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THE DA5LY NIWS, HUNTINGDON AND MOUNT UNION, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1W7, PAGE SEVEN. SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS MRS. JENNIE HAMMAN GUEST OF HONOR AT BIRTHDAY PARTY A birthday party was held recently in honor of Mrs. Jennie Hamman of Three who celebrated her 77th birthday on June 27. The evening was pleasantly spent in aocitl conversation and the guest of honor opened her many lovely gifts.

Dainty refreshments were served to the followowing: Mr and Mrs. John Powell and family of Hesston R. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hetrick and family of Alexandria R.

Mr. and Mis Earl Hamman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cutshall, Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Hamman and family, Mrs. Phyllis Simcox and daughters all of Mapleton Depot R. D. William Hamman and Lester Hamman and son of Rockhill Furnace; Mrs. Sylvia Bittner.

of Altoona; Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Sollenberger and sons of Everett; Mr and Mrs. Paul Hamman and family of Saxton: Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Bowman, Mrs. Hazel Waite and sons of Three Springs R. Mr and Mrs. Gerald Hamman and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Hamman of California. Those who sent gifts but could not attend were: Mr. and Mrs. Estle Powell of Hesston: Mr. and Mrs.

Therman Roarers of Rockhill; Mr. and Mrs. Fred -Thomas of Saltillo, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crotsley and family of Three Springs R.

D. Dorcas Class Meeting Held In Social Room The Dorcas Sunday School Class of Mapleton Presbyterian Church held its monthly meeting in the social room of the church Mrs. Mary Rex and Mrs. Lorma Bell acting as hostesses. Mrs.

Bell presided at the business meeting and gave a reading, Let the Church Bells 'Proclaim Liberty. Johnny Montgomery played several selections on the cornet. A social time was enjoyed by all following the business meeting. The tables were appropriately decorated in keeping with the July holiday. Those attending were: Mrs.

Gladys Kyler, Mrs. Isabella Shoop, Miss Nell Shoop, Mrs. Zurie Wakefield, Mrs. Barbara Heaster, Mrs. A.

R. Wood. Mrs. Sharlene Shoop, Mrs. Martha Grainey, Mrs.

Hazel Bell, Vern Bell, Mrs. Lorma Bell and Mrs. Mary Rex. Taking Recruit Training Jack S. Everhart, aeaman recruit, USN, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Everhart of Three Springs, is undergoing recruit training at the TJ. S. Naval Training Center, Bainbridge, Md. Everhart attended Saltillo High School oeiore entering the Navy.

This initial training includes instruction in such fields as seamanship fire-fighting; gunnery, signaling, and other courses designed to make the recurit well-versed in every phase of Navy life. Upon completion of their 11- week training period at the recently re-activated training center, graduates are assigned to duty stations with the Fleet or at Navy shore stations, or are sent to service schools for advanced technical training. 20 Years Old ORBISONIA LIONS MEET; SEE FILM OF 1950 CONVENTION PVT. DONALD E. KYPER Birthday greetings are extended to this young soldier, Pvt.

Donald Eugene Kyper, who will celebrate his twentieth birthday tomorrow, July 8, at Fort Hood, Texas. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kyper of 716 Oneida Street, Huntingdon. Eugene entered the service April 23, of this year and has been stationed in Texas since.

His address is: Pvt. Donald E. Kyper US52111476, Co. 100th Tnk. Bn.

Fort Texas. DOLL SHOW IS FEATURE OF SAXTON PLAYGROUND PROGRAM Subscribe for The Daily News. Five cents per copy. Have Your Lawn Mower Sharpened the Electrakeen Way Also Chain and all lands of saws filed by machine M. HOLLINGSHEAD 1613 Penn St.

Phone you Can Use a KELVINATOR HOME FREEZER see them now B.E.HUSTON 121 Penn St. Huntingdon Dolls, teddy bears and elephants took over the Saxton Liberty Playground this week, when the Doll Show was held. Originally scheduled for last Friday, the event had to be postponed due to a fine time was enjoyed by the children on Tuesday when the show finally came off. There were.all kinds of dolls on! display by the children, teddy bears that talked and some' teddy beai-s that were quite old. There was even a large bunny, almost as large as the children themselves.

Judges for the Doll Show were Mrs. Richard Shoemaker, Mrs. George Livingston and Mrs. Franklin Steele. After much effort, they finally named the winners, toners-town Playground winners were Doris Ritchey, Bonnie Dickersbri.

and Debbie Leonard. Anna Iris McCahan is supervisor of this playground. Saxton Playground winners were Sharon Reed, Carol Comely and Jean Mellott, Mary Ann Lowe, Js supervisor of this: playground. Additional are welcomed at both playgrounds for supervised play. Parents are urged to cooperate with this" worthwhile project that keeps the children off the streets.

Next Friday, the 13th, a Flower Show is scheduled for both judges to serve being Mrs. Carl Bradley, Mrs. George Eicheltoerger and Mrs. Chester Isenfaerg. Attendance at the Vets Field, where the Rev.

Thomas M. Burns is supervisor is quite good, but again, there is space for more children from nine years' of age to ninety. The social room of the Orbisonia Methodist Church was the scene of the semi-monthly dinner meeting of the Orbisonia Lions Club on Tuesday evening, July 3, at 7:00 o'clock. A most delicious baked ham dinner was served by the "Gleaners Class" of the Sunday School. The tables were beautifully decorated in a patriotic scheme.

Blue larkspur, white baby's breath and red roses used in low vases, red, white and blue candles in crystal candelabra, groups of small American flags and a small American silk fag at each plate for a favor, maa" a lovely arrangement. The meeting was very well at- Lended and was presided over by President Chal Cisney. The National Anthem was sung, Lion John E. Allender led the flag- salute and Invocation was given by George E. Gladfelter.

Lion Homer T. Wear led the Lions and guests in group singing, which was much enjoyed. Two guests were present: Prof. Glenn Ott of Camden, N. the guest of his nephew Raymond W.

Ott, and "Jack" James, the guest of Harry E. Fraker. Following the appetizing dinner, the film showing the parade at Chicago during the 1950 Convention of Lions International was shown. Lion Harold Douty showed the film which had been ordered by Lion Harry G. Hamman.

This was an interesting 1 feature, and gave to the group a very good idea of the magnitude, arid far- reaching membership of the Lions Organization. Especially noteworthy was the number of high school bands in the line of march, Which shows the interest the Lions take in young- people, schools, etc. of communities. As the film was rather lengthy no other program was given and it was decided to have the delegates report on the Atlantic City convention at the next meeting. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mildred Coffman And Abraham foster Wed July 7, 1951 John Doebele, son of Dr.

and Mrs. William A. Doebele of Ocean City, N. formerly of Huntingdon. Marilyn Lee Frazer, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. I. M. Frazer of Alexandria, ia sixteen years old today. Herbert Hess, Broad Top City R.

D. David P. Snare, assistant superintendent of the Pennsylvania Industrial School at White Hill, formerly of Huntingdon. Albert Masood, Six Mile Run. Mrs.

Frank N. Brown, Orbisonia. Mrs. Eugene Baker, Saxton. Charles Ott, Saxton.

pelmar Cooper. Saxton. Allen Fox. Saxton. Theone Cunningrham, Saxton.

Carol Brubaker, Saxton. Jack Eshelman, Saxton. Darlene Louise McClain. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert G. McClain of Huntingdon, Star Route, is two years old today. Mrs. Raymond Miller, 516 Moore Street. Connie Sue Tennis, one-year-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George Tennis of Alexandria. Celebrate Golden Anniversary MR. AND MBS. M.

P. FOUSE Mr. and Mrs. M. P.

Fouse of Mount Union, celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Monday, June 25, with a party and roast turkey dinner held in the Allenport Methodist Church social room. The dining 1 room was attractively decorated with yellow roses and the centerpiece of the table was the three-tiered wedding cake. The honored couple received many lovely gifts and cards. On June 25, 1901 Miss Ella Maree Kyper of Huntingdon, became the bride of Mr. Marcus P.

Fouse of Marklesburg, in a ceremony performed by the Rev. J. R. Dunkerley in the Fifteenth Street Methodist Church, Huntingdon. The Fouses have one son, Gaver P.

Fouse and two granddaughters. Mr. Fouse has been a leading florist in Mount Union, lor thirty years, having taken over the business when his father retired. Guests were present at the anniversary celebration from Pittsburgh, Uniontown, Swissvale, Altoona, Harrishur.g, Huntingdon and Mount Union. Entertain At Cottage In Willow Grove Edward Scutshall and Harry Brallier of Los Angeles, California, who are visiting relatives at Willow Grove entertained at their cottage, on July 4.

A delicious dinner was served at the noon hour and the party enjoyed ah afternoon of fishing. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whited of Six Mile Run; Raymond Knight, Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Mellott and son Eddie, all 01 Hopewell, and Mr. Scutshall and Mr. Brallier. The two men expect to return to California in the near future. Outdoor Cookery Club Has Session The Sunshine 4-H Outdoor Cookery Club of McAlevys Fort met recently when the girls made twists and roasted wieners.

Clara Grace Bickett, president, had charge of the business meeting at which time committees were named to prepare for the next session. Plans were discussed for the bake sale which is being held to help defray expenses of those wishing to attend camp. The next meeting will be held on July 13, at 1:30 p. m. Graduate Nurse PERSONALS WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES July 7, 1951 Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Clark of Broad Top, are celebrating their 34th wedding anniversary today. Mr. and Mrs. B.

Kephart of McConnellstown Road, have been married today. Congratulations! Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Allison of Cherrytown, are observing their thirty-first wedding anniversarv i today. Mr. and Mrs. P. M.

Brulia of 803 Mount Vernon Avenue are celebrating- their second anniversary today. Mrs. Brulia was th former Sophie Weko. July 8, 1951 Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Erode of Franklin, Ohio, are observing their third wedding anniversary today. Mrs. Brode was the former Dottie Baker of Saxton. WANDA JEANE HERRINGTON IS BRIDE OF GEORGE STEPANIC Of GREENVILLE Miss 'Mildred Coffman of "42 Allegheny Street. Huntingdon, and 1 Mr.

Abraham Foster of Mapletort, were united in marriage in a single, ring ceremony performed in the First Methodist Church. in i Winchester. Virginia, on Saturday, June 30, 1951 at five o'clock. The ceremony was solemnized by the Rev. Mr.

Coe. The bride and bridegroom were attended by the bride's brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gillam of Huntingdon. Mrs.

Foster is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Coffman of 742 Allegheny Street, Huntingdon and Mr. Foster is the son of Mrs. Anne Foster of Mapleton.

I The newlyweds are residing at the bridegroom's home in Mapleton. DO YOU KNOW that you can obtain up to $300.00 per month for LIFE for disability due to either illness or accident, also HOSPITAL INSURANCE UP TO AGE 76 Mutual of Omaha (Mutual Benefit Health Accident Ais'n.) The largest Exclusive Health Accident Company in World. LICENSED IN ALL 48 STATES AND CANADA Clip anJ mail this coupon for complete information. Hospital Medical Service Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Aas'n. Wilbur A.

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NO Announcement has been made of the wedding of Miss Wanda Jeane Herrmgion, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Herrington of 31 W.

Halley Street, Mount Union and Mr. George Stepanic, son of Mrs. Annie Stepanic of Avenue, Greenville, Pa, The Wedding ceremony was performed at the Baptist parsonage at Mercer, Pa. by the Rev. J.

K. Miller, on June 25, 1951. A number of close friends witnessed the Immediately following the wedding the happy couple left for a trip to Washington, D. C. and places of historic and scenic interest in Virginia.

i The bride was attired in a dress of blue and white nylon and wore white accessories. Her wedding flowers were rosebuds, The bride and bridegroom ar- rived in Mount Union on June 28, and spent a few days with the bride's home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Herrington enter, tained a number of friends in their honor Friday evening at their home.

The home was decorated with beautiful Summer flowers and the dining room was done in a color scheme of pink and white. The dining table was beautiful with a centerpiece of pink roses and ribbons draped from the chan- i delier to the edges of the table, The bride stood at the end of the i to cut a wedding cake with its traditional miniature bride and I bridegroom on the top and the wedding refreshments were delicious. Present for the occasion with the bride and bridegroom were Mrs. Betty Walker, Mrs. Lois Shaffer, Mrs.

Oscar Albright, Mrs. Jessie Gilliland, Mrs. Mary Albright, Mrs. Dorothy Runk. Mr.

and Mrs. George W. Herrington, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Herrington, Miss Barbara Herrington and Miss INancy Hetrick.

Miss Barbara Herrington, Miss Nancy Hetrick and Mrs. Richard Herrington assisted the hostess in serving- the guests. Those who were invited guests but could not be present were: Mrs. Jeane Lynn, Mrs. Stella Creider, Mrs.

Patsy Herrington and Miss Althea Flasher. Mr. and Mrs. Stepanic returned to their newly furnished home, 31 Sherrard Avenue in Greenville, where they will reside. Belated Birthday Willing Workers Of Saxton Church Meet PAUL E.

DEUU JR. This handsome little boy Is Paul El. Dell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E.

Dell, of Mill Creek who is one year old tomorrow, July 8. He is alert and quick on his feet, walking and trying hard to talk. The little boy won't remember much about this birthday but at least there will be a birthday cake with one candle and his parents will enjoy the occasion with him. His adoring grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Leslie Park of Mapleton Depot, and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Dell of Mill Creek. July 8, 1951 E. P.

Young, Waterstreet. Mrs. G. A. Corcelius, 1107 Mifflin Street.

D. Harvey Fair, Fourth and Washington Street. Mrs. Jean M. Walker, Alexandria.

Mrs. R. M. Snare of Mechanicsburg, formerly of Huntingdon. Mrs.

Pat Cullen, 49 Elm Street Mount Union. Bertha Taylor, Six Mile Run. Emma Weimert, Saxton. Ruth Ann Weaver, Saxton. Elvin Snare, Saxton.

Paul Smith, Saxton. John Stapleton, Saxton and Pittsburgh. Marzel S. Dixon, Saxton. Johnnie Tennis, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George Tennis of Alexandria, eight yean old today. Mrs. Malcolm Whited of Saxton, R. D.

was hostess to the Willing Workers Class of the Saxton Church' of God on Tuesday evening. Following the devotions Mrs. Paul Stewart conducted the business meeting. Routine business was completed. Plans were made for the annual picnic to be held at Martinsburg on Thursday, July 16th, when the families will he entertained.

An entertaining program in charge of Mrs. Lucien Clarfk followed the business meeting, with delicious refreshments completing the evening. Members attending were: Robert Mears, Mrs. Vernon Fluke, Mrs. Lucien Clark, Mrs.

James Reed, Mrs. Paul Stewart, Mrs. Roy Evans, Mrs, Sharon Figard, Mrs. Walter Singer, Mrs. Joe Cypher, Mrs.

Chester Fleegal, Mrs. Glenn Speck and 4-H Club Meets The Busy Bee Club- of Barree met at the home of the local leader, Mrs. Sollers on Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. The session was in charge of the president and opened with the reading of the minutes of the last meeting! During the afternoon worked; on their 'sewing projects under the direction of Mrs.

Paul 'The next meeting will be held at the home of the local leader on Tuesday, July 10, at 1:30 p. m. To Show Slides Bible School slides will be shown at the Otelia Chapel Sunday evening-, July 8, at 7:30 o'clock. These pictures were taken during- this last year Bible School and will 'be of special interest to all who attended. All are cordially invited to attend this service.

WITH THE SICK Alfred Williams, son of Mrs. Belle Williams of 18 East Halley Street, Mount Union, underwent an emergency appendectomy at the J. C. Blair Memorial Hospital, Friday morning. Mr.

Williams is employed as an instructor in the carpenter shops of the Pennsylvania Industrial School, Huntine-- don. OLABA MAE MOORE Miss Clara Mae Moore of 403 Penn Street, Huntingdon, has accepted an offer to remain at St. Agues Hospital, Baltimore, as an operating: room nurse. Miss Moore, a singer on WHUN prior to 'entering training, was graduated as a nurse from St. Agnes Hospital on May 1.

Her friend, Miss Nancy Lou Hixson, was a. member of the same graduating- class and she is still working there. The two young nurses will return to Huntingdon on August 15 for their Summer vacation. Miss Moore made her television debut on Monday night, appearing on "Hospital Jumbles," a variety show from WBAL-TV. Weekly winners in the contest will appear in a final program.

Jolly Cooks Meet The fourth meeting of the Waterstreet Jolly Cooks 4-H Club was held Monday at the home of Mrs. Jenny Young. The president conducted the business meeting. The girls had their first, lesson on preparing breakfast. After the singing of a few songs the meeting adjourned.

The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Young on July 9 at 1:30 p. m. Subscribe for The Daily News. Five cents per copy Mr.

and Mrs. Charles R. Neff of Forest Hills, Pittsburgh, are visiting hi? sister, Mrs. Willis Speck of 1311 Mifflin Street Mrs, Hugo Mayer of 414 Penn Street will return home on Sunday after spending some time with her children, grandchildren and great- grandchildren of Baltimore. Mrs.

Gladys Schiff formerly Gladys' Mayer, will return home with Mrs. Mayer and visit in' Huntingdon for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Foster" of 1527 Washington Street, are leaving for Ocean City, N.

J. to-. morrow and will return home Monday, July 16. Mrs. Retta A.

Davis of Alex- andria has been spending the week with her granddaughter Mrs. Leroy Hamman of 717 Fifth Avenue. Mrs. Charles E. Stewart and children of Smithfield, have re-' turned home after spending the past two weeks with Mrs.

Edward Oursler and Mrs. Mannie Brandt" in Altoona, NEWS BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. J. Carl Fleming and daughter Marcy Ann of near Orbisonia, spent the past week with Mr.

Fleming's sisters and brothers in Clintwood, Jen- kins, and Beckley, W. Va. The Flemings also spent two days in Roanoke, the Star City. New Park DRESSES $7.95 $8.95 VOGUE SHOP 519 Washington St. HOME LAUNDRY and Dry Cleaners 616 Sixth St.

Phone 1320 RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Now Open 1220 Moore Street phoM 355 If No Answer phone 86-R Formerly Associated with Freda Shriner Ruth Cutshall, owner JAMES SMITH We extend belated birthday greetings to James Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, of 98 Cedar Street, Kistler, who celebrated his 5th birthday on Saturday, June 30th. Celebrating with him also was his uncle, Eugene Treaster, who is home on furlough from the U. S.

Navy training station, Great Lakes, who had his birthday on the same date. Jimmy had a lovely birthday cake on which burned five candles and they had a happy time. CENTURY TESTED TG HOUSE PAINT CORCELIUS Hdwe. Co. 715 Washington St.

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