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1 HE AMBLEJR GAZETTE. 1 VOL. XLI-IN^O. 7 AMBI.ER. PA.. MARCH 13, 1924 Sl.7.5 A YEAR I ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST TO READERS ¦ Judge Miller to Speak at Plymouth Centre Next Tuesday Evening—: Large Attendance at Cold Point, Ch'jrch—George Hac,y IH— Plymouth ^ U. E. Services M.-a Samuel Kisiier, Jr., ot I'lymouth t;e:...e, has l.lun conlined to her 1, ,.iic with rehumuiisiii. ^; Joseph Jiiiucs, of l'l.viiioutli Cen-.re, hits had eic.,.-. Kkii-s . -' n o..-, i iifcwly purchasea liome ;;iid expects to O'^cupy the property this week. llarvoy Kex, ul I'lynioulii Cenlre, visited his luilier, Orlando Hex. who is 111 in the Ainerii-in Oncologic hospital in West I'hiladelphla. l-Vunk .Mclntyre, oi feaciiville, is bil.tering t.-oiii a nervous llauss and Is, u...ible to ali-nd 'o iiis duties a I the American Magne>iia works. ' William Wilson, ol I'lynioulh Centre, Bpuiit tjalurdu;. wilh hw niother, .Mrs. J.iiianuel .-jchiiefer, of Mont Clalr. Jlr. and ilrs. U. Cayuiii ili-x and son oi Maple Glen called at ths Marple, ] home, in I'lymouth Centre. Sunday. • ¦ JriLiige Sewing circle met Wed¬ nesday afternoon at the hme of Mrs. Theodore Wiedemann, in I'lynioulh Cent 10. lUirry Miller, who Vecently pur-i i chased and moved into the former lioii.e Ol Addis .'^ciiiliiiaker. has had, the entire interior repapered. I The report of the sale of the pro¬ perly of Jlrs. Wosley Oiiclcs, in Nar- cis.sa, by 11. I. l-'o.x. I'^sq., of .N'orrls¬ town for $6,000, h.-'.s lieen coiiHrnied. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wiedemann,! of I'lymouth Centre, on Wednesday ot last w- el; ciitertaiiii'd and accoiiimo- ditted two gentlenieii for the night, who have come from Ueriiian.v to lour tlie United States and Caii.ida, during wiiich lime they expect to visit and iiisiec't llie l.irge iiiacliiiu- lio|is here. Wiliiani/Cox, of t'oi.l I'oint, haa boon suffering froiii a badly aliscesscd enr for the past fortnight. Al tlio nexl ojien ine.tiiig ot the Cold I'oinl Orange, No. (ioii, next Tues¬ day evening, .ludge John Kaber Miller will spealv on his i'eiiiiiiisi-eiiaG.s whilo serving on tlie bt'iich of the Jlontgom¬ ery county bar. All who are interested in heaj-ing Judge Miller are Invited to a It end. ' Iteport states tliat the mother of Williaiu Jloore, of r'yiuojth Centre, is critically ill at his home. Mr. and Jlrs. Adolf Vogt, ot Phila¬ delphia, siK-iil the weel<.-eiid at the, home of their son. Wallace, in Ply- '. mouth Centre. Mr. and Jlrn. I.r nard Gillan,, who have recently nioved from Springhouso to Norristown, called on Jtr. and Mrs. Harvey Rex, of Plymouth Centre, Sun¬ day, Jlrs. llelen IT.-imel, cf Plymouth Centie, is iHouiHy ilisjihoing a largo (lumdruple llowereil s|ierie of Amaryllis. The blooms contrary lo the ciisloniary orange lint, are pinii and sirealccd with white. Jliss i-Jstlier iiiickniin has riliirned io her lioiiie in I' ill] I'oinl from the ..li^UiO^^iiiiiu. luiKpiUU.. .Md. is reiiorted,. »o be convalescing nicely. Jlr. and Jlrs. Kolieri 1;1i.-m- orfoiisho- hociin, were guesls of Jlr. ,iiid Mrs. Jacob Hart, of Cold I'oinl, .Sunday. Jlrs. A. l\ S. Stead, of Cold I'oint, who has heen visiting relatives ia Ihiladelphia. for the p u-t three weeks. leturned lioiiu' wiili her son, Frank, who culled for her Sunday. JLrs. Walter Sta lon, formerly Mias Louise Hailey, w.is honored upiin the event of her L'lsl birthday Saiurday e-.ening at her iiarents' honie in Cold Poinl. Her husband and ii.ii-ciils lo¬ gether with Jlr. and Jlrs George Stalsey and Jl ss Loretta Kenworthy, of Kaston; Jlr. and JIi-s. Charles Hendricks Jlrs. Jacob Hart and .Miss .i.-aii .Sicad i,r CiM |',.int. .-in,l .Miss Jennie Wall, of Philadelphia, were iiriLsent upon this lrt'l-:^sion. George Sheller aii,J iamily. of Cold Point, on Sund.iy niuinn-d lo I'liila- di-lpiiia, where they visited relatives. Jliss Jean S'l-rd and .Miss .lacob Hart, of Cold Point. vlsite<l Jlrs. Hugh Cunningham, of .Vurrisiowii. on-- d.iy last w-epk. The servicii; .-it Uie CoM I'oint liaptist church last Suivday were at¬ tended by tile l.-ii-ge. t i-ongr.-!:ations reinemli'i-ed in its history. Tlie h.ilI -.vas ."iillrej'v mil ;it huth services. The Christian Kiiile.ivor meet ng, l>i-ior to the evening servioo. was also i .'corded <is having been exce|ii iona H.-v rge. This is i|iiiie iiiilic.-il iv-i' of the greater interest heing taken in church .vork .-ind ot the ever-Increasing ap- p.-eciation of its doctrines. Ne.\t i.'rid.iy .¦\-ening the r-otiage ]ira.\-ei- nieeting held by the Senior Christian Kndeavor .society will .¦i>»i.|iil,|,. .-n ihe li.iiii" of Jlrs. JIary I ;ui-kiii.-m. in Cold I'oint. (In .Sunday evening Iho slorm.v-day h.-igs. issued to lhe congregation, will be receivtud. l-olaiwing a suit; ble de- dic;itory servii'C the p.istor will devote the remainder of the morning service by an illustrated talk to the children. Kev. Jlr. CaiirUnrs h:is pre.sentid tlie.se talks to the (-hiWi-en of the congre- g-ition hefore. ;ind his iiiess^ige is not inly thoroughly appreciated b^- them, but its meaning is fully giasped. And the .Mond,-iy evenlni.-- following the tiustees' biard will hold ther regular 1 ¦ nthy ineettlng. The "Pine" social, 1" ing planned hy the .'¦tenlor christian Kndeavor sr..'iety of the Cold i'oint l;.i|itlst ch'i' ¦'. for Saturda" JIarch '22, in-omise.. ;o be a splendid arf:iii-. Tlie natiir.- ot ihe social Is to be kept sn(-i-et. but a lecture by Jfr. T-'aunca. of PI]lI.-i(ielplii.-iJ. on • l.alioradi'r. has been fll orulst' Jlrs. Klein is ill ,-it the home of her daiiu-l-iler Jlrs. Y.'ri:es of Cold Point, suffering from a congestion in one ' lung. Mdss l>illie Iserper. of Cold Point, aecidenlly hail the end of her middle linger on the right hand cut off In a nau'-"~'e grinder, last Pirda.v. The In- j.j \ lliough iifllnful. is not serious iiii'l Jliss Kerper is not incapacitated to any degree. Mrs. H. G. Hovenden and daughter, M;irtlia. who h;ive been wlnUring In Wikshii.glon I). C. returned to their home 11 PlymoiMli Jleeting l;ust week. GeorgK Hagy is reported in a ^¦ery wirious condilion at his liomo in Ply- iiiiiith Jleeetng. Xot long ago he safrer<'d an attick of apoplexy, which has left his heart in a vei/ weakened EUREKA. Kev. Z. ll. Copii, 11. II., of Philadel¬ phia, gave a very interesting address In the Pleasuntvilie Hefonmed church ¦ 111 .suii'.iay iiiormng in tne interesi of lhe A III.-Saloon league. His sui.Ject ,\as - i^aw Knforcemenl. " The Junior era.on was preaclu il by Jlr. K. W. Chaun. a Chinese studenl of denli.siry at the I', of P., in Ph.iadelphia. He was me guest ol Jlr. Carl .Martin, .vho' wll. Vie graduated from the .same m- .^titutloii this spring. Jliss Jlargarel Jlac.N'air, daughtei uf Jlr. and Jlrs. Pr;ink F'. MacNair, ol 'I'radesvibe. Pa., entertained aeveral of lier former class-mates of the Weal Chesler .S'ornial school, at her home on Saturday afternoon. At the same lime she announced her engagi-inen." lo Jlr. A;lieit Weisel, son ol Jlr. and Ali-s. Charles Weisel ot near Chaifont. .\ box soi-iiil w.ll be given by the Wanrlntilon W. C. T. I'.-on Wednesday :ifternoon at the home of Jlrs. Agnes Cadwa lader. of W arrington. iuiss l-:vi'lyii Uoi-tli and brother, of Proapectviile, altended a lian<|iiet on .Saiurday evening al the Bellevue- .Sti-:itford. II was given by the aluiiiin association of Wesl Ciiester .N'oriiiai ¦ ihooi. ..\lioui luOO lieople were in .it- leiid.-ince. Jlr. and Jlrs. l-;iias Sellers, of flwy- nedd Valley, were entertained on Sun¬ day liy Mr. and .Mrs. .1. Lowell lloovei-. .\li-. and Jlrs. Grant C. Sw;irtle\. of lluntingilon \'al,ey,- eiitert;iiiied a nuniber of relatives ;it dinner on S;ir- urday evening. E. H. VM OBITllAr. I. E REPUBLICAN LEADERS UNITE ON SENATOR'S WIDOW PENLLYN. Mrs. K^jlieri I.e if l'eiill>-ii were entertained at tea evening at llie home of Wliliani i'.rown. has iiio\ed his l';im- Jlr. and C;iiiiiti-,v club, iast Thursday .Mr. anil Jlrs. Wiliam Slim iiy from Siiringhouse into his newly reniodeied bungalow on Penllyn pike. In the absence of (ieorge Villi l.a- .-¦¦iia-e. who is at present attending the duties of baggage agent at Anibler. ex¬ tra iigeiit li. W. Havis, ol .North Waes, has been given llie day siiin at Penllyn atiition. Jlr. and Jlrs. Oliver l'.oseiiln-i-gei- motored to Lansdiile, Sunday, where lliey visiled tlie liilter's brother, Har¬ ry Kuby, und fiiiiiily. Geurge, son of .Mr. 'ngersoll, who siilTen llolll i weeks and Jlrs. II.- .S. I a broken leg niishiip while siedding several ;igo, has been relurned from lhe liuspUiil and is reported lo in- oii>. ali'scing i-iipiilly. .\. L. Sinith. .Ir., who has been spending some time in Uermuda, rc- 1 urned home this week. (I. M. Parsons has purchased a Hud¬ son sedan. Uoliert Kenyon and Miss Lottie Krauss Journeyed to Chester, Sunday, where they visited the former's son. .lolm Ken.von. and family. .Mrs. Waller .-Vdaiiis is enjoying a liiief Viu-alioii ill .New York. l-'ern, daughter ot Jlr. and Jlrs. Pel¬ er Grill, is recovering nicely from the scariet fever. 'I'he funeral of John Carter, colored, who died on l'"riday last, of pneunion- a. was very largeiy attended by his iiuniero.us friends and tlie lodges ol .Masons and the Ued Jli-n, lo whicii iie belonged. A choir of Iiearly UIO vouth.-i chanted at the serviice, which was coniUicted by the Kev. C. .\. 1-Jd- wai-ds. Internient was made in Kose Xa ley I'enu'tei-}', Anibler. I DOROTHY SJIITII. t Dorothy, daughter of .Setli ;iiiil Un ' late Annio Smith, died .Sunday at lie. home in Fiourtown, after a long ill¬ ness. The decea.sed was l."i years o j age iind had been il. for a period oi IWO ; ears, liesides her falher she is I survived by one sister and three : brothers. The funeral services were ! he.d Ihis Wednesdiiy afternoon, and ! internient was made in tile l.utlieran cemelli'i-y W hittiuiirsh. I GEORGt: HAGY, SK. |. Ueoi-f;e ilagy, Sr., long a r.esident of P.ynioiiui .Meeting, died Jlonday niglit iiboui il o'clock, after a loim illness aged Til years. The deceased Wiis a son oi Uu- liiU- Saniuei Hagy and JIartha Jlu.vaiie>, was one of a large family and was born near Plynioulh Jleeting. where he I realdeil practically all of his life. ; He marred Iiiiiiiaris ISuchanan, of Phi.adelphia. who died in IS.s:;. Jlr Hagy was an actve biisinesa man of Whiteiniii'sh township for .'lO years following the lime business for many years. .About Hi xeais ago he |jur- chaspil a i-oal business near Wayne Juncliciii. whicii he coiidiicted up to the liiiic of his reiireiiient sevei-ii year ago. He served at one time on tha Sciiool board of Whiti'iiiarsh lown¬ ¬ship. Ile was Identilleil with tin- .M.i ' Bonlc order in I'hileniwil e lor som, ' years. I One brotlier, John Hagy Co,Id I'oint, now o vives. and also :i .Ir.,. of I'itisliiii-gh. leJB. l-;iva wife of P®i>Jis, .of New York, Jliiiion and Krol'ence, residing at home. runeral servh-es will be held from the la.te home of the deceased on l''i'i- day aflernoon at '_'. conducted by Kev Dr. \Vest. of the Coiishoh*|cl<eii Kpis¬ copal church, iirlvate iiitVrinent wi 1 follow ill Iiarren Iliil cemetery. Wll.l.L-^JI I''. I.KI-:. Wiliiani I-', l.ee. a nieiiilier of Uie publishing liriii of Keilly and l.ee. dieil Friday niorniiig in liie llahnemann hospital. I'iii.iKleiiihia, after a brief illness. Jlr. l.ee was widely known in Ui.- boo,k iiublishiiig business. The Iuneral servici-.^ will be lielil at his residence, 74411 lievon streo Mt. Airy, on Mondiiy at I.:i0 o'clock Th'e Rev. N. P.. Groton read the aei- vlce. I'.iirial was in St. Thomas cliurciiyard at Whitemarsh. , ICATIIKKI.NK HOVD JlOOKHOl'SI-; ! Mi'.s. Katherine lioyd .Moorhous,', i widow of Kev. .lohn Kennedy Jloor- liouse. of ConslioiiocUcn, died Saturdiiv at her lioine in Ardmore. The deceased was born in Philadel¬ phia, but spent her girlhood and young woniiinliood in Wayne. Alle. • lier nii'iriage to ilie late Kev. Jlr. Jlooreiion-e. she resided witli him in Hristol, wiiei-o he held his lirst cliarge -until aboiM li; ye.:j-s ago, when In lUCCepted the i-ci,<orslii]i of C:ilvary 'church. CoiusiiuiiocUen. j Bhe is sui-\-n-.'(l b\ lier moiin-r. Jlrs. ¦ W. Livingston lioyd, who was lor- niaii Vare and other dislrict leaders I ] mwly Jliss Sophia .-Mien, niember of have tlierefore decided lo heconie itja priuiiiiieiil l'nilaili-l|ili a family, ano candidate and my noiniiiation papers tWo ciiildren. Ijernclla Jl. and Livings- THE MM PENN m OUBLIN AND II ITS FUNCTIONS AKE OUTLINED IN DilTAIL Wi';i Succeed Brother-in-Law, Repre¬ sentative Wm. S. Vare—No Opposi¬ tion in Sight—Mrs. Vare Is Wel Known in Ambler, Where She Has a Residence. Jlrs. l''lorii M. V.irc. widow of Sen¬ ator l-:dwiii 11. \'aie. who died al his country home in Anibler during l!i22. has been named by the Kepiilillcaii organization .eailers of the l-'irst dis-' ti-icl, Phjadelpiiia for the state aeiia- torial seal, lecently liiled by Senatoi- \'are's brolher, Wiliiani .•-<. Vare, wlio hiia recent y been aiipoiiiled represe;.- tative in congress. .Members of lhe \'ai-e fami.y have he'd the |iost since 1897. 'i'iie sK-iIing of Jlrs. Vare wiis Uic clinax of ;i aeries ot polilica! coiil'^er- ences during llie day Uiat ri'sulled in the coin|iletion of ;i major portion of the orgiiniziition slate for the coming liriniary. It was unsuspected and i-iiu-sed great surprise ii politiciil cir¬ cles. Keiiresentative \'aie. wim licid Uic seal durin.g the last general assembly signilled his intention of siipporllng liis brolher'a wiiiow and the leaiU-ra iiccepled iiis dictuni al a Ineeting n lhe headiiuarters of the city comuiit- tee, Kleventh and Chestnut sti'eets. Il Wiis no secret that the reiiresenta- tive desired to keep the traditional A'are seat In the State Senate, but vhen It wus learned recently that young Kdwin H. Vare, .Ir.. did not care to, enter poiitit-s. ;t was believeil formerly of Lancaster, sur- ¦loii. George llag.v. and -iii-ce daugh- the late .Amos J Unit Williiin passe. Tn calling for Uie A'are us a candidate, tivti eatalilisiii'S a pr sylvania politics, been a woman iifiil rciiclied iUpporl of All's the Keiireaenta- -I'deiit ill I'ci'.o- I'lieie has neve; the State seliaU', lirst II Ihc .\s and Jlrs. A'are wi.i in' tin ler the upper chamber of biy as a niember. It was said that Mrs. A'ari> will liave no oiipoailion in her campaign for elec¬ tion. Conimenling uiioii her Ciindidac,\ rei'ently, she siiid : "A/ numlier of represent.atives o.- woiuen's oi'Kani'/.iilions have .-i-slied in» to become a ctindiilale I'or Sliile Sena¬ tor ill the l'"irsl liisli-H-l. Their r-- r|iii-sl lliis struci; a responsive chord in my heart. I not only i-onsider il a grcal liunor lo liold nienibership in tliat iniliortant body but it would p ease me beyond ineasure to ociupy the seat ao long lllied by my husban-.l the late Senator I'Mwin 11. A'are. ".\rter consiiltalioii witll Congress one tbe . 2:; to L'l. 'i'his game was the excilfmg oiTe p^^yed ortThri .MjBtTi. >;,\ 111. lloor Uiis season. .Iim'l-.;.l- lnter--Jhurch Basketball. Liisl Wednesday lln.' Jlelbodisl Icalil slopped the Kpiscopal team by lio lit. 2:; to L'l. 'i'his gam niosti'e'x'cil odisi dowes lliiipi-d .". goals inlo the basket, beside :; loul goals, lie played ii star .-;ii.i.c on tlie ol'l'iiise Willie hia broUier '-;:'' ..iiricii on Uic defense. Chariic Gelbert put In 4 licld goals in the firsi hair and also 3 I'oul goa.s during the ., gii:iic. Tin- lirsl lia t ended wilh tiic l*;]! si-opiii 11 tile lead with a good nuir- .;iii. IT lo 10. The Jlelhodisl oiicncd ¦rip a wiiiiilerfiii attack in tlie second lialf, ami ill a few minutes had tied ;lie acore. I'ciiiungton dropped one in, giving il two-iioint lead. Then i oula by Paul l-;ddowea and Gelbert and a ijrelly liell goal from the cciil.e of Ihc lloor by Gorton tied the acore. .¦V few minutes o.f this when Jim Kd¬ dowes made a dandy cut for the bas- Uela and dropped in wliat proveil lo be llie waning score Gorloii. in ti-yiii'4 1,1 defend his goal beciiinc mixed up with Jim Kddowi'a ;is he sliol and luui one ot his teeth broken while .llin had a gash in his hand. In the i;isl two minutes Gelbert put in a foul try. In the liist minute of play Gelbert hiid , \ ery one brcalhlcaa by rolling Uie hall 'around the biiakel several limes. Thia game puts the Lutheran iiiiintei ,11 llie lead for another week, but not .ure id' the cup by any nieans, as they -'v'e lo ii'av the Kpiscoiials on Jliirch 12. follows : Positions I'^piscopals Forward Gelbert Forward Douglas Centre Stephens (liiard o'lhien Giiaid Gorton 1-:. Kddowes :,. Gelbert 'cniiingtoii 1. P. Kddow- , Dounlas I. l''o,iil goa.s. I'Mdowes L*. hiive lieen placed in circulation. "If elected I shall give tlie beat Ihiii Is in me to the work. .At the propei time I shall announce my platform." Jfrs. A'iire Is assessed aa a resident at the home of Repreaentative A'are. 2304 .South Broad street, .allbougii sin apciida most of her I'-iiie al her hon - al .Ambler. George .A. A'are wiia il llrst in the I'amily lo rejire.senl ..tin. ' itlsSt!fT'lTrtTie''W«11aT«."''--nV'^ir-Ti^ ISliT lo IIMIS. Ill' was succi'iMlcd by !ii- brother. I-Mwiii II.. who remained ir th" Seiiiite iinl'l 111'-'-. .Afler his dealli the p ill 2 was laken by Kcprcaeiitalivc A'are. ton lioyd. Jlra. ilovd has been ill at , the honie of Jlrs. Jluorhouse, with Whoni alio i-esiiled, for some time iind 18 at in-esenl in a |i|i-ec;irious cond lion. The funeral was heid Tuesdiiy morn¬ ing ,at U o'clock in old Sl. David's chui-ch. Kadnor. Inlernieni wa.'i made l)a.vid's cemetery. ,^ '1'1-e WEST POINT I r\ices will l.l- illll ,-h li-formed ¦ lu al 7.lio o'clock, by Hi« J>. Ilreiidie. Sal bat!, will be licld at lhe IP Scout News, nip i; me!>!!'cl---lli|i is slill on Ui- ,rade, anolher new meniber iiav'ng Ici n proposed ill the laifl meeting. .A bird lioiise contest has been start¬ ed amongst the boys, and a prize will be iiwarded to the one lurning in the i.est hoiiiic by March 'JI>--f. Air. 1-; .1. Slone denionatraled some ed in i ;i n. i Sunday eveiiiii.g paslor, Uev. D. scliool scwsion usual hour. Some of lln- residi-nls li.-re seem li be \-ei-y much exercised over tbe aii- nounceiiieiit that tlie countv conims sioners are iiialUng an effort to locate the lubeicu.osls hosiiital in this sec¬ tion. It IS said tliai llie residenla ol Iibili Lansdale and .Nortli \A'ales iin preparing to put up a llglil sliou.il tin- coiiiniiasionerS Iry lo locale the hos. pital near the boarder of eillicr iilaci-. first aid liandagiii suggestions for Uic- developnieni of (list-aid instruction, lieginning JliircTi 21st he will lake several teams of boys in hand, iind, iifter a period of iiiatriic- tion of about two months, awards wil" be made to the winning team. .\ I lairl llf honor wil. be held in the rooms of Troop 2 at Trinity this Fri¬ day night. This ia a splendid oppor¬ tunity for the parenta and friends of the Scouts to observe the wmk the boys are doing, and they are alway.-i verv welcome. ii.nd gave valued j Flu- poi.'-:!rv--lobleehrau ; tIK'ii F.xzlivb -up The MiK Jli'thodist Pennington AA'alniaiey P. I'Mdowi'S .Noll c- Keniicr K. Kddowes field goals. 4 O'l'.rieu '_'. I es I. Gorloii 1 P. Kddowes 4. Gelbert 3. K. Douglas L'. Kenner. N'oble 1. On the aiinie night the l-'orl AVash¬ ington team aurprised Ibe Pres.-napt. bv defeating tliem. 10 to G. 'I'his la the oweat acore of any gaine thia .ear. Lewis niiicle the highest ninuber <!'• points for the Fort. s<-o,ring two field and 2 foul goals. The score was close all through the game. Iloth teams had plenty of chances at bas¬ kets, bill couldn't sc-ciii lo put tlicin in. The line-up. l-'ort Wash. Positions Long I'-orward Lewis Korward E. Jlorris Centre Muir Guard Fisher-JIcrrill Guard Fiield goals. Lewia 2. Alorris, N. .=!ep- er, AA'. Seger. Fluck 1. Foul Lewis 2. Jlorris. Jlerrlll 1. The league st;iiiding after the games. ¦" AVoii Lutherans 4 l';piscopals .1 Alelhoillsl 3 Prcs.-P.apt. 2 |.-oil Wash. 2 The indlvidunl standing of the first 10 hluh scorers ia as I'oilows with Charlie Gelbert of the F.piscnpal team iiwiiy ahead. Field Team Goals Gelbert. Kpla. 30 V Doiig'as. Luth. 24 ¦ Phliadelnhia rubiirban League Meets. Tho Philadelphia Suburban Hiiaebiill league, at ita nieeting Monday evening ill G .'iiside e'e<-li.'d Curlia Countrv j club to niembership in place of AA'eT- don. making 14 clubs. It is proliab'e tw-o other clubs, of whicii Olney will be ono. will be admitted, 'i'he league will function in two sections. Frank A.mbler, of Abington, was elected .sec¬ ond vice president. James Lamb was appointed on the si-hediilc (oninilttee to represent Fort 1 Wash ugloii. The hitter c'lib posted ! its .'i:2.''i delHisit money, and is now a ' ineniber of ilic Icamie. The roads of Worcester lown.sliip ii liiia sectMin aro alnioal impassable. The frost coming oul of the grouin' and the recent rains have caused thene iiigliways to become dangerous to drive over. Iiespite tlie warning gly¬ en the supen'isors that iiortion of Moi-ria road lying Just north of Uie Helfry road and beloii.ning to AA'ori-es- ici- townahip, continuea to i-eniiiin in the aame diingerous cond tion with its many deep holea. LiL-il week stale highway employes were niaking an e>>* tort to llx up AVa nut .Street road. This la icso in a very dangerous con¬ dilion. .Airs.' AVesley K. llean Wiis recenlly entertained at the home of Mr. and .'.Irs. A. K. Dresher, Worceater. l-;dward Yaughan has rented one half of Ilia double dwelling on Zeiber Piirk road to an employe of the Foun¬ dry conipany. According to report there ia quite ii demand for houses in AA'est Point and which are very much needed to house tlie employes of the several mills here. Tt was atated some time ago that the AVeat Point Brick and Sha'e companv will erect a numlier of bouaes for Its i-inployea. but up m this time no de¬ linite action haa Vieen taken. It is reported that a large nunibei of our residents ,'ire suffering from tin- grip and are confined to their homei.. 'I'he annual congregational iiieetin'- of Grace Kefoi-ined churcli will be held the first Thursday in April. How Its Many Lines of Activity and Usefijlness Actuaby Work Out in Practice—Clin.'os and Sewing Class¬ es—The Centre Is Filling Its Need. .-Vitlnigh the Xoiiii I'l-nii Comiiiunity Centre luia lie'ii eatiibl siu-d mo. e I.lan ll year, liicre are still niiiny people who are in the dark as to its oiijeci and funclioil-i. To .•xpluin lliese mosl comiji-ciu-nsively, perhaps il uill be besi for us lo answer aome criticism.-, as tliey have come to ua recently. "1 doii'l believe in the Commimity Cenlre bcciiuac il helps p<-ople who do not ni-eed help', is one of llie re- niarka tliat iiaa been dropi.ed lately. Those ot you who think that have you ever attei«deil a case conference al Ihe Commninily Ceiitru held on tin lii-at and thiid Tueadiiy I'lf eacn iiionih'.' Ibive you ever known oi delinite case where undue relief w.i.- gi\-en, and taken your complaint oi oliservation to the ('<-ntre'.' Vou lia\i noi. Tn iho.sc who lliinlv that, we should like lo "send honie'" the fol¬ lowing facts; (1.) The .North I'cnn Coiiimunii y Centre is not a re.lef oganization. Ii- timction is to ^ive nilrsing care aii-i social serviiX:'. aivl to •dissi-inin-'i ¦ knowledge pertaining to heaJth, hy - giene, nioriility iind civic responsibility 12.J It is supposed to be a clearin- houae for all iipplii-alioiia for rcl'c and other needs in the comiiiunily, re' gardlesa of tlie linancial circumstaiues of thoae applying. For instance; Tn "A" family ts reported by ii luighlioi- as nei.'diiig li(-lp. .A nurse visits; i Ihere is illness in tbe family, she giva einergeiicy cans coniniiiiiic«it«-s v.ill; the pli.vsiciaii for orders, and iii:ikcs sure of tbe linancial slatus of tli" family. If it ia the Iv-ead winner w-|io ia sick and ahe feels that tcmporai-.v aaaistance ahoiiild be g'iven, the caS' ia referred to the county poor boii;-(l for fnrlhcr .nvealigation. conaiiilat.m; iind for auch i..'!lei-i.il relief as the board sees fit to give. If it is not th" bread winner who is sick, the nurac gives nursing care and instructions, for whatever amount she thinks Uic tamilj- ought to be able to pay for tha' service. (3.) If a widow w-ith minor cli ! ' ren is reported, aaiiie is referre 1 t the Coiiiily for au<-li aasHatance aa Ui fiiiiiily is .iitilled lo. if it is without any lin;iiicial resources. If the falh -¦ and husband, li.v an.v chance, had d;"fl ot tuberculoaia. and the widow has not suflicient means to l*uy plenty of niilK'. the Centre furniilics ihis ;is a ia'c ventive and educational measiwe (4.) It 11 famil.v is reported getting cotinty relief when they .should n ' be getting it, Ilie Centre inimedi.ili''. calls this to Uu- attention of tin- County I'oor .Supervisor, assiiiting tin agent in making the investigallon i: ' onlcr lo Mnd out the irue status ol the f.imily. If the report proves to Ir true, Uiis ii-lief ia stopped al one". l.'i.) If a iKitient in good eirciy n-' atnnoes 1ia i'cferrpd TJjr'n; pKyslftlrrrT ,or'i il mi-iiibcr of the fiinijh' for iiiirsifti.- carc. siimc is given at lhe rale of on" dollar ;iii hour. 1(1.) .-Ml pati»-nta receiving free car* iind all iie,r»oiis receiving. free servlci- are referred to a confidentijii Kxchange lUireaii at .N'orrlstown. All Jli ntgoine'-\ Coiinly iiKeiicies do ihe Mime, and lbu« all dui.'lication ia prevented. 'I'he Cenlre is conducting i-llnics and sewing cl:iss(-s. One he;iils that these :clitH--es are "attended by foreigners' oiii.\- Vou might be interested to know Urn. of the appi-oxiniiitely Hid babies registered a' the several welfar (-linica. only t»^-o were foreigners. .-Vnd 'at the sewing classes the attendanc- r-.- about lift.v- per cent foreign. All 111' nibers of the sewing classes |i;iy weekly dues. In conneicton with this 'iiuestion we might state thiit tlic ' It-i.lfiin;a and other foreigners aa a tola' do not ei|ual the number of Americans who iire servd from the Centre. I The Coniiniinitv Centre wa« ormin'z- ed to fill a need in the community: I ""esaity for lim ted or free nursing MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF IM. TEREST. Visitors at the K. G. E. Homo Last Sunday— Mrs. Tyson Sells Her Eunijalow—Hiflh Wind Doos Damag* In Horsham—Fire Co. Houses Its (ic .rge I'iilni ;n ll.illowell, visited Ills son, Laii, in. Wiss niining, on Sun¬ day, Wiliiiuii llroiHto, of Dav's Grovo. has be.n spending everal dava -with relatives In Ph.ladelphia. Hiiiry Kutert'oril, whu Ins liMm at the .voingion liospital for the paat seven uteks Willi ;i broken ieg, has roUnneliJ to his home In IhilloweU Willi a broke leg, ba-i returned bo his home in Ibilloweli with hig ieg scurely incased in piaster of l»aris. K.eanor Crothers, who has been aiif-' ' fering w th a heart atUick al her hunu' in Horsham. Is cut again. .AK.V-rs. George iiiid James Chiyton, of .N'oiUilield N. .1., c.illod on their gi-anilparenls, Jlr. and Jlra. William \'eacli, at the K. O. E. home in' I'av.s (.Irove, Jlonday. Thom is l-'aii|uai- and wife, of Gor- ni..niuwn, are apeinling a nne time at llio iiume if llieir daughter, Jlrs., -Vug usl I-'unk, in Uallowiell. .lira. William Vciicii rel in nod to Diui.. Grove acuuinpaii.ed b> '\,'illiam liii;ei.son, of Toruntu, C:inad.i, oaid . Jliss llelen Hai.ey of Geriiroitown, lifter a few days' stay at the Harvey home l.ist week. -Ali-a. Kthel T\, iiiiiig ami d.iu.ghters, Gertrude and Jlolly, of Ha.lowell. spent Sunday at the K. G. K. home advantiige of the b..lmy day to enjoy a trip .llto the couiu;y, were August G. Siiiiiinie, - I'll delphia; Jlr./and Jlrs. Charles G. Kelly, of Ardmore! Kdwiiivl 11. Uoyer, i ll.tniin ntoii, N. J, and A. Tyson Uoyer, tie. is urer of the home; Clarence 1-^ Smith, secretary; George ,1. Adrion, d rector; Frank D. Krvin, i cpresentaiive; Mrs. A. Tyson lioyer ;;iid John S. Kelley, all of Plilia¬ delphia. AVilliam Speakmaii, of Hor. liam, is slowly improving. JIi-B. Win. T. Tyson, of Horshiim, has solll the bungalow, recently orectecl for her on llorsliiim Heights, lo Kd¬ ward llill, of thill village. Jlrs. .lohn Seiple, of li.irshain -spent Thursiday with Jlrs. .Samuel Jbigargal, of Aabbliume. Jliss Klizabclli and Henry Iliadfield havo moved from Horsham lo tho> home, recently purchased by llie form¬ er, in W.llow Grove. Rev. Palston Kllson, forniiir paslor of tho Grace L'nion capci of llorsam, Avas the guest of .Air. and Jlrs. Kobert Ramse.y, of that village. SiAnday. Mr. Siu-ah Forker, is very ill with a severe cold at the hmie of her son; Frank, in Horsliam. Mr. iind Jlr;*. Warren Starkey liav» moved from Hatboro to one of the- upartmenls in the Palmer .iiiiil pro¬ perty. 'The severe s'orni Tueaday morning lifted the coirugalei' iron roof froiu the newly erected garages on tho Horaham store proiierty and dropped it in the side yard in a crumpieJ mass. care, advice re-iidjustiiient arise- j m every communit - such as this. an--i 'wlint is everybody's businesa we wel know, ia noboby's business The Centre fiinciions as an instriiment for thi Good Samaritans of the district wh; li 't serves and as ^-iich 1'-ies never to ¦forget that "InasmiK-h as ye have done lit unto the least of these, my child- 1 ren, ye have done it unto Jie." I'li'S Gn N AV T.oat 1 -I'.apt. en lie'd Davis Seuer FlUCK Segi-r ,'oiils .above P. C. .ROD .coo ..-,00 .S33 .3.13 J SPRINGHOUSE 1 AVaiter Halluweil and famly have returned to reside in Springliouse. Jlr. Hailowell has been on the sick list for a*few da.vs. I ,1. Cheston Jlorris is conlined to his I home by illness. Jlrs. Walter Hailowell attended the funeral of her father, in Keading. on Tuesday. 1 AA'iilier Halloweil, Sr., is confined to his home the past week, .suffering • with pleurisy. I tlves and friends gathered at the hoim ' Jlrs. .riilin Wiley, who has been con- „[ her parents, Jlr. and Jlrs. William ^ fined to her honie by illness. Is slow-' q Jackson, of Feasterville. Anna WEDDED. OEHKLK—JACKSO.N. On Friday in the presence of let.-i- (continued on pagp R.) K. l-;ddowea. Meth. 14 i M Douglas. EplB. 11 ; Hippie. Prea.-Bapt. 0 ! Baker. Luth. U ^Pennington. Meth. 10 Dufiir, , P-,B. n tT T.indPloTV, T.uth. 7 -¦i-icii, K"!'^. ¦' Foul Goals S 10 0 9 10 3 3 4 7 1 Points SO r.8 34 31 29 - 25 23 22 21 j JIary, became the bride of Franklin AV. Oehrle. Jr.. of C'ounty Line, Hat- ! boro, at 4 o'clock, to the strains of the wedding march from Lohengrin, the ' bridal party descended the atairway to ; a bower of plants and feriva. where 'till- couple were united in niiirriage ny [ jlr. Wi.liam Henry AVells. D. D.. pastor of the" First Presbyterian cliurch of (liney, assisted by Rev.. Klngsley. of : the Somerton JI. E. church. The ring j ceremony was used. ! The bride was attired In a gown or white canton crepe with full length veil, caught with a wreath of oranf.;e blossoms and carried a bouquet of white Virldal roses, hy.acinths imd liiiea of the vnlley. She was given In mar¬ riage by her father f;nd attended by ! Mrs. Riith f'. Greini. of Jledl;,. as ma - ' tron of honor, who -wore a becoming —The Bet:'ehem chamber of com-i gown of. blue pussy-willow t.affetn. merce received word from the Lehigh ' trimmed in silver, and carried an old- Valley and Reading railroads that fashioned boutonniere bou<)uet. Al- pians for a new station to cost more : bert C. Oehrle. of Olney. brother of • l...,, »;i-,n (ifiO hiiv" been .'ipproved. | the <n-ooni. wns beat man. Iv improving. 1 A Pliiladelpiiia tonsorlnl artist visit¬ ed onr vil'agp Insl week, looking for a plaeelto lociite. j Jlr. iind Jlrs. Alfred Tlnklwln will I remove April l'l fron Hot. I Kcubier to their resi.lence on Annadaie farm, i Several new danger signs were plic- ' ed at the intersection of the Chestnut I HiU. Bethlehem and Sumneytown i pikes, at this place, laat week. Alfred P.iiblwin. who has been spending several weeks visiting his parents in Kngland. relurned to hla ' home here last week. Postal Examination. An exiiminatioii for third class post¬ ma.ster will be held at Glenside, Pa., Ion Jl.-irch 29, 1924. j 'Milliona're" Sentenced in Doylestown j Albert Allen Harrison. IJoylestown's se>p-styled "nii"iona|re." who told folks there of his "fortune of $21,000 OOn tliat he would soon inherit and would budd a $CUU.IiilO villa in that borouirVi will havo some time to complete his - future plans. I Judge Claude T. Reno has sentenced 'Harrison, whoae aliaa ia Albert A'allei- and "Submarine Jimmy.'" from eigh¬ teen niontha ti three ye.irs In the 1 Kastern Penitentiary and a fine of i$100. for steiiling three watches \-al- |uted at .f30ll from the home of .Samuel I Kiegel. DoyU-stltiwn. w'Uli whom he ¦lived for one month before lis arrest. ; I'revioiisly in the dae he was acr|u:Ued iof anolher larceny charge of stealing nioney from the banks of small child¬ ren in Tinicum township in ]!I20. i On ChrLstmaa eve Harrison disap- lieared with three gold watches be- ' ong-ng to Kiegel. The watches were pawned for |2.") in Philiidelphla. Har- Iriaon wns later iirrested when he ap- i peared In Ihe same territory and nsked ¦for a nghts lodging in a barn. I He served eighteen months in the I Philadelphii count" prison and two ye.irs ¦ in Glen Jlills Keforni .School, from whicii he escaiied. .-After his -|ii-u--enl sentence ia completed Ibirri- i son will be tried in Pbilii«lelpli'a on a iirceny charge. Pupils Placed on Honor. Eleven pupils of the 1924 summer class at Norristown High Schoo'. ten girls and one boy, h.ive been elected to the National Honor .Society liy the high school faculty. The pupils Were selected from the first quiirter of the class in scholatic standing. They .ore Joseph Barthold, Florence C.asael, Hel¬ en Gl.ass, Dorothy Hankins, Jlildred Hitchcock, Sarah Hoffer, Helen Keeler, Mary Llvezey, '\'irginln A\'iilker Har¬ riet Styer and .Ann.a .siinttuck. dIsturhfS' ^^' '^¦*^^™^^^WPPmPi The Uidies' Aiixili.iry of the Hors¬ ham Fire conipany have planned thelP iinnual "Pall es Piirty" for Jlonday. March 17. The affair will be lield n the lire hiill where ;i piay entitled "c'oil-iin .luiias .lade Karring", will be- enacted ll^¦ the ladies, Foliiwing the- play the tloor will be cleared and a. dance, held by C'iirr's orchestra, will be enjoyed. KefreslimentlH of ico creain and honic'-inade cake wiil be ou Mille An invitiitlon s extended to all. Tlie Horsham l-'ire compan.v cele¬ brated the 'housing" ot their Iwu new lire tigliting engiiio.i Jlonday evening: at tin- Horsham lire h:ill. .Nearly 200i people crowded lhe hall to inspect tlie iiiiH-h nes iind lie;ii- the w-irds of com¬ pliment and iidvice of the well known .spc.ikers; Irvin J. Amiier. if Hatboro, Charles .Schlachter oHii-'iited at the meeiing and introduced tlie foliowint? speaikers; Irvin J. Anil>or. of Ilatboro, Wiilter Kisenberg. respresentiitive of the Hale !'\re Pump Compiiny. in Con¬ shohocken; Warren JI. I'orneli. iiresl¬ dent of the Ilatboro Fire company. .James K. Groonie. presidenf uf the I'ucks Count.v Firenien'a Asso.. AA'm. , T. JIulib-ew, president ot the Jlont- gomiry eouity Fire-ien's As?o. Tiiese Frank I-'leck. secretary i f the Jlont- gomi'i-.v county Firemen's .-\sso. 'I'hese men spoke very coniplimenlary of the splendid apparatus that llorshaiii has iicciUiired and of the protection such a|ipartu.s affords to property In the townsh p. Although it was accliiimeil by one spe-xker that it w-eie belter to have the machines ru't out that to Wear out n saving property from con¬ flagration, yet the fiicl that there is iiviiil-ijiie :i light Fori truck with two 2,'i-gallon clie^micai tanks to penetrate the almost :inpoas;il>le riiads and a. larg-e Reo 300-giillcn pumping engine to cope with t' - larger llres. which gives .some idea ' the protection. ¦ afforded th«- comiiiiinlt.v li.v tlio coin- I pany. Hetweien the addresses there 'was community singing and selections, hy Emile Schultz ot Philadelphia, on the violin, and Jliss Elaie Siebert on the piano. At the cloao of the pro¬ gram. Jlr. Cyrus E. Doering. district [deinity tire m.irsli!i'I, who had .arrlve<l late. Will intioduced, Jlr. Doering did not aiM'iik. but iifterward. while th& men crowdod abinit the mai-hines. Jlr. Doering giive valuable information an'l ideaa in the hiindling of the apparatus iinil in fighting flres A refreshment oC hiini sandwiches .and coff.-o was served at the dose of the evening by the Liidies' Auxiliai-y. who were actively engaged in aiding t mike the evening a suci-ess. ' Jlrs. Cecil Kt-eblo luid daughter, Genevieve. left Horsham for Lo.'» Angeles. California, last Thuresd.ay. The young people of the ("Jrace I'nion chifrch. of Horsliiim expect to render two plays. "The Fortunes of AVar" and ¦"The Day K.xpress," in the near future. On .Sunday oven nt: Arthur JI. Hood, jot Horshiim. conducted the service and 'spoke to the congTog.ilion of the Gi-a;-e Union churcii of Horsham in the ab¬ sence of the pastor. Rev. Jlr. Smith !The topic lit -Air. llo^.d'a address wa!> the practical Chriatiiin life allowing the opportunities afforded ail to do right At Iho Silnday school .service the IOO mark was neiu-|v reached again. Thoso present wero gladden- Icontlnued on page 8.)
Object Description
Title | The Ambler Gazette 19240313 |
Volume | 41 |
Issue | 7 |
Subject | Newspapers -- Pennsylvania -- Montgomery County -- Ambler |
Description | A newspaper from the community of Ambler, Pa., this collection includes incomplete runs of the Ambler Gazette from 1897 to 1919. This is a weekly newspaper that reports news from multiple communities in Montgomery County. The local news reported in the paper is, in many cases, the only record of the development of the southern half of Montgomery County. The Ambler Gazette continues the Fort Washington Times. |
Publisher | A.K. Thomas |
Date | 03/13/1924 |
Location Covered | Ambler, Pa.;Montgomery County, Pa. |
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Month | 03 |
Day | 13 |
Year | 1924 |
Description
Title | The Ambler Gazette 19240313 |
Volume | 41 |
Issue | 7 |
Subject | Newspapers -- Pennsylvania -- Montgomery County -- Ambler |
Description | A newspaper from the community of Ambler, Pa., this collection includes incomplete runs of the Ambler Gazette from 1897 to 1919. This is a weekly newspaper that reports news from multiple communities in Montgomery County. The local news reported in the paper is, in many cases, the only record of the development of the southern half of Montgomery County. The Ambler Gazette continues the Fort Washington Times. |
Publisher | A.K. Thomas |
Date | 03/13/1924 |
Location Covered | Ambler, Pa.;Montgomery County, Pa. |
Type | text |
Original Format | Newspapers |
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Language | English |
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Contact | For more information, please contact the Wissahickon Valley Public Library at abutton@wvpl.org or phone: 215-643-1320. |
Contributing Institution | Wissahickon Valley Public Library |
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1 HE AMBLEJR GAZETTE. 1
VOL. XLI-IN^O. 7
AMBI.ER. PA.. MARCH 13, 1924
Sl.7.5 A
YEAR
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST TO READERS
¦ Judge Miller to Speak at Plymouth
Centre Next Tuesday Evening—:
Large Attendance at Cold Point,
Ch'jrch—George Hac,y IH— Plymouth ^
U. E. Services
M.-a Samuel Kisiier, Jr., ot I'lymouth t;e:...e, has l.lun conlined to her 1, ,.iic with rehumuiisiii. ^;
Joseph Jiiiucs, of l'l.viiioutli Cen-.re, hits had eic.,.-. Kkii-s . -' n o..-, i
iifcwly purchasea liome ;;iid expects to O'^cupy the property this week.
llarvoy Kex, ul I'lynioulii Cenlre, visited his luilier, Orlando Hex. who is 111 in the Ainerii-in Oncologic hospital in West I'hiladelphla.
l-Vunk .Mclntyre, oi feaciiville, is bil.tering t.-oiii a nervous llauss and Is, u...ible to ali-nd 'o iiis duties a I the American Magne>iia works. '
William Wilson, ol I'lynioulh Centre, Bpuiit tjalurdu;. wilh hw niother, .Mrs. J.iiianuel .-jchiiefer, of Mont Clalr.
Jlr. and ilrs. U. Cayuiii ili-x and son oi Maple Glen called at ths Marple, ] home, in I'lymouth Centre. Sunday.
• ¦ JriLiige Sewing circle met Wed¬ nesday afternoon at the hme of Mrs. Theodore Wiedemann, in I'lynioulh Cent 10.
lUirry Miller, who Vecently pur-i i chased and moved into the former lioii.e Ol Addis .'^ciiiliiiaker. has had, the entire interior repapered. I
The report of the sale of the pro¬ perly of Jlrs. Wosley Oiiclcs, in Nar- cis.sa, by 11. I. l-'o.x. I'^sq., of .N'orrls¬ town for $6,000, h.-'.s lieen coiiHrnied.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wiedemann,! of I'lymouth Centre, on Wednesday ot last w- el; ciitertaiiii'd and accoiiimo- ditted two gentlenieii for the night, who have come from Ueriiian.v to lour tlie United States and Caii.ida, during wiiich lime they expect to visit and iiisiec't llie l.irge iiiacliiiu- lio|is here.
Wiliiani/Cox, of t'oi.l I'oint, haa boon suffering froiii a badly aliscesscd enr for the past fortnight.
Al tlio nexl ojien ine.tiiig ot the Cold I'oinl Orange, No. (ioii, next Tues¬ day evening, .ludge John Kaber Miller will spealv on his i'eiiiiiiisi-eiiaG.s whilo serving on tlie bt'iich of the Jlontgom¬ ery county bar. All who are interested in heaj-ing Judge Miller are Invited to a It end. '
Iteport states tliat the mother of Williaiu Jloore, of r'yiuojth Centre, is critically ill at his home.
Mr. and Jlrs. Adolf Vogt, ot Phila¬ delphia, siK-iil the weel<.-eiid at the, home of their son. Wallace, in Ply- '. mouth Centre.
Mr. and Jlrn. I.r nard Gillan,, who have recently nioved from Springhouso to Norristown, called on Jtr. and Mrs. Harvey Rex, of Plymouth Centre, Sun¬ day,
Jlrs. llelen IT.-imel, cf Plymouth Centie, is iHouiHy ilisjihoing a largo (lumdruple llowereil s|ierie of Amaryllis. The blooms contrary lo the ciisloniary orange lint, are pinii and sirealccd with white.
Jliss i-Jstlier iiiickniin has riliirned io her lioiiie in I' ill] I'oinl from the ..li^UiO^^iiiiiu. luiKpiUU.. .Md. is reiiorted,. »o be convalescing nicely.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Kolieri 1;1i.-m- orfoiisho- hociin, were guesls of Jlr. ,iiid Mrs. Jacob Hart, of Cold I'oinl, .Sunday.
Jlrs. A. l\ S. Stead, of Cold I'oint, who has heen visiting relatives ia Ihiladelphia. for the p u-t three weeks. leturned lioiiu' wiili her son, Frank, who culled for her Sunday.
JLrs. Walter Sta lon, formerly Mias Louise Hailey, w.is honored upiin the event of her L'lsl birthday Saiurday e-.ening at her iiarents' honie in Cold Poinl. Her husband and ii.ii-ciils lo¬ gether with Jlr. and Jlrs George Stalsey and Jl ss Loretta Kenworthy, of Kaston; Jlr. and JIi-s. Charles Hendricks Jlrs. Jacob Hart and .Miss .i.-aii .Sicad i,r CiM |',.int. .-in,l .Miss Jennie Wall, of Philadelphia, were iiriLsent upon this lrt'l-:^sion.
George Sheller aii,J iamily. of Cold Point, on Sund.iy niuinn-d lo I'liila- di-lpiiia, where they visited relatives.
Jliss Jean S'l-rd and .Miss .lacob Hart, of Cold Point. vlsite |
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