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for the Children
Shirley Temple
The s'll'eetheart of the filmssinging, da "c i "g and smilingher
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Thursday F ri day - S aturday
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S h ir le y T empl e i n " St owaw ay "This Week.End a t N ar be
rt h"S towaway," Shir ley Temple's lat
es t film, stars t he m ig ht y m it e a s aChinese orphan left
homeless by abandit raid. In th e film now at theNarberth she makes
fr iends with Rober t Young, an American playboy, andbr ings adven
tu r e and love to h im andAlice Faye. Music an d lyrics ar e
byMack Gordon an d Harry Revel.
"Rembrandt," Monday a nd Tu es day, stars Charles Laughton as th
egreat Net he rl an ds p a in te r whoreached the height of fame at
21, andthen faced misfortune, poverty andsocial ost racism before
he wa s 35.Featured in s up po rt a re GertrudeLawrence and Elsa
Lanchester (Mrs.Laughton).
Wednesday ( Ca sh Awa rd N ig ht )A nn ab el la , H e nr y F
onda an d JohnMcCormack ar e featured in th e techn icolor produc
tion, "Wings of theMorning."
Next week-end the Narberth willpresent "After th e Th in M an "
withMyrna Loy an d William Powell.
Mar, 2. 3. 4
February 26Martha RayeGracie AllenBen Blue
Karen Morley
HOL IDAY"Feb. 27, 28; Mar, 1
Brian Aherne
Fri., Sat.-Mar. 5. 6
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Tues., Wed., Thurs .Henry Stephenson
" THE PLAINSMAN"James E ll ison Cha rl es B ickfordHelen
Burgess
Sat., Sun., Mon.Merle Oberon
Coming:
FridayJack BennyGeorge BurnsMary Boland"COLLEGE
Jack Oakie Gene Raymond"That Girl F rom Paris"
Sunday Movies, 2-11 P. M .
Troop 8G ir l S co ut T ro op 8 o f N a rb e rt hhad a meeting
last Tuesday i n whic h
we l ea rn ed a bo ut o ur knots, Wealso learned how to whip a
rope.
The girls in the Narberth Schoolthat ar e in our t ro op ar e
having askit on s co ut in g i n auditorium period this Friday in
the Na rb erthSchool. JEAN, SIMPSON, Scribe
*A spl en di d s el ec ti on inBRITISH MADE CLOTH.Str ipesor d j
~ g o n ~ l s h ~ n d stitched. with H y m ~ n h ~ i rcloth f
ronts. i n d i v i d u ~ l I ystyled into single ordouble b r e ~ s
t e d models,
Until March 13th* * *AND TAILOREDSU I T S
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Main Lines
An Early SeasonOPPORTUNITY
$551 f w u . ( f . ~ ~
Mrs. Gustave A. Bisler, Jr., of YorkLynne Manor Apartments ,
will entertain at a theatre party on March 24in honor of M r. an d
Mrs, Walter C.Richardson , of the Barclay, followingthe lu ncheon
which M rs , W il li amMitchell Irish, of Green Hill
Farms,Overbrook, will give at the Bel1evueStratford in honor of
Miss Richard-
Virtually all lawyers' g r o u p ~ - oflE as te rn P enns yl va
ni a h av e joinedw ith the M ~ n t g o m e r y Ba r Ass.ociation
iin condemnmg the proposed lIlcreasein lJ1embership o f t he
Supreme Courtof the United States.Lower Mer io n' s relief cases
decreased two last week to 56; Narberth ' s f igure remained
unchanged at
Feder a l Sav ing s Assoc ia tionExempt F r om Social Securi
ty
Former Resident BetrothedMr. a nd Mrs, R. G. Aungst, for
merly of Narberth, n ow o f State College, announce th e
engagement oftheir daughter, Marga re tt e Ed ga rAungst, to Dr .
John Reese Richards,
Cost ume P la t es on Display of Det ro it , Mich.The Nal'berth
Community Library Miss Aungs t and Dr. Richards ar e
announces a display ( now and until graduates of Penn State .
Dr, RichMarch 4) of historical costume plates ards is a. membe r o
f the faculty ofdesigned as a WPA pro jec t, Th e Wa yn e U n i ~ '
e r s i t ~ , Detroit.lates ar e t he p rope rt y of the Lower I
The weddlllg WIll take place earlyp . th .Merion Junior High School
an d will 1Il e sprmg,be filed as a part of the school pic-
-------ture collec t ion when they ar e re- Wedding Da te
Announced
turned by the l ibrary. The marriage of Miss Isabe lle Mac-The
countries i nc lu ded in the dis- Farland, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs.
play ar e Persian, Byzantine, Greek, Richard MacFa rl and , of
ConwayFrench, Roman and English. The avenue, Narberth, and Mr.
Adonp la te s c ov er a nc ie nt , m ed ie va l and Hor sl ey , son
o f M rs . Frank Horsley,modern times t hr ou gh t he l at e Vic- o
f Oakmon t , will take place on Sattorian period, urday afternoon,
March 13, at four
For those interested in costume his- o ' clock at All Saint 's
Church, Wynnet or y a nd des ign the library h as t he wood,fo
llowing books: "English Costumeof t he Early Mid dl e Age s, " b y
IrisBrooke; " En gl is h C os tume o f theLater Middle Ages ," by
Iris Brooke;"A Peep at t he Worl d' s Dol ls ," b yCanning Wright;
"ABC Book o f Peo ple," by Walter Cole; "Costuming AP lay, " by
Grimball & Wells; "FancyCostume," by E. T. Hamil ton, in
hisbook "Handicraft for Gir ls" ; "Dresseso f t he Mistress of t he
Whit e House,"by R. G. Hoes; "Fancy Dress Described," by Arden
Holt; "HistoricCostume," by Elizabeth Sage; "EarlyAmerican
Costume," by E dwa rd War wick; "The Costume and Se tt i ng fo rthe
Mask ," by Mills & Dunn, in theirbook, "Marionet tes , Masks an
d Shadows."
E/illore S. Wamer Engaged:'III'. and Mrs, Edward O. Warner,
of 727 Clarendon road , Penn Valley,announce th e e ng age me nt
o f th ei rdaughter, Miss E li no re S tan ley WarneI' a nd M r.
John \ \' ye th S ai le r , ofPhi'ladelphia, son of MI'. an d Mrs,W
il li am A . S ai le r, o f R ol an d Park,Baltimore, Md.i\liss \\
'arner is a graduate ofFriends' Central School in Ovel ' brook,and
at tended the Philadelphia Schoolo f Des ig n for Women, and t he
Be rt eFashion Studio.
7. Fifteen cases of mumps headed thene\\' contag ious cases in
Lower Mel'ionreported last week by Health OfficerMarv in E .
Reynolds. There were alsochickenpox, 12; scarlet fever , 4; masles,
I, and German measles, 1.
LibraryVisit ou r
L a te s t b oo k sto cf ,OOSC from
r ece iv ed week ly
Ovc r 1 50 0 bno ks
DAVIS'22 4 Haverford Ave.
Lending
Coming Events
A. E. \YOHLEHT.
In the MailbagRegarding th e Committee
Editor, Ollr Towll:"Have just noted that His Hono r .
the Burgess, has appointed a committee to look into the w a ~ '
s and m e a n ~of improving the facilities o f t he borough. I also
read that these mellgood and true were ' independent . 'As t h e ~
' ar e all Republicans, it is evident that Democrat" ar c not rated
byH i Hono r a nd by t he E di to r a s ' l l l-c!f.'}J('lld('llt.'
"
7 h Spectator
Fo r t he l as t five y e a r ~ word hasbeen c om in g o ut o f
D et ro it that ther ea r- eng ined ca r was about to beshown and
the patenb which l11t\'ebeen going through Wash ing ton ind icate
that the dcpal'ture is gettingcloser to production. Only
recentlyFord filed papers covering a b ral , e tohe u se d i n
connection with a real' engine a nd s ha rp eyes can see in
somelines of certa in Genera l i\Iotors carsa gl'adual s lope to \
\' ha t t he n ew ide awill c al l for in t he w ay of "cal'
contour." Thel'e i" no doubt that thcproject is receh'ing more at
tent ion, asit is hard to c on fu t e the c la im thatthe r e st r
ic t ed w indow area, longhoods and the lowcred f l o o r ~ o f rec
en tyears' models hav e h ad a substantialshare i n add ing; to the
d ea th r at e,Particularly is it a s ~ e l ' t e d that
these"handicaps" to s af e d ri vi ng are accountable pr imari ly
for t h e in cre as ein the number of ch ild ren killed, ~ O f .
;morc in ID3G than in HI:l5, a nd it i"well known that the gcar
tl'ade isalert t o t he l arge tonnage which theythink is in store
for them as a resultof the change, even if t he pub li c atl arge
cannot be made fully aware ofwhat is on the tapis, in view of t
heobvious etfect it cou ld Iwvc on currentpurchases.
Civil Service Examinat ionsThe United States Civil Service
Commission has announced open competiti\'e examinations as f o l
i o w ~ :
Park I'anger, $1,860 a y ea r, N at iona l Pa l'k Service.Senior
educationist ( ~ e n i o r ~ p e c i a l i ~ in elementary educat
ion) , $4,600a year, Otlice of Educat ion, Depart mcn t o f
Interior.Pl'incipal. I nd ia n c ommuni ty a ndboarding- ~ c h o o
l ~ , $2,000, $2,600, and The Lower Mer io n Federal Savings$:1,200
a ~ ' e a r , I ndi an F ie ld Sel'\'ice and Loan Association an d
its employes(including Alaska) , Depa r tment of are exempt frolll
the Social SecurityIntel'ior. Act, according to advice rece ived
fromJunior wal'del' (female), $1,:320 a the Federal HOllie Loan
Bank Board\'ear. Feder a l I ndus tr i al I nst it u ti on in
Washington, D. c.fo r Women, Depal'tment of Justice, Exelllption
frolll Social Security
County Commissioners Alderson, W e ~ t Virginia. t a x e ~ i
based on the fact that theDefcnd 1937 Budgc t Medical technician
(tissue culture), Lower Merion Fede ra l S av i ngs and IContlnue,1
fl'om Page 0,,(> $I,G20 a year, ro.:ational Institute o f Loan
Ass oc ia ti on is an "instrumen-bel'n provided for, and t o w n ~
h i p s Health, U. S. Public Health Sel'vice. talitv" of the United
States Governkt\ 'e been able t o r ed uc e their tax! Chief
accountant, $5,600 a ycar, as- lllent, be ca use o f i ts m em be
rs hi p i n ~ e ! ; ; ~ ~ ~ ~ ; ; ; ; ~ ~ ; ; ; ; ; ; ~ ~ ; ; ; ; ~
~ ~ ; ; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; ; ~ : : : : ~ ( ~rates somewhat in t he l as t
few years. isistant chief accountant, $4,600 a the Federal Home
Loan Bank Sys- 'The Commi ss io ne rs d en ie d that i yeaI', pr
incipal accountant , $3,800 a t en t.t he rc h as been any subs tan
ti a l in- year , accountant and auditor, $:3,200cl'ease in t he
number o f c oun ty e m- a year. Commodity Exchange Admiployecs,
stating that the personne l of n is tr at io n, D ep ar tm en t o f
Agl'iculthe offices has been added to only tul'e.where absolutely
necessary to handle Full information may be obta in e dt he i nc re
as ed work caused, IHll'a- from the local postoffice.d o x i c a l
l ~ ' , by the depress ion ,
.. .. .. As fo r county indeb tedness, the Narberth Bridge
ClubTh e important subject is plainly statement continued: "I t s
eems t o u s February 17, top scor e, M rs.
o ne o f m an y a ng le s a nd c on cl us io ns that Montgome ry
Coun ty , with a T h o m a ~ Blake and Miss Anna V.I'egarding a ny
f ea tu re of it s hould f lo at in g d ebt o f $400,000, or $1.40
pe r Foley ; s ec ond p la ce , Mrs. H. I. Mcno t be reached too
quickly. On all capita, should be able to assume this Connell and
Arthur Cooney.sides of us thcre is evidence of what 'small change'
indebtedness, especi- February HJ, top scor e, M rs .can be called
a deslJerate effort to cur- allv when our F ed er al Government
Charles B. Stoudt and I\lrs. H, I.t a il t he number of acciden ts,
bu t it is h a already contracted a debt of $250 McConnell; tie for
second place , Mrs ,no t un fa i r to say that quite too much Jler
capita. . , , And furthermore, C. J, Goodyear and Mrs. E. C. Grisof
the preaching on the need of s af et y a ny f unds so borrowed have
been on wold, w it h Mr s. Al le n S hube rt a ndis wasted on thin
air. For instance, the r a te o f t h ree -quar t er s of one pel '
Mrs. Howard D. Simpson,what possible impression can the sac- cent."
February 12, correction on score:charine a nd s il lv stuff which
we see I In conc lud ing , th e Commissioners top, Miss Anna V,
Foley and Mrs. C.on the official b i l l b o a r d ~ make on thel ~
a i d that t he y e xp ec te d a ll floating J. Goodyear; second
place, Mrs. Walmucker who headlong:s himself and d eb ts t o b e p
ai d w it hi n t he n ex t two tel' J. Scott and Mr s. Howard
D.others to destruction and why are years, and that the seventy
miles of : Simpson.tho se in authority reluctant to assign ro ad s
now owned by the county will February 20, t op scor e, Arthurt h is
impor tan t public ity to qua lif ied be maintained in t he p ro pe
r condi- Cooney and 1\1rs, Roy Greenwood;experts who can provide at
least tion and i n k ee ping with the needs second place, J. H.
Baker an d Clif- son.something which wil l "s tick" and n ot o f
the county. ford D, Goodwin.be t he b ru n t of constant
wisecrack". F e b r u a r ~ ' 22, t op s co re , II. L Mc-Then,
too, it is important, if proper Pupils' Recital Tonight Connell and
J. H. Baker; secondheed is p ai d t o w el l- es ta bl is he d f ac
- M il dr ed \ \' . B ai ly , teacher of piano, place, : \1rs . Cha
rl es B . S to ud t a ndtors, that such ~ i g n s should b e s co
t- and voice, announces a pupils' recital ' \ \ 'a l ter Harri s
.free from any evidence of politics 01' this Friday evening at he r
home, 523 Ifi================;iflpartisanship. Sonie may say that
Dudley avenue,this is not a feature o f c on se qu en ce , S pe ci
al features will be piano numbu t it is, as no part of the sign
should bel'S by four-year-old Mary Tripician,do anything except
cOlllmand pro- \'ocal selections b ~ Kathryn Baily,found r e ~ p e
c t and, say wha t y ou w il i, a nd p ia no duos.the blatant
sponsorship of n1en you Others par t ic ipating will be: Franvoted
against won't a lways h elp in in- c e Ande r son, Helen Bes t,
Marjorie,c r ea s ing t he i nt e re s t and compliance Enz,
Harriet Nold, Patsy Krauskop, IIwhich ought to be. Furthermore,
Nancy Knapp, Mary Baily, Francis,there is sufficient discernment in
a Burns, Billy Cortright, J. T. Dwyer,large part o f t he b od y p
ol it ic as to Henry Frye, Jr., and Jackie Baily.make it aware o f
ho w t hese "signedsigns" come about, and why they came The Pencoyd
Iron Works p la nt o fabout w he n t hey di d, t he whol e i dea t
he American Bridge Company wil lbeing a throw-back to Tammany pro-
e nt er t he control of the Carnegiecedure i n the u sc o f pub li
c not ic es for IlJinois Steel Corporation of Pittsth e p r i m a r
~ ' purpo se o f personal ag- burg-h on March Lgrandizement.
Certainly whatever The Pencoyd plant wil l be operatedfor ce t he
sign may have is not sup- as a part of the eastern or P i t
tsburghplemented by having the name s o f in- d i st r ic t o f the
Carnegie -Il l ino is conodividual officials also appear on it a nd
, c ern.
OUR I " ' " J n O ~ " 1'1\..1 1 independent of the safety signs,
it isJL \ ,W l. !a growing practice whi ch s ho ul d b
eIdiscontinued else ou r officials bespreadA Co-operative
Com.munity Newspaper, themselves fa r beyond t he ir p ro pe
rfounded in 1914 by the Narberth I bounds, Little Garden Days,
sponsored byCivic Association, and lJUblished * .. .. Main Line
Federation of Churches, ateven/ F'/'iday a t Narber th , Pa. I S
'11 I . f' be u Community Center, Bryn Mawr, May, tl spea { l I lg
0 sIgns, ca sePhilip Atlee L l v l n g ~ t o n , Publisher I they
arc read by so many people who 12 and 13,Edwin L. Paxson, Editor,
.Anne Morgan Robel 't s. Social Editor l'dO n ot s eem to r e ad .
anythm.7 . e l s ~ : Main Line Orchestra, Adolph Vogel,Office _ 209
Haverford Ave., Narberth we wonder how the.edltors of Time
conductor, Lower Merion Junior High--- would handle a bJ1 lboa rd
presenta- Auditorium, March 31, 8.15 P. M.Telephone_Narberth 4100,
Cynwyd 811. d' tl f t t ff d'aubacrlptlon rate, $2 per year In
advance ItlOn to nv e 11' ac soan 0 en mg Youth Concert, Eugene
Ormandy ,- - - a pUblic? In similar specu la t ion , thel ' e
conducting , Academy of Music, MarchEnte red as second-clas!!
matter cto- Iber 13, 1914, at the PO'll Office at ~ a ~ - I is no r
ea son t o doub t that one of the 17, 8 P. M.r : f J ~ ' P a. , u
nd er t he Ac t of Marc ' , capable advert i sing a g ~ n c i e s
WOUldd All-Star Concert Seri es p r es ent swelcome t he l ar ge t
a sk With gusto an Nelson Eddy, baritone, Academy ofFriday,
February 26, 1937 I in any event , some k in d o f s k i ~ e d d.i-
Music, March 11.rect ion should be dr af t ed , a s t ere IS M '
Ch'ld 'Tha wealth of impressive material on Clare Tree aJor I ren s
ea-
which t o f or ce the fight and not th e Itre p r ~ s e n t s
"Rebecca of Sunnybrookleast valuable of it (in v iew o f th e I
Farm, Erlanger Theat re , March 13,millions of low-priced c ar s b
ein g 10.30 A. M.driven) is the extra cost which ha s I Bala-Cynwyd
Choral presents "TheTh e Public and Sa fe ty Propaganda to be paid
by the reckless drivers IGondoliers," \ V o ~ a n ' s
Clubhouse,
Automobile advertising nowadays themselves. F or d, f or i n st
an ce , r e - Bala-Cynwyd, Apl 'l l 2 and 3,makes no mention o f t
he speed possi- ports that when their 1936 model wa s Ibilities of
the various c ar s a nd i n d ri ve n sixty-four miles an hour a
Corpo r a ti on Taxe s Forceother respects t he p ro ce du re o f
this I gallon o f g as l as te d f or only thirteen Industr ies to
Leave State,intel ligent indust ry pays heed t o t he l a n d
one-half miles. ~ forty miles Declares Doctor Kingper i l i n which
their business is p laced pe r hour , a gallon ca rr I ed for twen
t yby the constant i nc re as e i n m ot or and one-hal f miles,
General Motors Continued from Pall'e Onefatalities. Whether or not
t he t o ta lj L abora to ri e s demonst ra t ed that a current
legislation wa s led b y M rs .of 37,500 deaths predicted by the
Na- quart of o il w il l last for. 400. miles. if Henuan L.
Schwartz, legislative chairtional Safety Council for 1936 was a
maximum of forty mIles IS mam-, man.realized i s n ot yet known, b
~ all of t ~ i n e d .. If the s pe ed i s advanced t.oI A
comprehensive report on th eus are aware o f t he devastatmg rate s
l ~ t y mIles pe r hour , a ~ u a r t of 011 Goodrich p lan was
gh'en by Mrs. Zipf,whi ch p re va il ed the whole year WIll only
last fo r f if ty miles: In the a nd Miss Margaret O. Benade
gavethrough and 1937 is already showing ~ a s e of tires, Goodyear
~ d v l s e s that a detailed report on th e Montgomeryan i n cre
as e, d ue no doubt t o t he fact m t he c as e of a cal' drIVen at
45.5 County Poor Board, its personnel an dthat th e open winter has
a l lowed miles pe r h ou r t he wear and tear on Ififth
expenses,more cars t o r em ai n on t he road a nd t he rubber was
only three- s as .also pe;haps, b ce au se t he copiousIh ard as on
a c ar r un at the rate M'rs. Hf uber ~ r ~ s e ~ t ~ ~ . a , c o ~
~ s erain ' and f og h av e a dd ed t o the per-Iof f i ft y- six
mil es an hour, only Iresume 0 curren e ~ a I?nk II lp tt rplexit
ies and dangers of travel. As eleven miles f as t er , bu t
40'7< costlier 'I r is bu rg a nd Mhrs. . adrwClc t't t ' er. .
't' Tho I' Scott spoke on t e revIse ons I u lOllthe spring season
advances It IS ex- a s r eg a rd s tIre consump JOn. s bl'pected
that the accidents will become, who ar c pinched to make t hei r
month- io f t he Young ,Repu Ica ns .more numerous as a huge sa le
of newllY payments would seem to have a I The CouncJ1 voted to go
on recordcars is in the ~ f f i n g an d the startling, real ~ e e
d f or th es e economies and!as opposing President Roosevelt's
planr e co rd i s that a fa r greater percent-I there is none who
should not face t he f or e nl ar gi ng t he S up reme Cou rt a nda
ge o f new cars is invol\'ed in smash- fact that 90r;j o f a ll a
cc id en ts ar e telegrams to that effect w e r ~ sent toups than o
f o ld er cars, a fact which avoidab le and also that m o d ~ r a t
e Senator. ~ a r r y A s h ~ r s t " c h a l l ' m a ~ ofcauses
many to believe that the preS-II driving is the sign of real e x ~
e r l e n c e the JudICIary Comnuttee III t he Umtedent des ig n o
f cars must be altered and in te l ligence, not to mentIOn t he S
ta te s S en at e; H a tt en W. Summers,radically a nd p romp tl y
f or t he s ak e' honorable consideration it accords to chairman of
the Judiciary C?mmitteeof greater safety. the rights of others. in
th e Hous e o f RepresentatIves, and* * THE SPECTATOR.
Cong'l'essman J. \ViIliam Ditter.
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ct.htp" 10 ,I,, SEALTF.ST l 'IUSICAL I J A R T \ ~ ReSCSaturl/oy
ar 8 P. ~ I ovrr:I Station K\'W.better too. There's a CUll of
creamin e " e r ~ ' quart. And it b producedunder til(' SEAI.TEST
SYSTEM OF L,\IIORATORY I 'ROTECTION.You'lI l ik e t he courtl'oUS
SUll'
pice ser,ice. Tell'phone ~ ' o u r orderto B ry n M aw r 881
Triple springs hold your lensespermanently secure-metal
tubeeliminates all screws. Modestly!,riced at all our Four
Stores.
!:Rimless (dlassesPROTECT LENSESFROM BREAKAGE
-spiral and croquignole; French Oil,Zotos and
Frederic.Experienced operators.Monday, Tuesd ay, Wednesday
-3 specials fo r $1Thu rsd ay, F r id ay, Saturday-3 specials
for $1.25
P e r m a n e n t
Visit Our Ardmore Store24 E. LANCAS TER AVE.
n
300 Leverim! Mill Road-Phone: Cynwyd 92743 Nor th Narbe r th
Avenue-Narberth 4077
ESTABLISHED SINCE 1924
1824 CHESTNUT STREET5445 GERMANTOWN AVENUE24 E. LANCASTER AVE.,
Ardmor.222 OLD YORK RD., JenkintownSuburban StoresOpen Mon., Wed.
and Fri. Eves. 7:00 to 8:30
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WINFIELD DONAT CO.Guild Optlcians-34 Years' hperience
tha t yo u may fullyen j oy comfo rt s of home a nd "M a ke Life
A Song,"yo u real ly need a Recreat ion Room.Don' t sa y you'll do
it "When M y D re am BoatComes In , " b ut " Le t' s P u t Our He a
ds T o g e th e r"an d work o ut a n at t ract ive an d in terest
ing plan sotha t i ns te a d o f y o ur b ei ng "Alone At A T a bl
e F orTwo, " if y ou s ay "T ru st I n M e" we'll a r ra n ge t
ofinance an y impr o vement f o r yo u t h ro u g h t h e FHAplan.A
f te r t h e room is completed a nd y ou 'v e h ad a n op por tuni
ty to t ho rough ly app rec i a te i t s pos sib i li t ie syou'l l
s ing " Yo u A re Al l I Want ed" a nd y ou rfriends will be w it h
y ou t o "Rap, Tap o n Wo o d. "
SUPPLEE MILK
WEARDooat-7kx
BACKED BY ACENTURY OF CONFIDENCE WE ALSO DISTRIBUTEWALKERGORDON
MILK
SPECIALiZING
DURING winter , i t is particularly important that childrenkeep
thei r heal th and vitality.For slrong l i tt le bodies arebetter
able to fight otT the " c o l d ~ "and other infections t ha t a re
soeommon at this time.Help your child keel' well b ~ giving him at
least a lluart of milka day. It supplies clIldum to help
bu i ld s t rong b o n e ~ lind soundt eeth , pro te in for J I
l u ~ c 1 e s , alongwith other mineral s and ,itamins.Supplee Mil
k is pro I cc t ed by
every scientific safeguard. It tastes
Keep himon his t oe sdur ing t he seIIlndoorDaysll
TOTHEEND - -
No . 318A RESOLUTION
ESTATE NOT ICE
lSc a li n"for Both NewspapersCount flve words to l ine
ClassifiedAdvertisements
-w1ll be accep ted up to Wednesday, 5 o'clock, tor Friday's
Issues.Phone : NARBERTH 4100
-w1ll be charged only to residentswhose nnmes appear In the
telephone directory or to subscriberst o OUR TOWN o r t he NEWS
OFBALA-CYNWYD.
In the Schools
Bros.C,,'IJl'yd 928Narb. 2602
"It 's goteverything"
Sizes 12-20.
Black a nd r ed .Brown an d red,
It Won't BeLong Now!
Adelizzi
The little E n ~ i n e e r says:
At all Leading Druggists
228 Bala Ave.102 Forest Ave.
FURRIERS, CLEANERS. DYERS
come -
prepare f or it now?b ef or c w e k no w i t -why no tSpring
weather will be here
If y ou r S pr in g C lo th es n ee daltering, relining or
cleaning,don' t wai t u nt il th e Robins
EWEEf1122-24 CHESTNUT ST" H I LAD E L P'H I A
STORE HOURS, 9.30--5.,.1 THE FIRESIDE .I
Mrs. Ralston White, of Munich,! ----------------I LectH"" lOl'
BirdsGermany , who is visiting in New: . ,, Y rk will arrive March
1 to be thc I On l\Iondaj at 11 0 clock gradcsg:es; of h er b ro th
er a nd s is tc r- in -' 1, :! and 3 WCllt to the a U ~ i t o r i u
m . tolaw, Dr, and Mrs. Garth Bocricke, of I h e ~ r a lecture 011
Wmter ~ I r dKenilworth road , Merion. FrIends and I ca rn ed many
new thmgsI about them,Mr. a nd Mrs. L loy d B. Edgerton .'an d
family, of Chestnut avcnue , spcnt EducatIOnal Pictures Shownthe
week-end and Washington's Birth - On February 8 the e ig ht h g
radeday at their place at Bellhaven, Va. g ir ls s aw a moving
picture entitledMrs. John E. Thropp, 3d , of Trcn- "The Care o f
Teet h. "
t on , h as bcen thc gues t f or a week of Miss Gassner also
showed a m ov ieIDr. a nd M rs . W il li am A. Pearson, of ca ll ed
"Colonia l Archi t ec ture ."Avon road, Mer ion . February 11 Mrs.
Brenner showedMr. and Mrs. J. J. Cabrey , of Nar- t he s even th
grade a picture on the
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berth , spent the week- end i n New 01'- Vale of Kashmir.
Situations Wantedle an s, w he re t he y v is ite d M r. C ab- On
th e 15th Miss Taylor showed a DAY'S WORK des. for Tu es day
andrey's s is te r, Mo the r Pierre, who is p ic tu r e on "New Fa
sh ion s i n Food. " A r \ d v e d n e s d a ~ ' by expo colored
womnn.I 1043. (21)head of Xavier Universi ty in that City." Miss
Henry showed the lower, .They returned home Wednesday. grades a
very interesting film on For SaleMiss Bet ty B re ar ly , d au gh
te r of I"Fire Safety." BOOK HOUSE--Complete with 8 vol-
M C L B I f M ' urnes-practically new. Phone CYnwydMr. and rs. .
. rear y, 0 anor I Mr. Knoll showed the eigh th grades 924. 6-8 P.
M. '(tt)r oad , Penn Valley, formerly o f E lm Imovies on "Puri fy
ing Water" on Feb- FRESH EGGS at the Barn ot the Rock-t e rr ace ,
h ad as her week-end gues t , I runr" 22. land Poul t ry Farm. We
have no ' P h o n e l : ~ ; ; ~ ~ ; ; ; ; ~ ~ ~ ; ; ~ ; ; ; ; ~ ~ ~
; ; ~ ~ ; ; ; ; ~ ~ ; ; ~ ; ; ~ ~ ; ; ~ ; ; ~ ~ ~J . f01,J & do
not deliver. We welcome cash & - - - - - ~ -Miss M ar y e nnmg
s, 0 ney. I BETTY MciNTIRE, carry customers. Rockland POUltry
Farm,Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haws, of North Rockland road, Merion, Pa.
Ear-Dud ley avenue, entertained at a nest Valentine,
Mgr.Washington's Birthday dinner Mon- Bo'V Scout Notes AI Your Ser
...iceday in honor o f D r. Albert Cowan, of / CARPENTER - BUILDER
- EstimatesBris tol , Tenn. . . ch eert ull y tu rn lsh ed. Jo bb
in g promptlyM. J 8t k f N B 'tt' I Camporee Next Scout Acttmty
attended to. Leander Wickman, 305 Con-ISS ean a r , 0 ew n am" . .
way ave. Narberth 3888. (23)Conn., will arrive Sunday, to be the I
Begi nni ng Mar ch 1, Mam Lme - - - = - . ; . : . . . ~ . : . . - ~
~ : : . : . . . . : . : . . : . . . : . : . - - - - - . . : =I '11
th I f the RELIABLE CARPENTER, al terat ions,g ue st o f h er
brother-in-law and SiS-, Troops WI. g r o o ~ . emse ves or . storm
windows. Gottlieb Esslinger. 122tel', Mr. and Mrs. Walter R.
O'Sulli- major s ~ r m g a ct iv it y when t hey w ~ 1 l Conway
avenue. Call Narberth 3748-R.
van o f \ Vi nd so r avenue for tw o' hold t h ei r annu al c
ampo re e. A s m = ~ = = = " . - - - = = - - _ ~ - = : - - . . . .
. , : , ( . : . : t f ~ )week's . '. Ithe past, Valley Forge wi ll
be the s. ite DRAPERIES, Slip Cove rs , Ve ne ti anblinds, Awnings.
Furniture, Upholster-d W d I of t he c am p g rou nds . S co ut off
iC ials lng, Beddings, Rugs cleaned, repairedMrs. R. J. Dothar ,o f
ynnewoo 10f the Council h av e e xp la in ed t o and stored.
Challenger. 281 Montgomeryroad Mrs. John Henry, of lona ave- ...
avenue, CynwYd. Phone , CynwYd 85.1'M E B D V'lb' , f M'
scoutmasters that competItion IS not Formerly with John Wanamaker.
( t t) 'nue, r rs. . . e I ISS, 0 erIOn". f h .and Mrs. Robert L.
Russe ll , of Chest-I a major purpose 0 t e occaSIOn. UPHOLS TERING
and r ep . S pr tngs ot
\V d d . "These camporees ar e fo r the pur- 3-plece suites
repaired, $10; Chair re-Inu t avenue spent e nes ay II1 . .
covered, $5. Go anywhere. Call Lewis,l" . b ' th t f M F pose o f g
lvmg your patrols a chance 227 E. Lancaeter ave. Wayne 1496.\"arrlS
ur g a s e gues s 0 rs. . . f - - - - - - - - - - - -=-- - - - -\\'
B H f I f S th N l' to p r ac ti ce s cou tc ra f t, e xper ie nc e
o r. . umcs ormer y 0 ou a - . I R f R' pat ro l l eadcrs to bUIld
up the mora e ooms or entberth avenue. ' . 1 'II tI of vour Ulllt."
Filla score WI no COSY, furn. 2nd floor tront room. Break-
Plaid Suit-Frock in\' 1\11. and ~ l r s . CRhalllehs ~ \ ~ i g ~
e . r ~ , : be ;nnounced. Troops having gained fast opt ional. Ref
. Cyn. 186-R. (22) Shull Lumber CompanyJr., and their son, a p , 0
00 SIl e, a ccrtain p rcdct crmi ned numbe r o fh k d d W h I Real
Est at e f or Rentou r Sp o r t Sh o p avenuc, spent t c wee '-cn
an as -, IJoints will be known as qualified The L,'nk Between
Forest and Home, B d . Atl t' C' t I SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE In
Narberth;
Iington's i rt h a y III an IC I y'l t .' lOOpS. 6 rooms and
bath, garage. old shade,et1695 Miss Madelallle Harnden. of Brook- i
I I I h t I 'Il attractive section; enclosed porch; rental 29 Bala
Avenue , Bala-Cynwyd CYNWYD 6621" I vn , N. Y. , was t he week-end
gues t o f I A t 1lJug 1 t e a ua c a m ~ o r e e WI $:;0 per
month. Write "A," Box 447, Nar-'1\11'. and : \l rs . Char le s E .
Harnden, of not. be held until J \ : I a ~ 22-23, ani : : . ; b c .
: . : . r ~ t ! : : . . I , . . : I . . : ' a : . : . . . _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 3 P. M.
11\1 d P \ T llc ' ac hI ev cmen t c on te st w il l bc held I:
: ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ~ ~ ; ~ ; ; ; ; ~ ; ~ ; ; ; ~ ;
~oreno I 'oa , enn a y. I . . . . . . Lost and Foundi\Ir 'lIld Mrs
\Villiam G Brim'r of which Will lead up t o the actlvltIcs at
1001:00;1) 011 I lavel' ford avenue, hlad
8/7/2019 Our Town February 26, 1937
4/4
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February 26, 19 7.. ::-::-=:::-==-~ - - - - - - = - = : . . . -
_ . _ ~ = -
Deliveries of new Chevroletsare now being made inever-increasing
numbers.Production in th e greatChevrolet plants is increasing with
each pass ing day. To more than 100,000 loyalbuyers who have
patiently awaiteddelivery of new Chevrolets orderedweeks ago-and to
scores of thousands o f other p eo pl e who ar eplacing their
orders now-ourthanks andour assurance of quickdelivery!Chevrolet
production is rapidlyincreasing, and deliyeT')' of yourcar wil l be
made 500/1, if you ha"eplaced yourorder in past weeks, orif you
place it today!Moreover, we c an a ss ur e yo uthat you will be
amply repaid forinsisting on ge t ting a new Chev rolet, because it
's the only completecar-priced so low an d becauseit will b ring
you more value thanyou can possibly ge t anywhere
else at such l ow pr ic e s.Thank you again fe r your loya:fr
iendship-and you will thank uswhen you take th e wheel o f theseb
et te r, mor e mod er n low-priced
cars a nd t ruc ks . F or quick delivery-place your order
/low!CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISIONGeneralMotors Sales
CorporationDETROIT, MICHIGAN
fered. We only hope this nice suburbancouplewill take our advice
and convert their presentsystem to clean, controllable gas heat.
Withthe thermostatic control, this method keepsright up with the
vagaries of spring weather.
We'lI install Janitrol, Bryant or WelsbachConversion Burners
immediately on a sma lldown payment. Price $195 c as h f or e ac
h,installed. Slightly higher on budget p lao 3 years to pay.-
-- 6 __
Deposits Insured under the Government PlanMember of FederaL
Reserve System
Open a t 8 A. M. dai ly for your convenience
The
National Bank of Narberth.
' 11e : : i '
AT OUR SUBURBAN STORES, OR SEE YOUR PLUMBER OR HEATING
CONTRACTOR
You'll be particularly itlterested u'he1l we e:'(plain flilly
our convmient monthlybudget paYI//e1ltplan ongas house heating alld
our low combination gas rate.
/CHEVROlET
PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY
There it goes! The annual March wrangle onthe house temperature.
Here' s Mr. Tob ia sTweetleson all "hot and bothered" becausehe 's
met with the annual springand fall complaint-"this house has been l
ike a bot-box!"Our sympathies go out to both. Poor
Tobias meant well. It was a cold morningbe a rr anged for a n
ice warm house all day.Instead the sun got busy . . . the ai rwarm
.. .t he bouse p la in hot . Mrs. Tweetleson suf-
question "How Safe is Salvation."Tuesday:8.15 P. M.-Community
Bible class.Wednesday:8 P. M.-Prayer meeting.
OUR TOWN
"THANK YOUFriends o f ChevroletFOR YOURLOYALTY
AND WILLINGo PATIENCE
Merion 1301Florists
in waiting for delivery o f you rnew Chevrolet cars and
trucks
THE ONLY COMPLETE CAR - PRICED SO LOWNEW HIGH.COMPRESSION
VALVE.IN.HEAD ENGINE-NEW ALLSILENT, ALL.STlEL IODIES-NEW DIAMOND
CROWN SPEEDLINI STYLING-PERFECTED HYDRAULIC IIAKES-IMPROVED GLIDING
KNEEACTION RIDE-SAFETY PLATE GLASS ALL AROUND-GENU,NE FlSHUNO DRAn
VENTILATION-SUPER.SAFE SHOCKPROOF STEERING. *Kne Actlon an d
Shockproof Steering on Malter De Lux. mod . " only.
CHEVROLET
Incorporated
BALA-CYNWYD, PA.Telephone MANayunk 0166
Groshon215 City Line
Belmont Ave. & t . .evering Mill Rd.
FuneralDesigns
EDW. A. CARROLL CO.
CEMETERYMEMORIALS
THE IELL TEUPHONE COMPANYOF PENNSYLVANIA
When th ings happen that yo ushould know about ; you rnamein th
e telephone b oo k may bew or th m an y t im es th e smallcost of
telephone service. Business an d social opportunities. new jobs . .
chances forextra work o r e x tr a sales . . ca n find yo u without
troubleif you're in the telephonedirectory. Millions of people
referto it daily. It's th e nation'scal ling l ist .More than
12,000,000 namesar e l i st e d in th e directories ofBell
companies . Y ou c an gostraight to anyone of t h em easi ly ,
quickly an d economically - by telephone.
"I 'm one of th e girlswhomakeup th e Bell Telephone
Directories. Accuracy-with a capital A-is th e bi g a imon my job
.Therear e millions of chances for errorsin th e spelling of all
those names,ini t ia ls , addresses an d telephonenumbers. Bu t
we're mighty careful in ou r effort to g et e ve ryl et te r a nd
figure exac t ly r igh tbecause to us they're not justnames an d
numbers - they' repeople an d te lephones. So,,every l i st
ing-name, address an dte lephone number - is checkedan d double
checked. Then afterth e p r in te r se ts th e type, eachpage is
checked four separatet imes - by si x experiencedproof
readers."
SCHMID, SCHMIDT,SCHMIT AND SCHMITT
: 1 ~ C _ h _ u _ r _ c h _ N _ o _ t _ e _ s!TIM
BROOKMEAD wishes toannounce T H E S I L V E RMEDAL FOR GUERN
SEYMILK a t t he H ar ri sb ur g, P a. ,Fa rm Show was won by
Cheste rbrook Farm, owned by Mrs.J. Packard La ir d . Be rwyn, P
a.This outstanding herd is oneof th e mai n p ro du ce rs ofGOLDEN
GUERNSEYMILKfor
BrookmeadGuernsey Dairies, Inc.West Lancaster A "1'., WayneThe
Only Authorized Producerand Distributor under License ofthe
American Guernsey CauleClubof TRADE MARK GOLDENGUERNSEYMILK a nd
CREAM
on t he Main LineTelephone Wayne 1121 fortriol order
Page Four6.45 P. M.-The young people'smeeting.Monday, March 1:8
P. M.-The Board of Trustees.Hoi)' Trinity Lutl/eran Church Tuesday
, March 2 :
Re\. Clp.tus A. Senft, Pastor 10.;30 A. M.-Meeting of the
WhiteMargaret Squier, Organist Cross.1) N D t' I ' Obse rve S i
lver Anniver s aryThl' Third SUlldUlI in Lent :.. oon- evo JOna
service.February 28: Wednesday, March 3: Mr. and Mrs. Matthew P.
Adelizzi
This is the final week of basketball i !l.45 A. 1\1.-Bible
school. 8 P. M.-Lenten service of the celebrated their twenty-fifth
weddinga l ong t he Main Line, that is, so far, 11 A. 1'1.-The
service t heme : " Ch il -/ c h ur ch . S ermon: "Fourth 'Vord
anniversary last Saturday. MI'. Ade- Ias the regular scheduled
games arc: clI'en o f t he L ig ht ." From the Cross." lizzi is a
member o f the firm of Ade- Iconcerned. The climax of the sea- G.4S
p, :\L-Combined mee ti ng of 9 P. M.-Meeting of the officers and
lizzi B ro s. , o f Narbe rt h a nd B al a- j jwn ~ g i n ~ n e w e
w h ilie lrnd-'ilie S ~ i o r and I n ~ r m ~ i a ~ L ~ h ~ ~ ~ h e
n ilie chureh s ~ o c l . ~ c ~ y ~ n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' c ~ I ' ~ ~ i ~ ~
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ - ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
~ 5 ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ers o f t he S ubur ba n area go i
nt o ac-' Leagues in a Pocket Testament dis- Thursday, March 4:
-tion in the preliminar ies of the State' cussion. 7,:]0 P.
1'1.-Badminton in the gym- ".... '/ ' ~ . _ - .tournament. i 7.45
P. l\L-The vesper service. nasium. Open to all men. ,\;fl,t ,;';
WEL.'-tDID IK'N., ' ~ , , ~'-~ W ~ ' :.Lower l'Iel'ion has won the
right: Theme: "Ahab, Jezebel and Elijah." ~ ' ' ' ' ~to represent
the First Divi;;ion of the ' Forum question: "Why Do We Con- 'fhe
Presb')'teria,' Church
League in these p l a ~ ' - o f T games. Just, fess, the
Resurrection of the Body?" Rev. Archer E. Anderson, Pastor IT WAS 6
0 ' ' ' ' ' 6 TiDas Bill Anderson had to start thel Tuesday: !l..l5
A. l\1.-Bible school. J season last December without his ful l!
12.30 P. l\I.-Missionary Society 11 A. M. - Morning
worship.strength in t he l ineup ; so will he Imeeting. Theme: "The
Holy Spirit's Call." GET WARMhave to enter the toul'l1ament minus I
I' P. ; \ I . - C o u n ~ i 1 meeting at the 11 A. 1'1.-The junior
church, con- 1"at least one of his aces. Clarence' home of MI'.
Welkert, 329 Conway duc ted by Mrs . D igby and Mrs . Cooke. -rODAY
Griffis has been declared unable to: a\'l'nue. 11 A. M.-Children's
nursery, un-play by his f a l 1 1 i 1 ~ ' physician. This!
Wednesday: del' t he supervi si on of Mrs. Gilfillan. a . U ~ ~ 1 I
,decis ion is one of the greates t handi- 7 P. 1\1.-Junior choir.
G,45 P. M.-The three Christian ~ , , , , ' ; ' ' J l f l j ..caps
that cou ld pos si bl y be handed S P. :\I.-Lenten service. Theme:
Endeavor groups.ou t t o t lw cou ch. Grim,.; has done "The Creed:
Sanctification." 7,45 P. l\L-Narberth's happy Biblemore t ha n a ny
o th er one player to, Friday: hour. S ermon: T he answer to
themake the 1\1aroon team a big-time' 7 P. 1\1.-Confirmation
class.competitor. I 7A5 P. l\I.-Senior choir. IThe toss o f t he
coin calb for Lower iMerion t o mee t Chest er Ill'Xt Friday:
Narberth Methodist Episcopaln ig ht a nd then, if they stay in the'
Rev. W. Vernon Middleton, Minister I
running, to mee t t he winll l' r of t he : S un da y, February
28: ICoatesville-Clifton Heights game. The nA5 A. :\L-Church
school. It eam that wiII ofT:r t he s te rne st op-' 11 A.
:\1.-l\lorning worship. Serposition to the : \Iaroon will be
Coates-I mon: "The Adequate Christ."ville. The boy;; from CIH'stl'r
C o u n t ~ :L:JO P. : \ I . -. J r , Epworth League.have improved
c o n s j d e r a b l ~ ' since G.45 P. :\I.-Intermediate and Sen-
- ; . = ~ = = = ~ ~ = = ~ = = = = ~ ~ it he y g av e th e Bul
ldog's a t rouncing- iol' Epworth Leagues.befo]'e Christmas. 7,4ii
P. 1\1.-Evening wor sh ip . S er -* ,111011: "The Great
RefusaL"Cheltenham was b ru sh l' d a si d, ': : \I on da y, : \I
ar ch 1:rather handi ly last Friday e\'l'ning- at I' P.
l\L-l\1eeting of the Official
Lower :\Ierion. Th,' fast.,.;teppinl! Hoard.midg-('\s from Old
Y01'1; road p l a ~ ' ( ' d Tuesday. :\lareh 2:hard to s to p the
s('oring of Ram"",:,: i-- P. :\I.-Church School BoardViglll'l's
& Co .. hut did not han! tiL' Ilwding at the home of l\ Ir s. E
. A.nec('ssary a b i l i t ~ " The final seor" .Jamison, :\lc'l'
\vyn road and Rocklandwas ; ~ to ~ 1 and just about indil'at
