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PRESIDENT
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
CHOOSE
Members, Fleer and Davis,to Take Oath From
Burgess Hall
Circle Meets 9thThe regular monthly meet ing of the
Westminster Circle of the NarberthPresbyterian Church will be
held at8 o'clock on Thursdu:y. January 9, int he church parlors
.
Borough Council toOrganize on Monday
INewITO
Cannon ArrivesNARBERTH, PENNSYLVANIA, JANUARY 3, 1
936----.----TCondax S p ' ~ ~ k - ~ ~ - - I - - - - - - - - N a r -
b ~ ; ; h L ~ ~ i ; ; , ~ sI Women's ClubTues.IIiColm' Photography
Expert toI Talk on "Fads in ArtThru Ages"iCELLIST TO BE
SOLOISTI
Engaged
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VOLUME 22, No. 13- - - - - - - - - - - - - " " j ,L!he Grist
Mill IIPar/di1l!!. "The p rope rt y wa s held
fo r sale at $50,000." This wa y ofpublicizing a $25,000
transactionha s gotten unde r t he s ki n o f Hor ac eG ro sk in ,
o f S t. G eo rg e' s r oa d, Anlmore. As chairman of t hc E th ic
sCommittee of the Philadelphia RealEstate Board, Mr. Groskin is
remind- The f i rs t meeting of the new year Roland Fleer a nd Eug
en e H . Dav ising offending members that this con- of the Women' s
Communi t y C lub of ,will bc sworn in and t ake t ll ei r s ca
tsstitutes misleading advertising. A, ' Narberth wil l b e he ld
Tuesday, Janu- Ias members of the Narberth Boroughlocal realtor
suggcsts that the quick-I ar y 7, at 2 o 'clock in the Gi rl Scou t
Council at its organi:zation mectingest way of w ip in g th is f or
m o f 1'0-' wing of the Community Building. The Monday n ight , J a
nua ry G, 1936, inmance f rom t he business is to tip off: program
will be i n charge of thc Ar t the council chamber , Elm Hall.t he
In terna l Revenue Department to Department, Mrs. William H. Board-
I Missing w il l b e Clifford W. Bates,assess income ta x aga ins t
the broker h 'II t "ho a dcf t d th r' yman, Jr. , cbairman, w 0 WI
presen TIll' 1,(Jon 1IIIIIIId /;,., rate of 4 pel ] hanksgl\ Illg'
.\llC 1 1 I s t m . I ~ ) ( l J( s 1 he host es s \\'111 be i \ l r
~ , F. X. Pur- i ' I I t ' far as othpl' committees are concerned '
,. .. , ,, ', l ' i\ ' 1\1 'II" tl . ' ditions. '\'atlOn anc ret
emp IOn. " " , ' , 'cent. Last week . J u d ~ e l l o l l a n d ~ o
f \ \. IS c ~ ( ( h l e d d l ~ , Ul' U 0, t l,t cell. . .. . ,' ,
.. , 'At a speciall11ecting' of Council later WIlham H. Durhlll,
p:nsellt chaIrmanOrphans' Court , Norl ' ls lown, YC)l(led,
followlllg' o r g a n l z a t l O n ~ aIHI Illch- The ExeeutiYe
Board of the club I I t "a s st1Jmlated t h .l t t hc m ~ m o l ' l
a l " S' t ' b . tl I,d t d of the Water, Light a:m! Health
Com-
I " I I ' . ! ', ' I" I 'I . " I tablet flagpolc and cannon n l
l i ~ h t be i III e p cm e1 1C p an \\ as a op e , . . 'the tprms
of t le \\ I 111.1 l eClSlOn \ J( uu s. . . held a meeting at the
homc of the I , . I' I l' 'f ' wherphv the eunnon can be erected at
nllttee, mayge t t he Pu blle Safety post.I 'I . I t tl t tl t' I t
' , 1 T II I G 'II fA ' . ' g rouped toge thcr at t lIS oea IOn I .
. < I'lIC 1 POlntet..ou ' . la ' le s IpU a IOn I 'he Neec
.ewor{ ,UI ( o. merIca , president i\! r s. H al ph C. Heath, on' .
' I' ] , the norlh\\'e't c or ne l' o f th e P la y- F le er laS
been mentIoned as the log-I" t " I G F II \" I' ' that C'\ll be
uecomp IS lCd at no ex- " < , ,regan Illg' mtercst ra es wus I J
n p o ~ - throug'h 1\1rs. A. . 0 ette, IV om-, Tuesday Illorning. A
luncheon fol- I '. ., ground suhiect to t he rest r ic t ions Ical
councIlman to head the L aw a nds ib le o f COlllpliance u nd er t
he new Ien'l'; C ommu ni ty C lu b o f Narberth' lowed the meeting.
1 pense t o t he bor oug h t IeasUlY. ellunwl:ated ~ b o \ ' e .
10rdinance Commi tt ee i n v i ew o f h isbanking laws. Ithrough
Mrs, Ralph C. Heath, the I I .It wus. a lso stated that ~ l l a n s
and It w as fe lt that this compromisc Ilegal training., .Junior
Community Club through !\Irs,:S L S s p e c i f i c a t l O n ~ f o
r t he memorIal groUjl- solut ion would be the most acccptable, I
Final passage of tIle la:IG budgetH f d ' N P t! Chain , t h e
Sub-Juniors through .Jac- tate Iquor tore in g b? s ub ,l ec t to t
he app rova l of under the circumstances to all inter-: and t ax r
at e o rdi nance wh ich w ~ r eaver or s ew O S ; queline Link,
Mothers o f t he E p i s ~ o - AdM ! Councl,l and t l ~ a ~
.tl,lerc. . U J ~ c ~ u e 1 pstcd parties. ' Iadopted on first r e
a ( l i n ~ at the De-Offi 0 dM d Illai Sunday School t lH.'oug 'h
1 \I Jss In r moreto OVe.de.lav m the "olk .!ftel constluctJOn,. l
I t ' ' l I t I I t thce pene on ay 1 " " . , ,', ,.' i .. " : ,
cem ) e r mee ll,lg, WI a;;:e p acc a e!Almoul: . i \ ~ ~ s s Dell
s, S I X t ~ l glade I \\
Con tlnuec r on Puge 51x "Come into l1Iy kitchen," is t he i nv
i- l wo d ay s i n N ar hl 'l 't h. T he f ir st two 'her th
Presbyteriun Church this Sun- store in Na rbc rt h and t h e r e is
no i n-. 'II ' ] I I t b tl 1101 11'ng allcl evening ser A" t' I
bid t dication that an.v inul1ediate action' talion oll'ered bv
Miss Martha Ross sess ions WI be In t H' Masonic Htdl , . t ay a o
1 1 '1 . - n lllvlta IOn JaS ecn extelH e 0Publisher Comments on
Yem"s . \ I ' I I I ; 'c b f tl N b tl CI I Swill bc t al , en by t
he State Liquor Con-T em pl e n ote d h om e economist who f 1'(
more avenue, ,.."l'lmo]'(', wil l t Ie IVI , " mem crs 0 Ie ar er 1
lOra 0-Outstanding Events at Rotary.. '. ." ' ,{inal two c la ss e
s bei ng conduct ed at" HIS son, PI1JIJp, who IS a membc r o f c ie
ty to take part in thc p ro du ct io n o f t ro l B oa rd , the
real estate ollice ofWIll conduct the Mal,n LlIle conllllUn.Jty E
lm Hal l in Narberth. All the ses-l t he 'Vestmins ter Cho i r, w
il l sing a the "Piratcs of Penzance," to bc given Robert ,J. Nash
s ta ted ycste rday.Nine te en t hi rt y -f iv e i n r ev i cw made
weekly newspapers a n n ~ a l c ~ ) o k l l 1 g ' sions are in the
afternoon. Isolo at t he morning service. by thc Ba la -Cynwyd
Communi ty Age nt s o f t hc bmll.'t! have been in
up the program Tuesday o f the Bala- school January 21 to 21,
lIlcluslve. Fealures of the school are Miss On the following
Sunday, .January Chora l on February 7 and 8. loueh wi th t he Nash
oOice and severalCynwyd-Narberth Rotary Club. Philip An d it is a
most mode rn kitchen Templt.'s "Ques ti ons and Answers" 12, thc
Lord's Supper will be como. The Gilbert and Sullivan oJlcre tta is
possible locations have been submitted.A. Living'ston, local
vublisher, \\US that l \Iiss Tel1lple inviles the house- box,
demonstrations of the usc of both mCl1loratcd, when Dr . B la
ckwood wil l a l ready in rehearsa l , but a few vacan- Hcnry T.
Nash, Jr. , said that hethe speaker. wives hereabouts into . l \
Iounted 011 a loeallv famous and nationa l lv Imown agai n p rc ach
bot h mo rn ing and eve- cies exist in the chorus. Thc ncxt re-
unders tood the hoard was not anxiousTaking outs t anding events of
the stage, with t he l at e st equipl1lent for i n g ' l ' e ~ l i
e n t s i n bak ing' , b ro i ii ng and ning. hearsal will be hcld
Tuesday even ing , t o open a store in the borough if there
d yi ng y ea r in local, national ani ! food preparation and
preserva tion, roasting'-and the p r iz e s whi ch arc Januury 7,
at the Woman's Club of was opposi t ion from :l'esidcnts.world-wide
fields, t hc s pe aker made !\Iiss Temple makes t he culinary ar t
awarded daily to those at tending ' the Mrs. Laura Snyder
Bala-CynwYd, Bala avcnue and Lever-brief cOl1lmcnts on thc ncws
signi li - a pleasure to b eh ol d a s well as to sessions. Mrs.
Laul'l\ \Vcrtz Snyder, w if e o f i ng Mil l r oa d, C yn wy d.e an
ce o f m any of thc t op ic s. T he , partake thcreof. The Cooking
School this year is t he l at e Robe r t Snyde r, died at her J
ames Tilbury, former director ofLilJ,dbergh-Hauptmann s to r y and
thc I As a mut te r of convenience to all the sponsored by t he f
ou r wec ldy news - home in the \Vindsor-Essex, Na rbe rt h , t he
Na r be r th Chora l, i s a member ofItalian aggression in A fr ic
a were :women o f this section interested in pavers in this area:
The A1'dm01'c l a st Sa tu r day . Fune r ul services were the cast
of thc "Pirates." Alessandromentioned a s t he outstanding subjects
' cooking the school wi ll b e hcld the Chr01licle, Thc Main Liner,
OUR TOWN held Tuesday at 2 P. M. Interment Angelucci, wel l-known d
ir ec to r a ndof year-long importance. I first two days i n Ardmor
e and t he last a nd t he News of Bula-Cynwyd. was pr iva te .
singer, is i n c ha rg c o f t he production.I
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Red fe rn G ir die. $3.50.Reg . $5. Alllastex step-inwith pane
lfront. Sideslaced.
Redfern Girdle,$5. Reg. $7. 50.Angel skin frontpanel,
lastexback. Ta lonopening.
Expcrt f it ters at all t imes
ofREDFERN
FOUNDATIONS
JANUARYSALES
EWEEStt2.1-24 CHlSTNUT 51PHILADILPHIA
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Redfern Cor selette. $5.Reg. $7.50.Brocade frontsection,
lastexback, Alen\onlace top.
Salon [mime-First Floor
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3 items for-2 for 75c
last time before the holidays.P rep a ra t io n s fo r Chr i
stmas filled
most o f t he time. The g i rl s s pe nt agood d eal of t im e
practicing carolswhich they sang around t own t he following Monday
evening.
Lucy Baker, who was i n c ha rg e o fthe collect ion of food and
clothing,took c ar e o f a ll t he goods turned in.Several girls
helped Mrs. Muller packbaskets t he d ay before Chr is tmas .
Cappie presented each girl with a1936 Scout d iary a nd
announced the Iannual Camp Ind i an Run r euni on t obe held
Friday, December 27, at 311South Juniper street.
The next meeting wi ll be held Tuesday, January 7. Everybody out
tostart the new year right!
SALE........... I i'
Nestle PermanentWave ,. ,
(regularly $6)Oi l of TulipWave, special
Send for Lis t of Reconditioned Machinesa nd a ls o o f New
PORTABLES-All Makes
Established 1903132 S . 11th Street, Philadelphia
Phone: Narberth 2800
Bank of NarberthOPEN AT 8 A. M. FORYOUR CONVENIENCE
LIBERTY TYPEWRITER CO.
New Year's Greetingsfrom
HOPE'S BEAUTY SALON....... 54
240 Haverford Avenue-Phone: Narberth 4177
Prices Cut Deeply for ClearanceFULLY GUARANTEED EASY TERMS IF
YOU LIKE
JANUARYOn All Ou r RebuiltSTANDARD MACHINES
keep th e program ever r enewed inaccordance w i th t he t as te
s a nd needsof the girl who now wants t o u se it."
Troop 125In spite of a small-sized blizzard,the Scouts of Troop
125 had a jollytime at their Christmas party.Games and a s ho rt s
ki t were thefeatures of the evening. After the
games we ga the red in a circle and exchanged presents. We each
drew onefrom a grab-bag and opened t h e g i ft sin rotation.
Refreshments were served and songswere sung. A good-night circle
closedthe meeting.
Troop 8Troop 8 had a busy and lively evening December 17 when it
met for the
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OUR TOWN
National
more and for the last timespeak of the Christmas Club.
Th e New Year is now underway and it is time to seal th
eChristmas Club i n favor of the routine business.
Therefore, next week will see the closing of the rolls and if
youwant to have a Hperfect '36" it behooves you to adopt this
excellentform of methodical saving.
In th e year just closed 312 millions of dollars were
distributedto Christmas Club members in the nation and i t is
reported that ofthis amount 40 pe r cen t wen t immediately fo r
retail purchases, 25per cent into banking accounts (i n many cases
the first checkingaccount to be opened by the individual) a nd t he
remainder wasused to pay fixed charges of various kinds.
From all of which i t is obvious tha t the custom is too
intrinsically valuable to be discontinued, even if it is no t a
particularlyprofitable department of Bank activity, from the
standpoint of immediate return bu t ou r opinion is that the Bank
should no tbe reluctant to Hcarry on " when such substantial
community servicecan be rendered.
So we say again, that if you have not already become a member of
ou r Chris tmas Club, now is your last oppor tuni ty to do sofor
this year and don't f or ge t t ha t you can qua li fy by
depositing asl it tl e as a quarter weekly.
And you will do wisely by inducing t he young people to usethis
means of learning well the law-and-order which is so necessarym
money-matters.
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OUR DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS ARE INSURED UNDER THE GOVERNMENT PLAN2%% on
Savings Funds
The
weOnce
Member oj Federal Rcscn'c System
Funeral s er vi ce s we re hel d yesterday at 2 P. M. for J.
Oscar Battersby,of 224 Avon road, Narberth, who diedlast Sunday. He
would have been61 next F eb rua ry. In te rment wa s atHillside
Cemetery.A res ident of the borough fo r overten years , Mr. Batte
rsby is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Edith F. Battersby;two daughters, Mrs. A,
Wesley Ayars,of Wynnefield, and Mrs . Robe r t Fett e rman, o f
Philadelphia, a nd b y oneson, Bruce , who lives at home.
Mr. Battersby w as i n the insurancebusiness and was connected w
it h t heNorthwestern Mutual Life InsuranceCompany of Milwaukee f
or t he pastforty years. He was a membe r o fthe Conrad B. Day
Masonic Lodgeand was a membe r o f H ol y TrinityLutheran Church,
Narberth.
:!MoNU IMENTS
Incorporated
Keep Warmand Dry . . .
BALA.CYNWYD, PA.Belmont Avenue andLevering Mill Road
MEMORI A LS ERECTEDI N A NY LOCALITY
CHARLES POLLOCK
CEMETERYMEMORIALS
Edw. A. Carroll Co.
( ]Ge t yoUl' galoshes,rubbers, etc., at Davis'.
Telephone: MANayunk 01661-
DAVIS'(] Full l ine of skatinghats.
224 Haverford Avenue
Heart Attack Proves Fatal toArthur Banfield of Narberth
FIRESIDEHEJanuary 3, 1936---------------1 Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Brea rly, o f E lm
terrace; Mrs. Mabel Armstrong, Mr . Girl Scout 'l\Tewsnd Mrs.
Wil li am P. Robinson, of .1 -V IStepney place ; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles IMr. a nd M rs . Scott McFadden , o f K li ne , Mr . and
Mrs. George Frye and, Mrs. Paul Rittenhouse, l 'ecently apValley
road, Merion, and their daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Neal . 110inted
na tiona l d irec to r of the Girl
tel' are s pendi ng t h e New Year's holi- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
E. Jefferi s , of Scouts, in a new year message todays at the C h a
l f o ~ t e in Atlantic City. IDudley avenue, entertained at dinner
II members of. the organization t h r o u ~ h They had as t hC lr
gues t s f or the ion Christmas D ay . Mi ss Id a Wood, out the
Ull1ted States, calls attentIOnChristmas hol id ay s Mis s Co ra
Gen-I o f Mon tr ea l C an ad a a nd M is s Peggy I to t h e fa ct
that national headquartersnings a nd M is s Mary Gennings, of
Shively, of ' Quakertown, were their is now making a program s tudy
withOcean City. guests through the week. the aid of educators and
scientists.
Mrs. Newton B. Mise1l, of 514 Nar- Miss Evelyn Jef fer is is
spending "The fundamental activities of th eberth avenue, gave a
surprise b irth - several days in Pottsville as the gue st G ir l
Scouts have not changed in th eday p ar ty l ast Friday evening in
f M' s MI' ld re d F twenty-three years since t h e o rg an i-o IS
ox. t' f d d" M R' hhono r o f h e r husband , Mr. Newton B. Ch 1 E
CI I za IOn w as oun e, rs. Itte n ouseM' 11 Mr. ar es ugene ag
lOrn, son said "but the ap pr oa ch t o t he mIse . . . . o f M r.
and Mrs. William C. Claghom, II c h a ~ g e s constantly When
JulietteM r. a nd M rs . Wilham J. Klrkpat- of Chestnut avenue
entertained at a : .. k f E h d tl , ILow started scoutillg I n 1
91 2 therer iC, 0 ssex avenue, a as lelr party l a st S atu rd ay
evening Th e . . .ti t S d D dMR . were no radIOS, no tal i;.
Hedifer on Kenil-'wurth road. l\lerion. :I1\11. and l\Il's. Joseph
T. Berta andf am il y, o f lona a n ~ n u e , were th eguests uf
.Mr. and 1\1rs. P. 'V. Nc,l1e, Iof l\lcadow Green Farllls,
Collegeville,:for t he N ew Year's holidays. .Mr. and 1\1rs. J ud
so n W hi te , o f\Vestclll'stl'1' County, New York, were'the ~ u e
s t s of the ir brother-in-law and,sister, 1\11. and Mrs. J. P .
Whi te , o f;Essex avenue, last week-enll. :Dr. and Mrs. Thaddeus
L. Bol ton , :of 'V
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address o n theThanks!-And
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PHILIP A. LIVINGSTON, PublisherROBERT M. CAMERON, EditorTHOMAS
A. ELWOOD, Advg. Mgr.
What a Helpful andEnjoyable New Year's Gift!
Th e hourglass was th e timckeeper of allother age. I t s sands
. slipping steadily hu tsurely fl'om th e UppCI' half of th e
I-!Iass toth e lower, i l l t l i ( ~ a t e d th e pal"sin/,! of
anhour .. . a I-!elltle ['eminder fOI' CVCIl th eIllost
cnthusial"tic JHcaehel.To the nu,lding ('ongn'gatioll. the
steadymovement of th e sands passed ulllwtked. . as familial'
conditions will .. . until th epreacher s topped and they saw that
all th esandshad I 'unthl 'cmgh fl 'om th .. t op t o th ebottom of
th e homglass.
So I t Is ,,:;tI, Lf l ld ;sTh e scemingl)' small and unh eeded
l ea kwill waste large amounts of g o o d ~ usahlewa te r in a
short time. Toilets arc pal,tieularIy ba d ofl'cnders hecausc thc)'
wastet he mos t watel' ancl their leaks m'e Juudto d e t e ( ~ t .
Th e constant ddp of spigotsis another source of waste . .
Examineyour plumbing au d f ixtures regularly-andcall a plumber i f
r epa i rs a r e needed.
I \ A T t i L ~ ~ ~ I 3 ~ A U T ~ J I l ( ) J ) V ~43 Nor th
Narberth Avenue-Narberth 4077300 Lever ing Mil l Road-Phone: Cynwyd
927
-An d it costs only two dollars fo r the entire year...Rea d t
he news in this week's edition of Ou r Town.Read the adver ti
sements . See if th is copy isn't worthmany times the price of five
cents that Davis ' charge.
--one year's information about your community, delivered in
easily read installments.
Multiply this week's news by fifty-two weeks. Isn't thesum total
o f t ha t information worth two dollars?Send t he money an d your
name andcoupon enclosed in this issue.a Happy New Yea r to you!
Your mail carrier will b r in g i t first thing Friday
mornings,
Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday2 Specials for 85c3 Specials for $1
Thursday, Friday, Saturday-3 Specials for $1.25
-Spiral and Croquignole.Experienced Operators.
, nPermanen tWave s
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SPEC IAL I Z ING .
Marx Brothers
Admira l Byrd in
LAST TWO DAYS-EGYPTIAN
FRIDAY. SATURDAY NEXT
MONDAY, TUESDAY NEXT
f30cal CJtlovies
After-School Matinee Both Days
"Mut iny on th e Bounty,""Admira l By rd, " " La st
Outpost" at Egyptian
~ A Night atThe Opera'
~ L i t t l eAmerica'
NEWS OF BALA-CYNWYD
Thurs., Fri., Sat-Jan. 2, 3, 4
Play "BROADWAY HANDICAP"Every Thursday at 9 P. M.
(_Church Notes
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2012 pieces, 75c
p iece s f i at workwashed an d ironed
Pirate's DenPlantation HouseHunting Lodge
call Boulevard 10130ca ll C learb rook 10130( 'a l l H i ll top
1013 'Jcall Madison 10130call Sunset 10130call Darby 10130c al l S
ha r on 'Hill 10130call Ridley Park 10130c al l A rdmor e 10130call
Narberth 10130call Merion 10130call Cynwyd 10130call BrynMawr
10130ca ll Swar thmore10130
709 Montgomery AvenueNarberth, Pa.
J. Howard Mecke, Jr.Builder of"American Homes"
WANTED
A N NOUNC E
Th e Link Be/"'l!ell Fores/ and Holtle
31 Derwen Road, Cynwyd
CUPBOARDS- t h e r e is spa ce in n ea rlyevery Dining Room
forone or two
MEN
29 Bala Avenue, Bala-Cynwyd, Pa .
NO W !
Children Will Love This Gift!
Ship's DeckShip's CabinRanch House
Boulevard subscribers .Clearbrook subscribers.Hil l topsubscr
ibers . . Madison subscribers Sunset s u b ~ c r i b e r s . Darby
subscribers. . Sharon Hil l subscr ibers Rid ley Park subscribers
Ardmore subscribers. Narberth subscribers. Merion subscribers .
Cynwyd subscr ibers . BrynMawr subscr ibers . SprlnQfiald residents
on Swar thmore exchange
Shull Lumber Company
Do you remember the finished basement recreation room in
-A permanent wave for Christmas . . . easy to take-and adelight
to beholdlSUZANNE JORET GILL
216 Dudley Avenue-Narberth 2324
FREE Suburban 'Phone ServiceTo G et Y o u r F a m o u s____
Reading Anthracite Quick
Rainbovv Windows
CORNER
J us t a n ot he r in terest ing, colorful an d un ique add it i
ondesired by those ladies who a r e cons ta n tl y working ou
tplans fo r th e be t t er enjoyment of Home. In
consideringimprovement s, have yo u i n c l uded -
BOOKSHELVES- fo r Libl'ary or Living RoomYo u will w an t t o
b['ing c ol or i nt o y ou r s ch em e s o a skus about Enamels,
Paints, Varni sh and Art i st ' s Oil, Wate r Colors an d Pastels.
Pic ture Framing is on e o f o urregular services.
We can so decorate your basement to represent any of
thefollowing:
Ou r Designer willcall onyou and inspect your basement,
submitsketches, plans, and will quote you a price to furnish all
laboran d material.
The joy of enter t aining wi th the assurance and ease of
mindthat th e younger members of your family have a h i ~ e - o u t
oft hei r own cannot be as su red unless your home contal11s a
de-
'. d h "p' P ""0 t "ightful fimshe g am e r oom were mg- o ng ,
ar s,"Bridge" an d "Backgammon" can be p layed and Dances
heldwithout rolling up the rugs. We have been requested to
doseveral of these rooms for various people and for that reason
we
The Main Line Sketch Club has room for abouts ix addit ional
memb, :rs.Meetings will st3rt January 8 th a nd are held every
Wednesday Evem!'gin Shull's Attic, No. 25 Bal a Ave. Ca ll CYNWYD
662 for details.
The Atnerican Hotne
Mson Heflin.1--__ COAL CO. - - - -
In Narberth an d vicinity call:Narberth 2850In Philadelphia
call:Greenwood 4115
Four
ND
The Presbyterian Church Lawrence T i bb e tt , K a yMeetings for
Janual'y 5: I Francis, Will Rogers9.45 A. M.-Bible School. I on
Narberth's Program11 00 A. l\L-The morning worship.S e n ~ o n by
Rev. A. W. Blackwood,l Now playing at the Narberth The-* D. D., of
Prin.ceton ~ e m i n a r y . Theme, atre is "Metlopolitan,".
starring. L ~ w -"The Magnetic Chnst." r ence T ibbe tt - magni fi
cent smgmg I11.00 A. M.-The junior church, and superb music, well
staged.Iconducted by Mrs . A. S. Di gb y and Kay Francis g ives a
fine per fo rm-Mrs. G. V. Woodrow. Iance i n "I Found Stella
Parrish," ex-r
IC 6E.45SP,. Mt .-Meetings of th e t hr ee Iciting drama, coming
Monday, Tues-. . oCle les. d d W d dI ay an e nes ay.I 7.45-Evening
worship. Sermon by Th d
'11 k I 'h u rs ay WI mar a p op u ar m- 'Rev. A. W. Blackwood,
D. D. T eme, t' "B d H d' "t"Your Mother's Bible." nova lOn, roa wa
y a n lcap, 0, . . take place at 9 P. M.-and also theNext 'luesday
evenmg-Commumty beginning of a three-day run o f " InBible Class.
Old Kentucky," the f inal Wil l RogersNext Wednesday evening-Prayer
picture. In it, with Bill Robinson asmeeting. teacher, he
tap-dances inimitably, andNext Thursday-Women's Auxili- as a
race-horse trainer he befr iends
ary, 10.30 A. M. to 3 P. M. Luncheon a girl whose senile
"grandpa" totes aserved at 12.30. s ho tg un t o annihilate his
enemies . ! ' ~ i i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i
~ ~ICast includes Rogers and Robinson, 11Narberth Methodist
Episcopal IDo ro th y Wilson, Louise H e n ~ y ,Church ICharles
Sellon, Russell Hardie,R W V M'ddl t M" t Charles Richman, Esther D
al e a ndev. . ernon I eon, mls er Alan Dinehart.Sunday, January
5:9.45 A. M.-Church School.11.00 A. M.-Morning Worship.
The Holy Communion.6.45 P. M.-Junior Epworth League.6.45 P.
M.-Senior Epworth League.7.45 P. M.-Vesper Ser vi ce . T he "Mutiny
on the Bounty" is at theFourth Address on the "Romance o f Egypt
ian, w it h Charles Laughton asBible." Captain Bligh, Clark Gable
as Chris-I Monday, January 6: tian, the mate, and'Franchot Tone asI
8.00 P. M.-Official Board Meeting. Roger Byam. The celebrated sea
epic,Tuesday, January 7: one of the season's best films, is
based8.00 P. M.-Church Schoo l B oa rd on t he b ook o f that name
and "MenMeeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Again st t he Sea ," by
Cha rl es NordHenry A. Frye, 115 Wynnedale road. hoff and James
Norman Hall.Wednesday, January 8: Fo r next Monday and
Tuesday,10.30 A. M.-The Lad ie s' A id So- Showman Conway has
booked "Adc ie ty mee ts t o s ew for the Red Cross . miral Byrd at
Little Americl.'.," thrill2.00 P. M.-Ladies' Aid Soc ie ty ing film
s to ry o f h is exped it ion toBusiness Meeting. the South
Pole.8.00 P. l\L-Friendly Hour and I "The Last Outpost" i s
comingBible Study. iWednesday and Thursday, whi ch isThursday,
January 9: i Bank Night . Against the backwash6.30 P. M.-Junior
Choir Rehear- ,of the World War in Kurdistan andsal. . t he Afr
ican Sudan is ~ e e n the rescue8.00 P. l\L-Choir Rehearsal. Iof a
British officer b y a membe r o f8.00 P. M.-Annual Corporation i t
he Sec re t Service Department, theirMeeting. subsequent f r iendsh
ip and its peril8.30 P. M.-Meeting o f th e Boara when love enters
in the comely per-of Trustees. son of Nurse Hayden. The
entertain-Friday, January 10: ing drama has a fine cast-Claude2.00
P. M.-Ladies' Aid Society Tea Rains Cary Grant Gertrude
Michael.
Iat the home of Mrs. Charles H. end of next 'week, Marx
Broth-Ewell, 511 Brookhurst avenue. ,ers wi ll amu se in "A Nig ht
A t the7.30 P. I\L-Boy Scouts. ;Opera." I
'I ' There will be an after-school mati-
IHoly Trillity Llltl/cran Church ; nee both days .
Cletus A. Senft, Pastor -------! Margaret Squier, Organist I P.
T . A . S tu dy Gl"OUPS toFriday, January :3: Meet Next Wednesday,
8 th l8.00 P. 1\'l.-The Preparatory Ser-' I
vice fot the Holy Communion. The adolescent group of the Nar-II
Sunday, .January 5: berth Parent-Teacher Association,1
I, !'.45 A. M.-llible Schoo\. 'under the leadership of Mrs . W.
GI11.00 A. 1\1.-The Morning Service Briner, wil l meet at 10.30 A.
1\1. on!I wit h t he Hol y C o m ~ l l u n i o n . . ;Wednesday,
January 8. The e ar ly I, 6.45 P. l\L-Semor and Intermed.t-,
childhood group, under the leadership Iate Luther Leagues. . . : of
Mrs. S. J. McCartney, will con-
7.-15 P. 1\L-The Vesper SerVIce With i vene at 1.30 P. M. t he s
ame day .sermon a nd t he Holy ?Ol.l1munion. . : The subject for
discuss ion of bothTuesday, 12 1\L-1\IlsslOnary SOCI- igroups will
be "Management of Chi lety at the hOllle of Mrs. Anstadt, 156: dren
i n the Home." This is t he thirdMerion avenue. i study of the year
on the ser ies deal ing, Tu esd ay , 7.15 P. l\L-Boy Scouts.. :with
"The Progressive Homc."I Tuesday, H.OO P. 1\1. - CounCIl The se m
ce tin gs are held in theMeeting the hOllle o f Mr. J on es ,: Ame
ri ca n Leg io n room of t he N ar -_ ~ _ ~ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ " _ ~ ~ ~ " '
_ ~ _ ~ ~ ~ . _ i ! _ " _ i ! . i ! . _ ~ " . ~ I i i i " - ~ ~ ~ !
i ! i ~ ~ 1 1 2 0 0Voodbll1e avenue. :herth Communi ty Bui lding' .
All par-I \ ~ e d n c s d a y , 7.00 P. l\1.-Junior!ents interested
a; 'e cordially invited toIChon'. : attend. Tea will be served at
noon.I \Vednesday, H.OO P. l\1.-Teachers'IMeeting at the home of
Mrs . Briner,:aG Merion avenue. IThursday, 10.30 A. l\I.-Ladies'
Aid 1Society in the church.Thursday, 7.00 P. M.-Confirmation
' Class.F r i d a ~ ' , 7.-15 P. M.-Senior Choir
rehearsal.
Pope-\Vinnc : 'MUTINYhe malTiage of Mrs . Alice James\Vi nn c, o
f B ro ad ax e, formerly ofP enn Wy nne, to Mr. W illiam Pope
THEook p lace in ~ ( ' W York on Thursday, ONDecember 2G. 1\11'. a
nd Mrs. Popehave sailed for a trip o f s ev er aln1On1.hs to
Europe. 8 0UNTY'
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E D \ n ~ H. BELLIS, SHERIFF.
$85,025,730.1147,092,743.7510,213,212.6226,126,222.4310,260,000.0041,690,352.1118,369,044.387,986,749.443,957,909.00841,062.33821,451,421,893,404.76]20,413.86
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1936
The improvements thereon are a:
Seized and taken in execution as theproperty of Mary J. Paul.
Administratrix. C. t. a. of the Estate of ,John J .Paul. deceased.
Mortgagor, and Mary J.Paul, Mary Louise PaUl, and Sarah Barbartl
Paul. Devisees and heirs at law, ofJohn .J. Paul. Real Owners, and
to besold
2-s to ry f rame and p la st er ed house , 14feet frollt by 40
feet deep. with 3 roomson first floor. 3 rooms and bath on
secondfloor. cellar. gas, electric lights, Springfield water.
heating system. porch front.
BEGINNING in the midd le ot lonaA\'e. 287.2 ' S . 12 11' g, from
intersectiono f middl e l ines of Iona and \VoodbineAves, Cont, In
f ront on Iona Ave. 17.8'and extending In depth 125'. Being No.2;13
lona Ave. (formerlY Itnown as No.215 lana A.ve.).
SHERIFF'S SAL.EALL THAT CERTAIN lot with buUdings and
improvements thereon erected.Situate In t he Boroug h of Na rb er
th ,Montgomery Co.. Pa" descr ibed as follows:
UNDER AND SUBJECT, to bui ldingrestrictions set f or th i n Deed
recordedi n Deed Book No. 773, page 114.
2Y.,-story plastered house, 24 feet t rontby 30 fe et deep , wi
th 3 rooms on firstnoor, 3 rooms and bath on second tloor,attic.
cellar, gas, electric lights, Springfield water , heat ing system,
porch trontand enclosed rear porch.
BEGINNING at a point i n t he midd lel ine of Avon Road at the
distance of 350feet westwardly f!"Om a spike markingthe
intersection of Oak and Avon Roads;thence North 17 degs. 47 mins.
West 150feet to an Iron pin; thence South 72 degs.13 mlns. \Vest 50
feet to a n iron pin;thence South 17 degs. 47 mlns. East 150feet to
the middle line ofsaid Avon Road;thence along the middle line of sa
idAvon Road North 72 degs. 13 mins. East50 feet to the place of
beginning.
at 1.00 o'clock. P. M., Eastern StandardTIme, in Court Room "A"
at the CourtHouse, in the Borough of Norristown.said County, the
foHowing described RealEstate:-
$8,400,000.0012,000,000.002,070,460.76569,307.17233,883.01336,000.0012,728.88120,413.86230,655,502.53$254,398,296.21
S 2 5 4 , . ~ 9 8 , 2 9 6 . 2 1
C . S . NEWHALL, President
1935 v
Corporate . $1,727,641,823.50
Founded 1812
LIABILITIES
RESOURCES
PHILADELPHIAMember of Federal Reserve System
It costs only f ou r c en ts a we ek tokeep posted on your
community'snews. One ye ar 's s ub sc ri pt ion f ortwo
dollars.
ARDMORE BRANCH7 East Lancaster Avenue, Ardmore
The Rev. and Mrs. Loyal Y.Graham, Jr., of Newark, N. J.,
haveannounc ed t h e engagement o f their ALL THAT CERTAIN lot or
piece ofdaughter, Miss Emily M. Graham, t o ground wi th the
messuage or t enemen tthereon erected, Situate on the
NortherlyDonald William Mun ro , s on o f M rs . side of Avon Road,
In the Township ofElizabeth S. Munro and t he l at e M r. Lower
Merion, County ot Montgomery.
b h State of Pennsylvania, bounded and deChristopher W. Munro,
of No.1' er t . scr ibed as follOWS, to wit:-Miss Graham is a
graduate of South I
Side High School, Newar k, a nd t heNewark Y. W. C. A.
SecretarialSchool. Mr. Mu nro w as graduatedfrom Lower Merion High
School,class of '31, and has pursued studiesat Temple Universi ty
in conjunctionwi th h is p re sent position.Miss Graham is the
granddaughterof the l at e M r. and Mrs. John K.Ketcham, old
residents of Narberth.Miss Graham's father was t he f o rme rpastor
o f t he Narberth PresbyterianChurch.
Vniled Slatt!& G o v e r fJ l 1 l e/ l l u h l ( I / d l io
l l o f a n d o lh er ,rL'c uri l i f!1 carried at1/8,184,856.61 in
th e above .rla lcnu! tl i are IJlt!'l."ed to secure Govert .rr.en
l .Slate an d ,Jlunicipal deposi t, andJor Jiduciarv ,u,rjJcJse",
eJ.r requ ire ,l b.v l a ~ v .
The deposits of this Company are insured by tlIe Federal Deposit
InsuranceCorporation. in accordance wi th th e Banking Act of
1935.
TRUST FUNDSPersonal .. $874,538,829.85
Capital Stock . .Surplus . . . . Undivided ProfitsReserved for
ContingenciesReserved for Taxes an d Expenses .Dividend Payable
January 2, 1936Miscellaneous Liabilities. . . . .Letters of Credit
and AcceptancesDeposits . . . . . . . .
Cash and Due from Banks. . . . . . .U. S. Government Securities
(Purl'ul"e$/l,//:! , lJiJIJ)~ t a t e , County and Municipal
SecuritiesOther Investments . . . .Call Loans to Brokers . . .
.Other Loans Upon Collateral.Commercial Paper. . . . .
.ReserveFund"CashBalances inTrm;tAccounts"Real Estate . . . .
.Miscellaneous AssetsInterest AccruedBank Buildings, Vaults and
EquipmentCustomers' Acceptance Liability . . .
FO R INSURANCES ON LIVES AND GRANTING ANNUITIES
C. S. W. PACKARD, Chairman of the Board.I 1Jo
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THEPENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
OUR TOWN
Chronology for 1935January 3, 1936
April Boar d o f Commissioners to prepare matures 37th series,
amoun ti ng t o IEmily Graham Engaged toMrs. Will iam H. Gehmann,
Jr., of ordinance p ro hi bi ti ng t ru ck s f rom $50,800. Mr.
Donald William MunroCynwyd, elected president o f M on t- u s ing
two r oads i n Penn Valley, B ryn H ardie A partm ents on C ity
Line
January gomery County Lea gu e o f Women IMawr avenue and
Manayunk road. damaged by f ir e t o ex ten t of $80,000.Russel l S
. Cal low, of Balli., elected Voters. Italian Colonies of Main Line
turn Vote on Sunday movies a ss u re d a s
president of t he Ame ri can Rowing Mrs. Herbert W. Bieber
re-elected lover check for $1835 t o B ry n M aw r m an y s ig n
petitions.C h ' A . t' president of Garden Club of Bala-,Hospital ;
proceeds of benefit at Devon Clarence E. Wilson, founder andoac es
ssocla Ion. .. . Cynwyd at annual meetmg. Horse Show grounds.
president of Wilson Laundry, dies atNeIghborhood Club executIVe
board I Further opposit ion to const ruct ion Con te st s s ha pi
ng u p f or Commis - home in Bryn Mawr.votes not to pro:est
agai.nst p r o p o ~ e d of ne w Post Office voiced at .Neigh- s
ion post s at primary. L ambe rt O tt , R ep ub li ca n r eg is tr
at io n exceedsradio broadcas ting s ta t Ion on C Ity borhood Club
. Survey authorIzed to Jr. , to oppose George W. Brown i n Democ ra
ti c by 5-1 in Lower MerionL in e nca r Monument road. get facts on
traffic haz ar ds o f site. Bala and John H. Jefferies, J r., t o
and Narberth.Building construction in Lower Lower Mer ion Scho?1
Boa rd r e- ru n against Frank H. Mancill in Gen- Ardmore boy,
Richard Condon,
n duces t ax r at e h al f mIll, f rom 11% eral Wayne t . k . h
. f t' l l' h' lMerion for 1934 is $ 1 , 0 6 2 , 3 ~ 3 , shght to
11 mills. . s rIc en WIt In an I epaI'll. YSIS W ! eBuilding
construction p as se s m il - at camp near Chambersburg after
aincrease over 1933. Miss Frances Dougherty appointed
Ilion-dollar mark f or y ea r in t own- vi si t to
Virginia.William P. Landis re-elected presi- postmaster at
Haverford, succeeding ship. Township Planning Commission de-
d ent and Dr. B. K. Wilbur, v ice- D r. George Fleming, Rate
reduction announced by Ph il a- s cr ib ed a s money -s av ing body
by itspresident, of Lower Merion Board Large crowd a ~ t e n d s
annual din- delphia Elec t ri c Company, effective chairman, Walter
D. Fuller, speaking. ner and entertamment of Lower Cof Health. F ee
s f or p lumbmg p er - Merion Alumni Assoc ia ti on . Ross
September 1. at Ardmo re Rot ar y l ub .Mrs . Cat he ri ne She rl
ock succeedsmits increased. Wilbur elected president. I August
Harrison J. Kromer as pos tmas te r atWil li am G. Hower i ns ta ll
ed as Commercial graduates of Lower New York firm, St ruc tura l
Engi - Merion.pre siden t of Main Line Kiwan is Merion are 71 per
cent gainfully neermg Corporation, low b id de r o n Eight si tes
submitted for new Ard-Club. employed, survey of f ive c la sses new
Bala-Cynwyd Post Office. more post office, ranging from $35,000Alba
B. Johnson, prominent in- shows. Bala-Cynwyd Building Association
to $98,000. Narberth Bridge Club
dustrlall'st and civic leader, dies at Shor tage of $2,500 found
in aC - l i i t ==== :========== : : : : r i b F 'd ft D b 27I
Septem er 1'1 ay a ernoon, ecem er ,h 'ls home in Rosemont at a ge
of 76. counts of Penn Wynne-Overbrook ' d' .. T M FCl ifi d Larger
enrol lment repor ted in women s IVl sJOn- op sco re , rs. .Over
2,000 trees planted by Shade Hills F ir e C om pan y a s re su lt
of I ass e x P II d MAth C nower Merion schools on opening day. .
urce an rs. I' ur 00 ey;Tree Commission during past year, audit. d
lace Mrs Char le s B Stoudt SeIzed and taken In execution as
theaccording to annual repor t of T re e L ar ge d el eg at io n of
Main Liners Advertisements Harold L. Reese, Wynnewood, elect- secon
p , . . p r o p e r t ~ of Samuel K. White, Mortga-ed commander of
ninth district, com- and Mrs. Walter J. Scott. go r a nd Esther
Annie Bri ttain, RealWa rden, Lou is B. Ambler , Jr . a tt end
Senat or Bean' s induction at . D b 2pr isl'ng Montgomery and Bucks
Coun- Saturdayevenmg, ecem er 8, an- Owner , and to be sold by1 d f
Harrisburg h II : EDWIN H, BELLIS, SHERIFF.Old age pension p an
propose or . ' . . -will be charged only to resldentll ties, of
American Legion. ?ual Christmas party, Mite e scor- iLower Mer ion
Township employees ~ t r I n g e n t regulatIons c ov er In g whose
names appear In the tele- Frederick C. Peters elected presi- tng
was played-No and S. top score,
'. by Boa rd o f Commissioners. prIvate .garbage collectors
adopted by ~ : o n ; H d ; e c ~ ~ Z N o r ~ ~ N r ; ; ; : ~ c r ~
~ r : dent of Merion Fire Company. \M rs . H . I. McConnell and
Mrs. AdaNearly 700 families in Lower TownshIp,. TOWN, or the NEWS
OF BALA.-II'j Republican Harmo ny t ic ke t e as y Swe et ; second
place, Levis Ayres andMerion and Narberth on Relief rolls. Bernard
H. Kerngan named pos t- CYNWYD, w in ne r i n Lower Merion a nd N
ar - A rt hu r Cooney. E. and W. top score,Budget of $882,190,
slightly less master at B.ryn Mawr t o succeed J. 20c a l ine berth
. Je ffe ri es beat s Mancil l, Brown Mrs. Arthur Cooney and C.
Alfred
t ha n l as t y ea r, a nd eight mill tax C l a y ~ o ~ WhItby.
. , E All Th N defeats Ott , Gallagher and Sel'del trl'- Peeney;
second p l ace, M r. and Mrs.rate adopted by Lower Merion Town-
WIlham P. LandIS elected preSIdent or ree ew.paper. , I G do f
Ardmore Rotary Club Count five words to line ump h i n Commission
contests. Mere- Roy reenwoo.ship for 1935. . ' Mr. Ayres, the Phil
ade lphia exper tGeorge F. Curwen and W. H. C. Martm W.. Clement,
of H a v e r f o r ~ , -will be accepted up to Wednell- Continued
on Page Six in bridge, was t he gue st o f t he clubRamsey
appointed to Lower Merion c 1 e ~ t e d preSIdent. o f Pennsyl vama
day, 6 o'clock, for FrldaY'1I Issues. Jast Saturday e ve ni ng . H
e will giv!,!Township Planning Commission to RaIl road, succeedmg
W. W. Atter- Baptist Church of the Evangel a series of br idge
lectures beginningfill v ac an ci es c au se d b y d eat h o f
bury, o f Radnor. Phone ARDMORE 3100 Rober t E. Keighton , Minis t
er on Wednesday , January 8, in the TOGETHER with use . r ight and
Jib-Alba B. Johnson and Philip A. Hart. Lower Merion Planning
Commis- Stanley R. Reiff , Organist erty of various roads and
avenues aboveEstabll' shment s of County ,uelfare sion urges
cleaning up and planting S J 5 club rooms. mentioned. with others
having 0. right" M ' L' f R 'I d Situations Wanted unday, anuary :
Monda y e ve ni ng , D ec embe r 30, thercto, forever.Boa rd s, con
so li da ti ng s eve ra l exi st - along am me 0 0.1 roa . GOOD
experienced stenographer, who 9.45 A. M.-The Church School, T \tT
IM d t d b kk . d I I men's tOUl 'n' lment- op score, " i-The
improvements thereon are a:. I' r fa d welfare agencies ad ay un
erB an s 00 eeplllg, es res pos - 11.00 A. M.-Morning Worship andmg
e 1C < n - tion full or part t ime. Phone Narberth liam Boyle
and Jesse Harris; secondvocated by Arthur Dunham at Low- Three
services mar k g ra nd open- 2612-R. tf Communion. Sermon,
"Henceforth place, Dr. George A. Sloan and Paul
er Merion-Narberth Council of Re- ing of new Bala-Cynwyd
Methodist WHITE LADY will mind children " T h e pas tor 's new year
sermon Seid ler.Publican 'Vomen luncheon. Episcopal Church. hour or
day. 20c hr. plus far e. Ar d- I and gree t ing upon the beoolnning
ofmore 4623-J. (I) .,.John A. Turner resigns as se cr e- Old McGe
or ge mansion, scene of B I ~ F I N E D woman will take care of
Chil-I hi s twelf th year .tary of Ardmore Chamber of ghostly
wanderings of "The Co lo ne l" d re n e it he r at her horne 01'
yours. 7.00 P. M.-The Young People meetCommerce. and "Lit t le Gray
Lady" and s ta ti on Phone, Narherth 4062-W. (1) u nd er t he l ea
de rs hi p o f Cha rl es R.
Main Line Federation of Churches on u nd er gr ou nd r ai lr oa
d d ur in g Leech for discussion.Apartments for Rentaids 1,030
persons during 1934. The Civil War, to be demolished. B I ~ R N O L
A APAR1'IlfENTS 7.45 P. M.-The Evening Worship.Rev . Loui s W .
Pitt re-elected presi- Charles S. Shinn elected president Koser
Bros., Rental Agents. "At Ardmore Sermon, "Holiday Religion. Wha t
I sdent at annual meeting. of Neighborhood Club, succeeding J.
Station," Greenwood0680-Ardmore 680. a Minister's Religion on
Holiday?" SHERIFF 'S SALEUNFURN. 2nd noor apartment, $36 mo.William
J. Serrill re-elccted presi- J. Skelton. Li kit h b d b h Oi
Wednesday January 8'. I'm., c en, e I'm., a t. I , . By ' \'; rt ue
of a w ri t of Levari Facias"den t o f Commun it y Heal th and
Civie J ea ne tte S wee tse r, o f Cynwyd, heat, refrlg. Central
loc. Nar. 2966. (t t ) 8.00 P. M.-Mid-week meeting of issued out of
the Court of Common PleasAssociation. Nurses of organiza- and
Charles L. Halberstadt , of Glad- t he church. A study group in re-
of Montg
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The Ne w Seal-Kapa nd t he
Golden GuernseyTrade Mark
C O R P O R A T I O N
PrcJident
To Entertain TonightMr. and Mrs. Cha rl es E. Good
man, of B ryn Mawr, are entertainingat a supper this Friday
evening following the wedding rehearsal ofMiss Marian Blinn,
daughter of Mrs.Charles Payson Blinn, Jr., of Ardmore, and Mr. B li
nn and Mr. Allison Eyster McCown, Jr., son of Mr.and Mrs. Allison
Eyster McCown, ofCynwyd, whose marriage will takeplace tomorrow
aftern oon in th eChurch of the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr.
Mrs. Otto Wolf, of Germantown,gave an informal party on NewYear
' s a fternoon in h on or o f MissBlinn and Mr. McCown.
30,178,228.0317,790,764.4821,536,422.6726,999,248.296,183,430.753,714,895.32
$23,491,497.74
WEDDING RINGS
$6,700,000.0015,000,000.001,335,362.111,262,968.57682,158.121,382,005.00103,531,993.485129,894,487.28
$129,894,487.28
HENRY G. BRENGLE
$997,391,320.58802,702,020.19
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every& ; ' ; / ~ "{-'/ taste - pl ai n r in gs , de co ra te
d)' IT. f 4 ; ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ~ ~ , " ~ , r ings, jcwelcd r ings-of
g-old or~ ' ~ ~ " ~ . ~ ~ . ~ ~ l l . ~ ~ ~ platinum, and
moderately priced.t ~ V ~ - - . ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ Rinas i ll us tr at ed
are made of t>!atinllm,~ l " ' ' ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ' - " : " ' - ~ "
, ; . . . " . ~ Genuine OrangI' Blossom 81 ,505 0 " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
:Modcrn Bagouette dcsign 81 (; .50, ~ ~ * ~ P : ; " , Cords of
Matrimony 820.00"# l:!+KINDYr.o.(!ONSr:. .. ~ . . , ~ v~ < ~ ~ .
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F E D E R A L
Individual Trusts Corporate Trusts
Statement of Condition, December 31, 1935
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Chai,mon of ,h. Boa,dWILLIAM P. GEST
135 South I?road Street325 Chestnut Street 6324 Woodland
Avenue
C ash o n Ha nd and i n Banks . . . . u. S. Government
Securities a nd HomeOwners' Loan Bon d s . . .State, County and
Municipal Securities . Other Investment Securities . .Loans .. . .
.Real Estate Owned . ..Other Assets ..... . . . ..
Deposits . . . ...
Capital Stock . . . .Surplus . . . . . .. . ..Undivided Profits
....Reserve for Contingencies . . .Reserve for Interest and
TaxesOther Liabilities . . . . . .
United States Government obligations and o thcr sccurities carr
ied at $6,678,290.78in t h e a bo vc s t at cmen t ar e p lcdged to
sccure Government, State and Munic ipa ldeposits as requircd by
law, and to sccure Clearing House exchanl:es.
FIDELITY-'PHILADELPHIATRUST COMPANY
M E M B E R
OUR TOWN
The 1!J3G dog l icenses and t a gs a renow in t he hands of the
county treasurer. owners immediately shouldprocure their licenses f
or t he comingIy ea r. T he law requires that a ll d og s Isix m on
th s o f a ge or over must be Il icensed on or before January 15,
orjust as soon as they become six monthsof age.
A January Bride
MISS MARIAN BLINNdUHgMel ' of Mrs. Cllarlcs P.Blinn, of
Anlmol'c, whose 111 a1'' l 'i l l! l C 1 0 Mr. Allison Ey ste r
Me-COWI/, .Jr., of CYI/wyd, will takeIJlacc Sall/1'lluy,
.JCtJlllC1lJ 4, in theCIt/welt of the RcdcCJJw1',
Bl'yn111(101'.
P ag e S ix
Haverford's Ne w PostOffice Opened Monday
Organization of CubPack is Comp le ted
Library Association \Hea r t A t ta c k Proves Fatal to
Chronology for 1935 !Men Invited to Club t ions should be made wi
th Mrs . J. R.f h Arthul ' Banfield of Narber th I. Strawbridge,
Cynwyd 332. The bus i-to Apply or Carter I __ C o n t i n U C d ~ p
a g e Five I MeetmgWednesday ness meeting will follow at 1.30.
Mrs.___ I Funeral services were he ld MondayIdith and Lownes win
magistrate nomi-I - - - Russell S . Cal low, of the
programOrganizat ion i n L ow er Merion' for Arthur Banfield, of
:-20 Conway Ination. New Deal Democrats defeatIWomen's Speaker is D
r. G . E. committee, wi ll b e i n charge and will
T h H p' avenue, Narberth, who dICd suddenly IMcAvoy fo rces in
primary. R' I D .owns Ip as lve I algue - ramatlc present Mrs.
Laura Wa!lles McMul-h of heart attack December 26. Inter- Death
ends careers of W . W . Atter- Branc es I. . L . M " Bapti t . .
Tenor to Sing len, former national chairman o f I n-men \\as 111
owel ell on s bury , f ormer Pennsylvallla RaJlroad IChurch
Cemetery, Bryn Mawr. president, and I s aac R. Pennypacker,
ternational Relations for the General
W A S P OR ME D R EC EN TL Y I Mr. Banfield, who wa.s ~ m p l o
y e d as form er cha irm an o f Valley Forge ICOMING E V EN T S L
IS TE D Federation, in an in terest ing ta lk .. . - - - Ia c hauf
feu r by Mrs. Wi ll iam L. Sup- Park Commission. I --- Mrs McMullen
is an experienced lec-ApphcatlO.n for. a char t er fo : ~ h e ,
plee, Gl' een Hill Farms, Ove rb ro ok , O ve r 1000 visit fall
flower show The Woman's Club of Bala-Cynwyd turer, wr i ter and
trave le r .Lo.wer MerIOn LI_brar. y AssoclatlO.n was taken il l
suddenly and died about slJOnsored by Woman' s Club of Al'd- wil l
h old i t s first meeting of the newII b I I. N F I The Literature
Department wiIIWI I' ma( ca' OI'1'lstown on ' f I - two hours
later. He was 5:3. more year 'Vel nesday, January 8, at 8.15d J 10
. meet at the home of Mrs . A. K . Greg-a y, a nu ar y . A resident
o f N ar be rt h f or t we nt y Louis B. A mb le r, Jr., tovvllship
P. M. ind the clubhouseGon Leverinl
g ory, Friday morning, January 17.Organized r e c e n t l ~ ' at
the s u ~ g e s t i o n years, h e is survived by h is w ife, l \ 1
r ~ . tree warden , resigns . l \ l i ~ 1 roa? wh en D r. eorge.
Ear.e There w il l b e an informal discussion
of the L o . w e ~ M ~ r J O n School Board, Ethel May Ban fi
eld; two daughters, October R ~ l g u c l " w I l I be the
speal,er. HIS t O P I ~ on current books. Mr s. H. Gl ea so nthe
aSSOCIatIOn 1I1cludes the Bala- i 1\1rs. Charles Ba iley, o f
Narberth, and P bl' I ' b ' " f ,h ' wIll The World Ou.tlook for
l(J36. Mattoon wiII review "Silas Crockett,"Cynwyd Bryn Mawi'
Ardmore P enn R . f B 1\1 u IC I lUlIes 0 1.0\\ ns Ip m us t I n
thIS lecture he WII\ f or ecas t t he.,. , . ' 1\1l's. James enmx,
0 ryn awl ' , ' .. L M " L'b ' . . . . by I\lal ' El le 1 Cll 1\1
CI IWynne and Gladwyne Libranes I 1 W'II" B f1 II f 111 COl pOlate
as ower ell on I 1.ary changes 111 the polItIcal, soclUl and 'Y '
lase; rs. lar es'A I. I I' 1.1 I' t f anc ly a Tson , I lam un Ie
c, 0 Assoc ia t ion to receive school district I economic affairs
of the wor ld b as ed E. Neville, "Edna, Hi s Wi fe," bys s a e(
111 le a pp Ica IOn or a Paln1Yra N .. J. I ' I. A B W bh . I' I."
., funds, boan rules. on his persona l obse rva tions both in . ~ r
g a r e yer arnes; .rs. c -car t e l , I 11' llUlpose of I. 1C
aSSUCI- lIe was a member o f the Choctaw E I . 'd H S . 'd t f .
ster A. Melcher "National Velvet" byation is "to establish and
maintain i n T l' ibe of Hed Men Br"n Mawr' the 1\1 .("L .1 L:
nOCwl nbew plesl en a thiS country and abroad. Enid Bagnold ' ,h .
. ' , . . . ' . . ' , ,.' , ,a111 l11e IOns u. T I' I I If f M ' F
k .t. e : m ~ n ~ h l p of L ~ " e r Mellon .l pub- State Firemen's
Association and the 'Villiam R . Mooney chosen to head . 1l0ug 1 I.
e oltS o. IS.. ran. -I Mrs. John D. Gil l, chai rman of theIll'
hblUly and b l a l ~ c h e s . to be ope.r- Sons of St. George.
Bryn Mawr War Memorial and Com- 1m L. Bettgel, a l11embel of the
MUSIC Educa tion Department, will presentat I'd as a non-sectanan
hbrary avall- 't H A . . Department of the club, an unusual ly Dr
Harold G Pallner a memb l' f. . mum y o u s e ssoclatlOn. . I '" I'
0able at all t Imes to reSIdents o f Lower 45 Pall11'lies Aided U '
T d b fine dramatIc tenor who appeared at t he s ta ff of
psvcho]og'cal se ' v' fMerion." n a n ~ m o u s PPOSI .lOn e x p r
~ s s e y the club l as t spr ing wil l be soloi st for ". . I 1.
ICC 0by Emergency Rel ie f 100 reSidents a tt endmg pubhc hear - .
. ' . . . the 1l1stItute of the Pennsylvania Hos-Incorporation of t
he public libraries i ng t o s el f- li qu id at in g playground
Ithat evenl11g. !Ie IS Ottone Tanlll11, pital, January 20 at 1.:30.
His topic
of t he township i n one association was C o n t i nu e r ! f r
o m P a g e O n e proposal. I who \ ~ a s born m G e r ~ n a n ~
and edu- will be "The Rol e o f the Endocrinenecessitated in order
t o c on ti nu e r e- through Ingeborg Thaysen, Troop 124 Petition
to change zoningon Have r - cat ed 111 Italy. .He WIll s ~ n g a
num- Sys tem in the Emotional Growth De-ceiving appropriations
fr0111 the Town- of Wynnewood Gir l S cout s through f I'd I d t b
' d' I. . t t d bel' of operatic selectIOns. Mr. velop111ent"I . I
I D' . 0 'oa 0 uS1l1ess IS I'll' urne Tamini won the Verdi medal in
Milan .SlIp Sc 100 Istnct. Mrs . Morken, M rs . J os ep h Berta,
down by Board of Commissioners . Mr. R. George Harvey, of the
Bu-
S . . . a nd h as s un g 111 the foremost opera . fl" .Under a
new tate law school American Legion through Char les J. Lower
MerIOn Library Association . f E H I leau 0 nve st Jg at lOn of the
Umtedb d II I. . . COl11pal11es 0 ' urope. e was a so St I. D '1 I.
f J' '11 boa r s arc una J e 0 approlJrJate Clarke, 'Vol11en's Auxi
l iary of Ame ri - f orme d b y five public hbraries of I I" 1 I Ib
a es e]lal men 0 ustlce, WI I'funds t o more than one public
library. can Legion t h rough Emma Mueller, townshiP.tHle llleac
dl1g t e n o ~ ' at } 11 RLOyad A 111.1 t he speake r a t the
meeting of the clubL t . t' b h L a an Queen s Cia on on am J 2" H'
t' '11 b ha s year approprJ a IOns y I. e ower Parent-Teachers'
Association t hr ou gh S en at or Bean and Judge Stern f 1 ' I I' '
I on a n u a r ~ ' iJ. IS PIC WI etcM . hI' . ., or two year s s
ang I le ea( mg 1'0 es "G 1\ "Th' .enon Sc 00 Board to the publIc
1\1rs. H. F . Darnes , Sunshine Society speak at dl11ner given by
Low er . I I lIM' - len. el e WIll also be a shortlibraries of the
townshill totaled $8500. of Methodist Church t h rough Mrs . Meri
on -Na rber th Council of Republi- o ~ e l ~ s p r o ~ ucec ly I. e
~ l c ; n musical program,Organized in one l ibrary association
Ralph Hoyle, Miss Baker, Mrs. Joseph can Women. IVran V IPIcrab o m
p ~ l n I Y b ' JI rs. '. . A cordial welcomc is extended the h fi
b h I 'b . . ' an a (en urg WI e t 11' a cc om - f II " h Ad d
ConvenienceWIt ve ranI' es, I le h ranes can Horner, MISS Nancy
Easby, MISS John S. Feiler electe d cOl11mander of . 0 0" 1I1g new
members of I. I' 'Vom- an d Guarantee tocontinue to receive school
dis tr ict ap- :peggy Coholan. the Main L ine Pos t, Vet er an s o
f F or - p amst. . an's Club: :\lrs. James C. Allred'ipropriations
as in the nasI.. 1\1rs. Kenneth Bovee, Mrs. Boyle, I eign Wars. ! ~
l e m b e r s , then'. husb.anc.!s and Mrs. Frank A. Dubois, Mr s:
W. S. Brookmead?fficers o f t he new Library Associ- l \ 1 ~ s .
Howard Stuckert, 1\11:s. Charles I Hugh S. G i l h a ~ n s elected
president IthClr fl'lends. a r ~ . c o r ~ l a l l ~ l ~ v l t e ,
~ to Flynn, Mrs. Don R. F.rary, 1\1rs. James, Gue rn s ey M i l
katlOn arc: Charles S. Shinn, Bala- 1\1:cldey, Mrs. \Valter
HunSIcker, Mrs. of Wynnewood Civic Association. attend. Thele \\111
be a gue.t f cc of Gallem, ; \ Irs . Robert W. 1\1unro,
1\1rs.Cynwyd, president; W. R. Mooney, Turner, Mrs. Austin Hartze
ll , Miss I Contract fo r new Bala-Cynwyd 150 cents. Geor).."c ] \
~ c N u l t y , :III'S. Tho ma s E . Now 16c per quartBryn Maw r, v
ic e- pr es id en t; M rs . Lucille Baker, Mrs. Wi ll iam Evans ,
Post Office awarded t o lov ac ch in i .,. . 1 \I cL augh lJn,
?Ill'S .. loseph A. Queeney, Phone Wayn e 1121Frederick C. Peters,
Ardmore, secre- Miss Louise Barnet, Miss Elizabeth Bros., Highland
Park, at $37,636. I 1\1113. George A . Trenholme, chalr- Mrs. F.
McD. Quinn and Miss ;\Iar- The F in es t Milk I ntary, and William
J. Phil l ips , Ba la - Foltz , Miss Janet Stringfield, 1\1iss B .
a l a - C y n W ~ ' d con.ll11unity Chorallman of .Art D e p a r t
n . l e ~ ~ . , an- garet Wilcox. t h e t h ~ e s ~ l : h a t c ~ a
r ~ ~ ~ atCynwyd, treasurer. Hicks, l\Irs. \Villiam Hagenbuck, Mrs.
to g-ive "Pirates of Penzance." nounces a VISIt to the exhlJl1tlOn
of " " ' = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
= = = ~ J I J ' 1\:, whotr y to turn the "gang" sp ir i t
whichcomes at that a ge into a form whiehwi ll l ay the foundation
for a permanen t i nt er es t. Meeting'S of I. hewhole pack arc
held at less frequentintervals.All your c o m m u n i t ~ " s news
forthe whole New Year-$2. Suhscribl'
to t his paper now-for yourself 01'your neighbor.Yes, t he Ed it
o r welcomes let tersbrief, timely a nd o f local interest.
