The Sentinel from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 6

THE EVENINf, FENTINFTi, PA tttttpciti a vi mav jom PAnrtSiX- mervice was Rev. Charles A. Me-Conaughy of the Hopewelll and wpmmp. Craft Pupils' Work On Display Downtown Guinston United Presbyterian Family Party Monday Methodist Choir To Sing Creation" Four soloists will participate in COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Dr. Walter C.

Langsam, president of Gettysburg College, will be the speaker at the commencement exercises at Enola High School Tuesday evening, June 2. MOTOROLA TKI-KVISi-TJ C. 1,1 M.I Telephone 2225-M Church. The service Included a sermon by Rev. Dr.

Addison II. I.eiUh; presentation of candidate for ordi A colorful exhibit by the private nunils of Dorothy B. Derr is on Paul Fisher to Head Carlisle Players Carlisle's community theatre group, the Carlisle Players, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kizlin, Carlisle Rl)l.

last evening for a combination business and social meeting. New oflkers were elected. They are Paul Fisher, president; Ken nation, constitutional questions, i lip your I'umily i-ome clr.ie to that of M.i unil I'a Kettle or the movie in minibci' ami appearance? Or do you know of a family that equals the ll meniber Kettles nd looks like the movie group? If so, the nunie and HiUlK'iW display this week in the window of Kronenberg's. One of the interesting items Is a miniature bmeau made before the turn of the century at Pine Grove Furnace. The bin can is owned and has been decorated by Ruth Hotkey, A little handmade rocker, which tlif ptTscntHlinn of Haydon's "Th Creation," (by the chance choir of Allison Memorial Methodist Church, Sunday morning at 11.

Two soprano soloists will be iMrs. John McKnishi and 'Mrs. Arthur Smith. Olen V. Yates will be tenor soloist and Wallace Wilson the bass.

i.Mrs. Roger B. Nelson, Dr. Horace E. Rogers and Wallace Wilson will sing as a trio, and a quartet will Include IVarl Fickley, Mrs.

William H- Myers William J. Itbo and Wallace Wilson. IMrs. Leslie M. Karper ill direct the oratorio, and organ accompaniment will ibe played by iMrs.

Horace E. Rogers. In three parts the ora and ordination prayer by his father, Rev. Dr. James K.

Leltch. Rev. John A. Shearer of the Stone Valley Presbyterian Church gave a "Murgo to the minister and Rev. Kenneth L.

Stewart of the York Presbyterian Church gave the charge to the congregation. Others participating In the service were Hugh K. McCullough of the host church. Lawrence McCullough of the York United Presbyterian Church, Ormond H. Kyle of Altoona, William J.

Leltch and George K. Leitch of Mt. Lebanon. neth Dick, business manager; Mrs. Paul Myers, secretary; Mrs.

Henry Kizlin, treasurer; 'Mrs, Don Eng-lander, publicly chairman; Jane Noll, properties, and Mrs. Donald Moll, representative-at-large. The Carlisle Players attended "Blithe Spirit" at Allenberry Play- 111) to the "Kettle Contest" in care of THE EVENING SENTINEL. The nam ea submitted will be transmitted to the Strand Theatre when the latest Kettle film. "Ma and I'a Kettle on opens Saturday.

The family selected clo. cut to the Kettles' will be guev.t-j of the theater Monday night after a dinner at the Carlisle Diner. crossed the Country in a Cones-toga wagon when the first settlers were establishing their homes, is owned and was decorated by Ruth Lawson. A 150-year-old dropieaf table belonging to Mrs. Deri's family lends its charm to the exhibit.

house Tuesday evening. Follow An old bonnet and shawl and a high hat were loaned by Ruth RoVkrv. An antique c-offee pot, an ing the play, the Allenberry Players entertained the Carlisle Players at the home of Richard North Gage, director. The Players will have several social meetings and several play readings throughout the Summer. They will resume their production schedule in the Fall.

torio tells the story of God bringing order out of chaos, creating the world, and of Adam andEve in Eden. The choir members. Include: Pearl E. Fickley. Mrs.

John Mc-Knight, Mrs William H. Myers Mrs. Roger E. Nelson, Helen Ney-hard, iMary E. Peters.

Mrs. Arthur 'Smith, Janis 'Mrs. John C. RUMMAGE SALE At Church House, Corner North and pedford, Friday, May 22, 7:30 to 9:30 p. Saturday, May 23, 8 a.

m. to 2 p. m. Sponsored by CLASS NO. 5, FIRST E.

U. B. ORDAINED AND INSTALLED Rev. James O. Leltch, the new pastor of the Big Spring United Presbyterian Church, Newvllle, was ordained and Installed Friday night by the Big Spring Presbyterian.

The presiding minister at the antique tea pot, an old butter churn, a handbraided rug, together with the replicas of traya, boxes, cannisters of bygone years complete the display. Members participating in the exhibit are Madge Baya, Jean Barnes, Jack Bowman, Helen Brenneman, Alice Butcher. Viola Chronister, C. D. Council Asks Members to Report Nancy Oeorge.

Kathlyn E. King, Madge A. lAne, Mrs. Thomas see a quite terrific YOU in a R. Novitt.

Mir-. N.ckiim, Olive Fickes, Gladys Gee, Elinor -H4ffelfinger, Bertha Hoffman, Ruth Lawson, Mary Long, Rae McGee, Edna Ondek, Ruth Rockey, Mary Shanabrook and Helen Tucker. Raymond S. Gabler, retjring president of the Carlisle AreaJEeach-ers Association is shown handing the gavel to Mrs. Myrtle T.

Davidson, newly elected president of the organization. The presentation was made at the annual faculty banquet held at Roger St. Germain. William J. L-ebo, Dr.

Horace E. Rogers, Kenneth E. Woomer, Olen V. Yates. Ralph Day David F.

Bevan, Leslie IM. Kraper, T. Lewis Liversidge, William H. Myers Richard H. Nickum, Harold E.

Park, Joseph Smith and J. Clifford Spangler. WILSON FESTIVAL Friday, May 22, 5 to 9 P. M. COME FOR SUPPER Home Baked Deans Sandwiches French Fries Ice Cream Cake Etc.

The Cumberland County Civil Defense Council has requested that all county auxiliary police and fire police report for duty at 8 p.m. May 27 at the County Control Center, (Yellow Cab Office) for participation in the mock air raid test alert for the borough of Carlisle. Chief E. J. Hunter, county chief of police services, has requested OF CALIFORNIA from David Markey, Robert Royer, Rob Church of Brethren To Present Musicale ert Vogelsong, Harold Anderson, Richard Haldeman, Paul Shenk, Paul Wynn, Mrs.

Arthur Smith, dr rttQrjnj fjiirhra Peiper, nr eom panist. thai all tlashlightsHe covered wrHH Lay Cornerstone At Mechanicsburg Mechanicsburg school -officials, in a simple ceremony held yesterday, laid the cornerstone for the new $135,000 Broad Street Elementary School. The cornerstone contains a copy of the Bible and newspaper accounts and pictures of the groundbreaking in mid-March as well as copies of the bond schedule and other pertinent records of ENTERTAINMENT-FUN FOR ALL a blue lens or paper. It Is also, requested that all men and women who have uniforms wear them. Others will be given CD arm bands.

I IS Pin 'CARIIIII MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses were issued today at the court house to: Alvin Clarence Reever, Lingles-town RD1, and Virgie Marie Bobb iMechanicsburg RD1. DON'T MISS THIS VALUE! FRYING CHICKENS Robert Louis Schuchman and Nancy Joanne Clouser, both of bniremanstown. The First Church of the Brethren will present a musicale Sunday night at 8 in the church, Walnut and West streets. Rev. Robert L.

Cocklin will offer the opening prayer and the benediction. The program will include an organ recital by Mrs. Barbara Har-tenbauer who will play "Prelude, Fugue and Chaconne," "L'Organo Primitive," "La Concertina, Suite amoresca," "Fountain Reverie," "Cortege et Litanie," and "Choral in A Minor." The Church of the Brethren Choir will sing "Hallelujah, Amen," "Open Our Eyes," Sacred Head," "God Is My Shepherd," "I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked," and "Beautiful Saviour." Choir members include Marian Markey, Miriam Royer, Arlene Roth, Zella Bowers, Clara Meals, Reba Peiper, Madeline Roth, Harold Boldosser, Rodney L. Hoover and Helen Plump Tender Fryers 47 Joann Nolan, both of New-burg. lb ROSES FOR TiiJHOSPITAI If a rose should bloom in your garden on Coronation Day Wouldn't you like to have it placed on a hospital patient's As Elizabeth is queen of her nation So the rose is queen of the flow ers A rose for each tray will bring joy all day Through the long and quiet hours.

The favor committee of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Carlisle Hospital Is sending out the above appeal in verse for roses to toe donated on Coronation Day, June 2, to placed on the hospital patients' trays. Rose gardeners can leave their roses at various points throughout Carlisle to' be announced later, on June 2, and they will )be collected. Rose-decorated cups and napkins provided by the auxiliary will complete the rose motif on Coronation Day. The committee has asked anyone Interested in the idea" to telephone either Mrs. Malcolm Simons 1503-M, or Mrs.

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Alfred II. Johnson, of the Munitions Board in Washington and Professor Arnold Wolfers, of Yale University lectured at the Army War College Tuesday. Gen. Johnson, who outlined a world-wide program to fuel a major war, graduated from the U. S.

Military Academy in 1926. In 1945 he spent several months in Europe with the Strategic Bombing Survey. Later he was assigned to units in Manila, Okinawa, and Tokyo. Professor Wolfers, who discussed political impact in Western Europe of German rearmament received his PH.D. degree from the University of Giessen in 1924.

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