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Day is
Oct. 16
11.58 PER YBAII
NEEDED
W~men's OpeningTea t'n~,!ol ::!~f!1S~ l~~~ht at 1952 Ingathering to TheKNITTERS
Ubrary Curtails
Swarthmore Branch of the
Red Cross la, in ,reat need of
To Be Held ,Tuesday .thia
:~~=y~~m!,;o~~
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,·BeHeldOctober28th
Morning Sessions
afghans
hospitals.
year. This is the occasion
'4-
f~r
vete~
Members, Guests to Attend whrhen..",parent. are able to ,go Needlew·ork GU~lld Adds This is an oppOrtunity for women B~ard Action Taken to
who are not able to help with
t ou... a "samplet' school day
Meet Steady Circulation
Club's Firs! Formal
At 7:30 parent. otch1ldren fr~m
Friends Se'rvice Com.
other welfare projec:ts but are
Me~tang·
,grades ~ven to 12 are to meet
To Charities List
Rise Within Budget
able to knit. Four thousand
,
homeroom teachers in their chUThe. ~ember' of the Woman', dren,shomerooQll. From here they The 1952, Ingathering of the squares are needed'· by the Swarthmore Pub 1 i c Library
Club of Swarthmore and their will follow their children's ached.. Swartlmlore bra n c h of the Swarthmore Branch by next July. readers borrowed 13,403 books
guests are cordlally invited to ule going from class to class, shop, Needlewo,:k Guild will be held on and the U. S. Naval Hospital is during .Tune, July and August,
attend the opeping tea to be held llbrary, study, gymnasium. In Tuesday, October 28, it was dec1d- in immediate· need of 250 wool topping last year's clr.culation for
Tuesday, October 7, from 3 to 5 each "class' the teacher will ex- ed at a meeting of the Directors of afghans.
the same period by 1,010. Sepat the club house. Those in the plain 'the class work the aims of the Guild held last Tuesday in the
teblber circulation has continued
rec:vin: ;:ne will be the officers the course, the scope' of the work, Woman's Club. It was also decided an!h~:~~~ s~:~ besqr;:aa!~ f~ the'rise, its total of 4,943 being an
of e c u :
methods, standards of study and by a vote of the directors to add can be knit of any color wool increase of 1,100 over the SeptemMrs. Raymond It. Denworth, achievement expected.
one new charity to the 17 chari- yarn. Those who have no yam, ber 19,51 total. During the first
president; Mrs. Walter H. DlckinThe purpose of the evenin$ is ties Which, already benefit from or have more yarn than they can nine months of 1952 the circula'son, first. vice president; Mrs. to acq"aint
the parents w-ith the the Ingathering. The American use, are asked to call Mrs. Percy tion increase is over 18 per cent,
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Judson R. Hoover, Jr.; second work in the classroom "-d to t ___... Friends Service Commit_ was Gilbert,
production chairman while 169 new adult and 68 new
vice president: Mrs. A. Williain from explanations and answers to Illuded to the ~.
(Swarthmore 6-1390), who will juvenile readers have been added.
Bass, Jr., correSponding sectetary; questions how teachers and parDirectors were asked to bring collect and redistribute the yam, Three hundred and thirty-seven
Mrs. C,. Russell Phillips, record- ents can work together to provide their garmentS to the Woman·s Mrs. Gilbert will also collec~ new titles have been rec'eived.
ing secretary; and Mrs Catroll P. the best high acliool educ~tion for Club on 9ctober 28 between 9 and finished squares which will be ' The 'steady growth in the LiStreeter, treasurer. Mrs/ Newell the children.
10 a.m. so that those in charge of made up into the afghans.
:brary's use by Borough resi
.
iiistributioll will hl,lYe time to
places heavy service problems on
Section, and Mrs. Peter E. Coste,
check them in and sort them for
'
,the ,staff. A careful five-month
president of the Mother"s ,Club,
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display at .the regular afternoon
survey of the Library's use shows
meeting of the Woman's, Club at
the 'Library to be only slightly
will also be present.,
Mrs. Robert B., Clothier, cJlair2 p~m. A most interesting meeting
busy on Tuesday. and Thursday
man of hostesses, and her commit..
has been planned for that day,
mornings. At ~e quarterly meet;"
tee will .pss1st in welcoInlng the
after whieh tea will be served· in '
ine of the Board of Directors
'guests. Those on the committee Cornell A v en u e
Manthe, lounge where the display of Churches Cooperate in Tuesday evening in the Library
are: Mrs. Milton Bryant, Mrs.
Resident of Area
garments will be held. This meetCommunity Service
the problems received' serious
,
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T E
ing
will
be
open
to
all members
.
.
consideration.
1.0
Willi
Hess::ru!h, Mr:~'C:~~ Sh~te:
'25 Years
and directors of the Guild. who are
Tuesday
The Board decided to disconMrs. David Bingham, and Mrs. ,A memorial service for Rich.. cordially urged to attend. '
In a talk that held his audience' tinue the TUesday and Thursday
Herman M. Bloom. .
ard M. Kilgore,· 402 Cornell aveThe directors are also urged to attention for an hour, Dr. James morJ)ing hours, effective October
,·Put presiden~ of the club ~ nue, was held in Trinity Church ex~and their membership if pas- Muilenburg last Tuesday night 15, in order to conserve the Lipreside' at the tea, table: Mrs,. at 3:30 :Monday afternoon. Mr. sible by contacting everyone in touched, on some o~ the problems brarians' time and thus free them
service
Robert L. Coates, Mrs.J. Paul :kilgore, avestI:Yinan' ()f the their neighborhood and' any new ~onfronting the Revision Com- for inLicreb:Bsed ahdvisOryF
in
Brown, .'1\lrs. J~. H. Holmes, church, passed away at his home people who may have moved to mittee for the Revised Standard ope~
tarlary ri°urds. thor Lianb exMrs. Roiand 'G., 'E., Ullman, Mr.. at 9 o'clock_Friday evening after S"';arthmor:~recently. Ifanyone is Version ,of the ,Holy Bible which :~m: oP::; :n' Tu:sday r~
Peter E.Told, Mis. Francla"H. an ~eaS ,of,.SDcIllOD:tlls. Be had no a mem r and wants to give, had been. published. that day. Thursday afternoons from 2 'to 5
ForiJyuie,:· jfrs. Lovett Fresco1ri~ undergone' aD. , abdomi,nal opera... she ·should contact anyone of the Speaking at the Community 131ble
Mrs. John E. Michael. Mrs. tion a half-year .ago, was has-:- directors who will be delighted to 'Observance Meeting a t the P.M
AI•1 only.
membel'S 0 f' the B oard were
i
h
William I. Hull, and Mrs., J~, ,pitalli,ed again ,early in August, race, ve er garmen~ .. ,
.. ".s!~or~ Presbyterian Church, ~attendance, ~t th~ meeting, Dr.
Crist.
_': 'l't.. ' ~'_i_~':',::' ,,!,~.'~~,~~~~_~.~ ,:~:tft~:_:~~s h~ve, been ap- ,~l'.. MuU~W'ltp~~~rof ~ble ',r.'Alfied caihoim 'prestdent,:Mrs ..
. DecoraUoliS'are lli~itg6:pt~'tIie,fiirn"'o.1air' ",'r " " .. ,'"
".
" ., 'pointed this year who arecon~ at Union Theolojical Seminary, T.K. Brown, Jr., Vice-president,
gard~ qepU1meJ:lt, pf ,whi~ ,~.,Born June 2" 1~ in :Miime~ taeting new ~embers for tlte and a membe~ of th~ Committee A. W. B~sS, Jr., secretary,. Mrs.
William R. M~: is chairman. The apolis, .he attended, North High Guild. They are. ~. ~. V. For-. for several, years, explained John Seybold. tre~er, Mrs.
work of decorating has been as- School in that city and .graduated man, MrS. Edmund Jones" Mrs. briefly how an anclept book, ex- R~ Snyder· Phili H. Jewett
siSned as follows: tea ~ble, Mrs; ·frf:!~,Prin~~n,tJniversity in 1908. Harry Toole. New . directors re- pressing anc.1ent Id~ and of an.. Ollver Rodge;s,
Peter
~oss W. Marriott.; small tables. He came to ~allingford .. in 1927
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cient oriental people, could have Told, and Ambrose H. Van Alen.
meaning for ~estem people at
By decision of the Board, the
Mrs. Norman Hulme and. Mrs. as eastern representative of the
Harold R. Goodwin; ~tel~ JIefrs., 0 ... B. McC~tock COpipany, Mintoday, and he CIted the decline of 'Lib:rary will be closed on Thanks...
Philip W. ~ern;, st;lge, ~s. neapolis man~acturers of bank
the Roman ~pire, the upheaval giving Day. '
of Luther"s· time and .the second
,_.-.--- - - - W. Mark Bittle; por~,- Mrs: A. P. equipment, - WIth, wh~m he ~ad
'Shenkle; ,corsages. Mrs; A. P. ~ ~iateQ for 40 years. SlXworld war as exumples of crises
HEALTH BULLETIN
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Shenkle.
_teen years ago he moved to. BalIn history when the llible had reThere -has bc;en a decrease in
The hospitality commlttee,~. timore pike, '~warthmore and for
Dr. Frances R. J'w.Isell. River- peated1y proved its power and in- the mcideJ)ce of Polio in Delaware
C. C. Fr~nck chairman, has gen~ the past five years he had lived at view' road, formerly Consultant, fluence.
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County over the past 10. days,
I
eral charge of' the tea as well as the Cornell aven~e addess.
'Executive omce of ·the President
The new, Bible stands in th~ which indicates that the peak of
of other social Sfrairs. The comSurviving besides his wife the of the U.S., will address members great tradition, Dr. Muilenburg tpe epidemic has been passed. The
mittee members are:Mrs~ s., L former Luzella Merricks of Min- of the Swarthmore Mother's Club, -said, and goes back 400 years to total number of cases reported in
Althouse, Mrs. H.· E. Gold'lmith, neapoli!l, are two daughters, Mrs. at the club's first slated meeting of WilUam· Tyndale, who was the Delaware County up to September
Alice 'E. Marriott, Mrs. HeSton D. Jack Wright of Sy~amore Mills, the fall season, next Thursday first one to get the Bible into Eng-29th was 139, which is well over
McCray, Mrs. Ford F. Robinson, and Mrs. Ric;hard Keppl~. of Rut- evening at 8 p.m. at the Woman's lish; it has been estimated that ao twice the number of cases repOrtMrs. Willlam L. Scarborough, ledge; two brothers, William and Clubhouse.
per cent of the words in 'the Old ed last year. The highest number
Mrs. Hans K. Steinfeld, and. Mrs. Harry Kilgore" and a sister~. Mrs. ,Dr. Fussell will discuss the Testament, and 90 per cent of tha of cases reported in a single year
C. J. 'We1z.
Elizabeth Jacobson, all of Minne- "Current International Scene." New Testament words come from since 1944 was 95 in 1945.
She will be Introduced by Mrs. this translation. The King James
Because the epidemic seems' to
apolis; and f?ur grand~dren..
W.I.L IN ELECT:ON STUDY
'Interment lD the family burIal :Leroy Peterson a member of the Version, first published in 1623, be on the wane the Health omcer
"Campaign ISsues, Party Plat- plot in Minne~polis. follo!,ed the program committee.
has majesty" beauty and rhythm feels tllat the ban placed on
forms and W.I.L Polley" will be memorial SerYlce.
Prior to her position at, the of lan.guage, a. balance and gatherings, dancing classes, Scout
'I d l '
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White House, Dr.' Fussell was as- emphaSls outside the Hebrew it- and choir, meetings, etc,,' can be
th e topic of a pane ,SCUSSlon
MRS. WILLIAM HUNTER
seU, but its, trallSlations were lifted as of October 6th with a
sponsored by the Swarthmore
soclafed with the Department of
third
te
ri ts
Branch of the Women's InternaMrs. William Hunter, mother of State, from 1945, until 1949. She based on
ra manusc p , reasonable degree of safety. How...
tional League for Peace and Free- Bettina E. Hunter, Librarian,'died was a staff member of the ,Joint and "it is far from acc~te."
ever, the danger is not over, and
dom next Thursday, October 9.
Monday : morning,Sep~~ 29, Congre:;sional Committee on ForLanguage is always changing, it is wise to continue to observe
This session will be the opening at her home in Moun! Sinai, Long eign Economic· Policy, 1948-49; he said. Countlessarchaelogical caution as to excessive fatigue and
meeting of the season for the ISland. Services were hel~ Wed- the Combined, Raw Materials material has been discovered that chiWng among children.
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Swarthmore W.I.L., and will be nesday.
Board, 1942-45; War Production sheds light on many passages; the
I realize what hardship and
held at the home of. Mrs. R. A.
Miss Hunter had been away Board, 1941-15; and was an in.. earliest manuscripts of the,JoTew disruption of plans and programs
Enion, 398,RiverVlew road, a~ 8 in~ttently the last two weeks structor in Poli tIcal Sclence, Testament have been found in the the ban has caused. There may
p.m. / ~
., ,. ,
, , ' due to her mother's· illness. She Swarthmere College,· ~ 1932 until past 25 years. "It's· a: revisi9n 'of a have seemed to be even. discriml- '
The members of the panel will will be in th-: Library Monday.' 1941
revision of revision," he said~ The nation against certain types of
...- Char"es .....a.wards.of· Glenn
Mrs. HUD,ter. had spent several
.
, single purpbse of the Committee actlvities, but I assure those in
be ~
'.I
DU
hter
Dr. Fussell is' Chairman, Phil.. for the ,new Bible was to find out "'h··arg·e of th.ese that this was not
"":11_,
_.. ....aurlce
Webst·er· and winters here with her daug
.
uuws ....
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a delphia Citlzens Commi·ttee a n what the Hebrew manusc:rip~ had ..the case. I want to take 'this opMrs. Roy McCorkel of Swarth;
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to say, .and he, explained the portunlty to a ......ress _ v appreciamore. MJ..-bers
and
any
Interest..
Orchesfra
Parents
mea
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"V
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double problem of first finding Hon of the -friendly
and prompt
ed friends are inVited to join in
The first meeting of the newlyPresbyterian Men's Dinner
out what the words actually are, cooperation received from parents.
the discussion.
formed
Asd w hat the words mean. ministers, s c h 001 authorities,
--~ation Orchestra
will be heldParents
Wednesday,
The Presbyterian Men's Dinner and secon.
.
~
will be'held Wednesday, October One t.biDa,'he hoped would be scout lead~ ~d
SUeh'
Music Club Begins Sea~
~ber 8 at 'a p.m. In the n~ 8th at 6:30 In McCahan Hall at elimllla~ wasthefatse idea that cooperation, which Is characterThe Swatttunor-e - Music Club instrUmf'Dtal wina _o~, the BIg the Church 'on Harvard' avenue~ God's love.. (lame, with the New Istlc of Swarthmoreans certalnl7
=ttierbePH'o~.~o:e~:ll :: ~oo~ on the NatlOilal Music Dr. Arthur T. Mosher". prlhcipalTesWnent. "God'. love for ~ eontrlbutes to the hieh health
'.15.
'.Camp .,t Inter,locken, Mich.,.wi11 of th~·· ~cUttural college ~ people comes from the, btoIinN.,!' standards of our BoI'OUlh. '
Allahabad. Ibcila, will speak emend runs, aU throuIh, the Bible..
J. Albrlght Jones Health otBc:er.
a
The ftnt three meetlngs wiD be be ~own at .'1: 30. ..
cl present Indian 'problems. AdcUThe mlnisters of the pmfdpat..
.
held on' the .oDd 'MondQ8 01
All paretlts of ehildteD partl - tlODlll Jntormatlo~ mQ' be- obtaln~ inC- Ch~bes, Dr.: RcJy ,N. ·1tetser'Thursd.,., October 18. Is the
the month;, after ~'th4a pa~ iD'li~ band ~r ~.!es: eel at tIie 'CIi~ ~ Swarth~ of the ,II~ ~ B.)lest sorauibt Blood J)onor-na.r
usual date of.the fourth7J1ODdaYI are ~",aDy.1nvlted W
more &4711. ' , ;
,
. '«(:oDtlDiIed OIl Pai'e ')',ltor the ~cCrols.
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Dr. Munenburg Speaks
At B-Ible Observ·anee
Mr:."
Dr. 'Fussell to. Spea'·k
At Mot·ber's Club'Thu·r'.
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Personals
pie City. California, and are occupylng the Robert K. Enders
houae at 811 Elm avenue. Dr. Yarrow Ii S~etaryfor the American
Frlendt-samce Committee,
Mrs. Albetl T .. Eavenson moved
Tuesday from 626 Strath Haven
avenue to her former. home at 909
Westdale avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. BaleJ
have returned to "RockY
F"arm". Media 8fter.pending
months at their aummerhome In
Manch. . . . vt.
M1is Tee! Dunn will spend the
week-end with her· parents Mr.
and Mrs. George·F. Dunn of Dickinson avenue. MIas Dunn Ii
teaching Home !Cconomlcs in West
Orange. N,J.
Mrs. J. V. S .. Blihop of Harvard
avenue will be hostess to the
Tuesday Reading Group at a
luncheon-meeting next week.
Mrs. J. Robert LaPann with her
young son John has been visiting
her parents MI:. and Mrs..Thomas
H. Lueders of Princeton· a1lenue
for 10 days. Lt. LaPann, U.S.N.R..
who has been stationed at Norfolk,
Va., will return with his family to
their home in Glens Falls. N.Y.,
next week.
The 11th anniversary of Spencer Packard Carroll of North
Chester road was celebrated TJlesday evening with a family dinner
Conn.. where he was elected to
Phi ~ Kappa. He served with
the FIrst cavalry In Japl!Jl dur1Dg World War II. In June he recel.ved ~ dqree from Yale Law
School. Presently he Ia associated
with the law ftrm of Edmondt.
Obermayer and Rebmann, PbIladelphia.
They pl8D to rulde U. lUl~d
. PIANO STUDIO
Mr. and Mrs. Stanle7 L. Mac-.
Millan of Vassar avenue returned
thla week from Salt Lake City,
234 Park Avea. .
SWa":'more ",,"'·0.
Utah where they had visited for
three weeks with their. IOn-ln-law
. and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Wqno
M. Genm and ,·mlbr.
biJi P1IJJaCIe1Pida. .,
M...... Job· T. Pugh; Mrs. MIlton
i '.
DR. MORRIS
IbwlE
H. Filsiell and MISS ADria M"ai'Y
.peel.not I. I ......' MHld....
Fussell of Vauar avenue have returned from a-three-week vacaMr.
hIS
tion at Mrs. Pugh's summer home
Porterj of "PosaUDl Hollo",",. :
. from
.'.
.. :
at Par1a H1l1,' Me. .
Valley. will ent8rta!n toiIl·..mow I
'330 Wed Montgom.rt AW~"', Roierit6to. ,.
Mrs. Percy G. GUbert of Park
evening at a dinner .dance at the
.
to
avenue entertained Ill! her houae
Aron1m1nk. Gqlf Clllbi In honor .of
Bryn Mawr pit~'i~lcI~* IhIlldl".9 , .
guest her sister-in-law Mrs.
Miss Patricia Morse ,McCahan and
- u · · Lo_,-,l._.
\
their
son
Mr.
Fred
Meredith
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of
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Charles D. Wilcox of Buffalo, N.Y••
Porter•. whose DlRl:liBge ·wln take
T.lepllon. Bryn Mawr- 5-3507
Hour.
Apjtolntm.nt
who returned ~. h"f_home Tuesday after a week's visit. Mrs. Wil- - - - - - - - - ~-===:::.~-===---.-place on Saturday. October 11, in ~~~~~~55i!5!!5!iii$$$$$~$$~~~~~~~
cox was guest of honor at a lunchthe Swarthmore
Presbyterian f
eon given last Thursday by Mrs.
Church. M1is McCahan is the
daughter of ·Dr. and Mrs. David
L. A. Wetlaufer. of University
place. and Mrs. H. Weston Clarke
McCahan of Strath Haven avenue.
of College avenue entertained in
her honor at a luncheon Monday.
1I1RTHS
Mr. ·and Mrs. John J. Jaquette
Mrs. Paul B. Banks of Harvard
BEAUTY SALON
avenue will entertain the Board of
of 2714 Aolanl Place. Honolulu.
Managers of the Church Home.
T.H.. formerly of Swarthmore.
. CARE IS THE SiEqUEL TO SUMMER SUN
58th and Baltimore avenue, at a
announce the birth of. a son,
luncheon at her home next Tu",,named Peter on September 20.
9 Chester Road
day. They Include Mrs. John
Peter Is the grandSon of Mrs,
!Call
SwarthmoJ;'e 6-0476
Gardiner, Mrs. Thomas McConWilliam A. Jaquette of the
nell, Mrs. Charles Sinkler. Mrs.
swarthmore Aprumnenb.
William Winnie. Mrs. Edmund
Mr. and Mrs. Norman K. Brosch
Cramp. Mrs. Edward Balch. Mrs. party.
of Lansdowne are receiving con..
John Capers. Mrs. Edward MorENGAGEMENTS
gratulations upon. the 'birth of
ris. Mrs. Allen Evans. Mrs. EdMr. and Mrs. W1llIam J. Slriat-I SOD. Barry. born September 27 in
ward Page. Jr.. and MIas Mary
ton of Malverne. Long· Island, Delaware County Hospital.
.
4()7 DARTMOu'm AVENUE
Mitchell.
have·
anit<;unced
the
,
:rhe
new
baby
Ii
a
grandson
of
Mrs. E. Van S. Cleveland of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Forsythe
. BREAKFAST. LUNCH· DINNER
Park avenue entertained at a of their daughter. Miss Jean
Stratton
to
Mr.
Harold
of
Thayer
road,
and
Mr.
arid
Mrs.
CLOSED EVERY SUNDAY
luncheon and canasta at her home
Patton.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs:
Frederick·
G.
Brosch
of
LansOPEN 7 A. lIL to 7:30 P. M.
Tuesday. Her guests were Miss Robert H. Patton of Philadelphia. downe.
.
Monday. Thril Saturday
Marjorie Groves and Mrs. Dorothy
Miss Stratton Is Counselor
Partee of Allentown, and Mrs. E.
the Swarthmore junlbr and senior I .Mr. and Mrs. A. Duncan ChiDaily
K. Boehmer of San Francisco,
high schools. She Ia a graduate
quolne of St· Louls. Mo.. are
Calif.
Special ChUdren's Platten
Russell Sage College and Colum- celvlng congratulations on the
Mr. and Mrs. George Corse and
University.
birth of a son, Stephen. on Thursdaughter Miss Mary Corse of Yale blaMr.
Patton Is a graduate of day. September 25.
avenue spent the week-end in Temple University and the UnIDeUCIOUS DINNERS to SUIT ... TASTI of EYIIYONI
Mrs. ChIquolne Is the daughter
Hartford, CoOn.. and on Sahlrday verslty of Pennaylvanla Law of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kellers
TENDER STEAKS aid CHOPS Cook.d fa Order
attended the wedding of Miss School. He I. currently with the of Upper Montelalr. N.J. Mr.
EXCELLENT BANQUET ANI) PARTY FAm.ri'IES
Naney Allen and Mr. Ross Federal Trade Commission· in Chlquolne Is a former resident at
BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH 12·1:30·P-. M.
Roberts. son of Dr. and Mrs.
Washington. D,C.
501 Rutgera avenue Swarthmc;>re.
COmtOmbte
Wee.
Elevator
Douglas Roberts. MrS. Corse and
The wedding Is planned for
Mrs. Roberts were friends while
December.
Mr. IlIid Mrs Van R. Gathany of
attending Swarthmore College.
Ak-coadttlolletl
'\I,ldelll Evanaton. m.. announce the birth
Mrs.. George E. Silloway of
Mr. and Mrs. Ken~ .'
0:
a daughter. VIrginia ~ on
North ch""ter road will entertain Ware of Short HIlIit. I:i.J..
september 29. 1952.
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at a dinner party thli evening In nounce the engagement of
Mrs. Gathany is the former
Swartltm..... P..
T.I.p. . . . Swartlt...., . WI"
honor of her granddaughter Deb- daughter. Mis• .Toan Ware. to Mr. MIas HIlda Denworth; daughter
WALT.I L PAIIOn. M,r.
. . .... PAIIIN.
orah Sargent Furnas whose mar- Roland Leonard Eato"'. Jr..
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond It. Denriage to Robert Huntington Sav- ot Mrs. J. Robert KUne of Rlver- worth of Elm avenue.
age will_"ke place tomorrow in view rOa"d. and Mr. Rolahd L.
Providence Meeting, Media. The Eaton of Wilmington. Del.
Mr. and Mr•• Andrew Semenuk
guesta . will Include the wedding
M1is Ware Is a grad\18te ot of Harvard avenu~ announce ,the
party. members of the famIlY, and. Wheelock College. Boston and Is btrth of a· 6On. RIchard· Bishop
the overseers appointed by Provl~ a member of the faculty of. the Semenuk, on September. 18 In .the
dence Meeting who are Mr. and David W. Harlan School, WIlm- Woman's HOspltt>l. Phlladelphla.
Mrs. Clarence E. Pickett of Hav- Ington.,
The baby Is a grandson ot Mr.
erford and. Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Mr. Eaton Is a graduate of La- and Mrs. R. Bishop of H1ghbrldge,
Jacob of Swarthmore avenue.
fayette College. He Is associated Somerset. England.
Mrs. Owen W. Gay of Walling. with E. I. DuPont de NemoursIF;;~==:;=-=======.1
ford Hills entertained at a tea and Co.• Inc., WIlmington.
Thursday afternoon for the mem=~ON8
"RUSSELL"S SERVICE
bers of the Board of the Woman's
TO
WED
OCTOBER
MAGAZJN£S
ROBERT J. AT%, Owner
Association of the Swarthmore
Mr. and Mrs. Jared B. MCIO~e I
Presbyterian Church.
of Chatham. N.J.. have issued ~D~~ iv~~
Oppo~ite Boroug. Parking Lot
. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Marsh of invitations
to the coming marriage Swarthmore 8-2OBO
. SW 6-0440 .
Dartmouth Ie Lafayette Aves.
Cofumbia avenue will spend" the
thelr daughter,
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week-end Visiting thelr daughter of
Moori!.
to Mr. Frances
William Belcher
David i'
Miss Mary Margaret Marsh of Webb. son of Lt. and Mrs. William
3100 connecticut avenue. Wash- H. Webb of South Chester road,
ing. D.C. Miss Marsh is a Gl!vern- on Saturday. October 18 in st.
ment worker in the Defense De- Paul's Episcopal Church. ChatSwarthMore, P••
partment.
ham.
AIR CONDITIONED
. Mr. and Mrs. William Craemer
Miss Moore, a recent graduate
of Harvard avenue entertained as ot Columbia University, alsi atFri. Ie Sat.
their week-end guests Miss Ed- tended Maryville College. Tenn .•
.A doubl. WALT DISNEY PrGtrom
RICHARD TODD I.
wina Hardy and Miss Celia Tarr and ihe Barkley Secretarial School
"STORY
OF ROBIN HOOD"
of New York City.
of Chatham.
(Technfcolor)
Spencer Packard. Carroll
Mr. Webb is. a graduate of
Added
North Chester road and Helen Swarthmore High School and of
"OLYMPIC ELK" .
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Calhoun of Elm avenue will enter- Wesleyan University; Middletown. . A WALT DISMrt
.....lfIo a ...._
tain the Sixth Graders of College
"S,iCIAL· CHILDIIN'S' SHOWavenue school at.a square dance
.
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at the. Calhoun home. tomorrow
MAKE
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evening.
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Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Yarrow and
PLUS CartooM. Comedy I Serial
sons Michael, Douglas. and EdBat. NIght ODly-Peature TIm....
ward, recently arrived from.Tem6.00; 8.00 and 10.00
a golden pUl"lIe container
Sun. Ie Mon.
to keep you La.",.in supplied
PETEI L4WFORD JANE (iREEI
MARGE and DOT
. (or. every occasion
''YOU· FOR ME"
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Dinners 90e to $1.65
looms Da, or
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SPECIAL
MOTOR OVERHAUL
$69-SO plus parts
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615 SOUTJi. I:UESI'ER
TRINITY NOTES
There will be a celebration
TBESWAR'l'IIMOREAN
ROAn
•
P1JBLlSQED EVJiBY moAY A~ SWABTIIJIOBB.PA.
TP
.
"W~~()~N. JN9~ PlIBLI811Q
SWartlmlere 1-090D .
-rIaciJie
Sunday morning. At 9: 30 all de-
PBTBIl Eo TOLD. EcUtor anc1 PablJaher
!llAIUOUE TO:J.I) -.wi ~ UNT. -,-..rate EcUton
RoSalie Pe~ol
.
. L!>rane lI(cC-ner
ICntered as Second· CIa. ·Matter;.JUlWll7 -24•. 1829. 'at the Poat
omce IIi Swarthmore. Pa.. under the Act Cl1 March 3. 11119.
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'PRESBY1~RIAN NOTES
President
of
the Hol,y Communion at both the
8 o'clock and 11 o'clock services
w11l
meet. Ushers
the servic""
partments
of the for
Chprch
School
will be as tollows: C. B. Blake.
S. B. Brewster, J •. B. Bul11tt, "Jr.,
R. M. Daniel, F. R. Gray.C. S.
Keller. E. C. Page. Jr.. and
Thomas Randall. At the 8 o'clock
service. Pierre Decrouez Ii scheduled &0 serva as acoi.Yte. and Benne~ J{1ll WIll be on duty at II
fue·
Agricuitural
Thii Sundlly I. WorldWide Colle~ In Allaha~ad, India.
. .•
. . . 4inIter :toJ:: till! men of the
!=ommunlm;L The Sacrament ,!f congregation will be held on WedHolY Communion will.be observed ~eadl\7 at G:3Q In McCahan Hall.
at bOth the ·9: 30 and the 11 o'clock Dr. Arthur Mosher will be the.
services. Mr. Bishop will preach jpe!'ker at the dinner. Tickets
at both services.
DUly l>e obtained from the Zone
~ deprumnents of the Church Leaders of the church or from the
School and the Men's and Church Omce before Saturday.
Women's Bible Classes will meet Ocrto~ 4.
at 9: 30.
):l'he Junior Choir will rehearse
The Church Hour Nursery will on Thursday afternoon at 3:30
o·clock.
.
Cartons will be placed attha
church entrances Sunday for
clothlna for Church
World
ServIce.
At 3:80 p.m. Tuesd.ay the Arts
and Crafis Group will resume Ita
meetings in the Parish Hall. There
w11l be classes In basket weaving,
painting, clay modeling. ete.• and
all children from six years up are
invited to attend. Mrs. George
Hansell, who Is in charge of the
be held during the· 11 o'clock lIearse
and th'e
Choir will reat 8Chapel
p.m. Thursday.
service.
Ushers fo~ the month of October
There will be a Coltee Hour will be a8 tollows: For the 9: 30
c!;,.
,·sOrvice: Messrs: Graham. Wentz,
following the.econcJ,
. nere will be an Open House Graham Wentz. Jr.. Augustus
for all college students interested Titus. Robert GUlIllari.
In becoming !' part of this church
For the 11 o'clock service:
during their college years. at 4 Messrs. it. D. Fetherolf. Harold
Sundayatternoon In the Wone's C. Mabbott, David Bingham, J. L.
Association Room..
E11ls. Wlillam Pegram. James
The Senior High .Cholr will re- Hornaday. Richard WI11ls Is chatrhearse at 5:.5 Sunday followed man of the ushers ·for the year.
by su'pper and an evening program led by Mr. Bishop for the
FRIENDS MEETING NOTES
Senior rogh Fellowship.
First Day School cl....es begin
The .Junior High Fellowship their fall schedule this Sunday.
w1ll meet at B o'clocl< In McCahan ineetlna at 9: 45 a.m. in. WhIttier
Hall for a party and games to Houlle.
.
welcome the seventh graders to . ThIs week .the Adult Forum will
announces
there children
will be
aclasses.
nursery
for the small
of mothers who wtsh to help with
the classes.
The regular mid-week celebratlon of the Holy Communion will
be held at 7: 15 Wednesdary mom-
""m
m~
theThe
Fellowship.
Executive Board of the
Woman'. Association will meet at
10:30 Wednesday morning followed by the Worship Service in
the Church at 12 o~clock for. the
Woman's Association anll luncheon in McCahan Hall. The speakA:ttb M h
ur 08 er.
.er will be Dr.
public. estimated conservatively.' . .~---------.,
amounted· to 80,000 lI11ed bags orf
RU".MAG·
E SALE,
_
approximatelY 300.000 pounds 0
. M....".. Social H.U
discarded clothing, shoes and m1i, A.
... II. _ , ~. ...
eellaneoua goodt. Th1i material
~" n
will prQ.vlde approximately 120,Thanday. Octo~r ,
Ing.
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INSTRUCTION IN
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Marie, a.ouise ForsytM
SludiQs of Dancing
Ballet -
Toe -
Acrobatic -
SWARTHMORE WOMAN'S
Tap
CLUB
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SWarthmore 6-368B
Saturday. c.
Sp.cial Tap aDd Acrobatic Classos for II!'Y'
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CONVENIENT
.
_ _ _ _ _ _ __
We are cenlrally located, easy
to reach and ·offer free parking,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTES
The Bible Lesson t~ be read in
all Chri.ilan Sclencechurches
next SUnday will distinguish between that which Is real and
eternal, and that which Is unreal
and temporal, the subject of ·the .
Lesson being "Unreality."
Among the Scriptural citations
are the foillowlng verses from the
Psalms of David (33: 10, 11):
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Inaugurate.a
series of
brlngeth
the counsel
iog
based on reports
of five
the Wor "The
of theLord
heathen
to nought:
he
Conference given by varto,,:" makelh the device. of the people
FrIends who attended the
of none effect. The counsel of the
meetings. The first ot thes~allI Lord standeth for ever. the
be presented by Myrtle M
~ thoughts of his heart to all genand Esther Delaplaine who
eratlons"
.
er
dlSCUSSunl''ThtineQuak
OtMheessrsa~;
A co;dlal invitation to attend
lt t o
Comm ca g
.
.
.
The Friendly Discussion Group the service Is extended to all.
CHURCH SERVICES
will hold thelr first Fall meeting
on Sunday October 5. They will
lmllS ro rHE IDITOR
SWARTHMORE
.
meet at· 7 p.m. for. covered dishlr-__________-:-,
PRESB~.OIItfflq:a .. ,Slipper in: Wbitti...., ..ouae.
.
The oplDiOllJ upr.... SbeiOlUr.
MI-' t
.
MIniatr.Y
and
Counsel
ot
Swarththcu 01 flu! snCUYldual _ten. All
JoSepi;o. P. Blihop.
...s er
more Meeting ,_ sponsoring two
_____
John Stettner. AssIstant
'"
letters to Th. DW_.~_
81Ulda". Oetober 5
. lectures designed to give the ..... S1IDe
If tho IdentR)' of the
9:30 A.M;-Church: School. Men's studenta newlY enrc;>lled at Swarth- _
. and Women'. Bible Class.es
more College an opportunity to II Imown 117 .the Editor. Lettel'iI
11.00 A.M. - Mr. Bishop will become more fully aware of the will II. publllhool onl1 at the iIIIpreach.
h to Iter_tlon Of tlui I!cIItcor.
WecJn_a,y. October ~ . heritage the College as
0
"_,....._ _ _..;..._ _ _ _ _ _~
10:00 A. M.-Surgical Dre~gs.
as a Quaker institution. The flrstp
\
8:30 P.M.-·Men·s DInn,-".
of these will be given by RIchard
Troop 2 Report
MEmODIST CHURCH
McFeelY. Headmaster of Georg~ Dear Sir:
t
School and SW1)rllunore alumnus, . I think that each year a repor
D D Minister
Keis
Roy N.
er.....
in th should be made. to the people of
Sunda7. Ootober 5
on October 5 at 7: 30 p.m.
e
.
th
9:45 A.M.-Church . School and Meeting House. He wtll speak on Swarthmore concerning what e
Young Adults. ...
"Essentials of Quaker Faith." Boy,Scouts of Troop 2 are dol~
11:00 A.M,-World-wide Commu- I terested Friends arl' welcome.
to serve the community. Their
nion. .
.....
n
hiking, camping, and other indoors
11:00 A.M.-Church Nursery.
. METHODIST NOTES
and .outdoor activities in troop,
7:45 P.M.-Evening Service.
meets at meetings are dedicated to their
,
TRINITY CHURCH
The Church School Ided for training in the skills of Scoutng,
H. Lawrence Whittemore. Rec~or 9: 45. Classes are prov
dults but their services to the commuSunday. October 5 .
chl~dren Of. all ages and f~~ ~ 9'45 nlty are essential to the real ful8:00 A. M.-Holy Commumlon.
The Young Adults mee a .
flllment of the purposes and Ideals
In the Ladles Parlor.
9:30 A.M.-Church Schoo,
11:00 A.M.-Morning Prayer.
At 11 o'clock the Church Is of Scouting.
.
d
d
Wednesday. October 8
.
th
Christian
The Scout Slogan IS to 0 a goo
7:15 A.M.-Holy Communion.
joining WIt h e l d I the turn dailY. The Scout Oath calls
THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY
c~u~c~~~n o!f ~or~~~lde ncom_ upon a Scout to do hiSd ~u~ ~
OF FRIENDS
ce e:... his church has open God and his country an 0 e p
Sunday. October 5
. p1uruon.. T
disci les of other people at all times. The
9:45 A.M. - First Dav School commuDlon ~d all
p
Scout Law. also emphasizes servClasses - Whittier House.
Christ are InVIted.
. t others
.
9:45 A.M.-Adult Forum'l ~yrtle
The ushers tor the day are IC~ 0 the p.:st year aside from
McCallin, Esther Delap ame on
rd M Snyder Fred Behenna,
n
,
h
"The Quaker Message - Com- R1cha·
,
r S der. their individual good turns. t e
municating it to Others." Meet- Warren Crafts and Walte is m;,pen Scouts as a group have helped
ing House.
The Church Nursery
with the drive to outfit each
n:o!,. A.M.-Meeting fl:II;O~Ni drulng the momillB service. Mrsci Swarthmore bicycle with Scotch~s~~:c,wl~~~ Mee~~g.) Don ,Dlc1dnson and Mrs'e Rlchar lite safety reflector tape, helped
7:00 P;M. - Friendly Discussion Snyder will be in charg e~ce of serve the Annual Dinner of the
Group - Meet1tig House.
The opening evening •
AM' Association of the Presbyr .£~!!e~: the fall will be held at 7: 45·
7:30 P.lIL - Lectured Mf°cF
v1 sed :~ Church aided the March of· _
Fresbmen. Rlchar........
trI
latlve to the Re
•
dlstrlb te
"Essentials of Quall;er Faith.'· film S P re
the HolY Dimes. volunteered to
u
Interested F r i end s welcome. ·Standard version
social hour literature for the campaign to
Meetin. HoUse.
Bible will be shown.
cludlng combat cancer, and. in cooperation
Honda7. October'
will follow. All families In
with the Girl ~outs and other
All-day sewin, foor ~beeArS,C. the children are invited.
ts Boy Scouts of Swarthmore, they
Wednesday. 0... r
Th B ard of Education mee
f th GOod
All day sewing for the A.F.S.C.
e 0
nIng t 8 at the collected old clothes or e
7:30 P.M.-Mid-week Meeting for on Tuesday eve
Ma . Charles will Jndustrles. The following Is
WOrahip. MeetInJ House.
_ home of Mr. and
rs. Morton. an eXcel'R,t of a letter sent to all
FIRST CHURCH OF
Hoover. 813 Yale avenue~ Chris- Scout TroDpI whtch cooperated In
CH1US'l' SCIENTIST
The Woman's SocIety
h tbls etrort:
. SWARTRirORE
Usn Service win meeet for lun~; "The employment and trainin;r
Parle Avenue belo~ Hatvard
eon on Wednesday at 12: 30.
opportunities afforded hancllcapSaafay,- 0cte1IeI' 15
.
regular meeting follows.
be peel men 8I)d women at Goodwill
11:00 A. M.-Sunday Sch~l. mon
The fall rutDJIl8IO 8~;;mHall Industries because of your loyal
e Lesson . 1
11:00 A.
on Thursday in the
eooperatloii and sincere etrorts
Ii
evenin!(
fro.m
'J'unlor Cbotr have bIft- incs'eued
Oxl"::
a...
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m_.
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Jerseys Take_. a Ribbing
f",hion'. darling. lOr the fir" crisp
day. of lIulumn ••• Junior..·.'er..y
'.lH'rqf~.
with tlla uelling. new
,..,ray
ribbed lenit trim. 100'1(, wool
b/ou.. with a flollering .......,~
ribbed furtl. neclc. Wid. match~1I8
ribl>8d /Cinch _lit on ,h. ....,r/'?!'
ai/.wool flanne/ slcirt. Vg'" gr.y with
oxford grey, beige with d"rIc!>rown,
gold wit" oxfbrd grey. 7·15.
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Players to Present
Oramat·Ie Read'Ing
I
'1
Price Directs Club's First
"Octette" in Production
Opening· Oct. 13th
"captain BrAllibouDd'. Converalon," by G. Bernard Shaw, will
open the season at the P\a,yer'a
Club on October 18. It will not be
the ftrat time that Mr. Shaw hal
been rep.....sented In productiODS
of the Fairview Avenue croup, for
''Fanny's First P\a,y," ''Pygmalion"
and "Candida" have e\l been produced there In former years, But
what has the cast and dlreetor
busier than usual at this stace In
thll reheanala is the method of
production.
The cast usually comprises from
22 to 30 IIlen and one woman, according tq the number of extras
available, but In this production,
Director Wiillam Price is using
only 10 people, for he is producIng the playas a dramatic reading,
a la the First D;amatlc Quartette,
which made theatre history last
season in the Don Juan In Hell
seene frOID "Man and Superman"
by Shaw, with Charles Laughton,
Charles Boyer, l1ir Cedric Hardwicke, and Agnes Moorehead,
The Players' Club First Dramatic Odette, with two extras, will
''read'' ·the play in front of a curtain, ncostumed" in evening dress,
with no properties except the
books pf the play, which "!'! indeed properties, since each actor
must know his lines as If he were
acting. And he wm be acting, lbr
such a method of presentation lays
,a responsibillty on the actors of
playing their roles so Imensely
and convincingly that the audience can forget the lack of scenery and properties and can partiCipate even mpre than usual in
the lives of the people 'on the
stage. For this exacting' perform~ce, Mr. Price has picked a cast
which includes Isobel Price, Norman Brown, Charles Stockdale,
Richard Burgess, James Lester,
Davtd Elklnton, Richard HOok,
Donald MaeRostle, Allen Olmstead
and Mr. Price.
It promises to be one of the
most Interestmg events In the local theatre' for SOllle tirite, although It is not reai\y an innovation at all. This summer a similar
production of "Winnie the Pooh,"
with six actors, played to erowded
houses for two 'weeks on Nantucket. and .uJohn Brown's BOdy",
Stephen Vincent Benet's ma!Pilllcent poem, is to be produced
shortly in the same manner, with
Judith ~derson, Raymond Massey and Tyrone Power; and Sir
Cedric Hardwlcke and Charles
Laughton have both been seen and
heard in readingJ on television.
And Emlyn Williams complet~ a
successful season Ill! Charles Dick"
ens. tead~ng from Dickens' works,
so the method is not so very new
after e\l.
Mr. and Mrs. Price have been
giving dramatic readingJ before
various groups for years, one of
their most appreciated engagement being at Swarthmore College last year.
Dr. Fussell In Lecture Series
The international relations department of the Woman's Club of
Swarthmore is olferln, a ",rles
of four instructive lectures this
year. The series will be given on
the second Thursday of the month
at ro a.m. Dr. Frances R. FuSsell
chairman of the department, ~
lecturer. Her subject for the first
meeting, October 9, is ''Foreign
Polley Issues in the Presidential
Campaign." Members ot the Del...
aware County Federation 0 f
,Women's Clubs will be cuesta at
.this series of lectures.
Senior Mothers Tea
A Tea fQr SeDior \\fothers will
be held WedIlesday, October 8 at
2 p,1n, in the Visual Ald Room
of the High School
Thepro,rsm of activitieS for
the 'entire year' will be presented
bY the'Senior advisor, Henry Rofman, "and the croup cltaIrman
Mr& ;T. Kenneth Doherty•.
E.a, mother tJ IJl'I'!Cl to attend.
D. A. R. CONFERENCE
The 56th Conference of the
Pennsylvania Society Daughters
of the American Revoiutlon, opens
at the Bellevue-Stratford at 8
p.m. on Monday October 6 A
colorful proe '!~n of Natl~nal
and State offic:eq, thetr pages with
chapter IIacs, will preeecie the call
to .order by the State Recent, Mrs.
Thomas Henry Lee. Outatandlnc
cuiosts from the Commonwealth
will be headed, by the Gcivernor,
the Honorable John S. Fine, aild
the OHol\orable LeRoy Van Roden,
Judge of the Orphans Court of
Delaware County. The Sons of
the American Revolution 'will also
.be
repres~ted.,
Dr.: Charles 'W" Heathcote of
West Chester, Professor Emeritus
of the History Department, West
Chester Teachers College, will be
the speaker at the banquet on
Tuesday, October 7.
Mrs_ Wilbur O. James of Park
avenue, and· Mrs. Irvin R. MacElwee of Mt. Holyoke place, will
serve as delegates at t1~e PennsYlvania State Conference, D.aughters of the Amencan Revolution,
to be held in Philadelphia October
6-S. Mrs. MacElwee is also an
offiCial hostess at the conference
is on the committee of National
Defense which is under the chalrmanshlp of Mrs. lloyd E. Goman
_. W:'-"'--_OO->
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About 1000 delegates from e\l
parts of the State are """""ted to
attend.
Oetober 3, 1952
Oetober 3, 1952
Mrs. C. Russell P~pa, Mrs. John 'l'hatdler, Mrs. WlIllam' Thatcher,
W. Pittock, Mrs. Ford F. Robinson, MIil'. Walter Thorpe, Mrs. Peter E.
To 8e Held Oct. 28th Mrs. s. S. Rutherford, Mrs. Thom-Told, Mrs. J. Horace Walter, Mrs.
(Continued from Pace 1)
as SJIIord, Mrs. Ja.eph S. Seal, Joseph H. Walter, Jr.. Mrs. Wl1placing' tho", who have realgned Mrs. C. D. Schloesser, Jr., !ofrs. \ism H. West, Mrs. L. A. WetlauInclude' Mrs. Heiman Bloom Mrs. George Eo Sillowa,y, Mrs. Bruce D. fer, Mrs. Raymond P. Wilson, Mrs.
Eo L. C~nwe\l, Mrs. WilHam
Smlth, Mrs. David Speers, Mrs. Robert Enkine, Jr.. and lofrs. SewMrs. T. Eo Heuenbrueh, Mrs.1,Geo~;;;;;;rl;;e;;;;;;w;;;.;;;s;;;w;;;eet,;;;;;;;;;Mrs;;;;;;;;;.;;;Ch;;;;;;";;;les;;;;;;G;;;;;;.:.eU;;;;;;H;;;;;;od;;;,;;e;;;.;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;~
Howard D. Sipler, Mrs. Robertll
Turner.
Not Ear,muffs • • •
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Recular directors are as follows:
Mrs. Arthur Eo lIa..ett, Mrs. David
BlncbAm, Mrs. Cbarles E. Blac:k,
GIRLS' NYLON~ng sI....es or short_
Mrs. WIIllam Bullock, Edith BuntWARM WOOLENs-for boys ..nd girls.
inC, Mrs. Samuel T. Carpenter,
Mrs. Elwood B. Chapman, Mrs. H.
o
O,.D FrI.
WeJ!on .Clarke, Mrs. Benjamin
S
Op
'til
1:30 P.M.
Collins, Mrs. Robert B. Clothier,
Darby, sparked by a brllllant
A luncheon meeting of the
pass defen... which speared one Social Welfare Alde . Committee
. TAXATION
.
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After more than 30 years Gam'tt pass after ano~er for In- of the Swarthmore Branch of the A... Ii oaIuatlon of _bIe real _Ie ...................... ea. , '85
th Bell Te1h
ter tio
I th hard'
NUmber of tnI1l1 lo~led .. ,...................................
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service with ,
e,
.,e., one. cep. ns p us. It
runnln, Red Cross was held at the home NUmber OM
11 wl.th per ,caplle', \&>< .......................
N:
CompanyofPeans;rlyanla,. Rai~h of Joe Tyler, bellt Swartlunore III- of the retiring chairman, Mrs. C. ::e~a.ca&\:o:: TAX· .................... PiiOPBBTi-" ,TOTAL
S. Hayes, of Oberlin' avenu~ has 7. The Garnet'. only touchdown MacDonald Swan on September AmoIm~ LeYled
retired. HeEnhas been Inventory came' early In the. first quarter. 23. At this time Mrs. H. Weston DodUctJODI ... " .... ; .... ,; ................. ,:....
:~6,ot
and C,oats _"neer·at the co~- Darby, hard,pressed on their :17- Clarke was appointed to take over PonaItI.. added .................................
.2B
lU'I836
panY a headquarte.n for therust yard line, ,went back to PUB.,t on the ~.'t1on of chalrmsn.
otber - - (B. B. Tl'aIHfer TU) .. : .'., ..... .... • .. 18.4'18 2
lH4'18~JlI
.......
ToIel amount (BUm oL 1. 2. 8 " 4), ................ lH4,l87.1
' 2 : - 00
six yean.
.' . .
third down.·. Hard-cllargiq end
Duties of this Committee, which 1861 \&>< returI>ed to OoW1ty C
Hayes, a native ofPhlladelphla, Lonny Staton bloc:ked th.e kiclc, Include Home Service work DIaci>W1te .. , ................. , .................... 28:f:.'~
:187.1111.97
knoekln it t f bo 01_
Net omDI1D~ of 1861 tu Collected .............. ....
. ' 2 • lH4 187111
served as a petty ollleer In the
g ou o.
un_ on Dar- among ",embers of the armed Sum of IteIna 8.9, 11 •. , .•........ , .•....' ... , •... ,'lH4.18'l.1
.'
Navy during the first Wo,ld War. by's. six. On the second down, forces and their dependents, vet-I:::::.::.:::~Q,~iii~i·~·~18i-·::.:::.:::.:.:..:.:~.:..:.:~:..-JBilKcp~....
iiiiiieilllil---He returned. to 'attend De,rtriiouth Andy Schroder carried the ball erans and their dependents, and Balance OIl hand JUlJ 2. 1861.
College and the lIIassachuseita across from the four on an end dependents of decessed servlce- All fUn"" exc1uo1ve of
(Jeneral Control (A) ...... 8.4'/9,811 •
Institute of,Technology ,before run. John MacAlpine, co-captain men and veterans were discussed. PI~~~5i·::::::::·~=~: Instruction. (B) ., ...... , 286.098.88
10lnlnC the Bell Company In 1922 for Swarthmore, kicked the extra
There Is a definite need for otbm _ . . ••.•••••••••• 16."8.25
In the transmission engineering point.
. '
more volunteers to work.with the DeIlliquont TU
' 0'1448 Auxiliary ~n~l.. (a) ; .. U,9'I8,49
Midway m the second period Home Service Branch of the eJ.~x.a~~:~ ~h~ 4. .
croup. He was transferred to t11e
Operation (D) .. , .... ,... 39.304.~1
Inventory and cost engineering Darby took Qver and remalned in Social .Welfare Alde. Anyone In- '1'l'an8pOrIatlon. TuItion,
group In 1926 and has been as- the. drl'\Oer's seat for the rest of the terested In this service Is asked ~=I';.':!,';'i.i~;'i' j,;ipu;, ::~: MaIntenance (B) . . . . . . • . 6,974.95
soclated with it again since 19~6. game. Darby back Sonny Roberts to Ce\l Mrs. H. Weston Clarke, I n _ .......... ,......
626.59
n • • • nA
broke
lose
on
the
Garn
t'
AS
d
~
ea'-te.
supplies
1"IlCe
During the second World W
a r . d to th
e s ~ an Swarthmore 6-7479, as a training _ and~,~
- .•.......
v_"
•
equipment
705.84 .
he served \\?th U.S. Naval Com- seampere
e 11. Don Smlth course in this work is to be given All other aourcee .. ,......
126.84 Debt Bervlce (0) •••• ;... 18.455.26
munlcations In Washington, Hon- picked uP five more' yards, and this fall.
TOtal Beeolple. In~ludIng'
.
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beginning bal"""" ...... '397.723.38 capital OUtlay. (H) ...... 41.489.45
olulu and Ottawa, retiring In 1946 Darby's ace backfleldman, Joe Ty_
:i::
dr 'Sh
Chil,en
Mrs. J. P. Daugherty, Mrs. pem-I'=~:S::::S::~5~E~~5~t5.~~~~2~:;:~::;:;~
berton 111. Dickinson, Mrs. J. D'I
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DurnaU, Mrs. George M. Ewing,
Mrs. Charles Flscher,Mrs. Thomas
II You HfJfJe COWhDYS
_:
Hopper, lira. Elwood Garrett,
Mrs. Walter Giles, Mrs. D. Mace
in Y our Home • ••
Gowing•. '
YOU NEID IU •• EI CUSHIONS
Mrs. Harold Griffin, Mrs. Arthur
lINDl1 YOUR RUGS
J. Grover, Mrs. William Gehring,
Mrs. Richard Halg, Mrs. A. L.
M.I:" onIln." corpotln, ' ••1111:0 I..." ... Orlenfal
fUgl.
Add. y•• ,.. .t We.r. K•• ,. (U,I 111 pi_a.
Hilles, Mrs. CeCil D. Howard, Mrs.
sam. cushl.n. un It. cut d.WII .... cfded t •• ncf
W. R. Huey, Mrs. W. l\IlntOn Har0McI with Itoth """.... ond winter""" Idial for
st.1r ..
vey, Mrs. John E. Jelfords, Mrs.
A. Sidney Johnson, Jr., Mrs. J. Alh12 - $24,00 liP
bright Jones, Mrs. F •• Norton Landon, Mrs. Morris Lee, Mrs. WillIam F. Lee, Mrs. Wlillam H. Lee.
Mrs. F. W. Lippincott, Mrs. Ralph
Little, Jr., Alice Lukens, Mrs. IrH."",k l!Iorpe. . . . . C.mplete Sb. RlDp • erle.ta1 .....
vin R. MacElwee, Mrs. H. D. MeCra,y, Mrs. John H. McWllllam •.
IDO 1'.", Ave., Sw,rthm_. 1'...' .
SW.rfhmore '-'DOe ' - CL •• rbroell 9-4646
Mrs. E. Leroy Mercer, Mrs. Bir11.,1 0lIl10. OONFIDENCB - ••,1 fII 'AVLSONS
ney K. Morse, Mrs. Harold Ogram,
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~~~Ch:;~~~. ar-r':.:ndat~:'p!.r cou:.~
as;e
of the Institute
Trinity Arts C!nd Crafts
397.728.88
of Radio Enclneers and is a past version was, wide and gave' Start Tuesday Afternoon
TOIeI Gurrent Ez:pen... (Iloms A.P Ino;) . ".e318.470,4Q
-halrmOft· of Its Philadelphia Sec- Swarthmore a one-point edge at
The Children's Arts and Crafts
TOtal 'Debt eervtce (Item 0) ......... :....... 18.45S.25
,
-.
the half 7 6
TOIeI Capital OUtlay (Item H) ..•. '......... 41._.46,
.
tlon. He also belongJ to the
Db' -.
classes which attract a large group
TOtal
378.416-10
Franklin InStitute, the U.S. Naval' ar y scored again when, In the of enthusiastic artisans each fall Balance on Hand (TO Be AVailable for Hehool Year 1952·63)' ••• J 21,808.28
Institute, the Bell Telephone and third quarter, a' Garnet pass was will meet every Tuesday after.
ASSETS'
Nether Providence Camera Clubs, l'ltereepted on the.13 and carried noon after school in the Trinity Hehool Buildings and Sites at 00llt .... , ...................... ,,1.148.049,00
Horticultural to the 9. Two plays later Tyler Church Sunday School, starting '1'extbooJu. alld Equipment at <;oot .................
~
20~~:
the Penn~lvailia
-,
Smashed 0
fr
th
d
1951 TU (OUrrent Year) ..
Society, the Players Club,' the .
ver om eseven-yar October 7.
.
10aDTU .......
1.=,Ui
American Legion and the, Tele- lInbl.::kThede kick for extra point was
Ali children from six years up, 11149 TU
l'
~
di
Previous to 1940 Duplicate . .' ..
2:"-:
phone Pioneer2! of Ameri~a. He
Late
the period Swarthmore regar ess of church amnation, TUItion Receivable ........... " ..........
is als
eti In Civil Defense
are cordiai\y Invited to' join the Balance on hand all Pollda eXCluding eln"lng Pond ••••••••••••
21,808.28
1,87'1,905,311
o a ve
•
threatened to take the lead when' fun of making articles to be sold
TOtal Ai.eetll .............................
He is married and has one Lonny Staton ca...... t a long' pass
.
......
at t11e annual Holiday Fair 19 be
LlABlLITIBII
daughter..
on Darby's 10. However, all olf- held In November.
Bonded Indebtedneos (With Volo of Electorate) , ........•....... J 7"1,000.00
22.000.00
. He was h"onored at a special side penally' b
ght th be\l' b ~ k
Bond-- In'debtednesa (Without Vote of Elector.ate) .........••
.
. rou
e
ac
The classe. are under the direc80,984.26
dinner party gl'\Oen by company past the mid-field stripe and the tlon of Mrs. George Hansell. The ACCO~~~~;"I'" ........... : ..
1'17.00
officials and his associates In Gamet failed to maneuver Into a Crafts will be headed by the folTrallap01't&tlon
161.65
130,2'72.91
Philadelphia on September 29. scoring position for the remainder lowing assistants': Mrs. Louls RobAll
t=~:
Captaln Hayes plaris to' stay in of the g a m e . .
inson, In charge of leather ;"ork;
Swarthmore and become active as
The last touchdown cs,me late in
'
Amount of TaX Collector'. Bond ...•..•. , .. ,182.719,40
ngl
Mrs. Leslie Walmsley, Christmas .
Amo-.mt of TreasUre<'. Bond ••••• ,........
2.500.00
a' consulting e neer.
the game after Tyler had Inter- decorations; Mrs. Arthur Moscrlp,
Amount of Secretary'a Bond. ............. 1.000,00
cepted a Garnet pass on the 30 wood burning; Mrs. Elwood Mac.Recon~Ulation of Bank BalaDce at Close of Hehool Y.....
-S'
k
a d
ed to th 17 ....·1
Bank Balance Juiy ~. 1952 ........ , .................. ,,' .... ,. 24.601.:
II
F
Dr. usse to pea ,
n '.~ampere . • • ~ er Connell, textile painting; Mrs. J. OUtlltandlng Cheeks .............. , .. , ........
9,293.
,
I 'b h'
·flnally scored from the 10 on an W. Howard Schad, weaving. Anna Balance on Hand to be Available for .
• ,21908 28
At Mothers' CuT urs. off-tackle
play. Don Smith bar- Blake will Instruet the ceramics
Hebool Year 1952-1963 •••••••••• , •••• , ••. , •••••• , ••••••• , te d ~d
'
te f
th
tr
We hereby certIfy that we have examined the above aceou~~_ In
lled
re . over cen r or
e ex a workers and· Mrs. F. S. Chambers them correct. and that the securlUes of the oft1CerB pf the UUIl,u&
.(Continued from Page 1)
.0, DUDLEY HOHLOi!SSBR
Displaced Persons, and Commis- point with less than a minute of will' teach plastic strip weaving. accordance with law.
play
remaining.
Mrs.
Chambers
will
provide
IUOHAB.DM. HNiDBR .
sioner, Philadelphia Fellowship
There
is
little
doubt
but
that
q-ansportaUon
.for
Rutgers
avenue
ROBERT H. KUR'IWlu.z
Commission. Her Board ll1e~ber
Darby
has
a
fIDe
,J.am b'!tt regard- Sch ' nhn...
: Audltora
, ships include: PIIIJaIiel~ Iesifbf,t)iiitlt'W...1viciertt'1lie play
=-e!l, In·. her station
Heptember la, 1862'
forOccupation~Th"'6'ipy;~ter~
the . locals was w.v
below the
-" and
5
§ "'...
national Institute of Philade~phla; of
usual standard In, zip
spirit.
mlill\ll.l~,'~,~"II\\l ~
~~ ~
_~~~ i ij!
l@
~~~~
International House of Philadel,For the first. time In recent years,
phla; and League of Women· Vot~
It appeared the opposition was In
ers of Pennsylvania.
- better condition physically and In
Mrs. Peter. E. Coste, the Club's higher spirits e\l around.
m
pre.:l.dent, will condu~, ~e short
Anoth~;' traditional rival, Neth-Ir
busmess meeting w~'wtll pre- er-Providence, takes o.n the Garcede the program. .
., .nets this afternoon at 3 p.rn. In
Welcoming hostesses, . for the We\llngford.
.
evening will lliclu,de Mrs. JMrohn
ili
B. Roxby, Mrs. H. Heineman,
s. RED CROSS HOME
Lindsay Wolfe, Mrs. Lee ,Bauer,
NURSING COURSE
and Mrs. Alfred Mangels.
" All women Interested In taking ~
At the social hour 19 climax the. a Home Nursing Course this fe\l ~ ,
evening, refreshmenta'wpt be In are asked to call Mrs. Henry Ford, ,~ .
.,
charge of Mrs, D. Lambirth and Swarthmore 8-2516.
;
her assistants Mrs. Stephen Podo~
lak and Mrs. R. K. McCe\ly. Mrs.
,
Jack Jones and Mrs. A. Crawfotd AMO&lG THE ANTIQUES ... -.
will preside at the tea table.
ft'
lf$
Within a few short weeks freezing temperatures will be
CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIR
iii
with us with al! the afJendant inconveniences. for the unprepared
N.w Ea,lnd, Circa 17800--$100
.
(PA",SM1 & C01tt~~ .
•
AtJDlTOBB ANNlJAL lIBPORoT.
,
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF mE BOROUGH OF BWAB.THMOBB
DlILAWAIIB COUNTY, BTATE OF PBNNBYLVANIA
t ... tile
SCHOOL YEAR. ENDING ~tlL1G 1, 19S~
After30Years'Service
But SWEATERS
rpa'"
'
Ralph S. Hayes Retires SWARTHMORE
LOSES
NEW SOCIAL WELFARE
OPENER TO DARBY AIDE CHAIRMAN NAMED
Dood,
I
Pqe5
mE SWARTBMOIlEAN
,
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they voluntarily rislc their lives
to protect
your
life
and
prope"'y
I
.
J
1bere are no men more deserving of your
are 33 ladder trucks-some with aerial lad-
gratitude and support than the members of
your volunteer .fire company, It is not for
glamor and excitement that these neighbors
of yours an: part-time firefighters: ready to
rush to your aid night or day, in any weatherl
No, these men are not thrill-seekers. They
have a deep sense of responsibility to their
comm!'Ilities. And fl\lfilling this self·imposed
. 'duty requires hard, dangerous work-not
only when a :blaze strikes, but as they study
and drill in their spare time at District,
Counly and state Fino· Schools to learn
effectiVe 'firefightlng methods.
~ are 3,570 volunteer firemen on active
duty 'with 90 companies in the
served
by Philadelphia Suburban Water Company.,
Through their own efforts and the help of
appreciative townsmen, they have assembled
an imposing fleet of firefighting equipment.
ders that go aloft lOll feet. Auxiliary units
include rescue and squad· trucks, field hospitals and ambulances, and coffee wagons.
This apparatus and the spirit and efficiency
of Suburban Philadelphia's volunteer fire'men inspires the Middle Department Ass0ciation Of Fire Underwriters to state: "We
know of no other Qua under volunteer (ire
service so well equip~d or more modem In
the approach to fire control." .'
area
No Oti,.r Area Seiter Protected .
BackbollC of this fleet is 165' m_jor trip....
combination pumpers with' a combined
wateropumping capacity of 108,OQO gallons
)Ie!: nIlnute. Booster trucks nunlbcr 20. 'Hoselines measure 294,000 feet. Ground ladders
c:atried by thepmn~
total 350; and thC
.
The Water Company'. firellghting Role
Philadelphia Suburban Water Company
thinks of itself as an unofficial member of
each fire company in the area served with
Springfield Water. For, actually, the Company's entire system-its 3 impounding
reservoirs, 6 distribution reservoirs, 15 stand~
pipes, S pumping statiops, 17 booster-pump
stations, and 1,5O().mile network of pipelines
-are part of Suburban Phi1adelphia's·fireprotection.
"
Included, of course, 8Jethe Water' Company's hydrams. Each. is periodically testc
given a apeciaI test after every ftre.use. 'llIeIe
are now
area. 4,421 hydrantJ... juudingthe
_.
I
I
and the number grows continually·as more
hoines and more apartment, school, hospita1,
offioc, mercantile and Industrial buildings
are erectc
on 24-hour duty: always alerted for notioc
of fire calls, assuring the firefighters an adequate water-supply. w.ater Company'mspcctors are despatched to all major fires to
maintain an on-th....pot check of the waleipressure and give the Control -Center in"
structiolll from their radio-telephone cars.
,
SUBURBAN
.
I....
Attractively raekaged Gifts
Faaey la.k.h aad
FIned
WI... Dene ••• Faed Sp,,'aill••
Magazi.... -' Novels
New_p ....
Antiques. & Gounn.t Shop
PROVIDENCB JU)AD
WALLINGPOBD, Po\.
CATHERMAN'~
DRUG STORE
You Can Help .
Yes, Suburban Philadelphia is weU-anned
against fire. But your help is 17I!ededI Support
your fire company. 06sc~ "No Smoking"
signs. Iustall an extincuisher in· your home.
Repair such hazard~ as defective flues and
worn electrical islsulation. Don't bum rubbish on a windy day. Don't smoke In bed.
Help
Stop The MIUcll Of Flames I . .
.
't's to Your Advalltage
SHOP AT THE
SPRI"GF',LD
WATEP
-
*'
,
-
COMPANY:
There is no need to suffer these inconveniences,.your car
can go trouble-free throughout the cold winter months if you
let us prepareJt for' winter driving. .
.
Our thirty years of automotive experience, plus the sincere'
desire to serve ,you, adds up to the 'assurance that our wioterizing picin means trouble-free winter motoring at the lowest
possible cost to you.
, 'Drive in today and let us show you how 'to get ,the maximum winter car protectio'nFor the minimu.m amount, of money.
* B stands for .Brrr!
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Theatre Square
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CheSter
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'First ;IIServ;ce ....;.. FIrst 'II Sa'es
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RUMS~.
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GOOD 'DRIVERS DRIV,SAFE, CARS
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WATER
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PHILADELPHI.~
ON THE GOURMET SHELVES
shouid you hanker to read
At our magazines look
Or an up-to-date paper
It could be a bOok.'
motorist.
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fill
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BIG cANNEDrOODEVDT
Outstanding money saving
value'the.. popul.i: foods
In your convenleni ~cme this
w . .k. Cash In on thl.b~ oppo....
tunlty.
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In
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Ante '."""
CATSUP (.~) 't: llc
TOMATO SAUCE Z::15c
lad :fIIontt
'" ••1 , ....
iDe( :fIIonte Vello., Cling
........ ,ot..
PEACHES
H~~:''' '::" 29c
Btl :JRontf CoHee l:i;' ('=:' ) :. asc
.Btl :JRilUte Fnit c::~~!.~ :::" 35c
lad:fllonk .......e .Jula.
( ....,!!I)
Cut from CornfedYoung
'C' a..
Por.....
.oiiLOIN$ ~:-. .~ 39"
.
,..
a,
89
LPIN END PORK, LOINS 3~~
~ENTER CUT' PORK CROPS'
• 4. .
···~
Co.... II> $:1
. Lancaster Brand
ROLLED BAMI-:::.::':at
u:':";:"''t
c
iuWING CHICKENS ( ~ ) • 37e
.... eMok_ Il.ady
lor Pot • sac
9ctoberl.· Donut Month
Vlrglnllll " "
DON'UTS
Plain
Sugared
Cinnamon
4lld bank
.
5dln~]
Enriched Supreme
BREAD
I)dmI ......... ,....~.,....
. ,..
':: aft
l'.....daI. Noa-I'at Ih7 MIlk
!. ssI)dmI TOIDato Soup f:t:l1:'':'::: 5 to:=;.- a..
9"""
!Jd."flI P .... "'••
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... aM
(5=:') .,:.: . . .
, . FrOsted food vei.....
..... 11.'.....,.
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c..
!}dull LeIDaa.
10.'"
a
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, - a:l.
G...,
t: a••
ACME MARKET, Chester Rd~, SwartlunOre
Open Thursday and Frldc!y to 9 P.M.
Open S..,.rday 'til , P.M.
SW. 'Uti
,MIl1ttott7...74
Hllltep 7oG674
HI ......
ft.
trans-
.":. to whether they have
urc~ affiliation elsewhere or
ey ave any preference as
whichchurcb they ,would like to
belong to. Tbe committee expects
to bave
'
called 0
one In
village
'
n . urmg the afternoon. If
Swarthmoreans will be at borne
TOM SEREMBA
UP H 0 L 5 T ERE R
edve~
Phone WAshburn 8-1311
W it
or RIDLEY
r e to 612 Clymer Lane
i
Rilbbl.1I COllection
halhiM.n Disposal
W..lEly or Monthly
WAIIIH 'IIICI
8_bmore a.;Z078
l==================
, PIANO TUNING
• ....... 1tebtiIH ~
ad
~
8blee l ..a
ALBAN PARKER
f'IIIMIit ....1;.: 1-3155
i~~~~ii~~~~~~:I~~~
It Is hoped that each eaUer
.
of reUSioua aOOllaflon.
for only three or foUr minutes
·each home and aSk If each
pe,rso. '.belonga to a cliur~h, an'd
If so t
hi h
, 0, w C one. If any member WANTED-Retired Isdy wishes
of the household does not belong
board or to sbare home In
to a church, the caller will inquire Swarthmore. Convenient to
ri,
. PETER
PERSONAL·- Electrical wiring,
new and old, residential and
colD!"~clal,
done , in ,compliance
Willi Fire Underwriteri Speclllcatlons. Sales and Service on elec.
Water Heaters, Ranges, Washers,
E. TOLD
AU'Unei of Iilsarance
SSS DartJpoulh Avenue
Swarthmore. Pa.
rw~t::o~!.stores.
Box L, The ~'ae~';'all~,::ru-ances. '~~~~~I~~~s~w~a~rt~h~m~O~re~6-~18~3~3~~~
WANTED-Secretary In Fund Or- n. Hausen, SW 6-2850, \;
th~,
. fice of Swarthmore College. Salary to depend on experience.
Plea;;e come to Business Manage. s Office, Parrish Hall, Friday, Oct. 3, or Saturday morning
Oct. 4.
'
WANTED-To rent smali bouse
Park and Michigan avenues.
. FOR RENt
ROOFS
'GUtTERS
REPAIRED & INSTAIl.m
'
WARM-AIR HE:ATlNG
Furnaces Vacuum Cleaned
GEORGE MYERS
FOR RENT - Large furnished
room, near P.R.R. Station and
tea-.rooms. Pbone Swarthmore' 6085.
2
;;~;;~;;;~P~A~R~K~'~P~A~.;;;~ ,faCIlitate
on .that afternoon,
oil heat,
or two-hedroom
Box 48-Swarthmore 6-0740
theceasus.It will greatly ment
by February.
Reply toapart~
Box 1;~~~~~~T~hIr~d~~~~~
-fioor room'I~=====;::;:=====~
Alte' th
. ' N .•. The Swarthmorean.
bath. On Hill.
PETER 01 NICOLA
..
Driveway Construc.tlon
There Is reol cooking pleasure I~ store for you vmen you
own a modern gas range. You'll thrill to the speed and
ea_ of cookl,ng on a range completely modem In every
way. Make cooking a pleasant experience. Silled your
modern gas fang. at your plumber's, dealer'. or any
Philadelphia Electric Suburban store.
A.pllielt
or
C'oncre....
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Cellar Wall. Re-Plas..red
Phone Swarthmore 6-2526
em
GEORGE' rw;.JJS'
c-ete" Mhi.~la"
PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY·e
S53S EDGlIoIONT AVENlJE,
•
CHE8TER3-UOI
WALTER M. MAGEE
lIIlma.....
Sales
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f
r e census has been comBox K, The
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p.eted,
'the committee expeets to W~D-By. High School senSwarU .. or.6-1448
give th~ n!lmes of new residents da';: c..'lfkc~~~O;:;rs~~~6~~r Satur- FOR RENT - Large attractive
WILLIAM BROOKS"
or older residents who do not. beroom, second fioor, near bath. Ashes & Rubbi.h Removed
In Convenient
to transportation
flong to any chUrch to the' church WANTED-To
Swarthmore. rent
Box garage
H
'the
tea-rooms. Swarthmore
6-4124.and
Lawns Mowed, General
or which
that
'
Bawlln'k
pressed
a.
' person
' . has ex- Swarthmorean.
FOR RENT-Well-furnished suite.
pr=erence. After that, WANTED-By older woman debed- 338' Bardlnc Ave.,
Orloll, Pa.
the calling committees of the varsirable unfurnlsbed apartment
CUNNINGHAM
io~
churcbes and their pastor~ In. Swarthmore. Two bedrooms. 'CC.- _cwill cali on these people to find ~ermanent. No pets. Telephone
SInce 1905
?ut if they are Interested in join- warthmore 8-3757.
Palaten Ie Paper Hangen
mg that church
. WANTED-Apartment In SwarthRENT
Three-room
arid
We lIhould bow how
The members.' of the com'~;ttee hmore.. Two bedrOOll'.8, bath, kitgarage apartment. Furth
.~
c en, livipg Ioom. Sweeney &
or unfurnished. OU heat. S1IIIa. 6-2266 Michl, •• Ave.
are e Rev. H. Lawrence WhItt
8-6513.
more, Jr., Pierce· MacNair Dr 3"614~, 4-4291.
FOR
RENT-Blngle
room for busRoy N. Keiser,' J.' JUston Bodley
, . ;;.;:;;;;~~77":"-::--:,.,.-
WANTED-Boy's bicycle, 24". Call
Iness woman or college girl
Mrs. Lewis Bundick, Mrs. Owe~
Swarthmore 6-8947.
With breakfast privileges. Swarththe Rev. Harvey L.
Charles E. Fischer
the Rev. Joseph P. Bishop, George
llrepIace emptied. Telephone FOR RENT - Comfortable room
and bath for refined gentleman.
M. Ewing and Herbert T. Bassett. Swarthmore 6-3328.
M. Ewing. and Herbert T. Bassett, ,WANTED-C-Football suit. 28 to 80 Pbone Swarthmore 6-4133.
LOST
BUILDER,
and Edward L. Noyes, chalnnan. Swarthmore
waist. Helmet
6-2439
alsobetween
desired;5 Cali
and
I
NEWS NOTES
STENOGRAPHIC &
TYPING SERVICE
t.... _....
'''_A_
RUPACA. INC.
SW "'211
MIn
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Fact is, girls, there isn't room in this ad to
fhoW all the "Good for" til:ketB that go with a
OIL ·HEAT
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PElEi L TOlD
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3311 Darfnlo'" Ave.u
'Swartll_re 601833
THE IEl1 lB.EPHOIIE COMPAIIY Of PEIIISII.IAlIl
: •A
triM.
"z",o. to wod'"
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Ing license,
Please return to
ean ojIlee.
~LO~S"'T="'N=tur=alCi""=I"-ed"'--"'-~-d-:a
' CO or
W~-
breaker; Girl Scout scarf with
namel Cali SUSie Marsh, Swarthmore 6-2342.
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FOUND-Automatic, pencil. Cali
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17V2 Sou" C ......r Road
Swartllmore 6-3450
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RESIDI!'NTIAL AND
COMMERCIAL.
CONSTRUCTION
S lr ga ; -!"'!:.
doll coach;
maroon :velvet coat set, size 4,
$10; dresses and woolen skirts. 3-4
year. size, $l.OO each. Excellent
co.nd.tion, Swarthmore 6-4354..
FoR SALE-Servel refrigerator 6
cu. ft., perfect Conditi9n. V~ry
reasonable. Swarthmore 6-6140.
FOR SALE-Pair of girl's brown
oxfords, crepe soles, sizes 5C,
$1.00; girl's plbk wool coat. nat,
leggi,ngs, 1 ¥.I-year size, $1.00.
Swarthmore 6-1808.
FOR SALE-Fr· ·d·
.
d
.
19J. aife, In goo,
condition,. $25; wringer type
IItep,ab~
Reeidelltial
Conmiercial
D?~~~~!.:~:t~~,~;~~~~
~ta·
te
Fo:iiR~SALEm~=-.-G""-ir:uI's::-;th=ree::-:·:-_p~i"'e-ce
1.lllllltn
HORACE A.
••lIelliI, Ce.dncfloa
;;
crib
cbair; kiddie-car. Call
more 6-4516.
mlo.
G ....
REEVES ,
TheIt'in
Swarllimorean
office.
"Iatsaw
'1.'he·Swarthmorean."
Altl!rations
RBAL BSTATB "
lNSVRANClJ
609 S. Ca. .TI. aD.
$trD'11D&Ou,
P.R.R. Freight BId,.
Swarthmore. Pa.
l'mINA.
J. F. BLACKMAN
SW 6-8816
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Real Estate
I ns.u ra nee
'Swarthmore. Penna.
PhiladelphIa 10. Penna.
ESTATE NOTICE
ESTATE KATHRYN v. MEiER. De"ceued, late of Rutle
Le""",, of Ad_tIDn
..i>o•.
haVIng ~n
the U'l\derlllfllled, au ~ns
to ....
requeotoIdto
pa_~, and Ul_ ....vIng cto.....
_te
d_ . .
BmmAYS ant HOLIDAYS
SW 6-0140"
COAL
FIREPLACE' WOOD
- " tt.&'WR.BNCB
the - - w1Uloul
delaY
T. WiD
0_ ,.
., RUtiedp Menue
, J. A. GREEN .drto~
.
-.,.....-..;...
.Baird " Bird
COl. DARTMOUTH a.1i LAFAYEIIE AVENUES
Opipilslh
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BUTUIB. JIIIA.'1'1T,
JowasOK
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Construction Mortgages
Met'''. . . . . . .
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Swarfllmore 6-U53
Or to the attorneys tOT tbe estate.
CLAUDE O. SMITH. Esq.
Duane. Morris a. Heckscller
1617 Land TItle BuDding
SW 6-4041
'-Ulvnl
~~f~~~
of' the decedent to make $10. can .Swarthmore 6-0910 eveknown the same, and aU persona In.... rungs Of week-ends.
debted to the decedent to mak" pay- FOR SAl E 'Pair of Rosewood
v e Sseats·thmcan be,.
ment. w1~ ~~ako~
VictosrialnO ALoM
490 ruverv1ew,Avenue
- . ' °1 war
ore 6Estate
,
.~
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having claims or· demands qalDst the w.ashing machine, good condition,
tI .......
NOON
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derstgne
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MONDAY TRRU SATURDAY
6919 Ludlow 511H1. Upper Dulat. Po.
. 1631-. ARIa Str,.,.~IIGde1phlo,
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Goene,," ...,a•••
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Estate ha.ve been granted to the un-
OIL' BURNER
SERVICE
For !:OJDplete information about operatiDI
or spy other type of telephone'~ ItQP ia lit· •
aGe of tile of!iCM
below
•..
,- Hated
'-.'
'
d.nt.
,
c_.
'. ,
Letten TOstimentary on tho! abOve
DAY and NIGRT ,
operator's
job.' Among' theise'we've
mendoDe4 ab
tima fairly flies. Quitting time comes "before
you know it."
If 10, yoa b .... how mach
It COltl to pay for room
and
board,' .urgeo1\,
Dunes, etc:. It's smart to
have Accident Inaurance
t1!at wUl pay IUch billa.~ ....e you have an acci-
Ass~iatlon
ESTATE NOTICE
ESTATE .OP E. CLAYTON WALTON,
also ""own as E. o. WALTON, de-
,~,4mmJq,
_~._t
telephone
ot
Mr. George W. McKeag
Parrishroadattended.themeetlnpof
of Maine, near Millinocket
Mr. and Mrs. Jobn M .· Corse
and family have moved to
new home o~' Stony MIll road,
".-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..... Lancaster. Mr; Corse Is a
resident of Yale avenue.
\,
EVER BEEN A
IIDSPIT'" PAnENT!
-::;:;:;;=:::-_-::-_'_-:-:--__
f!ilfred
the American Bankers
.........., ........."'._ _••"" In Atlantic City this week.
Mrs. Moirls Potts of Yale aven,,!e y.oill be a delegate to the DAR
State Conference to be held In
Pblladelphia October 8, 7 and 8.
Mrs. Pottls. is "Historipn of the
Merion Chapter.
George Dunn of Dickinson avenue Is a member of the freshman
class at Penn State.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Brauns of
V
~
ed
assar avenue reLilm
home
Sunday following a three-week
vacation at Yorks TWin Pine
Camp in tbe Mt. Katahdin Region
ADMET
OHB
on
near The
office. Call Swarth-
7.
Mrs. J. Samuel Weltlner of WANTED-We will buy at best
VlI3S.ar .av,en.ue .h,as .returned from' .prlces, old china, cut glass, furndure. Cali' Holly Oak 4315 or
'a two-week ~t With frieJIcU at
Oak 8720, conect, for ap&",al Pa,p." _ n .... _ Rit,o'" Lakes,camp
business
Me. at Jemweald, BeIgrilde
Cupboard,confldenNo. 5
,.
..~..'
,
Pike
WUmingto
Pro .p,
t c HIc I..
,BU". ,,,an~ Mrs.
Balley
n,
.••rirln ,d.', ','Brown, dllughter:sutan and'twln WA NTED _ Garageviclnlty of
Co.....~t' .. H"• .tV IIl1fti
1.-'- - . . . . , and BradIey moved
Yale and Dickinson avenues
this week from Dartmouth avenue Swarthmore 6-4218
.
to th~ new bome In Hyattsville
..
Md.
, F O R SALE
-ro (l,~ clqA~f
CORNED BEEF RASB 'hll.ll~ U!:a Z~ -, .
.CRANBERRY SAUCE"" Z~'35e
:CBEESE S'.EAD - H:::'" Z,.!. a3c'
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8warUunore, Pa.
. .
ServInI . Swarthm_, . Morton
Rutledge and Ridley Townshi~
since 1918
Swa'rthmore 60444
(~~)
.CAMPBELL'S Maslll:-':'., Z1~~ 33c
Gleadale Clu" Chee•• I'DOd a~.s-
"HQHIS
r
To the Editor:
.
We wish to extend ~rol!lI!t you
our deep gratitude for ali the
wonderfnl expressions of sympathy and love in our' recent bereavenfent. These 'thoughtful acts
have ~eant more to us thm we
can possibly express. Our heartfelt
thanks to, friends and neighbors
of this wonderful community
where sorrow and burdens are so
beaut1fully shared. ,
JOHN H. TAYLOR
and FAM1!,Y
.
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"01.1".,
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DriiNE TAXI SERVia slop
~t
A modem
In AppreelaUon
'9 ".r t
I.,tab~tlo••
Cc!.,lf'c!ictJ., .
Ch~i
r
~Iici ba~k.r(.
ttl.~.
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Ex.- ........ ~,.,.,~.. C1a••• '
, ELECTRICAL
~.ight ..
ClASSIFIED. ADS
. PERSONAL
A reliSioua \leIl8US will be
WANTED
television
ducted in the bQrough of Swarth- WANTED-Home for cute calico PERSONALand
more .on Sunday, October 12. A
kitten. Cali Swarthmore 8-0602.
repair_
co~ttee, made up of rep";- WANTED - Ping-pOng, table, ill
sentaUves of ,the Friends MeeUng,
good condiUon. Swarthmore 6&bert
the Episcopal, Methodist, African 2M2.
Piano NaPlano. Tuners.
Methodist Episcopal "indPresH. Leaman.
byterian Ch","ches, Is planning to
have helpers from each church
call 00, every folmUy Uving In
Swarthmore to conduct a, SU1"\Oey
FormJca Faltrlcatlo.
Espr!891!1 Than...
18tl :JRontf PiDeapple~~ ~Z5c
:mtl :JRonte Coin
('=' ) Z:= 33c
=
For Your. Hom.
Repaln alld Malate. .lce
(Continued from 'PaJe 3)
000 hours, Of the equlvalent of
one year's work, for 60 handlcap.
pad persons. ThIs Is, indeed, •
worthwblle' project In which all
ScoutS may t.ake considerable
satisfaction."
ThIs fall the· Scouts of Swarthmore plan to help the nationwide j
get out the vote campaillD. They
have already pIaced posters· urging citizens to register and vote
around' our community. They also
plan to' hanl reminders to vote
on the doorknobs of S""arthD.ore I
homes shortly before election aay.
Por Septamber ~p 2 planned
a community. conservaUon.projeet. This Fall the Boy Scoufs of
SwartluiJore are to be trained to
serve In various ways our community Civil Defense organlzatlQn.
These and such other services as
the Scouts may find to render
must be pOstponed until such
time as the bap. upon Scout activities Imposed by'the Borough
Health Officer Is lifted.
Sincerely,
PETER MURRAY
Scoutmaster,
Swarthmore Troop 2,
Boy Scou1s of America
To the EdItor:
I wbnlQ. like to express my
thanks to everyone who helped
with the Bible Observance MeetIng last Tuesday evening. My
thanks, too, to all those who arra~ea displays Dr put up posters,
and to the Swarthmorean for its
good publicity.
..
'The meeting was excellent. and
aJ,l. who a~ded were informed
and Inspired about the New RevIaed Standard Version of the BIble~ Thqre were 337 people .present. If lhis is indlcative of the interest ,in the Bible of people in
this community, we're. in bad
shl\P.el Bu~. the 337 perso"" who
did ,indIcate their interest In
important evellt in Bible bistory
will be a leaven (n the community.
Sincerely· yours,
JOHN W. SJETTNER
'0
Religious Census
Be
Conducted Here Oct. J
HELP .'
,.~NII" Hall
~.,j,""
WOMAN'S CLUB NOTES
DR. MUILENBURG SPEAKS
AT BIBLE OBSERVANCE
(Continued from Pase 1)
Lawrence Whittemore, Rector of
Trinity Church, the Rev. Harvey
L. Gault of the African Methodlat
Epiacopal Church, Joseph P. BiBhop and John Stettner of the
Presbyterian Church, and Eventt
L. Hunt, Dean of Swarthmore
College, shared in the ~ce that
preceded Dr. Muilenburg s talk.
The Coz:nmunity CIu!h' under the
direction of Henry Faust, sang
the "Song of Praise", the cantata
originally composed to C('mmernorate the printing of the Gutenburg Bible printed 500 years a,go.
Specially bound volumes of the
New Bible were presented to the
omclal representatives of the
Churches.
FIRST GRADE M0THERS
The Rutgers. Avenue First
Grade Mothers of Miss Abbott's
room will hold an organizational
meeting on Thursday October 9.
They will meet at 10 a.m. at the
home of Mrs. J. E. Edwards, 137
Rutgers avenue to discuss their
plans for the year.
*
DEPENDABlE
• DOctors bow they
can tlepmd OD the skill
and integrity oC this
fine pharmacy. That b
why they so often direct patients tn bring .
prescriptioDs to us.
Since -~it COsts no more"
wby nnt let us compound your Doctor',
nut prescription?
Catherman·s
Drug Store
'1'he executive board will meet
in the lounge of the club house
on Monday, OCtober 8, at 9,:30
a.m.
The painting class, aponsored
by the art department, of which
Mabel Talley Is ChaIrman. will
meet at 9: 30 a.m. Monday.
Florence TrIcker Is the instructor.
A second class will be formed. For
information ~ Mrs. Alfred E.
Longwell, Swarthmore ,8-5508.
Tuesday at 10 a.m. the chorus.
sponsored b~ the m~c departmen\, will hold Ita first meeting.
Henry J. Faust :will be the dIrector.
The opening tea of the club for
memberS and their guests will be
given Tuesday, October 7 from S
to 5 p.m.
The Junior Section will hold a
reception for new members at 8
p.m. Tuesday.
The international relations de-
ON TRIP TO U. N,
A group from Swartbmore and
vicinity visited the United Nations
Tuesday on a specla1 trip arranged by Mrs.' James EvBDII of Wall,inllford, . chairman of Internalonal Relation for the Swartbmore
League of Women Voters. The
group was taken on a tour of the
U.N. Building and aaw the per_
mament committees at work. . ,
Among th0$8 attending were
studenls of sOcial studies cwaes
of SwartluDore HiJhSebooI wiOl
their tea h Henry Hofman and
inclUded'" f:'m the twelfth grade
Tom Th~all, Louis Greene, Dave
Werner Sydney Jackson, Betly
Musant~ Charles NeuweUer and
mak • tenth graders were
~:~ ~ch, Stuart Bowie,
Charles Hummer, Bob Warden,
Michael Hurd Gordon Smith,
Nancy carroll. Pamela Foster,
Shirley Borden, Mary Beth Carney Ed Noyes and Martha Calh '
Mr. and Mrs. Earle P. Yerkes,
19 Princeton avenue, entrained
Thursday n1&ht for New Orleans.
La., irom where they will aaI1 on
Satur"n-, O. ctober 4, on the S. S.
YGJ
Alcoa, for a 18-day Caribbean
anchor,
lcarin4
.
/
and
the.
prospects
~
SINCLAIR
Fusco· & Alston
CHESTEI ... FAIIYIIW lOADS
..... Si.W~.II'l'ti'I_'MN~ Will
of Parrish road, eo-ehalrmeD of
the DoU Committee' for the HoHday FaIr at TrInity Chureh, entertained at' a lunebeon-meetin8 at
Mrs. Hetzel's .~ Wed-II'I7.
13,50 PER YEAR
SWAIlTBIIORE, FRIDAY, ocroOER 10, 1952
,I
-
..
Players' Club Opens i :~ =!~~~
1952CommunityChest Swarthmore's Blood Donor Day .,
Season Monday NightI:..~e... S:'~;"":e/U:::o:': Campaign Opens Mon.
Set for October
1~
at'
Woman
s
Club
16,
1
6:30
ot
I
:thM:es
evening at the Woman's Club for
First OcteHe to Perform the first dance of the se.."on.
Dramatic Reading of'
The seventh grade will hold an
informal dance from 7 to, 8:30.
'Shaw Play
Hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert
The First Octette of the Players' P. Hetherington, with Mr. and
Club opens the 1952-1953 season Mrs. W. A. B~tley, Jr., and Mr.
Monday night, with a dramatic and Mrs. Roger Russell serving as
reading of Bernard Shaw's play, chaperons.
"Captain Brassbound's conver-I The ninth grade meeting from
slon." As this will be something 8:45 to 10:30 will be formal. Mr.
of a novelty fot the club curiosity and Mrs. William F. Lee will be
has been aroused as to how such hosts with Mr. and Mrs. James
a reading Is done.
B. Bullltt, Jr., and ~. and Mrs.
lillam
'Price,
director,
explain.
J.,
W. Warnes asslstmg as chapW
that a "reading" is an actual per- eron..
' forman"e of 'the play, but without
'
Hodge Directs Drive
Borough for Fifth
in
Year
Thursday, October
from to
p.m. the Woman's
Club will take on the efficient air
a hospital as nurses, doctors and aides move In to collect blood. Although the Red
'
h
f
Cross may appear to be blood-thirsty, t. e corps 0 competent women on hand to assist will dispel any anxiety on the
part of the volunteers.
.
There will be Grey Ladies, headed by Mrs. Oliver Swsn,
Motor Corps under the direction of Mrs. John Bates, Staff
Aides under Mrs. David Bingham, Nurses Aides under Mrs.
Wayne Randall. The Canteen, headed by Mrs. Avery Blake,
will be there in full force to give sustenance to donors. Even
the children won't be overlooked as Lenore Perkifts will take
The 1952 Community Chest
campaign opens in Swarthmore
Monday, October 13, under the
chairmanship of Sewell W. Hodge,
Ogden avenue. Treasurer of the
Pennsylvania Prison Society, a
Red Feathe. Organization, for the
past 26 years and treasurer of the
Provident Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Philadelphia,' Mr. charge of children while their mothers are giving blood.
,
The Junior Red Cross under the
H 0 dge h,as taken ch arg e 0 f the
Borough s Red Feather campaigns Y
N d d f K'ff
direction of Mrs. Herman Bloom
f th
t f
arn
ee e
or m ers will assist with the loading and
character
pasR. our
years.Burgess o.f 'The response to the appeal for unloading and supervise parking.
smcenakee~u'p. c·osttime.
, or
,
'
, C h a ror
l ees
Russell,
,
The Junior Red, Cross will enlist
Til li hting
hi h I th nly
Swarthmore, will be associate d,- knitters made by the Red Cross the services of high school boys
,w c s e 0
rector for solicitation of businesses last 'week was vePV' gratitying
e g.
tool the director can use to in- ,
in this drive for funds that par- J ' for the iobs requlring brawn.
" t i a l l y support 150 hospitals, health but now the production committee
Mrs. Frank Keenen, Recruitdicate to the audience the n ? - - ,
d
merous entrances
exit. will rown 5 Cooperahon Urged services and other social service needs more, yarn. to keep the ment Chairman, and her conibe very special, wllh many cues
for Ailing Treasury
organizations.
knltiers' needies busy. Anyone mittee have been contacting Borfor dimming down, and Up.' The
''d
R
d
·11
to b h di d who has any odds and ends of ough residents by- phone to enlist
makeup will be ·for the Ughting
Fun
ecor s w,. aga
e an e
them as donors. Mrs. 'Keenen
,
. .
,.
by Mrs. Hu~h O. Thayer, seere1 ft
f
t rs or
only, leaving to the audience their
The Band Parenta' Association t
14
....
Ed
d 14 B ssetf yarn e over rom swea e
would appreciate having those,
own ideas of how DrInkwater 0" .
ary.
rs.
war
" a
'socks can put tbelr yarn to work who were not called and are will- '
Lady Clcely should look.
. Is sponsoring the annual dessert- Mrs. Charles L. Maas, Mrs. ~~:erfor a worthy cause.
ing to give blood, call her at
the
actors
will
be
in
card
party
on
Friday,
October
24
L.
Skoglund,
Mrs.
A.
,ey
Mrs.
Percy
Gilbert
at
Swarth.
Swarthmore
8-3128 or her coSin
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evening dress, again the audience ih the mgh School Cafeteria.
and Mrs. David MccaIuin will be more 6-1390 or her co-chairman, chairman, Mrs. Frederick Lang at
may create for Iiself the costumes
A beneftt for one or another her assistants, stationed at the Mrs G
Karns at S Ilarth- Swarthmore 6-1155. Other, ~emappropriate to a Sheik, a sea- organization in Swartbmore ta no Bank for the convenience of the
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,nce eon" scenS Ii ·tin
taO f the am and distribute It to the knitters.
Mrs. Mark BItUe, Mrs. Bingham, '
ho ay.
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c · Contributions for the purchase of 1\IIr.. Edward Cratsley, Mrs. Wlle"'; will be a black curtain and h~ reached a new low of $8 isl
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eigbt stools;' again the audi~ce The care and repair of the ban
Leonard C. Ashton; W. Mark yarn will be most welcome tpol \i~m Willard, Mrs. James Davis,.
will .be able to visuallze a garden uniforms, and necessary replace- Bltlle; Mrs. J. Paul'.Brown; Mrs.
The knitters are making squares Mrs. Warren Godfrey, Mrs. Rob..'
in a Moroccan residence or a room ment amount to a major operation E. Fay Campbell; Jobn W. 'Car- for afghanS for veteran hospitals. ert M. Grogan, Mrs. Horace H.
in Brassbound Castle., .'.
and ,tlrl! ·parents .as!t the coopera- roll; Isaac G. Darlington;' WUUam Four thousand squares are needed Hopkins, Mrs~ R. Lloyd Jones, Mrs.
The Octe~ is. composed of ti,!n of th,~ ·town iI!; this one pro- H. Gehring; Maurice Griest; D. by the Swarthmore Branch by Lynn Klppax, Mrs. Frederick
Isobel Prlce~ Ricl\ard· Burgess, .eet to remedy the treasury sltua- M. Gowing; Henry Hofll13l1D.
next July, so more knitters as Lang, Mrs. John Lord, Mrs. Wal,,
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Mrs Seymour W K1etzlan; ,well ,as more yal'!l.are needed.
ter M. Magee, Mrs. H. LeRoy McCharles StQcl
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. ThoDi~1LLUeders;'Mn.: H.lo!Dd". ' ..
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. and wlmam Price, with, Donl!ld. ",;~'!"l'en Warden, president of ·ley Peel; Walker Pen8eld; C. Dud·
H. L. Peel, Mrs. Henry Pelrsol,
MacROstle and Allen 'Olmstead the B~.~,arents has set the ,ball ley Sr.hloesser; John F. Spenc~;
Mrs. Joseph B. Shane, Mrs. Joseph
reading a varlety of· parts. ' ,
rolUng Iiy offering $2 to the boy 'MIss Harriet M. Welsh; Raymond
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Curtain time Is 8:20 p.m.
and $2 to the girl. who sell the F. Winch; CoL Stanton S. Von '
most tickets for this, benefit. The G abill
boy and girl sellinll ~e next r
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ColI~ge LIHle Theatre Club
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celv! $1 apiece. The
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man, Mrs. Donald }? Jones, will
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Mrs. wmtam E. Hebel of'l'hl7-
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swimming.
All three came' io a favorable
pass. Sunt .wind and anchof, one
after the other, rose brightly,
brisklY and easily. By 10 a.m. the
Grace G. was headed for the
open bay under full sail; by 4
p.m. nine people had been swim·
mlng; and by suppertime, all ,U
were cheerfully sunburned.
, And the Grace G. Bennett, 199
ton~ (short), 135 feet long, a vet·
eran of Ches,llpeake waters for 60
years, vindicated .amng to offsprings of the machine, age by
navigating without beneftt 0 f
pusher for several houT!I before
anchoring for the night at the
mouth of the Sassafras river. .
A great event of the expedition
was the temporary loss of eight
of the members who accepted the
generous olIer of a visiting captaln to ride up to George town at
the head of the river. Stowed into
a safety craft with overnight accommodations for four, the nine
set out for an hour and a half's
moonlight trip. By a miscalculation of 180 degrees, they headed
south instead of north, sPent the
night on the open bay, and returned ·by 'daylight to inform the
rest of the party of their
Honorable mentions of the
week-eud ,went to DIck Johnson,
PresIdent of the group and 'l\I!rS.
Johnson for arranging for the
trip, to Helen Howe and Nancy
Hoot who planned the menu and
took charge of provisions, Alec
Lengyel, transportation chairman,
Ansel Butter8eId, program
man. in - the -event - of - rain,
and Wes Gordeuke who provided
side trips in bla 12 foot speedboat.
THE S.WARTHMOREA
Cross
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CO-ED BEAUTY
• Mr. Yerkes Is engineer of equlp'with the Bell Telephone
.' ~AL()N
Company of Pennsylvania.
MrL 1rvin R. MacElwee of Mt.
AIB·OONDmONED
Holyoke place entertalped at a
luncheon at the Barclay Friday
Opera T~~.,Jay Nil""
at the birthday ~versary of the
Society of the COlonial Daughters
PA1Ut ..... DA.'DI01JTB AVE.
of the 17th Century.
S"aribDoore,e·1811
Mr. and !Irs. W. Thomas Morria of Troy and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard W. Thompson, Jr., of, . __ = __ __
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parFutmentuw.lll thpres:~ ~. ;r~e: o:~gue members and oth~r InR.
sse m e ,
ested
enjoying the trip
of four lectures Thursday, October ter
dpeMrsonsRa'· d K 'len-I
Include
rs.
ymon
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worth, Mrs. Albert mlles, Mrs.
'rhomas Casey, Mrs. Melvin 1401"Community Planning"
stad, Mrs. J. V. S. Bishop, Mrs.
Topic at Arts Center Walter S. Dlvekey, Mrs. FredRobert L. Geddes, assistant erick Dudley, Mrs. John
professor of Architecture at the Mrs. Danlel C. Johnson, Mrs.
University of Pennsylvania, and GeorgeMPatt;:'ier~;!;:~~~
Howard Hallman, metropolitan West,
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consultant for the .PhUadelphia Swarthmore, Mrs. Evans, Mrs.
HousiQg and Advisory Committee, Carl Chase of wafUi;::t0;:' and
will discuss "How Present Plan- Norman mxson 0
oy n.
ning AiJeets 'l·he Future Com- Mrs. H. J,. Wllhoyte of Middlemunity", at the Community Arts town road, Media.
Center, ,Wallingford, on October
9, at 8:30 p.m. Everyone interested
In this timely subiect is invited WHEN THE GRACE G.
GOES A·SAIlING
by the Arts Center to ,attend.
Young AdUlt;! with a capital A
Mr. and Mrs. W. Rodman Shoe·
and a yen for the sea, took off last
maker of Riverview road hav~ reweek-end for a two-day cruise
turned home from Maine w!>ere
aboard the Grace G. Bennetl on
they were the house guests for 'two
Cbesapeake Bay. ,Converging on
weeks of Mrs. Shoemaker's brothWorton's Creek, Md., in ten dIf·
er-ln4aw and sister Mr. and Mrs.
fetent cars, and incidentally by
John S. Salom of "Land Ho", ten dilferent routes, (country
South Harlswell, Me.
roads are not always fully markMrs. Ada C. Hollis of Tacoma
ed) the Presbyterian Church
Park, Md., arrived Wednesday for
Group arrived at the morena FrI.
a visit of a few weeks with her
day night, were ferried to the
son Mr. E. B. Hollis and family of Grace G. In the ship's yawl boat,
South Chester road.
and settled down to muse over
the probable weather conditions,
the posslbillties of welghlng
EVERY YEAR ••• FUEL SYSTEM
Washington, D.C., will be weekend guestS of Mrs.' Morris' parents
Mr. and Mrs. WIIllun E. Hetzel of
Thayer road, and attend the PennDartmouth game Saturday.
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Parade of Style Changes
Adds Verve to Season's Opener
"One Hundred Years of American FashIons", the proJ!ram pre,ented Tuesday night, October' 7
by members of t1i" Junior Woman's Club for the en~ent of
members and guest.<, was enthus·
lastically enjoyed at the Club's
opening meeting of the 1952-53
season.
Models who brou&ht renewed
charm to the choice IInds In IGCal.
cherished trunks and attiesand to
the. theatrical costumes which
were nel.ded to adequately cover
the cbanging styles. of a centurY
were J~ Bla,kiston, Helen Hoot.
Clalre'1UlielUfe, Nancy Hoot, ~e
Kraus, Mrs. Robert .preen, Mrs.
Herbert Tutherly, and Mrs. Robert Hamm. A casual, long-sleeved
plaid designed and executed by
Miss Rlncllfte brought the fash·
ions up to date with the current
silbouetle. Mrs. Howard Wllhoyte
was the commentatot who pointed
up the'informative as weIe'as en--.-~
IertaininI ev............
The 50 members and prospeclive members were greeted by
Mrs. WUUam R. Huey, senior repfesentative and advisor to the
JunIors. and the Club'. Co-Chairmen --.
u _ N ewell ..
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Ruth Waper..
PiVe chairmen collaborated on
the evening's program with Mrs.
West beading the costume search,
Miss WBlDer· in charge of research
as fashion historian, Mrs. Tutherly
direetlng the JIlueb apprecIated re,freabmenta, Mrs. Edward Collins
(CoJitlnued em Pale 5)
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meet with the band m~bers on
Tuseday for the distribution of
ticketS and it is hoped that, the
town will respond to, the efforts
of these pupils.
Mrs. Alvin Carney, assisted by
Mrs. Avery Blake, with the help
of band members, has charge of
decorating the, cilfeterla. With
cornstalks and autumn leaves a
warmer cafeteria will greet old
and young who came to the
dessert-card party.
Mrs. Charles E. FIscher Is planning a floor .how during the
dessen 'period. Ipslrwnental music
selections, several dance numbers,
will start the evening In a festive mood.
Mrs. Howard E. Shearer, 00chairman of the party, with Mrs.
Jack B. Thompson, will have
charge of the refresbments (Ineluded In the ticket) and Mrs.
~an Darllnll with Mrs. Viola
SmIth assisting, will b"'ldie the
baked goods sale.
David Narbeth' will take over
the Ducrophone for the Chinese
Auction of a cake donated by
Mrs. J. Franklin GaskllL A turkey
has been donated for the good of
the cause.
There will be prizes for each
table with Mrs. S. H. Hemenway
and Mrs. Charles Hummer in
-".-e. Mrs. Charles LIncoln Is
'Se.
Toll
Private rvlce ay
For Mrs E0 Thomas
~an of tables,
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Mrs. Edward O. Thomas of 525
Cedar lane died at 8: 15 Tuesday
night in Graduate, Hospital, PhUadelphia; after a long !Un""". She
had been It patient at the hospitai
for several weeks.
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Born Margaret E. Pfahler in
Coiumbia, Pa., on 'July 15, 1874,
she came, to Philadelphia as a
child of 11 years, spending her
youth there and In Swm:ttunore
and returning to ~e her home
In Pte borough upon her marriage
In the 1920's. She attended the former SWBrthmore Preparatory
School and graduated from
Swartbmore College in 1894,
maintalning a deep life-long interest in the College and acting as
secretary of her class until her
death. She was widowed 20 years
ago, and divided her time between
Swarthmore, her cottage at Buck
Hlll and the Highland Park Club
at Lake Wales, Fla. ,
A member of the Swarthmore
Friends Meeting she was active
in ita service and a devoted
~ber of its sewing groUP.
Her onlY survlvo~ is a brother,
Alfred E. Pfahler,' of Haverford.
A private service at her late
home at 2 o'clock this afternoon
will be followed by private juter.
ment In the Cardington FrIends
Burial Ground.
- u _ 'Ho--_s W.Green Is re......"."....
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sponslble for the always a
ctin. door ~ for those who
come. Bob Holm, director of the
band, Is arranging for the. amplIflcation, and Roger Russell,
astreasurefticket_::erth,~er:a=
reswta.
Friendly Circle Meeting
The Friendly Circle will hOld
ita first fall meeting Thursday,
October 18 at tbe home of MrL
Joseph H. Perkins of 530 Cedar
lane. !Irs. Kendal C. Sadier of
Parrish road will serve as eohosta&
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At Woman's Club P , t Off' ' P. kOS
Ice ar mg
LIDllted·to 15 Minutes
Act Play
Parking In front of the ,Post
, The drama department of 'the, Omce, ~rom the driveway to the
Woman's Club wUl have charge corner of South Chester road was
of the program of the general limited to flfleen minutes by
meeting and tea Tuesdily after- declslon ot Council, meeting Monnoon at 2 p.m. The Lltlle'Theater, day . night in Borough Hall.
Club of Swarthmore College will Borough Secretary Elliott Rich~
present a one-act plaY.
ardsori was Instructed to order
Mrs. David Bingham, chairman i stgns to be placed as soon as
of the department, and ~s. Rob-I possible.
ert Hilkert will poyr at the tea
Ross Pfalzgraf. and Walter
following the program.. At the door Schmidt, appearing before the
Mrs. Charles Brogan, Mrs. WUUamseven, 'requested that they forBailey and Mrs. Lyman DarUng w;lrd a petition stgned by 1,098
will receive. Mrs. S. L. Althouse 'vote", protesting the proposed byand Mrs.C. J. Welz of the hos- P.8SS on the east end of the Borpitality committee will assist at o~h, to the, proper authorities.
the tea.
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COUDCn consented to the request.
The drama department has
Also' appearing before the Borscheduled a series of .meetings to ough Fathers, was Mrs. Edith L.
be 'conducted by Mrs. Barbara Cuskaden of Park avenue, who
Pearson. Lange. At the first meet- suggested that the garbage disIng:Tuesday; 'October 14, at 10:80 posal system return to the pre.
8.ID. at the club house Mrs. Lange war schedUle of three collections
will read the play ''Venus Ob- a week, during the summer. She
served" by Christopher Fry. All also brought to their attention the
club. members are welcome.
irregular collection during the
Those Interested in staying for past few weeks. Mr. Richardson
an informal get-together after the was requested to investigate the
meetinll are asked to brinJ bol< Irregular coUeetions; the suaeslunches. Coffee and tea will be tlon for a change In the summer
served.
schedule.was taken under advlllement. •
Religious Census Sunday
The resolution in praise of the
A religious census will be taken outstanding public service renderIn Swartbmore Sunday, October ed to the Borough by former
12. Representatives trointhe Burgess Jolm H. 'Pitman, who
FrIends Meeting, the Episcopal, died September 23, was unan~eth
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,... African 1\IIethodist lmOus'~ pe ed. A copy of the
E p Is cop a 1 and Presbyterian Resolution appears on p~ five
Churches who are plonnlnl to of ibis (que.
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call on evei7 fami17 Hving in the
Frank L. ¥aMmo ~an of
J3orou&h, hape to complete the the house committee of the
survey in one 8fternoon." U ~warthmare I'l1e and ProtecUve
~0ftIIDII could' arrange to 'A8Iod-Uon, '. treatad, ~ II1'OQ
be at bome durinC..~t time, It to ,lee cream and cake foUowInIf
would f8c111.taIe the' &urn:y.
1he business of, theevea\DII.
TBB S....ARiBMOIUW'C
Arts and Crafts group will meet. \ Harry
of a daughter, KIm, on September
Alexander McCulloch and Mrs.
SOLIMINI-HARLOW
lAND IINI.IT
McCulloch, of Riverview avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Harlow 29.
Mrs.
Kenward
Is
the
daughter
.which Will take place Saturday, of Lafayette avenue•. announce the
DESSERT
of the late Mr; Frank. Torchlano
'Mr. 1I11d Mrs. Sam\\el Crothers. October 25 -at 4: 30 p.m.
' , marriage of their daughter. MIss and MIllY 'Hawke Torc)llano, tor
CARD PARTY
3rc!, formerly of Wallingford, will
The reception will follow the Beverly Ann' Harlow. to Mr. many years resldenls of Swarth-'
sail next Thursday on the Oslo ceremony which will be perform- Lawrence &>lImlnl of Qulncy,
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more and Rose Valley.
Flord to spend a year in Stock- ed at the home of the' brlde's Mass.• on September 20 in QuIncy.
HI,. ScIle.1 C......rI.
. holm. Sweden. Mr. Crothers, WhD parents in the presence of the
The bride Is a graduate of
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hu been with an architectural Immediate families, and close SwarthmDre HlCh School and at~
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,firm in Philadelphia. will wDrk for friends. Dr. Frederick Beqtley tended Depauw University.
TIID1t1 Chum. 8 _ W e
-.,ear with· the famDus Swedish Ill«; MInIster toStucients. UnI- Greencastle, Inci.
.
Nadh.«ltmt• . II4. .••c',,",",AY-"
architect Markelius.
venity of Pennsylvania. win
The bride and groom are resldWBDNBIID&Y, OCTOBER 16th
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Mrs. James H. Archei, Jr.• wl,tb ofticlate.
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her baby son James' Stephen Wlli
MiSs Anne' Margaret' KrauS,
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spend the wtnter with her parents llister ilf the bride, will be mBltl
DURR-EVANS
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Dr. and Mrs. George
Sickel oi 'ot ,hollor: .and, IIDly attendant.
The marriage of,
,;rane If
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Strath Haven avenue while her Brigadier Genem McCulloch wiil Breese EvanS, daughter Df Mr.
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man for his son. The David FranklIn ,Evans of Provlwith tlie Army Infantry in the 'ushers will be Thomas deWlndt den!"" road, Media, and the l a t e e
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Far East. Lt. Archer who lett here Dowdell of H.ddonfleld. N.J:, 'and MrS. Evllns; to Mr.' Robert Durr,
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September 25 has arrived in PhIlUp ,Nessen KnIskern of Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Durr Df
I~UTY
SALON
Tokyo.
' Swarthmore.
Aliqulppa, near Pittsburgh, took
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Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Rarlg and
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place Saturday, August 30 in the
ARE YOU 'ERMANENTLY SATlSFlED7
children Pamela and Harry of
BROWN-WITHAM
Cathollc Church; iMDln· Street"
Glens FDlls, N.Y., will motor here
The marriage Df MIss Dorothy Pottstown.
,
9 Chester Road
next FrIday for a tWO"week visit Ellen WI~ham, daughter of Mr.
The bride, given in marriage by i
Call
Swarthmore 6-0476
with Mrs. Rarlg's parents Mr. and and Mrs. William E. Witham, of her brotherCIn-law' Mr. Edward
Mrs" Stanley L. MacMi1Uan of Crest lane, to James W. Wallace Martencavage of Boyertown, wore
Vassar avenue.
Brown, of Methuen, Mass., and a gown of white mRrquisette over
Mrs. Ellwood Garrett of Prlnce- Washington, D.C., took place Sat- taffeta of ballerina length. Her ~~~~~~ ~~~
ton avenue entertained at a nelgh- urady afternoon, October 4, at 4 finger tip veil was of tulle and
borhood surprise laundi;- shower o'clock, in All Souls Unitarian she carried a prayer book with a
Monday evening in honor of Miss Church of Washington. The cere- marker of white glameUa.
Helen Hoot of Lafayette avenue mony was performed by the Rev.
The couple will Uve at State
who will be an OctDber bride.
Dr. A. Powell Davies, minister of College. The groom is a senior at
Mrs. Henry A. Piper of North All Souls, with accompanying Pennsylvania State College.
Chester road Is making an ex- organ music by Lewis Corning
The bride graduated from
tended visit with her son Mr. Atwat~.
Swarthmore High School, class of
Escorted by her father, the bride '51, and was captDln of the hockey
Robert Piper of Albuquerque.
N.M.
was attended by Mrs. Slllly T. team during her senior year. She
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Kamp NeIson, 0 f ArlingtOD, >,
Pennsylvania S tat e
" a., as attended
RUSSELL·S SERVICE '
of Riverview road will entertain matron of honor. The best man College last year.
ROIERT J, AT%. OWHr
as their week-end guests Mrs. was Mr. Lawrence A. Remick, of
KemP's brother-in-law and sister Methuen, and the ushers were
BIRTHS
OppoSIte Ioroagh ••rldllg Lot
Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Rushmore Messrs. A. MDrrIs Campbell, of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M.
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Dartmouth' Ii ..iltayette Ave.,
and SDn Stephen of East WUllston, Andover, Mass., and the three Snyder of Hatboro are recelvlnll
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brothers of the bride Robert E. congratulations upon the birth of
, Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Rlncllffe Witham of. Up'per Darby, Clayton thelrs""ond daughter, Mary Ellen,!':
of Strath Haven '!venue have re- E. Witham of Swarthmore, and on october 1 in Abington Hospi-!'
turned from Sell Island, Ga.. Philip H. Witham of Lake Mo- taL
where Mr. RincUffe attended a hawk, N.J.
The baby is a granddaughter of
Sllles Executive Conference which
Miss, Witham served In the. Mr. and Mrs. HDWard M. JeJlkins
wli1ch convened for a week.
puhUclty section of the women's and a great-granddaughter of Mr.
Mrs. Frank G. Keenen of Har- ReseIVe Corps of the U. S. and Mrs. ;e:dward A. Jenkins of
"~rd avenue and Mrs. Norman W. Marines, throughout the War, and North Chester road.
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, krase of Middletown road, Media, since then has been astoclate
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entertained at a dessert and editor of Science magazhie, In
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haraden
surprise linen and per. '1 n a 1 Wasblngton. Mr. Brown is the son of Manchester, Me.• announce the
shower, at the Krase home on of the late James W. Brown, of birth of !' son, Stephen Robert.
~esday evening in hDnor of MIss Edinburgh, Scotland, and Mrs., Mrs. Haraden Is the former
Patricia McC"han of Strath ~,aven JOB. A. Remick, of Methuen. He Adelaide Cleaves of swarthmore
aven~e who will be married to served four years iil the A4r Force place.
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Mr. Fredelick Meredith porler of and Is engBled in GoVernment
Mr. and Mrs. John Stsufter of
RDse Valley tomorroW.
work in Washington. ,
Dartmouth avenue announce the
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar J. !Jilereesl After a forItP,ht, honeymoon in the birth of .thetr sec:ond daughter
of Vassar avenue have returned the mciuntaIDs of North' Carolina named, Dale ~elen, on ,October 1
(Acroll fMIII .....~hH.1IJ
hD'lle after spending ,the week- and .Tennessee,the eouple will in Lyinll-In Hospltlll, Philadelend vlslt1n8 friends on LOng Is- mllke thetr residence in Washinll- phia, '
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New Yotk City Sa~ay.
ter Df Dr. 'J. Keeler"Staulfer of
Mrs/John Honnold of Rutgers
PAUL....:METCALFE
Dartmouth avenue.
avenue with her daughters Carol
and Heldi, accompanie!i her
Dr. and Mrs. Chailtce Haydon
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kenward
mother' Mrs. Anna Kunz, of Metcalfe of SudierSville, Md., anof Los Angeies, caut, formerly of
Urbana, ,nl., to, New York City nounce the marriage of their
swa~runore, announce the birth
Friday. to see her of!- to Europe daughter, MIllY Cary, and Mr.
on the S.S. United Ststes.
Marlon Paul of Swarthmore, on
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MRS. LLOYD E. KAlJFFlI(AN
daughter Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Weyl omclafed.
n.rtniouu. Avenue
and, daughters Annernane and
Mr. Paui is the son of Mrs. Eva 813
SwarUuDore 8~20BO
christina who arrived. after 15 Smith Paul or Ogden avenue, 'and
months in ,Europe. Dr. and Mrs.
Weyl and daughters spent, the i'
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returning to their home .In FBlrTHEATRE ~ CHESTER.
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Oftlce .t li\w~ PL. under the Act of lIIarch 3, 1878•
DEADLINB---WEDNBSDAY NOON
8W~TJlMO~E,
TII1JiIsD~:." ~:-oI:R
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fri. & Sat.
OCTOBER BRIDE
Invitations have been Issued by 'stewart Granger Eleanor Parker .
MfJ!. F....-r
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ki-aus, J:r .. of. JaoM Lel&h
Rafael _ m ' .
Benjamin West avenue for, the
"SCARAMOUCHE"
wedding reception of their daugh.
(re.hn1coJor)'
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ter, Helen Adele Kraus, and Mr. -Special Matinee to< CblloIre11~
Sat. 1 P.M.
WUUam Alexand~ McCullocli DI,
son
of Brilladier.
Ganem
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PRESBYTERIAN NOTES '
Mr. Bishop 'will preach at the
two Church Services Sunday. 9: 30
and 11 o'clock, on "libt Without
Prayer."·
Church School, Men's Bible
Class, and Women's Bible Class
all Pleet at 9: 30, followed J)y the
Morning Worship at 11 at which
time there will be the Sacrament
of Baptism. Coffee hour wIli follow the morning service' at 12: 15
In the Woman's Assochitlon Room.
The Senior High Choir will rehearse 'at 5:45, follDWed by a
Senior High Fellowship Supper at
8: 30 'Ind thetr Fellowship Meet-
E.' New
and
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTES
George
Shubert.
An answer to the questiDn, "Are
A relIgiDUS
census
of.
tbe
Bor,
, S i n , Disease. and Death Real?"
Dugh will be conducted til' the
chvrches on Sunday afternoon. which Is the subject Df the Bible
The canvassers will meet in this Lesson to be read in all Christian
church at 1:30.
.
Science churches next Sunday,
The YDung Adults will have will be found in the selecUons
thetr monthlY meetiilll on' Tues:. then to be read tro!n th& Bible'
day evening at 8 in the cb~h. ' and the CbrIstIan, Science textRehearsal 11>r the Junior Choir book, "Science and Health with
Is on .Thursday evenin& at 8:30; ,Ke7 to ,the, Sc1iptures" by Mary
Senior choir, rehearses at 8 p.m. BakerEildy. '
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These classes are Dpen to all chlldren from six years up.
The mid-week celebratiDn of
the Holy Communion will be held
at 7: 15 LID. Wedliesday. The 'SewIng Group. under the leadership
of Mrs. Collins Keller will meet
at 10 Q'ciock in the Cl~ves Room,
and' from 7 p.rn. to 9 p.m. Wednesday the Rummage SBle will be
held.
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The Rummage Sllle wUl con-
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tlnue from 9 a.m. to 12'
Thursday.
!
Choir School will =et on MDn-I'
~ay and Wednesday at 4 o'crock
and agDln Dn Thul'\lday at 7: 30
p.m.
On Saturday (The Feast ~f St.
Luke) there will be a celebration
Df the Holy CDmmunion at 10
a·.m. Froin 4 to 9 p.m.. the DloceSBn Fielli Department, Reponal Conference wUl be held at
the Church.
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Stettner will begin a plan Df call~'
Ing Dn the congregation by zones.
Mr; Bishop, will be callinC In the
zone of which Mr and Mri
DaJ\lel Johnson, 108 Cornell ave-:
nue, aDd Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Thompson, 507 'Harvard avenue,
are the zone leaders. Mr. Stettner
will be calling In the zone Df
Which Harriet Welsh, Swarthmore
Apartments, and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Snape,.' 751 Harvard avenue, lIl'e
the zone leaders. By this plan It
FRIENDS MEETING NOTES
Is hDped that the great majority
The second In the current series
of the homes of the parish will be of five tsUci on the FrIends World
called Ion by one of the ministers Conference will be given this Swiat, least once every year for day at the Adult Forum. Mather
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ATTENTION
to the smallest details makes our
service renowned.
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DIIICTOR. 0' FIINI. .LS
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OlIVER H. 8AlR, Found...
MARY A. lAIR, rteold...
Telephone RI6-15(11
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Ing at 7:15, at' which Dr. Paul reasons other than illness Dr Lippincott and Earle Edwards
Ylvlsaker, ·Professor of PoliticBl distress.
will discuss "Friends In a RevoluScience 'at Swarthmore College
The followins, Circles will be tionlllY World."
will lead and discuss with the meeting Dn Wednesday. October
At 7:30 p,m. on Sunday
group "Can A Christian Be a 15:
Clarence E. Pickett. of the AmeriPoUticlan?"
At 10: 30 ,.m. _ CIrcle I, chBlr- can FrIends Service Committee,
The JUnior High Fellowship man Mrs. SeymDur Kletzien, will will speak in the Meeting Hopse
will meei at 5: 45 p.rn.1n Mc-. meet at the home of Mrs. C. Mon- on ''Friends Activities Here and
Cahan HB\! for a supper meeting. roe Albright Avonbrook road Abroad." This Is the final tan:
Mrs., Mildred .Johns6n will direct WallingfDrd'
box luncheon: a~ed by the Meeting esa radio skit ~hout The Bible.
meeting at 1:30 when Mrs. Peter peclally for students new at the
Your luck -to find all the filmy undies
The Young Adults Group will ToldwUl revtew ''These Righls College to present to them some
, . . that wisp df a stocking . . . that bit
meet at 8: 30 and hereafter will We hold." Ctrcle 2. chDlrman Mrs. of the herltsge which Swarthmore
meet .regularly each Sunday at H. Hopkins, will meet 'at 12: 45 for offers as a Quaker instltutien.
of a bra . ~ ,that good liHI~ glr41~ • • .
this time for supper' and 'a meet- dessert at the hoine of Mrs. W. H. Interested FrIends are welcome.
ing. This group has be~ a series Linton, Valley road Wawa;- co-'
Mid-week meeting for Worship
'righ~ h~r~ in town at 'JOYCE LEWISI We'v~
of discussions' on cDmparative hostesses, Mrs. E. W. Crosby, Mrs. will be held on Wednesday evenall the b'randed line~ of lingerie you;4 like
rellgtons.
JDhn'1i:. :Fawcett. Call Mrs. Rutan ing, October IS, from 7:30 to 8
A joint meeting Df the Session Swarthmore 6-2394 tor 'trai:>s- p.m., and on eacil succeeding
the best . . . There's no need to trav~1
and Board of Tnistees will be portstion.
Wednesday at the same time, in
a-farl And our per$Qnal aHention to your
held on Tuesday
evening,
ClrcIe 3,ch-'
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",rman, Mrs, H arold the Meeting House.
14 a t 7: 30
, p.m. The _ders and GriftIn, will Weet at 10: 30 at ihe
wa~t~ ~arrie~thr~u~~ whether you need a
METHODIST NOTES
Trustees will hold a joint meeting home of Mrs. J. Albright Jones'
The Sunday School meets at
'n~w ",it or a 5~QFf t~ 99wit~itl
to decide upon a recommended
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bud et tD be
nteCi to th box luncheon and members bring 9: 45. Classes are provided for
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g
ti
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her
e knitting wool for afghans. Circle
cDnlP'!'ga on l' ov"'1' "
, 4 chBlrman Mrs P Wlllard children of Bll ages end for adults.
This week, Mr. Bishop and Mr. cnme, ~ll meet at th~ home of The youth Adults meet at 9:45,in
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the Ladles', Parlors.
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CHURCH SERVICIS
Mrs. J. ROf Sriape,lO:30 a.m. 737
The minister WU1 preach at the
--'.-=:::::-:====~- ~ I Harvard a,velll!e; co-hostess. Mrs. 11 o'clock service. "
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SWARTHMORE
'> St~hel1 ~adger, box lUncheon;'
The' NUrsery for children Is
ClrcIe 5,c"",rman
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Mrs.H. .
L open durlnll' the morning service.
PRESBYTE:ltIAN ,CHURCH
JoSeph P. Bishop, .!iJlni.ter
Peel, wUl meet at'10:30 at the Mrs. 'Ray L. Harlow and Mrs.
Johri Stet~~r, Ass!sIl!nt'
home Df Mrs. Robert Boyle, 18 WeSley V. Franc. will' be in
, s!lliday Oc",~rl'
9:30 A.M.~hurch School, Men's Amh\U'st avenue; Mrs. J. V. charge.
and .Women" Bible Closes.
Bishop will revlI'''' "Cry. The
The ushers for the, day are
- ":
9:lIO and 11:00 A.M.-Mr. Bishop B,elDved Country" in the morning; Peter Murray, Wesley V. France,
will
pr~a(!h.&
. ,'. 1$ .
box 1unch ~n. Clrcle6, ch-'
Wednesday,
Oi:to~r.
",rman
10.:00 A. M.-..S\argtcBl 'DresslnllS.
Mrs. ,Herbert Sanford; will meet
METHODIST' CHURCH
at 10:30 at home of Mrs. George
,
D
orin!
Warren, 327 S. Ch¢e, road, coR Ol' N . K eiser, .0.. '''': der
SundAy OotoMr 12
hostess, Mrs. WIUard, the program
9:45 A.M.~hurch School and will be in the morning - a book
Young Adults.
review by Mrs. Peter Told; box
11;0.0 A.?oof. - The MinIster will luncheori.
l1~~~ai~.~hurch Nursery.
. Circle 7, chBlrman Mrs. George
__.::..;;~=~=-====="':"'__ I~UDter; will meet at 10:OO.ln the
H. La~~~f=~':: Rector Woman's AsSociation Room of the
8uilday Ootober 12
church; sewing In' the morning,
8:00 A. M;-Holy Communion.
box luncheon, followed by sllde.
9:30 A.M.~hurch School.
in afternoon In basement room of
11:00 A.M.-Morn.ing Prayer.
Loemer Building. Circle 9, chalrWednesday, October 15
man Mrs. Martin' Luther, will
7:15 A.M.-Holy Communion.
meet at 10'.30 at home of Mrs. W.
S.tunlay, October 18
(:f~ast of St. Luli:e)
Alfred Sniith, 25 Ahlherst avenue;
10:0.0. ;\.It{..-:ijo!r .CommunI0n.
box luncheon.
THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY'
Circle '10. Evening Circle, ehalrOF FRIENDS
man Mrs, Walter Moir, will meet
Sunday October 12
at 8 p.m. in the Woman's AssoCia9:45 A.M. - First - Day School tlon Room of the church, com_taaltiol: Staw 0..._ d v.. S~.
Classes - Whittier House.
..... .....,... tb'II..a. chrozM .bMI diKa" OpUoaal at n13
9:45 A.M.-Adult Forum, Meet- hostesses, Mrs. William Ramsay,
ing House. Mather Lippincott & Mrs. F. G. Forwood.
•
Earle Edwards speaking on
HFriends in a Revolutionary
TRINITY NOTES
World.··
. -;r
11:00 A.M.-Meeting for worship.
At 8 o'clock Sunday mOl'Ding
VISItDrs welcome. (Cblldren will there will be ,a celebration of the
be cared for dUJ'inli Meetln&.)
All d rt
7:80 P.M.-Speclal meeting for Holy Communion.
epa new students at college ..Clar- ments of the Church School will
ence Pickett Speek\ilg on ineet at 9: 30 a.nI. The regular
~Frle!lds Activities", Meetlnll service of Morning Prayer will be
0'1ionday, October 11
held at 11 o'clock. ,The ushers ~or
0It
All-day sewing for the A,F.S.C. the services wUl 'be as follows:
J: E. Bell, C. S. Brown, W. L.
We.tnesda7, 'October 15
All day sewing for the A.F.S.C. Cleaves, J. P. Espenschade, w: R.
Eleven e][ci~f$ ~1 ~..f"es inc1udiQ, the SlacrUner "bard-top"
7:80 P.¥.-?oofl\l.-week M,eetlnll for 'Faw~ett, R. G. H~g, B. Harrar,
WDI'!Ili~. 10Ieetina Ho~.
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and -J. Reynolds. ugh Morrison
SpaciOUS interi. climenaton, I S:u,~~:r proportions I
"'..CiDiTtS\'
I. scheduled to serve as acolyte
at the o'clock servi~ and Rollin
Deep-bedded ri"":u,g ~ I
~i:JJin8
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Park Awnue below B.nard Wrliht' at 11 o'clock. The St.
" ,sa.au ootilller ~
~eent" Gulld will meet in the
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See-and try-~ buf-aSWlllel1oa)er I
ot _ _
11:011 A.•.""S\lildIiY !!elioo1.
cleaves 'l\OO\n at 'T: 30 p.m. .
11:"'" A.lIt.-The' [;esSOn.;sermnn
The first meetlnll of the Girls'
AI t.odek ofhi •• iri"~.~ .~ fit 0 • •'" .....
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Is A;,e Sin, Dlsease and Death ChGIT WUIbe held Monday afterReaU, ,
.
At I • loclt
'Wednesday evenlnl mee1In« noon at 5 o'clC1Ck.,
oc
8_'
eaell week, 8 P.M. lteadlng room Monday evenlnII the vestrY wU1
OlIOft, ~.Ily ~ SUnday 12 to 5 meet. .
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On'l'uesday at 'S,:3O p.tn.. tho!
P~llYI~~~DS.
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M!"4c Club will be
held In Whittier House on Monday
evening. October 13 at 8: 15.
John Sears has ljnIIDgedan allMozart program: the Piano
Quartet In E fiat, the Flute
Quartet in A Major. and the Hom
Quin tet In
E IIa
t. The
p1ayers will
be Florence Haddad, violinist;
Theodore Von Laue and Ollver
Rodgers, violists; .Robert Hilker!,
cellist; William Trumpl!!r, flautist;
Nancy Darllng. hom-player and
John Sears, planlsi.
DIUCIOUS DINNIRS te SUIT tile TASTI of EYERTONI
TENDER STEAKS alld CHOPS Cook_II to Orchr
EXCEILEl'IT BANQUET AND PAIlTY FACILITIES
BUSmESS MEN'S LUNCH 12-1130 P. M.
Comfort.ble Room.
Dliy er W..k
EI..mr
A1r-CendlUeaell
8TH TH H· VEN INN
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Swarthm.nt. Pa.
WALTER E. PARROn. Mg~.
Telep"elle Swa.... mo... 6-0610
PRIE PARKING
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Old and both
n~w members
will be
_
",elcomed.
active musicians
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Dr. and Mrs. James D. Nelson
returned to their home In Spartanburg. S.C.. M 0 n day' after
spending a few days visiting Mrs.
Nelson's parents Mr. .and Mrs.
Carl de Moll of Park avenue.
I
. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Valentine of Benjamin W",t avenue
s pen t the week-end visiting
friends In Washington, D.C.
.
Richard F. Barnes, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence H. Barnes of
WesttoWn, fonnerly of Swarthmore, received the degree of
Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering from the University of Delaware on Sept'l"'ber 21. Before
entering college. Richard had
served with the Air Force for
seven years. He is currently on
the Mechanical Engineering staff
of the DuPont plsnt In Wilmington.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Halsy Knapp of
Shiloh, N.J., and Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert McCollom of Academy
Gardens. Philadelphia were weekend guests of Mrs. A. M. Alllson
of Vassar avenue. The birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Knapp was
observed with a family dinner
party Sunday.
for every need I
Plen., of pell hi Wltir tI tID ..
klteb .. Ind ",• .., ..... Is,...
wlUt latollllllc PI WIIIr • __
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fir,...
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and t~ose who Ilke to listen and
help In other ways.
NEWS NOTES
@WATER
NEATIN'
gives plenty .0' Hot Wafer
II_
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Catherman's
D~ Store
.IILIIIL.III 'ILICTIIC COM.I.'·
'~
If
y~u
are
und~r
th~
. Mrs. Reavis Cox, of Walnut
lane. director of
Chlld Study:
InstIlute at Bryn Mllwr Collegl',
will lead a disCUBSl.on of the new
booklet"DIaclplineinOur Sehools"
when parents of Martha Shaw's
Colle,e avenue fourth grade meet
In the hillh school museum room
ThUrsday evenlnll,
R. Mildred Kidd, elementary
supervisor, and Jean Stratton.
guidance counsellor. represented
Swarthmore schools' In preparing
the boOklet published by the
SUburban
Group A Schools
which Study
also .councn,
Includes
Ablnston. Cheltenham,Haverford,
Lansdowne, Med!a, • R anor
d
r
Sprlng1leld. and Upper Darby.
Local school nurse Edith Kenney,
former h I g h school principai
Robert Amsden. and several elementary and high school students
appear In illustration in the book
which is highly pictorial. Mrs.
Thomas G. Casey chairman of the
parents group, states each parent
will be provided a copy for the
evening in order that everyone
might take part in the general
discussion.
The mothers and fathe;s will
assemble in the museum room at
7: 30 tor colleo and a vjsit to the
classroom which Is one of the two
elementary ones transferred to the
high school building this year.
Promptly at 8 o'clock a business
sesslon'will be held. followed by
a brief outline of the year's plans
by Miss Shaw, and the ''DIsclpline" discussion.
PARENTS~ NIGHT
Parents of· Junior and Senior
High School students went back
to "school" T u e s d.a y night.
"School" started wllh a homeroom
period where homeroom teachers
explained the devotioifal exercises,
attendance procedures and announcements which start each
school day . .
From homeroom the' parents
followed their children's schedules
through six 10-minute perloda and
.'activlty period. Teachers of the
dlfterent classes explained the
methods of instruction. homework, subject matter and goals of
the different courses. Parents had
an opportunity to examine textbooks and uk questions.
ThIs annual event gave parents
,~(reaUstic sample of a day at
school,. including such unscheduled i terns as getting lost between
cla-s and arriving late.
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Local Volunteers Aid CO.
T.B. A,sn. in Public
. Examinations
A· crand total of 554 persons
took advantage of the free chest
X-rays spomsoi-ed October 1 by
the DelawaN> County Tuberculosis
and Health AssoCIation. In cooperation with the committee for
the Swerthmore Borough and
school
the survey
was .
held in authorities
the gymnasium
at the Col_
lege Avenue School.
From 12: 3(1 to 3: 30 the Assoclation's stall. under the direction of
Robert W. Bernhardt, took cm
of 246 students and members of
the faculty, and between 3: 30 and
5. 6:30 to 8:30, x-rayed 308 of
the townsmen.
Signs posted at the gymnasium
building directed men and women
by separate routes to the gym
floor where the equipment was
sel up. Members of the local Red
Cross Chapter assisted the project
•
with clerical details.
Greeting the examinees were
co-chairmen Mrs. Lesne Wetlauf~ and Mrs•. Carroll P. Streeter
with .lall aides Mrs. H. Glenn,
Mrs. H. Leroy McCuen. Mrs. Hans
Steinfeld, Mrs.· Walter Dlcldnson.
Mrs. Robert Bradford. Mrs. James
. Davis sod MrS. C. Russell Phillips.
Typists tor· the occ!'Sion were .
Mrs••. David Bingham and Mrs.
David ·Wisdom. Gray Ladles volunteering their services included
Mrs. A. W _ Bass, Mr.. Tbomas
Bradshaw, Mrs. Oliver Swann and
Martha Kelghton. L. C. Hbtings.
member of ·the Swarthmore Lions
Club. assisted the men.
Chest X-ray surveys are made .
available to communities through
the annual Christmas Seal Sales.
Cooper F9unclation Lectur~
OnPoefry for Scientist
The WtUlam J. Cooper Foundation together' with' tiie Departments. ,of .Physics· sod Eng1Isb
Literature 01 Swarthmore College
will ·present a lecture tonight by
Th"mas Rice Kenn, Fellow of the
Royal Society of Literature. on
the topic ..poetry for the Setentist." Mr. Heon is a Fellow and
SenIor Tutor of the Faculty of
Engllsll, a~ ,Sal,nt· Catherine's· College, Cambridge University. The
lecture will bf: glven In the
Friends . Meeting . House on the
college campus .at 8: 15· p.m.
In 1947 he gave the first in a
"I saw It in The. Swarthmorean." series of lect~es- speclanY. designed to introduce the fleld of llteraillre to science students at Cambridge 'who had· been forced
C()'ED BEAUTY
through specla11;ation to. Ignore it.
The
COUl'Se was popular. and in
SALON
1951 Mr. Henn's lectures were
printed under the :tltle "The
AIR-CONDITIONED
Apple and the Spectroscop....
In his lecture this evening Mr.
Open Th.ursday Nigh'"
Henn :will .be discussing the field
,PARK and DARTMOUTH AVE,
covered by his last book, the
presentation of poetry so as to
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arouse' the In~ of the ac1enUst.
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MUSIC CLUB PROGRAM
II FOURTH GRADE PARENTS
The opening meeting of the
TO DISCUSS DiSciPLINE .
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Gibson weeks' with their son Mr. H. H.
left Monday for their home In Or- Gibson, Jr.• ' and family of Elm
,
66 and in good heal'h
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twEem~8WE
as a non-group member
OetCJl>ei' 10, 1952
Mothe~ Plan Kiddie
Dr. Fusse
resses Club
on International
Affairs
Plans are being completed for
the Kiddie Karnival ..... _~ spon
.
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IOred by the Swarthmore Mother's
Club. The Knrnlval fa beIt\J held
besi
on R. u ..ers, avenue . de the Old
Bank B.ulldlng from 11 a.m. to 8
p.m. on October 25: Chairman.
Mrs. James CJlfford h8s on her
committee Mrs.. John B. Roxby;
Mrs. Walter Moir. Mrs. J. Earle
Edwarda, Mrs. Stuart Fuller.
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Mrs• J 0hn B"rob eck, M rs ...
MlIlor
Stein,Mrs
. John Yingling,Mrs
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. Joseph Shimp. Mrs. James Marsh
Mrs. Arthur Snyder, MrS Kurt
Bohnsack aJ! d Mrs. Art h u r
Loeben
Dr. Francis. Fussell addressed
h CI b I
t e
u
ast ,vening on the
theme "A,.Siateswoman Discusses
the International Scene." She
Now you and your family can loin
BLUE CROSSand BLUE SHIELD no matter
where you work-ncr matter wheth~r
you eire eligible for group m ........
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only one BwE CRoss-there .s only o!,e ~.
SHIELD, These are the famous nonprolit,.oommumty. .'
sponsored plans-the only plan. backed by hospiials
and doctors themselves.
BwE CRoss gives you hospital
may not come even c1oeeto equaling your biIl.lIuJB
CRoss takes care of room, meals, nuniDg.-n.....
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o~ medi~..urgical ~ Cor ~_t ";'y
disease, IDJUlY, fraeture .or dWocation, .
Until November 15 only, '" help ceI~ lIuJB
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Within a few short weeks freezing temperatures will be
with us with all the aHendant inconveniences for the unprepared
motorist.
There is no need t~. suffer these inconveniences, your car
can· go trouble·free throughout the cold winter months if you
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let us prepare it for winter driving.'
. Our thirty years 'of automotive experience, plus the sincere
desire to serve you, adds up to the assurance that our winterizing plan means trou,ble-free winter motoring at the lowest·
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Drive in today and let us show you ho~ to get the maxi"
mum win,er car protection foi" the minin'lum cirri~unt o.f money.
M.l" ordinary carpeting fe.llik. luxurioul Orient.1
rugs. Adds years of we.r. K•• ps rugl in pl~ce.
$tme cashton.. Clift b. cut down or ... dd.d to and
"'" wiIIo bath sum_ and wint., rut.. Id••I·I.,
• • • for 0 Fall VOCOlion. wllh _
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sal tv b,"zes. lle«hftont ...ndecks and IIOtthes.
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RQTARIANS TODAY AT 12: 15
. !lwarthmore Rotarians will hear
Z~ck· Taylor, AssocIate Editor of
the. Coun~ry Gentleman, and a
no~ poUtical. writer, .peak to
the club agaln before another
national· election.
. Mr. Taylor ia well acquainted
v.tlth Governor. Stevemon and ~
~eral .Eisenhower, also. Senators and Congressmen In our
Nation's Capitol are famlllar· to
him. He will present his knowledge.as the the quallty and character of both 'presidential candldates
.
----'----7th .Grade Mothers
All seventh grade mothers are
Invited to a tea Monday, October
13, at 2: 30' in the Visual aid room
at the high school. Following a
short business meeting,Mrs.
Mari9n K. Becker of the Engnsh
department, wi 1\ address the
group.
YOU NEED RUlBEIt CYSHIONS
UNDER YOUR RUGS.
CTOBE-
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Three Classes-Individual. Group. Floats
l/You Have Cowboys
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THURSDAY, OCT. 30th
William H. LeCSnian
1330 West Montgomery Ayen~e, Rosemont
• to
The Bryn Mawr Physlclall. .0Uding
Aero•• frHo' til. ..ar of til. ii'yoo Mawr Hospital
Telepholle Brya Mawr 5.2507
Hoors
Appointment
BE80LlITION
wHEREAS. John H. Pitman during many. years of his life, rendered. devoted service to this· borough. and the larger community of
which it is a part:
WHEREAS, his successors in the work of local government feel
that we are all tremendously Indebted to this outstanding citizen and
former burgess. whose passing Is generally and sincerely regretted;
NOW. THEREFORE. be it resolved that the CollDcll of the Borough of Swartbmore, hereby adopts. as correct. and appropriate th"
editorial e;&pressions entitled "Swarthmore Loses a Good and .Faltbflil
Serv~t". In Tbe'Swarthmorean of ~ptember 26, 1852. a true COpy
of which Is affixed herelQ and made a part hereof.
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Be it further resolved that ~ resolution and the said ed!tonal
be 1Iled permanently of record In the offi~e of the ~orough Secretary,
and a copy threof be delivered to Mr. Pitman·s· WIdow, ElsIe Anders
Pitman.
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PASSED this 6th day of October A.D. 185Z.
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BOROUGH OF SWARTHMORE
By: H.
Council
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Attesl: ELLIOTT RICHARDSON
Borough Secretary
Alinual Hallowe'en Parade
PIANO TUNING
. SUn..t 9-5082
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. The club auditorium was beau- APPROVED
Ihis 6th day .
tifully decorated by members of of October A.D. 1852
the garden department". The tea
CHARLES R. RUSSELL
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arrangement of dark red dahlias ,,;
Roses and fall fiowers we"';
PIANO STUDIO
artistically arranged on the msotel. stage, small table and porch.
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Those In the receiving line wore
corsages made by Mrs. A. P.
SWarthmore 6-4910
234 Park Avelille
Shenkle
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The ~pening tea Is the starting
.
signal for the many activities
of II
J
the club as well as an occasion for
r. Club Models
renewing acquaintance with old
Century Fashions frienda ,and making new ones.
.
Tuesday s tea was a successful
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one, and great credit is due to the
v
respons.ble .for favors and pro_ ~artw~ous;W..
CO~mmi;W;;tte;Wes..,~W~WM:r.
gra,?", and Mrs. Gregory Heath
for mvitations Mrs =al
Assembly Tlme-06:15 - Old School Lot
' . ... ter Hannum. was the evening'. hostess.
Yale alld Kellyoll Avenlles
Select Your
WIth the C~ub 011. to an alispiclous start, Its members extend
Starting Tlme-:-7:00 P.M.
NEEDLEWORK GUILD
a hearty' 'tati
t
10Vl
on 0 women of
~e comm~lty to visit its Tuesday
Articles Now
ALL AGES INVITED
rught ?,eetm~s. The next program
Is of timely mterest to all since it
INFANT - CHILDREN
wl11present a talk on "Party PlatWOMEN'S APPARREL
forms·and Voting Recor" .. at 8'20
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as
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will be divided. llito three sectlolls EACH:
p.m., October 21, 10 the Woman's
Ae Early SeloeH';. will
Club House .
Comic. Fallcy Dress. Most Original
_-,-_._ _ _ _ __
Holp Your Gro.p Captal••
''ZACK'' TAYLOR ADDRESSES
tlie
Plano TUners
.
Lasl summer
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a bar gb f
had an accide t _ cOu tin amiiy
needed 'blo
n m aro a and
entitied t !1.~••Because they were
•. O. 10 Swarthmore. the
~o~~lty In which they were
Rosp.tilized got In touch .wlth the
e~ Cross alld acqulre.d it on a
rec. r I
p oca arrangement. The Red
Cro",! stands by when it Is needed.
Here. a chance to stand by,Red
Cross, by giving blood on October 16.
"I saw it in The Swart1:pnorean."
from
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TWPHOII£
A.
for one year
Annou.nees the remoyal of his office
,For:ftill ulronnat!on,
coupon />elo1l' or
sunply telephone. But act now-you have only until
. November 15 to take· advantage of this special offerl
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MORRIS
us:~ cus~:
.0gnilln
• ~t'!'thrc tWas
to becoming a
Sl
peace and
freedom alongeawith communism
about the tremendous populatio~
shifts approxbDating those at the
time of the settlement of thls'continent about the Increasin
Id
sho~e of food, and !ew~:e_
mendous impetus around ,·the
world toward "Land reform"
.
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These things she said' were In
part the res.dt of a prMominant
world "fear", and In part a cause
of it.
She spoke of such uofavorable
developments In the Internationai
scene as the deterlorlation In the
relations between the United
States and the Soviet Union the
,
. heavy armaments preparations on
both sides the Korean stalemate
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the four "little wars'~ in the
Pacl1lc area, the increasing r~
sponsibllities for the United States
in the Middle East, the ''trouble
. spots.. In Europe such as Germany, the Saar. and Trieste.
~ the matter 'If favorable devetopments she pointed out the
comparative progress in 1hereglonal defense ''umbrellils'' under
the United Nations; the accelerated . "closeness", '. of 'Eln'Ppe' . as,
evidenced by the progress toward
an Intergrated army. eConomic
union, and political federation;'
the ellorls of India to'prOvide' a
. ''buffer Third Force" betWeen
U.S. and the U.S.S;R.'in Asia. Dr.
Fussell then analized the foielgn
policy Issues' in the' 'Ameri~an
presidential C"ampaign in 'terms of
the respective party platforms, the
position of agreement on the part
of the candidates, and the areas
of diIlerence between them.
Dr. Fussell ",as introduced by
Mrs. Leroy Peterson.
The first book reviJ!w will be
held at the home of Mrs. David
. Ullman, 46 Amherst avenue on
Wednesday, October 15 at 8 p.m.
Mrs. John Michael will reView
"Gown of Glory" by Agnes S.
Turnbull.
National Assoclatlon
. Specl.lllt I. l.hr..1 M.dlel ••
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DR.
Mrs.
J hn Yln~"0d
......g. Mary Lou Thayer
About 200 members and guests
an~e=o~:;er. ta' 15
attended the opening tea of the
f
s quo 18 0 pints. Woman's Club of Swarthm re
0 blood. That means between 200 Tuesday aftern
0
and 225 persons must be reclstered
oon. The guests
to receive that much as all blood were received by the officers of
does t
t'
the club and past presidents preno
mee
specl1lcations
sf
Residents of S arth'
ded .at the tea table. The hosneed blood will w
more. who pitallty committee. of which Mrs.
.
. . receive it WithOut 'Clarence C "'--'k Is hairm
charge through the Red Cross. served
' ~'au<;
c .
an,
This is .not true'ln all comm ._ t
refreshments. In addl~on
ties but 'the locai Red C
burn
0 the committee the follOWIng
req~ested tiiat aU resid r:,be°ard gave their efficient aid: Mrs. E.
titled to blood. The
Dwight Brauns. Mrs. Birney K.
is to have donors aod their . _ Morse. Mrs. Charles R. .Russell,
mediate family. entitled to blllDod OMrs. Walter O. Heinze and Mrs.
. 0
scar M. Hook.
:rO~bout:~ r!sing tide of na-
.Memberof
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Blood ~~n;::r ~~ober 16
Opening Tea Held
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Tues.
at
Woman'
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WOMAN'S CLUB NOTES \' William
Ward and her young son daughter Dorothy In Washington
.
have returned from a 10-day on Saturday.
The pa,mting class wlll meet motor trip to Cincinnati Ohio and
Mr" 1\I\c! ~; A.- l\Obb CQIl~
Monda~, Oc.tober 13, at, 8: 30 a.m. Batesvllle, Ind., where ihey vislt- of ,Kenyon avenue have been
Florence Tncker is the Instructor. ed Mrs. Crosset's mother Mrs. spendln, the pIist week' on a
Tuesday at 10:30 a,nJ.. a m ....t l D I l '
, ,
,
,
of the drama department wlll be Nora Pohlme),er.
motor trip along the Eastern
held. :earbara Pearson Lange will
Mr. and Mrs. WillIam E. Wit-, Shore of Maryland•
read Christopher Fry'. "Venus ham of Crest lane entertained at
Mrs. Walter DoucIas of Seaford,
a dinner at Water Gate Inn on DeL, witll \l!l;70 \U\ll "''' ~don,
Observed ..
.
the Potomac FrIday .evening, spent last' weejt wIt., her parents
At 2 p.m. on 'l'uesaay, the club October 3 10r out-vf-town guests Mr. and Mrs; H. F.' Brown of
will hold Its stated meetInJ and attending ,the wedding of their North Chester road.
tea. The drama deP!'rtment will
sponsor a one-act play presented
by the Little Theater Club of
Swarthmore College.
'
Thursday, October 16, at 10 a.m.
the art department will have an
all day trip to PhilUps Mill, New
Hope. LuncheOn at New, Hope.
For transportation call .Mabel
Talley, Swa~hmore 6~7079 or
for lie.
Mrs. Ross W. Marriott, Swarthmore 6-4534.
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,
At 2: 30 p.m. Thursday the edusction department, Mrs. Peter E.
S~per.Cu5hion
Told chairman, and the healih and
welfare department, Mrs. Judson
by
,
R. Hoover, Jr., chairman, win
hold a bUsiness meeiiilg a!,d tea
at the home of Mrs, Hoover,
Brookhaven and Engle roads,
Wallingford.
Remem..... 90% of all
FrIday at 9 a.m. the ,rhytht!rlc
tire trouble occun in the
danolng group will hold the ftrst
of Its' regular FrIday mornIng
last 10% 01 tire lilemeetings. Allee Kraft Is the In, struotor.
Swa" .ho.. smooth'••
NOW.
There will be a meeting of the
literature department on ,Friday
at 10 a.m. Mrs. Roland G. E.
mlman, who has .;pent the past
summer In Europe, will speak on
"Some Literary Shrines Visited."
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.YES, TBERE IS A
DIFFERENCE IN BIEAD
W"e,n Y!llU buy en-'
W.r. lire,
rkhed Sup........read
you'... IU... of better
value, high quality
,tan~ardl, a
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~lIln8 for -.... body.
building, healthful
food..
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FRESH ROLLS
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SPANISH BAR CAKE 45c
Supreme Auo....d
Virginia L..
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CBEESE SPREAD Z~ 83c
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GO 0 DjYEAR
CHESTER aad FAIRVIEW ROAbs
Change of Date
~S~\~4fHl
U. I. Govt. Graded Prim. or Choice'
TRADE NOW
Fusco & Alston
P.bst-eU Cb.... Spre.d
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GI_daIe CIa.... Food
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Pha.. Swarthmore 6-3681
The American Home department of the Woman's Club will
hold'its next meeting at 2 p.m. on'
Thursday, October 23, instead of
October 20, as scheduled in the
club calendar. The meeting and
tea will be held at the home of
Mrs. William C. Morris, Marshall
and Temple roads, Glen Mills. All
members of the club are cordially
invited. Tholle needing transportation may call Mrs. W. Alfred
SmIth, .chatrman of the department, at f3W 6-6864. ,
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WHEATIES
WHITE TUNA c::~(,=,I) 6~:~3Ic
JIFFY PIE CRUST MIX(~::'';h.al) loe
GRAPEFRUIT.£'it. (1:=1)3'!::25c,
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DE, MARKET, Chester Rd., Swarthnae
Open Thursday and Friday to 9 P.M.,
Open Saturday "til 6 P.M.- ' ,
CHAIRMEN NAMED
AT WOMAN'S CLUB
NEWS NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine FIne of
Department and Committee Swarthmore avenue 1eft last
chairmen of the Swarthmore Saturday for a two-week vacawoman'. Club have been appoint- tIoo. In Bermuda. Upon their reed for the :rear 11102-53. They are tum, the;)' will apend a week
.. toll.,..:
1DOtorIq tbrouCh New EncJand.
S=~=.,:=::r.~F!!!:: an:ru.:.~:.::!~.~=
Miss Linda DeArmond, a former
Swarthmore resident, who has
been spending the .uinmer In
Ocean City, N.J., left last week to
spend the winter months In C1earwater, J!'la.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. '!'urft
of Guernsey road entertained u
recent week-end guests Mt. and
Mrs. Arthur Seibig of Lake Shore
Hotel, Cleveland, and Mrs. II.
Geclder of Lakewood, Oblo.
' Mr; and Mrs. Ed~ J. Faulkner
of Dlckln80n avenue were hasta
to members of the staft of the
School Ii> Rose Valley tor a weekend at their cottage at Buck HlJl
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Melch,a'e'I's eoll'ege Ph
acy
N. Hay; Art, Mabel Talley; VBlII8I' avenue has enrolled as a
Drama, Mrs. David Bingham; Ed- freshman In ~e arebltecture
,
ucation, Mrs. Peter E. Told; Gar- course at Rensselaer PO~hni
,.,
"'den, Mrs. Wl1!i a m H. MaIn; Health Institute, Troy, N.Y.
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and Welfare, Mrs. .Judson. R.
Mrs. Wllllam A. Jaquette -is re--'
t
Hoover, Jr.; International Frlend- siding In the Swarthmore Apart' '
ship (Councll of International ments after ""'PIlI-ring at Little
Clubs), Mr.. S. MIlton :Bryant; Deer Isle" Me.
International Relations, Mrs.
Mrs. 'Sewell W. Hodge of Ogden
Morris H. Fussell; LecJslation, avenue was 'hostess ,to ''The
Mrs. Claire H. Jeglum; Literature, Eightsome" at a luncheon-bridge
Mrs. Roland G. E. Ullman; Motion at her home last week
WED. lit,. SAr.
pjc~es, Mrs. Rober.t J. ~urner; Mrs. S. Milton Bryan~ of South
MUSIC, Mrs. J. Leslie ElliS; Or- Chester road, chairman of the
chestra, Mrs. J. Kenneth Doherty; committee of International FrlendTravel, ,Mrs. J. Archer Turner and ship of the Woman's Club, enterMrs. J.os.ph B. Shane; youth Con- tained the members of the comservaUon, Mrs. Henry I. Hoot.
mittee at a tea on Monday.
Committee Chairmen
D
'Admissions Mrs Ch 1
L
r. and Mrs. A. S. V. Orr of
ar es
. Chester f
I
f S rthm
,
.
Boyle' Antiques Show M
' ormer y 0
wa
are,
Francis H. Forsythe a'nd
have bought a farm ~e~r Del\ton,
Norman W. Kent; CiVil Defense ~d. Dr. Orr, a, prac~lcmg physifor many years, has retired'
Mrs. Charles W'. L ....
;at;Ier acting
_ e ns,• Com-'clan
d '11
munity Service, Mrs. Raynham an WI move!<> MaryJand in the NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BY
Aspirin made
T Bates· Flnan-e M'
Th
near future, Mrs. Or.!" has been ac- on the REXAll RADIO SHOW - SUNDAYS •••
O J " "
rs.
omast'
. th
.
IIlt~4!!!;;~,·t
K Brown Jr' Histo'
M"
Ive m
e Presbytenan ChUl'ch
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nan, ,ISS
d th W
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and
in
UFE • LOOK' POsi·
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FARM JOURNAL
Aiice M. Lukens; Hospitality, an
e oman s Club of SwarthMrs. Clarenee C. Franck; Hos,tess- more.
100 - 5 grain tablets.
,Helen Cornell BATH POWDER
.
es, Mrs. Robert B. Clothiel;"
'Dr. and Mrs. John R. Bates and
..
H'
d
G
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famity
of
North
Chester
road
For
lingering
luxul}',
after'
the
bath
:.;
•••
REG.
$1.00
for.
H ouse, a"J.rs. owar
. Hopson;
::'2for55
Junior Adviser, Mrs Wllllam R. spent a week-end at their sumRexall STORK NURSER
.
Huey; Luncheon, Mrs. E. Dwight mer home at ,shoreham, L.I.
Complete 8 ounce feeding unit. •••••••••. REG. 351 for
Brauns; MallIng List, Mrs. T. E.
Mr. Leslie Walmsley of l!l'orth
. All purpa.e Antls.ptlc
.Lavender Mentholated SHAVE CREAM
Hessenbruch; Membership, Mrs. Chester road left last week by
and Moulhwash
Samuel T. Carpenter; Mothers' plane on a ,10-day business trip to
Bl1;Ishless or 'lather. Sets up whiskers for
,qUick close shaves ••••••.••.••..•. REG. 591 TUBE
Club Representative, Mrs. D. Puerto Rico. Mrs. Walmsley acMace Gowlog; Mutual Exchange, companied her husband.
Klenzo HAIR BRUSHES Professional. ' .
Kills germs on contact
Mrs. Birney It. Morse; NeedIe- 'Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Marot half·round style. Pink, blue or white ••• REG. $1.00' for •
when used full strength,
work Guild, Mrs. Birney It. shall of Forest lane entertained as
Rexall Puretest HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
Full pint
Morse; Program, Mrs. Frank A. recent week-end guests Mr. and
REG. 191 for
3
%
for
medicinal
use.
16,
...•••••.
REG.
451
Hall and Mrs. Pierre Decrou8Z; Mrs. George A. Hess ot Newton,
Property, Mrs. Frank H. Mc- N.J.
ELITE
Cascade
Cowan;
Robert, Addis and David GIlPOUND PAPER
PublIcity, Florence J. Lucasse; ftlIan of Vale avenue spent the
CHRISTMAS
by Lord Baltimore
Remembrance, Mary S. Pusey; summer visiting their grandCARDS' ,
Rentals, Mr.. Walter H. Dlckln- mother Mrs. E. J. Turner at her
large flat sheets, fine
20 different cards, each
textured. Smartly boxed.
son; Reservations, Mrs Robert A. cottage at Buck Hlll.
an
exclu$ive
design.
Boyle; Rhythmic Dancing, Mrs.
Mrs. and 'Mrs, Robert, B.
RE8. 15, BOX 2for 861
Edward Cratsley and Mrs. Her- Clothier of Columbia avenue
c
bal1l'1fttnt
MG.
591
BOX
for
Mate.ill ens. R",I5, 2 88,
man M. Bloom; Secretarial Serv- enterlalned at a dessert-bridge
RU88INGALCOHOL
Ice; Mrs. Oscar Hart; Serving, party recentlY tor Mr. and Mrs.
IeIJeveS -sarenlll.,O(.
Ki.ENzO'ANnSEPTIC, red, cilllllmon fIIvored •• R", 11, .Ittli 2 for 801
Mrs. Paul H. Hertel;' Stage, Mrs. David Walker of WiImlnglon.
stlllMa ftOlll ""',
REXALL MIlJ( OF MAGNESIA, pint ........... RI,. U, 2for 401
ci.. II'
Albert L. Hilles"JI;'.,
Dr. and Mrs. Walter N Moir of
,
lEa.
I.,
,INT
for
South Chester road entertained
(On
he
Corner)
PRESENTS THE
Gel'. 'S, '6, '7, '8
:r:.:
'11' liND'
cas
'2 101
3 '36e
"2 for 60e
2 1'01
ASPIRIN
c
MiSl
'2 -BOC
'It
2 60
Dr. BlJd Mrs. Frank G. Keenen
of Harvard avenue have returned
from a three-week combined
business and pleasure trip to the
west coast.
Mrs., J. Albright Jones of EInt
avenue entert8ined members of
the Me\lical AUxilIary to Taylor
Hospital at dess!>rl Monday afternoon. At the business meeting
which followed, final plans for the
organization's Bazaar to be held
N9vember 7 hi ,RldIey Park were
discussed.
, Mrs. Willinm F. Hanny of Vele
'avenue was the. week-end gueSt
of 'former Swarthmore residents
Mr. anq Mrs: Horace Johnson of
Bethesda, Md.
Mrs. Lewis D. Lawrence of
Monrovia. Calif., with her young
daughter NancY arrived last week
to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs.
HenrY 1. Hoot of Lafayette avenue. Mrs. Lawrence will be
matron of honor in the wedding
party of her sister Miss Helen
Hoot who
be married October
18. Nancy will be ftower gtrl.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Alfred Smith
of Amherst avenue entertalned at
a bridge Party for out-of-town
,friends at their home Friday
evening.
Mr. and' Mrs. Allan Rumpf of
Pittsfteld, Mass., W\ll spend the
week-end wit h Mrs. Rumpf's
parents Mr. III\d Mrs. Norman W.
Krase of MiddIetown road, Media.
Mrs. Rumpf wiU be in the wedding party of Miss Patricia McCahan of Stmth Haven avenue.
Lt. and Mrs. William DeForrest
Fetzer of Sprlngfteld, Mass., will
be week-end guests of Mrs.
Fetzer's parents Dr. and' Mrs.
Frank G. Keenen of Harvard
will
avenue.
'IDE SWAR11IMOREAN
2for 4'6e
NEWS NOTES'
c
~_1"1952
Ill"""". 2 "
, Camera Club Meek
(\ cfP.'.
tR.CJ.f 'v.
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for
ypuraelf what kind of employer your wlephone company is, and to learn more about
tlle jo~ waitirii to be filled. You'll like the
people, the surroundinis, the pay--end you'll
find the work so interestiI1i that the time Hies
fast. 'You'll discover other advantages, too,
web lUI
..
STICK-COLOGNE
No _to ••• Idol for
lraVlI; Your choice.
lEI. $IM
for
2
MONACET: A.P.C.
TABLm 'or neuralgia
and -slmol. pain.
Bottle 01 25. lief. 28,
.
• V~ctlti~ns with POlY
• No Ixperl..... N••d.tI Ie Start
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battle. •• • •
fer.
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3for 791
REe. $1.35
Liril Floral BOUQUET
Hlllllllld '.polor Favlrlte.
Softens .nd perfumes bath
water. 20 patkets of ass't
Choice of assortd dark or
milk chocolates. Delicious
Selected CHOCOLATES
BUBBLE BATH.
I' ~~~~U£ 3for 981
@
I
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/\01."1 ••,,
/:9i,~
creams. carlmels,
briltles., 2 LB. BOX
COLOGNE COUPLET
Only 671 '
Lord B.lti';;-ii"nWIRE1
,WRITINC
rl
,STA110NERY
White vellum and sm.,rtly
desi",ed sheets.
with printed linilll.
«iIIet· .
4 IJZS, MIt ..,.ttl IIIlI
Myst.ri. CoIoanes; 2 delf·
tlte boltles In 1 boL
. . . wa.OIIy
I
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doctor.
I'
£asy.to-read Oral or Rectal.
Helps 'prevent tooth decay.
fresltf.asting ... fresh actin,.
3V. Ir. \jJIo1
$1.10 VALUE
MINERAL OIL
tasteless, non·
2far
Cllfttn mER
, 'TOOTH PASTE
1
TOOTH BRUSHES
Tuft8d, convex, oval and
fine texture. 211r 4Dc
n
hi. AMMONIATED
,
36 .... size plain
_ _.16 lSS't •
ellStie adhesift
titndtr PIc'..
,
22
YOU CAN DEPEND ON ANY DRUG PRODUCT THAT BEARS THE NAME ~=:D
.'
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vitamin capsules.
100'capsuI12 320
86C
2
Klenza 'Nylon
EXTRA HEAVY
With minerals. Multiple
Bridge, poker, or pin,oehle
..., 1m " " " '.., - ' ' ' ..........
I
PANDmE CAPS
PLAYING CARDS
.,.,biA
_,IF
·.R.'.
Prices subject to Fed. Ttl! whe!t appllcabl••
Lord Baltimore
U )'V1l ate .tW8YI c:ourteoua'OII the telephone, you're
..... to find ;pour party.1ine neighbon the - .
Happy rwult: _better telepl J .. Mliice for
comemecll
'
MI. Iad..w lliwt.
Dalty, Pta.
Arch 'liNt. I'tillal!l.lph", ...
30I
SACCHARIN TABLETS,"
boltl, 01'1000 •• 1", $1.08 :lfor 1.09
BORIC ACID; powder or cr,stll1;-. _ ........ R". 33, 2 for 341
HYGIENIC POWDER. 6 _
................ I". 15, 2for 661
PlASTIC SCUfFS, .,11104. colorful ............... 19' plr 2 far 601
REX·MAID RUBBER GlOVES, Itt quality lat~x. R".78' pIIir 2 for 801
VlCTOR~ HOT WATER BOrnE. 2 quatI ••••••• b,. $2.19 2for 2.20
VICTORIA' FOUNTAIN sYRINGE .... ; ....... RII. $2.59 2 far 2.60
REXILlANA, COUPSJflI9, 4 ounces .............. Re,. 591 2 for 601
HEUN CORNELL BOBBY PINS, 24's .........
10, 2for lH
MEDFORD'S FACIAL TISSUES •••••••••• ,.'... 300's 2 for 391
SAFEDGE GLASS TUMBURS, decorated •••••••••••• 2for 181
PLASTIC XMAS TREE ORNAMENTS, non·breakable •••'. Uor131
ELUY'S MOTH FUME CRYSTALS ••••••••• 16 ounces 2for 801
If. the road of .simple conoideradon. Remember the
th_ R. of party-IiDe courtesY- Reaooaable about
bow long you talk; Release the line for emergencies
when asked; Itep18~ the receiver gently when you
find the line in use.
• ."ular IInploymont
2
U" 2 for lOt
8II1II If 100, _
to good party-linetelephoDe service
• G_CI Chances
for Atlvancem.nt
.
.
.,.In
....... Splcaor~
HERE'S
THE
'ROAD
This is yO\U invitation to come in an,d _
"
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lincoln
of Westdale avenue have returned
from Medford, Mass., where they
were called by' the death of Mr.
LIncoln's mother Mrs. Edward S.
LinColn. Services were held In
Medford last week.
Mrs. DOtlldd CNmt of Riverview road and daughter Mrs.
Members of the Nether Providence Camera Club, meeting last
week at the Community Arts
Center, WallIngford, herird an il-.
lustrsted talk on tlie products of
Graftex, Inc. Ralph LeWis, was the
speaker.
'
The Club which meets ,the ftrst
and third Thurociays of each
month, will meet again October
16. Visitors are welcome.
as their week-end guests Dr and
Mrs. John S. Clemence and
daughters of WashIngton, D.C.
Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Molstad of
l\l.vetv!ew road,spent a week In
Atlantic City where Dt. Molstad
attended' a meeting 'of the Ameri~,
can ChemIcal Society. Previously,
Dr. and ·Mrs. Molstad had been
on a seven-week motor trip to The
Tetons, Glacier National Park and
the Canadian Rockies.
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.Oetober 10, 1952
THE . SWAltTllMOBEAN
papa
, ,
•
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Jenk- CO"NTY BRANCHES WIL
Mr. and Mrs. Heroort Sanford j====.;:;i=====;;;:;::;
of North Chester road have
. ..,.
'.
of Vassar avenue spent the weekROOFS
GU'ITERS
been entertaining as their house PLAN fAMILY FESTIVAL end on a motor trip through
REPAIRED & INSTAll m
~be oplDIoDI; ell.', Ige.~ . .
"' ...... - tbis eek th-I • ".u~htl"-l
. ,
'.
w .....part of the state..
WARM-AIR HEATING.
th_ 01 'be lDdI_ _- . . All
..-...... .
w
.... -,
The llve Delaware County
"':_u
.
Fumaees
Vacuum Cleaned
In-law Mrs. Edward A. Jenktos. branches of the Women's InterB8TATB N01'lCR
GEORGE MYERS
Jetton .. Tho .~
lie oIorDed. . . ....,.0 . ..., We
2nd and chUdreil of Cheater. N.J. national League for. Peace and IilSTATJ: or TBBOA au lHERt"OBD. Box 48-Swarthmore 6-0740
pod U tile la.iIUty ., 'tIIio 'iiftlk
Mrs. E. Van S. ClevelaDd 'If Freedom are pl~ a
~ ~ .. TBBO RUTHKR- I
Ja _all to, ___Mr. '''''... Park
avenue entertained at a party. bridge and' fliml1y
TeI'tamontalT on the aboVe I i
wW lie 'plllo_ eBI7 '" eM _
dessert-bridge
at
her
home
Thuraon
Saturday
afternoon.
- ~~ !ij ~
DEVINE IAXI SERVICE
1Nta..
day. Her iuests Included Mrs. 18. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
dem ...... &pIJi&t the
-~ .. Pa.
~-----------:I.rohn it Fawcett, ..Mrs. Herberi T. Wl1l1am A . Clarke.
'.
. decedent to make
.~
.....- Crumwald
tile _ . aDd aU
InServin, Swarthmore, Morton
Ia ,,"~OD
Bassett and Mrs. Alben T.
Farm. Rogers lane In WallingfOrd.
to tbe decedent to mA!
SOD of SWartluno~.
The money l'alsed wl11 he I p
wWlout delay to
since 1918
We wish to thank all our
CLASSIFIED
finance their educational activities
=a~lBBRl'OlID
Swarttlliiore 6-0444
friends and neighbors. who have
the coming year.
BU _ a l e Avenue
""'n so thoughtful and under.ERSONAL
Mrs. tds Palmer Stabler
Swarthmore. Penna.
. TOM SEREMBA
standing, which gives us courage PERSONAL ._. Regtstered Spen- Rulgers avenue.. inother of
Or
Esq.
UPHOLSTERER
C etl
Mr Eis
Clarke. Is the new chairman of the
and strength to go on.
cor ors ere.
•.
ie H. Mc- '-el-aware Coun"-' Board of the Cb-a+·r. Penna.
Wi11lams. Telephone Swarthmore U
'3
:"""-,,-::"1'==::-::-::-:::::::,=====-_
CUSTOM SLIP COVERS
it is a wortderful privllege. to 6-4583 for appointment.
WIL. She extends an invitation to
BOROUGH OP SWARTID40RB
Wa.lb... a·nlt
live In a community where we PERSONAL-If anyone wishes to all' Swarthmore people to come to
, ORDlNANCB NO. M5
or Slaro. Hili 0734
- another's
.'.
. and .subscribe to . the i~~.ar~;~!t the party f rom 2't'5,'1
k
AD
0!'d1-.
can share ,
one
joys'
o. 0 CDC.
n""""
No. 533 approved
February
HIgh publlcation.
T
sorrows.. . .
please call Swarthmore
he Clarke home wl11 be the
12. 1961. and ordinance No. 636.
Elsie Pitman and family. ,
leave name and address.
scene for. bridge. canasta and con:b=:..~t,,~:·
scription is only $1.16
versatlon. MyrUe McCallln,
"f'arlous oMcera and employes of
PETER 01 NICOLA
p!,stage.
Swarthmore teacher will he tlie
the Borough of Swarthmore. and
,
ord.lnance No. 64S. ap'Thlrd Gen.ratlon .1I11d..... PERSONAL-All kinds of cakes hostess In the house. assisting
Driveway Construction
8. 1952.
and brownies made to order. Mr.. Clarke. Tea will be served
THE BOROUGH
HORACE A,
Asphalt or Concr.te
Angel food a specialty. Call by . the following Swarthmore
DOES
1 of OBDA1N:
Swarthmore
6-4124.
REEVES
women Mrs. Philip Jewett.
CelioI' Walls Reo-Plast.red
PERSONAL-Any parent(s) wlsh- Mrs. John Comog. Mrs. Lewis
Bllilding Construc:tlon
ing to make an appointment. for Tan.guy. Ann Hussey and Mrs.
Phone Swarthmore 6-2526
week-day evenings. In order to .
. WitS TO THE IDlTOt
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tos
m.
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• Residential
• Painling
• Commercial • Repairs
• AlIerationa .
17V2 Soath C:h.stel' Road
Swarthmore 6-3450
m
RESIDENTIAL AND
COMMERCIAL
CONSTRUCTION
Alterations
P.!t. R. Freight Bldg.
Swarthmo.... Pa•
•
J. F. BLACKMAN
8W 8-1118
Charres E. Fischer
BUILDER
,
Swarthmore 6-2253
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At this time of the y~, there
'are about
··lIix.exira
.
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hours of' darknCIIII or half-light-ail:' hours in which a
pedestrian mWit be extracalltioua leat he heinj~
or killed on street 01' highway.
. .'
"
L!lte Autumn ••• Winter ••• early Spring ••. these are .
the ~ns When you. as a pedestrian. must' live up to
every rule of Iraflic safety. Early morning hours ate
apt to he hazy ••• the hOnrll of dusk reduce visibility
fOl'the motoriat.· often quite seriously. So take exira
precautionll few your lAm safety.
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•
THEATRE PHARMACY
HOlLYHOCK SHOP
BUCIIlWR.'S, INC.
HORACE A. REEVES
JOYCE LEWIS
E. L. NOYES and CO.
OIL BURNER
SERVICE
B. J. HOY, 5 AND 10
W. MARK BITfLE
FUSCO and ALSTON
f,fONDAY THRU SATURDAY
NOON
THE SWARTHMOREAN
WAITE
THE INGLENEUK
DRIVE CAREfULLY!
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DAY, anil ~OBT
SW 6-4041
. PETER E. TOLD
Mrs. Maurice L. Webster. Jr.•
of Elm avenue. wl11 have a display 'of ChriStmas cards. Helping
her will be Mrs. John Carroll and
Mrs. Leonard Dari. Mrs. Frederick
Muller of Media. national chalrman of Art for World Friendship•
wliich exchanges pictures palnted
by sc'hool children over the world.
will have boxed candy. 'the proceeds going directly to the cbst
of mailing:'
.
'Mrs. Roy McCorkel wl11 meet
all trains east and west bound at
the Wal\lngford station. Those
desiring . more. Information 9r a
map showing the way to' the
Clarke home. directly across from
the Community Arts Center. may
call Mrs. Henry· C. Patterson,
Swarthmore, 6-0850.
Mr. Theodore Purnell of Cornell
avenue represented petII1SYlvania
Military College at the two-day
Educational Con- . held at the
..... State
Educational Bulldln.g,
.
il.
Harrisburg last !Week. Mr.Purne
Is the Director of the Secondary
Education Program at PM~. He
also attended ·the COl::::~:'!!
dinner' held In the .
ball-room at which time D.:.
Seifert; ·.a personal friend of Mr.
Purrl'eIl's. was appointed Deputy
Superintendent of Public Schools
of pennsylvania by Governor
Maed..r, FIne.:
.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Fry, Jr.,
have moved from Swarthmore to
West Chester. Mrs. Fry Is the
former Mrs. Louise PlUlller.
MilS Dol'Othy Spencer" who. has
heeD In New ~, In41a: as'
SUNDAYS anol HOLIDAYS
SW 6-0740
MICHAEL'S COJ.l.E~E
PHARMACY
COAL
) FIREPLACE WOOD
J.A.GREEN
'704&
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PETER E, TOLD
A.. LI._s of Insurcrlllce
333 Dartmonth Avenne
swarthmore. Per.
Swillihinili'tl 6=-18~3
=
RUPACA. INC•
,....... Sq.a..
MI.. Stradley
SW '·1228
Notary '.bll.
A Comp'ete Insurance and Rea' Estate Agency
SWEENEY & ClY'DE
29 EAST 5..-0 ST., CHESTER
Phones: 3-6141 3-6142 4-4291 4-4292
Samuel D. Clyde, Jr.
George Plowman
Samnel D. C1ydQ'
J. Edward Clyde
Real Estate
-Insurance
I
Custom Homes
Construction Mortgages
attachl!ot
the St4te
:'~::=;II
WaslJlnltoll,D.C.;
for the
past ..
. --. -'Nurse desires ....ork yearS, Is vQJting. b_ parents lIr.
W~~E~ther and ne.... babt. anI! JIrI. R. ,C\!I!*ter Spencer·ot
1~~~~~~::~:::I(JMd.
11 If SW~ e- North s....uthmore aveu,ue.
L
1II
"W
(
10" leaves. Swarthmore
FOR SATE-Foreign stamps. at
low cost; Have tun - I!l1 the
..._ _ _ _.:.-_ _ _ _ _-., empty spaces of yoUr album at Ie
,;'
each. Choose from thousands from
all over the world. E. R. Lamblchl,
231 Hayerford avenue. Swarthmore 6-0611.
FOR SALE - G.E. refrigerator.
Phone Swarthmore 6-5876.
.
FOR SALE-Baby carriage. ,5;
.
baby scooter. $3; baby's wood
..
-...
,
.. - .
I
$6 bathCIll MIll,.... oR .~fNll • • •"1 1l1A1II'
i tricycle, $~; pay-pen,:
• ____) inette. $3;.2 gates. $4. Call Sw~lA'iIl iij:J.
more 6-6914.
=-_ _......;_
nAO~k....~. . .nnm
BAIRD and Bmo
WALTER
M. MAGEE
,.
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Swa.
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SWARTHMORE CO-OP
c:....tery M.morlal.
35Z5 EDGMONT AVENUE
CHESTER 3-9201
-0-
40" x o}
~ANDCO.
.
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And by actual instruction and your own good example;
teach your children to be careful. They are pedestrians.
too ••• inighty precious pedestrians.
Make every hour count lor happy living.
GEORGE F. CULLIS
The Evening Group of Delaware SO~lon S. Ordinance No. MS
Sal... llaDacer
yard of 30;,;7~iacies:_ County will have a clothesline of proved8eptem"". 8. 1952 '" i......by
SWarthmore 6.3890
nue. pair child's ',1
good but used chUdren's clothing repealod.
.
:~~~~~~~~~~~
yellow frame. Call at
and toys with Mrs Morris Hall
BOROUGH OP BWARTllMORB
morean office.
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By' H LINDLBY PBBL
as the chairman. She wiU be
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HELP
-;C;RRF.~FO::=R~~R~E~N~T~;;-;;;;:;:;:: .assisted by Mrs. Cella Haupt. Mrs.
Atteet: BLLI
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Unfurnished apart- Frances Pintzuk and others.
(sBAL)
Bo1:<>ugh Beeretary
Reperlrs and Malnt.nanc:_
mel,t, second-floor, three rooms
Mrs. Wallace McCrory has been APPROVBD this 6th day
Formlc:ci
Fcrbrlc:atlon
for business person. Ref- appointed to plan races and games of Oqtober A.D. 11162.
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-+--!teply to Box R. The on the spot to> keep the ,~~~:: 1OIIAlWISB..!.!'USI!JI!T,I.
SwarthmorellL
ELECTRICAL'
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busy when they are not
FOR RENT - Large attractive
Repaln
- Installations
second Iloor, near bath. the three· ponies which liave been Sw.rtllm..... '.1441
Contrcrc:tlng
to transportation and engaged • fro m 2: 30 to 4: 30.
WILLIAM BROOKS
Christman & Joire
Swarthmore 6-4124.
Laurence stabier will have his
ABhes
&Rubbl8h
Removed'
PHONES
FOR SALE .
chickens on display and Morris
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LaWnB
Mowed; General
Day
FOR SALE _ APPLES. Delicious. Hall and Mrs. JUleS Halpern wl11
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if wli"
7-4674
Cort1and. Smokehouse, MaclD- show a series of movie shoris for 236 BlrdlQ Xve~ortoll' Pa.
" and Jonathan's, the children's children.
favorite. Cider. El Rancho OrThe LanSdowne-Upper Darby
chards, Providence Road, one mlle group wUliltteDd..,,*, C!IIIIe
~~rJ!na~ Tree Hunt Club. under the I:haitmwhlp of Mrs.
I;Ilnce 1905
TYPING SERVICE
Charles J. Suplee, Jr.. and Mrs.
'alden • Paper Ma.gen
I~~::~V. Worrell. The Drexel HI11
La9al '.pen·- Th..... a.pam
Wo IhOilI. Senollll'
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Is coll..,Ung unUSed arPrO",p., .ffI.I••t ad ••••rllte
·Mlc.I,_.
Av••
ticles' tor the white elephant tablle,
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V1ith Mrs. Kenneth Brooks and
Ml'II. Edward Hollander as chairCa.tra.t or Hao.ly lat..
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TIlE BOUQUET
Il.~ &:
• Out of doors. many activities
..Asslatant to Health omcert200
year, payable monthly....
are planned. The refreshment
~. The com~t'on paybooth will be manned hy
to the Asslst4nt Health Oftlcer
be adJualOd In accordallce with
¥oylan-Rose Valley groups. Wl~n I
foregOing, covering the period
Mrs. Glen Oneal, Jr.. a~
I ;;;6ieiJ~-;aDuAry 1., 1951 to date; and the
man. assisted by' Mrs. Roy
II
ofIloers are hereby autbor1Eed
such revlalol18 of tbe buc!get
Corkel. Mrs. Richard Enlon
and appropriate reCordS as mao,. be
Mrs. Erich HauSen. .
De: ' "'1 to give "e1I'ect to the fore-
oiUiim.:::Ir;FO;;;~U~N~D~i7iiim~;: I
Don't croIIII IItreets against Iraflic lightS .... don't jaywalk • '.' never IItep into the road fro;m.between parked
car&. When it is necessary to walk on the highway. walk
fac~traffic. and at night. use afl8llblight to make
. 8ure you can be seen.
MARTEL BROTHERS
SWAR'I'HMORE
. NATIONAL
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BANK and TRUST 00•
(when their small fry are to bed)
please call Camera and Hobby
Shop. Swarthmore 6-4191 between
9 a.m. and 5:80 p.m.
PERSONAL - Rlldlos •. television
record changers and
appliances repalr_
service.' Robert
men.
I.A.GREEN
STRATH HAVEN INN
look over our toys, games, etc., Roger S. RusselL
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10
Q:15 P.M.-"Poetry for the Scientist", Cooper Lecture
Meeting House
SATUBDAY, OCTOBER 11
2:00 P.M.-Football: College vs. Susquehanna .•...•.. Alumni Field
·7 and 9 P.lI4.-Movies: "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" .. , Ciothler
7:00 P.M.-7th Grade Junior Assembly ... ,',..... Woman's club
8:30 P.M.-9th Grade Junior Assembly " ....•.•.. , Woman's Club
. . SVNoAY, OCTOBER
11:00 A.M.-Morning Worship ............•...•. ,. Local Churches
4:00 P.M.-Chamber Music (Winds and Strings) ... Bond Memorial
MONDAY, OCTOBER 11
2:00 P.M,--Frlendly Open House ............ Presbyterian Church
8:20 P.M~"Captain Brassbound" ............... :. Players Club
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TVESDAY, OCTOBER 14
2:00 P.M.-General Meeting ....................... Woman's Club
8:30 P .M~"Captain Brassbound" ................... Players Club
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15
8:20 P.M.-"Captain Brassbound" ............ ,..... Play.". Club
TBtJRSDAY, OCTOBER 16
1:00 to 3:45 P.M.-Blood Donor Day ............... Woman's Club
5:00 to 6:30 P.M.-Blood Donor Day ......... ,., .... Woman's Club
3:30 P.M.-Girls' Hockey: H.S. vs. Westtown , .. College Ave. Field
8:20 P.M.-"Captain Brassbound" .......•........ , .. Players Club
MARK 150 YEARS
A sizeable delegation of local
churchwomen will attend the
N a tio n a I MIssIons Sesquicentennial Celebration tonlght at 8
In the St. Paul's Church, 50th
Street and Baltimore avenue,
Philadelphia,
Sponsored by the Philadelphia'
Presbyterial, a P ....geant depicting
the work of women in this field
will precede the talk by Dr. Sherman Skinner of Pittsburgh, the
singing of the Sesquicentennial
Hymn. "Pioneers for Christ," and
the lighting of the birthday
candles on the birthday cake,
1802-1952.
.TRENCH
COATS
For
Boys
and
Girls
$13.95
HALLOWE'EN PARADE
The Swarthmore Business Association's ann u a 1 Hallowe'en
Parade will be held Thursday,
October 30, at 7 p.m. All ages are
invited to parilcipate in the
annual event which will convene
at 6: 15 at the old school lot on
Yale and Kenyon avenues.
Paraders will march in three
main classes, Individual, Group,
and Floats, each class to be sectloned into COmic, Fancy Dress.
Most Original.
Rain date will be Monday,
November 3.
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HEAR LOCAL SPEAKER:
The Springfield Neighborhood
Group of the First Unitarian
Church of Philadelphia met on
Friday evening, October 3, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam
Watkins of College avenue. Mrs.
Leroy Peterson of the League of
Women Voters .gave an informative talk on the records of candidates In the coming election.
The neXt meeting will be on
Friday, November 21. Interested
persons may contact Mrs. Cox
at Swarthmore 6-4248.
Wellesley Club Hostess'
The" Delaware County Group of
the Philadelphia Wellesley Club
will hold a meeting on Monday,
October 13 at 2! 30 . p,m. at the
home of Mrs.' WllllIIm H. Turn"':
of Providence road, WaJIlngford.
SI.... 6 op
The Children's Shop
Open FrI, til ,:30 Sw 6~1148
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who saw action, were Bill Bar-:
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...:..before the rush, and while still available. Let us give
your .car the attention it deserves. State Inspection
starts November lit. Have rou" ca" c •• clrecl
now fo,. any malor repaIrs.
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WHY NOT DRIYE IN TODAY?
HANNUM & WAITE
CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
Yale Avenue.and Chester Road
SWarthmore
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Prestone and Zere. are high. boiling, non-evaporating,
A new Swarthmore football
tellDl took the field laat Fri~ and
walloped Nethm;-Provldence 26-8.
In, the opening seconds of. the
game Howard Shearer Intercepted
.a pass 01\ the Bulldogs' 40-yard
tine to set up a Gamet olfenaJve.
Andy Schroder and Sh~arer
moved· the ball down field on alternate plays and finally, Shearer,
aided by a Itey block thrown by
Frank Habbersett, and Sc;;,hrQder,
scored from the six ona pitch out
d
hn M cAl
kick
around en • Jo
a
pine
ed the extra point. Before the period ended Shearer scored agaiD.
This time OD 8l! 85-yard gallop
throug;h· the Bulldog ranks. MacAlpine again converted.
In the second quarter, Don MacElwee caught a pass from quarterback Lee Swan and lateralied. the
ball to Bob Doherty who carrted
it to the 22 for a IS-yard gain. On
the next play Swarthmore was
penalized and the ball moved back
to the 38. MacElwee again caught
a pass this time giving the lateral
to Lonney Staton. The Garnet lost
the ball on last down only nlne
yards from the goal line. Providence was shortly forced to kick,
and on first down, the Garnet gave
the ball to George Allison who ran
38 yards for a TD. The half time
tally found Swarthmore leading,
20-0.
.
In the third period Swarthmore
made a 9l-yard march from kickoff to touchdown. With. Andy
Schroder doing most of thll running the Garnet moved across the
50 to the 22. Alllson again got
loose at scrimmage .but was pulled
down short of the goal. Bob Doherty hit off-guard for the score.
The final period found NetherProvidence threatening to score
for the first time in the contest.
The threat w~ almost broken up
when Bob Doherty intercepJeti a
pass intended for the Bulldogs'
right end on the two and scampered Pte length of the field. An offsides penalty cancelled the effort
and the Bulldogs were again !n a
scoring position. Bill Copley barrelled over center from the 'two
tor the only Nether-Providence
score.
Co-captain B i 11 Kauffman's
s)llitch. to guard from fUllback bolstered the llne all-aro~d, Schroder showed, with his pile-driving
play
at fullback
that heOther
was ready
to take
over there.
boys
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Higk School Eleven .
. Plays Media Today
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Charley Grier, Steve Snyder and
Thatcher Magoun,.
The coaches were pleased with
the improvement and feel that If
the progress continues, the Media
Mustangs will be coralled this alternoon at Media. The Blue and
White has another fast and topnotch ball club whiclr will test
every ounce. of ability and spirit
that the Gainet possesses.
NEWS NOTES
Dr. John R. Bates of North
Chester road' will sail on the
Queen Elizabeth on October 15
for a six-week business trip to
Europe. Mrs, Bates will accompany him and they will visit England, France, Holland, Belgium
and Germany.
Mrs, Edward L. Legg acted as
Page at the State D,A,R, Convention at the BelIewe-straUord this
past week froin, Sunday through
Wednesday. Mrs, Legg is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
T. Wolf of Park avenue.
, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Clyde
of Swarthmore avenue entertained at a small dinner party Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
recently returned from Wellsboro
where they l\8d spent two months
of the summer at Mrs, Clyde's old
home "South Winds."
WIfh Noted Chorus
DAR CHAPTER TAKES
M r , Nicholas Turkevich of
.
Houston, Texas' Is visiting Ml'8.
PART IN CO~FERENCE Carl Cleaves:of Swarthmore place
. The Delaware County Chapter for a few days. Mrs. TurkeviCh,
Daughtera of the Am~rican Rev- I the' former EUsabeth Cleaves, and
olution took an active part In the daughters wl1l' join the family
56th Conference" D. A. R., held group this week-end.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday .. - - - - - - - - - - - - ,
of this week in Phlladelphla.
'TEST .ua. BAlD ALERT
:Mrs. Henry J. WeUand of
Date-Wed., Oct: 15, 1952
Swartlu!lore, Chapter regent and; Tirile-l:50 P.M. to 1:56 P.M.
delegate, was chairman of the In-;
The WHITE alert will be
formatioD Bureau, Her committee; sounded. lit precisely 1: 46 P.M,
Included Mrs. Howard NewDIIm,'
The RED alert wlll.be soundMrs. John Bates, Mrs, Roy' Rln-' eapree
d t
lsely.:
1 50 PM
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cliffe an!! Mrs. C. Russell Philllps'
Highway Tramc shall "pull to
the side" and remalti stationary
of Swarthmore.
The Monday sessions culminated witil the test is over.
In a state .dinJler, where Judge
Pedestralns shali seek shelter
LeRoy Van Roden of the Dela-I indoors.
ware County Courts was the prinFull 'cooPeration by ali will
clpal speaker; his subject dealt I be appreciated.
with ''Patriotlsm in 1952".
On Tuesday morning the first
event was a National Defense
ANTIQUE.S
breakfast at 7:30. )Presiding 'at
that event was Mrs. Lloyd Coman
RECEI!ITLY ACqUIRED
of Wallingford, chairman of the
Early Hopplowhlh
state National Defense Committee.
Drop ...... Ta.l.
On Mrs. Goman's committee were
WALNUT - ALL ORIGINAL
Mrs. Robert Arnold of WaJ11ngLIVING ROOM SIZE
ford and Mrs. George Plowman of
ExcepHonal Buy -:- $75
Swarthmore.
The Chapter was given. honorCharmllig Early
able mention for having 17 memP• ..,.lala Toa Sot
bers present at the luncheon, one
Call1pl.,, Sot - $50
of the highest representation in
Pennsylv!'1lla. ThQ!!e attending in- Antiques & Gounnet Shop
cluded:
Providence Road
Regent, Mrs, Weiland, Mrs. Rin- I
Wallln~orod, Pa.
cliffe, Mrs. Joseph' Perkins, and
Mrs.' Plowman of Swarthmore;
Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Goman, Mrs.
A. B. Geary and· Mrs, John Larson, working delegate, from Wallingford; Mrs. Willlllm Blakeley,
Jr., Mrs; Clarence Bell, Mrs. WlIlls Glauser from Chester; Mrs.
Harry Bates, Mrs, Willlam H.
• Oar .killed RegisBates (page), Mrs. Donald Burce,
t
tioa
precisely as the
(page), Drexel Hill, and Mrs. ArDoctor directs. And the
thur Griffith, Media. .
va~ous compounding
.The IIrst regular meeting of the
step~ ... a!;e doubleDelaware County Chapter, wlll be
!=hecked to, ...ure ...,.
held on Monday, October 20, at
curacy. Yet, you pay 00
2 p.m. at "Fair Acres", home of
Mrs, Horace Twadell, Westtown.
more {or this service.
The co-hostesses will be Mrs. Per':
So, try' us next time.
ley Whittaker and Mrs. Lyman
Datilng of. Swarthmore. Reports of
Catherman's
the conference will be given.
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Dnlg Store
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·THE SWARTHMOREA
Football
3 P.M.
~VO~L~U~M~E~2~4=MJ~MB~!:ER~42~_:_---~-~-...:S~W!A~R~1'B~If~O~R~E,~FR~ID,AY, OCTOBER 17, 1952
J
Players Club Reading
Wins Praise for
Seven New Staff Aides
Mrs. David Bingham. Chainnan
of Staff Alde Service for the Red
Cross is pleased to" announce the'
addltlon of Mrs. Robert Clothier.
M.... Fred Bell, Mrs, Roberti
Grogan, Mrs. Clarence Campbell,
Mrs. Fr
Phllllps and Mrs, James
P. Daugherty to her committee,
These women took the training
course at headquarters In Phlladelphia last weck and are now
ready to serve with the. blood
Mobile and other units requiring
services of Staff Alders.
The Red Cross Is always .lookIng for new volunteers and the
vast scope of thetr' services Includes manyllelds so that anyone
with time to contribute should be
able to lind a seoo!,e that appeals I
to their interests and· talents. '
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HAROLD OGRAM'
Shaw's "Brassbound" Enjoys Stimulating Run
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Studenta of the driuna, fellow
Shavians, and folks with F!mag· atlon and a will to exercise It
W
thank Will Price for the dramatic
reading of Shaw's."Captain Brassbound's Conversion" which he dlrecls this week as the opener of
the Players Club's
· 42nd season.
Play-goers who never tire of a
steady dish of light comedy,
heightened with scenery and costumes, may at best consider the
current productioD assurance of a
non-stereotyped seasbn.
The provocative and stimulating
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Today
Rutgers
Field
f3.S0 PER YEAR
I John Rushton Polio
Patient at HClSp,ita
Seven year old Jolill Rushton,
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first grade pupll at Rutgers Ave-I
Closed Mon
T'
ues. for. Co. Inst'tI ute
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nue School Is a patient at
Morning And Afternoon
aware County Hospital with
S·
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bulbar type polio. He Is the son
esslons
pen to
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson H,
Community
ton of Strath Haven avenue.
The Swarthmore schools wlll be
In school on Friday, he was
t k
ill S t d
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closed Monday and Tuesday in
a en
a ur ay even ng,
Swarthmore for the annual Counrushed to the hospital late 1'41>n•• \ Iiistltute led by Dr. Carl Leech,
day night. As The S~:-~~~:~:.~I'·C"ul'ty Superintendent of Schools,
goes to press, John Is In a
I ~ssisted by G. Baker ThompsoD,
condition further complicated
former principal of Swarthmore
pneumonia.
High School and George E. Croyle,
' The School authorities Imme- assistant county superintendents.
diately on report, h,d the IIrst
The' two-day. sessions will be
grade room fumigated
held in the schools on Monday and
allowing class to continue. John's Tuesday mornings and In Clothier
older brother Charles, Is being Memorial in the afternoons. The
quarantined for two weeks.
sessions will be group
t·
b"
t 9 d I
H I hC
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:~~~:"n:~~~on.:!"':t.:m;:~i~~ Nat.'1 President L.W.V~ ea t enter Names, Deputy to Collect
~~~!!:~::~:;·::s:ions:illc ::~
T S kH Oct 21 Com Chest
:::~~ ~~:y~ ~1:~;::!',S
o. pea 'ere •
Delinquent Head'Tax ;.~:~,~; ~~;:g~ ~:~~~~YT~eE::~
road clubhouse to briIlg one of the
gin with an organ concert given
lesser
The :oard of Directors of the
Among the assets Mr. Price pre•
· III Address Community Health Society of
vo ti ona1 exercISes
WI'1I b e cand IICtMrs.
Lee
Wi
sents to the club is his• love'~
and
ed b
e d J oseph P . Bishop
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Central Delaware County proudly Bush Announces
y Rveren
talented wife, Isobel. As Lady . C om b·me...
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ee mg a ~ announces that Harold Ogram,
Jr.-Sr. Hig.h Adivity
on on ayan d Dr. Roy N ewtown
Clceiy Waynefleet, the only womlub
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KeIser on T uesd ay. The speaker
Assistant Treasurer of the SocI'ety,'
d
Woman 's C
an among the readers, Mrs. Price
' has accepted the appointment as
Perio s
on Monday wlll be Dr• Rhea K.
brings her widely appreciated skill
Mrs. John G. Lee, President of Chairman of the Central DlvlsioD
Mrs. Mary Parke Dodd, tax col- Boardman of Jamestown, N.Y.,
to bear upon a role of effective the League of Women Voters of of the Delaware County Commu- lector, was directed by School who will .speak on the subject
"nonsense'" which Is' uncannl1y the United States, will speak at a
Chest C.~pai-,
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aBoard Wednesday evening to dep- ''The Home, the School, and the
successful' with every male she combined meeting of the League
utize Russell Jacoby, West· Ches- Child." On Tuesday afternoon, Dr.
encounters. She is the focus of the of Women Voters and the W.,m•. 1 The . Central DIvision Includes
Norton L. Beach, of Teachers ColactiOn, although the "cI,m'er.'io:n".IIih's Club of Swarti1more, on Swarthmore, Springlleld, Ridley ter, to collect. between 400
lege, Columbia University, will
hese 500 unpaid per capita taxes. Final
is Captain BrsssboWld's.
'.CW..oman's Place in Government", P ark ,M
orto
n an d R u tledge. T
speak upon the subject flT!1e
,
I "I,ti.", to those delinquent in
Mr. Price reads
the part of Sir Tuesday, October 21, at 2 p.m. In six communlties camprIse the area ,
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Emerging Design of Education of
How;u-d HaJlam, Lady Cicel)"s the Woman's Club house. Ma~_ 'served by ·the local nurSing serv- new $15 tax l~vied by the School 1952."
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Red' F th
DiStrict this year on. every adult
brother-in-law and backbo.ne of bers of the Sw'arthmore Wo;...·.
n's ce, a
ea er agency.
The morning sessions will in..~
resident of the. borough, Is being
England's judiciary, and pro- Club, the presidents of the DelaMr. Ogram Is Pre~dent of the Issued, with warning that Ii un_l·cl1.
lous phases of elementary educato BlISIst tired imaginations unstirBlshop;~
o~ .
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ft~I."'UU and,14 ..ctiom.in. secondary
red bl(~ OCtet~_.o!;ttg~lI!.,·.
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clled: 1 a
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by .atta.
November
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,u~'lieiitld.bliIi-lI1:"lP>'DI1"Ythe
Swarthmore
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provides for a "Distraint and Sale
Ing evening dress .upon the stage. meeting and the ·tea ",hlch fol- Club. He is a dtrector of
For Taxes" sign to be posted in
Norman Brown does the tre- lows.
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-Swartlimore Branch of the Ameri- 10 places on the property and admendous job of turning into a
Mrs. Lee is entering her second can Red Cross and a. graduate of vert·.15ed'In the newspaper. Taxes
swashbuckling, fi r e breathiDg term, as nation'll President of the the School. of ·.Banking, Rutgers collected through the deputy or
brig!'1ld of the seas, minus motion League of Women VoterS: atter Unlv"",!ity.
sale impose collection fee. in ador even II drop of 'salt water· having served as President of .the . The Directors of the Society dltlon to the regular penalty to the
W· d
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There wlll be felnirune hearts· in LeagU~ of Women Voters of Con- voted Thursday morning, October delinquent payer.
INlolthE~rs
In -Up
Qns
the audience wHi~h will questioD necticut and as a National Board 9, in favor' of permissive legisla-.
For
Event
on
Rutg
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Dr, Samuel .T, Carpenter sug.,.
Lad,Y Cicely's curtain llne. •
. member. As wite of the assistant tion to establish a full-time county gested that the Board use a pro.
Avenue Lot. ..
Charles Stockdale as Felix director of research for United health unit In Delaware CoUnty. fessional enumerater in order to
Drinkwater, Uex-booligan", pr~ Aircraft, .lnc~.- and mother of four The "move
in accord with
cover all sections of the Borough "Pl"ans" are" being completed for
sents an ironical picture of Mis- chlldreri, Mrs. . Lee . dlvldes her recommendation of the Planning as it was evident that S011\& l\8d the large Kiddie Karnlval to be
slonary Rankin's only convert, - time between her home In Farm- Committee, Mrs. Carl
been missed,
' h e l d next Saturday, . OCtober 25,
although some of his long apeeches ington, Connecticut and Washing- springfield, chairman. Prior to
from '11 to 3 p,m. on the lot ·by
res:en·q
Jim
Robinson,
of
the
malntend
P
fell prey to the, Cockney. Davi
D.C. Mrs. Lee haS served as discussion the 20 directors
taff
ed to ••t:inl~1 the Old Bank Building. ....
_i:..gton, cbn- viewed the fihn''So Much f or
ance s , was
promot
~.at
In addition' to the worker's ",-."
Elkin toD as Re dbrook e, an ~::~'I President of the F'amUll
";pervlsor
of maintenance,
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nectlcut League,,' as. education Little".·
ready
announced,
the'
folloWing
Increase of $350 per' annum,
.
variety to the motIey crew
ad- chairman .for the state League,
Reports were presented by the
Watson. another mechanic, have consented: to ml!ke posters'
.
venturers.
and
later,
for
eight
years,
as
its
Chainnan
of
Volunteers,
Mrs,
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for
the
coming
event
under'
the:
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was raised to cus.todian of meRichard S. Burgess reads the presldp.nt,
During h;;r, term as JOseph, P. Bishop;' Chalrman of chaulcal' equipment at $200. more direction' of Mrs. Henry Roth;·.
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gentle, gulll~le Leslie Rankin, President' Of .G
Scotch missionary without zeal
Mrs.' Marvel following tli.e conclusion of JosE,phll Hall, Mrs. H. Heineman, Mrs,
., 'publlcatlon was prepared and man of Automobile,'
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releas~d in 1948 called "CanYo\1 Wilson; and
Social
Edenhart's' connection with.
Norman Weeks~ Mrs. Lee Bauer,
Don. MacRostie spends a busy, Nominate the President?" This
H. LlndleY'P~L
School Dlstrlci on October 1.·Mr. Mrs; Joseph Donovan, Mrs. Michadaptable evening appearing on guide has ,been used ,by 25 other . Executive Director, Mrs. Eliza- Edenhart had' been s':'perint,mdent .ael·Norton, Mrs. James McGinnis,
and off as. Habani Marzo, the state Leagues prior to partY con- beth AnD. Groft; announced that a
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Bryant .
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Richard Hook
CaptainH!lm- . There will J>e:aninfo,'mal re- has been secured for the Dental
A "'gay' carnival motif will be
lin Keamey (U.S: Navy to the res- ception for Mrs. Lee at the'be- Center, with -sw!lrthmore
ELECTION DAY'CAR POOL used in the decorations which
cus) is a touch of the tamlliar and ginni11g of the meeting, with Mrs.
(Continu.ed, on Page' 4)
Should Interest old and young
is as welcome as the Star Spangled Raylnond Denworth, President of
To assure every Swarthmore allke, There will be a myriad' of
Banner.
the Woman's Club,
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voter of an opportunity to ex- \>.allon·s designed to catch the eye
Allen Olmstead as SId! Et Asslf G'-Casey, president of;the ~'
: MRS.W:McOER"(!OTT TO ercise their vote, The Swarth- of the youngst~rs and garden
was, '11ke the' audience,
more League, asSisted by Mrs.. Bir- ADDRESS ·"JU.NIOR C.·.LUB.. morean has organized a car umbrellas and chairs which wi!l
with Lady Clcely,
ney K. Morse, Mrs. W. H. Gehpool to be avatiable during appeal to the .old\>r. guests.
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West,
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The Junior. Woman's Clllb Is voting· hours In the PresIdential
Behilid the scene electricians
riog, Mrs. J. BurrlsII..
an I~i:::! io almounce thl\t Mrs, Election November 4. This
. Several surprise features are to
Indispensable and merit the praise \ Mrs, 'tincent Lathbury. Tea will
be announced. next week. These,
of the many who find
follow the meeting, served under
.McJ)erDiott. chl'Irman, of committee under the chalrmany games .at' which 'everyBrassbound's Conversion" to
the direction of Mrs. Frank M.)r-I vIe Voters ServIce of. the Swarth- manshlp of.C. Du4Jey Schloess- one wins, the well planned temore Leallle'of Women's Voters. er, 'Park avenue, :wtUi>e aaSlst. .
taste.
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th lUbh
OD Park
k b vHf
freshments are sUre to make the
will beat e c
ouse
ed In Jts wor
y ....eory. 0 - annual Kiddie Karnlval an anticavenue Tuesday at 8:20 p.rn, Mrs, mann's Civil Problems clasS at
Swarthmore Junior Assemblies
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McDermott will be speaking on the High School, who' will act ipated event In the community.
The procceds are to be used for
The Swarthmore Junior AssemNeedlework Guild Remin er
"Party
Platforms
and
Information
as baby-sitters for mothers the Club's gen'eral Welfare fund.
blies will hold formal dances in
Needlework· Guild members ~n Candidates Bulletins."
with small children. Girl Scouts
the Woman's Club
have been asked to hand conThIs progrllm shoul.d prove
of Troop 16 have Independently
eveniftg. .
tributiona to their individual interest to all women of the tom- declared their .lntention of con~
. Circle Spe"ker
,The elahth arade, meeting - -- 11 dtrectors by FrIll..,.,. Oetober munlty In view of the .coming ductID/I a ;Cbild Care Center IId'erTh,te Rev. Harold Warren, PresI7: 30 to 1/: 15 will l\8ve Mr. and '24. The 1852 Irigathering will election. :Ruth Wagner' WIll be In on Election Da,y.
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9f Tougaloo College, .tackMrs. Robert Turner as h~ Mr. be held lit the Woman's Club charge of refreshments.
. Complete delaJls .... n 1 '. \;>e
MIss~ talk~ to Circles one
and Mrs. Henry B. Coles Jr,., .
on' TuesdaY,' October 26,and
Donations fo;rthe Needl.,work publlshed In next week's
six, PresbyterIan Churcll on'
Mr, and Mrs. Warren Warden will 'will be on display at the 2 Guild' will be collected at -'- .. ' Swarthmorean, but voters who Wednesd..,., about the work of his ,
act as chaperons.'
o'clock meetIng and. tea when meeting from members of
plan to use ~ service lire College. He had 'been able to work •
The tenth grade will meet from guild lDembers WIll be guests of Club. This year contributions asked to make their appoint., In"a VisIt to his brother, Dr. ,.
9: 30 to 11: 15. The hosts will '"' the Club, Patricia Murphy of should be tor a school age 'ChIld menta as soon as P<>ssIble by
P. Warren of South Ches- .
.Mr. and Mrs. Z WUlaidlioUluider. the DuPont Textile department ( ~- years. or older), or diapers.
.m_ .. Swarthm
8 t838 or ter road whlle on a business trip
to Pblladelphla In the u.teIetb of .
Chllperons "!Ill be _. and Mrs. will: be the· speaker on., this .;;., ltema (pair) or more ~ pre- ~ore
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the con. .
RanloniJ ftnowS' an4 Mr.
oce8slon.
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Mrs. Robert Peek.
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Kiddie Karnival Oct .25
To Boost Welfare Fund
was
. CHESTER"S FASHION CORNER
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collection of • • •
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WOOL JERSEY
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Fashion's darllngs for the first crlsp
days of autumn ••• Wool Jersey separates with excitin, ribbed knit trims.
1001'1> wool jersey blouse in flattering
two tone combinations. SIzes 7 to US.
Belle with brown, /IOld with oxford
grey.
Sportswear -
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floor.
Marian Hunt, a sophomore' at
Moravian College for Women,
Bethlehem, Pit., bas been chosen
SBOP~AY
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to sing with the Bach Choir under
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the dlrection of Itoi' Jones. Marian
I:st A.IL TO .~ P.lII.
Is also vocallst for the Lehigh
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High School Eleven
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10
6:15 P.M.-"Poetry for the Scientist·" Cooper Lecture
Meeting House
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11
2:00 P.M.-Football: College vs. Susquehanna ........ Alumni Field
7 and 9 P.M.-Movies: "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" ... Clothier
7:00 P.M.-7th Grade Junior Assembly " .......... Woman's club
8:30 P.M.-9th Grade Junior Assembly ............ Woman's Club
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12
11:00 A.M,-Morning Worship " ................... Local Churches
4:00 P.M.-Chamber Music (Winds and Strings) '" Bond Memorial
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1:1
2:00 P.M.-Friendly Open House ............ Presbyterian Church
8:20 P.M.-uCaptain Brassbound" ............... ;. Players Club
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14
2:00 P.M.--General Meeting .. , , , ....... , .... " .... Woman's Club
8:30 P.M.-uCaptain Brassboundu • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • Players Club
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15
8:20 P.M.-uCaptain Brassbound" .................. Players Club
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16
1:00 to 3:45 P.M.-Blood Donor Day." .......... '" Woman's Club
5:00 to 6:30 P.M.-Blood Donor Day ................ Woman's Club
3:30 P.M,--Girls' Hockey: H.S. vs. Westtown '" College Ave. Field
8:20 P.M.-uCaptain Brassbound" .................. Players Club
MARK 150 YEARS
A sizeable delegation of local
churchwomen will attend the
Nat ion a I Missions Sesquicentennial Celebration tonight at 8
in the St. Paul's Church, 50th
Street and Baltimore avenue.
Philadelphia,
Sponsored by the Philadelphia'
Presbyterial, a pageant depicting
the work of women in this field
will precede the talk by Dr. Sherman Skinner of Pittsburgh, the
singing of the Sesquicentennial
Hymn, "Pioneers for Christ," and
the lighting of the birthday
candles on the birthday cake,
1802-1952.
TRENCH
COATS
For
Boys
and
Girls
Plays Media Today
HALLOWE'EN PARADE
The Swarthmore Business Association'S ann u ;t I Hallowe'en
Parade will be held Thursday,
October 30, at 7 p.m. All ages are
invited to participate in the
annual event which will convene
at 6: 15 at the old school lot on
Yale and Kenyon avenues.
Paraders will march in three
main classes, Individual, Group,
and Floats, each class to be sectioned into Comic, Fancy Dress,
Most Original.
Rain date will be Monday,
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HEAR LOCAL SPEAKER:
The Springlleld Neighborhood
Group of the First Unitarian
Church of Philadelphia met on
Friday evening, October 3, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Watkins of College avenue. Mrs.
Leroy Peterson of the League of
Women Voters gave an informative talk on the records of candidates in the coming election.
The next meeting will be on
Friday, November 21. Interested
persons nlay contact Mrs. Cox
at Swarthmore 6-4248.
Wellesley Club Hostess
The Delaware County Group of
the Philadelphia Wellesley Club
will hold a meeting on Monday,
October 13 at 2!30 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. William H. Turner
The Chl·ldren's Shop
Open Fri. til 8:30 Sw 6-1148
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team took the lIeld last Friday and
walloped Nether-Providence 26-6.
In the opening seconds ot the
game Howard Shearer intercepted
a pass 01\ the Bulldogs' 40-yard
line to set up a Garnet offensive.
Andy Schroder and Shearer
moved the ball down field on alternate plays and finally, Shearer,
aided by a key block thrown by
Frank Habbersett, and S<;.h1'Qder,
scored from the six on a pitch out
around end. John MacAlpine kicked the extra point. Before the period ended Shearer scored again.
This time on an 85-yard gallop
Ihrough the Bulldog ranks. MacAlpine again converted.
In the second quarter, Don MacElwee caught a pass from quarterback Lee Swan and lateralled the
ball to Bob Doherty who carried
it to the 22 for a IS-yard gain. On
the next play Swarthmore was
penalized and the ball moved back
to the 36. MacElwee again caught
a pass this time giving the lateral
to Lonney Staton. The Garnet lost
the ball on last down only nine
yards from the goal line. Providence was shortly forced to kick,
and on first down, the Garnet gave
the ball to George Allison who ran
38 yards for a TD. The half time
tally found Swarthmore leading,
20-0.
In the third period Swarthmore
made a 91-yard march from kickoff to touchdown. With Andy
Schroder doing most of the running the Garnet moved across the
50 to the 22. Allison again got
loose at scrimmage but was pulled
down short of the goal. Bob Doherty hit off-guard for the score.
The final period found NetherProvidence threatening to score
for the first time in the contest.
The threat wa§ almost broken up
when Bob Doherty intercepted a
pass intended for the Bulldogs'
right end on the two and scampered the length of the lIeld. An offsides penalty cancelled the effort
and the Bulldogs were again in a
scoring position. Bill Copley barrelled over center from the 'two
for the only Nether-Providence
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Co-captain Bill Kauffman's
switch to guard from fullback bolstered the line all-around, SchrodI
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to take over there. Other boys r
who saw action were Bill Bar"You Meet the Nicest People at Speare's"
raclough, John Maschal, Mandel
Much, Bill Ziegenfus, Bill Hoot,
Charley Grier, Steve Snyder and
Thatcher Magoun.
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The coaches were pleased with
the improvement and feel that if
the progress continues, the Media
Mustangs will be coralled this afternoon at Media. The Blue and
White has another fast and topnotch ball club which will test
every ounce, of ability and spirit
that the Garnet possesses.
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Dr. John R. Bates of North
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111 Chester road will sail on the
~ Queen Elizabeth on October 15
~ for a six-week business trip to
~ Europe. Mrs. Bates will accom~
pany him and they wiU visit Eng~~ land, France, Holland, Belgium
and Germany.
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1ll Mrs. Edward L. Legg acted as
V£ Page at the State D.A.R. Convention at the Bellevue-Stratford this
¥Jm past week from Sunday through
% Wednesday. Mr.. Legg Is the
V£ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
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T. Wolf of Park avenue.
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recently returned from Wellsboro
whera they had spent two months
of the summer at Mrs. Clyde's old
~ home "South Winds."
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DAR CHAPTER TAKES
Houston, Texas ~ is visiting Mrs.
PART IN CONFERENCE Carl Cleaves' of Swartlunore place
The Delaware County Chapter for a few days. Mrs. Turkevlch,
Daughters of the American Rev-' the former Elisabeth Cleaves, and
olution took an active part in the: daughters will join the family
56th Conference, D. A. R., held i group this week-end.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday;'r--------------,
of this week In Philadelphia,
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TEST AIR BAlD ALERT
Mr.. Henry J. Weiland of
Date-Wed., Oct IS, 1952
Swarthmore, Chapter regent and
Time-l:50 P.M. to 1:56 P.M.
delegate, was chairman of the In-;
The WHITE alert will be
formation Bureau. Her committee ~ sounded at precisely 1:46 P.M.
included Mrs. H~ward Newnam,'
The RED alert will.be soundMrs. John Bates, Mrs. Roy Rin- ed at precisely 1:50 P.M ..
cliffe and Mrs. C. Russell Phillips
Highway Traffic shall "pull to
of Swarthmore.
the siden and remain stationary
The Monday sessions culminated until the test is over.
in a state dinner, where Judge
Pedestrains shall seek shelter
LeRoy Van Roden of the Dela-j indoors.
ware County Courts was the prinFull 'cooperation by all will
cipal speaker; his subject dealt; be appreciated.
with "Patriotism in 1952".
• On Tuesday morning the IIrst
event was a National Defense
ANTIQUES
breakfast at 7:30. )presiding at
that event was Mrs. Lloyd Coman
RECENTLY ACqUIRED
of Wallingford, chairman of the
Early Hopplewhlte
Drop Leaf Table
state National Defense Committee.
On Mrs. Goman's committee were
WALNUT - ALL ORIGINAL
Mrs. Robert Arnold of WallingLIVING ROOM SIZE
ford and Mrs. George Plowman of
Exceptional Buy - $75
Swarthmore,
Charming Early
The Chapter was given honorPorcelala Tea Set
able mention for having 17 members present at the luncheon, one
Complete S.t - S50
of the highest representation in
Pennsylv~nia. Those attending in-, Antiques & Gourmet Shop
eluded:
Providence Road
Regent, Mrs. Weiland, Mrs. Rin- I
Wallingford, Pa,
cliffe, Mrs. Joseph Perkins andi~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Mrs. Plowman of Swarthmore; I:
Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Goman, Mrs.
A. B. Geary and Mrs. John Larson, working delegate, from Wall-I
ingford; Mrs. William Blakeley,
Jr., Mrs. Clarence Bell, Mrs. Willis Glauser from Chester; Mrs.
Harry Bates, Mrs. William H.
• Our skilled Regis.
Bates (page), Mrs. Donald Burce.
tered Pharmacists comMrs. John Mutch from Ridley
pound each preseri p.
Park, Mrs. Lewis Beatty, Jr.,
don precisely as the
(page), Drexel Hill, and Mrs. ArDoctor directs. And the
thur Griffith, Media.
various compounding
The first regular meeting of the
steps
are double·
'Delaware County Chapter, will be
checked
to assure acheld on Monday, October 20, at
curacy . Yet, you pay no
2 p.m. at "Fair Acres". home of
more for this service.
Mrs. Horace Twadell, Westtown.
So,
try· us next time.
The co-hostesses will be Mrs. Perley Whittaker and Mrs. Lyman
Catherman's
Darling of Swarthmore. Reports of
the conference will be given.
Drug ~tore
Mr.
THIS WEEK'S CALENDAR
Sizes 6
G\'1I1rthmore College Libr"ry
;;"wRrthmore. Pa.
October 10, 1952
PLYMOUTH
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Yale Avenue and Chester Road
SWarthmore
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With Noted Chorus
Marian Hunt, a sophomore at
Moravian College for Women,
Bethlehem, Pa., has been chosen
to sing with the Bach Choir under
the direction of Ifor Jones. Marian
is also vocalist for the Lehigh
"University Collegiate Dance Band.
and other famous makes
Fashion's darlings for the IIrst crisp
days of autumn . . . Wool Jersey separates with exciting ribbed knit trims.
100% wool jersey blouse in lIattering
two tone combinations. Sizes 7 to 15.
Beige with brown, gold with oxford
grey.
Sportswear -
Second floor.
SHOP FRIDAY
9:31 A.M. TO 9:08 P.M.
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3
P.M,
THE SWARTHMOREA
CI~b Readi~g I ~::e:a!:!e:n;:~:' ~:~:::n
Rutgers
Field
f3.50 PER YEAR
HAROLD -O-'-G-RAM--I-Jo"":"hn-R-u-sh-to-n-pO-/i-o---:-OS-ch-O-ol-S"'::::C=IO=S"'::ed-==-M":'On==.,
WIDS Praise for Price of Sta~ Aide Service for the Red
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Patient at Hospital
Seven year old John Rushton,
i IIrst grade pupil at Rutgers Avei nue School is a patient at Delaware County Hospital with the
bulbar type polio. He is the son
ot Mr. and Mrs. Wilson H. Rushton of Strath Haven avenue.
In school on Friday, he was
taken ill Saturday evening, and
rushed to the hospital late Monday night. As The Swarthmorean
goes to press, John is in a critical
condition further complicated by
pnewnonia.
, The School authorities immediately on report, h~d the first
grade room fumigated before
allowing class to continue. J ohn's
older brother Charles, is being
quarantined for two weeks.
II
Cross IS pleased to announce the
addition of Mrs. Robert Clothieri
Mrs. Fred Bell, Mrs. Robert I
Grogan, Mrs. Clarence Campbell,
Mrs. Fredrick Lang, Mrs. C.
Russell PhiIII'pS and Mrs. James
P. Daugherty to her committee.
These women took the training
course at headquarters in Philadelphia last week and are now
ready to serve with the blood
Mobile and other units requiring
services of Staff Aiders.
The Red Cross Is always looking for new volunteers and the
vast scope of their' services includes many fields so that anyone
with time to contribute should be
able to find a sel"¥ice that appeals
to their interests and talents.'
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joys Stimulating Run
Sessions Open to
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Community
Students of the drama, fellow
The Swarthmore schools will be
Shavians, and folks with an imagclosed
Monday and Tuesday in
ination and a will to exercise it
Swarthmore
for the annual Counthank Will Price for the dramatic
t)' Institute led by Dr. Carl Leech,
reading of Shaw's "Captain BrassCounty Superintendent of Schools,
bound's Conversion" which he
assisted by G. Baker Thompson,
rects this week as the opener of
former prinCipal of Swarthmore
the Players Club's 42nd season.
High School and George E. Croyle,
Play-goers who never tire of a
assistant county superintendents.
steady dish of light comedy,
The' two-day sessions will be
heightened with scenery ~.nd cosheld in the schools on Monday and
tumes, may at best conslder the
Tuesday mornings and in Clothier
current production assurance of a
Memorial in the afternoons. The
non-stereotyped season.
morning sessions will be group
The provocative and stimulating
meetings beginning at 9 and closperformances continue through toing at 11:45 'a.m.
morrow night at the Fairview Nat'l President
Health Center
De ut to Collect
The afternoon sessions will beroad clubhouse to bring one of the
gin with an organ concert given
late I r ish playwright's lesser
each day from 1 to 1:30 by J. Earl
To Speak Here Oct.
Com. Chest Chairman
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Ness.
~he College organist. The deThe Board of Directors of the
e mquent ea Tax
Among the assets Mr. Price prevotional exercises will be conductsents to the club is his lovely and Mrs. Lee Will Address Community Health Society of Bush Announces Broader ed by Reverend Joseph P. Bishop
Combine'" Meetin
at
Central Delaware County proudly
talented wife, Isabel. As Lady
on Monday and Dr. Roy Newtown
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announces that Harold Ogram,
Jr ,-Sr, High Activity
Cicely Waynefteet, the only womKeiser on Tuesday. The speaker
Woman's Club
Assistant Treasurer of the Society,
an among the readers, Mrs. Price
Periods
on Monday will be Dr. Rhea K.
.
has accepted the appointment as
brings her widely appreciated skill
Boardman of Jamestown, N.Y.,
Mrs. John G. Lee, PreSident of ChaIrman
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Mrs. Mary Parke Dodd, tax colto bear upon a role of effective the League of Women Voters of f th D I 0
t Commu- lector, was directed by School who will speak on the subject
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unonsense" which is uncannily t h e U mted
liThe Home, the School, and the
States, wIll speak at a 't Ch t C
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Board Wednesday evening to depes
ampalgn.
· d mee t·109 0 f th e L eague nl y
successful with every male she com b me
Child." On Tuesday afternoon, Dr.
The Central Division includes utize Russell Jacoby, West Ches- Norton L. Beach, of Teachers Colencounters. She Is the focus of the of Women Voters and the Womter, to collect between 400 and
action, although the IIconversion" an's Club of Swarthmore, on Swarthmore, Springfield, Ridley
500
unpaid per capita taxes. Final lege, Columbia University, will
speak upon the subject "The
is Captain Brassbound's.
"Woman's Place in Government", Park, Morton and Rutledge. These
notice to those delinquent in the
Emerging Design of Education of
Mr. Price reads the part of Sir Tuesday, October 21, at 2 p·m. in six communities comprise the area
new $15 tax levied by the School
Howard Hallam, Lady Cicely's the Woman's Club house. Mem- served by the local nursing serv1952."
District this year on every adult
ice,
a
Red
Feather
agency.
The morning sessions will inbrother-in-law and backbone of bers Of the Swarthmore Woman's
Mr. Ogram is President of the resident of the ~orough, is being clude 17 different sections in varEngland's judiciary, and pro- Club, the presidents of the Delaissued, with warning that if unlogues the three Moroccan scenes ware County Leagues, and Mrs. Swarthmore National Bank and paid by November 1 a levy will ious phases of elementary ~duca
to assist tired imaginations unstir- Donald Bishop, president of the Trust Company, Treasurer 0 be made on household goods or tion and 14 sections in secondary
(Continued on Page 4)
red by an octette of stools, music League of W.omen Voters of Penn- Swarthmore Borough, arid- Treas- salaries attached.· The procedure
urer
of
the
Swarthmore
Rotary
standS and gentlefolk in unvary- sylvania, will be guests at this
provides for a "Distraint and Sale
ing evening dress upon the stage. meeting and the tea which fol- Club. He is a director of the For Taxes" sign to be posted in
Swarthmore Branch of the Ameri- 10 places on the property and ad- Kiddie Karnival Oct
Norman Brown does the tre- lows.
mendous job of turning into a
Mrs. Lee is entering her second can Red Cross and a graduate of ver~ised in the newspaper. Taxes
swashbuckling, fir e breathing term as nation::!l President of the the School of· Banking, Rutgers collected through the deputy or
To Boost Welfare Fund
brigand of the seas. minus motion League of Women Voters, aftar Univer~ity .
sale impose collection fees in ador even a drop of salt water· having served as President of the
The Directors of the Society dition to the regular penalty to the
Mothers Wind-up
Plans
There will be fe~inine hearts in League of Women Voters of Con- voted Thursday morning. October delinquent payer.
the audience which will question necticut and as a National Board 9, in favor of permissive legislaFor Event on Rutgers
Dr. Samuel T. Carpenter sugLady Cicely's curtain line.
member. As wife of the assistant tion to establish a full-time county gested that the Board use a proAvenue Lot
Charles Stockdale as Felix director of research for United health unit in Delaware County. fessional enumerater in order to
Plans are being completed for
Drinkwater, "ex_hooligan", pre- Aircraft, .Inc., and mother of four The move was in accord with
cover all sections of the Borough
sents an ironical picture of Mis- children, Mrs. Lee divides her recommendation of the Planning as it was evident that some had the large Kiddie Karni val to be
held next Saturday, October 25,
sionary Rankin's only convert, - , time between her home in Farm- Committee, Mrs. Carl Schmitt, been missed.
from 11 to 3 p.m. on the lot by
although some of his long speeches ington, Connecticut and Washing- Springileld, chairman. Prior to the
Jim Robinson, of the mainten- the Old Bank Building,
fell prey to the Cockney. David ton, D.C. Mrs. Lee has served as discussion the 20 directors present
ance staff, was promoted to acting
In addition to the workers al ..
Elkinton as Redbrooke, and Ja~es President of the Farmington, Cbn- viewed the film "So Much for so
supervisor of maintenance, at an
ready announced, the following
Lester as Johnson add atb;:.active necticut League, as education Littlett••
increase of $350 per annum, and
variety to the motley crew of ad- chairman for the state League,
Reports were presented by the Frank Watson, anotl?er mechanic, have consented to make posters
venturers.
and later, for eight years, as its Chairman of Volunteers, Mrs. was raised to custodian of me- for the coming event under the
direction of Mrs. Henry Roth;
Richard S. Burgess reads the president. During het term as Joseph P. Bishop;" Chairman of
chanical equipment at $200 more
gentle, gullib.1e Leslie Rankin, President of Connecticut's League Nursing, Mrs. John Iliff; ChairMrs, Walter Shelly, Mrs. Robert
per year. The promotions came
Scotch missionary without zeal or a publication was prepared and man of Automobile, Mrs. Marvel following the conclusion of Joseph Hall, Mrs. H. Heineman, Mrs.
hope.
released in 1948 called "Can You Wiison; and of Social Service, Edenhart's connection with the Norman Weeks, Mrs. Lee Bauer,
Mrs. Joseph Donovan, Mrs. MichDon MacRostie spends a busy, Nominate the President?" This Mrs. H. Lindley Peel.
School District on O~tober 1. Mr.
adaptable evening appearing on guide has been used by 25 other
Executive DireCtor, Mrs. Eliza- Edenhart had been supcrintenden~ ael"Norton, Mrs. James McGinnis,
and off as Ha!san, Marzo, the state Leagues prior to party con- beth Ann Groff, announced that a
Mrs. Stephen Lewrichi and Mrs.
(Continued on Page 4)
Cadi, and Bluejacket.
ventions.
Clifford Bryant.
'new dentist, Dr. S. Albert Sulman
Richard Hook as Captain HamThere will be - an informal re- has been secured for the D e n t a l l r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . A 'gay carnival motif will be
lin Kearney (U.S· Navy to the res- ception for Mrs. Lee at the be- Center, wit h Swarthmore and
used in the decorations which
ELECTION DAY CAR POOL
cus) is a touch of the familiar and ginning of the meeting, with Mrs.
should interest old and young
(Continued on Page 4)
To assure every Swarthmore alike. There will be a myriad of
is as welcome as the .Star Spangled Raymond Denworth, President of
voter of an opportunity to ex- l1allons designed to catch the eye
Banner.
the Woman's Club, Mrs. Thomas
ercise
their vote, The Swarth- of the youngsters and garden
MRS.
W.
McDERMOTT
TO
Allen Olmstead as Sidi EI Assif G. Casey, president of the Swarthmorean
has organized a car umbrellas and chairs which will
was, like the audience, smitten more League, assisted by Mrs. Bir- ADDRESS JUNIOR CLUB
pool
to
be avaiiable during appeal to the ,older guests.
with Lady Cicely.
ney K. Morse, Mrs. W. H. GehThe
Junior
Woman's
Club
voting
hours
in the Presidential
Behind the scene electricians are ring, Mrs. J. Burriss West, and
Several surprise features are to
indiSpensable and merit the praise Mrs. ~incenl Lathbury. Tea will pleased to announce that Mrs. Election November 4. This be announced next week. These,
of the many who lind "Captain follow the meeting, served under William McDermott, chairman of committee under the chair- the many games at which everythe Voters Service of the Swarth- manship ot C. Dudley SchloessBrassbound's Conversion" to thetr the direction ot Mrs. Frank Mormore League of Women's Voters, er, Park avenue, will be assist- one wins, the well planned refreshments are sure to make the
taste.
(Continued on Page 4)
will be at the clubhouse on Park ed in its work by Henry Hofannual Kiddie Karnlval an anticmann's Civil Problems class at ipated event in the community.
avenue Tuesday
8:20 p.m. Mrs.
Swarthmore Junior Assemblies
McDermott will be speaking on the High School, who' will act
The Swarthmore Junior AssemNeedlework Guild Reminder
The proceeds are to be used tor
;'Party Platforms and Information as baby-sitters for mothers
the Club's general Welfare fund.
blies will hold formal dances in
Needlework Guild members on Candidates Bulletins/'
with small children. Girl Scouts
the Woman's Club tomorrow have been asked to hand conThIs program should prove of of Troop 16 have Independently
evening.
tributions to their individual interest to all women of the ~om declared their Intention of conCircle Speaker
The eighth grade, meeting trom dlreclors by Friday, October munity in view of the
" The Rev. Harold Warren, Presiducting a Child Care Center
7: 30 to 9: 15 will have Mr. and 24. The 1952 Ingathering will election. Ruth Wagner
dent
of Tougaloo College, Jackbe In
on Election Day.
,
Mrs. Robert Turner as hosts. Mr. be held at the Woman's Club charge of refreshments.
son,
Miss..
talk~d to Circles one
Complete details w ill be
and Mrs. Henry B. Coles Jr,., and on' Tuesday," October 28, and
six,
Presbyterian
Church on
Donations fo:r the N'eeclle'wo,rk published In n ext week's
I
"VITedlnesd.,y,
about
the
work
of his
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Warden will will be on display at the 2 Guild will be collecled at this Swarthmorean, but voters who
act as chaperons.
o'clock meeting and tea when meeting from members of the
plan to use tbis service are college. He had been able to work
The tenth grade will meet from guild members will be guests of Club. This year contributions asked to make their appoint- In a visit to his brot.!ler, Dr.
9: 30 to 11: 15. The hosts will be the Club. Patricia Murphy of should be for a school age "hild ments as soon as possible by George P. Warren of Soulh ChesMr. and Mrs. J Willard Hollander. the DuPont Textile departmenl (six years or older), or diapers. calling Swartlunore 6-1833, or ter road while on a business trip
to Philadelphia in the interests of
Chaperons will be Mr. and Mrs. will be the speaker on this Two items (pair) or more Is pre- Swartlunore 6-0900.
the college.
Raymond Fellows and Mr. and occasion.
ferred.
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Mrs. Robert Peel<.
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at
Odober
,
war and Mrs. Bartle was one of
themums with headdresses of ~-------~----------------"
the teachers of the Chinese Naval matching flowers.
LUNCH
PONIES
Unit. At the present time Dr. BarMr. Thomas J. Porter served as
Mr. and Mrs. William H. That- Ue Is president of Harpur College best man for his brother; The ushSwarthmol'tl Mother's Club
ers were MessrS. WjJ1j,m F. Porcher of College avenue enllerlailn-I In New York State.
KIDDIE KARNIVAL
ed at a family party Sund~
.Rlchard McCabe of Nort
ter, cousin, of the " bridegroom,
ternoon In honor of Mr.' R. C. Chesler road Is a freshman
David McCahan, Jr., brother of
TMYlslo. . . . .t ~fa'r
Thatcher of Chattanooga, Tenn.,
and Lee University.
the bride, Joseph M. Kaeslin and
Ifro. I fa 21
Roger O. Fritz of Moylan, John M.
who was vjsiting his daughter
Humphrey of Dallas, and Andrew
Mrs. WIlliam R. Ayres of Drexel
ENGAGEMENT
October 25th ~ 11 to 3 •• M.
.HI11.
. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jeffords W. Stolle, Jr., of Garden City, N.Y.
RIIf9.rs AYO~ •• at Ollll••k 1011111';,
A reception followed In McDr. and Mrs. J. Albright Jones of "assar avenue announce the
.RIZES
BAKE SALE
MODEL .LANES
; GAMES
of Elm avenue have returned engagtlment of their. daughter, Cahan l;Iall of the chUrch•.
from a four-dliy hollday at Ea- Miss Eliot· Brand Jeffords to Mr.
After a weddiJig trip south the
glesmere.
Harold D. Townsend of Warren, c()uple w~ Iive In Radnor.
Mr. \md Mrs. W. H; Gehling of m., son of the late'Mrs. GraceS.
The hricte and groom were
University place enterlaliied at a Townsend.
~:!~,.of honor ~~. the rehearsal
dinner-bridge Saturday
Miss Jeffords is a graduate of d
given. Friday evening at .
.in honor of Mr. and Mrs! Walter the University of Pennsylvania
. home of Mr,' and Mrs. Franl'~
A. Schmidt who are taking a and served actively with· the 'I:. Rj,nsburg of H~ard ·av.~ilue,
South Americ"n cruise, and Dr American Red Cross In the Azores w., Mr. and Mrs. Ransburg, Mr.
BEAUTY SALON
and Mrs. John R. Bates who sail-! and in Alaska during World War and Mrs. Fr.id N. Bell, Mr. and
ITS CARING THAT SAVES THE WEARING
ed Wednesday for a trip abroad. II.
H. LIndley' Feet,' and Mr.
Mrs. E. Tiel Smith of
Mr. Townsend is a graduate of
, . Mrs. H. Weston Clarke
..
avenue spent the week-end at the University of Illinois and ho,!ts.
9 Chester Road
Wells 'College visiting her niece served with the U.S. Army In
The bridal party and out-of(Jail
Swarthmore 6-0476
Joan Taylor of Claymont, Del.
charge of radio ana radar
town guests were entertained' at
Jane Patterson of Maple avenue Guam during World War II.
a brunch given SaturdaY precedand Comella McKernan of Rutgers
Miss Jeffords Is a niece of Mrs. ing tlie wedding by Mrs. Percy G.li~=~~~~~~~~~~
avenue are visiting INew Eng_ WIlliam H. Hughes of Penn Val- Gilbert, Mrs. J. Francis Taylor,
land Colleges over the school hol- ley, Narberth; 'of Mrs. Willlam Mrs. A. H;! Van Alen, Mr•. L. A.
Iday week-end.
Cuthbert Hall of Louisville, Ky.; Wepaufer, and Mrs. Paul D; Wil~
Miss Doreen McConechy of of Mr.' Alec H'. B. Jeffords of Iiams at the home of Mrs. Gilbert.
South Chester road entertained at Lakewood, Ohio, and of Mr. and
MIss Davis of ~arvard avenue
a bridge party Friday evening and Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords of Glen entertpined at supper for memFor Safe. Sure Protection
Use
.
at a tea on Sunday afternoon In Riddle.
bers ,of the bridal party following
honor of hll( week-eDd hoqse
Mr. Townsend Is.a nephew of the wedding. •
PRESTONE or ZEREX Anti·Freeze
guest Mrs: Harry Andrews of Mr. and Mra. Frank Etzler of
Warren.
Montclair, N.J.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. O.
'.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles M. Snyder
Redgrave, Mrs. Frederic Child,
HONOR COUPLE
, of North Chester road announce
RUSSELLsS SERVICE
Mrs. Edward Boyd of Swarthmore,
Miss Helen K. Hoot, daughter of the btrth of their second son, Curt
ROBERT J. ATZ, Owner
and. Mrs. A. J. GuI1Uum of As- Mr. and Mrs. Henry. I. Hoot of Borden Snyder, on September 25
bury Park, N. J., arrived 'home Lafayette avenue, and Mr. Frank In Chester Hospital.
Opposite' Borough Parking Lot
on the S.S. Independence Wed- B. O'IMun, Jr., son of Mr. and
The baby Is a grandson of Mr.
Dartmouth & &.afayette Aves.
SW 6-0440
nesday after a 10-week trip Mrs. Ozmun of Rochester, N.Y., and Mrs. N~rman Borden of Yale
abroad. They traveled through whose m'lfriage will take place toSpringfield' Township and
England, Scotland, Switzerland. morrow evening at 8 o'clock, in avenue,
of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Snyder of: '
Belgium and Italy. Mr. and Mrs. the Bala - Cynwyd / Methodist St. Petersb"rg Beach, Fla.
Redgrave's son-In-law and daugh- Ch~ch, will be guests of honor
ter Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wisdom .this evening at which time the
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Seymour
and daughters of Wallingford bride's uncle and aunt Mr.' and of Highland avenue, Upper Darby
were in New York to welcome the Mrs. John Fricke of Merion will are receiving congratulations on
group home.
entertain at the rehearsal dinner. the birth of a daughter, Marjorie
The Beta Iota Alumnae AssocThe brlde-to-be' was. guest of Jill, on October .10 in the OsThe quiet beauty of Oriental !'UP leads an air of dislation of Kappa Kappa Gamma honor at a luncheon and combina- teopathic Hospital, Philadelphia.
tinction to &D.7' home.
will celebrate Founders Day with tlon kitchen and pantry shower
The baby Is a granddaughter of
PAULSON'S ba. Persian
a supper party at the home of given Saturday at Strath Haven Mrs. Melanie SeYmour of Cornell
: .ru~ ia. exlZ abc at ~50. up.
Mrs. Sewell W. Hodge of Ogden 11m for 22 guests by Miss Nancy avenue, and of Mr. and Mrs. Oren
IIq ... dl.,lq OD.la 7QIJr
avenue on Thursday, October 23. Hoot who wUl attend her sister as B. Jillson of Grosse Point, Mich.
cut/.,
Mrs. Helen M. Hall of Hillborn maid of honor.
avenue entertained at dinner 14
---------Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas MontmemberS of her Internatlonatlsht':
·POJ!.TER...:..t.!cCAHAN
gomery (;f South Chester road andent class of Swarthmore College.
The marriage of Miss Patricia nounce the birth of a sOD, John
N,Ine nationalltles were
Morse McCahan, daughter of Dr. Thomas Montgomery, Jr., on OcMohawk C_&inI: • Complete Size Range - OrIental
sented In the' group; In.:IoI.esla,1 and Mrs. David M. McCahan of tober 9 . ,
100 Park J\ve•• Swarthmore. Pa.
China, the PhUllplne Islands,
Strath Haven avenue, to Mr.
Mrs. Montgomery is the former
SWarthmore 6-6000 _ Clearbrook 9-4646
pan, Holland, Peru, Germany, Frederick Meredith Porter, son of
M~~iq~;Ja~nI~c;e~I~g~re~r~o;f~~~~~;I·~__~ Buy wit" CONFIDENCE • •. buy at PAULSON'S'~. .~
Iran, and Iraq.
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Frailk Por- =
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Mc- ter of Rose Valley, took place SatCabe, Jr:, and son Thomas, 3rd, urdaY at 3:30 in the Swarthmore SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR ALL
formerty of Evanston, Ill., are Presbyterian Church.
now residing at Chestnut Hill,
The Re.v. J'oseph P. Bishop per- MAGAZINES
I
Mass., while Mr. McCabe Is at- formed the cereinony.
GOOD HOUSI!KEBPlNG
tending the Harvard School of
The bride, .given in marriage by
or
Business AcItnInIl¢ratlon;
her father, wore a gown of Ivory
COSMOPOLITAN
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
taffeta and veil of hirlrloom lace.
re&". fS.1IO per y of North Swarthmore avenue, She carried gardenias and stepha- UntU Nov. 10 onIJ..:..s.81 for Z yn.
,
.
.
with their son Howard,
notis.
MIlS.
LLO'I'D
E.
J[A1JJI'Ii'IIIAN
the Navy-WilUam and Mary
Miss Elizabeth McCahan, sister
313
Dartmouth
Avellue
at Annapolia on' Saturday.
of the bride, attended as maid of
were joined there by their daugh- honor, and th'l. bridesmaids were SwutIImore 8-ze80
Personals
•
The, Bouquet
as
Get Set for Winter NOW • ••
.
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Live like
a
· ..I
K'lng
It's to Your Advantag.
SHOP AT THE
ter June and friends from Wllllam
and Mary. Following t!te game
the gro\lP spent the' week-end
with relatives In Washington, D.
C.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Jones
Haverford avenue spent the weekend at Lake Paupac in the
onos.
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn T. Bartle of
" Binghamton, N. Y., spent the past
week-end with Mrs..Helen M. Hall
of HI11born av~nue. Dr.Bartle was
director of the V-12 Unit
Swarthmore College during
ne
CLUB
_ pl'tlsents
Brassbound's
Conversion"
, .
., 4h!'..,. ....ani
• y f ..
$.Cl!W
"'.d
C''''s F'm Oct_
p.,,,.. ••" as •
COLLEGE 'THEATRE
SATURDAY, OCT. 18TH
.,Ut".1I.
1_.,.
ti.ln
Annual Hallow.fen -Parade
THURSDAY"
OCT.~(tt~
,
Fri. &
Sat.
Powar
Patrlcl. N. .I
"DIPLOMATIC COURIER",
Assembl, Tlm~15 -
/
.
Old 5ch_1 Lot
Yale and Keayon Avellaes
/
IIIdlll..
. . ' Special s.t. I P. M•.
; "MY FRIEND FLICKA"
'
mill
sta.-t1ng Tlm':-7:DO '.M.
D.....' .. ~.:. .
Willi". PrIce, D'recfor
WI twO NIGHTS
Frf., Oct. 17 & Sat., Oct. 18
Cilial. TI_ -- 1:20
ALL AGES INVITED.
Cartooas, Comody & 'Last C'hapter
"RADAR MEN FROM MOON"
flat. Night ODI,-Poatun! TIm....
8.00, 8.00
5....."'DO
a!UI
TlireeClasseleSS-llndividual. Group. Floats
10.00
Mon. .. 'r.its.
VADIS'"
"echolcol..1 .
Fe.WIre
and
. , ' TImes-6
.'
. , 9 P.M.
.
Wed." nan.
~ ,let... y ..........·t .Iul
Alae ........
'M~ IN THE WHrrE SUIT'
. Ii. J. Arthur ..... "'''.'UUM
. .. Will
nell... Now onSale1
. ".
be dlvl~ 1m
0rdI.c...a.9~ IS
: £t
BaIe.-330 Zto 1.95-01
(iIlcla_
TUeI)
f'\!'"
seCtiollS EACH:
Comic. Fancy Dritss, ~ost Orlgl. .1
.
"
CASH 'PRIZES
(Plt.ue BrlcIMe aeta:::a b.ftt~.-e)
ALL BEATS lI&SI!BVBD'
THE SWAIlTIDIOBEAN
a.
TWi
SWARTHMOREAN
PUBLISBBD EVBBY nIoAY AT SWABTIDIOBB, PA.
THE SWABTBlIIOBBAN, INC.. PtlBLlSIIEB
P ....... SWanm.ore
.
PBTEil Eo TOLD, EdItor and Publbller
JlAlUO~ 'r01,D aDd. BABIIARA KENT, ADoclate IWton
Rosalie Pell"sol
Lorene McCarter
1-'"'
Entered .. Second Class lIIattei-, January:U 1929 at the Post
01IIce at Swarthmore, Pa., under the Act of abrch 3, 1819.
DEADLINE-WEDNESDAY NOON
SWABTBllOItB, PA.. FRIDAY, ocroBEil 17, 1952
' RIAN NOTES
PRESBYTE
end .on
trip to Lake Paupac In
FRIENDS MEETING NOTES
VICTORIA C. WRIGHT
the Poconos for the beginning of
The third In the series of five
Funeral services were held
the archery season for deer huntAdult Forum discussions of the Wednesday morning In TrInIty
World Conference will be led by Church: Swarthmore for Victoria Ing.
Mrs. Albert L. Hllles of Crest
Philip Jacob who will' consider Caroline Wright, three and onelane
will be hostess next week to
the topic "East versus West". He half month-old daughter of Mr.
the
Tuesday
Reading Group.
will also tell of his exP
Mills, Media, whose death 00boro)llh of Rutgera avenue wUl
Regular MonthlY Meeting lor curred Monday' amrnoon. The
eatertaln as their week-end guests
Business will take place on Tues- Rev. H. Lawrence Whittemore was
lIIr. and Mrs. Harold KInder .of
day, October 21, at 1:30 p.m. Un In charge•.
WhltUer House
In addition to her parents the Waynesboro, Va., and Mr. and
•
baby is survived by a· sister Jac- Mrs. T. C. Renner .of Franktown,
Mid-week Meeting for Worship quellne; tWD brothers, DoucIas Va. Their guests last. week....nd
will be held on Wednesday, Octo- and Richard, and grandmother were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
ber 22, at 1: 30 p.m. In the Meet- Mrs. Richard M. Killore of Cor- Crutcblleld of WaynesbOro.
Ing HDuse.
'
Mi. and Mrs. Samuel D. ClYde,
nell avenue.
Jr., of Brookside road, WallingQuarterly Meeting will convene
Interment was private•
ford spent the week-end with Mr.
at ProvIdence Meeling House,
and Mrs. Charles V. Thackara, Jr.,
Media, on Saturday, October 25,
NEWS
NOTES
of Eatontown, N.J., and all attendat II 'P.m. for Ihe business session.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford F. Robinson ed the PrInceton-Penn gam e
Supper will be .served afterwards,
and at 1 p.m. CUfford Sloan will of Guernsey road will entertain at Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard GrlfIIn of
show his sUdes taken at the World a small dinner party at their
home
this
evening.
Maplewood, N.J., will be weekConference.
end
guests of Mr. Griflln's parents
Mrs.
Herbert
Michener
of
Park
•- - - - - - - Mr.
and
Mrs. Harold G. Griffin of
avenue'entertalned
at
a
tea
WedCHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTES
Rutgers
avenue.
The "Doctrine of Atonement" nesday aftemoot; in honor of Mrs.
Mrs. Samuel D. ClYde of
will be explained In the Bible Les- Ross G. Allen of parkersburg,
Swarthmore avenue entertained
Savanah,
Ga.,
who
i'!
visiting
this
son to be read in all Christian Sciat a luncheon last Wednesday for
ence churches next Sunday. when week with her parents Dr. and
the Golden Text Is from St. Paul's Mrs. E. L. Mercer of North Chester several.D.A.R. delegates who were
en route home after attending the
First Epistle to the Corinthians road.
Mrs.
Harold
G.
Griffin
of
Rutconvention In Philadelphia. They
(1:18): "The preaching of the cross
gers
avenue
entertained
at
a
included
Mrs.· Mary Cameron,
is to them that ,perish foolishness;
but unto us which are saved It is luncheon-bridge at her home Fri- editor of the State Bulletin Pennday. Mrs. GrlfIIn was agaln host- sylvania Society DAR, Mrs. Frank
the power of God."
ess at the luncheon Monday.
Pagan,. Miss Harriette Padgett, a
SWARTHMORE ALUMNI CLUB
Mr. George Plowman of Har- page 'at the convention,all of
HOLDS FIRST MEETING vard avenue and Mr. Robert Wellsboro, and MIss Gladys Jones
Greer of Media spent the week- of Willlamsport.
guest spaaker will be Mrs. Joseph
._'"
P
II of h
Mr. B..,..op will preach at the .once,
t e Granada Indian
two Church Services Sunday, 9:30 Mission In Arizona. Devotions will
and 11 a.m. on ''The Cup o~ oli- be led by Mrs. Joseph Bishop. A
portunlty"....
solo wUl be sung by Mrs. Matthew
ChurCh School, Men's and' Wo- McKiimell. The women are remen~s Bible Classes. will all be quested to bring their own sandheld at 9:30. A Coffee Hour at wiches, and dessert and calfee or·
12: 15 to which everyone Is In- tea will be served.
vlted, will follow the second
The Mr. and Mrs. Club will
service.
meet this Sunday evening at 8
The Senior High Choir will p.m. In McCahan Hall. A movie
rehearse at 5: 45, followed by a will be shown followed by a disSenior High Fellowship Supper at cusslon led by' Dr. Gabriel
6: 30 and thejr Fellowship Meeting Schwartz, Psychiatrist.
at 1: 15 at which there will be' a
The Church Is greatful to the
lec"re and discussion on "The people who voluntee,red to help
Christi",,'s RespDnsibUtY to Pol-' with the Religious Census of the
itic.".
'..
.
community Sunday afternoon. Aa
Junior High Fellowship will a result of this effort the churches
meet at 5: 45 p.m., In McCahan will now have a complete llst of
Hall. The program this week will the unchurched people of the combe a. li)mstrlp on "Adventure in', munity who are interested in beOur Town". .
coming related to one of the
Young Adults Group meets for churches of the town.
E. Huber agency
UlrIch. of
head
Washington
the of
Curtis
regular meeting at 6: 30, for a
METHODIST
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Publishing Company, gave the
supper.. fDllowed by a discussion
meeting, topic: "Oriental RellThe Sunday School meets at Swarthmore Alumni Club of Philg1ons".
9:45. Classes are provided for adelphia a look inside the two
This week, 'Mr. Bishop and Mr. children of all ages and for adults. presidential' campaign train's at the
Stettner will continue on their' The Young Adults meet at 9: 45 opening iuncheon of the club
Wednesday In Philadelphia.
plan of calling by Zones. M;r. Bls- In the Ladles' Parlor.
Ulrich' ktiows the Washirigt911.
hop will be calling In Zone 1, and
The sermon topic at the 11
8, of which Dr. and'Mrs. Seymour o'clock service Is "Our Faith in scene and ha~ recenUy ridden
willi both presidential candidates
Kietzien, 319 south Chester road, Christ."
and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lukens,
Nursery for children is open on their campaigu trips.
Richard A. Enion, president of
916 Strath Haven avenue, are the during themorntng service. Mrs.
Zone leaders. Mr. Stettner will be L. E. Kauffman and Mrs George the alumni group, Introduced Mr.
calling In Zone 5 and 6, of which W. Glaesser; Jr., will bo.1n charge. Ulrich. Other omcers for this year
Mr. and Mrs, Harlan Jessup, '243
The..ushers for the day are J. are FraDk Jackson, vice-president,
Ha,'e.rford avenue, ...and· ·Mr., and Justus BDdley Warren Crafts, of RosemoI)t, Lindsay Wolfe, secMrs. H. D. McCray, Jr., 229 Cor- Charles H. Grier and James / O. reary, of Swarthmore, and Car~ C~
Colket, treasurer, of Ro~emqnt.
nell avenue, 1re the, Zone leaders. Stepens.
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The women of the church will . The Boy Scouts meet' on Wed- The Swarthmore Alumni Club of
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There will be group conferences Senior Choir at 8 o'clock.
and a dramatized program. The
The Choir Association will have
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re will "e a .celebration of
The
Joseph P. BWtoP, Minister
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John. Stettner, Assistant
the Holy Communion at 8 o'clock ~
Sunda" October 19
Sunday morning. At 9:30 all de- ~
9:30 A.M.-Church School, Men's partm.ents of the Church School jIjg
and Women,s B.'ble ctasses.
will meet. The regular service· of i1J.
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October 22
o'clock. Those serving as usher.
10:30 A.M.-Women.'s Presbyterial. for the services will be as follOWS,: 1jj
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R. J, Baker, F. S. Chambers, Jr., ~,'
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Roy N. Keiser. D.D" Minister
C. E. Fellows, W. Freegard, W. F. ~
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Klug"Jr., W. S. Patton. S. D. Rey- n·
\Winter is bad enou'gh wit~· its
9:45 A.M.-Church School. 'and noids; ari'd J. S. Thompson. Pierre. •
frosts and freezes, but, it's eve.n.
Young Adults.
w'ill Decrouez is scheduled to serve as f ; j '
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11:00 A.M. - The Minister
acolyte &t the' 8 o'clock service ~
worse when your car, ai is; ,you
1l~J8al~:M.~hurch Nursery.
and Bennett Hill at 11.
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TRINITY CHURCH
' . ' The nursery room in the base,make sure that your automobile
Wh ·tte··
Rector ment will be open to take care of ~
is ready for the cold days ahead.
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children during the 11 o'c,lock
8:00 A. M.-Holy Communion.
services- on Sundays.
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The fall Parish Dinner. sponsor11:00 A.M.-Mor\ilng Prayer.
ed by the Men's Club of Trinity, 1l1.J.
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Church will be held on Monday
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PLAYERS
Miss Jane Davis. Miss Marian I~============~
Ransburg and Mra. Williiun G'I I
Piper, aU ofSwarthrilor..; Mrs.
John E. Surrlck, Jr., of Baltimore,
Md., Mrs. All"", Rumpf of PittsTHEATRI'- CHESTEIt
field, Mass., 'IInd Miss Louise. Gamble of Riverdale, N.Y. Their gowns
ON SnBE-I1I PERSOII
were of blue velvet and they carrled
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The Arts and Crafts group will ~
9:45 A.M.-,-Adult Forum, Meet- meet at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. At 5
ing House. Philip Jacob speak- o'clock the Men's Chester Convo- 1ii
ing A.M.-Meeting
on "East vs. West."
.11:00
for worship. caUon Meeting will be h eId a t!ij
jIjg
Visitors welcome. (Chlldre!, will Marcus Hook. W. E. Hetzel and W. ~
be caned for during Meetmg.) M. McCawley will be the ~~e- ll!
Monda" october 20
gates to this meeting from Trm.ty. jIjg
All-day sewtng for the A.F.S.C.
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Tuesda" October 21
Church. .
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Holy Communion will be cele- ~
Business in Whittier House.
brated at 7:15 Wednesday mDrn- ~
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All day sewing for. the A.F.s.c.. Ing.
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The Women's Chester Convoca_~W~O~rshI~£P.~M~ee~tIng~~H=O~US:;se:;'~_.ltion meeting will be held at West.
Chester ThursdaylJ.orning at 10
St~k~~U~~
o'clock. Mrs. S.· B; Brewster is
SWARTHMORE
parish representative for this
'Park Avenue below Harvard
meeting, and those desiring to ~tSunda;r October 19
tend may make reservations Wtth
11:00 A. M.~unday SchooL
. lIer. Cars wUl leave for West
11:00 A. M.-The· Lesonn S in.lln Chester from TrInity Church at 9
Is the ''Doctrine of Atonement."
Wednesd.;y evening meeting a.m.
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each week, 8 P.II. Reading room
Choir ~ool
meet on... !In0IIetl daIlY ",,
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Road.tested ..f1llt f1;!llld that
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winlor driving. ~Sy~ instaR
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A meeting of the Legion Auxiliary will be held Monday, October 20 at the home of Mrs. L. J.
Serva~ of the Elm apartments,
Elm avenue at 2 p.m.
All members are urged to come
to plan the program for the new
year. Mrs. Frances Lumaden, president, will be glad to greet any
new members wishing to join.
Friends who' helped with the
Rummage Sale, giving ,their time
generously, have the appreciation
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Deputy fo' Collect
SUrldatReceptiont~'c'pEm Schools Closed Mon.,
Delinquent Head Tax
Arts Center Exhibition
Tues.. for .Co. Institute
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of buildings and g.ounds for the
past two decades.
High School Principal William
Bush reported an experiment now
in progress with the seventh 'pe_
riod of the school day. All atudents from the seventh grade
through 12th grade are no~ completely free from 2:45 to 3:16 p,m.
instead of ,having a compulsory
O,,,f,,th=e,,m=e,,m,,be=rs,,·======:;;:.d study period for those not participatlng in extra activities. A study
hall is 'provided for those wishing
FLORENCE L. HADDAD
to remain at school' for that purTeac"er af VIolin
pose, but former study hall teachers are released for conferences
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and those students who have pre!=""''''''~'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''=! vious)y been without activities are
encouraged to engage In some. The
PIAMO TUNING
purpose of the new system is 'to
l\fembk of
provide the greates~ opportunity
National Association or
for
development of avocation and
Plano Tuners
outside
Interests, leadership, and
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social needs.
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SUnset 9-5082
Special Rat.,.
The annual report of the, 'Summer Recreation Association showing a balance of $175 was accepted
by tl}e Board.
Shortly after 11 p.m. the Board
adjourned the' m~ting which was
attended-'by three teachers from
Germany who as part of a unit
of 100 brought over by the State
Department to study American education methods, are spending seven months living and observing In
Catherman's
Swarthmore.
The Board will next convene at
Drug Store
9:30
a.m.
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Springfield school children attending on Tuesdays and Ridley
Township school children ,0 n
Wednesdays.
Mrs. Groft' paid glowing tribute
to volunteers who alded the Community Tuberculosis X-Ray Survey, and thanked Mrs., Willillpl
Gehring, Mrs. Leslie 'Wetlauter,
and Mrs. Carro!lStreeter ,for
specillc and important work.
The CommwUty Arts Center of
Wallingford will hold a reception
and tea on Sunday, October 19,
from 3 to 6 p.m. opening an exhiblUon which will, be on dlspl~
from October 19 to NoVember 20.
The exhibit will include water
colors and oil palntings, by 'J:
Frank Copeland, floral paln~gs
by I Mrs. Copeland, pencil sketches
by Ted Kennedy, and miniature
antiqu~ furniture made by M.
Walter Young.
ill 0 w retired, Mr.' Copeland
taught at the Pennsylvania Museum School for 50 years "1)d is considered, to be:' one ,of the' most
distinguished water color artists in
this part of the country. Mrs.
Copeland is also a brilliant waier
colorist, spechillzlng in floral
studies. She holds the George
Walter Dawson medal of the
Philadelphia Water Color Club.
Mr. Kennedy, who started pencll sketching as a hobby, studied
under Earl Horter at Temple
UnlverLlity. His sketches, whicl).
are mostly architectural, are outslanding in the field.
Cabinetmaker and owner of
Hershey Mill, Mr. Young makes
miniature antique furniture reproductions, which have become
collectors' Items. Among the mlnatures to be exhibited at the Arts
Center are a Chippendale lowboy
with brass drawer handles, a
Chippendale highboy of walnut,
and miniature knife' boxes made
Into table lighters of burled walnut.
Mrs, Robert Greer of Media will
be tea hostess at the reception In
honor of these artistS.' Everyone
Is invited to attend.
Nat'l President LW.Y.
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ey and Mrs. Edward Cox. Presiding at the tea table will be Mrs.
Melvin Molstad,' past president of
the Swarthmore LeagUe, and Mrs.
Francls'Forsythe, past president of
ihe Wci~'B Club.
, A,nyone'interested in the meeting is cordially invited to attend.
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Elg"t New Reels
BURGLAR FENCn
Experts In the Malc'ng and Fltt'ng
of Spectacles' and Eye Glasses
827 LANCASTER AVENUE
6915 LUDLOW STREET
1'23 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA 3, PENNA~
"'rou/II its Paces I
Barricading ,.our home
ag.lnlt burglar. Is not
practical. Thoy would find
• wa,. to cet iL But it is
practical' and lIIoxpeo.I••
to have &tDa Relldenc.
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ou feel that way too-Uncomfortable uphols~:~e:a: be made to look'happy
uncomfortable. Your fnon
'~" rings and .,,-fllling th~
IU\d made comfortable by, re- haIr- SPin ta.....tt
Dlaie1esse or
cushion-recovering jUst one "
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brocatelle, will improve your living
apbo1dll~ I....
A elJllloDl-made dip coover ...m
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brIdJ' and lulpp,...o-H...m make ,.~,feel F!04L ,too. '
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Com"
Woodland Ave. " Powell Rd. ,
405 Dartmouflt Ave.
Springfield, Pa.
Sw. 6-4191 Open Fri. '-8:30
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Professor Lafore will act at'Mod- _~Th~e~rhyt~~hmi~~c~d~a~n~c~in~g:,~C~las~s~w~l~ll~======;====================:==
period ended with
erator for a' panel comprising Propunting to Media's 10 yard line. fessors Conard, Field, and Man- •
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The Mustangs picked up '12
gone.
on two consecutive plays and
--_----Harvey Moat threw a 10ngNF.W HEATING PLANT IN
to end Frank Whitfield who
OPERATION AT HIGH SCHOOL
loped the dlstance for Media's
Students and teachers In the
ollly touchdown. trIoat IJlt ov,er High Schol Building need no longcenter for the exira polnt'
er dress differently on Mondays.
The play of linemen, MacAlpine, No more suits and heavy sweaters
co-captaln Bill Kauffman, Simkin, donned in the mOmlng and peeled
Habbersett and MacElwee on layer by layer as the )leat "comes
offense was excellent ,In the
upl"
half. Blocking was' sharp 'and
The new heating plant hlUl 011
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are on 'CUll' a'Utoand Charlie Grier's punt returns matic control These are on seven
'were also highlights of the game. days a week and' maintain an
But moat butstanding was the fact over-night and week-end temperthat four boys were playing in ature of 62 degrees. By 8 every
positions they had never played morning' _ including Monday until the day belpre the game. the building will be heated to a
Pete Simkin at right tackie,
temperature suitable for classZiegenfus at left ,end,
room use. In days gone by It's
Much at right tackle and
been known to be ,,0 degrees.
man at left end.
New thermostats have been InThe game suffered a severe set- stalled ·throughout the building.
back when George Allison, out- These should eUminate changing
standing half-back, had his leg trom "hot-bOXes" to "cold-atorfractored above' the knee, In the age" rooms, ,especially for Junior
second quarter. He Is ,In Taylor High stodents. This will mean a
Hospital and improving steadily. much m 0 r e comfortable and
At last report he had Iiad no healthful school day.
visitors. He hopes to be present
The new heater, on which men
for' todays' game' with !ipril)g- have been' working slnoe' last
field High School lit 3 p.m. 'on June, was installed by American
Rutgers Field.
Heating and Ventillatlng Company of which Frank' Windell of
Rutgers
is president.
MUSEUM MENAGERIE
DISPLAY AT "V'LL""'~
UMuseum Menagerie", an exhiANTIQUES
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bition of animals represented In
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_resortheWetchings, engravings, and lithographs by 20 modern artists, has
Early Heppelwhlte Desk
Walnut - stant TOp
been prepared by the Museum of
Entirely Original EJ:cept ~
Modem Art In New York, and will
be on diaplay in the manag~rts
parlor In Parrish Hall at Swarth- Chippendale Blanket, Chest
Pine _ 3 DraWers - JIrtl,Cket Feet
more College until November 3.
J,arge Sl.......oi'lglnal ~
Among these works are Picas...
so's ,"Dove", Toulouse...Lautrec's
in ••• cboooe your course ••• aDd
Antiques & Gounne'. Shop
great IItholll'aph, "The Jockey", a
blte a ridel Yoo're invited to give thia DeW .
hand colored lithograph, "Insects,"
Providence Road
"Rock.t" Eup OldJmobil. 'your
bv Paul Klee, "Lion"; by Mare
lind of dOlllOll8lratl_ Y OIl'll he ......
Wallingford, Pa.
Chagall, and Georges Rouault's
how thi.o hrilliant Super "88" leopoudsin
Phone MEdia 6-n51'
famous flying "Dragon",
eYery drl'ring shuation. And that'. Dot alii
adds a touch of the fantastic.
TIl...,·. Oldsmobile Power Steering. for
TRY THE ~ROCKE.yU
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COlDpany.
tf/ew-AII #eltI
STRATH HAVEN -INN
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PARK and DARTHOUTB AVE.
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meet at 9' a.m. on Frtday. Allce couples at their home FrIday eveKraft is the Instructor.
nlng. Dr. Harvey, formerly as. Monday at 9: 30 a.m. the
Requests have been made to the socIated wi~ the Unive~ty of
109 class will meet with Florence Woman's Club for classes In ad- Pennsylvania s Hospital, IS now
Three panel discussions of T
h' Prl
to
Issues of the current PresIdential rlcker instructor.
vanced bridge and In beginninl{ the Pathologist at t e
nce n
Play Springfield 3 P.M. campaign have been arranged by There wUl be a chorus renearsal : Spanish. These classes will be Hospital.
the Departments of Economics and at 10,a.m.'Tuesday. Mr. Henry J'I formed if a sullicient number enMr. and Mrs. S. M, Hemenw~y
Today on Home
Political Science. The panels will Faust is the director:
roll. Those interested in bridge of Strath Haven avenue will
Field
be composed of faculty members
On Tuesday at 10: 30 a.m. the lessons are asked to call Mrs. entertsln Mrs. Hemenway's brothfrom these two Departments and legislative department will hear Corben Shute, Swarthmore 6-3757. er-in-lawand sister, Mr. ancl Mrs.
From the firat }Vhistle, a spirited
E. H. Taylor, Wasliington Staffj' Those Interested In beginning J. J. Janeway and son Charles of
from
the
History
Department.
member
a'n'd Sem'or Asso'clate Spanish may call .....
u_. C. C. Weat, Wolcott,' N.Y., for a few ,days of
Garnet football team shOWed their Each session will deal with a
superiority 0 v e r ,a top-notch certain area of publlc policy and Edltoroi the Country Gentleman. Swarthmore 6-0620.
next week.
Media ball club. Media received each participant will direct hi. "Zack" Taylor, who Is a noted
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith of
discUssion in the first instance '~~lpolil~c'Ii"lI1ri,t~r and well acqualntDr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Harvey North PrInceton avenue with their
the kick-, o~ ,and In 3 play,s ..vete
Od' Ith b th
ld tI'
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'pent
an anajYsis of th~ Issues within a
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pres en a, can- of Park avenue who will leave sons Donny an
ommy s
forced to kick. Swarthmore 'took given subdivision of that are", didates, 'will speak 0'1 "An Anal- the latter part of the month for last' week-end at Lake Paupac In
the punt tn the 20 and began" 75 Following the initial presenta~ ysls of the COming Presidential PrInceton, N. J., entertained 161 the Pocono•.
yard mar9h to an early touch- tions, members 'Of the panel will Election as' it Appears, Today."
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down. Fullback Andy '1chr',,de,r I
Coffee will be served at 10 o;clock.
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have an opportunity to question
A combined irteetlO''g of the Wopicked up a total of, 40 yards and each' other or to express difCOME TO CRUMWALD
then hit off iilckle'fromJhe three ferencesof opinion. Questions and man'~ Club and the' Swarthmore
Home of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Clarke
for Six 'J)oints; How'lrd "Shearer discussion from the floor will then League of Women Voters will be
and Bob Doherty also added yard- be In order.
held ,at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the club
WIL PARTY
BRIDGE
age to the drive.
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house. Mrs. John G. Lee, president'
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The ftrst session will be held' on of the League of Women Voters
Swart", hmore kicked off but a S d
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ay tieve Hng,
coer
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few sec,,onds later line-backer Don thun M
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ly of the United States, will give a
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talk on "Women's Role in Govern ...
MacElwee Intercepted a Mustang hOllr of Seven o'clock. The general ment"
2 to 5 P. M.
pass on Medla's own 35 to set up
b' t f
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October
23,
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home
department
and Shearer ran alternately mov- f
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an,
cox, an will meet at the home of Mrs.
Pony Rides, Movies. etc.-Don,atlon $l.aO. Children Free
ing the' ball
Ylvisaker
will
be
the
William,
C.
Morris,
Marshall
and
llne. MacElwee scored by grabI
k
bing a quick,' outside pass from theMpanel, tw th Professor Pennoc Temple roads, Glen MIlls. This
\
as odera or.
will be a meeting and tea for all
DELICIOU~ DINNERS fa. SUIT the TASTE 'of EYERYONE
Lee S:wan. John MacAlpine conThe sec9nd meeting will
club members interested In takTENDER STEAKS and CHOPS Cooked to Order
verted.
held, at the same hour and place, ing tray, tin or wood painting, or
In the second period the Gamet on Thursday evening, October 23.
lampshade or rug making, or
EXCELLENT BANQUET AND PARTY FACILITIES
took possession of the ball a third The discussion will deal with any who wish to see Mrs. Morris'
BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH 12·1:30 P. M.
time. On the first play Schroder "Domestic Economic Issues," with work. For transportation call Mrs.
Comfortable Rooms Day or Week
Elevator
crashed across the mid-fiel
ed four more yards, and then, on cusslon under Moderator, RroAt 10: 30 a.m. the Delaware
AIr-Conditioned
one of the most spectscular runs fessor Wilcox. The concluding ses- County Federation of Women's
of the game. Schroder, twisted 41 sion, on "Foreign Policy," will be Clubs will hold its fall meeting at
Telephone Swarthmore 6-1)680
Swarthmore. Po.
yarF for another, Granet score.
held on Sunday evening, Novem- the, Twentieth Century Club,
FREE PARKING
WALTER
E.
PARROTT.
Mgr.
In the third quarter
ber 2, hour &nd place ,as before. Lansdowne.
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Dancing Dresses ,
CO·ED BEAUTY
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WO, MAN'S CLUB NO,TES I
Swarthmore Upsets _PANELS.TO
CAMPAIGN ISSUES
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Mustangs 19 to" 7
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eduCiltion, which the teachers may
attend as they choose.
A number of Swarthmoreans
are among the leaders in the Insutute program. Among them ere
Zimmer; teacher of high
school English; Dr. GeOrge J.
Becker of Swarthmore College;
Judson Mygatt, a pupi1in the high
school; Henry F. Hoirpan, teacher
of social ~tudies in rhig\l.school;
Russell L. Snyder, teacher of German; Claudia A. Hancock" teacher
of Art; Mrs. Elva Daniels, teaclier
of Music" and R.' Mildred, Kidd,
elementary sup,ervisor.
Parents. and Interested citizens
are invited to these sessions which
are free, and especially to the
meetings in Clothier IMemorlal:
Classes will resume as usual, on
Wednesday.
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Highest Ranking Cad~t
MARGE and DOT
Air Cadet Philip M. Alden, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. PhillpM. AlCasserole Catering
den of North CheSter road will
Service
complete his'tralning program and
receive his wings and commission
SPECIAIJZING IN
at Vance Air 'Force Base, Enid, LlJNOIIBON8
Okla., on Saturday, October 25.
, BuFFE't SUPPERS
Cadet Alden ,has juat, been notiCOCKTAIL f'ARTlES
fied that, he will graduate as the
CALL
highest rallklng cadet in his class,
Marge
Hurd
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and after commissioning he will
G1aaware to Bent
report 'to Headquarters, Troop
Ferry Command, 'Berry Air Base.
Nashville,Tenn. '
Mr. and Mrs. Alden left Swarthmore on Sunday, October 12, to
drive to Enid for the graduation
exercises. They will stop en route
to visit friends and relatives In
, For Teen·Agers
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NEws 'NOTES
Dr. ,M. R. Faville of Roanoke,
Va., has returned, home after a
week's visit with his daughter
Mrs. J. H. Breakell and family of
Magill road.
Col. and Mrs. Harold C. Mabbott of Harvard avenue entertained as their week-end guests Col.
and Mrs. Charles M. Myers of
Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Loughead 01
Thayer road spent a few days of
last week in Atlantic City•
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schmidt oi
ParriSh road returned' Tuesday ,on
the S.S. United States after living
In Madrid, Spain since March. Mr.
Schmidt, an engineer with the'
Baldwin Locomotive Company,
was t\lere on business for the
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TODAY'S ROTARY SPEAKER
George Leonard, assIStant to T.
A. Bradley, President, Acme Fast
Freight, Ind., N.Y.C., will address
Swarthmore' Rotarians on tlie sub_
ject ''Freight Forwarding" at today's luncheon meeting.
Mr. Leonard' will exp1aln how
the Forwarder moveS' a' shipment
'from beginnIng to end under onecarrier control and responsibility
and under a single document with
an all-inclusive charge, a highly
specialized "service in this era of
diverse transportation facilities. '
George C. Salmons, commercial
qent for Acme in ,this territory.
and Chairman for today's meeting
will introduce the speaker. '
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FOUR DIRECTORS
ILions Club Hears
ELECTED TO SRA I
Mrs. Daniel Johnson
Four directors have been elected
to the bo·ard of the Swarthmore
Recreation Association to serve for
a term of three years: Mrs.
Charles Martin, Mrs. Bruce Deering, Gilbert Mustin, and Robert A.
Detweiler. The r
Bruce
are Mrs. Robert Wood,
D. Smith, WIlliam F. Lee, and
Oliver Rodgers. Mrs. Smith has
serv.!d a. secretary for the past
year and Mr. Rodgers as president. ,
A meeting of the board will be
held in Borough Hail Thursday,
October 23 at 8 o'clock, when the
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new directors w
mee 0 er
members of the board. Present
board members are Mrs. Edmund
Dawes, Mrs. Robert Hetherington,
Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Mts. David
Wisdom, Robert Abbe, Cress~n O.
Davis, Richard Enion, and William
Pegram.
"r saw it in The swarthmore.an."
BAND BENEFIT
DESSERT
CARD PARTY
Friday, October 24
7:30 P.M.
High School CafeterIa
Tlckeh - 75c
MRS. DONALD JONES
rlctet Chalrma.
Swarthmore 6·2402
Ad Courtesy of
Alice Barber' Gifts
Mrs. Daniel Jobnson was the
t
guest speaker at the regular mee arth
ing Monday night, of the Sw
more Lions Club. Mrs. Johnson
who is moderator for a panel
discussion program heard over,
WPWA presented her views on
~
current political campaign an.
touched brielly on some of the
issues involved.
Having recently mad", a tour
through several Southern states
where she talked to some of the
leading political figures anli conducted on-the-spot polls, Mrs.
h
Jobnson was able to give er
prediction as to the trend of the
Southern vote' In the coming
Presidential election.
During the business portion of
the meeting, Lion ,MIllard Robinson presented 15 raincoats and
has to Swarth!nore Junior High
School teacher NaUian Bell for
the School Safety Patrol. Representing the Safety Patrol were
the captains: Charles Wentz, John
Cratsley, and Mike Beckert.
Wesley France was inducled into the Lions Club by Past ·President L. C, Hastings. Lion France
was sponsored by Theodore Purnell, the club's first vice-president.
Medical AuxUlery Meeting
TROOP 16 TO CONDUCT .
The Board members of the DelELECTION DAY SERVICE
At. Its meeting this week Troop aware County Medical Auxiliary
1B, Swarthmore's Girl Scout troop met Friday a~ the home of Mrs.
for Junior and Senior High School Nino DeProphelis of Cornell aved tr
girls, voted to bperate un er oop nue. Plans were made for a fall
government this year instead of by
the patrol system. Jane Hay was luncheon lJleetin, to be held at
Drexelbrook Tuesday, November
elected chairman of the new
gimi,ation; Dorry Rodgers, secre- 4. Mrs. A. Dreyer, state prealdent,
tary, and Carol Seymour, treU- will speak to the group.
urer.
As their lIrst project in good .'
~
government, the girls want to
~.
"onduct a Child ·Care Center on
Election Day for the benefit, of ~.h9-~
parent voters. Details of this com•
munity service will be published
in the Swarthmorean at a later
.
date.
NEWS, NOTES
Troop 16 ,meets every Tuesday
afternoon in 'Borough Hall. CoMr. Henry I. Hoot of Lafayette leader. are Mr•• Arthur Johnson
avenue Is attending a Military and Mrs. Willla.m McDermott •.
AIrcraft Counsel in Dallas, Texas
this week as a representative of
VARSITY PLAYERS
the Naval Aviation Supply' Otllce
Two
athletes from Morton, who
in Philadelphia.
Mrs; Paul J. Rutan of Ogden were teammates at Swarthmore
aVOQlle spent last week In Pitts- High School, are playing together
burgh visiting lier son-in-law and this fall on the Dickinson College
,
daughter Dr. and Mrs. William O. eleven.
Jack
Smith,
halfback
aild
capLinhart and new baby daughter
tain,
and
Paul
C.
Tarr;
190-~ound
Eliz~abeth.
Mr. and. Mrs. C. Irwin I Gal- tackle, were in the starting lineup
breath of Benjamin West avenue when Dickinson opened its nlneand Mr. and Mrs. William Sproul game schedule against Trinity.
Lewis of Gradyville, attended the Both were on undefeated teams at
Swarthmore High in 1947 and '48.
Princeton-Penn game at PrinceA. C. Ransom, new Dickinson
ton Saturday.
Coach, has switched Smith from
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Brown of fullback, w Ii.e I' e he played
Wainut lane will spend the wee\<- throughout last season, to right
end visiting their son Mr. Richard haitback to make greater use of
himblest
Brown and family of College his speed and ballcarrylng skill.
r>iece
Park, Md., a,nd help with the cele- The 180-pound senior Is one of
bration of the birthday anniver- the fe,;, members of the squad aslive ActtOr)
sary of their son.
signed to double duty, being used
oh k>LJr
Mr. and Mr•• W. W. Turner of on bolli the offense and defense,
Wheels
University place entertained in7
platoons.
fOrmally at dinner Saturday eveThIs is Smith's third varsity
ningin observance, of the birthday season. He is also an outstanding
anniversary of Mr. Turner.
lacrosse player, having led the
Lt. and Mrs. ·C. MacDonald
Red Devil team in scoring the
Swan, Jr., are visiting this week
past two. seasons and won All~
with Lt. Swan's parents Mr. and ·Eastern recognition.
,
Mrs. Swan of Mt. Holyoke place.
Tarr Is left taclile on the ofLt. Swan Is transferring from the fensive team. In, that position he
Marine Corps at Camp LeJeune, has one of the key Qlocking asN.C., to the Marine Flying S.!hool signments in the split "Tn offense
at Pensacolai Fla.
Dickinson is using this fall. He
Mrs. Arthur Robinson of Ogden is fast and. agile, important quali'ilvenue was hostess to ·the Eight~ ties in Coach Ransom's system. A
soine b,Idge cil!b at a luncheon at junior, this is Tan's second varthe ,Ingleneuk Tuesday followed sIty season..
by bridge at her hOll!e.
.
,
.
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Forma" of
Jean Galbreath, a freshman at Woodland Aye. &. Powell Rd.
University place e'ntertained as the University of Delaware, spent
Springfield.
Pa.
their house' guests for several days the week-end at her -home on
,
of last week Mr. and Mrs. Martin B.enjamin West avenue.,
Sw·arthm· are 6-"607
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Downs'of Appleton, Wis., and Mr. ~;iii;iiiiii""~;.,jj_;';;~i...__"";__";'___iiiii_ _ _
and Mrs. Warr.en Sargent' and I'
three children of Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Ashton
who have been summering in
lleadi\lg, Vt., have returned to
Swarthmore and are located !'t
Strath Haven Inn.
Capt. and Mrs. C. C. Shute
Mapl2' avenue attended the NavyWilliam and Mary· game at Annap'olis Saturday and viere week:end guests of capt. and Mrs. Fred
Walton of Annapolis.
, Miss Mabel Talley; Mrs. Her-I
bert T. Bassett, Mrs. E. K. Boeh- ,
mer and ·Mrs. E. VanS. Cieveland'
of S'warthmore are guests today of
Miss Nettie Alexander of West
Chest~r..,.t luncheon and emasta.
Mr. and Mrs.~ Howard G.
son of Rutgers avenue entertained as their week-end guesls Dr.
and Mrs. Albert Goho of Harrisburg, Also here for the week-end
were their daughter Sue and Arthur Harrison; both students at
Bucknell University, who 'attended the Bucknell-Temple game in
You "wdte your own
Philadelphia Friday night. '.
money" in exact amoUnts.
l\!r. and Mrs. Robert "mold
when you use checks •• .and
Wallingford entertained at their
summer Jlome on Lake Paupac in
they can be mailed safely
the Poconos over Columbus Day
anywhere. Come in and
week-end, Dr. and Mrs. Wilson W.
open a checking account
Latlomus of Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Bruce Duffett
with us and pay by checkS
and children, formerly of Monterrey. Mexico, visited with Mrs.
Duffett's parents ¥r. and Mrs. Roy
P. Lingle of Cornell avenue wblle
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en route to their new I).ome in
West Aurora, IlL After November
1, their address will be 827 Downer place, West Aurora.
. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gaskill of
Universtty place spent several
days of this w~k att.endloi
, M..-Hr. P.....J D~ "',...... 'c...,.,,~
conference of the Association, of
BdIson mumlnat\ng Companies at
WhIte Sulphur Springs, Va .
RUTLEDGE MARINE HONORED
Captliin Frank M. Jackson, Jr.,
of Muhlenberg avenue, Rutledge,
bas been made an honorary member of the Republic of Korea po..
lice foree.
In the Marine Air Group 12 of
the First Marine Alrcratt Wing,
Captain Jackson helped catch a
top Communist spy who had
marked six South Korean civilians
for death, according to cltatlgns
tI
from the Pyongteak police sta on.
Captain Jackson was made a captain in the force.
.
A veteran of World War II, he
was called to active duty last February. He holds the air medal
~th three oak leaf clusters.
Kappas to Sew
The Kappa Kappa Gamma Sewing Group will meet Tuesday, October 21 at the home of Mrs. Oliver G. Swan of 512 North Chester
road.
DEW DROP INN
407 DARTMOUTH ·AVENUE
BREAKFAST. LUNCH • DINNER
CLOSED EVERY SUNDAY
OPEN 7 A. M. to 7:30 P. M.
. Monday Thru Saturday
Daily Dinners 9Dc to $1.65
Special.ChUdren's Platters
EVERY YEAlt •• fUEL SYSTEM
ROTARIA~~ ~~~P SUNSHINE 85% of Class of '52,I Quaker
As a result· of a recent appeal
made by Joseph Ho"';e of the
Chester, Kwanis for aid in the
erecting of dormitories add a mess
bail at Camp Sunshine, a number
of Swarthmore Ro~arlans have
responded.
Pres!dent' A. M. Van Alen reports that a' group of Rotarians
meet at MIchael's Dl")Ig Store on
Saturday 'momings, around 9
o'clock and take 011 for Camp
Sunshine where they give a day's
labor on these' projects..
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CHESTER and. FAIRVIEW ROADS
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S.H~S. Youngest Alumni
Forty-seven Colleges,
.' . Schools
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John· W. Nason, president of
Swarthmore College announced
in recently the first winners of
. the Howard' Cooper Johnson
POfllGBFOBPBOGB8SS
Q u aker Awards, named for the
.
The Cradle of Am.rlcaa
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The Class of 1952 Sw rthm
late executive of Slrawbrldge and
u~ ~d the Arsenal
,
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a
ore Clothier
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High School, Is represented in 47 ' ,
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its Democraq is sened
institutions of higher learning.
Donald Kimmel, freshl!1an from
by
elecUic company.
Heading the list, as far as the Y'~bury, N.J., Kenneth Conrow,
number of students from' the lomor from lUverton, N.J., and
Providing electric pow.
gradua~g class who are attend- Arthur E. CuIIls, sophomore from
(or thit area 10 •
lng, Is Oberlin College with Paul Oneonta, N.Y., are the first stu"CURLY" OGDEN NAM~D
Davis, Chuck·Russell, Don Sharpe <,Ients to benefit from theprovlrespoosibilill' of far·
WAS"'. COLLEGE DIRECTOR ,and Cathy Wisdom. Twelve Slons of the will.~
reachiog imponance.
Warren· H. (Curly) Ogden has schools have two members each
Johnson, Who died June 9 of
With pride and grarlrude.
been namedastistant director of from the recently graduated class. this year, provided ·in his will that
admissions at Washli:.gton College The schools and the students· at- income from the scholarship fund
we join the millions of
according to' an announcement tending them are:
be used for male members of the
people aDd thousand.
made last wee!<.
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Dennison _ Sally Gaskill and Society of Friends. He also directMr. Ogden' will be in charge of Ken Wright; Earlham _ Louise ed tilat the scholarship be given
of industrial and
the secondary school visItation Valentine and Sam Lewis; Prlnce- on the basis of "all around achievcommercial enterprisu
program which will take him into ton - Jack Thompson and Dick ment" 8\1d without consideration
s.choob in Maryland, Dclaware, McCormack; Antioch _ Nancy for the financial condition of the
DOW celebrating
New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, Moore and Barbara Shlpherd; applicant or hls family.
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Pennsylvania Week.
and Washington, D.C.
. Penn State _ . Judy Roess. and
In the event that Friends of
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He is a graduate of Swarth- Bar r y Newstadt; Swarthmore "outstanding ability" do not apply
more. College, and took advanced College - Dennis Becker and for scholarships awards, Swarthwork at the University of Penn- Alan Robinson;
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more otllcials may grant graduate
sylVania, Glassboro Slate TeachGrove City _ Blna Booth and fellowships to a Swarthmore stuers College In T!iew Je~sey, ~and Joan ·Plumb; Wesleyan' _ Art dent "who has shown outstandthe University of Delaware. He Jones and pave Cox; Delaware ing 1nterest during hlB college
received IIis master's.degree from _ George Dunn, and Jean Gal- career in advancing the cause of
the latter institution .in 1951.
breath; Hahnemann Hospital Quakerism."
He is well-known in this area Nurses' Training _
Connie
Johnson is former chairman of
for his exploits on the baseball Knowles and Peggy McKee; the Swarthmore College Board of
diamond, having been a pitcher Temple _ Lynne Rogers and Managers.
with the Philadelphia Athletics, Cynthia Yeager: West Chester
New York Giants, and Washing- State Teachers' College _ flob
Mrs. Samuel M. Dodd of
ton senators. He is still connected Allison and Gretchen Bauer;
Swartlunore avenue returned the
with the Phll1ies as·a scout.
. The colleges which have only first of thi~ week from' visltMr. Ogden Ismarrled and has one member of the. Class. of .1952 in.g her sons-m-law and daughters,
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attending the University ot Del- Bemiington _ . Diane ,'£Ocker; Jr., of Silver Lake, 9h1o, .~d Mr.
_ _ ~ __ 1M 100.000 IItJdJJoTtJ_
aware. ,.
'Drexel _' Jean Tanguy; Mass- and Mrs. J. ~eorg~ Breltlmg of
,achuseUs S tat e _
Lorraine Mariemont, Ohio.
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Lynn Doherty of the Class of, Robinson; Western College for
1952, Swarthmore High School, Women _ .Greta Richardson;
received a bronze pin for hiS Colby College _ Judy Pennock;
participation In the 1952 lndus- Brown University _ John Peartrial Arts Awards national com- son; Muhlenberg College _ Dick
Reprinted/rom MADEMOIS~LLE Magazine
petition sponsored by the', Ford Norman; Ohio Wesleyan _ June
Motor· Company. Over 5,100 pro-' Hobbs;
,
jectS Were entered in the competl,Washington and Lee - Bob
tion from all 48 states, Puerto Rico M'cHenry; D~outh _ Clem
and Hawaii. David Watkins, shop
teacher, was'ini:har~of entries Malin; Boston Univ!'l"sity - Ida
from ·thelngil·selioru.~ -~
. Mae Lewis; Hood -MaryLecron:
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Haverford Rodger' Gilmour;
GettYsburg - DGn Guthrie;
-Simmons Ginny Bevan;
by Bernice Peck
Bowdoin - Jim Carter; Dickinson - Nancy Chambers; Harvard
- Jobn Davis; Central Michigan
bonny, a skin that
alive, brightly alive, ander a
of
without
- Lynn Doherty;
make.up. It's old news now that much of wha.t is pretty or unpretty about a complexion
Duke. - Chris Ford; Skidmore
Ginny Gehring; Alfred-Mej
has its origins far below the surface, the skin acting as a frank reporter on internal order
Garrahan; Rensselaer Bruce
or strife. If everything's tidy with your own basic apparatus, then don't let external. swipe
Gemmill; Smith ~ollege - Claire
your skin's freshness and clarity. Externals like dirt, dirt that doesn't always show but
Hendrixson; Middlebury - Mary
always damages. (If you had a dime for every skin that goes to bed cleanSed-but only.
Lou Hodge; Cornell - Maryellen
half.clean-your income tax would he astronomical.)
,
Hopper; Philadelphia. General
Detmatologistshave said that probably half the les.ser skin disorden they Bel! are the
Hospital School of. Nursing result of optinristic, vague cleansing melhods, the kind that remove Bome make-up and
Betsy Ammon; P.M.C. - Howard
Dodson; University "Of California
grime, leave behind just enough to clog those tiny exits, the pores. And these,pores after
- Walter Leach; M.I.T. - Frank
.R while of clogging, are, alas, no longer tiny-. Then a skin's color and tone tupl gloomy, it
Flaherty; Eccles School of Mortheoomes more and more disposed to nUnor grie,!ances, spotting, blackheads, even infec·
uary Science Jim Tucker;
tions. Its owner begins to think of hers, pitifully, as a prohlem skin, although sh.e herself
':temple Night School - Harold
manufactured
the problem,
' ,
Vaughn.
Actually your skin, any skin, can be flawlessly cleanwithout,an arm.long row of hottles
Bob Terry is working with his
and jars for doing daily business. It's not how many preparations you use. It's how con.
father for a year before attending
sistently, how properly, you use three, two or even the one that does your job. As for the
college. Of this Class 62 or aimost 85 per cent are continuing
one, it- Boon might be something new citJlt,d White Sable, something you'll be seeing and
their education.'
hearing about all over a few weeks from now. Its makers, Revlon, have had both versions
John Bernard js planning on
of White Sable in and oui of their testing labotatories fer 10 these three ye8I'll. Object of
working for George M. Ewing,
each return trip':"to make it even better, make it do even more, than the time before.
Pat Cheeseman and Mary Worst
Finally, they seem satisfied that ea&h is wonderful for its particnlar purpos~, and here,
are working for Sun Oil Companr·
partially" is why:
.
Madeline Kincade and Jackie
It
is
a
silky,
milk·white
balm
that
first
cleanses,
then,Boftens,
then !,rotects perfectly
Keller al'C employed by the Bell
any type of skin. Its combination of elements makes i! gentler even than necessary for the
Telephone Company of the Signal
Corps. Jairl"Ce .Houtz. is a. stenodry, bahy.thin skin, effectual enbngh (or the oiliest. And it functions as perfectly for any
grapher at PiaseckI Helicopter
skin on the in·between list: the normal, the easily dist~bed, the undecided (that irritsti}lg
Corporation.
combination of dry.and.oily areas). Ev~ p.ossihle factor has been considered, from skin
,\\Tt;,r
---'-----:personality and climatic.conditio!,s to the small bnt'sweet pleasures of"letual use. ~hite
Elected to College Offices
Sable goes on with a silky luxury, with adelightftil fragrapc';. It takes a momelit do its
Two Wilson ~ollege students
joh.
You can wipe it off with tissue or wash it off with a cloth and cool water. What film
from Swarthmore have been elec~
r~main~ is benign to any skin facing any temperature. That's one version of White Sable,
ed to offices for this academIC
its price, $1.50.' The other has all the same wonderfpl qualities plus an entirely new
year.
.
idea for a clesnsing preparation (the addition of hormones to replenish the precious
Elizabeth McCahan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David McCahan,
natural supply that birthdays·.can cost the s~in). This version,.$2.25.* Either. is an
Strath H'l-ven avenue, »as been
easygoing plastic,flasked tra!eler. Either is not o'!ly,ready-but able--to make your
na';'ed one of the l!,resldents of
skin clean. as can be. And a completely, constantly clean skin is only a few steps away
Main Hall, her d'lrmitory at Wilfrom a beautiful complexion.
son.
.
Frances: N. Pearson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Pearson,
Cornell avenue, will be one of the
~urphy
technical editors of 'Billboard, the
.
..
.
WOodlalld AYe. • Powell Rd. college weekly, and chairman of
SprlnCJhld. Pa.·
the publicity committee. of the
til.
Wi1soI1Athietic Association.
Sw.......ore 603607
,..,or
I
The cfeanest skin going
Murphy Motors. Inc.
rin4
'.
Contlnue
• Edueatl·on
Awards' Named •
On Poetr f s· ,'sf
y or elen I
PHI.lAIJ.ELPHIA
E.£.ECTRIC COMPANY
of ,
'53
Pare?
I~oks
t..
gauz~ m~e.up-even
v~
, Powered foy
Aclionl
S-fyled for
Aefiot.!
Engineered
Action'
to
•
Motors. Inc.
MICHAEL'S COLLEGE .PHARMACY
~
·'0.
c:o....r ..
•
UTTERS TO THEIDITOR
MIIIIY younger children neve: re- iwI, we should be IDoot )Hippy
celved them, anli the cost C!f; tII1- have !helD prOvIde "bagl . or
ini a thousand such baas with DOVelties".
eveD a miJiimum' of. an. apple. a
Any. further COllStructive critI
couple of cooldes, I lolly pops, iclsm will be most gratefully reJetton to The _ _ Inaot
balloons, (the llttle loaves of celved. and we shall make 'a full
be, oICD.... I'IeIIdOD1Jn1 - , . bread were donated but are
study of th" matter and place'rec_
II the .denUt, of tile writer
longer
avatlable)
was
exorbitant.
o1D1Dendationa before the proper
Ia maim b1 the BdltAII'. LoUeft
The
labor
of
,OIlIng
the
bags,
comndttees.However.we
are sure
wW .... pub_ GDIT att... which you so .kindly olfered to you can. appreciate tllat. it is too
_tieD 01 _
BdItA11'.
undertake, was gladiy furnished late to make any chapgesln our
Concenlln&' &he Bauowe'en Pari7 by the buslnesa people. Also I" plans for this year.
A.COW 01 the Iett..- aen! to the discussing this matter. the Busl-I
Vet:y cordially yours,
SwarthmOre
Aaaoci4tion, -ness Association felt that the
~RED WEAVER
and it. n!PIV w..-e iwoul1hl 10 the . we could give In these bags was Swartlunore Business Association
Swarth"""",an lo:r 'publication.
unltnportant to Swartlunore cbil-I-~====
Mrs.. Mildred Wea*", PresIdent
dren. Were we In a dillerent·COID~
BUsiness Association
mtmlty, perhaps the few coOkle~
Swartlunore. Pa.
and candy mlght'be a factor. HowDear Mrs. Weaver:
ever. we were nlit going to let,the
By an unanitnous vote of the .hildren go borne empty handed.
125 memberS present at the but this was to be a surprise.
Mothers Club Meeting last ThursYou will note the parade has
.day night, it was declded to pro- been called for the night before
test some of the changes made In Hallowe'en, even though .this
the annual Hallowe'en Parade.
a school. night.·1n this respect we
Although, we appreciate the &rl' n9t IDaking a change. This is
dlftlculties Involved in conducting known as ''MIschief .Nlght", and
such a large par"de. we wish to it was to give tile young people,of
poln~ out that the majority of the com",unlty something conff 'Aa LEAVES
children participating are very structlve and entertaining to do on
.young. The Lin" of March. while this night that the Business Ascombi.... with raID, tnake
suitable to Junior and Senior High soelation many years ago organizallppery going. If :rOil
Schoolchildren. is much too long, ed . and sponSored this parade.
should have an accident,
too cold and dainp at this time ot Hallowe'en Is "TrIck or TEeat"
would you have lnaur..
the year for the younger children. night. According to tradition, this
ance to pay hospital and
This IDarch will involve bundling Is the night to visit your neighbor
doetor bills? It's worthup the children In order to keep and beg goodies in r!'turn fo.
while to have Accident
them wann so probably many of providing them with entertalnInsurance.
The oplnloDa e s p _ below are
thOle of the Indlvlllaal' write... All
"SO, LET'S LOOI
AT THE RECORD"
.Actually Hundreds of
·ACME
rOOD 'PRICES
Burin"..
toclaya. .
LOWER
"go
than a Year
Celebrating
With all the talk af hlih
PENNSYLVANIA WEEK
faod price. you'll find
It'. Your Pennsylvania
Keep It Growing
hundred. of Acme prlCH
low.r than a year aiD.
''''ay''
PrIces
Year Ago
.PrI..:.
2/35c
ca.
APPLE JUICE C;:::k .....
HEINZ BEANS . . .1::" .'lJ27.'
31c
PEANUT BUTTER
PEANUT BUTTEi
PUMPKIN 'dea' .a. 2/29c
RITZ e....
~. APPL.IE
~ :25c
. "vart
...
2/46c
2/32c
,.
',
the "co:stumes will not even be Mento
seen.
All of our departures nave been
34c
'01...,
Another point which r~ conslderable protest was the elimina-.
tlon of "bags of novelties" for the
younger opes. It the Business Assoclation feels that cash prizes
will interest the older children, we
have no objection to that, but we
35c
12-0&
or
2/34c
Gold ••
III
.kg
NClhl1CCl
ken.
33c
, ....y'.
Prlca.
Lean 80nele.. RolI.d
POT ROAST
SOc
from lone len Plote ChDlu .....
Glrarcl'~' Small, . Lean, Ready-to-Ia!
SMOKED
PICNICS
•
~hort
S3c
Ib
Shank. 410 6 lb •
Lancaster Brand'
Liverwunt"
M1d. .h
Luacbeoa Meat 50lcod
Lebaaoa Bolo,aa
450
4Bc
'.4 Ib
150
160
5..
5~
560
.... Ib
.
'ric••
YHf Ago
More ~rice5 Lower rhan Year Ago
32.
Roti-io....·cua.Peacbel""s'It:.oo .~~
,
,d.
Royal Aa~e C"eraoi..
~
Del Moate BaaotleU Pear. 29:
Z,c
59C
410
31.
!lIe,
75<
..!t..
Belt Pure Lard
oav_StuRM OUv..
't,i"1
Z/Z70
59. \.
2/Uoc
.sc
0;11;1,; Apples Z
Ibs2:Sc
TENDERGBEENBEANS
2·... 15c
...
.",
frosted food Prices Lower ; n;an
/}dNlI Gn•• Pe..
1~
,
.9tkal Wbole Straw
Year.
Me
12~
e., ok.
Pictlweet .Aspara. .~ CW'& 1.....
Pictlweet
.auot·...
'::
29.
ZSc
25<
Virginia .... Bak,ry. rrecit.
~. .
Sliced 'rulted I.oclf
Collee Cake
only
~& c
.
Open Th.rSday and fridaY '1109 'PlIiI.
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I
I
riFr~~~~~~~'~'~~~~~'D.IoIALCOLM
I
i
NEWS NOTES
Lyn Bernard of South Chester
road entertained at a party after
the Junior Assemblies Saturday
evening. Those present vier e
ElInor Isberg. Sally Taylor. Sara
Hetherington. Larry Jones. Luren
Dickinson. Fritzie J e sse n of
Swarllunore, and ThurlBlld Wilkinson of Upper Providence road.
Donald Gutbrie of Cornell ",venue has been pledged to Theta
Chi fraternity at Gettysburg College where he is freslunan.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Warden
oft Yale avenue entertained InfonnailY Monday evening In honor
of the .S wedding anniversary
of
,.,:;
Mr. Warden's parents Mr. and
Mrs. H. N. Warden who were here
for a week's vi,slt while en route
froID Wells River, Vt.• to Palmetto•
FIa.
a
HELP
For YOllr Home
R....lrs aad Malatellallce
Formica fabrication
CLASSIFIED
ELECTRICAL
Repairs ....,; Illstallations
Coatractlng
,
PERSONAL
PERSONAL - Entertain you r
f' d b '
C k'
&
flen s .home.
at fldge
in
lar Tea
es
beautiful
Wallingford.
PHONES
and prizes. See Ad.
E.en'ngs
Day
known the same, and
will be at the home of Mr. and PERSONAL _ Radios, television
62290
7-0674
debted. to the f!ecedent
Mrs. Bruce D. Smith, 300 N.
receivers, record changers and
7-1528
Mento without delay to
Princeton avenue.
other electrical appliances repairRubblsl! Colledloll
W
JE
ANru
NOYES
Members
of
the
Pack
Comlnited.
Prompt servlce.
Robert
•
490
Swarthmore Disposal
verview Avenue
Brooks, Swarthmore 6-1548.
Weekly or Monthly ~
Swarthmore. Penna.
tee for the year are: Raymond H.
Or
to
the
attorneys
for
the
estate
Fellows, Cub master; Bruce D.
WAN,ED
WARREN PIERCE
OLAUDE
O.
SMITH.
Esq.
•
Swarthmore 6-2078
Duane. Korr1a &: HeckSCher
Smith, pack chairman; James B. WANTED-Furnished room near
Charles E. Fischer
~~~;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;;;:;;;::;~~~n 161'7 Land TlUe BUlldlng
Bullitt, Jr., program chairman;
college by young woman on colPhllBdelphl&
10. Penna.
Ph'l'
E J
b
d h"
lege stall. Would like 10 be able to
1().3-3t
1 IP . aco, awar s c airman; place Spinet piano in' borne. Reply
G. Alex Mills, treasurer and J. A. 'Box C ,The Swarthmorean.
ROOFS
GUTI'ERS
Sta.t.eme-nt of the Ownenhlp, Turner, Jr., secretary·
WANTED - Boy, full-time, fiveBUILDER
REPAIRED &INSTAU.ED Manapmeot.
and
Clrculatlon
Requlrd ay 'N.eek • 0IIIce and errand b oy
eel
by
the
Act
of
Conarof'
AuJUSt
.
,WARM.Am HEATING
1912, .. amended by tbe Aets of T
h
f
G
for Art Department of large printFurnaces Vacuum Clean.... : 24,
March 3, 1933. and July 2. 11148 (Title eac ers
rom
ermany ing plant In Delawal'!' County. ReGEORGE MYERS
. 39. United 8 _ Code. _Icm 233)
Visit in Swarthmore ply Box S. The Swarthmorean.
Swarthmore 6-2253
.
W ANTED--By older' woman, deBOl!< 48-Swarthmore 6-0740 : of The Swarthmorean publ1ahed
weekly at Swarthm""e, Pa.. for 00Several teache~s from Germany
s!rable unfurnished apartment
tober. 1962.
In Swarthmore, two bedrooms.
The names an<:, addresses of the are visiting the Swarthmore Permanent. No pets. Telephone
DEVINE rAXI SERVICE
pUbllaher, . editor, manalllng editor. Schools for two weeks as part of swarthmore 6-3151.
and
managers
are: Publisher,
Swarthmore, Pa.
Peterbusiness
S. Told.
3~2 Park
Avenue, the E xc h ange P rogram f Dr fur- W ANTED-Secretary, Real Estate
SerYihg Swarthmore, Morton
Swarthmore. Pa..; Rdltor< Pleter S. thering
relationships
between
and Insurance 011100. Stenogra- 'T',Ird <;.neratloo I.II/d!,"
Rutledge and Ridley Townshi~ TOld. 322 Park Avenue. Swarthmore. Germany and the United Staws. pher with knowledge of bookkeepHORACE A_
since 1918
Pa.j Managing edItor. Peter E. Told, One hundred teachers, men and ing and capable of taking charge
392 Park Avenue Swarthmore. Pa.;
of office. College graduate preSwarthmore 6-0444
REEVES
Business manager. Peter E. TOld. 3:12 Women selected from 2000 appli- ferred. Reply Box A, The SwarthPark Avenue. Swarthmore, Pa.
cants, will be in this country until morean.
Building Construction
po~~o~~: :~~Ifa:~1~a,::!cor:-~: January to stu d y American W;;;:A~NT~;oE;;D;-'='''''''G;-a''r-ag-e:-,-w-::ithl-;-;-n''''''t-wo
THQM SEREMBA
be stated and. aLso unme
blocks of railroad station. south
Residential
• Painting
une!er the names and addresses
second time such an exchange has side. Call Swarthmore 6-7164 8atUPHOLSTERER stookholdel1' owning or holdlng 1 perComlDercial •
urday..
cent
Ot' more of total amount of taken place. Fourteen have been .W::-;;AN~T=E=D-=-""T=-0"7'bu-y-f70-otball uni• Alterations
CUSTOM SLIP COVERS
stock:. It not owned by 8.. corpora- assigned to the Philadelphia area.
tlon. the names and adctre88e8 of the
form for Fourth Grade boy.
PhD•• Washburn 8·7311
17112 South Chester Road
individual owners must be given. U
The group went first to Wash- Phone Swarthmore 6-6516.
Dr SharD. Hili 0734
owned by a partuerahip or other un.. ington for orientation and a visit WANTED - District Manager Swarthmore 6-3450
Incorporated ftrm. Its name and ad- to one high school. In Philadelphia
National Food Concern, wants
dress, as well as that of each lndlvid.. ..
to rent two or three-bedroom sin.. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ual member, must be gIven.) The they had an opportunity to sight- gle house. One' child. Excellent
Swarthmorean,
Inc.. 399PD..;Dartmouth
Swarthmore,
PatricIa see. While in this area•. they will re f erences. PIease ca11 - M aeder,
Avenue.
PETER 01 NICOLA
Ann Told. 3~~ park Avenue. Swarth- also attend weekly classes at Tem- Granite 4-3600, room 820.
RESIDENTIAL AND
more. Pa.; Marjorie T. 'role!. 3:il2 Park pie. After their stay in Swarth- WANTED - ' Experienced bridge
Driveway Construetloll
COMMERCIAL
Avenue, Swarthmore. Pa.; Peter E. more, they will visit other public
teacher for group of four. TuesTOld. S2:iJ: Park Avenue BWartlunDre.
day nights preferred. Box D, The
CONSTRUCTION
Asphalt or Concrete
Fa.
and private schools in ths area.
Swarthmorean.
The and
known.
poondholders.
mortVisitors
to
Swarthmore
include
"W;;:AN~;:';;;Eo;D~=-OC=-c:-=,,--,==c:-LC
other security bolde'r8 ownT
Boy's 20' bicycle in
Cellar Walls R.Plaitered
Alterations
._,-. holding 1 percent or more
Dr. Lena Delfs who teaches blo~ood condition. Call Swarthmore
- -.
.
logy at Bremerhaven. She stildled 6-3096.
. - - c. •
Phoae .5_",,_·.60252 I .....AI amOtUlt at bOnl\S,-'IIl"rtpse8,
P.R.R. FreIght Bldg.
other IIOCUrltleS are: None.
at Gottingen and Berlin· UniverslFOR SALE
Swarthmore, Pa.
The avehge
Dumber
of coples
e..,h
of tbls
publication
..,ld
ties and has !raining in elementary FOR SALE - Delicious cakesat
d~:~~f.!~;: through the malla
as wen as high school work· She
Crumwald Far m Saturday.
J. F. BLACKMAN
a
paid au_lbe",
has taken part In Exchange plans Good used children's clothes•. See
monthS
the
before, VI'sit Ing S·tz
.,A"'d~,__ SALE-Girl's birovcle, 26",
. SW 6-6618
above
was'preceding
WI erla n d an d FOR
. (Tbla Information
from
daUy.
weekly.
semlthe
Netherlands.
At
present
Dr.
-,
c:-etwy Me_rial,
triweekly newspapers
balloon tires; ,.out-door gym set;
Delfs is staying with Mr. and Mrs. man's tweed overcoat. and gray
IIiBI EDolllONT AVENtIB
PI!Il'BR E. TOLD Frank Morey of'Yale avenue.
gabardine suit. practically new,
(lIIJ!8TBB 3-11101
SWorn to and subaCrtbed before me
Another visitor, Miss Apfelbeck, both .ize 38. Can Swarthmore 6thla 8th day of OCtober. 196'.
7301. Saturdav.
WALTER M. MA<;EE
REBA O. LOVE studied at Munich University, took ~F:;;O"'RO-;SALO:;';"'E-=""E"'l,..e-ct,..r~ic-re...,f~r~ig-e-ra...,to,--r.
(My commtasion explres one year of practical work, and
Nor~e, old model in fine workSales Mana",r
SWarthmore 8-3890
=~~~~===;:;1I;:;-1;:;-;:;153;:;)==::; teaches languages In a girls' Ing order. $'20. Swarthmore 6-0887.
;;;
school there.
FOR SALE-Firesifl~ cilBir; excelShe is staying with Dr. and Mrs.
lent condition.. Slip cover incl",led. $25. Can Swarthmore 6.
CUNNINGHAM
\
Roland Pennock on Whittier 0931.·
.
STENOGRAPHIC'&
.
Since 1905
Place. The third visitor. Miss FOR SALE -:.. a.E. W;"hing maPainters Ie Paper HaJlgerl Rosemary Wegner Is a Silesian.
chine, wringer type, 5 years Qld;
TYPING SERVICE
When
her
home
and
town
were
Gond
condition. Swarthmore 6W. should bow how
Lallal
n ..... Re.orb
destroyed by the RusSIans. she and I ;fi;:;:4;;:R:;;R.'-;;==-..=:-===,......,...
Swa. 6-2266 Mlchl,aa Ave. har
family were forced to dee. Her FOR SALE-Girl's Columbia bi'rolllpt, effIcl..t a.d .c....te
cYcle. good condition. Orlgl~aJ
home is now at Gottingen. and she ~DAmel finish. Call Media 6-1690.
\
t .. aches atCelle', .near Hannover. FOR SALE -. Antique crystal
C ••tract or H..,ly Ka'"
Her subjects are Engllsh, French
chandelie!:. all original exqulanct Gertnan. She Is staying \v!th site piece, 18~0 'Or before_ Priced
RUPACA. INC.
Dr. and Mrs. Claire Wilcox on Og- for qulck sale, $145. Swarthmore
Christman
~~~~~t~a\:I~~~~
GEORGE F. CULUS
Swarthmore Mother's Club
Swarthmore, ,Pa.
In reply to your letter protestIng the changes made in thill
year's Hallowe'en Parade, we
reallze \ve have made a startling
.
departure from pr/vious celebrations in planning this year's
festivities, and we would. like to
present to you some of the reasons
for these cha,nges. However t may
1 first point out that the Swarthmore Business Association expends a- great deal of time, effort,
and money to provide this enter• tBinment for· 8warthmoreBns and
that our first thought has been
how we can best achieve this~
It w_as ihe ,general concensus of
opinion among the members of
our organization that the. parade
has outgrown' the Field House.
Since the parade Is held at night
at an hour when most cbildren
under four are put to bed, we felt
tho s e that would participate
would be able io m,arch by themselves or fonn a group with either
older children or parents, carrying out a theme within the group.
This was the reason we su~vld
cd the parade into three eatagories: individuals, groups, and
fioats. Each of these main catagories we then subdivided
'fancy dresa, cornlc, anli m',;,t I
original, which should give a great
deal of scope for families' to use
their imaginations and· pBlrticipa,te
together.
.The "bags of novelties" ha....e
_
criticlzed for several:years. .
It was dlft\cU1t to dIstrlbute them
,
"
~
equltably'to such 8 larIe 8fO\Ip.
ACME MARKET,, Chester Rd.,
. Sw3l1hmore
.
. CUB PACK I PLANS
~TB~,;r~~~iW.:'
YEAR'S PROGRAM
PORO. Dec·d.
Cotnmlttee members 'of Cub
Letters
Testamentary on the above
estate
have been granted to the un- Pack No. 1 met on Tuesday evedenolgnecl who requ..... all penono niDg with the parents of the new
having c1aIma
the Third Grade Cubs and registered
~
estate'
of theor deman
decedent against
to mate
mown the 1IUlIIl.e', and all ptll'BOna In- Den Mothers to explain the CubSwartlt.a.. 6-'441
debted. to the decedent to make pay- bing Program in Swarthmore and
ment. without dela, to
WILLIAM -BROOKS
outline plans for the Yl'ar.
THOMAS BoO IBBRPOR.D
Ashes & Rubbish Removed
Admlnlatrator
Pack Meetings will be held regLawns Mowed, General
815 Westdale AVenue
ularly on the last Friday of each
Bawlina
BwartImi.~re, Penns.
month at '7:15 at Trinity Church.
236 Bardlac Aft., lrodoa. Pa. Or to his attorney.
The first meeting, at which time
____ I GIbBon Buualng
HODOS. Esq.
the new boys will receive their
Chester. Penna.
bob cat pins, will be Friday, OcESTATE.NOTICE
tober
Sl.
PIANQ TUNING
EBTATB or E. CLAYTON WALTON
New and RebuU& Plaaos
also known as S. C. WALTON de~
Monthly meetings for den mothand Repalrin&' Since 1908
ceased.
.
' e r s will be on the last Monday of
Letters Testamentary on the above each month for those leaders who
ALBAN PARKER
Estate ·have been granted. to the un.PhOIle lIIedIa 6-1555
derslgned.
who
\ fwill
be in charge
having claims
or
11'
h of each den the
Estate of the
0 owmg mont . These meetings
-~
have any obj~ctions to a week
I~k':
.
. ESTATE NOTICE
Joire
I
night.
We shall be glad to have a committee of our members meet with
the Business Association to discuss the matter further.
Sincerelyt
JAliET A. ESPENSC~D
(Corresponding Secretary)
Swarthmore Mothers Club
Lamb Liver
Ib I'
.63.
~A~I=ar~'.~.~U;'c=e-'4=-=Ba::-c:-o-a---""'·-::-lb-Ii'7tI\. ~\c.
.
<;eneral Ift~IIrance
333 Dartmouth AV.llae
Swarthmore 6·1833
childr~~n~'ll!f;eet;.w~e~ar~e~d~ep~ri~vI~n~g~th;e~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~
RImE mEAT PRIIES LOWER
Ib
pnER.E.·T~D
do
that the younger
do feel
not appreclat.e
cash .prizes
sters of part of' ihelr
cause they neither plan their
costwnes nOr are they always
permitted to spend. their prize
money. On the other hand. the
bag of treats gives everyone a
prize and really "makes" Hallowe'en for many of them. The
Mothers Club will again offer to
fill the bags If the Association will
reconsider their stand. on this.
Some meIDbers of our Club
objected. to the use of a School
night when a. week-end night
would be available, but this·
,certainly not a major Issue as
there were many who did not
29c
Mu...' •••••
Than a Year AIIO
carefully c~nsld"red, and we beg
your 'cooperatlon with our experim""t. We can not tell how it will
work until we try It. We certainly
shall welcome help frOID our fellow .Swarthmoreans. and If the
Club Dr any other group'
2
Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Ammennan
of South Chester road have returned from a week's motor trip
through New England and the
Adirondacks.
'
= ....",..=:-;==:c--.,;..-
'.pen .
,
"me•
n ..... Set....
Mill Stradley
6~S809.
SW ,.,2Z1
den avenue·
, F O R SALE-Football equlpment:
These teachers exp~d Inter- . shoulder pads, pants, helmet
est riot only bl the classes. but In Call Swarthmore. 6-1274.
Ihe Honor' System, activities and FOR SAY-:-E- Al'PLES Delicious.
~;~Jt,
co-education, marking and sec..
Smokehouse, MacIntosh. Jonationing. In Germany, their own than, the chUdren's favorite, and
St.ayman WinessD. Cider. E1 Ranwork is hampered by larger class- cho Orchards, Providence ·Road.
es and fewer clasroorns because ot nne mile north of Rose Tree lIunt
--....
i
_-..cd
the destruction of the' war.
Club. near Media.
.I'-,.._
....,-Iilu " . OIl IVIIIIIIII WAUl •••" . .
TDlKIW
Hetary '.blic
Real Estate
Insurance
- Custo... tlomes
Construction Mortgages
OJI. HEJ\.T
\
Fact is, girls, there ·isn't I'O(lIIl in this ad to
show aU the "Good for" tickets ·that go with a
telephone operator's. job. ·Among those wflve
IDentioned above is' "Interesting work.n Our
operators.say their work is so in~ the
tilDe fairly flies. Quitting tUne comes '!bef_
'you know ito"
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For.complete infOrmation about
or any other type of telephone work, stop ilL at.
0IIe of the oflieesflisted ,below.
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COR. ,ARTMOUTH aod LAFATEllE AVENUES
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FOR RENT-Slngle room, for
young man. Share bath with one
person only. Swarthmore 6-4583.
FOR RENT - House In Swarthmore, '6 rooms and bath, including 3 bedrooms, $65 a month. IIDIDediate possession. Close to transportation. Reply to P.O. Box 157,
Swarthmore, Pa.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST - ChUd's. glasses, pink
frame, green ease. Call Swarth-
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NOON
SW6-4041
SllNDAYS and HOLIDAYS
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Gray cat, faint tiger
IDarkln~. AnsWers to natne of
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SERVICE
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COAL
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THIS WEE«'S CALENDAR
.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11
3:00 P.~..,...,Football: H. S. vs. Springfield ........... Rutgers Field
8:20 P.M.-"Captain Brassbound" .................. Players Club
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18
8:20 P.M.-"Captain Brassbound" ............... :.. Players Club
7 and 9 P.M.-Movies: "Juno and the Paycock" ......... Clothier
7:30 P.M._th Grade Jr. Assemblies ............... Woman's Club
9:30 P.M.-10th Grade Jr. Assemblies .............. Woman's ·Club
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19
11:00 A.M.-Moming Worship ..................... Local Churches
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20
9:00 A.M.~ounty Institute ......................... High School
1:30 P.~.~ounty Institute ............................. Clothier
9:00
1:30
8:20
2:00
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21
A.M.~ounty Institute ......................... High School
P.M.~ounty Institute ......................... High School
P.M.-"Party Platforms", ·Junior Club ........ Woman's Club
P.~.-LWV: Speaker, Mrs. Lee ..........•..•. WO"!llIl's Club
Junior. DAR IIroiect
The flmt fall meeting of the
Junior DAR of Delaware County
was held Monday' evening at the
Tyler Arboretum Mansion at
Lima.
The Juniors are renovating the
'mansion which will be open to
the public next spring. This is one
. of the main projects of the
Juniors.
The next meeting will be held
November 3 at the home of Mm.
J. Dallas Rowley of Michigan
avenue.
4th Grade Parents Meeting
Fathers and mothers of fourth
grade Rutgers Avenue School
children, will hold a meeting
Wednesday, October 22, at 8 p.m.
in the Rutgers Avenue playroom.
Following a brief business meeting Ruth Trauger, teacher, will
lead a discussion of the fourth
grade program - and problems.
Mrs. Leroy Peterson is chairman of the grollp. I
PATTERSON
FUNERAL HOME
Eighteen Years' Experience
Phone Media 6-3400
A price to inee~ every
. .. Family's need.
Seled Your
NEEDLEWORK GUILD
Articles Now
INFANT CHILDREN
WOMEN'S APPARREL
All Earl)' Sel.dlon will
Help YOIIr Grolp Captal..
Needlework Guild Members
Plea.. g.t yoar co.trlh.lo••
to ),our DI....teir b)'
UTILITY SHOP
Charles H. Grier
15 So. C •••ter Road
October 24th
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Do, YQU Use Permanent Aflti-Freeze?
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PRESTONE or ZEIEX•
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·Prestone and Zerex are high· boiling, non-evajlorating,
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and c~n be put in your cooling system-RIGHT NOW
. -before the rush, and whil" still available. Let \IS give.
.. your car the' attention H deserves. State InspectIon
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starts November 1st. Have your car clteclced
naw for any malar repaIrs.
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HANNUM &' WAITE,
PLYMOUTH
Yale Avenu~ and 'Chester Road
SWarthmore
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Theatre
Play at Woman's Club
Following reports by officers
and chairmen of :various departments of the Woman's Club at its
regular stated meeting Tuesday;
Mrs. Frank A. Hall, co-cha1rman
of the program commltt..e, introduced Mm.· Barbara Pearson
Lange of the, drama department
of Swarthmore College. Mm.
Lange present..d members of the
Little Theater Club who gave a
one-act performanc" from the
play .IRoadsld,," by Lynn Riggs.
The pllY was directed by a
sophomore student, M!lI1in David·
Great credit is due the director
and players for their excellent
work In character portrayal. The
young people showed real mastery
of the dialect of the Indian Territory of 1905. Those In the cast
were:
Charles Torrey, Jack Hughlett,
Frank Sieverts, Roger Abrams,
Sally Andrews and Charles Cooper. Elaine Lee had charge b! properties, Leonard Rorer of lights,
and Ann Buenger of costumes.
.
In the morning the drama department, Mr"s. David Bingham,
chairman, met in· the lounge..Under· the direction of ~~s. Lange
members of the group read part
of the play ",Venus Observedt ' by
Christopher Fry. The next meeting will be. on November 11 at 11
a.m. at the home of ~rs. Raymond
K. Denworth. A speaker from the
professional company of the Penn.syl,(ania Valley Play Series will
tell about the new project of plays
for the suburban community.
6-1250 •
FACE BAND PARENTS
. A growing reputa~on for gay
and entertaining card parties has
added. zest to elforts of committ..e
members laboring these days Oil
the Band Benefit Dessert Card
Party to b<> held· FrIdaY evening,
October 24 in the HIgh School
cafeteria.
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.ganlzatl~ns.
McCray, a jwlior _at Wesleyan,
Is a member of Delta Kappa Ep_
.
Warren Warden, president of silon fraternity. He spent last
the Band Parents Association summer in a work camp· In Gersponsoring this fund-raising proj- inanyunder, the Quaker Internaect, wants the community to know tional Volunteer Service. .
something of the financing of the
Band. The school board appropriates $225 for both band and or- "I saw it In The Sw~morean."
~hestra ·for instrumental 9rchestatlqns. Robert Holm, director of the
band and orchestra, reports that .. LIBRARY HOURS
one band marching down the field
cosls $3 just for the musical
Manday-Wednesday"Friday
score.
2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P. M.
There is approximately $160
annually for repair and upkeep of
. Tuesday - Thurld~y
instruments; out ofa genliral $600
lto 5 P. M.
appropriation by·theschool board
for repair of instructional equlp-.
Saturday
ment; $75, is available. for the pur-'
9:30 A; M. to 12 Noon
chase of new instructional equip, 2 to4 P. Ivi.
ment.. There is no appropriation
for band '!nlforms.
Th~ annual Band· concert brings , .
In about $300, the American Legion gives the Band $75 for the
Memorial Day exercises, the College Alumni day nets $25, the
. I
Business Association contributes
$10 for :participation in the Hal•
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lowe'en parade.
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Accuracy
In
com-'
Wit" 72 members In the Band
pounding pr;;.criptions I
and each uniform costing $65, it Is
itl OQr first considera- II
not hard to appreciate the Initial
cost, upkeep, and mortality - at
tio·ii. Each step I. car~ I
least mothers who have helped fit
fully checked to avoid I
uniforms to growing band memthe possibility of error. I
beJ;S do!
And you will fi~d 0 .... I
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There was no card
price. unlCormly fair•. I
, party last
year and as a result, the treasury
Try ,,.next time. We I
is now a.t sor This year's party
value yOW' patronage. • I
with a brief 1I00r show, dessert.
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Catherman's
prizes donated by the local and
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Drug Store
nearby merchahts, and a Chinese
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auction, should prove fUn and a
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good return for the ticket.
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ACtOR" 11 'I
SUNDAY RADIO SPEAKER
Dr. John Nason, president of
Swarthmore College and president
of the World Alfairs' Councll of
Philadelphia will answer questions of the guest panei of 12
Philadelphia area high school
students on the flmt broadcast of
the fall series uCareer Forum",
I
WCkU radio program. The proI
Mr. Paui B. Banb of Harvard ,
gram will beheld Sunday evenI
avenue will spend the week-end
Ing, October 19.
at his cottage at Hlnwoods", Lake
W esauking, Towanda.
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Addresses Group
~m. George Clapp, a memberlr~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
of the ~edia League of Women
"You Meet the Nicest People at Speare's"
Votem, addressed the Delawar"
County Group of the Philadelphia
Wellesley Club at a meeting at
the home of ~m. W. H. Turner,
Wallingford, October 13. ~m ..
Clapp Is on the State Board of the
CHESTER·S ,FASHION CORNER
League and chairman of the state
. EDGMONT AVENUE - 7th and WELSH STRP.ETS.
Organization C9mmtttee:
Collene Officials Active in
George School Convocation
Dr. John W. Nason, president of
Swarthmore College, and Joseph
.B. Shane,' vice president· of the
College, are taking active roles
the forthcoming Convocation at
George School, Bucks County, ·to
lie held on the campus October
24, 2& and 26.
Dr. Nason is a sponsor of the
event, which. has the theme. of
"Education In a Drifting Worlll."
Mr, Shane is a member of the·
Convocation Ex<>cutive Commit"
tee; he is a former teacher and
men's
dean at George School. .
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The public is invited to the,
three-d.ay event at the 59-fear old
Quaker boardIng school. which
also helps to observe the 300th
annlvemary of the Society. of
FrIends.
Time to Buy
·1" Nite.y
Nite. •
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the only
shripk resistant
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2.25 to 3.25
No other sleeper can
match Its $oft, fleecy fabrie - sturdY tailoring gay songbird c
Store.
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NI1:efNl.~t Jr.,
cuddly
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YOUR
Wear· cAMEo Shirbaek
DUTY
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C>m. . ShJrb&cb come.1n Rayon and
N'J'IOD..!, Muqu..lBetw
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Hallowe'en
7:00 P. M.
THE ·SWARTHMOR
Parades
Begin
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ThuQday
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SWARTHMORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1952
ClubProgramFeaturesl~Ne..n-G-~~o-~k-D~--!t-T~-~!-~to--'rs IU. Louis John Storck I Taxpayem
A REMINDER
are reminded that
on November 1 a five per cent
Ingathering Display : : t=~::~ng~~~~g:"::;' Killed on Korean Front penalty will be added to unpaid
Miss Murphy Will Address
Combined Meeting
Tuesday
Woman's·CIl'b on Tuesday, October 28 between the hours of
9 A.M. and 10 A.M.
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7M
The and
Woman's
Club of SWarthmore
the Needlework
Guild Hallow.'e·
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tax bills.
1951 West Point Grad 50n
Later In the month costs will
be added when the Deputy
Of Col. Killed in
Coll~ctor will take over. the
Last War
unpaid per capita· taxes.
Word that Louis John Storck,I'--'--------------I
Parad es
~~:~~:. ~:!:,~:n\:!~~:eC~~=
f3.50 PER YEAR
Band Parents Dessert
~ard
7 :30
Party Tonight
Event
in
Cafeteria
To Benefit School
Musicians
Elforts of Band members and
Thurs .
Polio Takes Three" Year pa
rehnts alike wdill Culmindate toB ttali
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n i g t in a gay ess,ert-car party
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on
ng neers, had been
Old
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P ·m. when Patrl·cla. Murphy will
k'lI d
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Ik Ch Id in the School Cafeteria at 7:30
speak on "DuPont Textile Fibers". Business Assoc., Mothers c;l:ed i~a~~~oa~ ~g!~r:
wc;;
a
p.m. for the express purpose of
Miss Murphy, who. is a resident
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augmenting the depleted Band
of Ridley. Park, represents the
ponsor
utdoor,
In Kensington, Md., and his mo- Both R u s h to n Children treasury.
produce information section of the
. indoor Events
g:.';,';;t ~':;e~~~eH'o:=r :r:'
Reported 'in Serious
~rs. S. H. Hemen.way and her
duPont Company textiles. Her
T
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Walker h
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. committee consisting of· Mrs.
work is concerned with such tex-. .
WO° a owe'en parades, one
as occup,e an apartCondition
Thomas, Hopper, ~rs. Carl jegtile fabrics as rayon, acetate, nY- for· children up to 'and including ment at Jackson Heights, Long
lon, "orlon" acry·lic fiber, and the. fourth grade, and one for all Island, Colonel Walker now beingl Martin Weaver Godshalk,young lum, ~m. Adolph Rubin, ~rs.
in Japan
Roger S. Russell, Mrs. W. F. Sin"dacron" polyester· fiber.·She g8l'ns' chIldreno f rom, th
..e fifth grade up. .
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W.
d d Its
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gleton and Mrs. ·Warren Warden,
practical experience in these fi- an a u , WI be held slmulII
e precedIng Wednesday Godshalk of 1184 Muhlenberg ave- are responsible fpr the delectable
bers . when. makiiig her . own bmeou~!y Thw.-sday nigh~ October the family had been notified by nue, died Tuesday night of the ginger pear chips as table prizes
3D, at '1 p . m ' ·
the War Department that the local
clothes.
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buibar type polio in the Bryn for the aduits. Mrs. Charles HumThe parade for the younger a was I!l ssing ·the night of Ocmer· ,·s. m' charge of table pr'.a.
Prl'or to J'ol'nm' g the duPont group
sponso d b th M th
tober 6 when Communists overran Mawr Hospital. He would have
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Company Miss Murphy was in
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reo y e o ~
been· three on November 23.
tor the younger set at the party.
department store work 'where she ,Clull and certam interest~ Clt!- the outposts of the sector in which
Young Martin became ill Sat- Mrs. Hemenway is grateful to the
ze.ns, will.begin assembling lit 6:30 he was currently, fighting with the
J J'
h· bel'
handled g-a.ments containing man- in
th F d
Infantry
urday night, October 11. His ill- . • s w o. pOd prepare the
made fibers. She· attended Syrae lei House, available a s ·
ness was diagno$ed as polio the prizes.
cuse Univemity and wasgradualed .usual through .the g~eroslty of
Born on April 4, 1928 In China next day, and he was taken to the
Mm Charles Fischer announces
from the University· of Maryland the Coll~ge, and parad,!, at 7. The during' the three years his father, B1'yn Mawr Hospital. He had been that the floor show will start about
the degree of' Mcth.ers' planning c.Omtnl.·tt..e.,Mrs. the late Colonel L. J. Storck serv- in a respirator since October I ' 7:45. CaroI Williams and JudY
where she ~elved
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Edmund Jones, chairman, Mm. ed on General Stillwell's stall,
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Bachelor of Science in home ec-· ·Herbert E· ....,. h· . Mr D .... d John acco
I d th f mil t
Besides his parents, he Is sur- Hollander will do some acrobatic
onomics, having "lajored In .tex• r- c ener,
S.
a.,.
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mpan e
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y 0
dancing. A junior high school
tiles and clothjng."
W. M~rgan, Jr:, Mm. Arthur Mos" Hawaii for the . period. from 1937 vlved by a sister EmIly. arie sev- group of lnsIrumentalJsts.:-JohnAt the tea followini' the talk, crlp, Mrs. DaVId Speers, and Mr•• to 1940 and came to Swarthmore en, who is a student in the Lee- ny Fischer, Larry Jones, Skip
Mrs,· Horace Walter and Mm. Wil- Peter E. Coste, club president, an- in 1943. HIs.father, who graduated : : . s~:~.::;m;t!...:"":n "':; Skoglund, trumpets; Seth SingleHam Ji. West will PQ. ur. 'So'" are nounce that bags of novelties will from West Point in 1923 a member
ton, trombone; Jack Walter, drums
' esidents of the Needi"'ew·'ark be presented .to every costumed of the first four-year· ctass after Media Cemetery were conducted
past pr
, marcher
World War I and during the first by the Rev. Joseph P. Bishop of -will play a few selections. SalGuild and active in the Guild a n a '
year of General MacArthur'S ad- the Swartlunore Presbyterlan)Y Shook and Debby Thompson
The·outdool" parade,
the Woman'. Club. Hostesses fo r
. under the ministration, went to England Church wh ose Sunday School he will do a brief song and tap numu _ J' K
ber
the day will "_
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.. enneth auspices of 1I1.e Swm:thmore Busl- with the Fourth Armored DlvI- had entered this fall.
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ness
Association,
will
assemble
at
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The hlg·h school swing Band
Dohert Mr J
h H P
y,
s. osep
. er
; 6:15 at.: thli ·old schot!l lot at Yale sian ID n..cember of '43 and was
John Rushton,· seven-year-old will also be on hand With Bob
killed in action in France July 3D, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Ro'
Mrs. Dwl~t Cooley, and' Mrs.
Joseph A. Perry. ~rs. H. E. Gold- and Kenyon avenues, in the th~"'!' 1944
Rushton of Strath Haven avenue Borer, Barry Gwinn. Charles
smith, Mrs. William L. Scarbof- 1"'evlouslY announced classes, m~'
..
. ' Hummer, CharleS Nason, Craig
ohgh, and Mrs.Clarence., .. C; dI~~\I!Il>JI'·!!.uP, and fl2ats, alld befJOhn gradtm,ted,.from S\V~, ~ );>ollopatlentslnce Oc~ber 18, Peel, Gordon Smith, BobWa!.len,
Franck of the hOSpltaUt;:&"~ ~ 'rita~ at 7 o'~IObk .doWrl ~"'ore·Hiah·.schoolin:.1945ratterid~ ,~:hlsoldet ))rotl1erCIIln"t~•• Bob 'Young;sceompanle
. ~utgers averiue, right on South ed ):.ehIgh University tor two nIne, 110spltallz~ las.t FrIday,. are Waiker.
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'hi
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Chester
road
past
the
judges·'
yearn,
and
graduated
from.
the
reported.
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us
c.onditlon
in
T s is an open meeting and a
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DeIaw to C
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Serious. brIdge and canasta will
cordial invitation Is exte~ded to stand on Park avenue, and dis- Uruted Stat~ MIlitary Academy
.a. oun
asp a.
be· played from 8:.30 to 9:30 after
the· meeling and ·the . exhibit of band at the parking lot. Cash at West Pomt in June of· 1951,
Rumors: in the Borough .thIs which 'doorprizes will be awarded, •
the annual Ingathering of the prizes will be awarded for comic 62nd in his class. At West Point week that one
the children ot and Dave ·Narbeth will conduct
N<>ediework Guild·
dress,.-fancy.dress, and most orig- he won his class· numerals in Dr. and Mrs. George B. Heckman, the Chinese Auction.
.
inal in each of the three classes.
(Continued on Page 12)
Is a victim
of the disease,
are un-:---.--~--.
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SQ IIlany merchants and friends
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In the event of bad weather, the
founded.
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have donated prizes and food for
K
learDiVa
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outdoor parade will be held Mon- Legion Pions Baseball
the party Iliat the. committee
day, November 3, at the same··
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Pearson Improves
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Program for Meetmg Mon.
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opes for a tremendous turn-out
tl'me and place.
At . ..a.m•..: omorrow.
Dr. John M. Pearson is a patient for.' a successful. evening. Any
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The regular meet/ng .of the in Taylor Hospital following a friends uf the Band, whi?. canoo~
Begl"n at·
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Membem of the Swarthmore Evening LWV to Present
Mother'•. Club .are . all set for ' .EleCtion Day .. Program
tomorrow's Kiddie Karilival· to ·be'
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held on the Rutger's avenue lot ,A ten-minute skit giving a prebeside the Old' Bank Building view of any polling place on elecfrom 11 to 8 p.m.
tion day, will open the League of
. f t I g a Women Votem' evening program
Th u th
e ",0guest
ern star
are whose
ea ur nIden- M
t :
8 15 PM'
television
onday' a
. . 111 MCCaban
tity will not be, revealed until Hall. Presenting the commonest
Karnivai . time. This feature Is errom made by election. officials
and voters, the skit sets up the
planned from 1 to 2 p.m.
background 'for the friehdly quiz
There 'will, be ',P9!'Y rides , fish which follows.·'
pond, quoits, penny ·checkerboard
A panel, under the chalrmanfor the children to enjoy with
prizes awarded to all players. ship of Mrs. William McDermott
and including three local election
Penny candY and ballons are to
be sold
weU as model planes~ officials will dlsoUss the errors and
endeavor to enlighten election
The ever popuiar bake sale for
accompanyl;,g aduits Is to be· a laws for the attending audience.
feature agaln this year.
Judge of the quiz will be th~ contestant himself so that results will
Two handsome prizes are beIng awarded toward the end of be confidential.
Karni"al time. FIrst prize Is a
The 14 talented and accommoRecord Player and second prize dating actors - League membern,
a $10.00 Gift Certificate. It is not husbands and friends include Wilnecessary to be present to win one liam Park, Mis. Richard Enlon,
Thomas Casey. Dr. Lerof Peterof these prizes.
Since the· varied activities at son, Mm. Alfred Maass, Mm.
Ainsworth - Wernher American heart attack .sulfered· Friday ,eve- come or have not been reached by
Legion Post will be held Monday, ning at his home on Cornell av.e- ticket sellers, a'ld who would l\k~
October 37, at 8 p.m, In. the Legion nue. His many friends ·will be de- to contribute, are asked to ca~ I
room of BorolJgh Hall. Devoting llg\lted to know that although. he immediately Roger RusS~Il, treils'
the program to baseball, the le~ still cannot receive visitom,. he is urer of the Band Parenls Assocla
gjonaires have· invited the Bor- steadily Improving.
tion (SWarthmore 6-4087); Mis,
!,ugh's championship team,thelr
Jack B. Thompson· (SWarthmore
Returns From Hospital
. .
coaches, and Interes ted . f'
nen ds to
6-0107) or Mrs. Howard
Shearel"
be on ·hand when various ;trophy
Laura Hobbs of Park avenue re- (SWarthmore 6-1382) ~ co-chair
presentations ar~ made as a re- turned home this week from men of the party, or Mrs. Donald
suIt of the tremendous success ex- University Hospital after a month P. jones (S.w~hmore 6-2402),
'perienced by the boys during the of X-rays and treatments.
chairman of tickets.
recently completed season. ThIs
.
.
year's team Is the ~hampion tor
Delaware, Chester. Bucks, MontDrivers, Students Wo~ for 100% Local Vole
gomery and Philadelphia Counties
Volunq,ers for the Election Day carpool which will work
tribute to the abIlity of the
out of The Swarthmo~ean office throughout El<;ction Day to seteam and its coaches.
cure· a· 100% vote In the Borough are piling up fast. Requests
The program will include presbaby ·sitters who will be available through The Swarthmorfor
entation of a t.rophy symbolic of
ean phones from the High School contemporary problems class
C9unty championship, another for
are starting to come in.,
District championship and stili a
third representing championship
With the large vote anticipated, .the earlY morning hourn
of the . southeastern . section of
and the dinner hoUrs· are expected to be very heavy. In order
Pennsylvania. Heading the list of
that no One who works outside the Borough' will be unable to
various dignitaries attending will
vote, all houseWIves are asked to vote in the I!",S busy hourn
be George Bellis,· director of .acfrom 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. To froo mothem of young 'chIldl:en to
tivlties for the Amerlean Legion, , vote during the"; 'hours, members of Henry. Hofmann's ~tory
who wuiadd~ess the boys:
class are. eagel"
to - serve·
. .as
. baby .sitters thus· taking a~ilve part
in
the
Election.
Anyone
wishing
to
attend
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Among the transportation volunteers are Mm. JOM B.
lunch. There will be hot dogs, soft ·Arthur Wei~and, James Gerrold, cordially Invited.
Aaron,' J. H. Breakeli, T. A. Bradshaw, J. Roy Carroll, Robert
drinks colfee and cakes for sale. Mm. S. M. Hemenway, Mrs. EdCox, ~s. W;E. Hetzel, J1;., A. Sidney.Johnson, Jr., Donald P .
Mr.: James ClI¢ordts general mund, Jon;es,. aile! Mrs. Franklin Red Cross Home Nuning Class
Jo;'';', Mrs; Frances :tiunSden, Thomas B. ~cCabe, Ferris Mitchairman. cif the afl'ait' with Ml'Ii: Chtirbhtindew The' direction of
NIne 'l'ore membem are needed
chell. Harold. Ogram; Walk~ Penfield, PiUn,,;r .PIlgrIm, Clyde
Stuart Fuller, Mm. J. Earle Ed- Barbara Kent.
to complete a. cI.... in Red Cross
B. Pyle, Charles Russell, Mr. and Mrs. C. Dudley Schloesser,
wards, Mrs. John 11; Roxby, Mrs
Membern of H!'Dl"Y.. Jj:o(rnll!"'S Home Nursing - six have already
Jain.,. Taylor, M.rs- HiIr& ,C. Tr8nsue, WII.llam H:.WIiN. '
Walter: Mmr,MrS.. jbhn Brobeck, social StUdies ei8sses are· invited signed up.
Ml'S. Minor Stein, Mrs. John YIng- guests at the m.eetlng.
A. ~ll to SW!lrlh!no... 6-0900 or 8-1883 will scheduie free
Classes meet Thursday nights
JIng, Mrs. Joseph Sh!mP, !,'Irs.
Th.e Leagu,e Is exhibiting a: dl~ at the l{igh School. ,Thqse plantransportation to the poles, and/or 11 free child tender, and no
JBIIles Marsh, Mm. Arthur Snyder, play In the Swarthmore Public ning to join ~~i1 not!fY Mrs.
strings attach:edi U 1t·lspossible to cau aheild of· time, the routMrs. Kurt Bohnsack and Mm. Library for United Nations pay, Henry 'C. Ford; SWarthmo~ 8Ing. ot,cm~ and high dbol StucIenls wDl be,expedlted. ' ..
Arthur Leoben in chatse of the bell1ll celebrated today. Octo- 2516 as
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WHY NOT DRIVE IN TODAY?
CHRYSLER
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Heeds College Chest Drive
Rlehar~ McCray, son of Mr. and
Mr... · Heston Dair McCray. Jr., of
Cornell avenue" is chairman of the
current Wesleyan .University CampuB Chest. drlv.e. The funds are
usoid .for. contributions to campus
activities, the Middletown Communtty Chest, and'many other or_
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Harvard and Rutgers Avenues
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as a headdress. She carried a cousin of the
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Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Thompson of bouquet of white cattieya orchids gowns of emerald green faille
PONIES
Havertown, announce tbe engage- with red lips and white phalaen- taffeta, the fltted bodices fashioned
.Swartllmor. t,toth.,·s'Club
ment of tbelr daugbter Barbara, oPslil orchids.
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with. halter necklill~, Spellcer
KIDDIE KARNIVAL
to Mr. 4,ll'xander Lengyel of .' Miss Mildred D. Moore who jackets witb' sleeves. of ~eeNorth ChEller road, soli of Mr. attended her sister' as friaid of "Q.u~,r length' .and gored. sldrts.
Televl.lo• • u...' Star
and Mrs. Francis Lengyel of honor' wore a gown of red taffeta. Their tiaras were of chrysanthe(frOID 1 to 2.'
Buenos Aires.
She carried an arm bouquet of mums with clusters of orange love
Two Ha.dlome Prize.
Miss Thompson a tt end e d chrysanthemums in aut u m n apples and pin oak leaves, and
.(;orrt••, Ma.'c lox aod C ....ra ao" Ho•• , nop
Temple University.
shades to match tbe 1I0wers In they carried ant} bouquets of
October 25th - 11 to 3 P. M.
Mr. Lengyel has completed his h er hai r.
chrysanthemums ranging in colors
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I ...... Ave••• at Old la." i.lld'.,
master's degre. at New York
Mr. David Eynon ofVa.sar ave- from gold to rust with love apples
University, and is at. present an nue served as best man and the and oak leaves tied with gold and
BAKE SALE
MODEL PLANES
GAMES
PRIZES
sngineer with .the Aviation-gas ushers were Messrs. Frank Man- orange .Iridescent satin ribbons.
turbine Division of .Westilighouse. sure of Lansdowne Peter Griki- The'mald of h9tJ:or's bouquet was I~~~
vich and Harvey Karp of New ti~· with a br\>nze ril)bon.. The
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Capt. and. Mrs.. J. 'Lockwood York Cit and Frank McFarren ··att.elidan1s alS.,· wore gold. m.onPratt of Wasb/ngton,' D.C., and of W'ashi~gton, D. C.
ogram necklaces, gifts of the
Rehoboth Beach, Del, announce
The bride's mother wore a gown bride.
the engagement of their daughter, of beige taffeta with a corsage of . Small Nancy S~ Lawrence: niece
Mary Lynn Pratt. Gayle, to Mr. green cypripedium orchids. The of the bride, as flower girl wore
BEAUTY SALON
James W. Lukens, Jr., son of Mr. groom's' motber chose a gown of a long dress of c0111. yellow taffeta
and Mrs. Luken. of Elm avenue. Dior blue' taffeta featuring inserts with a scalloped 'bertha and puff
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Mrs. Gayle attended Mary Lyon of orchid satin. Her corsage was sleeves. A ruftle at the bottom of
School, The National Cathedral, o f orchids . .
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Washington, and 'Mills College,. A ieclipti'ori a(tlie·j,ome <;>f.ihe forming a sC,alloped line.
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bridle's parents followed the cer- headdress of 1I0w@rs matched
Mr. Lukens was graduated from emony. .'. ; . <. '.
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bouquet of bronze and rust chrysSwarthmore Hij:h Scbool, is a
After a wedding·trip the couple antheinums, oak 1 e a v e s
graduate in Electrical Engineering will live In West Philadelphia orange love apples tied with an I~~~~
from tbe University of LouisVille, where' the groom ·is 'associated emerald green ribbon. She wore
and has a degree from Washington with the' law flrm of Edmonds, a gold monogramed locket, a gift
and Lee University Law School.
Obermayer and Rebmann.
of the bride.
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The wedding will take place in
The groom's sister Miss Ruth
Mr. Robert H. 0 z m u n of
Washington in December.
Webb of Wichita, Kans., flew Rochester served as best man for
For Safe, Sure Protection Use
home for the wedding.
his brother. The usbers Included
Messrs. Ricbard S. Hoot of Rutj
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Hoot,
brothMiss Marjorie ElIzabeth Lewis
pRESTONE or ZEREX Anti-Freeze
OZMUN-HOOT
ers of the brtde, Donald D. Mun;'
will be maid of honor at the
The marrrage Qf Miss Helen
of Phoenixville, cousin of
marriage of her sister, Miss Nancy Kepner Hoot, daughter of Mr. and shower
the bridegroom, and Wll1Iam F.
Jane Lewis, daughter of :Mr. and Mrs. Henry Irvin· Hoot of LaRUSSELL'S SERVICE
Mrs. William Sproul Lewis of fayette avenue, to Frank 'Bottum Beveridge.
The' bride's mother chose a
"Deep Meadows". Gradyvlile, to
ROBERT J. AT%. Owner,
;:~l:!e~'rt~~ :~~ gown of pale coral crepe. with
Mr. Jabez Francis Carroll, Jr., son
Opposite Borough Parlllilg Lot .
of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll of At- place Sat~day -ev@nlng at an .8 tiered peplums and a design of
Iridescent
sequins
and
pearls
on
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lantic City, which will take
o'clock .candiellght cerem<;>ny.tn tbe shoulders. Her matching hat
Saturday, December 6 at 3:30 in the
B a I a-Cynwyd
Methodist
Church, . The Rev. Dr. Franklin featured pearl trimming and she
Trinity Church, Swarthmore.
a corsage· of Lady Bountiful
· The bridesmaids' will be Miss :QuncQmbe olllciated befo.re an wore
roses and white flocked on 'her
Marjorie Black of South Cliester altar ba!lked with cybotium ferns,
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d I d ' Ii pearl evening purse. The bnde".road, Mrs. stuart Lee Dance, 3rd cbry8an~
ernums ~ n
g.a 10 . groom's mother wore· a. gown of
and Mrs, James Dougherty of The aisle leadi,!g to the altar was, mauve crepe with a powder blue
Philadelphia, and Mis s Anne also alight ~th candelabra en- ieathered' hat. Her-corsage was of
Bradford of Miami, Fla;
twined with lVY. .
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pink eymbldlum orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edward . Mr. Ellw()od Arnold., organist,
Following the ceremony a reClyde of Media will entertain at a presented the wedding music and ception was held In tbe Assembly
dinner tomorrow evening. at the accompanied Mrs.. William
Hall of the church.
Corinthian Yacht Club in- honor Beveridge ,of Seafor~,. Del.• SQ~?lst,
After a 10-day wedding trip by
of Miss Lewis and Mr.. Carroll and who sang 'Where ere I Walk by plane to Bermuda ·the couple will
their bridal party.
Handel, "Icb Llebe Dlch" by live at the Broo~ew apartments,
Schumann and "The Lord's Pray- Clayment, Del.
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Brigadier . G en e r. a I Wl\liilm er Given In marriage lIy her' The bp.di! ,ttended Oberlin COl-; I
Alexander McCulloch and Mrs. father, tbe bride wore a gOwn of !ege and Is 'Ii' graduate of Drt!XItll
McCulloch of Riverview
road,
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The Swarthmorean, 1952-10
First published as The Swarthmorean in 1929, this newspaper continues to the present day.
1952-10
digitized microfilm
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