The Ambler Gazette 19311112

              The Ambler Gazette
VOL.  LIII-NO. 88
AMBLER.   PA..   NOVEMBER   12,   1931
S1.75  A  YEAR
tJE.lW
I
COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL WELFARE
OF   LOCAL   INTEREST READERS
TO
Delightful Masked Party at Mr. and Mrs. White's—Firemen Plan Actlvj- trt.. — Ladies Will Entertain West Conshohocken Auxiliary.
/i. luoiry tialUnvofU nii.siiuerude AV-a.s enjoyed oy aii' i/copio i::.*.ta- ii.ij evL'iiini;', \siicn <i. pia'ty w.ta iieiii oy lho i-a.iiois i-iioie cia. ;> ui 1 i>iiivyui..i ...c^l- 111,-, juvangciii.ai i.iiuri;ii at tno iyouie ol 111., una .n-i's. \v liiiitild LUii>, ill i^iy- luuulu ^...enilc. Aoo nuusu Livei.> uccoi". lucg
I  iottiav.- n.eu   witii  cii  aui.uiniL  &...t- eimveuiiii;   Lliu  spj»it  oi   Uic
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y igh ley, Iceland, Oroton, Knight.
lowo'eti ucaJcK^a. V>-iiiys Wuie ¦pii*.>tja, topped by rct'realiinenis. INcany a,ii ULit;iiaea in coatumii, itnd maii.y v\e.i. Uiii ec^tiiu^ed   uuLii   ttiey   unniacvja.
jiaimoiiviiio r ire uuiiiiiauy pi.ii.neU Hovel.1.1 oeu^iiil eveiiLri tUUiiitj tiui iicxl I jii'cnt iitOii^n at Liievi' ii-vicLiu^ i<,.ti l'l may evoiiiiig. llic ani\4,i ojsi-i.' HUi.^per, a t>ig evoiiL uf Liio au.i1 sva.'5i^>ii Wild planned lor hatu-Uay, J-ice.iioei- l). un .Novc.uuer -i, anuuier ol l:jelr usi;,.uiy vfiy t^ucccssiui i,a. d «ociuis will 00 hul i. warren Ueisiugui- is cu«,iiinan oi tho latter evunl, with Al¬ beit lugnall, L»anlel A. iiistioiig ano Josepli AiarKie aa hl.-i aid-l. OlIici- i.usi¬ ness al hand was routine.
I'he l-iidies Auxiliaiy of II/Lrmoavlllo J-'lre comiKiny made arrangements to v-uteriaiu LUo ALLXiiiaiy ol tne Licoifec Ulay I'lie conipany oi West t.oiisuo- huchcn on Thursday evoning, Novem¬ ber 1.;, wnen tliey met last 'I'hursu.iy evenliiH. Tliiii event, to be held i:i tne lire hail in iJianiionville, will i>e a de- li^,aLiul social gv,Liieriiig. iUrs. Lieuis ^.iiei'i.ard WiLS aeU'igated to supervise the coininiltee in aiiauging li.e event. I'lans we.'e akso made to nold a card Vaiiy, wliiuli tiili-fs piaco in Llic u..i. '.lus tiatuivay evening. Airs. Hairy ^jLiLopui' aiui iMis. caiuutil fccaeeLz u i.i have Cliarge. 'mere were u m liiu lujcLiag, -ove.' Wiue.l i Aii^i liyui^i. i^iireei'cr, pi'ttsideni, oiliciated. .tV bv^'Ciat loilowcd.
Thu       meetiius   of     the   Cold     I'olnl chureh cud Conimunity cmib, on 'lues- day     evening,   Wiis   a   gujosily     aii.j|.a-. \ dhosts   ot   many   descriptions  invade i i the   home     of  .vir.  and   iMrs.     William | I'ottji    and  spent  the  evening  in     tUi- myslerlous   coniipcsi:. e   ot   a   business session,  'ilie reveuy  which  wa.s eiiju.,-1 ed   alter   the   meeting   was   concarrent j with   thq  hallowed   ; (casoii.   Mrs.   Jomi i Ivillner   presi 'ec(.   Assisting   tne   no.s- I Usscs     were   Mrs.  ti.   A.   ^Ulison     and' Mlss Mary Berkheimer. j
,l.'.i.vid   w'hite,   ot   I'lyir.out'i  Moeting, I Jias been a imtient in italiueniann nos-i |.ital for several weeks and is e.-cpccied lo   undergo   an   operation   di.riag   tnis • week.
in;.:in.jer  of   the  MethcuJlst   Chui-ch   for lift   ycai-s.       Iniernieut   was   at   tai-ren | llill cemeteiy. Uis only a(ttvivor is his widow, LllUcia 'I', hly.
M.-. and .Mrs. J. J'earce Khoads and Mr. and M(i s. i-'harles !<'. Khoads, ot liymouth Centre, motoretl lo uUce- Jun-st, N, J., on Bunday, to view lae lwo U. S. Navy diriglbla-, "L.os Angeles" and '"Akron."
Ml. and Mrs. Charlts McNeill, of New Jersey, aie visiting with Mr. a.iul Mrs. Itowaid Noblel, in Plymouth Centre,  this  week.
A   "pal"   social   is   planned   agiiin   bj | '^y'^,^,^^ the   Ladies'   l.itlo   cias.s   oi   1 »,> iiiu-ul., ¦ nn.etiiig   i;;vaiigi.iiical   cnurcli   anil   wiii ba     liei't   in   iiainn-'iivuie   lu'o     iioii ,c !L...turUay evcnini,,  i,-ecL'iiiuer u. j
Kev, and -Mrs. li. 1'. Liieaejie, of I'ly¬ mouth -Meeting, were in Kcadiag on iMonday whero All. liiescke atleiided a n:inisierial meeting.
fc'ei vices Sunday in Plymoutli Aleet¬ ing hi. U. (ihurch were led Ly tlie pas- li- r B. P. Gle-Sk-Ke. 'llic iitorniug sei mon was "I'ower on a Hill." 'IMxe text was liom Mark i.x: :ill. Jn the evening Rev. Gleseke spoke of "The Sinner's Need of Jesus." His te.xt was l.om J-uke xviii; 13. Ne.xt Sunday,- com iiamion will be sorved in the morning antl Kev. J. ti. Heissler will preacn and condi'Ct the .Hervico. The p:istor will Olllciate at a eomniuiilon service in the evc.'iing. Sumlay school attem.i- ;Mice, this week, was 2:;5, with 3(J visi¬ tors ami :; new seholais. Collection was $K;.76. Banner class, Junior tlcpart- ment;  star class, Jolin  llaslan.
T!i(0 Suntiay school board of the Plymiulh K C. church met Thursday evening in tho Sunday nchool i-ooms ( f the church. Nominating committees for the eleotion of othcors next month and for the Chi-1atm;i.s program were appointed. Uev. B. 1". Gieseke, paator presided. Tho third quarterly confer¬ ence of the chui-ch wiiiri held on Tuea¬ day evening in charge of Kev. J. S. Heislcr. Announcement was matie of revival services to be held in January, ' t<tartin.g on the first Sund.-iy. In i>i-e- jiaration for these revival seivices cottages prayer n..eetiiigs .-ire now be¬ ing held every Wednesday evening at S in four ditferent localitit>s. The Ply¬ mouth group meets at the church un¬ der the loaderahjp of the pastor. The Hai-mo'nville group meets at the home of Mrs. Walter Cuininings; leader, Benjamin Afoseie.v. .Mr, i. Alvin Hawk ot the Peachville gr<>up, , the home of Mrs, Charlea I-eslle Kodebaugh Is in tlie Plymouth Center group. Woodring has accepted the i-evival forrr.ed   for
Meeting to  Be Held Next Monday Af¬ ternoon  in  Norristown
, Tho next meeting of the council for Social Welfare of Montgonwiy Oounty -will l>e held next Monda.v at 2 p. m. In the Y. W. C. A., 7111 ' I.e- Kalb istieet, Noi^rLstowTi (Chestnut street entrance).
The following Interesting prognam has l>een prepared:
Presentation of the Ootincil's Study ot tulM'rculosis in Montgomery Otiun- ty, Mrs. Marie Neilson Kowe, statistic- Ian of the Penn.sylv.anla Tuberculosis Society.
Plscussion, Pr. IMiilip ,r. I.ukens, ex- president wf the Montgomery County MedtcaJ soclet.v, nlso ,a memiber of Montgomery County Tuberculosis and Public Health society. I
"How-  our  I'ublic  Health  Work  can he   Improved,"   Dr. AValter   A.   Ye.-ikle, | county  medical  director, I
Kveryone linterested   is  urged   to at¬ tend.   Two  other studies,   "Family  and ' Children's Work"     and     "Dellnriuency : and Prolxation," will soon be complet- i ed. I     I
The following persons in this looal- ] Ity are  co-opcraling  in  t1ie work:   H. j J.   Uager.   Dr.   P.   J.   I.ukens.   J.   AVm. j Hitter,   I'^sq,.,   Mrs.   George.   J.   Oooke, I of Ambler;   Mrs.  ICdward  Ingersoll.  of i {:;w>-nedd   Valley;    Kalph     K.      Sjnith, 1 Lanstlale;    Prof.   Kowlnnd   antl     Mrs. Iloward  A.  I..oeb,   Klkins   Park;   K.  Ij. | liutton,  .antl  Mrs. Ijaurcnce  Butler,  ot , Jenkintown;   Mrs.  W.   W.   llarpei-  and Frazer  Harris,   Chestnut  ITill;   Hoi-,a:-e O.  Jones,  Kev.   Stanley  R.  AVest.   Mrs. AA'illiam   AVbite  and   Mrs.   Cleorge     N. of   Consbohocken;   Miss  Kls.a i t>f   I'lourtown;    Itev.   N.     B. of  AVhitemarsh;    Hon.   II.
GOES OVER IHE lOP
EXCEEDS   LAST   YEAR'S COLLEC¬ TION, WITH  6480 GARMENTS
Mi.ss PonaUI.'ion, gave out BOO gar ments during the year to families nev er helped before.
Mtss I'^lora Heckler's cl.'iss was ro¬ ported as a new director.
Mrs. Pha^ J. Kex then read names of ollicers elected for the ensuing y.Nar,  as  follows:
ll'resident, Mrs. F. O. Hoyt; first vice president, Mrs. S. Rosenberry: snc- ond vice presitUmt, Mrs P. Hipfle; third vice president, Mrs. F. Stephens; fourth vice president, Mrs. t. N. Coh¬ en; secretary, Ml.ss Anna Hager; as¬ sistant secretary, Mrs. r, M'. Sage; treasurer, Mrs. .1. AVYn. Hitter.
KLIZAIVETII F.  SCHKHTZ.
.'    HIGH  SCHOOL ALUMNI
AmWer Grads to Meet at Hayloft on November 19
Tho rt>gular niec]ing of the AmibltM- High SchtKil Aluninl asosciatlon w-ill be belt! on Thursdfiy evening-, 'Nov. 19. This is tf) be a social meeting, and will be held at the HAyloft Tea room, Bethlehem i>lke, In Wlillomarsh. A charge Is made ftn- si»ppir. which will ..„. .,..^.,. be sei-vtvl at (1.30, with tlanclng, tau-ds
rjiinutes of the pi'-evlous annual ' *»"''  games  afterward   in  the  Hayloft.
All members Avho wish to jittend this meeting must malic .-m advance reservation not latef than Monday, Ntw,  16.
.Tt^ephone JuILa Compton, Ainibler 124-J, or Harry Uandis, Ambler 447. Make leserv-ations eArly, as the num¬ ber Is limited. I
DANCER SPOTS OF THE WCIRLD I To   Be
RATES DECREASED
at
the is
$133.61
PS  AGAINST  $143.44 YEAR
G.
URGED Ifl ACCEPI COONIY AID OFFER
CHAMBER   CF   COMMERCE  W.^NTS AME3LER TO ACT
i Must    Match   $10,305   from   County   to i     Aid   Unemployment   Relief   Program; i     —'Opening     ot   Hendricks   St. eat     Is' I      Suggested.
Al Uieir nicetlus on jMonday evening tho iiucctois Oi UIO Auujlui- CilijiiiUei'j [ ol Cij-ii.inerLo took the stand tliat the | I i.uiougu coi;iicil iiliuuld iicetipt tne j 1 mont y ol'lereil oy the coanu.v to iUti Uii- j ! ciiililoyiiieiiL by UuildiUii- wu-ee'ts at t.iis \
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The county  luas  offered  the  Bo ough , of    AmuK-r  tne  sum  ci   $lu,t.ow     to  ue j j usetl   lu   iHiiloin.g  sirefU4,   pi-o\idetl  tiio , I ooiuugii   WlU   iiici-L   LIUS   sum   With   a like     amount  ai»i   win   suait   wu.K     ¦.¦.,1] once,   rais  it  sei'tns  is ,a great  advan- I j tage    for  the  thorough  and  one    tnat I Kiiould   not   Ire   misscvi.      iiy  accepuiig i tills  auiik  of  money  it will  be  possible LU  open   Hcntlicics  street  from  i-or-^'St avenuo to Tennis aveni.e.  This is one 1 I of   tlie   greatest   s.4 cet   needs   in   Ain- I bier.   -At   present   tlit-re   is   only   liidge i avenue,   wiihiu   the  bi.iough,  to  peiinit J the .school  children  tt"  go to  the  hig.i i achool.    By   o»ieniiig   Hendricks   i-.t.eet thoro     wili   be   one   niere     cross-town street  ami i>iie  that  is greatly  UL-eiletl. i      in addition to tliis tlie work of open¬ ing     this  sireet   will   be   mostly     hand uid   tiieix^foi'e   the   nione.v     ex- ; peiiditl   will   go   tt>   the   Working   men ! ..    > need einplcJyment. This wo'.'k wu. cost the bt>rou;.:li only  h:,Jt  the amount had  the  work    been  siarted  wlie;i   no county  aid   Is  availal.le.
In addMion to tii« i, it will mean tliat
pcu-son.s   out   of   work   w-iil   sec'U-o  cni-
ployun.ut   in   iilaec   i;f   lUH-din'.;'   charity.
This     in   itself   will   make   easier     the
Iwork ol  tbe welfare t.i-g;inlza(iii-,. It  is
I always bettor tj give a man \\o.!; than
i to give him charity.
I This work will n- f i-.aist> the taxes ! in the borough because it means only I that lesi-1 work will be done timing t!ie ; next year, this borough's share being taken from next year's budget.
iiecac.sf of all lliese  I'.icts the cham- Ici-  of Commei-ce  are   urging  I lit-  bor- Ougii   to  accei)t   the  couniy  f'l.iuls  ,and !'t;lart the work at once.
Annual  Meeting  Held—Music  by  Highj School    Orchestra — Mrs.    Pflaumer Speaks   on   Christ's   Home   Work  — Mrs.  Hoyt the  New  President.
The annual exhibition bt the Nce- tllework Guild of Amerlt/i, Amibk-'i- branch, was lield in tbe iirst i'resby¬ terian churcli of Anibler on Nov. 4, 'I'iie exercises were openetl by the pre.s-itlent, Mrs. S. Koscnbury.
The Ambler High School orchiwtra reiideiod the selections, "Poet and I'easant Marcli," "A Kittle Cottage" antl "Out of tho Dusk to Vou" led by their te;i.ciii'i-, Mrs. Nace.
The meeting  wei-e   read  by  tho secretary, : Aiiss  Uager.
Mrs. I'liaher presented the treasurer's ¦ reiHU-t. i
Mrs. I'ttaumer, from (;hrlst's Home, was presented by Mr.Sw 'Kosenlmry. who j explained tbe motives of the Home, 1 which was started in PIC.T liy Alr. Ot¬ tinger, a druggist at Fifth antl Geoi-ge streets, a nian of very nitMlerate means and who lirmly believed in faith and prayer, and when anything Is needed to fui-ther the w-^ork, praj-^u- is earn¬ estly resorted to, and as the years have passed these prayers have been nn- swi'ieil  with  evident i-esults.
In 1!H)3 a house wa« rented in the neighborhooti to accommodate home¬ less childit-n. antl shortly after a sec¬ ond w-as needed.
In lilOS the w-ork was movetl to Vork Koatl in AVarminster.
There are at the present time two buildings for boys, two for giils, one for babies, a chiirch, industrial school and a htmie tor aged. Children of all nationalities are acceiited. They have hatl Persians, Chinese antl the Nt?gro race In their keeping. All are under God's, guidance, antli the work is siii>ported by prayer.
The.v take children as young as they can get them, for the younger chil¬ dren are more easily trained.
Many jK-ople come to them and are caretl for, but they must work around the pUicc. Stime ai-e placed In positions.
They   feel   the   ha->'d   times   keenly. They ha\e plenty to eat, as  they cul¬ tivate   their   own   farm   of   250   acres upon   which   they   raise  wheat,  which they   grind   and   make   whole   wheat ¦ bread,  l-'rults and vegetables aro can- j ned,   and     all   who    are     oltl  enough help  with   this   work.   They   do   their j own laundry, having large washers a.nd manglers   to  make   the  work   lighter, but there is a scarcity of clothing.
Junior   High   Rate   Is   Increased,
Grade Tuition Is 38 Cents Lower— Teacher and Band Instructor Is Em- Iployed.
Ambler bi/ruugh scliiool iK.-ai-tl meet¬ ing on I'l.esday cvtmiig atkled anotne.- iiistiucior to ilK- i,-tcuiiy ot  the senior | ner etiualed by tew.
the  leclu e
Discussed by Dr. Dorizas Ambler High l/chool Tho Junior Colony Ciuu, wit.i vO-opt|iaiioii ol llio Se;.l0i- CiuO, bpoiio./iiug a leoLuio uy iJr. ^\Iii,iku'i »>i. i.'oii/.iis al Ino .iiiuuier nigh aooooi audituiiKiii ul b.lu uiis Tliursday eve¬ ning. Jutlge ilaroKl G. Knigiit will ue |ji-oaeiil, and will inlioduce Ur. i>oi llias, WHO ia a famous aihleie, t»<»veltM' i'l-nd leciui-er, ilo has just re¬ turneil from a lli-mtnLh, / trip arountl! but 'tlie world, antl the subject 01 his lee- ¦ lni-o is 'iJ-anger t>poLs i.,i' the World j *i"otl;JS.vi." A laie Ileal is in store foi tlioie attending this lecture, Ua- Ui. i iJi/rr/.as noc oniy Know.s hia subject but: has the kiiau:v ol gelling hhi inti rina- tion ac.ro.ss to htrf air .101100 in a ii>i,n-i
yPPEfi DUBLIN AND
LAST
MISCELLANEOUS   ITEMS TEREST
OF     IN-
utHh schottl to relieve the overllow- 111 the sections that are ovi-rciowtled. Tne new incmlier of the la«.iiill,v will not only .serve a.s class intlti-uctor but also to instru(;t the I aiv I and o. chestra in place ot Mr. I'ly. Ite ia Cllfloi-d K. Geary, of Slatington, a graduate of Pennsylvani.i ^state College.
It l.'i an e<i>noniic.'!l move on the ))art of the school boartl in whiiili tbe original instrunifiital music instructor, emiil.ycfl for p.T,t time only, in rcpl:ic- ed and the new Instructor is <iualilied, in addition, to te.ach in an extra sec¬ tion in high school, which will be formed to relieve line over-cnjwdi^l classes.' ' I     I
The   directors   h.'ve   set   fhe
I'i'jKei.s lor the leclu e aj e 50 cents, 35 cents tt> high scuocl litudents. They may be obtaiiietl fn-in Misii Anne Ge.ir, MLs/i I.sa.Uel Uc('Wglu*''S or any Junior Club membei-.
III-. Horlzius' lectuie appeals to young people, espeelajly boys. He has lectur¬ ed in man.v boys' .schools, ntitahfy The l-jpiscifliial Academy, Penn Chartti- antl G<<i'iiiantown Acad«''\V,
According to Mlss Sai-.-ih Cassel. membership chairmain, th'e Juniors bave li' new members wht) will be the guests of the elub at a dinner antl t«',rtl party at tho "II;i.vloft," WhUeir.arsh, on the evening of Nov. 17tli. Mrs. i; AVeaver, the Sionioi* advisor, will bring tuition las     her      gueat     Mr.i.   Hduis   Coi-p.i.sh,
rates   for   1!)3I-1!I32   .and   the   net   cvst (Artmtgomery     Countv       Chairman       ,t ;
per   nmdl   in   the   high   sch<,ol   will   be   .Tuniors.   Another   euest   will   be   Mrs.
$133.01 ner year, a dccrivuse from $14S.-j\vater.s.    of   the   Professlon.-U   PlayiM-s, !
who was unable to be ;veseni, r.t t!ie!
CONTEST    SPONSORED     BY     AM; L'LER  CHAMBER   OF COMMERCE
Anyone   May   Enrter and  Pen  as   Many
blogans as Keen MintJ Dictates—ilC '   to   ihe   Winner —   Closes   Dec.   l!J  —
|,M:l9s Listed.
At the rigul.-ir moiithly mee'LUig ol the boartl oi. v.uecLoib u. Loe ..Viiiuiei Ciianiuer 01 Commerce, ' eid in lilei. olucea Hi Uie ivnigiii i>oiKlin^ on .Uon ¦ uay evening, 11 was decuicu lo conduoi *i slogan contest foii-i tne coiniiuiiiiiy. The Cnamber 01 Coin|ieii'u wul give a prize lor the best slogan wniten thai advertli;n< Ambler. 'Ihe rules ol the contest are as iouows.
1. Tho Amble. i_.uanilH-.r of Com- riierce will givo a u.tie ui $lu in goid to the w-inner. i^i-xjli ait^gan suiiUiLLea ii'U.sl lie aeeumpanied Uy lae name and iitldresa of the author.
..'. iiua contesi is open to evei'yono, j e\'H.>rywUeic,—men, women, bioys ami 1 gli-ls—e.xcept tne ofltcen^ of the Cham-|
iiei   of (..oioiiK-rce,  l.le jv.dges an.l  tiieii J<i>ys are kept until they are Ki years | immediate lamilies.
I  d.    liio   conlest   closes   at   midnight Uec. iCih, iU31.
4. The slogan must be at livist th'-ee woitl 1, antl not more than live.
5. Ultei:',i-y abiliiy or utyle are not essential in writing the slogan, whicii win bo judged on the Saiils of ho\v- toroefully and appcalingly It adver¬ tizes Ambler.
ft. The winner will be announced aa aoon as a dooision is 1 cached by the jiriges.
7. lou m<\y .send in as many slogans as you wish. Kach slogan ni;s;t be on n, separate sbt'ct of papt^r, and bear the contestant's full name antl address.
S. By entering tills contest you agree to accept the dccii^'jon of the judges I'.s linal.
!». Adtli-eiis all conimunicatitms to, "Contest Ctimniittec, Ambler I'haniber of   Ciunmei-ce,      -0-
County   School    Directors   to    Meet
The Si-lii/ol Uirt-t lois' Assoeialuai I'i Aiomge.niery I ouuly will hold theii SIth aiuuial meeting at tive Kittcn- liouso Junior liigh School audiloriuiu Wicdnesila;,-, November l.Slli. The.e will be t\wt> Kcsaion.s, 11.3(1 o'clock in the .moriiini,' ii.nd 1.3U o'clock iu the aflei- /iioon.
In-. Albeit S. Cook, slate superin¬ tendent of scbool-i oi Marylan:, will ibo l-he spe,akt"i al the ilioi-iiing session, ami Ur. Janus N. Kule, state sui'eiin- teiident ol i.ubllc risl:ucUon in I'enii- Hylvania, will speak in llu- allevuoun. l'r. Cook will ttilk on -"I'lie Uargcr l.Tiiit of Schtyol Admlnlsti-ation," ;.nd In-. Kule tn -The Ten Veaij I'rogiini for  Pennsylvania."
Geoi-ge   S.   Sluard
Is   leadeii-
meeting
Atoiris,
charge 1
I'-ishop   !>:,
thci
and
'h-      o
the assoi iation. .Voini.iii Zendt, Aliss Grace W. presiilent; Kev. tary,  and 1),  F.
is     rresldent     of
C'llie.-   ollicers   r.re   .1.
llrst    vice    president;
Heel ner,   second   vice
N,   F.   Schn.idi,   secrc-
Grcenawait,  tica.-ii.rer.
invitation   to  conduct a  I.-u-ge  choir  will   be
th^ event, untler the leadership of AV-^al- ti\r A. Knei'i', of .\oii-islown, i-iuiierin- tcndent   of   the   Sumlay   school.
Airs. Joseph Afaikle, of Ha monville, was sti-lcken with gall trouble early last w'.'ok and has been conllnel to her bed since. Her tsindition ll very greatly Improved and she will soon Im- oble to be -bout the house. Her all- nent has leij'Hinded satisfacto'lly to medical  treiitment.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Staley. of Nivrlstown, called on Air. and Mrs. Charles Staley, of Plymouth Meeting, ' on   Sunday.
(^ild Point Grange. No. (lOfi, at the icijular meeting l.-n it week ph'.nned to bold a cae,i/|vi,rty Tliin-i^'ay evening 'f this week ;:'t the hK>me of Mlss N.incy Civ.saon -fin t^oi-ri.ftown. Tlio Ponion.a G.rande at ,a session fn the li.-'.ll in Plymoulh Centre on Pecember ?. AVorth'- Master Harry Mvers p'"e- (liilnd  over the business meeting.
Miss CIni-a Fuller, of Cold Point, ac- conii "inif-d liy her Siind-iv school class at C'dd Point  B-iptist chiin-h  attended
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Church  Road   Is  Open
;     Const, r.clion   work   on   Church ; from   Washington   lane,   W'yiioote Old   Vork  road,   Flkins  Park,  ha.s been coinpleteti   ae.d   the   iKirriers   removed. Traltie  has   again   resumed   ils   nonni'l t-oui-se along this iinpurtant state lilgb- I way  whit h  bail  been  bloc.ked off  since tbe latter part of Ali'.y. '     The     niaj'oi-   iKirt   of   tlie  work     w-as idone  enist  of  Seri>entlne  lane  and  In- j eludes    the    building   t>f    new    britlges lover   the   Keading   rail'iKitl   tracks   aivl T!,'-ony deck. Tiie course i^f lho high¬ way     was   changed   so   tliat   tho     t\\-o 'l-i-idfres ai-e close ti>getber nnd  the eu- i tire road  has  been  regiatleti. Just east i i>f   Aleetlnghtmse   i-oad    .a   -JH-foot   cut I was  made throi-gh  a hill  tlu't extends aln:i:st   to   Yo:'k   road.
The total ccsit of these Iiuprove- nents, desidte Ihe sh.orl tlislaiiee of higiliKviij^'i Invol'^etl, Is iViPHi'oiximately I'¦.<:;5,0llli which is being borne by tlie rtate, .Monteom ry county. Cheltenham towi|;hlp and the Keadln.g Kailroail.
That pai-t of (';iiiircli i-oad which  lio , between    Serpentine   lane   and    AV.-ish-
of age,  but  are allowetl to stay until 18 years. Girls, until they are 21 years. They havo scbool teachers up ttv the I'lighth  gratle,  and  are  praying  for a 1 high school teacher. [
Childi-en ai-e taught to work around ' j the place before going to :school in | I the morning, such as making IkhIs, . j helping w-lth dishes and having tables ¦ I really for the next meal. ;
']     They  try   to   lead  the  children     to : Chrlat,   and   are   successful   in   most cas's,   as   itil   peix-ent  turn  out  wel,\
Most  all   their   chiltlren   come  from the very poor class, among whicli .are ' .Htmie   wht>   are   Inconigible,   but   they i seem to maniage them very well. Cases I ' fi-t>m  the Municipal  court are accept- ; I ed, and  one young boy was visited by the judge who sent him to the Home, the  year   befoi-;e,  and   the  Judge     -was i ' much   surprlstHl  at  the     improveiment in the child and  scarcely him as the same boy. I     They  do   not   nuestion   the  birth   of any   of   the   babies   brought   to   them. i They are taken   under any  condition, i and are all treated alike.
In their gram;mar achool they have I a music teacher and have the same j dilliculty in having the children prac- ; tice .-is every other mother. Attviviial training anti singing are also taught. I Mrs. I'llaumer has charge of the old¬ er gills, but does any work put bc- i fore her.
Tlic   Home, for Aged  Is sev<>n  years old, and is loc.ated on the Street Koad. Afi-s. Dunlap, of H.atboro, gave them i the money to buy this properly. Fifty piMi'iile   are   located   there,   with   three '. i-oems being added at the present time. ' I'Tvcry day applications are being re- ; ct«ived  for admittance. ' 1
Girls ai-«> taught to darn stockings and hi>lp with the mending.
It  Is  a  aad   sight   to   see  a  mother not  wanted,  but  Christ's  Home    takes' her  in.   No  entrance  fee  Is charged.
ATrs. Pflaumer cited several instanc¬ es in her own experience of her answer to pr.ayer, and she thinks it is a great jiity we tlo not inay more and trust in God. as He is the same yesterdny, today  and  forever.
Iiast year 7000 garments w-ere re¬ ceived by the home from the various branches ot the guild, anil tbey aro very grateful to the guild woi-kers. 1 The speaker expressed the need of large garnuvits, as some of tbe boya are as large as men, and the gii-ls as women.
Hand  and   Turkish   towels   .ai'e  also needed, as 150 towels are in use at one time, the same number for b.ath  tow¬ els when Turkish  towels are issued. Airs. Ptlaiinivr.  in closing. Invited all itKid   present to visit the ITome at   any time and   to see the wonderful work being dime. ' Gli-ls  from   the  Ambler .high   school I rendered     sever.al     selections,   among which  was one written by Mrs. James B.-ii-tle.son   for   tbe   "I>ittle  AA'omen"   of the   Ambler   branch,   whieh   was   aunir at   the   national     convention     several ytvii-s .ago. I
Atrs. Kosenberi->-, the retiring pres- ! ident, thanked the Ofgani-Aatlon for tht< support which was glvt^n her, and announced that 64S0. Garments col- , lectetl this year, with two more dir¬ ectors to hear from. Vast year the collection   was   G42S  garments.
Irm.a Benner. of the lfa)>pv Greiin. report tvl a bake sale last Saturday. Proceeds. .f5, from which 35 garments wc-re  purchasetl.
Huth T.albert, of the "I.it tlo \A''omen", n   girls,   made   113     garments.       .lolly | Juniors, 8 girls, met once a month, one ' day a  week  during summer,  made     IS (luilts   (crib   size),   and   91   other   gar- , nients:   total,   109,
Golden   Kagles,   representetl   by Ed¬ ward   Havlea,   14   boys,  .nuade      $20.16, 117   garments   wero   p-.ir-
44 of lai-t year. Junior high s'hool rate is .1;!W,7S over $!I7.77 of last year; and elementary schola-s will be charged $07.1; ( over :;07.26 last year. The varl- .ation in charges of i>ne year over an¬ other in estimated inversely as the total   attendance   inci-eases.
Supei-vi,ing   Princil.al   J.   AI.   Fisher leportetl  a   totfil   attcntla.nce   of   ftftl   in the   several   schools.    AfuinPs   has   de¬ creased   the  iiercent.-ige  of  attendance, In   the  elementary  grades. j
Toxin-antitoxin will ag.-iin be Inject- j t'll tor the imraunizJMii^n against dliih- ! thcria if the student body deii.ands it. j This woik is mainly carried out i;i the} elemon'ui.i-y -^rades, arul the seiaim i 1 furnished by the state department of hea.ith  to all  children  oven- 111  years.
It was reported that Attendance Of- flcrer John T. Camburn hiul visited 19 homes duiing la.st month and had served on two parents for chiltlren illegally absent.
An     Armisllce   day    prograin.     Afr. Fisher  rei-orted.   would   be   hell   Wed- n M'ay   'mo'nini'   between    10.501   'and' j 11.50   o'clock   in   the   high   school   andj J.   William   IHI ter.   Ksii.,  would address I the IkmI.v of students. j
Tho  boi .rd   has   had   a  bic^'cle   rhed | ibullt   at   the   hirxh   school   and   thf,-   Is, eompleteil   for   sttM-;ij;Te   of   bicyclei-   of Ktudnnts.
Pill a,mountirg to Sl.fiSO were pass¬ ed 'lion. Taxes recidvi'd totalleil S7,- 7R3.7:?, Bal,",nce on hand to da'..e, $39.- ,S5a.25.
The meetlmr WfiM pi-esided over A-iie P esident William IC. F",ust ,('¦« ahserre of ^''esident George Styer,  who wai 111.
October ineeting. Roth Ladies w-ill have somethintr int(!"n iting to say to the Juniors, and a full .attendance Is desired.
BOROUGH     COUNCIL     TO      PUSH STREET IMPROVEMENT
in Y.
Knight    lUiililing,
recognizetl  iAmbloi-, Pa."
The .judges of the Cha-les K. Mulvany Colony   >Club;      Jt,Ini    I
preslt]ent  t.f  the   H.otai-y  Club  of  Am-^ sandwiches, hler,   and   Itostroe   IJrady,   priwident   of   serve.1.   The
contest  .are:   Alra. .  Iiresident  ot  the ¦^lioenic'):!^ -,
the Kiwanis Club of Anibler.
JACK   HAMILTON    IMPROVING
Was  Thrown   by   Mount   in   Pickering Race Meet
Kldin.g in the van in tho stee.ple- chase race Saturtlay jit the I'ickeriiig meet in Phoenixville Jack Hamilton, an Ainbler youth, was tossed and bad¬ ly traiuiileti by liis mount when In' fail¬ ed lo e.-'ktricate one loot fiom the stir¬ rup.
The lad, w-;ho-la the son of Mr. and AIi-s. Kobert t'. Hamilton, of P.ethle¬ hem pike, was ridinu "Sea Kigg,"" own¬ ed by John Strawliridge. The acci¬ dent occun-ed after the race waa well begun, and liainilton was out aheatl of other entries.
In making a jump, he Avas thrown ofl balance in the lauding, and as lii.s horae continued Hamilton, unable to it^gain his position iu the saddle, lin¬ ally slid oft on oil'' side, but fal'ed 10 get free of bis mount. Tiic horst. dragged hlni, and altliough he escapetl the hoofs of other steetls, lils own mount ti-ampled ami kicked him.
The lad's Injuries were mainly about the he.ad, and he was cut badly, but w'ith grit he i-egaiind his saddle and after steadying 'his honse he linished the race. Then he collapsed, and an ambulance was sumuioned to convey hini home.
;     His   pi-eacnt   comlitlon    is   repotted
i not   at   all   serious   although   his   cuts
are sevei'e antl lie Is able to be around.
EUREKA
Kev. Waller Ue.ittio gave an Armla- tice tlay meditatiun followed by an ex¬ planation ol the yearly uiu.iiei, 10 wiiai piirpose it Is given. Anthem by l.ie ciiol., -GodotGur Fathers." Chris¬ tian I'^iuleavor tqpic, "Our Shiue in MaiiinK World Peace Permanent."" Ueadei',   AUs.   William   Kelly.
'I'lie Girls" Aiii isioiuti-y guild cele¬ brated tneir luth annive sary in the Sunday school loom on Saturday at- terntion. l-'onuer councillors antl iire.sl- den^s, wiiio gave t,iLi.s, were Mis. Hannah Jt,hiisoii, Airs. A. A. Nash, Alis. Walter Keattie and Alis. Kilmer IC. Kciplia.it. Alisi Fk-aiioi- Haii-ar was hosie.'iS. .Mrs. George Weisel and Aliss Alaiianne Coinell poured. Uiiinty cookies uiul cand.v were room   was   laa-efuliy   tie-
Will   Accept   Aid   in   Amount   of  $10,- |
000   to   Be   Equalled   by   Local   Ap- '
propriation—Hendricks   and   Church !
Street Work. i
At a special me.etlng of Ambler bor- I
ough   council   on   Tuesday  evening   it i
was  tlceided   to  equal  the  $10,000  ap- ;
jiroprlatlon from the county for public ¦
street work, with an especial effort to I
relieve   unemployment   this   fall     and i
winter, work to be comjnenced at once, i
Tl>e  program,  l.ald down  Is  to ]>er- 1
manently  Improve the  borough"s ifor- I
tlon   of  Church  street,   r>etween  Ban- |
nbckburn  <ind       liosemary     avenues, j
County  aid  in   the   sum   of  12500     Is
avail.able.
The extension of Ilendi-lcks street fi-oni Forest avenue to Tennis avenue is th'e major operation, and as this will retiirire mnoh hand lalxir, nnd thus is well plannetl to afford some relief in the present stress. A culvert, S by 12 feet In size, Avill be construct¬ ed over the stream.
The street will form a direct hlgh- ! wa_y to the northei-n .section of the b"-- oiigh and to the high school. On this j operation the county aid is  $7500.
CALL HEREABOUTS ?
ANNUAL
I
165,001 Smokes In Barn
A lone hunter steiiie*! into a vacant barn in Abington tewnship Fiiday af¬ ternoon to have a quiet .smoke and found tho "empty" barn stacked with .'Sjune   1H5.000   cigais.
The cigai-s, valued at $12,000, Were hl-jacked from a Init-k di-iver the pre¬ vious Alonday night, it was learned. They ,liail Ihhmi stoietl in the bai-n pendln.g ultimate dispos.-U and WtM'e being gua'i-ded by a w-atclnnan who ¦was arrested by police wlvo entered the 'i>lace after being 'infonned by the huntsman   of  the  stored  cigars,
Poiice revealed that John ATandone, of Brooklyn, N, Y., was driving a truck, loaded w--Itli the icigars, along KIncoln HiglAvay near South Uang- horne and he was forced to drive oft" the roati by four men in an automo¬ bile. He then was heltl .up ;it gun point,   tru.ssed   and   blindfolded.
coiatctl with autumn leaves, chrysan- Ihemims and blue and gold crepe pajier, the Guild colors.
The   scmi-annuiiJ    claasic-cj    meetins i hem in  bl.  Uuke"a Keteiinetl church at | "Give .\t>ilii  Wales, on Tiesday, was attend¬ ed   by     several   of   tnis   society.     Kev. iianuKl    A.    Troxell, ol      J KlLlinu;e,
Alaryland,  was the guest itjieake..
Tlte Kegional Church Workers con¬ ference supjiei- of the Kefoimetl e.huiclies will be held on Thursday evening, Nov. 12, at 7 o'clock in the Ursinus   college   iliningrooiu.
At the meetins of the Women's WelLare club on !• ritlay at the home of AI.s. H. .-v. Clymei-, the wa:i:e iron, wliich was ehaiiet.; for the benelil of the AlaJ¦^- Walter Memorial library, was  won  by  Airs.   Conard  AVatson.
Alr. and AIi->. l-red liibns ; ,nd I'red, ,li-., of i.dgely, and Mr. and Airs. Wil¬ liam Swart/lander and daughler, Ada- liiiie, were recent callers at the honie of Alr. and Airs. Carl Kohler.
The I'ilie Tit-e tioop of Gi:| Scouts it Alill Creek school heltl a Hallowe'en paily at the home of Kllhel  Haldeman.
William Worth, who undeiv.i'iit an opoi-at.ion at the I'roMbyterlaJi lios- jjit.al in Phlla., 1ias rcturnel to hla home and Is improving nicely.
'in Alonday AI's. 11. A. Clymer and Airs. Ml-s. K. Caj-1 Kohler visited Prir- liectvllle and Paliylon schools and gave a book  ieview at  each  n]iu-e.
Mi. and Airs. Frank AleNiiii- recent¬ ly entertained a number cf friends to a duck dinner at their home, Alaple Crest.
-A surprise was given to Nonn->" Coi-ufll the iiaat week in honor ot his Mitlul-iy.
The sohooK- of the townsbip are closed this woek owing to tlie ti>;ieli- crs attending the Teache's' Institute at  P'oylestow-n.
A n'JmlvM- from here attended the supper nt Pro.spectvllle church on S.at- t;r1ay evening.
lion't forget the clueken suiiiicr tn 1>" held at Pleasantville chureh, on Situiday evening, Nov. 14.
DRIVE     NOW    ON MEMBERSHIPS
at     Fort
llill- istei-
ington   laufi   Ivi.s   been   resurfaced,   but; bake   sale.
Is   iqlierwiso   unaltoied.     It   Im  of   ma-, chased.
ccdani,  while  the easterly  end  ot  the      Cratlle   Rtill,   Mrs.   Kdward
improved  stretch  is  of cracrete, idlrector,  128  garments.
Eavleg,
j     —In  Klooming Glen  distriet 'town towirshlp 131  of the 450
ed voters went to the polls. |
I     —The  formation    of a    tuberculosis |
society Is being urged for Bucks corn-
¦¦ty- '   I ^^ ¦  '
Unconscious     Man       Found Washington
Hai-i-y Cl'j-ilf. nt. 2.'i. Sp'ing Uell l-'ai-ma. Fort Wasiiington, wis taken to ('hestnut Hill hosiiital early Thurs¬ day by two motorists wbo s.-'y they fount! him uncmistai us t>n the road be.-il-le   his  car   near   I'Aiit   Washinglon.
Chalfont v,-.-4(i too w<< k to be ques¬ tioned, but appeared to he 8-:rfe-ing enly frt>m a cut on the head and bruises.
Till It Hurts" Is Slogan, for I the Need Is Urgent—Every Local j Gift Helps the Local Centre—Can- j     vasSers   at   Work.
I     The   KoU   Call   of   the   Nortii   i'enn
; branch is under the dirtx-tion of AUs. Geoffrey S. Smith, the nt>w local chair¬ man,   w-lio  is   making  every  effort  to
'l insui-e its success. The territory cover-
; ed by the local branch Is divitlixl into districts under captains in charge of the volunteer workers, who will can- vtuss  every  hou.se in  the eight   town-
'. ships,  t3ie  territory    this  year    being
, extende<l   to   cover  Montgomei-y    and
i part  ot Horsh.am townshijis iHi Alontgomery  township  is in  charge
i of Alias Kertie Polce, and that of Horsham   undor  Airs,   Howard   ATuIlin.
j AIi-s.   Frank   Cary   is   captiain   of     the
; Dresher-Jarrettown district; Alias Kdith Haines, of Fort AN'ashington, Camp ilill and Oreland; Aiiss S. K. I{ol>ei-ts, of AVhitemarsh and Siirin-ir- lleld; Afrs. C. B. Stoyer. In North AVtiles; Airs. John 11. AV. Ingersoll, I'enllyn   and, Gwynedd;   Alisa   I^tn-etta
I AValker, t>f AmWer. In all, there aro over 150 volunteer workers covering the teriitoi->-, and upon them the Ked Cross depends for the oni-ollment and
; renewaf of its  meniberships,
I The increased demands Imposed by the abnormal and excessive unemiploy- nient nwike it very necessai->' that ill who pi>ssibly can should i-enew thtir niembci'ships this j'oar, Increa-slnij tne
I amount  if it can  possibly  bt^ tltine.
I The Ked Cross must have moi-t^ mon¬ ey  for  its   Increaaed   budget,   and   this
'increa.se muat come from a large In- ci-easo in the nuniber of $1 inembers, and also an inerea.se in the $5, $10 and $25 meniKershlps from those who
I can afHtrd these amounts. It Is quita as imptn-tant to give "till It hurts" this yt-ar as It was dtii'ihg the war. It la a lyitiiotic duty now, aa th'en.
A i»ei-centnge of tho Ked Cross m,c;mbcrshlp is returnetl to the North Penn Community Centre for use in the local welfare w-ork of that organ¬ ization.  From  eat-h  $1  memherahip the
, Centre will get a rebate of 25 cents. The larger mi-'nil>ei'alilp« g-lve ,a much large proportionate rebate, amounting to almost 50 perct^nt. In order to have the local or.ganization share in y-tiur niemlH»rahI|iS, tliey mnst l>e given eith¬ er to the volunteer worker Jn your dis¬ trict or sent to the olTlce of the local branch at the Conrnuinlty Centre, Am¬ blor.
—AlaishaJl   Schaible,   tif   Pjpeisville, , shot two foxes i;i one day.
—Ku.lolph  Smitii,  of AVycombe, la gray fox weishing 11 pounds.
Miss Abigail Ely Entertains—Dr. Car-, man Ross to Address the P. T. A. Meeting—Fire Company Spurs Ac¬ tivity—Jarrettown and Dresher. Air. anil Airs. C'harlea Kut'iU'i-ford, of Hallowell, on Sunday, enlei-laJncHl Mr. and Airs. .Scott Holt and children, Mr, and Airs. James inisey and chil¬ dren. Air, and Mrs, Karl llersliberg, all of philatlelphUi, and Mr, and Airs. Charles Kutherfortl, Jr., of irartsviUe. Vr. Carnion Ko.ss, superintendent of schools la Uoylt\stown, will adtlress the H'orsham 1'. T. A. at their next metHIng upon a suibject related to in¬ terest in educational traiuing t>f boys and girls. The tol'ic of Alt-. Koss' ad¬ dress Is not yet dt^flnilely annt>uncetl. This m<M>tlng of the P. T. A. will be hi^lil Thursday afttM-noon of 11 ext week at 3.30. Misa Kthel Heed'es, wbo In¬ structs the 4-11 club In Horshani, will al.so speak. Her address will be made particularly to the home-workei-s. Miss HtHilles intends to organize a ciatis to which she will teach "Food I'lanning." IJeflnite ari-angeinents are to he mado relative to the I interest antl resiKinse at this meeting.
Alias A'era Shirk, of lloi-shani, en- terdalni'd a numbor of friends at a masquerade iparty at her home latl Friday evening.
Quite a large turn-out .attpntlotl the special session of the Horsham Fir9 company on Alonday evening. Purlu'.? the oriler of routine business a check was rmade on w-ork of all committees antl each Instructctl to enliven its in¬ dividual activities .and report dellnite- ly upon progress made at the time of the next meeting. This action la taken to in.still greater interest " and fidelity in the work of the fire ctnn- pany. A check for $54 was i-ecelvett from the townabi)) suihm-vIsoi-s for the coirtpensation of the lf>cal lli-emen In tiniie of need or Injury.
The annual chicken supper of the Ijadies' Aid society of the Jarrettown Al. hi. chuich will ba held on t-aluidJ y, Nov. 21, from 4.30 to 8.30. Tickets ai-e: A(^' i>'s,   7".   e.:   cbUdrpn,   50   cent...
Mrs. iPercy Theel, of Jai-rettown, is visiting relatives in New Jei'aey this weeJ<.
The first i-oheai-.'«il of the Thanks¬ giving pageant which is to be preaent¬ ed in the Upper Uublin Kutbei-an cliuix;'h on Sunday evening, Nov. 22, wai.s held In the church on Suntiay. The next rehearsal will be next Patur- d'ay at 2.30 p. m. All the participants are retiuoated to make .a special effort to be on hand.
j     Several  little  friends  of Mlss  K-jth I .Myers, of Janettwvn, gathered at liM' I home on  Saturtlay afternt>on  In honor of   her   Kith   bh-tiiday.   The   afternoon I -vxaa spent in the enjoyment of various I gaiTW\s dear to chiUlhood hearts. I'rUea I were  won  by Flta-ence Faust,  t>f Am- I bier;    Alaijorie   Keidc^man,     of       Fort j Washington,   antl   I-Veanore   Tlwel,   of ' Jarrettown.   Simple i-efreslwnents  were i served at 5  o'clock  consisting of fruit, ' lemonade, pretziels, birthday cake, can¬ dy   anil   peanuts.   Among   those   pres¬ ent   \\-«re:    Carol    Swartley,   of   AVil¬ low  Grove;   Fltn-ence   Faust,   of   Anrb¬ ler;   Marjorie   'Keiileman,   Fort   AVash¬ ington;   Ann  and  Kleanore  Theel  nnd I'Vances K!um, of Jarrettow'n.
Ahout 300 enjoyed the delightful chicken ;supper which the ladit\s of the. ProspectvilU- Al. K. church served In th'.'ir hall on Saturday. The chicken waa delicious and lots of It; a.s wns the case with everything on the table. .--'1>eeial miention should be mnde of tho ippetizlng apple pie w-ith which tho Ileal conii'utleti, toiqitxl off as it was with a generotis dash of ice ci-f\am making a perfect finish to a perfect meal.
A  nuniber  of friends from  Horsham ;ind nearby offorett their hearty greet¬ ings   to   .Miss   Abigail   Kly,   of   Maple lavenue, H'orsham, at a party on Tiies- ] day evening. A dozen  couples attended ' the   event,   which   Alisa   Kly   arranged li^'i-self.  None  knew of the signiHcanco of the I'vcnt until after the party was I assembk-d.       The   guests   wei-e   entei - i tainetl witii  dancing antl games, which j furnished   a   most   delightful   evening. . Aliss   Kly   servetl   i-efieshinents. I      Aliss Anna Hetweiler,  teaeher of  tbe j first   grade   iu   the   Horaliani       grade Ischool,   was   taken   i'l   while   insti-net- ing on Tui>sday morning antl was fmc- ed  to  return   to  her  home in   Utiyles- town,   Jlra.   AVealey   Alullin,   of   Alaplti ; Glen,    wa.s   obtainetl    to   substitute   in jher  place. i     Mlss Sarah Ann Tomlinson. of Hor-
T>i,„ ,..n,.L.   sham,   is   improving   from   the   recent The w.oi k I j^jj^|j.y  ^^^  j^^,^.  ^_^^^
i- .Mrs. lliiii-y Ciutiii.g, cf t'niontown Ohio, ia visiting for some time with her Iiarents, Air. and Alls. Keujamin Shirk,  of Horshiun.
I Alls. Williani R. Hehubtild, i>t llars- hani, spent Tuesday In Canideu on busint'ss,
in  place  of    the    regular    Krotlicr-
j hood meeting of the men of the Tp- licr r.ublln l.utheran  church  on Alon-
' day ni.ght, tlTi^re was a talk  on  Itussia
I by I'rof. Ala.xson, of tlu> llnivcrsity of Penna., which was enjoyed by the wtnnen   of  the  church  as   well   aa  the
j men. I'rof. Alaxaon has spent some time In Kussla tTuring the past sumnicr and  ts  well  qualitletl  to speak  on  this
I intel¦t^sting  subject.   His  i-emarks  w-ei-o
! tense and to the point, nnd biought out  the salient facts of Kusaia's five-
; year plan.
The Uadies" Aid Soclet.v. of the Up¬ per Dublin l.utheran  church,  will holtl
'an impoitant' meeting on 'i'liuisday at 2.30    p.   ni.    The    I.Ight    Urig.itle   will
1 mwt on  SaUu-<lay at '2.30  p. m.
¦      The   Uuthei-an    eonftn-ence   met      In
I Hethel church, Phlla., on Alonday and Tuesday. Ijayman"s dinner was at tJ o"elock   on   Alomla.v.
The Hallowe"en pany sponsored by the Uidies" .Aid. of the Jan-ellown Al.. Tl. _chui-ch, with Mrs. JTunaon and Airs. Kobert I-'aiiley, hostesses, was held in the church basoment on Tuesday nig'ht.
lAlrs. AVm. AVallace nnd family, of Fort Washington, visited Alr. jinil Afrs. AVilson  Aiatthias.  .Tarrettown,   in   their
, new home tme day last  wtvk.
At the meeting of Prisei'la l-H elnli of Horsham, held at the home of Aliss Helen While on Horsham Teri'ace, .Saturday  mt>.rniiig,  the  dlffeivnt  kiiiils
, of patches were discusae.d. Tho giii''n tinlahed their hemmetl patch antl were taught to ma.ke an overhantl iwitch. Discuaslon   of   means   to   raise   money
FOR
shot,
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