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PAGE FIVE SOCIETY and PERSONALS THE SEASON'S SMAMEBT MODELS IN. fflumming Wirct PURE SILK. HOSIERY COATS' DRESSES HELEN F. DECK, Society Editor SOCIAL EVENTS. I OUR CARD BASKET.

THE NEWS-HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1925. National Humming Bird Week COATS Many of thera come urleas aa to collars and then wear banda of lovely pelts in the region of their hand WEARS LONGER March 16th to 21st Inch SEE OUR SPECIAL DISPLAY This store will observe National Humming Bird Week with an unusually fine display of these famous Silk Hose. You will find a host of the newest spring shades which you never dreamed would be had at a popular price. 8 bands. Certainly they promise summer comfort and the 5 prices are reasonable $12.50 to $59.50 DRESSES All the new spring shades in both Flannels and Silks.

Moderately priced from $12.50 to $39.50 Let us show them to you. Dinner Party Given in Honor Of Mrs. Gerald McCain. The members of the Thursday Evening Bridge Club gave a prettily appointed dinner party on Monday evening at the home of Miss Janet Cribbs, 11th street, in honor of Mrs. (lerald McCain, who before her recent marriage was Miss Virginia Shatter.

Covers were laid for 12 at a table attractively decorated In keeping with St. Patrick's Day. The centerpiece was a potted plant and green candles in Silver holders were used. The placements were also in keeping with St. Patrick's Day.

Following the dinner bridge was played and prizes went to Miss Olive Smith and Mrs. Floyd Itodgers. The honor guest was presented with a beautiful gift by the members of the club. Young People's Council Hold Important Meeting Monday. A meeting of the Young People's Sunday School Council was held in the Presbyterian church on Monday evening with a large representation from the different Sunday schools of the city.

The special purpose of the meeting was to obtain suggestions and propose plans as to bow the Young People's Council could best help in the pre-Easter meetings which will be held for two weeks previous to Easter in rigeon Pure Silk Hose True Shape Silk Hose. All Colors. $1.00 H.25 --Lm Miss Elizabeth Ives' of Highland, X. is the guest of her aunt, Miss Elizabeth Raymond. Mrs.

P. J. McDonnell has been called to Syracuse, X. on account of the death of her nephew1, John Flavon. Miss Sarah Heasley returned on Monday from Xew York, where she has been the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. W. II. Bosworth. Frank Riddle who is employed with the South I'enn Oil of Bradford, spent last week at his home in Emlen-ton.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Grimm will arrive on Wednesday from Florida, where they have spent the winter with their daughters. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry B. Bradley and daughter, Mrs. Howard C. Dickey, of Oil City, will motor to Toledo on Wednesday to pend a few days with Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Bacon. Mrs. F.

L. Williamson and Miss Mary Hancock left this afternoon for New York, where they will be joined by the former's daughter, Miss Katherine a student at Smith College and spend a few days with her. sj Mr. and Mrs! L. T.

Seyfried and Miss May Lellue, of Toledo, O. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Glenn and Mrs.

Mary II. Eichenlaub, of Pittsburgh, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riesenman. Mrs.

Seyfried and Miss Lellue remained for a longer -a Humming Bird Hose have a nation-wide reputation for extreme durability and neat fitting ankles. are doubled, heels and toes are strongly reinforced with lisle and soles with pure silk. Japered in knitting to the shape of the leg, their exquisit fit can not "wash out." Special for Humming Bird Week. $4.25 Per Box of 3 Pairs Absolutely the only time this year that Humming Birds will be sold for less than $1.50 a pair. all the churches of the city.

following the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed and daiutv re freshments were served. Shopping Night, Thursday, March 19. CRIBBEN'S SHOP Eve ry thing New! in Spring Coats, Dresses and Ensemble Suits A. J. GRIBBEN John Koekler Honor Guest At Uirthday Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koekler enter Ensemble Spring to stay. tained 12 boys and girls at their home See the Njjw Spring Hats on Bleakley Hill on Saturday afternoon in honor of their son, John, whose eighth birthday anniversary it was. JJunng the afternoon games were 8 rTTmJ TO INCLUDE BUT EIGHT TEAMS IN COUNT! LEftGUE Rovkv Grove and the Oil City Ath played and prizes awarded to Norma IJeffern, Robert Beggs and Allen Sea-holm.

A birthday dinner was served at a table prettily decorated, a color letics will be the only additions to the scheme of yellow and white being carried out. The centerpiece was a large birthday cake with candles and the fa Venango County Baseball League for the coming season, it was decided at a meeting of the hoard of directors Mon day evening. The Oil Well Supply team and Cooperstown, who made ap-nlleation- since the last meeting, were vors were yellow Easter eggs. The honor guest received manv gifts. "Mr.

Dob" Presented by Members of Pocahontas Lodge. The members of the Pocahontas lodge presented a very enjoyable two-act, comedy, entitled "Mr. Boh," on refused on the ground that a 10-team WANTED PROPOSALS FOR SEWER. Until 4 o'clock p. Monday, April 6, 1925, eealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Clerk, Franklin, for construction of a sewer on Fifth street between Buffalo and Liberty streets', approximate length 300 feet.

Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the City Engineer. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids, each of which must be accompanied by a check payable to the City of Franklin for a-amount of at least 10 per cent, of the amount of the bid. J. G. CRAWFORD, City Clerk.

14Mar5t league would be. cumbersome and that these teams were not action and tried last season. The Oil City Colored Monday evening. There was a splendid attendance. The following women took part Mrs.

A P. Walters, as "Philip;" Mrs. Erne Fury as "Robert Brown." the clerk; Mrs. J. Barnes, "Jenkins" the butler; Mrs.

Florence Brown, "Rebecca Luke," a maiden lady; Mrs. II. F. Harvey, 'Katherine." her niece; Arlen Walters. "Marion Byrant." Katberine's friend: Nothing like good old AND ROSE WATER For March Chapped Hands 25c Bottle, 4 ounces 19M Asylumns are getting ready for thosa who imagine they are income tax blanks.

COLDS Minus Minus a cold and you are minus the risk of influenza. A little cold may advance to a "dangerous degree with the greatest possible rapidity if you do not prevent it. SAN TOX A fine remedy, ample and able, active COLD and vigorous and capable of breaking TABLETS up a cold quickly. Try this remedy for colds, grippe, fever, malaria, headache, neuralgia and Try it for chills. Try it for its.

ability to keep disease from your system. Price 25c per box. Monarchs and Petroleum Center applied several weeks ago and were refused. The season opens May 5 and closes August 15. The revised constitution ami bylaws of circuit were submitted by the committee at last night's meeting in Oil City and approved.

The schedule drawn up by W. R. Mageo was submitted. It calls for six games between teams, three at home and three away, making 42 games for each team. A meeting will beheld.

March 20 for election of officers, ihe election being postponed at last evening's meeting, ach team will submit a reserve list at that time and the matter of team organization settled. Hazel Brown, "Patty," Miss Itebecca's maid. V. h. O.

Club Entertained By Mrs. H. C. Stanley. Mrs.

II. C. Stanley entertained the G. B. HOUSE The Original Cut Rate Drug Store.

THE REXALL STORE. FRANKLIN- OIL CITY-TITUSVILLE BUS LINE members of the L. O. Club on Monday evening at her apartments in. the Ulock.

During the evening was played and prizes won-by Mrs. Margaret Shoffstall and Mrs. Frank fW.VW.V.WAVWWW.V.V.WAVAW.VWMWj, (J! nHic flit Riha Dmrv Qf Am Buxton. Later a delicious lunch was Iieav Tranklln Tor Titusvill At 9:30 2:30 4:40 9:30 a. m.

p. m. p. m. p.

m. Strsst Car Having' Tranklln 6:00 a. connot at Oil City with lui to Titnivlll dally opt Sunday. 5E1 pq VUl IIO VUl UUUr UL Ug UlUl fTJ THE ADVANCE HELD 1 IS. LESSER Laave Oil City Tot Tituivlll 8 6:40 10:00 3:00 5:15 10:30 a.

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p. m. ROWLAND SPRING COAT STYLES leave Tltnivtlla Tor Oil City an! Tranklln At 7:40 11:50 4:00 7:40 11:20 a. m. a.

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11:20 trip to. Oil City only. served. if, King's Daughters Meet With Mr. and Mrs.

('rider. The members of the King Daughters wjll meet this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Older, Hot Liberty street.

The devotinnals will be in charge of Mrs. Carrie Peck, The monthly business meeting will be held a social hour will follow. Interesting Program lofi Presented by Wednesday Club. A very interesting program will be presented at the regular meeting of the Wednesday Club on Wednesday afternoon at the Library. The program follows: Paper, "The Nationalist Movement." Mrs.

Eph Lyon: "Ghandi-Skotch," Miss Louise Bostwick. Short Story Club Meets With Mrs. K. K. Blealdey.

Mrs. Rollin It. Bleakley entertained tin; member of the Short Story Club this afternoon at her home on Liberty street. Leave Bouiville Port Oltioa Pos Oil City At 8:10 12:25 4:35 8:10 11:52 a. m.

p. m. p. m. p.

in. p. m. OKPHANS' COUBT SALE. Xitat of Mrs.

Alice R.Bich, deceased. By virtue of an order and decree of the Orphans' Court of Venango County, Pennsylvania, dated March 16th, 1925, there will be exposed to public sale, on the premises, on the 7Ui dny of April, 1 925, at 10 o'clock a. all that certain piece or parcel of land situate in Sandycreek Township, Venango County and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the North line of 3rd Street Extension of the Citv of Franklin, at a point south 70 58' west .113 feet from the southwest corner of Out Lot No. 5S; thence north 10" west 57 feet; thence south 79 68' west 22 feet more or less to land sold by Emma Daily and husband to Jos. C.

Pettigrew and Annis Critchlow; thence by said Critclilow land south 10 2' east 57 feet to the north line of '3rd Street Extension; and thence north 79 58' east 22 feet more or less to the placu of beginning. Being the same piece or parcel of land conveyed by Emma Daily, widow, to Mrs. Alice Rich, by deed, date'' November r.rri loon rwi Just 26 Days 'Til Easter but who ever waits 'til Easter l)ay to wear a -new Easter Hat or Dress! Specially when one can hare smart little flannel frock with a feU hat to match. More specially when these very smart things are so reasonably priced. 7 7C and DRESSES up HATS up This shop has been closed during the noon hour but from now on ic will bo open all through the day.

Funeral services memory of the late Mrs. Susan Lesser were held at the home 'of Mrs. M. G. Hackctt, 100 Liberty street.

Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock and were in charge of Rev. A. G. Herr. vs.

Susan McDowell', Mrs. Cecil Dundle and Mrs. B. Ott sang "Safe in the Arms of Jesus'' and "Jesus, Lover of My. Soul." Interment followed in the Franklin cemetery with the following grandsons acting as pallbearers: Alex Hays, F.

II. Wilkins. Joe ami Herbert Mauson, Walter Ray and Ralph Reaglc. ITNERAI, SERVICES HELD FOR MISS ANNA The funeral of the-late Miss Anna Snyder, of Polk, aged 27 years, who died at that place on Sunday, was held at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the homo of her brother, Earl Snyder, 402. Elk street.

Rev. B. E. Coleman was in charge and interment was in the Franklin cemetery. The deceased is survived by six' brothers, Earl.

Charles. Henry, James, Roy and Arthur, of this aud one sister in Oil City. Leava RouaevlUa Foit Office Tor Tituavilla At 6:50 10:09 3:10 5:25 10:40 a. m. a.

m. p. m. m. p.

m. ARE HERE Bright colors arc favored. The materials are soft textured fabrics derrona crystal-ana, bengalana, flannel, yelour, poiret twill. Many of them have borders of fur, some beautifully embroidered silk or crepe lined. Very Moderately Priced.

ICeava Oil City Por Tranklln and rranklln Por Oil City evary honr at 30 minutes after each hour 7: JO a. ra. to 11:30 p. m. Plrst Bna at 6:40 a.

m. week days and 8:30 a. on Phone 856-X Exchange Bank Bldg. deed is recorded in Deck Book No. 378.

SHEEPSKIN BAND FUND IS LAGGING GREATLY page hi. IMPROVEMENTS: One small two-story frame dwelling house. TERMS OFSAr.FV Thn n.l,,... NOTE Tripa marked () do not op-rate on Sunday. pay the seller ten per cent, or more of uib puiuuasB money in cash at the time of the sale, nnd in tun MOVINGS TRUCKING CALX NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES upon the delivery to him by the seller of the deed therefore; possession of the premises to be given to the purchaser Good connections at Oil City with Clarlon-BrookvlUe Bus and at Tltni-vllls with Meadrllle Bus.

CITIZENS TRANSIT COMPANY. The fund for the rehabilitation of the old Sheepskin Band is lagging so lly that it is really disappointing. But two suhserihtions, a cash one for OVH MOTTO I Phone 785-B. uiuu nine vi sum aenverv THE FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY Administrator. C.

A WILLIAM II. FORBES, $2 and $1 from J. L. Pardee, have been rM Jrltfi FilKS Tues. St APTO 'MUUNlXSr Yout Mon9y 1 3 But Not I Expeiuira.

Of the eggs that wcr! hatched at the Grove City creamery during the past week, an excellent percentage of chicks resulted. A total of 40,000 eggs will be placed in the incubator between now and the third week of May, which will closp the season. "RMc m'A hpinff flrlvprfienrl fnr fhn received since the last report, making the total now And the amount needed is $86.25. I thought enough old-timers, whom the idea of a rejuvenated Sheep HI LIBERTY STREET OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE T- "A Good Store in a Good Town" skin Band for Old Home should appeal, even at $1 a piece to put the thing across. Evidently they have been pa) mi The Nurse construction oi me nignway uecween East Brady and Rimersburg, and March 27 has been set ns t.hp iliitp for i JK waiting to "Let George do it," but, as George has fallen down, it is still up opening them.

East Brady is hopeful to them. Come on. old-timers, let us live a flood of dollar bills tomorrow that the mas win permit ot immediate construction of the road, and thus lift the community "out of the mud." enough to make old "Wes" Law's heart glad. WESTERN ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS ARE THE BEST. LET US PROVE IT.

ALLISON ELECTRIC CO. 1207 Liberty Street Phone 54-G. PEARL NECKLACES NOTICE S. H. Green Stamp Savers Until further notice cr-rangements have been made whereby you can redeem your tilled S.

H. Green Stamp books at Wm. A. Blair Shoe Store You will find there a large illustrated catalog from which you can select your premium which will be ordered for you and shipped prepaid. AJu.u The perry Hutchinson Co.

NATIONAL BIT NOW. Our selection of flue indestructible pearls is large and complete. We are offering unusual values just now. $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 and upward to $100.00. She has learned from experience what a difference a banked reserve makes when one is ill.

The lack of it means debts, worry and doing without many things. Frequently it delays her own pay. Profiting by her experience, she plans to prevent any such predicament in her own life. Her savings account, increasing each month, gives her a comfortable sense of security. I TEA CO.

SPECIAL THIS WEEK Strawberry and Raspberry Preserves, $1 00 3 glasses Potatoes, OETp Peck ZD P. G. Soap, a 10 Bars 40 Eight O'Clock' A Qo Coffee 4.0 MARKET CO. 1251 Liberty Street Quality Meats and Groceries AT LOW PRICES National Market Co. Quality Meats 1251 Liberty Street if on to Buy Now.

It Will Pay 1 I Window Shopping Nig lit, Thursday, March 19. The Exchange Bank of Franklin Franklin, Pa. i FELDMAN'S TT ALLMAg Sfcrtl.