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SIX THE EVENING SENTINEL. CARLISLE. PA MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1963 Obituaries 123; offerins54.91. Revival services will continue each evening at 7:30 p.m. through Sunday.

Landisburg Church To Hold Revival Services Church Reports And Activities This Week Albert Wneeldon Krily, Jr. John Raymond Neglry John Raymond Negley, RD2, S. Taul Yelngat S. Paul Yeingst, RD2, Card Albert Wheeldon Kelly, 413 First United Church of Christ Monday. 7:30, Scouts; Worn 4 Parked Cars Hit In Mishaps Auto Skids On Ice In One Accident Four parked cam were dam North Pitt Street, died in the Car ners, died this morning at his Newville, died on Saturday in the Carlisle Hospital.

He was 74 lisle Hospital yesterday. He was en's Guild meeting to which all years old. 77 years old. First Presbyterian Monday 6:30, Girl Scouts, 8, Trustees. Tuesday 1:30, Hannah circle; 7, Women's Guild Valentine party at the Presbyterian Home, 602 A son of the late George and 3 From Chamber Attend Baltimore "Aircade" Three Carlisle Chamber of Commerce members attended an sponsored by the U.

S. Chamber last week in the Baltimore Civia Center. More than 1,400 C. of C. member from six states attended the one of 15 being held by the group throughout the Country.

Attending the session were Roy. E. Hoffman, president of the Carlisle C. of Mayor William M. Hartzell and R.

H. The husband of Mary Walker he was a member of the St Martha Barrick Neglpy, he was born on Sept. 20, 1888, in Mifflin home. He was 61 years old. A native of Cumberland County, he was a son of Lula and the late Emory Yeingst.

He was employed by the Eat-on-Dikeman Company, Mt. Holly Springs, where he was a mechanic for the last 20 years. He was a member of the North Hanover Street; 8:30, Young John's Episcopal Church and the Cumberland Fire Company. He men of the Church are invited. Social action committee.

Wednesday- 4:15, Brownies; 6:30, Jr. Choir; 7:30, Chancel Choir. Thursday- 8, Bible study group B. Friday- 8, Discussion prayer Township, Cumberland County. He was married to the late Alma aged in two accidents reported in the borough over the week Adult class at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Ferdon, 624 Bel was a widely known painter in Carlisle and a former chainmak- vedere. end by Carlisle police. No one er. He pitched ball for the Salad Wednesday 4, Brownies; 6:30, Clouse Negley.

He was a retired employe of the Goodyear Shoe Company. Mr. Negley was a member of the Center Lutheran Church. was reported hurt in the mis. haps.

Birds of the Carlisle Athletic Uriah Evangelical United Junior Choir; 7:30, Senior Choir. Club, and for the Lucky Nine on group at the Cleland home, 901 Saturday 10, Communicant On Saturday, a car driven by N. West. Thorpe Day. Brethren Church, the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Carlisle, and the Aspers and Mt.

Holly class. fenger. The son of the late Albert Saturday- 9:30, Early 2nd He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Lloyd Coy, Newville, and Annie Glee Kelly, he year confirmation class; 10:45, Springs fire companies. and Mrs.

Benjamin VanSeyoc, Nancy L. Piper, 18, of 1878 Spring Road, skidded on ice on East Penn Street and struck the sides of two parked cars. The parked vehicles are owned by William Black, 42 East was born on Apr. 1, 1885. 1st year and late 2nd year con In addition to his mother, he Christian and Missionary Alliance RD2, Newville; one sister, Mrs.

He is survived by his wife; sev firmation classes. is survived by his wife, Mrs Grace Burkholder, Newville; three grandchildren and two Bessie Trump Yeingst; three en daughters, Mrs. Ruth Didas Wayland, N. Mrs. Fay Milani St.

Paul's Lutheran The meetings are held for educational and advancement purposes for Chamber members in an effort to stimulate interest in government, Mayor Hart, zell said. The sponsoring Chamber members fly from city to city to hold the "Aircade" meet" ings. sons, Elmer, Carlisle, Sherman great-grandchildren. r.nmn.i.1 iiiwii.nin.il Orange, N. Mrs.

Marne La Monday- 7:30, Boy Scouts: Wednesday 7:30, Prayer and teacher training class. Thursday 4:10, Good News Club; 7:30, Ladies Fellowship in the home of Mrs. Ada Stambaugh, 207 N. Bedford. Saturday 7, Alliance Youth Fellowship.

Washington, D. and Richard, RD2, Gardners; one daughter, lusis, Carlisle; Mrs. Esther Pof- Penn Street; and George and Martha Eberts, 62 East Penn Street. Early this morning, a car Explorers. The funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m.

in the Reubin A. Shoop Funeral Home, 24 Westi fenberger, Rohrersville, Md. Tuesday- 10, Circle No. 1, at Miss Alverta Yeingst, at home; Mrs. Jeanne K.

Gibbs, Carlisle: the Aust home. 200 Noble; 2, one step-son, Lloyd Herman. driven by Lonny McDermond, Mrs. Frances Fitzpatrick, Car 23, of RD2, Newville. struck RD2, Gardners; five brothers, Samuel and W.

Blair, RD2, lisle, and Mrs. Rose M. Zeigler Circle No. 2, at the parsonage, 217 West Louther; 7:30, Circle No. 4, at the Carroll Myers REV.

JOSEPH VITELLO A series of evangelistic serv Carlisle; three sons, Jack Gardners; Frank and Lester, Big Spnng Avenue, Newville, with the Rev. Franz Lundahl, Herndon, officiating. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight at the funeral home.

Waggoner's K.U.B. Bellflower, Frank and two parked cars on West High Street, when, McDermond told police he fell asleep at the wheel. The parked cars are Steelton, and Chester Clair, home, 900 Hamilton. ices will begin tomorrow at the Landisburg Assembly of God Attendance was 130 at wor Michael, both of Carlisle; two sis Teacher Course Set For Biddle Chapel The first session of a teacher ters, Mrs. Ellen Neary, Miami, Honolulu, Hawaii; four sisters Mrs.

Howard Starner, RD2, Gardners; Mrs. John Nordine, Wednesday- 7, Junior Choir; Senior Choir. Thursday- 7:30, Circle No. 5, and Miss Mary Kelly, Car Church and will continue nightly at 7:30. p.m.

through Sunday, it was announced by Rev. F. Eber ship; offering was $48.25. Thursday- 8, Ladies Class meeting at home of Mrs. Beu-lah Baric.

Shippensburg; Mrs. Wendell at the Wolfe home, 144 Wilson. training class will be conducted owned by Charles U. Mowery, 418 South Pitt Street; and Albert Hoffman, 100 McLand Drive, Mt. Holly Springs.

McDermond faces a motor code lisle; two brothers, Edwin and Harrison, both of Carlisle; 26 grandchildren and 14 great Reitzel, pastor. Wilson, RD1, Gardners, and on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Bid- William Henry Swigert William Henry Swigert, RD1, Wad at flappmnnt Farms ves- First Church of God Mrs. Clair Gruver, Steelton; The evangelist will be Rev. Jo grandchildren.

die Chapel of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, East and and eight grandchildren, Attendance was 342. offering seph Vitello, Erie, who recently The funeral service will be held vioiauon crwrge as a result 01 terday He was 83 years old $88.79. North Streets. the accident. Born on Jan.

27. 1880, in Cum- held Thursday at 2 p.m. in N. Mountain Democrat Club Meets Tomorrow was appointed to the Assemblies of God foreign missions department in Rome, Italy. He will Monday.

6:30, Jr. Choir; 7:30, The course to be studied on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Hoffman Funeral Home, 219 the Uriah EUB Church with the Boy Scouts. "New Testament by berland County, he was a son of the late William and Eliza North Hanover Street, with the teach in the Bible school. Tuesday.

7:30, Mrs. Ben Hess Rev. John G. Hilton officiating, beth Buckwalter Swigert The North Mountain Demo Bible Class; Mrs. James Leone Clarence Benson.

The pastor, the Rev. Wilbur J. Deardorff, will be the teacher. SSC To Confer Degrees On 61 Students Feb. 24 Burial will be in the Westminster He is survived by one sister, cratic Club will meet tomorrow Bible Class.

Memorial Gardens. Friends may Mrs. Alice Six, RD1; 11 nep Wednesday- 7, WCSC; 8. Sr, Three Students Hurt night at 8 p.m. at the home of T.

A. Quigley, RD2, it was an call tomorrow evening at the hews and 2 nieces. encar. At Winter commencemnt exer funeral home. Rev.

J. Kenneth Bamer, his pastor, and the Rev. Gerald Kauffman, pastor of the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church, officiating. Burial will be in the Mt. Holly Springs Cemetery.

Friends may call on Wednesday evening at Gibson Funeral Home, Mt. Holly Springs, and on Thursday from nounced today by Jay V. Stone, The funeral service will be held on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Route 11 Accident cises of Shippensburg State Col president of the group. Grace EUB Spiritual Life Mission with serv the Roth Funeral Home, 169 lege at 2:30 p.m.

on Feb. 24, in Memorial Auditorium, Master of Richard B. Sense man Three Lebanon Valley College West High Street, with the Rev, ices Monday through Thursday at Among the items of discussion will be plans for attending the meeting of the newly-formed Richard B. Senseman, formerly Education degrees will be conferred on three students and Bach 7:30 p.m. with The Reverend Gerald D.

Kauffman, pastor of the Grace Evangelloal United students, one of them a co-ed, were injured yesterday morning when their car skidded off Route of the Mechanicsburg region, was noon until time of the service SSC Art Exhibition Continues To Feb. 22 A new art exhibit featuring more than 30 works by students in the creative painting class of Shippensburg State College wiH continue through Feb. 22 in the Student Lounge of Old Main. Faculty members and their fatally injured on Friday at Ros- elor of Science in Education degrees will be conferred on 58 stu at the church. 11 five miles east of Shippensburg coe, N.

Y. He was a resident ot Brethren Church, officiating. Burial will be in the Salem Stone Church Cemetery. There Cumberland County Democratic Club which will be held on Wednesday night at the Carlisle Band Hall. Otis Morse, State Democratic chairman, is sched Favetteville.

N. Y. Ha was 37 and upset. dents. MaJ.

Gen. William T. Train, vears old. They were en route to an Evan will be no viewing. Tammy Lee Fahnestock Tammy Lee Fahnestock, 5-day- commandant of the Army War gelical United Brethren church in A veteran of World War II, he was a graduate of William Penn uled to speak at the county College, will be the commence Maryland where the young men old daughter of James L.

and Charles W. Wolfe, Florin, preaching. Tuesday 1:30 Overcomers Bible Class; 4:15, Brownie Troop; 7, Cub Scouts. Thursday 9:30 a.m., Women's prayer study group at the parsonage, 420 W. South; 6:15, Intermediate Girl Scouts.

Saturday 7:30. a.m.. Men's Prayer group. The Sunday School attendance was 638, which included 9 visitors. meeting.

ment speaker. Mrs. Treeda X. Crura Mrs. Tressie N.

Crum, RD2, were to have preached at morn Ruth Ann Fahnestock, RD1. New Degrees will be conferred by High School, Harrisburg, and Syracuse University. He was a member of Perseverance Lodge ing services. The girl was to be ville, died on Saturday in the Gardners, widow of George W. Crum, died in her home on Sat the organist.

Carlisle Hospital. Dr. Ralph E. Heiges, president of the College. Master' degree can Hew Garage Will Be No.

21 of the Masons, Harris In addition to the parents, sur Rubin Lucas, 21, Hagerstown, urday. She was 67 years old. didates will be presented by Dr. burg; Harrisburg Consistory, and viving are a brother, Rickie Lee, and Mary Ellen Olmstead, Mrs. Crum, who wag born in Opened Tomorrow and a sister, Brenda Lee, both 18, Wilmington, were in a Willard E.

Kerr, director of graduate studies, and Bachelor's de Adams County, was the daughter the National Microfilm Assn. Surviving are his wife, Mrs wives recognized the creative works of the students at a tea officially opening the exhibit on Thursday. Each student in the class chose a research area, such as impressionism and cubism, and painted in that style. Most of the paintings are in oil, but the exhibit also includes some encaustic, some gouchs and some egg tempra. Several of the students works at home; the paternal grandpar satisfactory condition at the of the late Calvin R.

and Martha Edgar Salisbury. and cree candidates by Dr. D. Paul Margaretta Sees Senseman; two ents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Chambersburg Hospital. Smav. dean of instruction. Gerald C.

Koser, both of Warner Cline. She was a member of the Mt. Tabor Evangelical United Brethren Church and of the Ronald J. Beistline, 21, SteeL daughters, Gretchen and Pamela, both at home, and his parents, Fahnestock, MR, Mt. Holly Springs; the maternal grandpar Carlisle, will open a general re Newville Zion Lutheran Attendance at morning worship was 190.

Sunday School attendance was 206 and offering ton, who State police said wag the This will be the second commencement program for members of the Class of 1963. Fifty were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert T. Sense- ents, Mr.

and Mrs. Millard Dan- Golden Rule Sunday School Class. driver, suffered minor In Junes. pair and service garage tomorrow at 63 East Chapel Avenue. They will trade under the name man.

'257 Belvedere Street. ner, WellsviEe, Pa. Beistline and Lucas are study sraduated in November. Com' The funeral service will be held She is survived by three children, Mrs. Bradford Tagarty, Atlanta, Graveside service will be held ing for the ministry at Lebanon of Sam's and Jerry's.

will be added to the permanent on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Myers Funeral Home, 1903 Mar Valley College. mencement exercises also will be held in May and August under Shippensburgs four-term calendar Both Salisbury and Koser for Mrs. Mae Slaybaugh, Gettysburg, and Ray Crum, RD2, Gardners, one brother, Calvin Cline, Second Presbyterian Monday- 4, Brownie Troop No. 443; 4:30, Girl Scout Troop No.

720 at the home of Mrs ket Street, Camp Hill. The Kev. tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the Mt. Holly Spring Cemetery with the Rev.

Frederick Bennett, pastor of the Assembly of God Church, Dillsburg, officiating. collection of the college. Those to be added to the collection are being selected by student vote merly were in the employ of Paviol's Garage, East High year. Charles T. Sardeson, pastor of Gettysburg, and six step-grand Candidates for the Master's de Three Injured Persons the First Lutheran Church, Car Street.

during the exhibit. children. John Lewis. 601 Moor eland. lisle, will officiate.

Burial will gree are: Jonas Faust Hissong, RD1. Chambersburg, and Mrs. The funeral service wiH be held Tuesday. 6 :30, Junior Choir. be in Rolling Green cemetery.

Wednesday- 8, Bible Study reated At Dispensary Three persons were treated at Marjorie Flood Strausner of Mont William R. Weidler William R. Weidler, Harrisburg, tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Dugan Funeral Home, Bendersville, with class for circle leaders. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m.

tomorrow at the funeral Alto, both in elementary educe. the Rev. John Loewen, pastor of died on Saturday in the Harris Thursday- 6:30, Youth Choir; home. tion, and Charles M. Orner, Pittsburgh, in secondary social stud the Carlisle Hospital dispensary over the weekend.

Treated on Sat Senior Choir. the Mt. Tabor EUB Church, officiating. Friends may call after 7 urday were: burg Hospital. He was 56 years old.

Mr. Weidler was a painting contractor. He was a member of the A POINT TO REMEMBER pan. tonight at the funeral home. St Matthew's United Church of Richard Kuntz, 11, RD2, Gard Mrs.

J. Edward Stum Mrs. Mary Ellen Stum, wife of ners, who fell while sledding and ies. Cumberland County residents in the class are: Judy L. Oymans and Bonnie K.

Keller, both of RD1; Joyce A. Swartz. RD2, Newville; Ronald C. Market Square Presbyterian Christ Carlisle Springs Attendance at worship was J. Edward Stum.

Landisburg, died suffered a puncture wound. He Mrs. Caroline Dartee Mrs. Caroline Da vies, RD2, yesterday at her home. She was Church.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs, was admitted to the hospital and his condition is reported as satis Gardners, widow of William A. 75 years old. A native of Perry County, she Mary Malehorn Weidler; his moth Davies, died in the Carlisle Hos er, Mrs. Minne E. Weidler, Car uital yesterday morning.

She 91, church school 53; offering $10.55. Tuesday. 7:30, Senior Choir. Thursday- 4, Confirmation class. Thursday- 7:45, Women's lisle, and a brother, Edwin was 90 years old.

factory; and Emma Baer, 46, MR, Mt. Holly Springs, who cut a hand on a wire fence. Steven W. Johnson, 5, RD4, was treated at the dispensary yester Paxtang. Eckerd, 115 East Marble Street, Mechanicsburg; Patrick A.

Frank and George Krnjaic, both of Shippensburg; Donna M. Landii, Le-moyne; Constance O. Brandt, Camp Hill, and Colleen J. Small, New Cumberland. She was a daughter of the The funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m.

in the Sharon was a member of the Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, Landisburg. In addition to her husband she is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Albert Snyder and Mrs. Max Wilt, Landisburg; Mrs.

Chester Morrison, RD3, and Mrs. Carl Snyder, Carlisle; four step-cons, Earl late William and Sidney Showers Sowers. She was a member Guild. We are ever striving Improve our already high quality and maintain our low priest. The POINT that has made mi the largest Monument Company In the valley.

LOOX FOR YOURSELF Open Weekday Sunder I to I P.M. day and then admitted to the hos Funeral Home, 112 North Harris of the Goodyear Lutheran pital after he fell on the ice and burg Street. Steelton, with the suffered a cerebral concussion. Triumphant Church of God Sunday school attendance was Church. Surviving are a stepson, Hugh Rev.

Dr. John D. Tate, hig pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the His condition is reported and John, both of Landisburg, Davies, Chicago, two step- Mt. Olivet Cemetery, New Cum Paul.

Lemoyne, and RusselL berland. Friends may call at the RECORD SALES, EARNINGS REPORTED BY AMP Preliminary combined sale and earnings of AMP, Incorporated, its domestic and European subsidiaries and its affiliate, Pamcor, in the year ended funeral home tonight after 7 p.m. Greensboro, N. a step-daughter, Mrs. Marion Delancey, Carlisle, and eight grandchildren and DmhuC edy GnnniTE uontis grandchildren and several nieoes and nephews.

The funeral service wiH be held on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Dugan Funeral Home, Bendersville, with the Rev. Figures Transposed In Price Of Farm Complete Ante od Furniture Upholstering Free Estimates Reduced Prices YEAGER'S AUTO UPHOLSTERING I Mile tram CerUale Us Babe Pike, C. 8. Roote a four great-grandchildren.

The funeral service will be held Tba Leading Monument Builder Sine 1888 Dec. 31, set new high records, the company announced. Burglary Of Bowling Center Reported Here Phone 774-11 II NEWVILLE. PA. on Wednesday at 2 p.m.

in the Mt. Zion Lutheran Church with the The price of the sale of the Douglas Boden officiating. Friends may call at the funeral Combined sales for the year ended Dec. 31 are estimated by Rev. Robert Heim, her pastor, of Harvey Shughart farm, South Middleton Township, fo 1 home tomorrow after 7 p.m.

the company at $70,600,000, up 19 ficiating. Burial will be in the per cent over the previous record church cemetery. Mrs. J. Benjamin Black of $59,250,729 set in the year end Burglars broke into the Carlisle Bowling building, 18 West High Street, early Saturday morning and took an estimated $600 in cash, tools and equip known as the Abe Bosler farm, which was purchased by Mr.

and Mrs. Nevin Wilson, RD4, Mechanicsburg, was $67,500, instead of Friends may call tomorrow from Mrs. Lovina E. Black, Ben 7 to 9 p.m. at the Clemens Funeral Home, West Main Street, New 91.

S. TWi. FH. St. to Shop Mon.

Tues. Wed. Bloomfleld. ment from the center, was $76,500 as reported the story published Saturday. ed Dec.

31, 1961. Combined net income for the year 1962 it estimated at a record $7,425,000, equal to $1-23 an endorsed share, an increase of 18 per cent over combined net in dersville, wife of J. Benjamin Black, died last night at her home. She was 64 years old. She was a daughter of the late John and Elizabeth Griffie reported to Carlisle police who Hurry! Save- Save- Save- SAVE Wallace H.

Weston Wallace H. Weston, Harris are investigating the burglary. William Meyer, South Spring Garden Street, proprietor of the Myers and wag a member of come of $6,311,450, equal to $1.04 per share in the twelve months to the Bethlehem eran burg, died last night in the Dauphin County Hospital He bowling center, said that a quick check showed that tools SALE Churoh, Bendersville. Dec. 31, 1361.

Directors of AMP and its af was 63 years old. Besides her husband, she is GOING-OUT OF-BUSINESS Willie TTisy Lt He was born in Altoona, son OUR SHOE REPAIRS SAVE BILLS survived by seven children, Mrs. George May, RD2, Gardners; Wayne Black, RD1, Or- filiate, Pamcor, on Jan. 23 increased the regular quarterly combined cash dividend on AMP were taken from the rear of the building along with a quantity of cash which he had in a cloth bag in a file cabinet. Carlisle police said that the tanna; Robert S.

Black, sta of the late Frank and Cora R. Weston. He was employed as policeman on the Pennsylvania Railroad for many years. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday at 11 a jn. in TT" TTAMA T7 i endorsed shares to 10 cents a share from the cents a share quarterly basis in 1962.

This is burglars apparently entered the rear of the building by knock BLOUSES s1 Votes to 7.95. 32 to 44. Woof, iertey, eettos mere! the 10th consecutive annual in tioned in the Army in Germany; Mrs. Wayne Plank, RD1, Aspers; Mrs. A.

Earl Jacoby, Gettysburg; Richard B. Black, Bendersville; and Mrs. Crape ing out a panel on a door and then unlocking it. Here's where eld shoes get new life I CITY SHOE REPAIR "BUD" SADLER. Prep, lis S.

Hanover St. Carlisle crease in the company's dividend rate. The increased dividend is payable on Mar. 1 to shareholders of record on Feb. Stringer, Bendersville, and 27 UHr iAigari ruimiu iujiiik, jjcii- dersville, with the Rev.

Dr. Henry W. Sternat officiating. There will be no viewing. Burial will be in the Bendersville Cemetery.

I DIVORCE SUIT FILED grandchildren. FALSE FIRE ALARM School Will Be Host To Indignities were charged tn a divorce libel filed at the Court House by Kermit R. Fanus, RD5, against Harriett Hunt Fanus, 1058 Harrisburg Pike, They were married Sept 15, The Union and Cumberland fire companies were called to the Phi Delta Theta fraternity 4 house, 49 North West Street 1962, at Huntsdale. early this morning when smoke was reportedly seen pouring TREMENDOUS BARGAINS See Jhem! DRESSES SI 2 3.50 4.75 -5 Volees to 16.95. 9 to 20.

14.24A. Winter Summer. Maternity $2 Gowns ,4.3. $2 Hankies 10P TrMf4. All Jewelry Vi Price Halters Val.te 2.98 r7 i ft MMUl Mat from the building.

When fire. 219 NORTH MMW men arrived, however, there See our complete selection of famous Adult Fanner Group The Cumberland Valley Adult Farmers Group will meet on Wednesday, at 8 p.m. in the agriculture classroom. Topic for the evening wiH be "Making Quality Panel members will be F. Glenn Pef-fer, RD6, Carlisle; Jay Lauver, student teacher from Pennsylvania was no smoke or fire located in the building, it was reported.

In CAN ICS State University; Gelrge Stroek, Mechanicsburg; Jack Sun 8 day, RDL Carlisle; and a field JL RETURN'S TO WE8T COAST Mrs. J. Edward Miller, Big Spring Avenue, Newville, who is spending the Winter in California, flew home last week to attend the funeral service for her grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Hunta-berger, who lived with Mr. and Mrs.

J. Raymond Shulenberger, Carlisle. Mrs. Miller returned to California by plane on Saturday. man from New Holland Machine Co.

who will discuss heat drying or to Person fij of hay. I vS Panel moderator will be Wflmer LANUD 21 W. High CARDS CANDY Uf9 'v expends. DUES'f silfoP L. Harris, agriculture teacher at the school.

oyr widow Tear age. Tl WEDNESDAY ONLY CASH CARRY CH 9-3078 5 N. Bedford St.r Carlisle WHITE GLAZED POTTERY COMPOTE (With Cupid At Base) filled wWi red metioni ft daisy pempon er varigated red white eernationt I daisy pompom Pareat. UtririaS dependent FIXTURES FOR SALE 2 Electric Fans $10 $12 Cabinet $8 to $50 Ribbon holder $5 Refrigerator $15 Mirrors 5 to $20 Outside Clock $20 Hot plate $2 lights, space for name Respectfully YOUR CHOICE S2.25 planted1 with green plants (and Had Chanill. Hearts) CH 3-2311 34 E.

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