The Ambler Gazette 19301016

              The Ambler Gazette
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VOL.   LII-NO. 35
AMBLER.   PA..    OCTOBKll   10,   19:3()
Sl.7.5  A   YKAR
Lutherans   Organize   at   Willow   Grove "Willow   Grove's   newest   eliureh—tite I Willow   drove   Lutheran—slarted   con¬ duct   of   rcKniar  chnrch   services   Sun,-
TOWN
AKin      on    n nn kU 'lay, wlmn   uev, K. ,r. Muison, oc Am'
All  I     111!      I I II 111    '•''''¦• o'll<''''t''<l ni a. service held In  SI
nilU     UUUU I U 111 I Anne   chnpel,   old   Vorlt   ami       Welsl
ITEMS   OF   LOCAL   INTEREST READERS
SI, ipel.   Old   York   and       Welsh roads. TO I     iMore  Ihan   t'itt  l.ulherans  from AVII-
• READERS ''""' *^''"^''' ""'' vlclnlly are alicady llst-
tttrtut.«o ipij   ,^^  eharler  memhcrs,   r.illowint;  llie
ct. ,... .f,,i   c;.,.   r„    c...,,.,..^ n«=*i,   „f 'lf'"''<l"" ot a weelt ngo to form a con-
Suocessful   Fire   Co.   Supipei—Death   of ^.,p^,,^„„„   ,„   j,,^   ^^  York   road   huI.-
Isabelle Fowler—Walter Rex Recov „rb. The excentlve cmiimlltee, in cliaiw ering—Mra. Jarley's Wax Works <if oiK,inlxnlion details, met Sunday to Coming—Nftediework Guild Meotirg. '>J'Ba"'2c a choir nnd a Sunday sehool. Harmonville l*'lrc eonipiiny was tremely successful In the relurn from ono of the llnest suppor.s that has ever been held In the lire honse on liutler pike lasl Satuiday evenliiK. Oysters, fried itnd stewed, were tiie menu, witli jiotato salad, atiu pi-rsons were served. .Tliere was picnly of food and the cook¬ ing was e.'ccellent. Samuel Beaver was! chef. Supper was served l),v the l.iid- Itts' Au.'clllary and everyone was at¬ tended lo and served amply. The com¬ mitteo   who   tirrantied   this   very   sue- 	
fesstul   liencnt   for   U.e   lire   «""'l>any, SERVICES AT LATE HOM E;  INTER-
was   headed   by     Warren       GeisinKcr,
wilh Mrs, Joseph Markle as ids assls-i MENT, GWYNEDD
tant. I 	
Bornard Walton, a memher of the Well Known Penllyn Resident, Finan- Race street yearly mectlnB ot l.-rlcnilsi cier and Businoss Man Suddenly In  1-hlladclphia,  i--,poke     earnestly       in      _    , ,,      , r,     .,    .-  ,.
Plymouth friends' meetluK last First- I ^ r.ckon on Monday-Death Follow- day   mornins,   Mr.   Walton   visited   llie j    «°   Immediately.
local meellnK to help und to Inspire | I'unerai services over ihe remains of Interest which lias laj.'ged In I'lymoiilh tho late Henry n. Coxe, will be held Meetlns, Ills talk was plain and point-j Friday aflernoon at his late home at cd in respect to active membership il'cnllyn, willi intennenl al tlie Churcii und  tho  work for tho mectlnB, of tlio Mcssiah, Gwyniild.  I!iv. Wm. C.
Kev.   and   Mra.   IS.   P.   (ll.'scUe,       of , ^'^'•''^'¦S""'; 't'ctur of the pari,sh, will ot- rivmoulh  Meeting-,  enjoyed  a pleasant [ "«""o at  the services, week of vacation In I'cniis Creek, Sny-!    lUcalli   camu   suddenly   to   .Mr.   Co.xe der   county,   last   week,   where       thoy!^'""day  eveuing:, ill his  home  in I'cn- vlsited   reialives.      They  were  acconi-'">'"•  where he has sjieiit his summers
SPLENDID WORK BY iEDLEWORK GOILD
REVEALED   AT   MEETING   OF   AM
BLER  BRANCH |
For  the   pivseiit  services  will   be  con¬ ducted  In  Sl. Anne chnpel.
lOBEDELDflAY
lor   liiaiiy   yeais.   Jle
was liT yea,rs of aue. I
.Mr. c<):;l' had been spending tho eveninj- with members of his family when ho was fatally stricken. Ills wKi', tlie fo;mer .Mlss Itiiih l-overluK, of liosion, and a sister ot .Mrs. I'haiies l''raneis .Vdains, wile of tile Secrelary of tile Navy, Wiis with lilm at the time, I'l.ViSleians were sununoii,t.Ml lo the home, l.ut Mr. Co.\'e liatl e.xplred before ) the.\* lu-rived.
.Mr. Cu.\e was born in IMiiladelphla on February J'.", UsilS, lie alteudi-,1 Ur. Fairies' Sciiool there. Ijlter he studied at .Viiaius .\cadeiny, tiuiiicy, ,Jlass.; llr.rvartl   Universii.v       and   the     Jjiiw
panled by Mra. Gleseke's mother, .Mrs. William Seehrlst, ot Lancaster.
Isabelle, 6-year-old dauj^iler of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fowler, ot Tenth Ktreet, Conshohocken, died at 10,30 Bunday mornlnR at her homo, Thc chllil ^as a victim of brain hemorrhages. Uhe waa stricken critically ill wllh in¬ ternal heinorrliaKoa on Friday, Her funeral is this Wodnesday iifternoon Willi   Kev.  11.  1'. Gieseke,  pastor ol
Piymouth MeelinB Ji^. G. ciiun-h con- dnclinB the service, Siie was a mein¬ ber ot  lliat  Sunday sciiool,
Liidies* Auxlli,ary of "tlarnioiivillc Fire   compiiny   Is  pLanniiiK   to     hold   ;t
mas„ueradeparty intheliall. Tliedate!..,,,,,^,, ^,|. ^|,^, university of l•elln.-^¦|- is  yel  indclinile,  but  will  probably  be | viuila
set tor some evenlns durin.e^ ne.xt j ' l-,,,;,, Braduilins froni law scluvd, week, Tho chieken supper of lho "lo Mr. Co.xe took up his dtilles a,H mana„-er company wll be_ hold Saturday even-| „j ^.^^^ Brothers and Cotnpanv, coal ins   Nove.-uto-^l. operatur.s.     Jlis   associates   were     his
Mrs.    Lotjls*   Mitchell,    Mid,!.letown I ,,..„^„e,.«, .V ,;. ('o.xe and Charles Coxe. N. V, ha, boen vlslUnR with  Mr, and,^ year afler joining the  llrm  in  1S>7,
General Ward, of tho Salvation Army; Miss Liddel, of the Community Cen¬ tre, and Others Describe Nature of the   Relief   Work.
Amid colorful flowers and festive decoriilions tiie menil»ers ot the Am¬ bler biitnch ot the .Veedlework < luild of .\incric,-t Kalliercd In cclciirale their annuiil fall luncheon in llie l''lrsl I'res- li,vteri,ni church, Amijler, on Tuesdiiy, I Ictober   7.
Tile national anthein, ".\merlca," was sung, followed by the blessln^^ askiMl bi' .Mrs. Jos. .M. lOwinj.;, wife of llie  pastor.
A. very sumptuouH luncheon w;ia served by it very iible committee, afler which .Mrs, J, ,1, (J'Hrlen, acconipanied by Mrs, Levy Allen on the piano, riMiderod two vocal solos.
The Jiresldent, Mrs. Robert Roson- berry, delivered the address of wel¬ come, followed b.v il roll ciill, by the seerelar.v,   Mlss  .\nna  ]>aprer.
A, isliort business meeting followed in wliicli Mrs, .r. M. Flslier, chalrmiin ot the budBct committee nave a brief outline' ot tlie budget for lli:iu-!il, .Mrs. O'llrien, clKiiriuan ot cradle roll, ask¬ ed tor more niemljcrs for her depurt- nieiit of the puiiil,
Mrs, Uosenberry Uien iiUrodiiced Urigadier General Jennie Ward, ot the Salvation Army, who is engaged in ScUiennnt and Day Nnr,scry work in I'hil,!., who gave a very InsplrlnB out¬ line  of  her work.
General ^Vard told ot her work among the poor and of tho moat noble mothers who are aged before miitnr- Ity because of unfortunate living con¬ ditions, lack ot proper food and sun¬ light. Spiice does not jiermlt a full I'e- vlew  ot   her most  intere,''1inB  address.
Thoro are many tamllies where chll-
t WHITEMARSH
¦ Tho Voung Pooiilc's l''cllow.slilii of St. Thomas' jiarlsh, Ariilleni,irsh, went l.o ¦\^iilley iMirge for Ihelr niiinial f,ill picnic  im  Saturday.
:Mr. and Mrs. Rob.'ii Comiilon and lamily   moved   t<» Amider   mi   Moiubiy.
Mrs. tlraco Rttlirbaiigh spent tin' past week-end VHliny relatives in Keadlng, I'a, f,
I'riends ot RoBort Kc-e, Jr., will be glad to know that ho is recovering from nn oiieralion In Chestnut Hill hospi¬ tal.
AMBLER'S TiOIE 10
Wi'H. Ilowjird Koblot in IMyinotiUi ( tl-e for a week. Mi*, and Mrs. Harry llacock, of y>\uo. Iiell, were gucsta of tho Noblt't son Hiinday,
Mr. Ciuxu \va» inurritnl.
For twonty ycajs he cuntlniu'd as gtiitlliiff lioud t>l" tho C'uxc coa! IniUi.s- tiii'S,  he and his  hrothers  o\vnin,'-r
•'.•Mrs.   Jill-ley's   Wax   Works,"   one   ofj ie„sive  coal   ktn l«     in   the   vlclnlly  of
the most poptikir ot old-time panto mimes, will be a feature program of the itpron sociiil wlilch will be held this Siilurday evening liy Litdles' Rlble chiss 111 I'lymouth Meeting F.'. O. ehurch. The entertainment, whleh will follow Ihe sociiil, will 1 (• sliigcd by Ihe members of tho class, Mapy will re¬ member how popular this tiiintominie i\-aa in fonner days and what fiin ae- romjianied the aerious procedure of the acttirs, l-:veryono la invited to ,attend at the church. The Ladles' Hlble class is, furlher, iilanning lo hold a sauer ^ratit supper in the Harmonville lire hall on Saturday evening, Novenilier 1, I'lymouth   Meetin;.?
luifloii,  l.t.zeino couniy. {
Tile comp.iny disposed of ils coal j holtlings some t*>'iLrs lu^ti to t'.ie Lelilgh. V'iille.v Riiili-oad Comp-iviy. Mi". "Coxe'sl brolhers huve since died, and .Mr. Coxe I haa not aellvely engii;;cd In business.! Ile becitme it (lirtM'lor of the iCoxe eslittes, iiiimbe! iiiij len, and a tilreclorj ot the Glraid Ti-usi Company and the, Lelilgh Vijley Rajlloild. Jle lliitlnlaln- til i/lllccM in tile Franklin Niitional Hank building. j
Mr. tvixe Wits a member of the Kjils-; copiil ehurch. He was idenlilled with l-',.'is;aMi,al hosidlal as tt vice jrcsldellt,; Aniong the i.uiuV clubs to wlilch lie be- longol  iivc   tlic   l'li.r,-idcli)hiat     Kiitcn-
rirectora   ot   the Branch,   Needlework  Guild  of Ameriea house,  I'liiladelphia  Coumrv  iind  I'ci met  Wednesday afterrioon at the home jjj.,,   i^.,,,,,,!,...
ot Mrs. Kugene. T.lghtkep. on, Ger-: siu vivlufa-'hlir.i itre his wife, daugh- manlown pike, Plymouth Center. Mrn. ^^^. ^f ,-,„.,„i„, Co„„,.,,ssniaii William C. Charles H.ndrlcks presided. Thn ;in- j,„vtirlng, ot Jliissiichusetts; i daugh- nual   display   of   garment,   will        be,, j,,.,     „,^„|,       ^.,„,^,..^   ,„„,   _„,,,
held Monday, November I7lh, al S l>. Andrew 1-crter, iund one s.,n, Henry m. In Grange hall. A program will be ^ ,. ^,^..^, ,,,^ j,^, .,,^„ j^ s,„.vivcd bv Klven an.l refreshmenta served. | „^,,.,,,.,,, ^.,.,,„, „.hll,l. cn.
In   observing   Its   B5th     anniversary; 	
date itt the meeting last week the Colt! I'oint Griinge, No, (imi, eelcbnttcd the with   a   fitting   jirogram     in
occasion
Grange hall, Plymontli Centre, Worthy Master ILirry Myers gave an address of welcome. Theodore A\'eldcni,an mado a very impressive iiddress upon liis trip to Genniiny, of the "Passion I'l;i\-," nnd of oberammergau, Recllations and singing comprised olher parts oflpii^ tho program. I''iivor» wero presented lo two cliarter menibers, Mrs, Hannah Styer nnd Williani Richards, ,aiid llow¬ ers were sent to the oldest member, Mrs. Hettle Hallowell, nge !16, of Nor¬ rlstown, The Junior members ajipear- ed iis a Kitchen Orchestiii ;ind g:ive several selections. At the head of the largo table, on which refreshments wero piled, wiis it hirgo birthday c:ike adorned wilh ttt, candles,
"William W. Ambler, I'lymoutli "Meet¬ ing rabbit fanciers, hits three of his prize Flemish Giant slock at tho fair ill   Alloona   this week.
ICInier    Royer,    Miss   Mjirioii      Uode-
Drunken Driver ArresScd An alleged drunken inoloiisL was ar¬ rested on illic Vork Koiid wiiile I'iitrol- man l-'it/slinm: ns was ihdug pi,trol duly ,111 thill liig'.iway Sunday iU'ter- iiffoii. He saw ;t ciir Iriiveling in a i'i:<- Z!ig lashioii ill t.he direction o; Hat¬ lioro. The idlicer ,g;ive cli;ise ;tlnl soon overloolt the driver, V."li',iler LAVIns, ol' tin.', lllll. .Vceonling to I ittrolniiin J-'ltizslmniciis, I'.'wins w;ts lalteii bef,ire Justice of t'lie I'eace Keuben llcekniall, Hiitboro, wlio direclcd tliiit lii^ b" given an e.x,aiiiiiiat|on. He was Uiiten to lho olllce of Ur. Chiude L. 'i'il.vlor, Doyleslowu, who iii-onounccd liln; nn¬ der the inlluence of lii|iio!'. In defaiiU 'Of $,1110 bail, he wc,s eommltteil lo the Ablngton  police  station  for a hearing.
Miss Fite tf. Many on Saturday Tile mill rlage of .Miss .Miiud i'lte, ot Ardmore 'i'eri'iice, a. former well known resident of .\rdmore, a.iKl Georgti J)el- wiler, son of .Mr. itnd :Mis. Warren Detwiler,  of  Glenside,  will   lake  Jiiaei',
baugh,  ot Harinonviile, Mrs. Elizabeth; Satt'irday aft-riioon, October IS, at the
File's iiuni,   -Mrs.   .\.  1..
she   reshlcs   In
lli,c of
au'-'iiter   of S   l'",ast sr.i
Mc.M'cc and daughter, Mlsa Sarali McSfee and Mr. and Mrs. I'l.iiidc nearolT, of Norrlstowu, called on Lem¬ uel Kodeliiillgh iind d.-^ugiiter. Miss Katlierlne llodclcmgh, of Plymi^iuth Centre,  on   t-.mulay,
ivj^jiliers  ot   Harniimvllle   l''ire   coai- pni'^^.vMl  have a  fine  tipiiortiinlty    to hi^iH""  and  learn  ot .actual   lire   fighting   ducts i and how to render the best service nn- ' der vitrlons  eondltions  In  the work  of
liremansliip, James Mitchel, one ot Ihe       •- , ,     ,
IT., held a very interesting and insUllc-
hollle   of   oMIss
I'etwiler,   with   wh> in Anlniore.
'i'he brl,le-li!-lH' is Mrs. Mitt thew l'isl*,er, avenuie, and Is eiiiiili^,,-.ed at, the I'. L, T, ollU'e,i ill I'hiladelphla. The grooin is I'mplij.ed with tlie Ce./:.tiir.eed I'ro- aiipaiiy.
Grange Meeting
WIssiihickoii  Griinge  No.  TUO, V.
of
urged  lo attend Dr. and Mr---. I
11. c
1,-kc
who W.'I' svlvania." On roll call each was
t •'.-   '¦>   western   .' isylvanht ,last  -J--^;-;;-.'"..[{r hf   md^tme
A'ory Interesting responses. ".Vame some
have  relurned  to  tlielr home  In
ny   1-..
,\grlciiltiir;i
.Meeting,    neeomiianied   ^Ir
"    nf   i,"i.iMi'(o\eM I     ¦"tsoi
nswered   by   Mr
ek    wliere   Fr.   Corson   al tended     a .infnence  of   the  mcdl.-al   .issoclatloii.  —,;;;--;-„f p,',,,,..  ,,„« answered
l,v   ].;,   Mav  Wiillon.   •Tennsylvania a.-i
-'..." -- - -' -'¦-'--—^;^r;r=i;'.:;rT.-n=r
— ---"• - ^^1riC^tnd idling: :^i;u^w^inf:^j-;;
'called  on ^ Nov. 1'-', on account ot Uie Hallow t tii ," I',,  , no-'meeting  now   being planned.
itre mea.gre and they iiro uiiiible to provide proper care for cliiidren. They' must lia\'e food, rent. Insurance, hence' clothing ia the last consideration. In- j Biiraneo la eaaenllal for no tme wanls loved   ones   burled   in   a   Potter's   lield.
Gen. Ward cxiilalnotl how even In the poorer clasa, there I', a certain slandard ot dress, and children must li'iive stylo even though they are not dressed   for   warmth.
They have 70 ehlldren now in the Nursery and all aro put under an ex¬ amination   every   morning   by   nurses.
("Ililldren who nre nndernoitrlshed and underweight are Riven end Uver oil, i milk  and eggs and extra rest.
Tlie Salviition.-Army feels it Is great-| |..-   indebt.'d   lo  the   .Vecdiev.-oik     liuild for  such   wonderful   help. j
Mlss Kate Liddel was then Introduc-I Od   and   she   Rave   an   outline   ot   the work   done   by   tho   North   I'.'iin   Com¬ mnnlly Center In and about our home town, j
Sho said It Is not the work she j does, but what others do. She must j hiive your help or there will be no ¦ Comniunily   Center. j
Lots of mothers are coming in    andj iisking   tor  day's     work.       She       feels a   lliird   winter   Is     in       prosp"et,      jisj men   are   working   only   a   few   d.aya, and they must have food, and clotlilng is   the  la,'-<t   conslderiillcn.
Tliere was ,1 women wlio came in for assistnnce—the mother of three children Whoae husband had a stroke. Wife was .lust out of hosidlal wilh new baby. She Is the sole suppori of famll.N' and now unable lo go to work. She has asked for help from poor dlr- .¦et'"s. They allow If'JO in groceries, and applicants are walched very cloi-<oly as to hnw this Ir spent.
They are expecting to have famlllea this winter who will not want to ask, for help, nnd the Centre will liiivo to i look them up.
Mlss T.lddel told nf the neeil ot boys'i clothing,   warm   underwear  and   slock-! In.-rs. Thev are well supjilied Willi baby g.iniienis  lip  to  one  year.
Quills will  idso  be  u.'cdi'.l   b.v 1st,   as   appeals  will   ,sl:irt   lo  conic   ill by  that   time.
The Cenler gives milk to several | families ,Tt tho present lime. Tlicv are | not concerned as long as the.v have | milk. i
One experience lasl wfiiter sliowed j nothing but a soft pillow lo cover Ihei ne^vly airived liaby. .Anotlier whero no^ betl. not even a chair nor quilt lo nvike a bed for the new baby, and eight otlier cliiidren  sleeping on the  floor.
Mlss  Liddel spoke ot how ulert  they
must  be  to   invostlgiite      Ciises.       She!
spoke of a letter she had received  the
iMlicr day lellilig of a husbiind who had
been hurt and a boy of eight years de-^
pending. i
i     Investl.gatlon revealed th.it they have!
three   properties,   another   under     con-j
struction, with a tenant awalUng com-;
pletlon. i
I     Jtrs. 1,'. Hoyt gave a report on Gold-I
en  Ragles, Junior  boys who  sold   iniiiii
tickets for moving iilcliire show, clear-!
ling $l,'i,"i.lL  which  money  will  be  used
to   purcliiise   large   size   boys*   clothing!
for   the   memorial   table. |
Mrs.   Tliaon   J"lex   reporled     proceeds i of   moving   picture   show   by      Junior' Girls   Cirele,   clearing   $SS,r.ri   at       the opera   honse.   These   glrla   nro   milking patchwork iiullts for babies.
Jlrs. I. N. Cohen gave a reporl of the I.lttle Woiiirn. ami also of the gitr-' ments made during jiast winter.
"\'arloiis presidents from the sur¬ rounding districts were then Introduc¬ ed iind gave brief reviews of tiie work lieing   done   In   tlielr   commimillea.
Tn iill, the luncheon was a great success and nuicli was learned of the charitable work done by the viirioii,-. eignnizationa who receive aid from' the wonderful Needlework Guild of Ameriea. '
TESTIMONIAL  CINNER   AND  CON-
GRATijLATICNS i
 .  j
Sponsored     by  the   Kiwanis   Club     of Ambler  and  Attended     by   Members and   Sport    Lovimj    Fans—Tendered; Beautiful Chime Clock. ClMTlcs   Gelbert',   Aiiiblc.|'s   dasliiii.g; young     liero  of  the  World   Series     in [ baselKiU   for   1930,   wifi   the  ex,eni|.lili- catlon      ('it   true  mudesly  as  he     wasi given     I'J   testlmionlal   dinner   liy     the! Kiwa.nls Club of Anildi'r and the -Amb¬ ler sportin.g   fii.nB Tucsdjii.\-   evening ill I'dit Slie Inn. More  tlian   ITii!  jK'i-i^.m.s giitiien'd   In   honor  of   the   youth   wle, lias brought fame to his Uenie town ;is a star at  sliortB,li»p  on   the  St..   Ij.)iii.v .Vatlonai   l.«'.agu«',,team    and   the   oul- sUllKllng  Jilayor  in  Uie   biisel all   wul'lil ot totlay.
.No more fitting- event could hav. tieeii heUl b.v Amblci's sporlin'cn than thia dinner In his honor, and it w,is an occasion ^vhlch not only Gellierl, but his family and llnanceo will long remember. The testinionlal was spon¬ sored by the KIwrftnis Club oi:' .Xiiiblcr, and thy leading suorismeii of the en¬ tire coiunty were present to liKisl hini and iMiy iilm the higiiest tilbute.
Seated at the hea.i table sui-i-oinidln'.; the guest -of   honor  were  To.istiiiii,slci- .1.   AVilllam   Hitter,   lli.noiable   llai-old, G.   Knight,   I'residenl  Frank King,   of! the   .\mbler   Kiwanls   clul;   PresHent' Wlllhtm   H,  I'laust:,  of the  Alcbler Ro- liii y (Mub;   Honp&tblo Gc«n-ge  C.  Gtn'- son,   'Wlllhtm .^jiji>iin,   ihirgt.ss   Jiunes A,   Shelly,   l^fln   t<-   Anderson   and others of  pionSp^nce In Anibler,     .\t the guest'   tabl*"^t»irere  seated Hr.  and Mra.   Cha^-les   S.  Gelliert,   MLss   .Mabel I rater,  flnanceo at the guest ot  honor.
other Wiilka of life w'.io have jiut .Mnntgomery county on the mal)."
.li'dge Knighl likeiic.1 (Ids meeting as not nici-ely an .\ml.ler session, Uut it county grouiilng. iSporUnien from nciirly every oi.mn.unlty In the lower end of the county we-e |»resent. Ile further, nddrosssed hlmseir to the rutui-e JVIrs. Gelbert and In I'on-iratu- lallng her uixiii her appi-oiichlng iiiitr. i-liLge to tills Jidmh-atilc 'y^iuiig mii.li In¬ troduced to her Au.ldei- an a loya^ ami most nelglil.(>i-l,v people ..who will ever Iiursue Charlie In his tvireer in base¬ ball,
Tlie speaker's remarks were alwaya (|i:iio willy bi.t very !i.piiro|iriatel,v cliiiM'ii. In conclusion iii' extended best wlslies to Cliarles Gelliert itud to Mlss ,Mi',bel Hater'upon 1,liclr steps Into the jo.vfi'l stii.Ie of nr'tl-llnony itnd wislie I them iioth liiippiness aii«l continued success.
'i'he dinner tvas flirllic:- ii.iide a sile- ee.'s throu,..;li .lolm s. I''lsher. who was clinlrn.i',11 of the iii-rangemenls for this .session iiii'l l.o (isciir 11. Stlllwif-?on. who In it fi'w well cliosen reniiLi-ks upon Gelbei-t's iisceiidani-.v to the pinnacle ..f fhe lia.selii',11 world had the hollo'- of I rcs.'nliiig llie lionored guest to the gathering.
Gelliert's address before lho meet¬ ing Wii.s lirlef. "I'rfiseball Is my giune Oelbert asserted modestly, but, making a si'eech Is exlren.ely iIJIIlct,lt for me." With tiiese words and a heiU-U'elt ex- ic'cssien ot; thitnks lo Kiw.'iiis an.l lo the men gatlu'l-ed before him he ex- ciisi'd lilni'-eit .gi-:tcefiilly from furlher iidtircss.
THE COLONY CLUB  'UPPER DOBLIN AND
FULLY 100 PERSONS PRESENT AT FUNCTION
Civic Club of North Wales Features Program—Officers at Stata Federa¬ tion Meeting—County Federation to Meet  at   Narberth  on  Oct. 23.
Mori' Ihiin lau niciiihers of the Col¬ ony Club allended the covered disii luncheon held on the Sth of October In the l''orest .\,vemie school auditor- iiim, at .\mblci-. The audilorium was lieautlfully decorated wllh liouiiuet'.i of aulunin   llowers.       .\rter   a       delicious
MISCELLANEOUS   ITEMS     OF     IN¬ TEREST
State Aid of $6500 on Davis Grove Road —Depression at Pitcairn Plant — William Groff Improves Allen Pro¬ perty—Dresher   and   Jarrettown.
-A Willie .New Zealand labbll with ll'U young, oxiiiblted by Itobert J''alrie.v, of Jarrettown, al the l!oylestown fair, captured fourtii honors iinioiig the SUU
entries.
The'Hallowe'en   party,   which      the
L.iillc,-'   .\ld   of   the   Jarrettown   .\I,   K.
eliuri-h   are   sponsoring,   lias   been   set
for Uie evening of tlie :;isl,  wllh  Mrs.
.Viles .Munson and Mrs. Robert F.ilrley luncheon Uie iifternoon waa ,spent In j,,!,^ |„,.sicsses, Kvcry member tif thu the enjoyment of a splendid miLslciU',„.,,,„ ,^,^l,,,„ j^ y..^,,^,,, ,„ ^,, ,„,^,«„„t program, .Mrs. Amos V. Li'sher, chair-!,^„,, ,,|,^^, ,„„j. ,„.|n^, frienus or relatives man of music, had .seciii-ed the chorus;,; ^|,^, ,,,,,j,.,,„. cumcs ami stunts suit- ot the Civic Club of Norlh Wales, Tliey : t,,,,,,^, (.^ „,,, „<.,.,isii„, will be the order were directed by the Rev, G, P. Rees. | ^f ^^^^. evening, with prl-zes tor the lan- They sang a number ot selections,, ^i,,.,,! eostunie, Uie fiimilesl, and ono wllich  were tiiorougliiy enjoyed, I hardest  to  Ulenify, All  not in costume
The   luncheon   wiis   jilanned   by   tho
must |Kiy a line,
,     I'l-ld.iy   and   Saltirdav   evenings       of Mrs,   Ifelen   Cleary,   chairman.       They | (,,!„   ,^,,,,,|(   „.i„   ,,p  comody   niglila     in
committeie   on   house  jind     hos'Pitality, I
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were assisted by Mrs. J I. V. J'lverhani. Mrs. ,1. Howard Huck, Mrs. Margaret I'iviins, .Mrs. Stewart Uorer, Mrs, tJiis- tav Langbelil and .Mrs. Kdwln Mar- chant.
WORK TO EE CONTINUED IN AMB¬ LER SCHOOLS
the Jarreltov/n M. K. church Home tal¬ ent win entertain w-lth two hours- ot skits ami sketches. tJast of UO, witii Herbert Ti. Wentz, uf Gleii'iide, ilirect- !ing; .Mrs, Winifred .MVeis as coach, .\N'|i l'll,\M.\T1CS Cortland Frick, Jr,, clectrh^al director, iin,I Carl Maier, stage jn-opcrty man¬ ager,
iMr,   and   .Mrs,   Wiltlam    'J'a.s'ior   and dau.yliler Uelty spent .Sunday In Harri- ,      ..      „ ,        man,   wiiere   -Mr.   Taylor   delivered   tho
splendid  program tor the fir.s,t nice ing ,.,^^^ ,^,l,„.„„^  ,„ j,^.^   Margerum's
of   the   deiiartment   on    .Monday.   Oct.' lioth,  at  i.'-lO  p.  m.  In   the  l-'orest iive-1 nue sciiool auditiirium. Mrs. A. J. Wil¬ liams   will   distaissed       "Contemporary
LiTi'::i!.\Ti'i:i:
1 KPARTMK.N'I' .M I ;i-;'l'l N" 1 Tho   departnient  ot  llter;iltire dramatics,     ot   which   .Mrs.     I'l.ilii I.ukens Is ehiilrmaii, hiis arranged
Uld
,1.
Jiimcs   Gelbert his I rotlier and
, 1- .¦ould have g.ala (a-.rasi,ni splendi 1     an.l
"N'ov.
Mr.  and   Mrs.  Kugene fiiiniiy,  of Piynioiilii   i.'entre, Mr. Jind Mra. iiarve.    h^x, . huekeii, ou Sundav
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'Ataggio   AVinder,"   one  of   AmericirH best ixicoi's In I'JO'J, Is dead at lirlslul.
Ciolc'en Weddlnn at Glenside In the Sludent's Chapel of the Church of tho Gosu, Philadolphl-a, Mr, and Mn*. I'aul J. Parsons, nf Glenslde. observed the .'lOtli anniversar.v ot their man-lusie on Sunday mornins:.
of  Chambersburg,   an
and .Miss .Ml,l,i ••lelbcn. ms i ..n..... .„.,.
Bister. '
No     bellei       ¦,.,.      :,,:;,   I
been   selccterl   f.ir   Mils
Ul.in   Jlr.   IdUer.     His
tiii-tfi.l  rciuiirks and inspiilng  maniii'i-;
gave  'a  glowing zest   to  the  evenlli'4's!
festlvitie.'--. '      t
l''i-itnk King, p'esident of Uie Ki-| wanls Club of Ambler opeicl the din¬ ner with la wcloniln.,' address to all iind extendeU the hand of cordial greet-' ing to Cliarles IH-lbert. Tho pio-riim! of the evening was then turned over! to Mr. lliltor. |
Outstanding in till;') part of tli'> eve. ^ nlng was the r,resenti.)iUon of a gift tol Gelbi'it from Uie Kiwanis Club. In we.d! chosen words I'dion Uie idoitis anl i ambitious of the guest «f honor iind of' Uie admiratloii of the towiispi'iiple Mr.i I'.llteil pro^'iitcd Gclbent. with a iiaii'l-i soiiie chime chick. Oelbert's e.spression i of appreciation upon receiving tlie .gift,! tliough brief, was evidenee iif his sin¬ cere imolloiiali reaction for tills «iden- dld thought and consld.'ralion. j
A number of those who were seafed! at the guest lable were Inli'-odueed by: Toaslmister Hitter and'hail words ofi pialse itinl sincere Jiride in Gelliert's { achleveinenls. l>r. James .\. Shelly,, burgess of .\ii-blei-, w'as the Ilrst to! e:fltleiul these comrllnieiit;ii-,v re.'liarksl to tho honor .it" this .Vmbler Joulh, William H, Fiiust exlended the coii- gi-iitulatlons ot Kot.n.iY. 1
Willian.. irrlian, l'is.|., who was eri-[ .glltall.v insl 1-1.iiicntiLl In the develop¬ ment ol Civlbe'I. as a ball pl.iyer. spoke: of the training of the lad as it boy on; the local te>",iii. Mr. Urban has been •ono of the oulslanding mentors of; baseball In AniUler and In years Pdsl ' developed soui" ot t'.ie gl'catr.it teams in tht. lown. It Wits his protidcsi nm-! n-.i'itt, Mr, I'l-liui sitld, when Gelbert ; eame forth as one <A' the oirlslanilin^ , idayers In bftselN'i-ll tililw sciuson, for as he n'liiinisi'cil ihe spectacular playing of this youtli in local ranks aiKl as the! leading liiller of the league in one seit-| BOn on the Aml'ler team he felt more! than i-epaM for his efforts, 'Sipihe! Hrban, rnrlher, predicted t'.iat Gelbert hiis not yel n'itehcl his lieights in i bi...seball, but ia Ihe ne.\.l li'W years i will step t'eisviird to becon.e thej greatest shortstop In modern baseball.
Gl lliel-t  was likened   In his achlevo- ment to that  'f Charles A,  i.indlicrgh b.v     ilobi'i-t   11.   Anderson,   who     in   a, striking speech priU,sed blm liic.'.ily. .\s America   iiecl;iliiied   Lliulbcrgh   lor  bis: successful   veiiluio,   the   si oris   w-oi Id toli'.y has testllied ita,.extrenie a.'linir.i-' tlon   for Gelbiit  in   ills exceiJent phiy in  the  world s.iles.  Gelliert luus d*.iie! as     much   for   .\ii.bler  in   puttlnnr    its name before  the county as  Llndbcru'i, did for ills nalion before the world. .Mr. .\ndei-sun also nieiuloned the names of "Lew"   Rllchl.' and   llarry  Hovis,  iioth of  whom  lived  in  .Xu-bler  prior  to  or during     their  da.ys   in   Uie     foreuKisi ranks  of  ba-svliall  and   Inch   ot   wli.au weio   oiitHtan.ling   not   only   for   their play,     Itlt   lu:   Ihetr  tipri'-ihlness     and striking exaliuiles  of  sporisniauship.
llonorabOe Georije G. Corson, Jud.ge on the .Montgomery county bench, al¬ so had only complimeutitry rcm.irks to make of Gelbert In a shorl but voiy winy  extcimiii-aneous speecli, :
.\s spealvcr    of  the  evening.     Judge Harold   G,   Knight  remarked,   "Cella'rt has  stepped   forward   as   perliap.-i   the most outstiin.llng cill-z.en of Montgom¬ ery coimly this ye:u'. i;,aeh l.vcar some one person or iierhaps several persons from   this  county  reach  the  zenlUi   of Hueeess  and  are  acchllmed   in   ua.tion- ' wide fame for their achievements. Gcl-> bert has galniil just such it .>.taU.in Uiis ; year ami  is  no less deseivlng of  the pol.ularity of ths peoplo Umu thoso in!
CoEt  Is Wholly on Sciiool  Board—Half
Acre     of  Ciound     Purchased  — 894
Pufjils   Enrolled  —   Funds  Available
for Current Bills.
Cidldieii iu tile s.'vcral eienicnlaiy schuols of Amiiler wiil agiUn lie offer¬ ed luxin-aiiUioxin tor Imniiiiiizalion fioiii dlpliiheiia. The Ambler scluAil board resolvc.l at '.he n-.eetlng on Tues- ihty evening lo also t:oiillnue without cost Uie Schick lest phtn, Tl.e servicea of 'Jjr. A. J. Crnlg wlll.be .secured for application of the scrum and later Uie Schick test. The North I'enn Com- munlty Cen«,i-e has ea'eied Its services.
Tlui ollicers ot the iioard Avere autli- ori/.ed lo enter into an a'-'reement wilh tlfii Hw.vvooa,. .esjftklu.in Uie purphitse of lhc plot of g'roilid, (i(T-lli:iths of .ari aia-e, wliit-h arl.ioiiis the high school hi'.c. This .givund will cost the illstrict fICIIJ.SO.
The iKirchase of this groun.l was made on which lo jditce It tempo:iu^¦ school blllMllig in v-hicli will be ULUglit BClenecs. 'i'liis Luildiiiy, Is the asbestos one-roomed strii'-tuic. whit'h origin.illy stood on tlio l''orest avenue grounds. Tlirough tie aelivity <it llie linprofi'- nient commillee' tills lias alreitdy been 111 'Veil lo the site and is under con¬ st! ueiion for use this fail.
Si.i.'ervising pilncii'al J. M. I"i;dier ri ported Sill pupils ilil'idlcl in all the scao. Is. In tile junior and si'liior high scheol there are ,; ii eitmtl number of boj's and girls, -lt,0 iu all.
11 was reported that .Miss I'olleigci" fell :,'rolii a, ;l''.ol in it class ro.iiii and broke ,iL bone in her fool. T!ie insiir- itiice conn a.ny Wits imm. ¦ llately iu- foui'.'d and is investigct.ilig. ,M1ss ¦.Miriam llorst iUid Mrs. J. M. Fis'.ier h.ave substituted In Uie schoida during ihe last moiiUl.
As yet no i.-ixcs lia\-c been rec'.'ived for lite boroui^li collector, iind there was n.i'; sullii'leiu money at this meet¬ ing avaliivblo to pity the S.1i;iui In bills UsuO, .\. resolution w;is tlierefore' mado to seein'o all la.xes thus far received and to pay the bills immediately. Thc tre.-isui e,''s report showed it balance of little more tli-tn  ?1,S00.
Use of Uio htih school ainliloiium was granted to the Rotary Cli.b of AmM.'i- lu ubich to iioM Us tin liver- f.'.il-'y   meeting  ill   1 .-1:01111101-,
roots and Their Works." She will give spoeial attention to Angela Morgan, whfl is eoming to the club on Novem¬ ber 12lh, Mrs, Havid N, I'iillerson, count.v cliairman of literature, will giv« a review of recent btioks. Club niem¬ bers and tlielr triends itre invited to all meetings ot the department,
]':.\KCt:TIVK ROAH1) ArKFTlNG The executive board  will meet at the home of Mrs. Cli,ai-hv.i .Mulvany as.slsl- etl  li,v  Mrs.   Margaret  Rolston,  on   Oc¬ tober   22nd   at  12.30  p.   m.
STATE FKHKRA'I'ION MKKTI.NG The ,1,'ith annual meeting of the State
U'hui'i'Ii at  Yardley.
Next Siiturdiy evening at the Hor¬ sham lire hall, tiie .\ld Society of Grace i'resbyterlan church will give it musieal when J'hiiitdeiphia and 'i>oylestown talent will furnish tht enferliilnment.
'.     Tile exi'cphuiitli.v warm v/eaUier    haa brought lilacs into bloom In  this viein¬ it.v, .\li liial reniitiiiM now Is for soim;- ono to rcjioit a robin  b-jllding a nesti The Hallowe'en parly for the Sunday
[ sehool ot the Jarrettown M, K, churcU will take iilaee on l>ct. 3lBt in th« church bitscment. I'rver.vone In tlia comniunlty   Is   Invited   lo  be  preaent.
Annual chicken supper of the .lar¬ rettown M. K. cliurch is on ils way. Nov.  22,  is  tho dato.
Mr. and .Mr.s William  Taylor held  a
Federation ot Pennsylvania Is being! unitiuo event at tlielr home on Sat- jheld this week from the 13tli to the; urday, the occasion being the Itlth j 17th ineiuaive. Mr.s. Thos. A. Foulke,; anniversary of their marriage, Itcv. ipresldent of the Colony Club and, fjdwln F, Carson, who performed tho I ,Mis. .1. .M. Fisher, delegate, end Jliss'ceremony, was iiresent wilh his wifo JDJU-lJtUi'-T-i'int'liein, president of tho,and niece, as wero also Mr. and Mrs. j .lunior Club. iii-(' atteniJIng the meet-1 Ray Smith, who had served as atten- ilng.
Suburban Sections Win Fignt to  Force Cut  in Sewerac,e  Rata
The l'lieltcnl::ini an.l .Abington Sew- er;ige C.,,n|i;,ll.V iilis been direclcd li'.\- the public service conimisslou to revise ii,s in tea for siiiiitai-.v sewei'a'.:e ser¬ vici, deslgiie,i lo .\-ield a grtisB annual revenui' not to e.,:ceed ?l'(i,l4U, The ooninilsslon also bel';' ihat the co.ii- paliy lliis no o-,\ nershlp of Ute storm- water seweis In the ois'trict wllich it sei-\-cs an,I is i,ol J,,sillied in ehitrglng for Uielr use,
ruder the rales, w-McIV were altack- <'d hy Al.ln.etoii itii<l t:]ielieiiliain' 'I'own- slilps, Uie ,scllool district of -AbingUin Township, John UulUe, Williiun G. Glenn, Jlrs. I'.'liz.aiieth L.'Wis Iloyer, Ib'i'iuaii ku'l and other ri sideiil.s id' Uie dlstriet. the comi'any h,is been cil- lecllng ¦•¦lir...'lil2. as conipaicd wi,:!l .t21,- IM'l produceil by  llie si'pcrs.'ded  taril'f.
'I'he  t iniission   in   lixiiig   Uie   legal
gross iinnuiii revenue, allowed 7 per I'ont relurn 111 on the ti^ir value of Ihe icspoivlent's iproiierly, jiIa-ciMl jit ,$185,- liilil, opcr iilii.g char.,-, itnmaii lii pi-eci;iU'
I ART   Hi^PAr.TJfl':.N"l'
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JTrs. W. George Rardens. chairman of the art department, w-lshes to call tho attention of the members to the allied iirts exiiibit, sponsored by Amer¬ ican .Architects, at iniil AValnut street. The exhibit c:in be seen from 10 to ft dally, except Salurday, when the hours
! aro 10 to 1   p. m., until October 22nd.
There are creations ahown In melal, w-ood, pottery, glass, fiibrlcs and stone,
jiontgoji1';rv coit.vtv ]'T':;i)Kr.\-
'J'lO.N' MKETING
' Tile fall iiH'etIng of the Jlontgomery County l-'ederatlon ot Wom.-n's Clubs will be held at Narlierth on Thursday, the  23rd  of October.  Those who  want
! to  go,   but   do   not  drive  m;iy  call   Jlrs.
J .Stuart  JIacTntlre.  Anibler   12S-A\'.   .Mrs.
! Maclntlre   is   chalrnuin   of   Iransporla-
I tlon.
CARH PAItTV
I Ou Wi'densday, Oct. 21IUl. there will be a i-ard party at Uic home of ,AIn--, Clias. IJ. Jones, Ainbler iligbbinds. Tickets can be obliiined from Jlrs, Jl. J. JlcGill.  The chargo is  HO   cents.
HA.VCINCr CLAPS Tho (Vlony Club Dancing classes, under the supervision of the Jlisses Heger, held their (list meeting in tlio Forest Avenue School ailditoriiim on Oct. Mill. Meglnrers H'.'cl al :!.3M p. m. and second class ill I.-la p. m. The class meets every Thursday, excepting the fourtii v,-('ek of tlie moiilIi, when il iiicets on AA'edni'sday.
Foster Homes Wanted "l'"'oster Iiomes are neeueu fur several very allr.tetlve and briglit children, under llie care of lite Children's Aid Stx'iety, 17 AA'est Airy Street, Norris¬ tow-n, Pa. A little boy of four and his
Uliinls HI years ago, and Rev. Maurice Oulland,   the present  pastor,  and   wife,
,ot the Jarrt'ttown M. K. church, A coln- t'klenee of the occasion w-as that eat-h couple had just one child, a daughter in e;icli case,
1 Grace Presbyterian Church ot Hors¬ ham, "The Active Church," Howard L. Frame,   pastor.   Sunday   School,   fl,4ri;
.Junior C,  Tt.  and  Morning worsiilp  at
I 11;   inlermediitte  .an.l   senior  G.  K.,   at
:7.iri: evening srevice at H; midweelc prayer meeting at tlie church every AVednesday, H p. m, Member.s of tho Grace Presbyterian Churcli of Ifors- liani attended the ninety-seventh an- nivei-s;iry services on Monday night at the Lehman Memorial JL K. church, ot Ifalborn, 'I'lie bo;ti-tl of trustees met ilt the home of Jlr. and Mrs. Charles J I. Jlontelth on Tuesday evening. At the Wednesday evening prayer .servleo the bfiok of Rev-elation is b.-iii.g slutlied
'at   tlie   firaee   Presbyterian   eliureh   of
' Horsluim. These meellngs are jiroving ot unih-^unl interest.
Many hands have been put riut ot work al the Pitcairn aviation plant in Hallowell,  due  to   the   slump  In   condi-
I tlons, A'ery tew orders tor construc¬ tion of planes have been received thW fall and there haa boon very little work for Ihe moro than 100 employes. At preaent there Is much cxperlmentatUin upon the aut'i.gyro plnne. Kach d;iy Lin huge windmill Is taken aloft, banke.l and dropped, tilled and sped In lon.g drives In order to test Its stalilllty nnd
Cnduriinee. Tliere are only a few stu¬ dents on the field now conipiired lo lho miiuy who received Instruction at tho school durlns the summer vacation jierlod.
Gi-are  Tresbylerian   Church   of  Hor¬ .sham has decided lo enter the Loyalty campiiign, which is lieing sponsored by the   Presbytery   ot  I'hlla,   North. Mr.  and  Mrs.  A.   I'Jrle   l''ellnian   llor-
slster of 10 are very appealing young-  „f,„n,_ entertained  Jlr. and  Mr.---.  How-
sters, who neofl kind, motherly care and atfoctlon. Two stimly, happy broth¬ ers, tliree anil six years old, aro also very   desirable    bnys,   wbo    need   real
nrd L. Frame last Sunday,
Riill.v day services v.-ere hel.l last Sun.lay aflernoon at Grace I'resbyter¬ lan   Cluirch   of   Horsham,   when      the
home  life.   The  Children's  Aid  Society  punday  school   presented   a       splendid
will   be   glilil   to   disi'l*,ss   boitrdl r.angemenls   w-lth   those   interested tlieae children.
iiir-
progriim. The Sunday seliool ot Grace Presbyterian Church asks you, "Wlmt Is   It'/   221."
Grace  I'resbyterl;in   Church   of  Hor¬ shiim  has   rt'ceived   an   invitation       to V  on   Sun.lay al     2.30 join   In the f.'llowshlp  communll.y ser- iii-nerstone of Chelten vice  next   Sumbiy  at  Uie  rrospectvllle
Mayor  Mackey  Laid  Corner Stone
es  of   $21,3iJ0  and
iif ,<i'.-oo.
Miiyor      M.-i'Ue
o'clock kild the 1
Hills   Abbey,   now   untler   erection   In'ji,  v., church,
Clelieii   llilis   ecnutei-y,   ait   Washin:,-- The regular biisliie.<s meeting ot tho
loll lane and Stenton avenue. Gcrnuiii- Senior   C.   K.   Socley   of   Graco   Prea-
town.   Rev.   I'-dwin   lleyl   Helk.   pastor byterlan   Church   of   Horshiim   will   bo
emeritus   of   St.   Jlattbew's   LuUieian ),(,i,i   on   Friday,   Oct,   17,. nt   8   p.   m,.
Churcli, also took part.
at   the  homo   ot  Jlr.   and   Jlrs.   Lester
CheHen  Hills Alibey is a community MIehener, at Crestwald,  On  next Sun-
Mrs, Daul> Heads Hospital Aid The Sclle;sville .\ axillary of Grand View lb*i| ilili lias reorganized wilh Jll-.-'. .los-'ph Lii'i^j being l-el,:lllied as presi !eul. "rile a.nnual meetln.g' was hlid 1.1 the home of JIi's. J. .Mien Harr, Sellersville,  Tuesdii!,-  ulglil.
1'ther otU.'ers are: Jlr. Clenicutine Nase. vice president; Jliss Jlargaret Neiillg, llnauciiil secretitry, and Jlrs. W.   F.   I la.v,  treiisurer,
Suriilciil d.'essings to tlie number of   120-1 were made at the meeting.
Lioutorant Pershing Ordered to Duty I icuieiiiint C.I.'llel I-;d-.;iii- .laniison l''ershing. of Penllyn. and Lieuteiiaut t:oionel liitii'i'd iri'-ans J^iepheiison, of Haddonlleld, N, J.. Army Specialist Resi I've tJorps. were oivlered to active ilui.\-. Thi'y will report on .N-^ivember 11 to the chief of staff in Washington for tw-o w-eeks' service.
mausoleum and wll! be one of the l:-.rgest and most be:iutiful of itrchltec- tiiral aehleven-.enls of its Itintl. It is of Gotlilc design and will lie construct¬ ed of granite Willi stained glass win¬ dows and broliz,e iiicliil -..vol-K-. The si-.-- rounding terrain of Chelten Illlls Cem. etery will be lalwlsciiped I llt'.llig l-ackg-roimd. It will resemble Ityprcss 111:1 .Mibe.v, recenlly completed in Rrooklyn by the s:inie builders. 'I'he n'eiii;:rliil will coniiiin 1 rypls for Ihe neepljoil of eitiier a slii.'Ve liody or an entire familv,. ,A. special, fond has been s.'t iislde for the permanent care of the ;ilibey.
trailers at Jll ard'a on Sunilay were Jlr, and JTra. I billies Ronsall and daughters Helen, Jlarjorle, und Nancy and Joseph Ron- sail, of Veadon: Raymond K. Rrady and taniiiy, of AA'yndmoor, wero recent cullers at the same place.
liay afternoon at 3 o'clock the society \ylll hold religious services ;it the Rucks county Jail. Jlr:^. Lydia Spencer, a missionar.v among tiie American Ui- dlans, will be the speaker at the C. K. meeting next Sunday evening at 7.in nt the Grace Pr.'sbylerlan t-'hiirch luinlsh a „f ih„shani. Her topic will bo "Tho Amcri.'an liidi:in," and wiil be of great interest jis well as iiiBtrucUvo.
A Hallowe'en party will be held en Fridiiy evening, Oct, 24, at S o'cliH-k nnder the auspices of the C, K. socie¬ ty at the home ot Hampton Siddall, In rrospectvllle.
Jlr. an.l Mrs. Clyde Myers, ot llora- '~~~ „        ham. an.l Joseph AA'hlteslde and daugh-
Geitnide K._ (_on_- ^^^ j^j,^^ Rachael AVhiteside, of IJaby- lon, motored to Conowlngo dnni , on Sunday and spont tho day with rela¬ tives ot the former who reside several miles  south thereof.
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