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AN~JC:~~LMAY 17 Annual Club LUIle_
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Borough PostmaSterfO;':e f ; =
on Tuesday evening May 11 at
Home and School Association wm
6:30 p.m. at the Strath Haven
Act i n gPo s t mas t e r' s take ,place Monday eveniD&', Kq
.Tbl8 'event, one of·the:mbst- fesPosition Ratified
17Th
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tbe'~~a1 p~gram 'o~
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be "E1em~~ Education In
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Walter C. Snyder .fI,Tr., a-u-~
Patricia Weiland is in cbarge of postmaster of Swarthmore alDce
arrangements 'for the dinner wIth August 1, 1953, was confirmed by
,Boys
Ruth Mangus resPOll$ible
tor table"
tbe Senate
as ........tmaster on April
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and floral decorations. The officers 29, following nomination by
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to dired ,the Club for its: President Dwight Eisenhower.
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neXt. season ~ open in the fall ,One of four applicants for the
wID be' installed following the, post, Mr. Snyder rated first on Campaign Opening'Mon·.
dinner.
the list of eligibles who took the
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The Woman'S Club of Swarthniore will hold its annual meetIng and spring luncbeon at the
C'IU b h ouse Tuesday, May 11, at
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honor will be Mrs. S.
Blair Luckie; Mrs. Russell Clem-'
ents, recording secretary of the
Pennsylvania State Federation"
Mrs. Edward,Lodholz, state

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all-out effort to make Blood Donor's Day a success.
Tra ffoIe Sa fety
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ora
ragolzatloos'
Born in Pottsville, the 30n of
president in charge of the southTbe Motor .corpswlli 00011
.'~ the late Walter C., and Evva P.
To'
eastern section; Mrs. Arthur BUhand to provide transportatioh
Snyder, he moved to Swarthmore
help meet the problem' of be, . flrst vice-president of .the
for any who need it. Leono~ , .
once
in 1923 when his, father 'became the continued rise in deaths, in- county federation. and Mrs. John
Perkins will: again maintain ...~.
,': chief of Swarthmore Police. A juries, and cost of highway acel- E. Michael, second vice-.I)resident
nursery in the lounge to care for Bette-so Goodall Conducts graduate of Swarthmore High dents, the junior boy,s of ,the of the county. Others invited as
the pre-scbool age children of
H. h 5 hiS.
. School~'.,he enlisted in the U. S. driver education class at Swarth- honored guests are:
donors. All the servtces of, the,
Ig,
C 00 " Ingers In
NavY in October, 1942, serving on more High School are staging, The past presidents of 'the club;
Red Cross will be on hand to
8 o'Clock Program
destroyer duty until his honor- the, fifth annual Safe Drlving the auditors, Mrs. Carroll P.
expedite and make the donor's
The choral organizations' 'Of the able discharge in September of Week which will open Monday at Streeter and Mrs. Thomas K.
experience a happy one.
Swarthmore Public Schools will 1945. Entering the postal service the high school.
Brown, tbe retiring and newly
Mrs. John' Lord. recruitment present t be i r annual Spring that same year as a substitute
Using the fa~i1iar slogan. "The electP.d presidents of the Junior
chairman, leeis 'quite' conftdent Choral Concert. tonight, May '1, at carrier, he became superintend- Life You Save May Be YoUr Woman's mub, and the six new
that Swarthmore will,meet its 8 p.m.'in ·the"High School Audito- ent of mails in 1950, a position he Own," the boys have scheduled memberS received since the Januquota of 125. pints. However, to rium. Tne' High' School Mixed held until his temporary appoint- a program that promises to be ary luncheon.
bigger and better than ev~. One ,Past presidents of the club indo so, Mrs. Lord, points out, ChorUs, the Girls Glee Club, the ment last August.
it is essential that everyone Senior High Girls Chorus and the
;He Isa member of the Swarth- of the highllghts of the week elude:
who has made an appointment, Boys Chorus, comprising the 190 more Methodist Church, the Lions will be the assembly ,Tuesday
Mrs. Robert' L. Coates, Mrs.
keep it; that many of those who voic~, ,are, the' participating Club, the Swarthmore Fire and afternoon featuring George ~w,,· Alfred. G. White, Mrs. 3. Robert
ilidicated 'on th,e telepbonecan": groups singing imder the direc- Protective Association, and a past former assistant director of ' sate- Kline, Mrs: J~ Paul Brown, Mrs.
vass that they would come if they tlon of Bettejo Goodall, music di- commander of the Swarthmore ty for the Commonwealth. and Jesse H. Holmes, Mrs. Roland G.
could, make a sincere effort to
American Legion Post. He is mar- presently traffic safety engineer E. Pllman, Mrs. Peter E. Told,
rector. Several small ensembles,
f At! ti R finin C
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stop in;. alld :.that people who trortlduet to the'15'member<Mod- ried ,to the former Catherine .M. 0 '
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ompany. Mrs. Francis H. Forsythe, Mrs.
were? not i-eached by 'pbone
em ,uoup wID' alSo take'part in Eftlng. They live with their Presentations will include the Lovett Frescoln, Mrs. John E.
the dnitiaUve to call for ltn apdaughter, San~ Lee, aged: 5, at "Pageant of Facts" and the "W~~hael, Mrs. William I. Kull,
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the varied program.
239 KenyOn a~enue.
' ty Trio." J?ick Wright ~,; .. , ., ';~'-:H., M. Crist, Mrs. Raymond
po ntme~t..
. .'n1e Mix2d Chorus, numbering
report 0
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For tJrther information,' or to 63 members willonAn'the.concert
nt, e ,een- e
• Denworth.
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Conference "which he is attendDuo-PianIsts Feahred
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The business of·'the stated and
make an, appoll1tme!lt call Mrs., .with "Spirit ··of Youth," 'mang'ed,
IDS' , . ' I '
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-'Lo~d~. SWarthn:l0~e'.'.8'72.1~,5", or :,lW:"th~ 'sehool's:~i'wer choral di':'
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,College at ,West C~ester.· The aJtnual in~tlngs will be followed
Mrs. Robert Grogan, SWarthmore reCtor Allee' 1!llodptt (now ¥ts~'
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",~'u~ rS'daY"assemblYP ram is in' charge' of bY"il program' of duo piano selec8-0314.
: ,Paul ",Hoon). Ot1,ler, nWJlbers 'by
111"111 I
Bob Borer.
tions played by Mrs. WUUam L.
the choruS will' be IOOne 'World",
Under th· general chairman... SCai"l,)brough and Mrs. George T.
by O'Hara, "When Love is Kind", Group' will', Also 'I~stall ship of Ch es Livingston, wltJr SargiBson.
LWY To' Present. .
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"Madame Jeanet·_
"Lady Be
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New Officers at
Faculty Sp~r Millard P. Rob- .Mrs.
Scarborough
received a
Ca~didat.s Good" by Gen,h.··~"',
uGlve me
" members; ~~~:
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M
inson, various
~J!;;,f.i.·h degree' in,. music education
The Voters' seMce Committee Your "T~ed Your' Poor" by Beray Meeting
class will have cbarge, of 'the
Central College, Fayette,
ot the League of Women Voters lin an4 "Old Ark's A-Moverin'" A minstrel h will f ture other activitiesplallned to,'emppa- 'Missouri, where sbe studied plano
arranged by C
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the May'meeting
of the swarth-I
size the need fortraffie ~ety.' and. organ at the Swinney Conh ~p1anne..d ,an ent e.rtaining and ,
instructive meeting for 'all civicSelections by tIle Glfls Glee
M'th ' Cl b to be held John Coleman is chairma~ of th,'s-.rvatory. She taught public
mln ded S w arthmoreans on W e d
Club
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' mus~c and served. as, organ- ' wiU inelu d e "Let's D ance.
Thursday0 evening,
May 13, at,
8 Best Slogan Contest boasf#J.g.a
nesday,' May 12, at 8 p.m., in by Howo~ and. "WhlsUe a at McCaban Hall on Harvard ave-: prize from a local garage.,Th~:·1'1t ':' (Contmued on Page 6)'
Trinity ,Church. On that evenlne Happy, Tune by Rodgers. A ftrst
Stopping Distance Demonstration
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all candidates for commltteeink# er,ader, i Tommy Smith, ~U solo nU~hairman of the minstrel coni- by the' AAA at 12: 30 Monday,
and local precinct oftlclals have WIth the Glee C;lub on Me and mittee is Mrs. James Connor. with with Bill Haynes competing wltq
been asked to come to meet their My
Bear' by Coots.
Mrs. Frank Chapman as music I Barbara Dunn for the
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~enngs by the C~mbined director. Two solo numbers will in charge of Tim' Ryerson. RyerEdward'S. LaWhorne of Media !:ir~ chp~l, gro,",ps' ~~~ be be preSented. Mrs., J. W. Love- son is also chai~an o~the' Eugene Roan, organist, and
will speak 'on, ''the iduti. of a ~a~s ,lUpple an4 Flow., ar- land will sing "Stormy Weatber," Psycho-Physical Testing tbat will ,Cau:ol Rawlings, contralto, will
cOmmitt~aD,'and Justus 3, ra'nged .by Taylor, and a ~vorite, while Dr'. William Rial will sing be carried on daily, and of the p~t a concert of sacred music
Bodley of Swarthmore wtn tell Cole Porter'!I''Begine·. the Be- .'Woman"
Home Art Show Demonstration. Sunday evening in the Presbyot the responsibilities of a pre- guine." As a separate group, the
Old "80ft Shoe"
Micbael Worth heads the Local t-;rtan Church Sanctqary. The 8
clnct official from the legal point
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One . of the highlights
of
the
Traffic
Improvement Con t e 8 t ' sored
O,clockis being
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byprogram
the church
choir. sponof view. A skit c~ncerning an
show will be the presentation of which offers a prize for the best 'M Ro
rganist f . th H
,a soft shoe dance number
the suggestion. Ed Noyes is chairman var:'
0church
e
election day will be given by Symphony Orchestra
members of the League of Wom-: "'~~"~i:-~Concert Next Week ~une of uSwanee." ~O$e who are of the Rodeo Contest for bigh ber of 1953, was previously or-,
en Vote~, under the ~ection of
'l$e SwarUunore Sympbony In the dance group. are Mrs. school drivers featuring a tropby, sanist and choirmaster of Saint
Mrs. WIlliam W. Watkins.' Tllose Orc~estra will give a concert in Walter Moir, Mrs. John Espen- for the high scorer. The daily Mary's Church in Philadelphia.
taking part ~: '.
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~e·:~ of the Players Club oi schade, Mrs. Richard Hunt, Mrs. noon-~e New car Safety Del1l- Before coming to Pblladelpbfa he
Mrs. Hallock Catnpbell, MrS. Swaalimore.' Fairview road on John Gersbach. Mrs. G. Alex onstration by ~ocal auto agencies was a student at AsburY College
Carl Barus, Mrs. Hans G. ~rei, Frid8y, May 14, at 8: 30 p.m: Un- Mills, and Mrs. Randolph Lee.
is the responsibility of John and the University of Georgia.
End .m~, ~bo, will, introduce DlQ'lim:'
Mrs. Samuel,.Gurin, ~•.. Hen.H . '.' '1Jte baton of Dr. W. ·F. G.
" , Mr. Roan ~s b'een studying
Hall, AIny Howland Mrs. John Swann the orchestra' will' pre(Contil!~ed
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The 'True-Life Wreck display under a scholarship at the CUrR
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• Hampton. Mrs. J. L. Malone, sent: the following Selections:
T
K ' ' is ih barge ~ Institute, of Music as an organ
Mrs. W811ace McCror:y, Mrs. Allan
Overture 'C»er Freischutz" by
emen'tary'
lander, "~ed ~ "'b~etinstudent of. Dr. Alexander McQ. Johnston, Mrs. Howard Sipler, Weber; Double Concerto in D
'Conference'
of the dis 1
St ~ Bo i is Curdy for the past four years.
and Mrs. Maurice L. Webster.
Minor tor Two VioHns by Bacb,
boarchat:!nan !fa!;,bIi;;. Jimw
After receiving his B.M. from
Coffee and doughnuts will be with Sylvia Kingsford and Merry
Parents who are now attendiiig
hI t dis.l''''trib ti
. d Jim Curtis this month, he plans to do
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ayes as soloists;
Concerto for th eir end-0f -.the-year conferences of .pamp
hton of
stersu on,' an
gra ua
ViolinceUo, Adagio ma non trop- at the Swarthmore Elementary Kelg
dPO th . . th b
ducting at Westminster Choir
ers
po by Dvorak, with Dr Swann as Schools, are being presented with
Parents an ed° t
In
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coopera
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BAKE SALE TONIGHT
solo1st; SymphOny No. 40 in G a
meograp
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s mg
to th 0 fullest
extent.
J,Ulli:I
w ngs. a na ve Q
TOnight, FrIday., the Junior ,Minbr, by Mozart; 8nd RakoczY areas such as emotional, social, the program
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Grand Rapids, Mich., is t4e conWoman's Club wUl bold a 'bake M&rch' (Hungarian MelodY), or- academic and physical, to guide
tralto soloist at the First Baptist
sale ,In' front of the Swarthmore chestrated by N. Cllftord Page. them in receiVIng a·thorough cov- fled Cross Offers Two
Church, Philadelphia. A stud~t'
Bank tor the beileftt. of the .
erage of their children's achieveA
. S hoI h· for the.P.St year of lUclumi'
season's' _"_'~.'
ments.
quatle e, ars,. rps, Bonelli at' the ',,"Urtis IDstitute,
w.~u...1
A_.mary' to Give ~.slcal Tea
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The sale, which Is held in the
'A' musical tea will be given by
The Ust which was compiled
The Swarthmore Branch of the she sang the lead in. ,MenOtti's'
ear?, ~rlng each year, Is, the The Women's Auxiliary to the jointly by a committee of teachers American' Red Cross, is, offering '-The Old Maid and the Thief"
prOJect of new members who have Delaware County Medical Society and parents, is being used ex- two 'sCholarships to the Aquatic and a .-ole in the premiere of'
joined the clubdurlng the past at Its flnal meeting, Thursday, perimentally andisdeslgned to School again this year.,
Hollier's ''The Story of a Mothseason. Chairmen of the sale to- May 13, at the home of Mrs. Nino meet the requests of some parents
Ellglbie Swarthmore girls and. er," presented at the Institute
night are Mrs. 30bn Tennant' and deProphetis, 110 Harvard ave- for more Speciflc infotmation and boys, 18 years or over, may ape; this spring.
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Mrs. Eugene Cunningham
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provide something. on which to ply to VIrg1nla" Rath, fttst aid
She reeeived her B.M. and.
AU typeS' Of.h~ baked .....·:TJie· music wfu ,be suPpUed by write so that it· may be more and water. sa f e t,y eha,irman,IM.M. degrees frOm. Indiana Uni~
aerts wi)J. be avallable to I'rIda:Y members of the Drexel Hill MusIc easily retained and taken home to SWarthmore '6-4808 or SWatth-· versity, Where she had a teaching
, night shoppers in the vi11aJf!.'
Club.
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D.C.• Mr. and Mrs. Max Farring- College in 1951 and his M.A. at Monday. May 3,. at Jefferson H.,.. Mr. Guenther Froebel of Drexel_
NEWS NOTES
~, 8nd, Mr. and Mrs. Cui
ton of Bethesda. Md.• and Mr. and Harvard University In ·1953, He Is
now
studying
for
his
doc.torate·1n
In! ddfliu of Park avenue. .
Mr. and Mrs. Heston B. ~- Mrs. HoUston WlIson of GeoI'lleAsIan historY aAd will spend the
Cray. Jr.• of Cornell avenue. sPent town. DeL
Parent'. Week-end for several
Mi-. and Mrs. David BIngbam of comirig year on iJ Ford Fellowship
fraternities "t Wesleyan Unlver- Princeton'
avenue will entertain In the Far East arid India.
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A June wedding Is planned.
t1ty. Middletown. Conn. Their son. at open house Sunday afternoon.
luchsrd S. Mccray, a member of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. BrodMr. and Mrs. Robert Leonard
D.K.E. fraternity. Is a senior at helld and daughter Vlrg\I\la of Ecker! of Merrimac. Mass., anWesleYan· R1chsrd. a pre-mlnls- Swarthmore avenue will be weekth Dn~."ement of their
BEAUTY SALON
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I' Swarth- nounce
_ _ Edith Sargent
terlal student d eUvered ,the ser- end gues ts a f .orme
hter e Miss
man In the Wesleyan Chapel Sun- moreans ~.:~~~. ~. 0, .Pi!;", :~rt. t~'BnsiInRobertWllUam
·MAY·.ETALS .ALl SQP;rLj"OIl ~.I'Slum '.
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W,IIi attend' Val<! tlnger, at tlieiitllrJJl' Plttwlllow..
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DivinitY-school ne,Wy e a r , · near Oxford.
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Mrs .. lUc,b.ardson of Park aVenue,
9, South Oh~telI ~ .
Miss Eekert .llIagraduate of
Marvel,· WlJscjn; Jr.,' wl)l.:spendMr. and Mrs. J; Ro~. Carroll.
Ciin·S"'Ji.rthriloNl 6-0416
the·'··~'-end' at. hIS hOme on J~:;. of North Chester road wlll ·the Walnut Hili School. Natick.
Strath Haven avenue.
entertain·· a~. ,a dinne!, p~y ~t Mass.• and Is a junior. at Wellesley.
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. Mr,,'arid Mr•. George' A: Han~ their home tOmorrow eventng.
College.' . .
Ensign'Rlchardsoii"ls it graduate
sell. Jr.• Of North .Swarthmore .,!4,rs.~. Rod~an ~cIle~.ryof
avenue wlll entertsin,. at a dinner P~rHsh' ro.ad .. will elltert!!l.n as 'of Phillips.' Academy; Andover.
party at thelT home this evening week-end guests he.... brothe~-.I~- Mass.. and Pennsylvania State
before the.. Varsity ClUb .. ShOW at law and slster.Mr. and Mrs. PhIlip University.
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Perinsylvanla limitary C9ll~ge: Reidy and'slili Michael of Wor'!'he wedding will tske piace In
•. CHA"'~ OIL
• TUNI·UP MOTOI
Guests wlll Include Gene~al and cester. M""!'., .~so .home· for' the June.
• .LUSH CCJqLING SYinM
• 10TATI TillS
• FIlAM .FlLTEI
• TUTIAnDY··
Jofrs. Edward MacMoriand.· Col. week-en,!'; w.iiI.be ,l\ViUiam and
• II£I(E UNING
• UGHTS .. WIIIN!5
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and Mr•. Clarence Starr, Mr. and Bob MoHenry of Wai;hIngton and
Mr. and' Mrs. Frank Thruston
Mr•. Francis Gallagher. and Lt. Lee'~UIilversl4.';;a~~0n?-P~ed~Y Ran.burg of Harvard avenue. anROBERT
ATZ. Owner
and Mrs.. Lawrence Ogden. :
,four college friends. They will nounce the engagement of their
RUSSELL~S SERVICE,
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Mr. and ,Mrs. H. H. Gibson. J. r .• participate In the- Drl;lxel"Wa.h- dau'ghter. Min-Ian McCahan Ransgt
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OPPOSITI!
IOIOUGH
'AIKIN.li LOT
of Elm, avenue have returned n oil an
across
burg. to. Mr. David Charles HartDrexel tomorrow.
SW 6-0440
Dartmouth' &. Lafayette Aves.
where
they
attended
.the
golden
Dr.
and
Mrs
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·Joseph
.S.
Lynch
Mrs.
Benson
B.
Hartney
and
the
from a vacation In Orlando, Fla..
ney of Bethlehem. He Is the son of
wedding aJlnlversaryof Mr. Gib- and family of Dartmouth avenue late Mr. Hartney.
son's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ham- entertained with an at home from
Miss Ransburg is a graduate of
DILICIOUS DINNERS ~ SUIT flo. TASn of EYIITONI
Ulon Gibson.
4 to 6 Sunday afternoon to meet Swarthmore High School. She will
TENDER STEAKS and CHO.S Cooked to Order
Mrs. Charles B. Howland of the families recently moved to the receive her Bachelor of Science
North Swarth more avenue was neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Richmond D. Degree In the elementary curEXCELLENT BANQUET :AND PARTY FACILITIES
guest of honor at a surprise birthriculum at West Chester Stste
In
Ith Fetheroif of Columbia avenue en- Teachers College this month,
BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH 12-1:30 P. M.
day party Monday even g w
tertalned as their dinner guests
Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Carroll. Jr .• Sunday Dr'. BeOJ'amln Dally and
Mr. Hartney will receive his
Comfortable Rooms Day or Week
Elevator
Ch
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rth
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as
hosts
Bachelor
of Science Degree at the
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of 0
es er roa
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sister Mrs. Lee Dllman of West
West Chester Stste Teachers ColMrs. H. Elliott Wells of P ark Chester.
'avenue entertslned 0 v, e rth
lege
at the same time. He Is
e Janet Bowie of South Chester
. a
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major'
In'
phYsics
and
matheweek-end her son an
au.... er- road celebrated her seventh birth- matics.
Yale &. Harvard Avenues. Swarthmore. 'a.
In-law Mr. and Mrs; William P. day by enteHaining the girls of
WALTER
E. 'AIIon. M,r.
PI. . .AIKING
Wells and children Johnily and the First Grade of Rutgers aveMrs.
Weir
Wuichet
of
Glencoe.
Wendy of Stroudsbitrg. Pa.
nue school. Mias Ruth Abbott.
Mr. and. Mrs. Sewell W. Hodge teacher. at a picnic supper at her m.. has announced the engagement of her daughter. MlS3
of Ogden' avenue en:tertiuned as home Thursday afternoon.
their week-end guest Mrs. F. F.
Lt. Comdr. James H. Connor Eugenle Wuichet. to· Dr. John
arid: Mrs.. Connor of Fairview road William Greene. Jr.. son of Mr.
Wing of Colorado Springs. CQlo.
Mr; Roger M. Wood of Strath are entertaining as their house and Mrs. Greene of Mt. Lefiarion.
presents
Haven avenue will motor with gilests. for a week Lt. and Mrs. . Miss Witlchet. a graduate of
friends to Williamsburg. Va., for L. L. Junod. and small daughter Western College. Oxford. Ohio
has been living with her sister.
Fralices of Newport, R.I.
a week-end of sight-seeing.
Mr. and Mrs. John Yingling and' ,. Mr....nd Mrs. George Woelfel of Mrs. Robert L. Wells, of North
daughters Ann. June. and Molly College avenue are ntertainlng Princeton avenue.
Dr. Greene. a graduate of the
of Academy road,will leave the as their house guest this week.
latter part of May to. make their Mrs. Lawrence B.
oelfel of Unlver$lty of Pittshlll"gh.' and the
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home In Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Webster Grove. ne' St. Louis. UniversitY of Pennsylvania School
2:30 P.M.
8:00 P.M.
of Medi~il>e. Is a resident at UniYlngllng Is with Aviation Gas Mo.
versity
.HoSplts).
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Turbine Division of Westinghouse
Mr. Robert Piper
AlbuquerElectric Corporation which is que. N. M.. visited Is mother.
SPRINGFIELD MEMORIAL PARK
BIRTHS
Mrs. Henry A. Pi
transferring to Kansas City.'
of North
(West Springfield Road)
Peggy Carroll. six and a half Chester road last w
and
Mrs.
George
Andrews
Mr.
year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hay, Jr' J of Cambridge, Mass., ~~
Children 75c (tax; Included) Adults $1.35
J_ Roy C8rrQ'll,J.... of North
ENGAGEMENTS
formerly
of
Swaltbmore,
are
reCheiter road Is recuperating at

.1Il~~:I~dP8i'eilts

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'. CHECK- ,your CAR for SPRING
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HUNT BROSe CIRCUS·

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PETER E. TOLD, lIIAlUOBIE T4 loD, l'UBLlSBERS
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LETTEIS rOrHI IDITOl headq~ in Phliadelphla,. then
Man's real spiritual ststus as
telephoned back to say ~
the perfect Image and likeness of
When 111M" Strike.
was in readiness for Paul's
God, not subject to'sin or other To the EdItor:
fusion following surgery. ThE! cost
weakness. will be emphasized at
Through the war years, Paul' of procwng the blood a very
Christian Science services Sun- and I gave blood regularly nominal sum-was all we paid.
day. when the subject of the through the Red .cr.oss for the Otherwise it would have been $50
Lesson-Sennon Is "Adain and men In service, But not until lasf; a. plntl
Fallen Man."
IJ'lnt~y, When Paul needed bloOd On1y",thOBe who have bali per_
The following passages will be following an operation, did .we sona! eXperience can fuib" !IPpre_
read from the Bible: "And God realize the full value of the Blood pate the. worth and imPDl1&nce
said, Let US make man In our Mobile to folks at home.
. : of the Red Cross Blood ,M9b1Ie•
Image. after our likeness ••• So
We have expressed our appre~ It·1s really.a valuable aervlce, and
God created man hi' his own elation to Mrs•. Leslie Wetlaufer I do hope all th.- who can will
Image. in the Image of God ere- and the local CODJJnittee' but· with' turn out nen, Thursday at the
aled he him: male and female the Blood MOblle ~ to Woman's Club, and do their bit.
created he them." (Genesis 1.:,28 Swarthlnol-e nextweei<, ~ would
Gr.o~.
to 27.)
to emphasize again the value
PEGGY ZECHER
All are Invited to attend the of this service when "llIness
services at 11 &.1n.• FIrst Ch"-".
strikes.
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. a ce 1» Clrk'~
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of Christ. Scientist, on Park aveIt took jWlt one tel,...,ho.ne.. eall '
nu...
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to Mrs. WeUaufer (a very hrief
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one at that) to make all arrange-:
METHODIST NOTES
ments.
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old I
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She took my' __
........uest. called
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ridl!Y.
8 pm.,
Ute
Official
Board
willatmeet
in the
chapel'of the church.

TO~I~J)~.~~~r~::~
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Lorene McCarter
Entered as Second Class Matter. Janu~ry 24. 1929. at th~-P;;'t
Office at Swarthmore. Pa., under thF Act of March 3. 1879.'
DEADLINE-WEDNESD",Y NOON
,
SWARTHMOBE. PENNA., HAY 7. 19K
evening. All friends are cor.dlally

invited.
The Christian Education Commlttee and the Church School
Cabinet will· have a combined
meeting on Monday evening at 8
at the hQme or Mr. and Mrs.
Schott, 15 Benjamin West avenue.
The Board ot Trustees will
eet, in tbe ""
m
noman•s. AssoclaUon
room at 7:30.on Tuesday.evenlng.
The Woman's Assoelation Executive Board will meet at· 10: 30
Wt;dnesday morning. Devotions
for the Woman's Association
meeting will be held In the chur.ch
tion ~oom. l'he officers Ilf the at 12 followed by a luncheon in
Morning worship on Sunday
Woman's Association and
Cirwill be in bs
McCahan Hall at 12: 30 which
' 0 ervance of Mothers'
cle chairmen will be the special will be' served by CirCle 9. A dra- Day. Mothers of the coDgregaguests.
.
.. ' mattc biennial summation by the tion Who will' be ·tsktng partin
The Senior High Choir will re- circles will be held at the meet- the service are Mrs. Alton P.
hearse at 5 p.m.. Sunday. The Itig. . .
Smith. leading the Prayer of
Senior High Fellowship will meet
Registration for Dally Vacation Confession; Mrs. James H. Confor supper at 6:30. ·At 7:15 a Church. School will 0..' held iii nor,leadlng the Responsive Readpanel of young people from the the church school omce on Sun- Ing; Mrs. Charles F. Seymour.
"'vlng the Lesson from the ScripFellowship· wil.1 discuss "Stan-. day. May 30. and Sunday, June eodards In noting,",
6. The school will be beld in the ture; Mrs. John H. Pilmari. PrayThe Young Adults Group will Presbyterian Church from 9:30 er and Choral Response. Mr. Kulp
meet for supper at 6: 30 and will to
3
will use as his sermon subject
11:
0
am.
aisrting
June
21
"Mother's
Home."
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go to the concert of Sacred Music and ending July ,2. Mrs. Charles
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which Is being given in the church C. Hoover will hi! the director of
Ushers for· Sunday'. . seivice
at 8.
the school.
will be Charles Grier, Theodore
Eugene . Roan, orgatrlst. and' The choir rehearsals on Thurs- Haddad. George Shubert, Edwar.d
Carol Rawlings. contralto. of the day will be as follows: The Cher- Alston. William C. Collenberg
Curtis Institute of Music will give ub Choir at 3:30. the Westmlnster and John Corke. Nursery for the
a concert of sacred mualc in the Choir at ~. and the Chsncel Choir children will be supervised by
church sanctuary at 8 Sunday at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Alfred Williams. Mrs. S. W.
,
Johnson. Mrs. Lloyd Kauffman,
-'--and
Mrs. Wesley France.': '
CHURCH SERVICES
TRINITY NOTES

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Mr. and Mrs. Marvel WilSon of
Strath Haven avenue will entertain at a cocktail party from 4:30
to 7 tomorrow' afternoon. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson will entertain as their
week-end 'guests Admiral arid
Mrs. 'J. L.' Pratt
'Washlngto~;"

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"Yictoria Regina"
It, Laere.ce HOIIsmae

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Diledoi"

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LLOYl) E. KAUFFMAN
SlI Dartmo\lth Avenue
Swa:rUimore 6-2080
Sj]issCRrPnONS
FOR ALL
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Broad Horiion Ranch COLLEGE THEATRE
MUNCY VALLEY. PENNA.
(Near Eaglesmere)

Boys 8 to 16 years

June 26 to August 21

The Swarthmore
Players Club

Mr. and· Mrs. Louis deMoll of
Moylan announce the hirth of
theirtbIM chlld and first son,
Christopher, who weighed eight
pounds. one ounce when' boni

(Full or Half Season)·
• Horseback Riding Opt.)
(Western Style)
• Small Enrollment
• Home Interviews
(if desired)
,
• Beaptlful Mountain
Lakes
.
• Altltwde 2100 fee.
~ No mOSCI.ltoes
• 35 years ezperience

For Information Write

,CHARLES M. FYFE
315 N. Mo_ St.. Medl.
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We WILL Get 'Your Clothes
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JUDGE FOR YOURSELF

8 pounds washecl-l5c
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LAUNDROMAT
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Bob and
Buck, owners
504 Baltimore Pike 'lust east of Suer Ave.)
Springfield. 'a.
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'Swarthmore Fire House
May 20th - 21st - 22nd
Working Members of the
Pennsylvania Association for the Blind
Delaware County Chapter Will Have

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SpoetorN Iy

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Third Annual.

friday 10 A. M~ to 4:OQ P. M. (Opee till 8)
Satwrday10 A. M. to 4 P. M.

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BREAKING ALL

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RECORDS!
HIS LATEST
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celvlngof congratulations
uponMills
the
birth
a daughter. Jennie
Hay. on April 22.
The grandparents are ·Mr. and
Mrs., Hay. of Harvard avenue. The
baby Is named for her great-.
grandmother Mrs. John E. Weeks
of Portland, Ore.

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Saturday, May 8, 1954

her home following a tonsiUecMrs. Lucy Norvell Knapp of
tOIDy In Bryn Mawr Hospital. Bronxville. N.Y.. has announced
the engagement of her daughter.
FrI~. Wllllam H. Thatcher pf Miss' IDoise Norvell Knapp. to
College avenue' returned home Mr. Stephen ~. Hay" son ot Mr.
!4Qnday following a 10-d~y vlsW ,and Mrs. Edward ·N. Hay of
• with her' son-In-law and daugh-9g!len avenue.
ter Mr. and Mr$.. Willlam n.. Mc- ·Miss Knapp is a.daughter also
Inroy and daughters, Patsy. Tru- of Mr. G. Prather Knapp of Forest
die and Margy of Canton:
Hilis, N.Y. She· w!'" graduated
Mrs .. Joseph E. Padgett. with frQm Elmira College·.and received
her Infant son Jay. is vIsltlng her master's degree from Rad-.
her parents Mr. and Mrs. George clltre, College wJ>ere$he Is now
F. Dunn of Dickinson avenite a teaching falloy/_
will she joins Mr. Padtett"1n
!\fr. Hay, who is a member of
Cincinnati. Ohio where he Is noW" the Telluride AssOciation. attend~
ed beep Springs "College in Caii~
lOcated with Kett Corporation.
. . During t h
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Mrs. Edith Hendrickson of the fomla.
e war
he. serv""
Swarthmore apartments enter- as 'an enlisted .man and ~ lieu-.
talned at' a luncheon-bridge at tenant iD the U. S. Infantry. He
Strath Haven IDn WedneSday.
received his B.A. at Swarthmore

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G:
Rosalie Pelrsol
Marjorie Told '/

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PRES_nEllAN. NOTE$
The title of Mr. Bishop's ..nnon
at the 9:30 and the 11 o'clock
servlce$ Sunday will be "Abiding
Joy.'"
All departments of the Church
School and the Men's Bible Class
w III mee t at 9:30. Th'e SenIor Hi",.
~"
Bible Class will meet at 10:45 and
the rest of the Church School
classes will be he'Id during' the 1'1
a.m. church service. The Women's
Bible C~ will meet at 9:45.
There will be a' colfee hour
immediately following ,the second
service In the Woman's ASIIocla-

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCI! NOTES

THE .SWARTllMpREAN

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swARTilMOREAN,

MOTHER most?

Housecoats?
Pajamas?
Nightgowns?
. Slips?
Hosiery?
Blouses?
Mixmates?
Jewelry?

Oli, we'~e a HOST of suggestions that
than delight, in "Remembering Mother"!

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00B1'8 will be a& ~'""' service
OD JIIIQt' 13, to ehaatrear ~ou to
BI..... DoDora' Day. CaD 8W .-

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May 7,1954,

mE SWARTIIMOREAN
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Legion Auxiliar.y
. Conshohocken Wins I '.
4-2 in Ninth Ip nin9
To Meet Monday

City Planning Series
Concludes On Sunday,

The Garnet baseball. team
EdmWld N. Bacon,' executive
threw a real scare into· the director, City Planning Comwsleague _ leading .Conshohocken
sion of Philadelphia, will present
Bears Monday when they jumped
tbe tlnal lecture in the series on
off to a 2-0 lead' in th.e first
"City and Citizen" at Swarthmore
~nning. It looked IJ.Ite -a real
pollege on SWldsy evening, May
upset Wltll the visitors tied the
score at 2-2 in the fourth inning. 9, at 8: 15 p.m.
The topic of Mr. Bacon's adThe fielding, pitching. and hit- dress will be "The Relationship
ting showed great improvement
Between ArchiteCtUre and City
over previous games 'and as the
,
game wore on. hopes were high. Planning."
This; -series,- which 'has" dealt
Although George Allison was
very effective most of the game; with the objectives of city· planit was the unsteady moments thilt ning and the practical.' prohiems
,,'
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proved his downfall. His .few involved. 'now ~ to ~he actual
walks. aided by teammate errOl'S; architecture of the city and its
• SITE SELEqioN
sent twa more rW1S across in the relationship to the over-all plans.
• J)ESIQN .(:ONSULTATION
ninth Inning which turned out to In presenting this Series the WilUam J. Cooper Foundation and
CONSTRUCTION
mean the ball game.
tbe departments of economics,
Visiting pitcher Graham ap- fine arts. and' poUtical science of
'. RE.6:S0NAsLe· COSTS .- .
peared to be too. much for the Swarthmore College have aton
local batsmen as he was able· to tempted to relate the responsi"Third Generation Builders"
Wednesday Evening scatter hits effectively through- billtles ot the individual to the
oat the game... ·Amazing as It may planning that will best insure
MAY 12th AT 8 O'CLOCK
soWld. the homesters out-hit the the intelligent use at materiala
at Trinity Church
Bears 9-2. Mark Baker·s· single and resources.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
scored
Terry Delmuth and George
Vote,.'
S.rvlc.
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Itte.
of
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'HONES
• A11IsQn with. Swarthmore'sanly
Swar".oro
SW 6-3450
Wo ••• Vo~..
Wins four Straight
runs.
.sW 6-3451
yesterday the tei'm traveled to
'The baseball team of the
Glen-~or to start the' second half Swarthmore JWlior High School
SSSSSS'
is SSSSLLSSSSSSSS $
iiSSSSSSS' SSS'SSSSSS""
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of the league with promises' to is now on a victory streak ot
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Garnet will travel to Lansdowne it has de f eat e d,in order,
for another battle Monday.
Smedley Junior High, Folcroft,
11
the Juulor Varsity. and Folcroft.
Mr. and Mrs. 'LaRue Hendr!xRemaining games on the schedson of North Chester road spent ule '!!':l"< ...Lansdowne. away. May
the week-end ·In Northampton, 11; Nether Providence. :home. May
Mass.. and attended Father's Day
,
21; '. Springfield; away, May 25.
at Smith College where their and .the Junior Varsity. May 28.
daughter Claire Is a sophomore.
Members at the teatn are:
James' Bruce. Dick Coles. Kenny: Crowthers, Harry Habbersett,
Bill
HIll, George Kroon, Raymond
CO-ED BEAUTY
Lassiat. Ed Noyes. Jim' Pappas."
Mark., Plafker.Fred Schwartz.
SALON
Tad Ritzinger. Dave Thomas.
Harry Tarr•. Charlie Wentz. Paul
Closed VVednesdayo
'n .- .
Willis. Barry Wright, and Drew
Open Thursday Nigh,.
Wagnon, manager.
Members of the Swarthmore
Legion AuxiUary will convene
Monday. May 10, for a 1 o'clock
dessert meeting at the home of
Mrs. Howard Hopson. 218 Rutgers avenue. Mrs.' J. H. Jessup
will be the co-hostess.
On 'the agenda will be completion of plans for the pOppy campaign. and a consideration of
general business. The group will
also discuss a questionnaire conceinin~ the "Key to Peace" by
Clarence Mamion. Thi~ book has
been reviewed for the auxiliary
by Mrs. Oscar Gilcreest.

WHEN

YOU

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.CONSIDERBESALE VALUE
Consult" Us Withlouf'" Obligation
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Meet Your Candidates

'HORACE .A. REEVES'

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Loca,l ,man ,w~n't open pay envelope
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Elm. avenue will entertain as her
week-end guest Mis. Harriet Wil_
son at Providence. R.I.

envelop.e into the bank un-

opened every week. When he's safely i~ide he opens it and
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May 7, 1954

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deposits 10% of his earnings in his growing savings account_
He says that's the only way he can be SURE ha'il get a share of
what he earns_ If ~e spends all he. ma~es, he claims he's just

Choral Organizations
'" ,Concert Tonight

Speak atLIY Meeting Gir~c~:~::d ~:ms~s:e,,~!.s

Hyde, Mangone'to DOls'cu' SS
.
Issues facing
Congress .
Two congressional candidates
will be. iDest ope8kers at the
annual.box lWlCh meeting of the
Swarthmore League of Women
Voters ~o be held FrIday. May
14, .a~ 1 p.m., at Whittier House
on the COllege campus.
Harry Hyde Jr.. Independent
RepubUcan candidate, and Gerard
Independent Democralic candidate. will dillCU8S the
problems facing the current Congress.

he sho~ld get the first cut. Once a pay en(Velope is opened
these days the money evaporates like snow on a hot stove_

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is well up into four figures right now_ Does that give you any
ideas?

In 'Mlkada'

be held tomorrow. Saturday. May'
, s nct chairman tor the
8, 'from 1 to 5 p.rn. at the school one-day fund !1ri'1e for Children's
premtses on Rose Valley road. Hospital. Philadelphia, reports
Orlgin,,1ly started. as a' sale that ·$785.~6. was' collected in the
ot plants raised by the chil- tour.communlty area of IIwartbdren in 1948. ~e May FSJr bas more, Wallingford, Media. Springexpand~ in the' interveirlng deld. on :DJIisy Day, ,May 1. MrII.
years, until noY( it'ls a
Jones commended the high school
tlve affair enUsting' the . setVlCes girls who gave their time to the
not only of the children but'-of cause on Saturday.
the' faculty and teachers as well
This ',district collected the largand now ofters' in addition to the' est amount In .the. rub.ur"•." 'area,'

Bah in the Savoy Company's presentation. of. the "MIkado" next
Friday apd Saturday. May 14 and'
;15. In Philadelphia..

to;~e :~~I~~~':"~~~ey:W;~~ I av:n:~J:u~~r1ght Jones of Ehn Pl:::~;::esth~tp!7~":

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slate of omcers for 1954-55 were
Mrs. John Delaplaine. chairman.
Mrs.. Raymond It. Denworlh, and
Mrs. LeRoy Peterson.
In addition. to election ot omcers the group will adopt a budget
for the year and discuss what
phase of Swarthmore government the League will study durjng the coming year. There will
be a dis c u s s Ion of League
flminces.
Convention Report
. Mrs. J. Burriss West. who has
recently retqrned from. tpe . nlltional convention of the League
of Women Voters held In Denver.
Colo.. will give a report of the
convention.·
. Members will bring their OWl).
box lunch. Mrs. Hans Borei ot
Rutgers avenue will provide coffee tor the group,
The'sillimil 'meeting of the
Council of Leagnes of Delawa~:
County will be held on May 27
at the Media Woman's Club,

of Swell... ·
The eighth grade Boys Sextet
providing a group of numbers'
"Girl of My Dreams,tl uGrand~
father's ClOCk." "That's Where My.
Money Goes," and "Street Urchins Medley!' (Members' of this
grOUP Include Jack Calhoun.
Peter Campbell, John Fischer
.Palmer Skoglund,' Robert Watkin~
and Edward Payne.)
.
The Moderns.
singing a medl~y
of novelty numbers.
The combined choruses will
.conclude the program' wit h
"Choral Procession" from liThe
Song of Man" by Kountz;
Proceeds from the concert will
go towards the Music Scholarship
and for additional choral robes.

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Set up as a home';style entertaloment with outdoor recreation
for .the whole family. the cOmlJIned forces will have this year
a real
country auction a. an add- e
e
ed
attraction
Ov'
.
§
er-all chalrm'!Jl of the FaIi'
is Mrs, John Dickey of Rose ~
~~~en ·~ngbe Mrhesr. paaSSuitstinFo.xg _~ .

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The Boys Quartette. including handwork; Mrs. James Delano ot"
Allen Baughn. Peter Bloom, John Chester road,. plant sale; Mrs.
Conard, and Tim Ryerson. singing Fred Skilhnan' of Moylan. in
"Mosquitos" and Sprln~ime";
,charge of children'~ amusements·
The Quintet consisting of Gall Mrs. Harry Milliken, also of MOY~
Bauer. Racheal Baughn. Bill Ian. clothesline exhibit, and Mnr.
Haynes. Ken Riddle and Karl Charles Van Dusen of Media, reThomas rendering a novelty num- freshments.
ber called "Tabby the Cat". arranged and accompanied by AdelMiss Nancy Hoot of Lafay~tte
aide Sadler;
avenue will entertain at a lWlCh';
Mandell Much and Bev Crowth. eon for'eight tomorrow In' honor
er. duet singing "We're a Couple' ot Mrs. Donald Ormsby of· Ches~

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Yar,slty Club~ake. S!!I1e
'FRIDAY, MAY 14

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sented the folloWing slate of omcers for election:
lPresldent Mrs. Thomas G.
Casey; First Vice-President Mrs.
Hallock
Campbell;
Recording
Secretary Mrs. WIlUam Cope;
Directors Mrs, .Phi11Ip Allen Jr.
and Mrs. William C. McDermott;
and nominating committee Mrs.
H. Mather Lippincott. chairman,
and Mrs. Roger Russell.
Members of the nominating
committee that subm~tted the

Leaoue Elec:liom Scheduled

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coopera-

. All members are urged to at..
tend the annual meeting,' which
will tollow the lWlcheon, starting at approximately 2 p.m. Electlonof omcers' for the coming
year will take place and the annual
reports ~mmi~
will be given. ThQ
nominating
has pre-

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ROSE VAI.LeY SCHOOL
DAISY DA.,Y IRINGS $785
MAY,FAIR TOMORROW FOR CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

Frank R.. ~rey: supervising
pr!nclpal. William Bush, high
schoolprin'clpal. Thomas Boyle.
elementary school prinCipal, Millard Robinso.n, Walter Hall. Russell
Snyder. Henry Hofmann, Robert
Holm, and Fred Yocum.
The traditional medley, writ' ten1
produced and SWlg by' the Boy's
Chorus, will be presented just before the finale.
.
The ensembles and the numbers
lows: to be presented are as fol-

Did you kn9w that the Co-operative Movl!l!'ent is'atworkon'
some of. our biggest national
problems induding health
rand housing? There ere Cooperative H.elth. Sch~mes in
many areas,i!!c:ticli~g '. group'
medical plans. Right .,\lere in the
Philadelphia ·~rea t/iere is
Cooperative" Optical "S.ervice
as well as. a Cooperative.· Dental Service; Further infoinietion.·
can be secured' at the Swaithmore Co-op. across from Boro
Hall.

working. for other people. He earns the money, '50 .he figures

a
Grand Night for Singing." "JWle
is Bustin· out .all Over." written
by Ro<!g~rs, '.'Welcome. Sweet
~SecPrin~lfe'" ,by Rubenstein and
ret Love" with a 8010 by
ThomaS Goldmeyer.
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by nine members of the' male
·faculty. will smg "onward Chrlstian Soldiers", and "Nothing Like
a D.ame,"· written by Richard
Rodgers. The c,ooperatlve nine

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Spring ·Brings Girl. .
tar Board, women's uational honSet for 12:30 Tuesday .. Scouts Out-of.Doors
Julie Lange, Cedsr lane, a junior or soc:lety which tecOllDlzes lI'holat Swarthmore College, was re- arshlp and service.
(Continued from Page 1)
Swarthmore .Glrl SCouts have
emtly elected to membership. ill, /o'-l.Tulle,an English literature mabeen taking advantage of these
jor, Is" a member of Student 1st In the First Baptist Church spring
days to complete work on
LAWNMOWERSI
'Councll and the Women's Student In Macon, Mo.
SHAIPEN&D AND UPAIIED
ernment Association. She baa . Belmoving to Swarthmore second-class requIrements, "OutFret Pfck.Up ond D.II.,."
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participated in numerous plays In 1951, Mrs. Scarborough was
.·puton· by the students and Is a substitute 0 r g a n [ s t ~ two
member ot· the women's hockey
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churches in Waynesboro, a.

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Dinner $2.00
Served I to 2:30

Harvard & Rutgers Aves.
ReserVations: Call SW 6-9728

Mrs. Sarglsson Is a graduate of
MacAlester College and has an
A.M. degree in music from New
York University. She taught music for 13 years in New Rochelle,
N. Y., and studied plano with
Modena Scovlll. in New York. At
present she Is minister ot music
at the Ridley Park Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Paul R. Hertel and Mrs.
Charles W. Lukens are in charge
of the luncheon. elub. members
should telephone reservations to
Mrs. Norman B. Jones, SWarthmore 6-2147, before May 8.

"I saw it· in the. Swarthmorean."

_You n ••cI"'lgo prospecllng
OUR GOLDEN'
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decided at its April lllst meeting, the Swarthmo~-Schoot'Board
on Wednesday evening rescinded
ita form er action and unanimousdoor Cook" and 41Tree" badges~
l;y passed a motion to proceed
On Monday, April 26, IIfth grade with this addition to the orig1na1
College avenue troop 269 held contract at the $700 cost estimate
a cook-out In Smedley Park. :n>ey .submitted by Property Chairman
enjoyed a treasure hunt and an Samuel T. Carpenter two weeks
hour of baseball. They were ac- ago. It was reported. that Allan
companied by Mrs. Henry Pelrsol, C. WOOd, president of the SwarthMrs. F. G. Forwood, and by Mrs. more 'Property Owners A8socIaG. Wills Brodhe\ld, who Is TrOOp tion, who at firIIt questioned the
Committee chairman. In addition amount of the expenditure, had
to other badges earned this year, checked specifications and job site
each girl In this troop wfll receive and agreed to the new procedure
her second' class. and hospltallty in view ot plumbing and fixture
badges.
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requl.rerilents.
On .Monday, May 3, Troop No.
The action came in a short
83, Fifth Grade Rutgers Av.enue, fonnal meeting whlch preceded
held a fire-building drtll. At one an_informative session with board
time tJ:1ere were 11 fires, .Ilolng .m~bers and elementary ,sChool
and the afternoon was pro- faculty at the Yale avenue home
nOUDced a complete suc~ _~?,'. qf Supervising PrIncIpal Frank R,
Troop Leaders Mrs. Jal'!'et; '('!':- ~rey.
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To Show Slides
(Rutgers Avenue, held the .lI,rl;t ..ol '.
-three cook-outs In Smedlel;;Yark 'One week from tonight, FrIday
0'1. MOnday. The three patrola ll!YlIDing, May 14, Mr. and Mrs.
!~l take. turns at ftre-bulldlhg, Willard Tomlinson wfll show their
'c!boklng and clean-up, Troop unique collection of color· slides
Leaders Mrs.. Victor Haworth and of Quaker Meetiughouses. The
Mrs. William McDermott report showing wfll be 'held in Whittier
that next Monday in addition to House at 7: 45.
the cook-out the girls will visit
The slides will IIiclude views
the Tyler Arboretum.
of the meeting house that has been
in two states, the oldest frame
MOTHERS TO GIVE
meeting house in the United
SPRING DANCE States, the meeting houses of John
Decorations which will Include Woolman, Elias Hicks and Rufus
the loveliest· of local fiowers and Jones, the smallest meeting house,
some surprise entertainment will the one farthest south, and many
feature the spring dance of the others.
All FrIends and all other interSwarthmore Mother's Club to be
ested
persons are cordially inheld Saturday evening, May 15,
from 9 'til 1 p.m. at the S.warth- vited to attend.
more Woman's Club.
NAMED MODERATOR
Mrs. J. Harold Dumm is committee chairman. Serving as door . Alfred H. Williams of Wallingcommittee chairman will be Mrs. ford, president ot the Federal
Roland Coit, while Mrs. Thorbahn Reserve Bank of PhiladelphIa,
wfll . have charge ot decorations. wfll serve as moderator for the
Mrs. Charles Rldewood .and.i..Mr& .. P.!t"el . 4Jsc
.' ussion byslx of Penn,lJaymond Hood' Jt-wfll lie. ~~ ~Vaidk'B le8dbig -Industtlalists'
:charge of the retresbments;'
.. , 'at tne Pennsylvruna 'Bankers AsPrice Dowdy's orchestra will soclation Annual Convention on
furnish the music for the dance, Monday, May 24. The four-day
which promises to be one of the convention wfll be held in Atlanhighlights ot the clf:1b year.
tic City MaY 23-26.

TRY IT 30
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May 7,1954

Minstrel Show Billed
For Mothers Thursday

Woman's Club Notes

On Tuesday, Mey 11, at 12: 30
(Continued from page 1)
p.m.. the annual meeting and
. the various acts In the show, are spriDg luncheon wfll be held at
)4rs. Norman Weeks and Mrs. the club house.;Telephone reseru __' - vatioM before May 8 to Mrs. NorPeter E. Coste. Mrs.;fohn .....uAU;T
will be the Interlocutor, while man B. Jones, SWarthmore
Mrs. John Patterson wfll give a 8-1247.
monologue.
The Junior_ Woman's Club will
Mrs. Alfred Mangela wfll. be I bold a mother and daughter dinIn charge of properties, end Mrs. ner at the Strath Haven Inn at
Lawrence Conwell wfll have 8:80 p.m. on May 11. The new
charge of make-up. Mrs. O. W, ofllcerSwfll be installed.
Greenwood will serve as prompter.
',r·here wfll be a meeting and
App..,m,g ill the chorus wfll tea ot the art department, Mabel
be the following members: the Talley, chairman, on· 'thursday,
Mesdames Merion Lomax. G. Alex May 13, at :& p.m., at the home
J4llls, Robert VanRavenswaay, J. of Mrs. Harold R. Goodwin, Rose p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;=;;;;;;=::;;~
VI LoVeland, BroOks Bunting, Valley road, Moylan. Mrs. GoodWilliam Harrtson, Joseph Honer, win will Show pictures and tell
$650 MONTHLY
John Kleinz, Harvey Angstadt,· ot her recent trip to the Hawaiian
Startfnv lalary for 2 elllcutfv..type
Paul Brown, Howard Smith; Is=lan.:::::ds.::.:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
salesmen to represent lor9. Eos","
Frank Sterrett, Jack Fitch, H. W.
corporot[on. No hoval. Sal.,
McCallister,
Richard
Turner, sponcfu,g' secretary; Mrs.· David •Rnanclal
.,.,tance and ability d ..i~. estab-David Field, Chandler Rozear, Speers, treasurer; Mrs. Edward lI,heel , ..ldent, 2S-4O years old, marJames J. Lynn, John Gersbaoh, Cornelius, hospitality chairman; ried. capabl. of anuminQ fesponslbllLawrence Conwen. John Fran- Mrs.
Pfelfer, membership ftfes. In feq ••stinV tnt,",... plea••
cis, William Fischer, Leo
Mrs. - Heinz Heine- I"dude btlef personal history.. all
shall, Roland Colt, and
chairman; Mrs. topllo. co.Rd..
Ou. sal.sm.. h•••
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RIal. Cant!leUght Ceremon.v
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IMno with a toaster, grill, vacuum cleaner, Or
deep-fat frpr to help wHh everyday hou.1
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71 st Anniversary. Sale

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of Spectacles and Eye Glasses

"AIn't She Sweet?", "Enjoy
Yourself," "Swing LoW Sweet
Charlot," "Shortnen Bread," and
"Good Night. Ladies."
A new note wfll be added when
for the first time there wfll hi!
a candlelight ceremony .to Install
the new officers. Annual reports
will be presented by the following board members:
Mrs. William §pencer, corre-

"'Let"s Eat. Outdoors"'
with
Best Foods Pr~dilC~ts

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Claire Hendrixson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. it. Hendrtxson
ot North Chester road and a
sophomore at Smith College, was
recentl;y elected vice-president of
Elm, her college dormitory.
. Jim Wolt, a student at Davis
and Elkins College, spent his
spring· vacation last week In
Miami, Fla., with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy T. Wolt of Park
avenue.
. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R.
Lang of Maple avenue returned
Tuesday on the Queen Mary from
il six-week trip to Europe. They
visited ltal;y, Austria, Switzerland,
France. an4 J;,ondon, England.

2 cans

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May 7,1954
MRS. FRANK GRiER
Mrs. Frank Grier, the mother
of Charles H. Grier of Dartmouth
avenue, died Monday morning
following a ,five-month Illness.
She was 18.
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survived by another son, Llndwood Grier of East Gftenvl1le, a
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Rosenberger of Quakertown, and seven
'grandchildren, including Charles
Jr., Sara Beth and Jeannette
Grier of Swarthmore.
Services and. Interment will be
held today (Friday) at 2 p.m. In
Pennsburg,
With the foods she likes at

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Social Security lenefits

ON 'MC BOARD
In the reorganization of' the
board of trustees of the Pennsylvania Military Colle,e, Clarence
L. Conner, Wallin8ford, was elected secretary. and Clarence H.
Thayer. also of Wallingford. was
elected a vice-president.
Other local members of the
board are WJlllam Craemer of
Harvard avenue, and Dr. Newton
A. Wyman of Wa1lingford. Among
local memberS of the ad'V!sory board are John G. Pew of·
Moylan, and Lt. Col. Stanton S.
vonGrabill of Ph""nIx, Ariz., formerly of Swarthmore.
Among committee appointees
are Executive conimittee, .Mr.
Conner, ~halrman, Mr. Pew and
Mr. Thayer; Milltary Committee,
Mr. Craemer; ScholarshJp commJttee, Dr. Wyman.

"How to Estimate Social Security Payments for You and Your
Family." is the title of a new leaflet announced by Herbert W.
Gruber, manager of the Social
Security omce, Chester. Free
. May Graduate
copies may be obtained by writAlvah Wood Stuart, Jr., son of
ing for leanet number 3D, at the Mr. and Mrs. Stuart. Sr., of VasChester omce.
sar avenue, will graduate With
the 1964 Senior Class at Missouri
Valley College, Marshall.· Mo,
Stuart Will receive an· A.B. Degree
in English :at the graduation' ceremony May 30.
..
.
While at Missouri Valley Stuart
was active in the Sigma Nu Social
Formerly
Fraternity, director of Inter~
CARNS
muralS, 'and varioUs other campus
activities.
650 Baltimore Pike

DiLuzio and Sons'
Florist

All Itlul Mother'. ,l?"1 GIft
,
wirh purchase

FREE '15.00
orman:

1 Pair First Qua1ity Pull Pashioned
Virglnla Lee

NYLONS

Springfie.ld, Del. Co.. ~a.
SWartilmare 6·0450

Mr. and Mrs. Sewell W. Hodge
of Ogden avenue will entertain as
their week-end guest Mrs. Richard Beckett of Dover. Del,

0,. •• A.M. to 6 P.M.

Choice of 15·51 or 15-60 Luxury Sheer in
2 colors, Taupe or Beige, and 6 sizes.
Made wirh 100% Dupont Nylon

.STEAKS

Sirloin
T·Bone
Ponerhouse

37c
Ab 59c

Square Cut Shoulders Veal
Shoulder Veal Chops

u. S.

Choice - Oven Ready

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Mrs. Charles S. Christie will
arrive Monday to visit with her
daughter Mrs. Walter C. Giles
and family of Rutgers avenue
until July. Mrs. Christie has been
spending the past month visiting
anothe!' daughter Mrs. V. H. Zahn
of New York City..
Dr. and Mrs. Walter N. Moh'
and daughters Jinnie and Joan
of South Chester road 'Will be
week-end guests· of Mrs. Cora
Moir and daught~rs of Cape,J\lay
Court House, N..J.

79c

Ib

Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. Enders
and Mes. Frances Enders of Elm
avenue have been entertaining as
their house guests for 10. days.
Mrs. Raymond Stockwell, her
daughter, Mrs. John Elder, and
chfidren J obnnie and Susan of
San Be~ardlno, Calif; Mrs. Stock_
well is the d8ughter. of Mrs.
Enders, Sr.
..
Donald MacElwee of 1141. Holy_
9 ke place. Is captsln of theffesh_
man lacrosse team of Princeton
University, which defeated the
freshman lacrosse team of the
University of Pennsylvania With
a score of 23-0 in PhJladelphia
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Edgar Campbell, formerly
of Swarthmore, is now at the McNeal Convalescent Home on Baltimore Pike, Chester Heights.
Miss Ruth Trauger, former
teacher· at both Rutgers avenue
and College avenue schoola, has
been appointed one of two Supervisors of Elementsry Schools
of Bristol TownShip. MISs Trau_
ger was released from classroom
teaching to assume her new duties
on April 1.
114r. and Mrs' "
H· F Brown o'•
North Chester road will leave to.
day for a IO.day vacation in Hot
Springs, Va. During their absence
their home will be occupied by
their son - in _ law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Douglass.
Mr. Douglass has been transferr_
ed frem Seaford. Del.. to Wilmington. '
Mr. Charles E. Lincoln of Westdale avenue will leave tomorrow
on a month's business trip to the
West Coast. Mrs. Lincoln will

accompany him.

LmGasler Brand Quality B~el
U. S. Graded Choice

NEWS NOTES

~t'sFace It-theMen

started it·Those Hats!

ElSie Felker, custOm milliner
and designer of. PhJlad~phia,
!poke on her favorite topic, ~la,
al the . regular meeUllg of the
woman's Club .Tuesday· ~rnoon.
10 her talk, 'entltled, I Love.
lIats", the speaker' traced the
history .of he'l'd ... ~overlpg .from
3000 B. C. to the present, illustraUng her t;Ilk with 30 exqulslte
JOinlatures.

IIFor- ~any years."

h

she. said,
d
ea col'er-

"only the men wore
ings; womell,belng jn th~ ~ackground, ilJd n~t. ~eed them. Hats
were ·worn . for . personal: adorn·
Olent, Incompli~~~ WIth. ~e
superstition that·,the·"gods·wouId
not answer the prayers of those
with heads Uncovered. as a pro"
lection against the elements, and
a means of protection' from the
enemy In warfare.". . . .
"At times,"' she continued, "the
style and. size of hat would den~te
difterence of rank; slaves were
noi permitted to wear h!lts. Hell;g10n fljfured In' ihehistory .of
headgear. as evidenced by the
head coverings of nuns and
Olonks, the cardinal's lujt, and the
bishop's mJtre. The indians wore
an elabomte .bead dress· .of teathers, and the feathers had to be
earned-the 'expresslon 'put a
feather in your cap' is related to
ibis practice. Even today two
types of hats must be earnedthe nurse's cap and the'student's
Olorlar board."
Miss Felker said that. designers get ~eir ideas for hats. from

art gall~les, museums, .and from
the world of history-even carvIngs on Egyptian 1 tombs as far
back as 3000 B. C.. glve information on the :subieet. The Greeks.
Romans; and the :.Crusaders all
played a part In the development
of headgear.
.
The audience was Interested
to .learn rhat the actual term
"hat," or itS equivalent. was not
used Ul\tIl about 1404. Bonnets
or shawla designated the head
covering. . Miss Felker. brougb.t
out ,the, fact that the original trade
between England and the Ame!lean Colonies was started by hats;
the IwlonlBt '·would .. trap. th~
b~aver .for the }leaver hats so
much' ·des.Il-ed by ~e EDgJJsh.

many styles. Influenced largely
by changes in. hair styling. The
automobile. women's entrance
Into. business, aviation, the depression-all made their mark on
headgear. ~e depression, In fact,

BAKE SALE
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GARDENS
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In front of Swarthmore Bank

How C.".Haa Scl•• c•. HH"
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·Soqth'CheSter. Road
"',' Sponsored lIy
Jr, Woman's Clull

io YOUR

GOD.GIVENHEALTW'

VALLEY FORGE
PARK

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~the"'ln",elr.S~rlngglory
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SATURDAY. MAY 8.
SUNDAY.,MAY 9

~ the. ~gwood In bloo..

10UND JIIIP

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'""":. to ' lMIWded

all.tt"ol'll_SOc (no la)
$1.21 htd. fa

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.Certified Cold Fur Storage
Specializing iii the Cleaning of

Slip Covers
Draperies
Curtains
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"As tor women's hats." said ~~~~~~~~~~~~~t I
Miss Felker, '.'there are many, ~

"AWAKEN

was en route to her home in
Mexico City.' following a twod
month Mediterranean cruise, an
trip to the Holy Land.

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hat.that
to the towearer.
Miss.Is.becoming
Felker brought
the club many beautiful hats. of various styles which her .mOther, Mrs.
Ethel E. Felker. modelle!i very
effectively.
The . speaker concluded with,.
the .advice, "Take time enough to~
select your hat and go to a millIne~ who Will take time and
pains to help you. Don't do as
one .woman customer did. in my
shop. . Seeing a hat on a hat
stand, she sald. 'I'll take that. If

certainly
lookonbetter
on ·me.'''
it looks well
that stand.
it will
Miss Felker was introduced by
Mrs. W, Alfred Smith. chairman
Men's hats from 1880 on have .of the American home departshown" very littlevarietr. Be- ·ment which sponsored the pro~
tween 1880 and J900 'the Hom- gram.
burg-later known as Ute fedora ;;;;;"",;;50;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a""''''';;50;;;;;;;e;;;aa
-was designed in E;urope' and
IT IS' NOT TOO LATE 10
brought to this country. Mr.
Eisenhower gave increased popu- make _ date to elve_ pint of
larlty to the Homburg by dis- :rour :ver:r best; blood .to the
carding in his Inauguration. ,the
Red er-. Call SW 8·2785 IIr
conventional . high, .,hat ,for the
SW 8-031' for aD ·appointment.
more comfortable Homburg.

M. WEINSTEIN & SON
Cleaners - Tailors.
SW 6·1727
100 Park Avenue
Pick.Up and Delivery

WI' (610 IICI 5.....y. ':45 A.M.

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Ib 79c

Smoked Dried Beef Loaf
Corned Beef· Brisket Lan
...... B'and
Cry-o-vac wrap

.
Mrs. Robert B. Jarratt of North
almost ended the millinery Industry."
Princeton avenue entertained as
her house guest for 10 days her
The present trend Is to seek a aunt Mrs. Donald J. Hutton who

4".pk.

J,fresh.Killed, Neuby SlEWING

,CHICKENS :~k ~~)
·DUCKLINGS inr:-~~
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Same Ducklings - OVEN READY
Presh Chesapeake

SHAD

Bu,&.

.
Because the safely of every driver
aDd pedestrian us:ing Pennsylvania·s. highways is
synibolued by the ",afety .sticker." Twice each year
official car inspection makes certain that: cars are io
~ driftDg coDdition.

Ib

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How do I keep so

Cleaned Panl!ead, Ib 16c I Pan Ready Ib 28c
Genuine Haddock Fillets . Ib 39c I 5 ~ $1.79
is. I1UU ~ ttaftic accidents.dUe to mech.nical

failure of can ....
ridui:ec\
.
' . to • minimum.
.

"Crisp, California Iceberg

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PeDDsyl1'ania·. car ~q"P'~iOD has' 'receh'ed national
recognitio,n ~ • leadiD~ CfCtOr in ·~eIiDlJl.,.ani.·s low 'f
traffic acddeDt rate..
.
,

LEnUeE
Callfomla Pascal Celery
Large Grapefruit Florida Dun... Size ,.
Frosted Pood V.dues

fresh and cool these
.hot summer days?

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BccaUlO my bousework'•• ciDcb .
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.a~. prIItCA - ,

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UUH

dirt arouDd ,iDee ..e lot a
UIAIRoo _
air cooditioner, I'
bcP the wiaduws closed and my

19c
4 for-29c
.taIk

dirt and polleD out·ol the air.
Ibnemrit!ht tbrouahmykilcbm
cIIonI, too, .......... IiIIo UlAJIlco.
room air conditioaer keepa me cool
8Dd comtonablo. k', 10 _
to

,._)'OU
with UlAlR.m'l Mdoma

maiDIaID !lie_I
\WIlt'

MOTe JI;rginia LBe Pealures
Yoa~JOV family-are safer because your cat

PECAN STICKY BUllS
15e
SUPREME BIEAD
IRAFT CHEEI WHII~'\:"2fC:It'"a.c
lEE DETERGEIT

is w~. Take your cat to an official
iaspectiOD .tation. A qualified mecbanic will
cbedt JOUr car 27 ways. Yon wiU know that
JOUr braba,glus,lights. tires, exhaust are in
&ODd coodltion. .. . . .
.

ACME MARKET, Chester Rd., Swarthmore

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA

.loaf

onlr

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Open Thursday and FrIday to 9 P.M.
Open Saturday

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..... wuotat. Fiber... cab_ Coc·
nereuds rust problems!
Tiy it yourself. Foe just pennies a
clay
can own a vsAIRro room
air wnditioner. See it tomorrow~

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You drive 235 UP FirePower V-S ••• most fJOIM'JuZ engine on the road. ~dall.tiJiIe
rd ,breaker at Indjanapolis and Daytoni Beachl You drive with Pow~FIite .••
reco
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. , Full time P wer S.........MW and power
~ of all nc).clutch traDsmissj9~ And With
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tmoong'" ';surest; safest car.oontrolin automobile history! Come be Number one~~~ •.

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SUMMER AND VACAnON DliVlNGl

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George S. Myers
lox 48
SWarthmore 6-0740

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The power and, look of leadership are you.rs in a

, OFFICIAL INSPE~ION PE/tIOD
STAlTED M.AY1. HAVE YOUR CAR

D"I~t .f lewe•••
.10... S. FiNE. Go_Mlor

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~lIItera theduat,

STRAWBERRIES Dr~~raod

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( SaveUPID
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CHeSTlR
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SWarthmore

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Pace 10

. THESWAR11IMOllEA.~
COUNTY OF DELAWABB
PropoOaiS will be ....>OI.,ed

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NEWS NOTES

Bealed

at tile O!II... of tbe OIlier
the Court Houae, ICed1&, Pa. up
tU 13:00 Noon Baatem Standard
Time, on Woedneoday, May 19, 19M,
wbloh wtu be pu1>lloly opeDecl In
til. _
of the county cam.
"'!Bolon.... at 1:00 P. JI'. BJ3.T, on
tllat date, for t1imJshlng _
dellv.

a.

Passmore

erIng vartou. uniforms for tile use
of the Guards, '1'IpstaIr8, and (lOurt
Orl"", of the County of DelaWlll1!.

bid Obock
muot be·
a BRoil
Oortllled
In -:~~~~.~
1
'100.00, drawn to the onIer

Oounty of Dela........

SpecUloatloll.l md bidding lIIleota
may be obtaIDecI at tile O!IIce of tile
OIlier OlerIi:, Court HOWIe, _ , J'a.
The Oounty Ownm'M'onera. reserve
tile right to 1'OJect any and all bld&

IUfA.L BSTA.TB 6
JHSVRA.HCB
609 S. CHBIT.. aIL
I"trAftHMOU, I'IINHA.

. ALBBaT J.ORAWPORD, JR.
2t-~.,.
county OymmIM'onen.

. Coal Prices were reduced as much as $2.80 per
. ton on some sizes. Here they are: .

PERSONAL
PERSONAL - WIill. Scraping _
clean .work. Floors and furniture fully protected. Paper taken
away. Free estimates. CIill. WAshburn 8-6107.
PERSONAL - Brick, Bl9Ck, Cement work. No job too large or
all Fr
8m •
Dorsee,

Add SOc per ton for wheeling 'or carrying coal.
Add $1.00 per tpn. if nClt
paid
in ten days
.
,
Prices are scheduled to go up June 15th
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SWarthmore 6.4742 Van Alen Brothers
200 W. Ridley Ave.
WAshburn 8·2440
Ridley Park

tlngs
your
. Estelle
home.
St. SWarthmore
Dress Shop,
6·4934.
PERSONAL - Television, radio
and appliance repairs - prompt
service..TV sets repaired in the
home. Robert Brooks,' SWarthmore 6-3889 or SWarthmore 6·
1947.
PERSuNAL _ Baby sitting.. Re.
sponsible woman. Call SWarth"lOre 6.4251.
PERSONAL - Electrical wiring
new and old reslde/ltial and
corrimerlcar . done In complhince
with Fire Underwriters Specific.
atlons. Sale and Service on elec.
Water Heaters, Ranges· Washers
Dryers•. Pumps, Fans: .cteanerS
and small appliances. Call: Erich
H. Hausen, SW 6-2850, Corlier of
Park and Michigan avenues. .

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PHONES:
CHester 2-4759
2-5689

Free Estimates

EDWARD G. CHIPMAN & SON
. GENERAL CONTRACTORS

1401 Ridley Avenue, Chester, Po.
. TILE FLOORS • FORMICA • MONOTILE • PLASriC TIL!
MODERN KITCHENS
ALTEItATIONS

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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT _ Media _ Duplex.
Automatic dishwasher, auto.
matic clothes washer, cedar closet,
electric kitchen, two bedrooms,
tile bath. large living room, large
dining room. Garage. BeautTIiilly
decorated. Near transportation.
Available May 15. $145.00 per mo.
MEdia 6-1870 or MEdia 6-0153.
FOR RENT - Furnished Mecila
vicinity - June, July, August
and September. Living room, dInIng room, modern kitchen, pantry,
laundry, five bedrooms, 3 baths,
two-car garage, sun porch and
terrace. No children under 15
f age. $250.00 per month,
years
Box C,0The
Swarthniorean.
.
FOR RENT - Apartment - Nar·
berth large - attractive.
Large living room, large dlirlng
room and kitchen, two Dedrooms.
Convenient
to
tile
bath. Very
tranaportation.
$115.00
'per month.
Immediate possession. Telephone
MEdia 6-1870 or MEdia 6.0153.
FOR RENT _ UnfurniShed first
1I00r apartment _ 6 room._.
Garage. Convenient to station.
CIill. SWarthmore 6-0753.·
FOR RENT _ For summer _
furnished ,,001 house, shady
lawn. June 15 to September 8.
Ph
SW rth
one
a more 6-0667.
FOR RENT - Large comfortable
room - convenient to transpor_
tation and tea-rooms. Homelike
surroundings. Telephone SWarthmore 6·4124.

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Hits New High in .

/(nock·Fr" Pow.'
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New .... _llI1e PIQ...
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ALlAN PARKER
Pho6eo Media 6 'US

THOM SEREMBA
UPIlO~TERlNG

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COVEIS-DIAPEIIES
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oper,..

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... or. titan 2S yeo"

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WILLIAM BROOKS
Ashes &: Ruhbiah RemOVed
LaW118 Mowed, Gene.....

~~rton, Pa.

2M IIan1lq

PETER 01 NICOLA

CLASSIFIED AD,S

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Mrs. Ford F. Robinson of
Guernsey road entertafned at a
mother and daughter tea Wednes.
day In honor of Mr. Robinson's
mother, Mrs. Nella Robinson
day,
will leave May 15 to visit
daughter Mrs. Estes Nelson . of an
Sacramento, Calif.
Dr. and Mrs. Morris A. Bowie
of South Chester road, entertain.
ed at a buffet ~upper Saturday ib.-JIOC..ilrere
...
~;.:;
..;;ti8 tile rlpt to _
evening In honor of their weekany or all blda In whole or III
""" to award
on any
end guests Mrs. earl Borgomann
cr ltoma makIng up any bid.
of Burlington, Vt., and Mr. and .
KART B. 8P1JJ n,
81 .~
Mrs. Paul Conway of Washington, 8~80
D.C.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bird of Wal- 'elevislon & Raclio Swwlce
lingford are entertaining as their
c••".,. Sfeet . ., , ....
house guests for several weeks,
f.r H•••
Mrs. Blrd's mother, Mrs.
SW 6-3 ••t-W.... D.,.
Taylor and aunt Miss Edna ConSW
6-1f47--1".L • S••••y
verse of Chapman, Kans.

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"I sa",:, It In the Swarthmorean."

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PIANO TUNING

00II1_

.JOHN H. DOBBRTY
A. O. TIIliONB

Stove Nut
Pea· Buck
Rice
$20.45 $19.95 $17.95 $17.45 $15.85

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May 7,

Driveway Construction
FOR SALE
FOR SALE - Hide-a·bed sofa
Aspllalt or Concrete
and love seat, Simmons chair,
platform rocker, mahogany dlnCellar Walls R..Plastered
Ing room table with 6 chairs. 2
mahogany desks - brass pulls, Plloae Swarthmore 6-2526
upholstered headboards fo~ twin "!~~~~~~~~~~~
beds, pair of matching· lamps, r
Englander twin beds, complete.
Westinghouse "twins,'~,. Conlon
CONSTRUCTION
mangle,
13
ft. Philco rll!rlgerator,
R.C.A. TV 16 In. screen with ;1_
RESIDENTIAL AND
speed record player and radio
combination, girl's 15" Bendix
COMMERCIAL
bike with auxiliary wheels. Toys,
books, odds and ends. CIill. MAdIAlterations
son 8.6883.
T;FC;:;O;;;R;'<SALEiT.::;'-:"-D=ls"'co"::nO':tIn=u"'e""d-r-Ug
samples _. $2 and $3. Useful for
335 Dartmouth Avenue
doorsteps. Paulson, 100 Park ave·nue, Swarthmore.

J. F. BLACKMAN·

FOR SALE -' Kimball Console
Spinet - perfect condition .-.
SW 8·6818
beautiful tone. MAdison 6-2444.
FOR
Chrysler,
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ClubSALE
coupe.- R. &
H. FIne '48
condlII
tion. $500. Phone SWarthmore· 6-·
i°;?79;i3i-'
FOR SALE - ' Apartment _ size
. electric washer - holds two
.heets. Good condition, $15. Call
SWarthmore 6·0650, except Sun.
",d;c"aYi;j'niAr:"-=1iif;;;;;~=_:-::;;-'
FOR SALE _ Fiber rugs _. reverslble. Excellent condition _
9 x 12 and 9 x 9. Several smlill.
ones. MEdia 6-5478.
FOR SALE - Heath high-fidelity
amplifier. Excellent
90·day
Call

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Charles E. Fischer
BUILDER
Swarthmore 6-2253

_P~hiinnf'e"<fjMfiA"id~i:::so:::n:..6lii.i:2:-444~.==-.:-::-

Jack Prichard
PAINTING
and
CARPENTRY
SWarthmore 6-8761

Sheet Metal Work
Gatten
Air Conclltlonlng
Heating"

Roolng

011 • Gal • burnen

George Myers
8ox48 SWGilldilDre6-0740

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New PremIum BasoN.

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Fusco MotorCo.
CHESTER and FAIRVIEW ROADS
Phone SWartilmore 6-3681

lodge at -Wallingford,
entrance to large
~,:!.npl,ete.
FOR
estate.RENT
Adults O~Three stone
bed,; 4728
6rooms, bath, game room on heat. ~m'i'ED:~1'W~::-:=-::::==
$105.00 plus utilltieS. immediate WANTED - College art; resident
possession. Call Mrs T E Allison . of Swarthmore, desIreS summer
MEdia 6-0162.
'"
, employment. Experieneed In typ_
FOR RENT _ Single room, sec- lng, library work, WaIting table.
ond floor. Newly decorated So",: e knowledge at French.
C.onvenient to both bus lines and SpanISh and German. Reply Box
Village. SWarthmore 6-2194.
E, The Swarthmorean.
FOR RENT _ FUrnished apart- WANt:ED-Young Couple desires
. ment - 3 rooms and bath. Utilfurmshed apartment - 2 or 3
ltie V
rooms, by June 1-7 In Swartht s. ery desirable. strictly pri- more or vicinity. Reply Box F,
va e. SWarthmore 6-3168.
. . The Swarthmorean.

Swarthmore and Vicinity

Many Attractive Homes Available

Bai~d

& ·Bird

Realtors

sw 6.0108

.·OppositeBoroilgh HaD.·

Community Bible 'SORlo,COUnfy Blind Association
op.n June 21.July Forms Woman's AuJJCilicrry I
The Swarthmore Comm~ty
BIble School .~'Ill be held In the
swarthmore Presbyterian Chl1tch
June ;11 .t1!~ough JulyS, ReglstratloliA will ~ accepted at the
various churches at· the communlty on May 30 lind june 3. The
theme ·of the school this, year Is
"Buildillg CItiZenS for ehr"t."
The atalf, uhder .the direction
~
. W ill'
. Ch· ··1··
of MiS.
ouc ~ noover,
. consIs! of. iIIe iIlllO'Plitft:
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·,:L.L···
Mrs. Ruth lI(lllfgam, A,U'!I"rprten,
Mrs. Rlthard s:· JbhnsOD,· Lenore
Raynoi"'. ' .'
.
Primary,. Mrs. Glen T. Smith,
Mrs. ColllD. Keller:~ ~abbott;
junior, Mni: Charles SeYmour.
Helpers will., include Jean
schloesser, ~tiy ~. Coleman,
Babbie Gaj-J:ahanj.· Sue,Purnell,
Doris Snyder,· Ainl" Mae AlIison, Peggy Hocb· ""d JUne Holt.
Mrs. A. W. Gabriel·v/lll serve as
pianist.
GLADSTONE TO LEAD
HEALTH DISCUSSiON
Dr. Arthur Gladstone, aasistnnt
professor of
psychology of
Swarthmore College, will lead the
evening discussion of ''FamilIes
First," ·the next and last ftlm
offered this term by the health
advisory committee of the Home
and School Association. .There
will be two . pertomiances oil
Wednesday as usual, the first at
10:30 a.m. and the second at 8
p.m., In the Visual Education
room of the. hIgh school. .
This film takes situations In'the
lives of two cillferent familieS'
and shows the results of friction
and frustrations In the one as well
as the results of affection and
understanding In the other.
Mothers, fathers, college faculty,
and students have ,shown -"'--.1
steadily Increasing intel'eSt.in
iUm series that the committee Is
alr.ady working on an even more
compreheD$lve pj:Ogr&m tor neXt

Mrs. Peter

Due,

wIiiiTii;n:=ii~==i:~::-:===WANTED-Woman to be respon. r~==========~

sible for 2 girls, ages 8 and 9
from 2:30· to 5, In WalIingtord:
starting next fall. Call after 6
n.m. MEdia 6-5755.
.
WANTED - DuPont executive
and wife. two small daughters
prefer living In Swarthmore. Will
maintain your home and· grounds
at their very beSt. Occupancy de.
sired next 60 days. References
furnished. Box D, The'Swarth_
morean.
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WCNWiOED
'
<UU
16" girl'.·. bicycle,
preferably with training wheels
condition. SWarthmore 6~

S'tVARlBMOREAN

HOST ClUB
The Wilson College Club at·
,~~~~p,~a acted as host to nine
101
of the Alumnae AssocIat the first Wilson Alumnae College Day to be held at
Friends Select School in PhIladelphia recently.
Swarthmore members of ·the
club include Mrs. J. Francis TayI.,. of Kenyon avenue, correspond.
ing secretary for the Delaware
County .an!a, , Mrs. peter cOSte of
Dickinson avenue, . Mrs. David
McCahan ot Strath Haven a~

leaving

FOR SALE _ Top quality topsoil. $10.00 load. CIill. Warren
Pierce, SWarthmore 8-207.8.
iFO;rnRriSALE;Wr:w.-=:='S!;;w~arth;;r.;;m:::o;;re=-r;c:::-o_
operative Stock at a discount to
settle estate. Mrs. Louis N. Roblnson, 411 College avenue.
"Yi>i'i"~:fir:~~~~=;-;=
FOR
- Seven
room,
two
bath.SALE
room house
on HIll,
re-a..... ,.;;
tionroo min basement. Possession
September 1. Call owner SWarthmore 6-6205.
.
,
WANTED

7,.1954

,

Mrs. Clarence B. Campbell of
College avenue was elected. vicechairman of the newly formed
Woman'. Allxll!ary of the ,Delaware County Branch of the Pennsylvania. Association for the Blind
at the organization meeting held
last week in Ridley Park".
'l:'lte new group will reDder
voluntary· aid. ~ the phIlanthroplli
work:
. of
_ til.. , bran~Jl, p. articular''''
q
In. the· 1I~1d8 of clerical aSsistance;.
assistance
. In eXhIbitors,
recreatiOnal
. . , events;
. j Iii fund· ra!s...
lng, ,aJ1d ·In. socia and personaJ
seMilceS. ,. .
. . :.
.
Among local· reslden. ts, Present
,
at the mee,1Ing .were-Hrs. ·Camp,.
bell, Mabel Talley; ·Mr.i.·~to.i
H.' Fus!iell 'and,·
Phllip
C. WrightslD;m, of Swarthri!.ore;
Mrs. Norman W. Skillman of
Wallingford, . and .Mrs. . Ray . H.
Tlnimons
Mrs. Joseph M.
Howe Sr. oi·Medla.· .

NEWS NOTES

and Mrs. Kenneth M. Reed
of North Chester road will enter~
taIn at :a. dinner party tomorrow
eveiting prior to the final performance of "Vlc!c.rla Regtna" at
the ·PIayers Club.
Mrs. F. A. C. Vosters ot Secane
has returned from a month's trip
south, where she visited her son,
Mr. James B. Vosters of Miami,
Fla., lind friends and relatives
throughout the state of. Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur O. James
of Park avenue entertained at a
cocktail party. Saturday· afternoon
in honor of their week-end guests,
Col. and Mrs. Harold W. James
of No· rwa Ik, C0 nn ., and U_rs.. R . R •
Wagner of Portland, Ore. The
visitors were also honor guests
at a brunch gtven Sunday by Mr,
and Mrs. Frederick Rackwltz of
Bryn Mawr.. , .
Mills Anna W. Coaie is convalescing at her home on College
avenue after being a patient In
Taylor HospitaL:

Mr. and Mrs. David M. McCahan of Strath Haven avenue
Will leave this morning by plane
on a five-day business trip to St.
Petersburg, Fia::
Mr. George Gillespie, Jr., of
Pittsburgh .pent a recent weekend visiting his mother Mrs. Gillespie of Strath Haven avenue.
Mr. and· Mrs. Arthur S. Jennings and'· infant &on: of Sprlngfteld. N.J., were weelt-end visitors
With Mrs. Jennings' parents Mr.
and Mrs, H. F. Brown ·of NOl:th'

NOON

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Leh your engine breatlle eesier _
keeps dirt out of -!he carburetor. .
8-DRAIN ANTI - FREEZE AND
FLUSH RADIATOR
.
CHECK HOSE CONNECTIONS
-ADD R.UST RESISTANCE
If you ha~ permanent anti.freeze,
sllve it for ned ",inter. Bring your
own container.
9-CHECK-UP OF TIRES
Correct "Switching" improves tile
mileage. We can also have your
tires recapped, if needed.

Chester Road and Yale Avenue

SWarthmore .6-1250

Theatre harmacy
Has A Com.,,1 te "New Loolc"
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New Personnel
Completely Renovated
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UncJer Our Personal Management We Pledge

OUaiity • Courteous Service •. Cleanliness·· Accuracy
In addition to a highly Ethical

Prescription and Drug Service
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. 333 Dartmouth Ave.
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Pick-up and Delivery Service
. Spacious ,Fountain & Booth Facilities
Complete Luncheon Service
Personal Cosmetic Service

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Dirty spark plugs can ",aste as much
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DAY and NIGHT

1I0NDAY

1-CHANGE TO SUMMER OIL
Winter oil Is too tIIin for warm
weatller. We drain it-and· refill
Summer type SuniH:o Oil.
2 CHANGE TO SUMMER GUR /
LUIRICANTS
Drain transmiuion and rear· refill
",ith Sunoco AII.,Purpose Gear Lu.
bricant - specielly made to resist
high pressure end heat.
3-CHASSIS LUIRICATION
Special Lubricant used to halp keep
out squeaks and wear. Won't dry
out, won't wash out, won't sqUGeze
outl Helps improva gas mileage.
4-CHECK OIL FILTER
Inspect cartridge and check for
leab.
5-IAnERY SERVICED
Winter is especially tough on bat.
teries. We check strengtll, dean ter.
minals, add distilled ",ater.

and·

Mr.

Our Spring Car Saver Special Is Designed to Help Get Rid of
"'Hinter Drag" and Get Your Car Completely Ready for Summer

Right Now Your Car Needs These
"Get Ready for Summer" Services

Media, Jane Currie and Mrs. Donald M. Allen,bot!> of Wa1l¥'gford.

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Phone SWarthmore 6-3154

w.. R. (Dick) Fawcett

Paul J. Carey, Jr.
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Audiences Crowd Club~
for 'Victoria' Regina'

THIS

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CALENDAR

WEEK'S

INFLATION makes It hard
Frida,.. 1Ifa,. 7
to put mone,. In &he baDk, but
8:00 P.M.-Sprlng Choral ,Conce~ ....~: ... : ..... , H. S. Auditorium
8:20 P.M.-''Vlctorla Regina" ..... , .... , ............ Players Cillbi 1& wIU be eas,..to put blood In
&he Bank on lila,. Istia.
IIfaJ' 8 ."
'8:20 P.M.-"Vletotia Regina" .. :....... .,. ...'.'...... Players Cillbl~~~~~~~~~~~~~
•"
Sanda,., 1Ifa,. 9
11:00 A.M.-Morning Worship .................... Local Churches
8:00 P.M.-Concen ot Sacred Music ..•..... ;; Presbyterian
8:15' P.M.-Edmund Ba~n, "City and C1t1~e~, ...... ~ng House
..
'Monday, lila,. 10
Safe Driving Week Opens at High School
Tuesday. llfay 11:
12:.30 P .M.-.-Am!u!ll Meeti'¥l and Lunch""n' .. . . . . . . .. Woman's Club
·6:30 P.M.-Jr. Club Mother &< Daughter Banquet .. Strath Haven Inn
WednesdaY, 1Ifa,. 11
10:30 A..M.-Mental Health FIlm . '," .....•....•..• : ... High School
8:00 P.M.-x.:W.V. Local Candidates Meeting .....•. Tr1nlty Church
8:00 P .J4.'--Mental He81th Film ..........••.......... High School
ThundaY,lIfaJ' IS
1:00 to 6:30 P.M.-Blood Donor Day .......•.. ,. .... Woman's Club
8:00P.J4.-Mothers' Minstrel Show ................ McCahan Hall

Sa&urda,..

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VOTe
TUESDAY

I

Players Club aud1~~~e
overflowing the Fair;vI!,w . road
theater by Tuesday and Wednesday ot this Week to view the
Players' closing prOduction of the
;.ear, ''VIctoria Reg1na.'" William
Pric<!. director, is to be congratulated In the selection, In the quality of his production, and In· hl$
clioice ot the large and able cast.
:, Isobel Price in the title role Is
excellent. Her characterization of
~ngland's longest reigning queen
.:... the developfnent f!:'Om the
young to the mature, the older to
CATHERMAN'S
the aged Victoria, is a tasclnatDRUGSTOU
liIg process beautltully achieVed.
Richard S. Burgess gives an
.admirable portrayal of PrInce .AI,.
liert and plays his qulet, under.standing Interpretation of the SWARTHMORE WOMEN AID County HeCilth FCllr
prince consort to an appreciative
HOSPITAL FUND
Opens Ned Weekend
audience.
' T h e Women's Committee tor
Delaware County's IIrst Health
011 TIIIIU •• WALI!·
, Surrounding the. que e n as En'~pal Hospital Centennial Fair will be held next Thursday
statesmen, as ladles -In - waiting, .......In
ATLAIiTIC CITY
.
Fund, in high gear since April I, and FrIday. May 13 and 14. d
Time· to Re-Stock
__-.
_cro,
the attending gentlefnen, the sechave eIillsted a number of women the Chester Armory at 8th an
Sol2n
retarieo and valets are a host of
d
from Swarlhmore in the drive for Sproul streets. Jointly sponsore
Your First-Aid Kit
capable players; some of them
t M dl I
$2 million for a much-needed new by the Delaware Coun y
e ca
Players Club directors, others, hulldlng.
Society and the Chester Junior
and Cabinet
starring ladies or leading gentleF I
men In former club productions.
VolUllteers Include r.1rs. Rich- Chamber of Comm?rce. the a r
Heading this impressive list as ard Haig. Riverview road, capopen to the public from 1 to 9
moraell, lster' Earl of Beacons- taln; Mrs. H. H. Gibson, Elm ave- p.m; each ·day, and offers free
lIeld, is Harry H.-Caj!erty. Jr".aI-IOlle; Mrs. W. E, Hetzel, Thayer lectures. movies, chest X-rays,
ways an outstandlog player
road; and Mrs. George C. Wagner. free urinalysis, blood and eye
the c l u b . .
Cedar lane.
tests. The two day event wlli also
the "Health Agencies in
show
Other characterizations, most of
tion!'
IN .,ALPHA SOCIETY
them small. some of .them, walk,
Established 1912
Free ·iickets
to the Fair may be
on parts, Include:
Two graduates of Swarthmore
'
had
for
the
asking.
The
Swarthh
Dorothy Haworth as the Duc - High School. Muriel Watkins. and
,
th
SWARTHMORE, PA.
11 PARK AVENUE
ess of K ent , VIct orI'
as Moer.
WlIllam Morrow. now In their morean OfficI'. 333 Dartmouth
.
.
th
ai"
I
b,
1
avenue.
Is
one
olthe
Sources
of
hr
C
Enid oc an as e m..,... sa'l~' juDI';r year at HIram College.
.. ·• Mu rie,.
I Jean
Seymour as La>A¥
TAILORS
. Hiram. Ohio. have been selected supply. Dr. Merrill B. Hayes of
PhiWps as Lady Grace. Peggy for membership In the Alpha Unlveraity place is presldent of
I"nd
the Coun+'" Medical Society.
I ·
L d
Pu h
LADIES AND MEN'S SUITS MADE TO ORDER
g
as a
a y - n,,~1'1 """,. Society at the college. Members.ndra Milne as Lady Augusta, ship In this society represents the .,.
and Jean Milne who do~... ·.a "SF.-:- b1ghllst scholastic honor to come
tlcularly understanding b!~: ~ .\l!!' to 'a"lHiram student and is IImltnuchess of Suthertand, and Sara ed to juniors and seniors who
at the
Louise Messolonghltes as the ap- have attained a high cumulative
pealing and "plaln"L8dy Jail!!•. , ,j average In their academic sindles. · SCHOOL IN ROSE VALLEY
Wlliiam E.', aBltlmlin. as tota
Muriel is the dltughter of, Mr,
Rose Valley Road
Conyngham#. . .~Gualt,ieri as the and Mrs. Wllliani~atkins of 'ColArchbi.liop :·C' ¢mterburi. Mr. lege avenue. and WUliam Is the
Price as Lord Melbourne. No,rmanl son of Mr. and M . William MorH. Brown as Prince Ernest, WII- row of Harvard a!enue.
1·5 P.M.
liam G. Park, the endurable foot.J..
• R•• I C9utry Agetlo.
man, J. Bennett Hill, Jr., as Dr. Boys' YCirsity C'lub
PI... S.I.
Men's Suits,~ Ov,rcoats
Stanley, Jack Tomlinson as. Mr·
PlClns BClke SCile •• Cloth
•• II.. PIcture
_.
i
.
Tupper, Charies Seymour, gentle~
.. Ez~lblt
man, Ansel Butterfield a~.. .r.tm!ili . The Swarthmore High. School • Fort••• Tell.r
- Ladies
Coats
.Albert's secretary, Andre liiiilock Valiolty Club is giving Its annual • ..... Ga .... 5.1•
as Mr. Oakley, Paul 1,. O'N;ei/ Bake Sale on Friday, May 14. • H••dwo'" 5.1.
Cloth Dr.ess.s
'&. Blankets
,
"
as", Bertie, David C.
.
beside the Bank building on South JspeclCllly for Childree
Victoria'S Secretary,
Cliellter road. Cakes, cookies. pies • "P.ay Rid ••
.•• a ••,
the gentlelIUlll With\;th~:.e,~'~~;~~~ 1~rid fudges. ·baked and brewed to '.. ' ...y Toy 5.1.
: Scots accent, and III
the: Swarthmoreans' taste will go
cln as Mr. Richards, Prince
on sale at 6 p,m. at the South
ou Meet the Nicest People at
bert's ,valet who is delightful
Chester road site.
the pantomime. pr~8:.',
"'Proceeds from the sale will be
famous shave.
" u s e d . for the Varsity Club welThose planning to attend' the fari. fund' which helps pay; doctor
Boy and GirlSeouts
concluding .' performances
and hospl!"l bills ot injured athand tomorrow are urged to come letes In nee.J of financial .ald.
early; for the show Is a fitting .Coach Millard Robinson is the
Get Your Summer Camp·
close to the club's 43r!i season.
faculty 'advisor of the. club.
-Bill Ha"nes, presldpnt is'· chalrNCimed by loterboro Group man' of the sale, Other members
ing NeecIs at Speare'.
. 'Carolyne Wilson of Dartmouth helping are G..,rge Allison, john
EDGMONT AVE. - 7th AND WELSH'STS. ~_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~
avenue has been named alternate Maschal, Vance Tucker, Rob
delegate to represent the Inter- Wright, Bob Clothier. SandY
'§w>\.-..
boro BusinesS and Professional Brown, Mandell Much, Mike.
~Jt~,..
f\,{-;:c.: .
Women's Club at the state con- Hurd, Randy Malin, Terry Delvention at Buck Hill Fa1la on muth, Terry Kerr. Gordon S~th,
May 21, 22. 23.
Roger Zensen, Steven Carter, Pete
On May 5 ·the Interboro Club Kroon; Stu Bowie, Karl Thomas.
met at Howard Johnson's in Glen- Thatcher. Magoun, and Pete Arlrl-I
olden to eleCt otIlcers and hear SOD.
Rose Marks, Ph.D.. Chester PSY..
c,hologist, on ''People Are DIf- . Mr. and Mrs. James H. Horna,
·1erent."
day of Dickinson' avenue entertained as their g u est last
.,
. ELECTED
week Mr. Hornaday's sister Miss
1Uchard Burtis of Che:ster road, Mary Hornaday of New .York
a junior at Swarthmore College, City. Miss Hornaday was gneSt
bas been elected to membership speaker at the Philadelphia
in the Swarthmore CMpter' of Alumnae Club luncheon of Pi
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Book and Key, men's natlOn~.lf;;;~'Ph~i';s~a;t~S~tr~a~th~Ha;;V;e;n~l~nn~.
honor society for scholai-llhlP" and 11
service.
';. ..
,
PlClO to PI... but·
Dick Is vice-president' at· the
PICIn willi • ....
Student Councll and a member
the varsity football and lac:r'Iis~ Foundation planning. front and
back lards. We plan it. you
~. He.is majoring hl zoOlogy.

kg-size

. Mr. and MTs. Charles B;'Sha,.,
. of Ogden avenue entertained a.
"their week-end guests tht!lr
·:"'r _ asfl.... _ <DIY .....
:iD -law and daughter· 'Mr. and ...."'" ,..M....
..,. Harding Lemay' of NeW
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the same flawless fit y~'lI get with the next pair-and the neltt •
Stockings in your pe1'&OniIlJeg-eiae that duplicate your leg
dimensions, exactly-never vary in siso or quality. Try them-

plant it. Unhesitating repla. .
ment on any item that may
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THE SWARTHMOR

VOLUME 26-NUMBER 20

8:00 AM
9:00

SWARTHMORE, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1954

~ouncU OK's POOl;· Miss ~rice to ~peak

String Quartet In
7Couples Say 'No' ~:=YL.~::U:!,:t t~ Concert Here Sunday-

PM

P.SO PER YEAR

R~::s~:t:ec::

The

the

=reBecls: :n '::at

Annual Arts· Exhibit
~pen
Tonight
atH"
S.
5 .

guest speaker Monday evening, at
held Fdcla,. mo~, lila), In.
'Group of Area Residents an open meeting of the parents Swarthmore Music Club 10 ...... In the Ledon Boom,
e~lor, Junior, High Pupils
Seek Reversal
group of· the Presbyterian NursSponsors Professional
Boroqh HaD. AU memben are
Display· Woo rk,. Fashion
cordJa1I,. invited to aUend.
• By Court
ery Day School to be held MonProgram
OftIcen wIU be eleeted folShow at 7:30
day. May 17. at the Swar1hmore
·Iowbac the .report 0; the'. __,_
The optimistic expectation of Presbyterian Church. Speaking at
A concert by profession musl-Swarthmore High School will
the ,nO-family Swarthmore Swim 8 p.rn. In the Woman's Asso"la- cians, four of Philadelphia's out- na&1n6 commfUee, Mn. H. Und- be' open tonight. hlday. May '14•
Club to enjoy a community pool tion room, Miss PrIce will address standing Instrumentalists. is offer- ley Peel chairman, IIIn. Perc,. from 7 to 9:30 for an exhibit 01
at Riverview avenue and the the group on "Early Childhood in ed free. of charge to residents of ~;.,C::ber& and Mn. David Me· work and demonstrations by sturailroad this summer was prob- Europe."
the community by the Swarthden,ts In the arI, home economics
ably killed this, week by the deMiss Price. who spent live more Music Club on Sunday eveand Industrial arts departments.
clslon of owners of seven River- months. in 'Europe In 1953, re- Ding at 7:30 In Bond Memorial
,The Fashion SlIow In the auview avenue properties to seek cently retired after 28 years ot Hall.
.
dltorulm at 7:30 p,m. will be given
CoUrt action preventing construc-·kindergarten teaching,. In the
The players In this string quar" b y the eighth grade girls and stu_
tlon of such a pool in tbat area. Swarthmore Public ScAool Dis- tet con~ert are Marlon G. Head,
~l=s.in Jthanee adMavancAcedlP'InCelOthinandi .
Announcement thet J'ames N· trlct. With a total teaching experi- first 'Ilolin; Anthony Sinagoga.
Robert!on, Media attorney. ,had a ence of 40 years. she is now on the second violin; Erwin O. Groer, E
•
P
II Kathy' Jessup will serve as combill in equity ready to IIle as soon staff of the Presbyterian Nursery viola and Thomas Elmer. cello. xpanslon
rogram Ca 5 mentators. Kathy is also co-chalr_
as a building pe~t was granted Day School.
"
They will play quartets or exFor 9' Room' Addition
man of the show wtih Gwen
for the pool. "ame' from A.. SldFormer pupils of Miss· Price cerpts of quartets by Haydn. MoTo' WL'IH·ler Ho .
Adams. Music will be provided by
t B 0 rodIn an d Schu bert. T h e
'
"
.
use
Barry Gwinn. Garry Levin and
ney J o~--.......n. J r.. representing the and other Intere.ted persons are zar,
Swim Cluh. at Monday evenlnl's cordially invited to attend.
program will be of particular inA campaign to raise $75.000 was Douglas Worth from the lHgh
meeting ot·. Borough Council, at
terest to students of music of all begun this week by the SWarlh_ School Orchestra.
wh!.ch a 12-point agreement beages.
An open house and exhibits
more Monthly Meeting of the Reill b
tween the Club and the Borough
Another feature of the program
w
e teatured In the Home Ecowas consumated and the bulldlog
will be an exhibition of how a lIgious SOCi~~y of FrIends In order nomics Room, Industrial arts will
permit unanimously ~uihorlzed,'
violin is made, loaned by Martin to add a wing to WhIttier House be exhibited in the Shop and In
On Tuesday the bill In. equity
NebeL
to provide for the expansion of Room 203 of the high school. The
was filed before Judge 'William
.
Bond Memorial Hall adjoins the Sunday School tacllities.
Amateur Radio Club W3YBN will
Toal, MedI.a. 'l1leCO·· .... -anted a
Worth Dormitories, on the' cordemonstrate its communication
Plans call for the construction f acllltl"s in the club room betemporary injUnction-~....
against the 0 ne - N·Ig ht S 0 I·lei·ta t·Ion ner of College avenue and Chester
of nine rooms, some ot which will tw
construction of a pool on the
Set For. M.onday,
roads; It Is suggested that a n e e n the Shop and Band rooms.
also, provide additional assembly
Riverview avenue alte: The inMay' '24th
early arrIval will assure a seat space. Existing accomodatlons wlli
Ali EshIblUoQ
junction was granted. on an alIisince the capacity of the hall is
.
The art department's exhibition
be remodeled and a new, moderi1
davit signed by Marjorie H. MorJohn Mich,!el, of Harvard ave- limited. Parking will be. most kitchen will also' be installed.
drawing, painting and crafts
iBD. 45 Dogwood lane. and Cecll nue, and Alvin Carney ot Media. ~onvenlent along College avenue.
will be displayed In Room 215.
This program has' been arrangIt is hoped tlu!t construction with student ·demonstratlons in
G. Compton. 345 Riverview road.
Judge Toal IIxedFrlday. May 14; Swarthmore business men. will ed through the' courtesy of the can be begun late this spring. if the Art Room. Students working
1J a.m. for a hearing to decide head the local drive of United Musician's Union. and is IInanced the necessarY tunds can be ralsed tn: 'leather, clay. drawing and
whether the temporary injunction Cerebral Palsy of Delaware Coun- by the Union as an. educational before that time. The JDOney-rais- painting will inelude:
should be 'maile;permjment :Pef\d-' ty; The month's· activities which feature out· of Its transcription Ing drive started on May 9. and
John McQuade, Edward' Hunt,
.
h
arIn'
the
hill'
In
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f
d
v,111.
continue
until
May
23.·
MIke
Becker. Ricbat-.d Turner,
Ing.
.a e
g. on '.
. eq ..,.. began wi~ the appearance of the' un •
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The expansion program cornes Thomas
Satterlhwalte,
David.
J
led

fr'l"ends Conduct
f or $75,000 WlOg

M"lchael, Carney Head
Borough's UCP' Drl"ve

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;:I~c!:';:t:dyh:~:i'Yb; :e:~e~rsor~:~ee~~~ti.J~~I:
h"b"t" M'·
ay 25 30

W. R. Morgan, an ex-president of
Councti, whose son D. W. R. 140riBD, Jr., a reslden! ,of .the Rivervi
ew area, has been fp opposition
to the project and was one of. a
group of its objectors present at
'
M _.. ,
o....ay 8 meeting.
~iuJ8 :on the bl11 In eci11ity.
.clalmlni the pool pemitt violates
the Borough zoning ordinance and
exposes residents to nuisance.
hazard and proPerty depreciation
from nolae. tnil1le and the like:are
listed as:
~. and Mrs. Brinton L, IJdde1l,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley J ..$lmon,

Mr~

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Funds . raised In the May camPIII'gn will be used to continue and
expand the diagnostic services
and the ~ee basic therapies ph.Yllcal, .peech and .occupatlonal
_ at the UCP treatment unit in
Crozer Ho,pltal, Cbester. An
average of 253 treatments per
month and a caseload of more
than 65 children from all comers
of Delaware County make It necessary to seek some $50,000 to
carryon this help for the communlty's handicapped children.
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Florence Tr.
r To Be
. Guest I:X.'· iL.it.or in
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20th'·. S' h·

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The twentieth annual exhibltlon ·ot pictUres and sculpture will
be held at Ple Woman's Club of
Swarlhmore from May, 25· to· May
30 Inclusive. The exhlbltion will
be open to the public without
charge, afternoons from 2 to 5 and
evenings from 7 to 9 throughout
the week. Florence TrIcker of

Richard Enion. who now Is In
charge of the building committee. Lee. Bennett is chairman of
the fI nance committee and Mrs.
aeary Patterson heads up the
local gifts committee. Mrs. R. G.
E Ullm
is In h
f
t f
.
an
c arge 0 ou -0 town solicitations and Mrs. Ned
Williams heads up the drive for
parents of First-Day School chlldren. Approximately 50 solicitors
are now at work. John Seybold
Is coordinator of the project.

H-" and S. Plans
for Monday's

.

Mondale, Susan Leach. Mary Van
Urk. Christine Sipler, Martha
Turner, Spencer Carroll, Sally
H use . from th e seventh grade;
Vicky ,McNair, Eleanor Isberg,
Norma Wilson. Shirley Carpent_
G
HI
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"",. eorge
gnU, oy Stewart.
Molly. Huse. Judy Meyers from
the eighth grade; and Jane Hay
and Miriam Williams from the
ninth and tenth grades,
An additional feature in the
art exhibit. will be a moving plcture of the famous modern arIist
Matisse, showing his works and
working technique.

Bnd MqI.
M.
th::..:b,:; Park avenue will be the guest
Girl Scout Fly.Up
man, and Mr. apd Mrs. ~ ..bur
"
.
exhibitor. A special feature· will
.
Nprman Anderson who occupy p~ adults and children In the
Re· hearsal May
tl
be the showing of miniatures. the
C . lID·t 'd 560 ."a In th
two double houses.
'. near the rall- .0 . y an,uuu
e
na
on,
E
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f
Off'
The
Gi~1s
Board met
t
-- ted In th work of Mrs. Carl DeMoll, also
ectl.on 0
Icers
• Pl---'-g
<UllUU
d
road end of Riverview avenue; an no wo are ....ec
e of Park avenue.
Wledrtesday afternoon, May 12 to
Mr. and Mrs. 'Donald A, Hickey, same manner and degree. Most
Exhibitors must 1>e. over 18
Next Year Also
complete the final arrangements
Mr. and Mrs, Vincent P. Carro1\, ferquently. cerebral
palsy
results
'
S
c
h
e
d
u
l
e
d
for
the GI'rl Scout Fly-up, A d1f·j
t b' th
years of age and residents; of
and Mr. and Mrs. S, Herman Coo- from a b ra In In ury a
lr
or
ferent presentation has been
. f rom the Swarthmore, or, It residing out-' A varied program featur Ing a planned for this y,ear consisting
per of 221,315 and 351 Riverview sh ortly a fter; 1·t can arlSe
side the Borough. must have preI
RH
blood
f
t
It
avenue. respectively.
ac or;
can occur a t
pane discussion by members
of a pageant showing different
vlously
resided
here.
and
conII
The suit ·seeks an Injunction en- any age d ue t 0 high f evers or
the elementary school faculty wi phases of Scouting. It Is inlportant
tihuously exhibited with the dub.
.. B
joining· the Swim Club fro.m pro- severe blows on the h ea".
ebe presented at the IInal meet- that all Scouts and Scout Leaders
· I
Members ofihe.-Woman·s Club,
ceedlng with its nl,,!DB and thoIi cause a baby W Ith. cereb r al pa sy
·lng of th'l Swarthmore Home and be present for a complete re...
S ch 001 A ssocla
. tI on being
. held on hersal to be held Tuesdav night,
BOrough from allowing
anyone is bom every 54 mi' nu t es, the wherever the reside. are ell"'ble.
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dI
t
Each
exhlblior
may
show
two
- Audielse to use the plot of ground In aiJIlction is named the pre ,,Monday. May 17. at 8,p.m. in the .... "' 18, in the High School
..
plces
of
original
work
(not
•
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Ipp1er.
question for
a ble c:r_,-_,--_____
totium' at 6:45 sharp.
' slml.lat purpcise.
"opies). Pictures may be In any high school.audltorlum.
Johnson said June 18 would be
The Fly-up Ceremony will be
medium and must be framed. . The discussion on The Integratthe IIqt date on whl"h a hearing SWIM CLUB IN
.... Type Program In a G.ood Ele- presented to the nelghbodhood on
· UCIAL MEET with screw eyes and wire attach- ..,.
CR
would normally be held In such
ed. A nominal fee for expenses mentary School will be moderated. the fo1\owing Tuesday, May 25.
a ease and that additional weeks
The Board of Directors of the Incurred will be charged those not by Mrs. Robert Spiller. secretary' 7 o'clock. Parents and triends
elapse before decision. He stated, Swarthmore Swim Club ha.called members of the Cluh. An exhlbl- of the School Board, with the of Girl Scouts are Invited.
"Whereas the Club originally a. meeting of all subscribers on tor may h
' one picture fo1\owing as panel members:
ang only
sought prompt granting of the ThursdllJ'. May 20. at 8 p.m. in when the picture measures 24 by
Mrs. Robert K. Enders, Mrs. BAPTISMAL FONT TO BE
permit SO that it could begin the Woman's Club to adopt a pro- 30 or over.
Charles Witter, MnL Ruth wright,
DEDICATED AT TRINITY
construction,· it now desires it In gram of action to <:ontest the law
Work shOuld be brought to the Mrs. David Hurst, Mrs. H. ·ChalA new limestone font is to be
order that the se rmingly Inevi~ suit which 'temporarily delays t h e '
mers Stuart, and Ruth Abbott,
at TrInIty Church,
.
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(Continued on Page 6)
tabl ll.. -ti
e _- on can ge un erway building schedule.
1r-----..-----=--;,...--rI Anne Jane Cleaver. Carol.. Anne Swarthmore. at the 11 o'clock
and to final settlement." At any
Hetzel, and Marpret Yeatman.
sorvice on Sunday. May 16. The
rate It appeared (exclusive. of
Const:ruction of the poo.I. acPOLLS ~PEN
f t Is In
em
of Ollve Julia
'
.... _.. to th direC'!o
st teA discussion period wIU follow. 011
m ory
their own tubs. garden hoses or 'co........
e .
rs
a
Polls. will be _
tram 8
Cleaves, who resided at Swarth
umbrellas) any dampening ment, would have started May
The 111m "SkIppy and the Three
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18 b t f
th
t legal bp.m. on
R·... 'wi11 be shown· prior .to the more place, and Is given hy her
POOl advocates receive In Swarth~
u or, e curren
o . lIIa7. 18, fer &he ppi'lrt_
anel talks.
famlly. The Rev. Geoige C. An- c
more during 1954 would be COD- structlon.
tI-.
.
P
.
de1'8OD. a former rector of the
fined to their sptrits.
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Another important feature "f church, will asidst In t!te special
-.~~
Council authotizell. i!sOreliestra Concert
'DIe , ..... ..u. .. '8w.-III- the evening will be ~ ~ service platmed for this occ:asion.
_uY6U
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Neal' D i l l '
the
ool
sollcitor Clarence G. - to
of 0 c:ers .or
next sch
Included win be a baptism. at .
-.;t'~.
. . - For _
Ji
t,
answer the hill in equity. a .......~
year.
Kathryn Ruth .MaItia Ii mMMer of the Delawue The Swarthmore Schoola' __ 8 til; fw .... . . I D . . . . . Refreshments will be ... led
daUlhter., ,Mr. and: .
Count;y 8U" <hi)- G. deJ'urla ·wHflll.lUi 0reIiestra Concert· wIU be .eIaet". L I , . 1lIIIE; far tile '1:30 In'the
J _ 1.. JoIalcIiW;. Dartmouth .
hIm'ln ....
procee'lne
CouIldI
hekJ
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May 14, 1954

THE SW ARTHMOREAJ'II

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Chester Club. Chester.
.
. Pvt. John M. Bates of Yele gomery, Ala.•. will be br[deamalda with
MIasforget-me-nots.
CecelIa R. Dyka of V~ . The couple will live in ShreveNEWS
' NOTES
basi tralnMr. St[rUn. H. carpenter Of
,L
b Id
port, . La.. where ,he gr~m Is
.
avenue completed his
c
11 sA.ve ~ •. c._~ ..... an·. ' ....mile. 10stl!1' sister of me r, e.
Air F e
Ha erford WI ~
- ""'" ID
stationed at Barksdale.
ore '
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas .B. ,Mc- 10' at Oamp P[cki!tt. Va. and .... t;, 'l'ii: \lshen!' will lrictuclli M"'. IIltebded. as m8ld of honor. .
Basi! as Ainnan First C[....
t atO-day furloullh
Cabe of North Chester.road
'iii'
It borraiice of Havel'ford,'
brldesmelds wl!l'e. MIss
last week at Hot Sprlbllil v" CalilP Chatree. Ark.. when! II
B~naert ot SPrlbltlleld, MIIl'1 A. Hammond. sister of the
. IIRtitS
Wblle there they .attended inel!t:. with the Aftnored. DlvIsUIII.
Mass' Jefferson Abercrombie Of ,loom. and Mrs, Walter S. Payne
Lt. (j.) william DeForest Fet[ngs of the Business Advisory
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Reynard Washlnllon. D. C•• and John Wal- of Ol4en avenue. Catherine Rum- zer and Mrs .. Fetzer of Sprlngfteld,
CounclI tor the Department of and son David of, WeatmInater lace' of Booton, Ohio.
of Park avenue was a junior Mass.. are ..recelvlng ,congr;atulaCommerce:
avenue ....nd Mr. an~ Mrs.
. Foll_1ng a' wedding trip to bridesmaid. The bridal attendants tions upon' the birth of,a'.dalllh-M .. 'd' M
"Harold March Tomlinson of Rutgers avenue t- Bermuda the couple \YIll U". In wore dresses of white embroidered ter. Jean H~lton. Fetzer on M,ay
of
Ch"::;r road 'speDt a .vlidt Mr.•
Mrs
C.
organdy over blue taffeta featur"· .10 in WesSdn
f • :!llllam Pi
t thei sum·· hardo on· =e
arm
Ing wide Mshes of blue taffeta, Hosp[ial. Sprlnglleld..
.
, r , Vt,
. 'N. ,Jdurin';
MAY IRID' E . .
with white ae"essories.
They carThe baby' Is a grand.daughter
week-end
mer
home In .Pa.ltera'Corners,
.
. , "...the weekend.
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On the way back .. lIIr .. Mar
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,. TlIe.marrlage·o. f ...
~ rled 'old"fashioned bouquets of of Dr: ahd'Mrs. Frank G. 'Keenen
d
visited' her mothet, {Mrs., ;;1Q~.
..O!'
Dlcklnaon.' daughter of Mr. I."d blue foillet-Ine-nota with wreaths of Harvard avenue, and Mr. an,
Clarence Lee of Stamford, Conn.
Mr, and'Mrs. Wl11Iiun' C:EUIa
Walter H. Dickinson Of For- of matching Ilqwers in their hair. 'Mrs, Paul' L. Fetzer. of ~dley·
erriv[n, In time to. meet her of Sandy' Bank road. 'Med[a;' an- est lane. to Mr,'W\lUem B~
Mt. Albert Ruslnak of .cheste~ Park.
btother Mi'. Cuthbert Lee,par- nounce the I!tIpgement of ·theIr Wpple, Jr;,' son of Mr., and Mrs. served a~ best man. The' ushers
trait painter of.....
nue. N . C...
U.
dalllh=;' .........
J!illIIJ. to H[pple
of .Broome
= srs. W·Illlam C~r of..
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P"-- Denloe -,,,".
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111 ....- were M••
Mr. and Mrs. Robilrt S. B[rd of
Lee recenUy
returned' from Mr. David '!Jewla Eynbn; Brd, son
Saturday, May 22 at 2:80 Media. john D. Haminorid, \)rothe~ Rutgers avenue announce the
London; En.land where be had of Mrs, John S .. Eynon' of Vessaro'clock In the Fr[ends MeetlJi. of the . groom. and ClI~ord G. birth of a daughter. on T:uesday.
been commlss[oned to d9 a por:- avenue. and tile late' Dr; Eynon.
House, ·Swarthmore.
. .
. of'South Chesier:road.
. May U In Lankenau Hosilital.

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Miss atD[cldlison
was receDUy
of
honor
a shower giVen
by Mrs. 'Laurence J. Stabler of
Wallingford.
'.
The brlde-to-be will be 111M
of honor at a lunelleon and mIscellaneous .hower to be glven'tomorrow by Mrs, C. MacDlJnald.
Swan of Mt. Holyo'ke place..
Mr. and Mrs. Hipple; parents Of
the groom, and Miss Ruth Hipple,
will entertain at. the rehearsal
dinner on Friday evening, May

I;A~~~~~f~cil~lo~w;.e~d~a~t~t~h~e~.~p~bU~a~d~e~IP~hi~~B'::::=~====l

and Mrs, Andrew O. Wlfuelch Of
Tenafly. N .. J .• on June 12 a~
B o'clock In the Swarth~ore Pres
byterian ·Ch~.
Is
. The Rev. 'Joseph
P',h
B op
will perform the. ceremony.
A reception will. f6U"w at the
Springhaven Country Club.
Miss, deFuria, a .raduate of
Swarthmore. High . Sehool•. win
receive.!, ba~helor of aria .degree
on June" ftom Pembroke CoUege

DON'T WORRY AIOUT I!AUTY'-THA.rS·OUR TASIII

Call

HAMMOND-R'. UM' SEY
Tbe 'marriage Of MIs. Zsthei'
Marian Runisey. dalllhter at Mr.
Bnd Mrs. John A, Rumsey of v~
sar llven!!e. to Mr. Samuel It
Hammond, Jr.• son of Mr•. and
Mrs. Halnmoiid of Med[a. took
place Monday aftemoon lit 2

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CHECK yo'ur'.-C"A' R' for SPRING

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RUSSELL'S SERVICE
O'POS[TI BOROUGH 'AIiIING LOT .
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p.. orim. oath Ir LafayeHe Aves., .

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Elrperf. Tailoring. CleanIng and Pres,'ng
. PICK UP AND I)ELlVERY

Robert's 'Cleaners
. 21 SOUTH CHESTER ROAD
SWarthmore 6-0401

Germany.

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Careful driving and the.
.uUzation that 'Db' have
dependab[e Automobile
Liability. Inillrance niakes
motorini IDore.. plea. ant.
.You are taklna • terrible
pmble by go[ng Wlthont
tbl. prot.ct[on..
.

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ACADEMY ....w ...JtJI 'NItIHB
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"THE MOQN IS aLUI"
.scom:: s ...... fer AdIItI. OIly.

PETER E. TOLD
All Une. of In.era.a.

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METHOP'$' :"~TES .'
*'itlUJGIOUs-SO<;WX t ' · Church School ell• • for'
OF FR~S , . .
ages wl11 meet at 9: 45 . on Sim-

.&rmolllJ'.Him agaimt co,,¥,oliBglWljJricetlfJfll'S! .

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Worshipwill .usi.. ""
at '·.'~.m:l4r;KU1p
~hiss~~on. subJect,' ''Those-Who
~:~~N~.Ursery children Wm'
s
hy.~ O. T,
"lEIla' JJeagie. . Mts.
IClJIllrII81 $1ii1nI'·",·IH:·.nd· ~Sny.

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for Worship.
In W1Iltti~

The ushers f~ S\lIlday's service
Will
be Janies Stephens, head
.~e!i:~~~.
High Fl!Uowship. usher, assisted by John Flood,
Monthly. Business Theooore' Purnell, Robert Brins'Richard Snyder andWarre.;

Working Members of the.
PennsylvOnhll Ali_caeia,lon for the Blind
Delaware County
Chapt,r Will Have
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FREE DEMONSTRATIONS
friday· 10 A. M.

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4," P. M;, (Ope. till 8J ;

Sahrde, 10 A.. M. to 4 Po M.

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THE. SWARTHMOR. LIONS CLUB

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Methodlst,.• Youth I'ellowfhlp lor teeD-.... will meet fot
::::;"-'t dIacIi.ilDn· at 7 p.m. The tapiQ
WUl' be "Piicram. and Actlvltletl
cd the -M, Y. 1'." There will be a
IOclIal hoQr, afterwards. .

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Swarthmore' Fire House
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MaY,2oth - 21st - 22nd .'
HOW TO EUOY'
. SPRING MOTORING.

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COLlEGE THEATRE

~eld inin~ceton,

'tlieon'~ ~: l!:~Q a:aro'~d'

U;3QiP.J4.-Evenln. Prayer.. ,

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BLIN
at

. fri. Ir Sat.
Mr. arid Mrs. R. C. van Ra°.ens-·I
was,.. of Haverford avenue enterlarl i d..,.11
ta[ned ~s their.' house guest for a
·...LEC 6U{NNESS
few daY$ the former's brollier Mr.
nTh, Captain's Paradise"
• Charles van· Ravenswaay of St.
LOW.. Mo~ d~ of the MIssouri Historical Society..
"Bomba"
•. "Lost YDteanoU for dIft. . .•
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earn~em.

TClDlght, Prldayeirenlng .t 7:45 titS, gratia, but ea.er to
in Whittier House, Wlllard, and It mllan., to him, comforts not
br the Woinan's
N. J. Those Cornelia Tomlinson wl11 a¥w'
by hoapltala. and peri..The tf1le 01 Mr. BIahop'uermon . On Wedn~.".- the f.o.ll
..owi
.. n" .
are
_ted In al1endln. their colOred alldes of "QuIlker haJlol a morale raiser; now and
GD.'., Sunday at tbe9:10 and
-.r
.... m.ay contact Ruth Burkholder for MeetIng Hou.. from ·Ma!n.e to then. A disabled Veteran Is' an
poelock'.8erviie. wm: llIi. "By Circles will meet: : ' .
'~. 1n(ormatlon,
. ' Florida". AU FrIends and others Individual, ~har'ed from the
ty
....·rlat?" Mil.
m.
'Gii!nC,'
The Conununity Jla!ly Vacatictn interested are welcome.
Sei-v.tce,· but unable u yet to cope
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i\b1e School wl11 be eolld.ucted On Saturday the Friends" HJa- With fite outside ot a hospitaL
. era! themeot
'
meet ~t the lIc!Ine ~ ~ ~u'liDl ~m June ,21. to July ~ at the torIcal Aaociatlon will hold tis In tact. he may never'beable to.
Us". .
'.,
S. McQuade, Jr.. .,' Shady HIll ~byterlan Church. RealatraUon ~pr1ng Meeting at Lineoin UDi- leave.
.
Chhrch School claTl81 wl11 RCJI!C!. Iofoylan. IIIrB. 1'; S. ~es- may be made at this church ODversity. Ol<ford, ineonnectlClil with
Kiaal(olra l4Iehael of Athens,
\lIIh.eld
at 1/:10,
10:45 and. 11 a.m. H
.,,-.;.lead
p. an
' - -old-fashioned Sunday with ' * ' ,.' Charles,
~_ AnnIve~'- 'Ga'_ on' the .... _ Of the 'Y-C."
on.
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.
'.
pie will
.. H.. oov.er, th.m •,100th y-1be Men's' Bible CIl!III will meet ymn ............em........ are request~ and next Sunday dlll'lng. Sunday Celebration. FrIends are conIIaIJy Overaeas Headquarters;.
a vi.,'
,,-iusual at 9:80 a.m:. The Women's oid to bring a glass of jam or Sc!lool.
. '. Invited to this meeting at 3
alon of many returning soldier.:
j,'bl.e.CI... ta meetl n " at 9:'5 'a.m'• Jelly for IIIrB. C. D. Howard to
Those attending should take a box . d .a._a..
lure
.,..
....
take to the Home' tor Widows
T
..•... I.N. 1.'rY Y_ "T.lie
-,
an •. ...,... ~.
needs. She. Iita-'
4Ui1ng the, month· Of May" Mrs. .
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supper; dessert and beverage will trIliuieifpopples to men attending
Donald Hibbard will be the guest and Single
• . There w'" be a celebration of be provided by the A8soclaUon., thoe Twenty-Fifth Conference Of,
•
.
chah1nim' Mrs. i:la~d
..,
Th Adult F
this
· . ~eatler' of the 'class on Sunday. "'Ill meet at home ol
the Holy CommUnion at 8 o'clock , e
orum
week.W11I the .Y.M.C.A. duiirig the hom/!_
Mrs. George Hunter, the regular Bishop, 736 Harvard. avenue; SUnday; Children in' the thUd deal with the Pl'Opoaed additiOlt coming ot the a2nd' DIvisIOn In
feader. will return on'
.
5 Chalrma 14
H L. /trade.end up will, attend the 9: 30 to WhIttier
"Why a Bulld- MIlwaUk..... June, 1919. P8aseisby
wID. meet at ~~·Of
service of Church sChool, and Inc :Prop~.? 'What Plana have took ,a poppy. from a decorated
.... Sqnday evening, the .Sentor
.HIgj'.. Nlc!walIbI . wiU .llleet'
Charles . D:'l4Iteheu.· Avondale those In the second gt'/Ide down been Made? FrIends are urged to booth and lett .a contribution,'
supWr at I:» with. a PlOIIl'IIIIl road;'Walllngtord;' There will. be will attend the 11 o'clock session. :::: :~ves of ~~ opr-' Mary Hanecy, serving ID this
fo11fw!ng at 7: 15. ThIs meeting a surprise program by Mrs.
At· the 11 o'clock service of
y , earn. more
. ep ans booth. developedari Idea for the.
and
," ...... the
p. ..
- "ng
,
Pray'
fOl' ImprovlJlil
'''-abled
" ;':!Irth-e
.
G~.,j;:~I4I.. 8, Cbelrman Mr.. ,!"o
. er there will be' a its
facilltiei Whittier House and fUture needs of .
. . VcterllllS'
..,
gd
Htabezt 'II; Sanford. will meet at &Pedal service Which wnl'lnclude
Ii tbf M' tin f BuaIn
presented It to a· member of P~
· , . for Christians, A tecbn!- the home of Mrs. !t, W. Deacon. & baptlam and the dedicaUon Of
on y
ee g or
.ess Number 1 in. MIlwaukee. and w'"
col ': .!pm will '.l'!'!
RlvervJ.llw. .•"d 'Wellesley roa4s. the new baptlamal font. The Len- will be held on Sunday at 7.30 responsible for the first regular
'
"...,.
'bA
p.m. In d1ah.
Whittier
The Poppy Day on record.
Tlie Young Adults Group will Mrs. John,..,..Fawcett will speak te n "'te
...........
x presentatlon service covered
suppersHouse.
have .been
supper
"I'd
on ,'lA:. Treamb of ChrIsttati will be held at the. Episcopal discontinued for the summer
The Americari Legion adopted,
a
; entitled' "In Larger Free- i:tyiru,s" In the morning. CUcle Academy at • o'clockrand -at 7:30 months.
the
Poppy in 1920 as·theIr na-'
· lioni..,. a movie concerned with t.· Chairman Mrs. H. West!ln p.m. tbe Young People's FeJ!owtiona!, memoiial f1ower;·. glYIn;
the
and activities Of the Clarke, will meet at hom!! of ahlp will bold Its wel!k1ymeef- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTES t1ie"",u'l'IUary complete "!large- ~
. U.N:; ' . .
.•
tIM! ~p. 2",c;:qpege aV4mue. hlg at TrInity Church.
national. memorial program.
·TI1~ SessIon' will m ....1' on Tues:" A BOok' RevtEw'Of "1I1>ere'er The 'l.'he ush~rs for Sj1Ilday will be That man can .aIn health, hap" There
are 1.857 diaaj>led VetdaY;~i ;Venlng for.: the relU'tRr Suri" Wlil 'be given bY 'Mrs• .f»vIn R. M.' patiiel. William Freegard. piness. and immortality by rely_
erllllS
.
1t!
fE!l'J'.Y .Pq,n~ Hospital,
" ,
MacJ:1WI!e.."
.
C. H.. W. Ingraham. E.' C. Page Inc DIl'th" spiritual fRcIa Of God
Md..
many
tif them !'rom Penn. CHURCH SERVICES
At 12 NOlIn, Circle J. ChaIrm~ Jr.• W. N.l\Yerson"W. T. Salom, and man talllht by C!lrt4t Jesus aylvanla, and aPProximately 2,800
.....;~==:::.....;:;;:.:..:~:::...~ . Bh's' Seymour W. Kletzlen,' mid J. H. Scliad. and J. S. Thomplon. will be emphasized at. C~tan
ID. CoateavUle· Hospital. These'
PREsB¥TERlAN CHURcH
Circle 9,. Chairman Mrs. W. 14- George Hanlel) Is scheduled to Science services SundIQ:, when
groups
as well as the Adminlstra_
· .. Joseph P. Bishop. Minister
fred Smith, are planning a trip to serve as acolyte at 8 o·cloclt. and thll title of thll Leason-5erm1in Is
Veteran
Hospital In 'West
Uon's
..John Schott, Auoclate M!nIder see tour of the PresbYterIan inet~ Ted .Cifrvy will hfi crucifer' and "Mortals and Immortals."
Philadelphia
and
Valley Forge
A cordial invlU.tlon.1s exten'ded
Sunday, Ma,. 11·
ropolltan mlsalOIl8. The bus w1l1 David .Bass acolyte at the 11
10:45. 11 A.M. - Church \eave ~ church at 12 Noon and O'clOCk service. During the 11 to aIl,to attend the se'rvices at Hospital Veterans receive benellts
)J!,t;.hOGl.
return. at 4:30. Those who have o'clock service Jane Derickson 11 a.m. Sunday:·. at·. the FIrat from the Auxlllary 'of this area.
Let us keep true faith with
not· 'yet made reu"'atimis, are and Joan Thomson will be in C!lurch ot ChrIst;·· B\lIentlst, on these llvlng victims· Of past, hOrPark aven~.. '
.
a8keclto call Mi's.K1etz1en, charge of the n11r8erf.
rible wars. Let us experience a
swarUuno.n. 6-8249."
.
Regular choir rehearsals will
.
sU!!nt
prayo; for, them; as .we aeTO •THI
IDITOl. • • a.B<:lpw-and-glve'.geDeroualY;
At .12:30, -CIrcle 2, Chairman ~ held this week: on< .:M!>iiQw . . utTERS
•
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. H.' H. Hopldas,·wIll meet af and' \Yecmead.,y. at '. o'clock' for
. 'The Popp" C.mpe....
remembering their ""rvices in our
the ·b.ome of Mrs, Harold Gold- the Boys' Choir; on Monday, at To the Editor and People Of behalf;
smith, Wallingford HIlla. Walllng- 5 o'clock for ··the GIrls' Choir. SwaribDlore:
ELIZABETH Y. GILCREEST
ford. Mrs. Glenn Morrow will talk 'and at 7: 30 p.m. Thursday for
Agaln
let
me
remind
you
of
Chairman of Poppy .Project,
.SIIIICIaJ',
Greece.
the Men's lind BOys' Choir,
the Legion Auxiliary project durA.M.-Church Scl~~'l.
and
Publlc[ty C;:halrman .for
At 6: 30.. Cli-cle 10. Chairman
The Men's meeting of. the Con- Ing . the . coming weeks before
u:oo ~M.-Mi'. Kulp
Awdliary Unit 427 In Swarth.
.>'1:00 P.M. lIfYF
Mrs, ..W"ltar Moir. will" have a vocation of Ohester' will be heid Decoration Day. The Workers arl'.;
more.
; Church.
c~~
~h
suP~in
McC~
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Wednnda". ilia" It
Hell, . A talk will be given on
.
13;80 P X~Ladl~ B~ble C)au.
''MY W{!, and Experiences In
,.
TRINITY .CHURCH
Korea" by Mrs. George C. Ames.
H, Lawrence .Whlttemore, Rector Members are asked to brln. a
.'
81111C1aJ'...Ma,. 18
casserole or salad or dessert for
8:00 A.M.-Holy Communion..
four
pepple. Those attending. are
. 9:30 A.M.-Church School (8rd
asked to call Mrs. Moir. SWarth.• grade and up).
.: '
more 6-0498.
.
. 11:00 A.M.-Morulng Prayer,
. 11;00 A.M."-Church School Sea- . On ThUrsday" the . Women's
; sion; (2D4 grade,down) •.
Prayer Group, will, mee,t as USU:al.,
11:00 P.M."-Canterbury Club......
7:80 P.M..-Young PI!ople'a .. "'_ ~!.a!.~SO Un. with Mr. BIshop as
" 10Wship.
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.
. In the afternoon
.
! . Tqe.4aYi'Ma,. 18
Chetub Chok
rehe&rse
1i;3PP.M.:'-~e~ ~'!r. .
3:
th!l Westmtnster Choir at
",:,:.. ' • • elda,.. IIu 11 "-',"
4. 'aM tlie 'Chancel Choir will re7:15"t.~-Ilq]y C<lmmunion..
hearse at 8 .p.m. ~
.
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and Mrs. Joseph Laizo and ____ "
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Amerlc, Capt, Latzo has completed· hIS overseas' tour of duty In

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wedding party at a brunch at the
Jenkins. home on Saturday momprecedln. the wedding.

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BEAUTY SALON

21Mt-. and Mrs. Howard M. Jenk.

Mrs.avenue
Birney'will
K, MorSe
of Haro'clOck Roman
In Our Lady
of Church.
. vard
entertain
the [n
R IBrown University. Providence, Help.
Catholic
members of her biidge club at a
·Mr.· Wlttrelcb. a graduate 'of Morton. The Rev. Joeeph B. Glbluncheon-bridge at ber home LaWrencevJ1l.e School, will re- son oflklBted.
'
Monday. .
, eelve a bachelor of science' degree
Tbe bride given In marria.e by
Mary Spiller of OI!den avenue, [n ChemtatrY from Brown. UDi- her father. wore a g01lln of
has recently been honored' lit verslty on June ~ whenlhe will candlelight: Cbantilly _ lace . over
Wellesley ·Colle.e where she. was· also be commIsSIOned ·an EtIsIgn slipper satin •.fasJiloned with . a
seleCted a freshman "Prqm Maid" In' the NROTC Unit. He Is
fitted bodice featuring a, calla ~
for the' ,!uDior prom. Sbe Is also member of Delta Tau Delta fra- neckUne, long tI.ht-ll,ttlnli. alileves
a member of the Wellesley Col- ternity.
and .bouffant skirt. Her veil of
lege. Choir.
,
candlellght Illus[on was attached
Mr. and Mrs. ¥arvel. Wilson' of
TO WED TOMORROW
.
.;, crown of seed pearls' and ahe
: Strath' Haven avenue. Mr. IlJId
be marriage of MIss J08.0 carried a 1nIss11e coireroo 'with orMr•. W. Sproul. Lewis of G;di:' R!kwell' Jiuse, daughter ot, MH. chid. and satlJi st~ers caught
ville. and Mr. and MH.
Robert E. HUse of. Chevy Chase•.
Charlot of Rose VaUey•. will spend, l'4d to Lt (j.) ·John'L. Comog.
fthe week-.md .playlng gOlf. lit 'Jr.:' son .of Mr. and. Mrs. Comog
Marie louise Fony....'.
Farmington. Va.
of DlcldrilOn avenue. wiU take
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Banks of p~ce tomorrow aftemoon at
Harvard avenue will entertain at o;clock in St. John'. Epls",~pII~'
. preuints .
.a coclttaU party from 5 to 7 OIl Chllrch. Wa•.hl~. D. C.
..Peter Pail" .
Sunday afternoon.
. " The. ReV... Dr., LeaUe GIIlnn will.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel .S. Harris; olllc~te:.·
'. ,; ,;
..
Nether Providence High SchoOl
Jr., of Vassar avenue return~ ... MIss· Pameia Huse of·.Chevy . .
Auditorium'
home Tuesday' foll~ a week'•. 'Chas/!,
_the bride,: ~U ~t-:Sa"r4ay"':"May 22 atId It
vacation In Atiantlc,Glty.
. terld 'as"mald of honor. MIlls Bar.. at 2:10 P.M.
Dr. and lira. J om IL Bates' cd bara Gapen' of Chevy ClIMe, and
Admission. 7&c
North Chester road, spent the MIaa Eleanor Hatton. of Monton
Shoreham,
L. _1Il!Dmer
I. They were
week-end
at their
. accompanied by their son "0.I1D,1
hoine from Lawrenceville School;
end Edward Borer of Garrett
avenue.
. Mr. and Mrs: 'Frederic C. Beck

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-Mrs. L. J. Servais, Mrs. Frances
LUlDSden, -Mrs; Lewis Gqod_
enoUSb,·Mt-s. Geor,,, Warren, ¥r&
Norman Hulme, Mrs. John 'effords, Mrs. Wllllam Bullock,
Howard' Hopson and Post-Cpmmander Howard HoPson. .
The Poppy you will receive has
been made
a disabled
without inCOme, the Veteran ,.110
beaeaellea the Auxlllary to order.
more poppies that he Diay earri
more. Be Is not asldng for'btin':":'

Women.~e·4

.The Bouquet

Delaware
of" the
North
Chester.
North Wayland
Chester road
and Mr.
of'The
Mother's
ClubsCounty
heljl' a Council
lunch- deFurla
will become
bride
of Mr. road.
Paul Ins
andof Mrs.
E1sbree
Of
eon-meeting Monday. May 10 at Edward Wlttrelch, son of Mr. Wallingford. will enterteln the
Strath Haven Inn.·
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W,·Crosby
of ProvidenCe road.' Media,' have
had as their house guesta for th.e
past week Mr. and Mrs, Henry.J,
Faust and daughter Krls~a of
Milledgeville, Ga: Mr. taust was
Mlulster oI,Mus[c at the Swarthmore' Presbyterian Church for
eight years ·prlot. to moving to
Georgia.

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trait.
MIss'E11Isls
ti lit&duilteand
of..We&t"
Mr. and Mr•. 'B[mey It. 'Morsl! town'
Fii"rids"'SCliool
Cenof Harvard aven\lehave returned' tenary Junior CoUege and attendfrom a business trip by autom~ ed New' York UDiversity.
bile to Cincinnati, Ohio foU_ed
Mr. Eynon was griduated,from
by a week-end, as guests at tbe Penns.Ylvanlri·MlUtary CoUegeand
KentuckY ' D e r b Y ' a t t e n d e d the '!1nivetal.ty of Utrecht
..
HIli;' d "
Mrs. Donald W. Poole of North [n 0 n.·"·.
.
ntertalned at
'A SeptemtM.r weddln. ,,[. planSwarthmore avenue e .
..
a luncheon and bon voyage showet ned.
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Walter
A. sChmidt of Riverview road
A JUNEIRIDE
who Is leaving for Europe the
MIas.. CatbUne Ann deFurla.
latter part of the month.·
.
dau.hter of' Mr. and Mrs, Guy G.

held at the home Of IIIrB. Ray at All Sainta' Church, Upper
Harlow, l!16 Lafayette avenue on Darby, at '4:30 p.m. .T!Jesday.
Weclne8d.iy at 12:30 p.m. The
A service of Even1ricPrayer'
Commission
on
FInance
will
meet
will
be held at 5: 30 p.m. Tues\ .
1It 8 p.m: in ,the',Cbapel.
'., day and FrIday. .
On Thu.,ciay at 3:80 p:m.the
The J'eIUlar mid-week celeCherub Choir will rehearse in bratlon of the Holy. CommUllion
Lorene M
thl! Primary d/!partment.· The will be held at 7: 15· a.m. Wedu S·eCOlld.Claas :a4atter. JanuaJ,y
1929,"
JUblor Choir wiU reheaae at 4' ne8day, and at 8 p.m. the Bible
,.t 8wa&'t11mcJd. PL. under the Act Of IIarch I. 1879.·. p.m. and the Chaneel Choir ~ Study GrouP. will meet in the
.
.
1I·I~bearM at iI p.m. in the Chapel. Cleav.. room.'
W:O()N
SatUrday. May 29 at I p . m : .
.
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Page 2

NEWS NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. McCabe of North Chester road spent
last week at Hot Springs, VL
While there they .attended meetIngs of the Business Advisory
Council for the Department of
Commerce.
.
Mr, and Mrs. ·Harold. March
of North Chester road spent a
week-end recently at· their
mer horne in' ,PacI{er Corners,', Vt.
On the way back .Mrs. March
visited· her mother, .M'rs.· ,John
Clarence ~e of Stamford, Conti.,
arriving In ilme tG meet her
brother Mr. Cuthbert Lee, portrait painter of Ashville, N. C. Mr.
Lee recently returned from
London, England where he had
been commlsslonOO to do a portrait.
Mr. and Mrs. Birney K.·Morse
of Harvard avenue have returned
from a business trip by automobile to Cincinnati, Ohio followed
by a week-end as guests at the
Kentucky Derby.

sum.,.

Pvt. John M. Bates of Yale
avenue completed his basic tralnIng at Camp Pickett, Va. and after
a to-day furlough reported to
Camp Chaffee, Ark., where he is
with the ATII10red Division.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Reynard
and son David of Westminster
avenue .and Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Tomlinson of Rulgers avenue will
visit Mr. and Mrs. William Pit.hardo 011 their farm In Pittstown,.
N. J. during Ute weekend.
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ENG~GEMEN'i'

Mr; and· Mrs. Wllliiun C. EIlls
of Sandy· Bank road, Media, announce the engagement of their
daughter; Miss Denise Ellis, to
Mr. David Lewis Eynon, 3rd, son
of Mrs, John S. Eynon of Vassar
avenlle, and the late Dr.. Eynon.
Miss Ems Is a iimduate of Wesltown Frlerids School and Centenary Junior College and attended New York University.
Mr. Eynon was graduated from
Pennsylvania Millfary College and
attended the University of Utrecht
Mrs. Donald W. Poole of North in Holland.
Swarthmore avenue entertained at
-A Septemb~r wedding is plana luncheon and bon voyage shower ned.
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Walter
A. Schmidt of Riverview road
A JUNE BRIDE
who Is leaving for Europe the
Miss· Catollne Ann deFurla,
latter part of the month;
.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy G.
.The Delaware County Council deFuria of North Chester road,
of Mother's Clubs held· a lunch· will become the bride of Mr. Paul
eon-meeting Monday, May 10 at Edward Wlttrelch, son of Mr.
Strath Haven Inn.
and Mrs. Andrew O. Wlttrelch of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W,·Crosby TenaOy, N. J., on June 12 at
of Providence road Media, have 3 o'clock in the Swarthmore Preshad as their house guests for the byterian ·Church.
past w""k Mr. and Mrs. Henry J, . The Rev. Joseph P. Bishop
Faust and daughter Kristina of will perform the ceremony.
MiiledgeviJIe, Ga. Mr. ;Faust was
A receptlo;l will follow at the
Minister of Music at the Swarth- Springhaven Country Club.
more Presbyterian Church for
Miss deFuria, a·· graduate cf
eight years prior. to moving to Swarthmore mgh School, win
Georgia.
receive a bacheior of arts degree
on
June·7 ffom Pembroke College
Mrs. Birney· K. Morse of Harin
Brown
University, Providence.
. vard avenue wllI entertain the
members of her bridge club at a R. I . .
Mr. Wlttrelch, a graduate of
luncheon-bridge at her home
LawrencevlI'/.e
School, wID reMGnday.
ceive a bachelor of science degree
Mary Spiller of Ogden avenue, in Chemistry from Brown Unihas recently been honored at versity on June 1 when 'he will
Wellesley College where she. was also be commlasloned an Ensign
selected a freshman u.F'rc!m Maid" In the NROTC Unit. He is a
for the lunlor prom. She Is also member of Delta Tau Delta fraa member of the Wellesley Col- ternity.
lege Choir.
----Mr. and Mrs. ¥'lrvel Wilson of
TO WED TOMORROW
Strath Haven avenue, Mr. a,nd
The marriage of Miss Joan
Mrs. W. Sproul Lewis of Grady-.
Rockwell
Huse, daughter at Mrs.
ville, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Charlot of Rose Valley,. w!l1 spend Robert E. Huse of. Chevy Chase,
IIhe week.end playing golf qt Md., to Lt. (jg) John ·L. Cornog,
·Jr., son ·of Mr. and. Mrs. Comog
Farmington, Va ..
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Banks of of Dickinson avenue, will take
Harvard avenue will entertain at place tomorrow afternoon at 4
a cocktail party from 5 -to 1 on o'clock in St. John's Episcopal
Church Washington, D. C.
. Sunday afternoon.
The Rev.. Dr. Leslie Glenn will
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Harris; officiate:
Jr., of Vassar avenue return~d
Miss Pamela Huse of. Chevy
home Tuesday following a week'. Chase .!sterof the bride, will atvacation in Atlantic· City.
terid ~s maid of honor. Miss BarDr. and Mrs. John R. Bates 'of bara Gapen· of Chevy Chase, and
North Chester road, spent the Miss Eteanor Hatlon of Montweek-end at their summer place
on Shoreham, L. I. They were
accompanied by their son John, MRS. LLOYD E. KAUFFMAN
home from Lawrencev!l1e School, 313 Dartmouth Avenue
and Edward Borer of Garrett Swarthmore 6-2080
avenue.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
ALL
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederic C. Beck FOR
MAGAZINES
of North Chester road went to New
York City. Tuesday to meet their
son - in -law and daughter Capt.
and Mrs. Joseph Lauo and son
j

Sleven Who returned on the S .. S.
Americ. Capt. Latzo has completed his overseas lour of duly in
Germany.
Mr. arid Mrs. R. C. van Ravenswaay of Haverford avenue entertained as their house guest for a
few dayS the former's brother Mr.
Charles van Ravenswaay of St.
Louis, Mo., director of the Missouri Historical Society.

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Miss Cecelia R. Dyka of Vassar . The couple will live in Shreveavenlie, foster sister of the bride, port, La., where the groom is
stationed at Barksdale Air Force
attehdOO as maid of honor.
Base as Airman First Class.
The bridesmaids were Miss
Mary A. Hammond, stster of the
BIRTHS
groom, and Mrs. Walter S. Payne
Lt. (jg) William DeForest Fetof Ogden avenue. Catherine Rum- zer and Mrs.. Fetzer of Springfield,
.sey of Park avenue was a junior Mass., are ..recelving congratulabridesmaid. The bridal attendants tlons upon the birth ofa ·daughwore dresses of white embroidered ter, Jean Hamilton Fetzer on May
organdy over blue taffeta featur" 10 In Wesson Memorial.Maternity
ing wide sashes of biue taffeta, Hospital, Springfield.··
with white accessories: They carThe baby is a granddaughter
ried old-fashlonOO bouquets of of Dr, and· Mrs. Frank G; Keenen
blue forget-me-nots with wreaths of Harvard avenue, and Mr. and
of matching fiowers In their hair. Mrs. Paul· L. Fetzer. of ,Ridley·
Mr. Albert Rusinak of Chester Park.
served as. best man. The ushers
were Messrs. William Carter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Bird of
Media, John D. Hammond, brothe~ Rutgers avenue announce the
of the groom, and CJif~ord G. birth of a daughter, on Tuesday,
Rumsey or'South Chesler road.
May 11 in Lankenau Hospital,
A reception followed at the .Phlladelphia.

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Jenkins. home on Salurday morning preceding the wedding.
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The marriage of Miss Eslher'
Marian Rum·sey, daughter of Mr.
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Hammond, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hammond of Media, took
place Mondily afternoon at 2
o'clock Roman
In Our Lady
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Catholic
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The bride given in marriage by
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slipper saUn, fashioned with a
fitted bodice featuring a calla iJly
neckllne, long tight-fitting sleeves
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to
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held at the home of Mrs. Ray at All Saints' Church, Upper
-Mrs. L. J. Servais, Mrs. Frances
Harlow, 315 Lafayette avenue on Darby, at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Lumsden, Mrs. Lewis GoodWednesday al 12: 30 p.m. The
P.UB.LlBIIED EVBaY FRIDAY AT
ARTHMORE. PA.
A service of Evening Prayer enough .. Mrs. George Warren, ~s.
.PE'J.'EB E, TOLD. MAlUORIE TO ,PUBLISllEB8
Commission on Finance will meet will be held at 5: 30 p.m. TuesNorman Hulme, Mrs. John jef.
\
I'l10... SWafthmore ',0900
at 8 p.m: in tbe' Chapel.
day and Friday. .
fords, Mrs. William Bullock, ¥rs.
On Thursday at 3: 30 p.m. the
The regular mid-Week cele- Howard Hopson and Post-Cpm_
. PE1'ER. E. TOLD.
Cherub Choir wlll rehearse in bration of the Holy. Communion
. ..
BABBAaA UNT, ManEditor
Roaalle Pea.ol ..
Marjorie Told
, Lorene McCarter
the primary department.· The will be held at 7: 15· a.m. Wed- mander Howard HOjlson..
The Poppy you will receive, has
Junior Chotr will rehearse at 4' nesday, and at 8 p.m. the Bible
Entered as SecondClaas :r.h.tter, Januuly 24, ·1929, at the~
bcen
made b v a disabled Veteran
p.m. and the Chancel Chotr w#ll Study Group wiJI meet in the
omce at Swarthmore, PL, under Ihe Aet of March I, 1819.
Without
income, the Veteran who
.rehearse at 8 p.m. in the ChaPel. Cieaves room,
DEADLINE-WEDNESDAY NOO."l"
beseeches the Auxiliary to order.
.On Saturday, May 29 at 3 p.m ..
more poppies thai he may earn.
the Chancel arid Junior Chotr FRIENDS MEETING NOTES
more. He is not asking for benewill sing in the Westminster Choir
TOnight, Friday evening at 7:45 tits; gratis, but eager to earn them.
.RISlnIRIAN NOIIS
monthly meeting, in the Woman's .College Massed Chotr Festival, to in Whittier House, Willard and It means, to him, comforls not
be !>eld in Princeton, N. J. Those Comella TOmllnson will sbow
The Utle of Mr. Biahop'ssermon Assooiation room.
SUPP~ed by hospitals, and perOn Wednesday the toUoWing who are interested in attending their colored alides of "Quilker hap. Ii morale ralser, now and
on Sunday at the 9: 30 and 11
may contact Ruth Burkholder for Meeting Houses from Maine to
o'clock services will. be "By Circles will meet:
then. A dlsablOO Veteran is an
furtlier
information.
Florida". AU Frlenda and others
What Authority?" Thls 11 the
At 10:3Q a.m.-cJrcli! 3, Chairindividual,
dIs.charged from the
The Community D~y Vacailon interested are welcome.
in a series of sermons on Ihe man Mrs. Harold GrI1IIn, wlU
ServIce,
but
unable as yet to cope
On Saturday the Friends Hisgeneral theme at "Questions meet at the home ot Mrs. JaM Bible School will be conducted
with ille outside of a hospital.
Asked Us".
'
S. McQuade, Jr., 44 Shady Hill from June 21. to July 2 at the torlcal Association will hold ita In tact, he may never be able 10
Presbyterian Church. Reglstrailon .Sprlng Meeting at Lincoln UniThe Chbrch School c1asses wID Road, Moylan. Mrs. F. S. Gilles- may· be made at this church on versity, Oxford, in connection with leave.
be held at 9:30, 10:45 and 11 a.m. pie· will lead an old-tashloned Sunday with Mrs. Charles Hoover tbelr l00th year Anniversary
MIss Moira Michael of Athens,
The Men's Bible Class wlll meet Hymn Sing. Members are request" and next Sunday during Sunday Celebrailon. Friends are cordially Ga., on the staff of the.Y.M.CA.
as usual at 9:30 a.m. The Women's ed to bring a glass of jam or
School.
invited to this meeting at 3 p.m. Overseas Headquarters, had a vlBible Class Is meeting at 9:45 ·a.m. jelly tor Mrs. C. D. Howard to
Those attending shouid take a box alan ot many returning soldiers
qurlng the. mGnth of May. Mrs. take to the Home tor Widows
TRINITY NOTES
supper; dessert and beverage will and, their future needs. She disDonald Hibbard will. be the guest and Single Women. Circle ·4,
tributed poppies to men attending
There will be a celebrailon of be provided by the Assoclailon.
. leader of the class on Sunday. chairman Mrs. David McCahan
the Twenty-Fifth Conference of
Mrs. George Hunter, the regular will meet at home of Mrs. J.V.S. the Holy Communion at 8 o'clock, The Adult Forum this week wlll the Y.M.CA. during the home_
Bishop, 136 Harvard avenue; Sunday. Children In the third deal with the proposed addition coming of the 32nd Division in
leader, wllI return on Mal' ·23.
Circle
5, Chairman Mrs. H. L. grade and up will attend the 9· 30 to Whittier House. "Why a Bulld- Milwaukee, June, 1919. Passersby
Sunday evening, the Senior
Peel, will meet at home ot Mrs. service of Church Schooi ~nd ing Program?" "What Plans have took .a poppy, from a decorated
High fellowship wiJI meet for
those In the second grade' down been Made?" Friends are urged to
supper at 6: 30 with a program Charles D. Mitchell, Avondale
booth and lefl a contribution.
road, Walllngford. There will be will attend the 11 o'clock session. avail themselves of this opporfollowjng at 7: 15. This meeting
tunity to learn more of the plans Mary Hanecy, serving In this
a surprise program by Mrs. Owen
and n'lxt the Fellowsllij>.~ c;pnAt the 11 o'clock service of for improving Whlttler House and booth, developed an Idea for the
sider the opportunities in India Gay. Circle 6, Chalrman Mrs. ¥ornlng Prayer there will be a its facilities.
future needs of disabled Veterans,
Herbert ·B; Sanford, will meet at
today for Christians. A technispecial service which wlII include
Monthly Meeting for Business presented it to a member of POst
the home of Mrs. R. W. Deacon,
color .film wnrlM' shown.
a baptism and the dedicailon of will be held on Sunday at 1: 30 Number 1 in Milwaukee, and was
Rlvervjolw end· Wellesley roads. the new baptismal font. The Len- p.m. in Whittier House. The
responsible for the first regular
T!>e Young Adults Group wllI Mrs. John Fawcett will speak
ten
Mite
Box
presentailon
service
coverOO
dish
suppers
have
been
Poppy
Dayan record.
meet for supper at 6: 3Q, and see on "A TreasiU-y of Christian
a fIlJn: eniltloo "In Larger· Free- Hymns" in the morning. Circle will be held at the Episcopal disconilnued tor the summer
The American Legion adopted·
at 4 o'clock, and at 1: 30 months.
dom". a movie concerned. with 1, Chairman Mrs. H. Weston Academy
the
Poppy in 1920 as their na-'
p.m. the Young People's Fellowthe atructure and actlvliles of the Clarke, wlU meet at home of
tlonal, memorial flower, giving
ship will hold Its weekly meet~ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTES the Auxiliary complete charge of
U.N.
the Chairman, 2~, Cojlege avenue. ing at Trinity Church.
The Session will meet on Tues- A Book Review ot ''WIlere'er The
That man can gain health, hap- Ihelr national, memorial program.
The ushers for Sl'nday will be
There are 1,851 disabled Vetday evening for the regular Sun" will be given by ·Mrs. Irvin R .. M. Daniel, William Freegard, piness, and tmmortality by rely_
erans
in Perry .Point Hospital,
MacElwee.
C. H. W. Ingraham, E. C. Page ing on the spiritual facts of God Md., many of them from PennCHURCH SERVICES
At 12 Noon, Circle I, Chairman Jr., W. N. Ryerson, W. T. Salam, and man taught hy Christ Jesus
sylvania, and apprOximately 2,800
Mrs. Seymour W. KIetzlen, and J. H. Schad, and J. S. Thompson. wllI be emphasized at Christian
In Coatesville Hospital. These
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Circle 9,. Chairman Mrs. W. Al- George Hansell Is schOOuled to Science servlcllS Sunday, when
groups
as well as the Administra. Joseph P. Bishop, Minister
fred Smith, are planning a trip to serve as acolyte at 8 o'clock, and the iltIe of the .Lesson-Sermon Ia
tion's
Veteran
Hospital in ·West
John Schott, Asaoclate Mln1ater see four of the Presbyterian met- Ted CaI1!y will be crucifer and "Mortals and Immortals. n
A cordial invitailon Is extended Phlladeiphla and Valley Forge
Sunday, May 16
ropolitan missions. The bus will David Bass acolyte at the 11
9:30, 10:45, 11 A.M. - Church I
th
h
h t 12 N
d
Hospital Veterans receive benefits
oon an o'clook service. During the 11 to all, to attend the services at
School.
.eave e c urc a
from
the Auxiliary of this area.
9:30 and 11 A.M.-Mr. Bishop return at 4: 30. Those who have O'clock service Jane Derickson 11 a.m. Sunday·. at the FIrst
Let us keep true faith with
will preach.
'
not· yet made reservations, are and Joan Thomson wlII be in Church of Christ, Scienilst, on
these living victims of past, horPark avenue.
6:30 P.M.-Br. High Fellowship. asked to call Mrs. KIetzlen, charge at the nursery.
rible wars. .Let US experience a
6:30 P.M.-Young Adults.
SWarthmore 6-6249.
Wednesday, lIIay 19 .
Regular chotr rehearsals wlll
silent prayer for them, as .we acWoman's Association Day
At 12: 30, Circle 2, Chairman be held this week: on Monday
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. cept
a .Poppy. and give generously,
Mrs .. H. H. Hopklaa.. will meet at and Wedriesday. at '4 o'clock· for
The Poppy· Campaign
remembering their services in our
METHODIST
home
of r
Mrs.
John
C. Kulp, ClIURcli
M i n the
is
te
. Harold Gold- the Boys' Choir; on Monday, at To the Editor and People at behalt.
John W. Laney, AssIstant Mlntster smith, Wallingford Hills, Waillng- 5 o'ciock tor the Girls' Chotr, Swarihmore:
ELIZABETH Y. GILCREEST
R. Burkholder, Organist-DIrector ford. Mrs. Glenn Morrow will talk and at 1: 30 p.m. Thursday tor
Again
let
n.e
remind
you
of
Chairman of Poppy Project,
Sunda,. Ma, 16
on Greece.
the Men's and Boys' Choir.
the Legion Auxiliary project durand Publicity Chairman for
At 6: 30, Circle 10 Chairman
9:45 A.M.-Church School.
The Men's meeting of. the Con- Ing the coming weeks before
11:00 A.M.-Mr. Kulp will preach. Mrs. Walter Moir, will have a
AUXiliary Unit 427 in Swarth_
7:00 P.M. MYF Meets at
vocation of Chester' will be held Decoration Day. The Workers are:
more.
Church.
covered dillh supper in McCahan
Wednesday. lila, 19
Hall. A talk will be given on
12:30 P.M.-Ladles' Bible Class.
"My IJte. and Experlenees in
TRINITY CHURCH
Korea" by Mrs. George C. Ames.
R. Lawrence Whittemore, Rector Members are asked to bring a
Sunday, May 16
casserole or salad or dessert for
8:00 A.M.-Holy Communion,
four people. Those attending are
. 9:30
A.M.-Church
School (3rd asked tG call Mrs. Moir, SWarthgrade
and up).
11:00 A.M.-Morning Prayer.
more 6-0498.
On Thursday, the Women's
11:00 A.M.-Church School Session, (2nd grade.down).
Prayer Group, will mee.t as usual,
6:00 P.M.-Canterbury Ciub.
In 30
·th M Bish
1:30 P.M~Young People's Fel- at y:
a.m. WI
r.
op as
lowship.
lead~r. In the alternoon the
Tuesday, May 18
Cherub Choir will rehearse at
5:30 P.M.-Evening Prayer.
3: 30, the Westminster Choir at
Wednesday, May 12 4, and ilie Chancel Choir will re1:15 A.M.-Holy Communion•.
8:00 A.M.-·,Bible St"dy. '
hearse at 8 .p.m.

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M~Y BRIDE
. The marriage of Miss, Mary ~ell
Dickinson, . daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter H. Dickinson of Forest lane, to Mr. William Bartram
Hippie, Jr., son of M'r. and Mts.
Hipple of Broomall, wiJI take
place Saturday, May 22 at 2:30
o'clock In the Friends Meeting
House, Swarthmore.
Miss Dickinson was gu.,..t of
honor at a shower given recently
by Mrs. Laurence J. Stabler of
Walllngford.
.
The brlde-to-be wiJI be guest
of honor at a iuncheon and miscellaneous showcr to be given· tomorrow by Mrs. C. MacDonald
Swan of Mt. Holyoke place.
Mr. and Mrjl. Hippie, parents of
the groom, and Miss Ruth ffipple,
will entertain at the rehearsal
dinner on Friday evening, May

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gomery, Ala., will be bridesmalda
Mr. Stirling H. Carpenter of
Haverford will. serve as best man.
The usherS wllI Include Messrs.
David R. Dorrance of Haverford,
John Breynaert of Springfield,
Mass.; Jefferson Abercrombie of
Washington, D. C., and John Wallace 'of Boston, Ohio.
Following a wedding trip to
Bermuda, the couple will live In
Washington, D. C.

COLLEGE THEATRE
Swarthmore, Pa.
Fri, .. Sat.

May 14, 1954

SW ARTHMOREAN

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5:30 P.M.-Evening Prayer, .
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THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY
OFFRlENDS
.
FrIda" May Ii
1:45 P.M. - Colored slides and
talk "Quaker Meeting Houses,"
Willard and ·Cornelia Tomlln. sOil.
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!'Iunday,_lIIay 16
9:45 A.M;-First Day School.
9:45 A.M.-Meetitlg for Worship;
9:45 A.M.-AdUlt Forum '''i'Iie
Building Program."
1!:00 A.M.-Meeting for Worship.
Children cared for in Whittier
House. All are welcome.
.
1:00 P.M.-Br. High Fellowship.
1:30 P.M. - Monthly Business
Meeting.
Monda7, May 17
All day sewing for A. F. S. C.
Wednesday, Mat 19
All day sewing for A.F.s.c.
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
SWARTHMORE
.
Park Avenue below Harvard
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METHODIST NOTES
.
Church School classes for all
ages. will meet at 9: 45 on Sunday~ Mol11ing Worship will begin
at 11 a.m: Mr. Kulp· will use '\S
·hls sermon subject, "Those-Who
See Jesps." Nursery children will
be
.
supervised by Mrs. O. T. ~edden, Mrs.' - ElIa ·Beagle, Mrs.
Charles SeymOUr and Doris Snydel',
The ushers for Sunday's service
will be James Stephens, head
usher, assisted by John Flood,
Theodore Purnell, Robert Brinsfield, Richard Snyder and Warren
Crafts.
. The Methodist Youth Fellowship for teen-agers will. meet tor
dlseuaslon at 1 p.m. The topic
will.. be "Program> and Acilvliles
of the ·M. Y. F." There will. be a
social hour ~erwards.

Cottage PrayerM~tlng will. be
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'J.
at the home of·!lr" ilnd Mrs.
U:OO A.M.-·The· I.esson-8ermon Ha.-old· P~nrift.. SoUth Chester
will be "Mortala. and., Imv-.-,
1Dorta1s."
f --. -; .. : . road 8iId. University, Plaee, with
Wi!dnesday evening meeting Lemuel Holt as leader on Tueseacb week, 8 P.M. Reading room day evenIng at 8 p.m.
~ tt.:~t ~~~r: 121tOt!·Thererwar monlhly meeting
7:50 P.M. and 9 to 9:30 P.M.
ot Ute Ladi~' Bible Class
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May 14, 1954

THE SWARTBMOREAN

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Councn Takes Positive
Action on Many

TO WENDELL

IN HONOR HOUSE
Polly Told (If Park alfnue, a
Bucknell University juruor. has
been been selected to reside in
Ilonor House during her senior
year at college. T1)e 12 residents
of Honor House are· elected on the
basis of leadership and' general
participation In school activities.
Polly Is president of the Women's Student Govemmenf
ciation. She· is a member of Psi
ChI. national honorary psyschDlogy fraternity, and Kappa Kappa
Gamma. social sorority. DaUghter
ol Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Told of
Park avenue, abe Is studying for
her bachelor of arts degree.

Littie brown fellow with friendly
face
You used to run all over the place
Up through the Borougb on to the
Action by Borough Council In
monthly'
session Monday night in_
College
As if you were seeking to add to cluded:
your knowledge
Acceptance of the Asphalt PavIng and Supply Company's bid ,for
You helped with the class in resurfacing 10.000 square yards of
philosOphy ,
.
.' ,
Borough streets.
And spent much time in the liOrdering the ·public safety combrary
mittee to study the need of in_
And although I have never heard creased lighting in the business
It so stated
area.
I feel quite sure· that you gradApproving change of plans for
uated
Arthur Binns' apartment houses
You marched in every college on Dartmouth avenue making a
total of 60 apartments in place of
procession
the 52 apartments and elght stores
\'lIth ne'er a· diploma In your
or ollices originally scheduled.
possession
I aaw IT in·Tbe Swarthmorean.
Granting a subdivision variance
But with head held hlgb and in
to George Dunn.· 204 DickinSon
perfect step
H.w
H.."
avenue,
in order that he might
All that you lacked was a gown
purchase
a 90 x 35 foot addition
and cap
to his f\!Br yard from his Harvard
'THE RULE FOR PROGRISS'
avenue
nelghbor ~. Allen
When college was over and the
Smith.
An
exemption to the zondays grew hot
WIP 1610 Ie) s ••••y. ':45 A.M.
ing
ordinance
was necessary beThe Swarthmore Bank was your
cause Dunn will now own up to a
favorite spot
5
$ ,
$ 58SSSSSS
foot
from Mrs. Smith's garage.
You found a cool place on the
Approval of an agreement perlioor
Where the breeze blew In from bitting John G. Brittan, Jr.• of the
northwest comer (If Swarthmore
the open door.
avenue and Cresson lane, to cross
When you were thirsty and want- Borough property with a temporFormerly
ary sanitary sewer tying in.Ito
ed a drink
CARNS
Springfield
Township's sewer until
You did not have to stop and
such time asa sewer is lald In
think
650 Baltimore Pike
the street of Brittan's property.
For
Doctor
Shirer
was
just
next
Springfield. Del. Co.. Pa.
Approving plans for continuadoor
SWartilmore 6-0450
And he always kept a pan on the tion of a storm sewer across the
8 A.M. t. 6 P.M.
Mt. Holyoke place and Harvard
lioor
avenue Intersection belng paved
And then one summer you were by Dartmouth Builders. developers . of the adjoining Springfteld
all upset
And so sick that we hurriedly cal- Township area.
CO.ED BEAUTY
led the Civet"· .
Receiving report that the· ColHe looked you over, then shook lege power house can adequately
SALON
his head
accommodate the Borough's pro"About forty-eight hours" was posed new air hom. It remains to
Closed Wednesdays
what he said .
secure College authorities· permission to install and maintain the
,Open Thur.day Nigh ..
But he left some pills - I"ld us community alarm apparatus In
what to do
that location.
PARK and DARTMOllTB AVE.
And before ve..., long you were
Resolving to give notice 10
S~ore 6-1015
good as new
Frank Richardson, proprietor of
And whenever I took you o"t for the Flxit Shop. 17'h South Chester
a walk
road. to discontinue unlilwful use
There were do~ens of people who of premises as a 'domicile.
stopped to talk
. Approving leave of absence to
Patrolman Robert E. Timmons of
I couldn't call many of them by the local Pollee Department form
name
April 26, when he was called to
But they knew who I was because Florida by his father's illness,
of your fame
until May 27 without pay.
And maybe some day when I
Passing a resolution providing
break my last tether
tor payment of police for all
You and I will again go out walk- extra-hour a$S1gnments, and eming together.
ployment of additional officers
C.K.
when required.
Considering recommendation of
KAPPA MOSTESS
William Downton for a traffic light
Kappa Kappa Gammas of at Yale and Swarthmore avenues,
Swarthmore Blld vicinity will but deeming same unnecessary
meet 'to ,sew for the American at present.
Friends Service" on Tuesday, May
Expenditure of $75 for removal
18. Mrs. Carroll McCulloch of of a sycamore tree at 331 Union
439 Sharpless Street, West Ches- avenue, and expenses upto a like
ter
serye as hostess to the sum for the attendance of Borgroup;
ouch Secretary Elliott Richardson
!It the Boroughs Convention in
Pittsburgh June 28 to 30.
Authorizing Public Property
Chairman J. Roy Carroll to study
the Public Library'S request for
Air ..... be dirty, lIDhcallhy ""
opening one pane of its stationary
breath ••• but not if the cfirt aDd
poIk:n arefillcR>d out by. usAIRco
main front window for ventilaroom air coaditicmor. Air condltion. and ell'penditure' of an
tioaiDa'jo a _
JiCo.ca_ if you
.,6dlOmdllotaDdpolleaaDeraieL
amount not exceeding $250 to
Clean CnsIl air ........ 'bdtcr Iaeolth.
effect the change If it is judged
Sla:p ia importaol"" BOOdboollll,
worthwhile.
too. A 1lIAIIloo room air COI>II;;.
.
tiooI!:r djmjnatee '" i'M' ni&1*
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Women's International League
for ·Peace and Freedom wi1l hold
Its last legislative study meeting
on Thursday, May 20. at the home
ot Mrs. Eric Hausen, Park and
MIchigan avenues, at 8 p.m.
The evening wi1l be devoted to
the discussion of current legistation on the national level with
particular emphasis upon: civil
liberties and international tensions.
.
Plans will also be made for an
interim committee to collect material and plan fall activities. Margaret Price and Mrs. Glen Oneal
are in charge. Members are urged
to attend and bring a guest if
they wish.

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M~. and

Mrs. WIllIam M. Bush
of Dickinson avenue spent a recent week-end visiting friends in
Blngbamton,' N.Y.
JIIIrs. A. William· Bus. Jr••of
Ogden avenue entertained at a
small bridge-luncheon at her,
home Wednesday.

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Upon assuming her new offic~~
Mrs. Worst made two. appoint. ments: Mrs.' Newton Ryerson,
chairman of the hospitality committee; and Mrs. Harold Gibson,
Jr., chainnan of the education
and publicity committee.

Dr. John R. Bates of North·
Chester road, left Monday by
plane on a week's business trip to
HoustoD, Te~.

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avenue was the guest on Mother's
Day of her son Mr.· Ellis G.
Bishop and family of Cranlleld,
.N. J.
.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gehring of
University place visited
the
week-end with their son-In-law
and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Walter
MacFarland and sons of North
Augusta. S. C.
Mrs. J. Albright' Jones of Elm
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NEWS NOTES

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Samuel of Manhattan, Kans. work of the Sponsors Committee
of the Friendly Open House for
Mrs. Ralph V. Little, Jr., and Older Swarthmoreans. At the Ancaughters Shirley and' Janet of nual Meeting held Monday at the
aavedord place presented a pup- home of Mrs. Mark Blttl \!, :Rutpet show entitled ''The Wee Folk" gers avenue; a unariii'nous vote
at a Mother-Daughter banquet was cast for Mrs. C. W. Worst,
held in th" Third· Presgyterian president; Mrs. J. Ilerbert Glenn.
Church. Chester. Monday, eve- IIrst vice-president. in charge of
ning.
program; Mrs. Clyde M. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. WlJIlam M. Bush second vice-president, in charge
ot Dickinson avenue entertained of membership; Mrs. C. B. F.
recently as their house guests Mr. Kent, secretarY; Mrs. H. Lindley
and' Mrs. Charles S. Douglas of Peel. Ireasurer, and Mrs. John
Binghamton. N. Y.
H. Pitman. leader· of tile group
·for .ne",t ye~r.
Annual reports of the various
committe~s were given, and plans
for the coming year discussed:
Close interest shOwn in the work
of
the'Delllware County Commil. Brighten the ROIDe
tee on Our Later ·Years, Initiated
LiPten theRousewon:
by the Health and Welfare Councit.
has' resulted JOn' membeI'ship
LeI PAULSON . . . T on that committee, of Mrs. Harold
II!'d houMe!e·ni.. wDI
__ • Hille re. ...u_ '110 .
March and Mrs. Paul Banks. Both
duat t. ftT _and IDd ......
are past presidents of the Sponback .. ·e~
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Mrs. Thomas G. Casey, presldent ot the Swarthmore League of
The Wallingford
W
Presbyterian
omen Voters, and Mrs. Hallock -Church, Avondale and Turner
Campbell, vice president, will roads, wllJ begin the week-long
officially represent. the local dedication of its new church
league at the biennial Stale Coun- school alld parisll building a~d
cil Meetfng o~ the Pennsylvania rtlfllode!ed ,Church, Sancluary
League to open next Wednesday;, Sunday. May 16, at the 11 o'c1ock
al the Strath Haven Inn.
' 'morning worship. Tbe Rev. John
.Delegales from the 32 Leagues B. Rowland. S.T.D., paslor ot the
of Women Voters in Ihe Common- church, will conduct this service,
wealth. and members oi the State and the Rev. Charles P. RobshaW,
BMrd of Directors will set up Ihe S.T.D.,paslor of G1ading MePl1954-55 program and adopt a orial Presbyteiran Church. Philbudget for the comi~g year.
adelphia, will be the guest' speakHighlight of the opening day's er.
session will be an. address at the
Another service have been
dinner meeting. by His Excellency scheduled for 7:45 Wednesday
Profes:;;or Ahmed. S. Bolsbari, evening 'when the Rev. Gordon E.
Ambassador. Extraordinary" and Hermanson. field director for
Plenipotentiary, Permanent Rep- Christian Education of the Synod
resentative to the United Nations of Pennsylvania of Ihe Presbyter_
from Pakistan. Members of the Ian Church will speak on the
local League may attend as visi- .topic, liThe Task We Share!' A
tors and reservations should b, short organ recital presented by
made Immediately.
Frank H. Thompson, organist of
Following the dinner a recep- Immanuel Protestant. Episcopal
t·
lOn t or Ambassador Bolsharl, all Churc~J Wilmington, will precede
council delegates and board mem_ the service. At the close of the
bers of the local League. will be evening, light refreshments will
.
be served in 'the reception room.
h eld by Mrs. Joseph Shane,
Swarthmore
College
Campus.
A service of music, dedicating
Among the assisting hostesses wi1l the organ, wlli be' conducted the
be:
following· Sunday, May 23, at 3:30
p.m., by guest organist Howard L.
Mrs. Frank Pierson, Mrs. RobRalston. 'A.A.G.O. of the nelleert Walker, Mrs. William Cope,
field Presbyterian Cburch and
Mrs. Carroll Barus. Mrs. Stephen
lecturer at Western 1'heol(lgical
Whicher, Mrs. Hans Borei. Mrs. Seminary, Pittsburgh.
Edward Cox and Mrs. John
The new, two-story stone buildMoore.
ing is the jeEond ac:t<:!ition to thl
Mrs. Donald F. Bishop, of Phil- plant In the 63"year history of
adelphia, president of the Penn- the Wallingford. Church. Resylvania League of Women'Vot- modeling of the older buildings
ers, will preside' at the sessions. now provides for seven separate
l'!Irs. Robert Williams, of Lower church school departments, a new
Merion •. is in charge of the pro- kitchen, and chur~h offices. The
gram.
seating capacity of the Church
Sanctuary has also been increased
and the church beautified' by the
NEWS NOTES
addition of a divided chancel and
Mrs. Edwin W. Crosby and her the rebuilding of the organ.
daughter Mary Willis of ProviNew and remolded buildings
dence road., Media, formerly of will be open for leisur~ly inspecSwarthmore, will drive to 'New tion Tuesday, May 18, 'rhursday,
York Tuesday to meet S/Sgt and May 20, and Friday, May 21, from
Mrs. AUen P. Willis and two small 7:30 p.m. until 9.
sons who are returning to this
country after' three and a half
Mrs. H. O. Thayer of North
years in England. Mr. Willis will Ohester road flew home from
receive his discharge from the U. Hot Springs, Ark., where she had
S. Air Force a~ Camp Kilmer, N.J. visit~d ~Qr three weeks with her
Mr. and Mrs. 'David Bingham of mother Mrs. J. C. Gilmer. En
South Princeton avenue will route back she stopped in Columleave today by automobile tor a bus, Ohio and was accompanied
week's visit with Mr. Bingham's home by .her young grandson
mother Mrs. Edward H. Bingham Scott David Thayer. son of Mr.
of Cedar Rapids, .Iowa. En route and Mrs. Paul Thayer, who will
they will visit Mr; and Mrs. Wai- visit here until June 15.
ter H. Flinn of Western Springs,
Ill.
"I Saw it in The Swarthmorean!'

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S:I~:~:r~e;o~r:;::::s LWroVoCpeOnunHCielreMMeeatyinlg9'Walli.n.gford Church to

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Mr.
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of Guernsey road are entertain-

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fan ,to live.
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StarttlH) &alary for 2 .ecUtl...fyp.
salesmen to r.preMlnt larll)e Eastem
financIal eorporatlon. No traYel. Sal.
_pertence and abll1t, desIred, I$tab-nshitd ,esldent, 25-40 rears old, mar..
rled. capable of anumtn, t.spanslbll.
mes. In r~u.strn, Inhf'Ylew plea,.
Includ. btlef JMl'IOftal flldory. all
repll.s confldentlal. Our salesmen "ay.
been rnformed of this ad. lox A. L
$warthrnoreon.

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doe "" hot humid" !her. Push •
baIIon aDd the lIIIit will QIleIaIe
qaioIJy all Di8ht Joas. You'lf sleop
Comfortably aDd wake uprefresbed.
'lbioR'. DO DCCCi to sutr~ from
beat fiWsue, dust aDd poIk:n aI. leqies .... sleepless Dishts onr ioq.
er. Get a usAlRco room all' eonditioDe< today. You'n feel bcUer
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'J1IE SWAIlTIDIOBEAN

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• TO IE HELD THURSDAY

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TO WEHDELL
.

Little brown fellow with friendly
face
.
You used to'run allover the place
Up throuah the Borouah on to
Collep
. .
M If you were IIe'Hng to add to
your knowledge
. ,
You helped with the .class In
-pbi1cieOpby -' .. '::.' ."
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And spent.mueh 'Ua:u! In the 11brary
althouah I have never heard
it so ·stated .
I feel qUite sure· that you· sraduated
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. ' Women's International League
. \~ce and Freedom wtIl bold
last lepJative stud.Y meetinJ
. . ThursdaY. May 20. at the
ofJ4rs. Eric Hausen. Park and
f!Il~blpn avelluee, at 8 p.m.
The eveninlJ wtIl be devoted to
thE! cIlIcuaaion of current leglalation on the J!B~onal level with
pu1icular emphaals upon civil
IlberUee and International tenatona. .
.
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, ~lans wtIl also he "",de for ..an
Interim eommittee to cojlect materJal and plan fall acti~$1es. Margare! Price and. Mrs. Glen Oneal
are.1n charge. Members
You' marched mevety 'eollege
to attend and. brlnl a guest
proceealon·
they wish.
With ne'er: a· diploma In your
. possession
I saw IT In' The Swarthmorian.
But with head held hilb and in
perfect step
·H.w
AU that :you lilcked was a gown
and cap

ColI.OCInTakes
Acl,·on on Many Items
.

Councn

by Bo~h
in
. t~ seu1onMonday nlght Inmon .
.
cluded.
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Acceptance of the &phalt PavActio

Blnpanrtori.· N,Y.
Mrs. A. WiIllam'Baa, Jr.•of
Olden avenu•.. en~ed at a
small . bridae-luneheon at her.
heirne Wedne,day.

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and
Supply
CompaDY·.
bid ·for
Student
AsIIO10•OOO
acinl
i'esurf
square yards
of en's
clation.
She'lsGovenunent'
a member of.
Pal
Borough streets.· .'
Chi, national honorar:T psyIIChDOrdering th.·pubUc aafeeedty COIO
inmUtee to stud)' the. 1\
fJf
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creased 11gIitinJ in the blLlin_
arta.
Approving change of plans for
ArthUr BInns' apatbnent houses
on Dartmouth aVenue makiDS a
total ot 60 apartments In place of
the 52 apartments and eight stores
or oIIIces orlgln~ scheduled.
Granting a subdlvision variance
to George Dunn,' 204 DJckln80n

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lollY fraternitY. and Kappa Kappa
Gamma. social sorority. IIaUghter
of . Mr.
and Mrs.
Peter E. Told .of
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Park avenue. she is atud.Ylnl for
her bache10t of arta decree.
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11_ .... d ••t. zs,e
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avenue. in order that he mlght
·to'live.
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purchase a 90 x' 3)5 f~t addltion
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to his rear 'yaid tram bill 'Harvard 1Il00. I. roq..
'THE RULE' FOR
p ........... '
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avenl1e'
neighbor
f41'
8
Allen
ladodo
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.1s\t>rY.
ern
When cOllege was over and the
eal
SmIth. An exemption to the zon- ..piles
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days grew hot
WI" 16'0' lie) .....ey. tlU ~...
W. G. TltEZONA
The Swarthmore' Bank was your inI or~ance was neces ary be- ..... I.rarinod of ...., od. . . . A. ...
cause Dunn will now pwn up to 'a Swo,lIoi_••:
SW 603354
Motto., 'a~
favorite spot
You found a coot' plilce on. the
Approval
of an
agreement
perfloor
foot
from Mrs.
Stnlth's
garage;
Where the breeze blew· in from bitting John G. Brittan. Jr•• of the
northwest. comer. of Swarthmore
the open door.
avenue and Cresson lane. to CrollS
.
.
Borough p!'OPBriY with a temporWhen
you
were
thirsty
and
wantFormerl, .
ffn sariltary sewer tyinginlto
edadrlnk
.
CARNS
You did not have to stop and Sprlnglleld Townsblp's aew~ until
.... expertly and aympathetlalll,
such
time
asa
sewer
is
lald
in
think
610 BalH_re ,Ike·
For Doctor ShIrer waa just next the str&<lt of Brittan·s PI operty •.
Jilted at
price ,au set.
'. Sprlllgfleld, Del. Co.. Pa.
door
Approving plans for continuaSWartltlllore 6-0450
And he always kept a pan on the tion of· a storm 'sewer acrGIS the
A...... , .....
Mt. Holycke ·.place and Harvard
floor.
avenue intersection beinI paved
And then one summer you were by DarID)~hBuIlders, developall upset .
.
ers . of the adjoln!ng Sprlngfteld
And so' sick tbilt
hurriedly cal- Townablp area.
'.~O CHISTNUT STRIIT
CO-ED BEAt:JTY
led the"'vet"~ .
Receiving .report tbat the ColOLMI H. IAIt, r-d..
MARYA. . . ; ....,4..• '.
He looked you over, then shook lege power house can· adequate17
SALON· .
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, IiliI head
accommodate the Borough's pr0"About fony-elgbt hours" was posed new air hom. It remains to
C1...... We4 n . . . . .p
what he said
secure College authorllVs' permission to Install and maintain the
. Open Thor_day Nigh ..
But he left some pills - t"ld us community alarm apparatus· in
'what to dD
that location.
PARK ...... DARTJlOtITII AVB.
And before very long you' were
ResolvJng to give notice tb'
Swai1bmore .-1.11
good"; new
Frank 'Richardson,proPri~
And whenever I took you O\lt 'fol'
the ~fShOp, 17% Sou'~~heater
road, to . dlsConlil!ue ~wful
'i~~~~~~~~~~~~1
a
.walk
.
.
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There were do~ens of. people who of premises· as a ~oinIcile.
stopped to talk
. Approving leave of absence to
Patrolman Robert' E. Timmons ot
I couldh't call many of them by the local PolIce Department form
name
April 26. when he was. called to
But they knew who I was l;>ecauSe Florida by lils father's !!Iness.
of :your fame
:
until May 27 without pay.
And maybe some day when 1
Passing a resolution providing
break my last. tether
for payment of polIce for all
You and I Will a8llin go out walk~ extra-hour ajlSigmnents. and emin.I,to~ther.
.,loyment of· addltional 01l\cem
·cx. when
·.required.
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Considering re<:OInIIlendation of
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William Downtonfor a tralBc light
M. WEINSTEIN & SON
Kappa Kappa 'Gammas of at Yale and Swarthmore avenues.
Swarthmore and vicinity Will but d~ng same. unnecessary
cieoriers - To;lors
meet ··to . lIeW <for the American at present.
.
Friends Service' on tueSday; May
Expendlture at $7:; for rerno,raL
SW 6·1727
18.,Mrso' CarrOU'McCuIloch:
ot";, sycamore tree at 331 Union
439 Sharpless. Street. West Ches- avenue. and expenses upto a like
Pick.Up and Delivery
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ter
·&e;;.ve as hostess tQ, the l'AIIltIl for the 'attendance of BorgrouP'
ouch Sect'6tary ElUott' Richardson
lit the Boroughs Convention In
P.i'ttsbUrgh June 28 to 30.
A1,Ithor!zlng Public Property
Chairman J. Roy Carroll to study
the Public. Llbrary's !iBQuest for
opening one paile of itsstatlonary
main frimt .window for vantlla~on, and ezpendlture 'of an
amount not exceedl!'!g $250 to
etrect .the change if it is. judged
worthwhile.
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chalnuan
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com- held by Mrs. 'Joseph Shane,
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b
i '-ong' the. ass.istl.ng hostesses will
mlttee'; and mrs. HaroldG bson. ;;;'
Jr.. chalnnan of the education
and publIcity committee.
Mrs. Frank Pierson. Mrs. Robert Walker. Mrs. William Cope;
·Dr. JoIui R. Bates of Norilt Mrs. Carroll Barus. Mrs. Stephen
Cheater road. left Monday. by wliiciher. Mrs. Raos Borel. Mrs.
plane on a weelr.·s buslnea8 trip to Edward Cox and Mrs, John

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I $10,000 '11111
· Whether ,.oa ban a low
handicap or admit to be,
Ing a "hacker," lend just
o.ne ,shot thl. "rolll:
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a clalaifeW d.mi....,W...
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avenue· VIBS the guest on· Mother's
Day of her son Mr." Ellis G.
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daUlhter Mr. and Mrs. Walter
and BODs .of North
Augusta, S. C.
Mrs. J. AlbrlJhf Jones fJf 1!:Im
1.1ren11e entert8ille.l the PbDadel~
AlI1filDae Group 0( Kappa
IIA.!p1l.1B Thetas at a supper meet. at her hGIIIB Wed:De_y.
. Mrs; David Blnati.... 01

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Cbf:vroIct fOl" 1954. - .
Itbiisipyoa.uety and eQnvcnience
f~t- ~t an: offenAl .~ tJu= low·
price fi~ on.br bY ·C!uivrolet. Such

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Plate gluiau around' in rdADS
and coupes, "Jumbo-Drum" brakes
(targeat in the low·price field).

And it brings YD~ tbenewpower and
perfonnilnce.of ~~'. "'BlueFlame 115~' "'Ii""

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Soutll C~.5ter ,Road
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iecond
addlt!on.JQ.j.1JL
plant In the
iii year
hlatory of ..
the WallIlliford. ·Church. RemodeUng of the older buildings
now provides for seven s~par~te
church school departments, a new
kitchen, and chur~h· oftlces. The
seating capacity' of the Church
Sanctuary has also been mcreased
and the churCh beautified· by the
:NEWS NOTES·.
addltlon of a divided chancel and
Mrs. Edwin W. Crosby and her the rebuilding of the organ,
daughter Mary Willi•. of Proirl~
New and remolde~. buildings .
dence road. Media. formerly of will be open for leisurely Inspecwill drive to 'New tion Tuesday. May 18, Thursday•
York Tuesday to meet S/Sgt and Ma>, 20. and Friday. May 21. from
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Allen 1'. Willis and two BDUll! 1:80 p.Pl.. until.a.
sons who are returIiing to this
country after . three ·and a half. Mrs. H. 0, Thayer of 'North
years In England. Mr. Willis will Chester road fiew home from
receive his discharge from the U. Hot Spril.gs. Ark .• where she had
S. Air Force a~ Camp Kilmer, N.J. visitl!<\ ~or three weeks with her
Mr. ,md Mrs. 'Davld Bingham of mother Mr.. J. C. Gilmer. En
South.. Princeton avenue will route back she stopped in ColJimleav.e today by automobile for a bus. Ohio and was accrunpani~d
week's visit with Mr. Bingham's home' by .her young grandson
moth~r Mrs.. Edward H. Bingham' Scott David Thayer, son of Mr.
at Cedar Rapids•.Iowa. En route and Mrs. Paul Thayer, who will
they will visit Mr: and Mrs. Wale. visit here until June 16.
ter' H~ FlInn of Western SpringS;
"I Saw it In The Swarthmorean." .
Ill.

.Sales Rc,am·Open 1·9

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A service of music. dedicating
th
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eorgan. w e ' .COIl uctoo the
following. Sunday. May 23. at 3:30
p.m .• by ·guest org'!!Jlst Howard t;..
~ton. A.A.G.O. of the 11ellefleldPresbyterian Cburch 'and
lecturer at Western TlIeolQgiCill
Seminary. Pittabur8h.
The new. two-atory stone bulld-

Moore.
Mra. Donald F.BlBhop. of Philadalphla, president of the Penn. sylvania League of Women' Voters. will preside' at the sessions.
l\'Irs. Robert WIlliams. of· Lower
Merion•. Is in 'charge of the program .

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Mr.
Tyson
of Guerl!Sey road are entertaln- . New' omcers were elected t o ·
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ing as thel~ .hQuseguest for three savve for the following year's
Mrs .. Thomas G. Casey. presi- :
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week;s l>Irs.··1'Y80n'~ mptherMrs. work ·of the Sponsors'Co~lttee dent of the Swarthmore Le8lUe·of. The Wallingford Presbyte~lan
C, W. S"muj!l of Manhatt&!>. ,.....'1111··1 of the Friendly Open' House for Women .Vot era. and .,.rs.
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Mrs. Ralph V. Little, Jr.• 'and Older Swa~oreans. At th~ An- CamPbell, viCe pte..ldent. wW toads; will belli? :the . week-long
<laughter!! Shirley and' Janet of nual MeeUng held Monday at the ofl!cially rl!p'resellt. t!> e. .Iocal dedlcaUon ot lis' new chur~h
H.~vert!lfd "lla,ce presented a pup- home' of Mni. MlITk Blt11\!. ~ut- league.at the biennial State Coun- ~l and parls)l. buildln•. alid
pet ..how' entitled "The Wee Folk" gers" aVeDue~ . a . u'naniDJous vote ell Meeting of the Pennsylvania ~eled - . Church." Sani1tuaTY
at a: Mother-Daughter banquet -was cast for Mrs. C. W~ Worst. League to op';" next Wednesday: 8und!'y, MIlY 16, at :the 11 o'clock
held In th\! T1!1rd' P~byterian president; Mrs, J .. Herbert GlaOn. at the !!lrath H!lven Inn.
. morn\l)g wol"ship. The. Rev. John
Church. Cllester•.. Monday .eve- Ilrst vice-president, in cha~e 'of .D!!legates from the.32Leaguea. B. Ro~land. S.T'~, •. pastor· of the
nlng.
program; Mrp. Clyde M. Miller, of Women Voters In the Common- church. wtIl conduct this service,
Mr.· and Mrs. Wllllam 14,. Bl!l!h secondvlce-pres1dent. in charlie wealth, and members of' the State !'I'd the Re:v. Chw.:l~s P •.Rob"haW.
of Dickinson avenue ep.tertaIn~ ot membership; .Mrs. C. B. F. BOard of Directors will set up' the s.r·D.•. pastor . of gladlng M;ePlMr. Kent. secretarY: Mrs. H. Lindley 1954-55 program I"l~ adopt a 0 rial ....
"-es,
b"'·
recently ·as their house ..';"ests
.ellan Church! Phil and' Mrs. Charles S. Dougias of f\llli. treasurer. Il11d Mrs. John budget for the c!>llling.ye!!.r.adalphia. will be the guest speakBi1\lIh11mton, N. y . H . Pitman, leader. oftpe group
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session
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Another service have been.
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ght 'ofthe opening
Annual rllPorts of the various
iched 1 d f
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dinner me~t1ng. by His E.xcellen
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ProtllJsor AJ1!ned.!!, Bol#harl, livening 'when the Rev. Gordon E.
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Ambassador , Extraordinarv" and ·Hermanson. fleld' dlre~tor .for
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Christian Education of the Synod.
Close Interest shOwn In the work
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of the 'Delaware County Commlt_IPllenllpo·tentla"y, Permanent Rep- of Pennsylvania of tbe PreSbytertee on Our Later .y.ears. Initiated resentatlve. to the" United
-, Nation.
. ' lan Chnrch iwl i speak'on the
theBoueewodt
by the Healtll and Welfare Coun- froJ'll Pl!klStan. Members of the :to lc "The Task We Shar ." A
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ell. has' resulted In' membersblp looal League may attend a. vialP.
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on that committee, of Mrs.-.Harold tors aDd reservations' should ~ short organ reCItal presen~d by
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l>Iarch and Mrs. Paul Blinks. Both made Immedlately.
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d1IIt .. IIJ .......,.) ...a .....
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lnunanuel Protestant.. Episcopal
10aek _ .•••,....
a1'll past presidents of the SponFollowing the dinner a recep- CbnrclJ•. Wilmington, will precede
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.. tion for Ambassador Bolshari,.' all the" service. At the- close .of· the!
. 9lI12.Da.ui" $7.50
Upon assuming her new ofllce. council delegates and board
evening. light refreshments· wili
Mrs. Worst made two', appolnt- bers of the local League.wUJ he be served 'in 'the re~eptlon roorP.

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~:an4 Mn. WWIam M. Buah
of I)lclih ">D avenue spent a recent week-end villlting friends In

Bucknell Univenlty junior.
been been selected to rtIslde. in
Ronor House during her aenlor
year at collep. Tile 12 re.1d1!n~
of Honor House are elected on the
bula. of leadership and' general
part1c1p.tlonin ""hool activities.
Poll7 is president of the Wom-

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mE. SWARTHMOREAN

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County Fair May 25th "
Benefits Camp Sunshihe

'rof. 'rad., ·OpiB.,s

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Borough Council and Bura'eu
Borough of Swarthmore
Swarthmore, Pennsylvania

It seems Uke a short IWim for
1:00 P.M.-LWV Meeting .. .....
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7:00 P.M.-FIne .and Industrial Arts Exhibit ..... High sthool Bldg. $200. No one's even wet. Still, a
7:45 P.M.~"Quaker Meetlq Houses," slides in color. WhIttier HoUle suit has been thrown In.
8:80 P.M.-Swarthmore Symphony Orchestra ........ Players Club
(In other worda, haq your
S1IIlda7, ~ II
Clothes on a. hickory Umb, hut not
11:00 A.M.-Morning Worship ...•................ Local Churches near Riverview road.)
7:80 P V
StrIq Quartet ....................... Bond Memorli1

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Gentlemen:
Your Auditors have completed their 'examlnatlon of the IInaDeIal
records of the Borough Secretai)', TreasUrer and Tas Colleator for the
year ended December 31, 1963, and present herewith a comparative
statement of receipts and expenditures for the years '1962 and 1963,
together with a statement sboWiritf tbe. Jlnanclal position of tbe Bor~
ough as of the close of tbose years:
• Our examination was made in accordance. with generally accepted
auditing standards, and accordingly include' Buch tests of accounting
records and Buch other auditing procedures aB we cOlUlidered necessary
in the circumstances.
In accordance with the practice of previous' years, the _eta
shown In the permanent fund reflect the gra.. a ..et value, no depreci.
ation having been taken thereon.
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Re.pectfully submitted,
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Rieliard M. Snyder
Robert H. Kurtzbalz
Bruce D. Smith
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8:00 P.M.-Margaret PrIce-"EarIy Childhood In Europe"
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Presbyterian cpurch
8:00 P.M.-Home and School ................... H. S. Auditorium
Taellda)', ~ 18 .
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Polls Open 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.

ITEMS NEEDED FOR SRA

'Mrs. FrankUn Rahblee, director of the Pre-School and PrImary
Groups of the Swarthmore· Recreation Association, Is seeking books
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records, games, sand box toys. and
doll coaches for use In her grouP
'lburacla7, ilia)' 20
activities. Anyone having such
8:00 P.M.-Swlni Club Meeting ~ ................•.. Woman's Club Items available, Is asked to tele8:00 P.M.-WIL Study Group ............ Park & Michigan Av~ phone
Mrs. LIndsay Wolfe
.SWa.rthmore 6-41148 for collection'
or to bring' them to Mrs.' Herbert'
Council OK) Pool;
Woman's. Club Art
Michener, 230 ·Park avenue.

Borough of Swarthmore
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Receipts

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Exhibition May ·25-30

YEARS ENDED
(Co.ntInued from Page 1)
(Continued from 'Page 1)
LWY Meeting Today
Increase
Dec. 81, '. Dec. 81,
stated
its
decision
to
grant
the
(Decrease)
1958
1952
clubhouse Sunday afternoon, 'May
.
A box luncheon and election of
Taxes Collected .....•..•••.. $117,950.00 $115,360.60 $ 2,589.40 pool permit followed repeatetl 23, between '2 and
5.. Name.' title, ffI'
will
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(3,094.98)
Sewer Rent and As....ments..
19,769.45
22,864.48
public hearings. and much study
0
cera
. feature the May meetand' price should be on back'0 f' Ing' of th S rthm
T --_.
Assessments on Street
e wa
ore _~e of
( 423.79) which convinced It that the pool work. If a work Is sold, a commis- Woman Voters
220;00
643.79
Improvements and Liens ••
to be held today
(16.25)
1,595.86
1,580.60
Pole and Main Tax ......... ..
was
not
only
pe~lble
under
slon
of
20
per
cent
will
be
reat
1
p.m.
at
WhIttier
House.
1,242.75
3,263.25
4,506.00
Permits ........................
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Two Congressional candidates,
( 486.40) the zoning ordinance but would tained by the Club. .
4,866.81
4,379.91.
Rents (other than sewer) .... .
17.00 ?ot be Injurious to the public's . There will be a reception hon- Harry Hyde, Jr., Independent Re702.00
719.00
Fines .................................... .
( 15.86) mterests.
4,822.99
4,807.63
Liquid Fules Fund •....•...••
oring exhibitors on Sunday, May publican, .and Gerald Mangone,
(50,686.50)
114,075.50
63,389.00
Cash from Sale of Investments
Tbe agreement entered Into by 30, from 3 to 6 p.m. Cards of in- Independent Democrat, will dis2,926.19
3,572.62
6,489.81
Other ................................. .
the
Swbn Club I requires that the v1tstlon will be available for each cuss the problems facing Con505.85
1,172.70
1,678.05
Interest Received ..•••.•.....
(12,000.00)
12,000.00
pool remain private, be completely exhibitor to send to his frleJ:lds. gress.
Advance Payments-New Streets .......•.
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fenced.
have a hard surfaced en- Pictures should be removed at the
TOTAL RECEIPTS ....... $226,498.45 $284,940.04 ($59,441.59)
trance to its parking lot and close of the reception, or not later
COUNTY FAIR
gates to be locked when pool than the following day.
Dlab1U1lemen18
$ 6,104.80 Is not open. It agrees that the
General and Administrative... $ 22,344.64
Any person eligible to exhlbt is
Benefit Camp Sunshine
11,687.32
28,836.49 $ ~;~~:~~
Highway ....................
Tllesday EvenIng. May.25
3,780.62 Borough has pOwer to regulate cordially invited to bring' his
34,712.61
Police ....... .. .. . .. .. .. . .. ..
88,498.13
traffic
by
.Igns
and
barricades
work
to
the
club
bouse
May
23
6 .... ' Loopatd 5'.11"9 "'.na
409.10
8,058.55
Fire ........................
8,467.65
limiting
and
directing
flow,
and
according
to
the
art
chairman'
riCKETS $1.00
4,806.96
970.&3
. 5,777.59
Health ......................
(60,311.13)
70,998.76
10,687.68
Public Property... . .••.......
( 449.81) prohibIting parIdng In the v1cln1ty.
7,676.86
Light and Power..............
7,127.04
(15,198.01) The club Is to provide adequate
78,295.69
Sewers ................ a.a • a • • • •
58.097.68
114.47 off-street parking for members
8,914.63
Library ..................... . 9,029.00
( 2,312.75) and guests aild 'regulate same fQ1'
21,674.00
Sinking Fund ................
19,261.25
Coal Prices were reduced as much as $2.80 per
order . and safety. Prevention of
($66,804.76)
TO~AL DISBURSEMENTS $208,121.10 $263,425.86
ton on some sizes. Here they are:
unnecess/ll'Y noise or disturbance,
EXCESS OF RECEIPTS
also glare from any lightlq Is
OVER DISBURSEMENTS $ 17,377.35 $ 21,614.18 ($ 4,136.83) stipulated. Plailtlngs to screen the
Stove Nut
Pea
Buck
Rice
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project from the nearest reSidenBorough of Swarthmore
$20.45 $19.95 $17.95 $17.45 $15.85
ces, In particular the Liddell
Comparative Balanee Sheets
property. ;which border'll the parkIng lot; are to be supplied by the'
Club: ..••. <;,,' '.. .
Add SOc per ton. for. wheelingo~ carryi~g. coal_
YEARS ENDED
Increase
Dec. 31,
Dec. 81,
Add $1_00 per ton if not paid in· ten days
(Decrease) "I Saw.itl';'.~. S..varthinorean."
1952
1955
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General Fund:
II .
Prices are s.cheduled to go up June 15th
Casb-General alld Special
Funds ..•.••.•...••..•... $ 69,973.12 $ 46,691.96 $ 14.281.16
26.000.00
(26,000.00) AnRACTIVE PLACE MATS !II
Investments .............. . ...•. .... .
20 for 51.00
$Warthmore 6-4742 Van Alen Brothers
Receivables :
3,939.58
4,963.47
1,013.89
Unpaid Taxes ............ .
Se.... of HI''''rlc 'hlladelphla
200
Unpaid Leins and
1,122.92
1,241.50
Call
Mrs.
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6-4680
WAshburn
8.2440
. W. Ridley Ave.
2,364.42
Asses.ments ........... ..
lIwarth.... W•••o', CII.
Ridley Park
$ 66.277.12 $ 77,768.35 ($11,491.23)
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DEMOCRATS MEET
IAnISED,
Swarthmore Pemocrats gttherThe Rev. John C. Kulp ofllclated
ed In WIhIttier House Monday at the baptl'mal service In the
A County Fair for the beneftt of evening to heat- candidates 811- Swarthmore Methodist Church
camp Sunshine, Delaware Coun- Cloned by the Borough Commit- S und ay. afte rnoon a t 8 o'dock.
Iy's children's camp, will be held
The five babies' baptised InTUesdaY e~, May 25, at the tee: Gerard:l. Maqone for Con- cluded Diana Lee Strain, daughter
Great Leopard Skating Arena, gresa,. Dr. Julius Schulz for State of Mr. and Mrs. George Strain of
Cbester: The Fair Is being spcin- Committeeman, an4 Mrs. Agnes Penn Valley, and granddaughter
sarod by the Delaware CountY Gallagher for State Commlttee- of Mr. and Mrs. Don D1cklnBeverage Dlstrl\lutors In "oopera- woman.
son of Park avenue; LInda Joanlion with Jack W. Coopennllth; j,' .' Harry Oppenlander, Borough 'ne Strong, daughter of Mr. and
member of the Camp's' board of committee chairman, presided Mrs. Robert Strong of Sprlngdirectors.
over the discussion which out- field; Glenn Vincent Wtillarno 3rd,
Bootba•. refreshments, and en- lined the Committee's reasons for son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn WlIlertalnment featuring champion challenging the present Demo- liams of Swarthmore; Nancy Jane
skaters, local Went, Rquare danc~ crat1c Party organization. After Wade, daughter of Mr. and Mrs:
Ing for ail, cake bakes, card table;s. the speeches, an intensive question Willard A. Wade Jr., of AIdan;
ba:l1room dancing .to a good O'~~ period tollowed.
and Robert Bruce Bower, son
chestra - all may be enjoyed for
The Importance of the primary of Mr. and Mrs. William N.
the price of the ticket.
. the only Bower of Swarthmore.
was stressed as al'lordlng
The benefit Is open to the public opportunity for voters to exercise
Blind Program Thursday
and tickets may be purchased a choice within the party.
A program prepllled by the
from truck drivers wearing th~
American Foundation for the
large red and white Help Camp
friendly CIrcle to Me.t
Blind concerning the life of Laura
Sunshine buttons. ToW procee<l$
The ~gu1ar meeting of the Bridgman, "the Helen Keller of
will go to Camp Sunshine.
FrIendly Circle will be held the 19th Century", will be given
Commander and Mrs. Lawrence Thursday, May 20, at the home of Thursday, May 20, at 2 p.m. over
G. Traynor and two ehIldren of Mrs. E. W. Furst, 111 Guernsey station WVCH. The program, a
•
regular Thursday afternoon event,
Lakehurst, N. J., spent the week- road.
end here with Mrs. Traynor's
Co-hostesses tor the occasion Is presented by the Delaware
mother, Mrs. A. Ludlow Clayden wlll be Mrs. E. D. Brauns and County Branch of the PennsylPauline M. Durnall.
vania Association for the Blind.
of Park avenue.

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Liquid Fuels Fund:
Cash .................... ..

293.60 .

Sinking Fund:
Cash .•.••••...••••...•..•.
Investment .•.••..••.•.•..•
Unpaid Taxes .••••••••••.•

'9,529.90
6,663.00
924.68

. 1,006.17

(712.57)

8.442.31
5,602.00
938.28

1,087.59
161.00
( 13.60)

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20,500.00
863.60 .

1,689.93
·6'7,889.00
.. ,887.92

2,72L}7
( 87,389.00)
". 16.58

$ 25,714:60' $ 60,366.86

($34,652.25)

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Permanent Fund:
Equipment ••••.••....•..••
40,522.64
Permanent Improvements
Underpass •....
49,426.69
noRaadilroad
and SeVfer Improvements ................... .246,552.80
Public Buildings and Grounds 287,342.72

87,787.64

($26,110.32)

Increase·
Dec. 81,
Dec. 31,
.
1963·, .
1952
(Decrease) .
General Fund:
'YEARS,ENDED
n •
Accounts
Payable •.......• $ 3,089.""
$ 1507'16
.$ 1,682.79·
S
.
urpIus .................... 68,287.17
76,
,26119
(13,024.02)

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$ 66,277.12 $ 77.768.85
Liquid Fuel. Fund:
Sorplu ................... .
Sinking Fnnd:
Surplus •

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293.60..

16,117~

1,006.17
14,882.59

($11,491.28)
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1,234.99

!!ewer Fund
Surplul... " ................. .

26,71<1.60

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60,366.86

(34,862.26)

+: ;
l'tnaanent Fond:
Funded Debt
General Borough ........ 280,000.00 246 000 00
Sewer ••••••••••••••• a • .! a . _ tiB,OOO.oo
65:0,00'00
l!Urplua .•..•.••• ,.> ••••• '; .840,8(06 . 80(.l1li(:11
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(16,000.00)
( 2.000.00)
86,1110.74
,*,8(05 ~,88Ul $ 19,610.74 .

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. TOTAL LIABILITIES

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SURPLus .........
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$28.50-Extra Trousers $9. 50
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Washable; Sanforized

$27.50-Extra .T,ro~s.ers $8.50 .

A conference for Fulbrlgbt
Scholars In the Eastern and
School, will have charge of games Southern ststes will be held at
and amusements Wednesday, May. Swarthmore College June 9 to
19, when Chiefs of Police ot DeI-·13. : It will be attended by 41
aware County and their assocl~i~s ~or~lgn Fulbright Scholars, 22
put on their county-wide': outinlC A,rnerlcan educators, and a few
for more than 4000 school safety students who will share their unpatrolmen at Lenape Park .on derstan.ding of' American' student
May 19.
. .
. life with the visiting professors.
Members of Swarthmore's SafeThe opening addreas of the conty Patrol .will be "mong the f~l'<!nce will be given by Senator
guests.
J .. 'WllIiam Fulbright. Topics to be
.dIscussed will Include, pbilo.oPLAYERS CLUB ELECTS
pbies of higher education in
OFFICERS FOR 1954.55 AmerIca, the student and politics.
the place of extra-curricular
Irvin R. MacElwee wasel~ted t1vitles in the educational system.
president of The Swarthmore the place of religion In higher edPlayers Ciub at elections h~ld u.catlon and possibly a session on
during the week of the May pro- t\le. dlvi.ion of responsibility beductlon, May 3 to 8. Other officers tween administration, faculty, and
elected at the same time iltclu.de student government organizations
Walker Penfield, vice-president; on the campus.
C. Russell Phillips, secretary;
Local members of the Planning
David Bingham, assistant secte-Commlttee for the conference are,
tary ; FrEd
BDk L. Gettz treasurer, JDseph Shane, Chairman, v1ceMrs
. W.
ward Medford first as- president of Swarthmore College'
.sIstant treasurer, and Frank· R.S1IS8Il Cobbs, dean of women:
Morey second assistant treasurer. :Robert Enders,
professor of
They
will serve
a one of
year
Prentice
Elected
for a term
twoterm....
years biology,
sor of William
psychology;
and profesPhilip

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NORTHCORD' .(Repelafized)

areas.

(Spot Resistant & ,Water Repellent)

$35.95

Delegates to the conference wlll
include representatives from Aus. .trailia. Austria, Burma, Egypt,

.

Finland, Germany. India. Japan,

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Norway, Pakistan, and the United
Kingdom. Their fields of specialization include: the Humanities,

Some Sizes ,In

Right Now Your Car Needs These
··Get Ready for Summeru Services

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1--CHANGE TO SUMMER OIL
Winter oil is too thin for warm
weather. We drain if.-and refill
Summer type Suni,i:o 0i1.·
2--CHANGE TO SUMMER GEAR
LUBRICANTS . . . '
.
Drain transmission and· rear refill
wi!" Sunoco Aq='pu~' Gear Lu- .
~Icant - specially m,de to resist
hIgh pressure and ~.
~HASSIS :&.U.RICATION
Special Lubricant used to help keep
out squeaks and wear. Won't dry
out, won't wash out, won't squeeze
.. ~ut! Helps improve gas mileage.
_HECK OIL FILTER
.
~":ts.ect cartridge and clieclc for

Educa~on,

PALM·BeACH

~AnERY SERYICED
W'!'ter Is especialy tough on bat~es. We cliedc strength. clean fer-

CLEAN AND ADJUST S'ARK
PLUGS
Diri:Y 'park plugs can wa. as much
as '1 out :Qf every 10 gallons of "-".'
gasoline.
.
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7-CLEAN' Alit FILTER
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leh yoirr engine breathe easier'''-';'
keeps dirt out of tha carburetor_' -"'

Oil'"

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Sport Shirts

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ARROW - All Cotton
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AIRMAN - All Cotton
AIRMAN - All. Dacron

CHECK-UP OF TIRES

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Con-ect "Switching" improves the

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Swarth••re, Pa.

8>. P.rkA.....

Cute. cuddly .nd kMlbIe ..
• Idtten .,.. B. F_ Goodrich

$2.95
$4.95

5 ,Toggery

Pet~

Sun-alllpl ••• breay~ .......
.blt fabric (1II1II1. In Sum-

. from $6.75 to $9.95

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$3.95

.SUMl\tiER SLACKS

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mileage. We can also have your
.tireS recapped, if needed.' '

H'HliUM & WAITE

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nun..Is, add distilled water.

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8-DRAIN ANTI. FREEZE AND
FLUSH RADIATOR
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CHECK:' HOSE CONNECTIONS
-ADD RU$T RESISTANCE
If
hav. 1permanent anti-freeze
·lIIve it fC!!' next winter_ Srin" you;
, Own cont.~.
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the' Social Sciences,

the Physical and Biological Sciences.

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College Will Be Host
To Fulbright 'SehoIars

Millard Robinson, athletic director of Swarlhmore HI g h

13,214.26
3,561.48

Borongh of Swarthmore .
Comparative Balanee Sheets
LIabilities and Surplus
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(Nylon, Rayon & Acetate)

Our Sprir!g Car Saver Special Is Designed to Help Get Rid of
"Winter Drag" and Get Your Car Completely Ready for Summer

2,735.00

$628,844.85 $604,334.11 $ 19,510.74
TOTAL ASSETS .......... ,782,247.76 $758,368.07

NORTH.CORD

LET US HELP MAKE YOUR CAR
, J. 'RUN BEilER-LONGER

49,426.69
233,338.54
288,781.24

$27.50

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. $ 16,117.58 $ 14,882.59 $ 1,234.99
Sewer Fund:
Cash ••••.•••••••••••••••••
Investment ••••••..•••• a • • •
Unpaid Sewer Rents ........

Rayon &. Acetate

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OUTING MAY 19 FOR· '.
SAFETY P~TROLME.N

as members of the Board of Jacob, professor of political sclGovernors are Jonathan Prichard, ence, Uillversity of Pennsylvania.
Edward H. Pyle. II, Charles F.· Conference Director will be Willis
D. Weatherford, assIstant profesSeymour, and J. Burris Wesl
Members of the nominating sor of economics at the College
committee were Morris E. Smith, Mrs. Edward H. Pyle is secretary:
chalrman, assisted
by
Paui. A year ago a number of forBanks and Charlotte Maas.
elgn professors lecturing in American colleges and universities exSub-Freshman Weekend' . pressed the desire to study the
.Judith Ammerman, a senior at total setting in which American
Swarthmore High School, was a higher education takes place.
guest of the Class of 1957 at El- They were here devoting time to
mira College last weekend. While their specialty, but had become
at Elmira she attended classes, Interested in our educational systhe Merry Chanters, a dormitory tem Itself, and particularly in the
party and a' picnic. .Judy Is the life o~ the American' college studaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard dent. and the informal studentC. Ammennan, Harvard avenue. facuity relationship•. They felt the
fohnaJ. learning process depended
Mrs. A. Ludlow Clayden enter- upon the campus life peculiar to
tained the "Elghtsome" at a our Country, and so wanted to
luncheon at the Ingleneuk Tues- learn more about this informal
day, followed by bridge at. her student life.
In respon.e to this ..eed, the
home on Park· avenue •
Committee on International Exchange at Persons. which a d)
•
ministers Ft:lbright Awards, In
conjunction with the American
Council on Education conducted a
conference onSl:liAnt Life at
Haverford College in the summer
of' 1953. The response to this
conference was
enthusiastic
that two such conferences were
planned this year, the one at
Swarthmore College for the eastern area. ~nd one at the Universitr of Chicago for .. mid-western

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THE S'tVAIl'l'BMOJIEAN

May 14, 1954

~_s
CELIA SHOE SHOP
1~ ~ARK'AYINUE
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CUB SCOUT BOOKS
.
ON EXHIBIT
The Swarthmore Public Library
w~ exhibit., next week.
books
bought with the recent $50 gift
of Cub Scout Pack No. 101, according to the announcement of
Librarian Bettina Hunter.
Tbe occasion of the exhibit
is the annual Spring Book Week
observance.
.
Did you linowthat the 'Cooperative Movement is the biggest single business in England?
It is likewise a very sizable affair in ..II' tlie S"andinavia"
Oountriel. and in Switzerland;
Co-ops are widely distributed
in Europe gef!8rallY_ln an these
countries' Co-ops operate food
stores, but in addition there are
Co-op Department Stores, C0op Canneries. Co-op Mills, C0op factories; and especi..1y C0op housing . some of the finest
housing to be found anywhere.
The Swarthmore Co-op . (across
..~ *'!e Bcwo Hal) Is a part of
iflrs WIder democratic move-

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THE SWARTHMOREAN

I'age 8

Swarthmore Student
Receives Scott Award
First .... You Buy

SATISFACTION
AT ·ACME
Confidently you select. because

you know that dependable high
quality foodS are a habit .wIth
Acme-that .ad.faction II

planned b.
you ." Aane. You
.
.
aln,. ClCIWlt on A.cme·. unquali-

fied

jllW&Dtee

of aaWfaaion.

CelebratIng

'Y
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··ARMED FORCES DA
'Satwda

"POWER FOR' PEACE"
Lancaster Brand
Genuine Spring

LEG 0'

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Wfb,e

LAM'B
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63C

59C :,

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43c
'Ib 59c

Square Cut Shoulder Lamb Roast
Shoulder Lamb .Chops
.

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U. S. Graded Choice Beef

CHUCK ROAST~: 'b37c
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RIB. ROAST
Boneless Cross Cut

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~:np~;dy

73C.•

Whole

tb

59c'

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65c : Ground Beef

HAMS Shankl... Smoked
LancasterBWld

Deari Everett L. Hunt of
Swarthmore.. Collelle hal IIDnounced that J. Lawrence Shane
bas been.. awarded the Scot\Award. for 195•• Lawrence;,SOD of
Mr. and Mrs •. Joseph B. Shane
of College avenue, is a sophomore
at the College.
.
Tbls . awarQ. which Is in the
'form of a twoCyear scholarship
for the' junior and senior years at
Swarthmore, Is given _. to that
stud~nt. male or female; who 1a
planning' to embark upon a business c,!reer and who Is ju~­
ed by both studenls· and
faculty as an outstanding member of the sophomore cbiss.· The
award is known as the Scott
Award in memory of ArthUr Hoyt
Scott, of theCtsss of 1894. The
annual award· amounts to $i,ooo
to be paid to ~he deslgn.ated
student at the beginninll of the
latter's junior and senior. years
respectively.
. The concept underlying tbIs
award is that students who expect
to enter business maybe stimulated to strive for a proper balance of desJrable personal qualities and not to limit themselves
to any one particular area of interest, whether.lt be scholarship,
atbletics, drsmatlcs, social. life or
any other specific extra-curricular activity.
Larry is a graduate .of Geor••
School where' he had an',outstanding record In a number of fields.
He wrote for the school n .......
paper, was a member of the d ....
bate team, served on the religious

O"en-llead,.

None HIgher

1',.010

Reaular

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69C

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( 20-22.)
lbi
.
Crisp, Snappy, Presh, Tender

.GREEN BEANS 2 25c
Ibs

'sa~ND RIPE TOMATOES

25C

cell.

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Loco' Club Gives 80.0# in
Independence Hall Project

BOBOUGH OF 8WARTHMOBB
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8J1!"U1. I\IialllnmODta

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Attractive place .mats, picturing
WBI!l\IIAB. ftom time to time It
seenes of historic Philadelphia, are becomes
nee see:ry to.. employ ODe or
belq sold by the Swarthmore more addlUonal poUce. omcera on a
Woman's Club to assist In the temporary buls becauae Of the 111.neaa
01' &beence on vaeaUOD or other leave
General. Federatllln of ~man;s of. membent of the pollee ferce. or beClubs restoration of IndePendence ca_ of ·the -temporary neecI. for additional pollceiDen; and,
,
HaU.
.
Four different scenes, 'Inciuded WlIERBAll. members of the SW.....hPolice Dep~ment ha.ve requesIn the set of 20 mats, are repro- more
ted that where _Ibl.. they he saductions 'of water color paintings signed to WCh additional polloe 'work
by Arthur R. Herrick, natlonally- during their olr dUty hOUR. at .. compensation to _be fixed by Borough
known artist, and cousin of Mrs. Councl1:
.
Harold Griftin of Rutgers avenue.
NOW THBRBPORE. he It resolved
They Include· the Liberty Bell, ~h&t whenever the Burgess BDd the
IndePendence Hall, Carpenter's Chairman or Acting ChaIrman of tIie
PUbUc Safety oommlttee IIhall ·from
Hell; and Christ Church, .
time to time agree upon 4>b& necetIOlty
Mrs.. Frank Keenen, president of of employing additional police 0lilthe Swarthmore Club,. Is' chairman cera, or U:1Jlgnlng oMcel'8 of the Bor...
o.ugh to such ad.dltlon~ pollee work
of the sale' for the Southeast dis- during
eertaln of the h011rB When
trict, and. will set up a special they wOUld _0rwIse he.DIr duty. the
of such additional tembooth for selling the mats during .employment
porary omcers. or the M8~ent 01
the State. Federation's convention re'gular omoers of the Borough to
next Monday through Wednesday such oflempOrBry additional dUU"" II>
hereby authorized. The compensation
In Pblladelpbla.
..
to be paid such oMoera on spec1al asMrs. 'WllIlam' F. Taylor, 2nd, of signment shall be such 88 preocrlbed
the Burge.. and the eald Chalr340 Haverford place, in chairman by
maD or Acting Chairman of the Com ..
of local distrlubtionand those de- mJttee on PubU'o SafetY. but not in
string setS of 20' may call MrS. excess of- the going rate per hour for
SUch services 'then prevRUtng In DelTaylor at SWarthmore 6-4680.
aware COunty. Aaslgnmente made and
As a result of the Americanism compensation p4lld or prom.l8ed prior
the date or this l'e801utlon are
Campaign, the Federation of to
hereby g.ratlfled. conftnned. and apWoman's Clubs plans' to restore" proved.
the entire first floor of IndepenPassed this 10th day of Kay, 1954.
dence Hall,. which includes the
Borough bt Swarthmore ..
Assembly room, the Supreme
Court chamber and the main hall
By THOMAS W. HOPPBIi.
where the Llberiy Bell now rests.
PrIee1dent of COuncil.

CAULIFLOWER 1~ 19C

FROSTED
FOODS

Val'.y Frost' Melon 1a'1s •...... 29c
J/dIDI 8a"y L'ma...... 2·......... 45.
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Corn BlossoDl ilr Banquet Bi;and

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BONED.CHICKEN' 27C
:25C
DILL PICKLES
CUT BEETS
3'~ 25C
AU Ctlsp Kosher

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Jdul Brand

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Sunrise Tomato Juice'
46....... 17e
Flako Bonita Fish
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Hom-de-Llte Creamy Mayonnaise .. Jar S5e
Fanndale' Non-Fat Dry 'Mllk " 2 t·Ib":",59.e
Virginia. Lee Sugg~sI~'

·'IGEL

BREAD

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FOOD

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ACME' MARKET,' Chester Rd., Swarthmore
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0,... Scnrclay 'til 'P.M.

~_.. Unlv~ty children Uncia

I....JIII! 'R.ftanlilll IIDd Mrs. T. lties . at

M .... Philip Jacob of Swarthrnn-

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and Paul, Jr., of
aVenue
. apent

Swarthmore
a~~ue; wID be given on Tues~
M
day•. May 18, at 8 a.m. over radio
uther's
Da,..
week-endwilb
~- J acob· ,wUl".
Mrs.
Zecher's
mother
Mrs. Martha sta·tion WPWA'
. .,.;~..
be presented as purl of the WomFIsher of Ventnor, N. J.
en'l International LelllUe fDOnlbThe first annlvenary of Charles ly radio vult to the Marian Pe4c.~.roBatl. art!, son of Mr'-lind low prOlrim- . ' , ' . .
Mrs. Brogan .of Forest lane was, Mrs. Jacob .worked f';" saveD
ee1ebrated with a birthday party years in the olilce of· the United
given by his parentsSund.ay.
NatiODsIntemationai CbIldren's
,
.
Mr. and Mrs. Gneme G. Wbyt-. J!ltnergency Fund as speeiai asslalAw of ComeU avenue, entertained tant' to, the' Executive Director.
as their house lIuests last week Sh{! was prtmarllY concerned with
Mr. ." arid Mrs, Thomas H. Mather tIiIance and the seeurIng oi' gov~
of Darwep, Lancasblre, England.' 'einment contributions filr the
FOR RENT.
Mr. and :Mrs. Mather were hOsts fund. Prior to .thIs position, Mrs.
at .. ' small' dInller . PartY. at .the J4cob worked. with' UNRA
·'·r' ... · ... '
Hotel DuPont, wtlniIngtOn, FrIdliy S1I&eialldJia' In' legislative . prob~
. Be.utiful. first 'floor ,.p.~ent in' finest Chester reside~tial
evemn.. Mr. and Mrs. Whytlaw lem..
.
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entertained at cocktail and supper
Tliiisd8y"S program I s '
sec:tion. h.ving .ntr.nce h.n, living ·room with fireplace. dining'
parties in honor of 'thll visitors pl,aiined' for primary day as. a
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room, bre.kfast tooin,' mcidem k~ri, 2 bedrooms. modem
before they left for Canada Sun- non~~an, fact-presenting disday evening.
cusSion ot the work of' United
tIle bath. Gar.g._
Mr. and Mrs. c.
Ram- Stales CpllIIJ;'eJ8men; what .me
,
IIIlYot
LBfayette
avenue
have
re-. of experience and training
. .
turned from a five-day' trip by helpful in their work; and ConThis ap.rtment-Is in pemc:t condition. By .ppointm.nt......
. plane to Boca Raton and Miami l/iesSmen's imporlance in governSweeney' Cl-ide.29 'E. 5th S...... Chest.r, Phon. CI-I..ller- Beach, .Fla. While tD. Boca RatOn ment, espec:Wty In the'fleld of
ulayattanded the annual i-euntoa toreign . alIalrs. Mrs: Maurice
3-6141 an~ CHester 4-4291.
the Ford Motor Company's ·Webster, radio chairman of
South
East ReSionaJ Mercbandls- local lealllle, will preSent Mrs.
I
log School ....duates.
. Jjlcob. .

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wve lint, Wilb Mrs. Included Mr. IIDd ...... I'rancla H.
WI 1r..11Ik*Il d vr.. W F~rsythe. Mr.
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seate4 east and west, Mrs. I. R ..B. Thorn, Mrs. W. R- LeCron Mrs.
JIiOElwee and Mrs. .JoItD. Ander- J •. Kenneth Doherty, and' Mrs.
,aD am.,Mn..Jobn,8rowoell and I'iank H. Hn!nilon: The slu!ients
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. attendiDi 'DenIson are ElIzabeth
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saw It In the SwarthmorearL" freshmen; Sally GliskIll, Kenneth

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recommend changes in the soCial
system at Gieorge School. He was
captain· of the tennis team and
co-captain of the basketball team,
and was a Prefect 'of the freshman
and sophomore boYs dormitory
during biB' senior year, .
Sinc.e conilng to'. Swarthmore '
Colleg~ he hwitaken, part in numeroUs extra -'"currIcular activities. He is secr~tary of the Phi ,
Kappa Psi fraternity, ;. member .
.of the varsity basketball soccer,
and tennis teams, and In the
upper qUarter "f his class In the
field of engineering.
W.lnners of the Scott Award are
offered employment with the Scott
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at the time of graduation. How"
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optional on the purl of the re- ..
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members and ...... of the
WOQIIID'S Club of Swarthmore at.
Ijjnded Ibe anlluai spriDC.luncheon
Tuesday !lftemooli at the clubhouse. The honored 1Uest8 in~edpast preIldenta ·of iii..
club; II!PI l\!Iltatives "'Of" the'
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County and State l'ederatloM, the
telIrInt presidents. of ~e Junior,
Mrs. Robert Greene and
Mrs.,.Hobert . Weller, and the
newly.. eleeted •.~ents. Mrs.
!alter Hannum and Mrs. K8rl
.. OlL In appreclatlqn of help ,
given the Juniors during the year.
Mrs. (lreen,e presented the Senior'
CIUll"With a beautiful liasssand-;
wich tray.
SIx new' members received this .
sprinlwere among the ..trW!sts ·Cif
honor, 14.... J. Herbert Foley, Mrs.
H~·. T., Gayley,. Jr., . Mh. Ed-·
wl!fd S. Goldmeyer. Mrs. Charles
M:ib.01', Mrs•. Donald T. Ward,'
and.MnI. ~lIDG. Young.
I(rs. S. BJ.aJr.·tuCki&' whb eel....
brated her 83rd' birthday on Mai" .
18, wal surprised with a bh'\bd!IY cake, set before her
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The. LeSion Auxillary';meetiDC
Monday,at the home of Mrs. Howard Hopson, elected tbe foll~wInl
officers. for the next year of serVIce:
President. and Treas~rer. Mrs.
Alben Eavenson; Vice - preiildent
Mrs. Francis Lumsden, Recordtnt
. secretary Mrs. Jo~ WbIti1er,
Corresponding Secretary Mrs. L.' •
J. Servais, Chaplain Mrs.
Gil.reest, Sergeant-iitCAl-inS Mrs.' ", ,.
Hopson, HIstorian Mrs. AJljan.
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An outstanding' essay written;
by Joan Blandon of the SWarth- I
more' Junior High" School . _
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chosen by the three judges to win' '.
~e locai LeSioll AuXIliarY medal. '
The essay Will be sent to the
AuxtlIary State Contest.'
During the last two months, the
Auxiliary has Inade the following
contributions:
Cancer, $5.00; Sal~t1on ~,
.SS. OO; picnics for·. Coatesville,
Perr,- Poin,and' V&terans Ad~ .
ministration Hospitals, $11.00:
Camp HOJ\M!, $5.00; Camp SuIlsbine, $5.00; PoPpies, $25.00; lind
National American Korean ........_ .
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Veteran'. CominlttfJe,

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d,!o pillno selections by .'lI!Irs.
I Geor',Ie T. SBrgisSoD'ot Ridiey
Mrs. WAlliam L. Scdr"Swarthmore, a ml!!ll.the club. These. aCCQallt pllsl.ed pianists gave an eltcellent
interpretation of Bach's uIt Is a
True Saying", Beethoven's "AlS9n~M!. ~,!s 7~', Rachmanl,"!Prelude Milltalre", and
:~~l to"Suite
Opus 15:" In
,the\enthu.iastic ap- ,
they- . played .. ;'uoe Cake"
by Price and "The Sleigh" by
Kountz ..
.. "The delicious luncheon was pre- .
pared by Mrs. Paul R. Hertel,
Mrs.' Charles V{. Lukens, MrS•
Blniey K! t.a'orse' and their ccimmittei:~ The servlrtg"wBS, in\ charge
of MrS. Robert J. TUrner. Mrs•.
Cl1arles 1.. BQYle, chalnnan of' the
gBrdliIidepaitment, planned and
artanied .the' lo~)'decio~ti_•
, Reservation. were in charge of
Mrs. Norman R. Jones' and Mrs •
Leslie A. Wetlaufer.

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Is MaeAneI>year' .to head· the
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Mobilgas Economy Run. •
Y ~'pt .recol-d-breaJring .perfonnance, provail In
oflIeieJ.A.A4 tata 011 the 'Bonneville SaltFlatB, that
IetII You driie withlrl'ellter eoltftdence. greater l!IIfet.1.
. plllter eontrol. .
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111-' value In th. new ear ~ bu:1•
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Mi-I. Edward Lodholz, state
vice-president In charge of the
South.East DIstrict, gave a. Ih~
speech compllmentlnll the club,
on Ita 56 years of servlce·aild'·utlf-·
log the members to attend the:.
Pennsylvania Federatilln convention to be held In PhUadelpbla
week.
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At~e .tsted meeting reports
were' Siven' by the recording'
sec~, M~ C.: ~Jsse)] PhiJ-'
Ups, and the treasurer; Mrs. D.
Mace ,GowIng. ,At' the, .BDDUal
meeting wblchfollowed, Mrs.
Gowloggave Iier" annual· report .
wblch had been audited by Mrs.
CarrplI P ...Streeter and Mrs.
Thomas K. Brown. After the installation of the' new d1ie.tors,
. Mrs. S. 1., Althouse, Mrs. Robert
'. ,A. Boy~e, Mrs;' Francis .H. Forsythe,lind Mrs. RobertM. Groj·g"n:tllu, Cl\1b Pr4sideI\t:¥rB.'l'ran!< .
G. Keenen StlJlIIi>ed up the accompll!ihments ot the year' and ex"
pressed' appreciation ot the work
, . of the offi,cers, board, committee
cruilrmen, and general membersblp.

You've read abouj;" heard about all the .clahris. for economy,

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Club Annual LHa.

~rs.Luclde".

Attest:
and
EI,J.I0Tl' ru(JJlAim60N
SODS Jimmy and David' of Dic1<!nBoroughBocretary
son avenue will leave today for
'Wooster College, Oblo where Mrs. Approved this 11th day
Foley, as a former May Queen, of May. 1954.
will participate in the 50th Anni- JOSEPH REYNOLDS
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versary of Color Day ..
Burges,a

life committee, and on a student-

$5.00.

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Holman,
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Zecher.and

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 'Fbley

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FOLKS AG~-:-SAVJi AT ACME

WIL RADIO S'EAIER
JIar7 IAcnin, lind lq1m.
ann"
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Swarthmoreans I allendin. -0;0-, ........_orea; and Jean .A discussion of the duties
~",•..·GJ...t.edD!lrlil and sou:tbo Mrs. Kother's Day weiIt-end festlv,-';nI';".
Importanee of COJJIreSSIII'!n. by

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TilE SW ARTHMOREAN

I'age U

Swarthmore Student
Receives Scott Award
First- You Buy

SATISFACTIO,N
AT ACME
Confidendy you select because
you know that dependable high
quality

foodJ ate a

habit with

Acme - that utisfaction is

planned for you by Aane. You
aI-fi COWIt on Aane's unquali-

fied guarantee of satisfaction.

Celebrating

ARMED FORCES DAY' ~';WJ.
"POWER FOR PEACE"
Lancaster Brand

Genuine Spring

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Either
Half

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Oven Ready

43e
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Square Cut Shoulder Lamb Roast
Shoulder Lamb Chops

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U. S. Graded Choice Beel

CHUCK ROAST~~:lb37c
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Oven Ready

RIB ROAST

Bonoless Cross Cut

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OVl!n.Read,.

OnePtice~

None Higher

6Sc : Ground Beef

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HAMS
TUIKEYS
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Lancaster Brand

Shankl... Smoked

Whole
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F",h Ib
Regular

73C" Shankle..

Lan=terBrand
OVEN READY TOMS

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Crisp, Snappy, Fresh, Tender

GREEN BEANS 2 25c
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IdeBl Brand

CAULIFLOWER l~~Z I'C

Quality

FROSTED
FOODS

Valley Froilt Melon Balla ........ 29c
.9duII Baby LIma Beana 2·........ 45.

Dean Everett L. Hunt of
Swarthmore . College has announced that J. Lawrence Shane
has been awarded the Scott
Award for 1954. Lawrence. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Shane
of College avenue, is a sophomore
at the College.
This award which is in the
form of a two-year scholarship
for the' junior and senior years at
Swarthmore, is given .. to that
student, male or female, who Is
planning to embark upon a business career and who is judged by both students and
faculty as an outstanding member of the sophomore class. The
award is known as the Scott
Award in memory of Arthur Hoyt
Scott, of the Class of 1894. The
annual award amounts to $1,000
to be pald to the designated
student at the beginning of the
latter'S junior and senior years
respectively.
T·he concept underlying this
award is that students who expect
to enter business may be stimulated to strive for a proper balance of desirable personal qualities and not to limit themselves
to anyone particular area of interest, whether.lt be scholarship,
athletics, dramatics, social life or
any other specific extra-curricular activity.
Larry Is a graduate of George
School where he had an outstanding record in a number of fields.
He wrote for the school newspaper. ,vas a member of the de...
bate team, served on the religious
life committee, and on a studentfaculty committee to evaluate and
recommend changes in the social
system at -George School. He was
captain of the tennis team and
co-captain of the basketball team,
and was a prefect of the freshman
and sophomore boys dormitory
during his senior year.
Siric~ coming to Swarthmore
College he has taken part in numerous extra - curricular activities. He is secretary of the Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity, a member
.of the varsity basketball soccer,
and tennis teams, and in the
upper quarter of his class in the
field of engineering.
W.inners of the Scott Award are
offered employment with the Scott
Paper Company d~ring the summers between their sophomorejunior and junior-senior years and
at the time of graduation. However, such employment is entirely
optional on the part of the recipient.

FOLKS AGlUlB-,-SAVE AT ACME
Corn Blossom or Banquet Brand

27c

BOMEDCHICKER
~25C
DilL PICKLES
3 25C
CUT BEETS
can

All Cdsp Kosher

Utal Brand

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Sunrise Tomato Juice
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Flako Bonita Fish
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Hom-de-L1te Creamy Mayonnaise qt ,.. SSe
Farmdale· Non-Fat Dry Milk
2 '.lb";"Sge
Virginia Lee Suggests
Rog39c

ANGEL FOOD
BREAD
GLENDALE SLICES
Plain

Cake

Sliced Clnnamoa

S.rousse!

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AD-Vatletles. Made in W~II... the Dairy State.

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ACME' MARKET,· Chester Rd., Swarthmore

local Club Gives BQo$t in
Independence Hall Project
AttractIve place mats, picturing
scenes of historic Philadelphia, are
being sold by the Swarthmore
Woman's Club io assist In the
General Federation of Wfoman's
Clubs restoration of Independence
Hall.
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Four different scenes, included
in the set of 20 mats, are reproductions of water color paintings
by Arthur R. Herrick, natlonkllyknown artist, and cousin of Mrs.
Harold Griffin of Rutgers avenue.
They include the Liberty Bell,
Independence Hall, Carpenter's
Hall, and Christ Church.
Mrs. Frank Keenen, president of
the Swarthmore Club, is chalrman
of the sale for the Southeast district, and will set up a special
booth for selling the mats during
the State Federation's convention
next Monday through Wednesday
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. ·WilIiam F. Taylor, 2nd, of
340 Haverford place, in chairman
of local distriubtion and those desiring setS of 20 may call Mrs.
Taylor at SWarthmore 6-4680.
As a result of the Americanism
Campaign, the Federation of
Woman's Clubs plans to restore
the entire first floor of Independence Hall, which includes the
Assembly room, the Supreme
Court chamber and the main hall
where the Liberty Bell now rests.

Open Saturday "til 6 P.M.

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Resolution Re Speelal !ASSIgnments
for Police Omcers
WHEREAS. from time to time It
becomes necessary to· employ one or
more additiona.l polloo ,officers on a
temporary buts because Of the Ulness
or absence on vacation or other leave
of members of the poUee torce. or because of the temporary need for additional policemen: and,
WHERl!1AS. members of the Swarthmore Police Depa~ment have requested that where possible they be assigned to ;ruCh additional police work
during their off' duty hours. at a compensation to be fixed by Borough
Counell:
NOW THEREFORE. be It resolved
that wheneVer the Burgess Bnd the
Chairman or Acting Chairman of tlie
PUblle Bafety Oommtttee shall ·from
time to time agree upon lfihe necessity
of employlng additional pollee omcera. or aB!JIgnlng omcers of the Borough to such additional poUee work
during certain of the hours '9"hen
they would otherwise be _off dUty. the
.employment of such additional temporary omcera, or the assignment of
regular oMcers or the Borough 'tOo
such temporary additional duties Is
hereby authorized. The compensation
to be patd such omcers on special assignment shall be such as prescribed
by the Burgess and the said Cholrman or Acting Chairman of the COmmittee on pubHc Safety. !Jut not in
excess of the going rate per hour for
such services then prevalling In Delaware County. Assignments made and
compensation paid or promlsed prior
to the date of this resolution are
hereby gratified. confinned, and approved.

Passed this 10th da.y of May, 1954.
Borough of Swarthmore

Wright, Mary LeCron, and Lynn
WIL RADIO SPEAKER
Doherty, sopbomores;· and Jean
At the Tu8sday evening meetA discussion of the duties and
Swarthmoreans
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end
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Hoiman,
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junior.
of the Crum Creek Bridge
importance of Congressmen by
Mother's
Day
week-end
festivseated north and south, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Zecber .and Mrs. Philip Jacob of Swarthmo.re
at
Denison
University
H. Randall and Mrs. T. ities
children LInda and Paul, Jr., of aveJOlue, will be given on Tueswere ftrst, with Mrs. included Mr. anti Mrs. Francis H. Swarthmore
avenue
spent day, May 18, at 9 a.m. over radio
Forsythe, Mr. anel Mrs. J 08eph Mother's Day week-end with st t·
A Mrs. J aeob W III
W. l(nIuem anti 'Mrs. W. F.' Gasldll,Mr.. anCi lIfrs. LeRoy
a ,on wt'w;
Mrs. Zecber's mother Mrs. Martha be presented as part of the WomShoe~er, seeopeL. . ,
F. F. Wright, Mr. arid Mrs. George Fisher of Ventnor, N. J.
International League month.B.
Mrs. I. R. Thorn, Mrs. W. R. LeCron, Mrs. The flrst anniversary of Charles en's
Seated east and
ly radio visit to the Marian Pedllae:Elw,ee· and Mrs. John Ander- J. Kenneth Doherty, and Mrs. C. ~rogan, 3rd, son of Mr. and low program.
.
ftrst •..Mrs. John Brownell and Frank H. Halman. The students Mrs. Brogan of Forest lane was
Mrs. Jacob worked for seven
attending 'Denbon are Elizabeth
W"illiam Webb second.
celebrated
with
a
birthday
party
years
in the office of the United
Forsythe and Marjorie Thorn,
Nations International Children's
In the Swartbmorean." freshmen; Sally Gaskill, Kenneth given by hi. parents Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Graeme G. Whyt- Emergency Fund as special ass;'law of Cornell avenue, entertained tant to the Executive Director.
as their house guests last week She was primarily concern"ll with
Mr.. · and Mrs. Thomas H. Mather finance and the securing of· govof Darwen, Lancashire, England. ·emment contributions for the
FOR RENT
Mr. and Mrs. Mather were hosts fund. Prior to this position, Mrs.
at a •small dinner party at .the Jacob worked wit h UNRA,
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Hotel DUPont, Wilmlngion, Friday specializing in legislative probBeautiful fintfloor apartment in finest Chester residential
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wbytlaw lems.
entertained at cocktail and supper
Ty.esday's program Is especially
section, having entrance hall, living room with fireplace, dining
parties In honor of .the visitors pl/Ulned for primary day as a
room, breakfast room, modem kitchen, 2 bedrooms, modem
before they left for Canada Sun- non_partisan, fact-presenting disday evening.
cussion of the work of United
tile bath. Garage.
Mr. and Mrs. C. William Ram- States Congressmen; what type
T _.
ette
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of experience and tra,·n,·ng ,·s
say 0 f ua.o.ay
avenue ave returned from a flve-day trip by helpful In their work; and ConThis apartmant is in perfect condition. By appointment-plane to Boca Raton and Miami gressmen's importance in governSweeney & Clyde, 29 E. 6th Street, Chester, Phone CHester
Beach, Fla. While in Boca Raton ment, especiSny in the fleld of
they attended the annual reuniOB foreign affairs. Mrs. Maurice
3-6141 and. CHester 4-4291.
of the Ford Motor Company's Webster, radio chairman of the
South
East Regional Merchandis- local league, will present Mrs.
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Presldent. of Council.

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Serving you 'round
the clock •••
for only a dime a day!
Ceaseless vigilance at the pumping
.tations ••• in the laboratories ••• at
the telephone switchboards .•.•
keeps Springfield Water ever ready at the turn of a faucet.

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PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN WATER COMPANY
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Local Kappa Alpha .Theta. met
Tuesday at the borne of lin.
J. . Milton Griscom of· Moorestown, N. J.

You've read about, heard about all the claims for economy,
performance, acceleration, endurance, roomjness and,ride.
Now you're set to compare the facts, weigh the record.

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ELECTS OFFICERS
The Legion Auxiliary· meeting
Monday. at the home of Mrs. Howard Hopson, elected tbe following
officers for the next year of service:
President and Treasurer. Mrs.
Alben Eavenson. Vice - president
Mrs. Francis Lumsden, Recording
. Secretary Mrs. John Whittier,
Corresponding Secretary Mrs. L:
J. Servais, Chaplain Mrs. Oscar .
Gilcreest, Sergeant-aV.Arms Mrs.
Hopson, Historian Mrs. Alban
Rogers.
An outstanding· essay written
by Joan Blandon of the Swarthmore Junior High·, School was
chosen by the three judges to win
the local Legion Auxiliary medal.
The essay Will be sent to the
Auxillary State Contest.
During the last two months the
Auxiliary has made the follO~g
contributions:
Cancer, $5.00; Salvation Army,
$5.00; picnics for. Coatesville
Perry Point and Veterans Ad~
ministration Hospitals, $11.00;
Camp Hope, $5.00; Camp Sunshine, $5.00; Poppies, $25.00; and
NaUonal American Korean Foundation,
Veteran's
Committee
$5.00.
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.You've bad a chance to size·up the 1954 automobiles.

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NEWS NOTES

weSt.

Attest:
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Foley and
ELLIOTT RICHARDSON
sons Jimmy and David of DickinBorough Secretary
son avenue will leave today for
Wooster College, Ohio where Mrs. Approved thls 11th day
Foley, as a former May Queen, of May. 1954.
will participate in the 50th Anni- JOSEPH REYNOLDS
IT-5-14
Burgess
versary of Color Day.

Th.tas Me••

Open Thursday and Friday to 9 P.M.

DoRovan OF SWARTHMORE

Pqe9

THE SWARTHMOBEAN

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on an
Dodge Royal V.8 four· Door Sedan

AUTOMATIC
Here's the Record No Other Car Can Match

PrMd

proved
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Dodge Is the tint car to COI8"

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Automatic lighting assures
the h_, you WBnt at the tutn of
• knob Oil broiler. Oyen, or top
burnen.
• 'the autOmatic oftll clock control
tutns the o-.en on and off and cooks
~in!let

while you're away from

the kitcheo.
• And the handsome, modern nage is designed for cooking _
and tarns oat food
cooked as you like it.

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wfth pri-.wInn1ng eooftOlll'l.
Dodg. ogaift _
tap In lis do.. In lie f a _
Mobllga. Economy SM.I

On lie _ _ ·Salt .......
Dodg. "",n_d .-ynmn1
In fh da. for aceelM'Gllon'"
.... bNance to d."ooCldlola
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Here is the one new car for 1954 that backs up its
promlAe with substantial proof.
You get prize-winning economy, proved In the fa-,
mous Mobilgas Economy Run• .
You .get reoord-breaking perfonnance, proved in
official AAA teats on the Bonneville Salt FIats, that
lets you drive with greater cohfidence, greater safety•
greater control.
.
If you want prOIHld value in the new car you buy.
come see this big new '54 Dodge with its long. low

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One hundred and seventy-three
members and guests of the
Woman's Club of Swarthmore attended the annual spring luncheon
Tuesday afternoon at the clubhouse. The honored guests Ineluded past presidents of the
club, representatives . of the
County and State Federations, the
reUring presidents of the Junior
Club Mrs. Robert Greene and
Mrs. Robert Weller, and the
newly elected, pr!!Bidents Mrs.
Walter Hannum and Mrs. K3r1
Fox. In appreciatiQn of help.
given the Juniors during the year, .
Mrs. Greene presented the Senior
Club with a beautiful glass sandwich fray.
Six new members received this
.spring were among the ·guests of

honor, Mrs. J. Herbert Foley, Mrs.
Henry T. Gayley,. Jr., Mrs. Edd S Goldm
war.
eyer, Mrs. Charles
E. Minor, Mrs.· Donald T. Ward,
and Mrs. Norman G. Young.
Mrs. S. Blair Luckie, who celebrated her 93rd birthday on May
13, was surprised with a birthday cake, sang
sa before
as the
audience
"Happyher
Birthday,
Mrs.Luckie"•
Mrs. Edward Lodholz, state
vice-president in charge of the
South East District, gave a. short
speech complimenting the club
on its 56 years of service andurgIng the members to attend the
Pennsylvania Federation convention to be held In Philadelphia
next week.
At the slated meeting reports
were given by the recording
secretary, Mrs. C. ~ell Phillips, and the treasurer, Mrs. D.
Mace Gowing. At the annual
meeting which followed, Mrs.
Gowing gave -her annual report
which had been audited by Mrs.
Carroll P. Streeter and Mrs.
Thomas K. Brown. After the inslallatlon of the new directors,
Mrs. S. L. Althouse, Mrs. Robert
A. Boyle, Mrs. Francis .H. Forsythe, and Mrs. Robert M. Grogan the Club Pr<\SidentMrs. Frank
G. Keenen summed up the accomplishments of the year' and expressed appreciation ot the work
of the officers, boarca, committee
chairmen, and general membership.
The business meeting was followed by a delightful program of
duo piano selections hy Mrs.
George T. Sargisson of Ridley
Park and Mrs. W311iam L. Scarborough· of Swarthmore, a m~m­
ber of the club. These accomplished pianists gave an excellent
interpretation of Bach's "It Is a
True Saying", Beethoven's "Al_
legro, Sonata, Opus 7", Rachmaninoff's '''Prelude Militaire", and
Are~'s "Suite" Opus 15." In
response' to the enth~siastic· ap- .
plause they played. uHoe Cake"
by Price and "The Sleigh" by
Kountz.
The delicious luncheon was prepared by Mrs. Paul R. Hertel,
Mrs. Charles W. Lukens, Mrs.
Birney K. Morse and their committee. The serving was in'~ charge
of Mrs. Robert J. Turner. Mrs.·
Charles L. Boyle, chairman of the
garden department, planned and
arranged the lovcly deriortdions.
Reservations were in charge of
Mrs. Norman R. Jones and Mrs.
Leslie A. Wetlaufer.

natural linea. Discover all Dodge 011_ ••• todayl

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113 Women Attend
Club Annual Luncheon

DEPENDABLE '54

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011' , tow Car·far .....
• . [pcl. 500-M1e Race.

ehoose yoar modern sas nage at , . . . plumber's,
dealer's, or at ...y Philadelphia· mecmc ,......

MOTORS,

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Woadla.d Ave••• & Pawell Road

Springflelcl. Pa.

SWarthmore 6-3607

NAMED CHAIRMAN UCP
INDUSTRY COMMlnEE
John
MacAnespie,
Oberlin
avenue, has accepted the cbairmanship of the Industry Com-·
mittee In the·· May campaign of
United ..cerebral Palsy of Delaware County. This is MacAnespi~'s second year' to head _the
committe; he has· named as
co-chairman James Shoemaker of
Springfield.
MacAnespie Is sales representa-·
tlve in the Chester branch of
the International Business Machines CorporatiOn and a member
of the Jllnlor Chamber of Commette. He Is also a director of
United Cerebral Palsy.

COUNTY OF D_WARB

Sealed.

PJ~ will

at the OIIIoe or ·tbe
the COW1; HOU.te.

be reoelnd
ChIef Ole<t. at
Pa. up Ull-

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':,:':~ l:;7·-;y ~~
wIlIob wlIl be pUblicly opeMd to

Mrs. H. W. Heisler of Park
aveue has returned home followk
ti I H 11..
Ing a two-wee vaca on n 0...,wood, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald \VI. Poole
of North Swarthmore avenue enrtain d t
din
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te
e a a
ner ..... '3 unday afternoon in honor of the outof-town week.,end gueats of Mr.
and Mrs. Marvel Wilson.

Rotary Club Host
Students. A..Ivised.
to ~et
yo
At Lad·les'N·Ight SocIa/Security Cards

. . & Radio
'. "."Service
r,I,.1on

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Sfoci

Students plllfU1lng to look· for
fer
jobs this sUl1lP'er should obtain
the - ' '" the COUDty OemMembers ot the Swarthmore social security cards before callSW 6-311f-W;~.~ Do,. .
mlaolonOlll at 1:00 P. It. BB.'l'. on
R t . CI b
te tal ed th ir
SW 6-1947.......... "·•. '. S.d.,
thet date. tor furnlab'ng IoIId delly0 ary
u
en r n
e Ing on pros!r':tive employers, I
erIiIg Yar\oua UDIformI tor tI>e uee
wives and gueats at the Spring" Herbert W. Gr.'ber, manager of I.
haven Club last Saturday night the' Chester Soflal Securtty Office
THOM SEREMIA"
Blob bid. muat be _panled by
at their alljlual Ladles' Night.
advised today, Gruber pointed
a certUled
ChecII:
amount
'" ----~------A delightful dinner was enjoy- out that It Ia not nece_
to
UPHOlSTERING' .
fl00.00.
drawn·
to to
thethe
order
or_
OODJ
County or Dola........
LBOAL NOTleB
ed, during which background have a job to get a card but In
SLIP COYEIS-DIAPEIIIS"
SpeoUIoatloDa and hlddlng Ith_
'!'lIe 8obool DIatrict '" swarthmore music Was supplied By Pat Dla_ most cases It Ia necessary to have
S-rIII-..
mond's Orchesira at Philadelphia, ." social securtty card to get a job.
The Oounty 00mm1ae10Den1.. ... BUIIdtng CCl'IIer '" 0011_ III1CI after which John Michael intro- Employers must have each 'emtIoe right to raJ_ &It1 alll1 all blda ~
Avenues.
BWIU'thm..... duced Dr. Ira Griffith, president ployee's social security number to ._
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of the Philadelphia College of complete their quarterly reports
S......... 6-1441
ALBlIBT J. CBA:WPORD. JR.
blda at a meettng '" the at Pharm!lcy who gave an entertain- of wages paid to each employee.
WILLIAM BROOKS
2t-5·7
COUJrty OOmml""l""....
the SchOOl
D1IIIrIct
Those who. have lost their cards,'
da"
_y 18,
18M. omoe
at. 8 on
p.m" or at Ing and thoughtful talk·
Aahee
& Rubbish RemOved
"I saw It in the Swarthmorean." an adJourned moeu.'1I. trw Dr. Gri1llth and hIa charming should get a duplicate card betore
La
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Mowed. GeaBla!
MrYIoe, fuel 011.
bus ..moe.
.
BpecIlIe&tto""
.... and
be MC\Il'ed
be- wife were just returned from a starting on a Job.
. Ba1l1lq
II a.m. and
, p.m.• &ad
dallyholls- European
trip
ot six
so
ApplicatiOns for cards can be Jl8 JIanUaa' A..e.. lIIorioa. ....
Jewelry Repaired
Phone: SW 6-4216
cept
Saturda.Jw.
8UDd&ya,
that h
rinkled
his weeks,
dis
EMU. SrlES
day&, at the School DIatrict omoe.
e sp'
.
course .obtained from the local post office
Watchmak.r
The Board _ _ the right to reo with timely anecdotes that serv- or the Social Security Office.
So
Ject &It1
bldacxm:tracte
to wIloI.onoranr
to ed well to drive home hIa main Completed applications tor new or
Form.,." of F. C.
nl
J)N't
anti or
to all
award
0; . . Woleh ood
128 Yol. Ave.
Item or ltome mating up any bid.
theme of the value ot Rotary's duplicate cards should be mailed
PETER 01 NICOLA
Clock Repo;"
SworthmOt•• Po.
HART B. SPILLBR.
creed at service and understand- to the Social Security Office, 302
Drlv.way Co.strucHo.
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Chester.
Asphalt or Co.cnte
a
= After Dr. Griffith's talk the orA Comp'ete Insurance and Rell' Estllte Agency
chestra again took over the dancCellar Walls Re-Plastered
Mr. and Mrs. C. MacDonald
5
ing and some skits, including local Swan of Mt. Holyoke place were
.Swarthmore 6-2526
Air and Ship Trav.1
!i! talent which surprised many, but week-end guests ot Dr. and Mrs.
T. W. Stevenson of Mt. Kisco,
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b;a:ll:.rranged bi
N. Y •.
committee composed of John
Kenneth Wright of Kenyon
CONSTRUCTION
§_. 29 EAST 5TH ST., CHESTER
Michael; George Salmons, Bill avenue. a sophomore at Denison
RESIDENTIAL AND
- Kurtzhalz, Lew Elverson, Pete University, was recentlyfj elected
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PIlon.,: 3"'41
3",,'42
4-42.'
4_42'2
s Told, with Avery Blake as chair- publicity chalnnan of the Young
COMMERCIAL
Sa!lluel D. Clyde
Samu.1 D. Clyde, Jr. ~ man.
Republican ClUb.

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Fre. Estimates

PHONES:
CHest.r 2-4759
2·5689

CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT
WANTED .,... To rent tWO-be~_1 'F;;:Om;R~RSENTii'.;;;;;i~:':Ii:m;;:a;;:Il1:i·n:::e::-::a;;ll"Ctithj:;:s::--

GENERAL CONTRACTORS

1401 Ridley Avenue, Chester, Pa,
TILE FLOOIS - FORMICA • MONOTILE _ PLASTIC TILE
MODERH lUTCHENS
ALTERATIONS

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MEdia 6-4259.
WANTED -Part-time bookkeeper tor local busi"ess. Box G,
Tbe Swarthmorean.

mE SWARTBMOREAN

Girl Scout Troop 269
In Court of Awards
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22 Fifth
Graders
Receive
.
Second
Class Badge
· .' d"
M
on ay
A Court of Awards was held by
Girl Scout Troop 269, Fifth Grade
.t College Avenue, on Monday
afternoon In the Presbyterian

Church..
Mothers of the girls. were Invited to be present. Other guests
Hall k
were Mrs.
oc Campbell, outgoing NeighborhoQd Chairman;
and Mrs. WllI,IaJ)l McDermott, the
new
:ASsistimt 'NelghbOrhood
Chairman. Mrs. John Carroll, In~
coming Neighborhood Chairman,

PREMIUM SALTINES

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Hits New High in
Knock·Free Power!

Leg of Lamb

Qeorge Myers

3Sc.Box
PILLSBURY
~,~~I.)E!f_ MIX. ~QQKI.E MIX

29c Box

Tartar Sauce

SINCLAI·.
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Fusco Motor o.
CHESTER and FAIRVIEW ROADS
Phone SWarthmore 6-3681

SWarthmore 6-!I460.

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Baird Ie -Bird
Rea/tors

SW 6-0108

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ammA.U . . . HOLIDAYS

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FIREPLACE WOOD

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FANCY TOMATOES

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BEST FOODS.
IIIUflCIUiER.NEW IOlLl uSJ.

CELLO PAKS
19c Box

27c 8-0z. Jar

2 for 19c
Extra Special

U. S. No.1
Hellmann's Sandwich Spread

Friday and Saturday Special

NEW POTATOES'
5 pounds 33c

39c pint

SPECIAL·OFFI.,

2 lb.
59c

6ge

Qt.

Hellmann"s Regular
FRENCH DRESSING
24c 8-oz. Btl.
Hellmann"s "Old Homestead'
FRENCH DRESSING
2Sc 7-oz. bottle

H-O OATS
17c

BOX

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Try

Press

Boot Polish

..Parade

J.A. GREEN
SWarthmore 6-0740

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89C'b

Finest

SW 6-4041
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Alileric,,'s

8A.T1JJloAY

4 Tall Cans 49c

Steaks

DAY
. . and NIGHT

OIL BURNER
SERVICE

co-OP
.
EVAPORATED MILK

T-Bone - Porterhouse - Sirloin

2 Jars'49c

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Swqrthmore Qnd ViCi!lity
.,any 4ttractive ~o",S

"Fine with Fish"

.Bread·.··Butter Pickles

Baby sitting. Responsible woman. Call SWarthrlOre 6-4251.

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SWIFT"S PREMIUM

Hellmann"s

OILD&4T

1947.

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Fanning's

TL"O;;;S:;;;TC.'R;:e=v=er:::si;o.b~le=-.red_gray boy's l'ERSuNAL jacket on College avenue field,

69~

CHOCOLATE CHIP COO.KIE MIX

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New Premium Casoline .

FOOD MARKET

10c Coupon in each Box

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SWIFT'S PREMIUM

Jack Prichard

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9 Id bleb Id

Special 41 c large Box

49c Box

PILLSBURY

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Self-Rising Cake Flour

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pound Box

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SHOP AT .THE

J. F. BLACKMAN

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Presto

ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX

i1ltra modern kitchen, tile bath,
large living room, large dining
room, 2 bedrooms. Garage. Convenlent to P. R. R. Beautifully
decorated interior and lanih!capWANTED-- Second-hand tricycle ed lawns. Adults only, Rent $145.
and doll coach. Call SWarth- Phone MEdia 6-1870 or MEdIa 6Charles E. Fischer
more 6-1848.
0153.
WANTEn. - 'High SchOOl girl ~FO~Ri-R;::ENT=;;;---S"'In=gl~e-r~oo=m,""-:thir=·~d
desires Job as, babysitter, shore
1I00f. Large double room, secor mountains during summer. ond lloor. Comfortable .. Near bus
BUILDER
SWarthmore 6-5708.
lines. SWarthmore 6.-6750. .
WANTED - Tricycle for tbree- FOR RENT - Apartment, second
year-old child. Call SWarthfloor - Narberth _ large _ attracmore 6-5368.
tive. Large living room, large dlnSwarthmore 6-2253
WANTED DuPont executive ing room and kltc"en, two bedand wife, two. small daughters rooms. tile bat~. Very convenient
prllfer living in Swarthmore. Will Jo transportatlo!,. $115.00 per
maintain your home and grounds ttJonth.
Immediate
posses.,on.
at their very best. Occupancy de~ Telephone MP;dla 6-1870 or MEdIa
sired next 60 days. ReferenceS ;;6-:::;O:;::Ii=i53;:,.==---:==;-,;________:furnished; Box D,' The Swarth- FOR RENT - Second-fioor apartmorean. \
ment-two bedrooms, bath, dinWANTEI>O=Young couple desire. ing room,' livillg room wit" flrefurnished apartment - 2 or 3 place, kitchen, center hall, 2
rooms, by June 1-7, in Swarth- porches. Heat furnished. Adults
more or vicinity. Reply Box F, only. $135.00 per month. Sweeney
The Swarthmorean.
& Lukens, 523 Welsh Street,
PAINTING
Chester - CHester 3-7183.
FOR SALE
and
FORRENT - Comfortable room,
FOR SALE 25 Horse-Power den and bath for gentleman.
Mercury Thunderbolt - fully Phone SWarthmore 6-4133.
CARPENTRY
re-conditioned. Like new. $390.00.
FOR RENT - Siogle room, sec.Telepholie CHester 2-2506.
ond floor. Newly decorated.
FOR SALE - Top soil and mush_ Convenient to both bus lines and
SWarthmore 6·8761
room soil. Ideal for yards. Call
Harvey, SWarthmore 6-6317.
village. SWarthmore 6-2194.
FOR RENT - For summer _ I'
FOR SAI.E White kitchen table,
furnished cool house, shady
2 matching chairs. Call SWarth- lawn, June 15 to September 8.
Sheet Metal Work
more 6-6514.
Phone SWarthmore 6-0667.
FOR SALE - Plymouth ConvertRoOtlDg
Gutters
PERSO"AL
ible, 1951, original owner. New
tirES, battery. seat covers, rear PEJlSONAL -' Brick, block, ceAIr CODdlNolllllg
window. Low mileage, Call
mellt work. For free estimates,
H.aNllg
SWarthmore 6-6296.
caU Dorsee, masonry contractor of
011 • Gas • burll.n
FOR SALE - 1951 Ford V8 Cus- Media. lOngswood 4-04&1.
tom Tudor with radio, heater, PERSONAL . - Gardens plowed
o1?erdrive, turn signals, original
and rototilled, any size. Call
owner. $850. Also pine bureau
$10, Emerson Radio-Victrola $15,
,
carry-crib $13, double bed 7 feet
long $20,other househbld !tems.
lIox48 ~Wllrthmore6~740
Everything in good' condition.
Must . seli leaving country.
Phone MEdia 6-5780 after 8' A.M.
Tuesday.
appOintment. in your
FOR SALE - Top quality top- home. Association with Estelle
. soil, $10.00 loa~. Call Warren Press Shop, 69th SI. SWarthmore
Pierce, SWarthmore 6-2078.
0-4934.
FOR SALE - Swarthmore Co- fERSONAL - Television. radio
operative Stock at a discount to . and appliance repairs - prompt
settle estate. Mrs. LouisN. Robin- service. TV sets· repaired In the
son, 411 College avenue.
_ _ _ _ Allcel:....
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home. Robert Brooks, SWarthmore
6-3889
or
SWarthmore
6on.
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Harvard's Graduate School of
Education while working for hIa
doctorate. He has been appointed
Assistant Profeasor of n....chology
~~3
at Haverford College for
the comlog year.
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't's to Your Advantage

335 Dartmouth Av.nu.

SW 8-8818

Douglas Heath, son of Mr. and
Mrs.
RuSseu Heath of Cedar
lane
h
.
as completed the reqwrements
for his Ph.D degree In Psychology at Harvard University.
Dr. Heath graduated from
Swarthmore High School in '43
and from Amherst C"llege 't9,
summa cum laude, PhI Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi: He has been
an Instructor In Psychology at

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NABISCO
25c

P ..ell
RECEIVES PH. D DEGREE

made the awards.
Ryerson. Swimmer Badge was help In checking badges and to
Second CIus S_ta
awarded to Justine Bodley, .Josle Lange for demonstrating
,
Marsha
Hunt , Cathy Jarratt' Josie
. Second Class and Hospitality
A foutstanding
t e th Scout qualities.
t h · ls
d
Lange ~en' Mondale Gloria
reprogram e gJr an
were awarded to the fol- P eirso'I, M'arj orIe R ox b'
IBadges
in girls'
y, Cyo thIa their guests enjoyed refresh _
ow g
.
Topping and Abigail Warnes.
ments served by the Troop ComVicki Baker, JusUne Bodley,
mlttee. Mrs. George Patterson and
Chari t
BodIn addition, Bettie Bovard reM
Bettie Bovard,
0 te
r Mrs.
orris Hicks are the Leadhead, Barbara Coles, Barbara ceived the Games Badge, the ers of thla Troop.
Donahue, Gall Forwood, Betsy Metal Badge was awarded to
Friend, Nancy Gatewood, . Patsy Jelln Patterson, Betsy Friend reE & S BRIDGE
Grace, Marsha Hunt, Cathy Jar- celved the Drawing and PainUng
Badge, Nancy Gatewood the .The Annual Dessert-~rldge of
ratt, Josle .Lange, Sally McCaw- Seamsiress Badge and Dramatic the Entertainment and Supply
ley, Ellen Mondale,' Jean Patter- Appreciation was awarded' to Committee of the Swarthmore
son, Gloria Pelrsol, Marjorie RoxBranch of the American Bled
by Mitzi,. Ryerson, Cynthia T'op- Glorle Pelrsol. Two girls recelvd
N ancy CrOss will be held In the Woman's
ping, Abigail Warnes and Kathy ed the Housek eeper Bage,
Walsh.
Gatewood and Cathy Jarratt.
lCiUb on Thursday, May 20 at
p.m;
The Cook Badge was awarded
For the Mothe...
The committee, of which Mrs.
to:'
In order to show their apprecla- John M. GOOd is chainnan, serves
Justine Bodley, Charlotte Brod- tion to the Troop Committee Moth- the Federal Hospitals hi the
head, Barbara Coles, GBu For- ers, the girls presented them with Southeastern District, Naval Hpswood, Josie Lange, Sally Mc- corsages. A corsage was also pre- pltal in Philadelphia, Valley
Cawley, G~orla Peirs.ol and .Mitzy. sented t;, Mrs. Peirsol for her. Forge Hospital, and Coatesville.

PILLSBURY

WANTED

room apartment within Swarth- . Automatic dishwasher, cedar
more School District by June 1. closet, automatic clothes washer,

EDWARD G. CHIPMAN & SON

Alterations

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May 140, 19" .

Whites
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TilE SWARTHMOREAN

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Registrars To Be Posted
At Both Schools
May 24,.25
Two days, Monday, May 24, and
Tuesday, May 25, have been set
aside for registration for the summer sessions of the Swarthmore
Summer .Recreatlon Association.
. Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs, J. A.
Turner, Jr., and Mrs.· Lindsay
Wolfe will be In charge of registration desks at· both the Rutgers
Avenues and College Avenue
Scliools from 10-12 and 1-3 on
both days.
Mrs. Franklin Robblee is re~
turning for the sec:ond year as dIrector of the Pre-School and' PrImary Groups, which will begin
thetr sessions on Monday, June
21; Jerry. Nowell will direc:t the

. ·At Tuesday's Primary Elec:tlon,
voters in Swarthmore will have
an . opportunity to vote for the
candidates th.ey want to represent
theil' parties in the Fall Election.
The offices for which citizens will
cast their ballots are:
Three Judges to the State Superior Court; Governor; Lieutenant Governor; Secretary of Internal Affairs; Representative to
Congress; Four Representatives to
the General Assembly; a State
Committeeman and a State Commltteewoman; Prec:lnct Committeeman and Prec:inct Committeewoman.
Locally, the only contest for
committeeman· or -wQman is in
the Western Precinct. Republican
voters must make a choice between Robert G. GillUlan, Jr.,
and Herbert E. Michener.
For the General Assembly on
the Republican ticket, five. men
are running for four offices. Incumbent Edwin E. Lippincott 2nd.

Primary Group activities will be
from·9 a.m. until·11:45 each day.
Field \rlps to the WCAU toadl"
and TV station, to Acme Bakery,
and farm and swimming expeditions have already been scheduled.
The Summer Club under Mr.
Nowell will continue dally from 9
a.m. to· 12 with three, one hour
periods rotating the activities.
Emblems will be awarded to all
participants, and dch Friday. will
feature a sp~lal event, from a
treaaure hunt to pet show, field
day and swim meet. As 1\1 previous years, supplies for ·activlties In arts and 'crafts will be
Included in the reglstrati~ ·fee.

7t11 Gracie Ple.le Planed
Seventh graders and' their
parents will have a picnic June
2 (a Wednesday) at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Preston .
.Jr., Farnum road, Media. Families
will bring theIr own suppers.
Cokes, coffee and dessert wI!l. be

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May 20. 21. 22
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Swarthmore
Fire . House
Lafayette Avenue

Sponsored by tJle
Swarthmore Lions Club

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Readers' Heyday In
May 26· Exchange

MEMORIAL DAY PARADE?·'.
The -tmerican Legion has annowli:ed' thai they will not sponsor a Memorial Day Parade thIS
year.

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Book Tea Offers Chance to
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book you'd like
·buy-Buy a book you'd like to
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emons
ra Ions
read" Is the slogan under which
10 CIrcles of the Wfoman's Asao-Open Today. until 8;
dation of the Presbyterian Churcb. , 4. P.M. Saturday
vigorously undertaking· the
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Annual Book Exchange Tea which The thtrd annual Blind Fatr Is
WIll take place WedDesday after-· 'In Swartlimcmr this week-end a~
noon, May 26, from 1: 30 until 4 the Fire House on l>artmouth.
in the grUs' court in front of the avenue. Sponsored by tPe SwarihDavid Braun Memorial Building. more Lions Club the Fair gives
in the event of unsympathetic. ~dentll of·, S.warthmore and
weather, the arraDg~entll wI!l. nearby communities an opporbe set up In LoeIDer ChllpeJ.
tunlty ·to see demonstratipns of
The entire community, aU ages. .work done I»' blind members o~
bOth sexes, Is Invited In tilt cer- t1!e Delaware Counl?' Bt:anch of
taint)' that ther$. jrIlllle books to the Pennsylvania .AssocIation For
suit every taste, ai-Otie
nom- The Blind.

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Inal CJl prices. AdmIsslon Is one or
more books and a ama11 fee to
cover . . .""",ble· zefreshmenti.
will complete the Koreanboolt fund which baa Spon_
sored the Korean pubUcatlOll in
Korea of "Conqueror In ChaIns",
a ute of Paul by Miller, and ·un.;,:
derwrite a new circle project to
be aeJected In the falL . .
There will be tables of recent
and aitraptlve books for ~
lind for adults a cho1ce andwideb'
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tlon, humor, hiograpliy; adventure.
reUgion, and an inexhaustible ez_
change of who-dun-its. The
children's eorner will be a browain« corner where cbI1dreII. may
happily Choose theIr" aelecitlOUB.'

Proc:eoos

Memorial Service Sun"
For
Mrs.
C" Wbx
f

. An inter-church cooperative
effort for Presbyterian Hospital
wlll bring together members and
,friends of eight Presbyterian
Pro essor's WifeSuccumbs Churches In the area next WedAt Ogden Avenue
nesday evening, May 26, In McH
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Caban Hall on Harvard avenue.
ome ay
The occasion, entitled "Operation
A memorial service will be held Operation" wi 11 feature Dr.
at 3 p.m. Sunday, May 23, In the Samuel ~. Hadden, chief of the
.
Swartbmore
FrIends Meeting H aspIta!'5 N euro-Psychiatrlc staff
House for Mrs. Florence Chapman who will speak on "Our Hospital
WSilCOX, WhhO died Tuesday, May asTha Chriss,tilankSYmbol!'
1 at her ome, 510 Ogden ave
0 c oc meeting will also
enue. With her husband. Clatr present members of the Student
Willcox, professor of ec:onomlcs at Nurses' Choir, who will offer
Swarthmore College, she had been lively songs from their varied
a resident of Swarthmore since repertoire. Another student at
1927. Death.was csused by cancer the hospital, Susan Anderson, will
after an illness of several months. give a brief talk.
Mrs. Wllcox has served, until
Mrs. Daniel C. Johnson, assisted
rec:ently, as director of arts and by James R. MacPherson, deacon
crafts activities at Swarthmore of the local church, heads the
College. She was a membft fI. the conuirlttee of representatives of
Board of Overseers of the Swarth- the eight participating churches:
more Monthly Meeting of the· ~

Opening yesterday. at 10 a.m.,
the fatr continues today unW 8
p,m. and '~. 4 p.m, Saturri may see cha1ra
~, tl\at,
being· caned, jloor· mats made,
Iron ~0I!rd.
and aprons
sewn, and floor . mopS manufac·tured. Bl!amples of all other
items made b,. the Delaware
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clety of FrIends and was ChaIrman of the Meeting's Committee
on Family Relationships.
·Born In Ashiand, Ohio in
1898,
Mrs.
Wilcox
was
graduated from Ohio-'W!elIleyan
UnI-ti1initY In 1921 and held
a Jl(aster's degree In soclolollY
froIJl the University of Perms71vania. She wu Interested In inuslc
and art. havInJ sung In the chorIU
of the PhIladelphia Civic Opera
lUi
Company. and studied ""'nUna
and sculpture with teadlen blSt.
.
Loula and Philadelphia. For some
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bU
years, she taught art to c dren
The Scholarship Committee of at the School In Rose Valll!lJf.. She
the Swarthmore mgh School had a1ao been . active In the work
through Frank R. Morey. ·Super- of the' League of Wo;nen' Voters
viaIng PrIncipal, has just; an.. and.the Pennsylvania· Federatlnn

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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
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School Orchestras In
8:15 Concert Tonight
Soloists, Ensembles Also
Featured In Annual
Program
The annual concert by the 0.chestral groups of the Swarthmore schools will be held tonight
in the HIghSchool auditorium at
8:15 p.m. Featured will be a 30
plec:e Elementary School o.chestra, the 45 piec:e High School Or<;J1estra and several soloists and
ama11er ensembles: The program
will be directed by Roberl M.
Holm assisted by Robert Barclay.
string Instruotor In the· grade
schools.
The Elementary School archestra will be heard In a group of
three se1ec:tlons including theIr
own arrangement of the current
favorite ~'Oh! My Papa." Soloists

20th Art Exh"lb"lt"lon
0pens
. Here May
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Decker trumpeters· and Saul Schsaxoph:mt.t. A grade
school String .Quartet comprislng,
P
Heidi Honnold. Cally MacNatr.
rogram at 2 iJ.M. Tues. Ann and Jean Paul·Wi11 perlorm
Closes Woman's Club an arrangement of Silcher's
S
''Loreley''
eason
Noel Snyder and Rose Allce
The annual Art ExhIbition of Richardson will be featured sothe Swarthmore Woman's Club 10ists with the mgh School group.
will be officla1ly opened next Rose Allce will PlaY a group of
Tuesday afternoon, May 25, when three piano numbers including an
members gather In the Park ave- original composition, whlle Noel, a
nue clubhouse· for theIr final 'cellist, will perform Saint Saen's
meeting of thll year. The club's "Allegro Appasionato." Noel is II
twentieth exhibition will featun' members of the New School of
the work :of Florence TriCker; Music quartetwhlch.recen~v re- ..
guest· artist who will give' clj.celved the .coveted, AwUd of
~'''i:'"Tt!~~).ot'OUlan~ ~~~ •• a~'~t, Cultunl.,OlYmpi~'

·i'r\aduatlnlrclass of 1954 who hrie . '11'" .. e·,_,·.",nBil ,.,.....~. ..·P8tiffinit,... 'tbe··2""'eJ!d:prilgra~'JII1US1c;Nlii:itr· c··-' ." '''''.
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been .selecUld·as recipients ·~f the board' of the Maternal Health
Sponsored by the organization's
The High School Orchestra will
schoiL-ship awards offerlid b';' Center In Chester.
art department under Mabel Tal- play Weinberger's famous "Czech
varioUs organizations of the comIn add!tion to her husband, she iey, chairman, the eXhibitIon i.vIll Rhilpsody," Bloom's "sOng of the
munlty.
is survived by two daughters An- be open to the public without Bayou," The Golden Sceptre
The .Home and Schopl Associa- drea and Carolyn.. and by her charge from 7to 9 that evening, Overrure of SchlepegreII, and a
tlon scholarship of $250 per ~ar parents, Judge C. C. Chapman and with dally hours thereafter from dance novelty, "Midnight Befor two years· has been awarded . Mrs. Chapman of Ashland.
2 to 5 and 7 to 9 through Satur- guine... · ·.Four girls of the High
to Jane LeaVitt, daughter of Mrs. . The family has requested that day. .
School orchestra· will appear as
Fred Werner of Middletown no fiowers be sent.
Local artist and teacher, Miss a quartet playing Tscbaikowsky's
Township, Media. Jane has been
Tricker was a four year scholar- "Andante Cantabile."
accepted at Middlebury College
ship student and did post gradHerbert W. Huse and members
and plans to begin the four ye.u;
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uate work' at· the Phlladelphia of the Orchestra Parents Associa-'·
courie there next year.
School of Design, MOQre Institute. tion will serve refreshments to
The Music Organizations scholShe studied sculpture In the the participants at the conclusion
arship of $200 for the freshman
Peru1sylvanla Academy of Fine of the concert to be followed by
year· at collep has· been awarded
Swarihmore's· volunteer fire
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dancing in the gym to music proJ
~ Susan Han';"n. daughter of Mr; fighters were kept on the jump
vided by the School Dance OrTwo hundred and fifty Girl anci: Mrs: GeQrge A. Hansell of last . Sunday afternoon. DashIng
chestra.
Scouts and theIr ,D'ore· than 25 North Swarthmore avenile. ~ to Martel Brothers' Swarthmore
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ovm In' peace; Chlldren·. pune~.
and cookies will be served tb.....
also, ma)dng It possible for. m~ers, uncles, cousins, and aunts to
out-walt the late comers. each of
whom adds new books fot· ex-.
Mangl!.
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Mrs. H. H. Hopkins Is once more
In ch1lrie of the aver-all arrangementa with a representative from
each circle on the enthusiastic
committee.. Anyone w.Ishing to con(Continued on Page 12)
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Martel's ·F"lrst Of
T'h.ree F'Ires Sunday

Girl. Scouts Rehearse
For Flv-Up Tuesday

Board Names Spence·r,

Sm'I"'lb, Dodd, Heckman Com Health Soc."ety
RIM
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leaders: ate'bilSY rehearsing and .cholarshlp .IS. proVIded·.by the market on South Chester road bepreparing for the Fly-Up which choral organizations, the band and .low Fatrview at 1.02 p.m. they
they will present on Tuesday, the orchestra and is awarded to controlled, within 15 mInutes, a
May 25 at 1 o'clock in the High a senior who plans a four year blaze which demollshed the
John F. S~ncer was reelected
School auditorium. All· parents college course. Sue is enrolled at store's delicatessen kitchen and trellsurer . of the Swarthmore
and friends of Gtrl Scouts are In_ Dickinson College and plans to meat preparation room.
School Board for tlie next fiscal
vited.
attend there
year.
Springfield Township Fire Com- year beginning July 5. Also reTroop 331 on Over-Nidli
The Bonsall Scholarship of $150 pany also was on hand to' fight the elected at WednesdaY night's sesTroop Leaders. Mrs. WillIam provided by the Woman's Club of fire' which apparently started In sion of the Board were: Claude
MCDermott and Mrs. Victor HiI- Swarihmore has lleen awarded to the refrigeration motor room The C. Smith, solicitor; Mary Parke
worth, accompBnled Girl Scout Rachael Baughn, daughter of Mr. alarm was given by Mrs. Abe Dodd, tax· collec:tor; Dr. Georae
Troop 331 on an over-night on and Mrs. Wilbert Baughn of Mor- Schwartz, wife of a former Mar- B. HecIonan, team physician. Erma
FrIday, May 14. The girls cooked ton. This scholarship ts awarded tel produce deparQnent employee, Foley was hired as a commercial
dlnner·.on open fires and aner..: tQ SQllle deserving girl regardless when'she smelled smoke in her teacher and Philip Swayne as eleward sang Girl Scout songs of college planS but to. be used, apartment above the store and mentary teacher.
around the camp fire. During the for further study. Rachael is plan- heard the market's alarm-system
The 1954-55' school calendar
night when it began to rain, they nlng to be a nurse and expects to ,sound.
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was adopied. It provides for Sepsought shelter and, dampened In enroll at Fitzgerald-Mercy Hos~
Local firemen had scarcely roll- tember. 9th opening of classes,
body but not In spirit, spent. the· pita! for her nurse's training.
ed up the 1600 feet of hosetlne with teachers reporting 'on the.
rest" of the night In the Old Mill The Class of 1954 Scholarship used· a't Martel's when at 3.07 7th for a two-day workshop.
in Rose Valley.
of $100 to be awarded to that they were called to a field lire at There will be a Monday and
After breakfast Saturday morn- student who plans to continue a Swarthmore and Princeton ave- Tuesday holiday at Washington's
lng, the. Scouts packed up their four-year college course bas been nues.
Birthday. and Spring Vacation of
cooking . eqUipment, . rolled· up awarded to George Allison, son of
At ·4.36 in anSwer to It alarm a week and a day will fall In
their bed-rolls and returned home Mr. and Mrs. Robert AIIi'!On of they., sprinted with the booster Holy Week. Last day for pupils
reporting the over ~ night. : had Yassar avenue. George plans to line to Palmer Hall;Swartbmore is listed as June 15.
been a complete
enroJJ. at Gettysburg or West College girls' dormitory on South
The Board's Insurance advisor,
The girls who ~o;yed this out" Chester State Teacher's College. Chester road opposite the Swarlh- Edward Clyde, reported a survey
Ing were Betsy Bennett Suaan
Baccalaureate Scholarship more Apartments, where a mat- of group accident policies which
Campbell, Marion ·Detweiler, Bar~ of ·$100 which Is provided annual- tress,' bed, table and window the School District might milke
bara Edwards, Ann Essl, Nina Iy at the Baccalaureate service of frame werebume.t.
avallable to parents. desiring to
Kapp, Shtrley Little, Mary ,LoU the graduating class is being
Jerry Martel announced on have such coversge for their chilMcCorkel, Barbara Moran, Nita BWa,rded to Allce DeCalndry, Monday· that the store would dren while at school and en route.
S1attner, SaUy and Suzy Stephens !;laughter of Mrs. W'illiam A. De- probably be closed throUghout The. Board dec:1ded to m~e the
and Martha TI1I.er.
• '.Calndry of South Chester road. this week for' replacement of plan· 01. the Pilot LIfe JnSUrence
Ann Haworth, member of Junce has been admitted to the damaged equlpment, renovation Company. .available beginning.
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lor HiIh Troop 16. ~ the University of Maryland which is of the ~oke-damapd main II!"r_ falL PremIuma of $1.25 per lihIld
Troop Leaders.
the alma mater 01 ber late father. .
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SUB TEENS - 10 to 14 -- GIRLS 4.49
GIIU.S ~A~!M~ SPEARE DOWNstAIRS

ATTEND

SWARTHMORE, FRIDAY, MAY 21,19540

VOLUME 26--NUMBER 21

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How slim she d~ look lne Chubbette.
The dress sp.ciaDy designed for he. full
little figure. Wonderful assortment of styles
featuoed ln oeir Gilk Department. Sizes 10
to 141/2 sub teens and 8V2 to 141/2 girls.

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Mrs. Robblee's. supervisory· ana
DELIetOUS DINNERS to surr ... TASTE of EYERYONE
Conal
haD James who seeks
teaching personnel will Include:
TENDER STEAKS and CHOPS Cooked
Order
re-nomlnatlon on the Republl.
Mrs. Eikabeth M. Taylor, with
can Ticket.
EXCEllENT BANQUET AND PARTY FACILITIES
the three-year-olds. Mrs. Taylor
was grQduated from Friends C~m­
BUSINESS MEN'S LUNm 12·1130 P. M.
the Bar In 1933 after graduating tral and' Arllngton Hall FInishing
from the University of Pittsburgh SchooL She received her B. S.
Elevator
.Comfortoble Rooms Day or We.k
in' 1925 and that University's Law degree from'Beaver College, and
School in 1928. In 1948 he was has had· considerable experience
;~::::c:ndDjos!~I'H. J;~:f!, : ; named Special Counsel for the with deaf ·children in Mt. Airey.
being supported by the Republl- State Insurance Department. He For the past 10 years she has
Yale & HarVard Avenue., Swarthmore, Pa;
can County Committee. Donald is married and the father ot two been teaching In the Upper Darby
WALTER E. PARROTT. M,r.
FRIE PARKING
School District.
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H. Pugh is the Independent Can_ 1clul,lre.n.
Mrs. Doris Collins, In charge
dldate. There is no contest for this
Mrs. GaynelJe M. Dixon of Butoffice in the Democratic Party.
ler COunty, Is candidate for the of the four"year-olds. Mrs. Collins
The Congressman on the· Re- Republican nomination as Secre- is from Drexel Hlll. A graduate
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publican
ticket,
Congressman
of Internal Affairs. The IIrst of Urslnu9 College, she has taught
Benjamin F. James, Is standing woman to be selected for such a Bible and Nursery School for sev.
for re _ election. Congressnian high elective public office in the eral years.
Mrs. Charlotte C. Snowden will
James is considered by many State, she is now serving her third
have
the five-year-olds, She Is a
Established 1912
authorities as one of the ablest term as President of the Pen~­
psychology
graduate
from·
the
men In the House of Representa- sylvania Council of Republican
University of Cincinnati with a
SWARTHMORE, PA.
11 PARK AVENUE
Women.
tives. He is being opposed
spec:ialty
In marriage and family
Harry Hyde Jr.
.
Frank F. Truscott, Republican
On the Democratic ticket, candidate for Lieutenant Gover- relations. She worked for the
TAILORS
Gerard J. Mangone of Swarlh- nor, now a resid~nt of Philadel- Cincinnati Hamilton County Farm
more who has ~ support of the phia, was born in East Strouds- Ti-aiDlng School for two and a
LADIES AND MEN'S SUITS MADE TO ORDER
Swarthmore tAAOcratic Commlt- burg, and served as an officer In half years, and more· rec:ently for
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tee, Is opposed by O. Arthur Cap- the Field Artillery In France·1n the· Collltlgdale Cooperative Nurs_
piello.
World War I with the 28th'Dlvi- ery.
Mr,;. Elizabeth F. Wall, will
The only other contest in the sion. Af.ter the war, he entered
work
w.ith the slx-year-olds. She
Democratic party is tor Gover- the University of Pennsylvania
has
her
degree in physical educanor In which three candidates ~re LaW School. He has been very ac_
aeeklng no'{'inatlon by their parly. tive, f.or years; in veterans; affairs. tion from the Marjori~ Webster
The three candidates supporled
Lieutenant Governor, Lloyd H. School In Washington, D.C., and
by the majority of state teaders Wood, candidate for the Republi- has a spec:lalty In children in the
for the Rep~bllcan nominatlop. to can nomination for Governor, was four to 16 year ·group. She has
the Superior Court are Jlidge b.Qrn In Grampian, Clearfi~ld been head of sUmmer camps for
George W. Griffith of Ebensburg, County but now lives in Mont- 10 years.
Mrs. Margaret Buehler of
Judge Robert E .. Woodside of. Mil- gomery County. He served as a
&
lersburg, and Judge Ralph T. B~II Corporal In the United States Swarthmore will be in charge of
seven and eight - year - aIds.
of Pittsburgh.
Marine Corps during World War
With
a bachelor of music degree
&
Judge GrlfHth, a Judge of the
and at the end of that confiict
from
the Philadelphia ConservaCambria County Court since 1942, Lellte,red Urslnus College, later
was born and still lives In Ebens- graduating from Temple Law tOry of Music,· Mrs.· Buehler has,
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burg. He is a graduate of PrlnceHe served four terms In more recen~, been in summer
ton University and the University
General Assembly and was work with hand-craft, metal and
of Pennsylvania Law SchooL He elected to the State Senate in jew<!try work.
Hours for the. Pre-School and
served as an ambulance driver In 1946. He was elected Lieutenant
191'1 with .the French Army, and Gpvernor In 1950.
You Meet the Nicest People at
a Sec:ond Lieutenant, 310th Field
Ariillery, 81st DiviSion, in 1918 TENTH GRADE MOTHERS'
and 1919. Always Interested In
ELECT NEW MOTHERS
the problems of youth, he is chalr_
Tenth Grade Mothers held a
man of the Pennsylvania Council tea-meeting Wednesday afternoon
of Juvenile Court Judges. He Is at the home of Mrs. Howard E.
married and has three sons.
Shearer of Swarthmore avenue.
Judge Robert E. Woodside, who Mrs. J. W. Warnes haS been servlives in Millersburg. began
.
as chairman ot the group.
political career In 1921 when
WJIIIam M. Bush, High School
served as a Senate page boy. He· Principal, was guest· sPeaker.
served fOr 10 years In the Gen_
Officers elected for tIie
eral Assembly and was elec:ted to year ·are:
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the Dauphin County Court In 1941
; William Thomson, chatrand served In that office until hi.
. Mrs. Charles Eo L1n"9In,
appointment as Attorney General
chaIrman; l\!rs. W.· lI.
In 1951. He was appointed to the
and Mrs. Philip Allen,
of hospItality; Mrs.
Superior Court in 1953.
"HOW SLIM I LOOKI".
Judge Ralph T. Bell. born
Lowe, secretary; Mrs.
Washington County, one of
Wetlaufer, treasurer.
'.
ChIldren, was appointed to the
will begin theIr new dutl~
legheny County Court Ii>.
fall as Elevel).th Grade
ruary, 1952. He was admitted

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Mrs. Carl. Schmitt, Springfield.
was reelected president of the
Commimlty HeaHh Society of
Centra! Delaware County last
Thursday .morning at the May
meetlrig of the Board· of Dtrec:tors. Mrs. John W. Iliff, also of
Springfield was renruri~· fIrat
vice-president and Mrs. H. LlndIy Peel of Columbia avenue, second Vice-president of the Red
Featlier vlsiting nurse agency
which serVes Swarlhmore, Morton,· Rutledge, Springfield, Rldll!lJf
Township and Ridley Park.
Mrs. Francis H. Forsythe of
Thayer road, was renamed treasurer. with Harold Ogram asslstant treasurer. Mrs. Walker
Evans of Ridley Park, wag elected
secretai-y and' Mrs. wntner COtes:
of. Ridley Township, cc.nespondlog sec:retary. Officers wI!l be· Installed at the annual luncheon
meeting of the SocIety to, be held
June 1'1, 10 the Woman's Club of
Swarthmore.
Two new directors were elected.
to the board, Mrs. Pa!li 'l'arr, Jr.;
ot Morton and Mrs,. Conway ZlroIde,
e. 'l'he resIpatIon of
Mrs. R. Blair Price, In the snenth
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Contest Tuesday Gives
Citizens Opportunity
To Choose Candidates

Primary Group activities will be
from 9 a.m. until 11:45 each day.
Field Irips 10 the WCA U radio
and TV slation, to Acme Bakery,
and farm and swimming expeditions have already been schedRegistrars To Be Posted uled.
The Summer Club under Mr.
At Both Schools
Nowell will continue daily from 9
May 24, 25
a.m. to 12 with three, one hour
Two days, Monday, May 24, and periods rotating the activities.
Tuesday, May 25, have been set Emblems will be awarded to all
aside for registration for the sum- participants, and each Friday will

SRA Sets Two Day
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At Tuesday's Primary Election.
at the
voters in Swarthmore will have
mer sessions of the Swarthmore feature a speCial event, from a
an opportunity to vote for the
Summer Recreation Association. treasure hunt to pet show, field
candidates they want to represent
Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs. J. A. day and swim meet. As in pretheir parties in Ihe Fall Election.
Turner, Jr., and Mrs. Lindsay vious years, supplies for activThe offices for which citizens will
Wolfe will be in charge of regis-' lties in arts and crafts will be
Lafayette Avenue
cast their ballots are:
tration desks at both the Rutgers Included in the registration fee.
Three Judges to the State SuAvenues and College Avenue
Sponsored by the
perior Court; Governor; Lieu7th Grade Picnic Planned
Schools
from
10-12
and
1-3
on
tenant Governor; Secretary of InSwarthmore Lions Club
Seventh graders and their
both days.
ternal Affairs; Representative to
Mrs. Franklin Robblee is re- parents will have a picnic June
Congress; Four Representatives to
turning for the second year as di- 2 (a Wednesday) at the home of
the General Assembly; a State
rector of the Pre-School and Pri- Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Preston
Committeeman and a State Commary Groups, which will begin Jr.. Farnum road, Media. Families
mitteewoman; Precinct Committheir sessions on Monday, June . will bring their own suppers.
teeman and Precinct Committee21; Jerry Nowell will direct the Cokes, colIee and dessert will be )~z!S5z!Sz!S5!S5z!S5~
woman.
"
Summer Club opening one week provided.
Locally. the only contest fol'
later, June 28.
committeeman or -woman is in
Mrs. Robbleets supervIsory and
DELICIOUS DINNERS tD SUIT the TASTE Df EVERYONI
the Western Precinct. Republican
Congressman James who seeks leaching personnel will include:
TENDER STEAKS and CHOPS Cooked to Order
voters must make a choice bere-nomlnation on the RepubliMrs. Elizabeth M. Taylor, with
tween Robert G. Gilfillan. Jr.,
can Ticket,
EXCELLENT BANQUET AND PARTY FACILITIES
the three-year-olds. Mrs. Taylor
and Herbert E. Michener.
was graduated from Friends CenBUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH 12·1:30 P. M.
For the General Assembly on
the Bar in 1933 after graduating tral and Arlington Hall Finishing
the Republican ticket, five men
from the University of Pittsburgh School. She received her B. S.
Elevator
Comfortoble Rooms Day or Week
are running for four offices. Inin 1925 and that University's Law degree from Beaver College, and
cumbcnt Edwin E. Lippincott 2nd.
§I
School in 1928. In 1948 he was has had considerable experience
Clarence D. Bell, Joseph W.
named Special Counsel for the with deaf children in Mt. Airey.
Isaacs, and Joseph H. Foster, are
~
State Insurance Department. He For the past 10 years she has
being supported by the Republibeen
teaching
in
the
Upper
Darby
Yale
&
Harvard
Avenues,
Swarthmore,
Pa.
11
is married and the father of two
can County Committee. Donald
School District.
WALTER E. PARROTT, Mg..
FREE PARKING III
children.
H. Pugh is the Independent CanMrs. Doris Collins, in charge
e
_41 @'e
!I
Mrs. Gaynelle M. Dixon of Butdidate. There is no contest for this
of
the
four-year-aIds.
Mrs.
Collins
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ler County, is candidate for the
office in the Democratic Party.
.
~
Republican nomination as Secre- is from Drexel Hill. A graduate !a
The Congressman on the Re~
tary of Internal Aiiairs. The first of Ursinus College, she has taught !a
publican
ticket,
Congressman
Benjamin F. James, is standing woman to be selected for such a Bible and Nursery School for sev:;
high elective public office in the eral y e a r s . ; ; ;
for re - election.
Congressman
Mrs. Charlotte C. Snowden will ~
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State, she is now serving her third
James is considered by many
have
the
IIve-year-olds.
She
is
a
!a
Established
1912
~
authorities as one of the ablest term as President of the Pennpsychology
graduate
from
the
5
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sylvania Council of Republican
men in the House of RepresentaUniversity of Cincinnati with a 3 11 PARK A VENUE
SWARTHMORE, PA. iii
tives. He is being opposed by Women.
specialty in marriage and family 3
§
Frank
F.
Truscott,
Republican
Harry Hyde Jr.
relations.
She
worked
for
the
5
On the Democratic ticket, candidate for Lieutenant Gover- Cincinnati Hamilton County Farm
TAILORS
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nor, now a resident of Philadel..
Gerard J. Mangone of SwarthLADIES AND MEN'S SUITS MADE TO ORDER
more who has the support of the phia, was born in East Strouds.. Training School for two and a §i
half
years,
and
more
recently
for
i
~
Swarthmore Democratic Commit- burg, and served as an officer in
the
Collingdale
Cooperative
Nurs_
~
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tee, is opposed by O. Arthur Cap- the Field Artillery in France in
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3
iii
World War I with the 28th Divipiello.
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Wall, will ;
The only other contest in the sion. A.fter the war, he entered
work with the six-year-olds. She iii
the
University
of
Pennsylvania
Democratic party is for Goverhas her degree in physical educa- =
§
nor in which three candidates are Law School. He has been very ac_
5
seeking norpination by their party. tive, for years, in veterans' affairs. tion from the Marjorie Webster §
Lieutenant
Governor,
Lloyd
H. School in Washington, D.C., and -_; ;"'; ;
The three candidates supported
has a specialty in children in the
by the majority of state leaders Wood, candidate for the Republifour to 16 year group. She has !a
iii
for the Republican nomination to can nomination for Governor, was
been head of summer camps for 51
j
born
in
Grampian,
Clearfield
the Superior Court are Judge
~
George W. Griffith of Ebensburg, County but now lives in Mont- 10 y e a r s . !
Mrs. Margaret Buehler of,.
=
gomery
County.
He
served
as
a
Judge Robert E. Woodside of MilSwarthmore will be in charge of ~
&
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lersburg, and Judge Ralph T. Bell Corporal in the United States the seven and eight _ year _ aids. '"
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Marine Corps during World War
§
5
of Pittsburgh.
With a bachelor of music degree 5
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iii
I,
and
at
the
end
of
that
conflict
Judge Griffith, a Judge of the
from the Philadelphia Conserva- a
!5
Cambria County Court since 1942, entered Ursinus College, later
graduating from Temple Law tory of Music, Mrs. Buehler has, ~
&
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was born and still lives in Ebensmore recently, been in summer iii
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.School.
He
served
four
terms
in
burg. He is a graduate of Princework with hand-craft, metal and a
3
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ton University and the University the General Assembly and was jewo!lry work.
iii
elected
to
the
State
Senate
in
of Pennsylvania Law School. He
1946. He was elected Lieutenant
Hours for the Pre-School and i5I11JUIIIIIIIIIJIIIJIIIIIIIIIIJIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIJIJllIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJlJlIIIIIIIIIIIIJllJllIIIIJIIUIJIJIJIIIIIIIIJlllJlh~
served as an ambulance driver in
1917 with the French Army, and Governor in 1950.
'You Meet the Nicest People at Speare's'
a Second Lieutenant, 316th Field
Artillery. 81st Division, in 1918 TENTH GRADE MOTHERS·
ELECT NEW MOTHERS
and 1919. Always interested in
the problems of youth, he is chair_
Tenth Grade Mothers held a
man of the Pennsylvania Council tea-meeting Wednesday afternoon
of Juvenile Court Judges. He is at the home oC Mrs. Howard E.
married and has three sons.
Shearer of Swarthmore avenue.
Judge Robert E. Woodside, who Mrs. J. W. Warnes has been servlives in Millersburg, began his· ing as chairman of the group.
political career in 1921 when he W,jlliam M. Bush, High School
served as a Senate page boy. He Principal, was guest speaker.
EDGMONT AVE. - 7th AND WELSH STS.
served for 10 years in the Gen ..
Officers elected for the next
.
eral Assembly and was elected to year are:
the Dauphin County Court in 1941
Mrs. William Thomson, chairand served in that office until his man; Mrs. Charles E. Lincoln,
appointment as Attorney General program chairman; Mrs. W. H.
in 1951. He was appointed to the Driehaus and Mrs. Philip Allen,
co-chairmen of hospitality; Mrs.
Superior Court in 1953.
"HOW SLIM I LOOK!".
Judge Ralph T. Bell, born in William Lowe, secretary; Mrs.
Washington County, one of 10 Leslie Wetlaufer. treasurer.
children, was appointed to the Al- .' -They will begin their new duties
legheny County Court in Feb-- Ill" "the fall as Eleventh Grade
ruary. 1952. He was admitted

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Readers' Heyday In
May 26 Exchange
Book Tea Offers Chance to
Share Favorite, Find
New Books

SWARTHMORE, FRIDAY, MAY 21,1954
MEMORIAL DAY PARADE?
The "-merican Legion has announced that they will not sponsor a Memorial Day Parade this
year.

Blind Fait· Open This
Weekend in Firehouse

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
PLAN FOR MEETING WED.
An inter-church cooperative
elIort for Presbyterian Hospital
will bring together members and
friends of eight Presbyterian
Professor's Wife Succumbs Churches in the area next Wednesday evening, May 26, in McAt Ogden Avenue
Cahan Hall on Harvard avenue.
Home May 18
The occasion, entitled "Operation
A memorial service will be held Operation" will feature Dr.
at 3 p.m. Sunday, May 23, in the Samuel B. Hadden, chief of the
Swarthmore
Friends
Meeting Hospital's Neuro-Psychiatric sta1l
House for Mrs. Florence Chapman who will speak on "Our Hospital
Wilcox, who died Tuesday, Mayas a Christian SymboL"
18 at her home. 510 Ogden avThe 8 o'clock meeting will also
enue. With her husband, Clair present members of the Student
Wilcox, professor of economics at Nurses' Choir, who will offer
Swarthmore College, she had been lively songs from their varied
a resident of Swarthmore since repertoire. Another student at
1927. Death was caused by cancer the hospital, Susan Anderson, will
after an illness of several months. give a brief talk.
Mrs. Wilcox has served, until
Mrs. Daniel C. Johnson, assisted
recently, as director of arts and by James R. MacPherson, deacon
crafts activities at Swarthmore of the local church, heads the
College. She was a member of the committee of representatives of
Board of Overseers of the Swarth- the eight participating churches:
more Monthly Meeting of the So-

Memorial Service Sun.
For Mrs" C" Wilcox

$3.50 PER YEAR

School Orchestras In
8:15 Concert Tonight
Soloists, Ensembles Also
Featured In Annual
Program

The annual concert by the Or"Bring a book you'd like to
chestral
groups of the Swarthbuy-Buy a -book you'd like to Exhibits,
Demonstrations
more schools will be held tOnight
read" is the slogan under which
in the High School auditorium at
Open Today until 8;
10 Circles of the W1oman's Asso8:15 p.m. Featured will be a 30
ciation of the Presbyterian Church
4 P.M, Saturday
piece Elementary School Orchesare vigorously undertaking the
tra,
the 45 piece High School OrThe third annual Blind Falr is
Annual Book Exchange Tea which
chestra and several soloists and
will take place Wednesday after- in Swarthmore this week-end at
smaller ensembles. The program
the
Fire
House
on
Dartmouth
noon, May 26, from 1: 30 until 4
will be directed by Robert M.
in the grass court in front of the avenue. Sponsored by the SwarthHolm
assisted by Robert Barclay,
David Braun Memorial Building. more Lions Club the Fair gives
string instructor in the grade
In the event of unsympathetic. residents of Swarthmore and
schools.
nearby
communities
an
opporweather, the arrangements wlIl
The Elementary School orchestunity to see demonstrations of
be set up in Loemer Chapel.
tra will be heard in a group of
The entire community, all ages, work done by blind members 01
three selections including their
the
Delaware
County
Branch
of
both sexes, Is invited In the cerown arrangement of the current
the
Pennsylvaula
Association
For
tainty that there will be books to
favorite "Oh! My Papa." Soloists
sult every taste, at-4ne most nom~ The Blind.
Opening yesterday at 10 a.m., clety of Friends and was Chairwil! be Jean Patterson, violinist;
inal of prices. Admission is one or
Stephen Bancroft and Christy
the
fair continues today until 8 man of the Meeting's Committee
more books and a small fee to
on Family Relationships.
Decker, trumpeters; and Saul Schcover seasonable refreshments. p.m. and· through 4 p.m. SaturBorn in Ashiand, Ohio in
wartzman, saxophonist. A grade
Proceeds wlIl complete the Kor- day, that visitors may see chairs
1898,
Mrs.
Wilcox
was
•
school String Quartet comprising,
being
caned.
floor
mats
made,
t
ean hook fund which bas sponHeidi Honnold, Cally MacNair,
sored the Korean publication in iron board covers and aprons graduated from Ohio-:W!esleyan
University
In
1921
and
held
Program
at
2
P.M.
Tues,
Ann and Jean Paul will perform
Korea of UConqueror in Chains", sewn, and floor mops manufacCloses Woman's Club an arrangement of Silcher's
a life of Paul by Miller, and un- tured. Examples of all other a Master's degree in sociology
froJ»
the
University
of
PennsylSeason
"Loreley."
items
made
by
the
Delaware
derwrite a new circle project to
vania. She was interested in music
Noel Snyder and Rose Alice
(Continued
on
Page
12)
be selected in the fall.
and art, having sung in the chorus
The annual Art Exhibition of Richardson will be featured scThere will be tables of recent
of
the
Philadelphia
Civic
Opera
the
Swarthmore Woman's Club 10ists with the High School group.
and attra.ctlve books for children,
Company.
and
studied
painting
will
be officially opened next Rose Alice will play a group of
and for adults a choice and widely
and
sculpture
with
teachers
in
SI.
Tuesday
afternoon, May 25, when three piano numbers including an
assorted collection of current ficLouis and Philadelphia. For some members gather in the Park ave- original composition, while Noel, a
tion, humor, biography, adventure,
years, she taught art to children nue clubhouse for their final 'cellist, will perform Saint Saen's
religion, and an inexhaustible ex_
The
Scholarship
Committee
of
at the School in Rose Valley. She meeting of the year. The club's "Allegro Appasionato." Noel is ~
change of who-dun-its.
The
children's corner will be a brows- the Swarthmore High School had also been active in the work twentieth exhibition will feature members of the New School of
ing corner where children may through Frank R. Morey, Super- of the League of Women Voters the work of Florence Tricker, Music quartet which recently rehappily choose their selections vising PrincIpal, has just an- and the Pennsylvania Federation guest artist who will give a ceived the coveted Award of
while their mothers make their nounced the members of the of Planned Parenthood, serving demonstration of oil landscape .Merit at the Cultural Olympics
own in peace. Children's punch graduating class of 1954 who have for a- time as a meinber of the painting at the 2 o'clock progra'ni: MusIc Night.
· ts f th e board of the Maternal Health
Sponsored by the organization's
The High School Orchestra wlll
and cookies will be served there, beenseIect e d as rec iplen a
·
hi
ds 0 11ered b Y Center in Chester.
sc
0
ars
p
awar
art
department
under
Mabel
Talplay
Weinberger's famous uCzech
h
1
also, making it possible for moth.
.
t·
f
th
In
addition
to
her
husband,
she
I
e comey. chairman, the exhibition will Rhapsody," Bloom's "Song of the
ers, uncles, cousins, and aunts to varlOUS organlZa Ions 0
munity.
is
survived
by
two
daughters
Anbe
open to the public without Bayou," The Golden Sceptre
out-wait the late comers, each of
The Home and School Associa- drea and Carolyn, and by her charge from 7 to 9 that evening, Overture of Schlepegrell, and a
whom adds new books for extion
scholarship of $250 per year parents, Judge C. C. Chapman and with daily hours thereafter from dance novelty, "Midnight Bechange.
for
two
years has been awarded Mrs. Chapman of Ashiand.
2 to 5 and 7 to 9 through Satur- guine." Four girls of the High
Mrs. H. H. Hopkins is once more
·tt
d
ght·
f
Mrs
The
family
has
requested
tbat
er a
.
day.
School orchestra will appear as
in charge of the over-all arrange- to Jane Le aVl, au
ed
erner
of
I'ddJe to wn no flowers be sent.
Local
artist
and
teacher,
Miss
a
quartet playing Tschaikowsky's
M
Fr
W
ments with a representative from
Township.
Media.
Jane
has
been
Tricker
was
a
four
year
scholar"Andante
Cantabile."
each circle on the enthusiastic
ship student and did post gradHerbert W. Huse and members
committee. Anyone wishing to con- accepted at Middlebury College
and
plans
to
begin
the
four
year
uate
work
at
the
Philadelphia
of
the Orchestra Parents Associa(Continued on Page 12)
course there next year.
School of Design, Moore Institute. tion will serve refreshments to
The Music Organizations scholShe studied sculpture in the the participants at the conclusion
arship of $200 for the freshman
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine of the concert to be followed by
year at college has been awarded
Swarthmore's volunteer fire
(Continued on Page 6)
dancing in the gym to music proto Susan Hansell, daughter of Mr. fighters were kept on the jump
vided by the School Dance OrTwo hundred and fifty Girl and Mrs. George A. Hansell of last . Sunday afternoon. Dashing
chestra.
--------Scouts and their more than 25 North Swarthmore avenue. This to Martel Brothers' Swarthmore
leaders are busy rehearsing and scholarship is provided by the market on South Chestcr road bepreparing for the Fly-Up which choral organizations, the band and .low Fairview at 1.02 p.m. they
they will present on Tuesday, the orchestra and is awarded to controlled, withln 15 minutes. a
May 25 at 7 o'clock in the High a senior who plans a four year blaze which demolished the
John F. Spencer was reelected
School auditorium. All parents college course. Sue is enrolled at store's delicatessen kitchen and trellsurer of the Swarthmore
School Board for the next IIscal
Mrs. Carl Schmitt, Springfield,
and friends of Girl Scouts are in- Dickinson College and plans to meat preparation room.
attend
there
next
year.
Springfield
Township
Fire
Comyear
beginning
July
5.
Also
rewas
reelected president of the
vited.
The
Bonsall
Scholarship
of
$150
pany
also
was
on
hand
to'
fight
the
elected
at
Wednesday
night's
sesCommunity
Health Society of
Troop 331 on Over-Night
Troop Leaders Mrs. William provided by the Woman's Club of fire -which apparently started in sian of the Board were: Claude Central Delaware County last
McDermott and Mrs. Victor Ha- Swarthmore has been awarded to the refrigeration motor room. The C. Smith, solicitor; Mary Parke Thursday morning at the May
worth, accompanied Girl Scout Rachael Baughn, daughter of Mr. alarm was given by Mrs. Abe Dodd, tax collector; Dr. George meeting of the Board of DirecTroop 331 on an over-night on and Mrs. Wilbert Baughn of Mor- Schwartz, wife of a former Mar- B. Heckman, team physician. Erma tors. M .... John W. IliII, also of
Friday, May 14. The girls cooked ton. This scholarship is awarded tel produce department employee, Foley was hired as a commercial Springlleld was renamed first
dinner on open fires and after- to some deserving girl regardless when she smelled smoke in her teacher and Philip Swayne as ele.. vice-president and Mrs. H. Lind..
ly Peel of Columbia avenue, secward sang Girl Scout songs of college plans but to. be used apartment above the store and mentary teacher.
for
further
study.
Rachael
is
planheard
the
market's
alarm-system
The
1954-55
school
calendar
ond
vice-president of the Red
around the camp lire. During the
was adopted. It provides for Sep- Feather visiting nurse agency
night when it began to rain, they ning to be a nurse and expects to sound.
enroll
at
Fitzgerald-Mercy
HosLocal
firemen
had
scarcely
rolltember
9th opening of classes, which serVes Swarthmore, Morsought shelter and, dampened in
pita1
for
her
nurse's
training.
ed
up
the
1600
feet
of
hoseline
with
teachers
reporting' on the ton, Rutledge, Springfield, Ridley
body but not in spirit, spent the
The Class of 1954 Scholarship used at Martel's when at 3.07 7th for a two-day workshop. Township and Ridley Park.
rest of the night in the Old MIll
of
$100 to be awarded to that they were called to a field fire at There will be a Monday and
Mrs. Francis H. Forsythe of
in Rose Valley.
student
who
plans
to
continue
a
Swarthmore
and
Princeton
aveTuesday
holiday
at
Washington's
Thayer
road, was renamed treaAfter breakfast Saturday mornfour-year
college
course
has
been
nues.
Birthday,
and
Spring
Vacation
of
surer
with
Harold Ogram asing, the Scouts packed up their
awarded
to
George
Allison,
son
of
At
4.36
in
answer
to
a
alarm
a
week
and
a
day
will
fall
in
sistant
treasurer.
Mrs. Walker
cooking equipment, rolled liP
their bed-rolls and returned home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allison of they _ sprinted with the booster Holy Week. Last day for pupils Evans of Ridley Park, was elected
secretary and Mrs. WIlmer Coles
reporting the over - night had Vassar avenue. George plans to line to Palmer Hall, Swarthmore I is listed as June' 15.
enroll
at
Gettysburg
or
West
College
girls'
dormitory
on
South
The
Board's
insurance
advisor,
of Ridley Township. correspondbeen a complete success.
Chester road opposite the Swarth-. Edward Clyde, reported a survey ing secretary. Officers will be inThe girls who enjoyed this out- Chester State Teacher's College.
The
Baccalaureate
Scholarship
more .Apartments, where a mat- of group accident policies which stalled at the annual luncheon
ing were Betsy Bennett Susan
of
$100
which
is
provided
annualtress,
bed, table and window the School District might make meeting of the Society to be held
Campbell, Marlon Detweiler, Barly
at
the
Baccalaureate
service
of
frame
were
burned.
available to parents desiring to June 17, in the Woman's Club of
bara Edwards, Ann Essl, Nina
Jerry Martel announced on have such coverage for their chil- Swarthmore.
Kapp, Shirley Little, Mary Lou the graduating class is being
awarded
to
Alice
DeCaindry,
Monday
that the store would dren while at school and en route.
Two new directors were elected
McCorkel, Barbara Moran, Nita
daughter
of
Mrs.
William
A.
Deprobably
be
closed
throughout
The
Board
decided
to
make
the
to
the board, Mrs. Paul Tarr, Jr.,
Stattner, Sally and Suzy Stephens
Caindry of South Chester road. this week for replacement of plan of the Pilot Life Insurance of Morton and Mrs. Conway Zirand Martha Tiller.
Alice
has been admitted to the damaged equipment, renovation Company available beginning next kle, Secane. The resignation of
Ann Haworth, member of JunUniversity
of Maryland which is of the su:>oke-damaged main mar- fall. Premiums of $1.25 per child Mrs. R. Blair Price, in the seventh
ior High Troop 16, assisted the
the
alma
mater
of her late father.
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Troop Leaders.

20th Art Exhl"b"ltl"on
Opens Here May 25

Five Seniors Win
H" S. Scholarships

Girl Scouts Rehearse
For Fly-Up Tuesday

Martel's ·FI"rst Of
Three F"Ires Sunday

Board Names Spencer,
Smlth,
" Dodd, Heckman Com" HeaIth SoCle• ty
Reelects Mrs. Schmitt

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May 21,1954

NEWS NOTES

Delaware County group of the
ISSUE INYITATIONS
Mr. and Mrs. James G. DaughMr. and Mrs. Charles R. SchPI Beta Phi sorority' at a lunchDr. and Mrs. Gaqy. deNeuviIle erty of Park avenue announce the roth of Wallingford annouDee the
Mrs. Burton Cox of Baltimore.
eon-sewlnil meeting at her home Hough, Jr.. of Lo~eadow. birth at their third da...... ter, birth
with her small daughter Susan.
today.
'
MBBB.. have IsliUed Invltationa f o r ) : s a
...u
of their third child and seewill arrive next Tuesday to vIaIt
the
marriage
of
their
daughter.
Robin
II~.
on
May
14
In
Bryn
and
daUghter.
Martha. on May
ber parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Mr. and Mrs. James J. EeIoft of
HospitaL
15 In LaDkenau HOSpital, Ph1laL. Schoff of Michigan avenue for Bucknell University spent the CharI0 tte H a thaway. to Lt. (jg) Mawr
The babv •• a ....... cIdaughter
-'"
-delphia.
the balance of the week.
week-end with Mrs. Egloff's par- Charles Benjamin Keenen, USNR
son of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Gil~ of Mr. and Mrs. James P. DaughBaby . Martha b the grandMr. and Mrs. Russell Heath of ents Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Cedar lane entertained the hus- Lukens of Strath Haven avenue. bert Keenen of Harvard avenue. arty and Mrs. M. H. Hurd, both daugbter of Mrs. 11:. M. Rowand
bands and wives of Swarthmore
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Walk- 00 S a .... ""'y. J une 5. at 4 o'clock
College's 30th Reunion Commit- er of WhIttier place will attend In the South Congregational
tee at a dessert-meeitng Sunday the Bach Festival being given In Church, Springfteld. Mass.
evening. l-fr. Heath is eha1rman Bethlehem this week-end.
of the committee. .
The Tuesday Reading Group Is
IIITHS
John Snape. a senior at Hobart meeting for the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. Guilbert S. WInCollege, spent a recent week-end Mrs. J. V. S. Bishop of Harvard chell, of South Lin·CO£Ut
,- Uu.&.ass., anBEAUTY SALON
at his home on Harvard avenue. avenue.
nounce the btrtIi of a nine pound
Mrs. Hallock C. Campbell of
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bowden, Jr., son. on Tpursday May 20th In
"MATCH.MAUU"-THI !)ICTATJ Of fASHION
Vassar avenue, present Nelghbor- of North Swarthmore avenue are Emerson Hospital Concord MBBB
hood Chairman of Girl' Scout enterta1n1ng as their house guest
Mrs. Franklin •TFlab.,rly
Troops for the past two years. Mr. Bowden's mother Mrs. J. D. Guernsey road Is th~ grandmofuer
9 South Chester Road
and Mrs. John W. Carroll, In- Bowden 01 Atlanta. Ga .• who ar- of the new baby.
Call Swarthmore 6-0476
coming Neighborhood Chalrman, rived Tuesday for a month's visit.
-.
Mr.
and
Mrs..
Robert Young
entertained the Scout leaders at
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Chew,
Buzby
of
Clark's
Summit, anMrs. Campbell's home Tuesday tormer residents of Park avenue.
evening following Fly Up re- have moved Into their newly built nounce the birth of thelr ftrst
chlld,- a son Mark Hoover Buzby,
hearsal at Swarthmore Hi g h home at 115 Yale Square.
STATE AUTO INSPECTION
School.
Capt. and Mrs. Ralph S. Hayes on May 14.
The baby is a grandson of Mr.
Fifteen members of .the Swarth- of Oberlin avenue spent the
'May 1st to July 31st
,
more Presbyterian Church at- week-end visiting with their son- and Mrs. Judaon R. Hoover. Jr.• of
tended Anniversary Day at the in-law and daughter Comdr. C. E. Wallingford, and Mr. and Mrs.
Check your car now for Summer Driving
Presbyterian Home for Aged Nelson. U.S.N.. and Mrs. Nelson Harry Rlckly of PhIladelphia.
Couples and Aged Men. Bala on of Arlington, Va.
Thursday. Mrs. Dale Guthrie and
Mr. and Mrs. Avery F. Blake of
Mr. and Mrs. Fredertck M. PorR08ERT J. Aft. Owner
Mrs. Oscar S. Hart of Swarth- Amherst avenue entertained vIsi- ter of Walllngford announce the
RUSSELL'S SERYICE
more are on the Board of Man- tors from Baltimore at cockta11s birth of a daughter. Dorothy McopPOsm IOlOUGH .AlIING LOT
agers at the Home.
on Wednesday afternoon ot last Cahan .Porter. on May 7 In UnI.
.Damno... & Lafayette Avel.
SW '·0440
Mr. and· Mrs. Raymond R. week.
verslty of "Pennsylvania HospitaL
Gemmill of Vassar avenue will
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F.
Mrs. Porter is the former Miss I~~~~~
entertain. at cocktaiis ·before the Winch and daughters Peggy and Patricia McCahan. daughter of Dr. I:
Sertes Dance In the Woman's Club Betsy of D1.ck1n~n avenue spent and Mrs.. David M. McCahan of
tomorrow evening.
the week-end visiting Mr. Wmch's Strath Haven avenue. The pater6 NECKTIES CLEANED FREE WITH
Mr. and Mrs. F.- T.Ransburg parents Mr. and Mrs. E, A. WInch nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
EACH SUIT. COAT or DRESS
of Harvard avenue entertained at CollingswoOd! N.J.•. at. their Meredith F. Porter at Rose Valley.
as their week-end' guest Mrs. summer cottage 10 Oclean City.
.
ElIpe" Tallorlll" C'''II'., all" 're"'II,
Ransburg's brother Mr. Albert J.
Dr. and Mrs.' Walter N. Molr
Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. KneedMcCahan of Lynn, Mass.
of South Chester· road will· visit ler of Bryn Mawr are being cOnPICK UP AND DELIVEIY
Mrs. Alfred E. Longwell of La- college friends In Lancaster over gratulated on the birth of a daughfayette avenue Is enterta1n1ng as the week-end and attend a dance ter, RosemBl'y Helen. on May 12
her house guests through Memo- Saturday evening.
In Bryn Mawr Hospital.
.
rial Day her mother Mrs. H. F.
Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Molstad of
Mrs. Kneedler is the former
.
(J(J
,
Roberson and sister Miss L1llIan Riverview road entertained at a Miss Helen Higgenkropp at Mt
21 SOUTH CHESTEI ROAD
M. Roberson of Albany. N.Y.
dinner party tor 10 at their home AIry, ,daughter of Mrs. H~
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Jones Sunday evening.
ot North Swarthmore avenue enMr. and Mrs. Warren B. Wartertained ai a dinner party last de~ 01 Yale avenue entertained as
Tuesday evening In honor of Mr. theU" h~use guests last week Mr.
. and Mrs. Claude Freeman of Warden s parents Mr; and Mrs.
Dallas, TIlltIl8. .
".
. Harold N. Warden who were en.
. Mr..and Mrs. Edward G. Bull. route tram their winter home In
Mr•. and MrIL.. Edward Oornellus, Palme~o, Fla., t.1> theIr sulDJDer
Mr. and Mrs; Frank Starrett. Mr. place In Wells River. Vt. ;
.
and Mrs. Edward Goldmeyer. Mr.
Ensign Allan N. Rumpf. USNR,
and Mrs. Roland L. Colt, all of who has been staUoned for the
Marietta avenue. and Mr. and past two months In Jacksonville.
Mrs. Howard Smith of Wa111ng- Fla .• has been transferred to the
ford. entertained at a progresalve AeronauUcal Electronics School at
dinner preceding the Mother's Memphis. Tenn. Mrs. Rumpf. who
Club dance In the Woman's Club has been south with her husband,
Saturday evening.
Is the former Miss aarbara Krase
Mrs. Benjamin W. Coll1ns of of MiddletOwn road, Medla.
H1llbom avenue Is enterta1n1ng
her duplicate bridge. club at a
A88E.MUSKAT
!::.~n-bridge at her home toMrs. Frances Spencer Muskat
Mr
of Newtown, Bucks Co ty
• and Mrs.. E1Us B. Ridgway. daughter of Mr
d
un
Jr., ed°f RltrVerview road have re- Chester Spencer ~ ~h ~arth'
R.
turn
om a 10-day· trip b v
plane to BermUda
. .. . - more avenue, was married to Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. &bert H Reed
Charles Howaen Abbe of New
.
of
York
Newtown·· Saturd·...
CaIIege avenue returned· home mo-'-~and
M 15' at eI'
...".
Sunday from .Bntm·
.
......... ay.
even o'clock
where
bee
elf, .:c., ,I!J.
P1'E8byter11Ui
for three *eeb.
n vacll,f.l(!.h\ng ,Church. The Rev. Joseph P;
Mr ai¥.rr R J
: . . . Bishop performed the ceremony.
Swarirubii" sla' . . ~ttlE!fielclot :'A . luncheon . followed at the
re p ce will entertaIn hoine of the bride's parents.
as theIr week-end Wests Mrs
Mr A
Littie1leld's broth
. . bbe is an architect· with
er Mr. D. Thom- Harrison and Abramovitz, N
son HastIngs and his wlte who York City.
ew
will arrive today whlle en route
to their home. In Ware,. Mass••
after spending the winter In Daytona Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. McCawley of Forest lane will attend
SwarfflmoN,· Pa.
a Conference held at The Center
at Radnor over the week-end.
HELD OYER INDEFINITELYI
Members of the 1918 claas at
.. '
Swarthmore High Scbool held a
1at Rlln':';;';'ThlsArea
luncheon reunion at the Ingleneuk
Tuesday.
Academy Award Winner
Mrs. W. W. Turner of Mt. Holyok" place will be hostess to the
WiUiam Holden

Higgenkropp of South Pasadena.
California. The baby Is also a
granddaughter ot Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin L. Kneedler. Sr.. of
Windsor CIrcle. Springfteld.
Mr. 8IId Mrs. John Gale of
Aston Manor. Chester. announce
the birth of twin sons. David Mar_
tin Gale, and Kenneth Lloyd
Gale. on May 17 In Ch""ter Hospita!.

Mrs. Gale is the tormer Miss
Betty Van Nest of West Orange,
N. J., who lived with her uncle
and aunt Mr. and Mrs. H. Lindley Peel of Columbia avenue for
several years.
The childr'en are grandsons of
Mrs. Wallace Van Nest of West
Orange and Mrs. Lloyd B. Gale
of Rutland, Vt.
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DIUCIOUS DINNEIS to SUIT " . T"STI of IYEITON!

TENDER STEAKS and. CHOPS Cooked to Order
EXCEll.ENT BANQUET AND PARTY FACILITIES
BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH 12 1 30 P M
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Studios of the Dance

Swarthmore Fire House

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Ne"'" Providence High School
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Sal."" MIIJ 22 aIICI Z9
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Admission 75c

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Working Members of the
Pennsylvania Association for the Blind
Delaware County Chapter Will Have

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PETEB Eo TOLD. IIIABIOIUB TOLD. PtlBUIIBBB8
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PhoIIII SWarUm.,.........
PBTB& E. TOLD. Edltor
BABBABA KBNT. . .n . . . . . . . EdItor
Rosalle .PeIrsoI
Marjorie Told
. Lorene .McCarter
Entered u SeeoDd .Clus llattar. January 24. 11129. at the Poat
OIIlce at· Swarthmore, PL. UDder the Aet of IIareh 8, 18711.
DEADLINE-WEDNESDAY NOON
8WAJlTIDIOBB. PEJIIHA.,

HAY 11.1854

large

3: 30 and ·the ·Westminster Choir at
4 p.m.' The Chancel Choir will
Sunday. Mr. Bishop wtll preach
rehearse at 8 p.m. on Thursday
the second In a series' of three
evening. .
sermons on the general theme of
"QuesUons Aaked of Jesus". "Who.
FIIENDS MEDIN5- MOTIS
Then. Can Be Saved?" will be the
topic at both the 8:30 and 11
This Sunday marka the ~
o'clock services.
session of FIrst Day School classes
Church School classes will be for this year. The following week,
Iield. at 9: 30. 10: 4,5 and 11. Men's May 30. will be Famlly Day at
Bible Claaa will meet at 9: 30. and ~eeting tor Worship. This Meetthe Women's Bible Class will meat ing will be followed by a picnic
lunch on the Whittier House lawn:
at 9:45 a.m.
On Sunday evening. the SenIor
There will be two Meetings tor
High Fellowship will meet aa Worship on May 23; one at 9: 45
usual for SUpper at 6: 30; their a.m. and one at 11 a.m.
program at 7: 15 will be aium
enUtied "Empty Shoes". The
.TRINITY NOTES
Young Adults will hold a Retreat
Sunday at the First Church of
Holy Communion will be cele- Christ, Scientist on Park aven':'e. ~
tOr the weekend at DownIngtown
Y.M.C.A. Camp. Mr. BIshop will brated at 8 o'clock sunday morning. The split scsslona ot the
be one ot the resource leaders.
The Board of Deacons will meet Church School· will continuethe ih1rd gr&de.and up Il!eeting
Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. In the at 9: 30 a.m.. and the' second .--n-e-Op-Inl-....
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Wleman's AssoclaUon Room.
.
grade down meeting durb.g the
th_ i16 Ole IDdiYlluJ wrlten. 'All
On Wednesday. the Woman's 11 o'clock service of Morning Jetton to The Bwarttun..........
AssoclaUon will hold the Annual Prayer.
lie
l'IIeudoa),nu may ~
Book Exchange Tea at the church,
The ushers tor S)U1day will be It .tIle IdenUty or the writ«
Is known I>y Ole Bdltor. Letten
out on the lawn, weather pei-mlt- J hn A
o
aron.
C.
S.
Brown.
J.
E.
WIll lie pul>u._ Dilly at the c1Ioting. from 1:30 to 4 p.m..
Eekenhotr. J. H. Furlong. J. W. '_ _ or $he EdItor.
Circle 8-ChIrman, Mrs. R. D. Jones. W. S. Patton, H. G, Toland, I....
Fetherolf. will m~ $t the home and G ..C. Wainer. Hugh MorriAnylll....,.'s Appreciation
ot the Chairman. 108 Colun>.bla son is scheduled to serve as acoavenue, for luncheon at 1 p.m. lyte at 8 o'clock, and Noel To.. the EdItor and People ot.
Following the luncheon. everyone Turner at 11. DurIng the 11 Swarthmore:
The Legion Auxiliary extends
will adjourn to the Book Tea at o'clock service Margaret GIclt
appreciation
to The Sw~rthmor­
the church.
and Helene Hopper will be In ean which h8ll given generously
The Women's Prayer Group will charge at the nursery.
of space for the Poppy Project.
meet as usual on Thursday at
~e Young People's Fellowship
Also the Auxiliary wishes to
10: 30 a.m. Thursday afternoon the will hold Its regular meetJng at
thank those who have rememberCherub Choir will rehearae at 7: 30 Sunday evening.
ed the disabled Veteran.
The Men's Club will hold Its are 29 )lllits In Delaware County.
final dinner m.eetingat 6:30 Mon- whose AuxUlary women are workCHURCH· SERVICES
day evening. The Rev. E. A. de- Ing for these Invalids. The benePRESBYTERl~ CHURCH
Bordenave, rector of Christ fits received by these mE!n are
Jose_ph P.
Minister
,John Schott,
te M1n1ster. Church, Pb1ladelphia. will be the two-told. First: the Veteran I)as
. a paid·· oc~upat1on and'.feels use.
SlUlda7. lila)' Z8
. guest speaker;
ful;
8econdly:-wlth strength and
ServIces of EVening Prayer 'w1ll
9:30. 10:45. 11 A.M. - Church
SchooL
be held at 5: 30 p.m. on TUesday health diminished, he still from
9:30 and 11 A.M.-Mr. Bishop and FrIday.
his hospital bed can make this
will preach;
.
project,
the .. Poppies. during tirefl'he
regular
mld-week
service
,6:30 P.M.-Br. High Fellowship.
some
illness.
For the time being,
of t)Je Holy Communion will be
6:30 P.M.-Young Adults.
held on Wednesday at 7: 15 a.m. at least, his spirits are restored,
Wedne&da)'. Ma:r 26
1:30 P.M.-Book Exchange Tea. At 8 p.m. the Bible Study Group
will meet.
.
.
METHODIST CHURCH
On Thursday, Ascension Day.
John C. Kulp, MInister
John W. Laney. Assistant Minister there will be a celebration of the
R ..Burkholder, Organist-Direetor Holy Oommunion at 7: 15 a.m.
Sunda)'. lIIay 23
and again at 9 a.m.
9:45 A.M.-Church· SchooL
The Boys' Choir will rehearse
11:00 A.M.-Mr. Kulp will preach.
7:00 P.M. MYF Meets at as usual on Monday and W1ednesChurch.
day afternoon at 4 o'clock, and
again
on Thursday at 7: 80 p.m.
TRINITY CHURCH
H. Lawren.e Whittemore. Rector when full choir rehearsal will be
Smula)'. Ma:r :88
held. The Girls' Choir rehearsal
8:00 A.M.-'Holy Communion.
will be held on Monday at 5 p.m.'
9:30 A.M.-Church School, (Ird
grade and up).
MDHODIST NOTES
11 :00 A.M.-Moinlng Prayer.
11:00 A.M.-Church School SesChurch School classes for all
sion. (2nd grade down).
7:30 P.M.-Young People's Fel- ages will meet at 9:45 on Sunlowship.
day. Morning Worship will begin
Taesda)', Ma:r 25
at 11 a.m. with Mr. Kulp using
5:30 P.M.-Evening Prayer.
as his sermon subject, ''Keeping
Wednesday, lila), 28
Steady
Within." Nursery children
7:15 A.M.-Holy Communion.
8:00 A.M.-Bible Study.
will be supervised by Mrs. Don
Thursday (Ascension· Da)')
Inckinson. Mrs. John Pitman,
7:15 A.M.-Holy Communion.
Mrs. John Flood and Mrs. Paul
9:00 A.M.-Holy Communion.
Paulson.
FrIda)" Ma:r 28
The ushers for Sunday's service
5:30 P.M.-Evelilng_Pr,,!e~r:.:.._ _
will be Charles Hughey, head
THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY
usher. assisted by Wesley France,.
OF FRIENDS
David Glenn, George Gl"esser.
Sunda),. lila)' 23
9:45 A.M.-Last day ot First Day Charles King, and Dave Behenna.
School.
The Methodist youth Fellow9:45 A.M.-Meeting for Worship. ship for teen-agers will meet at
11:00 A.M.-Meeting for Worship.
Children cared for in Whittier 7 p.m. This will be the last meet-

panlYTl!l1AN NOTIS

shore the nm day for yOUl'
house party.
Have a good timel
Sincerely.
FORDHAM CALHOUN
(Mrs. J. A.)
Mr. and Mrs. L. ~. Gatewood
of Elm avenue are entertaining lis
their house guests Mr. Lee'a
mother. Mrs. Lee C. Gatewood of
Mexico City who is visiting bere
until early In June. .

Did you know that ·the Co-operative Movemant has" history

W~~ich!al:i~S ;bl!o;:.th!fi~:·~,I

behind it
elfingand
U was born in
,than 100 yeaR ago. It
spread to most c:ountries of
.world. Always it has grown .
where men have known freedom. and the.. they were exploring the wider and
.
meaning. of democracy.
Swarthmore Co-op Food St.,re' I
is part of this Movement wh'ere
people help themselves by
owning and controlling their
own businesses for the benefit
of consumers.·
.

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the Chancel Choir will rehearse and the Auxiliary women dbat 8 p.m. In the Cbapel.
tributing them. hope for a
On Saturday. May 29 at 3 pm. return for these needy victims ot
the Chancel Choir and Junior war.
Choir will sing In the Westmlnater
Any individuals who may not
Choir College Massed Chotr Festi- be able to contact the Poppy
val. to be held in the Palmer Workers, and wishing to give an
Stadlum. Princeton, N. J. Those offering. no malter how amaU.
who. are Interested in attending may get In touch with Mrs.
may contact Rutb Burkholder for Oscar .Gilcreest. 208 Vassar avefurther information.
enue. telephone SWarthmore-6The Community Da11y Vac:atiood 3390. Decoration Day will end thla
Bible School will be conducted effort.
from June 21 to July. 2 at the
E. Y. GlLCRl!:EST
Presbyterian Churcb. RegistraUon
Poppy and Publlclty Chairman
may be made at tbls churcb on Auxiliary Unit 427, Swarthmore
Sunday with Mrs. Charles Hoover.
• • •
ConcratulaUOIIII Seniors
CHIISTIAN SCIENCE NOTES To the EdItor:
That spiritualization of thought
Will you please prinUhe tollowand action is necessary for real
under letters to the EdItor?
progress will be brought out' at
To the Members of the SwarthChristian Science services Sun- more High School Class of '54:
day In the Lesson-Sermon enDear Seniors:
titled "Soul and BOdy."
Congratulations on your deThe Golden Text Is from n c1slon to give up the all-night
Corinthians (6:16): "What agree- party after Commencementl It
ment hath the temple of God takes maturity and courage to
with Idols? for ye are the temple change the set-up of several years
of the living God."
standing. .It proves your good
The public Is cordially Invited sense and forethought to arrange
to attend the services at 11 a.m. for a few hours of sleep and re.ot

FrIday 10 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Sahrday 10 A. M. to 4 P. M.

advanced sLy.li", inS\lres you
. high resale value!
~6nt~rJesitllII1iMY

House. All are welcome.
7:00 P.M.-Br. High Fellowship.
lIIoDday. lila)' 24
All day sewing for A. F. S. C.
Sunday. Ma:r 23
All day sewing for A.F.S.C.
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
SWARTHMORE
Park Avenue below Harvard
Ma:r lIS

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THE SWARTHMORE LIONS
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each week. B
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".!I.. Wednesday
'1:50 P.M. and 9 to

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are urged to attend.
Cottage Prayer Meeting will be
held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the
home of Mr; and Mrs. John Patterson•. 45 Amberst avenue. William Collenberg will be the leader.
Wednesday evening at 8 p.m.
will be an organizational meeting
of the Commission on Membership. Election of ofllcers will be
held.
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On Thursday at 3:30 p.rn. the
Cherub Cboir will rehearse In the
primary department. The Junior
Cboir will reheane at 4 Ji.m. and

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Mr. Thomas A. Bradshaw of
Bejamin West avenue has been
on a bualness trip to Myrtle
Beach. N.C .• this week.
Our hair is gray. our eyes grow
The services of dedication of
. dim.
Our minds roam o'er the linger_ the new and remodeled buildings
Ing past;
of the Wallingford' Presbyterian
We strive to do what our strength Church will close Sunday after~
permits,
.
noon, May 23. at 3: 30; with a re. To ease the burdens wherever cital rededicating the church'.
cast.
rebuilt pipe organ. HOWard L.
Ralston. organist and choirmaster
Though we are not so nimble now. of Bellefleld Preshyterian Church,
As years i1go- we boys and girls
and professor of Church Music at
Went waltzing through II' party Western and Pittsburgh-Xenia
dance.
Theological Seminaries. Pitts'In swoplng spins and dizzy
burgh, will present the recital.
whirls.
The Rev. J obo B. Rowlan.d. S.
T.
D .• pastor of the' church. Will
Yet we can watch with shining
conduct
the servtce. Following the
eyes
The deeds of younger. abler recital The Woman's Auxlliary
and The Monday Evening Guild of
ones;
the
Walllngford
Presbyterian
And praise with ca'Im approving
Church
will
serve
tea
in tbe Rewords,
ception
Room.
The accomplishments of worthy
'1'la"U'••U
At Morning Worship at 11
sons.
AYU.'JC CITY
o'clock a bronze historical plaque
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We watch our daughters grow up recording the history of the church
501ft
buildings will be dedicated for
tall
•
Wlith sparkling eyes and lovely later installation. At that service
grace
Dr. Rowland will preach on the
Who play so well the newer part, topic. "The Challenge of Our
Which giv.es to them our fonner
place.

Mr. and Mrs. Alban E. Rogers
of Park avenue will spend .Sun.,;
day with their daughter Prtscilla
at Penn Hall, Junior 'College.
Chambersburg. Priscilla. a sen-.

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We prais" our Maker for his
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Mrs. J. RQY Sllllpe of Ifarv'ard
avenue entertained members of
her bridge cluj! at a luncheonbridge Tuesday.
M1-B. Oscar S. Hart of Lafayette
avenue visited for a few days
with her ."n the Rev. J. Richard
H:art and family of Pleasantville.
N.Y.
Mrs. George A. Hunter of Magill road returned by plane satnrday from Hawaii where she had
been visiting her son Lt. Pam Ives
Hunter and family of the rockham Air Base since early April.
Mr.' and Mrs. Hunter' cruised on
"The Lurline" from Los Angeles
to Hawaii at tjlat time. Mr. Ifunter ,:"nn-;,ei! home May 1. Before
going to Hawaii. they also viSited
tqeir ~en all!! Ji!lljgpter-ifH!!w Lt.
aqd l'4!'s. GeJlIJ" A. lJuqter. Jr., at
the Edw8f~ Air Base in Cali_
fornia.
),fr. '!rid .I{rs. William Simkin
()f W~gfer4; accompanied by
Mrs. J. Kenneth Doherty and Mrs.
'Ayery, ~lak~ of Swarthmore. at- .
tended ip8 '11ICI'QSSe Pm!! between
Swarthmore and Penn State University. State College. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Milton Bryant
of South Chester road entertained
for a tew days of this week their
daughter Mrs. Paul Lotto and
young son Peter of Wi1mington.
while Mr. Lotto was on a business trip to Los Angeles.
Dr. and Mrs. Hallock C. Camp~ Of Vassar avenue are entertaining as tjleir house guests tor a
week Mrs. Campbell's .parents Mr.
anq Mrs. Allen C. Hutchinson of
Winter Park, Fla.. who are en
route to Beverly Farms. Mass .•
for the SUlDlDer months.
Mr. Francis W. Plowman of
North Swarthmore avenue has returned from a week's business
trip to Boca naton. Fla.
Mr. and 14rs. Alban E. Rogers
of Park avenue entertained as
their week-end guests Mr. and
~. Alban Fjave~!1 of PIilladel""ia. and Miss S. Irene Eavenson
of Re;l!llng.
Garry Hollman of Havertori!
p~ ~ fres1pnan at the University of l)ela~. has been initiated loto Alpha Tau' Om~p f~ater­
nity and has received a cup tor
the outstanding pledge achleve-I
ment of the fraternity•.

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The Rev. E. A. deBordenave. Monday. May 24. at 6; 30 p.m.
Membera and frlenda are corrector of historic Chrlst Church.
in Phlladelphia. will be the guest' dially invited to attend.

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TRINITY MEN'S CLUB
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June. She Is a member of the
Governing 'Board of Student
Council and is active in Glee
CI1/.bs and Choirs at Penn.Hall.

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Assemblies Com.
Elects New Officers

At the annual meeting of the
Swarthmore Junior Assemblies
held May 11 10 the Woman's
Club. the following omcera were
elected for the 1954-55 season:
Chalnnen Mr., and Mrs. John
Lord; Co-chalrmen Mr. and M1-B.
Robert J. Turner; Treasure\' Mrs.
Elizabeth C. Preston; Secretary
Mrs. William Singleton.
Hosts for the six grades are
Mr. and Mra. John Seybold,
seVenth; Mr. and· Mrs. Ned B.
Wi11iams. eighth; Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Wlatklns. ninth; Mr. mid
Mrs. H. Willls Jackson. tenth;
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond GemmUl. eleventh: and Mr. and Mrs.
H. LIndley Peel. twelfth.
Mrs. Willlam Hollander. in the
absence ot Mrs. Robert Richardson. chalrman of the nominating comlnlttee. presented tile
slate Which was unanimoualy received by those attending.
Mrs. Thomas Hopper presided
over the meeting Which heard
reports from Mrs. Robert 'Grogan
and Mrs.. Joseph Lynch.' outgoing secretary and treasurer
respectively.
Mrs. Hopper. 10 reviewing the
year's
accomplhhments
gaye
much of the credit to the instructora. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard
Mangone.
Claire Hendrixson. a sophomore at SlnIth College. has ~
elected chairman of house pr0jects for the College Relief ComInIttee. a campus organization of
students and facultY for the relief of peoples abroad.

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Club Members Atte~d
State Convention
The following members of the
Woman•s CI
ubof S war thmore
•
were delegates to the Pennsylvania State Federation convention
h~ld 10 Philadeiphia Monday.
Tuesday. and Wednesday of this
week:
Mrs. Frank G. Keenen. president: Mrs. Morris H. Fussell, first
vice-president; Mrs. Joseph B.
Shane. second vice - president;
Mrs. D. Mace GOwing. treasurer;
and Mrs. John E. Michael, second
vice-president of the county and
a past president of the Swarthmore club.
Alternates were Mrs. Francis H.
Forsythe. Mabel Talley. Mrs. S. L.
Althouae. Mrs. George H. Jarden,
and Florence J. Lucasse. Mrs. S.
Blair Luckie. an honorary vicepresident of the federation., and
M1-B. Raymond K. Denworth. past
president of the local club. Mrs.
Frank Gray. Mrs. Howard Hopson. Mrs. Avery F. Blake. Mr•.
J: Kenneth Doherty. Mrs. Thomas
Simpers. Mrs. George Cochran.
also attended.
,
At the opening session Mrs.
Luckie gave an eloquent memorial
tribute to Florence Dibert. president of the stste federation 19191923.
Mrs. Forsythe was on the registration committee. Mrs. Keenen.
assllted by several members of
the eiub. was In charge of the aale
of place mats tor the Southeast
dlstrict. and Miss Lucassa was a
hostess on Monday in the pressbook exhibit room.
CoDtest Wbmer
The club. was pleased to learn
that Mrs. John T. Pinkston Jr.•
who joined the club this year.
was awarded third place in the
state creative writing contest for
Iter juvenlle'story.

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Pres.Smith Announces
2 J.n P .
Cu ege romotlons
Dr. Prentice Ma de Prof.
Or. StoH Associate
Dean of Men
Courtney Smith, president of
Swarthmore College. 'has announced that Dr. Willlam C. H.
Prentice had been promoted to a
full' professorship and Dr.
GU, '
more Stott named associate. Dean
of Men. by action of the Board of
Managers of the' College.
'Dr. Prentice is chairman of the
department of psychology and has
been teaching at Swarthmore
since 1947. Prior to his appointment
Swarthmore he was a
member of the psychology depl\rtment of Johns Hopkins Universliy
from 1943-1947. He has also serv_
ed on the faculty of the University of Vermont .and
and
Mary Coliege.
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He graduated from Swarthmore
College in 1937 and holds M.A.
and Ph.D. degrees from Harvard
University. Dr. Prentice was nam_
ed a Rhodes Seholar in 1937 and
in 1952 received a Guggenheim
Fellowship for study in hiS field
of specialization -'- visual Perception and problems of human
learning. This work waS done at
the University of Ca1ltornia at
Berkeley.
Dr. Stott has served as assistant
Dean of Men aince 1950. His
activities have been closely connected with admIssions to the
colIegeand the field tlt phlloMlpby.
Dean Stott is also a Rhodes SchOlar. Is a graduate of the University of Cinn~lnnati. holda an M.A.
from there. and a Ph.D. from
PrInceton University. He has also
completed work at the University
of Oxford. England.

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For children who have com~eted the first IiXidjor
second grades.
Fees: ,10.00 for each child·
Maximnm per fami'Iy is $25.00'
Mrs. Franklin Robblee and het staff. of trained t ...~ and
assistants will administer these programs. Games. muSlC. arts
and crafts. story telling are included.
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3. SUMMER CLUB - Six weeks bertnnlnrr June 28, 195'. Monday thrOugh Friday. 9:00-11:45 a.m•• at College Avenue
School and Playground.
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For children of an ages who have completed the third
grade.
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Fees: ~,OO for each child (materials for' c\'
cluded)'
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Mr Jerrv Nowell and his stall of quahfled ~cwrs will
supervise" this prOJll'am. 'rheclub will be orga~ed Into teams
whi~ Will compete in softhall, basketball, tenms, ,:oll<:y ball,
dodge ball. and other group games. Handcr~ WIn tnclude
cloth,' leather. wood, beads. ratlla. paper. cera,nucs. and metal
work.
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4. LEAGlJE BASEBALL,- The "RDrneIB," for boys who h!-ve
. not had their l*th birthdaybefoN May 1. 1954. First
League ,ame Tuesday. June 1. Alden at Swarthmore
Fee: $7.50 for each bo~
• The fnll amount of all fees will be. required at the time of
registration.
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TIlE SWARTIlMOREAN

Page (,
MIss Betsy Hunter of Magill
road, flew to Detroit, Mich., last
FrIday to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles EdIe In Dearborn
for the weekend.

Community Health Society will represent It at
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Summer Brides
(Continued from Page 1)
year of her second nine year term
as director was recently accepted
with deep regret by the board.
The appointment of anew.
nurse, Joan Dougherty, to the staIf
was announced by Mrs. III1J,
chal~ of the nursing co~ttee. Miss Dougherty will begm her
work on June 15.
.
Directors heard with Interest
the report of the Finance Committee, Mrs. Forsythe, chairman,
as it presented the revised budget
for 1954-55 and the projected budget for 1955-56. Both w.,re accepted for submission to the Community Chest. In a long range
plan the committee recommended
the employment of a sixth staft'
nurse by 1955 and hopes for a
part-time physic-therapist In that
year. Willlam H. Gehring of the
Men's AdvisorY Committee,. Mr.
Ogram, Mrs. Schmitt and Mrs.
Elizaheth Ann Groff, executive
director. deliberated with committee members Mrs. D. Mace
Gowing,. Mrs. A. Sidney Johnson
and Mrs. Walter A. Schmidt.
Mrs. Groff reported during the
month 'of April the stall' nurses
made 584 home visits. 55 children
attended the Woodlyn Child
Health Center. 63 children attended. !he Dental Health Center
during the month. Mrs. Groff will
attend the convention of the Pennsylvania League for Nursing on
June 10-12 In Wilkesbarre and as
chairma!l of its Department of
Public Health Nursing preside at
the Thursday luncheon meeting.
Mrs. John Ross of the local board

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8IIc: a round tripl 89c II
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May 21, 1954.

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THIS WEEK"S CALENDAR

the conter-

Parllea
~,May 81
10
A.M.
to
8
P.M.
Blind
Fair Demonstrations ......... FIre House
Summer bridge parties will be
held in Swarthmore and In 8:15 P.M.-School Orchestra Concert ............ a s. AudItortum
Springfield for benefit of the
agency Scholarship Fund and the
Saturday. May lIZ
ViIoodlyn Child Health Center 10 A.M. to " P.M.-Blind Fair Demonstrations .......... Fire House
Christmas Party, on June 30.,
Sunday, May 83
.
Swarthmore residents on the 11:00 A.M.-Morning Worship ...................... Local Churches
board will arrange the local party
Mo~y, May z t '
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while directors from other com- 7:00 P.M.-UCP Drive '
,
munilies In the agency area will
concentrate on the Springfield' .
Tuesday, May 85
,
party.
2:00 P.M.-F1~rence Tricker-Art Program ......... Woman s Club
Among the contributions to the 7.00 P.M.-Gll'l Scout Fly-Up ••................ H. S. ~udItorium
work of the Agency which were 7 to 9 P.M.~ ExhIbition :....................... Woman's Club
announced at the meeting were
)y~ejIda,y, May 26. '
$10 from the Health and Welfare 10:30 A.M.-Health FIlm .... , ........ ' .. '.. : .......... mgh School
Department of the Swarthmore '2 to 5 P.M.-Art ExhIbition ........ :................ Woman's Club
Woman's Club to the EJenita Allls 7 to 9 p.M.-Art ExhIbition ............... , . ' " . " Woman's Club
Jackson Memorial Fund, $130 8:00 P.M.-Health FIlm ...... ,...................... mgh School
from the Swarthmore Moth.ers
Thunday. May 27
Club toward the purchase of a 2 to 5 P.M.-Art Exhibition ............. :.......... Woman's Club
cblld's wheel chair, $50 from the 7'to 9P.M;-Art E>fhibltion .. ~:~ ........ , .:, .. :., .. ,. Woman's Club
Swarthmore Rotary Club and $50 I'-:::==========,jr;iiiiiiiiiiiii;;;:;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
from the Chester Pike Rotsry II
BOOK EXCHANGE TEA
Club toward the purchase of a
projector.
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Pictures will he reCeived
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by Mrs. Longwell, Mrs. Marriott,
and Mrs .. Wllllam F. Hantq'. The
exhibit will· be hung by Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert, Mr. and Mni.· MacMillan, Mr. and Mrs. Avery F.
Blake, and Mrs. Willlam A. Ralman.
Alexander M. Lackey, who for
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-ADD RUST RESISTANCE
If you have permanent anti-freeze,
save it for next winter. Bring your
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SUGAR CRISP llc
GRAPE NUTS
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Hellmann"s Sandwich $pread
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Hellmann"s ,
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PEACHES,
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41c box

SELF·RISING PRESTO

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BREAD AND
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Pickles 2 45c
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Correct "Switching" improves the
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Tartar Sauce

Fanning's

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Vera Sharp, Bleu,Smoky, Cheese 'n Bacon
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colonial manner.

Right Now Your Car Needs These
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Showroom and facilities will open on Saturday, May 22, 1954' at

l-CHANGE TO SUMMER OIL
Winter oil is too thin for warm
weather. We drain ~nd refill
Summer type SunoC9 Oil.
2-CHANGE TO SUMMER GEAR
LUBRICANTS
.'
Drain transmission and rear refill
with Sunoco An-'purpose Geer Lu.
bricant - specially made to resist
high pressure and heat.
3-CHASSIS LUBRICATION
Special lubricant used to help keep
out squeaks and wear. Won't dry
out, won't wash out, won't squeeze
out! Helps improve gas mileage•
"-CHECK OIL FILTER
Inspect cartridge and. check for
leab.
.
5-BAnERY SERYICED
Winter is especiaDy tough on bat.
teries. We clieck strength. dean ter.
minals, add distr1led water.

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Mayonnaise

10c CouPQn in each box

"Fine with Fish"

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pmbeb1y DO hlllllUl an older
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Arts and the Graphic Sketch Club, '
and was an invitation member
of the Tiffany Foundation.
Her work has been exhibited, In
Avenue; Swat:,thmQ,re,
.6 .,Park,
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Store Your Woolens' aild Furs
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New York, the St. Petersburg
(Fla.) Art Club, Laguna Beach,
Lo'~~st Rate~ -$1.50 ,;,i~imum cha~g'elor ~ool
(Callf.) Club, the Albright Museum in Buffalo, the Art M;useum
$2.00 minimum for fur storage
in Memphis, Tenn., the Plastic
SAFE
GU, A..R.ANTEED
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Club imd Art Aillance in 'Phlladelphia. In addition she has had
Cotton Shirts, beautifully, lauri'dered ~20c each
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Hyde, Oppenlander
Discuss Issues at LIV

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"Senator Joseph R. McCarthy
should be read out of the Republican party." accol"dlng to Harry
Sm,lIIimul MMUl1 SWing Vttl,", Witb
Hyde Jr.• Independent Republican
candidate for Congress, who
spoke at the luncheon meeting of
WiIh each '5.00 pwcbue 01 merctr· nd1w
1 Acme IIomJI .the Swarthmore League of Women Voters, held Friday at Whittier
Dollar, wbicb an be applied .,.inlt die parcbNe of aay pmnig. House.
.,..jI.bJe in our Premium PurdIaR PIm (Bmchwe m'ilecl .. JW).
Hyde maintained that Mc1'beIe Boom Dollm haft DO cub redemptioa ftlut.
Carthy was not a Repulillcan in
the tradition of Abmham IJncoin
or Dwight ElseDhower. He felt
that the junior senator from Wlscousin should be denied poUtical
patronage. committee asslgnmenta,
and that he could be removed
from his Senate post.
Pointing out that ''McCarthyism" ta one of the main issues
·facJng the country today. Hyde
decried any. tendency toward
"charai!tel' urJuination _ shooting 1Inrt. and asking questions
attetwlll"d." He waS in lavol" of
the pasSage of the Morse-Leh~
man bnt. The spealter ~Ialmed
that he bew of 'no actual comrrlunlst t1iat McCarthY hBII exposed, not ~ espionage either.
.
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Harr:Y QpJ\eblaI1der. who spoke
In plate of Oetard Mangone. who
~as unable to attend the meetlUg. dirl!eted the major part .of
hta speech to crltialabtOf the ~
ent Admlnlstration's for to 1Ii 1'1
policy.
The A~min!stratlon has not
ed Up to ita 1952 campaign Jlled....
Oppenlat1der .told the groUJI. ~e
poJn1ld out the inconsister\l!il!ll. in
the 191i!i Republican I!lImp81gn
ple.dges of a war. olllberatiOll, """
cution in governillertt eJqJe)1llell. II
balancing of the budget. and cut~
Ixtra .ancy .....h Corn
.... 29c
ting of taxes.
Oppenlander cited the need for
1Id6'11 Fro.Md Bru••ol. 'proUb I~N 21c
real bl-partisan participation in
J/dM1 lrand lliced Peaches
2
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American foreign policy. He criticised the use of the terms "masU.1. GcWt Graded a.ou:. Beef
sive retaliation" and the "new
look" saying that these terms had
a bad elfect uP.On· countries
IT
abroad. These teriiis. he said.
implied
the use of at 0 m i c
••,.Iar ....... CIroIlllClI...
weapons. the "most catastrophic
type of consequence that fuight
result." He said the use of these
terllll! had a bad psychological
a
elfect at home as well.
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Shrimp ....-4,DenInid,
Sio P~»::" 10' Cook. .......
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Dre...d Whiting (Pan Ready)
....ulne Haddock. Fillet.
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May 21, 1954

'IDE SWARTHMOREAN

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·'9c
:;33c
~75.

"' 17c

"'39c

POTATO CHIPS t:25C
LUNCH MEAT 1::37C

Kinpal K.P

3~25C

Sunsw••t Prune Juice =: 32c
'Recrt

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tile
lifeless
feeliDg due .1:8.
summer heat
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A three-way PI'Q/IliUn ta planA minstrel show and lnstalla:Mrs. Thomas G. Casey was ned for the Band and Orchestra tion of officers featured the May
elected president of the Swarth- Award Night Priday. May 28. at meeting of the Swarthmore Mothth lfigh Sch 1
e • I b h Id
",are Leagu.e of Women Voters at
e
00 .
r s cue
Hay 13. at McAll members of the band and of Cahan Hall in the Presbyterian
their May' ·meeting Iield' Friday. both orchestras plus their brothers Church..
at Wl)ittier HOUse.
, and staters wlll head for the audl- . New officers for the .cofuing
Mrs. HaI1o.ck Cllmpbell was torium at 7 p.m. where popular' year were installed. with Mrs.
elected vice-president. Mrs. Wll, enterialner Ray Smythe; wlll'piay Paul Zecher. outgOing prestdent.
lJ1!!n COPe recording ,!«!cretary. the plano a la Alec Templeton glvinB the, gijvel to l\frti. iro'wai-d
Mrs. PhJ11Jp Allen.· Jr.. and Mrs. and two movie shorts showing the Clymer. presldent-elect.
Willillm .. C;· . ~cDcrmott. were University of Michigan Band in
Mrs. WHllam Harrison was
elected vice-president and proelected directors.' EleCted' to .serve action will be shown.
on the nomJpating. committee
At the same time parenta of gram cliairman. to replace Mrs.
were Mrs. H. Mather Lippincott these young m.aglclans will gather James Connor. who Is moviJ!g.
and Mrs. ~o/lElr :ijusseU..
for the' annual meetings of their
Hostess for the. eve'lir!g was
Members . of the ~ominating associations at the school; Band Mrs. Alan Johnston; . with Mrs.
commltte!i tiJilt' subrr'liited the parenta will assemble in the 'In- J.erome Smith. Mrs. Fred Kelly.
slate' of officers were Mrs..John strumental Music Room (the new "'ld Mrs. Edward G. Bull. assistDelaplaine. chairman. Mrs. Ray- bullding .at the real" of the scltoOl) ing her. Presiding at the tea table
mond K. DIII!worjh and Mrs. Le- while orchestra parenta wlll meet were MrS. Clymer and Mrs. WesRoy Peterson.
.
in the Visual Education RODm ley Simon.
The group voted to continue a (flrst floor of the High School.).
F=='=='=='=='===...
study Qf lo~~ taxes dlJril!g the
Promptly at 8 o'clock musicians.
J,AWNt.40WER$!
forthco-I~~
year'.
and
to
study
parenta.
families.
and
friends
wlll
SHARPENEO
AND REPAIREO
...l..1..li.16
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Fr~ Plct;·Up and O.Uwe"
how a citizen can make his head for the school cafeteria
".,IJhllrp M.w,r $ervic.e
voice heard tbro!'illi gaining In- where dessert wlll be served by
sYI.rthm.... &.4100
Sales-Geort. A. Stauff.r
sight Itlto local as Well ali national a cDmmlttee of mothers headed
Stl'Ytc.-Horac. R. "n.haw
issues.
by Ml"8. Warr..n Warden and the
It was announced that there presentation of awards. the high f;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
would be an import meeting to spot in the evenlpg for the young
plan LWV financing for the com': musicians, will be made.
$650 MONTHLY
David Narbeth is president of
ing year at th~ home of Mrs. Robert Walker on Whittier placEl. on band parenta and Herbert Huse StartIng ,~lqIJ for 2 executly..tyPti
salesmen to repreHnt larogle Eastem
June 9. at 9:30 a.m.
leads the orchestm parenta asfinancIal CQr~tJon.· No tray,l. Saltis
sociation.
Mrs. J. Burris' West. former
expertence and ability desr,ed, estabn.hed 'esl",ent, 25-40 yeart ald. m~,•
pr~ident .<;If tile leQgue.. was
'_I,~.
copabl. ~ Quuming re$pOnslbli.
delegate to the National convenBAND ORCHESTRA NIGHT
Iti.,.
I,.' requarlfng Interview pl'Clse
~on of the· League of Women
. HIGH SCHOOL. MAY 21; 7 P.M;
In~tn:I.
brief penonal hhtory, all
Voters hel~ in Denyer and gave a
Entertainment.
DeSSert
replies confidential. Our (salesmen hay.
report oil the convention.
land Orch,stra ~emben Free

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.9tkaI Peanut luHar
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ACME MARKET, Chesti' Rd., Swartluae

the Republican party of Delaware County. and J olm Sheehan,
All
chall"man of the Democmtlc party
more League of Women Voters of Delaware county. wlll talk on
are. invited to attend the annual the "Role of tlte County Chairman." . There wiU be a question
meeting of the County Council of and answer period.
Leagues of Wbmen Voters of Delaware County to be held ThursMr. and MrS. Edwanl G. Ainsday. May 27 from 10:30 a.m. to Ile. Jr.• of NortJ> Chester road en2 p.m. at the Media )\fornan's tertained as their week-end guests
Club. South Jackson street, Media. Dr. and Mrs. Edgar James of
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hopes to adopt Ita new budget
and set the tax rate fOl" next
year. It wlll convene at 8 o'clock
. (Continued from Page I)
following a half-hour executive
session.
covered will be collected through
the classroom.
-----------The Board decided to take part
in a county survey of the interest, needs and financial upecta
of various areas Itl a' pOIsible
technical school for lJelawpe
County. Supervislog PrlncIJlal
Frank Morey reporied Swarthmore does gei\; some students who
desire this kind of immediate Job
prepal"jltion.
.
At ·the suggestion of County
Superintendent Carl Leech, the
Board agreed to continue earlier
discussions with Rutledge r&!Iardtug a jointure some b e in the
future. A meeting till" tbta p11rpolle
wlll be held June 2 If agreeable
to Rutledge.
The bid of Nlco Company.
Philadelphia tor four in-wall
folding tables and benches fill" the
new multl-pufpose room at Butgera Avenue Elemenlal"y School
was accepted at $1488 fOl" the
lot. A change order to l"edImen... .,ow .. '·· •... Jettbe~
sion tbta many of the 11 table
....... ,...-'<uit;.10
...., ~ . . . . . . . with qooiII
!'I!CeS8I!S in the room plans, was
lIuthorized at a cost of $430. The
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rec4lsSes were originally designed
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tor a diflerent aI&e table. which
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including the clill1lge order cost
no
'R.-AlRco roam ...
wUuld have run an addttlonal
Pt·
adI_~ ~
$834. It ta felt four tables, each
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''1' aad _ _ diIt
'able to aceommclC!ate 20 stUdents
. . . . . . air. rr. pus/lbutl-._
de teach' WI be jtnotcJent -,.cr:.~:o.c:::. rn' I I
UIlW
tIln..... hot41J];ch
Ioor __ homo IX . . . . .
...ewer __ cabiaet ...
sernng kitchen mlght be added
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to the school.
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'the ~hetn Pl!JlMylVanta . . .
..... II . . . , IsablJod .ad _
~ce bid fot transporiatlcln on
...... p ,j I _ 1 .. 2~
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athletic. musical. and oUter pupil
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trips d~ the ~eld aehool year
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. a~. BII Ilac. wall the
Slap . . . . . . . . . 111"
Oct • 1.IIAIR.m ..,. air u. 'i
lOW .bid at deotge B. Nfwtan
tianernow.
Coal Company' on 70.000 gllllons
of fuel oU for the two .school
planta. and the Home IJnenSupply Company tor towel service.
Expenditure of $145 for
supplying. firing and installing
225 tiles for a vestibule mtttal
in the new school was approved.
The muml tiles are to be painted
by the elementary art classes to
form a design being created by
Ari Instructor Anne Jane Cle.aver·
and having the archltect's approval.
Box 48
The Board adjourned until
next Wlednesday night when it SWarthmore 6·0740

Smith, Doddl Heckman
Board Names Spencer,

Mrs. Casey Named BAND, ORCHESTRA Mothers Install
COUNTY LWY PLANS
LWV President AWARDS DUE MAY 28
1954-55 Officers" me=~:-I~fGt:A:w::~

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Mrs. J. Roy Snape of, Harvard
avenue has returned from a threeweek visit In Austin, Texas, with
her son, Lt. Jay B. Snape, and

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Riverview road. Their former
ed to their' new home at 215
house at 9 College avenue has
hased b
Mr WIIU
been purc
y.
am
m
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f West"mgRowland, an 0 c
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house Electric Corporation.

~====':'-=·=·-=:-=:-=·~Ifamlly. LL Snape a jet pilot for

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Mrs. C. Wah~ Olmes of Park
the Strategic AIr Command, left avenue, Is entertaining as her
house gueSt. for several weeks
for Japan last FrIday.
Mrs. Charles E. Mkhal and Mrs. S. W. Foster of Bloomfteld,
sons John, and Chuck, have mov~ N.J. Mrs. Olmes and her guest

THOM SEREMBA
UPHOLSTERING
SLIP COVEaS-OlAPElIES

Swarthmore

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CLASSIFIED ADS

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will apend the wee~-end In WashIngton, D.C.

Hay 21, 19540
J.wel,., 'Repaired

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EMIL SPIES
Watc••alt.r

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COUNTY 01' D_WAIlE
~4T 8 WILL BB &WIO""
..Ioed atPBOPOB
tIut om.. of tIut ChlooIf,
CIeri<, court BOWIe, IledIa, Pa., up

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128 Yole Ave.
Swarthmore. Po.

untU 13:00 Noon IIutern 8t&odard
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P.K. IIS.T., COl TIloaday, June I, ll1H,
for tum"b'ng
anll !lollvlll'lDg
court
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P&, 1\OIIer1'.o.B.
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PIANO TUNING
NewUd _ _
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DocI<eta of tile PrO-

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lIbeeto
m&y be obtoloe!l _tthe omoe '" tbe
1>lllcllng'

~LIIAN PARKER
.~ ~ 8-a,'1

Ohlef Clerk. 00Urt BO'WIe, 1IeCl1a. Pa...
anll DO bill wl11 be
UDlNe
made out on _
bldcllng'''''oet.
_
bid mwst be acoampanlo!l by
_ oortUIe<I Check 10 tIut amount '"
4100.00, dr&WD to the omor of tIut
COunty of Del&ware.
The oounty Occnm'..sonera 1
1e
tile right to reject any &nil all bl!lo.
JOHN' H. DOBllRTY,

VANALEN BROS.

POI SALI
PEISONAL
FOR SALE Pennsylvania Dutch PERSONAL Venetian Blind
WILLIAM BROOKS
blanket chest, all-weather table
Laudry - Specials for house
200 W. lidley Ave.
Ames & Rubblah Removed for lawn and patio. Also small cleaning time. Estimates cheer,
Ridley Park,
Philco Deep Freeze. AUdSON fully given. ABC Venetian Blind
A. C. THROl'fII
Lawna Mowed. General
ANTIQUES, SWarthmore 8-3050. Company, MAdison 3-4229.
JlLBDT J. CRAWFORD. JR.
SW 6-4742
Haa1bur
ft...8-21·
Down, I)'wnmleJODeIW.
SALE
Master's
gown
and
PERSONAL
Brick,
hlock,
ceFOR
Z38 H&I'CIIDc Ave~ 1IrorIo", ...
hood, size 38 to 40. cap size 7.
ment work. For free estimates,
Call SWarthmore 6..1894.
call Dorsee, masonry contractor of
Autllorlzed DIstrIbutors
FOR SALE -Kenmore Vacuum Media. KIngswood 4-0451.
for
Cleaner.
practically
new.
$30.
PERSONAL
_
Gardens
plowed
PETER 01 NICOLA
HORAea a.
SWarthmore 6-8118.
and rototllled, any size. Can
FOR SALE Tappan range, Harvey, SWarthmore 8-8317.
Driveway Co.struetlo.
lind
monel metal, $35; Easy washer,
$10; kitchen cabinets, $5 each; PERSONAL - Alterations - IltAspholt or Counte
tlngs by appointment, In your
fire1ess cook er, $3; dish
. es, $3 ; home. Association with Estelle
,mahogany table, $15;
Cenar Wall. la-Plastered dropleaf
davenport and chaIr, $25; single Dress Shop, 89th St. SWarthmore
Phone Swortllmon 6-2526 metal bed and box springs, $15; ;;.8-;;4~9;34~.=..,..._-====_==
chilJorobe, $10; dressing table, PERSONAL - Television, radio
and heating equipment
~~~~~~~~~~~~~ $10; typewriter, $15; typist's chaIr,
and appliance repairs - prompt
r
$5. Phone SWarthmore 8-3723.
service. TV sets repaIred In the
ServIce available to our
FOR SALE _ 1953 Chrysler New home. Robert Brooks, SWarthIUAL &STAT. 6
customer. on all mote. of
Yorker, 4-Dr: Sedan, Power more 8-3889 or SWarthmore 8CONSTRUCTION
oll b.rner.
INSURANC.
steering, Power brakes. Beautiful 1947.
RESIDENTIAL AND
Level payment plan Oft oil
2-tone green, 13,000 miles. Leav- PERS~;nUBlN,bALle - Baby sitting. Re60' L CH"T.. ....
Ing
the
country.
PrIced
for
quick.J
woman.
Call
SWarthbills. Automatic deliverle.
SWAaTlDlOUr
PIINNA.
COMMERCIAL
.
,
sale, $2820. Phone SWarthmore
of oil durlnlJ the hecitlng
6-8155.
season
. T..,boM Sttt. 6-,no
Alterations
FOR SALE - House - two years
new and old reaidentlal
old, four bedroomS, lovely commerical done In compliance
Guaranteed, Standard Coal
neighborhood., ,Call SWarthmore with FIre Underwriters Speclflc335 Darfmoutll Avenue
6-6217.
'
ations. Sale and Service on elee. _ - - - - - - - -....- -....===========~
FOR SALE _ Man's wardrobe Water Heaters, Ranges, Washers,
,
DryerS, Pumps, Fans, Cleaners
Free Esflmate •.
J. F. BLACKMAN
PHONES:
trunk. Good condition. PrIce and small appliances. Call: ErIch
$15. Call MEdia 8-8704.
H. Hausen, SW 6-2850, Comer of
CHe.ter 2-4759
8W 8-8818
FOR SALE-Electric range, good Park and Michigan avenues.
2·5689
1~5;55;55;55;5$a555;55;55;5~ condition, $30. Call KIngswood "P;;ERSO~~N~AL~=~W;;all';:;':-isEcra=p:i:!n::g::--'
Ii
;;3;;:-7~6;!49;·==-_=-""""-==-=:-;--:-_1 clean work. Floors and furniEDWARD G~ CHIPMAN' & SON
FOR SALE - Boy's 24" Schwinn ture fully protected. Paper taken
bicycle. Reasonable. Call KIngg- away. Free estimates. Call WA
GENERAL CONTRAcTORS '.
wood 4-0381.
8-6107.
FOR SALE-Blair Power Mower,
Charles E. Fischer
1401 Ridley Avenue, Chester, Pa.
18" reel type, only two sum- I "'=.....,=.;FO~;;;R"""'R;;:E::,N~T7=-===,
mers' use; In perfect running I 'FOR RENT _ House In SwarthTILl .LOORS - foRMICA • MONOTILI, • PLAlnc TILl
condition. Jus, t professionally
more, shady yard. Convenient
sharpened. $50.00. Call KIngs- to transpurtation. Late June until
ALTERATIONS
BUILDER
MODERN KITCHENS
wood 4-0488.
Labor Day. SWarthmore 6-6769.
FOR SALE - Kenmore Wringer FOR RENT - FIrst floor apart-IJ,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..
Washer, 1953 model. Excellent
ment _ large living room, flrecondition. Call SWarthmore 8- place, dining room, modem kitSwarfllmon 6-2253
0911.
'
chen, two bedrooms. t.lle bath,
FOR SALE - Boy's 28" bicycle, porch, spacious tree" ahaded lawn.
completely reconditioned-new Garage. Ideal for children. $125,
tires, new paint. SWarthmore 8- month. MEdIa !I-4968.
5152.
FOR RENT - Furnished apartFOR SALE - Sturdy white kitment, Lansdowne, four
chen table, with two matching rooms, hath, second lIoor. Private
chairs. Reasonahle. SWarthmore residence. Adults. June to Sep8-8514.
tember, $110 month. Telephone
FOR SALE -' Top quality top_MA
~~d~ls~on~,;;3-~1~5~71:;:.==_...,.,,==_;:_;_
soil, $10.00 load. Call Warren FOR RENT, - Large, comfortable
room. Homelike surroundings.
Pierce, SWarthmore 8-2078.
PAINTING
FOR SALE _ Swarthmore Co- Convenient to transportation and
operative Stock at a discount to tea-rooms. Telephone SWarthand
settle estate. Mrs.Louls N. Robln- ~~=
son; 411 College avenue.
CARPENTRY
S.a""_o,. 601441

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ARANTle, FUEL OIL
IRON FIREMAN
OIL BURNERS

Passmore

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SWarthmore 6·8761

Sheet Metal Work

Hits New High in
Knock·Free Power!

Roo1ing
'Gutten
Air Conditioning
Heating
011 - Gas • burnen

George Myers
Box 48 SWarthmore 6-0740

'TDI"EM

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1IIONDAY TBRU SATURDAY
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SW 6-4041
81lNDAYS and HOLIDAYS

COAL
,FIREPLACE WOO~

I. A. GREEN·
SWarthmore 6-07.co

.wANTED - DuPont executive
and wife, two small daughters
prefer living in Swarthmore. Will
maintain your home and grounds
at their very best. Occupancy desired next 60 days. References
furnished. Box D, The Swarthmorean.

Ce", ••t S";PI
Sld.walks. Patlol
U.de!'9I'Gund Garba,. Dllpolall
,O.tolde Drain Pip••
CIDtlle.llne Pip••
JOSEPH ZIZZA
SWarth",ore ',2735

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Swarthmore and Vicinity
Many AHractive Homes Available

Baird &', Bird
Realtors

SW 6-0108

Opposite Borough Hall

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CHESTER and 'FAIRVIEW ROADS
Plso•• SWas Il:sn. . 6-3681

mE SWARTHMOREAN

cOntu- Cqunty Organizations
John Carroll Named
is
Aid Camp Sunshine
Home &School Pres. :: :a::r~~:;;I:~~~~~:=
r's. "If there is chaos and
,slon In the classroom it

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Elel11entary Tea chi n g,
Reporting ~is, cussed
Monday
John Carroll, this year's vice-

pwr:::::::e:~=,s chairman,

's [~::,~lid~~:
of the Swarthmore Il
and
School Assoclatio\l at the P/ll'1!Dtteacher gr,oup's lInal mee"-~
-.. of
,
Ibe season ¥onday' evening In the
high school auditori!l111.
Compllltipg ,thl' slate, IIccePte4
by those PJ"l!6ent as read ~y Mr.s.
J. A. Calhoun in the absence of
Nominating Committee Chairman
Edmund Jones, were: Jobn Honnold, vice-president In charge of
program; Mrs. John ~by. vice~
preslci@t in. charge of. membership; Mrs. Earl Edwards, recording secretary; Mrs. Irma Fole;"
correspDJl!Ung l!ecretary;
Carney, treasurer.
John Seybold, retiring p'l'eaident, made a parting plea for
funds. Seybold said, "The treasun'

not

an atmosphere a child ,would
probably team little except to
duck in self defense. On the other
hand teachers can remain too
traditional,
strictly
conftning
puplis to their seats. It Is the
nappy h~ ~ Is ·c9'l8idered
successf\IJ. in ..,obl... ali~ In
developing proper "","ponsibllity.
We want freedom at. expression
tor each child, but with orderUn.ess, and conside-"on for eve~
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other chlld," he concluded.

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Asked about II new guide aheet
being given to parents dl'rlng the
current Wednesday Ilfternoon conferences with teschers, Boyle
declared:
"Parents In general' agree with
sellool euthorlties that personal
conferences are an improvement
over written reports In securing a
pictu,re of the Individual student'.
progress. However, In checking
we have found that new residents, formerly accustomed to
written' reports, sometimes have
transition difficulties, and that

Opportunity for Pareets
Merl.bers of the Swarthmore
Thimble
Group closed their sea_
"Human Growth" a moving picson Monday with a luncheon at a
n
~a-room near Downingtown.
,A benelltpresentationforCamp !:e:'::t:
Sunshine will be given Tuesday, will be shown for adult consideraMay 25, In the Great Leopard ~:~one:m~:'d~ayp'!~yin28.~~
Skatln CI b 8th dPenn tr ts,
g u"
an
, ~ audio-visual room at- the High
LOIIGWOOD
Chester. The "Country Fair", be- SchooL
GARDIN'
ginning at 8: 30 p.m., will oller
The film depicts the growih of
•
MAY 23rd
the huma heIn 10...toi>-noteh local talent, a comn
g ~UIU conception
ROUII.
pl!!"1e lloouhowfeatJuiDgCanada's to maturity ,and is considered one
of the best of its kind. Allthooe
~u:.~=
and the Eastern UDited Sta'- mterested in thle fteld of educaan.
champion roller skaters In add!- tion are cordially invited to attend.
"',' n.". . . . .
,,"',~Ylla Hoo,no, . .
....... to many other even...
.... The
...... ".'raI!w..
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is spoJIsored ....
the
Dr. Arthur J. Jones of North
~"A •• anza
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Delaware County Beer DistribIl- Swarthmore avenue entertained
tors Association, one of DIJUI7 at a dinner bridge Friday evening.
groups supporting camp Sunshine, the cow)ty children's camp.
The I'riendiy Circle and the'
Legion AwdUary, both of Swarthmore. are among the organizatlons which have already given
their annual contributions. Others
Specials for House Cleaning Time
are plal>n1ng activities to raise
funds for the camp. The women's
clubs of the Delaware County,
ABC VENETIAN BLIND CO.•
Federation presented $1,138.33 at
the camp's last board of directors
Primos. Pa.'
MAdison 3-4229
Ung'
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that
put or
on that
In forehigh
~OOIPressures
are necessary,
.... dlscipUne on students in sixth
il'ade Is good."
thAnother father desired to Jalow
• difference between yesieida1'1
~lessive" education and the
","" instruction which ezIsts to: - )fr. Boyle explained that, it
"". IIlerely the term 'progr lve'
u.~ bad' come Into ill repute
-_
IIOIIle
teachers' I'OIng
~ In trying to CIIft7 out
~acuVity type PfOIiam &n4.by

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It did not Include 1be three

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holds enough tb cover the scholar- 'Johnny is dolDg as well as can be
ship money but it will have to expected' has falled to satisfy
be built up to face extraordinary some other parents. Therefore a
11).h/leo~aphed sheet guiding pardemands for facilities and equip- ent anil' teacher to apecillca under
ment outside the School BOlill"d"S I
budget neXt y~ when', the ex- several headings, such as emopanded elementary school is in tional, social and physical growth;
operation."
special Interests, abilities and
needs; and academic achievement
Supervising Principal Frank R. was developed by a committee
Morey explained the sUll uni;ettl~ of teachers and parents,' in an
ed status of the School District effort to attain the most satisfacrating, remarking that several tory coverage on each ' pupil.
other districts hedab'~dy be- Mo~rs, s¥uid ask fo,: the sheet
come reclassilled 9n the In~rinl if the teacller does not' proffer it
census legalized whea the' last upon arrival for conferences.
State LeBislature passed the so- They shouid write on it any parcalled Swarthmore, ,Bill, Wbne ticulilts they desire, S9' that th,.v·1
ironically Swarthmore's bid for will have a report card' if they
ohange from fourth to third class want it to take home to Inform
remains pending.'
fathers of children's progress.
Uniess a change from the usual
"Don't discuss your complaints
Tuesday meeting-night was responsiblp., Monday's meager attendance Indicated that even some
of those who had heen desiring
just such a program on the grade
school level had forgotten the
importance of elementary
,
~on, stressed by John Carroll's
llatement, "No high school teachr stands a chance of success with
Il'upil who has not had a good
~ementary foundation." However,
the half-hundred parents who did
lee Monday night's film "S!<ippy
and the Three R's" and afterward
submitted questions to
"'entary Principal ThOllill!', ,4
Boyle and a nine-teacher panel,
"ere rewarclecl QY, the sketch of
elementary proe.>.iures In 1954.
According ~o Mrs. Robert Enders, klnd~ and former reIlledial reading teacher, the swing
Is back to phonetics In teaching
reading. For a while it was
thOught that phnnetics slowed the
process of learning to read. hut It
now appears that was hardly poslible since children only sound
out words that they do not know
anyway.
One father inqulred, "If klnder~n and first grade have a
lax, 'follow the child's whim'
Policy and 'formal, demanding
Work for college preparation Is
Illet In high school, where is the
'tightening up done'?" Mrs; Ruth
Wright, 0 n e of
three ~ grade teschera, rePlied, "I~ might, be sald jt /$ clolII'
In fifth or sixth grade although
the same unit type programs con_
tinue and actually learning ~_
COntrol and 'tigbte/).!.ng up' tor aecolllPlishment is gradual." Mrs.
Wright further stated "We are
not sure
the elementary schoo},

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'CLOSED' THIS WEEK..END
MAY 21 AND'22
"

BECAUSE OF THE FIRE

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with the school. We are hired to
help your child and. to help you
to understand him and send him
on to '~·educatlon.a well ad'justed Student. Go Into your con~
ference and ask questions and
you'll get the answers. Amonll
facts you should be told is in
which quarter of the class your
child stands."
Boyle, completing his first year
8!' principal. here, feels Swarth~
more yoUngsters Shouid test a
ahead of the national average or 'norm'·for their grade due
to, the better facilities and In~
dividual attention they enjoy as
compared with some less fortunate districts. HIs conviction was
corroborated by Mrs. Enders·who
stated the local median usually
ran a year !lhea!i in, all subjects
except spelling. In the latter borough pupils remain In the median.

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Monday, May

24t~

with complete NEW stock of Merchandise

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FREE'

Suzanne Harrar of Yale avenl,le,
a·freshman at the College of WooOhio had a part In the 50th '
Color Day Pageant which was
presented at the college on May
15.

Y, ·TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY

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May· 24· 25 ·26 ONLY

CO-ED BEAUTY

SALON

5 POUND BAG OF SUGAR

,ClOlle4 Weclneadaya

Opera ThurMlsy Nigh..

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with each purchase of $5.00 or over

PARK _II DARTMOUTH A'f'B.
Swlldhmare 8-10tS

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Yello,w Trading Stamps Given Away Every Mon., Tues., Wed.

and·Sons

Florist

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c"Ai1fs
650 laltf... n PIlI.

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Soutls Chester Road

Coliegtl"Library
Page 12

,l!n.

Blood Donors Give
126 Pints to RedCross
Once again Swarihmoreans have
responded to the Red Cross plea
for blood, and for the second
consecutlve time have met the
quota of 125 pints with one pint
to spare. The Blood Donor's Day
of May 13 wouid have fallen
short, however, had not the respOnse from the army personnel
statloned here in the borough been
so excell!!nt. Over 20 per cent of
the quota was supplied by the
officers and men of the Post.
. Mrs. John Lord and Mrs. Robert
Grogan, co-chairmen for Donor's
Day. wish to thank e'ttery individual who had any part in makiog
the day a success-the donors, .the
Red Cross volunteers, and all
those who helped in various Ways.
Special thanks are due a· local
merchant who because of physiclll reasons couid not give blood,
very generously supplled all the
fruit juice served. And of course
very special thanks are· due the
following group of women who
spent untold hours canvassing the
vl1lage by phnne:
The Mesdames S. L. Althouse,
David BIngham, Dwight BraUDJI,
Charles Brook, Thomas It. Brown,
Jr., J. P. Daugherty, James Davis,
.loseph Donovan, Anthony
Fa!r.
.
banks, W. F. Faragher, R. W~e
GOft, J. W. Hollander, T. E. Hessenbruch, WJl1iam Lowe, H. L.
Peel, John T. PInkston Jr., Henry
A. Piper, C. Russell Philllps, Ford
Robinson, Adolph Rubin, J. W.
Sidmp, J. W. Soule, WIlliam Taylor, Charles L. Thomas, G. S.
Townes, W. A. WIllard, Joim
Yingling, and Mls_ Mary Lou
and Peggy ThQer.

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Blind Fair Opens This
Readers' Heyday in
May 26 Exch·ange
Weekend in Firehouse

Bereaved

Western

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GREAT LEOPARD SKATING ARENA
MIl and P.M SII.. ae.-

Call MAdisoll 6-3675

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Totals

59
64
73
66
54
21
98

260
307
239
235
260
132
360

65
181
24

32

138
428
47

lOB
8

122
144-

64
83.

264
349

172
95

97
49

413
188

177
.93

102
44-

419
196

187

102
126
121
78
107

404
518
495
271
443

41
38
40

26
25
25

142
139
140

19
30
3

9
21
2

77
88
10

39

19

133

232
2i5
118

44

18

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not ;.t tIM cam,ra befOre graduaHoa
snap. of clournotes.
.

140

36
36

21
20
18
21

152
121
121
136

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SWARTHMORE, PA.

11 PARK AVENUE
TAILORS

LADIES AND MEN'S SUITS, MADE TO ORDER

SPRING~···· SPE~IAL:

for Cleaning. & .Pressing

Swarthmore
Fire House

THE SWARTH·MO

Swarthinore Will have its,traditional Memorial Day
parade, after aU. At 10 a.m. Monday the
more High -School Band, the American Legion and
iIiary, Boy and Girl ScOuts,' Brownies, Cubs; Red Cross,
Fire Company, a detachment ot:the locally 'stationed 24th
' A'·
ft Art· ·U·
G'
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1 ery
roup and patnotic lUI-uniformed

Board Names Mrs. C.
Shute Vice-Chairman,
Mrs. Bass Treasurer

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Local volUnteer Red Cross workers served 10, 664',2 hours from
May, 1953 th.rough April, 1~54.
This report by Mrs, J. Albnght
Jones who assumed the chalrmancitizens will join at Borough Hall.
ship of the Swarthmore Branch
·Following the day's address given by the Rev. John G. at. tJ;'e close of Friday's, annual
Kulp, pastor of the Swarthmore. Methodist Church, who meeting, was broken down to
served as Na....... chaplaiIfabolird .. n tta k t
it,' th show the equivalent .of 26_6 plus
.
;
.'''.~ a .•. c . ranspo ,. In
e 40 hour weeks or over five :years
Atlantic Fleet dunng World,War
flags
work by one person.
the honored dead will be placed in front of the War
The treasurer Mrs, Corbin Shute
at the corner of Park and bartmouthavenues. Girl
reported the total realized in the
and Boy Scou,ts will alternate in placing the flags as
1954 fund drive at $10.461.19 with
of local deceased veterans of World Wars I and II are read
a membership of 1247 in the BoAdJ'utant Davis B. Hopson of the Ainsworth-Wernher
rough, Of this amount $1500 was
contributed by the Anti-Aircraft
No. 427 American Legion. Mr. Kulp will be introduced
Unit of the Army stationed in the
Postmaster Walter C. Snyder, past
old Mary. Lyon School buildings
commander 01 the Post, follow-

10 A.M.

SWARTHMO~ ~A~ MAY2~19M

Rev. Kulp.to Give Memorial Day Mrs. I I Jones
Address ·In.Ex····ercl'•s.es .Mon d·ay Heads Red Cross

Pooll.tes Grant Funds
To FI·ght InJ·unct·lon

$

Men"s Suits & Overcoats
Ladie.s Suits & Coats

.to

Cloth Dres"s & Blankets

Cathermcin"s
Drug Store

13.50 PER YEAR
APPOINTED

Mrs. Francis H. Forsythe of
Thayer road, was appointed a
member of the board of the Pennsylvania Federation of Women's
Clubs at the State Federation
meetlng held in Philadelphia last
week. Mrs. Forsythe will act as
program chairman for the state.

Mrs.WJ.G.Swann Dies
In Taylor Hospital
Ogden Avenue Resident
Had Bl"en P..r":Vt;! In
Music, Art
Mrs. William F. G. Swann of 609
Ogden avenue. .wife of Dr. Swann,
director of the Bartol Research
Foundation. passed away Monday
morning. May 24. In Taylor Hospita!.
.
Born Sarah Frances Mabel
Thompson in Homsey, Middiesex,
England. she was the daughter (If
William Joseph and Henrietta
MacGachen Thompson. She was
educated In Brighton High School,
Brighton School of Art. and the
Brighton School of Music where
she was a Gold Medallst for Vlolin. Subsequently she studied
under Cesar Thompson at Brussels Conset:Vatory in Belgium.
and was also
Licentiate of the
Royal Academy of MusiC. London.
Later she was prominent in muslcal work at the University of
Sheffield.
Wed .on August ·14, . 1909, she
came with her husband· to the
United
. thllt·
~~aotlve In mus!-

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and save!

Berkshire's "Get Acquainted" Sale
Get acqualnt.d with Berk.hlre',
Nylac;e Top and Toe-Rlng ••• fala-

wonderful, glamorous ~

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1 pair
(plaia . . . . _ ) :$hTQ;: 3 pain
6 pain
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ing Berkshire Stockings at great big
eavingS. All the newest "IB/lea

30 dl.l_r, 11 g. ,_
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Tea Sunday to Honor
Club's Art Exhibitors
Womens' 20th Exhibit
Will Close Tomorrow
Evening
. The twentleth Art Exhibltlon of
the Woman's Club of Swarthmore
will close Sunday afternoon with
a reception and tea to be held
from 3 to 6 in the Park avenue
clubhouse for exhibitors and their
friends, The exhibition which was
formally opened Tuesday afternoon with· a special program for
c'ub membership, will contlnue
.today and tomorrow, from 2 to
5 and 7 to 9 p,m, free of charge.

Florence Tricker, as gue~~ exhibitor was presented at the Tuesday program by Mabel Talley,
h'
c rurman of the art department,
and in a very interesting demonstration of landscape painting in
oils, gave her audience an insight
Into techuiques. As she worked,
she made a talk which was very
helpful to arilsts and instructive
to all interested in the technique
of palnting. 011 palntlng may be
done on various surfAces-mason_
ite board, rough canvas, or very
line canvas. the last being used
largely In portraits.
There are many methods, Miss
Tricker said, the broad brush
stroke. drawing as one goes, with
a fully loaded brush; the broken
color method. which the French
(Continued on Page 7)

and $202.75 by students in Swarthmore College. Th!, entire Board
Joseph BIshop, pastor of the
and others present concurred
Swarthmore Presbyterian Church.
heariily to the magnll\cent job
The Legion and Awdllary
done by George Plowman, eamwreath will be placed at the
palgn head.
monument. The. 24th AAA Unit
Nearly half of the Swarthmore
F 11'
1
Swim Club's 473 membership
0 owmg annua reporis .by all
will provide a firing squad as
chairmen, Mrs. Paul Williams
well as a color guard which will shares were represented at last chairman of the Branch for the
be complemented by Scout and Thursday night's meeting In· the
Woman's Clubhouse and voted past two years, presided over the
Band colors.
overwhelmingly in favor of allot- electlon . of new officers. Mrs.
After three volleys by the ftrIng
Shuje was elected· vice-chairman
squad, Taps and Echo by the Ing up to $10 of their investment and head of volunteer services and
Band, and pronouncement of the toward defraying $700 engineer- Mrs. A, W. Bass, Jr., was elected
in
lr d in
benedictlon by the Rev Mr. Bishop· g expenses a ea y
ourred in treasurer· to .flli Mrs. Shute's unthe annual parade' down Park av- drawing plans for the proposed expired t.erm.. Mrs, Edward K.
enue to Eastlawn cemetery will community po·ol,· and toward Cratsley. and ;amId Ovam ,_were
INSt&TE~·ORCH"STRA
form in the. following order:
. fighting legal proc~~ . . . ·elecied 'ilirectol'!i; ·'ea~t:·'fo.' lierve
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Legion' caiors, 24th AAA Color ed by the owners of several prop_ three "ear't';nns t- Mr ~
Deborah Reeder. daughter of
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th R'
<> omce.
S. n.
. ·(Continued on Page 11)
ertles near e, I~ervlew avenue Lindiey Peel was chairman of the
D.C., Mr, and Mrs. Robert K. Reeder
pool site who WISh to permanently nominating committee. with Mrs. MinneapOlis,
Haven. at Harvard avenue, and Nancy
curb those plans. In addit~on T. Gilbert and Mrs. David McCahan and tlitally in SWarthmore and Carroll, da·ughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Prescott reporied receIpt of her associate .
Philadelphia. She was. for many John· Carroll of College avenue
over 100 signed authorizations of .
. s
.
years a member· of . . :Matinee were representatives of Swarthsuch expenditure, many of them
Mrs, Jones s!"ted that It IS an Musicale Club and
time of more in the All-State Orchestra
lauding the Club directors for honor and a prIvilege ~ serve the her death was a
the which gave its annual CQDcert
the time and effort they have do~ Red Cross and speCIfically this Philadelphia Art
earlier this month in Kingston.
Br~ch as she took over the office
Youth Leader. Resident nated to the community recrea- of
A resident of
for The orcheslra, sponsored by the
,ts chairman. She expressed for
over 25 years. Mrs,
had Pennsylvania Music Education
Here for Many
tion project. num~rous on~s urg(Continued on Pa e 12)
ing that 'everything pOSSIble be
g
been a member of the Swarth- Associatlon, was composed of 153
Yea rs
done to secure pool facilities in W
more Music Club, and was a stal_ students selected from 271 parThe Rev. Edward H. Bonsall, '·Swarthmore. and some including
ins Scholarship To
wart support of the viola section ticipating schools. Nancy, a ju.lr native of Philadelphia died extra cash contribution and olfers
Swarthmore College of the Swarthmore College Or- nior. played the viola, and DeM~nday. following a long
to testify in court in behalf of
chestra and of the Swarthmore borah, a sophomore. played the
Roland
P.
Kenscjlaft,
wpo
will
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thepoo .
cello.
Symphony Orchestra,
He was 65.
be graduated from Swarthmore
According to Robert Holm, diShe was skilled in wood-carvMr. BolISI!ll. who llved at 222
President Frederick· Van Urk High School this June.
the first
Cornell avenue for many years, presiding at the meeting, told recipient of the Miller-Flounders Ing Slid painting, Modest with re- rector of instrumental music at
was a vaduate of Episcopal those present that although the Scholarship just established at Il8l'd to her attainments, she was the Swarthmore Schools, it Is
Academy, '05. Harvard Univer- posslblllty of having use of pool Swarthmore College for a boy en- energetic and efficient in action very unwnial for two musicians
sity, '09, Philadelphia Divinity privileges this summer seemed tering the freshman class. The an- and was greatly loved by all who to be selected from one scl100l
School, '12 and took his. Master's gone, ~ view of the legal suit nouncement was made by E!U'le knew her. Sbe was a member of He also added that preference waa
gi ven ,to senior students.
(Contlnued on Page 7) .
Devee in Sociology at the Unl~ pending, the longer time available J. Duncan, vice-president of the
verslty of Pennsylvania. Follow- for constructiQ!l before the 1055 Miller-Flounders Dairy which has
ing his ordination by the Eplsco- swim _season shouid assure a set up the $500 award for·a Dela- BROWNIE FLY-UP AND GIRL SCOUT RALLY
pal Church, lie served parishes In
(Continued on Page 7)
ware County boy attending a
HELD IN SCHOOL AUDITORIUM TUESDAY
Clifton Heights and Morton, and
school in the county.
was for many years youth DI- Rose Valley Round-Up
The award will pe given in alThe annual Brownie Fly-Up and of faithfui work. Mrs. Campbell
rector on the Staff of the Penn- At Old Mill Next
temate years beginning in Sep- Girl Scout Rally was held Tuesday told the audience that the Girl
sylvania State Council of C~tember, 1954, anel will be contin- night at 7 p.m. in the High School Scout program is offered to all
tian Education, with headquarters
The Rose Valley ,Round-Up will ued each year the recipient is in Auditorium. An orch!!Stra of vlo- girls from the third grade through
in Philadelphia, and later for the be staged next Monday afternoon college,: provided he maIntains a lins, liutes and piano, comprised the eighth. Next year, plans are
Washington-Northern
Idaho at the Old Mlll·on Rose Valley record which meets the approval of Fifth and Sixth Gl-ade Girl being made for a Senior J1igh
Council of Churches and ChristIan road.
of the omcers of the college. To be Scouts, played ''Toy Soldiers on Troop for girls of the ninth grade.
Education, In Seattle.
Combining the. features of a eligible for tpe award t)le student Parade" as the eleven Troops
"We do not expect every girl
He also served aa 'Professor of rodeoicountry fair. family picnic must have. demonstrated leader- marched in, each preceeded by its to be a Girl Scout, but we do
Religion and Vice President at and European bazaar, the event Is ship in scholastlc achievement imd Troop Flag and the American expect all girls who participate to
Parsons College. in FairfIeld, a traditlon for many in this 10- in extra-curricUlar actlvitles dur- Flag. After the Colors were re- be good Scouts," Mrs. Campbell
Iowa; . as Counselor for the El caUty. Entertainment for children Ing his high school program.
tired, the curtain opened to show said, ''We keep our standards high
Guaclo Christian Service Center includes pony rides, carousel and
Roland plans to major in physics a "Space Ship" on the stage with in Swarthmore." She then turned
in Puerto Rico, under the Presby- assorted ltames.
in college and to do post-graduate its nose pointed skyward. As the program over to Mrs. John
terian Board of MissIons; and. aa
More serious side of the a1falr work in electronics.· His interest eacl} Brownie's name was called, Carroll who will be Neighborhood
AssocIate MInIster lor the Green- includes ~rafts, noveltles, aprons, in electronics started' Bs a hooby she came through the door of the Chairman for tHe next year.
belt Community Church, Green~ gifts and food provided by mem- and as ~ence and· trainIng space ship and was presented with
Troop No. 4:W. Sixth Grade Colbelt" Md., with special emphasls- -bers of the Rose Valley Folk, moWited he was given the re- her Girl Scout wings by the lead- lege avenue, presented a skit
on the youth program.
sponsors of the event. In addi'of installlilg, maintain- ers of her Troop.
•.
showing the Troop makiog plans
He Is survived by his wife, tlon, prizes, ranging from an elecand operating a customThe girls of Troop No. 331, for a winter over-night. The
Emily; three daughters, Mrs. Roy tric clothes dryer and aD electric built amplifying Byitem for· the Sixth Grade Rutgers avenue. were girls planned the meals and deMcCorkel of Swarthmore, Mrs. wondefbar to a steam bon will h\gb school. ,_
grouped on the stage and sang cided what to wear in order to
l!:ricBrilund of Greenbelt, and be awarded to holden- of lucky
A member 01 the Varsity track '<Malte Good Friends" and ''WeI- keep _
and dry" ~ 418Mrs. James Kikkelsen of Ashta" tlcket&
team, Roland playa the baritone come to the Brownies." In a can- cussed and - demonstrated the
Pula, Ohio; a brother, BodDey T. ·lfembers of the BaR VallIiY and trombone In the school or- diellgbt ceremony, Troop No. 289, right and wrong way to rescue
heaD of Gemantown, and ellht Folk have invited their
chestra and band. He was captain I'ifth Grade College &ftftue, re- some one who, may haft
III'8Ddchlldl-en.
tncladiDC res't1ems or Swartbmont of the Hl-Q teaJn WS year, and cited the Law. of ScoutIng.
fallen. . through ,the Ice and
I'uDend servl.,.. wD1 be held and vicinib'• .Mm1"''IIl· Is tree to Is active in the PIOIlaJD of the
Mrs. lIallocJt Campbell, z'etIrina demoastrilted how to QIIl1 artoday at 11 LID.,. at WDH_ r. aU.
NeI~ood CbaImum. tntro- tlftdal resplratlOn to the untO!'-·
Cwhma'.. 1807 Ptn. itreet, PIdlaJIaI)" )leb"rhlla and Joe People'.
He· the ... or duced the 1'1 e At and tutwe tuM.. victims.
cIelpbJa. ~ wD1 be In Welt J'IeIIeIler _ co-ebIdImea or tile Mr. IIIId lin. JitoImd B. ~_I Seout I nilma and thanked the
Taoop No. ... I'Iftb Clnde Rut~:ia" BIll C
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I.
f G r . ~.•C.[llitllllllild.

Servicet Today for
Rev. E. H. Bonsall, Jr.

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VOUJME 26-NUMBER 22

There. was the lad who graduated
from CoUeqe with honors; that is:
The merchanh, in his conege town,
honored his fathen chem,. and nearby
gas stations honored his credit cardl
Nevertheless, his father was so glad
that his boy "made It", that he bought
him a camera for his graduation from-

Spangred by the
Swarthmore Llon~ Club

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146 .
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94
129
67
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Mathew Clark, who had visited
his· daughter Mrs. Raynham T.
Bates of Yale avenue many tlmes,
died Thursday, May 13 at his
home In Falrf\eld, Conn., after a
long Illness. He was 84,
Mr. Bates attended services held
Monday in Falrfteld.

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BEP1lBLICAN

lJppincott, 2nd.
160
Bell
159
Isaacs
75
Foster
149
DEJIlOCBATlC
JUDGE OF THE
SUPERIOR COURT
Rhodes
76
Woodside
76
·75
Ross
GOVERNOR
49
McClelland
37
Leader
5
sChmitt
LT. GOVERNOR
Furman
75
SECRETARY OF
INTERNAL AFFAIRS
.Blatt
78
REPRESENTATIVES
IN GENERAL ASSEMBI.Y
~e
84
Adams
87
Hogan
67
Warner
79
ltEPRESENTA'tIVI!S
IN· CONGRESS
Cappiello
2
J[anaone
92

D,rY.woys Built and Resurfaced
G ... dlng. Soddln•• 510ft. and
Cem.nt Work. Filter and Top 5011

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County Branch will be on ex- tribute books may leave them .at
hibit and for sale, including rugs, the Church office in advance of the
all ldods of brushes and brooms,
towels, V<8l1ets and handbags, Tea,
are desired,
childrens'
books
althoughoronly
recent books
and a wide variety of hand with timeless charm and appeal
woven baskets.
Follow the crowd.to the Tea, reExhibits of sight-saving meth- membering the early comer bas a
ods and treatment, the materials wide choice but in this exchange
used in teaching children to the late stayer may bag the prize.
read and write Braille, and a Vacation reading will take on
number of games and toys will fresh zest; summer cottages will
be displayed. As usual a blind acquire new jackets on their
typist will type name cards in shelves; "dog days" will hold less
Braille, and will also demon- threat for all who leave the Tea
strate the use of various games with new (to them) books.
by playing them with visitors.
Chairman of the event is Ho- Martel's First of
race Renshaw. His committee includes Ken Sadler,· counter sales;
Three Fires Sunday
Barton : .C~vert,· transportation;
(Contlnued from Page 1)
Frank Maselli, meals and refresh- ket area, and a complete replacements for ·the blind workers; ment of merchandise. In lauding
Tom Conway aru. John Mc- the perforlJUlnce of, the Borough
Lallghlln, l1ason work; and pub- Fire Company, directed by Asslsllcity, Davi~ Anderson..
tant Chiefs Eugerie Finnegan and
Mrs. Edwin F. Windell is George Humphries, Mr. Martel
chairman of hostesses who will sald ''The boys were certainly
help visitors locate the dI1ferent 'johnny-on-the-spot', highly effidemonstrations and exhibits, Her clent in controlling the fire and
committee members are:
most cooperative in cleaning up
Mrs. Charles Andes Jr., Mrs. the consequent mess. They did a
Robert J. Atz, Mrs. Calvert, Mrs. job· far and above what anyone
A. G. Catherman, Mrs. Peter E. couid expect."
Coste, Mrs. John E. Gensemer 1ii!i~~$$aii!iiii55$i5i5ij
Jr., Mrs. George W. Glaesser Jr.,
Mrs. ClarenceW. Hartman Jr" .
Mrs. Henry Hofmann, Mrs, Frank
,Attend
E. McFadden, Mrs. George W.
Swartimore'.
McKeag,
Mrs.
Sadier, Mrs.
WalterC. Snyder, Mrs, Kenneth
3rd Annaa'
Stuart,.Mrs. Wil1iain F. Taylor
2nd, Mrs. A. Blanton Tiller and
BLIND ~AIR
Mrs. Augustus Titus.
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JUDGE OF THE
SUPERIOR COURT
79
Walker
97
Ross
119
Griftlth
75
Bell
97
Rhodes
44
Enauer
120.
Woodside
GOVERNOR
Stephenson
41
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Wood
Chamberlln
LT. GOVERNOR
McMillen
78
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Truscott
SECRETARY OF
INTERNAL AFFAIRS
Livengood
144Dixon
44REP. CONGRESS
James
140
Hyde, Jr.
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REPRESENTATIVES
IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY

COUNTRY FAIR
Benefit Camp Sunshinlt

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Personals

Boston Wednesday to attend the
NAMES AnENDANTS
25th reunion of Dr. Bowie's class
MIss Jllne Todd" of .$c~ale,
from lWVar,d . M~ca1· Scl;lool,N. Y., wUI be; ml!l,d !If h~ at
M.,y .27 JIlld 28.
the marriage .of MIss N~ RUth
Dr. and lIW'.. JoSeph S. Lynch Finkbiner, daughter of Mr. and
and Dr. and Mrs. Merrill B. Hayes Mi-s. A. C. F. Flnkhiner, of ''!lImBof Swarthmore, spent several ward", Norristown, to Mr. David
days of last week attending meet- McCahan, Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs.
lngs of the Pennsylvania Acad- McCahan of Strath Haven .avemy of Opthalmology and Oto- enue, which will take place Satlarngology held at Bedford urday, June 26, at 4:30 In the
Springs.
Washington Memorial Chapel,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Banks of Valley Forge.
Harvard avenue will leave SunThe bridesmaids will include
day for a five-day hoUday
Mrs. Frederick Meredith Porter
Wentworth-by-the-Sea, N.H.
and Miss ElIzabeth McCahan,
Mr. and Mrs. George Schoblng- sisters of the bridegroom; Mrs.
er of Swarthmore avenue enter- John Anwyl Tucker, Mrs. A. C.'
talned over the week-end their F. FInkbiner, Jr:, Mrs. Ro~an
daughter MIss Barbara Schobing- Brent Finkbiner, and Mrs. Th.omas
er of Rosell~, N.· J., and their Guglielmo, Jr. Christine Regina
~ephew Mr. Eugene Schobinger FInkbiner, niece of the bride, will

Dickinson, brother of the bride,

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Rob~rtlL ~~hell of J3r1~~
Mr.,and Mrs. Robert M. Frost of
·Br11\:8 F1,Iz~~d of Bro.omall,,!ID,d Lausdowne, announce the birth of
RQb¢ T. ~Uer of ~e1P."la,.a daughter, on Tuesday, May 25
A reception at Rolling Green: at the Presbyterian Hospital,
Couniry Club followed the cere- PhIladelphia.
.
lXIany.,
The baby Is the granddaughter
The couple will live on Edge. of Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. LIngle Or
wood roael, Broomall.
Corn~ av~nue.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. De~n,
Jr., and sons John and Peter of
Westminster avenue, and Mr.
Allen Derickson of Pittsburgh,
will spend the holiday week-end
at the Derickson family summer
place at Ocean View, Del.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Rinclifte of
Strath Haven avenue have reRose .V~II~y :CI:I.o,us
turned from a two-week ftshlng
preselits
trip. They motored to Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., and then chartered a
boat for Cat Key Island in the
Bahamas. During the· week there
at
Mr. Rlnclilfe caught four tuna
on Fairview Road
ranging from four to live. hundred
pounds. They ftew back to the
JUNE.·2·5
MAY 26·29
Florida Keys where they did tar8:30 P.M.
pon fishing. En route home they
Adllits $1.25
For T111lk4~S call;I"4lEidl~~j6-5Jlt''''
visited their son - in - law and
daughter Mr. and Mrs. George F. and
Mr.famUyof
aDd Mrs.Madison,
George N.J.
H. Weiss beMr.
John
ftower
girl.McCahan will serve
Corse, Jr., and children of Mar- of Westinlnster avenue entertaln- as best man for his brother. The
ed as their house guests for 10 ushers will Include Mr. A. C. F.
tinsville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lee Bauer days Mrs. Weiss' parents, Dr. and Finkbiner, Jr., Dr. Rodman Brent
of Riverview road are entertaln- Mrs. H. C. Armstrong of Cbam- FInkbiner, brothers of the bride;
ilig as· their house guest Mrs. paign, m. They returned home Mr. WIlUam. R. Huey, Jr., Mr.
Bauer's mother, Mrs. William by way of the Great Smokles and Richard Crowther, Mr. Alan WUlis, and Mr. Frederick Meredith
Wilker of St. Louis, Mo., who ar- points south.
BEAVTY SALON
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
William
Bass,
Porier.
rived last Thursday for a threeJr., of Ogdp.n avenue will enter------week visit.
llAUTY WEAU HII poppy PIOUDLY
tain
at
a:
small
dinner
party
at
DICKINSON·GAUTHIER
Mr. and Mrs. W. Sproul Lewis
of "Deep .Meadows," Gradyville their home tomorrow evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gauthier
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Bush,
9 South Chester Road
will entertain at a cocktail party
of
Barre,
Vt.,
announce
the
marCall Swarthmore 6-0476.
Sunday afternoon fro m 4:30 of Dickinson avenue will enter- riage of their daughter, SgL
tain
as
their
week-end
guests,
o'clock.
Mrs. Donald J. Duvall and three Marie Fernande Gauthier, to Sgt.
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Duddaughters of Binghamton, N.Y. Walter Benton Dickinson, son of I...
ley of Magill road entertained at
Mr. and Mrs. Don D. Dickinson of
a picnic supper at their home Additional guests on Sunday will Park avenue, on May 1, in TrinSTATE AUTO INSPECTION
Sunday· evening. The guesls in- be Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Sur- ity Church, Falrborne, Ohio. The
beck and family of Wynnewood.
cluded members of the staff of
Rev. W. A. Milan officiated.
Ma.y 1st to J.ly,31st
the Child Guidance Clinic of PhilBoth are stationed with the
ENGAGEMENTS
adelphia.
U.S. AIr Force at Wright-PatterCheck your· car now for Summer Driving
Mr. and ·Mrs. Frank Markley
Mrs. Frederick P. Mack of son Air Force Base, Da~n,
of Guernsey road have returned Lansdowne, has announced the Ohio. Following a wedding trip
from a week's Irip by plane to engagement of her daughter, Miss through the south, the couple reROBERT J. A TZ. Owner
Sarnia, Canada, and DeJ?ver, Jane Mack, to Mr. George P. turned to active duty.
RUSSELL'S SERYICE
Colo., where Mr. Markley attend- Warren, Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs.
ed the American Petroleum In- George Peirce Warren of South
HIPPLE-DICKINSON
OPPOSITE IOIOU.H PARKIN& LOT
stitute.
Chester road.
SW 6-0440
Dartmouth &. Lafayette Aves.
Mrs. John H. Fawcett of South
Miss Mack is also the daught!,r
Mr. andof Mrs.
Dickinson
ForestWalter
lane announce
HaInes ~
Chester road, entertained mem- of the late Mr. Mack.
the
marriage
of
their
daughter
A senior at the University of
bers of the Women's Bible Class
of the Swarthmore Presbyterian Pennsylvania, Miss Mack was Mary Fell to Mr. Wllltam Bar6 NECKTIES CLEANED FRE'E WITH
Church at a tea Thursday after- president of the Delta Delta Delta !ram Hipple, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs.
William
Bartram
Hipple
of
noon.
Chapter there.
EACH SUIT. CO~T or· DRESS
Phyllis KIetzlen, daughter of , Mr. Warren was graduated Broomall ·on Saturday, May 22 in
Dr. and Mrs. Seymour W. KIet- from the University of Penn- the Friends' Meeting House,
E~pert 7allol:lllg. C'eall'lIg aad Press'ag
zien of South Chester road, wr.n.1 sylvania and Is a member of Psi Swarthmore. Mr. and Mrs. HowPICK UP AND DELIYERY
ard M. Jenkins of North Chester
Is completing her junior year at UpsUon fraternity.
road,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wayland
Mount Holyoke College, haS been
appointed House President of her
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Cleaver, Elsbree of Wallingford, acted as
dormitory for next year. Phyills BuUer Pike, Conshohocken, an- Overseers.
Miss Susanne K. Slaugh of Elm
21 SOUTH CHESTER ROAD
has been acting as treasurer of the nounce the engagement of their
attended as maid, of honor.
avenue
Fellowship of Faith on the campus daughter, MIss Anne Jane CleavSWarthmore 6-0401
carol
Ann
Mitchell
of
Bridgethis year and also singing in·the er, to Mr. Henry Roberts Smedley,
junior' choir.
son of Dr. and Mrs. C. Canby port ·served as flower girl. The
bridesmaids were MIss Ruth E.
Mrs. Edward B. Temple of Elm Balderston, Penncrest, Media.
avenue has returned from a twoMiss Cleaver was graduated Hipplo;, sister. of the groom, and
month Mediterranean cruise and from the A.· D. Eisenhower high Mrs. Norman Crill of Lancaster.
Mr. Stanley qlossnerof Mill
a tour of Europe.
school, No~wn, and the PhIlHall,
served as best man. The
Mr.' and Mrs. F. S. Chambers adelphia Muaeiun School of Art,
Usheni
Included Messrs. W. Haines
and children of Dickinson avenue where she received her· BAA.
will spend Memorial Day week- degree in Education, and took
end visiting frtends in Scranton. graduate study. She has since 1IDl8. LLOYD E. KAtJFFHAN
Mrs.·LouisI. Dethloff of Haver- been .. Art Supervisor in the SlSDadlXlouth Avenue
ford place entertained at a stork Swarthmore Elementary Schools.
8warthmore 6-2080
shower Tuesday evening in hO~lor I Mr. Smedley Is an alumnus of S1IB80RJPTION8
of Mrs. ·Lewis B. Beatty, Jr., of Westtown' School and PrInceton FOR
Drexel HilL
Univei-slty, and served as an ~G~", ..8
Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Carroll, Jr., offiCer with the U.S. Navy. He is
of 'North Chester road, mOtored now working as a Cbemical Ento State College for a few.
of glneer with Tide Water Assoclatthis week where Mr~ Carroll serv- ed OU Company, Bayonne, N.J.
ed as a visiting professor at PennA !'ieptember wedding is plansylvania State UniverSity, in the ned at the Plymouth Friends
School of DesIgn in Archltecture. Meeting.
Mrs. Richard T. Randall and
her sister Mrs. Albert Eltinge of
North Chester road, entertained
as their week-end guest Mr. WllUam G. Avery of Cl\lDbridge, Md.
.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Bacon
Swartllmore, Pa.
FANS'; TOASTERS • GRILLS - IRONS
Douglas of North Chester road,
and their son-In-law and daughHELD OYER INDEFINITELYI
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The lXIembers of the Eleventh
Ruth Burkllolder. 0rganIst-dI.
Next Sunday III FamUy Dey at
Meeting for Worship. There will rector of music at the SwarthlXlore Grade Mothers Group, elected the
be child care as usual during Methodist Church, will receive her following oftIcers for the comfn.
Meeting for the younger chlldren. master of music degree at West- year, at a tea held at the hOlXle
After Meeting the First Day minster Choir College, PrInceton, of Mrs. Charles BlIlXllXler of GuernPB'l'ER B. TOLD, BdHer
BARBARA KENT. . . . .~ Bditer
School families will hold their an- N. J. at commencement exer- sey road On May 5:
Rosalie Peirsol
Marjorie Told
Lorene McCarter
Mrs. Charles Hummer, chair.
nual picnic on the Whittier House cises to be held Sunday at 8 p.lll.
Princeton University man; Mrs.•Edward L. Noyes, pzoEntered as Seco.nd CJaas Katter, JanuU'Y 114, 1929, at the Post
Lawn. All Meeting members and in • the
OIIIce at SwarthlXlore, Pa.. under the Act of )(areh 3, 1819.
gram chairman; Mrs. Roger S.
frtends are invited to pack their Chapel.
Russell,
treasurer; Mrs. Joseph
noonday meal and join them.
DEADLINE-WEDNESDAY NOON'
Lynch, secretary; Mrs. Robert R.
Beverage will be provided by
Kappa Holtell
BWABTBIIIOU, PENNA., MAY 28, 19U
Beck,
correapcmd1ng secretary;
the First Day School Committee.
Mrs. Donovan B: Spangler of
Mrs.
Ray
L. Harlow and Mrs. H.
In case of rain the picnic will be 101 West Clearfteld roael, HaverPRESIYTERIAN NOTES
day ,afternoon. A J\eCeption for cancelled.
town will be hostess to ·members LIndley Peel, co-chalnnen for
Sunday at the two MornI.ng
Members· and the Session
of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sew- hospitality, and Mrs. W. A1fred
Smith, telephone chairman.
Worship serviCes, the topic of Mr, '
be held at .7: 30· p.m. Thurs- To Represent Women's
Ing Group of Swarthmore and vicThey will begin their new duties
Bishop's sermon will be "Who IS day in the ~Dn1an's Association
Presbyterian
Ass'
n
lnlty at her home next Thursday, in the fall as Twelfth Grade
My Nelghbor?" This will end the Room. At 8 p.m. the Chancel
June 1.
Mothers.
three sermon aeries that Mr. Blsh- Choir will have.. a rehearsal.
Mrs. Peter E. Told of Park avop has ben preaching on "Quesenue, and Mrs. Theodore Steventions Asked of Jesus".
MnHODI5T NOTES
son of Pine Ridge, Media, leave
Sunday morning the :regular
Church School will begin at Monday, May 31 to attend the WoChurch School Classes will be hetd II: 4S. all. Sunday. Morning. At 11 men'. Quadrennial of the Presat 9:30; 10:4S' and 11 a.m. The a.m. MOrning Worshlp Service, byterian Church, 11: S. A. at J?urMen's Bible Class will meet at Rev. Kulp will preach the sermon. due University, Lafayette, Ind.
9:30 as usual;. ,tb,e WomeJ!.'s
founded our organization 76
go as representatives of
.Nursery· chudren will be super. theThey
Bible Class has recessed for the VlSed
Women's
Association
of
the
by Mrs. Horace Renshaw;
years ago. ·The same family
summer 1XI0nths.
Mrs. Melvi!) Huber, Mrs. George Swarthmore Presbyterian Church.
At 5 p.m. Sunday aftern~n, the Glaesser Jr., and Mrs. Walter The Quadrennial meetings will
opera'e. ItI today.
Senior High Choir will haVe a re'- Lovekin. ·Ushers for the morning continue through June 7.
hearsal. At 6: 30 the Senior High service will be William Raynor,
Fellowship will meet for supper, head usber, assisted by Ron Sutand afterwards for a meeting at ton, Bernard Webb, John Clark Swarthmore High Wins
BAIR
7: 15 at which they will have a and Louis Rowley.
Scoll's Hi·Q Contest
DiamOD o. ftlNIIiIALI
recreational program.
Cottage Prayer Meeting will be
For the second time In the
1820 CHISTNUT STREIT
The MIssIons and Benevolences held on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the
years
of Scott's Hi-Q contests,
Committee wlll meet on Tuesday home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Dickin01lV!R H. lAIR, Poond..
MArtY A. lAIR, rr..Jdeot
evening, June 1st, at 8 p.m. In son, 405 Park avenue, with Dr. the SwarthmOre High School
Telephone RI 6-1581 .
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Team has finished in first place.
the Woman's Association Room N. Martin Kapp as leader.
At the award program at Netherfor their regular monthly meetThe Commission on Education Providence High School recently,
Ing.
will meet at 8 p.m. on Wednes- Harry E. Oppenlander, faculty ad_
Wednesday morning at 10, the day in the Chapel.
visor of the local team, received
Women's' Sewing Group will
On Thursday the Junior Choir a check for $500. This money has
meet for the morning. A light lun- will rehearse at 4 p.m. in .the
You Are Cordially Invited to Attend
cheon is served by the Association Chapel and the Chancel Choir will been used to buy a Magecordetle
tape recorder. Each of the team
A Free Lecture on Christian Science
Officers for this group. The Ban- rehearse at 8 p.m.
members,
Roland
Kenschaft,
Ken
dege group will also meet on this
SUBJECT:
Hasson, John Conard, and Rose
Wednesday morning at 10 and
TRINITY NOTES
"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE LAW OF SPIRITUAL
Alice Richardson, received a 17tbis will be the last meeiIna ~
. There will be a celebration of jewel gold wrist-watch.
DOI\IINION OVER MATERIAL DOMINATION"
tbe rest of the summer.
Swarthmore
High
School
has
Holy
Communion
at
8
o'clock
On Thursday, June 3, the WoLECTURER:
men's Prayer Group wUI meet as Sunday morning. Church School been a finalist In the Hi-Q Contests
RI!::HARD KNOX LEE, C.S.B.
usual at 10: 30 a.m. in the Wo- classes, third grade and up, will every year they have been held.
of
London, England
man's Association Room with Mr. meet at 9: 30 a.m., while the second
M..mbcr of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother
EARNS THIRD PLACE
Bishop as leader. The Cherub grade down will meet at 11
Church,
The First ChurCh of ChrIst, Scientist, in Boston,
Choir Rehearsal will be held at o'clock. The regular service of
"The
Garnet",
Swarthmore
Mass;
.
3: 30 p.m. and the Westminster Morning Prayer will be held at High School's newspaper, has won
Choir Rehearsal at 4 p.m. Thurs- 11 O'clock, at which time J. Pres· third place in the annual ColumPLACE:
ton Ough, Jr., will preach. The bia Scholastic Press Association
Clothier Memorial
Young People's Fellowship will contest. Rated on make-up, conLwarthmore CoUeb'e Ca.mpus
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meet as usual at 7:30 p.m.
tents, headlines, advertising Bnd
The ushers for Sunday are R. general "appearance, "The Garnet"
TIME:
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Baker,
Paul
B.
Banks,
J.
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earned 734 points out of li posslhle
Sunday, May 30, 1954 Joseph P .. Bishop. Minister.
John Schott, Associate MInister I BuIlltt, Jr., J. P. Espenschade, 1,000 in the national contest spon(3:30 P.M., Daylight Saving TIme)
F, R. Gray, C; S. Keller, R. B: sored by Columbia University.
Sunday, Mal' SO
AUSPICES OF:
9:30, 10:45, 11 A.M. - Church Price, Jr., and G. S. Valentine. Ly.
Tony Sobczak Is out-going EdiSchool.
man de Camp Is scheduied to tor-in-Chief of the paper.
Firs' Church of Christ, Scientist
9:30 and 11 A.M.-Mr. Bishop serve as acolyte at B o'clock, and
Swarthmore~ Pennsylvania
will preach. .
6:30 P.M.-Sr. High Fellowship. Walter Reynolds at 11. During the ''1 saw it in the
11 o'clock service Ann Morse and
Wednesday, Jane 2
LInda
Reed will be In charge of
10:00 A.M.-Women's Sewing and
the nursery.
METHODIST CHURCH
There will. be no choir rehears·
John C. Kulp, Minister
als on Monday, Decoration Day.
Jobn W. Laney, Asslstant-:MilniJrteJrl Rehearsals will be resumed on
R. Burkholder, Organist-DIrector Wednesday. at 4 o'clock for the
Sunday, lIIay 30
9:45 A.M.-Church School.
the Boys Choir, and 7: 30 p.lll.
11:00 A.M.-Mr. Kulp will preach. Thursday for the Men's and Boys'
TRINITY CHURCH
Choir.
H. Lawrence Whittemnre,· Rector
Services of Evening Prayer
Sunday, May 30
will be held on Tuesday and Fri8:00 A.M.-HOly Communion.
day at 5:30 p.m.
9:30 A.M.-Church School (Srd
The regular nild-week celebragrade and up).
tion of the Holy Communion will
11:00 A.M.-Morning Prayer..
be held on Wednesday at 7: IS
11:00 A.M.-Church School Session, (2nd grade down).
a.m. At 8. p.m. the ~ible Study
7:30 P.M.-Young· People's Fel- Group will meet.
lowship.
The Annual Picnic of the Wo.
Tuesday, Inne 1
man's AuxI1iary will be held on
5:30 P.M.-Evening Prayer.
the Rectory lawn at 11:30 a.m.
Wednesday, Jane 2
7:15 A.M.-Holy Communion.
Thursday.
8:00 P.M.-Bible Study.
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FrIday, IUIIe 4
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTES
5:30 P.M.-Evening Prayer=.:..._ _
ocorelheet of the IlobiIgasRun. Studll- and automatic drive cara; Duplicatea
That evil cannot withstand ·splrbaker
made a clean &weep-Brat ill the of Studebaker's Mobilgas Run winnen
THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY
itual ooderstanding of God's goodOF FRIENDS
Onmd Sweerelp' I tirBt ill actwd are available immediately at low COBtl
8unday, Mal' 30
ness and all-power will be brought
11:00 A.M.-Family Day at Meet- out at the Christian Science servIng for Worship. Younger chll- ice on Sunday, when the subject
dren cared for in WhIttier of the Lesson-Sermon is "Ancient
Rouse. All are welcome.
and Modem Necromancy, Alias
.
ctu ... 2 A.r
12 Noon-Picnic lunch on WhIttier Rouse lawn.
Mesmerism. and Hypnotism, De6-1..-.,"
7:00 P.M.-Sr. High Fellowship. nounced."
1IIonday, Mal' 31
Biblical selections include Christ
All day sewing for A. F. S. C.
Jesus' warning about the mental
Wednesday, JDDe 2
nature of evil: ''For· out of the
All day sewing for A.F.S.C.
heart proceed evil thoughts, murFIRST CHURCH OF
ders,
adulteries"
fornications,
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
thefts, false witness, blasphemies:
SWARTHMORE
Park Avenue below Harvard
These are the things which def1lle·1
..triP' .. "" Jr FIT
8andq; lIIay It
a man." (Matthew 15: 19, 20.)
p:oo A. M.-Sunday School.
The Golden Text III from Ro1:00 A.M.-The Lesson S rW"n mans: ''Be not overeorne of evil,
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Will be "Ancient and Modern but overcome evil with good."
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Necromancy, Alals Mesm~ (12'.21)
and Hypnotism, Denounced."
Wednesday evening tneetInI
All are Invited to attend the
eaOll week, 8 P.M. Reading room st'rvices at 11 a.m~ Sunday at
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,Economic cooperation on an
International scale Is the duty of
human beings, Professor Ahmed
S. Bokhari, ambassador extrao!"dina,.y and plenipotentiary, permanent representative to tb,e
United Nations from PakIstan,
told members of the League of
Women Voters of Pennsylvania,
at their Biennial State Council
'meeting, last Wednesday eventng
at the Strath Haven Inn.
Professor Bokharl approved the
view of the rich countries being
taxed for the sake of the poorer
nations, cltlng that Point IV was
one of the greatest codtrtbutlons
. of the United Nations. "AsIans are
a little tired and a little suspicious
of bi-lateral help. They want
help from an intematlon'al body
without being beholdell or any
strings attached," he said.
Expressing great fllith in the
United Nations, he said that he
felt that as long as the countries
got together and talked round the
table there was hope In warding
off it conflagration. He pointed out
that the UN was Instrumental in
puttlng out small fires. "Although
the U. N. has no law, no police,
no anny It has been able to reach
Into the heart of man," he said.
TurnIng to the problems between India and Pakistan, he asserted that there' is no problem
that Pakistan considers more important than its dispute with
India and with Kasbmir, which
has seen before the security council for seven years. According to
Bokhari all decisions of the security council have been stu1llfled

BLOOMS

During the week of May 23 the
Iris and Peonies wtll be. In bloom
at Swarthmore College. The garden Is located on the south side
of the railroad by the station.
Special attention Is called to
the Yellow Tree Peonies in. the
same garden and in the garden
behind West House towards Worth
Hall.
Also in bloom are the Rhododendrons and Azaleas in the
woods below the outdoor auditorium.

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Mrs. W. R. Shoemaker of Riverview road entertained "The
Elghtsome" at a luncheon at
Strath Haven IJlIj TUesday. Bridge
followed at her. home:
and rendered naught by India. He
said that thoUh his countrymen
have a feeilng of frustration on
this question they still have faith
In the UN.
He felt that tll\l Importance of
Kashmir went beyond the contest
between India and Pakistan, and
that a glance at the map would
show the strategic vicinity of
Kashmir to. SinkiBllg and the
USSR. Communists have been recelving much publicity for their
drive Jor independence on the
part of the press, according to
the speake:t.
The meetlng was attended by
more than 100 members throughout the state, Many members of
the Swarthmore League were at
the meeting. Following Professor
Bokharits talk there was a reception at the home of Mrs. J 0seph Shane, at which board members of the local League were
hostesses.

at a "dlnCollege' !aerOof Menlo Park, CalIfCimu.;
ner
party
at
their
home
this eve_
Coach Avery F. Blake I!Ild Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson
ning.
.
.of Fairview road will entertain Blake of A,mherst avenue will en~
as their holiday week-end guests
Mrs. Johnson's parents Mr. ~d
DIUCIOUS DINNIIS to suli III.. TASTI. of nlRYONI
Mrs. Ernest A. Patt, and her
TENDER STEAKS and CHOPS COok.d to Order
brother Robert J. Patt of Providence, R. I.
EXCEUENT BANQUET AND PARTY FACIUTIES
Mrs. Alvah Wood Stuart; of VasBUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH 12-1130 P. M.
sar avenue wtll leave by plane
today for Kansas City, Mo., to atElevator
Comfortobl. Room!, Day or Wftk
tend the graduation ceremonies
Sunday of her son Alvah W. Stuart, Jr., at Missouri Valley College,
Marshall, Mo. He will reCeive a
B, A. degree In Human Relations.
Yale" Hanarel Av...... $wartllmo,... Pa.
WALTER Eo PARRon,
M",.
NI. 'ARliN.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillp Shenkle of
,
Lansdowne, formerly of Swarthmore, moved Saturday to their
new home on Letitia lane, Idlewild, Media.
Mrs. Irvin R. MacElwee of Mt.
Holyoke place, accompanied by
her niece MiSs Gail Collins of
Winchester, Mass., attended a
Specialilingin the Cle~ning of
Princeton-West Pnint freshman
lacrosse game at West Point,
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ostennan of
Rulgers avenue are entertaining
as their house guests for a few
weeks their son-in-law and daugh-

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Decision on School Free Chest X-Rays Tennis Club Will
Budget,Tax Postponed Start Tues. in Morton Open, Season June 5
Art Teaeher Resigns, Mrs.
Willets Granted
Leave
In view of tlHi. continued ~
certainty of the School Iibttlct's
cJass1llcation statUs, the sWarthmore &bool ~oard Wednesday
night deferred adoption of ita
1954-55 buCiget and setting of
the taX rate. The Bo8rd' decided
to sit again next Wednesday evening at 7: 30, hoping that by that
time the State Department of
Public instruction will have decided whether the recent interim
census had quallfled Swarthmore
to change from fourth to third
class district.
The meetlng with the Rutledge
School Board to .dlscuss possible
future jointure or merger of
Swarthmore and Rutledge Districts, was postponed from the
previously set date, June 2, to
June 7.
Resignation of Anne Jane Cleaver, elementary art instructor for
the past six years, was accepted.
MIss Cleaver will be married In'
September.
Leave of absence for the next
school year was granted Mrs.
Alice Putnam Willets, elementary
physical education InstructOr for
girls, due to poor health.
Supervising Principal Frank R.
Morey reported the roof was
being placed on the neW Rutgers
building. He also announced that
Swarthmore's team, made up of
one Swarthmore resident, and
three tuition students (from
Morton; Rutledge, and Middietown), had tied for first place in
this year's Scott Hi-Q Contest,
winning $500 to be invested in a
tape recorder for the school. The
Board extended -congratulations to
the team and grate(ully accepted
its gift which wil~ be atlached
to the public address system In
the HIgh School auditorium.

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Mrs. Frederick W. Held of
Westminster avenue, took an active part in the fourth annual
Card Party and Bazaar held recently in Philadelphia by the Junior Membership Committee of
Ihe State of Pelinsylvania, DAR
Among the children of Junior
members, who modeled In the
Fashion show were Larry, EunIce
and .JImniie Legg of Park avenue, Freddie Jensen of Media,
and Ronnie Jaggers of Chester,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bradshaw of Benjamin West avenue
entertained as their recent guest
Mr. Jr.mes Shannon of Denvert Colo.

The final community chest
x-ray program this
will be
held next 'week, June 1-5, at
five locatloris in the County.

spnn,

ThHe tree ~hest

J. J. MacAnesple of Oberlln
avenue spent the week-end in
New York City to attend the annual convention of
IBM Hundred Percent Club, tlie company's
sales honor organization.
Convention
meetlngs
were
held May 24 and 25, and were
attended by IBM om~als and executives, as well as mol'ii than
1300 saleSmen fmm aU 4!1. states,
Alaska, Hawaii, the Canal Zone
and Puerto Rico.

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Hadn't You Heard?

Brownie Fly-Up and
Girl Scout Rally
(Continued from Page 1)
gers avenue. presented a skit
showing their Troop on a summer
over-night. The girls had spent
a busy morning in various camp
activities and were now nearing'
the end of their rest period. The
whistle blew and the group began
the usual camp afternoon. olle
group went on a nature walk;
some of the girls played ball;
several began to prepare the fire
for dinner. The girls observed
safety rules and remembered that
the wood should be stacked at
least four feet away, as a very
reallstlc fire was started. The
knowledge of First Aid was demonstrated when one Scout ha~ a
spUnter removed from her finger

Fun in the Sun

"GRIEF CAN BE HEALED"

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The schedule Is. as follows:
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avenue, Morton, 1 to 5 p.m. and
6: 30 to 8: 30 p.m.; Wednesday,
June 2, McClatchy Building, 69th
and Market streets, Upper Darby,
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Thursday,
June 3, S. W. Comer, 69th and
Chestnut streets, Upper Darby, 10
a.m. to 6 p.m.; FrIday, June, 4, at
Bus stop on Edgmont avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, Chester,
1 to 8:30 p.m.; Saturday, June 5,
:tyIarket street,· between 5th and
6th streets, Chester, 10 a.m. to
5 p.m.
High Scores
The x-rays are a jolntllroject
of the Bureau of 'Tuberculosis
Crum Creek bridge
Club
Control, Pennsylvania Departlnent members, playing the Howell
of Health, and the Delaware· System. TUesday evening, report
County TUberculosis and Health the following high scores:
Association, in cooperation with
Mrs. William H. Webb and Mrs.
the Delaware County Medical So- W. R. Sboemaker, first; Mrs. John
clet~.
R. Bates and Henry Craemer,
second; Mrs. T. Saulnier an,.d
All reports are kept strictly con- Mrs. Samuel Hanna, third.
fidential and sent oniy to the in•
dividual x-rayed and his family "I Saw it In The Swarthmorean."
physician.

· lifer, \vas' coO~

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The Swarthmore Tennis Club
will open Its 1954 season on Saturday, June 5. As in preVious
years" the club wtll use the girl's
courts on College avenue, by arrangement with
Swarthmore
College.
At a reCent meetlng of the
club, W~ Trumpler was elect,.ed president; Randall W, Reed,
vice-president, and William Bazeltlne, secretary-treasurer f';ra
second
tenn. Curtis waIitn
SWarthmore 6-2182 was appointed
membership chalnnan, and George
WllUets SWarthmore 6-6230 was
appointed Chalnnan of Junior
Instruction.
The members agreed to again
offer group tennis Instruction to
the junior members. The position
of Instructor Is open to any qusllfled person, those Interested are
asked to call Mr. Willets.

For

fUn • •• poriles, 'carousel, games.

~e J~~rH~~ ~NO.1!'"

presented the Dedication Ce.~mony of tJle ~t,,~t~m.atl'lnal
Council mt$tlni,UI¥~ca'wWch
took place at cilnip liiercy ib New
York in 1926. Each girl was
dressed in the costume of a country represented at that meeting. As
she added her coUntry's flag to
the display of flags on the stage,
she told what the country she represented had contrtbuted to the
world's culture and peace. As the
Dutch flag was added, the Brownies of Troop lfo. 225 performed a
Dutch dance and as the Swedish
"Fiag was added the Brownies of
Troops 10 and 19 sang a SweellSAl JorJg and gave a Swedish
dance.
As the program. came to an end
''frith'the rec~s imlal of Seouts and
tolor.;, the large audience of
j8reiita and friends of Girl
Seouta showedenthusJastlc apprftlatlcm to the Leaders, the
Girls' Planning Board and to the
· ~ .•dults who
as adVIsors to girl comm!Uea

_.ed

Come e.rIYi' «lOme 'hungrY: Bring those out-oltown guests and your whole family.

The Old Mill All afternoon Starts 12:00 Noon
,

ADMISSION FREE,
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THE SWAB'I1IMOREAN

Page 6

Helpers Solicit in CP
Dr. Peter Coste Elected
Drive Monday Night Lions Club President
Alvin carney and John WcbDr. Peter E. Coste was elected
ael. co-cbainnen of the Cere:. president of· the Swarthmore
bral Palsy drive conducted Mon- Lions Club at the regular meetday rdgbt In the borough. were, lug beld Monday evening in
assisted by. the following:
Strath Haven IIin. At the same
Betsy .Hunter. and Bettejo time Dr. John Wigton was elected
Goodall and Dicky Dodson. Craig first vice-president. Henry HofSmith. Tom Sathertbwalte•. John mann second vice-president. and
FischeI'i . David
Shute;
Jeb Albert Catherman. thlrd viceTurner: johnny Thurman. Jim president.
Robinson. . Skipper
Skoglund.
The two directors on tbe board
Chuck Nason. Loren Dickinson. are Norman Weinstein and
Harvey Pierce. George Hignutt.,liam Myers. while William TayMarybeth Carney Bobby Hay- lor is the new Jail twister.
worth. Bill Morrison. Charles Blanton Tiller lion tamer. KenHummer.
Preston
Hollander. dal1 Sadler. treasurer. and Edwin
and Roy Stewart.
Wlndel1 secretary.
The co-chainnen wish to congratulate their helpers on· pte
fine job accomplished. Because Tea SU!1day to Honor
there were several residents not
Club's Art Exhibitors
at home at the time of the caUs.
(Continued from Page 1)
Mr. Carney and Mr. Michael
would like to .remind those who Impressionists used; scrubbery, in
would like to 'contribute 'to the ,;,hioh one color is pushed into
cause. the CP wishing wells are in the other without visible brush
all the stores In the village. The strokes; glazing. which uses clear
wells are on display all this week color and varnish over a dry
ainted surface. Miss Tricker
in the business area.
paillted with an ease and skill
which made her listeners wish-to
Mr. and Mrs. Belden S. Tucker
go home and start painting at
of Park avenue entertained for
once.
several days. Miss Ruth Loomis of
MJniature Palntlng
Honolulu. Deputy Attorney GenMrs. Carl DeMolI. whose exeral of the Territory of Hawaii.
Miss Loomis was en route to quisite miuiatures add greatly to
the interest of the exhibition,
Europe.
made a few remarks about the
painting of miuiatures. The art
came from Persia, and the work
is done in water colors.
Mrs. DeMoll studied art at the"
Academy of Fine Arts. Later she
became interested in the painting
of miniatures and did a good deal
of work on 'h~r own before studying with the famous miniature
painter Margaretta Archambault.
FLOWER MIST
Mrs. DeMolI's miniatures have
heen shown' in Nllw York. Chicago. Los Angeles. and many other
cities. For several years she was
secretary of the Penllsylvania
Society of Miuiature Painting.
Dnsting Powder
Sunday's tea will be in charge
of Mrs. J. Roy Marlin. Mrs. H,aymond M. Fuller. and Mrs. James
D. Shapleigh. Mrs. R. R. Smith
will arrange the flowers for the
tea table. and members of the art
department will act as hostesses.
Hostesses for Tuesday were
Mrs. F. Leroy Gilbert, Mrs. Alfred E. Longwell, Mrs. Stanley
L. MacMillan. and Mrs. John E.
Wchae'!. Presiding at the tea
table were Mrs. Ross W. J,Jarriot! arid Miss Talley. The hospltaJitycommittee, of which Mrs.
Julius A. Flncken and Mrs. J.
Roy Snape are chairmen. prepared.

Wil-,

Prof.IPrude Opines
One wonders why President
Van Urk expressed surprtse at the
large number of Swim Club subscribers who turned out in the
rain for last Thursday evening's
meeting at the Woman's Club.
Just, why would folks join stich
groups if it wasn·t to get wet?
Now that Swim Club subscribers' funds. are to be deposited in
an interest bearing account. It
looks like the longer the legal
battle wages. the more subscribers
stand to gain if they lose!
Better hurry up with that Rutgers avenue multi-purpose room.·
Spectators at School Board meetings are crowding that body out
of its present room in the College
Avenue School. To the three principals, press, L WV and Property
Owners representatives was added a Democratic Committee represenlative last week.

NEWS NOTES
Dr. and Mrs. George L. Armitage of South Chester road vWted
over the week-end with their sonin-law and daughter Capt. and
Mrs. George H. Troxel1. Jr.. and
family of Elberson. N.J.
Mrs. MIlton Fosse'll of Vassar
avenue will entertain over the
holiday weekend her son-In-law
and daughter Mr. and Mrs. A.
Spencer Cobb and children of
Windsor, Conn.

Mrs. William H. Lee. of Harvard avenue entertained' at a
small luncheOn at her home Wednesday. Her daughter. Mrs. Robert Wentz of Leola. was an out0::::f-=t:::O=wn=;::gu:;;:::es!;;;;;;.========..

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LAWNMOWERSI

SHARPENED AND REPAIRED
FrM Pick-Up and Deny• .,

Reelsharp Mower Service

sw.....

moi> HIGO
SaI.I-&.or,. A. Sta ....
s.,..tc ........ orac. R. bnshaw

DiLuzio and Sons

CO·ED BEAUTY

Florist

SALON

. Formerly

Closed Wednesday.

CARNS

Opell Thur.day Night.

650 Baltimore Pike
Springfield, Dei. Co.. Pa.
SWariilmore 6.0450

PARK and DARTMOUTH.AVE.

Swarthmore 6-1013

Op•• 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.

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DEW DROP INN

Poolites Grant Funds
To Fight Iniundion ~

407 DARTMOUTH AVENUE

(Continued from Page 1)
better construction job in the long
rim and possibly less expensive.
Members were told construction
would begin the minute legal obstacles are cleared.

Van Urk explained that subscribers' funds, amounting to $68,424 to date, held in escrow until
success of the pool venture was
assured. will be placed in an
interest bearing' account so that
the investment of each subscriber
will grow during the delay caused
by the court suit.
A. Sidney Johnson. Jr .• attorney
.for the Swim Club. reviewed
points of the agreement signed
with Borough Council to protect
residents of the pool area from
unreasonable noise. traftic or
other nuisance. Due to the fact
that James N. Robinson. counsel
for the seven couples who flied
the l:!ill in equity at Media. plans
to .be In JIlilitary encampment on
the normal day of hearing. June
16. Johnson said Judge William
Toal will probably hear testimony
in the case on an early Frtday next
month. A decision should follow
in .another several weeks. after
which the losing side may appeal
to the County Court in full. and
further to the Supreme Court if
·it so desires.
It was generally conceded last
Thursday night that should the .
current pool, project' be .defeated
Swarthmore could consider itself
forever bereft of community
'swimming facilities due to. unMrs. W. F. G. Swann Dies availability of ground as wel1 as
In Taylor Hospital the probable unwilllngness of any
"
residents, however civic-minded,
(Continued
from
Page
1)
to
again undertake the exhausting
B«hfarthePrilleof
the
Woman's
Club
of
Swarthmore
task
of coordinating activities
·4 .... Jitower Mi.I"""'"
.
and of the Women's City ,Club of preliminary to actual peol buildPhiladelphia. During the war she Ing.
.
Hore', • lUIIIJIIer .....t you
was active in Red Cross work.
....'t.affonl to miaol
In ~diution to her husband. Mrs..
Whh .....ery traB"ant Iiottle. of
Swann is survived by two sons.
Blae Gr... Flower Milt, you
WiJliam Francis of Rochester. N. , Donald J. Bren of Country Cluh
.......... free of extra charp •
Y.. Charles Paul' of Drexel Hill. lane. now serving in the Army at
obuming plutic pulf.pulf con·
and Sylvia Briggs of Philadelphia; Fort Jackson. S.C .• has been aptainer of Blue c".... Dueting
and her brother. Dr. F. C. V. pointed an assistant football coach
Thompson of Burton - on - Trent. at Pennsylvauia MlIIIary College.
Powd.. 1
Bren attended Montclair AcadEngland; her cousin. Mrs. Thomas
C. Phillips of Ottawa.' Canada. emy where he played .football.
was with the faruiJy at the time of basketball and baseball. He· also
graduated from Denison Univerher passing.
Services were held privately on sity in 1952 where he majored in
Wednesday at the Ogden avenue physical education. At Denison.
address. Interment will take place he received the Gregory award
on Great Chebeague Island. Me.• as the most valuable defensive
where the family has had a sum- halfback and he also played varsity baseball.
mer residence for some 30 years.
He coached one year at LaThe family has requested that.
grange,
Ohio. Now serving as a
in lieu of flowers. contributions be
made to the American Heart As- corporal in the headquarters company of the 28th Infantry Reglsoelatlon.
me:!lt at Fort Jackson, Bren will
8oz.BLUII_ n.o_ _
be discharged from the Army this
WIL
Delegate
fall.
.
,,;tL Gift of 1.00 PaIr.PaIr
He
plans
to
work
on
his doctor's
DuatiDg Powd..... 3.50.
Mrs. Roy McCorkel of Cordegree at Temple University
nell avenue. was a delegate to
while coaching at PMc.
the 'annual all-day meeHDlf of
the Women's. IptematioDBl LeaMrs. Francis W. Plowman of
gue for PeaCe Il!ld' Fn!edom
North
Swarthmore avenue will
Pennsylvania Brauch, held laSt
n ••I,. s..
sw WI"'. wi!ek tn pMadelphla. JIupret B. entertain .at. • "",..heon followed
by bridge at her bdaMI' nextTuelW........
AIr c ........ . J>unpn of WaJllnllford also par_ _--.,_ _~__'__ _ _ tlclpatlq In the meetIDg.
daY•

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BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER
CLOSED EVERY.SUNDAY
OPEN 7 A.M. to 7:30 P.M.

Monday Through Saturday

Daily Dinners 90c to $1.65
.Special Children's Platters

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CLEAN RUGS
.BrigI.... the 1iNLiPteo theRoweMMlE

BLUE GRASS

Loa PAULSOIt ..... _
hi"
a little ....... _ No
daot to d, oroand ad -.Ie
back ~ naJa' ; Is

ftIII Del ko I !

with'l GIFT

of Puff·Puff

9

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wll: QuoJoe.b~.· a Compl... lise

12 Domestic, $7.50'

Baa. . . 0rI.........

100 P1M Ave.. Swarthmore, P••
IW artIunoN 6-60IID - . Cl. ••rbl'OQk. 9-46/16

(/JAI4I....

KNOWS Carpet

200

ALWAYS DRIVE AS CAREFULLY

as you do j~t after seeing a honible
srnash-up-AND. THERE WILLIE
FEWER SUCH ACCIDENTS!

A. GREEN
ATZ AUTO SERVICE

SWARTHMORE CO-OP

HORACE A. REEVES

W. MARK. BI'rfLE

B. J. HOY,S AND 10

JOYCE LEWIs

STRATH HAVEN INN

'tHE

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. OF

1I..4NNUM &: WAlTE

DELAWARE COUNTY
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THE INGLENEUK.

THE BOUQUET.
BAIRD and BmB
BUCHNER'S, 'INC.
E. L. NOYES and CO.
FUSCO MOTORS

PETER E. TOLD
MICHAEL'S ·COU·EGE
PHARMACY

STATE INSPECTION

Ass'" Coach atPMC

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Theatre· Pharmacy
a:••

MAY 1 -

JULY 31

Have yo •• c •• ch.ckeel NOW. B. . . . . It Is
I. . _ _h.al ••1 coadltl.a • • • tII.t Yo •• ,
lRAKES will •• Id If a child darb lato yoa.
p.th ••• YD... TIRES wo.·t ,lid •• wat .......
• •• Y••• HORN will w.... ofllen Who c ••••
, •• Y.M ••• Y... HEADUGHTS w ••'t hllad
tho ..otorlst co..I., tow.nI y.. • •• Yo• .,
STEERING WHEEL will ..... YO ••• tile rig"
.hI. of tile roa""'" •• AIId tIIat .11 yo ... otllor.
....Ip....t ••d sahty d.vl...... I. d.p ••d
.hl. workla, orde••

First In Service -

First In Sales

RUMSEY CHEVROLET
•. SWartllMON 6-6130

theatre Square

South Chester Road

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friant,

CONSERVATION DELEGATE
E. H. Taylor of Harvard avenue,
was a delegate to a meeUng of
conservation groups held In
Washington May 21-22 for the
purpose of organizing a National
Watershed Congtess. He was moderator of the Saturday session,
which was devoted to a dlscussion
of the poUcies Involved In the organization, adminlstraUon and coord!naUon of Federal, state and
local agencies In a watershed
project.
Mr. Taylor is a member of "
group which recently coinpleted
a ten-month study of trends and
policies in natural resource conservation.

Circle, H......

Mrs. Eo W. Furst of Guernsey

road was hostess last Thursday
at a tea-meeling of the FrIendly
CIrcle. Co-hostesses were Mrs. E.
D. Brauns and Pauline Durnsil.
This was the final meeting unUl
September.
Circle members' wish to thank
all contributing friends for their
generous support at the dessertbridge ~ld April' 211. The pIOceeds will be used for the work
of Camp Sunshine and Camp
Hope, as well as addiUonal worthwhile proj eets.
III saw it in the Swarthmorean!'

AID HOSPITAL FETE

A room •

CIIia',.w.- .... ,..

..,eaoI

fact< ittrea13)'OG'to made-to-order weather, '"

eliminating eseen heat and humidity, and c:iI'o

cu1atiOg fresh. cool air.
Be cool at home this _ w i t h the room air

conditioner you Ielect at yOGr eheuialldea1er'.
or any Pbiladelphia PI... I k: IIUbarbaIl - .

Be Modern ••• Live ElectrlcallV I

BETTER VALUES
AT ACMI
IoIYe yoW .ood ... 0 ...........

:MEMORIAL DAY
........ to Buy lnough this WMk....d
A" Ovr Mart.,. Will . .

CLOSID MONDAY::"
May 31st, In Observance of Memorial Day

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WATERMEL,O 5

I. Our, 'rosted foods

Mrs. George L. Armitage of
South Chester road entertained at
a luncheon - bridge at her home
Monday.

JIdIaI ORAIIGE JUICE
IJdIaI LEMOIIADI

lIxuaPanc:y
P10rida
lled Ripe
'ash

Cube

ceived at the Offtoe of the Chief
Clerk. Court House. MedIa, Pa,. up
untU 12:00 Noon Bastorn Btanclud
I!Dd publicly opened at 1:00
P.~ E.8.T.• on TUesday. June 1. 1954.
for fUrillBhlng and delivering P.O.B,
Court Bouse. lled1a. Pa., Roller Shelf
Units to hOuse Doc1tots of tile Pro-

TIm..

thOnot&i')"S

Omce.

Specifications aDd blddlng 8heets
may be obta\Dl!d at tbe 0lIl00 of the
Chlef Clerk. Court HeNse. Med1a. PD;"
and DO bid w1l1 be enterta1ned. unless.
made out on sald bldd.1ng &heat.
_
bid mUBt be _panled by
a Certlfted Check In the amount of
f100.00. cl1'awn to the order of the
County of Delaware.

The County COmmlss'oners reserve

, A. C. THlIONB
_ AT,BJl!R.T J. OR.A.WPORD. JR.
2t-6-:U
Oounty 00mm\IJ010llel'.

2=4'C

Bar Association, a position he still

2= 2tc

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver G, Swan
ot North Chester road will drive
to Le~ington, Va., next Tu~sday
and WIll be accompanied honie by

.4"'I"~"~".,",-StcW'" ti/ ?~
u. S. Graded "Choice" Lancaster Brand
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One Prioe - None Priced Higher

~en Turkeys " ..MOUed. ~

Gnlli . . . . . Y... A....

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DRIVE CAREFULLY!

DESIGN CONSULTATION
QUALITY CONSTRUCTION
REASONABLE COSTS

Closed Mo.day, May 31 sf

"Third Generation Builders"

CAMERA & HOBBYSIIOP

HORACE A. REEVES

405 Darimou," Ave.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

west Cochrane

Fri. 9-8:30
~!n~~ H:~~~~ W~stmInster SW 6-4191
17'12 S. Chester Road
SWPHONES
6-3410
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holds.

their son Lee,

a

freshman

at

Washington. and Lee University.

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Dodge R0701 V·S Club Coupe
PowwRh TnNllllu~ full......
row. Stetring and FulJ.Poww 8tabI
CMJiIobIe at mod..- &dra me.

10 11§;JI) !-Wiis

rc~;r

Bow I got rid ci
the listless,
Wing doe to
heat

Rftbt DOW, you

can get a big, dependable '64
few doIlan more thaD you'd
4i4JiWI; 11\) pay for a Iicht
In the lowest price
. ~ ,4114 tIIlNn filii' I{o. fOIl will '""'" a
IlION
W ., " " t!IOII•
. y~ wiD ~VI! lDore-~ length ad 1Iasbtag'lI$,fIe ••• more interior 1\JXUI'y.
, 1"(Iq' will !!ave more power and performance
from the 16o.h.p. Red RanlV~ engine.
You
have more prize-winning 8COD0DIy
from the car that bas won two straight vicW.t_
In the famous Mobfigas Economy Run.
You win have more enjoyment from (uII;pautomatic PowerFlite Drive, Full-Time Paw.
Steering, and Dew Dodge Full-Power Brakes.
And you will get Jasting satisfaction
the
If8lltest Dodge car in 40 If8IIt years. DisCOver
aU that Dodge 01l'ers. Come In today!

DWae for only a

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leverages 3 t:: 29C
Sliced for Y_r,

NIID CAli

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Beautifully natural ••• naturally lMautllvll
Dodge styling is sleek, graceful. Long, low linea
and natural beauty prove a car can be big aDd
impressive without being awkward or coo.ttfved!

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7-CLEANAIR fiLTER
Lets your engine breathe easier keeps dirt out of the carburetor.

.,.

Mrs. Roscoe A. Ammon of Westminster avenue was hostess .last
Wednesday to the Senior CommlUee
of
the
Lansdowne
Chapter, Daughters of the Amelican Revolution. Fifty members
were present.
The Junior Committee of the
Lan~owne Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, met the
same evening with ~rs. Frederof
guests 'I
tt d mem ers and
:._ _ _
n....::.a:.:.en==an=ce:._ _ _ _

Ib 59c

latil.'Uttt' Brand Smoked Shankl... ·. .

'-CLEAN AND ADJUST SPARK
PLUGS
Dirty sparle plug~ can waste as much
as lout of every 10 gallons of
gasoline.

H,ANNUM & WAITE

CONSIDER RESALE VALUE
ConztM Us Without Obligation

Ib 5'c

,uriKns (4~L)

DdiaI

9-CNI!CK.U" OF TIRES
C!lf'r8ct "SwHching" iIIIJH'0V8S the
milellge. We can also have your
tires recapped; If needed.

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---,bl.de bone removed.

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ROAST

Right Now Your Car Needs These
"Get Ready for Summer" S,rvices

8-DRAIN ANTI.• Film AND'
FLUSH RADIATOR
CHECK HoSt CONNECTIONS
-ADD RUST RESISTANCE
If you have permanent anti.freeo
s~ve it f~ next winter. Bring you;
own contaIner.

WHEN,
YOU
BUILD

CHUCK _______
ROA-ST Ib3Sc

Our Spring Car Saver Special Is Designed to Help Get Rid of
"Winter Drag" and Get Your Car Completely RflQdy for Summer

l-CHANGE TO SUMMER OIL
Winter oil is too thin for warm
weather. We drain it--and refill
Summar tYpe' Sunoco Oil.
. 2 CHANGE TO SUMMER GEAR
LUBRICAtfTS
. ,
Drain trani'niission and rear refill
Wifft Sunoco' AII:purpcile Sear Lubricant -'- speciallY made to resist
~ig" !'ressure and _h~at.
3 CHASSIS LUBRICATION
Special Lubricant used to hetl' keep
out squeaks and wear. Won'f dry
out. won't wash out. won't squeeze
out! Helps improve gas mileage.
4 CMECK OIL FILTER
Inspect cartridge and check for
leah.
, 5--IIAnEny SERVICED
Winter is especiaBy tough on batteries. We clieck strength, dean ter.",., IIdd elM... water.

parti~ipate

Davidson LuebrlD,g of North proc:ess research, Houd1:Y Process I r-========!!!!l!!!!~;;;"';;;;;';';;;;';';;;;'''''''=====''''''=====~===;'ii
Chester road, haa bOOn appointed CorporaUon, whoresldes on. Dick- II
staU
.
I
on manager of WRUR, Uni- nson avenue, has been elected
verslty of Rochester campui! radio chairman of the Csta1yals Club
stauo~ t Whi~h ..,Is amUated with of Philadelphia, succeeding Dr.
S ate n erc
0 bringe
...ate BroadcasUng K. A. Krieger of the University
y m L ue
was chiet
of Pennsylvania.
~,_
.
en.....Heeris.'or the staUon this year.
The Philadelphia Csta1yals Club
e
a member' of Sigma Chi Is an organIzaUon of se\'eral hun=teN~ty and also belongs to dred scientists Interested in
v;y ROTC, as a acholarship theoreUcill and appUed catalyals.
member. 'A Junior, he' was a The membership area of the club
member of Yellow Key last included the enUre Eastern United
year, the sophomore honor grl:~~I;S:ta~tea:;'_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
whieb serves as hospltalltY organlzaUon at Uni
'
He is the son :,er;1~ f~ctl~,
GET PLENTY, OF FILM
Frederick W Lue . an
•
Chester road'
bring, 314 N.
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
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• _ _ __
• SITE SELECTION.
. D. A. R. Hostesses
WEEK-END

tary general of the International

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H'AM'
, S'. .'

LET US HELP MAKE YOUR CAR
RUN BE I I ER .... LONGER

advantage. of this ofter will go to
the University of San
oldest university In this
phere, this summer. foi a
weeks, program .durlDg July
It is
U
August.
,
an clpated that a
second group will spend the sec?nd semthesAmter 0lf thel~ junior year
m sou
er ca.
Arrangements are tentaUve to
send three students to LIma to
study at the UnIversity of San
Marcus and three to .Bogata to
study at the University of the
Andes. For the summer a knowledge of the language is not necessary but those going next spring
must be able to speak Spanish.
Mr. Peaslee has long been Interested in our relationships with
South America and feels that it
.
.
is Important
for students from
this country to have first hand
knowledge of our neighbors to
the south
The fo..... students selected to
in the program this
summer are Elinor C. Meyer of
Summit, N.J:., Gretchen C. Mann
of Cobleskill, N.Y., Michael S.
Dukakis of Chestnut Hill. Mass.,
and Peter E. Last of Larchmont
N.Y.
'
Mr. Peaslee graduated from
Swarthmore in 1907 and received
his LL.B. from Columbia Univer-

,Mr.' andWs. WWlltnf
lock of Cedar 'Iane spent the

sity. He gained world reputation
as a lawyer in 11.s work as secre-

COUNTY OF DBLAWARE
SFlAX·ED PROPOSALS WILL BE BE-

the right to reject Bll7 and aU bidS.
JOHN B. DOHERTY.

PHILADELPHIA ELE,C'lRIC' COMPANY

. .....m ......•....

Mrs. Paul B. Banks of Harvard
avenue, and Mrs. John P. RIfe of
Wallingford, are among the members of the Episcopal HosplW
League for Service which gponsored the May Fete held Wednesday for the hospital's bulldlng
fund.
Mrs. Banks was in charge of
music for the affair, Mrs. RIfe was
chairman of the skirt table.

indoor comfort ia IpiIe 01 bat, I L l . , . . Ja

Foreign

.'
A mos J • P eaalee, U.S. Ambassador to Australia has es\llb1lshed
at Swarthmore College, a - ' of scholarships for study in South
America. The lira! group to take

JOINS SINGING TOUR
C1alre
E.
Hendrixson,
a
Smith College 'sophomore, will
take part in the 1954 European
Tour of the Smith College Chamber Singers, which will leave
New York by air June 8.
During the seven weeks concert
tour of England, Holland, G<>rmanY, Italy, Yugoslavia, Greece
and TUrkey, the group of more
than 50 Smith singers will present programs of' predolnlnantly
American music, both secular and
liturgical, In London; Amsterdam. Paris, Munich, Florence,
Rome, Venice, OpaUja, Dubrovnlk, Athens and Istanbul, In a
series of concerts and broadcasta
sponsored by the United States
Department of State.
The 1954 group Is composed of
students from all four classes,
from 13 states, chosen through
competiUve try-outs from among
the 400 singers in' the two freshmen choirs, the All-Smith Choir,
and the Glee Club.
Claire Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. LaRue Hendrixson of
North Chester road.

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O',lIn SdNt4., 'til ".M.

Gear.1 S. Myers
Box 48-

MURPHY MOTORS, INC.

SWart'linore '6-0740 Woodland Avenue & powell Road

Springfield. Pa.

SWarthmore 63607

Jewelry .,paired

Phone: SW 6-4216

EMIL SPIES

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128 Yol, Avo.
S':wotthmote. Po.

PAnERSON
FVN8BAL HOMB
..,..... y ...... BsperIeace
1'11_ Media 6-3COO
A price ,to meet every

PamI1". n_.

ster. Ohio. has arrived
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Good and
week visit with her daughters.
children
Jayne and Mark of
Mrs. Louis N. Robinson of College
Forest
lane.
will spend the holiavenue and Mrs. Jtobert K. Enday
week-end
at Bedford Springs.
ders of Elm avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Anderr
son of Yale avenue will drive to
c ..... Steps
Tusculum College. Greenville.
5Id.w.lb. 'atla.
U............. 5 ...... DI.,.. .. Tenn. for the week-end. Dr. Anderson. former president of TuB0....... Dral. "'"
culum. will deliver the BaccaCIo ....II.. PI,..
laureate sermon' at the college
JOSEPH ZIZZA
sW..........1735
Sunday morning.

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VAN ALEN BROS.

CLASSIFIED ADS

LANDSCAPING
IIT..... c. & Shrubbery

200 W. Ridley Ave.
Ridley Park

FOl SALE·
,
FOR
SALE-A
tlque
Nova
Scotia
Flower Beds Made
rug; small Dry - Sink; PennSW 6-4742
sylvania
Dutch CradIe. SWarth, Lawns Ie H,!dges Cut
more 6-3050. AIllson Antiques
WA 8·2440
Shopping Service.
Reasonable. Local
Authorized Distributors
FOR SATE Complete set Chlldfor
craft books and supplements.
BOX' 102
New condition. Best offer. MEdia'
6-0732.
Swarthmor~,
Penna.
FOR SALE Westinghouse
and
roaster
latest. model,
used
FIl:==============~ twice.
$24.,-'
SWarthmore
6-6665.
FOR SALE - Six hundred books
.,
for collector to be sold 'at· aucEDWARD G. CHIPMAN
tion at the Media Armory. SaturAND SQN
day. May 29. at 10:30 A.M. George
H.
Wilson, auctioneer.
and heating equipment
GfNfRAI CONTRACTOR
FOR
,SALE - Double bed-size
Service available to our
spring
with open inner springs.
Tile Flook
Plastic' Tile
customers on
malles
$10.
Phone
SWarthmore 6-2022.
Modern Kitchens
oll burners
FOR ,SALE Kodak Duafiex
Alterations
Level payment plan on all
camera. all attachments. Good
condition. SWarthmore 6-5751.
bills. Automatic deliveries
1401 Ridley Ayenue
evenings. Ask for Jim.
of 011 during the heating
FOR
SALE - Coat-long topper.
CHester 2·4759
season
size
18..Brand new - will sell
2·5689
for $10. SWarthmore 6-1847.
Guaranteed, Standard Coal
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FOR
SA I EA.K.C.
Dachshund
puppies.
III
female.
Registered.
Call
MAdison 6-8193.
FOR SALE - Hollywood double
A Comp'ere Insurance an" Rea' fsrate Agency
bed - used only two weeks for
guests
before guest room became
Air and Ship Travel
nursery. $45. SWarthmore 6-1585.
FOR SALE - Top soil and mushroom soil. Ideal for, yards. Call
Harvey. SWarthmore 6·6317.
FOR SALE - Top quallty top29 EAST 5TH ST •• CHESTER
soil, $10.00 load. Call Warren
Phones: 34141
34142
......291
4_4292
SWarthmore
Pierce.
_ _-'-_
_ _ _ _6-2078.
_____
Samuel D. Clyde. Jr.
Samuel !). Clyde
FOR RENT
George P1owm,an
FOR RENT - Avalon. N.J. J. Edward Clyde
,beach front apartment. June
and July. two weeks or by month.
Reply Box B. The Swarthmorean,
FOR RENT _ Two apartments _

ATLANTIC' FUEL OIL
IRON FIREMAN
OIL BURNERS
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all

of

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of South Chester road. and Mrs.
Frerierlck P. Mack of Lansdowpe.
c..ler
............
., ruHe_ ..,.,,.
entertained at open house at the
.01UT nOOD
Warren home Sunday afternoon
SW ..IIIf-W... Days
in honor of lI/IIss Jane Mack and
SW ""47-11"..... ......,
Mr. George P. Warren. Jr.• whose I~============!
engagement has been announced. II
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
THOM SEREMBA
and children Jane. Ned, and Anne
UPHOLSTERING
of Park avenue. will visit over
SLI, 'C:OYElS-OlAKllES
Memorial Day week-end with Mr.
Swo,ttlf"ore ReftiNfte..
and Mrs. Richard P. GrIftIn of
........rea Hln 0734
More thaD 25 yeors ex.,.,II.'::1
Maplewood. N.J.

PERSONAL
PERSONAL NAlIIIE TAPES.
Order now - 7-day delivery.
Utility Shop. 19 S. Chester Road.
PERSUNAL - Baby slttlng. Responsible womim. Call SWarth",ore 6-4251.
PERSONAL - Gardens plowed
and rototllled. any size. Call
Harvey. SWarthmore 6-6317. ' ,
PERSONAL - Alterations - fittings by appointment. in your
home. Association with Estelle
Dress Shop. 69th St. SWarthmore
6-4934.
PERSONAl. - Television. radio
and appliance repairs - prompt
service. TV sets repaired in the
home. Robert Brooks. SWarthmore 6-3889 or SWarthmore 61947.
PERSONAL - Wall Scraping clean work. Floors and furniture fully protected. Paper taken
away. Free estimates. Call WA
8-6107.
PERSONAL-Lawn Maintenance
for Vacationers - Aerification.
Scientific· tree care and spraying.

Call ELgin 6-5187. Pen-Del Lawn
and Tree Service.

PERSONAL - May I take care
of your child and/or baby
while you vacation? phone Mrs.
Marjorie Reynard. SWarthmore 68648.
WANTED
WANTED - High School girl
wouldforlike
to find
wit."
family
several
weeksjob
at summer resort. Please call SWarthmore 6-3665.
'
WANTED - Wish to rent unfurnished five or six-room apartment by July 1 in the Swarthmore School District. Will pay up
a mo. Call MEdia 6-4259

Sw..... o..

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WILLIAM BROOKS
A.hea & Rubbi~h Removed
Lawns Mowed, General

Hil1illua

,Z38 Bardin&' Ave.. 1IIortoil. Pa.

PETER 01 NICOLA
Driveway ConstrucHon
Asphalt or Concrete
Cellar Walls Re-Plastl!red
Swarthmore

CONSTRUCTION
RESIDENTIAL AND
COMMERCIAL

Alterations
335 Dartmouth Avenue

J. F. BLACKMAN
SW 8-6818

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Charles E. Fischer
BUILDER
Swarthmore 6-2253

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11IE SWARTBMOREAN

Ku/p . to Give Memorial
Address Monday at 10
(Continued from Page 1)
Guard and Firing Squad. Band.
Legion Members. other Veterans.
I,.egion Awdllary. Girl Scouts.
Brownies. Boy Scouts. Cub Scouts.
Red Cr06S. Fire Department, Other
Interested Cllbans.
Charles F. Seymour. Jr.. will
again place the Legion's Memorial Wreath at the cemetery where
the service Is, held at the grave
of his father. a past commander
of the local Legion Post and its
. first member to be ,buried there.
Seymour will, read the llst 'of
other Post members and veterans
of the Civil and Spanish American Wars also buried in Eastlawn.
Prayer offered,' by ,the Rev. H.
Lawrence ,Whittemore. Ji:.. rector
of Trinity C\lurch. Will .precede
the final' saiute and ,Tapa. '
Rehn'l1 r<lute~ort"e'p~de will
be up .,F:ar/< ,a"enue ,to ,:tJlU'Vard,
left on ,Hw;yard" to ~t~ers avenue. ,Jigh~ .~n .~~t&eiS ,to :.¢hester
road. alollB" Glje~ter ,'\'9!\!l ,W Park
avenue.. Md. ~ownPllrkilvenue
to Borough Hall.
'
Benefttlng from last year's
experience when raIn broke up the
observance, this year's committee,
through the )<in<!ness of the
Methodist church., ",as provided
for the exercises
to be held
In the
. of
'.
downstalts
assembly
,room
of
the
. r. .'
' .
r r .: •
church. next to Borough Hall. in
case of Inclement weather.
After last week's announcement
that no exercises had been arranged. many residents protested
the dropping of Swarthmore's
participation in the nation's annual honoring of those who have
fought the various wars of the
United States of America.
The citizens' committee. which
quickly formed. and the Legion
cordially Invite all Swarthmoreans. their holiday guests. and
residents of neighboring communities to share in the Borough's
traditional tribute on Monday.
~

$87.50;
three rooms.
]lath
and
four rooms.
bath and
garage.
garage. $80. Metered laundry.
Convenient bus, line. Children
house or apartment
welcome. KIngswood 3-7628.
more area for professor. wife
;;::~~~~=:'::':;;=-iE=~=.".,- ~ vear old son. Need from June 21
FOR RENT - In Swarthmore. ttrrough September 3; but could
fully furnished apartment - use for July and August oniy.
living room. bedroom. kitchen and Donald Bradbury. University of
bath. $60' month. June 15 -.Sept. Rhode Island. KIngston. R.I.
I. Call KIngswood 4-0935.
~;;;:;~~~::::::.;::..::;;:::;;.--=...-- WANTED Resident physician.
PAINTING
FOR RENT - Available July.
one infant. desires 3-bedroom
also September-Lagoon water- house in suburbs. Will take 2-year
and
front cottage. Martha's Vineyard. lease. About $100 per mo. Dr.
Mass. $60 week. SWarthmore 6- Westphal. MAdison 3-7750.
CARPENTRY
5274, evenings, week-ends or send
reservations to .Tohn Child. Wes- WANTED - To rent 3-bedroom
house. with garage. July 1. $90.
1374
cosvIlle. P a.. R.F.D . 1• EXP 5. Phone FLanders 3-2488.
SWarthmore 6·8761
FOR RENT - Furnished house. 6
rooms. Garage. $125 month. WANTED - Part-time work, 10
Available June 15. SWarthmore
to 3:30. Swarthmo~e references. !.;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;=~
6-7514.
Call CHester 3-8651.
r
FOR RENT - June 11 to late WANTED - Washing and Ironing
Sheet Metal Work
August _ furnished 3-bedroom
(no shirt.). cleaning. 5-days
house on campus. $110 monthly. week. Good references. CHester
Roofing
Gutters
plus utilities. SWarthmore 6-5687. 2-5126.
d
rt WANTED ' - Experienced girl
Air CondlHonlng
FOR RENT - Fu'sh
rm e apa desires day's work in SwarthHeaHng
ment-3 rooms and bath. Avall- mote only.' CHester 3-3781 after
able end of June. Quiet and
01, • Gas • burners
pleasant.
SWarthmore
6-2047 4....,""""""..--;=..-::=""""=,-".=
after 6.
WANTED - Full-size used baby
FOR RENT _ Imagine all thiscrib. Willing to repair. ReasonAutomatic dishwasher. cedar able. Call SWarthmore 6-3329.
closet. automatic clothes 'washer. WANTED -Boy. to help'in garultra modern kitchen. tile bath.
den and house. call SWarthlarge living' room. large dining more 6_4583.
Box 48 SWarthmon 6-0740
room. 2 bedrooms. Garage. Con- WANTED - DuPont executive
venient to P. R. R. Beautifully
and wife. two small daughters
decorated Interior and 'landscap- prefer living In Swarthmore. Will
ed lawns. Adults only. Rent $145. malntain your home and grounds
Phone MEdia 6-1870 or MEdia 6- at their very best. Occupancy deiiO~15<i35"n;"",. ._===="..,=_1 sired next 60 days. References
FOR RENT _ Comfortable room. furnished. Box D. The Swarthden and bath for gentleman. I ;m;;o:;or;ie:;;a;n:i;'n·--,,=-::::-:;-==-==
~,~
Phone SWartjunore 6-4133.
WANTED - Man and wife desire
position as cook and gardener.
.,.,=~L:::0:o.::S.;,T-=,A;.:N~D~~FO~U~N~D~_~ Experienced. Excellent references.
_..,...1" .... CCINDII'_ OIl ~
LOST-Pair of girl's black patent Box H. The Swarthmorean.
on 101\111 • OIL IU'"UIIO WAll1 "lAtin
leath!" slippers at Rutgers ave- WANTED-College couple desires
•
nue bus stop. SWarthmore 6-6638.
three-room apartment near colFOUND-Black and white kitten lege. with private entrance. Lease
in front of Catherman's. Call starting September 1. Box M. The
DAY and NIGHT
SWarthmore 6-0501.
Swarthmorean.

Jack Prichard

,

afay 2S; 1954

COUNTY, OF DELAWABB
WRITERS CLUB MEETS
Summer Music Program
NEWS NOTES
_
Pnlpoea" will be' _ _
The Writers' Club of DelaOnce again. this year. a Summer
at the OGIce of the Chief CIed:. a&
Mr. Ford F. Robinson of -1
Court HoWItt. XedIa, Pa.. up until
ware .County. which is federated Music program will be held in
'1'IIM,
Gu~rnsey road returned Wednes- 4:00 Noon Ba8tern
with the Woman's Club. held its conjunction with the regular
wIJ;1
day by plane ,from St. Louis. Mo.• on TueocIaY. JUne 8. 111M. _
annual luncheon In Whittier academic program In the Swe.rth- w~ere he had attended a conven- be pubUcly ope.- In 1IIe preoionce of
the County Om!m'-t ....... at 1:00
House on Tuesday.
more Schools. The Summer music tion of the National Oft\ce MIm- P.K.;
JIB.T. on _t date. 101"_
Mrs. Rbbert L. Coates. past work will be under the j~t age!"ent Association for several IahIDg and deUvertDgPll'e PIle au;,.
~ sta""'nr BoJabt. to b ...... III>president and founder of the sponsorship of the School ~_ day's.
pnmmately 80.000 12" 10 - . _
poetry Group. Mrs. S. BIa1r tors and the Band and Orchestra
WItt <;If.- County~. OfNIss Winifred Rumble of the
lice.
Luckie. veteran club woman for p'arents group. Registration '\9m
bid muat be _PODt"lS 1»'
60 years. Mrs. Weiland D. Smith, ta!<e p18~ in the Music 13u1lcIiDg Swarthinore avenue, a member ot • ISodl
0en1ll"lS ~ In _ " - t of
~e, B!",k Ridge Ski ,Club. will
~ounty chaIrman of literature. at the rear of the High School on
~~. drawn to the ....... of the
jp,q.c1U~ members on a canoe trip ~=.> of Delaware.
lI/Irs. Wl1llam Gabbott. county Monday. June 21 from '9-12.
to Pine Creek over Memorial Day ,SpeaUI_one -,bIdIIIZIg,alleet..
chalrman of Libraries and Mrs.
The program will run for six
- y be ob~ at the o.mo.' of the
weei<-end.
Ohler Clerk, Court B"""",'~", ,.~
Lyman Brook, paat president of weeks. five days per week. from
Tl:Mt COUnty CCMnm'.........
t&
Mrs.
Charles
Heisler
of
Glens
the Writers', Club. ' Pen Worn.en 8: 30 a.m. until noon. Both begintbel'lgbt to..,jec:I; "'7 ""d all bItI&
JOHN H. DOIIlmTr
of PhiladelphIa and Philadelphia ning and intemledlate instruction Falls. N,Y.. with her sons Roly
A. C.'THBONB
~onal Writers Conference. were will be olfered on all Instruments. and augh. is visiting, this week
,
ALB)m.T J, CBAWl"ORD• .m.
introduced as special guests by A few school owned Instruments ,with her mother. Mrs. Hugh W. 2t-S·2I!
County OOmm"""onera
Mrs. Fred Werner. president.
will beavallable on a loan basis. Do;wnlng of Riverview road.
Mrs. Richard L. Jones. Jr.• has
Mrs. Oscar Gilcreest. drama A summer band or orchestra Is
T saw IT in The Swarthmoreen.
joined
her
husband
Ensign
Jones
chairman. Mrs. Bess Lane. Llt- planned to provide opportunities
erature chairman. Florence Lu- for those students who already USNH-, in Yorktown, Va., follow~
alice
casse and Mrs. Kathryn Church play and wish to improve !hem- ing a 10-day visit with her parattended fom Swarthmore.
salves over the summer months. ents Mr. ,and Mrs. Daniel S. Morse
Mrs. Donald C. Gumn of The program will be under the of ,Parrish road.
Mrs. Samuel M. Dodd of
SP~eld. blind poet and prose direction of Robert M. Holm. local
~Id
Swarthmore avenue has retumlid
wnter .was guest speaker. h1gh- school music director.
from a short visit with her sonlf============..,
lighting her life story with
and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
,U.W.F.
EL"CTS
humor. Mrs. Gumn referred to
the talking books from the 11- , At the Annual Meeting of the Arthur V. Dodd of Framingham.
Springfield
brary of Congress and talking ma- .West Delaware County United Mass.
Wl1llam
M.
Bilsh.
Jr
.•
of
Dickchines. avallable to those without World· Federalists. held May 20.
L,undrolllat
eyesight.
In Lima. the following omcers inson avenue will return home
next week after completing his
The Writers' Club sessions will were elected:
504 .BalHmore Pille
reopen in September.
Chalrman Mrs. William J. freshman year at the University
Cope; vice-chaIrman. Mrs. Clyde of the South. Sewanee. Tenn.
KI 5.0252
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Corse
Shuler; ,Recording secretary Mrs.
'NCOUNTY EXHIBIT Frank
Royce; Corresponding Sec- of Yale avenue. with their daughFive members of the WIoman's retary Mrs. Albert Newbold; ter Miss Mary Corse. and their 'Rear Parking Lot _
Club of Swarthmore who exhibi- Treasurer Ralph Little; and DI- son and daughter-in-law Mr.
Rear Entrance
ted paintings, In 'the Delaware rectors. Harold Larsen. Mr. and and Mrs. Jack Corse and
County Arts and Crafts League Mrs. Harry Laws. Mr. and Mrs. children
of Lancaster.
will'~===========:::!
exhibition held recently at the Arthur Robinson. Joyce Shuler, attend a family picnic of 20 on ,.
Bryn Mawr Art Center are:
Frank Royce. Kenneth Wol1l'• Memorial Day with the Waugh
Mrs. Frederick A. Patman. Mrs. Mrs. Grayson McCouch. Mrs. Matthews family on their farm at
Charles L. Boyle. Mrs. Alfred E. Arthur Warner. Anne Longs- Sparks. Md.
LONGWOOD
Longwell. Mrs. J. Roy Marlin. and treath. 'and Mrs. Isaac Doroblum.
GARDENS
Mrs. Russell R. Smith.
Retiring Chairman Mrs. Clyde
LEGAL NOTICE
The
ClvU
Servtoe
COmmlsslon
or
MAY 30TH
Mrs. Longwell. Mrs. Marlin. and Shuler. reported on activities of _ Borough of swartbmore will hold
Mrs. Smith are members of the the past Yl'.ar and spoke of future competitive QamlDatlona fm.- the po_
10UND ....'
,
palnting class sponsored by the plans. Mrs. McCouch reported sition of patralmlin at 9:00 A.M.•
._~
1·2.GO
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__ .......
Bastem
Daylight Bavlng TIme. June
club's art department.
seven 'house. meetings. well at- 11th. 1954 In Borougl1 Hall. Swart'll.
o. '
$1.25 IIML
ten,ded with able speakers.
more. Fa. AppUcation must be flied
No ..................
Mr. an.d Mrs. Avery F. Blake
. . . . . . . .VI12NOONI01 . .
The guest speaker of the eve- on or before June 9th, 1954. AppllcaIIIOMM1HST.T
of Amherst avenue will spend the ning. Mrs. Dorothy Hutchlns'lD. tlon forms wl11 be turnished upon request by the UDdersigned"
,
holiday week-end on their boat
ELLIOTl' RtCliARDBON
"Annabelle" on Mannahawkin spoke' of United World FederalBorough Becretary
Bay, N.J..
" Ist objectives and, steps tbWard

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Fusco MotorCo.
CHESTER and FAIRYIEW ROADS
, ...... SWartlalllore 6-3681
I

Swarthmore and Vicinity
Many Attractive HOllies Available

Baird & Bird
Realtors
SW 6-0108

Opposite Borough Hall

Oil BURNER
SERVICE
MONDAY TBRU SATURDAY
NOON

SW 6·4041
SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS

SWarthmore 6-0740

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WHOLE SMOKED HAMS 6ge ,Ib;
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May, 28, 1954,

THE SWARTHMOREAN

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Cancer Crusade
Rose Valley Chns in LocalTotals
$3,900 to Dat~
'Yeomen of the Guard'

Third Blind Fair
Brings Over $400

ialvation Army'
Over the Topl

PLAN HOLIDAY JAUNT
Officers and crew of the S. E.
S. Leo Maris. 329, plans to take
off this week-end for an expedl_
tion to Island Creek, ot! the Sassafras River, Md.
The site was chosen bY Skipper
George Myers, Mate Walt Weidner" Boat swain Walt Reynolds,
Crew leaders Don Llttle and
Frank Andrews, and assistant
Crew Leader Ke11y Murphy on an
exploring expedit~on last week.
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The borough's 1954 Salvation
The third annual Blind Fair AnDy Campaign has gone over
at the Swarthmore Fire House the top with $4,102. an increase
Performances to Conlast week-end attracted a steady of $56 over last year's total restream of visitors and produced ceipts according to Mrs. Robert
tinue This Weekend
R. Hopkins, Swarthmore chairover $.00 worth of sales for the
,and June 2-5
man. The 1954 version of the anDelaware County Branch of the nual 'Main~n~ce Fund drive
The curtain went up at 8: 30
Pennsylvania Association
For closed officially on Monday.
Wednesday evening on the openThe Blind.
Mrs. Hopkins" in making the
ing performance of Gllbert and
Again sponsored by the Swarth- announcement added her thanks
"Sullivan's "Yeomen of the Guard"
more Lions Club and supported to the 150 doorbell pushers who
at the Players' Club in Swarthby the co-operation of the mer- made the drive a success.
more, where the ,Rose Valley
chants and townSpeople, the exBoth Mrs: Hopkins and Mrs.
Chorus is presenting the operetta
hibit and sale of objects made Paul Paulson attended the: V:i!:;
from May 26 to 29 and June 2 to
by blind workers was patronized tory Luncheon for the Salvation
5, Inclusive. "
by "many Swarthmoreans who Army workers held yesterday in
The presentation of this favorite
came to see and stayed to buy. Philadelphia for the successful
operetta of 16th century England
Additional revenue from the do.t Salvation Army workers.
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marks the 45th Gilbert and Sulnations made at the White Cane
• Whe"e .hall 10.
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llvan production of the Rose
exhibit, ,not yet reported, will
take yo'ar Docto~s preNEWS
NOTES
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Valley Chorus in the 47 years of
increase the aid to the 600 blind
sc:riptioo? May we sag·
Paul Tarr of Morton, was one of
its existence in Delaware" County.
or partially blind Delaware Coungettthat you,briog it to
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28 senior lettermen at Dickinson
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pharmacy,
where
tians supervised by the Delaware
The production is directed by
College, honored at the All-Sports
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p.rescriptiODS are a speCounty Branch.
Perdue Cleaver" who also plays
dinner Tuesday night in Carllsle.
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duty? No matter how
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the jester, Jack Point. Sally McThe Lions Club has asked The Paul has won letters ,in both
complex
or
Quulual,
Fadden sings Phoebe, daughter of
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Swarthmorean to express the football and baseball.
we'll compouod the
the sergeant of the Tower Guard.
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members' thanks to the Fire
M/Sgt. and Mrs. Paul Lewis
presqiptioo promptly,
A. Hurford CrORlDan is the serCompany,' the merchants of the and their two children will move
aad juat '.. directed.
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geant. W. Donald MacRostie plays
borough, and the residents of the to Levittown this month.' Sgt.
Wilfred Shadbolt, head jailor of
community for their help in mak- Lewis is attached to the 53rd AAA
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CATHERMAN1S
the Tower, Francis H. Spickler ,is COL. TUnLE NAMED
ing this charitable, project a su~- Brigade stationed here in SwarthDRUG STORE
the lieutenant of the Tower. '
COMMANDANT AT P.M.C. cess.
more.
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MyraJ ones Fisher sings the
In addition to sponsoring the
Col. William B. Tuttle, assistKenneth Wright" sophomore at
principal role of Elsie; Anne Voigt ant to the president at Pennsyl- Blind Fair, the Lions will pro- Denison University, Granville,
is Dame Carruthers; Harry T. vania Military College, will as- vide a seeing eye dog for Toni Ohio, has ben elected assistant
Hall is Colonel FaIrlax. Others in sume the duties of commandant, Cowsert, whose former dog has leader of the Men's Glee Club
the cast are Joseph A. Ferrone, as of Septembe'"r 1, it was an- died.
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for the ensuing year. He is the
Barron Helmuth, Francis T. Nich- nounced this week by Maj. Gen.
son of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Wright,
olson, Glen Oneal, Jr., Charles A. Edward E. MacMorland, presiSupport MS Fund Drive Kenyon avenue.
Packard, W. Allen Fisher, Marlon
dent of the college.
Ped10w in addition to the yeomen
Swarthmoreans supporting the
A resident of Wallingford, Col.
of the guard and chorus of citi- Tuttle has been at FMC since current fund raising campaign
zens.
1949. He was professor of mili- of the National Multiple Sclerosis
Philip Warren Cooke is the)nu- tary sc.ience and tactics until his Society are Henry B. Coles, Jr.,
sical director, assisted by W. Al- retirement from the Army last Mrs. R. P. Kroon, Edward L.
len Fisher. Accompanists are S. July and at that time was ap- Noyes, and Mrs. Roger Russell.
. Established 1912
Francis Nicholson and Dolores pointed assistant to the president. MS, 'a disease of the central
Bronecke. Assistant stage directors
He served 36 years as a com- nervous system, is a disease for
SWARTHMORE, PA.
are Nick McFadden and Frederick missioned officer in the Army and which neither cause nor cure is
11 PARK AVENUE
W. Echelmeyer. Ruth Harvey and served overseas in both world known. Proceeds of the 1954 camEstelle J arden are prompters.
TAILORS
wars. He commanded the 147th paign wi11 be used both for reGlen Oneal" is production man- Regimental Combat Team in the search and for aid to patientS,
LADIES AND MEN'S SUITS MADE TO ORDER
ager and Francis Spickler is in Pacific Theater in World War n many of whom are pedridden.
charge of scenery construction. and later served as a regimental
The Delaware County Campaign
William H. Oakley, Jr., designed commander and corps chief of Committee for this year compri~e sets; Barbara and George ~', staff in Europe.
ses Joe Grady, chairman; Mrs.
Jarden, Jr., did the poster; Jane
Tuttle is a native of EI Paso, William J. Fadden and Neville C.
Swift, publicitY. Charlotte Mass. Texas, and attended New Mexico Gee vice-chairmen; Mrs. Carl E.
Jack Manning and Debbie Wlll- Military Institute and New Mexi- Mau (Aldan) and Frank Wayne,
iams are the electricians; Florence co State College. He received his publicity chairmen for press and
Shields and Betty Spickler, cos- commission in the Regular Army radio, respectively.
ume mistresses; and Betty Bentley as a result of competitive examMultiple sclerosis strikes young
and Edith Mitchell are· in charge inations 'held in 1917.
adults between the ages of 20 and
, of make-up.
Prior to coming' to FMC, lie 45, crippling them in, various
Ticke~" may be had from Ruth had been deputy commander at ways by destroying patches of the
Packard, MEdia 6-5159, from any Carlisle Barracks in Carlisle. His insulating material (myelin) pro&
member of the Chorus, or at the decorations include the Legion of tecting the nerves. At least o~e
door. •
Merit with an oak ~eaf cluster and graduate of Swarthmore College
&
the Bronze Star Medal with an is a victim of MS.
oak leaf cluster.
Mrs. J . A . J one~...
cancer Crusade contrtbutions
for 1954 from residents of the b0rough and members of Swarthmore College have totalled $8,900
to date and may reach ",000
when aU returns are in is the
report from ValenUne L. JIlne,
chairman for Swarthmore.
The Cancer Crusade has been
a real community dort. More
than 850 families, individuals,
business organizations and clubs
responded to the appeal that was
made by 115 workers and team
captains, and the students, faculty
and administration of Swarthmore
College conbdbuted gen~
through the Swarthmore College
Chest.
Mr. Fine expresses his appreciation to those who worked and
who gave' and reminds all that
the appeaJ for funds comes once a
year but that the work which the
drive supports goes on an year.
Information on cancer prevention, ftlms, visiting nurse service,
sick room supplies and cancer detection clinics may be obtained by
calling ENterprise 10085.

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The bOWling green on the Whit- enue, won' a $100 War Bond duran who had served appreciatively tier House Lawn, is in excellent ing Chester Sales Day.
under Mrs. WflUams' leadership condition, for the holiday ~eek­
their gratitude and the Borough's end according to John Michael, )].~
.. ~~~~~~~:=:S"You Meet the Nicest People at Speare's"~~"'~:::;;:"~911
for her devoted, quleUy efIleJeId acting chairman of the swarth'service. "It is a big undertaking more Bowlers in the absence 'of
to follow her and her predeces- Charles Thatcher. Members are
urged to" take adva~tage o~ the
sors", she said.
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Mrs. Jones announced the ap- green.
AMERICA'S FUN GAME,
Those interested in participatpointment of Mrs. Norman Hulme
as chainnan of production, and of ing 'in this amiable sport are
IS ON SALE IN OUR GIFT
Mrs. George Plowman as chair- urged to contact Mr. Michael at
man of Gray ladies, replacing Mrs. SWarthmore 6-0857 for further
Percy Gilbert and Mrs. Oliver information.
DEPT 1ST FLOOR
Swan whose restgnatloDs were
EDGMONT AVE. - 7th AND WELSH STS. ,
Attends Circus
accepted earlier in the meeting.
Mrs. Gilbert had reported 1095
Helen Warren of South Chester
hours of work by eight individuals road attended the Barnum and
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and several groups and Mrs. Bailey Circus on Tuesday with
Swan 27821k hours of work in six 500 children from The Training
hospitals, three federal and three School at Vineland, N. J. In spite
civilian, by 12 Gray ladies.
of rain. the children were transported by buses to Philadelphia,
2nd 'Gracle Mothers
given refreslunents ~nd taken to
To Meet Wednesday the circus." It is a proj~t of
A meeting of second grade Parents, Inc., of The Training

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