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ELEVEN THE ITHACA THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1936 Plan Annual Frolic TRUMANSBURG I 4t Jacksonville on Coming Events Of Rural Interest mansburg Presbyterian chapel by the members of the Young People's Society of that church, under the direction of Mrs. James E. Rice Jr. The" title role is taken by Miss Mary Frank, student in Trumansburg Central School. Trumansburg Widespread interest is being shown in the presentation of the four-act comedy, "Charley's Country Cousin," Friday evening at 8 o'clock In' the Tru Mrs.

John Soloman Ithaca, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Innis and son Bob of Troy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller and son of Cortland.

Miss Carolyn Cady, Mrs. Walter Hunt and Miss Ruth Weaver attended the State Library Institute held at Cortland Thursday, June 4. Mrs. C. W.

Lamb of Sherrill was a weekend visitor at the home of Carolyn Cady. Mrs. A. C. Burr is spending some time with her daughter, Miss Ruth Burr, at Rome.

June 3-4 Newfield Senior play at Masonic Temple in evening. June 4 Ellis Two-cent cafeteria supper at church, 6 p. m. on. Proceeds for pastor.

June 4 Slaterville Springs Caroline Spruce-Up meeting at M. E. Church, 8 p.m. Public invited. Lodi, in celebration of Mr.

Wallis birthday. George Gregg has returned from Wilmington, Del. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Boyce of Ovid have been guests at the home of her brother, Bert Miller.

Elmore Blew is recovering from an operation performed in the Tompkins County Memorial Hospital recently. Miss Luella "McFall of Slaterville has been spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McFall. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur Swick of Ovid have been visitirfg his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Swick. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Sniffen have been in Lodi, visiting her cousin, Mrs. D. B. Stewart and family.

Friday and Saturday Jacksonville The Jacksonville Athletic Club will present their Annual Frolic in the Grange Hall JET. 5 and 6 at 8 p.m. opening night will find preyed on the stage two comedies, jhe first featuring Winifred Baker Ind Floyd Parke in the leading ales supported by Bus Marshall, Eddie Beteux, Charles Weaver, Lil-Ban Parke and Helen Waterman. The second comedy features Bus Marshall and Fred Baker. Alice vtele and Maxine Brown complete ents, Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Updike of Trumansburg attenaed a meeting of the Eastern Star at Montour Falls on Mrs. Almon McCarty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Updike, joined the Orded.

Mr. and Mrs. Merton Steve and two children of Ithaca spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mina Ross. Harry Snyder of Ithaca was in this place on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wilson of Cortland called on friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Clark of Waterburg spent Wednesday with her niece, Mrs. Robert Hubbell. Minnie and Belle Wallenbeck spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M.

T. Wallenbeck in Ithaca. The Misses May Savercool and Martha Russell were in this place Sunday. Literary Club Ends Year's Activities at Meeting in Dryden Dryden The Literary Club held its last meeting for the year at the home of Mrs. Burr on Friday, May 29.

There were 12 members present. President's Day was combined with the regular program. Reports for the year were given. The club held 18 meetings. Mrs.

Stella Hanford and Mrs. Nellie Space" were present at all of them; Mrs. Harriet Col-well missed but one; the average attendance for the year was 11. The officers for the coming year are Mrs. Nellie Space, president; Miss Libbie J.

Sweetland, vicepresi-dent; Mrs. Rose Ellis, secretary and treasurer. The club, will resume its work Sept. 25 next, with a miscellaneous program at the home of Mrs. Blanche Tripp.

Mr. and Mrs. John Southworth, June 4 North Lansing Townsend ENFIELD VALLEY 230 S. Cayuga St. Phone 3475 Enfield Valley Harlan, 12-year-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Holley, had a finger removed from his right hand few days ago as the result of an last July 4. Club meeting at Grange Hail, 7:30 p.m. Speaking and entertainment. June 5 Brooktondale Ice cream social at home of Percy Yaple, 8 p.

benefit of baseball team. June 5 Enfield Center Others Class meeting at home of Clinton Stevenson. Please bring cake. June Etna Meeting of Etna Grange at 8 p. in.

Refreshments. Beechnut Coffee lb. 29c Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van Vleet have had as their guest Mrs.

Flora Tunison of Trumansburg, a sister of Mrs. Van Vleet. DANBY the cast Saturday night on the stage will be "The Dixie The opening scene is laid in a Northern home, but it is quickly and oroitfl-ipl to a. Snuthorn Mrs. Robert Hubbell and her par June 5 Newfield Rebekahs will CENTRAL NEW YORK'S xnta, ttet nOTEL i enecuvoj I plantation.

Solos will be sung by ljf-red Baker, who will sing "Dixie the theme song; Mel- Miss Rebecca Southworth and Miss Genevieve Wood were dinner guests Wednesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. serve roast beef supper at 6:30 at IOOF Temple. Program follows. Public invited.

Brown, wno sings oure as John Haslette in Corning. June .5 Varna Senior Epworth Mr. and Mrs. Leon Olds, Mrs. Ray League meeting in church basement in evening.

Wafler and Mrs. Harold Wafler of Fresh Peas .3 lbs. 25c Rinso, large Ripe Tomatoes. .2 lbs. 25c Sanlflush can 21c Clorox qt.

25c Red Italians 11 ONIONS UO. CHIPSO SALE Old Potatores pk. 39c iarge pg. i All no New Cabbage lb. 5c 1 maU for RIPE CANTALOUPES 2 for 25c i Dole Libby's for 25c Pineapple Juice.

cans 29c Tomato Juice dozen 95c Ithaca were among those who were June 5 Trumansburg YPS will Youll like the atmosphere ol quiet luxury, the perfectly appointed rooms, delicious food, and the distinctive music of a famous orchestra. present comedy at Presbyterian Chapel at 8 p. m. Public invited. in Dryden Tuesday afternoon to attend the May Day exercises at Dryden High School.

Danby Mrs. Alice Wakeford of Ithaca was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Ralph W. Hodges, on Sunday. Miss Lenna Brock has returned from Syracuse after spending four months there with her sister, Mrs.

M. Rasen. Miss Brock was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy B.

How-land Wednesday evening. Miss Ruby Smith of Lake Ridge was a guest of Miss Grace Hodges over weekend. Misses Ruth and Helen Bruce of Lititz, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bruce.

June 5 Newfield Roast beef supper at IOOF Temple, 6:30 p.m. Free entertainment. Public Mr. and Mrs. A.

K. Fletcher left Thursday morning for Springfield, where they will visit the lat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

invited. June 5 Slaterville Springs Meet ing of OES in evening. Chaffee. Room rates beginning at 2.75 single, 4.50 double, and 5.50 with twin beds. Suites from 10.00.

June 5-6 Jacksonville Athletic Mrs. W. Lee Allen of Salisbury, is spending a few days at the lb. 28c 32c 25c HOME DRESSED FOWLS FRYING CHICKENS PORK LOIN ROAST (3 lb. aver.) home of her father, H.

C. Smith, Tour Maxine Brown will sing "Let's Incorporate" and Earl Brown will sing "Tou Never Can Tell" Others taking part in the performance are: Eddie Beteux, poyd Parke, Lillian Parke, Winifred Baker, Alice Viele, Marion Taylor, Bus Marshall, Charles Weaver, Mrs. Delos Crumb, Thomas Chambers, Eleanor Botsford, and Pete Ford. A variety shower was given Miss Elsie Chase Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. LaSelle. Kimball Chase of Wilmington, visited friends in this place Memorial Day. Mrs.

A. Whitney of Alstead, N. H. is visiting at the home of her brother E. E.

LaSelle. Mr. and Mrs. E. G.

Thornton and family of Lewis Run, visited at the home of John Carman over the wekend. Mr. and Mrs. E. D.

Crumb and MEWS Uf THb Mrs. Allen's daughter, Miss Jane Allen, a student in Ithaca College, Home Bureaus Club will present Annual Frolic in Grange Hall, 8 p.m. June 6 Etna Choral Club will hold bake sale at Personius Store, 10 a. m. June 6 Enfield Falls Home Bureau meeting 2 p.

m. at Community Building. will return to Salisbury with her for the summer vacation. OCCIDENT 241 t-ri FLOUR I-19 HOTEL SYRACUSE Bazil Griswold of Athens has been spending several days at the home Coddington Road Mrs. Florence county 9 June 6 Enfield Falls Card Party of his uncle, S.

G. Lupton. They were in De Ruyter Sunday to visit leader in housing gave instruction FAY B. MARENESS. MGR.

SYRACUSE, N. T. at Community Building. Public at the Ford-Borgeldt home. Mr, invited.

Griswold returned to his home in June 6 West Dryden Community Athens Monday. Miss Helen Spencer returned to Club meeting with Mrs. Rau Tanen. Dinner will be served. All invited.

111! f1 rTrrnTr-rniiii mi mi. ii jum nij i ijn hum ii iiii iniiin fwirTTiwi wnwrowi ininrjiwuw iiiiiiiimwwMwmiijiMWiuiiiiwiiwMiiwwiiiwwiwM.ijwiww ner home on west Mam street ivion day, after passing the winter in June 6 Mecklenburg- -Meeting of family. were in JL-eonardsvllle, Sun- in reconditioning furniture to six members and two guests of the unit on May 29. The guests were Mrs. Trew of Bethel Grove and Mrs.

Morrison of Ithaca. Mrs. H. F. Howarth began work on a chair at this meeting.

The next all day working meeting will be held on June 12. At an afternoon meeting on June 9, Mrs. Scott Hyde will give a report on the county-wide demonstration of flower arrangement. Grange at 8 p. m.

Lakeland, Fla. Mrs. E. R. Sweetland, who is seri During the last 20 years, the ously ill, has been taken to the Me morial Hospital in Ithaca.

minim mi in hi if i ii lHun mm niMHTninn i im iiiiif. niMMtmTilniininiif.iiniiii' nirirm ml I world's wheat area has been increased by more than 20 per cent, and production by more than 25 per cent. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Overacker on East Main Street Memorial Day were Mr.

and 2 Mony carefully analyzed cases show that boys engaged in selling and distributing newspapers have better than average school grades and lower than average delinquencies. 3 Ill 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Ginnever entertained relatives from Long Island over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. De Forest Hallick have moved into Mrs. Ella Vincent's house.

Mrs. Bessie Fairbrother entertained the L. B. S. on Thursday.

Margaret Hiltbrand Weds David Wilson At Church Ceremony Interlaken Miss Margaret Hiltbrand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hiltbrand, and David son, son of Lynn Wilson and the WNO ELSE WANTS TO SAVE f24.4&ORMORE Supervised late Fredericka Hill Wilson, were married in the Baptist Church on June 1 at 4 o'clock. As Mrs. Earl Wilson, an aunt of the bridegroom, 'began playing Lohengrin's "Wed ding March, the bridal party marched up the aisle where the ctsvity I ry i bridegroom with his best man.

Dudley Wilson, a cousin, and the 'minister, the Rev. George K. Ham- ilton, met the bride, who carne on the ai of her father. The bride was gowned in white lace with veil, and carried white roses. The maid of.

honor, Thelma Lincoln, wore a Boys Learn to Do By Doing! gown of orchid organdy and car ried iris and lilacs. The brides- housands of motorists a month are cutting maids were the Misses Jane and i Irene Wilson, sisters of the bride- groom; Lucille Finch and Gene vieve -Ritchie, all of whom wore pink organdy gowns and carried bouquets of iris and lilacs. The I church was decorated with iris, ferns and locust. The ring bearer was Marjorie Stewart and the flower girl Evelyn Chambers, who The old and true saying "We learn to do by doing" is especiaMy applicable to youth! Compulsory schooling free educational training is recognized as one of America's best dividend-paying investments in the next generation. But why stop there? On the average, only five hours per day are spent in school.

Every conscientious mother and father is concerned about what their son is doing in his "out-side-of -school" hours. Temptations are many and varied, and "idleness is the devil's workshop." Yet no parents expect their son to stay at home during all the remaining hours of each day. Therefore, will some of the remaining hours be spent in idleness in the poolroom or with "corner loafers" in questionable surroundings? Or will some of this time be spent in wholesome recreation on the tennis courts, Y. M. C.

A. pool, or by engaging in the also wore pink organdie. The driving costs by changing to Richfield! They're thrifty motorists like you Ford, Plymouth and Chevrolet owners. Actual road tests prove they can get 21.9 miles per gallon from Richfield instead of the 16.2 miles a gallon they xvere averaging from other gasolines! They're buying 136 gallons less per car per year saving $24.48 on their average annual total of 8,500 miles. Read what they say, and remember if you drive a big car, you can save even more! i ushers were Ernest Hiltbrand, the i bride's brother; LaVerne Barning, Ralph Barrett and Clarence Holmes of Waterloo.

After the ceremony a reception was given in the church parlors and the newlyweds left for desirable work-play combination of carrying newspapers? a wedding trip. They will be at home in the Mrs. Elida Sniffen apartment on North Main Street on i their return. Both young people are graduates of the local high school in the class of 1934. Dr.

and Mrs. E. H. Dickinson, who have been spending the winter in Springfield, Mass, have opened their summer home north of Shel- drake. "I figure Tve saved enough in the past month to take the wife and myself to the theatre.

That's where we Mrs. Henry Van Sickle has had as her guest her niece, Miss Mar '1 'i jorie Dickenson of Genoa. Mrs. William Craver of Bingham- ton has been visiting her sister. Mrs.

Earl Rappleye and family. are driving in our De Soto tonight, thanks to Richfield!" HAROLD GARRETT Mrs. H. B. Shepson has returned to her home here after spending a week with her son, the Rev.

II. M. fchepson and familv in PhelDs. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Blauvelt and family have gone to their summer cottage at the lake. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parker re cently entertained Mr. and Mrs.

ARhIETT Bert Ashdown and Mr. and Mrs. Tatlock and son of Rochester. Mrs. Irene Holton, daughter started using Richfield in my Chevrolet two months ago.

My speedometer tbotvs that I've stepped up my mileage from un Jeanne and son Jack of Rochester were in town for the wedding of 10 fler nephew. David Wilson. Charles Akins is in Tompkins ROAD MAPS FREE der 17 miles per gallon to about 21 miles. I never knew there was such a difference in gasolines!" A. HARVEY McCALL Hatboro, Pa.

Shr- II Vx-. i i V''" --ftimtr jww Jlis At any Richfield Station or Dealer! Includes -ounty Memorial Hospital, where is recovering from an operation. The Rebekah Ladles will hold a food sale on Friday afternoon, June I 5. in Mrs. Nellie Purdy's store.

Mrs. Harold Frost of Ithaca Is seriously ill at the home of her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Doren. Mrs.

William Boyes of Romulus is spending a few days at the home of her son, Leonard Boyes. Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt, Miss Jennie Hunt and Frank Wallis were Monday night dinner guests Mr. and Mrs.

Kase Hunt in State traffic laws, safety hints, map of U. and vari-ous points of interest. OROCONY.1936 "I'm so skid Harold hos a newspaper route. I'm not worried any more about what he is doing when he isn't in school." THE ITHACA JOURNAL This Advertisement Indorsed by th International Circulation Managers -n. I ADVEFITISESf FN1 Home Treament for Varicose Veins, Ulcers veins may become dangerous a often burst.

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