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Davis' as the o ldes t s to re in Narberth' takes justifiable pride in greeting Narberth on he r fiftieth birthday. Whetherwe call her byheroldname "ELM"orbyh er new' i nc or po ra te d n am e o f N arberth, she is dear to us in memory andrich in her future.

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We are happy and indeed feel fortunate in having had the privilege at being a part of the Business and Community life of Narberth.We salute all those who have played a part inmaking NARBERTH such a worthwhile placein which to live, and offe r a special word ofthanks to those men who have given so unselfishly of their time and talents in administeringthe Official affairs of the BorQugh.

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W m. Ballingall511 Haverford Ave.

J. Paul Miller217 Essex Ave.

Fmnk Dl'eheJ'145 N. Narberth Ave.

J. A. McGaffl'ey91 Windsol' Ave.

Nal'berth ' l ' h e a t r e N a . t i o n a l Ba,nk 'of NarberthNarbel'Ul' Public School Holy Trinity Luthera,n Gh:w'ck

Narbe I'th Fire House Aclelizzi Building

B U l ' k e ~ 8Essex Avenue Garage

For R oo fi ng a nd Sheet Metal Work

Ca'l,l Narberth 2920I

We ar e proud to have lived an d grown with Naroertn ..

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f ir st e st ab li sh ed h is s ho p i n a basement at l04!-1Forest Ave., in 1912.

In 1915 th e business was removedto 246-248 Haverford Ave.once the headquarters of the Borough Fire Company.

Further expansion of t he business all over th e Main Lirie ledto the "removal in 1926 to 111 Forest Avenue.

In this shop are made skylights , ventilators, cornices, conductors, elbows and ornamen tal work. The establishment is alsoequipped todo all branches of slate, tile, tin, asbestos roofing an dre-roofing, in addition to gutters, spouting, hea ter work an d refrigerator repairs.

During the past years, J. A. Miller has placed the roofing an dsheet metal w or k o n t he following Narberth bUildings .

111 FOREST AVENUE,NARBERTH

H. A. JacobsForest AvenueW. S. Howard

Maple & Woodside Aves.

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Wishes

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N a r b e r t h

YOUR BanI{ taKes this occasion torejoice ,vith you. at the time of your

fiftieth anniVerSary. \Ve look for\\'ard

to a greater Narberth in t he yea rs to

come.

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tl10uglit in min'd weI have tried to make this bank anefficient servant of the cOlnmunity,consistent 'with good banking princ i

pIes.

,W E are. interested in every ne\v en:, terprtse, l arge o r small, that pro

mises to ad d somethingto thee c o n o m ~

ic life of th e community. \Ve ahvayslend an attentive ea r to an y project that

will further the interests of Narberth.

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May ,many more prosperous yearsa t ~

tendthe people of. Narberth-and againwe

say GREETINGS.

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our heartiest greetings onyour f if tieth anniversary as an

i n c o r p o r ~a te d b or ou gh ? D ur in g our business

l i f e ~timewe have watched Narberth grow fro'm

a small community of homes until today ithasbecome oneof theleading communities

of theMain Line.

J. J. Skelton& Sons Inc.

Greetings

Heartiest

O F F

Yes, t here have been a lot o f changes in the pastfifty years . . . bu t think of what th e next fif ty willbring!

Today's modern homemakers, even in wartime, enJOY t he be ne fi ts o f el ect ri cal hel per s i n br eezi ngthrough their household tasks. And after the war,there willbe many more electric appliances to help usenjoy the home of tomorrow to the utmost.

Narberth was "born" during a decade that is usuallyrefer red to as " the gay ninet ies" . And yet , we thinkthis phrase is a misfit in comparison,with today's electricalliving. Certainly it couldn't be .considered "gay"for women who .had to rise early in the morning, scrub

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clotheson a back-breaking washboard,wring them out

with a but ton-bust ing wringer, and then i ron themwith what was considered th e last word in luxury . . a charcoaliron.

N A R B E B T H ~ ~o n i t s Fift ieth

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horal Society Toroadcast June 29

A concert by the Autocal' Choral) C i e t y~ ' i I l

be broadcast over rao s ta tI On W FI L o n S a. tu rd ay,e 29, from 2.30 until 3 o 'clock

s \\'111 be the second appearancethis Rroup ill the Df'W seriesch broadcll.Sts the musical orizatioml of various war plantsthis a.reR,he following program hal;'beenang!d: Come to the Fall'. Mar

Wer e You t he re . B ur le ig he n t u c k y

Babe. Geibel: BigBrowna . r .

Mana.-Zucca: Solo-A Heartt'l! F re e by Ro byn s ung bygy Evans: Sylvia. Speaks: Theler'1l Wooing. Faning: 0 Bright .

M of the Immor ta l Fa ther ' se. Andrews: Carmena. WilsonPrayer from Hansel and

G r e ~Humperdlnck.

More than 112.000 wo me n i ny and scarlet celebrate the sec-

d a n ~ v M m Y ~ l l i e U . S . C ~ e t'

se Corps on July 1. . '

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NibertllOhserves50thBirthday;~ l r E ~ ~ ~ t ! ; ' e ~ ~ , _W l : P ; t ~ ~ ~ d ~

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T wn" NewspaperIts 31st aare t J. Fretz. widow of WUUam cream dipper. in' containers of0 H. Fretz were held on W,dnesdaY,: : t ; h e ' 1 ~ w ~ ~ C hM : ' : - ' i o ~o ~ ~ a : s ~ t ~+ - - - - - - - - - - " ' t ' t - June 27. at 2 P. M. at the :sm.- Board o f H ea lt h il concerned,

n t h is lioth anniversary of the phia Record a.nd was brouiht to hurst Funeral Home, 2000 Wal- Bacter1010.ical study by the,uih of Narberth "Our Town" t h e Wa yn e p l an t b y t ru ck . L at e r nut St Philadelphia. Interment Board reveals that the water may

spaper also celebrates a birth- It was printed at the Media NewS wasp r i ~ ' a t e .

dt evieloP lar'Oef w n h u r c ~ ~ eo ~ . P ~ ~ ~ ;its 31st. , p l a n t a nd t he Conshohocken Re- er a , s om e

is community journal w as c or de r. No w it is printed at the Mr. and Mrs. W1I11am H. F l' et z o f produclnl diseue. and, theon October 15, 1914 and was p la nt of the Norristown Timea and f am il lf ' r es id ed f or manY Board has Itcommended that the

d by the Narberth Civic Assa- Herald. years at 126 Chestnut Ave., Nar- dippers be washed in runDmR wa

a t i o n .Though it. w as s ep ar at ed Ge or ge Wal ke r w ho o wn s " Ou r berth. t e r. a n d placed on . . c le an dry

the association in 1925. the Town," also serves as i ts editor. Survivini are three sons. WIl- surface, after each use.r stlll serves the community He Is assisted by Miss Helen Fitz- 1Iam Fretz of Brooklyn. N. Y., , t f

was meant t o d o at the time plltrlck as business m an ag er a nd F ra nk li n F re tz of Haddonfteld. The ftre cont!.?1e Q U i ~ ~ e n

'10 its inception. Herman H. L esseraux a6 advertls- New JerseY, and Robert P 'retz of a batt lel lhip COil.... more ,n ,-

the t ime the paper WIUl' :first Ing manager. New York. 000.000,

b ~ h ~Mm C .R

B ~ ~ ~ed all it.5 editor with W. Ar-Cole as vice-president Ilnd '

~eral manager a nd H. C. Gard .dvertising manager. The ftrsti t i o n

was entirelY sold out fourafter pUblication.1915 Henry A. Jacobs joined

staffas

subscription manager.i n 1916 he became the pal editor. Following Mrs. Blacli resignation C al l a nd E. A.schamp became the managing1 t o r s .1925 the paper was purchal ifrom the association by PhilipLivingliton who WM president

g ~ n e r a lmanager. Robert M,

m er on s er ve d a s e di to r. andmas A. Elwood was assistantor. Cameron became editor ofp ap er i n 1928 and served incapactly unti l 1936. Durinllo wn er sh ip of t ile p ap er by

ngston he s ta rt ed t he B al awyd News which was managby Richard MaRney of AtlanCity. In 1930 the paper becameab lo id and r em ai ne d s o f or

~ r e a r s .I

lwood purchased the paperm Livingston and in 1936 Ed

L. Paxson became its manag-editor.

F o l l o w i n ~Paxson was

w ar d M or ri s. ' f ro m H at bo ro .served for a year,

l wo od s ol d t he p a pe r to J. J.rey. who In 1940 so ld i t t o i tsse nt o wn er, G eo rg e Wal ke r.ood is now living in California.re h e p Ub li sh es a n ew sp ap eran aircraft plant,

or many years serving the PII-as bu sine ss manager were

n a. M . D ou gl as w ho se s is te rs at 215 Hampton Ave" Narh, and Louise Mazzone. whose

her is a we ll k no wn contrac

or m an y y ea rs the paper wasr i n t e d

at the p lant o f t he Way neburban. Before the Suburbannt had its linotype 1Jl8chinery.

type was set by the Philadel-

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On Yo u r

NARBERTH

BANO

We at Rano's , cannot remember all theevents that have made Narberth a town to beenvied on the Main Line. But we do rememberthe cordia l greetings we received when weopened our beauty salon. We will ever be 'grateful for the kind wishes we received and itis our purpose to continue to prove worthy ofthem.

is with heartfelt pleasure that we greet Narberth 'on the occasion of her fiftieth birthday.

Many of you ca!1 recall when Narberth hadonly two or three stores .. . who bought the firstautomobile . who purchased the firs t radio when thefirst bank was chartered when thefirst theater was' built. These were all milestones in the progress of Narberth.

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( ;o rne r O f N a r b e r t h Alid H a v e r f o r d ATes.

GREETINGS

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J ~ R R YSILVERS

MALLETTS.MARIMBAARTISTSa n d O t h er .

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NARBERTH

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FOR INSURANCES ON LIVES AND GRANTING ANNUITIES

7 E. LANOASTER AVENUE,ARDMORE

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SINCERE TRIBUTE TO

MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM '" . ' ?' ' . . . . . . . . . . ,

Grayling. Forrest, Essex, DudleY and Conway running North andSouth.

to Haver fo rd Avenue. along the Southeastern side of Haver- "Before the laying out o f t h is m o de l village t h e l a nd S o u th o f theford Avenue to Narberth Avenue. along the Eastern side of railroad had become the town of Elm. This name had been givenNarberth Avenue to the Pennsy lvan ia Ra il road . along the to the station by William Thomas who had given the ground onN o rt h er n b o un d ar y o f the Pennsy lvania Ra i lroad to Rock- which the station was built. This rea l es tate development was ex-land Avenue. there crossing the railroad along the South- tensivelY advertised in the P h il a de l ph i a R ec or d b y the Real Estateeastern side of Rockland Avenue to Wynnewood Avenue. and Investment Company who had salesmen on the ground every daythen along the Western boundary of Wynnewood Avenue to i ll cl u di ng S u nd ay s . E xc u rs i on s w er e run from the B r oa d S t r ee t,the polnf of beginning. Station to Elm, six and nine- ten th miles, for ten cents round trip.During the time it t oo k t o o rga ni ze Narberth a s a b or ou gh , the T h e e xa ct date u po n w hi ch E lm b ec am e N ar be rt h is

Narberth Association canied on the work which eventuallY became ullcertaln, althollgh it Is known to have happened in 1892.t he d u ty of the B o ro u gh C ou nc il . B y A ug u st 13. 1895, t1w tax co l- On e r t'cord shows that t h e n a me Narber th was g i ve n t o Elmlector was ready to assume his .responsibi li t ies a nd t he Council re- by George Rober t s when he became presiden t of t h e p e n n-lieved the Association of p a yi n g t h e electric. ash and garbage bilis. sylvania H al h- oa d. H e, b ei ng a l in ea l descendant of ' theOn September the Council assumed the responsibility for collecting earlier sett lers of the Welsh tract, r e na m ed s o me o f t h e sta-a s he s a n d g ar b ag e and maintaining the electric lights. On Decem- tions of the ra i lroad. In t h e Wel s h p r op e rt y, f o r places Inbel' 17, 1895. the Association held their l a s t meet ing and divided their Wales fromwhich the first settlers had come. One authorityassets. pro-rated $23.27 to each member. The organizailon responsi- -

s a ~ ' sthe name comes from the Welsh term Na. meaning not

ble for Narber th as we see it todaY was then dissolved. alld berth, mean ing beaut i ful .Narberth: Its Origin The First Civic Group

Although we are commemorating t he 5 0t h a nn iv er sa "y o f the Tilis land s ol d v er y r ap i dl y. In a short time, the people whu

incorporation o f N a rb e rt h a s a b o ro ug h . I ts history goes back much. had moved there, realized the need for civil Improvement. From thisfarther. In fact. the early history of Narberth coincides w it h t he I need al'ose t h e N a rb e rt h Park Association. This aSSOCiation wal>beginning of

P e n n s ~ ' l v a n i a .Iorganized in October 9, 1889, with the eXpress purpose t ha t t he

On March 4. 1681, "Charles the Second by the Grace o f G o d Kir,to; I organization was to be instrumental in the fulfilling o f t hi s n ee d .of England .Sco t land , France and Ireland, defender of the faith. etc. .. . Although the word "Park ' .' was dropped f rom the title in 1890, it ing r an t ed u n to William Penn. Esquire, son and h ei r o f S ir W il li am n o w ay affected t h e q u al i ty o f its work.Penn. a tract o f l a nd i n America. Thisland was to be b ou nd ed o n T he a cc omp li sh me nt s o f t hi s o rg an iz at io n d ur in g i ts few yearst h e E a t by the Delaware River starting at a point twelve miles due of existence are numerous . Ashes and garbage were firs t col lectedNorth of New Castle. in December, 1890; street l i gh t in g w as instituted on November 11,

Penn, being unable t o use a ll t h is l a nd decided to sell m uc h o f 1891. Although the f i r st l amps w er e o il l am ps . they were the foreit in l o ts o f f iv e thousand a cr es . We are par ti cu lar ly in teres ted in runnel ' of today's street i l lu m in a ti o n. O n M a rc h 16. 1893. they werethe f i rs t of these subsequent sellings. replaced by twenty-foul' 16 candle-power electric lights placed under

This f ir st s al e o f five thousand a cr es w as made to John ap; the supervision of the B a la a n d M e ri o n Electric Light Company.T ho ma s a nd E dw ar d ap Jones by a

d e ~ dtransferred d ated S ep- The first water mains were l a id u n d er the streE;ts i n N a rb e rt h

tember 16, 1 68 1. S in ce ne i ther Thomas noi' Jones was interested ill on July 1 0, 1 89 4. U n d er t h e A s so c ia t io n 's . supervision. Woodbineall o f t he five t h ou s an d a cr e s t h ey f o rm ed a company of seventeen Avenue was opened in 1891. In 1892 the post office, used by the in-people who together raised the 100 to cover the cost o f t he l an d. 11Il.bitants of Narberth. was moved f r om t h e G e ne r al Wayne In n to

The I,and Is Purchased the Elm Rai lroad Sta t ion.Among these s ev en te en p eo p le w as a mall by the name of Ed-

M a n ~o.f the

a c c o m ~ o d a ~ i o n stha t

~ eare

a c c u s t o m ~ dt o t od ay

' .a'd p R ee s w h o had purchased one hUI dred fifty-six and a quaner c an b e CI edIted to t h e t i me, ~ h e n~ a r b e l

th became a BOI ough. The,.~

a . I 1 '. .. , . Board of Health was orgamzed 111 1895. The same y ea l' a mainaCI es at a co st of

~2s 6d. As thIs.

a n ~"a s

~ nlded

b ~lots tlus SE' 'er w s laid on Wind 01' with lat ral o n a ll the cr ss tl' ets by

E d , ~ a ~ dlPa R e ~ . sI ; ~ c e l v e d

the land whIch IS now mcorporated a s t heG ~ ~ d m a ~ l '

and Clothier.s

In 1896,~ a s

s p i pe s w er e I a' :d~ n ~ e r '

theBOlO gl o f N a be tho . streets by the Lower M er i on G as Company. For tIlis privilege the

O f t he seventeen share holders only foul' men lone of w!l lch was company agreed to erect a n d m a in t ai n three street lamps. In 1901Rees) were among the 40 peoPI: who

~ a m eo:er o n t he SIIlP, Lyo n. t he 'De laware and Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone Company was

capt-amedb ~ '

John Compton, whIch arl"lved at Upland on August 14. permi t t ed to erect telephone lines w i th i n t h e b o ro u gh providing they I1 6 8 2 . .

.. s up p li ed a p h on e for the use of the Council. In 1901 the houses I.Much t? the surpnse of these w.elsh they couldnt

r ~ c e l v ea ll o f were numbered according t o t h e b o ro u gh p l an .

t h eI r l a nd 111 the same p l ac e b ec au se o f the great deSIre for land . ," 'es t of the Schuylkill. They were therefore forced totake S0111e of Pohce Protectioni t i n Goshen. Thus . ins tead o f R ee s h av i ng an one hundred fifty- From the time of the incorporation of Narberth as a borough'six and a quarter acre lot h e o nl y had sennty-eight and a quarter until Monday. March 13. 1922. Narberth was under its own policeacres. In a d di t io n t o t h is he purchased in 1691, one hundred twenty- pl"otection. In a letter to, the Lower Merion Township, Committer.:f ive acres f!'Om Thomas Lloyd and two acres from Edward J on fS d at ed January 13. 1922.t he Borough Councll offered a proposi tiunmaking a total of two hundl:ed five and a quarter acress in what

i ~which was decided upon as satisfactory by the Commission.

now Lower Merion Township. In exchange for the two acres which On March 1. a meeting was neld between the police and fire

Il bought f rom Edward J o ne s. h e sold land to the Merion Meeting committee of ~ o w e rM e ~ ' i o na ~ dr e p r e s ~ n t a t i v e sof the ~ a r b e r t ha nd t he l an d o n which is now s i tuated the Genera l Wayne Inn. In Borough CouncIl. At thIS meetmg candIda tes fo r the pohce force1707. he bought two h u nd r ed t w en t y a cr es f ro m R ob p rt Roberts. ' o f Lo we r M er io n. To wn s hi p w er e e xa mi n ed by the committee.executor for Hugh Roberts. Twenty- th ree app l lcan ts presen ted themselves f rom which seven teen

Edward Rees. a lt h ou g h t h e f a th e r or Reese Price and . Jane Pricl ' . " :He selected. Following t h is m ee t in g N a rb r t h w as advised that de"illed his l and to h is SOlI R l' es P ri ee . R ee s P ri ce . i n t u rn . t h e f at h c: ' ta ils would be completed by Apri l 1. on which date the service wouldof Ed\\ard. John. Ellis.

M a r ~ .Marg3,rct. a n d J a ne . willed his e s ta l e s t ar t .

to ,John. J oh n . t he grandson o f E dw ar d R ee s,~ a s

t he f at h er ! G Tile plan ar ranged was as follows:John, Jr .. Joseph. Edward. a n d t h re e daughters. John Price. by his Narberth wa s to be pa t ro l l ed

b ~th ree un i fo rmed policemen of

will dated 1792. devised to the three da\Jghters each one a cr e o f the Lower MerIOn force 111 t.hree slutts of eIght h011rs e ac h. F ou l 'l an d o n the end o f h is plantation on Lancaster Ro ad . To his s r; r. c al l b ox es w er e t o b e installed at s t rateg ic po in ts i n t he borough. InE d wa rd . h e g av e f iv e a cr es o f land on Lancaster Road; and the b al - a dd it io n t o the sa lar i es of the three officers.ance o f h is estate t o h is s on s J o se p h a n d J o h n.

Plan J\lodt'l Villa/:"cT h e n e x t t r ac e of ownership is shown on LE'rering's Map of Lower

?>Ierion Township dated 1851. whleh sho\\s t he l an d NOl"tll of~ 1 J ( '

Harer fo rd and M er io n R oa d o wn ed b y Ann Price Jackson a nd E d,,'ard R. Price. As late as 1913 the E d wa rd R . P ri ce estate ownedthe five acres South o f M ee ti ng H ou se L an e. n ow o wn ed b y Albrecht" .Nursery; the land bounded

b ~ 'Dudley, price Conway. a n d S a bi n e:

and the land bounded Barkley. S a bi n e a n d Dudley, and ex tend inghalfwaY to Wynnedale Road. The land South of the Merion andHaver ford Road w as o wn ed b y Wil li am T h om as . H is l and ex tendedfrom Montgomery Avenue to Indian Creek and to tal l ed n ine ty acres.

Mrs. Jackson la ter sold part of her holdings to Mrs.F u r e ~ .

In1887 Mrs. Furey sold her f i f ty -e igh t acros o f l an d t o t he C om mo nwealth Title Insurance Company. T hi s e st at e ' Mr s. Fl\1'ey's) eX-tended from approximately Wynnewool(J t o I on a and from Merionand Haverford Road to t h e l a nd owned by Edward Price.

Plans w er e l ai d f or a m od el v il la ge. The streets were to beHaverford and Windsor r u nn i ng E a st a n d Wes t and Iona. Hampden.

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EARLY HISTORY OF NARBERTH TRACED FROM 1895

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IGNITION SPECIAusrsMOTOR REPAIRS

BATTEIlY CHARGING

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MIRRORS

T ~ O ~ Glass Shop7315 We st C h es t er Pike

Boulevard 3082

R O O F I N GS I D I N G !

GENERAL CONTRACTINGP R O M P T S E RVI C ESKILLED M E NRELIABLE WORK

Get Our Estimate

AllIIOOF

H. L. YOUNG& CO.17 MYRTLB a.-.

ehatham Vlllaee. Upper Dar. ,Granite 7020 HlIItop !384

Wan a ll d M an te l, M al le t o O rd erand I tesl lvered. Made FrolllGenuine Pittsbllrl'. 'h PIaU! GIUL

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tors at t h e p r e se n t time are : J. JC a br e y, E . C. Griswold. Edwin P.Dold, William S . H ow a rd . ElmerL. Menges, Carl B. M e tz g er , S r . ,Car l B. Metzger. J r. , and Maur iceW. S l oa n , Jr.

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Enjoy Hoi Showers This SummerWe CRn imlllpdiately install a n A UT OM AT IC G ASWATER. HEATEH. in YOUI' home tl1l1t will give you oceanst )f hoi, water for lmt.hs and sllo\\,'l's.

We a l so c a n, \ ' a large lin' of plulllbing fixtures.W E W IL L FIN:\NCE

414 Darby Rd . Llancreh.

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DEVANEY216 S. 6 0T H S T.PHILADELPHIA

OPll. Imperial TheatreAll. 8125

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c o n d i t i o n " - K e e p it t ha t w ay- a n d you ' l l h a v e economica l

t ranspor ta t ion f or t h e dura t ion .Do it now.

FOR YOUR USFD FURNITUREI Pay the Highes t PricesTJrn your used an d o l d f u rn i tu re , h r ic k -a - br a ck ,w a s h in g m a c h i n es , vacuum cleaners i n t o i m m e d i a tecash . I will call at your h om e a nd p ay y ou t heh ig he st p os si bl e c as h p ri ce . G iv e me a call onth e phone T O D AY.

Te l e p h o n e B ry n M aw r 2901

A R T H U R W ILS O N1000 LANCASTER AVE., BRYN MAWR

ACE--House & Window

Cleaning Co.f.et liS give YOll an es timate ona ( ho ro ug h h ou sc a n d w in do wcleaning .job. You'll bc snrprisedhow l it tl e i t ,oosts, and howl nn eh b ot he r a nd trOUble yOUsave.

A s w el l a s E ng li sh , F re nc h an d S wi ss C lo ck s.Glocks call'd for ane! cleli\'f'recl, Estimates givenane! all work guaranteed.

Watch Re[Juiring - - - - - .\Ve can gil'e two and three w e ek s c r\ ' ic e onguaranteed watch repairing, at present.

( F o rm e r ly Wi t h Riggs & Brother)232 BAI,A AVE., CYNWYD, PA. Cl'nwl' d 3250

H.

GALL THE ROSE MANEXPERT Insect

Termite - Rodent ControlRothel'cd Wi th H o us e ho l d P e s ts ? C a ll the one,SURE Answer. - Phone us f o r q u ic k a c ti o n.Confidential Serv ice-No signs on Our Trucks.Regular month ly

s e r v ~ e e .

ROSE ExTERMINATOR~ ,PUONES: WALNU'l' 3866 CY,NWYD3372 ItACE 2341

M A I N L I N EBATTERY AND ELECTRIC STATION

304 W. Lancas te r Ave. A r d m o r e 1825

Wilen Your Car Fa il s tll Start-Don't Fail to Cal l - U .

June 28, t 945.

th e N a r be r th N a ti o n al B a n k an dr e or g a ni z at i on t o ok p l ac e . A t t h a ttime t he n um be r of employeswere t wo a s c om pa re d w it h th e10 which serve th e community today.

Carl B. Metzger. Sr., is pres i- SERVANTS' D R I NK I N G R O OMdent an d also a m e mb er o f th eb oa r d o f d ir ec to rs . T he n um be r A drinkinlt r oo m f or th e 250of depositors are approx imate ly roya l servants at Buckingham6,500. The b a nk s e r ve s t h e e n ti re P a la c e w as e st ab li sh ed b y Q ue e nlower Main Line w it h t he P en n- Victoria to p r ev e n t t h e ir gossips yl va ni a C om pa ny i n A rd mo re f ro m s pr ea di ng o ut si de th e palacebeing th e closest bank to Nar- walls, Here t h e s e rv a nt s stlll canberth. IbuY a v ar ie ty o f fine wines an d

Members of t h e b o a rd of direc- liquors.

e f t .

7020 W. Garrett Rd.Boulevard W4

~ .fI,'J-All Medical Needs-

FENCES!Built- Repaired

2122 Darby RoadUililop 1026

Rl's/lll'nee Phonl' F.ves.: eyn. 09!l6,J

HEADQUARTERSfo r

Robert H. Elliott

J. PAUL SHEAPha,macy

At N a r b e rt h S t a t io nNarber th 28382839

A M E R I C ~ N Orienta l Ru g Co .6760 M A R K E T ST .

C a ll B LV D. 0159

Gates - Radia tor CoversCarpentry - Cabinl't WOI'k

NewBlinds

Ve l l e t i a J IU l i l l d s

I l e p u i . e t l

Vene.tianBlinds

r TAPE

B ECORDPAINT

Painted, ncw tapes 'ane1cords. QUick service Dayal '

Evening.

Th e Nat ional Bank of Narberth,w h ic h g re w from a m o de st b eginning of $200,000, today canboast of having g ro wn . to o ve rth ree milllon d ol la rs i n a periodof 11 years, . .

Following th e bank holiday inthe '30's the balik's name wasc ha n ge d t o i t s p r es en t t it le from

Make YourBlinds Like

New. Immediate Ser f lce

'NarberthBank HadPhenominalGrowthIn Past I I Years

S'ER'VICE DIRECTOR'Y

II. - IANOS

I! : ~ ~ ~ ~Quick RemovalFair PricesCourteous MenAlso Piano MovlneWriteP. HUGHES& SON

II' 5846 Market St.o r Ca ll .ALI 7450 - Wcst 5164Evcnlnn GRA. 4528

- W ~ ~ I ~ o ~ ! ! ~ u ~ 1Adding Machine or ,Typewl'iter Complete for $12.50 :COLLINS

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Mailing - AddressinrPublic Stenography

BEACON LETTER SHOPROOM 412. 6816 MARKET ST.UPPER DAIlB.Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . BLVD. 3046

.1TYPEWRITERS;

IT . ~ ~ ~ ! ~ ~ " .typewr it e r ln to mon!!y.We pay top prices, any !make. IH. E. STEINKE:1-------------

~ ~ R - u - g ~ C ~ l e - a - n - i - n g ~Grandfather

~ ~ ~ ; ~ : : ~ ~ p f l ~ ; d ~ S ~ ~ f o l ' ~ i ~ g SCI0 Cks Rep aired

B i nd i ng , f r in g in g , w e av in g ,All w 0 l' k uncol1lliliollally !g l 1 a l ' a n t e t ~ d

ami instll 'ed. .

I I ,EGAL NOTICESI ESTATE OF ELLEN A. WAFER (late of

I thc Borough of Narbcrth . MontgomerY C o t l n t ~ .Pa.)I Lctters Tcstamcntary on the ahove

IERtate haye been granted to the underSIgned. who request a ll persons havIngI claims 01' demands against the Estate'I of the d ec ed en t to m nke k no wn t he,same. and a ll p er so ns I nd eb te d t o t bc

Id cc ed en t t o m ak e p ay mc nt , Wit ho ut

(ielay. toFRANCIS H. FEE. Executor.

4B32 Walton Al'Cnue.O.T 5.'24-6t. Philadelphia, Pa.

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AGNES M. WHEEr:AHA-N',btt ' of HOrOlIt:11 uf Nurberth, deceased.J,etters or Adllllnlstl'lll1on on the

nlJo\'e t-...tatt ..h b \ ' ~

IWt'li~ 1 " f t l 1 t p d

to thl'"1111uel':.lgutot.l. Who req\lP .. ,t a ll lJefSonSh8\'.tug c l ah u 9 o r dt'I1luuds

a ~ t t l u B tt h ~(stale of the l.1ecedt'llt, 10 mal,e known1118 eame, and all persons lndehted 10lhe decedenl te, mal;e pal'lllcllt, wlth- iollt I ~ C.J SU"l

.ell, 1726 Sausom St .. HI'J'teultoll"1' IEi8HWAR VETERAN Buys Fumltme. new,

lIeed lind antlQucs. WRshlng& SeWinglachlnes, PInnas, llllything Electrical,eathers, Hall', Bllc-aBrsc. 8111'1'1'. Brass,

Copperware. Marble Furniture. nIgH.'aIntlngs, ,Jewelry I'll Buy rrom Attico Basement. COLEMAN. 907 N 7tb St ..'h lIa.. 23. LOMbard 9332.

V . ~ N T E DSINGER SeWing MachInes forCASH. Singer SeWll1R MachIne Co.. 57Lancn"ter A\e.. Ardmore. Pa. Ph. 0256

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There's sheer.joy to sailing when the going's smooth and

swift. There's sheer joy to quenching your thirst with milk whenthe taste is smoother ond better . Supplee Sealtest Homof'-enizedVitamin 0 Milk is something extra special - there's creamin every drop to make it richertasting and more nourishing. Grandfor a snack, and at mealtimes, too, it's the milk'to buy for you',.family. Ask your Supplee n,i1k man or wom.an or your neighborhood.storekeeper for "Sealtest .Homogenized.fl. .

, ~..

25 BaJa Ave. ,

B a l i ~- Cynwyd

C Y N W Y D 0662

KEEPPOSTED

You may send money order, s tamDcommunicat Ions to Lower Mcrl(Specia l Monthly Rates)

CA LG R E e n w

W E LV E

d m o r e 5720

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w it h o ur T en ne ss ee Re dC e dar "hark-an-pos ts ."They live

l o n g ~and dye

appi ly with w o o d creo-o te . \

e n c e Pos ts L a m p Pos ts

ign Posts A r b o r Pos tso m a t o Poles B e a n P o l e sRus t ic Furni ture Custom

Bui l t

SHULL LUMBERCOMPANY

C l o s e d N O O N S a t u r da y

l l i l "I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ~

11 11..1 ')p ,569. E- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

P WA N T E D - F E M A L E

L or WOMAN to heln With plaining find dishes for four \\eeks.

ate family. 3 to 7 P. M. Phone Nar-h 2154.ESWOMAN wanted for hardwarere. Full t im e o r part time. E. A.y Hardware Co .. 167 Bala Ave..-Cyn W)'dE L P WA N T E D - M A L E

WANTED for gencral factory work.Od waRe. Apply Arterete PrOducts

E a l : l _ ' = - ~ " . ~ r . " ' ~ c ~ ' _ ~ d ~ _ O a k m ~

H E L P W A N T E D -M A L E AN D FEMALES or GIRLS wanted to fold npws-R P r . r ~

TIl1Hsday { ' \ 'pning. Call Ard-e 5720 01' Hlilton 3600.._ - "-' -

F O R S A LESIUS UPRIGHT Grand Plano, D1'-none. 2 Victrola" . Call Hilltop-M.SEHOLD ARTICLES. work bench,

pcrlf'!'i, curtains. throw Tllgs, {,te.,k f;cRl CORt , size 16. I n f ' n ' S s u 1 t ~ .o a t s l zp 10. girl 's

p l n n r o r f ' ~ .dr(>sses,

rwellr. 'Ize 3. Hilltop 0645.GE-OFFICEdcsk, mahOg:l;:;y f1nl.h,. LRl',t:C wirker sette'. RprinJ:: c u s h -reallll'r pillow., 55. Hilltop 4864-W.- - - - - " - - - - InOGANY FINISH Upright nlano

' condition. Hliitop 2254-W.illll--Sbc --WAR baby crib. Excel -

condition. 58. Call Hliltop 0895.CE I!Ijilg room snlte wi-ihilli;C;;V:

Good CondItion. Call HlI1top-W.ATCHING full si7.e crlbs-exccllentndltlon. Fiat-top, bu.lness desk._

! ! ! L t ' : P . . . - : ~ 7 7 2 : ! V.

M I S C E L L A N E O U SRITABLEINsTITUTJON has funds

allablc I'or fll'st mortgages at 5'~ .

15term

p n ~ ' a b l e1ll0lltl,ly, II d f ! S t l ' f l d .

ppraisal fte. Ql1lck m't 1011. Pl l011f lop l11Q-W.NCUTTING Hud trimmIng. c"nliam Floyd. Hiliton 5I1H-J.

PO R RENTT A Singer SeWing M"cl1lne 37 pernth . Slngt' r Sewing Marhlne Co..Lancastcr Aye .. Ardmore. Pn. Ph.

ASANTROOM for rpnt With or With-breakra"t. ol':e block fronl golt

u r ~ eand b u s ! ' t a t io n . benut1!ul Drly-onlc Cn 11 t ~

CLASSIFIEDA25 W O R D S FO R 5

$1.40 FO R FOOU R T O W N , B A L A . C Y NE M A IN L IN E R, H AV E R

8/7/2019 Our Town June 28, 1945

6/7

CARLYON'SIii i S. 13th Sf. Est. ,.1.

_ W. Alia B. , I I LV n

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CAS' lid ImmldllfllJ FerBIAMOIDSDIAMOND JEWELRYANTIQUE JEWELRY

w. are .. ,In 1 t i l . III.h.. . prlc I. h i l ton

They' cost more, because

Follow the leaders, for they

AUTOCAROF ARDMO R E

Fo r Autocars are superbly engi-

NewConvalescent\

HomeFor Elderly PenoDi

Ared and CbronleWhere Kind Car. I. aPriman Consideration

Good Food 8))&010.' Ground.2t-Br. NurslDa L1ceDMd

TborourbroodCODvales(ellt Home

Barlnr 1875 or ,n8

ithe ol'lanizing o f t h e, department. Iloaned by cae' of Karbirth ' . elvie,. ,efforta' haft bien'

. b l e , t o ~In the Fall o f 1897 the com - minded mldent i . . t nnumera1l1e . tb tr'1Ineeu ,T d th h i the piONI' tune lDn of th epants charter wa s re ce ive d fr om . 0 ay e company all U .... pany. M r l l rhard MutJlir,'::;

Harrisburg. The f ir st c hi e f engin - t l re chi ef , A lbe r tN U ~ t y ,

who 11 the ftrat pruldeJlt of the, IrGUeel ' was George O.Goodman who a ls o & member of the board o f d i -

8 e r v ~ dfor seven and one ,

threctors o f t he company. servinr years. Suceeedina pruideatl were'

devoted a lot of time to e n ec el - t h e company as president is Wll- Mrs, WUliam J. IIIJcluoll;;IIr" L.s a ry w o rk of

o r g a n l ~ l n ithe fire 111m H. DUrlSln; v ic e p re s id en t, B . I l dae rt on. Mr H, P. Daniel

department. Frank Hutchinson; secretarY. and Mrs. ArthurOOldllll1tb.The hook a n d l a dd e r t r uc k was Bums F. B es t and tl 'euurer, R. . . '

the tlrst piece of equipment pur- M. Gill is. Directors are Dr. W ll - Se ven b il li on do)I&rS in M i r ! tchased and this Is stlll'in s er vi ce . ! ia m S . H ow ar d, John' Mower. Seventh War Loan War BondaDuring the early years dlmcultles HoraceSmedley, Richard B le ss ln i, be o wn ed b y enterprlain. peep eover h o us l n r t h e equipment and Dr. E. R. Disbrow. Jr .. and Mrs. by June 30. The money wlllle1'V8securing horses to draw the equlp- Arthur Goldsmith, president of t h em l a te r i n a profi t market. Warment were encountered the "Mulleres." bonds pay f or e ve ry in-

Finally members of' the com- The "Mulleres" of the Narber th vestedlpany managed to sell' b On ds for F Ir e Compa ny Is a il'OUP o f w o-

i i i i i i i i i i i $7,000 w hi ch was used to con- men who were organized In 1930,struct a f ir s h a ll a n d from the In- at the request o f t he dlrflctors ofte res t on_ tllese bonds came the company. They cooperatee no ug h m on ey t o b ui ld the e x- w it h and help the company.tension t o t he fire house. T h is I r ou p o f women has done

In 1913 the new auto comblna- m uc h t o r al le funds for the comtlon apparatus a rr iv ed f or t he p an y a nd throulh their untlrinlf ir (' c om pa ny w it h the money

Factory Branches and Distributors. f rom Coast to Coast

know th e way.

eye.on Autocar,

neered an d precision-built to give extra long life

they'reworth more .. . andmen who know the im-

and 'extra economy.

trucks, an d quality combined with heavy-duty

portance of low-cost-per-mile hauling have their

spells Autocar.

there will always be a need --for heavy-duty

T he f ut ur e looks bright for Autocar because

A B R I G H T FUTURE

OUR TOWN

'.

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VolunteerFireCo...OrganizedAfterPresbyterianChurchBurnedToGroJllldI

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MIDTOWN NARBERTH-A glimpse of the Borough business section looklnl down HaverfordAve. from Station Circle recently.

Injuries, Pu t O'DonnellOn S helf f or Se as on ; '.Ardmore Signs Souders

Bill O'Donnell , veteranright

h!'-nded pitcher of the ArdmoreLl on s, m ay be l os t t o t he t ea m , .for the rest of the Main LIneBaseball League season,

He tripped and fel l on a caseof bottles at work last week andreceived cut,o; on his chest andarms. Ten s ti tche S' w ere reqUired on his pitching arm.

Al Mueller. Ardmore, manaKer, has signed Chick SOUders.ar ex-serviceman who saw ac.tlon with Trenton In the Inter-state LeagUe earlier i n t helealP,n, all a replacement. 'Soude1'!l'; ma:v make his debut

Ade la ide Bruneel , Mis s EmmaWarner and Miss Mary Mlshener.

Soft d ri nks, o r an ge jui ce andpretzels wl11 be available throughst. Margaret 's Church, with Mrs.Robert R el thml ll e r a s chairmanand Mrs. Earnest McKenna. a s h erassistant . Theil' aides Include Mrs,Joseph Rowan , Mis s KatharineRowan. Mrs. James Cushwa, Miss T he N ar be rt h Fire Compa.ny 1b ee n i n service six years.Marjorie McGarry, Miss Mary Lou' has c om e a l ong w ay f rom t he I The fire company can trace itsRowan .. Miss Margaret Mary Ca- days when horses drew the f ir e! o ri g in to a Wi n te r '. n i gh t I n 1896bl:ey. MI.ss Mary Sheean

~ n dMiss fighting equipment t o t he fires. I, when the Presbyter ian Church

Rita QUll1n. . The company, which Is . . vol - was tot al ly des tr oyed by fire. Re-Holy Trimty Lutheran C hu rc h u nt ee r o ne , c an n ow b oa st of a Ia Ji zi ng t he n ee d f or p ro te ct io n,

\\'111 have the candles and. p e a n ~ t s .

combination truck, a ladder truck Ithe citizens aot together at theMrs. J. C. Van Newkirk IS chalr- and a new-.llumper which hasonly fire and,pledged subscriptions fill'man. with Mrs. Charles Westmanand Miss Jane Osner as assistants,aided by m embe rs o f the ILutherLeague.

Tile coffee (with cream and suj:(-ar) concession wlll be Inthe handsof the Methodist Church, with Mrs.Fmnk Stiefel as chairman. Mrs.L. J. Cowie is assistant chairman.with Mrs. Ralph Hoyle, Mrs. Robert. Compton and Mrs. Harry Mosteller as aides.

st . Andrew's - by - the - Wa.ysidewill p rovide col e s law, with Mis sMargaret Armour and Miss Fra.nces Armour as co-chairmen.

The Presbyterian Church wl11p ro vi de c hee se , eg g a nd t ur ke ys a l ~ d w i c h e s .

Mrs.E. W. Merkel. Jr ..Is chairman: Mrs. Karl Williams.ass is tant chairman. and Mrs. WIIl iap1 Harris , Mrs. Carroll Stevens.Mrs. Walter Gi'off and Mrs. Margaret Hill. aIdes.

Girl Scout AidesThroughout the day. t he loc al

G i rl Sco ut s w ll l act a s moth er s '\ Ihelpers and s\\lesgirls. Mrs. Samuel. Read is tl.leir chairman. with Mrs.I,Walter GI:off, leader o.f Troop No.90. asslst.lng. The

~ l l ' l sInclude

I, Gwen Hunsi ck er. Car ol e G era rd,. Jean G ra ha m. A nn e C ar ri ga n.IMartha Metzger. Barbara John-I s on . Ann Snyde r, Pat r ic i a Fel sf '.! B et t y J a ne Steward, Jean MarieGold. PatriciaStoltz. Eleanor Catherman. Faitll Lillis, Patricia McEnanem.

To gO' ba ck t o the sub ject o ffood: The King's Daughters wil lhave smoked turkey sandwiches onhand. Mrs. Etta Walkeri s chail 'man with Mrs. J. T, Darlington,M rs . Wil li am R il ey, Mrs . Cha rl e sCarson and Mrs. John Joyce assist-ing her.

Hot dogs and rolls will be' avail-able through the Mulieres of theNarberth Fire Company. Mn;. Joseph White Is chairman and Mrs .Arthur

G o l d ~ m l t hassistant chair

m a n. T he i r aides inclUde Mrs. E.H. Cockrill, Mrs. Ralph McGuffin,.Mrs. Isaac McRose. Miss FrancesArmour. Mrs. Ruth Grace. Mrs. ,George Lleb and Miss KatharineLafeau,

Ice cream and popslcles wlll beprOVided by t he P ar en t TeacllerAl'sociation. with Richard Lehmanas chairman. assisted by Mrs. B.M. McScr eney. Mrs . Wil li am E.Clear and Mrs. Gardiner Dean.

Prizes and doughnuts are in thehands of the \Volllen's CommunltvClub, under the chairmanship ofMrs. Samuel McCartney, assistedby Mrs . R ob er t C am er on . Mr s.CharlesStoudt. Mrs. Frank Wheeler. Mrs. A. M. Ayars and Mrs. Joseph MUller.

"Wh i le E lep )an t " Tab leOne o f t il e f ea tur es of the da\'

will be a "whi t e e l epha nt " t ab le .Mrs . S te rl i ng Chain will h av ec ha rl [e , a ss is ted by Mrs . Cha rl esTllaw and Mi ss H al Tl et N old .Aprons and pinafores will be soldby t he N ee dl ew or k G ui ld, w it hMrs. John Caldwell as chairman

,assisted by M rs . E dw ar d H aw s..Mrs. J, I . Mackey and Mrs. LeslieMoxon.

Mrs. ,r. H. Baker, chairman, andMr s. G eo rg e P ow el l, assistantchairman. of the Dr. BenjaminRush Chapter of the D. A. R. areI n cha t' ge o f awards for the chlldren's show, wh il e bab\ ' showprizes are In the'hands of the Junior Women's

C o ~ n m u n l t yClub with

Mrs. Frederick Robb. Jr., as chairman. ana Mrs. Will iam HaiTis asher assistant. .

The s al es gi rl s f or t he grand-! stand will be l ne mb er s o f the,: Itginaba Society under the chair.mans} li p o f Mis s Edith MarlRni.Miss Rosina Fratantoni will be as-~ i s t a n t

c ha ir ma n. a nd t he ir a ssistants wlll be Mrs. Anne White.Mis s Mina Mes ti ch el ll , Mis s L illian D orengo , Mis s Rose Cassev ee ch ia and Mis s Reena Cantarelli.

George SchrOder will act as auctioneer, a nd o th er s in the castWho have m a de t h e gal a day pos -sible are:

MI'. and Mrs. Will iam Hanls.post.ers; Mrs. Suzanne G il l housechairman; Mrs. John Wetzel.treasurer; Mrs. Hal 'l ,v Hollar, sec-r e ta r y; Wa lt e r Case, announcerat the microphone; J. J. Cabreychairman of the day, and MI;s:Eberhardt Mueller. chairman ofactivllies.

'.

STEAKSCHOPS

SEA FOOD

Open Irom4 P. M.

Beer

Dinners 5 to 8.15 P. M.$1.00 and $U S

The Home of Good Food

- A T -

5004 CITY AVE.

W I N D S O R - E S S E X

Wine. LiquorsReally Fine

BAKED HAM SANDWICHES

DAVE!'S BAR

1623CHESTNUTST., PHILADELPHIAVictor, Your

TH EWindsor & Jo;ssex Aves., Narberth, Ph. Narber th 9256

City LIneBe

Haverford Rd.

A ir COllditio1zed For the Best In DINNE.RS Presshook Award

LUNCHEON The Women's Community ClUbS o f Narbe rt .h won second p ri ze inBANQUETS t i le p rc ssbook Cla ss for i ts entry

In the cof1[.est sponsored by theWINES Be LIQUORS Pennsylvania Federation of Wo

men's Club, it was announced at'Beautiful Cocktail Lounge-FountaIn Service the Summe r se&,l on o f the g roup

'- - 11at t h e P en n H a rr i s Hotel In Har-risburg.

Mrs. Franklin Hutchinson waschairman of the Pressbook for theclub.

Delicious Home Cooked Meals- .

C'hat t er b 0 'xDINING

R O O M ~ ,S39 LANCASTER AVE.BRYN !\fAWR, PA.

TheNew

Open E\'el'T Da,In the Week

Dinne,'s Served Daily except SundayW Y N N E \ V O O D I IOUSE

12:/6 Montgomery An . MARINE BARVor Res tlon,

Phone Narberth 9282

Luncheon 11.30 to 2.30.SOo UP

Sunday DinnersFor i:ood food, for a dinner

~ ' o u ' l lenjoy, b ri ng~ ' o l l r

family to arestaurant of distinction.

SUNDAYDINNERS SERVED'( to 6 P, M.

Tarella 's

B e r t The Finest Food at Al l T im e,Donoghue! l s

62nd & WALNUT STS.'

Bala-Cynwyd's Social Center

T I I ~ Y N W Y D C;RILI ...

MontgomerYjt've. and Levering Mill Road, Cynwyd, Pal

HOWARD JOHNSON'SRESTAURANT

' 814 LAl\jt;At!l'l'ER A\IE.. 8.RJ:N MAy v ~

,817aMawr" laIIla C b "r

MA DINEO U T ! ~

ne 28, t 141.

Narberth'~..

~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ , ! ! . b s e r v a n c eI

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K eo wn . J ud ge s w il l I ncl ud e .. Throughout the day, there ' ll be!gess MUleI', R al ph D un ne . R ev. a f or tu ne t el li ng b oo th o n the I

Hammerly, A lf red Peeney. g rounds , w ith Mrs . Otto Duel' suence H. Woolmlngton, C. M. pervlslng, assisted by Mrs. Harryz and Richard Lehman. Mosteller.

A Fish-Pond, Too The "Kiddie Koop" will be openetween 10 A. M. and 6 P. M. from 10 A. M. until noon, undere will be a fish pond, supervls- the supervisionof Mrs. H. S. Watts,by Miss Anna SeIl , assisted by l ea de r of t he " Br ow ni es ." Mr s.es RennLx and Mr. and Mrs . Harry Berry is her

a s s l s t a n ~ c ~ a l r r les Clipsham. ' m&.n. and t he y wi ll be a ld eo byiss Vera Bailey Is chairman of' Mrs . Samue l Read a nd Gir l scoutantique shoW which wi ll con - TrooP No. 268, whose members Ine from 11 A. M, to 6 P. M. She e lude Ma .ry

~ a r t l e t t ,Katherine \

b e a ss is ted by Mrs. Will iam Blum, JaneD I ~ n n e n .

Betty Jean Ienck, Mrs. Stuart Longworth,. Evans,

J e a ~DICkIe. ,NanCY

~ u n - ,s AR'nes Aus tin Mrs . Cha rl es SIckel', DOl o thy Glo ff . Be ll 1l cempson: Mrs. S.'L. Nelson and Harris, Nancy

. H a \ V l e ~ ,Betty J.ane

Will iam Heindel . Judges will Merkle, Con11le NOI t on , M al thaMrs. M. A. Mattoon, Mrs. Long- Vogeler and Mary McDermon.

th, Robert F. Wood a nd F re d Re fr es hm en ts A -Pl en tyey. Under t he s ponsorship of the

t ab lea r r a n ~ e m e n t

show, su- borough's churches, there wl11 bevlsed by Mrs. Mabel Hunsicker. rcfrrshments available through

beopen from. 11

A.M. to 6 out the day.

TheBaptist.Church ofM. Mrs, Hunsicker wlll be as-I t he Evangel w il l prOVide h O ~ l e ed by Mrs. Howard Levis. MIss Imar ie cooki es and

p o t a ~ oclllps.

lyn Fleck, Mrs. Edwal 'd Martin Mrs. Charles J. Bruneel IS chalrMrs. Walter Groff.

J U d ~ e sfor Iman, Mrs. C. R. Kaeber, assistant

show wl ll be Mrs. Robert F.I,chairman: a id es ,' Mi ss E mm a

od, Miss Fanny Laos and Mrs. Mueller. Mrs. Fred Warner, Mrs. E.n Burrell. H. Ogdin, Mrs. W. D. Presley, Miss

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