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VOLUME 24, No . 13 NARB ER TH , P ENN SYLVANIA , D ECEMBER 31 , 1937 P R IC E , F I VE CENTS

Wal tPI ' A. Fo x

Frank A. SchrcJlfer

Borough Council WillHold Special Meeting

Mond ay a t 7.30 Special Sess ionis Required, Followed by

Regu l ar at 8

Clarence Kaeber,who will c0II1!-nence h is f ou rt h term

A.'s Office.etiresoodrs. j Tonight's the DanceAs Library Trustee: uf 1!J":!IIi1illr Wrl/II,ell'S CIIII, at Brook-,Charles V. Noel Narberth ,lVilllJC John F I ! ! I 1 I 1 ' , ~ Topic at Jr. C.. - - - ! I lI Ic . C II II , IN Helpful at. i , I C., TIlC8dlL!!. School Ol'chestm

One of Association's Founders, ' ChristmaN time. I Leader Dl'ed Battl" FI to Pia!!Sh e Ha s S cr ve d f or Assistancc to fivc nccdy Narbcrth i ' lUg ames I Narbcrth's own pcople will takc17 Years familics brought thc Chr is tmas activi-! I part in ncxt Tuesday's meeting o f t het ic s o f t hc J uni o r Womcn 's Club too; Death Came D ay A f te r Chr is t- Womcn's Community Club of Nar-

FEELS WORK IS DONE wards a h aJ lp y completion last wcck.: mas. Fell Overcome bcrth at two o'clock in thc CommunityA Christmas trce an d a wcll f il lcd bas-! b S k Building, when John E. Flynn, ass is t - CLERK MUST BE NAMED: kct t o c ac h o f t wo h om cs , a half-ton! y mo e an t district prosecuting attorney of; of coal in cach o f two b in s and a check I l \ Iontgomcry County , speaks on "T he N ar bc rth 's Borough C ounc il i s re-in a wor thy s tocking wcre di st r ibutcd; TOWN HONORS MEMORY Dis tr i c t At to l 'l ley 's Officc," and th c q ui rc d b y Statc law to hold an 01'-b y t he wcl fa rc c ommi tt cc u nd cr the' o rc hes tra o f th e Narbcrth Pub li c, g an iz at io n m cc ti ng Mon da y n ig ht .

! " . S a n t a - v i s ~ o n " o f i \l rs , Glenn A. \Vi l- ~ e a t , h , c a n ~ e to, C h a ~ ' l e s ~ ' Noel, School, J os ep h Bar on e, conductor,1 And to makc it leg-al thcrc l l lus t bc ahams, challman. ,Narhelth s f ilC clucf fO! 28 JCalS, the plays. Mrs. J. O. Hopwood, dircctor clcrk The dcath of Ch ' l T, . , , . i day aftcr Chr is tmas . He was d ir ec t- fl'" ,1' . I I " I ." a l cs ,. NoelI Furthcr philanthroj)lc actlvltIcs con- . " 0 t lC c l t I z e n ~ IIp sc 100 of thc Dcla- llJakps necessary a spccial mcct ing o f. ' , Illg' firc-fightlllg at a blaze III an at- 'a " C t F d .. t' f \\" , .s ls tcd o f cont rl hut lOns o f canncd , \\ IC oun y 'e ci a IOn 0 omcn s thc old councIl 7.30 P i\1 MondayI , ,tiC plavroom ovcr thc thrce-car ga- CI b' 'II " k , 't ' h' d ' , " ,'goods hrought to thc Fire Hall by club' . u S, WI spca on CI Izens Ip an when hiS succcssor w il l b e 'wpointed'. rage at the home o f Cla rcnc e E . Ha ll I " It " .memhprs, II1fants' garmcnts to bc uscd, 6 2 Z II' \" 1\1 ' St d' cgls a IOn. Half an hour latcr at thc rcgular, I I ,1 0 II1g'er IV ay , enon. an - 1\11 Flyn I I'" N tl N ' ,111 Narbcrt I W lcrc nccdcd and pres-'. , ", . n, w 10 I\CS on .l 01 1 ar-jmcctl11g thc pcrmancnt clcrl, will be" , I Illg on an outside stairway at thc rear b ' tl' I hid tl . 'cntatlon of thc "Talkl11g Book"ma- I' cr 1 a\ enuc, alH as p aye IC, apPollltcd a long wi th o th c r officchold-., 'o f the garage 2 o 'clock that Sunday I ,. I' It' d b tl N' b tl ' ,clunc h y 1 \ll ss Kathlecn Whceler" , . ' . ' eac III IJ ay s s agc y Ie .11' CI 1 PI'S Including trcasurcr.

I . f R 'll II ' I .' af tcl l lOon, he \\as handlIng a chem- Ph vel'S will talk n thc cni'or nI tc HlJrman 0 raJ c, to a J Ill( rCSI-:, ,


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Ardmore, Pa.

Figuratively

December 31, 1937

Montgomery Ave.-Ardmore

Sa l on

Pictures of t he s inking of t he U. S. S.PANAY by J ap an es e b ombs will beshown

Be au t yN O R R I S

C E M E T E R Y

A superlative new beauty service

Shull Lumber Company

258 Haverford - En trance on Narbcrth Avcnue(Second Floor) Telephonc: 4072

Narbe.- th BUild Lalilld.-y107 N. Narberth Avenue - Narberth 2266

Belmon t Ave. ncar C i ty Line, Cynwyd

Pe rmanen t Wav ing a Spccialty - Miss Erma Norr i s

WEST LAUREL HILL

an d f ind happi nes s i n obtaining it.We h op e o u r rcaders will have a well " r ou n de d o u t" y ea r

You've heard a lot about the "Perfect 36."speaking, th e curves of '38 s ho ul d b e upwa rd .

Don't let your laundering come in contact wi th dange rous company. Unsc ien ti fi c wash i ng me thods may ac tua ll y p res en t ad an ge r t o you-bringing a source of infection i n to your home.Have your washing d on e u nd er th e most exacting sanitaryconditions possible-modern laundering that produces l ove l yrcsul ts-and utter safety.

A place of beauty an d charm. Th e satisfactionof lot-owners during 68 y ea rs i s accentuatedby permancnt care guaranteed by t rust funds of$550,000. Lots vary in price from $125 upward.

Fral lkel lfiel t l Flille.-ul HOllIeWM. G. FRANKENFIELD

Simpson R oa d a t A th en s A ve nu eTelephone Ardmore 9.. " 2 6 4 6

THEIR lOVE ISNEWS AGAIN!.. . and this t imethev mean it witha l l t h ei r h e a rt s I

f

Clarence B. Kelland's

AMPLE PARKINGFACILITIES

TH EA TR EMONTGOMERY AVE.ARDMORE

"Stand In"

"Conquest',

Erroll Flynn-Joan Blondell

(Wednesday' s our big night)

Peter Lorre-Dolores Del R io

"The PerfectSpecimen"

Continuous PerformancesNEW YEAR'S DAY from 1 P .M .STARTS TUESDAY, JAN. 4- F OR ONE WEEK-

Continuous Tonite from7.00 P. M. to 2 .3 0 A . M.

"Lancer Spy"

NO W PLAYINGThrough Monday, Jan. 3EDDIE CANTOR

- in-"Al i Baba Goes to Town"TONY MARTIN JUNE LANGGALA MIDNITE SHOWNEW YEAR'S EVE

New arid BealltifulSUBURBAN

Ncxt Friday arId Salurday-

TYRONEPOWERLOREnAYOUNGSecondlioneymo ol1it STU ART ERWIN:}}", ~ CLAIRE TREVOR! ~ A ~ , Y i ' MARJORIE WEAVER

" , i 5 ~ . ( \.:9 l YL E T AL BO T, ,/ J.Edward BROMBERG

W cti"csday and Thursday-

Monday and Tuesday-

Now -

OUR TOWNAround Ou r Town INal'berth Has C o m e ~ y ; . starts a w e e ~ ~ ~ g ' a g ~ m e n t TuesdayHonorary Pallbearers I "Conquest" IS Commg at t he S ub uI ba n T he at er , t he love-

I making of Stuart Erwin and MarjorieI

Narberth homes had Chri s tmas" . ---." Weaver is a highlight of the film.ContInued trom P'lI:e On" lights even more at t ract ive, we do be-! The P ~ I f e c t Specllnen, now at E rw in f amou s for his roles as ar. tl th f tl' b' b I Narberth, IS a model young man ( Er - . .'. .s oc ia ti on Wi ll i am Muld rew, Counc il - ' Ie" e, Ian ose 0 leI. su Ul s', 101 Flynn) who m ts a p rf ct dIm-Witted comedIan, plays the addle-. . I The Caldwells' candleltt wll1dows at ' ee e e t d I t fT ' p . . I I . ,mall Raymond R lppman o f Norrls- ' I I W' d . . II I tl I nuisance (Joan Blondell) an d gives pa e v e 0 yIone O\\CI, am liS, ona ane In SOl, tcca ee I e gooe ., courtshIp of the pert and pretty Misstown. 'old days a nd n ig ht s when Char lev everyone, an d especIally the aUdience, \V . f ., . . fl ' b caver IS a masterpiece 0 romantIcWilliam .J. Boden, Potbitown, John! Noel, rest h is s ou l, h ad t o request the a per ect y en, loya Ie show. fun-making.B. Williams, W. D. R. Evans, Dr.', residents to discontinue a widespread I "Lancer ~ p y , " next Monday and Claire Ti'evor, Lyle Tal bo t and J.Alber t Barnes, .John J. Cabrey, Ray I display. fo r fear of a widespread con-I Tuesday, b r l l ~ g s Dolores D ~ Rio a nd E dwar d B romber g arc a lso included:tla.rratlon. Pe te r Lorr e m an engrossmg adven- I d d' tl ' .mond Cabre,' Fred Walzer Harry C.' n d c u e III Ie C.lst. , ,. I , ff I I' . , ture rama\, ' II J I P \"I ' t ]' b I It I 10ppmg 0 tI e )Us1l1ess sectIOns - - - - - - - -I. et osepl . II 1., . 1.1 lan" , . tIC t " tl '11' f N, :


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December 31, 1937 OUR TOWN Page Three

Bros.Narb. 2602

Cynwyd 928

Adelizzi102 Forest Ave.228 Bala Ave.

FURRIERS, CLEANERS, DYERS

Ice Creamandy

OU f Yule-tide Wish

full of happiness an d prosperity

Party Decor at i ons , Games , F avor s

DAV I S224 Haver fo rd Avenue - Phone, Narberth 4035

Narberth Electric & Radio Co.

Full Line of Entertainment Needs

109 Na rber th Ave. - Narb. 4182 - Walter G . C as e

is that every cust omer in 1938 may be happily SUITED,an d OVERCOATE D w it h c om fo rt , w it h wor ri es ironedaway, an d all cal'es nicely CLEANED up fo r a long timet o come . We are even willing to DYE f or y ou .

AEVON COIFFEUR

a wish t h a t your beauty, unlike an arrow, will nevertake flight .. . That rather,on wings of h app in es s, i twill delight this du ll e a rt h ,fo r th e New Year -and formany a year t o c ome.

At NewYear's Eye

200 EAST LANCASTER AVENUE AT CHURCH ROADTelephone Ardmore 1012

MR. KAPLAN and his b rother , MR . JOHN

Prices Subject 10 Change Without Nolita

Wishing You 0 New Yeat"

At Our Suburban Stores , or Se e Your Plumber or Heating Contractor

Better hea lt h and a cost less than antic ipated I What acombination! No wonder this couple gloat over the advantages of gas house heat. They 're enjoying a no-furnacework win te r w ith perfect house temperature.le t us make a survey of your home and estimate what itwil l cost you. You can have a Janitrol, Bryant or Welsbach

Conversion Burner at $195 cash, installed. Slightly higher onbudget plan-3 years to pay. Ask about our convenientmonthly budget plan on operating a heater and our lowcombination gas ratel

PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY

Tcfl, for H'c/leslC]/ GirlsMrs. Lewis Scheffey, of Merion ave

nue, gave a te a Wednesday afternoonat he r h ome o n Mer io n a ve nu e, fo rthe Wellesley College girls in thisvicinity.

WynnewoodMr. Gardner F lynn, son of Mr . an d

Mrs. Wil li am F . Flynn, of Medfordroad and Univers ity of Virginia stU-Ident, is spending t he hol id ay s withhis parents. IDr. and Mrs. Arthur C la rk , o fISussex road, spent the Christmas holi- ,

days in Atlantic City. IDr. an d Mrs. F ra n kl in P ayne , o fChichester road, will entertain at ahouse warming on Sunday f rom five I ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : ! : ! ~ ~ ~ : ! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~until seven. I'Mrs. Thomas G. Ashton, of Redleaf'l

entertained at luncheon on 'Vednesd a IMrs. Arthur Dearborn Smith, of I

S I ~ r i n g Valley, and hcr daughters , thell\I1sses Eleanore S. and Marie de 1\1. ISmith , will have Open House on New IYear's Day. Those who wiII assist Iat t he t ea t ab le will he I \1rs . StauntonB. Peck, Mrs. Walter H. Johnson, Mrs. IWilliam T. E ll io tt , M rs . Rayburn IClark Smith, Mrs. Francis H. Schee tz Ianti Mrs. Arthur Dearborn Smith, Jr . I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

We buy Hay a nd StrawSpecial Prices In large Quantities

Office Hou rs h y Appo in tmen tat Residence Office4 17 Ant hwyn Roa d, MerionDr. Wm. G. WaltonO)ptometrlstPhone: Narberth 2464If no answer, Narberth 2570J

D ue t o the serious illness of MissBird Roberts, former president of th eFortnightly Club, t he Chri stmas pa rt yt o h av e b een held at the home of MissId a Buckman , on W'e dn es day, waspostponed.

All price. subject change wtlhout notIceWanted-Cob Corn. L ine LeXingtonNew Phlla. Phone, CHEstnut Hili 6464E. L. SHUTE cl . CO.Office, Line Lexington, Pa.ASK THE MAN WE SEL.L.

Est. 1894FERTILEPEAT-THE REALWINTER MULCH-consists of Cat t le Manure with Peat MossAn unexcelled fertilizer forRoses, Plants and Grass100 lb. bag , $1.60. Special Price In Bulk

Peat Mo.s, one bale $2.60100 Ibs. of Pulverized Cow Manure., 2.75100 lb . of PUlverized Sheep Manur. 2.75'00 Ibs. of Bone Meal 3.00 IWhite P ine Shaving . per bale..... . .60A good Poultry LitterThat Sweet P ine Odor

If you buy qualityHorse.Dairy.Poultry FeedsLay ing Mash Guarant eed to make themlay-100 Ibs. .. $2.25Scratch Feed-100 Ibs 1.85Pure 20% Dairy Feed-100 Ibs., 1.90HayStraw,GralnsSpecialize In Choice 40 lb. Oats

MI'. a nd Mr s. Robert MontgomeryBird, o f Mer io n, a nn ou nc e t he e nga ge me nt o f th eir daughter, MissJacqueline Bird, to Mr. George Pownall Orr, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.George Pownall Orr, of Berwyn.

M rs . W il li am Good Bartlett , ofArdmore, formerly of Narberth, announces the engagell lent of her daughter, Miss Edith Cecil Bartlett, to JohnK. Scattergood, Jr., son of Mr . an dMrs. John K. Sca tt er good , o f Wes tPhiladelphia. Miss Bartlett is agTaduate of Lower Merion HighSchool and Mr. S ca tt er go od o f t heUni ve rs it y o f P enns yl va ni a. Mrs.Bartlett will entertain informally Sunday af ternoon in their honor.

EngagedMr. and Mrs. Warren S . Bo ss er t ,

160 Merion avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Virg in ia E . Bossert, to Mr . Richard H.Anderson, of Clai r ton, Pennsylvania.

Cont inued on paKe Four

The Fireside

Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30

Open every evening

White silk scarfsGray suede gloves

Arrow shirts an d collarsSwank jewelryDress tiesInterwoven socks

E. C. GRISWOLD

Phone Ardmore 2550 orAllegheny 840()-West 5201

Filler Coats,Second Floor

USENEWTON COAL

NEWTOl HEATING OIL

The NarberthMen's ShopTheatre Build ing-Narb . 2772

is now associated withFidelity Investment Ass'n

"Fide li ty Income Plan"1 Chestnut Ave. Narberth 4095J

For New Year'sfull Dress . ...

ClearanceFiner Coats

EWEEJ.1112-24 CHESTNUT Sft lH I LADELPH IA

were to

Ou r fine cloth coats,many c hi c b oxy ones,w it h s il ve r fox, Pers i an , b l ue fox, caracul,beaver , kol insky, an dother fine quality furs.

$95$129.50

Mr. an d Mrs. Donald W . Mun ro ,323 Haverford, ar e r ec eiving con gratulations upon the birth of a son,Dona ld Will iam Munro, Jr., December27. Mrs. Munro will be rememberedas Miss Emily Graham.MI'. an d Mrs. Cliffo rd D. Goodwin,

Lantwyn l an e, a cc ompa ni ed b y Mr.and Mrs. Geo rg e C lement s, o f Merch antville, and Miss Dorothy Marshall,left last Wed ne sd ay b y mot or forWyoming, where t hey will occupy aranch near Shel l. M r. C ha rl es McNichol Hcim, Lantwyn lane, has alsogone to join them.Miss Bet ty Brearly, daughter of theMrs. C. L. Brearleys, Manor road,Penn Valley , and Miss C lai r e Belber,daughter of the Edmund H. Belbers ,Levering Mill road, will entertain atbreakfast on N ew Year's Day at thehome of Miss Brearly's parents.MI'. and Mrs. All an Smi th and t hei rd au gh te r, M ar jo ri e, o f Wyoming,Ohio, were the gue st s o f t he RichardTitfts, Baird roa d, Mer io n, o ve r theholidays.Mrs. Thoma s J ackson and Mrs. J.C. Fol tz , of S. Narberth avenue, e nter- Dr. No rman Lee Jameson, o f M er tained at a bridge party Wednesday ion, and Mrs. Risler-Jameson, of thein honor of their sister-in-law, Mrs. Chateau Crillon, announce the engageKay Jones , of Massapuequa, Long I s- m en t of their daughter, Miss Janel an d, who is their g uest. Jameson, and Dr. Edmond LouisMrs. Wi ll i am A. Lev is , o f Hamp- Meinfelde r, o f Mer ion , s on o f Mr. an d

den avenue, left T ue sd ay f or Nc\v 1\' lrs. Anthony l \ iein fclde r, o f Floral ~ - Y or k t o s pc nd the New Year 's hOli-1 Park, L. 1. S T O C K H ~ ~ 6 I i : s O ~ E E T I N Gdays with her mother. Miss J ames on a tt en d ed Baldwin OFMr. an d Mrs. James A. Smith, Jr., School and Penn Hal l, Chambersburg. THE NATIONAL BANK OF NARBERTH' I' he annual meeting' of theof Bloomfield, N. J., were Chris tmas Dr. l\leinfelder is a graduate of AI- Stockholders o fgue st s o f Mrs. Smith's parcnts, Mr. fred College and th e Univc rs it y o f T H I ' ~ NATIONAL BANK O l NARBERTH

,I 1\1 \V EI T I I For the elect ion of Directors . and toanu IrS. . mer itus, C l e st nut P ennsy vani a Dent a l College. vote on the following Hesolution:avenue. --- Hesolved: ' IMiss I r ene Horl ache r daugh te r of Mrs. Scott C la rk o f Spring House "That t he Cap it al Stoe l' o f t hi s BankI " T ' , be lIlcreased fl'om 1000 Sllfll'es of $50 parit Ie J o h ~ P. Horlachers: Essex avenue, \\ ynnewood, announces t he e n g ~ g e - to ? 5 ( ~ 0 shares, of $10 pa,', and t h a ~ . theenter tal l led her soronty t he D el ta ment of he r ward Miss Helen WIIlS- ' ' ' ' ' ' S tock be I ssued a t $12 a share 'Z W d I " Tl \ . I' ' , and for the tmnsact ion of anv other bUSi-1! eta, e nest ay evenlllg . Jere were low VII I ~ m s " a nd Mr. D ~ v l d Prescott "':SS that may c O l n ~ before tile meeting-' 30 guests. Hall, IUldslllpman, United States wIll be held at saId Bani, 011 Tuesday.Miss,Muriel "'hite, Essex avenue, Navy, son of MI'. an d Mrs. John Howe the 11th day of .January. 1(138, at S p, ;11.entertaincd at te a on S un da y. Mr s. H al l, of Philadelphia.W. E lme r T it us w as at t he t ea table. H. C. Fritsch, Jr.There wer e 40 guests. 1\liss White That's My Story REAL ESTATEwill spend the New Year 's week-end INSURANCEin Ventnor, the guest o f Miss V ir gi ni a T od ay 's flaming youth, seemingly I Narberth 4112-JBond. taking all fo r gr an t ed, g r at ed twice IThe Misses Louise Barnett, Jane this wee k o n my (b orn 1903) ears. 109 Forrest Ave. , Narberth ~ : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : = : : : : : : : : =K ing a nd Dorothy Hammer, of Nar- Business of asking questions, getting ~ ; ; ; ; ; ; : : : : : : = = = = = : : ; : : : ; : : : ; ; ; ; : : = = = = = (

be rt h, a tt ended a house party th is a ns we rs , a nd acknowledging themweek at th e home of Miss Lois Mans- with a "Very well." I caught myselffield, of Maplewood, N. J . , formerly both times, saying "You ar e welcome,"of Narberth Hall. a nd t he n realized th e t ha nk s h ad notMr. an d Mrs. William Baily Good- been sa id .all, Dudley avenue, enter tained at Those ~ us who ar e concerned

f am il y d in ne r on Christmas Day. abou t whet her over-privileged chilTher e were 16 guests. dren in fine suburban homes ca n "takeMiss L or na M cC ar tn ey a nd Mr. it," a nd who wonder how today's

Samuel J. McCartney, Jr., whose par- ch ild ren would like yesterday's lackents ar e the Samuel J. McCartneys , o f luxury, will enjoy a story in~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ~ . I W o o d s i d eavenue, had open house on American Magazinc f o r nex t January.Thursday from 2 until 5 P. 1\1. There Margaret Weymouth Jackson wro t e

were 80 gue st s. Miss McCa rtn ey at- it, "Money Will Burn" is th e t i t l e tends t he U ni ve rs ity o f Minnesota an d believe me, it's a beautiful tale,and her brother, Dickinson College. written with rare understanding ofThe H. A lv in Smiths, Jr . , Lantwyn the suburban mind.

lIane, ha d for Christmas guests 1\11. Next t im e you catch Ou r TownSmit h 's pa ren ts , Mr . and Mrs. H. making a mistake, charge it to hu

~ ~ ~ ~ ; ; ; ; ; ; ~ ~ ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ~ ; ; ; ; ; ~ Alvin Smith, Sr., and 1\1rs. R. Hilde- man f ra il ty , which visits e ve n t ht 'brand, of East Orange, and Mrs . mos t a ugu st e di to ri al s ta ff s o f the'Smith's mother, Mrs. Carrie Roth, of land-the 'Voman's Home Companion,East Williston, L. I. fo r instance, i n i ts January, 1938, edi-Mrs. Walt e r Huns i nge r and he r t o ri al on Good Chee r and Good Hope.

daughters, of Essex avenue, spent In t e ll ing of readers in various lands.Tuesday in Lancaster. it s ays , "We even have -a few 'downThe Misses Barbara Bentley, Bet ty under , ' below t he e qu at or , where'1\100n a nd P at ri ci a F ri es , of Bala- just now it's getting hotter instt'ad

Cynwyd, gave a large dance at the of co lde r and where-alas fo r them!Woman's Club of Ba la -Cynwyd on th e d ays are beginning to shortenWednesday evening. while our s g row longe r. "The Lower Mer io n Hon or S oc ie ty I TOM ELWOOD.held their annual holiday dinner at

Stauffer's in Philadelphia on Mondayevening. President Bill iV1artindaleCynwyd, presided. 'Mrs. Verna R . Woodcock and he r

f ami ly, o f Montgome ry avenu e, we reJ in Altoona over th e Christmas week-Iend, guests of Mrs. \Voodcock's par- _e nt s, M r. a nd M rs . J. A. Dougherty.Mr . and Mrs. James M. Hanson, of

Avon road, were week-end gues ts o f!\Ir. an d Mrs . H . n. Allen, at Mountain Lakes, N. J.D r. a nd Mrs. Harry E. Barnes, of

Auburn, N. Y., ar c New Year' s guestsof 1\1 r s. W . R us se ll G re en , Woodbine ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;=avenue.

1\11. an d Mrs. Edward W. Parrish,Narberth Hall, ha d as t he ir g ue stMrs. Wi ll i am Bol ls , o f Savannah, Ga.Mr . an d Mrs. Horace 1. McConnell,

Merion avenue, kept open h ou se o nChristmas D a ~ ' .Mr. an d Mrs. John Armand Lafore,

of Penn Valley Farms, entertained atan oyst e r r oas t Tuesday evening.Thomas and Dorothy Elwood have

as their gues t S enor Don Jaime Alberto Sanchez y Sanchez Lira de Alvarado, ar r ived this week from SanFrancisco. Mr. Lira is a gr adua te o fthe ?niversity of Buenos Aires , Ar gent ina and the University o f C al ifornia at Berkeley. He ha s recentlybeen associated w it h t he Ar t Department at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios in Holly\\'ood.Russe ll Basle r , popular clerk at the

N ar be rth Po st Office, celebratedChristmas by being able to sit up an dt o l ook forward to returning to workabout a month from now. Twomonths ago the ex-cavalryman, whiler id in g i n P enn Valley, had his spine


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Four OUR TOWN December 31, 1 937

Ardmore. Pa .

A HeartyWelcome,Young Man

"Know where your laundry goes"Ardmore 4400St. Mary's Laundry, Inc.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO.PENNZOIL COMPANYPETROLEUM HEAT & POWER CO.PHILADELPHIA RAPID TRANSITS. S. PIERCE co.PIITSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO.POND'S EXTRACT CO.POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER CO.PREST-O-L1TE COMPANYPULLMAN COMPANYPURE OIL COMPANYREADING COAL COMPANYRICHFIELD OIL COMPANYSAFEWAY STORES, INC.SHARP & DOHMESHEFFIELD FARMS CO., INC.SHELL UNION OIL CORPORATIONSINCLAIR REFINING CO.SINGER MFG. CO.S. K . F . INDUSTRIESSOCONY VACUUM OIL CO., INC.SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND BELL TEL. co,STANDARD BRANDS, INC.STANDARD GAS EQUIPMENT CO.STANDARD OiLCO. OF CALIFORNIASTANDARD OILCO. OF INDIANASTANDARD OiL CO. OF N . J .STANDARD OiL CO. OF N . Y.STANDARD OiL CO. OF OHIOSTANDARD OIL CO. OF PA.STANDARD SANITARYMANUFACTURING CO.SUN OIL COMPANYSWIFT & COMPANYSYSTEM ARIZONA EXPRESS SERVICETEXAS COMPANYTIDE WATER OIL COMPANYTIMKEN ROLLER BEARING CO.UNITED SHOE MACHINERY COMPANYUNITED STATES GOVERNMENTUTILITY MANAGEMENT CO.VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER COMPANYJOHN WANAMAKERWARD BAKING COMPANYWESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANYWESTERN STATES GROCERY CO.WESTERN TRUCK L INESWESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MFG. co,WESTVACO CHLORINE PRODUCTS, INC.WILSON & COMPANY

rrpasteur;zed for Protection"

An d when you r laundry problem (like that of all other youngstersfirst arriving in this world) increases by leaps an d bounds , b e suret o t el l y ou r f ol ks a bo ut S t. Ma ry ' s inexpensive Homelike Servicean d ou r special process that keeps your clothing

THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO.GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO.GORTONPEW FISHERIES COMPANYTHE GREAT A le P TEA COMPANY OFAMERICAGULF OiL CORPORATIONH. J . HE INZ COMPANYHERSHEY CHOCOLATE CORPORATIONCHAS. E. HIRES COMPANYHORN le HARDART CO.HORTON MOTOR LINES, INC.ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANYINTERNATIONAL PRINTING INK CORPINTERNATIONAL SALT COMPANYJOHNSMANVILLE CORP.KAUFMAN DEPARTMENT STORES, INC.KENDALL REFINING COMPANYKNICKERBOCKER ICE CO.KOPPERS INDUSTRIESKROGER GROCERY le BAKING CO.LEE TIRE" RUBBER CORP.LEVER BROS. CO.LILY TULIP CO.LINDE AIR PRODUCTS COMPANYLIQUID CARBONIC CORP.LOCK JOINT PIPE COMPANYLOOSE WILES BISCUITC OMPANYMALLINCKRODT CHEMICAL COMPANYMARSHALL FIELD le CO.MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF

TECHNOLOGYWM. P. McDONALD CONSTRUCTION CO,NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANYNATIONAL CYLINDER GAS CO.NATIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS co.NATIONAL GYPSUM COMPANYNATIONAL LEAD COMPANYNATIONAL REFINING COMPANYNESTLES MILK PRODUCTS CO.NEW ENGLAND POWER COMPANYNEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANYOTIS ELEVATOR COMPANYPACIFIC GAS .. ELECTRIC COMPANYPACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO.PADRE VINEYARD COMPANYPANAMA CANALD. PENDER GROCERY COMPANYPENNSYLVANIA GLASS SAND

CORPORATION

[he Presbyurian ChurchR ~ v . Archer E. Anderson, Th.D., Pas

tor.9 .45 A. !\I.-Bible School.11 A. M.-Morning Worship. Sermon b y the pastor .11 A. M.-The junior church, conducted by Mrs. Digby.11 A. M -Children's nursery, underthe supervision of Mis s T ibben.6.45 P. M.-The t h ree Chri s ti anEndeavor groups. 7.45 P. J\L-Narberth's Happy BibleHour. Sermon by the pastor.Wednesday: 8 P. M.-Prayer meet

ing.

AIR REDUCTION SALES CO., INC.AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL co.AMERICAN CAN COMPANYAMERICAN ICE COMPANYAMERICAN OIL COMPANYAMERICAN STORES COMPANYAMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH co.ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC.ARMOUR & COMPANYARROW CARRIER CORPORATIONASSOCIATED GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANYATLANTIC REFINING COMPANYBELL TELEPHONE COMPANY of PA.BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANYBORDEN FARM PRODUCTS COMPANYBOSTON EDISON COMPANYBOSTON & MAINE RAILROADEDWARD G. BUDD MFG. COMPANYBURDETTE OXYGEN COMPANYCAMPBELLS SOUP COMPANYCANADA DRY GINGER ALE, INC.CARNEGIE-ILLINOIS STEEL CORPORATIONCHICAGO CARTAGE COMPANYCITIES SERVICE OIL COMPANYCITY OF NEW YORKCITY OF PHILADELPHIACLEVELAND, COLUMBUS le CINCINNATIHIGHWAY, INC.COLONIAL BEACON OIL COMPANYCONSOLIDATED EDiSON COMPANYCONSOLIDATED MOTOR LINES, INC.CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANYDAIRYMEN'S LEAGUE CO.OPERATIVE

ASSOCIATION, INC.DAVIDSON TRANSFER le STORAGEco., INC.DENNISON MFG. CO.DIAMOND MATCH COMPANYDISTRICT OF COLUMBIAR . R . DONNELLEY le SONS COMPANYD O U B L ~ D A Y , DORAN le CO., INC.EASTMAN KODAK STORES COMPANYTHE FIRESTONE TIRE le RUBBER CO.FISK RUBBER CORP.FLORSHEIM SHOE COMPANYGENERAL ANALINE WORKS, INC.GENERAL BAKING COMPANYGENERAL CIGAR COMPANYGENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

Narberth Methodist EpiscopalRev. W. Vernon Middleton, MinisterSunday, January 2:9.45 A. M. Church School.

AUTOl:AB TBUl:IlSThe Aut oc ar Company, Ardmore, Penna. Branches in Leading Cities

Autocar Trucks cost money to build and money to buy . They ar e bought byprofit-wise men w ho know that first cost is secondary to low-cost-per-mileperformance an d long-run economy. That these men control th e truck purchases of th e nation's Leaders is no coincidence. Knowing trucks, t hey knowAutocars. Seeking profits, t hey buy Autocars We print below some ofthe nat iona lly - known Leaders who are using Autoca r Trucks. There aremany others whom we would be equally proud to include if space permitted.

"Follow the Leaders for They linow the Way"

Holy Trinity Llltheran ChurchRev. Cletul!I A. Senft, PastorMiss Margaret Squier, Organist

Sunday, January 2:9.45 A. M.-Bible School.11.00 A. M.-Morning Service withthe Holy Communion.6.45 P. M.-Senior and Intermedi a te L ut he r Leagues.7.45 P. J\L-Vesper Service wit h t heHoly Communion. The s tu di es o f t heLife of Chri s t will be resumed.Tuesday, 8.00 P. M.-Council Meeting.Wednesday, 12.30 P. J\L-Mission

ar y Society at the home of Mrs . W ipf,100 Chestnut avenue.Wednesday, 7.00 P. M.-Junior

Choir rehearsal.Friday, 7.00 P. M.-ConfirmationClass.Friday, 8.00 P. M.-Senior Choir

rehearsal.

12.00 Noon-Devotional Service. 11 A. M. Morning Worship. Holy2.30 P. M.-Women's Association Communion.Business Meeting. 6.45 P. M. Epworth League.Wednesday, January 5: 7 .45 P . 1\1. Evening S er vi ce . S er -8.00 P. M.-Midweek Meeting of the mon: "The New Year in Ou r Church."

Church. Monday, January 3:8 P. 1\1. Official Board meeting.Tuesday, January 4:8 P. M. Church School Board meeting.Wednesday, January 5:8 P. 1\1. Mid -week Servi ce . ReadJohn 7 and 8.Thursday, January 6:2 P. M. Women's Missionary So

ciety.6 .30 P . 1\1. Junior choir rehearsal.8 P. M. Choir rehearsal.

.~ likeou'll .our service

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Church Notes

. a complete hai rdrcssi ng c ul tu re . S pc ci al iz in ginPERMANENTS - SPIRAL,CROQUIGNOLE ORCOMBINATIONHAIRCUTTING

Mollday-Tucsday-W cdTlesday:3 special s for $1: : ~ . f SScNarberthBeauty Shoppe

231 Haver ford (Second Floo r )Phone: Narberth 2565

LT. WALTER BROWNlI'ntchil/f/ !tis drll!f/hte/' trim thc

CII1i.,tl//II., trce i n t h ei r Ro.,c/l/o/ttIIO/llC, Chri s tma s Ev e, he is rcIHirte" to I lI ll 'C Rnid, "Therc'ssOll!dhinrJ wroll.rJ with IhiR dn/'l/cdrrllll," aw l e.rllll/ined hiN alltoll/atiCN firing ]Jin nlld NJll'iny, which/leo WCI'k" hefore hrul failed 10/('ork riyh t. Two 11011 r.q latcr hed ie d i n Dryn Mawr HONJlitnl, shott!/I'oll!lh the hcml. He hn,rl heen aDO/f'cr Jlerio/t policcl/Iall 1,1 !learN.

The FiresideContinued trom Pal:e Three

Club Gives TournamentBeginning next Monday, a sel' ies offive bridge tournaments wi ll be c on

duc te d by t he Narbe rt h Bridge Clubfor members only. Winners of theseries will have their names engravedon a large silver CUJl which is beingpresented to the club by Arthur Van,Meter, of Pittsburgh, a member of thc iclub and a former resident of Nar- Iberth. The o th er four tournaments Iwill b e o n consecutive Mondays.Monday evening top score rs were C.A. Hammer and William J . K ir kpa trick; second p la ce holde rs wcre RoyGreenWood and Arthur Cooncy.

Party for Rcading ClubMembers of t he Readi ng Club were

Entertained at a Christmas party onTuesday at the home of Mrs. P. D.Folwell, Bowman avenue, Merion.

Saf e ty o f your s av in gs I n this Association iss ec ur ed b y f ir st mortgages on se lec t suburbanproper t ies and Insured up to $5000 by The F e de ra l S av in gs a ndLoan Insurance Corporation.YOUR INQUIRY INVITED

DIVIDEND DECLARED4%The Board of Directors o f The Lower Merion Federal iSavings and Loan Association declared i

a semi-annual dividend, at the annualrate of 4%, payable Jan. 1, 1938, toshareholders of record Dec . 10, 1937.

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LOWEP, MEP,rON FEDEP,ALSAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION35 E. Lancaster Avenue Ardmore, Penna.

fractured when his horse fell whiletaking a jump. Mr. Basler wishes togive t hanks fo r t he many expressionso f s ympa th y a nd e st eem h e h as r eceived during his convalescence, especially at Christmas time.Mrs. Hugh AIken, of 206 Price, hadfo r holiday gues t he r son, Mr. Rich

ard Aiken, of Manila, who s oon w il ls ai l f o r Bombay, Ind ia .Mr. an d Mrs. LeRoy Nutter and

their Son, who have been spending theChristmas hol id ay s w i th 1\lrs. Nutter's parents, the .James Tilburys , o fBarrie House, will return to theirh ome i n Bridgeport, Conn., for NewYear's. Mr. and Mr s. Tilbury willhave for gues ts t hi s week-end, Mr.Stanley Allen a nd fami ly , o f Amb le r,Pol., and Miss Lil lian Hardee, o f N ewYork.F ri en ds o f I\Irs. H. O. Fenno, ofEssex a \ ' ( ~ n u e , wi ll b e g la d t o learnthat she is recovering f rom h er rec en t a tt ac k o f pleurisy.Miss R. Vivian Walton , 417 Anth

wyn, Merion, entertained at luncheonon Tuesday before t he marr iage ofMiss Ma rg a re t E li za be th Smith,daugh te r o f Mrs . Cha r le s A. Smith,Overbrook, an d Mr. Paul ThomasScull, son of Mr. and 1\115. J. F. Scull,of Cynwyd, wh ic h t oo k p la ce thatafternoon in St. Paul's Church, Overb ro ok . T he guests were Miss Smith'sbr idal at tendants .Mr. Francis R. Walton, assistant to Fil'c Marshal and Police

Pro.fe.ssor Nock, of t he H is to ry ~ Examinations Next MonthRelIgIOn Department at Harvard unl - I Iv ~ r s i t y , i s s pe nd ing th e h o l i d ~ ~ : s w it h E xami na ti on s fo r several vacancieshiS parents, Dr. and Mrs. 'ylllIam G'I in t h e Lowe r Mer ion police force WilliWalton, 417 Anthwyn, Menon. be held in Januarv. Township voungMr. D ea n Cowi(', who has been at- men who desire' applicat ion b lanks

t end ing t he Uni \' cr si ty o f California, should see Superintendent Samucl 'V.arrived home Christmas Eve and is Gearhart at t he Ardmore police staspcnding the holiday vaca tion with h is t ion .parents, MI'. a nd Mrs . L. ,J. Cowie" ....or th Narbe rt h avenue. At the .samc t l ~ l 1 e lI1tervICWS \nllMr. and 1\lrs. E. C. Griswold, Chest-I be held w ~ t h applIcants for. t h postnut avenue, entertained at family din-I of townshlp fire n ~ a r s h a l , It IS anncr Christmas Day. Miss Eunice Gris -I n O U 1 ~ c e d by Townshlp Secretary Evanwold, spending the holiday vaca tion at L. James.

11('1' home, w iI I leave Sunday to re-I . .sume he r studies at Tufts Col1eg'e, Cyc lI st L eaves HospI t alMedford, Mass. Wil1ium S. Richa rd son, s on o f Mrs .Mrs . Dan iel Sul l iv an , of Danville, F. Sheppard Richardson, Kent road,111., is t he gues t of her mother, Mrs. " 'ynnewood, has recovered sufficientlySarah Burgess, of Hampden a\'enue, from his injuries to leave Bl 'yn Mawr I:for the hol id ay s. Mrs . Sul li va n i s the Hospital.

former Miss Sarah Burgess. On New The 15-ye ar -o ld Epi sc op al AcademyYear ' s Day she will l ea ve for a stay pup il , whi le riding a b ic yc le , wasat Watkins Glen, New York. struck December 22 by the machin eMr. and Mrs. Eberhardt Mueller of H. F . Dwy er , 309 S. Narberth

and Miss Flora Kurzenknabe , of Essex avenue, Narberth. Ireturned Tue sd ay f rom T en a- I Dwy er , who took the lad to the

fly, New Jersey, whcre they a ttended hosp ita l , has been discharged of reh e wedding of 1\liss Ann Corson to Ispons ib i l ity by Magist rate Wal ter B.heir nephew, Mr. ,Joe Kurzenknabe, I Lownes, Jr .whic h took p la ce 4 P. J\L Monday, atth e home of the brides ' llUrents. I

Gymnast on Bike Injured "---------------...:1J os eph Dougher ty, star Temple I Baptist Chllrch of the E-vangelUniversi ty gymnast , was knocked olt' Robert E. Keighton, Ministerhis bicycle by an automobile Tuesday I Saturday, January 1:night on W ~ ' n n e w o o d road, Merion, 8.00 A. J\L-New Year Service.and at B ry n M aw r Hospital was Sunday, January 2:t reated for possible concussion of the I 9.45 A. M.-The Church School.brain, also lacerations of the head 11.00 A. M.-Morning' Worship. Aand both k ne es . . I SC1'\"ice of Communion.W. Gordon SmIth, 530 Manor road , 7.00 P. !\I.-Young People's Service.Wynnewood Manor , d rive l' of the I\londav January 3:

car, was held under $300 bai l by 1 \l a- 8.00 P: ~ L - T h e ' Board of Trustees.gistrate Lownes for a further hearing Tuesday, January 4:January 17. 10.30 A. I\L-Meeting of the White I

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Robert J. NashRealtor

H er e' s to a Happy N ew Y ea rf il led with the joy that comeswith good health and good looksSUZANNE JORET GILL

Every Good Wi.'thfor health and happiness

in the New }'ear

216 Dud ley Avenue

gue st o f her son for several weeks. Y ea r' s D ay gi ve n by MI'. Bi dd le 's1\1rs. Holmes Carson, of St. Davids, mother, Mrs. T. N. Biddl e, of Drexelwill entertain her club at luncheon Hill.

and bridge next Tuesday. Mrs. Oswald Smi th , S . HighlandMr. and Mrs. William Tefft' avenue, gave a sma ll t ea Tuesday atS chwa rz , o f S yc amor e a ve nu e, willg-ive a buffet supper at Mr. Schwarz ' s hc r h om e i n h ono r o f her niecc andstudio in Narberth on Sunday evening house guests, Mrs. M. P. Mitchell , ofin honor of their son, Mr. Horace \V. San Francisco.Schwarz. Mrs. E. G. Bct z, o f Merion road,Among t hose f rom Merion who at- had as guests over t he Chri stmastended f ami ly d i nne rs on Christmas week-end, Mr. a nd Mrs. Jacob Sigel,

Day werc Dr. and Mrs. John A. of New York; Mr. George Gillig, alsoBrooke, o f H ea th ro ad , g iv en b y Dr . o f New York ; Dr. William Matthews,Dl'ooke's sister, Mrs. Carroll Brooks, o f N ew Jersey, a nd D r. Wi ll iam Ebof Glenside; Mr. an d Mrs. Har old bets of Maine.W. Biddle, of Sycamore road, a din- Her daughtel ', Miss ,Rosalean Betz,nc r g iven by Mr. Everett Biddle, of is dancing this week at the HotelBeverly H il ls , P a, Roo sev el t, i n New Orl ea ns . S he w illMI'. Biddle also at tended the dinner leave today for Dallas, Texas.at the U. S. Naval Academy at An- Miss Peggy Brower, daughter ofnapolis given for the graduating class MI'. and Mrs. Joseph Brower, of Wooda s th e guest of h is nephew, Mid sh ip - le y road, gave a dinner Tuesday nightman John D. Mason , of Ebensburg, before the dance which MI'. an d Mrs.Pa, Albert V. Smith, also of WoodleyMr. an d Mrs . B iddl e wil l b e guests road, gave in honor of their daughter,at a large f amil y d inner on New Miss Phyll i s Smi th. I

Merion

Eddic Canto'r, sllpportcd by TonyMar tin and Junc Lang, as thcyappcal' in "Ali Saba Gocs toTown," now playing at the Sub-urban and Anthony Wayne Thea-te,"s.

Club Notes:I The Misses Collins, of New Yor k,IContinued from Page One Iar e holiday g'uests of their brother-in-good cheer that comes w it h t hi s' law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry

Seventeen plants were sent B, Maxwell , of Baird road.the club's members and friends who I 1\1 d 1\1 C M d'Ch . I ' I r. an rs. . a Ison Riley,c ill or whose rlstmas t l iS year; 1\1 b kit t ' d at a, " e r r oo ' ane, en er amI's s addened by deat h m the famIly. If 'I I' S I TheirI Cl b CI '11 ttl ') 4'" ami y (mner on un( ay.T 1C U 10rus WI mce a -. ,J, I I't 1\1' R b R bb R'l, I L ' I ( aug 1 er, ISS I ecca 0 ley,Tuesday, January 4, 111 t le eglOn' I ,. '\\1 I d f P'd R I. " Id ' ,e t e(nes ay or rovi eneI', . .,o f t he Commul11tv BUI mg'. I tt I tl d' d d I . I , f' to a ell( le Inner an ance w 111' 1Tlw \Voll len' s Cnnll11Unltv Cluh 0 '1\[ I 1\1 B N b 'II, ,.,. t' I r. am rs. arnes ew erry WIl lPr th has shown Its clnc l I l te re s ' , N 'V 'E t . t I. . I give on ew ea r s VI' 0 111 roc ucecontrihuting' so fa r thIS cluh ~ ' e a l ' , tl 'd It M' H I N bfollows: Child Hea l th Cen te r of 'I le1\)1r aUc

g lCer 'T 'ISS e fe n

B.e'd er ry

d

I ' I rs . . . rump, 0 aIr roa,$100.00; ( on at lO n t o t l e! wil l entertain her club at luncheonr 1\Iemnrial, $100.00; Bryn Mawr lb ' I T I, ' . V I . anI rH ge on ues( ay.lltal CampaIgn, $25.25, 0 unteel 1\[ d 1\1 ' E P It EI' V l-CI ' R r f $1000' ,r . an I S . . 1.0 JUson, al1'1stmas, ell'"." ' lev View road s pe nt t he Christmashine Chr is tmas gifts to shut-ms, . k I ' Ch' t t Md. wee -en( In es 1'1' on, .1\Ir. an d Mrs. Clark W. Sunderland,Glenwood road, entertained at a fam-Sewers on ily dinner Chr is tmas Day.Woodside and Grayl i ng i Mrs . Robe rt R. Smith will return--- Ito her home i n Overbrook on FridayContinued from Page One I from Kansas City, wher e she was the

n p e r m a I ~ e n t cure can ~ ) effeet- \only by l a Y l ~ l g an elght-lI1ch e a s t l ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~sewer mall1. I i "Mr. Sup lee' s e s timat e of the cost Idoi ng that w o ~ ' ~ is , $3613.40, w!th IP. A. part iCipatIOn, of which ~ 722 .40 wou ld be the cost. of ma-

~ ' ~ \ ~ C ~ \ l : \ ' ~ ~ : l ~ e ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ s ~ ~ s t ~ l ~ a ~ ~ \ ~ ~ ~ ! ~ May '38 Be Klend ~ ~ o in connection with the 'VOOd-\avenue recommendation, we ad- ~ that an apIJropriation of $2500 he I

~ I ~ ~ ~ : ~ e t o s i ~ ~ ~ ~ i o ~ l : r ~ \ ' i ~ l ~ ~ : : : i i And R e ~ e ' s ROVlengnderstanding, of co.urse, that ,W. ~ . 1+ _ _ _ _labor is to. be engaged pronded It!ems t o be good pol icy to do so. I ."This makes a t ot al o f $5000 which i !ar e recommending to be a dd ed t o I h NY ' I ' '11' I d h Ihe Hl38 hudget appropriation. i t at anl0ng our ew ear s reso utlOns you WI mc u e t e reso ve to"Respectfully submitted, . nlake our relations mutually helpful, that our community tnay be a better ~ Robert F. \Vood, Chair- I.man, H;ghwny Cnnnn;t- i place in which to live. ~ f ' ~ I

" . w o o ~ ' : e : . : : : n g h C,un,;]" i Ias L ib ra ry T ru st e e i Adelizzi Brothe rs Bapt ist Church of th e Evangel Narber th Electr ic an d R ad io C o.Rev. R. E. Kcighton Walter G. CaseContinued from Pa!:'e One Albrecht ' s Flowers 109 N. Narber th Avenue- -Narber th 4182

t t ha t time and the late Miss Anna Montgomery Avenue and Meeting House Lane Holy Trinity Lutheran ChurchacKeag was elected th e f i rs t presi - Narberth 4020 Rev. Cletus Ao Senft Nal"ber th Men 's S hopdent. Paid employes were then en-I !g ag ed a nd the vo lun tee r s t af f was, Ame ri c an S t or e s Co . Narberth Methodi s t Epi scopal Church Narberth P r in t in g Co .disbanded. \i Henry Vance, Manager Revo Vernon W. Middleton Harry H. Hollar I1\1rs. Wood became chairman of the' 227 Haverford Avenue--Narberth 2775 109 Forest Avenue--Narberth 2618Adminis trat ion Commit tee of the; i ' 103 Narberth Avenue Narber th Presbyterian ChurchBoa rd o f T ru st ee s, w he n t he perma-' - Howard Price, Manager Rev. A. E. Anderson Na r be r th The at r enent organization was adopted, and,:in that capacity has continued a gen- I F. A. Bart le t t Tree Expert Co . St . Margare t ' s Cathol ic Church National B an k o f Narberth !e ra l over s igh t o f the library's activi- i 152 Montgomery Avenue, Bala-Cynwyd Rev. J. J. Hannigan A Complete Banking Serviceties ever since. She is retiring now: i Phone: Cynwyd 3200because it is t he e nd of a t erm a nd , . . -:j; 'j ; Nepi Brothersshe feels that t he work of the library:, C I P " General Contracting, Landscaping, Furances Cared Fori J ames R. 0 e- amtmg 245 H dAN b h 3848 Mis now so smoothly established that, amp en venue- ar crt - !100 Chestnut Avenue-Narberth 3639W H R 6 Che r attention is no longer required. I arvey 0 0 ng o.She is t he w if e o f R ob er t F el lows ,i Harvey J. Cook, Manager Newton's 5 & IO c to $1 Store !Wood, whose 12-year term of service Robert Compton 29 N. Narberth Avenue-Narberth 29994040as Borough Councilman l ik ewis e i s I Plumbing and Heating Norris Beauty Salonending. 109 Forest Avenue-Narberth 2485 W.'H. Haws -Hardware Over the Narberth Coal OfficeThe library association wil l hold its + 241 Haverford Avenue-Narberth 4134 Narberth 4072

annual meet ing Tuesday, the 11th, for Arthur L. Cookethe election of t hr ee t ru st ee s f or a : Plastering and Stucco Charles Hew it Patric ia Elizabeth Shopthree-year term. Others whose terms'i 207 Lantwyn Lane-Narberth 2754 Cleaning and Dyeing Narberth Theatre Bldg.-Narberth 2898 ~ 2 4 H f d A N b h 3854 Women's and Children's Wearexpire are Mrs , Lou is e V. Cockrill 3 aver or venue- a r c rtand Thomas C. Trotter. I Howard F. CotterPresident is the Rev. Robert E. ' Hobson & Co.-Decora tor s O u r Town-Tom ElwoodKeigh ton , v ice- pr es iden t, C la rence , Davis' Sto re 105 N. Narberth Avenue-Narberth 2340Kaeber; s ecr e ta r y, Mr s. Ernest C. Rickl in ' s -Hardware iDrew; t re as ur er , Mrs. Katharine Robelot Hood & So n 203 Haverford Avenue-Narberth 2555Bates. Ii Durbin & Howard Landscape Gardeners: Insurance and Real Estate 105 Conway Avenue-Narberth 4027-W Frank Shea 's Oyster Bar I

b I Sh ' 1 One Station Circle-Narberth 2500 242 Haverford Avenue--Narberth 2897Subur an T leatre owmgSinking of U . S. S. Panay, i Mrs. Norman Jefferies IEgyptian Thea tre N b h S lea's PharmacyPictures, j u st a r ri ved in America, 233 Haverford Avenue- ar crt 2861

b h i Joseph Conway Dresses, Sportswear, Flowers, Gifts At the Station-Narberth 2838of t he Panay disaster will e sown.011 the screen of the Suburban Thea-; Essex Kandy Kounter S hu ll L umbe r C o .tpr, Ardmore, for five days beginning'i Austin Hartzell Charles L. Jenkins !3 Windsor Avenue- -Narberth 3984 The Link Between Fores t and Hometoday. i 107 Essex Avenue-Narberth 3971 29 Bala Avenue-Cynwyd 662These films shoul d he lp the aUdi-1 Carpenter, Building, Jobbingence to determine whether the sinking' ~ N i cho la s E . F i no i a N. E. Smedley's Lock Shopof the United Stat e s gunboa t by; Exper t Hai rcut ting for the Ent ire Family Che s te r G . J ones - I ce Keys Made--Lawn Mowers RepairedJapanese bombs was due to t he a ir -' 100 Narberth Avenue 200 Woodbine Avenue-Narberth 4058 104 Dudley Avenue--Narberth 2966men's belief that it was a Chinesevessel. i Will iam J. Foote Kathlene Beauty Shoppe W m. D . an d H . T . Smedley , Inc. ! Seasoned Wood Cut to Fit Your Fireplace 29 N. Narberth Avenue--Narberth 2999305 Parsons Avenue, Cynwyd-Cynwyd 984 K i rs c h Chevr o le t Co . Building Contractors

214 Bala Avenue-Cynwyd 81 MJames Fratantoni & Sons Your Chevrolet Dealer-Parts and Service a rga ret Squieri Plastering and Stucco Work I237-239 Hampden Avenue, Narberth Magui re Bro thers Thompson Fue l S e rv ic ePhones: Narberth 2807-J and 4166 145 MontgomCt'y Avenue--Cynwyd 280i Forest and Haverford-Narberth 2440 !H . C. F r it s ch , J r . Mobilgas, Lubrication, WashingReal Estate and Insurance T h e T hr ee Sisters Beau t y S al on~ Max's Quali ty Market 240 Haverford Avenue-Narberth 4177 !Suzanne Joret Gill 235 Haverford Avenue-Narberth 3750i James P. Tierney !Roofing and HeatingGoodw ea r S ho e R epa i r -B . G . C onstantine Merion Press 108 Forest Avenue-Narberth 3665-R or 2361252 Haverford Avenue Philip Allee Livingstoll !

United Shoe Repa ir & H at Cleaningi The Grea t Atlant ic & Paci6c Tea Co . Walter P . M ie se n Merry Christmas and Happy New Year832 Montgomery Avenue-Narberth 4044 Louis Evangelos !11 Haverford Avenue--Narberth 2279 C J bb- B 'Idi' Vincent L. Keough, Manager arpenter, 0 mg, UI er ! 230 Haverford Avenue-Narberth 3956 Harry B. Wallw. C. Copley, Manager J. A . M i ll e r Plumbing and Heatingi Roofing and Sheet Metal 100 Forest Avenue-Narberth 3652111 Forest Avenue--Narberth 2920E. C. Griswold J. J. WhitesideNarberth Coa l C o . Complete Line of Quality Foods

Hance Motors -Plymouth & Chrysler Ralph S. Dunne 237 Haverford Avenue--Narberth 3668i Hansel l Bro the r s Narber th Economy Food Market Wunder Battery & Electric Service925 Montgomery Avenue-Narberth 2669 N. E. Cor. Haverford and Forest AvenuesGarage, Repairs, Atlantic Gas Narberth 2990 Ye Oddity Shoppe I

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