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Four The Bradford Evening Star, Friday Evening, June 15, 1945. Beth Deagen Married To Lieut. Donald Hulse Duke Center, June daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lieut.

Donald Hulse, son Center, were united in o'clock in St. Bernard's ceremony was performed Miss Sally Deagan, was maid of honor for her sister and Miss Virginia Hulse, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid. Thomas Deagan, Akron, was best man for his brother. William Schorman acted as The bride wore floor length dress of white net and taffeta with a long veil. She carried a white prayer book and gardenias from which hung streamers of white daisies.

The maid of honor and the bridesmaid wore pale blue dresses with matching hats carried bouquets of mixed blue and white flowers. They each wore a string of pearls, a gift of the bride. Mrs. Deagan, mother of the bride. was attired in a black dress and hat and wore long blue gloves.

Her corsage was of pink carnations. Mrs. Hulse, mother of the bridegroom wore a blue and white print dress with white accessories and a corsage of red carnations. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served to 60 guests at the Emery. Mrs.

Hulse is a student nurse at Chestnut Hill hospital, Philadelphia. Lieut. Hulse is stationed at Hondo Field, with the Army Air Corps. Scout Service Pins Presented At a dinner meeting of the Bradford Girl Scout Council, and Girl Scout Leaders held Wednesday evening at the Pennhills Club. service pins were presented to Mrs.

C. W. Raabe and Mrs. C. E.

Waddingham, members of the Council. Mrs. Raabe, chairman of the Public Relations committee, reported that 12 girls gave 48 hours service at five and ten cent stores in the city during the month of May at War Bond booths. The girls sold a total of $361.95 in stamps and bonds. Girl Scout Council and leaders will sponsor a "mile of pennies" during the last week in June, proceeds of which will be used to buy War Bonds for the purchase of a permanent camp site.

Mrs. William Vernon, chairman of the "Plan of Work" committee, urged all troop work sheets to be in the Girl Scout office by Monday, June 18. Mrs. J. Russell Case, Commissioner, announced the Girl Scout house in West Cordon street will be closed during the month of July and the first two weeks of August.

Junior and Senior dances will be discontinued until fall. Steel plants of the United States employed an average of 571.000 during 1944. RICH MILK HELPS BUILD TINY BODIES STRONG The delicious creaminess of O'Mara's Milk is proof of its wholesome goodness! Its extra rich flavor makes little folks enjoy their daily quota. O'Mara's milk is easy to digest. Babies thrive on it.

FOR HOME DELIVERY TELEPHONE 9553 O'MARA'S SUNNYBROOK DAIRY Sawyer Road Phone 9553 15-(Special)-Miss Beth Deagan, H. F. Deagan of Akron, and of Mr. and Mrs. R.

B. Hulse, Duke marriage Thursday morning at 8 church, Bradford. The double ring by Father Fredrick R. Reilly. 27 at Newcomers Club Luncheon Twenty-four members and three guests attended the regular luncheon meeting of the Newcomers Club yesterday afternoon at the Holley Hotel.

The business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Curtis Tracy. Two new members, Mrs. Bogdes and Mrs. Giraitis were introduced and members who celebrate their birthday in June were congratulated.

Mrs. Horace Simmons introduced the guest speaker. Dr. Dan Berry who spoke on "The Seeing Eye Dog." He told how the institution was founded, and the procedure in obtaining a Seeing Eve Dog. Guests at the meeting were Mrs.

D. L. Rathfon. Mrs. Donald Platt and Miss Mary Hinters.

Wesleyan Service Guild Holds Meeting The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist church met last evening in the prayer room. Geneva Thomas, president, conducted the business meeting. Marian Gentzel led the discussion and the devotions were in charge of Mabel Whitney. The theme of the program was. "Juvenile Protection." Helen Smith and Tina Burgland were hostesses.

Drawstring Dirndl 4653 SIZES 11-17 12-18 By ANNE ADAMS Such a sweet young neckline on this drawstring dirndl. Pattern 4653. Cute with puffed or cap sleeves; couldn't be simpler to sew. sleeves and bodice are cut in one. Pattern 4653 comes in Junior Miss sizes 11.

12. 13, 14. 15. 16, 17. 18.

Size 13 takes yds. 39-in. Send TWENTY cents in coins for this pattern to The Bradford Evening Star. 19 Pattern P. O.

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Cool styles as smart as they are easy to sew. Printed in book are free Patterns for hat. bag, gloves. Fifteen Cents more brings you this colorful book. Gift Suggestions for Day JUNE 17 Score a hit with Dad by giving him a gift that will bring more pleasure to his leisure hours.

We suggest a pipe Our stock is complete. Pipes from $1.00 to $1.50 We Carry the Nationally Advertised Van Roy $3.50, $5.00, $7.50 Emperor Demoth $3.50 NEWS RECORD Main and Mechanic Lauretta M. Lewis Is Engaged to Wed Mr. and Mrs. Albert S.

Lewis of Lewis Run announce the engagement of their daughter, Lauretta Margaret, to Marvin McElwain. Radio Technician 2 son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElwain. Johnsonburg.

N. former resident of Bradford. Miss Lewis, a student at Keuka College, is now spending her summer vacation with parents. Radio Technician McElwain is stationed in the Pacific. No date has been set for the wedding.

Betty Goodman Feted at Shower Miss Betty Goodman, bride-elect, was honored at a shower yesterday afternoon by her four sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Ross. Mrs. Marian Flanders. Mrs.

Jerry Holden and Mrs. Dorothy Sweger, at the latter's home, 80 West Washington street. A bride's scrapbook was made during the afternoon and refreshments were served by Mrs. Ross. Guests were Mrs.

Ruby Cattoni of Bradford and Mrs. Opel DeRosia and Mrs. Flossie Knapp of Minard Run. June Bigler Engaged To Corp. Melvin Hall Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Bigler of 22 South Center street announce the engagement of their daughter. June. to Corp. Melvin Hall, Second Air Force, son of William Hall of Harrisburg Run.

No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Bigler was graduated from Bradford High school this year. Corp. Hall. who is stationed at Grand Island.

is spending A 15-day furlough at his home. Ration Calendar MEATS. FATS. Four Red stamps E2 through J2 good through June 30: K-2 through P-2 good through July 1. Q-2 through U-2 good through Aug.

31, V-2 through Z-2 good through Sept. 30. PROCESSED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Book Four blue stamps N-2 through S-2 good through June 30: T-2 through X-2 good through July 31: Y-2. Z2 and A-1 through C-1 and H-1 good through Sept. 30.

SUGAR--Book Four Stamp 35 valid for five pounds through June 2. Stamp 36 expires Aug. 31. SHOES Book Three airplane Stamps 1, 2 and 3 valid indefinitely. OPA says no plans to cancel any.

GASOLINE-15-A coupons good everywhere for four gallons each through June 21. B-6. C-6. B-7 and C-7 coupons good everywhere for five gallons each. FUEL OIL--All currently valid fuel oil coupons will expire Aug.

31. Change in OPA office hours 9:30 a. m. until 2:30 p. Mon- day through Friday.

Saturday 9 a. noon. Rare earths is a term in chemistry used to denote a group of oxides of certain metals which occur in close association in some rare minerals. Dorothy Dearth Married To Louis J. Deloe, Jr.

The marriage of Miss and Louis J. Deloe, son 54 West Cordon street, was at 4 p. in the parsonage of The double ring ceremony Ernest E. Davis, pastor. Miss and Mrs.

George Dearth of Matron of honor was Mrs. Justina Edwards of Bradford and Robert E. Deloe. HA USNR, was best man for his brother. The bride was attired in an aqua blue crepe dress with white accessories and wore a corsage of gardenias and red roses.

Her matron of honor chose a vellow crepe dress with blue accessories. Her corsage was of talisman roses and sweetpeas. Mrs. Deloe is a graduate of Uniontown High school and has been enployed by the U. S.

Government at Pa. Honorably discharged from the Dorothy Dearth of Harrisburg. of Mr. and Mrs. L.

J. Deloe, solemnized Tuesday, June 12, the First Methodist church. was performed by the Rev. Dearth is the daughter of Mr. Uniontown, Pa.

U. S. Army on June 1 at Fort Dix, N. Mr. Deloe had been in the service five years and was stationed for the past 34 months in Ireland, England, Africa, Sicily, Corsica and Italy with the 52nd Fighter Group of the 15th Air Force.

He is a graduate of Bradford High school and of the Armament school, Lowery Field, Denver, Colo. Mr. Deloe holds the Distinguished Unit Badge. American defense medal. EuropeanMiddle Eastern service medal and the Good Conduct medal.

Fruit Pies Or Raisin Cake Good Choice for Dessert ONCE in awhile we can have a pie for dessert or maybe cake, and raisins or prunes added to the cake help out the sweetening 80 we can cut down on sugar. Today's Menu Baked Fish Baked Potatoes Stewed or Scalloped Tomatoes Raw Vegetable Salad Sour Cream Apple or Peach Pie or Raisin Cake Coffee or Tea Sour Cream Apple or Peach Pie c. sour Pastry cream c. sugar 4 to 6 tart tsp. cinnaapples or mon 8 peaches tap.

salt Core, pare and slice apples, or peel, stone and slice peaches. Line a deep pie pan with pastry; spread with a layer of fruit over bottom, sprinkle with mixture of sugar, cinnamon and salt, and repeat until all are used. Pour cream over top. Moisten rim of the pastry, add top sheet of dough, making T. S.

Garwoods Married 40 Years By BETSY NEWMAN Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Garwood observed the 40th anniversary of their marriage on June 6 at their home, 77 Euclid avenue. The local couple was married in East Bradford on June 6, 1905.

Mrs. Garwood was the former Fannie Hannahs of East Bradford and Mr. Garwood formerly resided in Bridgeton, N. J. The couple has three children.

Charles Garwood of Totten Hollow. Elmer Garwood and Mrs. Ella Bacon of Bradford. They also have eight grandchildren. Buy War Bonds and Stamps D.

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TOILETRIES FOR MEN H. R. ROGALSKY Jeweler MAIN at CHESTNUT School Directors, Officials Entertain For Dr. P. Havens Members of the Bradford School board of directors and their wives, administrative officers of the school and advisors of the class of 1945 entertained with a dinner party last evening in The Emery in honor of Dr.

Paul S. Havens, president of Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pa. Dr. Havens was guest speaker at Bradford High school commencement exercises, held last evening. Dr.

Paul S. Havens Guest of D. H. Phillips Dr. Paul Swain Havens, president of Wilson College, Chambersburg, who delivered the graduation address at the Bradford Senior High School last evening, is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. D. H. Phillips of Minard Run. Dr.

Havens and Mr. Phillips were classmates at Princeton University, Clas of 1925. Mr. Phillips was one of Princeton's official representatives at the inauguration of Dr. Havens as president of Wilson College in 1937.

Clubs, Societies Mrs. David Phillips will entertain members of Monday Club on Tuesday afternoon. June 19, in the Pennhills Club. Mrs. Vera Heddens and Mrs.

Mildred Thompson will be hostesses to members of Past Matron's Club of the Eastern Star at a regular meeting to be held Monday evening. Dinner will be served at 6 p. m. Its SEGALL for FUR STORAGE REPAIRING REMODELING ALTERING PHONE BRADFORD-4500 Samuel L. Blacks Married 48 Years Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel L. Black were entertained at a family dinner last evening at their home in North Bennett street, in celebration of the 48th anniversary of their wedding. The table was centered with white peonies. Mrs.

Mary E. Black, daughterin-law of the couple, of Newark. N. WAS an out of town guest. Their granddaughter, Mrs.

Margaret Platt and son. Jimmy, were also guests. Stamp paid on more than 125,600.000,000 cigarets in the United States in a single year. LIGHT WEIGHT CRYSTAL ICED LIPPED JUGS 114 Quarts each 1.65 212 Quarts each 2.45 CHINA SHOP 22 E. Corydon Dial 3911 two or three slits to allow steam to escape.

Press the top to lower crust, and bake in a moderately hot oven (400 degrees for 10 minutes, then lower the temperature to moderate heat (375 dagrees and bake pie for 35 minutes, or until fruit is tender and the crust golden brown. Raisin Cake c. sifted, 1 tsp. ginger all- purpose tsp. cloves Aour tsp.

nutmeg c. sugar c. vegetable 1 tsp. soda shortening 1 tsp. baking 1 c.

coffee powder c. molasses tsp. salt 1 egg, unbeaten tsp. cinna- 1 c. raisins mon Sift four, sugar, soda, baking powder, salt and apices into mixing bowl; drop in shortening; add c.

coffee, molasses and egg and stir until four is moistened: beat 100 strokes. Scrape bowl and spoon often while mixing. Add remaining coffee and raisins and beat 100 more strokes. Bake in two layer cake pans in 350 degrees F. oven 35 to 40 minutes.

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