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In- w ilation ceremonies will be con- lilif ed J a n u a r y 14 by Glen Tufts oi Williamson, past high, priest. Mr and M rs. Charles Catlin of Wolcott were guests o f Mrs. B. A. H. pkins and Miss Blanche Hop- kms Wednesday. Mrs. Jam e s Leahy of Lyons to t.ts home Tuesday after spending i veral m o n ths with her sister, Mrs. M ae Mitchell, in Adrian, Mich. Sodus Rebekah lodge held its | .mnual Christm as party this Tues day evening fo r the children and families of members. A tureen -upper w a s served at 6:30 o’clock I loilowed by a Christmas tree. Mr. and Mrs. George S , Reeves | are spending several weeks at the | .. .me of C. N. Jagger in Marion. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Flor- t nce Leahy, daughter of M r. and Mrs. Jaih e s Leeahy of Lyons' to Abram D e Hondt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n DeHondt of Sodus. Hubert Richard Camp of Sodus, John Dey of Williamson and Dale Woodhams of Ontario left Thurs day morning fo r Rochester for .i.Juction into arm y service as re- :; i cements for the three men who tailed to pass tbe physical exami nation November 30. Mrs. Richard Raleigh enter tained her bridge club Friday eve ning with a Christm as party. Ensign Reginald Proseus came fiom San Pedro, Calif., to make a urprlse visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myron H. Proseus, com ma at this tim e because his ship, U S. S. Boise, is in drydock. He I. ft Thursday for Chicago going finm there to San Pedro. Mr. and Mrs. Elm er VerDow, daughter, Evalyn, and son, Walter, were guests of Mrs. VerDow’s par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Van Lam m East Williamson last Sunday. Mr. arid Mrs. VanLare left Tues day to pass the winter in Florida. The Bum e tt-Philathea class of the Methodist Sunday School had a progressive dinner and Christ mas party last evening, December 18. The first course was served at the home o f Miss Edith Pulver, he second course at the parson age. T h e dessert course and Christmas pftrty at the home of Mrs. Chester Stell. Mr. and M rs. Ernest Heald have | announced the engagement of ] their daughter, Margaret, to Isaac | VanHee. son of Mrs. J. Hendricks Sodus. M r. and Mrs. Heald en tertained at Sunday dinner in | their honor. •Sodus village is decorated with m>red lights and greens for the | Yuk-tide season. Tiie G r a ta Class of the Presby- • i mn Sunday School of which I M' - T S. Mitchell is teacher held . annual Christm as party at the m e of Miss Eleanor H sh this | week Tuesday evening. Mrs. C a rl W ebster,. Mrs. M. E. kman, M rs. Lym an Riggs, Mrs. tan ley Harradine and MTs- Roy Me.vsinger were in Ontario Tues- 'tav night tot-aftend Associate M a trons' N ight o f Ontario Chapter O E. S. Emhty-slx aliens have registered it the post office In the drive to lister alien residents. Postmas- • i George W . K e lly thinks that 1 there are still more to register here Hev Augustus Nasmith, a re- m c d missionary to Shanghai, ct.ina, was a tdcent guest at the home of Mr. a n d Mrs. R . J . Knapp. The A ltar and R o s a ry Society of the Church o f the Epiphany flee ted the following officers at th» home of -.Mrs. G . O.' Simmonds I Wednesday evening: President, ■•l: - Joseph Doyle; vice-president, I Mr Irving Sprang; secretary, end with her parentfe, M r / and Mrs. Abram DeLeys. Thp Monday Club had its Christmas party at the home of Mrs. C. B. Adams the evening of December 16. A program followed the dinner. Sodus Grange held its regular meeting Saturday night. A talk was given by S. E. Keech, agri culture teacher In Sodus High School. His topic was “ Economic Slants on the W ar Situation.” The lecturer’s hour was in charge of Morris Buerman who showed m ov ing pictures which he took of the IntemationaJ Livestock Show in Chicago and also other pictures of interest. Clothing for men, women and children and bedding make up the first consignment for bundles for Britain has left Sodus for New York to be transferred to ships to take them to the needy of the British Isles. ) _______ Area Masons- Inducted Into Office Palmyra—The annual communi cation of Palm y ra Lodge, No. 248, F. & A. M „ was held in the M a sonic Hall on Wednesday evening of last week with a 6:30 o'clock dinner preceding the business ses sion. Officers elected for the coming year were: Master, George Beatty; S. W., Frank H. Cady; J . W., E d win S. W alker; treasurer, Sam uel T. Newman; secrtary, Howard R . Fisher; trustee, 3 years. H art B, Pierce; senior Deacon, Leo G il# man; junior Deacon, Earl D. S a lem; senior m aster of ceremonies, H. F. Gilm an; junior master of ceremonies, Charles H. Deci; chap lain, Rev. W. A. Page; tiler, W. D. Johnson. The officers were installed by R . W. J . Francis Lines with W. Carlton L. Johnson acting as grand marshall. Library Gets Book Plate Lyons—Books donated to the L i brary by the Lyons Civic Club will i now be designated by a clever book plate recently designed by E d ward Beiderbecke of Catherine street, this village, skillful young craftsman and artist. The plate depicts a portion of Lyons, in miniature, from a map made in 1885. clearly showing busi ness streets, the canal and river, location of churches, homes and public buildings. The motto of the Civic Club is portrayed in the m a r gin, “ I like to see a man proud of his city and so live that it is proud of him,” with a facsimile of the signature of the author, Abraham Lincoln. The support of the Library for a long time has been a civic project of the club, which gives over $125 each year for the purchase of books and magazines. Boy Scouts Donate Aid For Needy Wolcott— Christmas baskets are to be distributed to needy fam ilies in Wqlcott, Butler and Huron townships, under a project spon sored by the Business and Profes sional Women’s Club. A meeting was held! Sunday afternoon at Leavenworth Central school, when a list of needy families was pre pared. M iss Madelin Pierson and Mrs. Verna Nichols will be at the Engine house on Saturday after noon to accept gifts for the Christmas baskets. The Boy Scouts are collecting and repairing broken and discarded toys to be distributed along with the Christ m as baskets. Mrs. K a r l Thayer Soule of Roch ester was a recent guest of her mother, M rs. G. H. Northup. Musical organizations of Lea venworth Central school gave their annual Christm as concert in the school auditorium Sunday after noon. The orchestra, Junior high choir and high school glee club were directed by Miss Esther Fer guson and the band under Louis Nelson. Mrs. Gertrude Raabe ,of New York City, was the recent guest of M r. and Mrs. Fay S . Fowler. Mrs. Richard Shuttleworth- and daughter, Lois Ann of Spring- ville, N. Y., are the guests of her parents, M r. and Mrs. B. C. Reed. The 'Tri P h i Class of the Metho dist Church held its Christmas party at the church Friday eve ning. M iss Doris Goodsell of Port B y ron was the guest last week of Mr. and M rs. William H. Van Au- ken. Mrs. Claude E . Mitchell enter tained the Embroidery Club at Its annual Christm as party at her home In W right street Thursday. Mrs. Charles J . Root has gone to Elm ira where she will spend the winter. The Baraca Class of the Baptist Church has elected these officers: President, Glenn Versprill; vice- presidents, George DeKing and M arshall M . M u rray; treasurer, Charles H a ll; teacher, Lynn A. M unger and assistant teacher, Burdette Colvin. A well-baby clinic was held on Tuesday at the Health Center by Mrs. M a rtha F. Sims, public health nurse. Wolcott G range held its annual installation of officers a t its meet ing Saturday evening. Church Plans Xmas Rites Spa P.T.A. To Present \ Operetta M i- M argaret Bflone add* treas urer Mrs. Francis M cGarry. The Ladles Auxiliary of the So- (! i- Fire Department held a C!u I’itmas party last evening, De- \rnber 18, a t the Fire Hall. Sup- Ppr was served at-j.QffiO o'clock to • nien and their families. ■'\dus High School will close Fi «ia’ . December 20, for tne iinas holidays,-and will re- \i\’n Monday, J a n u a r y 6. 1 vnn F e lk e r . of. South Sodus ' 11 ! ■ d on relatives and friends h' re Saturday. '•vhen Dr. and. M rs. Linwood m-.i rs a n d daughters were return- from Lyons recently their car ■Kidded off i h e .aby road. Mrs. Mvpi-s suffeifedtf IfttfEeiL fibs. Tfr. m v ers an ^ M iss 3Betfey Myers were j ' ^ w ^ t brUised, T h e car was Miss Lois M ^ r t y 1, who teaches ’ ' G lens F a lls, will come home this | u' ek-end to pass the xJhriatmas j'aration with her mother, M rs. 1 1 H urston M cCarty. ] Mrs. M inerva w h a lin g who was 1 ‘Mird to Sodus b y - t h e death of •' sister, M rs, Anna Van Dine, ’ urned to her home in Webster ■■'■1 week. ■ , '• <■ ' , Mrs- Moris Kofifeky entertained ' r bridge club W ednesday after- • • uri - ■ . ■ ' Mrs. Grace Dingihan M eld of ‘ sadena, C a lif., who has been >'• ng in Sodus, her form er home, ; r srveral weeks, h a s gone to B u f- ■■'io to visit relatives. Miw Karolyrt DeLeys, who “ ties in Alden, spent th e week- Lyons J | T h e First Lutheran church has planned hnpresslve s e r vices to herald the Christm as sea son. The Sunday School Service *>f lig h t s will be held, a t 7 o'clock S u n day evening, December 22. Candles will be given to all attending.. Candy will be distributed to the children and the Junior Choir robes will be dedicated. At 7:30 p. m „ December second Christm as eve Memorial Candlelight Service will take place in the gleam of countless candles, which will this year glow with the light of peace to grateful hearts in our land. T w o L y o n s S t u d e n t s G iv e n C h o r u s R o l e s Lyons—T w o ' L yons students were in the chorus and Orchestra of 236 when the Ith a c a College Music D e partment presented Its fifth an nual Christmas oratorio, H andel’s “ T h e Messiah.” at 8 :15 p. m., Su n day, in the First Baptist church, Ithaca. In the symphony orchestra of 66 musicians was Robert Wadsworth, son of Mr, and Mrs. H arry W ads w o rth of Broad street. Singing w ith tile chorus o f 170 was Seymour Reynolds, son of M r. and Mrs. Sey- mout Reynolds o f Broad street. L y o n s C h u r c h G r o u p N a m e s N e w A i d e s Lyons-—At'the a n n u al m eeting of the Evangelical League of Chris tian Endeavor o f the F irst Evangel ical church, held last Tuesday eve ning, the following officers were elected f o r the ensuing y e a r: . Kathleen Snow, president; J a n ice Facer, vice-president; Bernice Tyler, recording secretary; Edith Entz, . corresponding secretary; Robert Tylfer, treasurer: Catherine .BUisen, p ianist; Mrs Russell Facer, assistant p ianist. Clifton Springs— T h e Parent- Teacher Association will sponsor an operetta this Thursday eve ning at 8 o'clock in the High School auditorium. ^ . 'T h e Magi’s G ift\ will be u » der the direction of Miss M ar jorie Sm ith and will have the largest cast ever used in our school for a Christmas program including about 75 In the cast. T h e school band will play Christmas carols and the band will have some new members playing for th e first time. The Prim ary Chorus consists o f pupils from the first three grades. In the pageant will also be 30 carollers who are members o f the High School mixed chorus. T h e setting of the play is Me- devial England. The scenery ts In charge of Miss Huffman and the costumes are under the direc tion of Miss Jones. A partial list of the cast is as follows; Elsbeth, Barbara Lewis; Old Thom as Morley,.Rowell Burke; Sir Arthur, Robert Griswold; M ary, Sylvia Stuber; M argaret, Gertrude Lindner; Anne, Patri cia Conley, Harold, J e r r y Driscoll; Ton, Loren Northrup: Three Wise Men, Everett Grimsley. Frances Fox, W ilbur Durkee. The cast al- ;4, the so includes three Shepherds, the skating chorus and angels. D O N f T A N J O W R C H R f S T M A i • J : • I * .i . swill*1 tm ur jr imwutti rii Harpist to Feature Lyons Christmas Carol Service Lyons—Miss Alice Lee Boufhe, talented local harpist, will be soli ist at the annual Christm as Carol Service to be piesented by the chb of the First Presbyterian church at 4 o ’clock Sunday afternoqh cember 22. « , A large and enthusiastic con-4- gregatiqn is expected to attend this vesper service which will be the last one directed by Nelson Does- cher of Rochester, who is resign ing his position as organist at the end of this month. The choir will sing nine carols representative of England, France, Switzerland, Spain, Lapland and Germ any. Robert Wadsworth of this village, who is a studenj. at Ithaca Caliege, will assist in the service with his violin. There will be several musi cal arrangements, among them a harp, violin and organ number. Everyone is cordially invited to a t tend this inspirational servioe as a joyful prelude to Christm as. Mrs. William P. M irick and Mrs. Lewis Sweet of Holley street will , leave, Saturday morning, to spend the winter m o n ths with Mrs. M ir- | Favoriti For Strand Wife” Listed creen Sunday Port Gibson News Letter Ace talent and a streamlined story of modem m arital entangle ments mark the fast-paced, A&lightful comedy entertainment, “M y Favorite W ife,” which makes its bow a t the S trand Theatre this Sunday. Reunite^ for the first time since their appearance in the memor able comedy hit, “The Awful*- Truth.\ Irene Dunne and Cary Grant are co-starred in “M y F a vorite W ife.’ The reunion also includes, Leo McCarey, producer- director of “ T h e Awful T ruth,\ who guided the current production for RKO Radio. Garson Kanin, responsible for “ B achelor M oth er,” “ The Great Man Votes” and “ A Man to Remember,” directed with Randolph Scott and Gail Patrick heading a notable sup porting cast. Miss Dunne, cast as Granb’s wife, disappears when a scientific expedition for which she is the photographer is shipwrecked l b the South Seas. After seven' y e a rs G rant has her declared legally dead and marries Gail Patrick. Unfortunately, Irene is very, much alive, and is rescued from the desert island with Scott, a hand some scientist with whom she has been marooned alone all this time. She arrives home on the v e ry night her husband embarks on his tec-' ond honeymoon. Chartering a plane, she flies to Yosemite to overtake the newly weds. After she Saggerbasts G rant with her appearance, “ M y Favor ite W ife” attains dizzying heights of hilarity. Irene tries to outwit Gail for the love of her husband, G rant grows frantic ih his efforts to tell his bride the startling truth of Irene's return. Gail can't un derstand her groom’s sudden cool ness. And when G rant leaiyis ot Irene’s island mate, Scott, \who now wants to m arry Irene, the picture unrolls a series of spicy situations and scintillating mo ments unique to the screen which are climaxed by a whirlwind laugh finish I On the same bill is the added hit feature— “ E ast 6f the River' C lifto n Y o u t h C h o s e n F o r D e b a t e T e a m Clifton Springs—A bulletin re ceived from the Bureau of Public, Inform ation School o f Journal ism, S y racuse University, says that Drew Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac A M orris of Clifton SprinTgs, has been selected for the varsity debate squad a t Syracuse Univer sity. He will participate in inter collegiate debates on the dfflclal national topic: “ Resolved: 'T h a t the nations of the W estern Hem-, isphere should enter Into a per m anent union.” A senior ih the College of Ap plied Science, M o iris is m ajoring in mechanical engineering. He is affiliated with Pi M u Epsilon, mathematics honorary. Delta Sig ma Rho. Debating honorary, Tau Beta Pi, engineering honorary, ahd T h e ta Tau, engineering profession al fraternity. , L a d ies’ A id E lects O f f icers in (Lyons Lyons—The Ladies' Aid Society ctf the First Lutheran church met in the church last Wednesday eve ning and elected the following of ficers for the coming year: M rs. Josephine Gansz. president: Mrs. Joseph Harwood, vice-presi dent; M fg. William MIHer, treas urer; Mrs. R a y Nelson. Newark, secretary. • , - - Port Gibson—The Birthday Club held their annual. C h ristm as party at oHtel W ayne Ih Lyons Wednes day evening. A turkey dinner was served and cards were played dur ing the evening. Mrs. Estella Wood, who has been spending same time jv i t h her daughter, M rs. D. C. Featherly, and Mr. Featherly, has returned til her home in Honeoye Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lyons called on friends i n Rochester on Saturday. . — Miss Dorothy Schwartz has been ill the past week. Mrs. Nettie Short spent the week-end at her home in Roches ter. Miss Doris Brink and Kenneth Stopfel were dinner guests of M r. and M rs. Jam e s Doyle Friday eve ning. , Alice and Bobble M artin and B a rbara Bush are confined to their homes with measifles. Mrs. Jacob Roeland, Mrs. Rich ard Doyle' and daughter, Diana, spent Tuesday in Rochester. Mrs, Leonard Bedette returned from CQfton Springs Sanitarium to her home Thursday with her young s o n ,- * Miss Edna Plass has been quite ill the pact week. Mr. and M rs. W illiam Ogden of Shortsville entertained. M r. and Mrs. Kenneth Lyon at a 6 o’clock dinner Saturday evening. T h e Christmas exercises will be held a t the church'Sunday, Dec. 22 T h e Woman’s Society of Chris- ------------------ - Han Service held their regular with John Garfield and Brenda' monthly business a t the home of Marshall. Mrs. Grover R y a n Tuesday' eve ning. , Jam e s Crawford accompanied th e Newark B P .O E . 'th '. .©helda and .attended the Lodge tiiere, on Friday evening. \ M is. Dennis Russell entertained several ladles of the Needlecraft Club a t her home on Thursday evening. Christmas Seal Sale Nears Quota , Clifton Springs—Latest returns .reveal that th e local 1940 Christ mas Seal: Campaign is coming up tb expectations. The sale to date, is. about the same as It was for the . Same period in 1939, accord ing to B . E. Babcock, Phelps, gen- earl chairman of the campaign in Ontario County. Total to date is $1,947.91 as compared with $2,- 002.38 last year. “ B u t there is still time to make this an outstanding year in the annals of th e 'S e a l Campaign ln Ontario County,\ said Mr. M u r dock. ’’’Ours is a community that has never failed to distinguish it self in such worthy causes. I .am confident that our 1940 figure will be one to shoot at in years to come. T h e members of Rescue Lodge I.O .OF. are very busy these days ] planning several events for the coming winter months. At their last meeting there was a large a t tendance to make arrangements for a fa ir to be held the week ick-s son, Gordon M irick, and Mrs. of Jan u a r y 13 . Committee mem - Mirick in New Y o r k City. tr,p£r£S‘2? ■«*• a»“p- \m w , be of great interest to the people of C lfftea Springs and surround ing communities; Rev. and M r s ; Joh n E. Wooton have announced the engagement of their daughter. Betty* Lou,” to W illiam K. M anley, son of Mr. and Mrs. J . K . M anley of this vil lage. L a s t week M r. and Mrs. D P. MacMullen celebrated their fffty- flrst weddillg anniversary ana ju st a few days later M r. and Mrs. S. R. T a te celebrated their fifth- third anniversary. T h e annual Christmas party of the Nurses' Alumnae of the C li f ton Springs Sanitarium a'nd Clinic was held Wednesday evening, D e cember 18, a t 8 O’clook, in M a x well Hall, ' i tgi W illiam Cromie is still suffering from the effects of the auto smashup in which he and Mrs. Cromie were injured two weeks ago. H e has since been unable to carry the mail. Albert Vroo- m an has been acting as substi tute. W illiam K . M anley of Colgate University w a s home over the Week-end, after attending a s a delegate from Colgate University .the F a l l sesison pf the Central 'N e w Y o rk M odel'Council of the League of-Nations, held at S y r a cuse University Friday an dSatur- day. street spent several days last week | in New York City. Miss Katherine Negus and her brother, Thornton Negus, who are students at the University of Mich igan a t Ann Arbor, Mich., will a r rive in town, Friday of this w e e k ,; mother, Mrs. George Negus of j Catherine street. to spend the holidays with their Mrs. William Kennedy of Holley street entertained at a dessert bridge in her home, Thursday a f ternoon. \ Miss Gladys Hitchcock was host ess to her Contract Club at a tureen supper and Christm as'party in her home in Butternut street, Thurs day evening. Mrs. Katherine Scofield of Roch ester is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. J . Smith, of William street. Miss Betty Coffey, a student at Northwestern University, E v a n s ton, 111., arrives in town this week end to spend the holiday recess at the home of her mother. M rk Frank Coffey of Phelps street, The Rev. and Mrs. C. Dalton Scott and Miss Helen Deady a t tended the carol service given by the combined glee clubs of Hobart and W illiam Sm ith Colleges aft T rinity Episcopal church, Geneva, Sunday afternoon. Miss Ellen Westbrook will return this weekend from Simmons Col lege, Boston, M ass., where she is a student in the library depart ment, to spend the holiday w ig her parents, M r. and M rs R o h Westbrook of C a n a l street. Myron Carmer, a student i n thil ■College oil Physicians and geons, Columbia University, i s aft* riving this week to p a s s the Christ mas recess with h i$ Jparellts, D r ? and Mrs. Jo h n Carffifer, Phe’\ “ “ street. , ^ George W. Lee o f th e Todd Hale Company, Rochester, spoke OL \Check Crime and I t s Preventions at the weekly meetirig of-the LgOB Rotary Club in Hotel Wayne, M u day evening. The local club contributed $ 2 5 1 the W ar R e lief Fund, sponsored J International Rotary- Nearly 100 employes o f th e M Hickok M anufacturing Comps enjoyed their annual banquetA dance at Hotel W ayne, Tbursda evening. The Ladies' Aid Society o f First Presbyterian church m e t the home of Mrs. H . E. M a rsha Bear street. W ednesday evening,1 Sodus Cenlei fl Personals | Sodus' Center—M r .# a o d - William Feeley of Rochester sp Sunday with their parents, and Mrs. Robert E. Boas. M r. and Mrs* H. E?,. spent Sunday with, friends ■ Rochester. Joh n Dolye is on the sick lis t . 1* Mrs. Elizabeth M arshall of , neva were guests of Mr. and j G. R . Borradaile and other frie here Sunday. Miss Ju lia Young, teacher District No. ,9 is having Her Chrls^ mas tree and exercises this day. Dec. 20. Mrs. George R. Borradaile vli ted her sister, Mrs. Jo e Wil Friday. : ; Mr. and Mrs. George Parkhu of Rochester w e re'guests o f i Rhoda Reynolds, Sunday.^ ■ • • Messrs. Harold Dailey mid Cfio sen Day of Wolcott had bualne in town Monday, ; George • VanNorman an d Esther VanNorman of Nwiari) were Sunday guests of th e ir p a r - , ents, Mr. and M rs. Albert Yan^e Norman. Fast Palmyra News Briefs East Palm yra — The annual ChrEtm as supper and program o f the Presbyterian Church will be held on Friday evening. Dec. 20; Supper will be served a t 6:00 p. m . The local school closes on F r i day, Dec. 20, for the Christm as re-, cess and will re-open on Jan , 6i. The Christmas exercises a t th e school will be held Friday in the classrooms. Parents sire invited to attend. ' ' Those who are now confined id their homes with the measles are: Glenn Young. Robert Nareson, Cornelia Ann Havert, - Harold' Carlson and Raymond Quance. T h e annual Christm as suppe* and program of thd _ M ethodist Church will be held cm T h u rsday evening. Dee. 19. Serving Of th e supper wil Ibegin at7:Q 0 p. m. ,' Mr. and Mrs. H a r ry F a a s and daughter, Patty, o f R&cheste! ware guests Sunday of Mr. and M rs, ,J. J . O’Meal. ' _ • • - Mr. and Mrs. Raymond DeVries and family have moved to Lyofis; where Mr. DeVries Is “now em ployed. < Miss Josephine Young is ill ^ a t her home. • A g e n t H o n o r e d Lyons— Elmer E, . Wolvin of, Phelps street well-known Insurance man, was honored at a luncheon a t Hotel Wayne, test Tuesday neon, when he w a s presented w ith ffa plaque by H . S . Visschejv state agr, efit. Rochester, In recognition ^ o f his long arid credible Association f tress, with the Royal Insurance Com pany. Also present a t the luncheo'fi Was Jack Nye Duffy, special agent; Rochester, ' : MasonicHead is Lyons—R . W, M a rk Norris, Dis trict Deputy o f the W ayne Masonic District,’ m ade his official visit to H u m anity Lodge, NO. 4$6, F . & A. M .. last W ednesday evening. Supper Was served a t 6:30 o’clock .followed by the annual meeting, a t whibteoffiqers were elected for the ensuing year. Em m et Reule .was . or WSrdetf; Carl beuchler, secretary;. Edwin Lytle^ treasurer; Frilderielj Eeule, trustee.1 '* The-Lodge decided to remain in its present quarters in the Memor ial Building, instead of ffidvihg to the Baltzel Block, wbiCh had ,been under consideration. • . ... E a s tern S t a r N a m e s A id e s at P a l m y r a • Palmyra— A t a recent ifaeeting Of Palm y ra Chapter, O H B ., the fol lowing officers were elected for the coming year’: Worthy M atron. Alice Fisher; Worthy* Patron. E. L. Hargrave; associate 'matron, M arjorie M ate; secretary. M a r y G e e r ;; treasurer,. Mabel Jackinan; conductress, W ln- Sfrea Rum rffi; associate conduct- . M ildred W allace; trustee, 3 years, M y ina Clark. Installation o f elected Add appointed'- officers Will take place the second Monday ffi January, 1941 Buick S p e c i a l Sedan, $1052.\White sidewall tires extra. * U i S UPPOSE, come cliristm a sjnotn- ing, you took your wife to the front door, pointed tout through the holly wreath—and there let h e r see a brand-new Buick standing at the curb! A ifarill? You b e t—for the whole family! Otit o f the question? Not at all. Look: W e’re not suggesting that you add the cost of a new Buick to your Christmas budget. But you probably will be buying a new car soon W e propose that you buy it now, a few months ahead of time—and make this a holiday long to b e remembered. * * ’ ■* * - . I W e’re suggesting that there’s no tyne like the present tb get back of that big FiRBBALL Bight—no time like right qow to start piling up gas- ’ ■ / ' oline mileage economies that tun as high as 10% o r 15%, 4' . There’s no time like holiday time to dress u p yourself (and family) in sm a rt, f resh Buick aerodynam ic ( , ] styling, or to introduce your brood,. ' * * to the roomy comfort ofthfefiuiCoil- • ■ ? cradled traveler. * < /T You can do that—if you act promptly; A trial ride to give you a h int as to . whatBoick cando—a litile figuribgon your p resent car’s Worth (Mtioday'S i trade-in values, not next spring’s) c —and you’ll have a F i r e b a l l to c e l e b r a t e this* Christmas! How a b p u titPlt’s just about the fin est gift any man could give his fam ily 1 . b e o in SXtMFUt OP OOOBM MOTOIS VAtUI L optional and 0 change •« !% & noltcK, • CURTIS C. SCOFIELD 226 .250 East Union St. Phono 70S Nowarii, N. V. WHIM BETTfR AUTOMOBIUS AM BU11T BUlCK WliL 8UIID THEM
