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STUCCO DWELLING4 bcdroms, all eOll\'enlences, 1 acre,vacr,nt, $6500,14 ACRE FARMIn Northern Chester County, 6 roomhou se , b ar n, e le ct ri c, i de al pOUlt ryfarm or summer home. $7500.OLD STONE HOUSE30 acres, seclUded, II good section,commute from PIlO!!, $12,000,, 50 ACRE FARM10 mHes from Plloll, o ld stone house ,barn, Ilsklng $16,000,

ne"trlclluns List ..odIn granting the cxception, theBoa rd l im it ed O sb or ne t o a si;;nmeasuring 18 x 18 inches. Ti n office, it ru led , cou ld be maintainedonly dUl'ing Osborne's ownership Q!the building,Osbornc i s now opera ting his l'eal

estate bus ine ss f r om h is home, undel' the Zoning- Board's ruling.

The five memberS of Jh e Boro ug h p ol ice f or ce h av e r ec ei ve dsalary Increases.The pay boosts follow a genel'alraise in salades of the Lowel' MerIon Police Force , w i th w hi ch rheBorough force Is associated,T he H ou se Sergeant received asalary I ncr e as e o f $150 per year;

Class "A" patrolmen received$100 e ac h; t h e o ne C la ss "B" awl "FABRIC TOWN"one "c" pa tro lmen a l so r ec eived Dthe same amount. Cu st om e co ra t, or sBorough Council a u tho r iz e d the NOW UNDER NEW OWNERSHIPMANAGEMENTraise at Its Monday night meeting, Curtnlns Fl\brlesb ut i t noted lhat t h is w as an emel'- Draperies PaInting

Bed Sprends paperhanginggency measUre which had no t bee n Sllp Covers Trllvl'ree Hodstaken I n to a c coun t whe n t he bud- U p h o l s t e r I n ~ Venetian BUndag et w as d raw n up. The money fOl' 49 Wes t Lancas te r Ave.th e r a is e s will ,have t o c om e frDm ARDMORE 2 4 5 3 , - : - : : - c - _ ~redis tribution of funds w it hi n t he IA---.,.dd""'l""'t:-lo-n-,111 l ' 1 1 l ~ 8 1 I l e d Ath'eltlslul budget, I t w as pOinted out. l'il!xt to La' t l'age

Boro Police GetSalarv BoostsSergeant Gets $150;Patrobnen, $100

$13 ,000 in 'Build ing WorkPe r formed He re in MarchMOl'e than $13,000 worth of construction w or k w as p er fo rm ed i nthe Borough du r ing Mal'ch,'George B. Suplee, Build ing In

spector, told Counc il at i t s Mondaynight meeting t h at t h ree buildingpermits had been issued at the costof $17.T he B or ou gh b ui ld in g r eg ul at ions were amended Monda y n i g h ~to stamp all permits In excess of$500 to r e ad , "We grant this permits ub je c t to a ny re gu la t ions that mayb e r eq ui re d b y the F e d e ~ a l Government."

DR . ROGERS RESIGNSAS HEAD OF VETERANSSERVICE CENTER HERE

Dr. J. Allyn Rogers resignedthis week a.ll head of the LowerMerion Township Vete rans Service Cente r .D r . Roger s has s e rve d w i th o ut p ay f o r ne ar ly four years.Since 19415 whe n t he servicecenter was o rg an iz ed , h e has

h ~ l p e d neal'ly 8,000 Lower Mel'Ion ve te r an s r e tu r n t o civilianlife.James Barnett , of 143 MerionAve., Narberth , haa been 1lE'rvIng as Rogers' a s ~ l s t a n t : andhe wlll take charge of the center, i n t he Bryn Mawr Memorial BUilding.

TO"NARBEltTH, PA,/ THURSDAY, APRIL17,1947

Na rbe l th Borough' s p rob lem ofh ow t o p ay i ts share o f the Wynne .wood Rd . c u rve c ons t ruc tion hpp roac hes more qu ic k ly .'1'his week, the Se aboard Construction Co. s toppe d ' t r af f ic on E .Wynnewood Rd , a nd started {'xcava tion work ne ce s sa ry fo r the Ins ta llatlon of a. 36Inch storm watel'drain.Each s e ct ion o f the newp lpe pu t s

the line a f ew f ee t c lo se r t o t hec ru ci al c on ne ct io n b ox t o b es tal l ed on the Narberth slie o f t henew road oppositeElmwood Ave,Narberth is committed to pay forthe In sta ll a tion o f a pproximate ly50 f e et o f drainpipe'to connect theb ox w i th I nd ia n. C re ek . The Seaboard t:onstruc tlon Co. I s willingt o d o Narberth's IIhare for a priceestimated at nearly $700.And, Narberth Borough has $2811

approved ,for the' job.

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Gue88 that ' s about all f o r th i sweek "Bye lIOW

Did you know that ,Jean Sargent, daughter of the " ' I l l iamJ. Sargents, f)f 124 ChestnntAve., was Initiated into the national h o n o r a ~ ' education 110c l e t ~ ' , P hi L am bd a Theta, at

I Penu, which Is e quivale nt o fPhi Bete?

VOLUME 26-NUMBER 14

NARBERTH MAN FINEDA f in e of $200 and a ja il sentenceof 60 days was Imposed on John D.Shaver, of Narberth, by JUdgeWi l liam F. D a ~ n e h o w e r in Norris townlast week on a gambling charge,

ARDMORE NUMBERS MENENTER GUILTY PLEAS

Merion Fire Co. Gets AwardFromS.P.C.A. for Rescuing DogThe Merion Fire Company has Itruck was manned by Ch ie f ,Tam'e:s

bee n awarded the SPCA Ci tat ion Mul1en and Ladderman Georgeo f Me ri t f or the rescue of a French: Stevens and Har ry K. H icks ,poodle from the Haverford College Ipond on March 10. IOtlher SPCA Awards"Unlucky," owned by James I AI:so honored b y t he SPCA wasMitchell, of Grays Lane, Haverford, IBenjamin F . S co tt , o f H ig hl ar .dbroke t h rough the t h in ice, a n d t he I Lane, BrYn Mawr . Sc ot t was drlvfire c om pa ny l os t t he u se o f the Ing a mail truck on N. MerionAve.,Townshlp'8 only aerial ladder wag- Bryn Mawr, and swerved h i s t r u cko n wh en t h e r es cu e was made, to avoid striking a dog runningacross the street.Co. Ladder Breaks The truck t urned over and S{'ottThe ladder broke n ea r t he t ru c k s pe nt several days In B ry n Maw ra moment after "Unlucky" was Hosp i tal wHh an ,Injured leg. He

fished out p f the cold watcr b)' was awarded the society's bronzeBenjamin Lawrence, a maintenance medal.man a t the school. Books were awarded to three lJub.The Pennsylvania Soelety ' f or u r ban school students for their esPl"I!vention' of Cruelty to Anhnals s a ys on "How Anima lsSe rveMan."gave Lawrence a s l ive r meda l f o r They a r e James H. Hardy and Rol-Ihis kindness in the face of a frigid a.nd Morris , of Episcopa l Academy,bath. ' , , a nd C ar y Fox, a !ltudent at theO n t h e mercy' mission, the ladder Shipley ' Schoo l , Bryn Mawr.

The annual elections of officer s o f t he N ar be rt h P ar en tTeacher Asoc lat ion w il l be he ldTuesday e ve ni n g I n NarberthPublic School.Mrs. E. Lee Goldsborough,chairman of the nominatingc ommi tt ee , w il l p r es en t thes l at e t o t h e membel'shlp followI ng thc presentation by t h eNar bel th s c hoo l pupi l s o f t h e ir an nual Spring play.Members o f t he nominatingcommittee are Mrs. Adon Hors-'ley, Phlllp Cappalonga, DonardDrain and the Rev. Cletull Senft,

NARBERTH P . ~ T . A . T O H OL DITS ANNUAL ELECTIONS

Suit for $1 6 f DamagesF il e d ' A g a in s t B o ro MenA s ui t f or $161,60' has been filedagainst Frank Hammer, SI., and

Marie R. SinlonsSuccumbs at 43Narber th Woman LivedHere for 1 4 Years

'1-" '_,, 'WINDSOR AVE:.ttARE.3E.RTH. fA .

Two temporary "No Parking"e s ha ve be en e sta bl i she d In theough du ri ng wo rk on e l im ina of the Wynnewood Rd. c.urve.Th ey a re on t he s ou th s lu e o fAve" between Narberth IIEssex Aves., and on the we'5t

d e o f N . Narberth Ave., betweenrd and Windsor Aves.

T hr ee A rd mo re n um be rs m enp lea ded gu il ty th is we ek at a he'al' i ng b ef or e Montgome ry County

Funelal se rvices for Mrs. Ma rie J udge Wi ll i am F . Danne hower ,:R . S im on s, w if e o f J os ep h M. S I- Andrew Sel ler s, J o sh ua Whi teMiss Em i ly K. Hueber, daughter mons, of 551 DUdleyAve" Narberth, a nd George T ing le we re arrestedMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hueber, wel'e held Wedne13day at Oliver II, January 31 by Lowe r Mer ion de te cf 340 Woodbine Ave., Penn Valle)', Balr's, 1820 Chestnut St., Philade l- tives at T ing le' s home on S impsonbe en named chairman of invi- phia, Rd.fOI' the Pembl'oke' C o l I ~ g e Mrs . S im on s, w ho w as 43 years Judge Danneht>wer split theShow Tuesday, 'When the old, died Sunday at her home after' costs among the three; Whit e wasdOl'mitol'Y will be a shol't lIlness. Mrs. S imons, who f lned $100 a nd Sel l er s was fined' had lived in Narberth for 14 years, $200 and p la ce d o n o ne year's pro-A candidate f l' om e ac h o f Pcm- was a m em be r o f t h e Narbe rt h bation.e's ten houses wi ll mod el the Methodist C hurch. 'ringle was fined $200 a nd s en

o wn ed b y t he other ,l;'Hs Ii i addition to I , cr husband, o\\'n- t en ce d t o t h re e m o nt h s i n p ri so n.h er dormitory, and a c omml ' ,t e e e r o f a garage at 108 Conshohocl{enfive jUdges will choose the best- State Rd" Cynwyd, Mrs S:mot 'ls is

ressed. survived by her son, Waller BMiss Huebe l' , a graduate I)f Simons, two daughterG, Betrv Jane

Select School,Philadelphia, and Nail, and by her b r o t h ~ ! ' anda junior at Pembroke College, sisterBUI'ial was in Philadelphia Memorial Park

Valley Girl Namedh i on Show Chai rma n .

The N ar be rt h Borough po lic ehas had a two-way ra dio inat a c os t o f $50 followingipping o f Lowe r Merion's police' s w it h t wo -way r ad io s lastThe Borough has a lways boughtown ra dio e quipmen t un ti l thisw he n t he o nl y t yp e o f eqUipava ilable had to b" nnte(1m the Bell Te lephone Company.

Rental will be $16 per month.plusBorough's share of the upkeepthe transmit t ing station, ! o c a t ~ dthe L ow er M er io n T ow ns hi pld ing , wh ic h i s $38 a month.This will cost the Borough u tol of $698 t hi s y ea r, f or w hi chwas a llowed in this year 'sbud

o Police Car MEMORIAL DAYPLANSGET UNDER WAYHERE2W R d Plans for Memorial Day sel'v-ets - ay a 10 i ce s go t unde l ' way in the Bor-

T I R d E ough th i s week,ot a a 10 xpense T he H ar ol d D. Speakmanto Boro Set at $698 P os t ? f th e Amer ica n Legionwas gIven $150 by Council at itsr e gu la r month ly me et ing Monday night.And, R. C. Collins, of 9 Chestnut Ave., chairman o f t he Memorial D ay co mm it tee, an nounced that the se rviceswouldfeature the customal'y Memorial Day p ar ad e, t o star t at 9.30A . M ,

It will fo llow t he r ou te offormel' yc ar s , be ginning nearthe Community BUilding andending at the War Memorial atthe cOI'nel' o f Wyn ne wo od Rd.a nd Windsor Ave.

E SPECTATORvffte Funds'Are.NeededPlal1l1roundTH E NEWS I S THAT a n im por t an t m e et i ng r ec e nt l y oc - ' ,,: ' Z F hwhich WilS attended by s ome membe rs o f Council. Recre-C t t "'R' I'" ' B ' , t

on Boa rd m embe r s a nd also by officials of th e local baseball . OU',r' 0' ,U',' "I,e'"I'n,. oro 0,,nln'g 'Ig,Wha t to. do about improvements on th e P l ayg r ound w a so rt ed a s t he t h em e o f the evening.More than a qua r ter - c entury ha s e lapsed s i nc e t hi s grand " ' d JRESIDENTS HOPE TO BAR: t : r : c : : ~ e O ~ c ~ : : g : o ; ~ : ~ : : ~ h n : ~ : h ; ~ ' 2 ~ e ; ~ ; 5 : ; : ' Boro To Repal,r G.randstan 'REAL ESTATE OFFICE ONd tha t is no t a particular feather in the community ' s c ap . I I

Thepro jec t s ta r t edo f fwi tha rea lhand icapwhenag rev ious Council to Incur -:J Boro Councilmen OUR TOWN MONTGOMERY AVENUEof $5,000 was made in f o rm u la t in g t h e b a lI o t o f fe re d W, Ross Osbornet h e c i ti z em ' e ndo r sem en t , as $5,000 at tha t time of life Debt of $600; own To Cite Tralfic PRESENTS Council Asksha ve p r ovi d ed s ev e ra l t imes t he v al ue n ow possible at Other Rep'al'rs : l /)/ VIolators Here A Week l y R a di o P r og ram K Operating Officecosts. T h ro u gh t he y e ar s s om e f ew official dol lar s have lk State To 0_ . Now in His Home

their wa y d ow n t o th e field, bu t never enough, an d th e Open Grandstand a Action 15 Taken At 4.30 P. M. T Bb b f 1 k f D M k N b h E Th d Af Boro ax oost Judge Harold G. Knight Ise lementa ry things h ad t o e om it te d e ca us e 0 ac 0 in Serious ange r GDEN to a e Ir er t very urs ay ternoon p ec te d t o r ul e n ex t Wednesday fnBy',IDOROTHY M. 0 ,nds of Collapsing' Safer Place to Live Annexation Bill Also the protes t of res idents of Narberth , Th e borough will lurely millS On WNAR, 1110 on Your Dial against a real estate office at 1226To i l et f ac il i ti e s of a n a d eq u at e s or t, f or inst,ance, should Borough Counc il will go In to debt the Wlllam H. Neville, I ll , fam- ~ a r b e r t h Borough's Councilmen Hi t at Meeting Montgomery Ave,,"Narberth.I b d I d d I . , If ' I h h ld N b th I lIy oJ' 5 Windsor Ave. 'd I I II tl ' M d N' h HI I' 'I I' A Itonger e e ay e ,a n a so 'It IS on yaIr t 1at t ere s OU for $600 to see that ar 1'1' res - The NeviliCII have purchalled s tl 'U gg le w t h t he l' co ec VI' con- news 8ummary of local events on on ay Ig t s ru mg WI I I' Imax A "g 1de nt s ge t the ir ba se bal l games this I S r lng f le ld s cie nc e Monda y n ight be fo r e de c ld that began a ~ ' e a r a go fo llowingmore tl1an make -shl'ft quarters for the ba l lp layer s , ""I'tI1 a country home n P M O dyear, and w il l b e moving ou t t h er e ing they would report t r af fi c v lola- by Dorothy g en, BOI'ough Council formally went gmnling of a specia l zoning excep-

r n a nd s a fe accommodations fo r th e ~ p e d a t o r s who t h rong A concre te wall will have to be with their three c hi ld re n A pr il t io ns t o t he pollee. d on re co rd Monda y night approving I t lo n t o a w ar v et el 'an t o us e "-b ui lt b eh in d t he o pe n grandstanu 22. The children, by the w a ~ ' , Burgess Richard L . Mi ll e r made NPS Stu ents pa ss a ge o f S tate le gi s la t ion to al-' f ro nt r oo m o f h is h om e a s an ofe p la ce f or t he var ious games, This Narberth ?ims to be a to p r eve nt i t s collapse , which will are Suzanne , 4; Bill, 'IV, 2, and the suggestion and had a great deal - low Narberth and other ~ r o u g h s f lc e I n a n a re a zoned residential.t I b b I 'd I t I I r Id bl account for $500 o f t he t ot al su m. C hr ist in e, one., of trouble' be at ing down Councll- T G PI to IncI 'ease the tax o n r ea l e st at e-c ass !iU ur an p ace, an w 1a we 1ave s ,ou reasona Y G ue ss y ou know that Mr, V ays Osborne E x - A r m ~ ' OfficerTh is wa s a nnounce d by William d t f WII men' s f e ar s that res idents would 0 I e f o r ge ne r al pu rpose s from 15 t o 20~ p o n d "'I 'th an enll'gl1tened an d self -l ' espect l 'ng standards, . Neville Is the p re sl e n 0 - The spe cial e xce p tion wa s grant-_.. _ P . Dav ies , chairman of t h e P r op - IIam Neville & Assoc iates , of think them officious. mll1s.I M d . ht' A PTA M t ed last April b y t he Narberth ~ o n -h c a nno t b e s ai d to b e t he c as e as t h ing s stand. erty Commttee , at on ay ll1g s Philadelphia. Councilman W llliam P, Davies, t ee lng' Such permiss ion Is contined In ing Board of Adjustment to W.Council meeting, He pointed out who I'S r e ti r ed f rom busines s , s a id Bills No. 787 and 947 now p e n d l J ~ g -H ow t o g et t he m on ey n ee de d is th e quest ion. T he t ax that the wooden p os ts w h ic h s up - Whe n t he ' M ; n t g o ~ n e r y County Two One.A ct P l ay s in the State Assembly. Ross Osborne, who sen'ed In Eu .t t Casa he wa s a f r aid c i ti z ens would c om- I'ope for 14 months as an Armyis s qu ee ze d t o t he hilt t o m ak e e nd s m ee t. No addition p or t t he g l ' andsta nd ha ve rotte.:! BoroughsAssoc iationmee ,s a p la in h e h ad n o th i ng better to do Other Resolutions ollicer.and will not support even a nOI'-1 Conti, In Weldon, Pa" April 28, s ~ ~ - an d S y m p h o ~ y Concertt h e r a t e c an n ow o c c ur f or P la yg ro u nd needs. A bond issue mal eomplement o f Borough ba se - , eral members of the Borough g - with h is t im e than snoop around Also pa ss e d by Counc il M o n d a ~ ' T he Boa rd 's r ul in g w as b as edIernment will a tt en d, Among t h em watch ing for motoris ts pass ing stl)P to Be P r es e nt e d was a r e so lut ion f a vo r ing pa ss age on an i n te rp r et at i on o f t he Bor-be possible, b u t t ha t w ou ld n o t be good s t r a tegy, as th e ba ll enthusias ts . wlll be Solicitor Henry Frye, Bur- signs. of additional legislation which ough Zoning Code whic h held that. I N b db' Addltl I $100 f \V Ik gess Dick Miller, Po lic e Sgt . Char - d th t 'f II B . ~ Patsy McEnanem Id I th B l' ugh's shar" I I t b ' ,is in Slg 1t when at erth must 0 some real orrowmg. ona , or a J h Hall and However,Daviesagree a I a wo u n cr eas e I' 0 0 " t 11' lea esta I' usmess IS a PI'O-Construc tion of a n ew w al k b e. lie Girvin; Treasurer 0 n 'members of Council took such ae- and o f t he State gasoline tax. f es sion a nd , as SUCh, may be al

d . Id b d d II . h' C uncllmen Bill Da vie s a nd Frank A N thIt wou not e p ru e nt t o a vance sma Issues at t IS stage tween the public and open gl'and- r 0 H t hi tion, motorists would realize it was nn ea ery Passage of t he se b ll ls w ou ld g o lowed, with certain restrictions, inaffairs. stands will cost $100, \V. S. T.homp- III U c ns?n.. ,. . b ei ng d on e to make Na rbe rU : a The eighth grade of Narberth a long w ay t ow ar d s ol vi ng N ar - a residential arcn,son, cha irmfin of the H ighway and Speaking o f Councl l , H e n r ~ ' safer p lac e to live. PublipSchool wll1 present two one-, be rt h 's cu rr ent budget pl'Oblem, Granting of thc exception to ps-What. t h en , c a n b e d o n e? On e thought is that the people "ewer Com'll. 1 .c, rep ,"tcd t o Co un C ar r, chairman o f t he Finance Burgess Mille r reported 382 t r af - a ct plays Tuesday, April 22, in t; : largely cI'eated by Counci l 's legal bo rne wa s oppos ed be fo r e the Zon.l r a l ly a round a community e f fo rt t o ge t the sum required. I'll. Committe e, wa s u n a n l m o u s l ~ ' fic v ioa t ions In Narberth during school auditorium at 8:15 P. . inability to r ai s e the tax r at e, n ow i ng Boa rd , at several protest meet-T he b ud ge t d oe s n o t p ro vi de f or e le ct ed t o t he Board of the Thes e p lays will b e g iv en f or t he at Its maximum a s a l lowed by law. ings called by r es id en ts a nd a ls oh I '11 A . , d If' I k Marc h . Overn igh t parking warn,e r ap s t 1ey WI. s It IS, a g reat ea 0 pnva te money 1a s e i the r e xpe ndi tur e , but Council Community L i b r a r ~ ' last wee April PTA meeting. , Copies of Counc il 's resolutions at a mee t ing o f Borough Councild b d thele uthOlized the work to e,' ings we re ta gge d on 330 cars , the re 'l.'he f irst play about the inve n tion were o rde r ed s e nt to b ot h S ta tey e en s p en t on t h e g r oun s. The Communi ty Building none ss a ' y ou ha ve any were 11 fa ilures to heed stop signs, d last ~ f a y ,b e d on e e ve n t ho ug h it will have Inc identally, do of the t el ep ho ne b y A le ra n 1'1' SenatOr Lloyd H. Wood and Stated d h B I 30 0 0 ' f h h 't c ost s to heat 18 cases ot illegal pa rk i ng and 23 I Rt t t '$ 0 ' f t C't ' 'd ' t d bt Idea a ow muc I Graham Bell, Is entitled "A Gird le Assembl"man Lambert Cadwala- As Cour t c \' cr sa ls on a e 0 e oroug 1, a nIce , gl . I Izens pa l t o g o 10 0 I' the Community Building a month? overtime parking charges. Jh $4 000 h I Around the Earth." T hi s p l ay w as del'. Shortly a fte r tlle Zoning Board'st an , to t e fund w 1ich m ad e t he p'urchase POS- Other Improvements \Vell, l as t m on t h it cost $84,52 toI b 'Id' g Ith 1127 gal written In , commemoration of the Fllles for Speeding decision w as h anded down, a gl'oupfl ' h f d d Th b I I Additional provis ions for th" i m- s up p y the Ut m w - AI de, none 0 W 11C wa s eve r I'e un e e a I c u b g av e Ions of fuel oil . . . S Wd 100th anmvel'sary o f exan 1'1' Counc il a lso w en t o n record as ' of si x r esi den ts f il ed a petitionp rovemen t o f the d iamond Wp.r2ali-, treet lenIn l1 Graham Bell's birth. opposing passage of two other with t he M ontgomery C ounty Courtm Pounds, th e ol d grounds-keeper of th e Phillies, $750 fo r thor ize d e very Saturda" mornin.,'" ...J You remember that' overl111 pro- Members of CWlt House bllls which would force them of Common Pieas asking a I',)versal

a ki n g o u t t h e d ia mo n d, after t h e l e am was f or ce d t o v a ca te during t he p la yi ng seaS"ln, and, gram o f i mp ro ve d Ii J:'hting Plans Dlscussed to tUI'n over to the State f lnes col- o f the Board 's uec is ion .c o rr e ct ing the d r aina ge flow be- Which was drawn lip by the The following Is th e c as t . Alex- S ti pu la ti on s o f f ac t h av e b ee n., I I . fi Id th t d k f lected for speeding and for exees-1e ongma p aymg e at e e as e rn e n to rna 'e wa y or t ween t he grandstands which Philadelphia Electric Com- , ander Bell, William Clear; Mr. Wat- I fileu w it h t he COUl'l. Judz" Kn igh tM H t t' B B C ., s iv e w ei gh t o f m ot or \ 'e hi c es, ..e Community Building. ~ : ~ r ~ s b a ~ ~ ~ l e y S between fir9t and ~ : ~ I ~ ; " l I e ~ m s o ~ h a : o : : l d ~ : ' : y oro ounci : ~ ~ ' : 1 ~ ~ ~ ' s H ~ s : ~ ~ ~ ~ n ~ h ~ l i ~ ~ a : c ~ e ~ ~ ~ Legislation that might allow ; ~ ~ l d : ) : , a l ~ ~ ~ ' ~ 1 c ~ : ~ . e "uc nov, )' Wed-A. E. Wohl er t, o f v al ue d m em or y, s pe nt m a ny a dollar d own o n C o n w a ~ ' Ave. want - ney; Mabe l Hubbard, Elva Murray; Philadelphia to annex Narberth 3ndtwo l ig h ts b etwe en Price an d M er'chants O ffer Three other smaller mUl;icipalities b y S ig ne rs o f t h c p et it io n w er c WH.his own je ans for hor ti c u ltur al improvements , On e of his Ct , Cl b Sabine A"es. (where there Will HUbbard, Ba l'kley MacLanen; pooling the votes o f b ot h u ni ts i n lliam H, Boardman,Jr . , of Shadyb I IZen S .,U a r en' t any now). So at Council Feet on Both Sides Ellsh Gray, Charles Claphanson, an e lec t ion fo r that pu rpose wa s. L a ne ; A, L , Lambert, of 612 Shadyitions w as n ev e r real ized, t he a do rnm en t o f t he r ai lr oa d ~ [ o n d a y nl .....ht Bob Cam er on , The membersof the Committee of L M C f lO T P d H f U "' h N b rt h A e a ls o c on demn ed b y Cou nc il Mvn- ane: ". , ummel', 0 "k ( I h f b k d h PI d ') ' b a' e ere chairman of the \Vater, Ught 0 ~ , o . , . ar e v Awards at th e Cen te nnia l Expos l- ur u ST 'an w lIC olms a ac - ro p to t e aygroun With a e- 0 ra. a nd H ea lt h Committee, as l.ed lion,he ld in Philadelphia , are th es e : da y n igh t . n ynne all' A"e, ; George . rim-'ld' . . f b . h I I d b I M h t d operty owners Council's resolution s ta te d t ha t ble, of 1216 Motgnomel')' Ave., ande:m g v ~ \ ' I e g a t ! o ~ ;, t : . ~ o o ~ ' e .. f 1 ~ w e r s . ! h a . ~ s ~ , ? ~ J , d " , , ' . \ . V i ~ J ~ h . e , r - . ~ r ! . ) ' 1 . ; " - " , .._,,:,, .... : o . ; J ~ ; e ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . : . ~ , ~ ( ' N : ~ : r t ~ ~ : .. , b e l V l . ~ . . J . i . 4 ~ ' Sir WllIilim Thompson, Rona ld Sei- ,Wher-easJt Is eS.IIentia! .in the 01', b., J, Hanlon, oL1210 Montgon1el'yt be oyer - lo oked as , a future POSSlb,lhty > as surely [here IS \ Narberth , Ceremonies residents 'of the four ne,,,homes- erford Rd, and Windsor Ave., are ' t e l ' ( f ~ 'Mr: Hunt, JOh." Morrill; Pro derly administra tion of govemlllcnt Ave.down there co ul d h av e so me wi lli ng t o d on at e t hr ee f eet o f f esso r B al 'k er , M ar lo s Chlos, Pro that c i ti z ens ha ve the r ig ht t o(C d h II ht their s idewalk s to w ide n the sl'reet. fessor Watson, Douglas Miner; and Law)'ers to Appearo mn ue o n p ag e t lee,) A committee to discuss plans for g. choose that f irm m os t s ui ta bl e t o_ ~ - - - - - - - - - _ Th is a nnouncemen t wa s made byDon Pedro , Kurt Heintz , Suzanne Law"cI'S "'ho wI'11 allpnal beforeparticipa tion in Narberth's Memo- their nee ds w i th in the frameworl{ J'

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J, G. WILSON PROMOTEDJohn G, Wilson, of 405 Montgom

ery Ave., Wynnewood, ha s beenn amed v ic e p r es id e nt a n d g e ne r almanager o f t he R CA V ic to r Divis io n o f t h e Rad io Corp. of America.,

B)' 60. A, PURRIS6 'On April :Ill, at 7.30 p. m., at the

Narberth School /Oudltorlum fathersof Narberth Cubs w lI I g ive a nllnstrelshOW. All Cubs, the 'l r paren t s andf r iends are InVi ted. '

It will be "sure ' nul l' b l ac k f ac e"w it h e nd m en a nd a genuln r I n te r locutor, a nd a n accompanist p a r e xcellence. ,At the Pa ck Comm i tt e e meet i ng ,WlII lam Clear was named Cub me.ster to succeed Samuel Ba rc l ay , whowill become a member o f the Narberth Scout Troop commit tee . ErnestGor in w as named t o take Clear'splace B.s Pa ck Comm i tt e e chalrrt'!an,The usual presentation of awardsand I o rm ll l I nduc t ion or new memb er s h as b ee n p o st po ne d u nt il t heMay pack meeting.

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2 pound. boor, cubod. !/4 cup flour2 MOiil'. 'oulllon Cubo , 'moll whi,o onion.cup corrolo, dIced % cup po, .., dlcodDred;. moat In f1.ur. Irown. Caver withbo il ln ; wat.. , Add 1040;;1'. 'ouillonCub. Cook ;.ntly f or I h .uII . AddonlaM , carro ls , and po lo t C.ntlnu.to cook for another l4 hOUri. 5.", 6.

AS A BEVERAGE Maggi'.Bouillon truly hit. the spot AS A COOKING AID itbrings new flavor to stews,IOUpS and saucel.

SUBURB..I\NGARDENINGFlIea and wasps, now, making

t h e i r' appea rance In unflnlahed atUCi!' and s to re rooms , can be cont ro ll ed , a ay s P h il a de l ph i a C o un t yA g en t C h ar l es K. Hallowell, byualng a a p ra y m ade of one poundof 110 percent wet tab leDDT powderIn 10 gallons o f w a te r .Th e apray, a pp li ed t o t he walls

and raf ters , leaves a realdue whichkeeps ~ I e a and wasps In co?trolforseveral months.A f iv e p e rc e nt DDT solution inwater-white kerosene-one pound toteu gallons of water-Is suggestedfor finished r o om s o r a t ti c s slnc:-eI t w ll I n o t s t ai n o r o th e rw is e marthe ' surface, The water spray willleave a noticeable res idue.T h e k e ro s en e base material Is

Inftammable a nd m us t be handledwith ca r e. Ano the r p r ecau t ion Isthat the hands should be washedthoroughly afte.r us ing e i th er s p ray ,Tram,plantlng at HomeHom e g a rd e ne r s c a n g row h ig hqlMlIlty plants for transplanting by

observing a few essential rUles, saysJoaeph H, Boyd,extens ionvegetablespecialist of the PennsylvaniaState ICollege.Firat, the t emper a tu re mus t be 'r lght-75 to 90 degrees FahrenheitIn daytime and 60 at night for tomatoes, eggplan ta and pepper s and 60to 70 In day time and 50 at n igh t f o rcabbage, caul i flower , broccol i andlettuce.S tu rd ie r p lan ts r esu l t, h e s ays , ifcl'owding I's avoided, an d by havingthe so il we ll drained. Water needsto be appl i ed o n ly t o prevent wiltIng-once or twice a week. Plant ,Srequh'e ventilation, and develop bestw he n g iv en p l en t y o f light.

The Main Minis ter ial Associationwill hold Its mon th ly luncheonmeeting Tuesday at 12.30 o'clock.Robel ' t Meyers, Executive Directoro f t he M ai n L in e F ed er at io n o fC hu rc he s, t h e f am il y society forth i s immed iate t e r ri tory , win beIhe speaker,

CHURCH GROUP TO MEET

Electrir Co.P l a ~ s S2,000,000Exoansion,President Liveraidge,of Bryn Mawr" Make.Annual,ReporlT h e P h il a de l ph i a E l ec t ri c C om

pany con temp la tes a 200 milliond o ll a r e xp a ns io n p r og r am , I t hasbeen announced by Ho ra c e P . L l versldge, of Bryn Mawr, pres ident,at t h e c omp a ny ' . ann'ual' meeting.Cash r esou r ces now hand, helIald, make new f tnanclng unnecessary In the near future. IPres ident 's Statement"This f a r r e i l c b l ~ g expansionp rogr am , one of the l a rg e st e v er

e st im at ed o n b y the PhiladelphiaElectr ic ~ o m p a n y , Is based on Confidence In t h e f u tu r e growth of thePhiladelphia area."We anticlpa/:e an ever-growing

d em an d f or e le ct ri ci ty a nd ar ep la nn in g a he ad o n t hi s -premlae,notwiths tanding the uncertaintieso f today 'a economy' a nd t he greatdifficulty o f appr a i sing ' what liesahead. I m igh t a d d that w e h av eem,barked on t h is p r og ram onlyafter a mo st c a re f ul s tu d y o f thee lec t ri ca l needs o f t h is Imp o rt a ntarea, the ' r e su l ts o f w hi c h e n ti r el yjustify oUr opUmlam,"Op er a ti n g r e ve n ue s o f t h e c om

pany for 1946 am ou n te d t o $105,464,723, exceeding the previous reco rd h i gh a t ta i ne d I n 1945 by 4.8 percent.No Sale. Lol."While mon th ly s a les o f e lec t ri

c i ty have r e ll ec ted the trend of reconversion and the attendant adjus tments i n t h e n a ti on a l economy,'t h e c omp a ny w a s a b le to completethe f in t fUM post-war year with noappreciable loss in sales," Liversldge reported. "This was the res u l to f s ubstan t ia l ga ins In residential and commercia l sales, togetherw i th the r ap id convers ion f rom wa!'to civilian production, and a largevolume o f new indus t ri a l bu s inessin 1946."Thecompany' s s a le s of electricityt o i n du s tr ia l c u st ome r s s howed 3.maI'ked recovery beginning early In1946, following the Initial sharp,decline when t he w a r ended in Au-gust, 1945.Two N ew ProjectsTwo m a jo r p r oj e ct s in t he p ro

g ra m a re t he n ew $54,000,000 Southwark genera t ing s tat ion , th e In it i alu ni t o f w hi ch Is now In th e prpI im ln ar y s ta g es o f o pe ra t io n, a n dthe $20,000.000 addition of t wo g en e r a tor s and aUXiliary eqUipmentt h e B a rb a do e s p l an t , n ea r N or ri stown.L i ve rs id ge a ls o a n no un ce d t hMa new generator ,has been ordered

for t h e R i chm on d p l an t i n N o rt h eas t Ph il adelph ia , f o r in st a l la t ionIn 1950, Important improvementswl1l a l so b e m ad e at the company'sgas manufacturing plants ' at Chester and West Conshohocken,All d i rec tor s wer e re-elected att h e meet ing .

TOWNOUR

ABOARD U.S.S. GEARINGNe il E .S t . Clai!', chief electrician's

mate, husband of Mrs, EllenLouiseHarrison S t . C l ai r , of 1111 WintersLane, G l a d w ~ ' n e , is serving aboardthe U.S,S. Gearing.

Cellist to Give RecitalAt Radnor H. S. FridaySamuel Mayes , c e ll i st , w i ll g i ve a

benefit recital for t h e T r i-Coun tyConcerts Association a t R ad no rHigh School, Wayne , th i s Fridaynight, April 18, at 8.30 P. M . V in cen t P er si chet t i , pianis t and composc r , w il l be at the piano,There will be n o a dm is si on

c ha rg e, a nd t h e p ub li c h a s b e en Invited. Voluntary contr ibutions towa rd t he s up p or t o f the Trl-Countyorganization w il l b e accepted.Sup.p..ort o f m em be rs w as alsoasked't6i- outf ltt lr ig a baseball teamto be sponsoredby the Bullock-Sanderson Post of t h e Am er i ca n Legion. Uniforms will cost $11 pel'boy and e a ch m e rc h an t w h o outfitsa boy wlll have his n am e o n theback of the unifolm. Th e team wilIbe composed of boys 10 to 15 yearsold.The next mee ting of the Associa

tion wi ll b e h el d May 21,

h im. as a s teward'ss tipend, a bottleof the Fon r Roses and also a box ofc iga rs wh ich only t h e b r av e couldsmoke,And tha t s how the par ty came tobe a n d t h at s w h y v e r y m al \y w er e

no t the r e who th i s ag ing ma n wouldhave been v er y h a pp y t o h a ve w i thhim In the celebration o f b is n at alday,

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e no ug h P , R. R . i n fl uenc e a l 'oundhe l' e t o g e t t h e ~ e v e r a l carload:;; oftop soil needed tor such a gorgeou::ldisplay.Recalling all t h ese th ing s, it is

clear citizens havc made a greaterInvestment In t h e g e ne ra l p ro je ct' than t h e Bo rough itself. if one doesnot include thc annual up- Iteep expcnses which a r c p a id f l 'om pUblicfunds, So. then, a tradition of c i vi ccooperation has been well established an d the motion now before thehouse is: wh at c a n be d on e i n thew ay o f a , v o lu nt ee r m ov em en t t oraise $10,000 for providing the Playground ;with t h in g s w h ic h s ho ul dnot be further pos tponed?

TheSpectator(Continued from

Staff photo by MacGregor .Ardmore Optimists Insfall OfficersnR. J. ('I.AYTO:" l'SnJo:R(,OFl,EK. or 5-t \\,elllnl:'lon Hd., ,JUltmOrl',nl'wh' Inslall('11 pr('sill('nt. or the Arllmore Optimist l:lnlJ. t a lk s t o 01'..Jos( '.;h W. lieay. past pl'('sldl'nt. of optimist International, at the HIIaunllal'llIstallatioll ( l Innl' l ' of I hl ' e ln h l as t Frilla) ' nll: 'ht at J.Ianer('hC'ollllll'\' ('11111. Olhpr OmN'r" 11"lall( 'd III('/uell': .o\lhl'l 't 1/. J'earel", I "XPI'lItlv(" ,lel'-rl'sllll'lIl: Karl If. "'11"'011, "\l'p-ll1'('",llIl'nl : 1('", t'rl'lI('rlekJ.. FI'II"'h, , 'h'P-11I 'I 'sld( 'nl; }'Iortndo F. 1'1'011('111111, seer('laQ'. and .JOhnStlllll:'er, treasllr('r.

We a re discontinuing Olll' Jille of handpainted 1 r a ~ ' s , wastebasket!!, tissue boxes,silent butlers aUll .JcLsey' G1asswl\lc.

"DON'T BE A SLEEPY BUNNY! [, 1"\VAKE UP AND SHOP

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50 Per Cent of Proceeds toGo to Cynwyd Study Group

RUTH LOiERGAN

Miss Es te l le Snarpe wllJ speako n a nd e xh ib it Spl'ing Bulbs at am ee ti ng o f t he G ar de n W or ke rscl ub t o b e h eld Monday at theh om e o f Mr s. Henry M a ~ ' e r , of,Grays L ane a n dE l b ow L an e, H av erford.

Garden Meeting Listed

A Cloth ing Exchange Benellt,sponsored by t he C ynwy d ParentStudy G ro up w il l b e held In theParish Hall o f St . John's ' Churcn't h is T ue sd ay a nd W ed ne sd ay ,Fifty percent of the p roceeds o f

the clothing sold will be tu rned overt o t he Parent S tu dy G ro up . T heres t will revert back to t h e donor sof t h e g armen ts . P ri c es o f t he g a rments will be s et b y t h e Group'sspecial Price Committee.C l ot h in g w il l b e a cc e pt ed f rom

p a re n ts o f c hi ld re n attending theCynw yd S ch o ol o n Tuesday f rom10 A, M. to 3.30 P. M" and w il l b esold Tuesday n igh t f r om 7 to 9 P.M. and on 'Wedne sday from 9 A.M. to 1,30 P. M.Among membCl"s of t he Groupheading committees arranging thcbeneflt are Mrs, F rances Lukens ,Mrs. Frederick K in g, M rs . J, P.Grant, Mrs. E, Davi e s. M r s, L e sl i eKindred, Mrs, Rober t 'Vo rden and

A 54-year-old grandmother isLower MeriOn Township 's e ighthv ict im o f scal'let fever this year.Mrs. Catherine McMenamin, ,'Of9 "'1. Athens Ave" A rdmo re , w a s

s tr ic ke n l a st \Ve dn es da y a n d isconfined to h el ' b ed with a mildcase of the disease. Her two daughters, Mrs. K i tt y J o hn s on a n d Mrs,Ann Nieklos, and th r ec g r andch i l-I d re n, a rc q ua rn nt ln ed f or t he reI q l ~ i r e d three-week period.\Her husband, John. i s l i vi ng with

friends in order to continue working at t h e T ermina l Warehous e Co.in Philadelphia.

Wynnewood, with his wife, Mrs,Margaret McMahon, a nd t he ir t wochildren, Frances , 3, and John, 3rd,aged one, Dur ing the war he s e rved \for t wo y e ar s a s a member of theNavy Shor e Pa t ro l .Sgt. Kramer, who ha s been amember o f the f o rce fo r 16 years,served In the Navy for more thant hr ee y ea rs , H e s er ve d In the Pacific for seven months, and left theservice with the rs,t1ng of a ChiefIn t h e Shor e Pa t ro l .Kramer,who !lves at 18 N. Wyom.Ing Ave., Ardmore, gl 'aduated fromLowerMerion High School with thr.Class of 1923,

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THOSE WHO ARE making facesat t h is r epor t er . as he goes Mthe"'!:'and ~ ' o n t h ro u gh t h e v i ll age , be c a us e o f his a ll eg ed f ai lu re t o bemore free-handed in thc invitationst o h is r e ce n t b h 't h da y p a rt y , h av en ot r ec ko ne d w it h t h e a c tu a l f a ct so f t he case. If t h e a f fa i r h ad b ee nof his own making . th e wholc townwould have been u rged to come, butthat's n ot ho w i t was, Instead, Itwa s a l to g et h er a "surpl'ise," thefirst o f i t s k i n d i n what is ge t ting tobe a rather long l i fe, an d i tw a s organized chielly by c ity friends,whi ch i n t ur n m ea n t t h at most ofthos ewho came lived i n t h eThursday i s u5ual l y a day for workin NewYor k, b u t o n t h is occasion i twa s s ai d t ha t Ma r ia r c t Ba rr , t hevoice t r a ining cxpert o f r a r e t a len t, p S WNAR N . twas com ing .out, as Thu r sday was I rogranls- tatIon ,OrrIS ownhe r o n ly o ff night. When she ar- " 11 h KILOCYCLES-SaO WATTSrived, about 8:30. s he was accompa SUSDA Y Tuesday (Continued) (Thor.day (Continued)In ie d b y 30 o th er s e ac h o f w ho m 1 7 ::!: i A. M.-I\1'\\"8. 1 :lI:i-Organ. :{ ::W-,Jalllbol'ee.. ' , . 7 :aO-:\Iornlnl: Mllsica le . 1 :Hi-Salon Strlos.. :OO-l>iews 10 1\ut lObllll.seemed t o b l 'l ng a bIt o f g rub In ad- 7 : :iO-Cbu r ch I .l nl lc li ll . 1:30-8porI8 Calendar. :02-Jukehox.

Idition to a gif t , said gif ts represent- 8 :OO- Oos pel Sl ng cr s. 1 :4,.-Cotc Glee Clab. 4 :30-SUIJURDASi ng t he m os t e xt ra o rd in a l' y t h in g s Ii ::lO-Dcvoliolls. :! : O O - ~ E W S , IU:.o\DLISES., lJ :00-1Ireal,rast Assn. 2 :10-'IJllle out. 4 Line IIIlllneethat \Voolworth could prOVIde, 10 :OO-SonI';S by l l a ~ e . . 2 :lr.-Guess Ibe 'l 'une. l\ :OO-Sporls News.IT he re we re al so s ome f ri en ds LO :1r.-1o'rlendIY Nelgbbor. 2::lO-\'alley Forge Hosp. II : la-NEWS,to : : l O - ~ c \ \ ' S SUlllmary. :I :oD-lIlaster\\'orks.from Narberth, but no t many , The LO ::lr.-1I'ory .I: lleeds. :: :::O-,lamboree. FRlJUYb es t g if t, hov'cver, was o f l oc al ILO : 4, ,- Ho un dl l\ 1 ' l' lme. 4 :00-l\e\\'8 In Nut She ll . 7 : 00 A, ~ 1 . - l \ E W S .ol'igin a grand pound-cake broug-ht Ll :OO-Baltllllorc 4 :02-./lIkebox. 7 :I;;-Dr, 1IlIchnclson.. Tahernacle. 4 : : I O - ~ I a l u Line lIIatlnee. 7:311-Wllcy ~ l I s s l o n .by Freda Schr 'pfer . an d decora!! 'd L:! :00-l\e\\'8 ~ U m D l l l r y . II :OO-Sporls 1\ew.. 7 :4:i-MorlllnJ: lIIuslc.In s uperb manner . Whe the r Freda 1 : ! : l ~ - ' 1 ' ! l c Main LIIlNS. 5 : 1 1 i - 1 ' ~ : W S , ll:lIQ-NEWS,. I:! :4a-l\or\\'lekl, s ongs . 5 : 30- SI I: 'I l oil', S : O : i ~ F r l e n t l l y Neighbor.baked It herself ha s not as ~ ' e t been, 1:00 P. 1II.-He...l...al Hour , WEIlXEsn.o\'I II :10-Mornlng Music.learned. or at least provpn, as the re 2 :OO-1\e\\'s. 7 :00 A. 1 \ I . - J , ; j ~ W 8 , 8 :30,Church CounCil.d . :! :10-'1'lmc OUI. 7 :Ir.-Dr. 1 IlI ch ael soo . 8 :4l1-Morntng III II sic.was no etector, alound t ? d et Cl - 2 :Ir.-Mllslcal Gems. 7 ::10- W l 1 e ~ ' 1I1Is8101l. II :OO-NEWS,,/ mine whc thp r he r p l 'e s su r c went up :! ::W-Cburch or ,.oIl'. 7 :4r.-Morlllnjt Music, II :O:i-Aroun,l '1'own.01' d ow n w he n s he a ns we re d t he :J :OU -Col lc cn Mal il le e. S :O_O-1oOI;WS. U615-Clll l r ch ot Ihe, 3 :30-Gospel Echoes. S :0 ., -1 o'r lel ll ll y :O;elghhor. Open Do or .questIOn. At any rate, t h e c a k e was 4:OO-GoRllel 110111'. S:11I-1IIorlllul:' Music. lJ ::l0-1IIelotll"5,good exceedingly SO and it i s wel l r. :OO-SI'OrI8 ~ e w s . S:::O-Collllcil or Chllrches 10 :OO-NEWS., . , a : 1 5 - ~ ' ; E W 8 . 8:4r.-1IIorllluJ; 1III1sh:. 10:1r.-....A program.known that t he lady o f Graylmg- 5::J0-SI),\'1I otT, II:OO-NIo:WS. 10::IO-Rhytllm.Manor is a blue-ribbon bakel', II :05-Around 'rOwII. 10 ::;:;-Ne1\'s Summary.Fortunately f or t he h os pi ta li ty 7'.00 A,&I.OI,:O;_u , . ; - \ E ~ \ \ ' S . \) :15-Chllrch o r I he 11 :OO-Ele"eo 'l 'en.,.. " Open Door, 11 :30-Blllldl\'ngon.whi ch w a s i n o rd e r, a case' of Foul ' 7 :I:i-Dr. Michaelson. II :30-lIIcloliles. I:! :OO-News Summary.

Roses a r riv ed earlicr in the day' 7 :30-Wllcy Mission. 10 : O O - ~ E W S , 12 :llI- '1'he Alain Unen,, 7:4r .- : llor/ l ll1g 10 :1r.-80, American Way. I:!::IO-Farm Hour.t h ro u gh t h c good off ic es o f Rnbbl 8 : l I u - ~ ' a ; w s . 10 :::O-Uhythm, 1:00 1'. ~ 1 . - l ' \ E W S .Cordoza of ~ h i l a d e l p h i a ' s oldest 8:05-1o'rle/l--Bantlwagon.7 : l l i-Dr. lI11cl1aelson. to :15-So. American Way. 1:l :Oo-Newl Sl!lWmsry.7 :30-Wiley Mlssloo. to :30-Uh)'lhm, III : l l i-Man Oil Ibe Street.1 :41i-Mornlng Mus ic . t o : 5: ; -1 \ e\ \' 9 8ummary, I:! :30-Farm Bour.,S :OO-1oOEWS, 11 :OO-E1e...cn T en. 1 :00 1', JII.-NEWS.II :Ua-Arollntl Tow.. II :30-Bantlwsgon. 1 :05-'l'he Storl Teller.:1 :Hi-Chnrch or the L2 :OO-News Summarl. 1 :30-lOport. Calentlar.O I ) ( ~ U Door, L2 :lCi-Man 011 the Street. 1:411-Cote Glee,Club.II : : : O - ~ I e l o d l e s . III ::lO-)o'arm HOllr, 1::ill-NEWS.IO:IlO-NEWS. 1:00 1'. 1IJ.-NE\VS. :::OO-WlllI. and BOyl.1Il:11i-Sn. A''' ' 'r lcan Woy 1:1111-0rgan, ll::lO-Tlme to Dance .

,II :::O-llhylhm. 1:lli-8111011 Strings. :! :4li-l'roudly We Hill.110 : r . I i - ~ c w ~ Snmmary. 1 :30-Sporte Calendar. :l :OO-lIIsslerworki.Ll :OO-le,'ell Ten, 1 :45-Cole Glee Club. :I :30-,lamboree.11 :aO-llalldwagon. II :OO-NEWS. :OO-New. In Nut 8hell.\It:! :OO-News Summary. 2 :10-1.'lIoe Out. 4 :02-Jukebolt.12 :IIi-Malll Liners. 2 :Ui-Guesl the Tune. :30-tdaln Line Matln..t:! ::lO-Farlll Hour. 2 ::JO-Sbut-Jn Hour. II :OO-Rporh New..1 :OO-NEWS. 3 :Oo-Masterworks. Ii :ll1-NEWS.

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All Three PoliceShifts Will NowHave Own LieutenantPo ll ee Sergean t Robert B. Ml1ler,veteran of 12 years on the Lower

force, was named a lieutent Wednesday n ight by the BoardCommissioners,Also appo inted were three news e rgeant s . T hey ar e GeorgeK ram er , J oh n J . McMahon, Jr .Raymond Bruce Valen tin e.

HeldW i th t he a p po in tme nt o f L t . Mil.Lower Merion wil l now have a

In c h ar g e o f e a c h o f t hee e igh t -hour s h i ft s the police

The appointments were madp. byCommiss ioners fl'om a list ot

p re se n tc d t o t hem by t.heCivil Service Commissione x am i na ti o ns h el d l a st

Lt. Miller, who lives at 3 MapleWest Manayunk, jo ined theMerion police f or ce i n 1935

nd w as p romo ted to sergeant In939..ower Merion GraduateHe g r adua ted f r om Lower Merionigh school in 1926 and, during'the' ' ' 'orld W ar , s er ve d f or t wo y ca rsi n t he N av y w i th t he Shorp. Patrol.sgt. Valentine, who lives at 2')

Ri t tenhous e P lace , A rdmore , Is aveteran of 18 years' s e rv i ce on thepoJice force ,He w as one o f twoLower Mp.L'ionpatrolmen who were as signed tospecial accident inves tigation duty:following completion of a course ofstud v at the Traffic School at North- Mrs. O. Zenger!.western University. ' I -------With t h e o t he r accident invl'stl- ARDMORE WOMAN, 54,gation specialist, h e w as recently

assigned to routine motorcycleduty. SCARLET FEVER VICTIMsgt. McMahon, a veteran :>f 10

years' s e rv i c e on the Township pol i ce f o rc e , g r ad u at e d f rom L ow erMerion High School In 1935, AtLower Merion. he p l a ~ ' e d varsity:football for t h ree year s ,HI' Jives at 526 Rockland Drive,

April 17: '].947

AU l1l)inted~ e J 1 ! e a n t . ~...

TJI.Jn. B'oard

Named Police Lieutenant

8/7/2019 Our Town April 17, 1947

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RECORDSComplete Stock ofCLASSICAL a nd ALL

FRED DANNENHAUER, Jr.

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From $24.50 to $19.60From $16.75 to . . . . . $14.40From $19.95 to .. , .. . $15,95Also - 20 Per Cent Off on all

, ' : , - " , ~ BOUDOIR LAMPS and on all. ~ : : ~ TABLE LAMPSWide Variety of ROOM HEATERS 20 Per Cent Off

Immediate Delivery onRADIOS AND COMBINATION SETS

Also Selection of Electric Clocks and Electric BlanketsNARBERTH ELECTRIC & 'RADIO CO.

Margaret Esther Blackman,Karl Zeisler Married Saturday

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Ar'alene JohnstonAnd Joseph DoanHold N u p t i ~ l sTownship Voters L ~ a g u e to HoldElection of Officers WednesdayKnow your League wlJI be the Ivice-president , Mrs. J . T own s en d

t h em e o f an annual meeting of th e ISe ll e rs , o f B r yn Maw r; r e co r dl n l'Miss Aralene Baral Johnston, Lowe'r Merion Townsh ip L eague o f s ec r et a r y: Mrs. S. Jervis Brinton, of

daughter of Mr I lnd Mr s. H . C la y Wom en V o te r s W ed n es da y , April IArdmore; and treasurer , Mrs, PhilipJohnston, of . 12 Conshohocken 23, ,at Overbrook Golf C l ub , wh en F .Mu rr a y, o f Merion, th e latter twostate Rd., Penn Valley, became the election of officers wlJI be he ld . u p f o r re-election.bride of J os e ph , L aRo ch e D oa n, J r. , G ue st speaker wi ll be Mrs. Ralph Slated for e lect ion t o b o ar d o f dl-s on o f M r. and Mrs. J. L. Doan, of A. Young, who In 1945-46 wa s vice- rectors are: Mrs . H . M. Weir, ofE lkins Park, In a candlelight qere- president, Eastern area,of the Penn- Merion; Mrs. James P. Carroll, ofma ny S at ur da y e ve ni ng I n t he s yl va ni a State League. Penn Valley; Mrs, Edwar d P . DaB al a- Cy nw yd Me th od i st C h ur cn . At an 11 A. M, business meeting vies, of Cynwyd; Mrs. En os J . Del'.T he R ev . D r. Franklin Duncombe wh ich s ta rt s t he d ay 's p ro gr am , h am , o f B ry n M aw r, M rs . D an ie lpe l' f ormed the ce remony , as si s ted c h a l r m e n ' ~ reports will be given and ' Mungall, J r . , of Ardmore ; and Mr,.b y D r. W tl Il am H . F or d a nd DI'. elec tions held. with Mrs. Thomas L. F. N. Floyd, of Wynnewood.W.' H . Bech told , K a ne o f Merion s la ted fo r re-elec- Presented fOI' election to the 1948, T he b r ide ,who was given In mar.' tion as p r esident . Bu ff e t luncheon nom ina t ing commi t t ee wi ll be : Mrs.rlage by h e r f a th e r, w or e a n Ivol'y wl1l be served at 12.30. Daniel Mungall.of Rosemont, chairs a t in gown wh ich was embro ide red At 1.30 P. M.Mr s . Young , whore - man; Mrs. Emes t Ea r ne s t, o f G lad with pea rl s and featured a basque cent ly s e rved as de lega te f r om the wyne ; and MI's. Robert C. Teare, ofwaist, long sleeves and a full skir t League of Women Voters of th e Wynnewood. Nominations f ur a llending In a l ong t r al i l, Her hell'- United States to Unesco sessions at offices m ay a ls o b e m ad e fl'om theloom point venice lace'vell fell o ve r L a ke S uc ce ss , wlJI d is cu ss "O ur floor by anyvo t ingmember, p rov lda tulle veil, a nd w as held with a National Office and How It Func- e d t h e c onse n t o f t h e nominee shallc or on et o f t he l ac e e mb ro id er ed tlons." have been secured.with pearls. She ca r r ied a shower Mrs. Young, who holds a Ph. D. At the morn ing mect lng , pendin jibouquet of lilies of the valley, 1I1acs In English Literature f r om the Uni- b i ll s in the Nat iona land S ta te Coo-and orchids. ' verslty of Pennsylvania, is c o- au th - g re ss w hi ch c on ce rn t h e I ..eague',Mrs, Thomas Jackson NealaI ' w it h D r. H a ro l d F . A ld e rf e r o f p r og r am will be r epo r t ed on as fol-

served as matron of honor, and the the book "Know Your Pennsylvania: l ows : M rs . Robbert W. 'Villiams, ofbridesmaids I nc hi de d M is s Joan "-Your ' St at e a nd Local Govern-' Bryn Mawl', National hills; and Mrs.Patricia Bushemi , M iss M a r ~ ' J o- m en t. " 'Formerly o f R os e V a l l e ) ' , ~ J o h n D. Moor e, of Nal'belth, Sta t .sephine Dunnington, Miss E l la b et h P e nn sy lv a ni a , s he n ow lives in I bills.Wingate, Miss Jane Walker , ,M iss Wash ing ton , D . C, : Repolts will be m ad e b y t he fol-Anne Middleton and Mrs. Charles Other officers on t h e s la t e w h ic h 'lowing League chairman: education,O. Walls, Jr. wil l be p r esen ted by MI's. John Por-: Mrs. J. Townsend Sellers ; equalizoThe m at ro n of hanOI' wore a tel' Scot t , o f Merion, chairman ofling opportunities, Mrs, Edward P."own o f violet marqu i sl t t e over t a f - th e nom ina t ing commi tt ee , in c lude 'Dav ies ; in t er na tlonal l ' el a t ion s, Mis.

feta with a head-dress of v io le t t he following: IJessie C. Evans, o f M er io n , andtulle. 1'he bridesmaids wore s imilar First vice-pres ident, Mrs . Hugh I voters' service, Mrs. Lewis N. Jasoogowns In p et a l p i n k w i th m a tc h in g Mon tg om er y, o f AI'dmOl'e; secondof Haverford.headpieces. All ca r ri ed o ld- f as h - '----------loned bouquet s o f pink r os es a n dviolet freesia.Richard A. Do an a ct e d as best

m a n f o r h is b ro t he r, a n d t h e u s he r "were Harry Clay Johnston, 3d, Ed ward S teinmetz, J r ., Robe l 't Bechtold, Walter CI'owell, J r. , H e rm anScheurer, Jr. 'and Henry Simpson.A reception at t h e Union L eaguefollowed t he c er em on y. A ft er awedd ing t r ip to Bermuda, Mr. Doanand his bride will c a ke t h ei r homein Abington.

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JefferiesLADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR

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Mrs.

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Colorful C e r ~ m o n y Heldin Merwood; Couple

Isabelle V. WalkerMarried SaturdayTo John Keavney

O UR T OW N

The bride, whowas g iven in marr ia ge b y h er b l 'o t he r , L . SterlingPhipps, Jr" wore an ivory s a t in s u i ta whi t e p le a te d m al in e hatt rimm ed w it h s at i n a n d forget-menots. She canied a bouquet o f yellow roses and delphinium,

Madeleine ShinnenWed in ArdmoreMadeleine Phipps Shinnen, daugh

tel' of Mrs. L. Stel'lIng Ph ipps, o f35 Glenbrook Rd" Ardmore, becamethe h l 'i de o f Willard A. Hofmaier,fOn of MI'. and MIs. Henry Hofm ai er , o f N or th P hi la de lp hi a, i nSt. Mary' s E p is copa l Chur ch, A rdmore, l a s t F r iday afternoon. Th cRev. J. Gillespie A rms tr o ng p er f o rmed the ce remony .

The WashingtonMemorial Chapel a corsage of g l 'e e n orchids.of Valley Forge wa!! t h e s e t ting for LeRoy E. Foulkrod, of Brookline,a pretty wedding Saturday aCter a ct ed a s b es t m an , a nd the usher ,noon, when Miss Margaret Esther Iwere J o seph C. Blac!tman, brotherBlackman, daughter of Mr. and Io f t h e bride; F red Warner , Jr" :lndMrs . I Ia F. Blackman , o f 607 Val- Lincoln Warner, .both of !':al'lJel'th,l ey R d. , L laner ch, becamethe b r ide and James FranCIS, of \V'ynnewood.of Karl George Zeisler , son of Mr. A r ec ep ti on f or t h e f am il ie s a ll dEm'lly Strawbr,dge clOSe fricnds followed t h e ce r emonyand Mrs. George H. Zeisler, of 5017 at the h om e o f t h e b r ide 's pa r en t s .W d S t d HanselI Rd., Wynnewood. After a wedding trip to Virginia . ,, e on a ur ay The bride, who was give n in MI'. Zeis ler and his bride will rCoide

The m ar r: ag e o f Miss Em i ly mar ri age by ' h er f at he r, wo re a temporarily in Wynnewood.to Live in S. Ardmore Clothle l ' StraWbr idge, d!\ughter o'f go.wn of wh it e s a t in , fashioned with IT he m ar ri ag e o f Miss Isabelle IMr, and Mrs. Frederick H. Straw. a sweetheart neckline, long pointed Attends Tea Dance

Vel'onica Walker, daughter of Mrs, bridge, of Wynnewood, to Thomas sleeves and a f i tt e d sk l' r t end.In'" "" d h' E'" ""I S Ipman dgar N. Smith, sonIsabella V. Walker, of 5 E. Bene J o seph Wr igh r, son of DI'. and M rs . I n a long scalloped train. Her fln- of Colonel William D. Smith,dict Ave. , S . Ardmol' e , t o J oh n J o E dw ar d V. Wrigh t , o f 310 Chest- t' II US1\"C (I 'et,), of 111 St. GC01'g"',h I A ger- Ip tu e veil was held with a sep {eavney, s on o f Mrs. Mary nut ve., Nal'berth, took place quiet- Rd" Ardmore, attended a tea dUllceK ea vn ey , o f t he B ro ns on A pa rt - Iy Satul 'day morning in t h e r ec to ry saolin a nd t ul le c ap t ri mm ed w it h given by the Superintendent andments , A rdmore , took p lace at 10Iof St. Ma rg a re t 's C h ur ch , N a r- s ee d p ea rl s, and s he ca r ri ed '1 h ou - M rs . James L. Holloway, Jr., "I. theo'clock Saturday mom lng, In t he b er th . T he Rev. Charle s P . O'Con- q u et o f c al la lilies. U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis,S t. D en is C ha pe l, Merwood. The' no r pe rf o rmed the c e r e m o n ~ ' . Miss Jean W . B l ac kman , who Md., i n h on or of the midshil'lI1cnRev. Charles Shine officiated. The bride wore a powder blue s il k s er ve d a s maid or honor for h el ' w ho cngaged in full a nd w in te rThe bride, Who w\as given in mar. Ilrepe d r es s m ad e w i th c a p s le ev es s is te r, w or e a cel 'i se fa il le d r ess s por t s at the a c a d e m ~ ' .

Miss W ini f red , A, phipps , w.1lP r ia ge b y h er brotilJer, Mr. Joseph and t r immed w i th a l ace In se r t at whi ch f ea t ur ed c a p sleeves ane! .. ! i i - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~s er ve d a s m ai d of h o no r a nd only Walker, wo re a White brocaded the f i t ted bodice . He r pink straw' bustle at t he b a ck of the skirt. The I'attendant f or h er s is te r, w or e an satin gown f a s h i o n ~ d with a sweet- ha t was t rimmed w i th m a tc h in g bridesmaids, MI's. Joseph C. Blallk3qua marine s i lk moire taffetadressIheart neckline, long sleeves and >1 ,'eiling, a nd s he c ar ri ed a wh it e m an , . of L an Sd ow ne , sister-in-lawIwith a lUlatching p leated maline t igh t -f i tt i ng bodice s cal loped at t h e p r ay e r b oo k a n d g a rd e ni a s. of the bl'ide, and Mrs. Robert Hcmhat t rimmed w it h C av al ie r r os e. w ai st li ne .He r finger-tip i l lusion vei l Mrs, Charles Urle, o f N a rb e rt h b e rg er , of Chestnut Hill, wore s im- ,buds. She can 'i ed a bouquet o f the w as m ou nt e d o n a l ong tu ll e veil sister of t h e b r idegroom , ilar gowns In chartreuse. AlI WOl'e! 'osebuds and yellow s na pd ra go n s. a nd fell from a whi t e s at i n c r ow n served as matl'on o f h on or and h al o h at s w hi ch ma tc he d t he irtrimmed with peal'ls and crys tals on ly b r ida l attendant, wore a l ight dresses, andca r r i ed s p r ing bouquets

She carried a white prayer book grey ,silk crepe d re s s a n d a d ar k o f tUlips, iris, d a i si e s and hea the r .a nd an ol'chid, with a s how er o f b lu e hat t r immed w i thpowder b lue MI's. Blackman wore a greycrepesatin ribbon, caught with ferns and flowers, Her c o rs ag e w a s of b lu e g ow n w it h dark blUe accessoriesstephanotis. cornflowers. a c or sa g e o f m i ni a tu re p i nk,.. Charles StOUdt, Of Narberth, act. l o s es and baby' s b r ea th , T he mo th - j..... iss Ida Rupelll, of Ardmore,w a sm a i d o f h on or , and t he b ri de s- e d a s b es t m an . T he re we re no el' o f the b l 'l d eg room chose a light

m ai d wa s M is s Gertrude Stubbs, ushers . After a wedding trip to t he g re en suit with a brown hat andf St Poronos, the couple will reside In i ~ ; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~a rathmel'e. N. J. They wOI'e bro- Narberth. 'caded s a tin gowns in s hades o f p inkand blue, respectively, Their f1ow- C'LEARANCE' ,e r ed headp ieces f ast ened the s hou l - Church Associtltion . der-Iength vells, and t h ey ca r ri ed To Meet. on Tuesdaycolorful bouquets of mixed fiowers. The Woman's Association of theMrs. Walker ' w as g ow ne d i n a First P resy te r lan Chu rch of Ardg re y c re pe d re ss w it h a flower more will meet at 2.:ro p. m Tues .trimmed hat and an o rc h id c o r day in the Parish House.sage. The mo the r o f the bridegroom Mrs, J. Clal'ence Atkinson, ass istchose a n a vy b lu e model and II an t t o t h e m i ni st e r o f t h e C h es tn u twhite hat t r immed w i th wh it e f l o w ~ Hill Presybterian Church,and viceers. Her co rs age was of gardenias. pres ident of the Presbyterial, willJerry Keavney se,rved as b es t s pe ak o n h er t ri p t o the hllls ofm an f o r his brother, and t h e u s her s Ken tucky .

were BemaI 'dKeavney and Eugene LESSON.SERMONLISTEDKeavney, Also b ro th er s o f t he " Do ct ri ne of Atonement" is thebridegroom. SUbject of the Lesson-Sermon In all

A reception at t h e h om e of t h e Chu rches o f Ch ri s t, S c ien ti s t, S un b r ide 's mo the r followed t h e c e re - d ay , A pr il 20. T h e G ol de n T e xt Is:many . A f ter a wedd i rlg t r ip to the "The Redeemer s hal l come to Zion,New Eng land S ta te s , Mr. KeavneyIand unto them t ha t t ur n from

hisbride will res idetemporarily transgress ion in J a c ~ b , saith ' theIn South Ardmore. L o rd" ( I sa i ah 59:20). '

View Antiques At Bala-Cynwyd Show: \ m ~ . F1O:,\]( C. I 'E1SE, of J!I SlIlrley 1((1., :\arbl'rtll, member of the : ' \arberth Woman's Commnll l t) ' ( ' Inb,lind .. 101111 Eo Krnmcl', of 12H (herhlll Rd., q ' n w ~ ' d , IJlember of Ihe 88la-(;) 'n",) 'd Club, admire a StrM-fordshlre .\ll11lollna a t ( he Clnh's ,\ntlIIlIl'S l"1I01\' last week. The )' are standing hefore an ..;ngl1sh (lUel'lI.\11111' "('1'I'lnry. Both the madolllla alld s l ' c r c l a r ~ ' were b:'lng sho",n the AW\'S ('ountr)' SIIOII, ornala-C)IIIII',nl, P h ot o b y MacGr eg or .

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s ponsor ed by the Narber th Junia;Women's Community ClUb l a s tF r i day n igh t , were Mr . and MIs. Vlnc ~ n t J. Stolz, Mr, an d Mrs, RayHuntel', Mr. and Mrs. Wllli,am Heizer and Mrs. Donald Reed.T h e n ex t d an ce w il l b e heid

day, ApI'1I 25.T O R ET URN HOMEMrs. T i tus S t l' awhecke l' , o f 512HomeWOOd Ave., Na'rberth,who has

been in B r yn Mawr H os pi ta l fOl'the l1ast f ew' weeks, i s expected tor e t u ~ n to her home this Week-end.

t er no on . O t he r officers e lec ted tos er ve w i th Mrs. C l ar k f or a twoyear tel'm Includc the following:Mrs. E . M. Parron, vice-president;Mrs, A. B. Whce ler , correspondings ec r et a ry , a n d Mrs. E. CarrollJones, Mrs, ,WlJIlam Lakeman andMrs, Robert P r i ce , d i rec tor s .It ' \ tas announced that Mrs. Edwin Kirk had r esigned as secondVice-president, a nd t ha t t h e b o ar dwould appoin t a m em be r t o fillt h e v a ca n cy u nt i l t h e n ex t election.All c h ai rme n a n d officers alsop re se nl ed t h ei r a n nu a l r e po rt s att his meeting.Speakel ' o f t he a ft er no on w asMrs. "V. J, Heydr iek, who ta lkedon " Th e A r t o f L iv in g T o ge t he r. "The Camp and Huspltal Committe, whobe chairman is Mrs. J . H.Speck, 'held a dessert-bridge Wednesday aftel'noon, at t h e h om e ofMrs. William Lakman, of 410 Conshohocken State Rd., Penn Valley.The Conservation and Garden Department will hold a committeemee ting Tuesday at the home ofMrs. George H. Sm ith , o f 408 Conshohocken Stale Rd., Penn Valley.MI's. H, J, Balzer is chai rman o ft h i s g roup .

Miss E l i sabe th Se idenburg willserve as maid of hunor and onlya t tendan t a t the wedding of he rslste l ' , Miss Ethel Mae Seidenburg,

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WYNNEWOOD GIRL CHOOSES JUNE WEDDING DATE~ I A U R I ; \ G J o ; of l\)lss Anita Uarlt') l,unser, 11uUj;htl'I' or "II '. Rud 1I1r';.I .auser. of 6':;0 Lo\'es Lane, W.\'nnewood, to Rolph ..;..kels. ulso or

. , SOil of "11'. ! lnd "I r s. l la ll ih (" El'kel-, of Steel ton, J'u., willp18l-'e lSl1tur,IR,,1' Ilftemoon, June 28, In st. )Iartln's Church, Haduor .Kev. Blcil1tU'4 : a : ! ( f a i t I ~ y Ilt1i1lerlorm the l:eremony.) .

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Club . Miss Seidenburg _ans Luncheon To Wed Ardmorite

MRS. EI..J..SWORTH CLARKE ll sw or th C la rk , o f 106Ave" Narber th, was e lec t pres ident of the Narherth WomCommunity Cluh T u es d ay a f -

M. Baxter Becomes BrideCeremony Early W ~ d n e s d a ye m alTi ag e o f Mi5s Ursula in of the bride. The attendants wereBaxter , daug-hter of MI'. and gowned a l ike In a q u a - m a r l ~ e lafTheodore Maurice B a x t e l ~ , o f fe ta q re sse s m ad e w it h off-the-, ~ h o u l d c r necklines ,They woreviole,Edgehill. Rd., Baja-Cynwyd. to hats, tied u n de r t h e c h i n w it h tulleJ, a ,Connol" son of Mrs, of t he s am e s ha de a s their gowns.N. 0 Conn?r, of Ovcrbroolt' l and calTied bouquets of viole!..;.

k p la ce ,last \\' edncs day morn ; Mrs. Bax te l ' wo re an aqua Crepeat 11 a clock, 111 St. Matth iaS d r es s, and a hat t l ' immed with flow

~ a l a - C Y l l w Y d . The Re\'. e rs o f t h e s am e s ha de , H el ' c o r 5 a g ~0 Co nn or. b ro th er o f t he w as o f p in k ol'chlds. The nh,thel'pe l' f ormed the c er e- I ' f th b' d ha c 1'1 egroom c ose a grevel'cpe model with a pink hat a n ~ 1bride, who wa s g i vc n i n ilia 1'- i a co rs age o f p ink camel li a s.

e b y h er f at he r. w or e Mf- John O 'Conno r ac ted as best manmode l o f cream c ol ol c d f or h i s b rothe r, and the ushers in- L . B _

and lace, Th e lace of thtl bod- c luded Wil l iam O 'Conno r a nd J o- ,OlS o w e r ~e x t e ~ d e ~ i n p oi nt s d o ~ n troe seph O'Connor, a ls o b r ot h er s o f t he I s l{l r t I I l to a fUll t r ai n . H e r h ri de gr oom; J os ep h Mansfield, of Wed 1nArdmoree f ac e veIL was held wllh an Philadelphia; F r an k B ax te r an dc ap h an de d w it h b r :l ided Theodor e Maur ice Baxter, Jr" Miss Lois Maric Bowers, uaughshe carded whi t e o rc h id s h ro t he r s o f t h e bl'ide, a n d T h om a s t el ' o f M r. and MI's. Amos J. Bow-

Julie Anne Berkin of Mer- Patchell of Philadelphia ers, of 131 Arnold Rd., Ardmore,.' , , . b ec am e t he b ri de o f D on al d Irvinserved a s m ai d of hono r , and A l 'ecept lOn at t he B a rc l ay foJ- D k 't f 1\' d M C "'1" " UC WI Z, soq a ,.1'. an rs. arbl ' ldesmmds were M I ~ s Rita lowed t h e ce remony . A f tcr a w et ! E , Duckwi tz, o f Chai lon t , P a ., i n ach , o f B a l a - C y n w ~ ' d ; Mis s F l o r- d in g trip to F lor ida , Mr. O'Connor pretty ce remony in St. Paul 's LuMcKeon, of Cynwyd, and Mi"s and his bride will reside tempo ra r- th eran ChUl'ch, Ardmore, Saturdayalso of Cynwyd, cous- ily in Havcrford. a ft er ll oo n. T he R cv . D r, A lb er t C.

I K&nzinger pel'formcd thc c e r e m o n ~ ' .T he b ri de w ho was given in marriage by her f a the r , wore a gownof White ehimtilly lace, which fcatured a high round necldine, a f it !.e:d bodice, l ong tapcr ing sleevesand a full skirt wh ic h e nd ed i n atrain.Her s hou lde r l ength tUlle veil washeld with a ca p of chantilly lace,and she carried a white prayerbook with a s h ow e r o f w hi t e s at indaughte r o f MI'. and Mrs. C. LoUis ribbon and rosebuds,

Seidenburg, of Drexel H il l, t o Ed-I Miss Nancy Lee Bowers, of Westward Andrew Va5sallo. s on o f Mr ./ Ches ter , s e rved as m ai d o f h on orand only attendant f or h er cousin.and Mrs. Andrew Vassallo, of 313, She was gowncd in an icc blue silkLocust Ave., AI'dmore, which willi dress made w i th shor t sleeves and, . I a very full s k i rt . S he wore a bandtake p lace at 5 a clock Saturday, 111 io f p in k r os eb ud s i n h er h ai r, a ndGrace Lutheran Chu rc h, D re xe i icanied a colol'ful bouquet of springHill. T he R ev , D r. Lloyd M. 'Val- ' flowers, FrederiCk A. Hofmaie r ac ted as" MI's. Bow er s w or e a becom ing best man fOl' h i s b rothe r, and t hel i ck w l ll offiCiate. dress of pinll crepe with a match - u s her s included Jack Jordan, Rob-,Bradley Rogcr s. o f Wynnewood, flowered, hat and cOl'sage o f p i nk Iert Hein tz, Reuben L eypo ld t andWill a ~ t a ~ best man, t.he ush- and While,. cal'llatlOns. The mothel ' Herbert Hofmaier, b ro th er o f t heers Will. mc lu de L esh e H ig h, o fIo f t he b ll de gr oo m chose a blue I: 'dDr exe l H il l , and Gus Powers, of: SUit. and hat With a corsage of car_ j ,n egroom.A d natIOns. Act ' t H f d C I' more.. . Rober t Duckw i tz acted as best re ep IOn a a v er o r OUI',A s f m a ~ I , r e c e P t l O n for tfhie I m d m e ~ J - man f o r h i s brothel ' , and the ushers , Hotel f ~ l l O w e d t h e ce remony .A f te ra te a ml he s a nd close l' en s Wil l inclUded Roland C, Cbapman of a weddmg t ri p to Bermuda, MI'.

follow t h e ce r emony at the home E lk in s P ar k, a nd J . E ar le M a ~ l e y , Hofmaie r and his bride will makeof t h e b r ide 's pU'ents. ' o f Upper Darby . theil' home ,in Ardmore.Miss Seidenburg is a gmduate of I Following the ceremony thel'e

Upper Darby H igh School. MI'. Vas was a bridal d in ne r a t Haverford M Ds al lo w ho g r adua ted f r om Lower COUl'l fOi' the ~ e d d i n palty ancl erI011 A R.' . members of the ImmedIate families M e l ' l o ~ High School, spent f ~ u l ' After a t ri p t o S ky to p in theyears III th e A r m ~ Air Co rp s With canas , th e young coup le will reside IChapterMeetsthe r an lt o f Cap tam . in Chalfont. On SaturdayMAKES HONOR ROLL M' H II W dYACHT ING '1 'R IP Miss Jeanne Zeigler, of Merion, ,ISS e, er e 5

Joscph \\Talker \ Ve ar, o f wa s included o n t he w in te r t er m W'II' .Ave. a n d Ros e i ~ a n c , Hon or R ol l at F lo rida Sou the rn I I lam Bingham S ince October , 1941, w he n D r.I John Robbins Hart, rector of thee l 'f o rd , i s c ru is ing in s o u ~ h e r n Margar e t Spar l ts , d aughte r o fMl'. Th ' ,s w i th Mr, Joseph E. D av ie s a nd Mrs. A rc hi e S pa rl ts o f 403 1 ,e nlarl'lage of Miss S tephanie \yas hlng ton Memor ia l Chape l, Vai-Ambassador to Russia, andIWoodside A.ve., Na rb e rt h , i s o n t h e .1'IMfal'leJ Hellher, daughter of Mr. a nd l ey F or ge , s po ke o n t he b ui ld in gof NewYork andPalm i n di vi du a l S ub j ec t H o no r R ol l at I'S, , ~ s e p Hellel', of Garrett HllI, of a hell tower for the Washington, to 'Wilham Bingham Jr so f 1\' Memorial Natlom\1 Carillon, said toch , on their yacht. Penn Hall, Chambersburg, Pa. " " n 0 .1'. and Mrs,BlI1gham, of Anselmo, fOl'- be t he m os t p er fe ct s et o f bells Inmer ly o f 205 Par l t Tel'l'ace, A rd - t h e world, t he P e nn sy l va n ia S omore, toolt p lace Sa tu rday morn ing Iciety, D.A.R., h as b ee n s ec ur in gat 10 o'clock, in St. Thomas 'Church I mon ey f or I ts erection.Villanova. The Rev. Thomas Mc: I .ClOUd officiated. ' Seeking $100,000, they have col';The bride Who I' leeted $76,748.30 to d a te , a n d p l an sriage by fathwas g ven In mar for the dedication of the s t r uc tu r e1'1', wore a White h b d fsatin gown with a high round neck a ve . e en rna e 01' Sunday, May

l in e t ul le "oke I ,- 18, when the re wlll be a pilgrimage, ~ , o n g pOInted o f t h N t' I 0 I 'sleeves l ind a full skir t which d,1 e a lona rg an zatlOn tl) V l l l ~, en ley ForgeIII a long tl'ain. He r f inger - t ip tul le .veil was held with a tlal'a of seed The Mel'ion Chapter, D.A.R" l.aspearls, a nd s he c ar ri e d a b ou qu et t a ke n a n a ct iv e part i n t he [llIld-lof White ca rna t ion s , s napd r agons r a i sing p roject . A t the ir l a s t meet-and lilies of the vallcy. ing held Saturday afternoon at theMiss Ann Hellel', who served a3 h om e o f Regent, Miss Sara

mai d o f h on or and only attendant Shupel ' t ,of 331Aubr.ey Rd., Wynne.f or h er sister, wore a gown of b l ue wood , a donation of $100 was madebro

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A concc r tby thc Mcn' s G l ee C lubof the Unlvcrsity of Pittsburgh willb e h el d this Friday n ig ht i n thea ud it or iu m o f t he Pcnn \'VynneSchool, bcginning at 8 o'clock.Proceeds fr0111 thc s al e o f t ickctsf or t h e conccI t wi l lgo t o the Bu ild ing Fund of the Penn \Vynne library, which is sponsoring the conccrt.Moz'e than $25,000 h a s b ec n collectcd to date in thc dri\'e an d donations al'e still bcing rcccivcd, offic ia ls h av e r ep o rtcd.

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Mrs. Idp. Uransol1D i e Q ~ inCapitalFuneral services fo r Mr s. Id aU ra ns on , wi fe o f L oui s I . U ra ns on , o f Righter's Mil l R d" Gladwyne, wel'e he ld Monday morningat the Joseph Levine and Son's Fu n e ra l H om e, 1512 N. Broad St..Phlladclphla.M rs . U ra n so n , w ho w a s 61, diedsuddenly a t t he home of he r daugh.tel's In Washington last Saturday,w ~ e r e she a nd h er husband, wereVisiting. She had l ived In Gladwynetor thc past 35 ycars,i In add it ion to her husband, Mrs .iUranson Is survived by hcr daugh ters, Mrs, E dw ar d P os nl ak a ndMiss Be ll a U rans on, bo th o fWash Ington; her s on , No rman, o f A t l an -t a , Georg ia , .and t h rce g r andch ll drcnI nt er me nt w as in Montifior.Cemetery , Rock ledge, P a ,KIWANIS CAI\IP CONTRmUTIONThe Earlington Men' s C l ub , otArdmore, has contributed $100 tot h e MainLine K iwan i sTl ' u st Fund.Th c money will bc uscd t o p la c eeight c h il dr e n i n a summel' daycamp for 3O-day periods.

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Two small boys w ho m ad e offwith a cal' park c d i n a Bala-Cynwydlo t cs caped In ju ry last Fridayafterthcy c r ashed the cal' Into an ironPlaces of Interest gate,A p la ce o f interest in the old Lower Mer'ion police s a id the boys,Bowman Homes tcad , It has bcen 8 and 9, who ran away fl'om a Philmodernizcd and s t and s aCI'oss f r om ade lph ia hays' home, t oo k t h e carthe filling s t a tion on Lever ing Mill f I' om a yard n e ar t h e offiCe Of tilcR d. T he h ou se w as a part o f t he E dw al 'd A. CarrolI Co" at Bclmollt

Underground Railroad, Thc Qualt- \Ave. and Levering Mill Rd.crs w ou ld h id e slaves there and, One boy opcrated the wheel and .at n igh t , would t ake t h em t o a n g ca l' sh if t w hi le t hc other workedother home a l i t t le nearel' Can"oil, the acccicrator , clutch a nd b r ak eYou've heard the saying, "A nig-- pedal. The trip e n de d w hc n th.:!gel' i n t he woodpile." It happened llutomobile struck a g at c a t Westthis way. On fa rms , when they tOl'e LauI ' el H i ll Cemetery ,down an old rail fence, they did There thcy were appI 'chcnded byn ot l ay t he m d ow n on thc ground, Jamcs P. Carroll . of Woodbine Ave.,but stood them On cnd W .' While He Gives the LOwer Merion Townsh ip 50 or,. \ yeal 's ago, I will take you with m.// , ut PWPasdtbtlhe A

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Just Arrived15 CO ULTER AVE.Arllmore 0865

Alicia Marshall

Children's WearFoundation Garments'LingerieJunior Dresses

Jewel e rs S i nce 188111420 Walnut St . , PhUa,, KIngsler &.013889 Coulter Ave., ArdmoreArdmore 15446

(MargaretMcK. WlIcox)

THE BRITISHSPORT SHOP

,46 UOulter 'AYe.' . " ArcJ, 11141

DRESSESof Fine EnglishHandkerchief Linen

JamesA.Ritchie*Fin.e 'Linenl*I 29 Coulter Ave., Ardmore I,...................

. . . . . . . . . .t31BDOROTHY R.ULLITTINc.?'L

STORE.

I el/()I ,C.ome v l:;;'las81c,IA Dorothy Bullilt enluaive inOxford .,repe . o . ,are free,.0 ea.ual and 10 amenahl.to a.,eellory . , h a n ~ ...Peaeh, Sun-Alow, E v e r ~ l a d e l ,Sand-dune and Lofty Blue -

lizel 12-20. @ $ 2 9 . 9 ~

.IlDMORI CHISTNUT HILL21-30 Parkin, Pl... UI4-16G..m.ntown AVI.

Suburban Square merchants are ready to serve you.You'll find it a treat just to look a nd see the interesting array of new quality merchandise theyhave prepared for your selection. ' Atreatmultipliedby many fine stores and courteous service. Comeand shop . . . where it's pleasant. convenient. economical.

MERCHANTS OF SUBURBAN SQUARE.

THERE'S NO PARKING PROBLEM . INTHE MAIN' IJNER BALA.OYNWYD" DRION NEWS

65 S T. JAMES PL.

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Times-Medical Bldg.MacCAllUM

SUBURBAN SQUARE

BOY ' STOOL CHESTS$5.95Montgomery Ave. andSt. Georgea Road

PHONE: ARDI\10RE 9!i4&

VALUES OFFERED BY

G. J. UROI..L',;SUNOCO SERVICE

WATCH FOR FINE

AndSPECIALTY SHOP

]iul:tiJ:J1JJ dlD.udRSlwp,gilts . antiques

hand paintedfurniture

63 St. Jamt'!i PlaceArdmore 791D

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OUR TOWN

STEAKSSEA FOODCHOPS

.... i l . , \ Y . ~ ",\JOur NewUniqueWatch Renair"Service

Facuity Club to HoldAnnual Business Meeting

FLEXIBLE STEil OR FLEXALUM., CHO ICE OF COLORED TAPES AND;0;\\ ,ESTIMATE AND INSTALLATION.~ f . i . R e t a p l n g 5 DAY DELIVERY... Repainting' REASONABLE PRICES;: o! All CASH OR EAST CREDIT\ enetlnnBlinds

1897 Golden Jublle . Sealon 19473 Free Sunday Cancerll, SylvanHall, 4.15, 7.15. 9.45BALLARD & RAE * AND ACE SHERRhylhm 10 Melody OTHIRS * Whi.,I.rJ AC K Sf I CK' 5 KID D115' H0 U., ' 2 P. M.Score. 01 Amu .. menl., Riel , AttradionsWifh Th,ill., Spill., Chill. ond Laugh. Galo,.On. 10e Cosh Fo r. on PTC lin will now 'ok. you 10Wo..-asld Po,k from pracl icol ly any part o f tho city. BUIRout.s Dltoct 10 Park: 85 f,om 33,. and Douphln Sts r44th and Po ,k s ld . Av .. E from 691h and Morkll S,. :rG.rmontown and Chlll.n Avol. .,

HAVERFORD TowNsHIP NEWS

MATERNITYCLOTHESSIZES 10 to 18

21 J SO. SlYINTIiNTH ST,store Hours: 9 to 6 ;We d . to 9PHILADELPHIA

From $14.95 to 35.00

B r t The F i n ~ 6 t Food at AllTime,DODO.hue .62nd & WALNUT STS.

ROYAL VENETIAN ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I BLIND CO.,Topi iJI Oar Liae: Call Today 1224 W, GIRARD AVE,'l FR 70385 PlllLADELl'HlA

Creation of the Heal t h and Wel- P la n s f or t he n ew o rg an iz at io nfare Council', cove ri ngPh il ade l ph i a, h ave been d r awn to provideDelawar e and Mon tgomer y coun - 1. A membership Inclusive,ties and designed to help study, co- not only of social agencies Ino r di n at e andp l an heal t h and social t he t hr ee counties, b ut of allweltare services, has been an- citizen groups having concernnouncedby P . B l al ; Lee, p re s id en t f or h ea lt h and weltare serviceR.o f t he Wes te r n S av in gs Fund So- 2. F ul l p ar ti ci pa ti on o n t hediety and newiy elected president of part o f pub ll c agenci es i n thethe Council. fields o f h ea lt h a nd welfare.In announcing the incorporation,' 3. A definite relationship be-o f t he CounCil, Lee stated that it tween t he Council and t h e Com-

would supplant and consolidate the munlty Chests in the area cov-servlees of the Phi ladelphia C ou n- e re d.cil of Sociai Agencies and the Del- 4. Strengthening of planningawar e Count y We if a re Council. at the local level.5, Voluntary association and

autonomy o f t he participatingagencies.

Alms o f the CouncilThe functions. program ar.d staffso f t h e Ph il ade l ph i a and De lawar eCounty Councils wlll be t ransfer red ExpansionPlanst o t h e Health'and Welfare Council, For t h e p r esent , t h e t e rr i to r y i n-Lee pointed ou t t h a t the Councll volved In this consolidation of sorepresents an etTort to mbstltute a c lal we lf a re interests will be resingle and comprehensive organiza- st r icted to Phi ladelphia, Delawaretlon, and a moreadequate r ange o f and Montgomery Counties, but proservice, f o r seve r al o r gan iza ti ons vision Is made for extending thisand inadequate services. territory as occasion demands.BRYN MAWR STORESAID COLLEGE FUND

A solemn and religious r ega r d t osp ir i tu a l and e t er n al t h ing s is anindispensable element-;-------------.11 Has been extended f rom u rban to sllb111'ban Philadel

phia. .A honded messengerwill call for yom' watch, estimate gi\ 'cn aJlll watch repuired l I l l l ] delivered with ayear's guarantee.ELEOTRIC TIMINGguarantees accuracy.LOcust 3-4644ANTHONY F., McCANN128 S. 8th 81. -2(1 floorPHILADELPHIA 7

~ ~ G u a r a n t e e d Custom M a d e ~ ~ ~O J ~ ( j ) ~

Arcadia-Chios Restaurant ~ 1 ~ i ~ ; l : 8'ro BASQla,'l'S"lSEAj'OOD'llS OUR Sl't;t:lAL.'l'}:" - uet>r - Wille - Liquor239 Haverford Avenue Phone .Narberth U280

Tri-County Health, WelfareCouncil Is Formed Here

(Experienced Restauranteur) ,OPENDAILY. . ..11 A. M. Until 11 P, M.SUNDAYS. . . . . .1 P. M. until 9 P. M.GEORGE BAlTTlS, Prop.841 LANOASTER AVE. B K Y ~ MAWK'

LET'S DINE OUT

F iv e p er ce nt o f what alumnap-,faculty, statT and students Of Bryn TheFacu lt yTea Club o f t h e Un lMawr College sp end i n 23 stores In ve rs i ty o f P enn syl v an i a will holdBr yn Mawr , f r om April 18 to May Its Annual Business Meeting at 2.303, wil l be donated by the stores to P. M. Tuesday, In Memorial Hall ,t h eBr yn Mawr College Fund, 1946, ' .Seeking to f in d a wa y to m ee t at 3601 Locust St., Philadelphia.t h ei r sh a re of the n at io na l q uo ta The m us ic al program will Includeof $2,000,000 drive' to increase fac- selections by a Two-Plano Quaru lt y s al ar ie s a n d finance spec ia l t et t e, w i th Anne M. Bradley, Henprojects, the Undergraduate Com- rieUa B. Harris Myrtle P i pe r Lu t zmittee ZOr the Fund h it u po n t hi s a nd G ra ce ACk'royd Rowe at theplan. pianos.Students soloclted the'shops nor-II :....- _mally patronized by them, and anl - - - - - - - - - - - - I Iintensive advertising campaign toi n cr ease t h e volume of' businessnormally done In these stores Is beIng undertaken by undergraduates.Each par t icipating stol'e wl1l beidentified 'by a placard In its window.

- ~ ~ = = = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ITHECHATTERBOXR ~ S T A U R A N Toutstanding for excellent

DINNER - LUNCHEON - SEAFOODCOCKTAIL LOUNGE and COCKTAIL PAKTlt:S

OPENTHURSDAY'til 9 P. M,FRIDAY'til 10 P. M.

SATURDAY8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

LV 37No.2Yz CConLV' 29" 2'11 CC.n

ROUNDSTEAKSROASTSOR

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BIG LIBBY'S SALE!-Fruit Cocktail .Cling Peaches ~ ~ ~ = ~ ;"Cherries Royal'Ann,'Gref!n Lima Beans ~ ' : ; n 2.rGolden Corn ~ h ; r . ,2 ~ : ~ ~, .rFancy ~ ~ ' : f I ~ P e a s , ~ ~ ' : ; n i 2DcFancy Sauerkraut2"i:!ra23 cDill Pickles '. 1:r 21 eIN PHlLADELPHIA-CITY LINE AVlf... a t 53rd :streetIii BRYN MAWR-646 LANCASTER AVENUE

,..., FRESH FRUIT and PRODUCE -'Large Juicy ThinskinSUNKIST LEMONS w doz.27cFancy White Creaming l Fresh Oalif.ONIONS . . . . 3 Ibs. 19c ASPARAGUS. bunch 49c! New Texas Red BlissPOTATOES .. 3 Ibs. 25cLarge Fancy PASOALCELERY . . . . . stalk 23c IGRAP EFRUIT s ~ r ~ ~ k l l l 4 for 23c

'J.'he kind of Roasts and Steaksthat make your mouth water . 59c lb.Here they are at a FOOD FAIRSENSATIONAL LOW PRIOE.Top Quality, Guaranteed-sati sfa.ct ion or YOUR MONEYBAOK!

BLUE CHEESE, Fancy Wisconsin '" . Ib.59cROMAN SHARP LOAF CHEESE Ib. 49c; 21b.loaf 97cPHENIX BLUE CHEESE SPREAD 5oz. jar I6cHickory SMOKED CHEESE, Kaukauna Klub 8 oz. link 35cOLEOMARGARINE,Mrs. Filbert's , I-lb.43c

SCeALLOPS Seal lb. 69c I ; ~ ; ; k S ~ ~ d l Gennlne lb. 29cWe also have a complete variety of genuinefresh-caught Chesapeake Bay and JerseyBUCK or ROE BHAD..... LO\V PRICES in Our Dairy Dept. ,...,FOOD FAIR FOOD FAIRLarge Grade A Fresh Grade AA OreameryWHITE EGGS BUT TERi n ~ ~ o n fi5c i ~ ~ d 68c lb.

P.' S. G. Top QualitySIRLOIN STEAKS lb. 59c,..., DELICATESSEN VALUES!,...,

BOILED HAM Tr : : r ~ ~ ~ ~ 25cSmoked Braunschweiger lb. 49c,,..., FISH AND SEA FOODS-

Fresh CaughtNIERSEY MACKEREL ,lb.17c

FROZEN FOODS!

Cut from U. S. GOl/t. Inspected STEER BEEF!

BIRDSEYECUT CORIIl : k ; ~ I 9 =

Pacific QueenSPINACH l : k : ~ 17cSplegl ' r andPEACHES I 2 ~ t - : r 3 5 cSouthlandCARROTS & PEAS 1 2 - 0 ~ 1ge.' Pk.CedatGr..n1 I r . ~ 120&23... Pk. C

8/7/2019 Our Town April 17, 1947

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Narberth 4351-W

LAMPS

PLUMBING

FRANK KEYSER

LANDSCAPING

Exper t Tree Su rg eryandLandscape Gardening

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CEMENT SIDEWALK8LANDSCAPE GARDENING

ANNOUNC ING ex qu i si t e d re ssmaking, tailor ing, designs . Consult me for your Sp ri ng a n d Summel' wardrobe. Bridal party gownsMadison 7445-J.Irma M. Edson Eleanor M. WoelfeSharon H. 1937-W Shal'OnH.. 2975-W

DRESSMAKERSB r id e a n d Brid e sma id gowns anacccssories. Suits, coat s andd re s sefOI'Women and Children

PATENTED and u n p a t ~ n t e d Inventions promoted, d ra ft ed a nd d esigned. M. Joyce Humphries, 1424Land T it le B ld g. Locust 7-2134.DRESSMAKER

CHAIRS RECANED promptly. Called forand dell\'ered. Also s ea ts ( or Dln loRoom chairs. etc. Phone Decatur U03_J

ACE LANDSCAPING CO.Complete Serviceand MaintenanceLawns s eeded and sodding. TreesIrimmed or removed. Rock gardensTop soil. Mushroom soil for lawns.For lnformat loncal lAl LangTRinity 7-8789T O P ; ; i ~ m a ; - u r e , m ) i ~ - h - r o - o - m - - s o - I - I ,immediate d e l l v e r ~ Dump t ru ckand bull dozer for hire. Malloy'.Ardmore 5278.- - - - - - - - - ----------:LANDSCAPE-gardener and gcneralcon tr ac to r . Ca ll Recchie Bros.,Wayne 2441.EXPERT tree surgery, pruning,shl'ubs and evergreens. A. H .U n derkofler, 142 Rockland Ave., WestManayunk. Call Cynwyd 5425.

REPAIRS

COOPER & SMITHPLUMBING & HEATINGRegisteredCOPPER TUBINGAVAILABLEFOR n4MEDIATE INSTALLATION17 E. Marthart Ave. South ArdmorePHONE HILLTOP 8001'

BEAUTIFUL LAMPSDon't take Do chance with ~ ' o u r valuable YARES, BRIC-A-BRAC orFIGURIN:S Have a n E xp er tLamp :llnkcr mlllAdellson and company. fOlD Berry av'Ore"el Hill. Clearbrook 6046PAPERHANGING a nd p ai nt in g,expert workmanship , reasonable I , : . . , . , : - = ~ - = - : : = _ =prices. No job too smal l . Estimate:; AUTOMOBILEScheerfully given. THOMAS H.BURROWS, 136 O A - ~ L E Y RD.,HIGHLAND PARK. SUNSET 6161., '

Rooms paperell $15 up. Labor and materialIncluded. Finest selec1l0ns and Bood wor.auaranleed. PALNTINO ( ro nt and backo( 1I0use, 2 coats - $125. Estlmates cbeerrully gl\'en. Go anywhere,Call IlOward 6-0418

CAR WASHING ANDEXPERT SIMONIZINGLubricat ion-Igni t ion WorkBIRD'S ATLANTIC SERVICELancasterAv. & W. WY,nnewoodRd.ARDMORE ~ 5 2 9

Call & delivery service- - , \ i NDO \V CLEANINGHAV!';k{FORI)- \\;iNDOW CLE.ui.ING CO.F loo r s C leaned & WaxedSCREENS , AWNINGS, STORMSASH Pu t Up a nd T ak en DownPainted Walls & Ceilings ExpertlyCleaned

KNIGHT &PORTERArdmore 5568 .. . " Wayne 1619-M- ~ ' J ~ ( > R S A N D E R 8 - r o R E N T -AREYOUR FLOORS SHABBYPAINTING, papering-,-tl-o-o-r-s-a-n-d-I-n-g- I Rent our High-Speed Floor Sanand gcneral house r epai r s . Work del' and Ed ge r a nd Refinish likea nd ma te r ia l g ua ra nt ee d. P r omp t new. Reasonable ra te s . Penna . Lacand coulteous service. Reasonable. queI', 145 N . 4 t h S t. , Ph ll a . MarkeSA 9-8194. 7-2735.= . : . : . . . . : . . = . : . . : . - _ - - - - - - - I - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - -WALL SCRAPING INVENTIONS

Serving Complete SuburbsRe

PURE LEAD & OIL

Eatlmates furnishedRe-roofing our specialty8U .Montgomery A\e.NARBERTH 2215

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