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    The document announces that all of the churches in Narberth, Pennsylvania will hold a joint service on the national Day of Prayer to observe Civilian Defense. The all-day program will be held at the Presbyterian Church. Additionally, the Narberth Community Library is seeking back issues of their local newspaper from October 13, 1939 or May 24, 1940 to add to their archives. Anyone who has a copy of either issue is asked to donate it to the library.

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    N BERTH. PA.

    NARBERTH, PA., THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1942


    PRICE: FIVE CENTS
    VOL. 18 - No. 18

    :Boro Churches BACK ISSUES


    Narberth Star COUNCIL AUTHORIZES PURCHASE OF
    CIV ILIAN DEFENSEPlan Service On I
    MIS<,lllg from thf' files ul tl;'
    Nal'berth COmmU!llt S Libra') EQUIPMENT FOR DEFENSE WORKERS
    an' two c'optf'S of OUR TOWN
    ~Blackout
    ___I_N_F_O_R_M_A_T_IO_N__,; Day of Prayer ',It one t1mf' ralled TOWIl and
    To\\'nshln 1 . Players Present Be
    Regulations to
    Printed and Dis-

    Edltor's Note: TIllS :,pllef' ts dedlr:t!"d to Am['j'il·.I·~ C,nL.ln I All-Day Program Will
    Anyone Who 1Ia.' a c'op) of : 110'
    paper for Cktobf'r 13 I!E9 "I' lor Original Play tributed
    Defense program and IS tor t.l1r prl':--<'lllation of aprurat" and May 24. 1940. \\',ll br dCin~ a An original play. "That·s Ltfe,"
    Be Held At Presby- rOml1lllilt~.\· Sf'l'\ IC(' If tllt'y wtll depICting the t )'IJ1cal An1f'1'1ean TO REPAIR STREETS
    detailed information al:d 11t.'>trurttons on d<'lf'nsf' matt('i·S. P, 1'-
    sons or orgamzations ha\'lng ll1formatlon th"t might be uselul terian Church send II (·lthf'r to 1he Lib:'a ry apathy towards the SIgnIficance 01
    to the OUH TOWN orncr.
    Upon recommendation 01 Its pub-
    for defense should send ltLO thf' office of tlll.' pnbllpatlon. !l a 11\' the pres(,l1t war. was presentl'd at a
    doubt eXIsts about thr USoC'fllln('.'>.' or Wisdom 01 p:'in:tn~ ~II"ll TIlt' Narbert h Prr~byteriRn Church hc safety committee. Narberth
    m€'l'tlng of t hr Narberth Players
    material It WIll I><' ~ubnlltt{'d to the e!lalrm,ln 01 1he lucal "'i11 bf' host to the other churehf'~ Borough Council Monday night
    defense counCIl for appro\'al. i of til<' Borough at an ail-day ob-
    Jefferies Resigns
    Tuesday nigllt in Elm Hall.
    The play wa.', writwn and pr('- auL!lOrized the installation of a di-
    i '('1'\ atlee of \ViJrltl Day of Prayer sen led by Bob TeNer. as~lsted by rect wire to the Lower Merton

    STATE ISSUES INSTRUCTIONS


    Oil F('bruary 20
    TIlt.' program WIll open wlth a
    'tT\ ll'(' at 1030 a. 111 . ronduclt'd by
    As Commissioner Fay FetterOlf TeeteJ' a<!ted as com-
    mentator as the play progressed.
    TIl€' cast. for tIlf' most part re-
    Township Building for the receipt
    of atr ratd warnl11g signals.
    President of Board pn:itrd from the alldH'lICI'. tncluded Counrll al.'.o authorized Burgess
    ON RAID PROCEDURES :Jlr R('v. Bryal1t M. Kirkland. pa.'- Da\'ld Komhau'er, Jrrry Cas€'y. MIll('r to purchase, for the auxi-
    tor of tlw Prrsbrtenan Church. Devote Full Ti me liary poltce. 20 nightsticks. 20 white
    Two important warnings on the use of ihe telephone and of Phtllp B('11tZ. Fay Fetl{'rolf. Kllty
    whcn the speakrr will br MISS Hr!ell Navy Duties TrowbrIdge. J "hn Flynn. Ra lph l'apr~. 20 pohpe whisLles and official
    illuminating gas during air raid conditions and an appeal for co- N)l. uf CIllna. 5rer('tar)' at tIl!' arm band inSignia. The public
    (fllf'~. B('''IL' ML'AllistN. Bob Mc-
    operation in information on three defense services have been YWCA tn Phtladelphia. SolOIsts at John H. JI'ITeries . ..Jr
    Kane. Jolln Clarke and Gordon safety committee. in conjunction
    given the Lower Merion Council of Defense by the State Coun- tilt' 1110rnlllg SP1'\ icc Will br Mr~ Wayne r01l1mLc.ston('r "'!In h ...' lIPid BOB CROWELL witll the Defense Council, was auth-
    Ferno\V.
    cil, of which A. C. Marts is executive director. These services Robert Keighton and Mrs. Rollins. th .. offic(' of prl'sidcnt nf t 11(' I.O\\'l'1' orized to purchase official arm band
    10:'1;1,·1' H,,\('rfonl Scllool and V -------- ------.---
    In cl13rgf' of u~hering and the of-
    ~»)tlt. ~~~.I;~ll.\)C~~~~~:.~~:.ao~tltli:~tf'N~~~I;;nll: Million Lacking
    include the Citizens' Defense Corps, Selective Service and nurses' Merion Tuwnship Buard lor a I,ale insihnia for all' wardens. aux!llary
    fL'rlllg plate at this s<'rnce Will iJe firem('n and upt\ve first aid workers.
    training. more than a month. \'. i:l )'t"lgn
    :VIr., B. R. NeL~on, Mrs. Walton
    A serious problem has arisen in telephone communications
    by the unintentional tieing·up of party lines by civilian sub·
    Wen:z, Mr~. W. A. Fox and M.rs
    LeWIS Keun. heads of Circles I. 2.
    n€'xt w€'ek to l'ntrr al "<1\ ~ Illl:] t.1 1':. 1":J:ll II I tIll' :VLtin LlI1€'
    B, .... :101 ~Oll Ilt I\Ir al1d l\1rs. \VI!'
    League In Quota for .J.' wpll a~ Whistles for air raid war-
    dr11s and a uXlltary firemen. and the
    followlJ1g fir5t aid equipment:
    scribers, Dr. Marts warns in a State-wide letter to defense
    chairmen.
    3 al1d 4 clf thf' Presbyterian Church
    A cafetcrla luncheon wtll be
    "'ncd at 12.30 p. m. by Mrs. Frank
    sen·ler.
    In anlloun.tnc Ilh d"I·I~t<.ll. J('l-
    frries ca!}('d atlenllon In a rpcellt
    llltr C; Cru\\,C':l. 1134 Montgol1l('IY
    :t\' N:tllJ<'rt~1. Ill~ father is a lam-
    U.,
    nl ede·
    ampalgn
    Three first atd ktts, cight metal
    splll1t.s (Kl' ller-Blake I: eight metal
    ~pllnts IMurray Jones); 24 wood
    "In the operation of the observation posts of the aIr raid W!wf'ler and 11£'1' cOl11mitlre. rUling of [he Sllpr€,llH C'J\lrt ot i Ol;) :c. ~baJJ omcl.ll. arm and leg splints. sj'( Army type
    TIle' aftrrnoon sl'rvlc(' Will start Pennsrlval11a wl11ch 51~,!('d til ,t a - ------------- Reports Show Percent- stretchers, drugs. dressings and
    warning service conducted by the American Legion," he advises,
    "it has been found thousands of party line telephone subscribers
    and their families in the smaller communities and rural areas of
    at 2 p 111. Mrs. JoS{'ph Davis. mis-
    ;lOIJaI-:>' to the foreign-born of Penn-
    cyi\':ll1:a. w,l1 be the sp<'aker, and
    man ~allC'd Lo anl\r dllt) tll tl"
    armrd forcf's of tllr l'llt l rd S;.lt".'
    Italian Groups ages Attained
    Monday Last
    as of bandages.
    Burgess Miller statd at Monday's
    Pennsylvania by their use of such lines are unintentionally caus-
    ing a situation which may have ~erious consequences. Many rural
    tll€' Narbprth Parent-Tcach('r Asso-
    nation Cllonls Will Ix' in charge of
    rould not COlltlllU(' a.' ~1n) or ll~ ,I
    rtty. He polI1ted oat. 't11.lt It<· w;I'i
    Aid Red Cross
    .
    Robrrt D€'ch('!'t. g'f'nrral ('hair·
    111.,n of thr Unitrd Charities Cam
    meeting that copies ot blackout
    regulations should be distribut<od in
    tht Borough. and it was decided
    lines really form part of the warning system from posts to filter tIll' mu~i('. Mrs. &lw"rd Stanle)
    centers, and too much use, especially in the late afternoon and \\'111 b€' till' organ!st at both servif'cS
    utlcrrtatll whf'thrr or Ilut t'tL~ WI': 3000
    Main Line Italians
    pa:i:I1. annollnerd at thf' lunrlJeon Llw; 1500 eop;rs should be printed

    early evening. could interfere with prompt reports by men 'spot-


    I

    Tllr u~lwnng and offering piaU'


    directly applicabl€' to I~:., 0\\'11 : t: I i PI d
    mr('ting at eh€' Warwick on Mon for such dl,;,tribution. Roland Fleer.
    prf'stdent ot Counell, appointed
    b f 1 1 l e g e Support In
    dny 111at $1.000.000 is lacking In
    ting' hostile planes. dunn>: th€' afternoon s('r\'1ee Will be atlOn, ut f't. tll'H'r:.1t' l'~~. lilal I Drive I t11e Campa:gn'~ goal of $4.330.000 Waller .'\. Fox and Henry P. Carr II
    ,n cllargp of Circl€'s 5. 6, 7 and 8. POll1lJ1lt tre te follow through on the
    hr should r€'&lgn. He b 10 lil' tralh : Workers w('re urgPd to g('t In touch
    "It has been ~uggested that use of telephones be reduced Mrs. A. C. Miller. Mrs. R. B. Vin- f<'rred shonly to Cape MH.\·. N.J At a ~pneral n1<1o>S mreting of thr
    with all subsrribers bf'fore the preparation and printing ot these
    or that when an air raid warden gets on the line and announces r[')1t. Mrs. Frank Whe€'ler and Mrs regulations which will shortly be
    and WIll de\'otp his en lin.' unit' I ' IL.tll.Jn Ft'dl'r:ltion 11l'ld rccently a
    close of Wle Campaign on Frbrll·
    he must use the line other users should hang up." Edgar Cock1'1ll. chalrmpn. dt.~tnbuted to every home in the
    Dr. Douglas V. Steere, of Haver- IllS nlliitury duties ~u;':he.,llo:t was made that L11f' man)
    ,11')' 11 in an f'ffort to raise the
    757', of the quot.a aln'ady r€'<!rh€'d Borough.
    For the purpose of correct information as to what to do in ford Coll€,gr. will be th€' spf'3ker at
    Jeffcn€'s IS a L1Putn,:lIl:. 'ClI''': I ~rllIIJl~ COl1l]JrJsmi-; tillS org.lntzalioll Bids were opened for the repair
    thr r\'cning service. starlin!; at 7.30 to 100'; and Sa\'e th:s \'itally 1m,
    an air raid, the State is issuing "revised instructions." "Make gradr. in tllf' morale dl'I~'OlI of ;1'," UlJ;!P to lJ{'lp 111 the Hrd Cra.<,s War ]Jor:ant dr:\'(' fr01l1 failure. of cracks in the plaster of the
    p. 111 Legion room at the Community
    no attempt to shut off the main gas valve," Dr. Marts warns. U. S. Nrt\)' I H(')wf Dr:vf'. 1'1](' COlllplrte ap- I It was stated that $215.837 in
    Till' c\Tnini:'s music:!] pro::!Tal11
    BUJldlllr\ and for painting the room,
    "Simply turn off the stove burners that dre lit. not the pilot light.
    If the house i~ badly damaged, the main gas valve should be shut
    If Lllf' S~tprrl11r COli rl I,lilll~ I' pro\'al \1:1' J'('('rt\'('d and 3000 or ,ubsrllplluns were turned in on
    \\'ill br pr('scnt('d by t h(' Pr('sb)- I The contracts were awarded to the
    t('nan Churrh ChOIr. Mr.'. \V J
    applt('ablf' to .JpITrrtt':.. It m.I" .1:,'1 i ln01'C l',tll.<lt' n\'lll~ on the ;\1<1111 '\londay. nll~ll1g thc total amount
    off. Once the main valve is turned off, for any reason, do not lowe.\! btdders. Edward S. Haws, at
    Dr('l1nl·n. dtredor. and HaIT\' Woll
    be aSSUII1, d til"t II \\:11 lx' ;""d. aI' ! LI!lr 1l.1"" p:rc!gl d thf'lr !'upport I" $3.::!87,K':l. Mr. Df'~'I1l'rt "HId $9~. for the plastrnng. and Fred
    turn it on again yourself. Call for a trained man. Your local Or~al1t5t. of the churr)l At the en'·
    pltcahl(' later 111 th(' ra"r of S:1I11:!"l tlIHit'1' tJ~(' C.ln.I!):e Jeadn~hlp JI that Llll.: all-ollt wel·k.-cIHi drivc Walzer at $180 for the painting.
    gas company is working out further detailed directions with your nlng ~er\'1ce )'OUll~ 111('n from all
    E . E wtn~. Jr. B 1', n .M0\1'1' caml11:, I Nard': D·lgn,'.':c.. Pl'p'tc!cnt of th(' had bCl'n successful 111 add111~ 20.· COuncil pasS('d a resolution petl-
    local defense council. Watch for these instructions, then follow the Borough churches will act as
    . 000 new sub~riul'l~ to the libl. but
    slOneI'. who. desptte hi.:; ('lltr,\' lilt') It.tllan }'"dNatlol\ 01 Clubs of 111C' tion1l1g' County Aid for repairs to
    u",her,~.
    them." milltllry sen'lce hst ,'ral' IS sli.1 that 100,000 poU'ntial sUbscnbers Haverford avo between Essex and
    During tll(, thre(' srnices, pastors
    sening in absrnlia as West Bryn Mam Lll1e. haH' yet to be solicited. North Narberth avs.. Forrest avo
    Cooperation of all defense councils is being enlisted in the of all local churches will take part Mawr's rf'presentati\'e. Aftrr eardul In\'estiftatlol' it was In the belief that it was more between Haverford and Woodbine
    formdtion of schools for Citizen's Defense Corps. Within a in the devotions and eaeh wil1 con-
    Under the law, the Board of Com. found Ulat a great majority of the Important than e\'er before to avs.. and Essex avo between Elm-
    duct a. half-hour of meCVtation and
    short time, according to the State communique, a plan will be missioneTs ~llst al!.~~llt a succes- me~bers of these clubs. were un- maintain the 141 charitable agen· wood av, and Rockland rd.
    pr.ayer. These pas~rs are Dr, Glb- '",

    "!-'~. ~.'. se.nt to·· chilirmen of County Councih' of Oefcnse,.-regarding sor to Jeft'eries wfthin 30 days. If famlliar whh the work. of the Red cres supported by UI1ttea· Charitles
    son :Bell, of All Saints Church.
    courses of instruction for the Corps. Details are now being Wynnewood: the RRv. Cletus A the Board does not m;:j\<'<> this ap- Cross. But on learning of its great funds, the amount to be col1ected
    worked out and the sixteen training courses will be under the Senft. of the Holy Trinity Lutheran pointmenl, it is up to the Court volunt{'('r arms oprnf'd widc te help was ral~d $500.000. Emphasis has
    supervision of the chairmen of the County Councils. It is pro- Church, Narberth: the Rev. Howard to do so.
    Col. J Burton
    e\'cr) human lJr:n~ tl1l'tr deeply I)('t'n put on the fact tllat these
    1\111,:121. R(JSl'111011~ root"d ,pint of patl'lotl.5111 wa, ;,gl'nc!cs playa large part III tl1£'
    Luncheon Opens
    posed to hold these schools at county seats and the aid of all Brr·ttk. of the Narb€'rth Methodist
    council officers and members and their committees is asked. Church: the Rev. Rob€'rt E. Keigh- COmll1tSSIOl\er. who 1., \~rr prrStdCII: . arou.,rd F'roul Narlif'1'L11 te, Paoli ddt'nse 01 the home front and 111
    ton. of the Bapllst Church of the of the Board. Will sene as pl'e,id€'llt I Ile)S 01 ltahan (;c!,cl'nt art' at tlw b{)u~Ling ~ht' morale of those at
    Red Cross Drive
    E\·anL:f'1. Na! I><'rtl1: the Hcv. Bryan t of the Board. t frol1t ll;.:lllmc: for tile Star; and hO:Il<' ;llld abroad. The rf'd feather War Fund Workers Will
    , Stnpf' At tilt 11011111' Irollt tllp~r :' again thc syl1,bol for tlJe Cam
    :\-1 KI'kland. of the Pre"u) terian
    ; I,Ulllhh ,m \,urb"" to help Llte patgl1. Start Solicitation
    FEBRUARY DESIGNATED RECRUITING
    ChUIT!l. and Dr. SLcere, represen,-
    Inl; till' Friends' Meeting. Program to Mark
    I land of freedom, William C Bullttt. who returned
    : .'\;lI:O:'.~ tl)(' ~:'Ll:lj: Chai:mtn arc Itd'lltl) 10 tile Lnit€'d states frol11
    Friday
    MONTH FOR NURSES
    ·11
    45th Birthday of
    S FI'i·lll:III:Ollill. of till' ro;a rb"rt 11 .1 sjJeCI,tl el1\oy ml.,>S;Ol1 for Presl
    ~ I"tlllU;-.'\IIH'l'J('an Club: ,John DI dint RO(h('\'rll. eallrd for fllrtll('l' ,He al110ng the approxImately 25.000
    Many re~idellts of thIS section
    Nurses and more nurses are being needed in this country to Youth Counc
    · -I PTA
    .. . n Narberth .
    I-'l'!'dll;'ol:du 01 till' 11.<11.111·.'\11]('1'1· 'lIons 111 thr United Charities \'0 1un t eel' WOI' k'erti Wh 0 i ' Fr'd
    t 11S I ay
    meet war and civilian health demands. The Pennsylvania State
    Nurses' Association is now engaged in a drive for student nurses.
    and high schools and colleges are being contacted so that this
    ans
    PI S ervlce c"n L I agll l ' U f .",:L
    A I 11101'i·: ..,' C O,IUt 1 tCl . Lli i\'e ,{S a li\'lllg Jlldtcation of tllC ""g
    Thr NarbertIl Palc·nt-'!'('.lt·!lPr" Pl'e.·lt1l'lI: of ;ilL' l:al':t:I-Aml'1'1can lIatlollal lIn:ty produc'.'d b('tween Red Cross Wal' Fund in South-
    AS~OCli1tlOn \\·tl1 mark tl](' 451h atl- C;\lt A.'>.'O('j"~lOll uf .'\1'(im.:.re; tl;e :r!1 r.1l'('S and crecds in t.lle :-lation's ea~tcrn Pl'nn&ylvallla.
    ,,~ I' 11 ~ 01 ICI t a t Ion f or tl 11' Am e,~
    rl'~Qn

    course of study may be presented to the students with the ultim- Spec·lal Observance of l1l\'l'rsar)' of It" orgallJ.ut.lIll at :r PlI·.-leI,llt uf the <'~l'or:,,· \Vaslllllg- hour (l[ .'tIT"S and net'd. Mell in In dder('nce to the United Chari-
    ate view• 0
    f ma k'Ing nursing a career. Foullder', Day nrogralll ilUt! tCI Llt:· 1011 n 1'11" j'It A '."-IL· ..I,;Ol1 . Il,
    f A :-(11101','.
    I "'l'\lt'(' !OJk to tllOse at hom(' to
    t :es campaign ' for f un d s t 0 su pp 0 rt
    L

    F'l'lday at 2 111. atllll' .'cllo,] A'1 'I \ I t t I ' j'10111f' f ron, tOO tl le Red Cr OOS s
    According to the Association, there are in Pennsylvania 122
    W
    A
    or Id D ay
    d
    0 P rave r p.
    f ."' ..' a'·'1 II; .'
    MI.~S Caro!lIlr Hood. 01 ROl'k('1r> dCl!t of til(' W0Il11'l;'~ Dna of Llle
    1'."
    I'
    "lllIt l II. P n·.' - c"n' flll' Llletr fanllJtes as they Ie
    1I1 SOllthea,'tern P€'11l1syl\'ania c!r-
    schools of nursing from which some 3,000 nurses are graduated nnounce ler Ce11ter. \\Ill be tJle:' .,peak(1' (It ltaltall-,\:dl'1'1L';lll Lea~\ll' pf Ard- wuulc!. 1If' "ald. laycd tls War Fund appeal until
    and registered annually, but more qualified students for these Robf'rt Milligan. Bala.Cynwyd. the alternOllll: and wlil be' prf's(Ont<"i tllorr: E. N:ttJ. P:·('.·ldrnL of ;lle ((''''lIil/lIed 01/ l'<J~e '1 no) two day~ aftn the close of the for-
    schools are needed so that both the military and civil popula- pre1'iclent of the Main Line Int<or· by Mr". A. G. Bnl1(Or. pre.-td(lll of B:',II ;\l.t',\'j' Pro:"';i\c 8"(')('t)·: the mer c:lmpalgn, al:hough throughout
    tion of the Commonwealth may have more adequate nursing care Church Youth Coul1cil. has an· 1 ~:e soutl~,east(;I: 11)1~lrJl~~pe;:Jl.'Y.I- PI" :drl,t "t th,' Bl'\11 '\1.1'.\'1' Sonal
    . Ilouncrd that thr Council will spon- \d11la Palenl- rac.1LI~ . we ,(liO.l. C:ub. R. Dc \'tt';.:IJIO. ;tild H. De ronducting it.~ War Fund campaign
    Start Classes in
    the country' thf' Red Cross has becn
    Surglca
    - IDe r 5s·mg 5
    h
    d "ring t e emergency, and so that the Commonwealth may have SOl' a spccial young p<,oplr's observ-, •a n,d for 111('1" ple'lieit .. ( I of t!w N'll'
    . . -; \'"J, 1':.'. PI', '!Lll'll; o! tLt' It.tltilll- :,111C€' Drcember 8, the day after
    sufficient well-prepared nurses to meet the needs of the post- allee of World Day of Prayer Feb- bel th PTA -.. " I Allll'I';lalt ClllLCll C'.U\) u f W ayne. Pearl Harbor.
    war perio d • . Mrs. Gerald Coholan, prt'",dent 01 I Surgleal dressing classes !Jave The War Fund drive of the
    . . ruary 20. . the P-T. A.. will pn~side at LlIP I been start('d 111 Narberth, nll'etl11g Southeastern Pennsylvania Chap-
    In line w'ith thiS effort, Governor James has Issued a state- At the la.st me('llng of the counCIl meetinl!. and Mr~. A. L.t\\Te1H·I· ~ Exhibit Red Cross
    each MOllday and Wednesday. all, 1pr of the Red Cross will be opened
    ment designating the month of February as recruiting month for' the fol1owmg comlmttee was ap- Altemus. hospa"lllY dl.alrlll:l11. \\ II' '1'11£'1 I' Will b,' a H( cl Cl'u.~" ExllilJ.t da.\ ~ndl'r the dlrC~LJOn ~f Mr~ A wah ,] lunf'11f'On in the Bel1evue- I
    schools of nursing. I
    pOlllted to arrange the e\'f'nL M1SS have ehargr of arran g('nH·l\l.i f:I'::il EI \\,,'< Loll.' .. ,leI' ,t\ . :\!'fillwrr J Dllllll.tll Tlle cla.sses mecl In Stralford Hotel on Friday, and
    . i
    Do1'1~ Cohen. Menon. Chairman: the tea. When a birthclay c"ike w;11' 1"'1)1':],11"" 17 t:ir'll;.:h Feb!'uaI'Y 21. I Lltr l1ed Cross \\orkroOll1 ill Elm" b t .., 100 f t.h€' leaders and
    A bulletin from State Council of Defense headquarter~ an- ~ J.tck Koch, Brooklllle: Jan(' Chub. be featured. : )\;OtJII to 10 P lli. Hall. I ~~'o~~('r,,~'of tl~. thousands enlisted
    nounces that to assist in the solution of this, and other important' buck. Cynwyd, and Mary Cox, Over- - - - - - - - -..- - - - - ..- - - - . - -
    problems, four representatives of the State Defense Council of brook Hllls.
    Nursing have been appointed a subcommittee on nursing of the
    .
    At W1e counctl meetml; til!' scnd-
    1 K oe 1'1 Iel,a L OS t
    1~u' L 0 we r- 011
    .. ---- - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - . -- 1 111 the campaign will attend,
    7111
    1 til el~l
    - , Thoma~ W. Lamont. chairman of
    I the National Advisory Committee
    State Co nc'l f D f C . In~ of d€'putation teams to Joral I
    • u '. 0
    Medical Service.
    e ense omml!1ee on Health and Emergency churches \J,'as also diseussed. several
    . .
    Matn Lll1e Young Peoples' group5
    0 11 E ve 01 U ppe J" D a 1" by B a ttle of thr Amencan Red Cross War
    Fund and Mrs. CoHn P. Kelly, Jr.•
    Widow of Amerlea's first war ace,

    uon MiII er's


    -___ being Int(,l'ested In planning a Visit

    Form• Emergency S ets RI f


    rom such a team as t 11' eounci
    l'l
    Bill Anderson. LowCl' ~lJerion HihlJ St:BVRBA:-i COSFEItENCE I bothered WIth a kldlll'Y atlment ami
    \\·tll be spea.kers.
    Blackw('l1 N€'whall. chairman of
    i
    • Corps
    nglneerlng
    •
    l Bail at $3000 for
    "I Coroner
    Sf'nt to thr Llanerch Presbyterian School's famous coaclL who alwayb
    Cltlll·ch recenll~·. is su>eped in pc&slmislJ:l, filHilly ha:, Sl'dillil One
    dtdn't play against Abington 1;1s; the Southeastern
    t Fnday. Whethrr or not he'lI be abl( Chapter and Chairman of the War
    Pennsylvania

    E s Inquest
    Preliminary plans were discussed has sometlung really 'vorth llloall-
    fer the all.Maln Line Youth Con- ing about.
    Standing of the Teams
    Lo\\'er :'>lenntt v:.~. io~o knowll.
    w plaY a~all1st Uppcr Darby IS no: Fund Campaign Committee, w1l1
    nr€'side.
    F T h' d fcrence to be held on Sunday. April Rangy Bill Koehler. the ta](·tllecl ti
    8 7 Art C,lI1tjJbell, rang,' wbstttute The War Fund campaign here
    also I~ me!lglble at the illomen! will be conducted in Philadelphia.
    1
    our owns IpS a n Sumner RUlon-Mtller, Jr.. County 19. TIle emphasis of this program youngst<or who traJlfolerred 1Iere Upper DarllY
    NorrIstown . J
    4 .'4 ,)2-9
    N or b er th ooperate Lll1e rd., Ha\·erford. driver of a cllr lti t('ntatlve 1y p I anne d f or tl1e e I1'- from Southern High S~hool. will be
    C 5 .286 belllg tl'mporanly down in hl~ Buc\<.~. Chester, Delaware and
    't d h d Cl1€'ILcnham 2
    in which IllS brother, Lieutenant. men t s 0 f U111 Y an uman groun ineligible for further ~011lIJct1tion. 2 5 .286 stud:e.;. \10ntgomery counties. comprising
    In Plan Edgal Felton RUlon-Miller, and to be found in religion in days of' TIll.s shockin<>' discovE'ry was mad" Ablllgton. . . Lower Mel'loll fatts gamed somr the territorv. of the Southeastern
    b Hawrlord .. I 6 .143
    A complete Emergel1cy En!!I'nner-
    ~ ~
    Mi:;,) l"rances Ellts Knowles were tension. by Anderson ear1\.· In tile Wef'K while Srlll'dule and J'robahle Winners consolatton by the know]('dge that Penns\.'lval11a Chapter.
    ing COrps to cope with disaster re- killed on December 28, when it Jane Chubbuck. Cynwyd. and El- checking o\,er the rr cords of his! FRIDAY--LOWER ::\1ERION al Upper Darby al.'>o Will be lllis:;ing Norman H. Davis, national chair-
    lief is being fonned in Low'.'r failed to negotiate a turn from Lan- morc Kayser, Ardmorr. were ap- players. It was discovered that Upper Darby. HavL'rford It I two pla~ers. Jack Saunden, nt1'tiity man of the American Red Cross,
    Merion Township with the coopera- caster a\·. inte Old Lancaster I'd.. poil1t('d editors of an in t ~r-chureh Koehler had attended l1\'e semest('r~ I NORRISTOWN. Abingll.ll1 at ~uard and outstandlll;; plaYlllak<'r. ;n a rrcent announcement of the
    tion of three adjoining townships Hit \·crt'ord. WilS re1eas€'d und('r $3000 news bu]Jet!n which is to carry at Southern High SCll0ClI lllst('lld of and Joe Sprin:,;field. a substltute. ll1crl'a~e of the War Fund goal from
    and the Borough of Narberth. and ball to appear at the Coroner's In- highlights from the work of the four. and, having co mplcted olll'l CHELTENHAM. have failed se\'{~ral studies and arr thf' original minimum of $50,000.000.
    regular meetings of leaders are al- qllt'sL by Magistrate WHlkr B. young- peoples societies from City sl'l11C';t<or at Lower M('rjon, lIe tllcre- I Rl'('ord of Predidillns ine1J!;lblc lor thc rest of the year ,;et bv President Roosevelt's proc-
    ready being hcld, it has bew an- Lownes, Jr .. Tuesday afternoon. Ll ne t 0 P ao. Ii TI11S' b u 11 e ti n \\'1'11 b e fore w.as ineligible uliider P I.A,A. Right. 17: Wronl;. 3-P.C.... 8::'0 DespIte t 1le a bI:!rncc 0 f b ot 1 i '
    lamation. to $65,000.0 00 ,sal'd th a t It
    llounced by W, E. Rosengarten. Hulon-Miller. who has just re- distributcd regularTy without cost rules. Heindel and Korhler from the liJw- (Con/;I/u"d OJl Pag~ Four)
    Township Highway Engineer. turned frol11 Bryn Mawr Hoopit.al to the officers and leaders of all Und<'r the Penn5~ll'ilnta Intcr- boprs for vietorI' 111 the all-1Illpor- up, Lowrr Merion bowled ove!' Ab-
    Responsib1llties of the Corps. where he hw; been under treat- societies interested.
    whic!') will function under the 1)('- ment for injuries reeeived in the
    scholastic Athletic A16ociation rule tant Suburban Se(·tion OIlC League ington, 42-24, at Downs gym last
    a student is eligible for athletic game With Upper Dal'uy Fnday Friday for Its S('venth straight in
    Speakers to Show.
    partment of Public Works or which accident. was charged with involun-
    colonel J. Burton Mustin is chair- tary munslaughter and assault and
    Malen Lei ne I_CMC
    _ 25
    _•
    competition for siX scnJesters above night on the latter's JunIOr High the Section One League. lLs 15th In
    the ninth grade, regudless of the a row this season and it.s 24th eon-
    Salvatelon Army Work
    man, wUl be to assist in rescue battery by automobile.
    work, to barricade dangerous loca-
    MeetS Fb
    number of years he I1C1S particlpat-
    e ruary
    'I'd. In other words. an athlete who
    court.
    Koehler has devcJoJ)('d into one stretch.
    secutive triumph over a two-year
    .
    The monthly meeting of the Sal-
    vation Army Home and Hospital
    tions and assist in marking detours,
    sUIlervise road clearance and repairs
    e K.Iwanls MarkS The Main Line Intcrdenomina- has played OI11y one sellson yet has of the finest forwards in Lowel With Captain HnITY Middleton Auxiliary wUl be hcld Fe1Jruary 20
    t.Ional Community Mothers' CoUncil att<onded senior high school for morc Merion history, n worthy ~uccessor and Al Ea.kins lending' the way with at 5417 Lancaster av .• Philadelphia,
    and aid in demolltion. The major will meet on February 25 at the than six semestcrs is 11:10 long!;r eli- to Dutch Si\'t'rlsl'n. ace of IHSt 26 points between them. Lower When Brigadier George H. Purdwn
    strength of this organization wlJl be
    the engineers, foremen, men and
    Boy Scout Week Bethel A. M. E. Church, Walnut gible.
    av., Ardmore. at Lao p. m.
    year's great quintet. He'" beell the Merion roBed up a 24-12 lead in the \\'111 speak and will show pictures of
    Koehler, 17 years old, played only most consistent palnt-mak€'l' and 15 first half and never had any dJf- the work of the Salvation Army in
    eqUipment of the Engineering De- Boy Scout Week Was the theme The speaker will be Ml.ss Frances one season at Southe1l1, before last leading the team in this depart- ficultY maintaining a comfortable England and America.
    partments of the Township, of the meeting of the Main Line Livingston HOBg, director of the In- fan when he entered Lower Merion ment with 128 points. In 14 gam?5 advantage. There will be music by a mixed
    With the approval of the Board KiwBnis Club on Tuesday night at terstate Dairy Council, whose topic after his parents move-d to 40 Trent he taliied 42 fidd goals and 44 fO'.I1 Eakins, at guard. turned in one quartet inclUding Captain and Mrs.
    of Township Commissioners the co- the Merion C\'icket Club. will be "Health; First Line of De- rd., Overbrook Hills, in Lower gOllls. giving him 25 poin ts more of his finest pcrformanees. hitting Bernard Ditmar and Adjutant and
    operat.ion of the Townships of UP- Principal speaker was Rex Gary, fense," Mel'lon Township. than Greer Heindel. the junior ccn- the nets for six field goals and con- Mrs. William North, The duties of
    per Darby, Haverford and Radnol' ChIef SCout Executive, Valley Forge During the meeting, young chil- Koehler's loss Is a terrific blow ter, Who OWllS the second highest verting two free throws for 14 the Auxl1lary in Salvation Army
    " . and the Bo/:,ough of Narberth has Council, who was presented by dren wlll be cared for. Tca will be to Lower Merion's cl:l~nces of 1'0- total. 103. points. Midd.letoil tallied five field Defense Work in Philadelphia will ....
    - ··"'-_.bettn-.enusWd.~ui'Qco ·haa-been :Robert .JohU5011. ·..cllairman of.·~ .served•. :14rS. ·Ohrlatiue· Jackoon 1B,.tain1Dg-,lte,..ata.te~.chu.lrajlWl18bip, ·.In ...-Helndel .. alBo· ill .cauoing .... Coa~ goals ·and·.a.pair . gf -foWa. for .l:l be·.d1&cuased by Kr&..Br1ia4Ier-:Bep... '."''-.-.'';'::'
    . "" (C;O"tRaNed On Pilge Two) m~et1ng,. . to be hQ6tlias, tact. it- jeopardizes tile Maroon's Anderson much concern, He's been polnt& burn. ' . , ,.j:
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    PAGE TWO==============================O U R TOW N ==========================FEBRUARY
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    Fortft Em.rgency $745 Taxes Collected
    OUR TOWN CALLIHe THE TU'RN !II Chtlrch N@ws. ~
    .
    given that the Federal W. P. A.
    ~.
    (Co'ltlitlurtl fro", _P~gr OM)
    Here During January
    by L M. FORD During the month of Janunry,
    Founded in 1914 by the Narberth Civic Assoeiation forces wUl bit! available In an emer-
    MIlRION FRI&NDS MIIICTINQ John R. Hall. Borough Tax Collec-
    - - - - - - - - - - - ------ -~. - - ._-- gency. An effort is also being made
    Bill Allner",oll. who u,<;ually gets I about everything a good high school Mootpm..ry av. &Ad M ..Uac Ho.... IIIL. tor, reports that he collected $745.53
    GEORGE A. WALKER. Pllblis!trr , .e~o~
    wh,11 Iw W:lllIS 111 affairs that aid' forward should be, we're going on 10:.0 iL 1I.~M1t Da,. (Su.. ela,.) SobooL tQ enlist the help of State Hlghwny
    HELEN FITZPATRICK, BusinRJS M41Iagn against the 1941 tax duplicate and
    R/iVi1:1. l. f. rRANL, A,f,er/i,j"K Ma>la!:"r hi- Low.'r MNlon bn.',kl"'lf'f'rs. for I rl'rord now with the prediction that, 11:00 A. M,-M.ellDO: tor W01'lIb"'. forces In this area. 'nils, accordlhg
    $23.25 against the 1940 tax duplic-
    , ellll'l' will !la\ l' 10 do \\"h"l IIJP olhe:': onp of the substltutes will step into to Mr. Rosengarten, should make
    FIRST CSURCR OP CftlUST. ate of the Occupatlonal Tax.
    Ente,re(j •• 1'Ipr'llnll ,..\a.-8 mattt-r ()l'tnhPr, 1~~~, at th~ .I'o!Ot vft't<.~ at f,'; ~"',\' c1I'.'}l'l'''' wlwn Ill' takps his' KOl'hler's shOf'--S and eventually be- 8CliDNTIST ava.ilable upwards of several hun-
    :-lIHbf'rth, Pa .• under the Act or Mllreh 3. 11179 . :,'"Ill Olt':' 10 pl.lI' l'ppI'r D'lrb~' un ['omr jw;t as valuable as the former Lln....ood ana AU" ... 11\1.. Arl1d.oA drM men experienced and equipped
    11' Oil A. M,-Sunday 8chool.
    Published-Every ThursdaY I,,,, 1:11"']" .111'1101' II1"il rOllrt, Soulhern High star has been. 11'00 A, M,-Mor...nlr "rvlce. in the work. Report Three Fires
    Deadline for advprLlslI1g and news copy--Wcdn~sday, 5 P, M, l'PI"'J' I ):1' ill h,,~ I"sl onll' one Thpre's 11('ver bt><>n a player who • :00 P. M.-B:V8oIDIr lam.,., The foremen and engineers of the
    '".1:11<' ;:1 ;1", O)'lh1ir1.J:III S,'('IIOll Onp rouldn't be rl'placed. TI1.is Yl'ur's VVEDNIil8DA Y Thp Narberth Fire Company
    Subscription rate -~2 ppr year in advance .00 P, M,-Eveolnlr meetl ..... four Townships and the Borough
    I, .1":'" ,I:)') " Ill,' "1,]-, If':lln wl;h 1'l'OlJ of Lowl'r Melion rpservl's is Reading rOom kt 8 fUnenbol1. . Place f\.r~ meeting Monday afternoons to answl'N'd only thrpe calls during
    Publication Office-Eight Cricket Avenue. Ardmore, Po. ',' "l'p,,""lll ,.",,:,l':' 1)1' 'n\'f'rlakIIlg ,<;Ir(ln,:pr Ih"l1 usual and whichever It open ... ek-day. from 1I':so A, rd. to study under experienced men the thp month of January, according to
    6 :10 P, M.. Wedn"'OaJ t'rom II \0 t:n
    PI1I)!H'-Ardmore ;'720 Iil1d ;'721, Greellwood 7740 ".. ,"'" ::, :I:) I I;;, to tl1<' Im- 1'}liIP Coach AIHkrsoIl pick., for the' P. M,. ThurlOay tram 7 :80 to t: 10 problems which may be met in all the report n·ad at Borough Coun-
    p,,::: 11'" 0; ,"I" c.,li"·, Al1d('rson f"rw:Hd \;lC;ll1f'Y will havl' the 1'. lifo and Sunda,. from a to 6 P. II, l"'mergency. cil meeting Monday night by Frank-
    'd '1:1: '}ll' ("H,:''': Il,' "In~f'd d""iJll' IIlr"Illil'l' of making good and In addition, a corps of engineer- lin C, Hutrhinson. chairman of the
    ,,; 1', 111\, I';I}I": 1':1 "I' ::1 \·I11al1o\,:l. In Ill!; '" cnl1ll'lblile as much to tIll' NARBIllRTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ing consultants is being formed ond
    BOY SCOUTS MUST PLAY III 1'.1." \, :11, l'l'p"1 lllr\)I' usuall\ SIIC,'I'"" 01" 1111' It'am :.I" his SllC-
    Windsor &nd Orayllnl' avo
    Rev. Bryant 101. Klrkl .... d, putor
    Public Safety Comm1ttf'e.
    two or thr!'e will be n.sslgned to eoch
    11,1" L~hl'l) }' ..... l1"1l1l' ~.I!nt· Wdh L. M
    VITAL ROLE IN WARTIME :,: ,.:',),,;' "I "I' 'I fl.)or" ~:mpl\' b,'-
    C't"..;.... or. lobD Van Ne... D.O .. "'utor Itmerltu. sector.
    C<>:lclI Al1dprson has had extrpm(' ~ 4-. A, ~f _RI~~Ne,~~,,1.
    They wl1l advise with the
    labor forces in matters pertaining
    This week the Boy Scouts of America celebrate the annive'- , "1',,' :::<' nl<I.<1" ""':11 (':111 a~rom- good fnrtllllf' ill taking thp rough 11.1l0 A ~l.-Famll\ \\'".. ,hlp, (A Jun- to building construction, pipes, uti-
    n ry of the'lr found·lng. Their record is an open book and many I ,)]nd,,'I' ,,"1'. :11111 <p,"'lal"r' But thiS f'd:,.,s off replarpJn('nts and making' I"r
    mf'el ,'h"rd,
    al tllp nnd a h:-;"roPrY
    !'ilnml~ hlltl. lities and other divisions.
    of us have read it and have been thrilled. During peaceful times' '.,;1 l'Pi"'l' 1),111l1 "~\l~ l1iX Tbl,,' Them out~tanding players In el1'ler- c·r, 1', lI!-y""nlt ",'ov li", lI!~"lInl:.,
    3
    S
    Lists have been prepared of as-
    ,m' \\ ,I' \)' p: 1\1'e! "I Plwr D;11 \. gPl1rle.s such as this. Reml'mber 4~, I', lo1 r;~;:;~~~I;;~~·)\~·~!\lP. sistants In the area which include
    the most teleological part of the Boy Scout program was the (',,11)" '.\',;"11. ;nal, bn"k il1 1933 wh!"n Frank Ta!lpy be- ! Oil I', ~1.-I·r.I)'·1 ~1"e(lng, contract{)rs, their eqUipment. dyna-
    philos?phy of life, the code of practical ethics which an adoles- Thi~ 11;:' ('.lll~c':l ('oarl1 Andprsrn canw inp\igiblp and Stut-ge Poorman mite men, buUders, plumbt'rs and
    METHO~ST CHURCH
    I • 11 N h '" In<l:lll 11 hi! 1l1<lT"f' Ihal1 I1,<;u~1 had to tnkp oVl'r his place at cen- NARBmRTR m.... material supply yards.
    a~ m;°ftt
    x and Price ......
    cent boy acnuired ., painlessly but rea istlca y. 0 matter ow (','1:;1)111'~
    , :11,,: I IIf' "tl1a,'1 ",,001' anu... lnl·n.
    ,., Poormnn " looked I'ke
    I ~ Bo.....re! •. Brettl.. M'D~ter ACcording to Mr. Rosengarten, the
    straight the gate, how charged with punishments the scroll, """:'1""'.\'<1,'<1 ':\'~ll WIll ilalldlCap hh \\'hl'n he first joinpd t.he varsity, but t:U A, lIIl.-<:bureh :::1.: :'o:DA Y
    Scbool. Ehgineering C0TP6 Is slandlng by
    statements mc'lde on "Scouts Honor" could be accepted at full ,:,~,tl1 1"'~::\('"ll\' Ann Ihf'rl' ha.' in II rPlJlnrkably short timp he de- II oe A. M -l>!ornlnlr_Wo... Io!l', and ready for an emergency call.
    t; ~.:, p M -~It'thoJi~t YuUth Fellowship.
    face value. The practical side of the Scout Program, while im- 1)""11 m"r,' ,il:111 a lilll,' pnping 011 \'plOIX,d into a star on one of L. 7 I ~ I' ~, -1-:\"I·nlllJ.: \\',\r"lllir.~ BURNING UP
    II", p:HI ul ],o',\',,} MI'l"!nll fans bp, M.'s grpatpst clubs. WI:P:'o:"SDA\"
    Fodant, did not bulk as largE' as the more grave aspect involv('d '.1 ,.,' " :,,":lI, UIl:I' :1 IlJllilPd nUI11- I Andy'~ done it ~fore. He'\I 8 - uu P. ~1 -~f hl- \\'t<ek St't\ Ice. TOO MUCH OIL?
    In developing good American citizens and honorable men. 1)1'1 "I l 1":<1 \\11\ 1)/' :lbl,' to sqlll'I'Z' do It againl YOUR
    ~ ;1' :1', "I'" 1!:" i':llll", ann thos(\ tha~
    HoLt Tl\kN'I'l't LU'l'Hia'IU~ OJ!luRcB
    •• • Woo4blDe .. a4 N ....b."" a~.
    It.. v. Oletu. A, 8eDrt, Palrt01"
    CYLINDERS
    Today, in times of WClr, the abstract qualities are none the ,I,) ,,"" ,,,1'":':"1)(',· pr'l\)"iJiy Will Directors 'Out of Order' FR,DAY NEED
    less important. The heroic stand of General MacArthur and his 11:1\1' '. ~,I :111"" 1)":,,1'" 7 u'clock WI' agrpl' heartil.v With Herb "; :00 P. ~f -Junlol' ,'"holr n .. hparRlll,
    \\', 1 :: li'l(:' t·,';-llll: :!~P cn}1CPrfl ~ :\10 )". ~',~~'·nl.,r 4'h"lr HI·hfoBn.al. CHECKING!
    equally heroic soldiers is the present rpsult of past U. S. Army,,: A",I,'r ," ',,:<1 11ll' L. :<'1 f"n, Good'.~ comml'nts in the Philadel- ~O
    ~AT1'Hi)AY
    9 A, M -Prp.t:onflrmarlon dDB'S, Whether thry nerd to be 1'1'-
    Traditions-with a c/lpital "T." The deeds of the body must first "1:' '.\, ,',';: I .. ,',' 1>111 }"p.1son to phia Rpcord onSchool
    Pennsylvania the demands of As-
    Directors thl' 10·:~O A, "I,--('(mnrmntlon c·las~.
    RIJ:-;J)AY ground or fitted with npw pis-
    rest upon the calibre of the mind. The acts spec'lk loudly of t~l? ' ' ,I'., . .", \'1'", ,. ]):I~'I.I' 1J~r,I1I~', It'" soclation for three plaC{'s on the 9:~·, A, !\f,-RH,I,' ~khonl tnr 811 al'~~.
    ton rings. our skilled mechnn-
    •• . : l'pp!·r 1)~t:'~).·'-·'''' hlllljfl Wllt1P and thl' 11 :uO A, ~I.-~ r.flll'ning ~'·l·\JC'P.
    character of the actor. Therefore thE:" Intangible premises of the, 1:'1'; "", " :'; 111 10 pln~' :1 Boord of Control of the Pennsyl- C: 4:; 1', :-Of , - I ,ut ht'r Leag \1 .... ics will b(' able to tell quickly,
    . d d vania Interscholastic Athletic As- and do the job economically
    Boy Scout program must be constant I y k ept in mIn an em"".;;I,;,.I;· ~l"': (,!l')()'P E\'rr~'onr Il't. aARGA~m1"S CA't'ROt.fC CHURC'1t
    rl l- D I 11 I sociation. .ram. .,.. ., .for you and your country.
    phasized dur;ng this period of National Emergency, even whiiE- i:' '11,;, .Plll'j" ,II' )\' \\"1 13\'(,.:1 [)(>claring tha.t the move has a Rev.
    Rev.
    ToneI-. l\ectOl'
    M. A. Bro.....
    • • ~ i)l': !"l" (:l.·L(T '1C!~11l< Lower Mf'rl0 1
    1 Drive in and save gas today!
    ill,:::" ('Olirt Ih~l1 it would

    •.-
    R.... Cht.rl.. P. O'Collnor
    the practical part of the program becomes of more ,ncreaslng, "" I->trong odor of politlcs. Good asks D!Jlly nln?ll~H'9: ';' and S A. M,
    ~lInd[\y ma!H.;f's; C::;O, 7:30, 9, 10:15 and
    and immediate importance. We have confidence that the Vallev : :::1'." 'I' '!I" P.II,"':·n or Villano\',l just what the school directors could
    , l expect to contribute to the assacia- It A, :'>1.
    ---'
    Forge Council which is the unit to which our locc'll Troops bE:"long• I~::S':"11""
    ' .,.. ',', <;[Jlllo,,'! 1}1I' RO\'als stn:: It.,I)· Day tnnq!ltps: "G, 7, 8, 9 and 10
    • • • \\"!I\ 1(\', tip Ill{' {h:ll1Cb lion. "Surel~' they don't consider A. ~I,

    w.ll meet adf'quc'ltely the add,tlonc'll burdens of war. The Counc,1 , ' I ' l l , ,; '. I,,: :J 1,".1' 'llOr,. (j,)lbr<;~ Ihem,<;plves more quaHfied to direct
    ' I G I h h II
    Iec'l d ers, h ea d e d b y Rex. ary, are a ert to t e c a, engl".
    A srl1ola.<lic athlptic.s than men who
    s (",,;: '.",; ::::.,c, :l!' All'::. d"illg II .f have m~dl' athletics and ,chool ad- MAIN LINE
    far as they are concerned our boys wid "Be Prepared." 1..,,,.,.';' .\k~ :"Ii \\',.,',. ill Pppl'l" ll~lb~",
    \1:","1:' ',","1""" \")111' (13m 100tl11' ministration their lif(' work," hI' BATTERY AND
    , , \\Titf'S,
    They, how('ver, nre the Staff-the Headquarters. They can :,,' '.:)]1 Fra n k 1\'. WI' ('~ 11 "PI' no rra."OI1
    ,'::,'
    "If we could ~('t down to thp SERVICE STATtON
    do little unless their well-considered plans can be effic:f'ntl·y ', 1./)\<'/'" :\\pr;OI1 can'l arquit HSl'lf rl'a,<;ons motivating the school dl-
    transferred from paper memos in Headquarters +0 actual train- i with 1""101' and l"or~' at l'PPH rpctors' dpmands. we'd probably find When Your Car Won't start,
    , I ha tat ,<;omp time or other some
    ing and handling of real boys in the field. Here is where the' 11:11'1", ~'" \\'1'11 a~ anrwherl' elsf'. of thpm wpre thwartpd in efforts Call ARDMORE 1825
    backbone of the Scout movement comes i'lto action, We ref('~' FI'l'n' nthl'r t!'all] in tl,p Ipa/:,u(' 10 ha\'p PIAA rules overlooke-d or
    h:l~ Ind to Jlla~- thprl', If Lowl'r rllangpd to aid a tenm in their 304 W. Lancaster Ave.
    to the ScolJtmaster. We urge all Scoutmasters to intensify their :\1","ion can't adapt it"'\f to the
    r . I "'1 t p~rlicular ,<;chool~.
    troop training an d practice, to the en d t h at the in d ividua I boy' f'nllfltlons Ilcn .t ,sn hpt«,am "Thp public is l'ntitlpd to know Ardmore
    wc think it is. dl'finitpl\' not - They Went
    In eac h troop b e a better and more competent Scout. 0111' worth~' of wcarin/:' thp sub-
    that the school directors are very
    "'.,
    urhan crown. c1Pfinllpl~' ollt of ordl'r, They'1'1'
    We knew not what lies ahead. When trouble comes it will p]prted to handle tl1l' pdurational
    By the Book!
    The booklet, "Montgomery
    not be play. Half knowledge will be dangerous-not only to a
    D e
    'f
    ense unit which may call upon a Scout to do something which'
    A New Star Will Be Born
    n~',it\·
    nffairs in thfir resJ)f'ctive school
    Til" 10'" n! I'il: Knf'!,:,·'·, ran>:;\' nist-ricts. Too oftl'n thp~' mess up
    1."\\,1'1' :\Tf'l'1un f01"W[lrd. Ihat job. without meddling in State I
    County - A Governmental Pic-
    ture" which was recently pUb-
    HANDY THINGS
    the public has been led to believe is within the capabilities of it rOll'P'~ a.s a .<l1nrk. but s!loulrt L0\\W' athlf'tics. lished, has been put to a use as
    1nstafl one or more Sliding 8rackets under your closet
    Scout-trained lad, but to the lad himself. ' :'vtprion's opponents pxpPr( thl' tpa1l1
    1
    "Let's let the principals and a study in Civic Government in
    to berome much WNlkPT th('~"1'1' eoa('hes handle the jobs for a number of the Schools in shelves, and increase the storage space and con-
    Call yout·' boys-all of them-really sig,,~I? We mean ac- going to be due for an unplensant which they've been hired. They Montgomed County but it re- veni~e. Hatf price and less.
    mained for a prospective bride-
    tually and accurately transmit and receive an ihtelligent message ,<;ul'pl'lse.
    on which the lives of hundreds of us may depend? Gl'antf'd that young Kophll'r was
    have been doing very well,
    thank you," eoncladesGOod,
    groom to try to use the tnforma- . Pictu~ fr~rnes in Fe1)tuery 20't100nder Re-gular
    t10n in the booklet literally and
    Other Speci'als At Real 8argains
    Do all-/lnd we mean /lil-really know the neighborhood in ,January Had Good I Million Lacking ro quote from it as "The Law."
    The couple entered the Court
    which they live? Can each boy who wears so proudly now a
    uniform of honored tradition be relied upon to conduct and guide
    an emedrgenc y defense patrol to any spot in your neighborhood
    "
    Automobilf' dri\'Pr~ in Narberth
    Traffr'c Rec"rd
    (Continued from Page One)
    Pf'rccnta.ges of quotas reached in
    thp Main Line DlvL~lons nre as
    House. asked Information Clerk
    Scull diref'tions to the MalTiage
    License Bureau and started
    SHULL. LUMBER COMPANY
    h
    were isaster may strike? Th~ public and National Defense ar~ sl1f'\\";l1l~ Pol'Pat impro\,cmpnt jf follows: Bala-Cynwyd. 80.7"1,; Main there with a copy of the new THE LINK BEtwEEN FOREST AND HOME
    leaders C/lnnot be expected to pick and choose-any scout may thr Januan l"l'pOrl e,f Illr' Pnblic
    be called upon for any scout-like duty and that duty cannot be' SnfpI\' COmll1l!tI'p of the Borough
    Linl' Di\'islon No.1. 94,O"C. Dis,
    tricts under the direction of Mrs.
    booklet, reading bits of marriage
    license information as they
    29 BoICII Ave., I.-Cynwyd
    performed in a sloppy and half·hearted way. I c{lll1l~tl i< an~' indication. RoJxort Wetherald, Mrs. Charles mounted the stairs. After an- CYNWYD 662
    ltd? 0 f h . d At the Counf'il m,'eting Monday KpnworthE'Y and Mrs. Owen J. swering the questions put to
    s. your roop prepare ne 0 t e most Important 1'- i l1iQht F'ranldln C Hutchinson. Toland have already gone over them by Frank Williams. Cleric Open Saturdays until 3 P. M.
    fense lobs you Scoutmasters and other troop leaders can find is i chairman of tllr nmmittpe. 1'1.'-
    the one you now have. We urge you not to leave your troop for: pnrl"d 111~!\' ow a<Tidpnt during tile
    t1l1'ir quotas. Main Line DiVision
    No. 2, 77,7'~: Main Line Division of
    in the
    the Bureau,
    requiredtheplaces
    couple signed
    and the jll~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    newer and perhaps easier and more glamorous activities. Your' month. a m1no: onp \\,,111 no ppr- No, 3, 75.5":: Main Line DiVision man plunked down $2.00.
    job is right where you now are. It is a job of vital importance to! sonal 1lI,i\.lr~ "I1c! ol1l~ sligl1t prop-
    all and it is one of the hardest and most thankless jobs in the n;-; nai1l:1gp
    world, but stick to it, do it right, and when the final da of' 0; '11'}" \';I'la: "']h durin" tlw monll1
    r
    No, 4. 809 ; . Cameron MacLeod's
    Di,<;\rirt has o\'er 100':" of its quota.
    H a \. e I' ford Township Division,
    "The fee Is $2.50," Williams
    said,
    "Why It says right here In this
    Incom,e Tax Returns
    reckoning arrives, we know that Valley For e Councils Bo ScYo t il1l'!,,,j,,r. I!l ,,!l I1;C I ): pl1rKlJlg. t\\"o 46,6':,
    book that n marriagle license Forms Fumished, Filled Out and Filed
    h g y u s 0""1'1':11' P:lrf:.')~ ,\':0 parkIng on A fInnl report on all funds 'col- costs $2.00," the man replied,
    -our own youngsters w om we have seen grow up under our f'l'O,", \\'.1;k', ow' I',\r};:n'l w!wrf' slln1S
    eyes-:-and whom we entrust to you will not have been found prr,!lliJiI 111)(i 1\\',) [:,iltlrpo; to stop
    wanting.
    ]Prted in tlle drive will be made
    al the U nlted
    ' Charities Campaign
    somewhat pUZZled.
    "Yes, but there is a State tax
    OTTO B. DUER
    , :~ t :, s' op S::~l1, Victory Dinner on February 16, of 50 cents on each license," - MAGISTRATE-
    -=------------------- Wllliams explained. 1o, N, NARBERTH AVE., NARBERTH

    r---------------··-----~Laundry Celebrates t EC,\ L- '~l 'J - . < E :- So the brldegroom-to-be, not clVlLWORK Tel~phone
    in a mood to quibble over trifles,
    --------- ----
    ! Tenth Anniversary . MARRIAGES NARBERTH 4148

    QUICK HEAT
    ----~
    paid the additional fifty cents
    and taking his fiancee by the
    ; For Abralnm Rirhmnn. of the Nar- RESOLUTION NO. 358 arm, went his way.
    berth H md Lallndr~·. 107 N, Nar-
    l:l·:...:nl.\·Ell
    I .. ,rtll.
    'rhat thf> ('rlun('ll (lr ~Ar­
    ~Iont::<lntf'l y c'ounty, ppnn!-yl\'unttt.,
    The County booklet, it was KEEP V·ALUAILES IN A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX AT
    : ON SNAPPY MORNINGS : IJI'rth !l\'" NOll·b,·rth. is relE'brating
    tll(' tt'nt il anniH'rSary 01" his busi-
    " I'·I-:IILI' ~"~!,';I"l a~Jolt·nlht,·(l oil thllol ~lh
    -1;1\ ! I f F· .. hnl;"'~·. 1~1~. dop~ on Ll'llRlf or
    pomted out, noted only the min-
    imum fee required for a ncense.
    I When the mf'rcury goes dowo-down·down. you nl'l'd I IWSS at Ilul ar!ciress I.his \veek.
    ""lld
    liid
    ]:""11111.:1'
    111
    lH'n'\)" pPlltlun 10r (·ount)·
    ".1QJildlll/.: tllat J)ortilln (If Hlt\'pr- In addition to the State tax of
    I !./l,l?"l .the "ou~e tcu~pI'r~lure L P-iu a hurr)", l'sc I RirhnLill clllploys six persons in (,,101 .·\"'1111"
    ~Id,' {\~' ":"'0;0-'(
    th:lt liplol ht'tv-'PI'n t11'& \\"psl
    A \'('ntH' Bn(l I hp ~aAt A'!il'e
    50 cents there may be lldditto1\al
    l;I'IIUlnC .... oppen; Coke • charges where consent of par-
    E.~~' his Inundr\" .'.'"rlll :'\nrhtl'lth A,\pn11p: "·ol·rt&Nt
    I I
    "I A\'l'-

    ~~lze}hlioJlal~all!l
    to UIII' • • • Quick, lasting 11\1(' hrf \\ "vn t ~w nnnh HhJf" of Ha,'p'r(orI1 ents or gUardians is requIred or
    • heat ... !\lore heat per ton. • • • A \ "!lUI-' n lilt 1 II+' fo4outh HI(lI' of \Yo()(lbln~
    EH~I''( A \ +'11 liP (,'ulH I he ;wut h where n license is obtained for
    I
    'er)' few 8"h1'8 ... Much I""" at·
    t .. ntion ••• Le"" work.
    • IISoul" Is Topic" " .. "lllP'
    />ljd,..
    f;!,lt '
    (1f
    of
    Ell1lWIIOlt
    ftnf"'klnntl Hoacf.
    A\'Pllut> to the north a couple by a Justice ef the
    I I "Soul" Is the l'ubJeet of the Les- Peace.
    I
    L"I our prrJmpl, dcplmdahle trerL,ice
    Imp yort supplied. 7""l'phone us
    )'our Coke ordrr today!
    I son-Sermon in all Churches of
    Christ, Rcil'ntlst,. on Sunday, Feb-
    l'lI"'~('t' lhili ~jtll (ln~' or F(')lTUUI)', A. D.

    1 ''1 c, nOLA ~n FLRF.R.


    ",·p1flt..l"·nt or Council
    j'~;::;;;::~~~;:~~:;:;:;:::~~~~.l1l qffiGrberlh
    TIl'TII W .• m",·!':.
    I RAINEY-WOOD COKE CO., ConsbDhocken. Plio I ruar~' 15, Thf' Goldrn Text is: "Lo. ,\,t,·s':
    ~f'l'rf-'tnr\' nt COlJn~JI

    I _ Terephon. 1II0rrbtown 4800 ar I , t hi" is our God: wr ha \'1' waited for A Jlp'·o\·,·d thl~ 9th clay or Frbruary,
    I Interprl•• 61500 I FREE PHON E "CRII,el. • Him. anrl He will sav(' us: this is l-Q 1~.

    RtC'BAnn T•. MIT.I.FoR.


    Your local Dealer Sells and I t he Lord: w{' ha \'(, wai tpd for him. Hur~t·!,ul.
    MrBMBSI.OI! Tl{S'F.EDBRAL .. ISSBR VB SYSTSM
    I Recommends Koppers Coke WI' \\'ill 1Jf' glad and rejoice in his

    ~. __ ._-----------------~
    salvnllon" ITsniah 25:91. <'0\'\' OF AD\·fJ:RT1SlnlEN,.
    n,d ... will tw r'·!' .. I""'I) by ttl(' ('ontro)jl"r
    ,.r ~1nntJ.{()mf"T ""oun1y,
    t I\(' c'ollrt
    nt h(~ ofT'1('(> h,
    11 Qm:;f>, :\'nrrtRt4)w'Il. P p nns,..l-
    FlItSf IN PENNS'LVAMIA
    to r. A. M, ~lRndl1rd Tlmfo (10
    ',llllia. \11'
    "ON THE MAIN LlNE'~
    -/4. ALENa/tiE
    yoU I M V DE"A" .' WH FiN
    1 ASKED yOU 10 MA~RV
    fOR.. \, ~"nll\'ltght ~R\'1nR" T,me', "~prln"R­
    dny r'''l'hruBry :..0;1. 194~. tor the rurnlfth~
    illc and r.tl'1lvt'I'Y of ~'ofltf.tOmt'r}" ("ounty
    ~htll~, III n\'('orr111llC'l!' wah ('prtnln !'"lll"('Ifn-
    c'utlOllR noW on file tn the ofrtre of the
    Brookmead ..... Flr.t to orttlr tho
    &lall1 Line dellclou. "Ooldtnl Ouero-
    lay" Mille and Cret.m and the Ftrlt
    GIFTS
    ·ME" I PROMISeD THAT
    '(OU WouLDN'r tiA\lE
    Cfltlllt,r C'·PIl1111IN!'IlllnprB.
    Thp C'onlmllo4Aloneri4 l"rSf'r'pc thn rlitht to
    rt·.lt'rl nny or nil bids. '
    nii,ti"lbutor In P.nna. For o..·.r
    twenly yea... Brookmead Golden
    and
    f'!lf"'}(S1 R('(-nlllpunying PI"Opo!'Cn.Js n"JNt Quermoe,. Qu.llt)' Milk bile contin-
    To BE THE" f'AMILY; 1)1' hntldNl 10 tl1f' C'1e-rlc for thf> C"ount\'

    .J.AVNORE"SS I 'flmml'o.:Hionrl'A one 'hour befoff' th·e time


    1"'1" Hlwnint;: htrlK. whh"h \\'ill be done
    h
    pu lldy at 10 A. M. ~tnn(lntc\ Tim" (11
    A, ~I. T)a~'lI~ht ~a\'lnA" Tll1lt·I. \\·t·(lnPR~
    dll~', F,-h, nOli:'· 2;), 1942. 1n thp oft'tre or
    ued to ~aln In 'Populllrlty for saverlal
    thousand latllned culllomel1l.

    W:irst Prile, GOld Medal 1'40 '


    CARDS
    t 11" ('ount y (·o"l1mIM~lon{\rM.
    FRA:>oK 1', K. 'RA IlKER. Mi4)hest AwwnI i 94'
    Controller.
    You t.nd your Cblldl'E'n'WllI ltke It
    becaule . o~ Ita wonderfUl flavor,
    creater food valu....-l\lch In '·Il1P.Mln
    Valentines for' Everyone
    OYSTERS A (the cold prO\·e.. tattve). Se'rid the Boys ill ClImp
    GIVE THEM A nSAt-cAlL A Shower of Valenti'n9s
    AS YOVLIKE "EM
    Raw oysten,. flied o)'ster. ... 0,.- , Wb1tave an Enorl'n-ous Stock of
    Tbe thoughtful hUshand could give' no better Valentine gift to his sweet.heart. Any wlfc' will I1pprecillte
    the freedom from care and toil which she will enjoy When th~ washing is done by the experienced servo
    tel' sttr" -- opened fresh. Clamj
    and deviled crabs. Enjoy them'
    here or order,to take home.
    Brookmead • Greeting Cards for Aft OCca&lons
    The
    ice o.f st.. l\lax'Y's Laundry. A variety ~f services for different needs and budgets.
    S_'S Guernsey Dairies f.aRY SHOP
    .un_
    242HAVERFOR'DAVENUE
    "War",''''
    to start regular delivery
    ..... 1U, 221 HAVaFORDAVENUE
    ,"AftERTH
    'NIBS.TII "
    i "", -" '"
    . todev OPmN UNTIL II P. Ill.

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    ~;~~;~i~.:~;;i;.~2~~i~~h~~~~t~.Ji~~~~;~~~~~~4~fj4~~~~~~
    ~~~it#Wt4Wff;ij~~~ih~i21~Li.L:~~;';~lc;:;~"4:.:ilt!'~"iIl::'t~.
    ~~;.w~~~~~:~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~4
    '.'",\

    FEBRUA~Y 12, Iq42~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~OU R TO~N =================::::::z=====~.===~===:..:=...- PAGt: I HKIa

    Report Two Bitten


    By Dreher's Dog
    Olubwomen Hear
    Fine Revie7.CJ Of The FIRE?IDF; i Installed As
    I: Miss Murray I TO SING AT BRYN MAWR

    •..:f
    Baptist Women Hold
    Missionary Tea
    The Religious Education Df'parl-
    Two ppl'"nIlS "'1'1'1' lJil '''n (lllr:nO' 7\ T I MISs M:lrgarp! Sh:ll·pr. d:lllglltPr! S . . T.J ad ment of the Womf'n's Association of
    Jallll:H~ bl a dllC: (,',I'll('(! !JI' I'Pl1k
    Recent 1 v07..'e n~ \ifr. :Ind Mr" Rnspnl' Sllll'l'r 100 oroptl1llZSt F.l.e I the Baptist Church of thp Evangel
    Drehl'r. N:ll'DPr,ll :lllti WII\lI-or a\". . Ed Flmwoo,l NarlJf'rth \1:1~ 1'1"1 R t" P'd P :11 .. will hold a missionary tea this '\f-
    Narbl'r1 11. :'ccllrdlll'; to : II,' I {'pili I Magazlne ito r to: IIlrl1l'd to CNlar Crpst colll'':p, AI, e Iring resl ent re- ternoon at 2 p. m. at tbf' home ot
    of Fral1kllll C HIII(,!\lI~',{)I1. ':1.111'- Speak at Next TlIes-' 1'lltO\J,'Il. a!:l'l' ,p"nctm~ tlw illtf'r sented with Coffee MISS Grnre La wrence. 117 Chestnu t
    :l I Narberth.
    rnan of t11P pIll)!!!' ~;lll':', {"!1:'~1~1 't'l~ I • "":11, \;l(·.l:ll)/~ \\·.t11 11t'1' pl1'f·nt'", "
    of II\(' 13,,: IlII I: ('''111".1
    Ttlt'! \\/ :l' Ii ',1. ... ~d.~ (j;,l', - .
    day s M(;eil n ~ * * * Service Mrs E L Atkins. a m1.'islonarv
    frolll tlll' Bplgl:lll Congo alld .1
    :\ :"'11,:,1'1:,';,:, ".\ I'" "1'\1' 1,)"111: :\Ih F (' C;n,\\·":d. I Cl1/'5tl1ut Ur<;ula Murr:IY \\,:1, install"d R5
    r(,~I"[f'rpd llllr."". will hI' thp ~p('ak­
    lllll.' d .... 1)11 .J.I: I I' "
    I I I( J f 1, I. ~ 1 '.
    ,,! ~.'IlI.II', 111:"rp1""1'IIIl ,,~':1\' :\.11'1)<'1'11. Ill' r":ul'l1l'd from pr~~I[lPnl of thl' :\1:1111 LlI1p Sornp-'
    WJ.b,h ...... 1,-\···.11' -ll'd. , ,, P.l 1":\ "'II' "1', :lllti l\!l" A;n', d BlIl'111pr ',\',:: b·'
    1"1,' S\J;] I, :V:.. \''',',''11, W, 1:''''1;-'; Y. will 1',' .Ill' 11'1;.'<1 11I'r i 11l1lI'it CluJ) at Its b:lnqlll'l :II H:lI'l'r- ,n 111.1:." {If t;~(' c!f'\'(lllOlLll jll·'ICI( ..
    Alll." (11\ .J 1'1 j I' H"llI1/": ":,,, -.l'll-I!} 1.1\\ ,LlHI ( I 111 h;l'; :\11' :111r1
    Thr- 1'l'pll:': ,'.I·.·d l; " \11 I). ,'il' :.
    . '. "11 10'. :\1:" H " I' f,lrd ('l1l1rt Hotf'1 1.1'1 WI','k
    I':' (I.,' ,: ,1 Ill": ,,;. '," I..:, 1'- :\11', 1',,1\\,<1<. U Ik,\l1. I Oth"r offi,-,'r, lt1'it:111t'Cj w"rp 1\1,1e
    h~(t (j,. ''\-
    \\'t-l[.. ~. fir ... t \,:('p pr(·:~;rl.pnt: V;1!\"r
    .1' ('. !. "I
    Lewis Rano Weds
    I ,\ (.:' . : ,I'
    j),;).tl':l 1 . : ')11 \\·1111 .• 1,.....

    * * *
    j" (,'
    an1:IlI·d :.,:. 1.I!l;l· I' •
    (' '1, : .1. " C'. :' .. ' '.. I \"I!Ii,. '1,,'C'llrI \ :ri' ]1l'1'~lr!I'llt: /\ 1:1
    sldl, :lCl •
    .
    fi I ; rl .(: ~ (' ~. ! .•
    I
    , ." d ' . ,:1' - .\
    . L ' . . : " , p:'"

    1 \l~
    '.:\1
    C.:: ;'1;\ ~;;l"
    1 'o\,\_ "1\' j \11.'.' \'C'~:I',:I \\"pf. of IllO ('111"'-: 1"'1'1'",'(1111'. 1', rrp5p(lIHl:t1,:
    .tpd :\1! ~ , ~lll' .1\ . :\'a1'1w!·t]1. 11.1.-': br-'.. . n C'!pctt'd I··'r\,: P 1\1:1111' I.:lnLt'l' ;1'\'onllllL! :-f· ... -
    'ip,l,'-
    Ardmore Girl
    ],I'WI,' R"110. ~:l:l lona ay. '·:If-
    I" I' " "'\" 11:,1].:" \. :.11 Kl,\ ~ 111\' P~" :,1 1l~~ .11 ~ll", :--'1'('l'1':1!'\ II! :.H' lrl· .... IlIl1.tll (la . . . ~ .11 1 '::1;",': Yl'll1Hl ,J:H'QIU"''''. t~·(,:l~\ln·r.
    ~l' Ilt'! .'~ II :.Ih>' '51.11.' T{'l( lit 1'.-. C(J;l('L.,t·. \\'t'\r C'llf"~- :1'1rt Fhw eliI'll'. rllrrr'nt' f(lr tl1: ,(' \)Prll1, propri,-IJr nf Rano',' I: '11'-
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    Savings and Loan Association ! Edward W('slon
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    35 E. LANCASTER AVE.• ARDMORE, PA. Ed'.'.ard \\·",!',n. lI"ted walker.
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    I" H lI1dral1rl's to Prayer" I at !)ome of Mrs Mabpj Hunsicker. teral!O pro.1pct I
    At 2 P. M .. ClI'cle5 1 to 8 will: 221 E,,('x aI', Miss Ruth Forsythl' , , n
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    Circle No.1, Mrs. B. R. Nplson. Miss Ppgg~' Ta~'lor,
    at home of Mrs burner permits and pight gas bur- !
    chairman. at homf of Mrs. Edward George Watts, 94 Wynlwda!e rd .. ner permits issued. I'.

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    FOR FINE MEATS Circle No, 2. Mrs.. Walton Wentz. Hollar. at home of the Misses Peggy ~ D~CORATING
    CALL NARBERTH 3668 chairman. at home of Mrs. H. W. and Nancy Aul, 216 Hampden av.,
    Dannettell. 230 Hampden Ave .. Mrs. Mrs. Donald Drain, devotional - Wilbur S. MuRet
    J. J. WHITESIDE Edward Stanley. devotional leader: leader.
    Circle No.3, Mrs, W, A. Fox. chair-
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    514 La fay{'ttf' Rd .. Merioll, Mrs. D. A. R. MEETING
    Robert Moody. devotional leader: The Dr. Benjamin Rush Chapter
    Circle No.4, Mrs. LeWis Keirn. chair- of the Daughters of the American

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    man. at the Narberth Presb,'terian Revolution will hold a tea on F'eb- Owners of Overbrook, Wynnefield, Narberth,
    Church. Mrs G. M. Bla[k. devo- ruary 16 with a musical program
    tlOnal leader. stal'ting at 2 p m. Bala-Cynwyd, Main Line Real Estate
    Circle No, 5, Mrs. A. C. Miller, I
    1'111' progmm and t.ea will be held
    chan·man. at homl' of Mrs J W at 1l1p homl' of Mrs. C. Arll'v Far- LIST YOUR PROPERty I=OR SALE
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    CALL ARDMORE 5720 PARTY FA\'OItS
    DOLLY MADISON ICE CREAM
    PERSONALS: _ _ _ _ _ _ _• I
    MOLDS ~ CANinES, ETC.
    of a dialo Fat yoUi' protection, it pays to "listen-in" I
    TO PLACE A
    PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY
    B,uy Deiense Stamps and Borads
    OUR TOW N ===========================FEBRUARY 12 , 1942
    PAGE FOUR=========================== try and Corporate Gifts Oommlttee;
    the classroom dLior Will also be pro-
    Business Council Luncheon Opens
    DO IT NOW! Upper Darby 1akes Lead Iided for,

    *
    The tcach£'rs huve received full * * Meets for Lunch (Conljn"~d from Page 0,... )
    Bersl11f: and McDonough, Labor
    Committee; Mrs, Alfred M, Gray,
    Is the expectation of the Red Cro:·<; Committee on Wards; Dr, Herbert
    I
    Y OU can expect morr
    wt'atlJ{'r"-]ct us repair your I
    "d1rty I As Br·ooks Upset Yeado11 Rlr raid lIl~tructlOn.~ and they have
    tauRht the puplls, Ti~ere have been
    sen'ral all' raid drills a1,:1 1\1;, Drell-
    The Narberth Business Councli If the increased amount Is reached. J, THy. Publicity and AdvertIsing,
    w1ll hold its first 1942 business ses- and barring a major disaster. that, and John D, M, Hamilton, Speakers
    entlre roof or P3t ch ruot I.. aks; Hal lIlg thrown tli,' :-'1uln L!lle sion after a luncheon today. cJ.' no further War Fund appeal w:lI' alld RadIO.
    before more rain and snow comt',; nCIl has told I h{' pupils to go to
    Bu'k£'ILJal! LI'''h\lf raIl 1l1l<, :1 IrIplt' i\J.o\IN LINE LEAGUE 12,30 p, m, the Grt'en Room of be necessary dunng 1942, Marshall S, Morgan IS treasurer
    through and damagrs your eell- their home rooms. get their 11.1 ts awl III
    lOiS and walls, ["'oIdiock a w!'ck a~ll Urouklllll' ~ Standing of the Teams wa L, and to be surc all of the class tlie Arcadia Restaurant. Chairmen include Waltt'r C, Jan- of the campaign. and headquarters
    deftondlll~ ('11<11111-11"11' Ill'lpcd -'ITa 111-
    W, L. PC room doors arc closed before gOing I This is the first of a sencs of nl')'. Men's SpeCial Gifts Commllt{:t'; a:'e located I1l the F'ldi'llty-Phlladel-
    ~. II. MILLER
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    Ilk tIll Qalld1l1g" agd1l1 w!I"11 tli"y Uppcr Darby 13 6 ,684 Lo the shelter,
    111 f'OR.REST AVENL'E ,,\('lIhl'(! I w" pr('I'IOII, ell'1t·,ll:. b\ Ycadon 13 7 ,650 meetings to be held tlie second I Mr.i, Robt'rt E. Strawbnd~p. of phi,1 BUilding 123 SJ, Broad st.
    NARBERTH
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    Tcarht'rs MI,,>s Dt'11. MISS M('- * * Thursday of cach month, r "Meadow Lodgt'," Bryn Mawr, Wo- Gifts ma~' be made to any local Red
    Today's spcaker is Dr, R. :\II. I men's SpeCial Gifts Committee. Cross branch or worker or may be
    ,529 Auliffe, and Mr. Weathrrall hare
    ESTABLISHED 1912 ! dOlllJklll',tdlT at Hall'rlord HI~il Wa~'l1e 9 8 Stalry, VCll'nnanall. I William C Hunnpnlull, Jr" alld E sent to the War Fund headquarters
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    LakC'n tile Ii:st aid teachers coursf'.
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    and a ;,t ltndurel course IS ta ken by Ev{'ry otlwr monlll. the Council, B, Lei5enrmg. Business and Indus-
    ---,--------- i TIll' ud, al kllu( ''''d y,·.ldlll' Olll Ea rllllg ton 5 15 ,250
    all of tl1l' tl'ae!lers on Tuesdays at Will 110ld a llll'etlng In tlie eve- I _
    ; of Iir-t P:.lCl· "lid Upp"1 1).tll)1 l:3Pnl'~'n 3 15 ,166 !lIng. wlipn tht'y will have special:
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    IIJUUl1dl:'~ Oil,
    lll:n tilt. cil:l"('j" . ..,('tit
    ,t J4-.lH I :1':OIY Illrl
    b\ Sl'xt Wt"t'k's Seht'dul<,
    :\OIONDA Y -Brookline \'S, Wayne * *cntprta1l1menl.* I TJu Priendl)' T1tetltT~
    The glrh' ba,'okt'lball gallll'" haH" I ,
    Needless calls
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    llml E.lrl1l1gton \'s. CllftOl1
    tIll' ladlll~ \\'''\1It' R,I:ckr., III tile, bt'cll qUltl' excltll1g the last f<'w I - I GEORGE BRENT
    111<: II tca p Hr;g!lts at Haverford High
    ~:tllles TI)(' ~alll{, on Tllursday was! ~ ILONA l\IASSEY

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    Sc!lool; Upper Oarb~' at Yt'3-
    NarlJl'rtl1. ;l1e pal""ll·:tl·r :-.10llU:I\ 110 excpptlon The "cor<' was 16-151~,.. , "INTERNATIONAL LADY"
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    to "Information" a \I'<"'k <l<:Il. urol'p"d a:1 tIll' way to
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    dOll. Bnw~'n at Narbf'rth
    THURSDAY-Brookltllc \'S, Nar- n fa\lll' of tlic Gral's. Thp £'xtr'I; ~
    ~01l1t made b~' tl1(' G~ays was a foul I -I!!!v"~ ~
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    1J!'1'I11 llnd Ypadon vs Earll1l~­ 1"1: I - -.\ r 1'1: It I . I WILLJ.o\M POWELL


    tlw borough qd:n'''1 a 'Ill pJ'ls,' 40-
    t\ln at L;w,'r Merion HI~h
    ,llOt madl' by Winlfn'd MeHalt'·1 ~ 0,: ~ ~ 61 :\l\'RSA I.OY
    SLOW UP 30 :--t'tbacK ii-t ... t ·fllllr... . da\ al. LO\\C'1
    M"1'I011 How"I"r, Narbcrth t:lnw SI'!lOol; Wll,'nc at Berwyn, mad,' In till' last fil'c mlllutes of the I THEATRE i BALA-CYNWVD
    la.'t quartl'r Till' ba.~kcL~ W('l'£':
    CLAt:DETTE COLBERT
    "REMEMBER THE DAY" :\ST:\ (The I'upl
    "SHADOW OF THE
    out uj It, 'llort .slump :u sp::1 Earl- Tit I 1:"': J,'I: I ..: \ 'I f'''I-:1t I': 1 I I, with John Paynr
    war-time lI1gtoll :\OlclI's Club of Ardmcrr·. :J;;-
    30, Oil W"dllf'sdH~' alld a" :l r"'ult
    alld outs, orl'd Anch Simp-
    pl'l's"lll'l'
    madp by. Grays-Clonnda Cappa-'
    tern, Jane MIlkr. WinIfred McHale
    Rnd Martha MilicI'; Reels -- Jl',tI1
    "TWO-FACED WOMAN"
    Greta Garbo - Melvyn Dooglas
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    William Powell - Myrna Loy


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    telephone service l ' 1101\' li... d II I: 11 Y<'adoll for spc- p"J'llld to win gOIng awa~', The Duncan. Slllr]£'y And£'rson. Iren£' Donald Duck's Birthday Party "Shadow of the Thin Man" ====;:, ,===== =. 1(..., I' , \
    olld plilcC', N.lI'\)l'rlll llitark wa.' r{'r~' well Burns, :\oIary' Lou Huldt'man. Jl'an - , " , \ II ,,11.'\\ ',"'1 . 111.1'. I
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    Wltll tile cx('pptlon (,1 LPIll'r Ll1lis and Vlrgnl1a Lr£' -" ~I',;' ,e,,',,-,",;-' ,'--- JOAN D:\VI~
    DarlJ~ "lId Yl'"dOII
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    ilalan"cel \\'It)1 Short~' O·Donl1cll.
    \\h, dol.'1i 01'
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    The bo~'s' Intramural ganlt's wcrp
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    "BIRTH OF TilE BLl'ES"
    Bing Crosb)' - Mary Martin
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    "SOUTH OF TAHITI"
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    .JISX f'ALKESBLRt;
    "TWO LATINS FROM
    SIIOWll1~ tlH' wa\, With ;;pI pn POilll~
    I eam, 11'111 1)(' at tIll' !1H'J'{'V of "'-'C'-
    (ltlch Jew Hart lcd Ardmore WIth also ('Xt'ltllll,; Tlw bcort's wel'l' Jim
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    i'lNTERNATIONAL LADY"
    \\ I: I' - I I: H I " l' Brian Donlevy - Maria Montez MANHATTAN"
    l11(i ·dl\'I.-IOIl clubs M lildal' 111hlll 1 I~ ," ,I FRANCIS LANGFOIW
    I::! pOlnt~, Denman's team. 11: Gilbt'rt Twar- George Brent _ Ilona Massey I.

    Br"okllllC Is slat I'd to oppo,,' \',','\11" JOHNNY DOWNS


    Brook!lll" lwd tilt' "atlsftlc-llOIl :If doska's, 10; Frank Hamlller·s. 6; and I""'" " " , ,.. : r II' ,,_ 1'1: II Bod Abbott - Lou Costello
    With every trained oper- whll'li d"fcat"d thl' l'!lamp., III ,111 \turthl' Hu'" - (It"lll Unlt.- "ALL.AMERICAN CO.ED"
    pOII._IlII'L oft a Iil,t pl'I('(' t"'Ull for Bill Bo~ le's, 5, "II. !\I. PULHA1\l, ESQ."
    ator and all telephone -·X!!;t pPrlod bat:l(l t\l.1l Wf'{'t> ~I\..!.(l
    : III ~t \ Ullcl ~tLllgll~ \\'~'('k whi!e 'It Shir 1l'y T 00 I t'. IIrdy Lamarr _ Robert Yoong "KEEP 'EM FLYING"
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    III t)1<' oll('lllng gallll' oj : Ill' II,-Uol:
    facilities needec:1 to han· tIll' ',1111l' t 1!1){' cntn'llclllllg 1l.'iell a
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    Hal"rlord High tI11l:b,:1 111lllh 1\::'1
    die the tremendous ~'ol· illt d""I)('1 111 10urth place,
    Pit Earllllgtoll agai1l.-t Cllfto1l
    Br.,ob had a !lard tlll1t "haklllg
    ume of calls these critical Heights III til<' jlllal£' Narbl'rtli Will

    AMUSEMENTS
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    days, it is more impor· ;IS ]llt!· ,I.'> 111ldl\'a\' III tIlt' third
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    Iwnod. but two ~oal-' Rpipet' b~'
    tant .than ever that "In- LOWN Merioll SC1110r Hlgll gym
    DOll!; Shcppard ';110 Bob Llo~'d
    E"rlllll(101l brokt' II s '" I·t'll gam"
    formation" service be broke' tilt' tl<' anu sent them on the
    :O,-lllh ,:n'ak wll"1l :t llo"'d out
    limited to supplying num- rotld 10 a jalrl~ eomfortabl£' \'lctory.
    Wa\·1I1·. :J2-31 I.I,-t Tllursday at
    bers which cannot be Wa\'lll'. bUI d;dld llal'p qUite \\"1; Il .JIIlll\n~' Herring, Brookllll{, A WEEKLY GUID'E to Lectures. Exhibi-
    I'llou<:ll ';'ay'mg powl'r to UP5<'t Nar- >('()nn~ al'<~ ha\"lng an "\)ff" nIght.
    found in the directory. Ilert 11 Oil WN]llc",I'l\ TI1l' Ardmor" ,o\lf:," SI\I'pp.lI'd. former Ha\'erford
    tions. Theatres. Sports. Music. Motion
    passf'r". at full str"ll~tll (Jlll'l' agHlll Hlell ":Il1l't,,, took mer alld paced Pictures. Restaurants. and Cafes.
    lwld Nal'!x'rlll to 13-1:1 III ,hI' til "\'11" Bl'lI..,k~· 1\'ltll 14 pOlllts Mo,,>t'
    half lilld at tIll' st31 t o! tlll' la,t :\01d.,llitlH' ch! illS I)('st work ,,>ll1et'
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    program an' a; follows, danct'l's- Ll'stC'r Marlin. Bill Sld\('r. and Jack \\"(>>It''I, H.l Hnd \'\\"11 \ 11111 ~dl," I',,, I" 1'110:, ",111101.,' I
    I.! III I" 11.1 ,.'. I I 1,01 • I~' rrll'lll 1,,.,
    THE BEll TELEPHONE COMPANY BettI' McCrea. Libby RI[i!-nour. Poll\' ,McHale; maglClans - Jim Hayes. [hll~Hl and Ftrlp :-'11' • Tue~oaY!l 01
    Organ rt"C'ilRl" hy V.'llIjam :--. Thundpr,
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