The Gazette and Daily from York, Pennsylvania • Page 8

THE GAZETTE AND DAILY, YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1935. Glen Rock Boy Gets Letter From COMMITTEES OF CHURCH NEAR BAIR LEG! TO HOLD BOARD GRANTS USE GOLDSBDRO PAIR MAKE THEIR REPORT Mother Via Little America; Was linSTOF COMIC OPERETTA Bair, April 4. The committee of St Paul's Wolfs Union, church, Mailed On October 30, 1933 OF BALL GROUNDS EASTER EGG HUNTS MARRIED 51 YEARS who had charge of the securing the money for the pastor's and, choir mmebers vestments, made a report of the receipts and donations by mdivi duals and organizations toward the payment of the gowns as follows: Brookside A. A. May Use Do Glen Rock H.

S. Preparing To punaay scnooi classes in cnarge ui DEAD RATS ALONC HIGHWAY REMAINS UNSOLVED MYSTERY The discovery 6f a number of dead rats yesterday morning along the highway from Nashville to Spring Grove remains a mystery to residents in that section and highway workers. Investigation failed to reveal the origin of th.i rodents, but it is the opinion of persons living in the vicinity that someone dropped them there after they were dead. The theory that the rats were killed by moving automobiles was abandoned. 3y actual count, a motorist said he saw 47 of the dead animals, scattered along the road from a point just north of Spring Grove borough to Nashville, a two-mile stretch.

A close examination of the dead bodies showed no mutilation or disfigurement Hanover Post Planning Events In Three Communities On April 21 Mr. And Mrs. E. L. Yinger Celebrate Wedding Anni- versary the, following teachers, William Grove, Present "Hearts And Blossoms" ver Field If No Sunday Games Are Played 114: Harvey Kohr.

125; Mr. Fatten Glen Rock, April 4 A letter written Oct 30, 1933, by Mrs. H. H. Foust, of this place to her young son, William A.

Foust, was received here yesterday by the latter, postmarked "Little American, Anarctica, Jan. 31, 1934." It was over 14 months getting here, due to delay caused by difficulties In transportation at Little America. It had on the envelope a three stine, 125: Paul Kauoe, jib; Air. Benedict 25: Harry E. Eyster, $25; Mr.

Smvr. S3 IS- Kathrvn Beck. 15: individuals and organizations, Luth- RETAIN H. S. TEACHERS ON MONDAY EVENING USE ABOUT 12,000 EGGS eran and Reformed Woman Mission NEWS OF THE BOROUGH Goldstooro, April 4.

Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Yinger here celebrated their 51st wed cry societies, 50; Reformed Young Dover.

April 4. The staff of teach Hanover, April 4 Children's Easter the letter follows: Glen Rock, Oct. 30, 1933. "Dear Billie: "Well, here I am with the Byrd Expedition. Left home the day after we were up to Doubling Gap and also the day after you had some Samples of food at the Holland restaurant in Hanover.

After tasting the samples, you decided you would take a supper. So you ate so much your belly pulled you down. You could not sit up straight "You want to know about" the weather, up, over, down, in or out here, which ever direction you would call it. It sure is cold. My feet have not been warm since I left old U.

S. A. Billy, you must thank Mom Mom for this letter. It was her suggestion and through her kindness that you are getting this letter. You know I am too dumb to think of things like this.

You omens Missionary society, $10; ers of the Dover High school will be gg hunts will be held in vicinities Glen Rock, April 4. A comic operetta, "Hearts and Blossoms," by R. M. Stults, will be presented next Monday evening at 8 o'clock, in tho cent stamp, "Byrd Antarctic Ex Lutheran loung omens Missionary retained for the 1935 and 1936 school of Hanover, New Oxford and Mc society, fit); Christian njiaeavor term. The following teachers com Pherrystown on Sunday afternoon.

ding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Yinger were married at the home of her pedition After the boy's mother wrote the society, Slo; a member, a prise the staff Prof. Scott W.

Knaub. member $16; a friend, William principal; Charles C. Young. George Glen theatre, by the local high school, under the direction of Mrs. Beulah April 21, under sponsorship of Harold H.

Bair post, No. 14, American sister, Mrs. John Frank, in Harris-burg, in 1884. They went to house ssprenkle, ss.sa; Miscellaneous, jj. Leib and Miss Miriam Fissel, Leg-ion.

i-rocK, music supervisor. The High school orchestra will furnish the music. Franklin Wheripv keeping in Harrisburg. Before their marriage both were employed at It is estimated that close to 12.000 eggs will be planted for the kiddies total contributions, $403.41. About $300 The Dover borough and township was needed to pay the vestments.

I joint school board decided at Its Fire Company Holds Meeting I monthly meeting Tuesday evening letter here she mailed it to Washington, D. in care of the Byrd Antarctic Expedition. A short time before last Christmas she received word from Washington that the letter has been appointed stage manager of seventh grades and under. will be distributed through the APPOINT HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP TEACHERS; The Bair community nre company that the Brookside Athletic associ-held a meeting Monday night at the ation can have the use of the base- schools for those qualified to "par ana curtis fetermer ticket manager. Tickets are now being sold by high school students.

The cast of characters foil fire engine house. H. ball grounds this coming season, pro ticipate. Children of pre-school age would have been returned sooner but was held up due to snow and ice. STEWARTSTOWN NEWS Fishel presided.

The following new viding the best of care is taken of see I will have to keep this secret un nay attend but they must be accom panied by parents or guardians. members were reportea: Koy u-unnei, the grounds, and that no Sunday The letter was written as the sug til you receive it They say, women John Kern, ivan Moui, tamuei h. baseball will be played. The board In Hanover the hunt will be staged gestion of the boy's grandmother, "Mrs. Horace Manning," Gene Lau; "June Manning," Jean Markel; "Marie Manning," Madaline Heath-cote; '1Mir.

Matthew Brandon." Guy Mrs. William Foust When young cannot keep a secret but I'll let you know that I can. I do hope you will be a good boy until this letter reaches Aldinger, J. J. Aldinger, Mrs.

Amanda decided that the 4-H club of this B. Dubs, H. A. Lehr, I. H.

Emig, H. E. community can have the use of the Bare, and Howard Lehr. The re- high school building for a meeting the fair grounds. The iMcSher-rvstown party will be held on St Marv's athletic field.

At New Ox- Foust received the letter he believed Mieiter, "Phillip Brandon," Clark was a letter from the expedition. Pomeroy's, in Harrisburg. After living in Harrisburg for one year, they moved to Goldsboro, where Mr. Yinger bought out J. C.

Hildebrand's general merchandise store and has been in the same business until the present date. Mr. and Mrs. Yinger have reared four children, who are: Lloyd Yinger, now living in York, Mrs. William Dimelow, also of York, Mrs.

Chester Ijerill, Albany, New York, and Ruth Gray Goldsboro. Visits Sister Harry Gray, while enroute home after a business trip to Boston, visited his sisters, Catharine Gray and Mrs. J. S. Bishop, Wednesday.

The local school board held its regular monthly meeting Monday even ford the event will be held on the The idea of sending the letter was you. "Lots of love, "MOTHER." ceipts for the evening were so. ine Monday evening, April 8. Bills to bills ordered paid totaled $3.50. The the amount of $703.94 were ordered -Mi 1 ath etic field.

received from a newspaper. A copy of Members of the Hanover post will following members present: h. c. pajd. The president.

Stewart A. Fishel, Edwin Brenneman, Monroe Little, had charge of the meeting. fre In charge of the three hunts. At Moul, Russel Shearer, Charles Laugh- the members of the board were McSherrystown the committee will man. Michael Khnedinst, Ervin Bear, present DELTA H.

S. SENIORS ELECTED HEAD OF George Kopp and Paul Glatfelter. Guests At Gross Home An outing was sponsored by the QfT. nn(i Mrs. Jacob HoltzanDle and Stewartstown, April 4.

At a meet-in of the Board of Education of Hopewell township the following appointments were made for the 1935-36 school term; Zion, RonaJd Miller; Gemmill's, Miss Mary Quesenberry; Kurtz's, Miss Mary L. Grove; Eb-augh's. Miss Bernice Rehmeyer; Wa-Itemyer's, W. Dean Manifold; Bowman's, Miss Ixirena Payne; Leib's, Miss Louise Jordon; and Althouse's, Miss Ruth Liggit. Mrs.

Dwight A. Kilbourne visited Mr. and Mrs. William Scott, near Fawn Grove, and Mr. and Mrs.

John S. Allen, near Winemiller's Mill, Wednesday afternoon. Rodney Schminkey, a pupil of the borough primary school, is ill at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schminkey, South Main street.

The Women's Home Missionary Bair's baseball club at the Hidden children, Betty, Dale, Gerald. Alvin, Run Gun club camp, near Caledonia, junior and Ada, Taxville. and Mr. Those attending the outing were: an(j Mrs. Francis Zortman, Glen ing- in ine scnooi nonse.

-i'ne to ow Roger Winters, James Gunnet Henry R0ck, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. TO PRESENT PLAY COLLEGE KIM Flory, Elmer Moul, Kay Jvopp, ueorse Alvin E. Gross. Krout, I.

P. Winters, Charles Senft, Mr. and Mrs. O. M.

Hoffman, Mr, Philich Stambaugh, Paul Stambaugh, and Mrs. R. L. Quickel and children. Chalmers Klinedinst.

Clair Stam- nf York, movefl from York to the bausrh. Aden Lehr. Ray Gunnett, John John Brodbeck DrODertv on East "Apple Blossom Time" To Be Miss Marian Smith, New Kern, jan canal street dinst. Lavere Klinedinst, Jacob Worshio Services ing members were present: C. W.

Kunkel, George Stauffer, John It Shuler and Harry Kreidger. There being no special business of any kind, the meeting adjourned shortly. George Sturgen is at present spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Lenk-er, Lewisberry.

Lawrence Keister recently moved from town tq the Harrison farm, near rere. Mr Mrs. I. H. Wittle, Tuesday moved from the home of Miss Minnie be composed of Bernard JNoel, Clement Smith.

Eugene SmaU. L. Preston Smith, and Robert Wierman. At New Oxford, L. V.

Grove. W. I Kroehler and Carl Smith will officiate. Those who will conduct the Hanover event are: J. M.

Anthony. Robert Amspacher, Allison Bowman. O. L. Baublitz, Wilford Barbehenn, John K.

Baugh, Braden Crumrine. J. H. Diltow. C.

Erdly. R. Fleming. IFialoh Fox. Paul Fuhrman.

Theodore C. Funk. George Garrett. M. J.

Good. Harrv Klunk. Andrew Gross. J. C.

Herman. Leroy Horn. Ivan Leeore, James Klunk. R. M.

Laird. Dr. F. C. Leppard, G.

Raymond Moul. John K. Morrison, H. C. iMoul.

Joseph R. T. O'Neill. Horace Sheffer. 71 K.

S. Swam. Charles Sourber. L. Sheppard.

James A. Sadler. John H. 'Moul. Charles E.

Moore. H. B. Watts, Calvin Witmer. Dr.

Irl Z. Wentz and Jacb Yst: George F. Sheetz Diet George F. Sheetz. 209 Frederick Freedom, Honored At Ship- Richard Paup, Woodrow Oervlros In t.h churches in this vi Given Friday Evening In Firemen's Theatre Raneher.

Paul Smith. Henry Moul, Linitv Knnrtnv nre as follows: Dover pensburg Teachers' College society of the local Methodist Episcopal church, held a meeting Tuesday Harry Emig, William uiaueiter, uuy Lutheran charge, Rev. J. rl. Hege, xoung; "Jerry Higgms," William Unger; "Malindy," Laura Stcrmer; "Samson Bonapart," James Kroh; "Eileen," Margaret Strawbridge; "Betty," Evelyn McMillan; "Bruce," William Kapp; "Bob." Carroll Heath-cote.

The following are members of the chorus: Zelda Neuhaus, Mary Hamme, Arlene Diehl. Kathryn Klinedinst, Audrey Goodling. Mary Ingham, Eva Rohrbaugh, Virginia Sechrist, Madlyn Heindel, Ada Dubbs, Adele Sheffer, Jean Roser, Virginia Miller, Mildred Shaffer, Grace Kash-ner, iMarie Dubbs, Preston Williams, Stanley Roser, John Bonnett, fffcussell Gerbrick, Albert Elliott Eugene Geiple, Robert Keller, Harold Smith, Stewart Schriver, Bernard Young, Nevin Grove, Geiman, Donald Dick, Herman Twigg and Harold Klinedinst. The dancing girls are: Grace Trout, Grace Strawbridge, Mamie Bailey, Sala Rennoll, Audrey Krebs and Marguerite Shearer. Guest From New York Curtis Reider.

Fulton, N. is a guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. Leslie Merrick.

Talks On Highway Safety A talk on "The Safety of Our Highways," by Captain John R. Standiford, of Troop Pennsylvania State Motor patrol, stationed at Har-risburg, featured the semi-monthly meeting of the Glen Rock Lions' club, held last night. Following the meeting a round table discussion was held. Those present were: A. P.

Dise, Raymond F. Bahn, Harry C. Geiple, Harry E. Grothe, Norman Attig, P. L.

Hedrick, Paul iR. Henry, M. C. Lau, Samuel Bare, jacoo uiaueiter, pastor. Calvary.

Friday evening, pre Curtis Gunnet, Lloyd Senft, Ted Gun- paratory services, 7:45 p. Junior evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Hall.

The "next meeting of the society will be held Tuesday CAST OF CHARACTERS WILL SERVE FOR YEAR nett. kqv wniiam jwi uu anrt Tntermed ate Christian n.naea- Gipe to the home of David Miller. George Kopp, Elmer Winter, Floyd vor slmday, 9 a. Sunday school, evening, May 7, at the home of Kev. and Mrs.

Ralph R. Miller. Delta and Cardiff, April 4. A three- New Freedom, April 4. Miss Mar Smyser, Eugene simyser.

9:30 a. Senior Christian Endea Milton Bair and Annie E. Burger were the guests of Luther Burger. act play by Eugene G. Hafer, entitled Smvser.

Mr. Markle, Kicnard fmyser, vn, communion. 7 p. ian E. Smith, daughter of Rev.

and Mrs. Mervin E. Smith, a junior at the Apple Blossom Time, will be pre Hummelstown, Sunday. Funeral Of Miss Bowman The funeral of Miss Lillian' B. Maurice Heckert, Anna Mary Winter, Run suniay school.

9 a. Marv Hershey. Lillian Senft, Alvena i.llrph sprvices. 10 a. m.

The following were the visitors of bmppensburg State Teachers' college, sented by the senior class of Delta high school, in the Firemen's theatre, Bowman, who died Monday, was held Paup, Marcella Sweitzer, Mrs. Richard Dover Reformed charge, IRev. R. W. was elected president of the Shin at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Mr.

and Mrs. Perry Altland, Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. James Walter. Mr.

and Paup, Richard Senft and John Kern, Limbert. pastor. Salem. Sunday Delta, Friday evening, April 5, at 8:15 o'clock. The following is the cast: pensburg State Teacher's College Y.

W. C. for th ensuing year by the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob W.

Bow Jr. school, 9 church services, 10 a. Mrs. Stewart Callahan, York; Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip Bahn, Mount Wolf. 'Robert Matthews," an unwilling vis Miss Anna Altland. Spring Grove, co-ed students of that institution, Dover, junior cnristian man, West Pennsylvania avenue. visited Mr. and Mrs.

John Kern, Sun Joseph Bcaverson, Philadelphia, was vor, 9 Sunday school suu a. Miss Smith is a graduate of the New itor at the cross roads, Thomas Crawford; "Charlie Laurence," Bob's go- day The funeral rites were conducted by Rev. Ralph R. Miller, pastor of the the guest of A. A.

Zclgler, Sunday. 1 reedom High school. ni. getter friend, Charles Johnson; and Mrs. Alvin Dubs entertain Dover United Brethren charge, iKev.

Peter L. Fortenbaugh. of the Odd local Methodist Episcopal church, of Sunday Services Church announcements for Sun Spud McCloskey," a fellow who ed as their Sunday guests, Mr. ana D. K.

Reisinger. pastor. Bethany, Fellows' home, Middletown, spent comes directly from Sunshine alley, Friday and Saturday at his daugh day are: Methodist Episcopal. Sun Mrs. Ernest Sterner and daughter, worship, 9:15 a.

Sunday school, Grace, Jefferson. 9:30 a. worship, 10:45 a. which the deceased woman was affiliated. Interment was made in the Stewartstown cemetery.

The pall Wilson Galbreath; "Mickey ter's, Mrs. Walter Shelley. On Fri day school, 9:30 a. preaching, Spud's friend, Frank Wickes; "Cal," Al. nnrt Airs.

C. Dancus and Mr. Christian Endeavor. 7 p. Rohlers, day evening he made a special visit to 10:30 a.

Epworth league, 6:30 p. the comedy village constable, Maxwell the local I. O. O. F.

lodge. bearers were: Joseph B. Gable, T. Horace Leib, Russell A. Gibbs, J.

Evans Waltemyer, Ralph R. Kurtz, Scarborough, "Betty Ann Stew street, died this morning ai o. o'clock at the Hanover General hospital, where he had been admitted as a patient last evening at 5 clock, undergoing an operation shortly after 11 p. m. He had been ill for the past week.

He was aged 32 years, having observed his birthday anniversary on April 2. He was a eon of Franklin and Jennie Spangler Sheetz. He had been employed at the State Candy store. Surviving are his father and step-mother. Mr.

and Mrs. (Franklin W. Sheetz, 209 Frederick street, and a sister-by-adoption, Dorothy B. Sheetz, at home. He was a imember of Hanover camp.

No. 6i, Woodmen of the World. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon from the A. Feiser funeral home, Carlisle street. Services will be conduct -9t nVlnrk bv Rev.

Philip T. Gor and Mrs. Paul Slenker. York, were Sunday school. 12:45 p.

worship, entertained Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. 2 p. iMaytown. Sunday school, John Slenker.

9:30 a. Christian Endeavor, 6:45 Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Fortenbaugh. m. st. Johns catholic, Rev. T.

Johnson, rector, mass, 8 a. services 3 p. services, Friday eve art, 'a human little whirlwind, Kath Hiteshue, Bayard R. Kapp, Harold and Clarence A. Gibbs, all neighbors leen xsoerr; "Cory ancy Prescott, Attorney and Mrs.

Lee Fake enter- n. revival. 7:30 p. Harmony York New Salem, and Mr. and Mrs.

William C. Wilt, New Cumberland, were the guests of A. A. Zeigler over D. Keller A.

Keller, Irving ning, 7:30 p. m. Turnpike Baptist, of the deceased. Ruth Wise; "Loretta Haines," the tained as their Sunday guests, their Crave. Sunday school.

9:30 a. Henry Keesey. a member of the prettiest girl in the village, Belva R. Knapp, Levi T. Krebs, Earl R.

Lau, F. D. Owings.Leonard Owings, at Hungerford, Rev. H. C.

Wade, Sunday school, 9:45 a. preaching, son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and worship, 7 p. sermon by Charles the week-end. Wilson; "Polly Biddle, a very good Mrs.

Lester Lines, York. Strack. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heck attended 11 a.

Baptist Young Peoples' cook, Ella Beard; "Malvina Kurtz," James K. Rishell, Ellsworth Rudisill, R. M. Sauble, Chalmers Sechrist, The Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

jit. Olivet Church of God. Kev. union meeting, 6:30 p. m.

whose ambition is to have a beau, the funeral of Miss Caroline Hading, Tuesday. Bethany Evangelical and Reform Ruth Spidle; "Mrs. Forrest," the H. Seitz, Dr. Clyde L.

Seitz, Paul Seitz, Sherman L. Seitz, Bruce Smith Paul Glatfelter were: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Marzolf. pastor, Sunday Peter J.

Hamme and Mrs. Bessie school, 9:30 a. prayer meeting, Richards, York. Thursday evening. April 11.

7:30 p. m. On Monday evening. April 8. Georire ed, Rev.

C. M. Mitzell. Sundav haughty middle-aged sister-in-law, Paul W. Shepperd, Edward W.

Siel scnooi, a. Christian En Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dubs and Afr. and Mrs.

Edgar Bonner moved Sturgen will have conferred upon him the 4 th and 5th degrees of the Valley grange. sophomore class of the Stewartstown High school. Is sick at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter O.

H. Keesey, Stewartstown, R. D. 3. John R.

Maddox has returned from a six week's visit in Florida, where he was the guest of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Battles and his son, Harry at Miami. Miss Gladys M. Hildt.

teacher of ing, Millard A. Slonaker, O. H. Straw Anna Mary Henry; "Annabel Sprug-gins," the old maid of the cast, Marguerite Sellers. The audience will be deavor, 6:30 p.

worship and pre paratory sen-ices. 7:30 d. m. Beth daughter, Neva, Y'ork, visited, Sun- fr0m their home on East Canal street bridge, Spurgeon M. Taylor and J.

day, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dubbs. to the Alphesus Rudisill farm, Dover, Mrs. Roy Prowell received.

Wednes J. Williams, Lions; H. H. Foust, this entertained between acts with vocal Mr. and Mrs.

Wilford Stambaugh, t. near Davidsburg. Thursday. lehem Union, Stiltz, Lutheran worship, 9:15 a. Sunday school, 10:15 a.

m. New Freedom Lutheran place; Captain John R. Standiford day, notice of the death of her niece, Mary Jane Atticks, Hummelstown. York, were entertained Sunday by Mr. a number of Christian Endeavor solos by Mrs.

Beulah S. Frock, music supervisor of the Delta high school. of Harrisburg. and Mrs. Jacob Stambaugh and Mr.

representatives of this community and Mrs. Daniel Leese. pxnect to attend the rally of the Communion will be observed by the Church Schedule The following is the schedule of cnarge, Kev. M. E.

Smith, pastor, communion at Railroad in the morn P. T. A. To Meet The P. T.

A. of Bryansville school Reformed congregation of Fissell's Mrs. Emma Shultz, Hanover June- smith East. Central district of Chris- ing; preaching. Fissels.

in the af will hold its last meeting of the sea church, near here, Sunday, April 14, at 9:30 a. m. ternoon, and at New Freedom in the services of Zion Lutheran church, Sunday: 9:30 a. Sunday school: 10:30 preaching, by Rev. J.

s. tion, was entertained over the week- tian Endeavor to be held on April 13, end by Mrs. Amanda Gantz. in tne First (Reformed church, Car- Strayers- school, North Hopewell township, was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Nelson Grim, Red Lion, R. D. S. S.

Class Elects Officers The class of the local Methodist evening. Mr. and Mrs. T. Martin, Thorn Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Tracey and son, hicto son at the school building Monday evening. Rev.

Weaver, pastor of Pine Grove Presbyterian church, Sunny-burn, will speak. There will also be hill school, Warrendale, visited David, Catherine Senft. Myrtle Senft, uri. ond Airs Channrev Gross and LADIES' AID SOCIETY at the home of IRev. and Mrs.

C. the election of officers. All parents Weaver. Esther Hoke, Mabel Senft, Lillian children Arthur, Ruthanna, Geral-Senft, William Leroy Stevenson and dine Lorraine pnd Jean, Dover iR. Gerald Harrison, York, were Sunday vSited Afr.

and Mrs. Charles C. Gross Protestant Sunday school, taught by MEETS AT SPRY HOME For the benefit of the Ladies' Aid Samuel J. McConnell, met Tuesday are urged to be present, as plans will be made to hold a health clinic during the summer. society of Zion Lutheran church a visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. recently. spry, April 4.

The Ladies' Aid quantity chicken corn soup sale will Ridgie Matthews and organized by Mrs. Augustus Reiver is connnea to Mrs. J. T. Gailey, Delta, is visiting Senft.

Mrs. Market's Funefal Saturday society of Christ Lutheran church be held Saturday, starting at 4 bed by illness. Bishop. The schedule of Church of God: 9:30 a. Sunday school; 10:30 a.

preaching, C. W. Peters; 1:45 p. Juniors; 6:45 p. Intermediates; 6:15 p.

P. C. 6:45 p. Quiet Hour; 7 p. Senior Endeavor, and 7:30 p.

preaching, Rev. Peters. Council Meets Monday evening the borough council held its regular monthly meeting in town hall. The meeting was in of President Jacob Kissel. The following members were present: Warren Bam electing Mrs.

Ridgie Matthews as president Mrs. J. Ross Eaton, vice- in the Community hall. her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Bosworth, neia its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Funeral services will be held Sat Announce Dinn Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gerber Rev.

H. W. Schroeder, -pastor of urday for Mrs-. Margaret Jane Mar. president, Mrs.

George E. Gibbs, wambaugh Tuesday evening. The Zion Lutheran church announced that kel, who died Wednesday at the home secretary, and Mrs. Harry Gordon, David Pyle, Cardiff, Is on a busi following program, in charge of Mrs of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. man, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church. Burial will be made in Mt. Olivet cemetery. The body may be viewed Friday at the Kcieer funeral home.

To Install Officers 1 The recently-elected officers of Minnewaukaru tribe No. 250, Improved Order of Red Men, will be installed at a meeting Friday evening in the lodge hall, Carlisle street. Great Sachem E. F. Hawk and staff, Littiestown, will have charge of the ceremonies.

The new-lv-elected officers are: Sachem, Harlan Yingling; senior sagamore, John Fuhrman; junior sagamore, Harry Jacoby; propaet, George Harman; chief of records, F. W. Gebensleben; assistant chief of records, H. C. Miller; collector of wampum, P.

E. IGebenslcben; keeper of wampum, H. J3. Garrett; representative to the great council, C. E.

tftauffer; alternate, F. W. Gebensleben; trustee for 18 months, G. E. Pentz: custodian, Edgar Bi.tlcr, and pianist, Samuel Stahl.

Students Issue Magazine The third volume of "The English Walnut," a mimeographed magazine I ublished annually by students of the jourth, fifth and sixth grades of the Walnut street school, was issued and circulated among subscribers today. It was prepared under supervision of Mrs. Mary G. Miller, faculty adviser. II contains 84 pages.

The? staff in charge included the treasurer. The class decided to be announce the birth of a daughter, April 1. Aliss Anna Daron. teacher of the the confirmation class will be received into church membership Palm ness trip in northern Pennsylvania, J. W.

Anthony, the president, was A congregational meeting was held Warner, near here. Services vwll be held at the funeral parlor of A. f. designated at the Queen Esther class. Those present were: Mrs.

Harry Sunday, at a. m. rendered: Scripture reading, Miss Helen Slonaker; prayer, Mrs. George Weigelstown primary school, who had at Slate Ridge church T.uesday even Aid Society Meets ing. Reports of all the organizations Roller, West York, at 2 p.

and interment will take place in the readings. Ethel onaker. Gordon, Mrs. Clarence A. Gibbs, Mrs.

Wilbur N. Grove, Mrs. Evans A. The Ladies' Aid society of Zion been confined to bed by severe attack of grip, is again able to be Mrs. Spungeon Hovis and Mrs.

Ada Lutheran church met Wednesday af of the churches were given, and both old and new business was transacted. Paddletown cemetery. about. Rogers, Mrs. J.

Ross Eaton, Mrs. Evans Eaton, Mrs. George E. Gibbs, ternoon at the home of Mrs. S.

Markey; readings, Roy Deardorf ir.A Helen Slonaker. Mrs. Elmer Quickel and son, Ber Taylor, near here. The meeting was Mr. and Airs.

Ridgie Matthews, Mr. nard Ronndtown. visited Mr. and airs, spurgeon Hovis became a Airs. A.

S. Bentzel. recently. in charge of the president, Mrs. A.

P. Dise. It was decided to hold the new member. After the business and Mrs. Gerald Matthews, Miss Ad-die McWilliams, Miss Emma Gibbs OBSERVE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AT Mrs.

Maud Kent entertained the card club at her home, near Pyles-ville, Wednesday afternoon. Members of the cluD entertained were: Mrs. Clayton Lowe, Mrs. J. J.

Heatey, Mrs. ina Day, Mrs. Stanley Amos, Mrs. David Pyle, Mrs. Howard Hamilton Aliss Frances Spangler returned to meeting games and contests wee May meeting at the home of Mrs.

and Miss Charlotte Matthews. Dover after spending the winter played and prizes were won by Miss A. P. Dise. Those present were: Mrs.

Minnie Mitchell entertained as unur AT lAfnRl IS months at Lancaster. Helen Slonaker and Miss Mary Ellen Ness. Those present were; Mrs. Al dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. wiiiiam E. Latchaw, Floyd Wiley and son, Williard, Car r- -J rr- farl TfltnhflW and Hazel DUler tTlO- and Mrs. Stewart Dooley, berger, Joshua Armstrong, Samuel Keister and Chief Burgess Lester Schlosser. Earl Beshore was acting secretary during the absence of A.

A. Zeigler, the regular secretary. The council reports that the receipts of the meeting amounted to 1984.50. The bills of $901.14 were ordered paid, which leave a balance in the treasury of $196.30. The council ordered repairs made on paved streets, where storm sewer was laid about a year ago.

The week of April 8 has been designated as clean-up week here. All people who have ashes on their property will remove them to a convenient place near the street for removal by the borough. Mrs. R. M.

Sauble. Mrs. G. W. Geiple, Mrs.

Glatfelter, Mrs E. B. Keller, Mrs. H. W1.

Schroeder. Mrs. H. R. Mutch, Mrs.

Ft. F. Bahn and daughter. Nancv. Mrs.

A. P. Dise and roll county, Maryland. Mrs. Howard Proctor, Delta, is jiicuuus, April iur oim iuio, aAn-, Phares Geiselman celebrated their tored to ashington.

Sunday thirtv fifth, wpddin anniversary- to tness the cherry blossoms. Mr nn Mrs. Howard Lankford and Mrs. Milton Meek and daughter, Doris, Bridgeton, called on Mrs. Pauline J.

Hostler Monday. daughter, Donald, Mrs. W. W. Seitz, Mrs.

George Trout, Mrs. rt. j. ueipie, monaay evening, nose present were; Tk(iin mnvorl Mr and Mrs. Phares Geiselman and children.

Carolyn and Ph iHp, moved children, Samuel, William, Anna and from the.r home, near Jalem church Miss Gladys Bailey, who had been ill at the home of her parents, Mr. IKf men Hilda, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Geisel and Mrs. Carlton Bailey, has resumed Mrs.

'Minerva Seitz, Mrs. O. H. Strawbridge, Mrs. C.

A. Smith. Mrs. Edward Selmer. Mrs.

S. M. Taylor and Mrs. George Flemmings. South Main street Mr.

Lanwora nas man and son, Glenn, Mr. and Mrs studies as a member of the junior made extensive improvements to this following: Editor-in-chief, Vera Kennedy; assistant, Arlene Sadler; news editor. Nancy Long; assistant, Joseph spending a tew days with her husband, who is employed in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs. Arthur Bailey, Coatesville, and Miss Rae Eberly, Drexel Hill, were guests of Delta friends, Saturday, Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald G. Heaps, Whiteford R. entertained at dinner Thursday evening and Tuesday evening. Thursday evening those entertained were: Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Gailey, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Lefever, Mr Mrs. Ralph Davis, Mr, and Mrs. William McAbee. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Geiselman, Mr. and Mrs. Paul near Salem class of the Stewartstown High school. it ti Teter, Mr. turn mis.

uuiitl ueieeiMiuu hurch Services of Worship Church announcements for Sunday Mr. Lankford sold to Mr. and and children, Vernon and Gladys, krs Jacf)b- Seifert. Jackie Kilbourne, son of Mr. and Erb; athletic director, Joseph Hug-gens; assistant, John Musselman; ronm editor.

Elaine Baugh; assistant, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Lehman. Tir and Mrs. Rov O. Whipple, Le- are: Immanuel juvangencai.

nev. n. H. Dick, minister, Sunday school. 9:15 ice Anthony, Mrs.

Minnie Birchall, Mrs. Estella Hovis, Mrs. Samuel Winters, Miss Helen Slonaker, Mrs. Clyde Winters, Mrs. Ada Markey, Miss Evelyn Wambaugh, Mrs.

Barbara Dear-dorff, Mrs. Allen Slonaker, Mrs. Harvey Sechrist, Mrs. William Kornbau, Mrs, Charles Wambaugh, Miss Alma Wambaugh, Mrs. Flora Warner, Miss Mary Ness, Miss Ethel SlonaM r.

Miss Erma Warner, Mrs. Jeremiah Zech, Dawson Markey, Roy Dear-dorff, J. W. Anthony, Warren Wambaugh and Charles Wambaugh. The Ladies' Aid will hold its next meeting at the home of Mrs.

Flora Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laumaster and son, Fred, York, visited Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Eppley. Mr. Laumaster is Mrs.

son. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keener and daughter, Doris, Thomasville; Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Weaver and son, Lewis, Spring City, and Mies Catherine Bak Mrs. Dwight A. Kilbourne, celebrated his ninth birthday anniversary Tues S. S. Class Meets moyne.

recently visited Dr. ana airs, Anna Rycer; exchange editor, Dean worship, 10:30 a. sermon The Loyal Sunbeam class of Salem J. R. Reiehley.

subject. "The Church In a Modern Union Sunday school, taught by Miss day evening by entertaining Betty Hammer, Larry McClung, Bobby Hammer and Arthur Kilbourne. iW. and Mrs. William anen Young People's league.

Dora Beck met at the home of Ber- hOPi-r and children. Helen and worship, 7 p. sermon sub nice Smith. The program was as fol- oipnn Mrs Minnir; Elicker and son Mrs. John H.

G. Trout Stewarts ject, "The Cross of Unrequited At-feetion." Glen IRock-Hametown Lu lows: Reading, "How Joe Succeeded" visited Laura Fortney. Dills- town, R. who had been confined to bed by illness, is able to be about the house again. Dy uaa ivrout; quartette, jseneatn hUrg.

and 'Mr. and Airs, tsruce nesa, Guy Scarborough, Miss Margaret Silver and David Silver; Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Artnir Robinson, Dr. and Mrs.

Paul Wilhelm, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Heaps, Mr.

and Mrs. Mil-ford Wheeler, Mr Mrs. Marshal T. Heaps, Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Hoke theran charge. Rev. H.

W. Schroeder, LANCASTER PEOPLE VISIT SHREWSBURY Shrewsbury, April 4. Mr. and Mrs. N.

Terry, Maytown, Lancaster county, visited Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Mitzell.

Church Announcements Church announcements for Sunday are: Church of the Brethren, Rev. S. C. Godfrey, pastor, Sunday school, 9:30 a. preaching, 10:30 a.

m. and 7 p. m. St. Paul's Evangelical and Reform the Cross of Jesue.

Mary Darr. Llaa TTmntHntown. Sunday. pastor, Hametown, 9 a. m.

Aion. Sunday school, 9 a. sermon. 10:15 Krout, Ida Kohr, Anna Olp. Prizes Rev.

R. W. Limbert attended the Entertains Club The B. B. S.

club was entertained won for contest, bv Fannie Glatfeltpr. ministenum held at inn- a. sermon suoject, i ne wuamuy The. followins were Dresent: Miss tv First Reformed church. York, on Tuesday evening at the home of of preaching.

7 p. ser and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Scarborough. "Hnra.

Reck. Florence Rnser. Katie Afnnrlav. Mr. and Mrs.

William W. Gemmill. reacn grange met at the by their daughter, Ethel and Mrs. Shearer, Theda Dorothy Bohr, Mr. and Mrs.

George W. Gerber and er, Philadelphia, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Eppley. I miicR Stine Tanrn IranlH Krniri -la ilD-htprS. Helen and 1 J. Morrett Coover. Games were play Valley school house, Monday evening.

Master Chester McLaughlin pre mon, subject, "The Way of All Flesh catechise, Saturday, 2 p. m. Glen Rock Reformed charge, Rev. T. A.

Crist, pastor. St. Peter's. Sunday school. 9 a.

communion, 10 Smith FlnronrA Inner. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Gerber, Tork, ed and prizes awarded to Miss M.

Elizabeth Althouse, Mrs. Clarence E. Gotwalt, Marjorie Leader, Emma Bol- recently ed, Rev. C. M.

Mitzell, minister, Sunday school. 9:30 a. worship and communion, 10:30 m. Grove and Miss Creda Waltemyer. a.

m. Trinity, sunaay scnooi, a. liager. Fairy Decker, Mary Darr, Beatrice Shearer, Fannie Glatfelter, Alice Innerst, Ida Kohr, Elda Krout, worship, 7 p. sermon suDject, St.

John's Union, Sadler. Reformed DILLSBURG I. O. O. F.

sided. The following program was given: Readings, "On Arbor Day," Mrs. Chester Johnson and Philip Kilgore; poem, "Planting the Apple Tree," Mrs. Chester McLaughlin; singing, "The Little Brown reports of the meeting held with Eureka grange, at Dillsburg, were given Services For Sunday The following are the services to be held in the Lutheran churches at Spry and Freysville, Rev. Ralph H.

Miller, pastor, Sunday: Spry, church school, 9 a. worship. 10 a. sermon theme, "The Past, the Present, and the Junior Luther League, 6:15 p. m.

Freysville, church When Jesus Looks at Feter. worship, 9 a. Sunday school 10 m. Vernetta Leader, Lola Lease, Anna OFFICERS INSTALLED Those attending were: Mrs. J.

Morrett CooVer, Mrs. Dean Kunkle Mrs. Clarence Grove, Mrs. Burgoyne G. Almoney.

Misses M. Elizabeth Alt-house, Creda Waltemeyer, Madeline R. Hammer and Ethel Gemmill. The next meeting of the club will be held SPECIAL for Friday Saturday Olp. Methodist Episcopal.

Sunday Young Men's sport suits, fancy back, $9.95. Roxy's, Glen Rock. school, 9:30 a. preaching, 7 p. m.

1 i a. Li i ifi ismirir. aijiii by Mrs. J. T.

Galbreath and Mrs. Rob Dunkard Brethren. Rev. J. L.

uiituii cuiiuciy sciiuui laugnt oy i Clure. strict deputy grandmaster of Adv. -zt school, 9:15 a. Luther league, Mvers. castor.

Sunday school, 9:30 Garrett; assistants, Anna Mary Coul-eon and Russell Hartman; Who and What editor, Susan Gitt; assistant, Miriam Swartz; humor editor, Mary Sipe; assistant, Myrna Myers; art editor, Sterling Huggtns; assistants, Charles Bechtel and Henry Mowery. Hospital Notes Mrs. Lloyd Clauser, Eagle avenue, was removed from the Hanover General hospital to her homejn the ambulance this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The condition of William Henry, York street, local taxi driver, who collapsed while walking on Baltimore street Wednesday evening, March 27, is reported to be improved at the Hanover General hospital. Thomas Aekerman.

eight-year-old on of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Acker-man, Main street, McShrrystown, who was injured when run down by an automobile on March 26, remains a patient in the Hanover General hospital. He sustained a fracture of the leg between the knee and the hip. Meet Encouraging Response Encouraging response is being noted in the solicitation for funds for the new ambulance being conducted by members of a special committee from Hanover Fire company, No. 1, according to reports made by the canvassers.

The committee tonight worked the Second ward and will likely complete it Friday night. To Address Democrats Clayton E. Moul, Spring Grove, assemblyman from this' district, will apeak at a meeting of the Young Men's Democratic club to be held Friday evening in the 'club headquarters, 3 York street. Business Changes Hands John L. Shaffer, 304 York street, who for many years has conducted a Tuesday evening, April 16, with Mrs.

Clarence E. Grove and Miss Made ert Scarborough. Talks on the Eureka meeting were given by Mr. and Mrs. Chester McLaughlin and Philip Ruth and Dorothy Dise, Tuesday ie nrst aistnct on n.

the assistance of A. T. Kaup, district a. preaching, 9:30 a. m.

and 7:30 6:30 p. vespers. 7:30 p. theme, "The Past, the Present and the Future." p. song service, 7 p.

m. scripture6 reading; EutS fS'la Kilgore. Plans were made to enter Dise; prayer. Charles Shearer; song, ie" 7h WILL ROGERS in "The Country Chairman," with us again. Your favorite star in another great picture vou can't afford to miss.

At Glen theatre, Fri. and Apr. 5-6. One show, Fri. at 8 p.

2 shows, Sat. at 7:15 and 9:15 p. m. Adv. -3t BROWN OBSEQUIES reading, Loretta Innerst; Bible story, tXT-VutXt tain members of the Fawn Grove grange, who will bring the traveling gavel and the program.

Chicken and Waffle Supper Apr. 6, starting 4:30 p. Masonic hall. Benefit Shrewsbury Fire Co. Adv.

B-2t and questions, Hazel Dietz poem, tai.iw the HELD AT LISBURN The following pupils Of Bryansville line R. Hammer, entertaining, the place of meeting to be announced later. Mrs. Mina Tipton, Jarrettsvilie, returned home after visiting her sister, Miss Amanda Ducan and other relatives here. Sunshine Helpers Meet The Sunshine Helpers, an organization of the local Methodist Epis by Dorothy Dise; instrumental duet, f0nnwW nfficers of the South Moun- Charles Shearer and Janet Shearer; tain lodge.

No. 1200, I. O. O. this business, closed with Lords prayer nlace.

recently; Noble Grand, school, Delta R. passed the spelling contest Saturday: Ruth McGrady, Sara Jane Wise, Helen Wise, Dorothy Miller, Edith Wise, John Bayha. Rob ert Grove, Weldon Auble and Harold and class motto. Games were played, x. E.

Wiley; vice-grand, C. J. prizes were won by Gladys Glatfelter, d. Bentz; warden, Charles Rhoades; Hazel Dietz and Charles Shearer, conductor, Harry Ensminger; right Those present were: Charles Shearer, support to noble grand, Paul Baker; Hazel Dietz, Charlotte Dietz, Ruth left support to noble grand, Aaron copal church, held a meeting Tuesday SPECIALS ALL THIS WEEK Pink salmon, 2 cans, 19c: Gibbs pork and beans, 6 cans, 23c; Hersheys cocoa, 1 lb. can, 11c.

Glen Rock Service Store, Elwood Shearer, Prop. Adv. Brown. Big Double Program "Gentlemen Are Born." Is a college education necessary to succeed? The working' class picture. Also "Mystery Women." Women will understand her secret.

Men will marvel her allure. Trail theatre, Apr. 6, at 7:15 and 9:15 p. m. Adv.

8-2t evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. About fifty young people attended Lisburn, April 4. The funeral of Daniel Brown, who died suddenly at his residence at this place Saturday, was held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with services at the house and interment at St. John's cemetery, near Lewisberry.

Rev. W. Arthur Faus, pastor of Methodist Episcopal church, Lewisberry, officiated. The pallbearers were: James Powell, Earl Tehl, Russell Anderson, Harry Anderson, John Anderson and Levi Hoffman. the fellowship supper at the Delta M.

P. church, Wednesday evening, spon Cise, Dorothy Diee, Janet Shearer, Myers; right support to vice-grand, Loretta Innerst, Gladys Glatfelter, M. J. Wiley; left support to vice- T. Horace Leib.

The meeting was in change of the president Mrs. Allen G. Trout. The following program was rendered: Scripture reading, Miss sored by the members of the W. C.

T. U. James A. W. Kiliip.

president of Hilda Smith, Mary Leader, Idabelle grand, Charles F. Leer; right scene Dise, Richard Dise, Mr. and Mrs. supporter, Donald Fry; left scene the state young people's branch of the W. C.

T. spoke. Dise. supporter, Harold Starry; chaplain, Irma Kurtz; secretary's report, Miss Beatrice G. Trout; treasurers report; Miss Thelma Kerllnger; guitar solo.

TRACEY OBSEQUIES HELD AT PARKTON Parkton, April 4. The funeral of Alfred Nelson Tracey, retired black The Dorcas class of Salem Union H. W. Castle; Inside guard, Harry Mrs. J.

Earl Miller, South Main The Cardiff Community club will street. Miss Thelma Kerllnger; reading, meet with Mrs. Richard Rees. Friday. Sunday school will meet Tuesday Byers; Outside guard, Guy Brandt, evening, April 9, at the home of Mr.

Mrs. Annie Wiley spent a week in DAUGHTER IS BORN TO at 8 o'clock. Church Calendar The services on Sunday are: Meth smith, who died at his home, here and Mrs. E. R.

Myers. Hershey as a guest of her son, Clar "The Bare Facts of the Case," Miss Beatrice G. Trout; jokes, Mrs. Allen G. Trout, and sketch, Mrs.

Ralph R. A meeting of the trustees of Slate- MARYLAND LINE COUPLE local and long; distance transfer business, has disposed of his business to i ence wney ana lamiiy. odist Protestant Rev. Charles B. Ro- Tuesday morning, was held today.

Services were held at his late home ville church will be held in Delta chapel Sunday, at 2:30 p. m. Sara Stough, York Springs, is a bey, pastor, Sunday school, 9:15 a. R. Bailey Tu McAllister street, John J.

Hemler, 205 South street, to guest of Mr. and Mrs. at 2 p. followed by interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Rev.

O. H. preaenmg, a. senior Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m.

Church Bnefi Services Sunday in the churches of Maryland Line, April 4. A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Alvah M. Hoffheiser, near here, Miller.

Games were played and prizes awarded to Miss Leona D. Trout, Miss Gladys M. Hildt and Mrs. Walton E. Hess.

Those attending were: Mrs. Ralph cmpiujeu uy mi. tbe Hanover General hospital. After this week, fer for about twenty years. Mr.

Lingg, undenroinir an V-rav evaminatinn Meads, M. E. pastor ot this place. Presbyterian, Rev. Tolbert D.

who served as lonr distance driver, Mrs. Smith. whi ha9 hn in fr Announeinn officiated. The pall-bearers were: named Margaret Grace Hoffheiser; Hewlett, pastor, Sunday school, 9:30 a. preaching, 100:30 a.

Bible took possession this week. Mr. and i time, was returned in the ambulance Tne KluSn Funeral Home and Furni weight 8 pounds. this vicinity are announced as follows: Slate Ridge Presbyterian church, Rev. James L.

Grazier, pastor, Sunday school, 10 a. preaching, 11 a. m. Mrs. Shaffer and Mrs.

Shaffer's fath C. G. Cooper, A. J. Trout, C.

A. Borneman, V. S. Donaldson, J. P.

Bull and C. W. Hendrix. to the Hemler home. ture Store will be continued, giving the same courteous and prompt service as always.

Two Are Fined Robert Curvin Dietz. Hallam R. D. night, April 7. Rev.

John Harries, Slateville Presbyterian church. Rev. MRS. BRUCE S. KLUGH.

er, J. M. Thoman. will move April 16 to the Weisensale fanm of fifteen acres, along the Bonneauville-Gettys-bursr highway. Mr.

Lingg and his family will move into the Shaffer property on York street. The busi- 1, was fined (10 and costs today by Justice of the Peace L. D. Sell on a B. W.

Jones, pastor, Delta chapel, Sunday school, 9:30 a. Slateville Adv. 5,6,10 Marietta, will preach the first week, and H. A. Bailey, York, will conduct the music.

Services will be held at 7:45 Sunday night and at 7:30 during the week. Big Double Program "Gentlemen Are Born" and "Mystery Women." Trail theatre, Shrewsbury, Sat, Apr. 6, at 7:15 and 9:15 p. m. Adv.

charge of passing an automobile at an church, Sunday school, 10 a. R. Miller, Mrs. Allen G. Emenheiser, Mrs.

Russell A. Gibbs, Mrs. Ross Tredway, Mrs. T. Horace Leib, Mrs.

Allen G. Trout, Mrs. J. Earl Miller, Misses Thelma Kerllnger, Gladys M. Hildt, M.

Catherine Dixon, Irma Kurtz, Dorothy E. Hell, Beatrice G. Trout and Ieona D. Trout, members; and Mrs. Vernon.

Herscy and Mrs. J. Evans Waltemyer, visitors. The committee. Mrs.

Russell A. Gibbs, Miss Irma Kurtz, and Miss M. Catherine Dixon, was appointed to arrange a program for the next meet intersection. The information had Study class, 7 p. m.

Stewartstown Methodist Episcopal parish. Rev. R. Miller, minister; Stewartstown, church school, 9:30 a. worship service, 10:45 a.

Epworth League, 7:30 p. Cross Roads, church school, 9:30 a. Epworth League, 6:30 m.i Ica lcr, Mrs. Ralph Miller; worship service, 7:30 p. Zion, worship service, 9:15 a.

Church school, 10:30 a. ni. Mr. and Mrs. Levering W.

Ayres, Mrs. Curtis Walker and Mrs. Eva preaching 11 a. theme, "Christian YORK NEW SALEM W. A.

H. Schwartz's Son ness will be conducted under the been lodged by Officer M. C. Wine Conversion." jsnauer name as nereioiore ana at tne- of the borough police department. Rehoboth Welsh Presbyterian Special planting seeds.

Inquire FREELAND same location. church, Rev. John Hammond, pastor, join v. nomasville. was now.

Represent Schcll's, and White BRODBECK Cottontown Dancing and Jokes. Olio Given X-Ray Examination iiucu uy duikcsh jonn n. lum, Rose Seed Co. s. Adv.

Sunday school, 10 a. preaching, 11 a. m. Mrs. Pierre D.

Smith, 112 Broad mis morning on a cnarge ot parking way, was removed in the ambulance is automobile in a space reserved for The Fair Store Lunch Room There will be union evangelistic Big Double Program "Gentlemen Are Born" and "Mystery Women." Trail theatre, Shrewsbury, Apr, at 7:15 and 9:15 p. m. AUv, this mornine at 10 o'clock from the busses. The charge had been lodged I Special Sat. Ice Cream, 29c qt.

It's M. Bosley spent Monday in Balti- meetings In the Firemen's hall. Delta, ing, which will be held Monday eve- Features. Brodbecks Band Hall, Sat, April 6th, at 7:45 P. M.

Adv, -3t home of ber parents, Mr. and Aire, by Officer M. Wine, AdVi for weeks beginning Sunday ning, May 6, at the borne ot Mr. and more, ft necessary food. Try UI.