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~mrthmore College
.;)'VlRrthmore, Pa. .
ONE
DOG
GONE \
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THE SWARTHMOREAN
VOLUME 24-NUMBER 23
H. S. Graduates 13 in
54th Commencement
•
Community Gives $1550
In Scholarship Grants
To Able Class
Several hundred alumni ofSwarthmore College are expected
ot return to former haunts Saturday when the college will open its
doors in an all-day program foI'
the returning grads.
The colorful parade of the classes will begin at 2:30 to be followed by a program in Scott Outdoor Auditorium. The college
baseball team will play a team
from Lakehurst Naval Air Station
and the faculty will meet the
alumni in a softball game in the
athletic highlights of the afternoon.
There will also be movies, a
tea and the annual reunion dinners. In the evening a dance for
the alumni will be held in Parrish
Hall Commons t~gether with an
alumni "sing".
Dr•Teague Speaks
Here on June 12
Health Society Invites
Public to Hear State
Health Secretary
.~
MORE
.,
FINED
Red Cross Blood Bank
Between June 12 and August 15,
anyone needing Red Cross Blood,
will call Mrs. Leslie Wetlaufer,
Swarthmore 6-1270, or Mrs. Frank
G. Keenen, Swarthmore 6-3126.
Summer School 8ell
Tolls Monday, June 16
Exercises at College
June 9to Graduate 182
Dr. Clark Kerr Will Give
Commencement
Address
Fourtee l1 from Swarthmore and
Dr. Russell E. Teague, State
Secretary of Health, will address
vicinity will be among the 182
the annual meeting of the Comstudents who will receive degrees
munity Health Society of Central Classes Forced into Ele- at the annual Swarthmore College
Delaware County here- on Thursmentary Building by
Commencement exercises in the
day evening, June 12, at 8 p.m.
Scott
Outdoor Auditorium MonNew Furnace
All interested persons are inday, June 9 at 10 a.m.
vited to hear Dr. Teague's discusSwarthmore High School is aThe Commencement Address
sion of the challenging topic; gain affording pupils the oppor- will be given by Dr. Clark Kerr.
"Teamwork fo~ Public -Health". tunity to attend a Summer School chancellor designate of. the UniThe meeting WIll be held in Mc- .
Cahan Hall, Swarthmore Presby- Session. This session will begin on versity of California, Berkeley.
Dr. Clark will receive an honorterian Church and is expected to I Monday, June ·16, and continue
ary degree of Doctor of Laws at
draw a large audience.
,until Friday, July 25. There will
the same time;
Mrs. C. Edwin Ireland, president be no classes held ~n July 4. Pu. One hundred fifty-nine senior~
of the Agency's Board of Direct- pils may enroll fO~ any of three
will receive Bachelor of Arts deors, will preside and comment purposes:
grees, fopr with highest honors, 33
briefly . ~n the annual report of
Review a course which was just with high honors and 24 with honthe visItmg nurses' work which completed in regular school year,
ors. There wUl also be 23 Bachelor
Patrick Malin, Jane Rush- will be distributed.
for the purpOse of raising the final of Science degrees and three
Mrs. Joseph P. Bishop is chair- grade; take a course which the
of Arts degrees awarded.
more, Clark Kerr to Be man of program, Mrs. John W. pupil has failed to pass in the reg- Master
The Swarthmore chapter of Phi
Honored by. College
1M of agency contacts, Mrs. R ular school year for the purpose
Beta
Kappa announced the selecTh
Blair Price of decorations, and of removing the failure; or Preree outstanding Quakers will
view a course which the·· pupil tion of 21 new members from
receI've h onorary d egrees a t th e Mrs. C. W. Lukens of hospitality. plans to take next year, and for among the graduating seniors.
Swarthmore College Commencewhich he desires some additional
On Sunday, June 10, two adment on Monday. Jane P. RushON ALL AMERICAN' preparation.
dresses will be delivered as part
more, a former· general secretary
The Summer School is operated of the Commencement Weekend.
Two Swarthmore High School
of the Race Street Yearly Meetjointly by West Chester state In the Baccalaureate .services.
ing, will recqive the degree of graduates were selected for the
Teachers College and Swarthmore Sunday morning at 11 in Clothier
honorary Doctor of Letters. Pat- 1952 All-American Woman's LaHigh School. Through cooperation Memorial, Patrick M. Malin, exrick M. Malin, executive director crosse Team at the Twentieth Anof Dr.· Earl F .. Sykes, director of ecutive director of the American
of the American Civil Liberties nual- Tournament held May 30, 31
Teacher Training at West Chester Civil Liberties Union, will speak.
Union and Clark Kerr, chancellor~ and June 1 on Boston University's
State Teachers College, a number In the evening at 8:30 Henry Caddesignate of the University of Cal- Nickerson Field. Weston, Mass.
bury, chairman of the American
Mary Fetter, playing coverpoint of outstanding teachers have b~n
ifornia, Berkeley, will receive
secured to help carry on this· pro- Friends Service Comtnittee, will
honorary Doctor of Laws degrees. for Phlladelphia, was chosen for
deliver the Phi Beta Kappa adgram.
Jane Rushmore is a birthright the first time. Lois Linton, also on
Swarthmore··Scnool
Board dress.
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member of the Society ot"FIiends. the. Philadelphia team. was selected .The
.Loeal Graduates
She attended Swarthmore College first home for the third year. Pat has _ .appointed Ii s supervisory
Local graduates receiving their
and taught in the PhiIadt!lphia Told, All-American left defense teachers, Mary Armstrong in Engdegrees
on Monday are:
wing
last
year,
received
honorable
lish,
Adeline
Strouse
in
languages.
schools before taking the position
mention.
A
member
of
the
Boston
Harry
Oppenlander,
science
and
Robert M. Bailey, Dartmouth
of General Secretary of the Centeam,
Pat
was
vice-president
of
mathematics.
Henry
Hofmann,
avenue,
BA in Economics; Stephtral Bureau of the Philadelphia
the
Boston
Woman's
Lacrosse
As- who is in charge of the Summer
(Continued
on Page 10),
Yearly Meeting, a "osition she
sociation,
the
hostess
association.
School
will,
in
addition
to
directheld for 30 years, resigning in
Another Swarthmore graduate, ing the administrative details, su- SRA REGISTRATION
1945.
During most of her life she was Ann Argyle Larew, participated pervise the teaching of social
MONDAY, JUNE 10
The continued generosity of a member of the Committee of in the tournament with the New studies.
Registration for the Swarthmore
The courses to be offered will
William C. Morrow in making his One Hundred of the Friends Gen- York West Chester County team.
Recreation
Association summer
Last year's All-Americans, Alice cover grades seven to 12 in Sociai
swimming pool at 1045 Harvard eral Conference which comprises
program
took
place last week.
avenue available will enable the six Yearly Meetings in the United Putnam and Jane Vache, and for- Studies, English, mathematics,
local Red Cross to sponsor another States and Canada. In her work at mer first team members, Mrs. languages and science. In addition There are still a few vacancies in
of its summer swim courses this the Race Street Yearly Meeting Barbara Nason Bowditch, Mrs. to these courses, Mrs. Heckler, a most age groups and those who
did not have an opportunity to
year. Virginia Rath, Swarthmore she wrote "The Messenger", "The Phebe Lukens Welsh, Betty Cook, Commercial Teacher at Nether
register
before, may do so in both
. " Filrst-Day ~chool les- and Mrs. Ruth Servais Weir, did Providence High School, has been
College's director of women's C ouner,
Rutgers
and College Avenue
physical education, will again sons and articles for the "Friends not compete this year.
(Continued on Page 10)
schools on Tuesday morning, June
head the instruction which is In telIigencer".
I
10, from 10 to 12. Pre-school and
scheduled for mornings during the
Swarthmore resident Patrick M
primary
school will start on Mon(Continued on Page 10)
.
weeks of August 4 and 11.
day, June 16, with Summer Club
Miss Rath plans to concentrate
opening one week later, June 23.
on beginners and intermediate MRS. N. B. WEST HEADS
Mrs. J. Francis Taylor, directswimmers this season and earnest- JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
or of pre-school and primary has
ly desires volunteer assistants.
A letter to parents of elementary guarantee for children a good start announced her leaders for this
Mrs. Newell B. West, president
Those who have taken senior or of the Junior Woman's Club of children went out from the Ele- in school.
year. Mrs. Deborah Preston, a
junior life saving or-the advanced Swarthmore, announces the fol- mentary School office this week
The teaching load should be teacher at Chestnut Hill Academy,
swimming course and could de- lowing officers and chairmen for announcing the results of a study equalized as far as possible. Teach- will be a member of the staff_
vote a few hours to helping others the next club season:
of enrollment and tentative plans ers who feel they have been fair- Alice Hornaday, of Swarthmore,
for
grouping children next year. ly treated will be better able to will return to teach again this
learn to conduct themselves safely
Ruth Wagner, co-chairman in
in water, are asked to telephone charge of relations with other
Parents are encouraged to study give each child the attention he year. Miss Hornaday was graduMiss Rath at Swarthtnore 6-4lnJ8 Junior Clubs in the County; Clair this information and make con- needs.
ated from Oberlin College and has
before June 23 or after August 1. Rincliffe,
Children
should,
as
far
as
posstructive
suggestions
about
the
been
teaching in Wooster, Ohio.
recording
secretary;
She will also need a "dry land" Anne Kraus and Mrs. Edward placement of their children. The sible, be. placed in groups where Teel Dunn, another local girl, is
secretary.
Collins, corresponding secretaries; school staff is making its recom- they can develop their friendships a member of the staff this year.
mendations after careful consid- in a wholesome atmosphere of She was graduated from the UnRegistration will be on the spot Mrs. Robert Weiler, treasurer.
eration
of the facts involved in work and play.
ive~ity of Delaware and will be
on opening day. Intermediates
Mrs. Herbert Tutherly is chairThe present enrollments of next teaching in the Oranges next year.
consisting of those who can swim man of Program with four depart- geographic location of homes,
a little but wish to improve ~troke ment chairmen working with her, number of classrooms available, year's elementary groups is un- She has had previous experience
and endurance, will meet at 9 Mrs. Collins as chairman of Inter- background and experience of even and therefore necessitates for several years helping with
A.M. Beginners will follow in sev- national Relations, Mrs. J. Robert teachers and needs of individual some shifting of children between summer club. Miriam Damron,
the two schools in order to apply teacher of the first grade in Media.
eral groups of half hour or more Hamm, chairman of AmericaI> children.
each, ending at noon.
Decisions have been made in the the principles just cited. Grade completes the teaching staff at
Home, Mrs. Howard Wilhoyte,
Miss Rath advises parents that chairman of Health and Welfare, light of certain basic educational one-67; tw0---65; three-63; four Rutgers Avenue School. She
worked with this group two years
-84; five-65; six--54.
children who cannot touch the and Helen Hoot, chairman of Mu- principles:
ago.
The
proposed
plan
provides
for
Class
size
should
be
maintained
three-foot bottom of the pool do sic and Art.
Director Jerry Nowe~l of SumMrs. Gregory M. Heath is chair- at a level to insure good educa- three first grade groups of 22 chilnot learn well in group lessons.
man of Publicity and Mrs. Robert tin for children. The school would dren each; and keeps the enroll- mer Club has chosen Robert Finlike to keep this number at 25, ment in grades two and three areW to instruct in arts and
Annapolis Appointment
Greene, o~ Membership.
•
.
The final meeting of the Junior but available facilities prevent the down to 27. This, of course, is the crafts, assisted by Pat Blake. Mr.
Donald Ogram has received his Board was held on May 27 when achievement of this· goal· at pres- present figt;re and is likely to be Finarelli is vice principal of Vare
appointment to the Naval Acad- Mrs. William R. Huey, represent- ent.
changed even before September. Jr. High School in Philadelphia.
emy at Annapolis, Md. The son of ative to the Club from the Senior
The effort is being made to keep
Two new - teachers .have been
The athletic· program will be
!':r. and Mrs. Harold Ogram of Board entertained the incoming primary classes as small as pos- employed, thus making it possible taught by Bill Hoot, Lee Swan,
":\lve'
d D onald will enter arid outgoing
'
l'V1ew roa,
administrations at sible on the basic assumption "ipat to eliminate one of the combined Midge Garrahan and Dorothy
the class of 1952 on June 30.
I a buffet dinner.
one of the first obligations is to
(Continued· on Page 10)
Miller.
Seventy-three
graduates, of
Swarthmore High School received
their diplomas at the School's 54th
C~mmencement exerci&eS, Tuesday evening in Clothier Memorial.
The high calibre program was
student presented. Samuel Lewis'
dramatic presentation of Jam'es
Weldon Johnson's· "The Creation", with Diana Tucker accompanist, was appreciated. Mary
Leeron sang Bach's "God My
Shepherd Walks.Beside Me", with
accompaniment by John Pearso~
and Louise Wittmeyer, fiutists,
and Barbara Shipherd, pianist. A
quartet of seniors Paul Davis,
Clement MaUn, Robert Terry,
Kenneth Wright sang "The Halls
of Ivy."
An original and obviously appreciated note in Commencement
papers was presented in Chuck
Russell's "Growing Pains", a
rhymed history of four years of
high school, spiced with imagination and discrimination and delivered appropriately. David Cox'
serioUs paper, "Has Science Any
Limitations?" . was impressive to
laymen and scientists aUke and
the best possible approach to the
serious business of the evening,
the award of earned diplomas.
High School, Principal Robert L.
Amsden presented· the Class of
1952 for graduation, remarking
that after the thousands ofho\U'S
spent in study, the graduates
should be well grounded in the
(Continued on Page 5)
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'. iSW AJt'J'iI!K
COLLKG.u
LIBa.R
'3.50 PER YEAR
SWARTHMORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1952
ALUMNI DAY SATURDAY
SIX
Th
•
D
ege
a
Ive
CII t G ree
Honorary Degrees·
'
Red Cross Swimming
Volunteers Needed
Elementary School Announces Tentative
Plans for Next Year's Enrollment
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ONE
DOG
GONE '
VOLUME
SIX
THE -SWARTHMOREAN
.
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23 /
MORE
FINED
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13.50, PER YIWl
SWARTHMoRE; FRIDAY, JUNE 6,1952
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,
H. S. Graduates 13 in A~~~' ~~!;A!~:~A~ 'Dr. Teague Speaks
Here on June 12
54th Commenceme::,• s'
fo~~~ehs::n~x
•
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,Community Gives $1550
ISh I h· G
t
n c oars.p ,r~n S
19 Able CI~s5
arthm
C 11
' ' . pected
o;'return°::
Saturc;Iay when the college will open its
doors in an all-day program fox'
the returning' grads.
The colorful p~ade of the classes will begin at 2:30 to be fol..
lowed by a program in Scott Out..
door Auditorium. ,T,he college
baseball team will play a team
from Lakehurst Naval Air Station
and the faculty will meet the
alumni in· a softball game in the
athletic highUghts ot the atternoon.
'!Pere will also be movies, a
tea and the annual reunJon dlnners. In the ev-m.h!,; a~ce for
the alumni will No. lield ln' Parrish
HaIl Commons t~gether 'with 180
alumni "sing".
~! ,- '<..
Health Society Invites
P bl· t H
St
U ICO' ear
ate
Health Secretary
~::
\
B:~
Bet!::
:!o:d
15,
anyone needing Red Cross Blood;
will call Mrs. Leslie WeUaufer,
Sw'arthmore 6-1270, or Mrs. Frank
G. Keenen, swarthmore 6-3126.
Exercises at College
June 9to Graduate, 182
Dr. Clark Kerr Will Give
Commencement
Address
Summer School_ Bell
T0IISMonda'y' 'June 16 '
"
Seventy-three
graduates, \ of
Dr. Russell E. Teague, State
Fourtee~
from Swarthmore and
'
Swarthmore High School received
Secretary of Health, Will, address
"
vicinity will be among the 182
their diplomaS at the School's 54th
the annual meeting of the Com'd
\ I students who will receive degrees
Health
J·nto Ee- at the annual, Swarthmore College
unl't y
Cqmmencement exere;i&es, Tuesm
,S
ociety 0 f Central Classes Force
day evening in CloUuer MemoDelaware County here' on Thursmentary Building by
Commencement exercises in, the
rial.
'
day evening, June 12, at 8 p.m.
New. Furnace'
Scott Outdoor Auditorium Mon:"
. The high caUbre program was
,All interested persons are inday, June 9 at 10 a.m.
student presented. S8IQ.uel Lewis'
vited to hear pr. Teague's discusSwarlhmore High School Is a- ,The Commencement Address
dramatic presentation' of Jam'es
sion,' of the challenging topic; gaiD affording pup.ils the oppor- will, be given ·by Dr. Clark ,Kerr,
Weldon Johnson's· '''l:be Crea"Teamwork for Public .HealthK , tunity to attend a Summer School chancellor designate of the Unition", with Diana Tucker accomThe meeting will be held in Mc- ':
.
Uf rni
'B k 1
panist, was appreciated. Mary
Cahan Hall, Swarthmore Presby- Session. This session will begin on versity of' Ca 0 a,
er e ey.
Leeron ' sang Bach's ,"God My
terian Church and is expected to I Monday, June '16, and continue Dr. Clark will receive an honor...
Shepherd Walks.Beside Me". wifll '
!:.
draw a large audience. '"
until Friday, July 25. Th~re will:;'s~::;e::!, Doctor of Laws at
accompaniment by John Pearson
,Mrs. C. Edwin Ireland president be no classes held .QP July, 4. Pu- . '
,:
.
and Louise Wittmeyer, flutists,
~
ot the Agency's Board ~f Direct- plls may enroll f~l8nY of three "t~ne ~ndr:dch~y-nt~~::~
and ~arbara Shiphei-d, pianist. A
ors, will preside and' comment purposes:,' '
.. '~
W4tO ,ree ve, a _ or °t h
33M
, artet 0 t DCAIIor~
R~_I
P a ul D a
vis,
b'r Ie&.&.7
.-I.. on the annual report of Review
a co......._'!"i'",whiR'"
was just ,grees,
foprhonors
with lilghes
onors,
qu
,
...... ,
with high
and 24 with
honClement Maijn", Robert ' Terry,
.', "
,.
the visiting nurses', work Which completed in re~,!1'. school year, ' Th
will als be 23 B hel .
ac
Kenneth Wright sang "The Halls Patr••ck Mal • n, Jane Rushw will be distributed.
for the purpose ot raising the tlnal on.
ere
0
d hror
of Ivy.n
.
' g r a d e · take a course which the of Science degrees an
t ee
An
ori":"al,
and
obviously
ap-.
m,
o~e,
Clark
Ke,'
'rrto
Be
f4rs.
Joseph
P.
Bishop
is
chairpupil
has
failed
to
pass
in
the
regMaster
of
Arts
degrees
awarded.
,
~
.
man of program, Mrs. John W
.
Th S arth
'h t
f Phi
preclated note in Commencement
H'
db'
C
II
IlJ1f ot a
: ular school year for the purpo~ , e w
more c ap er 0
,
onore
y.
0 ege
,gen,cy contacts, Mrs. R. f
vi g the fall . 'Pr _ Beta Kappa announced .the ,selecpapeJ."S' was' ,presented in Chuck
Thr
. .
Blair Price of decorations and 0 remo n
,ure, ,.or, e
,
Russell's "Growing Pains", a
ee outstanding Quakers will Mrs C W Luk
.'
view a course which the- pupU tion ot 21 new members from
rhymed history ot four years of receive honorary degrees at the
...
ens ot hospItality. plans to take next year, and' tor among ,the graduating seniors.
Iilgh school, spiced with lmagina- Swarthmore College Commence- '
•
which he desires some additional
On Sunday, June 10, two adtion and discrlmhlation and' de4 ment on Monday•. Jane' P. RushON ALL AMERICAN
preparation. .
dresses wID be delivered as part
llveD!d appropriately. David Cox' mforthe, a former ·general secretary
Two Swarthmore High School
The Summer School is oPerated of the CODUneJlcement Weekend.
:-T,
0
eRace Street Yearly Meet' I th
B' al
t
.
serious paper, "Has Science Any i
will
graduates were selected for the jointly by West Chester state n
e
acc aurea e .ServICes.
n
Limftations?"· was impressl~e to h ",
recQlve the degree of 1952 An-American Woman's La Teachers College and Swarthmore Sunday. morning at 11 in Clothier
orary D~ctor ot Letters. Pat- croSse,Team at the Twentie~
laYDu!D and scientists alike and
High School. Through cooperation Memorial. Patrick M. Malin. exthe beId:, possible appro.ach to the r t ..L'!:· AMalin, executl-v:e :.dJrector D\lal:'Tournament held May' 30 31 of Dr.' E8r1'~•. Sykes, dlrectorot ecutive director of the American
i ' 'busJn'ass '0t the, eveuu,&, U •Ule dmerican
Libert1~
,
" ,Tr~g
',.,
ak
ser GUS,
CI k K Civil Ii,and June 1 on Boston University's
Teacher
at West Chester CivU Liber,ti~ Union, will spe.
m
on
ar
the £iward of earned diplomas.
d . ante f th U err, c aneallor,. Nickerson Field, Weston Mass
Stat~rTeachersCollege, a' number In the eveiling at 8:30 Henry Cad..
,
eSlgna 0
e niversity ot Cal.
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bury chairman of th Ame 1
Hi*h School, PrlnclpalRobert ,L. ifornia Berkel ' i l l
I
Mary Fetter, playing coverpoint of outstai?-ding teachers have ~n
'.,..
e
r c~
~5den presented: ~e ,Cl~ ,o,t honor~ Docto:~i ~.WS.·i i ; e for, PhlladelPAi.a" was ChOS.en ,for 5ec~e.d to,' help carry:~.",:ijlfs
.• ,. ,. pr,o- Frie~ds Service Comtnittee, will
1952 for graduation, rem&:rking"
J"" R.~-L';';'~" fa'" -:' " ',. ,~ the,tint.time. l;.ois Linton, also on gram., , ,", .. :':~, ; ' ) ' ' deliver the ~hl Beta Kappa ad'
' - ane ~Ul&~re
a ,
t .
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dress
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th t , aft th ..ho
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er e'\o Usands. Of,ho\ltI.:mem~o~ ~Sade~J~.k"~~J».B~'~~'sel~ ~:~~::~~~~~~~~F'Board, ' .',. ','".:'"
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spent :Pl study, ~e gtadua~ _~h~'att~lided SwBrthtncn-e·,:eoUege flrst'hC)lIle~f.ol't1;te ,third year. Pat has~ '~ppoibtttd' \li's~ ~ry ,
,LoCal Gradua~
,
should be ,well gtounded' in .the and tau~t in ~e' PhlladlIphla Told, All..Amencan left defense t~acJ.1er~, ~~ Attris~ong!n' Eog4 . Local graduates rec~lvlng their
,(Continued m1 Page~),'
schools beforetaldng ~e position wing last year, received honorable lis~, Adeline Stro~e ~nlanguages, degrees on Monday are:
of General Secretary ot the Cen- mention. A member ot th~ Boston Harry Oppenlander, science and
Robert M. Bailey, Dartmouth
tral Bureau of the :t»hiiadelphla team, Pat was vi~e-pres1dent ot mat!lem~tics.. Henry. Ho~mann, avenue, BA m Economics; StephYearly Meeting a tJositipn she the. Boston Woman s Lacrosse As- who is In charge of'the Summer
' (Continued_on Page 10).
held for 30 y:ars resigning in s~Clation, the hostess association. School will, in addition to clliect1945.
,'.
Another Swarthmore graduate ing the -.
administrative details, 'su- SRA REGISTRATION
During most of her life she was Ann Argyle Larew, participated pervise the teaching of social
MoNDA Y, JUNE 10
The continued generosity of a member of the Committee of in the tournament with the New studies.
The courses to be offered will
Registration fOl' the Swarthmore
WilliaIJl C. M9rrow in making his One Hundred of the Friends Gen-- York West Chester Count$T team.
Last year's All-Amerlc;ulS, Alice cover ,gr~des ,seven,,~':12 in Sociai Recreation Association summer
swimming pool at 1045 Harvard eral Conference which comprises
avenue availa~le will enable the six Yearly Meetings in the United Putnam and Jane Vache, and for- Studies, English,' 'mathematics, program took plnce last week.
local Red Cross to sponsor' another States and Canada. In her work at mer, flrst team members, Mrs. languitges and science.: In addition There' are still a few vacancies in
' courses, Mrs. Heckler, a most age groups and those who
of its summer swim coUrses this the Race Street, Yearly Meeting B arb ara Nason Bowditch, Mrs. t 0 these
year. Virginia Rath; Swarthmore she wrote "The Mess~nger", "The Phebe Lukens Welsh, Betty Cook, Comm~rcial Teacher at Nether did not have an opportunity to
.
High School, has been register before, may do so in both
College's director of women's Courier", F"'rrst-Day .,chool les- ~n d Mrs. Ruth Servais Weir, did P rOVldence
(Continued on Page 10)
Rutgers and College Avenue
physical . education, will again sons and articles for the "Friends not compete this year.
,,
I
. :"
schools Oil Tuesday morning, June
head the instruction which is Intelligencer".'
10, from 10 to 12. Pre-school and
scheduled for mornings during the
weeks of August 4 and 11.
M.
Miss Rath plans to concentrate
opening on~ week later, June 23•.
on beginners and intermediate MRS • N. B• WEST HEADS
Mrs. J. Francis Taylor, direct-'
swimmers this se'ason and earnest- JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
"
.'
"~
or of pre-school and primary has
ly, desires volunteer assistants.
M~s. Newell B.-West,' p~esident
A letter to parents of elementary guarantee for ch,ildren a good start announced her leaders for this
Those who have taken· seniol" or of the Junior Woman's Cluh of children went out from the 'Ele- in school.
year. Mrs. Deborah Preston, a
junior life saving orihe advanced Swarthmore, announces the fol- mentary School office this week
The, teaching load sl\ould be teacher at Chestnut Hill Academy,
swimming course and could de- lowing officers and chairmen for announcing the/results of a study equalized as far, as possible. Teach.. will be a member of the staff.
vote a few hours to helping others the ne~t club season:
of enrollment and tentative plans ers who feel they h~ve,,~n fair- Alice Hornaday, of Swarthmore,
learn to conduct themselves safely
Ruth, Wagner, co-chairman in for grouping childr.en next year. Iy treated wiU be better able to will return' to teach again this
in water, are asked to telephone charge . of r.tions with other
Parents are encouraged to study give each child ijle attention he year. Miss Hornaday was graduMiss Rath at Swarthmore 6-4'RM Junior Clubs In the County; Clair this information and make con- needs.
ated from Oberlin College and has .
before June 23 or after August 1. Rincli~e, recording
secretary'; structive suggestions about the
Children should, as~~". as pos- been ·teaching in Wooster, Ohio.
She will also need a .rdry land" Anne Kraus and Mrs. Edward placement of their children. The sible, b~ placed in' groups where .Teel Dunn, another local girl, is
secretary.
Collins, corresponrung secretaries; school staff is making its recom- they can develop their' frii:!Ddshlps a member ot the staff this year.
Registration will be on the spot Mrs. Robert Weiler, treasurer.
mendations after careful consid- in a wholesome 'atmosphere of She was graduated from the Un~
on opening day. Intermediat.!S
Mrs. Herbert Tutherly is chair- eration, of the facts involved in work and play. .,: ',,\
ive~ty of Delaware and will be
consisting of those ,who· can swim man of Program witJl four depart~ geographic location Qf homes,
The present eilr611m~ilts of next teaching in the Oranges next year.
a little but wish.to improve ~troke Inent chair'men. working with her, number of classrooms available, year's elementary,gronpsis un- She has had p~vlous experIence
and endurance, will meet at 9 Mrs. Collins as chairman of Inter- background ~nd, experience of even and therefore" pecessilates for several years helping with
A.M. Beginners will follow in sev- national'Relations, Mrs. J. Robert teachers and needs of individual some shifting of children between summer club. Miriam Dam1'On,
the two schools in order to apply teacher ot the first grade in Media,
eral groups of half hour or more Hamm, chairman ot American children.
each, ending at noon. ,
Home, Mrs. Howard Wilhoyte,
Decisions have been made in the the principles just cited. Grade completes the teaching staff at
Miss Rath advises parents that chairman ot Health and Welfare, light 'of certain basic educational one-67; tw0-65; three-63; four Rutgers Avenue School. She
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worked with this group two years
children who tannot touch the and Helen Iloot, chairman ot Mu- principles:
Class slzeshould be maintained
The proposed plan provides tor ago.
three-toot bottom of the pOol do sic and Art.
Mrs.
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chairat
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tlrst grade 'groups of 22 chilDIrector JerrY 'Nowell of Sumnot learn well in £.!oup 1~D&
man of Publlclty and Mrs. RObert tin for children. The school would dren each; and keeps the enroll.. mer Club ,has chosen Robert Fin, Annapolis ApROinfrnent
Greene, Of Membership. ,.
like to 'keep this num~: at 25, ment in grades tWo and three areDl to Instruct in arts and'
Donald Ogram .haS.
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The tinat meetlngof the Junior hut available facilities prevent the down to 27. This,of cOurse, is the crafts, ilsslsted by Pat Blake. Mr•
.l.C\o-.::J.vea.
was-, held on May 2'f when, achievement of this· goal· at pres.. present figure and is likely to .be I'lnarelU Is vice principal of Vare
:Ppointment to the Naval Acad- Mrs. Willlam R. Huey, represent- ent.
changed even before ,September. Jr:. mgh School in Phil~delphia.
my at Annapolis, Md. The son of ative. to the Club fram. tile Senior .'!he' efro~ is being made to keep
Two new· tea~\~ave been
The athletic' progi-am will be
~e::d Mrs~ Hnoarold Ogram of Board, entertained the incoming pnmsry. classes as small as pos- employed, thus uialthag,it possible taught by Bill Hoot, Lee Swan,
. ew roa~
nald wUl enter and outgoing administrations at ~bl~,~l1ct~e ~I¢c,assump!ion,:iju~t ~ eliminateone'~'~'cOmblnedMidge Garrahan' and' Dorothy
the ,class of 1952 on June-..30:
I a buffet dinner.
on~ of the tltst obHgations Is to '(Continued',on}tage 10)
Miller..
CaIIege t Giv'e. Three,'" ,
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Dick Mccray, of Cornell avenue,
will work for the Quaker Inter~
national Voluntary ServIce in
Germany this summer. Dick. bas
returnM home Monday from Connecticut·Wesleyan College wllere
he completed his sophomore year.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Albright Jones,
of Elm avenue, accompanied by
their daughter, Patsy, and. son,
Andy, recently spent four d8ys ill
Washingfon, D. C. Dr• .Tones attended the meetings of the Ainerican Academy of Pediatrics. while
Mrs. Jones and children went
sightseeing. Patsy also visited
Caroline Bowersox, of Washington, a campmate of Camp Wyoda,
Vt.
Mrs. George E. Silloway and
daughter, Mrs. Henrietta FrIcke·
of North Chester road; will moto;
to Richmond, Ind., to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Silloway's grandson, Mr. Paul J. Furnas, Jr., Sunday.
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Mrs. Louis N. Robinson, of College avenue, entertalned at a
neighborhood· tea Monday.
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.. Mr. and lilts. S. L. Al4>ouse, of
RutgerS avenue, entertalned at a
dlnner party fot 12 Tuesclai
evening in honor of their IOn Lt
John C. Althouse. On May
Althouse completed his course 't
Fort Benning's Infantry. OMcer
Candidate . School, Ft.. Benning,
Ga., graduatiog as a Second Lieutenant. He reports Sunday to Ft.
Jackson, S. C., where he will be
ststIoned.for six months.
Mrs. George M. Ewing of Columbl.a avenue entertained at a
luncheon for eight on Thursday.
Dr. Stanley Pearlman, who bas
been located in Theatre Square
~as been recalled to active du~
m the U. S. Navy. Mrs. Pearlman
and son Mark have moved to Philadelphia.
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Sue Goldsmith of Wallingford, a
freslunan at BUck."ell University
has recentlY been Initiated in~
Delta Zets sorority.
Mr. and· Mrs. A. H. Knabb of
Princeton avenue drove to William
and Mary College, Willlamsb~,
Va., MondaY;~dwere:!lccompan_
ied home by!thelr daughter MUy
who has completed her sophomore
year at the college. Mary will va_
cation at Stone Harbor for the
month of June and will be a coun~elor.at Happy Valley Camp durmg July and August.
Mrs. Alexander Ewing of Dartmouth avenue spent a few days of
this week vacationing In Cape
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JUNE BRIDE
Mr. Robert E. White, Jr., of
Honolulu, T.H., will act as best
man for his brother-in-law at the
wedding of Miss Roberta Mary
Halg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs;
l?chard Golding Haig, of RIverVlew road, and Mr. Ph ill p
Nessen, Kniskenl! soil of Mr. and
M:rs. Philip W. Kniskern, also of
Riverview road, which' will take
place Saturclay, June 14 at 6: 30 in
grandfather, Mr. Robert Halg, of of Oak Ridge, Tenn., served as
Ogden avenue.
best man for his brother, and the
ushers. were Messrs. Wallace
Hough' of Avalon, Fred Moore of
BRIDAL ATTENDANTS
Germantown,
James Bowditch of
Miss Ann Marie Lichllter of
Rutherford;
N.
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Swarthmore, will act as maid of
honor at the marriage of Miss Nason, Jr., brother of the bride..
A reception at the Rose Tree
Jane Penileld, daughter of Mr. and
Hunt
Club followed the ceremony.
Mrs. Walker Penfield of Riverview
road, taMt-. Nlcholss Mercur Sait- The bride's mother chose a gown
to, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Sait- of dark blue lace. Her corsage was
to of ''Villa Cars", Moylan, which of pink orchids. The groom's
Will take place SatunJay, June 21 mother .wore a gown of powder
at 3: 30 o'clock iJl Trinity Church, blue net with corsage. of whit.
Swarthmore. A reception will 101- orchids.
.Iow at the home of the bride's
After a 'wedding triP to New'
parents.
Yor~ and Vermont, the couple
The bridesmaids will be Mrs. will live on Rose Valley roaa,
Hays Penfteld of Cambridge, Moylati. '
Mass., Miss Maria Saltto, sister of
the groom; Miss Audiw Palrlcla
SCOTT-BOGARDUS
Kern of Chestout Hill, Miss LutIcla
F. SharP of Atlanta, Ga., and Miss
Miss Katrina Jans Bogardus,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James
Mary AlIce Horne of Norton, Va. FurDas Bogaidus, of Springflela,
Miss Penfield and Mr. Saltto .became the bride of Mr; Alexanwill be guests of honor at a ltmch- der Scott, III, son of .Mr. and Mrs.
eon to be glvenpy Mr. and Mrs. Scott, of Jenkintown, on SaturPaul B. Banks of Harvard avenue day afternoon at 3:30 In the
next Sunday.
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Swartluncrn! Presbyterian Churcb.
The brIde-to-be will be. honor The lteIr. Joseph P. Bishop om.guest at a luncheon on Saturd~y, ia~.
June 14 when Mrs. Charles Scott
The bride, given In IIitlITlage by
Sel~er of .Glen Riddle will enter- 'hef' father, wore a' goWn of Chantaln.
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The couple will 00. honored with hoop skirt with tram.
linger
a dlnner party to be given by Mr. 'tip vell of tulle fell trom a cap
and Mrs. Tho",ss McCormack of of Ina:tclililg laCe with .equin emRose Valley a~ :.the Wilmingtoli broidery and she cattled an arm
Country Club on June 13.
bouqUet of miniature Calla:·lilles.
Miss Nelda Arrighi, of New
ld WED TOMORROW
York City, ss maId of honor, and
The marrIage of MIss Comella the bridesmaids Miss i'airlcla
Jane Pittenger, daughter of Mr. Weillilld mid Miss Jean Blakiston,
and MrS. N. O. Pittenger of Not- of Swarthmore, Mrs. Peter Now·
tingham, and granddaugbter oil
of Bowling Green, and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Chilpman of ell,
Newell West, of Chester, wore
Harvard' avenue, to Mr. Stanley J.
models of aqua nylon net over
Gin, son ~f Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
satin with mitts to match thelt
H. Gill ot Mt. Plessant, Utah, will goWns. They wore hslf bands of
take place tomorrow, JUlle 7 at 4 yellow Boston daisies· a~ heado'clock Itt the Swarthmore Presbydresses. and carried Sffil bouquets
terian Church.
of
rust-colored snapdragons and
Mr. and Mrs. Gill, parents of the
groom, will enterlain at a dinner daisies.
Catharine' Gall Longstreth, of
at Strath Haven Inn for the bridal
Lafayette
Hills, as flower girl,
party and relatives following the
wore a long dress of pale pink nyweddlng rehearsal this evening.
lon net over satin. She Wore white
MacPHERSON-NASON
daisies in her hair and carried
In a candle1Iilhtsetting of CY-. f~ snapdragons and white dalsbotIum ferns, white peonies, g1ad.
loll and lighted dmdelabra, the
Mr. Kenneth G .. LeFevere, Jr.,
of Elkins Park, served ss best
,mllfl'lage of Miss Shirley Nason,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walton man, and the uShers were Messrs.
H. Nason, of Cornell avenue, to Roy E. Davies, of PhUadelphia,
Mr. James Reeve MacPherson, James Scott, of Baederwood, couof North Cbester road, son of Mr. sin of the groom, Harvey Smith,
of Huntington Valley, and 'Fredand Mrs. Robert E. MacPherson, erick
L. Blockinger, Jr., of ,Jenkof Avalon, Pa., took place Sat- intown.
urday evening at 7:30 o'clock in
A reception followed at Drexelthe Swarthmore Presbyterian brook Inn.
Church. The Rev. Joseph P. Bishop performed the ceremony.
bl~:eg::e!i:o::teW~~~.:.~~:!
Mr. Henry J. Faust, baritone,
sang liThe Lord's Prayer", ~'Still and an orchid corsage. The groom's
mother Wore gray lace over p'ale
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pink taffeta with gray mittens and
Thee" p~eceding the ceremony.
a small rose and gray flowered
Given in marriage by her fathe!. h
at. Her corsage was of orchids.
the bride wore a gown of nylon ==~~~~;;~;;,,;;:::;;;;~
net over satin featuring a lace f
bodice and bouffant skirt of nylon SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR ALL
net with train. Her flnger tip veil MAGAZINES
of tulle fen from a band of lace
and she carried stephanotis and MRS. LLOYD E. KAUFFMAN
white orchids.
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Swarthmore 8.2080
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'and long experience with money
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maHers enoble us to .help many
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A ••ry vood drantal
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PLUS carfoo.s, "shorts aad serial
nJpt 0nl1
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Sunday Only
TYRONE POWER
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Ages 3·8
Shop, Art, Music
Jl<)t Lunch""
Weekl:r Rates on Request
'i'ronsportaUon Offered to
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CBBIS'I'INE FORD, Director
Swarihmo",
BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F.
Wlncb, Of Dickinson averiue, IQInounce the birth of their second
ciaughter, Nancy :i!:uzabeth, on
May 28, In Bryn Mawr Hospital.
The baby is a 'granddauahter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Fischer,
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Trinity Church, Swarthmore.
The . Rev. Mr. H. Lawrence Lansdowne, as mpid of honor, and
Whittemore, rector of the church, the bridesmaids, Miss Nancy Hoot,
and the Rev. Dr. D. Wilmot of Lafayette avenue, and Mrs.
Gateson, of the Church of the Charles R. Schroth, of Haddon
Savior, Philadelphia, Will oMciate. Heights, N. J., wore gowns of emThe ushers will include Mr. broidered yellow nylon marquisThomas Randall, cousin of the ette. They carried bouquets of
bride, and Mr. William A. McCul- white daisies and wore caps of
loe!', III, both of Swarthmore, Mr. the same flowers as headdresses.
Herbert H. Frost, Bellerose, L.I.,
Mr. Robert E. ),I{acPherson, ;Jr.,
Mr. Philip H. Spencer, WaIllngford, Mr. Frederick E. Scholze
New Milford, Conn., Mr. Robert T:
Lange, Malvern, and Mr. Richard
Randall Haig, Westfield, N.J.,
brother of the bride.
A reception will foilow the cere-I ~~~~;~~!!:jT~E~'~E~PH~O!""~
mony at the home of the bride's
6-'011
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Among the wedding guests pr~
ent were the bride's great aunt,
Mrs. David ... Weeks, Ilf Al8meda,
Callf., and the· groom's grandfather, Mr. Alexander Scott, of Fox
Chase.
After a wedding trip to Bermuds, the couple will live at
Lynnewood Gardens, Elkins Park.
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Civil pefenlll.Show Juno 6-13
Mr. ~ndMrs. Claire Jeglum
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The travelling. Civil Defe~18e I and son; Carl, of HIllborn avenue,
By PhI a e p ia 0 e g e .
will leave June 12 for a vacation
Albert P. Shenkle, of Dlcklnsol>,
avenue, was one of 41 surviving
members of the Class of 1902 of
E.TOLD, Editor aDd Publlllaer
the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy anel ScIence to be granted a
~~r~ol' ucl »AJUIAJtA KBNI.;,~
Scmi-Centennial C'ertlllcate by
Enttred as IIecoIlIl Class lI4atter, JanwU-y 24, 1829, at the Post
Alumni Association .of that ColOjftce at Sw~re, Pa., under ~ Act"
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Mr. ShenkIe was one of the 1!1
PRESBYTERIAN NO:rES
9:30 'a.m. ),I{embers of the tIilid presellt at a President's luncbeon
Sunday morning at the 9:30 grade will be formally graduated to receive his c.ertlll.cate In person.
service the Children's Day Ser- to the Upper School at that time.
vice will. be observed in the There wuI be a service of Morn25th Class Reunion
Church Sanctuary. All depart- ing Pra),er at 11 o'clock, at. which
Swar~ore College 'Class
ments of' the Church School, the time the Rector· will preach.
1927 will celebrate 'its 25th of
parents of the children, and
Those serving as ushers Sun- union today and tomorrow. Tofriends are cordially Invited to· day are as 'follows: R. M. Daniel, night's supper, at the home of Mr.
attend.
C. E. FellowS', W. E. Hetzel, W. F. and Mrs.· Robert B. Clothier, of
.At the 11 o'clock service Sun- Klug, E. C. Page, Jr., W. S. Pat~ Colunl.bla avenue, j.s sponsored by
day molning Mr. Bishop's' sermon ton, C. W. Randall, Jr., and H. P. the class reunion committee. Bewill be "The Recovei-y' of Pur- Stamford.
fOre the reunion dinner tomorrow
pose."
There will be a meeting of the at Bond Memo,11Il Hall, the class
. The Adult' Bible Cla!;ses wIll Vestry at 8 o'clock Monday even- will have Its reception at· the
contninue to meet at 8:30 on $un- IttgOn
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home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Sidney
day moimpg,uritIl- furtli","'noij.ce.
Wednesday (St. Barnabas) Johnson, ir·, 0.( North Cheater
r-r~w m,,~ "fIll bei...lved there will be a celebration of the road. After ~ljtur
inlo thll Chur~h onJ'!D~ 15. Any~ ~olY Communion at 10 a.m.cll!SS wllJ ~Pllqlq
Oil. wIs!rlng to ljIlill' willi the f~.
the hC)me of lleumon Chl!irma,n
lowship at that time JllaY call the
METHODIST NOTES
Mr. G.eorg~ W. 14cK m, of Parrish
church. olBce. 01\ spel!lt 10 one of
Sunday, Children's Day, will be road. Mr. ·Ja/:l< JiJ. Tholl)pson arid
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observed by a united . session of Mrs. T)lOJllPSOll, cIl!SS vice preslthlt m.iJ)lsters.
The Young AdQ1ta will meet for the Sunday School and Church t;l.ent, will give a Rrellldas!
tile
supper. at .8:30 on Sunday. evl!ning at 10:30. A special program' has cJ;jss members. !lIld their children
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In Col(!ralio and the mid-west.
the Commercial Museum in Phil-I ~!~~~.,;;~~~~o;;;;~;;;;;;iii
adelphia, from June 6·13, Inclu-II
sive; this is the only showing there
will be in Eastern Pennsylvania.
SuiIliay June,8 hli.\l been designl'ted &.II Delaw!U'i> County and
Easterti Are;! Day. There will be
no admission charge~ ,
The Delaware County Civil Def~ Council recomme";!1s th~
'schools take. advSntsge of this exhiblt and make it Possible for all
CAMERA &
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~udents to benefit by the educa4D5 Dartmouth Ave.
tIonal factors available at the ex- Sw. 6-4191 - Open Fri. ,.,
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.TtlIY KNOW
. Many fO!llilles! hove used C)IIr servlce~· for
three. geJlltrpfj"",. They rely 01\ our experience, depen~abllity and mllnCfgement•
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The Young' Adulta meet on
Monday . evening at 8 In the
church.
. Thursday Is the AMrlversary for
the Home for the Aged' In the
park. Dinner will be served from
12:30 to 7 p;m. The Orphanage
Choir will give a concert at 4 p.m.
The Harmony Trumpeters wIll be
FRIENDS M~~IN~ NOTes
present for the evening sliig at
On Sunday' there will be no formal Meetlttg for WOI'Ilhip because 6:30.
of the Baccalaureate Service In
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTES
Clothier Memorial at 11 a.m. at
A cordial invitation is extended
which time Patrick Murphy Malin to all to attend the sei-vice in
will 'be the ~er. The )Jeetlntr Christian Science churches next
House will be open, howej.er, 'for Sunday when the subject of the
any who. care to come. Children Bible Lesson will be "God the
will be cared for as usual In Whit- Only Cause and Creator."
tier House for the hour between
The Golden :Text is from Ma11 and 12.
lachi 2: 10, .''Hav~we' not all one
The Mld.-Week Meeting for father? hath jjjji one".GCwi: ....ated
Worship wIll be held on Wednes- us?"
day from 7:30 to 8 p.m.
NEWS NOTES
TRINITY NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. HopHoly Communion will be celeson
of Rutgers avenue spent the
brated at Ii o'clock Sunqay mornholiday
week-end at thelr cabin
ing. Church' School classes will
hold, their last meeting, until the In the Muncy Valley.
fall, at a service In the church at . Mrs. Harold G. GriHin of Rutgers avenue is entertaining her
club members at a hmcheon ..
CHURCH SERVICES
bridge at her home today.
SWARTHMORE
Margot Bowie of S. Chester
PRE$BYTERIAN CHURCH
r~ad, a sophomore at the Univer..
Joseph P. Blsbop, Minister
John Stetltter, Assistant
sity of Colorado, will sing at her
Sunday, June 8
roommaie's wedding which will
9,30 A. M.-Children's .Day Serv- take place in Denver on June 13.
_Ice.
Margot will work this summer at
11:0.0 A.M.-Mr. Bishop ,will .
preach
the State Hospital, Norristown,
Wednesday, 'une 11
with four college groups, Bryn
10:00 A. M.-8urgical Dressings.
Mawr, Haverford, Cheyney and
METHODIST CHURCH
Swarthmore College under the diRoy N. Keiser, D.D., Minister
rection of Dr. Peter Madison, a
Sunday, Julie 8
member of the Psychology De~0:30 A. M.~hildren's Day.
partment
at Swarthmore.
Monday, June 9
Mr.
and
Mrs., David Bingham
8:00 P. M.-Young Adults.
of
Princeton
avenue leave today
TRINITY CHURCH'
to'
drive
to
Cedar
Rapids, Iowa
H. Lawrence Whittemore, Rector
Sunday, June 8
where they will visit Mr. Bing. 8:00 A. M.-Holy Communion.
ham's mother, Mrs. Edward H.
9:30 A. M.-Church School.
Bingham
for a week and attend
11:00 A. M.-Morning Prayer.
the
graduation
of his nephew,
Monday, Jnne 9 (St. Barnabas)
10:00 A. M.-Holy Communion.
Rockwell Daehler, at Coe College,
Iowa. Mr. Bingham Is an alumnus
THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY
OF FRIENDS
of the college.
Snnds:r, June 8
Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. GriHin
11 :00 A. M. - Baccalaureate Service In Clothier Memorial. Speak- of Rutgers avenue spent the hoUer: Patrick Murphy Ma)In. Chil- day week-end in Benton.
dren cared for in Whittier
James B. Bullitt, III, son of Mr.
House.
Bullltt of LincQIn avenue, will
Monday. June 9
All-day sewing for the A.F.S.C. graduate fro m St. Andrew's
SchOOl, Middletown, Del., this
Wednesday • .June 11
All-day sewing for the A.F.S.C. month. He is a member of the
7:30-8 P.M. -. Mid-week Meeting Camera Club. Science Club, Rifle
for Worship. Meeting House.
Club, and on the foothall, soccer
FIRST CHURCH OF
and crew teams. He plans to major
CHRIST, SciENTIST
in
.biology at Trinity College,
SWARTHMORE
Hartfom, Conn., next September.
Park Avenue below Harvard
Sodar, J'ane 8
Miss Doris Greene of South
11:00 A. lIf.-8unday ScbooL
Chester road entertalned 16 of her
11:00 A. M.-The Lesson-Sermon classmates at the University' of
Is "God The Only Cause and
Delaware at a week.:end house
~ea~r.".
_
Wednesday evenIng mee~g party.
eacb week, 8 P. M. Reading room
Mrs. John R. Bates of North
open dally except Sunday 12 to II Chester road entertalned at a
P. M. Wedneoday evenings ., to
lunch~n at her bOrne Tuesday.
P. BI.' and II. to 11:30 P. BI.
':10
EiJ.lll
JlIIl'Yar4 avenue.
------,--Final Meeti~9
The Crum Creek Bridge Club
held Its annual supper party Tuesday evening at. the home of Mrs.
Georg" .E. Silloway, of North
Chester road. Playing the Mitchell System, ~. and Mrs. Samuel Hanna held first place, north
and south. Mrs. Katharine Brownell and Mrs. William Johnson were
first, playing east and west.
The Crum Creek Bridge Club
playing the Howell System, reported the following .high scores
at the May 28 meeting of the club:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sylvanus,
flrst; Mrs. George E. SIIl\,way and
Helen Wilson tied with Mrs. Henriette FrIcke and LesUe Luckie for
second place.
Lions Present "Old Glory"
Brownie Troop No. 10 was presented with an American flag by
the Swarthmore L ion s Club
last wee k • Presentation was
made to Troop Leader Mrs. G.
WIlls B~odhead by retiring Lions
president L. C. Hastings as
Troop held its last get-together
the season In Whittier House.
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foloph_RI 6-15e1
.'
~ H. ~;"""pr
for
followed by an' electiOl/. of ofIlciml
and planning' for the .boat trip
next weekeJl,d.
.
Surgtcal Dressings will be made
each Wednesday morning in the
Woman's .Association Room.
The Board cif Trustees will meet
Tuesday evening, June 10, at 7:30
in the WOMan's Association Room.
Co..
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SALE!
.,
A Group ,.,f ,
.
DRESSES
$11.00
15 South Chester Road
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Second Grad .. Mn'! ' ..
Second Grade Mothers of Rutgers avenue school held a final
meeting Monday afternoon, May
26 at the home of Mrs. Charles C.
Martin, chainnan.
The following officers were
elected to serve next year: Mrs. R.
Bruce Miller, chairman; Mrs. William C. McDermott, program
chainnan; MrS. Peter E. Coste,
secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Wil-
liam F. Taylor, Jr., hospitality
chairman, 'and Mrs. Joseph E.
Paul, telephone chairman.
The Stylallne D. Luxe Convertible
STATE INSPECTION
MAY 1 -
SUMMER FOLK DANCES
Free Square and Folk dancing
Have your car checked NOW. Be sure It Is
In safe mechanical condition. • • that your
BRAKES will hold If a child darts into your
path ••• Your TmES won't skid on wet roads
•.• Your HORN will warn oth~rs who can't
see you .•. Your HEADLIGHTS won't blind
the motorist coming toward :rou ••• Yonr
STEERING WHEEL wIll keep :rou on the right
side of the road- . • • And thAt all your other
eqnlpment and safety devices are In dependable
in Fairmount Park, conducted by
the American youth Hostels will
be held every Wednesday evening
at 8 p.m. during June, July, Au-
gust and p,art of September. These
dances are presented by the AYH
with the cooperation of the Fairmount Park Commission as a public recreational· facility, and are
open to everyone.
The square dance will be held
out-of-doors at Strawberry Mansion Shelter, near Ridge avenue
and Huntingdon Street (opposite
RoblJi Hood Dell), the first three
Wednesdays In June and again
from. AUgust 6to the middIe of
September. During the period
from June 25 to July 30 they, ·ten.
tatlvely; plan'to dance at Reyburn
P1aza,13t'oad and Arch streets.
Mr. and 1111= Robert H. Reed of
College· avenue returned home
Monday after·a III-day holiday at
Biltmore, N •.C •
JULY 31
working
ord~r,
----e---GOOD DRIVERS DRIVE SAFE CARS-
.
First in Service -
First in Sales
RUMSEY· CHEVROLET
Swdmorti 6-6130
Theatre Square .
,
South Chester Road
,
60th REUNION
'S3 laCrosse Captain
MARKS ANNIVERSARY
Sigma SI and Eta Kappa Nu fra- receiving her Master of,Arts, and
ternltles.
Wl11Iam D. Webb, South Chester
Elizabeth Forsythe, class of '53,
The class of 1892,
hi C!!lebratlng
will
"r. and Mrs. ,James 'H. Horna- road, receiving bU Bachelor ot
Intendent of E 1 w y n Trllining I Swarthmore High School, was thelr 69th reunion t s year,
...
La
School, is a member of the Pine elected captain of next year's be among the many classes of day, of Dickinson avenue, will
w.
'
Tree ShI11Ing Tercentenary
Girl's Lacrosse' Team at the La- Swarthmore College .returnlog to- spend the wei!k-end In Wooster,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ogram, of
memorative Col n C:ommlittet'l crosse Dinner held at the home of morrow for their anniversaries. Ohio, and attend the graduation Riverview road attended the An":::- Ca.a·.- Ginnie Geh- Eleven of the relatively small of their son, Jbn, at Wooster Col- nual Convention ot 'the Pennsylwhicl!- Is trying to have Congress Gradua '"'6"~
ani B·_1.o
..._-tatl
t A"
issue a commemorative 25
ring, Univ~rsltY' place. :LIz was ,a 'Class of 23 graduates are noW liv- lege Mo.."day.
v a ........et!'......... on a
...
piece In honor of the'~ coinage member 01 the Vablty team whlc;h lng, live pf" them re!ll.dents of
Mr. and Mrs. ClaIre Jeglum, of !antic' City ,on Monday, Tuesday
act lri American history.
has just completed the 21st: und~-" Swarthmore:
';,
IHllIl)Orn avenue, will entertain as and Wednesday ot this week.
feated season under Coach VIrMr. and Mrs. Howard B. Green their house 'guests 'tbU week-end
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Pitman of
Tuesday, May 27,' marked
glnlaAllen.
and Florence Wolverton, of South Mr. and Mis. wiliiam H. Guyer Vassar avenue enterlalned as their
three hundred,th anniversary
Chester road; Mr. and Mrs.
and daughter Mary of Bogota, house guest for several days Mrs.
a
ch
the passage by the Ma_lS.,st• l,Uus
Pitman's brother Mr. Daniel Herls1se
lllttsng I Cub Pack J 0 J Organizes ward A. Jenkins of North Ches- Colombia, S.
legislature of the act ~,
Id And
f Rockf d, Mi h
the coinage of sbllUm'S, s'~nCe
For Next Year ter road.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Hicks, 0
e:s 0 ,
or
c •
and three pence, and "natnb;lhe
'lwo former residents of the of College avenue,' will entertain
Mr. Harry' W. Lang of D1ek1nThe fathel'll of all boys who will borough who also plan to return
th ir
k
d
ests u_
d son avenue, accompanied by his
IIrst MInt Master In the colonies.
nI
R
d "I' e wee -en gu
, ...... an d ~"te
M"
d B tt
continue to be members of Pack for the reu on are
osamon Mrs. Wl11Iam R. Allstetter of au.... r,
lll'Jorle, an , e y
This was against the expressed 101 next year, met on Tuesday Baker Haines {Mrs. Joseph E.) of
' ,
Keen of Bryn Mawr, attended the
wishes of England and' May 27, evening, June 3, In the Presbyter- Bloomington, lB., and Anne HIll- Bethesda, Md., who will attend 500-mIle speedway auto race at
1652 Is often referred to
Ian Church to organize and to dIs- born Philips (Mrs. Jesse W.) of their reunion at Swarthmore Col- Indianapolis, Ind., FrIday. On
"America's First Declaration
el Ellen Pyle G ro..
,.
S a turd ay Marj 0 rI e and B ett,y visitcuss plans for, the coming year. Wilmington, D.
Independence".
A system of'1!electing leaders for (Mrs. Thaddeus S.) also expects
Miss Virginia Rath,of Yale ave- ed Barbara ,Wall of Dayton, Ohio,
The commemorative committee the pack, that all feel will :lend to be present for the Alumrt Day nue, will leave June 23 for a a former roommate at Earlham
Is a division of the American itself to the perpetual .develop- exercises on June 7.
month's visit to her brother, College. '
Numismatic Association.
ment of replacements, was devel.
American Consul Ellis A. Bonnet,
Phyllis Smith, daughter of Mr. ,
oped and adapted. Dues, and ways To Observe European Colleges in St. ,Tohns, Newfoundland, and and Mrs. George A. Smith, Jr., of
Elementary School Supervisor his two sons. Mrs. Bonnet,ls mak- Haverford avenue, recelved the
Mrs. Wllllam ,E. Witham" of and me"""iQf.,'~anclrig the pack
R. Mildred Kidd, who has spent ing a trip abroad. ErIch Bonnet, a Athletic Award given by the Ath_
SwartluPore Crest, left Thursday activities vle!:e ~lso discussed.
The present eubmaster, Howard the past several summers teach- student at Westtown, will accom- letic Association at Pennsylvania
for Oberlin College, Ohio, where
she' will attend her 45ih college Jackson, w a. _.lequested lind Ing lri the summer school of the pany his aunt home to Newfound- College for Women's animal Movcommencement.
8.greed to serve ili the same capac- 'College of Puget Sound, Tacoma, land.
!ng-Up Day eltemses. Phyllis was
F===========-.llty. George B. WUbur will serve Wash.. will sail from New York
Davidson Luehrlog, son of Dr. chosen for the award on the basis
CO.ED BE.Al1Tl:'
SIS assistont',~b,master. Clarence aboard the Georglc on June 25 and Mrs. Frederick W. Luehrlot, of athletic ablllty, sportsmanship,
SALON
i'r8nck.w.i!! ',app6lrited secretary, for four weeks In Europe. MIss of North Chester'rolld, has been Interest and' participation In sports
and Theodore 'Ei1t~lIne, treasUrer. Kidd will be a memher of a
selected for membership In 'the 'and scholarship.
,Ope,. TIaur..Jtiy Nit"'The officers will serve on the Pack York University seminar In Con- Yellow KeY.; 'sophomore men's
V1rgln1a BrOdhead, daughter of
PAllK ...dDAllTMOUTRAVB.; ctmunlttee alongwfth a represent- temporary Europe and Education honor society, at"th'l University Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Brodhead
Swarihmore 8-101S
ative of each den. For the coming which will spend two weeks at the of Rochester. Tfti> group acts as of North Swarthmore avenue,
===::::~=:7''''''7======;::;o:;l y"ar Fred, Becker will represent, University of London, a week
the University's 'hOspitality organ- celebrated her elghth birthday anDen I, Richard No"", Dtin 2" War- Heidelberg and a week at Paris !zatlon at various functions. Dav- n1versary Wednesday, May 28 by
ren Bemliljit, ~3;Loren Fore- Universities. She' Is scheduled to Idson, holds a scholarship lri the entertaiJilng the girls of1he second
man, Den 4, Ill!
"Alexander, arrive back In America August 16. University's' Naval ResenTe 0lD- grade of College avenue school at
pen 7. Dens.6 an ,8 Will be ascers' Training Corps.
a cook-out hot dog party at the
signed tii:'~e;~' c;"bs Inltiate4
Great Boob
Ensign Robert Y. Buzby, son of Girl Scout House. ThIs group will
Into' the PaC!li'iil'October.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson R. Hoover, be the n,ew Brownie Troop In the
Mark Twain's'
"Huckleberry Jr., of Wallingford, has arrived at fall. Mrs. Robert..
S Bird, newIy
,
'Named to' Dean's Li~t
Finn" will be the topic at the his new assignment on the U. S. appointed leader of the Troop,
,
Two
graduates
of,
Swarthmore
Great
Books Discussion Group, destroyer Noa In European'waters. was also a guest.
MrS. A. M. Bosshardt
,
holding Its lInal meeting of the
~:WiM,"w,"wiM:WiM,"w~
of 224 Park Avc., wUl havc a HIgh Sch!",l have been named to. season, 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 10, He was 110wn there trom Anacos- f
the dean s honor list at Hiram In the Woman's Association Room tia, Md., via Newfoundland, the
SWISS EXHIBIT
Take Plenty
College;TheY,are Muriel M. Wat- Presbyterian Church
'Azores, Naples, Paris, ,London
In the lonnge of Woman's Club kIDs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
.
and Plymouth. He expects to visit
of:Film on
Dext Tuesday afte,noon, June Wl11Iam Watkins, College avenue,
Sweden,
Germany
and
Italy
with
10.. 12-6 o'clock, 01 Importecl
Your Vacation
NEWS NOTES
the $hip sailing for the Mediterartcrafls and gifts (mwdc- and WI11Iam C. Morrow, son of
boxes, Swiss dolls, woodcarv• and MrS. W. C. Morrow, of
Chrissie Ford of Amherst ave- ranean In July.
Inp, ceramics, eto.)
Harvard avenue.
nue and Greta Rlchardson of Park
Candidates for degrees at Yale
CAMERA &' HOBBY SHOP
•
Muriel is a freshinan at the col- avenue, entertained the senior University's Commencement MonOrdel'll takcn for Xmas.
405 Dartmouth Ave.
10'J(, 01 I'mflt II'OC8 to:
class of Jilw8rtfunore High School day morning, June 9, will be Ger- Sw. 6-4191
lege, William Is a sophomore.
Open fri. 9.~'~
War-Orphan Vlllap
at
open
house
after
the
class
ban!rude
E.
Huntington,
Elm
avenue,
In Switzerland'
~'I saW it in The Swarthmorean." quet Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Conwell of
•
Columbia avenue obserVed their
10th wedding anniversary at VIrginia Beach over the holiday
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Doughis
of North Chester road spent Memorial Day week-end at their cottage at Cape May, N.J., where
is accepting me~herships on a first come·
they were joined by their son and
daughter-in-law Mr. and, Mrs.
first. ser~ed basis for, the 1952-53 season of
James B. Douglas, Jr., and family
of Gwinhurst, Del.
six dances.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hobbs
of Park avenue, accompanied by
Miss Winifred Rumble of Swarthmore avenue, attended the comMembership limited to 65 conples. Price
mencement program of Milligan
College, Johnson City, Tenn., over
is $15.00 per couple.
the week-end. Mr. and Mrs.
Hobbs' daughter Charlotte received the degree of Bachelor of
Arts, graduating cum laude.
Make check payable to "The Duck Chili"
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Shenkle of
Dickinson avenue spent the holi-mail to John
Seybold, 40 Amherst Ave.
day week-end with their son Mr.
that SincJ:nti-Rust
S. A. Shenkle and, family of
Gasoline is different from any other gasoline on tho
Pompton LakeS, N.J.
II;,:===============:::===========market-so dilferent it's patented!
Dr•E
• Arth ur Whltney, ,super-
A.'
•
•
The Duck Club Dance Series
RISTGASDU E
W.
NOW! Official recognition
OfMT~P::,d~~.!be:"!.Wt~~
:;~a;!dHr~~ 0!u~:k :fve~~::
SAVES you repair bills, Used regularly, this pat.
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ented gaso~e, with amazing rust iDhibitor RD-ll~.
prevents the costly damage to 'your fuel pump and
carburetor caU5ed by rust and corrOsioll. Sec your
Sinclair Dealer todayl
•
Fusco & Alston
a"
..... S.a, .,••,.
CHESTER
FAIRVIEW ROADS
6-3681
•
Hobbs.
,Sandy Ford of Amherst avenue
Is home from Connecticut Wesleyan University after completing
his sophomore year. Sandy will
leave the latter part of June for
Hewlett Landing, 'Lake George to
work for the summer months at
the Hewlett House.
Nancy E. Sylvanus, of Ogden
avenue, is exhibiting paintings
and prints in the Clothesline
Exhibitiqn at Rittenhouse Square
on Jun{ 5, 8, and 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Wa1ker Penfield,
of Riverview road, will attend the
graduation atM. I. T. In Cambridge, Mass., today when their
son, HayS, will receive his :Master
of Science degree in Electrical
Engineering. Graduating with
honors, he will also receive a B.S.
from M.I.T. and a B.A. from WDlI~ Conege. He Is a member of
NOW YOU CAN SAY "GOODBYE" TO
WEAK, WEARY,' RUNDOWN FERING
Feel Younger ••• Look Younger ••• in 7 Days
With New HI-VITA ••• or MONEY BACK!
PENNSYI,VANIA MINISTER GIVES HI·VITA STRONG
ENDORSEMENT FOR BLESSED RELIEF
,
,
Now you can say Ugoodbyett to He said that aches a.nd pains in
that weak, weary, sluggish feellug his an>Ul and shoulders and a
after 4.0. Try "pepping up" with cramping in the lower pa.rt of his
New HI-VITA Tonic. Contains back made hi", fee! 80 bad that hiD
B-1, B-2, B-6, Niacin and Iron- work among "his congregation came
reoolDDlended by many doctora w b • .. hea"ll burden. H. stUd h.
for bnlldlng new vigor In folks, tMed about .vert/thing "uJUier t/w
40-50-60,
aun"befor. h. /i7J4U1I flJUnd t/w ...
Take notl.,. of the results a
insides tone Up. New red blood works ..nd sle."s i .. , , _ . H. is
wUl charge
your veins. Color grateful to HI·VITA lor what it
wUl ~ to your tiiee. Your did for k;""
f_ wUl taste beUel-. You _ I
feel like a n!!w and cJUr........t per_I Don't p on suflel'lDc wheIl reSOIL
lief Is as near as A. G. CA'1'III5RA weu.kllown Pen1l8t/11IlJ.tlu. Mi... ~ DRtrG CO. TrJ' New mister """ related his IwPPII ""'per. VITA DOW to".:rl ~row :rOD
ient:e with New HI·VITA T"""- will lie da4 :rOD did. '
..,to
'-
.
Class of'195" SHS
LookS'·01
I 0 t~ 'FUture
Pqe5
'
Pearson; :Muhlenberg College' - H. S.Graduates 73 in
Snyder, GeorgeA1Jjson, Clem MaMr. and Mrs. S. S. Rutherford,
,
~,. • •
Dick Norman.
54th C
lin, and Ronny Gold played the of Strath Haven avenue have reNorthwest Christtam.College "
ommencement oth~ outlleld po~ltion. and all did turned from a visit ;'ith Mrs.
June Hobbs;, Washlrigto.. ~d Lee
(Continued from Page 1)
a line job. The team lost Russ'
_
_ Bob :McHenry; Dartmouth _ conventional educational funda- hitting when he was out sick for Rutherford's brother, Col. Eo E.
88 Per Cent to Continue Clem Malin; Boston Universlty- m~ntaIs; that those going to col- two weeks.'
Keatley, Retired, and Mrs. Keat,
Ida Mae Lewis; Hood-Mary Lee- lege haA been prepared vocatlonIn addition"ljI. thE!S8 boys Bill 'ley, at their home near Exeter,
Formal Educahon
ron; Haverford-Rodger
a\ly fOJ; college. The class .. ~, Kauffman, Andy '.. sdu-oder, and N. H. Followlrig their visit they
Next Fall
Gettysburg - Don Gutilrte:
bad, hi! said, practice lri ::"..,al' DennIs
C9Jltrlbuted Im- drove to their Stimmer place at
mons-Glriny Bevan; West Ches- thinklrig, whlle many stu4enis> measurably to.the ,telim's success Waddington, N, Y., where they
With the hustle and bustle of ter State Te~cher's College-Bob had bee" permanently enriched Andy, a junior, .backed up captain 'SPeDt several'days. '
graduation festivities behind them, Allison.
by their work In Literature, Music, AllIson at third; BIl1, a line catch- jiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
the Class of 1952, Swarthmore
Bowdolri-Jim Carter; DlckIn- Art,Homemaklrig, Shop.
er, steadied Jack Thompson; DenMARGE ,and, DPT
HIgh School, is looking Into the son-Naney Chambers; Harvard"I, believe the CI;Iss has learned nIs developed lrito an excellent
future.
John DaVis; Central Michigan'- much about the values and prac- third base coach and brought lri
Casserole Catering
The plans of most si\ldents ,have Lynn Doherty; Duke-Chrls Ford; tices of democratic living; that the many a run for the team.
Service
been completed. Some, however, Skidmnre-Glriny Gehring' Alfred legislative Or planning function
Other me";bers of th
d
.
.
e squa
are still awaiting lInal,word from ~ Mej Garrahan; Rensse'laer _ has meaning only when plans are
SPECIALIZING IN
their "lIrst choice" college. Many Bruce Gemmill; Smith Colle"e _ efficiently carried out· that In ,; were. Jay Phillippe, Dave Werner, LtlNOBEONS ,
t d ts ha
bee:!>
t d
..
reasonably democratic' system the Joe Mellace, Bob Clothier, Bill
BVfti'ETSUPPERS
s u en
ve
accep e at Claire Hendrixson; Middiebury- indlvld".' can tmprove his status Haynes, Rob. Wright, Bob Gurlri,
COCKTAIL PAllnES
several colleges.
, M a r y Lou Hodge; COmell-....- - - . . . . .
Mark Bak
J
C
d D vld
....... " in accordance with his ability and
er, ames onar, a
CALL
. Come October, the Class of 1952 ellen Hopper; Phila. General Hos- drive' that democratic responsibl- ~adger, Rog. Zensen, Randy MaDot BelfIeld ~ Swa. 6-1973
will. be rep~esented lri 47 instltu- pita!, School of Nursing, - Betsy lities' are more Important lri mak~ lin, Bob Perse(1)avid Lynch, and
Marge Hurd - Swa. 8-3138
tions of higher learning. Heading Ammon; Wilmington School of inI! a democracy function thaJ;l the last but not least man~gers HarGI&oa1rue to Bent
tile list, as far ail the number of N'ursing-Carol Mosteller; P.M.C. rights' and privileges; the impor-' vey Hignutt arid ,Phll' 'Allen.,
thed graduating
-Howai-d
University of tonce of good "followershlp" as .~~~~.
,students
h Ian to tte
Is Obe lin class
C
C 1If rnI Dodson;
Walter Le
I I ..
IlIIO._
:~ !
~
n
a
0 p P ul ~
Is , h
r
01~.L
Flah'
ach; M,I.T. well as good leadership; the skills ~
'II!!<
,ege. a
av, C uck RjlSseU , -.......
erty; Eccles School of of committee work which Is such ;Wi ,
" "
,for Swim m,ing
,
,Don Sharpe and - Cathy Wisdom Mortuary Science-Jim Tucker; an lritegral part of oUr community
Temple Night School - Harold
plan to attend Oberlin.
Eleven schools will have two Vaughn.
life; 'and that 'maklng things go
9•
where one Is at the moment' Is ~
For Sun, n i n g '
, • up
members each, from the recently
Gretchen Bauer
and
Jim 'perhaps the most Important char- m
graduated, c;!ass. The schools and Schmidt are anti~iJIjltlng their col- acterlstic of a democratic per~
For Kids on the run
the students who ,plan to attend lege acceptonce"and should re- son."
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SUMMER PLAY CLOTHES
$1
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Denriison
two. Bob
to work
them
are: ~ Sa1Iy Gaskill and
• ceive
themTerry.,1s
lri ,\he !Ding
next week
or
Ken Wright; Earlham --Louise with his father .fpr ,a year before
Valentine and Sam, Lewis; P,rInce- attending colle~,So, of the Class
to~ack Thompson and, Dick of '52, 64 or almost 88 percent will
McCormack; Antioch - NaDcy continue their formal education.
Moore lind Barbara Shlpherd;
John, Bernard' Is planning on
Penn State-Judy Roess and Barry working for George M. Ewlrig. Pat
'Newstadt; Swarthmore College- Cheeseman and Mary Worst plan
,Dennis Becker and Alim Roblri- on working for Sun 011. ShIrley
son; Grove City-Bina Booth and Coleman hopes to be appolrited to
Joan Plumb; Westeyan-Art Jones a position with the F.B.I. Madeline
and Dave Cox; Delaware-George Kincade and Jackie Keller will
Dunn and Jean Galbreath; Hahne- be, employed by the Bell Teleman HOsp'ltal Nurse's Training- phone Company or the' Signal
Connie Knowles and Peggy Mc- Corps. Helen Hartley will be loQkKee; Temple-L)'Iine ROgers and Ing for employment ili the fall.
Cynthia Yeager.
Janice Houtz will be a stenoThe colleges which will have grapher at PIasecki Helicopter
only one member of the Class of Corporation.
1952 are:
Lafayette - Willard Vaughn' HORNETS WIN 8.6
Bennington-Diane Tuc~~f, Drex~
el-Jean 'Tanguy', MassaChusetts
OVER SPRINGFIELD
State-Lorraine Saunders; Lehigh
The Swarthmore Recreation As-Robert Robinson; Western coi- soclation sponsored Hornets base~
lege, for Women Greta Rlchard- bB\). teain under the 'guidance Of
son; Colby COllege-Judy Pen- Coach Russell Snyder opened up
nock; Brown University _ John Its Edco League season on Monday
evening on the home field with a
convincing 8-6 victory over
Sprlpgfield. "WInky" Lee pitched
a masterly game for four Innings
Summer School
June '9 to August, 29
~ay
and Evening Sessions
Offering courses In
Shorthand, Typewriting,
Bookkeeping. Civil Service
and other subjects lri preparaUon lor college or a better
POSltiOD.
Call Swarthmore 6.1747
or 6-4656
Keystene Secretarial School
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18'bfgiven
tlle 73 by
graduClass listed
statistics
ate.. as having their entire schoollri Swarthmore schools. Six
of the Class are going to work, 6.
to four year colleges and three to
two year colleges or tecbnlcal
schools. Forty-six institutions will
be attended. Sixteen of the 64
have r..,elved scholarships, $1550
'comlrig from the Class' home com_
munlty for this purpose.
' Carroll P. Streeter, president of
the local' Sch~ol Board, congratnlated the graduates and promIsed that the Interest and support
of their home folk would continue
through thelr future, before he
presented the diplomas.
The traditional singing of the
Alma Mater brought the program
to Its close but for the graduates
and their families; the sleepless
graduation night, a I so somethi ng
of a tradition, stretched ahead.
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'WInds up the Season
In a hot second half finish the
Garnet' baseball team turned back
all opposi\lon to end the regular
schedule In a tie for IIrst place
allowing only three hits and two ·th R'di
Township. After
runs. He also contributed two Wl • I ey
.
. droppmg two games m the first
·ts t th tta k
lid
h
so
lOeac.
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thlals'
Dickie Snyder provided the turn around the eague, e oc
mo t telli g bl
. th
b
chances looked pretty poor. It was
cle:ring d:uble
;~ u:;.d. a::~ not until the great Ridl~y Park i
relieved Winky at the top of the rally, when the. te:m> scor~d ,8:
fifth and after striklri out live runs lri the last mrung to Will 11
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to 10, that they realized they were
men, m two 'Innmgs ,suddenly lost g in I
Fl'ttlng ·tchlrig and
control in the 'seventh and IInall,y lI°eIdfn p a~es. I d ,Pd' th te
ti d th
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g unprove an
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am
re rEl
e SIde after allowing b
nIId t ·th
h
four runs.
ecame more co
en WI eac
Charlie Wentz, Ray Lasstat and gam,?
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Les Keighton also hit well
d
The real burden of pltchin~ fell
.
,an on the shoulders of Dave Willox
Bobby. Bradshaw got on, base and Bill' Zlegenfus with Jack
three tImes out of three. The,team
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lIelded well d i d ' "t d Thompson ready anytime. Dave
and aggress':' gP aye a SPll'1 e finished 'Up with a four game vic-
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tory skein and no losses becoming·
one of the most effective pitchers
in tbe league. Bill had a five and
Until June 15th Only!
two record with both losses at the
hands of Ridley Township by one
Sensatio.na. bargains in
run "on each occasion. Jack
our Gourmet Shop
Thompson, who was proving himPrices sloshed ltelow !Cost on Olives. Soups, Wine Vine.•
self as a great clutch hitter, was
gars, Salod Dressings, Artichokes, Relishes' 'Cocktail
moved to catcher for the second
Accessories, Imported Biscuits and Candies, '
palf of the season. But it was Bill
DecIde now fo vIsit t"e
who was the backbone of the staff
throughout the season.
ANTIQUES & GOURMET SHOP
The varsity infield consisted of
PROVIDENCE ROAD
WALLINGFORD, PA,
Captain Bob Allison at third, Joe
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Phone: Media 6-4751
Storlazzl at shortshop, CIIarley
."'..."""~"''''.....' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '....."t.M~,.... Grier at' second and Bill Hoot on
first. Bob was clean-up hitter, a
fine captain and great all-around
player. Joe developed Into one of
the finest defensive shortifops in
the league and turned many. an
impossible play Into an out. Charley was an excellent lead-off man
(xperrs I. f.e Malti., eml flfti.,
in the' batting order getting on
base lri every game. He became a
of SpectfICI. aN Ere "asses
steady lIelder and should be one
of the key boys next year. Bill
was outstanding at IIrst and was
1923 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
selected on the All-County team
'along with Z1egenfus.
6913 MARKET STREET
UPPER DARBY
In the outfield John HIlkert was
the steadiest lri the right lIeld
_ .27 lANCASTEI AVE." DTN MAWR, PA.
spot. He was a :fIile fielder and
good hitter lri the pinch. Russ
J. E. LIMEBURNEIt CO.
DISPENSING OPTICIANS
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shirts in long wearing oxford
cloth and broadcloth . . . in
his_ favorite collar style. Pas-
tel shades and white.
A handsome necktie, nenwrinkling, in genuine figured
silk. Others in chevron and
cluster stripes, checks and
panels and solids.
Oversize hiail.u(erchlef
of
fine
Irish
linen,
hand - hemmed. Very
fine soft weave.
FATHER'S DAY
JUNE 15th
BUCHNER'S, INC.
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PARK AVENUE
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Install Jr. D.A.R. Offic:ers
serve as historian for the Jr.
Mrs. Thomas Henry Lee, State D.A.R.
Previous to the meeting, Dr. and
Regent of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, Inst.alled the Mrs. Welland entertained Mrs. Lee
new Junior officers of the ~.A.R. at dinner.
Delaware County f'lr the C
Mr. and Mrs. George M. EwIng
'Henry J. Weiland, Delaware of Columbia a"enUl! entert.aIn!'d at
County: regent, of South Chester a f~ly diJ)ner party tor 10 on
road, Monday evening. C1s1re RIn~ Sunday,
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Alter"ate HighWay
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Prop0,sal Made
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ExHIBIT TUESDAY' ,
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asked the 'Burgess to have police the Woman's Cl"bo next Tuesday
check tramc periodically, especial- afternoon, June 10, tfo~ noon to
,
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Iy during iI)e hours from 8 to 9:30 6 p.m. TbJ. dlsplsy of Imported
Council Grants Llbrqry ·a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. when Mrs. art crafts and lifts f'ill include a
,$750 Emergency
Lee said the condition was at Its h~t ot dolls In Swiss, Costume,
wpm.
woodcarvinp, music boxes and
, Tide-Over '
It was decided to set the curb ceramics. ,
Dr. John M. PearsOn told Bor- in front of new Borough ~all
Mrs, !,osshardt has brouglit the
gh councll Monday night that. back four feet from the present exhlblt from the South Jersey
.- ~':,.. Houlman,
bi =\Iwarth- line,.. making it conform to that of Slate Fair near Csmden where
more and Sprlnglleld to make an the former 'hall site and securing she had it on display all last
Independent 's!!'yey seeking a space for dlsgonal parking 'as tar week. A ~cenlage ot theJr:;
route to connect Chestets Indlis- as the Methodist Church. The low ceeds from orders laken w
trial Highway and thll StI!fe Turn- brick gutter on the east side of given to the War-Orphan Vlllsge
pike, came up with a highway in Cornell avenue will be raised for In Switzerland.
. 'dley Creek Valley on May 28. a dislance of approxlma~1y 250
W-r-jt-e-rs-C-:'''''~b''''''''r.7'u-n-eh-=-e-on
The plan follows Ridley Creek feet from Yale avenue. These proThe Wrlte~ Club ot :Q~laware
from Chester t" a spot past Syca- jects and the construction of a County held Its llI1!lual lunch'lOn,
more lIIIItls, then cuts 'over a hill lean-to carport to house the leaf- In Whittier House last Wednesday
east of Bishop Hollow road to loader, now\ under larpaulin, will with' 59 attending. The members
join the original location north of 'be done by borough workers. The frolll swartbmore'lncluded:
Newtown Square. It ls being sub- carport will be Jllsced at the east
Mrs. Robert Goates, MrS. Ellen
Harvard and Knit-era
mUted to DelswareCounty CO\ll- side of the shop building I'n Dart- VanS. cleveland, Mrs. Bess Lane,
missloners for recommendation as moutjl avenITe. Materials will- cost Mrs. George Krenlkoff, Mabel Talan alternate io the earlier plan of $88.
• 'ley, and' Mrs. OScar Gilcree&t.
~ the County Planning commission Paul M.Paulson's request .for Guest.a were Florence ,Lucasse,
which ,ran between Swarthmore permiSsIon to build the second Mrs. Wa K. Boe!mter and lIIIr.
~,~i:?:~(;"_'".'~ .
and Sprlnglleld and wJ.s opposed stOry over his business on Park Coates.
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by many residen1!s of bo~ com- avenue out fl'l-"h with the lower 'Grace Everest Yeaw, a member
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munltles. Committee ~embers story and adjoining building was ot the Players Club of Swarth".-.- "
agr'l8d the new, location was sat- reterred -to the public safety com- more, gave three readlJ)gs.
Isfactorlly remote from Swarth- mittee which was empowered to
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more.
act providing tpeappllcation met •
Pearson also' moved that two with building code.
After lengtby discussion of tree
chairs and a new desk for the
chief's office be ordered for the planting along newly devploped
poUce 'alation to· replace badly streets Boroullh Seeretsry Elllott
worn pieces long In use and bring Richardson was directed to seek
the furnishings of that section of the Tree Committee's recommenthe building In line with those dation on deslrablevarietles to
prevailing In the rest of the new plant, secure an estimate aod noborough hall. The property com- illY property owners that th!, Bormittee was empowered to atrive ough will !>ave the trees planted
at a plan for a counter and con- Il"a majoritY of owners so petition
sole to replace thQ present' desk CouncU.
accommodating radio and' tare- Finished Houses to be Reported
phone equipment In the' main
CowicU granted Secretary Richroom of 'the station. A telephone ardson permission to comply with
receptacle was ordered inslalled a School Board request to supply
itl the floor ot the poUce locker the School District with date of
room for CI\7U' Defense use at a completion and name ot owner of
cost of $12.
each new home constructed In
Gone are the cares tramping
Frank
McCowan,
finance
chairSwarthmore, and autho.rIzed his
downstairs; tending the heater,
man, moved that Council donate remuneration by the School DIsordering and sloring fuel. An auto- •
$750 to the PubUc Library to tide trict for such service; The move is
It over until new taxes begin to an effort to have new taxables
malic gas house heater requires so
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be received In AuguSt. He. will bearing Income as soon as poslittle attention that it almost takes
also meet with Library represen- sible. The Bor,ough also authorized
care of itself. Once the thermostat
latlves when new Borojlgh' and Mr'-RichardSon to attend the ConLibrary budgets are' dra~ n"'lt ventlot. of Borou~ in Pit)llburgl)
is set, you get the same uniform
November to see' wh'ethoir
on june 19; 20; 2t'· wit!' $75 exwarmth you desire regar~less of
crease of $1400 in the' latter. to penses paid.
outside temperatures. Select the •
provide an asslst.ant librarian Is
Action on placing borough emstill considered necessary and a ployees under !,oclal Security, was
automatic gas house heater you
consequent tax millage increase postponed until reaction of police
like at your plumber's, dealers, or
required.
to the idea can be secured; also
,
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Mrs.
Randolph
Lee'
of
409
;Hav'the
effect of such
step on the
at any Philadelphia Electric sub- .
erford place delivered a petl~on present police pension plan. Counurban store.
signed by 45 residents, of that cil's opinion is that availihg themstreet, seeking a,25 mile per hour selv"ll of the old-age and survivor
speed limit on the street. Mrs. be;'eflts of Federal Social SecurLee 'claimCd. cars traveling at 45 ity would be providing the best
miles an hour and numerous security possible for worker as
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enabling it to employ and attract
efficient employees.
The monthly 'report of Dogcatcher Blair Davis revealed a
total of seven dogs c caught, one
destroyed and $8 collected ib. fines.
Little courtesies, like
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heating
TROOP TWO HOLDS
:amp Sunshine Campaigns
COURT OF HONOR
For Operating Funds
NEWS NOTES
30 YeatS of Service
aranddauahter VirIInIa, Clyde
,
,
Francis, of Shrewsbury, 'N. J.,
~. and lIIIrs. Gordon Lange, nf flew to London where they plan
Boy Seout Troop 2 of Swarthmore held Its Spring Court of
Citizens and organizations Ip
Cedar lane, spent four dQII at to spend a month touring England,
Hot Springs, Va., attending tpe Scotland and Ireland. •
HonO.!' In MCCahan Hall of the Delaware County are being asked
annual meeting ot the American
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Fo~ ot
Presbyterian Church at 8 p.rn. to sponsor a three weeks' stay at
Coal S;ues AssOCiation. Mr. Lange University place, entertained
Wednesday, June f. At that time 'Camp Sunshine, Delaware Coun~pent
Memorial Day ,-eek,.end as their house guest last week
all Scouts who bad advanced In ty'. Children's Camp, tor 156 chllm
Kansas
City, Mo., with his lIIInI. John WoUwalle of Appleton,
Scouting rank ilnee February dren' In the county who, tor reabrother,
lIIIr.
Stanley Lange, a Wil.
were honored by their parents and sons of !>eaithor economic: or soScout leaders.
cial conditions, would not ot!>erformer Swarthmore resident.
Mtir. A. M. Bosshatdt has moved
Receiving the' rank at FIrst wIs ha
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Mr. and lIIIrs. Paul Hettel, at froID 313 Park avenUe to 224 Park
Class Scout
Bob Warden and
e
ve an oPPortunity to' live
Swarthmore
avenue, Rutledge, re- avll1lue. !\frs. Bosshardt recently
f'lr a while In the country under
Andy 1I0xby,. who also received healt!> and recreation BuperviSion
turned on the Queen of Bermuda gave a Swiss program for the
TtooP Leaders Warrants.
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this summer.
front II two_eek hoUdS)' in Ber- monthly luncheon-Dleetlng of the
Honored as Second Class Scouts
muda.
Philadelphia Mother's Club at
The appeal Is stronger than'ever
w~ Frank Andrew, Dwight SipMrs.
Elizabeth
H.
Hilliard,
of
Gimbel's
William Penn Room.
ler, Keith RichardsOn, Fritzie Jus- this year inasmuch as the board of
Elm avenue, is entertaining as !>er Mrs. Morris Potts, of Yale avenue
sen, Gordon Wyse, Jimmy Robin- directors of the camp are expand-'
house guest for severd weeks was prop-am chairman.
son, Noel Turner, Joe Gibson, Ing the program to admit half
lIIIiss
Elsbeth Nicoll, of Windsoi-,
Mrs. Pierre Decrouez of Ogden
Georg.. Ellis, Bob Hudgins, Dick allain as many children as in preEngland.
avenue, with ho!r son Pierre, and
Coles, Dicit Brandt, George Brod- vious years. Such an increase is a
Miss
Betsy
Hunter,
of
Magill
nep!>ew James Head, a sophomore
to
GuS
D.
necessity,
according
head,: Dicit GurIn, Dan Jackson,
entertained
as
het
wl!ek-e",d
lit the college, spent tbe week-end
road,
Andy Jones, Don Scarborough, Houlman, president. "Each year,
guest
it
former
college
rOOmniate
In
Bronxvllle, N. Y., as the guest
Bobby Sessions, Ranny Ridgway, with t!>e growing population' of
Misa Doris Haight, of Ba1tlmore. of her 'broth", Mr. Nell C. Head,
Pete Campbell, Bobby Haworth, the county, It is becoming more
Mrs. samuel D. Clyde of and attended the wedding of her
difficult
to
select
only
the
number
Bill Morrison; Skipper Skoglund,
Leslie Korndoffer, an employee
Swarthmore
avenue, and her nephew, lIIIr. Neil W. Head.
Davis" Peck, ErIc Likums, Carl of chlldren which the present of the Philadelphia Electric comHally and Steve Delano. J1mmy camp can accommodate," Mr. pany's ffiectrlc Transmission and
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Patterson was honored as a Ten- Houtman said.
Distribution department, comderfoot Seout.
, Members of the Board .from pleted 30 years of Ift>rviee la9t
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The Inter-Patrol Contest tor the Swarthmore Include Robert· W. month. Mr. Korndoffer reSides on
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period trom January 1 to May 29 Bernhardt; PrInceton avenue, vice- So'JU(h Chester rolld.
was won by the Bat Patrol under president; Mrs. H. Lindley H. Peel,
the leadership of' Geor,e Garrett. Columbia avenue, chairman of reOver The10p
other members of 'the winning pa- Uglon; George W. Sweet, Garrett •
trol are Andy Jones, aWlallt pa. avenue, chairman of photograpby;
'l'IIe Delaware, County UDlt IJt
YOM' ,... att Af. f,.M fIN,
trol leader, 'Dwight'Slpler, patrol and Charles E. Fischer, Dickinson the AmeriCan CaJl
t~o/t .ad moth ., • . . -...
No ,I:rowding jlt ollr enlarged
sctlbe; Gordon Wyse, Dick Coles, avenue.
gone aver the top in the 195:rCanfHePrM
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KEith RlchUdaoll, JInuny RObin- Contributions to Camp Sunshin,e cer Crusade. George E. ElliJ, Jr.,
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~12
Do
....li.. $6.50
son, Bobby Huctglns, Don Scarbor- may be sent to lIIIrs. TlIonlas chalhnan of the Crusade, anough and'Bobby 'Haworth.
Cochrane, treasurer, 1200', Malli nontnced thtlt Delaware CoUllty
were
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Store Your
"'BIJGS
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street, Upland.
May 28. '
'lIIIrs. George A. Hunter and lIIIrs.
Dave Shute, Dave Mast, :!Uchard William' W. Rumford, of lIIIagUl
Turner, Stdney Johnson, John road, spent several days recentThumlan, 30seph Turner, Larry ly visiting lIIIrs. Hubert W. Henley,
Conly, Joe Moran and steve Peek. of strathmore, L. I.
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$Moo.
Tbia report represents oniy 90
-Mohawk Carpetlllg • Complete Stze Range. Oriental Kqa
1>"1'coot of those who worked. The
100 Park Ave., .Swarthmore, Pa.
.
remaining Crusaders will report.
p
SWarthmore 6-8000 _ Cr.earbrook 9-4646
as SOon as possible.
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COURTESY
PAYS
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PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPA'NY
on party-line
telephones, too
LET US HELP MAKE YOUJI CAR
RUN BEl liEl-LONGER
Right'Now Your Car Needs These
"Get Ready for Summer" Services
l-CHANGE TO SUMMER OIL
WInter oU Is too thin for warm,
weather. We drain I~d refill with
Summer tn>e Sunoeo OU.
2-CHANGE TO SUMMER GEAR
LUBRICANTS
Drain transm,men and rear renO
with Sunoco AU-purpose Gear Lubrloant-Bpeolally made to resist
high p......ure and heat.
3 CHASSIS LUBRICATION
Special Lubrlcanl used to help keep
oul squeaks and wear. Won'l' dry
6-CLEAN AND ADJUST SPARK
PLUGS
Dirty spark plugs can waste as much
as 1 onl of every 10 gallons "f
gasoline.
?-CLEAN AIR FILTER
Lets your engin.t breathe easterkeeps dirt oul of the carburetor.
8-DRAIN ANTI. FREEZE AND
FLUSH RADIATOR
CHECK HOSE CONNECTIOfiCS
-ADD RUST RESISTANCE
If yon have permanenl anti-keeze,
save ll'for neIl winter. BrIng your
own container.
'-CHECK-UP OF TIRES
out, won't wash Gut, won't squeeze
out! Helps improve gas mlleage.
4
CHECK OIL FILTER
cartridge and cheek for
leaks.
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S-IATTERY SERVICED
WInter ls eopeoIaJI7 toada on balterles. We cheek strength, Glean ter~l
Correct "Swlteh1nl"
Improves Ule
mBeqe. We oan abo have YOW tlrea
_ _Pet!, It needed.
mlna", add distilled water.
Chester Road and YIII. Avenue
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BURGLAR FENCE?
Barricading your home
agallllt burglars I. not
practical. Tbey would find
a way to get In. But It is
practical and inexpensive
\ to have lEtne Residence
and Outside Theft Insurance.
PETER E. TOLD
333 Darlmouth A.venue
S... 111iiiGI8 6-1250
SWIII1Itmore .·lU3 . "
YOu'LL' FIND IT EVEN BETTER THAN YOUVE ·HEARD!-..
It's been many, years since a new ear has
, caused as much talk 88 today's Chrysler
Steering.)
Imperial has done. What you may not
realize is how long it's been since a 'ear gave
80 many reasons for excited talk as this
does. ~ere is literally a. new leader of the
.- world's fine ears!
May we invite you to try out brakes
which require as little as one-third the usual
foot-pressure, and ati\l atop you in IiIaDY
feet less than other ears do? (Chrysler
Power Brakes.)
May we invite y"u to drive and test for
youmeif the best and mOst tuorth-owning
engiM ou the mad today? (Chrysler's'
magnificent new 180 H.P. FirePower V-8.)
May we invite you to sit on the most
comfortable seat cushionS, and enjoy the
fullest window vision you can find?
the moment? (Chrysler'a fuU-time Power
one
,
,
May we invite YOli to handle the easiestan4 tKS(eIIl" steering whedin u j 'e_ at;
THE BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY
Of PE nSHYU IA
'AU Lines 0/1...",._
'HANNUM & WAITE
l'BE CHRYSLER nwERIAL
6-PASSENGER
SEDAN
,
, .
helping Granny ott the
train, ,help to make life
happier.
Consideration for the
other fellow
. ,is the basis
of good party-line telephone service, too. If
you are always courteous on the telephone,
you're S!ll'e to find your
party-line neighbors
the same. ReptembeJ,o
the three R's of partyline courtesy - Relinquish the line as soon
as poi!Blole when ~u
hear others try to use
it; Replace the receiver
gently when you find
the line in use; Re8uIate
yo:ur ~ ~that others
may use the' line inbetWIIIeii.
Our Spring Car Saver Special Is Designed to' Help Get Rid of
"'Winter Drag" and Get Your C~r Completely Ready for Summer
,
May we~vite you to ride on the roughroed.-miracle of the OrilIow shock abjorOOm
which cmiy C~-built cars have?
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May we invite you to drWe a Cbryaler
Imperial • • • and learn for y"urself how
much you'd misS, and deeply regret, if you
bought another ear today without knowing
this one first?
We " • and Imperial by Chrysier ••• 11ft
at your service, any time.
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CHRYSLER
THE FINEST CAR
AMERICA. BAS lET PRODUCED
& WAITE
CIIIS1IR lOAD . . 'YAlE AYEIIJE, SWAR1'HMORE
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INTENTIONAL SECOND EXPOSURE
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Install Jr. D.A.R. Officers
Mrs. Thomas Henry Lee, State
Regent of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, installed the
new Junior officers of the D.A.R.
01 Delaware County for the com-
clifte of Strath Haven avenue will
serve as historian for llIe Jr.
D.A.R.
Previous to the meeting, Dr. and
Mrs. Weiland entertained Mrs. Lee
at dinner.
-----Mr. and Mrs. George M. Ewing
ing two years, at the home of Mrs.
Henry ,J. Weiland, Delaware of Columbia avenue entertalned at
County. regent, of South Chester a family dinner party for 10 on
road, Monday evening. Clalre Rin~ Sunday.
Harvard
Inn
Dinf1,. Room Open To PubUo
Alternate HI"ghway
Proposal Made
Council Grants Library
$750 Emergency
Tide-Over
Dr. John M. Pearson told Borough Council Monday night that
Gus Houtman, hired by Swarthmore and Sprlnglield to make an
independent 'survey seeking a
route to connect Chester's Industrial Highway and the State Turnpike, came up with a highway in
idley Creek Valley on May 28.
The plan follows Ridley Creek
from Chester to a spot past Sycamore MItIs, then cuts over a hill
east of Bishop Hollow road to
join the original location north of
Newtown Square. It is being submilted to Delaware County COmmissioners for recommendation as
an alternate to the earlier plan of
the County Planning commission
CATERING TO PERMANENT and TRANSmNT GUESTS
Harvard and Rulge.." Avenues
Phone Swarthmore 6·9'28
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house
heating
which ,ran between Swarthmore
and Springfield and was opposed
by many residenti: of bolli communities. Committee members
agreed llIe new location was satisfactorily remote from Swarthmore.
Pearson also' moved that two
chairs and a new desk for the
chief's office be ordered for the
police station to. replace badiy
worn pieces long In use and briog
the furnishings of that section of
the building in line with those
prevailing in the rest of the new
borough hall. The property COMmittee was empowered to arrive
at a plan for a counter and console to replace th~ present desk
accommodating radio and telephone equipment in the main
Mrs. A. M. Bosshardt will have
a Swiss Exhibit in the lounge of
the Woman's Clubo next Tuesday
afternoon, June 10, from noon to
6 p.m. ThE. display of imported
art crafts and gifts ~ill Include a
host of dolls In Swiss costume,
woodcarvings t music boxes and
ceramics.
Mrs. Bosshardt has brouglit the
exhibit' from the Soulli Jersey
State Fair near Camden where
she had it on display all last
week. A percentage of the proceeds from orders taken will be
gtven to the War-Orphan Village
in
Switzerland.
Cornell avenue will be raised for
a distance of approximately 250
Writers Club Luncheon
feet from Yale avenue. These proThe Writers Club of Delaware
jects and the construction of a County held its annual luncheon
lean-to carport to house the leaf- in Whittier House last Wednesday
loader, now under tarpaulin, will with 59 attending. The members
be done by borough workers. The from Swarthmore Included:
carport will be placed at the east
Mrs. Robert Coates, Mrs. Ellen
side of the shop building 9n Dart- VanS. Cleveland, Mrs. Bess Lane,
moutll avem,Te. Materials will cost Mrs. George Krenlkoff, Mabel Tal$88.
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ley, and Mrs. Oscar Gilcreest.
Paul M. Paulson's request for Guests were Florence ,Lucasse,
permission to build the second Mrs. Ella K. Boehmer and Mr.
story over his business on Park Coates.
avenue out flush with the lower
Grace Everest Yeaw, a member
story and adjoining bulldlng was of the Players Club of Swarthreferred to the public safety com- more, gave three readings.
mittee which was empowered to
act providing t.he application met •
with bulldlng code.
After lengthy discussion of tree
planting along newly developed
streets Borough Secretary Elliott
Richardson was directed to seek
the Tree Committee's recommendation on desirable varieties to
plant, secure an estimate and notify property owners that the Borough will have the trees planted
ir-'8 majority of owners so petition
Council.
Finished Honses to be Reported
Council granted Secretary Rich-
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cost of $12.
Frank: McCowan. finance chairman, moved that Council donate
$750 to the Public Library to tide
it over until new laxes begin to
be received in August. He. will
also meet with Library represen-
3-CHASSIS LUBRICATION
Special Lubricant nsed to help keep
out squeaks and wear. Won't dry
out, wontt wash out. won't squeeze
out! Helps improve gas mileage.
4-CHECK OIL FILTER
Inspecl cartridge and check for
leaks.
S-BAnERY SERVICED
Winter Is _claDy tough on batteries. We cheek strength, clean terminals, add distilled water.
Action on placing borough employees under ~ocial Security was
postponed until reaction of police
to the idea can be secured; also
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present police pension plan. Couneil's opinion is that availiilg themselves of the old-age and survivor
miles
an
hour
and
numerous security possible for worker as
on party-line
telephones, too
The monthly report of Dogcatcher Blair Davis revealed a
total of seven dogs caught. one
destroyed and $8 collected iii fines.
6-CLEAN AND ADJUST SPARK
PLUGS
Dirty spark plugs can waste as much
as lout of every 10 gallons af
gasoline.
7-CLEAN AIR FILTER
Lets your engine breathe easlerkeeps dirt oul of the carburetor.
B-DRAIN ANTI. FREEZE AND
FLUSH RADIATOR
CHECK HOSE CONNECTIO",S
-ADD RUST RESISTANCE
If you have permanent anti-freeze,
save It for next winter. Bring your
own container.
BURGLAR FENCE?
Barricading your home
against burglars is not
practical. They would find
a way to get in. But it is
practical and inexpensive
,to have lEtna Residence
and OutBide Theft Inlurance.
9-CHECK·UP OF TIRES
Correct "Swltehing" Improves the
mileage. We can also have your tires
recapped, H needed.
PETER E. TOLD
THE BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA
A.U Lines oj Insurance
333 Dattmouth Avenue
Swarthmore 6·1250
S..arthrnore 6-1833
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It's been many years since a new ClIIr has
, caused as much talk as today's Chrysler
Imperial has done. What you may not
realize is how long it's been since a car gave
80 many reasons for excited talk 8S this one
does. Here is literally a new leader of the
world's fine cars!
May we invite you to drive and test for
yourself the best and most tIJOrth-owning
engine On the road today? (ChrysJer's'
magnificent new 180 H.P. FirePower V.a.)
May we invite you to handle the easiest·
and safest steering wheel in exiatence at
.
and
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YOu'LL FIND IT EVEN BETTER THAN YOu'VE HEARD! .•
Consideration for the
other fellow is the basis
of good party-line telephone service, too. If
you are always courteous on the telephone,
you're sure to find your
party-line neighbors
the same. Remember
the three R's of partyline courtesy - Relinquish the line as soon
as possible when you
hear others try to use
it; Replace the receiver
gently when you find
the line in use; ReguJate
your calls so that others
may use the 'line inbetween.
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l1IE CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 6-PASSENGER SEDAN
Little courtesies, like
helping Granny off the
train, help to make life
happier.
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COURTESY
PAYS
the effect of such a step on the
speed limit on the street. Mrs. benefits of Federal Social SecurLee claimed cars traveling at 45 ity would be providing the best
HANNUM & WAITE
Chester Road and Yale Avenue
"'\4'6~t1 Clean
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penses paid.
Right'Now Your Car Needs These
"Get Ready for Summer" Services
Drain transmissiun and rear refill
wllh Sunoco All-purpose Gear Lubrlca.nl--
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vention of Boroughs in Pittsburgh
on June nt; 20t 21 with $75 ex-
Our Spring Car Saver Special Is Designed to Help Get Rid of
"Winter Drag" and Get Your Car Completely Ready for Summer
2-CHANGE TO SUMMER GEAR
LUBRICANTS
granddaughter Virginia Clyde
Francis, of Shrewsbury, N. J.,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lange, at flew to London where they plan
Boy Scout Troop 2 of SwarthCitizens and organizations In
Cedar lane, spent four days at to spend a month touring England,
more held its Spring Court ot
Hot
Springs, Va., attending the Scotland and Ireland. .
Honor in McCallan Hall of the Delaware Counly are being asked
annual meeting of the American
Presbyterian Church at 8 p.m. to sponsor a three weeks' stay at
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Fonnan of
Coal
Sales AsSOciation. Mr. Lange
Wednesday, June 4. At that time Camp Sunshine, Delaware CounUniversity
pia c e , entertained
spent 'Memorial Day week-end
all Scouts who had advanced in
as
their
house
guest last week
ty·s Children's Camp, tor 156 chilin Kansas City, Mo., with his
Scouting rank slnee February
Mrs.
John
Wollwage
of Appleton,
brallier, Mr. Stanley Lange, a
were honored by their parents and dren in the county who, for reaWis.
sons of health or economic or SoScout leaders.
former Swarthmore resident.
cial
conditions,
would
not
otherMrs. A. M. Bosshardt has moved
Receiving the rank of First
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hertel, of
wise
have
an
opportunity
to
live
from
313 Park avenue to 224 Park
Class Scout were Bob Warden and
SWarthmore avenue, Rutledge, re..
for
a
while
in
the
country
under
avenue.
Mrs. Bosshardt recentiy
Andy Roxby, who also received
turned On the Queen of Bennuda
health
and
recreation
supervision
gave
a
Swiss program for the
Troop Leaders Warrants.
from a two-week holiday In Berthis summer.
monthly luncheon-meeting of the
Honored as Second Class Scouts
muda.
Philadelphia
Mother's Club at
The
appeal
Is
stronger
than
ever
werll Frank Andrew, Dwight SipMrs. Elizabeth H. Hilliard, of Gimbel's William Penn Room.
this
year
inasmuch
as
the
board
of
ler, Keith Richardson, FrItzie JusElm avenue, is entertaining as her Mrs. Morris Potts of Yale avenue
sen, Gordon Wyse, Jimmy Robin- directors of the camp are expand-'
house guest for several weeks was program chaIrman.
son, Noel Turner, Joe Gibson. Ing the program to admit half
Miss
Eisbeth NiCOll, of Windsor,
Mrs. Pierre Decrouez of Ogden
George Ellls, Bob Hudgins, DIck again as many children as in preEngland.
vious
years.
Such
an
increase
is
a
avenue,
with hd'r son Pierre, and
Coles, Dick Brandt, George BrodMiss Betsy Hunter, of Magill nephew James Head, a sophomore
necessity,
according
to
Gus
D.
head, DIck Gurln, Dan Jackson,
road, entertained as her week-end at the college, spent the week-end
Andy Jones, Don Scarborough, Houtman, president. "Each year,
guest a former college roommate In Bronxville, N. Y., as the guest
Bobby Sessions, Ranny Ridgway, with the growing population of
Miss Doris Haight, of Baltimore. of her brother Mr. Neil C. Head,
Pete Campbell, Bobby Haworth, the county. it is becoming more
Mrs. Samuel D. Clyde of
Bill Morrison; Skipper Skoglund, difficult to select only the number
Leslie Korndofter. an employee Swartlunore avenue, and her and attended the wedding of her
nephew, Mr. Neil W. Head.
Davis Peck, Eric Likums, Carl of children which the present of the Philadelphia Electric Comcamp
can
accommodate,"
Mr.
Hally and Steve Delano. Jimmy
pany's Electric TransmiSSion and
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Patterson was honored as a Ten- Houtman said.
Distribution department, comderfoot Scout.
Members of the Board from pleted 30 years of ,,;,rvice last
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The Inter-Patrol Contest for the Swarthmore Include Robert' W. month. Mr. Korndoffer resides On
period from January 1 to May 29 Bernhardt, Princeton avenue, vice- South Chester rOlld.
was WOn by the Bat Patrol under president; Mrs. H. Lindley H. Peel,
the leadership of George Garrett. Columbia avenue. chairman of reOver The Top
other members of the wfnning pa- ligion; George W. Sweet, Garrett
trol are Andy Jones, assistant pa- avenue. chairman of photography;
The Delaware County Unit of
Your rug. It. Ar. fr6rw ,"I
trol leader, Dwight Sipler, patrol and Charles E. Fischer, Dickinson 1lIi; American Cancer Society has
fh.ft and moth at
scribe; Gordon Wyse, Dick Coles, avenue.
No crowding in ollr enlarged
gone over the top in the 1952 Canfir.proof
storage bin.. .
Keith Richardson, Jimmy RobinContributions to Camp Sunshine cer Crusade. George E. Ellls, Jr.,
sal), Bobby Hudgins, Don Scarbor- may be sent to Mrs. Thomas chairman of the Crusade, ancr•• ni"ng: 9x12 Domestic, $6.50
ough and Bobby Haworth.
Cochrane, treasurer, 1200 Maih nounced that Delaware County
The followfng boys joined Troop street, Upland.
2 after visiting the regular meeting
May 28.
Mrs. George A. Hunter and Mrs.
Dave Shute, Dave Mast, Richard William W. Rumford. of Magill $3,400.
This report represents onlY 90
Mohawk Carpellng • Complete Size Range • Oriental RullS
Turner, Sidney Johnson, John road, spent several days recentpercent of those who worked. The
100 Park Ave., Swarthmore, Pa.
.
Thumlan, Joseph Turner, Larry ly visiting Mrs. Hubert W. Henley,
SWarthmore 6-8000-CLearbrook 9-4646
remaining Crusaders will report ..' _ _
Conly, Joe Moran and Steve Peck. of Strathmore, L. I.
as SOOn as possible.
• BUll with CONFIDENCE • •• bUll at PAULSON'S
NEWS NOTES
talives when new Boro\1gh and Mr. Richardson to attend the ConLibrary budgets are drawn next
November to see' whether an increase of $1400 in the latter" to
provide an assistant librarian is
still considered necessary and a
consequent tax millage increase
required.
Mrs. Randolph Lee of 409 Haverford place delivered a petition
signed by 45 residents of that
street. seeking a 25 mile per hour
LET US HELP MAKE YOUJI CAR
RUN BETTER - LONGER
weather. We drain it--and refill with
Summer type Sunoco 011.
30 Years of Service
an effort to have new taxables
bearing income as soon as pos-:
sible. The Borough also authorized
efficient amployees.
is too thin for warm
TROOP TWO HOLDS
:amp Sunshine Campaigns
COURT OF HONOR
For Operating Funds
Page 7
trict for such service. The move is
enabling it to employ and attract
on
THE SWAR1DMOREAN
each new home constructed in
Swarthmore, and authQrized his
remuneration by the School Dis-
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Winter
JIIIle 6, 1952
SWISS EXHIBIT TUESDAY
trucks are menacing the street's
50 children, of whom haH are under five years of age. Council
asked the 'Burgess to have police
check traffic periodically, especially during the hours from 8 to 9:30
·a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. when M~s.
Lee said the condition was at Its
worst.
It was decided to set the curb
in front of new Borough Hall
back four feet from the present
line,. making it conform to that of
the former hall site and securing
space for diagonal parking as far
as the Methodist Church. The low
brick gutter on the east side of
receptacle was ordered installed a School Board request to supply
in the floor of the police locker the School District with date of
room for CWil Defense use at a completion and name of owner of
PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY
l-CHANGE TO SUMMER OIL
6, 1952
room of ·the station. A telephone ardson permission to comply with
Gone are the cares of tramping
downstaIrs, tending the heater,
ordering and storing fuel. An auto- .
malic gas house heater requires so
little attention that it almost takes
care of itself. Once the thermostat
is set, you get the same uniform
warmth you desire regardless of
outside temperatures. Select the
automatic gas house heater you
like at your plumber's, dealer's, or
at any Philadelphia Electric sub-.
urban store.
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THE SWAJlTlDlQ8EAN
Page 6
the moment? (Chrysler's full-time Power
Steering.)
May we Invite you to try out brakes
which require as little as one-third the usual
foot-pressure, and still stop you in many
feet less than other cars do? (Chrysler
Power Brakes.)
May we invite you to sit on the most
comfortable seat cushionS, and enjoy the
fullest window vision you can find?
May we invite you to ride on the roughroad miracle of the Ori1Iow shock absorbers
which only Chrysler-bullt cars have?
May we invite you to drkJe 8 Chrysler
Imperial . . • and learn for yourself how
much you'd miss, and deeply regret, if you
bought another car today without knowing
this one first?
We .•. and Imperial by Chrysler ••• are
at your service, any time.
CHRYSLER
THE FINEST CAR
AMERICA BAS YET PRODUCED
HANNUM & WAITE
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OiISTER ROAD CHId 'YAlE AVENUE, SWARTHMORE
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TIlE SWAR'DIMOllEAN-·
Page 8
NEWS NOTES
IN MEMORIALDAY PLAY-Off
Receives
SCOtt FDUndat·Ion p.nze
:,d~OVa:~:r~ !~G: Nat'l Council
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Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sh';y, Jr., of Clul>, WCU, the Chicago Club,
Walnut lane, .Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maroon Key, and Konosloni. A
Pitls, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1948 graduate a f Swarthmore
High School, he Is a member of A
Chapman of Sprlnglleld, enter- Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
war'd to G arden CI ub s
~ed a.1 open house at the Shay Mary Margaret Marsh, daughter To be Issued at College
home In honor of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Marsh, of
Graduation June 9
Pat Hobson and Mr. and Mrs. Columbia avenue, received her
Bruce Valentine, of Media, who A. B. degree at Duke Univeralty's
The Arthur Hoyt Scott Gold
IS IN THI
Exercises
on Medal and a prize of $1,000 have
will be transferred 500n by the Commencement
American Viscose Corporation 10 Monday.
been awarded 10 the National
Decatur, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. HenrY L Hoot, of Council'of State Garden Clubs 'It
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Mr. and .Mrs. George W. Sweet, Lafayette avenue, entertalned at was announced loday by John W.
of Garrett avenue, entertalned as a family party recently In honor Nason, president of Swarthmore
their house guests for 10 days of the seventy-tlfth blrlhday an- Coilege arid chilirman of Arthur
their daughter, Mrs. George F. niversary of Mrs. Hoot's mother, Hoyt Pr/zeselection committee.
Wilkins,. and daughter, Dotty, of Mrs. W. S. FrIcke, of Nerberth.
For the first tlrue slnce its esWendell, Idaho. They motored This was followed by a surprise tabllshment in 1929 by Owen
Boaele•• RoDed Cbuok Ro••t
• "ISeast with the Rev. and Mrs. Ger- kitchen shower for MIss Helen Moon, Jr., brother-in-law of Mr.
ald Case, also of Wendell, who at- Hoot who will be an Oclober Scott, in whose honor the Scott
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tended the General Assembly of bride. •
Foundation Is named, the prize
the Presbyterian Church, U. S. A.
Dr. and Mrs. E. Arthur WhItney and the· medal have been awarded
8Uoed Ba_
• 4. .
Dr. and Mrs. Donald L. Hlb- of Elwyn, entertalned informally 10 an organization instead of an
Me.t)' 81DOked POl"k Bocks
bard, Dr. E. Fay Campbell, and at a bulJet supper on May 25 in individual.
a;...... a~
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8.lad
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Dr. Cht>rles A. Anderson, of honor of their niece, MIss Leta
The National Council Is made
Pea_be. Ia Celatia.
Swarthmore atlended the General Eleanor Porter, 0 f Lancaster, up of the garden clubs of 42 state
Assembly of the Presbyterian whose marriage 10 Mr. Robert federations with more than 300,... ua....c.t
Church, U.S A .. which convened in Thorbahn,' of Sw.Irlhmore, will 000 memb.... in 8,000 clubs
New York C,ty· from May 22 take place this evening in Lancas- throughout the - country. The
through M;ay 27. Mrs. Anderson ter.
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Councll has been active in the
joined the group FrIday.
Donald Fetherolf, of Columbia conservation of natural resources
Neck or Shank La..,b
I.~ I Rib Lamb .Chops
'"91.
James Horsey, ,fol"Dle\:ly of avenue, arrived hom'e fr01ll 'lncluding salls, forests, wild flow- • _ _~---::::::-:;;;;:;-,
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Swarthmore, has been awarded a Dartmouth 'College last Tues- er andbircllife, in teaching better , HII'.......st..........
.Quallty ·S.GlOO"".
George W. Cobb Fellowship at day;·OnJ.une 7 he wnlleave by planting and d~gning at the
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Colgate University. The son of plane for Van Nurs,·CBlIf., where small home garden and the use of
~mii. lft1Illlll ""tit
Mr. and Mrs. RoyM. Horsey, 1242 he will SPCl1d. the SUJDtner work- better plant materiel, and in the
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Lake Shore drive, Chicago, Jim Is ing for' his uncle,· Mr. Ralph H.development at junior garden
tit 17,
vice-president of-his junior class, Markham, in the advertising de- ·clubs and encouragement of the
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leader of the Colgate ThIrteen,' partment of the Van NIIY.S News. teaching of nature courses in
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alit the purposes of the award. \
Mrs. G. C. Spillers at Tulsa 011;- I
lahoma, president of the National
Councll, will receive the award
.and, the prize money at the College Commencement Jime 9.
Among the members at the
committee ·whlch participated in
the selection were Mr. Nason,
chairman; Robert Reed, Editor.
"Country Gentlemen"; Mrs. James
Bush-Brown, Director of the
School of Horticulture, Ambler,
and John C. Wister, Director of
the Scott Foundation.
407 DARTMOUTH AVENUE
BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER
CLOSED EVERY SUNDAY
OPEN 7 A. M. 10 7:30 P. M.
Monday Thi-u Saturday
DAilY DINNERS 90e to $1.65
Special Children's Platters
CELIA SHOE SHOP
Mrs. Pierre Decrouez, of Ogden·
avenue. entertained at a neigh-
PARK AVENUE
will be closed Saturday 12 o'clock
noon-beginning June 21 through
July and August.
borhood tea last week in honor
of . Mrs. Stanley Wlnde, who Is
moving from SwarWmore to Wilmington this Monddy.
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine L. Fine,
of Swarthmore avenue, w ere.
the guests over Decoration Day
week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Skadden, of East· Williston,
N. Y.
(lieasant
surroundings
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Tops Iced or Hot
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Orange P.koe
TEA
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. Tea Bags P~. 43c: ~~ Ilc
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Coolde Sale
Wheat 'l'Idu
CiN:ooat Ban
V.nilla Wafen
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.9dm/1I••" Wbole 8weet p~toesoq,:;!..a..
A girl appreciates having a little luck when looking for a
job. A greet many girIB and their parents-feel downright fortunate in finding an employer ~ the Telephone
Company. For they discover that everything this u5_leaf
clover" says is true.
No Better Bread Value
BREAD
We have a number of openings right now, for girls who
can qualify. If you're interested, why not atop In todayor in the near future-at one of tha offices .listed below.
A~yw"e...
Enriched
SUPREME
..,...
6919 Ludlow Sheet, Upper Darby, Pa.
,
1631 Arch S......t, Philadelphia, Pa.
r'Giria wIIo In pia",. ,... """'a•• wwi"
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CLASSIFIED ADS
ACME MARKET, Ch~ter Rd., Swarthmore
Open Thursday and Friday to 9 P. M..Open Saturday 'tll 6 P. M.
sw..... _re
,
GEORGKF. CUIJ.JS
C......, Me.orlal.
31125 EDGMONT AVENUE·
CHESTER 3-9201
WALTER M. MAGEE.
Sal... MlIn,,*er
SWarfJunore 8-3880
STENOGItAPHIC &
TYPING SERVICE
Lalal .a,... -
Charles 1:. fiscl1er
PERSONAL·
,
WANTED
~, . ~;;.';;:;--;;---7'-,.---;-However, Townahlp rallied 10 PERSONAL-Lawn cutting-have W~D-Boy to mow lawn.
[
reverse the iliaci by ScortDg two 'your grass clit while on vaca- . j!~!jrthin.ore .6-~11i.4.
tlon-Lmedlum sjzed and large WANTED - Reliable. practical
BUILDER
more runS oil three hits. Swarth- ~wns, Swarthmo~e !I~71I1/1. ' . . . nurse. Ml1l't be good cook.
more faned to raIiY in the seventh PERSONAL. _ CHAIR _ .OAN- S,warihmort.. 8':'711«1.
.
and as a result went down 10 il 4ING-6 rents Per hQle.~p..~- wKFhii5:::Colleg,; girl, 19. plari~
3 defeat; Tommy. Holfuetlj "(lio was InC, Refinishing. Harjler,:523E. 7th . liihll ~lemehtatY teaching, job
lis mother's helper In July with varelieved for the ,last. 2. IIlllings by Si. rear Chester 4~2310. . .
Ernie Peters; emerg~ the win- PEit;:,uN,
,'. '"."
... '. AL'
.
•. ~''"~.~ E·'11)... ' l>a1>le.
C~tiOnin..Box
g fami.
Ca.- G·
. race .~w.,.
E. ly;
TheExperienc:ed.
Swarthmorean.
ning pitcher; Bill Zlegenfus was
ployment Agency. LICenSed and WANTED
C 11
• tru· t
. .. 0 ege 1DS cor,
charg..t with tite 10... For tite Bonded. Domestic _ parl-tlm&'-...
or full-time. Practi~al
Wife and .I/lfant, .deslre unfur~
lotals, Township scored four runs workers.
nurses. Hauling. Phone Swarth- nish~.apartment or small. . ..
:00. elght hits· while Swarthmore more 11-50i9.
. in Swarthmore. Occupancy now or 'T.I• .f &eneratr.n
.
Moderate rent.
scored three ha.~g oilly four hits.
I HORAClfA.
PERsONAL-Excluslv~ service-'--,
alteration and dressmaking.. Fit•.
REEVES
Mr. and Mrs. John B .. Maer!.:er tlngs hI yoW- home and delivered.
Call VirgInia, Washburn 8-2855.· Music Camp,
and sons, Johnny and Ricky,
l.lld1lg ConstracHol
move June
from Grace Park PERSONAL-Maine vacation for or Ann Arbor
10 their newly-purchased home at
. Residential
• PalntlJllgl
baby sltter-spend· a week in 23. Will be willing to share drlv~
log
and
expenses.
Call
Swarthmore
. 1254 PrOVidence rmid, Secane.
Maine at modern large. summer
Commercial •
home on lake, adjacent \V:!lite Mts. 6-0173.
• Alterations
. E8TATE NOTICE
-dIshwasher, Bendix. boats, can- WANTED-We will buy at best
J!BTATI!I or . .mANlIIrrrB M. COL- oes. Transporta:.tion up an"!! b!.ckprices, old china, cut glass, fur17'h soath Chester Road
LINIi!. deceued, late of Bwarthmc>
Swarthmore 6·3450
_te have bl!en granted to PaUl p. Look after four children, ages 2 to pointment. All business ~or~f!dlen:: I
COll1na and Helen O. _ _ who
Parents to drive and be 100 lial, Colonial Cupboard. No. 5
request aU persona having claims or mil~s away Monday 10 Friday. Phlladelpl1ia Pike. Wilmington, ...
dema.nd. against the EBtate of the Pholle Swarthmore 6-4146.
Del. _-==_-, _-;--::;-,_-:--;-.
d~ent to make' known the same,
- ~
.7
RESIDENTIAL AND
and all peraona Indebted to the de- PERSONAL - Electrical wiring, WANTED - Hi ~h School girl to
ceder.t to make pafJllOnt without denew and old, residential and
help with children
shore
COMMERCIAL
lay to the oaId peloons at 909 lit. commercial. done In· compliance fnr the summer. Call S"l8rlthnl0r,e I
CONSTJt.UCTION
Ho1l'oke l'lacd. Swarthm....e. Penn- with F1I'e Underwriters Specltlca- 6-4254.
,
~~uielr A~.1.
..
tiona, ··Sales and· SerVic'iiOD"eleC' WANTED-To'buy 'child's bicycle,
Alterations
NORIIIAN BNYDBR, BIq.
Water Heaters, Ranges, W.ashers,
size 20". Call, Swarthmore 6504 :Market street
Dryers, Pumps, Fans. Cleaners 3665
P.R.R. Freight Bldg.
OII=_=='=Pa=':;::::::::=::::::=8:-2:3:-=~t~ H.
andHausen,
small appliances.
ErIch
~ANTE::;";;;;;=-;;T=::-;b=d;:::=:-:=::'-t
SW 6-2850,Call:
Corner
of W
D-"fIo
e room aparSwarthmore, Po.
Par.k and Michigan avenues.
I ment--furnls~ed or unfurnIshed
ROOFs
. GU'ITERS
~==:::..::=====::;.;::-..,.- bv young famlJY:-2 small
REPAIRED & nJS'T[~I.I.ED PERSONAL-I want 10 buy your dren. around Jllne 23. Swarthmore
J. F. BLACKMAN"
~."
"'_._.old dolls and buttons. Very good 6-3241.
,,
WARM-AIR HEA'l1NG
prices paid. No dealer please. Re- WANTEn=HousekeeDer 10 live in
sw 6-8816
Furnace8 Vacuum Cleaned ply Box B, The Swarthmoreen.
and take care of children. RefGEORGE MYERS
PERSONAL-Old Books and Li" erences required. Can evenlngs,I~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Box 4IJ.Swarthmore 6-0740
braries bought-<:all after 7- between 8 and 9, Swarthmore .6-11
Ella's Book Shop, Media 6-4737. .;,50,;:8;:;8;;.=~-;;:-..:,;::=--.::-=-;=:
PERSONAL - An Avon Sales WANTED-Part-tim:> hell?' MonManager will be In Swarthmore
day to FrIday. 3 0 clock to 7:30.
PETER E. TOLD
In the near future to appoint $15 and carfare..Swarthmore 6women who have spare. time and :.04::1rI:.:.;..'_ _
Ail Llnel of Insurance
Custom Fitted Slip Covers
a desire 10 earn real money. For
FOR SALE
Reasonable Prices
333 Dartinon!h Avenue
interview, write to Mrs. Marjorie ;F;;;O:;:R;-;;S"AI.E--'=;-:'~H;=:0=u=se:=;;:32n.3"--
Springs
Swa.... more. Pa.
Ivins, Box 464, West Chester, Pa.
Call Lawhorne,
Swarthmore 6-1.833
$1 0,t.R
o,eUp.hol,stet"e4
PERSONAL - Radios, television
Chair
lbd.
!
...""t.
rn... - .........•
.mele.' ..tid aee.rate
i.m"
c .....et
.r
H.'rI1 1 -
RUPACA. 'Me.
TII.'lrio~."
Min s"'''.e,
SW 601UI
M.fa.,
""Ie
will
13
10.
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OIL DEIlT
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DEVINE· rAXI SERVICE
·Swarthmore, I'~
other electrical appliances repaired.
Prompt service.
Robert
Brooks. Swarthmore 6-1~48.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Attractive apartment
-6 rooms, 2 baths-living room
with flreplace-all electric kitchen
~=====:;;:=====~I
$100 per month. Media 6-2997,
r
evenings.
FOR RENT-Room for' gentleman
CUNNINGHAM
-,near transportation and tearooms. 112 Rutgers avenue. Call
.
Since 1905
Painters & Paper Hangers Swarthmore 6-3889.
We should know how
room, We bath with shower,
RENT-Living-room,
bedfor refined
gentleman. Phone
swa. 6.2266 Michigan Ave. FOR
Swarthmore 6-0478.·
FOR" RENT-Corner room on secswa........ 6.1448
ond fioor-sultable for one or
two. Near both bus lines and vil"
WILLIAM BROOKS
lage. Swarthmore 6-2194.
Ashes & Rubbish Removed FOR RENT-Attractive furnished
Lawns Mowed, General
apartment for July. Please call
Swarthmore 6-5620.
Hawling
,
236 HarcJIDg Ave., Monon, I'a. FOR RENT - Erskine cottage,
•
Avalon, June 14-June 28. part
or all time. Media 6-2693.
FOR RENT-East Alstead, N. H.between Keene' and Bellows
Falls,
cottage with
wide Vt.-beautlful
porches overlooking
lake
'per ton
and WhIte Mountains - 4 bedrooms. Studio apartment in bl\I'D.
Bath-eleclric refrigeralor. SeI. lCIItsol two or
cluded. Accessible, $400 tor season.
mare .... of Nd
Reply ~ox G, The Swarthmorean.
or
"e ....~
FOR
RENT-Year"s
6-room
furnished lease-lovely
house-Rose
Slb.GO
s..
11te Ben Telephone Company at Pennsylvania
•
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-COAL
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Climbing the Korean hills Is a
The Regional Writers Conferchore deSpised by most American
red b
Dela
soldiers but 1st Lt WUlIam Arch- ettcc SPODlO
Y
ware
bold of Swarthm~re does it for County writers' groups, will get
'.
' .
.
und~ay next week at the Bellefun-and money.
vue-Stratforci Hotel.
A fo~er lacrosse star at SyraClasaes in all phases. of the writcuse Uruverslty, he Is in perfect Ing field have been arranged by
physical condition and uses the u_ 0
J Gil
t f S ......
hill climbing as exercise. In addl- ....". scar •. crees a
w,.,. ~tI
. h often wlhs bets
th more, chairman of workshops, fo~'
on, e
on
e Thursday and FrIday, June 12 and
length of time It will require him 18. Registration may still be made
FATHER'S DAY
loN~elnaMcedilf?'alb. C m
f th by writing Walter M. Brelsh, Reg0IItit sad OInt.
Leoi.Uler ~-,p_" ~
ow
c
0
pany
0
e
Istrar,
'22'3
N.
ThIrd
St.,
Philadel23rd Infan- Re . . ent, 2d Dlvi~
1 _ 'orbit! omoe
~J . ~
.-.
phis 5.
slon. Lt Archbold IS the son at
Robert Curry, producer at MEDIA OmCE SUPPlY CO.
Mrs. S. B. Brewster, of Swarth- VlCAU, and pQIl Love, writer, It S. OLIYI ST.
MOl" IoIUt
mbre avenue.
have been' added 10 the Thursday li~~~~~~~~~~:;:~~
Mr. and Mrs.. Thomas·.
A Brad- evening program featuring radio
JOSEPH ZlZZA
shaw, of Benjamin West avenue, and televiSion requirements in
CIMINT WORK
have returned tram a two-week scrlp1s.
S_1aIbInc
bI
motor trip 10 Sea Island, Georgia. . The conferimce will be preced..AYEMINTS, STEPS _
En route there. they viSited·ed by a banquet Wednesday eve29 lIIJ'riIe Ave., Monon, I'a.
CoL and Mrs. Jame!i F. Pinkney, niDg at wl)lch Mrs. Elizabeth Grav I
SwarthEaore 8-2785
of Alexandria, Va., over a week- vbiing, author of "Window
end.
the Crown PrInce:' will speak.
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_ _ _ __
VAN .ALA·N .ROS. . Valley. Call Media 8-1542.
.
RIDLEY 'Aill[
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.
FOR· RENT-Furnished house, •
bedrooms, 2 baths. Garage.
Large garden. Summer mon1hB.
.M'....",..,"""'''"''''....M .I~ Swutbmore 8-7989.
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IHOM SEREMBA
-
25 Years E.perleace -
Referen""" in
sad Vielnity
lArge Se\eeUon of _Ufol
Serving Swarthmore, Marlon
Rutledge and Ridley Townshit:
.
since 1918
sw.rth18ore 6-0444
Oreea Pea.
FRYING CHICKENS
.
In the. Memorial Day play-off
for the League championship,
Swarthmore faced Ridley ToWJlship on the College diamond. The
game was 'scoreless 'until the last
half of the foUrth· InnIng, Town·hi , Di k· C· wf d·· h WlIB
BPS
c
ra or, w a
two for two, alammed a double out
Jnto center field 10 start the fireworks. CraWford went to third on
a pai.Ssed ball and the batter walk.. d BCOred on an error
ed . Cra "'~
w.or
by the third baseman while Chant
Flzzano moved to third. FUzailo
then scored on an error by the
catcher. .
The Garnet bounced back in the~
sixth to capture the lead.Charlle
Grier walked and went 10 third on
an error by the second baseman
whlle lim Hoot got bn base by a
flelder'sehoice. H9Qt took second.
Then C.lptAin &1, AImim laid
down II Wiii iilloWing !:loth' ttm~
ners 10 score.· Thompson slngied
through second movlng AllIson 10
thrrd. Alllson crossed tite plate on
an errorr givfilg Swarthmore a 8-2
"'-',
wm- a ulkner, of union at WUlIam and Mr. and Mrs. E . J . ..
J
Dicldnson avenue,. entertaIned
lamsburg, Va., Saturday.
thelr week-end guests, Mrs. Edwin '·._ _iii_iiiiiiii_iiiii;__i;i
WeeSner and Mr. Murrell Wees-'
ner, of Morristown, .Tenn. The
P~TER oi NICOLA
wedding of MIss Joan Faulkner
and Mr. Weesner has been anDrlyeway COlllncflo.
nounced for June 21.
Mrs. Morris L. HicQ, Of College
. Asphalt or COlcrete
avenue, will attend her college reCellar Wan• •~Plaste...d
Wins Bets on HOI Climbing
M. S. TAKES SECOND PLACE:
Fabrics
Estimates gladly given free
Phone Chester 4-4297
top.
6-
:~~~~~i~~~~~;1
DAY and NIGHT
OIL BURNER
SERVICE
MONDAY TJIItU SATURDAY
NOON
SW 6-4041
Sl1NDAYS and HOLIDAYS
SW 6-0740
COAL
FIREPLACE WOOD
J.A.GREEN
,
1 SOUTH PRINCETON A VEN1lB
BAIRD and BIRD
Real Estate -Insurance
Proper'y Manage~ru
Lafayette Ave. Opposite
Borough Hall
,
,
.
Swarthmore 6-0108
son 125
condition. Low
lnson avenue or
6-0142.
~FO~RESA~T~'E!;~4~~~~=:
~~~~~:
::
Real Estate - Insurance
;Mortgages
EDWARD L. NOYEs & CO.
. IS S01JTll (JIIILSiB& ROAD
SWARTHMORE 6-OUI
CHARLES R. RUSSELL •
JAMES C. TAYLOR
School Building .
Advisors Named
,
Exercise at College
Elementary School.
. College to Give Three
. HonQrary Degrees June 9 to Graduate 182
Tentative Enrollment Plans
To Present Pupil.
• On Sunday, 'June' 8 Charles
IzumI, teacher of plano, '!"ill pre- .
sent . at his home on Benjamin
West avenue the first in a series of
two recltal8. The second will folIowan June 15 at the clubhouse
of the SwartbmoreWo~an's Club.
Both programs will begin at 7:00
(Con'tInu ed from Page 1)
(Continued/
from Page
1)
.
Malin attended the University. of en Clark, Rose Valley, BA In Enggroups which has been In opera- Pennsylvarua''s Wharton "-hool,
LI
tur La
W Fred
tlon
this
year.
Because
of
the
lack
"..
lIsh tera e: urence,
Smith Reeleded Solicitor
of another class room there must the Union TheolOgical Semlnary ricks, Harvard avenue, BA In
By Board VVednesday be
one combined group of 20 sec- and Columbia University. He was Mathematics: Charles Hankins,
and and third 'grade children at a member of Swarthmore College's Howard avenue, BA In Economies.
Night
College Avenue.'
depsrlment of Economics from
George Hay, "Harvard avenue,
John W. Snape of Swarthmore
A' lay committee named to
There will be two fourth grade 1930 to 1950, ;,:e~ he left to ~e BA In Economics with Honors: was named to Chimera, ;junior
study Swarthmore's school bulldd t
fifth "" des at up hIs presen ut es as execu ve Paul Hummer, Rutgers avepue, honor societY., at Hobart College's
Ing' needs was 'announced to groups an . wo
... a
director of the American Clvll
I M h I IE'
ring'
College Avenue where two addi-' .
BS n
ec an ca
ngInee
'annual moving-up day ceremonies
School Board Wednesday evening
In th high LIberties Union.
Philip. Price, Moylan, BA In Eng- last weekend.
by Dr. Samuel T. Carpenter, prop- tlonal classrooms
e
From 1936-38, he was vice-.
.
,
• Suza
.
erty chairman of the Board. The school building ate to be ·made chairman of the American Frlends:!"h LI~at~, H Mrs. d ven':,e
Snape, son of Mr. and Mrs~
committee, which will report Its available. Two sixth grade groups Service Committee. From 1940 to ;;m::: ~ti.h' LI":~ a with Roy Snape of lIarvard :en::re H
rec'ommendatl'ons at the end of will continue as at present, one In 19'7 h
I
fr
g..
ra ure
also serve as a mem r
0each building
,
e was on eave
om High Honors: He~ Rueger, Har- bart's board of control next year.
the summer, now includes besides
.
Swarthmore College serving In vard avenue, BS m Mechanical 'He Is. a member of Sigma Phi traDr.
Carpenter
as ,chaIrman,
The proposed plan presents a such positions as American d1rec- Engineering.
temlty and the varsity lacrosse
Charles' H. Topping, Edmund problem to people llving on Dart- tor of th~ International MIgraSuzanne Slaugh, Elm avenue,
.'
Jones, Mrs. Peter B. Coste, Mrs. mouth, Columbia, Amherst, Lat- tlon Se';'lce, price executive of BA In English Literature: Mrs. I ;:;te;;;am;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,
Earle Edwards, Jr., David McCa- ayette, Harvard;' Park (100-200), the chermcal aI\d drugs !"ran~ of Sarah Fry Spofford, South Ches- II
han, John Spencer,. Allan C. Yale (iOO-400), Vassar (200), the Omce of Price Admmstratlon, te . d B'A' Fi
Arts Ith
Wood, Ford F. Ro.b.Insan, Myrtle Dickinson (200) and perhaps Rut- I direct
f th Inte
tI al
r roa ,
m
ne
w
MORE STUfF IN THE
vcee
rnaon
L • T-an,:",
y
McCailin, Henry' F. Hofmann, gers (l00) and Cornell (200).
Committeeoro
on Refugees
in Lon- HihH
g
onors: Le'
WlS
ROUGHI OlD' FURNITURE,
.
Rutgers
In ElectrIcal
Nellie Wisetnan, and· Frank R.
The school recognizes tluit un- don, and as a member
of the omce En
. eerIavenue,
g' W BS
d Tyle
South
we mean
lo\orey. Other appointments will der existing circumstances the Im- Forei~ Rellef and Rehabllitation C!i::er r~ad B:::': ... oto::;'. Carbe made later.
porlant principle of stabllity and OperatIons.
'
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Dropleaf table-$30 .
. Claude C. SmIth was reelected security for the child derived from
Clark Kerr, . a graduiIte of olyn W~, Ogden avenue, BA
Washstands--$I5-S20
solicitor for the School District. his belDg in one sebool and be- Swarthmore College In 1932 with in FIne
.' .
Small
bedsld. table-$15
Action on election of a Board coming a part of Its ille during his 111gb honors and Phi Beta Kapp';,
~-------treasurer, tax collector and adop- elementary years is being un- ~eceived hIs M.A. from Stanford
.TENNIS LESSONS
Palllte'••••" 011
tion of the budget for 1952-53 was aVtodably violated for these cldl- Ul;Iiverslty and his Ph.D. from the
SwarthmOft! Tennis Club
Yoo do ft. rest,
postponed until 9 A.M. tomorrow. dren. For this reBSOn parents will University ofCallfornia.
will sponsor a series of tennis lesAnd ••y.
E. M. Peek administrative head recogrilze the Imporlance of theIr' lle taugh"t at Antioch, Stanford sons for children this summer,. beof the Ogontz Center of Pennsy- own attitude towards these neces- and the llniversity of Waahington ,ginning June 16. The program will
Antiques &
Shop
vania state College asked the use sary 'adjustmentS _•.,and help the before going to the University of include 10 hourly lessons to be
• PBOVlDBJilC& BOAD
of several high schOOL rooms two school lind the i>eSt solution for California in 1947 as professor given. over a five-week period by
WALLINGnum, PA. .
nights a week for Penn State Ex- Individual chlldren In the light of and director of the Institute of a n
experienced,
professioha!
tension Courses now: being given what Is best for everyone- con- Industrial Relations. During World coach.
.
at the llarvard Avenue unit of the cerned.
_
War II he was arbitrator for la- . It is expected that groups will
. college. The Board denied the re- .
bor-management disputes at Boe- be limited to 10, with children
quest,feellnglt would not be feas- Summer. School 8ell
IDg Aircraft, Armour and Co. and separated In age bracketS between
Ible at this time.
with Pacific Coast longshoremen. nine:p1d 16. Charge for lnstruc~
The bus service bid of the
Tolls Monday, June 16 lie was a member of the Wage tlon Includes Junior Memberships
Southern Pennsylvania Bus Com(Continued froa Pa,.. 1)
Stabllizatloll Board; arbitrator of In the Club, usable during the enpany
was
accepted
at
a
5c
per
.
the
PaclJlc Coast lon-horemen
tire summer. .
te employed to teach typing and
_
mil
vi
last -~
e
ng over
ye.... Bra • shorthand.
agreement, Commissioner of the
Further infol'D\ation on enrollKlein and Company was awarded
Federal Concillati'on Service
d
t
b'
d b
,
.1..111', llileap ..,.. I."the
contract for towel service at the
Because of the Installation of .Industrial relations ~onSuxtantanof men may e secure
y call ng
consuucdveforcesdutt ...
same rate as last year
the new heating system in the
Swarthmore 6-3863.
nady to help yoa tOward
'
.
the
Atomic
Energy
COmmission.
--------high school~building, classes will
_ _ _._ _ _ __
Health aDd~ Happiness.
Den 4 at Ball Game
8eefed
be held in the College Ejlementary
Mr. and Mrs. George W. McCoD.ult your DOctor. Be
advantaged
by all that
Mrs. Ida P. Stabler of Rutgers school bUildlllg.
Keag and children of Parrish road
As a reward for being the first
modern' mediane has to
avenue has been elected chaIrman
Registration, which will contln- spent several days at Atlantic City Den to complete the required acoffer. And, remember, we
of the Delaware County Branch ·of ue through June 16, are to be kept this week. Mr. McKeag. attended complishments, Den 4 of Cub Pack
specialize in compounding
the Women's In,d'&tional League I
.
d
to
lis
...,....
ow m or er·
encourage pup
the sessions of the Pennsylvania 101 was taken to the New York
prescription. pr.om~dy.
for Peace and Freedom for the who need help to obtain the ad- Bankers' Association at Haddon Giants-Phillies baseball game.
precisely and at Tau pnces!
coming year.
vantages of small classes. All Hall. He niet with Mr. John H. Hunter Alliso~J George Forman,
r-...;;..;...-----------rl classes will meet in the morning. Lippincott, president of Swarth- Marty Franck, Burton Gabriel,
CATHERMAN'S
S1!IAUHMORE nMMIS CLUI
E h
I
"~ll I ' t
h
ac c ass w.
a. one our. more College Class of 1927, to dIs- Stanley Lowe, and Robert WagA ••oanees
DRUG STOlE
Classes
will
slsrt
at
8:30 a.m. and cuss the arrangements for the 25th sta1f, were the boys who received
TENNIS LESSONS
For CMlcIN. 9 ..,6-01D Lasso••, S'.OO . close at 12:30 p.m. Enrollment for reunion of the class held here to'- this special treat and all enjoyed
the summer session Is estimated night and tomorrow.
the customary hot dogs, pop, pea1."I"d'... " •• Ior Me...benilip
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between 200 and '250 pupils, as in
Mr. imd Mrs. Robert W. Bern- nuts and POpcorn. Cubmaster
Howard·. Jackson, and Awards
hardt anI!"' daughter of South
t
Princeton avenue, spent the holi- Chairman Dan Harris accompanday week-end touring the New ied the boys.
England States.
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Mr. G. Wills Brodhead of Maple
"You Meet the Nices, 'eo"e at Spealesl"
avenue and Mr. Percy Belfield,
Jr., of Villa Nova avenue spent
the week-end on a fiShing trip to
West Springfield, N.H.
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Mrs. M. H. Hurd of Dickinson
avenue was in New York Cityl for
the week-end where she was join- ~
ed by her sisters the Misses Hackebarth of Brookline, Mass.
.
HALF.HOUR SELF.SElVICE'
Mr, and Mrs. Grifiln Townes of
Lafayette avenue attended a house
party at Island Heights, N.J., over
. EDGMONT AVENUE - 7th and WELSH STREETS
Ithe holiday week-end.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. Enders ~
,.
Of Elm avenue will leave June 16
for Jackson Hole, Wyo., where Dr.
Enders has cl1arge of coordinati~g
RIDLEY TOWNSHIP
research work at the Wild Life
Laboratory. Before leaving they %
Next to Holmes Hardware Stare
will'have as their house 8Uests Mr. ~
and Mrs. David C. Huntington, ~
who are· doing graduate work at ~
Yale. Mrs. Huntington is the for'mer Trudy Enders. Later in the
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HOURS
summer Mr. and Mrs. Huntlllgton
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will again return to Sugar Creek,
Monday
8:30 to 5.00
7:00 to':9:00
,
Ohio to study conservation and
Tuesday
8:30 to 5:00
land utilization for Amish and
Wednesday
8:30 to 1 :00
Mennonite . groups. Also visiting
Thursday
the Enders will be Mr. and Mrs.
8:30 to 5:00 7:00 to 9:00
Allen Enders of Harvard UniverFriday
8:30 to 5:00 'iliio to 9:00
sity
where Mr. Enders is stUdying
Saturday
8:30 to 5:00
Zoology.
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Bates,
Sally and Johnny Bates of North
5.95 Value
Chester road,
Equipped with 14 Westinghouse laundromats
, spent the hollday
week-end at their summer place
on Sho""ham, L.I.
2 Two-Load Extracton
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2
Four-Load
Dryen
Now save on summer lingerie
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Ross' BDIste1n,
of Dr. and
Needs. at Spears Bros. First. qual-.
Mrs. Walter BlllsteIn of S. Chester
road, was graduated from Perkio- 111 ity KAYSER Slips. ChooSe lace
men School, Pennsburg, at .the I~ or net trim style. White. Sizes 32
to 42. LIngerie Dept., FIrst Floor.
commencement exercises on SatWAshiturn 8-9811
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8-1043 urday morning, May 31. Ross has
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VOLUME 24-NUMBER 24
SWARTHMORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1952
D!!re~R~he~;:~~ograin
Rotary Presents U.N.
FIag· t0 H·Ig·hSCh00I
IBoard Names 1m. M.
The
under the directorship of Mary
Lou Wilson, R.N.T.P., Physical
Therapist for ~he Delaware
"Move Up". Assembly County Chapter,NationlilFoundation InfantUe Paralysis, will
Thurs. Formally CIoses
be held at the Morrow Pool,
School Year
1045 Harvard avenue, each
Tuesday,
Wednesday'. and FrIHighlighting the traditional'
day urgently
from 2 toneeded
4 p.m.for
Drivers
move-up ass e m b I y Thursday !ire
polio
morning which closed the High victims in this vicinity.
School year was the gift of a parA call to any of the following
ade-size United Nations Flag by. numbers:
MAdison 3-0137,
the Rotary Club of Swarthmore.'
mlltop 6-3245, CHester 3-7798,
Sponsored "y the Rotsry Interna- FLanders 2-0388, SWarthmore
tlonal Service Committee, the flag 6-2863, will be muchapprecwas presented to the School by the lated.
retiring president, Mark Bittle.
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SRAPnmary,
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School Begins Monday
"All of us must work. wherever
we are to promote international
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understanding and good will," Mr.
Bittle said in part. "Wars do not
settle confllctlng Issues: they only
prolong theconfUcts. Keep thIs
Pre~chool and Primary Play
flag its a symbol of our most Im. School, sponsored by the Swarthporlant peace effort."
In accepting the U.N. flag for more Recreation Association will
the School, Robert L. Amsden, start Monday morning, June 16 at
Iilgh School PrlnclpBI, said, "It Is Rutgers Avenue School. This promost appropriate that thIs flag be gram is for children from three
presented to our School, for since years old up to and Including those
the beginning of organized schools who have completed seCond grade.
education bas made every e1fort Sessions start at 9 o'clock and end
to substitute the use of reason and at 11:45.
negotiation for force. It Is ap~
Summer Club for the older boys
propriate that Rot.iry make thIs and girls will start one week later
aw.rd, for one of the 'four pur- in· the College Avenue School unposes of Rotary is the promotion der the direction. of Jerry NOwell.
of international understandlog.
Mrs. J. Frabcls Taylor, director
And It Is' approprlateihat. thIs of pre-school and primary, anshould .take·place in the commun- nounced her sta1f'as (ollows: Mrs.
ity· Ot'Sw8rthmore with Itssplen- Deborah Preston, Alice Hornaday,
did quaker-Influenced traditions Teel Dunn and Miriam Damron.
of working for peace"'Tl;tese .lnstructors wUI be .assisted
'S.50 PER YEAR
ETHEL L JONES' MEMORIAL
In memory of' Mrs. Ethel L.
Jones, who contributed so much to
the ministry of music, her, family
Spencer Elected Treasl.!.rer; is giving to the Swarthmore Presbyterian Church a set of Schulh
.
A
Eden art ReSigns s
merich carillonic bells. These bells
Bldgs. Supt.
will be connected directly with
.
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f
th
William M. Bush, prmc p o e organ and may b e used b 0 th
Millville High School, 'Millville,
al f for inside ana outside the church.
N. J., was elected princip
0
Some friends have asked to be
Swarthmore High School, it was
'tted
'b
t
annol(I1ced yesterday by the perrm
to contrl ute 0 this
memorial. Contributions, small or
Sebool Board.
Prior to accepting the pOSition large, will be gladly received.
at Millville, Mr. Bush was con- They may be sent directly to the
nected With the Binghamton High Swarthmore Presbyterian Church,
School at Binghamton, N.Y., for marked, "Ethel L. Jones Memor_
I'al" or to Arth
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13 years,· five of whieb were spent
.
ur . ones. or
as guidance counsellll.r' and eight, purposes of the Income tax, the
as principal. From 1935 to 1937 he church will send a receipt to each
was principal of Lansdowne High contributor.
Sc&ool.
The principal Is a 'graduate of
the University of Rochester, and
has his M.A. degree from the UnIversity of Pennsylvania. Addltional studies have been conducted at
New York University.
Mrs. Nancy Glass Savelli (Mrs.
Spencer Named Treasurer
G.G.) has resigned her position
Wednesday night the Board effective June 30, as secretaiy of
elected Jdhn F. Spencer as treas- the Swarthmore
Presbyterian
urer for the n'P't fiscal year which Church. lIer resignation, tendered
begins July 7. Mr. Spencer suc- at the May meetings of the Sesceeds Donald P. Jones who h~d slon and the Board of Trustees,
expressed a desire to be relieved wasrecelved ·wlth regret, and both
of the omce upon expiration 'of Ib.e Boards expressed their sincere apcurrent term. Mr. Jones continues preclatiol\. for the s~rvice Mrs.
as finance chairman and vice- Savelli has given to the ~hurch
president of the Board.
during the]>ast 14 years.
The Board unanimously passed
"Her friendUness and cooperaa motion to apply for County tlon and uns~shness have made
Board of Education approval of a a truly significant contribution to
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the growth and spirit. of our
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. Church. The omc,!rs:of the Church
Bush New Principal
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Mrs. Savelli Resigns
As Church' Secretary
182 Graduate From
Swarthmore College
Kerr E~tolls Independent
Mind in Stimulating
Discussion
,
Swarthmore College conferred
degrees upon 182 graduates Monday morning. The Commencement
address was delivered by Dr.
Clark Kerr, chancellor-designate
of the ·University of California and
alumnus of the College, upon the
ulndepend~nt Spirit".
Kerr viewed with alarm .the decline of the American belief in
the independent mind and the
wlde~spread campaign to accomplish the destruction of privacy.
Giant corpOrations and trade
unions are taking over the private
life of the working man, he said.
"Corporations should forget welfare capitalism and leave pensions to governmental and individual action. Unions should return to negOtiating on wages,
hours. and working conditionS.
Workers should not be forced to
take up the political views of the
trade unions and should be free
to dissent tram the union;s ideas."
One of three recipients of honorary aegrees, Kerr was presented
by Clair Wilcox as a scholar In
the economics of labor wlio had
fought with courage to preserve
freedom in the institution which
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Name Honorary Alumni
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Boar'd. Membe'r, 'O',"e's
by a choral reading of the VIII Marilyn 'Green, Ann Lukens, Ann
An inf\ll''l)ai;tea ;Will be held in College with #,om 34 to 48 years
and XXIV Psalms In which ali Hilkert and Joan Thomson.
her honol' itt the hijme of Dr. and of service, were made honorary
of the g,.adu'ltes. participated.
MrS. FraDk Keenen, 718 Harvard members of the Swarthmore ColHoward Shearer led in' the Pledge
Howard Cooper Johnson, mem- avenue, from 4-6 Sunday after- lege Alumni Association at the
ber emeritus of Swarthmore C o
l June
- ' 22 .. AlI .of Mrs. Savelli's a
1 Al um ni D ayes
f IIVI·t·les
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noon,
annu
,
lege I Board of Managers, died friends are cordi any invited.
held Saturday in the Scott OutTuesday, June 10, at his home.
door Auditorium. ThIs is the .first
NAME NEW CHAIRMAN
.
"Coleshill", Moylan. President of Four Residen.t~ Receive'
time that ~uch recognition has
OF COUEGE BOARD In. the second
the
College
Board
since
1944,
Mr.
ever been gIven.
adjourned meetClaude C. SInith, prominent ing within a week Swarthmore Johnson resigned last Mareb fol- Guggenheiin. Fellowships
The record for the longest time
lawyer in Philadelphia and vice Schcol Board Saturday morning lowing a heart attack earlier in
.
Four Swarthmoreans were hon- at the college belongs to Ru1f
He had been confined to
president of the Swarthmore Na- adopted a final budget which after the year.
ored recently -.....
.... en they were Hezvdon, athletic trainer, who
tional '!;Jank, was elecied chair- last-minute adjustments calls for his home since December..
awarded
Guggenheim
Fellowships. came to tlie college in 1904. In his
.Retired vice president and genman of the Swarthmore poUege receipts of $397,700 from usual
eral
counsel
of
Strawbridge
and
Dr.
Glenn
R.,
Morrow,
Rutgers 48 years Ruff has seen many athBoard of Managers FrIday, June sources plus $375,000 from pos-,
Clothier,. Mr. Johnson was also avenue, Dean -o.r; the College at Ietes come and go and in recent
6, at the annual June meeting' of sible bond issues.
president
of the Philadelphia Mer- ·th·e Unl'verslty .0'f Pennsylvaru·a. years he has been able to swap
the Board.
The 35 mlll maximum tax rate h
anecdotes. with the .sons of many
will S tudy Plat.D's
. . laws and Greek alumni.
At the same meeting, another on real estate for fourth class c ants AssOciation, retired last
February. He was stlll a member legislation and poUtical tradition
Swarthmorean, Hilda Lang Den- school districts was reset. and a 1 of the store's board of directors at in. Athens. Dr.· Morrow will reIn presenting him for his citaworth, was ele1'ted by the Board percent transfer. tax on ··the seller the time at his de~th.
linquish his deanShip July 1, and tion, Charles "Pard" Larkin,
to serve out the unexpired term of realty maintained. In addition
He was. born in Camden, 1876. with Mrs. Morrow will sail for· Chester attorney and a Swarthof Robert Lam who was made a the Board established a $15 head the son 0'1 George K. and Sallie Greece Au~st ·i9. 'He will remain more athlete from 1917 to 1921,
ille member.
tax in two sections, $10 as a per Kaighn Cooper Johnson. He at- on the University taculty as Adam said, "He Is known to graduates
The new vice chairman of the capita levy under State Act 481
tended Eastburn Academy before Seybert PrO'essqf of Moral and and undergraduates not only for
Board, moving into the position and $5 under the'school code. DIS"graduating from'Swarthmore Col- Intellectual' Philosophy. Dr. Mor- his care of thelr bruises, but for
vacated by Mr. Smith, is Philip count of 2 percent for payment
lege with the class of 1896. In 1899 row received' his undergraduate his warmth, his good nature and
T. Sharples, Phlladelphia. .
within two months of billing and
he was graduated from the Uni- degree from' W!'s!mlnster College, his capacity to ofl'er friendly and
Mr. Smith Is a senior partner penalty of 5 percent after' four
versity of Penna. Law School.
Fulton, Mo., a~d his Ph.D. from
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in the law firm of Duane, Morris months wiIl apply to the new tax
Mr. Johnson was in the general Cornell Univ~r~ity.
and Heckscher of PhUadelphia, as well as former ones.
.
AWARDS FOR CUBS
practice of law in Philadelphia
George P. Cuttino, associate
and has been a member of tqe
The 1952-53 budget anticipates
The final meeting for the season
College Board of Managers since income from taxes on current from 1899 to 1927 and from 1902 professor of history at Swarth- of Swarthmore Cubs, Pack 1, was
1935. He has served as vice chair- property evaluation at $229,900: to 1927 was associate counsel of more College, .!l0w on leave with held Thursday evening, June 5, at
the Penn Mutual Life Insurance the U.S. Army; will do research
man since 1944 and now takes realty transfer tax receipts lft $15.Co.
He was president of the Stsrr in "Studies
the History of Eur- Riverview Field under the direcover the position vacated by How- 000: and the new levy on adult
tion of Cub Master .G. Alex Mills.
ard Cooper Johnson who resigned residents at $37,500. State apllro- Savings BaDk from 1924 to 1929. opean Culture".
Stars
were awarded to each CUb.,
Because of his interest in govRoderick Firth, North Chester
last December.
priatlon of $38,000 and tuitions
Team and Individual contests with
. The new chairman is a gradu- amounting to $65,200 are also ma- emment, Mr. Johnson was ap- road, assistant professor of phll- prizes to winners, on the basis of
pOinte'! a member of the Commit- osophy at Swarthmore, will. study
ate at the coUege and of the Un- jar items of expected revenlle.
points earned in various events
iversity of pennsyivania Law
On the expense side, the bud- tee of 15, which in 1948 made an the foundations of empirical were awarded to the foIlowing:
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knowledge. A graduate of HaverSchool. He is a member of the get permits an increase of apThird Grade, Den 1-Carl Furford. he will begin his research
board of directors of the Phlla- proximately $50,000 over actual
niss,
Ned Morris, Joe DeGrott. and
in Swarthmore.
delphia Life Insurance Co., the expenditures of $344,816 In the Local Boy Awarded
Hicks: Den 4-Ronny NoyA2nerlcan FrIends ServIce Com- last fiscal' year. $30,000' of this Is
Open Scholarship Another member of the Swarth- Stevie
es:
Den 6-Ronny Tl;tompson,
Inittee, the Flexltallic Gasket Co" aecounted for In current expenses
,Joseph Lawrence Shane, son of more College faculty, .Wlllie'll C. RickY Gwinn, Eddie Harris, and:
and the Swarthmore Natlonl1 alone by such items as 'addltional ¥r. and Mrs. Joseph B. Shane of H. Prentice, Whitiler place, assoc- Tom Casey.
.
Bank. .
teachers, salary and Insurance In- Cunningham House on the college iate professor at Psychology, will
Fourth Grade, Den 5-Bob
MrS; Denworth, also a graduate creases. Beside $6800 state man- campus,. has been awarded an work on "StudieS of Interaction
Dawes,
Johnny Seybold, Johnny
of the college, Is president of the dated Increases In teachers salar- Open Scholarship at Swarthmore between PerCeption and Memory".
SwaitIunore Woman's Club, a I.. the Board 'has allotted $3200 C u l l e g e . ·
He and Mrs.. Prentice, with their Wigton, Paul Darlington, Daniel
Weinreich, Bobby Jarratt, Dougle
tormer member and secretary of for over-all Increases being made
Shane graduated froni George three chlldren, wJ!l. lea"e about PlIgrim and Dicky Mills.
SWarthmore Borough S c h 0 a I in this department. The salary of School Saturday where his extra- August 1 for Ii ~s stay at the
Fifth Grade, Den 2 - Dave
Board, and vice chaIrman of the Mrs. Mary P. Dodd, who was re- cuiTicular' activities
included, University of California.
Chute:
Den 3-Jeb Turner, Sid
Delaware C
Parents 'were out to cheer the
194~,,45,
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of '~rg~' ~ool"'NeWs":
ISCilolars.
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. contestants.
35
Plus He'ad
Tax 'Set for Scho'ols
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HONOR COUPLE
Miss Roberta
Mary Haig,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
G. Haig of Riverview road, and
Mr. Philip Nessen Kniskern, son
of Mr. and MrS. Philip w. Kniskern, also of Riverview road,
whose marriage will take place
tomortow in Trinity Church,
Swarthmore, were guests of honor
at a dinner party given Thursday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
H. Randall of Riverview road.
The bride-to-be is being honored today by' Mrs. Willi am H.
Brown, Mrs. Walter A. Schmidt,
Mrs. W. Stanley Kite. and. MrS.
Pllul J. Rutan of Swarthmore who
will entertain at a lunche~n at the
Rolllng Green Golf Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Kniskern will entertain the wedding party at a rehearsal dinner at theIr home this
evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. John. A. Schumacher of Ogden avenue entertained at open house recently in
,honor 01. their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. an(FMriI,·,·,walter
Scott Payne, whose marriage was
announced May 23. Mrs. Payne is
the former Barbara Schumacher.
Mrs.. Payne was guest of honor
at a surprise miscellaneous shower given Tuesday evening ,by Miss
Mary Ann Dickinson of Park avenue.
This eveninng the bride will be
given a kitchen showet by Polly
Told of Park avenue and Phyllis
Kletzien at the latter's home on
South Chester road.
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THE SWAllTBMOREAN
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GILL-PITTENGER
The marriage of Miss Comella
Jane Pittenger, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. N. O. Pittenger of Nottingham. forme.dy of Swarthmore,
to ·Mr. Stanley Jensen Gill, son of
Mr. and MrS. Stanley H. Gill of
Mt. Pleasant,·' Utah, took place
Saturday, June 7, in the Swarthmore Presbyterian Church. The
Rev. Joseph P. Bishop officiated,
assisted by the Rev. Eric Clitheroe
of Lafayette, Ind.
, .The bride, given In marriage
. by her father, wore a gown W-esigned with a lace bodice and full
skirt with train of marquisette.
Her finger tip veil was of tulle
and she carried a Colonl&! bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Ona Kay Lee of Oxford
was maid of honor an~ the bridesmaids included the Misses Julie
C. H~t of H~v:ertown, cousin of
the brIde; WIn.fred Stedman of
Helmet, Calif., cousin of the
bridegroom; Carolyn Reiner of
Lewisburg, and Ann. Applet,!n of
Montclair, N. J. The maid of honor and ,bridesmaids wore white
gowns with lace Dodlces and ballerlna ~kirts of tulle. The sash of
tHORBAHN-PORTER
HOPSON-VER VALEN
Miss Carolyn Lee VerValen,
The Unitarian Church of Our
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Father in Lancaster was the setCarson VerValen, of 'Baltimore, ting on Friday afternoon June 6
Md., 'became the bride of Mi-, at 4 o'clock for the marriage of
Robert Govett Hopson, son of Mr. Miss Leta Eleanor Porter, daughand Mrs. Howard Govett Hopson, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Birtell Porof Rutgers avenue, Saturday af- ter of Lake George, Nova Scotia,
ternoon at 3 o'clock in the Grace to Mr. Robert Thorbahn, son of
Methodist Church, Homeland, Bal- Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Thorbal!n
timore, by the Rev. William An- of Swarthmore avenue.
drew Keese. Musical numbers inCybotium ferns, lighted cancluding "The Lord's PrayerlJ were delabra and white garden flowers
presented during the ceremony. banked the altar before which the
Escorted. by her father, the Rev. Harvey Swanson officiated.
bride wore a wedding gown of
The bride, given in marriage by
Florentine lace over candlelight her brother-in-law, Mr. Jackson
satin featuring a fitted bodice
K. Matthews of Lancaster, wore
with an illusion yoke embroidera gown of whi~ organdy, with a
ed with seed pearls and paillettes,
tucked bodice and bouffant skirt
long sleeves and full skirt with of ballerina length. Her shoulder
train. Her finger tip veil of il- length veil of illusion was attachlusion was held in place by a ed to a lace edged cap and she
crown of orange blossoms which carried stephanotis and white rose
had been worn by her mother at
buds.
her wedding. The bride carried
Miss Ruth Swarr of Lancaster,
white roses and orchids.
as
maid of honor, wore pale blue
Miss Jane' Fruecthemeyer, of
organdy
with bolero jacket and
Baltimore, as maid of honor, wore
bouffant
skirt
of ballerina length
a gown of blue nylon over blue
and
matching
picture hat. She
taffeta, and the ·bridesmaids, Miss
carried a bouquet of pink rose
S~e Hopson, sister of the
buds,
white sweet peas and white
the groom, Miss Fr1"'ces Be~son,
Miss Nell Hughes, Miss Lorna carnations.
A reception at the horne of the
Rein, Miss Margaret Steele and
bride's
Sister, Mrs. Jackson K.
Miss Shirley Thomas, wore gowns
Matthews,
followed the ceremony.
of blue net over pink taffeta. All
Mrs. Matthews chose a dress of
the attendants carried pink ro,'!es
and blUe delphinium and wore navy blue silk and a white hat.
Her corsage was of red rose buds
halos of blue flowers.
Mr. Davis Brower Hopson, of and gardenias. The groom's mothProspect :park, served as best man er wore a flowered dress of llght
for his brother, and the ushers blue and her corsage was of flowwere Messrs. Thomas Carey, Will- ers similar to those worn by the
iam Suter, Henry Engel, Henry bride's slater.
VerValen, Henry Berkheimer, and
The couple lett for Ocean City,
John Smith.
N.J., where they will reside until
A reception at the Baltimore Mr. Thorbahn receives his orders
Country Club followed the cere- to report to the U.S. Naval Trainmony. The bride's mother wore ing Station at Pensacola, Fla.
a gown of nylon net in rose shade
with lace embroidered bodl~e. Her
HIHN-COULTER
corsage was of green cybidlurn
The marriage of Miss Barbara
orchids. The groom's moth.er chose Ann Coulter, daughter of Dr: and
a gown of aqua chiffon with bo- Mrs. John Henry Coulter, of Mt.
lero of lace and seed pearl trim- Airy, to Ensign John R. L. Hihn,
ming on bodice. Her accessories U.S.C.G., sori or Mr. and Mrs. John
were brown to match the orchid
HIhri, Jr., Ot Gary, Ind., formerly
she wore in her hair.
of Swarthmore, took place MonFollowing a wEidding trip to
Atlantic City, the couple will llve day afternoon in Grace El)Iscopl'l
Church, Mt Airy. The Rev: Dr.
in Philadelphia.
Charles E. Eder performed the
cerlomony.
JONES-SHAW
The marriage of MIss Virginia
Given in marriage by her father,
Caroline Shaw, daUghter of Mrs. the bride wore a white satin dress
Wilfrid Shaw of Cleveland, Ohio, with a fitted bodice of Alencon
to Mr. Stuart Burton Jones, son lace and an Elizabethim collar. A
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Jones of tiara of peals held her fingertip
Strath Haven avenue, took place veil of French illusion, and she
Saturday afternoon, June 7, in the
.First
Congregational
Church. SUBSCRIPTIONS
Cleveland. The Rev. Dr. Graham FOR ALI.
of Greenwfcb, Vt., officiated.
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Mrs Uva Von Glom attended
as m~tron of honor and the m~a~o~ ~v!!~
bridesmaids were Miss· Joanne Swarthmore 8-2080
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Rosamond Jones of Strath Haven •
George Persons and David Persons of ElYria, Ohio, Frederick
Stedman of Chicago, Ill., all cou-I
sins of 'QIe bz:idegroom, and JosSwarthmore, Pa.
eph Stratton of Nelsonville, Ohio.
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Dr. and Mrs. Frank G. Keenen
of
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DEADLINE-WEDNEsDAY NOON
Baccalaureate and CommenceSWARTHMORE, PA., FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1952
ment at Dartmouth College, Sunday, June 8 at which time their
on Wednesdays during the months son Charles received his Bachelor
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES
Sunday moming at the 11 o'- of June, July, and August. Serv- of Arts degree with Economics as
his major. He was a member· of
clock service the Holy Commun- ices of Evening Prayer will be
Sigma Chi and. Dragon, senior
discontinued
until
September.
ion will be observed. Beginning
honorary society. Charles has
-"'-;tilts Sunday there will be only
been accepted for the Navy Line
METHODIST NOTES
one service each Sunday momiDg.
School at Newport, R.I., which he
The Sunday School meeis at
For the Ia6t three Sundays of
enters June
. 22.
.
June tilts servIce will be held at 9:45. Classes are provided for chilCaroline
A.
de
Furia
has
re11 a.m. For July and August only, dren of all ages and for adults.
turned to her home on North
the morning worship will be held
The. Young Adults meet at 9:45 Chester road after completing her
at 10 a.m. The usual 11 a.m. hoUr in the Ladies' Parlor.
sophomore year at Pembroke Colwill be resumed in September.
The minister will preach at the lege of Brown University. On
The summer preaching schedule 11 o'clock service on "Don't Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert
will be as follows:·
Double the Load",
Twombly will arrive for a visit at
Mr. Stettuer-July 8, 13 aild 20;
The' Church Nursery for chil- the horne of Mrs. Twombly's parMr. Bishoi>-July 27, August 3 dren ill open durihg the morning ents Mr. and Mrs. Guy de FUria of
and 10; Mr. Stettner-August 17, service. Mrs. Theodore L. Purnell North Chester road. Mr. Twom24 and 31.
and Bellm Scott will be in charge. hly has completed his first year at
the Harvard Law Schooi and has
Sunday afternoon 20 young peoUshers for the day are
.t.
interrupied his studies by entering
ple hom 'the Church_will accomBodley, ltobert E. C~~~iYS~;:!:. the Navy. Hi! Will report Wednespany Mr.- Bishop and his still! to H.
Grier and .' •• .
day, June 111 at 'the Naval Base,
Paupac Lodge in the Poconos for
The newly elected officers
..
a ~ day conference.
the Womim's Society of Chris\ian B$1bridge, Mil.
Mrs. will,am H. Webb ot South
.
Slirgical Dressings are made Sei-vice are:
Chester
road has re-opened the
each Wednesday lOOming in the
President, Mrs. Frank D. Win;. sul1lriler resort ilTh'e Antiei's" at
Woman's AssocIation Room at 10 dell; vice president, Mrs. John H.
Swiftwater In the Pocono.. Lt.
o'clock.
Pitman; recorilliig s~cretary, Mni, Webb, associatl! professor of
The summer session of the Harry L. Bernard; treasurer, MrS. Chemistry at PenhsyI'vania MiliChurch School will begin tilts Ray L. Harlow; chllirman of SD- tary College. will join her this
Sunday at 10 a.m. and will con- aial r.!Jations and local church act- weelc following the closing of the
tinue through July 27. There will Ivities, MrS. Raymond WIlSon.
college.
be classes for children from three
Promotion
secretary,
Mrs.
MrlI. Th'omas M. Jackson and
to 12 years of age. There will be George E. Bradfield; secretary of Mrs. Leonard Ashton of Swarthno .Church School through the missions, Mrs. L.· E. Kauffman; more, entertained at a luncheon at
month of August.
secretary of literature, MrS. S. vi, tile Inglerteuk Tuesday' in honor
The Daily VacatrQn Church Johnson; rem~mbrance secretarY, of Mrs. Hervey Schumacher and
School ope'ns 0]1. June 16 and will Mrs. Charles R. Beacham; chair- Mrs. Francis V. Warren of
run through July 3. 'l'his Com- man of parsonage committee, MrS. swarthmore who will leave tomunity School will be held each Alfred H. Williams; chairrniui of 1D0rrow for an extended trip
weekday morning from 9:30 to Circle I, Mrs. John Trevethick; through the mid-west and Canada.
Mrs. Owen Shoemaker of Lans11 :30 in the David Braun Memor- ehirlrman of Circle 2, Mrs. S. W.
Johnson; chairman of Circle 3, dale is visiting her son and daughial Building.
Mrs. W. H. Lovekin.
ter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. W. Rodman Shoemaker of Riverview
TRINITY NOTES
'.
There will be a celebration of CHRIS'J"IAN SCIENCE NOTES road.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Do,\ald
Piccard
"
"'God
the
Preserver
of
Man"
is
the Holy Communion at 8 o'dock
and
daughter
Betsy
of
D&rt!nouth
th.J',~subject.Q(,~.I;Iible
Lesso.'l
in
S,und.,!-Y. J:1l0rnipg; an.d at 11 o'clock
there will be the regular service all· Christian Science churches avenue will join over the weeknext Sunday. and the Golden end Mrs. Piccard's parents, Mr.
of Morning Prayer.
Those serving as ushers at the Text is the first verse of the· well and Mrs. Charles Russell of Ogservices are as follows: R. J. known 91st Psalm of King David, den avenue at their cabin on the
Baker, S. D. Clyde, Jr., V. L. FIne, "He that dwelleth in the secret Eastern Shore, near Chestertown,
E. M. Hillary, A. H. Kn·abb, R. B. place of the most High shall abide Md .. Mr. Piccard has been sepaPrice, Jr., Joseph Reynolds, and under the shadow of the Al- rated' from the U.S. Navy where
he waS a Third Class Petty inghty."
J. S. Thompson. Kenneth Wyse is
structor in the Lighter Than Air
scheduled to serve as acolyte at
School at Lakehurst, N.J.
Phyllis
Smith,
daughter
of
Mr.
8 O'clock, IJlId at 11 o'clock
jeryl Faulkner, a student at
and Mrs. George A. Smith, Jr., of
Robert Perce will be on duty.
Rollins
College, Winter Park, Fla.,
There will be no celebrations of Haverford avenue, received a
the Holy Communion at 7: 15 a.m. bachelor of arts degree at Penn- has returned to her home on Dicksylvailia College for Women's 79th inson avenue. Jeryl will leave on
annual commencement exercises June 22 Tor Cotuit, Mass.,
CHURCH SERVICES
on MondaYI June 9. Phyllis is an spend the summer months W(lrk-II
SWARTHMORE
elementary education 1pajor.
ing at the Pines Hotel.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Joseph P. Bishop, Minister
John Stettner, Assistant
ENGINEERING"
Snnday, Jnne 15
10:00 A.M.-Church School.
11:00 A.M.-Holy Communion.
Wednesday, Jime 18
10:00 A. M.-Surgical Dressings.
METHODIST CHURCH
Roy N. Keiser. D.D., Minister
PlJBLI81iED BVEaY J'Bb)AY AT S~.u~.~, ~A.
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planned events which will· include
CUB SCOUT POW.woW At
COLLEGE STADIUM SATURDAY games and playwars, handicraft
imd exhibits, ceremonies, Blue
Swarthmore College Stadium
will be the meeting place of the ""d Gold theme, Pack administrad in Dlst· t C b Pow- tion, and a county tair-a program
Bran yw e
riC
u
d .. ed t
.
II interested
Wow to be held tomortow after- es.gn
0 gIVe a
noon from 1:30 to 5. In keeping adults an insight into the Cub
with the horne-centered theme of Scouting program.
Cub Scouting parents are cordlalIn the event of rain, the Powly invited to attend.
Wow will be held in the Field
A 12:30 registration will precede House.
11IE swAR'fmtOImAH
carried a bouquet of white roses groom, was matron of honor, wore
and lltephanotis.
a Nile green taffeta gown and carMrs. George A. Stauffer of Cor- ried white and yellow daisies with
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at
;;l~ths~;~~~=;:r:~: :;~;te! aV;r~esu':n~r
':. ~oen:::~~pring_
field served as best man for his
horseh"air with streamers ·to match bn)ther, and the ushers were Mr.
their sashes and they carried Curtis S. Jones. of Claymont, Del.,
round bouquets of mixed spring and Mr. Wilfred S1iaw, Jr., of
flowers.
Cleveland.
A reception in the church par.The bride's brottier Mr. John C.
Pittenger, served as best man. and lors followed.
the ushers were the Messrs. 1;.::::.:..:.::.:.::.:.::..-------....,
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,
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Young Adults.
11:00 A.M. - The Minister will
preach.
11:00 A.M.-Church Nursery.
TRINITY. CHURCH
H. Lawrence Whittemore, Rector
Snnday, June 15
'
8:00 A. M.-Holy Communion.
11:00 A. M.-Moming Prayer.
THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY
OF FRIENDS
Simday, Jnne 15
11:00 A.M.-Meeting for worship.
Visitors welcome. Chlldren cared
for in Whittier House.
Monday, Jnne 16
_
All-day sewing for the A.F.S.C.
Tuesday, Jnne 1?
7:30 P.M.-Monthly Meeting for
business.
Wednesday, Jnne 18
All-day sewing for the A.F.S.C.
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHlUST, SCIl!:N\lST
•
Park Avenue below Harvard
Snnd&y, .rUDe 15
11:00 A. M.-Sundliy School.
11:00 A. M.-The Lesson-Si!rinon
is "God the Preserver of Man".
Wednesday evening meeting
each week, 8 P. M. Reading room _
open dally exi:ept. Snnday 12 to
P. M. Wednesday evenings '1 to
P. Jl. and 9 to 9:30 P. Jl.
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CLASS FESTIVITIES
Members of the senlor class of
Swarthmore High School have returned from their traditional trip
to Ocean City, N. J., followinC
Commencement.
Festivities began graduation
night when they were entertained
at open house from 10 to 12 b;r
Artie Jones of North Swartlmiore
avenue followed by a midnight
supper held in McCahan Hallpt
the Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
. Kenneth Doherty and Mrs. David
Wisdom chaired the supper committee.
,The usual all-night party, held
at McCahan Hall this year, preceded the breakfast at 5: 30 with
Mrs. John M. Pearson, chairman.
THREE VICTORIES
The Hornets Baseball Team,
sponsored by the Swarthmore
Recreation AsSOciation, followed
up the opening victory over
Springfield 1~, .'\Y""k, with nvo
more victOries;
one
over Colling-
dale Wednesday, }Veek, by a score
of 8-4, and its,lI!Irq straight over
Clifton Heights' Monday evening
by a score of i~:
Hop Dunning' started the game
against Collingdale and pitched
well until the fourth ,when he was
relieved by Charlie' Wentz. When
Charlie ran Into difficulty in the
seventh,. Dickie Snyder came in
to stifle the rally.
Winkle Lee started against Clifton Heights, giving the same fine
Cub Pack No. 101 Picnic
performance he showed' against
Cub Pack 101 will meet with Springfield. He was relieved by
their fathers tomorrow, Saturday, Dickie Snyder when he tired,
June 14, In Smedley Park for their Dickie retiring the. side scoreless
first picnic. The afternoon will be after Cllflon had loa4ed the bases
featured by various races and with none out.' $kjpper Skoglund
games for which prizes will be then pitched the fifth Inning but
awarded. At 5 O'clock, the mothers had to Jbe bailed' ou~ again by
and other members, of the famlly Dickie with bases:liiiided and two
will join for a picnic supper. Pic- out. Dickie alsocontriJiuted some
'nic area No. 5 has been reserved fine fielding at shortstop as well
for the occasion. This area Is the as contributing some. solid hits.
first area along the creek going
Ray Lassiat, . ~teii Keighton,
away from the ball field.
Charlie Wentz .and MIke Reynolds
came up with some solid hitting
and MIke handled' the pltclvers
CO.ED BEAUTY
very ably behind the bat. The
SALON
team as a whole \lB.s been hitting
Open Thurtday Nigh,.
and fielding well and .Is a strong
PARK and DARTMOUTH· A,VB. contender for the first half cham.,,",
l
Swarthmore 8-1013
pionship.
.
Tonight the boys
go . to West'1'11- ".
·lce L a r L a f '
lynn for anoth"""league contest.
Next Monday they, meet Yeadon
on the Riverview' Feld at 6: 30. As
Yeadon Is the other leading conL
I.
tender for the championship, the
o
DanK buiildlPls,1 game should be ,a real battle.
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RECEIVES' DIPLOMA
Cadet Robert B. Lang, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Lang,
of Maple avenue, was recently
graduated with. an Academic Diploma from Admiral Farragut Academy in colorful naval commencement exercises.
Cadet Lang entered Farragut
in September of 1951 and while
there was active'in Inter-company
FootbaU and Basketball, earning
his Minor Varsity uF" in Basketball. He was a member of the
Trident Staff and held the rate of
Seaman.
Cadet Lang won the Robison
Tennis Award in Singles~ and was
a member of the Third Company
of. the Corps of ·Cadets. The Third
Company was the winner of the
Admiral Farragu~'Academy Alumni Honor Company'4ward presented to that:: ,company lJ,aving
the highest standing for the year
in the inter-company competition.
:. _ ,_1'
Legion
Grants from the li'ord Foundation were given to two members
of the Swarthmore College Faculty, Paul H. Beik of the history
deparlment, and Stephen E.
Whicher of the English department.
~
Neither professor has fn!ly formulated his plans for use of the
grant, but Mr. Beik, a specialist
in Western Europ,ean institutions,
will Investigate those of Eastern
Europe, Russia and her satellites,
while Prof. Whicher will travel In
Germany and Switzerland 10 study
German literature.
been elected to Honor Counell, a ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hicltstudent Judiciary group ,t Buclt- man, of Glen MIlls, was graduated
nell University; Lewisburg. Polly Sunday from Goucher College
will be a sophomore next year.
with English as her major.
HONORARY DEGREE
Dr. Mary Matilda Bailey of the
Swarthmore Apartments, was
honored with an honorary doclor
of literature degree at the 107th
commencement of Muskingum
College, New Concord, 0., on
Monday, June 9.
Miss Bailey, a graduate of Muskingum in 1927, Is a nationally
known educational consultant and
author of a series of English texts.
Her books are widely used texts
in this country.
A well-known speaker at educational, meetings throughout the
United States, Miss Bailey earned
her doctor of philosophy degree at
the University of Pittsburgh and
her master's degree at Ohio State.
She had had 17 years' teaching
experience on the elementary,
high school and college levels.
Receives B.S. Degree
Robert D. 'Fawcett of South
Chester road, was among those
receiving their Bachelor of Science Degrees In Chelnistry and
Dyeing from Philadelphia Textile
Institute at Commencement Exercises on Saturday, June 7 . Bob
also received the Delta Kappa Phi
Prize awal'ded to that member of
the Graduating Class for high
scholastic standing, leadership, initiative, personality, and student
activities.
While at the Institute, he was a
member of the Dance Committee, Photography Club, the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, Chairman of the
Board of the ,Student Scholarship
Fund, Advertising Manager 'Ellld
Editor-in-chief of the "Analysis"
yearbook, and Cor!esponding Secretary of Phi Psi Fraternity.
Harry E,. Oppenlander, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. O~pen
lander, of Benjamin West avenue,
received the Bapl}elor of Arts degree at Wesleyan UniverSity Sunday, June 8. Oppenlander majored
in Economics an,~ is a member o(
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
A Comp•."I"suranc, ani lea' 1st"" A,..,
SWEENEY &'CLYDE
29 EAST 5TH ST., CHESTER
Phones: 3·6141 3-6142 4-4291 4-4292
. Samuel D. Clyde
J. Edward Clyde
Samuel D. Clyde, Jr_
George Plowmau
CELIA SHOE SHOP
PARK AVENUE
will be closed Saturday 12 o'clock
noon-beginning June 21 through
July and August.
,
The Atlantic Plumbing & Heating Supply Company, Inc., is pleqsed to announce that ground
has been broken at 730 Baltimore Pike, Springfield Township, for erection of a branch store.
The branch store will be engaged in the
. wholesale distribution of plumbing, heating, airconditioning and industrial supplies. Plans call
fo(completion by Fall.
ATLANTIC PLUMBING AND HEATING
SUPPLY COMPANY. Inc.
1333 South Sth Street
PRIZES GIVEN
A number, of outstandiJ1g Junior
High school students received
special recognition at the closing
Juriior High Assembly last Friday.
The Time MagaZIne Medal
Award for excellence in Cl!frent
Events was presented to
Dunning. Carol Topping, was ,the
recipient of the American Education Press Medal Award for Excellenee in Current Events.
Activity A war d s presented
by Mathematics Teacher James
Miller were received by the following:
Non-aWelie Awards to Girls
Two stars: Sandy ,Milne, Debby
Thompson.
:
One star: Virginia Bullltt, Nancy
Carroll, Pam Foster, Kathy Jessup, Sally Shook.
'
Letters: Phyllis Ad","", Gail
Bauer, Ferrill Beck, Laura Hobbs,
Virginia Smith.
Lacrosse Awards for Girls
Stars: Phyllis Adams, Betsy
Brinkman, Martha Calhoun, Nancy Carroll, Virginia DeCaindry,
Walter
Pegram, Stanton Von Grabill, Kenneth Wyse.
"wards
Traek
Stars: John Coleman, Charles
Hummer, Terry Kerr" Jim Lewis,
Charles Livingston, Gordon Smith,
Pete Arrison, Peter Kroon.
Letters: !;Iud Stephani, Karl
Thomas, Terry Allen, Cal Colemen, Bob Council, Jim McCorkel,
Charles Wentz.
Non-athletic letter to Joe Prather.
Athlelle Awards
accumulation of points
Star to David Lynch.
Intramural Championship Awards to members of the Winning
Intramural Softball Team:
Jim Hind, ,Mike Hurd, Roger
Russell, Bill Lee, Walter Mann,
Scott Pickard, Nelson Rubin, Dick
Snyder, George Kroon, George
Pappas.
,Intramuarl athletic awards:
Beverly Crother, Beth Jones
Pat' O'Neill.
'
Non-athletic awards: Star to
Pat Kennedy.
Letters: Anna Mae Allison, SuPam Foster, Jeanne Goff, Jane san Braun, Nancy Bunker, Mary
MacAlpine, Josephine O'Neill, ~u, Friend, Bobby Grooters, Joan
Mary Lou Pierce, jean Rogers, Harrar, Ann Hay, Joan HemenSally Shook, Debby Thompson.
way, Sandy Hoot, Louise Johnson,
Letters: Mary Mellace, Karen Beth Jones, Mary Phillips, Sally
Schiif, l!!mlly' Terry.
Reaser; Jane Valetttine, Bobby
AWello' Awards
Garrahan;' Brenda Von Grabill,
Accumulation of points
Barbara Ziegenfus.
Letters: Joan Blanlon, K>.th;y I Non~Athretic Awards to memJessup~
bers of the Safety Patrol:
Non-AWelio Awards-Boys
Twa stars: Fred Blooin. Letter
Two stars, Gordon SIDIth.
and Star: Don Poole. Star: Bob
One star: Charles, Hummer, Lowe.
Mike Hurd, Jim Keighton, Randy
Letters: 'John Bates, Ed Borer,
Malln, Charles Nason, Craig Peel, David Deacon, John DeGroot,
Bob Perce, Bob Warden.
Johnnie Lange, Bill Lee, Scott
Letters: Peter Asch, Happy
Pickard, Lynn purnen, Walter
(Continued from Page I)
valuable advice.' He has been part
of every Swarthmore team as a
trainer and psychologist."
The woman with the longest
~me at the college is M~ Ellzabeth Hirst, a native of nearby
Springfield. She came to the college to work in 1907 but can remember coming for Commencement exercises as a little girl.
Head Bookkeeper in the business
office for 45 years, she -will retire
at the end of the month.
I
Ayme Gosman, affectionately
called by her ftrst name by all the
students, has been a fixture at the
college switchboard since she
came to Swarthmore from Chestertown, Md., in 1917. Through the
years she got to know many of
the undergraduates by voice and
today still recognizes many of
them when they return for Alumni
Day.
Edna B. Corson has been at the
college since 1918, a kind of jillof-all-trades. She has helped Miss
Gosman at the telephone swltchboard and worked as cashier in
the business office. Although she
retired from full time duty In
1950 she has continued 10 help In
various capacities about the col1_e_g_e_e_v_er_Sln_c_e_.
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Notes
The last Legion Auxiliary Meeting of the season will be held at
the home of Mrs,. Oscar Gilcreest,
208 Vassar avenue on Tuesday,
June 17.
A business meeting at 11 a.m.
will ~ followed by a luncheon.
Members are asked to bring a
sandwich. Following this there
will be a social hour of card playing.
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PLAN YOUR VACATION OR HOUDAY
Iii tHE HEART Of THE POCONOS AT
THE ,ANTLERS,
SWIFTWATER,
PA.
100 Miles from Swarthmore .
EXCELLENT'FOOD
.
COMFORTABLE ROOMS
,"
All Sports Ayallable
.
Owned and Operated by Swarthmoreans
Reynolds, Nelson Rubin, Ted Shatagln, John Wetlanfer. '
A mounted Flicker Bird was
presented to the High ,School by
Mary Phillips, the representative
of the SA section which gave the
bird. The Flicker will be on display in the Biology room.
Nathan B~1l presided at the assembly program. The Bible was
read by Delores Ulnin.
Write R.
C~ WEBB
Cresco. Pa •• 9r phone Mt. Pocono 4524
'.
:
Now franchised
to sell
® a Complete Line of
CAMERAS and ACCESSORIES
StoP'in for Leica demonstration or informaHon on
the eomplete line o.f oVer 200 important Lelca
aClCessorles now available.'
"
ROGER· RUSSELL, Media, Pa•.
St~te & Monroe Streets
ME 6-2176
, '.
PhllC!'delphla 47. Penna..
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WE
I
NEED
CllRYSLER SARATOGA 6-PASSENGER SEDAN
2" HOMES
IN SWARTHMORE. WALLINGFORD or ROSE VALLEY.
Three very fine families. one wi." 2 children now in
Swarthmore schools. need 3 or 4 bedroom homes with
nice grounds;
Our CONFIDENTIAL SALE plan avoids unnecessary pub.
licity prior to actual sale.
WRITE OR PHONE
NESSEN. McTYIER &' ADAMS. Inc.
19 E. Springfield Road. SPRINGFIELD
SW 6.3452
local Artists to' be Featured
At Symphonic Chorale Concerts
We need
,USED
TIRES
We'll pa, big money for
old tires when you trade
them here for Famoii$
Super-Cushions
•
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GOOOIiEAR
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Terrell Kelly, tenor, of Morton,
and Henry J. Faust, bass-baritone, of Dartmouth avenue, are
announced as featured soloists at
concerts to be given by the Symphonic Chorale in Philadelphia in
the near future: Th.!' concerts' are
scheduled for Thur~day evening,
June 19, in Saint Clement's Parish
House auditorium, 20th and Cherry streets, and for-: MQnday evening, June 23, in the Mid-City Y.
W.C.A. Auditoriul", 2~.27 ~hestnut
street, under auspices '9t the Music Center Studios of philadelphia.
Mr. Kelly is slated fb~ the principal tenor solo,S ,in excerpts from
Haydn's famous oratoriO, CtThe
Creation", scheduled for the June
Nineteenth prog.am.'
Mr. Faust will b~ chief bass
soloist in excerpts. from· Smetana's
amusing comic opera uThe Bartered Bride", scheduled for both
concerts. Mr. Kelly. also Is to be
among the otber ~ololsts in the
Smetana music' which is to include several cboruses, a number
of arias and various duets.
Mrs. Charles H, Brennan, Jr., of
Lancaster, with her daughter,
Carol, and son, Michael, Is visiting
this week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. wayfN"U."RaDdall, of
Riverview road. !;'~':" ,Brennan
FUSCO & ALSTON will
be matr~:ono:r for.her
cousin,
MIss,
Halg, whoae
C"sler &: Falmew Roads·
marriage to W. PlduP 'N. KnisSwartllmo... 6-3681
kern will take place tomorrow.
LET US HELP MAKE YOUR ,CAR
RUN BE II ER - LONGER
Our Spring Car Saver Special Is Designed to Help Get Rid of
"Winter Drag" and Get Your Car Completely Ready for Summer
Right Now Your' Car Needs These
"Get Ready for Summer" Services
l~ANGE TO SUMMER; OIL
ler oil Is too Ihln' lor warm
6
weatber. We drain It---Gnd reflil wltb
Summer type Sunoco Oil.
2-CHANGE TO SUMMER GEAR
LUBRICANTS
Drain transmission and rear refill
gasollne.
7-CLEAN AIR FILTER
with Sunoco AIl-PlU1lOSe Gear Lubrteant--speeially made to resist
high pressure and heat.
Leis your enk1ne breathe easierkeeps dIrl ont 01 the carburetor.
B-DRAIN ANTI· FREEZE AND
FLUSH RADIATOR
CHECK HOSE CONNECTIONS
-ADD RUST RESISTANCE
3-CHASSIS LUBRICATION
Special Lubrleant nsed to help keep
out squeaks and wear.· Won't dry
out, won't wash out won't: squeeze
out! Helps Improve gas mJieage.
If you have permanent aull-freeze,
save It for nen winter. Bring your
own conta.lne.r.
4-CHECK OIL FILTER
Inspect cartridge and
leaks.
oIleek for
S-BAnERY SERVICED
'-CHECK·UP OF TIRES
Coned "SwltMlnr' Improves tbe
Winter is especJaUy toUlh on batteries. We check strendIl, e1...... term.D .... add dJstUIed water.
,
(II•••
CLEAN AND ADJUST SP4RK
PLUGS
•
Dirty spark plugs can waste as mnch
as 1 ont of evel'l' 10 pilons "I
mDeaae. We
~,~ ~~i
DON'T LET YOUR WIFE ,DISCOVER THIS TOO LATE!
Women by the thousands are discovering
in the beautiful 'ChrySler Saratoga the
easiest "big car" of
to handle
• • • the most generously comfortable to
ride in • • _ and the mt;lSt inst8ntly' IespollBive to their CQmmADd.
That's why we say to you ..• and your
wife ••• "Come in and see for yourselves
what the Saratoga does for you." AneJ
do it now, before you decide on any car
• _ • not later, when you may regret not
baving a¥ the things you can have in
a Saratoga!
Yes, it is a big car with big car power
; _ . a breath-taking 180 H:P. performer
(the most l'!!volutionary V-8 engine in
25 years) that answers to the touch of
your toe with delightful gusto. And it
an
doesn't call ~for premium fuel, eitherl
Does your wife think there's too much
car here to handle? ... let her try its
Power Steering that does 4/5 of all the
s~ring work and gives fire times greater ,
control on the road' and when parkingl
Is she safety-minded? Chrysler Power
Brakes give her quicker, safer stops •.•
with up to two-thirds less foot pressure.
She'll appreciate Chrysler's Safety.
Cushion dash panel. And in case of a
blow-out, she'll have the sssmance of
Safety-Rim wheels thSt won't "throw"
a tire.
'
How about comfort? Come, both of
you, for a ride! ... feel how those amazing Orifiow ~ absorbers ''liquidate''
e,!en the worst road bumps. Chair-high
seats plUs big, big windows let even the
tinieSt'little lady see out properly. Doors
openWi4e • • _ and she can keep her
hat on!
.
Here, in short, is the car beautifully
designed for men and women. The
liveliest, best handling car in ·America.
The car you'll both be glad you saw
first. Why not stop in today?
N07'B: POUIer Steering aItuuIanl on Crown. Imperi41.
AtIOil46k.~%bu. 011 any neroCllryU-•
CHRYSLER
, THE FINEST CAR
AMERIc,\ BAS YET PRODUCED rc;;;~
abo have your tins
HANNUM Ie WAITE
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$w.I....... 6-1250
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recapped, If Deele4.
HA.NNUM&' WAIT,E
tHESl& ROAD .... YAU AYMJE, SWARTHMORE
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ivy. The bridesmaids were Miss
Barbara Williams, Miss Kathryn
Gotwals, Mrs. William T. Southworth, and Mrs. David W. Doelp.
Anne Stauller,' niece· of the
bridegroom, flower girl, wore yellow organdy embroider~ ·with
tiny white daisies and carried an
bouquet of white
daisies.
Mr. Charles D. Giles of, Rutgers
avenue, was best man. The ushers
included Ensign Willam Black,
Ensign John Costello, Ensign
George Stickle and Ensign John
Steinbacher, all o~ the U. S. Coast
Guard.
A reception after the ceremony
was held at the Curtis Arboretum
in Wyncote. Ensign 'and Mrs. HIhn
will live in Virginia Beach. Va.
BIIi JUnE fOOD fE5TIUAL
U. S. GOV'T GRADED
BEEF.
STEAKS
89e
SIRLOIN
_ _ _ _ _ _-;-'_OR_TE:-R_"_O_I.!:-51_lb
T-BONE
ii',;d Beef I~ SSC
-.. 29&:
Pork Hocks'
Ib
16ced BacoD
Beef Bolognl
Baked Loaves PI.I'.!':"p~.ltISc
MIllgel JJverwurst
10.... 4Sc
49e
~'
Ib
WhlI~. ChlcklD~C'3'!'o :'I.il
Lanmster Brand Shankle..
RAMS SH~~SS
Ib
TURKEY'S
LancasNr Brand Broad 8reasted
. .
.
Seafood You'll L1l
a';Uoek FUle..
Jput.'
_L FUlell
sa'"
Pan.....,
Ib
Drelled W1dtiag
Jeney Sea Bus
Ib
Ib
Ib
QUICK FROZEN'
CHICKEN PUTS
3ge
29e
17e
1ge
Ib
guest
of honor
at a tea and will
shower
ity Ch.p-ch,
SwartluJ)ore,
bll
to be given next Tuesday by Mrs.
L1oyod Leach and Miss Lynne
Leac1i, of Wallingford.
Th~ bride-to-be will be guest
~I':'
·CLEANED,.
OVEN READ~
.,:.::~':u
IHIGHI
110
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"AI:
I .,.
5-1b Hie 3.7!1, save 20c
CUI""P
raYERS u.S9c
Z7c:
3 dozen $1.00-
GLENDALE CLUB
35c
~:;:
Ch....
Sylva. S ••I CoUq.
~r: 150
ItUFT CRUSE spREADS
PIMENTO, ~ OLIVB
.....N'l'O AND DUM
CHBf •• 'N BACON OLD _MOLIIIB
.
AND IlOItA
Z.e.t!.4Ic
.
FREE. O'C~lRA .5000 wpooos
With the purchase of a new 1952 Phllca freezer.
UAoNGitjUICE
(2 'r25c)
:'. ~ litH for delightful days on the btach ':;"cVenins
herd enterlolltUWlt-beach1ront sundecld a porclics
-SUpervised children',
1V'!&r In
.11 bolhs.
Call Atlantic City 5-1211
best mlm for Mr. Saltto.
Mr. and' Mrs. Daniel Stuart
rM!(
"....CE. AnAHnC ctrY
OWNERSH'IP MAHAGEMEfIT. JOSIAH WHITE & SOlIS, LTD.
6~ 72c
S~.-e.I'a.
Serving Swarthmore, Morton
Rutledge and Ridley Townsh1~
aince 1918
S"arihl'lore ~444
CUNNINGI1AM
Since 1905
'!\II.hrs & PCllper Ha."rs
We Rould bow how
Swa. 6-2266 MlchlgalAye.
Swartll..o.. 6-1448
BROOKS
W ilLIAM
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Ashes 4!c llubbi8~ Removed
Lawns Mow,ed, C-eral
&~Jl~~='lrorton.
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Fa.
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,All Un.s of Insllrance
ala Daramouth Avenue
CIRLS:
"Sc
Dixie Garden
.
CaUforniaAll RING CAKE'
43e
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Virginia Le.
owly
.'
the ......or Of fresh crushed orange..
ORANGE JUICE
. ~ 23c
TOMATO JUICE
~. 23c
BEART'S DELIGHT NECTAR ""!,t~!:",, ":..--: 31e
FARMDALE SWEET PEAS
N':;.~I2c;
EVAPORATED MILK 3 :::: 40e
I}dmJ
I)ckaI
!IktI'!
06var STUFFED OLIVES~' 3ge
I
ACME MARKET, Chester Rd., Swarthmore
Open Thursday and Friday to 9 P. M.
Open Saturday 'tn 6 P. M.
Mary Margaret Marsh, !l member
of the class to graduate Monday,
has DIlen on the Dean's List during her senior year.
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INSVRANCI/
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Jab. avallobl~ nad°w. em.nt·
opportunity for vane
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Jobs avcill.oble noW. no
experience needed.
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GIRLS:
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r
.
ing service is being offered by
medical student and his specialist
teacher wife. Reply Box M, The
Swarthmorean.
PERSONAL-Lawn cutting-have
your 'grass cut while on vaca-
Jobs available now..
friendly, congenlolp.ople.
sized
and
ing. Refinishing. Harper, 523 E. 7th
cents per
hole. RepairSt .•ING-6
real', Chester
4-2310.
GtR(Sl
INSTALLED
RIDLEY PARK
WARM-AIR HEATiNG
Furnaees Vacuum Cleaned
GEORGE MYERS .
Box 48-Swarthino..e 6-0740
STf!
.&
TYPING SERVICE
Lega' 'a,... .
c:.••...,
REEVES
1IIIIding ConstracHon
Resid!lllti~
• PaintiI.g
Commerctal
•
R.pom
Prolnpt. "efflci... aDei accurate
••rvlce
M.... r'al.
3525 BDGMONT AVJ!N1JE
ClUSTER 3-9201
Jt~P~C;4\. INC.
WAI,'rER M. MAGEE
~~... Ma"apr
• A1teratlo.na
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SlVarihrno.e 8-3898
lIo~Q'" Sq."..
.
MI.. Str.adl.y
Notary , ...Ie
SW ,,1228
17Y2 SOllth Cbsh .. Road
Swartlamore 6-3450
FQlf-f
Charles E. Fischer
BUILDER
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The
The
The
The
Swarthmore 6-2253
Good Insurance Companies
North American Company
Travelers Insurance Company
Hartford Insurance Company
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company
Before .rQu leave on Vacqtion, check with
us" to see that you areprI?Berlyproteder;l..
_"y.~~ 4"'·'~
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ADS
Baird & Bird
CQR. Q~IJTttlOQTH alld LAFAYET.rE AVENUES
Opposite Borollgh ~ail
Plenty of
HOT WATER
at our house
dishes.
large
At a special "graduation" cere-
girls who had been serving' as
nurses aides in Crozer Hospital
received pins and certificates.
Each girl has served a minimum
of "25- hours aiding in various hospital wards and learning how
R~PAIRED &
VAN ALEN BROS.
GU'ITERS
GEORGE F. eULUS
HORACE A.
CLASSIFI~D
PERSONAL
ROOFS
WANTED-Three little kittens are
looking for a home. Weaned,
PERSONAL-Tutoring in German housebroken and tidy. Pyle, Meaand Russian. Beginners through ia 6-3033.
.
advanced. Oftered by college ~~~
teacher, beginning next week. Re;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;I ply to Box K, The Swarthmorean.
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PERSONAL-~Ouse painting and
repairs. Odd jobs. Man now
available. Swarthmore 6-3764 or
Svvarthmore 6-0583.
PERSONAL-If your child needs
individual attention' in his
•
school sub'jects - excell~nt tutor-
Jobs avallabl. noW. good
right from stolt.:
GIR . •
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COAL
'ThIrd Genel'Cl!flon
gue.w
NURSES AIOl"S RECI"IVE
AWARDS. CERTIFICATES
:!~~~G~~~~~~~
... e
,
TlHfiEN'
nurses work and how modern hospitpals operate.
School District Nurse Edith
Kenney presented the badges to
the following girls and praised
them for their good work:
Rachel Baughn. Nancy Carroll,
Virg;nia Magee. Jo O'Niell, Mary
Lou Pierce. ~all Roberts, Jean
Rogers, Christine srilith and Debby Thompson.
~~Jc
. We kn6w where there ,are jobs open
right now that have all the good features
mentioned above, rolled into one! If you
are interested, why not stop in. at one
of the offices listed.
OI~JlQT
O" . . . . . . ·Mt
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The nurses aides were under
1631 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
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J.A.GREEN
GAS
WATER
.
HEATER
We have loti of hot water, even enough for the
nluclant puppy'. bath. Mother says gas water heating
II grand, because
alway. p ....ty of hot water
for oK hDu..halJl n ..... And Dad thinks It's wonduful
beas_ he dn tI'haye to sp.nd lime tending the
theoe·.
MONDAY TBRU SATURDAY
NOON
.
. . . . ,.bpla.. te'l , of '1'1 11 I,Iii Ii
... ~"plne ••
we have'an
AUTOMATIC
OIL BURNER
SERVICE
SUNDAYS aa4 HOLIDAYS
~ w60 . . peap"
I
DAY .and NIGHT
6919 Ludlow Street, Upper Darby, PeL
the supervision of Mrs. Kathieen
Henderson.
mertt
ALBAN PUKER
I'ho,ne Hedla 6-3555
406 Swarthmore avenue. '
lawns. Swarthmore 6-7186.
PERSONAL - CHAm - CAN-
PROMOTED
John Longwell of Park avenue,
has been promoted to SupervisorSource Development-Procurement
Analysis at Piasecki HelIcop1le!r
Corporation. Morton.
With the hellcopter finn for a
year, Longwell was fonnerly actIng . Suwrvtsor-80urce Develop-
New and BebuUt '1'Ian...
and Repalrin&, Sil!oe 1908
H.
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Glftl. : pay
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mony last Friday a number of
n
14-••
.kv ...
1/Irs.
tion-medium
'deal Conc;entrated
I
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Job. avjillobl. ,!o~, I~ .
pleasant surroundings.
4s,,,.,••
Ex,,-
a33~d~ son,
of Francis
the Swarthm0t;.e
b~'
~i~~~~~p~a~.
lIfr.formerly
and Mrs.
GibApartments, are now residing at
~
IdNi Concentrated
Lemon Juice (a "" Z5O)
Grape Juice (.. zoe)
.9rkaI Splnaeb ~~
Sliced Strawberries
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fawcett
of South Chester road, entertained
informally at a bullet luncheon
following the Commencement Elcercises of the Philadelphia Tex..
tile Institute, at which their son
Robert recelvu his B.S.. degree.
Dr. Joseph S. Bates 'of "Rocky
Spring Farm", Media, will return
to Yale University this week-end
for his 40th Cia.. reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Bro~
head and daughier Virginia 'of
Swarthmore avenue will leave tomorrow to spend the sUmmer on
their farm at Buto.
•
~. and Mrs. A. H. Marsh and
daughter, Susie, of Columbia avenue. accompanied by Mr. Marsh's
mother.
Matgaret Marsh. of
Jacksonville, Fia.. attended the
week-end
graduation
festivities
at
Duke
University,
Durham,
N. C.
Passmore
maid of honor at the marriage. of
Miss Gloria Quick, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray S.' Qulck of
Haverto_, formerly of Swarthmore, t~ Mr. Hubert M. Brown,
son o! Major and Mrs. Marion H.
Brown of Wichita Falls, Texas.
Mr.' Ed Dunn, brother-in-law of
the bride, will serve as best man,
an!i Miss Teel Dunn will assist
as hostess.
The wedding will take place
Satu,rday, June 21. at 4:00 p.m.
at the home of the bride's parents
in -the presence of the family and
close friends. The Rev. Peter C.
der Hiel of St. George's
Church, Ardmore, . will perform
the ceremony.
A desSert party at the home of
Mrs. Ernest Pritchard of Kedroh
Avenue, Morton will precede the
wedding rehearsal on Friday.
Mrs. Donald Pufl'er, of Woodcraft road, Havertown, will entertain -the family _lmd members of
the bridal party at a 12 o'clock
luncheon preceding the ceretpony.
..
dozen
t ..~!}tUtt
ON rHE IOAIDWAIIC lor
DMNI rAXI SOYICE
PII8e7
•
honorary society last term
ren Shafer and Mr. Paul Fetter- the Philadelphia Museum of Art
registered in the Cornell Gradu- olf, Jr., whose marriage will take on the Parkway.
ate School of BUSlneSIlSS~fo~r~~;:; r~~~~~ in st. Asalph's Church,
fall in addItiol! to, his e
Bala-Cynwyd tomorrow.
. PETERDI NICOLA
course.
\
Edwin Harris. of Wellesley road,
Robert William Richardson, Jr., returned today from Exeter, N. H.,
D.rIYflwa, COlstractlon
of Park avenue, was
wher6 he has completed the UpMonday from Penn State
per Middle year at Phl1l!ps
~~Ic~h
with a de...ee of Bachelor of Arts, ter Academy.
Cell... Wall. R.lllashred
Nancy Sylvanus, of Ogden aveMr. and Mrs. Richardson, his parents, attended the week-end
nue, waS graduated from the PbIISw~
tivitia.
adelphia Museum School' of Art
Harlan R. Jessup, of
with the degree of Bachelor of
avenue, who arrived home
Fine Arts in illustration. Comweek from Dartmouth College, mencement exercises were held in
left Monday morning on a. ~~::~
R.O.T.C. f~r a two-month E
Rubbish Collection
ean cruise.
$20.00 per ton
Sw~rthrnore l)ispoSql
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Morey,
Weeldy or Monthly
II lots of two or
of Yale avenue, 'entertalned 22
WARREN fiERCE
gUests at a sUl'per party Sunday,
more tons of Nllt
Swactbmore 6-2078
June 8, in honor of Miss Ell" WarClIr Stoye sl••
NEWS NOTES
RESIDENTIAL
. .
. . AND
,
C()~t.1I!~c;IAIo
TO WED JUNE 21
Miss Emily Pritchard will be
SPECIAL PRICE
OItANCES
OU.II!}·....
THE SWARTBMOREAN
Friday, JUDe 13, 1952 .
Mr. and Mrs. S.· M. Viele, of
Strath Haven avenue. entertained
as their week-end
~. Ie.
L. Maurer, her daughter, Ruth,
CO~STRUCTION
and son, Anthony. of R,ockviUe
Centre, L. I. They attended the
Alterqtions
Commenr.ement at Swarthmore
College at which time Mrs. MaurP.R.R. Frel,ht Iidg.
er's
daughter, Laura, graduated
Swarthmcire, Pa.
,
with highest honors.
Mrs. James R. Taylor, of WestJ.F. BLACKMAN
dal!! avel\\1e, will entertaill tomorSW 8-881'
row with a dessert-bridge and
"=============I!niscellalleoUS shower in honor of
Miss Jo,", Faulkner, of Dlcklnson
avenue, whose marriage to Mr.
:Murrel Davis Wessner, of Morris_
town. Tenn.• will take place June'
H 0 ... A C B Jt.
21 in the Swarthmore Presbyter-'
ian Church.
Drck Bosshudt, of Park avenue.
. '.
.'
returned from Cornell University
last Sunday for his summer vacation during which time he plans
to "I'ork for Sun Oil Company.
Dick was InitiptOd intp "Eta Kappa Nu", electrical engineering
,.
It:all ... It •
Morse. of Parrish road, will· give
I~r 3~e
Large, Juicy, florida Valenda
C·t,f ~'I'ON 14ZME"
a dinner party following the rehearsal Friday evening, June' 20.
PRESERVES
~~;::
~~.
when Mrs. James W. Lukens, of
Elm avenue, wII1 entertain at a
luncheon and shower.
Mr. and Mrs. ToWnsend Cox
and Mr. Henry Wirz Cox, of May";
lan, will ..entertain at bullet sup-
as
'STKAWBERRY
IT''~..
of honor on Thursday, June 19.
per on Thursday evening. June
19. Mr. Henry wirz C6x Will serve
DtkalPart
NEW PACK
• Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wagner,
Bellefonte, Delaware. are receiving congratulations upon the birth
of a daughter. Virginia Ann, on
June 10, .in St. Francis Hospital,
Wilmington'.
Mrs. Wagner is the former
Nancy Fawcett, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Fawcett, of Rid~
ley Park, formerly of Swarthmore.
Two students from Swarthmore
were among the graduates whe'n
the College of Woosler held its
82nd colhrt\encenient
Monday
morning, June 9. Janies liornaday.
FETE COUPLE
English major and Robert James
Kerr, chemistry major.
Mis. Jane Penfield, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Penfield, of
Kerr, son of Mr. and Mrs. OsRiverview road, whose marriage car W. KelT, 621 Fairview road, is
lIa ••ltI..... " ••
to Mr. Nicholas Mercur Saitto. son also a graduate of SWiirtbinore /
' .
High' School. Mr. Kerr plans to
S'tINGio.iLD
of Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Saltta, of
k in th
h
'
, •••• sw·· 6-11450
"Villa Cara", Moylan, wII1 take war
e c emistrY departplace Saturday, June 21, In Trin_,.m
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eIl_t_o-:-f_th_"_D_nP_·
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}lI'and17e
~ u.
JJ,,:::.caster
lIlI". and MrS. Leohard Dart, of
Dickinson aveque, announce
birth of a daughter, Sarah NOI,u,rap. on Tuesday. June 10, in Delaware County Hospital.
He
was C·~~~:r:I~~:!.
Wooster
Club.
graduate at
Hornaday, a
Swarthmore High School With the
class of 1947, is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Hornaday, of DickinSon avenue.
Patricia Giles, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter C. Giles. Rutgers
.avenue; was graduated Monday
from Lasell Junior College, Auburndale. with an Associate in
Science degree. Patricia was a
member of the Speakers' Bureau,
Workspop Players, Hockey, Softball, Soccer, and Red Cross.. She
was the president of Pickard
House.
.
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I! .alar he,..ln...
S l i d " a.la.IRaIIc ..... alu hu.... you llkaatyDlll'
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PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY
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TAX RATE SET FOR SCHOOLS
(Continued from Page 1)
in handling- the new head tax.
After electing Robert Holm of
the school's music department to
give instruction In music In conn,ection with the summer program
at the school, and setting fees of
$6 per child per course the Board
adjourned for still another session
Wednesday evening
Swarthmore College
(Continued from Page 1)
has chosen him to guide its destinies. In awarding the degree ,of
Doctor of Laws, President John
W. Nason stated that· his Alma
Mater had· followea his career
with pride.
Dr. Nason conferred a similar
degree upon Patrick M. Ma1Ib,
Eng ineering Show Opens
.executive director. of the AmeriTomorrow in Philadelphia can Civil Lib'ertles Union and
The Chrysler Corporation's economics professor· at SwarthI~ew
Worlds in Engineering" more College from 1930 to 1950.
show which opens at John Wana- Presented for his degree by Roland
maker Saturday, June 14, will be Pennock, Dr. Nason .termed him
located in various departments of "teacher and man of action, restless to serve mankiJid".
,..
John Wanamaker.
_
Jane
P.
Rushmore,
outstanding
The locations are: The main exQuaker
leader,
and
general
secrehibit of 70 displays will be in the
Third Floor Auditorium; Chrys- tary of the Ph.iladelphia Yearly
ler's experimental convertible, the Meeting for over 30 years, was
C-200, will be located In the Con- presented for ,the degree of Doccourse, Men's Store; The Ply- tor of Letters- by ,Joseph Shane,
mouth International Model Plane vice-presldent·_of the College. In
trophy display will be in the Hob- his presentation, Iir. Nason paid
by Shop, elghth floor, Market tribute to her as "teacher, minisStreet; The transparent Plymouth ter, and writer whose courage and
chassis wm be at Philadelphia's sagacity had meant much to the
popular meeting place, "Next to Society of Frier.,ds."
the Eagle".
Four students were graduated
with highest honors, 33 with high
Beefed to Phi Beta Kappa
honors, and 24 with honors.
Waldo R. FIsher, of Guernsey
In his Review of the Academic
road, graduated from Wesleyan Year President Nason referred to
University, Middietown, C;onn., 'the retirement from active teachwith "Honors In General Scholar- ing of Professors ,,Arnold D{esden
ship" and with "Hlgh"Distinction and 'Ross Marriott of the MatlieIn Chemistry".
matics Department and Professor
. Waldo was el~ted to Phi Beta H. Jermain Crellihton from the
K.appa and to Sigma XI and he Chemistry Department as a loss
Was awarded "The Graham Prize to the College' ,for which future
In Natural Sciences". He will en- students would be the poorer.
ler the. University of PennsylvanMrs. Grover Cleveland .'Spiller,
ja Med.cal School next fall.
president of the National Council
of State Garden Clubs, came from
her home in Okl,l!homa to accept
the 1952 _Arthur Hoyt Scott Garden Award of a gold medal and
$1 000 made to" her organization.
She announced 'that the fund
would be used to'set up a fellowship for doctorate study in horiiTe'V
culture, to be called the Arthur
Hoyt Scott Fellowship.
Clo,h
Bathing S'tits
and Trunks
Robe..
(Continued from Page 1)
6.61 acre site on Rutgers avenue
for use in proposed elementary
school expansion. The land adjoins
the Rutgers avenue school across
Westdale avenue as extended. The
parcel has a 31D-foot frontage and
runs a depth of 800 feet.to conform with the rear boundary of
the present school property.
A resolution was passed asking
the County Board of Revision of
Taxes to have reassessments made
on properties to which major improvem!!nts have been made since
September I, 1951. The step was
taken in order to have advantage
of a recent law which permits
school districts to tax for the proportionate part of the fiscal year
remaining after completion of improvements.
Joseph Edenhart's reslgn!,tion as
superintendent of school buildings
and grounds was accepted with
regret by the Board which expressed appreciation for his services over t1ie last 20 years. Mr.
Edenhart will leave August 1 to
hecome a building inspector III
SpringfIeld Township.
H. C. Johnson, College
Board Member, Dies
(Contin)1ed from Page 1)
intensive study of the municipal
management,
He was a director of the trustees
of the Phllad~lphia Yearly Meeting of Friends and president
the group from 1933 to 1946.
Mr. Johnson was president
Jeanes Hospital from 1928 to
treasurer and a director of
Family Service of Delaware
County; a director of the Philadelphia and Delaware Cbunty
Child Guidance Clinics.
He was associate director of the
Wallingford Chapter of the Red
Cross and a member of the board
of Woman's Hospital.
MemberShip in numerous societies and clubs Included the Ki-
.'
wanis, Swarthmore, Rose Tree
Hunt and the Players of Swarthmore. He was also a member
the Union League.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Edith Lamb, and three
sons, Robert E. L. Howard Coopel.
Jr., and George K. Johnson, 3d.
.""'"""'....,~~,.........""""~ .
Summer Music Program
Begins Monday June 16
HAVE YOUR FILMS
Also Shorts, Shorts,
DEVELOPED AND
and More Shorts!
PRINTED
HERE' .
The Children's Shop
CAMERA & HOBBY SHOP
Swarthmore 6-1148
405 Dartmouth Ave.
Sw. 6-4191",' ,9penFri. ,.,
---
BoaniNames Wm. M.
Bush New Principal
182 Graduate From
Registration for tlie Swarthmore S<;hool's summer music program will take place this 'coming
Monday: June 16, in the Band
office between the hours of.9 and
11. Children of nine, years of age
or older are eligible to register.
The program, under the directi~n
of Robert M. Holm of the Swlirthmore Schools, will include beginning instruction for' those who do
not already play, and grOUP opportunities such as Band and Orchestra for those with some previous experience.
Mr. Holm has pointed out that
it is usually possible to work an
applicant into the music schedule
even though that person might
also be participating in Summer
Recreation or he takiitg academic
work In the regular school program. Music students are reqUIred
to attend only during the times
at which their music activities
actually meet.
Because the existing music
rooms are to be converted into
elementary classrooms durtng the
'summer, it llIay be the middle of
the week before instruction can
begin. Applicants will be notifIed
by postcard as to the time to report for their fIrst meeting. '
day, were made on the basis of
competitive examinationS and interviews with the boys.
(Continued from Page 1)
In addition the Physics Club of
to the Flag after which the aud- Philadelphia awarded a subscripience sang the National Anthem.
tion of Science News Letter to
Clem r.Ja1Ib, retiring Cabinet
vice-president lbafaued Howard Jim Carter and David Cox.
Shearer .as Incoming Cabinet
George Sehool Graduates
president.
Students
graduating
from
Special Awards
The following sPecial awards George School Saturday Included
Priscilla C. Rogers, June Kejghton
were presented:
and
J. Lawrence Shane of SwarthAmerican
'Legion:
Gordon
more,
·and Leonard S. Thomsen of
Smith, ninth grade; American Legion Auxiliary, Virginia Bu11Itt, Princeton, N. J., formerly of
ninth grade; . Junior Scholarship Swarthmore.
PrIscilla will enter Colby JunCup, Russell Snyder; Elmira Key.
ior
College this fall, June will atDelores Zensen, eleventh grade;
tend
an Art School, Lawrence ,will
Garnet Awards, Dennis Becker,
Greta Richardson, Mej Garrahan, enter Swarthmore College, and
John Davis, twelfth grade; Har- Leonard will go to Princeton.
vard Award presented by the Harvard Club of Philadelphia, a book,
"They Fought· with what They
i8
Had" to David Spencer, eleventh
grade student.
Intramural Awards, presentep
to Setilors included:, Class cliaml
• lIarly Ught on-yout illplonship won by the Seniors;
Dessmay
save much needGeorge Dunn, first place medals
le
••
su(feriDg
••• and
award, Roger Gilmour and Robert
money,
tool
See
yoatJ>oo.
Roblbaon, tied for second place,
.' tor at the fine suggestio..
James Carter, fourth place.
of trouble. aDd heed his
• Donald. Guthrie, Donald Sharpe,
experienced counsel. A
Robert Dciherty and Kenneth Wil- ....,.,nd important step q
son tied for Mth place.
u"emembet that this pm.... ,
The program adjourned with the
!"'icy specialiZes .in com"move_up" and the singing of the ,
pounding Pre.criptionsi A1ma.-Mater.
'I
Rotary Presents U. N.
Flag to High School
Early Light.
I
CATHERMAN'S
. DRUGSTORE
SCIENCE AWARD WINNERS
The Philadelphia Science Council Award was made_to three High
School seniors, the Highest award
of $100 going to Jim Carter; a
$25 Award to David Cox; and
honorable mention to John Pear-
A ~ards, announced yester-
,
"You Meet 'he Nlces' I'eople at Spea,es'"
•
(or• •
EDGMONT AVENUE -
1th and WELSH STREETS
your summer dress!
..:r~.J'jJ
l
The .Stylellne De Luxe Sport Coup,
,
"~
STATE INSPECTION
MAY 1 -
JULY 31
Have your car checked NOW. Be slIreU- Is
In safe mechanical eondltion • • • that. ;your
BRAKES will hold If a child darts Into ;yollr
path ••• Your TIRES won't skid on :
see :vou ••• Yeur HEADLIGHTS won'tllllnd
the 'motortst ....mIng toward ;you •••. Your
STEERING WHEEl;. will keep ;you on the,r1ght
side of the road- . . . And that all :v~w. 'lther
equipment and safet;y devices are In dependable
working order.
,
----e---GOOD DRIVERS DRIVE SAFE CARS
First in Service -
First in
$ciies
RUMSEY CHEVROLET
Swarfllmore 6-6130
,Theatre Square
South ,Chester Road
". :
.. -
,
.
Lawrence M. Woodru1r, son of
Capt. and Mrs. J. L. Woodruff
Morton, a member of this year's
graduatfng class of the Peddle
School, received his diploma at the
school's 87th commencement ex-erciaes held Sunday In the Ayer
Memorial Chapel, Hightstown,
N. J. He entered Peddie in the .fall
of 1951 after attending Swarthmore High School WhIle a senior
at Peddie he was In the, CIruislcal
.MusIc
Club, the Ra'clio Club.
,
SWARTH~~RE
re,
Friday, Jane 13, 1952
THE SWARTHMOREAN
COLLEGE
LIBHARY
--
Giye
Your
Flowers•
THE S-WARTHMOR
VOWME 24--NUMBER 25
SWARTBM~m;.FRIDAY, JUNE 20,1952
15.98
The
Flowerless
P.50 PER YEAR
BOX LACROSSE
Ubrarj Board,
, STARTS JUNE 25 255 BeginSix..Week
,
'In Summer Meet
Summer Session Mon.
SALVATION 'ARMY TOTALS
Final fIgures for the Salvation
Army Drive show a' total of $3,Box lacrosse will again be pre912.67 collected in Swarthmore.
sented every Wednesday evening
The Baltimore Pike Division, of
this year at the Sun on Field at
Summer Hours Begin July FeltonvljJe, The opening game at Hofmann Heads Staff for which the Borough is" a part, net- Annual
Meeting
with
ted about $33,500, or 135 per cent
1;' Vacation Privileges 8 p.m. June 25 will bring together
Junior, Senior High
Dr. Teague Speaker
of its quota.
the
revamped
line-ups
of
Sun
011
Now in Effect .
The overall drIve for the area
Courses
Well Attended
and the Malnlfnen.
comes to weil over $900,000, with
Tne Board of Directors of the
More than 100 Illterested perThe ranks of the Swarthmore
Two hundred and fIfty-fIve stu- contrlbutiona still comilig in.
Swarthmore Pulilic LlbrlU'Y re- Indians have heen riddled of most dents ' from Swarthmore and
sons heard the Pennsylvania Seccelved a summary of the Quos- of the old stand.bys, and many of neighboring communities started
retary of Health, Dr. Russell E.
the promiSing youngsters of the thelr six weeks summer session COMMUNITY, CHURCH
tionnaire In which it had. request- past few years because of out-of- Monday morning. These pupils
SCHOOL ENROLLS 160 Teague, present a stimulating dised the cooperation of its readers. town jobs and armed service will be attending classes from
The Community Daily Vacation cussion of the value of "Teamthis sprlbg at the quarterly meet- training. It is hoped that other 8: 30 a.m. until 12: 30, p.m. daily, Church School began on Monday work for Community Health" at
.ing of the BoaJ;d Monday evening )'Dungsters will come along to take (except for July 4) until Friday, morning, June 16, in the Swarth- the annual meeting of the Comin Boropgh Hall.
thelr places and anyone Who Is In- July 25.
more Presbyterian church with munity Health Society of Central
,
terested
should
get
in
touch
with
The
Siunm",r
School
Is
under
Oliver Rodprs presented each
160 children.1n attendance. The Delaware County in the SwarthCoach Blake or just report tor the direction' of Henry Hofmann program Is for children from four more Presbytertan Church, Thursmember with Ii complete tabula- practice at the box on Sunday of. the Swarthmore High School to 12 years and is under the leadtion of the 44 replies received, 22 morning or Monday evening.
stair. He is-assisted by MIU'Y Arm- ership of people from all of the day, .June 12•
having been turned In by faml1les
strong, Adeline Strouse, and Harry Churches In the borough. Classes
Dr. Teague was Introduced by
with children. 20 ,,!rom t8 m iU es
I
~:,:I~~~b..aIso of the HlgIi are in session from 9: 30 to 11: 30 Mrs. Joseph P. Bishop f,!llowlng
without children, and two from
a.m. '
a presentation of the Society's 8nindividuals. Twice as many perMrs. Mabel J\eckler of NetherMrs. Matthew McKinnell, dI- nual report by the presldent, .Mrs.
scna 1Isted tlction titles as fIrst In
Providence High School is teach- rector, announces the following
order of IIorrowing as compared
Ing Typing I and II and Short- corps of teachers: Four-YearOlds, C. Edwin Ireland. Staff nurses had
with non-fIction, .
Play Sch'ool, sponsored by the h~nd. She Is also supervising
Gordon Brain; Young Fives, made 6663 visits, 3572 of them
Sue
Hopson;
Big FIves, Mrs. Clarl< free, to homes for bedside nursIt Was generally concluded by Swarthmore Recreation. Assocla- ::~hing of Junior Business Trainthe Board that the -response to tlon for pre-school and primlU'Y
AllIson; Primary I, Mrs. .George ing care and famlty health superthe questionnaire was disapP.oint- children' got off to an excellent
All academic courses regularly Ellis; Primary II, Mrs. Martha vision while 146 visits were made
Ing; that 'users of the LibrlU'Y are start' on Monday in. the Rutgers offered In Swarthmore Junior and Moscrip; Primary III, Mrs. Robert to the Agency's office for special
generally sat1afled, except for ref- Avenue School with 98 child,ren Senior High School are being of- GIlfIllan, Jr.; Juniors, Mrs. Mabel treatment.
erence books with which 10 per- enrolled. Mrs. J. Francis Taylor fered in the Summer Session. In W. Hutchison.
In' addition to these teachers,
Elghi schools In the six comsons went on record as being dla- i. the dtrector of the school.' ,
,addition, courses In Spanish, Junsatiafled; that there i8no clear
The youngest group iticlude8 38 lor Buslness_ TrI1ln~g, B~kkee~ the school has the following peo- muility area served were supplled
n¥d for any additional servi",,; children who have heen dlvlaed Ing anl! Commerc.al AntHmetic; pie asSisting: Anna May Allison, with nursing service while 1763
that there Is no evidence that Li- chronologically into two sections. are also available for stUdents. A Virginia de Calndry, Mrs. Albert school medical examinations were
hrlU'Y hours should be changed. 'Mrs. ~borah Preston Is the teBch- good. percentage of the total en- Gabriel, Jr., Peggy Hoch, Kathy assisted by the nurses and 1705
u
er o' the very' young children as- rolIment are students from the Jessup, Joan Narberth, Sue Pur- Ichoo1 dental examinations. The
Circulation for April and ...ay '. •
.
Swarthmore Schools who are nell, Doris' Snyder, Mrs. Ernest staff has conducted four classes
ding·t Li- s.sted by Sandra'Mline and Vll',
t tall d 10 069
o
e
t , aecor
0"
••
availing themselves of the oppor- Lliws, Mrs. 'J. Howard Schad, in Home Nursing in cooperation
brarianBettlnB Hunter.
II1nia Stnlth. Teel DUnn Is the tunities offered by summer school. Sally Reaser, Mrs. Edw'ard McIl- with the Red Cross, given 20
teacher of the older half of the
.
The attention of readers is call- oungest grou with Joan- Thorn.
Joseph DaVIdson of West Ches- wain, aRd William Hordern. Mrs. health talks and programs for
ed to the Library's summet'
".-: asa1stan'Pt..
ter. State
. . ilhours :~n_,
.
,Teachers
, College, Is as- Ernest Pritchard' "will substitute clllbs In the area, taught a course
and vacatl"n, bo
. rrowmg prlv eges.
.
.'
$tinli In, the supmovi.'lion, of· ~he for _r,b's. MOSCrl» beginning Mon~ in the nurslng.aspecta of atomic
During July. ancl"Aiill\lSt,'the ,Li-'W"'!' ~ornaday·1$ teaching the feac!lers;'"
.... '. ". oat. '.TWie;'2S;'f', ", ,.... ' - ' ,warfare -for CivU'Defense, and
brary will be open on, Monday, 22 Chlidreri enrolled' Iri pre-k1nThe
school . ",:ill
continue arranged for the admission of 23
The, teaching staff is a strong
Wednesday and Friday afternoona dergaiien. \vith Dorothy Hopkins
one, made up of many exper- through '11tursday, July 3. Closing children to Camp Hope and Camp
from 2 until 5 and on Monday and and Emlly TeiTy as helpers. The
Ienced teachers.· From State exercises will be held on that Sunshlnf!.
Friday evenings frl>m 7 until 9. kmdergarten group, wIth an enThe Woodlyn Child Health CenTeachers College at West Chester morning .. Parents and friends will
Satlli'day morning hours
from rolIment of 15, is under the leater was attended by 149 babies In
is Mrs. Frances Vemosky who Is be Invited to attend.
9:30 until 12 noon.
dership of Mrs. Hel~n Robblee.
teaching Engllsh. and French;
3.79 visits. Twenty-seven immuniBooks for vacation_ use are dated Mrs. Robblee teaches kiitdergarten
zations were completed, 26 vae..
(Continued
on
Page
4)
for return September 9; the. day In the Lansdowne FriendS School.
.
cinations
given, and 113 booster
,
after school opens, but borrowers .4= 'Hilkert fs helping with this
injectiOns recorded, an~ 211 chilAll America Team
are asked to r"lurn them when group. .
dren examined by the center
thelr vacation Is ended. TwIce the
The PrImIU'Y group has 25 chilLacrosse Selections
physician in the 16 sessions held.
number of books may be borrow- dren with Miriam Damron as
Mrs. Frank AYdelotte, wife of Th.e Dental Health Center which
The United States Intercolleged, four on a juvenlle card and tea~her. Aim Lukens and Marilyn
the
former preslitent of Swarth- i< administered by the Society and
elght on an adult card. Miss Hun- Green are assisting Miss Damron iate Lacrosse Association broke more College, died suddenly Sat- financed by ciVic groups and pater will be on vacation during with arts and crafts, games and precedent this year by announc- urday, June;J.i. in 'Oxford, Eng- tients was attended by 115 chilo
ing their 1952 All-America Team
July and Mrs. Thomson during music.
land. Mrs. Aydelotte was travel- dren in 1019 ,visits with 105 cases
at
this
time
InStead
of
at
the
anAugust. The Library will be closMrs. Taylor entertained her
ling witIi her husband, a delegate completed.
ed on July 4.
staff and Mrs. Bruce Smith, board nual meetings in New York in
to the Friends.. World Conference
During the year 80 articles of
member, at luncheon last Friday, Decemller..
to be held in Oxford in July. TIley sickroom equipment were loaned
when fInal plans were made for
Of local Intere.t is the selec- had flown from New York last to homes and 50 layette were givTe!:tnis Lessons Sta rt
the summer program.
tion of Avery Blake, Jr., to a week.
en to mothers. The Elenita A1lis
. Forty children enthusiastically
Summer Club for older .boys fIeld "osition on the First Team.
Mrs. Aydelotte was the former JaCkson Memorial Fund for free
greeted the Swarthmore Tennis and girls starts next Monday, Avery, Jr., or "Bunky", ,was a 'sec- Marie Jeanette 0 sgood 0 f Cam- nursing care stands at $339 and
Club's decision to offer juniof in- June '23 In the College Avenue olld team si!J.ection last year as a bridg", Ma.ss. She and, Dr. Aydel- tIie Elric S. Sproat Scholarship
sophomore. He captained the
. d'
907 sh t1
struction by signing u~ i'or fIve School.
otte were marr.e m 1 ,~
, or y ""nd
Swarthmore'
College
tesun'
,. at $229.50, as of May 31.
weeks of lessons cn, the Swarth.
after
he
received
his
degree
'as
a
Four direc.to.s
A
I
year and led the nation In cCllri.,g I
Sh'
d t
' 'begin their ser-,
·
more College Women's courts on
h
I
Sc 00 Sets Up. nnua
.In collegiate competition' ~th
Rhodes Scholilr•. '
e move 0 vice to the Agency, two from
College avenue. Hester Yarnall,
I
Swarthmore
'In
1921
when her 'Spnn'gil'eld Mrs. Ste.wart Dunlap
·
d
F
D
d
Lost an
oun
/Sp
goals in nine games. His record ot
'
veteran tennis coach of the Shiphusband
was
named
president
of and Mrs'. Charles McCafferty, one
.
ley Sahool, took: on the fIrst group
Alth01Jl\h pupils ha'fe .deserted having been shut-out in only two the college. The:Aydelottes
moved
from R.·diey Tow-nship Mrs. Ed(}f ten youngsters at 9:30 Tuesday_ the school rooms for summer ya- games in three years Is .outstandI
to Princeton in;1940 when he re- WI'n A. R'obb, ahd one from
morning and another at 10:30. cations, abandoned sweaters, for- ing, as is his defenSIve p ay. signed to head ' the Institute for Swarthmore U _ . LaRue Hendrlxt
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These groups also report Thurs-gotten rubbers, overlooked jackthe College and Captain elect of Advanced Study.
son.
day mo~ while the oUter ets are still to be seen.
Mrs. Aydelotte _ also leaves a
chairman of the
two groups meet Wednes.day and
These' articles of clothing that both lacrosse and' football as well son, William
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Friday, at the same hours.
children brought to school and
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Universj,ty;
Two residents 'of Swarthmore,
Youngblood beginning to lemm neglected to take horne again are
James E. Davis of Amherst avethe fIne pointS of the game this begging for th!'ir o~ers.
Steve Clark, a senior and Ornut, and Roy P. LIngle of Cornell
week includes: Barbara Ann
Tb,e "lost and 'found" articles ville Wright, a sophomore, were
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avenue, will retire,. as of SeptemBernhardt, Larry Wight, Sally Me· have been assembled in the sew- named to the All-America squads
The High School Band and OrCawley, Jeb Tumer, Susan andlng room on the fIrst floor of the Honorable Mention list, the latter chestra Association divided into ber 1 from Drexel Institute of
Nancy Gowing, Kathleen Pack, high s~h,?o~ building. Here they having placed. second in the COI1l\- two groups at Its annual meeting. Technology.
Tonuny Furniss, Johanna Trump- may _be examined any week-day try In tlte goal-assists depart~ Elected by the Band group were
Professor Davis, chairman of
ler, San
Charles FtsC!her, vice-pres1dent; COlltinue .on the ,facllity 1Il!. profes.;
Marsh, Amy and Tim Ryenon, After, the display, unclaimed arJohn Snape of Hob.art and Dave RogerRusseU; treasurer; and Mrs. lOr eIIleritus. PrIor to his 29 years .
Sidney' J""nscm, Larry Jones, ticles will be turned over to wel- McCahAn, UJliveu11;Y of Pennsyl- Allen Smith, '*,,",tary. Orchestra at Drexel, he taught at the Uni7
Jeanne Schl "aer, .Janice Comp- fare agencies. In tribute to many vania goalie and captain, were'l Association 0JIIcers named were ftI'Slty of Wl8I'ODaln and Pennsylton, M ......t and Gunnat Quist, mothers who put name tags in othet' local boy. named to, the list R. P. Kroon, ~dent; Mrs. Fred- vania State COUege.
Ann Coo~, S1lSIIJ1 Allen. Linsey clothing, the coll4\i:tion at thl8 time of Honorable Mention selections. erick VanUdt, vice-pres1dent;
Professor Lingle. AssOciate pro- Bl'OI!kell, Vicki MacNair, LeIgh is smaller than iil previous )'88l'lt Johnny hal been clted bi many as Herbert H_,treasurer; and Mrs. fesSor' of English, completed 24
Hollis, 'Carol LlDeoIn, John
Acaret\II ~On of this dis- a very outstanding attack player Palmer SkOglimd, secretary.
years With the InstitUte this
ram, PhIlip - and _Candy Allen. play' shows \!at there are some In tile not
month. He had previously taught
Janet Eisinger, Raymond Lassiat, very nice coats and jackets With country, aDd as 0Qly a sophomore
Laura
of Park avenue at Rice Institute in HOuston,
Bill Lee, Roger Russell, Bob La- no names In them, gloves, hats, win undoubtedly ~e quite a
HospItal, Texas, and for teD yeais he was
fore, Linda Reed, Janet Kelley, rubbers, sweaters of gOO!l quality, name fOr himseit In the ,nt!Xt two
for a sever- In the-' Englls" department at
naVid -a-,-and·Margare.'BuIlI~ 1I11ms cases, iempty-~ets, etc. yean. .
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Miss Joan Faulkner of Dicltin-
Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Hall of
Philadelphia, have announced the
eIIIIagement of their daughter,
MIss Phyllis Ann Hall, to Ensign
Richard Lee Raymond, U.S.N.R.,
son of Mrs. Sara G. Raymond of
Walnut lane.
MIss Hall is entering her junior
year at Swarthmore College. Ensign Raymond was graduated in
1951 from Swarthmore College.
son avenue and Mr. Murrell Davis
Weesner of Morristown, Tenn"
who will be married tomorrow at
3:00 o'clock in the swirthmore
Presbyterian Church, were guests
of honor Thursday evening when
the bride's sister Miss Joryl
Faulkner' entertained at an open
house for the wedding party.
The bride-to-be will be guest
of honor at a buffet luncheon today at which, time Mrs. William
B. Pegram of Yale avenue will enMrs. Edward Godfrey Schmid- tertain the wedding party and outheiser of Wynnewood, announces
of-town guests.
the engagement of her daughter,
This evening Mr. and Mrs. RobAnn Barry, to Mr, Dwight JelIery ert W. Richardson of Park avenue,
Hartzell, son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. GilCarlisIe Hartzell of Wall- filIan,- Jr., of Yale avenue, will
mgf~rd..
0 give the rehearsal dinner at the
M.ss Schmldhelser. dau~ht",: al- Gilfillan home.
so of the late Judge Schm.dhe.ser,
Mrs. Charles William Werst of
is a graduate of the Shipley Lansdowne will entertain the
School and Mt. Holyoke College, out-of-town relatives at dinner at
class of '52.
the Strath Haven Inn this even. g
Mr. Hartzell was graduated 10.
.
from Wm Penn Charter School
Tommorow Mr.
and Mrs.
and Amherst College, and is .a Charles W. Lukens of Strath Havmember of Beta Theta Pi and
avenue ;,will serve brunch ~or
Spinx Club. He is now in the U.S. the wedding party,out-of-town
Government Service in Frankfurt.- guests and relatives.
Germany.
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Mrs. Robert L. Everett of
Homeslead Park will kct as 'maL
tron of honor for Miss Phyllis
Bottomley Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Smith, Jr., of
Haverford avenue, whose marriage to Mr. Frank Melville Ever~
ett, III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett, Jr" of Duquesne, will bike
place June 28 at 4:30' in the
Swarthmore Presbyterian Church.
The bridesmaids will be· Mrs.
Halsey Knapp of Shiloh, N. J.,
and Miss Anne Hickman of Glen
MIlls.
The brlde-to-be was given a
miscellaneous shower by Mrs.
Knapp and :Miss Hickman at :Miss
ffickman's home.
Today, Miss Smith will be guest
of honor at a luncheon to be given
by Miss Georgie Bowen of Chester.
Forbes of Ambler, I4lss Judith ated at the simple country cere- her, brother-in-Isw Mr. WlIllam
Dickson of Princeton avenue, Miss many.
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Brand of HatbOro, wore a gown of
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wore tb.e same type gowns of pink
marquisette and 'coronets of plaited violet veiling and carried loose
rp~d bOuquets of purple Canterbury bells with centers of dusty
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The ushers included Messrs.
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bride, and William A .. McCulloch,
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grandfather of .the bride, followed
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Katharine Adelaide Hayes, daugj;.ter of Mrs. James Alfred Hayes o~
Wallingford, and the late Mr.
Hayes, to Mr. William Fawcett
Porter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will~
lam Herdman Porter of Rose Valley, which will take place Saturday afternoon, July 5 at 3 o'clock,
in Trinity Church, Swarthmore.
The Rev. H. Lawrence Whittemore, Jr., and the Rev. Joseph P.
Bishop will officiate.
. The bridesmaids will be Miss
Harriet Gilbert of Park avenue,
and Mrs. Robert J.' Phillips of
Rutledge.
Miss Hayes and Mr. Porter
were guests of honor at a kitchen
shower given Friday ,evening by
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C~Qthers,
Jr..
of "Rowinbrae", WBllingford.
The brlde-to-be was guest of
honor Tuesday at which time
Mi!;s Anne Rogers Porter, daughtet of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. G.
Porter of "Mlstfleld Farm", Media
entertained at a tea from 3 to,~.
This evening the couple, will be
honored with a lInen shower· given
by Mr. and Mrs. A.Kenneth Murray of Rose VaU~:r,_
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PRESBYTERIAN NOTES
Mr. Bishop will preach on the
subject "A Question of Quantity"
this !1unday morning at the 11 0'"
clock service.
During the summer months only
one service will be held each SWtday moming.- Until the end of
June this service will be at 11.
During July and August the morning service will be held at 10. The
Usual 11 o'clock servi~e will be
resumed in September.
The summer session of th1.
Church Schoo! opened last Sunday and will contin",e through
July 27, at 10 a.m. each week.
There will be no Church School
through the month of August.
Church School will be reopened
the first SUnday of SePtember.
The Dally Vacation Church
School will run through July 3
from 9:30 to 11:30 each weekday.
The Men's Bible claSs meels at
9:30 this Sunday, June 22 and also
on June 29. The meetings will
'then be discontinued until the
autumn.
Surgical dressings are made
each Wednesday, morning in ·the
Woman's Association Room at 10
o'clock.
TRINITY CHURCH NOTES
Holy Commwiton will be cele-'
brated at 8 o'clock Sunday moming at Trinity, Church, and the
regular service of MOrning Prayer
will be held at 11 O'clock.
.
The ushers for the services are
as follows: O. J. Archer, W.- L.
Cleaves, R. H. Fellows, T. W. Hopper, F. W. Luehring, A. E. Frltchard, H. G. Toland, and W. N. Ryerson. Michsel Reynolds is schedu1ed to ,serve as ,acolyte. at, the 8
o'clock sei-vlce, and Dana Swan at
11.
METHODIST, NOTES
The Sunday School meels at
9:45. Classes are provided for chUdren of all ages and for adults.
The Young Adults meet at 9:45 in
the Ladles' Parlor. ,
At the 11 O'clock worship ser-
CHURCH SERVICES
SWARTHMORE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Joseph P., Bishop, Minister
John Stettner, Assistant
Sunday, .June .22
10:00 A.M.-Cburch School.
11:00 A.M: - Mr. Bishop will
preach.
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Wednesday, June 25
10:00 A.·M.-Surglcal Dressings.
METHODIST CHURCH
Roy N. Keiser. D.D.. Minister
Sund..y. JII"e 22
9:45 A.M. '" Church School and
Young Adults .
11 :00 A,M. - The Minister will
preach.
11:00 A.M.-Church Nursery.
TRWITY CHURCH
H. Lawrence Whittemore, Rector
Sunday. June 22
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H:OO A_ M.-Morning Prayer.
THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY
OF FRIENDS
Sunday, :June 22
11 :00 A,M.-Meetinl'! for worship.
Visitor. welc.ome. Children cared
for in Whittier Rouse.
. Monday, :June 23
All-day sewing for the A.F.S.C.
Tuesd"y, .June 24
7:30 P.M.-Monthly Meeting for
business.
WednesdaY.,.June 25
AlI-day sewing for the A.F.RC.
7:30-8:00 P.M.-Mid-week Meeting for WorshiP. Meeting House.
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Miss Wanda Anne Tyler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo L. Tyler of South Chester road, and Mr.
William Henry Will, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Henry Will of GlenSide,' were 'married Saturday at
4 o'~lock in the garden of the TyII,. home with a trellis at climbing roses as a background. The
Rev. Willis Dillman of Aldan, a
classmate of the groom's father,
officiated at the ceremony.
The bride.. escorted by her father, wore an aqua summer suit
and carried an old-fashioned bouquet.of white' roses centered with
a white orchid. ,
Mr. Will served as best man for
)lis son•.
of the most Important steps you
The bride's mother wore a dark
can take today-for yoW:- fainny's securblue lace dress with orchid corsage. The groom's mother wore
ity "tomsrrow"-is to have anaHomey
gray lace. Her corsage was of garden flowers.
draw your will. We welcome an oJilporThe bride Is a June graduate of
tunity to explain how our services as
Swarthmore College. The groom,
also a S.wartbmore, CoUege gradexecutor and trustee may he employed
uate, is now connected with the
to benefit your family. Come any time.
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Following a wedding trip to the
Paconas, the couple will live' in
Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Pie r r e Decrouez, her
daughter .-Mary and son Pierre of
Ogden avenue, will sail today on
the "America" tor Paris to join
Mr. Decrouez who. has been there
since March, on a business trip.
During their absence until September their home w!ll be occupied by :he Misses Crompton of
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blue organdy with bouffant skirt
of ballerina length. Her coraage
was of white roses, stephanotis
and gypsophila.
Mrs. Brand, as matron of honor
for her sis~er, was gowned I\,
cream c.olored tstreta, with corsage of American Beauty roses.
Mr. Schuyler Elsbree attended
his brother as best man.
The bride's mother wore 'sheer
gray voile with corsage of apricot rosebuds. The groom's mother
wo~e, Navy .blue sheer. Her COr~
sage"was, of, pink rosebuds.
The couple will live in Wallingford until fall when Mr. EIsbree
will do graduate work at Cornell
University.
,Among the wedding guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.
Jenkins, grandparents o f t h e
groom, ~. and Mrs. Howard M.
Jenkins of North Chester road'i
and Mrs. Willi'lffi BlaisdelI and
children of Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Elsbree, parents
of the groom,. entertained at open
house on Sunday afternoon, June
15 in honor of the. couple.
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The marriage of Miss Josephine Condello of Chestnut Hill to
Mr. Daniel Carnese' of Yale avenue, took place Saturday, May 31
in the Church of Our Lady of
Consolation, Chestnut Hill..
FolIowing a two-week wedding
trip to Bermuda, the couple will
live at 228 Garrett avenue.
Mr. Carnese is associated with
Piasecki Helicopter Corporation,
Morton.
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Mich., and Mr. Douglas Hamilton
Heath, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Heath of Marinette, Wis.,
formerly of ',Swarthmore, took
place at, 4 o'clock June 15 in the
Friends Meeting House at Cambridge, Mass.
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The lesson Is summarized in the
G91den Text, "Lo, he that formeth
the lDountains, and createth the
wind, anli declareth unto man
what Is his thought, that, maketh
the morning dark;ness, and treadeth ,upon the high places of the
earth, . The Lord, The God of
ho!rta, Is his name." (Amos 4: 13)
each week, 8 P. M, Readinl! room Mr. Stephen Hay of Swarthmore,
noen dally exe,esA SlDl~Vo12·to B Mr. Edward Esty of Pawtucket,
to R. I., and Mr. Horace Seldon of
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TheFrances
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BIRTH"
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Walton .of Rosemont, announce the
bir.th of a son, Bruce Edward, on
Monday, June 16 at Bryn Mawr
Hospital.
vice, the minister will pre'lch on
the topic, "The Word ot Tho! Lord
Came". The Church Nursery is
open during the service. Mrs. John
J. Bodley will be in charge. Ushers
for the day; are Peter Murray,
George Dunn, Wesley V. France,
Harry E. New and George Shubert.
The Sunday School picnic will
be held on Saturday, June 28, at
Smediey Park.
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A reception followed the ceremony in the 'parlors of· the Meeting House, aiter which the young
couple left for a wedding trip of
a few weeks to. Cape Coil. Upon
their return they will live in an
apartmei>t in Cambridge where
Mr. Heath Is a tea~hing Fellow
and research assistant in psychology In Harvard University's Graduate SchooL
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The ·BouQuet
'The marriage of :Miss Roberts
TEN'DE~STEAKS; and CHqP~ C';'''ed
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The bride Is a haduate of Mt.
Nes~n Kniskern, son of Mr. and Holyoke College, class of 1952.
Comfortable
Rooms Day or week
Eleyator
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Mrs. Phillp 'W. Kniskern, also of The groom is a graduate of Hill
Riverview road, took place Sat- School and Swarthmore College.
urday evening; June 14 at 6:30 in He received his Master's Degree
Swarf!lmore, Pa.
telepholie Swarthmore 6-0680
Trinity Church, Swarthmore. .
from Tuck School, Dartmouth
The Rev. H. Lawrence Whitte-, College.
FREE '~!lKING
WALTER E. 'ARRon, M,r.
more, rector of. the church, anp
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the Rev. Dr. D. Wilmot Gateson,
SQUYRES-JENKINS
of the Church of the Savior, PhilMr. and Mrs. Howard M. Jenadelphia, officiated.
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her father, wore a light ivory sat- nounce the· marriage '11 their
in wedding gown ma
tight-fltting bodice, oft-shoulder ward Squyre.., son ot Mr. and
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low neck edged with Maltese lace, Mrs. J. C. squyres of HoUston,
short sleeves, and wide skirt end- Texas, on May'I7 in the Presbying in a train. Her ftnger tip veil terian Church, Wilmington.
will be closed Saturday 12 o'clock
The couple will live at 736 Harof tulle fell from a cap of matchnoon-beg;uning June 21 through
ing lace and she carried a round vard avenue where they have
loose bouquet of white - orchids taken an apartment.
August.
Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins entertainand: stephano~ wi~ varl~gated
foliage, edged with tjlIIe Bnd~tied
ed at Monday
a small. in
lUncheon,
at their ...... - ....
honor of
with tulle streamer~ tei which home
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caught.
ELSBREE-OGGIER
Miss Katherine Ramsey Parsons of Garden City, L. I. as maid
Aimee Oggier, daughter of Mrs.
of honor ,and Mrs. Charles H. Marguerite Wildman Oggier of
Brennan of Lancaster, as ma- Montchanin, Del:, became the
tron of honor for her cousin, bride of Langdon Elsbree, son of
wore gowns of pink marquisette Mr. and Mrs. Waylsnd 'H. Elsbree
over -matching tafteta, with fitted of Wallingford on .:rune 9 at Chesbodices trimmed with violet mar- tertown, Md., the summer home
quisette, low broad. necklines, of Mr. and Mrs. E. Laurie Miftlin
short sleeves and violet midrifts. of Wallingford. The Rev. Howard
The full skirts had violet panels Link of Centerville, Md., officlat the sides. They wore coroneis
of plaited violet veiling and car- SUBSCRIPTIONS
ried bouquets of dusty pink car- FOR 'ALL' ' , '
nations with foliage green stream- MAGAZINES
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MRS, LLOYD E. KAUFFMAN
The bridesmaids were Mrs. 313 Dar&iDoillh Aveliue
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Ricbard Randall Halg of West- Swarthmore6-20BO,
field, N. J., sister-in-law of the Ii====:;:::======:;;'!=;~
bride, Mrs. RoberV Elder White,
Jr., of Honolulu, T. H., sister of
the groom, Miss Patricia NeWbOld
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Summer Session Mon.
P8~e
20, 1952
The Swarthmore Recreation As(ConUnued from Page 1)
soclation Hornets, . under Coach
Louis DIMassa teaching ScIence Russ Snyder's tutelage, scored
and Social Studies; John CoUzzi \heir tourth and fI1th consecutive
'teachlng mathematics and Junior wins Friday and Monday. deteatBusiness Training. Margaret Rlng- Ing Westlynn by a score of 7-5 on
helser teachllig English' MIss Friday and Yeadon on Monday by
Rlnghelser has had 22 years of 12-10.
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Hap Dunning pitched weI
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aganlst a strong 'WesUynn team
From st. Joseph s College are unlll relieved by Himry Cae and
Elmer IngeJsby teaching LaUn 'W'nki
D' kI S d fini h
and Physics. and Joseph Brady
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steaching German, English and So- ed off the game on. the mound and
clal Studies. Shirley Habs who stopped Westlynn cold after they
teachers English comes from State had taken a 5-4. lead. T?e Hornets
Teachers College at Shippensburg. put on a two run r~y m the fifth
Elizabeth Fosnocht who teaches and went on to WID.
Social Studies, comes from DickinThe game. with Yeadon ~urned
son. Mrs. Harriette W. Batipps, out to be a rup and tuCk aff~. The
from State University of Iowa, is Hornets scored four runs In ~e
te hi g S
ish and Bookkeep- bottom of the fifth to take an 8-3
In:~ J:Ck rii:;ey, from Juniata, is lead,. but Dickie Snyder couldn't
teaching Biology and Social Stud- hold ,t when Yeadon sco~ed seven
les' Patricia Emlet Gettysburg is runs In the top of .th.e .. SIXth. The
te;chlng Mathematics.
'Hornets bo~nced right back with
Most pupils are taking only one four more m the bottom of the
course, although some are taking s~th, Wit~ Noel Snyde':'s clutch
two courseS.
tr,ple drivmg. In the tying runs,
~===========;;, and a success,on of squeeze bunts
driving over the WInners.
Sensational New Gift!
The team concliide~' the fiist
Eversharp Star Reporter half season with games against
Pen & Sets
Holmes and a final first half game
at Lansdowne on Monday night.
MEDIA OFFla SUPPLY CO. The second half opens on July 7
MIDI" 6-SUI
at Springfield.
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==========~ Jerry Nowell will take over the
second half. as Mr. Snyder is
spending eight weeks with his
tamlly at the National Music Camp
at Interlochen, Mich.
Taq>agami, Ontario to act 8S coun- mer and then reside unUl the end lUng Professor at the Univ.....lty.
selors tor the summer.
Mrs. Ernest Laws of Park aveK.Scltaehr
CO·ED BEAUTY
nue entertained her bridge club
MILLINER
at a luncheon-bridge at Strath
SALON
Felt and 8tmw Hats C I _ ,
Haven Inn Thursday.
_ 1 _ IlI1d Bem"
Mr. and Mfa. J. Robert KlIne of
Hats lla4e of own lllaterlala
PABKIIIl4DABTMOllTll AVE.
189 BrIdIe 8 _ , MortoD, P1I.
RIverview road sailed on Tuesday
S~ore 8-1013
Phone 8W_hmo.... &-01128
on the Mauratanla.' They will
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sprinkling load which accounts far
the malar part of the Increase. If
the water users will eliminate
sprinkling during this emergency
period, there is no question as to
the ability of the Company fa supply .ndiminlshed service far all
other purposes to every consumer
in the system.
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BATlDNG SUITS
Sun Suits
Shorts
Do),s and GUJ.-Jnfants t6 14
The Children's Shop
Swarthmore 6-1148
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Philadelphia Suburban Water Company
The unprecedented demand for water in
the Philadelphia Suburban area. caused
by the recent extreme hot. dry spell. has
created a situation where cooperation
of all of the Philadelphia Suburban
Water Company consumers will be required in order to prevent shortages in
certain areas in the Company's system.
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Recent consumption .in the Compa~y's
territory is running almost 50% over the
average for the 'same period in 1951,
which itself was above normal for that
period of the year.
NEWS NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Matlll!Ws M. Johnson and so'ns Johnny, Chris ... and
Scott of Park liln!liue.' left Wednesday to spend the summer at
Cape May, N. J.' During their absence their home will be occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Lane Palmer
apd d,ughter Cheryl of North
Carolina.
Mrs. Alec Bunts and. daughtel'
Betsy while en' ··rotiie to their
home In Cleyeland Heights from
Hartford, Conn., stopped to visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. GaskIll
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daughter Sally
The Company further calls. attention to
the fact that over two years ago it
started proceedings necessary te> the
construction . of . a . greatly . increased
water supply from the Peniomen Creek
watershed. with accompanying filtration and transmission facilities. Notwith.
standing 1prov~1 of this project by the
Water an • Power Reso,rces Board and .
the DauphIn County Co~rt. local opposition in the Perkiomen area has resulted
in prolonged legal proceedings. delaying the dart of this project, which if no
opposition had been developed. would
have been partially in operation at this
time. The. Company's future capacity to
meet situations such as the present. will
be dependent on its ability to complete
this project at the earliest possible date.
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elllerg.nci~s of this type arl~e, the
cooperatl~n of our c,.stomers Is ....
quested, with the assurance that if
tIIey will limit themselves with ....
spect fa the 0 •• Item of sprinkling,
adequate water will be. available
far all other purposes tliroug'ollf
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NOTICE
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provide opportunities for training
Mrs. AddlsonS. Wickham of
Mrs. N. B .. Livingston, Jr., Qf ..
LarL.~
the youngsters In basic canoe Winter Park, Fla., Is spending the Mohall. N. D.. with her baby son
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summer 'at Eagles Mere Park at- John, has retunted home after a
"Y1ndlnll up the outdoor actlviUnder the direction of Andy ter a visit with her daughter Mrs. month's ylslt with her parents.
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the members of Troop Three tion pictures ot the excursion were Rose Valley.
iversity place.
Methodist Boy Scouts took an- taken of theeanoe trip as well asIF===""'=================================::::;
other overnight canoe trip Jaat the camp activities. By far the
week1lnd. ThIrteen youngsters and most dlIftcult troop outing to date
two adults In· six canoes paddled since canoes. firewood, equipment
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seven' miles up the Delaware Can- and personnel all had to be transal and spent,tbe night In. camp.i~ Po,rted to and from the site. the
the B.0wma:' s HIlI section of the whole trip was planned' and arWashington s Crossing State Park
In less than a week through
just south at New Hope.
the. efforts of Bill Pegram, Bill
.The camps!te was ideally sltu- Singleton and H. W. Dodson of
Our SpringCor.Sover Special Is Designed to'HelpGet Riel of
ated on a narrow stretch of land the troop committee.
"Wi,nter Drag" and Get Your Car Completely Ready for Summer
between the canal and the river,·
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.As ongmaJIy planned, a canoe
swlnunlng and boating, the latter trIP was to be made on the RanRight' Now Your Car Needs These.
si:e:nic beauty and a cool breeze. cocas .~eek In New Jersey, but
It was found that water con"Get Ready for Summer" Services
WhlIe the tn'pup theeanaI was when
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long nor tedIous ft did t¥tions there were not feasable
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1-CHANGE TO SUMMER OIL
6 CLEAN A"D ADJUST SPARK
trip was arranged at the last minWinter oU Is too \bin for WanD
PLUGS
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One
of
the
canoes
used
on
the
weather.
We
drain
l&-aDd
rellU
with
.Going to Europe? trip was the "Kon-Tipi", a very
Dirty spark plugs ean waste as much
Sommer type Sunoco OU.
as lon' ot every 10 gallons of
2-CHANGE TO SUMMER GEAR
light and fast racing canoe doTake Plenty of Filin
gasoline.
.LUBRICANTS
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nated
to
the
troop
by
the
C.
B.
See Us FIrst '
7-CLEAN AIR FILTER
Drain transmission and rear refill .
Campbells and the It. P. 'Kroons.
with Snnoeo All-purpose Gear LuLets )'our engine hrea\he easierbricant-speelaU), made to reslsl
keeps dirt oni of \he carburetor.
CAMERA & HOBBY SHOP
This canoe had been refitted by
high pressure IIDd heat.
405 Dartmouth Ave.
the boys during tjle spring with
8-DRAIN ANTI- FREEZE AND
3-CHASSIS
LUBRICATION
a new canvas bottom, keel and
FLUSH RADIATOR
Special Lnbrleant used to help keep
ou,t
Squeaks
and
wear.
Won't
dry
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CHECK
HOSE CONNECTIONS
~~~6=4~19~1~~0~p~e~n~Fr~I.~~ launched
rubbing strips and had been
the previous Sunday at
out, won't wash ou~ won't: squeeze
-ADD RUST RESISTANCE
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out! Helps Improve 'gas mileage. . _ . ,.
troop family picnic held In
If )'ou bave pel'DUUlenl anti-treese,
4-CHECK
OIL FILTER
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Vacuum Cleaners Smedley Park. On the trip up the
Bave It for next winter. BrIng )'our
Inspeet earirldge and check for
own container.
Icanal it proved to be the fastest
leaks.
Radio and Television and easiest paddling ot the six as
9-CHECK·UP OF TIRES
~BATTERYSERVICED
well
as
the
lightest
as
tar
as
PorWInter
Is
_\aU:r
tough
on
ba&Correct ..Switchln ...• Improves \he
Service
taging was concerned.
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terles. We che<;k sireDg\h. clean termileage. We can also have )'our tires
minals. acid dIatllIed water.
recapped. If needed.
Those making the' trip were:
Complete Stock of Tubes . Patrol
leaders Little and Plumer;
Sets ServIced In the Home Tenderfeet Prather, McCorkIe,
Saunders, Dickinson, Payne, Singleton, and Pillrce; Candidates
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(Bum and Learn Platoon) Dodson.
·Cltesfer Road and Yale Avenue',>
Swarthmore 6-1250
SW 6-1548
Melcher, Medford and Essl; Adults
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Pegram ami Lee.
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80y Scout Troop 3
Paddles Del. CanaI
On Friday, June 27, Sally and !ravel extensively In Englaqd and of January In Tublngen. Germany.
HORNETS TAKE 5TH
CONSECUTIVE WIN Betsy will leave tor Camp Cayuga. on the Continent during the sum- where Dr. KlIne will serve as V:1s-
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THE CHRYSLER NEW YORKER CONVERTIBLE
boo,. IIyle abo ""ailGble in IJ"inMor DeL""" ",ida Spitfire Engine).
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To many owners, the mighty 180 H.P. V-S
engine that powers the Chrysler New
Yorker is the most remarkable feature of
this remarkable car. It is certainIy the most
discussed. automobile engine in many,
many years;
This is the engine with hemiilpherical
combustion chambers ••• the engine that
gets more power out of evety drop of gas.
And non-premium gas at thatl
• Actually, it puta you In control of more
power tIuUi you'll probably ever need use.
You'll _ _ this ••• together with its
1DIeq1J8led I ponse ••• the Very first yards
:von drive. It runs 8IDOO~, more quietly,
~ Big Reasons Why Oldsmobile I. Your Buy I Th. lamoua "R......t" EDgin.
"".. more power per dollar ~r.",. any 0Iher car on the road! The "cJrne" ill Oldsmobile'.
...... HJdra.Matie Su~Driv.·. GM HJdraulic Steerins. 81.... JOIl eIrodIca new
command of1he _I '111....'. moore roadability the ever with 0\11-*.·0 ripd, I1J8B
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and the short runs) more fun than you have
ever known it to be!
But that's not all. Along with this engine
there ~. scores of other res""nB, too, for
driving a New Yorker before resolving on
any new car. Like Full-time Po~ Steering that makes' steering jive times easier •••
and your control jive times greater ••• than
in ordinary CII1'B.Like Power Br$eB that
cut needed pedal pleIIIIUte by as much
as tWo-tbirdIL
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Like Ori1Iow shock absorbers that make
bad roads ~ "newly paved" • • ;
chair-high seata • • . big, wideopening doors • • • big windowS that let
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It's true ••• until you drive a Chrysler
New Yorker you won't know what you're
mjssing. Why not stop in today?
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ence in education. Jane Penfield of sary of, Mrs. Roblnson's parents
Riverview road and Mary Alice Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gadd. They reWest of Benjamin west avenue; turned home through Canada.
Master of Arts. Karlene N. Madi- stopping at Niagara Falls.
sOn of Crum Ledge. and ISabel
Mr. and Mrs. Paul a. Banks
Ann Myers of DIckinson avenue. and daughter Molly of Harvard
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. W"Jlson of avenue lett Monday to vacation
Ogden avenue have returned from until Labor Day at their summer
a trip to Cape Cod where they home "Inwoods". Lake Wesaukattended the 40th year re-unlon lng. Towanda.
of Mr. Wilson's class at M.I.T.I~----;;;;-----;;;;;~
During the trip visIts were made I ,
to several friends in various paris
MARGE and POT
of New En&land.
Casserole Catering
Mrs. Herb~ Sanford of Vassar avenue has returned home afService
ter a visit of a few days with her
, SPECIALIZING IN
niece Mrs. Carl McDowell of
LllNCBEONiI
Scarsdale. N.Y.
BtJFFET SUPPERS
Mr. and Mrs. Ford ltobinson and
COCKTAIL PARTIES
cbildren Jinuny and Peggy of
CALL
Westdale avenueJ returned Sun'"
Dot Belfield - Swa. 8-1978
day from a two-week motor trip
Marge Hurd - SlIVa. 8-3138
to Lincoln. Nebr.• where they atGlauwan to Bent
tended the ,50th wedding annlver-,
NEWS NOTES
Secoa. Week of Acme'.
Big Jane Fo.d Fest_val
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First Cut RIB ROAST :J:='~ I" 71c
FRESH REGULAR GROUND BEEF
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MEATY SMOKED PORI BOCIS '" Zle
,AGAR'S SLICED BACON
49c
ClICKEN PARTS .~"!:~..
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Quick fl'O~n ~t:'!Id. "A:"'.~~n
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CRAB MEAT REGULAR WllTE • 75e
cgeka1ORANGE JMCE ~ 23-=
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/JdmI,Orape .JuI..
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/JdmI PaN Apple .rul.
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Plaia
ANGEL FOOD'
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Mrs. O. M. Hook of Strath Haven avenue entertained as her
week-end guest her nephew Mr.
Rilbert Richards of Cleveland.
Ohio who was en route to Rutge~ University to take a short
course in banking.
'Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wilson of
Ogden avenue visited over the
week-end with their son-in-Jaw
and' daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bart
Millington and small daughter
Susan of Croyden.
Dr. Charles B. Shaw. librarian
at Swarthmore College. and Mrs.
Shaw of Ogden avenile will leave
today for the 'University of Micbigan where Dr. Sjlaw will be teaching for the eight-week summer
session.
Mrs. Nella Robinson vacated
her Princeton avenue apartment
June 1. and'is visiting her daughter MIss Grace Robinson of Westport, Conn.
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Richard WIDlam Danforth. son
WhUe Yo.'re Away •••
of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Danforth of Hllibom avenue. was
Rave Yo_
graduated WedneSday from Westtown SchooL Dick plans to enter
Union College In the fall.
Jost like a va.cation £qr
George Gillespie. Jr.• of Strath
your'rup. Clean rul'
Haven avenue. received the degree
look beuer~ feel beller:
of B.S.E. from Princeton Unlverwear belter. Ruge picked
sityat the graduation exercises
up and deliv.. red w)u'n
Tuesday morning.
promi~l"d
The University of-Pennsylvania.
Cr•• ning: 9x12Dom ..tlc, $650
at its Commencement Exercises
June 18. conferred degrees upon
the following from Swarthmore:
Bachelor of Arts. Harry K. Warren of South Chester road; BacheMohawk Carpetmc • Complete Size l'\ange • Orlenta.i.Rup
lor of Science in economics. David
100 Park Ave., Swarthmore, Po.
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W. Deakyne. of Cornell avenue.
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SWarthmore 6-6000 - CLearbrook 9-4646
Arthur F. Coeberl of Y"ale avenue. &I_-".~;o BUll with CONFIDENCE .. .• bull at PAULSON'S ~-~
and David McCahan. Jr.• of Strath _ _ _ _ _
Haven avenue; Bachelor of Sci-
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buy
any unit at the.e Renulrkabt. low Pnee. (SO Day.
Trial) with Acme ~a.h Register Reee'pt. from PURQlASlS O.
$5.00 or MORE.
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$199 •• 2~:eDi$h:'
$289 • .Gr'ktl~I~~nd
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AIlFor
For mixing dry milk or fruit Juices. With ,o~e,
pound can Farmdale NON.FAT, EXTRA GRADE
FRUIT COCKTAIL
BEVERAGES 8!~!.';!~
whh .... purchase of a _
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FOODS
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• Reduces peak Wintertime eXJNlll$l. ,
• Assures good credit standing.
• Provides protected fuel supply.
• Deferred payments WITHOUT INTEREST.
e Credit ballnce returnable always.
• Eliminates "Iold-to-Ioad" payments.
• Allows for budgeting cost of annUli oli burner
IIl1ntenance, or coal heater summerc/ean- up.
Since 1882
a
,Jones Coal & Fuel Oil
6-2281
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MAdI.on
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Facilities for the
Rush' Hours
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op..";h'gs right now for
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girls who can qualify. StOp in to:day at ODe of the
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The Co-op is the only store in Swarthmore owned and operated
by the consumer. Anyone can join. Members or non-members '
can purchase.
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benefits "rom a democratically controlled, ,world.wide co..operative.
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403 DARTMOUTH AVENUE
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Selection
The Co-op has a wide selection of all food items.
e PI....ant. comfortabl., .u .....undlnll.
, QUICK FROZEN FOODS
ACME MARKET, Chester Rd., ,Swarthmore'
Open Thundayand Friday to 9 P_ M.
Open ~turday 'til 6 P. M.
Extends fuel costs over 10 I118nths. '
Modern
Brand new, spic and span DAIRY CASE, FROZEN FOOD and
MEAT CASE~for quicker service. The Co·op also features
meat cut to your personalized needs.
On second thought, maybe you'd like to know now
what it says. Held up in front of a mirror it, reads,
"Girl!' whii like people like telephone work." Arid
it's true; for girls who like people. the Telephone
Company is an ideal place to work., Here are a few
of the many advantages:
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NEWLY IMPROVED FOOD STORE
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MARAIHON
Del Monte or Libby
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your old 11m.
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week-end with their son and
daUghter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Brown. Jr.• of Branford. Conn.
Their son received a Doctor of
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DOWN
rillES
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BEAUnfUL COLORS - Chartreuse, Oroy, Brow.. alld e ......
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Across from Borough Hall
on Dartmouth Ave.
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the JONES FUEL CLUB
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/JdmI Delserts G.lolln., I'vddln.
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Bom-de-Lite MaYOIUIaile ~~':-' 2" : qj.;'," 4 . .
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road,
who last Friday attended the grad.
uation of their son. Jim, at Frank.
1Ib and Marshall College. The
birthday anniversary" ot Jim was
cl'lehrated Saturday with a famlly
suppe~ p~rty given by bis parents.
the Dlckmsons. and the Seymour
Kletzien family of South Chester
road.
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Hant's PEACHES ~~:!:w s~:.~.~r
Rivel"Vlew
home to memhers of Mr. Thatcher's class at Swarthmore College
,at which time 42 members were
present for. their 40th class reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Don D. Dickinson.
of Park avenue entertained as,
their week-end guests Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Madison ot Altoona.
t\teS
Fancy Quality lUlClou. 'rult po ....
In a rich Extra Hea",. Syrup_
Apple Sauce
of
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Ewing
of Columbia avenue have returned
trom ~ 10-day motor trip through
the rrud-west.
'~.tone
PEACRESHcdY~c!~2
Philosophy degree in Economics
from Yale University.
Mrs. Lorene McCarter of V...sa~.avenue a~tended a house party
at Ferncrest in the Poconos over
a recent week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.
Thatcher
h ts t of Ogden avenue were
os a a supper party at their
The Sixth General Asaembl;y of
the United World Federalists will
be held at the Bellevue StraUord
Hotel. Philadelphia. June 19-22.
Today. June. 20. at 2 p.m.. the
text of U.W.F.'s statement to the
Republican and Democratic Platform Committees will be dlsc~ed.
organbatlon.llalson. program.finance and other Issues will be vig_
orously debated. At 8 p.m.• speak_
ers including Rt. Hon. Clement
Davies. M.P. leader of Britaln's
Liberal Party. will present the
practical case for federation today.
On June 21. at 7 p.m .• the fifth
Btrlhday Banquet will be held with
o s car . Hammerstein. Leo F.
Cherne. Norman Cousins ,and
others as speakers. Other meetIngs will be held dally' beginning
at 9 a.m.,Except for the Banquet
t~ere is no admission charge for
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non-member observers.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. KnIsDelegates from the West Dela-. kern. of Riverview road. are enW~'1'County Chapter of U.WoF. tertalnlng as their house guests
WIll be WIlliam Shank. Mrs. Clyde their son-in-law and daughter Lt.
Shuler. president. and Ralph IJt- Comdr. Rohert E. WhIte, Jr.• ' and
tie. Alte,:"ates Mrs. Jennie Dom- Mrs. White. and sons. Robert E.
blum. Miss Joy Shuler. Mrs. AIr- 3rd. Philip. and Michael. of Honothur Robinson and Horace !lop. lulu. T. H. Mrs. White and sons
kino.
will Visit, through July.
Mr. and Mrs. KnIskern enter.Pa~icill Weiland, of South tained informally with an at bome
Chester road. who received her Sunday afternoon in honor of
Bachelor of Arts d~ at the Commander and Mrs. WhIte. and
University of Maryland. College Miss Roberta Mary Halg and their
Park., Md.. January 31. partIci- son. Mr. Philip Nessen KnIskern.
pated in the college graduation whose marriage took place June
program this June. Her parents 14.
Dr. and Mrs'. Henry J. Weiland:
Capt. and Mrs. C. C. Shute. of
attended the Commencement Saturday and were the luncheOn Maple avenue. entertained at a
family dinner party last week iii
guests of U.S. Senator Homer honor ot Commander and Mrs.
Capehart and Mrs. Capehart. White.
whose daughter. Patricia. was a
member of the graduating class.
Mrs. J. Paul Brown. of Walnut
lane, flew to Victoria, Texas,
C Mr. and Mrs. Hays Penfield. of last week for a 10-day visit
Tam~rldge. Mass.. arrived last with her son-in- law and daughter
uesday to visit for a week with Mr;' and Mrs; Robert J. Stewart:
~r.
an~ Mrs. Walker Penfield. of Mr. mid Mr.
William H Brown
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NEW PHONE BOOKS
Distribution 'of new telephone
directories will start here Monday
(June 23) and Is expected to be
completed by June 30 it was announced by A. D. Ro~. Jr. local
m 'a er of the Bell Tel~ hone
8Jl g
Company
0 f P ennsyI va nI a. P
Approximately 137.100 copi....
of the new green-covered Suburban PhiladelphIa books will he
distributed in Delaware County.
Rose said. This is an increase of
4.350 over last year's distribution.
In addition. new Phlladelpbia dlreoiories will also be dIstributed.
The Suburban directories contain approximately 281.625 alphabetical listings. an increase of
20.740.
Old directories will be collected
for paper salvage.
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Regulations for Admission
The committee on admIssions
for Camp Sunshine, Delaware
County's Children's Camp, have
completed regulations for admitting children to camp for the com.
b
mg season, Ro ert W. Bernhardt,
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c h rurman, announced. As in the
past children having reached
their seventh birthday and not
exceeded theIr tenth year, res!dents of Delaware County, are'eligible.
Children are nominated for admission by authorized school
Softball Victors
Boy Scouts of ,Swarthmore
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T roop Two, Presb Yterlan Churc,
defeated Wallingford Troop One
In a recent softball game b Y a
score of 18-7. Troop 2 had prevlously del eat e d Swarthmore
Troop Three, Methodist ChUrch by
a score of 12-2.
Bill Welliver, Sentor patrol
patrol leader of Troop Two, pitched both games.
DEW, DROP INN
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O. Thayer,
of North Chester road, attended
the . Middlebury College Commencement Friday when their
daughter, Mary Lou, will gradunurses,
nurse associations, ate with a B.A. degree.
accredited relief, welfare, and
Sadie Garrett, daughter of Prof. health agencies, or upon the rec-'
ommendatlon 'of a physician.' All and Mrs .• Milan W. Garrett, of
vis~ting
names
submitted
are _cleared
through the office of the district
chalnnen. The districts and chairmen for 1952 are as follows: Main
Line, Elizabeth G. Eckert; Chester,
Mrs. Naomi R. Myers; Upper Dar-
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across the water last summer.'Re- New York City, and more recentPAINTING PRESENTED
cently he ,was awarded the FIrst ly, an Honorable-Mention In the
"Promenade", an 011 painting by
Ben Kamlhira of Philadelphia, Hallgarten PrIze of $300 In theNa- CheItenh,;m Art Center's Annual
has been presented to the perman- tional' Academy's, ExhIbition In Award ExhIbition.
ent collection of Amen'can palntIng and sculpture at the Academy
of Fine Arts, Philadelphia. The
painting is a gift of the Committee on Fellowship, given In the
407 DARTMOUTH AVENUE
name of the alumnt association of
the academy through the 'ComBREAKfASr • lUNCH • DINNER
mittee's Picture Purchase Fund.
CLOSED EVERY SUNDAY
Mr. Kamlhlra is married to the
OPEN 7 A. M. to 7:30 P. M.
former Miss Elizabeth Spencer of
Monday Thru Saturday
Guernsey road.
Mr. Kamihira receIved a Cres~
DAILY DINNERS' 90c to $1.65
son European Traveling Scholar, Special Children's Platten
ship from the Academy in May of
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SHOW BY CHRYsLER CORPORATION
North Princeton avenue, received
her A.B, degree from Oberlin College at Commencement exercises
held Monday, June 9.
Helen Clark Reed. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Heed, of
by and Eastern, Mrs. Leonard C. College
avenue,
received
the
Huber; Media, Helen E. Dunlap; degree of Bachelor of Science at
and Central, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Northwestern University's 94th anGrolf.
nual Commencement, held Mon"The expected increase from 104 day, June 16.
to 156 children will be' directly
Dr., and Mrs. Walter N. Moir, of
dependent upon the funds a ...ail- South Chester road, had as their
able for maintaining them," Mr. week-end guests at their rented
Bernhardt said. "If the campaign cottage in Beach Haven. Dr. and
the undersigned.
summer months.
ELLIarr
Becretary lUCHARDSON
William R. Huey, Jr., of Dlckr==;;;;;;=;;;;;;==;===-..Ilnson avenue was graduated from
Middlebury College June 16. He
DEVINErAXI SERVICE
was ,elected to membership In
SwarUunore, Pa.
the highest honor
Serving Swarl!unore, Morton
conferred.,
by
the
college, and was
Rutledge and Ridley Townshl~
one
of
two
seniors
to receive this
since 1916
honor for scholarship, leadership,
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and character. In September he
will enter the law school of the
ROOFS
GU'ITERS
Untversity of Mlobig"", Ann ArREPAIRED & INS1'AI.I.E1), bor, Mich. His parents, Mr. and
, WARM·AIR HEAmG
Mrs. Huey, and sister Mrs. E. D.
Ji'urnaees Vacuum Cleaned Gustafson of Elm avenue motored
GEORGE MYERS
to ~iddlebury for' the CommencelloX 48-SwartluD.o..e 6-0740 men"t exercises.
Maryellen Hopper of Dogwood
CUNNI'NGHAM
l~e entertained ". group of,class~
'ce'
1905·
mates
at a luncheon Saturday in
SIn
honor of Lorraine Saunders' formerly of, Stndh Haven a~enue,
who left with her family Tuesday
to' live at Nfagara Falls.
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dren who apply is successful, the Mrs. Joseph. Moran, all of Kenyon
avenue. The Moir family left
Wednesday to spend the remalnder of June at their cottage.
Mrs. Johp. McCoubrey of New
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McClarin,
daughterJrof
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and Mrs.
W.W. McClarIJi,
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Swarth .. ore 6-144.
of Park avenue, iii convalescing at
her home following an appendeCWII:LlAM BROOKS
tomy In Jefferson Hospital, PhilaAshes & Rubbish Removed delphia on May 31
'lawns
General
Mrs. JudSon R Hoover, Jr., and
HawlinJr
Mrs.
Russel VanTine' of wa1l!ng236 JIardInc Ave., Monon, Pa.
ford, with Mrs. Seth Watson of
York City, with her twin sons
Daniel and Stephen, visited over
Father's Day, week-end and this
week with her parents Mr. and
Mowed;
sister or friends. 'I'm sorryt there's Mrs. Birney K. Morse of ~arVard
no more room.' It is hoped that avenue.
our, new expansion program will
be supported so that such difficult
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bailey
NEWS NOTES
Brown and family, former resiMr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Perkins
dents of North Chester road, have
of Cedar lane recently entertained
moved to their newly purchased
as their house guests Mr. and Mrs.
home at 314 Dartmouth avenue.
Arthur Beaven of Baltimore, Miss
LEGAL NOTICE
Ruth Edwarc!t' 01 Roxborough,
The CIvil Service (lWIml.'lon
Mrs. R.K. Levering of WIlmington,
the Borough of BwartIlmDre will
and Mr. August Keedow of Hollycexnpetlt1ve f'XemlDRtlons tw the po- wood, Florida.
sitton of patrolman at 9:00 A.M.. Bastern Daylight Bavlng TIme, July 9,
Man Hunt of Elm avenue has
1962 In Borough RaJ]. Swarthmore. returned home from Mic)llgan
PR. Application must be 1Ue
_ore July ~. 1962. Application forms Law School. He plans to work for
will be furnl8l1ed upon requeet by Scott Paper Company tor the
PaInters &. PaPer Hangers
S~O!lJcJ ~n"l!f' "ow
Swa. 6.2266 MIchIgan Ave.
to take care of all the needy chil- Mrs. John B. Roxby and Mr. and
districts will be given the following ,quotas: Main Line, 21; Chester, 57; Upper Darby, 15; Eastern
Delaware County, 41; Media, 10;
Central Delaware COUl~ty, 12. Our
chalnnen in the past have regretted the need to tell one child, 'You
may go,' and say to his brother,
Page'
Mr. ,James R. Taylor, Jr., son
decisions need' not be made!"
of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Taylor,
of Westdale avenue, have arContributions to Camp Suns~ne rived for. a visit of 'several
Avenue
should be sent to Mrs. Thomas weeks with his family from AlexCochrane, treasurer, 1200 Main andria, Virginia, where he is a
street, Upland, Pa.
You're looking at ODe of the Chrysler stylists,
Miss Maxine Regan whom you can ~tc:b as
she demonstrates' how cars are styled. You
can meet Miss Regan at "New Worlds in
Engineering" ••• an exhibition of real importance to every motorist. Her inte{csting work
is just one of 70 fascinating' ezhibits of the
many ways Chrysler Corporation engineer-
master and athletic instructor' at
the Episcopal Academy !,f the Diocese of Virginia. This summer Mr.
Taylor will be Director of Athletics at the Avon Academy Summer Camp, at Avon, Connecticut.
ElInor Karns of Wellesley road
has been sent as a delegate
650 Bailimor. Plk.
SPRINGFIELD
Pho.. SW 6.0450
We Terelraplt flowers
fro~
, ing,is wring evety means knoW1;l to science to
the Hartford Hospital, Conn., to
the National Nursing Association
Convention' meeting in Atlantic
City this week. Elinor will spend
one night with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. George M. Karns ell
route back to Hartford.
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give you greater money's 'worth, satisfactiOll,
performance and comfort in your car. You'll
, ,.,.; a demonstration, of how a car's moving
parts work in the full size Plymouth transparent chassis. In movies, working models,
and displays of all kinds you'll see how
dozens of the basic developments in the auto-
WANTED-To buy a few annual
p18nts from
garden being thinWANTED
ned. Call SWarihmore 6-5272. ,
WANTED - Full-time maid to
sleep in. Good cook and general
housework. No laundry. Referimceli., Call ~Warthmore 6-0585.
WANTED
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Plynioutb, DOdge, De Soto and Chrysler cars.
Come bring YO!'1' family and frienda - 9:30
AM. to5:oo P.M. claily-except Wednesdays
12 noon to 9:00 P.M.,June 14 throughJune28.
John Wanamaker-Third Floor Auditorium.
,J. F. BLACKMAN
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No. l7 0/ a #Tin. ,,'he Story of Pure SJII'inBfield Wala.
Asphalt 01' Concrete
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perfonning truly essential work. Probably
, few people el)joy such satisfaction to a
greater degree than the men and women of
Philadelphia Suburban Water Compady. Re>gardless of their duties-as bookkeepers,
draftsmen, maintenance or installation men,
stenographers, firemen, meter-readers, engineers, telephone operators or laboratory
technicians-each knows that his work is
vital to your welfare•
Yes, there are only a few absolute necessities of life. A, dependable supply of pure
water is one of theSel
Modern electric ventilation exhausts hot.
stale air from yoUr home, drawing in,
refreshing cool air from outside. Elettric
ventilation makes summer sleeping easier
by circulating fresh air throughout
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See your local electrical dealer for more
imonnation on electric veDtiladon and
-t.~. " choose from ponable models, ..we or
UQ,"(J'"
;"I.~. windctw.type faDS.
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SmaH wonder that Water Company m.etl
and women say: "We like the water busi~
ness!" They like it because there probably is
no other work thlit contributes more to tho'
constant well-being of their fellowmen. And
they like it because their Company provides
stability of employment, pleasant working
conditions and many other advantages.
Nearly 30 percent of Water Company men
and women wear the emblem of our Employees' Twenty Year Club. They wCl\! it
proudly, for it is a symbol of long and
essential setvice to you and
. your familyl
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PETER DI NICOLA
DrIveway ConstrucHon
vard avenue is entertaining as his I~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;~~;;~
house guest, hts sister, Miss O$ee
Jean Stettner of Cleveland, Ohio,
who arrived Tuesday for a week's
visit.
Mr~. A. E. Longwell of Lafay$20.QQper ton
ette 'avenue has returned home
after visiting her mother, Mrs.
In lots of two 01'
H. 'F. Roberson of Albany, N.Y.
for a few days.
,more tons of Nut
Mr. 'and Mrs. Paul E. Zecher
or Stove' size.
and children LInda and Paul, 2nd,
of Swarthmore· avenuet have reVAN ALEN BRO$.
turned after a 10-dayhollday In
RIDLEY PARK
Ventrior, N. J.,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Mc- ~::~~~~~:::;~!::;:;~
Cabe of North Chester road have f
returned . from Tucson, Ariz., 'STENOGRAPHIC &
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'COAL
OIL HUT
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lca......as
.aUI .... at
Friends School, Media.
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COURTESY
PAYS
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&.egal 'ap.n •
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Prolllpt,
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effIcl.~t
aael accurate
.ervlc.
COltract or Hoarly Rat••
Littl!l courtesies, like
Mike'e stopping traffic
to let Gramps croee
the ~t; help to make
life happier.
dri...lng
RUPACA. INC.
struction. Learn In safety
drive safely. We call for you
n.alre Sql'll"
SW 6.1228
return you to your home i:'43'4S\
extra charge. Call CHester
MI.. siradley
Notary PI~lIc
or Media 6-5044.
m
receivers, vacuum
T
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OIL BURNER
SERVICE
MONDAY TllRU SATURDAY
NOON,
SW·6·4041
81JNDAYS ... HOLIDAYS
WANTED-We will buy at best
'prices, old china, cut glaos, furnlture. Call Holly Oak 4313 or
!;lolly Oak 6720, collect, for appointment. All business confidenti~. 'ColontoU Cppboard, No. 5
Philadelphia Pike, Wilmington,
Del.
as
an
Charles E. Fischer
Water
Dryers. Pumps, -'Fans. ~~~~~~I
and small, appliances. Call
H. Hausen, &W 6-2850, Corner
Park and Michigan avenues.
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Call
FOR SALF-'-Lawn mower, Penna.
Jr. Good condition, $6. SWarth-
=m~o~rie~6~-~lE9j3~1'~'filO2ii'''iWl;Shlc:Y'::
FOR SALE Two 28" boys bicyc1es, one $10, the other $20. Call
SWarth1nore 6-0180.
FOR S.~Walnut dining table,
six chatrs-need covering--$25;
~~~z~~~R~ErN~T~~~~'1 f:f96~~ve, $20; chiJl'onter, '$5. SW
,BUILDER
THE BELL TELEPHONE'
COMP'ANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA
Swarthmore 6-2253
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The
The
The
The
li!Iorth American Company
Travelers Insurance,~ompany
Hartford Insurance Company
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company
Before'you leave on Vacation, r:heck with
us to s~ that you are properly protected.
COMPAIIY
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COAL
FIIU:PLACE WOPD
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Consideration for the
other fellow ,is the basis
of good party-line telephone lH'.rv:ice, ~. If
you are always courteous on the telephone,
you're sure to :find your
party-line neighbore
the same. Remember
the three, R's of partyline courtesy - Relinquish the line as soon
possibltiwhen you
hear others try to use
it; Repial?8 the receiver
gently when you find
, the line in Use; Regulate
your calls so that others
may use the line inbetween.
and
other electrical appliances repaIr_
ed.
Prompt service.
Robert
Brooks, Swarthmore 6-1548.
PERSONAL
,
pn party-line
te.lephones, to~
TYPINO SERVICE
ADS
., SW '6-07..a
SPRINGFIELD WATER
PHIL A DE L P H IA
SlVarUunore 6-3890
WANTED-High School girl desires light housework and baby
sitting,. Call Media 6- 2769.
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Sales Menapr
0848.
WANTED-Pieces
flagstonevery ,reasonable.of SWarthmore
6-5272.,
WANTED-Secretary-Stenographer, mature, -competent, able to
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...... meet groups of people. Ideal work,,,"
ing conditions.
in Borough.
Reply toLocated
Box R,'
The
Sy\arthmorean.
WANTED-Apartment by princi, pal of' Friend!; School; unfurn~~tm.;
ished, ,qniet, private; in town or
country. Phone Media, 6-0984 'or
write Dorothy. Russell, 'Media
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=co::o::k::.=C=H==es::t:::e!.r..:2::-~1=.1:::90~.,--____ tlons.
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CHESTER 3-9Z01
Swarthlllol"e
woman desires
day's work. References. Call
like the water business"
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3525 EDo1ll0NT A VENtlE
Cellar Walls Re-Plastered
WANTE~Young
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c...Ie.,
IN~ cents
per hole.-'CANRepair' - CHAm
ing. Relli'ilshing. HarPer, 523 E. 7th
St., rear,. Chester 4-2310.
;P:;E:;;RS""'O;N~AL:;::::":::::;'G":r:':a=ce::::Le::"'n-'"''-:.E=m-~~
'ployment Agency. Licensed and
Bonded.' Domestic part-time
wprkers or full-time. Practical
WANTED-High School graduate nurses. Hauling. Phone Swarth. desire;l'housework, kitchen work
6-5019.
or care of children. CHester 3-
Media 6-2769.
WANTED-High School girl de,
sires baby sitting jobs. Call
Marilyn Green, SWarthmore 65594.
WANTED - Experienced colpred
girl desires part-time job
through dinner hour. Good plain
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GEORGE F. CULLIS
da'"r'li'ng'' ,
before June,
Face, Tiger, and Black One,
eat and drink from bowl. Trained
to box. Delano, SWarthmore 65932.
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land, and also visited Dr. Weyl's
father Dr. Herman Wyle and Mrs.
Wyle ot' Zurich, Switzerland. '
The Rev. Jolin Steftner of Har-
who for two years bas shown the
blghest qualities of character,
leadership and Influence In the
school. Dick Is now attending Colorado College, Colorado Springs.
1 ;~ffi~~~~~~~j~~IPERSONAL
Alterations
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fIRST SHOWING IN PHIlADELPHIA-NO ADMISSION CHARGE
where they attended the graduation 'of their son, Richard W. Mc"
Cabe, from the Southern Arizona
School for Boys. ]4r. !4cCabe delivered the Commencement address. Dick received the "Friendship Cup" awarded to that Senior
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All LInes of IlIsul'ance
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Mt. AIry, ~ove to'-Wellesley last
Thursday and returned Monday
ntght after attending their reunton
during alumnae week-end at the
college.
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daughters Louise and Josephine of
Cheslnut avenue, will on Monday
mo...e back to their home In Rose
Valley. Josephine has been attending The Putney School, Pulney,
Vermont thts winter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bowditch,
Jr., of Cedar lane relurned on the
Empress of Scotland from a twomonth trip abroad. They visited
their son-in-law and daugl1ter Dr.
and Mrs. F.J. Weyl, who are now
living in England, and with them
toured England, Scotland and
Wales,
well as Holland, Germany and France. They visited
their grand-daughters Annemarie
and Christina Weyl who are at-
Baird & Bird,
COR. DARTMOUTH au LAFAYETTE AVENUES
o~ Io,...gll Hall
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TIiE -swARTHMbREAN
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Earns Law Degree
E:hesapeake Expedition
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Taylor ~f
'92 Class Swarthmore
Recalls Early Borough
Young Adults of the SwarthHarvard avenue, and Mrs. Taylor s more Presbyterian Church took all
In the 1892 Class History read
sister Miss Ethel Martin of West last week-end for a two-day
for the recent 60th reunion at
Chesb.r, attended the graduation cruise on the Chesapeake. FortySwarthmore College were details
ceremonies at the University of four strong they descended Friof the early Borough which are
VirglDia June 9, when Richard day, June 13, upon Ha.n:e de
of interest to Swarthmoreans, By
Tayler received a _Bachelo~ of Grace, Md.
permission of its history commitLaws degree, ranking fourth ill a
Heading the expedition was tee, the following paragraph is
class of 132.
Tony Malgieri, enthUSiastically
Recently elected to The Coif, assisted by President' of the Group quoted.
"The Borough of Swarthmore
national honorary legal society, Hal E/
mostly on the hill. Below the
Dick was also a member of the members who had anticipated this
railroad
the ground bound e d b y
mana(:ing board of the Virginia week-end since February. Alec
Law Review, the Delta Theta Phi Lengyel as a committee of one, Chester road, on the west Harvard
legal fraternity, the Raven Society, arranged the transportation, while avenue, on the south Princeton
traditional honorary institution of Helen Howe, aided by Nancy avenue, on the east the railroad.
the University of Virginia, and Hoot, took charge of Food, a prQ:- On the north was a field with a
twice won the Sparks Memorial ject accomplished only by a vio- quarry hole in the middle, the
A.ward of the Chi Phi fraternity lent but entirely successful shop- present site of the Methodist
Church. The ploi was bought by
for outstandiIig scholarship. He is ping spree.
Clement Biddle, lots were sold
now serving as law clerk to Judge
The accumulation of passen- and proc<:eds went to Swarthmore
Armistead Dobie of the Fourth gers, dume and victuals was imCollege.
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
pressive, but oJ\lY:. a ten-pound
"The problem of laying. out
.
ham was lost in the4ransfer from
Miss Nancy Hoot of Lafayette the Municiple Dock to the G.G.B., this ground in streets and lots
. avenue, with her nieces Nancy securely at anchor in the harbor. was given to,the classes of '92 and
'93. Mr. Bldclie oltered a cash payand- Susan Lawrence, will leave One hundred and thirt.l'-five feet
ment of $10 to each student who
today by plane for Monrovia, long, with black hull, three
Calif. The children will join their masts, she was a handsome vessel submitted a plan and a prize of
parents Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Lawr- as she lay, apparently lnunovable $100 for the best plan, $50 for the
next best and $25 each for the
ence after an eight-month absence in the mouth of the Susquehanna. five next best. The first prize was
due to the Illness of Mrs. LawrDeparture, sChedUted for 10 a.m. won by Howard B. Green, second
ence. Miss Hoot will remain
SatU!'day
was deiaYed; But it was by John F. Murray. Prizes of $25
through the summer to asslat her
"
beautiful
day, bright and clear. each were awarded E. A. Jenkins,
sister who has been III with polio.
Traffic on the B. and·O. and Penn- H. N. Eavenson, Joseph J. Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harlan Jessup sy lines a few hundred yards up- and to Frank" Bromell (all pri>:es
of Haverford avenue left Tuesday stream was frequent. The dump were won_ by the class of '92 exto vacation at their summer place on shore smoked constantly and cept Frank BI'omell, '93).
in Waru'ngford, vt., until the mid- inoltensively in the fuorable
"The peOple in Swarthmore todle of September,
day, following this plan; can get
winds.
But on board ship, consterna- to the railroad station without
tion reianed as the ship's crew, croSsing any lots!'
In addition to Mr. Green who
i i I combined with the engineers and lives at 201 South Chester road
chemists of the ~T-oimg Adults,
conferred over lJIe problem of and to Mr. Jenkins, 506 North
weighing anchor. The ailing winch Chester road, other local members
conked out when confronted· with of the class are Mrs. Green and
• Do Dot be discoataSed
the job of heaving up anchor and Mrs. Joseph Haines. The class
Itt dismayed over the co...
chain, and not even the eltoHs of paid tOuching· tribute to the
dillon of yonr heahh.
all available 'male and female teaching of Professor George A.
Modern .cieDce is con.
hands could succeed in budging Hoadley, whOSe widow resides on
lIanlly deve10pinS new
it, impaled in Eastern Shore mud. Walnut lane.
products an~ improved
Among its cherished memories
Only the tide, rising· later in the
method. of Ireatment,
day, succeeded In breaking its was the defeat in football of HavConsult your Doctor. He
hold, too late to make. a trip, but erford in a class contest and of
CSD help you. And brins
the Uniin plenty of time to allow drifting the sophomore class'
bis prescriptions bere.
versity
of
Pennsylvania.
Tug of
towards shallow· waters.
They are our speciallYl
The forty-four refumed late War was a major sport and one
. CATHERMAN'S
Sunday evening, sunburned, a.nd of the class' cherished memories
content with the prospect of a is placing two men on this team,
DRUG STORE
genume voyage In September. . Bernard McIlvain and Mr. Green,
which met Princeton in the Academy
of Music for one of the three
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Laws of
contests
which placed SwarthPark avenue entertained as their
more's
name
on the I.C.A.A. cup
week-end guests Miss Dorothy
Keafer and Mr. Ed Rambonnet of for the first time. Alnchor man of
the team was the late E. B. TemNew York City.
ple, '91.
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June 20, 1952
Attend Writers ~f.renc.
Over 200 attended the Philadelphia Regional Writers Conference
held Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of last week. Florence Lucasse and Mrs. George Krenn!kolt were amonl! those attending
classes from this area. L. Sprague
deCamp of Wallingford taught
1952 Swarthmore American Legion Baseba Sc e u e
Friday,
June 20
&:30 P.M.
Tuesday,
June 24
5:30 P.M.
Thursday, June 26
5:30 P.M.
Monday,
June 30
5:30 P.M.
Thursday, July 3
5:30 P.M.
Friday,
July 4
2:00 P.M.
Friday,
July"
5:30 P.M.
Wednesday, July 9
5:30 P.M.
Thursday, July 10
6:00 P.M.
Tuesday,
July .15
5:30 P.M.
Friday,
July 111
5:30 P.M.
July 22
5:30 P.M.
Tuesday,
Tuesday,
July 29
5:30 P.M.
Thursday, July 31
5:30 P.M.
Monday,
Aug. 4
5:30 P.M:
Wednesday, Aug. II
5:30 P.M.
Thursday, Aug. 7
.5:30 P.M.
FridaY,
Aug. 15. 5:301'.M.
All Home Games will be played
"League Games
·Horsey
. 'A
AWay
·Aldan
way
·Norwood
Home
.Drexel Hill
Away
.Wayne
Home
Aldan
,Away
Drexel Hill
Home
.Wayt\e - .. Away
Elchlbltlon Game
Home
.Horsey
Home
.Chester
Away
.Aldiin
Home
H
.Drexel HIll
ome
.Manoa
Away
.Norwood
!Way
.Darhy
way
Exhibition Game
HHome
Exhibition G.ame
orne
at the Riverview-Field
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Stop Fiddlin' A.round
, , , you know you want that Dew
~era.
'Why don't you eome in
and talk it over with us?
Trade• ..4.ccepJed
CAMERA & H088Y SHOP
Open Frl~. '-8:30
SW 6-41.1
"You Meet til. Nic.s' Peop" at Speares'"
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get in the,
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famous
Swimsuit
from "Speares"
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WILSON DORSEY
Have ;yonr ..... ohecked NOW. Be sore it is
in safe mechanical condlUon·. • • that. yonr
BRAKES will hold 'It a ehIld dfds Into;your
path ••• Your TIRES ~on't skid on wet I'OAds
..• Your BORN will ....... others "'hocan~t
see ;you ••• Your HEADLIGHTS won'~· ,!lind
the motorist ..dmtna- toward yoU ••• Your.
STEERING WHEEL will keep ;you on the rlcht
side of the road- . , • And that all your other
eqnlpment and safet;y devices are In dependlLble
working order.
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- First in S,rviee' - First in Sales
RUMS~. CHEVROLET
Theatre Square
South Chester Road
Catalina
Wilson DorseyI' of 115 Broad
Street, Morton, known to many
Swarthmoreans, died at his ·late
home Tuesday, June 17. He was
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74.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Amsden and children Robert and Martha of Yale avenue, will spend
the week·4md in East Bloomfield,
N.Y., with Mrs. Amsden's mother Mrs. F. H. Hamlin. The children will remain for a visit. Mr.
Amsden, high school principal for
the past two years, and Mrs. Amsden will leave Swarthmore June
25 for theIr new home in MapleWDOO, N.J., where Mr. Amsden has
accepted the principalship of the
South Orange-Maplewood Senior
High School in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Told of
Park avenue will entertain informally in honor of Mr. and" Mr§.
Amsden next Monday evening.
Dr. and Mrs. E. Leroy Peterson
and children Karen, Eric and
Kristen ,pf Vassar avenue' have
returned from a 10-day' trip visIting friends in Ohio and Indiana.
WhIle in Ohio Mrs. Peterson attended the spring llleetlng of the
Alumni Board ot Oberlin College.
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JUNIORS I
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32 to 40
38 to 46
SWARTHMOIlE, FRIDAY,
In Varied Activities
Eighteen to Continue Work
During Summer
Vacation
WhIle summer vacation is usualIy a time of rest and relaxation
for &e children, it is not always
so for teachers. A number of the
Swarthmore Public School teachers are busily engaged In many
types of activities.
Probably those most to be envied are the ones who will be
travelllng. There will be 11 ot
these. Myrtle McCallin I/Ild MIIdred K1dd will be travelling In
Europe, Miss McCaUin attending
the FrIends Conference at Oxford.
Virginia Allen, Mrs. ThOmas Mason, Jean McKie, Jean Stratton
will be· spending a good bit ot
time in New England particularly
in and, around Maine. Claudia
Hancock plans to go to the West
Coast or Guatemala. Mrs. Robert
Enders has already left with her
hiisb..nd 10r Wild Life Park at
Moran; Wyoming, to do biology
work, painting and reading. Mrs.
Robert YohaimlUl plans a trip to
the West. Mary ArmstrOng is
looking forward to a trip to New
or.leans, West Indles and to Ven-
t!:b:
weeks summer School at the·High
School. Elizabeth Barten will be
doing playground supervlaion..Nathan Ball will be working at a
BO'lt Works In Bayhead, N. J.,
Dorothy Bradfield will be working
in New York City. Dr. James Irwin and William Reese will be
working in banks in Philadelphia.
James Jamison and James Miller
will be running concessions at
Ocean City, N. J. Charles Klemmer will be·working with .the. Sun.
Ship Company; MIllard .Robinson
will be working with his father
at Doylestown. Russell Snyder and
David Watkins wjll be working
in summer camps, the former at
Interlocken, Michigan, and !be
latter at Holderness, New Hampshire. Frederic Yocum will be
worklhg as auditor for the General Baking Co., Nell Wiseman
will ~ at home helping her ill
mother and'Mrs. Daniels will finish writing. a book on elementary
rhythms..·
Nine of the teachers are looking
forward to just relaxation and
rest and most of them are staying
at home and perhaps taking short
trips. ·These tea'chers are Mrs.
Marian Becker, Elizabeth EtrIs,
Mrs. Eliza~th Garrahan, Mrs.
Janet Groff, MrS. Hannah Mathews, Jean McCreight,. AlIce Putnam who·is building a home in
Swarthmore and Mrs. Grace Wltter, and Irma Zimlner. .
Two of the teacl!ers are' plannlng study, Ann Jane Cleaver will
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On Vacation
6.98 to 29.95
j
The following Gfrl Scouts from
Swarthmore left Tuesday morning
for a tw....week vacation at Camp
Elizalieth· BOrton: Judy' Coles,
Helen ClIlhoun, Spencer Carrol1,
Connie· Rn II, Sara Hetherington, Eleanor Isberg,' Barrie Bovard, Mol!)' Huse imd 8aJJy Huse.
Also Browntes Marjorie Roxby,
..Jean Patterson, Betty Bovard,
Suzanne Plowman, ahd Betsy
Hicks.
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TUESDAY DEADLINE.
Friday, July 4th being a legal
holiday, the Swarthmorean will
publish a day early next wook.
The, deadline is moved up one
\J
The
Flowerless
,
,
11. S. Faculty Engaged
Surf Togs
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a pip to the South· covering the
Skyline Drive' and the Smokies.
18 Will Be Worldlq'
,About 18 will be working this
sutnmer, trying to offset the -eltects
of." the increasing cost of living.
Henry Hofmann, Adefu,>e Strouse,
7th and WELSH STREETS
The Red Cross Swimming Lessons will be held this year from
August 4-11.' Virginia Bath, in
charge of the project, will be assisted by Junior Life Savers Joan
Taylor, Virginia -'rills, Sidney
JaCkson, and Life Saving Instruc'tor Mrs. Ralph V. Little, Jr.
.Mrs. William' F. Taylor, 2nd,
will serve as land secretary and
help with the beginners.
JULY 31
Flowers
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ezvela. -Mrs. Beatrice Daltry plans
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VOLUME 24.
JUN 271952
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Monday,
June 23
Lansdowne·
Away
Monday,
July 7
Springfleld
Away
Monday,
July 14
Westlynn
Home
Tuesday,
July 15
Collingdale
Away
Holmes
Home
Monday,
July 21
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Wednesday, July 23
Clifton
way
Friday,
July 25
Yeadon
Away
Wednesday, July 30
Lansdowne·
Home
Home Games ar~ played on the Riverview Field at 6:30 p.m.
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. ANNOUNCE INSTRUCTORS
MAY 1 -
Give
humor and science.
Fifty awards were given by
publishers and clubs for the prize
manuscripts selected from 200 entries.
of
STATE INSPECTI'ClN
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HORNETS 1952 BASEBAL,L SCHEDULE
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Ught-Duty Carryall Suburban
Model 3116
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JUNE 27, 1952
IShane Will Lead 3
FOR YOUNG CLIMBERS
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European DISCUSSions
Summer Travel to Include
Viisit to Swarthmoor
Hall, England
WaIter C•Snyder
New Commander
The Girl Scout House has a
new roof which the committee
wants to preserve. BoYs and
girls climbing over it have already caused minor damage.
The HoUSe committee is uklng
parents to cooperate in keeping
their children off the property
which is for the use of Girl
Scout troops and is not a public
playground.
Vice-President of the College
Joseph B. Shane will conduct
three Friends conferences in Europe this summe~. The first will be
held during the Friends World
Conference which will meet in
Special Meeting Mond ay. Oxford,
England, from July 28
Night Elects New Leto August 3. The topic of the disgiop. .Officers
cusslon group, for which Mr.
Shane will be the leader and GilC
f
Officers of the Ainsworth-Wer- bert White, president of 'Haverford Borougn- Resident or Thir~
hner Post 427 were elected for College will give the introductory
ty-eight Years Died
1952-53 at a special meeting held preparation,. will .be "Ow- SerT d
Monday evening in the Legion v i c e s " , · '
ues ay
Room of Borough Hall. Walter C.
Tho! second group dlscussion
Funeral services will be held
Snyder as Commander for the will be a part of the Educational Friday afternoon at 2 p.rn. at OJnih term, will be assisted by: Conference at Woodbrooke. one iver Bafr's, Philadelphia, for Mrs.
Sen i 0 r
Vic e
CODlmllnder" of the Selly Oaks Colleges: near John E. Gensemer, who died
George W. Glaesser; Junior Vice Blrrningham. Mr. Shane will visit Tuesday mOrning at her 225 Vas.Co':"mBnder, Robert J. Tho~e; nearby Swarthmoor Hall for sar home. The Rev. Joseph P.
Adjutant; Davis B. Hopson; Fin- which Swarthmore College and Bishop will conduct the services.
ance Officer, Walter L. Thorpe; and the Borough were named
Born Ida ·Dudley In F1emingsChaplain, ~oseph P. Bish~p.
while at Blrrningham. The third burg, Kentucky, Mrs. Gensemer
In additIOn, the follOWIng w,:re will be a part of a Friends con- married her husband on June 20,
named to the Executive Conumt1699 and came to Swarthmore in
u_
d terence at Dublin, Ireland.
tee by the Commander: .....war
. Shane Cunning
.
1914. She was a member of the
Mr .
and.
Mrs
G. Hopson, H. John Lumsden,'
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,
- Swarthmore Presbyterian Church.
John H McWilliams· and Ferris ham House on, the college campus,
She Is survived by her. husband,
W. Mitchell.
will leave Sunday by plane to her sister Belle M. Dudley .who
spend a month in Norway and
Meetings, adjourned for the
.made her home with the Genaesummer, will reconvene Septem- Sweden before attending the Ox~ mers,· two sons Steele G. Genseber 15
ford Conference where Mr. Shane, mer, .Mullica Hill, N. J. and John
The 'new Commander expressed one at 900 del~gates, will repre- E, Gensemer, Jr., 234 Dickinson
the hope that hoth new and old sent. the Philadelphia Yearly avenue, Swarthmore; and by two
members would "give their earn- M';"ting and the Swarthmo~e grandsons.' i:lavid E. and FraDk
est support
the new officers and Friends. Later they will travel. mE .• Gensemer.
tQ their Post which is an integrill Wales and Ireland before leav",:g
part of the Borough activities."
from Shannon by. plan" for thell' New Offictlrs Elected
'3.50 PER YEAR
Legion Team
Wins Sixth Game
Swarthmore Baseball Club
Tied for First Place
in League
With six undefeated games under.its collective belt, the Swarthmore American Legion Baseball
team, sponsored by the Ainsworth-Werhner Post 427, Is tie
League.
The 18 boys on the squad are
drawn from Swarthmore and surrounding communities in the-area
allotted to the Pos~. All Swarthmore letter. baseball players were
Invited to play On the team, but
summer jobs and vacations left
only five players: Bill Hoot, first
base; Andy Schroder, third base;
Joe Storlazzl, shortstop; Bill Kanffman, catcher; and Bill Ziegenfus,
pitcher.
Lee Ford, a former Swarthmore
High player, now a student at
Episcopal Academy, is another
right handed pitcher. Dick Waite,
a center fielder, is from Ridley
Park. Carmen
ded Zlzza,
Itch left
:Leefielder
R
and left han
per;
eyer, catcher; Carmen Cella, a short
stop; and Snooky Crawford, a
right fielder, are from Ridley
Township.
. Don Humphreys, a third baseman, Is from Nether-Providence.
Bill Walker, center q,elder, and
Bill Herbster are Media boys.
Catcher Bill Curry, second baseman Frank Zltnlck, first baseman
Norman Durbana and Panl Robinson, a left-handed pitcher, hail
H0Id Servlces
• Tooay
For Mrs. 1. E. Gensemer .
to
~hildren "Busy os. Bees" ~ ~~~e:~d,~t_: ~,~~t,~:b:._ . . ~_ ",
The Swarthmore Legion AuxllAn exhibltio·n game· with the
Funeral services were held Sat- iary elec~ the following officers Horsey Post, Chester, opened the
Summer Recreation's Summer urday, May 31 for Mrs. Mary at the m!",ting held June 17 at the season with an auspicious 9-1
Club opened Monday at the Col- Hitchcock, wife of Edward F. home of Mrs. Oscar J. Gilcreest victory. The first League game
lege Avenue School with over 50 Hitchcock of the . Swarthmore of Vassar avenue: ~ Frances with Darby was won on a homer
clubbers enrolled. Activity was Apartments, 'who died the pre- Lumsden, president; Mrs. Howard batted out by pinchhitter Robinquickly underway under the dl- vlous Thursday.
Hopson, vice-president; Mrs. John son. Ziegenfus and Curry were the
~ecUon of Jerry Nowell.
In addition to her husband, WhitUer, recording secretary; Mrs, battery mates. Lee Ford pitched
The Pre-School and Primary. Mrs. Hitchcock Is survived by a L. J, Service, corresponding sec- a 14-0 game for the third straight
groups at Rutgers Avenue School son, Edward D. of Cochranville, retary; Mrs. Alben Eavenson, in another exhibition game with
are in their second week period. Pa., and a daughlel'; Mary Jo of teasurer and historian; Mrs. Rob- the Media Boys Club.
Director Mrs. J. Francis Taylor Swarthm·o're.
ert Sheppard, sergeant-at"arms,
.children are now well
Robinson pitched and Roger
reports,
that
and Mrs. Oscar J. Gilcreest, chapIntermen~ was made in the Oxcaught when the team turned back
adjusted. The youngest group, the ford Cemetery, Oxford.
lain.
,
last year's champions, the Syman~
three-year-olds, enjoy their new
It was voted to send $15.00 to ski-RyWack,i Post from Chester
slille, their friendly guinea pig,
T Atte d W rid C fa
Camp- Sunshine and $25.00 to Val- in a league game salted away by
and the fresh white sand.
0
n o o n re,nce
ley Forge Hospital through Mrs. a score of 6-0.
The four-year-olds also have a
The Third World Conference of G~orge Schobinger of PhtladelLast Th\lrsday brought another
favorite guinea pig, Dufry, which the Society .of Friends. to be held phla, formerly of Swarthmore,
holds his own with tb.. )oved at Oxford, England, from July 28 who is teaching the disabled ·men league victory in a hard-fought
bikes, painting, and stories: Some to August 6, will be attended by to weave, knit and crochet. Money battle with Manoa. Ziegenfus, the
wiDning pitcher, bad to be reof the four-year-olds are David ·the follOwing delegates from for yarn is very' much needed.
Cornelius, Gerry Erskine, -Linda Swarthmore: Mrs. John DelaBarbara Bullitt won the Auxil- lieved by Ford in the top of the
Jester, Larry Luder, Kathy Madi- plaine, J. Earle Edwards, Jr·, H. iary award for Americanism' in fourth. Curry caught. The boys
son, Jimmy· Montgomery, Kippy Mather Lippincott, Jr., Myrtle Me the Swarthmore High School trounced Horsey Post in a league
Kippox, Ned Michener, Carol Mather Lippincott, Jr., Myrtle Mc- Contest.
game FrIday evening by a score
Schwartzman, Johnny SUvasl, Jay Ca1Iin, J. Roland Pennock, Joseph
Included in the Auxiliary's fu- of 14-0. - Herbster pitched and
Sipler, Debby and David Shay, B. Shan.e, and Philip Jacob, a ture plansis a rummage sale to be Kaultman, Curry and Roger shared the catching duties. Andy
and Timmy Tyson.
delegate of the American Friends held October 2 and 3.
Twenty pre-klndergarteners are Service Committee.
Mrs. Lumsden, president, ap- Schroder contributed a homer.
League games were plilyed with
busy with paints, blocks, and
pointed the following chairmen:
Aldan
and Norwood this week,
scrapbooks but the moment they
On Campin·g Tfip
Mrs. Norman Hulme, member_
~d
the
heavy schedule continues
are outdoors they look Uke moriPamela Foster, Ann Hay and ship; Mrs. Robert Thorpe, rehakeys on the jungle gym and ride Virginia
BulIitt,
Swarthmore 'bllitaUon; Mrs. Herbert Bassett, next week with a game with
their trucks•. Stories and music Mariners, joined the M8riner Ship coupons; Mrs. George Warren, Wayne on Thursday at 5:30 on .the
listening ftIl their quiet tim,,;, with Sinbadd, Troop 93 of Lansdowne poppy; Mrs.E. VanS. C1eyeland, home field, and two bouts on July
a ~ band bringing out their on a camping trip to Elk Neck rummage; Mrs. Eavenson, Scot- 4, an away game with Aldan at
interest and talent.
State Park, North East, Md... from land School; Mrs. George E~, 2 p.m., and a 5:30 contest with
Sixteen kindergarten children June 13 to June 21. Mrs. Mary legislation; Mrs. Service, remem- Wayne at home.
have made cardboard clocks and Foster of South Chester road as- brance, and Mrs. Gilcreest, pubJ. Wilbur Hoff
are learning to tell time. They en- sisted on the water ·riont.
Iicily.
..
joy also the Bible .stories l!ichle I - The mariners slept in pup tents,
During the, last month 340 couJ. Wilbur Holt, well known resTarnofI, one of thell' ~up, te!l" enjoyed sailing on the Elk River pons ~d seven cartons of' Christ- Ident of Swarthmore, died at his
them'hTwd-entyu-filyve ~.;:aofry bchll- In two dinghies. which they'&ad mas carlis bave been mailed by home on North CheSter road, Satdr
en a a ve w
.
sse- taken with them, also boating, and Mrs. Bassett.
urday, June 20. He· was 71.
ball and playground
·They asslated in cooking a 20-pound -Atte d .·N " ___ I no•
Mr. Hoff was assistant sales
made covers and decorated them turkey on· a
It. Many of the
n sa........ - _ •."anlzation manager of the .. Good8ll Ru"ber
with orillinal designs ~r the diary 1100p also ti~- a Life Saving
William 1'. Lee of Guernsey Co., Philadelphia, and had been
they are keeping of ttieIr summer Course given n the trip .
road, Joone of six llundred na- connected with the firm ~r 33.
experlenC!!8., On "trip day", FrI-.
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tioDallyprominent life Insurance years. He was /i·membet of. tb.e
day, they Walked to Crum Creek
On Tuesday, June 23, the Mar- leaders who attended the· MillIan siiclety of Naval ArchItectS;. the
for popular exPloration.
iners had lunch at the seaman's Dollar Round Table of the Naticm- MarlneEnglneers and the SpringChurch Instttute, ~hIladelphia and al As!ocI.ation of Life Underwrit- baven Coimtry Club.
Mrs. William I. Hull of tjle road on a. state owned 8O-foot ov~
held June· 13-1'1· at Bretton
Surviving are his wife, Mae C.
Swarthmore Apartments Is at- erall yacht on the Delaware.
WoOds, N.H.. 'ibis wu' Mr. Lee's and a daugilter,lIIfil. LaUn~ 'Van
tending' .the Friends Conference
They are·. eagerly anticipating fourth attendance Of the organlza- Dyck. Services and·· inlell~nt
at CaPe May thla week.
ano~er trip in the. near fu~. .
tlon.
were private•.
In Summer Recreation
games.
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THE SWARTHMOREAN
Pll8e2
Swarthmore High School and the
Untversity of Colorado. The groom
Is a' graduate of Johns Hopkins
Untverslty. After a brief honeymoon, the couple will 'Pake their
home in Baltimore where the
groom will enter his fourth year
at Johns Hopkins Medical School.
Mr. and Mrs. George DUnn of
Dickinson aV/i'nue, and Mr.
Mrs. Ernest Pritchard of Mo,rto,n,j
entertained at a progressive
per party preceding the wedding
rehearsal Friday evening.
WEESNER-FAULKNER
was edged with matching heirMIss Joan Faulkner, daughter 'loom lace and had been worn by
'of Mr and Mrs. Edwin Joseph her mpther and paternal grand.
Fa~er of Dickinson avenue, be- mother at their weddings.
came the bride of Mr. Mmrell bride carried a small round .
Davis Weesner, son of Mr. and quet of carnations, stephanotIS
Mrs. Edwin Weesner ,of Morrls- and gypsophila.
town, Tenn., Saturday afternoon
Miss Ann Marie Lichliter of
at 3 o'clock in the Swarthmore Garrett, Po., attended as maid of
presbyterian Church before an honor, and the bridesmtdds
altar banked with Cybotium ferns, Mrs. Hays Penfield of Cambridge,
white snapdragons, gladioli, and Mass., Miss Maria Saitta"
.
lighted candelabra. Tbe aisle lead- of the groom, Miss Audrey Patncing to the altar was alight with ia Kern of Chestnut Hill, and Miss
candelabra entwined with ivy Luticia F. Sharp of Atlantic, Ga.
caught with gardentas.
All the attendants wore !l0wns of
HONOR COUPLE
The Rev. Joseph P. Bishop per- pale blue nylon net with .coro~ets
Miss Marga~et Dorsey Ransburg,
formed the ceremony.
of matching net and carned pink daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mr. Henry J. Faust, organist, carnations, blue delphinium, gyp- T. Ransburg of Harvard avenue,
played the Choral in A-Minor by §ophUa and white daisies with and Mr. William Guy Piper, son
Caesar Frank, the Prelude to the yellow centers.
of Mrs. Henry A. Piper of North
Third Act of Lohengrin followed
Mr. Henry Wirz Cox of Moylan Chester road, whose marriage will
take place tomorrow afternoon at
by the Westminster Chimes peal- served as best man, and the
ing out the hour of three, and the ushers were Messrs, ,Hays Pen- 2 o'clock in the Swarthmore Pres•• k byterian Church were guests of
traditional wedding marches.
field, brother of the bride, '''~
The bride, given in'marriage by Kenyon Dresden, Jr., of Media, honor at a dinner party given
her father, wore a gown of white Charles Scott Seltzer of Glen Rid· Saturday eventng by Mr. and Mrs.
I
Edwar.\i W. F\J.rst of Guernsey
organdy featuring a fitted embro - die, Joseph Murdock of
road. Guests included members of
dered bodice, long sleeves, and ville, WillI8IIl S. Blakeley,,,3rd,
bouW~nt Skirt of organdy with Chester, and Christopher Silul of their wedding party.
-yMrs. Piper, mother of the
train; Her veil of illusion was at- Rose V a l l e y . ,
'rtained t
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tached to a Dutch cap of embroiA reception followed at the groom, ""Ie
a a unc eon
at Strath Haven Inn last Thursdered organdy and she carried home of the bride's parents. The
gardenias.
bride's mother wore a gown of da;be bride-to-be w~s guest of
Miss Jeryl Faulkner, as maid of Navy blue lace and net with cor- honor at a tea and m1scellan,eous
,
Th"
hono"r for her sister, and the sage of cymbidium orchids. Her shower
given by Mrs.
omas
bridesmaids Miss Helen Disque small hat was of Navy point
Porter of Newtown Square at her
and Miss Barbara Lukens of prit with French' pearl flowers. home Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Swarthmore, Miss Mary Budd of The groom's mother, wore an or- Porter wtn attend as a bridesmaid.
Chestnut Hill, Miss Sally Ann ganza gown shading from orange
Werst of Ft. Worth, Texas, cousin to beige with beige hat. Her cor, NAMES ATTENDANTS
of the bride; Mrs.lFrank M. Brog- sage was also qt cymbidium orMrs. Herbert E. Michener, Jr.,
den of Kingsport, Tenn., and Mrs. chids.
of Park avenue will be matron of
Edward J. Kormondy of Ann Ar-' The bride is a graduate of honor at the marriage of her sisbor, Mich., classmates of the Stephens College, Columbia,
ter MIss Barbara Anne Krase,
The Bouquet
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Park Avenue below 'Harvard
SIIlldaJ', .Jnne 29
11:00 A.M.--Sunday Schoo\.
11:00 A. M.-The Lesson-Sermon
is "Christian Science.U
Wednesday evening meeting
each week, 6 P. 1\(. Reading room
open dally e1:cept Sun"day 12 to 15
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SOMETHING FOR THE 4TH
Dominick Saracino of Pueblo,
Colo., and Mr. Arval Wesley Morris of Charleston, W. Va.
PUBLI8BED EVERY FRIDAY AT SWARTHMORE, PA.
MIss Bowte Is a graduate of
THE SWARTHMOREAN', INC., PUBLlSma
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Swarthmore High School and is
Pill>.... SWaRbmore 1·0lH/0
entering her juntor year at the
PETER Eo TOLD, EdItor and l'ubllsbe.r
Untversity of Colorado In Boulder
MARJORIE TOLD lUId BARBARA KENT. "-late EdItors
where she is a member of Delta
Roaalle Peirsol
Lorene
McCarter
,
Gamma sorority.
Mr. Morris attended Utah UniEntered as Second CIaas Matter, January 24. 1929, at the Post
Office at Swarthmore, Pa., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
versity and was graduated froColorado College in Colorado
DEAD~WEDNESDAYNOON
Springs. Mr. Morris served with
.sWARTHMORE, PA., FRIDAY, JI1NE 27, 1952
the occupation forces overseas fol-----~-------:.'~':...'_..2 lowing his high school graduation.
METHODIST NOTES
Church, School will open again He will receive his Masters DeThe Sunday School meets at the first Sunday of September.
gree 'in Economics in July from
9:45. Classes are provided for
Tbe Dally Vacation Church the University of Colorado. He Is
, children of all ages and for adults. School will run through July 3 I\lember of Kappa Sigma.
Tbe Young Adults meet at 9:45 from 9:30 to 11:30 each weekday.
Dr. and Mrs. Paul ,F. Gemmill,
in the Laelies' Parlors.
The Church Hour Nursery will
of
Thayer road, announce the enThe Bennon topic at the 11 0' be held \luring the Church Hour
clock service Is "Guarding Our each Sunday monilisg until the gagement of their daughter, Jean
McAllister GemmlJJ, to Mr. John
Nati0l/al Heritage".
end of July.
,
G. H. Halstead, son of Mr. and
Tbe Church Nursery for chilCarolyn Stanford will be
dren Is open during the morntng soloist at the morning service this Mrs. F. H. Halstead, of Vancouver, British Columbia, _Canada.
service. Mrs. Ray L: Harlow will Sunday.
Jean received her 'Bachelor's
be in charge.
degree
from the University of
Tbe uShers for the day are EdFRIENDS MEETING NOTES
Pennsylvania.
She is now doing
ward H. Alston, John J. Bodley,
The half-hour of Meelitations at
William C. Collenberg, Warren 7: 30 Wednesday eventngs in the graduate work in ~nternatlonal
Relations at the London School of
Crafts and Harry E. New.
Meeting House, Is open to all who
Econorriips (UniveI1Sity of LonThe Sunday School picnic will wish to participate.
don),
which she began mider a
be held on Saturday, Jue, 28, at
Fulbright
award in 1950 and has
Smedley Park.
CH~ISTIAIII SCIENCE NOTES continued under a Penfield Trav"ChrisUan Science" .is the sub- ellng Scholarship from the untTRINITY CHURCH 'NOTES
ject of the ,Bible Lesson to be read v..mty of Pennsylvania in 1951
There will be a celebration of in all ChrisUan Science' chUrches and 1952. Shl! is a member of Pl
the Hoiy Communion at 8 o'clock next Sunday.
Gamma Mu.'
Sunday morntng, and at 11 o'clock
Tbe Golden Text is from the
Mr. Halstead was grad.uated
will be held the service of Morn- prophecy of Isaiah: "The ranso".:n- fram the University of British
ing Prayer.
ed of the Lord shall return, and Columbia, Vancouver, and from
Those serving as ushers this come to Zion with songs and ever- the London School of Economics.
Sunday are as follows: J. E. Bell, lasting joy upon their heads: they He Is a member of Zeta Psi fra·
J. L. Cornog, R. G. Haig, J. W. shall obtain joy and gladness, and ternity. During World War II, he
Jones, W. M. McCawley, ThOmas sorrow and sighing shall flee served with the Royal Canadian
Randall, G. S. Valentine, and G. C. away." (35:10)
Navy. He is now with the DepartWagner. Howard Dodson ts schedA corelial invitatio)l ,to attend ment of Ex~al Mairs, ,Ottawa,
uled, to serve as acolyte at thl! 8 the service Is extended to all.
Canada.
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o'clock servic~. ~t l,l]. o'clock John
Baker wlli be QI1'
ENGAGEMENTS
Dr. and Mrs. David McCahan of
PRESBYTERIAN I\IOTES
Strath Haven aveDile anoounce
Mr. Bishop will preach on RS ac, the engagement of their daughter,
rificed in Vain?" at the 11:00 'ser_ ~ss Patricia Morse McCahan, to
vice this, I;!unday morntng.
Mr. Frederick Meredith Porter,
Tbe Church HoiJrNursery will son of MI'. anli Mrs. Meredith
be held during the Church Ser- Frank Porter ot Rose Valley.
vice this Sunday morning.;Mrs.
Miss McCahan is a graduate of
J. B. M. Tyson and Mrs.' R: V. Swarthmore High School and
Little, Jr, will be in charge.,
Mount ,Hqlyoke College.
,
The Men's Bible Class will
Mr. Porter, who served In
meet for the last time this summer Navy during Warld War II, gradat 9:30 this Sunday ·morning. Tbe uated"from Mercersburg Academy
meetings will be resumed in the and Lehigh University and is now
fall.
.
wtth the Electric Tachometer CorSurgical Dressings will be ,made poration in PI'Jladelphia.
each Wednesday morning in the
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hall
Woman's Association Room at
of
Germantown, have announced
10 o'clock,
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The .summer session of the the engagement of their daughter,
Church School opened June 15 Joan, to Frederick Richard Morand will continue through July 27 ey, son of Mr. Frank R. Morey of
at 10 a.m. each week. There will Yale avenue.
Miss Hall is a graduate of Gerbe no Church School through, the
mantown
High School and is a
month of August.
However,
student at the U. of P
.
Mr.
Morey
is
a
graduate
of
CHURCH SERVlaS
Swarthmore College where he was
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=~O;:R;E~::"--·I a member of Phi Delta Theta. He
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
served in the Navy from 1944 to
Joseph P. Bishop, Minister
1946, and was recalled to active
John Stettner, Assistant
Sunday, June 29
duty August 1951. He is now sta10:00 A.M,-Church' School.
tioried In Port Leantey in French
by
. 11:00 A.M. - Mr. Bishop will Morocco.
preach.
Wednesday. Jaly 2
Dr. and- Mrs. Morris Alexander
10:00 A. M.--Surgical Dressings.
Bowte of South Chester road, an·
New low cost
METHODIST CHURCH
nounce
the
engagement
of
their
Roy N. Keiser, D.D., Minister
'J,uxury ..... ,.
daughter, Margot, to Mr. Arval
Snnda.y, June 29
9:45. A,M. - Church School and Alexander Morris, son of ~rs.
Young Adults.
11:00 A.M. - TIle Minister will
~reach.
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11:00 A.M.-Church Nurse&.
PLUS TAX
AHDYOUR
TRINITY CHURCH
OLD ttRE
H: Lawrence Whittemore, Rector
6.7OxU SIZE
Snnd..y, .Jnne 29
8:00 A. M.-Holy Communion.
11:00 A. M.-Morning Prayer.
• Low _ ...... - - . up [oIla,
•
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THE RELIGIOUS SOCIEt Y
OFFRIENDS
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• S""'''II -.I body fa< .nduranc.•
Suuday, Jnne 29
tacilOD uacbo knowledge
tough 'troad fiw" ......
11:0~ .A.M.-Meeting for worship .
that yom: health is soand;
VISitors welcome. Children cared
dsat evuy vital organ i.
for in Whittier House.
fuQctioniQ~opedY, BetNO DOWN PAYMENT!
Monday, June 30
rcr have a
til chedt",p
All-day. sewing for the A.F.S.C.
right away. ADd. wheD
Wednesday, JDIT Z
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All-day sewing for theA~;S.C.
As
'pounding
oenic:e, a1waya
7:30-8:00 P.M.-Mid·VleI!k Meetrememtie~ chat we are
.... a ' . of tlresl
ing for Worship, Meeting Ho~
'l'~ptiOD SpeciaJiau;
!'lRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST. SCIENTIST
CATHERMAN'S
THE SWAR'fBMOREAN
bride at Tusculum College, Tenn., and received her degree of Bach- da~ghter of Dr. and Mrs. Norman ~~::~~::~~~;;:;~~:;~~:=:!~;;:;:~;;;=~~~i
wore gowns of aqua organdy. Tbe e10r of Sciencein Education from William Kra..e of Middletown',
maid of honor carried a bouquet the Illinan-Carter School, untv- road, Media, to Mr.. Allan Napier
"'hillel Yfla''re Away •••
of' Talisman roses, and yellow erslty of 'PennsylvanIa on June Rumpf, son of Mr.
daisies, the bridesmaids carried ,18. She is a melI)ber of Alpha Chi Rumpf of Garden City, N.Y., and
liave
yellow daisies and all the attend- Omega and the Junior D.A.R. Tbe the' late Mrs. Rumpf, which
ants wore half wreaths of match- groom attended the School of In- take place Saturday afternoon,
ing flowers as headdresses.
d'lStrial Art and Pennsylvanta July 5 at 4:30 o'clock in, the
Mr. WillIam S. Murrell seriled state College.
Swarthmore Presbyterian Church.
JUII like a vat.lion tor
as best .man for h.iJ;; cousin, and
The Rev. Joseph P. Bishop w1ll
your rap. Clean rug.
BROWN-QUICK
officiate.
look
be" ..; r..1 bene,.
the uShers were Messrs. George
The
marriage
of
Miss
Gloria
Tbe
brldesmalds
w1ll
be
Miss
we
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bener.
Rug. picked
P. Warren, Jr., Steven Spencer
Quick, daughter of Mr. 'and Patricia MC,CBhan of S"'ath Havel)
up ond delivered when
and Tboin,as R. Saunders o~ Stuart
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Swarthmore; Frank M. Brogden, Mrs. Ray Stuart Qu c o v e r · avenue, Mrs. William D. Fetzer. of
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tOwn,
formerly
~f
Swarthmore"
to
Wyandotttii'
Ml.ch;,and'MIss
~ary
Clo
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9x12
Dum.otic, $6.50
Edward J.\ Kormondy, and James
E. Hurley of Morristown, all Mr. Hubert Marlon Brown, son
ElIzabeth··'ltumpf, slsf4!r of
~
classmates of the groom at Tus- Major and Mrs. Marlon
J~ E. Michener, niece
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Brown of Wichita Falla, Texas, the bride, wlli be flower girl.
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A reception followed in Mc- took place Saturday, June 21 at
The brlde-to-he w1ll be gu.,st I
Mohawk CarpetinJr • Complete Size Range '. Oriental R ....
Cahan ,Hall which had been beau- a 4 o'clock ceremony at the home of honor "at a luncheon at Strath
" 1 0 0 P"rk Ave., Swarthmore, Pa.
R
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tifntly decorated with mountain of the bride's parents. T e ev. Haven Inn to be given by Mrs.
Peter C. Van der Hiel of St. Owen W. Gay of Wallingford,
SWarthmore 6-6000 - CLearbrook 9-4646
laurel and rhododendi-on.
George's
Church,
Ardmore,
Mrs.
Paul
Williams,
and
Mrs.
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BUll
with CONFIDENCE. , • bUll at PAULSON'S ...._"'"
The bride's mother chose a gown
of lilac lace ahd chilton wtth formed the ceremony.
Henry J. Weiland of Swarthmore.
Given in marriage by her,father,
The rehearsal dinner will be
matching accessories. Her corsage
was of Cymbidium orchids. The the bride wore a ballerina length given by a gr~up of friends for
groom's mother· wore a gown of gown of white nylon marquisette. the bridal party and out-or-town
blue-Iav""der crepe with orchid Her cap headdress was of white guests at the home of Mr. and
. corsage.
tull", and she carried a bouqQet Mrs. Harry L. Miller..
of stephanot!!; and pale, pink carMrs. David McCahan and Mrs.
SAITTO-PENFIELD '
mitions.
Frank G. Keenen of Swarthmore
Cybotium ferns" lighted candelMiss Emily Pritchard of Mor- will give a "Brunch" on Saturabra, and alter vases holeling ton, as maid of honor and onty day, J"ly 5, for the bridal party.
white carnations, snapdragons, attendant, wore a gown of orchid
stllck and gypsophila, formed the nylpn marquisette. Her headdress SUBSCRIPTIONS
background Saturday at 3:30 In was of matching marquisette and FOR ALL
Trinity Church, Swarthmore,1 for she carried
bouquet of sweet MAGAZINES
the marriage of Miss Jane Pen- peas and gypsophlla.
MRS. LLO'ED E. KAUFFMAN
field, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Ed Dunn, brother-in-law of 313 Dartmouth Avenne
Walker Penfield of Ri'vel'ViE,w I the bride, served as best man.
Swarthmore 8·2080
road, to Nicholas MercQr Saitto,
A reception followed the ~PT'p_'1 ~~~~~~~~~~~
son of Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Saittb mony. Miss Teel Dunn of Dickin- i'
of UVUla Cara", Moylan.
son avenue, who assis~d in reTbe Rev. H. Lawrence Whitte- ceiving the, guests, was attired in
more, Jr., officiated.
a pale blue nylon blouse and gray
Tbe bride, given in marriage by taffeta skirt. She wore a wreath
Swarthmore. P ••
her father, ·wore a gown of candle- of flowers in her hair.
AIR CONDITIONED
light satin, featuring a fitted boo
Tbe bride is a graduate of
dice with bertha of heirloom rose
fri. & Sat.
point lace, long tight sleeves and
STANLEY HOUOWAY I.
full skirt with cathedral train.
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Her full-length veil of lliuslon
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That New Camera?
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June 27, 1952
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June 27, 1952
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold of
Wallingford, opened their summer
home on Lake Paupac in the Poconos last week. They will have as
their guest this week- end Mrs.
Arnold's mother Mrs. Horace J.
Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Truitt of West Chester.
.
Anne Driebaus of Yale avenue,
will leave July 1 for the Ambler
School of Horticulture summer
camp.
-rTte Whole ~milys
Commencement Speaker
Open ThurMlay Ni,,.,.
INVITED
t'o a
Clooed
", 1,..
Emily Pritchard of Kedron avenue, Morton, graduated last Wednesday with honors from the UnWilliam J. Meinel, president of iversity of Pennsylvani
h
the Heintz Manufacturing Com- she majored in' both
~ er:
pany, Phila., wlll address the Anthropology. This summs anh
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fWilli
gradti
ua ng eI ass o
.
amson will enter the University of PennFr.ee School of Mecharucal Trades, sylvania Graduate of Art.. and
Middletown Road, Media, R.D., to- Sciences where she will major in
-"'luday, June 27, at the school's flfty- English Literature
runth Commencement Day cereDavidson Lue~ing of North
Chester road, a Navy R.O.T.C. at
JULY and AUGUST HOURS monies.
Rochester
University, is on a sum10-5
Thirty families were represent- mer cruise to England and treed
at the 25th Reunion of the 1927 land.
WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY
class of Swarthmore High School' Mrs. Donald J. Hutton of Mex10-1
held Sunday afternoon at Miller's ico City i~ visiting for a week with
Picnic Grove at Gradyville. A pic- 'h~r neice Mrs. Robert B. Jarratt
nie supper, games and swimming of Thayer road.
The Shop will be
were enjoyed. Those attending ·Mrs, Burton Jones and children
CLOSED
from Swarthmore and viCinity Loulse, Christofer. and Phyllis of
Friday, July 4th
were the Gordon Lange fainny, Boulder, Colo., arrived Wednesday
,and
the John F. Spencer and the Don- for a short visit with the Donald
Saturday, July 5th
ald P. Jones families, Donald C. ·P. Jones family and Dr. Arthur
Turner and Edward H. Pyle, III, J. Jones of Swarthm~re avenue.
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... is air conditioning
YOU can afford!
Yes, you can afford .Lipman Air Conditioning.
Now •.• at new low prices, Lipman Room and
Home Air Conditioners pay for themselves in
increased energy and efficiency in home or office
••• for family and custome~~t
WILLIAM J. MEINEL
Investigate
todoy ••• the
low price
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Swarthmore 6-0740
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PARK and DARTlII01lTB AVE.
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Elm·avenue are spending the summer in Packer Corners, Brattleboro, Vt. Mr. and Mrs. Roger
March and their infant son of
North ,Chester road returned
home Monday after a la-day visit
at Packer Corners. .
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Held
of Westminster avenue spent the
week-end visiting Mrs. Held's
parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Snyder of Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll P. Streeter of Columbia avenue entertained
at a dinner Monday evening in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simons of Nashville, TenD.... and Mr.
and Mrs. Lane Palmer of Raleigh
N. C., Who are spending the sum~
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the Donovan Spanglers of Oak-
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Games - Popsicles
.'Prizes - Pony Rides
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THE CHRYSLER NEW YORKER
6-PASSENGE", SEDAN
Ye One --ColDe Y e All
White aid.wall tires at _ _
WHEN YOU TRY POWER STEERING •••
HERE'S' WHERE TO COME FruST!
Your Hosts AMERICAN STORES COMPANY
BAIRD & BIRD
ALICE BARBD, Glm
W. MARK anru
BOOKWAYS
BOUQUET BEAUTY SALON
BUCHNER'S, INC.
SWARTHMORE saVio SHOP
CATlBMAN'S DRUG STOlE
miA'S SHOE SHOP
SWARTHMOll CO-OP
CHIlDlEfl"S SHOP
The Swarthmore Business Association
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DEW DROP INN
JOSEPWS BARBER SHOP
MARIE DONNEllY SHOP
FUSCO & ALSTON
GREEN'S COAL YARD
HANNUM & WAITE
HARRIS AND CO.
B. J. HOY'S 5 Arm lOe STORE
HOllYHOCK Gin SHOP
INGlENEUI( TEA 100M
MUSIC BOX
MICHAEl'S COlLEGE PHARMACY
EDWARD L NOYES & CO.
ORANGE «EANERS
HORACEREMS
ADOLPH RUBIN
RUSSBL'S SERVICE
SIPLER'S HARDWARE sTOll .
JOYCE lEWIS
MASOIIIUIlDaS
SUPPlY COMPAIIY
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You·ve.hea!dabont it and read about it.
Now, .if. ,yOu haven't felt what Power
Steering doeS for you in city driving'or out
on the highway, we invite you to try it first
Ul;il chrysler New Yorker ......here,YC)\l Will
find
j'ulUime (not pari;aI) PowerSteerin8l
What happens is this •••
You handle the steering wheel in normal
fashion. But 4/5 of all the work is done for
yoU by~hyckau1ic power. C(IIM!f:ently at'your
CD!"manc't ~,.you tum· tile wJ eel .1/3
iea"~ DiW
tbII'fn'b" '~_of ~
~ ali it ilDeW.
IAfI[
coull"'""
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Even at a
stancll!till you. can turn the
Wheel eaSily. Now. parking is sham of its
troubJE,..· (and fafigw,!) . • • and you can
~gotiate ·.traffic" awkward drives, and
garage dOors precisely aDd with ease.
You can double the longest day's ~
you've ever known • • • eM up' free &om
arm and shoUlder strain. Rough roads, soft
sboulders, anow, mud? ••• the poria that
helps you .steer now petents. the car's
wbeeJafiom "ate iDI!'back" at·you. 'file
ci»wae yOu set is' MId, at any speed, till
,au waatitchanBell, yet, with tbia5-timee
greater control, " ..heel feel"· is always
the IUlme.
Why not come try it? Learn for yourself
why growing thousands of motorists say
they'll never be without Full-time Power !
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Bte ing from now onl
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TilE SWARTHMOREAN
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold of Commencement
Wallingford, opened their summer
home on Lake Paupac in the Poe·
onos last week. They will have as
their guest this week- end Mrs.
Speaker
and their families of Media, and
the Donovan Spanglers of Oakmont.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold March of
Elm avenue are spending the summer in Packer Corners, Brattle-
Arnold's mother Mrs. Horace J.
Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
1he Whole ramil
boro, Vt. Mr. and Mrs. Roger
A. Truitt of West Chester.
March and their infant son of
North Chester road returned
home Monday after a to-day visit
at Packer Corners.
Anne Driehaus of Yale avenue,
will leave July I for the Ambler
School of Horticulture summer
camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Held
of Westminster avenue spent the
week-end
INVITED
to a
Closed saturdays
during July and AUgust
PARKandDARTMOlJTB AVE.
Swarthmore 6-1013
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WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY
Davidson Luehring of North
Chester road, a Navy R.O.T.C. at
Rochester University, is on a sumThirty families were represent- mer cruise to England and Ireed at the 25th Reunion of the 1927 land.
JULY and AUGUST
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CLOSED
Friday, Jilly 4th
and
Saturday, Jilly 5th
9.3O-CHILDREN'S PARADE
Investigate
toJay .•• the
low price
will
amaze you
the Hemtz Man~ ac urmg om- she majored in both English and
pany, Phila., Will address the Anthropology. This sum
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Yes, you can afford Lipman Air Conditioning.
Now • . . at new low prices. Lipman Room and
Home Air Conditioners pay for themselves in
increased energy and efficiency in home or office
••• for family and custome~~1
nesday with honors from the UnWilli~m J. Meinfel'tpr~sidecnt of iversity of Pennsylvania, where
mer s e
wIll enter the University of Pennsylvania Graduate of Arts and
Sciences where she will major in
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... is air conditioning
YOU can afford!
nue, Morton, graduated last Wed-
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Fr.ee School of Mechan~cal Trades,
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MIddletown Road. MedIa, R.D., toDUI In~ day, June 27, at the school's fiftyninth Commencement Day cereHOURS monies.
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Mrs.
er of Columbia avenue entertained
at a dinner Monday evening in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simons of Nashville, Tenn ... and Mr.
and Mrs. Lane Palmer of Raleigh,
N. C., who are spending the summer in Swarthmore.
Emily Pri tchard of Kedron ave-
Open Thur.day Night.
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Visiting
parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Snyder of Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll P. Street-
CO.ED BEAUTY
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English Literature.
class of Swarthmore High School· Mrs. Donald J. Hutton of Mexheld Sunday afternoon at Miller's
Picnic Grove at Gradyville. A pic"
nic supper, games and swimming
were enjoyed. Those attending
from Swarthmore and vicinity
were the Gordon Lange family,
ico City is visiting for a week with
her neice' Mrs. Robert B. Jarratt
of Thayer road.
Mrs. Burton Jones and children
Louise, Christoier, and Phyllis of
Boulder, Colo., arrived Wednesday
the John F. Spencer and the Don- for a short visit with the Donald
aid p, Jones families, Donald C. P. Jones family and Dr. Arthur
GEORGE MYERS
Swarthmore 6·0740
Box 48
Turner and Edward H. Pyle, III, J. Jones of Swarthmore avenue.
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12.0o-WATER FIGHT
RUTGERS AVENUE SCHOOL GROUNDS
Games - Popsicles
Prizes - Pony Rides
~OUle
COUle Ye All
Ye One
Your Hosts
AMERICAN STORES COMPANY
BAIRD & BIRD
ALICE BARBER, GinS
W. MARK BlmE
BOOKWAYS
BOUQUET BEAUTY SALON
BUCHNER'S, INC.
SWARTHMORE SERVICE SHOP
CATHERMAN'S DRUG STORE
CELIA'S SHOE SHOP
SWARTHMORE eNP
CHILDREN'S SHOP
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THE CHRYSLER NEW YORKER
6-PASSENGER SEDAN
White sidewall tires at extra coat
WHEN YOU TRY POWER STEERING •••
HERE'S WHERE TO COME FmST!
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The Swarthmore Business Association
DEW DROP INN
JOSEPH'S BARBER SHOP
MARIE DONNELLY SHOP
FUSCO & ALSTON
GREEN'S COAL YARD
HANNUM & WAITE
HARRIS AND CO.
B. J. HOY'S 5 AND lOc STORE
HOLLYHOCK GIFT SHOP
INGLENEUK TEA ROOM
JOYCE LEWIS
MASON BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY
MUSIC BOX
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MICHAEL'S COLLEGE PHARMACY
EDWARD L. NOYES & CO.
ORANGE CLEANERS
HORACE REEVES
ADOLPH RUBIN
RUSSELL'S SERVICE
SIPLER'S HARDWARE STORE
STRATH HAVEN INN
SWARTHMORE NATIONAL BANK
THE SWARTHMOREAN
THE SWEET SHOP
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You've heard about it and read about it.
Now, if.you haven't felt what Power
Steering doeS for you in city driving· or out
on the highway, we invite you to try it first
ina Chrysler New Yorker ... where you will
find full-time (not partial) Power Steering!
What happens is this •••
You handle the steering wheel in normal
fashion. But 4/5 of all the work is done for
you by hyckaulic power, constantly at your
oommand, Also, you tum the wheel 1/3
less tli8tanoe now for every maneuver • • •
the 'feeling yOU get Of uUs contzol is 88
WOIIiIerfulas it is 1IeW.
Even at a Btandatill you can tum the
wheel easily. Now, parking is shom of its
troubles (and fatigue!) ••• and you can
negotiats traffic, awkward drives, and
garage doors precisely and with ease.
You can double the longest day's drive
you've ever known ••• end up free from
arm and shoUlder strain. Rough roads, soft
shoulders, snow, mud? ••• the power that
helps you steer now prevents the car's
wheels from "steering hack" at you. The
cOurse you. set is· held, at any ~, till
you want it chanpcl. yet, with this 5-timea
J
greater control, ''wheel feel" is always
the same.
Why not come try it? Learn for yourself
why growing thousands of motorists say
they'll never be without Full·time Power
Steering from now on!
CHRYSLER
THE FINEST CAR
AMERICA BAS YET PRODUCED
HANNUM & WAITE
0iES1& lOAD . . YAlE AVENUE, SWAlTliMOlE .
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,The baby is a granddaughter of
BIRTH
HONORED
Miss Phyllis Bottomley Smlth
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Colley
of Haverford avenue, and Mr. of Portland, Ore." announce the
Frank Melville Everett, Ill, of Du" birth of a daughter, Marlon, on
quesne, who will be married to" June 17.
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DELIelOUSLY FRESH
5wm, MlATY, VINE-RIPENED CALIFORNIA
CAN'TALOUPES
( JUmbO)
5=
each
19"
morrow at 4:30 in the Swarthmore
Presbyterian Church, will be
guests of honor this evening, when
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. L. Irwin
of Merion Gold Manor, uncle and
aunt of the bride, will give the
rehearsal dinner at the ,'Aronimink
Golf Club.
Tomorrow, :Mr. and Mrs. Lee C.
, Bennet and Lee C. Bennett, Jr., of
Haverford avenue, will entertain
at a luncheon at their home for
members of the wedding party.
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Crisp CaHfomia Carrols
Sweet Reel Ripe Walermelas
Rubbish Collectloll
TENDER" STEAKS al4 CHOPS Cooke4 to Onler
STR4TH HA.VEN INN
Telephone SwarthmClre 600680
Swarthmore, Pa.
WA,LTEI E. 'AlIOn, .. , ••
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CLUB
ROOFS
GUTI'ERS
REPAIRED & INSTAI.I,EO
WARM·AIR,BEATING
Furnaces' Vacuum Cleaned
GEOltGE MYERS
Box 48-Swarthmore 6-0740
Paillten &, '-aper Hallger.
We should know how
Swa. '-2266 Michigan Ave.
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Swarfll.... 6-1441
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Ashes & Rubbish Removed
LaWU8 Mowed, General
Bawling
Z3SHai"dln&' Ave.,1IIurlon, Pa.
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Extends fuel casts over 10 IIIIIIIIIls.
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Lemon Julee 3-"'-29c
.... 18< 16c
Mustard-'"
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Tuna Fish ......
Picnic Plate.
"'10e
Drinking Cup.
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Waxed Paper pl., I'S ft 22c
11k, lO lOe
Lunch Bags
pk,ao IOc
Paper Napkins
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PETER E. TOLD
333 Dartmouth Avenue
Swarthmore, Pa.
Swarthmore 6-1833
RESIDENTIAL AND
COMMERCIAL
CONSTRUCTION
Allows for budgeting cost of annual 011 ........
,1IIIntenance, or coal heater summer clean- up.
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Since 1882
J. F. BLACKMAN
SW 8"8818
ALDAN, PA.
OIL IUIN." ,
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Swarfllmore, Po.
Jones Coal &Fuel Oil
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• Reduces peak winlerti... expelS..
• Assures good cred"Jt standin&• Pmides protected fuel sapply.
• Defemd payments WITHOUT INTDEST.
'. CredIt balance retumalJl~ alwaYs.
• EIimiIIaIes "Ioad-to-Ioad" payments.
N~~ Zge
N':;,~ lie
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WANTED-Homes for two pup"
pies, part collie, part setter. Call
Saturday or Sunday. Chester 3"
18SS.
WANTED-To give to garden lov"
er - prlze"wlnning CoCkscomb
plants. Call, Cwarthmote 8"0141.
,WANTED-We will l!uY at best
• prIces, old china, cut glass; fur"
niture. Call Holly Oak 4313
Holly Oak 6720 collect, for
pointment., All business conflden"
lial. Colonial Cupboard, No. 5
Philadelphia Pike, Wllmington,
Del.
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DAY and NIGHT
Outstanding Values-Quick frozen foods
OIL BURNER
SERVICE
'n1e above ad is true to fact. Them are jobs open right DOW for
girls who can qualify, just as the ad says. Yaung women now work"
IJduzI BROCCOLI
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IJduzIORAIGE IV.CEI.t: 72e
MA
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LOArCAKE
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have: a,
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to ''in~t,e.'' ~ stop In today at
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ODe of
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SONDAYS aIII1 HOLIDAYS
SW 6-07..0
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Pel.
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THEIIURU'HONE
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lOS ANGELES
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GeneratIon lulllcfltw
ST. LOUIS
17'
PITTSBURGH
HORACE A.
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hava ca.h fare. of lie or mar.
• Allerations
171f2 South Chester Road
Swarthmore 6-3450
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two attracti,ve sec"
ond-story rooms and bath, singly or together. Gentlemen prefer"
red. Swartluhore 8"1675,
FOR RENT - Large furnished
third"floor room with private
bath - attractive
Convenient to
after
sma1l house
cob, RE 9"3910.
FOR
C4&> PHILADELPHIA TRANSPORTATION (OIi.AII'
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Swarthmore '6-2253
HORACB
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Passmore
ItBAI. alTATB INSURANt:;B
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'cIeoler'.. orotOil)' .... b~I'.F1f B.clrlcsubUiboR ....
And !here', co 0111. ,I
29 EAST 5TH ST., CHF.!iTER
J. Ea"aM Qyde
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the oh mmlng while IW • • ia"ba~d spotofth..... d".
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SW 6-4041
it.l¥t o~
. ~,19a.;f'!D'" .§I,,.,,,~!n' ~r~$!Z"',
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lIIONDAY TBRU SATURDAY
NOON
ing with the Telephone'Company ,wjll,teIl you tAAt tb4IJr ,do indeed
fine employer.
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I. Philadelp.ia, 'ihnc Ttalslt Is II
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WANTED-House or apartment MI.. Stradley
by August
1 or September
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Phone
Swarthmore
6"3782. •
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cong
undlngs• Interesllng war\<.
able surra
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RUPACA. INC.
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ACME MARKET, Chester Rd., Swarthmore
Open Thursday and Friday to,9
~.I£',
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Open Saturday 'til 6 P. Me
C ••troet
FOUND-At corner of Haverford
& Harvard Aves,-frosty white
earring. Call at The Swarthmor"
ean office.
•encenae e . .
eillal aSSOCIates.
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ton
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I Increa...s. friendly,
gu
from start, re •or Pleasant, comfort·
FARMDALE SWEET PEAS
MUSSELMAN'S CBERRIPIE HOSu"'NHd~-o. 37e
/}dmt' PEANUT BUTTER ofC=. 1~' ZIc
.9tkaI ORANGE JUICE Jt:\'l.
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BALA CLUB BEVEItAGES (:-r!) ~ 10e
CHEESE ~~.fl::: S4e : Jh,% SIc,::=· 79c
GLENDALE CLUB CQ- 2 :~ 49.: : Z '!',8ge .
Opposite Borough Han
VAN ALEN BROS.
FOR SALE-1938 Ford,good buy.
$100. E u g e n e ,Cunningham,
Swarthmore '6"0746.
FOR SALE-Wainut double bedgood condition. Very reasonable.
Call Swarthmore 6"4114.
FOR SALE-English Pram
coach. ,Excellent condition,
Swarthmore 6"5810.
FOR SALE-Man's white summer
formal evening coat, size 38,
$10. Call Swarthmore_ 6"1581.
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COR. DARTMOUTH and LAFAymE AVENUES
ed.
Prompll service.
Robert
Brooks, Swiirlhmore 6·1548.
STENOGRAPHIC &
PERSONAL-Auto driving in"
TYPING SERVICE
struction. Learn in safety to
,drive safely. We call for you and Le,al '.p... •
.R.porto
return you to your home at no
extra charge. Call CHester 2"4346 • romp.. effIe•••t anel aee.rat.
or Media 6"5044. ~~_ _ _ _ I
.,rvlce
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' ,fArragut 9-2281
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RIDLEY PARK
receivers,
vacuum
cleaners
and I ~=::::~:::::=~~=~
other
electrical
appliances
repair~ Ii
,
I h' now with lorge,
Openings r,g ,
ny
weU-establlshed pendn5YdlvGa::d
Plate., Iread and _loIft.r Plate.
us to see that you are p;oper/y proteded.
In lots of two or
more tons of Nllt
or Stoye size.
WANTED
keeper, fond
- Experienced
of children.house"
Plain
cooking. Live in or out. Perman"
ent work, good wages. Ardmore
3033.
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WANTED-Two .young advertls"
ing women desire furnished
apartment. Suburb. Locust 4"2939
Saturday before 6.
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5Qu~
$20.00 per
North American Company
Travelers Insurance Company
Hartford Insurance Company
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company
Before you leave on Vacation; r:heck with
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ployment Agency. Licensed and
Bonded. ' Dome~tic workers or full"time,
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seashore. Hauling. Phone Swarth"
more 6"5pI9.
PERSONAL-Exclusive servicealteration and dressmaking. FI~
tings in your home and delivered.
Call Virginia, Washburn 8"2355.
PERSONAL ~ Radios. television
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turning In the 'fall.
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GEORGE F. CUI.IJS
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foruncle's
Seattle,
Wash.,
to ~~;;s~w~arUuno~~~re~8~"~38~90~;;~
work on his
farm.
He will
return to Swarthmore High School
at the opening of the school term
in the fall. The Malin house
PETER 01 NICOLA
be occupied by' Dr. Monroe
Drlvewa, ConstncHolI
Beardsley of the college faculty,
Mrs. Beardsley and two sons.
Asphalt or 'Concrete
Dave McCahan and John Frll'ke I
of'Swarthmore, will 'sail July 1 to Cellar Walls Re-Plastere4
attend the Olympics at Helsinki
Swarthmore
and will tour Europe before re"
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Regular White Crab Meat III 75c
'erell Fille..· J.mIoo 110 2ge : Mackerel =. Ib 1ge
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DEVINE rAXI SERVICE
Dr. and Mr$. Patrick M. Malin
of Princeton avenue, left Swarth"
more Friday to live in New
York to be near Dr. Malin's work
as executive director of the Amer"
ican Civil Liberties Union. Their
son Bob is working In New York
for the summer, Clem is working
in Syracus~, and Randall left
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Choc..Chip, 10-01: As.teI. Sandwich
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Swarthmore Disposal
EXCEI,IENT BANQUET AND PARTY FACILITIES
BUSINESS MEN'S LUNQI .12.1:30 P. M.
-. Elevator
CamfortClble .Room. Da, or WHk
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Mr. I!nd Mrs. D';?lght ,Cooley of
Columbia avenue, and Mr. and
Mrs. Waldo Davison. of Lancaster,
formerly of Swarthmore.
':age 9
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be painting and using thescholarship awarded in the school of
outdoor painting at RockpOrt,
Mass. She will also be teaching
ceramics with the Bryn Mawr Art
Center Summer Workshop. Ruth
Trauger will be attending Ohio
State University for 12 weeks of
graduate work to complete her
master's degree.
Seven members of the staff are
retiring from membership in the
Swarthmore Schools. They are
Robert Amsden who is going to
South Orange- Maplewood, Mrs.
Ida Balderston who was a substitute teacher for Mrs. Roy Deleplaine this year, Mrs. Mable
Frenell who is giving up her
teaching of Homemaking, Mrs.
Cora McCrabb who was the substitute librarian for Mrs. Amie
~u1ter, Kathryn Moran who has
finished 24 years of teaching in
the Swarthmore Schools, Margaret Price w1.to has just finished 28
years of teaching at Swarthmore,
and Charles Sowers.
. Ruth Abbott and Margaret
Moore, both teachers at the Rutgers Avenue School'have not yet
comple~ their plans.
14rs. Ross Howard Freer of New
Orleans, La., arrived Sunday for
a week's visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur O. James of
Park and Michigan avenues.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll P. Stree~er
of Columbia avenue spent last
week attending a n A~icu1ture
Editors Convention in Denver,
Colo.
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Clearance of all Stock
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OLD BANK BUlWING
west coast a week ago for the
Olympics.
Dr. and Mrs. William C. MeDermott of Yale avenue, nlotored
to the Unlversity of Michigan on
June 19 where Dr. McDennott
will be teaching for eight weeks.
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about a week, stopping en route
to. visit her mother .Mrs. W. C.
Montgomery of Waynesburg.
650 laltl.o... .Ik.
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TeI.grap. Flow.,..
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Don" B. Df_appolnted
At th. Last Mfnute.
Get Pf.nty of Film
NOW
For That Big
4TH OF JULY WEEKEND
CAMERA & HOBBY SHOP
405 Dart..... Av....
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For Summer Gift-Giving
Antique China
Pewter
Many charming pieces
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less than $5.00
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Unusual Food Items
Attractively paekaged
Reasonably priced
Antiques·& Gourmet Shop
PROVIDENCE ROAD
WALLINGFORD. PA.
where Judy will be a camper until
the end of Au4ust. She will then
go to ·the Hockey Camp at Camp
Merestead, Camden, Me., for two
weeks before her· return home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Van Alen. of
Park avenue, with their week-end
guests, Mrs. E. G. Van Alen and
Mrs. Bruce Weirick and daughter
Margaret of Northumberland, motored to Hightstown, N. J. Sunday
to visit Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Sprout and baby son John. Mr.
and Mrs. Sprout and baby will
arrive tomorrow for a lO-day visit with the Van Alens.
Dr. Frank G. Keenen of Har-
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ou Meet 'he Nleest People at Spea"s'"
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had attended a meeting of the Monday on the Queen EliZabeth ~
National FeftiliZer Associa.,tion at after a five-week tour of England,
White Sulphur Springs for'sever- Holland, Germany, Switzerland
al days, and another of th~ Amer- and France.
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"Get Ready for Summer" Services
SHIRT $2.95
WHITE TRIM
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l-CHANGE TO SUMMER OIL
WInter 00 Is too OdD for warm
weather.·We drain I~d refill with
Summer type Sunoco 00.
CHANGE TO SUMMER· GEAR
LUBRICANTS
DraIn transmission aDd rear refUI
with S1IDOCO AII-p~ Gear Lubrlcant-speclally made. to resin
hiIh PI'eS81ll'e aDd heat.
CHASSIS LUBRICATION
Special Lubricant used to help keep
oot squeaks and wear. Won't dry
out. won't wash out. won't squeeze
out! Helps Improve cas mDeace.
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eheek for
5-IAnERY SERYICED
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6-CLEAN AND ADJUST SPARK
PLUGS
psoUne.
7-CL~N
AIR' FILTER
, Lets your endne breathe easierkeeps dfri out of the earburetor.·
8-:-DRAIN ANTI· FREEZE AND
FLUSH RADIATOR
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CHECK HOSE CONNECTIONS
-ADD RUST RESISTANCE
SHORTS $2.50
WHITE TRIM
BACK ZIPPER
SIZES 18 TO 2.
If ,.ou have permanent aaU-freese,
ave It for neD wlDter. III'IDI' ,.oar
own container.
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Also
The boys will be coUnselors at the
c!mp. They will be joined ~ere
by Dr. Doherty who flew to the
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lean Plant Food Councll at Hot
Patsy Jones of Elm avenue will
Springs, Va., the latter part of leave Monday to spend the balMr.· and Mrs. A. Sidney John- the week.
ance of the summer at Carpp WyDr. and Mrs. GeorgeB. Sickei oda, Ely, Vt.
son, Jr., and children Louise and
Sidney, Srd, of North Chester and son Bill of Strath Haven aveMr. and Mrs. Ferris ThomSen of
road, will return today from nue will spend the month of July Princetop, N.J., formerly
of
Spring Lake, N. J., where Mr. with Mrs. Sickel's mother Mrs. Swarthmore, whIle en route to
Johnson attended a three-day William. Bittinger of Plymouth, New'Hampshire, spent a few days
convention of the Pennsylvania Ohio. Their daughter, Mrs. James with Mrs. ~homsen's mother Mrs.
Bar Association.
H. Archer, Jr., who recently re- George E. Silloway of North
r
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Gayle Hodge of Strath Haven ceived her' B.A. in Music, cum Chester road..
avenue, a senior at Cornell Univ- laude, from the Wesleyan ConMr. George W. McKeag of Parersity, sailed for Europe on the servatory, Macon, Ga., is with Lt. rish road is attending the sessions
Brittanic last Wec;lnesday on a Archer at Camp Rucker, Ala.
of the Pennsylvania Bar AssociaCornell University tour to be
Col. and Mrs. Harold C. Mab- tion at Spring Lake Beach, N.J.,
abroad until the middle of Aug- bott' of Harvard avenue have re- this week. Mrs. McKeag and chilust.
cently returned from a trip to dren Betsy and Ian are spending
Mrs. Albert L .. HUles, Jr., of New England where they visited a few days.at Spring Lake Beach.
Crest lane entertained her club friends and attended Col. MabMr. and Mrs. J. J. Bodley and
members at a luncheon-bridge at bott's M.I.T. class re-union at daughters of Laiayete avenue,.
her home Wednesday.
Harwichport, Cape Cod.
were week-end yisitors with relaKathy Jarratt of Thayer road
Mr. Edward F. Hitchcock and tives in Ocean City.
has returned home from the Pres- his 'daughter Miss Mary Jo HitchMr. and Mrs. Daniel Baker ot
byterian Hospital after an eye op- cock of the Swarthmore Apart- Dickinson avenue will entertain
eration performed Monday, June ments spent several days of this as their week-end guests Mr. and
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week in Atlantic City where Miss Mrs. Charles, A. Wells of Silver
The 55th wedding anniversary Hitchcock attended the National Spring, Md.
of the Rev. and Mrs. George H. Convention of the American Home
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sidney· JohnTurner of Yale avenue was ob- EconQrnics Association.
son, Jr., of Nol1b Chester road,
served Tuesday evening with a
Dick McCray of Cornell ave- with their son Sidney, 3rd, and
faroily supper party at· the home nue, sailed Thursday on the Arosa daughter Louise, will drive Monof Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Told of Kulm from Montreal with the day to Camp Oneka,; Tafton,
Park avenue.
,Quaker International Volunteer where Louise will spend the sumMrs.· W. R.·Gilmour (Dr. Mar- Service. He ~ill be in Work mer.
jorie Roach), of Harvard avenue, Camps in Germany until the early
Mrs. James D. Nelson and chilwho has been doing anesthesia at part of September.
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dren of Spartanburg, S: C., are
Philadelphia General Hospital
Mr. Dwight Jeffery Hartz~ll of
visiting for several weeks with
this year, is now a patient in the Wallingford will return tomorrow Mrs. Nelson's parents Mr. and
Infirmary of that institution with to Frankfurt, Germany, where he
Mrs. Carl de Moll of Park ·avenue.
hepatitis.
is with the U. S" Government
Dr. Nelson joined the group over
Mrs. George Van Alen of Park Service, following a three-week the week-end.
avenue is visiting for three weeks vacation ~th his family.
Mrs. William A. Jaquette of the
with her siSter Miss Blanche HenMr. and Mrs. Thomas·W. HopSwarthmore
Apartments is spendderson of Montgomery.
per of Dogwood ·lane will spend
ing
the
summer
at her cottage on
Miss Helen Fricke, daughter of the week-end with,friends at Lake
Little
Deer
Isle,
Me.
Mrs. Henrietta Fricke of North Morey, Fairlee, Yt. They will be
Chester road, sailed on the Queen accolllpanied by their daughters
Mrs. J .• Kenneth Doherty and
Mary Wednesday for a three- Maryellen, who will be' assistant sons ROllert and Lynn of Elm avemonth trip abroad.
counselor on. _the water front at nue, left June 16 for the National
Mrs. R. C. Ammerman and Camp Wyoda, Ely, Vt., and Lanie Music Camp at Interlocken, Mich.,
daughter Judy of South Chester Hopper who will be' a camper .to vacation there until September.
NEWS NOTES
Also Catalina . "Play-Abouts"
in soft tubable Terri
T~ Sleeveleu Shirt (S • M - L) ......... 12.95
Shorb with deep poekel8 (10 to 20) .....•. 13.95
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The Swarthmorean, 1952-06
First published as The Swarthmorean in 1929, this newspaper continues to the present day.
1952-06
digitized microfilm
Film P398-P427
Digitization funding supplied by the Swarthmore Historical Society
Peter E. Told, Editor and Publisher
1952 JUNE.pdf