The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 5

Jt. i jmV' THE NEWS-HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1940. PAGE FIVE Phone 361 CAMIPEELL'S ROCKY 6R0VE HU.DHEU H1NCH LUSHES. It OUfUUa llfNi rbn tit I l. H.

to 4 Vi H.b. Nib.r Ult-L. SOCIETY If omen's News, Personals, Club Events, GKIBBEN'S SHOP Each and Every One of NELLIE DON DRESSES are sure shot for summer. They are endowed with superb fit for which Nellie Don Is fauioui, every one possesses a quuutlty of those little "bidden value" that mean io much and are found so widow In style at thU price, $2.50, $3.98 and 3.95 One of Pennsylvania's Fine Stores. NEW HOT ITEM WOOD BEAD BAGS AT STRIKINGLY LOW PRICES A.

J. GRIBBEN i Beautiful Colored Beads. Fascinating New Shapes. Recent Bride Honored By Former Classmates Mrs. James P.

Swab, of Sugarereek, who before her marriage on June 1. was Miss Ida lIarkliion, was honored at a miscellaneous shower given Friday evening at the home of Mrs. James Hays, Rocky Grove, by Mrs. Hays, Mrs. Merle Mong, Rocky Grove: Mrs.

Harold Selfer, Prospect Park; Miss Irene IVrry, Tolk, and Miss Mary Kllen Heath, Guys Mills. The host-esses and the bride were members of the li)3 class of the Rocky Grove High School. Three tables of "cootie" were In play and prizes went to the honor guest and Mrs. Walter Cooley. Mrs.

Swab also received some lovely gifts. The house was decorated throughout with roses and peonies. The center of the table, where the bride was served, was marked with a tiered wedding cake. Bowls of roses centered the other tables and the favors were rose ibuds In pustel shades, holding candles, and topped with umbrellas. The placecards were hand-painted, the work of MLss Heath.

Mrs. Donald Slefer, Sugarereek, Mrs. Jack Weaver, 'Victory Heights. Marvelous Construction, $1.98 Value Bag for $5.98 value Bag for isotmanyieit sonurry 2 for this bargain. PALM0LIVES2-33 LATHER OH BRUSHLESS COLGATE Si 2-29 CBA0SUHQMUETE TALC 227 LARGE Alir LIQUID 00 SIZE OUt DENTIFRICE Zo? Dresses What Is Your Choice? Dresses "Dress-up?" "Spectator Sport?" Our materials In wash dresses for church and social affairs are a different and distinctly new.

i i in 'VASELINE'S 37c Dague-Bartholomew Co. 1209 Liberty Street Phone 94. juy now wneu every suaue iwuuo 01 course; ana size may ne louna. THE LOTUS FLOWER MRS. JEANNETTE L.

McCROSSON. Prop. 409 13th Street, Franklin, Pa. Telephone 672. Properly adjusted glasses of perfect correction insure ease and comfort.

Why be without them? You Can Afford Our Prices On Easy Payments. ANNOUNCE PROGRAM OF CHILDREN'S SERVICE A demonstration of the memory work of the Vucatlon Bible School of the Itockr Grove Avenue Presbyterian Church and the annual Children's Day program will be presented at a unltled service in the church at 10:30 o'clock Sunday morning. The program mil be as follows: March, pilgrim," orchestra; overture, "Mignonette," orchestra; hymn. congregation; recitations, "Greetings," Freddy Mong; "An Invitation." Ruth Anna Hays; "Welcome," Burton Richards; "A Cheerful Place," Elaine Rltchey and Tommy Conklln; vocal solo, "The Sweetest Story," Dorothj Snyder; recitations, "A Speech," Jean Adams; "A Little Prayer," Charles Conklln; "A Joan Shuoe; "A Friend of Little Joyce, and Clyde Golden. Song, "The Sweet Story of Old," Junior choir, with Inez Hughes as soloist; recitation, "little Folks." Mona Lou Pierce; exercise, "Scatter Seeds of Kinduess," Beverly Brady, Janet Welton, Jenule Brandon, Barbara Relb; recitation, "Tho Birds' Advice," Carol Miller; songs.

"The Reason," "How AVe Know" and 'The Master's Cardeu," by the primary department and. Junior choir. Baptism of children by Rev. W. JJ.

McAlpin, the pastor. Recitations, "Nothing Too Small," Bobby Shupe; Christiana," Aiiia Mary Doversplke; Psalm 37, Mrs. Robert Barnes' class of the vacation Bible school; recitation. "Stop, Look and Listen," Boyd Karns: exercise Jesus Loves the Little Children," Beverly Kunkel, Jane Wertman, Joan Golden and Ruth Oathers; song, "Children, Hosanua," Junior choir. Eleanor Huston, soloist; offertory, "The Ro bins farewell." orchestra.

Recitations. '-Children's Day." Jane Adams; "If You Want to be Happy," Katherlne DuPont; "I Wonder Why." Lyle Khuffstall; "The Flowers' Message," Gwendolyn IKnitt: exercise, The Why of It," Lawanda Aiken, Patty Cathers, Fanny Krepp. Jac quellne Golden, Patty Buck I Cor, 13, Mrs. G. Held Pierce's class from the vacation Bible school solo, "God Bless Billy Rembold, and Junior cnoir; closing thought, John Freeman, announcement and benediction, Rev.

McAlpin. JOHNSONBURG PARADE TO BE HELD JUNE 29 The Rocky Grove Fire Department, its truck, auxiliary and band, Is among the dozens of companies throughout Western Pennsylvania, who have accepted invitations to appear at Johnsfourg on Saturday. June 20, in a big parade which will climax tho week celebration of the third annual Jubilee of Central Company No. 1. An industrial parade Is scuedulea for Wednesday, and will Include floats of various Industries, throuchout that section, and as well as Johnsburg or ganizations.

Parade fctarts at 6:30 p. m. EST. Firemen's Day is Saturday, with the mile long parade of bands, hose companies, and fire equipment begin ning at 6 p. m.

EST. The visitors will be competing for upwards of $300, offered in 14 big prizes. Best bands. $30 and $15: best appearing compan ies, $30 and $15; company coming the largest distance with 30 or more men, $15; most men in line, $10; best piece of equipment. $20 and $10; best ap pearing ladieir auxiliaries, $15 ana $10: best drum corps.

$25 and $1C; best Junior drum corps, $15 and $10. A firemen ball on fcraturday eve ning at the Elks Building is the week's closing event. A carnival of side shows, games, Is another Jubilee Celebration attraction. Community Goitip The Men's Fellowship of the Rocky Grove Avenue Presbyterian Church will hold the regular session on Monday evening at 7 :30 o'clock at the church. All men of the congregation are welcome.

Tho TjkUps' Auxiliary of the Rocky Grove Fire Department meets Monday evening in the club rooms. The hostesses will be Mrs. Raymond Shuffstall, Mm Tjiwrence Siefer. Mrs. Joseph Shraer, Mrs.

Walter Stover, Mrs. Rob ert Stone and Mrs. Lee snmgieaecKer. EPWORTH LEAGUE RALLY CONDUCTED AT ROCKLAND ThA Oil dtv sub-district Bpworth League ipicnlc lnd rally was held at tho Mothodist Church at Rockland on Thursday evenlmg. One hundred and fits in shots were oresent wun tn! fniiiAwini? Rmworth Leaeues represent ed: Sallna, Seneca, juraaensourg, Reno.

Bethel, Grace, and Trinity, of Oil City. Fhrvfw ifrmu tho Cherry Kun insn tiio woro civn bv the Bethel Church group, and after an inspiring report given from the address of a umnese Christian who attended the Cherry Run Institute, a collection was 'lifted tho flMiiR rri of fund. Tr Thomas H. Morris, of Trinity ifThnivh. conducted an impressive con secretion service at the close oi tne The recreational program was in charze of Clarence 'Miller, the dinner Lto mas in charee of Miss iMaita i Aber, and the business session was BEFORE You Order Your Winter Fuel Get the Facts About GAS Former Franklinite Is Honor Guest at Testimonial Dinner Ed Qulnn, former Tranklin man and brother of James 1.

Qulnn wu honor guest at a testimonial dinner held Tuesday evening at Heaver Falls. Thn una Mrvinarircri hv tlio K. of C. at the Broadhead Hotel honor ing Mr. Qulnn who has recently immju promoted to city superintendent of the Postal Telegraph Company office at Mr ittilnn nw.lvwl liU onrlv train ing lii the eonrpany when he was resident in James 1).

Quinn was present for the banquet. Officer Mehallick's Marriage Announced RIDGWAY, June 22. Miss Luclle Hopo Lewis, of Glen Campbell. and John Mehalllck, of Franklin, formerly of Kane, a member of the criminal Investigation division of the State Po-Hee, were married Tuesday noon in the rectory of Holy Cross Church, It randy Camp, nine miles south of here by ltcv. Francis Schlludwoln.

They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibous, of Punxsutawney. After a honeymoon spent In Krle, Niagara Falls and Quebec Mc and Mrs. Mehalllck will reside iu Funxsutawney.

Officer Mehalllck has been stationed In Franklin since last September. While the couple will make their homo In Funxsutawney, Officer Mehalllck will continue bis police duties here. SOCIAL EVENTS. Beverly Ann Burgert Is Honor Guest At Party Celebrating Her Birthday. Mrs.

Fete Burgert entertained se-en boys and girls on Friday afternoon at the home of her mother. Mrs. Lewis MeKce. iu honor of her daughter, Beverly Ann. who was celebrating her seventh birthday anniversary.

Games were played during the afternoon and the honor guest was presented with gifts. Refreshments were served later In the afternoon with table decorations carried out in orange, yellow and green. A green cake with yellow candles centered the table and from the chandelier over the table hung yellow green and orange balloons tied with streamers of the opposite colors. The bouse was decorated throughout with colored balloons Mrs. Michael Orsega, Recent Bride, Honor Guest at Miscellaneous Shower.

Mrs. Kenneth Hunter, Mrs. George Barrett and Mrs. Walter Grinder en tertained Friday eveniug at the home of Mrs. Charles Grinder, Rooky Grove, honoring Mrs.

Michael Orsega, who was recently married. Mrs. Orsega was the former Miss Gladys Wilklns. During the evening guests played "contract" and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Robert Barnes, Mrs.

Orsega and Mrs. Harold-Baker. Refreshments were served to 14 guests seated at small tables and dec orations throughout the house were peonies aud roses. A miscellaneous shower was neia for the honor guest and she received many gifts. Members of Washington Club Will Hold Meeting on 31onday Evening.

The regular meeting of the Wash ington Club will be held Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Meaibers will be entertained mo tion pictures shown by members of the club and home made ice cream will be served as refreshment. DEATHS. Mrs. Otis Craine.

Mrs. Alice I Craine, 84, widow of Otis Craine, died at 11 p. m. Friday at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Lawrence May, Route 1, Polk.

Mrs. Craine was born in New York state, Feb. 23, 1S56, the daughter of Benedict and Mary Ann fcerlven Russell. Mrs. Craine was a resident of Mercer County for many years.

Her hus band died a'bout 46 years ago. She had been an. invalid for seven years. She came to the. Polk area about a year ago.

Surviving, are a daughter, Mrs. Min nle Fuller, Route 2, Polk three grandchildren, nine great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. The body has been removed to the Park Funeral Home, where services will be held Monday. Mrs. John Stark.

Mrs. Mary Barrickman, 423 Second Street, has received word of the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. John Stark, of Jeannette. She had been in poor health for two years, but only seriously ill for the past two months. Mrs.

Stark was a frequent guest of Mrs. Barrickman and had a number of friends here. Perfect Girl Now Is 'Perfect Mother' As Prunella Stack, she was called Britain's "Perfect Girl," and founded the British Women's League of Health and Beauty. Now, as Lady David Douglas-Hamilton, she's the "Perfect having recently become the mother of a nine-pound son. Her husband is an K.

A. F. pilot. and Miss Maxine Turner, Bethel, were among the guests. THE CARD BASKET.

Miss Edna Jones left today for Los Angeles. where he will visit her sister, Miss Eleanor Jones. Richard Reamer and Eugene Hyatt left this morning for San Francisco. where thev will ieud a month. Miss Alice Black will return to her home in Grove City Sunday after spending the past week with friends and relatives.

Laurence J. Smith, of Wooster. arrived today from New York-City to pend the summer as the cuest of his sister, Louise Smith. Dr. F.

W. WiUon left today for Detroit, where he will visit his wife, who is an Instructor In the Detroit schools. Dr. and Mrs. Wilson will re turn next Wednesday.

Mrs. Dallas Graham returned to her home in Charlerol today after spending the past week as the guest of her mother-itvlaw, Mrs. H. A. Graham, and other friends and relatives.

Miss Louise Shaffer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Shaffer, of Tort Arthur, Is the house guest of Miss Donna Jean McDowell, Liberty Street.

Miss Milburn T. Meeker is spending the week-end In Charlerol and from there she will go to New York to spend several weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Kobison, and attend a summer term at Columbia University. Rev. and Mrs, Frank A.

Towers and family have returned from Anderson, wnere tney attended the international convention of the Church of God. Rev. Towers is pastor of the Fox Street Church, Rocky Grove. Mrs. Nora Clough and Miss Florence Clough have returned from a trip to Harriburg and Ilersbey.

They were accompanied on the trip by Mrs. Clara Mitchell and daughter, Norma June, who are spending their vacation with friends in Washington, D. C. Miss Virginia Quinn aud Miss Gertrude Cook have returned from a week's trip' to New York World's Fair and to West Point Military Academy where they were guests over the week-end. They also attended a joint Annapolis and West Toint hop on Wednesday night.

MIFFLIN CO. POPULATION SHOWS 6.4 PER CENT. RISE LBWISTOWN, June 22. UP Mif flin County's population increased 6.47 per cent, during the past ten years, to a total of 42,946, according to the official 11M0 census figures re leased today. In 1030, the county's totaled 40,335, Just 2,611 less than the 1040 population.

Lewistown, county seat and largest borough in the county, had a popula tion of 12,080 in 1040, a decrease of 371 in the last decade. Lewistown borough will have an Increase of 1,000 within the next few weeks, but this will not be recorded in the 1940 census figures because the borough now is in the process of annexing Lake Park, a bordering community. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS. Merle Benton Mitcham and Elizabeth Blanche Stanley, both of Oil City. John Edward Straub and Dorie June Shreffler, both of Cornplanter Township.

Lloyd Raymond Monroe, Pleasant-vllle, and Esther Geraldlne Cook. Ti-tusville. Robert Garesman and Martha Alt-man, both of Oil City. Delbert Elten Latsbaw. Van R.

D. 1, and Phyllis Ardell Perry, South Oil City. Harry Eugene Fogle, and Virginia Shattuck, boUi of Pleasantville. TO CLEAN NICKEL. Lemon Juice on a clean, soft cloth will penally remove igreen corrosion from nickel.

Wash off, then cover with a good metal polish. When dry, polish with a dean cloth. Let Us Make a Free Survey and Give You an Estimate. GAS COMPANY Low Price UNITED NATURAL Quality Meats yifMtWW MAC SAYS: OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Mary Lincoln Chocolates, and Summer Candies 60c 2 lbs. $1.00 KODAK FILMS All Sizes GOLF BALLS 3 $1.00 ROSE'S ICE CREAM qt- 50c Rose's Special Quart Package ORANGE SHERBET 32c THERMOS BOTTLES Pints and Quarts SUN GOGGLES 25r to McGuire Bros.

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