The Ambler Gazette 19301225

              The Ambler Gazette
VrOL.   LII-NO. 45
AMBLKR.   PA..   I3ECE:MBKK   25,   1930
S1.75  A   YEAR
AND COLD POINT
ITEMS   OF   LOCAL   INTEREST READERS
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County  Treasurer   Hurt,  With   Daugh¬ ter, in Crash William   11.   l-'o\.   County   Treasure.- .aiid   priiminent   llciiiiblii-an   leader,     is rciMivering   in    .Moiitgolli-ry        liosiiilal from   injuries   suffered   Monday   morn- j Ing, when bis aiiloiuohile was clcmolish- ' ed   in   a  collision  at 'Clermaliluwu  pike and Center I'oint road,
Riiiira I'ox, 2;i, daughter of Ibe coun¬ t.v   olUclal,   received   a  tfractured   iioso and  lacerations  ot the faco      in      Uce I Cold   Poin».   Baseball   Team   Benefits—I crash.   Roth   were   throv;n   from   their Cerrct(B|s     Reverently       Decorated  niaihine,   ono  wlwel  ot   which     passed for cKfftmas-Holiday News Among  over Kox as he lay in th,. road.
...  ., ,.,     , Their   car   colli-.h-.l   wltli   one   driven
the   Churches—Welfare   Wcrk. ,,,y   William   R.   Koenlg.   of   Moiysvillc.
The   Plymouth    Welfare   iiHsociatioii  ^pfir Hoyertown, who  wa.- al.uic- in  bi.-. will  give  away   I'J   baskets  of  food  at   ,„,i,.|,i„p -imi ^^lio escaped Injury, Christmas to  families who are  worthy i     W'liliam   aallaglier,   a   court   ifleflog- ot  assistance  al  this   lime,  A   number  rapher.   who   was   driving   behind  Vox of cases have 'been brought lo the at-  i,roiiRh tenllon of the comirltlee and are being whei
High  Quality   Li
PAY DIVIDENDS
USUAL RETURNS TO STOCKHOLD¬ ERS ARE DECLARED
await the oiilc
In   ^'iiio   b.-iil iif Kiix's llljiirii-j
Inve. tlgated. Thus far haskcLs are be- concussion  of  the   brain      and ing preiiared for-I'J families. These and i wounds, others, w'ho are needy of asslslaiice in [     Koenlg   was   lielil other   respects   will   be   luuked   after, too,   by   the   cumiiiltlee.   The  I'lymcniui Welfare   urganizalion      does   nol   con- I r.ne its energies lo I'lynioulh towuship, -•aione, but will provide for worthy fam¬ ilies   during   litis   busliicis,s   depression . Ill   all   necessary   respects.   Their   ef¬ forts will not be <-otifiiied to Chrisimas, ' bul   will   he   continued   iiidellnitely.  All \ cluti-clles aud organizalions of the coni- munily   heaitily   back   llie   commltlee.
Miss Kleaiicir Redlngton, who makes her home with Jfr. and Mr,i Samuel Weldner in I'lymouth Meeting, suc¬ cessfully underwent an oiieralion for aiipcndicitis at Riverview hospital last week.
Remuel   RodelKiuRh,   Plymouth   iCen-   Closing Cl-iristm.^s Cantata Most Cre:- tre,   was   among   those   to   altend   the       itably   Rendered  —   Playlet,     •'What
First National  Bank and Ambler Trust Company   Show   Results   of   Careful Management—Large Reserves Estab¬ lished   Add  to   Strength. The  I'iist  Natioual  Rank ot Ambler and   the   Ambler   Trust   t;o.   have  on- hini   lo  Montgomery  Hospital.  Joyed a very satlifaclory year, as evi¬ ls   injuries   wi^re   diagnosed   ns  clc-nc-ed   by   the   decla.ration   of   the   re-
j ¦¦•»,,   sK.,»<,..r   ..iquor  Saved from   De¬ struction Afler conden.iiliig llqr<or seUied  iu a raid and directing thocon.ti:al>;iiid bo dc- .slro>'ed,     .ludge   t^orson,   tu   a    deciee
j handed clown, revoked his Ilrst order, when  be  learned  tho whisky Is  of ex-
J celh-nt -.luallly. as well as some wine seized In a raid on the iiremi.ses of William   llioerr,   n,t   Ransdale,   und   dl-
. rcilc-d Shi-rliC George M, Fratt to de¬ liver 11 barrels nf wine and two bai^- rels or whisky Lo tho .Slate Hospital al Norrlstown, for medlc^inal use lu that Institution.
Samples of the llQuor uire IcHtecl by Dr. LavlKicli, at yie Iiohpi.U'1. and Couniy Chemist Atner .Miller, and foi.nd lo test to a. stiige nt imrlly wliicli would warianl tbe use of liiji or as a medicine,vTlie hospital was in need o( liliior to be u.sed aa ft medicine, aici Judge i'ca-son decided IW't lo have the Ihpior deslrcn-ed when J: ccnld be inil to a honelicLil use.
CHRISTMAS   DANCE
TITLE:    "AMERICA,   WHAT  IT DONE  FOR  US"
HAS
Delightful Event Planned by the Jun¬ ior Colony Cl'.ib •¦i'hllllp.s^ Holiemians^ will provide- luil.-ilc for the- nlglil-atler-Chrisliiuis uce, the holiday daiict. to bo given I'.v the ,lunior (-'olony Club at the Hankers^ Country Club. Ml-is Margaret t'ralg Is the chairman iu charge. Tlc-k- els ma.v be purcb,asc-d from blisses Helen h'islier aud Klorence Vuleiiline al $-..'•0 per ciaiple.
The next business nnd nodal meet¬ ing will he January 13 at the Forrest Avenuo school. A lilm, ••Rlography of Renjamin Franklin.•' will be-gl\-eii. Miss .luli.-i Coiu.|ilcin is c-liaiiinnn In charge. Kindly note change of dale in year books.
„. OPPER DOBLIN AND
MISCELLANEOUS   ITEMS TEREST
OF     IN-
IDE
I
PROGRAM   BY      THE        MATTHIAS SHEELEIGH  SCHOOL
Brings  Christmas,"  0|Dcned the  Pro¬ gram—Large   Attendance   Delighted, Santa   Claus   lost  hia   identity  for a time nnd  then   regained  his  true  self, i
baneiucl for inslallatioii of otllcers lasl week al the Masonic lodge In J-'cnl Wash Iuglon, Mr. Rodebaugh has been a memliec- for man.v yt-ars.
Cold   Point   cemetery,   adjoining   tlie naptist churcii is b(>aiitltul llils year. A  in a clever cantata prevented on Mnn- great nunilber of the graves iiave been   "lay   evening   In   the   Riethren   church decorated in rcMl and green and    many  by   tife   pupils   ot   Matthias   Shceloigh Uowers   have   been   tenderly   placed.        school.
Mr. and Mrs. William l/cveilng, of The program, wiilch was' prepared Jloxborough, were guests of .Mr, and and rendered under the direction of Mrs, Joseph Jamea, ot Plymouth tho able corps ot teachers, wns Inter- ieiitre, on Sunday, spersed   by  .selections  from   the  school
Rev.   and   Mrs.   R.   P.  Gieseke,   lly-   and oix-beHlra, deilRhting the hi'-RO aii- nioutli   Meeiing,   are       spending       tbe   ,;i,-ii,.c,    wiiich   c^omiilitely   lllled Ciiristmas   holidays   in   I-nncaster      at  church,
tbe   home   of   .Mrs    Oh-s-c-kc's   parents,       ^„  j,,^, „„j,i,„ „f „„, „^,„„„, ,..^„,^. j^ Mr.   and   M,rs    Wll lam   bechrlsl. f„^   ,^   well-earned   share   of   the   ap-
Mr and Mrs. Harry ^ ocum and „i„u,e, as the lower grade children pre- fainiLv.   Of   Harmony lie        called       on   ,^„j^,,   ,„^   ^^^^ ^^  ^,,^   program,
iemuel  Rodeliaii::,li   in  Plymoulli  Ceu- ,„„,   ,.,j.,,j   ,^,^1,   ,„_,  ,,,,.^ y^  ^,_   „,,.
tre,   on  Sunday. ^ nudh-nce    ••Wlial   Urines    Cbristir.a.s,"
team   has   been
scalp gular seml-aiiiui,al dividends, the board ;of directors of the National Rank to having declared the usual sl.x peroent licml-aniuial dividend at tho regular ims-ting 'on Tiicesda.v morning, and the Trust Compan.v oIIlcialH ordered the ciistoiuai-.y 3 per cent semi-annual dlsbiirsciiienl lo slockliolders at the weekly meeting on Dec, 11.
'i'iie Trust Comiiany will thus p.ay out $7..IHO to its sbarehcdders, and the .Vatlonai Rank, fl.'i.OOO within the next few day.s, this being the lir-sl payment by the latter Institiillon on its enlarg-
ed capital account, which was doubled j OPENS IN PHILADELPHIA ON JAN to $1:50.000 on June 30 of this year.
In addition lo the pa.>'nient of divi¬ dends lo stoc-kliulclers, both institu¬ tions havo also iiaid dividends lo d(»- posltcu-s In the funn of inleresl on ac-- counls, tbe 'I'l-ust Conipan*y retiirnlng .?23,nilO and Ithe National Rank $SO,00;) to tiatrolls who have had Hallsfactary biil.-iiii-es clurlng the p.ast year.
Reserves have b.een set uj> Instllution. whh-h add wrurilv and '"K 1'hlladelphl.a, and from Camden slrenRlb to depositors and stockholders. '-'"'""Sswoochi, Woodbury and olher Tbe Trust Company reserve fund ls,to"n-^i "t Uie South .Jersey area will .$4n,0(.'0. which, with capital, surplus ! "«"k the annual exhIbiUon of tho Phll- nnd undivided pi-ohts, approximates'^'il'-'l'h'ii -i^it Alliance Ciiculating I'lc- 5410,000. The deposits are $750,000, with Uire club which opens on January 11. Lolal   ass.-t-   of   $1,340,000. R.arge   delegations   will   atlc-iid   from
At tho Nallonal Bank $ir,.lflfl ha„ i .Swartlrimore, Jledia, 'nJli.-slor. Nor- Jiusl been added to the reserve fund, ilstown. Heading, Betlileliein, Allen- wlilchh.nis been steadily growing, and town, Potlslown and l'cilt.--vllle. Jiink- which fund now approximates $110,000. < ts to the exblbllion will be made by Uie The- deiioslts lolal more than $2,700,000, Junior and .senior high sc-bools and cif which nearly SJ.iioo.ono are in the i I'V the various elementary schools in .savings •¦iccount of tbe iiislilulion. iPhiladelphia   and   ouU.-ing       districts.
Roth local liftuka report very satl.s,- ' Coincident v/Ith th« opi^iilng ot the factory Chrlstmcis club disbursements, fK'i'h'tion the Art-Alllauco will Inau- tolalllng more than $135,000, and Uie surate a drive designed to build up a f.ic-l that both clubs this year were a ''cal 'lit appicclatl.in among the about  eciual  to lho.se of  RI31)  indicates   tens of thou-ands of .s.-huuls hi Pliila-
Grado   5A   Is   tho   Authoi-,   With   Eacli'
Pupil    Writing    a    Chapter—llkistra-
tions   by   Howard   Garrilt—Graph   of
Pupil   Progress—Other   Notes.
fiA Lirudc of the Anibler Roiougli pub¬ lic;   schools   has   made   a   book.       Thej What   II   Has   Dune   for   fs."   Presley j Juhn.son made  the cover page.      J-^acdi} IJUiiII  wrote one cluipler fur the  book.'
'Iliore is one cliaiiler dealing -vvilli i '-(Jooil Citijieiishll)," aiiollic-r about '•Ryrd ul the Soulh I'ole," and a tliird on ¦Ryrd aud Riiidbergh," two i of our prcsciii ikiy American / hen--; ocs. Tile oilier cliaplers are dc) ^-rip- i live of sonu-  phase of life  in  ..\merlc,-,i.:
Howard   (larritl   illustrated   tho    ''''"'^-i, ,.,__„„„,„,, --pn    CHILDREN  hi  Uie cbioscn occuiiatlon of the mem- .,lane Morgan lu-lped to as.semble it and | UNDERPRIVILEGED    C H I L u K t IM  |-i  ^    ^ ,     , ^, ,^ 	
CHILDREN'S PARTY
Priscilla   1-H   Ckib   Selects   Loaders — Water   Shortage   Relieved—P.   T.   A. to   Provide   School   Lunches—Jarret¬ town and   Dresher  News of   Interest. The   4-11   club   of   Horaliam       was dubbed the name Prlsc-lll.-i at the iiiec-t- liig   held   hull   week   In   Hor.siiam   liro bull. The new nalu'c was c-lioseu by tho girls   of   the   gi-ouii  and   ha.-, been   ac-- ccpted   b.v   tlielr  h-^ulers.      I'lvo     loc^:il haders'of  the   cluh,  wlilch  is  recently organlwd.    were   also   sehs-Led.   They are  Mrs.   William   Mann,  Mrs.  Kamiiel While,  Mrs.   Raymond  Tyson  and  Mrs. Sa.uiiiel   Weisel   of Hor^-llnm. with  Miss 1-hhel Readies I.s in cbarge. Three nc-w members   were   also   rec-i-lved   into   tho group.  During the  mveling tliree .¦•-ow¬ ing   machhu-s   wen-   oiierated.   Sewing
UARYf
Pilgrimages   of   Women's   Clubs       and School   Children  from This  and   Ad- j jacent Territory  Will   Be of Consid¬ erable   Interest. { Pilgrimages  of women's clubs      and It  each' «t-'li""l   cbilclren   frum   counlies   adjoin
laud it v.'ith golden ribbon.
A record of' acJiiovcnieiu in nuir.hei- work v.as kept iiy eac-h c-bild iu the sec-ond ,'.rade iu Aliss J'icketl's room cluiiug the monlh of Ncn i-niber. This i-ec-ord was kc-iit in the form of a sim¬ ple graiih. Tli^e graph showed tho child a pic.-lurc tliroug'h \vlilch he can .¦¦li-c- bis own piugiess. It v.as luai'kefl every clay. The chil.iron v.'ere inlerestcti to see If they went •••up or dov.^ii." The greatest value- in iiceiiing this record wus tbo inlercHl the cbild liael )lii his own   progress  In   number work.
The cliildre-u in .Mi.ss Ijetz's room carried oul llic^ Tliank-giving idea by glviii!^ a box lo the North Pe^nn Com¬ iiiunily t:ciite-i-. 'i'he box contained fruit, vc-gclabl"S and a generous aup- | ply of caiinisl .igoochV The chlldl-eii were quiiee happy In being abio to do Ihe-Ir  share.
WERE   FAVORED
bers during their se-ssions. <^aroIs were sung, aud se-ve-ral liitcrc-sting i-eport-l were   given.   The   ni'Xt  inee-ling
North '.i-ji   club   of   Horsham   will
25    Kiddies   Selected   by   the
F'cnn Community Centre Dclightft-lly  Saturday,   December Entertained and Given Presents from   '"all. Santa's Pack. """
of  the
be- held
lho      Uro
Kiwanis   Club   of   Ambler   is
rent.    Win •inlte   how   easy 1
descrviiig of much respecl for the Iliic- work it has done for tlio underprivi¬ leged child in Anfbler. The dliiuer anil :Clirlstma,i luurty gilvi-n to a ,'rrou|) of youngsicrs who may have.* lllllo or no Christmas this year Is Riving an Just another example of lho conslel--¦•i',.r..^,mjiUty eratlon and good work <if the scrvlc;e club in this eommunity.
f   lioine-   Instead   of   iiaylng
.M.    Taylor    will    tell    yuil
It    is   IhroiiRh   llu-   Aml'ler
ami   R.   Ahsu.   r»Slh   annual   series
available Jan. 10. . adv
t'iiristnias services were- observed III the .larrc'town .M. i:. c-inu-c-b, on Suiiela\- mcn-uIllR -with Kev. Maurle-e Outland ioijueiit - discourso on The iliure-h was liand- ¦¦•cuiiel.v emboweivcl and fe-stooneel wilh ropes  of  laiire-1,  and  a Ciiristmas  tree
C'o-operatlnR with the North Pi-nn reachliiR ce-lling high, and lieauUfully Community Centre, tbe i-liib cm Tues- i,.,rlaiiclc-el wllli liiisc-1 and, liuiiR wltli dny eve-uiiiR gave a mei ry feast and. ornaments added much lo the hedlchcy entc-rtiilnmi-nt   to   35   klildles.  All  were jipp,>arance ot the edille-e. At the eve-
Cold Point l.asehall team has heen ^^.^^ ,1,,, („ii„„.|„^, I'eatiires .-iiicl ipiall-: tbat. despite the general business de- delphla, the coun'tloa mljolnlng Uie very successful with the m-ontbly card;^,^,,, impersonated by the glc-esome. en-I m'etslon, this locality has suffered lo a dty and In tbe large- torrllory of parly idea and will pi-obalily be- «'ell ;^,„|j.in„,,j, j„v,,„iip„, -jvho appeared on i'<'-'*«'i- ilegree than oUier communities, South Jersey. Schoo-ls will be encour- linanced in its drive next .summer for ^|,,^. ^^.^^^, represenllng >;re'eiis. bells,' n"'' » also establishes the fact that 'iged to enroll hi the ' hcailatlng Plc- tlic iiciinant In tbe Norlh I'enii h'ague.'^..^^^^,1^.^.^ gifts, stockings, the tree love,IUie saving habit i.s s.afely entrenched |tiiro CJiub. Menibershi|i enlllln-i each Ou   Saturday   evening   tlie   second   ot  .,„,,  ^,„,„ ^|„, ,|tt,.|,,j„,.^ ,,t f,,,, „pi,.it_i among our people,
the   se-rics   of   parties   lo   be   lic^ld   tills j,„„,,   „.,„   .^,,^,     gladness,   carols     and I 	
.winter wa. held, and a large crowd at-   Christmas.   The   tots   entered   Into   tlie' 'tended   and   enjoyed   the    evening      n..,,„r,t of ,i,c occasion M-ith enthusiasm tlrange   hall.   Harry  C.ampbell.c<iptaln^^   a. iTOP<«Wi>-«»t,jVii8   wholwui ot   last   year's   team,   t.s In   charge   of „„^   delightful,   which   wn.-^       evident Uie   committee   arranging   the       social „„.„„pv,„„,   i,,,.   „.|,„,^.  |„.„.,.,„„.
events. There are always lots ot  priz-      ^,|„,  „|,,„,,. ^,,.,„,^„      presenled       the „ .«...._   .
es,   and   everyone   who   attends   has   a  ,,,^„,„,   ,,.^,.^   „f  „,^  progr.am   lu  a  de-j ll/iniUIT   RfllOr
most enjoyable time. llghtfully   interesting   cantata,   •¦Riing-
Rcv. and Mrs. Mrs. Herbert T. Wil-',,.,^ ,„, sanla," which i^ontained humor
of Cold I'oint are enterlalulng the former's   meilhcr   and   .'iistcr,   .Mrs.   .M bert   T.   Wilson   and   Mlss       Charlotte ¦^\¦ilson,  ot I'liIladeliiliia,   on   Clirislnias «iay.
An excellent altendance record for the year just pasl \vas ellsc-lc»sc-cl .Suii- elay evening during the Ciiristmas pro- gran-j of llie Suiiclay school de-partiii'-nl iif Plymoulli Meeting K. C. church. 115 names were read, all h.aving attended Sunday school wltbuut nn absence durin.g the wliule year. One name Varllcularly, lli^t ol .Mrs. Samui-l .\l-ul- (aruug.'was read for the lOUi i-ousecu- tlve time. Mrs. .\rmslrong now wears the 10-year star. Two have attended 11 years wilhout an absence. The.v ai-o Howard Smith and I'^dward Sawyer. I'-Igbl-year pins are iicld by l-3dilli IMcisclc-y. iillvcr Saw.ver. .Tr.. and Ni-l- lle Moscley. Tlioie wlio received 7-yoar plus are Oertrude Murra.v. Klizalieth Llghtkep, Mlldi-cd Tarhutton, Joseph Ri-o'vn and Margaret McLean. The C-.vear bar.s- were awarded lo Alma Ziegler, Margaret Xlegler, Florence h.Toit tn hi Tarbiillou, Marie Mc.Vrdle, tiiiu-e Mor¬ gan and Dorothy Tarbullon. Five-year bars were awarded lo Walter Tarhut¬ ton, I'hiiaiuiel Murray, V.iitt McReaii, Kugene Ijightkep. James ^Icirgan, 'Ver¬ na Riirkc and Justice Morgan. 14 re¬ ceived one-year iiiiis; 10 the two-ye.ar wreath;   4  the  Ihree-ycar bar;   and  13
and  ti^tiios—humor In altempts of Kd- ward  .\ssenbeluie-r as  ••Win.   I'lt-zgeralc
(RawrcMicc   Sc-heiliner)   to       the newer .-'t.-indarcls  of the n'.odern age.
*'\'iiii irusc-n" w.-is e-lc-\-c'r iu lijlsat lirsl futile e-rrorts to indllc-e-.Mi-s. Santa to.-is- sunie Ihe mode-rn role in clress. Iioose furnl.slilngs and managenien't. lb- had Inviiliiiihle assistance in .'-^ara Ru¬ dolph a.s "I^ame l-'asblon," so that once cunvlnc-ed, IVIrs. Santa then emiiloyccl her  wiles on  old   S.-inla, and  tb
school to borrow one oil painting and jtwo etcbinga each month to hang on 'its w-alls. From sclinols that bave I enrolled aa membernicomjnltteoa of slu- jdcntvi came to the^;-* Alliance each 'month to select the^ 'tiic-ture tb.-it is to hang in the sc;horil during lhc- monthly period. After the hanging of the pic¬ ture it is ellsciisscd anci ci-ltlc-ised ,'lt assembly. Essays are written on It for the school iiai>er. In this manner tho children are t.aught the "why" of a well-executed iialnling. and learn somelbing of color nnd  per.'-lpective.
The  annual   exhibition   of  tlie      .\rl Alliance  Circulaling Pic-tiii-e chib      is
  Vomiiosed of the works of disllngiilsh-
Several Forges Located Along Valley ! ed Amei-ican artists, mi-.iiy of whom re- Creek Near Washington's Headquar- !«Jrte in I'hiladclpbia and adjacent coun¬ ters, but "the" Forge Was at the, ";,p ^^,.j ;\||,,,npp a ncm-pi-olit or- Foot of  Mount Misery. jpaniznllon,  througli  the niecliuin  of Its
A    Forge-,   exactly   similar   lo       that iCIrciiIatlng Picture Cluh, has upset the wblcb gave .-i name lo one of Americ.-i-s  old-time fallacy that art Is only wlth- mosl historic spots, will soon l>e erect-   in   the   reae-li   of  tin-   wealthy   .ind   the si'-iii'"''  '¦'¦'   ""^ '*"'"  "'  '^"^  original     Valley :""Itined  few.  II has accnniplislied till
¦/geraicl ~~—~—
\aii   ilueii,"  and   ¦•.Mrs.  Saiila"  whose: LATTER   SHOULD   BE   ADDED     TO finrt  was we-ll lakeii hy Ann.a Steer, to! adaiit   old,   stalcl,   conservative      Santa [ l^Iails
THE  PARK   GROUNDS
selcM'ted   as   ir.H>-^t   deserving   cases   by  nlng services Uev. 'Oiillanil took as btl l>e-c-   n fore!" -il •   -l-ll   I thejCommunlly Cenli'e anc^tlfeso fhll-   topic "The Rainliow of (iod's Rcive^  oi $70-,0    Tie'iir'(iT *'.-"''''¦''"   ^^''¦'"''   '"'i''^   exceedingly     Iiaiuiy- ••The Chrlslm.is Rionbow." stating lliat 1....."'_¦.   ...'„„,,-"?._"".'.''i Tho enllre  Kiwanis  luc-ethv,-   w.is  glv-   love  is  the   i-Mliibcw  of  promise      ond en over to Ihelr cnlc-rtainmc^iU.  I.utber hoiie,  and   tiiat  liic  principal  ccilocs  ot Krclz, cliairman of llie underprivileged white,   rose,   gold,   iiidlgo   blue-       anet i child   coniinjttee   of   the       club,     ivas viole-l   re-present   kindnc-ss,       lowliness, responsible- for the splendid  success of  meekness,   long   siiflcrin:.^   and   forglve- itlie  occasion, ness. This evening servli;n was mainly
[ The cliiidren reveled in singing ot song, with Mr. Oeorge, nf the- Rogar. ; Christmas songs ancl old hymns until St. chure-h. h-.-idlng Uk^ congregation Santa arrived. In his bundled pack hi- In the linging of Cbristinas careds, Tha jhad gifts, fruit and candy for every <i|>enliig song, ••Joy tu llio Woi-lel,^' was child. One gift which Santa left for sung with resounding vim, closely fol- ;cue;h hoy and Rlrl present was a line lowed by •¦ll.iik, the- Iferald An,'els I wool .sweater, whic-li were rIvcii out Sing^," and "Oil. Come. All Ye 1-aItli- |When the parly drew lo a. close. This ful." Rev. Oulland made an e-iirni-st was a mo.st practical gift to each child i ra.ver. This was followed by a ('hrlsl- li-nin the Kiwanls club. mas   solo   from   Mr.   George.       "SUei.t
Miss Riddle-, MI.-w Rle-li.-ird.-, Mrs. .Viglil" and ••Oh. Rlltle- Town of Relli- riublnson and Miss Walker, the four h-lii-m" were sung hy eill, followed by Community Centre workers in Ainblc-r. othc-r fMirlslmas i-arols iulerspi-rse.l 'wore iii-es.-ni. IMIss ridcHe. In behnlf w'llh a spec-Ial Chilstinna responsivu , e.f the Centre, spoke brieriy with words , i'¦•"ling. Tbe Ia.si song, npiiroprlutely of appreciation to Kwanis, and com- a watch night number, was taken up In nienle-d upon the splendid opportunity various parts by c-ae-li of tbe tln-ce see¬ the club offerod these kiddliNt to have lions of the- audlenee> whlc^h mado a at least a little happiness at Christ-j very Impri'Sslve dosing note, mas. j     31 children .¦itul gi-andc-hilclrcn of Mrs.
As a special entertainment for Ibe^:Annie Rightkep, of Jarrettown, will children Professor Roslnl, a weird and gaUinr at •¦Home Rest" on ChiisUiiaS most ade-pl maclcinn, worked aome aa- 'lay to enjoy the i.ce-asiuii togc-Uier, luunding card and slight of hand tricks, as bas been their ciialom for several niiii-h to the amiis«>ment and bewilder-^years. There will be a handsome treO mcnl of tbe youngsters, and their eld- to gri'i't them, .and the usual cxchangt- ers a.s well, of   gifts,    not   e-xe-Iucliiv.r   tlie   f-airprisev
Thi^ mee^tlng w.as brought  tei a close ' I'^'fl^'IKi^s  tied  to  strings which      cac-n
The   Ransdale-Amhler   Alumni   foot-l'^ ball game on  Ri pc-uses   were
(d total receipts ot ?«ori.l)7. Tho cx 'shared 00 percent by l.ansdale and 40 pe-rc-cnt by Ami.ler. ^.-llI(-h gave the towns rcspccllvcly $3I.S.lo and $213,07. I From the si-nlor 1 igii school iilay a ; oeinlribulloii »of $303.37 wai---i made to the Welfare Council of Amider, repre¬ senting  one-third   ot tho  protlls.
The ise-llior girls of Room 34. b.v the suggestion of IbC'ir home- l-ooul teae-ll- ; er. Miss Kulp. ele<-iilecl lo make piiz- |zles from magazine covers lo give to 'the Comniiiiill.\'' Center for tbe cliiltlren of A.mjliler and ils vie^iull.v. Resides 10 clever piiz;-:les. books, dolls, and gan:es were arti-tlcally arranged and wi'aji- Iii-d In bright Ciiristmas pai>i-r fen- these- children.
I Mr. ¦Bill Rone ontertnined the iut- neiiil.I.v on H'cc-, It: \\itli ;,n interpre¬ tation ot his eiv.n poems, rending the following. ••The- llllch 'ni.-it 1 lulds .Me R.'ick," •¦Re.acon Rrown';; Horso R.ace,•' ••When ole-y Pla.ved the l-'iddlc.." •¦fiol.l Crown." '¦J-^lnrons Says •Tliumhs Up'," ••Reve-rii-s of' Oe-orgilaiid." ami ••Rife C'ircies."
Mr. Pone intcrpreled four distinct typi4l of iicciplc. His most popular was 'Simon Says •Thumbs Ri)'," the story of a chJldish romance, .\lniost C'liially as popular w.is '¦The Ifitc-h That Ilolils Me Rack." which showed careful study
Fort '     This  re^iilica   forge, ¦George W.   Sc-bulf/..
old spirt of Christmas almost ••falls'^ for It—almost, but nol cfullc-, I'rohabl.v It's elue lo an overzealous faiivlly pliy- slc^Ian (James ColUs), who after a i^levei ex,an: Ina tion of Sant.a llnds it " a ser¬ ious case—a ver.v se^rlous case^." or w,as '•'^•"^e.
It   the   amusing   eflorts   of   the   insur-      ""l"« '"' "'^'  f^^ed Utile Iron plant ance   :man    (Crawford    Xfaxson),    but  "i''*"   imearlhed  -— literally    so    from most probably It was Ihe  staid, sound i "'"•'"¦'-^ " ''™':""' f^'f' ot rroeli debris common   sense   of   his   leg.'il       aclvlsor
:by establishing a  picture-lending plan
uf the mannerisms of an old farmer,
Mr. Rcuie- was born in llllnoh aa a child wns lnte-i-c-» ,tcil In .giving re- cltalion.s, having memorized many ot Iille.v's atijieallng rh.\anes. He then con¬ ceived the Idea of originality, .and was soon   able  to   prculiice clever  iiocms  of
at nn early hour, and tho litUo guests ">"»' capture. '^'1''I departed  very happily.
At the* meeting of Kiwanis next WCi-k the newly electe^d olHe-ers will he in.stalle-il with appropriate land Im- pi:e:-Ksive  formality.
the four-year bar.
A very dellgbtful ChrlslniivA program »ivas presc-iitecl Siincl;iy eve-niug lu I'ly- n^iiVutb Meeiing i;. C. chitrch by the Sunihiy school. Waller Knerr. sii;ier- iiitendenl of tbe di-partnicnt. led. AVayne Skilton gave an address of wel- coiue. Songs were sung by groujis and the assc>mlily. Those who look part iu reading, .spc.-ilung- and rcc.lUng and the several grouii exerclsfv-- were, Rulu Keefe, Irene Sewell, i'earl \'aiiHuskirk. Kdward Skilton, Mary na.v, Veronica Un.glaiih, Wal-rcn MacFarlaii'l, Char¬ lotte \\'illl,-nns. .lane Wliite. .lohn t'lig- laub. Samuel Rrown. Oecil-.;c Dudley. James Morgan. Rollancl Shilllclay. Mary .Mh-e Is'eefe. Irma Kelly, Ruth Curry iHU-raliie   \\'ai-ii'-r.   David   SkiU
Willinm Maxson) who brought Santa al self and placc-d his feet hack on tbe solid grouiiil of Iiel])- fulnesa .and e;lieer to others and imsel- fishness. .At an.v rate, desjille the efforts of •¦\"an Huaen" nnd his mo.st ntleiillve tind restiectfiil vnlet (,loIiii Amc.y), the latter was forced to ndiiiit falliiie of his own plan, but lo ac-kiiowlc-dge lae comiilcle- siiercess of the re.'il spirit ailcl
..  , hla own.  During his lectiirc-slilii before'
according      to ' by   which  an.vbody  may      hang      the  the  public   Mr.   Rone   has  appi-are-d   in „f  Rending. Jilgh-   rin'"t'"cs nf the heat Amerlcnn a!-tlats|42 slat,-s and also in Canada. A'olumea iwit  authority   on   CVdonlal   iron   woik.s.  'n    his    home    hy    a ten dollar yearly  of poem.'=. and brnadc Is  like  a   twin   of  the  origin.al Valley |'"^''^t""'!''   '"   -'i    y-H'Iy   me-mliers4iip; I
jof  tho  CIrculatlnig  I'icture   Club.
The Art Alllani-e is succ^essfully "getting over" to the average henii-e- lielder lli.at the pos.session of original paintings reflects the owner's good tasto and love of tlie heautiful, as nothing el.se can do. -According lo    the
Pleasing  Cantata  in Jarrettown School Cliristiiia.-i  vacation   was   usiiered   in asling boojts have""  •'^'"'"'"y eve-uing in  the Jarrettown leeii iiubllsbi-il by this iio]iiilar author.
seiiuel  to  a sketch  written  by  a' Contlncmt.'il  soldier.  Isaac  Anderson. lie llve^d onl.v Iwo milers from A'alley
Forge  nnd   knew  intimately   tbo  story  '''"''ords   of   the   CIreoIatIng       I'ic-tur
school witli a pleasing Christmas can¬ tata vc-ry nicely cnae-Led by the cliil- * tiren aiici. rclle-cting mi^cli credit ou tlio teacher-directors -who ¦worked with '"¦i tireless i^ffort during the past few- weeks e^oacblng their little charges. The? ""''"program ojieucd, after a re-cltatlcm    by
---   , adc'ii,  with  a weleoiue from 13 ot
beautiful se>ntlmcnt of Cbrislnias siir- rounillng the joll.v old elf of S.inla C!Iaus, and the exercise closed exiires- slve of the j-idolicle seiillmeut .extend¬ ed by the te.-ie-ln-rs on the iiro.gi-.-iin ••that Chrlatmris brliu;: hnpiilness in full measure* nnd overllciwlng. and the new year be (llled with many bh'.'islngs,"
of Ils being and ils destruction by Ihit- isli troops.
Thnt lltll.o yet most Illustrious, forge In Anierlc-nn hlslory sloud on the liMiik of Vallc-y Creek, half a mile above llie iioliit where It tumbles Inio the Se-buylklll.
There were, nf course, other forges along A'alley Cie-ek. One wafl near the AV;i sll Ington he.'id nuarlers.
Rnl II was A'alley Forge, so n.amed at that time, wbli^b hugged the fool of All. Miser>' and froni which that region took Its name and Is now unlversall.v I;no\\-ii   In  American  annals.
Ruins of Ihe original A'alley Forge are now to be seen, thanks te.i the In¬ telligent cutcriu-lse of the Valley I'orge 'Park Commission.
Tli'^se ruins are not to be rcMiioverl, and the replh-.-i forge will be pt.-iced close bv so tli;tt u visitor m.av know iu*e»c'lscly what  tbe orlglnril looked like.
Thai Is Rcniiine restoration In all respects.
Now tli'O one thing for PennRylva.n- la lo do is to add Aft. Misery to the A'ulli^y  Forge  Park  re.aer\'ntlon.
The- plan lo do so wn.s .'ii-iiiroved bv novernor l¦'i^Jler as well ns b.v the Re- kiaele diiriiig Sunehiy r-ji^bool  by   nn   excellent   i^ast   liic^ludlng   l!al|ili  piirtmenl  of Properties and   Sunidies.
Club bolh business and professional men In the Phllailcljiliia area are awak¬ ening to the value of art and beauty tu liu'-iness. They are adornln.g the walls of their oHir'es with ]-i;iintiiii.'-s from the galleries of the Clrc-ulalliie Picture Club.
who    create^d
Will   Hold   Safety   Meeting Peter tllic-k, Sec^i-c-i:iry of the i>ci);irl ment of I«ih«r ancl liidu.'ilK.v,  Is send-  A\' ing   out   letters   amioimcing   that   the  "l
In   additlou the-   l-'rlencls   announc^e of   $5000   by    Rr.   and
uclward for work tor the unemploy ilon.g the valley of the creek .and In
the
ele
.line- with  the --ictivltles of tho as.socIa
' Ambler   Opera   Ho'isc   Bill
The .Ambler opera house has au ex- celh-iil bill for Ihe I'omlug wvek. heii.t- pd by lho Jiopular mu.lic^al {¦oine.ly "Oood .N'ews^' wlilc-b is shown tonigiit at H o'clock. Tills fast moving college stor.v has In tile leading roles P.c>sslc' Rove, Stanley Smith, ClIlC Kdward | Kl- and Mai-y Rawlor. ir.er Muiuentlialer and Gertrude Alur- | On Christmas d.-iy and Hie- I'liday ray. The ]irogi-alii was hiipi'essively lllghl following. .I'bii'.i h'ow wlllbcacen closed with the ^song "Hidy Night." and licnrd In the I'aramouul I'ii-lui-e, Anolhi\r Ynlctlcle record of attend- "1 b'l-AXcddiii.g .N'Igbl." .'She Is f<,upporte^el ance wf
annual   safel.v   e^onfe-r.'iicai
imrtiuent   wlli   be   held   In   llariisburg' tlou. Work was actually hcRiiu recenl- oii Feliruary  10 and ::ii   .-lud inviting ail  ly,   and   it   will   incluile   the   clearing industrial   eoncerns   and   labor   organ IIv:allons In Peunsylvaiila to send i
in   I'lyll.'Wril   Aleeling   K Sunday   morning,   when
C.       churcii Feii-lies,   Charles   llugglcs   and   Skeels !:'0   ,-iusweri'd Gallagher.
riie a cres. lute a ern Pe
l>:ii-lc now emhracea only 1500 Tl is fnr too small to conptl- ivnl ree-re.atlon centre in K.ist- iins\'!vaiila.
the   roll   <-all.   The   slar   classi's    were|-<,||   rbristmas   iiUrlit   a  bl-.;-  singe
llicisc-  of  Mrs.   Vh-kers Tailiiitlon,  Mrs. ,vue   will   he   jircscnle'cl.   Au   extrii
Thomas Voung, .Airs. John Harlan. Alar-.thieo   will    he    held   Christinas   after-       ¦'\nd It Is so liny Ihat A^alley Forge's
Rarest Mcl,e-an and ThomaH AVlilti'. Ran-|j,ooii at 2.30 o'clock. "''' earth  works nnd  red<iiihls. pa -well
ner classes were Men's Rible (lass and      jj^^,^  Steele-    lu   ¦LanliiiR  of   mi^sI,,.,!'¦>» •^••"'¦'¦•¦il '^^''''-''li-'iigtou's headciuarlers.
Airs.  'I'lionuis   Voiiiig's cia.ss. ''"Hi'i'tion , j.^.^^ „   ^^.j,,   ,^^,   ^^^^   re-atme   'it iricUoa ¦ ""'^'   """"   '""   ''"''''•f'''''   »'y  "n   unhedy
Avas $111.03. The morning sermon of the  ,„,   salunlay   night.  S-vcral  I'llgh'-ehiss *''''"«''¦   "'   "'""'^   stations  and   hot-dog
pastor   Rev.   R,   V.   Ole.seke   was   fi'ein :,,,,„,,„,.,„,.  ,„.,„  ^..^^^ pivseuted I"'""''''¦
.he   test   John   ill:    111.  The  subject   wasl^,,    ^ ,    ,^„,, ^^1   .r',.V'
'•(hid's flrcntoit Olfl to .Man,    a spk'n-  o,, .,,1,, -j^   (,,,,    f,,.,,,,,.,, „,|u    J , \t      , .. V.ille
<lld Christmas narrallon. There will be !|^,'^i'.|,^j„'j'^   •¦T.angiiter" i^' ' ""^'V,     P|,nnsylvaiila   has   in   recent       years
no servlc-es in lhc cliurch ou Christinas '        '   , purc-li,-., le-d al I   l.ono.oon ncres of for-
elay.       The   prayc-r   .service.   Ciiristmas o , <¦¦'*•  l-inds. That waa a good work,
^'•ve.   wili   begin al   s.   Al   mi.liilRlit   tb" '^'^""'>  Trees  Properly p.,,^  ^,,.,,.,^. ,,„  ,|^,^,   j.^^^.^,^!   ^^.^^^  ^^^  ^^^
senior choir and I'hurch members -will In iiriiulng young Iri-es have iu iiihm d.iiiRer nf destruction, having already carol In Ihe conimunity. Next Sun-, a pU-ture of what tho mature irce v.-Ill yic-lded lis prime limber. No such day's services: Sunday school at '1.15; |leiok like. Proiier liaining of yoiin.r haste, tlicrofore. In ncMIng more, an chure^li al 11 a. in. .\l 7.30 the evening | trees, wlllc-h Includes llglil pinning, there Is now lu the Slate's acr|iilsilIon WOI- bill will be i-e|ilai-cd by tlie Clirlst- ;will resull in a strong fi-.-iniework of of a greater ti-act at A'alh-y Forge, mas pageant of the- sc-iilor choir, cii- wcllsiiai-ed branclic-s. I'rolllal'le iiru- Soiitlie'iislerii Pennsylvania's 4.000.- tllh'd ••The Christmaa Rolls." cliicllon and early bearing arc  the ub- ""o   |ieo|ile   have   no  Slate or   N^allonal
Tlie Ladieb' Bible cUss of l-'IyiiiOuUi j Jtcllve,s.
eiire- .senta.tives lo the- meeiing. Alen of stale aud national iiicmlnencc are ex- pee-led lu address the confereiie-c- wliic'h ivill convene in tin- I'enn-Harri i ho¬ tel, Arurnin-g and arternoon Kcssloiis will he held un the rir.-<t. day, and the-re will he a bali'iiiil In the evening. The oonferenc-c- is ln-lng planned by Uie bureau of indusli-kil standards and public Ihe bureau of inspcctioii, ll >epai-iniciit of Rubor and IndUMlr.v. Tho i-oiiimillec cm ari-angciiwiits comprises John Camiihcii, director eif lho hui-eau of indiistrial slanilarcl i. chairman: \\-. .v Riddle, deimty Sfsrc-lary of 1.alien- au 1 Indiistry; Harry 1 >. Imiiiel, dlrec-tor of tlif bureau of Iiispiciion; s, AV. Uo¬ man, assistant director of Industrial relatioiia, and John S. Splcer, chief of the accident iiivcsliKall'Ui see^tlon.
.--.wa.v of dead wood, the prosecution of iiutiroveir-ents in tiie CreslM-lm \'alle-y and the iilanllng of trees nlread.v iiro- \:cl.-cl by the Friends of the AVi.ssahlck- oii. I'liIs body, \\liicli has gro\-.n from liriy-tliree al lho slarl lo muro lli.aii ,1110 siibscrllicrs. Is working in liarmoiiy wilh the Park Commission and is do¬ ing a selvli-e which cut illes It to the hearty siipiiort and co-o|iei-atioii of the 1 i-s|ii-clally of tlioso n.-ifire lovers who freciuent the Wissahickon. — I'hila. l.e-dger.
Air. and Mrs. AA'illiam 'I'aylor will entertain a faniily part.\' of e-lgliL at tlielr home- for Cluislmas dinner. Sama Chaus and a (-tirl-tuias tree arc, of course,  essenti.'iis.
The- .Sunday wliool Ciiristmas i-nte'i-- taliiine-iil made up of incllvldital and groiiii ol-fel-ings, will take- pla.-e' in the .larrettown M. K. cliiirc-h on Tuesday eveiiing a I S. Kveryone In the commun¬ ity is cordially invited. There will Ijo no mld-wec'k prayer si-rvicee this wee-k.
Afr. and Airs. .N'iles Alllnsi-n, of .lar¬ retlown, expect to enlerl.iin llieir son-iii-la.w and daiighler. Air. and Airs. Carl .Mal'^r and the- three Iiltle grand¬ children, Carl. Jr.. Oussle and .Sylvl.i, al their licnie- in Jarrettown em Chrisl-
nia.a day.      A  Bpendid  Clirlslica.> Ire-e. mu.-h  amusement  by   their a.Uk-s.  An  ^.^.^ ,-,^,. ,,„ .^,„, ,.^.,.„ ,, ,^.,^1^ f„,. „„„,,
old  SI.  Nick aro fiiilicliiale-d.
Mr.   and   Airs.   Charles   Taylor.        ot
T:rt-sher,   announce   the  Ulrlh       of      it
hcivercd   the   .Sleep  ,,.,np,,,pi. ^j m^ |,„^g „( j,,.j.   -payii.i-s
?.'"'?  parents  In   Dclawar.-,   wiie^ie   she     has bc-c'ii   visiting  for  some  time.
The oldest daughter of Alr^. Alaxwell.
Iof  .larrettown,   who   with   her      threo
the entrance of Han-  ,.|,ii,i,.p„ ,,ua  i,^.,.„  visiting bvr moUier
Tlicunason)       and  )„  jarrettown   for  sonie<   time,   expec-s
who   ^„ ,-e'lurn lo her hume hi Florida sliurt-
iy after the Iiulida.v season.
Aliss Alargai-c'i Tboiiipsuii and Horaco toiulmc   by   Rai:liael   and   Rulli   Kirk,  Spencer .spent the  we-ek-
Sc-hrope.  friends iu Allanlic Cit.v.
Alany   residents   of   irorshaiii.       wlu^
-..- „    be-e'll   witliout    w.-ile-r,        ;ire*
the lirst scone. .Scene two opened wiUi i„„|dug   roi-w:ii,l   to   re-IIc-f   frum       Ibis -Santa  and  all  his  boys singing      and - Kluuuion   when   tlie^   pi-c.-ieiil        5-luc-h
whistling.   ¦•.No   Matter       What       the ktwtw melts and  i eliat.-s tbe- groiii.el.
by Alolher Ouose, Avboj     Mrs. KrU'  Fillmau, of  Horsham, who
solo to licr •¦ Whist ling Willies,"   |,ms  been   vciv   ill   nitli  rlie- at lim,   is
f Tliomas 'I'oma-  aliout c and 'i-cl.
.lollll   irc'ltU'liolcl.   who  h-l.s  he-en   le;icll-
Wissahickon's Friends
Since   ils    c.i;5aiii-/.-iticiri   about    f
yeici-s  ago  tio-   I-'i-ii'iids  of   the   AA'Issa
hlckon   Ii;u-e  done  au   iinmcn-sely
fill  work'ln lestocking with  trees and ''|;nrj in protecting the natural beauties      otimit,   -jumping   ji„,'U this unhiue porllou of Fairmount P.ark
They have just c-rowuc-d   these  ,,ubl>.'-  „p^,ning   ,'horus,   "Tomorrow   AVlIi   Re spirited  ac-tlvitlcs   by ,-iiipropi'l,-ciing ail  ,Mu-islmas" waa sung by a large num- ot  their rem.alnlng  funds, about $011)0,  ,„,,, „f ,|,„^^,  ^1,,,^  ^.|.^,,  ,„   ^^^..^^^  ,.^^l,_,^ for   use   under   the   direction   ot       thc[^^.],ilp   (^^,,.|,   ,!„,„, Park landsc^.-ipe gardeni-r au.l  civaiieH-r; ,..,^i,,y   (.-^lii.i..^.,,   smith)       Avho as  a   contribution   looking   lo   the   re-1 ...sleep,  Rittle Dearies,"  Helen AIcCooI, Ilef ut  the  iiiu-m|iloym.-nt sllualiun.       I,,y   t,,^   ,.,i,.j,  j,o,,moth.-r  wlUi   ber  six j this   generou. 1 ac-tiun ; ^^.p^.j  m,,,. fjj|,.j
then  s.ang a mim-
generem,-1 ac-iiun a   further  gitt'i,„r,  foUuwed  by ATrs.      C.eorgOjL.^   ^'laus   (Thomas
Alolher   (loose    (Ruth   Al.vers),
sang a iileasing duel. '¦Jesus. Rover of
Aly  yoiii,'^   was-111011  enac-le-d   in   Pan-
.Angeline   Oaiiiliiiio,   Florence
Roreilliy  Rc^l'k and I'-raiie-es Rlum garb.
ed  in   Mowing  white  robes.  This ehiseel   |,,rvi-   loii-
L'lui       vislllng
c-e more and is greatly Imiiren-
lay
Court     Ai;;prves
Re
Will of Hertran Schaffer Herman  Schaffer, of  Whllcnuirsli.  in
Aflsery   Is   an   es.ienllal   part   of '^1^'"!-'   his   $.'.4iio   eslale   to   Rolo     C.
Forge. (^¦ll•sweII. a friend of Ills mother'.---, tes¬
tator reiiuests that llie benolh-lary kec|i a watch over bis bn.tlier, Kirl Schaffer, and see tbat he is lu-v.-r in want. I'laii- cls Car.swcll and AVilliam R. A'c-.ikle are named executors ejt the will, wiil¬ ten November 30, lir.'o.
h.'iving nue. and  A'alley .Forge provides
tiie   hIstor>'   lo   make  a   park   tlici-.'  of
widest   ii.'iliunal   iiilcieat,—"Glrard,"   In
^park, it is high time they Insisted uuiJ-'"'''''^-  X"'.iuli'ei'. - ,
Weather
sum
A <iuartet composed
son,   Ruth   Alyi-rs,   Helen   Ali-.Cool
Catherine Mltsch next sang a delight
ful    selection,    "IJverytbing   is   Rea<I.V I i,ig   in   the   grade   school   at   Plcasuilt
Robert  R-„ic  al   tliis       time       brought   ville.  N. .!..  rctiirne-d  ho i,i Tu-sd
  ismiles  to   the  audience   with   a  mono-  feu- Uie Cbrislnias holidays.
Reports "of      Bridge  ',"'''"';, ,','.T''''"''''; ,','"'"'''''   '^'''¦'''^   ^^¦''''-      W-   -'ti"!   -Mi'--^-   Hlim-r       llc-.vdt      and ep    t.   or      """J* ding." Tills-ivas followed by the panto-  e^nnghters.   Kmma   aud    Moiv,        Miss
Viewe.s     nilme   of   "Hock   ot   Ages"   by     Kmlly,  Kmma   Qiilnii   and   Frank I-.aPerle,  all
lorts of vi.iw.'is .suiimillo-l  lo llie t auiplic-ll,    Anne   Rane,   Anno     Tlieel,  of Ablngt.in. .luel  Air   an.l  Airs    i.,.sei.U
court   on    tliree   bridges   which    wereiw i   Ruth   Myers sang the  hymn  et-  Kerr,  of Ilart.sville,'are  lho Christmas
nioclc-rnized were a|.|iruvc.l in .1. di-crc-e, fcctly clusiiig the first iiart. Part two day guests of Air. an.l Airs. Tlieucluie- aigncel  bv Ji.clge  Iviiiglil.  The-  vle-wc-rseipcned witli a Christmas carol l.y Wes-   Imbree, <,t'  Horiham
w.M-e Alvln C. Ald'-M'.-r, D.-inld M.lc-y Arnold and David McCool, follow- ReiiJ.-'imlii Kly aiic'l f.-,mily u cv.-ct Antiis   and   Aliisc..,-   M.   OiUson.   The ed  by four llllle bo.vs singing a quar-  their household efl.cls iulo their new-
bridgos    iverc    .\'.i.    1..7,   over   Swam|. let,   then   a   humorous   s ,y   little ly built home on Alaiilc avenue in Hoi-
erc'e-k on tin- r-ael hacliii.^- from Woxal Tlieoclore- HurIics, which convulsed the sham on Tuesday. The Kly family for- to I'.'i-ki.iiiic'iivillc, 111 Ue- townshii. ol lisleners. Sania aauR a solo while a nicrlv rc-sided along I'ii.sloii read in AI.-.i-|l...rou,:li:    .S'o.   0,   ov.-i-   .Mill   creek  IliiR   march   was   in     program.       Then Hallowi-ll.
o-n tJ-Klph roa.l. ill i>owc-r Mi^rion town- .Mollie-r fioose sang her liiial Sldo. "Rii-^ A car skidd.-.1 .,u F iston ro-i.l in ship,   and   a   l.ridRO   over   Spilng   Mill lie old Woman AVho Rlvi-d  In a .Shoe-."  Hallowell  lasl   Fridav ancl  lurneel  ever
crc.k. ..11  the road lea Uiig from Ooii- .end   the   chorus   closed  wilh       ••Silent  on   the-   car   tracks   wit it       hurtiug
shohoeke-n to spring Mill, ill the town- .Vigbl." ending a very creditable per- ks two oc^cupant , Tb- driver ant slii|i or Whibuiarsli. formaue-c, thanks lo the whede-hcarted   owner ot the car resides In .Nasbanilnv
.  ^-'--Z, ,-^   ,    ,   .        "|r'>i'ts of all the children nnd Mrs. and and   did   ,ll.sclo.se   his   name.   Ills  .¦.em- Mr. and  M,-s. Deacon to  Enlort.m      Aliss AVorthlnglon ami  Miss AlcNalr.      paiilon   was  a   young      woman      from
Air. and  .Mrs. Oi-rald   llarlly I'cae'iui,,   ii. ,.i..„,, ,...,        ,.  ., ,       .
ofRliicPc-II, willentertnlnaladluuei-i     Cleanliness  is   Important   In   keeping wiirk, ""   ""'"     '     '"'
dance at the Oe-rmalitown Cricket j Insee-ts out of the house-hold. Tlu-re is CIcb 'OU Frl.lay evcnlu'g. .laiiu.-ij-y 0, In no substllule for it in the- kitclieii and honor of Miss IMiih llaines, liauRlUe'r p-cutry if insects that alt.-ick cereal of -All
mcnl
cry iili'ai--aiil Christmas was   pre.senled   b.v   the
-ntertaiu- yoiin-T
.UiUur Uuluea, ul Gcnuaulowii,^ luuducls uru tu be avuldeei.
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