The Sentinel from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 3

THE EVENING SENTINEL, CARLISLE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1933. PACE THREE MECHANICSBURG Personals Marriages Tr. and Mr r. Donalil It. Lurk In.

-Willard F. Cabell arrived here recently after serving 18 months in Austria with the 70th Stum Drawbaugh The marriage of Betty Jane K.N OS TONIGHT Dun Dnilrv in MKKT MK AT THK FAIR" Drawbaugh, daughter of Mr. and union, Hpent the weekend with Mrs. Larklu's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Mattesky, 731 West South Street Engineer Combat Battalion and received hi discharge Feb. 5 at In- Holly Firemen Turn Down C.D.A. Offerto Help Pay for New Pumper Refused 14 New Members Mrs. John P. Drawbaugh, Newvilie RD3, and Richard 0.

Stum, son of covering from influenza. Mr. and Mrs. and daughters. Donna Jean and Bonnie Kay, entertained a large group of relatives at their home near Wellsville 011 Sunday and sen-ved a turkey dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Harris G. Schlos-ser, Dlllsburg, have been spending a Winter vacation in Florida. A son was born Monday at the West Side Osteopathic Hospital, West York, to Mr.

and -Mra. Alvin Alwine, near Wellsville. diantown Gap. He and his wife Wft and Mrs. Edward J.

Mlnnich. members, bring the total to 124 men. The company decided to place a fire siren near the north end of town, so that alarms will always be heard. It had been pointed that, because of direction of the wind and noise at times, 'the alarm had not been heard by many firemen living in that section of the town. The drive for funds for the new pumper will continue until the total is reached, with all the other organizations of the town assisting in the drive.

are on a motor trip to Florida. Mrs. Ella Rowe, South Broad Mr. and Mrs. Guy O.

Stum, Carlisle RD4, -was solemnized Sunday, Feb. 22, 1953, at 3 in the Doubling Gap COMING vku. and TUCKS. At Our KeguUr lrirri! Ycar'n OutKlandinK Production OF OCR LADY OK FATIMV Street entertained at dinner re uenter, enureses or uod. Rev.

P. Johns, former pastor of the cently Dr. and Mi. Jame. Earp and children, of Westminster, and Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Fought and son, Jay, of Mechanicsburg Carlisle RDI, has as their week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. John P. Minrtlch and daughter, Janet, pf Boston, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard' Minnlch, Webster Avenue- Richard Mlnnich, also Carlisle IID1. and his fiancee, Miss Martha Mellott, Carlisle KD5, anlMrs. Mary Mlnnich. Pai-Half bride, performed the ceremony in the presence of Mrs.

Martha Draw- RU. baugh, Mr. and Mrs. Stum, Patricia Patriotism Theme Of CAR. Group Washington's Birthday Luncheon Held on Saturday The Conodoguine't Society of the Children of the American Revolution celebrated the 221st anniversary of the birth of George Washington at a luncheon at the Molly Pitcher Hotel Saturday afternoon.

Mothers, grandmothers and friends were guests. Regent Speaks Ann Leming, Junior C. A. R. president, conducted the ritual with salute to the flag and C.

A. R. creed. Mrs. S.

Harper Myers, D. A. It. regent, spoke on "The Honor ol Being a C. A.

(It. anl What It Means tor the Future as an American Citizen." Arvella Lefever played a violin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hench, of Progress, were guest of Mr. and stum, Mrs.

Phyllis and Mrs. Estella Johns. The bride wore a pink suit with IdwiT-d A. Evler. 3S Wost hiiIpp Mrs.

George E. Lauver, East Mar. ble Street. Street, has recovered from a short Illness. Mitss Mary E.

Clark, of East navy. accessories and a corsage of pink camellias. A wedding supper was served at fr. and Mm. Mark TO flarlipr Main Street, attended the Lincoln FISMISY9 Jioreland Avenue; V.

J. Temp-lfcton, and MW Itsabelle Temp. Day "Open House" of the Harris-burg Historical Society held recently in John Harris Mansion. PLAN AMATEUR SHOW DILLSBL'RG Mrs. G.

Slothow-er. Wellsville, is registering entries for ooming Amateur Night to be sponsored by the Warrington Neighbors' Women's Club as a part of its Youth Conservation program. The date for this event Is Wednesday evening, Mar. 4, and it will be at the Welte-ville Community Hail. won, raiKer Street, are in Mrs.

O. L. Landis, West Keller Street, a a patient in the Harris- me- uome oi me Driae in the evening. Mrs. Stum is employed by the Carlisle Garment Company.

The bridegroom is employed at the Let-terkenny Ordnance Depot, Cham-bersbuig. Mr. and Mrs. Stum will live at Carlisle RD4. i nuatlelphla for the annual dinner of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association at the Uellevue-Stratford Hotel The Citizens Hose Company of Mt.

Holly met in monthly session last night, with Dr. J. Raymond Snyder, president since 1930, in the chair. See "Strings" Attached After the usual items of business were transacted, a vote which was unanimous was taken on the Civilian Defense Administration offer to pay half of the cost of the new fire engine. The vote was an emphatic no to the CDA of what the company called "strings' which the company felt were attached to the offer, and the faet that the company has been in existence and paid its own way for C8 years.

As Dr. Snyder declared: "We have never once fallen down on any fund-raising project which we have undertaken. I am certain that we will succeed in raising the $16,000 for the new, 750gallon Sea- burg Hospital. Jay Henninger, daughter of Mrs. tr.

and Mra. Paul Yatps Anne Henninger, of East Keller Street has resumed her studies in DILLSBURG the fourth grade of the Arch SLIPPER SOCKS Street building, after several months of Illness. Miu. J. Hitchins, Mks Betty Kuukle, and Mise Katherine Bar-hour, all of Carlisle; Mr.

and Ma Harry Schreffler, Star Iwute, were among the gueste at the wedding of Miss Lena Van Dyke, Carlisle, to Foster Charles 11D3, at Gettysburg Friday evening. solo, "Minuet in Major," by Beethoven. Review Conducted Mrs. W. Sterrett Parkinson, Senior C.

A. Ii. president, conducted Beard Van Dyke Miss Lena Van- Dyke, Carlisle, daughter of Harry J. Van Dyke, Gettysburg RD3, and the late Mr. Bessie Rhodes Van Dyke, and Foster Charles Beard, son of Mr.

and Mrs, Franklin Beard, Gettysburg, were married Friday, Feb. 20, at 7 o'clock in St. James Lutheran Church, Gettysburg. Dr. Ralph R.

Gresh performed the ceremony before an altar banked with mixed Lawrence Weber, Wyornissing, spent yesterday with hie brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Brandt, on East Coover Street. Dr.

B. Frank SeiiBeman, retired veterinarian, of 28 West Coover Here is an item that everyone needs, for use around the house, for men, ladies, and Mrs. Get them while they last at this low price. an historical review of the thir SURVIVED BY SISTER teen original colonies of the United States. (As she called the DILLSBL'RG.

Feb. 23 Mr. and Mrs. Mearl M. B.

Heikes, Latimore have received word their son, (Lowell, who left Feb. 10 for Army induction, i now having his basic training at a Kentucky camp. For day before his departure to Kentucky, he was at Fort and during his stay there his parents and other members of the family motored to Font Meade to visit him. The Smnmers family who have been operating the "Bermudian Store" for the paet year are re grave engine, which we have pur- In the obituary notice of Clar- St.rppt ppichivjtP.i hii 91c sed for rural and townmKPTThe nee Ldwal Wstegouer. Mech- roll, the appointed memberplaced a small flag on the cake and gave a brief history of the founding of day auniveiijury Tuesday.

Rev. and II. R. Lobb, of West, Sinir'Son Street, attended the Cumberland Valley District njoburg RD2, in Monday's iue THE 'ieher, RD3. was lLsted as a.

sister Spring ifiowers and palms, and il luminated by candlelight. Richard Shade presented an or Men's Plastic Raincoats people of this community have always been generous with us and we can not let them down now by becoming tied-in with any Federal or other government grant. We will make our way through the help of mat coiony. TaKing part in this review were Julia and Mary Shana- fhe name should have been Mr. lmer Finkeubinder.

RD3. gan reciial before the ceremony and accompanied the vocalist, Ernest Stover, Gettysburg, who sang "0 our community and surroundins i Hospital Notes Promue Me" and, during the cere mony, "The Lord's Prayer." rural areas which we serve and we'll do it without 'outside Over $500 in contributions were Men do not get caught in the rain when you can buy a Plastic Raincoat from Penney's for the low price of (mfole The bride wore a ballerina-length TRIXY FOUNDATIONS Expert Corsetry Service In Your Home acknowledged last night, most of gown of navy blue nylon lace over Admitted yesterday to Carlislp taffeta and pink accessories. She lospltal were Mrs. Georse R. them from residents living along the first few miles of the Pine Mrs.

Florence H. carried a white Bible topped with toimer, Alt Holly Serines: Mrs. Road, already solicited. ohn F. Duprez.

1 North Pitt- Mt. Holly Springs Phone 111-R-4 The company admitted 14 new a white orchid to which at. tached a shower of ribbons. Mrs. James Reaver.

Gettysburg, nanes W. Billow III. 657 North Missionary Meeting in the Church of God, Shippenaburg. Rev. Lobb is pastor of the Harmony Bethel Church.

J. Leon Tillett, of Mesa, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Thornhill, 498 Glen He has just finished three years missionary work in Holland in the interest of the Mormon Church. Tillett saw the destruction caused by the recent flood in Holland.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Arbegast have returned to their home on South Frederick Street, after vacationing at Sebring, Fla. Miss Eva Arbegast. of Wrest Keller Street, w'a4 in Philadelphia Tuesday where she attended the funeral of Dr.

John Wiley Francis, who was the father of Miss Jean Francis, former dean of girls in the local high school. (Jford; Paul F. Lehman. Star BOYS CAPS oute; Dennis Rheain. Landisbure: brook, John and All Leming, Arvella Lefever and Deborah Horner, Maida, Johnson and Emily Grimm.

Mary Landis substituted for several participants who were ill and could not attend. Patriotic Theme On the officers' table was a birthday cake presented by the D. A. on each side of which was a floral decoration in red, white and blue presented by a C. A.

R. friend. Red, white and blue candles with souvenir flowers made by C. A. R.

members decorated all the tables. Charter Exhibited The cake was cut by the Junior and Senior C. A. Ii. presidents.

Mrs. Parkinson conducted an historical quiz and called attention to the C. A. R. magazine published four times a year.

The charter of the Conodoguinet Society given in 1922 was exhibited. It records the names of 32 charter members. arl Dick, Dale. RD1 sister of the bridegroom, was the matron of honor. Her gown was fashioned like' that of the bride, and she carried a hand corsage of Vfyiam Shumberger, Mrs.

James We Specialize in Quality Workmanship with a Complete Stock of New Shocks and Front End Parts. tompton. Mrs. William I.ihn- ati and iMrs. S.

Leroy Calaman, of Boiling Springs; Walter Lins BEAR WHEEL ALIGNING Boys' winter caps made of gabardine with lined ear flaps. Get them at Penney's while they last at this low cost. Z18 South Hanover; Gertrude itt, RD4; G. Hatfield, Star Parker 8t Phone 102 Carlisle oute; Joseph Line, RD6: Jesse audabaugh, RD5; John Billet. 135 Nancy Rickrode.

Gardners RD2. nd Mrs. 'Charles Hawke. RD4. PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK PLYWOOD Discharged were Raymond Wagoner.

Star Route; Mrs. Max Pat- 'Many of these have transferred to urson, Ickesburg; Mrs. Frank W. 'eigler, Shermans Dale, RD1; Mrs. pink roses and carnations.

James Reaver, Gettysburg, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers were (Martin H. Van Dyke, brother of the bride, and Edward C. iBeard, uncle of the bridegroom. A reception was held in the social room of the church immediately after the Hostesses who assisted at the reception were Miss Ruth Gettysburg; Mrs.

Marlin Van Dyke, Gettysburg RD3; Mrs. Paul Yates, Carlisle, and Mrs. Harry Schreffler, Carlisle Star Route. After April 1, Mr. and Mrs.

Beard will live at 162 West Louther Street. The bride, a graduate of Gettysburg High School, is employed in the traffic department of the United Telephone Company in Carlisle. THIEF IGNORES CASH PERTH AMBOY, N.J. U.E Police said a thief broke into an inn here, ignored money and jewelry in the cash register, and stole six bottles of the inn's finest whisky. WINDOW CORNICES Scalloped designs ready to paint, stain or cover with fabric to fit your decorating scheme.

the D. A. R. and S. A.

R. and are scattered throughout the United States. The meeting closed with a prayer, ''God Bless America," from the C. A. R.

ritual. FARMERS TRUST CO. STOCK 133 Shares will be offered at Public Sale on Saturday, February 28th, 10 A. M. in the corridor of the Court House.

ohn W. Herman, RD3: Mrs. Har-Id Delp, 132 West South; Mrs. ofa Mooney, 216 East Mulberry; Jetty Parks, 35 East Louther; Rob-rt K. Yohe, 105 Frederick; Marion 54" 42 84" Y's Men to Sponsor t.

G.earhart. 118 East High; Mrs. HamaW Sunday, Mechanicsbure: ViHiam Brehm, 147 Spring Road; Waynesboro Club A delegation from the Car has assisted in organizing the Waynesboro men throughout Ihe past year, under E. Robert Lutz, chairman of the club extension committee. Carlisle Hospital Auct.

S. C. Hertzler, Treas. William F. Keifer and son, tar Route, and Mrs.

Thomas Dum and son, Elliottsburg, RD1. Roy D. Gutshal lisle Y's Men's Club, headed by W. Foster Bishop, will act as sponsors of the newly. The bridegroom attended Gettys Births lormed Waynesboro Y's Men's Club which will be chartered bv burg public schools.

He is associated with the C. H. Musselman Company in tBiglerville. I ENDS ALL.ii a nnn imr I the Yts Men's International at TONIGHT DDOU OL VOSieilO lVULCl tri. JMULT a dinner meeting at 6:30 tonight (Mrs.

Richard (Lillian and n7 iwaynesDoro. I I O'Brien, Carlisle, have an- Leather Handbags Angora Mittens Men's Nylon Sport Shirts Men's Flannel Pajamas 2.00 50c 3.44 2.27 The Carlisle Y'a Men's-Clnb: PURCHASE ORGAN The purchase of a Wurlitzer organ was authorized Saturday by the organ committee for installa ounced The" birth. of a daughter parent 01 me wayneaooro group, eb. 23 at Carlisle Hospital. tion in Memorial Auditorium at A ou was born at the Warner -I I I 1 m.

VI I I I IV I I I I I Shippensbure State Teachers Col Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. iarold King. York Springs. lege.

The installation will be made shortly and the dedication will be rBUDGET Boys' Long Sleeve Sport Shirts 1.37 a feature of Alumni Day, May 23. SUES FOR DIVORCE STARTS TOMORROW! FOOD Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kanis, ienna.

announced the birth a daughter, Katherine Mary, eb. 23 at the George Washington niverslty Hospital, Washington. C. Mrs. Karns is the former Hannan Ritter Hollinger, 141 West Louther Street, charged adultery in a divorce suit filed in GUIDE the protnonotary office against Sprow, daughter of Mr.

and FOR THE WEEK William E. Hollinger, Philadelphia. They were married Aug. 26, 1952, at Pine Grove Furnace. lis.

Monroe D. "Sprow, of 526 South fanover Street. Horn PACKED WITH BALI-BALI FUNNY-FUNNY GAGS 4iM CATCHY-CATCHY TUNES! 15 OOAOPIfflf HOMINY WITH CHEESE In) HI STARTING DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 2. The holm Jl.Footleji 1. Present oak 22.

Skin i Hommy is a food IIP HA-HA FUN! I3SSV often overlooked Try serving it in a HJAcolt 3rFBOTlff-like 24. Lean ADVENTURE! cheese sauce I I 6in9' Boi ond Dot or "Rood" ihey fejj! I I I top all their belt in their latest, 'their first I or filly process and 9. Medley 4. Toward sinewy -it's really good! oIn I JOA EjS I IE 0Q IN mm mm SCHOOL LUNCH Hominy with Cheese 10. Contest 5.

A food 25. Raised of speed 6. Food platform 21. Level for horses 26. Rough 12 Leader of 7.

Indian with Protestant tree bristles Reformation S. Looked slyly 27. Young: THE WORLD'S FORGOTTEN "HOT ENDS TODAY "THE HAPPY TIME" Fruit Salad Rolls Kinr(L.) 11. God of love salmon '4 4 15. Raised Milk platform 16.

Sun god Saturday's Answer 37. River (So.Ajn.) 38. Constel. lation 40. Part of "to be" VEGETABLE CHOWDER 12.

Placed 13. Unusual 15. Hauled IS. Flourished 19. Decayed wood used as tinder 28.

Disburse 29. Perishes 31. Obnoxious plants 34. Paradise 35. Seaport (Algeria) 17.

Gold (her.) lSfCourage (Q Cook together in small amount of (slang) A I tnnfar 1 I ded cabbaee. 1 c. 19. Through 20. Trapped 22.

fmpolite 23. Benchlike sliced carrots, VA c. diced potatoes, Add 2 c. hot milk. seat in J.

ARTHUR RANK4ct season to taste. APPLE PUDDING Slice apples in deep baking dish. Cover with thin muffin batter, sprinkle with cinnamon and brown sugar. Bake at 350 wmm i rfl- mzz.w.zzm lllllilllli SUNDAY DINNER church 24. Gain 25.

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the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. A Cryptogram Quotation ro mnci sesuits usi DAISY MODUCTS MADE SY- SOON THE PICTURE YOU'LL REALLY ENJOY 1 QOBMTOQ MDBI BIU DNSJ ROBERT TjttXOR ELE4K0R PARKER DAIRY UITPSLO PUTL ASAWNJFO QOJUU YJUIFOWUI LONEULDUNJU. yesterday' Cr.vptoo.uote: WORDS DIVIDE AND REND: BUT tlLENCE IS MOST NOBLE TILL THE END SWINBURNE. Dutnbuted ky King Fttlurci 420 Franklin St.

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