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By DOROTHY M. OGDEN
Chrlstma' Decorationl Are
Appearing aU
along the Main
Lin. this week, and thl7. do
look wonderfuL
Ardmore', Lancaster Ave.,
Narberth', Haverford Rd. and
partl of Bala-CynwYd lined
with brightly colored lights,
and Christmaa music relOunds
from ,treet comer to Itreet
comer from hidden recordinl
machines •••
.......
AROUND THE TOWN • • •
Those are clever bubble balls
which adorn the tree at the Main
Line Supply Store, 5 E. Mont-
gomery Ave., Cynwyd • • •
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Nice 'to lee HOWllrd' Hiller,
Motorcycle Policc~ of Nar-.
berth, back: ill toWn after his
hunting trip early thil month.
t,,· He and his part~· bagged lix
LUCKY PETE MARTIN talks it over with "Holly- bucks among' them. Fellow
wood's Fabulous Female," Greer Garson, subject of his hunters included Earl, Carl,
latest Saturday Even~ng Post story. and FrPd. Moore, from Penn
Valle~ and· two other mem-
bers of the Lower Merion Rod
Intcrview Greer Garson? Chat with Editor amI shortly after he became and Gun Club, John Munroe
Joan Fontaine? Have acccss 10 an associatc cditor of the magazine. and John Thompson •• ;
:\[G:\{'s inncr sanctum? Just stop From thc first, Pcte did frce-Ianc- ... ... ...
by to say "Hi" to Wynnewood's Petc ing', writing' e\'cning'S and weekends. CORRECTION PLEASE
Martin, associate editor and stafT He offcrcd his work to the Post first, Last weck I said that former Gov-
writer of the Saturday E\'ening Post. theu. if thcy turned it down, sold ernor George Earle and his bride
and hc'lI tell you all about it. it elsewhcrc.
were living in Ardmore. Instead,
\V. Thornton ("Petc") Martin, Whcn Ben Hibhs was made edi- they are living at 803 Pennstone
1I'ho lived at 326 Woodley Rri.. tor 'in 19-12. hc saw to it that Pete Rd., Bryn Mawr, through the
Merion, until he moved to 635 was made a staff writer.
Sussex Road, Wynnewood. two
quick work of realtor E. A. Clarke,
"I'd hate to be typed as just a Hoi- of Merion. Seems that on Friday,
),ears ago, bcgan what he C;llls "Let- Iywood writer, or an historical fea- the 13th, the former governor call-
ters from Hollywood" in 1943 with an tnre writer. I like the series I've ed Clarke and on Monday they
article called "Going Shopping With hccn doing Qn Hollywood stars and moved in. Mrs. Earle, is still amaz-
Hedy Lamarr." the busincss of making movies, but 1 cd at how fast things get done in
Three Weeks Work like to write almost any kind of story America...
Since then he has gone to Holly- which deals with real people and • ... •
wood at least once each year, staycd thcir problems. Guess that i~ abo:lt all for now.
three or four weeks and rcturned Leaves Next Month Meantime, Merry Christmas to all
with notebooks full of Hollywood- "When I rcturn to Hollvwood in and I'll see you here next week,
iana wbich keep articles rolling into January, I'm going to gathcr ma-, same time, same place. • •
the Post's pages every month or 50, tcrial for several articlcs, One on
But how he came to the Post is Kennan \\'ynl1, one on how location
a story in itself. 1I10.V}CS .are made: ami l~ve ~Jr~dy
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Henry Sangmeil~r,
Jr., Ram. Tree T4J Civic 'Group /80ro Bans:1
Avoid Car CollisitJn
A 22-year·old Narberth wa~ hero
and his girl companion escaped' death
Probes Old IGrove Place';tl
Apar,tments\~1
early Sunday morning' when thC auto-
mobile in which they were '~riding
went out o£ control and crashed ,into
Tavern ·Sale
a tree on Montgomery Ave., Ard-
more.
Buck Tavern 14 Residents,""
Henry John 5angmeister, Jr., 'of Sale 'By Bank
717 Bryn Mawr Ave., Narberth, told Attend It!eeting
Lower Merion Township poUce he I. Studied'
To Object
was driving west on Montghmery
at tbe High School when he ,,'as
A fight to save historic Buc'k Tav...
ern for posterity was begun Monday'
•
Pellnission to build two du-
I forced to swerve sharply to aVQid hit-
ting an east-bound motorist who had
moved into the west-bound lanes;
with the appointment by the Haver-
ford Civic Association' of a commit-
plex apartments at Grove Place
and Rockland Ave., Narberth,
tee to investigate its proposed sale, by
Jammed Against Tree the Fidelity-Philadelphia Tru!\t. Com- was denied last Wednesday night
' ',' by the Borou~h Council after
The car went out of control skid- pany.
ded across Montgomery Ave. and The building, presently an apart- J:llore than a dozen property .
turned over when it jumped the ment house occupied by seven fami- owners of the neighborhood ap-.
south curb. When police arrived, lies, is located on the southeast cor- peared at the meeting to regis-.
they found the car, on its side, ner of Lancaster and Martin Aves., tel' their protests.
jammed against a large tree. Bryn Mawr, Haverford Township. It Home owners in the VIClIIlty
The youthful driver was unhurt, but. is called the' Buck Inn Apartments.
JEAN LaROCHE. of 95 E. Levering Mill Rd., Cyn- of the proposed duplexes object-
his companion, Patty O'Brien, 22, of It was erected in 1730 by Thomas
18 Colwyn Lane, Bala, was taken to Penn, son of William Penn, just 49 wyd, is shownl'eceiving the Senate Award of Philadel- ed that they purchased their
Bryn Mawr Hospital by police and years after his father signed the phia's Northeast High School from David Hutchinson, homes with the idea that there
treated for abrasions of the right an- treaty with the Indians. During the president of the student council. A resolution passed by would be no apartments lJtlilt in'
kle. , Revolutionary War, George W~slhing-f the School Senate stated the award was presented to the the nei~hborhood.
Police said it was a miracle that ton and his staff spent the mg It 0 22-year-old soprnno "dS a tribute to her superb perform-
both were not killed becaus the car' Septcmber 14, 1777 there. For Veteran. Only
ance in winning the 1946 Voice of Tomorrow contest, and
a new Mercury sedan, was complete- During the 19th Century it was in recognition of her splendid contribution to the musi- Joseph L. O'ConDor, of B'r)'n
Iy wrecked. a hostel on the old Philadelphia and cal culture of our city." Mawr, who had asked that the arca
Columbia Railroad. Shortly after be re-zoned so that he cOllld ercct thc
Organized "Bulldogs" the First World War, it was turned
THE SPECTATOR
Young Sangmeister, the son of into apartments, and has been for apartments. told· Council that the
Dr. and Mrs. Henry John Sangmeis- sale since early Fall. four flats in the two houses would be
ter, was the organizer of the .famous The Civic Association expects to
"Flying Bulldcgs", 13 Lower Merion petition the Haverford Township Dr. Snyder, Distinguished rented to veterans only at $70 per
month.
High School graduatcs who joined Board of Commissioners to buy the He told members of Council that
the Naval Air Corps as a group in house and lot should new owncrs in-
i942. tend to destroy the building.
Citizen and Man of Science the proposed apartmcnts would cost
approximately $20,000 and would im-
Sangmeister was transferred to the At the ~eeting, held at the Pres- PAYING A VISIT to Dr. O..J. Snyder last Sunday after- prove the appearance of the neigh-
:Marine Corps after he was commis- ton Public School, Martin Ave., Hav- noon, to felicit:ate him on the 80th birthday anniversary he borhood.
sioned. When he was discharged last erford, David B. Fitzgerald. pres.i- observed November 17, the esteemed octogenarian and his He said, however, that lie would
year, he had won~e Distinguished dent, prcsided, Emery Swift, vice- gracious lady were found to be happily alert to one pf the not press for a re-zoning or the
Flying Cross, th~ 'coveted Admrial president, presented a resume of the most extraordinarr of modern innovations. In plainer words, Grove Place and Rockland Avo. in·
!ial~ey. Unit Citat!on, two Prcsident- last Township Commissioners' meet-, they were awaitiog a sky ~alute from their son, Dr. JiP1my, tersection if amending the Borougll's
lalCltations and eIght battle stars. ing, which he had attended, who was flying from hi.,; Cape May home in his own !plane. zoning code in this case would set " '"
n;~"
He is working in Philadelphiil. now, 1 The following committee chairmen Jimmy had writ:ten as to- tt1e time he might be exp~ted to precedent local property owners con.' :-:~
marking time until he can enroll at i were appointed: Dr. Frank \Vatson be soaring o'er. his hirth-place should ,the weather b fine. sidered detrimental to thll neighbor-,'.'Jl
the, ,U~ivers,ity ,o! Pe~n~~I~*.. in:. ,to~ .thtt Toy.-nship, ~o~~r;nment and Apparently he 'had a clear right-of-way, for he arriv ' exact-
hood. • . , ';'::

ConsuII ed Brot1Ie 's Elected

It goes back to hls undergraduate lltrneu III two tIllS ycar. Last J u l y . February or 5eptem1>et. . Le'gislatjon Committee; Clarence "Children and Dogs"
lyon schedule
days at the l:nivcrsity of Pcnnsyl- I was ont and did "Hollywood's Fabu- Bing, to the Community Improvcment
After making ~he appropriate gesture to hi~ parents from O'Connor is the builder of the
vania. Though hc was born in Char- I 1" I" f G Committee', Mrs. Donald Dailey, to I
OilS 'cma . eh-thc story
. tIIe0 P ost reer
!
I his cloudland pinnacle. the doctor-aViator winged his way to Beachwood Apartments and of sevcr-

On UN 5,.'e 'Club Officers

10ttesvilIe, Virginia, and mo\'ed to G arson, W IlIC WI"II be m ap- , ' 1 the PuHicity,' Entertainment and Pro-
Penn Valley, to encircle the abode of his pretty sister, Honora al homes on Berkley Rd. and Sabine/ " ,
Seattle, Washington, at the agc of pcaring the day before Christmas,! gram Committee: Richard Blythe, to'
(now Mrs. James L. Be!ghle), who was also on the look-out One of the objecting residents tol~ .,
16, he went to Penn bccausc Cyn- The othcr one was on Director Leo' the Streets, Lights, Police, Zoning,
wyd's Lawson Robertson coached ~IcCarcy, and it has already ap-, Salvatore H, Spinelli, of 727 Fire and B'uilding Code Committee; for him. Council that "by the time yOIl crowd
track there. Six foot, two-hundrcd- pcared Montgomery Ave" Narberth, has Mrs. G. Ruhland Rebmann, Jr" to The whole idea could be a harbinger of what tomorrow four families, children and dogs into
pound. Martin w~s very muc-h inter- "WI~ile I'm there I'll collect ma- Lower Merion officials were not been elected president of the Nar- the Education, and Child Wclfare has in store, with folks shuffling the ail"Wa~'s as a matier of such a building, the rcsult would be
ested m t.rac.k; m fact, he Tan thc I fcrial for the other articles. Studios consulted about the use of Town- berth Italian-American Citizens' Club. Committee; Raymond Cavender, to casual routine, a prospect that might prompt the Borough to awful."
~uart~r mIle 10 about 48 seconds dur- I furnish printed material they have ship land in the proposed United His brolther, Frank M. Spinelli, of the l.feinbership Committee and John buy some of Miss Gibson's choice acres for a landing-field. O'Connor had previously bccn de-
mg bls days on the Pcnn team. b It the' t "P t 'd I' N t' , .ot" Id Ca 't I"" thc same address, has been named J. O'Connor, to the Audit Committee. 01< ...... nied a building permit by Borough ":{
. He started out in the "'harton ~ 01 Ir s ars, e e 531 , ~xp am- i a Ions nor pI a Site, It was The Haverford College Club sang DR. SNYDEH.'S lon~ life has been one of many im- Building Inspector George Suplce he""~';';;
S bib f' 1IIg' holl' he goes to work on hIS story. revealed this week. secretary.
c ~, ut _a ter try1l1g to pass ac- "Then I have one or two interviews Evan James, Township Secretary, Other new officers of the club are operating selections at the conclusion portant achievements. and the town in which he has made cause the proposed site is in area . j
zone R-2. which allows twin hOIllCS, ' ~.1
countlllg tWice, j!;ave up thc wholc 'tl tl
idea and switchcd to the School of \\"1 I, Ie s ar .1Imsc,'
I I' If' H II 'd ffi' I d'd
: us.ua y sal 0 cIa s I not now parts 0
k f Salvatore Frantanoni, of Hampden of the business meeting. his home for mor(~ than forty years has shared in the nation-
but not apartments. ;
F' A I I' 1 fllrlmhcs me WIth a hst of hiS fnends Lower Merion were included in the Ave., vice-president; Justice of the wide renown which has come to this distinguished citizen. 'He subsequently, asked Council to , .
me r~s. n liS sop IOI110re year, for anecdotal matcrial. I have as two proposed UN sites until they saw Peace Vincent Colelli. of S. Narberth MalB Sung For Some men are destined to make a profound mark on their enact an anlendment to thc zoning .
he . was III for three months; a ftcr mallY as _J .,- 111
. t ' . tIle case tIle map pnnte . d se\'era I weeksago m . Ave" t reas ur e,
r and Cesare Soaccl'ale- times, and such ~eadel's learn ~arly that they must assert code to allow the apartmcnt. The
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willch he dcclded hc d ncvcr catch IIJl [tl ~
crnews,
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as 111
t' I I I' pre, of Ardmore, Secretary of Fi- Mrs. F. A. Goodwin
with his class, He then gave up thc o' lC" IInna y ~ mson a~ IC es. t us newspaper. . Solemn Requiem Mass for Mrs, sovereignty over ~heir own careers and shall not be diverted Council meeting, held in Elm Hall;
·d f d t' d d II' took threc ycars "'l1h that Job, and Two Twp. Areas nance. Cecilia M. Goodwin, of 908 Mont- by the tug of circumstanceE, which often proves the nemesis was presided over by Stcrling M.
I ea 0 gra ua mg an cvotc( ' I 1;111- ,
I' had a hook·SIzed manuscript by the
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L t tl I PI 'I d I h' TIle cIub meets tlle second Th urs-
scIf to W IJatc\'er courscs Sl1ltCl liS timc I finish cd." as mon 1, II' len 11 a e p la day of the month at its headquarters gomery Ave., Narberth, were held of those of us oJ lesser mold. Chain, chainrlan of Council's Building,
fancy. As a result, he took a l m o s t . learned it was still in the running on lona Ave. last Friday morning at St. Margaret's In the case of Dr. Snyder, he had been trained for a Committce,
every course .111 E',ngI'ISII. II'
. IS tory amI , Aftcr . notebooks , are full, ~rar- for the "\Vorld's Capital", th ..A CI'ty
, ' Ius Church, Narberth. Mrs. Goodwin died 'teaching career, having been graduated by the Minnesota
Fine Arts olTered by thc l'nivcrsity, tin," 111 lct~l~n to \\ ynnewood and Planning Commission hastily sketched suddenly last Monday at her home. State Teachers College. He taught the sciences in the Warren Mid' t Cl 1
"c n H "D' I bC~1I1 thc <hfllcult proccss of culling out two areas that were shown to the Funeral Held For A native of Philadelphia, Mrs. High School and hecame science superintendent for the grade' et
to LS UU:c. z, "~~
o ege umor a~s :OI'cr his notes, He cuts. trims and UN site delegates, Goodwin was' a ,member of the St. schools in the same city. Apparently he had enough erudition Christmas SerVlce ;.
He coul? wcll ~lToru to dcvotc ,h~s ' ,Icletcs dctails. and thcn start writing. Both sites included sections of Lower Hugh S. Selwitz Cecilia Society and is survived by her I to go on, but he z'>ught more, an urge that resulted in a B. S. .
extra-curricular tnne to such aclln- :\ fter writing an article he s a y e . . Funeral services for Hugh S. Sel- husband, Francis A. Goodwin. Inter- and Master's Degree from what is now the George 'Vashing- Christmas Sunday, Decemher 22.', ':
f t P 'I .' ' . 1'1 . . . . . 1fenon TownshIp. The Belmont plat-
Ies a enn s mmor mag.lZIne, JI "I cnt ;lnd Cllt and presently fcel I'm • j witz, brother of Mrs. \V. R. Knauer, ment was in St. Denis Cemetery, Oak- will he ohserved at thc Narherth :f
P unch B0"'I , an d 0 tl ler studcn t pu bl'I· wadillg arollnd• •in a pool of , blood- •eau area" mcluaed parts of Cynwyd ton University, That sori:. of intellectual high-gear would seem \~
• of 462 Brooltburst , Ave., Narberth, ~{ethodist Church with ~pceial scrv. "il
cations bl d" along CIty Lme Ave. The Roxbor- mont. to have put him in the front ranks of pedagogy, but osteo- ,J
. 'll" own 00. h Wh' .• were held last Friday afternoon from
"At .the end of nw- fourth ycar", pathyattra.cted him (induced by a personal experience) and· ices throughout the day.
. , '\h : ont 80 pcr ccnt of the storu:!f . oug
' - . GI Itemarsh
d site dmcluded
P V large
11 the Frankenfield ..... rl
uneral HomA, .. well it did, for humanity's' sake, as no man succeeded m()re A Sunday School Christma~ pro-'
Pete says, "I took my ill-gottclI Pund, hc docs are handcd to him on assign- at ea~tl a wyne a~ ;~~ d ~ e!
Bowl gains ;lIld joincd the hordes tra' T1Icnt from Hibl,s. The rest are his d S t see;s. now tk~t I a. e pl!~a.
Simpson and Athens Aves., Ardmore.
Mr. Selwitz, who was 56, died sud- VMSCOrders . d' I ' gram of recitations and songs by:,'-
than Dr. Snyder in advancing this well-proven me lCa SCience children will he presented hefore the"
veling to Parit studcnt-third-c1ass, "0 'I . h b . an tate 0 clals see mg to brm1 t e denly last "'onday. He ~as an I"n- to its present unchallenged ..~l:c;·i.n An;erican therapy. Church School at 9:45 A. M., in the'; "
I cas "IIC
:When the gold ran out (two months' after he sclls thcm to Hibbs.
ecome assignments U 't d N • h I
l~ter) I came home and started on my i Writing" runs in the Martin family. an . con rl~pobn~e rom t.,IS com-
b l' d h" "
I~~. ~t10 s lere ~ leve ~. e pro
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spector at the B'aldwin Locomotive
Works, Eddystone, and bad spent
Ambulance
Narberth's Volunteer 'Medical Serv-
Parish I:Iatl. The Sunday Schoot: .~~
FORTUNATE PHILADELPHIA that the young osteo- decorations are heing arrangcd by EI.
fIrst job as Art Editor of the old! IT 'f I I d b k bl' h d mumty wou a ance out, J ames week-ends with his sister for several iC,e Corps this week placed an order path from the West decided the Quaker City should be the mer D. Hackman. The Sunday
"C I '
01 ege HUI~or;"
I 15 WI C las la one 00 pu IS e
callcd "Bed and Board i" and his son: sa~'Tlus wee 'h
'd tl • k
I h years. Interment was in .Philadelphia fot" a new ambulance that will cost eastern center of the "new scI:tool," and what an inspired ven- Morning Christmas worship scrvici
That magazlI1c s home was in Chi- P e t ' Th len t 00, t ey were caug It s ort Memorial Park. bel\vee~ four and five thousand doll. ture it was. First some offices and class rooms in the Stephen will be held in the Church Auditori-
I
cago, but Pcte wantcd to comc b;lck 'r ~r, .waLs a. sP~orrts.wrltHe~ IO~ I e and probably had no time to consult
.\ Cllomtc, 0\\ er "enon Ig I . ,c 100l • h ffi' I . I II • ars. , Girard Bldg., then larger quarters in the Witherspoon Build- um at 11:00 A. ~r., at which tim•
East near his future wife Virginia P I d d' 1946 Wit 0 cIa s In t le sma er commulll-
, ' p a p c r . eter, w 10 gra uate 10 ,"
BIrd. He also wanted a good job , 'IS now ta k''mg post'gra duate work at ties'd mc u e 111 t e propos sIte, e
I d d' h ed . " h Christmas Bonus The manufacturer can not name a ing, then a building on North Broad street, then a 36-bed hos- the pastor, the Rev. Harold D.

so he cOI~ld get married, and he Episcopal High School, a prep school sal.. A Christmas bonus has been voted delivery date, but the'VMSC hope to pital at 19th and Spring Garden Streets. At one interval of Flood, will preach on the theme: .,
all employes of the National Bank of have the new all)bulance in service the steady progress, the classes were also conducted at 817 '''God is With Us". Special Christ- -:;~
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wanted a Job on thc Saturday Eyc-· d' V' .. h ThiS .week. local fears of eVIction
Narberth by the Board of Directors. within the next three months. A Pine Street and prubably there were other locations not indud- mas music will be furnished by the' ,;:~
'1 I'
• III J\ cxan ria, Irgmla, were liS I d Th U· d N .
Senior Choir and the congregation-q:~
nmg Post, because' "It was thc bcst D d H h were ca me , e mte atlons
, m . the countrv." a went years ago. e opes to General Assem b ' Regular dividend' checks were also committee has been named. to work ed in this qUick outline.
magazme
, When Penn wantcd I;im to run on (Continued nn page 2)
Iy voted to establish
permancnt headquarters in New York. mailed stockholders this week. out equipment specifications for the
custom-built car.'
Finally, the present modern hospital and school plant at will participa~e in the presentation of
48th and Spruce streets was acquired, now having consider- the annual White Gift offcring to tl~e: j~
':1
its tealll against Oxford in 1925, it
invited Pete to' take up his under- I H ' 0 r Student Burglars Given Extra
Ion
The decision to" buy the new am- ably more than a million dollars invested, and an enrollment Church. The Church Auditorium 11 ~,\t
bulance was made by the Board of which exceeds 400 students. When Dr. Snyder tells the 'story bcing decorated by Norman Snyder. },~
graduate career again. Pete acqui.
esed, .....ith one small condition-thai ' Directors of the VMSC at their reg- he stresses the help that others gave, but the actual record is From 4:00 to 5:00 o'clock Sunday:, ,4
it prO\'ide him with a job at the Post.
\Vhile Penn officials were 11on-
Term'S f.or Robberies in Lower Merion ular monthly meeting held last crystal clear, an,.l""t is Il. Snyder saga from first to last.
Wednesday night. The B'oard also
afternoon members of the Junior p... ,1:,
Little wonder, then, that when osteopathy's best,benefac- partment of the Church School will,;.:
·'!lls,ed. they nonetheless came through voted to transfer into the' new am· tor reached his ROlh milestone last month, the large banquet have open house for t11eir parentS,
co is a telephone operator at the bulance fund all the money that can room was crowded by the hundreds of physic.ians who were gIVIng .. them an oppor tUlll't y to meet-
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·jth an appointmcnt for him to mccl Two college honor studcnts, now versity' and Hellyer, a former resi- , 'i
• ' .' lrge . Horace Lorimcr, Ulcn POSI .crl'ing five to ten year prison terms dent of So. Ard)llore, was a student prison. be spared from the treasury, leaving aware of his unique efforts and who knew what the Founder adult workers in this departmcnt, ~~
...filor. :'tlr housc robberies in Haverford at Muhlenberg when they were ar- "Light Sentence" only enough to take care of routine had done to bring t.heir science to exalted estate and on a paral- to see the work being done by. their,:,
I'l'te's Dilemma ~'Ild Radnor Townships, were given rested last April by Haverford Towti- When he imposed sentence, Judge operating expenses. . . leI footing with all other officially 'accepted medical schools in children. ' :
"He wa~ pi'etty surprised, too," :111 additional year's sentence Friday ship Police Sergeant Jesse D. Watts. Elliott s~;d "The sentenc I'S II'ght At the annual meetmg of the entire dl 11 The Senior, and Intcrmediatc Youtli,
Pete recalls, speaking of that inter. : hy "Montgomery County. Judge Har- At the trial this week in Norris- - , '. b h' f th VMS;' Pennsylvania. That latter achievement: was assure Y no sma Fellowships will hold their regular',
but I cannot make a mockery of these active mem ers Ip 0 e '" triumph, for medical portals are well guarded a,nd those w.ho
,'iew, "but he offcrcd me a job on the I old G. Knight after they entered guil- town, Lower ~{erion Detective Har-
four bl'lls of I'ndl'ctment I'n thl'S Coun- held, this week, new Directors for P · resume to enter must, prove well worthy of the.l,·r preclOus
meetin!!,s at '116 :45I o'clock, • at I CIwhic1it
r·....-'·
condition I start right in. I was faceo ty pleas to charges of burglaries in ry J. Gross said the, two youth,s had 'ch carry possl'ble terms of An 1947 were ele.cted. • time 'they ,WI lave specla 1 13'_,.
ty whl S Y'
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with a terrible dilemma-I only want- Lower ~Icrion Township. stolen nearly $2,000 in good.s from
to 80 years.
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T.he new ,directors .are R hlr1ey right. On that score alone,'Dr. Snyder should be warmly happy mas programs. Th e ou I 1tl Cloir'an.a,,·
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ed to take the Universitv's track Of-/ John Grieco, 20, of Woodlyn, son the homes of Mrs. J?~n F. Hillhouse, 'rected Grl'eco ~ftd Hell- Vmcent, Perry Nevrmcean, Edward as he reflects on the enduring honors and the large oppor- SenlOr . Ch '. f h CI
OIr 0 t e lUrc WI ,...-:.
He then dl .., tU-l'tles for' notevrorth v , pioneer service the four-score fruitful· f ' aI CI·~is<--~·;
fer, so I could get a fob with thc of .... minister, and Harry Hellycr, 25. of B?,n },{awr; William W. James, yer to serve one to two yars in a T. Frankenfield, Steph~n M..McNeill, sent a program 0 specl
Post, but I was only gclling thc job lof Allentown, both with honorabl~ I
of Vtllanova, and J. E. Caldwell,. of State prison on one bUt charging burg- Guy Mosteller, Madeh~e Mlesen and years have bruught him.
u " , '

....... music at the evening worship sc!"w:'

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with 'the Post through the good of-I discharges frfom the Army Air Bryn M~w.r. '. V'r • ia M Knapp Thomas' W ice, at 7:45 o·ciock. . .:,
lary, the sentence to begin at the ex- I Il;m,' '. .' THE WELL-ROOTED osteopaths must not be' the only A Christmas' Eye Service will ~
au: s of th e U'
11._-
11I\'CrSI'ty. 1 gue,s tI ' 'nrces
' ha\'e DeC" in E""terll
" .Stat Hellyer IS. married and the father
p
Ie I " pil'ation of the terms they are now Merkle, as Commandmg Officer, IS an
University still think. I \\'01<; usill!: it : Pl'.nitentiary for eight months Blncl'
-but I finally :Iecidcd tn take 1111" they were sentcnced by Delawarr
Post's on'A . [
. • 1.1', 11
'1"1 19?- I ('''ltnty Tudgc Albert D MaeDade
"011 ( 1, -=, ' .
of t:"0 children. 'EI ? answer to a
lJlIcstl~ b~, ~udge • ?Ight, Mrs. Hell-
.l'er said, 1m wllhng to wait for
. • . h'm" he really needs me now."
erving. Similar s~nt.ences wer.e given e' Jt officio mem!Jer of the oa , ut
on the three other bills charllOg tar- has no vote.
B rd b
. h I f l ' hb
endeavor. Dr. Snyder IS our very e p u nelg ~r an
d d
ceny and the carryin~ o£ concealed . The new Board will elect corporate voted friend. His career has served to adorn thiS town or a-III candle hght, and Wlll mc u e s~
r. ".
ones to provide a formal aCr.olade to t:his valuable life of high hed at 7 :45 o'c1ock Tuesday even'
orr ..
o'f next ·,neek. This .~ervice will,
I d .

:,.;;;;",( :.' 0' r,·~\:"r." Formerly of South Ardmore I, II,lIycr said he is now assistant to weapons, all to run concurreptly withl~fficer for 1947 at a meeting nell.1,1' most all of its corporate'l\Xh:itence. Something should be done lal .Christmas music and the con~:
h.: ..... I:e "i1S made ArL I \.Oneco
~. the first. month. about it locally. No doubt, something will be doone about it. gatioual singing of Christlt1a. Car.o\.·
.' ,"I'S
was allend'mg. Tem~[e Uui the ~ison . superintendent and Grle- •
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OUBTOWN
TWO
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Paul T. Callahan Two Boro Men Hurt Na"berth School
Aboard USS Mui,. In Automo.bile Crash Jan. Qate Book

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MAKE go to Dartmouth "next year, after .Two Narberth men and a Mer- Jan. 6-School re-opens.

€A IT A
· h h 'II
wh IC e
b bl t k J u nal
pro a y a e' 0 r
ism at Columbia.
-I Chief Guner's Mate Paul T. Calla-
han, U. S. N ., 25• 0 f 245 I ona A ve.,
Narberth, is s-erving aboard the ex-
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ion nlan were injured 10 all auto-

mobile accident Sunday morning at
Jan. lo-Puppet Show, "Ruth
and Her Tooth". Open friday and Monday Till· 9 P. M.,
Jan, 17-"Art at Work" Pro- Saturday and Tuesday, 6 P. M. .
I "1Iy daughter, Margery, who's now perimental destroyer escort USS Ridge and Butler Pikes, HarJl1on-
gram.
a sophomore at L. M., doesn't have Muir, on a cruise in the Panama ville. They were treated and dis-
Jan. 3o-Classroom Program.
FOR A REAL CHRISTMAS DINNER
the slightest desire to write, though," Canal Zone. On this cruise the crew charged at Montgomery Hospital, Of course, you'll want the best, 10 the way to
M' jan. Sl-Hortor Day.
II °t'I1' t b the thr has 'visited Balboa, Panama City and Norristown. start Is to order now, 50 we'll know the size you
artm says, so I JUS e , ee the ruins of Old Panama. I _ _... -------------; \ .-ant, one of our .
of us, which, I guess, is enough for I~~~~~~~~~~~~j I.

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anyone family." D M 0 • •. • SPECIAL WINTER .e~ BiuuuJ
Four Local Churches AUTO SERVICE ~.~ Fancy, Fr••h-Kllled, ,

Meet Fund Quotas
! Dr .Allan MacLachlan Frew, pas-
tor of the Ardmore Presbyterian
'TuiKEYS~J'
Winterize nOw be!Ol'e cold
weather sets in. Ask about our
special discount on all services
over $5.00.

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Church, announced this week the·
A.l.e : Oftr Y".;
NARBERTH SUNOCO
receipt of $910,271 In the Presby- SERVICE STATION up to
161b.r
tJ;','• •
16 to
20 ..... ,. ~ 20 Ib.s;.. ~
C
SERYE A PLUM,. cry of Philadelphia for the nation
lIontromer1 .,,11 WooliblDe

.vide campaign for the Presbyterian I GEORGE W. FEJSZ

Narberth 92118
Ib ' / ~ -1 Ib:~ ...61 lb' .~.
Call anll DellYSI'
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Restoration Fund. 'ancy, 0..... A, '~III"', "'~n.
CHICKENS ~~~ ~31
1.11'5 Seas08ln, ~-:: IOc
UP TO 18 LBS. OVER 18 LBS. t"w_['oo.A Sw. Marloram ":t: s·
Sag. "«Sc

'b53
Frene" =,:";:1 11
~8c
c Thyme
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Th.y'r. so f.nder, juicy and flavorful folAs will eat all but the bones.

Marvel Stuffing Bread

Fresh Oysters for sfuffing
24-orloal ISe

Bih Roast Grad. AA and A NONI HIGH.. Ib 5 .Ie

..... 25e
Frel!lh Pork Sa1l8llge for tasfy sfuffirtg It SSe
CHECKS
Gnd
OYSTERS

8.oked lldaaetI &a•• WhJ::Yst"ank'HoIf

LeaD Crad. A Chuck aeaat
I'r•••J~ Gro. ,. . . . . .
dos S3C
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Steaks Sirloin Top Round NONI NIGHI. Ib 63
or
e
THIS YEAR-GIVE THEM THE fAMOUS Perch Fillet. '·27c Fillets Pollock ·23c
S 010k e d D ams Whol. R.eady·fo-eat, Skinned 63c Cod Fillets ~ 29c leelflsh Fillets ·29c

TRILMONT
either half Ib or

Fresh Dams o~H/llfF NONE HUiHEIt Ib 55- WALLET g.itI 'IMIl InrIchMI Soils .... 548
-...sTAMPED WITH
Pork ShoulderS"resh Picnic Styl. Ib 3ge YOU UIIE SAfETY ELECTRIC FLOUR 10 .;:. 61e
YOURPRINTED
CHECKS
Roasting Chi~keD.8 "·Ibs and ov,r 55c WIllI
YOIIR . . .
HEATER
JANE

'FRUIT CAKE
PARKER
tc.:;l~.i;- \ll. NO MINIMUM BALANCE CHECKING SERVICE
NO MONTHLY SERVICE CHARGE
HERE'S the gift that will be warmly remembered year afur
year! It brings cheerful warmth wherever and wheneYCt
needed-in an invalid's room, for baby's bath, or anywhere on
chilly mornings before the radiators are hot ... Trilmont's two
massive, non-glowing heating coils, housed in a dual·walled
cabinet, distrioutean even Bow of heat throughout the room-
nOt just a spOt. No fan, no moving parts are required, and there
. .-. ~ ~
. ,NO CHARGE FOR DEPOSITS." is norhing to loosen or drop olf. A long·term investment for
3-lb cake the whole family ... Furnished in ivory or brown .. Weight
~ Pure Florida
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19 Ibs. , •• Two models-1200 and 1320 Watts, AC or DC. Your CItoIce

,.... ;~iJ ONLY Be PER CHECK (BOOKS OF 25 CHECKS)
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THE NATIONAL BANK,
eo"",,,imt Budg'l T",/U
ORANGE JUICE No.2 can ..

5.lb cake $3.75

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OPA pritt IJJ.OO i",IMtIi", PI""III T" __
tI"a,ha~",,,tls,'. 'X'r. u',,,,
9" i. TY z,.,
GlenwOod Fancy
c
0", o/lh,s, ric" cak" ill
it. atlractive car to ..
?j ~
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OF NARBERTH CARTER II. TURNAU GRAPEFRMT JUICE
make. a tra"d CIrris Imas NARBERTH Z800 Glenwood Orange and Grapefruit
250 HAVERFORD AVENUE
Gi/t. Yourclroice o/llt"t
or o/d./as"io",tl(darkJ
caire.
-, Phone: Narberth 4367 BLENDED JUICE
GLENWOOD ORAPD1lUlT .JUICE ~s . .
--
NOW • •• enjo, 3'o,.,./auo,.;te A 8 P Cog"
Eillht o'Cloek Coffee', q
. Mild and Mellow •••
~. Red Cirele Coffee
1-lb
Ib bog 3&: I/iI bags
\q
Rich and full bodied • •• Ib bag 38e I/iIl;ogs
1-lb
71e
7 ~e ...
Whelan;
CHOCK-FUll OF GIFT'"
FOR EVERYONE
I
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ssssssssssssssssS·
CORN Goldon

Just Ii... fresh bun o. the cob. , ..........~

~217c .
oft.r pic"ing.
Dokar Coffee
Vigorous and winey ••• lb. bag 40c I/iI bags
~ l-Ib 7.'e
i7 M Del Monte Cora Cs~ H,,:;,2 .7e
Farlftdale Peas e:::S~;:da:d N.:;,2 .6e
N,:;,2 .9C
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Serve Lots of A£.,P's
E Cut Wax Be....
New Pack Cranberry Sauce 1:':123C
Farmdale

Fancy Fruit CocktaU N~'hS7e

FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Large Florida Juicy
II I Rob-lord Peaches H~i~:worc~~el N%~1fJ 26c

ORANGES dOI.n 33e WHELAN DRUGS

I I NIBLETS CORN :.~;: 2 12-;::::•• 29' cona

* WE DELIVER
Phone: Nat'berth 2980 o II' Quality Fresh fruits & Vegetables

rREsli'PEAS 2 25
Texas Seedlesl
Hovcl'folU & Nat'berth Aves. c
GRAPEFRUIT N Ibs
4 (or 2~e Lettuce cell'...... Inlllri Ib 12c I Celery califon', ~...... ~= 19c
White Onions 3 ... 2Sc Oranges Juky Florid. 8':' 39c

Sweet Potatoes Maryland Golden 3 /bs 2ge * TWO STORES TO SERVE FANCY APPLES Northw.stem
Dellclo..
2 . . 2" .,-
Paseal Celery Calilornia .• Exfra larg. sfalk IDe OUR MAIN LINE PATRONS Just in Time for Christmas
Cauliflower sno·whit. ,weslern • , • larg. head 2ge .
Fresh PeaSCalifornia.one price-non. higher2 1bs 2ge
LARGE ANJOU PEARS 2 •• 2h
Headquarters fo~­
All Medical Needa
IN
i;ii;i Mixed Nuts 7~. 41c
1VALNUTS, MIXED NUTS .AJ'11=:r "4Be J. Paul Shea A fill. allortmen' of al...onda, tllbertl, pecan., co•••wa-no ....n....
Salted Casbew Nuts 7;':ck':t::· 4SC
CHRISTMAS TREES Green 0' SUvar
DOLLY WREATBSforwindowordoor $1.18 .
aBe PHARMACY
AT NARBERTH STATION
N Cbrlstlnas Car" l:::::::. •• srll 29c
NARBERTH 2838-2839 Harvard Chocolates 1,,:' 75e
BIRDSEYE PEAS 12 0. pkg Zk
A' Dialftond Walnuts
Solt Sbell AllDonds Callfornio
lb 4ge
Ib 49C
> GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Florida Swe.tened your
or unswe.f.ned
choi..
R Fancy Mixed Nuts lis 49C

BLENDED JUICE
10~
Fla. Swe.f.ned
or unsweetened Enriched IISaJ
ORANGE JUICE Florido Sweetened
18.~
cell B SUPREME "hea.-fto" R_.....
or unsweetened
Doren Cans $1.1,
BREAD· COFFEE
~6-01 can 23e-Case (12) 46-01 cans, '2.89 DOUBLE' PROTECTION
E Z~e .:-.3SC
'rltl. of Sou,1I J.".y, Oeean SP'lJy or M inol
CRANBERRY SAUCE c. 23e
• WhIt ~'" ~ tot
R
'Z·IOav••
Firm.r textur., fin.r flavor,
s for '5.
Sav. Coupon.....

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yow ... Dodg. or PIJ-th.
•tayl f,e'" lonllo,. balll for 1I1f'"•
, get ''DHbIe ProttdIo,," .....
A&:P FAN~Y PUMPKIN ~:;:'Ige 11sonston-fullef. Shrimp Fmy uri.... ~~:;~::. 67c
SLICED PEACHES Full Bloom Brand ~' ~8e ,. Let. It.... yow preteolf __
Ia lop ~llcMI.
T Cheddar Cheese
Velveeta Cheese 2·'~~1·0g
Ib 57c
Peanut Butter Alit ",.,. 30c
Apple Juice lIu1:~..k ~~ 22c
Libby Beans 17 '.,.18.
GREEN GIIlNT PEAS Big and felldw 't,:' JOe
P ABST·E'IT CHEESE Slam/,ml or Pimiento 6~' 21e
20"' . . _ ....
yow pI'ftellt __ I"......... H Narberth's New Dannenhauer Store, opened .recently, carries one of the
Largest Libraries of popular Records on The Main Line.
Muenster Cheese .b SSe Beets ......'onI .111'" I ill' 14c

S)'UFFED OLIVES s·'i~;t':~·~o,''''' 8. .

ogalMf fvhtre trade-Ia.
hs#otlT.rmlonA/'......OINII'otf.
I
FRUIT CAKE v~~~~~.,;:. . 2:'~ 13.
. KEYSTONE MINCE MEAT 2.lbjar 57. LATEST POPULAR-ALBUMS Mad. ac.cordlnll 10 an old·falhloned Colonial recipe, and filled' with frul11 and _
'h.
Pocked In colorful 1I1fl box. with ,.....ocIuctlon of a fa maul Colonial palnl'" of
TOMATO KETVRUP Ann 'fIIJ.
1of·os boHI. lIe ** ..
"Finian's Rainbow"
Ind_ndOllte Hall. cradlo of ....... rlcan lIb4t1ty•

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Perry Como-"Latest & Greatest"
NIBLETS CORN Ir..b off 'b. ca6 12_ eon 17e Ink Spots-Album No. 477 "Dreamla1)d Special" Farmdale Quality Poultry Feeds (Allwhh~.ye~~~
CHOCOLATES Assorted .. , 1·lb (Jlff Box'I.I. -by V. Monroe No. P·lliO Mash ·=:I~:"· 2S·lk " I $1.2S: Laying Mash 25·....·$1.15
Growing Mash 2solk " I $1,20: Scratch Gralnl25 olu·'$I.05
Cattle Salt - - " 50~ k1_ 63c I Cattle Salt 1I'It.., 50" --SI.

CORD. SLAB Ie
FRED DAnnEnHAUER,Jr. • 21 YEARS ON THE MAIN LINE *
10.... Ite•••,. .tllI In 1I.lt.d .upply. n..ret-,., If ..y
...... ab.- I..... a,. out of .tock In yo.r I_I _1tEot,
plea.. colltl... .. .... for tft....
upon yo.....d vIIIt.
*
KINDLING WOOD 102 ESSEX AVENUE :USCITY AVENUE
IN Open Fri., Sat. IN
Smith'. Saw Mill NARBERTH MERION
Mon. & Tues.
Eves, 114-18. N. Narberth Ave.
933 Montg~mery Avenue
N A)l B E R T H I HILLTOP 101. PHONE:
' 1 1 - . . - - - - - : 1~EDSS'li:~:s:a:s::=u:a~~~~a:as:::~~r.s.-aD!
NARBERTH 2919 PHONE: l\IERION 01;20

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1946

OUR TOWN THE MAIN LJNJm. DAI.A·CYNWYD .. MERION NEWII
, SECOND
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SECTION '"'i,"

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Postwar Apartments Near Completion Wynnewood .'
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Prominent ResidentsWill
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iBuilt on Clothier. Estate" . ,

Move in O·uring January At Cost of $1,OOO,OOO.i: ,:·:.Ij

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Among its tenants Wynnewood its winding driveways and lawns but The Wynnewood Plaza Apart-, to be completed in the United States
Plaza will have many prominent and the building itself only takes up half ments, one of America's first post_I since the end of the ·war•.
well-known Main Line residents.
Among them will be E. it Callis,
an acre of the. entire plot.
The top center picture taken from
I war apartment projects. is lIearin~ In landscaping the builder planned "
completion in Wynnewood. The ex- his development to incorporate all the
president of the Petrol COl poration. tcrior is virtually complete and thc natural features of the land and· to
a point at West Wynnewood Rd.
interior so far along that a number preserve in charaLter the Main Line
.,
who nOW lives in l{osemont; Mrs. and Lancester Ave. shows the full- of families have already moved into residential atmosphere. Half-century-.
Wallace Bastick, at present a resident
heighth of the building, its modem old trees were preserved and planting
of The Barclay; Amos Coath, presi- architectural design and its unique, one of the apartment house wings. and plotting done to blend with oth-
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dent of the Overbrook Golf Club and stamI ess see,
t lb ' d ows.
ay Win
In construction the new apan er nearby estates.
rnents are modern, practical and fire- The building is five stories high
others. The other views showing II typical
proof to the last degree. with three elevator shafts and on t~"e
Some of the tenants already have! interior were taken in the first floor
moved into the finishe~ wing of t~e' apartment of Virginia llnd Louise
I
\Vynnewood Plaza, located at the top six penthous.es. There are 90
apartments, ranglllg from three to
:apartments; others Will follow 111 Trumoull. In the photograph on the southwest corner of Lancaster Ave., mne . rooms an d cos t'mg $85 t 0 $300
January and February. left these show ttle bay windows ann Clothier Rd., was huilt hy E. a month. For each apartment bed-
The floor of the spacious lobby of from the inside. ]. Frankel, buitder and owner of the room there is a bath and all kitch-
Merion Apartments at 'Wynnewood (ns are fnll-sized. Parquet hard·
the new apartments will be covered One of the center pictures shows
Rd. and City Line Ave., in Merion. wood floo~s run throughout the build-
with :an imperial broadloom rug with the long han which' opens into the
Erected on three and one-half aCres ling.
a color scheme matching with plum- living room and the other center pic-
colored waUs, black doors, gray ceil-
• db' ad k ture the master bedroom of the apart-
of the old Isaac Clothier estate the A complete la'undry and recreation'
apartments cost $1,000,000. Building facilities remain to be finished in the
-•
mgs an elge wo wor.
rccords show it is one of the few basement. Underground garages will
The grounds of Plaza Apartments i ment. The right picture is a view
lOVers three and one-half acres with of the dining room interior.
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apartment house projects of this size accommodate 90 automobiles,

e-""""'"-',.."'.;r.;;------. ~------------------ ..
STRUCTURAL STEEL I FranI{ C. Snedalier
FABRICATED. DELIVERED & ERECTED BY
FORD and & Co. Inc.
The Belmont Iron Works
ENGINEERS * CONTRACTORS * EXPORTERS MORRIS Interior Woodwork
Standardized Industrial Building.
9th & TIOGA STREETS
PlANTS
GENERAL OI<'FICES Philadelphia Phila. 40, Pa. - RA. 5-4313
22nd & Washington Ave. Eddystone
Philadelphia 46, Pa. Royersford

ELECTRICAL

CONSTRUCTION CLJ\SS • BLOCK

DEWEY 4-8600
A SPECIALTY IffiYSTONE CONCRETE
M. I{raliovitz & Sons Co. .
Tenants in tile new Ultra-Modern
I.~-~ COMPANY
MIRRORS 1531 Cherry St.
WYNNEWOOD PLAZA' APAUTMENT 617 Delancy St.
CEMENT and CONCRETE WORK
Store Fronts PLATE GLASS Doors Phila., Pa.
• • . will enJoy the clJtI\"lIlil'nce and safety of \Vestinghouse fnll I l'hila., Pa.

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Automatic Collector Control Elevators.
Metal LO. 7·0603 Other Westinghouse prodncts offer builders tamper-proof de-
3601 eRAWFORD STREET
pendable circuit protection, cumfort air conditioning, protective light- __ lO_I..
.:..... le_:_M.A.'_7••2.3.7.2_ _, Phila. 29, Pa. - VI. 4:2281
t:J2~36 WASHINGTON AVE. ing for extNiors, and new Eghting techniques for decorative effects:
With a full line uf modern :ppliancl's. \V estinghouse offers practically·
everything electrIcal for Better Living,

(W) WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION

Roof & Sheet Metal Work

3002 'Vlllnllt st. - l'hillll1<'lllhia ·1, l'cnns3'lvlluia
. ,.- MAX N. SILVER HARRY SILVER

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I<}Vel'gl'een 6-870.0

BY
Charles A. SILVER and SILVER
CONSOLIDATED. CORNICE &
ROOFING WORI{S Klinges, Inc. DE I{ALB NURSERIES~ Ill(~. Co~npliments
PAINTERS and DECORATORS
1'f. CRISTOL, Proprietor
1645 HENVIS STREET Adolf Muller, Founder 2006.08 NAUDAIN ST. - KI. S·0938
1106 Fairmount Avenue
Philadelphia. Penna. - Phone: Mi 4-4530

. NORRISTOWN, PA,
of a
P~AS~RlNG
• • Esiablished 1901
Nurseries and General Landscape Contracting
, . RELIABLE WM. H. PEARCE & CO.
COMPANY lie Tlle • lie Marble
FRIEND 52 SO. 2nd ST.-PHILA. 6, PA.
PHIL L. SHASSIAN

lie Slate •. *Terrazo

5204 BERKS STREET MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES
PHILADELPHIA, PA. CONTRACTORS
Phone LO. 3-41~ ~

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19,1941.
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L. Merion Meets Fds. Central I

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"s scorers were Mack Morrison, bro- In all, the Fords yielded only I - ....- - - - - - - - - -....,

Main Line Pa SS e r ther of Charlie, six points; Skippy six field goals. Seven of the in-
Muir and Jack Haigh, one field vaders' 10 players were blanked

F~iday "·SERVICE DIRECTORY I

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Play Here THERE'S NO PARKING PROBLEM ,IN SURBURBAN SQUARE

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Haverford Victor ROOFING • SIDING
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Lower 1IIerion High's basketball nine field goals. He also added four GUTTERS. SPOUTING REFRIGERATION
leam will engage in its final wor1«lut foul tOSSIlS to top both teams in scor- SERVICE
prior to the Christmas vacation peri-
ing. A. NAPPERT .J. Domestic & Commercial
Opening with II rush, lIaver- 696 Washington Ave. HILLTOP 7564 -
od Friday night, playing Friends' ford High's basketball team scor- Manoa HI'Utop 69S7-J Uscd Ref r1gerr;:ors
. B alight & Sold

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Central, of the Interacademic League, ______ J. R. HAMILTON, 111 Harvard ad..
In the Ardmore Aces' Downs Gym- \Vest Chester46High
ed II rousing to 22intriumph
their inter- BrookJln6
hBlium. sectional inaugural Thursday night. ROO FIN G /
Haverford has only one regular
Beaten by Merchantville In its
from last season-Bill CGrdes, who
opener on the foreign floor, Lower eame along fast at the end of the
:t.!erlon met Chester at home Tues- year to win a forward spot.
SID I N G !
GENERAL CONTRACTING
Prompt Service
ROOF RJ<JPAIRS
COPPER GUTTERS
•
day night. Chster is a member and SPOUTS
Cordes ca~ed three field goals Skilled Men-
of the Suburban Section Two league. and two fouls for eight points to
Despite the stellar play of Len rank among Haverford's leading
Reliable Work
Get Our Estimate
I WM. B. YOUNG
HILLTOP 2867..1\1
!>hephard and Tom Davis, only hold- scorers. Other topnotchers as the
overs from last year's Suburban Sec- Fords .jumped into an early lead
H. L. YOUNG & i~
i Furlong Ave. -
co. Manoa

tion One title team, L. M. wasn't and gradually widened the margin 17 Myrtle Ave. Chatham Village
able to cope with Merchantville. The were Charlie Morrison. a sub last Havertown
Subnrban Square merchanLa are ready to lerve yoa. T01l'D
N cw
Jersey quintet scored an upset year, who had fiye firld goals and I "''''o";!,, 2-7020
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Hilltop 2384
pc; Jam aliK Painting Paperhanging * tlnd It a treat ju.t to look and .ee the InteresUnr array
of new quality merchandl.e they have preDared for yolu
45-39 triumph. three fouls for 1'3 points, and Bil'
It was the first time in recent years Carson, with nine.
"Oldest in the Cit,..
General Contracting
Get Our Estimate
.eleetloa. A treat multiplied by many fino .torle. and
courteous store lei-vice. Come and "hop • • • wbere 1&&
Dleuant••• convenient•.• economical.
:Mike Kirshner, also a suhstitute VENETIAN BUNDS
that 1Iferchantville, Lower Merion's
WINDOW SHADES H. EARL HUSTON MERCHANTS OF SUBURBA."i SQUAB.
usual opening opponent, had come last season, scored one field goa' 929 Anderson Ave., Drexel Hill
away vrctorious. and cashed in 011 four foul trie~
Playing before an overflow crowd, for six points. Other Haverforc'
CLEANED Sunset 3277 '

Merchantville forged into a 24-19

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half-time lead and never relented.
Ste...e Jcunger's young and com-
paratively inexperienced players
performed with a brilliance which I i
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Paid Immediately For
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Paragon Co., Inc. Children's Wear H20 "-nlnllt St., Phila.

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bodes well for the ambitious cam-I, ~

paign ahead. ~ 'i
DIAMONDS 11 to 15 S. 56th Street
56th & Market St&.
Foumhttion Garment...
L!ngerie
Shephard, L. 11:5 great all-around ~ DIAMOND JEWELRY l'UJLADELPUIA
"Oldest in the CitJI" .J1I1lior Dresses
athlete, stagcd a one-man show by i ', w. are Pann. the hlghe.
scoring more than half his team's "
points. The scrappy guard, inter- ' I
mixing layups with set shots, scored I~
CARLTON'S
pdcel Paid til histoJ7

Z2 points.

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Constantly faking the man assign- ! I ANTIQUE JEWELRY
ed to guard him and snatching pass- ~ 135!; 13th lit.
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Est. 1891
ne A1Io BIIJt SILVER
Grandfather
es as though he were shaggmg hes
in thc outfield, Shephard hung lip..........
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Clocks Repaired G. J. CHOLL'S
As well BS English, French and Swiss Clocks.
Clocks called.' for and delivered. Estimates given SUNOCO SERVICE
and all work guaranteed. b

_ - - WE RESTRINO PEARLS - - -
We wlll be glad to rp.Btrlng your pearls. Just Put them
SPECIALTY SHOP
In nn envelope and bring them 1n.
BOY'S
R. F. STELZER
(Formerly With .Rigp & Brother) .
TOOL CHESTS
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MIL K 232 BALA AVE., CYNWYD. PA. ' Cynwyd 3250
:\llllligolllel'~' A,·e. and
I.ture's Perfect Food
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'or Over 30 rear.
St. Geor~es Road
PHONE: ARDIUORE 9M3

James SHOPPING
BROOKMEAD
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Guernsey Dairies
HOUSEHOLD DELIVBIUBlI
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''Tile Jlaill Line's Fillest
Radio•.Hllsic Stllre"
SUBUHB.\X RQUAHB .,f'
FINE MEATS
FRUlTS and VEGET4BLB8
48 St.
FRESUM~~~~O~DMLY
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29 Coulter Ave., Ardmore

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Oriental •
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Rugs 14 COULTER AVE.

~cC8LLLJM : 61 ST. JAMES PLACE

ARDMORE 011T

'I= Quality Groceries

ARDMORE
132.. W. GIRARD AVE.
STevenson 4-8700

I Time~.Medical Bide.
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For Particular People
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mclus1ve!
When somebody says to you, "Good jobs
are hard to find"-DON'T ,YOU BELIEVE IT-if you're
~ phy~ically and mentally fit young man from 18 to 34

In yo.ur new Re~lar &:mY~ 40,000 good jobs a month

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CLOTHES
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46 51. Georges Bd. Ad. nil
!.:'jfts • llntillUCS FOIl. WI)~IEN •
are openmg up ••• mterestmg Jobs that pay well .•• that 295 Mont. Ave. ~"'. OPt
offer advancement, career opportunities and training and Car inspection proves its worth in protecting hand painted D,U"", ."'~.,,, 14l" Clb UDe TriDlb' 'I-1SS1
experience in many useful skills and trades. YOIl. While the national figure for fatal traffic fUl'nit u re I
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6;) ST, JAMES PL. ; GILMAW Inc.
New higher Army pay ••• ~ood, c1?thing~quarters, accidents due to mechanical failure of cars (l:~ St ••Tal11('s PllII'C I (4' St. Glor." Itoo' Ar•• O'IO
travel, at no extra cost ••• GI Btll of Rights educational is lS%-in Pennsylvania it is only 4%. l'~;'_-- ~ "\__~.~_h_lI_o_I'e_ _7_!)_1_l)__==;;;;;,;J~II~------===------------:'"i ••o,",oa,.,""----
benefits for those who enlist before the official termination
~hecking your car's brakes •.. headlights ..•
of t~e war and se~e at least 90 days •.. and the oppor-
THE
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tUOlty for early rebrement with a life income •• '. add up tires ... and steering gear and making certain
to a career you can't afford to miss.
A 3~year enlistment pennits you to choose any branch
of service and overseas theater which still have openings.
they are in good condition protects YOU
from mechanical hazards.
THE
ARDMORE
Go after one of these good jobs now! You can get all
the facts at your nearest U. S. Army Recruiting Station
Have your car inspected today.
FLOWER _=_~ ST~~"M'E.S ~\.A.Ct. ' ! BOOK SHOP
A~O""OR~.,P,,". §
and ENLIST NOW!
CARS MUST BE INSPECTED BY JANUARY 31, 1947
BOX § Good Cloth" 3 IIC.
§;:; =
*********************** There' will be no extension of this period. At Little Cost ~
Prescriptions
NEW, HIGHER PAY FOR ARMY MEN MONTHLY You will not be allowed to drive after 21 Coult,r Ave., _ TIMES MEDICAL BLDI.
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For Matrr;.."1,-Miss Phonl Ard.ln 4114 •
II Addition to fllOll, Lodllnl, Clotbes IDd Medical en
.Ia3ddltlon'to Column One
at he Right: 200/0 la- Master Sergeant
ere se 50%for Increase,
Service Over-
Per
Mon'"
20 Yea..' 30 Year"
ServIce ServIce
or F'It'lIt S ergeant 'I'<116'"....00 '1'107.25
this date unless you have an official
inspection sticker~ ·
Ardmore ~
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And The
Younger Contingent
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Phonl Ardmorl 2442
69 St. James Piaci

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$SO Maximum Per Month, Technical Sergeant 13S.00 87.75 IS1.88
t!' ¥cmbcr 01 Flying or S If Se
Gltder Crews. $50 Per ta rgeant.. l1S.00 74.7' 129.38'
Month for Parachutlsta Sergeant. • • • , 100.00 65.00 112.S0
(N ot in Flying-pay Statu.)
While Engaged upon Para- Corporal. • • • 90.00 S8.50 101.25
chute Duty. 5% Iacreale Private First. Cla·· 80.00 52.00 90.00
in Pay for Each 3 Yean -
of Service. Private 7S.00 48.75 84.38

************ A GOOD JOB FOR YOU

LIsten to Guy Lombardo, "Sound OR,"
"Wart/on 01 PIOC'," "Yole. 0' Ih. Army,"
"Proudly We HolI," end Footboll'roadco.II
.. your radio.
U. s. Army
CHOOSE THIS COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
* * YOUR REGULAR ARMY
SERVES THE NADON AND MANKIND IN WAR AND
FINE PROFESSION NOW'

1'fAc.
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Edward Martin
Governor
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David W. Harris
Secretary of Rev5:lu_

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SECOND SECTlOtlf
TYLER.MATHER TALBOT·HARRISON, OUR TOWN
OUR TOWN
Carte, of Jenkititown, had as their evening in honor of Mrs. Dolan's sis-
guests at bridge Saturday. MR. AND ter, Mrs. Harold E. Talbott, of New
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10,
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:Mr, and Mrs. Pierre Mather, of Mr. and Mrs. George L. HarrisOll,
KO\ll1t Airy, !pIve announced the en- of St. Davids, have announced the
8lWftd • .eeem4 Cl1au matter OOtioIler, 1838, at tile l'oQ
Narberth. b. under the Act of March a.
11'111
omae at MRS. LYNMAR BROCK, of 7 N. York, who was their week-end guest. CHRISTMAS ,GREETINGS
pgement of their daughter, Miss engagement of their daughter, Misl
FoUnded ia 1914 b, the NarJa.th cmc AaociatioD Drexel Ave., N. Aronimink.
Il< • ...
MR. JAMES MC KELVEY re-
turned from Arizona Wednesday to TO THE READERS OF "OUR ·ToWN"
Harriet Westbrook Mather, to L Dorothy Harrison, to Dr. James Tal. MR. AND MRS. H. HOFFMAN spend the Christmas holidays with his
Dealt ,Tyler, Jr.. son of Mn. Lester bot of New York son of Mr. and DOLAN, of "Fairway&," Haverford, family at their home, 328 Fairlamb FROl\1 ;;,;.
Tyler, of RailrOAd Ave., and County '. ' entert~ined at a small· dinner Saturday Rd~, Westgate Hills. "',
Line Rd. Haverford, and the late Mrs. Timothy R. Talbot, of 160 Un-
:Mr. Tyler. lion A~._. _B_al_a_. _
MRs. NORMAN JEFFERIES·
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333 HAVERFORD AVENUE ;,-.. NARBERT~

Health - Style· - Beauty ••• LADIES' & CHILDREN'S WEAR .. ..•.
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THE HOUSE of
mEnl HOLIDAY'S ,COMINGI ~.'.,••'

~main
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Jlne
Open Thur.day and Friday .Evening.
·\.An Accommodation for Particul~ Wom~D oN0 W in Time for Christmas • • •
Have Dress Clothes CLEANED RANO'S COMPLE~ SERVICE IS AVAILABLE Lend the Glow of Candle Light. to your Holiday Festivities

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The Wax Chandler••••
1UXF;DOS, $1.00
Social note6 *
HAIRDRESSING
SLENDERIZING . ~ ~:;C§f.~l
OOAT &: TROUSERS

FULL DRESS, $1.25 .....,..,.., I, ' .. ,..' ..

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COSMETICS
ELECTROLYSIS
\' ~. ~}d:
~ ..erBP\
••• are now featuring a gay collection o,f Holiday Canc.tlel
ranging from the tiny, Santa Claus to the ··Iarge Yuletide,

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fireplace Candle that burns 120 hours;
OOAT &: TROUSERS MRS. COLEMAN SELLERS, 3d; WHITE, JR.. of Che!lWold Lane,
** CHIROPODY
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SILK SCARFS, .25 of Ardmore, entertained at a chit. Haverford, will entertain at a dinner MILLINERY

NO INCREASE IN PRICES
dren's party Friday in honor of the
second birthday of her granddaugh-
ter, Julia Wood Sellers. daughter of
at the Acorn Qub on Friday eve-
nmg, December 27, before the As- * DRESSMAKING
JEWELRY by HATFIELD THE LITrLE SHOP *
::l (WAX OHANDLERS)

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sembly Ball at the Bellevue-Strat-

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Lieutenant Commander and Mr5.
Frank R Sellers, of Bryn Mawr. ford.
CORNER NARBERTH & HAVERFORD AVENUES 36th at SANSOM STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA. BArfDg ~,..
NARBERTH 4270
MISS BETTIE JANE ROSS, Mr • lind ,Mrs. William Russell ·a.aaa••aaa.ab???·.·••• · · · ·
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B.
Rogs, of Drexel Hill, will fly home
from Suttins College, Bristol, Va., to
spend the Christmas holidays with her
parents.
,
B8tabllrhed 1921

loa'l2 FORREST AVENUE, NARBERTH

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\:~de~~~~~. ~~:~~~T~~~f:~~
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guest of honor at a bu~et supper
taoJ:lOJ:lOJ::lOJ:lOJ:lOJ:lOI:IC given by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L
_===== 'Webster, Jr., of South Ardmore, SUD-

RITTENHOUSE S UARE·
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day evening. Among the guests were

, Dr. and Mrs. Edgar, Kempton, of
Ridley Farms j Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond B. Webster, of South Ardmore,

Mer(~ Ohri~mas'
and Mr. and Mrs. John F. McQuade,
Jr., of Stonehurst.

&~ s~ ad Sewtee4
After the dinner, .the group at·
tended the winter concert of the Main
Line Community Orchestra, at Radnor
High School. Mr. Matta is second
violinist with the orchestra.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Neville Wadi a, or
Bombay, India, were the week-end
A Comprehensive Weekly Guide to Some of
guests of MR AND MRS. HER-
BERT J. ADAIR, of "Stone Hall,"
Penn Va1ley. the Leading Stores and Services Catering to
• • •
MISS VALERIE MORRIS,
daughter of Mrs. Mary Morril,. of
Philadelphia, formerly of 24 Hastings
Discriminating Patrons, to be Found in and
Ave., South Ardmore, who is a stu-
dent at Haverford Township Junior
High School, is in Presbyterian Hos-
pital after being operated on for ap-
About Philadelphia's Rittenhouse Squa're
pendicitis Saturday.
• * •
:MRS. T. WISTAR BROWN, of
Ardmore, will entertain at a buffct
supper in honor of Misl Frances EMILIE KRIDER NORRIS S£BOOL Mother Yoar Child
Saunders Perkins, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles C. Perkins, of Bryn HIGH SCHOOL AND CHILDREN'S CLASSES
1\Iawr, and Howard Kellogg, of Phil- I
adelphia, Friday evening, December'
27, following the rehearsal for their
DICTION, PUBLIC SPEAKING AND
SPEECH CORRECTION
~~ .. ,
marriage which will take place the
fo1lowing day. 1H4td:"¥4 '" ~
• • • Day or Evening Classes ~-",tI~
MR. AND MRS. ALLISON COR·
NOG, of 2612 Prescott Rd., Oak-
mont, and their son-in-law and daugh- 1tUJ4tU4~
•••.~ ",tleU
ter, Mr .and :Mrs. Kent Ball, of
New York, will spend two weeks in
Florida as the guestl of Mr. and Mrs.
DRAMATIC ART
Jack Charles, of "Cracker-Jax Fann," {MIlllA4MM1/4
Fort Lauderdale. AND RADIO will soon grow to man's, estate,
• • •
~ ~fit!-...",;;.I
and your memory fades. A
:MRS. REGINALD F. CHUT- APPROVED lOR VETERANS' TRAINING Christmas portrait made in
TER. of 1210 W. W)'nnewood Rd.•
~~;-.f.
Registration Now Open-08ice Hours Between 1·7 P. M; your home will always b. a
\Vynnewood, will entertain at a din- p,recious keepsake. ~
ner Friday evening in honor of Miss ' Family groups In the Christ-

~m:
Elizabeth Dornan Brooks, debutante mas background.
daughter of Mrs. Owen Brooke
Rhoads, of "Hollystone," Paoli, and 1714 CHESTNUT STREET RI".nhou.. 6·3147 C1Hll_~

Miss Julie Thayer, debutante daugh- ilOUlS: UNTIL S:IO-I.ION. WIll....

ESTABLISHED 1\115 UPP STUDIO ~!IL" .... fI!!!.~""
ter of Mrs. John B. Thayer, of
RIttenhouse 6·1321 ' Phone for Catalog.' rrB" 1104 CIte .
Grays Lane, Haverford. EST. 60 YEARS
Mrs. Chutter's daughter, Miss Har-
Under the Direction of Dorothy A. Downey lel.ctlon of proof.
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riett E. Chutter, a student at Mount $10.00 minIMum cha....
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Holyoke College, returned home this
'week for the Christmas holidays. Mr.
Chutter. who is now in Europe, will
PHILADEL-P 1... i.e.. return home in February.
• * • QUEEN MARY fOR THE Il?EAL '11I1
·.. ,ECTRIC C()'''~ t, ~<y MRS. E. N. MC CLELLAN, of CIIURCI
610 Hazelwood Rd., Ardmore Manor. STEAK HOUSE ~tJIIt
will have as her guests during the
Christmas holidays, her son and
daughter-in-law, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Donald Shoemaker McOellan.
22nd & WALNUT STREET
Speelollzlng In U. S.
Choice FII., Mignon WILSON "OTlBS
VISIT

Christmas Cards
lOOK STORI
Christmas ManSer lefJ r4t f~ ... !ach a gay prize I I I
• • •
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5 1722 CHESTNUT ST. Children's 800ks

SUNDAY "304" P. M- a circus portrayed on one, se·
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM Rittenhouse 6-0379 New fiction
quinned blue birds on
Only tit. Finest Foods Are Religious Cale"dar.
Served Amid Distinctive THE HOME Of another ••• and many mor••
8lbl.s and Prayer 800ks
All these gifts for a perfect Christmas and more, here! Surroundings ~~ ~U1e114 Silver Croue. and Cltal... Scarves from 3.25 10 12.50.

Stocks Will Disappear With A. Rush of Christmas Buying!

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ORIGINAL SANDWICH CREATIONS FEATURINGI Only th. finest •
VIIiT OUI MODliN COCKTAIL in handkerchiefs, blankets and H. M. JACOBS CO.
LOUNGI
other practical Iln.n assort. 1907 WALNUT STREO
DO YOUR BUYING NOW! Conllnuous Music hy Muzolc mentl. III 6·1171

A WIDE VARIETY OF LAMPS

Radills
Pc 'J Radios
Record Players
Electric Razors
Heaters
Heating Pads
....-------*-------.. II THI GUEST O'

AL WHITE & SONS

Radio Combinations Sun Lamps 'Z)~s~
-IMMEDIATE DELIVERY- .- CIristlJ/ilS Is All offlese L.an Ie Dac. - FREE lESSONS
For AdYltrfIJlng Purpo... Only 0

LISTEN FOR OUR ALL MUSICAL PROGRAM ON Christmas is the good will shared at the family LEARN FOX TROT, RHUMBA
••• to .... fIRST 1000 Ladl••
WNAR-(IIIO K. C.) hearth; the carol sung together; the candle in the
window, the glowing laces gathered around the
e ..11 Gentt-en w. will extend
.....RlI DANCING LlSSON
Sportswear • Resortwtar

festive board. And it is much more-evet so much to prow w.

can teach
Wednesdays 9:30 to 10:00 A.M•••• mole I
)10\1to datlc. In 1 hour
'ox Tntt, Waltz, Rhumba, Tonga,
Be,mnla, Monday, Dee. 16, We Will Be Open Every Nilht Until Xmal We cannot begin to put into words all that Samba, Jitterbug
.... no Acr.t to u••••
Christmas is, nor begin to express how, ardendy we

Narherlh Electric ~ Badio '[0. ef'.r 35 y.an of t.ach'n_

wish for you the complete enjoyment of Christmas.. Camp'." covr••\$JO.OO
, W. will lend a teach.r to your
Develop 'Your Child's Fine ART TALENTS
So, aU we CID say to you, kind friends, is MCfty hOlM. If pr.f.rred, farm )'Our own - SATURDAYS ,
Ch~stmas To. You.
Haverford and Forrest Aves. -:- Phone NARBERTH 4182 prIvate clan now.
D. ROY MILLER (Director) 132 S. 18th Street
WALNUT lit 2211t1, S. E. C.....r
Headquarters for Everythi~g Electrical R' 605.'. 1 THROUGH .. r. M. lO '·'70'

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