~.~" . ~ - cZItJdiXIJ.'__ l~' :' rr ARBERTH C''Oi,r:.:u::: -;:.; r • ~ ...... wrrmSOR AVE, • ------...,;------jf~R8ERTH. PA• ,I'HESPECTATOR ManySporls World Leaders "'t, TO • ;,. Have Homes in Our Town VOLUME 26-NUMBER 10 Narberth, Pa" 1'hursday, March 20, 1947 I; PRIOE FIVE OENTS ~ THERE MUST BE something uniquely indigenous to Nar
"r t berth that begets athletic prowess and supremacy. .Among other things, baseball penants have come here so oftin during ,~ the~; t .. the last 50 ye,ars that the chief interest is stirred only when , , fail to happen. Hazards Here also seems to be the logical abode of men accepted All Bora Apts. Cited As '. as nationallMders in other fields of sports, so much so that if a Pennsylvania football coach :fails to live is these parts some- 1947 Red Crols Drive KNOW YOUR BOROUGH Narberth Man Leaves @FIRE MARSHALL NULTY ASKS thing must surely be the matter with him or his team. Lou Reachel Half.Way Mark Estate of $1400 LAWS REQUIRING SPRINKEERS Young has resided in Narberth for a long time, ann his im- Main Line Branch No.1 ot Fox Is Serving Third Term An estate of $1.400 was .lett. by pressive experience with the Red and Blue elevens ,vill always the American Red Cross this Luigi Frieri, of 245 Hampden Ave., .. week reached the halfway mark Narberth, according to terms of his AND FIRE -PROOF CEILINGS be something for the sports experts to conJure WIth. In Its 1947 fund drive. But the On·Coun.cil; 2d':a$ 'Its Head wlll filed for probate in Norristown. Harvev Harman was a borough resident (and a member $90,000 collected must be dou- Mr: Freri. 62,. a gardener, died ------.(i) State Inspector • • • >. bled before the quota Is reached. Walter A, Fox, a distinguished- ' March 6. In the absence of known St. Margaret's to Spon.sor of the local CounCIl) when he was on the same U. of I. Job, Mrs. J. T. Little, of Flat Rock looking man with a. kindly smile, relatives, letters of administration • on Way Here to only leaving when he took over at Rutgers. ~d., Penn Valley, first to go Is serving his second year as Presi- have been granted to .Tohn J. Leetnre on Com,mnnzsm Make Survey .. Allie Miller was here for nearly 30 ~'ears, and he had his over the top last year, repeated dent of the Narberth Borough Stretch, Jr., of 2.16 E. Eagle Rd., The Holy Name Society of ,.,,' h' V'll d 'UT h' t d J ff P this year, turning in 130 percent Council and his third term as a Oakmont. St. Margaret·s parish, Narberth, A dangerous fire hazard exists In LlU'llln coae mg I anova a~ n as lllg on an e ers.on. er- of her suotafr om the Pencoyd Councilman. has announced the second in its ,'every apartment house In the Bor- " Ia.ps he was alsoengftged WIth .other schools, but he 1s not up district. Every house was can. He has been interested in eom- series of lectures on Commun- oug-h of Narberth, Fll'e'Marshal AI tlte duet any longer to ask easJ1~', as he moved to Strafford a vassed and the amount collected DRT lk 'hlunity affairs since the day, thirty on ose a s ism. to he given Tup.sday, March I NUlty chargl'd this week. few months ago, which was too bad. (What's Strafford got, was larger than last year. yet.rs ago, that he bought 11. lot tn 21i. at 8:30 P. M. In the church "Borough Council should Immedl- Allie, that Narberth lacksY) Mrs. Robert Coleman, of Ard- Narbr~ok Park when the Narberth T M b f haH. The speaker wlll be Eric ateh' pass a. law requiring either a Jack Jefferies, of courlie, was another member of the local more, is again second~ havin~ Civic ASl$oeiation began to clear. 0 ,_en? ers 0_ von Kuehnelt-Lrddihn, who wlll firE'proof basement ceiling or an galaxy as he taught the tonv kids at Hill School how to play collected 88.9 percent, and Mrs. what was 'then farmland. lecture on "Communism in adequatFl sprinkling system in • 'd aft th t h t P '. t th f b' d'· d Herbert H, Fritz. of Bryn Mawr, A Native of 'Btl1rAlo Practice." every apartment house," Nulty said. hn.11 an er a e pu rlllce on on emap 0 Ig Inmon is in third place with 87.2 per. N b th PTA He was born In~""uffalo,. New Eric von Kuehnelt-Leddihn. "Chance to Escape" f, cent. Several other districts ar er ·- · · dOIngs. . ., York, the sOn at Au ._ ,;*,fiend Vie- S~ys "We Must who was torn in Austria in 19Oll, "In this w:;y," he said, "our fire- 111 have' passed the 50 percent As is well-known, Jack was a sand-lot player tIlLS town toria Sche~,Foz\'1i s father was a is a doctor of philosophy of the men would be given a chance to get and not even top-ace Bill Durbin will say there was a better groe-ery'-f'mporter,' a business that Pay the Price lJniverslty of BUdapest, is a pro- at the blaze before it sprea.ds and one. Bill himself went all over eastern America when he was .had been In the Fox family for found student of European his- apartment residents would be given .., many years. for World Peace" tory, an d h as tId'.rave e m every a decent chance to escapc t6 thi! . active in the game, and if "atomic" had been a working adjec Mrs. Earle Rice' But when young 'Valter got out "Have we dedicated to the cau"e country 'in Europe, including street." tive in his day that would inevitably have been applied to his of school, he answered an ad In the of peace the courage, patlence, the Russia. NuItY'5 chal'goe came fhls week kind of high speed pitehing to the utter confusion of his oppon- Dies in Hospital local paper, asking for "a boy,to llard work and the self-sacrificp. we Members of St. Marg-an·t·!'I after Council President Fox warned .' learn the advertising business." gave so recentl~' to the grim blH'li- parish and their friends have ,at' dang-eroul! fire hazards at the ents. At the age of 17, he did every sort ,ness of war?" been invited to alf.end fhe lec- I'Montgomery Court Apartments. lit Saying these things, it can be seen why Ell Pollock has At Age of 50 of job fOI' the publishing house of I This was ~he que5tlon Don Rose, fure, Then' will be no, admission Thil' wrelt, Fire Marshal Nulty taken root amongst us, for where better could he get the real "La Hacienda," in Buffalo, and Inewspaper columnist. and world fee or solicitation of funds. i r.slled upon the Rtate Department Narberth Woman feel of his trade than in this neighborhood? Ed's reviews llave when he was 19 he was sent out "nI \VALTER A. FOX traveler, asked members of the' of Labor and Industry to send an Badly Hurt in Church the road to sell advertising. jNarberth Parent Teachers' Associa- L dD k' investigator 10 Karberth immedi- assuredly advanced sports writings to a fine art and have estab In 1912 ~e was promoted to ad- Mr/'. Fox built their home at. tion at their ~eetlng Monday night. eonar, ra e ately to Inspect Monfgomery Court Fall February 21 vertlsing and assistant sales man-.. • No. ,Russia and \lar Apartments, " . lished him as a scribe of large importance. for the polls indicate Na~:ook that the sporting pages are the first choice of newspaper readers, Funeral services for Mrs. Earle agel' of the Lehigh Portland Cement ii :ark. I "Peace is just I:ke anything else D· M k· The inspector is expected In ths Company In Allentown, and three ';: Free ~n," I th in life," Rose told the audience. I enles a lng Borough some time this week. more than 60 per cent tilting that way, and what would that M. Rice, of 105 S. Narberth Ave., years later married Dorothea Glea- d e t ;xes b \e a e saml' ad-I "You may obtain it, if you're Wlllingi {,aws Inadequate mean in the case of the Evening Bulletin? Not less than a half Narberth, were held Monday after "on of Buffalo. ress 0 ny, u they have added Ito pay for it ... it depend5 how FICh "Under present Borough law," to S noon at Oliver H. Dair's, 1820 Chest ~ I~ 1917, when Fox decided to es- h it tah theil' famlly grew.I They seriously }'ou really want it." orma arges Nult" explained, "I have no author- million persons dail~', a sensitive and smart-e~'ed group, and to I. ave ree sons Ira who I ves in , • J nut st., Philadelphia. tablish his own advertising bus ness Li Ohi h' .. Referrtng to Russia and dangerl Ity to make apartment houses to keep in high favor with theIn, as Ed plainl~' does, is a grand Mrs. Rice died last Thursday in in Phlladelphla, he picked Narberth ma, 0, were he IS purchasing of war, Rose said that during con- But Reiterates That ; do any more than keep trash out tribute to his noteworthy procedure. Bryn Mawr Hospital, four weeks as h!s new home town and he ami ,(Continued JJ1 page 2) Iversatlol1s with Russians while he BArt t I ot basement haHways. was abroad, he was invariabl}' ask- oro pa men S "This is hardly adequate t.o meet This observer, whose only athletic specialty is conviction after falling down a flight of stairs in the Baptist Church of the 'Evan P v II M N d ed by them: "A Fire Hazard" dangerous conditlon5 which I know that Connie Mack is one of Philadelphia's heaviest handicaps, ·'es eDn a ey an ame "Just what do }'OU Americans exist In every apartment house in gel, Narberth. She was 50 years old. Wallace St, , I I"eonard Drake fhis week denied never learned to read the general sporting news, but he does Suffered Fall Feb. 21 F e try Ass'n H""ad want." makinl:' "formal charges" that thE' the Borough," ? or s • '" I Recalllng his experience in Ger- Mrs. Sue Potter, Montgomery read Ed Pollock's pieces, and he wants our friend to know that Mrs. Rice, the 'Vo'ife of John 'V. N dt H d H Glea On l\'attoon of 732 Montgomery Co u r t Apartments, Rice, was discovered at the bottom ame 0 ea . . s ., 'many, he told of souvenir hunting Court manager, this week served much more than a caliual compliment is included in that daily of the steps February 21 by a group Clarendon Rd., Penn Valley, was Iand of trading two cigarettes for Narberth, were a fire hazard. notice on her tenants to clear out elected president of the penns~'l-I a souvenir, pointing out that be- A resident of Montgomery Court. furniture and other household ar ,J habit. of boys who were playing basketball vania Forestry Association at ,the cause of the horrors and terrors of Drake said this week that he did ticles stored in open spaces In the ~. In the basement. The boys told B-C-N Rotary .. .. chu~eh officials Mrs. Rice had called group's annual convention in I' the 'war something serious has hap- charge that "a fire hazard existed apartment basement. THERE :MUST ALSO be a generous appreeiation of George from the first floor, asking it her Annual Elections . Harrisburg Saturday. pened. there," he made the statement in "However," she said, "I can·t Munger, ,,,,ho lives hard by and who is all to the best in every son Robert was there. Held Tuesday NilYht P. A.Livingston, of Manor Rd" I Distorted Values an Informal conversation wit.h, make tenants clean out their lock- Shortly afterward, tbey heard a (ll also Penn Valley, was re-elected The tragedy of haggling over the Council President 'Valter A, Fox ers,'" ? way. The world knows what he is doing with the U. of P. noise and found Mrs. Rice lying at at Golf Club secretary of the association. price of a souvenir in terms of eig- last November. Fire extinguishers in the apart- teams and what a tough task he must have han to adjust his the bottom of the steps. A Lower Wallace R. Smiles, of 415 Tre- •• arettes is t}'Plcal of the distorted '!;o "City" Coneuetlon ment, she said, are being re-charged • plans to the constantly shifting conditions when war stalked Merion police ambulance rushed garon Rd., Bala-Cynwyd, will be Boro Relrglous Ivalues- he said, Europeans have lost "At the time," Drake said, "I this week. her to Bryn Mawr Hospital where the next president of the Bala-Cyn- . their sense of values and stand- didn't know Mr. Fox was connected Mrs, Potter said Wednesday that the campus. she was unconscious until her death wyd-Narber~h Rotary Club. €~' .E d Iards. Until We can restore a sense with the city government." there was nothing more she could , :~ One of his maJl~' thoughtful personal acts must be recorded. last Thursday. He was n¥med at the annual elee~" of whatJs true and What is worth- Drake also sald.this week that his do until the State inspection was- sses t:n. n '~ther (.. 'During the w~~k' before last Christmas a phone call came to Mrs. "'.iUcl';" a na.tive of Paduc·il.h; Oon' otofficl!rs Mid at the iJ.'1iesdaY . ".' 'v" , ' . 'while, the caus!! of peacehas'li:lobg, only eomtneritabout the 'made 'at"tbe apartment.' K~'., mo'ved to Narberth in 1941 luncheon meeting at the Overbrook n' h P-T A long way to go." apartment house was that the in- Co-operation Promised P this reporter from Gastonia, N. C. Two old grads of tIle Uni after living in East Orange, N. J., Golf Club. urc es, ..• Visiting in Norway, ROse found stallatlon of a sprinkler system' in Sigmund WeintraUb who acts as versity of North Carolina wanted tickets to sec, their team pla~' for many years. Other officers wllJ be John A. Rotary Co-operate the friendliest of people in all Eu- the apartment would be desirable. a"ent for tbe apartm:nt reiterated Georgia at' the New Orleans Cotton Bowl on New Year's Day. Mrs. Rice's Survivors Mlller, Narberth, vice-president: rope and in Denmark he saw a large In last week's issue of "Our this week that he would' be glad to In addition to her husband and Frank W. B. Humes, Narberth, see- Five years of weeltday religious groups flt undernourished children Town" it was erroneously reported co-operate with Borough and State No ducats were for sale in the entire South and the 'far-Heel her son, Robert 'Edward, an eighth retary; Hervey C. Keim, Narberth, educatiOn in Narberth Public School arriving from Belgium to a land that Drake's charges. were made officials in any way they wanted. '" State men plainth'eloy wanted to l\11oW if Philadelphia wonldn't grade student at Narberth Public Treasurer, and two new directors. wlll come to a close Wednesday, where there was food. at. the November meetll1g of Coun- In a letter this week to Leonard please help. A call to George l\fungel' solven the ridelle. He School, Mrs. Rice is survived by an Carl B. Metzger, Jr.. and Dr. A. J. March 26, with services under the The meeting was led by president Icil. Drake, of the Montgomery Court • other son, John Willlam Rice, Jr., Denman both Narberth. supervision of theRev. Henry S. Richard Lehman. Special music for Slatted Lockers Apartments, President Fox took knows everybody, including the Georgia coach. Four fine seats a student at the University of Elections were held this week so Noon, the evening was presented by two Drake said this week the apart- complete responslblilty for the flew northward at once and then down to Gastonia, to the. great Penns~'lvania. that the new officers can attend the Under the auspices of the Nar- puplls of the Narberth school: Bob ment house basement 'was a fire cbarges leveled at the apartment. pla~'eci joy of l\rr..and Mrs. Carey Boshamcr and their two friends. The Rev. Robert Middleton, pas District conference of Rotary to be berth Community Council of Christ- Smart. Who a trumpet solo, hazard because it was cut into He said, "Of course you did not tor of the Baptist Church of the held in Bethlehem April 20 to 22.. ian Education, all of the children and ?wen Hunsicker, who pllyed siatted lockers. COllJe to Council's November meet- Thus served the gracious Georgc, always the gentleman, scholar Evangel, officiated at 'the funeral A history of the stained glass from second through fifth grades the plano. He denied charging that he asked ing and neither did you register any nod sportsman par excellence. services and burial was at West window industry was given by Ed- having been receiving Biblical in- Principal James Drennen an- Councll to build a concrete fire complaint with respect to the sltu win Sharkey, an artist in the field, struction one hour each, 'Wednesda}' nouneed that the next meeting of block and to require a clean-up of ation. As I think I told you at the •• ~41< Laurel Hlll Cemetery. who was the speaker of the day. ~{e for 20 weeks. the PTA wlll be held Tuesday, April the basement. time of our talk in November, I TIDS DEPARTMENT is assuredly no place to air a per was Introduced by Jamell Carroll. General CO-Operation 22,at whi ch time tithe school pupils Drake sa d this week hat he not have always been just a little bit ,,' sonal peeve, if such this is, but perhaps it is due others to chairman of the Vocational Service Roman Catholic children have wlli present two one-act plays for only did not attend the November apprehensive about the construe- Committee, who presided at the been guided in theh' own church their parents. meeting 0f Counc,II bu t th at h e tion of that building and, as a con- demonstrate that when olle fails to keep a well-founderl reso· meeting. during the period, While other had never attended such a meeting. sequence, was anxious to learn from • lution; one can be pretty well disturbed b;r the penalty he Guests Included Holman 'Vright pupils have Bible classes in public 105 L. M. Student8 Drake has been a Narberth resi-' a tenant who had firsthand knowl- school rooms. Not only is every d t f fi 'h i foolishly incurs, It all pertains to a self-imposed pledge to and Harre Barr, of' t he Upper Pi d b J bOO' en or ve years. edge, Just w at the storage cond· Darby Rotary Club; George H. Gil- church in the borough co-operating ace y 0 lee tlons in the basement were. abstain from so-called "best sellers" for not less than two years bert, Ted Shihadeh, 'Vllliam Fran- In this venture, but also the Parent- One hundred and five students of RRHM B "I took the matter up with Coun- after they were published, if they were to be read at all, which kenfield from the Ardmore Rotary Teacher Association and Rotary the Lower Merion Senior High ere av eIcil and inadvertently mentioned • seldom if ever occurs nowadays. By DOROTHY M. OGDEN Club; Mack ,McBride, Thomas J. Club. School have been placed In jobs by •• . your name because I thought that Skl1lman, Jr., and Ben Hubley from Second grade leaders of the the school's employment office, it All EI t··f· d ,you would be intcrested in receiv- This kind of conviction, as might be surmised, was the re- the Philadelphia Rotary Club; classes are M~s. Ralph D. Heis~er was reported at ,the Lower Merion ..ec rl Ie 'ing a report of what would ensue sult of .being the victim of a long series of swindles, like man~' "'hlle working on the feature Charles Fitz, Jr., and S. Paul Cot- and Mrs. T. ,II,. Strawhecker; thIrd SChool Directors meeting Monday because of my requesting the Public ~ :." another book-buyer. From such an experience, it would not be stol')' of "'alter Fox ,this \"eek, ter guests of Charles Fltz Sr. grade, MI'. Louise Neale and Miss night. Lions Club Hears Safety Committee to investigate he gave me 80me 1915 Issues of and Dr. A. J. Denman, respeetivel;. Helen Jones; fourth grade, Mrs. The office, under the direction of RM t.he conditions existing. 1. far-fetched to say that not more than one out of ewry 25 books "Our Town," which was pub ______. Ralph Cook and Mrs. Henry S. Abram Benner, Director of the Penna. R. . an i "I can see that in view of the J of ,;recent fiction has a nefensible claim on the labor and ma lished In those days by the Nar Noon; fifth gl'ade, Mrs. Elsie Rowe Commercal De~artment ot the Possibility that the Cynwyd, newspaper report, that your name berth Civic Association. Church Groups Sponsor and Mrs. Herbert Osteyee; sub- School, has receIved 188 calls dUl'- branch of the Pennsylvania Rail- must be 'mud' and I hope that this ~. terial used in its preparation, not to mention the pilferings if 1 Back In May, 1915, there Is a Dinner in Narberth stltutes, Mrs. WllIlam J. Sargent, ing Januar~·. Sixty-!our J?i:ls a~d iroad may be completely elr.ctrified letter, which ~'ou are free to usc ~J the cash and time of the cheated reader. story about state aid for The Intermediate C. E. and the and Mrs. J. Harold Mumper. 41 boys were placed m poslttons, m' wail suggested by S. E. Mc~ras· in any way you wish, will perhaps l· The general subject of present-day books can be as au 'V}nnewood Rd.••• things have Junior Choir of the Na~l:erth Pres- Future Plans cludin? part-time, fUll-time. or co- ters, consultant freight agent of help to square you with }'our land- :.~ thentically serious as one wants to make it, as 'it is evident, hardly changed at all. The State, byterian Church, held' a dinner at Plans are being made to inclUde operative positions for seniors. the rallroad's Philadelphia Ter- lord, frlcnds and neighbors. I do Township and Borough are stili the churCh Tuesday even;n~, March the first sixth grades next year and Ali pupils who sought full-time or lminal Division. assume entire responsibility for the l ~ among other. things, that our forests are being cruelly depleted arguing about fixing that road. 11. to lengthen each term from 10 Ipart-tIme secretarial and clerical I McMasters spoke at t he re~ular. investigation and in view of the fact by the tons of trash which are regularly rolling off the presses and its drainage ••• Toastmaster of the evening was weeks to fifteen weeks. jobs have been placed. : meeting ot the Bala-CynW)'d Lions' that conditions were not found • of the book publi..'lhers. In some respects, the situation is ghastly. • • • PriscllJa Stevenson, and her moth- Club Tuesday e\'ening at the C~'n- satlsfactor}', I am very glad indeed Incidentally, one of the Interest er, Mr!J. Esther Stevol:.~on was rian- wyd Club. He also discussed the that the matter came up." Somewhere in Pennsylvania, as a case in point, a plant is ing items Mr. Fox told me was that ist. Mrs. A. E. GlJIan was in charge Narberth Presbyterr·an Chu).ch proposed increase in prices expect- ? • now being built which will cut and bind the book~ right on Mrs. Norman Jefferies was the lady of the dinner. T ed In freight and commutation WILLS ",111.':00 ESTATE the printing press, arid the promoters are already gloating over who suggested the planting of cher The blesshlg prayer was given 0 rates. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Brown, of 1303 ry trees in the Borough, and in Nar by Donald Drain.•Toanne McClln- Install Rev • Lamont Tuesday' Manuel Fllsk, president of the Remington Rd., "'ynnewood, who • the terrific output which will come to pass. Throughout the brook Park, partiCUlarly. He says toek. P!\tty Mar"haU, Gail Brown, The Rev. Robert J. Lamont will Club. who presided at the meeting, died February 22, left an estate land, as.n result of regimented bookclub memberships and other that is the reason Narbrook Park Jean Grrbam, PriscllJa Stevenson. be formally install"d as pastor of chose a committee to attend the "aled at $lu,OOO and upwards. • smart nevices, there is streaming into the homes of Americans has an arboretum rating today •.•• WllJiam McKay, Constance Boney, the Narberth Presbyterian Church Lions District meeting April 10 in • •• Titus Strawhecker, L. Sarle Brown, at special services Tuesday night. Bethlehem. York King, JosephI carloads of the rubbish and the additional plans ul1derwa~" make Edw~rd Sat with Mrs. Harry Hollar, Mrs. C. Mason and Mr. j. A. McDill. March 25, at 8 P. M. Dolan III. Hugh O'Nelll, Walter H Nash • one believe that even Alaskas'V'ast reserves of wood·pulp will Joe AdeUzzI, and Frank Tinker took J,lI.rt in the progr'lm. Presiding at the services will be i Leary and Flick wlll attend for theI•. from the Narberth Business Pictures were sh >wr by David the Rev. Dr. Edward B. Shaw. I Club. be hard-pressed .to cope with the increasing attack on the na· w~k's S b Sfl Council up' at last Trumper. of Balll.-C.l'Dwyd Mrs. moderator of the Presbytery of II Favorable comment on the aceam s at • tion's culture and perhaps its general moral structure. Chamber of Commerce meeting. J&.mes A. MeDlll Is supervisrr of the Philadelphia. The Rev. Bryant M. Ladles' Night held last week lead ~ - Anything, apparently,can find a publisher. How many Mrs. Hollar was looking very Intermediate C. E., and Mrs, Esther Kirkland, former pasto.· of the Nar-I to the planning of another affair to Was Boro Resident • copies of "Forever Amber" were sold and how man~' cargoes sprlng-Ilke with those pretty T. Stevenson is director of the choir. berth church, wlJl deliver the charge: be held May 24 at the Little Theater flowers on her hat,. which to the congregation.! in Roxborough. "Uncle Harry" wlll From 1920 to 1937 oof goon paper were wasted in printing this inane futility? matched her print dress, and KnVANlS SPEAKER The Rev. Allan MacLachlan Frew,, be the production given. Funeral services for 'Valter H. ,. Nancy Bnlff wrote "The Manatee," a tawdry thing scorned we all had lob of fun. •• Dr. Earnest W. Doda, lieutenant pastor of the First Presbyterian: Nash, a former resident of Nar- by every honest reviewer, and yet it sold by the tens of thou Jane Euler was teJIlng me about governor of the 14th Division of the Church r~ Ardmore, will pI'each the', HAlJRY B. LONG DIES bt'l'th. were held Saturday after- the two-way speaker system she Pennsylvania 'Klwanis, was the sermon and pl'ayer wlll be led by Harry Benjamin Long, 58, a resi- nOOn at Oliver H. Bair's 1820 Chest- la~ldng sands. The same woman; even the most elementary and George have installed In their guest speaker Tuesdaynlgbt at the the Rev. William McLlllster, 2d, 0.' dent of Ardmore for 15 years, died nut St., Philadelphia. Mr. Nash. -,' kind of artistic or writing skill, albeit well up on the' lush new shop at 33 N. Narberth Ave. regular weekly meeting of the Main former Narberth resident, and now; last Friday at his home, Hamilton who was 50, died last Monday in Seems that with their living quar- Line Kiwanis Club at Conestoga pastor of the Woodstown, N. J.,I Court Apartments, 113 Cricket Ave. New York City after a month's 111- • ,things of concupiscence, is now out ,vith IICider from 'Eden," tel's in the apartment upstairs, she MI1l. Presbyterian Church. He was clerk in the Phlladelphia ness. , described by Lewis Gannet, 0,£ the New Yom Herald-Tribune, often answers the chimes signify- Dr. Dodd spoke' on the growth Thd charge to the pastor will be offiCe of the Pennsylvania Railroad. MI'. Nash, who lived on Lantwyn as the worst book, from a literary standpoint, in his entire ex- Ing the entrance of a customer and history of Kiwanis. Vice presl- delivered by the Rev. Dr. Harvey Mr. Long is survived by his wife, Lane, Narberth, from 1920 to 1937, downstairs. dent Waiter Irwin was chairman of KJaer, pastor emeritus of the First Irene Matter Long. Funeral services was the brother and partner of .... • (ConUDued on Page 2) "Once," she said, "the customer the dinner-meeting. Presbyterian Church of Olney,: were held Sunday at the Stuard Robert J, Nash. Main Line realtor was so scared he left, not being, which the Rev. Lamont attended Funeral Home. 104 Cricket Ave., who died in 1939. able to figure out where the voice NARBERTH LEGION MEETING as a boy. Ardmore. Burial was in Ea~t Hal'- Mr. Nash moved to New YOI'k • OURTOWN was coming from," Regular monthly meetlIlg of thE! The Rev. Lamont will pronOUnce rlsburg Cemetery. City In 1937 folowing the death af PRESENTS • • • Harold D. Speakman Post, Ameri- benediction.' REV. ROBERT LAMONT his wife, Mrs. Jean Nash. He is The Daniel J. Hesll famUy, of can Legion, of Narberth, will be The Rev. Dr. Andrew W. Black- NO COUNTY DEBT survived by his siste!". Mrs. Fred " , News summary of local events by Dorotliy M. Ogden each 19~t Rose~ont. 419 Anthwyn Rd., became, held In the Legion Rooms ot the wood wlll preaCh his sermon speak on "The Ideal Ministry tor Montgomery County Is one of the V. WetherlIl, of ''.l1\unday aftemoon at 4:30 over Radio Station .WN,AJl Community Bull din g. Tuesday, at the Narberth church this Sun- Today," and In the evening on "A 14 In the State ha.ving no bonded Burial was in Mt. Moriah Ceme. • l!o~t~lYDt Jll~ 9l! x..Q~DIAL , \. (Con~~_o!P~S~ !lI. ¥,af~_~lit.,~~ .8_~!_;D!!. • ,dar'_~~_~iWI Ile~vic~!!_ he :wiU ~;ra:t:able. "'b.out P.~I!!tiiP :WP':~;'_ Indebtedness, ter)', Philadelphia. • ..', Jit, ••• ..r " ,. ..' • "
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Heads Local Cancer Drive "Narberth Is particularly fortu OUR TOWN A. Kuvlenstperna Walter Fox nate that its Council Is made up of Entered U second class matter October. 1938. at the Post Oll'lee a' (Contlrlued trom Page 1) men who are unselfish, without MrsoMarphyWills Narberth. PII under the Act ot Mareb 3. 1879 political !lsplratlons or axes to ,f Founded in 1914 by the Narberth Civic Association agent ot the LIma Works of the grInd. As a result, citizen.' ot Nar Dies Here at 80 Westlngtzouse ElectrIc Company; $125,000 Estate GEORGE A. WALKER, President and EdItor berth are assured of Impartial, busi JOSEPH NEWMAN. Manall'1ng EdItor Native of Sweden John, assIstant to the traffic man ness-like admlnstraton. An estate of $100,000 and upwards SUZANNE Y WINGATE. AssocIate Edlto! ager at the Campbell Soup Com· "Despite the fact that being a In personal property and real eltate • Published Evel")' Thursday Was an Engineer pany, who lives at home, and Councilman can sometimes be Il valued at $2lS,Ooo was lett by Mrs. Deal1l1n. tor advertising and new! ccpy-Wednesda, II .\ U. Roger, a physicIan and naval officer thankless job, It Is always fUll of C:ara M. ·Murphy" ot Hazelhurst Subscription ratl.'-S2 per year In advance Adolph Kuylenstjel'na, a resident stationed at the Coatesvl1le Veter a great deal of personal satls!ae. anti Mallywd Ms" Merion, who HeadqUtlrter. lor Publication Olflce Elllht Cricket Avenue. Ardmore. Pa. of 232 Iona Ave., Narberth. for ani HospItal. Ira has one daughter. tion." .Alit' dIed February 11. PboDe-Al'dmore 5720 sDd 5721: Greenwood 3·7740 more than 36 yeal's, dIed suddenly A.ll Medical Neeh "'..mber of Buek.-Montl:omery NewsDaDcr Publisher" A~.oclatloD Walter Fox has been' Interested Mrs. Murphy, wIdow ot DanIel J. Sunday of a heart attack at his In community affairs since he flrst DurIng the years Fox has- been a member, Council has InItiated the Murphy, t'resldent of Murphy-Cook home. He was 80. . came here. He was one of the first J. Paul Shea .IH Borough's newBuildlng and Zoning and Co., ..tevedorlng contracto:,s,' ManySportsWorld LeadersResu e ere He was born in Sweden and to advocate Borough chlldrens' at Code, whIch was passed In 1940. has bequf=athed $10,000 to St. Mary's .' • lcame 1.0 this country in 1892 after tendance .at Lower MerIon Town PHARMACY undertaken a storm and water Institute for the Blind, Lansdale, 'Co"tinued Irom Page I) Igrndullling from the Royal Tech- shIp School, when the Narberth AT NARBERTH STATION ~I(:AI C~lIeg-e draInage survey In 1939 to show In her wlJl which was elated June perience. 1\evpl'thrles.c;. A I'll ir hrJ is I hat it will 1" 11(] On i.hr In. Stockholm. High School was discontinued after NARBERTH 2838-2831 what has to be done to make drain 3, 19'2. • Iist of "best-sellPI'S" in i hI' eOlll'SP of A I'f'\\' \\',,1'ks. R] 011 go WI t h: Mr'. h uylcnstJerna was employed the ladt ,war. , age adequate throughout the Bor She also left $5000 each to two ~~~~~~~~~~~~~=: . Ihy t he Ameriean ElectrIc Power DurIng the twenties he ran for the monstrous ihmgs a11'f'atl.,· thert'. , ICo. in l~ as a mechanical engl- ough; and has generally shown slst ers, Elizabeth Thuerer, 23'0 RIp- LEGAL NOTICl)Gs the School Board, but he was de ~'he itself to be alert to the war and ley St., and MarIe A. Edmu:.,ls. 4319 TREASURER'S SALE Pllblihsel's. He doing something to liS.• somethmg to /. nee: and worked for that company feated-little knowIng that twent,· peacetime needs ot the community. Cottmann St., both of Phlla.; $2500 of Seated Land In the County of t " which is hAd fOJ' ihe olel standards ha\Tp Illmost, untIl his relll'ement in 1943. He WALTER W. BUCKLEY, of years later he would be President ollr cOlin r, " . . was a specialist In the cClnstruetlon each to nIeces, Albtlr~lne Delahunty, Montgomery. Pennsylvania. for taxes ~onr Rnd 1hel'p AI'P fe\\' fil'llll': Ipft who \\'111 I'dllse 10 pI'~nt All of powel'houscs and bullt plants In 450 Moreno Rd., Wynnewood, ot the Council. 2610 N. Douglas St., and :R:dna De- due thereon for the year. 1941 anel hal been named chairman of FIrst Elected In '37 1942 anel prior years. lJn\\'OI'lhv hook when mOI1P\' CAn be made h.v fUI'thel' confollnd- IAltOOnA, flcranton, '1'yrone. BrldA'''- lahunty Fenn. 7935 MIchener St., By virtue of sunllry Acta ot the the Montgomery Countyell"l When Fox was elected to Council Merion Fire Co. blJlh Of Phlla. and ~1000 each to General Aisembly of the Common . '. .I I' . PUl't. N. .T., and many other cities for his first term fn November. 109 Illl IIncllscPI'l1l11g pll ) Ie. th h t th t' ilion ot the 1917 cancer cam I Rosa Budd and LydIan Bass, em- wealth of Pennsylvana. relating to . 1 . h I'oug ou. e COUll I·Y· All this hilS hppn iniilwed h.\' the ,~pnsp of f"usl"RtlOn w 11(~ He was a memhel' of the Amer- paign. Hr. Is a member of the 1937, and took office the followIng Get New Site 1- "yed by Mrs. Murph:, the sale of seated Ic.r : In the County En~l-I PhiladelphIa dlvilion of tbe January, he brought his own philos- To of Montgomery. etc.. for taxes due .' O('Clll'clI \\'hpn ihp 1\\,O-."('ill· 1'lIlp WRl' \'iolated ihis wf'pk-rnd ican Sciel)' of Mechanlelll American Cancer Society. anll unpaId. I will offer at pubUo sale ophy of government wIth him. Autocar Is Drawing at the Court House. In the Borough t I of I. Cpntlel1lll11 's An-I'pl'Il'PI1I" so neel'''. Hi" wife. Anna, i" his only I' ------"It Is mandatory," Fox says, firat Baptist Choir so AS 0 plll'C' lilSP il pop." ,. .. .,.. .•. sUI·\·ivol'.· . of NorrIstown, Pennsylvania, on April NARBERTH "that every man and woman be In- Plans for Gift widell' llc('lllillll'd AS il IlO1.ilh]e COI1II'ihlltion 10 An 1I11p01·tAl1t Funerlll Mrvicell were held r0 Present Cantata 17th. 1947. at 10 o'olOck A. M., the t.erested In and take part In his 10· ?fembers ot the Board of Dlrec· The choir of the First Baptist followIng described pieces of lanll In " qllPstion. hilt fClllnd jo hI' Jlttf'l'ly llot.hing of the kiud. DOll't Thtll'sday mOI'ning- A.t the Stro~dl saId County. or such part thereot &II SCHOOL cal government. After all, gQod tors of the MerIon Fire Company Church of Ardmore wl1l present 'I l' it Fllnel'RJ Home, 600 N. Gild f';t .. Phll-, may be necessary to utllfy the WRst!' ~'nlll' l IIlIC' \" I'pR( lng' . adelphia. Bllrial wa" private. ' govnnment beglnl, In the, home, discussed plans tor th,elr new bulld- Maunder's Sacred Cantata "Penl amount of taxes due and unpaid with good relations between nelgh- Ing at Tuesday nIght s meetIng. tence. Pardon and Peace" Sunday. against Il&me and continUe the sale from day to day as the same may be or thp RorouA'h. '" Cluite ,.n In NOTES bors and resIdents .. <>f the home The bulldl'flg, whIch Is beIng March 23, at 8P.M. found necessary. \'..ntor. La"t. week hI' WAil I;'ranl. town. Upon deC~l'It local govern- given to the Company In exchange The soloists are Mrs. James Scott, Ardmore Business Group Four pupils of Narberth Public gO~ 'i'ERMS OF SAT•• Town Talk ..c1 A patent on a tubular hori Discusses Advertisinr I SchOOl spoke at the Bala Cynwyd- ment rests County, State and fOr their present building on Green- soprano and George W. Rees. barl. The amount of taxes and Collts must 7.ontal storaj;'f' tank. madf' IIpe 'Federal governi'ltent." field Ave., wlll Incorporate many In. tone. Alfred B. Montgomery. Jr., be paId on the day when the land Is (Continued from Page Onel . Narberth Rotary Club on March 11. clall~' for vehicles. which patf'n! . DIscussion oC an Intensive adver- W. J. Drennen, supervisIng prln- When he took office as Pnsldent novations and will be much larger. is the organist and choIr-director. sold, otherwIse the property will again krandpnrpnh twicp wilhln a ""amlnf'rll ruled ill c1llTerent in IJsing- .ca~paig-n for the fall wall cipal, told the clUb how the puplIs ot Council in January, 1941S, he un- John McConaghy, president of the be offered for sale. dertook responsibilities and cares -I ti ho eslded at the EDWIN WINNER, wppk. when Ihpir ~on. Dan••Jr.• t.wo Tf'apl-ctll from anythlnx the Pl'lnCI.pal buslne~~ ?f the A.rd-Iof the seventh anei eighth grades organ za on, w pr CHURCH GIVEN $2000 Treasurer of Montgomery County. • f Rnel Iheir rlaul:'htpr, .Jllel~·. hoth t.hat, ha.~ f'\'en bepn patented more BU~llle~s ASsocIation meetlllg "'ave floor talks In their English which, as he says a little wryly, regular monthly meeting of the Treasurer's Oftice. hecame pan'nl" lalll week .,. prf",lolIsJ~·. Wednesday afternoon. ~Iasses. These developed into a ".ometlmes don't tend to make the Board, reported that the Autocar A bequest of $2000 to St. Colman's Norristown. Pa. LOWER MERION TOWNS:iIP He tiled for a patent, Septem. P~nt~ Pippin, president of the ~r-I public speaking contest. . President of Council a popUlar Company's In the process of draw- Church. Ardmore, Is contaIned In Annlher' new AI'I'ival this WN~k, man." ing up plans for the new buildtng the will of Andrey N, Schertel, yho ARDMORE DISTRICT hpr Ill. 19t3. and htl ssllil::ned the g-alllzatlOn. Who conducted the dls- Mr. Drennen Introduced R. L. Hl\rris. Wm. T.. Est., 20.011 S. S. WAS Mrs. \\'llliam Clipsham'" youn;; patent, rights to the Ec!lvRrd G. cu~sjon. !'ecalled successful cam- Lehman, English teacher In whose "I believe that as president I have and that the property will be II died February 19. An Autocar Co. Cricket Terrace. $1.55. l\tanllfactllrln~ the responsibilIty Initiating 'lC- great aId to the efficIency of the employe, Mrs, Schertel lived at the ~on ... Budd Company. pn Ig-ns of past yeal·s. English classes the talks were ot Baxter. DavId, Est., 407 Delmont • I tion In Council, not just conduct- Company. Y. M. G. A. in Ac1more. Avenue. $5.41. • • The matter was taken under ad- gIven. MI'. Lehman then Introduced Frazser, Emma D.. 2015 Greenfteld Thill .John C, Whitesell. ,Jr., Glless thlll's abollt ",11 101' this vi~cment ing meetings and appointing com-I ~';~~~_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii__iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 b.y the advertising com- ShIrley McSeveney, who spoke mlttees and theIr cha.lrmen, II rou-II Ave., $33.85. week ,.. 'Bye now "JlUe:, headed by Jack Levy. The about a sareer ot physIcal therapy; tine part ot the presIdent's job." Brooks, T. Fernly. StrIp· 20 pt. Hol mootl.ng- was held at the AI'dmore Suzanne Gordy, whose topic was "A land Ave., W. S.. flO.74. "In addItion, the presIdent also Peters. Edward S.. ::14.19 E. of -, THREE ON DEAN'S LIST Bow]ln;::- Alleys. Great President, Franklin Delano acts as liaison officer between the Cricket Ave., S. S. East Lancaster Three Lower Medon Township Roosevelt"; ConstanceBoney, Whose adminIstrative branCh and execu MOVING SALE Ave., $46.17. Taylor, JUll& K., 10 Ft. Penn Road, residents al'e on t he Dean's list Main Line Lions Hear specch was about a great scientist, tive branch ot Borough govern $3.09. at Penns,'lvania State College for George Washington Carver, and ment." This is our last week in our present loca MCWilliams. Mll.rtln, Rockglen Road, the tlrst semester. Consul From Panama Richard Gillis, whG talked about Names All Committees Lot strip 1lf.t Ft.. $1.54 Rockglen The second United Nations dIs Lou Gehrig, his tavorlte personality. Fox's term ot office as president tion - 917 Montgomeri Ave., Narberth. Road, W, S. Strip 2 Ft.. $1.114. They arc Homer V. Buescher. of Faint. Vlncenzo, 329 W. SprIng Ave 117 Argyle Rd., Ardmore; Terence cussion was held Thursday night ANN NEATHERY, runs for two years, but hIs term as We are holding a clearance sale of all nue. $S6.9t. PATSY McENANEM, ! J. Anderson, of 161 Union Ave., by the Main Line Lions Club. Councilman runs for four years. In merchandise. Due to increased volume Valli, Robinson L., Est.. Strip. 29 : Bala-Cynwyd, and Mary E. Chest Charles Berguido, Jr.. Philadel 7th Grade Reporterli. the case'ot his absence, Burgess Ft. St. Georges Road. W. S .• $1.114. phia attol'lley and Consul from of business, we find it necessa.ry to move Mahan. Frank H.. II pt.. st, Pauls Inutt, of 375 Bala Ave., Bala,Cynwyd. RIchard Miller takes over, since RO&d. W. S.. $1.114; Strip 2 Ft., Simp Panama, spoke on "This Is Our nnss GRIMM IN BERMUDA there Is no vice-president of Coun into larger quarters. son Road, $0.62. story," during which he presented Miss Elizabeth GrImm, daughter cil-in the cue of the absence of Brooks. Henry P.. 20 Pt., 163% a movie, "Call to Action." of Mrs. Daniel E. WillIams, of Bala both, the chairman of the Finance Simpson Road. $9.23. G1bb, Samuel &: Mary 0 .. 612 Sus The work and story of the Red Cy,wyd, was one of a group of :i5 Cornmlttee takes over. sex Road, Lot 81.74 Ft., $9a.09. girls from the Garland School, Bos· Fox also organIzes all stand~ng ON OR ABOUT SPRINGI Cross in action was the theme of APRIL 1st BALA.CYNWYD DISTRICT his talk. He outlined its worldwide ton, Mass., who, with their faculty committees of CounCil, appoints Clark. Alma A., 402 Academy CIrcle, activities. leader, flew to Bermuda Saturday their chairmen and Is a member, WE SHALL MOVE TO $677.0a. for their spring vacatlcn. ex-officio, of all of them. MacDonald, Ellz. M. Kyle. 646 Real' There are six standing commit Bowman Road, $1.1511. 0/' ------.- Cozens. Amelia S.. 6' StrIp Bryn tees which conduct Borough affaIrs Mawr Ave .• N. S., $4.6'. DRESS and they serVe for a term of two 2,00 Bala Av.,Bala-Cynwyd Wurst, E. George. 43 pt. Cleveland years, which is the term of Council. Ave.. N. S.. $3.09. OPPOSITE EGYPTfAN THEATER E'LAINE'S SHOP They are: Finance and Liens Regan, James J. &: VirgInia U" 116 Edge Hili Road. $240.04. Committee, Henry P. Carr, chaIr Over~rook Realty Co .. 26:.:140 Glen- DRESSES - SUITS - HATS man; Water, LIght and Health wood Road. N. S.. $111.'3. . Sho"'n exclusively at the Ba]a-Cynwyd Committee, Robert M. Cameron, Lowrie, John W. and Mary E" 215:£ Junior Women's Club Fashion Show chairman; HIghway and Sewer THE HO. Glenwood Rd., N. S., $16.43. '~ommlttee, T~ompson, Smith. Walter L. &: WlIetta P., William S. StrIp 9.17x80 Hansell Road•. S. S., As Seen ill This Month's Madamoise//e and Vogue chairman; Building CommIttee, $1.5t. Created for Your Individual Satisfaction Sterling M. Chain. chaIrman; Prop WORK WarwIck, Paul R. &: Wm. H. Planl By Hcm) Rosenfeld and Othcr Famous Dcsigners erty Committee, WillIam P. Davies, gan, StrIp 6.07x90.9' fdrls Road, W. S.• $0.77. chairman, and Public Safety Com Keogh, Wm. J .. StrIp Bet. Lots 9S·97 125 N. Narberth Avenue Phone Narberth 4365 mittee, whch Incliudes the Police Kenilworth. E. S., $1.23. and Fire Departments, Franklin C. BENCH RobIns. Evelyn ,L.. 4S.112x72 pt. Lodges Lane, S. S., $a.oo. Hutchinson, chaIrman. Rutty. Wm.. Eat., strip Real' 129 Old GUlph Road, $1.1115. &: LEGAL LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICES Armstrong, Est.. Wm. Renas, 81S NOTICE Parson Avenue, $37.23; 818 Parsonl Avenue, $3.09. NOTICE RobIns. WaShIngton L., 10 pt. Rad .,. cliffe Road. E. S.• $3.09. BRYN MAWR. DISTRICT NOTICE Wendell. Herman &: Walter B. DUE TO MANY REQUESTS Smith, Rear 16 Booth Lane. N. S.. ORPHANS' COURT OF HALLOWELL, WALTER R.. JR.-I Good. Extr. Tet!, pasquale, County Ltne Road, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA. Upper Moreland-Feb. 13-Jean- RUSHTON, ,~ICHARD H.-Feb. 21 E. S., '0.77. kll NOTICE OF FILING AND AUDIT ette F. Hallowell, Admrx. -Girard I rust Company, Sub. Carter. James J., 32 Pt an n The House OF ACCOUNTS HAWLEY. MA,RY F.-Feb. 20- sJI~L~N MARGARET T. (a. k. St.. E. sIde, $3.09. Notice Is hereby gIven to heirs. Montgomery Irust Company, Sub. a Mll.rga:ret S Scanlan)-Norrls- McIlvaIn &: 0<1.. Inc.. gs.U pt. legatees, creditors and all parties In Trustee for Ruth M. Haw~y ... ~ town-Mar. ~Leon H. Fox, et. Gray's Lane, N S. Rear. $1.66. Interest that accounts in the follow- HFJLLERMAN, MARGARr - al., Extrs. Hl\rrlson. SylvaI Etal. 1004 Laneu- Ing estate have been filed In the ot- Cheltenham-Feb. 25 - Provlde;tt SCHLOTTERER, JESSE B.-Hat- tel' Ave .. S. S.. $130.80. . Will not catch you napping of Rano fice of the RegIster of WI1111 or Clerk Trust Company of Philadelphia. field Boro.-Jan. _' 31-Emma B. Merion Title &: Trust Co .• 401-402 of the Orphans' Court. as the case Extr. Schlotterer. et. al., Surv. Extrs. Lanc8.llter Ave., Rell.r, N. S.• Lot 12 may be, on the date below olltated HF.N"NJNn AND'RT<::W S. - North SCHULTZ OLIVER S.-Franconla Ft . $a.09. 1 .. _ and that the same will be presented Wales-Mar. 5-The First Natlon- -Feb. 10-Jacob M. Landis, Extr. Daly, Thomas &: :BrIdget, a ....e if you allow us to do your Ave .• N. S., $123.09. Is Open Tuesday Evening to the Orphans' Court of said Coun- 1>1 'RAnI( of !,Il.nAfl'1.1e. et. nl .. Extr!!. SEUI!'FERT, HARRY W.-Lower ty on Monday, April 7, 1947. at 10 HTGnTNs. E. S. (otherwl"e Edm1lnd MerIon-Feb. 19-Marle F. Seuf- Kennedy, John M.• Est., strip. 3 Ft., Tailoring and Dry Cleaning. o'clock A. M., for confirmation. at R. HTl!'glnsl-Lower Merion-Feb. fert, 'Extl'x. Lambert St. E. S.• $0.77. For Men Only whIch time the Honorable J. Bur· ?-4_'t'I71111"".,.T 'RrenMn. FJxtr. SHAFFER. AMANDA _ Souderton Floyd, Frank J.. Strip 1.2Sx9a.77 nett Holland P:'esldent Judge of "fH'l:M1<'T.BF.'RGF.R, ET,IZAB'F.TH -Feb. 27-Edlth R. Cramer, et. Markee Terrllee, N. S.• $0.77. FREE OONSULTATION said Court, will sit In Orphans' M.-'Feb. 19-The National 'Rank a1.. Extrs. Bethel M. EPiscopal African Ohurch, Court Room In the Court House. to nf Potht,.,~.~ Trustee for Mary SPARKS, THOMAS-Lower MerIon 40 Prospect Ave.. W. S., "1.116. audit accounts, hear exceptions to Rl"""""lbp""p,r. -Feb. 27-Provident Trust Com- Egan. Rose Elizabeth. 24: Thomas , Tre~tment5 same and make distrIbution of the HOZIER. F:MAN-Hatboro-Feb. pan:,- of PhiladelphIa, et. aI., Ave., $61.55. Scalp balances ascertaIned to be in the 14 _ Hatboro National Bank. Extrs. GLADWYNNE DISTRICT hands of accountants. Ailmr STERRETT, WILLIAM G.-Jenk- Herbert. Annie Y" 8.247 Aorel BROTHERS ANDERSON. LIDIE McF.-Mar. 3 1{OF.m:'Il':R. VlIJ...LIAM: B.-Lan!!· Intown-Feb. 20-Provldent Trullt Black Horse Road. $116.9a. Manicuring, Etc. -Montgomery Trust Company. c1l\le-Mar. 4-E"a Koehler, et. at. Company of Philadelphia, et. aI., McConaghy. John T. &: Margare~ et. al.. Trustees, as stated by Extrcs Extrs. TAILORS· FURRIERS D., 10.3 Acres Woodmont Road, S. S., Montgomery Trust Company, L~Tnv 'pt]'T'H A. (a. k. a. P'llh STINSON. FRANCIS G.-Mar. 4- $200,04. CLEANERS & DYERS YOU O"'C It to 7ourult, ,.oar tamIJ7 Surv. Trustee. Amelia Leidv)-Latc Minor-Feb. Norristown-Penn Trust Company, PENCOYD DISTRICT and buslnus nsaoclutclI to be _11 BACON, EDWARD I.-Jenkintown ?R-The Hatleld Nlllfonll.l Bll.nk. Trustee for Robert P. Shick. Caasel, Domenick &: Francesco, 155 lrroomed. -Feb. 26-Jenkintown Bank and Gdn. STROUD. MORRIS W., JR.-Feb. Ashland Ave.. $58.t7. 102 Forrest Ave., Narberth Trust Company, et. al.• Extrs. Mc'R'<\RLANn MARTJ.lA C.-Nor- 26-The Pennllylvanla Companv RUdOlPh. S&bastlan A., Est., .823 NARBERTH 2602 BERNHARD, GEORGE A.-Mar. , rlstown _ Mar. 4 - GIrard Trust for Insurances on LIves and Acres, Belmont Ave., $111.40. No Appointment NeceSla.ry -Liberty Title and Trust Com· Comnany. et. Ill. Extrs. Granting Annuities. Suc. Trustee Rock Valley Corp.. 187 Bslmont I. pany. Trustee. McVI'I'TY THOl''' A,!'I E.-Mar. 5- for W.. B. Dixon Stroud. et. al. Ave .• $15.40. 228 Bala Ave.. Cynwyd Phone Narberth 4:270 BRAUN. SYLVAN-Cheltenham- nirarc1 l'rust Comrrll.ny. et. 11.1., '1'EATS. IRA W.-LowerProvldence Feb. li--Corn Exchange National ,Tru~tee!! fo" Ell ..le c;ameron. _ Feb. 20 - Montgomery Trust Supperer. Leo A.. :r. & L. 8211·827 CYNWYD 0928 Bank and Trust Company, PhlJa- MARCH. GEORGE W.-Feh. lIS- Company, Admr. Inc. Girard Ave" (,38.48. Narberth and Haverford Avenues - NARBERTH Stratz, Emily W., 1.64 pt. Jefferaon . delp_hla. et. aI., Adrnrs., c. t. a. Norrlstown-pp,nn Trust Company, 'l'OMLINSON riERTHA M -Hor- BRAY, DANIEL-Settlor-Feb. 20 Trustee for Eva Trumhower. , . St.. N. W., $1.511 -,JenkintOwn Bank and Trullt MATT,ACK, J. W}T,TF.R _ Lower llham-Mar. -1. Stanley TO!l"lIn Jefferies, Thos J .• Est., Mary Wa I' Company Trustee for Settlor's MerIon-Mar. IS-The Brvn Mawr son. ct. 1.11., Extrs. tersford Road. Cor. N. S. Ashlanl Ave., $1.55. chUdren. Tru..t r.omTlll.n'· ct. aI., Extrs. WALLACE, REBECCA A.-Nar- Hanson. Oharles L.. 624·636·63 BUTLEbR'2"THWOlMAIIS-Whitemalr.h MATTR.ER.. CTTRTn.; F.-Pottstown berth-Feb. l1-Marlon W. Neff, Mary Watilrsford Road, $3.09; 1132-113 -Fe. II""" I am E. But er, -.Jan. 30-Th" National Bank of Extrx. Extr. Bovf'lrtown. Admr. Inc, Mary waterstord Road. $a.09. Jones. J. DavIs &: George O. WIl CORKRAN, ELIZABETH BANe- MILLInAN PAUT... L.-Lower Mer- WAL'1'JEN. RUTH A.-Jenkintown ... KER GRIBBEL-Late Mlnor- fon-Feb. 27-George W. DavIs. -Feh. 17-Jenklntown Bank and IIams, Jr., 213 pt. 212·97-99 Rea :Mar. IS-The Montgomery Natlon- Admr. Trust Company, et. aI., Extrs. Price St,. $0.62. al Bank of Norristown, adn. MOLLOY, THOMA!'I J. _ Lower McGlone, James &: Mary, 256 Pen CREAN, MAURICE J.-Sprlngfield ]v1'Pl'lon-Feb. 6-Mar~' G. Molloy, WARNER, GARDINER L.-Feb. 2li coyd Ave .• $2.47; 255 Pencoyd Ave. -Feb. 28-Florence V. Crean, et. Extrx. -Fidelity-Philadelphia 'l'ru-t Com- $2,47; 254 Pencoyd Ave .. $2.47. SERVE MAGGI'S IOUILLON al.. Extrs. 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D. 10H, f· Edwards. -Josenh Sloull'h. Extr. pany, Sub. Trustee for Robert N. Williams • 1,,\ , ", ~ ...~ .f tRtmsDAY. MAtteR H, 184' OUR TOWN THRE~. United Nations Musical Review To Be May Bride Church Women Nancy. E. Knapp to Wed June 7. . B. C. Methodists Erma De Felice, The marriage of Miss Nancy >- Presented by Narberth Women Emma Knapp, daughter of Mr. and ', Hear Talk by '; Mrs. Alfred Southmayde Knapp, ot To Hear'Gallia' Marco, Bianco, .' Flags of the United Nations, all- combe, who sang an English ballad, 505 Beechwood Lane, Narberth, to Next Sunday evening the choir thentle costumes and color1111 "The Lass With the Dellcate Air:' John Boyce HUff, son of Mr. and and ,orchestra of the Bala·Cynw~·d .. spring flowers served as a ba.Jk- Mrs. Mildred Bailey presented Miss Roberts Mrs.· Thomas Henri Huff, ot 120 Methodist church wlll sing "Gallla" To Be Married ground for the program presented two plano selections by Chopin; ~'We should analyze what Is being Glenwood Rd., Merion, will take by Gounod. Howard S. Tussey, or- The marriage of Miss Erma De Tuesday afternoon to members Mrs. Catherine Rollins sang an done in the various departments place Saturday afternoon, June 7. ganist, and Frances B. Fricke will Felice, daughter of MI'. and Mrs. and guests 'Of the Narberth Wom· Italian aria, "Joys of Love"; Mrs. of the Sunday School and see if at 4 o'clock in AU Saints' Church, direct the choir, and F. Engle Tay- John DeFelice, of 846 Old Lancaster an's Community Club. Mary :Merkle rendered France's na- the religious needs of the children Wynnewood. The Rev. Dr.' Gibson 101' will be in charge of the 01'- are beIng met," said Miss Myfanw~' -ehelllra. Rd., Bryn Mawr, to Marco Bianco. The program, a "United Nations tlonal anthem, ''La Marseillaise". Bell will perform the ceremony. Musical Review," was sponsored by and Mll'l' Barbara Ely danced the Roberts, of the Pennsylvania Coun T. Robert Milligan will accom. BOn of Mr. 'lnd Mrs. Basilio Bianc9,' cil of Christian Education, at are· Miss Barbara Knapp will serve ., the club's Music Department, and Mexican Hat Dance, accompanied as maid of honor tor her sister, and piny at the plano. Members of the of 349 E. Count:· Line Rd., Ardmore. was under the direction of the on the piano by Mrs. Dora Hoc- cent meetng of the Women's So ciety of Christian Service of the the bridesmaid wlll be the bride's orchestra are: Robert T. Milligan, will take place c;aturday afternoon, music chairman, Mrs. William C. maAn• f t d th l Narberth Methodist Church, cousin, Mrs.. J. Reed Stovall, of Mrs. Charlotte Frederick, Mrs. J. April 19, at 2:30 'clock, in Our Seifert. so eo. ure on e program N. LeVan, Barbara Wiggington, Mother of Good Counsel Church, were Mrs. Katherine Bennett and Miss Roberts said children's ques Germantown. Mrs. • Ruth Parron,. narrator', the Menarwyn· trio. Mrs. Bennett tions about God must be answered. Peter Delio, of Baltimore. Md., Mary Cauffman, Hugh Booda, Bryn Mawr. opened the program With a short presented two impersonations, one She said children must be taught will act as best man, and the ushers Brooke McCarter, Nancy Smith, Miss Lena Blanco, stster of the description of the purposes of the of an Italian woman bemoaning the how to pray, and that they should \Viii Include Peter Knapp, brother Grace Taylor, Jane Taylor, MR.ry brIdegroom, wIll serve as maid of United Nations. death ot her baby son. 'The trio, be taught how to make the proper ot the bride; Thomas R. Huff, bro Wurster, Mrs. Gilbert Abel and If. honor, and the bridesmaids will in. Participants in the program, all Mrs. Katherine Giles, Mrs. Hannah choices in Ilfe and how to get along, ther of the bridegroom; David Engle Taylor. clude Mss Christine Armandlo, of The pastor. Dr. Franklin Dun· Bridgeport, and Miss Christine Di dressed in costumes appropriate to Wheeler and Mrs..Marion Walker, as Christians, with others. "They Evans, of Wayne, and Alexander ...... • ,\",.,'~, .":""? combe, will speak on the topIc: Francisco, of Norristown. the countries they represented, 'In- sang "Old Black Joe" and "Beautl JUNE ELEANOR HELLER should be given knOWledge of the Zenker, Jr., of Merion. "Jerusalem," Sunday morning at Lorenzo Amndio will as beE't eluded Mrs. Mary Merkel, who sa.ng ful Dreamer." The marriage of Miss June Elea' Bible," she said. A reception at the home of the .::':".'.".',..., aet bride's parents for close friends 11 o'clock. Dr. Milton H. Nichols man, alld·' the ushers .viI! be Pan three Chinese lullabies; Mrs. Flor- Hostesses at 'the tea which fol- nor Heller, daughter of Mr. and She said she felt there was not .2i'i:iCic;,,;L;',L,J::,:':,:C;::,S,L;:: ..,;,.,:X::./,,;:};;L:· and members of the immediate will be the Vesper service preacher De Canlllio and ,Joseph Blanco, A", ence Senft, who sang "cossack'sl lowed the program were Mrs. Burns Mrs. Branch V. Heller, of 112 Chest· enough time given to religious edu and the soloist, Mrs. Charles Kes- cousin of the bridegroom, both of Love Song," and Mrs. Helen Dun· Best and ·Mrs. L. Parker Miller. nut Ave., Narberth, to John Schus- cation and advocated vacation families will follow the ceremony. NANCY EMl\IA KNAPP tel'. Ardmore. tel', Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Schus· schools. The Dartmouth College Glee Club A reception -.t St. Colman", tel', of 520 Brookhurst Ave., Nar- Mrs. Charles Nevins and Mrs. E. 11 b hDAR wlll sing Palm Sunday evening 'l.t ChurCh Hall, Ardmore, will be hel? YMCA Representative Marjorie Haines and berth, will take place Saturday af· Gorin exhibited works on India, l'ar ert ••• 8 o'clock. The harpist, Bertha Mar- that evening. After a. wedding trip, ternoon, May 10, at 4 o'clock, in the made by members of the Junior Wheaton College To Visit B.M. Col!ege 101m Keating Feted cella DeGray, wlll play at the morn· MI'. Bianco and his bride will malto Narberth Methodist Church. The Church MillS Irma Elillabet: 1-.uff, stal'f Mr. and Mrs. L. HowardSnlngle, Ch t H . ing service. I their home in 1'}ryn Mawr. member 01 the natlor:al board, Jr., of Rosemont, will entertain in Rev. Harold D. Flood wlll perform Miss 'Helen Strickler, president, ap er ears Glee Club Young Women's Ch'is' n Associll.- formally Saturday evenlnr.-, in honor the ceremony. presided at the business meeting tlon, wlll Visit Bryn 1\tawr College of Miss Marjorie R. Haines, daugh. Mrs. Wayne Deaves, of Oreland, whiCh followe.d the program. Clr- Case Worker NARBERTH 4270 , Wednesday, to meet with ~'oul1g ter of Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Pa., will serve as matron of honor cle No.1, whose chairman is Mrs. To Sine Here women interested in becoming pro- Haines, of Zolllngerway and Heath for hers ister, and Miss Rufh Heller, Etta Walker, seryed tea. . Mrs. Robert K. Moxon, of Nar- fesslonal workers in the YWCA. Rd., Merion, and John J. Keating, another sister, wlll be maid of hon· berth, case worker for the Main Women's Choral Group Recently appointed to the head- Jr., ot Germantown, whose mar. or. The bridesmaids will include L. M. Baptist Church Line family service of the Main to Sing Sacred Music quarters ltat'f in New YOI'll: Cil'y, rlage will take place Saturday April Mrs. Dendy Garrett, of Spartan- r H Id S· M• Line Federation of Churches, spoke ". Misr Huff Is a member of the YWCA 12. ' burg, S. C., and Miss Eleanor Rus- . 0 0 pnng eeting at a meeting of the Dr. Benjamin at Narberth Church leadershll) services depa-tment tor ? sell, ot Overbrook Hills, and the The SprlAlg Quarterly business Rush Chapter, D. A. R., of Nar. recruiting and enlisting professlona.l flower girl will be Renle Kemble, meeting of ehe Lower Merion Bapt- berth, Monday afternoon. The meet- The Wheaton College Women's • workers. Virginia Ligget Jone. To Wed, of Philadelphia. ist. Church, Bryn Mawr, wl1l be held Ing was held at the home of Mrs. Glee Club, nationally known choral Mrs. Robert W. Llgge< ot Lan John Clemmer, of Lansdowne Wednesday, March 26, at 8 P. M. in Eugene D. Hoskins, of 504 Haver- group, will present a sacred concert POST THEATER OUTING caster and Stewart Aves, Haver Park, wi~1 act as best dan, and the the Lancaster Ave. Chapel, ford Ave., Narberth. at the Narberth Presbyterian Members of the Merion Post. ford, has announced the engage ushers Will be Wa)'ne Deaves, Allan Reports wIll be received from the Introduced by Mrs. John L. Mil- Church, Sunda)', March 30, at 4 American Legion will attend a ment of her daughter, Virginia Clemmer and Richard Koerwer. several committees, an.. plans made leI', program chairman, Mrs. Moxon P. M. performance of "Idiot's Delight" at Ligget Jones, to James Bond Rein A reception will follow the cere· for coming months. Dr. B. L. Scott, explained the nature of her work,I Follow~ng the opening processlon- the Plays and Players Club, 1T!' hardt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry mony. pastor of the church, till preside. clarifying some of the mlseoncep- al and IDvocatlon, the 34 singers Delancy Place, PhiladelphIa, Thurs~ B. Reinhardt, of 20 Booth Lane, The annual "box opelling" of the tlons of the general public as to will render an unusual arrangement '. day, March 2'1. Haverford. Richard R. Bongartz Women's MI::;sionary Society wlll be the types of services rendered by of "The Lord's Prayer," by Noble NARBERTH & HAVERFORD AVENUES - NARBERTH held Thursday evening, March 27, the family service. CaIn. Weds Mrs. H. Norris at 8 o'clock. in the ~hapel, with She said that although the organ. Under the direction of Mignon HAIRDRESS11\1'G The marriage of Mrs. Helena. lfdss Mary Elizabeth Ristlne, the Izatlon is sponsored by the Main Bolman MackenzIe, the chorus wlll Mrs. Norman Jefferies Post Barnes Norris, of West Palm president, in charge of the pro. Line Federation of Churc!les and contInue their first groups of songs Complete Service For Radiant B~alLty Beach, Fla., daughter of Mrs. Bay gram. Rev. B. Frank Belv!n, who Community Chest, it Is not strictly wIth Jesus, Our Redeemer'. 13thI~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A Large .Assortment of ard Barnes, of New Haven, Conn., ha'l worked among thn Indiar.s In a church work service. It is case Century melody arranged bYli and the late Mr. Barnes, to Rich the northwestern States and who work regardless of color Or creed Howorth: "In His Kingdom," :'.. COTTON DRESSES $5.95 to $45 ard Robinson Bongartz, son of Mrs. "Our intention is to help famllle~ Norwegian folk melody arranged by Arthur L. Bongartz, of New Gulph Or. Cherry to Preach solve their own problems without Overly; "We Praise Thee," by the NARBERTH ELECTRIC & RADIO CO. L'Aiglon :lOd ]IcMulIen Rd. and Morris Ave., Bryn MaWr, forcIng any special advice upon Russian composer Shvedof, and Haverford and Forrest Aves. - Phone Narberth 4182 took place at noon Wednesday, in On 'Living From Within' them," she said. "My Rejoices," by Ebeling. HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYTHING ELEVTIUCAL LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR the Swarthmore Presbyterian The Rev. Dr. Clinton M. Cherry, Mrs. Harold C. Fenno, who at. "Lord God, :My Father, Holy Church. The Rev. David Brown pastor of the Ardmore Melhodlst tended the election of State officers One." a chorale from a cantata by 233 HAVERFOR~ AVE., NARBERTH officiated. Church, wl1l preach on "Living in Harrisburg March 7, reported Bach will open the second group IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON Phone: Narberth 2861 The couple plans to reside in From 'VIthin" at Sunday morning's that Mrs. Harlow B. Kirkpatrick, of numbers, followed by "The Bryn Mawr. ~ servIce. At the evening service. he of Pittsburgh, had been elected new Silent Sea," by Neidlinger, Schu ABC Washers will speak on "Unfalthfulness State regent. bert's, "The Lord Is My Shepherd" Wringer and Spinner 'r~'pes To Hold Meeting Tuesday JUdas," another in his series on Reports from the officers and and "Lord, Hear Our Prayer," from "Sins That Crucify." committee chairmen were presented Verdi's "Othello." A WIDE VARIETY OF LAMPS ., The Faculty Tea Club of the Uni· At mid-week services Wednesday at the business meeting which pre- B)' request, the club will conclude verslty of Pennsylvania will meet evening, Dr. Austin T. Smith will ceded the program. The regent, their concert with "The Seraphic Radios Electric Razors I·; Tuesday at 3 P. M. in MemorIal discuss "Stewardship's Wider Rela Mrs. Joseph H. Baker, presided. Song" by Gaines, accompanIed by Portable Radios Sun Lamps Hall, 3601 Locust St., Philadelphia. tions." Thursday, the· Fourth Quar Assisting the hostesses were Mrs. organ and piano with violin solo Radio Combinations Heaters The musical program will include terly Conference will meet ·in the John H. Oliver, :Mrs. Aaron B. played by Frances Whitlock Kram- Record Players Heating Pnd~ selections by the University choir. church with Dr. Levi H. Zerr, dis Wainwright and Mrs. John L. Mil- er. Mrs. Kramer, formerly conduc- leI'. Mrs. H. Ronald Paige presided tor of the Wheaton College Sym- Listen For All Musical Program J under the direction of Robert H. El trict superintendent, presiding. Our On more, an~ assls~ed by Il. string at the te t bl ' . WNAR (] 110 K. CJ a a e. phony Orchestra, also directs the ri I:' I fi Wednesdays, 9:,,0 to 10:00 A. M. MIL K quartette. METHODIST WOMEN PLAN- SpI' ng owers. shamrock candies ensemble of eight girls who play the Mrs. S. H. Patterson and Mrs. H. DINNER NEXT THURSDAY 'j~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1.lur.'. P.rfect Fl.' S. LUkens will be the hostesses. arrangedand decorationson the tables.were attractively orchestral prelude. ,--- The V\Tomcn's Societ)' of Christian The concert will featur~, in addl· The Book Group will meet at 1.30 Service of the Narberth Methodist tion, a vocal trio and vocal and - in the Faculty Lounge, when Mrs. Church will stage a dinner next Lancaster County Phone: Narberth 9274 For O"er 30 fear. Instrumental solos. Paul J. Storm will review "Thunder Thursday at 5:30 P. 1-'::. Out of Chilla," by Theodore While Fireside Alma mater for the glee club Is BROOKMEAD Open to the public, tt;e dinner is located in Wheaton, Ill., about 25 and Annalee Jacoby, Mrs. Frank being held for the benefit of the ~fiss Janet M. Hess, daughter of R. Dodge will review "Folk Art of miles west of Chicago. The largest Guernsey Dairies church debt All those wishing res- Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Hess, ot liberal arts college in Iilinois, its Farmers' Marl .. -_.... I.·,-- . .... • '••", .~ >,'1:.>. ••• , •. 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II ~ . . $Ilex-Drlp '·Ib ~ e -Ii ...... - -= 45C :C~~I~ -'.- _.,= 2 ""gs19C- or Regular Can odor PALMOliVE 8;::: ~i:~ ·15e 1g - ,,; - - =- .1 r-=;------. _------...... ------. ;. • --- COMPLETE. MEAL If's ourpre(JSure 10 c~ MATMOR CONTADINA SARATOGA GOTT~(HALKS fOR YOUR DOGI California serve you at these \ Tomato Sun Dried fOOD FAIR MARkETS! Metal Sponges HUNT WESTON1S' .~ LARGE (rackettls IN PHILADELPHIA Scours (lU B RIPE Paste Your ·.MORNING City Line Ave at 53d DOG fOOD .,J Malees Gopd Pots ·.NOON e e NIGHT OLIVES Foods Better IN BRYN MAWR Easy 2Y.t-1bBog 21 Prune., AprI~ "'adlea and Pears Pl:gt.g Be fer delicious stewed fruh dessert. 646 Lancaster Ave" e.• \ '., ::~:~ , I,'· " ""~"'-"'<*j:- IrAnRFORD TOWNSHIP NEWS OW TOWN THE MAIN LINER BALA-CYNWYD & MERION NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941 =q • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Y. M. C. A. Cynwyd Easter Seal Girl Concert Series To Open in Wayne This recital is open to the pubtJo NOTES Mrs. Alfred Prime wthout admission ch&l'g8. '1'bOIIe s ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• New members will be Inducted to Give Talk Next Saturday who wish .0 contribute to the ... soclatlon fOl the support ot turUMI Into Gradale Sorority at the formal The Trl-County Concarts Associa Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Roney, the birth ot a daughter, Patricia daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- initiation next Monday evening at concerts will be "lllked to do !Oo of Overbrook Hills, have announced Scott Moore, on March 10. Mrs. gaL' B. Young. ' tion's sprln~ series, 'l'1ld at Radnor Mrs. Prime's Tau- " the Main Line Y. M. C. A.. with High School, Wayne, will open this the birth of a son, Michael William Moore is the former Miss Elizabeth Wende Platte, president, presiding. The following week, Friday ~ • •• Friday night, March 21, with a TrIo t • Roney, on February 19. Mrs. Roney B. Scott, daughter of Mrs. Arnold Mrs. lIallowell V.' Morgan, of Following the ceremony, the new nlng, March 28, l,{rs. Alfred eo. is the former Miss Marie F. Bl'en- Scott, ot St. Davids. Penn Ave. and Penwyn Rd., Wynne and Sonata -decltal for viola, clari PrIme, of Paoli, will give an tllu members will present a brief enter net and plano. nan, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kearsley MItchell. wood entertained at a luncheon tainment and retreshments to the strated talk at Ute Saturday Club • James F. Brennan, of Overbrook. Jr., of Mount Pleasant, Md., Bryn in h~nor of her mother, Mrs. Bur former members. At the business Ralph MacLean, solo Clarinetist ot Wayne, on 18th C'l'ltury phllade!.. • •• Mawr, wilI entertain at a box party ton Chance, of Haverford. meeting last Monday evening, the of the Phllad..lphla. Orchestra; phia for the benefit of the associa. The Baldwin School Association at the Harvard Hasty Pudding group voted to pledge $100.00 to the Sar..mel Llt';chey, head of the Or tion. · '" . chestra's vIola section; and Ralpll entertained at a tea Sunday after- performance at the Bellevue-Strat • '" • World Youth Fund to help restore Mrs. Prime whose studies In noon in honor of Mlle. Maud Rey, ford On Wednesday evening, April 2, Mr. and Mrs. H. Stephen Casey, YMCAs and youth activities in tor Berkowitz, plano recitalist and ac antique silver and furniture have at the home of Mrs. John A. Lafore, •• .. Jr., of PaoIl, have announced the elgn countries that had been devas companist tor Piatlgorsky, wflI per aI'peared in hlstorica.l pamphlets, Dt Penn Valley Farm, Penn Valley. M.r and Mrs. Gordon E. French, birth of a son, Coleman Hampton tated by the war. torm. wfli illustrate her ta'k on early, ,. ~ oj< • who have been spending some time Casey, on March 14. Mrs. Casey Is Betty Hopkins, chairman of this The program, scheCf\lled for 3.30, PhiladelphIa with the specl~ series Mr. and 1\11'8. Paul Kendall, of with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. the former Miss Margaret E. Cole service project, said the entire will include the 'J-rio, op. 14, no. 2, of slides photographed and 'lolleet "Kenlea," Bryn Mawr, will enter- French, of the Mermont Plaza man, daughter of Hr. and Mrs. amount will be saved and earned K. 498 of Mozart; ,,::ahn'\s' Sonata cd under the supervislol1 of llezo • taln at the Harvard Hasty Pud- Apartments, Bryn Mawr, have left Mr. and Mrs. John H. :McClatchy, of by the individual members and by for Clarine. and Piano, op. 120, no. late husba'ld, a stUdent ot Philadel ding Show at the Bellevue-Strat- for Seattle, Wash., where they will Elsie Mae Elmo, to Norman Wayne the club projects. Fairy Tales, op. 132, of Schumann phia history. tord, and later at supper on Wed- make their home. • • • '" nesday evening, April 2, in honor of •• .. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Dale, ot Mrs. William· Kelm,. who has been - their daughter, Miss Susan C. Ken- Ralph H. Knode, Jr., son of Mr. Bryn Mawr, haveas their guests lit absent because of illness, rejoined dall, who attends Garrison Forest and Mrs. Knode, of "Meadowbank," their home in Palm Beach, lofr. and the Ardmorlte Girls' Gra-Y Club School, Md. Bryn Mawr, who is a student at Mrs. Dorr E. Newton, o~ Phlladel of the Main Line YMCA last Fri l • · . IlAnRPO!tD 'I'OWN'SIIIP !fZWI . OW.'fOWlIf IIALA-cnwtD • "10111' !I'BWII TllURSDAT, MARCH 28, 1947 • .,{ Programs-Sl1ltion .WNAR, NorristoWn 111, KILOCYCLE9-500 WATTS' . THERE~S NO PARKltiG PROBLEM IN .SUBURBAN tQUARE lUNDA'!' Taetldtl;F (ClOlltllllled) (Than!!.,. (Coatlaaea) Y•• won" lInd '1 :25 A. M.-NEW8. 1 :Oll-Orgaa. 8 :8G-Jamboree. '1 :80-Mornlnlr MURlcale.,' 1 :ll1-BRlon Strln... " :OO-NeWII- In Nat I!JeJL '1 :lIo-Churcb Bulletin. i 1 :80-Bports Calendar. ":02-Jakebox. S :Oo-Gospel Singers. 1 :411-Cote Glee Clab. ,,:aG-SUBtJRBAN 8 :8G-Devotlons. 2 :00-NEW8. ' HEADLINES. 'h'. at A " P O:Oo-nreakfRBt AlBn. 2:10-Tlme Ollt. 4:85-Maln' Line Matinee 10 :Oo-Bonga by Hayel. 2 :l5-Guess the Tulle. II :OG-SportsNews... LO :15-Frlendly Nelgbbor. 2 :ao-Valley Forge Hosp. II :lIS-NEWS. LO :3G-Newl Summary. a :OO-Masterworks. '.cause • • • LO :3l'I-Ivory " Reeds. a laO-Jamboree. nmAY LO:45-Roundup Time. 4:00-NewlI In Nut Shell. 7:00 A. lJ.-NEWl!I. 11 :OG-Baltlmore 4 :02~JukeboJ:. 7 :l5-Dr. Mlchaellon. Tabernacle. 4 :80-Maln Line Matinee. 7 :3G-Wlley MIllion. ·'. 12 :OG-Newe Summary. Ii :OG-Sporh New.. 7 :41i-Mornlnlf Malle. L2 :l5-The Main LIners. Ii:l5-NEWS. 8 :Oo-NEWS. • 12 :45-Norwlckl songll. IS :30-SIll'n ofl'. 8 :OIS-Frlendly Neighbor. 1 :00 P.III.-Revival Hour. WEDNESDAY S :10-l\lornlng Music. 2 :OO-News. '1 :00 A. M.-NEWS. 8 :SG-Cbureb CouncIL ... 2 :lo-Tlme Out. 7 :l5-Dr. Mlcbaelsoll, 8 :45-lIIornlng Music. 2 :l5-Muslcal Gems. 7 :3O-Wlley Mission. 0 :OG-NEWS. 2 :30-Cburcb ot Air. 7 :45-Mornlng Music. 0 :05-Around Town. ATA&P EVERY HAND S :OO-Concer~ MstinOllo 8 :Oo-NEWS. 9 :11i-Cburch ot.the 3 :30-Gospel J!IcboeL 8 :Oll-Frlendly Neighbor. ,Open Door. 4 :oo-Gospel Hour. 8:1o-lIlornlng Music. 0 :SG-Melodles. II :Oo-Sports News. 8 :So-Councll ot Cburcbes 10 :Oo-NEWS. Ii :15-NEWS. 8 :45-Mornlng Music. 10 :15-VA program. ., II :30-Slgn olr. 0 :OO-NEWB. 10 :30-Rbythm. ISA HELPING HAND* o:05-Around Town. 10 :1I5-News Summar,'. MONDA'!' 0 ;ll1-Cbnrcb ot the 11 :Oo-Ele'l'en Ten. '1 :00 A. M.-NEWS. Open Door. 11 :80-Bandwogon. • Personnel with • "take-lt-or-else" attituCle 7 :15-Dr. Mlcbaelsoll, 9 :80-1IIelodles. 12 :Oo-N~WR SummRry. don't exist around here. The Prim.. '1 :;IO-Wlley Mission. 10 :OO-NEWS. 12 :l5-Tbe Main Liner•• '1 :45-Mornlng Music. 0 :l5-So. American Way. 12:aO-Farm Hour. j' donna type just isn't our typel All A a: p 8:00-NEWS. O:aO-Rbytbm. 1:00 P. M.-NEWS. S :05-Frlendly Neighbor. 0 :1I5-News summar,'. 1 :OIS-Alr Lane TrIo. employes have been hand.picked aad 8 :10-Mornlng Music. 1 :OO-Eleven Ten. 1 :1lS--SRlon Btrlal's. carefully trained to help you. They aim S :30-Councll ot Cburche. 1 :80-Bandwagon. 1 :30-SportB Calendar. 8 :411-lIIornlng Music, 2 :OO-News summary. 1 :45-Band ot tbe Da,.. to make your busineSl a plelUlure. The o:Oo-NEWS. 2 :15-Man on tbe Btreet. 2 :Oo-NEWS. kind of service you want--quick, capable 9 :05-Happenlngs 2 :30-Form Hour. 2 ;10-Tlme· Oat. and courteous-is the kind or service you Around Towll, 1 :00 P. M.-NEWS. 2 :lli-Guess the Tune. S) :1lS-Cburcbot tho 1 :05-0rgan. 2 :30-Tlme to Dance, get in every department of your friendly' Open Door. 1 :15-Solon Strings. a :OO-lIIasterworks. 9 :30-Meloll!es. 1 :30-Sports Calendar. 8 :30-.ramboree. A & P Supermarket. That'8 why it's such 10:00-NEWS. 1:41i-Cotp Olee Club. 4:0G-News In NutsbeD. a grand place to shop for everything from 10 :l5-phoenl:nllle 2 :Oo-NEWS. ":02-JukeboJ:. a stick of gum to a stack of groeerlet. Favorites. 2 :10-Tlme Ollt. ":3G-M.ln Line Matinee. LO :1I5-News Summary. 2 :l5-Guess tho Tuue, Ii :OG-SPllrtB Newi. There's lots to eye and lots to buy ••• and 11 :Oo-Eleven Ten. 2 :30-Tlme to Dance. IS :l5-NlIlWS. everyonp is waiting to lend you a handl 11 :30-Bsndwagon. 3 :OO-Mssterworks. 8ATURDAY ... 12 :OO-News summary. 3 :SO-.1Rmboree. -' 'Ii 12 :15-Man on Street. 4 :OO-News In NuhbeJI. 7 :00 A. M.-NEWS. Suburban Square merchants are ready to serve 12 :30-Farm Hour. 4 :02-amboree. '1 :15-01'. MlchRelson. • b1 lOme remot4t 1 :00 PI 1II.-NEWS. 4 :SG-llfain Line Matinee. 7 :aO-Wllcy IIIlsllon. *If chance the lIenlce 1 :05-Alr Lane Trio. ·5 :OO-Sports News. 7:45-lIlornlng Music. t' AI:~ 1 :15-Solon Strings. I) :15-NEWS." 8 :OO:-NEWS. YOUe You'll find it a treat just to look and see you receive at your 1 :30--Sports Calendar. THURSDAY S :05-Frlendly Nellfhbor. · is not satisfactory-please 1 :4(i-Band ot tbe Ds1'. 7 :00 A. M.-NEWS. 8 :lO-llfornlng Music. I. write the details to: The 2 :OO-NEWS. 7:111-Dr. Michaelson. 8 :30-Churcll Council. .. Great Atlantic and Pacific 2 :10-'l"lme Out. 7 :30-Wlley Mission. 8 :45-SongB by Lltka. 2 :lli-Gucss tbe Tune. 7 :4li-1I111rnlnl: Musle. 0 :Oo-NEWS. the interesting array of new quality merchand· Tea Co., 32nd & Chestnut 2 :30-Tlme to Dance, 8 :OO-NEWS. 0 :05-Around ToWII. Sts., Phil•• 4, Penna. 3 :OO-MRBterworks. il :05-FrlenIUy Nel~hbor. 0 :15-Cbllrch ot tbe :.... a ::lOO-Jamhoree. 8 :lG-lIforltlll~ IIrus~. Open Door. 4 :OO-NewB In a Nutshell. 8 :30-Cburcb Council. 9 :OS-lIfeloll!eB. 4:02-.Tukebo:r. 8:411-1I1ornlng Music. JO:OG-NEWS. , ise ,they have prepared for your selection. A 4 :30-lIfaln Line Matinee. 9 :Oo-NEWS. 10:l5-S11CIRI Security Ii:OO-Sports. 0 :05-Arouad Town. program. Ii '15-NEWS 9 :15-Cburch ot tbe 10 :30-Rbythm. cour~ Ii:30-Sll!:n oft. Open Door. 10 :55-Ncws Summsr;y. treat multiplied by many fine stores and TUESDAY 0 :SG-IIIelollles. 11 :OO-EJe'l'en Teu. ·, '1'00 A M -NEWS 10 :OO-NEWS. 11 :3G-BandwBJ::on. '1 :15-Dr.. Michaelson. 10 :15-50. Amerlcsn Way. 12 :OG-News S~mRr,.. '1:3O-Wlley MissIon. 10:30-Rbytbm. 12:1l'i-llfan on the Street. 7 :45-lIfornlng Music. 10 :1I5-NewR 5ummsr;y. 12 :So-Farm Hour. teous service. Conle and shop e e • where it's 8 :Oo-NEWS. 11 :Oo-Eleven Ten. 1 :00 P. 1II.-NEWS. 9 :05-Around T'" 11 laO-Bandwagon. 1 :Oli-'-Tbe' Story Teller. 9 :15-Cburcb ot tbe 12 :OO-~ews Summar1. 1 :30-SportB Calennar. A Open Door. 12 :l5-lI[an on tbe Street. 1 :45-Cote Glee Club. t> e e e 8 o:3D-MeJodles. 12 :30-Farm Hour. 1 :55-NEWS. pleasant convenient . economical. 10 :OO-NEWS. 1 :00 P. M.-NEWS. 2 :OO-WlIlIs ane! Bo,.l. 10 :111-So. American Way. 1 :05-0rA'an. ?:30-Tlme to Dance. 10 :30-Rhythm. 1 :111-8nlon Strings. 2 :45-ProudTy. We Hall. 10 :55-News Summary. 1 :30-Sports CalendRr. S :OO-lIIasterworks. 11 :OO-Eleven Ten. 1 :45-Cotp Glee Club. 3 :aO-Jamboree. MERCHANTS OF SUBURBAN SQUARE 11 :So-Bandwagon. 2 :OO-NEWS. 4 :OO-News In Nut Sbell. • 12 :Oo-NewR Summar,.. 2 :10-Tlme Out. 4 :02-.Tnkcbo:r. 12 :lIi-lIfR[n r.lners. 2 :15-GncBs tbe Tune. 4 :30-1IIaln Line Matinee. ...,"'~----_._----_._...=="""'-_." 12:So-FRrm Hour. 2:30-Shut-ln Hour. Ii:OO-8ports News. 1::iiii!illli!!i!rn1iiiiillillimii::::.-r.i'ii~"'::=;::-':==::"'::::':'''_:'::===:::= """L':::m\ I 1 :OO-NEWS. 3 :OO-lIfnRterworkB. II :l5-NEWS. CLEANING THE For Particular Peopl. MAIN LIN EFISH MAR KET FLOWER .... A~?i~ i~ ~, R. W. HILL til I • (i f4 s~ '~'iil BOX TOWNSHIP SfA's Close To .You As Your Telephone" f! l Ii ., c ~~'l CLEANERS • 4511 .. 2858 A. sImple and superb inter- jl\ 2 lul'er 1ft.. 46 St. Georges Rd. AI'd. 8710 ARDMORE 4510 I' pretotion of 1947's classic suit iLl CALL Ardmor. 295 Mont. Ave. Cmwyd 083t 1417 City Line TrID. "·75116 106 wA~"'ler'" kdmore, P",~ "'•• ~~:~:~.~.~~;"'I !~~.·:;.I,I~~~~~~~~~~~~ • ",: Sizes 14-18@$75.00 If ~ Opposite :Auto Car Co. The FIne... lila.' COIBDlete 1.------..... ~~~==~~~=~~~~I!~i I~\ C,:!!~A THE if '~~ dorothy r. ballitt, int:. mil GLASS ARDMORE :.~.i:~:·l 28.30::~k%:;,aza a51.c.~~=:~:ownA.,. • 1'11 5tore ID BOOK SHOP ~ 1.. SurburbsD IIa 111',1 .A.merlC!s INC .. Deliver,. Anywhere ...i!:I::::!!:::::::::l:l:1m:mr:i:illmmm"mr:n!mmmm,mmr:mimr:m:r:l::imimml!:1llim-:iilim!ffi:' GILMAN Inc. Times Medical Bldg• .. It. Geor~•• Roed Ard 0830 Phone Ardmore 4114 ARIlMORE,PA • Alicia Marshall SUGGESTS • Yon see the New :LIJwR11Jpr Ribbon for Knitted Suits , (/)1llUJ.A, UMs • 15 ~OULTER AVE. PrescriptioJUI Ardmore 0865 Phone Ardmore 2442 59 St. James Place HOW DO YOU GET ENGLISH SUITS and TOPPERS Here at Last a. J. CROLL'S SPRINGFIELD WATER? Shipments from Great Britain are small SlmOCO SERVICE JERREHIAN FROM .A TAP ••. tJI ~I THE BRITISH And Domestic SPORT SHOP SPECIALTY SHOP and (Margaret McK. Wilcox) • In order to haVe your Pure Springfield BOY' 8 Oriental 15 COULTER AVE. • A.rdmore Ol!lC8 TOOL CHESTS Rugs water on tap we take it through many $5.95 61 ST. JAMES PLACE Montgomel')' 4"e. auc! ARDMORE stages and miles and miles of water 8t. Georges Road In ft'ln" than ont ...... "''1 ~"' •• hll .. mains. As a matter of fact our suburban PHONE: 4RDMOREOMB ""'k n'" .pud 0,1 pork ,0t1I purdl_ ,Nai...- area is so great that 1200miles of wate~ 4 6~O~ :J)ie:Jingel' ~ , ••••••.•••.•...... mains are required. ..7o,rt- James ''Everything TAILORED lewelen Blnce IIlII .,.. These mains would reach from here to OLOTIII!l8 A. Photographic" 1420 Walnut Bt., PhIIa. · Oklahoma City. Of course that compar· FOR WQMEK lUuple, lS.OIIS8 Ritchie 89 Ooultel' A"e.. Ardmore ison may not mean much to you but what 85 ST. JAMES PL. Ardmore 8446 * MacCAllUM is important Is that these mains are suffi "Fine Llnem 'TORES •I cient to bring itfrom us to you no matter * Times·Medical Bldg. where you are in our huge territory. 1~!!!!!!..,!!!!i!!!!!!.~ll/!!!!!J "A~I#J~-o-~-~-~dr-tio-e:-'-8G-:-r-:r-e-n-l!o"I~ :.:~::.:::;.:::::e I~DiiioiiiRiiiFiiiN~E~R~i ..'t ..!!!!!!rJtR!!!!!.'11!!!!!!!!!!!_!!!!!••!!!!!!!!!!!. •• .. Pure Springfield water will always b. on fop. ~ ~~ Un~rie WA~HmRn~ .~leA :Junior Dresse, Cleaners Since 1890 ,cpuip VALUES OFFERED BY • gifts . 'antiques PHILADELPHIA SUBURB'AN SUBURBAN SQUARE 14 COULTER AVE. band painted .,' furniture ARDMORE OU1 WATER COMPANY MERCHANTS 182-1 W. GIRARD "VIII. ea St. "am.." Plaee 8Tevelllou 4-8700' Ardmore 7919 flS (}oulter 4 ve. ArcL IOUI • • ' .. "~' ,~' · ,,;., .:.. ". .. '. ,,1( "'"" ., • • ~.. .. IL\VERFOBD TOWNSHIP 1Q!JWS OOB TOWN BALA.-CTNWYJ)·" MEBION HEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1947 .Brookline Five Reaches Court Finals CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 25 ~~~~~gg~~~~I;~El::per) rHE MAIN LINER, HAVERFORD TOWNSHIP NEWS, OUR TOWN, BALA·CYNWYD & MERION NEWS • PROMISING NARBERTH, LOWER 'MERION You may send money order, stamps or p'ersonal check. Address all communications , •Yeadon Five to Lower Merion Newspapers, Ardmore, Pa. (Special Monthly Rates) ,. I' PHONE: Ardmor~ 5720 -- GReenwood 3-7740 -- Hilltop 3600 f .Eliminated by CLASH IN RUBBER GAME OF • PRELIM PLAYOFF TONIGHT HELP WANTED FOR SALE I WANTED TO BUY HOME IMPROVEMENTS Nunan-Slook FEMALE FURNISHINGS ot a 9-room house, FURNITURE odds and ends, etc. SPRING IS COMING! Have that Nunan-Slook Post of Oakmont Brooks Eliminate Coatesville With 58-39 and 54-50 Victories, 1------1 on Sunday, March 23, 10 A,' 1.1. Men's. women's and children's room or rooms KEMTONED. "'. .,Ildvanced in the lIecond half play While Borough and Vets Break EveD; GIRLS to 5 P. M. Call at 211 Princeton Rd., clothing. Al Gregull, Sunset 6986, ~::ea~~~~~fl:;·na:cf~~des~~~ew:t otts ot tse Eastern Delaware Coun· West Brookline, or call Hilltop call 9 A, M. and 5 P. M. Water Heaters installed. stop that ty . American Legion League by Title Series Starts Monday 924O-J. NEWSPAPERS-Magazines, card- le9kin~ stgot. Call Broome. Hill- ~limlnatlng Yeado" '49, at Brook- TOP-RANKING POSITIONS FOUR 600-16 tires and tubes. $8.00 board and rags. Prompt servlce,J_t_o.:.P_615_3-_. _ line, ... Hart hui; ,15 points. BrookIle's hustling basketeers, tor all tour. Call Ardmore 3804-J. top prices. Al Gregull & Son, Cedar The Oakmont nc.· accounted for who had to go on an eight-game in Community Service -.::.::.::....::.:.~...::.:...:--'":"i---ho-I:----Lane and Arlington Ave., High- H.AND-PAINTED FURNITURlD !\. . th 1 i g weeks KENMORE w&Sh ng mac ne, ex- 'I d P k b P R R. wIInn ng spree m e cos n Available to cellent condition, $50:- boy's olcycle, an ar, y . . . crossmg. OLD FURNITURE .even field goals and a foul. while .u~cd filahogan~' Phipps fired six field goals and two Skippy Muir, of the season to squeeze into the only few times; sl1- Shop hours, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. RE-DECORATED louIs for 14 points, Boucher tallied ~1~~O~u~\~~~~i f:~d~~e M:lt.; ~~~ QUALIFIED YOUNG WOMEN "tr chest. Call CynwYd 20I5d·R. Sunset 6986. nine point. tor :roe Petron's passers. Leal!ue finals. They polished of! .fa- in Telephone Work CERAMIO SUPPLIES. Pina. ear Icre". VETERAN PAYS TOP DOLLARS P'OH E •.F. COOK Griffith Vets I r CoatesVllle in metal anes 'Plastlo for ceramic MEN'S AND WOl\lEN'S OLOTHING, 26 Haverford Road Nunan-Slook, scheduled to meet vored Lunen~ Stee 0, -' ., mptal Shell wood and Plexo.glasa SUITS, OVERCOI.TS, SHOES, FURS. Ardmore 6792-W 't>prlngfield for the second-half In Q.two strnll!'h.t Itnd now thevre EARNINGS crafts. Price list on request, PhUa. EVENING WEAR. RIDING APPAREL,I------__ ma1'kln~ tim" to Eee whether Sadlre 00., 1007 Pllbert. LUGGAGE, ATHLETIO EQUIPMENT. crown, held a precal'ious 15·14 lead At Haverford thev'll p'P" I\lther Narberth or the Compare with Best ARMY GOODS, INSTRUMENTS OlP WILL PLL"'l AND BUILD Itt the eid of the I'st pel·lod. Yeadon Lower :Merion Veterans tn the NOW Is the ttme to order cord wood. WHAT HAVE YOU. WILL OALL IN YOUR NEW CONSTRUCTION 'ook a 33-26 R.dvllntO,il'e in the seC' Finally given a break bv the r.hRmnlnnRhlTl soven-'!'ame serles in Your Communityj' Cut ani Isnlth. Oall C7nWl'd 0984. PRIVATE CAR (COURTEOUS SERVIOE) Also additions. alterations and .... pel'lod, hut (he locals complied I weatherman, Haverford High's thpt Il'et.. undl'r'vay MondllY nl~ht. OPPORTUNITY-Beautiful IIlze 12 HARRY, 4048 MARKET ST.. PHILA.. repairs of all kindll. It tfI·16 margin in the second hale baseball candidates worked out for EV:---er~g_r._e-n-8-_3 -:::::-",....,-=~==-I to triumph. Narbert!'t J'nc1 T.nWllr Merion brokr SURROUNDINGS AND all wool suits and dresses, tal- __16__6-. S. PASCHALL. Bullder . the first time on the Brookline field I'vp.n :n th"lr ~rRt. tw/\ Immes ",nd lored slightly used. Also rose broad- VJ!,"'l'ERAN PAYS UP .TO 130 PaR 1200 Montgomery Ave. NUNAN.SLOOK I thIs week as more than 50 reported. ll'rlda" nl!tht pJ Tl'lwer Merion Hi~~ ASSOCIATES loom'rug, 6r8; also bucIcet a day B:~~~SI~~tt?~g~g~Wu.pft~ Narberth 2567 Only two rcgulars were among t'1:,+~~""' 1 G. f' pts·1 Schno1 t.O ... a "'''I"ll wl1 "1\ stove. Call Ardmore 15977-M. ALSO ANTIQUES. MARBLE TOP AND I _ Hent·~·. t :...... n:l the candIdates turning out. They ('~pr.l< SlcCou;;hhn, t 0 0 0 I were Skippy Muir, hard-hlttinK 11 at. thl! title. Toss-un time Iletter Than Average DINING table oval drop ends HORSEHAIR FURN .• FEATHERS. HAIR.' 'It Il:,ln :P. M. nr"bahlv ~11I ft"n on ., ' 118m FORN. CUT GLASS STEINS. REMODELING H!ll't, f 1 1:51 catcher, and Outfielder Don Grlf hltnd thp la.r..cst. '!ltt.herlnr: of fanl' Hepplewalte. solid ma.hogany, ex- RUGS SILVER. JEWELRY. ~~USIO 'RIdgely, t 0 0 0 flth. However, Coach Allie Cornol?: ever t.n Il.Uel''' a" Inliepjljndent court OUTSTANDING tends to seat 10, yet compact for BOXF.8 OIL LAMpS, PAINTINGS. Kitchens. Recreation Rooms, &Bars thiPPs. c. . 6 2 14 1 also welcomed Huber Smith, third contf!st nn the Ml\.ln LIM u the apartment or small home, $1115. Call VASES. PLATES FANCY l"IOURF.8. Our Specialty. : cShane, ,; ....•..•... ,. 3 2 8' JOHN CROSSIN, string pitcher last season, and Bud ~lvn.I-' hetween the two is at thl! OPPORTUNITY Ardmore 3288-M. OLD BUTTONS. ANYTHING OVP:R :;0 Old homes renovated and all types :,(anny, g .....•••••••... 0 0 oj Arnold, understUdy to Muir at • • Y Itt I t YF.ARS. B. O. COLEMAN. 90'1 N. 'lTB of home Improvements. hollinp. "olnt and fan n ere! II II. for Advancement and ,I CALORIC Gas Range $25; BOYS' ST., PffiLA.. La. 3-9332, Anthony Parisi J:oucher, g •.••.•.•••.... 4 1 9 Villanova. College forward, who catcher. $8~ Kpehn, g ...... •.•.••... 2 0 4 ,~ Last season, Havel'ford finished fe""r !'teA-t. SprIng Topcoat size H. Chlld's WAN'rED-Mattress for slr.gle cot If Na~herth wins th" l1rst rrnme Development Blue Snow Suit, size 3, $3; Chl1d'~ Or slnsle bed, comlllete; also some MADISON 70411 _, III ra\.ed by Coach AI Severance second In Suburban Section One fln~' ~I'rll!q T.:~~ .7..;;-:'-:::::~==--==~~~~~- team'~ war1are. Prospects aren't too ot the v·..•• ....1rllTl,. Sprln$: Yat and Coat, size 3, $1. housr. dresses. size 38-40. These are "'. Total" · ,.,.23 6 52' as one of the most prom. wll! ~et underway at Bala-Cynwyd Call Hilltop 3754-M. all for very worthy cauoe Phone L:JihOM~TE ZINC Wall til. Brlghtan YEADON I IPling pla~·ers. A brother, FrancIs bright this year, for graduation cut .T.tnlor Hil"h :Mondll.V. t",t if r,I'I'''P.T INVESTIGATE TODAY 1=~==~:"":----:-'-:-:-::77~:-:~,-C l' ·s ' ~ . YOUr ti-ltchen, bathroom••tor.., of- :a~ese. ~. Pi~ heavily into the team, but the vet Merion I" thr. survivor th" onel'lnl" T\VO new uncrated bathtUbs, 1 old ynwyd 33. fiee. Permanent, no upkeep beau- t 5F. 2 I Crossin. ftnlllheJ second to Villa- eran Cornog usually comes up with "nme will title,. Tllace at. Hayerford bathtUb, 1 chromium trimmed MARTIN'S burs men's. women's clothing. tlful ~... Crash Sunday Moming .~ • Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza ill beth MacCartney, of 123 Elmwood I BIG VALUES IN The Favorite 0' Thousands Ave., Narberth, were held Thursday • afternoon at the Frankenfield Fu :f~ ~ acral Home, Simpson and Athens . ptIl.. Aves., Ardmore. :l~ Large Selected Mrs. MacCartney, who was 71 years old, was fatally injured Sun SPRING FOODS 'Or day morning when she was thrown I~~ to the street after the car In which 'I~ You'll find your nearest Acme with a full complement ~/JI""'" she was riding careened out of con of seasonable foods at most attractive prices...... ~ trol and crashed Into a pole on I,~ _ Wynnewood Rd., near City Line It pays to shop at the Acme. Seledea Quality Ave. EGGS • Companion Also Hurt Miss Almanda Streeper, 60, with ~ Outstanding Values in Fresh Fruits.1 and reg. whom Mrs. MacCartney lived and I~ carton who was the driver of the car, was c ...J 't of 12 taken to Br~'n Mawr Hospital with FROSTED FOODS Vegetables " a possible fractured hip, three frac I~ FANCY CAULIFLOWER 10·01 pkg 23C turcd ribs and multlplc cuts and 59 bruises. Her condition was reported Peas 12'01 pkg 25c Apple Sauce 1~.:: 19c SEALO:-=E==G=GS=-:-~:-:~~~~:.;:1;; serious. l~ IMixed SILVEft 54c Mrs. MacCartney and Miss Stree· Apricots 1S·olpkg 19c Vegetables ~k:" 23c ,b c per, principal of William Penn High :I~ Smiths lZ-O& Jumbo pkq .1'.61 School for Girls, 15th and Mt. Vcr. Eagl. Brand Brolllno or Frying LEN'tILS A~:~I non Sts., Philadelphia, were driv EVISCERATED CHICKENS 1& 6Se MediUm-Sharp-t-heddar Cheese Ib 59C Ing to \Vestmlns1er Presbyterian ASpliiiiGOS 29 ,~ Frosted Foods In Mosf Merriefs. Pabst.ett Standard Spread IY.·o. pk, 23C Church, 501h St. and Chester Ave., , ,. ILt the time of the accident, :~ Borden's Chateau Cheese Food 2 i~~"5c · , First of the Season Ca~~S~la Ib lb l'IOYOO Here in 19-13 ICEBERG LETTUCE 12e Krait V elveeta Cheese Food 2· 'Dar '5c .. A native of Delaware \Vater Gap, 10 Gold-N..Rich Cheese l>i 350. Pa., Mrs. MacCartney moved to ;~ JJuWze~. "'Wi, Ib Famous Blue Portions 114·•., Oleh toe Narberth In December, 1943, from NEW CABBAGE Sc .. Sylvan_~*:~!_~~t(age Philadelphia. Her husband has been :~ Cheese I .•• cup 14c :lead many :fears. BUCK SHAD Me~~~~~nt~~;e::.es5 Ibs 1 She made her home on Elmwood NAVEL ORANGES 5ge Rob·fol'd California Ave. with 1\Iiss Streeper and Miss :~ EVAP PEACHES· ¢/. 11-0% pkg 23e' ~Iary E. Eavenson. pound 29C H~~:~~~~:~~o, b~9 Burial was in Leverington Cem I~ GRASS SEED 5 5)25 Rob-iord Large Prunes Call1orn'. SWllt Ib pko 23c etery, Roxborough. ~J- 11' RO~ SHAD (-r;:=l Ib 39C 'b k 'U. S: No. 1 All Purpose Rob·ford Medium Prunes I"'. 2· • '45a ,~ ------Evaporated Mixed Fruits. H·• ., pk.. 25c tB Ib 2Sc lists '?,xhibit FARCY ROSEFJ li FILLETS flSCO Peanut Butter .; ::. •.•• la. 17c ~ GERUINE HAD~CK FILLETS Ib 35e IDAHO POTATOES local Art Center '~ FILLETS OF POLLOCK fancY 1& 17c f.... FARCY JERSEY SEA TROUT Ib 17c Mary La Boileaux .~ IOb~g55e Work to Be Shown I~ FRESH SELECT OYSTERS .rana" do% 33c A memorial exhibition of paint Ings and drawings by Mary M. H. f CADED VEGETABLES AND FRUITS :t·· -\ La Boiteaux wiII be held at the ,~, -====="";::o,,., Bryn Mawr Art Center, Haverford When Unc:le Sam says it's "good" it's iust that•. COCOA. and Polo Rds., Bryn Mawr, open ~} ing Sunday, March 30, at 4 P. M. \." ch~RS2H5 with a tea. Flovorod lb C ~' Fancy. Nearby Milk·fed Veal Syrup lor c Mrs. La Boiteaux '\'>'as horn in ~n2 Philadelphia, attended "'eIlesley Tender Rump . Ask for Movloscopa Blanks in OUf Market. ::ASPARAGUS 35 C a II e g e and the Pennsylvania '~ ~"-'<""us Exc:ellent for salads. creaming or in soup Academy of Fine Arts. She traveled II) C Minute Rice 6~~:" 11 c s.~,:!~_. . " extensively and many of her land Rice' R~h~~~d 2·lb pkg 29c: scapes were done during her trips .~ Nabisc:o ~:.~t~~ pkg 14c: bere and abroad. Nabiscosh~:[~r~~do~~~e. 5~,~e:: 17c BIU~bel·~ 19~ She had many interests InclUding 4 1W~;~" FANCY SWEET PEAS VEAL ROAST 8 HurH Spaghetti 12c: art, music (which was her major :~ NECK VEAL FOR POT PIE. Ib22c SHORT LEG ROAST Ib49C Snyder's Catsup '~'~ts 22c: In coIlege), gardening and horti BREAST VEAL TO FILL Ib22C RIB VEAL CHOPS IbS2c Chill Sauce o~a;'~me 1)~~1 24c culture. Her garden was noted for ~~n2 LOIN VEAL CHOPS 'b62C Olives 6?~~~:~ nb~~" 39c STANDARD TOMATOES 17e Its beauty In a community that Is BONELESS SHANK 'b49c 6pl::~~ttl ~~o~. ramous for Its lovely gardens. ~ SHOCLDER ROAST Ib35c VEAL CUTLETS 'b69c Sauc:e 2 25c: Among the group which engaged (fJJfIAR1 SouerkroutL:~a;~ut 2N:~~~~ her attention were the Pennsyl· IISCD 1ge \Oanla Horticulture Society, Art AIIl :~ Chicken Noodle ince, Art Museum, Colonial Dames, DINNER ~osmopoliton Club of ·New York '~ s~c~ois ~:~215c 16-oz ior 35c GRAPEFRUIT md Phil ad e 1 phi a, Pennsylvania A.cademy of Fine Arts, Plastic Club, I~ Just Heat and Serve Print Club, Pennsylvania Society of ISpam Lu~e:a;on ':~~I 40c: Yalb 3ZC Cocktail N:·a~l/z37e New England 'Vomen, The Friends' SLICED SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT ~ ':~~" LIBBY'S FRUIT .•. Volb 32C Vogt's Scrapple 23c: B1storlcal Association and the Bryn SLICED LEBANON BOLOGNA ~~~t~~g 9i~~ Mawr Art Center. :~ Swanson's 41c: ~~~t For many .~·ears she served as India Relish Wilb.ck'i 23c C~~~~:~ia .N:·a~I/z ~~~np~·::d ROB.FORD PEACHES 27c :halrman of the Main Line Garden Mustard 2·lb Jar 21c: Club, the Gardners, and on the ~ Ib Baking Powder ~:~~ ~.:~ 9c South~ood 10Y2·ox National Horticultural Committee FRESH GROUND BEEF 37e Tea Bags Ideol p~og 35c Farms can 10C • ~f the Garden Club of America. Bread Crumb! ~:~ pko 10c: MUSHROOM SOUP (NEW lOW I'SllCE) .The exhibition will be open to the :,I~ ~J .~ lISCO Vanilla Extract 2b:~ 32c public until April 13 every day ex Smoked rIb BEEF ·TONGUES I 43c HURLOCK SWEET PEAS 2 No. 2cans 23c CHOICE FRESH PRUNES NO~a2'{a ZSc eept Mondays. IDEAL CUT WAX BEANS No. 2can 23c: WHOLE APRICOTS 5~~~,~~;~ No~;~. 24c , 79 CUT WAX BEANS No.2 c.n 17c: VAN CAMP'S BEANS N•. ~ ... 16c • '~~~ R~::=t~ :/lCIiov JULIENNE BEETS ....trll lB,,, Jar 6c r;ladwyne Boy Pla)'s BONED CHICKEN 3:.-:, $2 . Bean Sprouts No.2 ean 14c: IlSCiJ CRUSHED CORN Whitt No.2 can '7c ~ndian alUi J17;1uls Up Equal to approximately 10' pounds of regularly dressed c:hlc:ken Noodles No.2 tin 16c BIG LOW BEET CHIPS No.2c.n 8c BUTTER KERNEL CORN No.2 e'n 17c . Soy Sauce a..z bot 9c: KIDNEY BEANS Jo~~cor 2 ~~~: 27c APPLE PIE (N~~:'~·~:."~~:d.dl SO... Itr 37c fleap ReiJ.in·,he.Face N~'n2 10 Little Juliana Ernst has ser Lenten Homelike Potato Salad Ib 21c Vegetables Chin... 37c: PHILLIPS PORK & BEAN 5 2 ~~~~ 25c CLAM CHOWDER OlIn CD',. 2 ,',.... 29c Ready to· Serve c:o~:., fous doubts about her 6-year-old '~ Tasty Cole Slaw· Ib 21c DILL OR SOUR PICKLES walb':t~~~t Jar 23c: ICE CREAM MIX T.n i..Low 29c brother's knowledge of Indian ,~ e;~~onI6c ~5~~il~~~~~sE PI~~ctu :~~~:~. ,~ 59c Suggestions Glenwood Cornmeal Mush. 2 LAMPS llc JORDAN ALMONDS p~g ,/ lore. Saturday aftel noon, 4-year-old Fine for breakfast and other Juliana and brother Charles meals. and asa beverage at TOPS IH fLAVOft.·-REAT·FLO ROASTED were exploring the family es parties. etc. G.t acquolnted with iTifs pepular. lavorful IIle.4. nN«' tate at Righters MIIl and Sum :~ 0" "'K~PI'~'~~~' ,~~~~,,'"'" out of ."orv four ",ultomar. IIr.t.r It. ....) mit Rds., Gladwyne. '~ markets this week, If bread Is not suggested sImply cull thIs fact Fancy Florida • Charles came up on a huge to the manager's aHentlon and receive a loaf of bread at no yellow lao and "Proceeded to . cost to you, show Juliana how an old-time ~,~~'; '~ ,,,' ~ .. ~ I15CO c Indian .scout concealed himself Enric:hed Supreme."'''''•..".,.···. ,,oVO "":" 41 from the hostile white man. He FRUIT JUICES crawled Into the log on his • hands and knees· Instead of Orange. 01 CO~~~~'''I'~~:"h'~ ~~. ~ going through snake-fashion. Grapefruit 46. No.2 * • Halfway through the six-foot ~ B~fE~~e~i~ c:an 19C:.3cans 25 C ._..,..•. ,.. - Say. coupon••" Ita'i for val••ltle IIftt. '.$:'r or Blended ..log, he got stuck and yelled for .,.Ib 77.' help. 4iblgl \ • Apple Juice lI.d Ch.lk qUirt bot 19C Juliana ran back to the house Fancy Glenwood Apple S.uce N•• ' can S,. and Informed her parents, Mr. 't~ 15~~2~~E Beardsley's Shredded Codfish 4,01 pkg 16c Chicken Broth Coli... Inn 15C "lll·ps Soups Tomato, Chicken 1I1c•. V.gotabl. 3 10';"01 15.:' and Mrs, Charles A. Ernst,. Jr., Phl Beet. ChlC:kan Noodle can. I ~ Harris' Deviled Crab ., 7-01 Jar 51c Tomato Juice DII Mont. 2 ~~~~ 25c that brother Charles was In a ,2 :~on·. Habitant Pea Soup 3 No. 1'/0 em 250.: ',..... Aqua Marinade Sprats'S' 1&,01 Jar 25c Corona Tomato Paste 27c 1lJt. ~~o~. Gibbs Vegetable Soup 210V..oz.an·21Q: Mrs. Ernst called Lower Mer ~ Davis Coddles \~For Codll.h Cake.) 10'01 Jar 21c Hunt's Tomato Sauce 2 15c f/JII4;rJlJlll Macaroni or Sp.gh.~ lb Itki14C. fan· police and patrolmen Joe Drln:~~a,:';!I~I~l;:I·::~~dln~. ··.is '..... Bordens' Hemo 'em Jar 59c Tierney and Morris Hoff res ~ VEGET~h~~~~~~~~NINQ Rob-Roy Apricot Preserves 'bJar23C=! • cued the red-faced Indian. CreamWhite Ib 41c: 3 lb. 1.39 '..... Blu.White Fin. for Dainty Wa.h.. 2 Pkg'19c ~ • 'Old English Scratch Remover 6-01 bot 21c !~:!4!1!~ee Meat I ~:~ 3ge - ',..... Penn Rad Motor on 1oo\,. Pur. Penna. 10-qt can $2.49 ~ .1 ~ Incl. tax JillyPie Cl'ust No Sugor N••d.d -_-....._, ...... I.~ilf~\I~; ..... lISCO Cornmeal 1Vo·lb pko 13c Speedup R.~~~' ~:~23c ,------Speedup Bleac:h quart bot 1Oc Hlxson·lc~f.~~n~~~ 3 ~~~~--',2$c ~ Sal Soder I'h·lb pkg 7c wJi~~rll:J Fr~~~~n~;r o~~~n • , 0 & C Potato Stix pko 1Dc lISCO Vinegar bot 12c Sp.edup SSe You still have time to se\1 Yd~:i ..... ;~ Hershey Cocoa "ozean 13c . Fels Naptha caka 9c Junket ~:;~:~s pko 9c: Mop Heads .ach 47c. L~~~I~'i q~:r lISCO Brooms Parl.r aach 99c W~x :~~t r unwanted ie"'welry to cS~r~=n;'y ! Blutex 15c Allnu Floor 23c: Mop Handle. ...h 2'e .. d tee are I Starc:h :::~~~~': Ib pko 9c Kotex or Modess 2 prr 49c ~~~:~::: ,. F::~~ "'111' · a valnn9a',e~elry at prIces sU~d- Scoop Ib pko 25c Woodbury cakallc. buy. h' her than we pal ~ stantlally og lients can rest · In 1940. ur c t all tlmal. f = MothDed BJJ.wd alSured that W!' a L t prlca CDntalns 5"10 DDT · -of f••r them a fait sellmaruyou saII · and shoul~ you this fIrm for ~ COFFEE 1t :~t · for cash. ~su and ral1abla N\\J 6ge sound advlca ". ~ Kills Moth. & Molh loNa. Regllar III .. appraIsals. SlUldy M.tal each or !Jrlp lar esc 2·ploc' ca . 29" ~ Spraye,. .. ~ *Somelt.ms are still In IImlt.d capacity. TIi....fore.lf any ~ the above It.ms are out of stoc:k In your. local market. pl.as. contillue to ask for them upon your n.xt Ylslt. ~M!!!~ltTij, ~~~N~Y~Y~_ ------_. "--_.. - -...------. _.,---- - • • • ',1-" :"".' :.::.,.~.'_':".. :... '\"':::~ .• ' ;",.f.•,',f:'t, ,tr~. :.·~'''''I''·',I''·\.~~·';;''''·