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CleaningFurniture
FENCES!Built Repaired
.RobertH. EllioH2122 Darby Road
Hilltop 1026
All ,
ROOF
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l \l ai l in g - A dd r es s ln cPublic Stenography
BEACONLETTER SHOPROOM 412 , 6816 I \ IARKET ST.
urPER DARBYBLVD. 3046
Gates - Radiator CoverlCarpentry
Cabinet Work
''ftIREI"
Gets CollegeP ~ 8
'" ,Miss Nancy Stimson.'
8 S ~son Rd., Ardmore, has beene l e ce d p re si de nt of the S
tu de nt
Christian Association at TempleUniversity, where 'she Is
ajliniOrIn the religious education d e p a r t - \ ,ment of
Teachers College. " "'::"
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( ~ U H I I i \ NBUILDING, UPPERBoulevard 0188
From Your SpringWe Will Buy Your
R. \V .McCLATCHY
BROOKMEAD GUERNSEYDAIRIESPHONE WAYNE 1121
T HE lovely island of Guernseyis'once more free afterfive ye,ars
of Nazi occupation. Therefor hundredso f y ea r s a p ea ce l ov in
g p eo pl e pursued quiet. do
m es ti c l if e. A nd t he l' e w er e b re d f or genera t
ions thea nc es t or s o f the world-famous pure bred
GuernseyCattle, now so popular i n t h e United Sta tes .In ridding
this l i t t le is land o f G e rm a n oppression. ad eb t h as b
ee n p ai d, f or the farmers a n d b r ee d er s ofAmerica o.we m
uc h t o t he peOPle and history of Guemsey a s t he source of the
productive, p ur e b re d c at tl ethat bear i ts name. T h is n a
me i s a h ou se ho l d w o r d I nAmerica in the t r a de m a rk
of GOLDEN GUERNSEYMilk a nd t hi s r ich, wholesome food proves by
i t s h i ghQuality the years of pedigree and care that stem backto
the small Island in the English Channel.G ue rn se y i s f rc e. G
ue rn se y f ol k can soon return totheir peaceful and f r ui t fu
l ' wa y o f l l fe - lJ . w ay of lifefull of the mer i t which is
reflected i n t h e healthfUl, richGOLDEN GUERNSEY Milk on American
tables today.
We h a y e s o m e v e r y R t l ra c t !, ' e R t R du a t io n
I l l fl . f o r b o t hboys and girls. We'l\ be g la d t o s ho w
t he rn to you.
MIRRORS
T;CYEGlass Shop7315 Wes t C he st er P ik eBoulevard 3082
IS ~ E L Z E
I( F o r m e r l ~ '
With Riggs & Brother)232 BALA AVE., CYNWYD. PA. C3'nwyd
3250
GrandfatherClocks Repaire d
D .. F.
As well as English. F rc nc h a nd Swiss Clocks.C lo ck s c al
le d f o r and delivered. Estimates givenand a ll w or k g ua ra nt
ee d. \r----GRADUATION PRESENTS:---
ARTOIT. ' ' \T ILSON1000 LANCASTER AVE., BRYN MAWR
APPROVED ,
JOHNS.MANVILLE APPLIOATORROOFING and SII)ING
EASY TERI\IS Phone or Wr it e f or F r ce Estimates
CALLTHE R OSE'MANEXPERT Insect
Termite Rodent ConfrolBothered With HouseholdPests? Call the
one,SURE Answer.- P h on e u s f o r q ui ck a ct io n.Confidential
Service-No si rna 011 Our Trucks.Regular monthly scrvice.
ROSE ExTERMINATOR~ l('HONES: WAL NU T 3 86 6 C YN WY D 3 31 3
RACE 33 "
While you \re doing your Spring housecleaning whyllot laY aside
the furni ture 01' other odds and end youno longer care f or a nd
ca ll u s? We w il l g iv e y o u C AS Hfor what you don't
want.
Telephone Bryn Mawr 2901,
Wall and l\fantel. Made to Orderand R es il ve re d. M ad e
FrOIDGenuIne Pittsburl:'h Plate Gis .. .
OLD MIRRORSRemodeled and Resllvered
SPECIALWe Wil l O ve rh au i
Y O U ~A dd in g M ac hi ne o rT3'pewl'Uer Complete for
$12.50COLLINS
3 ~ 9 0 r r ~ ~ ~ ~ r bpsai.
~ ~
blI.\1 teama. During her senioryear she was president of
theAthletic Association. .
.. - -Vegetable Salad
Cooled lef t-over vegetables forWinter sa lads taste best If
marinated .
5846 Market It .or Call
ALI ,. 1450 - West 51"E"enlnn GRA, U2t
RADIOSRepaired9rln" your radio to berepaIred. Yo u SAVEmoney
Ilnd set MUCHQuicker lervlce. '
35 rcara ExperIence
DEVANEY,- 216 S. 6 0T H S T.
PHILADELPHIAOPP. ImperIal Theatre
All. 8125
Store Your FursNow At
Your Furs'Worst Enemy
HEAT
ADELIZZIBROTHERSTAILORS - FURRIERSCLEANERS AND DYERS
102 Forrest Ave., NarberthNARBERTII 2602
228 Bahl. Ave., Cynwyd
CYNWYD 0928
VenetianBlinds
, TAPE
BE CORD, 'PAINT
R O O F I N t ;S I D I N G !
GENERAL VONTBACTINGPROMPT 8EB,VlVBSKILLED M E NRELIABLE wo nGet
Our EstlJDa&e
Turn your anutedl3'Jlewriter into money.We pay toP Juices,
afl1blake.
USE THESESERVICES FORBEST RESULTS
H. E. STEINKE
IHake YourBlinds Like
New. Immediate Service
New
BlindsCustom "Made
MASS & SHANECall BAR. 7452F o r F r ee E s ti m at e
7020 W. G u r e t t .d.Boulevard W t
.,TYPE'WRITERS
WANTED
SERVICE DIRECTORY
IIPIANOS
I~ ~ ~ ! ~ ~Q u ic k R e mo v alFair Prices
C o u r te o u s M e nAlso Plano Mo"ln.
Write
P. HUGHES&SONII
Graduates On Mond'ayFrom Beaver College
M is s J oY ce , M ar io n B lo gg et t,da.ughter of Mr. and
Mrs. SamuelE. B lo gg et t, o f A rdm or e, w asg r ad u at e d f r
om Beaver CoJlegei n J en ki nt ow n o n M on da y witha B. A.
DegI'ee in physical education.
During her college career MissB lo dg et t wa s a student
government representative, a m e mb e r o fP en t ha l lo n, t h e
G le e C lu b. and
was on the hockey and basket-
'.....'.....'TO' WED
Long TermF. H. A.Mortgages
Are Best
MEMBER O F TH E F,EDERALRESERVE SYSTEM
Th e NationalBank of Nal'berth
If you are refinancing yourhomebe sure to s ee t o it that you
havea mortgage that runs
~ i f t e e n01'
t w en t y y e ar s a nd n ot t hr ee 01'five. An F. H. A.
mortgage willtake care of this for you.Consultus!
Summer's crisp sleeveless dress need not beexpensive, but it
must have the trim, look ofsmart designing and careful tailoring.
Thismod.1 Is of rayon faille In -ibrant shades ofcoral or gold and
comes in sizes 12 to 20.I\atching belt and buttons-$5.95
THE Ma'in Line Store OFSTRAWBRIDGE t CLOTHIER
SUBURBAN SQUARE ARDMORE
Sto r. HOUri 9:30 to 5:30, MllY 31, Jun . 1 .n d 2SummerStore
HoursBeginning June 4 ,9 :30 to S
Da)'tlme Drelle., T hi rd F lo or
Ceremony Took Place".t Home Of Bride IIn Germantown
O U R T C ) ~, '
Louise BruderWed May 26 toG. P. Sherwood
At a very jretty home weddingSaturday, May 26, at 4 P .
M.,Louise Thompson Bruder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
RichardThompson, 3112 M id va le Ave "Qp'E'n Lane, became the
bride, ofGeprge ' P. S he rw oo d, J r. , s on o fMrs GeorgeP.
Sherwood. llO Kenilworth Rd .. Merion. Dr. Finnery.rector of t he F
ir st PresbyterianChurch of Germantown. performed the ceremony.
'
The l iving ' rom was beaut i ful lydecorated with ferns . white
Springflowers, and red rosebuds.The b ri de . wIto w as g iv en
Inma1'l'Iage by her father, wore agown with a. full skirt ending in
atrain. She wore white gardenias inher h ai r. a nd her brfdal
bouquetw a s o f w hi t e r os es , g ar de n ia s andllliell of
the valley.
Miss Mary S co tt , o f Philadel- Miss Belledetta Tina
Rieciar-phia. the bride 's only attendant, d i of B r oo kl yn , N.
Y., will bewon a gown ofpowderblue
p o i n t ~d e ~ s o l .
and c ar ri e d a s ho we r b ou - m a rr i ed t o J o se p h
M', D'Alonzo,Quet of pinkroses and delphinium. 304 E ss ex Ave ., N
a rb er t h. on
D r. L aw re nc e R . D av is o f N ar - J une 2 at 11 A. M, a t
s t . Fran-berth. acted a s b e st man. I cis Xavier Church. 16th
St . and
Mrs. Thomson. mother of the Fifth Ave" Ne w Yor k, Theb ri de w
or e a l on g d re ss of p ow de r i groom-to-be is the s on o f N
i chblue sheer. with jacket of match- Ii ug l ac e. and a co rs age
of p in k i olas D'Alonzo,president ofcamel1las and w hi te g ar de
ni as . D 'A lo nz o- La nc as te r, I nc ., w el l-
Mrs, Sherwood, mother of the known clothjng manufactur'ersb ri
de gr oo m, w or e a l on g d re ss o f
_of_p_h_il_a_d_e...:lp_f1_i_a_, _powder blue si lk jersey a nd a nd
asorsage of pink camellias. Soaking Garments
F or ty f de nd s a n d relatives at- Before YOu soak a~ a r m e
n tt en de d t he ceremony. and w er e o ve rn i gh t I n s t ro n
g w a te r to re
joined later by 60 additional guests!move perspiration. decide
whethera t t he reception, the fabr ic wil l stand the water.
,'" I
Reception
YES
SHULLLUMBERCOMPANY
25 BALA AVE.,BALA-CYNWYD'
Cynwyd 0662Closed NOON Saturday
We frame OilsWe frame Water ColorsWe frame PrintsWe reframe and
recond it io n p ic tu re s t ha t y ouwant rejuvenated.
Leave
THE BRITISHSPORT SHOP
"A ' r l .ndl, Piae. 10 Worle"
45 Anderlon Avenu., Ardmor.1631 Arch St r t. PhiladelphiaRoom
315, McClatchy Building
(69th & M.rkef ItI.,. Upp.r Darlly)
5759 I. Penn St., Norristown410 York Road, Jenkintown
or call Interprll . 10100
Please bring alongyour birth.cerclDcate or otherp r ~ f
of citizenship.
There is a real FUTURE, too, in these jobs.
Bell Telephone offers positions in which you will beworking in a
clean, safe , and pleasant a tmosphere . No
experience is necessary. Friendly supervisors train you
and are always ready to lend assistance. Quiet rest
rooms offerc o ~ f o r t
and re laxat ion . You may choosefrom a variety of in teres t
ing jobs.
Make arrangements to drop i n - r e a l soon-and le3:rn
a l l a b ou t these opportunities. ,An interviewer i s r e ad
y
to amwer allyour questiol'!. Visit a n y o f these offica:
THE BELL TELEPHONEC O M ~ A N Y
Of PENNSYLVANIA
A. n um b er o f p os it io ns a re now o pe n t o a mb it io
usyoung ,women. They are jobs in which y ou w i l l b e con-t r
ibut ing to the war effor t. They are jobs with goodpay
, . ~ g u l a ri , . c , . e a s ~ s~ and many opportuni t
ies
to advance. You earn as you learn.
Durable Harris Tweed Sports CoatsTailored By "London
Weatherproof"
They are meeting the requirements of the busy. well-dressedw om
an o f t od ay. Conect for most Occasions in any weathcr.
Smiling Couple
L t. N or ma n S. Bemis,U ~ A ,
and -Mrs. Bemis. are gettingready to leave the reception af ter
the i r wedding which took placeSaturdaY. at All Saint's Church,
Wynnewood. Mrs. Bemis is theformer Miss Dorothy S" Wagner, of Penn
Valley.
iii fIESYjjE ~
I" ~ : ' t ; { : ~ ~ ~ : ~ : o ; : : , ~ ~ ~ :L,
~! ~ ~ U~, I ! & ~IO".n w"'
, o n , ~ u ' t < dill th , Re-
Miss Sally Lou Oaks, a Florence I publ ic of Panama. .
Cowanova graduate , wil l give her I
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipupils ' dance recita l a t t he Bala-
ICynwyd High school on Saturday ievening, June 22. The proceeds
Iwill be g iv en t o t he R ed C ro ss . !
II
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cowie, 1410:Surrey La" Overbrook Hills,
Mer-Ii on , f or me rl y o f the WynnewoOd:Apartments, will occupy
their new ihome on Merion Ave" e ar ly i n iJune. I
E dw al 'd L . S m it h, w ho w as o p- ierated on last week a t
H ah ne -:mann H os pi ta l, is i mp ro vi ng . IMrs. Amy Griffis,
daughter o f M r. IS mi t h, i s
a t t e n ~ ~ ~ g h e ~ _father. I
Canning MethodThe best! method of canning i
f rom standpOint , of accident pre- jv en ti on a n d f oo d p
re s er va t io n i spressure cookinl/:.
"'esternof the Sioux"-Tom
LEGAL NOTICES
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Here and ThereContinucd from Page 1
m J J ~ . 1J of ARDMORE
TJ[JI.:BONELESII
fFOUNDATJOl'f
GAR1I1ENTlaerecJlbly bou_Ille., beeutl{uU,.dee1Wlled to
winperfed bo d ybalance, aDd Illpreme comlol1.E x p e l ' t { U t i
l i r.. D d a d J u I ~ n t e l ' vice - COIUpl ..tjl I ' e p a l l
' hop.
Bel".. ArterEMlLUJ
E M M O ~ 8 '101 TOIES-MEDIOAL BLDCLABDMOU' ,
, CW1 Ardmore au f o r u--. . ,- ,Aobtlua* .,
AT E O F ELLEN A, WAFER (lale ore
B o r o \ l ~ ho r N a rb e rt h , M o nt g om
C o u n ty, P n .)e tt e rs Te st a me n tA r y o n the abOvete
h a " e h e e n " r a nt e d t o t h e u n de r
H'd. who H'QUest all pC'rsons havil l i tms 01' drmand' agaInst
the EstAtethe decedent to m a ke k n ow n the
me and All p e ro o ns I n de b te d t o theedent to m a ke p a
ym e nt . w i th o u t)', to
FRANCIS H, FEE. Executor.4832 Wa l to n Av e nu e ,
5'24-61. Pblladelphla, Pa,AT E O F A GN ES M, WHEELAHAN,
At e o f B o ro u l th o r Narberth. deceased,etters or
Admlnbtrntlon on the" e e s t ot e hA"e been "ronted to
theersIgned. Who l ' eQue" t a ll p e rs o nsIng clAIms o r d e ma
n d . RltRlnst theAte of the d e ce d en t t o m o ke known
same. Rnd a l l p e rs o ns I n de b te d tod er ed en t t o m
ak e p ay me nt , with-delAl'. to '
THOMAS E, WHEELAHAN. JR"338 rona Ave .. NarberUl, Pa.
h,I'A t t o r n e ~ '
Fox o n d M cT I gh e ,oseph W, O'Connor, 319 Swede Street,
rristown. Pa. OT 5, 31-6 t.
Gunsry.
rdmore Choral Groupo Sing On Saturday
Saturday SOI1g: Festival", fea
ng musical o r ~ a n i z a t i o n sfromious war plants, i s a
ne w s er ie s 15 COllltrr Avr., Ardmore Arrl. OR66-Subul'bl\n S
quaremusical broadcasts which will
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ! ! ~ ~ ! ! ~ ! ! ! ! ! ! j ~ ! ! ~ ~ ! ! ! ! ~ ~ ~
! ! ! ! ~ ! ! ~i ni ti at ed ove r r ad io station ~IL in
Philadelphia on Satura ~ ' .
June 2 from 2: 30 to 3: 00M.
The A ut oc ar C h or al S oc ie ty o fdmore will appear on t he
f ir stogram of the series. It is e xted t ha t t he cycle wil l
brinRh participating organizationt h e p ro gr am e ve ry f ou r w
ee ks .hreen E, Zollifofter will be t heois t for the f i rs t
program.
of t he few s ur vi vor s of Wesacre at the Alamo, and' thea
Maria Catalina.
The CiW of Trembling Leaves"l ter Van Tilbury Clark, Thel:>;
of t hi s nO\'el is i n R en o,ada, but its spiri tual domain
isouth everywhere. and.the evern g d re am o f c re at iv e f ul fi
l lt.
The Brick Foxhole"-Richardok s. T hi s n O\ 'e l i s a,
literaryovcry. It h s t he s us pe ns e o f at class detective
story. plus lity Quali ties which make it ak of tremendous power,
andal sign1fieance for our timc.Home to India "-Sant l la Rama
T he d au Rh te r of a Brahminilv "East of Midnight"-For
Rosaire.Mystery
Fallen Angel"-Marty Holland.arecrow"- Eaton K. Goldte.Trout in
the Milk"--Hugh Hol-.Corner's Verdict: Aecident"-hard
Keverne.Pointer to a Crime"-A, Field-
e m ar ri ag e o f Miss DorothyWagner, daughter Qf Mr.Mrs, Earl
G . WaR ne r. of
ters Mill Rd" ,Penn ValleY. toN or m an stearns Bemis, USA.of
Mrs. A n th o ny J . Bemis. ,,1worth, Ill.. a nd t he l a te M r.s
. t oo k p la ce S at ur da Y. M a yat 6 P. M.. in All Saints'
ch, Wynnewood. The Rev.Andrew J. Mutch and the Rev.Gibson Bell ,
off icia ted.ven in marriage by her fa ther.bride wore a white
satin gOWll.med at the wrists and neckwith heir loom rose point
laee.or on et of bouvardia held her
vei l a nd s he c Ei ni ed a b ou -of white orchids ,
stephanotisbouvardia.
ary Louise Wagner was maidonor for her sister, and Mr">.s
Evans, of Lenoxvl1\e. Can
was matron of honor. Thei l 'ns combined green lace
bodicesskirts of matching net. Their
d re ss es w er e of g re en v ei lT he o t he r a t te n da n
ts , Nancy, of Boston: Margaret Gar
es, of Wilmington: Doris Alexr and Katharine Burch worew gowns
with matching veilheaddresses.aries Bemis served a s b es t
for his brother.he b ri de w as graduated fromwi n S ch oo l a
nd W he at on
ege. She m ad e h er debut inand is a member of the
or League.he bridegroom was graduated
Phi1lips Academy, Andover.s .. a n d t h e Sheffield
Scientificoo l, Yal e U ni ve rs it y, H e reY returned from
overseas.
31,1945.
mis- Wagnereremony Heldaturday
Saints' Churchne of Lovely
ening Wedding
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RfJlJd Quotail/tbe 7th is.'(Ca.,h Value)
$187.50150.00131.25112.50
93.7575.0037.5018.75
If you,.at.'erageiI/comB
per mOl/tb is:
$250&up225250210225200210180200140-180100-140
Under$100
HERE'S WHAT UNCLE SAMWANTS YOU TO DO:
let your dollars ioin the fight in theMIGHTYSEVENTHWAR L OA
NI
. "Select )'our iodi\'idual quota in the 7th WarLoan accordingto
your income-then meet it!
T. W. HAMMONDS&BROBRYN MAWR, PA.
SYNTHANECORPORATIONOAKS, PA.
SUMMERlll TUBINGCOMPANYBRIDGEPORT, PA. _...'4iIilrM4"' .....
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THE BELLTELEPHONECOMPANYOF PENNSYLVANIA
I ! , .I
MI'H" IEVENTH
~
We c an 't l et h im and all ourother fighting heroes down.
Remember, lastyear we had two War Loan Drives by thistime. The
Seventh is our pcr,sonal call to armstwo drives in one. That's why
our quota is large. a We must meet i t -we will meet i t - for
thehero of Iwo-for Victory-for pride in America.
down the street. He can't ask you tobuy bigge1' bonds during
theSeventh.He was kil led a few weeks ago onIwo, just.after he had
led his assaultt eam to th e ed ge of an airfield weneeded
desperately.
e can" as
JOSEPH M. BALTZ OOMPANY
AUTOCAROF ARDMORE
" '. .' ~ ~ , 1/,
R e al E s ta t e Insurance
51 E. LANCASTER AVE., ARDMORE, PA.
For Insurance on Lives and Granting AnlluitiesARDMORE, PA.
M e mb e r F e d e ra l Reserve System-Fcderal Deposit Insurance
Corp,
THE PENNSYLVANIACOMPANY
IU' ""ER ,"N'S In til,
OUI(U ) W ~r
This AdveJtisement Sponsored by the Following BusinessO r g a n
i ~ a t i o n s :
He's an American hero. After:fighting bloody battles in
the,Pacific,hewas home on leave two years ago. You may remember
seeing hispicture. His name is John Basilone,Marine Gunnery
Sergeant. He traveled all over America, urging everyAmerican to
bu)' more bonqs. He said: " Yo u d on 't knoV;l-youcan't know-how
much it meansto the boysout therewhen they hearthe folks back home
have jus t putanother War Bond Drive over thetop." They gave h im t
he Congres.sional Medal of Honor and offeredhim a commission. He
didn't want it.' 'I 'm a p la in soldier," he said.
~ " Iwant to stay one." Well, he stayed a plain marine- l ike
Joe and Bill and the fellows'
...:This is an official U. S. TreaJury adverti:iement-p1'epared
under au;;pice8 of Treasury Department and War Advert is ing
Counc.U
NATIONAL BANK of Narberth SHEA'S BUFFET NARBERTH PHARMACY J. A.
MILLER242 Haverford Ave. 246 Haverford Ave. SHEET METAL WORK
THE BARCLAYCO,HOBSON 81 CO.
111 Forest Ave.ANTIQUES SUBURBAN BEAUTYSALON
1268 l\fonhl'omery Ave. DECORATORS HUNTER'S SERVICE STATiONU N.
Narberth Ave. 105 N. N a rb e rt h M e .MAPES BenFranklin Stores
GMi-OU,-SERYICE
955 I\loutp;orncl'Y Ave. ""1228 Haverford Ave. H. A.8I D. M.
FRAZER J. PAUL SHEA
LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS PHARMACIST HORSLEY'S SERVICE STATIONDURBIN
& HOWARD At Narberth stationREAL ESTATE
114 Dudley Ave.' COI\IPI,ETE AUTO SERVICEStation Circle JOS. P.
TACCONELLICO. 929 Montgomery Ave. j
PAOLINI'S MODERNFOOD Mkt. TIRE'RE-CAPPINGNASH REALTY CO. [ona
& ,Woodbine Aves. Athens & Cricket Aves . Ardmore THREE
SISTERS BEAUTY 1
Narberth & Wynnewood
RUSSEL SHINN SALON" ~NELSON'S 5 81 10 Stores; Inc. NARBERTHELEC.
81RADIOCO. TREE SURGEON PERMANENTS103 N. Narbel'th Ave. 104 Forest
Ave. 728 l\'Iontgomery Ave. 235 Haverford Ave.
".. . / .' ,.~ . '
--_ ....' --West'sToogh LuckRemains to Finish
Th e disappearance oforganic an d functionaldisease, a s w el l
as oftrouble in other forms,is continually recordeda m on g t ho se
w h o h a veturned to ChristianScience f o r h e lp .
Th e method o f s uc hovercoming of difficultyis p r a y e r - a
spirituallysCientific manner ofthinking based on th eteachingof
Chris t Jesus.
What this prayer isan d h ow a ny on e c anunderstand it and use
iteffectually in accordance with his need ar efully explained in
theChristian S c ie n ce t e xt -book, -SCIENCE & HEALTHwih Key
to the Scripturesby .ilifary Baker Eddy
T h i s r e m a rk a b le book.other w or ks b y Mrs.Eddy, aud
all otherauthorized C h r fa t ia nScience l i te r at u re m a ybe
r e ad . b o rr o w ed . orpurchased at the Christian Science
ReadingRoom. No. 8 Rittenh o us e P t ac e , A r d m or e ,Penna.
.
Open to the pubIc atthe followlnJr hours:
V V e ~ k d a y s., 9 :3 0 t o 5 : 30Wednesday Evenings9:00 to
9:45
Sunday aJternoons1 :0 0 t o 2 :4 5
F i rs t C h ur c h o f Christ,Scientist, of A r d m 0 r
e,Penna.
Athens a.nd LinwoodAvenuell
d'
Suburban One LeagueThursday's Results
Radnol '. 5; Haverford, 3.Upper Darby, 4;
Cheltenham.!.Norristown. 1: Lower MeriQn, O.
Monday's ResultsU pp e r D ar by. 1 ; L ow er Merion,
O.Aoington. 4; Radnor. 2.
. Cheltenham. 4; Norristown, O.Final Standing of the
Team!>
W. L. P.C.Haverford . . , .. 10 2 .833Norristown . . . . 7 5
.583Cheltenham . . . . 7 5 .583Upper Darby ' . . . . . . 6 6
,500Lower Merion . . . 4 7 .364Abington 4 7 ,364Radnor .., , . , ,
. . . . . 3 9 ,250
R ai ne d o ut o n S un da y a nd d etermined to get the game In
Mon.day evening, Mickey Gavin's BrynMawr Good Counsel nine gambledi
t s w i n s t r e ak o n t he weather andlost in the f i rst
twilight contestof t h e M ai n L in e Boys'
BaseballConference.
T he G av in me n l 'a n s ma ck i nt oa tidy three-hit pitching
choret ur n ed i n by Al E eeo re as thelast-place Narberth club
won a1-0 decision in a w et f ra y stagedat the Genera l Wayne
field.
E tt or e a nd R ay Desert hookedup in a great pitching duel
under
grey,rain-filled
skies. a n d E t t or ecame out on top due to someshoddy work by
the Good Counseldefense, plUs one mis take by Deselt himself, D es
er t s tr uc k outJ i m F r at a t on l to start t he N arb e rt h
t h ir d, b u t t h e ball g o t a wa y
.from catcher Pug McDermott andFratatoni reached first. He
stolesecond, went t o t hi rd wh en t hethrow w e nt i n to c e nt
e r field. thenscored w he n D e se r t c u t loose witha w il d p
it ch .
H a lt e d t h ro u gh o ut t h e g am e byE t to r e' s v a li
a nt pitching Good.Counsel had a scoring c h an c e i nthe sixth
when Desert s le dg e d atriple w i th t wo g o ne . Ettore
purposely walked McDermott, got thenext battel' on an easy
grounder.The game. the last two innings ofw hi ch w er e played in
a steadydownpour. was called at the endo f t h e sixth.
Both Ettore and Desert gave upthree hits. Desert struck oute ig
ht , S tt or e fanned five.
The Conference resumes with afull four-game schedule Sunday.t h
e f e at u re g a me having t he u nbeaten Ardmore Optimists playi
ng h os t t o Good Counsel at Ardmore. The first b ra ck et o f f
ou rt wi li gh t c on te st s a re scheduledfor next Wednesday,
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Ettore Pitches 3 Hi tGame; ScheduleResumes Sunday
BrynMawrLosesTo Narberth1-0
Tough lucky IWY of t he S uburban Conference in basebal l
wasBill West of Lower Merion H i g hand by a country mile.
The misfor tune that dogged hish e el s a ll s ea so n reached a
climaxwhen he finished o n t h e short endof 1 -0 s co re s in his
last twogames.
West allowed only t hr ee h i tsagainst Norristown last
Thursday,but Meyer. the NOl'l'istown pitche r. a ll ow ed o nl y o
n e and thus theEagles managed to sqUeeze out a
1
1 -0 v e rd i ct at Norristown.On Monday Upper Darby walk
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