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.Joseph Seal, Pioneer
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Last chaace
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FIrst Aid CIaa, sPoUored It)'
'the local bl'allch
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DIehl, FebruaQ 8, at '1:10 p.m.
In the Amerleaia LedOD. Boom.
Borough RaIL BriD&' list,. cents

The 7th and 9th Grades will
hold a dance at the Woman's Club
on Saturday, February 5.
Mr. and Mrs. John Seybold will
be host and hostess of the 7th
Grade and will be assisted as
chaperones, by Mr. and Mrs. Hallock Campbell and Mr. and Mrs.
James Stephens.
Host and hostess of fue' 9th
Grade will be Mr. and Mrs. W.
w. Watkins, who will be, assisted
by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gurin
and Mr. and Mrs. William Danforth.

'or a textbook.

Mrs_ Hanna Garrett
Funeral 2P_M_ Today
Fatal Fall of 36'-Year Resident Grieves Host ,of Friends

Joseph S. Seal" Swarthmore's
oldest busliless man' aDd a reslFwieral services will be held
dent here since 1878, died last.
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Thursday afternoon of bronchial .
eral Home, Media for Mrs. Hanna
pneumonia at 230 Cornell avenue
Levis Garrett, wife of Ellwood H.
where he had made his home for
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Garrett, of 20 Soilth Princeton
the past 55 years. Although of 24 ,AAA, Plays. Aberdeen
avenue. Mrs. Garrett died TUesrecent years he'had suffered with
day morning in Taylor Hospital
an asthmatic heart, Mr. Seal had
,in Free Send-Off for
following a lall at her home on
regularly attended to, the bicycle
Red eros Drive
Monday.
Born in Clifton Heights on
needs of his many clients· in
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Swarthmore
and . surrounding
On Tuesday- night, February 8
March 2, 1895, Mrs. Garrett atareas, at his Yale' avenue shop be- at 7:30 in the Swarthmore College
' tended Lansdowne Friends School,
bind his home, until a week or Field Hopse, the 24th AAA Group' '
Westtown School, and Drexel Inso before his death. With him basketball team will play host to
Services Honor Scouts at stitute of Technology. Coming to
passes a part of Swarthmore the Aberdeen .Proving Ground
WELDON B. HEPBURN
Presbyterian Church
Swarthmolje as a young bride her
mourned by old~tlme friendS and team. The game is oftered free to
, b r i g h t and cheerful personality
lltUe children alike. There are the community by the military as
on Sunday
endeared her to a wide circle of
few if ani- of the former who can Red Cross pre-campaigh send oft.
National Boy Scout Week, friends during 36 years residence.
remember a time when Joe'Seal It is indicated that anyone who
February 6 to 12, will begin in She was a member of .Swarthwas not in bus1ile~, !lDd even the wishes to make a contribution
State Treasurer of Pennsylvania Swarthmore with the observance more Friends Meeting, the 10c81
newest of the latter became im- may do so.
Weldon B. Heyburn speaks here of Scout Suilday. This service wi1l branch of the Needlework Guild,
mediately endeared to the kindly 'The Aberdeen team is last this noon at the luncheon meeting be held this year at the P~esby- and the Sw&rthmore - Woman's
, gentleman who rejuven~ted blkes year's Second Army champion. It of the Rot'ary Club. From 1936 td> terian Church for all Cub, Boy Club. One of the original consig'"and never hurried little customers is sparked by the fabulous All '1949, l'4r. Heyburn served three and Explorer Scouts. To meet for nors of the Woman's Exchange
in their selection of just the right American twins, E ddi e and terms in the State Senate prior to this 9:30 service. on Sunday" Feb. operated by the Woman's Club lil
pieces of candy to purchase'with Johnny O'Brien, who formerly induction as Auditor General of' 6, allScouts will assemble lil the the early 1930's, Mrs. Garrett
their one or two pennies from the starred af Seattle University. The the Commonwealth in May, 1949. basement Scout Room of the develqped a rare culinary talent
stock 'he c;ontinued; to supply for 24th AAA Group team features He was elected State Treasurer lil church by 9: 15 a.m.
into a highly appreciated 10ca1liltheir delight. On his 80th blrth- such stars as Amold Hassell, for- NovembtiU', 1952, startlilg his four
During the week other special dustry. The Sweet Shop on Rutday, last' November 26, 'local mer New York Harlem Yankee year term May 4 1953.
events will, ,Qe held, including gers avenue, which carried 'her
school children'
shower~.
Mr.
professional
basketball
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displays in, local store baked specialties during subSe,
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Seal with congratulatory cards Walter Jester, who formerly Public School Building Authority, wows.
oop. No. ~ will fea- qilent years, will close at noon
and gifts in token' of their "'af- starred at Ft. Valley', State Col- i
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G - eral ture an annual farruly dinner 'today.
fection.
leg~
vee-pres en 0
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meetiDg which includes parents
Surviving besides her husband
State A,uthority, Chairman of the and Qther brothers ,and sisters. are two daughters, Florence (Mrs.
: " i Born . nearby, in Springfield
This Red Cross Game will be of Delaw~~, River Port Authority, Chef Warren Berrlar~ assisted. by Jay) Cook, of Y -"";l_gton, ~a., and
Township, ;Mr. Seal came to .added interest since the Aberdeen Chairman of 'the Board of Finance Bo·. Sc u ts will
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SWarthmor;e at; the age, of three,teamb(!at the 24~ qroup team, by .and Rellenue A -JJ)ember,:of the
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°Tbis, ,;aa_!erve a, e c ous Mary (Mrs. Jacob E.) Brown of
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lil ,th~ initial contest at Aberdeen. thority, the State ,Bo~d of Public p.m.lil McCahan Hall.
cola, I'a.; George Levis' and Mrs.
Mrs. 'J. Albright Jones,· chafr- Assistance, I the Board of ComnYsTroop No. 3 will also hold a Florence Trainer of Toronto,
man of,Swarthmore Branch of the sloners of Public Grounds and special event on February.ri. This
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~merican :Red Cross and Ellis B. ,Buildings, State Workman's In- will take the fonn of a court of Canada; and four grandchildren,
Ridgway, Jr., ,chairman of the surance Board, State Employes' honor and parents night to start at Jay Cook, 3rd, Richard Garrett
March fund drive express the ap- Retirement Board, Public School 7: 30 p.m. '
Cook, 'Deborah Garrett Brown
preciation of the Branch to the Employes' Retirement Board;
Scouting is a year round ac- and Jacob E. Brown, Jr.
Open Meeting Thurs. Nite 24th AAA Group for its support The Delaware River Joint Tori' tivity in the Borough with a vati- Relatives and friends are invitto attend the service which
Will 'Pr:esent Speaker and to Swarthmore College for its Bridge Commission,' the Inter- ety of camping visits including ed
will be, followed by pri~ate inter,..
cooperation.'
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state Commission o~ the Dela- a two week trip to Camp Delmont
, ,On Investment
Attendlilg the gama will be ware River Basin, the Joint Com- where some 28 Boy Scouts from ment at Pro~dence Friends ~eet
.• ?¥farrow C. Hart will speak on Colonel Cl$rence Langford, Com- mission for the Acquisition of the two troops-enjoyed an instruc-, ing.Tpe family requests olWSSlon
'.'Women and Money" ,at. an open manding Ofticer 'of the 24th AAA Bridges over the Delaware River ~ trip under the leadership of of ftoral tributes.
,meeting of the Women's Club of Group; Courtney Smith, President between Pennsylvania' and New John Pearson.
Swarthmore Thursday eVeIiing at C!f Sw~or~ College; James York, the JointComDrlssion for
tn addition to training in Scout
8 o'clock ~tthe clup. house. Mr. Williams, Red Cross Field Direc- the Acquisition of Bridges over work,' part of the scouting story .'
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Hart, who gave a, series of in~ tor; Lt. Generoso Ferullo, coach the 'Delaware River between is community service. Each year
vestment talks before the club of the 24th Group team; ~nd Lt. Pennsylvania and Na.w Jersey, the '
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five years ago, is well qualified C. M.anning, coach of the Aber- BrandYwine Battlefield Par k
to speak on the subject ot' in- deen. ball clUb.
Commission and th,e Pennsylvan,ia
Quota for Campaign
vestments.
Hart was fonnerly a teacher,
Commission on Interstate CoopDuring March 1$
having s~t 15 years in the pub- Hold Services Sat.
eration. He is also a director of
~9,340
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lic school system of Pennsylvania,
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For Mrs. Hilliard the Philadelphia Automobile Club
the last several ,years a superand' Chairman of, the LegisUative
A single dramatic production,
The January 28 winter meeting
vicing principal. For seven years
Services tor, Mrs. Elizabeth Coinmittee of the Pennsylvania "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder, ot the Swarthmore Branch, Amerhe was SfiIes representative for Haldeman Hilliard of 310' Elm Motor Federation.
will be presented in the High ican Red Cross, heard Ellis B.
the National Cash Register Com- avenue were held on January 29
Mr. Heyburn resides with his School Auditorium on February Ridgway, Jr., head of the appany. He entered the investmE'nt at the Trinity Episcopal Church wife and two, daughters in the 11, under the sponsorship of proaching 1955 Fund CampBign,
home in which he was born, on Blackfriars, the High School announce the appointment of Mrs..
field in 1926, and for. the past 12 in Swarthmore.
years has been' associated with
Mrs. Hilliard died at her home the family farm in Concordville. drama club. ,Mrs. Hanna' K. Fred N. Bell, Mrs. Robert Grogan
Mathew~ supervises the' produc- and Mrs. R. Blair Price as area
Reynolds and Company in a sell- on January 27 at the age of 58.
1ng capacitY. During the last five .She had' been a 'resident of
'HOME DAMAGED'
tion; assisted by Henry F. Hof- chainnen for the drive with Paul
years he has been active J,n ad- SwarthJ1lore for four years.
mann and his Blackfriars crew. Freeman heading the business
dressing a large. number of
A' granddaughter of Walter
Fire broke out in the home of This production takes th~ place of section.
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women's clubs as well as various Haldeman, the founder of the Mrs. Francis, W. Pennell, proprie- two formerly given ,during the
Ridgway' also' announced that
men's groups.
,Courier-.r0ur;naI at Loulsville, KY., tor of Bookways, at, her home in school
Mrs. do .Albright Jones, chairman
Mr. Hart. was graduated from Mrs. Hilliard was a member of 'Moylan late Friday evening, JanThe story concerns the Webb of the Branch~ and Mrs. C. C.
West Chester Teachers' College the Colonial Dames of America uary 28. Some books and manu- and Gibbs families living in the Shute. chairman of volunteer
and did considerable post grad- and of the Gray Lady'Service of scripts were destroyed in the small, imaginary town Grover's services, will be hostesses on
uate work both at the Univer- the Red Cross. As a Gray Lady, blaze, and the house was severely Corners at the turn of the 20th February 25 at a rallying tea for
sity of PennsylVania and Temple she served at the Wills Eye Hos- damaged. Mrs. Pennell is now liv- century. John Darling and' Gail campaign workers and interested
U~~ty.
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pital in Philadelphia.'
fng at the S~th Hav~ Inn.
Bauer will play Mr. and Mrs. persohs.
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,The publlc 19 cordiillly invited' , SurvivinS"'are a daughter, Mrs.
Webbi Nancy Martin plays EmilY
The quota for the March drive
to attend tbJs lecture, which will Elizabeth C. Gawthfop, Jr., wife
9TH GODE ~PPE.
Webbi -Luren Dickinson wlU take is $9,340, the same as in 1954. The
be of great InteJt.rt to both men of Robert Gawthrop, Jr., a West
Parents and teachers of the th~ part ~ her younger brother Borough ~ver reacJled its quota
aDd .women.
Chester attorney. ~ Blllard 'Is Ninth, Grade, of ' the "bf8h school WilIly. . . • .
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. , :,year With a 112' per cent realso survived by three arandchll- will hold a covered dish suPPer
Steve Carter and 'Marybeth
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dreD, a brother, Walter N. Halde- OIl Wednesday"February ,9, at 8: 30 'Carney wl11 pl~ the roles of Dr~
In additiC?n to the 18 directors
The parents of the 7th 1I'8d~' of man, J[entucky, and two sisters, p.m. in the HIgh' School Cafe- and Mrs. Gibbs. John Lang will present, ~. Jon~ in~uced A.
the Swarthmore·v; .... School, _111 Mrs. Charles B. PrIce and MIsa terIa.
I?lay the! role ofth~ ~ Georg~, .
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give a square dance.party!;or the Ann~ Bruce Haldeman, both of
DiscussIon of the ~ pro- the -Gibbs' YoUDc- dauailter BePo• . Drh••
de itudenu on Saturday Kentucky.
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:~~~~ard . - b o m In PareIlti who ~ft DOt yet been . SJIic!e 'the play reqWtes Do'that the drift' for PoUo':fn
~ '!he, daDee~ ~ held ID ~ 'it7''''~
,1D.u,.at ccmt.eted ue -*ed'to phcIne Jfn. &ceIlet7, the burden of'deaerip- Swarthmore hAl coUected a.·iOtal.
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SW~THMORE, FRIDAY, February 4, 1955

Joseph Seal, Pioneer
Businessman, Dies
1878

Field Hou'se
Tuesday,
7:30 P.M.

VOLUME 27-NUMBER 5

Cycle Shopkeeper
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LAST CHANCE

Rotary SDeaker

13.50 PER YEAR

JUNIOR ASSEMBLIES

Last chance of joining the
First Aid Class, sponsored by
the local branch of the American Red Cross, Is Tuesday
night, February 8. at 7:30 p.m.
in the American Legion Room.
Borough Hall. Bring sixty cenis
for a textbook.

The 7th and 9th Grades will
hold a dance at the Woman's Club
on Saturday, February 5.
Mr. and Mrs. John Seybold will
be host and hostess of the 7th
Grade and will be assisted as
chaperones by Mr. and Mrs. Hallock CampbeJI imd Mr. and Mrs.
James Stephens.

Mrs. Hanna Garrett
Funeral 2P.M. Today
Fatal Fall of 36-Year Resident Grieves Host
of Friends

Joseph S. Seal, Swarthmore's
Funeral services will be held
oldest business man and a resiHost ~nd hostess of the 9th, at 2 P.M. today at the Rigby Fun_
dent here since 1878, died last
Grade wIll be Mr. and Mrs. W. eral Home, Media for Mrs. Hanna
Thursday afternoon of bronchial
W. Watkins, who will be assisted Levis Garrett, wife of Ellwood H.
pneumonia at 230 Cornell avenue
by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gurin Garrett, of 20 South Princeton
where he had made his home for
and Mr. and Mrs. William Dan- avenue. Mrs. Garrett died Tuesthe past 55 years. Although of 24 AAA Plays Aberdeen
forth.
day morning in Taylor Hospital
recent years he' had suffered with
in
Free
Send-Off
for
following a fall at her home on
an asthmatic heart, Mr. Seal had
Monday.
regularly attended to the bicycle
Red eros Drive
Born in Clifton Heights on
needs of his many clients in
On
Tuesday
night,
February
8
March 2. 1895, Mrs. Garrett atSwarthmore
and
surrounding
at
7:30
in
the
SWarthmore
College
tended
Lansdowne F:. iends School,
areas, at his Yale avenue shop beField
House,
the
24th
AAA
Group
Westtown School, and Drexel Inhind his home, until a week or
Services
Honor
Scouts
at
stitute of Technology. Coming to
so before his death. With him basketball team will play host to
WELDON B. HEPBURN
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Ch h
Swarthmore as a young bride her
passes a part of SwarthnJore the Aberdeen Proving Ground
Pres bytenan
team.
The
game
is
offered
free
to
urc
bright and cheerful personality
mourned by old-time friends and
the
community
by
the
military
as
on Sunday
endeared her to a wide circle of
little children alike. There are
Red
Cross
pre-campaign
send
off.
few if any of the former who can
National Boy Scout Week, friends during 36 years residence.
remember a time when Joe Seal It is indicated that anyone who
. February 6 to 12, will begin in She was a member of Swarthwas not in busines~, and even the wishes to make a contribution
. Swarthmore wl·th the o"'servance
more Friends Meeting, the local
State Treasurer of Pennsylvama
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may
do
so.
newest of the latter became imof Scout Sunday. This serv,ice will branch of the Needlework Guild,
Weldon B. Heyburn speak s h ere
and the Swarthmore' Woman's
mediately endeared to the kindly ,The Aberdeen team is last this noon at the luncheon meeting be held this year at the Presbygentleman who rejuvenated bikes year's Second Army champion. It of the Rotary Club. From 193 6 to' terl'an Church fOl' all Cub, Boy Club. One of the original consigand never hurried little customers is sparked by the fabulous All 1949, lI4r. Heyburn served three and Explorer Scouts. To meet for nors of the Woman's Exchange
in their selection of just the right American twins, E d die and terms in the State Senate prior to this 9'.30 service on Sunday, Feb. operated by the Woman's Club in
pieces of candy to purchase with Johnny O'Brien, who formerly induction as Auditor General of 6, all Scouts will assemble in the the early 1930's, Mrs. Garrett
their one or two pennies from the starred af Seattle University. The the Commonwealth in May, 1949. basement Scout Room of the developed a rare culinary talent
into a highly appreciated local instock he continued to supply for 24th AAA Group team features He was elected State Treasurer in church by 9: 15 a.m.
During the week other special dustry. The Sweet Shop on Ruttheir delight. On his 80th birth- such stars as Arnold Hassell, for- November, 1952, starting his four
events will. be held, including gers avenue, which carried her
day, last November 26, local mer New York Harlem Yankee year term May 4, 1953.
dinners and displays in local store baked specialties during subseschool children showered Mr. professional basketball star and
He
is
president
of
the
S!ate
windows. Troop No. 2 will fea- quent years, will close at noon
Seal with congratulatory cards Walter Jester, who formerly
Public
School
Building
Authority,
ture
an annu~l family dinner today.
and gifts in token' of their af- starred at Ft. Valley State Colvice-president
of
the
General
meeting
which includes parents
Surviving besides her husband
lege.
fection.
Born nearby, in Springfield
This Red Cross Game will be of State Authority, Chairman of the and other brothers and sisters. are two daughters, Florence (Mrs.
Township, Mr. Seal eame to added interest since the Aberdeen Delaware River Port Authority, Chef Warren Bernard, assisted by Jay) Cook of Lexington, Va., and
Swarthmore at the age of three, team beat the 24th Group team by Chairman of the Board of Finance Boy Scouts, will serve a delicious Mary (Mrs. Jacob E.) Brown of
and Revenue, a member of the meal. This dinner will be held Tappanhannock, Va.; two brothers
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1 point, the score being '15 to 74,
Stale Highway~ and Bridge Au- Wednesday, February 9, at 6: 15 and a sister, Oborn Levis of Arin the initial contest at Aberdeen.
thority, the State Board of Public p.m. in McCahan Hall.
cola, Pa.; George Levis and Mrs.
Mrs. 'J. Albright Jones, chair- Assistance, the Board of CommisTroop No. 3 will also hold a Florence Trainer of Toronto,
man of Swarthmore Branch of the sioners of Public Grounds and special event on February 9. This Canada; and four grandchildren,
American Red Cross and Ellis B. 'Buildings, State Workman's In- will take the fonn of a court of Jay Cook, 3rd, Richard Garreit
Ridgway, Jr., chairman of the surance Board, State Employes' honor and parents night to start at Cook, Deborah Garrett Brown
March fund drive express the ap- Retirement Board, Public School 7: 30 p.m.
and Jacob E. Brown, Jr.
preciation of the Branch to the Employes' Retirement Board;
Scouting
is
a
year
round
acRelatives and friends are invitOpen Meeting Thurs. Nite 24th AAA Group for its support
The Delaware River Joint Toll tivity in the Borough with a vari- ed to attend the service which
Will Present Speaker
and to Swarthmore College for its Bridge Commission, the Inter- ety of camping visits including will be followed by private inter,..
cooperation.
On Investment
state Commission on the Dela- a two week trip to Camp Delmont ment at Providence Friends MeetAttending the game will be ware River Basin, the Joint Com- where some 28 Boy Scouts from ing. The family requests omission
Morrow C. Hart will speak on Colonel Clarence Langford, Com- mission for the Acquisition of the two troops enjoyed an instruc-. of floral tributes.
"Women and Money" at an open manding Officer of the 24th AAA Bridges over the Delaware River tin trip under the leadership of
meeting of the Women's Club of Group; Courtney Smith, President between Pennsylvania and New John Pearson.
Swarthmore Thursday evening at of Swarthmore College; James
In addition to training in Scout
York, the Joint Commission for
8 o'clock at the club house. Mr. Williams, Red Cross Field Direcwork, part of the scouting story
Hart, who gave a series of in- tor; Lt. Generoso Ferullo, coach the Acquisition of Bridges over is community service. Each year
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vestment talks before the club of the 24th Group team; and Lt. the Delaware River between
Pennsylvania
and
New
Jersey,
the
five years ago, is well qualified C. Manning, coach of the AberBrandywine Battlefield Par k
to speak on the subject of in- deen ball club.
Commission
and the Pennsylvania
Quota for Campaign
vestments.
Commission
on Interstate CoopHart was formerly a teacher,
During March Is
eration. He is also a director of
having spent 15 years in the pub$9,340
the Philadelphia Automobile Club
lic school system of Pennsylvania,
and
Chairman
of
the
Legistlative
the last several years a superThe January 28 winter meeting
A single dramatic production,
Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Coinmittee of the Pennsylvania "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder, of the Swarthmore Branch, Amervising principal. For seven years
he was sales representative for Haldeman Hilliard of 310 Elm Motor Federation.
will be presented in the High ican Red Cross, heard Ellis B.
the National Cash Register Com- avenue were held on January 29
Mr. Heyburn resides with his School Auditorium on February Ridgway, Jr., head of the appany. He entered the investmE'nt at the Trinity Episcopal Church wife and two daughters in the 11, under the sponsorship of proaching 1955 Fund Campaign,
field in 1926, and for, the past 12 in Swarthmore.
home in which he was born, on Blackfriars, the High School announce the appointment of Mrs.
years has been associated with
Mrs. Hilliard died at her home the family farm in Concordville.
drama club.
Mrs. Hanna K. Fred N. Bell, Mrs. Robert Grogan
Reynolds and Company in a sell- on January 27 at the age of 58.
Mathews supervises the produc- and Mrs. R. Blair Price as area
ing capacity. During the last five She had been a resident of
tion; assisted by Henry F. Hof- chairmen for the drive with Paul
HOME DAMAGED
years he has been active in ad- Swarth!llore for four years.
mann and his Blackfriars crew. Freeman heading the business
Fire broke out in the home of
dressing a large number of
A granddaughter of Walter
This production takes the place of section.
women's clubs as well as various Haldeman, the founder of the Mrs. Francis W. Pennell, proprie- two formerly given during the
Ridgway also announced that
men's groups.
Mrs. J. Albright Jones, chairman
Courier-Journal at Louisville, Ky., tor of Bookways, at her home in school year.
Mr. Hart was graduated from Mrs. Hilliard was a member of Moylan late Friday evening, JanThe story concerns the Webb of the Branch~ and Mrs. C. C.
West Chester Teachers' College the Colonial Dames of America uary 28. Some books and manu- and Gibbs families living in the Shute, chairman of volunteer
and did considerable post grad- and of the Gray Lady Service of scripts were destroyed in the small, imaginary town Grover's services, will be hostesses on
uate work both at the Univer- the Red Cross. As a Gray Lady, blaze, and the house was severely Corners at the turn of the 20th February 25 at a rallying tea for
sity of Pennsylvania and Temple she served at the Wills Eye Hos- damaged. Mrs. Pennell is now liv- century. John Darling and' Gail campaign workers and interested
University.
ing at the Strath Haven Inn.
Bauer will play Mr. and Mrs. persons.
pital in Philadelphia.
The' public is cordially invited
The quota for the March drive
Webb; Nancy Martin plays Emily
Surviving' are a daughter, Mrs.
to attend this lecture, which will Elizabeth C. Gawthrop, Jr., wife
9TH GRADE SUPPER
Webb; .Luren Dickinson will take is $9,340, the same as in 1954. The
be of great inteltst to both men
Borough over reac.-.ed its quota
of Robert Gawthrop, Jr., a W~t
Parents and teachers of the the part of her younger brother
and women.
WaIly.
last
year with a 112 per eent reChester attorney. Mrs. Hillard is Ninth Grade of the' high school
turn.
Steve Carter and Marybeth
also survived by three grandchil- will hold a covered dish supper
7TH GRADE PARTY
In addition to the 18 directors
Carney
will play' the roles of Dr.
dren, a brother, Walter N. Halde- on Wednesday, February 9, at 6: 30
present,
Mrs. Jones introduced A.
and
Mrs.
Gibbs;
John
Lang
will
The parents of the '1th grade of man, Kentucky, and two sisters, p.m. in the High School Cafe(Continued
on Page 8)
play
the
role
of
their
son
George
the Swarthmore High School will Mrs. Charles B. Price and Miss teria.
and
Virginia
Hubbell
will
play
I
give a square dance Parly for the Anne Bruce Haldeman, both of
Discussion of the rostering pro- the Gibbs' young daughter RePolio Drive Results
7th grade students on saturday Kentucky.
gram will follow the supper.
becca.
Mrs.
J. V. ,S. Bishop reports
evening, February 19. from 8-10
Mrs. . Hilliard was born in
Parents who have not yet been
Since
'the
play
requires
no
that
the
drive for Polio in
P.m. The dance will be held in Louisville,- Ky., and lived in that contacted are asked to phone Mrs. scenery, the burden of descripSwarthmore has collected a total
the All-Purpose Room of the Rut- area until mOving to Swarthmore Samuel Gurin. SWarthmore 6tion
falls
upon
the
stage
manager,
of
$3,412.54. This toW is still ingers Avenue SchooL
in 1950.
25'19.
played by Preston HollaDder.
complete.

O'Brien Twins Play
In Field House. Feb. 8

National Boy Scout
Week Feb. 6· to 12

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Clubwomen Invite All
To Hear Morrow Hart

Chairmen Named
For Red Cross Drive

Hold Services Sat.
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High School Gives
'Our Town' Feb~ 11

Feb....,.,. 40, 1955 .

'DIE SWAR'lBMOREAN
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Personals

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Mr. and Mrs. A. Sidney Johnson, Jr., of North Chester x:oad
spent the week-end In B~ham, Ala., where they visited Mr.
'Johnson's aunt; Mrs. Harold Sanson of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Birney K. Morse
of Harvard avenue are entertalnIng at a small dinner party tonight In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles P1nkner, formerly of
Corpus Chrim, Tex., and now
making their home In Bryn
Mawr.
Marine Pvt. Joseph M. Bender,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
M. Bender of Dickinson avenue,
was scheduled to complete recrWt
training on January 29 at the
Marine Corps Recruit Depot at

a' bouquet "f phalaenopsis and
NAMES AnENDANTS h stephanotis. ~
The marriage of MIss Sara
Wbeeler Alden, daughter of Mr.
Miss Elizabeth 'Foster of Barand Mrs Ph1I1p M Alden of North vard avenue served as maid of
Chester' road, ~ Mr. Daniel honor. The .~rldesma1ds .were
Stevens GrifIID, .son of. Mr.• O. MIss AnneMerie Larson and MIss
Thompson GrIlIIn of Hudson Falls, Charlotte Morgan 9f WaJllngford;
N.Y., and the late Margaret Miss F81rfax Umer of Plainfield,
KnIght Gr11IIn, will take place on N.J.; Miss Harriet Hunt of BaltlFebruary 26 at 3 o'clock at the more, Md.; MIss Mary Allce Longhome of the' bride's pareni... The fellow of Chevy Chase, Md.; and
ceremony w11l be performed by Mrs. John Scarbath of College
Rev. Richard H. Tafel.
Park, Md. They wore gowns aUke
MIss Allce M. Baumann of East of whltecrystalette, leaturing of!
Williston, Ll., w11l tie the maid the shoulder neckllnes and boutof honor.
lant sklfts, and carried bouqueb
Mr. Thompson K. GrilIIn 01 of large rose-red camellias, with
Hudson Falls will serve as best arrangement of smaller camellias
man lor his brother. The ushers In their hair. .TheiI: shoes were
will be Mr. Thomas H. Alden of dyed to match their flowers.
North Chester road, brother of theJ. Robert McHenry· of Parrtsh
bride; and Mr. James H. Wright road served as best man for his
of Cambridge, Mass., step-brother brother. The ushers. were Mr.

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Parris
of of Drexel H11l,
Mr.
Mrs. Island,
Joseph S.S. C.
Lynch of. Dart- ofA'thereception wl1I follow the John
RobertG.H.Taylor
Bradford
mouth avenue entertained the ceremony at the home of the Mr. Dana W. Swan of' North
members of the' Taylor Hospltal pride's parents.'
Chester road, Mr. Richard B. BulMedical Auxiliary at a luncheon
lock of Reading, Mr. John Delameeting at her home on Tuesday.
NAMES AnENDANTS
,han~ of Freeport, Pa., and Mr.
The Auxiliary will eponsor the
The marriage of Miss Jane Charles E. Acker, Jr., of WaI~
Flower Booth at the Taylor May- Mack, daughter of Mrs. Frederick Jingford, brother of the bride.
~ fair for the Ilrst thne this year Paul Mack of Lansdowne, and the
Mrs. Acker wore a gown of
and plans for pre-Fair work were late Mr. Mack, to Mr. George peacock peau de sole with white
discussed at the meeting.
Peirse Warren, Jr., son of Dr. and accessories and carried a corsage
Mrs. Donald P.,Jones will enter- Mrs. Warren of South. Chester of small orchid and white orchids.
tain at luncheon and bridge on road, will take place on Saturday,
Mrs. McHenry wore a beige tafTuesday, February 8, at her horne February 26, In St. Paul's Luth- feta gown with gold and brown
on Swarthmore avenue. Mrs. Jones eran Church, Lansdowne. Thc accessories and a corsage of gold
was hostess at luncheon and bridge Rev. Maurice R. Gortner will of- and brown orchids.
on Wednesday, February 2.
flclate.
Mrs. McHenry Is a senior at the
Mr. Warren R. Godfrey, .333
Mrs. Chase S. Hunt of Jamaica, Uiliversity of Maryland.
Mr. McHenry, an alumnus of
Vassar avenue, underwent major N.Y., will be matron of honor. The
surgery at Taylor Hospital on bridesmaids will be Miss Janet T. Washington nad Lee University,
Tuesday, January 27. His condi- Seaman of Cynwyd, Miss Joie B. is at yresp.nt in the Armed Forces
tion Is excellent.
Hubber! of New York, and. Mrs, an!! will report for further train.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. James of Frank E. Vaughn, Jr., of Phlla- mg
a t Ft. J ackson, SC
..
,
Park and Michigan avenues are delphia.
leaving today for a southern trip.
Mr. Harry K. Warren of Rose
COWING-LACEY
They wl1I drive to Miami, Fla.. Valley will be best man, The
The marriage of Miss Louise
and then fly to Havana for a ushers will be the Messrs. Leroy Durand Lacey of Dartmouth aveweek. Returning to Miami, they L. 'Anderson, Jr., 01 Philadelphia, nue, daughter of Mr. RaYmond
will drive down to Key West for Eben Lang of Maple avenue, Rob- Henry Lacey of Annapolis, Md.,
a week. On their return trip, the ert Binswanger of Elkins Park, and the late Mrs. Lacey, to Mr.
James' wi\! stop in Winter Park vChaUaSgehn.S' Hunt and Frank E. K<:=eth p~ge Cowing, son of Mrs.
to visit friends.
Alice LeWIS Cowing of Merld,~n,
The Philadelphia Chapter of the
Conn., took place on Saturday,
DAR will hold the annual lunchDISQUE-MINER
January' 29,at 4 o'clock In the
eon on Wednesd'~, February 9, at
Dr. and Mrs. Austin P. Smith of Fiist Pr'7sbyterlan. Church, An~.
Wynnewood
announce
the .
mar-.
napolis
12 :30 at The B a r c l a
y
" Md The Rev. Burrett B .
riage of their daughter, Jm Smith McBee performed the ceremony.
Miss GretchenKietzien of New
Miner, to Mr, Rober! 0 .. Disque,
The bride, given in marriage by·
Holstein, WIs., Is visiting her sls- son of Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Disque her father, wore a floor length
ter-In-Iaw, Mrs. Seymour Klet- .of Strath Haven avenue, on Sat~ gown, fashioned with a bodice of
den of South Chester road for urday, January 29, in the Rox~ white A1encon la~e covered by.. a
a few days this week.
borough Methodist Church,Phlla- long-sl~e:ved lac~ jacket.... The
Mrs.J. L. Woodrul! of Secane delphia.
skirt was several layers of net
is spending a few days this week
over white satin. Her headpiece
at her mothers home in Bslimore,
McHENRY.ACKER
was of tuJle shirred into a band
Md.
Mtss Joan C. Acker, daughter of satin and lace, and she carried
Mrs. Florence Paulmier, prln- of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Acker a semi-casc'ade bouquet of white
cipal of Media Friends School, of Wl'lIingford, and Mr. WIlliam gardenias and lilies-of-the-valley.
Miss Doris J. Palmer of Chester
and Mrs. Bess B. Lane of Swarth- D. McHeriry, son of Mrs. W. Rod~
more avenue, leave today for man McHenry of PaiTish road, was the maid ot honor. She wore
Plainfield, Vt., to attend' an edu- and the late Mr. McHenry , were a door length gown of periwinkle
catiCmal conference at Goddard united in marrl8ge at a candle- blue with a matching headpiece.
.College. The topic of the confer- light service on Saturday afterMr. W11liam ·B. Doolittle' of
ence will be "Frontiers of Edu- .n,o(!n, J aDUI!ry ;a9, at· 4 o'clock, in Meriden, Conn., served as best
cation."
Mrs. C. MacDonald Swan, formerly of Mt. Holyoke place, and
now of Dunmlnning Road In
Newlown Square, returned home
on Wednesday from Harkness
Pavilion Presbyterian Hospital in
New York City wi1ere she has
been a patient for a month.
~r. Donald Fetherolf of Columbia avenue left on Monday to
report for active duty at WrlghtPatterson Field in Dayton, Ohio.
Don is a lieutenant In the United
States Air Force.

the'Sw,;r!hn\ore
. Presbyterian
Church. Rev. Joseph
P. Bishop,
pastDr of the church, performed
the ceremony assp;ted by Rev. H.
Lawrence Wblttemore, rector of
the Swarthmore Trinity Church.
The bride, giv i1er father; wore a gown' of white
silk tal!eta fashioned with a titted
bodice, sweetheart neckllne, long
pointed sleeves, and a lioul!ant
skirt ending In a cathedral train.
Her illusion veil was attached to
a Juliet cap of the illusion edged
with seed pearls, and she carried

man.
ushers
were Capt.
USAF The
Donald
R Nowakoski
of
'Merlden, brother-In-law of the
groom; and Mr. Douglas R. Lacey
of Annapolis, brother of the bride.
A reception was held following

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CHURCH
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Joseph P. Bishop, Minister
John Schott, AJJsocIaU! MIn!8ter
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9:30 A,M. andll:OOA.M.-Morn_
Ing Worship 8ervIce. Mr. BIshop will give the sermon, en~
titled "The Broken Body."
9:30, 10:45 and 11:00 A.M. ,....
ChurchSCh~l cl~ willmeet.
9:30 A.M.-Men's and' Women's
Bible Class.
5:00 ·P,M,-Conflrmation Class.
t- 6:00 P,M,-Y<)Ujlg. Adults.

CH:URCH.;REEVES,. ,INC.

Ass1sU!nt Minister

SWar-thmore 6·3450

Mr. FI:ed Haley

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METHODIST NOTES
The Official Board will meet in
the Sanctuary of Jhe Church tonight at 8 p.m.
.. Church School classes meet at
8:45 on Sundays for all ages beginning at two years. There Is
a Young Adult Builders Class,
Pastor John C.Kulp, teacher,this
Sunday; and. an Adult Bible Class,
tj!acher John Patterson.
'
Holy Coinmunion wiIJ be adinlnistered at the 11 a.m. Momlng' W!!rsh4>.
There are two
'nll1'1'erles .for children and a
J:U¢o,,", Church program for children of
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are h«;lppy to announce
that

Warren Bernard
Swarthmore .

has joined our sales organization.
Warren, a lifetime resident of SW-llHhmore, is following in the footsteps of his father,
Harry L. Bernard, who handled Ford cars in this community for 25 years.

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SIIlIJla:r, Febl'UalT. 8 .
.:45 A.M.-cburch School
11:00 A.M. -, Morning Worship
Service. Holy Communion will
. be administered.
7:00 P.M. - Youth Fellowship
WIll. meet.
.

Study Class taught by the pastor
and sponsored by the Commtssion
on Membership imd Evangelism
meets. This replaces the Cottage
Prayer Meetings for. the. purpose
of providing a basic course In
Blble study on the subject, "How
. TRINITY CHURCH
The ~ible Came to Be." This
H. Lawrence Whittemore. Rector week the class will see the first
I .Sunda.:r, Feb.......,. 6
. of a series Df three sound motion
8:00 A.M.-.Holy Communion.
picture films on how the. Bible
9:30 .A.M.-Church, School (3rd. came to· us, part one: "The
Grade and U p ) . '
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11:00 A.M.-Church School (2nd Formation of the Bible." The puhGrade and Down).
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lic is invited to see this dim. Sun11:0() A.M.-Holy Communion.
day School teachers ·and young
7:30 P.M.-Young Peoples Fel- people especially will find it inlowshlp.
tin
Tuesday, Febrnar:r 8 .
teres g .
5:30 P.M.-Evening Praye~.
The Women's Society of ChrisWednesday, Feb.......,. 9
tian Service will have luncheon
. 7:15 A.M.-Holy Communion;
iIt the Ingleneuk at 12 on· Wed8:00 P.M.-Biple Study.
.
nesday followed, by a business
Frldsy, Febnui.r:r 11
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5:30 P.M.-E;vening Prayer.
' meeting at we Parsonage when
the stucj.y book will be given by
·THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY
Mrs. Kaul!man followed by deOFFRIENDS
votions and book review by Mrs.
9 45 AS:rn«ay,. PebrJIar:r 8 .
Hoot.
:
. .-First~ Day School
Mr. Kulp will have his regular
9:45 A.M.-Adult ·Forum. George
Hardin on "Re _ thinking the office l)Durs for counseling from
Peal'E' Testimony."
4-5 and 7-8 p.m. on Wednesday.
11:00. A.M.-·Meeting for Worship.
Boy Scout Troop 3 will meet in
Children cared for in Whittier the High School Gym on WedHouse. ·All are welcome to join nesday evening at 7: 30.
with us.
7:00 . P.M. - United Fellowship
The Commission on Finance
Students.·
will meet on Wednesday at 8 p.m.
MOIlcI&:r, FebrQar:r 7
. In the' Pastor's Study:
All day sewing tor A. F. S. C.
Choir rehearsals will be held
Wed;'esday,
on Thursday stkttng at 3: 30 for
All day sewing for A.P.8.c.
the Cherub Choir, 4 p.m., for the
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Junior Choir' and 8 p.m. for the
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Chancel Choir. .
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Park
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SuPPer meeting at St. Matthew's
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'RESlnE_IAN NOTES
On Sunday,
sermon 'by Mr.
Bishop tor the two Moming Worship Services at 9: 30 and 11 a.m.
'wIlJ ~entitJed "The Broken
Body." At the 9: 30 service, the
Boy ScDUts. of the community will
be speclal guests and the' Boy
Scout Oath and Laws will be part
of the service. At the 11 o'.cloclr
service, the· Ordination and Installation of the new church ofdcers' will be held.
Sunday evening the Senior High
Fellowship w1lJ meet for suppe~
at 6:30' in McCahan Hall, followed
by a meeting and ~usslon at 7.
This week the group will .continue their series of meetings on
Human Relations, ·Ied· by Mr.
Bishop.. The Junior rpgh FellDwship meet also for supper at 6: go
followed. by a choir rehearsal at
7 and then a meeting.
The Young Adults wl11 meet
Sunday evening at 6 p.m. for
Bible Study, under the leadership
of Mrs. Maxey Morrison. Supper
will be . at 6: 45 follow'ed by a
meeting at 8.
Tuesday evening at 7: 3D, the
Board of Trustees will D)eet for
their regular monthly meeting In

TRINITY NOTES
There will be a celebration of
the Women's Association Room. the Holy Communion at 8 o'clock
On Wednesday, the Woman's Sunday moming. Chlldren In the
Ass .
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3rd grade and up will meet for
Delation .will ~old thel1' month~ Church Sch!)Ol at 9:30 a.m., and
Iy Board Meeting and Luncheon. those In the 2nd grade and down
Board Meetlllg will
at 10: 30 will meet at 11.
Holy Comand a worship Service lor the munlon will again be celebrated
whole Association will follow at at 11 o'clock, an'd t '1' 30
12 noob. Mrs. Paul Williams will
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p.m.
lead devotions. Luncheon will be :i~ !:e~ People s Fellowship
served at 12: 30 In McCahan H a l l , '
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with Circle 7, Mrs. Thomas M.
The ushers fc;r Sunday will be
Jackson, cha1rntim, in ch8rge. The as follows: A. G. Boyd, S. D.
program of the afternoon will be Clyde, Jr" J. H. Furlong, R. G.
guest speaker Dr. E. Fay Camp- Haig, A.' W. Kitts, F. W. Plawbell, Secretary of the Division of man,. W. N. Rl'erson! and C. C.
Highe~ Education of the Board of Wallin.· Carl Hally 18 scheduled
Christian .Educatica of the Pres- to serve as .aco~ at the 8 o'clock
byterian Church, U.S.A., who will se"!ce, and. MIchael Reynolds,
speak' on "Christ and the Intel- DaVId B~S, and Joseph Gibson at
lectua!."
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ll. DUrIng the 11 o'clock servThe Chrlstian Education Committee will m"et on Thursday,
February: ro, at 8 p.m. at the
home of ·Mrs. H. Lindley Peel, 107
CDlumbla avenue.
We
Thursday afternoon the Cherub
and Primary Choirs wiIJ rehearse
at 3: 30 and 4: 15. In, the evening,
at 7:30, the Chancel Choir will
rehearse.

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will be held on Tuesday at 5: 30
p.m.
. The reguIar mid-Week celebration of the Holy Communion will
be held ·at 7: 15 a.m. Wednesday.
The Bible Study Group will meet
at 8 p.m., and at ~ same hour
the Church School Teachers'
Workshop w1lJ be held.
The Sewing Group will meet at
10 a.m. Thursday moming In the
A service ot EveD!Pg Pra,Yer
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ice Mlirtha Calhoun and ElIzabeth Gibson w1lJ be In charge Df
the nUrsery.
The hour for the Girls' Choir
rehearsal has been changed from
5 D'clock to 4:45 p.m. Monday.
The Boys' Choir will rehearse at
4 PJll. on Monday anQ Wednesday,. and the Men's and Boys'
Choir rehearsal w1lJ be held at
7: 30 p.m. Thursday.

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Chestnut streets, w1lJ be held on
Thursday, 6:30 p.m. Members of
. PUBId8BBD BtOr ftlDAY AT 8WAltTIIIIO-., PA.
the Stewardship Committee and
PETER Eo TOLD, IilA&JORIB 'IOLD, P1lISLIIJIIB&8
any others are welcome to··attend.
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The Pastor or ~. Collenberg cali
PBTBR Eo TOr,.D. Uto,
ammge for dinner reservations
RosaUe Pelraol Marjorie Told :Ellen S. SInipn Sally Alden
~tI1 Tuesday. The '1:30 public
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J:n~ l1li Second Class Matter, .JanUllJ')' 24; 1928, at the PoSt
sound motion picture "The rodomee at Swarthmote, Pa., under the Act of Karch 8, 18'18. den Heart."

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the ceremoay at the Alumni receiving
•••avaI Acad- birth of
House, United States ...
daughter,
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The co::: ~dnve
The baby's grandparenta are
Colony.
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Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jll1f of
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Springlleld and Mr. and Mrs. McMr. and Mrs. C. WhItford Mc- Dowell of Greenwich, Conn., for':'
Dowell of Bloom1leld, N.J. are merly of Swarthinore.

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mE SWARTBMOREAN
Freemont, Neb., will be the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Banks
Bob Doherty, aon at Mr. and
of Harvard avenue for a few
Mrs. J. Kenneth Doherty of Elm
days this week.
avenue, Is transferring from the
Announcement has been receivUniversity at Michigan to Denied of the marriage of Lt. David
son University In Granville, OhIo.
C. Chickering, USAF, to MI.ss
He will enter Denison at the
Shirley Emma Clagett of Washstart of the new semester. Boh
Ington, D.C., on the 27th of December In Washington. Lt. Chickering and his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Chickering, are former residents of North Chester
407 DARTMOUTH AVENUE'
road, . and are now living in
Takoma Park, Md.
BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Bates of
CLOSED EVERY SUNDAY .
Yale avenue returned recently
OPEN 7.A.M. to 7:30 P.M.
from a trip of three days to FairMonday Thro,!gh Saturday
field, Conn. While tlier!! they
FANCY SANDWICHES
visited Mrs. Bate's mother, Mrs.
Daily Dinners 90c: to $1.85
_ Ai. Clark of Fairfax.
Specla' Chlldrell'. PlaHer.
a Mr. and Mrs. C. Irwin GalmllnlmlnnDnllllUllWllJiJIIlnmllWlmUlnUIIUlnllnllllnDlJIIllmlllllllUIUDIIUIIJIIlmrnlWIlIIlllllll1iii hreath and daughter, Jean of
Benjamin West avenue have recently returned from a two week
Irlp to St. Petersburg, Fla. While
there, they visited Mr. Galbreath;s
brother-In-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Allen Weaver of that city.
has been home for the mid-year
vacation this week.··
Mrs. Valentine L. Fine of North
Swarthmore avenue entertained
at a tea on Wednesday afternoon
In honor of· a number of new
neighbors.
The Rev. Frederick Muller at

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SPRINGFIELD WATER?
Thare's no Qreater household
convenience than your ever.
ready supply of Sprlngfleld
Waterl And the average
family enioys this convenience
for approximately a dime a
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gain. It would be a bargain,.
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Joseph Seal, Pioneer
Businessman, Dies
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before the town was a borough,
when the . railroad' sbitlon was
called west Dale' and 1bere were
only two streets, Old Cedar lane
(now Chester road)' and Lazaretta
road (now Swarthmore avenue).
He was probably the last llvlng
witness of the fire which· deCollege's
stroyed Swarthmore
Parish Hall In 1881.
.
He attended the Oak Dale
School and later the, Media
Friends School. On his first job
F. a lad, driving a 1fiilk wagon
for the Clover Crest Dairy which
operated on the site of today's
Swarthmore HIlls homes,' Joe
watched men planting the maples

Febl'lllli'y .. 1955

LWV Joint Meeting
Discusses World TradeU. of P. Professor and
Executive to Address
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Common Stock
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100.000 of theoe _ _ ore being ooId b7 the CoIIJIWI7, ODd the
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If your carpet is fairly new, we shall most likeiy recom.
. mend a. powder cleaning; otherwise, a "Ouik.Dri" sham.
poo, which has been a specialty of ours since 1931.

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for cleanIng, and there. is no obligation.
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you have your heat on.

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Hear Dr. Marks

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Hospital Psychologist To
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DISCUSS Problems of ,
3-Year Ords

'Hfghl!ghting a bus,y calendar for
the Swarthmore League of Women
Voters will be a joint meeting
of tile Media and Swarthmore
Leagues on World Trade to be
held Thursday evening at 8: 15
p.m.,' February 10, at the Provldence Avenue FrIends Meeting
House. Speakers for the evening
will be Dr. Karl Scholz, Wharton
School, University of Pennsylvania, and Richard r;. Davies,
president of Pennsylvania Salt
InternaUonal Company.
Mr. Davies, who is a director of
along Chester road, Maple and
Elm avenues. He became appren· the World Affairs Council, will
ticed to Casey Brothers, Media discus$ world trade from a bustinsmiths and plumbers..Then In Inessman's point of' view, while
1894 he took charge of .repair Dr. Scholz will give the history
service for Louis C. Walton who and background of thts country's'
operated a bicycle sales-service. trade policies and analize pending
shop at 101 South Princeton ave- legislation before Congress. Mr.
nue. Three years later Mr. Seal Davies is a past chaIrman of the
purchased ~e business.
Foreign Policy Association, a
For 15 years prior to the; ad- member of the Philadelphia Comvent of the town's first fire truck mission for a National Trade Pol~ .
Mr. Seal was the local fire com- icy, and a member of the National
pany. beJng paid $50 a year by Associatlon,of Manufacturers InCouncil to dry, care for and store ternational Relations Commission.
fire fighting equipment which The meeting Is open to all memwent to fires on ~ horse-drawn bers of the community.
chemical engine. He also was
In addition to the joint meetelected tax collec~or In 1905 and lng, two study groups will be
served for 15 years. ·Simultan- held. Monday morning, February
eously he ran· a news agency 7, at 9: 30 a.m. two reports wlIl
which he sold in 1917, after 20 be presented at it meeting to be
years, to George Bretz who. op- held at the home of Mrs, Seymour
era ted it at Dartniouth and Park Hemenway, 610 Slrath Haven
avenues until' 1930. One of the avenue; Mrs. Maurice Webster
many news b"ys Mr. Seal em- will tell of the League's work In
ployed during this time was Drew the field of world trade and Mrs.
Holpen Furber, a former memb~r
Pearson.
.
~e was a charter member, and of the state board, will analyze
the only honorary member, of and discuss the Randall Commisthe former Cosmos Club, an early sion's report.
The second study group will
organization of S war t h m 0 r e be held Monday morning" Februyouths who got together In Bor~ ary 14, at 9: 30 a.m. at the home
ough Hall and forswore .liquor 'of Mrs. Wallace McCrory,. 563
and gambling. The group dls- Westminster avenue' Mrs H J
banded in 1925.
Wllhoyte will anu;.ze a~d ius~
Su.rvIving besides his wife, the cuss' two bills currently before
former ~na. Edith Bennett of Congress, and Mrs. Hemenway
PhiladelphIa, wh!'m he married will report on current popular
In .1906 and who' lias served as opinion on world trade.' -,~ .•." ,
assistant Borougp health officer
All county leagues are currently
for the past 22 years. are two engaged In condUcting a trade
sisters: Mrs. Ezra T. Cresson, Jr.; survey
throughout
Delaware
of Amherst and Dartmouth ave-' County.
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nues, and Mrs. J. Donald Lodge of
North Plains, N.J.
,
Crum Creek Brldqe
Cremation at West Laurel Hill
At the Crum Creek Bridge Club
fqllowed funeral servlees conduct.. held on February 1; at the home
ed' by the Rev. H. Lawrence of Mrs. George E. Silloway on
Whlttem.ore, rector of Trfuity North Chester road, Mrs. Samuel
Church, Swarthmore, at U a.m. Hanna and Mrs. T. Saulnier had
Monday at the Patterson Funeral the highest SCore. Mrs. Silloway .
Home, Media.
and Miss Helen Wilson tied with
Mrs. W. H. Randall and Mrs. W.
. ANNUAL SPCA MEETING
R. Shoemaker for second' place
Mrs. Samuel Scarboro, record- honors. 'The Howell system was
Ing secretary, announces the an- used.
nual meeting of the Delaware
The neXt meeting of the club
County SPCA which will convene will be !In February 15, and will
at the Borough Hall In Media On be the start of the Spring Tilurna- .
February 14 at 2 p.m. sharp.
.ment.

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12 Woman's Club to
Se. Business Skit
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Fri•• dl, 0,.. Ho. . .
. Barbara Kent, who recently returneq, from a, trip abroad, described her travels and shOWed
colored slides at a meeu,"lg of
the Friendly Open House Monday
afternoon, January 31. Mrs. Paul
Banks and Mrs. Margaret Kent
led Ia group singing.
Girl Scout Troop No. 429 under
the leadership of Mrs. Newton
Ryerson and Mrs. McCauley,
made apd served the retreshmllnts.
The next meeting will be held
on February 14 when Or. Asa
Don Dickinson, a group member,
will tell of his experiences

Liz Forsythe, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs" Francis H. Forstythe of
rrhayer road returned home on
Wednesday from I>enison University for the' mtd-year vacation.
Accompanied by her roommate at
Denison, Liz will leave on FrIday for a week end at Amherst
College in AIni1-erst, Mass.

the Scouts parUc1pate ID collectby the
Mrs. Foley Will Dired
handicapped people In Goodwill
School's Advanced
Industries. C~ caroling' tor
shut-las and a variety of ChristTypists Tues.
Dr. R.ose W. Marks" psycholo- mas :activitles' Include both Boy
gist for Chester Hospital, will be Scout and Cub Scout adoptions of
On Tuesday, February 8, at 2
I saw it in The Swarthmorean.
?,oderator for a panel disCussion, familles for special Christmas a$- p.m. Mrs. Johan.Natvig, chalrman
'Problems of the Three Year Old ststance.
This year was, one of the Educlltlon Department, will
.and Under," at the February marked with a special· dart have charge of the program of
$500 MONTHLY
meeting of the Swarthmore Moth- towards conservation, carried out the Woman's Club of Swarthmore.
er's Club to be held Thursday by troops and by participation by Preceding the program the month_
Sfortfnl salal'J' for 2 fttcutt.,...type
.evening, rFebruary 10, 8 p.m., at the Explorer Post In' tree plant- ly stated meeting will beheld.
KlIIImtft to rtlprean\ larg_ Eastern
McCshan H a II, Presbyterian Ing at Camp Delmont.
flnandal corporoffon. No travel. Sales
Under the direction of Mrs.
Church.
_""en" and abllitr desired, ...tabSome' 240 boys are acUve Ia the Herbert Foley .a groUp of eight
Ulllec:I ,.lld_t. 25-4D years old, marMembers at the club who will Swarthmore Scouts, organized intv members of the advanced typing
. All Killds of Homemade
1"-'. capable 0; cw.umfn9 responslbll.
participate are Mrs. Norman Cub Pack No. I, sponsored by class of the commercial deparl1ft NquedfllV IntervIew pl.aH
CAKES AND PIES
Weeks, Mrs. John Francis, Mrs. Trinity Church, Cubmaster, WIl- ment of the Swarthmore High
Includ. btlef .-nonaJ history. all
Miss EII.or A. Iy. .
Jack Fitch, Mrs. Wt1llam Loftus, lIam Prentice, Committee Chalr-. School will present 'a humorous
,.pll., CODfIdenlal. Our salesm... · have
boon Infonnocl of till, ad. lox A. L.
201 eo....11 Av....
and Mrs. Peter Coste, alternate. man, Newt Ryerson; Cub Pack skit relating to their work. Those
Swarttllnorean.
Dr. Marks, the panel expert, No: 101, 'sponsored by the Pres- taking part In the one-act play
Call'SWarfllmo... 6-4124
has been the psychologist for the bytertan Church, Cubmaster, Dave
which are:
Is entitled
Chester Hospital since 1946. Be- Ullman, Committee Chairman, Hand,"
Jeanne "The
Boyer.Golden
Patsy Ii.
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fore that she was connected with John Seybold; Scout Troop No. I, McGonigle, Peggy' Hoch, Janet
the Chester P.ublic School Sys- sponsored by the Presbyterian Eisenger, Sue Swartz, Mary Ellen
tem, teaching special classes. Dr. Church, Scoutmaster, Pete Mur- Warnes, Marianne Thompson, and
Theme for Feltruary, 1955: MAKE .PEACE POSSIBLE
Mar~ did her graduate work at ray, Committee Chairman, John PatU O'NetIl.
. An experienced speaker will lead each foram &0 consider con.
the University of Pennsylvania Lord; Scout Troop No.' 3, sponstructive aItemaUves to the present policy of milUary contala.
Hostesses for the day will be
teceivlng' there her M.A. and sared by ,the Methodist Church, Mrs. John T. Pinkston, J r;, Mrs.
men&. The series Is SlMlDSOred by the Peaee Committee of
SWa.rilunore Monthly Meeting'.
Ph.D. She is past president of Scoutmaster Dick Barbor, Com- W. Alfred Smith, Mrs. A. M.
the P.T.A., a member of the mittee ChaIrman, Bill Singleton; Bosshardt, and Mrs. Wayne Goft.
FeIi..ary 6: R•••hl.kl.' ...
T••tllnoay ••• : •• GIO..,. Hardl.
mayor's social hygiene counsel, ~ Sea Explorer· Post sponsored hy Presiding at the tea table wilI be
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20: Us. of AIo ..lc ,Pow.r for '.a ••••••.• Richard Sutt. .
member o~ the Eastern Psycholog- the Swarthmore Lions Club, Ad- Mrs. Thomas H. Ingram and Mrs.
27, Dlsarma",e.t a.d World D.veloplll••t •• Gladys Walser
i~al.Associatlon, and the Pennsyl- viser, George Myers, Assistant Walter S. Divekey.
We Invite you fa come alld falre part.
vania Psychological Association: Adviser. Walt Weidener, ComThe meeting is' an open one;
First Day (S •• day) et 9:45 a.m.. I. th. Mlltla, Ho ....
Or.· Marks' husband Is also a rnIttee Chairman, Bart Calvert.
and a cordial invitation is exSwarflllllore Coli",. Ca .. p.s
psychologist. They have two teenTroop No.3 had ,.. particularly tended to all members of the
age daughters and reside In successful year with a strong in- community.
·Chester.
crease in membership and a fine,
Mrs. Vernon Urbani is in charge active leadership. The Sea Ex2nd Grade Mothers
of the program. Pouring at the plorer Post feels fortunate In
The 2nd Grade' Mothers of the
meeting will be Mrs. Peter Coste, completing a successful first year
'College
Avenue School will hold
and Mrs. John Kleinz.
and now has a surplus Navy LCP
Plans are being made fqr In- ship which it is readying for a diSCUSSion group with Or. Phylformal card parties to be held In summer service.
lis Blanchard, chlet psychologist
the 'homes of members on Mon~ . 1955 promises to be a parUc- of the Philadelphia Child GuiIjay, Febll!ary. 14, at 8 p.m. Mrs.ularly good year for scouting. In ·dance Clinic, on Tuesday, FebCharles Durkin, chairman of the addlti,!n to carrying out projects ruary 8, at 9:45 a.m. at the home
.If all our new merchandise were placed end
Parties, asks' any member who and training programs in packs, of Mrs. Valentine Fine of Swarth~
to end, we would have an equal problem.
wishes to attend. lind has not been troops and ships, there will be a more avenue.
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contacted to calI:: her.
pilgrimage and encampment at
The topic of the discussion will
Valley Forge. Also,
troops In be "Understanding Your ChilSome New Items Are:
, the Brandywine District compete dren's Behavior."
35 MM EklochrOllle' FII..
for an advancement award which
This is the first of a parent
Ma.y New "",IIGI" Soldiers
35 MM, 120 BId 620 TRIX FlI ..
was won .for a second time reo discUssion, groUP sertes sponsored
Seqa'.s a~d Spa_gl ••
T•• New Craze ·~.all"
cenlly ,by an outstanding showing by the 2nd Grade Mothers of the
Arch.ry S.b aid Arrows
er aid YolI.y lalls
by Swarthmore Troop 2. Also, College A venue School. The. pr';la"'all. a.d lab
H., S. Barr, Devon, was an out- the Boy Scoot Fair at Devon will gram chairman Is Mrs. Frederick
J.~.lry Saw., Ilade.. PlI.rs .
DI••y Toy.
standing "P"Bker -at' the' Swarth~ be heldd~ the fall of 1956'with Dudley.
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Swarthmore Friends Forum

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If all the station wagons in Swarthmore

were placed' end to end, wouldn't Tommy
Bateman have a problem?

all

Barr Speaks on
Foreign· Relations

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9arlo.-f·, t' s .

ing . points
Tuesday
evening.
stressed'
six
that
aftect He
foreign
reMrs. Harlan R. Jessup Qf Hav- afiC. -,
lations which. in turn, can aftect erford avenue, her daughters,
. our toteigri policy: foreign polley ~athleen and Martha, and her
which Is determined by the State sister, Mrs. H. Laurence Fahrney
of Freder 'ck Md I It
ter
how
they.
'often
affect
foreign
to
attend
the
D,artmouth
Winter
Deplirtment, foreign relations and
I , . , e yes day .
policy, foreign elIchange, travelers carnival at Hanover, N.H. They
.
al;lroad, movies shown in. foreign will also visit in Burlington, Vt.
countries, and publications transMrs. Richard Wray of HIllborn
lated .In other languages. His in- avenue enterta!Jled at ~ birthday
formative talk was interSpersed dinner' Monday e;venJng, honoring
with Interesting personal e"xperi- her mother, ¥rs. Willlam J. Johnenees reIiitive to these points.
son•
Mrs. Walter Hannum 'and Mrs.
Mr. J. Kenneth Doherty of Elm
James E. Steele spoke enthusi8sti_ a'llenue returned home on Friday
cally 9n their vtsft to the Training from,~ trip of two months to
Center tor Retarded Children in Indl.~..'. On ~he way over, Mr.
Yeadon. The Tralnln,g Center ...." DCIl!eT~y .~pped f be ft
-..... Rome arid, two. days in Athens.
ne t from the prOCeeds of the The sc:Ii.ool for, coaches which' Mr.'
Annual Fashion Show and C~rd
Party to be given by the club Doherty attendq'd was held at a
Tuesday evening, February 15 at Maharajah's estate la, Patlala,
the Woman's Clubhouse.
which, is near New Delhi, India.
Mrs. Karl Fox presented a re- After attending the school for
port on the recent Delaware Coun- three weeks. he traveled to varty Junior Presidents' Council ious colleges and uitiversities, 10meatiQg.. The' Swarthmore club is i!lg Into the In~or, of India.
one of the four hostess clubs for
Mrs. E'!ward H. ;Pyle II is conthe annual county meeting and valesclng at her home on South
Fine Arts Festival at LInwOOd on' Chester road following an operMonday evening, April 4. The aUon at Fibger8Id-Mercy Hos-'
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pital.
ma in speaker for the 'meeting will
Mr
• and Mrs. J. Jacks!,n K1dd,
be the national .President of J
f
altlm
Stamps for Veterans. Husbands r., a B . ore, Md., will be
\
the week..end g1iests at Mr. and
will' be Special guests. The Na- "-". .
....n •• ·C ' .I' G a Ibreath• Jr., of Bentio nal
convention of The Gen- jamin West avenue.
.
eral ;Federation of Woman's Club
Mrs. Ford F. Robinson of
will be held in Philadelphia In Guernsey road entertained her
May and the local junior club duplicate bridge club at a lunchWill assist with preparations for eon and attenioon· of bridge on
~e Junior Banquet on' MaY 27.
We.mesdsy. '
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Mrs. Fox requested that used Mrs. Harry W; Lang of D1ck1aChristmas cards ~ given to her son avenue is entertaining her
for a children's hospital before bridge club at luncheon and
March. The afghan the members bridge todaY.
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have betm making must be .cOmSusan Hansell, daughter of lIfr.
pleied SOOn and sent all ·to Korea. and Mrs. George A: Bansell Jr.
FOl"elgn and· unUsual domestic of North Swai1hmore avenue ' was
Siamps are also bebig collected home over the' week end from
for VeterllDlJ Ia hospJtal&
. I>ickinsori College, CarIistle,' Fa.
Jane Currie will be hostess ,for ~uaan, who is a treshman at I>iekthe r:,::,~'" ~t her home, .Inaon was aeeompanied by her
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YOUR BIGGEST BARGAIN
Years ago; practically all that a prescription could do
was to alleviate the patient's pain ~nd make him, a liHle more
comfortable -

while
nature did a' slow job of curin.g 'the ail.
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mellt•. But today's prescription, containing wonder drugs completely unknown'
years ago, cures the ailment in hours , not
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weeks • • • keeps the patient out of the hospital .or ge~s him
out after only a few days . • ~ and puts him back on his feet
in a huriy. That's why we s~y:

TODAY'S PRESCRIPTION IS THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN HISTORY!

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THE SWAR'lBMOREAN
Febl'Olll')'4, 1955'

DIE SWARTBMOIlEAN

Sleet Meta' Wet'"

Mr. and ~. Paul R. Hertel
Mr. and Mrs. LaRue Heudr'.xot
Rutledge have as their guests
son at North Chester road have
been vacationing tor three weeki for a w~ their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr~ and Mrs. Alan
In Jamiaca.
HinJde and Infant daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. HInkle have
Karen.
Sw•• I·~.". '"1441 .
been living at Fort Sill Lawton,
WILLIAM BRPOKS
Okla" where Mr. HInkle was slaAshell & Rubbish Removed tioned, They will soon leave for
Lawns Mowed. Ge.eral
Penn Slate College where he will
resume his studies,
Mrs. Irvin R. Ma~wee of Mt.
Holyoke place, recently elected
Jewelry Repojre~. _ Phone: SW 6-4216
president at the Republican WoEMIL SPIES
men ot Pennsylvania, will be the
Watc~••k...
guest of honor at the monthly
Fonnlffy 01 F. C. loci• • _

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George Myers
Box 48 SWwl".iOre 6-0740

VAN
ALEN
BROS.
200 w. Rldl.y

Fine Wattb and

Av••
Rlelley Part!

sW 6-4742
WAS-2440
AIt"orrzed Drstrlbutors
for

ARANTle FUEL OIL
lind
IRON FIREMAN
OIL BURNERS

128 Yole AYe.

luncheon-meeting of the ,Juntor
Group of the Republican Women
ot Pennsylvania Y,hich w\ll be
held on Tuesday, February 8, at
12 o'clock at Hannah Penn 1J0use.
Mrs. Ross Freer of' Park' and
Michigan avenues will' act· as c0chairman of the occasion,
Mrs. Sewell W. liodge of Ogden
avenue entertained her bridge
club at luncheon and bridge on
Monday afternoon.

and heating equipment
Service aval/a"'e to our
customers on all makes of
oj, burners
Level payment plan on 011'
bills. Automatic deliveries
of oil during the heating
season

same day for turn1shlng and dellver-

ing Divorce Polders and Expsnslon

Envelopes of tho County of n-laware,

f~.::,s: :'dtb':;~O:'O~~~~~a~i!:cej,y
a Certified Check

In

the iUDQunt of

850.00, drawn to the order of tho
COunty or Dela.waI'e.

Forms of Proposal may bo obtained
at tbe OfIIce of the Chief Clerk to
the COunty COmmtssloners. at the
Guaranteed, Standard Coal
Court House, Media, Pa.
Tbe County CnmmlMloners ..-rYe
IIIUIIIIIIIIIIInUnDRlUllnlDllllnllllllllllllnmmllllllRlllnlllllnlllllnuulIlDllllllllllnllnlDjdlll~ the rlgb~8'~J;r ~t. !!~ bid..

A Complete Insurance anll Real Estate Agency
Air and Ship Travel

SWEENEY & CLYDE
29 EAST 5TH ST., CHESTER

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SPENCER

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Knock-Free Powell

tor RENT
gentleman.
Adjoining
semiLarge,
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room
FOR
private
bath.- swarthmofi
FOR RENT '-. Cottage. ose Valley. Short term lease. FurnIsh-

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utilities
for
couple
with included.
one child.Suitable
Posesslon AprtJ 1 or 15, for three
months only. Call MEdia 6-3201
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or MEdia 6-0808. ,
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
one bedroom apartment. To .olie
or two adults. Phone SWarthmore 6,8473.
FOR RENT - Attractive three
room and bath apartment. Private entrance, One person. Available March. Call SWarthmore 6~a

9. Call

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in return for

Til. FfOors . - . Plostlc Til.
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Alterations

1401 Ridley Aven. .
CH ••ter 2-4719

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NEW Enriched Spread

36 Apartments

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FOUND - Red wool child's glove
with white arid gold trim. Call \'~--18~~
The Swarthmorean olliceto Identily.
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DAY and NIGHT
FOUND - Silver Timex watch
on Lafayette avenue. Contact
The Swarthmorean office to idenOIL ~URNER
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LARGE EXTRA- FANCY
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Located in the Heart of Swarthmore

335 Dartmouth. Avenu.

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Swarthmore and Vicinity

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(12:13): "By one
Spirit are we all baptized ~to
one body, whether we be Jewa or
:Gentlles, whether we be bond or
free,"
A c:ordlai invitation is extended
to all to attend the services at 11
a.m., First Church of Christ, Sclentlst, f'ark avenue, Swarthmore.

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Many AHractive HOllies Available

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On Sunday, February 6, George
Hardin, secretary of the Peace
Committee of the Philadelphia
Yearly Meetings, will addre&ll the
Forum on "Re-thlnklng the Peace
Testimony."
The VJllted Fellowship Students will mi!et on Sunday, February 8, at 7 p.m. in the Social Room
under the MeetIng House.

game Was a close one until the
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Reed
latter part of the last period when ,FItIENDSMUTINGJlOTES
of North Chester road are In West
the locai 'ladS caught Ilre and
Chester
thI.s wf1el< end, visiting Dr.
began to play smart ball, wilJ_
The theme of the Swarthmore
and
Mrs.
Erald Welsh.
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
NOTES
nlDg the game going away. in Friends Forum for the month of
the laSt three minutes Swarth- February will be "Make Peace . Man's universal right to spir- ,Art .Tones a junior at Wesleyan
......- wth and progress will be College, Middletown, Conn" will
more .in,creased its lead train two PossIhle." An experienced speaker ltual ...
points to 14,
will lead each forum to consider hrol,lght out In the Lesson-6ermon arrive Tuesday at his home, 407
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consfnlcUve alternatives to the entitled "Spirit'; at Christian Sci- Swarthmore av.enue; with a traterConshohocken jum~d to an
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present
polley of military contain_ ence services
ni y r
.er to spend Ihlt' midearly 15-3 lead Tues'day Dl'ght,
. Sunday.
The Golden Text Is jrom I semestel"vacation.
.
. ment.·Tb\s series is sponsored by
making
the
game
an
uphill
battle
tor the LltUeGarnet.' At the I .. _ 7'" ", .,,' .," , . " • ' " " " ,
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end of the first halt, Swartlnnore ;
led by four points but was outplayed the second halt by the
aggressive Conshohocken team.
:With 45 seconcis to play, Swarthmore tied the score 44 to 44 on a ,
foul shot, sending the ,game into
overtime. Through a tremendous i
team effort, our boys outscOred
Conshohocken nine to two In the
three minute extra-perIod, demonstratlng their suj>erlo"'b:.
,Cai Coleman, Pete ~oon, Charlie Hummer, Randy Malin, Char- ,
lie Wentz, Barry Gwinn, Terry .
403 DARl'MOUTH AVENUI
Dellmuth, Gordon" Smith, and,
Roger Zensen were the outstand- '
ing players in the last two games.
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Tonight Swarthmore travels to !
Weekend of February 3" 1955
Ridley Park in a gal1!e that should ,
prove to he an ·intense battle for ;
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second place standing. At present '
both the Little Garnet and th,e .
SWIFT"S PREMIUM
Parkers are tied for second with :
five and two ·logs•

. A need for additional foster
homes to care for young habies
was announced January 26 at the Lecture at' Coliege
monthiy meeting of The Delaware
County Children's ·Aid Society, by
The Cooper Foundation and the
Nancy Buckles, executive dlrec- LI(tJe Theater Club, of- Swarth- I
tor.
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more College will present Pro- ,
In making her monthly activity fessor Sanborn C. Brown, of 'the r
report, Miss ,Buckles reported .. 45 Massachusetts Institute of Techchlldren In care. During the nology in a lecture on Count
month, five were discharged·' to Rumford, Early Amerif'an Genius r
parents or relatives and' three and Eccentric. This address will
were legall31 adopted through the be given on Sunday, February 6, ,
!,doptl'1n department of the Phila_ at 8:15 ·p.m. in t)1e Meeting House
delphia Children's Aid.
on the Swarthinore campus.
I
Mrs. Karl B. Hoepfner, Presl~
Professor BroMt is 1m authority ,
. dent, p~ded 11t the meeting:on .' ..the We and' times ot:! CC1:ODt-' ...
which wa.s heJdat headquarters, Rumford and his lectUre promlaes '
13 South avenue, Media. ':MrS. to be extremely interesting for-all, :
Morton Klein, Springfield, and those who take the time to attend.
Mrs. Harry W. Coslett, Media, All members of tht; Swarthmore
,R,D., were welcomed as new community are invited to share
board members.
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this opportunity with the College. ,

WlONDAY TBiltJ SATtlUJA.T
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the Peace Committee of Swarth- Corinthians

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Cleaves Room. Thl8 'sroup supplies' muc hneeded c1ot1line for
the EpJscopal Hospital and varlOu. missions; and any women interested In this important work
are Invited to sew with the group.
On FrIday there will be a servIce of Evening Prayer at 5:30 p.m.

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asaistantScJU~r
treasurer, secretary.
and Mrs. C.
Dudiey
Prior to the election Dr. Spiller
brieted . new members and the
remainder I of the board with a
study of the by-laws.
The report of Dr. J. Alfred Caihoun chairman of library practices upon the schedule of library
hours for 1955 was adopted. The
Llbrary·will be closed on customary holidays Memorial Day,. July
Fourth, Labor Day, Thanksgiving
Day, and Christmas.
In addition, theLibrary..will not
open on GOOd Friday until 3 p.m.
and will close on Saturday, Sep-,
tember 3, prior to Labor 'Day,
It ~ill also .close .at noon on
Christmas Eve. The s\llDlller
schedule a! hour~ will be In force
tram July 1 until September 6.
The next sclieduled meeting of
the board will be on April 25.

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phlYed ,TUesday night on Consho-

Dr. Robert .B. Spiller was reel~ p~dent of theSwar:thmore PublIc Library Board at the
first 1955 quarterlY meeting of
the Board Monday night. . The
meetIng was deterred from the
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AlIce Barber was elected vice,
president, RObert S.·Brodhead
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treasurer with Maxey Morrison

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New PremiunI·BaoIiJt· .,

-Organization

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CLASSIFIED ADS
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Section Three after wins over

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dthale avtenduaey, and returned home
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Swarthnlot'e High School now
stan,da five and two. In Suburban

Elects M' Barbe V·
hapless ~t Park 54-40 ~
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. ~s ,
r ICe- ,Friday night, and ,?ver ConshoPr:~sldenJ In Itehocken 53...a in an overtime game

Springfield, Morton and Rutledge :F.;55555iE55555~
fire comp' anies in case, the blaze
raged out of control and spread to
other apartments or stores in the
Charles E. Fischer
two-block V-shaped continuous
buiiding. However, .the local combl . t h dl th tI
pany was a e 0 an e
e re
and had it out by 1:30 a,m. withBUILDER
out the other companies ha~g
to run any hose. Damage was estomated at about $2 000•.
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Mr. Longwell, his wife Betty,
Swartlimore 6-2253
and their daughter Jody were
th
provided accommodations tor e
remainder of the night by the \I~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rev. joseph P. Bishop at West- 11

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BASKETBALL NEWS

Renames Spiller

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$Wo.IIo".,. 1-7197

FOR SALE
Travelwiring,
wear nylon car bags. One
new and old, resldental and
4-6312
Phones: 4-6311
4-6313'
4-6314
!!i! Tuxedo suit, size 42. SWarthmore commercial, done In compliance
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. . Ii 6-1792
with Fire Underwriters SpeclficaSamael D. Clyde
Samuel Do. Cly., Jr. § FOR
Double antique tions. Sale and servtce on electrtc
J. Ewarcl Clyde
GeDI't). P10wmDn Ii
walnut bed. Complete. In' pei"- Wate,: Heaters, Ranges, and small
fect condition.' Call SWarthmore 1l1eclrical appliances. Call:. Erich
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£"4728.
. H. Hausen, SWarthmore 6-2850,
FoR SALE _ Plymouth. Ui51 Corner of Park and MichillBD
Cranbrook, two door, club avenues.
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sedan. In excellent condition. l!'or PERSONAL -'-r Tl!levildOll, .radlo
sale by Swarthmore College facand appliance repairs-prompt
uIty member. CaU W. D.. Wether- servtce. TV sets repaired in the
ford, SWarthmore 6-'1612.
hClll)e.. lto;!\lert Brooks, SWarthFOR SALE _ GlrI~s CCM, figure more 6-3889.
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skates. Size one. $5. Hethering- PERSON~lip covers, cl\Stom
ton, 525 Rutgers avenue. SWarthmade from your own material.
more 6-3967.
Call SWarthmore 6-5154.
FOR SALE - Boy's shoe skates. PERSONAL - Radio and teleSize 5. Sota bed; $20. Glider,
vision senilce. Call anytime,
$15. Ice box, $12. Mimeograph,
Daniels, SWarthmore 6$29. Call SWartlnnore 6-2400. .
FOR, SALE Brick colonial,
three bellroom home. Near
grade school and stores, Call
KIngswood 4-0169.
FOR' SALE Bucket bench
(Dutch),_Al\tique silver chest,
'teens
Marble Top Dresser. Allison's
i'Ha~' cheerAntiques, at the Forge, Rose Tree. 1 '.!!:2'£:~~
?6.
SWarihmore 6-3050.
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FOR
SALE Very'
- Large
1951 'V;trn:~~~~~~~PeJienLCiiii
Cadillac.
goodmodel
condition.
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Family driven. 28,000 miles. Call
train for opWork evenings
MEdia 6-187(1 or MEdia 6-0153.
FOR SALE - 1947 OldsmobIle.
Miss Linton,
Four door. Automatic drive.
Good condition. Radio, heater,
go.od slipcovers. Good tires plus
typist.
two snow tires. Swarthmore own- Interesting work.
ers. $300. SWarthmore 6-4591.
Miss Linton,
FOR RENT

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After 2 '.M.
lutIad't*. fa.
Apartment Irazes
In Business DiStrictl:============,
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A fire which could have' threatEDWARD
G.
CHIPMAN
ened a major portion of the Borough's business section, burned
AND SON
out a rear bedroom on iIle third
GlllfRAl COIIT.AaOR
floor at 12 Park avenue shortly

-ESTATE NOTICE
Clock Repairs'
Swarthmore, Pa.
BBtate of Hannah G. Oettz. late of
the BoroUgh of Swarthmore, Deeen .....
LIfi lKI£B nt>tameDWy on the
above BBtate having been ~dted~
the
underol/lll,eCl. a1l pel'8Oii8
0
1 t Frid
t ay. The
,PETER 01 NICOLA
make· peyment; and those having tire in the two-story apartment of
claims
t Driveway eonstructlon
delay, to
,
Prank L. Gettz, Executor
Cleaners,
was
said to have been
Asphalt or. eoncrete
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caused when a cigarette inadCellar Walls R.-P1astered
Or to John B. Qensemer, Attorney
vertantly fell trom an ashtray.
1004 Girard = t Bldg,
The Swarthmore FIre Company
Swarthmore 6-ltll!61
PhUadelphla, ~.
31;.1-28 was called at 12:30 and called In
COUNTY OP DELAWARE
Bealed
Proposals will bo received
at the omce of the Chief Clerk. to
the County Oomm"'l~ners, COurt
House,
Media,
Fa.. up to 1:00 PM. on
TUesday.
February 8, 1966, to be
opened In the presence of the County
commission.... at 2:00 PM. on the

Ubr., ,Board

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Mint Superintendent
Addresses Club
Musical

Prog~am by local

Pianists' ,Precedes
Speech
.
Mrs. William H. Blester! J~.,
superintendent of the u.s. nunt IR
Philadelphia, spoke on "Making
Money-a Fascinating Business!"
at the Woman's Club of Swarth-.
more Tuesday afternoon.
Rae B1ester, who is the lirst
woman to be in charge of the
mint, gave an interesting account
of the steps leading to her appointment by Mr. Eisenhower in
1953. Active for many years In
civic and government work and
a delegate to the R~ubllcan Convention_ in 1952, she was suggested for a federal appointment.
When she was asked In wbat positlon she would be interested, sl].e
answered Ul'd like to be superintendent' of the mint. Her reply
to the remark, UNo woman has
ever had it," was "That's why I
t ·t"
wan
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Recommendations
endorsement.
investigation by the F.B.I. and
th Department of Internal Reveneue followed before she was
11 t'lied that she had actually

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Chairmen Named
For Red Cross Drive
lCuntinued from Pap 1)
F. Menno, assistant manager of
the Southeastern· I'ennsylvania
Chapter, and James Williams,
field director of the Red Cross
with the Armed Forces in this
Mrs. H. 1.. M~une, cochairman of Blood Scrvice, announced Thursday, May 12, as the
Borough Blood Donor Day. Six
requests for blood were supplied
through. the Local Branch since
October.
Mrs. Shute reported 2,215%
hours of volunteer service contrlbuted in the three month period
by local women working with the
Red Cross. Reports were made ~y
Mrs. W. Herman Bloom, cha~man of Junior R'!d Cross, Vlrglnia Rath, chairman of FIrst Aid
and Water Safety, Mrs. George
Plowman, chairman of Gray
Ladies, listing 930% hours service by 12 women and naming three
new Gray Ladies, ¥rs. Shute,
Mrs. Doris Musgrave and Mrs.
Pierce McNair. Mrs. N0rI?an
Hulme, chainnan of prodUction,
reported 316 hours of work. .
Mrs. Sargent Brewster, chaIC. I WeIfare Aid and.
man of SOCia
Home Service, stated that three
volunteers from the local branch
contributed 225 out of a total 500
·
0 cor
t be In the
se.."e d smce
. Ches-

area:

~ad ~~~a~~:d :~e~=:o~~In:' J~~:

'appointed. Then she
to
appear before the Senate Finance
Commi!tee and the u.S. Senate.
'Mrs,'Biester took over her ne:-v
duties July 1,. 1953.. She p~ld
tribute to the retinng s~perlntendent. who h~d ~erved for ov~r
19 years, for his court~sy 10
showing her around the JIlmt and
Introducing her to the employees.
She described the ~uildlng and
the elaborate ceremony of opening the vault, which has four
combinations. each operated by a
different man.
The speaker told of the different
buildings. in which 'the mint was
located bet!>;'e the erection of the
present building· on Sprir.g Garden' Street in 1899-1901. It was
Interesting to learn that it was
Thomas Jefferson' who suggested
the pres~nt currency system,' so
workable because it is on the
decimal scale.
Mrs. Biester spoke' of the pride
of those .."ho make our U.8:'
money their honesty and palnstaking' care. Every day at three
a balance' must be made by
weight and count, and no one may
leave until everything balances.
There Is a great tradition among
it One
. th
h
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t e emp OY":,,8 10 e m n .
~an, . who IS the fourth. generabon to operate a ce~m pr~s,
earnestly hopes that hIS son WIll
carry on.
. Afte'r pledging her best. efforts
in her work and extending a cordial invitation to visit the mint,
Mrs. Blester concluded with a
story related by Mr. Eisenhower.
A stranger from a foreign land
told the President that he did not
find the greatness of America in
its 'lields, valleys, rivers or harbors, nor evell In the Constitution or Congress, but in the
churches. ,rAmerica is great because it is good. If America
ceases to be good, it will cease
to be great."
Preceding the talk, a very en'joyable program of duo piano
selections was given by Mrs. William L. Scarborough and Mrs.
. George T. Sarglsson. Mrs. Scarborough, a member of the club,
formerly taught public school
music and served as organist in
Macon, Mo., and as substitute organist in Waynesboro, Va. Mrs.
Sargisson taught music for 13
years in New Rochelle, N.Y., and
is now minister of music at the
Ridiey Park Presbyterian Church.
These talented pianists played a
suite of Mozart, ''The Dancing
Doll" by Poldini, and ''London.derry AIr," an Irish ~olk tune.
The concert was followed by
Mrs. Jobo E. MIcbael's Very interesting and informative report
of the General Federation Convention held In Denver last May
which she attended as a delegate
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branch' olllces and at heaciQuarRED CROSS SEEKS
ters..
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CLERICAL AIDES
"The volunteers who perform
these Important duties provide
An urgent appeal, tor women to the backbone for the elIIcient, OPOO'
serve as volunteers In the blood "ration of the blood progrilm and
Faculty Recommends
m and other seivices, was IDBDylmportant services made
ersion
to
f~:':
this week by Mrs. David available through Red Cross tor
Conv
Bingham Staff Aide chairman the community and. tor members
Boards
for the 'swarthmore Red· Cross ot the armed forces and their,
A Swarthmore High School f a c - ·
families" said Mrs. Bingham
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ed b .....- b r a n c h . .
be bulty committee head
y ~.~A ~ne day tr~lnjng class will be
Further information can . 0
clpal WjllIam BUllh recommended held Monday, February 7, from talned by contacting Mrs. Bingto the joint Swarthmore !U1d R':; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at headquarters ham.
ledge School Board Wednes
of the southeastern Pl!IlDS¥lvanla
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evening that the present ele- Chapter, 253 N. Board street. .
Mr. Melvin K. .Whiteleather of
mentary school on College avenue
Maglll road is recuperating nicebe relocated elsewhere and the '""The women are neetded to
ly at his home following an opclassrooms therein be converted as typists, and to per orm gen
into a junior high school. This clerical work and filing at various eration.
would accommodate the seventh !!!JIlIIInm~llmnlllllllmuuDlnnnlm"lnllnnnIW=.dUJijllHlllllmHIDIDUllllIIIOIIIIIIIIIUJi"i
and elghth grades as a single unit 51
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and supply the eight additional §
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room which the committee esti- ;;;
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mates will be needed by 1959-60, ;;;
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to bring class sections from the
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presept high of 34 to 25 pe!, sec- ;;
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ma,dmum. for emclent teaching.
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In November and Decembr five
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calls for service for Swarthmore's
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active servicemen. were cared for,
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all being verification of or ex- ereases In enrollment especially in ;;;
academic subjects,and stated that ~
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Mrs. John Good, chairman of clue to limited space in the pres_ =
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was no room for more classrooms
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six parties attended by 41t junior
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i1grounds
seem,
to
exclude'
possl
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sections and general wards of
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Valley Forge and Naval Hospitals. itieS of bulJdlng an addition on
Full fashioned luxurious cashmere c:ardigan at the pric:e
A Hallowe'en party was taken on the building. Therefore the comOctober 29 to the Women's T. B. mlttee thinks ada}ition Ward at Valley Forge Hospital nected faclllty already existant in =
c:olors. Sizes 34 to 40.
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where 98 patients were served. On the present elementary building is §
Christmas Eve five junior host- the lOgical procedure and that the ::
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esses went to Valley Forge to separation of elementary B!ld !rl!p'>. ;
dance with patients in the N. P. school students thus' occasioned' g SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT _ SPEARE'S SECOND' FLOOR
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by Swarthmore residents to be ap- to the elementary as well.
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plied on the Christmas program
in the four area hospitals.
Mrs. David Bingham, chalrman
of Staff Aides; Mrs. Donald P.
AFTER
Jones, chalrman of Canteen; Mrs.
A. W. Bass, Jr., treasurer, also
gav~ rep;rts.. atin
Committee
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Mrs. RW'BHI '. DpIC!? lIs
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Mrs. . all' ncea
.ney K. Morse proposed the following slate for election in May:
for Treasurer, Mrs. A. W. Bass,
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Jr.; for' Secretary, Mrs. T. K.
Brown, Jr.; for Directors, Mrs.
Peter E. Told, Mrs. Hugh O.
Thayer, and, to lill an unexpired
term, Mrs: Avery Blake. . The
meeting was held at the home.
of the chairman, Mrs. J. A. Jones,
303 Elm avenue.
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June Hobbs. daughter of. Mr.
and Mrs. William S. Hobbs of
Park avenue returned recently to
Abilene Christian College in
Abilene, Tex., where she will
enter her junoir year.

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MUSIC BOXES

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III PRICE

HEALTH
.. Health .liould head
every list of prized po._
sessi~DS. To attain or
regain health, oonsult
your Doctor. Heed hi.
eKperi~Dced Counsel.
And be sure to bring
his prescriptioQs to lIS
(or Our .expel't com ..
polUldiDg. Thank youl

ONE DOLLAR
for all
COSTl)ME JEWELRY
$1095 to $4095 ValueS'

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Board Treasurer John F. Spencer.
Supervising Principal Frank R.
Morey,
Elementary
Principal
Thomas Boyle were also in attendance along with Mr. Bush and
ten teachers for formed tile reporting committee.
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It is estimated the present rapId
rate of growth in local· schools
will reach a leveling ott point in
1960 when the town should have
reached its resident .building
capactiy. The r~ort' showed in-

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HEART
DRIVE

P.50 PER YEAR

fashion-Bridge Ai~$:· Ordina~ion. ~olQorrow ··Carl· Wo Flainmer Di~ ~:k~~ f;;'~o~~kl:~~7n9 Robert Gilfi1lanHe~ds
School For Retarded . At Tnmty Church In Chester Hospital DO~~dsW~;;!n!~,a~:: OfC=~ 1955 Heart Fund Dnve
,

Tuesday Night Party I:arns
Jr. Woman's Club's'
.
Contribution

SwarthmOre.
'The Annual Fashion Show and
The service will be .conducted
Card P$rty' wI11 beprJ!I!I!Dted to by the Rt. Rev. WlJlla!D P. Robthe public by. the Junior Woman'. erts, D.D., retired
Bis· Club of Swarthmore on Tuesday hop of Shanghai, who·is acting for
· 'evening, February
the Wo- the Rt. Rev. Oliver J. Hart, Bishop
'e 01 Fenosy'1v
ania'
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man's. Clubhoose, P ark avenu.
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The Delaware
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Coun'J.
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Mr; Danforth is the...............
Center for Retarded Children 10-, director at the BartoI ' Researca
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~ated in.' Yeadon will benefit fro m Foundation. He
. . will continue
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the proceeds. . .
'that position. and will assist at
.
Twelve attractive modeis will the services
at the Swartlimore
unveil new styles of spring suits, Church. He Is being ordained to
coats' :hats and'
Cocktail the Perpetual Diaconate, which
and colorful suinmer cot- eriables men to serve in the mintons 'wlll also beteatured. Two .!stryof the Episcopal Church and
· Media shopa will furnish .the at- at the same time continue in
tire' Mrs. Dorothy Donalri·onwill their l1!gular emplc.yment.
act' as 'nmator; iind Mrs.' ·P. 'J.
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to furnish tia,;kground music.' '
. 'Among' the lLrt
models are
representatives of the Juuior and
Senior Woman's Club of Swarthmore. They are Mrs•. Peter MIller,
Swarthmore· high school stu-

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D. D. Dickinson ot ParI•. avenue, II1Ilde. the 100,000 landing Names Mrs. Dennett Vice
aboard the USS Monterey In the
Chm. in Campaign
Gulf of Mexico 011 the coast of .
February 20th
Pensacola, Florida at 10:23 a.m.
Wednesday,. February 2.
Robert G.
Jr., 410 Yale
This landing marks a mlleslone avenue, is chairman of
in Naval Aviation as it Is the I!rst more for the 1955 Heart Fund
time in hJstory tJiat any aircraft drive.,
carrier has completed 100,000
Mrs. Louis B. Dennett, 316
landings. A former student at La- West Princeton avenue, assists
fay' Atte College in Easton, Dick- Mr. Gi1fIllan as vice. chainnan.
inson's landing was his tourth.of
iDlstr!ct captains for the .three
six necessary to qualify. student hour door-Io-dopr drive on Heart
Naval ,.Aviators landing aboard a Sunday, Fe'bruary 20, include
M-rier.
Helen Anderson, 734 Yale avenue,
- Atter the landing Dickinson Mrs.
ThomasCharles
A. Bradshow,
Ogdell avenue,
W. Hartman,
was met and congratulated by 313 Park avenue, Mrs. G. P. Pi!Rear Admiral Dale Harris, USN, grim, 25 Dogwood lane, Augustus
Chief of the Naval AIr Basic S. Titus, 200 South Swarthmore
Training Command at Pensacola, ayenue, and George H. Weiss, 543
and Captain H. T. Utter, USN,. Westminster avenue.
Commanding OIDcer (If the USS
It is anticipated
the house_
Monterey.
to-house canvass will be COlDmenced at 2 p.m. and completed
by 5 p.m. of
afternoon of
Heart Sunday,. wlth each volunteer being asSIgned between 15
and 25 homes in thetr own
n,elghborhood..

William E. 'Danforth, Hillborn
avenue, is·to be ordain'ed a Dea- Chester Road Man Was
con 'in the
EpiScopal
Church12,
in at
a
B oroug hR"d
service
Saturday,
February,
eSI en t
10 a. m. in 'Trinity Church;·
12 Years

G~llan,

Carl W. Flammer, Jr., 840 South
Chester road, died in Chester Hospltal Friday mornlnir, February 4,
tollowlng a stroke. He had been
in poor health since September.
Born in 1906 In Reading, Pa.,
Mr. Fl'amml'l' was. a graduate of
the Wharton
'Sch00I a t the . Un,' verslty of'P enosyIv........
-_.- 'He~,
was
employed b y the C rowe.
11 Pub lIshing Comp!U1y in New York
prior to his assoclation with the
Sun Ship Bnilding and Dry Dock
C.ompany
d::
VISOr of
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of
borough since.
1943 Mr Flammer was an activ,;
menilier
Holy TrinIty Lutheran
Church on Providence road.
He is survived by his wife, and
sOn Carl, 3rli, age 6, of the Chester
road address, and his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Flammer, Sr., of Readlng.
The Funeral service was held 'on

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house, and Mrs. Robert B. Cloth- Ding. at '8 ,o'clOck in' the high
Popular Musical
ler. Mrs.- Phoebe Welsh and Mrs. school auditorium. Members o f .
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Doris Groff of Swarthmore will the cast include Nancy Martin as
Next
ee
· also inodel.·
Emily Webb, the tragic heroine,
O'
The Players' Olub of Swarth. M '''Inf rmation can be ob- and Johnllie LII!ig as GeotgeGibb.
more will present "Lady in the
tain:: tiy,OcalllngMrs,.Eugene 'l'helf'parents are,played
The Swarthmore Branch of the
a musical play by Moss
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r' Darling. .and, Gall Bauer, Steve American Red Cross publicly ex- Hart with lyrics by Ira Gersho.
'im" ..
Carney. presses its. appreclafilon.of the wiD. and. music. by Kurt Weill,
any )UD1pr club ..
Preston
takes the role voluntary pre-cilmpalgn support Monday, February.' 14, throu!ih
·.ments,
doorand
prizes,
plaYil!&
delicious
ot. carda
refreshwill Q.
f' the congenial
. . . .. .stage manager.,
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.\. . ot the. 24th Anti-"Aircratt Group of Sa"'-'ay,.
, .....
Fe.b,ruary 19.
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.> . I'" th" ,-",":"Jt' •. &~
.. 'Keilty' Hofmann's Blackfr1!lr the.Ariny·m: its basketball game 'The . play diderafrom any procomp e", e.......... p . . . . . . . . .
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in th CoUege'
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Cl"b bave

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Players Club tn Stage
'LadOth
YIn e0ark'

Mrs,
F. H. Forsythe,
Mrs. C. Rusdents will
present this·
Thornton
sell Phillips,
Mrs. Samuel
Alt- Wilder's
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eve- Monday ..t Imshwei!ersinChester, Large' 'Cast,

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Heari Fund
whi"lL begins February 1 and con'l"ues
throughout the. month.
A major portion of all contributlons :wIll Support the local
program, with the remliinder
going to adv~ce the nationwide
research,. education and
munity
programs,.of the
American aeart AsSOf:I.ation.
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With:n~.~' . e ," ~,Ue"vCtied9~ torna' ' !e~nc:es':~wfl·IrI.,·!I.i~·p'··lm~19·"'5'
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lIg!)ted with .. the story Of Liza,
$100. The prmnised O'Brien tWIns enormously successful in the
Y'lIl!i!)Jl' The Center: has two classsuccumbed to the lIu and 'could world of modern .business,. but
Prellmln'ary plans for this sum·
which are Students Win. Honors
. not. be present. Ellis .:Ridgway'missing the oine thing. she, and mer's recreation program were
capably handied by' tour· devoted
Jr., chairman of· tl!e dnve. which every woman, wants,
First- made In a meeting of the board
· and patienLtellc;hers,· a , speech
.- In Poster Contest openS March 1, expresses for the nighters are sure to gO away hum- members of the. Swarthmore
days a
Six S,,!,arthmore students were Branch and commUl!ity appri!cia': ming and 'whistling thll catchy'
dy Recreation,AasOciation last Thursthtw.o hildr
week working with, e c Th en, announced as winners of several tion, also, to the cj)llege for pro- tunes that are featured in "La
day
"""'"Ii in Bm-ough Hall.
and helpers in the k1tche~. 4 t ere'
"
vidlng
the
Field'
House
for
the
in
the
Dark."
It
was
agreed that the Asso.
6 awards in the Farm and Farm,
ue 22 boys and glris, ages
0,
event.
The musical, a smash hit on elation would follow the same
attending the $Choo.1..A littleCh
local·Home
Safety
Poster·,
reA
p.
tea
and
rall
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Broadway,
and a great . success pattern of activities as last year's
cimtly' sponsored by ..the Penndri
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girl and a poy .B1lQ girl from
el!"
for all workers it1 the
ve . WI in the movies, was a popular program,' including the pre-school
ter. are among the chil'dren who sylvania Rural Safety
·be held on Wednesday afternoon, vehicle for some ot the profes- and primary group, summer club
(Continued on Page 5).
Pamela McCrory, Westmmster February 23, at the. home of the sional theatre's most' outstanding for children of the third through
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avenue, . a sixth grade student at Branch chairman, Mrs. J. Al- stars:
the eighth 'grade, and a baseball
Rutgers avenue school,. won bright Jones, EIni. . avenue. Ail
The Players Club production Is program for boys under 14 years'
fourth pHze of $10 in the Class A drive area chairmen, captains, itriuer the directiOn of Harry H. of age participating in the Eastern
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years of' age.
Harbison is vOluntee, r services, are aSked, to assisting, and presents a large
Operating committees were ap• her art instructor at the Rutgers plan to attend the rally where and talented cast, and c!l0rus.
,pointed by co-presidents Gilbert
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avenue school. ,
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they will be briefed for the drive
Mustin and Mrs. Charles Martin
· John R. Camp, executive viceThose winnirig honorable men- and secure necessary supplies for BIRTHDAY TEA SUNDAY
as follows:
president and treasurer of the tion and awarded one doUar its progress.
HONORS MRS. STABLER Property: Mrs. Bruce Dearing,
Oliver H. Bair Company, will ad" prl'z'es I'nclude Stephen Banc,roft,
.
chaI'rman, Richard Hunt, Alfred
Cl b
In
spite
of
rain
and
fog,
last
f
dress the Woman's
0 Harvard avenue,' sixth grade stuMaass, Richard' Noye. Publicity:
. da y, ...
~e.1\b ruary
Sunday, February 6, nearly 100 Mrs. Alex Mills, chairman" Mrs.
Swarthmore Tues
dent at Rutgers avanue schoo,l,'
t ''Wh
y ' Bond, Man'etta' avenue, fifth n
relatives and friends of Mrs. Ida Lindsay Wolfe. Pre-school and
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15 at 2 p.m.
on the subj ec,'
J'oh'n
Lincoln SG Great?" The proI' 0
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attended a tea
M
Wil ID'ade student at Rutgers avenue
The
WOmen's
International given in her honor by her son- Primary: Mrs. J. Archer Turner,
gram is in charge of
rs.
- school; Barbara Richards, Dartd chairman, Mrs. Mills. Summer
lIam F. Taylor, chairman of the mouth, avenue, sixth grade stu- League for Peace and Freedom in-law and daughter, M.... an Ciub: Mrs. Lindsay Wolfe, chalrAm
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'derit at'
the.
College avenue school;
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, e - _ . . departm--<
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wfll hold its regular February Mrs. WllliamA. Clarke, at their man, Mrs. C'--les
Bovard. BaseN.J M
on home, Crumwald Farm, WallIng- ball: Robert Detweller, ch aIrman,
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' A native of Florence,
., r. Susan Spencer; YQle avenue, sixth meeting at Whittier House
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Camp .,,';"'v.
will17,beat p.m.e
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----. ed his edU cation at gr'ade studertt at the College ave- Thursday, February
ford. It wasl
Mrs. Stabler's
80th'
Mr. Hunt and Mr. Maass. Exec"
• nue, school', and ··'tzi. Ryerso' n,
11 .a p'an d birthday. Her four chi dren - utive.' "'u
............. Mr. Mustin,
. Rider
. . Moore Businesa' 'Co'lege'
The program
..-s. "_-<'_,
~-'-els
C
lie
f
m1
on
the
principles,
po
etes
an
MrS.
Clarke,
Mrs.
ClIflord~.
Gil' 1er, Mrs.
Trenton, N.J.,.,..,.. . 0 ge. a Eim ·avenue, sixth grade student
L. Panel
bers
La
Boyd, Mr. Detwel
baJmin
rtuary
M
Scien
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Em
g an
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. mem
• lam of Buck Hill Falls, Mrs:
Turner' and "_.
Philadelphia, and. the Event.'ng
are:' .
rence . J. Stabler of Wallingford,
Anyone interested in the di'Mrs. 'Wallace McCrory who wiH and C.''Norman Stable r of New rectorship ot any of the summer
School of Accounts and Fihance
of the University of PennsylMrs. A. Y. Lees DIes
speak upon iIlework of W.I;L. York _ eight of her 15 grandchil- programs should apply, prior to
Former Swarthmorean Mrs. A. at United Nations; Mrs. ~a:,ce dren, 10 of her 17 great-grand- the next board meeting on Febru. vania. He is a past president of
the Philadelphia
Presbyterian V. Lees, Who has been residing Webster reporting on reso ';' ons. children, and other members o..f ary 24, to the appropriate comSoeial UoIon, a director· on . the with her daughter', Mrs, H. M. dealing with O81'l0nal and ~ the family were present.
mittee chairman.
"Boarcl of' the Chestnut Street Paschall of Reick Hall, Md.; died Datlonal afIatrs whlcll were made Mrs. Stabler's long service to
Business Men's Associatl!'n and Thupday, mOl'l!ing, February ,10. at the recent National Board education and in certain fields of
member of the Board Df Managers
In additiOn to Mrs. Paschall she meeting-of W.I.L. in PhIIsdelpbI.a; public attalrs, together With her SWtM IOARD
and prograri. chairinim of !hI! is survived by a son, James S., of .and Mrs. Frederick T?lIes Who gifts 'for outgoing, kindly, nelghMEETING POSTPONED
Central. Y. M. C. A.. In additiOn Locksl
FaJtns, Glen Mills five will give a resume of the current bor1inesil have won her hosts of Last week's snow having delayhe ......'nd::.·lJdren· and one 'great legislation
programwfll
of. tollow.
W.I.L.· A f ren,
I d s 'and I't was evident" that ed' on-the
site preliminaries
of tbe
to many other ...._
ODS,.'.
on period
.
wim Cl b' build
,is a member f!I..the LiIlcoln Clvtl grandchild.
ErIch 'Hausen
in charge they weleomed this OJ/portunltySwarth,more.·S
u s
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War Soclety.
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ItalJ... Ch1ld
. wlU be to express their love and admlra- log committee, the board 01 eIIMrs. JOitD A. Bird, JoIn. J'ulIus
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A. Flnclten Mrs. A. Sidney John.
available during the ~. All
AmoD.g the guesfs were tormer daY evening of. thiS
son, Jr.,
Mrs. Kerjdan C. Sad-I' The Kappa Kappa Gamma sew- manbe:ts are uqred to attend
associates from weSt Chester postpiIned
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Carroll
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THE SWARTBMOREAN

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ledge Is the maternal grand- and Mrs. W. W. Turner of Mt.
th
Th paternal grandpar- _H.;O~IY~O;;Io;;e;:;p~lll;;o;ce=.=======.
:~ ~ Mr~ and Mrs. Malcolm ,:
P McNair of Cambridge, Md.

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Welsh Gamma Sigma.
of Swarthmore avenue entertained
Mr. Howarth gradua~i=
Mr. and Mrs. Maxe)' Morrison and friends Central School,
ter'
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bo.1d at a SOD College. and took his mas 8 •
Mr. and Mrs. ])wight Strong
of Riverview road are entertain- dinner part)' lut J'rida)' evenin,. degree in business administration
at
the
University
of
PeDD8)'lvania.
of
Denver•.Col6l'8do, announce the
ina with a dinner party on, Sat- 1Mrs. Howard Y. Cl)'roer of
urday evenl.na.
Park 'avenue a~ the Preti- He Is a IIKIIDber of Phi
' biJth of a daughter. NancY. Tuescs.. P. . . S. cD!. Ii
John S. Thompson. Jr.• BOD of denls Luncheon ~ the Delaware Sigma.
day. February 8. Maternal grandMr. and Mrs. John S. Thompson I C'OUIlty Council of Mothe.. Clubs
IIRTHS
of Beatty road. Media. returned at the Inaleneuk Wednesday noon.
to Princeton Universtly after
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bernard
Mr. and Mrs. W., S. PB?De of
spending the mid-year vacation of Union. avenue entertained on Hoboes announce the birth of a
Swarthmore High School
skiing at Stowe. V\- This past SaturdB)' evening at a family din- son. Daniel Jettery. on, Thursday.
, .
week-end he attended the Winter ner part)' in' honor of tb'eir son, J'ebruary 3. Maternal grandpar,presents
..
rnival
~t
Dartmouth
College
in
John
on
his
21st
birthday.
Ca
enls' ~ the neW bo)' are Mr. and
II
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Clitrord Banta of ParriSh Mrs. oJohn 'Schumacher of Ogden
, Hanover. vt.
h
bridg club
Members of Chapter P of
road, en~rtained er
e
avenue. and' his' great grandby Thornton Wilder "
P. E. O. SIsterhood. Swarthmore. at' a luncheon and. afternoon of mothe, Is Mrs. Hervey Sc:buwlll entertain their husbands at bridge on Thursday.
macher of Haverford avenlie.
Fridciy, Pebruory 11, 8 P.M.
a Valentine's Day dinner toniSht.
Ur. and Mrs. Edward Bull of
Swarth';'_ High School Auditorium.
.'
Mrs. Walter ShoeJ:naker of Marietta avenue entertain.ed ~omeiss
Mr. and Mrs. Georae H;
Riverview road entertained at
mander and Mrs. Theo. Moore and of Westroinster avenue announce
Resflrved Seats - $
Un...-veti Seats - 750;
Sunday afternoon, in honor of
son. Stephen. last week-end. The the birth of a son. Robert ArmTickets 01'1 sale at the door
Lydia Lewis R,lckman of
Moores are enroute to New York
England: Guests "(ere
and 'will sail from there for Paris. strong;
sylvaniaa1HOspital
on January
·U,
iii
the University
of Ji'eDnSwartlimore College ~Iassm\ltes
!'ranee.
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. The new bo)' welshed seven
. Rickman.
',.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter
Moir of
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Mrs.
.d etum c! on pounds !4 oUnces.
Dr. Leroy E. Petenon of Vas- South Chester roa r, e
\
sar avenue was in New York City Monday nIght from a vacation of
Mr. and MrS. Henry L. Mclast Thursday. attending the Cur- 12 days in Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.
CorlrJe. 2nd. ~, Newtown Squere
tiss-Wright ~~ent Show.
Mrs. R. E. WilBon of Ogden 'alle- announce the bfltl:ll: ~ their thtrd
Mrs. Hervey Schumacher of nue has returned from a two child and 6tst 1011'. Ma)'llard Dick,,
BEAUTY SALON
Haverford avenue entertained the week visit with her daughter. Mrs. son. on swrday, February 6. at
Thimble G:roup at her home Mon- Go!orge P. Bowie of Riderwood. Bryn Mawr Hospttal. The baby
. BEAUTY IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT
day afternoon.
Md .• and her two granddaughter:" is a grancisoa of Mr. and Mr...
Suzanne Plowman. daughter of Ruth and Kathie. while Mr. BOWIe Pemberton· Dickson of
9 South Chester Road '
Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Plow- was on a business trip to South avenue and Mt. and MrS. Guy A.
man of NoIllh Swanthmore ave-l.aaro.lIn,a.
Call-SWarthrnorlJ 6'-0476
McCotkle O'f Stone Ridge. N.Y.
nue. entertained at a dinner party
Mrs. A. 1.. Clayden. of Park
last S!!turday evening before th~ avenue returned recently from a
Mr. and .Mrs. John H. Craemer
seventh Grade Junior Assembly visit' with her son-in-law and of Springfteld announce the birth
Dance.
daughter. Commander and Mrs. of a daughter. Jane( LynII. on
Mrs. Marvel Wilson of Strath Lawrence Traynor of Lakehurst, WedneSday. February.2. in Phila.AMILY DINNIU to SUIT 1M TASTE of IVIIYONI
Haven avenue will entertain her N.J. Commander Traynor is sta- delphia.
,
TENDER STEAKS alldCHOPS eo..... to 0 .....
bridge club at a luncheon next tloned at the Navlll Air Station in
The paternal grandparents are
EXCEIJRNT BANQUET AND PAKTY FACIU'l'IES
. Thursday afternoon.
Lakehurst.
Mr. and Mrs. William Craemer of
BUSINESS MEN'S LUNm' Il!'-l:30 P. Ml.
Mrs. L. C. Hastings of HaverMr. and Mrs. W. H. Ward of Harvard avenue. ,
DINING lOOMS .... LOliY AI. CONDITIOlilD
ford place will ,entertain at a Strath Haven avenue will. enterValentine luncheon' and bridge et taln at a dinner party this evening
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. DougCcimfo'J'toW- ROO'm'
1Jaf' or" W4I.1i
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her home ,on Monday. February in Wilmington. honoring Mr. and las of Springfteld are
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Mrs. Lagarrigue of Paris. Fracnce. congratulations on the birth
Jean Collenberg, daughter of
Mr. Robert Kelghton of edar their third SOil. JaDles ~aieol'l
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Mr. and Mrs. -Wllliam C. Collen- lane returned on Sunday night to Douglas. In. at Bryn Mawr HosYallt' " H','riidrcf MilII~S', ~wartfjlWoN; .. ,
berg of Dickinson avenue. enter- Cornell University for the second pital on Saturday. January 22. ,
W''''I.~I· i"AR.dff. 101,•• ' ..
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tained members of her 1Ir.rt grade term. Bob is a second year law
The paternal grandparents of I ~!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!
class and friends at a ''Magic Val- sludent at Cornell Law School.
the new baby are Mr. and Mrs. I:
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entine Party" on Saturday;
KrIstin Peterson, daughter of JaDles B. Douglas of North Ch'eli- _ _ ..................
Mrs. Randolph Ruess and Miss Dr. and Mrs. Leroy E. Peterson Of, ter road.
.
Nancy Hoess of .comell avenue Vassar avenue. celebrated her 4th
entertainl'(l. at a nelghborhoOd tea birthday on T,\esday ','1ith.... I,'art)'
Dr. and Mrs. Donald N. Twad'on Sunday a:ttemQOn.fu honor of for her n:elibbO~oOd fl:i en!1s.
at Fairview road
Mr. George, Warren and Mfss, Dr. and ~: Jol\D.H. Wlilton
birth of their third child......,",
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S*~n(I'.
Trudy Mack who Will ~. married of Ogden lWe~w, te~ed on Sat~
Emily NCiSWot'tbY.
on Saturday. February 2a
~day from If val!lItion ~ 10 dill's Friday. February ... in I.Yinlf~r,~ I
Mr. and Mrs. JameS' H. HOrn- spent· at'St. :CroUt' in me '\P'frgin HOiIPitlil.
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adS)' of Dickinson avenue
IsTands..,.
TIle grandparenls are Mrs.
the week-end lit New York visitMr. anet Mrs. Russell Heath of Henry L. Smith of Rutger$' aV8l1u,e
MRS.·
ROIIRT J.. A,1'
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ing friends in Flushing. Mr. JaDles Cedar lane are spending the and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Ii.. TwadP,.sloll.
ze...x
p~ Hornadily traveled to Durham. week-end in lJanover; N.H. They,
of, Scarsdale. N.Y.
. SWarthmore 6-11440
D.•rimo_th .~ . . ., ....
N.C.,
for the week-end
to Mr. vard
will attend
Dartroouth-Harhis brother-in·law
and' sister.
Indoor the
Track,
Meet on SatMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mc- ~
and Mrs. WUliam Mithoef'er
utday afternoon. Their son. San· Nair of Riverview road and Balti~
that city.
dy. runs the quarter mile and is more pike announce the birth of
Mrs. Martha Fisher ot Ventnor. anchor man on the mile relay twin sons. Douglas Perry and
\
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N.J.• will Spend the'week-end team for Dartmouth.
Malcolm Donald. ,on Monday. Janwith herson-in~law and daugliter.
uary 31. in Chester, Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul ~cher of
RINCLIFFE-MqWA.TH
Dr. Helen Woodbridge of Rut.,
. ..
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Swarthmore avenue. A hirthday
Mr. and, Mrs. Roy George Rinpart)' honorin, ¥is. Fisher will clifte of ,Strath Haven avenue
,.,
be given Sunday afternoon.
announce the engagement of their
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325 DARTMoUTH
Robert AUison of Vassar ave- daughter., Miss C!:laire Rincllfte. to 313 "~ontb .\venne
'
nue returned last Friday from II Mr. Robert Howarth 4th of Wal- SwaJ1liJDore 8~2080
,
trip through New En'glimd.
IUngford. son. of Mni. Frederick R. SUBSCRIPTIONS
Mr. Ove Motaaard-CbrIstensen '
Located in the Heart of Swar:thmore
FOR ALL
of 'Copenhagen. Denmai"k, Is vIsit_ Long and the late Mr. Robert MAG~S
2 Mlaute. from Tralll
Ing Mr. and M,.s. WIlliam M. Howarth 3rd:
Park of Y'a1e avenue for a few
Miss Rinclitre graduated from
Stephens College and The PhiItidays.
Art
George Lee. son of Mr. and delphia' Museum School of
Gard~ft
Mrs. Randolph Lee of Haverford where ~he was president of Beta
place, will celehrate his tblrd
Living Room, Kitchen, 2 Bed Rooms, Bath
birthday tomorrow with a party.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Althouse of
$11 0
$117
m~n1h
Rutgers avenue will entertain at
a small dinner part)' tomorrow
Swarthmore, Pa.
evening iIi honor of Miss Anna
AIR CONDITIONED
Mary Fus!ierr alid Mr. Eben Lang.
Guests will include a number of
_ Friday &: Saturday
alumni' of Cornell University.
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and is maJo~ in 1;I1,edical te,chnoloI)'. She ts a member of th.e
Women's 'Recreation Association.
Pam Foster. daughter of Mrs.
Mary C. Foster of South Chestel' road. entertained at a surprise
birthday party in honor of J'!Iarybeth Carney of Media at her home
on Saturday. January 29.. Fifteen
girls were present at the luncheon
party.
Mr. Carroll P. Streeter of CoIumbia avenue returned Friday

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of the new
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In,HvftluaJ 'J'o)ii...
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Mr. Harrison. who heads the
civic ~oclation recently formed'
by the residents of High Meadows. w~ talk about problems
facing one of the County's newest
communities. while Mr. Emmott
will describe the types of subdivisions now being built it Middletown Township. Mr. Cooke
wili tell how the new subdivisions
into the Delaware County
community. and what future developments may be expected. and
Mrs. Webster will discuss how
LWV inay be of· service to
new neighbors.
There will be opportunity for
discussion between the' speakers
and for q\tesUons from the 1I00r.
Swarthmore high ~chool students
as well as members, of the other
County leagues have been invf~
t6 the tneeting.AU members of
the community are invited to at-

The Child StudY grOUP' of the
Home and School Association
moved into its fourth session on
TUesday evening under the leadership of· Mrs. Maria Shelroire.
Director ~f ·D.elaware County
Family Service. DiscussiOn Was
based .upon the film· "Angry Boy."
Next week, the films will deal
with adolescent bOys and girls
with Dr. HumeSton as the discussion leader.
from a busil1ess trip of two weeks
througb the ~estern states.
Sates 'Lit,.iI.rs Honored
Peter Bloom. son of Mr. and
J. J.' MacAliespie .cif Oberlin Mr.. Herman M. Bloom of Columavenue, was 811\0ng t&~ sales lead- bia avenue. was home last week
ers of InterJ;lational Business Ma- for the mid-year v,acation from
,were 'Cornell University. ,l"eter.. ·will
a"
reglonBl turn to Ithaca. N. ·Y.·on' Monday
~onvention of the IBM Hundred to begin the sect.b'd' term of his
Percent Club. the company's sales freshman year.
Mr. Cooke appeared with a
l.h'onc)r organization.
Mr. and Mrs. Hlorry Grayson ;LWV member of a radio program
over
WP'jiIA
Tuesday. He dis•
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'··":·.:..-- •.. _1-_new
' cussed
some of the problems of
The regular monQ1ly l!leeting of at 30 Forest lane. MrS. 'Smith is a rapidly grO~ing community.
the, Friendly: Circle will be held the dauShter Of" Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Glen Morrow Spoke on "Inon Thursday. Februaty 17. at the Frank 'R: Markley nf Guernsey dividual Liberties" on a program
home of Mrs. G. L. 4Is,ton. 635
d
over .radio station WVCH
~orth Chester road.' MrS. Jolul rO;\ .
Pitman will serve as co~h()stess.GiJmyGehrinB. o,augllt4lr of Mr. last FridIlY. Mrs. William Watkins
and iMr,.. William H. Gehring of is ljldlo chairman.
Capt. and Mrs. C. C. Shute of UniveJ'Slt;y plaee. I~t last WednesMaple avenue entertained with day to visit her brother-in-law High- School Five Wraps
a dinner party and an evl.- and sister. Mr, and Mrs. Walter
Up Four in a Row
ning of bridge at their home on MacFarland and family of' AuSwarthmore High School's bassaturday night.
gusta. Ga.
ketpaU.!eam has made it four in
ii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
~iiiiii~=ii a row in league play with a
thrilling victory over Ridley
Park 54-48 last Friday night. and
by overwbelming Glen-Nor Tuesday afternoon.
At Ridley' Park both teams put
in fine performances both offensively and defensively. Coach
ReeSe played live men throughout
the' entire game with Cal Coleman. BJirry Gwinn and Captain
RandY
·Malin sinking 12 points
• This buaineaa of fiJljng preeach. Charlie Hummer ten, and
scriptions is no child'. j~b.' The
Pete KrOon accounting for eight
tinlely points. John Dalgaard. a
pharmacist often holds the life qf
consistent point producer for the
Parlters (and th!' section m scorthe PJtient in the hollow df hja
ing leader) CaDle 4i1rouah with 22
hand. He lIluatbe aIdIlfuIand Bebut not enough to overcome the
fired-lip SwaDthmore team.
curate. Horsy II1UIt IOftm JIi8
On TuesdB)' afternoon after a
ragged 1Irst qu&rter(l!1-15) ,the
eterl op ci'S""I. Wheti10u bi...
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I!lds plared spir;ited. ball. be~ pRlciqllioDa to ua jVIl.be~6t b7 oar In •
CaDle defense mind,ed and limited
Glen-Nor to onlY 18 points during
d ea:perienJe, fOr which there can·be 110 1IUbeti.
the last three quarters while getting 48 pOints lJlemselves in good.
all-arouhd plB)' m8k1ng the final
.co~ 66-,3,3. ,~ine ,~>:l' bit the
scoring e(!lumn for Swilrlhmore in
~ cia t • haft • riCht to. , ... to
another team eftort.
'S~ore Is now riding in
undiSputed second place in Section
III with no ,.me scheduled for
tonight. KeY games are coming
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THEATRE $QUARE
SophomoreS of Eddystone on
TuesdB)'•. and &gHoSt the very
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As part of Wednesday afternoon's conferehee recess program
for children of the combini!d elementary schools in' the Rutgers
Iilvenue school audltoriwn. me!pS k
W'II 0' .
belli ot Mrs. Stullrt Graves teenpea ers
! . I~USS
Iil,e dramatics group from the
County Growing
Community Arts Ci!nter.WalUngPains
ford. presented a one-act pI8y.
"Pumpkill Pie."
A cOunty problem ot interest to
The cast included Charlotte all 'persons living in the rapidly
Brodhead as 'the prince .. aDd expandina Delaware Valley will
'Gloria Peirsol as Peter; Alberta be, outlined by four speakers at
Klein as,~iIl'lltta; ~nm Woodall tbe ,ebruary mpetina of the
as Igng C9le; piane 'l/'et~ as 9s - Swarthmore League of Women
wald
~o)ver, 'J'Sra l,Jo.Yd. Yoten to be heid Monday. FebIlP\lml?kin QlpssoJ]l.;. Ii11d SI¢dr!> ruary 2i. at 8 p.m.. at Whittier
MllcNalin and San~ 1!Ilor~ as HouSe on the coilege campus. .
e~f!liAAted.
th!lguar!ls.
'",!! sPeakerS
discUSs "PoThe f.eP~"rl' IiChl'!t!J!.e Is . . fD,1.,.
~rs.. qraV'eB/
dtrecls litic~ );:fte.iHveness In Delaware
Iqw," 'lt~
J"D"_~ tl}.e Art C~nle! C~~~~~~:~ II;:O~o/." ,Appe~'!ln th!! pro~ ~ ~ool. .... Fe
and *,e.~m19ti11c~
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b- Pie"
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Pl!wlI 4h:ect!l!'o~ '" .,....an.
ruary 16. JUdan SdIooI,Prc)Yi~ hli!Ddly' open House
WnL-TV; Walter )l:lQID*. M1t;!d
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e own owns. po.""""", oner;
Aldan; I'ebruary 16. Spti!J,- c,hur,chon I'4Qnd/ly
M. Todd Cooke. director' of the
fteld High School" Leamy avenUe February 28.
Del'-ware C~urity
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_ Com8J1.d Wyndmoor road. Springfteld:.
missIon; and Mrs. ;r4aurice L.
and -February 17; Scenic Hills
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Webster, Jr.. Pre~ident of the
School, Claremont and muvlew
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TWV ilnd' a nie~ber
'of the
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roadS. Springfield. AU adult resiPatricia Lynn Par}r.. ,daughter of Delaware County Rental AdvisorY
danls of the coimty are invited to Mr. and Mrs. ~l> S. Ji'ark of Board. which deals with many

survey which closes at 8 p.1O.

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' Jao;bon Cross Company
". Llneol ...Llbo", lid••• ",rIa., fa.
Ii survey x~raY between the P.,~ aven hours: 3: 30 to /I p.m .• or 6: 30 to Uated into SIgma ;Kappa sorority
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JeIbn Pearson, IIOD of Mrs. John
JUNIOR AS,.Ii.IES ' Free
SUJVeys In
II. Peanop of Cori1e1l Ilvenue. reThe 8th IlIIIf 10th :Grades will..
b' ,
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turned to BroWn Universlty.l!rov- hold their dances at the Women's Ne'ar y Towns Next nee
idence. R.I.• OIl Tuesday to begin Club on Saturday evenlna. FebTIle ftrst of, monPlly free chest
the secoDd term of his junior ruary 15.
x-rays fpr the communiiy to be
' year.
Hoat and hostess of the 8th conducted jointly by the Delaware
Grade will' be Dr. and Mrs. Ned County TJl.belllulosis and Health
Williams. who will be asa!sted AssocJ8\ion and th~ .8t;lte Departas cJ>ilperones by Mr. and M1s. met\t of Health. In cooPllr,,~o.\l
Edwanl .cratsle7. ,and .:Mr. and with· tl.iI! Del,nvare ColintY ~IIIrs. W. C. Rowland.
cal $oCJ!!ty wiu start next ,'MorIand.
Mr. end Mrs. H. Willis Jackfebl\l!JI'Y 14. and con~e
son will be the host and hQf\ess·llthroiJgb Th\U'sdS)',·F~ruary 17.
of the 10th Grade.
as
In ~oun~ ,thf! '~l" pl,al),
c:ha~rones will be W. and Mrs. Roben W. ~dt,' J!:xecu~ve
GAS - OIL - ~OAL
Reavis
Cox. and Mr. end Mrs. Secretary of the 1UbercUJ.oSJs A,s...
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per/qd of tw,o 1JI.011tI;Ls
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PUnISHED EVEBY ntIDAY AT 'SWABTBHORE. PA.
PETER E. TOLD. lIIAlUOBlB TOLD. P1JIIU8BBRS
Phone SWartIImore .......

Rosalie Pelrsol

PETER E. TOLD. Edltor
Marjorie Told Ellen S. S~mon
Barbara Kent, Managing Editor

SallY Alden

Entered as Second Class Matter, January 24, 1929. at the Post
Office at Swarthmore, Pa., under the Act of March 8, 1879.

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Feb1"llllr1 11, 1955

mE SW'ARTBMOREAN
experiences with the United Nations and In particular, ~e
UNICEF program.
.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
wlll meet at the church at 7 p.m.
June Holt wlll be the discussion
leader.
W.S.C;S. Circle 5 wlll meet at
the hOme' of Mrs. Walter Taft, 543
Marietta avenue on Monday at
8:15 p.m. Mrs. John Hamilton
will start the new study book,

v~rsity of pennsylYania.

February 11, 1955

CHICKEN DINNER

There will be a CoIIee Hou:r In
the Women's Nsoc!ation Room
hllnor, 12
Immediately following the second
Wesley A.M.E. Church
service. All members of the conBodine Avenue·
gregation are cordially Invited to
meet the members of the new
Call Klngswood 3·7836
1955 ChUl'Ch Boerda. The Board
for reervatiOns
of Deacons wlll be In charge.
5 until 8 P
'Sunday ev!!Ding the SenIor
High Fellowship will meet for l:;;:::;;;;:m~~~~~;;.~;:::
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';; I saw it in The SW8l1hiiiorean;

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sion. 'The Junior High Fellowsupper at 6:30 In McCahan Hall. ship will meet for supper at 6:30
The program at , will feature the nI
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McCahan Hall, followed by a
movie, "The Power' of Prayer."
choir rehearsal at 7, and a meetIng.
VALENTINESI .
At '6 on Sunday evening, ,the
Young Adults will lUeet In the
jVALENTINESI,
Wmnen's Association Room for
, VALENTINESI Bible StudY under the leadership
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of Mrs. Maxey Morrison. Supper
. We're fold w!' have a wonderful In McCahan Hall. will be follOWed
coDection ••• Come in and
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CHURCH SERVICEs

A celebration of the Holy Communlon' will be held at 8 o:clock
Sunday morning. Chlldren 1D ,
third grade aDd up wlll meet for
Church School at 9: 30 ,a.m., and
those in the second grade and
down wlll have ctasses ~t, 11
o·clock. The regular sennce,
Mornln~ Prayer ~ be ~eld.
11 o'clock. At this servIce, the
ushers wlll be as follows:
E
J. E. Bell. E. O. Cramp, C. .
Fellows, ~. R. Gray, A. H. Knabb.
R. B. Price,
Sr., b
H. ',Po Stamford,
M Wt
and C. . a er ury.
William Morrison win serve as

The Ladies' Bible Class ,will
hold a covered dish luncheon' on
TUesday at 12:30,p.m; at the home
of Mrs. Ray Harlow, 315 Lafayette
avenue. Mrs. W. Lovekin will
be .in charge of the studY book.
At 8 p.m. on TUesday the Bible
Study Class taught by the pastor
and sponsored by the Commission
on Membership and Evangelism
will' meet.
On Wednesday from 4-5 and,7-B
p.m. Mr. Ku)p will have his regutar office, hours for personal
counseling at the Church StudY.
W.S.C.s. Circle 4 will meet "t
p.m. on Wednesday.
and
Wayne
Kinyon
and servlee,
Pierre
On Thursday at 1 p.m. Circle 6
acolyte
at the
8 o'clock
Decrouez at 11 o·clock. During of
W.S.C.S. 'will meet at the
the 11 o'clock service Kathryn home of Mrs. Don Dickinson, 405
Bennett and Jane Hay will be lD Park avenue. Mrs. Grace Lovecharge of the nursery.
kin will be the speaker.
Tbe Canterbury Club will hold
a supper meeting at 6:30 p.m. on CHRISTIAN, SCIE"CE NOTES
Sunday. A film on the Church's
Healing through spiritual means
work in the Phillpplnes will be
as practiced by Christ Jesus, wlll
shown. At 7: 30 p.m. the Young
be a topic dealt with at Christian
People's Fehowship will meet.
Science
services Sunday. when the
The re~ar monthly meeting of
Lesson-Sermon
is entitled "Soul."
the Vestry will be held at 8

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Jose'ph P. ,Bishop, Minister
John Schott, Associate MInIster
Sunday. February 13
9:30 A.M. and 11;00 A.M.-Morning Worship Service. Dr. Reavis
Cox will give the sermon, entitled "A Meager Sort of Knowlo'clock Monday evening.
th
edge"
9'30 iO'45 and 11:00 A.M. On Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. ere
. Ch~rch' School classes wlll meet. wll1 be a service of
9:30 A.M.-Men·s and Women's I Pr'ay"r,
Bible Class.
Holy Communion wlll be cele5:00 P.M.'-Conflrmation Class.
brated at 7: 15 a.m. Wednesday. At
6:00 P.M.-Young
Adults.
, 6'.30
P.M. _ Senior
an
..d Junior ft o'cI ock Wed nes d ay evenIng the
HIgh Fellowship.'
BibIe Study group will meet . The
Church School Teachers' WorkMETHODIST CHURCH
shop will be held' at the same
John
C.
Kulp
hour.
j
MinIster ~
A service of Evening Prayer
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will be held on Friday at 5:30
p.m.
Mr. Fred Haley.
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,Organist-Director of MuaIr
. Saucla7. ,FebruaQ- 13
METHODIST NOTES
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Church School classes meet lit
11:00
A.M.
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45
'on Sundays' for" all" ages be"
• ~ce.:Mr.
on "The Man
ginning at two years. There is Ii
Go.'"P,M.-Young"'
. Build,Adult'Bullders
. 5:30
Adult
Adult
Bible Class. ,'Clasli' and
: =~~p,;~Ub family covered disIi At the 11 a.m. Morning Worship
: 7:00 P.M. - Youth Fellowshil! the annual observance of Race Re_

, 7:00
will P.M.
meet.-Bullders' Club
[ congregation
lations Sundayofwill
the be
Swarthmore
held. The
gram provided.
A.M.E. Church and its pastor, the
Male Choir. Publlc
Rev. A. N. Clark will be guests.
TRINITY CHURCH
pastor. Rev. Joim C. Kulp,
H. Lawrence Whittef;llore,
will use as his sermon topic, tiThe
Sunday. February IS
Mali Who Nearly Let Go."
8:00 A.M.-Holy Communion.'
'At 5: 30 p.m. the Young ,Adult
9:30 A.M.--Church School (3rd Bullders' Club .will have a family
Grade and Up).
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11:00 A.M.--Church School (2nd
Grade and Down).
Women'. Club com11:00 A.M.-Morning prayer.
witp, the' regular student
6:30 P.M.--Canterbury Club.
Fellbwship supper. Th~
7:30 P.M.-Young. Peoples
Club program at 7 p.m.
lowship.
Tuesday. February 15
.
open to the pub~c and will be
5:30 P.M.-Evening Prayer.
provided by the De1aware County
Wednesday. February 16
Male Choir. Nurseries
and movies will be arranged for
7'15 A.M.-Holy Communion.
8:00 P.M.-Bible Study.
the children.
, Friday, February 18
The Wesley Fellowship program
5:30 P.M.-Evening Prayer.
following supper presents Mrs.
THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY
P'!ilip Jacob. wh~ speaks on her
OF E'RIENDS
Sunday. February 13
9:45 A.M.-First Day School. '
9:45 A.M.-Adult Forum. Annalee Stewart. "Must We Accept
U.M.T.?"

11'00 A.M.-Meeting for Worship.
Children cared for in Whittier
House. All are welcome to join
with us.
,
7:00 P.M.' - United Fellowship
Studenta.
Monday. FebraaQ' U
All day sewing for A. F. S. C.
Tu"""Iay, February 15
Meeting for

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PRES8YTERIAN NOTES
This Sunday. Laymen's Sunday.
the two regular Morning Worship
Services will be held at 9: 30 and
11 9'clock. The, sermon, "A
Meager Sort of Knowledge." wlll
be preached by Dr. Reavis Cox, a
member of the church Who is
professor of marketing at the UnI-

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i:a>~pet man ill 'he BLUEPI'NT stage.

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Inde.dyl. " • So IINIny
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Will have It while you can use it.

SOFT as a bunny's ear becausII
they are made of genuine cash ..
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(Woman's Clubhous., Park Ave.,
Fashions by:
Donaldson's of Media
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Plum St. Hat Shop

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Attend The Annuol Benefit Fashion Shew

Your hea!1~ will look better if it is elevated
about the thickne5s of carpet, to receive carpet
Rush, rather than being Rush with the floor.

home - - with drugs

5 hours" wages.

HELP ·'THE CHILD
NOBODY KNOWS"

Sometimes a min~r variation in room size can
result in important .carpet economies or in a
better, looking installation.
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Today, a case of pneumonia is cured

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Consult your carpet inan
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William D. Fetzer. and Elinor
Karns; poster~Mrs. J. F. Collier
and Mrs. David Binus' ticketsMrs., Scott Weldon and' Mrs. Eugene Cunningham;.. door prtzes..:,.
Jean Blakiston and Mrs. Peter
Mlller; publicity-Mrs. James E.
Steele.

Mrs. Myra C. Doe of jl3 South
a.n.ro. of
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Princeton -avenue moved on WedDelaware Go. Training Center
for Retarded Children
, nesday to Danville, Pa., where she
,',B S_rod by:
will be case, work supervisor at.
Th. JunIor Woman'. Club
the Danv,Ill,e.Sta,te"Hospital. Mrs.
fashion$, Door Prizes, Refreshments, Ca~ds
{Gu&sb, re~~ested to" bring own ,cards}
Doe has rented her Swarthmore
,Donotfon $1.110
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Fisher' and soo, of South Chester
road. who will move ,.lnto it on
$500" MONTHLY
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K.ITCHEN

of Mrs. Donald A. Crossett, 439
Riverview rood. ,Further study of
Metropolitan Missions by Mrs.
Qeorge P. Warren will comprise
the program.
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CirCle 11, Mrs. Frederick Patman, chairman, at' the home of
Mrs. James H. Hornaday; 310
Dickinson avenue. ,Mrs. R. V.
Little will be in charge of the
program. Circle 12; Mrs. Russell
Smith. chairman, at the hGme of
the 'chairman, 7 Oak Crest lane
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Wallingford. The Rev. James
Reeb wlll speak on the Philadelphia General Hospital.
On Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock, Circle 5, Mrs. Luther
Conant, chalrman, will meet· "t
the,home of Mrs. RaYInOnd Winch.
400 Dickinson avenue. Jim Hornaday and Eben Lang will show
slides of Kor~a.

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Mr. Schott will'speale on Martin chairman, at the home of Mrs. E.
School For Retarded
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The Session will meet on TUes- road. , Slldes from Taegu, Korea, receive training the~.
day evening at 7:30 in the taken by Dr. Kenneth &ott, will
This is not the first time this
Women's Association Room.
be shown. At 11:45, Mrs. Philip club }'ear that the members have
On Wednesday morning the fol_ Snow will speak on the Presby- assisted retarded, children. Two
lowing circles will meet at 10 terian Hospital. Circle 4, Mrs. J.
o'clock: Clrcl~ 2,· Mrs. Dwld Paul Brown, chalnnan,' will meet members volunteered' their efBIngham, chairman, 'at the home at the home, of Mrs. Howard forts fbr the Thanksgiving March:
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of Mrs. Henry Weiland, 400 South N ewnam. 547 WaInut lane.
Mrs. Mrs. David A. Cooke in Avondale
Chester: road. . S.E. "·A. ChiUr- P'bilip Snow
speak on the Knolls, Wallin!1ford and Mrs.
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man. Mrs. ,Oscar ,G,n, creest, will P resbyterI an Hosplta I . CIrcle
6. James E. Steele In part of SwarthMr
dao
present the proilram. CIrc~ 9,
s. J u
nR. H DOVer. Jr., chalr- more.
Mrs. W. EdWard, Me,Clford. chair- man, at the home of Mrs. Walter
Mrs. Walter Hannum, club
man, at thepome of Mrs, ;Harold Hall, 987 Stoneybrook drive, president.' is acting as genem
Griffin. 214 Rutgers avenue. Mrs. Springfield. Mrs. Wllllam B. Pugh. chairman of the aJJalr. Her comFrank 'R. Markley wJll continue Jr., wlll have charge of the pro- mittees are: fashlon~Mr•. Frank
the review of "Man and God in gram ana will present Mrs. Fi'ed-, Starrett. Mrs. Roland Coit, Jane
the C i t y . " ·
erick Steuber. Mrs. Miles Green- Currie, Patricia WeIland, and Mrs.
The followlngi:lrcIes will ;"eet land, and Mrs. John R. Kline on John M. Bond; refreshments-Mrs.
at 10: 30: Circle I,Mrs. Irvin Me- India, Pakistan and Ceylon. There Alden Quln1!'fd and Mrs. J. W.
Eiw~ 'chalnnaii; at the home of will be sewing, in the morning. Barnhart. Grace Myrick, and Mrs.
Mrs. B~ce D. Smitb. 300 North CIrcle 10, Mrs. Birney, K. Morse. Karl Fox; house-Mrs. Gregory
Princeton avenue. , Mrs. Earle P. chalrman, wlll meet at. the home 'Heath, Mrs. David Cooke, Mrs.

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CHRIST. SCIENTIST
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Park Avenue below Harvard
8~, FebraaiT IS .
" 11:00 A. M.-8und87 SchooL
11:00 A.M.-The Lell~n S _
will be "SoulftI,'
Wednesda:revenlnlt tIIeI!tID\I
each week, a P.IL ReadIng Room,
4011 ,Dartmouth, Avenue, opI!il
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DEADLINE-WEDNESDAY NOON
"India, Pakistan
SWARTBlIIOBE. PENNA., FebraaQ' 11.1855
W.S.C.S.
Circle 7 and
will Ceylon."
meet a
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FRIENDS MEETING NOTES
TRINITY NOTES
Charles Hughey, 1616 Academy
At the Adult Forum next Sunday, Annalee Stewart, wasbiJigton DC Legislative Secretary of
the' w~";~n's International League
for Peace and Freedom,. will discuss the question, "Must We Accept U.M.T.?" This is the second
In the current, series under the
auspices of the Peace Committee
of the Meeting.
The United Fellowship Students
will
t In the Social Room
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Monthly Meeting for Business
wlll be held Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock in Whitti,er House.

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:Mr and 14r&.lla)'mOI).d Wlllch
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Dlc~ avenue, en~ed
entertaining 18 friends at a
their week-end ~ests, .....
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N nnan Morton of West- dInne:r:...::_=,y:-c......:._ _~_ __
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Club. Phone swarthmore Mrs, Roberl Arnold ..f wall~~
6-2801.
ford are leaving tomorrow f
FOUND-Cb1ld's white glove, vl- week-end In Oceaq City, N.J.
clnity of Harvard Avenue. Call
there they will vWt Mr.

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CHester 2-475'
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sharing it with friends
and relatives. Let them
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it's fresh - by Long
Distance, You can call
anywhere in the. U.S.
for $2 or less (exclud· .
ing Federal tax_hich
is now only 10%). Look
in your telephone di·
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cities throughout the.

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with references,. wants day's
work. Monday, W!'!Inesday, ~d
Thursday. Call CHester 3-4769.
WANTED - The use of clothing
suitable for Ugay_D:~ties" C9Stumes for Mothers Club event.
Call Mrs. Howard SmIth, ME;dia

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everY household, need from dishes to
showen. Hot wat.r is there when • want it, too,
aily hour of the day/I

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an automatic gas water heater. Select the one
that ftlls your needs at your dealer's,. plumbet:'s
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Near transporlation and tearooins. SWarthmore 6-4910.
FOR RENT-Large room, semiJlrivate hath.. Gentleman preferred. Call KIngswood 4-0455.
FOR RENT-Comiortable, pleasant room with private 'bath for
gentleman. Centrally located. Garage. SWarthmore 6-2194.
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FOR RENT - Garage.. ;739 Yale
avenue. Phone SWarlbmore 62194.

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'EMIL SPIES

1_' School Legislation Topic

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Jewelry Repaired

H.llcopter .....

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Alterations

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and Mrs'• ""-est
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I. C.rreat It·
1For. County PTA Feb• 16t
. h . AFS V..
. Program
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ISlfalion
. avmue h*il as tpelr guests
thb. be our ftrst HeUcopfor the week~ their son and ter Bus?", LooIi:'l\!l'ag8zllie asks,. in
"Lesgtstlatlon Meeting Our
Nancy De1lmuth, CandyAl1en
:Mother's Club 1I1A!l!bers.
for tlhe parties to.be held OD Mon_ daughter-in.raw, Mr. and Mrs. E. describing Piasecki Rellcopter
will be presented to the and Nancy Martin, all members of
'day,' February 14, at II p.m. have Biddle Heg
z'aston,Mr. Reg Corpor'tiol)'s 40' to 70 ppssenger Delaware CotuitY Council of the junior class 01 Swarthmore
been 'mac16 Jjy~. Charles Dur- Is dean' of i.af'ayefte College In H-18 heUcopters. The stOry ap- P.T.A.s by Dr. Raymond Koch, High. School, were selected bY
kin, cbaIl'MIm;.... MI'II. John Mc- Easton. They al'id !tad: as their .pears Iii th.e ~ebi'uaiy ~.2 Issue of Leglslative'Chairman of the Penn- tile WiImlniltoll Regional Com.,sYlvaniJi cOngress of Parents and riilttee of the Anlericiiil ~el~ .
KlnrlWl. 'MlIJj; ~ Moe.mater, week-ud' guMs, tbek SOIl m i8w the magazine.
. and ~ 0biIJ'l\!W ScbNlIer,
daUgbllllr.. Mr. IllSii' lIIrIr.
'''l'lie heHCop~ age, which fs Teachers, at th, Mi!dla Court Service. as cmdId~te.I for posslblo:'
Host'ei11e8 tor the. 'cmiIIhg will Cbar1esH. GaftIIIOIt,> JII.; and-·two only a{ew 1'~8J:s lieh1ild: Its. overlY HoUse on \'tedilesdily, February par1ic1patiOJ1ln: the return vlsits~ ~~ Stokes BUtI1s, 405 Hav~ cblllrreD; BilrJ)ata' and, GeI'tY, of optimistic forecasters, seeDis about 18, at 8 o'clock.
tion program t,o European c:owi~
errOrd'p~~JoIr&.r~ DOJiMd. The GarrIsons. ~. tak~ a giant step forward",
The meeting fs open to aDY per~ tries. Some 60' stu~ts ~ In~
ovm, 30'1
avenue.
CoresideJltS of Yale ave- siiys.
Koclvar', author lind sons hlfeh!ilted' in. the sehools of terviewed recently lll, .wum!ngt~1
hostesses w1ll be ~. ~ I,teat,
. phow,#apber of the' "Look" Delaware Colfuty. Charles' Cas- and' 32 were . recommended N.~r
~. Frank BUotts, and'~, Mr. and Mrs. James ·B. DOuglas artfCl,iii.
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slCfY, preslderlf, urges a gOOd at- fur1,~er ,coilSlderatiob' bY the ew
David' Seltzer, wIth, Mrs. '~omas
North Chester road are salHng
fvio page sWi'Y includes feDdlUiee so' that Dr; KoCh can Y~Kth~~~is
. I ted b'
MCl!henney, Mrs.
Lee, today
New _York City 06 photO's
Board
and learn lio... the cltlZellll of Dela'. u en
(t',,7
Mrs. Luc.lm
Mrs.. Queen P'ri!dericka. They will founder Frank
alonil ware' Co:, filel about sChool leglil- AtheF NOew Yth0rk cwtomll ''';'' 0 ..
Thomas Thorbabn
be gone for six weeks on a cruise with li,lS "w1iiriY baby,';' tlie H:-18, 1&1\'))1 fii: preparation tb meeting . .S.
ey
. vla?::d InSOA
oC the Mediterranean.
in fi\g'lit:
vrth. tho IA""~lto' . in Harris- weeks. summer.
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CARPEIGM , p~. . Mr. ·alid lIIrL B. M. Crist Of _._. ._-- J)ln'g.
counfries cooperating with the
Par~ av~ueo are !eaving for a vard· aVallue, wlll. be li.om.! this .
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American Field Service m this
Cena~ Renovated and Dashed M'edI~ean
cruise today.·They week-end. ~ Marjorie Webster UCP YOUN~ AD.UfTS
progranl. They will ll'veasmem~crapecland Painted
will sait'~ New York City at Junior <;:o~ge ~ \,{a.sIiington,
PLAN VALENTINE PARTY hers of the household arid will
Wad 'hcr.n:.n.n.d
4 p.m. and will return to their D.C. Mr. II;"d Mrs, Banks 'u.ld . Tb" Young' Adul,t Group of engll:ge IIi ~e t).pliial Sin:nm.er IJ;cEstiij,'ates
Oi~
GiVen·
on the 25th oIMarcb.
Molly will have as their gu~ this
Cerebral Palsy of Dela~t,lvl~es which these fainllles nor~
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and :Mils. 'Wilson' ~ Rush- week-end,· Lt.· Rober! GeDsen of
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ton are entertaining a group of Annapolis, Md.
ware County Will have a Valentheir friends on Saturday night at
Mrs. A. L. Cl8l'den of Park ave- tine party on Monday, February. . .. ,
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home on Swath Haven ave- nue left Tuesday for Chicago 14.. at 8, p.m., at the. home of .its , . Dr.. ~l'tb~ J. Jones will enter' .
'where l\i!e will .:viSIt fOr Ii sliort pt:esident, Ruth Webb, 316· South tliln at dinner and bridge on Frl-,
Molly Banks, daugbter of MI;.
with her siSter, 14rs. HlIrry .Chester road..
- ,day. evening, February 18, at hI.s
=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~aniidi'~Mrs~'~' Paul B. BaiiIis of Har-· P. BaumllDD.
. Honor guests at the party will .bOm.eon Swar.t~ore avenue.
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the mem\>\!rs of the' nrivers'
of ·the Young Adults
ESTATE NOTICE
Estate of Ranrih.b G~ Gettz. late of
Group of the Swarthmore' Presby- the. Bor.. oHlwarthmore, Deco_II.
~:~:,;Church' Don Miller, Jack . LB'lI)!l(l,8 Teetam:omary on the
above _te haVIng been granted to
John Rutledge, Jim Cal· the underaillned, all pel'8OllB Indebted
kins, Ansel Butterfteld, and Byron to tile said _te are requested to
Thumm.
make payment; and those having
clalms to present the same, without
.
delay. to
Prank L. Getts. Executor
THETAS TO SEW
130 Harvard Avenue .
Swarthmore,
Members of Kappa Alpha Theta Or to John E. Gensemer.Pa.Attorney
will meet for all day sevi'mg at
1004 Girard Trust Bldg.
. PhUsdelphla, Pa.
3t-l.28
home of Mrs. Georg~ Silloway, 403 North Chester road;
ESTATE NOTICE
. ,
Tuesday, February 15.
ES:I'ATI!l OP GERTRUDE H. WAT~
TERB. also known as GERTRUDI!I
HEPBURN WATl'ElIB, Deceased.
403 DARTMOUTH'AVENUE
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it
In
The
Swartbmorean.
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Letten TiostamentarY on the Bbove
Eetate have " ...n IP"'"ted to the
underSigned, who' requesta all per_
sou haVIng claluis or demand5
D.
!.,gamat tho
of the clececlent.
"11Ien's a Wiffle
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Charles E. Fischer

VoI.,tiRe· (;a,d Parties
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·1DWARD G. CHIPMAN

Alterations
1401 Ridley Avenue

inette, and nursery chair. SW
6-2381.
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FOR S!LE=LudWigLeedy tbrea
6098. .~!lI!IITIl. aD.
octave marip1ba with hammer•.
SYAmJMoU,
PIINHA.
PrIce $225.00, original cost $300.
Also Gretsch Spanish Guitar, $55.
T.z.,boM S•• 6-"10
Call Dr. Howard C. Schultz, KI
3-4547.
FOR SALE.--. Kenmore Deluxe
Gas Range. One half price. Used I ;:;:::;=;;;:::==:-;;:=====j
one year. Like new. SWarlbmore 1',
6·1935.
Swa........ 6~1,"'.
FOR SALE Bricl< COlonial,
WIlliAM BROOKS
three bedroom home. Near
grade school and stores. Call Ashes' &: RubbillhRemoved
KIngswood 4-0169.
LaWll8 'Mowll'J, General
FOR SALE - Ljncol,Jl record
Haulirur:
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Players Club Builds Birth'!;!n!;sa ~~:.
New S·cenery Shop

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Woman's Club Notes

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. Goran LIndgren, the 17 year old leyan University. Middletown,
SwedJsh exchange studo:nt. moved Conn.• .for mid-year vaCation. Ted
Kuhn, a classmate, accompanied
him for a visit,
on Sat··...........
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f J with
the Peels untn the 24th o· une.
PAnEISON
continuing his studies at SwarthFUNIIUL
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Mrs. Marvel l.'11soD of Strath:
. A prtoe to meet .~
Haven avenue. arrived home on
PamIlT.8 need •.

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Hunter will Q)e8k and s ow
tures on "Hawaii"
'The IJterature Group will meet
at 10' a.m. FrIday. February i 18..
John' E. Michael will rev ew
"The View from Pcnnpey's Head."
by Hamilton Basso.

A stage workshop wing Is fast
nearing completion on the west
side of the Swarthmore Players
Clubhouse on Falrvlew road.
PianDed by Architect ~rllng

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School, where she llved wltiJ .her
husband until his death and
where she later joined the faculty;
members
of the Soroptimist
Club (business and professional
women) of West Chester; friends

Wenge Penfield.
working Frank
with Gettz
Chauman
Walker
an~
C. Russell Philllps of the Club a
building committee, the adjunct
has been made harmonious ,with
the parent building by use of
Identical brick for exterior fInisb.
repetition of.a stone b and- at the
parapet roof line. similar wlndows. and pIlasters.
The 38 by 53 foot structure. ~
gun in mid-December and expected to be in ~ by the
of next month, will enable thto
Club's volunteer stage crew

and children
of her
friendsgirlhood
from
Chester
County.
At Alum.a.Couilcll
home. .
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Mrs. Charles A. Andersoll. 734
Local guests included the mem- Yale avenue. Is among. the 300
bers of the Wednesday Sewing graduates of Wellesley College to
and Quilting Group of the Frl,en,:lsi attend the 32nd annual Alumnae
Meeting. the Quaker Reading Council at ·•.. e College. February ,
th
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Group and many other S wa -r10
througb
more ;esidents. The.Women's In_--'c:......---lemational League. of which Mrs.
LETTER TO THE EDn:OR
SI bIer is International Treasurer Dear EdItor,
fO: the United states SectIon of
We wouid like to thank pu~1lcly
the League. was alBO represented. the boys of swarthmore' C?llege
Mrs. Stabler's association' with who came to our son, Remy. asSwarthmore has been long and slstance so quickly and ably at his

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the ne,,:t
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Is IJ1 show
lInal cIose. -She Is a . member of the
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YOUR
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VOLmiE 27,-NUMBER 7

I'W~edn~es~sd~a~y~ev~pn~l~n~g~trom~~~w~es~-~~~~~~~::~~~,
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CAMERA AND, HC?BBY SHOP
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friday' ta' 8:30 .
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:~~:rs~t::n
performance. Th!S ~Ia:s ~!i8:!r O!o:'a:::::. ~~ 2 • 1.95 5; Mrs
M08. tRsiaymn<:eOrnedlyC' . Lasslat. rn:I::DD.llmllmIIIiiMMjllilllaidJUl~IH~I"I~_.
phase of th~ llttle h th~~U;~ o~g her sons-in-law. eight grand- Mr an d

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The World Day 01 Prayer will
,observed in s.warthmore ____ .,
Friday. February 25. in.a special

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. Active Epifcopalian
Canvass Sunday.
. Lecture _, Recital
Came "'re In
Feb. 20 '
',.Ch!IIr, MMftIpIODiea bT tile
At 2 P.M.
Mrs. Louis N. Robinson Is ehai\'1905
,
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RObert
G. G lUlUan.' Jr.. chair- WeStmInster
ChoIr Collece,OrUsing as his toPle. "Music as a man of ·the Interdenominational
of the 1955 Heart Fund Dr!
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• a b T Don- .Subject.. .!!¥
. .. Its Nine Phases." Committee
arranging
the 'in
program
George Whitman Casev,
man
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here . Her,ommittee
I d'es
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.cu
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that the. followiD,g solicltors will
pear in a' lecture-recital at the Mrs. Clara. Clm:k of the Wesley arid Swarthmore homes, dJed FrIclpate
in
the
house-to-house
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A..M.E, - Church.
Mrs. Douglas claY morning at the Davidson
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COIDJD_ . . 0 0 0 _
"omans
.. ore Courtney
of'TrlnltyChurch;:Mrs.
5 . invJie4 jQ ibe,8
Willard .TomJln..on of the . Friends
p.m.
GI MIlls'S h' I Mr Less! . III Meeting. Mrs. Dana Loudin Of the had been a patient for the past
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MethodtstChurch. and Mrs. HerNorth of the railroad. ""''''1'.
bring to the: 2 0 clock, program a bert Sanford Of the Presbyterian two yeat:s.
Palmer PilgrIm, captain, will be
lew of his &tudents from the Church:
Born September 7, 1865 in Auassisted by Jt4rs.JOIIeph H.'Walter,
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school.·,
Sponsored ;y the General De- burn. N.Y"of a pioneer building
Jr•• Mrs. Robert M.· W8Jker, Mrs.
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As a native of Philadelphia. Mr.
f
United .Ch h family. he. graduated !rom CorP. W. carruth. Mrs. c. J. ,Welz.
wslg is a graduate of the Piu'ta0
urc nell' UniversitY with the ciass of"
Mrs. Herbert Brown.' Mrs. s.Teacher Salary Schedule deln"'~ Conservatory of Music Women of the .National Council. 1887, and entered the Philadelphia
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where he was awarded his bach- the service this ear has b n architectural tIrm. of Furness aDd
Tantur3. Mrs. Herbert J. Glenn.
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and master's degrees. He
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y
ee Evans. Later be. was a member .01
. and Mrs. ArthUr Kent.
.Wednesday
, , ' a Na~ veteran of World
. WrItten by ,Jorge1lna Lozada of the tIrm.' of Cru;ey and Kleinfeldin'
'. Mrs. Tliomas Bradshaw. cap..
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II. and during his tour Of duty. B1,Ienos. AIres. Argentina. one 01 .'hi·'ch succeeded Furness and
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Most of the regularli'ebruary
the very few Argentin women"
·tain. will have assisting her.' Mrs.
th
Sch
attended the Naval School of pastors.
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WiIllam Learh. Mrs. Carl Atkins. meeting of . e
001 Board Musi Washington DC
vans. an
an ed a ut ten
c, in' his'
!Mrs. WlIllam Singleton, Mrs. AI- Wedn~sday evening was devo~
till
'ti"
M' Lessl
years ago.
to consideration Of the high .oS
twen eSt r.
g
The
Philadelphia
buildings
bert Hilles. .Mrs. 01lver Swan. school's' need of' an
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-, has establlshed himself as a rewhich Mr.' Casey designed. are
Mrs. RhymOnd Fellows. Mrs. John room by 'the opening o. ''''e
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of dIs.tinction. He num.
legion. They ·li1chided the Prov:l.
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TrUst Building and· the
Hanna. .Mrs. D ona Id P 00Ie., Mrs •J. move Into' theupperschooL
""".... Build- National Fed.er-..tinn of iMusic.
Girard ~. He had also planned
D·• B owen.
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J r .• and Mrs. Brodie Ing a .~. G' -us1c room on
A ~enue'Ma
many local homes ana was archiClubs, New Y;ork . Ci...........n_-I_ R'Ivervlew·
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Stricken-in Harris-~ty Churcb, Swarthmore como.
Nrs. Robert Turner. captain. of ,the l)iIop, bqIJdinJ was'
elation Conventi!'n. ~ Harrisburg;
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JIIIs secured' the 1011owing:
, '.b,I'~ppI
Glee Club andMatinee
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P.rislllg the main part, o.r nav4jo 01
'William Lee. Mrs. Frank F. Wilde- Bush, as ~ f!Jr a '.
Cluh.. Of. Philadelphia;
Wayne-.a RandalJ. resident
the, present church edifice ~d
bush•. ~.\V.. W, Wa~. Mrs.
.'whIch:..
COnstltntinn
Hall;I'S,waJ,uulUQ1t for'.over' 30
assisfe Do~itld R. LOngman, Mrs.
a ..... -edthe job of .surv..... n- to'.. Washington.
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was interi-ed In ,Eastlawn _ _ '
stone in 1931•. Mr. ca.ey
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_N.r of. TrlDMrs. J. Roy C~J1,iJt'.. ~,
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ity Chore!> for nearly 50 years. He
C. Storrs. Mrs. lJal'pld, C.' _
" Erection. of, :this-, room.
. C~n departinent 11 a.m. funeral- services conducted was one 0# \he signers cif the
llams and: Mrs. Charles B. SJiaw. hnatelY 25 by III '1eet, the
.Jabn W.' Soule. ehalrman: at Trinity Church by the Rev. H. Parish's chllrler of incOrporation
'. 'Mrs. LoWs
~8.!!the.band ~'whic)1
Mrs; IL N. coittpton. Lawlimce WIditeinore;.re<:I01.
in. 1920.and· was. senior warden
man of the drive,bUilt ·Several· years a,a.
JQhn'l'.Pinkston, Jr.
Mr. Randall, whose home
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'539Rlverview avenue,
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be'
stage. now being used far vocal
business trip. He. was 80 years
o
rt, rooters
mUSIc; to fonn' the needeci' class.
. G'01'
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of'ago; and'a native of PhiJadel9]m~Jl1t room.
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PropertY Chairman Samuel· T.
Mr. Randall was president of
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Cal1>enter was asked to consult an . - The Swarthmore Rotary Club R. ·T•. ~dall and '·Company. a
Tonight at. 8,:3.0 ,p.m. Robert
and, the 'Board set a will join with thousands of other Philadelphia tIrm. man'ufacturing Former Resident Helped
Grooters will give a song recital
local I b of R ta
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. ,
special meeting for February 28.
c us·
0 ry . n ema- meat pro c e 8 sin g machinery,
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found . Presbyt~rian
in _the Woman's Club of Swarth~ to declde 'the matter. .
tional throughout t11e world in f
more. The concert is being pre~
Mrs. Mary Spiller-. Board secre- celebraj;lng the AnnIversarY of bounded by
. his .father. He had
Woman's Assoc.
ted
th b
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asSOCIated
with the company
th
sen . for
.e
ene t of
e tary. read a letter from Dr. Carl the birth of the service club Idea for '40 years.
Mrs. Helen Montgomery Marr.
School In Rose Valley, Moylan..
E..Seitert.)Qf the State'Co~cil of
. years ago in Chicago. The . A"-veteran of the FIrst World widow of the Rev. George A.
,Mtr Grooters' .proilram· in','Iu'd"sl Education, ~ conveyl,ng that ,bodY'sclub will hold its Golden W.ar and a member of the Ameri- .• died SU}lday. February 13.
two Bach ariaS. some Schubert approval of Swarthtnore-RuUedge AmiHrersary
dimier' at
the
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
and Wolf Ueder.. a group
Union School District as the name Woman's Club next Wednesday can Legion. Mr. Randall was ac- E Full t
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lit
the
Players'
_Club
and
was'
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French songs. ·s01;ne.lmodl¥,'Jl.,
for' the nell(" district to be
. evening.
,
Sl).e would have :~n 90neonRidge.
Febold English songs; as". well as
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The feature of the evening' will a fonner vestryman 01 TrinitY ruary 27.
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some contemporary American sebe the premier sllowlng of "The Church. Swarthmore.
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Survivlitgbj!sides
his
wife. the Mrs.
Born
neargrew
Turbotville
in farm.
1865. '
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lections. A baritone. Mr. Grooters Present Harpsicnordist
tea A venture," a
Marr
up on the
has gained wide. reputation lis a
production starring Edward'
. former Mildred Sheldon of Punx-. and after attendfug the Holidaysconcert and oratorio slitgj9" lit the
.; In Recital
nold. and telling the RotarY story. sutawney. are a sister. Mrs. Rich, i)lug Seminary. she taughtfo~
United States and Canada.
Ralph KIrkpatrick.
while the speaker of the evening ard Haig of Riverview avenue; a two years m the little red-brick
' A graduate With honors of the
will be presented by the
will be Judge George C. Corson, son. Thomas of South Pasadena. schOOl house which is still standCurtis Institute Qf, Music. -Mr. lIam J., Coop' er Foundation
ou tstan di ng M on t gomery County Calif.. and daughter. Mrs. "harles
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ing near ber ,childhood home. ~
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Brenrian
of
Media.
and
two
JUs ceo w ose Wl an
umor.
A resident of Swarthmore for
Grooters now divides his time the D,epartment of ""MuSic
be~ween. co':'cert work .and o,ther
alwSys a pinnacle hi entertain- grandchildren. Carol and Michael
Swarthmore College in, a concert
Brennan.
many years. Mrs. Marr moved to
mUSical ihterests' - as a facplty Sunday e'CeDing. February 20. at ment.
14.3 Park avenue with her husmember of Temp.le U"iversity. a 8: 15 p.m. In' Clothier Memorial.
.Honored gueAts of the evening
,
band and four children in 1898.
chdirmaster of a· Wilmlngtun
iMr: .Klrkpatrick. wlU play a' wIll be .Pr~dent and Mrs. court-I;l1ie~!l
Committee
She was one of the IIrst 100 memchurch and frequent solotst with number of sonatas. all composed n bel'S of the Swarthmore Presbyother church choir groups. and as for the harpsichord by Domenico lq'9hel Asaoka. a Paul ,Ha?is
eteran Centers terian Church, joinIng in 1899
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co-director of the Media Fellow., Scarlatti.
F\!llo:w of the Rotary Foundation.
The Entertainment and Supply
the Rev. Henry E. Jackstudying at the University of
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ship Choir.
Pennsylvania. and William Chen. Committee. Swarthmore Branch son was pastor. She was active in
His appearance in Swarthmore Spring Mutual Exchange one of the 266th District, fellow- American Red Cross. lists many organizing the Women's' Misprovides tJie'only oPPOrtunI.''tY this Set for Week
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year to hear him locally in a full
. r.
pl~Servicemen from Octo- men's· AqpeIatlon 'oithe Presbyprogram of singing,
The Woman's Club Spring 1IIuLee. vice-president of bel' l':~1J8h January 6. Hollday tertan CJ:iurch. Sbe was president
tuill 'Exchange has been scheduled tlie ,Swarthmore Club has been parties
attended by 46 junior of the Women's Christian TemROTARY SPEAKER
for' March 29. 30. and Aprtr 1. acting as'chairman for this featut;,e hostesses in the neuro-psychiatric perance' Union for n'lany years.
Mrs. Robert A. Boyle. gener-all1)(",aslon
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Anniver- sections and general wards of
Mrs. Marr was a member of the
WUlljllD, Young. minister of
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Slate' Ridge Presbyterian Church chairman. announced this week. sary program of Rotary. President Valley Forge and Naval Hospitals. Browning Club. the 'former literThe committee also sponsored
social
lit Cardiff. Md .• ' will.· ·be ..the Plans for the three day annuaI
''-!J_ AM
. . :.·Blake will be toastmaster.. Hall
' . a ary and .....
th club
,_ of the young
speaker, for the Swarthmore event wete made on Friday .'wnen_'
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owe'en party lit the wom.en.'5 commum....
e ...ter Fortnightly
Rotary Club meeting .today . at ¥rs. Boyle entertained hoer 'com~
SENIOR ASSEMBLIES
,tuberculosts ,ward at Valley Forge- and The Poets Circle. Until her
12: 10 in the Ingleneuk. His topic mIttee at a luncheon at her home
The eleventh and tweJfth grades Hospital wllere--1l8· patients were health faUed she paiticlpated regwill be ''The ltlngdom of Rotary." on Amherst avenue.
~e .Senio.r Assemblies w1l1 Provi!ied With seasonal prizes anil uiarlllln their aetivi~es.
Born In New .Jersey. the speaker- . In urging spring ho'use~leim•.rs:lbi~ve their dance at the Swarth- refreshments. Five hostesses went
She ts survived bY'two daughwas educated at Hanover CoJlege. to'JI'I t asjde their good,
Woman's Club tomorrow to Valley ForgeChrisimas Eve to ters an~.A!~f4rs:Cook. Mrs.
Temple University, Princeton sprlqg and SUmmer clothing; un- evening. February 19.
entertain patients.·On De...-ember Oswald.1V{D;,n,iillf London. Eng_
Tbeologl~al SeminarY, 'and ~- wanted househOld items in usable
Hosts for the.elev~th.grade 21 five local Red Cross workers land; and Harold G. Marr of New
burgh Univei'sity. In 1952 he re- condition.' MrS.' Boyle . said' that w1l1, be Mr. and MtS.Raymond IhE~!d' patients in the tubercuJosls Smyrna Beach. Fl/l.. ahd by three
celved a Rotllry Foundation Fel- bats. shoes, handbags and winter Gemmill with Mr. and Mrs. Wll-and . general wards wrap their sisters. Jane,an~ l\Iargaret" and
, 10wSh1p to the University at Edln- oIothing would not be accepted, Ua:m F. Lee as chapeJ'ODe8.
Ohristmas gifts.
Mrs.' George F. Soller.
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burgh in .S!=ot1and, wh!9"e _he adding the suggestion that
. Hosts~or the,~,~ w1l1
The co~ttee supplled money
The Rev:JosepJ1~:'BIsli.op con_
studied for his PBnDegree.
'Wliitet itemS tie'held'over for the be. Mr. and Mrs.··Ho'·1dndley ~ for sheetJllUsic' llJIIi· ChristmaII dueted the ,setVi~ beld Tueedll7
GeoIge SalmoIIsIs chairmanOt Fall hehange, wheil there.. who wi11 be~~:J.yilr. and decorations at the'Uni~ States night In PIne iudge. Interment.
todaI)'a' pIOIliIIIL ,.,.~. . '
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children. and six grandchlldrenIn-law are alumni of the college.
Sally Jacob. doughter of Mr. a
Mrs. Stabler first moved to the and Mrs. PhIlip Jacob. South iii
- rou h with her' children in Swarthmore avenue. has been iii
Bo :nd when she retired from listed on the Honor RoJl of Shimer ~
,wi~h s~er~ac~:;~go:~~ ;~:: :~!7state Teachers CoJlege in 1938
Mount Carroll.· nt., for §
~~~:. ;hUS it was not possible retur!}ed here to make her per- the' autumn quarier's work. just iii
ttin ready for use by manent home.
completed. The Honor Roll in- §
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!~eh:::t s::"tilg~everal nights be- Presiding at the tea table we~~ cludes those stUdents who have iii
fore each' play opened.
Mrs. Katherine Brownell. Blan~ e
better than a "B" aver-. iii'
. EDGMONT AVE.·~ 7th and WELSH STREETS.
In the new shop a stage will Perkins and Mrs. Fanchon r"p- age.
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STORE HOURS ~ Monday thru .Thursday 9:30 to 5:30
be marke,d oft and set up for the pincot! of RttutgferK" avy:~u:~e=:
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next show even before the cur- Philip J ewe 0
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rent month·s bill Is playing to Myrtle McCallin of Yale avenue.
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· audiences. This will enable the Mrs. Frances W. Slaugh o.f. Elm
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real stage to· be reset for the avenue; Sarah Field Splmt of
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coming' play by the end of the Harvard avenue; and Mrs. Walter
week following each, production.. A. Schmidt of Riverview road.
Connecting doors are being ad• Beware of illness.
justed so that sets can be easily Play Student Composer's
It may creep slowly..
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slid from shop to stage.. A sl.'<"
stealthily upon you. I f j
foot deep pit in the lloor of the Work J;Jt Wesleyan Co.
you are not perfutly
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shop. equipped with sliding frame.
Included on a recent program
well. see your Doctor.
· will facilitate cleaning and paint- of chamber music played by the
Accept hi. sound ad·
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FOR GRANDMA'S HOM~
Ing of single pieces or panels of. Wesleyan College string quartet.
v:lce.Andbringhisprescenery. Space will permit scen- Vias an original composition by
scription. u>,usfor n _ '
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eri'storage thou8 h the sheds be- Russell Snyder. Jr.• son of
cise compoundlng.....A
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50 crib fbr b,!by
or
.hlnd· the buildings will continue and Mrs. Russell Snyder of .Dickiii to set up anil carry. It folds to tuck ,n ~ own deSIgned carryIng
to serve this purpose. Mr. Pen- Inson avenue. .
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' lIeld states. "This addition enThe nulnber. written. ~ a mod:~r~:.,~~~=~s;
abIes Swarthmore to keep its em vein was arranged in live
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place among the b,:"t eqUI~Ped movemen·ts. Snyder. an: outstandiii SpringclIle fitted p,ercale crib sheet .................. SS2,'.,. .
'amate.ur. playhouses 10 ••the . hila- Ing at· 'dent musl.ciano appeared
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The .new ad . on S e sec.
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change to be made since the orig- Ii d . don'eno composition until
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inal building was erectethd a hae entered Wesleyan last year.
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dress anc!
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Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Spencer
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a ~~e Wil~am Simmo~hb di- of Ogden avenue. Is ~lso a playrected outside Improvements In ing member Ilf the stnng group.
connection' with .the expan~ed
'building which removes use of the
John MacAlpine. son. of Mr. and
former drlvewayon 'the west side. Mrs. John C. _MacA1p1ne, Jr.• of
The east driveway to ili1!' parking Princeton avenue. ~as been named
area at the rear of the playhouse assistant ticket ehauman for .sta;s
has been widened to accommo- over Velshl'a 10r th~: 1955 Ve1sh a
date two way traffic. The·front spring festival to. be held, at Iowa
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sidewalk is being extended to the State Col1e~e in May ..Over 4.000
HIDDEN
driveway in order that passen- students w1l1 be working On ..
gers may be discharged at the open houses. joats. skits. mus~cal
TR~ASURE
front entrance in greater num- productions and the three-mlleOF IXTRA
bers than. was feasible previously. long parade.
YAWl
Come In and'"
us give you the
. Inside .Ioryl
Get a eJooe-l1P look at '
the secret of Studebakerts victories in
the Mobilgas Econ·
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why you get more
for your money In a
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Roy of Vassar avenue and Mr. and
guests of Mr. and' 'Mrs.
Mrs. Roll W. Phl1llps of Narberth.
Gezelius of Wallingford.

Personals

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Schools will be closed' Monday
and Tuesday. February 21 and 22,
reopening at the usual hours on
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Tuesday at 2 p.m. William'Lesslg, baritone, will give a lecture
and· reCItal,
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department, Chairman Mabel Talley; will meet for. lunch at 2601
Par} Museum of Art. L~ch will be
followed by viSits to the MulIeUln
of Art and .the
Rodin'Museum.
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upbeld by a simple
The talk closed with a ~uch~
Ing picture of I4ncoln as he stooll ,
at the bedside of a' dying Con-..
:federate soldier. The boy ....ked .
forgiveness for fighting agslnst
.the Union· 'and rl!ce1v Confederate lads.',' Lincoln, staying at the boy's request to see him
through and weeping lor the
tragedy of·the taU·.of war, reached
the pinnacle of' his greatness, con~
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Dr. W. W. LucaSse Is convalesc-I ton avenue after a!l operation at
ing at.hIs home on South Prince- Taylor Hospital.
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bit o'f SW8rthmore has gone. Many D. Fetherolf serves as Project
will iDtss her 1riendly smile and'
in the Publlc Information
wllUng handS, and her business
at Headquarters, Att MateasSociateS !"fU reJnem'\Jer. hapRY ~elC.ommBnd, Dayton, ohio.
days with never an Unkind word; .Lt, Feiherolf Is assigned to the
E',M.;t. omce of Information ~.

dinner on Monday nigbt.
ely, Jhl?wt:d.evic1en~ ot.1I, c!l1'eful
. 'Membtu:s ..of .the. Wlit and.As- study. of ..the ute of MWC(!\n Jp
slstant ,.Advlso.rtl,W~ter Weicin<:rhis,ttIlk. befl?re the,W~IlD~. CIUb_
and GeoraeTho~. '. Jr., were of . Swartiunore "TUesday J\,f~
guests ot their 8~ organ- noon on "Wby Was Lincoin· So
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",here .the..J!lJ;plor~ .chlU'ier, f,pr
Mr, Camp emphtlslzed that he
the year was presented· by Peter 'belleved the secret of Lincoln'"
.E. Coate,presldlmt of the LloDl\ greatness Wp hf8:. ~liifual aipth.
Club. . , . , .
. . . . . . . . He tiie,ntionl!d' the telfllous infIuTbe new ship, to be christened ence of LIncoln's plU'ents; nomas
• the~'Leo Marts.'~ ~a~I1.~! on LincoinwBSia dt!!!Ply reUgious
blocks behind the 'Explorer hOUse' mIlD -anil Ii falthful attend8nt at
on Cresson lane, Mr, Myers said, the. camp meetings of the (;ounwhere thj! 36-100t LCPL' (Landliig tryslde, He coininented that Nancy
Craft. Personnel Llgbter) is. being lIanks,Linc.oln's ·mother,· liad a
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gun turrets have'. beeJI. removed Bible storles•. the mysteries of the
and, the cabin is being extended mountains, arid tbe voices of the
SOMFwH'ERE, in or' near
fore and iIft to pro'1de bunks lor forest; on her deathbed she:'. '0"''iI
two officers· and 14crewm~n. *brabam that sh.e had. great
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tain a, suitable engine which ~ Mr. C!tmp also empbaslzed. that of'one-handed child~en. This we
permit the craft to be used for LIncoln's stepmother, the foimer know ~ecause pa~ents buy these
Sarah Busb ••loved and encour-'ehildren glovei by the pair ~
cruises to Chesapeake Bay.
In' maldng, an annual report to aged him and sc~med to under- .
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the LIons; Explorer advisors pic- stand. that she had a genius in then the boys and girls rush like
tured a renewal of interest In .the her keeping, and from ber LIncoln mad to:
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local unit, which has· maintained; drank in iI profound tilith 'in GOd,
over the past year, .reil\llarly
''For the second spiritual facHOBBY SIfOP
sched~led programs including tor," the speSker continued, "we
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the conseryatlon week-end at in. whleh Lincoin lived, It Is
Camp Delmont, and successful .hard for us in these days' of. noIse To lellve the one glove or mit.flnanclng of operations by the IIlid . haste to' conceive of the ,ten for which they have no
Christmas Tree sale and. o~er silences . of the pioneering l~ds. hand.
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, Mr. l4yers expressed apprecia- Silences' of .the great foresls. He
With the collection of but
tion for the .sup~ g1V!!D by the .knew ~ees and' through th~t
three more. ~ui:h gloves or mitLions Club .and Paid . particUlar ·imowledge bekriew' men." .
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/ tribute to the work of Barton W.
. C~lvert as Institutional repr~~.. Mr. Camp s last point was
(,r~n~h Storel Drop in and
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8entatlve ofthj!-sponsorlpg. c)!!P, ~coln possessed ~ spiritual
our. "one-hatlded'" glo~e
,land to the efforts of 'AssIstant .l\d-· !light that. was ~~\:;~;ig~ jl;~:~;
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Members of the Sea Eioplorer predlc,led struggle against slavery.
Jlnlt ut on a. boarding shl and his pre~entf:ments in regard
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. eremony as part of the program. 'stated; had become sensitlveto the
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Swarthm~' 'lfomois's Club
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Second Lieutenant Donald M.
few days ago 'and 'in her passing a Fetherolf, son of Mrs. Richmond

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BEAUTY IS WHAT
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PIOJEC'I'OFFlCEI .

MEMORIAM

O~~~d~y
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FANCY SANDWiCHES
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lilDln's Faith en:: !u=:~ gra~iuited fr~m
Oin...rs .90e to $J.BS.
Day"
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John R. Cam"" anaJlti17/l. ~ejJ1- and.
his bachelor
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Swartllntore
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Ml(ers told the z,tons Club at a
of the. Li11-coln ,Civil War,$Qcl- degree .
DarbnQuth College
expected

The boroUgh 8 Sea Explorer unit

Dr. and Mrs. Jobp S, R.oxby,
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1BE SWARTBMOREAN

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THE SWARTHMOREAN

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CoUeg'eStudents Off
Names Solicitor$ For
Letter. to the Editor PARENT GROUP STUDIES
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Heart Fund Drive , - - - - - - -_ _ _--,
ADOLESCENT PROILEMS
~ South Am. Studies
for
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At 4 p.rn. a Church MemberPUBLISBIID EVERY nJDAY AT 8WARTBMOBB, PA.
d cted
Through the IUndnes$ 0
e College who bave' ~ members
ship Instructlon, p1a,ss con u
Trinity Church, Philip 'Swayne's of Kappa Alpha Theta for 1i0
PETER E. TOLD, JIAlUOBD TOLD.
by Rev. Kulp for. sbdIJ grade
first
ual
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years were' honored' at thI! fraterP upils of the Church Seliool wlll sb first
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at the square -. dance - and - spaghetti - nily's FoUnder's DB)" luncheon
, PBTBB Eo TOLD, Bdltor
meet for its
sess on
diDner party last FridB)' night. h ld Saturaily"
Phitsdelphia
Rosalie Pelrsol Marjorie Told Ellen S. Simon . Sa:Jly Alden
Pastor's ~tudy. These ~ With one flu-bound exception the ';:'ey are MriI. Bramwell Geddes,
Barbara Kent, Managing Editor
classes . will continue un
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party was brilliantly attended by Mrs Phillp E. L8mb and Mrs. F.
Entered as Second Class Matter, January 24, 1929,'af.tbe Post
group IS prepared. for recep on the youngsters.
'. ns Jr. ' ~
OIIIce ai Swarthmore, Pa., under the Act of March-3,1879.
into full membership during H :
The· forbidding weather pre- 1I\,~m;::":beOn was sPonsOred by
DEADLINE-WEDNESDAY NOON
Week. Junior High young peathe ventsd··· Music . Teacher· . Bettejo th ~del hia Alumnae Chapwho are not yet members of
Goodall from attending and Ume·
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SW",TBMOBB, I'BNNA.. FebrDlll'J' 18, 1955
church are also encc;uraged to at.- Ited the stsy of Art Teacher Ruth. ter ","delghmar~:u. ~:'::~ersa:,..
tend this. class.
Harbison .to a brief "Hello" and Theta s
ty
"George Fox and Quakerism·...The Methodist Y,puth Fellow- a dish of vanilla Ice cream (with
Mrs. R. B. cot~n of MedIa is
PRESBYTERIAIi NOTES ,.'
The Board of Deacons wlll meet ship:will meet at the church at 7 chocolate sauce).
a member of the committee on
Morning Worship services will for a monthly meeting on. Tu....· p.rn.
.. The party closely averted ~ arrangements. •
be held at 9:30 and 11
.
day ,!ven1ng, at 8 p.m. m' Ute
In Methodist Churches eVery-major tragedy since thespa~etti I='::':"=-~
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Sunday morning. MroBtahop will Women's,·Assoclation Room.
where the annual Week of Ded1- did not have chains on its car and Peter Bancroft, conducted
enuse as his topic, "Blessed Are The
On Asli' Wednesday, February cation will be observed from Feb- arrived hot and damp at the last tire program with, 'Very little
Poor In Spirit." The Sacrament 23. at 8 p.!". the Chancel Choir ruary' 20 to 27. A frtendly visita- moment. having hitched a -fide
from their teacher.
of Baptism will be .held at the wlll' present theCherub1n1 Re- tion is p~anned to regular mem- totlie church.
entertairlment
consisted of a
11 o'clock service. '
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quiem. The Choir will be accom~ bers of' the church in connection
'!'he children, under the capable broken-heart game, murder-in-

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meet
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6:30 p.m. wlll
Mr.
Senior
High at
Fellowship·
Bishop will lead a discussion of
"The Meaning of Len~" at the 7
o'clock program. The Junior High
Fellowship meets for supper at
6:30, followed by a choir rehearsal

College by
Orchestra.
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the Westminster CholI'
Circle 8 chairman Mrs. Charles
C. Martin: will meet following tlie
Ash Wednesday service in tile
Women's Association room.
The World Day of Prayer will
at T~e Young Adults continue to be held on Friday. February 25,
meet S unday' evening at 6 for at the Tr'.nlty Episcopal Church.
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at which Fred Tolles wlll speak

TRINITY NOTES

tendance
Crusade. Those
serving
with the nation-wide
Church
Atas visitors will meet together at
6:30 for supper at the Dew Drop
Inn befor,e returning to the,
church for instructions and visit
assignments.
The pastor must cancel his
office hours for this week",:
A specla:l Ash Wednesday
. I serv-f
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Lent will be held at 8 p.m. on

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You Are Cordially Invited to Attend
A Free Lecture Entitled

"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE:
MAN'S DIVINE DESTINY REVEALED"
by;.

phia, at 4' o'clock Sunday after'- FRIIND5-MEOINGN,'TIS
noon. B1shoP.,-",!~O{I,:Of Utah will
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preach at .thiS' s~cer" At' 'the :Adult Forum, Sunday,
On MoJi~,~the l'ir~.''';Plub wlll GlatlyS, WaJer,accred\teapbservhold the ;mojlt/lly dinner meeting er at the United Nations for the
at 6:30 p·..m.' in the basement of Women's Internationa:l,~gue for
ihe· church. /Harry·.. ,E. Hodgson;' Peace and Freedom. will speak to.

early. ,Swedish·· settlements ·along
the Delaware.
A service of Evening Prayer
SO
will be held on Tuesday at 5:
p.m.
On Ash We.mesday there will
be.a celebration of the 'Holy, Communion at 7:15 a.m. From 10:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. a. Quiet period
will be maintained during whlch
tim~ . there will be a ~ebratlon
of the Holy C01llllJunion: A Children's Service will be beld at 3:30
p.m" and in the evening at' 8
o'clock theNt wlll be a Penitential
and Evening Prayer with a
brief sermon.
Th d
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a las
ay,
thEre will be a celebration of ~he
Holy Communion at 10 o'clock.
The women of the Parish willi are
working on the Lenten Sewlnc
will meet as usual in the Cleave~.
room. the'time, however, for this
week has been changed trom 9:30
to 10:30.
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Prayer wlll be held at 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon, February 25•. at
Trinity Church. There will be a
service of Evening Prayer at 5:S0
p.m.
Choir rehearsals will be held as
usual on Monday and Wednesday
at 4 p.m. for the Boys' Choir; 4:45
p.m. 'for Ute Girls' Choir, and at
7:30 p.m. Thursday for the 'Men'S
and Boys' Choir. .

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
SWARTHMORE, PENNSYLVANIA

Church School classes meet at
9:45' On S~days for a:n ages be~gat twO years, There Ja a
Young Adult BuUderI Class and
an Adult Bible Class.
Ret. Kulp will give the sermon
at . ihe 11 a.m. WWIhIp. service.
.:I 'I'beJre' ~ two n"'-ies for chiI"
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and charlatans who claim to cure
pemiciousanemia. The most c:ontemptible peniou in the world ia
the one who will I!&crifice public
, health, comrort. and hallPmeaa
for his own financial gaih; A ik~
tient having pernicious' an~
ia deficient in red blood ceUa. New red blood ceDs
can be i1evelopecI by a Pro.: II with
your
, physician ia t:horougb1y ramUiar. The pr'OC I is '
'constant and does not effect a cure. It does, however, enable the patient to complete a normal
span:o£ life. A1~ CIDD8UIt: your ~.
.~ o£ilb ••• 'l'bea brine bill pi.......... ,. to
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Morrison, Mnt. Graham W. Pat" .," .. ,. ". ". "
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J\.ugustus S. TItus. Frank L. Getts,
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Henry Hams, Mrs. Clarence w,:
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CANNOT BE CURED

. Bob Clothier. Jr., of Columbia'
avenue, a freshman at Dartmouth
College, placed sixth in the midyear examination in the class of
100 enrolled in the Naval ROTC.
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Certificate covering cost of
service in beautiful· ehapel, cremation, chOice of urn and per,.
manent niche, may be obtained
in advance of need. A modem
service at reaaonable cost.

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The Crum Creek ridge Club
met last Tuesday nlght,playlng
tlie Howell system.
William
Webb and Leslie Luckie were In
firSt place, and'. Mrs. 'Samuel
Hanna and Mrs. T. Saulnier were
in second place. Winners of the
eight weeks tournament for match
point were Mrs. 'George SIlloway
in first pla~ and Mrs. Katherine
Brownell in second place.
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Two fl1nJs, "Shy Guy" and
"Farewell to CbIldhOOd" intraduCed a lively
led by
Dr. Elizabeth Humeston of Bryn
Mawr. at Tuesday night's Parent
Study s e r i e s . , : "
The lIIm "High Wa:n" followed
by grouJ) discussion led by' Bev~
erend Joseph P.Bisbosi. Swarthmore PresbTfe!rlan ChurCb, wUl be
shOWJi oIi ,Wednesday, FebruiJry
23, 8: 15 ~.m. In the cafeteria.

Dr. an'.! Mrs; Waldo E. Fisher
enterta:1ned as their week-end
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guest, .Mrs. Eleanor L. Dulles,
and gave a dinner in her honor
on Saturday evening.
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Sjgu.a Xi hono1'l!i'Y frati!rn1ty: . June icefgJiiO':'
Cedar lanEl; Slartl.. , ",Iarr .. (or 2. .'ocutM-trpo
: ,He ~as also Ii member Ilf t h e ·
. . sal...... ta ,.Pio1ont' la19. Ea,,","
D~laware County Historica:l So- wasone of four students majoring . llnaadal coopOrafl... Na . _ . Sal ..
r,lety. His hobbles were geneology In textll~. design, in the' jUnior _ _
abD", d......... ·._blind heraldic crests of which he class 'at . Moore Institute of Art, '11- mld_t, 2S4,,... ,old, ........
Science and In'dustry• to be n'ame d fled. capable. of. Glluml.n• res--"'I.bl.I
had Painted over '100.
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to the dean's list for the liemester.- I. ..quotllftv. I""''''... pI.....
Surviving .•~des !Us' wife, the just endC!d,' .t~e .rel,entJ.y,.sold
IIIstary, all
form~r ~th Tysop· whom ·he one of, .herdesigns·· in' New York. repll.. _,,"lal.Oo, .ar...... h....
married m Philadelphia in 1894,'
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' . .' ..... r-..od of thl, ad. lox· A. L
Swartluno......
are t~o sons: George W., Jr.. of
Attend some church this Sunday.
Aston Mills and Thomas G., of ,.;.'_ _...::..:.:.:~.====.:::.:::'.:..:=================~
Hyattsville, Md.; a daug~ter, Mrs.
George A. HB)' of South Chester
rciad;' 14 grandchildren and 4
great grandchildren.'
. Services were' conducted at 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
Trinity Church by the Reverend
H. Lawrence Whittemore. rector. Interment was in West Laurel
Hill.

Park Avenue
Monday, February 21, 1955, at 8:15 P.M.
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We..1tIY A.M.E. Church wishes to.
thank the people of SwartiuIlore
for making its chicken dinner
last Saturday a great sUccess.
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\ COming to SWarthmore in ~1905
and lIoIrs; CaSey. llvectl!rS\"on'
C!0mell avenue. Their mostriiCent
home, where they had.. llVedsince
1909, was at 405 Harvard avenue.
, Mr. easey was active in the
early life of the Players Club of
Swarthmore and a member of its
~ard of governors. He was a
member of Chi Psi fraternity and

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Member of the Boord- of- Lettureship of The' .....other Church,
The First Church of ~hrjst. Scientist in- Bostol'l, Massachusetts

addressed by Annalee S.tewart,
who will talk on'i'Must we Accept:
U.M.T.?" This Is a change in the
ed
h dol
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announc
sc e e. rna e necessary because of Mrs. Stewart's
llliJess.
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The United Fellowship Students
will mee~ in the Social Room' asusual on Sunday evening.

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MARY·C:HOLLOWAY..
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FebrDlll'J' 21<", ~~~;O;f~Old~SweC!es
~l be Church
the gueSt
World ..Development."
On.,'Feb-'
' ~W~ill~m;ee~t.~~~~~F.:~'
IliFriends
on -'misarmament
anil,
Service.
speaker,and will tell about the ruliry 27 the Forum will be,

Park Avenue'lieJijw Harvard
SlPIday, February 20
11:00 A. lL-8undliy SchooL
11:00 AX-The Lsaon Sumon
will be· ~'.Mlnd."
Wedneodav ,e~i~~":
each
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, renowned for 77 years.

Ash
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H; Lawrence
Sunday. FebrDlll'J' 20
8:00 A.M.-HOly CommUnion.
. 9:S0 A.M.-Church School (Srd
Grade and Up).
11:00 A.IIJ.-Church School (2nd
Grade and Down).
11:00 A.M.-Morning prilyer.
. 5:30 ·~~j;e~~i!.·
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7:15
10:30 A.M. P.M. .
Day.
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3:S0
8;00 P.M.-Children·s
P.M.-Penitential Servi~.
Office
Evening Prayer.
Thursday. Febru&ry U
, (St. Matthias)
10:00 A.lL-Holy Communion.
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2:00 P.M.-World Day of Prayer
at 'l'FInlty Church.
5:30I:.l\!I.~Evening Prayer.
THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY
OF FRIENDS , .
S~y, February 20
9:415 .A.M.-FlrstDay School;
9:45 A.M.-Adult Forum. Gladys
Walser:Development."
"Disarmament and
World
11:00 A.M.-Meeting for Worship.
Children cared for in Whittier
House. All are welcome to· join
7;rothp~. _ United Fellowship
Students.
Monday, February 21
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All day sewing for A. F. S. C.
Febniary 23
All
for A.F.S.c.
FIRST cmritCH OF
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Wednesday•.
munion will be held at 8 o'clock : Choir rehearsalS will be held on
,CHUItCH SERVIas
Suilday morning at Trinity Thursday. 3:30. Cherub Choir; 4,
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Church. At 9:30 children in the Junior Choir; ·and 8 p.m. the
Joseph P. Bishop, Minister
third grade and up will meet C"ancel Choir.
John Schott, Aasoc1ate MiJIlItw for Church School. and those !iJ
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the second grade and down will CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTES
OA ,#. Mom hold classes at 11 o·clock.
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9,30 A.M. and 11:0 .....God's infinitely wise and intelling Worship ServIce. Mr.
The regular service of Morning
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hop w ill preach on
Prayer will be held at 11 o'clock.
In S p i r i t . "
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including
man, wlll
be brought
"The
igent government
of the
9:30, 10:45 and 11:00, A.M. - Those serving as ushers will be out at Christian Science s.ervices
Chureh School classes wlll meet. as follows:
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this Sunday by the Lesson-Ser~
9·.SO A.M.-Men's and Women's ·C. B. Blake,' W. M. Bush. C. H.
d"
mon entitled ";Min •
5~~b!~~onflrmation Class. W. Ingraham, J. W. Jones, C. W. Keynoting the Lesson-Sermon
6:00 P.M.-Young Adults.
Randall, Jr., S. D. R.eynolds, l· K. is the Golden Text from James
6:S0 P.M. - Senior and Junior Schad,. and N. A. Weber.
, ·(1:5): ....If any of you iackwlsdom.
High Fellowship.
Jack, Calhoun, Y/ill serve as
th
Ash Wednesday, Febr0ar7.:ZS
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"t'8"'cl' k'WalterReynolds let him ask of· God, that give to
8:00 P.M.-Cberubini Requiem.
a 0 oc
all men liberally" and upbraidetli
METHODIST CHURCH
and Grant Hebble will serve at 11. not. and it sha:n'be,glven him."
John C. Kulp'
During the 11 o'clock service Tay_
All are invited to attend the
MInister
~or Barnett' and ~nn Hay will be services at 11 a.m. First Church
. Rudolph H. Hodge
10 charge of the nursery.
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. f Christ Scientist Park avenue,
MInister
A special Youth Service will bE! a.
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held at Christ Church, Phlladel~ -Swarthmore., '.
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Mr. Fred Ha:ley
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Organist-Director of Muslr
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Sunday. FebrDlll'J' 20
"'45 A M--Church School
A.M. -'. Morning Worship
Service. Mr. Kylp will.
4:00.
tion~P.ff:T-Melnbedhip'
Class.
.7:00 P.M. - youth Fellowship

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.~directl:·r.~o~n~O~f~th~e~cl~ass~~p~r~esI~d~en~t~,~th~~e-dar.~.~k,~~a~n~d~~sq~'~la~r~e~d~a~n,clln_g.

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'' Five students from Swarthmore ....
". J ames G • 'Delano, DUD.
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to Tbe BwwtluJiOn!uJ _WIt
,College have teceDtly sailed for D. Ainslie, Jr., Mrs; John W. Car': ._
If the ;:=~
South Amerl!:a to &pend the sec- roll, Mrs. :Henry C. Patterson, BtDtGr. leU ond semester of thts college year Mrs. P1erre 'J. Decrouez, Mrs. =r...~ tbe 4IoefttIon of UUi
at universlties in Bagota, Colom- Charles H. Topping, MriI. Hilton
bla, and Lima, Peru. This study Duling, Mrs. J'recl B.Wi1son, lIoIrs. Dear Sir:
is made JlOISlble by scholarships W. C .. H. Pren~,:Mrs" Winthrop ""The forlwtes of iravel have
establilsh.ed last, year by the HOIl- R. ~~~t, Mrs. carl T. Furniss brought to us many friendships
bl Am
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US'Am and .....,,~ B. Blair Price:
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among splendid people of, var.bassador
to
Australia.
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nationalities and races,
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the b.usinesa seCtion, 80bert
PrisclUa Mitchell, II junior from Honeyford its eaptabi will be aided Anglo-saxons, Japanese. Chinese,
Bloomington, Ind.• , and Daniel by Mrs. George H. Hansel, West Negroes, etc. We _ociate with
Aubry. a so"",-omore from N",,!, Cochrane, WUlIam Shirley.
them a:Jl o~ the basis of our
York City, ~~;~veltoLima to. South of the'railroad, Helen C. esteem fDr their c!laracters which
study .:wtth Piuress.;rs from, the Anderson, captain, will have the are quite unaffected by skin color
University of San Mareos. They following assistants: ·.Irene Moll. or native 'culture. Y'e would be
wlll join, ~llie",.Jarborougb, 'a Mrs. Grover. Greene, ~. GJen~ happy to' bave any of them reside
junior from Stra .....vrd. Conn.• who dtinning' Mrs. E' B II Ills Mrs next to us.
,has been In Lima .since last Sep_
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'lug het entire Dennison Bancroft, Mrs. D. Reea
Swarthmol'e is a delightful
j1!Wor',sear" at lheuniversltjr Geer, Mrs. WilliamH. Webb, Mrs. community. Its _ 4;haracter, howth . .
W.• O. Heinze, .Barbara Lukens. ever, rests on the Pl!rsona:JltlE!li of
· ~re:, ) ... ,."., ,< .
MrS. Violet.B/gger. :VIrginIa Bath, its citizens and .aurely , not on
Karen ChiiStfamon.
a sopho:;. Mrs WI"';!"- J.COIle .&n4 '
.their
' color
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'!lOfe\~m nammond,Ind.,J. Joan M a r t i n . ' ,
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Nelson, a junior from . Blrming- . Assistin ",~_. B W.....
It is obvious that· citizens of
ham, Ala:, and DonaidMcGrady. taIn, Wlu',~7~~ ~~::: .colors ar~ unjustly limited in the!r
a sophomore from Rising Sun, son, Mrs. Don DiCkinson, Mrs. R. OPportunities· of . ~d~ce. In
Md., will travel to Bagota, Peru. B .. Wagstal!..Mrs. B. Lee, Mrs. many communities. so It ~eeDlS to.
to study at the University of the Robert Dalftiy, 3. H. G. McCon_ us the project proposed .m south
Andes. '
echy, Mrs. l'rank Starrett. Jr.• SW.arthmore !or such opportuMr. Peaslee has long been In- Mrs. R. E. Farrington, Mr. 'and nibes for. reSIdence Is In every
terested in U.S. relaUonshlps with Mrs. W. H. Rushton, Mr. and Mrs. way adffilrable, and shOuld have
South America and feels that it Albert Stamford Mr. and Mrs J the cordia:l support of all citizens
is important for students from this H: Beckman, M;' and Mrs. Dmrlei who are trying to practice chi:is~
cowitry to have first-hand knowl_ Goldwater, Mrs. William S'car- tian brotherhood. and observe, the
edge of neighborS 'to the south. borou'gh, Mrs. H. N. COD!pton, Jr., equality for which our country
Mr. Peaslee graduated from Mrs. John W. Soule. Frederick J. was founded.
Swarthmore College' In 1907 and Baxter, Maurice Moore and Mrs.
Yours truly.
received his LL. B. from Columbia Robert W. WOOd.
.
'J. Passmore Eikinton
University.' Hi! galne.:I world repC. W, Hartman, captsin, will be
Anna Griscom Elkinton
utatlon as a lawyer in
work as aided by Mrs. W. C. Snyder, Mrs.
-_-"'-_ _ __
secretarY. geJleral of the Interna~ Harlan Jessup, Mrs. George B.
Mrs. BUrton N. Cox, Jr., with
tional Bar AssOCiation, a posl- Heckman. Mrs.'. Willillm Kurtz- her small ·tfon be sUU holds. H~ was ap- halz, Mrs. Ned Pyle. Mrs. Johan arrive Sunday to spend a week
t10inted to the post. of Ambassador Natvig and Mrs. Anthony Fa!r- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
.to Australla by President. t::Isen- banks.
Albert L. Schoff of Michigan avehower in June, 1953:
Assistants for Augustus S. Titus; nue.
~aptsin, .. will .\ be 'Mrs. Layton Mr. and Mrs. Avery Blake: of
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Northrup, MrS. Thomas R. McIi"- 'A h t
G·· eorge W:h'
, ,fmcm ,':asey, heriney. Mrs. Edwin J. Faulkner; m era. avenue· entert a:1ned,. at a'
· Noted Arehite'cf, D,·es· Mrs. John ·w
... Seybold, Mrs, Rieh_ sma:n reception Tj1esdB)" irlght,
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mond D. Fetherolf. Mrs. Frank T. honoring board 'members of Ro(Continued. from Page. 1) ", Ransburg, l\4fs... 'DavltL Braun tary and new members of Rotary
for many years . unthfa11irig' Susan Braun:MiiJ•. fiaJik11n A: an'd their wives.
,,'
health broqgbt his reslilnaUon.
Andrew, Mrs. George Dunn. MrS.

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State & Monroe Sh.

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Yes ••• Philadelphia Suburban Wote~ Company engineers,'
fll:ermen, •swi~board openilors, bookkeepers, stanographers, ~m:enanc;e .men-and many others-all contribute.
to the rouncf-Jhe.dock dependability of your Springfield
Walar Service. And the coot to the overage family is only
about 0, dime a day. No wonder so many agree. "Spring_ ..
field Waler would be a bargain-even at 'lwice the priceY'

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_ 15' Beige textured. wilton
12' Hunter Green textured wilton
,15' Green embossed wilton
12' Beige textured wilton
9' Oyster textured wilton
*15' Almond' Green twist
*12' Gray twist
*15' Green twist
15' Spice twist
12' Spice twist
12' Green twist
12' Gray twist
9'Gold twist
9' Green twist
*12' Green twist
* 9' Gray twist
*18' Nutria tWist
*18' Gold twist '
* Slight irregulars.
Many items not listed.
Sub;ect to prior sale.
Budget terms available.

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NEWS NOTES
Prior to a meeting of the selectlon committee of the Community
Arts Center's architectural tour,
Dr. Robert M. Walker committee
chairman and professor of fine
arts at Swarthmore College, entertalned Cbarles E. PetersOn, supervising architect on. historical.
structures for the National Park
Service in Philadelphia, and I.
Newton Flounders, MedIe· architect at a d '~ner at his Whltter
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home
February
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Tuesday

evening,
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Mrs. John Bowditch, r., 0
Cornell avenue entertaJn.ed at a

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.lster, Mr. aDd Mrs. George F.
tea for Miss Provost on e ruary ~
f
S rthmoreans
Corse, Jr., ormer wa
24.,
wbo have moved recently from
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Martinsville, Va., to Wilmington,
Long, of Wallingford gave a birth..
day party Sunday afternoon In De~. and
Robert Clothier
honor of Mrs. Long's son, Robert of columbia. avenue will be. the
Howarth, 4th.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Mrs. llichard A. ~on of Rlver-, Plummel at' a dinner and bridge
view road ent.:~ed. at. a . tea
tonight In De1aIre, WJlmWednemsr I'f~rnoon I,n hon.or of, ~~~_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Mrs. ".. Il:. 9)Ne,DS of st. Simons, ,.
Ga. lI4r. and Mrs. Owen and their
H8TAft !COTICH
son' Steve are spending the w.eek ~ ~!'o ~~o.!:~~
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as the Enions' house guests.
IlEPBURN WlAT1'B1IB. De..- .
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TeotammtazY-QIl
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Santor.
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of Vassar avenue recently return- underaJgnlld. 'WIIe,,~ueetaor d_.!:'$
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ed from a ten day visit in Florida. IIOIUI hav\llg":"';";r
_nt
S PEN
Mr. and Mrs. Le~ls B. Bea~r ~lreth:..own the _e, ADd aIl
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Jane Provost who has recently Jr., of Drexel Hill en
moved to 214 Cornell avenue. Saturday evening In honor of
... b ther In tertained
law and
tea yesterday atternoonfor MIss
Mrs. Bowditch will give another Mrs. Beatt, s ro
- BOROUGH OF SWARTHMORE
ORDINANCE NO. 572
An Ordinance Fixing the Rate of Taxation for the Year 1955
for General Purposes of the Borough of Swarthmor~, for
Aiding in the Maintenance of the Free Library and for Payment of Interest on the Debt of the Borough, and Payments
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top chest. Allison
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cu~omers on· all malre. of.
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Level payinent plan on 011
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portation. One person. SWarthmore 6-2518.
Fcm=-iAD1r::::stiidiiOCOt~;tin"ew~1 FOR RENT-Evans Road, Sprlngmahogany dinette size drop-leaf
field six room' hous~ one and GuaranJeed, Standard Coal
table, mahogany Governor ~in- one-ha'if· baths; garage.' $135 per
thIop desk,. mahogany dining month. Yearly lease. Call, Bittle,
table and six chairs, sideboard SWarthmore 6-0111.
and corner cabinet. SWarthmore
WANTED
6-4413.
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... and appliance repairs-prompt
service. TV Sl'!ts repaired in' the
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'more 6-3889.
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escent Home, 2507 Chestnut St.,
work for WI'!dnesday, Swarth- ~--i! :.........T-~
Chester. Nursing care for all ill- more reference. Call CHester 4n e sse s. Professionally stalled. 3321.
DAY and NiGHT
State licensed. Special diet cases. WANTED
Home for part
Spacious grounds. Sadie D. Pipkitten. House
OIL BURNER
pins, propril'!tor. CHester 2..9997. trained.
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Loeal
tax~~ers w.~o have
budgeted thelr- 1955 Borough taX
in accordance with last year's rate
can adjust their net income upward'fj)the tiliie of oilemlU' for
each dollar of their realty assessmllllt. . for . the annul. tax ordinance pasiedMon$y 'evening
by Borough Cou'ncli' decrees a
total levy of 16* mills for boroughpurposea IncJudlng .sin1riilg
funds and.llbrsry operation. The
saving coines from ClIttinir sinking
fund allotmenta to·the 'same '1*
mllllevel.as the llbrilry.
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At the' same time Councll
. adopted itS budget·. tor the current calendar year, totaling ,178,-

1I0NDAY TORU SAT1IBDAY

. Many Attractive Homes Available
Swarthmore and Vicinity

Baird &. Bird

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Pennlssi4n to tear· down the
present garage and sales room
occupied by Fusco Motol'" Com~
pany at South .Chester and Fairview roads, was granted the
ownet'S,' the Sinclair, Reftnlng
like.
Company, w!tich plans to erect a
After applying tlxative to its modem ·service. station and small
financlal picture, Councll bowed' repair shop at the' loe·atlon.
to area pressures and rescinded
J. A. Green
permttted to
'earlier plans for two publlc im- install two 20,Ooo-gallon' fuel oil
· prov'ementa in the northern por- pumps In the ground at his bus~
tlon of the borough. Residents of iness . headquarters on South
.Riverview avenue having ap- Princeton avenue.
proacbed Councll upon numerous
Frank Maselli, representing the
occasions regarding the safety ot Swarthmore Lions Club, ollered
children r8$1ding On the street, the borough six additionl\J trash
Councll some time ago granted ~eptacles for street use. - Counthe!rwishes for a traffic barricade cll, while ....ppreciating the gescls$g the street to through ture, decllned the gift since the
vehicles at the south end. Last two. existing cans, placed On cormonth another Safety measure, ners in the business section, func_
the laying of sidewalk alo",g' the t10n with ·contlnualcompllcatlon.
east side of the three-block idde1 Instead of using them for deposit
waIkJess street; was t.rdered.The 'Of occ~iI!.onal candy wrapperS;
order was .retracted when over 40 tally sticks and similar items
resl~ls', Wltj1 JWss P.la'izgiBl! ~ VYhi~~ J:ll,ght otherwise descecrate
423 Rlverview'avenue as'spokes- thestree)s, some local residents
man: ap~d . arid petitioned lind 'even on~ot two from} helgh~
agali1st the sidewalks' 'lWonday bonng . towns 'periodically mlsevening" 'It wall'sP>teCi t!!at' side- u~qerstand tp.~ p~e of these
walks would ruin beallty of lawii8, '1'cfy~tawners" .mel ·bting· their
sacrifice' 'trees' and 'd...,ieclat'e accUniuldted "tIn c8ns.and other
homll values on. the
housebold rubblsh hence to over"', Cowii!JJ'~.......:m~··'to. a rean- flow tlte 'sl!~ed C!>ntainers and
predation Of an'litli.er rurai' io~h adendAnl"alltiiontiilii.'" "'' .. which appeals W~n ofe~~e:OO':;
'" 'p' n-:" .~s-:
iilg rnajOi'ltjof abti'ttint' f,l.'Opi!rtY'
Awanre.r .,.. rae •.
· oWners,"when Chestm\t( laneres~' :r.e~i 'i\: "'f: ,0(1 ~"!""n'
idents . alSo" a~ended'; Min'ldaj's .... 't' ., ...•. '~if',. l~ Benjamin
, ssi'
, .. ., .. es avenue, an Rudolf HIrsch
.se on and protested CoUncil's 204"B' "j .:;.,_ W' t"" ' . J
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.dbed .
en
es. avenue, wer~
On resl!·t· .. ·t
.... r ~ "., .' awarded degrees at the University
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en 0 the alngle~block, of. Pennsylvania's mid-year constreet. has repeatedly sought the vOcation last Saturday morning In
improvement to alleviate con tiona which dlstressthose who a B.A. degree aDd Mr.' HIrsch. was
enter his ~ome facln~ on the lane. awarded a .doctor of philoso h
Proportionate abates in the cost degree
p y
of the street improvement would
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be assessed other owners of property along the ,street, including ,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....
resldenta of corner bomes which
face .on the already paved and
,
sidewalked avenues, Elm and Coll~ge. Council d!=ocraticanr ac,ceded to the wID of the majority,
rirln-cheCking . the' lriiproven'lent
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• (the borough's share of .w!tich· had
been pl"ced In the 1955 highway
budget) until 1956 when the' stlll,
small voice may be reconsidered.
Out of discussions with the l!"Ire
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were awarded which had been place, and Mrs. Joseph Donovan,

vey of the Cresson lane bridge uiunlw for the. suP~rt given their made by club 'inembei-s, were Mothers C1u~ who convened in
over Little. Crum Cteek 'and sub- annual Fashion' Show and' Card served during the .card party their respective homes Monday
mit an estimate of cost on 1iIllt- Party 'for the beneftt of the Dela- which followed. .'
.
night for roUnds of Informal
able replllcement -of tire" present
CountY Tralningeen:ter' for
Mal.' Frank 'Starrett of Marl- bridge..The Valentine theme was
dlrt-roildsttuCtun! in case Im- RetardedChlldren, . held at the etta ,avenue' was chairllllm of the emphasized in the decorations and
provement of -thiS lane, an exten- Woman's Club "l'iIesday evenliig, FRswon .Show Gonurilttee, ?J!:rs. refreshmenta,
slon. CIt'Hatval'd' avenue
. February 15. .. , .
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Gregory H.eath was in charge' of
Door prizes were won by Mrs.
Amherst and Swarthmore ave~ . 'The liudlimce thoroughly en- tables, Mrs.' .Gene Cunn'ngllam Mason Lindsey, Mrs. Harry Rednues, should be ·laUllched.
the'" preview' Of"sprlng served .astlcket chairmari,Mrs. dig, M,rs. Edward CorneUus, Mrs.
SWartlimore
Gardens
was fashions presented by Mrs. Ster- ~ameS ~teele as publlclty chair- Harry McCalllster, Mrs. Norman
granted· a' month's rePrieve from ling Donaldson of Medta.
m:ail; .MrS. Alden QulDt;u'd' 'and Weeks and' Mrs. Frank Forwood.
Council's' JanuarY' ultimatum -te·Mrs. C. Russell 'Plillllps, Mrs. lfotis. J. VI. Bamhartas cO-chalrMrs. CHarles Durkin was chalrqulrlng the deVelopers' to pay
.Forsyttle; Mrs; 'Robert B. m'eh in ·I;barg.;c'of'refreslunents, man of the parties.
$25;000 toWard' palling Michigan Clothler,Mrs. ··Samuel. AlthouSe Iilid Jean Biakiston as c1ialrn:ian
avenue, aDd'to rePave' other sec- and Mal. JohnlWchael, all mem- Of door' prIZeS•. Mrs.. J. F. Collier
Mrs. John S. Vertner,. who
tiom Of the 'deveJopmellt.W. A.
of the WOOUdl'S Club made Was· 'plano" acconip8nlSt for the malted her home. with her sonClarke, Sr.,·askedtot' the exten:.
~odels: wearing a ~ariety show. '~. Walter Hannuin, in-law and daughter, Mr•. and
sion'in view of the 1mposslbllity of styllis from cotton daytIDte Junior ciub preSIdent, was ten- Mrs. 'J. F. Howe of Swarthmore
of proceeding with such work dresses to cocktail gowns. Junior eral chairman' of the fashiOn show .avenue, is vlsl.ting in Altadena,
under prevaUing weather condi- Club m\!lllbera 'w!>o-' appeared as and party.
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CONSTRUCTION

Sixteen and one-half (l6~) mills on each dollar. of assessed valuaShe'et M" e'tal W··or'k'
tion, as aforesaid.
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. PASSED this 14th day of February, A.D. 1955.
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BOROUGH OF SWARTHMORE
R~ofing
G.tten
By THOMAS W. HOPPER
President of Council
Air Conditioning
Attest ELLIOTT RICHARDSONtieatlng
Borough. Secretary .
011 • GO. • bar. .n
APPROVED THIS 14th day
of February, A.D. 1955.
JOSEPH REYNOLDS
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at the January
meeting.
$92,000 receipta
derlvl'!s
from town taxes, with the' remalnder listed from varted sources
such as parking .meter intake,
state reimbUrsements, . fees . for
street openlIig permits and the

Jack Prichard

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BlILDIIiS CDIISTRUCTmll
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~ l@} . Olontr Gus' Houtman, \lOrough en- ·Members of the Junior Woman's donated by Ute merchants of Elm avenue, were. ho~tesses to
~c:t'!lR~mrAf Fe~.
gineer, wiui asked to nlalte a
Club wish to thank the com· Swarthmore. PunchBnd cookies, 60 membere of the Swarthmore

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Section 1. That for the year !955 a tax be. an d the .same .::·'·I.~~=========~
ORDAIN:
hereby levied upon all property m the Boroullh ot.. Svyarthmore,
subject to taxation for Borough purposes,. at the rate. of SIXteen and
one-half (l6~) mills on each dollar of the ",aluation of same as
assessed for County purposes.
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Section 2. The tax above levied shall be apportione
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(b) For debt purposes, and payments into Sinl?"g F'und No· 1l12,
a tax at the rate of One-half (~) of a IDlll on each do ar
of assessed valuation;
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(c) For debt purposes, and payments into Smkmg F,un
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a tax at the rate of. One and one-half (1~) IDllls on eac
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dollar of asse§Sed valuation;
SWARTHMOU. PA.
(d) For aiding in the maintenance of the Free Library a tax
at the rate of One and one-half (l~) mills on each dollar
assessed
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a total
ratevaluation;
of Borough ta1< for the foregomg
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. LOST-Gold link bracelet, charms,
, attached with naqles . Jill!,
Lynne, ,Michele, Kim and Barry
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. 2523. Reward.
FOUND-Chlld's right hand. mitten
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"Our automatic gas water'heater provides
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mE SWARTBMOREAN

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y. I"n the Dark' School Considers
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Desp,'te Swarthmore's proverblal "dryness," a large part of
the community will gladly join bi
a toast to the sparkling "Lady In

the Dark" which is currentlY
packing them in at the Players
Club, ·F·'~"ew road. Moss Hart's
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popular - musical,
a novelt v bi the
club's repe·rto'-, was an• ins~t
h,· t al ,'ts drst~~perfOrmance here
this W
· eek. A demanding and tax."~ undertaking for any amateur
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the·atrical troupe, it makes. a. .bld
at being the high spot of the season.
·- rty, J r., sets a
' Harry H. C....e
high mark of courage and a. bility
. the dlreC
. . to row
f h a t mus.' be
as
one of the largest groups to
participate in a Players Club production: ape r son alit y - plus
cast; a chorus which rises
sup e r b I y, under the directlon and accompaniment of Inez
Chapman, to the difficult music of
"Lady In the Dark", and is con-.
slstently in the act; distinguished
choregraphy by Daniel Perna and
a talented solo Danseuse Carlotta
Spadaro. Joseph Gualiierl· assists
the director.
Set designs by Henry Gayley
display a delightfully high degree

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L"bert"
Boys' Five Plays.
In·dividual I les . Ridley Twp. Tonight
,
forum
Sets
Da,
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in July. Formalities of eftecting
Dates, speakers, and meetbig
the actual union, and a prelim- places for the newly organJz.ed
biary draft of a teachers'salarcommunitv
y . IndIvidual LIbe1'tip
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schedule submitted by Charles Forum have been scheduled,
14artln of the Board were dIs.- has been reported by Wayland H.
ti
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later Eisbree, chairman. All meetings
cussed in exec~ ve s
on bers are open to the pti1)lic.
in the evenlng. T~
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Five "'".ussion meetin~. will be
of the RuUedg.e Sc 00
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ttends
held
based
upon short, easily .read
were in a
nee.
d
bulletins
prepared
for community
Before closeting Itself the Boar
Inf
al
discussions
bv
experis
in their
decided to hold an
orm s e s - .
Wednesday
sion at 7: 30 p.m.
, field.
th
H
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place
Local .residen'March 2, at .e ave 0
.. will serve as
Mr
.T·"'in
for
discus
discussion
leaders,
with emP.hasls.
home of
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withth
'ft_
estion
on
"'--ussIon
and
free
interchange
sion .of e sa_.r q u . . . . . . .
the teachers' executive committee. of .views, rather than speeches.
Advertisement for bids on supassoci te
a pro.:
plies and· eq''uipment for the 1955- .. Stephen ·Whither,
I b S arthmore
56 school year was authorized. It tessor of Eng] s,
d th. wfirst disCollege, which
will leawill be
e ,centered
.
was reported that the hand ralls cusslon
requested by the Board last month about U,e palnphiet ''The Bill of
had been placed by Pennsylvania. Rlghts and Our Individual LibRailroad at ilie south flight of erties," . by T. V. Smith. The
steps at the PrInceton avenue meeting will be held' at 8 p.m.
pedestrian underpass.
February 28 at Whittier House.
. The Swarthmore Board· will The . group will also discusS
write Springfield Township Com- "Where Constitutional Liberty
missioners, poInting out the hsz" Came. From," by Alfred KellY.
ard to Rutledge pupils who walk
along Swarthmore· avenue en
·ICE SKATING PARTY
route to studies at Swadhnlore
High School, and requesting that . Mrs. Carl Atkins and Mrs. Eda sidewalk be placed along .'\lne ward Fehnel,' leaders of. Girl
side of the street south of Yale .Scout .Troop No. 428, sponsor,d a
avenue. The. Rutledge Board has trip 'to the ice skating rink 'last.

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The Swarthmore High School
basketball team Wall upset by a
firedEddystone dve on the
up .
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night
Eddystone court first
Tues .ay arte • it
Durbig the
. qu
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looked as though Swarthmore
would have an easy time of it
with the score going to 14-8 at
the end of the period. The. half29 23 wi'''S
, ..
time score was
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war
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more still ....
ui sto
.."n tried another.
period Ed..., ned 1'1 poinis to
·defense, and rna
et' e 10 during this
the LitUeWith
Gam30 s onds of the
stanza.left
d thesec
score 53-51 in
game
,Ed""
an to
Swarthmore
favor of
...,s ne,
.th
almost pulled thl! game out WI
a tie-up attempt but a foul was
called e'VU>
oft • .i_ g Ed....
u.r stone the extra
po'._
ts·
it
needed
to sew up the
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gam/!:. .
Swarthmore actually lost the
game. on the foul line,.ljIetting but
9 .pojnta· of2G attemptaon the
foul lbie, while Eddystone scored
22 pobita of .34 attempts. Local
boys out-scored the Stoners from
the field with 21 goais to 17.
Swarthinore's defense was fair,
but the offensive play left much
to be desired. Hitting double
figures for the Little Garnet were
Pete Kroon (17) and Barry
Gwinn (12). This loss gives the
Garnet a 7-3 log in· the league

Ridley Park tor seeond place.
Tonight an important game
wIth the RIdley Township team
wlli be played qn the local court.
The boys will be out for revenge
of the Eddystone defeat aDd can
place themselves bi the thick of
the fight for second place as a
resul~• of Ii win. The Green
Raiders are undefeated in league
play, hamg ftrst place to them~
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Service is Club Topic

Volunteer Workers

Open Club Meeting

Hear CD Talk
D Fran
Fussell,Division
chairmanr.of the ces
CivilR,Defense
of public a1falrs department, will
have charge of. the meeting of the
Woman's ClUb of Swarthmore
Tuesday, March 1, at 2 p.m. when
Mrs. Gweneth Zarfoss, coo:.:dbiator,
Emergency Welfare Services of
the . State Council of Civil Defense, will ~ On "Women in
Emergency Welfare Services." A
feature of her talk will be instruction in the CRre of evacuees in

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Discussion March 1st

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centers.
open
to the
public.The meeting
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Mrs. Zarfoss, born of British
parents in Seoul, Korea,· became
American citizen while attendlog
btalschool
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The names of Red Cro,ss Fund solicitors are lisV!d below for the
Rotary President Avery Blake looks on as WilHam F. Lee, vice.information of the community. They include:
president of the ol'Pllizatlon, buys from Postmaster Robert G.
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Chairman,
'Fri!d· N. , - - - - - - - - - - - . . . : . - . . : . Gilfillan, Jr., the first block of the U. S. postage stampS como,
Bell; Captabi Mrs. Cecll D. HowNO PARKING ALLOWEDI
memoratlng Rotary's 50th AnnIvef!!al'3':.
ard,
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Workers.
Mr.
and·
Mrs,'
Ch.ar.lea.. Br.ady, Mrs.. . . Wahl. Olme,.
To the aiarmof The Swarth-,
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~otary OHicers Buy. Commemorative Stamps

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18.SO PER YEAR

One hundred s e Venty-4lve Swarthmoreans have accepted re.
.sponsibility. for the 19550 Red
Cross Fund drive which is. ready
take all proinptly Tuesday, March 1, under the· general
.
of Eills B. Ridgway, Jr. Door-ta-door solioitations will
da,v. Swarthmoreans are asked to cOllslder carefUlly· the"
need for the services of the Red Cross and to give generously
early.in the campaign.
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Solicitors are notified that remodeling a\ the' Swarthmore ~ office
of the First National Bank of Delaware- CountY prevents its uSe as a
·collection center but that the adjacent o1Dce of E. L: Noyes will be·
available. Mrs. A. W .. Bass, Jr., treasurer of the, Swarthmore Branch
of the American Red Cross, will be·in that office
10 a.m. until
12
noon,
dally
j>ag]J;1nlng.
FrIday,
March
4,
fl!1':
the
convenience
of
collectors.

Store Wide I

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SWAB'DlMORE, FRIDAY, . FEBRUARY 25, 1955

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111:al1955 Red Cross Fund Campaign '::~("'~\':

ample stocks and
. skilled persoDftel as·
sano prompt and pt...
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p,.~ ~.haw

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SUPPORT

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IICripd~. c:ompolUlded
lJ"d~, turn to as; Our

ENJOY
NEW·:··
KITUHEN
BEAUTY with a

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HURRY

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CROSS
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Ellis B.' Ridgway,

of
imaginative
ariistry.
a similar
February
Mrs.·
W. Alfred
dream
sequence.
was The
the circus
mosl already
with thefiled
Township.
Smith
and 9.Mrs.
Anfuony
Fair.
colorful moment of the stellar
Tne resignation of Mrs. Mar- banks assisted In transporting
production, including
it does garet Ann Miller as,Rutgers Ave- Scouts to the rbik.
the Gertrude Lawrence - styled nue School secretary was anThtlse who enjoyed the aftersong "Jenny Made Her MInd Up" nounced. .
noon were Brenda Adams, Betsy
The two besl songs of the show
Atkins, Elafne Blankenship, Suare the recurring "My Ship,"
Mrs. Margaret R. Marsh form- san Carroll, Barbara Dunn, Janet
and "This Is New."
erly of Jacksonville, Fla., has re- Edward, Lillian Fairbanks, Lynn
Saliy McFadden, emerging from turned to Swarthmore after sev- Fehnel, Betsy Jarrett, Martha Jeothe dark as Eliza Elliott proves eral years absence, and is making sup, Michelle Marsh, Charlou NIh~~self a versatile trouper. A her new home in the Dartmouth chols, Beverly Smith, Mirfam
player of known and steadyabil- House. Mrs. Marsh is the mother Stott, Nancy Thorbahn and Rhoda.
ity in the club; her Liz" :.hasmo~ of Mr. A .. H. 1\Iarsh of cOlumbia Uth'l' '
,
ments of brilliance in a role for. avenue. •
;.
vihich Gertrude Lawrence has set
Mrs. Leroy T. Wolf, Park avei!ti;:inescapable staridard in slng- llue, enroute to Miami,. Fl!'., to Red Cross Committee
bi-g,' dancing, and acting. The join her husband, stopped off reAids Veteran Centers
Players Club audiences find Miss cently at Columbia, S. C., to
(Coniinued "'om Page 1)
McFadden a charming LIza.
visit her son, Pvt. Jim Wolf, who
Perdue Cleaver .. as Photograph- is taking his basic trabilng. at Naval Hospital; for ward decoraK HCHEN
er Russeil Paxton gives 'the met- _F_or_I_J_a_ck_so_n_._ _ _ _ _ _...:._ tions and .stamps 'at Vall~y Forge
•
Hospital;
for
lpng
playing
records,.
ropoUtan touch with an artistry
cigars, and the "Gifts :to Giv~";
far· beyond the amateur expecta- are smali parts well done.
easy,
ad
,.;.., kicchm
program at Coatesville, Veterans
tion. He contributes Immeasurcompl.lOI, mocIemiud WJtb QUAJ(ER MAID
Not listed on the program are Administration Hospital; and iI:
ably. to ~ bright' brittleness of three nbith 'graders from the ""ntribuUon to the hoapital mag-. '
installed by our trained kitcbeo p1lnnen JOU ..... be sure of
the play and to the dream se- School Band, Carol Williams,. Jim azine at. West Philadelphia V. A. I
JoaB~·JaSMg beautY • • • more COD,eaJ~ •. t • lII0I8'
quences as Beekman the challeur, Robinson, and Seth Singleton,. Hospital. ' ,
wolklng space In your present. kilCheo.
.
. and the rmgmaster with surely who lead bi the circus dream seWithout obligation ,..'11 gladly give ,.,u mote fIdotmadoo
the most elegant of whips.
quence with the fiouish of drum
In addition 36 gaily decorated,
and show you oUt complete line.
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.
Wililam K. Harriman is· Ideally major, drummer and· trombonist; homemade birthday cakes and,
caSt as the psychiatrist, Brooks. and Gary Hand who portrays L'te 4300 cookies were supplied paCHURCH-RE~VES.
tients at the·· Naval Hospital and
Mr. Harriman. has evidenced in youthful .and adamant Ben.
According to all reports, "Lady clothing, books, puzzles playing
several roles for the club the gift
17Y2 S. Chester Road, SWarthmore 6-3450
of losing himself in any role,' the in 'the Dark" opened bi top form cards, magazines, pocket combs.Modern Homes - Modem Kitchens - Alterations·
prerequisite of a· good actor. The Monday night and played to one and afghans viere given the three
audience evidences com pIe t e of the largest drsl night audiencl!s other hcspltals.
agreement with· Maggie that in in' the club's recent record, despite
Community organlzations in- !RIlIUUUIUIIUlIIJIIIIIUlUUIIllIllHlHlIIIUUUIIlDIHlBIIHlIBDIIlUIURIlDlllInIUIUlUIII!DDllIlllIIRlllUlUUIIUU!
time of illness Dr; Brooks will falling snow and slippery travel- eluding the Womens groups of the 5l
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be tl:\e drsl to know.
ing. The frequent ~omment hellrd Trinity, Methodist, an ~
Maggie Grant is played effec- by many people expresses the terian Churches, the Swarthmore §
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tively by. Jean' Phillips whose hope that ·the report of stahdlng Woman's Club, th e Thimble· §'
radio and televis"ion experience is room only·· during· the woiekwill Group, the American Legion Aux- ~
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a· gift to the ciub and to its au- prove to the board of directors illary, and indlvidualscontrib)1ted,
_§'.
diences. As L1za's confidante she that this variation in the club's $400 to the wo~k of this Red Cross !l
is a pleasant cohesion to the sep- "Date Book" is a weicome addl- committee 10 be applied to the ~
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arate scenes and ·the disparate lion. The production .is a cocky Christmas program bi the four ~
emotions of those around her.
feather in the club's hat.
area hospitals.
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The role of LIza's lover gives
prominence
George S.almons as
I ·
.
Kendall Nesbitt, faithfully in attendance; Donald Mathis' as the
S,lO
cbiema heart throb of millions,
hopefully in attendance; Donald
Hand as the advertising manager
pugnaciously in attendance; each
fulftlls his role well. Mr. Mathis
h~ the look and sound of a moVie
DAY
Idol, Mr. Hand the patter and the
actJon of an· ofticelotharJo, and
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Mr; Salmons, even without a great
dane· and a glass, is, a candidate
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for a man of distinction.
Patricia Told plays the "Ires
Every
- Feb. 23· March 2-9-16-23-30· April 6
I!5S_
chic" Alison Dubois vivacJ.ously,
ONE-WAY COACH FARE BUYS A ROUND·TRIPI
the attractive foil to Maggie',
nOlI PEIIlIA. STA. (3D'III ST.)
. _ II.. PIIIlA. STA1lOII
common . sense, the inadvertant
needle to LIza's lUs.
The child LIza is played
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WONDERFUL SAVINGS
IN EVERY
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. p\gnanu,. 'and winning1y by 1i~t1e
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Frances Hoenlgswald. Others in
DEPARTMENT.. ARE OffERED TO YOU FROM
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the cast who ·cannot go unmenI '
Sotry-nol yolid on ~ed-_ coach 1raI...
ti!)ned lire Helena Hand as Miss
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DELAWARE COUNT-Y'S VALUE· CENTER
Foster, Jane McAfee as Miss Stenp vims, Andre Pollock as lack,
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GOBI. \.e(lYe 10.00 A.M. fnxn P_. 510. (3O!h ~," 10:08
store Houn_ M~ay thn. Thunday 9.30to5~30
Richard 'BarbOr as an office bOy,
IA.M. fnxn N. PhIlo. StUlion
oil any lrain thei6Gfler.
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Pbilomena .Silvers, .Jane MacAlFriday, 9.30 to 9 -.; Saturday, 9.30 to 6
pbie and· Luclue· D'Arigostino as
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Set for Prompt Start Tuesday~ Man;h 1st

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Agnes Sanford to
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n
er She
Inilster's
in
Mrs. G. R.Mansdeld,.,and Mrs.,lL morean, which frankly enjoys
psychology.
has degree
traveled
L. Smith; Captabi Mrs. Herman hamg people
brielly i,n front
Speak Here
through and spent much time in
N. Bloom, workers' Mh..' BOwar Mrs. Agnes Sanford,
the British Isles, South Africa,
Sipler, Mrs. HeDry J. Roth, .Mrs, debts, Swarthmore Borough has
"The Healing Light"'I"d two Indla, China, Japan, and Korea.
John M. Patterson; Mrs. w. AI-·
ted
.tsid be in
novels will speak to women gath- She has taught at Asbury
fred Smith; Mrs. William A. erec.,_ a s..... au. e
ar g
'In ividual Liberties Series ered at the Presbyterian Church Wilmore, Ky., and did welfare
WelSh ·and Mrs. Robert Fudge; red a~d white notice: "No Park';
Opener To Be Held
at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, March 3, and civil defense work in Tampa,
Captain Mrs; Davl ,.
••
for a Day of Silence.
Fla.
.
workers Mrs. Lyman Al Darling,
To, make matters worse there is
At Whiffler
Any whO are,interested in Mrs.
She served in the Women's Re. Mrs. Barton Calvert, Alice'
a' companion. siln just a· bit 10 Stephen Whicher, associate pro- Sanford'';, . acitlve and .wldely serve of the U.s. Navy during 1942
riott, Mrs.. LiC!yd, E. ,K!lu1fman, . e right'-· (even to· The
fessor of English at Swarthmore known ministry of, healing
and 1944, and in the omce of
and Mrs. Wi11l.am Hartman; Call' 'mol'l1an's po~tOf view), defining eolJege, wl11 be, discussion leader cordlally invited to hear her.
Strategic Service in India and
tain Mrs. Charles BlaclJ; w o r k e r s ·
for the first meeting of the comBurma from 1944 to 1946 where
Mrs. John L. Cornog, Mrs. Robert the u:ea palr9l1ed. It.is .wlth sor,- munity-wlde Individual Liberties
she was participating in psy_ ,.,.
L. Willdnson, Mrs. Robert E. FrY, ro"'tha~ The Swarthmorean, 3S3
to be held. next TueSday,
chologlcal wa:rtare.
~,Charles.R;Pratt, MrB...Wal- Darimo!1~.·avenue; J .. F. Black1, at 8.·p:m., at Wbittier
~s. ZarfoSs ",as,' Ii case work' .~
ter Shelly, Jr.,
H;···
avenue;
on the college campuS: . . . ,
supervisor for the State Council "
Wells, Mrs: Mathews M. Johnaon, Robert J. Atz, Auto Repeirs,
The.
date has been TDemonstrate Fashiiorll for tlJe Blli!.d in the Pennsylvania
Mrs. Carl d.
thetr
this
from"Fe"bruary
0,. .
. Department Qf Welfare from 1946
... . ,
' S t i t c h i n g at Tues.
to SePtem~"1950,,,,hen she be. Fox, Mrs•. F. If•• Cliam~: Ml'I.' ....,"
Hearn·,I!D4.'Mra.. J,n!JNI';:·~IF"~'f~· ,.,~,- ....,:" ." ' '.
.
, . . ... , '.. -' .
. her,Pl'I1Sent, .work in the
;.(l~.Mn.: MUton':Ii.'~· J , . ~. ' : ' . J.,. ~.. . . .
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C Defense.

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SeWI"ng E,xpert W,"II
Address:' :J.r.
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~tt (nan,;l1I5·Dartm~~h
,eMoll."Mr~., ~l ~
Cli.~tI/'·'l!i~tionto

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~~ii·MrS;1hODlas-'K.q~';
~~eJ~~~~~:l:I~§~~~:;o~n~.!~~~,~~'l!:~,r::~!!~t!~~'
~nie4}k .
r:::n':::;(I~~j.J~..ADtMp_·:falr,~s.t,~:.:,:
For'·MmhS (.Jpe'lltiDll!: i!iJ~m~~is and~divldual Will.
the~

Jr.,

chairman· of Y::

the feature of

I:.!lhertl ..s." by T. V. Smith and· W()man's. Club program at 8 .p.m. divtsion. of National Defense in
The 10th annual . Antiques
''Where Constitutional Liberty March I, when members gather Delaware County.
of
Swarthmore'Woman's Club Came From," by Altred Kelly. In tile clubhouse for their regular
for the, day wiU inwill beheld March 8, 9, and 10 at These bulletins lIS well as others TueSday meeting.
.
clude . Mrs. Thomas E ... Beddoe
the clubhouse, 118 Park
to be discussed at· subsequent
Mrs. Willia'll. Haschak,repre_ Mrs. Leslie 14.· Clarke, Mrs. R:
Mrs. A. William Bass, .Jr.,
meetings may be purchaSed for
s.entative· of the Chester.. Sbiger E. Cordray, and Mrs. John L.
nounced today. Over 100 memo. nomlnal.fee at' a '1 Sewing Center, wlll oirer Ideas Cornog. Presiding at the tea table
.bers, ipcluding ~e ~reldden.t, Mrs.
Dr.· Whicqer, who
teaches and show gift suggestioni to make wl11 be Mrs. Waiter H. Dickinson
. ' '..
, ' .•. ', ,..
t . · ' . ' hank G •. Keenen,; are assisting American liti:!tature, received his as well, as demonstrate
and Allee Lukens.
.March ·24, III the ·,:!,ib schoo.,·au_· With arrangementa. .;', , . ' .
degree froJU Am. use of new attachements;
ditorium.
As thO
k
h
IS year mar s· t e·
Coliege. • He received an
In addition, to bebig a demon- Annu IF
I Sh
•
According to the ,general· chair.,!U!niyers~"Y .ofthe. F a i r , .
.. frolh 'Coluinbla' ·Univrsity,' strator and Instructor -.saleswoa. ou . oOtlng
man; Mrs. Randolph'
Me"membeu have ·been hard
Ph.D. from Harvard UnI- JUan, Mrs. Haschak finds tlnie to Tomorrow in HS Gym
erford place, the· entire· proceeds work to make it surpass even Its
..•..
do all her "!It home;' seWIng:
. The Varsit,r Club of Sviarth_
former high standards. One of the : Fo)lowing graduation he taught, is married and lives with her
Hi
will pe used for charitable· pur- 'oldest
ill: .thl.s: section at : . 'Continued .on Page. ,,10)
, family in Crum Lynn.
more·
gh School will sponsor
poses•
it's
Annu&l Foul Shooting
.
. the country, the
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Jean Blakiston who is in ·charge T
,A, New York and Philadelp'hla
Fair Is considered to
. New Tax Laws
of the program will .introduce the ournament tomorrow, February
store will present the fashions one of the best.
.
'Of 0
speaker.. The busiriess mee
. ting 26. The· event will· be held at 10
. general *"eme, ".Easter" ...Co~~ee. ci)airmen bi .addition
pen
a.m... in the .high school g,rmunder the
.• .
will precede the demonstration; naSlum.
'55." It is the drst time the store to·. 'Mrs. Keenen, and Mrs.
An illustrated talk on the refreshments will follow.
. The'
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h
is
in
h
.
f
d
.
1
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following
Delaware
CountyI
has presented 'a show bi thii:area w 0.. . c arge' a ,ea ~rs, 10- dIaDges in the new tax laws will"
teams wili take part:
be presented in 'a special
open 3 H.S. Teachers Asked
and among ·the• showings
will be clude.
. tant Mrs.
h· D. Mace
'. 14rs.GOWIng,
'C arroII asP
' BusSwarthmore
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,SIS.
C a~rman,.
,. meeting of the Swarthmore
.
, Eddys t one, Prosm\lderately pnced spring coats, Streeter, treasurer, Mrs. GO,rton iness Association Tuesday eveTo Serve Fall Institute pect Park, LansdoWlle, Hav~ford,
sUits; afternoon lIresses, play W. Brush,secretary; Mrs.
ning, March 1.
Three
Swarthmore teachers C?llingd.ale,·. Chester, Springllpld,
clothes, evening' gowns, hostess nham, T. Bates, house; Mrs. Blr- .. Erank HellnesSy, agent of . the have been invited to serve· on RIdley Park, st. J:ames, Marplegowns and negligees.
ney K. Mor~ and Mrs. S.· L. Internal· Revenue Department plannbig
committees for the Newtown, Darby; Ridley TownAithouse,
food;
Mrs.
C1iJford
from
Washington,
D.C.,
will
be
the
T.eachers
Institute
meetings next ship, Sharon Hill and Haverford
Committee cbalrmen have been
'asJa!d1 which captured the team trophy.
appointed as follows: Mrs. TIromas Banta, food .donations; Mrs. H:Ow~gpeaker at tJ1e8'~'clcick program, fall.
"vlli answe~ questions afterMary Armstrong,has been
. TrophieswlW'liG' awluued to
McIlhenney, door prizes; Mrs. art G. Hopson, dining room; Mrs.
A.
Sidney.
.John'son,
Jr,;
dininll
froni
the
fioor.·
.
,
to
serve
on
the
high
school
con'i~he
'lVinnipg. team and. the five
John Gersbach, programs; Mrs.
rOOm
cashiersj
Mrs.
Robert
Boyle,
G.
West
Cochran",
presidentof
mitt""
representbig
tI1.e
English
li'ighest
individual Scorers. The
Hugh Jackson, models; Mrs. Edward Goldmeyer; ·staging; Mrs, and Mrs..Lesl,leA. WeUaufer. ad- the association, extends·the lnvita" teachers of the county, and Mrs. public is invited to attend.
tlon io the entire community.
Anne· BouJter will reprilsent 11John McWilliams, chances; Mrs. mIsSions. .
Also,
.
Mrs.'
Harry
.
S.
"'oole,
~,
.,.
.
,
brarians of the county on the
Richard Farrington, music; Mrs.
World
~:!lrograMcCm'lli
h'
Frederick Kelley, tickets; Mrs. mailbig; Mrs. Avery F. Blake, ·HEART FUND WORKIiRS
poster
placing;
Mrs.
William
B.
COLLECT
$1.550
.....
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a
n,
teac
er
at
the
Ralph Hancock, hostesses; Mrs.
. Today at
Rutgers
Avenue
School,
is
on
the
'ttee
_~._ I
Howard Smith, posters; and Mrs. Lo",e and Mrs. Donald P, Jones, ,Swarttunore's HeartFund Drive,·
Women are reminded, and
hoStesses', Mrs. Morris L. Hicks
.,
COlIllIU
reg.... wug p 80S for the
Paul E •. Z~er, Pl1bliclty. .
a thiee-iiour .
. elementary section of the Insti~ men ~ . . ~ the World Day of
.. lind Mrs• .Edward.L,· Noyes, arSunday afternoon.' hit. the lUte. The County Institute. plans · Prayer wtIlbeobser .... today at
c. Speak.r
rangements; Alice ."arrlott, tea
mark, Rooert G. Gilfillan, to' split into tWo groups, with the It ».In. atthe"~EJIiseopaJ
hour; Mrs. David Bmgham, dealchBirman, ~tated ~.,w!ll!k. 'elementary school groUp meeting Church, !forth Chester road.
E. H. Taylor of Harvard ave- er hospitali9>; .Mrs. C1arenoe' C.
In aJIllounclng the bicomplete
the Nether. Providence .lIiidI ·
.JOI'IreUna· ......da; ,'of· Baeaos
nue, was one of th. '~'at Franck,' decorations; ·Mrs. AIbaIi returns, Mr. GIJIIllan said thi! School aDd the sei:ondliry school
the Ohio Water Clinic Conference E.Rogers,· art chairman and iii
was 300 Per cent over, last teachers meeting at the Swarth- AIres, ~tIna, .... wd&tcm the·
held at Columbus; OhlG,'Friday. charge ot the poster contest; lIIrs.
,flnaltotaL . "I wollid' like more High. . ' . , ,
.,
..
,. · ....rriee.,fDr. ,,'!,~~{t5,l! . _.BIlIP,
Mr. Taylor spoke on ''The Place of Thomas K, Brown, Jr., DllIPzines;
ib:v thanks, to. all those Dates forQIe,' 1955 InStitute ~ u .
: "" the Gen,
the States in the conservation of, ¥ro. ./U'thUt C. Kent and Mrs. .J.
thetr· tilDe as have been set for October 24 and eraI Dh.V' Yii'·., United
,,~ or ..• ",",1m".
Water and Other NatUra! Be- W. ·WarneS. coat checldng; lIIrs.
and made this drive
25. bY. traditioD a MIlIIday RDd
sour.:es.".
'.., . :
~auUC. ~_•. ~licit:Y.
sue 1 ,» he said..",,---,:: ~ ... Tu~.. "
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.... OIaveIatiOuta fa the
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Mothers qub Will Stage
Fashion Show in March
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'
.. The
spring fashion show
of tile Swarthmore Mother's Club
will be, held· Th~day evening,

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~hciws·
Aiitiqiie~'

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Day.of Prayer
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INTENTIONAL SECOND EXPOSURE

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February 18, 1955

TIlE SWARTHMOREAN

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'Lady in the Dark'
Brightens Boro Life
Despite Swarthmore's proverbial "dryness," a large part of
the community will gladly join in
a toast to the sparkling "Lady in
the Dark" which is currently
packing them in at the Playe~S
Club Fairview road. Moss Hart s
popu'lar musical, a novelty.in the
club's repertoire, was an Instant
hit at its first performanc~ here
this week. A demanding and taxing undertaking [or any amate~r
theatrical troupe, it makes a bId
at being the high spot of the sea-

School Considers
Building New Room
(Continued from Page i)
in July. Formalities of elfec~ing

the actual union, and a prehminary draft of a teachers' salary
schedule submitted by Charles
Martin of the Board were dis-

cussed in executive session later
in the evening. Three members
of the Rutledge School Board
were in attendance.
Before cioseting itself the Board
decided to hold an informal session at 7: 30 p.m. Wednesday,
March 2, at the Haverford ,place
home of Mr. Martin for discussionol the salary question .with
the teachers' executive committee.
Advertisement for bids on supplies and equipment for the 195556 school year was authorized . .11
was reported that the hand ralis
requested by the Board last month
had been placed by Pennsylvania
Railroad at the south flight of
steps at the Princeton avenue
pedestrian underpass.
The Swarthmore Board will
write Springfield Township Commissioners, pointing out the haz.ard to Rutledge pupils who walk
along Swarthmore avenue en
route to studies at Swarthmore
High School, and requesting that
a sidewalk he placed along one
side of the street south of Yale
avenue. The. Rutledge Board has
already tiled a similar request
with the Township.
1'Iie resignation of Mrs. Margaret Ann Miller as Rutgers Avenue School secretary was announced.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

Individual Liberties
Forum Sets Dates

Dates, speakers, an d meeting
laces for the newly organlz.ed
~ommunity Individual Libertl~s
Forum have been scheduled, It
has been reported by Waylan~ It.
Elsbree, chairman. All meetlOgs
are open to the public.
Five discussion meetings will be
held based upon short, easily re.ad
bulletins prepared for co~munl~y
discussions by experts 10 their
field.
Local residents will serve ~s
discussion leaders, with emphasIs
on discussion and free interchange
01 views, rather than speeches.
Stephen Whicher, associate pro_
fessor of English, Swarthm~re
College, will lead the first diScussion, which will be cen~ered
about the pamphlet "The Blil. of
Rights and Our Individual liberties," by T. V. Smith.
The
meeting will be held at 8 p.m.
February 28 at Whittier House.
The group will also discuss
"Where Constitutional Liberty
Came From," by Alfred Kelly.

Boys' Five Plays
Ridley Twp. Tonight

Ridley Park for second place.
Tonight an Important game
with the Ridley Township team
will be played C?n the local court.
The boys will be out for revenge
of the Eddystone defeat
can
place themselves in the thick of
the fight for second place as a
result of a win. The Green
Raiders are undefeated in league
play, having first place to themselves. .

The Swarthmore High School
basketball team was upset by a
fired-up Eddystone five on the
Eddystone court Tuesday night.
During the first quarter it
looked as though S~arthmor.e
would have an easy time of It
with the score going to 14-B at
the end of the period. The halfI'me score was 29-23 with 5warth':'ore still in front. In the third
'od EddYstone tried another
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defense, and made 17 P~lOts .0
the Little Garnet's 10 during this
stanza. With 30 seconds of t~e
game left, and the score 53-51 In
favor of Eddystone, Swarthm~re
almost pulled the game out With
a tie-up attempt but a foul was
called giving Eddystone the extra
points it needed to sew up the
game.
Swarthmore actually lost the
game on the foul line" getting but
9 points of 20 attempts on the
foul line, while Eddystone scored
22 points of 34 attempts. Local
boys out-scored the Stoners from
the lield with 21 goals to 17.
Swarthmore's defense was fair,
but the offensive play left much
to be desired. Hitting double
figures for the Little Garnet were
Pete Kroon (17) and Barry
Gwinn (12). This loss gives the
Garnet a 7-3 log in the league I
placing them tie once again with

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THE SWARTHMOREAN

VOLUME 27--:NUMBER8

SWARTHMORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1955

local 1955 Red Cross Fund Campaign
Set for Prompt Start Tuesday, Mar~h 1st
One hundred seventy-live Swarthmoreans have accepted responsibility for the 1955- Red Cross Fund drive which is ready to
take off promptly Tuesday, March 1, under the general chairmanship
of Ellis B. Ridgway, Jr. Door-ta-door solicitations wiH begin Tuesday. Swarthmoreans are asked to consider carefully the widespread
need for the services of the Red Cross acd to give generously and
early in the campaign.
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Solicitors are notified that remodeling at the Swarthmore office
of the First National Bank of Delaware County prevents its use as a
COllection center but that the adjacent Office of E. L; Noyes will be
available. Mrs. A. W. Bass, .Jr., treasurer of the Swarthmore Branch
of the American Red Cross, will be in that office from 10 3.m. until
12 noon, daily "eginning Friday, March 4, for the convenience of
collectors.

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Prepared to Solicit Quick, Thorough
Collection in Borough

son.
Harry H. Cafferty, Jr., sets a
high mark of courage and ability
as the director of what must be
one of the largest groups to
participate in a Players Club production: ape r son a lit Y - plus
cast· a chorus which rises
s u ~ e r b 1 y, under the direction and accompaniment of Inez
Chapman, to the difficult music of
"Lady in the Dark", and is consistcntly in the act; distinguished
choregraphy by Daniel Perna and
ICE SKATING PARTY
a talented solo Danseuse Carlotta
Spadaro. Joseph Gualtieri assists
Mrs. Carl Atkins and Mrs. Edthe director.
ward Fehnel, leaders of Gfrl
Set designs by Henry Gayley
Scout Troop No. 426, sponsored a
display a delightfully high degree
trip to the ice skating rink 1ast
of imaginative artistry. The circus
February 9. Mrs, W. Alfred
dream sequence was the most
Smith and Mrs. Anthony Faircolorful moment of the stellar
banks assisted in transporting
production, including as it does
Scouts to the rink.
the Gertrude Lawrence - styled
Those who enjoyed the aftersong "Jenny Made Her Mind Up"
noon
were Brenda Adams, Betsy
The two best songs of the show
'Atkins, Elaine Blankenship, Su.
"My Ship,"
are the recurrIng
Mrs. Margaret R. Marsh form- san Carroll, Barbara Dunn, Janet
and ,jThis is New."
erly of Jacksonville, Fla., has re- Edward, Lillian Fairbanks, Lynn
Sally McFadden, emerging from turned to Swarthmore after sev- Fehnel, Betsy Jarrett, Martha Jesthe dark as Eliza Elliott proves eral years absence, and is making sup, Michelle Marsh, Charlou Niherself a versatile trouper. A her new home in the Dartmouth chols, Beverly Smith, Miriam
player of known and steady abil- HOllse. Mrs. Marsh is the mother Stott, Nancy Thorbahn and Rhoda
ity in the club, her Liza .has mo- of Mr. A. H. Marsh of Columbia Uthe.
ments of brilliance in a role for avenue.
which Gertrude Lawrence has set
Mrs. Leroy T. Wolf, Park avean inescapable standard in sing- nue, enroute to Miami, Fla., to Red Cross Committee
ing,' dancing, and acting. T~e join her husband, stopped off reAids Veteran Centers
Players Club audiences find MISS cently at Columbia, S. C., to
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McFadden a charming Liza.
visit her son, Pvt. Jim Wolf, who
Perdue Cleaver as Photograph- is taking his basic training at Naval Hospital;. for ward decorations and stamps at VaHey Forge
KITCHEN
er Russell Paxton gives the met- Fort Jackson.
Hospital;
for
long
playing
records,
ropolitan touch with an artistry
cigars, and the "Gifts to Give"
far beyond the amateur expecta .. are small parts well done.
r's easy, economical and practical to have your
program
at Coatesville Veterans
tion. He contributes immeasurNot listed on the program are
completely modemized. With QUAKER MAID Cabinell
ably to the bright brittleness of three ninth graders from the Administration Hospital; and a
in,talIed by our trained kitchen plaonen you can be sure of
the play and to the dream se- School Band, Carol Williams, Jim contribution to the hospital maglonger-tasdng beauty • • • more convenience • ~ • mOft
Quences as Beekman the chaffeur, Robinson, and Seth Singleton, azine at West Philadelphia V. A.
working .pace in your present kitchen.
and the ringmaster with surely who lead in the circus d(eam se- Hospital.
Without obligation we'll gladly give you more information
In addition 36 gaily decorated,
lhe most elegant of whips.
quence with the Houish of drum
and show you oUr complete line.
homemade
birthday
cakes
and
William K. Harriman is ideally major, drummer and trombonist;
cast as the psychiatrist, Brooks. and Gary Hand who portrays the 4300 cookies were supplied patients at the Naval Hospital and
Mr. Harriman has evidenced in youthful and adamant Ben.
clothing, books, puzzles playing
17Y2 S. Chester Road, SWarthmore 6-3450
According
to
all
reports,
"Lady
several roles for the club the gift
cards,
magazines,
pocket
combs,
of losing himself in any role, the in the Dark" opened in top form
Modern Homes - Modern Kitchens - Alterations
prerequisite of a good actor. The Monday night and played to one and afghans were given the three
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audience evidences com pie t e of the largest first night audiences other hospitals.
agreement with Maggie that in in the club's recent record, despite
Community organIzations in- l!IlIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1I1111111l1l1ll1111§
time of illness Dr. Brooks wilJ falling snow and slippery travel- cluding the womens groups of the
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ing. The frequent comment heard Trinity, Methodist, and Presbybe the first to know.
Maggie Grant is played effec- by many people expresses the terian Churches, the Swarthmore
tively by Jean' Phillips whose hope that the report of ~tahding Woman's Club, the Thimble
radio and television experience is room only during the week will Group, the American Legion Auxa gift to the club and to its au- prove to the board of directors iliary, and individuals contributed
diences. As Liza's confidante she that this variation in the club's $400 to the work of this Red Cross
is d pleasant cohesion to the sep- "Date Book" is a welcome addi- committee to be applied to the
arate scenes and ·the disparate tion. The production is a cocky Christmas program in the four
fcather in the club's hat.
emotions of those around her.
area hospitals.
The role of Liza's lover gives
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prominence to George Salmons as
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ST~RE'
HOURS
Monday
thru
Thursday
9:30
to
5:30
cinema heart throb of millions,
hopefully in attendance; Donald
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Hand as the advertising manager
pugnaciously in attendance; each
fulfills his I'ole welL Mr. Mathis
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has the look and sound of a movie
idol, Mr. Hand the patter and the
action of an office lothario, and
Mr. Salmons. even without a great
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dane and a glass, is a candidate
for a man of distinction.
Every Wed•• Feb. 23 • March 2-9·16-23-30 - April 6
Patricia Told plays the Utres
chic" Alison Dubois vivac~ously,
lONE-WAY COACH FARE BUYS A ROUND-TRIPI
the attractive foil to Maggie'~
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FROM II. PRILL STAnOIl
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common sense, the inadvertant
needle to Liza's ills.
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WONDERFUL SAVINGS IN EVERY
pignantly 'and winningly by little
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DEPARTMENT ARE OFFERED TO YOU FROM
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DELAWARE COUNTY'S VALUE CENTER
Foster, Jane McAfee as Miss SteI
nCKETS MUST BE PURCHASED BEFORE BOARDING TRAIN
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vens, Andre Pollock as Jack,
I GOING-leave 10,00 A.M. from Pema. Sta. (301h Slree'), 10,OB I.
Store Hours - Monday thru Thursday 9.30 to 5.30
Richard Barbor as an office boy,
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A.M. from N. Philo. Station or on any Irain !hereafter.
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Philomena Silvers, Jane MacAIRnuRN on any Irain ...till,IS A.M. Thursday.
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mne and Lucille D'Angostino as
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;"odels, Henry Lamur as Ben; all
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SUPPORT
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'3.50 PER YEAR

Rotary Officers Buy Commemorative Stamps

Women In Emergency
Service is Club Topic
Open Club Meeting T~es.
Invites Community To
Hear CD Talk
Dr. Frances R. Fussell, chairman of the Civil Defense Division
of public affairs department, will
ha ve charge of the meeting of the
Woman's Club of Swarthmore
Tuesday, March I, at 2 p.m. when
Mrs. Gweneth Zarfoss, coordinator,
Emergency Welfare Services of
the State Council of Civil Defense, will speak: on "Women in
Emergency Welfare Services." A
feature of her talk will be instruction in the care of evacuees in
mass care centers. The meeting is
open to the public.
Mrs. Zarfoss, born of Bri tish
parents in SeOUl, Korea, became
an American citizen while attend_
ing schOOl in Kentucky, Where she
obtained her master's degree in
psychology.
She has traveled
through and spent much time in
the British Isles, South Africa,
India, China, Japan, and Korea.
She has taught at Asbury College,
Wilmore, Ky., and did welfare
and civil defense work in Tampa,
Fla.

The names of Red Cross Fund solicitors are lis"'d below for the
Rotary President Avery Blake looks on as William F. Lee, vlceinformation of the community. They include:
president of the organization, buys from Postmaster Robert G.
Area chairman, Mrs. Fr~d N.
Gilfillan,
Jr., the first block of the U. S. poslage stamps comBel1; Captain Mrs. Cecil D. HowNO
PARKING
ALLOWED!
memorating
Rotary's 50th Anniversary.
ard, workers. Mr. and Mrs.
To the alarm of The SwarthCharles Brady, Mrs. Wahl Ollnes,
Mrs. G. R. Manslield, and Mrs. H. inorean, which frankly enjoys
Agnes Sanford to
L. Smith; Captain Mrs. Herman having people park briefly in front
N. Bloom, workers' Mrs. Howard
Speak Here Thursday
of its door to cancel their just
Mrs. Agnes Sanford, author of
Sipler, Mrs. Henry J. Roth, Mrs,
debts, Swarthmore Borough has
"The Healing Light" lind two
John M. Patterson, Mrs. W. Alnovels will speak to women gathfred Smith, Mrs. William A. erected a sign outside bearing the
Individual
Liberties
Series
ered
at the Presbyterian Church
red
and
white
notice:
"No
ParkWelsh and Mrs. Robert Fudge;
at
10:
30 a.m. Thursday, March 3,
Captain Mrs. David Bmgham, ing Between Signs."
Opener To Be Held
for
a
Day
of Silence.
workers Mrs. Lyman A! Darling,
To, make matters worse there is
At WhiHier
Any who are interested in Mrs.
Mrs. Barton Calvert, Alice Mar- a companion, sign just a bit to
She served in the Women's ReSanford's
active and .widely
Stephen Whicher, associate proriott, Mrs. Lloyd E. Kauffman,
serve
of the U.S. Navy during 1942
the right (even to The Swarth~ fessor of English at Swarthmore known ministry of, healing are
and Mrs. William Hartman; Calland
1944,
and in the Office of
,
tain Mrs. Charles Black; workers morean's point of view), defining Col1ege, will be discussion leader cordial1y invited to hear her.
Strategic Service in India and
Mrs. John L. Cornog, Mrs. Robert the area patrol1ed. It.is with sor- for the first meeting of the c0':'lBUrma from 1944 to 1946 where
munlty-wide Individual Li b er\les
L. Wilkinson, Mrs. Rohert E. Fry, row tha! The Swarthmorean, 333 Forum
she
was partiCipating in psyto be held next Tuesday,
Mrs. Charles R. Pratt, Mrs. Waichological warfare.
Mrs. Zarioss was a case work
ter Shel1y, Jr., Mrs. H. EllIott Dartmouth avenue; J., F. Black- March I, at 8 p.m. at Whittier
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supervisor for the State Council
Wel1s, Mrs. Mathews M. Johnson, man, 335 Dartmouth avenue; and House, on the col1ege campus,
Mrs. Carl deMoll, Mrs. Karl M. Robert J. Atz, Auto Repairs, call,
The meeting d ate h as b een To Demonstrate Fash',on lor the Blind in the Pennsylvar.ia
28, as
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Fox, Mrs. F. S. Chambers, Mrs. their clienll;' attention to this sad changed from Feuruary
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Department
of Welfare from 1946
Hearn and Mrs. Lillian', Hooper;
previously announced, to ,March 1./
Stitching at Tues.
to eptember, 1950, when she be.
gan her present work in the
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All' .'members of the communIty
Meeting
Captain Mrs. Milton H. Fussell; arivent.
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Invited to attend.
Council of Civil Defense.
workers Mrs. Thomas K. B,'own,
ml"'"
Fall"
A
demonstration
of'
fashion
An honored' guest at the meet_
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Dr. Whicher will lend a dis-, , t't h'
in
hi
Jr., Mrs. John de~oll, Mrs. John
·cussion on two pamphlets, "The s ~ c 109 on a sew g mac ne, ing wiIlbe Mrs. David A. Yohe
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'Bill of Rights and Our Individual wIll, be, the feature of the Junior of Llanerch, chairman 01 the
Liberties," by T. V. Smith and Woman s Club program at 8 p.m. division of National Defense in
The 10th annual Antiques Fair "Where Constitutional Liberty March I, when members gather Delaware County.
Mothers Club Will Stage
the Swarthmore Woman's Club Came From," by Alfred Kel1y. in the
for their regular
Hostesses for the day will inFashion Show in March of
will be held March 8, 9, and 10 at These bulletins as wel1 as others Tuesday meetlOg.
elude Mrs. Thomas E. Beddoe,
the clubhouse" 118 Park avenue, to be discussed at' subsequent
Mrs. William Haschak, repre_ Mrs. Leslie M. Clarke, Mrs. R.
The annual spring fashion show Mrs. A. William Bass, Jr., an- meetings may be purchased for a sentative of the Chester Singer E. Cordray, and Mrs. John L.
of the Swarthmore Mother's Club nounced today. Over 100 mem- I nominal fee at a local store. .
Sewing Center, will offer ideas Cornog. Presiding at the tea table
will be, held Thursday evening, bers, including the president, Mrs.
Dr. Whicher, Who
teaches and show gift suggestions to make will Al
be Mrs. Walter H. Dickinson
Frank G. Keenen, are assisting American literature, received his as wel1 as demonstrate the and
ice Lukens.
March 24, in the high school au- with arrangements.
undergraduate degree from Am- use of new allachements,
ditorium.
As this year marks the tenth herst College. He received an
In addition to being a demonAccording to the general chair- anniversary of the Fair, commit- M.A. from Columbia Univrsity, strator and instructor _ saleswoman, Mrs. Randolph Lee, of Hav- tee members have been hard at and his Ph.D. from Hal'vard Uni- man, Mrs. Haschak finds time to
erford place, the entire proceeds work to make it surpass even its versity.
do aU her "at home" sewing. She
The Varsity Club of Swarth_
foniler high standards. One of the
Fol1owing graduation he taught is ~ar~ied and lives with her more High School will sponsor
will be used for charitable pur- 'oldest shows in this' section of
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famIly 10 Crum Lynn.
I it's eighth Annual Foul ShOoting

Whicher Leads Forum
Discussion March 1st

Sew.ong Expert WI"II
Address Jr" 'Women

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Annual Foul Shooting
Tomorrow in HS Gym

poses.
the, country, the Swarthmore
A New York and Philadelphia Antiques Fair is considered to be
store will present the fashions one of the best.
under the general theme, ",Easter
Committee chairmen in addition

Jean Blakiston who is in charge
of the program will introduce the
speaker. The business meeting
will precede the demonstration;

Tournament tomorrow February
26. The event will be 'held at 10
a.m. in the high school gymnasium.

'55." It is the first time the store to
.. Keenen, and Mrs.
An illustrated talk on the. refreshments will follow.
h as presen t e d a s h ow 10
I d ISMr
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. t h'IS area Who
10 charge
of G
dealers,
10- changes in the new tax laws wi1J'
s. .
ace
be presented
a special, Busopen 3 H.S. Teachers Asked
and among the showings will be cue:
sistant chairman;
Mrs. OWlOg,
Carroll asP. meeting
of theinSwarthmore
moderately pl'iced spring coats, Streeter, treasurer, Mrs. Gorton iness ASSOCiation Tuesday eveTo Serve Fall Institute
suits, afternoon dresses, play W. Brush, secretary; Mrs. Ray- ning, March 1.
Three
Swarthmore teachers
clothes, evening' gowns, hostess n h am, T . B a t es, h Duse; M rs. B JrFrank
Hennessy,
agent
of
the
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have been invited to serve on
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ney K. Morse and Mrs. S. L. Internal
Revenue
Department planning
committees for the
gowns and neglIgees.
Althouse, food; Mrs. Clifford from Washington, D.C., will be the Teachers Institute meetings next
Co~mittee chairmen have. . been Banta, food donations; Mrs. How- speaker at the 8 o'clock program, fall.
appomted as follows: Mrs. Tliomas art G. Hopson, dining room; Mrs. and will answer questions afterMary Armstrong has been asked
Mcllhenney, door prizes; Mrs. A. Sidney Johnson, Jr., dining ward from the floor. .
to serve on the high school conlJohn Gersbach, programs; Mrs. room cashiers; Mrs. Robert Boyle
G. West Cochrane, president of mittee representing the English
Hugh Jackson, mOdels; Mrs. Ed- and Mrs. Leslie A. Wellaufer, ad- the aSSOCiation, extends the invita_ teachers of the county, and Mrs.
ward Goldmeyer, staging; Mrs. missions.
tion to the entire community.
Annc Bou~ter will represent Ii_
John McWilliams, chances; Mrs.
Also, Mrs. Harry S. Toole,
county on th"
Richard Farrington, music; Mrs. mailing; Mrs. Avery F. Blake, HEART FUND WORKERS
Myrtle McCallin, teacher at the
Frederick Kelley, tickets; Mrs. poster placing', Mrs. William B.
COLLECT $1.550
Ralph Hancock, hostesses; Mrs. Lowe and Mrs. Donald P. Jones,
Rutgers Avenue School, is on thc
Howard Smith, posters; and Mrs. hostesses', Mrs. Morrl's L. HI'cks
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Swarthmore's
Heart Fund Drive, committee regarding plans for the
Paul E. Zecher, publicity.
and Mrs. Edward L. Noyes, ar- conducted in a three-hour . cam- elementary section of . the InstiI
paign Sunday afternoon, hIt the tute. The County Inshtute pans
Conference Speaker
rangements; Alice Marriott, tea $1,550 mark, Robert G. Gilfillan, to split into two groups, with the
elementary schOOl group meeting
E. H. Taylor of Harvard ave- hour; Mrs. David Biri"gham, deal- Jr., chairman, stated this week.
In announcing the incomplete at the Nether Providence High
nue, was one of the speakers at er hospitality; Mrs. Clarence' C.
Franck,
d,,!,orations;
Mrs.
Alban
returns,
Mr. Gilfillan said the School and the secondary school
the Ohio Water Clinic Conference
E.
Rogers,
art
chairman
and
in
figure
was
300 per cent over last teachers meeting at the Swarthheld at Columbus; Ohio, Friday.
charge of the poster contest; Mrs. year's final total. "I would like more HIgh.
Mr. Taylor spoke on "The Place of
Dates for the 1955 Institute
the States in the Conservation of Thomas K, Brown, Jr., magazines; to express iby thanks to all those
Mrs,
Arthur
C.
Kent
and
Mrs.
J.
who
volunteered
thefr
time
as
have
been set for October 24 and
Water and Other Natin-al ReW.
Warnes,
coat
checking;
Mrs.
collectors
and
made
this
drive
a
25,
by
tradition a Monday and
Sources."
Paul 'E. Zecher, publicity.
success," he said.
a Tuesday.

The following Delaware County
teams will take part .

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Swarthmore, Eddystone, Pros ...
peet Park. Lansdowne, Haverford}
Collingd/le, Chester, Springfield,
Ridley Park, St. James, Marple_
Newtown, Darby, Ridley Town_
ship, Sharon Hill and Haverford
which captured the team trophy.
Trophies will be awarded to
the winning team and the five
highest individual scorers. The
pUblic is invited to attend.

World Day,of Prayer

Today at Trinity
Women are reminded, and
men too, tha~ the World Day of
Prayer will be Observed today at
2 p.m. at the TrInity Episcopal
Chnreh, ~ortb Chester road.
.Jorgellna Lozada, of Bnenos
Aires, Argel)Una, has wri~ten the
service for this 1955 Worship,
spOnsored annually by the GeneraJ Department of United
Chnre.. Women of the National
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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Godfrey of
I visited .,,...... GodBellport, L ..•
frey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren R. Godfrey of Vassar avenue
last weekend.
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Plc. Dana W. Swan. USMC. son.
of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver G. Swan
of North Chester road, has ro.
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Dorothv
Crumm of New Haven.
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Conn.• were Sunday guests of Dr.
and Mrs. Robert Good of Forest
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lane.
The Poets Circle will meet
Monday at the home of. Mrs.
- Frank Reynolds on Guernsey
road.
· Mrs. Richard Springer and son
Stephen. have moved to Wakefield. Mass .• where Mr. Spr~nger ~
employed with General Ele<:tnc
Corporation. Mrs.. Springer has
been spending the past few
months at the home of her parents,~. and, .Mrs. D. S. Guthrie
of Cornell avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Malcolm Hodge
of Strath Ha'!t'n avenue• .sail front
New York today on the S. S.
Excallbur for ~he Mediterranean.
They wlll visIt Alexandria and
Cairo. Egypt; Lebanon. TransJordan anll the Holy Land;
Athens, Greece; Naples. Rome.
Florence, Venice and Genoa. I~;
Nice, Monte Carlo and Marseilles,
France; and Barcelona, Spain before their return on April 15.
Ruth Webb
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. of South Chester roalt entert81ned as her overnight guest Thursday of last week.
Mrs. 'Cor'olla Williams monodramatist of Ossining. N. ,Y.
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moreans r. an
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Mrs. William
D; B'e.
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move
tomorrow . from their present
home In Claym"nt, Del.. to the
MIss.

Lt. (jg) Richard M. Bosshardt
of Park avenue returned on February 15 to the United States IQI
tbe destroyer USS Goodrich, foy
lowing a cru.t.se in the Caribbean
Sea.
!Mrs. Anthony .M. Fairbanks of
Rutgers avenue en~ed ata
luncheon FrIday in honor Of. Mrs.
Carl W. Flammer. Sr.• of Reading:
Mr. and Mrs. James O. Stephens
of Marietla avenue. entertslned as
their guests Tuesday and Wednesday Mr. and Mrs..• J. R. Stitt of
Garden.....
CI... • L.I.Mrs
. ... Stephens
and Mrs Stitt were' roommates
at Texas Slate College for Women.
.
of Cin
Miss Catherine Snow
cinnatl. Ohio, wlll arrive this
afternoon to visit her brother-Inlaw and sister, Mr. and • Mrs.
PhIlip Alden of North
road, and to attend the AldenGriffin wedding tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W.· Kerr of
Forest lane spent last FrIday In
Atlarltlc City.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Spencer
are now living at the Dartmouth
House.
Mrs. John Rainey of Yale avenue returned Wednesday from
a visit with her sister in East
Orange. N.J.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hinman
and daughters Susan and Carol of
Pleasantvllle, N.Y. are weekend
guests of Dr. and Mrs. John R.
Bates of North Chester road.
M PulE W·ttrelch of J(ew~
rs. a
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tod
f
pO~'. R. ~., ';;111 arriveIS May o~
a VISIt WIth er paren, r. an
Mrs. Guy G. deFurla of North
Cheserr.
t
'oad
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Mr. and Mrs. Ellis G. Blsho,p.
formerly of Cranford. N. J., wlll
arrive next week t a m ake theIr
home at 736 Harvard avenue.
Dr. and Mrs.. James S. Mans.
and three sons of Newton~
ville, Mass., are visiting Dr: Mans_.

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Mr. and Mrs. O. Thompson
GrIftln of Hudson Falls, N.Y., will
entertsln at dinner this evening
at the Drexelbrook Inn... fthte
honor-f
ing Miss Sally Alden. da~ r a
Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Alden of
North Chester road, and their
son Lt. Daniel S. GrIftln, who
hi! married toriloirow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of
the bride's pai-ents. Guests will
Include members of the bridal
party and the inunediat,e families.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy G•. deFurla of
North Chesler road will enterlain the bridal party and out-of.
inel AIMH' • umber
town guests, ' u........ a n . .
of Miss Alden's college friendS. at
a luncheon at their home tomorrow preceding, the wedding.

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Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shenkle of
Media announce the arrival of
their tlrst child" a son Robert
Philip, who was born on Sunday, February 20, in Fitzgerald
Mercy Hospital. The new' baby Is
a grandson of Mr. and ~. A. P.
Shenkle of Dickinson a)/'eDue, 'and
Mr. and Ml-s.·Russellllodgdcinof
Ocean City. N. J.

DiNING

will entertain .at the rehearsal
dinner tonight at thelr I home on
South Chester' road. in honor of
their son. Mr. George Pierce
WaiTen; Jr., and Miss Jane Mack,
daughter of Mrs. Frederick Paul
Mack and the late Mr. Mack

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THE SWARTBMOREAN

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Patricia Jones and Margaret (Phi. and MargBl1!.t. daughter of
D
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James, students at DenIson Uni- Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert James of
sts
mmg Events versity, Granville, Ohio. were WallIn8ford. Is a member of Pi
TIle ................
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inti> natiOllal 8!>I'0ritles ~ta Phi.
The 'Swartbmo- Civil "'~a~.a ___
., &lie 1D4It14 I!S .........
d5 u .. AD
n. Chari
. es H '.Zensen, chaIr- Iinltiated
n.
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~ ~f the home deparbnent of
.. orm
cerelDo es e d last. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold of
Counc1l calls public attention to
;n~PO:O,*"
week-end. Pat. the daughter of W,;IUngt9rd will entertain .ID.the' aitlcle printed' below''. The
. If·
__.:0' . . .~!th·.
,..e "roman's ~lub of Swartbmoxe, Dr and u _
Alb
_ . - - -.... Jtas lIIID!)UIlCed aeveral interesting··
auo. J.
right Jones of formally befoxe the SerIes Dance
stige.tloJi' IMit forth could .ave !l,,....~ ;;}Ie"" pu:rm projects 'for the 'coming' months. Elm av~ue, is a'member of Alpha tomorrow night.
many hours 'of heartache in case
Marjorie Hark4lf, travel conof a major disaster; It could also
sultant for the 'tl'niOJl PaC!1lc Rall- Ii!
be useful tofamlllw even In the
Poll ......
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~d, who demonstrated' her
nonbal run of
Dear Editor:
''Round the Clocker" hat In a
,Federal. State and'Local Civil
I have Polled the membershlp taikseveriIJ. weeks ago. 'Is send~
Defense organizations "are now of the Swarthmore Property intt pattern. which wlll be used
suggestlng.thaffiunnlea work out Owners' Association in o~der to in' the "Spring 'Sewing Project"
,
some plan whereby they woiw:t obtain their opinlons in xegard of the department. 411 club memknow where to look for one ;.n:.. to the propp~ Housing ~perI_ hers are Invited to attend. .
the First in Town to Own One
other if they were to be separated ntent sponsore.t 'by . one' of our
Fine Art. Fesilftl .
after an attack or ~ome'
citizens. Seventy-dve
cent of
The home department' Is also
wide-scnie e~ergeii~ydiSl!SIer.·
the members .have replied. It Is planning an exhibit at the County
• No Shifti"g Required
The new Federal Civil Defense verybnportantthatUie remain:" Federation Fine Arts Festival in
Association Manual for 8X1!1Dple, ing twenty~fiv'l per "ent 'send In Lansdowne March 17. AI! club
• Indestruc:tible - Won't Chip. Peel.
. suggests that the agreed mee~ their reply ~ards' ato'nee md I members are'urgl! Tear in Seam or Run Ov.e, in 1,/1, I-Ieel
place be far en~' removed hope they will see thts letter and articles of needlilWork, knitting,
. mail them.. "ui~."'''·.
.
weaving. quilts. and other home
from prosslble targets to assure
'I ........
• "Good For Indigestion (If used PrQperly)
its survivaL It should be at the
Very truly YOlU's
crafts. The articles should be
home of relatives or' friends, or
ALLAllT C. WOOD' brought to the club ,,,,,,,tlng
• No PQwer Steering Needed
PresldeDt ,
March 15 or to the home of Mrs.
at a church, lodge. union' hall,
W. AUred Smith, 25 Amherst avehotel. or some 'place where' the
nue. on' or before that date. Any
• Fits the Pocket and the Pocketbook (49c)
··'d b e put up I'f they
Thanks Cit.IzeJJs
mem b er co...
, . .
person Jlo.t aple to. bring the work
.
d i nget ·
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succell
ling there, and if Letter To the EdItor:
may .call MrS:
Zensen, SWarth• JET·L1KE Take Off
v
the did not.' where at least they
The Explorers, Scouts, members .
,
could. depend on information of the Sea Scout Sltlp "Leo ?,ore 6~5036. llnd she ~il1 coliect
It.
-,
M
• light as TWQ Feathers .
reaching other .members of their
aris". would Uke to express a' The meeting of April 19. 'in
family. A. key member of the word of appreciation to the com- charge of the Home Department,
family should be designated as munity for its support of their will feature George Rebmann. in• Water Won't Hurt It
the family clearing house for in- annual Christmas Tree sale. The teri~r decorator. who will speak
· folniatlOn~
.
sale Is the one major fund'ralsing on "Why Furnish When You Can
SHOP
"Immediately after attack on a project for the boys during the ·Decorate?" At this meeting there'
'. city. the· fiunl1y members in that year and It has beeri most suc- will be a display of articles of
6 PARK AVENUE
. city should write their key mem- cessfU!.
homecraft made by elub members.
SWarthmore 6-4191
Friday 9 to 8:30
. ber regarding their condition and . A Navy boat. a 36 foot LCPL;
Re••mller: "WHII. 'WIElft, will wort wo.de,..~ wI,. Willi."
· where they can be reached. He' in has been obtained from the Phllaturn. should send the lriformatlc:on delphia Navy Base, and Is now
received to aU the other members being conditioned· for many a long
of the family; If the' key 'member anticipated cruise.
,
does 1l0~ hear from a relative in
The Ship celebrated its tlrst
an attacked city wltbl,n a re.aso~- anniversary last month after hav10th At.fNUAL
able time, he, and heoniy, 'should Ing .. bellO organized last J~uary
,
send welfare inquiry to the civil under the sponsorsNp' i>t' the
defense organization there and Llon's Club. We have been forforward the information he reo" tunate in the excellent leadership
celves to aU other rilattvea. Ali, for the boys and they are look,.
alternate should be chOsen tii act ing f<\fWardto;'a .yj!~ :.of hard
.SW~RTHMORE
WOMAN'S" aUBHOUSE
In the event that ·the key member work and useful public service.'
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cannot be, reached. .
RALPH V. LITTLE,
Pari! Avenue,
Swarthmore
,
"Such a communications system
Ship Committee
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might also be uaeful for families
S.• li:~ .~.,32!1
· living at different addresses 'in the
Ma·... 8" . - 11
to ". P.M.
.~.,", ... ;
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same c;lty. Thekei member LOCAL SCOUTS ACTIV
should be the one .who. aves. M-. LN 'FRIEN""SH'IP p'"RO''G' .
Marc. 9 - 11 A.M. to
.~M.
.. theSt from' the. Ct>n~~;~ "-i\V~rtiiiri:i!ans w~ w' '.~.~.!!'f.
AU persons. Uving. or.. ~tlng·in reaentedatthe tlrst of 11 jiiil'e
the .damaged 'are,a 'should, as an Low World Frlendshlpprograriis
,im~rtant personal, duty, write being held In variouac:C:!turches
Admission SOC
Door Prize Each Day
promptly ~.re~atl~es, friends. em- thr()ughollt Deijlwl!r~ CoUijtY durploYertJ" I\Dd. o~er ·persons. w~o big the liext ,flight.' wC!elcs; . Five
, might be concerned .about their programs wilt' be glven·for intersafe~.'r
ml!diate Qlrl Sqouts on March 12,
WIth.out Intending to spr!!;!.d . .an,!: five ad!Utlonal programa tor
alarm ID any way or for ~ rea- Brownies win be held on Saturson other than the apparent. diiY, April. 28.
"'
Swarthmore's Civil Defense Coun- 'Pamela Foster' South Chester
ell believes thllt, as a reasona~le, rOl!ci; p~ldllllt 'of the Senior Girl
p_recautlon if, worst came to worst Scout Planning Board in this
while Dad waiat· work' In the. county, presided over the inltlilJ
,
. city, MotileI" marketing·.in Media; affair . held Saturday 'at .the Pre~7
Brother. at the High ,School•. and byterlan Church in ProspectParit.
,Sister away' at College,. ,there The event was planned 8lld ·ca~~
should be some way for them aU rled through by Senior Girl SCQu(s
· to find each other as s6on' as i>os~ and 'Was attended by 150 Senior
sible. With an agreed' meeting Scouts of Delaware County.'
point in mind •. and a key relative
.Mrs. C ... H. Yarrow. .senlor
or friend deslgriated for them to leader. . lind' two girls frOm
conta9t away from a possible Swarthmore Senior Troop, ·l~;
trouble area, aU members of a Jeanne Scliolesser' and Karen
· family could reduce their mental Borel. ..ttended.
anguish about each other's' welThe programs; arranged annuaJ~
ware in the shortest possible time. ly to honor Juliette Low. th"
'
founder of American Girl Scout~
. Comcinright away and_Studebaker.
Ing. are hlgbllghted Jiy camping
meat:h-tBJringJleWmtraVlIblmodeJ. ' a
WOMAN'S ql!~ tiQ1~~ 61ms and description of the useiI
THI
a1
,am.tjonaJ.addition
tiDe
~Pft:aidellti
, . The cancer Jireainga &roup, of tlie 'W'0rld Friendship Fund. A.~
HIDDE"
C!vnmanc:leraJld ChenipitJa 11M.... A
under the QlrectlPI1 of IIrs.Jud- each event ~ volqnlary contrl-.
Praident:.:V,s with • DeW 185h.p.-a
~n R. Hoover;rr: '\vtu
at; butlons of each troop: are gatbereji
OtrIXTD
1J!OIe~~everCcwnn ..EKlcrV-J
10 a.m. TU~
the 10uQe. .tc?iIlP>~. The U8I1B1 amount coD;"
qf
162
h.p_-aa
eQIlI.... oar Iter 101 Ja;p.
those a~dlI\c' ahol,lld lIriiuI .~!-ltl!d by eaab ,tEOOP is the sum
Cb9'I:IpkG 6! KiA) !IDe...... baoy,l
~ia~ ...
))ox l u n c h . ' ' .
of 1;he ~ of the girls in .t1I!!
· At 10:45 a.m. Mrs.. Joseph B.: grouP.· each ,£I1l1 .g\»1JQr. a penny
Shane. chatririan Of the llterature
7.~ !If,BJe.
.'
Get .~p look at
. department, will pre&ell.t .ProScholllrship exchanges have.
the 8eCI'et of StIldebaker'. victories in .
fessor B~f" .~~ of S~'-=Di~~:edo:o
:::~
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the
Mobilj.s ECon~ore. Coll,ege m seJections of tlle Gwdina In Qtb~ eOUll~JlS. Inter~
~'lWl;'
Fitid oilt
Cu~ reCords. Members:!Il'i! naiiohal'encampmiIDtBha:ve also
whY·lou get more
aaked to 1\~t!>1l ~e~ ~e .. beeDfillllilced bYthefUrid.
far',.,. m-' B,y'1a a
· Mable T'aUey, chairman of the
Mrs. SherI J. W1n~, Cornell
·ac~.·
art department. anno~cesan in- avenue, Is cbairman of t!>e Dei~
Yltatlon from Florence Tricker, aware CoUnty Jullette Low Com~
local artist and. art tea~her, tomltiee·.of the GIi'I Scouts. '.
attend the· annual exhibit of oils
~l,
~t the Plastic Club. '247 South Mr. and Mrs. ~ald Poole' of
Camsc. PhIladelphia, from 2 to5 Sw8rthmore avenue axe spending
Friday. March 4. ThIs exb!hlt is the week-end in New York City.
a. feature of the open house being
Christopher Pratt,8OIl or M!!I1IIIIfIe... t!i(!f'l/l1llore
1>eld March 2 to '16 in ,obsei V84oe- Charles R. Pratt of Vassar aft..
• r".n DI P at_1, dd '.' P , • c.,.r .~.-w. ........... !If" . ,at ..........·; .
of the Philadelphia
Art Festival.'
nue,
celll~rated
his nlIlth bIdh,.
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Feltl'1Ul1'y 25, 1955

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a!
nei hborhOOd tea Sunda . after.
g fr
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Lutheran Church. Lansdowne.
noon am d our
0 s .' w com-' Miss Mack and . Mr. Warren
In Mr
wo_
P te B' Mur,.'.
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were guests of honor at another
ray and Want .daughter. Jean. dinner party ·glvenlast Frida"
who have recently moved to Park the E1kIns Park home of Mr. Roibl.~1
avenue.
";;'''.''rI'ehoi,.
'daught
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arid Mrs. William DrieJiaus' at
Yale avenue, entertained last Sat~'
urday evening. at a supper party
betore the Senior Assembly dance~
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Marrile SfO....·
;nany .
shall. Bruce and ,June, of Forest L·-!Ilii;;';D~PiJrtlllenfS
' '.'
lene spent last weekend in New
York City.
MRS. LLOYD E. KAUFFl\IMf
313 Dartmoath Avenae
Swa11J.iDore 6-20110.\
81lBSCRIPTIONS
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usher' in. Saturday's event.

Handkerchiefs t~ Painted TraYs
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis' H. Gallagher Jr" Newnan. Ga.. anto
Off
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nounce the. birth of a SOIl, ..Mic~el
Curtis, who was born on Tuesday.
February 22. Mlchael.1s a gnind- alice
son of Dr. and Mrs. Fred A., Pa~man of North Princeton avenue
HONOR-GUESTS
and Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher, Sr.,
,..
~d
Mrs.
Roy
George
Rin~
·ot'waUlngtord.
.
M
cliffe of Strath Haven avenue. will ~;;;~.~.~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;==,
give a cocktail party O!l Saturday .
afternoon, February 29. in honor
of their. daughter, Miss CI!lire Rlncliffe ane Mr. Robert Howarth.
4th, son of' Mrs. Frederick .R.
LoDg of Walllngford and thll late
Mr. Robert Howarth, 3rd. whose'
BEAUTY SAtON
engagement has been recently
..Am CAM it APUASU"IU lOuTlNI
announced. A supper party will :
follow for those who are ,to be
of the bridal party and
9 SoUth CheSter Road
the two families.
Call sWarthmore 6-0476
.Miss Rincllfte and Mr. Howarth
will be married on Saturday. May
14, at the Swartlu;nore Presbyterlan?hurch, and a reception ..will
follow the. ceremony at The Rose
FAMILY . '
to .sliiT
of
Tree Fox Hunting Club, Media.
TENDER StEAKSaiid ~H4~PS Cooleed.
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EXCELLENT
OAri(QlJET AND PARTY 'ACJILI11ES
.
0' UPLA
HONOR BRIDAL C
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jjusiNEss MEN'S
12-hSO
M.
Or. and Mrs. George P. Warren

\ new development "Spi-lngdell." In field's' ntother, Mrs. George R. Lansdowne, who will be married
Springfield.
Mansfield of Park avenue;
..
tomoriow atiemoOn by the Rev.
pattonh Gilmbeen°ur . ofted Harvarthd
.avenue as
pos
on
e
honor roll for the first semester at
., .
the Peniilngton
School. Penningto N J
n, . .
.
Dr. and Mrs.· J. Albright Jones,
Elm avenue. wtil'drlvenext week
· to Harrisburg. where p'r, Jones
· wlll attend the 43rd Aimual Con· ference of County Secretaries and
Editors to be held on Marcl! 3
and 4. Dr. Jones Is chairman of
the Preventive Medicine and
Public Health Department of tho:.
Delaware County Medical Society.
Mr. and Mrs.. F. H. Forsythe of
Thayer road wlll leave tomorrow
tor a vacation at Pompano Beach.
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Lt. and Mrs. Jay B. Snape and
sq,,·Rlcky.lare living in ColumbuS,
Ohio. where Lt. Sriape Is now
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Claire Hendrixson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, L. R. Hendrixson of
~oJtIi Chester road. a junior at
~Diitb College, was a member of
the costume committee for the
Junior Rally Day Show. an annual
event at SDiith College. celebratIng George Washington's blrth~
day.

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Regular Morning Worship Serv- be a talk given by William Shepwill be held on Sunday morn- ard' on "Mary Baker Eddy and
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On Monday evening, the Couples
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meet at 6:30. ~.m. for
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a covered dish supper m McChurch School Classes will meet Cahan Hall, followed by a
at 9:30, 10:45 and 11 a.m. The "Western Party."AlI couples of
Men's and WGmen's Bible Classes the congregation are invited. Anywill meet at 9: 30.
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one wishing to attend Is asked to
In the evening, Senior High call Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Little,
Fellowship meets for supper at Jr., SWarthmore 6-5152.
6' 30 in McCahan Hall. At the
Tuesday at 8 p.m. the flrst of ~e
7' o'clock program Mr. Bishop Lenten ·;,servlces will be held In
will lead a discussiGn on "The the church sanctuary. The guest
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preacher will be Dr.
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Fellowship meets for supper Q: 30 Mutch,:.'pastor Emeritus of Bryn
In McCahan Hall, followed by Mawr: Presbyterian Church.
choir rehearsal at 7. A meeting of
The Missions and Benevolences
faith and fun will follGw.
. Committee will meet on Tuesday
The Young Adults group wIll evenl'ng, m' the Woman's Associa. tion tion Room', for the regular monthmeet in the Women's Assocla
Room at 6 for Bible Stud y; supper Iy meeting. This meeting wlJI be
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PRESBYTERI4N CHURCH
A Mfn'S Dinner. wlJI be held Wednesday mp'rplng, and again at
Joseph P. Bishop, Minister
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9:30 A.M. and 11:00 A.M.-Mol'!ling Worship Service. Mr. B1S~
hop will preach.
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guelit speaker will. be Dr.
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Trueblood, Chief of Religious Information for the Voice of
America.
Thursday Is the Day of Silence
for the womejl of the CGngregaan.
. ".. l1on, beglnnlng'atl0:30 a.m. until
5:00 P.'M.~ollftrmation Class.
2:30 p.m. Those who attend are
'6:00 P.M."'-Young Adults.
asked to bring their oWn sand6:30 P.;M.. "" Senior and Junlo~..wlcbes;: tea. ,and coffee wiJl be
,Hiill.~:~ i " . served: Guest speaker will be Mrs.
8·oO·1'.M.:':':"Le!ien Seryfce.
Agnes Sanford, author of "Healing
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service there. will bea .meetlng
of the Woman's Auxillary. Lunchwill be serv'ed. for t~e Auxeon
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Lenten Semce' will .be held at
3:30 p.m. andat-8p.m. the Rector
wiIl .. conduct. a' special Lenten
worksIiop on Worship"There will
be a short· serVi~e In \he, chu~ch,
fbllowed by a teaching' session.
The inlltrul:tion this week Will be
.on the O~ 'ofMotnlng . and
lWeningPrayer. ;
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Celestial light.
Ah heart 'of mlne,
Catch the glad note,
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The spirit. freed
Lives evermore.
Helen Montgomery Marr
EDITOR'S NOTE:
Mrs. Marr wrote "To Winged
Victory" shorlly a.fter tM dea.th of
her husba.nd. the Rev. George ~.
Ma.rr in 19B4, when 8he a.nd hef'
friend Mrs. Will;"'" P. Potte'l'
'V;,;ted the. LOU'V1'6 in Pa.~.MrB.
Ma." died Februa.ry. 18 on. her
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ninetieth yea.r.
Mary Lou Hodge, daughter of
IIIfr. and Mrs. D. Malcolm Hodge
of Strath Haven avenue, has been
named to the' Dean's' LIst. at Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vt.

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Mt. Lessig concluded, "has a
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and
is an lniI>ortant moral influ_
Pictured at the left, In the usual order, are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
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Gemmill, Mrs. H .. Llndley Peel, Susan Braun, Mall Tippett, Donald
The recital by Glen Mills' boys
P. Jones, Barbara Bloom, and Stewart Bowie. Above are Robert
included several spirituals sung
Borer, Elizabeth GibsoD, Carol Topplhg, Philip Cooper, Slew Bowie;
(In the dlsbnce) and WUlIam Keller.
by a group of nine, and' an illustration of the songs compOSed by
Above are pictures of the Swarthmore Junior Assemblies
the boyS themselves In their cotis ~" leading "town" mag~ine throughout the U.S., and is aimed tllges.
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primarily at places' of 10,000 and under.) Swarthmore's Santa
Instrumental music was' furexperiences of a half dozen towns are'reported in the accompany. '
. ·ClaUs. b-adition was also mentioned in Town lournol'& December nished by a saxophone duet and
ing article,' "Social Polish for your' Children" but Swarthmore
i68ue.
a trumpet quartet. Mr. Thomas,
not only' gels top biDing but furnishes all of the illustration.
Who
has taught at tlie school for
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. Through 'specialarrange~enls made 'with Town lournol's
Town lourruJ. iS'taking $is story into 1,650,000 h<;>m~ all.over
30 years, assist editOr...·Carroll P. Streeter of' Columbia avenue, copies of this.
Mrs. John W; So.ule, chaitwan
the country. The magaZine is not well known in large cities' and'
. :. ~;;'e' 4i~. 'avaj)a~le: at Mickel's College 'Phar';'a~y and Cather. of the Youth Conservation detheir suburbs, and i. not ordi!,arily on newstands. (However;. 'n'
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Dr. James q. Delano, chairman College, Plainfteld, VI. Mrs. Grace
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of
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{)f the education committee of the -Rotzel" principal of the School iii .P~.~ ~pril.
;1955 March of .Dlmes C'ampaign
School In Rose Valley, returned Rose . Valley. also a.tI!!Jlded the , "" ' .. , .....' . '
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:r,.he, ",!e~;'rl.ght.Mothefs.'. March CollJ!gel has been named Ed\.\caIn the SWart!miore.'Woman'sClub.
Members' . ufO . the rSwarthmore oJ1"'January' 25 brought· In $4,- tional Sales Manager at. BurLegion' 'A:tiXlJiatY' . Unit· Which Is 605 ..79.. In .. <;>ther break-downs, roughs . Corpor~on's Research
sponsoring the 'ev«mt, met last collections netted; $18 from ..the Center )1). Pa$~,
week at the home 01 Mrs. Robert schools, $18~ .from bu~~ houses,' . Tompkiris : ___"'fieen with the
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research engmeer. He will. be
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Increase responsible tor the' educationa:!
.The. AUlIiliary Essay. conte,.t, of $208.48 over . the 1954 flgure.
program at the Research .Center'
entitled ~. year '';I'his Nation
the Reports and Publicatio~
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NEWS 'NOTES
Group; and a specialized portion
local jumor' and senior high
of the laboratory's recruitment
SClsohOObls. The .Medadl ctonbtestht hthas
Mary Bunker, .,daughter of Mr. program.
a
een announce 'a .0
Tompkins took his Master's Pe•e . .
Swarthmore. and Nether !?rOVI- and Mrs. H. L. Bunker of Mt. gree In Physics at the UniverSity
dence High ~hooJs.
Holyoke place, a freshman . at of Pennsylvania and was an in~
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Bucknell Univ.ersity, has been
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Three dollar gifts were sent to I d d to Delta· Delta Delta structor and research assiStant at
the Perry Point and Veterans p e ge
Penn'. Moore School of Electtlcal
Hospitals and $5 to Coatesville sororl~.
.
Engineering prior to joining the
B;ospltal, for candy; $10 was .voted
Anne Hilkert of Rutledge, and Burroughs 'Research Center.
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,to the Red Cross and another $3 Carol and Priscilla Mal).y of Media 'He holds several patents in the
w.'. ent to the AUxiliary State have been cited for academic qeld 'of electronics and' Is the
Scholarship.
achievement at Wilson College, author
of
varioUs
technical
.; The Coupon Project this year Chambersburg for the semester articles.
will be devo~d to the Veterans' just ended.
Tompkins was general. manager
"Children of America for Child . Second Lt. William G. Soden, of Station WSRN at Swarthmore
Welfare in all branches of ac- who was .graduated. January 29 Coliege, one of the flrst campus
tlvity. Mrs. Herbert Bassett is from the Marine Corps Schools at broadcasting stations in
the
chairman of the project, .and a 'call Quantico, Va., has been trans~ country.
to her, SWarthmore 6-0193, will ferred to Pensacola, Fla. A grad~
brli:.g information on klnds of uate <;>f the U.S. Naval Academy;
Mary and Virginia C.ampbell,
coupons'no;;(t·':/Jsed.
he is the' son of Mr.imd Mrs. daughters of Mr. and Mrs Fred
WUliam E. Soden' ofCoileg!! a\1~: .Campbell of RutgerS avenu~ have
I saw it iri' The.Swa~orean. nue. .
• . '.'~. recently been elected by ~pular
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Washfbgton, D.C. VirWe HayeAdded a New Line
ginia was chosen May Queen and
Mary was selected as an attendant. Both girls' are members of
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4:00 I'.M.-MemberBhip Instruc-, . "'At the Adult 'Forum Sunday,'
· tion Class.
. ti "shi . annalee Stewart, I,eglslative SecChurch School classes meet at
7.:00
2 p.. .,j:etary
.theWomen'lJ
9:45 on S.wdaYS for allllge.. .
At the' it i..m. Morning .wor.8. :00 P.M.-Special Lenten serV.-IM-onal League for Peace and Free· ice.·
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. . lTio'm, will speak to Friends on the. ship, Rev. Kulp will. use as his
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TRINITY CHtmCH.
subje~t "Must we Accept U.M.T" ~ermOIi subject the second in' a
H.. Lawrence ··WJ\lttemore. Rector Thu,.il! the concluding Fol'l,llll In series' of sermons for Lent, ''Nec.
Sunday, F~brwP,ry
ihe current series sponsored by essa,.y Authority." There are
8:00 A.M.-Holy Communion.
the Peace Committee... ·
nurseries for children of parents
9:30 .A.M.-Church School (Srd
United Fellowship students will at~dlng church service and a
Grade and Up). School (2nd entertain their parents and some JuniGr Church program for chil11:00 A.M.-Chur)Ch
'special guests·
at a'.
supper iii ttl
the dr en 'of'gra'des" 1 to 5 inclusive.
Grade
and Down •
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11:00 A.M.-Morning prayer.
new fireplace ·room In Whi er
At 4 p.m. a Church Member8:30 P.M. Canterbury Club Sup- House SUnday 'evening at 6:15.
ship Instruction Class conducted
per.
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On Sunday, March 6, Friends'
f
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7:30 . P.M.-Young Peoples Fel- :famllies will gather for FarnJJy by Rev. Kulp or SIX
gra e
· lowshlp.
M'
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pupils of the Church School will
." Tuesday. lIIarch 1
Day at. eeting or
ors p. meet in the Pasto~'sstudy. Junior
5:30 P.M...:.,Evenlng" Prayer.
,There WIll be no Forum or FIrst High young people who are not
Wednesday, M&rclt 2
Day School on that day.
yet members of the church are
'1!-15 A.M.-Holy Communion.
tt d thi
10:30 A.M.-Holy Com,munlon.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTES also. encouraged to a en
s
3:30 ,P.M.-Chlldren's ·Service.
class.
8:00 P.M.-Lenten·WGrkshop on
The.vital need for proofs rather
At 5:30 p.m. the Wesley FelWorship, in the church.
. than mere professions of Chrls- lowship Dina _ A _ Mite Supper
5:30
tian power will be stressed in the Meeting will be held ilt the
- Lesson-Sermon entitled ''Christ Swarthmore- Woman'S Club. The
- -TID: RELIGIOUS SOCIETY ;fe-us" t6 be read at Christian Wesiey Fellowship of q,e 'prexei
2'
Sciehce services on Sunday:
Hill MethOdist
be the
9:45 A.M.-First Day SchooL
. ~electioris frGm the Bible In- guests. .!i:our.. · .memheAA" .. of.. the
9:45 A.M.-AdnU Forum: Anna- cltide thefollGwlng pasSage from church from v.arious: ""alks !If life
lee Stewart: "Must We Accept the'" Sent.on. on the Mount wiIl.dlscusStbe meaninji'-of their
U. M.T.?" H.. .
.(Matthew 5:'18): "Let your I1ght personal Christian' faith: '
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Mrs. John Hamilton, Pl'9gram
· Children cared" for In Whittier may 'see your 'good' ''l1Drks, and dm.ctor. YWCA;·.John M. PatterHouse.
to join
with us.All are welcome.
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. glorify ,your Father whlch Is in son, counselor, Methodist Youth
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l!lellowshlp, vice president and
6:15 P.M. - UnIted "eIlGwshIP: heav~! "
Students,· Supper.
. The Golden Text is from I John general manager of Highway ~_
M....day, February 28
(4:9): "In-this was mani(ested preSs Lines,. Philadelphia; Dr.
· All dav sewing for A. F. S. C.
the love of God toward us, be- Joseph E. Paul,. M.D., resident In
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cause that God.sent .hisonly be..
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All day seWing for A.F.s.c.
gotten Son Into the world, ·thai Radlology,,\t Bryn ...aWl;'; ospltal;Dr. Garold W. Thumm, aseFIRST CHURCH OF .
we mlghtllve through him."
slstant professor of POlitical
, An invitation is extended to all ence, Unlversjty of 'Pemlsylvania.
CHRIST. SCIENTIST .
SWARTHMORE
to .attend the services at 11 a.m.,
The. 1I4ethodlst Youth Fellowhi-k Avenue
heiow HarVard
First Church of Christ, SclenUst,
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ship will meet at~e church .lit '1

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William Lessig, teacher of music
at Glen, MUla Schopl, presented
some of his students In a recital
as part of his program "Musij: as
a Subject and Its Nlile Phases"
given Tuesday afternoon for the
Swarthmore Woman's Club.
In discussing the value of music
in' the program of both private'
and puhlic schools, Mr. Lessig
mentioned the need for correct
tralning of the singing voice, independent reading of music, the
opportunity for expression thrJugh
Instruments, and appreciation fostered by contact with gOOd musi~.
He also brought out a pGint not
often considered, that schools
should give music, In both the
'vocal and Instrumental phases of
it, a training which can be taken
Into the home-family singing and
little family orchestras shOUld be
encouraged, he said.
,. "Group activities such as choral
work, bands and orchestras," continu~ the speaker, IIpromote cooperation and 'real democracy'."
He added that the school should
also stimUlate the creative spirit
through which comes original expression.

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A breeze from heaven
Has touched thy prow.
Thy port In.. sight

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Ah. tJIorious V,ictory!.
A breath of immortality
Is In thy wing.

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TRINITY NOTES
Holy Communion will be celebrated'at 8 o'clock Sunday moming. At 9:30 children in the thlrd
grade and up will meet for Church
d grade
School. Those In the secon,
and down will have their classes
at 11 o'clock.
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The regular service of
omIng Prayer will be held at 11, at tHoour·dis
which time the Rev. Robert M.
McNair ot the Philadelphia Divln- ,lind to provide Instead for Interlty' School, w111 preac..
h The Rec - views by appolntm~t.
tor will be away this Sunday attending a conference. In GreenBrown Bird Begging
wich,. Conn., and Dr. McNair will
The little brown bird whom no-.
have charge of both services.
. body loves
Ushers for Sunday will be as
Is pleading his cause with n:'e:
follows: P. B. B an ksJDBow
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den, Jr., C. S. Brown, R. M. A wee bit of fur, he sits outsIde
my door
Daniel, .W. C. Hogg, Jr., F. W.
. I drink my
And shivers while
Luehring, Joseph Reynolds, and
tea.
H. G. Toland. Hugh Morrison will
serve as acolyte at 8 O'clock, and
Geotge Hansell and Andy Hop- Thh little brown bIld whom no.
•
body feeds.
kins at 11. During the 11 o'clock
Is the "birdie" all children
service Patricia Duff and Alice
know best.
Haubner will be in charge of the
In every' loved spot where a man
nursery. .
,
.
buIlds a cot
.
The Canterbury
will. hold
This
little
brown
bird
buUdsa
a supper meeting at 6:3(/' p.m.
h
nest.
Sunday. The Rev. Harry Jo nson
will' lead a illscussion on "Chtistian Vocation." The You n g This little brown bird who would
be a friend
.
Ie's FellGwship will meet at
~e;:
Is after my heart again;
p.m.
Pr
How can I drink my fea while he
A service of Evening Fr'd
ayer
watches me
will be held .Tuesday and
I ay
So close to my CGld window
at 5:30 p.m.
pane?
There will be a celebration of
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Choir at 8 p.m.
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h th rd
' A t 9'30 children in t e l
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Ch h
grade and up will meet for
urc
School. Those in the second grade
and down will have their classes
at II o·c1ock.
The regular service of Morning Prayer will be heId a I 11 , at
which time the Rev. Robert M.
McNair of the Philadelphia Divinity School. will preach. The Rector will be away Ihis Sunday altending a conference in Greenwich. Conn .• and Dr. McNair wiII
have charge of bolh services.
Ushers for Sunday will be as
follows: P. B. Banks. J. D. Bowden, Jr., C. S. Brown, R. M.
Daniel.W. C. Hogg. Jr.• F. W.
Luehring Joseph Reynolds, and
H G. Toiand. Hugh Morrison will
sc'rve as acolyte at 8 o'clock, and
George Hansell and Andy Hopkins al 11. During the 11 o'clock
service Patricia Duff and Alice
Haubner will be in charge of the
nursery.
The Canterbury Club will hold
a supper meeting at 6:30 p.m.
Sunday. The Rev. Harry Johnson
will lead a discussion on "Christian Vocation." The You n g
People's Fellowship will meet at

first message by the
on the theme, "Questions
of Jesus' Last Days" will be "To
What Purpose Is This Waste?"
h '
III rehearse on
The c Olrs w
.th th Cherub choir
Thursday. WI
e
.
rehearsing at 3:30 p.m .• the JUnIor
choir
. att 84 p.m.
m and the Chancel
ChOir a
p..
K I h fund it favorable
Mr. u p as a
to discontinue regular Olllce
Hours for personal counselling
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Gives Club Program

William Lessig. teacher of music
at Glen Mills School. presented
some of his students in a recital
as part of his program U,Music as
a Subject and lis Nine Phases"
given Tuesday afternoon Cor the
Swarthmore Woman's Club.
. In discussing the value of music
in the program of both privatc
and pUblic schools, Mr. Lessig
mentioned the need for correct
training of the singing voice, independent reading of music. the
opportunity for expression thro"ugh
instruments, and appreciation Cos_
tered by contact with good music.
He also brought out a poinl not
often considered, that schools
should give music, in both the
vocal and instrumental phases of
it, a training which can be taken
into Ihe home-family singing and
little family orchestras should be
encouraged, he said.
"Group activities such as choral
work, bands and orchestras," continued the speaker, "promote cooperation and real democracy."
He added that the school should
also stimUlate the creative spirit
through which comes original expression.

A glow from heaven
Has given to Ihee
Celeslial Iighl.

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A breeze from heaven
Has touched thy prow.
Thy pori in sight

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Thy ship on Ihe uncharted sea •
Dolh speak of spirit life set free
From Irammeling Ihing.

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Ah glorious Viclory!
A breath of immortality
Is in Ihy wing.

Brown Bird Begging
'Hall. The program following will
The little brown bird whom noRegular Morning Worship Serv- be a talk given by William Shepbody loves
ices will be held on Sunday morn- ard on UMary Baker Eddy and
Ah heart of mine,
Is pleading his cause with me:
ing at 9: 30 and 11 o·clock..
. Christian Science."
Calch Ihe glad note,
A wee bit of fur. he sits outside Triumphant soar.
Rev. Bishop's sermon tOPIC WIll
On Monday evening, the Couples
my door
,
be "The Meek Who Inherit the Club will meel al 6:30 p.m. for
And shivers while I drink my Ther~ is no dealh,
Earth."
a covered dish supper in Mctea.
Church School Classes will meet Cahan Hall. followed by a
The spirit freed
at 9:30, 10:45 and 11 a.m. The 1"Western Party." All couples of
Lives evermore.
This little brown bird whom noMen's and Women's Bible Classes the congregation arc invited. AnyHelen Montgomery Marr
body feeds
will mcel al 9: 30.
.
.
one wishing to attend is asked to
EDITOR'S NOTE:
Is the IIbirdie" all children
In the evening, SenIor HIgh call Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Little,
Mrs. MaTT 1urote "To Winged
know best.
Fellowship meets for supper at Jr.• SWarlhmore 6-5152.
Victory" shortly after the death of
In every loved spot where a man
6: 30 in McCahan Hall. A~ the
Tuesday at 8 p.m. the first of the
her husband. t/w Rev. George A.
builds a cot
7 o'clock program
. Mr.on Bishop
"The Lenten Services will be held int
d'
Marr
in 19£~. when she and /wI'
This little brown bird builds a
will lead a IScusslon.
.
the church sanctuary. The gues
friend
Mr.. William P. Potter
nest.
Meaning of Lent." JunIOr H~gh preacher will be Dr. Andrew
visited tke LQu,vre in. Paris. Mrs.
Fellowship meets for supper 6.30 Mutch, ·Pastor Emeritus of Bryn
Th!s little brown ,bird who would Marr ,lied February 13 in her
in McCahan Hall, followe~ by Mawr Presbyterian Church.
ninetieth year.
be a friend
choir rehearsal at 7. A meehng of
The Missions and Benevolences
faith and fUn will follow.
. Committee will meet on Tuesdny
Is after my heart again;
Mary Lou Hodge, daughter of
The Young Adults group. w,llI evenl·ng. I'n the Woman's Associa- 7;30 p.m.
P
How can I drink my fea while he
A
t
A
service
of
Evening
rayer
Mr.
and Mrs. D. Malcolm Hodge
watches me
meet in the Wo.men'S s~ocla IOn tion Room, for the regular month- will be held Tuesday and Friday
Room at 6 for Bible Siudy. supper Iy meeting. This meeting wiII be
of
Stralh
Haven avenue. has been
So close to my cold window
named to the Dean's List at Midh duled at 5:30 p.m.
pane?
ft th
held al 9 p.m. a er e sc e
There will be a celebration of
dlebury
College. Middlebury, Vt.
CLARA
M.
GROGAN.
CHURCH SERVICES
Lenten Service.
Ihe Holy Communion at 7:15
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A Men's Dinner will be held
d
.
t
Jos.~_ph P. Bishop, Minister
for the men of the congregation Wednesday mornin~, an thaga~~ :0
John Schott. Associate Minister on Wednesday, at 6: 15 p.m. The 10:30 a.m. Followmg
e
:
Sunday, February 27
guest speaker \VI'11 b e Dr. Eltor1 service there will be a meeting
h
9:30 A.M. and. 11 :00 A. M . -M om_ Trueblood. Ch,'ef of Religious In- of the Woman's Auxiliary.
f' th Lunc
A ...
ing Worship Service. Mr. Bis- formation for the Voice of eon will be served or lie uxhop will preach.
America.
iliary at 12:30 p.rn. A C i1dren's
9:30. 10:45 and 11:00 ~.M. Thursday is Ihe Day of Silence Lenten Service will be held al
Church
School classes
mee,t.s for the women of the congrega- 3:30 p.m. and al 8 p.m. Ihe
Reclor
9:30
A.M.-Men·s
and WIll
Women
I Le
I
Bible Classes. .
.
tion. begr'nru'ng' at 10: 30 a,m. until will, conduct a specia
n enI
5:00 P.M.---Confirmation Class.
2: 30 p,m. Those who attend are Workshop on Worship. There wil
6:00 P.M.-Young Adults.
.
asked to bring Iheir Own sand- be a short service in Ihe church.
6:30 P.M. -. Senior and Jumor wiches; tea and coffee wiII be followed by a teaching session.
COTTON CARPET A SPECIALTY
Tuesday, Mareh
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1
served. Guest speaker wiIl be Mrs. The instruction this week will be
,High ...Fellowship.
8:.00 P.M.' Lenten Se",lce.
Agnes Sanford. author of "Healing on the Olllces of Morning and
METHODIST CHURCH
Lighl." and two novels. Mrs. Evening Prayer.
' ',JO,'~,C.•• E
KrUIP .
San10rd has been very active in
Tjle Sewing:G~oup, w)11 meet
Call us today,
:Ministe
the 'healing nlinistry.
on'Thursd'ay; '10 'a.m. Choir re"Rudolph H. Hodge
Thursday evening, the Executive he~rsals will be held,. at usual at,
Asslslant ~r
Board of the Ushers' Association ,4' p.m. on Monday and Wednes, .
"
Mr. 'Fre'd Haiey"
'meets at 8 p.m, In the:Women's day for Ihe .Boys' Choir•. 4:45 p.m.
We'll come tomorrowl.
Organlst,J;lirector of Muslr
Association Room . for a monthly MOl'dlQ' for. th" .j:;irls' Ql1oir, an.d
Sunday, February 27
meeting.
7:30 p.m. Thursday for Ih" Men s i \
1:45 A.M.-Churcll SchOol
..
and Boys: _Choir rehearsal.
11:00 A.M. -' Morning Worship FRIENDS MEETING NOTES
Service Mr.. Kulp will preach.
4:00 P.M.-Membership InstrucAt the Adult Forum Sunday.
METHODIST NOTES
tion Class.
7:00 P.M.-Youlh Fellowship.
Annalee Stewart, Legislative SecChurch School classes meet at
Wednesday. March 2
relary of Ihe Women's Interna- 9:45 on Sundays for all ages.
8:00 P.M.-Special Lenten ServMo•••k ~rpeda• • Complete Size Raolr _ Orlpatel ••gll
~onal League for Peace and FreeAt the 11 a.m. Morning Worice.
100 Park Ave., Swarthmore, Pa.
"aom, will speak to Friends on the ship, Rev. Kulp will use as his
TRINITY CHURCH
subject "Must we Accept U.M.T" sermon subject the second in a
SWarthmore 6-6000
H. Lawrence Whittemore. Rector This is the concluding Forl,lm in series of sermons for Lent, "NeeSunday. February 27
the current series sponsored by essary Authority." There are two8:00 A.M.-Holy Communion.
the Peace Committee.
nurseries for children of parents
Paulson KNOWS Carpet
9:30
A.M.---Church
School
(3rd
United
Fellowship
students
will
altending
church
service
and
a
~iD:::
Grade and Up).
t t· Ih'
t
dome
11:00 A,M.---Church School (2nd en er am
elr paren s an s
Junior Church program for chil- I W
Grade and Down).
special guests at a supper hi the dren of grades 1 to 5 inclusive.
11:00 A.M.-Morning prayer.
new fireplace room in Whittier
At 4 p.m. a Church Member6:30 P.M. Canterbury Club Sup- House Sunday evening at 6:15.
ship Instruction Class conducled
per.
On Sunday, March 6, Friends'
. h
d
7:30 P.M.-Young People's Fel_
by Rev. Kulp for Slxt gra e
THERE ARE NO
lowship.
families wiII gather for Family pupils of the Church School wiII
Day at Meeting for Worship. meet in the Paslot's sludy. Junior
. Tuesday. March 1
5:30 P.M.-;Evenlng Prayel'.
There wiII be no Forum or Firsl High young people who are nol
SECRETS IN MEDICINE
Wednesday, March 2
Day School on that day.
yet members of Ihe church are
7>15 A.M.-Holy Communion.
also encouraged 10 attend this
10:30 A,M.-Holy Communion.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTES
3:30 P.M.---Children·s Service.
class.
8:00 ·P.M.-Lenten Workshop on
The vital need for proois rather
At 5:30 p.m. the Wesley Fel' . Whenyouhearofsomeremark_
Worship,
in
the
church.
than
mere
professions
of
Chrislowship
Dina _ A _ Mite Supper
Friday. March 4
h
able secret discovery for the
5:30 P.M.-Evening Prayer.
tian power will be stressed in the Meeting will be held at t e
~- - - -Lesson-Sermon entitled "Christ Swarthmore Woman's Club. The
treatment of disease, put it down
THE RELIGIOUS
SOCIETY
Jesus" to be read at Christian Wesley Fellowship of the Drexel
OF FRIENDS
as doubtful. Every scientific dis.
Sunday, February 21
Science services on Sunday.'
HiII Methodist Church wi1I be the
covery worthy of the name is
9:45 A.M.-First Day School.
Selections from the Bible in- guests. ,E;our members of the
9:45 A.M.-Adult Forum: Anna- elude the following passage from church from various, walks of life
made known to all physicians as
lee Stewart: ',],;Iust We Accept ihe Sermon on the Mount will discuss the meaning of their
rapidly as possible in order that
U. M. T.?"
(Malthew 5: 16): "Let your light personal Christian faith:
11:00
A.M.-Meeting
Mrs. John Hamilton. program
Children
cared for for
in Worship.
Whittier so shine before men, that they
the whole world may benefit. It
House. All are welcome to join may see your good' works, and director, YWCA; John M. Patteris quite impossible for the average individual to
with us.
glorify your Father which is in son. counselor, Methodist Youlh
keep abreast of medical progress. He must de6:15 P.M. - United Fellowship heaven...•
E1ellowship. vice president and
Students. Supper.
The Golden Text is from I John general manager of Highway j;!xpend upon his physician. If yoU suffer from some
Monday, February 28
(4:9): "In this was manifested press Lines, Philadelphia; Dr.
All dav sewing for A. F. S. C.
the love of God toward us. bechronic disease, and are in the care of a physician,
Wednesday, March 2
.
Joseph
E.
Paul"
M.D
.•
resident
in
cause that God sent h IS only bebe assured that you will enjoy the advantages of
All day sewing for A.F.S.C.
Radiology ,at Bryn Mawr Hosgolten
Son
into
the
w()rld,
that
pilal;
Dr.
Garold
W.
Thumm.
asthe latest scientific development applying to your
FIRST CffiJRCH OF
we might live through him."
affliction.
CHRIST SCIENTIST
An invitation is extended to all sislant professor of Political Sci•
SWARTHMORE
to attend the services at 11 a.m., ence. University of Pennsylvania.
.. k A
b I
H
d
First Church of Christ. Scientist.
The ~ethodist Youth Fellowrar Sunday,
venueFebruary
e ow arvar
ship wilI meet at the church at 7
21
Park avenue.
p.m
11:00
A. M.-Sunday
School.
There will be a Methodist
11:00 A.M.-The
Lesson-Serm()n
will be "Christ Jesus."
How Ci./IH.. Sc/•• ce Heo/s
Youlh Fellowship Rally at Broad
THEATRE, SQUARE
Wednesday evenln~ meetioll 'THERE'S ALWAYS
Street Memorial Methodist
CALL FOR and DELIVERY SERVICE
each
8 P.M.. A
ReadIng
A WA"
Church.
409 week.
Dartm()uih
venue, Room;
open
, I OUT"
M day Drexel Hill at 7:30 p.m.
Ample FREE P.rIIl.g
weekdays except hoU~ays. 10-5.
lOAn 8 .
VI
' .
FrIday eveninlL 7-9. Sunday Bt- WI' 1618 lei SDtIoy, ' ..5 A.M.
t
p.m. on
ednesday there
lernoon. 2:30-4:lIO.
,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....: will be a Lenten Mid-week'Serv_
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PRESBYTERIAN NOTES

February 25, 1955

'"Music when properly taught,"
Lessig concluded, "has a
potent effect on the emotional. life
and
is an important moral influ_
Pictured at the left, in the usual order, are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
ence."
Gemmill. Mrs. H. ,Lindley Peel. Susan Braun, Mall Tippett. Donald
The recital by Glen MiJls' boys
P. Jones, Barbara Bloom, and Stewart Bowie. Above are Robert
included several spirituals sung
Borer. Elizabeth Gibson, Carol Topplltg, Philip Cooper, Slew Bowie
(in Ihe dlsbnce) and Wl11iam Keller.
'
by a group of nine, and an illustration of the songs composed by
Above are pictures of ihe Swarihmore lunior Assemblies
is ihe leading "town" magazine throughout the U.S., and is aimed Ihe boys themselves in their cottages.
•
which appear in this February's issue of TaWil Journal. The
primarily at places of 10,000 and under.) Swarthmore's Santa
Instrumental music was furexperiences of a half dozen towns a~e 'reported in ihe accompanyClaus tradition was also mentioned in Towll Journal's December nished by a saxophone duet and
ing article, "Social Polish for your Children" but Swarihmore
Issue.
a trumpet quarlet. Mr. Thomas.
not only gets top billing but furnishes all of the illustration.
Through special arrangements made 'with TaWil lournafs Who has laught at the schOOl for
30 years, assisted the trumpeters.
TaWil lournal is taking this story into 1,650,000 homes all over
editor, Carroll P. Streeter of Columbia avenue, copies of this
Mrs . .Tohn W. Soule, chairman
the country. The magazine is not well known in large cities and
issue' are available at Michael's College Pharmacy and Cather.
of the Youth Conservation detheir suburbs, and is not ordinarily on newstands. (However, it
,man's Drug Siore. ,.
partment of the club, was in
charge
of the ·program.
+l'In.
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Thomas
R.
Y.ounger·
of
Broomall.
MARCH OF DIME -';OTALS
Dr. James G. Delano. chairman ence of ~ucators at Goddard
College.
PlalDfield.
Vt.
Mrs.
Grace
O~'"
.
Fi I tolal .
S
th
' county chairman of Youth Con{If the education committee of the
servation. was a guest of Ihe club.
'
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S
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.
In·
war
more
School in Rose Valley. returned Rotzel. prmclpal of the c 00 m ,
1955 March of Dimes campaigns
.
$4 934 51 M
J V S B' h
]don day from a three-day confer- Rose Valley. also attended the
'~onference'
n1n'
d'
t!
th was ,
. r rs. . . . IS op,
NAMED EDUCATION MGR.
.
. An eve
g ,car par y or
e 'local . chairman ; announced this
iiiiiiiiif llieneflt of' veterans 'in 'hoS':'ilals ~eek.·
,
How~"d 'E. Tompkins. Ridley
has been" scheduled for Apnl 22
.
Park, a graduate of Swarthmore
in Ihe Swarthmore ·Woman's Club.
The. one-nIght Mothers'. March College; has been named Educa,
Members
of the Swarthmore on January 25 brought In $4.- tional Sales Manager at BurLegion Auxiliary Unit which is 605.79.. In other break-downs, roughs
Corporation's Research
s onsori g the event met last collechons netted $18 from the Center in PaolL
:eek at nthe home of Mrs. Robert schools. $18.3 .from
hou,se••
Tompkins Iia:';'-been with thc
Ewing to plan for the spring $30 from CtV1C organIzations, and laboratory since June, 1951~ as a
event.
$97.72 from the Ihealres.
research engineer. He will be
The final total was an increase responsible fol' the educational
The Auxiliary Essay contesl.
entitled this' year "This Nation of $208.46 over, the 1954 figure.
program at the Research Center;
Under God" was opened 10 thc
the
Reports and Publications
local junior and senior high
Group;
and a specialized portion
NEWS NOTES
schools. The Medal Contest has
oi the lab()ratory's recruitment
also been announced at both the
Mary Bunker, daughter of Mr. program.
Swarthmore and Nether Provi- and Mrs. H. L. Bunker of Mt.
Tompkins took his Master's Dedence High Schools.
Holyoke place. a freshman at gree in PhYSics at the University
Three dollar gifts were sent to Bucknell University, has been of Pennsylvania and was an inthe Perry Point and Velerans pledged to Delta Delta Delta structor and research assistant at
Penn's Moore SchOOl of Electrical
Hospitals and $5 to CoalesvilIe sorority.
"
Engineering
prior to joining the
Hospital, for candy; $10 was voted
Anne Hilker! of Rutledge. and
I to the Red Cross and another $3 Carol and Priscilla Mahy of Media Burroughs Research Center.
He holds several patents in the
went to the Auxiliary Slale have been cited for academic
Scholarship.
~eld
'of eleclronics and is the
achievement at Wilson College,
author
of
various
technical
The COupon Project this year Chambersburg for Ihe semester
articles.
I will be devoted to the Veterans' jusl ended.
IChildren of America for Child Second Lt. William G. Soden. Tompkins was general manager
Welfare in all branches of ac- who was gradualed, January 29 of Station WSRN at Swarthmore
livity. Mrs. Herbert Basselt is from the Marine Corps Schools at College. one of the first campus
stations
in
the
chairman of the project, and a can Quantico, Va., has been trans- broadcasting
country.
110 her. SWarthmore 6-0193. will ferred to Pensacola. Fla. A grad~
bring information on kinds of uate of the U.S. Naval Academy.
Mary and Virginia Campbell.
coupons now' ~sed.
he is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
William E. Soden of College ave.o, Campbell of Rutgers avenue, have
J saw it in The Swarthmorean. I nue.
recently been elected by popular
vote as members in the 1955 May
Court at Marjorie Websler Junior
College,
Washington. D.C. VirWe Have Added a New Line
ginia was chosen May Queen and
Mary was selected as an attendant. Both girls are members of
the sophomore class.

Mr.

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PIans' April'~r
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WILCOX APPLIANCE COMPANY
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LANSDOWNE, PA,
MAdison 3-0767

$500 MONTHLY
Starting IOlary for 2 elecuti.,...type
salesmen. to ...~,..sent large Ea....m
flnoncial ~rpor.nion. No trovel. Sal"
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~25.1955

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Girl Scouts Celebrate' . , FrleJ)d':~,: lIolOllth' on MondaY. ~d been illMeDt the .tInI.e betQN.
Recelv•• Co. . . ., HollOr
I t A .MED ASS", TIEASURER
.F..... d 'h' M th· February t, In the Scout !loom Mrs. Hallock Campbell tauaht William F. Lee; Guernsey road, Sumner P. JOIles of Spr!n&fleld,
.
. rl.. n $ Ip
on
of tI)e
yterian CbUICh. They them several folk dan!* wi~ bas been named Man of the Year son of Mr. anli Mrs. Fred P. Jones
Girl. Scouts are celebraUng bad as tiitfiseveral foreign Mrs. George Pa~as. aCCODl- In this area by the Penn Mutual of $irath Haven avenue. bas been
IntetnaUOI)al Frtend$lp -MOnth students ~ the college· wbo panIst. To complete their work LIfe Insurance -Company. The appallited. assistant treasurer In
and two of the .lp.c;al TrooPs have gave short talks. and answered on InternaUonal,. Frlendsbip, the award was made In recognition the Bank Securities Division of
enjoyed esPecl8lly Inter~ maIIY questions about th!!1r native ~ls voted to buy .and make up of his· service to policy-bolders ll1U'd Trust Com Excbar4le
meetlhg~ as' a result. .
. counties. The Cllllege giI'la and twQ .cbeck-pos which are ~ school a:. well .as his underwriting Bank, Phlladelphia, it was reThe Bl'()wnitlS of Trc!opNo. 225, theirreapective countri!!B were supp,! .ldts to be sent to KMean achievements during the past cently announced.
• Rutgers avenue, met at the home AnnI> crowther from ~gland, clilldten.
year. He 'is a member of the . ,Mr. Jones graduated from Duke
of Troop Leader. Mrs. Mathew Anettade Vriendt from HoUBnd, ... ..
Frederi~k Wright Agency, phila- University. In 11M2 and attendt;d
M~lnne)I, .to$ Yale avenue,' OIl Marjorie. Jones froD\ Jamaica, High School Contll'lues
de,Iphla.
the UnivefSlty of PennsylvaDla
Mollday, Februll!Y It. They had Tamiyo Suematsu from Japan,
. p".'" '.' I'·G.. ·· .. V· n'it'
During 1954, Mr. Lee also qu81i- Law School. Ife entered the emas their guest Mrs. Harry Young Jeanne Melas. from Greece and
. Qi'e~~a. .. rOUp. . lit $fted for the C~mpaDY'S exclusive ploy of Girard. Trust Com Exwho told them of her experienceS SaUka Supol from Tha'1~!ld. The . , ..S~al'tbn10re ~ $chool ~ c~~~ "400" 'cl.u'b and has been Invited change In October, 19t7, and until
intensive educational May, 1950, was assIgued to the
as a Girl Gulde In, ChIna. Mrs. ~couts. entertained their guests ~~fMthe. second y~ tjie to ttend
Young was attendiilg a Missiol' with an original skit and served pllln of having ,mother represent- cdJererice io be held in A rit 'lD foreign department. Since that
ScbOC!l In China durltlg. tqe time refreshmen!!, 9f pWl.~li and cakes. aUves from various grade grliuPS$fte S. . 'hurS;rings
time he has been a member of
my
P
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the stafI of the S.ecu,rities Division.
of the second Cbino-.'l'apanese 'l'he girls .~ad entire ~arge of visit sch091 for a day.
War In the nlneteen-thirUes. The ~ents. ~d #oflltiO"".
Parents .are Invit¢ to· ,visit
JRS' tOFFEE CLATCH·
From June, 1942, ·to March,
members of tqe troop who wer!! Troop Leaders Mrs. Neal Weber ~lasses and .if they desire to do
N' . ~oehi 'f ·th. Swartbin re 1946, he served in the Infantry
.'!, ,e
,
0
of the U.S. Army arid, was
present for th1s mOst interesting and Mrs. CQ~ey Smith w~ 80, to follow thelr own chlldren'''!f e.m .
and exciting first-hand account ~f deUgbted ¢th tlle 1!eautifu1l,y schedule ,through the day. At the ,unlor. Woman 8 Club enJoyed ~ awarded the Combat Infantryscouting during .war-Ume were decorated cakes. and the gayly close of the day, they confer v.ith . ~!lm.e As Y'!u ¥e co:.eehClatch f men's Badge and the Bronze Star.
Barbara Lee Allison, Holly festooned l'Q9Dl.
.
the teacbers In' an informal' tea f!,ster!,la!,. ~ornfug .at . e ome 0 He is a member of the 446th Mil. Bisbop, Barbara Hayes, D~rotby
Since the first of the year this iil the teacherS' ciaieteria.
!.If,s. J?a;nd. A.C~ke, W~g- liary Gov,irnmen~ CQmpallY, U.S.
Hethertntton, Jill Lewicld, Car- troop, h,~ been b\lllY with work
In (lrdex: to moUvate the visit, ford. She was a&S15ted by Mrs. Army Reserve; t\'e Reserve om'
0110 HQlt " C~lyn McJC1nnell, .on the second clilss requirements. the parents were asked to note James E. Steele..
cers Association and the Springety of the fteld Athletic Association.
Frances Marsh, Gay SUvm, Bar-' They naY(! itorie sm,n~ trork on especlalll1 the orlr~tion of each' The humoro~,
bara Rendln, Diane Renshaw, knots ;m,c!.. ~ hpw .~ do tbre,e class vislted,Teachers are 'eS~ mothers' ,early inornmg attire and . Mr. Jories Is m8rried and has
Barbara .!ml!:~' Jlarbara Wood, well. Mrs. ~~ •• gave a ~ pecially ~0!IB. ~ have the. pat- conf~sI!ln of many small cbil dren t))ree cb11dren, Juqith 10, Jeftrey 6
Janet IJttle and Carol Huber.
on Health an4 Salety, fo~owed ents notice the general attitudes pt-oVlded a frI~dly atmosphere and Jeri-Lynne 2. His hobbles
Troop No. 423, Fifth Grade,the nen w~ .by the, g!rls mak- of~Ourtesy; consideration and for the group to get better ac- are music and winter sports.
Celebrated both Ing up their liulividual
and qualnte.J. Proce'eds will go .lnto
College'
Valentine Day .a~d ~ternaUonal .ldts and brielln~ the girlS who corridors. "
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Mr., and 'Mrs. .John ,J[. Murpq ,,-..,..,...---•.,--tJ...---of D1c~n' avenue recently reCHUICH SIIYlCES of RiverView road enteitalDed Mr. 5 ...............1....
turned from a two,.week trip to
WILLIAM
Houston, TeX~, and Monterr8y, .Dudley, D.- Heath of Cedar lane, and Mrs; E. G.: Craig of FalIIi
Mexico. Wblle In Hlluston, they par.«clpated recently with a dele- Church, Va., last weekend
A,hell & :U:;:i~ 4~:~ed
visited their son _ In -law and gation of Dartmouth Co~ge stuJ..aw,qM_owed,
,daughter, Mr: and Mrs. James A. dents who led. a church service BI!:!~
WAT.
Hughes, Jr.
at the· VennOllt.,State Prison In
23.
Pa
Windsor, Vt. '
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Under the superylslon of the
Mafhllwson' - In loving memo DartmOUth Christian Union, this
ory of inybeloved husbend project' is Undertaken several
THOM SEREMIA.
wIIopassed . away suddenly times a year., Heath directed the
IPIfOlSTEIING '
February 26, f 949.
,.
Christian Union choir .which pro,SL" COVElS'-DRAPEIIIES
vided ·muslc for the service.
SunSet and evening star
MrfItmore .. hi
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
And one clear call for me
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a ,....HIlI
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And may thel'j! be no moaning M. ,H/!"Ih;·Dudtey attended Mari-'
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of the bar
nette, High SchOOl, at. ~mette,
When I put out to sea.
Wis., and also Swarthmore High
Pho..e: sw 6-4216
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School. He is now In his junlor Jewelry Repaired
Twilight and evening bell
EMIL
SPIES
And after that the dark
year
at
Dartmouth,
and
haB
chosen
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And may there be no sadness
Form
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, of f. C. '1ocI" II , . .
of farewell
Sociology as his major field ,of
Mrs. Margaret Sfr/lmallor
When I embark.
study.
,
Fine Wateh and
128 Yal. A...
SW.rtInn_ ..71n
I'll Llocl.. A...
For though from out Our bourne
nity,he played.
A member
of freshman
Sigma Nu,football
frater_ (~~~~~~~~~~~~~I
Clock Repa'"
Swa'Hn..... Po.
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of time and p!l1ce
at·
the
,college
and
Is
a
member
The flood may bear me far
. '
I hope to see .my pilot face to of the track squad.
face
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PlaUiE FRAMING
When I 'have C~0S5ed the bar.

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The SchOOl DistrJct ot Swarthmore

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Princeton
Avenues,
Swarthmore,
PenD.8ylvan1a. up to 4 P.IIL Wednes..
day, March 16. 1955. to be opened at
a DUlI!tIDg or the SchQOl Board 'at the
SchOOl" District Olll.,.. on' March 10,'
1966. at 8 P.M,. or at a nleetlng adJOUl'Decj from, that m~tIIlg. tor In-'
swetlona! supplles. eqUipment,. Jabttor's supplies. athletic mecUcal supPlies, printing. perIodicals. and tuml_

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Saturdays. Sunclap' and bol1daY8 at
the School Dlatrtct O:fIlce. '!be Board
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids In w~ole or In part, and to award
contracts on any UAUll or Items male..
Ing up "lIl(; bid. .

.'~"MARY s. SPILLER

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Of the COmmonwealth

corporatIon Is THE
"TheptupClfes of
poratlon are: '
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Co.'
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SWaalhulOre 6-6455

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CHester +6246

:FOR
SALE - Webster portable
KIngswood··3.9372.
'phonograph, three speeds, ex-

and

and 'deal In''cloth1ng and' Wearing
apparel tor men, women aDd chU.
dr.D'
,_ To' ma;nuiacture~ buy.. Ben,' 'raa,.1
and deal In mercha.ndlse ot the'
T~.s..6-mo'
aDd kind l1Bually dealt, 11\ b)' geD",,,,q
department stores,
To acqUJre. hoJd. lease. Improve,
seU. mortgage and otherwise deal in ;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;i
ana W:lth real eBta.te. wherever sit- ,.
uated. as prinCipal only.
A. DAIVID M. 8PEERS. SOlicitor
Duane, MoiTIs & Hoc_or'
, 1617'Land 'l'ltle Building
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Phlladelpbla 10. Penna.
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gonias, phiIodendr~)fl. peperonia.

SWarthmore 6-2253

George Myers

VDALEN BROS

GENERAL CONTRACTORS
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Valentine L. Fine, Mrs. Robert ~.
Reed and Mrs. W. Hordern;
F .Lee, Capt,am;
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Mrs. Howard' Schad, ~s. David
Lairci, Mrs. Edward L. Noyes, Mrs.
EIlls RidgWay, Mrs. Chades Robert Morris, Jr., Mrs. A. W. Kitts,
Mrs. Rol>ert' C,. Good, Mrs. Ned
D. Williams, Mrs. CharI,,!! If.
ks Mrs' .
' err,'Mrs.
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Mrs. William . Campbell, Cap,..
tain; Mrs. C. H. Jeglum, Mrs.
Grant Hubble, Mrs. Dean \ Cald-

Nothing that a seconil
telephone can't .fix! You
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Company Business Office
and ask. aboUt an eden.
siOn terepl/ohe.

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Kenneth Doherty, Mrs. Richard
Brandt, Mrs. W.R. Lecron, Mrs.
Stephen Whtcher, Mrs. H. W.
Brinkmann, Mrs. Howard NewnaJP lind Mrs. Robert Hulme.

OF PENNSYLVANIA

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more 6-3050.
FOR .S~E ...:. Tropical fish, 14
VarIetIes, plants aquariums
,most supplies. S:Warthmol'e ~.
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apm and loob: s'1I.\, also knoWi how ~wise it'is
to let uaeleee driid~ ro'b h
f th
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-w,y
er 0
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and how lIDDeC' -liy, with electricity reacb' to
~: many tough jobs around the hallie. It is the
'. _, pn ep of the lDen IIIId WOlDen Or your electric
company to make t i m .
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plentifully and d _ -VlDg, work_vins e1ectriei&,

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,A. M. LagJ ,.
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Bruce
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Mrs. IIlff spoke of an orientation
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exainlriiltioiis
96
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dental
examinations;
Miss. and
Sidner
stressed the need fiif. voliJrlteer
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Iiel., In the Dental Health Center
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whio!l Ii; lo.catea iiI.the Ridl~r
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Township High, School, Folsom
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the
WoOdlYn
Child
He81th
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CaD,taIn· Center WruC s e a
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Mader;
Mrs. R,
BlatrDudley,
Price" .Cap"
man' Mrs.
Fr taln.' Mrs. Jonn Aal'onMrs.
Joh~n ...es _ Hlensch, Mrs: Paul
Zechet, Mr8~ ceo;.ge McKeag,
Mrs. F~ederlck. C. Beak and M~s.

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Pen, nsy'.Ivan."a R.Qlolroad

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more 6-8452. .
Service.
available to our
Antique crystal
FOR SALE
customer.
011 all malres of
- chande1i~r, exquisite, all glass,
'all original_ $90. SWarthmore 6" , " ,.oil burners
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6665. '
FOR SALE,;,.;. 1949 Four-Door =-=~~~;;-;;;;;;';-:":"'::'~':""I L~ve/.paYment plan on all
bdls. Automatic:: delivede,:
. black Oldsmobile. SWarthmore
6·686•. , . ,
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of all during the heating
season
!i'OR SALE - ' Kara'stan' Ameri. can Oriental rug 10 ieei by 12
~uaranteed, Standard Coal
feet, also one matching four

CLASSIFIEDS, p~Y!

335 Dartmouth Avonue
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Free EsHmate•

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FOR SALE-one year old Thayer PERSONAL :- ,
baby car~iage. $10. Can, MEdia
and appllance
service. Robert
TV
6-2013..
FO"
home.
R· SALE - :Antiques. Pai~ley more 6.3889.
small_ $10.
side PERSONAL Belvedere Conval.
shawl,rush
double,
chair,
seat,$14;
perfect,
escent Home, 2507 Chestnut St.,
Wedgewood Medallions, $25 each.
Chester. NurSing care for all illSWarthmore 6·6665.
s. ProfessionalldlYe·tsPoffed.
'ci,,;'(;i... size 'washe», ,Three wheel
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condition.
$60 or reasonable
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Dog License by Mail

.PI:.UM.ING

Jack Prichard

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POIlIAIT STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHIC
SUPPLIES,

Passmo.re

w1ll receive sealed bids at the omce of
LEGAL
NOTICE
or the SchQOI
I?Jatrlct
l!). :the.'.HIgh n,...
SchOt;Jl BUildJng, comer of College" and 'under;

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and Mn. H.'N. Ri~m:
and chUcJren Ted atld Gall, mQIV~ Workers, Named
recently from M~Ian to t1).eIr new
home OIl m Park avenue,
B"."M· t'hly' M'
fonner Jacltsoli houSe.
E •. .JeffordiJ. MrlI; Arnold A. Luder,
For the 'conven1~ce of local doi-owners, The Swarthmorean
prints the follow1Dg form for app~at1on lor dog Ucense.
Mrs. Edward Mablflr, Mrs. JosePh
The bi-monthly meeting of the
lt may be filled out and mailed to the County Treasurer, MediI!,
Paul, Mrs. J. E" Paul and MrS". central coDunlttee, of the ComIn
'act.ordance to instructiOns below, and your
license will
240HOUR
Belden S. TuCker; .
munity Nursing Bervlce" Delabe'returned
by
mall.
This
haIJ
the
approval
of
County
TreasBusiness section, area chairman, ware ColiIity, met at the WeStern
urer
Frank
T.
Dotts
and
the'
application
is
oIIIcial.
PaUl ~mari; Horace Passmore, Area oIIIce in, ~~ Sw~ore
DOG LICENSE APPLlCATION
WiUianr' BOoth. and Donald 'Mat- Borough .Hall ThurSday morning;
and
OWNER'S
NAME:
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hews; School, ,Henry H~fmann, Februan- 10.
.
(PI_ PrInt)
Captain; Betty Barton, Fred YoThe meeting was chilied by
Heating Seriice
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cum, Martha Shaw and M!:IJ. Mrs. Jolin IlifI of Springfteld, viceGrace Witter.
,
chalrriian, iil the absence of ChaIrGAS - OIL - COAL.
POST OFFICE:
Area chairman, Mrs. Robert M. man Mrs. wnilrifu Huey of DiCk(PI.... Print)
Grogan; Mrs. Richard K~ Noye, inson averiue. Neive members
Repair
BREED
OF
DOG,
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SEX, ................ ".
3rd, ~apt8.in; workers Mrs.. Vic- were preSent. "
tor Tr<)xell, Mrs. WIlson Rushton,
Mrs. Marvel Wilson, Strath
AGE OF DOG................................. COLOR" ............................. " ......... ..
or
Mrs. 'WlUlam' C" Dunn, Mrs. Haven avenue, chairman of the
FEES: Male $1.10
,
ito"~tlon
George We1ssand Mrs. John H. Chrlstlnas Cheer group reported
Spayed F~e $1.10 (With Spaying .CerUflcate)
Derlckson;Mrs. Peter Kroon, on We distribution of Iplants and
Female $2.10
Captain;
Mrs.
Henry
Bunk~,
Mrs.
baskets.
They
were'
decorated
and
Please
enclose
.tainped self-addressed envelope.
lathroom. Clid Ki.c....
E. B. Hollis. ·Mrs. Merrlll Hayes, filled by the cllDllJllttee and deSend Money Order or Check-STAMPS WILL NOT BE AClo.lIodeltd
Mrs. O. M.Mrs.
Hook,
Mrs.Hudgins,
S.· H. livered
35 patients.
Hemenway,
Roberl
Mrs- toJohn
'Ross of Ridley L__
No .106 Too $n.all
Mrs. Edward Windell, Mrs. Ed- Township, c)latrman of the Chrlstor
, Too Lorge
ward Cratsley, Mrs. Sidney Dia- mas Party for the Woodlyn Child
mood and Mrs. Vernon Triboletti. Health Center, repoo:ted that about
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ROBERT McGINN
Mrs; R. W. 'Goll,
Captain;
Mrs. 80 cb1Idren and mothers were en- .
A. Robb Cochran. Mrs. Roy tertalned at the. Party.
loglsfem
, , AlliSo'l, Mrs. -MrS. Birney K. Morse of HarLiitgle; Mrs. EUwOOd
th
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h
vard aVenue, reported on
e
SWartltmoN 6-0740
Howard Hopson, Mrs., Jo lin Nat- Needlework Guild garments which
vig, Mr•. Willliim POrk, Mrs. Rob- had been ~r"ei:eJ.Ved from the
ert Van, Rbavensway, Mrs. J. Swarthmore, 1U41.,y Park, Ridley
. ,
, FrancIS
TaYlor and Mrs. James
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Township and Springfield ToWDClifford, "" .
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• ship Needlework Guilds. .
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.Mrs.. Blrney, .~. Morse, Captain,
Mrs. William Gehring, VniverPHON!
Mrs. F!"anklln qillespie, Mrs. Rob-, sity place read the new By-laws
GRanite 6-3000
Travel together. Cha...
ert K. Reeder, Mrs., Jolin E. as ~repa;ed ,by the committee.
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~ered Buses for a"
Michael, Mrs. J. Roy Snape and They were accepted as read.
'NIll'IIin&' visits
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fLanden 2·3000
occasions • local ClII!I
William F. Taylor, Captein; Mrs.
Dorothy M. Bidner, supervising
Long Distonce.
Raymond A. Hood, Jr., .Mrs. John. nurse of the Western Area office,
C.' Hayward, Mrs,' ,John M. Ward reported a total of 446 visits made
RED A,RROW LINES
and Mrs. Walter Simnions;'
by the nur:.es during" the month
Mrs. George Johnson, Captain; of January in the Central Area.
PHILADELPHIA SUIU.IAN TRANSPORTA nON co.
Bi!tty Anne· Coleman, Jeanette Twenty-one new p,divlduals were .
Roberts. and Grace Scott; 9live served and i3 new. families. Slxty6Qw" Street terminal
I P.!rr:v. Captain; Mrs. Agnes Haig four children were seen at the
,
s~~~;:" ·Mrs. E.' M. Boyd, Mrs; Dental Health Center anC( 28 at
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'A. Willard and MrS; the WOodlyn Child, Helllth ,Cente•.
Harry S. Toole;
One hundred rltnety~three. hours
Mrs. Mrs.
Wa"en
B. Wa,rden,
spentili
and
tain;
Ernest
Isberg,. CapMrs. ""ere
171 how:s
wereScHool
spent NurslIig
in t1!e State
II
James W Hubbell.and Mrs, Frank PrOgram. The nursesassistedwlth
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bers who will. visit the Dental
Health' Center, WoOdlyn Child
Health Cenillr and the Western
Area ofIIcemui Supply Room in
Swarthinote.
The liext meetfijg Will be h~ld
on Thursday" April 14.
.
iAPTiSED

'Seven infanl$ were haptized by
the Reverend
JoSeph
.
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.BiShop, at
the. 11 o'clock services. of,' the
Swarthmore Presbyterian Church
on Simday, February 20. They

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Mark Hoover Buzby, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Y. Buzby of Clark
Summit and grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Judson R.' Hoover of WalIlrigford;
James Frederi,ck Gliylord, 3rd,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James Frederick Gaylord, Jr., of Chester;
R01!er!igean 'Squiers, son of Mi.
and Mrs'. James R. Squiers of
Wallingford;
Kenneth Michael SSnbotri, son
of Mr. and Mrs: William I. Sanborn of Chester; and grandson of
Mr. and Mrs.' William R. San.
born of Michigan avenue and Mr.
and Mrs. Erling Andersen of
Chester;
Elaine Crosby Ward, daughter
of Mr. lind Miil. JohnM. B. Ward
of Havetlord place" and ~nd
daughter cit Mr. arid Mrs. Stanle)'
W. Kite of Ogden avenue and Mrs.
William Ward, si-d, of Chester;
Helen Alexandra Holt, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J: WllIlam. Holt
,
of Yale avenue;
Robert H.-..ns Stiles, S01J of
:;'n~d Mrs..LiIuninStlles. of
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Modem H _ • Modem Kitch_ • Alterations

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Speaker Cites' ~~
For 'Relaxed' Parent

Kappa. To Meet

Whicher leads Forum
. DiSCUSSIon March 1st

cis, Mrs. Jack Fitch, and Mrs.
WilUam Loftus. Mrs. Vemo~ Urbani was in charge of the program.

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Members. of I{appa Kappa GamJna will meet for a day ~f sewing at the home of Mrs. Milton H.
ALIAN·PAa.
(Co ntinued from Page 1)
Fussell, Jr., 227 Vassar avenue,
NomlnaUn, CoIlllDlUee
at Rochester University, Rochester,
To be a .relaxed parent is the
At the
prec:ecUng the NY During World War II he on Tuesday, March; 1:
part in raising panel discussion it was announce, in the U.S. Navy, and since
your child, Dr. Rose Marks, ~sy- that Mrs. John McWilliams 15 the war has taught at Swarthmore
chologist for the Chester HospItal, cllairman of the . committee. to College. . Last 7ear Dr. Whicher's
stressed in her panel discussion nominate officers and board mem- book on Ra1p~ Waldo Emerson,
at a recent meeting of the Swarth- bers for,the 1955-56 season. Mem- "Freedom and.Fate," was pubmore Mothers Club.
."bers of the committee are Mrs. Iished.
.
GUILD OPTICIANS
,Speaking on the topic, "Prob- James Hudson, Mrs. Richard FarTogether with Dr. Bruce DeerIems of the Three Year Old and rington, Mrs. Peter Coste, and ing he wrote' a radio program,
For Leilse. of Superior Quality
Under," Dr. Marks said that chlJ,- Mrs. Leo Marshall. Any sug~es- "DIvertimento," which was prodren must learn that they can t ,tions for candidates may be given duced over the Philadelphia FM
Newl, Designed Frames' of fte Finest Wo ...... ~a ..lp
have all they want. A .bUd needs to a member of the nomloatlDg station several yeats ago.
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affection, understanding, consis-' committee. Nominations from the
"Freedom of Speech and Pre&s,
Iry. Mawr
827 L•• c ....r Aw....
tency, freedom and opportunity to floor will be made at the Ma~ch b Zechariah Chafee, Jr., will be
Upp.r Darby
6915 .....
StNet
develop skills, the speaker conting
y
dis
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at
Wy
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woo.
33 Ea •• ~ W,. •••oo.· Io~.
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the pamphlet
under March
cusslon
tinued, and opportunity to b.e w.ith mee
Hostesses
for the everung
were the
second meeting,
'1, at
other children of the same' age.
Mrs. John Klelnz, and Mrs. Joseph 8 pm at the Presbyterian Church,
1923 C......t Street, ••U.d-!p.la.3.
Parents should avoid smaUcrit- Honer. Presiding at the tea table with john O. Honnold, Jr., p~fes
icisms but must be emphatic about were Mrs. Edmund Jones and sor of law, University of P~:
the "black and w~ite" thin~ ~n Mrs. Edward Cornelius. A Val- s l\1ania, as discussion leader.
life, she said, adding ~at It IS enUne's Day theme was e~pha- y''Constltutional Liberty and
vital tI\at the two parents agree sized in the decorations done by Sediti
Activity" by Jack .Pelton disciplihe. Dr. Marks believes Mrs. Lindsay Wolfe and in the
o~ be discussed by. William
refreshments.;
assistant professor of.
free expreSSIon 15 neglE!cting. them.
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Swarthmore Collegej
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f economICS, .
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Me?Ibers of the panel w 0
Susan~. Hansell, daugh er 0 at the third meeting to be '.hel~
questioned Dr. Marks were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hansell, t 8 pm March 14 'at Trinity
Norman. Weeks, Mrs. ~Ohn Fra~... f.Jr.,- of 206 North Swarthmore ~hurch: '.
(.
'avenue, 'Swarthmore, was recently
J. Rolland Pennock, px:ofessor of
pledged to Pi Beta. Phi, one. of political science, Swarthmore Colfour ,national sororities ha~ing lege, will be discussion leader for
chapters on the campus of DICk- the fourth meeting. The. group
F.s.h... Cor...
inson College in Carlisle. Sue,:' a will study "The Constitution and
freshman, is a graduate of Congressional Investigating ComSwarthmore High School where mittees" by Robert K. Carr' at
she was a member "of the Na-, the meeting to be hel!! at the
tional Honor Society.
Presbyteri~ Church at 8 p.m.
I
I • No need for confuMarch 21.
I sion or indecision.
qarke Byse, professor of law,
I
University
of PennsY1¥ania, will
When
your
Doctor
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lead the final group discussion on
wr~tes a pJ'escripti~n.
''The Constitution and Loyalty
· bring it right to PreProgram" by Alan Westin. This
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scription Specialists.
meeting will be' held March 28
Precise
compounding
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at 8 p.m. at Whittier House.
I and (air prices ~sW'ed.

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~osthnportant·

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Mrs. R. J. Littlefield, Swarthmore place, was' one of the ho~
esses for . the Delaware County
Chapter' of t!te'D. A. R., ~hi~h met
in its own room at the Old
Colonial Court House,'. Ch~~er.·
Major General MaeMorla.Qsi of
BMCgave an lrif~~~tiv~ Jal~ .9.n
''The Amencan Henta.ge;~'.
The' following . members '.from
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Telephone RI 6.1581;
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Guided tours of Delaware County's mUlti-milllon dollar.. public
buildings, said to be the. flnest in
the State; wiU be inaugurated
soon according to the ~nnounce
ment by John H. Doherty, chairman, Board of County Commissioners.
"We believe that the people of
Delaware County are interested,
intheir public institUtions," said
Doherty, "and proud as 'we who
are the custodians of such buildings are in the facil.ities and services rendered...·
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The tours will inclu4e ·the Court
House and other county bUildings
at Media and U.e county's model
prison, Broadmeadows, at Thornton, and Fair Acres, the ins_titution for the aged located near
Lima. A two -mUllon ,dollar plus
construction program is now in
progress at Fair A~res.

Ouoker
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KITCHEN

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on a !'leW 1955 Ford or A-1 useclear at •••

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CAR,S

17 % S~ Chester Road, SWarthmore ~~450
Modern' H~ - Modern' KitChens - Alterations

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IUd show JOU our t'OIilplete Uae.
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ll'S easy,
and 'practical 'to have your kilchen
complelely moderniUd. Wilh QUAKER MAID CabinelS
installed by our trained kitcbeo p1annea J'1O aD be sun of
looger.Jastiag beau'Y. .'. 1DQIe' GMlYeoienc:e • • • mOre
· ~rkiag space in',our'pnieDt IdIChea. .
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Hanny,
Mrs. . Mrs. Ross
Mrs.
' Michael,
Pfalzgratt, Mrs. J:osephPerkins,
Mrs. Cresson Prichard, Mrs .
H. Richardson, Mrs. Roy G. Rinc1i1Je' Mrs.
. P. L.-. Whitak~r,
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Henry Weiland, Mrs. Russ~ll ~~llips, Mrs. Sa'inu~: Clyde and Mrs.
John Bates.

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'Mrs.' Griest, Mrs. WilMrs.
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Dayld .~ingham,

'.Mrs. E. M;. BOy'd,
Harry
Mrs. George Corse,' M~., _Lyman

'.: op,erate~ it today.

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WONDERFUL SAVINGS IN EVE~Y:'

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INTENTIONAL SECOND EXPOSURE
February 25, 1955

mE SWAR1UMOREAN

Page 10

Speaker Cites Need
For 'Relaxed' Parent
To be a relaxed parent is the
most important part in raising
your child, Dr. Rose Marks, psychologist for the Chesler Hospital.
stressed in her panel discussion
at a recent meeting of the Swarthmore Mothers Club.
Speaking on the topic, "Problems of the Three Year Old and
Under," Dr. Marks said that children must learn that they can't
have all they want. A child needs
affection, understanding, consistency, freedom and opportunity to
develop skills, the speaker continued, and opportunity to be with
other children of the same age.
Parents should avoid small criticisms but must be emphatic about
the "black and white" things in
life, she said, adding that it is
vital that the two parents agree
on discipline. Dr. Marks believes
in discipline; allowing children
free expression is neglecting them.
Members of the panel who
questioned Dr. Marks were Mrs.
Norman Weeks, Mrs. John Fran-

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Whicher Leads Forum
Discussion March 1sf

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ing at the home of Mrs. Milton H.
ALlAN "ARKER
_ ' Fussell, Jr., 227 Vassar avenue,
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at Rochest~r UniverSIty, Rochester. on Tuesday. March 1.
no•• MI41a 6-3155
N.Y. During World War II he
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College. Last )pear Dr. Whicher's
book on Ralph Waldo Emerson, 5
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"Divertimento," which was pro- '5
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duced over the Philadelphia FM ~
Newl, Designed Frames of the Finest Workma"'ship
station several yeats ago.
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"Freedom of Speech and Press," 5
Bryn Mawr
827 Lancaster Av.nue
by Zechariah Chafee, Jr., will be ~
Upper Darby
6915 Ludlow street
the pamphlet under discussion at ==
Wynnewood
33 East Wynnewood Road
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the second meeting, March 7, at 5
8 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church, ~
1923 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia 3. Pa.
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"Constitutional
Liberty
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Seditious Activity" by Jack Pelt- ~
ason will be discussed by William ~
Brown, assistant professor of =
economics, Swarthmore College, E
at the third meeting to be held E
at 8 p.m. March 14 at Trinity ~
Church.
J. Rolland Pennock, professor of ~
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Nominating Committee
At the meeting preceding the
,panel discussion it was announced
that Mrs. John McWilliams is
chairman of the committee to
nominate officers and board members for the 1955-56 season. Mem"bers of the committee are Mrs.
James Hudson, Mrs. Richard Farrington, Mrs. Peter Coste, and
Mrs. Leo Marshall. Any suggeslions for candidates may be given
to a member of the nominating
committee. Nominations from the
floor will be made at the March
meeting.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. John Kleinz, and Mrs. Joseph
Honer. Presiding at the tea table
were Mrs. Edmund Jones and
Mrs. Edward Cornelius. A Valenti de's Day theme was em p ha _
sized in the decorations done bv
Mrs. Lindsay Wolfe and in tb~
refreshments.
Susan M. Hansell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hansell,
Jr., of 206 North Swarthmore
avenue, Swarthmore, was recently
pledged to Pi Beta Phi, one of
four national sororities having
chapters on the campus of Dickinson College in Carlisle. Sue,' a
freshman, is a graduate of
Swarthmore High School where
she was a member rof the National Honor Society.

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will study "The Constitution and ~
Congressional Investigating Committees" by Robert K. Carr at ~
the meeting to be held at the ~
Presbyterian Church at 8 p.m. 5
March 21.
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Monday thru Thursday 9:30 to ~:30.

STORE HOURS -

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OLIVER H. BAIR
founded our organization

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years ago. The same family
operate~ it today.

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1820 CHESTNUT STREET
MARY A. BAlR, Pr~ldent

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WONDERFUL SAVINGS IN EVERY
esses for the Delaware County 5
Chapter of the'D. A. R., which met
DEPARTMENT ARE OFF. ERED TO YOU FROM ==
in its own room at the Old ~
Colonial Court House, Chester. ==
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Major General MacMorland of §
DELAWARE COUNTY'S VALUE CENTER
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"The American Heritage."
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The following ,members trom ~
Swarthmore attended:
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Mrs. Maurice Griest, Mrs. Wil~
Ham Hanny, Mrs. Littlefield,
Mrs. John Michael,' Mrs. Ross
Pfalzgraff, Mrs. Joseph Perkins,
Mrs. Cresson Prichard, Mrs. G;
H: Richardson, Mrs. Roy G. Rincliffe, Mrs. P. L. Whitaker Mrs
Henry Weiland, Mrs. Russeli Phil~
lips, Mrs. Samuel Clyde and Mrs.
John Bates.

Come In And Shake Hands Wit.. JIM
BANES-Friend of the I:ORD Buy~

PLAN GUIDED TOURS
Guided tours .of Delaware Coun-

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CHURCH·REEVES INC
17 Y2 S. Chester Road, SWarthmore 6-3450
, Modem Homes - Modem Kitchens - Alterations

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Clarke Byse, professor of law, 5
University of Pennsylvania, will
lead the final group discussion on
"The Constitution and Loyalty ==
Program" by Alan Westin. This 5
meeting will be held March 28 ==

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DIRECfORS

5Cappas To Meet
Members of Kappa Kappa Gamrna will meet for a day of sew-

the State, will be inaugurated
soon according to the announcement by John H. Doherty, chairn:'an, Board of County CommissIOners.
"We believe. that the people of
~ela~are County are interested
mthelr public institutions" said
Doherty, "and proud as' ~e who
~re the custodians of such build~ngs are in the facilities and servIces rendered."
The tours will include the Co~rt
House and other county bUildings
at. Media and the county's model
prIson, Broadmeadows, at Thornt?n, and Fair Acres, the institub~n for the aged located near
Llma. A two -million ,dollar plus
construction program is now in
progress at Fair Acres.

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Springfield's new FORD dealer, JIM BANES, invites
you to come in and squeeze out a better deal

Diluzio and Sons

on a new 1955 Ford or A-1 used car at •••

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Formerly'

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Title

The Swarthmorean, 1955-02

Description

First published as The Swarthmorean in 1929, this newspaper continues to the present day.

Genre

newspapers

Type

Text

Date

1955-02

Publisher

Peter E. Told and Marjorie Told

Publication Place

Swarthmore, Pa.

Language

English

Digital Origin

digitized microfilm

Department

Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College

Item Identifier

Film P398-P427

Funding Note

Digitization funding supplied by the Swarthmore Historical Society

Local Identifier

1955 FEBRUARY.pdf

Rights Status

IN COPYRIGHT

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