The Ambler Gazette 19301120

              The Ambler Gazette
V^OL.   LII   NO. 40
AMBLKR.   PA..   TS^OVJilMB]:!!   20,   19.30
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COUNTY GiiRON   AMBLER WEIFM I BAIILE ON Sym COUNCIL ORGIZED
ITEMS   OF   LOCAL   INTEREST READERS
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Union ^^anksgi'/ing Services to Be Held — Plymouth Township Giiiild Holds Meetings—W. R. Green Dis¬ cusses   "Practical   Reliflion."
Piiion Tliniiksgiviti;r services of tito rhurcbes of ll.irien Hill, Spi'iiig .Mill. Cold Point nnd I'lynioulh townshiii 'Will be belli next AN'eduesdny evenin;.; In Plymouth Meeting E. C. church. llev. B. P. Gieseke, pnstor, will lead the progrnm, Kev, Herbert T. Wilson, pastor of Cohl l*oliil Baplisl church, M'ill speak. Tbe service on \Vedite,'dn>' night Is a change from tho pi'cvlous prac^tlce of holding the service 'ritanks- ~\   giving morning.
The annual dlspln.v of gnrtiienls was mntle by the Pi>anriuth Townsliip Brnncli ot the Needlework Guihl of America in Cold Point Grange hall on Tuesday evening. Several thousand ar¬ ticles for children M'ere exhililled. Con¬ tributions hnve also been liberal this year. The guild, further, held ils nn¬ nual meeting on tbe same eveiiin.g aiuI laler served cruller^ and coffee .as a refreshment for the visitors.
Siieaklng In Plymontli I'"'i'lentls* meet¬ ing last ]''it'sl-day, \V- Kussell tlreen, liromlnenl lecturer, and ailorney, of Ardmore, gave n splrMidirl \'iew upon "Practical Kellgioii," Mr, Green, In a reverent nntl very liberal inlerprelatlon of religion, talked of the change . In customs and the new tippronr-h lo re¬ ligion in a more prnctir'al m.'inncr.
Jlrs. Emma AVaiwlck. ot Plymouth Meeting, is suffering with an infected hand. The cause of tho irritation is un¬ determined.
Mrs. Joiin Klllmer, of Pl.vmouth Meetln.g, has been soliciting iiiember- jiliips for tbe American Bed cross tn [bis section. i
Josepli Markle, Ilni'monvUle, observ¬ ed Ills birthdny on Sunday, passing tlie half centur.v mark,
Geoi'ge Lewis, of Plymouth Meeting, Is very III and conllned to his bed. He luts heen ntllng for some time, hut be¬ came suddi'iily wor'^e  a few dnys atvo.
Members of Whitemarsh AVomen's cluh will meet next Thursday afler¬ noon nt the home of their presidenl, Mrs. C. B. Burke, in I'lynioulh Meet¬ ing. They will enjoy a tnlk on the }Jraine system of leaclilng the blliul by ralserl letters. The AVomen's club, be¬ ing Interested In such work, will be Iiulle absorbed in this address. The -^executive lionrd* of the club mel mil \vere dined nt the liome of Mrs. I^urke la,'4t A\'ednesd.jiy evenlns and. a prepar¬ ed a list of nrrnngement:^ fO|t'lthe pro¬ gram of the winter senson. The cit'd party and h.-ike y.'ile on Thtrsday af¬ ternoon of lasl 'week w.as totally suc¬ cessful, every article having been scdd nnd evrty table lllled.
Mrs, Tacey Acul'f, of I.-anghori'e. h.'is lieen the guest of M'f'. Ifeleii C. llov¬ endon nnd d.'iugbter. Miss :\fni'lb,'i llov¬ endon,   for  the  pnst  J ori night.
AVIllinui W. Amblei. of Plymouth meeting, has sent three of bis show /nliblts lo the e.xhihlt to be held In .Ilidland. N. .1.. next v.eek. This Is purely a rabbit show, nnd Mr. Ambler's r.tock AviU compete with Ino others. He )s sending nn Amerlc.in Blue back, a New Zealand AVhlle, and a HI tck Dutch   buck,
A. pleasant enterlnlnmcnl \yns pre- Bciited last Friday night by menibers of Cold Point Chnrch ami Conimunity club In the Baptist church hall. The cveninT "'."s fi"iiiii'i-|i with n ilnv, en¬ titled "What lTusb,'itids Hon't Know," and a surprise inoek wedding with complete attendants tind pomp. This dual entertainment was splendidly pre¬ sented. The comedy sketch was a big hit .and delighted the audience, but the nii''t'i n''ot,s ,1 \',i|'n llie oast of nil lll'".i portrnycd the roles in tlie mock wel¬ ding proved tbls the grenter ntlrae- tlon. Mnrtin AVelier, pn^rtraycd the role of the bride, Horace Lnnln the groom, Charles Lewis, the flower girl, BIchnrd Mcl..'aii, till' rill';' I e'lrer, nml Wl'lia.r. Potts, minister. Edmund Brack acted .".s tl'ie tisber, end l'"i'nuk W'illlnms nnil •Tohn Kilmer portrayed the motliei's ot the bride and gloom resiiectively. A   large   number   of   persons   attended
^  Ul" . tHe't'innienl.  nnil 111 iiiedv wis
presenled by a well trained cnst of * twelve members. Hefreshmenls con¬ cluded the evening. IVfiss Calherine Mnrple acted as chairman of the com¬ mittee In charge of tho cnterlahimcnl program.
Ltidics' Auxiliary of Harmonville Fire compnny will plend iioverty nt a pov¬ erty social to lie held Saturdny eve¬ ning following Tbank-sglvlng dny. Tbls event will be held niioii.;' Ihe in.¦tubus nnd rtiemen iu the lli'i' hnll. Thursday, recember ¦!, the hidles will serve tt. [ covered dish luncheon in the lire hall nt noon and lo Uiis tlie public Is in¬ vited,
$1000 hns been clenred from the note of $jriOO which burdens the Ply¬ mouth Jleeling Evnngelicnl church. At the last trustees' board meeting j nn ortter wns dr.iwn on Ute church trensdj^fnr this athounl lo reduce the note ^Bf"h ¦^vas contracted to ni'ikc • tlie nltTrintions nnd insert the large Btnined glnss windows in the church ntidilorhiiii last spring. At that time: the church spent ?l,r,00 for the work nnd cleared ?'J,ono from tbat debt Im- i mcill.'ili'ly and look Ute reinainder un-, der a short time loan. The debt is now j reduced to $l,ri00. The Sunday school der<nrtnieut hns also been able lo pay }17n for alterations and painting In; the downstairs dcp.'irtinent, and thei chili'ch has furlher I'll I a Ihilldiu'.''n nd | Lonn debt ot $200. This llllle church i made the record Inst yenr ot hnmlUngi fin iiicoine of $5000 through the efforts i of the organizations and workers of the church. '
B'vlvnl services will conlinue iui Plynioutb Meeting E. C, ehurch this | •\voek, ending on Sundny evening. Kev. j C. P. KIclcllne. of Pblladl'lpbln. will | speak on AVednesdny nml I'riday eve nings. Kev. AV. Scbeilllcy. of Allen town, will mnke the nddress on Thurs
ICRUSE-KEMPER LANDS BIG ORDER
Huge   Ga.    Holder   for   Phila.   Electric
Co. Brings Work to Amblor j
Receipt of an order by  the      Ceruse- i
Ki'ttiper Conipnny, which will reiiuir'^ I I nenrl.v a yenr to complete, will ease j Ithe non-employment situation in Am-, llier inalerinli.i', 11 Is not known just i I how  many  men  will  be  employetl    by! ~      " ~
this   concern,   bul   on   this   particuinr   DOYLESTOWN AND AMBLER WILL  WILL    INVESTIGATE       AND
job.   It   Is  Slated  a   force  of  about    50 j PLAY 1 NEEDY  LOCAL CASES
men   will   be  at   work   througbout   thei   | 	
wlllier. .\s soon ns details of the order
are   completeil,   work   In   the       Am'oler       ...    , , ,,.„,.
lilanl will begin al once. ]     Weeks Ago—Ray Wodock  in   Ch«rge ;     Welfare Work and Assistance  in the   • }''-  l^uller Ave.,  Ambler,  Pa.
I' Till", order Is given by the Phiiadel-j     of   the   Invaders,   Who   Will       Have'     Community   During Winter — Plais,
Mr. AVm. IL Faust, Pres., Kotary Club ot Ambler, Ambler. Pa,
jMr. A. ,1. AVlllo:;, Ailjiitant. Norton Downs, Jr., I'ost. American Legion, 52 Tennis Ave., Amhler, Pa.
.Mr.  I'.obeit  II. Anderson. Ambler, Pa. lir.   ,faines   A.   Shelly.   Htirgcsi'.   Il.v S.   P.tlileliem  Pike,  Ambler,  Pa..
.Mr.   Wlllinn.   p. ili'iicliar.  Wissnllli'k- jon   l'"ii'e   Compan,v,   -ii2   JIaltlson   Ave., /^IQ .\nililer, I'a.
Mrs.   Thi.s,   .\.   Fopl';c,   I'li's..   Cidony
  ! Club of Ambler, lii3 .V,      Ilklgo     Ave.,
I   Anibler, Pa. -
Ambler   Won   tho   First   Contest     Two Comprehensive  Association  to     Extend      Mrs. .lolin  M,  Kirlr. Pres., Hub (Iub,
COMMERCIAL    DEPARTMENT   AD¬ DRESSES  LETTERS
phia Ele<'lrlc conipnny for a 10,iio;),t«l) cubic foot capacity, 5-lift gas bolder ro be made, and erected al West t'rul- sholioi'ken. The diamcler of thc steel tank Is 204 f.n't .S Inches, and the height of the sll ucture Is 317 teet. It is es¬ limated thnl I'lKiui 1100 tons of steel will  be rc'iulred.
The work in tbe Cruse-Kemper .shops will last for about six month'i. In .\p- I'il suHliclent material will havo been lurned oul lo start erection of thc holder, and the contrnet will be r'oni- pleted next fall. This lank. It Is slat- , ll, Is to hi' ns Inrge as any waler-seal-
Jlr. Daniel E. Shoemaker, Sec'y.. Al-
cj„„ L-r u     J ...,,,. I'ha  Bella Gamma  l''i'ntei'nlty, Auiibler,
fatrongest Team on  Hand. i    and   Metliod  of Operation. j,,^
I     The blggei-it game ot tbe season 'Will |     Theru   will  be  dire  need  this  vvlntcri     Mrs.   Ii'lorenee Cllese,  Sec'y.,  b't'lend- 1)0   staged   Sunday   on   JlcCans'   Held,'in Ambler among some families oi tlivshlp   Club,   f'or.   Greenwood   &   Jlattl- wlilcb   on   Bethlehem   pike,   nortii       of men   who liave   been      mudo        needy fion Ave,, Ambler, Pa. .Vmbler,  when .Vmbler and Doylestown J.nrough   the   uni'iiiployment   era.   Am-      Mr.s.   Sninh   Itosenherry,   Pies,   Nre- will   .stage   llieir   second   gridiron   bat-! ijier   is  ready   to   copa  v/ilh   such  dis-  dlework flnild of America, Ambler, I'a.
I tie for the cbnmplonsliip of l.'iii'ks and   n es.i   its   mnj'   arise. -An   orgaiii/.iiioir     Mrs.   Harvey   c.   s.ibohl.   I'i'i's.   Eas- Jlontgomery   counties.   No   two   tenms  termed  llie Ambler ¦Welfare Council is  lorn  Star,   Fort  Washington, Pn. playing Imlependenl football  today are: estubli,-died   to   lender  aid   in       open-      a meeiing  ot  llie  publicity commlt- liiore evenly matched than the Ambler  hearled synipalhy witli lue situation in  tee for the shows  being lield  at      the team and  the Bucka County Ixiys. Tho ' this viciniiy. opera house for the benelit of the Ani-
jtans   who   saw   the   contest   these   twu;     Last  Thursday  nlglit,  a body  of  re-  hh'r   Welfare   Council   was  luM   Jlon-
' teams |)Ut up nbout two weeks ago will j presentallve   ciiizens   pt  this       section ,]ay  evening  nl   tbe  lire  comiiany  ball reniember what  a  great  game It  was, | niet  In   benalt   ot'   31   churelies,  servicu  the Pi'esidi'nt, K. H. Anderson, presiil
Not  unlll  the game wa-i. almost    over ed  gas  holder  ever  built   In   the   form y.^,.^  ^i,^ ,„^..,,„ ,^,^,3 ^^  i,,,^^.^ j^^    ,,.^„
1 ot a steel tank.
over   iloylestown's goal  line.
ANNUAL   COLLECTION GARMENTS
OF     16,131
and lodge organizations In Ambler ing. Jlr. fininir mnnnger of the Ain- town hall to prepare for this emer- hior opera house, allended, and It was gency. Primarily Uie purpo.-ie of tbe decided lo accept tlie offer of the Ani- I In tills contest there were thrilling ^ meeting was lo estabiisii and central- i,]cr opera house of four shows, the end runs and torward pnsses that had ] ize the Christma* basket giving in whole proceeds to be turned over lo the the biggeKl crowd of the season so [Ambler Uiis year, that llie assistance w'elfnre council. The following shows enthused tbat Doylestown was cheer-1 may be directed where most needed, were decided on: Deceir-lier 2iid. ed as much as the Ambler boyi. This, UlUmalely, an orgunizatiou larsve- "Sbootiiig Strnlglit," fenturing Blebard game was one of the cleanest that has ' lug, liberal and yet prncUcal, tor ren- Dix, a comedy and a big stage review, been seen on JlcCans' lield in sever,il ihrlng every tissistance to any unior- r. k. o. picture: Dec. Ifi "The Sea yi'ars nnd seldom did the lleld Judges tuiuao persons or famil.cs in Amijler God," fr-nturing P.iclinrd Arlen, n, com- liavo lo inlllct puulslunent for Ihevio- or vicinity, and not only for lUe shot', edy and a big stn'^'c review, Par.amount Intion of Uie playing rules. What was jicrlod at Chrislinastlde, hut for Uie picture; Dec. 23rd, "Follow Through," seen In tbls game, tbe oniciuls of theaurallon ot Uie presenl era of lliuiu- featuring Nancy c;art'oll, a comedy and two teaiij' ileelare, wili .also be witness- cial depression, ha-* evolved from tins o big stage review. Paramount picture, ed in the contest Sunday. There is no modest beginning, Thc object Is mani- The tickets will be sold In strips of doubt,   but   that   the   biggest   turn-out foaled  in  unily  tor the  wellare  of our three, one for each show, and the prh"'
  jot  the senson will   be  on  hand  lo  see: townspeople   and   those   who' live       in  will be -?1 per strip. II is hoped tho snle
Inspired   Croup   of   Workers   Listen   to"''"'  game   which   will   start  at   2,45   p., the   aiea   dependent   on   tbe   borougii.  of these  ticltetfi  will  be  heavy,  ns  the Interestina  Addresses  bv   Mrs   T    H   "*' "**  object is lo  make tbe North   I'enn cause is a worthy one, as.there will bo
.,      ,' „       .,..,.,'      '      •'"'"'•''   l'''ovost,   player   coach   ot   the j c'otninunltv   Cenlre   a   clearing   house  ,1.  loi-;.,,  numb-r  nf   iiecilv  cases to  he
Newberry, Rev. M. t. Levit ancl Rev. i„c.al team, stale., that all the favorites or   dislribulion   centre   tor       anything  ,,iu„„   onre   of   this   winter,   and       no C.   A.   Eantoe,   D.   U. will   be   In   -Ambler's  line-up  when   the necessary to the needy this winter aim  ,hiubl well Into the new yenr.
The 2Mh annual meeiing of lite Fort ''"y-"' t™' »"' "" tiio field, and word has next spring, If necessary. 	
\Va.--nitigloti  oranch of  llie Needlework  '''''''''"'''  here  that  Bucks  county  boys,,     'tm.   oi'i4,im;aLuon,   tuua   effected   by Guild  of  America was  held     Tue3:lay,. "'ho are cnlled the "i;o.vieslown Blues,"  the reiircsentnUve-' of the 01 Nov,  11,  In  Wiss,'Uiii'koit  hull, witii  an "''¦"  leaving   notiiing   undone   to       nl-<o ^if the comniunily, lias Kobe) il,gathering   ot   10,131   garmenls. bring their besl oullit to Ambler.  Kay derson  at  ils      head      us
The meeting was opened by singing <f'<''''"'''^">'^ AVodock. who Is the leader cliarles D.Jones wa»elouied vice presi "America" and prayer by Rev, Rnlpn;"' baseball and football at the Bucks dent, Williani L. Deuchar, secrelary, L. Holland, ot tho Ueformed church, ''"""'y "'^'^t, sends word that the big-. and Kev. Jeremiah F. Coyle, trea.sur- An iulero-iltiig gi'ouji of women were 'SCSI delegation of rooters is coming er. -V publicity committee was the only present to greet Mrs. Truman H. New- *" JB-Cans' field Sunday lo show ih..[g,-ouii chosen to inaugurate lite good ..111.',   of   .,i:io;i,   nntional   |iast  p.csi-i'^"i''''"''  rooters Just  what  real  rooting j work.      Comprising  this are      George!
dent ot tho guild. Mis. Newberry, who '•• - . SclieriX   Alex   WlUox,   Mrs.  J.   AVilli.i.m! ——	
all  lier   life   has   been   Interested       iu'     "l^ohbie"  AVeaver,     conch       ot      the|,,'uier,  Frank  Thomas,  lUindall Paion, "A WILD  FLOWER  OFTHE  HILLS"
iveedlework  guild,   spoke   of   Ute   win-   "''•'"'«¦"   staled,   when   here   with   UiojRev,   VV. F. Lui/,  Kev. V. A. Edwni.l.^
dertui spirit of the guild—the member-  other olllelals arranging the game with [joicpli   Cavalier   und   William   Urbnn.
sliip   Ihal   1'eriuirt.a  o...y  two  new   gar-   Manager   Hirry  Durkin   and   other  of-j     This commillee will function at once.
ineiits a year and   Uie  v.'oiiderful good  ll''kil«   of  the  Ainbler team,   that Am- Through  llio  Ihougbtfulnoss and cour-
Uie:-io do when  they are distributed to  ''•''''•   ¦avlthout   a   doubt,   got   a       lucky:t<^,ay „{ jjr. ji.  y.  Mattl.son use of  i!..-
the   needy   poor,   hospitals,   homea   anil  hieak  In  the other gnme  that resulted opera  houso theatre once    each
other   charities   in   our   viciniiy.   Mrs,
Hi PLAY PMIEO IHIS fflyHSOAY
TO  BE GIVEN
Newberry  is  tbe  Michigan state pres- ) Ident   and   also   (bo   pi'c.'i.deiit   ot   the | Detroit   branch.   She   closed   her   talk by   givin.g   an   inlt-TOSting     descripUon ' of tho Passion Pla>.
Ki-'V. .ilnurtc'j l..iiici';ild Levlt, super¬ intendent of the FlfUi street i'omu,.iii- ily   ceiiiir,   Pililndelpbin,   called   alien-'
Sixth   Annual   Oiiering   of thc   Drama¬ tic   Society  of    Calvary      Methodist Church  in the  High  School  Auditor- Mm. Kapid strides have been made witli-
Ing the jiast few weeks in prepnrntlon
In a "'In. In thb,- contest. AVeaver, {„,. (mn- weeks, absolutely tree of a; said, we intend to profit by our mis- (.iiarge for plclutos. 1 fi'.-Xi., etc., w;i takes of that game and put it'over the offered.       This   inems   th.it  the   em
Ambler  boys  for  this      chamiiionship. i pi.ooeeds  at all ot  Uie above    benellts by   the   Dramatic   .Society   of   Cnlvary
Splendid  ari'angements  nre  being mnde j will   go   to   llie   fund  lo   l.e  createil   i... Jletbodlst  chureh   for  the  presentation
by the local officials to handle tbe big ^i,,,   welfare  body.  The   comn.itlee  will of   "A   AVild   Flower  ot  tbe  Illlls"      a
crowd,   llxtra police   v.'ill  be  put   on   to ...yioct  the pictures,  set  the dale^    and comedy-drama al the  high   school,  to-
take care of the tralllc, nnd in addilion  make   ail  arrangemenls   for   these  and night,   Tiiursdny,'  Noveiitl.ir   2n,    'i'hi.
there will  be an extra force ot alien-  ,^„j.  other beiulil  occasions is the sixth annual offering of tho so-
tlou   tu   liie  need  of  clolhing,  and  the ila"'s on liand to assist in every man-.     j3y   unanimous   vole   It   was   decl-led clety.   The   following  cast,   wilh   Doro-
good   llie   Needlework   Ciuild   garmeiii:-; "'"''   ^"r   the   convenience   ot   tho       big i^  reiiuest   those   organizations   of   the thy   Woodward   and   .lohn   Hansell   In
will do this winter, crowd. town   whicli   expend, inoney   for   p.t'.il.c the leading i ole, presents  Ibis delighi-
i.r.   I'h.irles   .Saulee.   v.ho   has   never I ~       . [ Christmas celebrulions to suspend such ful  dt'itma of the Kentucky Hills.
missed  a  meeting  since   the   orgntiiza-> Annual Thanksgiving Service activity this year nnd join in the com-      ".Mammy." The I'.iirkes negro servant,
lion   .'pokc a tew words imyliig a love- :     '^^'' annual thanksgiving service un-  ^on  enterprise   that  will   betler  bene- Jfarlan Keimer;   "Lilly."  her daughter,
ly   tribute  to  Mrs.  S.  B.  Knlnes,     the •'''"'   """   auspices   of   the   churches   of^H^ ti,„a,. ^i such time or limes as they r, ^-triide    Jlitzler;      l"Mi<se,"     Lilly's
Guild .'-ecrel.'iry, who Is Ul at her home  Amhler   will   he   held   in   the   Calvary;j„.,y |,^, j,, ng^d. bii-y  husband,     John     FerKcli;       ,M>'s.
on   Jlorris  ro.ad,  nnd  unable  to alteiul Jretboillst Church, Lindenwold avenue,:     .j.^^,, -vvelfare      Council      i.'lli      seek Burke,"  n  contemptible woman, Melis-
the meeting. °"   'I'lianksglvlng  morning,   from  10   to th|.,j|,^.i,   the   vital   a sistnnc..   of       the ^n Dnvle.'-: "Chine," i,n unwelroiiie wnlf.
all Dorothy AVoodward:   ".'^iie Jairksrni *"
.^s ot the Fort AVasbinglon
11  o'clock.
: North   I'enn   Community   Centre
guild   is   due   to   the   general   sp.i U   oil     '^^'^  pastor   of  the  churcii   will  pi'e-.„tedy coses In the community. All or- d.-.slgning girl, Florence Hedrlck: "Snow helping   others,   whicli   is evidenced   in "''''"'   "''"'   tiio  pastors   of   tbo      other ,g.|„,y.,n„|,s nlliliufjd  in  tie      common  While," a mysterious wanderer, Ilnrry
churihes Inking iiart in the service, enterprise will also direct the cases Rihret: ",lohn Burke," Mra, Burke's The sermon will be preached by the under their notice to this centre. This son. an aviator, ,Tohn linnsell; "Jed" Rev. |.:dw. R. Cook, piL'stor ot t'ie„ietiiod will thereupon prevent dual as- p.urke. Jlrs. Burke's son, ,Toserih AVnlm- Boehm's   Iteformed  churcli,  Blue  Bell.   IgLstance in one instance and lack      of  sley;    "5?ack   Jackson,"   an       attorney,
'i'he  service  will  be  confined  to  one 1 assi.-.tnnce in another as Is many times i Waller Tiodds. hour  in  length,  and   the  people  of  U'l-  the ciu'C. '     The committee In charge of the fl.-ile
community .are asked to join with the Seemingly all organizations of tlu- of tickets reports eiicournging progre'p, inenibers of the churches in this on-, jown will Join in this siilendid work, nnd il is niiimicnt that the presenla- nual period  ot Ti'orshlp. j'I'l,,,  t:onumiiiity   Cenirc   wili   be      the ¦ tion   this evening will  lie  nnother suc-
  i hub and the working cenirc for ail as-1 cess  of  the  societ.v.  The   final  rehenr-
¦ slstance. The service clubs, cluu chosl sal of ".V Wild I'Tower of the Hill" i'Jllll lodges are the auxiliary agencies has been played with a smoolhiiess which will direct nny ciu.es under thnt Is si-'dom nttnlned by amnteur'i. tbeir notice  to this centre and will  be  The  ease  nn.l   nnturnlni"',s   witb   which
Jlr, llaines' community contacts,
Tbe ollicers of the organi'.:ation are: Jlt,s, r. G, Funk, boiiorniy |i,'e.<i.lenl; Jlrs. John Y. Hither, president; Jlrs, Geo. H. Wnllncc, Mrs, B. B. Slifer, Jlrs, C, A, S.'intee .and Jlrs. Saliuiel Y'enkle, vice presidenl: Mrs. S, B, Ilnines, sec- let .ry; .Mis. Jo)i;i i.'nber Jllller, I'.eas- urer.
Among the many Instilutlons and chnrities nlded by thc firnnch ai'o: Associated Clinrllle.% Norristown; Abinglon hospit.'ll; Artmnn Homo. Iiclhesdn lloii.e. Chostnut Hill; I'-iiril Indtistiinl school. Chestnut Hill hos¬ pitni; I'liihlt'iu's ..\ld society, .N'ori is¬ town. Con.'4uhiptive homo. Chestnut Hill; Christ's home. Eastern Jlcnnon- ile home, Souderton; Gramlvlew hos¬ pital. Tabor home. The Pities, Wm. Boulton nlxon po-'t. AVilosoever mis- fion, Jenkintown Pay nursery, Jlothers Assistaueo Fund, Mary Drexel Home, Old A'ork Rond Soclnl aervlce. North Penn Comniunily service, and ninny otiiers.
llie working power to support tbe pro-
Uie
The intelligent Mother Is ever alert for helps and suggestions th.at wiil aid her in training her chil¬ dren In health habits jis well as moral
virtues,   Willi  tilts Ihouglil in  mind,  a ,      ,      , „
spii'tidid   p.'ogt',:iiti   hcs   been   -'irranged   '""•'   "">>   ^"'^•'¦^   the   business   ol to  be  held  under tho  auspices  of  the '-¦°""'''''        , , .,..,,
Hon.,e and  Public Welfiu'e commUtees       ''^•^^'-/^   'f «'¦"' , '¦^'!"    *!  ,    1     t, ',' of the Colony Club, in the Forest ave-  contemplated  for ihe lund lo buck the nue  school   ,vi<mo;'luni,   next  Tuesdav,  l"'"-!"-''.   t'-'L ''""""¦"  '»'"^'^,«, don.ii.ons at 2.30  p. ,11.  The  mot-'u-rs  who  bi-iiig ""<• «'"« "^ ""^ "'""'« ""''*'•"  ""' ''¦ Uieir   babies   to   the   Will   Baby   Clinic are llu' special g'uests, but each mother of Amhler and  vicinity  wiil  And  her¬ self     a   most   welcome   guesL       Jliss*"*^' j 3''t'aiices F, Hong will spenk on "Foiiti- dallons     for   Success^'   aud   a    uiiiiiue
the plnyers went through their roles Is exceptionally fine.
Those who bnvr- seen the former of- ferln,gs of the society need no ui'gln.g to nttend tonight's presentntlon, but to those who hnve not hnd this plensitre, the Dramntle society promises a com- ¦ benetlcial  in  sucli   welfare   woi'k, edy-di',aiiia   that  will  stand  strictly  on
The  organizations    supporting      the jts own merit, council will likely be all of tito follow-      if   the   ticket   commlltee   hn\..   failed
to call upon you, call tbe pra'-iileut of I St, Joseph's IL I", church. Rev, J, the society, Hnri'v Relmer, I.emon i F,   Co.ye,   St,   Joseph's   K.   C.   church,  street, or the director ot the Drnmatic
an effort to learn the vei'y newest and
best alls  for  her great job—n'oiwrly l^'UHlst   Church,   11-
rnuun,.   hoc  cl,lliii-i'ii. |Gai'deu St., Amblci', Pa
Kev. E. J.  Mattson, .St, John's
raising   lier  children.
.Mex.'iuder
WHITPAIN
Houston   Is
emodclliig
JU.      Pleasant   ^,„|  \\-ii|iani  Suiith,  of .Mt. Airy,  were
Nortii     spring; Sunday visit-rs nl Pivid P.arkcr's.       j
1      .Mr.   and   Ali'.-i.   I aAvreuce   Schf.ibiier.
'^ *" I Mlss   Francis Schi.ihni'r and  I.n.wreiir'c
eran Church, 20 Bidge Avenue, Amtiler,, j^,,,,„,il,,ip,.^   j,.^   a'teti'ed   a  <linper   nt i
Pa. I tlie   home      of  Jlr,   nnd   .Mrs.     Harry I
Rev.    M.    P.    Hocker.    Fpiier   Dublin ; c;„|„,j,,|,„rof Olney,  Inst Satin-dny.       ;
l.utheran   Church,   1134     Duller     Ave.,!      ,.    jiaLilce   I'cn.ird     attended     the I
The Centre Siitini'e Needlework guild  .Vmbler, Pa. , i.nKlness  men's show In   .N'ewlown  on
met nl  the dre hnll on Tuesday aflcr-1     Kev.   lleni'y   K,   il:iriii'in.   Chur.li   "f  Saturday evenln.g. !
the   Brethren,   tlluT   Norih   ISth       St., |      i),i..i,,i   Pn"k"i'   is  euttinj a  number |
•of     cbr.vsantheinimis   and   expects     to
retire-I     Rev.   R.   L.   nolland,   St.   Tnul's   Re-   ,,aye abundance for the Tiiar.ksgiving
of I formed   Church,   I'ei'l   Wns'liiiiglon.  Pa., «,.,is„i,.
.'ive n talk on their work; |     Rev. I'Vrdlnnuil Hesse, Trinity Luth-j      i',,cent c:ill'.i's nt  I.tnvrence  Schelh-
ilso a ...hort ml Irfi.. wns -..-iven by :i re- ;eran  Church.   Fort AVashlngton,  Pu,       ; pp,.'.; ^y,^,.,,  n-i,,..,. Si-lieibne'' and  l"nm-
Is:iln'll Do'.iginss. Da'othy Fn,tist, Doro¬ thy I'ltiM cli'cr, .\nn I'lllinan, Helen I'isher, Jllda Gelb.n't, Dorothy I-a- Cbntiee, Mnxlne L..."nai'd, l.;ll;',.'lbeth JInrchnnt. Sarah JfnlUii, IZIsie Thom.is Vivian Winters, nnrl Florence A'nleii- tine.   Three  ."uesls   Ino'r.deil;      JHsses
Catherine   Japlks,'.   Vh'glnln   Wln.gei't ithe oxlcrior cf his house, and Peggy Reld.    Jliss Kei.l,    South¬ eastern   District       chairnvin   of     the
Jlillior   Colony   (Muli,   g:ive  a very   In-  ""on. Over 2000 garments were on dis ici.'Stlt'g     tnlk   nhout   tbe     wonderful  pbiy.   Prnyer   was   offered   by   Rev.   R. |llilla.  In work  the  club  la doing  for  the  blind.  How.'Iis,   of   Bethel   cliurch.   A
,1.10 f .,'."1 .iidi'il th.' locnl club to tnlie sentailve from, the  Snlvallon  Army up a  "hobby." Impromptu singing ivna Norrlslown
cniovi'l   bv  I'll,   nlong  with   the lovely 1 '- ¦- -  ,     ,,        ,,   ,,    , „,,     ,.   ,	
dlumr punned  by  the  hostess. presentntlve from Christ's, Home. Slug-J     Bev.   P   M.   Delloggh,    I^iUaii   1 1 e.,-
After dinner th" girls plnyed li,'l.l-,-e:lng   "Anierir'n."   Jlrs,   Sbnrpless   made  byterlan Mbjslon, -V.nbler, Pa. up   in   the   "Hayloft"   a  very   cheei-ful a   few   remarks.       Solo   by   Elhrahelh S     Rev    K   JI'     lohlen      /Ion       1- .'t-l and  co'.y  plar'e.   PrI'.es  were nwardr'd. I Moninie.   Atdn-ss,   |;cv.   Ilowells.   JIrs.iCli.irch,   ,  S. Nor h .Sl    Anilile        a.
Jllss   Julia   Compton.   ch.lrman   offourtlnnd Morri.s, who bns  been  pres-1     Kev. Johnson, .\. L. JI. 1 ., NoiUi St.,
Jl.   Dell.oggla,   Italian   I'res-j j|j,^ of Olney;   Jlrs. .lewel, AVihnlngl. "U,
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well'aie,   gave   a   very  dell-lit::ul   caul  Idem   for   B   ycii's,   resinned   and   wis j Ambler, 1 a. p.arlv last Friday evenitfg, at the heme pivsented   wilh   a   beautlfid   basket   of |     Rr-v.   t -   -V Iif   Jlrs.   B.   U   Cogshali.   Mniicnwold Vhr.v.sanlhemuni.-!.   Miss   Susie   Michenl,list Church, I'enllyn, In. Terr-ice '"'« '"''"" selected to till Iter plnce. Re-:     Sons   of  Italy,   Ainbler,   Pa.,   S.   i op-
Th'e   next   rrgul'i,'   mcUii-,'   will   be freshments  were   .served. ;Puccl, prisldi'iu,  1" Chestnut street
Mlss   Jlldn   Gelbei'L   Ute       Lefi'Uiy   Bauer  is  ill  al   tile   llahiie-;     South Ambler A. -V., Daniel Cavalle., I mann hospital. 1 Ambler. Pa.
I     Jlrs,    Klizalieth    Arbuekle,   of       Fortl     .Atr.   Chas,    11.   Jones,   Pres.,       North Wasiiinglon.  wns a weck-i'iid  guest   of Penn  Conimunity Centie,  .Vmbl.
ne Deeeniber liro:..'i'am  cliairman.  In  cliai'
Kdw.ird,,,   Penllyn   Bnp-
I'l
Del,,   and   .Mr.  .'ind   .Mrs.   J.iiiu's;i,  Gal-1 brnlth.   of  GeriiTintown. j
ft  Is not rften a b-nil  of bn'.' .".m-l a: I Irnsitre r-i.' Iniid in lb" smite place at the   ,"nme   time,   ion   this   htipeuel   on Tuesdny mnroiiig when  a 'lond  cf  hir.'j in  chnrge .if a Jlr, Wib'tis,    if   I'rs- peetville, a;id a I'lieviidi't cir colli.led "I  Ull- ''111 r-"ciio'i of N'orristowu r. ;id ' and      Lln.eklln       pike.       F.nchi   driver thought the other wouhl stop, ^vltl1 lEie resn'l   the   liny  was  upset  In   fixint of, ir-i'ii A"'W'-M's garn:-'.'e nnd  tii*' ciu' hnd.
—JIiS.   I),ivid  .1.   Windhotz   Irs  hr'i'U  Jfrs.   Aninndn  Rossiter  and   dnughters. ;     .Mr.   Frank   King.       I'l'i's..       Kiwanls  to  be  towed  awny.  This   is lhc   fourlh electc.l iii'.'sbienl of tlie l.oiies' .\itxill-|     Jir.  and   Mrs.  Wllllnm' Reinhnrt   lias Club, 310 E, Lindenwold .Vvc., .Vmbler,: aeci'ient nl this ouriior in a Iiltle more
ary of AlkluBOn post, Doylcjitowu.
gone to Phlla, Jor the winter.
¦pa.
than iv.'o weeks.
Hockey Girls' Team Defeats Jenkin¬ town and Lansdale — Junior High Dall Team Beaten — Varsity Wins Grent  Gamo  froir   Lansdale.
Iiiii'liig the past month the commer¬ cial deparlinent of Uie high sebool hns been glad to co-oiH'mle with tbe Amb¬ ler Welfari- Council anri the r-ommlt tee I'or the s.'ile of the  Clitislmas  seals.
.\riii'oxiiii;i.lely 200(1 enveloiK's liHve bei'li addressed for the Chl'isttllJUS seal s.ile, ami about GO li-tti rs ha'.'e been sent oul for the Anibler Welfare Couii- I'il,
'I'lie ilejinrtinent wn.s very gind of this opportunity to do Its aim to in helping to  pi-omote such  wortliy  pro-
. Jccls.
i      (in   Friday,  Nov.   Mth,   Jliss   lloyle.s'
i Iioeke.v el'Ven rlt.:'enieil L;insrl,ale at Ijinsd.ale by the score 3 to I. Nevvsoni, fotlnel'ly cc'titer forward, played full¬ back, while ^!teer took ci-uter forwnrd liosition. Ciis.sel. Aiuliler's right wing, scored ber Ilrst goc,i of the season, and 1.,.. t.isL 1-0,1,1 ol the game ill the Ilrst quarter, Jloyer, I*'insdale's center for- wai',1, followed Uils up with a goal. This ended the llrsl half 2 lo 1. Sleei' Hlarli.,l off the second half by s.'orln.,' ill tile (irst two minutes of piny. Both teams then held ttutl. Tlio game ended 3 to 1.
'Ill I'l.esday, .Vov. inth, the Ambler hockey team defeated Jenklntown 2 to 1. The best hockey technlc||i.o ever di.s'playcd In Amblir high school hockey %va.s  shown   hi   this  last   ganir.
,of the Amhler t-rlri.s' «eason. Arnobl, right Inside, scored lite lirst point, which Panaceciu tied by iuimedlnie'y scoring I'or Jenklntown, which closed till' Hrst half 1 to 1. .\t tite beginning ot the second ball", Cassel, Am. let's right wing, l.-n Ite the lie by scoring the second ami winning pint for Ainbler, Tbe game ended 3' to 1.
Amhler Jr. High's football force-i, lu'cviousiy unbeaten, wi'Ut down lo de¬ feat at tbe hands of IlighLind Junior lfl,,-li nt l!l',-hl.'ii'.-L The score was III to 0. The Amhler i lev.ti wr-re caught naiiping time and time again by lli.'ib- 1 Lllll, making 111 :sl of the gains through th" center of tbe line. lr. spite of poor defem-'ive woi'k, Uie .\mbli.r backs secured s-veral f.'ivornbh! scor¬ ing opporlutil'.ics, but fttinblltri', that f'ttnl fni.lt of i'ri"tb'i.i|. occurred to rob I   .   1 arned advant
yards ia ik;...,!:..... du luaky. Amble's |ilun,','lng fullback, plnyed a splendid oll'eiisiv e game, aiLl atler repeated Uirusts tlLi-ntgh the line scored the only toucbdowti for .Vinblcr. 'riio 'lefi'iislve wo'l-: of l''illck, right end, and Brown, right lackli', deserve ni le. snea jilayed li bis i.su'tl good style. Althi.i,;<h the Amhler eleven suf¬ fered this di'ftvLt, It Is at least Ue for the  leg.'.ue  chainph-tisliii>.
Ambler High and Lnnsd.-Ue Ilbrli eii- gagixl 111 Vielr ninth nnnual football game on Frldniy. nnd the lociU team ein-fged on the long end at the score l.y a II to I '('ounl. 'riie series previous¬ ly stood five gnmi-;! I" three lit favor of .\mbler .Two of the tlu'ee won by Lnnsdale I'^'nie in Uie last two yenrs. So Ul" loc.'il team wns out t,o brenk and wrest the 1 it.iiti|.loit!.'!ilp fr:.m tbem and I ring it bnci: t.i Ainbler n(- ti.r its two-year visit wUli the ".Ma¬ roon." Aml.l"!' is l.o.'..sting the best team 11 bns had In recent years, and l|.,.' spirit of llie si'hool is ki epiu- jit.ce «iUi Ute lean..
.V couip.'iJ Ison III tlie records tliis yrar silowed Uint .Vliiblir hnd the edge oil Lansdale. Neilher team hiul beeu defr-aty d In the NorUi Penn competi- Ibiii, but the "iVft'.roon" hnd stirr-'red onu 0 to 0 tie with SellersvlUe-Per- knsle. In ail the oUier gniiiis the "Blue ami  GoM"  won  liy  laiuli larger scores
tb..n their rlvnl-i  fi i the- upix-r eu i.
This was an Incentive lo increase the light and dot-I'mina'.ion of .Vtithler to ull.
Mowi'vrr, nn unexp.'clcd element decide-l lo pi i.y a pail in Ibi.'i alinu.'il ibi.l. That was tbo weatli"i'. ns a heavy rain was failing. T'.iis worked more of a iinrdsblp on Ambler than on Uuns- ikile.
The ;:anie opened witii 1 onsibile re¬ ceiving the ball on their Iblrty-.vard line and were stopped in tlieh' Irac'.ia. This was just the li-uinning of a story th.'it was to be rei.oi.ted, <i:ien iluring the game, ns Lansdale made only one first down fl'iim scrimiiia-:e, aud an rl'f-sid" pennlty gave Lliem thnl one hicauso of the e.'u;erne.ss ot the local x> t ,n\ to siii'iili lb".ir opponents' offense U'f<,t'e it c-lild get slarted. Only about tliree minules of ill" ganie bu'l eln|is.d will 11 Ibiynian. .Vinhler's left eml, bloke Ibi'ouijh nud blocked a Lnsdale kick whlcli rolled to the "JbU'oon" one-yard line with both te;ijiis In ful' pursuit JJougherty, .Vmhler'a right end, fell on Ute brll. ami eu the next piny tlrny, .Vmbler full hnck, took il acro.ss for II1.H only loui-hdown of lho game. The extra point was scored on, a trick forwa'd p'lss from Ho'.ipt to .\ni(<y. Just as tihi' lirsl iiunrtcr wn.s ab'uit In end, Havm'Mi a'.4,il:i lileeked rjiotber punt, and M iVislem.'tn. U'lnsdale iiitar- lerhiicl;. fell i.n il beiilnd his goal line for !i safet.v, iiuaHuij: tlie score 11 lo 0. Ambler hnd wluU tiny wanted, nn earl.v lend. Ft'oin then on they weie content to play a defensive game, pro¬ tect Uint lend and keep their rivals out 01; diir.getous terrlKiry. Tills wa-' nbly tnken cr.re nf by the splen'U-l kicklnir of Soiliday who vonslstently otttpunted his opiionent and ma.le his lend that mucli eiisler. Lansdale was outplayed tr<:in tho beginning to the end of the ganv* r.nd iievei* had a chance to set te. Ilie oul.st.'i.ndlng fen- tlire of the game wns the «p,'endld ll'thl nivl spirit of the local team l.acl;- ivi lip l|i.\- n lo,\'al apil peppy band of ro'Uers who recompanied Uiein in stiite of the we'ither.
The series now stands li to 3 in favor of Amhler, with bilg'l.t prospects for the future, v- I
MISCELLANEOUS   ITEMS     OF     IN¬ TEREST
Mrs. Catherine F. Smith Is Recovering —Miss Yocum and Mr. Shores Wed — Horsham Road Improvements — Dresher and  Jarrettown.
Jfrs. i:nUiii'ine 1''. Smilh, of llois- haiu, is gradually regnlning strength afler her mishap In fallin.g fron.. tho iKsck porch. Her broki'ti wrist Is meiid- Itct and she Is improved froui the shock and loss of hlooil, su.-^ini'1 when an artery In her head wns cut, .Mrs. Smith is iireparlnrr lo clo,',e her home here for the winter nnd will re¬ side with her son, Jeriis S. Smilh, nnd f.iinily In Logan.
I Jlr. and Jlis. Wnltir Vhumeii, of JTeilia, nre recelvljut coiigi','itulntioiis ti|ion the birth ot a dnughter, Jfrs, Eiumelt licfore her mnrringe was Jllss Eleanor Stnckhous, diiughter ot Jlrs. Susnn  .Stnckhouse  of  Hallowell,
A secrel icai'i'lage took pince In Bnlthiuife, Jld., Insl week when Jliss I tabelle A'octim, dnughter of JIi". mil JIis. Harry N'oclim, of Easton rond, Horshnm, antl Wllllnm Shores, of Wil¬ low Grove were the ^inli';tctlng cou¬ ple. They were uiintlr-nded, Jlr. and Jlrs. Shores nre mnklng llii'lr resi¬ dence Willi the A'oi'iim f.'imily in Hor¬ shnm  for the present.
This Thursda.v evening n ver.v nt- tractlve dlspln.v of needlework mul ol.l snmpler.^ will be belil In llorsbnin Friends' meelinghouse. This exhibit Is helng held lo Iienelil Ihe J'.,i.ce and Service movement of the Soc¬ lel.v. .'V very cordial Invitntlon Is ex¬ tended lo all to view this old anil hnndsome  needleci';'.fi  an.l  art.
llorshain P. T. A. Is meeUng thit AA'ednesday afternoon In the school house Instead of an Tlinrs Iny, when other-meetings conlMct in the ^0111- munity. Tlie program will be brief anri inl.'reslin;?',
Thc r.alns early this week have re¬ vived man.v rif the creeks dried up In this section, but hnve not, as yet, iiene- Irnled far enntigli into the ground to sutiply  even   the  shallow ivclla.
Theodpre Dtibree. Ilorist .and green- limtse man In llorshnm, hns a num¬ ber nf handsome hardy bouquets and blnnkels on ilispyy for placing on grnves  during  the   Christmas  season.
The liy-ro;id npprcnches to the new¬ ly concreted stretch of llorshnm rond between llorshnm and ProBpectville, ivhlch h-nve been In bnd conrlltion ttnd dnngerous to traverse are being nicely repaired by state highway men. 'Thes©.,.
V.
wllil tarvla.
Jlr. nnd Jlrs. V.'illi dents of the K. G. E. home. Itavis Grove, had ns their guests on Sun-hiy. Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Bedwell, Jlr. tin.l Jfrs. Hownt'd Bedv.ell, Jfrs. H.'ilnc', nnd Jlrs. Frnneoe. .-ill nt Mt. Holly, N, ,r. I Robert Blnckloek. a resident of the ' hone, spenl severnl dnys this week with  frleiidf   in Frnnkford.
Jfr. nnd Jfr.'". Bert Lod-je nnd fnm- lly. Jlr. an.l JTrs. AV. H. Crawford and family, of Rosemont, Dehiv.ni'R county, I'niled to visit James Jnmlsoir at the K, G. F. home. PavIs Oiove. on Sunday.
llorshani school bo'ird meeting Insf week ilrieided to re'uirface the entranc. es to both* t''" Bn'-ylnn .and Prospect, vlllo scIiooIh witb sioue. Roiiiitie bir-ii- ness ni.':tlci's wer,-. (1l,^ctIs^•.i d bnl n 1 .otliei'  new  business  arose.
Grace Presliyterlan Clntrch of llor¬ shnm. The Active Church, Howard I.. Frnmr-. imstor. Order of --lervicr'S for Uie week of Nev. 23: n.-ITi n. ni.. Bible school, lesson, "The Rich A'liitng Rul¬ er." There Is a class for every m"iii- lier of the fnmily. 11, morning ser¬ vice. Subject, "The Joy of Giving," 2.30 1). in.. Jbn's Bible I'lass. Specinl spr'aker. Rev. A. Griffith l.loyd. of tbo rrospectvllle jr. E. church. l>r. Shires, of the Hntboro M. E. church, was the' sp.eaker Inst Sund.ay and brought a mosl inspiring nie^'sn','e, 11 a. m.. Jun¬ ior CMiristlnn Endeavor, subject: '¦(' n- saders Willi Christ Amon.g tbo Tse- gi'oes of Our Counlry." 7.1.1 p. m., .Si-tiior Christian Kndeavor, subjeet, "Things for AVTiIeh AVe Should Bo Tlinnktul", Leader. JTrs. Catharine Til. in.'is: 7.1." p. m., Intermedlnto Chris¬ tinn I'^nrleavor. subject. "In Everythiltrr flive Thanks:" S, evening service, .sub¬ ject. "Voulh." .\ special servir-e for '.he young people. Tuesday. 10 a. m.. all- dny misslonltry meetin',- al Uie liome ot Jlrs. John lla.ng, sr-wing for the nns- sionary society. Dox luncheon. AA'ed¬ nesday 8 p. m., midweek iirayer sri'- vice. Tho "Book of Revelation," and Jlr. Frame will spr'.ik upon the "Jies¬ sage In the Church in Piiihidclphia." Thursdny S p. m.. choir rehearsal nt the honm of Jfr. nnd Jfrs. A. Erie I'lllman. I'lldny, .N'ov. 21 S p. m., busi¬ nes ^ meeting of Heiiior C. I?. SocIelT at the ehurch. followed by rehcarsnl of C. E. piny. Saturd.iy, 2.30, the Jun¬ ior choir will meet in the Churcli. .Spec¬ ial preptiratlons for the Chrisliiins sen¬ snn. Tills church is In the I.oynlty Crusade, anri invites you to make Uiis .your chiirr-h home, if >'ou are nol a menibr.r of nnolher church. Sunday, Nov, 30, will be known a-^ "Syniiiliony" l>,'iy, wllen the rdd familiar b^;mJl3 will  be used nt nil services,
.V vei'y InteresUng ami helpful ser¬ vice wn,-.' hr'ld tindei. the niispices of the .Senior C. E. sochty ef Graco Presbyterian cluirch of Ilorsham nt tho Bucks Co. jail last Runrlay at 3 p. m.^ JTrs. Howard L. l-'rame w;is the spe.ak- r r. H'l'i' message wns on "Thomas, the riouhler." JTlss Calolitie Craven recit¬ ed "The Jlnster." Jllss RuLli Thomas favored with a selertlon en the har- nionlen, and Ml-.n Georglne Thomas, ' recited. On Frldny evening. Nov, 21, at S, the regular business meeting of the Senior C. ].;. society will be bel.I al the chlirci, an.l will be followed by a rehcarsnl nf the piny "Graduation Pny nl A\'ood Hill Sehool." Tbls com¬ edy will he presented al the tl:e hall on Satunlay, Nov, 30, at S p. m.
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