The Gazette and Daily from York, Pennsylvania • Page 14

Thursday Morning, November 17, 1149 The Gazette and Daily, York, 1f SOCIAL Daily Memoranda -M. i IMS GOP REPRINTS SFEECII issue a speech by Gen. Dwight Eis- Washington (FP) The Nation- enhower, president Columbia al Rpnubliran a nro-Taft DroDa- university, hitting social welfare al Republican, a pro-1 art propa- programs as fading to "central- ganda sheet distributed here pen- ized control of the management of odically, carried in its November our society." IlillllM iiniij Recent Births To Mr. and Mrs. William Henschke, 2962 Maple road, Camp Hill, at Harrisburg hospital, a son.

Mrs. Henschke is the former June Arnold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Arnold, 1241 South George street. To Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Bly, Thomasville RD 1, yesterday at York hospital, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Har-baugh, 129 Stevens avenue, yesterday at York hospital, a son.

To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hershey, Fourth street, Mt. Wolf, Tuesday at York hospital, a son. To Mr.

and Mrs. David Henry, 237 Rockdale avenue, yesterday at The Christian Business Men's Committee cordially Invites you to attend their NOVEMBER BIBLE CONFERENCE The Speaker will be REV. HENRY WOLL Fastor of United Presbyterian Church of Manoa, Upper Darby, Pa. Thursday Friday Evenings, November 17 18 at 7:45 Friday Afternoon, November 18th at 3:00 P. M.

at The First United Presbyterian Church i 597 West Market Street, York, Pa. Rev. James G. McConncll Bring your Bible and a Friend or two miiiiiiiiiniii! i i 4 YORKER FETED New York attorney Joseph Sullivan enter tains Mrs. George Lovejoy (left) of 521 Country Club "road, and Mrs.

George Campbell, of Codorun Farms, York RD 8, at the Stork club during their stay in the city. West Side Osteopathic hospital, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. James P.

Dietrich, 518 West. Springettsbury avenue, Sunday at Sinai hospital, Baltimore, a son. Name, Craig Philip. Weight, eight pounds. Fashion Hats Pre-Thanksgiving Applications To Wed Edward Marlin Mellinger, Carlisle RD 5, and Helen June Bennage, 930 West Market street, Lewisburg.

off Regular Price All ri TAGS Our I V- ock nn Included Vx: Stum Art Students Exhibit At Library Art students of Miss Ethel M. Stum are exhibiting a collection of 260 works this week in the Martin library gallery. Included are about 200 oils, water colors, pastels, charcoals and brush and pen drawings from 24 pupils, both children and adults. All has been done in the last three years. The public is invited to see the collection between 2 and 5 in the afternoons and 7 to 9 evenings, through Saturday evening.

Gertrude Walsh Engaged To Wed The engagement of Miss Gertrude Walsh, 142 South Beaver street, to John J. Mitchell, Llanerch, has been announced by her sister, Miss Edwardine Walsh, also of 142 South Beaver street. No date has been set for the wedding. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Mahanoy City High school but has lived in York for several years. She is employed at New Cumberland army depot.

Mitchell is a graduate of St. Thomas More Boys' High school, Philadelphia, and will be graduated by Mt. St. Mary's college, Emmittsburg, in June. He served 3Vz years in the naval air corps.

$91.81 from a recent card party. All members were urged to attend the school of instruction to be held at Christ Lutheran church Menday at 7:30 p.m. Persons who wish details are asked to contact Mrs. Creep. A social hour and refreshments followed the business meeting.

Divorce Business New case Burnell E. Berwager, Hanover, against Gladys L. Berwager, 947 Carlisle street, Hanover. Master appointed George Wise Atkins, in the case of Ida V. Urich against Samuel M.

Urich. Officers Installed Of CWV Auxiliary Commander Joseph N. Garrety of York Post 1,190, Catholic War Veterans, installed new officers of the post auxiliary, headed by new president Mrs. Abbie Hubley, at a meeting last night at the Catholic High school. Rev.

Joseph P. Kealy, the principal, opened and closed the meeting with prayer. The auxiliary will serve a turkey dinner at the high school Saturday, serving between 5 and 8 p. m. Plans were made for a Christmas party for the veterans at Lebanon hospital Dec.

23, for a card party at the Knights of Columbus home Dec. 8 with Mrs. Margaret Hughes serving as chairman, and for an auxiliary Christmas party Dec. 20 at the high school with Elizabeth Wise the chairman. A past president's pin was presented to the retiring auxiliary head, Miss Anna LaNasa.

She and Commander Garrety were presented with robes. As near as your phone just dial 2873 and say "Classified." before 5 p. m. and watch the big iittie adv. work for you.

Adv. Moomaw Addresses Cost Accountants; Area Meet Tonight Paul C. Moomaw, authority on Pennsylvania unemployment compensation laws, addressed 132 members of the York chapter of National Association of Cost Accountants at Hotel Yorktowne last night on recent changes in compensation. Moomaw, a resident of Waynesboro, Franklin county, was mentioned last year for the Democratic party's nominee for Congress from the 21st district, which includes York, Adams and Franklin counties. As a member of the Legislature for two terms, he was active in shaping the unemployment law.

He is now managing director of the state Tax Service. Ann Holcombe, nine years old, entertained with harp solos. The attendance prize was won by Team 16, of which F. VV. DeLan-cey is captain.

R. J. Halloran, chairman of the Hanover area meeting for accoun-. tants and controllers tonight at the Richard McAllister hotel, reported that officers and directors of the York chapter will attend the meeting. Don Magor, controller at York corporation, will speak.

Two more forums will be held at the Manufacturers association, on Nov. 30 and Dec. 7. "Summary Reports Bringing Home The Bacon" will be the first topic, with William of S. Morgan Smith company speaking.

The last forum will be addressed by Magor. Glenn Garrett will sing at the next dinner meeting at the hotel on Dec. 14. Vice President Melvin Rife presided iasi evening in Cue absence of President Ezra Miller, who was in Pittsburgh. Roosevelt PTA Hears Talk By Miss Halbach Miss Louise Halbach, county home economics advisor, spoke on "Home and Family Life" at the Roosevelt PTA meeting on Tuesday evening.

The junior choir of Advent Lutheran church sang. The association has 241 members, it was reported. Mrs. Guy Creep announced a profit of 16-18 North Beaver St. Nellie Melhorn Mary Seeman For THANKSGIVING fVi mi.

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Hammer, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hummer, 1003 South Queen street, recently was promoted to the rank of corporal in the Second division of the U. S. Marine corps, it was announced yesterday.

A graduate of William Penn Senior High school, class of 1948, he enlisted in the Marines Aug. 17, 1948 and received his basic training at Parris Island, S. C. At present, he is stationed at Camp Lejeune, N. C.

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