The Ambler Gazette 19291017

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The Ambler Gazette
VOL.   Ll-ISrO. 88
AMBLRR.   PA..  OGTrOBER   17,   1929
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m COLD POINT
ITEMS   c:
LOCAL   INTERE.ST READERS
TO
Fish,    Game   Association      Will      Elect Offlcars
.A regular meeting of the Montgom- ii-y t^'ounty Fish, Game ."ind Forestry .\sKiM'Ialion will be held at the ollloe.s of .Adolf .Muller, DeKalb street and 'iermantowii iiike, Thiirsdi'iy evenln.g. ;-4t this session the annual election of I olllcers will take plivce and other Im¬ portant busiiiOKS will be tran.sarted. .ludge .1. Amhler William.'i la preslilent of the ussoelation. ,
Cold Point Church and Community: Club Meets —Abington First Day Un- j ion to Meet Here—Bolton Corson to Go Abroad—Girls Win Contest. Ten cases of imiiii|>s have devcloiied '¦- In the Seeonil '^^rade rouni of' the I'lymoulh   (.'oiisolidiincl   srluiol
Mr. and Jlrs. John h. Kilpatrick, of, Plymouth Meeting, ure reeelving ('on¬ gratulations upon the birlh of a sun, John R., ,lr., In HIverview ho.spital on I'Viday,   Oetober  11,.
Bolton Corson, of I'lymouth Meetlixg, In making arrangiinonts to leave shortly upon an European  trip.
THe postponed meeting of the Cokl Point Chiii'ch and Community eluh. was held on Tuesday eveninu. Mem¬ bers were entertained as guests of Miss Caroline Urooke, of Cold Point. Election of ullieer.s eonstituted the principal business at hand.
Abingion Klist-day School union will be held al I'lymouth Meeting at U p. m. In Seventh-day, Oetober 19. The topic of the .Ifternoon .session will be "Iiow to Teach Quakerism." .M 7 p,. m. Roland (J. li. I.llaml, of Swarth more, will address the union. A cor¬ dial invitation is e.\tended all inter¬ ested to attend.
Mr. and .Mrs. .Millin and family, of Chestnut Hiil, huve leased the Klva Fouike lesldeneo in Plymouth -Mei^inu and will move therein about .N'ov^ni- tier 1.
The choirs of the Plymouth Meeting U. E'. ehureh will hold a masfiuerado party Thur.sday evening. Uitober '24, in ITarniunvllle lire hous-.'. Admission will l>e 2', cents.
Harriet, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shejjpard, of Harmonville, i.s ill with mumps.
Mr. and Mrs -Alhert Young. Chest¬ nut Hill, have rented the .laeksoit inoperty in Plymouth Centro.
Communion .serviccM >Kerc' condiu'ted Sunday morning and evening in Cold I'oint Baptist ehureh. Kev. Hiehmond Taylor, pastor, ofliciated at the ordin¬ ance. Mr. Taylor's morning sermon. "Noonday," alluded to religious iire- pttiation for the noonday of life. His evening subject was "The .''^uineiue Motive." There were 72 in .Sunday school. During the session the sihool 'Waa visit., d hy the .supei'inlendent of the Sunday sehool of the l-'lrst Haptist church of Conshohoeken. Nexi Sunday tho pastor's sermons will he "t^nheeil- ed AVarnings " and '.The A'alue of Wis¬ dom.' A congregational meeting will be held after the siiviee next Suiid;iy morning to elect a linume coniniltlee Trustees  meet  this  Friday  evening.
A Halloween social has been plan¬ ned by the I) M. Oirls' elub and will be held in the church hall, Friday eve¬ ning, October '25. Those who attendod nnnrui.sked v.ll be ehaiged iO admission, while those who are iriiisk- ed will pay only IU CLnts. There will be  prizes and   refreshments.
Plans   for   the   annual   ihieken per of  the Cold  Point   Baptist to  be  held  Saturday,   .Nov progressing nicely.
CharkS Staley, i'lymoiith iMeetlng, has received tlie eonlract lo build a house on the lot of Miss Dorothy (irif- fitli on Norristown road, near Cold I'oint, adjoining tho Pow tract.
Morris Goldstein, formerly a resident of Broad A.Ke, has removed to tlin 'W'alter CoulKton fann, recently inn- chased by a Phlladeliihla party.
Lemuel Rodebaugh, Plymouth Cen¬ tre, Is spending this week at the homo of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Ollard, and family In Tioga.
Mrs. I.,oulsa iMiUhell has returned to hor home in MIddletown, "aftir visiting with Miss F'lora Wood, of Plymouth Centre, for sl.t weeks.
Fred. Shrunk, Plymouih Centro, is convalescent   from pneumonia.
Miss  l<:alhei'iiie  I'.odebaiigh.   of   I'ly¬ mouth   Centre,   has   been  spending few  days  wilii   Mrs.   Katlierine of Rahns.
Bxiiecting   to   havu   haild      rel Friday  evening  at   his  home  un
THE PRESENI DAY mim FOR PEACE
SUBJECT FOR CONSIDERATION  AT COLONY CLUB MEETING
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SAYS   JUDGE   MacNEILLE   TO TARIANS
RO-
Baptists Dedifite Church at Glenside 'llie new ,|i|iin,nOO bulldinu of t't- First I'a.iitflHI Cliurch of CIcnslile, AVaverly and Howl' t loilds, was ile<li- eated on Sunday niornlag by the pas¬ iur, the Rev. K. C. Conuver. Tlie d dl- e.'i'ory sernion was diillvercl hy the iiev.  Dr. .r.  ir.  Franklin.
.Ml'. Conover was assi.sted hy the It v. VM. H. >J{u.sselI. tn tlie evenlnj? the sermon wns by the Kev; (>. C. Prown.
yPPER DUeilN ANO
MISCELLANEOUS    ITEMS TEREST
OF
IN-
PLANS FOR AMBIER
F'hila.   Jurist    Reviews    Problems Ji-idicial  Work — Thinking  of Other   Fellow    Means   Progress Judge   Knight Also  Speaks. I     We   .'ire   a   curious   people.   To
the
EVENT
WILL   CONTINUE NOV.   4  TO  9
FROIVI
sup- ¦hui'ch, 'mber  '2,  are
Cpcn  Every Evening in Fiuck's Garage, '
Under    Auspices    of    Kiwanis    Club, Which   Has   Arranged     a       Monster Event —  Magic   Enjoyed, Hiisintss   Show   arrangements      still; engage   the   iiuerests   of   the       jUnbler j Kiwanians   .at   their     diniur     .sissiuns eaeh    Tuesday   evening    As   tlley   dine i at  I'ort   Side   inn.   llie llie  many  deliiils and ^'] iiiise and which  need  ihe geiier;U  eon- ]   sideratlon   of   the   club. '_       (111   Tii.-siliiy  evening  last   it   Was an- nuiineed that every booth is    eontiaet- ed  for.  Advertising  is  ready and  will le   eiroiilated   in   lown  and  over      the .suri'iuiinliiig   lonniry.   A   new   style     of booth   will   lie  erected   this   year.       and d.aails  ill  this  construction  have  been worked   out.   The  meeting   decided     to eliminate a hand merehant.s.
The grand driiwiiig tickets are In lin uialion and are .selling rapidly. These are for the I'^ord spurt coupe, the radio and the llreside chuir. Poor pi'i/es, to be given away eaeh evening, are heh'i.g proeurid from the generos¬ ity   of   the  loeal   business  men.
The hiisiness show will he held again in llie l''lucK Oarage building, on Poplar sti'ei'l, ovei-j- evening after 7 during tho weelt of .November 4-9, :il- so   on   Saturday   afternoon.
A Hahowe en piiily was suggested hy the Kiwanians, Inu ilii. idea was sel aside because of ihe work attending tlie ari'.angemeiits for the buslnesa ^llOW•. Laiei- it was .suggeston. a n\:ia- i|iieiM(l,. hall may be held for the en- tert.unment of the memhers and their w ives  and  friends.
.\nnoiini eineni was made liefine the ni.' eting lliat the Communlly i'lay¬ ground eonunitlee is arranging tu pre- stnt a play on October 2!l. This, it was voted, should bo energetically .sup- poi'led l>y  the niembers.
Hii'thday leliellaliuiis wen' extended ill many diieellons by Pi'i'sident .Vr- l.uilsio. Ten inembers were called to the head table and were congratuhiled eiiu«.i ^'y *'¦¦¦ Arbuckle and pr<>sented with .1 „jf_^^ whiie cm-natioo.^find "i nov«lty. _ijift Those to receive biithday greetlnxe were Grant IJucharian. AA'illiani P-ui"- nett, Harry Durkin. Renjamin Eves, Dr. W.alter F. Fine. I.utlier Fretz. Is¬ rael H. Hough, l-i-.ink King. Lynn Pyne and Tliuriuaii F. Wright. Mr. .Arhuek- le. him.self. was offeied hearty felici¬ tations by \ice I'lesident King, on the sjime oi^casion.
Several guests v.ere Introduced to the members. They were George C. Illrick, Ambler; Orrle H. I'urdy, St. Louis; F. M, Baiter, .Amhler; J. C. Sulger, Philadelphia, and l''a.ssnaclit, guests -of .Vibuckle.
^Vs entertainment at this meellng the pre.sident introduced .Mr. Hohn, who cleverly mystilied the men iissembied in a series of classical deceptive tricks, whieli all enjoyed. There Avaa much banu'r throughout as somo ot members were tound in possession arlielc« not their own, and tho Iirogram was highly enjoyed.
Harold   E.  Roberts Will  Speak — Fina
Program   Promised   for   Oct.   23—Art
Class  to   Meet   Oct.  21—Activities   in
ether Dopartments.
A.n exi-ellcnt prugram ha.s Ijoeii lU*- ranged loi- the legniJar ineeting ut the Ci.-luny Club of A'mbkT on the '.'lird of Oelul er al
al   .Miss   II  „	
avenu- somed.av    someone   will    dlriet   us    to
Mis.' llai'oM K. RuberUs, of Over-1 "^¦'»' ^t with Speech.' The Rotarians bi'ook. will .speak ,ni "The Pie.sent Day,"' '''^¦"' I"'''''-'-!"'' .^'¦"¦J'"''^ '"?,^ ^)''ti I'rospects  for Peaee."     There  will    ba''•'f^'i-y  "'cn'"?  "^t .tji"^.   rown   Hall  did
readings by Mrs. Allan M. Cralg; nii.slci'"   '^i''**^'
--   rather.
sav.' im   writing   a   letter   of   congratulation or  crmdolenee,   the   llorlst   tells   us   to ;.:il. p. ni.. in the chih" rooma i"P"-y If Avllh Flo-wers;" tho movies ad- Mze.Vs   si-hool,     l.liileiiwuld   ¦^¦•"'"   "»   t"   '"^^y   '^   "'"'   ^""»"       '^""
INTERESTINGLY   SHOWN   IN   AMB¬ LER   HIGH   SCHOOL
they Mis.
said
.folin
ell
Fi-fmc-i^ t O^
' allies from the Hub Cliib did, for tn,., had prevhiusly decoi'.'iled the hall in a si-asonable fashion; they said il with Bong, and they, mostly, of course, th ¦ eiiest-speaker. the Hon. Raymond C. Mai Neille, judge of the common pleas cuiii'i  of  {"hiladelphia,  said    ii      with
the  now-
hy  .Mrs.   l.yle  Pushy -.mO  .Miss
Colien,   amd   Mrs.   l:;dwaid   Tuwne   will
give a book n view.
II  was most .gratifying to hav ^ seven
new   ineniliDi's   p'esent   at   the   opening
n^ ec.ng   last   AVlednesU.-i.y.   The   Colony
Club hopes lo extend :i cordial welcome
n. mbei-s discuss i '" '""">' '^'-¦"' 'members durin-i the year,  siitech.
Huestions  whlcn ' iao|.osod       and   endorsed  hy     inesent      ;irusi might  he  said  aboul
mmnlers. ^,.j, .,„j  ^^le singing, but the uutstand-
Th following ladles are uu the mem-'lng feature  uf  the  evening  was  .ludge boi'shiii       comniit.'ei':   Airs.   Alhin     JI.''ii:iiNellle's   address.
Craig,  Ms.  .Vriliur Michols,  .Mrs.   I. K'      I .-daring   In   his   pieface   that      the Earnest ami iMrs. John Fish-r. is the ver>' best index uf the civil-
There    will  be on  saile at  t!ie .      ion  of  a  people.  Ills  Honor  traced
nieeting Wednesday, the '2'2,rd, thi- I'lulj, the  beginning  of  the  law.  He  depicted Ilins, whicii will -lisplay .ach inenibe^''*'the growth of law from its inetliod    uf name and will cost only IU cents,     ;   |ln'ocedure  under  the       tribal      system The .\rt elass  will start ano.Jier in-h through trial  by ordeal  to our piesent favor or tho radio i teresting  winter's  work  on   Oct.  21  atssysfem of trial  by jury.  .Most interest- ; .1.]."i ill the h.gh sehool. tJO'^.  indeeil.  wfiS  llis Honoi's develup-
I      M'iss Potteige- w-iri he the instnu-toi', inient   of   his   derlaratlon   that       '•The ] and      has plana-d an Interesling    and , "'¦"'¦'•«l  'hiii'4  in Aniema   lu  royalty   is
liraetical coin-so of work.  The  werk m  the  court." j le.iilii-r      -will make suitabii- gifts    for!     looming speciflcally lo the
i^'liristmas. ;      All intorested .in- Invited to ont I class.   Please   (¦onmiuiiieale   with j   Kdwai.J   Fouike.  Amliler HH-IJ,  foi III  1- iiifin-mulioii.
witn   noweis-   Nearly    Every   Country    Is   "Visited"— Klrk and  heri     influence of U. S. in Developing Civ¬ ilization  —   Hockey       Team       Wins from Ablngton — Football  Notes. On  Friday  moining',  October   llth,  a. chorus   of   High   .School   girls       enter¬ tained   the assembly  hy   singing  sever¬ al   songs,   entitled   "Four   Leaf   < lover." by   L    .Af.   Brownell;    "Silent        Starlit
Nigt," hy Oarl llahn, and "Indian i which falls on Ifa-llnw D.awn," liy ,1. S. Zamecnlk. Ann J'ot-i Wednesday aftorniMni telHor,   a  memher  of   the  junior  cl.ass.
.Airs, fur- •
work of a
Judge,  the   honorable  speaker   pictuied
,l,„|tlie  various  dirtieiillies  that  besel   him
in  the  discliarge   uf  his  "xalted  oUUe.
He pointed out. liowover, that gi-adual-
(y this task is being alleviated through
auxiliary   le-^isiatioii,   .us,   fur   example.
DANCING  I'UAVS Itii"  conipensalion  laws.
The   Colony   Cluh   dancing   i-lus.ses        --^'s"'  '"^   '"'   "'''   '"   Ji'^'i'^'^'l       "¦"'''^'
under -lie direction of-the .Misses Heg-i-Jodg-e  Mai-.Noillo   .spoke   at  length
er, will lesum-- on (icviber ISlh at Miss I'^^'f"''''  '"^   '"•""''''    "'^   ' heck-up
Henzey's .school.     IJeginneis'   i-lass   at
:t.:iO ij. 111. Advanced | ui:ils al I.'JO p. m.
]''urlher   ¦infonnation can be    ubtained i
frcm .Mrs. J. J. Houghton, .Amhler -ISIU. |
COPNTA' FEDLL-n-ION .MICETING
The fall  nieetiir.;  uf the .Monlgomery
County   Fe lei'ation   uf   Wunions   clubs;;,,.,,,, ,^.„„ ,-p|t ,v,,.,,  sumethinir be known
f.-ivoi-od   witli   a   solei-tion   iilayed        on
tho  zither,  and  a   piano  select ion,  on-
titied    ".Moonlight   .Revels."
Tho   motion   pieture,   "Around       the
World   In   Tlilrty-livo   .Alimites,"       was
shown   to   the   pupils   of   Forest  av.-aue
building  and   Juhlor  high  sihool     last
week.
The  pupils  were  taken      lo    nearly
every   country   in   the  world  ,and   weix' ' showni that the I'nit'-d .st.-iti-s has been
inslrumental in  niodt-rnizing and  lisim;
its   Influence  In   developing   civilization. !     On    Wednesd^iy,    Octohor   llth,    Ami-
Truck Thieves Rob Hersham Farms —Work on Horsham Road and Other Highways — Fanners' Club Plans Meeting—P. T. A. on Oct. 3U. .SeviTii.. lariiiei's in Hursluun lowii¬ .ship are laying in wall lur thieves, who iiilfered ineli' poiuiu Ml Ids and triK-k paleln-s dui-in.« the T.'.r.t two weeks. On one iM.'casion it is n-purted tho vandals literally cii-aii'd onc car¬ rot patch, leiii-liig Ullt the roots pnd u-aring tops fiom those which were llrmly set in the ground. Ixist Satur¬ day auother lai-im-r fuund his potato field pretty well dm; up in places bor¬ dering the road, and evidences are that the visitors .s, cured IU or 12 bushels of the tubers. No delinite suspicion has l.een mentioned, hm several p.-irlles are siispecled. AVaiiiiiig, and a leward has been issued for any liifunnatioii i-egai'ding the thieves.
Tho noxl I usiness meeting of tbo llorshain P. 'I'. -A. Insteiid of being lii'ld  the  Inst   Tliiirsiia.-,   in   the  month,
will be held tuh.-r 30, In the Lower Horsliani si-nooi. -flip toplo is "Tho Value of the I . T. A.," which is to lK> dls(n.-:f;ed bofun- the niember.'? by a iiopiilm- ollicial ul the cuunty as- .socialiun. I'h. re wld he a musical' pro¬ gram, and sketches (urnished hy tho teacher.'? and  a  f'W  schuul   clilldren.
Township sniicivlsurs are al work ri-Iialring ii'miiui'aii.y. the Pavls Oroya road. This .nri-ii li ul roadw.iy is to be IH-rm.anomiv i'i-suil;ii-ed win-n tlie de- linir for llurshain ruad h.is hi-en re¬ moved. Till- township has already re- (-eiVi-d  the   inomise  of  the slnte  aid  on
bier  Junior  iiif^h   school   footliall   team i
'. this  .streti-li.
on
-0
tlie   l.at- Ajiibler I
In Un¬ judicial System.' He told how In days feone by judges in desertlun cases -Would decide upon testimony of "r.'- . markable" witnesses in wliai were jreally men- family disputes; suine : hundi-led of such cases would ir., dis- I posed of In an huur. But gradually tlie need was lelt th.it something
these   cus(-s   throu I vestigators. and ; liiivostigators    we
Ul
will be held ill the high school at North ("',- Wales on  the 24tli  of OC|i,ber at  10.15''' 11. ill.
The del. gates from the Colony i-'lub ; iiii,,is.ise in the manor of juvenile de- of Ambler are; ifrs. If. \. Eveihafni. jUniu-.incy, aoi-urding tu ihe lesiiniuny .Mrs. J. AV. Ditter, .Mi-s. .Annie .O'alj, ged Waiiist a yuuiigster, he was l..andiM an.l Mrs. John Earnest. .Alpiii':,!...diately convioted, but alter a liiai- AE.A.hnl      ,01 Ha.e'frrdEHfl.l.SDmrmbj;'; c^s method gavo way to a syinpallnllo
ineml.ers of tli;e cluh are iliv'ted tu Vii,;' tend. Take hos.. lunches.
Mrs.   Helen   Notloi',  ilniij: departiiii-'i^.. of gaiden.s und   l>....xi .«.- tlon, will have chai'ge of the I,askets of i-.xM  flowers, arranged  by  the membeis uf the I'lub for th." Iiower display.
CHILD I'L^W  CO.NFFRK.NCJ-: The oluh desires to eall the attention ul all  parent's  to a child play  confer-
Raymond  S. President  J.  N.
ence consisting ot lector;- and exhIbI)!K ' hold uf a gi'oator advance in jurispru- of th,' play Interests ot children in|dLnce," declared Judge .Mac-Noi!le. AVe the  Gimbel  auditorium,  October  14   to i have   passed   from   tlie   day   or       Uio
the
of
brief
AVh.-ks,
ir.sal Ridge
Pi^MLLYN
Chp.rles Taylor, colored, had his car badly d.amaged In a mishap .Satur¬ day afternoon at Penllyn station. Tay¬ lor Avas crowded fiy another m.achlne and in order to avoid a collision, steer
pike near Hannonvllle, John Newman, ed into an embankment at one side of was'much surprised AVhen his fellow the road. William Bowers, Ambler, memlier of tho Vagabond Band ap- driver of the other car, stopped and of- peared in gay masuueiado costume to-i fcied Taylor aid. Taylor was uiilmi't, gether with a number of iriends and hut liis machine was Avrocked. tendered liim a merry party instead. \ Chai'les Simmington addressed After a progi-am of games and mui^c, j penllyn Sunday School on Rally supper was served. Hast  Sunday.  He  colorfully told
Mr.  and   Mrs.  I.,ynn   V.   Rhoads  and i story of Jo.sepii and its AVonderfuI mor- daiigther,  Dorothy, of Norrlstown
19 inclusive. .Morning sc-ssions are at 10, and aftornoon session at 2.30. Aniong the leclurei's are; Miss I atty S. lllll. Teachers' college, Columbia. Uni- vei'sity; Dr. Fdwin B. Twitmeyer, |.-i-ofoMsor uf ps.vcholugy, L'niversity of 1-eniisylvania; Miss I-Catherine D. Iiiako, educatiunail i-ominittee, X. Y. City Ftf.Uration ut Women's Clubs, Miss Frances Loeho, Detroit institute of musical ai''; .Miss .Al.'ldred Pojie, librarian, Ollard college. and Miss .Sarah L. .St John. inslilU)e in child de- patmLi.t, Drexel Institute
JIany Interesting e.xliihits hav-;- been lu'ranged In booths. The exhibits have be'en planned with the utmo4. care, and treat ot every phase of chilH l.fe as related lo plav iiili-r -sts in gen¬ eral.
dungeon and the prisun-sliip, time, wlien in  onj  country i
defeated   l.ower  Moreland tor's   til Id   by  the  score  of made   the   score  at   the   lie-j the  thiid   luai'lei',   when   Duminii-  .Ser¬ gio  intei-cepted   a   p.ass,   after       whiih Charles   Saylor  carried   the   hall     uv r iho  goal   line,  .losepli   lla>-m,an  riisht-d Ihe ball   over fur the  extr.a vioint. Am¬ hler later had the ball within six inch¬ es  of  the  goal   line   when   tho  whistle blew for the end  of the gairv».
Liinup;- .Saylor, full  fiack;   ihiyman. light Iialf back:  Sergio, |.-ft half liac-k; liohei-to,   <|uarter;    Pai'hacok,   left   ond; i-lisky,   left   forward;        Blown,        ieff gu,ai'd;   Hurst, oontro;       Mooie.       right, guard;    Sealer,   right   forward;    PaJi-i--I impartial   In-| ,n„,  ,.|ui,t .-nil.       Substitutes-,  P.all     fur! s a ouiis.iiuenoe such   ||,|,.s,   .,,j,i  ./ohnson  fur  Palermo. i
¦e engaged. And | i,'is|)l;i,ying unusual dribbling and i passing ability and unconi|iioi-aliT<> shuts] lor goals the Ambler hockey eleven ' defeated Ahiiigtini on the latter's fit'id Wednesda\', iii-tuLi-r !i. the s<'i-«'o hoiii^ ' C-.l. ¦ ' i
.Si'ai'cely had Ihe llrst* half begun I AVhen Ahington had scored.two goals. This lead put fighting spirit into th" .-Vmbk-r .girls anil soon afterw.ai'd IXiro- th.\' Ni'-wsom and .lean C'a-ssel .scored Ti .goal, making tho score 2-2. TliA' I'O- 1 mainder of tlie half was spent In 1 .stioniioiis attempts to get in the lead. I This .Vmbler illd when Dorothy Ni-W- I worn s(-ored only a moment liofure i the  half ended. i
In the very beginning of the seeund I half .Abington tied Ambler. Bessie Mar- ! .shall carriod the hall tho length of j the lield, skilfully dodging all the de- | fense, and ilion passed it to center. ( where Jean Cassel receiveil and drov" i it between the goal posts. Thia goal was soon matched by an .Abington, girl, a.gain evening tlie .score, .\fter .'mother i^O-yard run with tho hall woll under oonti'ol, Newsom .scored, but again Abington,   close   on   Ambler's       heels,
and   Ibo' i-oiinty.   tou,       is
pa.vim; a  iiurlioii of
be   repaired
tu
Ilowell.
art*
tinvn-
liavo
being
Work
.,'5 ;¦' df the child's background. In •ijiiiicioTi with riiis line of prooodiue, lai'sdo-iiu-aiiurs cuurt w.is stai-L(-il. ,:..-,. with the idea uf puiiishing, but with the knowledge of what decent peop'.e could do. And in spite of ob¬ jections, witliin four yoars the numb -r of oajies of youth delimiuenl beoaiis<- of a diseased buckgruuiid was leduccd one-third.
"I   think   that   we  are   on   the  tln'os-
e.xpeeled tu Join the expen.-i-. Tin- road leads iruiii i I'u.-iieclvilli- lu Hal Innmg of j ^y^i;,, ,|„. noi-sham luadmcn patching un v.iiiuiis ruads In tin- .shi|i the scraper and one m.-in been rented to the stall- and ai'o used on tlie Hoi'slmni road Job. lioie is raiiidiy iJi-ogi-essiiig and prom¬ ises to be doiH.' by Nin-eniber I. The luwor end uf llui-sham ruad frum Ea.s- ton road iiorlliwaid 1 i--l miles is llii- ished. Here siiveral coiioi-elL' bridge.-* ai'o being oonstnicted and the giant com'ieto mi.x- r has hei-n moved i , the Pi'oKpoi-tville end. where llie road- iM'd is now uiulor i.-unslriK-liun. Gi'ad- ing over the eiitii'i- slri-loh is about i-oiiilileled.
IMrs.  o.   P.   Smith,  of   Horsliai.i.   who was (luile ill  vvith a heavy co'd,  is i-o- iwrted   up   and  about   but   sllll       weak I fixini her  illness
)      .V pretty showor of infant's •.r.'ii';nentM
i and   money   was   given   last   'I'hursda.v
I at the home of Mrs. l.loyd Trauger in
honor  of   Mary   Kla.       one-month-old
d.aughtor of Mr   .und Mrs.  li. Erie ImII-
iiu'iji,   of   Horsham.   .About   1 .'j   ladies   uC
the community attendrd  and  spent an
enjoyable afternuun with llic tot, which
behaved   magnificently.      Rofi-oslKnent.-i
I woro  served.
from the 4 ci'Liies ! were punished aa capital offenses to ' th'i day when oven the task uf keeping ' a prisun is mure humanely studied. ' "\Vo cannot lie satisfied with going to ' bed at night and not think of the lit¬ tle fellows constanlly onder orders In ' asylums.  We are goitig to think uf tho '
Horsham I guests of Mr oC Horsham, meml*'rs   at
boro, at the next meeiing evening, October 2li. Thero
ai'inei's*   clnh   will   Ik'   tbt^
and  .Mrs.  I.saac A\ainer,
who AVill    entertain    tha
I'ennypai'k   lodge,   Hat-
un  Saturday
will be three
Youths Charged with Hold-Ups
tlue day tho
uther  little  fellov/;   we  aie  going      to! think of  the  other old  felloAV." !
Tho  crowded  town  hall      resounded ' with  sincere applause  in  aiiprecialion ! of Judgo MacNeille's studied and sym- : , pathetic iiresentation of tho      <JeveIup-i I ment of law procedure. Judge Knight, who had introduced ilio honored speak- i er,   rose and  further  thanjted  hini  fur' the  instructivo  and  interesting      dis¬ course.  J-^arlier in  tho evening it had Veen Judge Knights pleasant  task to i introduce HLs Hunor, Judge MacNelllo. In his introduction ho referred feeling¬ ly to the day 31 years ago when he and Judg« MacNelllo wor,- students togetli- •r in a law otllce in i'liiladelphia, days when law students copied  letters and
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearce Rhoads, of riymoulh Centre, were guests at din¬ ner on Sunday of Mrs Maggie Rhoads in I'lymouth Centre.
Miss Dorothy Hallm.'in, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hallman, of Har¬ monville, was ill with mumps for sev¬ eral days this Aveek.
Total attendance in Sunday      school on  Boys'  day  last  Sunday   " exceeded that of Girls' day, tho jirovious week, tut tlie girls on both occasions      are cenceded as having had the best per¬ centage.   Attendanco   last   Sunday     In Plymouth Meeting C. E   Sunday school was   274.   The  collection   amountej   to ?44.ir..  His  Honor, Judgo George  Bur¬ nett  Holland,  of Norrlstown,  .address¬ ed tho united .assemblage of tho Sun¬ day  school  and  church.  Ills absorbing topic   Avas   '-Why   do  avc   IuiA'u   a   Sun- i day   School'.-"'   Arthur   Copoland,   for-1 mer member of the schuol, and now a| .student in the ministry, read th Kon .and  spoke  upon  its content ly.  The   Kunt'i   orchestra,   of      ...........
Squai'e,   played.   At   the   Sunday  even¬ ing   service   Mr    Copeland   substituted'add b or  Rov.   Mr.  Gieseke,       pastor,       and Pireaclied a sermon from 11 Samuel lv: M-12,   telling  of  tho  lovo  of  Jonathan and Ravld. Rev. Gieseko Avill return to tho pulpit next  Sunday.      Wednesday evening,  prayer  meeting  at  8.  Thurs¬ day  evening.  School   of  Methods class at  tho   home  of  Jfiss  Betty  Fisher   in Peachville.  Frld.ay,  Junior choir at Senior choir at  S. Junior K Saturday at 2.30.
A masriuerade party is planned by the Ladles' Auxiliary of the Ilarmon- A'ille Fire comiiany for Fiiday ovening, October 23, in the firo hall. All are urg¬ ed to attend masked. Proceeds are for wag a week-end guest of Mr .and Mrs. the interests ot the Ijidiea'  AuxllUrv.
Charles McNeal, of Millvlllo, N. ,J., Howard Noblett,  of .PlyTnouth  Centre.
a!. There Avcre Sj present. Jfr. Sim¬ mington spoke again in cliurch service Sumtay evening before a large congre¬ gation. Ilis topic taken from Roman.s was tho "Sin of tho World."
Alterations aro being made to a portion of the Bethlehem Baptist church an.d larger Avindows are being built  in  the basement.
Two youths, both Avith reputalile oc¬ cupations, were cauglit tlatfooted Sunday  night,  in  I'le role  of highway
"jjtick-iip"  men  two miles  fium    Poy-  ran einands for tlie in'ivile.ge of  using j lestown,  by State Hfehway Patrolman  the law books in the ullioe. '
Kell.v,      ot  the i'Muson sub-station    o! i    During the c.our.se uf the evening,  in \ liati'ol and liacod under arrest. ii..ddition to an      exlompoie      talk      by
I'lei'son Astle, 23, an insurance (Chai-les Puff, Jenkintown llotarian, sal small, of I.afa,Vei1e Hill, and.and the original prolnoter uf the Am- Harry KuwalUsi 21, of Plymouth .Meet-| bier club, notice was given of an in¬ iin,', a c'li-pcntei', are charged Avith ,*'-;r-city luncheon meeting holding up Frank SchuU,  of oUS East!''-V,   October
tied  tbe  score for the  thii'd  time.  Slill. alert,  the Amblor s luad mado anolher I --^aiiPortnig spectacular  run   down   the  nold       and : Dorothy Newsum scored tho      winning ¦ point.
I     Although   at   li-ast   six  minutes       of , iilay i'em.ained,  neltlior te.am  was  able ,10 score. The game ended 0 to ft in Am¬ bler's faA'or.
Tho gamo Avas  Interosting through¬ out, especially in tho second half when -Vbington repeatedly  tied tho  score.  It was, in  fact, so  interesting that even Miss  Ferguson,   the   referee,   who   was |go;U keeper last year on tho All-.Amor- jian   team,   admitted   that   she   had       a {dillicult  task   in   keeping   up   with   thc- Ambler forcward line.
un  Wednes- I
^  _^^ ^^ It   12.15   o'clock,   inj
Road, WlTlow- (Ti-oveTthepleVious^Tues-jthe'ball I'ooni uf the Bcllevue-Stratfoi'd |,j.,^^ ^,_.,,^, quarter Avas entirely a klck- n.ght un the I'ennypack Roa J, and'hotel.   Phlla.,   under  the  pationas-e    of ¦
The Amblor High Fuutball team went down to defeat beforo the C-onsho- ho<;ken toam on Friday, on the ' noine | hold. The touchback came Avhen Amey, ' center for the Amhlor toam, centered the ball over Saylor's head. Saylor ran back and recovered tho ball, but was nailed b.v threo Conshohocken play¬ ers. Tho half ended with the scoro 2-0.
les- brlef- Contre
SPRINGHCUSE j
.At till- meeting uf Uie Lower Gwy-| nedd P. '1'. A. thb- Thursday eA'-i>ning | the program will be featured by a loc- j turo oiien "Vocational Guidance."' Ponald A. Hlls2e, of Gwjnodd, willi maka tho .address. Jfr. HUseo is from I the Phladeiphla School of Finance and Aocuunt.s. A regular businoss session ' will be held and out rtaliinieiit willi tollow. Parents of school children ofi this di.stricL aie urged to ,'ako interost | In this work and attend. ;
Iiower Gwyncilid school board 111 I ; wilh the teaching s-lalf l;ist week and' reviewed the work H'o bo l l:t forth this yoar. The directors furlheo' voted to now reader in the ourriculuni of the. upper gnides. Bills for ja.'iOO, in- cludln.g salaries and expenses at th-j county Iciichers' institute wore ordered Iia'd. Tax:,.s exceeding l$10,000 were re¬ ceived.
day stealing %'iO.
Scliull reperted  the  hold-up to Pat¬ rolman   Kelly  and  describ.^d  tho  type car used l.v the hold-up men who u'sed i a sawed -off sh -t gun to halt .Schull.     i
Patrolman Kolly to
quarter
theatres, K. T. AVestern,  manager
vitlng' the Ambler Rotarians and guests
' 1 th'e  performance to      the      Ambler
„^r.r.„^„.„\.i tv.i,„ii.'l"i>oatre later in the evening, was read,
• u       ' ini.v , r,To f ?      n    I. i i -\"a due honor was accorded Ihe blrth-
the VIC nlty of the  hoU-up    last of Henry C. Biddle and William H.
Tuesday night and there lound a car'" ¦'^j   ^^      '
answering the descrli lion of theJiold-|    ^j,„;^,  .^^^  ^„j  „,,,re Amhlor
ns,   Rota rian-.guests   and   fi'io
the   Philadelphia   Rotary   Club. ^Alp., , ;-j^;;^y;;,,„,,\3-'"^^;^;ho  la.^t nu invitation from  the AV-nu-r-Equi,.y |;^,-^^",,;-;»';^^^^^^^ thei^be^t
' defense.       AVhen   ena-runs   and      line
bucks  failed,  Ambler  took  to  tho  air,
but the game ended before they  could score.
c..
L.   C.   E.
tone
Fractures
Thrown into Auto Man's Skull A slum' Ihiuwii by a youth, staiill- Ing along the loaU on -Monday, caus-ed .fames i-nuler, of Nonistown, a frac- tui-tKl skull. Fuller was riding in an iiutoniolii le throu.gh Black Horse, on "he Rldgo Pike, in company with friends, wlien th ' atone c;une through a window. He ci-hai'sed unconsclou;-!, blood streamln.g from a wound.
His     friends  tooli  him  to  tho    hos¬ pital!,   then   helped      pol'co   in   a   vain o<ircli   for
up car. Patiuhnan Kelly advani*ed to the oar and luund Kowalski inside. Tlie youth grabbed fur 'Uie sawed off shot gun, but l-eeame nervous when he saw tho Lniloiiii of the oilio -r. .-V few minutes later. .Astle who was in a woods nearby, returnod to his c;ir and air
Schull froni   license   of   tho  automobile   Avaa covered wilh a handkerchief to obscure the   numher   from   passing   motoris.ts.
Potiil
ids  at- :
Rolai'- 1
North I
;-nded the inter-i lub- meetin?; -;ina from llie Jenkintown, AVales, Norrlstown, and Conshohocken clubs AVero present. Among th- iriends -if Ambler Rotarians wore: Hai'vey Allen,   president   of  council;       Samuel
d, with  KowidsUl, was pi-aced urtder xenn'ed'y, chief of police: J  -N. Arbuck-    oliurcli was ?.i-l.Uj. -est. ^1, president of Ambler Kiwanis;      I'I.        ¦'Miss Rutli Nash, of
j'chull   id.ntined   hoth  youiths.     The.Ti-.   Rlchter,   AVm.   Deuchar,  J1',";.'¦>',,'"^j    .a Sunday guest of Mr.
.—Bristol Rotary club i-s planning a luncheon   mei^'iiir aboaa'd an airplane.
th'   stone-'hrnwer.       T!ie motor ivu'ty had no idea AVhat had lad j fho youth to hurl the rock.    l'"'uller.'s'' condition Is serious.
$250 Realized for Lenion Work (.11 >';;;tui<Jay evejilng the. Lculie.s' .Vuxillao'- of the Wm: Bolton l>txon Post, -No. 10, ot The American Legion, made *2.'i0 from their card y.z'.ny In the school auditoi-ltim at Fori. AVashington. The spli.'ndld financial ri'sult makes ono realize thit the sl'.lrit of sacrifice made by "our boys" is slill alive in tlie lioiU'ls uf t!i.> peopl.'. The wsir is over, but the boys who came bade must  bo talten care of. -.
A'ery soon tb,' post and iiuxlllai-v will b;* in thoir new headquarters, the historic old mill property oi>poslte Dungan's field, when fi'ieiKls of the post AVill be welcome to inspect iiCAV nuort.'rs.
V/eaver, Geo. F. llorkinson, J, 'W. Ball and Elarl .M.-.oCauIey.
Ex-Service Man Refuses lo Profit by War Record
John J. McCool. of Rockledge. an ex- -orvice man, was not lit to servo as .a juror in civil com-', on -Alonday, but he iii-Jsted that his iolea.se from duty be Hiad.- on physical grounds and not on iho baSL'.s of his war record.
McCool Ls deaf, ho told the court, .lllll ho felt tliat he covJd not serve ¦svlth justice to eveo'btxly coucrned. .liidgie Kiiigli ivmlndi.l him that he oould eosUv solve the 1 rohleni by ,ask- I '¦!; relexH' because of his service rre.ori..
'I'he juror declined, however, and W'S commendo<1 publicly for h s .attl- Uio •-tii''e. Then .ludgo K-dglii excused li!m .•toi" physical ..-disability."
WHITPAIN
Rev. John P. I^afferty, uf P--im| .Qquai'.', vvas 'the speaker un Sunda.v morning In Boehm's church fur liarve.-ii home. Tli^ cann.d --lods wero sent fo Iho Bergor homo, which w-ill be dedi¬ cated next K;iti4i'day at 3 p. m.
Thn off, rin;-: on lally day In Boehm's htircli was $-4.U5,
Flourtown, ¦was ami Mrs, Harry Tlppin.
Gas mains :u'o loing laid along Penllyn pUie.
Junior C. 1'. mot in tho .Sunday BChool room on Sunday af'omoon win¬ t-r at 3. Senior moetlnr?- was started ror tho winter in. the evenin.g at 7.30. I-eadcr l-aw.son Camhui-n.
Ward T. I'ci'iy and family luive mov d to Nutley, N. J. B.xtensive im¬ provements aro bein.g made tu liis I-roperty he recently iiurchased of I'Vank Oat n,:i.r Broad j\xe. Mr. Pei-ry exi'octs to iiKike it his pernuinent home.
Miss Ada. Hoover .spent the week- nd with -Mr. iiii'd Mrs. Milton Webh uf WTInon.ali,  N. J.
—25 p.atients were recently admitted .In One day to Montgom-ory hospital, Norrlstown
topics uf dlscussiun. Those arc: "Is the 5-woi'k-d<ay wtvk iiroiiosllion an tconumical possibilitA', and slionld it be applied lu farniliig'.-"' I'ldwln Honner will di.scuss this; second. "AVhat is tho grc.'itest menace to humnuity'.'" hy Isaac Jllibenor .ind Mrs. Leoiiara .Slack; third, "AA'hat should a farm¬ ers' d.aughtor do when she has finlsli- erl her education'.' Can sli'e be selt- Iho country or has sho lietter oiiportunity in the city'.'" b.v Mrs. Howaid Hallowell and Mrs. AA'Il- llain Penrose Jr. Curront events aro given over to Mrs. .Toseph ITallowell and .Airs. .T.acob <'oml\'. .-V reading will bo given by  Miss  i-^dilh  AVillhim.s.
Joseph Funk, of Fein Rock, accom¬ panied liy ('h.as. R. Itiitherford, of Halloweil, visilod the stato gain<e farm near  Pottsville on  Sunday.
Young people of the (Irace L'nion -Sunday school greatly enjoyed the mu¬ sic of the boy harmonica champion of Philadolphla. Kenneth Goodyear, who Avas procured to furnish entortainnient Sunday afternoon in tho splendid ral¬ ly day jirogram of the llorshain churih. Ilis selections were diversified anil excollonlly rendered, and all aj)- preci.atod his rendition. Kdwln Slilsier. president ot the Philadelphia County Christian Endeavor society, .addressed tho school. His topic Avas "Go Yo Ui> and Build." lii-citntions wero also m.ado hv the children of the school. 170 wero present. Churoh servloes Avero loil by local minister. Howard 3^ Frame, the moi'nIn.g topic was "Tho Nature of tho -Atonement." In ths eve¬ ning ho preached upon "The Gospel ot Work." Mr. Frame will pre.icli again next Sunday. Next Sunday aftornoon tho Christian Kndeavor sociely AVill conduct servicos for tho prisoners at tho Bucks county jail In Doylestown. Prayer mooting this Wednesday eA'O- nlng wa.s at tho hume of Mr. and Mr.s. , i Helmbold. Chuli* pi'.actir'-' If» r-vory Thursd.'i.v evening at tho home of .Alri-'. .Asquith. Next Tuesd.iy OA-cning' tho missionary society will hold its regular mooting at tho bomb uf Mrs. -V. ErI > Fillman. On Sunday ovonlii.g. Oetober 27, t'hurcli ,and Christian Endo.iA'or services will bo omitted, and mcmber.i will visit and lead tho servpe at tho Prospootville   M.  F   Ciiui'ch.
Tho Ilorsham Chiisilan Kndoiivor .society has planned a masquer.ado par¬ ty which will bo hold by tho nieniberFi and their friends on Friday evening'. October 2.';, .at tbo homo of Jfr. and Mrs.  John  TTaag,  in   FTorsluam.
An attr.activo and sjrvicoalile carpet for the iiulpit was very generou.sl.v donated to the Grace Pniun clmn-h of Horsham by Percy Cralg, of Oak T.ano Mr. Cr.aig', a son-in-law of Mis. Jtar.v Seiplo, a former resident of Horsham, Ii.a.q taken much interost in the growth and progress of thi.s church, and hiw generosity   and   thonght fulness ari
highly appreciated. Ho ts an onipToyo- of tho firm uf H.trdwlolv .*;¦ Jtag.'o i;i Philadelphia.
Jamos Ca.spy and familS", of AVesl Philadelphia, As'ere ontortainod on Sun¬ d.ay by Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Ruther¬ ford, of Il.allowoU.
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