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a THE GAZETTE AND DAILY, YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1936. AUTO HITS WALL, DRIVER INJURED Gettysburg Youth Suffers Fractured Nose And Laceration Of Lip COLLISION IN HANOVER Hanover, Dec. 14. Ferdinand aged 18 years, colored, Gettysburg, was treated at the Hanover General hospital early this morning for a fracture fo the nose and laceration of the lip. The injuries were sustained when the automobile he was driving struck a stone at the eastern end of McSherrystown at 2 a.

m. Jones was driving toward Hanover. 'At the sharp turn into Midway machine crossed the roadway crashed into the wall. Patrolman S. Harleman of the Gettysburg station of the etate highway patrol investigated.

Only slight damage resulted no one was injured when automobiles operated by Charles E. Herr, Elm avenue, and Edward G. Gentz, West Hanover street, collided Baltimore street, near Walnut street, this morning, shorting after 11 o'clock, Elects Officers to serve for the ensuing term were elected at a meeting Gideon Grange, No. 2010, Patrons Huebandry, as follows: Worthy master, Curvin A. Wentz; overseer, Walter Little; lecturer, R.

W. Snyder; steward, Franklin Zepp; sistant steward, Irvin Kress; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Elmer Redding; chaplain, Rev. B. K.

Mowrer; treasurer, Clarence Fuhrman; secretary, Edna Little; gate keeper, Simpson Mummert; Ceres, Rebecca E. Mower; Nettie Wentz; Pomona, Daisy Snyder; executive committee, Mary E. Bowman, Mary and Guy B. Thoman. The next meeting will be held January 8, which time the officers will be installed.

Pratt- Rebert Wedding Miss Gertrude Rebert, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jacob F. Rebert, 125 Riley Pratt, son and Mrs. Carlisle street, became, the bride Howard Pratt, Baltimore, at ceremony performed in the Church of the Redeemer, Baltimore, Saturday afternoon.

The Episcopal ring ceremony was used by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Baker. The immediate famand a friends witnessed the 'cefemoclose A dinner was served in Lord Baltimore hotel after which the newlyweds left on a short wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside in the Wayne apartments, Waynesboro, where the bridegroom is employed with the Williams Construction company of York.

The bride is a graduate of Hanover High school, class 1928; Goucher college, Baltimore, class of 1932, and Temple Secretarial school, Washington, D. 1933. The bridegroom is a graduate of Lehigh university, Bethlehem. Auchey--Lehigh Claude H. Auchey, and Erma Lehigh, both of Hanover, were united marriage thie morning at Westminster.

The ceremony was formed in the parsonage of Grace Lutheran church by Rev. J. Hess Belt, associate pastor. The couple was unattended. Lodge Social Paul Lau Commandery No.

66 of Hanover will hold their annual Christmas, Bank social in building, the this lodge coming hall, Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Guilty Of Larceny Robert P. Sterner, West Manheim township, was found guilty of larceny of traps and muskrats from Roy Sterner, also of West Manheim township, after a hearing before Justice of the Peace John W. Dubs, Penn township, this evening. The defendant was directed to make restitution for the traps and the pelts and to pay costs of prosecution.

Attorney Amos Hermann, York, represented the defendant. Attorney Harold B. Rudisill, Hanover, assistant district attorney, represented the commonwealth. Police Court Fines and forfeits totaling $27 were collected police court over the week-end by Chief Burgess John H. Little.

William King Ryan, Mardela Springs, forfeited $5 for passing a red signal light and John Connelly, Gettysburg, forfeited $2 bond for making a U-turn in the first block on Broadway when they failed to appear in court this evening. Allan Smith, 40 North Locust street, Hagerstown, and Ralph fined Snyder, Third street, were $10 each on charges of speedIng. Case Dismissed David Gable, Spring Grove, was found guilty of trespassing on property of Amos Miller in Penn township at a hearing before Justice of the Peace John W. Penn township. The prosecutor asked that the defendant be dismissed without fine.

Upon payment of the costs the defendant was discharged. Hospital Notes C. S. Weaver, 409 Third etreet, was removed from the Hanover General hospital to his home in the ambulance this afternoon at 2:55 o'clock. Emily Root, 503 West Middle street, was removed from her home the Hanover General hospital in the ambulance this morning at 12:30 o'clock.

Mrs. David Musselman, 19 George street, was discharged from the Hanover General hospital yesterday. She had been a patient eince December! 5. MRS. JOHN BUTLER, NEW OXFORD R.

D. 2, DIES New Oxford, Dec. Agnes Butler, wife of John Butler, New Oxford R. D. 2, died euddenly this morning at 12:30 o'clock at her home.

Death was due to a cerebral hemorrhage. She was aged 69 years. The deceased was born in Adams county, a daughter of the late Joseph and Kuhl Wolfe. Surviving are her husband; five children, William, New Oxford R. D.

Mrs. William Potter and Miss Mae Butler, New Oxford; John Butler, Abbottstown R. D. and Mrs. Walter Dugan, Gettysburg; three brothers, Isaac, York Haven; John, Biglerville, and Adam Wolfe, East Berlin; one sieter, Mrs.

ElizRoth, Gettysburg; 28 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon with services at 1:30 o'clock at the home and further services in St. Paul's Reformed church, New Oxford. Rev. H.

E. Sheely will officiate, assisted by Rev. A. P. Frantz, of the Hoffman orphanage.

Interment will be made in the New Oxford cemetery. Friends may call at the horte Turnday evening between 7 and 9 o'clock. GLATFELTER CO. DECLARES SECOND DIVIDEND OF YEAR Spring Grove, Dec. P.

H. Glatfelter company today announced the payment of a dividend of $4.87 a share on its preferred stock. This was the second such dividend declared this year, an the total of both amounts to $7.50 a share. Another indication of increase in business at the plant is the fact that more employes have been hired by the Arm the past three weeks. At present the plant is operating on three, eighthour shifts.

MRS. STRAUSBAUGH DIES AT RESIDENCE NEAR SPRING GROVE Spring Grove, Dec. Cora Dissinger Strausbaugh, wife of Nathan Strausbaugh, died at her home, near Roth's church, Jackson township, Sunday night at 8 o'clock. She was aged 68 years, 11 months and six days. Death followed an illness of two weeks, of acute neuritis.

She is survived by her husband; two sons, Robert and Lehman, Jackson township; one daughter, Anna, at home: three grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. John Wile, and two brothers, John Dissinger, Hamburg, Jacob Dissinger, Minersville, Lebanon county. Private funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the house. Concluding services will be held at Pleasant Hill Church of the Brethren, Jackson township, Rev. G.

Howard Danner, elder in charge, will officiate. Interment will be made in the cemetery adjoining the church. Mr. and Mrs. Carl H.

Shaffer entertained Mr. Shaffer's parents, Mr. Mrs. George F. Shaffer, their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Mark Shaffer and son, Mark, York, Mr. and Mre. Ervin Sprenkle, from the Five Mile House, and Mrs. Claude wentz and children, Mildred and Harold, Nashville.

Mr. and Mrs. Walton M. Wentz and son, William, Narbeth, visited over the week- end at a homes Mr. and Mrs.

A. D. Wentz and John W. Kouts. MRS.

ANNIE STRICKLER DIES NEAR LONGSTOWN Longstown, Dec. Annie S. Strickler, widow of William H. Strickler, died at 4 m. today at the home of her son son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert C. Ness, near here, of a complication of diseases. She had been ill since the death of her husband about three months ago. She was 71 years old.

Mrs. Strickler leaves the daughter with whom she lived; a son, Elmer C. Strickler, whose address is not great- and two sisters, known; seven a grandchildren, four Mrs. Sarah Markey, this place, and Mrs. Mary Young, Red Lion.

The funeral will be held at 10 a. m. on Thursday, with brief services at her home and concluding services in the Longstown United Brethren church. Burial will be made in the cemetery adjoining the church. Funeral Director Purd A.

Riedel, Dallastown, has charge of arrangements. KUNKELS HOSTS AT OYSTER DINNER AT YORK NEW SALEM York New Salem, Dec. oyster dinner served home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kunkel, on Sunday.

Those present Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kunkel, Dorothy and Gerald Kunkel, York New Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krall, Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Morton, Mr. and Mrs. John Harrold, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Klepper, Jacob Lehman, Daisy Kunkel, Lawrence Bievenour, Grace Illius, Mrs. Kate Deveney, Florence Deveney, Richard Harrold, Bernadine Harrold, Bernice Krall, Helen Klepper, Etta Mae Harrold, Pauline Wampler, Beatrice Klepper, Robert Klepper, Josephine Harrold, Eloise Harrold and Jacqueline Harrold, all from York; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peters and Charles Peters, of Longstown; Mr. and Mrs.

Russel Meisenhelter, Joyce and Lorraine Meisenhelter, Zion View; Mr. and Edward Smith, Elaine Smith, Wellsville, and Mr. and Mrs. John Kunkel and Jacqueline Kunkel, from Dover. Levi Brenneman, Mrs.

John Emenheiser and Mrs. Lewis Wirtz, York, and and Edward Brenneman, of Bair, visited Mrs. Calvin Brenneman, Tuesday. Mrs. Maurice Shive and Shirley June Keller, Seven Valleys, visitel Mrs.

Rosie Myers, Monday evening. Raymond Heiner, Woodbury, visited Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Heiner Wednesday evening. Mrs.

J. J. Skelly, Seven Valleys, visite1 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Becker Monday evening.

Jean Strickhouser vigited Miss Doris Swartz, West York, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Band Senft, Spring Grove, visited Mr. Mrs.

William Tome Tuesday. Miss Thelma Mann is visiting her father, Allen Mann, Shiloh. Hold Butchering A butchering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klinedinst Tuesday.

Two large porkers were slaughtered. Charles Sweitzer and Henry Rosenweig were the butchers. A dinner was served to the following who assisted: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Senft, Spring Grove; Henry Rosenweig, near Seven Valleys; Charles Sweitzer, near Brilhart; Mrs.

William Tome and sons, Richard, thaniel Roy, Klinedinst, Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. and Vernon, NaHarry Klinedinst and daughters, Audrey and Shirley Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klinedinst.

Mrs. Loy Young and daughter, JoAnn, spent Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welcomer, West York. BALTIMORE GUESTS AT SHREWSBURY HOME Shrewsbury, Dec.

and Mrs. S. S. Fogler, Baltimore, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.

M. E. Bricker, Funeral Wednesday Funeral services for Mrs. Susan McCoy, who died Sunday evening at. the home of Noah Shenberger, New Freedom R.

near Mt. Olivet church, will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with all of the services at the Yoe Evangelical church. Interment will be made in the Yoe cemetery. Prime Shell Oysters fresh shucked, 90c qt. Bierman's, Dial 2257.

A trial will surprise you. Adv. d15-3t About 1,000 wild boars with rapierlike tusks roam Santa Crux island, California. Twenty- -three per cent of college students--almost one in four -have defective eyesight. OFFICERS NAMED BY FIRE COMPANY J.

H. Kline Elected President Of York Haven Organization JESSE NEWCOMER CHIEF Haven, Dec. of officers was held Friday night at the monthly meeting Susquehanna Fire company, The officers elected will start their term ate the January meeting, and will serve during the coming, 'elected were: President, J. H. Kline; vice-president, Ray W.

Striewig; financial secretary, J. F. Lehman; secretary, Charles E. Kephart; treasurer, Walter L. Malehorn; trustee, to serve three years, L.

R. Pugh; fire chief, Jesse Newcomer; foreman, L. R. Pugh: assistant, Charles Coble; chief operator, Charles E. Kephart; drivers, Jay Meads, Edwin Meads, John M.

Walton, Roy Krout, Walter Koch and Leo Yinger; chief hose director, Leroy Nagle; assistant, Roy Shorts; chief Nozzelman, Lawrence Grogs; assistant, Samuel Shaffer: chief chemicalman, Elwood Krout; assistant, Curtis Strine; delegate to state convention, Charles E. Kephart; alternate, A. J. Henry. Bills were paid to the amount of $18.88 and the death of one member, Roland Kline, were reported during the past month.

An application for one. new received. member, The William. Stroman, tended by 27 members. FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS.

SNELLBAKER York Haven, Dec. funeral of Mrs. Elmer Snellbaker, who died Friday at her home in York Haven, was held at 1:30 p. m. today from the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Snellbaker, near town. Concluding services were held in the Union church of Manchester. Interment was in Union cemetery, Manchester. Rev.

F. B. Emenheiser, assisted by Rev. Mr. Sherman, officiated.

pallbearers were: Walter Koch, Charles Coble, Lloyd Resser, Cecil Early, George Spangler and Harry Lehman. FAWN GROVE COUPLE IS WED IN PARSONAGE Fawn Grove, Dec. Eleanor Wise, daughter of Mrs. Janie Wise, and Howard Wilson were quietly united in marriage at 6 o'clock Saturday evening at the Fawn Grove Methodist Protestant parsonage. The ring ceremony was performed by Rev.

J. G. Eaton, pastor of both bride and bridegroom, in the presence of the bride's mother, her sister, Helen, Mrs. Clyde Stewart and daughter, Margaret, and Mrs. L.

E. Devilbiss. The bride was attired in a dress of rust crepe with brown accessories. Her coat was also of ruet hat to match. The couple have started housekeeping at the bridegroom's home, near here.

Church Meets The Women's of the Auxiliary, Fawn Grove M. P. church met on Thursday evening at the church. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Charles H.

Merryman, president. Prayer was offered and the Scripture was read by Rev. J. G. Eaton.

Circle reports for the past month were given as follows: Receipts, No. 1, No. No. 3, No. 4, No.

5, total, $87.22. Those attending were Rev. and Mrs. J. G.

Eaton, Mrs. E. Devilbiss, Mrs. H. E.

Webb, Mrs. M. E. Webb, Mrs. M.

J. Herbert, Mrs. W. I. Herbert, Mrs.

George Ruff, Mrs. Martin Lowe, Mrs. A. K. Foster, Mrs.

Charles Merryman, Mrs. Elmer Harrison, Mary Scott, Frances Morris, Mary Brown, Marie Miller, Anna Morris, Helen Harrison, Edna Harrison, Luella Ruth Ruff and Virginia Lowe. The Christmas service of the Fawn Grove M. P. church will be held on Sunday evening, December 27.

The program centers around the theme, "Peace." A play entitled, "'The Sign Of Peace," will and a program of recitations, songs and drills is arranged. Full House For Play ed Fawn The Herbert," three Township act given by comedy, Vocational studente "Big herette Friday evening in church hall, New Park, was presented before a full house. In appreciation of the services of the coach, Mrs. A. M.

Porter, a floor lamp was presented to by the cast. Between acts, two solos were sung by Miss Alverta Standiford, accompanied by Mias Nancy Bowman. A cornet solo was played by William Theophel and a clarinet solo, "Home, Sweet Home," by Arthur Alloway, Miss Ruth Theophel, accompanying. Miss Bowman also directed the school orchestra in sevselections. feral and Mrs.

W. E. Manifold, Mr. B. H.

Jamison, Mr. and Mre. Harry and Mrs. M. to E.

Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. James T.

Smith, this place; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Marstellar and Mr. and Mrs. John Marstellar, Red Lion, and Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. Rosenstein, Baltimore, were entertained at a turkey supper Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs.

William Reynolde, Baltimore. Mr. Reynolds has been confined to his home for the past six months, The Mt. M. P.

church Aid at the home and Mrs. Preston society will meet. Thursday evening Baker. The Fawn Grove grange will meet in regular session Tuesday evening. The meeting was not held last week.

School Solons Relect The Fawn township board of education met in the vocational echool Saturday afternoon. President Melvin Krow and Vice- President William Channell were reelected for their second terms. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary, C. Everitt Richardson and the treasurer's report was given by Charles R. Trout.

The following bills for the current month were ordered paid: Public School Employees Retiremen Board, Willard McLaughlin, $40; Harold McCleary, transportation of pupils, $100; Glen Rock Light and company, C. P. Shirey, enumerating, Son, school stove children, grate $20; bars, R. Scott, Foresman company, books, William Small, grade supplies, S. M.

Gladfelter, insurance, R. H. Gamble, insurance, J. M. Bayne, school supplies, Willard McLaughlin, H.

G. Bancroft, supplies, C. L. Alloway, collecting tax, E. E.

Snyder, library fund, $60; Mrs. Marian McGinnis, interest, $21.50. Treasurer Of Sunday School 45 Years Will Soon Retire Moses Paules To Relinquish Office At Wrightsville Evangelical Church After Long' And Faithful Service. Wrightsville, Dec. 14.

Moses Paules, who has served 45 consecutive years as treasurer of the Sunday school of Grace Evangelical church, will be succeeded in this office by his son, Robert, at the end of this year. He recently resigned because of ill health. Mr. Paules is 69 years of age and came to Wrightsville 50 years ago from a farm on which his parents resided near East Prospect. He followed the iron mouldere' trade in local foundries for the past 44 years.

He remembers distinctly his first Sunday a8 treasurer of the Sunday school in the old church on Chestnut street. In reminiscing, Mr. Paules stated that the first Sunday he served as treasurer the collection amounted to eighty cents and the number of persons attending WAS about sixty. During his time in this office, the Sunday school was moved into new church and the number on the roll increased to over six hundred. He recalls the incident that was the beginning of hie attending Sunday school.

He, with several other young men, had time on their hands on a Sunday morning 45 years ago that they didn't know what to do with, when one of the group suggested that they attend Sunday school in the -finished church on Chestnut street. Acceptance of the suggestion was unanimous and they all attended the first Sunday school held in the then new and now abandoned church and Mr. Paules was appointed treasurer, which office he held up to the present time. He also served as treasurer of the congregation from 1916 to 1933. C.

E. Election meeting of the Christian EnAt a deavor society fo Grace Evangelical church held Sunday evening the following officers were elected to serve for the following President, John Guinter; president, Ruth erine recording Blessing: recording, secretary, Cathsecretary, Jean Kinard; corresponding secretary, Mrs. John Nauss; treasurer, Clair Rudisill; pianist, Thelma Bailey; assistant pianist, Jeanne Blouse. Installation services will be held at a later Mre. Guy Myers entertained members of her bridge club at her home Friday evening.

Prizes were awarded to Mrs. R. Andrew Hoover and Mrs. John Silar. A luncheon was served to the following: Raymond Beck, Mrs.

Gordon Glassick, Mrs. R. Andrew Hoover, John Silar, Miss Marie Dissinger, Catherine A. E. ZINN RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT OF DOVER TWP.

SCHOOL BOARD Dover, Dec. E. Zinn was re-elected president of the Dover township school board at a meeting held recently at the Weiglestown school building. W. B.

Mackison was elected vice-president of the board succeeding George Frey. Mr. Mackison takes the place of C. L. Trimmer, who resigned when he moved from Dover township.

Mr. Mackison was appointed by the court York county. The other officers of the board are: Secretary, Jacob B. Diehl, and treasurer, Harry H. Leib.

The following members were present: Allen E. Zinn, W. B. Mackison, Jacob B. Diehl, Harry H.

Leib and George Frey. French Club Meets "Le Cercle Francais," a French club of the Dover High school, recently presented the following program: Reading, "How The French Chose the Color of Their Flag," Mildred Henry; poem by Louise Newbould; reading, "The French Schools," Arlene Wire; Table in French," Glenn Julius: reading, "Un Bon Mot," John King; game in the form of questionnaire, Louise Rentzel. Hold Christmas Party The Gleaners class of Calvary Lutheran Sunday school held Christmas party at the home of Mr. a and Mrs. Luther Stambaugh.

The program was opened a piano prelude, "Christmas Chimes," Mrs. Orville Myers: Christmas Story," as told in the Scriptures, was read by Mrs. Claude Hoffman, Mrs. Howard Haas, Mrs. William Hoffman, Mrg.

Curvin Border, Mrs. Edward Fickes, Mre. Raymond Miller, Mrs. Vernon Miller, Mrs. Curvin Gettys, Mrs.

Harry Lehr and Arlene Lehr. Christmas carols were sung by the class. During the business period the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. Harry Lehr: vice-president, Mrs. Edward Fickes; secretary, Mrs.

Luther Stambaugh; assistant, William Hoffman; treasurer, Mrs. Norman Gross. Santa distributed gifts to the following: Mrs. Howard Haas and son, Charles, Mre. Edward Fickes, Mrs.

Raymond Miller, Mrs. Vernon Miller, Mrs. Claude Hoffman, Kenneth Hoffman, Mrs. and Mrs. Curvin Gettys and daughters, Hazel and Betty, Mrs.

William Hoffman, John and Beatrice Hoffman, Mrs. Curvin Border, Janice Border, Mrs. Harry Lehr, Arlene Lehr, Mrs. Orville Myers and Mr. and Mrg.

Luther Stambaugh. The next meeting will be held at the home of Sir. and Mra. Curvin Border. Radiant Stars Elect The Radiant Stars class of Calvary Lutheran Sunday school held its monthly meeting at the home of Miss Anna Stambaugh.

The following program was presented: Devotional exercises, "Christmas," by the leader; reading, "A Christmas," Mrs. George Myers. During the business period the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. Harry Bollinger; vice- president, Mrs. Harry Neiman; secretary, Mrs.

Rebecca Spahr; assistant, Mrs. Melvin Myers; treasurer, Mrs. P. S. Stouch; asstant, Anna Stambaugh.

A prize was won by Mrs. Bert May. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bollinger, Mr.

and Mrs. P. S. Stouch and son, Dudley, Mrs. Edison Brown, Mrs.

Bert May, Mrs. Colin Hartley, Mrs. George Myers, Mrs. Harry Neiman, Anna Stambaugh, Mrs. Rebecca Spahr and Mrs.

Mary Stover. The next meeting will be held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. H.

Hartley. The King's Daughters class of the Dover Reformed Sunday school, Miss Dollie Kunkle, teacher, will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday eVening at the home of Miss Helen Spangler. The Junior French club of the Dover High school presented its monthly program at the high school. The following program was In charge of Lois Brown: "L' the Lord's prayer, in unison, led by Evelyn Lankford; song, "The Margaret Rentzel; French poem by Edward Spangler; discussion, "Vacation Days of the French Youth," George Klepper; "French Lois Brown. Estella Lauer presented an original poem.

was in charge of a jumbled French word contest which was wou REV. W. K. FLECK TAKEN BY DEATH Well-Known Clergyman Expires At Home Near Delta IN MINISTRY 25 YEARS Delta and Cardiff, Dec. William K.

Fleck, active minister for 25 years, died Sunday evening at his home, near Delta. Death was caused by a complication of diseases, which developed from an attack of pneumonia. was 51 years, four months and 16 'aared Rev. Mr. Fleck was a son of Anna M.

and the late Henry R. Fleck, of Cumberland county. He attended Susquehanna univereity and was a graduate of both Gettysburg college and the seminary, He served Lutheran congregations for 13 years at Fairfield, Littlestown, Lititz and Camden, N. J. He then joined the Presbyterian church, and accepted as a minister, served charges for 12 years at Daretown, N.

Williamstown, N. and Chanceford church, near Woodbine, this county. In July of this year Rev. Mr. Fleck withdrew from the Presbyterian Church, U.

S. and joined with the new group, the Presbyterian Church of America. Upon his leaving Chanceford church he and hie family moved near here, where he engaged in farming and also filled various pulpits of churches in the county. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mary M.

Fleck; three sons, Murray William Y. and James all at home; his mother, Mrs. Anna M. Fleck, Lititz; and four brothers, Charles Dallas, Mervin Long Beach, Robert, Huntington, and Mais, of New York. The funeral services at the home will be held Wednesday at 12:30 p.

m. Further services will be held Thursday at the Deatrick Funeral home, Gettysburg, at m. Rev. Frank Dyrness, Quarryville, will officiate, assisted by a number of local ministers. Interment will be made in Evergreen cemetery, Gettysburg.

W. M. S. Meeting Slateville Missionary society met in the Delta chapel Thursday, December 10. The spiritual life group met in the morning for a ehort session of prayer and meditation.

Mrs. Harry Mackinson read the Parable of the Talents and gave a short talk on "Stewardship of Our Talents." After the noon luncheon, the afternoon meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Harry Robinson, by all Robinson singing "Silent Night," "Mrs. read the Scripture lesson, followed with prayer by Mrs. S.

J. Barnett. Mrs. Brooke Snodgraes reported $210.75 cleared from the Thanksgiving dinner. After the reports of the different committees, the president welcomed Mrs.

Earl cletone Mira. new Henry member Whiteford of the was 80- announced as the new superintendent of the Guild girls. mission study book "Congo Crosses," was given by Mrs. Marshal Scarborough. A reading, "Hear the Angels Sing," was given by Mrs.

Harry Mackinson. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Those present benediction. en were Mrs. P. F.

Markley, Mrs. Jessop Cowley, Mrs. S. J. Barnett, Mrs.

William Whiteford, Mrs. Harry Robinson, Mrs. Mrs. Harry Mackinson, Mrs. C.

B. Dempsey, Mrs. Marshal Scarborough, Mrs. Brooke Snodgrass, Miss Louisa Whiteford, Mrs. Mary Lecrone, B.

W. Jones, Mrs. John W. Bay, Mrs. Robert Scarborough, Mrs.

Arthur Harry, Mrs. Merton Kerr, Mrs. D. D. Snodgrass, Mrs.

Harry Galbreath, Mrs. Earl Malone, Mrs. V. G. Stubbs, Mies Anna Wiley and Miss Olla Barnett.

Mary Hyde Society Meets The Mary Hyde society met with Mrs. C. O. Holden, Delta, Friday evening. Miss Ruth Thomas, leader, conducted the devotions, consisting of singing, Scripture reading and prayer.

Readings on Christmas were given by Mies Edith Sommers, Mrs. Paul Wilhelm, Miss Alice Thomas and Mrs. C. 0. Holden, The business session was conducted by the president, Mrs.

Paul Wilhelm. A Christmas party was held and each one present received a gift. The following were present: Mrs. Graham Thompson, Mrs. F.

W. Wyman, Miss Edith Sommers, Mrs. Mary Dooley, Mrs. Charles Rampley, Mrs. W.

A. Hoke, Ruth Miss Alice Thomas, Miss Sadie KilThomas, gore, Mrs. J. M. Wheeler, Mrs.

Ruth McCrabb, Mrs. Richard Rees, Mrs. James L. Grazier, Mrs. Paul Wilhelm, Mrs.

Marshal Heaps, Mrs. Howard Hamilton, Mrs. Martha Amos, Mrs. Owen Greider, Mrs. L.

L. McKinly, Mrs. Thomas Walker, Mrs. Viola Jones, Mrs. Guy Scarborough, Mrs.

Russell Scarborough, Mrs. Howard Walker, Mrs. Melvin Norris Mrs. S. J.

Barnett, Miss Hilda Kilburn and Mrs. Holden. New Funeral Coach left on Sunday night for Tiqua, Ohio, Mir. and Mrs. Hubert P.

Harkins where they have purchased a La Salle funeral coach. They expect to arrive home Tuesday night. Mr. Harking is a Delta funeral director. Marjorie, Gailey, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. Clarke Gailey, Delta, was takn to Union Memorial hospital, Baltimore, Saturday evening, suffering with pneumonia. Miss Anna Whiteford, Cardiff, underwent an operation at the Garfield hospital, Washington, D. last week.

She is reported improved. Miss Elizabeth Moore, Delta, visited her sister, Miss Case Moore, a patient at Maryland General hospital, Baltimore, Saturday. Miss Moore, a teacher in the Delta grade schools, underwent an operation about two weeks ago and remains quite ill. Mrs. H.

S. Allen, The Brogue, was a week- end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lane R. Whitaker, Delta.

Miss Ruth Thomas, a teacher in Slate Ridge Sunday school, entertained her a a class at her home in Delta Saturday evening. Games contests and carol singing were enjoyed. Refreshments were served to Theda Botts, Helen Samsell, Ellen Wayne, Nellie Wayne, Frances Pyle, Louise McCrabb, Betty Jean Galley, Bertha Wise, Charlotte Pennington, Jean Whiteford, Mrs. Ruth McCrabb, Misses Alice and Ruth Thomas, Prof. W.

M. Samsell and Frank Thomas. Mrs. Lewis Ernhart, Chestnut Level, was a guest over the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Cooper Mobley, and her sister, Miss Margaret Mobley, Delta, R. D. PARKTON SPECIAL DOUBLE SHOW, "Let's Sing Again," featuring the boy wonder and radio star, Bobbie Breen and Henry Armetta, plue, "Girls Dormitory," starring the new French girl, Simone Simon, Ruth Chatterton and Herbert Marshall. The outstanding double feature of the season. Tues.

cnl Dec. 15-16. Sylvanian theatre. Adv. d15-2t TO SELECT FARMER HORSESHOE PITCHING CHAMPION TOMORROW The champion farmer horseshoe pitcher of York county for 1936 will be selected at a horseshoe pitching contest which will be conducted County Agent George G.

Weber on Wednesday afternoon, December 16, at 1:30 o'clock on the Smoketown courts located farm of Charles Sheffer, one mile east of Jacobus. The contest will be open to York county farmers and their employes. The winner of the contest will represent York county in the state contest to be held in connection with the state Farm Products Show, at Harrisburg, January, 1937. In case weather conditions on Wednesday afternoon should make it impossible to conduct this contest, it will be helm. on Friday afternoon at the time and place as indicated above.

WILLIAH J. HEDRICK DIES AT RESIDENCE NEAR STEWARTSTOWN Stewartstown, Dec. J. Hedrick, a retired farmer, died at 7:45 o'clock this evening at his home in Hopewell township, near here. Death resulted from the effects of a stroke of apoplexy suffered ten weeks ago.

He was aged 65 years, eight months and four days. A life-long resident of community, Mr. Hedrick was member of the Mt. Pleasant Lutheran church, near Rinely, and belonged to Odd Fellows lodge, No. 1174, Rinely, Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Ida Mary Hedrick; two daughters, Mrs. Claude Thompson, at home, Mrs. J. Vernon Yost, this place; and three grandchildren. The funeral will be held Thursday with services at the house at 2 p.

m. Rev. George D. Laird, pastor of Mt. Pleasant Lutheran church, will officiate.

Interment will be made in the Mt. Pleasant church cemetery. Funeral Director W. Howard Webb, Fawn Grove and Stewartstown, has charge of arrangements. Funeral of Miss Kurtz Funeral services were held today for Miss Rosanna Fulton Kurtz, of Stewartstown R.

who died Saturday at the homis of her brother, H. Kurtz, place. Services were conducted at the funeral home of W. Howard Webb, Fawn Grove, by Rev. Tolbert D.

Hewlett, pastor of the Stewartstown Presbyterian church. The pallbearers were: Harry Alloway, John Hendrix, Walter Bartenslager, Edwin Rehmeyer, Edward Warner and Walter Ebaugh. Interment was made in the Stewartstown Presbyterian cemetery. IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS for ladies. Beautiful LaCross manicure sets for sale at Hill's Barber shop.

Adv. d15-3t COUPLE TAKE NUPTIAL VOWS AT JEFFERSON 11 o'clock Christmas eve. School Yule Program Miss Dorothy Rebert, this place, Jefferson, Dec. Behler, son of William 1 Behler, of Seven Valleys, and Miss Romaine Hoke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John C. Hoke, Seven Valleys, were married on Wednesday evening, December 9, at 6 o'clock at Jefferson. Rev. Paul D. Yoder, pastor of the Jefferson Reformed charge, performed the ceremony.

couple will live at the home of the bridegroom's parents. Guest At Parsonage Mrs. Bruce Thomason, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, spending some time at the home, of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. D.

Yoder. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Auchey, of West York, and Mr. and Mrs.

Willis Kessler and daughter, Flo, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Auchey, near here. Sunday Schol Elects Trinity Lutheran Sunday school held its annual election Sunday morning. The following officers were elected for the 1937 term.

Superintendent, Fred Shive; asgistant superintendent, Walter Snyder; secretary, Mrs. John Kessler: assistant secretary, Tillie Case; treasurer, Niles Shive; librarians, Virginia Burns, Ellen Brenneman and Clyde Krebs; cradle roll superintendent, Tillie Case, a and superintendent of home department, Mrs. Millard Shive. Trinity Lutheran Sunday school will present a Christmas entertainment Sunday evening, at 7 o'cloek. Trinity Lutheran church choir, under the direction of Russell Nace, York, will present a Christmas cantata, "Come Ye To Bethlehem," at teacher of Beard's school, North Codorus township, announced the date for the Christmas program of the school as December 23, at 7:30 p.

m. The program includes songs, plays, and an operetta, "The Little Rich Girl Who Is Poor." Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoff and children, George and Buddy, were Hoff's parents, Mr. Mrs.

William recent guests at home of Mr. hand Hoff, near Seven Valleys. Members of the Luther League of Trinity Lutheran church presented the following program Sunday evening: Selection by the orchestra; hymn, "My Jesus, I Love topic, "Great Advent Hymns," discussed by Mrs. Fred Shive; scripture lesson, read by the leader, Mrs. A.

B. Auchey; hymn, "For God So Loved the week day read. ings, Ellen Brenneman, Mrs. Charles Markle, Blanche Rohrbaugh, Virginia Burns, and Emert Brandt; hymn, "Tell Me The Story of Bible readings, Curvin Kessler: vocal duet, "Silent Night. Holy Night," Mildred Auchey and Mary Doll; select reading, "Our Restless Hearts," Mrs.

Alton H. Hildebrandt; selection by the orchestra; hymn, "Joy To The and Lord's prayer, in unison. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O.

F. Swartzbangh were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lau, Mr. Mrs.

Spurgeon Lau, and son, Bobbie, Seven Valleys: Mr. and Mrs. Kessler, Mrs. Harry Trimmer, Arring Grove, and Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Nace. Miss Fannie Swartzbaugh spent the week- end at the home of Mr. and Mre. John Kessler, Spring Grove. Mr.

and Mrs. Bertus Kessler and Curvin, near here, anent Thursson, day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kessler. Spring Gorev.

Miss Ruth Rohrbaugh and Wilford Swartzbaugh visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kessler, Spring Grove, Saturday evening. English speaking races inherit their languase, from Teutonic peomigrated to Britain from Denmark ples- Saxons and Jutes--who and north Germany in the fifth century. Plants of the Hawaiian islands in general show a relationship to those of New Zealand and Australia, despite the fact that the islands are nearer to North America and that de winds and ocean currents are 3 from North America to the islands.

28 GIRL SCOUTS ATTEND WORSHIP New Freedom Troop Members Hear Pre-Christmas Sermon By Rev. Shank SPECIAL OFFERING Birnstock and Minnie Crumling. Mr. and Mre. George Fahringer, Helen, Lucretia, Thelma and Carl Fahringer attended a turkey dinner at the home of the former's son and daughter-in-law.

Mr. and Mrs. Parke Fahringer at York on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Miziner and children, Dorothy and Ralph, were Sunday guests of the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Curvin Getz at Reading. Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Smith and Mrs. Leddy, Smith's were parents, guests Mr. on and Mre. Karl Birnstock, of York. Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Cooper and daughters, Barbara and Patsy, of Harrisburg, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Glassick. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hilt were week-end guests of Mr. and Mira.

Raymond Yost at York. Mrs. Mary Tyson and Vera Leber spent Saturday at Philadelphia. Donald Smeltzer, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Austin Smeltzer is confined to his home suffering from whooping cough. Xmas Shoppers A full line of Men's and MOSES PAULES Boys' Clothing and Furnishings: Shoes, Hosiery, Underwear for all; Ties, Mufflers, Shirts, will be found here. BENEDICT Wrightsville, Pa. Adv. 10,12,15,17,19,22 by Ermil Mills.

A "yes" and "no" game conducted by Jane New. bould. was, next French program will be given by senior and junior classes December 24. The first quarterly conference of this conference year of the Dover United Brethren circuit was held in the Dover church Wednesday evening. The conference superintendent, Rev.

J. H. Ness, D. was in charge of the meeting. All of the churches in the circuit were represented at the meeting, including the pastor, Rev.

1 H. Dixon Boughter, D. D. Alumni Day Dec. 23.

The faculty of the Dover High school announced that Alumni day will be observed in the Dover High school Wednesday, December 23. W. M. S. Meeting Mr.

and Mrs. R. O. Lauer entertained the members of the Women's Missionary society of the Dover Reformed church at the December meeting. The following program was in charge of the president, Dollie Kunkle: Worship, "Sharing Christmas, Our Greatest Possession;" prayer, R.

O. Lauer; poem, "The Daron; Emigrant "Christmas Madonna," Giving." Stable Wolf; "The Meaning of Christmas and Its Mrs. R. W. Limbert, Dollie Kunkle, Mable Wolf, Claire Julius.

A special meeting will be held in February which will be open to the public. A committee composed of Mrs. G. H. Daron, Mrs.

Francis Bievenour, Margaret Ketterman, Mable Wolf, Mrs. R. W. Limbert, and Dollie Kunkle, will make the arrangements. Those attending were: Mr.

and Mre. R. O. Lauer, Alice Gerber, Mrs. G.

H. Daron, Mrs. Kate Wehler, Dollie Kunkle, Claire Julius, Mrs. H. P.

Julius, Mrs. J. M. Stauffer, Mrs. R.

W. Limbert, Faye Miller and Mable Wolf. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.

P. Julius. Ministerial Convention A crowd that packed Warrington Townehip Full Gospel church, Rev. C. N.

Crone, pastor, to its doors, attended the Fellowship Convention of Ministers held last week. A stirring message was brought by the general superintendent, Rev. Flem Van Meter, of Philadelphia, on the "Power Of The Holy Spirit." Rev. Clattenburg, of Reading, brought a message on subject of "The Trend Of The Age." The following ministers and evangeliste and their wives attended the convention: Rev. and Mrs.

Fleming Van Meter, York; Rev. and Mrs. T. Watts, Enola, Rev. and Mrs.

A. Chase, Harrisburg; Evangelist H. Hardt, Shamokin; Rev. Fred H. Huber, Mercersburg, Rev.

Leo Starner, Chambersburg; Rev. Frederick D. Eide, Wrightaville; Rev. Clayton E. Bush, Upper Darby, Rev.

H. A. Christopher, Lewistown, Rev. Clarence Moffett, Lewistown, Rev. and Mrs.

E. W. ence L. Lefever, Paradise, Winand, Columbia, Rev. Evangelist A.

H. Gilbert, Philadelphia, Rev. H. E. Wagner, miesionary to China; Rev.

W. R. Simmons, Tampa, Evangelist T. T. Hardt, Hagerstown, Rev.

H. S. Weaver, Chambersburg, Rev. Flem Van Meter, Philadelphia, Evangelist and Mrs. T.

Cole, Mechanicsburg, Evangelist Nimrod Park, New York, N. Rev. Walter I. Palmer, Lancaster, Rev. and Mrs.

E. Clattenburg, Reading, Evangelst Mrs. Straus, Philadelphia, Rev. and Mrs. Charles N.

Crone, Dover. Evangelistic services are being conducted in Warrington Township Full Gospel church. Rev. T. T.

Hardt Hagerstown, the evangelst. meetings are Beings conducted each night at 7:30 and Rev. Mr. Hardt will also speak at 11 Sunday morning. Bernard Crone has recently accepted a position as truck driver for Spangler, merchant.

It seem to me we cannot ho'p longing and wishing while we are throughly Eliot. The little worries that we meet each day May lie as stumbling blocks acruss our way. we may make them stepping E. Hamilton. New Freedom, Dec.

Girl Scouts in uniforms were guests at the morning worship service at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning. Rev. inspiring sermon, empre Shank, pastor, gave an phasizing the influence that Mary and Joseph had upon child life of Jesus. "They were the ones who gave him his training," he said, "taught him the Old' Testament principles, and taught him the value of real toil. The young people of today will be the future home makers, and a close walk with God is the most essential thing for a happy, this Christian homelife." service a special offering was lifted in a unique manner, as the contributions from various departments of the church were sent in to the Joash chest, the proceeds of which are to be used for the building fun.

Four members of the Girl Scouts assisted in the collection. Undergoes Operation Mrs. Jones underwent an operation for appendicitis at the West Side sanitarium on Friday, Her condition is reported as being good. Arrangements have been completed for a pie social to be held Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.

in the social room of the Bethlehem Union church, Stiltz, under the auspices of the Sunday school class, taught by Mrs. Raymond Bohn. Piano Recital The pupils of John Wolf met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Swam for an informed piano recital on Sunday afternoon.

Those present were: Adela Fair, Amelia Miller, Pearl Wherley, Juliana Denton, Vergie Wherley, Anna Shuppert, Virginia Markel, Mildred Klinefelter, Doris La Motte. Martha McCullough, Frances Bortner, Paul Shepperd, Norma Swam, Vardella Thomas, Dorothy Albright, Helen Kidd, Catharine Hare, Lauretta Stermer, Catharine Ann Young, Millard McCleary, Margaret Shepperd, Mary Messersmith, Lucille Firebaugh, Robert Zeller, Mary Lois Zeller, Mrs. Stewart Smith, Russell Fair, Mrs. Kenneth Swam, Mrs. John Swam, Pauline Swam and Tohn Wolf.

Societies Meet The Ladies' Aid and Missionary societieg of the Lutheran church met in monthly session at home of Mrs. G. L. Hartenstein. Miss Catharine Zeigler was the leader, the lesson being "Living Missionary Lives In The Home." The next meeting will be held January 5, at the home of Mrs.

F. H. Hartenstein. Those present were: Mrs. J.

Clarence Baughman, Mrs. J. R. Boyer, Mrs. M.

E. Smith, Mrs. N. A. Zeigler, Mrs.

Lee Hershey, Mrs. Libbie Hedrick, Mrs. J. P. Hoffacker, Mrs.

W. S. Grove, Mrs. A. J.

Hedrick, Mrs. V. L. Fisher, Mrs. G.

Fred Hauff, L. Hartenstein, Mrs. Alma Nonemaker, Mrs. Lloyd K. Zeigler, F.

H. Hartenstein, Mrs. J. L. Yagle, Catharine Zeigler, Myrtle Baublitz, Mary Ilgenfritz, Bertha Baublitz and Billie Grove.

Mrs. Silas Talbot, Baltimore, WAS guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles a Talbot. The semi-monthly meeting of the New Freedom Lions club will be held Tuesday night at the De Luxe restaurant, instead of Friday night, as previously announced.

DOUBLE SHOW, "Let's SPECIAL, ng Again," featuring the boy wonder and radio star, Bobbie Breen and Henry Armetta, plus, "Girls Dormitory," starring the new French girl, Simone Simon, Ruth Chatterton and Herbert Marshall. The outstanding double feature of the season. Tues. and Dec. 15-16.

Sylvanian theatre. Adv. d15-2t GLEN ROCK CAROLERS HOLD REHEARSAL Glen Rock, Dec. of the Glen Rock Carollers association, who will sing carols on the streets Christmas eve and morning, held their third rehearsal Sunday afternoon, at the bungalow of Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Frey, at Silver Lake. Those present were: M. C. Hiteshue and Reed Allison, cornets; Henry Shewell, trombone; tenors, A. H.

Bamforth, Stanley Sauble, Sherman Krebs, William Thompson, Dr. C. L. Seitz; sopranos, C. M.

Bamforth, Kenneth Keller, Jesse Shewell, Lewis Bahn, Emory Patterson Auburn Thompson, Charles Rosier, P. Sheffer, M. A. Slonaker, J. Hi: Burns and Harold Rohrbaugh; bassos, Daniel Roser, Walter Seigman, Mark Kroh, James Kroh, Clarence Shewell, William Ehrman, Charles Decker, Emory Bailey and L.

N. Unger. Others present were: Mrs. McKinley, Mr. Greist, Mr.

and Mrs. Ivan Frev, Mrs. Burns, Helena Burns, Mrs. Catharine Burns, J. Koch, Raymond Shue, Mrs.

H. Shewell. The next rehearsal will be held Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock, in the American Legion room. The rehearsal next Sunday will be held at 1:30 p. m.

at "Heit Seit," country home of Dr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Seitz, near here. Lions' Anniversary The Glen Rock Lions' club, at its monthly meeting Wednesday at 6:30 p.

m. in the Community hall, will observe its fourth birthday anniversary. Cota and Cota, entertainers of Harrisburg, will give a program of marionettes and magic. Ladies' night will be observed. The Song and Daughters American Legion Drum and Bugle corps will o'clock at the Community hall.

rehearse Tuesday a evening at 7 A pageant "Seekers after Christmas" will be presented in Fissell's Union church, near here by the Sunday school, December 20, at 9:30 a. m. and 7 p. m. HEADQUARTERS for toys and gifts.

Open every night until Xmae. 0-K Store, Glen Rock. Adv. d15-2t M. S.

OF CENTRE CHURCH TO MEET AT NEW PARK New Park, Dec. Missionary society of the Centre Presbyterian church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mre. William Marstellar. The leader will be Mrs. Harry Anderson.

Yuletide Program Dec. 24 Centre church will hold its Christmas entertainment Thursday evening, December 24. A pageant will be given as a part of the program. William E. Hughes has returned to Want D.

after spending some time with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lowe..