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of THE GAZETTE AND DAILY, YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 19, 1987. WITH DRUNKEN DRIVING Hanover Man Arrested After His Car Is Alleged To Have Hit Two Others TRACE LICENSE NUMBER Hanover, May Shaffer, Broadway, was arrested tonight shortis, on before, charge 11 of o'clock by drunken Hanover driving after a machine allegeduck have been operated by two automobiles. The information was laid before Justice of the Peace Lester J. Sell by Officer J. Frank Mulhorn.

Shaffer is court proceedure on a similar, charge in Adams county, it is understood. A machine owned by Virgil Leecaleet, rear of 17 McAllister street, figured in collision with another automobile at the intersection of Carlisle and Chestnut streets at 10:30 o'clock tonight. The other driver left the scene without stopping but witnesses noted the license number and reported it to police. The driver of the machine that was struck did not report to police. A short while later police received a report that a machine bearing the same license number struck a machine on Broadway owned and operated by J.

C. Heltebridle, 40 Ridge avenue. Again the car did not stop. Investigation by Officers Mulhorn and Calvin D. Musselman was started immediately.

The officers came upon the car bearing the license number that was reported just as it drew to the curb in front of Shafter's home. They took Shaffer into cuetody as allegedly staggered from the vehicle. Gettysburg League Meets The Hanover branch of the Women's League of Gettysburg college met this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fannie Reynolds, 303 East nut street. The home was tastefully decorated for the occasion.

Forty members and guests were pregent. Devotions were conducted by Mrs. 0. C. Dean.

A musical program followed. Mrs. W. A. Baer, Littlestown, presented a vocal solo with piano accompaniment by Miss Ruth Melhorn.

Mrs. J. B. Weeks played a cornet solo and furnished her own piano accompaniment. A violin solo was contributed by Miss Eileene Shaffer with piano accompaniment by Miss Doris Baker.

After presentation of the program the guests were invited to the dining-room for tea. Mrs. Harry Hursh Beidleman and Mrs. F. E.

Cremer poured. The next meeting of the Hanover branch will be in the form of a picnic in July. Complete Sewerage Line Borough workmen have completed laying 100 feet of eight- inch-diameter terra-cotta sewerage line on Froney avenue- -West Middle street job. Work was started the latter part of last week. work is being done as an independent borough project ie under supervision of C.

A. Eckbert, borough manager. The plans call for 382 feet of pipe on Forney avenue and 454 on West Middle street. The pipe is being laid in trenches six feet deep. Workmen, reported striking slate-rock of three feet.

However, no blasting has been necessary yet. The ditch is being refilled as the line is laid. Announce Marriage Mary L. Rohrbaugh, daughter of Mrs. Emma Rohrbaugh, 564 Broadway, and William B.

Carver, of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Carver, 258 Baltimore street, were married at Pound Ridge, N. August 17, 1935, according to an announcement made today.

After June they will reside at 320 Broadway. Mrs. Carver is a graduate of Juniata college, Huntingdon, and Mr. Carver is a graduate of Washington and Lee university, Lexington, Va. He is one of the proprietors of the McAllister Men's Baltimore street.

Study Club To Convene The final meeting of the season will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock by the Women's Study club in the Young Women's Christian association, Carlisle street. Mrs. Erle K. Diehl, president, will preside. Devotions will be in charge of Mrs.

F. E. Cremer. Mrs. William Montgomery, secretary, will give the annual report.

Miss Doris E. Baker and Mrs. Martha Sando Menchey will play a piano duet. Miss Pauline Toomey will play a violin solo. The Barnstormers will present a playlet.

"Your Daughter And Mine." In the cast will be Mrs. Ray Gray, daughter, Barbara, Mrs. William Montgomery, Mrs. Paul Sherman and Mrs. Louis D.

Baldwin. Left- Handed Driver Fined $5 Claude W. Davis. Parkton R. D.

2. was arrested this afternoon by Officer Samuel Fleagle on a charge of driving to the left on Censquare. The defendant posted $5 bond for his appearance at a hearing before Chief Burgees John H. Little in police court Wednesday evening. "Conscience Supper" The Ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist Episcopal church, Frederick street and Centennial avenue.

will hold a conscience supper in the social hall Friday from 5 to 7 p. m. Patrons will be served and will pay whatever the conscience dictates. To Arrange Service The committee arranging the annual memorial services, parade and exercises will meet Thursday evening after the regular meeting of Washington camp, No. 328, Patriotic Order Sons of America, in the People's bank building, Centre square.

Accepts New Joseph H. Martin, Position, Hanover street, has resigned his position with the E. E. Hamm estate furniture store, where he had been employed for thirten years. Mr.

Martin has accepted a position with the Geisler Furniture Supply company, 217 Carlisle street. School Magazine Out The 1937 issue of The English Walnut, mimeographed magazine published annually by the fifth and sixth grades of the Walnut Street school, has been completed and distributed. magazine was preby a staff of pupils headed by Patricia Gass, editor-in-chief, and supervised by faculty members. Other members of the staff include Nancy Long, assistant to the editor-in-chief; Kitty Krebs and Anna May Eichelberger, news editors: Earl Witmer, Jean Hamm and Jacob Bechtel. literary editors: Betty Jane Wilhelm and Grant Reynolds, humor editors: William Hoffacker and Burnell Cromer, athletic editors; Jesse Grogg and Charles Wiles, art editors: Jean Wallace and Buren Waltersdorff, exchange editors: Miss Anna R.

Holtzinger, r. art adviser, and Glenn D. Patterson, literary adviser. Serious Offense Charged Maurice Warren and Dorothy Ginter, both of Gettysburg, were mitted to the York county jail early Dandelion Stalk Has 133 Blooms And Buds Yocumtown, May Walter Beehore has a giant dandelion stalk in the pasture field with 133 bloome and buds. Mrs.

George Girard and sons, Donald and Barry, Mrs. William Heiges and daughter, Joanne, Mrs. Cathryn Logan, all of Mechanicsburg, Mrs. Edward Reese and daughter, Janis, of Harrisburg, visited the G. 'W.

Fetrow and W. Beshore families Sunday. Mr. and Mre. Ray Beshore and children, Elizabeth, William, Luand Cathryn Delores, visited Mr.

and Mrs. Walter evening. These Reshorpent the evening at Williams Grove park. Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Toomey, Doll Toomey, Mrs. Wilhelm, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Creep two daughters and Mrs. Deseenberger, all of York, visited Mre.

Leicht and sons, 'Robert and William. Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman, of Lemoyne, is spending days with Mr. and Mrs.

T. A. Yost and sons, Erwin, Kenneth and Ivan Yost. Visit In Connecticut Mr. and Mrs.

D. W. Kohler spent the week-end at Bridgeport, the guests of Mre. Kohler's brother, Harold Snyder and family. Mr.

and Mrs. George Spahr and three children, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Drake and Miss Betty Crayton in Lemoyne on Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Ellsworth Fisher and son, Alvin, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haring, in Lewisberry. Charles Andrews, of York Haven, spent the week-end with Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Leicht and son, Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Parker and children were Sunday guests at the Leicht home. Mrs.

Frank Rehm and children, Beverly, Marlin and Billy Paul, Mrs. William Bamberger and son, Arthur, visited Mr. Mre. Jay Meads and daughter, Sonja, at York Haven, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. R. C. Estep and son, Jay, were dinner gueste of Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Spahr, Sunday. Mrs. Clara Morne and daughter, Geraldine, of Penbrook, visited Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Prowell last Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Rehm, of near New Cumberland, visited Mr. and Mrs. Eli Rehm Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kauffman and children Newberrytown, visited Mr. and Mrs. H.

P. Kauffman and Mrs. Mary Downs. Ohio Guest Clarence Pinee, of Columbus, is spending a day with his family at this place. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Stoner entertained at dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Winters and children. Robert, Eugene, Valeda and Theda, and the twins, Donald and Dorothy Winters, Robert Anderson and Vance Anderson.

TOWNSEND CLUB MEETS TOMORROW NIGHT AT DOVER Dover, May Dover Townsend club will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday, May 20, at 7:30 p. in the Dover High school building. Mr. Detwiler, of York, will deliver the address of the evening. John H.

Flohr, president of the local club, will be in charge of the meeting. Son Is Born Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Messinger announce the birth of a son on Friday. Name, Paul Calvin.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, of York, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curvin Border, on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Beck. of York, vieited Rebecca Spahr, at the home of Miss Nora Bowersox, on Sunday. Christian Endeavor Program The Senior Christian Endeavor a society of Calvary Lutheran church rendered the following program with Mrs.

Curvin Border in charge: Scripture lesson, Mrs. Curvin Border; prayer, Rev. J. H. Hege: vocal trio, "Jesus Loves Me." Janice Border, Hazel Gettys and Beatrice Hoffman; reading, by Mrs.

Norman Grose: vocal duet, Mildred and Helen en Hoffman; piano solo, Gloria Reichley; discussion of "Safeguarding The Homes Of Tomorrow," Richard Drawbaugh; instrumental duet, Mae and Ruthanna Wintermyer. Misses Romaine Myers and Caroline Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, York, visited Mr. and Mrs.

F. A. Myere, on Sunday. Charles Brenneman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Brenneman, Dover R. who is confined to the York hospital where he was seriously ill, is convalescing. Mr. and Mrs. Weber Knight, Brackenridge, Rev.

George C. Vanarte Dalen, of Rochester, N. recently visited Miss Bertha Linebaugh. The guests accompanied Miss Linebaugh and R. L.

Paupp to Philadelphia, where they attended the funeral services of Mrs. Jennie Knight held at Hillside cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bentzel, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Gross visited Mr. and Mre. Paul Brodbeck, East Berlin R. on Sunday, Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Delp, who recently resided at Eastmont and now reside at 619 Ridge avenue, in York, announce the birth of a daughter. Mr. and Mre. Paul L.

Gross and sons, Ray and Russel, Mrs. Emma Julius, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Julius at Littlestown, on Sunday. Bertha Linebaugh and W.

Paup, this place, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thompson, of York, motored to Philadelphia, and visited Miss Violet Kieser, on Sunday. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Rauhauser were: Mr. and Mrs. John Kauffman and sons. John and Charles, Mr. and Mrs.

Witmer, all of Columbia R. D. 1: Elmer, Samuel and Eugene Delp. York R. and Mrs.

Harry Neiman, Dover R. D. 3. The Worth While club of Mulberry and vicinity will meet at the home of Miss Minerva March Tuesday evening, May the 25th, instead of May as was previously announced. Aaron Boyer Buried The funeral of Aaron Boyer, who died last Saturday morning at Dover, was held this afternoon with brief services at the house at 1:30 o'clock.

Concluding services were conducted in the Salem Lutheran church by Rev. J. H. Hege. The pallbearers were John Lauer, Franklin Lauer.

Jennings Lauer, Paul Lauer, Roman Boyer and Morgan Maul. Interment was in Salem Union cemetery, near Dover. this morning by Justice of the Peace Lester J. Sell to await a hearing Thursday evening, charged with a serious offense. The arrests were made by Deputy Sheriff Herbert Hemler.

Mrs. Ruth Warren, wife of Maurice, is the prosecutris. Trie rant was issued by Justice Sell. Miss Ginter was formerly from Hanover. Lehr Family Orchestra Featuring John Philip Sousa and Victor Herbert Lehr, two musical prodigy's in concert tonight at the Trinity Ref.

Church, Hanover, Pa. Adv. SCHOOL BOARD INCREASES TAX Spring Grove Directors Raise Levy Six Mills; Per Capita Jumped $2 BOOST TEACHERS' PAY Spring Grove, May a regular meeting of the school board held this evening in the high school building, an increase of six mills tax on real estate and a per capita tax increase of $2 was levied for 1937-'38. The resolution that was adopted and unanimously passed by the board pertaining to the 1937-'38 budget change sets the new tax rate at the rate of 15 mills for general fund and four mills the sinking fund. estate.

The per capita was making a total of 19 mills taxi on real raised from to Award Contracts The contract for the gymnasium equipment was awarded to Harry E. Miller, Philadelphia, for $475. The contract for the six-row folding bleachers was awarded to the Universal Bleacher company, Champaign, Illinois, for $1,295. Both of the above mentioned bidders were selected on account of being the lowest bidders. The bids for these purposes were, received and opened meeting of when the awarding of the contracts was deferred until, absence tonight's of two meeting of on the account members of of the board.

Grant Five Per cent Raise A general raise in salary of five per cent was granted to the teachers and janitor for next year. Mrs. Ida K. Thomas was re-elected treasurer for next year at a salary of $60. J.

Milton Swartz was re-elected secretary at a salary of $180 a year. John F. Gotwalt was re-elected as tax collector. John B. Miller was reelected census enumerator at a salary of $15 a year.

The members appointed to the sinking fund committee are William S. McClellan, Dr. Spurgeon Thomas. T. Shue and Mrs.

Ida K. All the new bills were ordered paid which left a balance in general account of $3,148 and $19,491 in the construction account. William S. McClellan, president of the board, read a letter was received from G. W.

Andrews. state director of the PWA, granted the approval of the contract that changed the order relative to the construction of the side- walks and approaches to the building, the contract of which was awarded to I. Reindollar Son. John B. Miller, athletic director of the school, presented his annual report of the school activities a including health and athletic activities for the year.

The following members of the board were present at the William S. McClellan, meetings. Yohe. John W. Senft, Dr.

Spurgeon T. Shue, and James Overmiller: Secretary Milton Swartz and Architect F. G. Dempwolf. 30 Join Boys' Band More than thirty boys have already been enrolled for a boys' band that is being organized by Paul Fultz, Lehman -and Robert Menchy, Hanover.

A survey has made today of all the boys in Spring Grove and vicinity who are engaged in practice on a musical instrument. A number of other boys who would like to join the organization but have no instruments, will be given instruments for this purpose. Many of the instruwhich were used by the old Spring Grove band that disbanded a number of years ago will be remodelled and given to these lads who desire to play them. It was said that P. H.

Glatfelter, who has sponsored the old Papermakers band a number of years ago will purchase the boys' new uniforms providing the organization meets with success. Mr. Glatfelter, it was said, will also donate the use of a third floor room of the Papermaker's building to the boys for the purpose of holding their rehearsals. This room, which was used by both the Papermakers and Spring Grove bands for more than a decade of years, has recently been remodelled and painted. Mr.

Fultz and Mr. Menchey, the organizers of this band, are members of the Knights of Pythias band of Hanover. Mr. Fultz plays first trombone with the Hanover band and Mr. Menchy fills the chair of first clarinet.

Hold Outing An outing was conducted last night by the foremen and members of the safety council of the P. H. Glatfelter company, paper manufacturers, at the Glatfelter pond in the Pigeon Hills. The men were served a turtle soup supper. The serving was done by caterers employed by Bierman's restaurant, York.

To Continue Sewing Class The Adult Education program announced today that beginning this week, the sewing group will meet 1:30 to 4 p. m. each Thursday frothe Spring Grove High school. This is one hour earlier than the time previously during the summer, new members are welcome to join the the start of this week's session. There is no charge.

Mrs. Bertha Bligh teaches the class, which is sponsored by the Adult Edprogram, WPA division of education, in cooperation with the department of public instruction. ENTERTAIN GUESTS NEAR MT. ROYAL Mt. Royal, May and Mrs.

Niles Dennis, who recently moved to Straight Hill, entertained the following over the week-end: Mr. and Mrs. Milford Rehmeyer, Miss Effie Smith, Mr. and Mre. Melvin Becker, Earl King, Mr.

and Mrs. G. C. Zimmerman, Ruth Kunkel, Curvin Gladfelter, Mr. a and Mrs.

John Myers, Mr. and Mrs. George Baublitz, Claude Dennis, Lloyd Harlacher, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert March and children, Emma, Verna, Chester, Mae, Sylvan and Janet and Charles Drawbaugh.

GUESTS OF LANDIS' AT DRUCK VALLEY Druck Valley, May who visited Mr. and Mrs. Steward Landis and children, Spurgeon and Anna, and Russel Landis and Willis Sheymer were: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gordon and children, Dale, Dorothy, Harold, Clair, and Eleanor Gordon, of Windsor; Miss Grace Williame, of Stewartstown; Mrs.

Rush Spangler and children, Betty and Eager, and Woodrow Dellinger, all of Mt. Pisgah; Warren Barley, of Yorkana; Cathrine and Mary Rudy, of Mt. Pisgah. MEETING THURSDAY AT PLEASANT HILL Pleasant Hill, May Hill local, No. 35, of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America will hold its semi-monthly meeting on Thursday evening, May 20, in the Community hall.

WILL GIVE CONCERT AT JACOBUS CHURCH Harrisburg Quartet To Entertain At Christ Evangelical Thursday Evening PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED Jacobus, May Fireside quartet, now known as the Metropolitan quartet Harrisburg, will give a concert Thursday evening, May 20, at 8 o'clock, in Christ Evangelical church, sponsored by the Busy Bee class. The program to be presented will be as follows: Selections by quartet, "Lift Thine Eyes," Baldwin: "Hallelujah, What a Savour," Biass: "Accept Our Thanks." Carlton; solo, Cletus Platt; quartet, "Climb Up, Chillun, Climb," Grant: "Bow Down," Shenk: "It's Parks: solo, Edgar L. Roberts; quartet. "Blessed is He Who Cometh," Gounod: "Praise Jehovah," Spahr; "That Beautiful Lord," Jones; solo, H. A.

Brown; quartet, "Old Black Joe," Parks; "Sweet Genevieve," Cain; "I Hear Kentucky Calling," Moore: offertory, Andrew Kelley: quartet, "Come Unto Me Mina Rest," Bower: "Bless This House," Barake: charcoal etching with music, Cletus Pratt; quartet, "Thanks Be to God," Slater. Give Musicale The Intermediate choir of Bethany Evangelical church, York, will give musicale entitled "Christie's Old Organ," a Saturday evening, at 7:45, Evangelical church, sponsored by the Willing Workers' class, taught by Lillie Geiselman. The Lutheran Women's Missionary societv will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. I.

Leber. The following were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

Myers at a turkey dinner Sunday: Senator H. J. Mitchell, Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kohler and son, Charles, Harrisburg; Mr.

and Mrs. F. W. Traver, Mrs. Clara Traver, Frank Shaffer, Rossville; Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Myers and sons, Jacque and Thomas, Spry. Mrs. E. E.

Myers is busy making a quilt for the Ladies' Aid society of the Evangelical church. Mrs. Pearl Shettel has returned to her home in York for the summer after spending two years with her son, Glenn Shettel. Hostess to Class The Golden Gleaners' class of Salem Union school met at the home of Sundays Spurgeon Attig. The meeting was opened by singing, "In the the scripture was read by Mrs.

Attig; the class prayed the Lord's prayer. reading was given by Mrs. Attig. "The New Cross Road." Prizes were won by Mrs. Gladfelter and Mrs.

Lungren. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Attig, Mr. and Mrs.

Pius Keener, Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Kornbau. Mr. and Ross McCreary, Mrs.

Glatfelter. Mrs. Emma Lungren, (Miss Rozella Myers, Thelma Attig. Kathryn Lungren, Dolores Kornbau, Junior McCleary. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Grove, in Jacobus, June 2. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Pius Keener and Mrs. Spurgeon Attig. MRS.

LEVI SMITH, YORK NEW SALEM. TAKEN BY DEATH York New Salem, May Catherine Smith, wife of Levi D. Smith, died at 2:30 o'clock this morning at her home at York New Salem, aged 66 years. Death was caused by a complication of diseases. She leaves her husband; two sons.

Curvin Smith, York New Salem, and Paul Smith, at home; an adopted Harry Hoffman, Stoverstown, and two brothers, Michael Schrum, Harrisburg. and Jacob Schrum, The funeral will be held at 9:30 o'clock on Friday morning. Brief services will be held at her home and concluding services in St. Jacob's Union church, York New Salem. Rev.

Truman A. Crist. Glen Rock, will officiate. Burial will be made in the cemetery adjoining the church. Carl H.

Shaffer, Spring Grove, is in charge of the funeral arrangements. Hosts At Dinner A duck and rabbit dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Buehler Sunday to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Bailey and sons Victor, Chauncey and John, Nathaniel Spangler, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Frey, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smith and daughter Julia, Harry Bortner and grandson, York; Aaron Buehler and Mr.

and Mrs. Joshua Buehler. P. O. S.

Of A. Convene The Washington Camp No. 349 P. O. S.

of A. its weekly meeting in the lodge hall, Thursday evening. regular business was trangacted. There was a good attendance. Miss Helen Zeigler, Brilhart, visited her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Albertus Brenneman. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Gunnet and visited Mrs.

C. E. Harbold, Monday daughter, Marlyn West York, evening. Enjoying Vacation The Eyster cigar factory are enjoying a week's vacation at their homes, here. Mise Kathryn Schwartz, West York, visited Miss Arlene Smith, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and sons, John and Merle, visited Mrs. Smith's mother, Mre. Annie at Bair, Sunday.

Misses Esther and Helen Kessler, of York, visited Mr. and Mrs. Allen Joseph, Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Hoffman, and son Charlee, and Mrs.

Nettie Zellars visited their sister, Mrs. Lucy Smith, at Graybill. They aleo spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brenneman, West York.

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Dennis and children, Dorothy, Joyce, and Calvin visited Mrs. Elmira Smith, Sunday. Miss Arlene Smith spent the weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. S. Schwartz, West York, the guests of their daughter, Kathryn. Miss Anna Mae Heiner has returned to her home, after spending the past week with her parente, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Heiner, Woodbury. Miss Jean Strickhouser visited friends, at York, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Shive and Shirley June Keller, Seven Valleys, visited Mrs.

Myers, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Gorman and sons, York, epent Sunday afternoon, here, with friends. Rev.

and Mrs. T. A. Crist and sons William and Truman, Glen Rock, visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Crist, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Curvin Hoffman and children, Phyliss Rodger were recent guests of Mr. and Mre. Charles Schrum, near Gladfelter. Miss Martha McKinley, York, spent the week -end here, with friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Rohrbaugh visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gunnet, at Stoverstown ATTORNEY HAYS TO BE SPEAKER York Lawyer To Deliver Memorial Oration At Mt. Wolf May 30 V.F.W.

SPONSORS SERVICE Mt. Wolf, May Walter B. Hays, of York, president of the county Sabbath School association, will deliver the Memorial day address at the annual memorial services to be sponsored by Susquehanna post, No. 2493, Veterans 'of Foreign Wars, oh Sunday evening, May 30, in Otterbein United Brethren church. Rev.

R. R. Zeigler and Rev. John Hassler, pastors of the local churches, will be in charge of the service, with music by the choir of the United Brethren church under the direction of Mrs. Charles B.

Wolf. The members of the post and the members of the Ladies' auxiliary of the post will meet at the post home at 6:30 p. m. march in a body to the church and occupy reserved seats. Lodge To Take In Class The weekly meeting of Mt.

Wolf lodge No. 154, Knights of Golden Eagle was held on Monday evening in the Knights Golden Eagle hall. In the absence of Noble Chief Aaron Gross, acting noble chief, presided. It was decided to take in a class new members in the latter part of June. Two members were reported on the sick list.

Luther Strayer who attended the sessiong of the Grand lodge held recently in Carlisle, gave an interesting report of the convention. The convention will be held in Reading in 1938, during the month of May. The following were appointed to decorate the graves of deceased members: John Sowers, H. M. Hoff, and Luther Strayer.

Members attending were: H. B. Hoff. John Sowers, Robert Fitzkee. C.

T. Kinports, E. F. Rodes, David Good and Luther Strayer. To Meet At Goldsboro The monthly meeting of the York County Democratic society, No.

1, will be held on Thursday evening at Goldsboro. Mrs. Charles Arnold, Cumberland, were guests for several days of Joseph Arnold and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Mummert, of Spring Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bentzel, Shiloh, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bentzel.

Lancaster, George Frees and children, Fay and Orpha, Manchester, were guests of Mrs. Celestia Fries. Mrs. Charles Gardner, Mrs. Walter Cunningham, Mrs.

Norman Bahn. Mrs. William Hively and daughter, Lena Mae, and Mrs. Stewart Lloyd. Hively's: Mr.

and Mrs. George Kunkel and Mrs. Wilbur Gentler were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kunkel.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kauffman and daughter, Mary Agnes, Mr. and Mrs. William Kauffman, visited Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Kauffman at Bainbridge, Lancaster county. Mr. and Mrs. William Wintermeyer and children, Anna, Nettie and Curtis.

Shiloh, Curtis Blum. Pleasureville: Effe Jordan, Earl Fries, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jordan and son, Billy, visited Mrs. Bertha Jordan, Sunday, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl L. Wolf and children, William and Kathryn, and Mrs. Laura Eichelberger, the latter of York, spent Sunday at Hood college, Frederick, guests of the latter's daughter, Katherine, an instructor at the college. Anna Quickel was a dinner guest Thursday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. George Kunkel. Mr. and Mrs. William Sprenkle and daughter, Mary Lou, York, Mr.

and Mrs. E. B. Whisler and daughter. Vinarda, York Haven, visited Mr.

and Mrs. James Rohrbaugh, Sunday. Mrs. Charles Buchar, and Mrs. Harold Buchar attended a birthday party in honor of Mary Ellen McKinley, at The Glades.

Robert, Earl and Gordon Undegraff, Goldsboro. and Alvin Updegraff. Conewago Heights, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clair Gingerich and Harvey Shenk.

A birthday dinner was served on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kinports in honor of their daughter, Betty. Guests included Betty Kinports. Doretha Kinports, Charles Kinports and Mr.

and Mrs. John Kinports. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krebs and sons.

Barry and Gerald, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horner, at Saginaw, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Claire Gingerich and son, Gerald, and Harvev Shenk, visited Mrs. Elizabeth Updegraff, at Goldsboro. Harold Small, J. A. Melhorn, Dean Small and Henry Strayer motored to Philadelphia, Monday, where they witnessed the Philadelphia -New York baseball game.

Mrs. Lester Brenner and Mrs. John Krehs, Saginaw, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krebs.

Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Witmer and Ronald and Beverly Ann, children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shaffner.

at York Haven. Sunday. Mrs. Annie Alaland. North York, and Mrs.

Charles, Horner. Saginaw. were guests Miss Sarah Frey, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Waltemeyer and daughter. Janet, Everett and Clarence Waltemeyer, at Hungerford, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Knudsen and son, William, visited Mr.

and Mrs. C. Bender Herr, at Shrewsbury, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

William Ehrhart and children, Carroll and Jean, and Ida Altland, visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCormick and Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ehrhart, at Dallastown, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. PleasMr. and Mrs. Charlero Diehl and ureville.

and Ruth Lesh, North York. visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. John Berger and son. John. of York, Mr. and Mrs.

WalReiff and children. Lena and Richard, Manchester, Mrs. John Berger, of were guests on Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Altland Krebs.

Visitor From New York Miss Esther King. York city, was a recent guest of the Misses Alice and Leah King. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Baker, of near Lightners, visited Mr.

and Mrs. Charles F. Kohr and family, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Ness and children, Charles Lorene and Dean, visited relatives and friends in Dallastown. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher and Mrs.

Bertha Fisher, Spring Grove. Mr. and Mrs. William Brenneman, Druck Valley, were guests of Thursday of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Houston. Mrs. Elizabeth Strine and daughter, Catherine, York. visited Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Fink. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kann, Mr.

and Mrs. Stewart Kann, Margaret and Bernetta Kann, motored to Havre Grace and Rock Run, Sunday. Myrtle Ebaugh, Spring Grove, and Roy Zarfoss, York. Mr. and Mrs.

Preston Ebaugh and sn, Barry, chester, were entertained at the home FAREWELL PARTY FOR SENIOR CLASS Glen Rock Juniors Entertain Graduates-To-Be At Hanover Junction SHAFFERS ARE Hosts! Hanover Junction, May junior class of the Glen Rock High school gave its annual farewell party to the senior class, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shaffer, this place, their daughter, Mildred, being a member of the latter class.

A large sign with the word "welcome" on one side and the word "farewell' on the other, and beautiful decoraof berg tions the of of the senior orange class, graduating and greeted blue, group. the were played and refreshments were the Shaffer home, their son, Roger, class heard a party for the seniors at served. Three years ago, the junior now a student of Gettysburg college, being a. senior. These present were: Wayne Neuhaus, William Rohrbaugh, Maynard Fuhrinan, Arthur Hufnagle, Paul Donald Taylor, Reed Allison, Lester Seitz.

Dick, Joseph Dise, Courtland Shafer, Arthur Grafton, Albert Elliott, Merle Williams, Mamie Bailey, Grace Strawbridge, Grace Kashner, Magnolia Kiser, Lillie Krieger, Marie Dubbs, Kathryn Stabler, Helen Klinedinst, Creta Day, Miriam Gantz, Martha McCullough, Mildred O'Keefe, Walter Dherit. Norma McCullough, Arlene Wise, Mr. and a Mrs. Arthur Frock, Naomi Stoneseifer, Prof. and Mrs.

0. H. Strawbridge and daughter, Irma, Mr. and Mrs. H.

C. Hoover, L. H. Hoke, Audrey Krebs, Marion Taylor, Madeline Emig, Stewart Schriver, Leroy Krebs, Nevin Grove, Eugene Rohrbaugh, Helen Runkle, Henrietta Dise, Alleine Kirchner, Charlotte Ampacher, Harry Trout, Mervin Williams, John Koller, Mary Seitz, Jean Roser, Thelma Rohraugh, Mildred Shaffer, Mildred Henry, Nevin Seitz. Nevin Shaffer, Lewis Rennoll, Kermit Herbst, Lenora Rohrbaugh, Maynard Messersmith, Harry Gelman, Franklin Fishel.

John Miller, Carroll Cramer, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shaffer and son, Wayne.

MRS. GREEN HOSTESS TO SHREWSBURY W. C. T. U.

Shrewsbury, May bury W.C.T.U. held ite monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary H. Green, in charge of the president, Mrs. C.

M. Mitzell. Mrs. Mary H. Green conducted the scripture lesson.

A reading, "Traffic Tolls Again Increase," taken from the Union Signal was given by Mrs. W. G. Allen. Mrs.

Mary H. Green gave a reading, "The Infallible Miss Lola Sechrist a reading, "Liquor Group On Good Will Tour To France," and Mrs. T. E. Trout, a reading, "Tom Mix Keepe The Faith." At the business session it was decided to give $10 towarde the State Educational fund.

The next meeting will be held June 9, at the home of Mrs. W. H. Gantz. The committee on arrangements consists of: Mrs.

W. G. Allen and Mrs. T. E.

Trout. Those present were: Mrs. C. M. Mitzell, Mrs.

W. G. Allen, Lola Sechrist, Mrs. Mary H. Green and Mrs.

T. E. Trout. Mr. and Mrs.

William Knudsen, son, William, and Miss Ruth Trimpey, of Mt. Wolf, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mre. Bender Herr. Richard Sweitzer, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Sweitzer, catcher on the local baseball club of the Southern York County league, suffered severe abrasions on his left leg, Saturday, when he was hit by three foul tips in a row, in the game with Stewartstown. Mrs. J. F.

McWilliams returned home from York, where she vieited her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. N. D. McWilliams.

Mr. and Mrs. Elwood McWilliams, of Stewartstown, visited here with Mr. and Mrs. T.

E. Trout. Mr. and Mrs. Navin McWilliams and son, Navin, of York, were gueste of Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Stover. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Shockey entertained the following: Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Strike, of Chambersburg; Mr. and Mrs.

James Foreman, of St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Dallis Foreman and son, of Hanover; Avril Towman, of the U. S.

Navy, now on furlouglosing School Exercises The closing exercises of the Shrewebury schools will be held at the Trail theatre, Thursday, May 27, at 8 p. m. There are six graduates, as followe: Margaret Rehmeyer, Dorothy Tolley, Virginia Wagner, Kathryn Zech, Earl Deffendall and Bernard Eckenrode, Jr. The diplomas will be presented en by Rev. Aurance F.

Shank. At these exercises, American Legion and auxiliary medals will be presented to eighth grade pupils for proficient work. The students are: Carlyle Mitzell and Charlo.te Rehmeyer. The presentation will be made by a legionnaire and a member of the local school board. There will be three one-act plays.

The casts for two of them were announced ag follows: Fathers Day Earl Deffendall; "Mother." Dorothy Tolley; "Judy," Geraldine Shewell; Ethel Nair; "Helen," Gail Sellers; "Sidalia," Virginia Wagner; "Bob," Bernard Eckenrode, Donald Wright. "The Right Answer" Frown) -Characters, "Martha Stevens," Margaret Rehmeyer; "John Stevens," Thomas Sargent Lowe; "Hilda," Dorothy Tolley; "Bobbie Smith," Frances Deffendall; "Angila VanHorn," Virginia Wagner; "Dr. Julia Howlad," Hazel Neuhaus; "Helen Lau," Katharine Zech; "Polly," Marian Zech; "Molly," Marguerite Godfrey. No admission will be charged. Eldon Ehrhart, of DaDllastown, and Mary Butts, of Lancaster, were guests of Rev.

and Mrs. Mitzell during the week-end. Several more boys and girls joined the catechetical class in St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church on Friday evening. The total enrollment now is 37.

The enrollment will probably exceed 40. The class meets every Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the church. The minister, Rev. Charles M. Mitzell ie the instructor.

EXPERIENCED operatore on Pajama fronts; also few learners taken. Apply Steiner- Liberty Corporation, Shrewsbury, Pa. Adv. m19-3t of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Ebaugh. Mr. Mrs. W. H.

Ness and children, Charles, Lorene and Dean, visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter McMillan, at New Cumberland. GLEN ROCK DOUBLE FEATURE Valley," with Richard Arlen, Virginia Grey. A Western with a new thrill.

Also "Mama Steps Out," with Guy Kibbe, Alice Brady. A grand all-comedy cast. At Glen theatre, May 19. Show at 8 P. M.

Adv. m18-2t Remnant Of Horse And Buggy Era Doomed New Bridgeville, May will be an auction of the lumber of the Afteen old hitching stables of St. afternoon church property on Saturday at 1:30 p. m. Thus another remnant of the horse and buggy days is due to go out of existence.

Visits Miss Helen Runkle, Norrisville, was recent visitor of her father, Frank Runkle. William Snyder is having a new roof put on his barn. The work is being done by Joseph Anderson. Earl Howard, a member of the church council, asgisted the pastor, Rev. W.

E. Waybright, at the church services in St. Luke's church Sunday morning. Miss Lucille Saylor, who has been confined to her bed with bronchial pneumonia for over a week, is slowly recuperating. The following visited the Saylor family Sunday: Rev.

and Mrs. Glenn T. Hafer, Hallam; a Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shelly, Mrs.

Harriet Allen, York; Mr. and Mrs. William Hively and children, Paul, Beatrice, John and Richard, The Brogue. Mr. and Mrs.

William Waughtel and Mrs. William Grimm motored to Reading, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Keener. were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Douglas, Sunday. Among those from here who witnessed the play of the Red Lion Little theatre, "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Saturday evening were: Kathryn Markel, Mary McGinnis, Susan Snyder. Lloyd and Philip Douglas. Mr.

and Mrs. K. C. Markel visited Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Haugh, York, Sunday. Mr. Haugh, who underwent an operation, is recuperating at his home. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Arnold were: Rev. and Mrs. Glenn T. Hafer, Hallam: Mr. and Mrs.

Elwood Sangrey, Red Lion, and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Douglas. Emory Schnetzka and son, Dean, a are on the sick list. Miss Gladys Craley had charge of the Luther league service in St.

Luke's church Sunday. The program included: Scripture lesson, Gladys Craley; poem, "True Charity." Susan Snyder: Bible readings, Susan Snyder, Mildred Olphin, Violet Craley; poem, "Service." Kathryn Markel: discussion of lesson, Rev. W. E. Waybright: discussion of questions, Rev.

W. E. Waybright, Kathryn Markel. Mrs. Lester Shelley, Kathryn Markel and Susan Snyder attended the light fellowship service at St.

Matthew's church, York, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Elmer Beck and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Curvin Miller, Red Lion, Sunday.

Harold Saylor, a student at Elizahis parents, Mr. and J. bethtown college, spent Sunday, with Saylor. Mrs. Amos Frey and children, Helen, Dallas and Darryll.

visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther Snyder, Airville. Mr. and Mrs.

William Arnold were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Savlor Sunday. Miss Elsie Arnold, who resides with Mr. and Mrs.

John C. Craley, is slowly recuperating from an attack measles. Lester E. Shelley attended a meeting the farm bureau insurance agents at the York Y. M.

C. A. Tuesday evening. OFFICERS OF TENTH DISTRICT S. GROUP ARE NAMED AT BAIR Bair, May of officers featured the annual convention of the tenth district Sunday school association at Wolf's church Sunday.

The installation was in charge of Walter B. Hays, T. G. Maughlin and Harry Dietz, officers of the York County Sunday school association. The following officers were elected: President, Harry L.

Hamme: first vice-president. Howard Lankford: second vice-president, Mrs. D. M. Helm; recording and corresponding secretary, Luther F.

Stambaugh; assistant, Helen R. Spangler; treasurer, Morgan R. Maul: divisional superintendents, children's, Miss Kathryn Beck: young people, William R. Ketterman; associate young people, Sarah Heilman; adult and home partment, Harry Neiman; administrative, E. A.

Brown; religious education, Rev. J. H. Hege. The following visited at the home of John Edward Shearer: Mr.

and Mrs. Russel M. Shearer daughters, Phyllis and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. N.

D. Klinedinst and daughter, Freda, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shindler and daughter, Shirley May, of York; Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Stough and children, Gerald and Marea, of Yorkehire; Mr. and Mrs. George Rowe, York; Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Glatfelter and children, Mary and William, York; Mary and Ida Glatfelter, York; Mr. and Mrs. William H. Shearer and children, Kenneth, Helen and Audrey, and Mrs. K.

Boyer, Glatfelters Station; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stough and children, Dorothy and Erma, Seven Valleys; Mr. and Mrs. K.

D. Boyer and son, Carl, Loganville; Mrs. Mable Krout, daughter Edna and son, George, York; Mr. Mrs. Chester Snyder, Marburg, and Richard and Elizabeth Boyer.

BIBLE SCHOOL NEAR WIOTA OPENS WITH ENROLLMENT OF 41 Wiota, May annual Daily Vacation Bible school opened Monday at Lischey's Union church with an enrollment of 41 scholars. The teachers are: Mrs. Henry Reichard, Miss Della Sauter and Mies Naomi Reichard. Joseph Bollinger and his crew of painters are at work painting the dwelling house and summer house for Bert A. Sunday afternoon Robert E.

Welsh, Richard Myers and William Bollinger took automobile trip to the following places: Stoverstown, York New Salem, East spect, Long Level, Craley, Windsor. Red Lion and Yoe. Edward I. Myers, proprietor of the Myers Canning company, Spring Grove, has started to plant tomatoes his planting machine for the farmers in this vicinity, who raise vegetable for Hanover Canning company also has a planting machine in operation in this section. DEMOCRATS TO MEET IN GOLDSBORO HALL Goldsboro, May monthly meeting of the York County Democratic society No.

1 of northern York county will be held Thureday at 8 p. m. in the community hall at this place. This will be the first meeting of the group in Goldeboro. Mrs.

B. E. Gamble, president, will conduct the business session. The social period will be in charge of Luther Strayer, when "500" and other games will be played. Prizes will be awarded.

H. S. PUPILS WILL GIVE OPERETTA "The Sun Bonnet Girl" To Be Present In Delta Hall ON FRIDAY EVENING Delta and Cardiff, May Slate Ridge High school will give an operetta entitled, "'The Sun Bonnet Girl," in the Fire company hall, (Delta, Friday evening, at 8 o'clock. Society Meets The Mary Hyde society met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Malford Dooley, Delta, Friday evening. This was a "Mother-Daughter," meeting with Mrs. Harvey Sidwell as leader. The meeting opened by all "The Church By the Side of singing, The Road," followed with acripture reading by Mrs.

M. S. Macomber and prayer by Miss Ruth Thomas. The business session was in change of the president, Mrs. J.

M. Wheeler. A unique program was carried out entitled "Dreams of the past and future of the Mary Hyde Society:" pantomine, "Little Barbara Wheeler dreaming, while Janet Hoke recited, "Dreams;" singing, "School Daye," by a group of children, Ruth Emma Snyder, Jean Wheeler, Eleanor Heaps, Sara Wilhelm, and Jean Dooley; reading, representing a child entertained company, Mrs. Kermit Orr: graduation time, reading; Briar Roses," Miss Martha Baer: "Sweet Heart Days," Mrs. George Evans and Mrs.

Willard Smith; solo, "Gypsy Love Song." Mr. Southwell; pantomime, Martha Baer sitting looking at her wedding ring, while Mise Beryln Wyman sang, Promise Me:" promise fulfilled, solo, "I Love You Truly," Mr. Southwell: bride, Mrs. Thomas Walwalking through the room. while Mrs.

Marshal Heaps played "The Wedding reading, "The Bride and the Butcher," Mrs. Kermit Orr; "Dreams Come True." pantomime, Mrs. James Grazier with a large doll in her arms, rocking while Mrs. W. A.

Hoke gang "A Lullaby:" child praying at her mothers knee. Mrs. Thomas Walker and daughter Jean, while all sang "Sweet Hour of The first-flitting, pantomime, Mrs. Nettie Wallace, getitng her daughter. Mrs.

Thomas Wallace ready the home, while Mrs. Mrs. George Evans sang, "Because," The Dreams of the Past and Future were realized the president, Mrs. Wheeler, and her mother, Mrs. N.

A. and daughter, Barbara, and the retiring president Mrs. Paul Wilhelm, mother Mrs. William Cox and daughter Sara arose and stood while the children sang, "Dear Grandma's Days." Mrs. G.

M. Baer in the name of the society presented Mrs. Wilhelm with a gift, also corsages to the president, retiring preeident and their mothers and nosegays to the daughters. Mrs. Baer also presented Mrs.

J. M. Dooley a beautiful basket of flowers in memory of her mother, Mrs. Mary Hyde, for whom the society was named. The meeting closed with the benediction by Rev.

James L. Grazier. Those present were: Mrs. Mary Proctor, Mrs. Harvey Sidewell, Earl Proctor, Mre.

W. B. Davis, Mrs. Ralph Davis, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs.

William Tweedle, Mrs. Ralph Kilgore, Mrs. Emma Sweeney, Mrs. W. A.

Hoke, Janet Hoke, Mrs. F. W. Wyman, Miss Beryl Wyman, Mrs. Howard Walker, Mre.

Viola Arthur, Mrs. Howard Hamilton, Mrs. Joel Harry, Mrs. M. S.

Macomber, Mrs. Kermit Orr, Mrs. Howard Proctor Mrs. Lane Whitaker, Mrs. O.

H. Heaps, Mrs. Graham Thompson, Mrs. S. J.

Adams, Mrs. Clarence Switzer, Mrs. Lucile Emshoff, Mrs. (Fanny Thomas, Mies Ruth Thomas, Miss Alice Thomas, Miss Sadie Kilgore, Richard Rees, Miss Letitia Kent, Mrs. Charles Rampley, Mrs.

Scott Street, Mrs. Warren Glasgow, Mrs. Carl Snyder, Mrs. Ruth McCrabb. Mrs.

A. H. Zimmerman, Mra. J. M.

Wheeler, Mrs. N. A. Heaps, Mrs. Gerald Heaps, Mrs.

Charles Pomraning, Mrs. Howard Sellers, Mrs. Samuel Irwin, Mrs. M. T.

Heaps, Mrs. W. E. Arthur, Mrs. Thomas Walker, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Mra.

N. M. Scarborough, Mrs. Guy Scarborough, Mrs. John K.

Heaps, Mrs. Paul Wilhelm, Mrs. William Cox, Mrs. Minick Baer, Miss Martha Baer, Miss Edith Sommers, Mrs. Russell Scarborough, Mrs.

James McCrabb, Mrs. Mary Dooley, Mre. Arthur Kahoe, Mrs. J. J.

Healy, Mrs. Ina Day, Mrs. Albert Peele, Mrs. Thomas Wallace, Mrs. Nettie Wallace, Mrs.

Maud Kent, Mrs. George Evans, Mrs. Stanley Amos, Mrs. Grazier, Mrs. David Pyle, Mrs.

Edmund Snodgrass, Mrs. Groover Snodgrase, Mrs. Charles W. Famous, Mrs. Clayton Lowe, Mrs.

Viola Jones, Mrs. Benjamin Lloyd, Mrs. Willard Smith, Mrs. J. M.

Dooley, Miss Sara Patillo, Louise McCrabb, Ruth Emma Snyder, Eleanor Heaps, Jean and Barbara Wheeler, Sara Wilhelm, Jean Dooley, Jean Walker Janet Cantler, Corinne Irwin, James L. Grazier, Charles Southwell. Ralph Davis, J. M. Dooley and David Jackson.

To Serve Supper The Ladies Aid society of Mt. Nebo church will serve a supper, Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Paul Brown and son Gary, spent Sunday with Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. Grace Glenn. Ira W. Chandlee, merchant, Delta R.

D. 4, has rented store to Mr. Barshinger of Red Lion, who took possession last week. The Ladiee Aid society of Whiteford will meet in the church, Friday night May 21. Slate Ridge church will hold its annual festival and supper in the dining hall fo the church Tuesday evening May 25 at 6 o'clock.

Miss Caroline Whiteford, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Whiteford, of Whiteford, Md. was one of attendants of the May Queen, at the May Day Fete at Western Maryland college.

FUNERAL RITES FOR MRS. SPANGLER NEAR THOMASVILLE Thomasville, May funeral peters Ida Spangler, Lau who Spangler, died on wife Sat- of urday morning at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mre. Curvin Shellenberger, near here. was held at 2 o'clock this aftducted at the home and ernoon.

Brief spanyices were conconcluding services in Trinity Reformed church, Jackson township. Rev. E. V. Strasbaugh, pastor of the Paradise Reformed charge, officiated.

The pallbearers were Clinton Patterson, Clarence Myers, Walter Stine and John Zeigler. Burial was in the cemetery adjoining the church. WINDSOR WINDSOR RUG CLEANING. La Motte Fine Cleaners and Tailors. York and Red Lion.

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