i 4 7 I 4 6 1 6 i 0 8 3 5 3 i A. 6 i itioiilhs-olil Jiu-k Kanii.ill I Mrs. Wagner's parents enter' tinned at Sunday dinner for their family HIH! guests. Also present 'were Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Weaver son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hordner mul family. Mr.

and Mrs. i Harry P-onlner and family, Mr. anil Mrs Fred Waaner of Long i Island, Y. Myerstown Couple Announces Birth Mr. and Mis.

Karl WarthiU. of IS Kasi Avenue. Myerstown, are the parents of a son, born to them in the Lebanon Sanatorium at 12:35 a.m.. today. TJie mother is the former Grace Miller.

The father is employed by the K. J. Lavlno Furnace, Company. Hold Sirthday Party For Virginia Blyler Mary Virginia i.Giii Rly- ler. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Blyler of SIT Mifflin Street, had a birthday party Monday afternoon in celebration of her third birthday, and received many gifts and cards. The table was decked with ice cream, candy, balloons, favors and a large cake with three candles. Those present included Sharon Ann Wolf. Barbara James.

Wayne B-l South a.m.. today. Mrs. Spangler is Rush. Judy and Janet Yurcaba.

Richard Koltz. llolsberg, St. father is employed by the Key-; Sally Jo and Jack Hillesland. Gin Gin Blyler. Mrs.

Wayne Bush. Mrs. Alex Yurcaba. Mrs. Katbryu llolsbe.rg and Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Blyler. Daughter Is Born To Spongier Couple A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spangler.

of Bethel, in the Lebanon Sanatorium at 4: today. Mrs. Spangler is the former Marion Boltz. The ERE is a pleasant little game that will give you a message every day. It is a minjerical puzzle designed to spell out your fortune.

Count letters in your llrsl name, the number of letters is 6 or more, subtract 4. If the number is less than 6, add 3. The result is your key number. Start at the upper left-hand corner of the rectangle check every one of your key numbers, left to right. Then rrad the metsas; the letters under the checked figures give you.

Eleven-Year Old Has Birthday Event Mary Heilman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heilman. of Qnen- tin, who recently observed her eleventh birthday, was honored at a weiner roast held at.

the Wild Duck cottage at Camp Strauss. as she is known, is a siitth grade student at the Quentin School, and received numerous gifts and cards from friends and relatives, throughout the day. Those present at the welner roast included: Margaret Bahsteter. Frances Plasterer. Elaine Plasterer.

Marilyn Krick, Joan Thompson. Patsy Krause, Barbara Light. Arlene Hauck. Jane Hauck. Kitty Heilman.

Mary Heilman, Agatha Fake, Alice Fake. Ella Fake. Jimmy Zimmerman, Jake Tice, and Dora Heilman. Second Child Is Born To Wm. Behney, Wife Honor Mrs.

Bentz At Surprise Party her marriage. The father is employed by the Bethlehem Steel Company. PRETEND BOLERO -Mrs. Vernon W. Benu.

of Kich- larnl, w-as honored at a surprise birthday party recently, held at I Mr. and Mrs. William T. Bphnpy. j'he home of her parents.

Mr. and of .045 Zarker Street. Harrishurs. Mrs. Joshua K.

Haak. of Nevv- are announcing the -birth of ajmanstown. i daughter. Susan Ann. in the Poly-i Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon W. Bent? clinic Hospital. Harrishnrc, on i also recently celebrated their if September ffigluh wpddiiitf anniversary, with Mr. Behney is a sou of former'M observing his birthday'" I Assemblyman and Mrs.

Ralph H. i anniversary at the same time. Ann.e Adams HAS ITTH HIKTHDAY Lucille Mary Kelly, daughter ttrn 1'fifi. COOKY no.X AM) SHKLF This graceful corner shelf and say cooky box are made out of quarter-inch plywood with kr Willlim 1. Uilltr.

Dutrilxiltd IM. or Charles J. Partman ol Cumberland Street, is iier seventeenth birthday today. She is a junior ju annn Catholic High School. Many sifts and cards have come her! wsv, special dinner will served lipr home this with a large birthday cake.

The pallern gives actual-size cnttins; snides for the shelf as ss a sleiu-il and color snide for Behney, of -129 Cumberland Street, aud is engaged in the insurance business. Rehney is the former Lorraine Green, of Lehighton. The newcomer has a brother, William T. Behney. who is approaching three years in age.

Geo. Beattie, Wife, Have New Arrival Mr. and Mrs. Heat of 1.M7 Elm Street, are receiving) couple were, married by Rev. Franklin P.

Watts, and are the parents of one child, a daughter. Gloria Jean. Many gifts and'cards were received by the celebrants, with two large cakes forming the centerpiece at the table. Approximately sixty guests were present during the occasion. Mr.

Mrs. Kennedy Are Parents Of Son Th" cutest thM mads pvfity liitle girl That Ifio and bib are fashion copied from tlip bis girls. And the sewinR ip easy! Pattern 475 comes in 2, 4. K. Size take 2 yards 35inch: yard contrast.

This jrattern. easy to use, simple to sew. is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions Send TWKXTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern to ANNE ADAMS, care of the Lebanon Daily NEWS. 90 Pattern Dept 243 West 17th New York 11, N.

V. Print plainly XAMK, IHIKSS with ST7.K STYI.K M'MHKR. Send for our Fall and Wln- ami color for dec- congratulations today on the birth Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy, of ter ANNK ADAMS Pattern Book' the box.

Send order of a son. horn in the 1-ehanon Grantville. became the parents Pases of patterns for the family' MI" i. I Sanatorium at 12:27 today, of a son. born at the Lebanon i plus pood fashion tips.

Christmnil I.XIl'hRX Mrs. Besttl" is thp former Anne Sanstorium at a. m. today, i pifts you can make. Free pattern MoBridp, father is pmnlnvpri te a hat I.rhnnun Dully Bedford Hills, New York father is employed I The mother is the former Kath- A.

A. Grocery Com- ryn Houser. father Is em- 'I ployed by the Hershey Estates. of a hat. a head-hugKing; helmet, is printed In hook.

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