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Unitrd WDr Chest
1943 Campaign
VOL. 28 No. 45
THE SPECTATOR
Alex. Woollcott Was A bout To
Take Up Oudgels For Local Issue
The sudden death of Alexander
Woollcott In New York last Sat-
urday night was not only a loss of
national slgniflcancl', but it was
also a defilli~ set-hack to the ef-
fort of thL~ nplghborhood, which
hali never cea.<;e<!, to overcome the
crass official decision which
thwarted, at lea"t pro-tem, the for-
nHl,1 n'cngnltlon du(' thf' NeJ.{ro
Blan,1 for h'" notable contrihu-
tions to A mf'I'1Pfin folk-Iul'f' and
rllu~ie.
* * *
It will h,' rl'!nl'mhl'red thai ill
IlIa9 it canll' to light that the body
of the compo""l' of "Cany :M,'
Back to Old Virginny," "Oh, Delli
Golden Slippcrs," "In Thl' Evening
By Thl' Moonlight," and 700 othl'r
songs and hallads was interred In
an unmarked gravp in thp old Mer-
ion Cemetery,
As a result of the discovery, a
Iposed of LowCl' Ml'rion
>erth residents immediat('-
izl'd to provide a more ap-
e and inspiring resting-
for an al'l,:;t whose works
werl' of world-wide l'l'nown, Th ..
fortuitous local circumstances (If
Jame,; Bland', df'Hth Hnd hllrial
w .. re rl'adily acceptf'd a,; imp0';illg
a community accountahillty which
could not bp ,;hirked by t.hose awarl'
of what it was that madl' IIJl a
great narionhood and of the justicp
dul' tho,,(.. of ai, ("010'1' and crl'(,(l..;
who 1",,1 eont JihtJtpd dfeet ively to
,\mcl'lca's permanent progr..:;s and
well-bemg
:-;0 different t han I., ordlnal'lly
the casc, tll(' suhstanlia.1 sum necd-
('d wa.:; forthwith availahlp, up to
$Z[.,OOO, and in simila.r spirit all
the otl1l'r ('sscntials of tIl(' enter-
prise were to he prOVided wit hout
cost. The late Frank Schl'epfer, for
instance, was to landscape the pr'o-
posed site as only he could do it:
Roland Fleer volunteered for the
numerous legal aspects, while oth-
ers did the leg-work around PhHa-
delphia, New York and Washing-
ton in order to bring the bibliogra-
phy up to date and to coordinate
the various details which Wl're in-
volved,
* * *
The decision was to rPIllO\·,' thp
hody frolll the cemetery and to re-
inter it on a hillock hard hy, a na-
tural setting which 1f'111 itsf'lf ad-
mirably to thl' superh scheme of
adornment which Frank Schrepfer
had dr·afted. Tnl'n. in authentic
artistry, ther'e was to hI' er'ectl'd a
~ymbol of Minstrelsy, thl' SCUlptor
to be a man of Bland's own racl',
Thus thf're would be consummat-
pd the tr'ibute which had been ~o
lonl; negll'ctl'd in behalf of the
grl'atest trouhadour who eV('I'
lived: for' Rland was all of that
and not pvpn Htpphen Fo"tl'r' could
\'ie with him in expressing the dl'('p
and plainti"p muoli" which hewil-
dprl'd thl' NegTO in Ihp alie~ land
where he had he('n delivered in
:<baekll's anti whne only the fcch-
1("I<t Idnd of effort has hpen con-
tinucd to reco~nize his dignity as
a human peing and of the equa.lity
he sbares with his white brethren
before God,
Methodi'st Church Boro Leads In
Lists 'Meetings War Chest Report
All Women's Sessions 34 Percent Of $3900
On Same Day to Save Quota Is Subscribed
Gas and Heat Over 34 percent of the $3900
The Young Married Women's
Circle of the Narberth Methodi"t
Church will meet February 1 .at 8
p, D1. at tbe home of Mrs. Wayne
Deaves, 2716 Mor'ris rd., Ardmore.
Mrs. Albel't Sigel will rC\'iew the
chapler for the month of March
from the hook "Victorious LiVing,"
hy E. StsnIPy Jones,
nlle to thc heat and transporta-
tion empr~ency, all the WOmen's
l'o("icty meel.ings In Fcbr'uary will
be held at the churCh on Thursday,
Irebl"uary 4, as follow~:
Executlvo Board at 9.15 a. D}, in
the <"hurcb parlor.
Circles I, 2, 3 and ,j from 11 a. m. announced that Narberth workers
to 12,30 p, m,
Luncheon will be served at 12.30
p. m. by Circlc 1 under the super-
vision of Mrs. Clyde Campbell,
Regular meeting at 2 p, m. in
the church pal'Ior with Mrs. Roy
Doer as guest speal(er _on "The
BUI·ma PAad." Mr·s. Charles Ed-
wards will be the devotional leader.
Plans arc being made by the
\Vomen's Society for' Chr'lslian
Service to sponsor a home nursing
class in the church. All those who
wish to enroll should call Mrs.
Howard White, Narberth 2958-R.
"",!,'·~~~~E".
OUR TO
But the full consummation of
Bland's right to be remembered has
not as yet been achieved, for' the
little hillock was Township prop-
erty and the Commissioners' uka..~e
was t hat pUblic land (about llOO
square feel) could not be devoted
to any such privatl' purpose! That
was the way tlH'y said it at
!11('eting, but outside, a. meeting
they Wl're not abashed to state
that it was not up to thl'm to en-
couragp. a ";\Iegl'o rendezvous," to
USf' thf' l'xact words, apparently not
IJping concl'r'ned at all about thf'
k ,nd of illicit rendezvous of many
nocturnal episodes the gpquestered
spot was known to he.
As a result of this extraordinary
dIctum, anothl'r challenge of at
least f'q ual importance was rl'solved,
a" to whet her this neighborhood,
well acclaimed for its education and
culture, could submit to any such
outrageous compromise in its Amer-
ican and civilized standar'ds, and
the oblig-ation which followed to
t 11Iash our thl' question to detel'-
mine exactly what kind of peopl('
Iwld forth in these parts.
* * *
AI,'xandl'r' ,\'oolleott had come to
know all these things and this na,'-
udal' w"s tu confer with him re-
ga,'ding a dt>finitc plan of rescul'
at the Hotel Gotham. In ;\lew Yorl,
un Thursday, January 28, 194:1,
which was yf'ster'day, His untimely
dcath, of course, has diverted the
('apahle hPlp he would ha\'e accord-
('d, and Ih"t mf'ans Ihis section has
II..; own part icular reason for dp-
ploring 1 hI' pa"sing of an estimable
gpntlcman who madc his mark on
American life and letters in a mcm-
orahle and unique way.
:Mr '\'oollcott's own idl'a was tu
tell t hc local talp in the Rl'aders'
Digest and thl'n to ers out In in-
dignant voice all OVPl' the land by
radio, for' this kind of sorry insu-
larism was his pet peeve, and how
he would have gone to town on H' , .~;r:co~ed","~ 1~~Snr~I~'e,ts~~ae'~r~';- .
* ,.'It .-
In Cornelius Wey~andt's last
book, "The Plenty pf Pennsylva-
nia," the author states Stephen
Foster was the "greatest man ever
horn in Pl'nnsylvania." Perhaps
t here won't be genetal agreement
on t ha t SCOl'e (nor on any ot hen,
hut such a selection, by a discern-
ing- observer, at least affords an
impressiv(' index of the large sus-
taining value of valid folk-music
to the gl'neral thl'me of the good
Ii ff',
For the Songsrer' of the Swant>e
River, ther'e is a two-million dollar
memorial in Pittsburgh, and Col-
umbia l'niversity has him to the
forefront in its Hall of Fame.
James A. Bland, a similarly dis-
t inguish£'d artist, lles, unheralded
and unsung, in a pauper's grave
within ri\'(' minutes' dr'ive of OUI'
homes, justice to him estopped he-
caus£, he is a Negro'
AI'(' we truly thl' I<ind of he-
nighted denizl'ns the solons infer
we are, and Is ther£' really the need
of applying to outside advocates In
ordN to rcdeem our neighhorhood
from this patch of odium that now
he:::lnears it?
THE SPECTATOR
quota of the United War Chest in
Narberth has been subscribed to
date, according to reports from
team captains. The amount donat-
ed is $1326.
J. Randall Williapls, Jr., chair-
man of the Main Line District No.
If anyone factor hB.8 been re-
I, said yesterday that Narberth
sponsible :{Ol' the brilliant plaY of
was leading the six other districts
in his section, Lower
feated ba:skelball team It is the
Mrs. Robert P. Wetherald, dis-
trict director, said that a rc- spirited, il:11proved work of Captain
Greer Hl'llIldcl at center.
8.r'rangement of quotas in the Main
One of two reb"'UJal's from last
Line District has reduced Nar-
~'ear'" cra-<k tcaril, Heindel was a.
herth's quota which WllB announ-
sIal' in hili; own right during Lower
Ced previously llB $4600. She also
Merion's s weeps to the state cham-
lODllhiPS in 1941 and 1942, Instead
were Invited to attend a campaign
luncheon In their honor on Frld~1Y J~'
at 12:30 p. m. at the Bellevuh- \
Stratford.
,being o()ntent to get by on' his
utatlolL, Heindel hllB concen-
ted on his job wltl) sU'!'prising
est lmd the res~lt has ,been the
Captains reported the fOllowing
early solicitations: ,~ransfdrnliilltion of a very, ~"n.' PI.a,y- qd'
'Mrs. Conrad J. Albrecht, $30; IeI' into' OlliS approaching ~~¥.lJ,tness.
Miss Vera A. Bailey; $7203; Mrs.' If Helnc:lel continues liisLdilzz;Ung
Tilghman Del"r, Jr" $4; Mrs. Cros- pace, he 1II0q l1elltlonably will !be rcc- •
by A. Hoar: $12,50; Miss Marion T. ogn\z;ed ll::l one of the greatest all- : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - '
Justice, $22; Mrs. EUgtme H. Og- ar'ound pLayers !lver turned out hy
din, $21.50; Mrs. William J. Sar- COach Bill Anderson. He Is Ilcor-
gent. $18; John D. Stewart, $27: Ing with raJore consIstency than ever
Mrs, J. RandaU WllJlams, Jr., $10. before. al:'1oraging almost 15 points
The 'campaign ends February 10. a game. He has been IIcoring in
NARBERTH. PA., THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1943
=:
Elect,Moore Head
Of Sportsmen Club
Lansdale Man President
Of County Federa-
tion
Earl F. !rdoore, Narberth, was
elected pre~ldent of the Lower
Merion Rod and Oun Club at the
organization meetinE:' last Wednes-
day night il:1 the American Legion
Hall, Narber-th.
Other offl~ers elected were How-
ell I. Dietr! ch. Upper Darby, a.nd
Lloyd H. ::DuBois, Bala-Cynwyd,
vice-presidents; Ellen A. Dietrich,
Upper Darb::y, secretary; Linton H.
Fish, Cynw::yd, t rea..surer; Charles
E. Spencer, Sr.. Upper Darby, fll'ld
captain,
New diree:,lors elected were John
Albrecht, Jr-" Na.rberth; George A.
Purring, Na:rbertll; J. J. Whiteside,
Narberth.
John A. 1J!IilIer. Sr., spoke on the
formation 0.:1 a Montgomery Coun-
ty division (:)f the Pennsylvania Re-
serve Defen:se Auxiliary.
Election QIII the follOWing officl'l's
for the Mon tgomery County Feder-
ation of Sportsmen's Club was an-
nounced:
WIlliam Stoneback., Lansdale,
president; :Fr, Russell Meyers, Am-
bler, and EJOger Lachman, East
Greenville, vice-presidents; Ellen
A, Dietrich. Upper Darby, Sl'crp.-
tary; and ViJlUlam H .. Ellis, Bridge-
por·t, treasu'rer.
Tax Collectors
wylvan.-ato Co.
Be
At Penn 0iJ
To Aid Taxpayers
Three de!=Jutv
, tax collectors wlll
be at the I!!rdmore BI-anch of the
PennsylvanLa Company, 7 E. Lan-
caster av., Ardmore, on February
23, 24, 25 a nd 26 and on March 1
and 2 for l he purpose of assisting
ta xpayers.o - th e prepara tl on 0 f
their returl1ls , as we II,as t 0 accep t
tax paymen ts
. Mrs. Francis Small, chairman of
It I 8 expe-c t ed that t h ere will b e
a great ma~y more taxpayers this
.,....,... V'f U
bUsy on M_rch 1 and 2, bank offl-
P' " s ..y
cials urge tllat as many persons as
possible call to see the coI1ectors
during the February period.
Cycrillg Nells To Give Out
OPA Ratiol1il'lg News
More tha~ 150 women c~'clists of
the Main Li::ol', members of the sub-
urban Blcyele Corps of the Navy
League Ser-vice, will serve as mod-
ern "PauliQlle Reveres on bikes" to
aid local OoPA rationing boards in
th,e presen-t transportation emer-
gency.
The cycli~g "Nells," under the di-
rection of r.trs. Richard S. Chew of
Bala-CynW}-d. will distribute all
OPA lite:::rature on rationing
throughout the suburhan area.
Mrs. ChelWl offered t he facilities of
the Bicycle Corps of which she is
chief, when she learned of this crit-
Ical transp-ortalion situation. The
"Neils" wLIl cover Bala-Cynwyd,
Merion, Nuberth, Penn Valley and
llurroundlng locations,
1f>O members of the Bicycle Corps
of the Narboerlh-'Penn Valley Branch
of the Na-vy League Service will
mept Jan. 2:8 at 11 A. M. at the Nar-
hl'rth-Penn Valley Branch Head-
quarters, t-Iarberth and Haverford
av.• for thejr inlltructions on distrib-
uting OPA rationing literature.
They wi. carry literature to all
local meat d~lers, restaur'ants and
drug stores, As other pamphlets arc
ready, the>", will distribute them on
Heindel Scales Heigllts Of Greatness
111 Pacing Unbeatel'l Lower- Meriorl Five
~E(''TJON ONE LF;AGU1';
Mnrion High SchOOl's
unde-
LO\\-el' l\{('rlon, 51; Abin"ton, l!'i
lIpper Dar-hy, 39; Haverford, 31i,
Nonistown, llO; Cheltenham, 3"
Standing of t,he Te8l11S
Lower Merion "., 1
Norrilltown ,.",,:l
Haverford .".,., 2
f
Upper Darby
Cheltenham .,
Abington ... ,.... 0
Norristown at Lower Medon
Abington at Haverford.
Cheltephll;m at Uppel' Dal·by.
sp1lrts, going without a point for
fpur or' five minutes and then liter-
ally exploding for' three and four
field goals in rapid-fire succession.
Heindel has been Iltlpel'b under
"-'-r:"'~"
funeral Services for
Christopher Koch
Funeral services wl1l be held Sat-
urday afternoon for Christopher
Koch, former' Narberth druggist,
who died Wednesday.
The services w\l) be at 2:30 p. m.
at the undertaking parlors of
Oliver H. Ball', 1820 Chestnut st ..
Phlladelphia,
Interment will be In Mt. Moriah
Cl'metery,
Membl'rs of Lodge No.9. F, &
A. M. and of the Phlladp.lphia Dr'ug-
g-ist Association will attend the
services.
He is survived by hi' wife, Flor-
ence Koch.
Church Federation
Elects Officers
Report More Boys and
Girls Seeking Guid-
ance
An increase in the number of
adolescent boys and girls seeking
gUidancl' was I"epor·tcd at the an-
nual organization meeting of the
Main Line Federation of ChurcheS
last week.
Miss Alice H. Ambler, eXl'cutive
secretary, said that lDany of these
boys and girls had been in trouble
with the police and the Juvenll"
COUI·t.
The following officers were ell'et-
I'd:
The Rev. Roger G. Stimson, pr'l's-
idpnt; the Rev. Bert L. Scott, vice-
pl'esldent; the Rev. Frederick Sey-
mour, vice-president; S. Edgar
Downs, treasur'er; C\Jrtis L. Clay,
sccretary.
More than 100 persons attended
the meeting which was held Mon-
day night at the Ardmore Presbyte-
rian Church.
Miss Ambler said that the Federa-
tion was revising an old service of
helping people with their household
budgets, and nutritional problems
and wise food buying, GOvernment
charts showing food values could
=~s::'~tt.~"t~: _,!~~e~t!o~..s _~Ic::.,. -!~fM;lUL.-f.h.Is..-w.~ek,
Dr. Earl D. Bond, the speaker,
said that we had responsibilities to-
wards all peoples In all parts of the
world.
hi cycles to help save gasoline and
th'es, When the Navy League Ser'v-
ice indicated it was ready to spring
into action, it was named official
distributing agency for the OPA,
In addition to the Bicycle Corps.
Navy Lea~ue ml'mbers of the Nar-
berth-Penn Valll'y Branch will cov-
el' the balance of tbe townsbip, in-
cluding Haver'ford, Bryn Mawr,
Ardmore and Wynnewood.
p.1. A. Has 292
Paid·UpMembers
There arc 292 paid-up membNs
of thc Narbcl"th P. T, A. accor'ding
to the announcement made by Wil-
liam E, Clear at the Father"'s Night
meeting on January 18.
Dr, F. P. Cor·son. president of
Dickinson Colleg-e, spoke on "Mor-
ale for Victor·Y."
The P. T. A. Victory Food Hale
will be held January 30 at 121 N.
Narberth avo
It was announced that MI'S, Rus-
sell Basler will he nominated aft
"eeond vice-President at the Mont-
gomery County p. T. A. Federation
meeting on Febl'uary 6.
Week-End IW.... ulh;
W. L. ".C.
0 1.000
I .7M
2 ,500
,
2 Z
3
4
.000
.250
.000
Friday's SchedUle
'Ask Public To Avoid Needless Visits
As Doctor Shortage Becomes Acute
OPA To Take Eight
Coupons For Violation
Of Gas Regulation
Montl;'omery county War Price
and Ratloninl;' Board No, :\ held Its
first hparings on violations of the
pleasure-driving regulation last Fri-
day night at the Lower Merion
Township building, Ardmore,
Four cases were heard and three
werc dischargpd,
The fourth case concerned Ham-
ilton C, Ells, 233 Marlborough I'd"
Ardmore, who failed to appear for
the hearing, His license number
was taken' on January 8 in Oak-
mont.
The Board notified Ells by letter
after the hearing that he must ap-
pear before Friday of this w~k and
turn in his "A" gas rationbool{
from which they would take eight
coupons unless he asked for a heal'-
ing and gave satisfactory rcasons
Why he did not appear at the hear-
ing on Friday,
AU mpmbers of the board wpre
present for the hearings, They arp
'William E, Kamerdze, chairman:
H, H, Elliott, Henry Harman, C, A,
Peeney and Mrs, Benjamin Z,
Strawbridge,
CI Ubwomen W-III
Sell War Bnd
0 's
Mem b ers W "II Man
Booth On Haverford
A venue Dai I Y'
The Women's Community Club of
Narbel·th will man the War Bond
booth at Haverford and Forrest
avs., Narberth, In cooperation with
the Emergency Aid Main Line War
Bond and Stamp Committee, It was
'._ '._
Mrs. L. V. Homsher is In charge
of the booth and wl\1 organize
sbirts to keep the bOOt}l open from
9:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. dally.
The dessert bl'idg-e, scheduled
hy the Project Committl'e. Mrs. .T,
H, Miller, chairman, for Fl'bruary
11. has been postponl'd until the
18th because the F..ed Cross Mohile
Blood Donors Unit is to be in Nar-
her·th on Februal')' 11,
At the next meeting of the cluh,
on February 2. Mrs. R. G. Ben-
nett, Dr'ama COll1mittee chairman,
will prpsent three monodramas,
and a violin r'ecital by Miss Anne
.-Bickford, accompanied by hel-
mother, Mrs, J. M. L. Bickford,
schedulp.d for January 19, will also
he given at this meeting.
Mrs L. G. Crater', president of
the club, has appointed Mrs. J. H.
Milln to head the local committee
to recruit W AAC members in co-
operation with Colonel Fred
Schoenfeld, commanding otllcer in
chat'gc of recruiting in the Phila-
delphia arca,
Friend Of Hiemoeller
Speaks Here Sunday
Dr. Leon Stein, who suffered for
two yean; at the hands of the Nazis
he fore escaping to America and
who spellt much of t h'al time in a
Nazi concpntr'ation camp with the
famous pastor Niemoeller, will
speak about his expedences at the
Baja-Cynwyd Methodist Church on
Sunday at 8 p. m.
In Berlin, heforp his an"est by
t hI' Nazis, 01'. Stein was a judge,
!ccturer on law and an author".
t he hoard~. his pa,;,;ing- and hall
handlinl; ha" b('pn poli,;hpd, deft
and accurate and his defensi\'e
worl' hal< set a hig-h example for
his mat"s. All in all, he hal< hcpn
'Illite an inspiration 10 his team,
Hl'indel collectpd only eig-ht points
~I;ainst Abington last ~aturday hut
was one of the llloSt valuable cogs
as Lowel' Merion buried the
Ghost~, 51-15, on the laller"s courl.
It was the Main Liners' fourth
Btr'a.ight in the Subul'ban One Lea-
g-ue this Beason, their eighth In a
I'OW for the campaign. It boosted
their two-year Winning strl'ak to 17
and their league stl'eak to 23 In /I.
row.
Big, blond Don Evans had a bl~
night, collecting 10 field goals and
11 free toss to p8Cl' both teams with
21 pointll.
Lower Merion, which ran up a
23-7 lead In the first halt. boosted
(Continued on PG/le Two)
tt~~tiSetr"tr'C61,1&.UtnTYL lBRARY , ' , ' ," :<t)".;~
WI!ID3~R AVE,
I1ARBERT:t, PA.
N
PRICE FIVE CENTS
Night Calls Discouraged For Minor Complaints:
Caution Citizens To Care For Common
Colds; Many Physicians Called To Service
The Main Line Medical Society told the public this week that
the physicians at home were hard pressed and needed the citizens'
cooperation to eliminate unnecessary work.
Cooper'ation in minor complaints,
they said, will preserve the physi-
Mulieres MeetinCiJ cians' physical enl'rgy and conserve
The Narberth Mulieres will hold
valuable rubber and gasoline.
fi board meeting preceding th~ir
regular meetin!:' on February 8.
They pointed out that their'
ranks had been thinned because
The board will meet at 1 p. m ..
and the regular meeting will start
many physician!' are now with the
armed forces.
"This has created conditions,"
at 2 p. m. Both will be held at
the Society's spokesman pointed
Elm Hal!.
out, "which are requiring addition-
al services above normal for those
physicians at home."
Speaker Outlines On foul' points they asked the
cooperation of the public:
Rotary Principles (l) That the public pay special
attention to minol' complaints.
such as the so-called "common
Philadelphia Officer cold,' etc., and ther'eby help pr'e-
Addresses Bala- vent seriOUS illnesses with addi-
tional necessity of physicians, hos-
Cynwyd-Narberth
Club
pitalization, etc.
(2) When the services of a phy-
sician ar'e needed, do not delay and
Waller' J. Schot. second vicl'-
call him at various hours of the
president of the Philadelphia Rot-
day. Call yOUl' physician in his
ary Club, addressed members of the
Bala-Cynwyd-Narberth Rotary Club
at their weekly luncheon meet in~
morning office hour. This will per-
mit of the best sl'rvice to all. A
on Tuesday. physician cannot retl'ace his cour"e
without unnecessal'Y loss of time.
Introduced hy Alvin Shull, Schot
discussed ''F..otary Education and In addition. this will also help t.u
Rotar'y lnfor'malion" and outlined conserve the vital materials of rub-
the pr'lnciples of Rotar-y as club ber and gasoline.
sel"vice, vocational service, com- (3) Please do not expect a physi
munity service and international cian to make calls in the evening
service, He referred to the Rotary or at night for minor' complaints,
mottoes, "Service ahove Self" and or simply to benefit the conveni-
"He proflts most who Sl'l'ves best," l'nee of a person. Physicians with
and pointed out that member'ship their long hours of required duty,
in Rotary dol'S not necessarily are physically unable to meet un-
make a. Rotarian, but that a true
necessary demands and at the
Rotarian is one who actually lives same time fulfll1 their heavy dutieS
up to the mottoes and principles continuously.
. ()f the- organlz'iitlon. • •
To lIIustrate the service record
(4) If your physician has been
called to the service, make it your
of Rotarians throughout the United duty to ascertain the otIlce hours
States, he gave the folloWing sta-
of the physician to whom he has
tistlcs: referred you, in order that the best
Nine hundred and seventy Rot-
cooperation can be obtained.
al'lans head local defl'nse councils:
6901 serv/' local councils as staff
otIlcers; 21.295 have taken cou rses
rp.commended by the OCD; 4059 Louis A. Young
have donated to local blood banks;
4753 have left thl'ir' regular voca-
tions for full timl' war work: 3674
Undergoes Operation :,)
have been guest speakel's at or- Louis A. Young, 410 Grove Place,
Narber·th. a ml'mher of Borough
ganization meetings to give infor-
mation on the war effiort; 894 clubs Council and former football coach
have offl'rp.d corporate service and
at t he l~nivel'sity of Pennsylvania,
manpOWl'r to local defense councils
is recovPI·ing fl'om an oppration on
and 290 clubs sponsor public meet-
Friday at the Chestnut Hili H~s­
ings to educate the public on vari-
pita!.
ous phases of the war effort.
Dwindling Supplies, Help Shortage
Results In New Milk Control Rules
Steps that are necessary to maintain sanitary and health
st~ndards in the face of dwindling dairy supplies were outlined
in the 21 st annual report of Dr. George W. Grim, milk control
officer for this section.
Dr. Grim also predicted that milk deliveries might be cut to
every other day. In the future, he said, they might be eliminated
entirely except at homes where there was sickness or maternal
care was being administered.
The milk district for which Dr. Grim reports includes Nar-
berth Borough and Haverford and Lower Merion Townships.
Retir'ement of two dealers during required in the war erfort :'u,;
the past year was I'eported by the shal'ply curtailed the availll;ble sup-
milk contl'oJ atticC!'. One handled ply of milk handling eqUipment.
pasteurized milk and one manufac- Consequently mill( plants hsve been
compelled to maintain exlsting
tur'ed icc cr"eam.
eqUipment in order that it may be
In his rl'port Dr, Grim pointed
I,('pt in serviceable condition dur-
to numerous war-time complica- ,,"
tions that were making- control of ing- the present emergency.
milk and dairy supplies more dilfl- "Labor conditions have added
cult. (Colltinued on Page TII'o)
Heav)' cream. he said, had c1i~­
appearcd from the marl<ct hecause
of scarcity of dairy pl'oducts anci
the drain of manpower fr'om the
Presbyterian Guild
industry.
One of the most drastic measul'es
AII·Day Meeting
An all-day meeting of I be Wom-
is the recommendation made by the en's Guild of the Narberth Pl'es-
District's ml1l< control committee to hyterian Church will be held Feb-
the Philadelphia MIII< Commission ruary 4 at the church.
that "certification of mil'r; for the The meeting will start with seW-
immediate future be conditioned ing and mal<ing surgical d,ressiogs
upon pllBteurization, In addition to
enforcing the existing pl'oduction
sta,ndards,"
at 10.30 11,. m. Due to the food"
shortage, meolbers arc asked to
bring their own lunchee. and tea
This would effect certified milk and coffee will be served by Mr:a,
W. M. Wentz and her circle,
br'ands.
"Most of the milk in this class:' The afternoon meeting wil1 in-
he said, "h! sold In the raw state clude a worship period led by Mrs,
and hence is not provided with the C. C. Tyson and a shOrt talk 011
protection sfforded by PllBteul'iza- Chile by Mr's Gporge M. Black, of
tlon," the church, who will present 'the
In discussing the pllBteul'lzed wOI'k of her' Ilon, Geon;:"c M, Blacl<,
milk supply, which makes up the Jr., who Is a missionary under the
Soldiers and Gospel Mission of
great bulk of deliveries, he said:
"The need for critical materials Chile,
 OUR TOWN ---... g JANUARY 21. 1943
C"'-~ .. 11ftI'd at the end of that time only

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• INCOME TAX L. M. Patrolman ~ ~ No Epidemic of
LETTERS FROM OUR upon certification by the physician
that the child has completely 1'1'-
OUR TOWN
"

~ MEN IN SERVICE ~ Measles Expected

~'i I
,,-'0·
"'ter.4 u .orond oil" m.tU,. October, US!, It tho Polt om ...
r".. "* INFORMATION Struck By Auto coverl'd,
ThC' last time there WIL9 any rpal
Chidester Run Down As ~,~~
Nlrborth. ubelor tho "'ot of lI&rCb I, 111',
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Founded I. 1114 by the Narberth Civic Associatioa
Lower Merion Taking I'pid"mi(' or measles in Low,'r
Crt.dlt r.. r lwpf>ntlentfl To thl' I~di\Ol'- Extra Precautions to Ml'rion Wfill in 1934, whl'n 1160 ca«es
--------------------_.------~- --- A I:lxpayl'r b I'ntitll'tl 10 a cl'l'dil
He Directed Traffic n"ar SrI': Wel'l' rf'pol'led durln~ tht" year.
GEORGE A. JV ALKER. P..blislan
HELEN FITZPATRICK. BwsifU!sS Managn parh pt~I":-;(ln 01 ht'r than htls- After Earlier Mishap "0111' Town" hos "I'l'n I'I':Jchirl~ Prevent Spread
(()l" Thl' total (or 1938 was 741; for
RV,\~EU- 1-.:. fRANZ.. AJ, ..rli,i"g Marldga rne ~\'t'l" I ha "to bppt\ in t hI'
-----' -- - -- - _..- . _ . - ----- .. - ._" ,----- _. 1o:IIIJ "I' wlf,', wht'll",r 1... lat"tl to
him or 1IC1I, an" whdh .. r' li\'in>:
Icy 1'0ac.1~ lall' TlIl'sday night n>-
!lullt>d in sel'iouOl injury to a l..ow.'r
Rltl('l l

Al'my. ThiS I.Y "I'ry nit'." ::IS it is

FOl·ty-onc· nl'W CI\Sp!! of measlf'!'!
In Lowl' I' Mel'ion 1'own~hip this
1940, :;09; for 1941, 600; lind laM
Publ1llht'd Every Thursday till' only IIl'WS I I'l'l'c-lvl' or t hI' yenl' only 49 cnsel! nPPl'nre«.1 tlurin~
with him or not, who durin~ the Mprioll Towm'hlp patrolman,
Deadline tor adverLlSlng and news copy-Wednesday, 5 P. M. huppl'nings ill NBl'her·th. and it h wl'f'11 IJI'0ught thl' tolal number ot the entire yea.r.
Subscription rate-$2 per year in advance luxahlt' )'I'ur was Jl'pl'no .. nt upon John J. Chidestpr, 35, 17r, School cl'l't:.dnly :tlw:l)'s c"f>pl'ful. CllSf>S of thi~ di~l'fise to 102 sincf>
--'-------- --------_.,-- and rl'cl'i\'t'd his chipt support
A\,., \Vl'st ~Iannyunk, who hall hl'l'n FRANCIS CONTINO. January 1,
Other cases of contagious disel1!!e
PIlbllcatlon Office-Eight Cricket Avenue, Ardmore, PL from the t fiXparf>r, provided the on the Lowe" Ml'rion torcp thrC'1' t'eportl'd in Lower Merion during
Phon&--Ardmore 5720 and 5721; Greenwood 7740
Member ot Bucks,Montgomery N/,wl'pappr' publishers Association
t1'>I.,,>ndent was either' (a) under 18
yl',u's ot a~.', 01' il,) incapable "f
monl hs, was ~tl'uck by a cllr d,'ivpn
hy Isidol'l' C, Golab, 27, AJ'I~yll'
* *
I want you all to know how ter- * Compnl'l't! to la!!t year, when only
Iwo cllses occurred In thp first
thf" wepk ending January 22 al'e
fivl' chicken pox, el~ht German
,,,>If,support h""alls,' mentally or ribly thrilled and appreciative I was thl'l'l' \I'eplls of Janual'y, this 18 a
("(JUl'! Apts" Ardmore, and is in measles, six mumps and sevl'n
physip:dly dpf'>cth'p, to l'eccl\'f' tllf' wonderful Chrlstma.<; lalxe increase, but according to
Bryn Mawr Hospital with possihll' whooplnl{ cough,
box from all of you at hom~, Judg- RohC'I't L. Thomas, town!!hip health
ICIVILIAN DEFENSE INFORMATION Tho crpdit for depl'ndents il'
ha~pd upon actual financial depen-
d,'ncy and not ll1et'e II'Kal depl'n-
fl'actul'pl' of the pplvis and \'l'l'lc-hl'a
and a SC'\'I'!'1' conC'us!'Iion of tlH'
hl'ain.
liIg from every article In Ihe box.
I am !>ure n great dpal of time and
olllcer, the disease has not I'eachl'd
epidemic proportions here as yet..
IIOW TO BUY MEAT
dpllC'Y, II is not necessary that th" IhOIl;;hl wl're pUI into filling- it, be- t:nlqul' cont rol measures p"ac-
Chid'l'stel' was dlr(>cting Irnffic on
INFORMATION ON PROPER C.ARE df'pc'ndl'n1 be I'elatl'd to the tax-
Lancaster av., npal' Bowman a\'"
causc I had an imml"diate u.~c for t iced in Lower Merion, which ex- \Vhen meat rationing come!!,
don't hold out for your favorltp.
OF RAYON STOCKINGS payc'I·. hul thl' tflXpayer mu"t ha\'l'
pl'(l\'idl'd more than one-halt ot thl'
""'ynnl'wood, nftpr a largl' truck nnd
('vC'rything,
To let yOll know, as an example,
Cf'l'd tl1P rl'qulrements of the Rtate
Dl'partment of Health, are thought cuts, Thl're may not bp enough to
With
nylon stockings due to fade out of :!.e picture, rayon tmiler skiddl'd on Threl' Sislf>rs Hill, go around, There are more than
"llpl'orl. or Ihl're is no depC'ndl'n('y. h~' Thomas to be pal·tially rl'spons-
Wc'st of Cily Lin/' a\' .. and crimp to how much otllf'rs nlso enjoyed the
and cotton hose become of prime importance to the consumer. Thp l"rlll "mentally or physically ible tal' t hI' fact that the measles 2:,0 relail culs ot bl"rt. pork, lamb,
a halt across thf> pille. things fOllr of us lwve been look-
In order +0
get full value for her stocking dollar, the consumer dd"I'ti\''''' includl's not only thosl'
Golah. travl'linK I'llst on Lnncn.tf'1' Ii1g h:lrd for a small chl'ss S{'I for
Ul·1' not spl'eading hl'rt> as fa!!t as vl'al and Iheir by-product!! to chaosI'
needs to know how to buy wisely. who 'HI' nwntally afflicted and in other' sf'ctions, This control rp- from, All have approximately thp
.1. a\'" npparl'ntl)' did /lot SPI' thl' pa- Iwo months, but without 811CCeS,~,
The necessity for consumers to cMe properly for rayons - ph,·"icnlly crippled, hut also pl'l'- quil'l's thllt all su~('eptlhle house- samE' food valu!' ,and that's whnt
trolman nnlil it was too latl' to stop When I opened Narberth's very
especially to allow ample time for drying must be emphasized, sons who, hy reason of old age or hold contacts, that is, children of counts in keeping the health ot thf'
on t hI' icy pa\·l'ment. Hf' was 1','- ,Iloice lea ther cht>ss:and-checker
We have learned to designate the weight of stockings by threads, illlpairl'd ht'nlth, are Incapable of school ag-e who have bel'n in close family up to par.
ll'asl'd on his own rl'cog-ni7.ancl' for combination, glad MOUt.5 Were heard
"eJr-~uppor't. The state of mental
contact with a child who has come
Now we must learn a new term-denier. Denier refers to the thick- a fUl'!hl'l' hearing-, on chargps of :I~­ nil over the barracks. It has brought
or phy"if'a I defect nl'ed not he of a down with measles, must be quar-
hess of the thread used in knitting the stocking. The finer the ~allil and hatl,>ry hy autolll(}bill', us all. many pleasant moment.~ of
antined for the incubation pf"riod
p"rmanl'nt nature, hut if it existl'd relaxation,
denier, the sheerer the hose. pl'nding the oulcomt' of Chidestpr's of one week, from t h~ sevl'nth to
fIJI' on Iy a port ion of t he yea 1', t hl'n With tile \\'illlllg nnd the helpful
A fifty denier corresponds to a three and four thread silk. A inJllrips, the 14lh day, Adults at'e not rl'-
tilf' cr(>dit tor dependt'nt can be support that you are all giving us
seventy-five denier rayon corresponds to a fiye and six thread silk
and a one hundred denier corresponds to a seven thread silk.
plalmpd only for that portion of
till' yl'ar durin/< which the dppl'n- Dwindling Supplies at home, WP can eXPect, rightfully,
tllnt 1943 will bring I~ace nearer to
qUired to be quarantinl'd,
Statt' I'e~ulations do not require
that hou.l'hold contacts shall be
Ba"on,
Another point that needs to be stressed is the selection of
dt'nt was supportC'd by the tux· (Continued Irom Pare One) all of liS, and a bright future,
the proper denier for the use intended to be made of the hose.
Do not subject sheer rayon to hard wear for which they never
Jl:1yer,
A pf'rson may not fiC'quire 3.
fUI·ther burdens. Transpor'tat ion
pl'ohll'ms ha\'l' rl'ducl'd delivel'v
Thank you agalJ1 for your grand
present.
q lIa ranlinl'd.
"The fapt thAt thl' !nC'aslf>s casl'S
nlt'pad)' n-pOl,tl'd," states Health
Bal'on •••
were intended. cr!'dit for depl'ndl'nt by reason of sl'r\'icl' and incon\'enil'nced consu~­ THORNDIKE WILLIAMS OlliPpl' Thomas, "are not confined
In washing, allow from 24 to 48 hours for drying, depending ~upport of a person qualifying as PIS. Dl'lays in d"liver·il'. ha\'p J'l'- to any onl' area of the township It happened one night In a bil
on the weight of the hose. Wash after every wearing in luke- a dependent if, fil' a result of such quirl'd mOI'C' attf'nlion to pi'~p~1'
~ hut al'f' p"l'tly ~ener-n\]y scatterC'd
warm suds, made from mild soap, Be sure to handle carefully Hlpport, hI' acquirl's a ht>ad of cooling and rl'f,'ig-eration of milk Letters To The probably Il1l'ans that morf' ca~e~ hotel which had been taken over

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when wet and do not stretch or pull.
sunlight.
Always
until it is thoroughly dried.
Be a good consumer -
Dry away from heat and

remember that moisture weakens

take care of what we have,

any rayon fiber
family exemption, hut may acqulrl'
a crC'dit for dppendent by r"3.son
of additional persons qualifying llS
d,'pl'ndents, whom he SUppOl'ts,
Thus, if 3. pl'l'son claims head of !l
during deli"l'r)'."
Ref"I'!'ing to thf' supply in g'l'rt-
f>1'al, hI' pointed out that acute
shol'tag-l's in hoth milk and crl'am
ha\'l' OCCUlTed during thl' year,
Editor
JanUHl'y 21, 1!14:l
To thp Editol' of 0111' Town;
o
are to bl' exppctl'd. thoug-h it ill
douhtful if It will I'each epidemic
proportions hl're," Thpre is no
plan to closl' the schools, he 1\ !'I-
sprtpd.
by the Air Corps. Major C. P. M.
had lost a button off his cuff. Now
the Major can hit a building with
a bomb at 10,000 feet, but he can't
family eXl'll1ption on account of n/'cl'ssitating milk and ieI' cl'eam TI)(' quarllntine for thosp con- thread needles wotth a nickel I
I am 1l0t wl'iIinK to pOOlplain
~upport of an aged mothl'1' or rll':Ilers applying to the hoal'ds of (rnctinR thl' dispase is a minimum
Scales Heights ahout hping- un:lhlt' to orivp nl~· Fortunately. help was not far away.

~ Church Ne~vsJI
fnth"I', incnpahlf' of self·~upport 01' hl'nlth for' additional SOllrpl'~ of of lpn d[\)'~ and tl)(' qual'antinl' i~
('a I' for plt'f\f:lll·t'. i anI glad t·)
from Page 0,,1')
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((Mllil/I/.·J r, philo, hI' would not he entitled to sllppl~·. Down to the switchboard operator
rna),,(' thi=-, ~nl:111 ~:lcl"lfi('(' (01' n~lI·
1: " :-:t':\,-dlll''': :-("1l1"l11:--: 1 (llal t () I'X:lC't ly a PIt'dlt for such dependt>nt; but If DI', Grim, howe\'l'r, said: went the Major_ Into the nef'dle
}Joys. hut it dof'~ IllHkp onp hOlt
i'''',
"~-' »ERION FRIKNDS MEI,TIS<1
Ilo"t,.omery &v. and Mt'eun&: Huuae 1&.
.ll1tl

11
pOlllt ...:.

\\:t- tilt
Il~' \'ll"lll('

1uUlliJ
of llll' victolY,
..:t','tlgtlt !PUgUf'
hI' "upport "d morf' I han onC' pl'r-
,<Oil h" could claim crpdit for suph
"P.l'qUl'sts fOI' pl'rmission to rih·'
tain l'mer~ency supplies of milk for
v,'hpl1 ~hf' ~('I'\!' ladif':-' cnnllt1g- hOIlH'
froill all afternoon of pl"aslll'l' find
Q :I went the thread and the button
Merion
9:4:; A. M.-I-';I.'4l ll.ly l....;'.l·' 11\ \ .":' . • ,..,' I t'\I'1 :'" for Ahlngllll) additlonnl ppI'sons provided th!'y household use ha"p not bl'l'n
slip out of Iheir' fl'il'lld'~ (':11' III a • was soon on the cuff.

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11:.00 ...\ . M.-M'·t·I.I!~ ("r \\ ,,/·.. . :,;1'· Wl'rl' undC'I' 18 years ot age or in- ~I'anted. It is hellevC'd that sufti- "Thank you, Miss," said the Major.
Tl}l' :\1:\1"01l11 pj:l.\"~ ho~t to :":ol'rix- walkinK distanc/' fr'om t l1I'il' homt>

:
ltlWlI In l)tlWtl:-- I ;~·TIl FJ"loay night C'apahle ot splf-suppor!. cil'nt inspected suppliC's al'e ohtaln-
NARBIllRTH )I'£THOIJI>lT CHURCH
ahll' although some difflcultil's in so as to ht' IlnsC'l'n hy t hpil' neig!1-
Ellsex. and 1'rt-'eo &"1 :tlhl "':.11':-- td \\':lyl1l' l1t'xt Tup~day Crf'dit for dC'pl'ndents may not "You're welcome, sir!" said the
Re\,. C;lil H H.ltllll I'; .\ • .\1 Il:~~"r their pl'ocul'ement have heen I'C'- hOI'~, If t hI'S!' ladll's had hays of
~,." 1).\ Y flit It .... :tllf"lll,ll hattlt· \\"ith Radnor lH' di\'idl'd hetwef'n two persons Bell girl. "It's a pleasure to help
POI't C'd." t11l'ir own In thl' Pacific, a" 1 ha\','.
~>1:; A. ~f._I·' :11" 11". ,\ tilinK ~f>pal'ate ,'('turns, but must ~
Fr\ ~Ili"" . '.,: I· Ill" 11 Speaking- of the Ice cream sup- Jam ~urp t hpy would nOI r'<'~ol't I the Army."
lw takpn hy the one contrlhuting
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t',

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11 :00 A. )1.-\IUlll.:l:": \\ ll'. \'''11 tl nu ~:lnlf' on tap thi~ pa~t pl~', Dr, Grim said that ,'ationing of to such unpat riot ic Oll'thods,
c·-4.-, I', )1-1:,".,. II": ~ t\, t' thl' chil'f support, A cl'edit for de- You'll find eoting ot the Sllburbon 0 I One way we can all help the Army
Thlll'~d~I~' ('o:-lc'h Aildf'r~()n worked raw matprlals had required a ma- I would apprC'ciatl' if you wOllld
p"ndenls may hI' claiml'd by a real delight, Delicious. sati.fying food. I
is by buying War Bonds. Another
FIRST CHURCH (ll" CHIUS'I',
SCIb1NTIST
L'n,,~od and AthellJi av •. , Ardmore
h;lld With hi" "'1":Id to kPl'p it from
~Illn~.: :-la14' lilJd TO h:l\·fl 1t rig-ht fo!'
fatlwr who pl'o\'id"s the sUPa?rt terial reduction in the \'olume of
ice cream manufacturpd,
p,'int this. I would likp thf'se :'>:ar-
hprl h ladies to k now how I fel'l.
charming otmosphere. perfect service. •, way is this: keep your telephone
~:?~.
fa I' his children li\'ing with his I
11 :00 A. !d.-Sunday :-jt'hoCl\ t I1p :'\Il I' I i:--to\\'11 ~('r~\p. \\'hich, Andy "Many of the troublesome fancy Sold ier's Mot her LUNCH '"M 6Dc· DINNER lUI 8Sc calls to the minimum. Make fewer
:('.111\ I', ~I _.\ ~\"11,,, ' di\'or'cl'd wife, if the support is I
~0· :. WEDNE!lIJAY I,t 111'\·1':-; .1~ 1h .... I\fl.\" ('ont('st in tho
prodded a~ a re~ult of a court
no\'elties have disappeared from COCKTAil TIME' 3 TO 6 P,M I
calls. Keep them brief! Give vital
it;: .. 1:00 P. It.-Evening DIt'etlD&: it';I,..:llP n~('t.~. the market," he said, I
~~.\.:
~J;
Readlnl' room .. t 8 Rittenhouse Plar8
II open week-day. trom 9' 3 0 A. M. to "If Wf' !>P:It :'>:orri"town wf>'11 ha\'P
decrC'1' 01' as t he result of an agree-
Also. Dr. Grim fl'owns upon thl' Wilbur 5. Muffet T".E AIR.CONDITIONED
,
I war calls a clear track and a green
nwnt hl'lween husband and wife,
.~ SUBURBAN CAFE
M,"~ ~.
6:S0 P.M., Wedn....day trom t to II 45 light all the time. The Bell Tele-
P. II.. Thunday from 7: SO to II: SO a tW()-g:illlC' I<'ad in Ih£' Ipague," ex- new butter mixtu.res because of , DECORATING I
Thl' credit for' dependent, allow-
::r.:. nnd :-:Ullda~ I ~ I' :\1 plainI'd Andpr~on yl'sterday, "This sanitary reason~. -. PAINTING I phone Company of Pennsylvania.
dnl C4ck/t"l L6fln" : •
1)11 rl'iltl I', ;.
.... '
; ahle to a taxpayer flUng 011 Form
;":"""'..lUJ';l'J."T Clll,;u;,;IO~'-"~Iui:; F.1'.-\:-;t1EL nll'ans wc'lI be ablc to drop a game "A substantial 'f'lortion of the local

IF:-
'!~t .:'. I-tey. Rubl'n F~. KI-lglll, ,I, l'a~I.,r
.... ,'. 1'\;ilut'rth,
iW~[)AY
I',i.
and still lini~h on top, In othl'l'
\\'u1,1.-.; 1ht· pi i'<~url' \\'on't hi' on \}3
1040, is $350, and Is proportionate
with the number of months of de-
butter supply," he said, "is printed
and wrapped at the cl'eamery, thus
'.
,
. 104FORREST A"E.
NARBERTH. ",\,
NO......_ " ..
••IR COllcoalSE • p, .,., SUB...." mfflll •
,...,,..,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,c=n
pendency, Thus, for a child born
~:7~ 9:"5 A. ?t:.--Churoh ~('hool. nl'aJ1~' ~o much as it has heen." reducing'to a minimum the possi-
';' ]0:00 A, 1>f.-Adult Class. on July I, the credit allowable bility of contamination through re-
r.. 11:00 A. ~.-Sprmon }1\' t~IP p:l.<::tor, Hplil'\'f' il or not. And~' admittpd would hc $175 (for six months),
.. ~..
,r: 7:4:; P.
,. \ \' h.1 1
l\f,-E\'t·nipl{
I ... I

~'.,~..;;~\p
' .. ,,, i ...
I1£' did not f'Xlwet his hoys to lose and if a child hecame 18 yl'ars of
handling, The sale of whipped 01' "
I'e-worked butter has bC'en discour-
f.:·· P. K. atld Bunda)' 1 1·. two ;...:anlf-':' aftl~l" th£' NOITi.stown f'll-

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11· 'Ill
agp on July 1 the credit allowable
i:;
'c..
·n:·:
'".
~'~:
WI,D:-II':>;lIA Y
8:00 P. ?.1.-Mfllt1linJ,: at
SIllily
til"

~la"tjon.
n~ tIl" H,,"l<
(·l1urrh.
f,f l~,,-
('ount Pl', hut gloomily insisted thl'Y
might drill' onp.
:'>:nrri,town routl'd Clwltenham,
wOllld hI' $175, One-half a month
01' If>s5 is not counted as a month'
0101'1' than one-half a month i~
aged,"

IIITIS REAL"
*
IMPORTANT NOTICE ••
NA.RBJIlRTH PRESBYTERI A N eH {1 ReH ,,0';\2, for it s third \'i('tol'Y in four counted as a monlh in calculating
. Wlnd.or &Dd Or.ylln« . ,..
R..... Bry&nt 14. KlrklaJld. Plltor slar'ts last Fl'iday ,taking second the credit. HOME MADE
.loll.. Vu Ho., D.D .. PLltor Il:m.rllu.
SU;o.;DAY
pia",> whl'n Opper Dal'h~' handed
Ha\'l'l'ford a Slll'prisl 39-36 ~elhack
SMOKED SAUSAGE
· 9:43 A. 1tf.-Sund!l\' ~~'ll')ol Smoked In the Olcl Smoke Hou.-.e
..:,. .16:00 ...\, M.-lrl ..~n's' lJihl.' 1');1"' ...
t1:00 A. M.-""orshlv ~"n jt t' .
al l'pp",' Dllrhy. Thl' Royals snd Oscar HoEvans
Junior ChUI".!J :'\~lr:-;l'~ \" Fords an' now dNldlod<l'd for thinl APPLE BUnER
1:t:i P. M.-T·~\'f>nitlJ:' :-:,·n i(',~.

8·:0·0 .p.
WmD:'\'I'~~p ..\
M.-Bl1Jle Stu,tr.
y
n,)"kl" of t1lP
. pla('" wit h a ,:'>00 p"rcentngl', ha\'-
lng hr"kpn p\','n in thl'ir' fOlll'
Died Wednesday As Our Grandparent.sMade It In order to cooperate with the
Funeral sel"vices for Oscar H.
Bible. Till' R,·\ J\:ill,;i.t1,·! galllPR.
CORN MEAL MUSH Office of Defense Transportation
' .~. '
9:00 P. )f.-Youn~
hour.
l)~(}Jllt.·"Il
Pillt;" ))'J:11;
r .. , r";': 1.1')
:l!J.] ~!':Il-
E\'ans, who died on Wednesday,
l\1ade with Great VaUey Mills
fteboard, will hI' held Friday aflernoon at Com Meal and Golden
FRJDA,
· '1:30 P. H,-Boy.' (,lub meetlnl>:,
MI;\TTE STEAKS 3:30 p, m, GUernsey Milk
Recret of cooking minute steaks The se,'vices will be held at the
'. 1'1'.
SAUER KRAUT
School Bus Service
ItARGARIft'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rov, J&mea ... Tone., Rootor is to havp skillet very hot, use only Stuard Fune,'al Home, 104 Cricket
.". .. Rey. Cbarl_ p. "·Connor pnough mf'ltpd fat to kel'p steak 18'" 'I qt. "A REAL TREAT"
Rt>'·. ChnR. T. nlnnn av., Ardmore,
'.' NE;W YEA R'S I)A Y from stickinl; and, of cour'se, keep
. ,:. ..
," Maues same a8
Dall, ,.....es: 1 "lid 8 A M
Sunday mas.e.: e:30, 7:30 9 '10:1:, on]
Sun4aY9,
Ihe pan uncovered, Jl1st as soon
as onp sidp is hrown, turn and
HI' is survived hy his wife, Mary
S, Evans, Their home was at 214
BRACKBILL'S
..11. A. M.. ,'U Ardmore, Villanova, Malvern

will be sharply
quicldy brown the other' sidl', Oth- Dudley av" Narberth,
:, HOly Day rna.""": 6, 7, 8, 9 and ]0
.,A•.M. C'rwisC', stC'aks will get very tough, Interment will be private,
.. TUESDAY
'.. 8:00 p, M,-!lo<!IlIlIY l>Ieelin~.
··8·:1.G P. M.-Mlraculous ).[f'{lal D('votlon l-u •••• u .. au u e. uu •• ,Od ••••••••• 4
followed by Bl-'necllctlon,

HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH

REDUCED FEBRUARY I
., Woodbln. aDd Narb.,.th a"',
. R..... C1stu. A. 88nft, Plltor
. SUNDAY
.: 9.:.5 A. H,-alble School for all .... e.
·11 :00 A. H.-Mo.nlng ServIce, Rervlre ot
Confes81on and Huly Com.
munlon. Reception ot' n{'\v
members•
..7:00 P. ll.-LDther LealrU •.
; FRIDAY
Acting in conjunction with the Office of Defense
".. · 7:.~t P. M.--.Tuillor Choir ,.ehenl'nnl.
.' ~,:OO P. H.--S<Onlor CllOlr re.hear~al.
'.0, , . " , SATURDA Y
Transportation, in the interests of tire and gas con-
f ,.,:',: ',9·:30 A. :rd.-Pre-oonfirmatlon c-)aItR.
,.,10;30 A, J!I,-Con'f!rmnllon class
,:;', 11 :3,0 A.. ll......Advanced olass. ' servation, we are forced by circumstances beyond our
control to eliminate school buses in your School
District. .",
lower Merion Federo'
-_5
) Savings and loan Association
35 E. LANCASTER AVE.. ARDMORE, PI We know that parents, pupils and school authoritift:
Mort\la\l. Fund. Avallablo at Current R.t
will be inconvenienced but we also know that they will .

'IC'ORY~
accept this situation as another way in which they C8Il "
SPARK PLUGS PLAY THEIR PART
IN NATtONAL WAR EFFORT
Properly adjusted, ~hey enable
Share for help cooperate in the war economy.
your car to ge~ ma:ldmmn ef- That's the Duty of U8 all. ....
flclency ou~ of galoUne, 80 pre- Here at St. Mary's we are sharing for Victory with men, mate-
rials and equipment.
cioUs to National War EffOrt.
We are doing with less of much essential material used dally
USE RAIL LINES WHERE AVAILABLE
CleanlDJr. them .regularly a.IIIo
helps. But re"l~cIDr them . a~ In OUr laundry-sharing some of our men and women with the
••. WALK WHEN POSSIBLE. 0 •
every 10,000 mUes helps most. Army and defense plants-using our gasoline and tll'as spar-
Come lil for an efficiency Ingly in accordance with governmen~ regulations. •
check-up todayl All of thesethlnge have a direct restilt on our production, and

•
MAINLINE
are the reasons (or oUr delay In returning your laundry,

Just. CQII ARDMORE 44.00

When You want Yoar Work Doile Well
PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN TRANSJi»ORTATION COMPANY
Serving PbiJadelpnia'sWest ;',',1J,ublU'bB hom 69th St. retmlnal
BATTERYAMD
"KNOW .WIQaf.E yon LAVNDaYGoU"
..•.
SERVICE STATION
304 W. Lancaster Ave.
.ST. MARY'S LAUNDIRY
"A CERTfF,IED LAUt~DRY"
Ardmore
.... at· A • t S'
ARDMOR,E
• n, n p' • • • • ' • tat fa', • n p, n .....

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OUR TOWN
•
GIRL SCOUTS I
JANUARY 28, 1941
Women'5 Clubs • HICH • ]~-
","ar'5 Effect
On Clothing
CALLINC THE TURN By L. M. FORD
Nanle Delegates
DAVID MALICKSON
by SKATING PARTY
tTnoauntl'd by trRnRportntion dlf-
To Oivic Course Ctass of 1945 - Lower Merion High School 1\I'II\11ps, GIrl ~kollts of thp 2. Main
Is Club Topic Suburban Sports Writer For
Class Will Train Wom-
Lin" troop~ from Overhrook t"

Juniors Will Present

HAVERFORD TOWNSHIP HEWS :\11'. Fl'lIu\< Hinphal'l, husil\l'~~ a.l- ~lliu/'day, .Ianual'y :ln, [ll thp Ra!,,- Wnynp will ~alhpr at thp Rkating-
en for Community visor fOr L. M.'s yt'n I' ho.,\,. I h(' Cynwyd \VoITlf'n'S Club. 01)1' dollal'
1'1111, in A-r.:mol'p at Holland av.
~·t·:I1':-4 f:ln~ h/'l nlh"I' L. 1\1. altlmnus. l'lubably wtll 1l1l" County Line 1'0" January 29.
Play At February 1.'11/ 1 hI' (t und ill
lit' on tllt' \'nr'~jIY in u ('oupl~ nlOrt' Leadership "I~nchil'iuion," ha~ announct',1 Ih'll :Ino "ixty·II\'(' cpnts p"r roupl(' 01' 1'01' t 1lf'1I' fourt h annual iCf'-Rkating
th,' l·jl~· 1i:I\"> :llgUf'd O\'flt.(' ttH' m'dpr" fo\' t h,' y(.[t I' hook will hp
Meeting ~111'11j'. [h ;\I\tl I t-1.1 t I \", rllt~1 I t of till' ~'."{'l\ .~, . . , l,ophlt:)r hll~ hpf'n t lit' D.,rr~a If'S ha \'l' h<'f'n nnnwd hy
la\'l'n dUl'ing th .. fil'''t two Wf'p\,s
~tng. flnr'ly from 7 to 10 P. M.
Mis.~ Manan Kl'llt'y, fa.-llion ",Ii
tor llf \.lH' Philadelphia InqlllrN.
If'adllig

schtJlu;,1 if'
tl'l1lll~
('ollff"
III th.,
f'rH'f 1 :-;
fIliI!

III I h~
JllnJt,r

"how",1 till' mt'ml."'ls of thp .Junior adt.lldll:l di~lrj~'I.
\\'orn~n'~ Commllnlty CIIII> of :"lal' ti,T:tlll"; of tht· fnlll- chanlplons rl1t'el
Phd-
:::111 r
of l tI ....
man tNlIll . . . . Penn, which l'nl"r-
sPvt'rol M:Jin I.in<' wonit'll'S cluhs
10 ntll'nd thf' Institutf' t .. ninin~~
ill FI'IJI·uary. As In pl'evious yl'ur"
Iw,' bindings of Ih,' hoole will IJ<'
*
fo'I'Tl'RI<: * F.\F.~T~ * TIJ(' pngaging of thp !'inl( Is spon-
"Ol'l'O b~' t hI' I\~ln Line T/'oOp Com-
Thl'lt' 1I:1\"t· hf'f'n cou ..s.' offprpl1 hy I hp Communi! y January 29 - miltpf' of thp (;11'1 S('outs. Mrfl.
3\ailahlp. 'fhf' paddpd, sirnulatt'u
bins Army tlli..; wf'f'II-pnd. gpts i(~ \\'ol'l,shrip Plan. sponsorpd h~' th.' Hasl<('tbal!. Nonislown at horne ('har-lt'~ Rtl'icl<lf'r, from thl' com-
4

!Pll!hf'1' poition will CO~I thl'''p <101-

~,ig t""1 ill Ihf' If'a!;IIP wlwn il go,," MontgOlI1l'I'y County Fpdp ..at ion of Jan un ry 2B·- lIlitt,'p, und Ml·S. Thomas Kanp.
hl'rlh spv"ral \tiel,s 1I.l'd hy Fr,'nd' lilt: III d,·('ld., 1 hp rnfotrnpolitan king, 1:1I~ "nl! a half, whilp tl", stiff cal'u,
~lll th"~"\'l' tv ('Ollllllhill alld Corl\pll ll('xt Wf'PI<- \"omPIl's Cluhs. ~f'cond QuaI'l PI' Rppol IS iSSUNI
O":lig-nprs to r ... nov"l" ;1nd bright ":\ hIlI I tl:l!':-j ('\'('1 alllOlUl11,d
buard COVf'I'Pc! I'd It Ion PHn hI" PUI'- f'lI' I hI' Leadl'rs' Association, both
old tht'ir nl('t'tifl~ at
eoSl\lTlH':=;. al 111,
pn.l. Thr pIa n was P"PIH'l'pd hv t h .. January 29·- Ill' -l\Iprioll, :lI'P in charge of thf'
chasl'd tor two dollnl':l and a half.
th~ (_~oI1Hnllrllty Building ull Thl1f,",- e: BROOKLYS n;. WIJ.))('ATI'; P"llnsyl\'ania Stall' Collf'g-I' r.xtpll- \\'rf'''lling-. Abin~ton, awa~'
()f euUI'H', :1 (,It.\ alllplPIl h Ordel's 1'0\' t hf' ypal' hook will hp PVf'nt,

oa}'.
},Ii"" 1{"l1p~'
lold hriW g-o\'"rnnH'nt
l'e-~ulalllll1S will aIT"('1 1 111' ,,101 hin~
trao" and said, "\\'h"n 1l\1~'ing
clolh .... s no\vndny:..::. it i:..:: itnptllt:lll(
to 1"f1'latc' f'A.rh g1l1·tllt'llt to thl' n\..;t
of your wat·d"ih.'. IH'(':l\l~P now"'"
nr'(' not huying for 1Ill' Ill/lllll-nt
M,ngal'l'l Rolwrt"on :lrIPt! a"
!In!rtl'ss fot· tilt' f'\'"ning alld ~II'"
\Varnt'r C. Vaughan. rh:lir'tnan flf
thf' ftnf' Rrls cornllllllp(', Inl,ot!u('(·d
Miss Kell.,y.
Liput. John"on .01' Itlf' \\'AA(',
spokp ahout hf\l' ()l'g:lni7ntt()11
Mr'". Jnme:l 1. Patin. chall'mall
of thf' mus\(' committf'p, MI". :-:,
Jlulmf' Brown, dlr('rlor and chair"
man of I he IIollw df'(,'l1s(' ('0 lIlI 1lI I .
1"1', and 1\11'''. 1I1111'~' F.. Hpnllt'lf.
flr-st Yicp-pr,'''idpnl, ;1lt"I1<),'d th,'
:-'Iontglllllt'ry ('oullty F"dpra
IlIPf'ting held til Phdadl'I[Jhl;' "J:
Friday f'\"Plllng.
Mr,.;. Spnllplt 1('l\'P a war slnnll'
hridgp party al hpr hon1t' oil ~IOll'
day pY"nlng. It wa"; onp of n "p,il''''
of brldgf's spon!-lo!'<'d hy t hI' hOll'"
of'ff'nsl' commillrr,
Mrs. Ralph Gilf's I'P\'i,'WN) Ann"
~pghers' "The Bpy,'nl h Cross" :ll :I
mpf'ting of tlw hook duh hpld at
thp homp of ~Ir,.;. ;\1. A. Hotlonl" 0:\
~ronda)' l'\'pnillg-.
ThE' ('lull \\'ill pl'c''':1'1l1
·th.' ttl.' \' i 1I11 nova ret 11 I'l'S to act iOIl on slOn ~t'I'vicps, undf'!' thf' dirPction Janua r y:10 A floor show hnll hppn arranged
('l'oWIlI'd w1ll'I1 ",,·IIlIH'l'S of lal, .. n hy lnpmh ... l's of Ihl' bu"inps"
I'uhllc pn(' .. and ('atholic Ow honw cOllrl nl'xt ThllrHday whf'n of Miss Ro"l' Col()~nl'. in.t luCtol', S('niol' 1'1'01\\ Iinfol'moll un"f'r thl' direction of Miss Eva
('0111"'1 Ill" staff Jim HUtlOn, Bar'bara Floyd,
Lll:q~ Ill' It ('nt"rlllins Brool<lyn Coli "!;p. . . . and Ih. Ilarr.~ I AlrlPl'fpr. pl·uf ..,,· Ft'hr'unry 2 l}1Ornpson. RUddy Vaughn, fOJ'mllr
1111'1'1 :l t t h(' t'nl! of pach .111('\< Fuchs, H.,tly McConni!', Janp
~I'a:"'oll. ha~ al'W~l~''''; hpt"lll IH'- ~t. ,"'''f'ph'" plays \\'"st Tpxus Rtatp, FOI' of politi('nl selt'ncf'. and is d,>- Hasl,plhull, Radnor, away !'Iniot· f1 Rtl 1'" sl<atin~ champion,
HIlI It (;Iihams, Pal Johnson, Hani.'t
llt'\'I'\I till:"' titl .. \\'ould nll'[lll rHOlt'
1,"lpd as lhp wodd's largl'sl court Si;"':IH'll to prppnl'l' womfln fol' civic I'~I'hr\lill'Y ~ who l:ll't ypul' wo nthird place in
;--':old, Hptly ]{olwrt"on, Rill Ric."
IIl.:1fHIt'I·, Illl' IJltllnH.. ~­
t,'am, and Tpmplp ('I\COllntPI'S SYI'a- lI'adl' ..ship hoth du .. in!; the war and nasl'f'lball. II a\'p!'fon), awny t I\l' nal innal Rf'niol' championship
If. 11\· SOHI" ;'>lancy \\'"h"t"I'. p,'g-gy Thomp~on,
d"lTlir I.lf':I;"':llt l :lnd ~Uhllr-h3n (~on­ ('u"... in this Ratllt'day's COI1\'pnlion In thp post-war rporgnnization PP- FI·hl'u:lIY ;)-- (,<lnl .. ,!, will pprfol'm. Dawn Spen-
TrJll1 ('Iaff"y ;1nu .Io Falroni
In~
Hall douhl .. hf'ad('r , .. Nothing It ... w riod, Wl'psl!ing-, Hn\'prford. ;1W:IY· C<'I·. also, wil Idisplay her ability
1'1'11'11('1' 11·1'1"·.-...·1l1:tll\·I':-; \\'I'l't' Onl~' lpn (\cl'·epnl of la"t ~·cllr''';
nt t hf' mOllll'nl on t hp proposf'd post- Th(' \\'oml'n's Club of Anlmol'p a..; a tigUtl' "l<atf'l'. Gl\'lng a df'm-
.'ll1dl·d. total nUlltll"r of y(,:ll'hool<" pUhlish-
".'ason rily ('ollegilltf' tOllrnament. has nampd M,·s. \\'illiam Lf'lsman
I1tH"I'\·"!'. dill' to I }J(' 1', I. A, A.
Hill DOIIghf't'ty. fOl'lnH BristOl as delp~ate WIth Mrs ['I'"d C. /,,'1-
I'd will 111' sohl I his )'I'ur du(' 10 tIl<' Lesson-Sermon onsl ral ion of variou!! dancp!! will
1011111:IInl'nl, \\'1I1C'1I t~kt':-' ;111 thl' :1t- ~hol'ta~(' of "ital rllnlt"lf~ial. Thpl,t"- "Lo\'f''' is the SUhJN'l of t hf' hc' DI'. J. J. Kohlha!! and Miss Eliz-
and Jpnl<intown High cOI\('h. has e"s as alternalf'. a hpt It Dl'lpps, bot h of Haverford.
l('f)thltl of ttH' top SUlllllh:lrl tpnnl~, all .tudpnl" al'l'
f,JI'!' ul'~pd to plaN' I""sson-~pl'mon in 1111 Chul'chl's of
slIccppdpd Roy Randall as basket- MI·s. C. Arle)' Fnrmpr will rpp- All 1\1'f' members of lhe Philadel-
:1 nd t IH' IntprrlClldpJnil'" Lt'agu~ I·ul,. t!wir ol'dpl'" a" soon n~ pos"ihl,·. Christ. Rcientist, on flundny. Janu-
hall and haspball ('oach at Ha\'('r- ,,(,sl'nt thl' Womf'n'" Communll." phia Skllting Club and Humanp
"galn"l pOSI-"PR:lOn ganws, no I'frorl ary:11. The (}old .. n Tpxt I,,: "I,ef'p
II"s .'\',,1' hpf'n madp 10 ,~pt thp fOUl'
fOI'd Collf'gf' .. , . Randall ha" been
commissionpd a lieutf'nant in thi'
Cluh of Narbf'l·th with Mrs. 8 J,
McCartnf'y as altf'I'natp, whilp thp
On *
\\'Pllnpsday, * Janual'y
* ~O. in ~'oursf'lvf's in thl' 10\'1' of Goo, 10011- Soci"ty. which owns thf' rink.
Tltp r1nl' is within walking- I1ls-
tpalll" t O~plhf'''' "A" A"sPll1hly, thp "Iudpnts of Low- ing 1'01' thp mf'rcy of our LOl'd
~rat'inps and rf'portpd for duty this Junior \Vomf'n's Community Cluh tnncp of thp bus stops and thn
Hilt th,'r.. I" II war on now f'1' M .. rion hai.! thf' pll'asul'l' of Iwar- J""u" Chrl><t unlo <,tf'rtllli lif.,"
Wl'plc . . . Dou!,:,hf'rty, who s!;w of Narhp .. th has numpd MIS. f;. J'.n.R. ,.;tatlon.
'Ind things IIrf' not whllt ttu>~· ing- Lif'utf'nant f;lal'nf's of thp C. ~. !Judf' l' 21).
,·oa('hl's at Cpper Darby JuniOi' HulnlP BI'own, .II',. as its dpl,,~atl'.
(IIW" w .. rl'. Thll", it IIlUY not h" ::-\. Boi"p !1'1I mnn~· of thp exciling-
IIlgh. will mal<l' his dphut herp MI·s. r.I'OI·~P ~ittprly will rpprp-
"urprislng Ihat th.. n' Is a mO\'e- illcidl'nts which took plae(' whill'
wl\l'll Havt'rford opposPs Drl'x,'1 sf'nt thl' ~'oml\n's Ciuh of Rala-
ml'H! un fo..t at th.. mom,~nt to
I"'" hu\'<' 1111' It'ad .. r" of t h.. fnur
F,'hrual'y 4.
Bill IWse of L1an ..rch won th..
CynWYd.
I h,' Hois., wa" I'ngagl'd JTl tllp light
n!'ound Guadnlcanal. C:I.IISSIrIED ADVERTISING
major ".. hool h'agul"S m ....·t In II 01 hpr dl'lp~at pS nampd h~' Mont- Afll'l' hi" "pf'cch Lipulpltanl 25 WORDS FOR SOc lin One Paperl
Palumbo trophy, emblf'matk of
""1'1"" of gam .... for th,' \\'ur I he indi\'lduul male'h gonw
gonwlv County club" a .... MI" \\·il· ~t:1l'np;4 an~v.'f'rf'd nl0ny qll('~tioll"':
OUR TOWN, BALA·CYNWYD & MERION NEWS
Funll. liam E. Rollin". Woman's Cluh of frum thp "tudpnts,
IHlwling phamplon'lhlp of th" Conshohocllf'n; Mrs. John r:,. NOl'- MAIN LINER, HAVERFORD TOWNSHIP NEWS
TAn.oR'~ Sn;GE:-oTIOS
~H ll\ TIl~'lol'. ('oa('h of j'pnn Chal'-
Philadelphia dlstript last wHk.
. . . IWSfl won the ('rown h~'
man, v.'omf'n's Club of \Vest Non'i-
ton. nnd M .. s. Cal'ml'la CaponI', Ju-
* *
Th(' IntrllmUl'll1 Basketball LPa- * $1.40 FOR 4 PAPERS
10-1"" llnllpfpatf'd IpSlll. made til<' guP i~ still going "tr-ong wilh
only on.. point O\'pr Ed "'in- nior \\'omen's Club of NOlTislown.
ask about special monthly rates
"Ugg.',t IC'" la't wl'pI, and ''0 fa I' Rill "D:l/·tlllOlllh," "Cornp))." and "Pitt"
,'hf'st .. r, 19-11 chomp. Tou may Bend mone)' o:der. PtLLmp~. or DP'f!wnal t:heck, Addrp..
Anopl'""n. famous tulor of Lowf'r Th(' class will admit only 4~ ~tu­ way out in fr·ont. Rptls, Bar1.If'lt &11 {'ommunlcatlon!l to LLlwer Merton :-;e"iSIJ8pers. Ardmore, Pa.
]\jplioll'" cracl< li\" ... , and Rpn Rtack- dpllts. ond l'ach county club is pf'I" and DI'Felicl' hold thp top honol's
CALL
pw"l<i. cO:l('h of thp \\"'Sl l'hiladel-
phila 1IIgh t":llll whi('h cUI'l'pntly i"
Hand Over Your mittpd to 1111 one scholal'ship. Hy
adoption of this plan, the Montgom
fol' high s(,ol'ing with 19. 18 and 14
poi nt ", I'I'SPf'('ti\·f'ly. Ardmore 5720 Greenwood 7740 Hilltop 3600
t tw pl:t.\',
~h;llln:..: til'"t pl:lc,' wilh Hal'lJ'am in
1 tit' 1'1111\1(' 1.... ·:IL.;\\I·. l1:l\'t' ~IJll)"()\"t"'d
Card Deck to the f'''~' County Fpdpl'atioll heconws thp
fil'sl wOl11l'n's group in th(' statf' * *
lilt' Sf'nioI"* Pl'OIll on
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·,1.,0\\0' Rr'idgfls," :1 t :1 \'1(': OJ~' IH,'I"- till' Itll':1. Nearest Policeman 10 train ('ommunity workers. MIRRORS & GI.ASS - ... _ ...
GARAGES FOR RENT
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~ ~1
ing- on FplJl'uary 1. ('alhpril'" I'll I Th~ dllil(,IJlt~· Ilt'~ in finding dalP~ 1:.\1< \l:fo: ,,'l)H RI'::"T -al ~IS ett'ny1:nl:
Hu\,prford and l..ower Mf'lrlon ~ow 1.. the time to rl'Ju "('no te )·our
tli;ll ....."n't "ontlict with Ih .. "ch .. d- '\\'-, .:"arh(·rtll ~;, J,,'f llJorlth C~ll
epII, chair'man of th" d,'unw (,Oll" horne. OL .. \~R SHnP• .TUH~ ~. TAOYE.
polll'p jolnoo for('e!I this wet>k DRESSMAKING
mittl'P. will coach lh., pia,'. Till' u: ...... of t ht ' fOUl' ll'alll:--:, \\'ht'lht'l' to round up a... man)' "par.. NEWS 0F THE ";315 WPHt Chester Pike, lJIlPpr Darby. :"'11 hen U ~';,:':tl

t
Custorn made m\r,rOrs: rp~II\'erlng:; I"e-
til!"; (':\11111' \,·{),){pd flut :,,>ath·~f:H·IOIJly FOR SMART
WANTED
~
cast will incllld,' ~Ir", Roy 1. Co\\" dl'cl,s of playing cardA a." they mout>Ung; Jllcturp~ framed: furniture
WOMEN to\"If, Phone Blvd. 3 11 82,
land, l\fr·s. Jamps Pollorl" ~1r-.
Cornelius Alpxandpl'. :l<l. a nd ~1rs. to h(>collH' a r(':lIit~· thp g-atllf':-' \\'i1:
c~)\lld la)' thplr hands on . , .
It is not a rpf9rm "'lIve or
MEN IN SERVICE HOME FURNISHINGS
~EF:DED u)· the Am,rlcan Red eros",
wO!4hinj:t machlnp.. "Ingle bed and mat-
Sterling Chain. 11:1\'1' to Ill' ~('tH"dl1lpd sorlletin){l 1)('- un attempt to oornpr what -:. tre,S. Call Red CrOll:. aeadQuartera.
'.'
Ardmore 3100.
[01(' till' 1;1:-:1 \\,('1,1, of P"'t}hru:l'·)·, a ... cards might bf" uspd as gam- WindoW "hadPR ~ Yenf'tlan Bllnda
Lieutpnanl J. H:. McC'utch('on.
nt t h:lt tlllH' till' })uhli" L~'agl~t' hllng paraphflrnalla. Linoleum :'-:i':I,:()l.:P by tfH' Main LIne Federation

I FIRESIDE I pl;l\'oH, ~.'1 Itlld,'r \\'a~· alld t 1](' It Is part of a Nation-wide

son of Mr. and I>lr". J. K Mc-
CUlchpon, 10 Elmwood a\·.. T'ar-
MADELEINE n08!lON &: O\\'F.l'i!l
I015.10B l.A='CASTEIl. A\·~; .. Bryn ~lawr
Phone nr~'n Mawr 1120 Of ' · ... 1
0:' l·hurr-)lI'~. :1n f'Xpl'l!!L" v.·n~OD. two
IJUrt'Ull~ tn Ii detrl< cllloT. and 0110 bntl·
('atholic L .. agllt' alld I' 1. A. A. rampalgn to reUpl'fl th.. short-
hpI t h .....c ... ivf'd his commission a 1 MISEN !'i,"t~ ta},) ..., T~lt'ph"np. ArdmorE' &;li"L

I
Jll:t~'off...; ~I:tl t 1 ht> follo\\'ing: \\'t'e1L agl' of playing cardA among
Mrs, HalT)' E. 13"nI1l'11. :12fj Dud· llUll'inf'S, sallorl; nnd soldiers,
Ome... rs Training- Rehool. Miami 209 HAVERFORD AVE. MISCELLANEC'~S MISaLLANEOUS
It is r,'port.'d t h.' ('oad",s of Phone Narberth 2808
Il'y av" 1'."al'hpr-tl1, g:I\'" a war "lam\,
bridge pal·ty on ~tonda~' ('\·"niI1l,.
The g-Uf'sts wpre Mi"" Jl'an Stflplp".
tl... II'IHling' t"ams ('XIII'I't to g t
to/:".tI... r wit hin tI... nl'xt \\' Ii
t ... d,'tl·rmin.. what "an hI' dllllP.
Ac('ordlng to J'('portR rec..lvpd
h)' thl' OptimIsts Club of tb..
Main Linp It Is so bad thnt
Rpnch, FIn.. la"t wpek. Hp is nOw
stationed with
Forcl' at Orlando. Fla.
th(' A .. my Ail'
It
Hours: 9"12.30 - 1.30-6
._ •.. UPHOl.STERING
RprlO~8
110.00;
an)'whpre,
or 3-plpC't"
chait" recovered.
Cal1
A:-:O

LewlR,
REI'AIRI~fl­
RutleA fPpalrpd.
$5.00, 00
W-.y ... e 14 ~(i.
If\\"I;:RFonn -

,L:l'\)UlltiR.
l,argf" prh'ote 110mA.
,'I,ll" Iy !wopl(' or 8pml-ln\·alids. Large
Ardmore 2314.

Mrs. John E. Flynn. ~11·s. L. Simr'-

son. Mrs, Warner C. Vallg-hn, Mrs.
'if an~,thin/:,. It i,. to 1)(' hOPl'd soldi..rs IIr!' taking pla)'lng
rards and cutting tltl'm In four Editor's Note: * *
Thf're must be * 217 8 . .t Lanca~ter A \'8.. , • ose, Pa.
WANTED TO BUY
Fenton WilJptt, Mr·s. M. D. Gor'd\"
that tht'~· can ('orne to a ljuld.
agr....nll'nt. Th" g-amf'S arp what
parts to qundruplp thl" num-
ber of decks.
more news about the men from
Nal'bel'th, And ever~'one in the
lVE WANT REAL ESTATE "-\:'-Tl';P-l':t
1:11:, iltl'lU!'lI\"
lit"'n~I'
U,
pl:l1f'R
)lu~h!l8..
1,,16
}'hone
til

Mrs, James I. Patin and Miss Bf't;v thp fans ha\'"bppn clamoring MAINLTh"E llll't'lil 1:.:",,\·:\,1,
Grace.

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Miss Slllh' Seelbach. of ~kidm()I'p
.

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for for )'oon; and'thp;\, ('l'Irtaln-
I~' would h .. slJfficipntl~· attrac-
The quota of dl'cks g1v.. n thP
Optimist Club to ral8t'J 18 1,000
and thl')," arE' already severlll
borough is deeply intefested in
thpir progress. Call Ardmol'P 1)j20
and tell us about YOUI' boy.
BOUSES DElSIRABI.El
FOR SALE OR
WILLtA~1
315 Montlfom.ry AI·... C,'nwyd
ROMES

PUGII
RE~T
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
ti\'.. to draw lluftl' a nil'.. sum
Colleg-e, wi'lI bp tbp g--u I' st of !\II'.
and Mrs. Clifford Narr-igan, H;1Vpl'-
for thl' \\'ar Fund, whi('h is
hundrt"d decks on their wa)'
toward thp goal, Thpy hop" TO SELL Cyn. "00 (Jr.. 8300 JlllIll
"lot
1'.1\'
;--;10-)1(1(11.
1.,111\'
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1111\
fllL
1~11:1.
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1.1

. Foil'
t,d~,'
:If!(>-!·nnon.
1~

Hoiditlun31
lUn1Qh
\Ylll
Pl-
what r ..ally ('ounts. to rplIph the goal b)' FE'bruar)' If you are really considering PIANOS I ,,! III ,I 1 ,,, 11 I :tll III ~ 1\· . \I (j ';' J 7
ford r·d., Narbprtn. this Wl'f'l;, RACK O~ TOP 2, th,· doh' whf'n 800 d('('ks of selling - sign our exclusive GrBnd. & Uprlll'hu ~.\[.,,~ ).:\1)11'> I' 111 ~,o XlI fOxpr-ri

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Mr. and Mr$. William E. ('11'''1'. * i~
"'F.F.I\: IN HE\'IE\\, Pottstown
hacl, in t hf' dl'i\'pl'\; spat in ~f'C­
t1wlr quota will go off to the
Nortb African battlefront and
contract plan. VVe do give
quick results! Pianos Bought
Quick RC'mo\'al
Fair Prlcf'"
CourteouH Mf'Jl
• 'I;·H

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1.:1 nv l.~tl't
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Jr .• 219 Elm tf'rracp. Nar'berlh, will t ion Thl'pl' of t h .. Ruhllrhan Con- the other 200 deck... to no\'al WRITE
fl\llr"" 1 'u

kive a bridg-e party galul'day I'VI'·

A thoughtful Moth..r Ja,'~: In Overbrook. VVynnefield. &I Carefol P. IIVGIIES 8l SON
~f'\"f't'nl ~~(':ll':-' in tht"'
fpl'(·t1l"'t' aftpr hOJ<pitals. 'I am giving my children 1I~'16 Mark...t St, HELP WANTED - MALE
ning. Gupst" will incJud!' Mr. and "hnc!<lws. . . . Thp domin'll ing- til:- It Is PO!ly t{l add )'our df>rks MORE RICH GOLDEN Narberth, Bala Cynwyd, Piano Movlnr OR CAl~l,
~lIll('rlntelHif'nt'R AR~iRtallt.
Mr3. James Pollock. Mr. and :'-11''';. urI' In th,· Il'ag\ll' unlil Coat""\'il!p to th.. quota, explalDll memhl'lrs GUERNSEY MILK now that Main Line and Delaware All, 74110
Evrnlnll:o
W...I IIt04
Ora. 4529
J.\ :--':ITnH. -
Pi'nnaTJMJt l)u~itll)n. RXJJerten(',~ In nr·
Roy I. (;{>wland and Mr. and MI'''. scal~c1 thp h(llght~ two ~·pnl':-: ago, of th.. boys' work commlttpe meat is so high and not· so County, ill~ h"il('l'~ and J.t,'nl·rnl apartment sen'-
11'ft r,p"!""':1hl,', but ntH eSl'il"nttal. ~o I,v·
Robf'rt Leitch. POlb1oWn cam!' bacl< into it" own of thl' Club, plentiful."
FOR DETAILS PHONE FOR SALE lnJ;' qUJ.rtf'1'S, ('all (:~·nwyt.l 3031,

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MI·s. L. N. B1ugertnnn. 3 N:H- * * hr hanoing ('oatpsvillt, it" flt'st I"a-
gllP d,'f"at. :l2-:lO, 1'u""dar nigh!.
In eith..r l..ow.. r M",rlon or
lIa\'prford thp)' should bf" hand-
BROOKMEAD F. ,E. CABALLeRO Fl·HS(Tl·HE -
\1,.,11")011\ !'llrllitIlP'.
Pllllll~ Honm.
F')\lr duck 11":1<1:-;
'-1.IP;'·
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
hl'l·th Park, N:lI'bf'rlh, hl'ld a war , . . Tb(' TI'ojltn", who ha\'f' won I'd to thf' poUooman (In )'our alld tr'1\11111'~ Two l'\'f'r~t\ln"'d (·haln.
REALTOR .\Itt<l 11l1"I"'II'1111'()U1'l :\fll~' WAit YETERAN nCYS dIning, bed-
stamp bridge party at !lPr hOInI' fOUl' "I raig-ht. now hold llndispu!<'d bP3t. In addition In Haverford GUERlVSEY DAIRIES MEETING HOUSE LANE,
:till! ('ollt'l,
LIt. :-;f~f'n F'l"idn~' a nd :\llIlld;l~' 1'1 ,Ill) :: to r~")m. and k1tchf'n furntture. Bt'ds"
Wednesday evening--. pos"ession of Hr'st plac,' . . . . (,bps- TOWJ1.8hip the)' may 00 left at It,l, :".lrh.>llll. "!lnll" rug's. anlt orlentlllR, marble furniture,
West Lancaster CI'I., Wayne MERION
" p. nl. 1117 ..\\'IHl
:\arht'llh 4Qti:>lf. tllZurfOA. "A.ReS C'hlnn.. baby c-rand
t"I'. undpff'alf'd Il'adpr of Seclion the Township Bulldlng In Oak- A R.preunt,t1" CRE, 1804 pinnIJ~, s"wln~' and washing machines.
Two, df'ff'atf'd Ridlf'Y Town"hip, mont or In Lower Mprlon at Phone VVayne 1121 will ,hit YOD, GRE, 6700 "'ill J:'O nnywhprl', Coleman. 907 North
FHI(ilD,\IHE-ClUitt' l;ll~.' I'·'rf.·"l
DPotI requ.,t. CYNWYD 1804
ditlon. "l-;~, Tt·!t'phollf" 7th st.. PhHBdelphla. l.omhard 93a~.
OLD PHILADELPHIA Section FOUl' pacpsettl'l'. 30--2;;, in a the police station In Ardmor... Al'tlmo1'e 40t,8
~ ~
TO BE D. A. R. TOPIC pre\'iew of a Iikf'ly P. I. A. A. play-
Mrs. Ray P. Farrington, Regl'nt, off game.. , . Bridgeport has taken ..... '$.4,,0. • • • • • • ' • • • 4. , ,, ,,.,,.,,.,., "'''l
will preside at the monthly meet- first place in Section ~ix.
Ing 0 fthe Jeptha Abbott Chaptel·. Ppnn ran its winning streak to de-hydrated foods
D. A, R .• on February I, at 2 P. M" seven in a r'ow by routing-- Yalp, 42- why not DE-HYDRATED WINDOWS - Storm Sash
at the OverbrOOk Presbyterian 30, last Raturday . . . LaITy Davis
will be a bi!,:, help.
Sunday School. and Chuck Viguers. former Low('r
The program. In charg-e of Mrs,
PaUl M. Phillips. will feature as
M('rion stal's. Wl'rl' outstanding
with 13 and 10 points, resppctivf'ly,
Have those "Remembrance" pictures framed the
HOW TO PACK A
the Shull Way.
gueat speaker, Coleman gellers • . . As n I'l'sult of Penn dropping--

MIIN'S LUNCH
Mills, descendant of the noted the freshman rule, BllI KOPhll'l', an-
painter, Rembrandt Pealf'. Hi~
Cynwyd SHULL LUMBER COMPANY
subject will be "Independpnce Ha!l
,6 The LInk Between Forest and Home
6 25 DALA AVE., BALA·CYNWYD
... ..
and Old Philadelphia."
Mrs, Ramsey McKinney. Jr., his- Arcadia Chios "
Restaurant "• 2 Closed 12 Noon Saturday
.
torian of the chapter, wil 19lve a
short talk.
IbtabUahed 11111
Narberth. Pa. .. '" .. , 0 •• , ,

BKA FOOD OUR 4&

The hostesses will be Mrs. Wil- SPECIALTY
liam Powell and Mrs. VIctor I. Complete FuU Coune DIiUler. SOc
Ridenour,
lis/( !fJrYfJur FREE CDpyof
Income Tax Retul~11S WARTIME LUNCHES oJ
Forms Fumished. Filled Out and Filed
OTTO B. DUD It's a real job to plan and pack tasty, nourishing
- MAGISTRATE - 600d Bea'tl, Balli" lunches day after day while at the same time keep-
107 N. NARBERTH AVE., NARBERTH ing within your food budg·et.
CIVIL WQRK
MARRIAGES
Open Evenhtp ~' Telephone
'NARBERTH 4148
.1 .V
. .tiona' Strength
A helpful folder. Wartime Lunches. is yours for the
Good health is the result of Right Living asking. It tells how dinner-leftovers can be con-
and is our most vital requirement for
"SUN RISES OVER ALL" National Defense. verted to appetizing lunches; how to pack energy-
FOR QUALITY CLEANING SERVICE supplying foods for men performing strenuous war
Good health, safeguarded by public
DUPONT PER-CLENE
The Improved process of nrY CleantJ:1g for garments and
water 8upplies, i8 paying dividends in .
work •.. for the school child ... and the housewife
,

Ho~Jd"1'\1fn18b1ngs by Scteatlftc'MethodS building National Safely. at home. Write Home Economics Department, 900
. ,,,' " '. '. : .'.' , : , . '.
~' .. .
.;' " '- - - "
Sansom Street, or ask for it at any Philadelphia
"

Electric office.

PH'11AD,EIPHI-,A ELE'[.IRIIEamPAIV
"A."1M'·":' ,,. . IiALA'·'MERiON
PlIilai.lshi. Suburban
I-~~_.,.
81M! MOlle g~ tUJ 'JdQ/l,8~
219 tfAYElfORD AYE. . .:. ,54th 'and CITY LiNE
M......... 20...EAST.LANCA$TER AVENUE, Ardmor.
 JANUARY 28, 1943
OUI\ TOWN
'AGE FOUR

SHiiO:P
The Narberth Business COU11Cii IN!
WEEKLY N,EWS LEnER
You can help us take care of all our customers by purchas- TO YOU WHO LIVE AND BUY IN NARBERTH
N'ARBERTH
AND
ing just what you really need. We have placed limits on
certain merchandise so that everyone possible will be able Keep informed of the
Officers of the Narberth Business Council have received many queries
to get a share. We appreciate your cooperation and un-
both hom local residents and merchants about the kinds of driving that are doings in Narberth by VALENTINES
derstanding in this emergency. HEART BOXES
reading regularly.

•
permissible ur.der OPA regulatior.s.
PARTY FAVORS
The nature of these queries indicate most peoele are anxious to avoid
non-essential drivi"g. They realize that vital gasoline supplies are needed to OUR TOWN CANDIES, ETC.

MAX!S QUALITY FOOD MARKET keee our war machi,.ery i" high gear.
Here is what OPA officials ruled about using automobiles to attend
The Newspaper Devoted D A V IS'
227.229 HAVERFORD AVENUE EXCLUSIVELY TO THE OLDEST STORE
meetings. NARBERTH
Narberth 3750 In ~he absence of other adequate means of transportation, car ownerS
may drive to meetings directly related to their jobs, but only if attendance is l!:=========~ ~~~~-A1
essential to, or part of, their occupation or profession. They may also drive to
meetings conducted to train personnel for emergencies and make other prepara- You Can Depend
tions for emergencies that involve a threat to life, health or property.
Take Your Clothes Other types of meetings cannot be included as essential trips, even
On Your DruCJCJist
Take a moment to think of
though they promote social welfare or civic good. Thus car owners may not
Out ijf QUARANTINE drive to functions of various clubs and organizations, even though they perform
useful service to the community and the war effort.
the part your druggist plays
in your life. You depend
In the absence of other means of transportation, it is also permissible to upon him in all times of
Get the most wear out of
your clothes by having them drive to weddings. christenings and baptisms, as well as regular church services. emergency-as well you can!
cleaned frequently. We thor- Along these broad lines it is not difficult for the average citizen to de- You know that prescriptions
oughly dry clean and press all termine when he is engaged in essential driving. OPA officials are interested needed in haste will always
apparel to new smartness. in exercising only what enforcement is necessary to yield our best, all-out war be filled accurately by our
Signs of wear are quickly
effort. Registered Pharmacist.
effaced.
No citizen or merchant of Narberth should want less.

~ P. S.-An individual, a business council, a town grows, through constructive sugges-

J. PAUL SHEA
tions. You may have one that would point the way to a better future . . If so, address it to PHARMACY

228 Bala Av., Cynwyd

A~~~~:~~!ers.~~r~!~y~r~S
0928 .:. 102 2602
1 Forrest Av., Narberth
the Narberth Business Council, Narberth, Pa. It will be confidentially treated and carefully
considered. N. B. C.
At Narberth Station Narberth 2838·2839

~'~
NO DELIVERIES ON
MONDAY & THURSDAY
YOU PROBABLY HAVE BEEN CHILDREN'S
BER,ETS
Oysters Will Be
SHOPPING ,ALL OVER TO FIND
60c and $1.15 Scarce For Duration Drastic curtailment of gasoline limits our delivery
PINS ALL WOOL
Says Shea service to a very small quota of miles per week.
We are endeavoring to maintain service to our
NEEDLES Baby Sweaters Seafood, says
oWller of ~hea's
Francis J, f';h ('ll ,
Huff('l, 212 Hll l'(' 1'-
customers by delivering on Tuesday, Wednesday,
~~O~L SZ.Z5
BOilBY PINS ---_._-- f"rd a\' .. Narhcl,th. is
those lhin~s" that is oul
"jU~t olle of
fOl' the
Friday and Saturday. Please plan your purchases
and place your orders ahead to permit us to route
Dresrite Hose
METAL SP,ONGES Children's Knee Length
duratiol1,
our calls. Your cooperation is appreciated.

~
Hi' rd"rs to oyslO'rs wl1<'11 he
"Make your shoes last
NOW SHOP YOUR HOMETOWN & GET THEM AT 3 prs. $1.00 longer:' Let us re~alr and
('xplain~ , renew them for wear and

BEN FRANKI.IN STORE

Mapes
HELENE P.
Size 9 to 10!~
"Th"rp's nu on(' to cateh 'elll; no
on" to open 'em,"
comfort.

United Shoe Repairing

J. J. WHITESIDE
1)(' 228 HAVERFORD AVE. $1.00
WATWOOD Speaking- of his liquid stock Shea
and Hat Renovating FOOD MA R KET
24:l Havl'rtord Ave. said thRt canned beer was another
and
lind NARBERTH Up
~",t
IIrlll: Ito
Dqor to ~I~dhl
~ arbprl II
123 N. NARBERTH AVE. 237 HAVERFORD AVE. NARBERTH Narberth 3668
J(I(' axtlcle that was out for the dura- Louis Evangloh,
"A Step from Narberth Station" (),It'.. },;"t'OIIlll:M 'TI1I S.:IO
,Naroorth 2119 tion, So far, he indicated, bottled Narberth Proprll'tor
beer was holding up although the
bottling works might be hit hard " u 4
u '0' u .cue '0' , u • u u •

THE RIGHT THOUGHT

FIX 'EM UP
later by the shol'lage of man-
ARCADIA • £t'VI.EATH&R..
Cmos
power, AT THE RIGHT TIME
"As everyone knows," says Shea, KEEP PROOF CAN BE EXPRESSED IN
MAKE 'EM DO RESTAURANT
"within the last three months dif-
cullles have arisen in obtaining-
~~
~
Y
\
GREETING CARDS
SERVICE 2:l9 ILAVERFORD AVE.
-Ql
cel'tain brands of
These difficulties may increase as
hard 'liquor"
or
t, .,
r

.~~Il
To have to do WIthout any on(' of your pl!'ctdcal appli-
ances would, of ('oursI', he an inconv!'lliencl', In thl' case
of your mUjOl' applianc('s, this would he a real hard"hip, 'f,5
more and more war demands are
made on the distilling industry,"
GIFTS
Remember, an ollnce flf pl'cvention is worth a pound of cur(',
SAVE BY PREVENTING BREAKDOWNS,
tI
~ ,_ ',<:" ~ If
Yv::::..,,,,,,,, :,r ~
(Ollen Sunday from
Drastic gasoline rationing, Shea
cxplained, has hit the tav('rn busi-
ness much hardel' than any othel'
establishments, Act in time to arrest any
"JUST WHAT YOU HAVE
BEEN LOOKING FOR"

!I ~, m. to 8 p. m,)

Sea Foods
"Ta,'ern pl'oprietol'S, like othcl'
minor leaks, Save big re-
pair biBs by taking imme-
diate steps to have all small
GIFTS and CARDS
for
YE ODDITY SHOPPE
business men, al'e not complain-
,A Specialty ing-," he said, "They want to sec
leaks repaired, 209 Haverford Ave.
ST. VALENTINE'S DAY
NARBERTH ELECTRIC & RADIO CO. Wine • Liquor • Beer this war won as qUickly as pos- J. A. !\ImLER Mak.. \'our Choice t:al'l)'
NARBERTH, PA.

NARBERTH 4182
104 FORREST AVENUE
Narberth
Banquet Room Available
For Special Occasions
Established 1922 Narberth 9280
sible and they
make any sacrifices to
job is well done,"
al'e prcpal'cd
SCI' that thc
to 111 FORREST AV. NARBERTH
Phone NARBERTH 2920
ESTABLISHED 1912
, . " . "
Opcn 9.30 A. M. lo 6 P. M.
. , .. . " ....
"
NEW LlF'E for the Save On Interest ...
DURATION - ••
Keep worn furniture for
duty's sake! You can have
On D,raught . . . P're-Cooled This bank offers you substantial
savings on the interest you may
now be paying on life insurance
loans. We will re·finance your
years more of familiar com-
fort by having old p'ieces re-
covered. Ma ke your room
SCHIMIDTS & BU'DWEISER old loan and immediately you
start to save one-third on inter-
Wc' carry most of the Icadinn est charges.
an invitation to praise by Call or write for complete de-
having your furniture smartly brands of beer tails applying in your particular
and durably reupholstered by lu ord('r to cool our he('r and ke('p it at thc pl'opcr case. No obligation . . • and
our expert repair men! t(,lllperalur(' w(' have a pr('-cooling roo III in the has('- naturally everything is handled
Comfortable Furniture MAKES a Home Ill!'nl In addition to I wo largc refrigerators. This is in confidence.
important and a~:;urcs custolllcrs that aliI' h('('1' is

HOBSON & CO.

,, ~ . ~
always cold
, '
Bottled 8(oer fo t.akl\ out, s('r\('l1 In 1111ubll' blllt"
UPHOLSTERING
. .
,
J
'
a t PUPillaI' Ilrk-t's! The National Bank of Narberth
105 N. NARBERTH AVE. . I

MBMBElR Of THai fBDERAL RBSBRVB SYSTBII

Narberth 2340

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2430 258 Haverford Avenue, Narberth

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