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VOLUME 23, No. 33 NARBERTH, PENNSYLVANIA, MAY 21, 1937 PRICE,
FIVE CENTS
His Opponen t, J ohn Flynn,Chosen Vice.President asSticker
Candidate
Bill Muller ElectedPresident of Players
Parade Will PrecedePresentation Addressat Memorial GroupingMany
Organizations of Community Will Take Part in
Day's CeremoniesIIPOST MEETING MONDAY
New P. T. A. Secretary
Sports Authorities Give Advice, on Boy's Participationin
AthleticsIDON'TFORCE INTOGAMES
New Club Leader
The congregation of the NarberthPre:::byterian Church welcomed
therl'turn of Rev. Arche r Ander son and: ' I l t , ~ . Anderson
thi::: week. 1\11. and1\1rs. Anderson have been visiting inTl'xas.
\"hile in Dallas, the y a ttended the eOllllllPncement exercisesof
t he Dal la s Theological Seminary,when ;\11'. Anderson was awarded
the:degree o f Doc to r of Theology by hi s Ialma mater , IOn
Sunday l \Ir . AIH]erson will:
preach t he f ir st o f a series of three's e r l l l o n ~ of
special intere::: t to th e I~ ' o u n g people graduating this
Junef rom any school or college.Dur in g t he t hr ee S unda ys of
1\11.Anderson's absence, t he pu lp i t at th ePresbyterian Church
was occupied bythe pastor emer i tus , the Rev. JohnVan Ness,
D.D.
even Cases Among Children,All Representing Diffel'entFamilies,
Causes Decision:\inety-two \\"omen attended the '
c l o ~ i n g luncheon a nd m ee ti ng o f t heWomen 's Commun i
ty C lub of ~ a r -berth T u e ~ d a y afternoon at theWynnewood
Hou:::e on ::\Iontgomeryavenue.ILL REOPEN MONDAY : \ I r ~ . Ralph
C. Heath, the retiringp r e ~ i ( ! l ' n t , opened t he l un ch
eon w it hThe Cynwyd School, Levering Mill a p r a ~ ' e r and a
short memorial service Mrs. Edmund Allen Whiting, was Simplicity
will mark the p r e s e n t a ~a d a nd B ry n M aw r a ve nu e,
Cyn- ' re-elected president of the Narberth tion of Narberth's
Memorial Group-for the club members who passed Iwas closed
1\)IOl1day f or t he week "Parent-Teacher Association of the Iing
no'" nnarl'ng completl'on at the . a\\'ay during the past year,
)Irs. ' , ue t o an increase in th e n um be r o f I I ' Narberth
Public Schoo l on Monday cornel' of Wynnewood an d WindsorJ a n l l
' ~ A. Eng alH, 1\11'5. A. C. Ehle hfever cases in t h is d i st ri
c t and :\11:::. Henry Dotzenroth. evening. a t er off icers
re-electedI Iavenues.ng the past two weeks. Guests at the luncheon
were :\Irs. were 1\1rs. Charles L. Viguers, Jr., In a br ie f addr
e ss on May 31,A total of 11 cases among children A, B. R o ~ s ,
former Montgomery first vice-president; Miss Faith Mc- Frank A.
Schrepfer, in behalf of the
t hi s school was r eport ed Monday. County chairman and also a
former Auliffe, second vice-president and the Harold D. Speakman
Post , Americanthey are scat tered throughoutInwmber o f th e
Narberth Club, Mrs. Rev. Cletus Senft, treasurer. Legion, will
present t he g ro up in g t o
building, t hey r epr e sen t 11 dif-: LpRov Douglass anot her
honor ar y I The only new officer IS Mrs . H . 1\1. the community.
It w il l b e acceptedfamilies. Il1wmber and' one ' new member, : :
\ I r ~ . I Gr ie st , who was chosen s ecr e ta r y t o by Burgess
John R. Hall. Mr. Schrep-In his report to t he L ower Mer- L ( J u
i ~ J. :'IlcConnel1. I succeed Mrs . H . M, Berry. MRS. H A R O " [
~ o t ~ 1 . b b : I ~ I S T c h . Ife r h as h ad f ul l charge of
seeing thation School Board l\londey night, S. E. ::\11' . Ross
made a brief address in Mrs. Welsey P. Dunnington in- -who on
Monc!n!! n i gh t was electeel Ithe memorial was bu il t and
installed.
Superintendent of Schools, re- which she stated that she had
watched !s tal led the officers that evening. Plans fo r th e
parade which willh h h 1 I 1 b 1 d I I b
. I I secretary of the N(.I berth Par- precede the presentation
are virtuallyt at t e sc 00 W ( een c ose t 1e c u grow m t 1('
past twenty I The Rev. Dr. Gibson Bell , rector of el/t-Terwhcr
Association.
b Icompleted.
one day previously f or f um ig a- y ea rs to e a wort nvhile
asset to the I' All Saints' Church, Wynnewood" ----------------' It
will f or m i n front of Elm H allbut the increase in cases over
community and hoped it would con- ! opened t he mee ti ng w it h t
he Invoca- I I Am t (} A "'I "'I . 1Photo h ~ Bachrach. I a OJ "on"
emona Day andhe past week-end caused the d.. tinue in its good
work; Mrs. LeRoy l\iRS, EDWARD W. HEYMANN Ition, a nd S cout Bob
Miller followed ta lan- erlcans Itt' ' t " ' t ' t 93 0f th k D I h
th fi
I , s ar on I s rou ea . .ion to close or e wee '. oug ass, w 0
was erst to start leho was illstalled (/S pl'esident oJ' iWIth a
Salute to t he F la g. MISS I G Le TI P T h I to Ive glon re Walter
O'Sullivan, marshal, willAn additional thorough fumigation t 1('
arent- eac e r Assoc ia ti on in the Women's Com munity Club of
IFricke led t he s i ng i ng of" the Nar-j e: b . I tit f b t . tb
th th h I k d th b . h . I rm g a (e ac 1men 0 a ou SIX Ynd
thorough scrubbing and cleaning ar er , e pre-sc 00 wor ' an e
NarbCl'th for a two-ycn/' tcrm on , e l t School songs and Mrs. 'V.
J. sai lors f rom t he N av y Yard and thef t he building is
scheduled before the Continued on Page Six Tucsr/ay. I'Drennan was
t he ~ c c o m p a n i s t . !Club Also A idi ng i n Er ec tin
IJohn "'inthrop Post's Junior Drumeopening 1\londay. John H.
JefferIes Jr . t he f ir st ' M . I g 1 BExercises in connection
'\'ith com- B b II Le H d speaker, said that. b , a ' s k e t b ~ l
I , t o h im ,I emona ; $10.Donated I~ ~ ~ ~ e ~ ~ ~ e g ~ t p s o
f B ry n Mawr hasencement season were announced as Borough Team
Starts ase a ague ea was the most thnlhng o f a ll games. for
Carnival lB ' I 'tl b f th Nollows: IH e al so stated that while it
was a. I eSI( es 1e me,m ers 0 . e - ~ r League Play Saturday Urges
Teams'Support tl t Id bId 'h 1 A t t he ir r eg ul ar monthly meet
ing Iberth post there \\111 be marchIng' umtsBaccalaureate Service,
Senior High game 1a cou e p ay e Wit ease Ifrom the
Bullock-Sanderson PostSchool Auditorium, May 30. - - -
I'nevertheless g rea t c are should be ex- last Thursday, the
Narberth Italian- A I d th Th D V '1'( more, an e omas . an
-Seventh grade grammar school 1\1u- Davismen to Open Season at
Walter L. Hanley Tells Rotari. ~ r c l s e d so that :he younger
boysIAmerican Citizens' Club, h ad a s guest IDiver Post ,
Bala-Cynwyd.sic Night, Junior High School Audi- Gladwyne and Meet
Upper ans of Circuit's Prob. s ~ l O u l d not be ove rt axed. He
also cau-, J. A. Miller, of Narberth, who wa s O th er o rga niza
tio ns in th e line of
tOl'l'unl 1\la\' 25 tlOned parents who ar e sport f ans no tI I
h 'II b h G 1, . . D b S d lems and Aims t f h b h Imade honorary
member of the or-I marc WI e teo d Star Mothers,Commencement
Exercisef' , Junior ar y un ay 0 tr y to orce t e ov W 0 was not
bl' d I . 1 I 1 1'1rd ' f' f hi ' ganization. pu IC an paroc ua sc
100 c 11 dren,High School Auditorium, June 4. :\Ian" Narbe rt h f
an s a re so mc me mto any orm 0 at etlcs. , . . D. A. R. Chapters,
Narberth Italian-Junior High School Closing Enter- - expected
,Problems of a basebal l ci rcuit were In regard t o f oo tba ll h
e said that S. H. Spmelh, preSident o f t he club, A . CI b B S t
G' I. GI d d d b f th B I C d I mencan u, oy cou S, 11t . t J' 8 to
Journev to a w"ne Saturday af-, Iscusse core e a a- ynwy - whi le t
h is was undoubt ed ly t he school announced that the club, t h
rough J .ammen, une . ., . :N 'b . . " . Scouts and t h e Na rbe
rth Fire Com-The schools will close as pel' sched- te1'l1oon when
the Menon Square com-I al elth RotalY Club Tuesday at the and
college game, great care should IA. 1\1IlIer, Will donate one o f t
he seven pany's :\Iulieres an d also l't a tivOverbrook Golf C lu b
whe n Walter b k . 1 ' h btl s c eule June 11. Imunity will
dedicate its n ew p la y- " e ta en m se ectmg t e oy 0 pa y trees
to be planted at the American Ifiremen Henry A Doll Narberth'sThe
Board's F inance Committee re - ground. The at t ract ion for the
bor- ~ a ~ l e y " of Paoh , preSIdent of. the this g a ~ 1 e . .
He a lso advised that. if Legion memo ria l i n m em or y o f the I
s u r v i v i ~ g G. A. R. ' m e m b ~ r w ill be a
ported that settlement had been made loughites, however, will be
Gene Davis' an Lme Basebal l L eague fOI the Ia boy IS mterested
one s hould gIVe INarberth v et er an s. Membe rs o f t he : g u es
t o f honor.with Peter C. Hess, tax collector for Idefending
champions in their first last decade, addressed the cl ubmen . \hi
m a ll the help possible. To be a c lub have ass i st ed t he
Legionnaires Over fifty members ar e expected tothi s dis tr ic t,
for 1936 t a x ( ' ~ . A check league game of t he s ea son against
the Holding that a fFood t eam i s an a!' ,I p ~ r f e c t athlete,
a boy ~ u s t . h av e t he I in ~ h e i r , ~ o r k in e r e ~ t i
n g the memorial, be enrolled in th e Harold D. Speak-for
$15,070.9,7 was tUl'l1ed over by Mr. G ladwyne n in e. set to a c O
~ 1 m u n J t y , he urged that Igift of muscular co-ordmatlOn.
',:,hlch WIll be dedIcated on Decora- man Pos t bv Memorial Day,
accordingHess, who reported liens filed l i on Sunday the borough
team PlayS,', ~ U P P O ~ i be gIven th e l e a g u ~ c l ~ b s who
The second s ~ e a k e r w as E. J. P.ol- tlOn D a ~ . I'to Charles
'J. Clarke, post adjutant.amount ing to $51,722.33. Upper Darby at
or near 69 th s tr eet I ep.en o voluntary contnbut lons for lock,.
sports edItor of . the Evenm.y A proposal was also approved to This
represents nearly a 50 per centThe t o ta l o f school taxes liened
d ur - a nd , in f ac t, it will no t be un ti l t he t he ll '
mamt enance . PubliC Ledge1. J:Ie. bell.eves there IS contribute
$10 t o t he Italian Colonies increase over last year.Continued on
Page Six Imorning of Memorial Day that Nar- "The league ha s no
financial r e- r ea l character bUl ldmg m s ~ o r t s , f or f or
the Main Line Carnival t o b e h e ld r The May meeting of the
post, atIberth folk wi ll have a chance t o see sources, so the
manager of each team Continued on Page SIX at the Devon Horse Show
grounds which final plans w il l b e made fo rJuniors in Closing t
he ir t eam i n competition with clubs must find the money to meet
ex- Rod and Gun Club for the benefit of t he B ry n Mawr Continued
on Page Sixlof league caliber. At that t ime Eddie penses somehow,"
he explained.. Hospital on June 13 to 20.Banquet onMay 27,' Hare's
Brookline contingent will be "Each club carries 25 players. That
Commlttees LI"sted The club wil l h old i ts f i rs t annua l___
the visiting team. makes a t ot al o f 250 for the entire picnic
July 18, at t he R us ti c ParkBri d e to Follow Affair at Hav. 1
Continued on Page Six c ir cu it . Ther e al'e about 15 umpires,
Picnic Grounds in Paoli. Friends ofg. I as well as groundkeepers,
batboys and Sportsmen's Organ izat io n' t o the club ar e invited
to a tt en d t heerford, ' Book Club IBurgess Appoints Committee
scorekeepers, to be t aken ca re of. A d P . f B' outing and the
committee in chargeL E war rlzes or IggestISts vents for
Constitution Celebration "With 300 employes-many more . h C h
promises f r ee danc ing and en te r ta in -than most businesses
have-and ex- Fls aug t ment.The closing banquet of the Junior '
hWomen 's Community Club of Nar- In compliance with a request from
penses for eqUIpment, transportation Committees to serve th e Lower
Mer- T e club also approved a proposal I
berth wil l be held at Erskine Hall , i n Sol. B loom , director
~ e n e r a l of the iand so forth to pay, it takes a lot ion Rod
and Gun Club fo r 1937-38, as ~ allow. the W. P. A. evening schoolH
f
d 7 ' I k Th d IUmted S ta te s Const it ut ion Sesqui- I of
money to keep t he l ea gu es go- appo in ted by Char le s H A
Chain 111 Enghsh the use of the clubroom The Narberth P la ye rs T
ue sd aya v ~ r o r , at ococ ' on urs ay Centennial Commission
Burgess John!ing. 'd t. d 'W'd d' fo r c las ses on Monday and
Fridayeve-Inight h ea rd two c andi da te s f or t hee ve nm g May
27 The officers and I 'I presl en , wele announce e nes ay . .' 'd
h k h . dChairn1:n wiil g i ~ e their annual re- R. H ~ 1 l this
we,ek .named Narberth's, "I think a lot of credit is due night at t
he o rgan iza ti on ' s mee ti ng mngs each week. This school IS
con- pleSl encyeac ma e a speec m ors-tt t d h b h" I ducte I for
the benefit f Italian-! ing h i s opponent for the office.port s
and bri dge will follow the meet- c o ~ m l ~ 0 a1 I.n t e. 0 s e r
~ a n ~ e imany t eams w lch remam active year in the Legion Room
of th e Narberth I (, . , .. 0 I'n IwhIch WIll be held m
Phlladelphla Ill: a ft er y ea r in the face of heavY Community
Building. IAmel'lcan CItizens r es ldmg i n Nar- J oh n F ly nn 's
d el iv er y w as better1 g. "I September. losses" h . f . t berth.
than that of William H. Mul le r soMrs. John H. Jeffenes, Jr" IS
the . Anot eI announcement 0 m elest 'Hen A Feb h I' 't H d h h' .
hId the latter was elected, o r perhaps itchai rman of th e
committee and res- ry. ry , oroug so ICI or, e trace t e I gh hght
s i n the was t at prizes wou d be awarde toI i c ha irma n and th
b I '3 b h' h h' Th ' W kE d L Ch ,vas because Mull er had the
backingervat ions must be made w it h h er not s ,0 er mem ers are
eague sO-yea r h i st or y, and was em- mem e rs c at c mg t e
largest fis 111 IS ee - n ast ancel a te r t han Tuesday. Other
committee IWilliam H.. Fretz , president of bor- phatic in saying
that the original goal, t he se c la ss es : Weakfish, flounder, to
Buy Benefit Tickets of J. Bedford Wooley, former presi-members are
Mrs. G. H. Wyckoff and IO U g ~ counCIl; Dr. LeRoy A. King, that of
p rov id ing an outlet fo r t he s ma ll a nd lal'ge mouth bas s, b
rook for C hil d Health Center dent of the organizat ion.Mrs.
Walter Hunsinger . preSIdent, Narberth School Board;, sp ir i ts o
f youngst e rs a long the Main trout, striped bass, croaker,
kingfish. Mr. Flynn's address so impressedMembers of the Book C lu
b willi F ra nk J . Dwyer, commander, Harold Line, was s ti ll
paramount. The season starts now and ends inNo- - .-- members
present at the mee ti ng , i nD S k PtA ' L' I ThIS week-end IS th
e last chance to th N b th S h 1 A d't' hhold a supper party a nd b
ri dg e at ' . pea man os , mel 'l can eglOn; I "Managers will
always give pref- vember. buy tickets fo r the movie benefit e ar
er c 00 I onum, ow-the home of Mrs. Rober t Conley, 11 Mrs. E ~ w a
r d W. ~ e y m a n n , president,: erence to a lo ca l boy if he
has the The annua l Spri ng out in g o f the sponsored by th e
Women's Community ever, that ~ was ~ o m m a t e d from theWoodside
avenue June 7. Women s Commumty Club; the Rev. I Continued on Page
Six club will be held at t he f arm o f t he Club of Narberth to r
a is e f unds for ~ ~ ~ r for vice preS ident and won overS e v e ~
' a l Book' C I ~ b members s aw R: E. ~ e i : ~ t o . n , . p r ~
s i d e n t , Narberth I ~ a s t e r n C o u ~ t i e s Protective
Associa- th e Child Health Center o f Narbe rt h , two cand ida te
s who had been se-Katherme Corne ll m "The Wingless L l b r a r ~
A_.oclatlon, the Rev. C ~ e ~ u s IIr a G. Fox, of Narberth, Chosen
tlOn, at Paoli, on May 29. f or a ll money must be in by Monday
lected by. t he nominat ing c.ommittee.
Victory" on Saturday. They inc luded A. Senft, pas:or. of Holy
Tnmty Bucknell's Senior Class President Entertainmentwa s supplied
by Den-! noon. In a t lurd contest, Katherme Trow-Mrs. E ll swor th
C la rk t he chairman' L ut he ra n C hm ch , t he Rev. J. J.
niston Berkey of the General Motors h' h M d I Continued on Page
Sb::Mrs. Franklin H u t c h i ~ s o n , Mrs. J ohl; Hannigan,
rector of St . Ma rgare t' s Ir a G Fox son of Mr and Mrs Corporat
ion, , ~ ' h o showed talking pic- Tl eT Plctdure tO be s town kn o
~ T a h YChu 'ch' RAG I' d .' d .. , ., , , an( ues ay 0 nex wee IS
e M I' 'L hR'H. Jefferies, 1\1rs. R. 1\1. Brown, Mrs. 1, oY. ' ow
an, ' plesl ent, Walter A. Fox of 31 Narbrook Par k t ur es of th e
1\hchlgan woods and of M 'd f S I " 'tl CI d tt C I I u leres unc
eon to alseE. D. McMullin, Mrs. Robert Tabor, ~ a , r b ~ ; ' : h B
~ s ~ ~ e s s C o u n ~ J ! ; S a l v a ~ o r e Narberth,
was'recently elected p r e s i ~ h i g h w a ~ ' s , both good and
bad. b e ~ ~ ~ v h i l : e ~ ~ t W ~ t t 1 r a c t ~ ~ e e m : s i
~ a ~ Funds for Sewing MachineMrs. Harold L ai ne , M rs. Robert
cfme I, pi eSI e nt , I ta ha n-Amel 'l ca n d en t o f t he s en
io r c la ss o f Bucknell C ~ m m i t t e e s appointed by
President p i c t ~ r e "The K in g a nd the ChorusLeech, 1\1rs. E.
R. Granslow, Mrs. I. ub. University, Lewisburg. Cham are: Girl"
with Fernand Gravet who is The l\Iulieres of the Narberth FireC.
Satow, Miss Mary ROOl'back, Mrs, Fox was elected by t he i nd ep en
de nt W ay s a nd Means-Henry J. 1\1oller, a l m ~ s t the image of
the Duke of Company will give a benefit luncheonEdward Corrigan and
Miss Margaret, Narberth Mall New Leader coalition student political
party which chairman; Robert W. Weber, Edward Windsor, a s t he k
in g a nd Joan Blon- of sandwiches and coffee followed byBU1'rell.
I 0/ Follllders and Patriots made a virtual clean sweep o f c la ss
I Continued on Page Six dell a s t he c ho ru s g ir l will be
given a card party at E lm Hal l, June 2, atContinued on Page Six '
elections OnlY one office of ten t Tl d d F "d 12.30, to r a is e f
unds to purchase a' . 'I nex mrs ay an n ay . ,.illiam C. Clagh orn
, o f treasu::er, was, captured by the co- Play Day-Today The Child
Heal t h Cent er is th e Ibse.wmgJ mac hm e f or t he N ar be rt
hRev. Anderson Made Doctor Chestnut avenue, Narberth, was operative
candidate. . . Ianc 1 of the )1eedlework Guild,of Theology b y A
lma Mater elected governor-general of the Fox is emolled in the
Liberal Arts I This Friday the Narberth mam proJect.of t,he
Wfomen's Club and who:::e machine was s to len sever al
A I f I d ' . , . E I' I I Public School will be open for has
been mamtamed or a number o f 1110nth" g)'( er 0 t 1( ' Founders
and Pa- course an IS nHlJormg II I ng IS 1. ' ' .. a o.. . , '_ ,I
p re t t o v iew the work of the veal'S bv them. It IS a great
adjunctt r iot s of America las t Saturday He I::: affihated WIth
Kappa S Igma a n s . t l ' ' t ' t b . 11 th The p a t l ' o n e s
~ e s f or t he a ff ai r ar e. . . . . ,pl'pil" to 1C commul1l v
as I rmgs lea I 'at t he o rgani za ti on ' s f o rt ie t h SOCial
f raterl1ltv, ChnstJan ASSOClU- " . t tl I '1 I . f tl 't t he p re
s ident of the l'Iulieres, Mrs.. " , 't 1 P 1'1 PI D t t t 0 1e c
11 (ren 0 1e commUI1l y,annual meet ing in New Haven, t lOn, Men s
Glee Club, l '1Jxed Chorus .... .1 , ay ay s arsat 'II tl 1'1 I I
Eberhardt l\!uellel', Mrs. L10vd B Ed-1 lH'even I nes::: nmong 1C c
11 ( ren . .Conn. He succeeds Col. Louis a nd S tu de nt Handbook.
He wa s a the Narberth P l a ~ ' g r o u n d wit.1 I t h t it tl !
gerton, :\lrs. Walter O'Sullivan, Mrs.. I ~ D C d ant eac es prena
a care 0 1e ex- 1Annin Ames, of ~ e York. member o f the freshman
boxmg and a l. ay ay I1CUS sponsore t t tl I:\[an" :I ii i leI',
:\11'5. John E . Burr el l," I b tl PTA pec an mo 1er . I A 'Vayne
man, Edward T. soccer squad dunng 11Is freshman, y 1C I : \ [ r ~ .
Charl es Harnden , 1\1rs. Edith
Alexander , was chosen treas- year. Fox is a graduate o f L ower
I There wil l be ponie: :: to ride, IGilpin, : ' I I r ~ . Cha rl
es H ai st , 1'lrs.un'r-general and Spence r Coles l\lerion High
School. an d o th er a ttra ctio ns. Ice Donald Kirk, of Woodside
avenue, Charles L. Viguers, Jr., 1\1rs. LindleyHer ri ck , o f New
York, secre- I cream, candy. calw for :::ale. By Nl,lrbcrth,
suffered a f ~ ' a c t u r e of the'1'1'otter, :'Iliss Laura :'II.
Brown, Mrs.tary-general. Coach Ander son' s Au to Damaged allowing
YOUI children sonw I:it leg', cuts an d bruI:::es a bout t he
IGeorge : \!ichl 'ner, l \In' . J. l-I. Baker,T he O rd er h as
State societies The automobile of 'Vil l iam l-I. An- ~ p e n d i n
g mOlll'y you will assure face and body when he was t h rown 1
1'11'1". E. B, Hoskim, 1\Irs. Ben Taylor ,in New York, New Jersey,
derson, ba:::ketball coach at Lower them of having ' a good time
and from the machine in whi ch h e waS l \ [ r ~ . S t a n l e ~ '
Hai gh , M rs . Albert
l\Iassaehusetts, Rhode Island, : Merion High School, was badlv
dam- thus a:::sist t he P ar en t- Te ac he r r id in g by i ts
impac tw i t h a t ruck. The : \ u l t ~ , :111':::. John Wetzell,
Mrs. FrankConnecticut, Pennsylvania, Dis- Iaged last Thur:::day
when i t was' struck I Association. w e e ~ - e n d accident. occur
red i n East X. Purcell, 1\11':::. Charles A. Hammer,trict of
Columbia, Illinois and : by t he mac hi ne d ri ve n by H. G. There
will also be a Plant WhIteland Townslllp, C h e ~ t e r .County.
Mrs. J. L. Minick, Mrs. William Mul-Cali fornia . E l igibi l ity t
o m em - ITurner, of Wynnewood court, Nar- Booth on the playground,
where He was t aken to the hospi tal m West holland, :\11:::.
George Martin, Mrs . H .bership is based on d ire ct berth. Neith
er of t he op er ato rs w as seedlings may be purchased and
Chester. F. Dames, 1'lrs. Joseph Berta, 1\lrs.descent from a f ou
nd er a nc es to r i nju re d, Turner, a ll eg ed to b e under a
White Elephant Booth. Mrs. In a col li sion at Belmont avenue
Edward Haws and 1\1rs. Stewart An -i n t he male l ine who settled
in the influence of liquor, was held in Samuel K. Pruitt is i n c
ha rg e a nd Ri ve r r oa d, Nic ho la s Ca ru so , o f d er so
n.America before May 13, 1657. $500 bail fo r c ou rt b y
Magistrate of these. Jefferson street, Wes t M an ay un k, R es er
va ti on s fo r the party may beWalter B. Lownes. Buffered l acerat
ions of th e chin. made w i th an y of th e above,
ose Cynwyd School ITen Presidents of Community Club Mrs
..Whiting Rechoseo l'for Week as Scarlet I A.T t A h t 1T D J
s'Presldent of P. T. A.;1 ~ e c teyemen S 0 wo ecaue . IFever Cases
Increase Mrs. Griest Secretary
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with
NOW!
James Stewart
~ ~ S E V E N T HHEAVEN"
Saturdar at 1 P. M.Specially Selected Featurefor the
Children
Walt Disney's"COUNTRY COUSINS"
SIMONE SIMON
ADDED ATTRACTION-
in the story where Love lifts aWai f and a Sewer Worke r to
Thursday . Friday - Saturday
PEA80EGG NUTSTOVE90
41 N. Narberth Avenue
Nights, Sundays and HolldaysNarberth 2651(Free Calls fo r
Subscrl ber3 Only)Hilltop 10280 Bryn Mawr 10280
Low May Pricesand WHAT Prices!
1937 Season-June 19th to Sept. 13thLocated dire-ctly on the
ocean-front.Writefor descriptive folderand ratesJ. HOWARD SLOCUM,
Manager
up up iF . - '"
County League PlansAll-Day Meeting Wed.
51211
Finest FurInsurance
"Seventh Heaven," one o f t he mos t
Wit h an Evinrude LawnBoy youcan mow a large lawn-yoursdfwithout
effor t. I ts low price canbe cover ed in t he s av ing o f
oneseason's labor cost.Onehand mowing - closertrimming - uniform
cutting.Phone for details or demon.stration.
$115 DeliveredEVINRUDE
J. C. Jackson BallaghSoil Material. and Equipment
Phone: ARDMORE
lAWN-BOY18 INCH POWER MOWERAlso other makes and sizesof Power
Mowers
"Seventh Heaven" at Narbel th ;" Ma id o f S al em " Mon ., T ue
s.
f or f un ds f or the building of the library and clubhouse, and
in threedays over $38,000 was pledged. Thiscampaign was held dur i
ng the presidency of Mrs. Samuel Stevenson, andMrs. I saac Kershaw
was chai rman o fthe dr ive, with Mrs. Walter Suppleeas
vice-chairman. Moths, ru t hl e ss de s troyer sIn 1922, t he l ot
whe re t h present of your finest wearing ap-buildings stand was
purchased, dur- parel, don ' t give yo u a
ing the presidency of Mrs. Isaac Ker- warning.shaw, and in 1927,
during the p resi -dency of Mrs. Walt e r Suppl ee , t he Make your
ward robe mo th .clubhouse was completed. proof by using ou r
CertifiedThis build ing is u sed for all elubfunctions, both sen io
r and jun ior , f or Co ld S t or age Vaul t s.the Red Cross,
Needlework Guild and '" an d be fo re s t o rage , le tthe Socia l
Service League withoutcharge. It is al so a center f()r many us
give expert advice on Isocial and community projects. Cleaning,
Repairing an d iIn 1922 the club started t o s er ve Glazing. Ihot
lunches in the school cafeterias I You can actually save $15,
com-
and members of t he club went each AdeltzZI Bros. pared with
last winter's cost ofonly ten tons of stove o r n ut .day to serve
these lunches to the chil- I Think of it, $15-real money ind h f t
f t t FURRIERS, CLEANERS, DYERS I ' I I C I en w 0 came rom 00 ar 0
re urn anII 11!{ln s anguago 00 won thome at noon. This continilcd
until 228 Bala Ave. Cynwyd 928 I bc this lOW, again this ycar.the
School Board took over the work. 102 Forest Ave. Narb. 2602The
Bala-Cynwyd Socia l Service J dd u hI dLeague i s an outgrowth of
the Social le o - 19 an
Service Department of the Woman'sI.---------IIII!I (Net Cash
Price)Club, and th is department continues Let a Motorto be t he
main st ay o f t he l eague.By far the g re at es t p ar t o f the
I Cut Your Lawnfunds put out by the club is for theSoc ia l Ser vi
ee wor k, and many of
the m em be rs g iv e a large part oftheit t im e t o t hi s wor
k.The club contributes to th e sup
port of the Holiday HOllse, the ICounty Scholarship Fund, th e
Girl IScouts, the Philadelphia Hospital, the IBowman Hill
Wildflower Preserve, the IWest Manayunk Home Gardens, thePublic
Charities Association, the ICommunity Health and Civic
.Associa-Ition, the Police Pens ion Fl!nd, the,Community Fourth of
July celebra-Ition and t he Union Fire Association. IThe club
continues to grO\\7 and to Idcvelop a lo ng m an y lines of
art,literature, dmma, music, education,international relations,
current events,conservation, etc. , and the t ' llember- 'ship has
i nc reased f rom the o ri gi na ln in e to 315 in 1937, not count
ing i tsl arge and p rogres si ve j un io r b ranchof approximately
150 young women.
OUR TOWN
Previous Lists Thl 'own Outby Recent A ct io n ofState
Legislature
Al l
Mrs, Bradford Troutman, of SouthNarberth avenue, i s leaving the
endof the week for the Universi ty of Alab ama, t o a t tend the g
raduat ion exer cises when her son, Mr . HolmesTroutman, graduates
from th e Universityon M ay 25.
Friday, May 21, 1 93 7
Entered aR Reconfl-claRR matter Octoher1 3 1 9J .! at th e l
'oRt Olli.,.- at ) ; a rhenh ,pa... lIl{der the A"t of :-rarch 3,
187:1,Subscription rate, $2 per year In advance
Office- 209 Haverford Ave., NarberthTelephone: Narberth 4100
Philadelphia Rl'prcscntatil'cs:NEVILLE & HITCHINGS, INC.12
South 12th Street
c. W. Bates Suffers AttackCl if ford W. Bates , o f N,
Narberth
avenue, Narberth , who was s tr ickenwith a heart attaek at h is
ofllce onMonday, i s recovering slowly.
OURToWNA Co-oJlerative Commllnifl/ NI'IVSpapCl"founded in 1914
bl/ the NarlJcrthCiv ic Associa tion, and publishedeveI'll Friday
r.t NUI'berth, Pa..-.t--Ph il i p A t le c Lt"lng-ston,
PuhlbherEdwin L, Paxson, EditorAnne MOI'g-an Rohe "t s, S o ci al E
d i to r
The Penn Vallcy Garden Club wil lmeet Monday at 10. 30 A, 1\1.
at thehome o f Miss Fanny Loos, Haverfordavenue, Narberth .
V o t ~ r s Must RegisteriRepublican Council Closes YearAgatn
Under New Law With Successful Bridge and Tea
dramatic love s to ri es e ve r f ilmed, R po ts of St t C
t'1
" e ra e onven Io nT he B rid ge a nd T ea given by t he B rown
M rs , W. W. L ig ht l'vliss Bea- stars Simone Simon and James
SteW-I d P . S k W'l l. ' , , , . ' I I b ' I J an rOllunent pe a
el'S ILower Merion-Narberth Counci l of t r ice 1\l acGeorge , Mrs
. Clara WlIlters, at t III t Ie romance t lat 10Ug It anet Il\Irs.
John Gray, Mrs. Ralph White, IGaynor , and Ch, ar le s Fal .Tel l t
o film I Feat u re P rog r amRepublican Women Tue sd ay was a t- I
d dMrs, Charles Flood, Mrs.W. P, Klapp. fortune 111 the Sl ent
versIOn a eca e - - -The Permanent Personal Registra- tended b ~
about h\"O hundred mem- Mt.s. J. L. Can by , M rs , C . B. Ca- ago
. Stewart, in the p icture now at! The M o n t g o m e r ~ County
League oft io n Act passed recently by the State bel'S and guests.
ruthers , Mrs. F. D. Metzler, 1111'S. A. t he Nar be rt h The at re
, is a sewer-/ W o n ~ e n Voters Will hold an a ll -d
ayLegislature makes it compulsory for Held at t he Deane ry , B ry
n Mawr n. Roop, Mrs . Frank A. Wi lis, Mrs. worker in Paris who
protects Simone Imeetmg Wednesday at the home ofCoil g tile final
affa'I' tl e C I, P. 1\II'lel', 1\ll'S Gt'ace GI'OO, l l \ l l ' ~
, '.. fr0111 th,e police. Their P, l edge to ea,ch ' MldS.
Henderson Supplee, Port Ken-very per son i n this State to rcgister
e e, 'Ion 1 oun- _cil program was h ig hl y successful. John
Haynes, Mrs. Wi ll i am It. l\Iatch- other IS kept all dunng the
tune Ine y.before he c an vot e again. Mrs . H. Tatnall Brown,
chairman of ett, 1\lI-s, E, W, Tully, Mrs. Frank Stewart is away in
the war. An added The meet ing will open at 11 A. M.All lH'evious
registration l ists, which Entertainment, served as chairman of Gor
den, Mrs . Elmer Binns. attl'action is Walt Disney's "Country Iwith
a brief business meet ing and re-have been compi led by registry
asses- the Bridge, and assist ing her we're the The twenty-foul '
prizcs, donated by C o u s i n s . ~ ' Iports of the State Convent
ion bySOl'S, are t hr own o ut u nd er t hi s ne\\ ' following
chairmen: Miss Margaret generous merchants and Council mem- "Maid
of Salem," Monday and county delegates.l aw and it is necessary for
all voters Benade, prizes; Mrs. John Twaddell, bel'S inc luded
vases , pott e ry , cocktai l Tuesday, h as Claudet te Colbert ac-
At 12 , Mrs , John Y. Huber, Jr.,t o r egi s te r personal ly
before the Fall tables; Mrs. William Edsall, cakes and tray and
glasses, \ \ 'ine decantcrs, lin-Ieused of w ~ t c h c r a f t in
this New Eng- wil l J lresent a resume of current legJlrimaries in
September. candies; Mrs , Hel en G. Greenwood, en hreakfast set, l
inen blousc, hand- l and town 111 1692. Fred MacMurray islation.
The meeti ng wil l adjourJlThe Passing of FairyieJl' , ~ e g i s t
l : a t i o n days, the dates ?f arl'llngements. kerchiefs, books,
aza l ea l li an t, c ig a r- is t he ma n who saves he r from the
for a box luncheon at 12,30 P. 1\1.Fairvie\\' is 011 tlie \ \ ' a ~
' Ollt-tO whi ch w Ill be announced Jat"r , w1l1 Mrs. John Y.
Hubcr, Jr., president et te box, s tockings , c ig ar e tt cs , and
gallows. At thc afternoon session, Mrs. Mau-
join tlip Iwar!" for!!'otten ('ollllllllni- h: set a ~ i d e b y
t he Cou nt y Comlllis- o f t he Council, was in charge o f the
many other attractive prizes, "Espionage," Wednesday (Cash r ic e
N. Wey l, State chairman of Gov- " , sloners 111 June, Julv and
Augus t. lucky number awards whi ch wer e Tea was pou re d b y M rs
, Henry Award Night), is a melodrama in ernment and Intcrnational
Co-opera-ies of Elm ~ t a t l O n alld .\thens- .Each voter will ha
ve t o go in pel' won b ~ the following: Woolman, Mrs. George
Pettil1os, Sr" which Madge Evans, a girl rcporter, t ion, will
discuss recent ncutl'lllity leg-ville. son to the pol li ng p la ce
i n h is voting I ,Mrs. Ralph Boericke, 1\1rs, G. Ar- Mrs . Wil son
Moorehouse, Mrs . Wai te )' a nd Edmun d Lowe, an opposit ion
islation and Mrs . Wil li s T. Spivey,'fli e sret ion of the Genera
I district and personally register. nold Barton, Mrs. P. C.
Haldeman, Supplee, Mrs, Morris Green, Mrs . J. journalist,
encounter each other on State chairman o f Governmcn t and, r a ~ '
J I ( ~ Distrjrt in 1 .o\ \' r l ~ l ( ' r i o n Mrs, Harold C.
Dripps, Mrs. Charles F . Scu ll and Mrs. Fred Pete!:'s. t he Ori en
ta l Exp res s while assigncd Economic Welfare, will present an
ex-Towllship bOllllded h ~ :\1 ill ( 'reek, Autocar Lowest Bidder
II . ' to covel' Paul Lukas, munitions planation of itcllls on t he
p rog ram1 maker. adoptcd a t t hc S ta te cOIl\'ention.Rig-htl'r's
~ l i l 1 , Hagr's FOl'd an( A k S h IBOd S d R d tConshohocken S
tat l ' r oads. is. 01' sse 00 US r er l: urvey an ecommen a tons
"The Kin g and the Chorus Girl," Thosc interestcd in attending
shouldwith Fernand Gravet, wil l be t he f ca - g et in touch with
the p resi dent o f therather \\'as, kl1o\\'11 as Fai l' \ 'ie\ \'
. I --- I f L M PIa ,. C ' .. ture next week-end. local branch,
Mrs, J. Aldan TitTt, ofl ' I t 'I t I I) In a letter to the Lowcr :
\l c rion 0.. nn ng OmmtSSlon I :.VIerion .
...ast \\'I'l'i: a news ('Oil 11 HI O' I II School Board
:\Iondav night, H, 11.this IH'\\'spnper tel( 'phoned all ae- Coale
of Cynw\ '(1 v i ~ e - p r ~ s i d c n t andj Morni n g Hou r s at
Library . , __ .. __ J11 I I' , HISTORY "Schuil-Kil" o r "Hidden Ri
\' cr " wa ' I 'COHllt oj' all eYent to he' I ll ' ( at t lelsalcs
manao'cr o f t he Aut oc ar Com- TI 1 f '" I' Pl'O\re Boon to
Borrowers U R NEXT" , "" Ie pace 0 liston' 111 a towns 1I11 so
named hy Calltain Hendricoksen hc- noFairvi(,w ~ H I ) ( l a \ ' ~
d l O f ) 1 . }. alrVIl'\\'. pany, Ardmore, Cited SiX reasons WhY,
I " .t. t " 1"1 1 . p an IS t mp ol In SIl1ce a \/10\\ e( ge cau se
its mouth was so conceal ed by, , ',I'" 'J ,'t', 1 tl ' his com jHI
11\' s ho ul d b e g iv en t hc 01'- ' , . " " , 10\\' l'slallCI"
tllat lIe (ll 'd IIOt ",ec I 't UII- Thc Narberth Librar. \'
AssociationI \\ 0 da, \ s ,It el s \e lIotl 1( ( 1(.1 ' . , of t he
t rad it io n s o f a commumtv and 0 FOR A REAL' } 11 I dcl' for
two school buses , I ' , , . Tuesday night hel d i ts f in al m o n
t h l ~ ' HAIR CUTa!)CI' that th e Item S 1011 (Il' , the customs
of ItS people IS neccs- til his rcturn down the Delaware. , t'l S '
I". . I B l d ~ for buses were opcned at the f . I f I I 'f '
meetll1g un l eptem leI', w it h T hechan
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Lowest Pr ices-
All Populat Makesand Models!
Save Money-Be Sur e of Satisfaction!
1\lost Convenient Terms!All Popular Makesand Models!
1932 FORD COACH-Bo,!) ' alldt l p h o I s t t ~ l " Y l ike I l
t ~ W . Fo r s a l t ~ "w i thall OK tha t eol l l l ts "-t f )
225t I H fin,t lupky huyer att II is low l'ri"e .
1935 CHEVROLET DELUXE SE.DAN-\\'as trade'] ill on a Il l
'WCht,'\Tolet :\laHt er COach af te r ha vinp; been driVen only a
fe\\ ' thou .~ a l l ( l lnilt"'s. It iR in ( > x c ~ l l e n
teOlltli. tillIl - l110challically 500a utl III appearance.Unly
.
1936 CHEVROLET 0 E LUX ESPORT COU PE- ' :rasII t 1 l i ~
0lIlIortuni t \ ' t o e n jo \ " ( ~ I H ' \ " r o l e t ' H
falnoushtauiy. ) l c rf l ) I " , .na l l l'p aUII 575L"'I'f)1I0nlY
at th l . llllpreCl. . "d el l te d l ow p ri l' e.........1934
CHEVROLET ~ TON PANEL-T h i s ( ' ar h as heen l " e t 1 u ( ~ I ~
( l $75th e lowest price at which ' ve h a ve1""-11 ablc to off ,'
r t hi s 4251l1')Iio.'1. Solll with "an OKt ha t ( ' O t J l l t ~
" .. " .
1936 PLYMOUTH COACH-Its t l l I i sh , t ir es and uphol st ery
show no'vear. Its I n o to r , t r a ns lu is8 ion a n da xl e ha
VI; h"en c'lt"efully chec!holstety sho\\ ' no we,;,u.Its 1Il0tor h
as be en ca ref ull ytUlled alld checkcd. 500BacJ; dCI-: .. 21
min., 40 sec. cast j,4j ft. to aplaced in the l i b r a r ~ .
point: thence "Ionl-: Innd now or l at e of. A Id to the'e o the r
g i ft s fi\'e new Charles L. LaF:en south 26 deg., 44 min.,Bible)
( . s .". 10 sec. enst 171.66 ft. to a point in thebooks 111 the
InternatIOnal 1'11l1d AI- middle line of Beacom Avenue: thence
eXcove sent by the Carnegie Endowment: tendinl-: alonl-: the middle
line of Beacom, I t 't' I P - . I Ascnuc sou th 63 dcg., 15 min.,
50 seC.class. for n ern a IOna eace. Iwest j,4j fl. to the place of
beginning.":\Ioslem Women" b ~ Ruth F. Wood-! ' Vh y d o y ou bu y
th e larger tuhe o f t oo t h p as te i ns te a d o f t he
smaller'!. 11 is an a c count o f the new free- L':\DER A:\D.
SUBJECT to restrictions Perhaps for convenience .. bu t mainly
becausc you see at a glanceS 11 1U , DoS therein mentloned. I I I'
'J I I I fdom being acqui red so miraculously t lat t Ie arger
glYCS you consl era) y morc toot 1 paste or your moncy.
Ibv the \\.omen of t he N ca r East. The impro\'ements thereon
are a: Th e same pr inciple is t r ue w i th e1cctricity. It's
cheaper il l quantity. T 1" E I 21 story s tone and p la st ered
house 36"Daughter of the No lfu b ~ '. " feet f ro nt by 24 feet
deep, with 2story 30 kilowatt-hours 1llOllthly cost . $1.86Sug
'imoto, a no\ 'el about J allan, i s a I,readv known to some of the
Narberth Twice a s l ll uc h (M KILOWAl'T\I0URS MO:"TJlLYj cos ts
only $3.26h O l ' 1 ' ~ w e r s , but its endorsement by the
insteod of $:J.72"Alcove" will probably mean a re - I 5 titues as
llllich (150 KIWWATI.JlOvns MO;>iTIILYj costs only gS.71newed
interest in the book. insleod of $9.30"Guatemala" by Erna
Fergusson, Iroun(.ls out the l ib rary ' s collection of I (above
figures based on exi.ting Suburban residential rnteH)books about La
tin America. The book What be t te r p roof that t he m or e e l ec
t ri c s e rvan ts you use, t h e l owe rreveals the socia l l i fe
of the Guate- goes your average cost! Be mode rn a n d thr i f
ty-use more electricity.~ l ; ( : l : a ; f \ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ . t
h e phy si ca l b ea u- PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY
"Democracy in Denmark" by Gold- Electricit1/-Clleaper in
Quantitym a and Hollman a nd t he " A m e r ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ J ~ ~ ~
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~fcan As He Is"
by N ichol as Murray 'Butler, ar e two books that s hou l d be
Le- reat! t og ethe r, for th e s econd book i s itheja col l ec
t ion o f l ec t ur e s de li ve red by 'Mr. Butler at t he U ni
ver si ty of ICopenhagen i n D en ma rk man y y ea rs 'Baptist
Church of the Evangel ago.
Robert E. Keighton, Minister IStanley T. Reiff, Organist Relief
Load Unchanged Here I
S u n d a ~ ' , May 2 3: The re was no change in the relief
I9.45 A.l\l .-The .chur:h . ~ c ~ l O O I . . load l oc al ly last
week. Families on I11. -:;. l ' I . - M ~ r l 1 l n g .. \ ~ . O l
S l l l , ~ ) ' SeI-1 t he r ol ls remained in Lower Merion, Imono
The W a of PI1\l1ege. thirtY-five; in Narberth , th ree . I7 P.
1\1.-The young people' s meet - . Iing. Leader: Nancy Simpson.
I
Monday , May 24:8 P. l \ l .-Monthly m ee ti ng o f t he I
~ ; n ~ ~ I . A s s o c i a t i o n . A social evening 1000M'I
LEIWednesday, May 26: Ot! BIBE !8 P. 1\L-1\1id-week meeting of the
r. Ichurch. A discuss ion class led by the - , -
pastor. IFriday, l \ l a ~ ' 28: I8.15 P. 1\1 .-"Tom Sawyer."
Marl,
Twain's Immortal com edy. A threeac t p lay g iv en by t h e
young peoplein th e chur ch. T i cket s ar e thirty-fivecents.
Holy Trin ity Lut1lCran ChurchRev. Cle tus A. Senft,
PastorMargaret Squier, Organist
Trin ity SundayMay 23, 1037 :0.45 A. B.-Bible school.11 A.
1\L-The annua l congrega-
tional memori a l s er vi ce . Theme:"The Great God."G.45 P.
l\L-Luther Leagues.
Monday to Thursda)', the EastPennsylvania S)'nod will meet i n
con vention in Tabernac le Church, 50thand Spruce
streets,Friday:7.45 P. 1\L-Choir rehearsa l .
Sunday, May 30, the Americangion Post will be t he g ue st s o
fcongregation.
Hedgerow Schedule IncludesMany Popular Productions
Narberth Methodist EpiscopalRev. W. Vernon Middleton,
Minister
Sunday , May 23:9.45 A. M.-Church school.11 A. l \L-Morning
worship. Ser
mon: " Pent ecost and the Capt iveSoul."
Tonight's offering at HedgerowTheatre, Moylan, is Be rn a rd
Shaw 's"Candida," which Katherine Cornellha s just b rought to Phi
l ad elph ia .Tomorrow nigh t , the Pisca tor vers ionof Theodore
Dreiser's "An Amer i ca nTragedy" wiH be shown.
The a t tr a ct i on s n ex t week i n cl udeBorne of Hedgerow's
most praised productions beginning with th e newAndre Obey's "Noah"
o n M on da y.Tuesday's offer ing is William Shakespeare's comedy
"Twelfth Night ," and"The P lo ug h an d t he Stars,"
SeanIO'Casey's great Irish p l a ~ ' , is scheduled fo r Wednesday
night.
Lennox Robinson's "The Round ITable ," and Bernard Shaw's
"Androcles a nd th e Lion" toge ther with "TheDark Lady of t he S
onn et s" p la yThursday and Friday .
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Brookline, Pa.
andTENNIS
EquipmentRacquets
ShuttlecocksTennis Balls
DAVIS'
BADMINTON
224 Haverford Ave.
need Ihecomplete protection ofFritz & LaRue's perfllcted
11step cleaning, storing, and repai ri ng s er vi ce . Cal l RIT
tenhouse 53-72 for quotation.
YOUR lVinttlt RUGS
FRITZ Be La RUE, Inc.1615 ChestnutSt.,Phila.
. Lend a gay a ir of s ea sona lharmony to your home.
Hereforyour selection are summer rugsin unequaled variety.
Plaids,all-over glEects, florals, heatherweaves, etc. Newest
colors. Unusual weaves. Allsizes. Uniqueimported Mazourkas and
IndianDruggetis .. . BROADLOOMCARPETS in new shades andweaves,
including PebbleWeaves and Texturetones. Nowhere i s there a more
extens ivese lec tion than here. Come see .
The
Phone Poplar 3710
Phone: Narberth 3799
A Distinctive and BeautifulInn
, Brookline Country Club"SWIM WITH US AT BROOKLINE"
Beautifully Decorated - Modern Facilities
Featuring Good Food and Good DrinksMusic for Dinner and
Supper(weekdays except Monday)
BROOKLINE SWIMMING POOLIS NOW OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION
W 9nnewood House1236 Montgomery Avenue, Narberth, Pa.
Luncheons from 45c Dinners from $1.00Special Sunday Dinner
For immediate delivery by one of our competent,courteous
salesmen
Th e
Mill Road
Watch this space for the announcement of the grand
opening.events for Memorial Day.
~ ~ O n e Grade ofMilk Only"TURNER and WESCOTT
National Bank of Narberth Deposit s Insured under the Government
Plan Member of Federal Reserve System Open at 8 A .M . daily for
your convenience
THENEW8ELLTELEPHONEVIRECTORYCLOSESJUNE 1ST, 1937
Wanted
15c a li nefor Both NewspapersCount five words to line-will be
accepted up to Wedneaday, 5 o'clock, for Friday's l88uea.
-wl1l be charged only to residentswhose names appear In the
telephone directory or to subscribersto OUR TOWN o r t he NEWS
OFBALA-CYNWYD.
Phone: NARBERTH 4100
1._ :-"Over 20 1'88r."- _ IExperience KnOWledge Loveof
AnimalsMAIN LINE OFFICES25 City Ave., Bala, Pa.Phone: Cynwyd
1572
Rooms for RentO:--:E or two rooms with kitchenette illquiet
home. Garage optional. Narberth3959-J, (33)
Franklin Institute Astronomerto See Eclipse From MidOcean
\V ANTgD to re nt hy reSllons. careful\, er80n. furn . vacuum
& demothercleuner. Wrlle "C." Box 447. Narbel'th.(33)Garages
for RentGARAGE for rent. 1nqulre Cyn. 1945-R.(33)
Merion's Liberty Scout TroopObserves 20th Anniversary
OUR TOWN
Incorporated
BALA.CYNWYD, PA.Telephone MANayunlc 0166
Belmont Ave. & Levering Mill Rd.
EDW. A. CARROLL CO .
ICircus Arrives MondayIWith New Attractions
Bride This Satllrday
Receiving CongratulationsMr. and Mrs. George Elton Snyder , J r
., o Narber th , are being congratUlated upon t he b ir th o f a
sonon May 9.Mrs. Snyder wasMiss Frances Lux,
daughter of Mrs. Frances Weeks Lux,of RoselI1ont.
Re-
You wil l find helpful h ints in theads. Read them.
Guild's Last Meet i ng WednesdayThe Narberth branch of the
Needlework Guild of America wjl l m ee t i n
Local Boy Scout officials and aboutIt he L eg io n Room o f the
CommunityRingling Bros and Barnum and 30? citizens, including pa.I
'ents of the fBUildhing WedhnleSdalYI dat 1 0 . 3 ~ A. Md'. , t h I
r t y - f i v e members of Liberty Scoutl or t e mont y a - a y
sewmg a nBailey ~ p e n ~ n g We.ek s IT ro op , M er io n, to ok
part Monday Ib u s i ~ e s s meeting. This is the lastStay In
Philadelphia Inight in exerc ises in observance of I ~ e e t l l l
g of t he se aso n. A ll who pos-the troop's twentieth anniversary.
Thej s l b ~ y can ar e asked ~ a t t e n ~ .. AllThe annual
meeting of the Merion The Ringling Brothers and Bar- meeting was
held in the Merion warllad.Ies of the commumty are Illvlted.Civic
Association will be held Wednes- num and Bai ley combined circus
ar- Tribute House, on Hazlehurst avenue. Bnng a box luncheon. Tea
and coffee
day nigh t at 8.30 o'clock, at the Mer- Iiv es i n Philadelphia
Monday for a Mrs. Mary Louise Curtis Bok,! wil l be served.ion War
Tribute House, Merion. week's stav. whose late husband, Edward
Bok,\ -------The presiden t, Clarence E. Hall, On May 31, it opens
at Sixty-Illnth founded the t roop two decades ago , I Shower for
Bride-to-Bewil l pres ide at the business meeting Iand Market
streets, where it will re- was one of the speakers. He r son'l A
shower for Miss Agnes Brett,
when the annual reports wil l be read main through June 2. Cary
Bok , a cha rt ,e r m ~ m b e r of the whose engagement to Martin
V. Case,and a resume g iv en b y t he heads o f This yea r, t he
circus will feature t r o o l ~ , sh.owed motion pictu res taken
\of Narberth, has been announced, wasvarious organizations on the
work many new foreign attractions, inc1ud- on hiS tn p to
Greenland. given Tuesday eveni ng by Mrs . Vic -done during the
past year. ing a spect acul ar f eat ur e " Indi a, " H. H, L
ineaweaver , who p re si ded, i: tor Hipple, of 5113 Hawthorne
street,Fo llo \\ ;ng the r el lo rt o f the nom- with a c as t o f
2000 people and an i- p resented a statuette of a Boy
Scout'Philadelphia. There were 17 gues t s.
inating committee by the chairman, T. mals participating in i ts
b ri ll iant to the troop, and T. Dun Belfield, first! = = = = = =
= = = ~ = = = = = ~Dun Belfield, the election of officers
pageantry. scoutmaster of t he Mer ion unit, ae-Iwill take p la ce
. M r. Belfie ld is a lso I n a er ia l a nd equestrian displays,
cepted i t f or the boys. The troop has Ipresident of the
Comlllunity Associa- MISS VYONNE W. FISHER the "Greatest Show on
Earth" has thirty-five members.tion. I oj Mel'l( ' ! !/! rond,
Maion, whose outdone i ts el f t hi s y ea r, while theThe invited
guests will include Ju- 1IwITio[j
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8/7/2019 Our Town May 21, 1937
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May 21, 1937
814 Lancaster Ave.BrynMawrRittenhouse 9090
MME . l OU ISE
ALL eghny 0132
1714 Walnut Street
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PRACTICAL ARTS
CALL THENew Deal Junk Co.
Highest Prices Paid ForPAPER, RAGS, IRONand METALSWe 'i1l call
a,wwhere-any timeat your convenienceWholesale Retail
SAM. SCHLESINGERDally 7 A. M. to 5.30 P. M.N. W. Cor. 5 6th a nd
V in e SUo
Sixty L a ~ g . BulbsCood Varieties, $1 Postpaid10 "9 '
C.I,loqu. lilli"9 V"i,li... F ....S.. ',q, 59.I. N. SIMON &
SON528 Ihrket 51., Dlpt.H Phil
SCHOOLS-SECRETARIAL
SCHOOLS -PRACT. ARTS
WATCH REPA IRING
HAIR REMOVING
to the aid that had been g iv en h imby George "Verner, Mrs .
Simpson and"Bill" Muller.
The Players were i nv it ed t o be theguests of MI'. and Mrs.
Simpson at theannual picnic on t he morn i ng of June13 at Martin's
Dam.
Prior to th e election Hervey C.Keim, treasurer pro tem since t
he r e si gn at io n o f R ol an d Fleer, made theannual financial
report sound interesting. The P layer s received more thanthey
eX]lended.1\11. Wooley, in making t h e annualreport of th e Boa rd
o f Gov er no rsrevealed that th e Players now Ilumbel ' 192.
SUIU!IoItialII ~ ~ r i ~ : : a t Y . ~ ~ F ~ ~ : : : f c :
III'IndlvldwaJ '''''lrudlonD.7 SUI-MoIlIh17-Hlght $6PH'LADILJlH'A
srCR{TARIAL SCHOOL11 8. lstll 81reet LOC I &Ii8I37 S. 16th St.
, Phlla. I.OC 4660Convenient to all Terminals
OPTICIANS
SEEDS
Specializing in Children's CorrectiveShoes . Foot health is
important tothe normal growth of children.Our book 0"
"CARE OF CHILDREN'S FEET"gratis 011 request
ThI s Dir ec to ry appea rs In F iveMain Line newspapers-The
"MainLiner" In Ardmore , "The News"of Bala-Cynwyt l, "The News"
ofHaverfortl Township, "Our Town"Our PhiladelphIa
Representatives,St. , wil l furni sh fUll Information,
I Sii"perfliious Ifali' REMOVED FOREVEREnd "'01'1'7 ever
anol,hU1 h&lr, Oilface, arml, le,. or &117 part of the b o
d 7 . ~ , CalJ and h.ve n. ramaYa Utha Jl!lUTA W,a7. Baf. &lid
Bare.NO XRAY - NO I!LECTRID NIEDLIDR. MARGARET IU"IITlu lt. eo_Real
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17t h S tr ee t
FOOT HEALTH INSTITUTE1623 Chestnut St. RIT 8570
Rittenhouse 9803
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PHOTO FINISHING
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PHOTOGRAPHERS
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Your pic tures deserve the care andattention our laboratory will
givethem.
AI Herrmann pitched th e full gamef or t he locals and a llowed
n in e h it s.The v is i to r s go t off to a lead of twor un s in
the first, thanks to a coupl eof miscues and cont inued to make
itan interesting g am e u nt il t he s ix thinning', when the
borough men's batsl ambasted the offerings of Jim Millerto bring
live runs thunder ing home.
Jack Eachus, Ar t Bake r and HarryFox each cont r ibuted a
double f or t hewinners.
At Trenton, N. J., Sunday, the Narberth Bee s d ef ea te d the
LincolnGiants, 9 to 1. P au l K an e h el d thelosers to five
hits.
R ID ING HABITS
Bill Mul le r ElectedPresident of Players
COlltlnued from Pall'e Onebr idge, s lated candidate, was
chosensecretary, while Martha G. Sutherlandfo r t r ea s ure r an d
B. G. Simpson fora three-year term on the Board ofGovernors, were
unopposed.
Next time it was suggested that theballots be perforated fo r t
e ar ing offbetween offices as three separate voteswere taken, w it
h much writing in ofnames.
Mr. Simpson, the retiring president,brie fly reviewed his 1\\ '0
years' adminis t rat ion and paid especial tribute
of Narberth, "Suburban" In "'ayne.Neville & HItchings, Inc.,
12 So. 12thtelephone Walnut 0900.
For 42 years we have suppl ied manyprominent Main I.lne families
withFELTS and PANAMASBOTH I.ADIES' and MEN'SIf your hat needs
renovating, call on usand we wil l serve you as we served
yourparents,
9 62 1 CHESTNUT STREETPhilodrlphia
PHOTOGRAPHS THAT LIVE CHAS. E. SCHELLINGER CO.Serving the Main
L.lne for 35 Years Diamond Merchants and Jewelers
WM. SHEWELL ELLIS STUDIOS We specialize In L.onglnes and
HamiltonWatch Repairing1425 Chestnut Street All Work Guaranteed
NOW IS THE TIME TO LEARNYou can now 'I ~ c o W l c ~ o ~ d ~ ~ n
per weekSaxophone Pay for Both--Xylophone a Brand NewBanjo
Instrument andor any Musical 55 Private I.es-Instrument sons.
L.eather Goode
Slne 1840I.uggage That I.asts
PHILADELPHIA SHOPSand SPECIAL SERVICES.
PARTICULAR PEOPLEare bringing theirP ICTURE FRAMING
toBIDE-A-WEE STUDIOS134 So. 15th St. , Phi la .
BOTTLED GA S.PYROFAX GAS
CAMERAS
CANDY
CHIMNEY CLEANING
LADIES ' TA ILORS
"Complete Gas Cooking Sen'icefor Homes Beyond the Gas Mains"
P ICTURE FRAMING
TRAVEL
Baseball league HeadUl'ges Teams ' Suppo r t
PH ILADELPH IA FURNACE CO . L. T . M UENCH,1813 Sansom St. RIT
8763 29 So. 17th St. Spruce 1540
Th e finest an d widest select ion ofall ' fo reign and domestic
cameras
For three-quarters of a century the firstchoice of
discriminating PhiladelphiansNovelties and FavorsMARON1525 Walnut
Street RIT 3680Fountain Tea Luncheon
A Modern and complete Chimney.HEATER and FIREPLACE SERVICEWe
correct your chimney worries.Chimneys Scraped, Brushed andVacuum
CleanedQUICK - - REASONABL.EEstimates Cheerfully GivenPHILADELPHIA
CHIMNEY SWEEPS33rd and Arch SU. EVE 1680
D 0 MIN I C Chartered by the Commonwealth ofVERANTI, INC.
Pennsylvania since 1870 J. E. LIMEBURNER CO .1721 WAL.NUT STREET
ZECKWER-HAHN Dispensing Opticians for 44 Years
ORIGINATORS OF THE LADIES' P HIL A. M US ICAL A CA DEMY 1923
Ches tnu t S t re e tTAILORED SUITS 1617 Spruce StreetDOMINIC
CUSTOM $65 WERE SUMMER COURSE begins JUNE 28TAIL.ORED SUITS $95 (A
full season's credits)Forovera third of a century DominiC 51 W Ch r
Ahas been cutting, fit ting and per son- Regul ar FALL TERM begins
Sept. 13 e ten ve.aJly s upe rin te ndi ng th e m ak ing of ( Re gi
st ra tio n, week of Sept. 7) Gennantowneach and every garment.
LUGGAGE, HANDBAGSAND GLOVES FOREVERY OCCASION
b O ~ ~ S T N U T B A INS J ~ ~ S T N U T
OSMOND . lAURENS , Inc .World-Wide Trayel Seryice
1700 Walnut S tr ee t P hi la de lp hi a1-------------_1Cruises
Steamsllip TicketsForeign "'Id Domestic ToursSummer Vacation
Tripslndepelldellt Travel ArrangementsPENNYPACKER 6618
OUR TOWN
and
I10 Presidents of Communi ty for a four-year term at a yearly
sal-Club Note Achievements ar y of $3000, and George W. Super,___
of 108 S ut to n r oa d, A rdmo re , asContinued from Page OnA t
reasurer for a t erm of one year at a
sub-junior work, d ec la re d that she salary of $600.was ve ry
g lad to be back i n Narberth Summel' school will be held againand
find out the c lub had progre s sed this year and make-up work in
seniorin i ts w or k f or civic be tt e rment and and junior high
schools. The schoola ls o h ome betterment and bel ieved wil l be
conducted by t eache rs of th ethat the club indeed had kept to
their regular faculty for a s ix-week periodmotto of Co-operation,
Progress and beginning June 21 and closing July 30.Service."'Irs.
Heath then ca lled to the attent i on o f the members that all the
presidents f rom Mrs. E. C. Batchelor ' s ad-ministration were at
the luncheon that I C tl d f P a
Ion nue rom all'e neday. T h e ~ ' are Mrs. Batchelor, Mrs.
stuff," t he speaker declared.
A. B. Ross, Mrs. H . A. Jacobs, Mrs. I t I I b E H D .L C D I
1\1 C A F n roc UCN v ugene . aVIS, vet-. . oug ass, J rs. . .
armer, . I'1 \" R II G 1\1 J A e ran manager of t 1e Narberth
club,l\ rs. . . usse reen, rs. . .HI' 1.Hongler, :'III's. C ary l E
. Starr, Mrs. :.n ey praIsed liS sponsor. .Heath (retiring) and
Mrs. E. W. " Some pe?pl.e h ay e t he m is ta ke nI - I ' al ('1 b
t) IIdea that thIS IS a Narberth a nd n ote"m, 1n I 1cum en . 1" L"
I "A nn ua l r ep or ts w er e g iv en b y th e a " 'Lalli me e ag
ue, h e s ai d.officers an d the chai rmen. 1\lrs. C. J. "et me
tell ~ ' o ~ now, as I hayeGoodyear and 1\Irs. Robert A . Comp - t
ol d ma ny , others m th e past, thatton were appointed by t he p r
es ident Genef Dal :'IS ha s never asked a fa-Yor or liS team"as
auditors of the treasurer's report. .Miss Evelvn Dutton,
monologist, -------ga ve two shol:t scenes from "The Mer-/Borough
Team Startsch an t o f Venice" and a humorous league P la y T omor
rowsketch ent it led, "Mi ss L il y Mink, ofU:e Literary Society of
Bean Val ley ," Continued from PalrA Onea nd s ev er al o th er s
ho rt b it s. Mrs. Las t Sunday at Nar be rt h, t he D a-Hemy Frye,
chairman of t he D ra - vismen had l it tl e t roub le in
winningmatic Committee, was in charge of the) f rom the
Philadelphia Quakers , 9 to 6.program. = ~ ~ = = = = = = = = ~ = =
= = = = = = = = = = = = ~ = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = !
'Mrs. J. H. Speck, chairman of theFellowship Committee, in behalf
ofthe club members, pr es ent ed Mrs .Heat h w i th a gift o f s il
ve r i n a pp re ciation o f h er fine service during th epast t wo
y ea rs . Mrs. H ea th t he nIinstalledthe new officers, Mrs.
EdwardHeymann , p re si de nt , M rs . J. D.~ , ~ t h : ; : l a ~ I
~ I I : ; ~ e ~ ~ : . ~ : i : ~ e ; ; d i ~ ; d S : ; l ~ ~
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p ; : - ; r : : p : ; ; - _ ; ; : ; O ; : : : " ,tary, for 1937-39.
Mrs. Heath then 1 1 -::-:- ---:-----1----------------made her
farewell speech and MrS., O CE AN W A VE AVf 7 ~ ~ N y e ~ '
J.Heymann her speech of acceptance. Sail the coves of CaptaIn Kldd;
hunt forhis burled (1699) treasure! South JerseyMrs. Ralph C.
Heath, the former beach. Usual sports, 60 boys. DIrectorPresident,
will entertain the Board of trained In Psychology and H ~ ' g l e n
e . RusseH Hogeland, Associate. Booklet. MaInDir ec to rs and fo
rmer chai rmen at a Line references. 1714 \NAI .NUT ST.farewell
party on Tuesday at her W. M. LUTZ, M.A. PH I I. A 0 E L PH' A.home
on Shirley road. Penn A. C. Rittenhouse Square, Phila. "ue store
furs" PEN 0510Parade WiIJ Precede
Presentat ion AddressContinued f ~ o m Pall'eOnethe Memorial Day
se rv ices , will beheld in the Legion Room of the Com
muni ty Bui ld ing t hi s Monday nightat 8.30.The borough
Legionnaires have ac
cepted the i nv it at ion of the Rev.Cletus A. Senft to attend
services atHoly Trinity Luthe ran Chur ch onMay 30. Art; Costume
DesIgn; Dressmaking;24-Hour Delivery and Home Management; InterIor
Decora-MacCALLUM STORES Mail Service tlan; Millinery; Brides'
Classes.
Epwor th Va ri e ty Show Tonight 110 So. 16th St. RIT 9200 MacCA
l lUM STORES S PR ING GARDEN INSTITUTEh Everything Photogrtlphic
110 So. 16t h RIT 9200 Broad and Spr ing Garden S tr ee tsA variety
s ow will be g iven t h is Everything Photographic POP 3106
PhiladelphiaFriday evening at eight o'clock in the I - - - - - - -
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Parish H all o f the Narberth 1\1. E.Ch ur ch , P ri ce a nd E
ss ex a ve nu es .The entertainment is sponsored bythe Intermediate
Epworth League.Close Cynw y d S ch oo l
as Sca r le t Feve r Inc rea se s
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*Continued from Page Oneing the past five years shows a
steady
decrease as follows:1932, $125,489.33; 1933, $123,748.90;1934,
$100,208.63; 1935, $60,927.55;1936,$51,722.33.A number of
preliminary sketchesin connection with the new CynwydJunior High
School an d the renovat io n o f th e old Academy Building
areClosing bei ng s tud ied as to their practicabil-Banque t o n M
ay 27 i ty, Super intendent Downs reported.Preparation of p l ans f
or t he development o f an additional playfield ont he r ecen tl y
acqui red propel ty adjoining the present high school property, Ar
arll1, 1e e lap- ,I . d tl I I 'tl hurllllg on Mondav would have
wonam, opene le unc leon WI 1 a . .f II d b I t t tl mos t b al l
games and on the baSIS ofprayer 0 owe "a sa u e 0 le," ,fl I d b
1\1' J' I C N I A/I l lS sho\\'lI1g he rates bIgger oppor-ag e y
IS. 0 111. as 1. n- tunities in the future.nual r ep or ts w er e r
ea d by t he officers , .and the chai rmen. Guests at the I ,Ray ~
Y d e r , the bIg l'Ight-handerl un ch eon were Mrs . Car yl E .
Starr, IWIth a h lg !l hard one, upse t : he do]?eMrs. H. C. Middl
et on , Jr., Mrs. E d- t he follo\\'lIlg day by defeatl l1g
Billward Heymann, Mrs. C. L. Wells, Mrs./Turkingion, Haverford's,
star s o u ~ h -Louis Umsted, Mrs. A. L. Cooke, Mrs. I paw, who
rates one, two 111 the entu 'eEdward Haws, Mrs. Oscar Sha ff er
Isuburban l ea gu e. B ot h boys p itchedand Mrs. H. C. Cook
splendid ball, honors being about evenA motion was pa ss ed t o b
uy t \\ 'o i n statistics, bu t R y d e ~ ' getting theflags to be
pre sent ed by t he cJ;apter Iblue ribbon because his hi t brought
int o t he Narberth Girl Scout Troop NO.j Dondrea wi th the w inn i
ng run. The126 and to a Boy Scout Troop in, final score was 2 to 1
for the Ma-Philadelphia. iroon. ,Troop No. 47, Narberth Girl
Scouts, I The ~ ' e s u l t of thIS gam.e throws ~ h Mrs. Theodore
Stiebel', captain, will ileague I,nto a three-way, tIe, somethmgbe
pre sen ted w it h an Amprican flag Ithat thiS column In:edlcted a
coupleby Mrs. Ruth Nash, in behal f o f t lw; of wee ks a go . ~ b
J l 1 g t o n , ..a s choo lc ha pt er t hi s F ri da y evening i n
t Il l' ' that has been playmg surprlsmgly fineGirl Scout W in g o
f the Community Ibaseball is n ow t ie d with HaverfordBuilding.
Mrs, Nash wil l a ls o g ive 11! and NOI'risto\\'n. I f th e
completealk on "The Flag." :schedule is p layed out , I do not
be-
The a nnu al card party t o raisp [Iie\'e that the end o f t he
season willunds fo r t he S chol ar sh ip FUlJd w,li I end in a
tie, how:"er. ,I t i s m y hunchheld June 15, at th e home of tho,
that Lower Menon Will have a f in al
t , Mrs. Frankl in R. L i l l d ~ a : ' " 0' i\\'ord to say in
the o u t c o n ~ e . Theavenue, Narberth. Then' I chances are more
than pOSSible thatbe a prize for each t ab le and r e- Coach
Fetter's boys will turn aroul1dCall ::IIIS. Lindsay, Nar.land knock
Norristown off their perch2494, for l'csc'rvutions, 01' i\r r ~ in
their next meet ing.R. \Voodcock, Narbert h 2551 . * * *hairman of
the Ways and M e a l l ~ Rittenhouse Junior High School, ofNorr i
stown, defeated the Lower Merion Junior High Schoo l, 5 to 1,
at
Norristown, on Tuesday.Coach Lincoln's track team, howev( 'r , l
ed th e O ran ge an d Black toanother victory on t he c inde rs
Monday wl;en the boys defeated Coatesville Junior High, 77 to 43.
Holmes ,McDonald and Gill turned in fine performances.
Continued from Page Onemust teach your boy to be al os er a s
well as a graceful
Boys s ho ul d b e taught self-confiand that there is work for
theng generation to do in athletics, The best hall club a round Phi
la -in the economic world. delphia right now is the
Philadelphia
Mr. Pollock to ld several i nt e re s ti ng A th le ti cs . The
thing that ~ keepingof his personal experiences them on t o p, e ve
n though It may bet h f amou s baseball p la ye rs a nd only a t
empor ar y p er ch , i s t he colwho are tops in t he Spo rts lege
spirit that pervades the atmosphere around Shibe Park. Boys
like
At the close of the m eeting the Ace Parker, Rus s P et er s,
ChubbyMrs. Edmund Allen Whit - Dean and Frankie Hayes are out
to
, expressed thanks t o a ll the chair- win and to them Connie
Mack i s theirn o f t h e committees for their splt'no idol and
Shibe Pa rk thei r Alma Maco-operation during t he pas t year
tel'.t o M rs . E. A. Engelhart f or h erprograms.
d an d Gun ClubCommit tees
Continued from Page OneThompson, Dr. Curtis O. WhitOr , D r. A.
J. Denman.Entertainment-John A. !\l:ilI('J',N. S . Dor sey, Geo rge
G.
er , John Albrecht, Earnest BouWalter P. Miesen, Ernest H.
JenPublicity-John A. Mil l er , c ha ir
Wayne Burnside, A. J. Cliff.Trap-Clarence Burns ide, chai
rGrover Thompson, William BurWalter P. Miesen, J os ep h P.A. C.
Cole , Geo rge S te ckel .Rifle ( sm al l a nd large borel-A.
ald Amesbury, chairman; ErnestJenkins, Char les Chain, Jr., A.
S.
George Steckel, A. C. Cole,Floyd, Jr., Lloyd
DuBois.Pistol-Walter P . l \I ie sen, chairE. H. Jenkins, Joseph P.
White.
Salt Water-No S. Dorsey, chairRobert W. Weber, George A.
E. P. 1\lcArel, E. H. J enns , Rober t Ewing and Cha rl es
HanFresh \Vater-R. Buek, chairman;Mon ro e, H . W. Benson, LloydA.
E . Turne r, \Vayne Bul'lJ
Pupil s f rom Lower Merion townshipand Narberth will compete
this Saturday with students fl'ODl otherMontgomery and Bucks
counties' mu-. nicipalities in th e essay contes t spon-County
Postmasters DlI1e I sored by the N in th D ist ri ct o f t he
More than 60 postmasters recently!American Legion.as the
Montgomery County I The essays, 1000 words in length,Assoc ia t ion
, he ld their; will be written at the Eisenhower
t hl y d inner -mee ti ng Wednesday. High School, Norristown,
frol11 9 A.at the Hotel Hamilton, in 1\1. to 12.30 P. M. Th e topic
is "TheIU. S. Constitution-Its Meaning AfterSpeakers were Joseph F.
Gallagher, ,150 Years."
adelphia postmaster , and J. w.1 A scholarship to Temple
Universi tys ton, chief postal inspector. :will be presented to the
winner in this
Joseph L. Kelly, Narberth postmas- : coun t y by Stat e Senato r
Theodorei s s ec re ta ry o f t he new groUp. jLane Bean.
