The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 15

THS mm4imALt) Thursday, july 9, mi, Pajama Parasol Ensembles For the Mid Summer Mode EMPLOYEES S(D(DDETTy OMEN'S NEWS PERSONALS CLUBS Elizabeth Pollard Blank, Editor Offik4360 Residence 8158-G 1 Extra values Lower prices? 1 Ladies" Play Golf. Fifty ladles of the Wariango Country dub played golf on the links this morning, on the occasion of the regular weekly ladies' day. and had luncheon at the club housejt noon. The afternoon was spent in playing bridge. There was a large number at the "Give Values And the People Will clob for dinner Wednesaay evening Thais Our Slogan This Month, cmd Heree aF ana several individual parties given.

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Burch enter-tained a party of friends, and a dinner of 20 covers was given by Misa Frances Anderson.

Samuel Messer, president of the Quaker State Oil Refining Co. was host to a number of officials of the Danes Date Is Changed. Announcement Is made by Jerry i addis, manager of the Sugarcreek dancing pavilion, that the regular weekly dances will hereafter be staged on Friday night instead of Saturday night. The change is made in response io popular request, and will afford an extra hour of dancing. Dancing tomorrow night will be from 9 o'clock until 1, and music will be furnished by Merle Keyes and Ms Music Peddlers.

Siverly W. C. T. U. Meets.

Mrs. Lena Fitch, president, presided at the Tegular meeting of the Siverly W. C. T. U.

held in the Bethel M. E. church parlors Wednesday afternoon. The program was on law enforce-' iment, with Mrs. O.

E. Reynolds, superintendent of this department, in charge. Devotions were led by Mrs. John Walker, and Mrs. Fitch offered prayer.

Mrs. Reynolds read an original poem company and out-of-town guests at TrziY lip, 'Stri luncheon and dinner at the club, yesterday. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. John Foley, of West First street, are visiting relatives in Warren, Pa.

on law enforcement, and 'readings were also given by Mrs. walker, Mrs. Myra Plumer and Airs. Fitch. Yvonne Mumphrey sang a solo and a talk on the recent picture "Ten Nights in a Ear 'Room" and the recent trial "Who Killed Earl Wright" was given by Mrs.

Mrs. A. Goodwin and daughter, Miss Martha, are spending several days in Geneva, O. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Lee, of Log Angeles, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Plimpton, of Abbott street. nteh. Mr. Harry B.

Snaman is sponsoring This Mattress Luther League Has Picnk. R. T. TJngren. of Los Angles, Forty young people of iGood Hope lilt (Lutheran church, members of tne Luth formerly of this city, la visiting his brother, C.

L. Ungreen, of Englewood er League, enjoyed a picnic dlnnerlat the Shepard of the Hills tourist camp Wednesday evening. Dinner was serv "In my experience," he cays, Tve never seen a quality innerspring mattress like this sell for less than $25 to $30. It is a fine quality article, and I urge all my customers to feel no hesitancy in purchasing this bargain." avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. D. L. Thomas, William Thomas and Mr. and Mrs.

William Kern have returned from Washington ed at 6 :30 o'clock, and the evening was where they attended the funeral of ispent in playing games. The committee in charge of the outing comprised Miss Edna 'Smith, Miss Helen Remus, Miss Elizabeth Ausel, Miss Hazel Kluck, Miss Ruth Pfiel-sticker, Billy 'Roess, Wilford Wilson fend Philip Blum. Harry Miles Thompson. recent'deaths Regular $29.50 Innerspring Mattress Pajama and parasol ensembles introduce something different to the mid-summer beaches. White shantung, favored from coast to coast this year, makes the langorous two-piece suit, shown above, from Worth, with royal blue touches in the scarf, sandals and the plaid silk sunshade which takes the place of a hat.

For one who prefers mid-summer flowers, there's a gay flowered shantung suit, right, from Worth, with poppies in California red and orange tints making an all-over design. This one-piece suit has a backless bodice cut, with just a strap of the material running around the neck from shoulder to shoulder. The trousers are full and long, hiding the cute red and orange beach sandals. The gay parasol picks up the poppy colors in a dashing big plaid which contrasts with the figured design of the dress. $19.7.

Mrs. Catherine Sweeney. Mrs. Catherine Sweeney, aged 95 years, one of the oldest residents of the community, died at 9:15 o'clock Wednesday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Catherine Zesky, 515 Bissell avenue.

She haji been ill for one week. Mrs. Sweeney had been a resident of Oil City for 70 years, and was the oldest member of St. Joseph's church. She was Iborn in New Derry, Westmoreland county, in 1S36, coming to Oil City in 1861.

Her liusbaad, Patrick Sweeney, died 59 years ago. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Attend Reciprocity Meeting. Forty women of the Good Hope Lutheran church of this city, motored to Venus Wednesday afternoon and attended the annual reciprocity meeting of the Lutheran ladies of Tionesta, Shtppenville, Oil City, and Venus. Both morning and afternoon sessions were held, and the paper at the morning sessions was read by Mrs.

Grover Hetrick of Shippenville on the topic "Can We Afford to do Foreign Mission Work." Mrs. J. F. Westinghouse, of Oil City, read a paper at the afternoon session, on the subject "How to Win the Unchurched." An offering was taken, and will be tent to the foreign mission treasury. It was decided that next year's meeting will be held in Oil City.

10 INCORPORATE This guaranteed Innerspring Mattress is absolutely the finest value we can offer! Regularly sold for $29.50. offer it at a saving you'll remember for years! Made of hundreds of small steel springs covered with fine quality material for complete comfort guaranteed quality throughout. is your opportunity! We've called it SUPER-SPECIAL it is But of course. can't say they'll last the month out. Zesky and one son, George Sweeney, 10 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren and nine great great TEE SIT AT INK A requiem mass will be celebrated ASMiraUT SENECA New Plan Involving $16,000 is Approved at Meeting of Residents on Wednesday Night in St.

Joseph's church at 9 o'clock Saturday morning and burial will be made in the old St. Joseph's cemetery. Lewis Stover. Lewis Stover, aged 74 years, a life long resident of died at the family home there at 10:30 o'clock A hole in one. the ambition of every seasoned golfer, was made Wednesday at the Wanango Country Club by Harold Dickey, of Oil City.

The shot was made on hole No. 10, and was the third which has been made on the course this season. By virtue of the unusual shot Mr, Dickey will be accorded, the coveted honor of membership in the Hole in One Club, and will receive various awards for the feat. The distance of the shot was 160 yards. Mr.

Dickey sunk his tee shot while making the rounds with Ted Mattern, Ben Williamson and Bill Lamberton. 100 Attend Aid Meeting. An all day meeting of the Independent Aid Society was held Wednesday in the Aid hall, on the Halyday Run road, and 100 members and guests were in attendance. The morning was spent in quilting, and three quilts were completed. Mrs.

Clarence Frank was hostess for the dinner served at noon, and the tables were decorated with gardon flowers. Mrs. William Shaffer conducted the devotional service during the afternoon, and a short business session wts held. Mrs. Lilly Ferran.

Mrs. Rare Wednesday night, following a several years' Illness. Mr. Stover was born on December 1856, a son of Peter B. and Amelia The organization of a stock company for the supplying of Seneca with water service was practically assured at a meeting of residents of the community held on.

Wednesday evening. A new plan to provide the service at a cost of approximately $16,000 instead of the sum which would have been involved under the original plan was present Stuck Stover. He was a farmer by Surviving are his widow and the fol lowing chi.tlren: Mrs. John Benninger and C. L.

Stover, of Fertigs; Mrs. L. ed by the committee which has been endeavoring to find a means of sup S. Lineman and Homer M. Stover, of Lafferty and Mrs.

James Douglas were named hostesses for the August meet plying the community with water, Bradford. One brother. Fred Stover, of C. H. Young, district engineer of the would probably have been as great as Fertigs, 24 grandchildren and two great ing.

state health department, of Meadville, grandchildren, also survive. and Mr. Anderson, National Transit Enjoy Outing at Mays Mills. BRADLEYTOWN. Ten couples from Woodland Heights enjoyed a club supper at Mays Mills Wednesday evenin? with the national colors for the table decorations.

The evening was spent with sports and swimming. Guaranteed Quality 3 PIECE BED OUTFIT $19.95 By Leo Bumpus. Bradleytown, July 7. Mr. and Mrs.

Clark Kennedy, oi Ashtabula, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Collins. at Seneca. The modified installation recommended by the committee provides for the laying of 7,000 feet of line against feet as formerly planned.

Under the new plan the six inch line would run from the north end of the Fisher farm to the south end of the pavement in Seneca, with a four inch line to the new high school building and four inch lines on East and West State streets. Under this plan the water hydrants and elevated tank would be eliminated for the present but could be installed without loss of material when funds were available. Lloyd P. Hied is sponsoring This Bed Outfit After a careful inspection of this complete outfit, Mr. Hied said: "Although my experience has been mostly In Interior decorating, curtains and draperies, I know a "value" when I see it and there's a good one! No reason in the world why it won't be a big seller.

I'd be willing to sell some myself." Choice of Any Piece $6.95 X. W. Porter is quite sick at the home of his son, D. L. Porter.

Sunday visitors at the home of S. practical engineer, were present and gave their opinions In favor of the proposition. A resolution was adopted that the organization be incorporated and that a committee be named to Interview the residents who have pledged, asking them to transfer the pledges under the old plan in support of the revised plan. Water will be supplied from wells in the vicinity, one of them being ready for use. Another will be started immediately, and others will be added as the demand warrants.

Automatic electric pumps will be used to pump the wells, according to the plan, the water being forced through an Iron remover and on to a clearing basin by gravity, pressure in the lines being maintained at between S5 and 40 pounds. District Engineer Young told those present chat the iron content of the water, which is the only undesirable Smith were: Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sweet and children, of Oil City and Mr. and Watchmen Will Meet.

The regular meeting of Fort Venango No. 49, American Home Watchmen, will be held a o'clock Wednesday evening In the Fraternal Hall Association rooms. The business session will be followed by a card party, and "500" will be played. Prizes will be awarded, and refreshments will be served. Mrs.

Otto Mason is chairman of the committee. Mrs. Lindley Sweet and children, of Maple Grove. AMUSEMENTS Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Foster and family Consists of the neatly made, tubular constructed, steel bed. restful, resilient, coil spring. the quality, comfortable, ALL cotton a complete Bed Outfit to give you years of service and sleep comfort. pieces truthfully shown above. We could say more.

more. we'll let it and its PRICE speak for themselves. were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Frank Shorts. Mr. and Mrs.

Homer Stants were also Sunday afternoon callers at the Shorts home. At the Latonia, Detailing the adventure of a trio of country maidens in their search for romance in a big city, "3 Girls Lost" is said to be one of the most realistic and entertaining films made in recent Little Muriel Cutchall, of near Polk, is spending some time here with her aunt, Mrs. Boyd Lesh. Another daughter, was born to her parents, Mr. and feature, can be easily overcome by the use of a simple and inexpensive filtera Mrs.

Charles Cutchall at the Fransiin tion process, and Mr. Anderson, of the Transit, stated that the physical as hospital recently. months. The picture features Loretta Young, John Wayne and Lew Cody in the principal roles and will close it's two day stay at the Latonia tonight. Tomorrow brings Edward Everett Horton, El Brendel, Spencer Tracy, Rebekahs Have Outing.

Mrs. Reed Simpson entertained a number of the members of Ella Re-Itekah lodge, at a delightful outing on Wednesday, at her cottage at Walnut Bend. Some of the picnickers went to the Jp-river resort in the morning and epent the entire day there, while others spent the afternoon there and stayed for dinner. The day was spent in boating and swimming and In playing cards, and lunch and dinner were served. pects of the plan are entirely practical, The Shields reunion held at the home of W.

G. Shields here on the 4th was quite well attended. The Maple Grove sensible, and economic. In the Heart of Oil City The committee which will interview the residents in regard to transferring Una Merkal and Sidney Fox in the stage comedy, "6 Cylinder There their pledges under the original plan to the new plan consist of: J. Frank will be a bargain half hour, for ladies from 1 :15 to 1 :45 m.

where the gathering was held is an ideal picnic ground. A picnic gathering was also held at the home of Charles Seely on the 4tb with a number of friends from Erie and other points present. F. H. Davison, and Misses Letta and Horner, Chester Hahn, W.

E. Car-bflualh, Arthur S-teffee. Frank Middle- ton, Jean Sherwood, W. H. Hahn, L.

W. Mong, M. P. French, James Hall, L. C.

Moore, Carl Schnell. F. H. Frank, George Stewart and W. P.

Ferringer. It is believed, that the cost of the Evelyn Davison, of Franklin, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor McCurdy, of Far- where have acclaimed the picture even superior to the stage play. Director West has given the picture several new twists.

Whether or not one has seen the stage play, this picture version will prove intensely interesting and entertaining. DO YOU KNOW THAT- Grimes three times. Left-handed pitchers won 19 games from Brooklyn out of the first 82 defeats Robbie's Roisterers sustained. Jumbo Jim Elliott, the pitcher Robbie traded down the river to the Phils this year, has knocked off the Robins four times and they have beaten him twice. Only seven pitchers In the league had beaten the, Robins more, than once up to July 5 Zachary, Brandt, Mitchell, Rixey, Hallahan and Elliott, left-handers and Derringer, service to the residents under the latest nlan will be greatly lower than the At the Drake.

What is said to be the greatest mystery thriller of all times, "The Bat Whispers," opens today at the Drake Theatre and continues tomorrow and Saturday. It is an adaptation of Mary Roberts Einehart's tremendously successful stage play, "The Bat" It played for five years on the stage, and to this day its success remains unequalled. It has been brought to the screen by the United Artists Corporation, with Chester (Morris as the star. Roland West, the screen's outstanding mystery director, is the director. Critics every At the Lyric.

Some wives can be fooled most of the time and all the wives some of the time but not all the wives all the time, according to "Lonely now being shown at the Lyric theatre. It is a gingery, snappy, audacious farce involving a stepping-out husband who bloomed Into a passion flower when the clock struck eight, a wife who who couldn't be fooled, a mother-in-law who was, two other women who wanted to be fooled, and an Impersonating double who got them all in a jam when he abetted the fooling husband. cost would have been under the origin MOES and HOSIERY of the Better Kind. Specializing in the higher grades of footwear. LEVI COMPANY, Oil City, Pa.

view, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bumpus and children spent the 4th at the home of Mrs. Elma Bumpus. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Deiton and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fitzgerald, of McKean oounty were over the 4th visitors at the Abe Luke home. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Marwood and son, William, of Youngstown, were over the 4th visitors with Mrs. Marwood's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philo Williams.

al proposal, as practically the only upkeep cost will be the power for pumping the wells. Under the original method, a charge would hare been Paul Derringer is the only righthander in the league who has beaten Brooklyn twice. The Flatbush Flock has larruped Battling Burleigh made for the water, probably a rental charge for the use of portions of the line to Seneca, and the pumping charge UMPS LOVE YOU fzi I -taaa rMsA.ft- HAVE A LITTLE Uiic Ureases DA.RUNG- i NAVE- COME I COMMON. TO MAKE TO YOli- TO TOU-bEAREST TH6 BLOW HAS BEEN i I LOVE YOU A THOUSAND STRUCK- nut ftuT MM CLE BJA $95 RICH TOO- AN PENNILESS-R AM NOT THE WEALTHY HEIRESS THAT I HAVE LEt YOU ALL TO BELIEVE I AM- QUICK TO AK XOU TO BE MY WIFE-i AM NOT TOAA CAM THE MILLIONAIRE-, ins IT'S ALL OVE NOW- HENRIETTA TINVE MOKt VP- A million TIMES MORE BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT AN HEIRESS AND THAT YOU ARE liVT Dif LI I HAVE LOST THfc I aaa ONLY A POOR PAW Om Prkm Onlw, my tjuair WE TO arm LIFE GRAB That HANfc. on to rr- DONT LET TOM KNOW am iT IT BOY ACrA'N STARTING OVER- ASK: 7i jr-t 2s LOVE TOO FOR NHAT 109 Sprwon Oil CU YOU miL THIS- UNTIL AFTER CLOSED IN ON THE FACTORY- TOM S.0UT- Bl STAFF OF EXPERTS ARE READY TO TAKE OVER THE PLACE- ANDY HiS 250,000.

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