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On F. an d M. S t ud e nt Weekly.!

Two Narberth boys, graduates of!

Lower Merion High School, have bcen iappointed to the busincss s ta ff o f t he I 121 N. Narberth Avenue Narberth, Pa.Student Weeldy, undergraduate news- A fUll l ine of Men's Furnishings, Including Simpson's Made-to-Measure Clothes

paper of Fran kli nand Ma rs hall col-I ' i i i i i J i a m i i e s i i S ~ t ~ a n ; t i o ; n i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i . i i i P ; ' ; I O ; t ; l e i : i N i i a i r b i e i r ; t h i i 2 i 7 i 7 ; 2 i i i i i l llege, Lancaster. IIIThey a r e Justin R. Peters, Jr., son I

of MI'. a nd Mrs . Justin R. Petel's, of

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41 N. Narberth Avenue

Comcr Cupboard s fo r china

Recreat ion Rooms in bascment

to save upsct conditions in

other parts Qf the housc

See that windows an d s e r ~ e n sopnate freely.

Evcl"y day ' c an b c M oth cr s'

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partmcnts

Shull Lumber; ICompanyThc Li"k Betn'cc" Forest & HOllie

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HAIR CUT

Harold M. KirschtP" ..

Now at the Narberth J oa n C raw

f or d p la ys t he t it le role i n " Th e Last

of Mrs. Cheyney," the latest film

pr es en t at ion of t he Frcderick Lons

dalc play in wh ic h a young American

widow ha s a fondness fo r London

jewels. In support are William Pow

ell as h cr b utl er an d Robe rt Mont

gomer y a nd Frank Morg an a s h er

suitors.

"Romeo and Juliet," Monday and

Tuesday, stars Norma Shearer andLeslie H ow ard in the title roles of

Shakespeare' s immortal tragic 1'0

mancc , which ended t he f eud between

the Montagues an d t he C apul et s o f

Verona. Edna May Oliver, Hcnry

Kolker, John Barrymore, Basil Rath

bone a nd o th er stars have important

parts.

Wednesday (Cash Award Night)

wil l see the stars of "Ah, \Vilderness,"Eric Linden an d Cecilia Parker, in

"Si ns o f Chi ld ren, " a film based on

the novel "I n His Steps . "

Next week-end's attraction wiII be

"Lovc is News" w it h T yr on e P ower

and Lore t ta Young.

Monday and Tuesday

ERIC LINDEN and

CECILIA PARKER in

Wednesday (Award at 9)

This Friday and Saturday

Sa tu rd ay a t 1 P. M.

Specially Selected Feature

for the Children

NORMA SHEARER and

LESLIE HOWARD in

f rom the novel "In His Steps"

"SINS OF CHILDREN"

"ROMEO and JULIET"

'The Last of Mrs. Cheyney'

William Powell

Robert Montgomery

and JOAN CRAWFORD in

TIM1t!", ... TOMMY MACKLIN

Mrs. \Vhiting at P.T.A. ConventionMrs. E. A. Whiting, president of

the Narberth Parent-Teacher Asso

ciation, left Tuesday for Richmond,

Va ., t o a tt en d t he convention of the

National Parent-Teacher Association

i n ses si on this week

Telephone: Narberth 4100

Philadelphia Re]Jl'escntatil'('s:

NEVILLE & HITCHINGS, INC.12 South 12th Strect

Lutheran Thespians a Riot ofFun in "Pulling the Curtain"

Entered aH Heeon(l-c1nHs mntter Octoher13, 1:11·1, at the] 'lIHt Olli,·., at X ~ r h e r ~ l , l ,Pa .. und er th e Act of ;\larch .l. 18.,1.Subscription rate, $2 per year in advance

Of fi ce_ 209 Haver fo rd Ave ., Narbe rt h Lower Merion Junior High Schooltrack men continued their fine form

on the cinder pa th s l a st Sa tu rday at

Bethlehem. The r el ay s held a t t ha t

city each spring have hecomc promi

nent sincc their inauguration several

years ago. The finest junior high

teams of thc castern section of Pennsylvania take part and it is a source

o f p ri de t o t he coachcs of Lower Mer-

Friday, May 7, 1937 ion that the boys who h av e m ad e u p

================ Ithe local junior h igh squads f or t hel)ast four or five years have been con-

sistent winncrs.

Last week the Orange anrI Black

t eam brought home cups for victoriesContInued from Pal:e One in the 440- and SSO-yard ' re la ys . T ho

Wit h p le nt y o f s ta ge presence a nd cu p f or t h e l a tt e r event becomes tho

a real personal ity, Dwight Mackell as permanent possession of the school.

Fonzy Donohue put plenty of pep i l ~ t o IThe Leopards ~ ) a d . two legs won. on it

his p ar t a nd had the audience w Ith a nd th e fine 1unn ll lg o f t he pI e s e ~ tTh' s qu ad a ga in brought them out III

him all the time. IS you.ng. man f ro nt . T he 440 -y ar d d is ta nc e v ic to ry

'was thoroughly at home an d IS Just a g iv es the school the second leg on an

"natural." other trollhy which will remain in the

Ronald Howell as Herman sprecher, t rophy cabi ne t at the Junior High

wore "the smile that. ',von't. come ~ f f " S ~ h o o l U 1 ~ t i l l ~ e x t spring. S h ~ ~ l d t h e ~with which h e won IllS audlCnce flom WlIl a ga ll l, I t becomes thells pel

t he s ta rt . His German accent was Imanently.classic and never overdone . With. a The ent ire track team visited Smed

winning personal i ty and a f ine vOlce ll ey J un io r H igh of Chester Tuesday

this young fellow " ha s wha t i t takes." afternoon, where, they defeated their

As Lucas Luxow, an ex-tragedian, h os ts b y a margin of some thirtyJack Howell, d id amazingly well c?n-\ points. Lower.Merion t ook 12, of 14s ider ing the f a ct t hat an ex-tragedIan first places. BIll Strong, George Mc

ha s many y ea rs back of h im , a ll of IDonald, Elvin Holmes and Malickson

which would naturally be somewhat Iall s ta rr ed f or t he local squad.

of a handicap when attempted by a The Senior High School showed up

youngster, however, he got p le nt yIwell in the Ursinus scholastics last

laughs. Hi s make-up and costume, Saturday, held at Collegevil le. Coach

including a h ig'h ha t, added much to IDrumm's cinder artists took first hon- -"Over 20 )'ellro"-

his c o m e d ~ · . lors in the running' events, bu t Norris- Experlenc'e KnOWledge Love ofAnimals

The "pi ece de resistance" of the town scored hcavily in the field cvents MAIN LINE OFFICES

evening was an e x ; . e l ~ e n t j n ~ p e r s o n a - l to score t he mos t t eam poi nt s at the 25 City Ave. , Ba la, Pa.tion of t he l at e \\ I1ham GIllette as ·Illleet. Phone: Cynwyd 1572"Sherlock Holn1es." P ~ r f e c t i } ;os- Coach John Fetter has three games I•••••••••••••••,.tume, pipe and prohle, \" mired this week for h is d iamond ham!. .- __

Shewell did, a most cre.ditable p ~ e c ~ of ILansdowne w as t he enemy on ~ , u e s - Iwork. A small part 11) the l a ~ t act 'l dayand wer e po tent enough to Will by

but well done. a score of !J to 1. The coach held ou t

Winter Shewell acted the bewilclered Ihi s two s tr on g' cs t p it ch er s f or t he ILcon Hunderstine, in such a way as' games wi th N or ri st ow n a nd U pp pr

to gai n r ca l sympa thy f rom the audi-IDarby . Norristown wi ll b e met OIl

ence and a c t u a l l ~ ' l ived h is character ' Roose\'elt Field Thursday, while Uppcr

as hen-pecked husband of the presi - Darby comes to Pennypacker Field 011

dent of the woman's club. Friday.

As Hobart, wh o d ou bl ed in many Ray Ryder, Lower l\Ierion's most I

p ar ts , S am ; \I cCar tl ll 'y , d id a good e ff ec th 'e pitcher, will take the hill atjob. His l ines d id no t af rOI'd h im the Norristown. I f R a ~ ' can' t def t' a t the

oppor tun it y f or much comedy as strong' Blue an d White outfi ts, then

was wha t mig-ht be tl'rmed a straight Coach Fetter has no one that ean.

part which made his task a ll t he more Ensinger will he the hurler against

difficult. Uppcr Darby 011 Friday provided hr'

Char les Westman a s th e p can ut- does not have to do an y relicf work at.

eating' J o h n n ~ ' got many l au gh s a nd Nor ri st own. .

was indeed Y l ' r ~ ' much at homc in a We sec wherc \Vee Ed Bt'ctelll

good comcdy part playcd ill the audi- hurJpll t he sho t a distance of f i f t ~ ' - f h ( 'ence. allli a half feet at the Univcrs ity of

To enumerate all the parts would :\Iarvland last week. He a ls o chucked

t a l, e up too l lIuch SllaCl" >iullice to s ay t he ' di scus nne hundr ed a nd t hi rt y

that the balance of t he c as t of little five feet s om e i nc he s, a nl l for these

stars, including' E :i the r Durbo ra \\ ', f ( 'a ts r ec ei " ed a gold watch fr()1l1

Dorothy i\Iackell, Hilda Howell, D e t t ~ · s o n l l ' h o ( I ~ ' at l\Iercershurg Acallc'my,

Seabolt, Kathryn C at he rm an a nd the school he was ]'l'lll'esenting' at t h ( ~Pearl Carter a ll d id excellent wOl'l, time.

and the cntire production was way Ed will yet astound the Main Line

above what usually i:; considered as a wh en he gets his f ull size and

church entertainment. It was real s t rength. He i s s ti Il just a hoy at his

theatre done amazingly well. weight of 270 pounds and his six fpet

Considering the fact that the cast 11\'e inches of hei gh t. Go to it, Ed,

in the main was a ~ ' o u t h f u l one , a B ee tem.most able performance was gi\'en. It

really is amaz ing t he t al en t in this

direction that is hidden in almost

every organization in Narber th, prov

i ng t ha t almost everyone apparently

ha s a " ~ . e n , " i f b ut in a small way, to

"strut the boards."

It is, of course, to be considered

that "Pul l ing' the Curtain" was no t

q ui te t he p la y that George Kelly 's ••••••••••••••••

"The Torchbearers" is, although along'

th e same lines and ~ ' e t this same cast

i n " Th e T or ch be ar er s" would have

given a nne performance. The talent

is there and i n M rs . Spencer Smith,

t hey have indeed an excellent coach

an d director and apparent ly, one will

ing to work, because a ny c as t o f f if

teen involves ditticulties and in the

c as e o f "Pu lli ng' t he C ur ta in " t hi sl

task was doubled on account of handling not o n l ~ ' t he work on the stage, Ibu t also that part so wel l done in thc I.audience.

"Pulling t he Curt a in" was a hit fo r

certain. I

THE BUSKINEER.

Charged With Bcating Wife IWarren Will i am Kunkle, 34, of

Montgomery avenue near Brynwood

Manor road, Narber th, was held with

ou t bail fo r court Monduy n ig ht o n

charges of assault and battery and Ithreatening to kill, after his wife,

Elizabeth, te st i fied hc beat h er f or a Ihalf hour i n a drunken rage Saturday

night. IKunkle, an automobile mechanic,

who denied t he cha rges, was al'l'csted

on a warrant sworn t.o by his wifc

and arraigned before Magistrate WaI

te r B. Lownes in t he Lower Merion

police station, Ardmore.

OURl " ' " j J l O l \ \ ~ Yl\..T , - ----------- . ICrawford as "Mrs. Cheyney"JL \ ,W ..l Current Film at Narberth

A CO-O]lcl'lltive COlllllll/nUII NelVs]J(/.perfounder/in 1 flZ4 by the Narl!t?l'thCivic A s , ~ o c i { / t i o l l . nml Im/Illshedeva/l Friday at Nal'berth, Pa·.

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Come in and let uswhich will be exactly

BROOKLINE

~ . : = _ - - - - - -Simon Gratz High SchoolSigma Alpha RhoNortheast High SchoolKappa Alpha GammaOvcrbrook Dancing SchoolMrs. Huber's Dance RecitalAnnunciation ChurchNortheast Catholic AlumniDelta Rho SigmaHallahan Girls' Catholic

Alumnae AssociationInterfraternity Council of

Lower Merion High SchoolGirls ' West Catholic

Alumnae AssociationMiss DiAmbrosia's Dance RecitalOverbrook High SchoolHaverford High SchoolUpper Darby H i ~ h School

Inter.Sorority CouncilSouth Philadelphia Boys'High School

St. Denisan's ChurchPhiladelphia Savings Fund Society

Your fami ly doctor examinesJunior or Sister regularly to makesure they keep well.

Fo r that same reason ou r Veterinarians examine e ach cow producing Abbotts de luxe "A" Milkmany times a year. Tha t' s whyyo u ca n d ep en d on th e DailyPurity an d Safety of this fine,delicious milk.Wh y not git·c ch i ldren the Health Protection

ofAbbotu de luxe uA" l\1ilk bCR'iuniug tomorrow?

Ardmore 4400

St. Mary's Laundry,Inc.

PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAn

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This is NationalRestaurant Week"Good Food isGood Health"

TUNE IN ABBOTTS MONDAY MERRYMAKERSKYW-EVERY MONDAY EVENING AT 7:30 P. M.

HAVE BOOKED AT THE

BROOKLINE COUNTRY CLUB

For s ervi ce , o rd er f rom the Abbot ts Mi lkman, o r phone Ardmo re 358ABBOTTS DAIRIES, INC., Philadelphia, Camden, South Jersey, Seashore

Distributors of Walker·Gordon Certified Milk

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Phi Tau ThetaPhi S igma ChiTau Theta ChiRoxborough High AlumniSigma Tau DeltaSt. John' s Chapter o f the

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Alpha Tau BetaHaverford High AlumniAlpha Beta DeltaSigma KappaTredyffrin·Easttown High AlumniCavaliers' ClubWilliam LinforthTheta O m e ~ a ThetaPsi Sigma DeltaTaylor's Business SchoolDelta DeltaPhiladelphia C o [ [ e ~ e of

Pharmacy and ScienceChi Sigma Kings ' ClubWest Philadelphia High,

Class of 1935

I l I : A [ ) L I ~ r : § !They're most important right now!show you the new coiffures-one ofwhat you 're looking for.

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The per fe ct o il for a ll t yp esof burners-cleaner, finer, yet

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.224 Haverford Ave.

Phone: NARBERTH 4100

-will be accep ted up to Wednesday, 5 o'clock, tor Friday's Issues.

-w l l J be charged only to residentswhose names appear In the telephone directory or to SUbscribersto OUR TOWN or the NEWS OFBALA·CYNWYD.

Los t and FoundLOST-\\'ri'lwatl'h outlincd within CYllwyd. Heward. C'yn. HI5,

L O ~ T - I fn nd\\Toug"ht gold nep]daccjaue f.itOlll:'H. Call )fer ion 30jti.

Lost and FouudLOST-EYEC:LASSES in hlack case nearEg-Yllliall Tilpatl'e Oil Saturday nlg-ht.

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I I IN YOUR COMMUNITY11

~ O R E - = S p n . i n ~ i e { ~ W ~ T E ~" "

Muriel White Engaged

lIIr. an d I\1rs. J. P . Whi te , o f Essex

avenue, announce t he engagement o f

their daughter, Miss Murie l White , toMr. Robert Baker , o f Overbrook.

Miss White, who is a gr aduat e o f

Lower Mer io n High School, will

gmduate f r om Swar thmore College

t hi s June .

Mr. Baker isngraduate of the

University of Pennsylvania, class of

1935.

nloney

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your

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LESS waiti11g

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for

Nights, Sundays and HolidaysNarberth 2651

(Free Calls for Subscrlber3 Only)Hilltop 10280 Bryn Mawr 10280

We'l l de liver it before you goout. Just make it clear whenyou want it. It'll be there onthe dot.

Ralph S. Dunne

NARBERTHCOAL· COMPANYlbllerforc1 e, &1"o.rth A - - e

Jeddo gives you more heat because i t' s t he p ur es t c oa l madeby nature by a wide margin.No other c an app roa ch i t.

It burns t hro ugh and th rough.Little left for ashes-none forcl inkers. Takes less of Yom'time and labol·. .

Jeddo-Highland anthracite burnsl onger and more steadily thanordinary coal. Fewer t ri p s tothe furnace.

Less

It's s uc h fu n to wear his

heart - embroidered jumper

frock of handkerchief Jawn

with dimity blouse. Navy

with r ed , g re en with white.

Sizes 7-12, $12.95

Sizes 3·6, $9.95

Childrm's Shop, Third Floor

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Hurrah forLanz of Salzburg!

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I THE FIRESIDE Bo'\l Scout Notes IBill Sargent.1 ....:../ ! T en Y ea r Veteran-Russell Wood.:

i Mrs . W . A. Pearson, o f Avon road, Main Line DiHtrict COIO·t I Valley Forge Hike Awards-Bob!

Ien te r ta ined he r Sunday School Class T he M ain Li ne Di st r ic t Cour t o f H al l, Ed. Houseworth, Richard Iof St. Matthew's Church, Ph iladel Honor and Board o f Rev iew will be Houseworth and Geo rg e Rowet , a l l o fphia, at dinner Monday evening ather home. held at the Radnor High School, Au- Bala-Cynwyd Troop No.2.

EWEEJ \du bo n a ve nu e, W ay ne , o n Tuesday C tV II F

Mis s He le n B la ke , daughter o f M r. e ve ni ng at 7.45 P. 1\1. Those who ell/lpO/'ce a a ey . O/'uc

and Mrs . T . W. Blake , o f Rockavon wiII receive awards are: The Boy Scout Troops 111 th e Val-Iro ad , Mer ion , gave a luncheon and ley Forge Council of Delawar e and

1121-24 CHESTNUT ST Ibridge Saturda)'. Those present Ar(dfmore No. 1-R.) MTohntgomFery, Montgomery Counties , Boy Scouts ofI Jr . our year scout, eo. er- . ' . . , . ' .

P H I L A D E L P H I A

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were t he 1\ Iisse,s R.u,th Wohlert, Bett.y d C N I E F P K Amellca, ale busy plepalmg to pal-we r a . an g e, . ' . owers, en- t" t ' I 1 C t b

Lou Denms , Vll 'gmta de Hart, Conme ' IClpa e 111 t le a nn ua a mporee 0 e

~ IByrd, Beulah Buek, Edna Glenn a nd n et h Conner, Alfred F e r w e r ~ a , H.arry h el d i n Art il lery Park, Valley Forge,

1 IE II

Wanderland, Bob Therpet, Bill Kiesel, t l . k d f 1\< 92 23 1937, Jean nge lart. . . l e \ \ee -en 0 lay - , .

Bill Emmons, Robert Reed, John Chll-I ' •

( r Mrs. Freder ick Har jes , o f V al ley t on , R ob er t Cornelious, Jr., ' Walter NatIOnal Jmnbo/'ce m. July

! IView Farm, Valley Forge, will enter- Brown, E . Reyno ld s, C. Raynor, M. The Valley Forge Council ?f Dela-

.. ;; . . tain the Fortnightly Club at luncheon Bolb. ware and Montgomery CountIes , Boy. IMay 14. This wil l b e the final meet-) N 2 F t Scouts of America, a r e p l ann ing to.- t I Ardmore o. -( ou r veal' s cou ) ..' -- - I ing of the season. H d' d R b 't H d' send three IJrovlslOnal troops, a gl'OUp

IBruner ar I;J an 0 er ar Ie. . .

Mr. an d Mrs. W. G. Briner and I C d N 2 G d C 1 compnsmg close t o on e hundred scouts. 1 'II d Ba a- y nw y o. - or on a - ancl scou t leaders , to the National

C- ? 0 ........;--- f am i ly , o f Mer ion avenu e, WI spenI " the week-end at State CoIlege, visiting I O \ ~ I C d No.3-Richard Hoff, Jamboree which w il l b e h eld in Wash-\ thei r daughter , Miss Eleanor Briner , T aHa- ffynw

yington, D. C., this summer, June 30

T'11 ed o. to Ju l 9

who is attending coIlege. hey WI B r ~ n Mawr No. 1-M. Barone, y.

a t tend t he Mothers' Day exercises at Francis A. Nash, George G. Zipf, AI- ,..- -. i l l

the college this Sunday. fred R. Jamison, George Perkins. Lawn MowersMr. an d Mrs. Warren Franklin Merion No. 1-Jo11l1 Hepman, Rus- Repaired and Ground

Wielland, of Han se l l ro ad , are re- selJ Belfie ld , Archie Tifft, George Rebuilt Lawn Mowers For Sale

\

ceiving congratulations upon the Grow, Kent Roberts, Ray Watrous, F o ~ u ~ ~ ~ a : ~ ~ V ~ ~ r ~ a l ~ n dbirth of a daughter, Edna Geo rg e D ick Cu st er , Charles C. Beyer, 2nd. h

IWielland, on April 22. Merion No.2-Field ing Howe. Smedley's Lock S OpMr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Price, of Narberth No.2-Russel Shinn, AI. L-_I_O_4_D_u_d_l_eY_A_v_e_._N_a_rb_e_rt_h_2_9_6_6--.

IMerWyn road, Merion, a nd th eir Townsend, Jim Pruitt .

daughter, Mis s Dor i s P r ic e, spen t t he Penn Wynne No. I -Don Rhaesa"Iweek-end in Baltimore a s t he g ue st s R B b B I II

Edward osengarten, 0 urn ey,

1

0f Mrs. Price's mother, 1\1rs. George G. Murphy , John Cox, F. Johnson,E lm er . Mi ss Price acted as brides Thomas Johnson, Edwin Dafter.maid at the wedding o f Miss Mar- Rosemont No.2-Wa l t e r Harrison

garet Kidd and Mr. James Phi l li p ( fo ul ' year s cou t ), Geoffrey Saunders

Aaron whic h took p la ce on S at ur da y ( fo u r year s co ut ), J ames F . Jamie-in Ba ltimore . IC H h f

son, Jr .!\I1'. an d 1\1r s. R al p . ea t , 0

Shirley road, will sllend the week-end

at State College and a t tend t he Moth- Classifieders' Day exerc ises on Sunday.

MI'. an d :'III'S. Franklin R. Lind- Advertisementssay, of Wynnedale road, s pe nt l as t

wcek-end in Baltimore .

!\Iiss Sarah Burbank, of Pottstown,

was the guest of :'IIiss Hazel !\Ia 1

scher, daughter of l \Ir. and Mrs. J.

C. l\larscher, of Haverford avenue,

ovcr the wcek-end.

l\Ir. an d Mrs. John l\1. Denni s, o f

Anthw)'n road, Merion, s pe nt t he

weck ·cnd in Atlantic City.:\1r. an d :\Irs. E. Grafton Carlisle,

i of Swar thmore, a r e receiving coni gratulations u po n t he birth of thcir

i ,;ccond daug'hter, Penclope Susan

i Cal'1isle. :\Irs. Carlisle is the former

'Miss LiJl ian Bakcr, daughter of Mr.and :\Irs. J. H. Bakcr, of Haverford

avcnue, Xarherth.I :\lrs. E. C.' Griswold , of Chestnut

,.• • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ ayclltte, rccent!\' returncd from a s ('vI era I daYS' s t a ~ ' at i\letlford, :\Iass.,

:whcrc sill' visit'ed hcr daughter, Miss

,Eunice Griswold, who is attcnding

!Tufts College.:\11'. and Mrs. Douglas s S tone al l

Livings ton , of 11-1 Esscx U\'enue, arc At YOllr Servicer c c ( ~ i v i n g congratulations upon th e HELIAI3LE CARPENTER. alterations,

, birth of a : ,on, Douglass S t o n e ~ 1 1 1 Liv- I sereening-s, Gottlieb Esslinger, 122 Con, in/.!:stoll, .Jr., on Sunday, i\Iav 2. : \ Irs. way avenue. Cali J '\arbe rth 3748-P... (toi :, , . " " " DRAPERIES , Sl ip Cover s, Ven s£lanLI\'lng'ston IS thc lormer l\Ilss ' e r a blinds, Awnings. Furniture, Upholster-

, SutlH'rl:llld, daughtcr of :\11', and :\11'5. lng , Beddings, Rugs c leaned , repaired

•R. Druc e Su th er l am l , o f B rook line . ~ ~ : ~ n ~ ; ~ r e g Y n ~ ? y a d . l e n g ; ~ ~ ; : ' 1 ~ ~ ~ ; ~ m e : l:\ll's. E. C. G l ' i ~ w o l d . of Chestnut Forme rly w ith J ohn Wanamaker . ( tf )

avcnue, who spent several days i n UPHOLSTERING and rep , Sp rIngs ot'I if' I ' I I · I ' ' t ' l C t ' 3-plece suites repaired, $10: Chair ra.' e( 01'<, • ass., a so VISI C( ap am covered, $6, Go anywhere. Call Lewlll,and :\Irs. F redcr ick Van Auken in 227 E, Lancaster ave. Wayne 1496.

Boston. The V an Auk en s formerly CAHPENTER - BUIIJDER - EstimatesI'v -I '1 r-:'lrberth cheerfully furnished, ,Tobhing promptlyI C( 11 <. attended to, Lcander ' ,"Icl,man. 305 Con-1\11. Howard Cotter, l\'arberth way ave, Narberth 3888. (to

merchant, is on a trip to Florida.

:\Irs. Adolph Schafer, of Broadaxe ,

en tc r ta ined a t a bridge party an d

miscellaneous shower Tuesday e\'ening

in honor of i\Iiss Virginia Getty,

daughter of 1\11. aIHI l\Irs. Clinton V.

B. G ett y, of the Avon Apartments,

Narberth, whose engagement to 1\11.

Randolph Carson, has been announced.

The guests \\'ere 1\Irs. Alvah O. Sharp,i \ lrs. A. i \ IcKnigh t Sykes , Mrs. C. C."'igginton, 1\1rs. William ,J efl'ries,

!\Irs, \\'. Hunter Boardman, 1\[rs. W.

E. G. l\Iiller, 1\1rs. C. V. B. Getty, 1\1rs.

Franklin Wedge, Miss Katherine

Dutcher, Miss Julia BaIl an d Miss

Harriett Getty,Mrs. J. Howard Austin, of Anthwyn

roa d, w i ll entertain at a luncheon on

Saturday for the membe rs o f the

graduating class of the Agnes Irwin

School.

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814 LancasterAve.

Bryn Mawr

eveRcRctN 5833

BALTIMORE AVENUE & 39 TH STREET

PH ILADELPHIA. PA.

Rittenhouse 9090

MME. LOUISE

1714 Walnu t S t ree t

Individually Designed

MILLINERY

WATCH REPAIR ING

HA IR REMOV ING

OPTICIANS

ORTHOPED IC SHOES

SEEDS

' l 'hls Directory appears In FiveMain Line newspapers-The "MainLiner" In Ardmore , "The News"of BaJa-CynwYd, "The News" ofHaverford TownshIp, "Our Town"Our PhiladelphIa Representatives,S t. , wi ll furnish ful l Information,

Specializing in Children's Corrective

Shoes . F oo t hea li li is impor tant to

the nonnal growth of children.

OUT book Otl

"CARE OF CHILDREN'S FEET"

gTatis on request

ISuperfliJous HaIr

.7' ' R EM O VE D F OR EV EREnd WOlT)' elver unsightly hair, onface. 1U'IIl1. lsgs or any part of ths

. . body. Call and have us removs Ittbs JiIl·RlTA Way. Sate and Sun.

NO X·RAY - NO ELECTRIC NEEDLE

DR. MARGARET RUPPERTIIIlt. 802-Real .Itat. TnJ't Bid,.

.. B, Cor. Broad" Chtttnut-KINpte, 0110

27 So. 17th S tr ee t

FOOT HEALTH I NS TI TU TE1623 Chestnut St. RIT 8570

mEmoRIAL/ / lnCE 1868

Rittenhouse 9803

The

National Bank ofNarberth• Deposi ts Insured under the GovernmentPlan •

• Member of Federal Reserve System •

• Open at 8 A. M. daily for yourconvenience •

WURL I T ZER ' S1031 Chestnut Street

FURS

PHOTOGRAPHERS

RU G CLEANING

MUSIC CONSERVATORY

RIDING HABITS

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

of Narbe rt h, "Sub_rban" In Wayne.Nevllle & Hitchings, Inc., 12 So. 12thtelephone Walnut 0900.

9 J I6!U CHESTNU'T STREET

PLlladelpLla

PHOTOGRAPHS THAT LIVE CHAS. E. SCHELLINGER CO .

Serving the Main Line for 35 Years Diamond Mercharl/S and fe'WeleTs

WM. SHEWELL ELLIS STUDIOS We specialize in Longines and HamiltonWatch Repairing

1425 Chestnut S treet All Work Guaranteed

NOW IS THE TIME TO LEARN

You can new11 ~ { O W l c ~ o ~ d ~ : n per weekSaxophone Pay for Both-Xylophone a Brand NewBanjo Instrument and

or any MusIcal 55 Private Les·Instrument so ns.

C)"NW'I'D 3166

EDWIN H. BELLIS. Sheriff.

Sinee 1840Luggage That Lasts

JOHn m.GE//LERY' /on.J: Inc.

PARTICULAR PEOPLE

are bringing i l ieir

P ICTURE FRAMING

to

BIDE-A.WEE STUDIOS134 So. Isili St., Phila.

PHILADELPHIA SHOPSand SPECIAL SERVICES.

BOYS ' C AMP

C ~ C t N " ' O O O 3166

CANDY

CHIMNEY CLEANING

LADIESYTAILORS

P I CTURE FRAMING

LUGGAGE

TRAVEL

. .. ~ ,

BELMONT AVENUE & LEvE ll iNGMILL RO"D

CYNWYD. PA.

OCEAN WAVE A V f 7 ~ ~ N y e ~ ' J.

Sai l t he coves o f captain Kldd; hunt forhis buried (1699) t reasure! South Jerscybeach. Usual sports. 50 boys. Directortrained In Psychology and Hygiene. Russcll Hogeland. Assoclatc. Booklet. MainLine refercnces. 1714 \NAI.NUT ST.

W. M. LUTZ, M.A. PH I I. A 0 E I. PH I A.Penn A. C. Rittenhouse Square, Phila. "we store furs" PEN 0510

Art; Costume Dcslgn; Drcssmaklng;24·HoUT Deli'YeTy atld Home Managcment; Intcrlor Dccora-MacCALLUM STORES Mail Service Uon; Mllllncry; Brides' Classcs_

110 So. 16th St. RIT 9200 MacCALLUM STORES SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTEEveryt1litlg Photographic 110 So. 16i li RIT 9200 Broad a nd S pr in g Ga rde n S tr ee ts

E'YeTythitlg Photographic POP 3106 Philadelphia

For three-quarters of a Gcntury the firstchoice of discriminating Philadelphians

NM'elties atld Fa'YoTs

MARON1525 Walnut Street RIT 3680

FOlmtai" • • Tea • - Ltmcheotl

D 0 M I N I CChartered by the Commonwcalth of

Pennsylvania since 1870 ]. E. L IMEBURNER CO.VERANTI. INC.

1721 WALNUT STREET ZECKWER-HAHN Dispensing Opticians jor 44 Years

ORIGINATORS OF THE LADIES' P HI LA . MUS IC AL ACADEMY 1923 Chestnut StreetTAILORED SUITS 1617 Spruce S treet

DoMINIC CUSTOM ci65 WERE SUMMER COURSE begins JUNE 28TAILORED SUITS 'P $95 (A full season's credits)F.Qr over a third ot a century Dominic . 51 W Ch I Ahas been cutting, tlttlng and per son- Regul ar FALL TERM begins Sept. 13 • c t en ve.ally s up er in te nd in g t he ma ki ng of (Reg is tra ti on week of Sept. 7) Germantowneach and every garment. '

A Modern and Complete Chimney.HEATER atld FIREPLACE SERVICE

We correct your chimney worries .Chimneys Scraped, Brushed and

Vacuum CleanedQUICK - • REASONABLEEstimates CheerfUlly Given

PHILADELPHIA CHIMNEY SWEEPS

33rd and Arch Sts. EVE 1680

LUGGAGE,HANDBAGS

AND GLOVES FOR

EVERY OCCASION

b O ~ ~ S T N U T B A IN S 6 U ~ S T N U TI.eather Goedl

OSMOND.LAURENS, InC.World.Wide Travel Ser"ice

1700 Walnut S tr ee t P hi la de lp hi a1-------------_1

Cruises Steamship TicketsForeign lind Domestic ToursSummn Vaclltion Trips

Independent Tra ...el ArrllngementJ

PENNYPACKER 6618

and

SHERIFF'S SALE

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2, 1937

CALL THE

New Deal Junk Co.Highest Prices Paid FaT

PAPER, RAGS, IRONand METALS

We 'Will call a"y'WheTe-atly timelit your con'Yenience

Wholesale • • RetailSAM. SCHLESINGER

Dally 7 A. M. to 6.30 P. M.

N. W. Cor . 56th and Vine Sts.

AlL eghny 0132

By v i rt u e of n writ o f F ie ri F a c ia s i s s ue d

out of the Court of Common Pleas ofMontgomery County. Penna.. to me di.rccted wil l b e sold at Public Sale on

at 12 :00 o'clock noon Eastern S tandardTime in Court Room "A" at the CourtHouse in the Borough of Norristown, saidCounty, the following described Real Es.tate:-

"ISN'T GOLDEN GUERNSEY

GOOD!"

ALL THAT CERTAIN l ot o r piece ofground together with the improvements ort en emen ts t h er eon e r ec t ed , s i t u at e in Lower

Merion Township. Montgomery County,Pennsylvania. bounded and described ac.cording to a survey thereof made byFranklin & Clarke, C. E., March 6, 1912.as follows. to wit:-

At aU LeadIQ Druggists

ADLER IKA

BEGINNING a-t a point in the middle lineof Beacom Avenue (45 ft. wide) 727.93 ft.north 63 deg., 15 min., 50 Sec . east from aspike in the middle l ine of WynnewoodAvenue (50 f t. wide); thence by land nowor late Charles L. Lagen north 26 deg .. 44min., 10 sec. west 173.23 ft. to a p oi nt inline of land ofthence by last ment ioned land north 64deg .. 21 min .. 40 sec. east 76.014 ft to apoint, a corner of t hi s a nd l an d now Or

late of Edward H. Codshalk; thence alonglast mentioned land south 26 deg., 44 min.,10 sec. cast 171.78 f t. to the middle of saidBeacom Avenue; thence along the middleline of Beacom Avenue south 63 deg., 15min., 50 sec. west 76 ft_ to the place of be.ginning.

Constipation• It eonlUpatton cauI's ,"OU Gas In_

elle.ltlon, Hea4aebes. Bad Sleep. PImp_

mkill, eet quick roUet With ·ADLBI

IleA, Tboroueb.In aet lon :ret en'* reI)' ,el l tle alld eate.

ALSO PREMISES situate in Lower Mer· BOTTLED GAS HATS SCHOOLS-SECRETARIALion Township aforesaid, bounded and de. I I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I = - - - = - - - - - - : - - - - ~ _ : _ - - I - ~ __--_=-__::____ _ : ; ; ; ~ - - - - · Iscribed according to a survey thereof made For 42 y ea rs we ha ve s upp lie d many S ~ .._._ .. ~ _ r_ .... ~ _ by Milton R. Yerkes, C. E., May 7.1913, as PYROFAX GAS prominent Main Line families with ' 1 ' C 4 . " ~ Ufwuea.follows, to wit:- S B 6 f ~ T ~ A " o n l ~ : . ~ : ~ ~ ~ · S ~ ~ ~ ~ : : ~ ; ~ y p . : . ' : i ; . F ~ ~ ~ ~ : : I ~ III'BEGINNING at a point in the middle line "Complete Gas Cookitlg er'Yice If your hat nceds renovating. call on us IndlvlduallJUtr1&cllon

of Beacom Avenue (45 ft. Wide) 803.93 ft. faT Homes Beyond the Gas Maitls" and we will sene ~ ' o u as we s er vc d yo ur D. 7S lB-Mont hI 7-N1 ll hl $6

north 63 deg.. 15 min., 50 sec. cast from PHILADELPHIA FURNACE CO . parents. L. T. MUENCH I1PHILADILPHIA SICRnARIAL SCHOOLa spike set for a corner in the middle line '8. 16th Street - LOCust 4 6 11

of Wynnewood Avenue (50 ft. wide) thence 1813 Sansom St. RIT 8763 29 So. 17th St. Sprucc 1540 37 S. 16th S t. , Phl la . LOC 4560extending by ground now or ~ of Ed.II ~ ~ ~ ~ I - - ~ ~ - - - - - ~ _ ~ I ~ - - ~ c ~ o ~ n ~ v ~ e n ~ 1 ~ e ~ n ~ t ~ t ~ o ~ a ~ I I _ T ~ e r ~ m ~ l n ~ a ~ ~ ~ ~ward H. Godshalk. north 26 deg., 44 min., CAMERAS PHOTO FINISHING SCHOOLS-PRACT . ARTS10 sec. west I 7J.78ft. to ground ofi l i ~ r e a ~ n g ~ s m 9 t i = ~ ~ n Mrth 6 4 1 1 . - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - I ~ y ~ 0 - u - r - p ~ i ~ c - ~ - r - e - s - d 7 e - s - ~ - v - e ~ i l i ~ e - c - a - ~ - a - n ~ d - I - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - Ideg., 21 min .. 40 sec. cast 5.45 ft. to a fi d d I - f PRACT ICAL ARTSpoint ; thence along land now or l at e of Th e ne st a n wi est se ecoon 0 attention our laboratory wil l giveCharlcs L. Lagen south 26 deg .. 44 min.. all foreign an d domestic cameras them.1 0 S eC . cast 171.66 ft. to a point in themiddle l in e o f B ea co m Avenue; t h ence e x tending along the middle l ine of Beacom IAvenue south 63 deg.. 15 min., 50 sec.west 5A5 ft. to the place of beginning.

UNDER AND SUB JECT to restrictions Ias therein mentioned.

The improvements the re on a re a :2 l , - st ory s tone and p la st er ed house 36

feet front by 24 feet deep, with 2·s tory

Church Notes

Get Your

GARDEN

Started NOW

J. C. Jackson BallaghSoil Material. and Equipment

Phone: ARDMORE S120

I Sales and Rental

I ROTOTILLER

'

A lo ng th e Main L in .

pIOWI, dllCI and harrowl. In one operation, making' a p er fe ct s ee d bed. Cul

tivating without changeof equipment.

In the Schools

BALA-CYNWYD, PA.

Telephone MANayunlc 0166

Groshon Florists

Girl Scout News

215 City Line Merion 1301

FuneralDesigns

Incorporated

Belmont Ave. cI. Levering Mill Rd.

CEMETERY

MEMORIALS

EDW. A. CARROLL CO .

Throngs Attend First

Mass of New

48 Families on Relief plastered addition 12 feet by 12 feet withI·story plastered addition 14 f ee t by 10

Narberth's re li e f cases dropped one feet with I·story stone addition 30 feet bylast week to three f am il ie s whi le 8 feet, with 6 r ooms on first floor. 4 rooms

and bath on second floor. 3 rooms and bath

N b h M h d· E' al Lower Merion' s ro ll s increased one to on thIrd floor, cellar, gas, electric, Spring·

Th e three Narberth Troops, 8, 471 ar ert et 0 I5t ",scop forty-five cases. field water, heating system. enclosed rear

II ' I R nr V M'ddl t M" t I porch. 3·car plastered garage 22 f ee t byand 125 and the Mariners ar e se mg ev . " . ernon I eon, mls er e ! ! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = = = = = = = = = = : i I I ' 118 feet.t icke t s fo r t he motion picture "Romeo I Sunday, May 9:

d J I·" . N Sh NOTICE Seized and taken In execution as the prop·an u J et starrmg orma earer J lothers' Day erty of Herman j. Krull and Alice M. KruIJ

an<l Les li e Howa rd , wh ich i s showing C h h I I and to be sold byb h Th "'I d 9.45 A. M .- hurc sc 00 . In the Co ur t of Common PI ca s of

at the Na r er t eatre on .oY on ay 11 A. " 1 . - " ~ o m l · n g worshl·p. Ser-. d . IoY.IoU Montgomery County, Pcnna., Anita MIl-an<l Tuesday. The money rece ive mon: "New Test amen t Motherhood." ler Stevenson, vs. Thomas Barr Stcven-f ro m t he s ale o f the tickets will be 3.30 P. M. _ Junior E p w 0 r t h son , A li as S ubpoena Sur Divorce, No. 4ll. Down Money $200.00used toward scholar ships to send girls November Term. 1936, N. E. I. Sheriff's Office, Norristown, Pa.

League. You the said Thomas Barr Stevenson, May 4, 1937to camp. All interested. f r i e n d ~ ar e 6.45 P. M.-Intermediate an d Sen- f ir e hcr cby not if ied to be and appear In I••••••••••••••••••urged to co-operate by bumg a t icket . . E th L the said Court on Monday. June 7. 1937.

101' pwor eagues. at 9.00 o'clock A. M • Eastern Standard-.--'7 I 7.45 P. M.-Evening wor sh ip . S er - T ime , t o answer the pet it ion o r l ibel o f

. Troop" . mon: "The Necessity for Pentecost." A ni ta Mille r St ev cn so n fo r a d iv or ceSmce our last meetmg we reor- "1 d M 10 ' from the bonds of matrimony and to. f t I .oy on ay, ay . show cause, If any you h av e. w hy the

ganized our troo? mto our pa 1'0 s I 8.15 P. M.-The men ar e invited to said Anita MllIer S tevenson. your wife.and had a re-electIOn of pat ro l officers . b I should not be divorced as aforesaid.

. I f d 1 ow . EDWIN II . BELLIS. Sherltr.Mos t o f t l ~ e gu' s 0 secon c as s ~ ~ \Vednesday, May 12: Sheriff's Office. Norristown. Pa.

concentratl11g . on nature s t U ( ~ Y . \ e 2 P. M.-Ladies ' Aid Socie ty busi- Aprll 20. In37are also havmg extra meetmgs on f Larzelere & \Vrlght. Attys.

Monday afternoons t o h el p t he g ir ls jnesTsI

m ~ e d mg'''1 13 ' (0-5/7)

lUIS ay, ay .finish b e ~ o r e summer. . . 6.30 P. l\I.-Junior choir.Ou r GIrl Scouts ar e se llmg t icke t sI 8 P "1 Ch ' h I

f"R <II . .10,.- O1r re earsa.

f or t he performance 0 omeo an

Juliet" to be given at the NarberthTheatre on May 10 and 11. Anyone The PresbyurJan Churchwanting't ickets may obtain them from Rev. Archer E. Anderson, Pastorthe scouts o r t he scribe. Sunday:

Four of our g irls , Ellen May Rush- 9.45 A. !\I .-Bible school.

ton, Mary McHale, Delvi s Lazareni 11 A. ilL-Mothers' Day. Dr.

and Mary Henshaw have been picked J oh n Van Ness will preach. Theme:

to serve at the Mai n L in e Leaders'. "Religion in the Home."

Association dinner on May 10. 11 A. M.-The junior church, con-

M. HENSHAW, Scribe. ducted by Mrs. Digby and Mrs. Cooke.11 A. M.-Children's nu rse ry , un

d er t he supervis ion of Mrs. Gilfillan.6.45 P. M.-The t h ree Ch ri s ti an

Endeavor groups.

-------------.-- 7.45 P. M.-Narber th 's happy Bible

The o pe re tt a "Al i B ab a and' the ho ur. S ermon by Dr. Van Ness.

Forty Thieves , " given by the Narberth ITheme: "Repeal Promises and Repeal

Public School April 29 and 30, turned IFacts."ou t to be a big success. Tuesday:

There were good aud ienc es bo th 8.15 P. M.-Community Bible class.

nights. About 400 tickets were sold. Wednesday:

Thene t proceeds was about $65. This 8 P. M.-Prayer mee ti ng , l ed b y

money w ill b e used to add to the Mr. Wynn Barr, of Germantown.

school's collection of instruments.

Every pupil selling' ten tickets re

ceived a free ticket. HELEN WIPF.

On May 2 l\Iiss Dale showed a vcry

interesting' movie on Luther Burbank .

It s howed many i nt er es ti ng ' t h i n g ' ~about h im a nd was cnjoyed hy all.

Miss Taylor and MI'. Schall will al,.;"

show a m ov ie , cntitled " C i r c u l a t o r ~ :System." BF.TTY l\IcII"TIRF..

Baptist Church oj the EvangelRobe rt E . Ke ight on , Minister

Stanley T. Reiff, Organist

Sunday, May 9:

9 .45 A . ilL-The Church School.

11 A. r.I .-Morning worship. Ser

mon: "The \Vay of Grati tude."

7 P. M.-The young people's meet

ing.

i \londay, May 10:

2.:30 P. l\L-Religious Education

Priest meet ing o f the Women's Association

in the home o f M rs . L. H. Trotter,

Continued from Page Onc 205 \Voodside avenue,

their home at 335 Dudl ey a ve nu e. T ue sd ay , M ay 1 1:

During thi s y ear James ent er ed Wal- 8 P. l\I .-Annual mee ti ng o f the

dron Academy, the l \!L' rcy School on church. At t hi s impo r tan t meeting

Montgomery U\'enue, whcre he con- every mcmber should be present.tinued his s tudies unt il 1!121i. At thisl Wedne sday , May 12:

time h e p ro ce ed ed t o l \l ou nt Saint I 8 P. l\1.-Mid-week meeting o f t he

MarJ"s College and after a fcw years'l c hu rc h. T heme : "How Much Do \Vepreparatory studies entered tIll' Semi- \ \ 'ant Goodness?"

nary at Emmitsburg, Md., to take up

the difficult training for the Catholi c Ho ly Y ..inity Lutheran Church

Priesthood. Rev. Cletus A. Senft, PastorNow , i n 19::17, after years of ardu Margaret Squier, Organist

ous research schooling and r ig id dis- Sunday After the Ascension

cipline, and having passed the re- May 9 , 1937 :

quired examinations, he is an ordaiJ1l'c: Mothers' Day

priest of the Cat ho li c Chu rc h. T hl ' 9,45 A. il1.-Bible school with

ordination took p la ce i n t he ca th edra l p ageant , " Lo ve li ne ss L ig ht en s t he

of Trenton, N. J., and was admini,.;- 'Vay."

tered by Bishop Kiley, administrator 11 A. l\I.-The morning service.

of the Trenton Diocese. After a short 6.45 P. il1.-Intermediate and Senior

vacation with his mother and fa th e r, Lu th er Leagues.

the young priest will be assigned to Tuesday:

a parish. a s a ss is ta n! r ec to r.. His I Women's Miss ionary Society.many fnends scnd hnn off WIth a \Vednesday:

prayer and best wishes fo r a success-I 8 P. il1.-Teachers' meetiJlg.f ul c ar ee r o f s er vi ce i n his work of Thursday:

sacrifice. 10.30 A. M.-Ladies ' Aid meet ing

at the home o f Mrs . Zeisler, 547 Han-

David I tBall

sell road.

The funeral o f Davi d H. Ball, w h o l _ ~ . ~ . ~ . ~ . . . , . . . . . . _ ~ ~ _

died suddenly of a heart attack at the retired Philadelphia policeman. He

home of h is d augh t er , Mrs . Dav id was a member of Lafayette Lodge No.Tyson, 214 .F,orest avenue, Narberth, 71, F . a nd A. M. He is survived by

last Satu rday, was held Wednesday hi s daugh te r and two grandchi ldren .with interment at West Laure l Hill

Cemetery. I ----•••Mr. Bal l w as 76 , a widower, and a

Walker.Gordon Cow Manure, Corson's Pulverized Limestone--Rotot il l them into the soi l, and you a reready to plant

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