CHESTER TIMES CHESTER, PA FRIDAY. MAY 25, 1934 Conklin. of Tenth avenue. PROSPECT PARK son in law of Mrs. Conklin, and Mrs! I Lafterty Is her daughter.
incuarq m. tngiisii, of Summit (New Owners of MEMORIAL RITES Churches to Pay Tribute Miss Dorothea Da Hon. of Tpnth in the fashion sii members, who visited Washington. avenue, is cltais angements umcs ous wore garments 1 u. last week.
for Children's Day at the Pickiw which thev createa. The Hill Baptist, church. local club recently participated In to the Nation's Fallen 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tomlinson, of Chester pike, and) Heroes Caiiaghan, narrowly 'cVcapt ci wrimis Memorial Day will be observed ii injury on Tuesday afternoon; when she was struck by an automobile near her home.
The child received ory Bible class, met on eve under the auspices of a Phllsrfofphia il the i hurch. These attending "fwPnw. the meeting inelucied Mrs, Joseph i'prcsentatives of the local club al OheiSe, prctideni of the croup; Mrs. tlu meeting of Hie Uelnware Samuel L. Norton, chairman of wei Eederation held at Media fare; Mrs.
Frank t.odgr, Mrs. Wi). Chtb, vesterdav, included hani Si owe, Mrs. William Chr.stle C. Deibler, president of Mrs.
Jaiues H. Smith. Mrs. Fannie lnr Mrs. Maurice A.
Wet Htilchinsui). Mrs. Charles Conklin Ar Kephart. Mrs. Walter Airs.
William A Dtmkle, Miss Nellie Barbc Mis. George W. Butl. day. At the Methodist Episcopal church, Benjamin F.
Moore, superintendent 0 the Sunday school, will remember the day with appropriate est. in fact the parents are not iware of the motorists' name. Edwin Tomlinson, of Chester pike Mrs. SauuieJ A. Hcwes.
of Prospect Park," and Mrs yBL1 Palr10 of America, at Pittsburgh, i ise he, 1 1 Pem i tventK and Mr. and RBJ'' Esslngton. Mrs. Samuel Norton. of Chester Kepharl and Mrs.
Deibler at pike, recently motored to Atlantic a Pgram presented by the 819 Fifth avenue, and Artliur Blose of unicorn avenue, Folsom. CORNER THIRD AND MARKET STREETS. CHESTER r.r daughter The Women's Civic "club recently Philadelphia, iicin a covered ctisli luncheon aiiuiiuBH iiuagnan. inc date is set for June 30, and will in Hen of the reeulnv snnw NEED NOT 5Uf7EK J3KC pisee at the Prospect Hill Bant 1st church, with Rev. William Hunter I officiating.
oajiagiiHii. a nurse. Ma Honed at Atlantic City, recently Amazing Values in a Brand New Purchase! Silk Dresses One of the Outstanding lots of the Season! Callaghan and Mrs. Callaghan. of .11 I Ajk o.
(Jk UllNllilliilJMt "111 lIIOHft KAMI)' JJT i.ni. liiy, xwhcji nas ueen postponed until June when a flower show will be held. Mrs. Clarence M. James, captain of Girl Scout Troop No.
m. was presented with a bow knot pin in recognition of her ten years of service as leader of the scouts. The troop was organized by her, ten years ngo, miner the auspices of the club. Mrs, Edwin G. Deibler, president of Finn avenue.
vuitira aisn mucneon was held i at the home of Mrs. Cora Rebert, of 1 Eighth avenue, on Wednesday, for Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs, I Correct Mritb Acidify tablets by her sister, Mrs. Edith House, of! $. Kn Umiz nun rtm Mir, der the direction of Mrs.
Raymond eluded Mrs. Samuel. Powell, Clare Phillips, Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs. Samuel Graul, of Holmes; Virginia and Eleanor nymn sung by the enure school.
Memorial Day will also be remembered in the devotioitals preceding (he regular sermon at the Olivet Presbyterian church by the pastor, Rev. Leslie X. Richardson. Appropriate music will be rendered fct Prospect Hill Baptist church in remembrance of Memorial Day with reference to the subject, by the pastor. Rev.
William Hunter. Services will be held May 30 at the Prospect Hill cemetery, by the John Wesley Cross Post, No. 507 American Legion, of Norwood The Prospect Park Business Men's Association celebrated its seventh birthday anniversary with a banquet followed by a. theater parly. The banquet, was held at the Philadelphia Yacht Club, Essingion, with John D.
Allison, president of the association as toastmaster. Those attending included Mrs Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Degcr Mr.
nd Mrs. John Wilde, Mr. and Mrs. P. Lyston Pierce, Mr.
and Mrs A. H. DcBeust, Mr. and W. H.
Kirov and son, Helen Rulktwski mui daughter, Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Fisher Mr.
und Mrs. W. B. Grant, Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Kuppinger. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Weaver, Mr.
and Mrs Edward Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Russeli Davidson, Mr, and Mrs Clarence. Dowdy, Mr. and Mrs, Alton Frost.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas H. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Miller, Mr' and Mrs.
J. Leslie Pierce, Mr, and Mrs. Marshall P. Snyder. Mr.
Mrs. Herbert. S. White. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Austin Ferguson, Mr. and James H. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Starkey, Mr. and Mrs. Milo D.
Gould' Mr. and Mrs. W. Bookman, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Epstein, Mr. and Mrs Herbert 5. Hawthorne, Mr. and Mrs Mr Mrs. n.
Wolf, Miss oiga I.enz, George Orr Miss Thelma Rolph, Frank Bather' R7 "or" alld D. Given! Mr. Kelly was 'in charge of arrangements, for the affair. Following the banquet the members and their wives motored to a local theater bere reserved seats were waiting Mrs. Robert Milton Given, of Amazing Low Price Opening SpeciaH Florence Waters, Mrs, Edith Water Mrs.
Cora Fricsel, and Mrs. Nora Gibson, of Norwood Mrs. Rudolph niLhiiier oi swarthmorc; Mrs. KENT CLEANERS 1 i winwe. Mis.
JsaDelle Goodeii. and CASH AND CARRY Cor, 9th and Edgmont Ave. Mrs. Harry D. Glenn, Mrs.
William Harry Sloti, Mrs. William L. Thomp Edwin A. Hough, Mrs. W.
C. Brennr. PLAIN DRESSF.S, SUITS, CQATB OR BLANKETS Kathryn Swallow, Mrs. MargaVe" Hurt. Mrs.
If. K.v.r.'yv. Johnson, matron of the chapter Mrs. Etlicl Mrs. Hilda Peek mi" ulusJ nancy, ol Glcn 'onn uaiia.
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Many jacket models. Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to U. jvuicnen, Mrs. SlnU Mrs. Eilbeck and Mrs.
Fricsel are SATISFACTION GUARANTEED the home of Miss Ruthe "Brook, of 609 Thirteenth avenue, on Tuesday evening. Those present included the Misses Lillian Sibel, Sophie Lnngley, Mrs. wiinam H. Latterly, of Landenburg, were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Charles (i, mB Women Misses' gu New White Coats 3) .94 .29 Women's 2 Piece Linen Suits For Decoration Day outings! Suits 1m Jaunty hip lcnStli Jnckct Also separn Swapper Cont5, $1.29.
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