The News-Chronicle from Shippensburg, Pennsylvania • Page 7

MAY 13, lflSB PACE SEVEN1 THE NEWS-CHRONICLE, STIIPrENSBTJRfl. PA. 3 TEACHERS THEATRE elected by Junior Civic (Continued from Page One) the club made plans to tmld an auction for the benefit of the Hospital board. Enjoy Dances, Solo The entertainment program included a contralto solo, "That's What God Made Mothers For," by Mrs. Chester Lowe, and several dances presented by students of Miss Betty Zimmerman, SSTC sophomore.

Participating in the dance recital were: Mary Lou Neidlinger and Linda Arnold, Sailor tap dance; Nancy Naugle and Sandra Fogel-sanger, toe duet; Bonnie Parr and Patsy Ilauk, Two Beautiful Dolls tap dance; Sally Russell and Susan Fisher, Two Hill Billies; Cheryl Ferguson, Toy Soldiers. Billy Alleman, Charles Neidling Fri. and Saturday Showings Continuous From 2 P.M Wilson Choral Club Presents Spring Concert The 73-voice Wilson College Choral club will present its annual ipring concert Saturday, May 14, at 8:15 p.m. in Thomson auditorium. The concert is open to the public.

Directed by Albert van Ackere, the new choir director and assist ant professor of music at Wilson, the Choral club will present a program ranging from sixteenth century madrigals to modern settings of folk poems. In the first group on the program will be Festa's "Down in a flow'ry ale," Dowland's "Come Again, Sweet love," Kale's "How Merrily We Live" and de Lassus' "Echo Song." The Czechoslovakian folksong, Dobru Noc, will open the second group of songs which will also include Mendelssohn's "On Wing3 of Song," and compositions by Franz and Rachmaninoff. The concluding group will be Bartok's Three Old Hungarian Poems. SASHS Seniors Birth Announcements Air. nod J.

30 Fquth yueen Shfppensluirg, a rinupihjer born Sutuiday, JJ.iy 7, ttt thV, Chambersburg hospital. M.r 'and. Churlcj; Wcnger, Shippensburg R. R. daughter born Saturday, May 7, at the Chamlitrsburg hospilal.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelley, We it King a daughter born Sunday, May 8, at the Chaml.ersburg hosjiitul. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Myers, Rox-bury, a son born Sunday, May 8, at the Chair bersburg hospital. Mr. and 'Mrs. Harper Vainer, Shippensburg R. R.

3, a daughter horn Monday, May i), at home. Mrs. Varner and child weld taken to the Chumbersburg hospital the same day by the Shippensburg community ambulance. Mr. and Mrs.

Archie Monn, Fay-etteville, a daighter born Sunday, May 8, at the Chambersburg hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Clayton, Spring Run, a daughter born Sunday, May 8, at the Chambersburg hospital. ivir.

and Mrs. William Tasker, Fayetteville, a son born Monday, May 9, at the Chambersburg hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Deshong, Fayetteville, a daughter born Monday, May 9, at the Chambersburg 13 Out jof Jules Verne's great human adventure" comes The Motion Picture of them All! i WAlT DfSiWS Marcia Kirssin Is Bas Mitzvah Confirm 2 Girls Saturday In Chambersburg jlr.

ami Mrs. Ellis Kirssin of 207 Washington Shippensburg, Jj'as one of two girls 'confirmed at a' special lias Mitzvah ceremony ut worship Bervioen at the Conjre-mition Sons of Israel Saturday, MiiV 7 i Chambersburg. Louise Whitehill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 1,.

Whitehill Chambersburfc H. K. 3, also wils confirmed at this time. 'Friday evening' the two girls wre led to the altar by their parents, who offered a prayer of thanks. The Has Mitzvahs then read the Shenia, chanted the Kiddush in Hebrew and explained the three essentials of the faith: study of worship and righteousness.

Saturday morning they read from the Pentateuch and the Prophets in the original Hebrew and took their pledge of consecration. Kabhi Abram II. 'Album spoke to the lias Mitzvahs of their obligations, duties and privileges. Sam Tobey chanted the liturgy. Milton Silver, president of the congregation, presented the certificates ami Mrs.

Morris Mossovitz present-eil them with prayer hooks on behalf of the Daughters of Israel. Relatives and friends from Baltimore, Altoona, Washington, Ship-pensburg, Waynesboro, Mercers-Imrg and Woodstock, Va. joined the congregation in celebrating the occasion. Hold Sale Friday Of Hay At Letterkenny The property disposal officer at letterkenny Ordnance depot announced Thursday that a spot negotiated sale of approximately 50 acres of mixed hay grasses growing on land located at the depot will take place at 2 p.m., Friday, May 13. The grasses may be inspected between the hours of 8 a.m.

and 3 p.m. until May 13. No. bid deposit will lie required on this sale. The total Lid price will be collected at the time of the official notice to suc-(t'ssful bidder.

There's a New Road To s-K KVtfi Now Playing Romantic Comedy SABRINA FAIR Eve. 8:40 Wed. matinee 2:30 Phone- Car lime 820 at the-- SHIPPENSBURG, PA. Saturday, May 14 Johnny Baker And The Keysmen Floor Show Featuring Dick and Jimmy, the Musical Pee-Wees First and Exclusive Sunday at Friday, May 13 Game Night 4 May 12, 13 and 14 May 16 WITHOUT LAW JlBLX A f- 1 'v1 er and Ned Fogelsonger in Clowns; tally Kussell in Alice Blue down, a toe solo, and Cindy Hays, Darla Wynck and Kay Jones in the Can Can dance. Dinner tables weic with individual corsages fashion ed by the members with Maypoles and streamers in the center.

Paul Musser (Continued from Fuse One) now a clerk in the Chambersburg Area high school office, attended school here but graduated from Chambersburg. Active in 4 II Work Both the son and the daughter have been quite active in 4-H club work and this year Mary Ann and Mrs. Conwell line are together serving as leaders for the Green- village 4-H group. The acre farm is operated as a general purpose and dairy farm and at present the herd numbers 21 milk cows, mostly Holsteins. Mr.

Rife and his son work togeth er in their farming. Get Awards As winner of the first award Mr. Musser will receive 100 pounds of Old Reliable Pig meal from the Cumberland Valley Cooperative as sociation. Second prize of a year's subscription to the News-Chronicle will go to Jay Weller and third prize of 100 pounds of molasses mied on feed to Martha Crider. Tickets to the Victory theatre may be claimed by George Kutzy, John F.bersole, Lewis Swartz, Lester Reinerr.an and Mrs.

Ben Neil. Others identifying the farm were Jacob Crider, Mrs. Hugh MeKechan and Ben Neil. The contest is sponsored jointly by the CV cooperative and the News-Chronicle and awards may be claimed any time from Friday through Monday at the cooperative office. U0BBOIE3E3BBaZSK2arj Willow Mill Park 8 Miles West of Harrisburg Off Route 11 Sunday, May 15 MAYBELLE SEIGER And Her Sons of The Plains Book Your Picnic Now Call (Hbg.) REgent 7-9786 or (Mechbg.) POplar 6-9639 UNSE DRIVE-IN THEATRE I MiHwnv npfwpcn Shinnens- hurg and Chambersburg on Route 11.

Thursday, May 12 Thruuub Wednesday, May 18 First Run in Area CWUMSM WURS WBBltl TYRONE POWER MAUREEN O'HARA bJOHN roB't THE LONG GRAY LINE Cinema! oobtTECHMCOlN Coiivrkf nwicis tomw enf sow Hi, PA.M(H Pltn CWO Sewn Pij, (0WARO HOPl 6tnti vtm 6 Mdw Area Showings Start Midnight! DRIVE-IN THEATRE 1 S3 1 1 KIRK DOUGLAS JAMES MASON PAUL LISAS FETIR USiiRE Pretty Pic'urs A it 5 DIANE WILLIAMS, 1, a stuaeni at the University of Miami, wears her crown and holds a bouquot of roses after she was chosen "Miss Miami Press Photographer of 1955." Miss Williams, whose home is in Coral Gables, will represent the Miami photographers in competition for national honors in Colorado Springs, June 7. (International) Veterans Council (Continued from Page One) over May 30 is asked to contact Mr. Brechhiel for a permit and location assignment. Boy and girl scout troops will be issued free permits on request and their locations will he assigned S6 that there is no overlap, the council decided. Arrange for Cars Ray Wolf, commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars post, is in charge of arrangements for Gold Star mothers over Memorial Day.

Cars and drivers will be pro vided for them in the parade. Clarence Gill will arrange for parade cars for disabled veterans in the Shipponsburg Memorial parade. John Heberlig, commander of the Oscar M. Hykes American Legion pbsi, 'Isr'making arrangements' for the-ianntial Sunday morning Memorial' church service on May 29. fcpS.

for this will be. announced later. Miss 'Nancy Martin again is claairjii'ltn of the flower committee for dee'dration of veterans graves. John iScavers and Stanley Byers will -assist Miss Martin. The boy scouts will collect flowers on the morning of May 30 and any families having flowers to contribute for grave decoration snould place them on their porches that morning and should call the Vigilant Hose company giving their house number to the boy M.

Garfield Barbour will provide ti asportation of the flower bou- 'quets to the cemetery. Present Wednesday evening for the planning sessiori were Mr. Brechbiel, William H. Burkhait, Mr. Gill, Wilbur Fry, Herbert Beckenbaugh, Edwin Hershey, Mr.

Seavers, Mr. Wolf, Ray Fogelsong- i pr and Mr. Heberlig. I Eugene Hoch (Continued from Page One) bills were approved for payment and prizes awarded to pupils of the Kline school for securing charter members. Ronnie Shields was awarded first prize of Vonnie Holtry and Linda Hershey each received $1 as second prizes, and Barry Johnston, 50 cents for third prize.

The Kline PTA has J7 charter members. tj.Vi innnimm that the 111. group will hold its next meeting iv. 4hi.n- on the seconu iuraun jh teniber and every month during the school term. Following adjournment, refreshments were served.

Cumberland County i Court House News i a Deeds Filed Herbert C. Thrush. tr-Si tnuel D. Miller, Newville, lot in Newville, $10J. John L.

McBeth. Newton township, to Ray E. McKeth, Newton, township, tract in Newton township. $1. Chester H.

Ashburn, ihckinson township, to Bruce P. Wagner, liickinson township, house in l'ick-insoii township, Frank E. Mackey, Lower township, to Vurl H. Paulus; Lover Frankforl township, house-in Lower Frankford township. Walter W.

Fickes, Newville. to John Rickabauch, Newville, tract in Newville, S'Q. Cecil licaston, to Sheldon M. Linn, Khippensbitg. house in Shippe.isburg.

Owen CI 'Southampton township, to (leorgt H. Bainer. Pbippet.sljurg, tract in. Southampton township, Joseph Beei-her, I'enn township, t'j Lester V. Ptyn toiului-', BIGSPRING Shippensburg STC Graduate Named Elementary Instructor Monday Seek Coach The Big Spring joint committee elected three new teachers at its monthly meeting on Monday evening and screened three applicants for the job of business manager, although no final decision is expected to be made until next week.

The new teachers are Miss Gloria Ann Bricker of Harrisburg; Robert G. Boyles of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Geraldine Lesher of Seven yalleys, Miss Bricker will be an elementary teacher, Mr. Boyles will teach English and Spanish. This will the first time that Spanish is to be taught in the Newville area.

Mrs. Lesher will teach music, replacing Miss Joanne Ricedorf, who resigned recently in order to accept a position teaching kindergarten at Lewistown. Graduates From SSTC Miss Bricker is a graduate of Lower Paxton township high school in 1951 and will graduate from Shippensburg State Teachers college this month with a B.S. degree. Mr.

Boyles is a graduate of Pea-body high school in 1948 and of the University of Pittsburgh in 1952. He is certified in English, Spanish and history. Mrs. Lesher graduated in 1950 from Lebanon Valley college, where she received a B.S. degree in music and in 1954 from Pennsylvania State university, where she received a master of education degree in music education.

She has taught for five years in Spring Grove joint high school. Meet Again Monday The joint committee is expected lo make its final selection as to business manager at a meeting on Monday evening, following a joint board meeting, at which time a treasurer and solicitor wiN be selected for the year. Of five applicants invited for an interview at the Monday meeting only three put in an appearance. i committee discussed the advisability of purchasing a truck for the jointure and authorized the supervising principal to look into the matter Action on the matter is expected to be taken at next month's session. It also approved the seeUrjpg-pf additional help during the summer for moving books and sunnlies anil the other numerous labofi, Ltticessary to, 11) ftjl term.

(t Approve Wrestling I Wrestling was approved as- sport while soccer has beefr'drop- ped. Indications are that a league will be formed which will 'include Carlisle, Shippensburg, Boiling Springs, Central Dauphin and Susquehanna. Glenn Seifried will prob- coach the sport. Seven teachers, according to Mr. Stone, are still needed.

They are one elementary, one guidance, one English (with football coaching experience), one home economics, one vocal music for high school and one industiial arts. Gettysburg College Has Visitor's Day Saturday Saturday, May 11, has been des- rr i- .,1, nmnn Hut nf Gettysburg college when high school seniors, who have been accepted for next year's freshman class, are invited to visit the campus. Several hundred are expect ed. The program calls for tours of the campus, entertainment by the college choir and campus organizations and lunch in the college dining hall. Divorce Granted A dopipp in divorce was handed clown this week by Judge Edmund C.

Wingerd in the suit of Avinell Ewan Sprecher, Shippensburg R. R. 3, against Merle L. Sprecher, Shippensburg, charging desertion in 1951 and indignities. They were married in Ilagerstown, Dec.

28, 1936. 3awv ENJOY YOURSELF THIS WEEKEND American Legion BALL ROOM Sat. and May 13, 14, 15 Don and Grace Duo Also an added attraction on Saturday night. May II, tie will have The Melo Tones Together with the Ion nd Grace Duo. 0H THE A xif kit Monday, vJr hospital.

ivtr. and Mrs. John Geary, Richmond Furnace, a son born Tuesday, May 10, at the Chambersburg hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

James Frey, Chambersburg R. R. 1, a son born Tuesday, May 10, at the Chambersburg hospital. George Washington was inaugurated tor a second term as President in the city of Philadelphia. Centre county is known as one of the best hunting and fishing regions in the state, 1 3 CUMBERLAND Drive-In Theatre Midway Between Carlisle and Shippensburg' On Route 11.

2 Shows Each Night Starting at Dusk On Our Giant Screen Thursday, May 12 $1.00 A Carload Double Feature a IOHH nUll pa, otUCt CtODiAK Britton Bennett rius liiMlM? ROEERTFMKCIS WrrHN'if Q'PRJ TV CCNNA REED fir-: uiv wv-'M pun "nnr Screen ffort'j' eil fj, I nafWtm Friday and Saturday, May 13 and 11 THE ACT OF I'iS KiLUO STAY AL'V STORY EXPLODES ACHCSS THE MOTION PICTURE SCREEN VISUAL wama mc mooHi ILMi lUKWI mum THE FIRST FUTURMENCTH PRODUCTION OF rut cirnui prnov nr ninip ritcuv tin 4 7J iik rnuiwu diuni ur uiuhi flu. y' VK mHU CRM! expose-bliM WUIfi LORD Monday, May 16 $1.00 A Carload Double Feature itwtu iiui ciuu inma Plus iEoG0RCEYpSJ huntzHALL jSJSX-l Plus I YS i 1 mm Continued from Page One) hiuh school sepiurs the baccalaureate will be held Sunday, May 22 at 7:30 p.m. in Messiah Evangelical United Brethren church and commencement exercises Thursday, May 20 at 8 p.m. in the new auditorium. Guests at Receptions The SASHS Seniors also will be guests at two receptions, the first, sponsored by the Shipponsburg Business and Professional Women's club will follow the baccalaureate service in the fellowship hall at Messiah church.

Wednesday, May 25 at p.m. the First National bank again will be host at a buffet party for the SASHS seniors. During the past week yearbooks were distributed in both Shippens-bui'g State Teachers college and Shippensburg Area Senior high school. Baccalaureate exercises also are set May 22 for the Fannett-Metal Joint high school and for the Big Spring high school. Commencements for these schools will beheld May 26.

Chest Board (Continued from 1'agc One) bipating them to meet temporary needs. Whh stability guaranteed, this fund may. grow faster in future years, he said. Reports from all participating m'ini'iii pvppnt the Memorial Park board were received. Paul B.

Noft- sker, recently named park treasurer to succeed the late' Harold S. Galling, has promised an early report, Mr. Luhrs said. The annual budget meeting of the Chet will be held June 7 at 8 p.m., it agreed. Representatives of all participating agencies as well as all directors are urged by the new president to be represented at that time.

Present Tuesday were Mrs. Fen-icle, Mr. Luhrs, Mr. Burkhait, Mr. Fogelsonger, Donald Rine, Mrs.

Hilton A. Russell, Galen Gates, Mr. Hockeismith, Mr. Wasson and Mr. Liddle.

Political Advertisement) ATTENTION REPUBLICANS SEE and HEAR William R. Mark C'uiiiIh'i Lino ountv Repuhli-ian toinmiltee Kndorscd Candidate lor Judne and Oliver J. Dickey Cumlwrliind County Repuhli- can Chairman and Other GOP Candidates Monday, May 16 9 P.M. to 9:13 P.M. On hanntl 71 Oliver J.

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