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PAGE THREE THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1932 SOCIAL NEWS SUFFERS BURNS OF EYE The flare of a match burned the left eye of Jacob Budnick, 19, of 2520 Main street, Penbrook, he told physicians when treated early today at the Harrisburg Hospital. Walter, assistant editor. The business manager is John Stuempfle, and Theo Beard is assistant business manager. The Beta Phi Sorority, of William Penn and John Harris, will meet this evening at the home of Rebecca Stineman, 1214 North Fourteenth street. A.

N. Toivsen Analyzes Warsau Chess Match A. N. Towsen, Central Pennsylva-via chess champion, had made the following analysis of the game on board No. 1 in the match on Saturday night between the Harrisburg and Allentown chess teams, in which Towsen was defeated by A.

Warsau, of Allentown: urday, has been retained for one' more week. He will continue his appointments under the auspices Leiter Brothers until Saturday fcf this week. Marajah has appeared in entertainments before several Service Clubs and private gatherings. Leiteri-Brothers announce appointments may be had with Marajah at the store i any day from 11 a. m.

to 1 p. m. from 2 to 5 p. m. until Saturday, i SUNDAY SCHOOL NIGHT Sunday School night will be ofj-- served at the closing evangelistic service tonight at 7.30 o'clock in the, Calvary Presbyterian Church.

Thai evangelist, S. S. Turlcy, will use ssj his subject, "The Man Up a Tree." SWIMMER INJURED Suffering with a lacerated scalp, Frank Fulgent, 17, of 321 South River street, received treatment lata yesterday afternoon at the Harrisburg Hospital. He was hurt while In a swimming pool. i rent' iereiiMt At the weekly meeting of the Sigma Phi Fraternity, of William Penn tonieht.

Dlans will be discussed Blark White quantity at little cost, but quality at whatever quality must cost! This is especially true so far as cosmetics and face creams are concerned. With only one face she must be very careful that what she puts on it is pure, fine, perfect. So she wisely turns a cold shnulder to the attempts of some retailers to substitute for the nationally-known products she requests, a little-known product which she knows nothing about except that it's "cheap," on which he makes a great profit. All honor to the newly-wise woman buyer! She argues logically that the product she' sees advertised, with all its claims as well as its price set forth for all the world to read, is backed by the priceless reputation and integrity of its maker. It must be good.

It will do just what is claimed for it. And that's the product she wants the full money's worth she demands in these days of smart spending! Seller Hockey Teams for a dance in May. MARAJAH CONTINUES VISIT Marajah, "astrologer and numer- ologist" who was to have ended his enprairement in Harrisburg last Sat The Delta Sigma Sorority, of William Penn and John Harris, will meet this evening at the home of Annabelle Sarver. Rosalyn Walter is the club president. A.

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Q-B7fh 17. P-QKtS IS. P-OK4 you are in a 24 CANDIDATES FILE PETITIONS Two candidates, for Congress, two for the State Senate and twenty for the House today filed nominating petitions with the State bureau of elections. The following Republicans filed for the House: Howard B. Luce, Friedens, Somerset; Albert D.

Graham, Somerset, Somerset; Israel Stifel, Thirteenth, Philadelphia; John Allgood, Parkers Landing, Armstrong; Charles- E. Jones, Smithfield, First, Fayette; Francis B. York, First, York: William L. Cruice, Seventh, Philadelphia; Richard Simpson, Huntingdon, Huntingdon; Gerald Corcoran, Plains, Third, Luzerne; Jeremiah H. Light, Franklin; Charles R.

Reagan, Winfield, Union; Paul Cauffiel, Johnstown, First, Cambria, and Mrs. Mary T. Den-man, Latrobe, First, Westmoreland. The Democrats vho filed for the House were H. Gettysburg, Adams, and Michael J.

Purcell, Shamokin, Second, Northumberland. Those who filed both Republican and Democratic petitions were Cor-neilius J. McFadden, Ashland, Second, Schuylkill; Harold L. Griffiths. Zerbe, Fourth, Schuylkill, apd William D.

Kinney, Erie, First, Erie. Edward J. McDonald, Spangler, filed both Democratic and Labor petitions for the House and Clara R. Sturtevant. Ilazlchurst, McKean, filed as a Socialist.

1H. Kt-K 1. KxR Beauty Contest piiv Mn 10. hlark won uiaca aa the Will Engage Alumnae all your life! Miss Anna Mae Plank will be hostess this evening to the Sigma Gamma Chi Sorority of William Penn and John Harris. The club president is Betty Branstetter.

2 Bids Are Received For Police Ambulance Mayor Hoverter got two bid today for the proposed new police ambulance. The Francis Auto Sales Company offered a Ford at $850, which included an allowance of $150 for the old "Black Maria," -while the Dague Chevolet Sales Company offered a Chevrolet at $885 net. The latter's allowance for the old patrol was $110. knleht had no olaca to no. Black threatened P-OR3.

Plav No. 12. black was the move that lot tho came. With a oiere ahead. It wax rash to Invlm an attack, the con-ae'uenees of whluli could not be tore-seen at the moment.

Plav No. 17. white, a subtle and tin-exoerted move, turned the tide. Tow-aen had either to lose, his oueen or be mated. Play No.

19 hlark. the obvious move, nawn takes knlvht. lost at once, as kinar takes pawn is answered by queen to kin' bishop's fourth souare. mate, and if K-B3 the rook checked and Warsau nicked off all the black oleces. Al-thoueh black maintained his forces Intact, mate was inuylnent at.

the thlrtv-fifth move and he resigned. Money's Worth Demanded The Seiler School Alumnae hockey team, of which Miss Anna Brandt is captain, will meet the Seiler Turks tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the Y. W. C. A.

gymnasium. On Thursday afternoon, the alumnae team will play the Seiler Tartars. William Penn Notes The S. I. D.

C. Fraternity, of William Penn, will hold an "April Frolic" dance on April 15 at the Madrid Ballroom. Community Clothing Center Closed Today "The Harrisburg; Community Clothing Center, 23 North Front street, closed its doors today. During the past season, it has supplied 16,000 garments to the needy men, women and children of the city, and has benefited more than 1500 families. year's work has tripled last year's record and already plans have been started for next year's work.

A large supply of women's and girls' clothing is cut and ready for sewing, and the women of the city are urged to spend some time during the spring and summer months so that next year's calls may" he answered promptly. Persons who wish to sew are asked to call Mies Nelle McCullough, 2-33SG. In addition to the supply of clothing, women of Harrisburg have given more than $2200 and many orders on merchants so that necessities could be provided for needy families. The project has been sponsored by the Social Service Group of the Women's Church and Missionary Federation. All appeals to the center were thoroughly investigated by the Welfare Society and the key women of the churches before assistance was advanced.

Boys and girls who were unable to attend school because of lack of clothing were cared for, and hundreds of men and women were able to obtain odd jobs because of the suitable clothing they received from the center. Banquet Tonight The sixth annual banquet of the Methodist Sunday School Workers of Harrisburg and vicinity will be held this evening at 6.30 o'clock in the Baughman Memorial Methodist Church, New Cumberland. Reservations have been made for 350 persons. The speakers be W. Quimby, of Dickinson Cojlege! and the Rev.

C. 'Keboch', of this city. The committee' in' charge" includes E. I. K.

Morrison and, Ross Plans will be discussed for the summer program' fit 'Newton 'Haniilton and at the Dickinson -Summer School. Card Party Octorora' 6, Degree Si By Wise Women Buyers Birthday Club One feminize reaction to "hard 1 i1 The S. S. S. Sorority, of William Penn and John Harris, will hold its bi-weekly meeting tonight at the home of Miss Janet Martz, 2311 North Third street.

Virginia Fack-ler, the president, will preside. Pinchot Wires Bingham Million in Pa. Jobless Yesterday was the birthday of: Howard C. Dickey, Enhaut. Kvelyn Viola Shoop, Gettysburg.

Paul Edward Ilummel, Elizabeth-ville. Charles Stoyer, 1507 Berryhill street. Today Is the birthday ofi Freda C. Suhr, Highspire. Ethel Mae Jones, Penbrook.

Jessie Williamson, Iawn. times" is so interesting, so significant, as to be an object lesson for all the world. Woman purchasing agent 'for the home has turned, during the period of economic stress, not to bargains at spectacular low prices, but to well-known brands of merchandise at standard prices. She wants to be sure of what she is getting. She Is buying wisely the product of proven merit, for even though she may be offered reputedly just-as-good substitutes at great price cuts, she isn't taking any chances! Getting the most for her money is her aim and that doesn't mean The June staff, of the William Penn yearbook.

The Sylvanian, was to hold a meeting this afternoon in the staff room at the school. Boy Stetler is the editor, and Rosalyn have a Clear Skin- rich, red blood cells ill belpjou In a telegram to United States Senator Hiram Bingham, Governor Gifford Pinchot today again estimated the jobless in Pennsylvania at 1,000,000, but he was unable to tell how many persons, if any, are starving. So far, no State government bureau has attempted to make estimates in this respect. The Governor's telegram was in a reply to one from the senator asking "hew many people in your State are starving and also how many can find no employment of any kind?" In his reply, the Governor gave the same figures and made the same charges that he recently has repeated so frequently. It was learned today that Governor Pinchot visited Chicago over the week-end.

He was reported to be in New York today. When he says, "Isn't my mother jretty? "you've won another Beauty Contest. Everybody loves lovely skint EACH time anybody looks at you, you are in a Beauty Contest. And exquisitely skin helps you to win! Let Camay help you have it. Camay ishe Soap of Beautiful Women.

It is a pure creamy-white. There's no coloring matter-no "chalkiness" to dry out your skin. Luxurious Camay lather warm water then a cold rinse and your skin has new Rheumatic Happy; Conquers Torture German Specialist' Prescription Amaze Hospital and Physician The Rev. William Swoope Speaks at Banquet Here The Rev. William Swoope, of Lebanon, addressed the members of the Beta Chapter, of the Fi Delta Epsilon Fraternity of the University of Pennsylvania Extension School at the annual banquet held Saturday' evening at the Plaza Hotel.

Other speakers were: Earl F. Bausher, of Philadelphia, president of the Grand Council of Pi Delta Epsilon; Charles T. Hannah, of the Zeta Chapter, Philadelphia; W. C. Heinz, of the Epsilon Chapter, Reading, and J.

Clifford Forrest, of the Alph Chapter, Philadelphia. Following the banquet, the guests were entertained at the club rooms, 109-111 Market street. The committee in charge of arrangements included Kenneth W. Dry, chairman; Theodore T. Groninger, John G.

Elicker, Atherton T. Bowen, and James H. Watkins. Out of town guests included: W. C.

Heinz, Miles Leiser, Earl F. Bausher and William R. Springer, of the Reading chapter; J. Howard Corson, Charles J. Hannah and Robert G.

Bopp, of the Zeta Chapter, Philadelphia; and J. Clifford Forrest, of the Alpha Chapter, Philadelphia. Those present from the Beta Chapter were: Murray E. Shuman, William N. Devenney, Theodore A.

Groninger, Mitchell S. Snider, James H. Watkins, John. T. Pollock, Clyde W.

Peters, Robert N. Wright, Richard L. Marzold, D. Newlin Brubaker, Kenneth W. Dry, Edward N.

Naylor, Kenneth AV. Tyler, Atherton Bowen, Glen Prowell, George I. Gower, of New York City, and John G. Elicker. Celebrates Birthday With Party at Home Jane Reed, 4-year-old daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Josiah F. Reed, 508 North Second street, who is celebrating her first birthday anniversary today, was to be the guest of honor at a party this afternoon at her home. Decorations were to be carried out in pink. The guest list included the following children: Elaine Reed, of Philadelphia; Frances and Elizabeth Jennings, Dorothy Jane and Mary Anne Jennings, Martha Jane, Ruth and Priscilla Miller, Carolyn Miller, Mary Martin, Mary Lynn Kunkel, Betty Hassler, Donald Wright, all of this city, and John Y.

Wills, 3rd, and Patsy Jean Duncan, of Duncannon. Luncheon Hostess Mrs. W. H. Webb, 1400 North Second street, was hostess at a luncheon on Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs.

W. A. Kulp, who left yesterday for Philadelphia, where Mr. Kulp has been elected general chairman of the Order of Railway Trainmen. Her guests were: Mrs.

John Crowley, Mrs. A. L. Geyer, Mrs. William Young, Mrs.

Charles Fitzgerald, Mrs. Harry Troxell, Mrs. William Tyson, Mrs. C. A.

Swab, Mrs. Roy Kent and Mr3. John Markley. Leap Year Birthday John Zollinger Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Miller, 2707 North Fourth street, is among those who are celebrating their birthday anniversaries on the extra day of the year. Mr. Miller is a graduate of the Technical High School and of Lehigh University, where he was a member of the Delta Upsilon Fraternity.

At present he is associated with the Hercules Laboratories in Wilmington, Del. Dinner Meeting The Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a dinner meeting this evening at 6 o'clock at the Chic Club. Op course yoa want a skin. Everybody does. It bflps yoa win and hold friends.

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and Mrs. Charles Coleman, of St. Petersburg, who are touring through the Northern States, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E.

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Keboch, 2508 North Fifth street, has returned from Pittsburgh, where he addressed Epworth League members at the annual, banquet- of the Methodist Conference Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Hart-wick, 27 South Fifteenth street, were the week-end guests of their son, Albert G.

Hartwick, of Wil-kinsburg. Meeting Tomorrow to Study World Conditions The first of a series of ntudy classes on world conditions will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at the Civic Club by the Missionary. Study Department of the Women's Church and Missionary Federation of Harrisburtf. Mrs. S.

Win-field Herman is chairman of the department. The book for discussion will be Basil Matthew's "The Clash of World Forces," and the first two chapters will be reviewed tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. Harvey F. Smith and Mrs. Harper Seidel.

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