Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 8

CHESTER TH.ISS, CHESTER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 7940 iSocIafl and Personal Happeeiegs of City and County Residents NEWSPAPER THEME Gossip A bout People You Know SHE'LL BE MRS. HENRY FORD, II monlal of Penn Forest tn hf held in BEAUTEOUS PORTIA LOCAL TALL CEDARS AT UPSTATE RITES AT PLAYERS' CLUB 81 Home and VAu Activities EjiageoienCs, Weddings Masonic Temple, Ninth and Welsh eets, Wednesday evening, March 27, when officers and members of Lhe local forest would have as their guests the officers and members of the Supreme Forest of the United States. the Swarthmorn Pin v. ers" Club, and is bclnu Klven In slaccflto plus" style by a large east Johnson, Mrs. Thomas Cromptfin, Mrs.

Eva Elerl, Miss fsnbellc Uteri, Mrs. Joseph J. Summerill, of Rose Tree road, Media, is spending several days in New York City. Hodge. "Tiie Front Page!" by Boi Heeht and Charles Mac Arthur.

Germany boasts that Ulm Cathedral has the world's tallest church spire, which rises 532 feet. miss Anna Mngmre. Miss Isabel Maguire, Mrs. Victor Bematier, Miss came out several years ago and had Lewis S. Worrall and Fred'O.

Es rey, members of Penn Forest No, 21 Tal! Cedars of Lebanon, attended the March Ceremonial of Bethlehem Forest No. 61, held in the auditorium of the Broadhead Building, in Bethlehem, Monday evening. Among distinguished guests present were Harry Junior Supreme Tall Cedar of the United States and Monroe Hess, representative of District No. S. District Representative Worrall extended a cordial Invitation to the members of Bethlehem Forest and to members of the visiting forests present, to attend the next cere Miss Rtjbye Ruckor, ot 12 Wst Grace Gulbrnlth, Mrs Hww Mr, career was a movie ot the Charles Elerl.

name, iiteejitlv It was revamned i her home. AnV.ur thdia ion and Mrs. Ed gr Bancroft. bers of her bridge hisi evening. ad reunmad "His Girl Friday.

Put thai ever its incarnation, li remains brisk comedy of the newsroom. OPENING BEAUTIFUL NEW AND MODEIIN BEAUTY SH0PPE THURSDAY, MAR. 14, IS40 auras anct tin politicians, ecu through the eyes of a group A meeting: of the ftlio Sigma Sc wity wot, JtJ or, Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Marion Burton, in ibis city. Members present were Miss Doreen Randal, i 1 inc Ai Mrs.

David K. Gallagher, of 312 Ridley Park, will entertain thi members ot her luncheon club at her home today. Mr. and Mrs. John Heard Hunter, 2d, of "Pmetflp Novtown lie life.

HodEc has done a eood mh CroiulBnole Whole Head Pirn MiU'ThKm. of the directing, and also plays the iv Uf leave nit i.u. vf.e'K for a. trip throu Shumpoo aun ii fllU lilnKl: vivid" 'fash mm 'ddie I't portcrs'r Acl jihls elty. liotsot, Mil l.Hvc the' Mrs.

Edwin Rulan, of 711 next mr nam presents a uiflcren: Chi EASTER CRUISE BERMUDA I 8 Days $75 Up i Sails March 22 cage jinper, alternately lounge about MR son avenue, urnxei nm, win tertain the members ru her bntlre mm" EN OA CEMENTS me press room tne uriminai Courts building, shout over the club nt mncneon nor i for a rewrite man if news'! Mr. and Mrs. M. Roy Jackson, of "Kirltwoad." Newtown Scpi.irs who have been spending two weeks at Machmless Wavt $3,00 Other Waves, $2, $3, $4, $5 Shampoo Fingerwave, 50c EDWARD'S EES 624 SPROUL CHESTER. comes in, or engage in a never ending game of poker.

The room is dirty and shabby; the men unshaven and impressed as to clothes, are lazy and profane, but when a story breaks, they are whirlwinds Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Wilson, of I.anmi'.i'.nn nnnnunte the engagement (if their auKhter, Miss Helen L. Wilson and Ravrnond F.uist, son of Jacob M.

FanM, of Phlln dolphin, and the tat Mrs. aiarriTgeTicense applications Boca Rot an, nave returned to Fnr JleservattDns Apply I Sweeney Clyde I TRAVElv AGENTS SZ9 E. Mil St. Phone 6141? lor acuon. uui one must, rememner Tatnsli, once Med erf at is a stage piny.

Heart Interest enters as Hlldy ihiison. reporter for the Examiner. admitted to the bar of Walter Burns' natwr. tries to tret. out of the slews paper game, many Allbcuijrh fees aa an art helped pay her vvaj school, she said vei Tim following applications for r.wriint; licenses wfi ir.ntte ut the oftiae of Wir.nekl W.

Crawford, their home. Mrs. William S. Blakoley, of Twentieth street and Providence avenue, entertained the members of her bridge club ai dinner in her home, last evening. Miss Ada Dcerinp, of Thirteenth and Potter slrtd.s, viH entertain the members of her bridge club at luncheon today at ihe Pcnn Athletic Club in Philadelphia.

Mrs, S. N. Lyman, who has been vlsltlne her dauphtnr, Mrs. B. A.

Thwmjrcn of kite' third in.s ut heart Peggy and set out for New York where an ndvertisinc fort'olton that beauty title iy i istcr 01 wins iu Howard C. Hull, o(i, and Iva C. Boone, 23, both of 135 East Twenty second street, Chester, Frank Stafford. 20, 2511 Providence avenue. Kvelvn C.

Hum ling, 19, 814 Els In ore si root, Ches CHESTER HOSPITAL job Is waiting for him. At the end of act three, he and Peggy are on their way, but the audience realizes thai, the trick move which Walter makes as the curtain, falls, will bring them back again. Pmitmmom Ls imbed a plenty as a condemned murderer escapes and DAILY BULLETIN D.V.. .1 Lockwood, 23, U15 Nortii mahot me ssraat, deb ads aim mill hexjllfe. Southampton, to Henry Ford II, son of Mr.

ami Mrs. Edsel Ford, of Grosse Pointe Shores, Mich. Ford, a grandson of Henry Ford, Graduates from inrougnouv me tnrce aer.s, mere a noticeable absence of muses. to her home in Syracuse, X. Y.

Joseph A. Ashby a student at W. P. I. Reading.

has returned to sdua ao ntier r.ciini: the weekend wtth his pa en is. Mr. a nd Mr? J. A. Ashby, of 1027 West Eighth lalo 11115 year.

Miss McDonnell is a graduate of the Convent of the Today's Chester rlnapital bulletin lists the following eases: Sam Herman, Colonnade Hotel, contusion ot finger; Burton McQuade. Aldan; David Speriman, 72a Mary street; diiea n.i.vaon, G17 East Tenth street, sp valued wrist; Gertrude Siiedden, 541 North street, soralned ankle: sacred Heart, New York. M. eet, ami Marie Mtllaa, 20, 2l.a North Olive street. Media.

William P. Enehus, 31, and Dorothy E. Carr, 23, Ixith of Morton. Robert. W.

Burke, 24. 132 North Cedar lane Upper Darby, ami Elizabeth V. Stmigii, 20, G13 Feme avenue. Drexel Hill. dole.

T. 21i Holds. promptings and other first night flaws which sometimes happen. Hlah tension and hleh sneed never MARCH MEETING slackened throughout. Many were the laughs from ihe audience, as clever lines and situations followed Ca.ss Peterson, 25 0G West Third OF PHARMACISTS sua ja id marm and rofi: a rill Hobby Jorum Welsh street.

land Alice Flnuegan, '2i. Richmond Hill. N. Y. i Curtis G.

Johnson, 24, 4062 Mcr Mrs. Albert R. Grange: "Clovelly," Upland, will hare guests today for luncheon bridee. Mrs. Joseph H.

Colli in a 1 i in u. i The reporters. D. Nnra.erth burned foot; Mary Syfrlt, 613 Perm The March meeting of the Dela cated that the pharmacists of the association strive to increa.se theii professional prestige in their communities, A panel discussion followed this address. The members enjoyed a buffet luncheon, and adjourned at 3 a.

Tuesday morning. emie. nuaoeipnia, and VA Hash It O. Hall. I Korm.au' VV 1 a James R.

Powell, Carl W. Peterson, Harry V. Bonner, James A. G. Campbell, Jr, (who played the.

harmonica when he wasn't dozing), Bradford Rile and Thomas L. at: aet Jrtme.s (ilnvanl, 331 Banana avenue; Melvln Whlteley, Uphuid, abrasion or leg; Clara Srolt, 532 Cliarry drank kerosene, Donald Mnhlen. CIS West Third toe injury; Frd Bent ley, 26:9 son street, laeuraled eye; Pearl ware County Pharmaceutical Association was called to order at midnight Monday, at the Chester Club, 511 Welsh street, with John Deans, of Eddy stone, presiding. street, and Ernestine Burton, 22, hhOl Soad: ColoiTiUa piudi of i dclphia. Mr.

and Mrs. PeVev Thayer street Ridley burdens. the latter In the role of Hlldv. were tons, one and nil i e. Presto A.

V.uite, Trainer, and Putriek Stra.iu, Letters to the Tieies Editor Elizabeth H. Swan as Molde MaiMy, who tries to aid the murderer; June Atkiss, as Peggy Grant; Mildred Paul, of Conemaugh, president of the State Pharmaceutical Association; OUbnrl, Hhnnrtt rf TM1 nave nwi: vcral la. Miami have relumed to their liome. Mrs. Kane was the guest of friends on North Bay road, Miami, before returning home.

Miss Man E. Hinkion. of tunes, tiray. 22, a Ire and Muriel II, Hairics, 22, Hartford, Conn. Hernert J.

Ramsey. 25, 2M Soiitii Fiffy flft!) Philadelphia, and Edith E. iiefitelinaer. 22, Ridley Park, were granted license to wed, nt Philadelphia, yesterday. ionn as Jennie, the cleaning mmmmmm li hi, i i lit nil urn onian; Francis Porter MacMeil at; Ma.

Sah lower and Elizabeth Mav i Admissions: Helen Suchln, 524 West Third street; EssJe Newman, III i I 3'el Fulton at rael Mary OlOcti, 323 Ulrieh street; MarLmret Kt.sii. )102 Upland street; Johr. Stewart, Rosemont; Moses Parker. Booth wyn; Frances llaydu, 131 Lewis si reel Mnrv DeMaltio. 312 West.

Roberts as Mrs. Grant did excellent tt.ich.uiti, oi Marnsourg, sec i elary tierastircr of the crate" Association. Oihujr guestr were from the Chester County Pharmaceutical As YOU certainly can East Fourth street, and Mrs W. W. Moss, of Swartbmore.

will entertain the members of thn APPRECIATES AWARD Lueders made the amah part, as Mr. Finals. PA. CIO BACKING GUFFEY CAMPAIGN Mr. Paul outlined l.hr nrnh1pm: nf Indeed It might be said that there were no minor roles, for such recognized favorites as Alexander Drvdan, Fifteenth Lee Givens.

28 7 the tab uet Cion and then discussed the icntalivr wram iUa StaiTord W. Parker, Irvln li, Mac state convention at. Pi't t.abiarph in vvti.su imrci street, ana pearl ware, ntsehai aes; Gladvs Hlnes. Media Samuel Evans, F. IT Every day, more and more people tire switching to Abbotts Ice Cream.

It offers une, ofilcially inviting the members the Delaware Cmmlv AOT.i,v'm Harris tmrs, March 13 (INS) The state CIO today officially sw an simpru vadiind the candidacy of S. Sen amr Joseph F. Glllley, who eks le eleetlnn on the Demoora'la ticltet, re atrirmdm' t.he WoatlrofTc. Jackson K. Matthews, Rowland K.

Harrison and Alan (.:. bines oeott, Woodlyn; Marv Wells, 1009 Parker street; Helen Williams, SlelKhtnu Carrie Mllev '2102 to attend and participate in the pro March 12, 1040 Editor Chester Times: I wish to thank you for the wonderful award I received at the cooking school, the Sunbeam electric mixer given by L. A. Hackett store, I still can't believe my good fortune. Please consider me now more than ever berore a firm booster and friend of the Chester Sincerely, (MRS,) RUBY E.

WILKES, West Third street, Chester ch more in. flavor and Man, si i art: Prli ami aiPUm mahuuahv fn amass of the evening. The laro.e audience exnrcssed its sauami li. took In th.e bitter 123d pri Media: Billle Crowley, County Chapter. D.

m.ehiera of the American Revolution, at the homo of Miss Hlnkson on Monday after Miss Sarah Guyer, of West Eighth street, entertair.au' members her club at her home on Monday evening. Other members present were Miss Copper, Ruth Conn, Miss Elizabeth Nethery. Miss LoU Charnock and Miss Helen Bouiden. Mir vs Copper will have the next ruaeimm Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Knabb, of 303 Rldiey Park, will entertain informally at dinner in their home this evening wi.cn iludr Vni' sra will be Mr. mad Mia W. Lukens, of Woodlyn; Mr unci Mrs.

Daniel S. Morse, of Swnrth approval through applause and sev quality because it's made from America's finest table cream. Have you tried Afcbotfj recently? mary A formal statement belied hv Fav id mo idem iv mi Gross, 2H19 West Thud hur.es Terry. 923 Centra) John A. Phillips and KE CREAM avenue; Ann Plleggi, 105 Franklin MRS.

T. F. LEES Mr. Rhoads spoke briefly, outlining the activities of officers or the State Association. He stated that the of Occrs had visited every county in the state nt least dnec and in many counties, such as Delaware, they have made frequent visits Lo asso caa lion meetings.

The chief address of the evening was delivered by Mr. Riekard, who spoke UUeiestingly of the professional and commercial phases of store management. He Illustrated LUNCHEON HOSTESS Mrs. T. Frank Lees, of Movlan Lester Thomas, secretary, of the Pemasvlvrmht pidust i ial Coin termed "a friend of nil th.e wrtker.s of Arr.eidea and an oiitstsmih liberal lr.s support New Deal legislation." The said the P1UC represenled ti20.000 organised wage earners in Pennsylvania, SON WOULD AMEND THE WAGNEU ACT si.reet, anct i'flfitiiiis Navin, 207 Lloyd TALL CEDARS" GET INVITATION Chlcr or Police Harry Robinson, Grand Tall Cedar of Pcnn Forest No.

21. Tall Cedars of Lebanon, has received a coin ju.s aim means ot espeemdy pre anu Piuro and Oakland avenues, Moylan, was hostess at lnneheon, vesterdav to five of her friends in Phlliidofphle After lunehen Mt.s. Tees and her Kue.st.s enioyetl Ihe program pre Sweeney, of Ridley ParM Mrs. Ernest L. Noom of Dreel Hill; Mrs.

William W. Bohmu. of aar.teu pa i 'au'a at the Paouim Phia Music Club at the Ih vea Open Thursday to 9:00 t.nvil Ui ot Media and Martin kt Kruda! Cleveland M'tri ll 11 Vtilnl 1 1 i uiiratmn frnin Scctt K. Huffovd, oid Tcli Crdat of Praudrnvme ae.si. No.

20, ot ilm inp on, Del idling the band, rangers, stunt on and membi is of the local for to attend the ceremonial wbmh Ira I ford hotel. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Lees hospitality were: Mrs. R. Sternelle.

of Drexel Hill; Mrs. E. StaufTer, of Bv wmad: Mrs. iPamP rson tPmtfb ,1 opening i amivt's meeting of yueai Loutiy ior a noroua o.aia.y aUfd In In: urn of Cncster Hospital, i aboa Caard and a. a'h vvli: be held iclae eierdue f'1 air am Clan Riddle: ou nl Ilea omymu Ac Ih.audywd'ie Maasl C.

Speuo r. of "Oa.k ha haau, ita.hp, Pa 1 ha ra Arndtoithm, am the Pmpam nia kmhr and M'a. MaHte f.n. the Vem aa Pa i a i tomorrow THURSDAY, MARCH 14th Lores, No'. ,9.

of Mil TVUA' fnn! will hold a eeiemonial 1 The Women's Commillee of Tully ttj 1 1 1 1 i II memben prUr 1 of 1 1 1 Mirr, Beiim Metvin lonr ronn or roveim" RobcnaltiV and a 9n 'ak i i "oi; a mu a (traintrv hecam ivdl UHV as 1 aaanam: uup a del pa mn hold their i.amlar mnufldv V7 1 to k'aoars iroea penu Forest tu the eltiliheusa, atudav. 11:30 p. m. Lamont ar.d Mrs. Car! Ranck.

Russia' and Kastl 1 Germnnv Ira i 'Weat CheMer I SZh Miss Verma Whitbv. of Oadeiv Mlns Kitty Br.nvri. Miaa Audio Rolanci, Mrs. Ginger Olllcnwaier and Miss Grace Eeth. of this citv 616 EDGMONT AVENUE HESTER'S Smartest Women will look to.

"the Ellen shop" for everything new in Fashion everything fine in Quality a storeful of apparel priced to fit the modest budget. AMONG THE SICK 'edmm: WilYoZ A I aiUUlHU TIL JltiV ter. and the local Forest will 'T I be represented by a lnrfje del. A Vl V. Miss Eva ye CulCerf, at, bl.

mbers. Hwf 'A of the Jitterbug Club, ss plRns for h( C0Lt.i;r.E play "2a VLV I Mns Seveulh and Barclay is, Row XL VP Mrs. Harry Wt.llams, of Dicxel r. llll of Witilroe. man nf ilu com nnU v.uil entertain I MheUa.

ol tba, mil mam, (Palau an.d PElt.MANENTS Sl.95 Hp ts11 UoU home today when ben eum ls mi i 'V 111 th'' nunle icaervn HFAU l'V Aln OTCtt WClT OPVie 1 be curs. John Mcconnell, MranVi Jr Hall. Hons tor this event. The follow USADIfiJiri hhuty plfvl'kkhC Woodworth and William 1207 ''bonE it MK jf IMJ COATS GOWNS INFANTS SUITS DRESSES SPORTSWEAR CHILDREN'S WEAR er Fj Mr Margaret. Pa: i aut street, Cohvm a ivcntng in ot iriuehtaa of Mae Vpruae street.

UaH.a, 61 NEW. CREAM DEODORANT HOis eri. of l)riK Store tire now 7 ohtttiunhlo tit 1 Which safety ii saV They'll ffo for the age to QMART simplicity is the chic keynote in our exciting new collection. Step into Spring with enchanting dresses, suits and coats for Juniors, Misses, Women cleverly styled to flatter and make the most of your figure. Here too, you can outfit tiny tots from the baby dumpling stage up to the "going to school" age.

mm. STOPS PERSPIRATION 1 EJtH on, Miss Dorot liy un' Miss 'm I shall be pleased to strvr I 'ange of lasts and sizes to assure kolhuadai i St "YUR inspection is invited A a cordial welcome awaits you tomorrow, or tomorrow evening (we will be open until 10 p. m. for your convenience.) 1. a Wm correct nt.

KEED THIS TIMELY jj 1 y) 9.50 to .50 these ann6yW symptoms may bo JS 1 CmCm fr duotofei: 1 An'f il Joj! of The Amen. gf Ttz. II I PROF0NnflvlLY amilinGT thru thi. jjtku i'1 Arrid ha. bR.n 1d "The Home of Good Shoes" ARRID I Slater overtaxed, Bnsitv nerves ar.l )cs.

a chance to help Y0U5 i Shoe Store, Tnc. kJ? C1U STEH The btiur inc. 616 EDGMONT AVENUE.