The Ambler Gazette 19290117

              The Ambler Gazette
VOL.   L-lSrO. 51
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PA.   JA^UA^RY   17,   1929
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(Harris   and   Stecker   IHeard   Frcm       inj Texas  Enroute  to  California  —  Grip
Patients  Hereabout  Number 150      ¦—i Other  Local  Notes. I
Francis Ilani.-i and (,'liarlos ^5leeker, | Who for .sonic linii' niado ilioir liome' with Miss Marion ICilioit in i'lyniout,li tVnUe, wore hoard from lost In Gcil- I Teaton., To-xuh. These youue' men aro oiotoi-iu'j; to California, and had reucli- ; ed  thia southeily   point  la-st  week.
John   Supplee,   of   I'lymoulh   tX'nIlo, is reported  slightly   botior aiior a bcv-' ere attack ol  pii'iira-pnouinonia. ilci is however,  still  conlined  to   liis bed.
Mrs.  .lohn   llowers  is  hiipiiivod aflcn'| having   been   seriously   ill   with   iineu¬ monia  al   hoi-  homo   in   I'oaclivillo.
Four oliildion  of .Mr.  and   Mrs.   Kay-i mond lioniioiiy. of I'eaehviilo, aie down with grip and heavy eolds.
In a brief consu.s of the spread of colds and grip in i'lymoutli .Meeting and community revoalfi moro person.s now affeotod than a weok ago, but .at live samo timo fewer new eases in '. developnu ul. In a list compiled by ^Jtev. D. A.-Draper, of l'l.\nnoutIi .Meet¬ ing, over IfiO people are housed with cold in same of its les.ser or more (levere forms. .V few of Uiese aro new¬ ly cauKlil illnesses, but a very larse majoi-ity are in an iinproved condition, and soon 'ivill bo .able lo return lo llieir activitio.>;. I'lymouth t'outro. llaiiaon- ville and rold roint. liUowiso. be^-n aflecLod and coiitiibuto i iJniVM'r's   e.xtensive   list.
W'alt/M' .laoksou. of I laniiomillo. who wus borderinK- on piwuiiiuiiia. is sliow- iiiK   improvemont.
Mr. a.nd .Mrs. .\. I'. I'l-oliiis ami chil¬ dren, luive close ll llieir llomo in i'ly¬ niouth .Mootin:.;. and on Kriday hi«t Mailed for I;oinuida to spond tlio lo- maininK'  winter monliis.
Moro liunurs wore roooived by \ViI- linm W. .\mblor, of I'lymoulh .Meet¬ iny. lu tlu' sliowinij of two of liirt Nplendid rabliits of I'lomisli (liant 1 reofliuK. Jlr. Amblor had the auiinala judficd last wook anions lino ouaipcti- tion al lho Iluohostoi- show aud loooiv- eii a first aiid soiuud prize bi.sides ex- hiblliim tiio host i;ioy I'Toniish (iiant doe in tiio sliow. l''oi- the last .Mr. Ajn¬ bler receivod a .•.^pc'cial prize. Tlie ex¬ hibit at Madison S luaro iiarden Is held tills wook. and ho has sent four of his fornior prizowiiiiiors fur coni- petltjon   tlierein.
Mr.H.    II.   Oscar    Vouhk   has   I n    ill
at hor iiuino in i'lymouth .\lootinn' for the Uust wool; Willi an attack of Kril). Mi-a. I'luirlcs l''redeiicks, hor dau^tli- tor, of KiuH-ot-rrussia, and two ihililrou. who are slayiiiK Willi Mrs. Voung,  arc also  sliicUen  aud bedfast.
I'^onfined lo his bed ami ill with pneumonia, Frnnk Hlltner uf I'lymouth iM<.M>llnK. will bo unable to attend tho funeral of his wife, whose (iea*h-.<^- curr«l Salurduy ovenlnB-. .Mi-s. Hlltner suceumhed aftor a second stroke whicli otcurred t.lial luoniinK. .Mr. lliltma- is ro|>orlid   to   III'   steadil.v   rocovorinj;-
Mrs.    Hubort     ileiron,    who    \\ a Willi   }{rip  al   llie  homo  ol   hor   uiotlio All's.   Alexamier   Harrison,   of   I'ollo.^i Ville,   for   sovoral   wooks.   has   rotunic to  Ikm' homo in i;uld  I'oinl.
b\iiioral   soivices   tor   .Mary   It i:ey.    widow-   of   Samuel    l.ivc/.e: tiled   Wednesday   at  her Ial Marsliall   stroot,   was   liuId
1  Phila.   Man   Uses  3 Autos  in   Reaching Norristown "I'm   on   my   way;   doing   my   test; |
using   my   lliird   automobile, "   wa.s   Ui<3 i
nil ssago   t( lo|ihoned   to   .ludgo   Kniuhl , I .Monday   by   lUiffoI   K.   L;risiJo.   uf  (lor-l
mantown.        plaintiff   in   a     i*i\-ii   suil '
:*oheduIed to go on trial. I      In  sucOMssive niessa.gi s to iiis coun- I ' sol.        Uafl'aol   ad-vlsiHl   that      the   Ilisl '
au.oniol ilo   had    givon   out.      He   boi-- j rowed   anoihor  and   It   liroke   down.   A
third      liired,    brought    liim      to   c:ourt I several  hours later.
The   sympathetic  Judgo   hold
OF com mm
of
PROGRAM  GIVEN  BY  LEGISLATIVE .AMBLER CLUB HOLDS IMPORTANI
COMMITTEE
MEETING
I'P   th ¦  —
so  unlil  his aii'ival, although legally   A.  Hunt  Vautier Speaks  on  Conditions
the     ease   might   ha\ro ;alnst  hhn   by  default.
boon   decided
DR. miSON BUYS
and  Tendencies—Urges   Suipport     foe
President-Elect   Hoover—Junior  Card
Party   on   Jan. 22.
Tho lof^lslative comniiili'o of tin- I'olony (-lull of -\mbior prosonlod u very ploasiiig iirogiam on Wedne.sd.iy last, wlufn .Ml'. .-\. Hunt VaiUiii- spoke ull   oun-onl  events.
.Ml-. \'aulier om|)liasi'/.ed llic f.ict that kuowlt^dgi' is nol jiowor uiiiil knowlod>;o is usod, also that cluh wo- inoii rospunsllilo lor placing Mr. Hoov¬ er as prosidont of the rnited Slates, must still sujiport him to holii him {locoinplisli his pi-ogr.im. The lark 'uf-- just   begun   for   women.
.  lio  said   that  on   .m   uvorage.   womo-ii
Dr. Mattison, Who for Nearly 50 Years   know-   more  about   lho   11   aiuondniouts Has   Been   the   Active   Head   of     the
Free Ambulance is Restored Th - oiiuinnnily amliul.inoo i;poi-.il- cd ll.v the i;onslioliui kon I'Tre c-om- Piiny .Vo. 2 is acnin offered for use m tlie public without cluirge, aftor trial of s( voral inonths duj-ing wiili-h a i-h.-irgo was m.-ulo. Th,-- imiintcnan tlie amhiiluUte will now dopoiul upo voluntary   ountriliiiiiuiiJ.
A. Wesey Kratz Dies , -V. W'l-.sli-y Kl-alz, 17, a luial ni, , c-lujjit and si-v-rotai-y uf tiio Lans .::. Uotary Club, difxl in his iionc- i- Tuesday, following a lioai-t atuu-; Mr. Krat'z was supoi-intondont of S John's   r.eformi-d   Si.nday   sch.ool.
UPPER OUBLIN iO
FINAL   SETTLEMENT  OF THREAT¬ ENED   SUIT
Several   Changes  Suggested—Underpri¬ vileged   Child   Work        Progresses   — Bowling   Contest   with   Rotarians    — Programs  in  Prospect. A   Koiieral   uiion   diseussiun   of   luaay
busini-ss   iiiatteis   that       foalure       tho
effoi-ts   ol'   the   Kiwanis   club   ot   Am¬ bler kept   Llie   menibers  in   long  session
Tuesday    ovenin.g   uflc-r        dinnor i
t'pi-lnghouse  hotel.
The   progiam,  spoiisoiid  liy  the bud-
gft ami   liiiam.-e cuininiltoe,  w-,is a  task
of great   thought  aud  discussion   whioh
culled   for   the   unanimous   approval   u. ' 	
the   whole   club   in   every       partieui.ir.   AMBLER JUNIOR  HIGH  TRIES NEW
HEALTH PkOlIION
hi
;auso   of     Llu-lr
have .Mr.
Many  Interests, Will  Continue at the
Helm.
'I'lio Kl .isl.o.\- and .Mattisun disa^i-oo- iiioiiL whioli bade fair tu lie lomo a ¦ cause colohi-o," in the .\lontyonior\' couniy i-oui'ts, and the ultimalo end ol whicii no man could forsee, if it oiu-o gol faii-ly launched, has been hapiill.c soClod lliiougli a soi-ios uf ocmferonoos, which liavo resulted in Dr. .Malllsuii taking ovor .Mr. KtMSboy's iulei-osts lu tue Ivoasbi-y it .Mallisou Compa.n>'. in-. .Maliison's ambition being t.o "dio in tiu- liarne.'-s,' ul .\niblor willi Ids men. and .Mr. Koashoys lioiug .iust llic- op- pi'siLo. as ho has lioon ahsonl so Iuul; lrom AnibU'r that our thrlvng hui-ougii 1.^ lllllo niiu-o than ;l meniury lu him. Ul- having no desire lo uguiu ong.igo in i,u.sini-ss with mulLiiiliciiy of daiiy jier- |iio.\iiios.
than   uu'ii   voters cluh  discussions.
Canada rules Hull women a.i-i> not pi-i-sons and are not ablo to be seal¬ ed in I-higlfsli council. Ho also brought out that now laws for womon who work, romovo inenuaiity of nun and w-oiiu-n in industi-.v. .Vibltialiun m.isi bo made oumpuIhOi'>'. as ovory ouiiiiti-.\ in   l-.'uriiin-   is   pi-oiKu-iiig   for   war.      I b-
cuuu- ,\-oars'
indu.-i- .1 iiiiiur
all
by llie
tiiat as it may. w i- an- advis- Luat    l»r.   .Maltison    has   laki-ll   over
whole- of the eorporate sloi-k ow noil .Mr.   Kea.*bc>-,  and   has  thus  bocomo
sulo owner uf the  Ki-aslii-y  ,>c   .Mat¬
lison business, to tlio upljuildiu which he has devoted tlie Itist eeiitui->-   of  his  life.
PROSPECTVILLE
Llalwili S|>tni-o and [aiiill>- wi Icrtainod on 'I'uisday i vi-niiin ; homo   of   Hr.   I'ercy   I'ierce  and
.Vrthur    WiiUanis    has   had   a VVoisbacli electrical riM'i igoralor od   in  ills  liomc.
.lusliua Welister anil sister Mi W'l-bsti-r ale on the sick lisl. Air .Mullin   is   Uikiug eare  uf  tliem.
The fiillowini; is a list of llioso al- londiiig school every day during tlio IIH.mil of Coci-mber: I'lUor Cruoki-n, Walter Fillniau, 'i'liomas Harrai', CKiudo Ij.iiidt, lJudlo,\- l.t-ar, l-'i-ancis .Mayors, .luhn .Ma>-ei-s, .Mi-lviu 1'appi-nlii-k, i-al- waid Smilh, Warren .Sniitii, (leorgo Walters.  Helji  WoilliiiigLon,  .MaJ^'v
ig
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ot
hail
I'll -
III.-
ailly.
laryo
install-
iss
rs.
Flhi
.Ml-
'n'ribi-'"sp?Tri'*
holh \V;allors, .Vila  W oil liin.glui 11-    .Mrs.    .Mai-garoL    .Malliu. .Ml s.   i-aiiiji.i   \\ I il-   has   Ul on
T,
ipon
iil
l.ivi- w ho homo.  0{\f. Saturday art(?rnoon  at   li.'UU.   Friends  funeial  .ser¬ vict*  wore   liold at  the       homo.       Mrs.
Ijive-zey was a niember of llie I'lymouth I «'J"' of .Vmbler, on Saturday Friends   Meeting   for   many   yoars,  In- fei'mont   was   at        I'lymouth      Friends' JMoeliug burial  ground.
For 2:i weeks Uev. 1 >. .\. Draper. oC I'lymoulh .Meeting, lias been sufli'i-lii',' ¦with an infocLion in a linger of hi.* right hand tliat has eauseu him much inairi' and concern. Karly lu Soptomber Mr. I>i-apor ran a iiiii in tho Uniior.uid an infection rosullod. This iloarod aud was about well again after much doc¬ toring wlien ho sliiick it a blow whilo working un liis car. I'oisiin again sot iu and only roc-i'iitiy has llio w-uun-.i oeaseit to di-ain. and lho healing |ii-o- cess lia.s stai-tod.
Uooonsideration uf his rosimiatiou as Jiastor of t'old I'oint llaptist olU'X<li has boon askod of I'.w. Ilii'.Iniiond 1). Taylor ly the ihuroh i-ougre.uaiion. .\l a mooling of tlio members after church last SunVlay morning the rc- f-igiisuions of all the niembers of tho bour<l   of   trustees   wero   accoptod    in
md liy poimlar acclanuilion ; "rday  evenin.
ancl I
l-'lourtown Curren       Terrace I-iura  Wi-ib.-i      cu
Iz.T- :
liii^ . .-i\-i-l-al il.i>-s Willi Lu-r dauyhtoj-. .Mr?.. ' l.u..I.    \\ ,'isol.
-Mr.   .md    .Mis.   J.    i;.    iiollman   liave- been   spending  a   lew   days   with   loi.i-: 111 i-s ul   \\ hiieniaish. |
.Mrs.   Clara   Uiibert, .Xugustus   tcilborl, we-ro quests  uf -Ml S'aturday.
Krauk   .-ViKleisuu   and   family   alLond- i-il the- funeial of .Mrs. .Vnna M. .Viuk-r-
.ifloi-noun.
'      .Mlss    Dollio   Obi'iilander   returnod   lo
her   homo   iast   woek   after   liaving   iiii-
dorgone   an   eipoi-ation   iu   lho  Ahiugtun
husiiilal.
.\nioiig thuse- irom i'ru.--poit\ ill'.-w liei attieiidea the fum-ral ot Mrs. .Viiua -M. .Viiilorson ul the Jarrettown .\l. I-;. e-liui-e.-h lasl Salurday are -Mrs. 11. 'Wi-lkol. .Mrs. A. Williams, -Mr. l-alw.i.rd Hi.i-liiior and lamily, Klwood 1-lly, Jlrs. It. W c isol, .Mrs. 1-anma Weir, .Mr. aud .Ml... Chas I ;ciu;ik. .Mr. and .Mrs. Leslie Couak. i'l-ank W oi'tu, .Mrs. Hall i!uz- . I,.\ . .\lls. Wallor Spl-ouso. .Mis. iiuw nil .Mullin, aud   .Miss Kdiui .Moure. '
.Mrs. Irvin Taylor, of .Vbiimlon. siiont I Lho w-oek-eml at the home? ot her par- i i-nts,   .Mr.   and   .Mrs.   Frank   WorUi. i
.Mr.   anel   .Mrs.   Howurel   .Mullin       ami j family,   ot   lliis   plaoe.       aud       Cluu-ios j Ui-eaaiior  and       Mr.   ; I.Moore   and   children, i entertained   at   tiie I.Moore  anel   family   lu
also   ,-is.sei-tod   that   unless   olhoi tries   tako  nolie-e       witiiin   ton (Je-riiiaii.v   will   be   the  doniiiiani trial   iciiinti-y  in  the  world.
.Miss .Mida (Icdbort. of the "lull, aunuuni-ed a i-ard purty sponsor¬ ed li>' tho .lunieii-s, to be held in the lowu hall on January 22ud al S.l a 1>. .M. I'ards of .idu!ission are .',(1 e e-uls. .^amo nui.\' bc^ prcu'urc.d fiom an.v .lun¬ ior membor m- .Mrs. llari-.v Wi-a.vi't, Juiiicu' eiialrma.ii.
The proceeds are fim the' bi'liedt c.f the Colony Club Kibrary, wiiie-h is a voi-.\-   woi-thy   assi't   to   bolh   tho  Cul.my
il'liih. aud the. ceimiiiunit.\', as It make's available! lho best of lileralui-o foi- both adults at a very sniall e-liarge. und is free to childrtn under 12 years nf   ago.   Ou   Thursday   the   county   fed-
' oi-alleiii   moe-ting   will      be   held   in Arei-
! nioi-o.   with   the   Wonu-n's  Club  uf  .\i-d-
; muro  ,'is hostess.
' The Hathaway .Siiakosiioari' c'lub has iiivllcci tho dislriet of rhiiadi-lphla to the Siiutheastorn distrii-t nioi-ling on .lanuary uTitli   in  the  llcllovui-St rat-
. foi'el hotel.
; The' niorning sc-ssi'iu w-ili Im- e-aiic'd to  order ill   10..30  sharp.
i     A.  siib.si-riptlon   lune-lioon       will       lo-.
I servi'd for $l.r)0 per plate. r^i'Sorvations may  bo  made  by  communicating with
iMrs.  ArUd   P.   Keo,        i:!:i   South     Tliird
Istreet,   I'hiladolphia.
! IMrs. .fohn Siiipel. li-onoi-al fi-.l'- ¦'' 'i president,    .Mrs.   .lolip   -V.    i'i ick-
; pre.sident, and .Angela Morgan,  i
liMtHiiln hnaWin—Mi.iiiiiii- n   nw-
ltiO.^-e-oi' Ih-ady. e-h.-iii-iiian. and his .sislauts. Keiward Koulke-. and William A. llirnett. c-omiiiising this comniilleo. pre.sented a well balanced budml. whiidi was apiionch d wilii five ri'oom- nieudalious fur llu- moeling Lu consid¬ er.
'riic- buelj;cl 1 i-pi i-soiils an e.siiou'li- tlire of $I,;'iiu fur e-luli e.vpensos fui- VI2'J. lie'ceiiUs to ouuieract cvponsos are iflliiio in duos and .i;;il)0 to bo re¬ ceived from tho aclmillauco of IU ui more; now momben-s. Hues for lej^ii aii- lo i-omain  a I $'211  pvr ye.ir.
The live i-e'(-ejm.iui'Udaliuns ulYorc-d re- pre'sont sugge.slions as to iMiangc;'. uf policy of the club in various matters that aflccl tlie '.lub linam-ially. Tb.- rh-si prin ides Ihal inslead of iiaying $2 Into tlie iiiiilei-pi-ivile-Hod child fund When a nii'iiibi'i- is i-hairman ol a inee l- Ing. each mi'iubor will e cmirihulo $'2 on his birtliday lo Lho general fund Lu provide for aniiouiie-omen.ls am! iios- tiigf. 'i'ho sooond i-i-iiUists fliat all e'he-i-ks issued bo s.ine-Liunod iind sIlju- ed b>- Liie Lreasui-e'i- aiiel the. ohairmaii of till' liiuinco e-oiiimitloo. or. if laiie'-.) fl'eiiii the UMcloriM-lvilogod chllil fund, the chairman of that c-uinmilti'e and tlic- e-liaii-iuan of llio linance. ceuumii- to,'. .\ pciiali.\- I.f suspc-nsioii is iiu-lud- e.'il iu the lliird i-oe;oiiiniondalion if a lUc-uibor fails Lo p.iy dues before tlie first of the- month .'itter the bills ari issued. .\ pi'iiod of i-.\linsion of two wooks is to bo gianli-d. liuw-ove-r. if a jusl e-aiisi- is e-uiilldonllally pi-osontod lu the rtuani-i' e-umnillti-o. Tin- linai;.-' c^iinmittoi-. in a fuui-th ri-ooiiinionda- Oon. .-Lskod Lho priviloiio of t-ofusin^ HH' o.\pe'iiditiire of any ooiiliibutioii to !l'eommunity Ciiristinas celebration oi any like public affair, but as an alu-i-- nali\-*' will grant tlic^ right to the* c-liil, to e-iiter into sucli au iiiuk'i takiic^ it siajiisiu-od anel e-unliiliulions ri-e-oiii-l for .such use from the indilie al lai-.;i' nu last (-alls le»i- a share of the pro¬ fits of tho ree-i'ul .Vmbb-r Kusiiu- ? sliiiw lo bo turnecl ii\-or tu the La-a '.lai   li-oasill-.\-   of   lho   olub   for   use hi
iblic  and   ohirilahlo   aotivitie-s.       T, .
PLAN
Home Room Basket Ball Games Are in Order—'Peggy anrf the Pirate" t^ Be Presented—New Form oi AsseYi- bly   Program..
The .Ambloi' Juiilur High school i. uttemplim; to assume iargi^i- rospoi'Si hillties ill the promolion of he-altli am athletii-s  ainoiiy   its  boys  and   giii.',.
For the lime rif its iucc-pLion Lhfo. years ago. iiliysii:al aclivilies liave al¬ ways been an imiioi'Uiul pari of Uu edueationai pieigram. L'uiil i-ee-eull.\ our athletlos w-oro ili'voted ontin-ly li intorsi.'iioiastie- e-ompe.-lition. Last yi'.i,. ,lhi> se-hool  |ilaye-d  ils Ixiski-l ball game.
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meani
meeillu
•"^Siu.
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OBITUARY
IK.\    I!
fuiiei a I    sc'r\-i l-:aiik    11 ill UOl-, 1 Ivnioulh  .Me Tluu-sela\-        e rmioral    parli
llH.T.M-.'i: ..     for    Ida. oe    Ul igm will   1 I
was     I -   main.
¦el'l¬
ll'
wife     Ilf
lad' o<' till--,', will 1 o held at 7.'la 'oiling at KK),ge.«(-Iia t z's -s,    .Von-lslow n.    and    on
l-'riday   moi-nii04   at   lie-r   lite-   rosidoiii'o.
on    Coi-iuantown    pike-,    ileeeasod   die!
luui-niiig at l.;tii. 1 ill al hei- hoiiiV a iiidiliou    i-oulinuiiii,-
aud      l-esultill!4      ill
sil
was
ook
grow dealh
nil   Mrs. of   jVmbli'i home   of eliunoi-   la;
elut' form.
of   con-
IM
the vote* wa.s taWi-ii iu fav tainlng the seivices- of .Mr. Taylor IKistor, If he will remain. I'^jrlher ac¬ tion w-.is laiteii upon this maltor ut moment to vest jMr. T.-iylor with llie to   appoint   a   now     buard   of
! .Mr.s. 1-Alward Haldi-man is subslilu ling in tho grammar room at t'ros peolvillo this week owing lo tlie III ness in  .Mrs.  .Martin's homo.
Suuda.x sti-iokei her o wo.-i kl -r .Si;ud.-iy.
I'orn al I'ottslown. s: o removed to I'lymouth .Mealing when a little girl and lived in this seotion sini'i^ tlial lime, *a well kllo\'.-ll anel l-osle-otod l-l sleli-nl   of  till'  oeuiiiiiiinily.
1-flio   is     survived   by   lu-r     liusband. who has bll n orilically ill at   his home with    pnoiunonl 1       for   the   last    we'ok and   live'   e-liildron:    .Mrs.   Kninia    lUu- ner.   .N'orristown:   Mrs,  iiessie  llni-ttl  " of   I'l.'.inouth    .Meeting;       .Mrs V'anl'lai'iium,      of      Cresskill, Krank, .lr., of  Hari-i-n  Tlill. nud C,i'' of   Che-stujil    Hill.
Illloi-lllcuil     w-ill    ll"    made    l-'l-i !: till    Uh'e'l-slde   oe-uie-tory.
KLIZABKTH    VAXSAXT
K'lizabolii   \'au.saiit.   wifR   of   the   lale
lohn    I!.    \'an.sant.   long   a   resident   of
Harold I j,'y,.f    Washington,   dioel    on        Sundu.v.
-.   wore   pjvpii   Sli   years.   Funeral   sei'A'icos   wero
Ilalpli],,,,,,!    ,_,,|„   -Weilni'.sday   afternoon   at   2
a Sal-; „',.lm.,^   wilh   seivioi's   al   lho   late hoiiu-
! o£   the   deceaseil.   IntermeiiL   was   made
in  lioso  HIII  cemetery.
Deceased,   whose  maiden   name   wa.s
liutterworlli. was born in I'liiladedphla.
lller  huslxinil  died   in  lUlil.  She  lejives
111  ^paiil 1 llllel.
l''.^li-ll    |-eiii!lllllelul.-ll iun
e-red       so|iai-a1e-l\-.    lu    th ever, all   w ei'o adopted.
Ki-ank Kim; i-eporle d the tiiriii' V. rondition of the undoiiirivili-ged cln.'I fund Id date boforo handing his buuk.- to lailiier Frelz the newly apiioiiitod e.haii-man. The iiresent status is Jirixn. IC. ?:t03.7T was received from I'.i-'T. Uei'eipts was .SI 12, plus .|i 1 .."iT-'.^^ de-rlv- od I'reun the Husiness Sliuw-. l-:.\riens,'. amounted   to .i;ii!L'..S:i.
Kutlior    Krelz    has   already his   duties   in        iinde-iiiriviio;.
il
powei-
Mrs.  .Mahlon  llccklcr and Mrs. Flor- [..^.^'tiaughter-in-'iaw-. MrS!  WUliam'Van
enco Hennan, of .MoUlgoinei-yville, were , „.!„( trustees of the churoli w'o-uild hc> deeddo I Fi'iday  guesis of  Jlrs.   Kdward   Koch-| to  remain   as  pastor.   Time   lias   been'nor.
given for hi.'' consideration of the | iiviii Sciieet.s ami I'haeres Wood- stand Liken by the eoiuregatlon i" j wiU'il, of .lUublor, visiied Uoorge Kear his  behalf  with tlio  ur.^ellt  desiie ex- | ,j„  tUmday.
laiessed       that  he   I'avor   the     church,!     ^^„,^j.j  -^\-„j.thi„oto„  and  Mis.-* Jean- meanwhile,   in lus lormer capaeut.v.       ^ j^, _, Worthington visiied Mr. and Mrs. A review of the sfdemdid  work con- ^ ^      ,^,^ -Wednesday eve-
ductod the Xenir I'iist llellel was given I    .
heforis   tlik>   congregation   of   the   Cold 1       '"    ,,.,,, ,   .      .,
'oint Baptist chui-cIi  Sunday murning i  .Mr.   l.eshe  aou;ik  and  taniily   s^i.ent ^X.   Ha''i->Pl''i"   of  I'liiladelplua.   .SumUiy with Kdwm t-'orrest and Jam-
three nieces and nephe-\vs, A.VN.V  .M.  SCII.VKrDEU Services for the laH.i. .Vniui. M., wid¬ ow of tloorge  W. i-'ehneileler, wero held .Sunday    afternoon  at  3   at
wo one
boys   in   a   trade   se-hool   or   some-   insti¬ tution  In   which   the-.v   may   be   affoidod a better opportiinil.v in life.  In'the oth¬ or the ease of a local oiiiiplod lioy will be  inve-sligateel  and  provision  made  to transport    hhu    lo    ;inel • from    sclioul, whereas   lie   is   uuw-   oompelloel   to   walk , ;i   long   disla.iie-o.   .Medical    eu-   sui-*.iie-.il Uachel i treatme-iu   of   this   iioys   atlliilion   will N.   J.: I also be looked into. ^
A new me-mbor was welc-umed into Lho club by I'l-osideul .lesso .\. .\i-- liuckli^. Charlos Illiugsworlii, autuiiiu- liile Siile-s agent, ii'ioivei'l instruolieuis n.s to i-iiics and pursuits of the club and was pi-osc-nled witli his b.-iil'.;o of iiiemborship.
A splendid re-porl of the sl;ilo i-uii- ferenco e>f trusteos was inacb' by Hor- janiiu l-ives. who with six other im-ni- lir»-s, roprosontod the olub last week in ilarrisbiii-'.c. I'residonl .'vrbuckle also iiiadi* a f(-w re-nuirks on tho meeting of prosidents of lho clubs of the stato dislriet. held  ;it  tiie  saano time.
The  alhlelie-  conimittee  repoi'ted that ( kj.„„^ two  full   bowling  toajns      havo     been j j£gXnt.vi loiinod.    both   of   which   are   believed i ]:)onato to  be  able  to   defeat  the   best  in  the' .Vmbler  llota.i-,v.   to  whom  a  challenge has been Issued.
Congratulation.-^   were   extended     to
in the I'liiladelpiiia .Subiiiban High .Soliool I-oaguo. There w e-i .sediools in moinborship. whioh 14 game's tu ho played. It also thai e-umpe>lition was usually betw'e'*',. llrst toiuns. Coiiseimontly the iiuuiIm i of Iilayers had to be limiled. Di course, substitute pla.vers wero neod¬ od. and two or more teams may Iiim hei'n used In regular luactice'. but ii an.v e-,-iso Hie comparalively smail num bl-r ol players romain.-i as ono eit llu greatest ohjeolious, iu our sight. I' intorsohcilaslii: atliletics iu our .luui.i High School. .Moreover, the studi.i.' who needs tlie e*xori:ise h*ast Is tlu' on. who got it musi. fur in- is I lu' bo.~ pliiyer aim must bo used to will. whil. the studi'nt who re-ally upmIs the i .\ orclse does not get it. because he : not e'cimpetont oiiou;;h lo play on tli. toam.
Willi   llii-se'  Ideas   ill   view,   llie   sc-;. . has  willidrawn   from   the   Ke'a;;iio,     aim organizod   basket   ball   teams       ou       a home room Iiasls. To oairy this mil   i. new-   uniforms   were   puic'-ha.sed        an disiribulod   amemg   the    boys   In        lu Seventh   to   iXintli   grades,   iiu-lusive.
Ka.skot   b:ili.   like   foot    hull,    is   .ins what youth   i-raves.   a   stimulating  ;;r. blood   stirring   sport.       The   boys     ai' alive   with   i-ntliusi;isiii.   The.v   play   s,. gamos   o;i(-li   woi>k   at   :'.l.'i   p.   m.    —on $:10II   bo   the   Monday,    VV'eHlnesduy       anel   Thiu'silaj i»«t>ii*~.   ' ' I'TlKc^'tdt-a of tnie'ijpurt. rather thati  Vi" t.or.v   at   aii.v   ,ii-ie-e,   sooms   to   permoai tho   almos|iiioi-e'   in   theso   -.iamos.   an i all  who  want  to play are  w-ile-omod.
l''inally. with the view lliat the oh- Jocl of this form of e.\erci«e is lo biiiii: up hoalth.v bodies, parenls should iti hesiuile to h-nd their inlluence' to have e-hlldi-'-u p.-n-lii-lpale in tlio!-' games.
A lontatlve schodiile of games wii he-   published  later.
on   l''ridnv   morning   iu   Hie      senioi
high   school   as.sembly   the   high   schou:
band,   under   the   ilirootion   eif   .Mr.    \\ .
uiiie-ei [ A. Milspaw. gave an (-n.1o.vablo conc-oi-t.
(hill! The audience   was  ;iIso   deliglilod   witli
,  IVIISCELLAN'EOUS    ITEMS    OF    IN¬ TEREST
Fatal Accident and Othors at  Hersham
— P. T. A. to Observe Founder's Day
I      on   Feb.   17—Athletic  Association     to
j      Meet—Jarrettown ancl   Dresher.
j      I'laus   for   a    f>niii(lor's   day    obfecr.'C-
j anoe wiil l>e> discns.sed by the ex(-culivij
boaid   'f   Ihe   1 .    1'.   .V..   ot   Horsham,
lo  iM.'   Illlll   111   llio       lloi-sliam       gradij
school  oil  i-ooi-uai-.v   IT. A spoe-ial moot-.
' Ing   of   tile   hould   wiii   bo       luid     Hum
Thursday    oveniiig    al    wlilch tinie
I sueh ariaii.gouioiits will  bo mado.  Dolo-
' gules   lo   be   se'Ul   t.o   the   ooniei once   iu
! .'Vbinglon.  on   Kebru.iry   2,   will   also   bc>
choson.   The   mxt  nieeting of  tho ussci-
j ci;uiou.   laiis   on   UiO   last   day   of       the'
I month.    Hi-.   Can-ul,    uf   Haihuiei,    will
•address   lho  g.ilherin.u;   and   .Miss   .Sarali
I (joiuly   .Mullin,   supoi-vi.sor  of   music   in*'
I the   tow-iisiiii>,    will   donuiuslialo       her
I Work   with   iior   pupils.  .V   committee   i.s
; to   lie   selected   during   the        business
' se.s.sioii   for  the   uomiiiatieui   cif   ciHieers.
.Mr.   and   Airs.   .Murris   i.ue-kiu.ni.       of
, Ilorsham, are reeeiving con.gi-.ilulallout^
\ upon   tlie  biilh  of a son,  ou  Saturday,
j in   the   Jewish   liospital.
I      Thoi-o   was  a   voiy   iiilon sliii'','       anl
I phasing   wotldlng   al   the       Jarie'llowii
j .VI.    Kl.    |iai-son.ige    on    Dee.    2lllh.    Tint
I liappy  ooupio   were  Mr,   Ijoddle  I".   .Mi-.
Hano>-   anel       .Miss   lilizabcili   T.   Kent,;,
! 'I'hey   wore   aeeoinpanied   hy    M.i'.   aiul
.Vlrs.   1!.   11.   Cassidy.        who   ai-l(-d     an
bridesmuid   a.ud   i;i-oomsniaii.   .M'ti-r   tho
and   gioiuu   wont
will  take up theii-
cori^mouy   the   bi ide
west on a trip. Tluy
alxMio  at  Ulni-y. The-   l.'adii\s'   .-Vid   ;
re Itown. .VI.  Tl.  lIiui-c-Ii,
ing  al   tlio   iKu-son.-igo
ovouing.   There   was
aud reports show tin ,.   „ ,.
Pile ladies (loculed Lo hold a ."siuerkrauc ¦aipper on   Sat iii'ila.\'   i.'vonlng.   l-'obriuiry
-eieiy.  of  lho Jar- held their meel- oii   lasi  Tuesday i   good   turn-out, work progressing.
-mont   of
!l.   In   the   I iniilding.
.Members of   Horsham
OiatioU    luive   i-iilisidol-ed
ahow-   during   tlio   wintc- this   Thur.Mlay   ovon'in.i
Ih
i-liui'i'h
.Vthlolii-  jissel- .1       mlnstrc'l '   mouths,   unit will   moot      111,
linance   thej
noxl   season.
one   fatal,.
of    Il.orshaiu
luce        tho
¦cl
11,1   has   two   eases   in   hand.   Inj.a reading.    "What  the will   alti'Uipt   lo   placo   .severar hy   Uoborta   Comlv.
Jliss KUen I'^. I'elorsou, niUHle.-i! director, h.as begun rehearsing for tlio ;innual Iiiijh se-hool operetta. Tlu- operetta soIe'(-lod foe produetion this yi'iir is "Peggy :ind the I'tralo." whli-li will bo given the latter pai-t of Feb¬ ruary.
The Iiimiber of sludents who ai-o siok is dc-e-reasing from week to week. TIu' niimbor absent .Monday. Jamiarv 14. nn account ot illness was ciglit per cent of tho totJil enrollment, whie-h is a. reduction of lluo'- iier i-i-nl uvi-.i- Ih- prf.vious week.
()n Wodnosda.v i-veiiiug. .lanuar.v ;' the formi-r higli soliool athletes caiii'- up and topped the local boys' basket¬ ball team hy a :i?,-'22 score. The high sehool bo.vs showed a strong offensive;, although Ihe.ir defense was uot up le par.
laneup: Ambler  11. O, Moiu'i- H. JMoeire
I'os. forward
forward venter guard guard The Amblei- Junior liigli
llils comiucted a new type of as.sembly prog-ram thi.s week. Tlu! membeis ul ihe  studeiit   body  furnish   the       eutin-
her  late  Mrs.  and Itev.  J.  JL  Kwing  upon  lim  iirogram.   ami   the   slgnineant   thin'.4
by  111'
I^-. IIilsopIaib«uppl.ving tho imlpit in-ily at Telford.
beh.aIfSf Vv  Taylor, paslor, descrih- ;     Jrarold Mo,ore and family spent
.^ hi.s oLciXallon of ¦fi'io work of thisd.'iV wiUi Mrs. HaU Buzby.
Suil- I
organlz.ation In his native counti-y ofj Jlr .Vi-mouia. whic-li ho was privileged to! dale visit    I'oiull.v.   A   stereopticon   loclure
fs giveu during llio ovening se-rvioe t'.io pastor ou the activities of the ¦tisi .Vllssions alleld. The title of suli.hcl w;is "Into All lliio VV'oiId." In .'Sunday sihool the young people w-ei-,' also |ii-ivil("4i-d lo lu-ar Dr. 1 fag- opian spo;ik. .\'e.xt Sunday Uov. Tay- . Ior will conduct both nioruiug and e'viuiii'i sorvices. tlie topics of which will ri-siiectively be "It Flows!" and .loseph dnd I'otipiiar's Wife." Thurs¬ day ove-iiiiig last lit- D. M. gills of the •Suulla.v sohool met at the parsonage, and as a surjiri.sj- lo Mrs. JTaylor on the  .innlversary   of  her  birtliday  pre-
and Jtrs. AValtcr Hittle, of I.;ina- were   week-ontl   guest.-i   of       Jlr. j and   Mrs.   l-Idwai-d   Uoehner.
Kiltie Uarbara Sniilh, of I'hil.i.. is' .speiidiiu; III' weeli. Willi her gi-aiidpar-| i-uis,   M:-.   and   .Mrs.   .Villiur   Williams,   i
.Vliss .Mabel Worlhliiglon spent ,i liw da.vs lasl week wilh Miss (loiu'- vi ve   .siyii's.   In   I'liiUl.
.Vli-.   ami   .Vlrs.   WUliam   Hoe-hnoi-,       uf I'"-i-niaul'iw u.    we-i-o   ,Sumlay    gnosis   of'- .Mr.  ,-iiid   .Mrs.  K".  lioeliiier. i
.Vlr. and Jla.s. Seth \\ orihingUiii i ..pl Ul .'-:uii(l.iy with .Vlr. ;liiiI JUs. Heorgol l-'ui-ki 1-  in  Heriiuiutuwu.
'I'lii- l.;ielios' .Vid sociely, uf Urospect- vllle JI. F, church, >vill meet on Tuesday   ovening.   Feh.   ."ith.   at   whieii
WiU   be
rosldenoc"   cm    IJrushtown    road,   neju-   birth of a daughter.
flw-ynedd A'alley. Ih^v. AVm. C. Fatter- | J. Ii-\'ln Hitter and John. M, Re.id .son. pastor of the ( luircli of tho Jles-'ing, membors of tllensido Kiwani? siali.   of  Cwynedd.   edllelaled  tuul! also   i lub, wero guesta.
conducted a prayor soi-vico for the A splendid progi-am e.Ypounding tin decoa.sed iu the CliUrch of the Mes-\vork and ld(ial3 of ICiwanis -will * In slab. Indormont was mado In the ad- giyon at tho meeting noxt -week. The jeilmng cemetery. • educational committee, headed by  os-
Heceused was a resident of Gwynedd  car Stillwagon has secured tlie hislor.v A'alloy for tho past 25 years and -was end jrenenol information relative to Ki-
an nctivo niomber of tho Church of wanis and its activities In general, and! d(;nt3 render several selections, and llio the Jifissiah tlirougl out this period, a speaker of much prominence In KI-| Program concludes by tho pupils ro- She  uri'iinaliy  came   from  ]!c\^i-,i-l.V,  .^J. ,_w;uils affairs will tak'-about Kivv;inis as i edtiug   the   .Vinblor  Junior   high   sel
the oppoitunit.v here afforded for tho iutorplay of initiative, responslbilily. anel tlui spirit of team work. Some of Iho outstandiu'-;- fealines of the pro¬ .gram include the emphasis that Is put upon the opportunities afforded to e-tt- izeii.s under the conslilutioii of tii,- United States, which is followed by fho pledge' of allegience to our Ikig. A chorus  of  junior  high  school   stu-
s I'oni to .lames a.nd - w.-is -l'l e'litl.v taken iiinplu ations tKt In. Ill all .iltuok. I i-aih i-sil;i\-    nu.'i-uiiu.;    last.
mod  her w-Illi  :>   hanilsotno handb.ag.   time   tlie   "rainy   day"   ba;.^ The   vi(-torior«    -Uluo"   toam   uf   tlie   opoiu-d.
dd    I'oint       Sunday   school     will   bei      Kvauk   Hiil  aud   fajiiily   vi.-iiled floorni tieati'd   to   tbi-ii-  just  honois  this I'^l'l-j Weid,  wlio  is  in Hie .Vbinglon Iiospit.il
day    evonlug. wlu n    the      defeated'
"Hi^ds"   enti'rlaln   them   to   a.   banriuct :>ii(I  soeial   in  llu'  c;liurch  hall.
I'^'aiUc Steiner, of Plymouth Jleeiing, i« Imiiroved  from  Si'ip.
^lUfol-inf:
with  pneumonia.
Fuhnlshej Trees for Schools
Tlio Department ot forests ana <Vat ci'3 has asreed to furnish 2225    opna-
¦        v-ll--'-'-    ^h"    "'
Ann Allison. Sh iinilo ill. and ' wide ll oa usod a I- I'l'l ll iiu 'I'll -""    w-.-<   7-7
I'i-e i-Iiilih-ou sui-vive- lie-r. ;ind a I'lislor daugthoi-. Tlu-y are: I..\ dia, wifi- I'f Waller Dolls. (Jwymidd Valle-y: Vmia. wifo of (Icorno Jlagiugal, Sjii-iu'siiouso; Albert 1'^ ;inil tieorge* I... if (iwynedd Valley. and li. I.'loyd SchiKider. of I'enllyn. The I'oster daughier. is .Anna, wife of Koonai-'i C'lope-i-.  of  I'enllyn.
¦nn organization  for .Vlembers   of   oilier I'liends of  the  inombors  will   1. I.lined  aiiii   lair^'hl   tho  nu-anlii w ml.s.
publio      .servieo. 1 pled se rvii-e   clubs   ami ¦ emle.'l - if   K'i-
(conlinu.od oit page 8)
ment.ll tree,? iov
school   grounds.
Boyd Chairman of State Committee. Senator James S. Lloyd, of XoiTi.--- tow'ii, has been named .as tiie now- oiiaU-iniin of the fjogislativo Appor- tidmnent ('ommittee of the fiUite Sen¬ ate.
Scnatoi' Clarence J. Buckman',      <i> Bucks County, was .appointed chxjirmar'
plantins ott    curalioc the Rp.iilg rominittc(S ot tho Ben
GWYNEDD   VALLEY
The  Kiniily  of the  lale      .Vnna,       M.
."-'oiineider of thi.si pkiou wisli to e.vpi c ss
i tlioiv  sincere   .^ratitudo   for       kindne-s^
ii-rndered  during  their recent  bei-i'.ive-
; iiient.
' .Mr. allll -Mrs. Wiiiiani -Vlorrow, w lui .11'' w-iutering now- in ih-yn .Mawr. .-ir • l-'-e-oivlng oon.;;lMtlll;llioils upon Ihe l.'ii-lh  of ;i  son  on Jauutuy  S.
•A trip to I'iiuajiia ;in(.l lho West liidlesi Iuis been pkuiued'by the' fam¬ ily of John ti. Ihiines and sovoral e.\- poct lo .s;iil on Saturday.
Mr. ;ind .Vlrs. Jedin ll. Jlili-holl and K"lie'i-t Adams are the most I'o'cenl lo Ol   striiken   wilh   the  grip.
SkatiiiiJ on the Whssaliickuu '-reel; h.a--'  bi-'-'i   i-xc'lli ul   tor   the   past        f' w
ivV
a place of  impurt.-ince.
Attended Oldest Farm Organization II. (}, Wallz. JIuntgunioi->- County .Vsi'icultui-al l-:xtenslon -Associatioii agent, recently attended a meotlng of tho I'hiladelphia Sociely for the' Pru- motlon. of .'Agrieulttire. This is Hie uld- ost fai-m organization in the e-uuiiii» havine: been organized in 17Sn.
During tlu^ day the associatiim m.-ui- bors, VViUi till' visiting ftUTu am-ms. .wero SAlCSta of oilicials of tho He-aeliiig and L'allimore and OlUo i-aUroads and •were taken on ,a tour of the produi-o W.'U'ellOUSOS and ;iuclioni stands, wlioi-'o thOU.sana.-J of cars of farm produe-ts are brousht from distant atates and placed on sale. The trip was (u-ran^i'd to bettoi" acfiu.aint tlie local agricultur¬ ists TCiUi the manner iu w-hich produots aro handled. Tho big cold storage plants of tliG railroads wero also vis¬ ited. Tho visitors, to tho number of "ii. Later were entertained at dinner af lho  I'elloviii^  Stratford.
Hoi-sliam   lire   hall   to   plan   Hie  prt-sen-
tu-Uon of sui-h an etni-rlainnieut,  w hioi>
j they   ma.v   hold   in    the   oarl.v-      spring.
1 Thiou;;li   ihis   nu-ans   lhey   w ill   seek   to
I rjuso    sullicient    fuiiels   lo
j iKise^ball  team  duriug  tlio
!      Several    IkkI   ae:cidents.
1 ia-c!Urred    in    (he    vie-lnlly
i during   the   week-end   an,|
i light snow TueHcl.-iy moi-ning.      Tlie ac
i e-ident   on    i;astoii    road    at    Hallowell.
I .Sunday   aflernoon.   w-as   fatal   to   U;iy~
I mond I). Caiuoion of 442(i  .\ortli Kighth
j sti'eot,   l'hil;ul('lpiii;i.     while     his   com-
panion,  iliun-y  Tioerhoka. also of   PIiii.t.
delphia.   I'.sfrapod   witli  unly  a   tow  liglil
bruLscs'.  The  oiu- Canu'rmi  w.is drivlm--
belonged   to   V h;toi-   K.   Kurtz,  o'    .%.-;,
umluy, who is a jeweler on      (heis'n ¦
sti-eet.. They  were enroute  to  ;h.    -fv
"when they skidded T.j feet on  Ih'    n "W
coven'd   surfaee   ol   Kaston   ru:-1 nv,
crashed   bito  a  ]Mile  almost      opposite
the  home   of  Jonathan  ,sui(khouse    iu
Hallowell.  Cameron  was  piiiiiod   behind
the   wheel   by   the'   inipnel   iind   appar-
eiUIy   was   killed       immedialely.       His
body  vvas removed  lo      the      Hathoro
morgue.       Ho was assistant  production
maiKige.a- of the jlid -ale Stool e-omp:iny,
and   at   one-   time   ia   .said   to   ha.-o   i-e-.
sieb'd   On   count.v   lino.
.An accidont   happened   last   'I iiursday morulng  to  I'.obert Jliller,  who  is em¬ ployed at   .Shaiikln's store iu HjiIIowcII. I loscondiug   (Jrove     hill       at      AVUlow drove, a  m.an  starloii across tho  street .laiiitiir  Heard.' land   was   struck   by   the   truck,   which 1 Miller    was   driving,   and   badly    hurt. He WiiS  i-ushed  immedialely to Abing¬ ion   bospitiil.   and   Jlilli;r  at  once   stii- rende-rod   to  the   polico  and  is  now   un¬ der   bail   aw-.iiliir.;   tlu;   outcomo   of   llu; condiUon  of the  injured man. I      The  third accident  lo  occur   was  ou , Horsiiam  road,   last  Tuesday   morniuv:, 1 wh.-n  an  .oil   truck,   owned  aud  driven I by   Siimui-l    JIaugun,   of    I'ivo    Point.-., j .skiddeel and   rolled   uvir   in   uuiking Uni ; turn off Hoisham  i o.id  to  the  Jieeting. i hou.se  reiiid.   The   truck  is  said   to   have? ! redled   down   the   steep   im line   on   Olel ; Hor.sham   I'oael.   Jhiugoii   e-limbi-d   froru the  cab  and   fuimd  himself  intact  and unhurt. The truck when uprighU-d ap- I ireare,!  to  bo little-  damaged.   The   light i snow iind sleel, Tiu-.silay moiuin;.;. ^:^lus¦ I od llic; acoideuL
I      Ilorsluuu   Hi-i-mi-ii   aiisweiid   a       calj I Sundiiy moi-niiig iind found the lire cx- . tingaiisiied   when   lhey   iirrived.       Tha i liro  was  ill   the   (himnoy  of  the   Bct'k I home,   on   UrLstol   rouil,   one  mile  west I uf  Wariingloii. Tho  local firemen littlu I onjoyod   Hie  cold   ride,   and  .severiil ex- I I e'rionced  frost-billon lingers and eai's, Jlr. aud  Jlrs.  LeKoy Forker and son, j of  'Tacony,  visiied   with   Jlr.  iind  Jlrs. - Fi'iink Forker in   lloi-shiim  on   Sunday. Jlr.   iind   Mrs.   Areliio   C.uild,   of   Un¬ ion   ('ity,   spent   SumUiy   with       I-:dwiu ,'Culld   iind   family   of   Horshiim. !      Jlrs.   .losophine'   I'orker.   of   Piiiliide-l- I phia.   w ho   at   M   is   spry  and   koem   c;f mind,   is   s-pi-nding   the   weoi;   Wlh   Jlrs. I''riiuk   i-'oi-ker.  of  Horsham,.,
Services in (Irace Cnioh e.l,iureli .of Horshiim wiil bo e-ouducted .-'by the; paslor. i'.,'V. I-'iodoricic Cali\; on Sun¬ day. Sabbiitli school iit !i.4ri;; morning worship and Junior Cliristian ICndeav- or nieeting at 11, Intermediate and senior Chrlstiiin l':ndeavor societies convene at 7.15; Kvening service at ». Tho c'hrisUan Endeavor societies will conduct services in the Bucks couutv 'ail ut Hoylestown ut 2.:iiJ Sunday .af¬ ternoon, which will be iVltended by Ihe prisoner.s. hiulle.s' Aid sooiely mot Tnesday evening at the home of Jlrs. \V. K, JXelmbold to discuss pians fur an oyster supper lo in; held in Feb- i-u.TJy. Prayer meeting Wodne.sday ove- iiin.g ill the home of Jlr. and Jlrs. Wil¬ liam JMann. Quilo a number uf pupil:-. roceived pins fur pi i-fei-t iittoniI;ini-e ;il ,^unday sohool duiln,:; last Sunday's .session. Kllwood Wolf, superintendenr 'was ill charge, s^ were present, fjuar- teily meellng of tin- ;uis,sionai-.v socie¬ ty will bo held iii.vi Tuesday evening in  the  iliincli.
Tho Uux-Mont liasebali loaguo of- liidals also plan to hold ii meeting this Thursday .It J-Iox-sham and reorganize for tho  approaching  .season   of  192.0.
Williit-m AVhiteside, of Horsham, who has been e.-ctremely ill witli grip, is. repoited iiblc to be about again.
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