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THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1930 THE WHIRL OF CAPITAL CITY SOCIETY 'mDjNmSMXERSONAL-INTEREST- PAGE FOUR li int. tr -W I Change Meeting Time I Today's Pattern WILL ENTERTAIN Walter West Matthews, 255 North street, who will leave within several weeks to make her home in More than 1400 old churches in Great Britain have medieval sundials cut into their outer walls. The meeting of the Auxiliary 1 1 i tree vura vw to Private Earl E. Aurand Post, Phillips of Camp Hill, who moved here recently from Wyomissing AT BRIDGE TEA No. 1086, Veterans of Foreign Ware, will be held this evening at 7.30 instead of 8 o'clock at 1365 tllllS.

The tea table will be decorated Howard street. Plans will be com Mrs. Harold Whitcomb, of with a white bowl of red rosea pleted for a card party tomorrow THE WAYS AND MEANS THE Never Idle Bible Class of flia Ki'vfh Street. TrvnTifnUral Surgical Elastic Stockings abdominal Belts, Trusses, Arch, Ankle and Knee Lemoyne, will entertain at a bridge tea on Saturday afternoon from 2 and red and white tapers. COMMITTEE of the Order of Congregational Church held its Mme.

Paul Dubonnet of Paris the Amaranth will hold card party tomorrow afternoon at 2 to 5 o'clock at her home. Twelve guests have been invited. Guests of honor will be Mrs. Europe's best dressed woman, nlans annual Pollyanna banquet recently afternoon at 2 clock at Pomeroy Auditorium. Following the meeting- the members will hold services at the home of Mrs.

Jennie Deisroth, 721 North Eighteenth street, who died on Sunday. .1 i tu live in rifigiana, at Zwingli Hall, Green and Ver- o'clock at Pomeroy'a Auditorium. Five bridge and pinochle will be played. Mrs. William Pro- beke streets.

Included on the pro ifl CfJ C-f9 NJ Cf4 CS C9 CJ Cf- CJ CJC9C4 Supports gram were: a reading by Miss casco and Mrs. Jane Schneider Lorraine Edwards; songs by Mrs, I6MT CLAS: Marie Stanford addresses by Mrs. WEBB WOLFE Harrisburg Rubber Co. 2U WALNUT ST. I I I E.

A. Reiele and the utev. I. There are approximately Germans in the world, but only about 63,000,000 live In Germany. Save Your Time and Money Johnson.

will be charge. The Young Women's Home Missionary Society of the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church will repeat its concert by the Kitchen Kabinet Orchestra, on Friday eve Those present were: Mrs. E. A Reide. the Rev.

and Mrs. I. ir! hit jonnson. miss uise. ivirs.

mane Stanford. Mrs. May Koons, Mrs Enroll now in our February Night School and receive the same training, under' the same instructors, as our day students. Join' the hundreds of our graduates who are happy today in the world's fastest growing: profession. Call or write for information.

ning at 7.30 o'clock at" the church. A musical play will also be given in connection with the entertain Hutchins. John Koons, Mrs. Stah- 2 ment. Refreshments will be served.

ler, Mrs. Esther Hanks, Mrs. Kissinger, Mrs. Lottie Zeiders, Mrs. Donald Hamilton, Mrs.

Margaret Dennis, Mrs. Knerr, Mrs. Hollen- New Cumberland. andiMrs. Smith's sister, Miss Bertha Smith, I HARRISBURG SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE 26 N.

3rd St. Phone 5723 ro yo r-fJ gJ r3 (To yJ ro ff-o g-o s-o r3 bach, Mrs. Bartholomew, Mrs. Hahnlan, Mrs. Stabnan, Mrs.

Her of bteelton, who are motoring in the South, will return to their homes next week. man Kautz, Mrs. Ethel Decker, Paul Decker, Mary Ellen Decker, 1 7 Miss Mary Estelle Thomas, of Mechanicsburc, will entertain Miss Allison, Mrs. Long, members of her bridge club at her Mrs. Elizabeth Zeiders, Miss Sara Long, Cora Myers, Mrs.

I I home next Tuesday evening. JOHN MERLOW EBEESOLE John Merlow Ebersole, son of See how much quicker Mabel Reidell, Mrs. Violet Mrs. Bressler, Mrs. C.

E. Myers, Miss Kathleen Edwards, Miss pLASS NO. 2, of the Park Street Evangelical Church will serve Mr. and Mrs. Alvin S.

Ebersole, 1333 Fulton street, is celebrating Lorraine Edwards, Mrs. Rita Ed a chicken pattie and roast beef t- i IK ihvs4i ill wards, Mr. Rennard, Miss Dollie his third birthday anniversary to day. Rennard, Mrs. Moore, Mrs.

Pinfc erton, Mrs. Krall, Mrs. Rickert, Mrs. Mickey, Mary Bowman, Mrs, ARE RELIEVED WITH A MEDICATED CREAM dinner and supper tomorrow In the church social room. Mrs.

W. J. Fuhrman, 703 North Seventeenth street, will entertain at a card party this evening at 8 o'clock at her home. The Cant. Howard L.

Calder Final Clearance In Our Shoe Department Discontinued Patterns in Black and Brown Kid and Suede FOOT SAVERS at $5.95 30p Pairs of Shoes From our regular stock at l. William S. Seibert, Jr who is working In Philadelphia, recently visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hartman, Mrs.

Hummell, Mrs, Fenstermacher, Mr. Fen iter- -mr 1 ir macner, ivirs. luonroe, jyir. jvionroe, W. S.

Seibert. of Camp Hill. Mrs. Fenicle, Mrs. Potteiger and Auxiliary to Post No.

81, Veterans Famous Noxmema brings instant relief promotes rapid healing of sorest, reddest hands. Miss Sophia'Potteiger. RHEUMATISM of Foreign Wars, will meet this 1 r. I Mrs. Paul H.

Bratten, 17ZZ evening at 8 o'clock at City Hall. I Bridge street, New Cumberland, The St. Francis Dramatic Guild will entertain her bridge club this will meet tomorrow evening at 7.45 what doctors do when their own hands get into bad (bane, A survey shows that hundreds of doo tors are using Noxzema Medicated Skin Cream. That's because doctor know that Chapped Hands are CUT HANDS score of tiny cracks or cuts in the skin which need medication rather than a perfumed cosmetic Doctors know that Noxzema not only gives instant relief from painful smarting, but promotes rapid iealing helps restore hands to healthy soft whiteness. RKLIKVK PAIN IN MINUTES To rUot tb tartaring pate of Bbrana-Una.

NnritK Manrmlgia or liombas In mlnataa, Bt th Doctor! Praeriptkm KTjarrO. Abnlntely mte. Mo opista, no evening at her home. o'clock at the St. Francis Catholic Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Buch, of Goto winter weather, too frequent soap and water deansings, often develop bad cases of chapped hands. Help heal those raw, sore hands. Do Church Hall. Miss Rosemarv Ken New Cumberland, spent the week Pattern 2675 is available in sizes nedy will conduct a class in the fundamentals of staging a play.

nu-eotm. Ixxa too won quiejclr ana mast nlicT toot pain in nine minntai or money twek at Drncskta. Don't afn end in Philadelphia as the guest 12, 14. 16, 18. 20, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38 Lf Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Gaddess, Um NUSIXO today. $3.95 AticDMiGHT TESTx and 40. Size 16 takes 3y yards 36 inch fabric. Illustrated step-by step sewing instructions included.

Sun Lamps Heat Lamps Send fifteen cents (15c) in coins WILL PRESIDE AT REVIEW SHOW skin will bs.tC,-i,n auickly it relieves it ttX. Tbw look your Vote ho? much hxad in the mprmng. ti hl)k. TRIAL OFFER Noxzemt is sold in srr-eril sizes from small trial jar up to Giant Hospital size. Get the small trial jar first costs but a few cents at 'any drug store.

Frederic wVi Greene, will preside. Miss Ruth Bitner, 169 South Eighteenth street, recently entertained at a Valentine party and musicale at her studio. Those present were Miss Evelyn Scroggins. Miss Doris Jean Haus-knecht, Miss Dorothy Swart, Miss Marion Phillips, Miss Jane White, Miss Ethel Sheirer, Miss Margaret Jane Wevodau, Miss Evelyn Nov-inger, Miss Shirley Flager, James Rented and Sold "Ask Your Physician" Harrisburg Surgical Company 600 N. Second SU HarHaburit.

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4V i 31 Women postal employes in Miami, Fla are now armed. Official orders compel them to take daily range practice just to be prepared for any imported gangsters during the Winter season. A CBeara Coat Corates Foptth to Serve You mm No amount of advertising could possibly have built the reputation and success that Father John's Medicine CflgAOSBfl The Truth Quickly DE. C. VALEMl-NE KIRBT has earned and You have come to the right shop.

A fnere glance has assured you. It is clean, sanitary, and you are safe spotless linen proves it. For over 14 years this reputable company ha3 been keeping Harrisburg's prominent shops, stores, hotels, restaurants, soda fountains and professional offices daily supplied with presentable coats, aprons, towels, garments and table linens. These linens are furnished on a rental basis, with regular collection, laundering and delivery, and enable the small shop to compete in cleanliness with the largest. maintained Dr.

C. Valentine Kirby, of the committee in charge Told for eighty years as a of the Robert Henri exhibition to be presented by the Art Associa tion of Harrisburg in its gallery at the State Museum Building, will preside at the preview which will be held for members of the Art treatment for colds and as a body-builder, unless it had proven value and merit. Don't wait be prepared get it today. Local workers are paid at rates that at-J Association on Friday evening. Doctor Kirby, well known for tract the most skillful and experienced employes to produce the utmost in sanitary, spotless work.

his ability as an art critic, will open the preview with a short gal lery talk calling attention to the PHONE 2-4062 leading pictures among the thirty four portraits and landscapes by FOR COUGHS AND COLDS Pennsylvania Coat Apron Henri, ot whom it has been said "He, in American art, stands for what Manet stood for -in French art, and what Goya stood for in Supply Company 1520 Fulton St. Spanish art." Visitors to the exhibition, which will be open to the public from February 22 until March 4, will be asked to vote for their favorite painting from the collection Bal lot boxes will be placed at the exits. Mrs. Fuller Tells of "Issues of the New Deal" "Issues of the New Deal" were discussed by Mrs. Gertrude Fuller, assistant director of the Mate Museum, at a meeting of the Har risburg Council of Democratic Women held last evening at Pythian Gastle.

The following committees were appointed by Mrs. Catherine Wells, recently elected president: Ways and means, Mrs. Robert Koser, chairman; Mrs. Henry Ebert, Mrs. Ethel Be ire ff Hveini, IHIeeilfflhiffy I Hes3fl' Maeyer, Mrs.

Harry Jacoby, Mrs. Sadie. Moeslin, Mrs. Mabel Peters, Mrs. Edith Mullaney, Mrs.

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In THE PATRIOT and THE EVENING NEWS you get a daily net paid circulation of over 80,000 and at the lowest cost per thousand Then too you reach over 24,000 more money-spending families-over 43 more than are reached by all other Harrisburg daily papers. ridge. Miss Alice Watson, Miss July-ann Wierman, Miss Caroline Lane and Miss Theresa Shipe: entertainment comnuttee, Mrs. Mary Householder, Mrs. Edward Webster, Mrs.

James Mangan, Mrs. Beatrice Zimmerman, Mrs. Maud McKillipps, Mrs, Florence Clugston, Mrs. Nellie Ewing, Mrs, Alice Kepner and Miss Edith Dougherty; publicity, Mrs. Frank Iorio, Mrs.

Charlotte Blosser, Mrs. Meiton Hess, Mrs. George Tb largest users of hard coal buy mors Famous Reading, Anthracite than any other brand. They test every car. They know bow much beating value they pay for and get.

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Dress. Mrs. David Snyder, Mrs. Mabel Ashenfelter. Mrs.

Maud Pryor. Mrs. Mary Redsecker, Mrs. Mildred Cain and Mrs. Mary iosnotjj puDiicity, Mrs.

Edward Webster; membership, Mrs. Lillian Wipperman, chairman; James Lane, Mrs. Carrie Paul and Mrs. Esther Fairman; welfare, Mrs. Mabel Seilhamer, chairman, and Miss Bessie Sullivan; legislative and political science, Mrs.

Morris Ort, Mrs. Harry Bell and Mrs. Mary sacs Kynard; trustees, Mrs. lieorge ucKer, Mrs. Samuel H.

Lane, Mrs. Robert Koser, Mrs. Frank Iorio, Mrs. Laura Trout, Morris Ort and Mrs. P.

B. Roath; chaplain. Mrs. George PIFR Mil Ocker. mm The inscription on the American Liberty Bell may also be found in Leviticus 25:10 of the Bible.

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