Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 4

ALTOONA TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1D3U PERSONAL S0C1E7 MR. AND MRS. KENNETH BERKEY, who have been visiting at the home of the latter's parents, I A ROGRAivl CONGER W.HT.U.P I ASS'N JCNAXTON 1223 Eleventh Ave. ANNOUNCED IS BEGINS FALL WORK Mr. and Mrs.

James Peel, 4003 Fifth avenue, have left for Buffalo, N. where they will reside tn the future. LEWIS LASTORT, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joieph Lastort, 1002 Seventh venue, left yesterday to enter the Conservatory of music at the John B.

Stetson university at Deland, Fla. Mr. Lastort was graduated from Altoona High school, class of 1930, and was the winner of the scholarship uQtnestcJoods Schedule Named for Annual mmB. at LOWER PRIC ST5 OUR PAY-DAY OFFERINGS The Gossard Line of at the Florida university. MRS.

WILLIAM STORM and L. DeBarber of this city are spending some time visiting in Atlantic City. MISS ELEANOR M. WELSH, 1710 Twelfth street left recently for Indiana, to enter the Indiana State Teachers' college where she will take a course of study leading to a musical supervisor. She Is a graduate of Aitoona Catholic High school, class of 1930.

Convention in Hollidaysburg, Friday The forty-sixth onnual convention of the Women's Christian Temperance union will be held Friday, at the Lutheran church, Hollidaysburg. Mrs. Lillian Trezise, state vice president, will be the convention speaker. County officers include: Mrs. Mary Sawtelle, president; Mrs.

J. W. Stit-zel, vice pissident; Mrs. Florence Bayard, corresponding secretary; Mrs. S.

G. Hartsock, recording secretary; Mrs. C. C. Marks, treasurer, and Mrs.

Emerson Karns, state and 11,1 Mrs. H. J. Baum Elected Chairman Miss Flora Walker, N. Makes Report A meeting of the executive board of the Altoona Community Concert association was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

F. Woods Beckman. Mrs. H. J.

Baum presided and introduced Miss Flora H. Walker, of the New York association, who gave a report of last year's activities and urged full cooperation in the work for this year. She said that there were 650 members last year. It was decided to reopen the membership campaign this fall to give those who did not have opportunity to join last spring a chance to be PILLSBURY'S Beauty BEST FLOUR icj fj xxxx Brand Golden Bantam CORN 2 Cans 29c $1.70 Dozen PEAS 2 car. 29c $1.70 Dozen SAUERKRAUT EDWIN "TEDDY" CRAWFORD, son of Mrs.

Flo Crawford, 1905 Union avenue, who has been a student at the Mount Carmel school for the past four years, left last week to enter the Mt. Gallitzin academy for boys at Baden. MISS ALICE J. HIMES of the come members, and to leave the payment date open until October 3. Tickets are on sale at the Winter For Good Baking Results 24J LbS.

93c 3read Jj Biscuits (ft Comes to Altoona in our newly appointed Corset Section on the Street Floor. Hiitry Pillsbury Cake county musical director. The morning program, which will open at 10 a. will be presented as, follows: Call to order, Mrs. Saw-teile; song service, Mrs.

Karns, leader; devotions, Mrs. Joanna Shultza-barger; adoption of program, salute to flag, appointment of committees and song; greeting, the Rev. Stanley Kemp and Mrs. Charles Reed; response. Mrs.

Julia Beard; minutes, Mrs. Hartsock; president's message, Mrs. Sawtelle; directors' messages, county directors; "In noon-tide prayer, Mrs. Bayard. The afternoon session will begin at 1 o'clock and will be carried out in the following manner; executive board meeting; song service, devotions, the Rev.

J. S. Bromley; roll call, directors' messages; "Past Achievements and Future Plans," three-minute talks by local presidents; music, led by Mrs. Karns; reports of corresponding secretary, treasurer and auditing committee; Pkg. 69c Flour Music store for the full course.

Artists for the winter season were discussed. Lawrence Tibbett, famous artist, had been decided upon earlier in the year and others favored were a joint operatic recital by Ethel Fox and Allen Jones, to be given in costume, and a concert by Harold Bauer, pianist. During the business meeting Mrs. H. J.

Baum was unanimously elected chairman of the association to succeed Harold H. Barker. Miss Catherine Long was elected secretary and Mrs. W. A.

Silliman, chairman of arrangements. Three commitees, one for each of the concerts, also were elected. Work tor the coming winter has already been started and the season Solid Packed No. 2i2 OXr Cans Morgan-Martin company, has returned to the city after a delightful vacation spent in Cleveland, Akron and Pittsburg. ROBERT FAGAN, employed as a machinist in East Altoona roundhouse, who was taken seriously 111 while at his work several weeks ago, is slowly recovering at his home in East Altoona.

MRS. W. J. SWAB, 108 East First avenue, who is undergoing treatment at the McCreary sanitarium at Excelsior Springs, is recuperating nicely and expects to be discharged soon. DONALD J.

HOWARD, formerly of this city but now affiliated with the Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce, spent the weekend in the city with his parents at Llyswen. MR. AND MRS. JESSE C. BRAILLIER, 1206 Eighteenth avenue, on Saturday were married 25 Ritter's Catsup Bottle 10c Hershey's Cocoa Lb- Can 25c I N.

B. C. solo: report of credential committee; election of officers, conducted by Mrs. Trezise; offering, Mrs. Marks; music; reports of committees, minutes and adjournment.

The evening program will begin at 7:30, with music led by Mrs. Karns. Silver Cow MILK Tall Can 10c Small Can 6c Eastern's 8 oz. 18c Vegonaise 8 oz. 18c Ham-n-aise Half Pint 23c Dove 3 Tali 25c Pastry 5 Lbs.

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23c years and the silver wedding event I fix Iti Berg; address. "Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Peace." Mrs. Trezise; offering; reports of judges; song, wwa "God Be With You Till We Meet Again," and benediction, the Rev, Stanley Kemp. was quietly celebrated at tneir home. THJJ REV.

B. F. BUNGARD, pastor of the First United Brethren, has returned home after spending a few day in Latrobe, Pa. DRf B. T.

HUDSON AND WIFE, 1322 Twelfth avenue, have returned home from New York city and Long Island, where Dr. Hudson was taking a special course in electro Presidents of local unions are. Mrs. Annie Kreuzpointner, Altoona; undoubtedly will prove a splendid one. SPECIAL-MEETINGS ARE ANNOUNCED With the coming of September, special attention is being paid to the midweek prayer services in the various churches of the ci'ty.

In most of them services will be held Wednesday night. A few of the ministers have special announcements, as follows: At Broad Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, the ReV. .1, Perry Miller, pastor, announces Bible study at the mid-week service Wednesday night, 7:30. The lesson will be taken from the first chapter of Genesis. At Trinity Lutheran church, Juniata, the Rev.

Paul L. Foulke, pastor, there will be a Sunday schol board meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. in the church office. At the First Methodist Episcopal church, the Rev.

James McKendree D. pastor, studies in the Gospel of St. Luke will be continued Wednesday night, 7:45. Official board meeting will follow at 8:45. At the Fourth Lutheran church, the Rev.

Raymond L. Shindler, pastor, there will be prayer service at 7:30 Wednesday night and Sunday School association meeting at the close of the prayer service. ONLY 75 COUPONS IE Mrs. A. P.

W. Johnston. Jjysari; airs. W. R.

Wolf. Altoona "Frances Wil-lard;" Mrs. Alice Colburn, Bellwood; Mrs. R. Hayes.

Wilson. Eldorado; Mrs. J. W. StiUel, HollidaysDurg; OCTAGON LAUNDRY SOAP The perfect laiuury soap for all purposes.

Comes with coupon, gbod for extra. value premiums. coagulation. Mrs. Amv Isenberg, Lakemont; Mrs.

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Tyrone. Meals will be served at the cnurcn, both at noon and in the evening. HENRY BAKER CLASS HOLDS SUPPER JO Lapge Sizes for 50 1 Sauce Pan and The HenrV Baker Bible class of tne i EXTRA VALUE 8N NEW SPECIAL PREMIUM First Lutheran Sunday scnooi nem its September meeting at the Lake TODAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY mont Terrace Fire hall, with a supper a3 a feature of the meeting. After supper several musical num Franklin bers were given by Paul Lenning, on the saw, and a gret together hour was spent, pitching quoits and discussing plans for coming meetings, In the party were: The Rev. J.

S. Showers, guest; A. At Llyswen Methodist Episcopal church, the Rev. Bart E. Crites, pastor, there will be prayer service at 7:30 p.

m. Wednesday, and Sunday school board meeting at 8:30. At St. John's Lutheran church, East Juniata, the Rev. H.

W. Bender, pastor, Mrs. John H. Porter will lead the prayer service Wednesday night At St. James Lutheran church, the Rev.

J. F. Flegler, pastor, the Woman's Aid -society will meet at the church Wednesday night. J. Harter, L.

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W. C. Fickes, Alton K. B. Young, i ttH el rtvty Eugene Kiser, C.

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55c Kiser, Harry Stiffler, Jacob Barley, C. E. Dickey, Paul Lenning, I. K. Bennett, W.

B. Riling, J. W. Potter, J. W.

Ernest, B. Slaughennop. J. W. Johnson.

J. G. Harris, H. C. Hubler, Martin Sessler, A.

W. Fickes, Charles Stover, Carl Young, William Kant-ner. George Weidley, L. C. Smith, D.

B. Bru'baker, J. A. 'Himes, Frank Rogers, Ed. Peters, C.

F. Breisacher, George Weaver, Abe Kearns, Joseph Gairth, P. J. Johnson. Charles Weidel, F.

H. Blake, Robert Sausserman, William Deffibaugh, J. H. Buck, H. A.

Haup, W. A. Feathers, William Leh-mann, William Metzger, J. G. King, B.

R. Leader, Samuel Lorenz, J. W. Bennett. Hostesses were Mrs.

K. B. Young, Mrs. L. H.

Kirebs, Mrs. Harry Pres-sel, Mrs. W. C. Fickes and Mrs.

C. R. Fickes. $in A Excursions UlUl6-DAY ALTOONA TO Atlantic City and ether Ssuth Jerny Points SATURDAYS, September 13, 27 Tickets rood Tit Delaware Hirer Bridse Routs 36 cents extra, round trip. 'My daughter Kathleen is fifteen years, old.

For three years she had suffered with pains as so many young girls do. One day we saw an advertisement of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in the San Antonio Evening News. I bought a bottle and it helped her so much that she has been taking it regularly and is now completely relieved and able to attend school every day." Mrs. Victor H.

Call, Route 4, Box 76, San Antonio, Texas. are cordially invited to attend a special showing of "The Gossard Line of Beauty" in our Corset Department Gossard designs for the Feminine Silhouette Solitaires, Combinations, Tedetites, Step-ins, Girdles and Brassieres will be displayed A fashion representative of The H. W. Gossard Co. will be here to suggest the correct garment for you, and, if you wish it, to fit you personally.

$13.20 Bound Trl; Asbnry Park Ocean Grove a ii mm. BliSS Tickets food rettirnlm within It days Valid In parlor or sleeping can on pay ment of usual rhargrl for spare occupied. rStop-orer allowed at Philadelphia on return trip. See Flyers Consult Tltket Agents Proportionate (ares from other points Pennsylvania Railroad Y. W.

H. A. HAS INTERESTING MEETING An interesting meeting of the Young Women's Hebrew association was held Sunday afternoon, in the Oneida room of the Penn Alto hotel. Social and philanthropic work was discussed. Miss Anne Strauss, presided and gave an interesting report on the Y.

M. and Y. W. H. A.

convention held at Bushkill, near Easton, Pa. Miss Ida Katzen was appointed social chairman, Miss Minnie Wolf-berg, publicity chairman and Miss Frances Victor chairman of --BROOMS- White Cross Brooms 98c Penn Alto Brooms 79c Special Brooms 39c Bartlett Pears Bushel $1.98 Sweet Potatoes .4 Lbs. 20c Summer Rambow Apples $1.98 Lopes White or Pink Meat 10c Concord Grapes Basket 25c Cabbage 2 Lbs. 25c CeleryLettuce -Peaches I Klinck's Smoked Honey Skinned 1 Hams Lb 30c 10 Lb. Average I Hams 29c Fresh Skinned I Whole or Half I Smoked HUNDREDS OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA WOMEN WILL BE INTERESTED TOMORROW IN WOMEN'S REPUBLICAX COUNCIL TO PICNIC TODAY The Blair County Council of Republican Women will hold its annual basket picnic at Lakemont park this afternoon and Mrs.

W. H. Fields, president, and Miss Catherine Callin, secretary, have arranged an interesting program and urge all members to be present. The affair is scheduled to begin at 3 p. m.

and there will be several sports events. An invitation is extended to the candidates for office to be present. MARRIAGE LICENSE RECORD Raymond Creamer, 521 Front street, Hollidaysburg, and Ethel L. Graham, 908 Plum street, Williamsburg, Pa. George Edward Tanneyhill, Altoona, R.

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