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, PAGE FOUR COURIER, THURSDAY. 40 YARDS FROM MAIN STREET NEWARK PARKING STATION G e o r g e F a r r e l l . Entrances on West Onion and W est M iller Streets NO CO L D F E E T I f Y o u W e a r S H U G L O V A R C T I C S The Best and Fanciest Arctic Made for Women. Talon Fastener — $3.00 SHUGLOV RUBBERS — $1.65 J . J . L 9 4 V ENGAGEMENT BOOKS V DIARIES V CALENDARS B ANN UAL A F T E R C H R ISTM A S S A L E - C H A I R S H O M E AND F IR E S I D E C O M F O R T F O R A L L AT A SAVIN G O F 2 0 % F O R F I V E D A Y S W E O F F E R A N Y C H A I R O R R O C K E R I N O U R V A S T A S S O R T M E N T S F O R J U S T O N E - F I F T H O F F T H E R E A L V A L U E B U Y Y O U R S E L F A N E W C H A I R T O D A Y ! Occasional chairs; Reclining lounge chairs, some complete with ottom ans: Form al barrell bach c h a irs in tapestries and dam asks; C h a irs for the living room in bright linen and chintz coverings: Boudoir and Desk chairs. A $14.95 Chair NOW for $11.96 A 24.50 C h a ir NOW for 19.60 A 29.75 C h a ir NOW for 23 80 A 39.50 Chair NOW for 31.60 A 46.50 Chair NOW for $37.20 Fruit Juice Experts Find New Drink “ A pple R a s p b e r r y 'Ju ice” is the latest addition to the list of fruit beverages developed by the spe cialists at the State Experim ent Station a t Geneva in their effort to find new uses for surplus fruits. The new'produce has just been in troduced to the public in a demon stration sale at a chain store in Geneva and will also be dispensed to fru it growers attending the meetings of the State Horticultural Society in Rochester and Kingston next month. T h e new beverage is a pure fruit juice prepared from a m ixture of black and purple raspberries blended with apple juice which has been extracted from sound, hand- picked. and washed Baldwin and | Cortland apples. The juice is de- . scribed a s a pleasant appetizer or a delightful cocktail. It has a deep purple color and a full rich rasp berry flavor which biends with the j flavor of the apple juice to make something entirely new in the way raspberry juice is well received by of a fru it beverage. It is expected that if the apple consumers, canning companies in the State will want to pack the product on a commercial scale, with resulting benefit to fruit grow ers in opening up a new outlet for their fruit. T h e juice to be of fered in the dem nstration sale and at the Station exhibits was processed and canned in the S t a tion fruit juice laboratory. Last year the Station introduced a new cherry beverage which was called \cherry cocktail” and which w a s prepared by blending the juices of Montmorency and English Morello cherries. This new cherry beverage was well received by con sumers in several sections of the State, where'it was offered for sale. Meal for Home Use Is Urged Every farm could, and should produce enough meat for the farm fam ily and hired help or tenants, says the New York State College of Agriculture. W hy should not the farm e r and his fam ily have the satisfaction of an abundance of fresh roasts and steaks, home cured ham . bacon and sausage? the college asks. The food specialists say that meat has long been recognized as a^dellcious and healthful food, but that cost has limited Its use. For tunately, they add, farm families can have a great variety of meats at all seaspps with little cash ex- i pense. T h e y ' can raise their own meat anim als, and slaughter, cut, cure and can them at home. In fact, it is said, a saving of $150 or more can be m ade in the fam ily food budget if the farm produces most of the fam ily meat supply. The body needs some protein every day. and meat is lUtrd a1! one of the important protein foods Other foods supply small amounts of protein to make up the balance needed, but a serving of meat daily one other protein-rich food, a pint of milk, and some cereal pro ducts will insure the desirable amount for the normal person, the food experts say. Lock Berlin Methodigt-'Ghurch 9:30 a. m. Fairviile M ethodist Church 1 1 : 1 5 a. m . j ’ i Herman B . Murdock. Pa'stor The sermon topic w ill be “ T h e M a n of the H o u r!”\ w e \invite you all to join with us i n our Worship Service, Children’s . Service, and Sunday School. Park Presbyterian Rev. Willis R . Sanderson, Pastor. Thursday, 7:30 p .m,, the choir will meet fo r rehearsal. - Sunday, 10:00 %. m „ Church School session, i r i . frl’:, morning church service. '-1 ' ■' W ednesday, 0 p. m-. .Foster Class business and social meeting, Christian Science ' \Christian Science”, i s the sub ject of the LessoncSerpaon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, December 29. The G o l den T e x t is: “ T h e kingdom of hea ven is like unto leaven, which a woman took, and h id in three measures o f meal, t ill the while was | leavened.” (Matthew 13 : 3 3 ) . The local services are held a t the com er of M ason and. H igh streets | a t 1 1 a. m . Sunday'\school at I 1 0 :1 5 a. m. W ednesday evening service at 8 o’clock. . Wednesday aftemdDn the rooms are open from two until four for I the purpose of reading and obtaln- j Ing literature. AU are most wel- come to attend our services and j visit the reading room. < 1 WOMEN’ S SO C IET Y CH R ISTIA N SERVICE | Group 3 of the W omen’s Society I of Christian Service of the Metho- i dlst Church will m e et with M iss , Jennie Armstrong o f Prospect St. I on Friday, December 27, at 3 p. m. Floyd Robinson of South M ain St. spent Christm as D a y as the guest of M r. and M rs. Irving E . Richmond of Sodus Point. Miss Lura Radder', a teacher at Altha Hall Nursery Kindergarten, Arlington. Va., arrived Sunday morning to spend the holidays with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. R . R. Radder of Highland Ave. Mr. and Mrs. J . W. W atson and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Dear Of West Ave. entertained on Christ mas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Breisch and daughters. Bonnie Jean and Nancy of New Castle, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Randall and son, Russell, and Mr. and Mrs. Ovid Randall and son. Ovid, Jr., of Phelps. Mrs. Ella Hollenbeck of Sodus and Mrs. Ovid Randall of Rochester. Mrs. Alice Hanlon of Rochester was the guest of her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie En - gleson of Prospect St. over Christ mas. John Torrell, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Torrell of Colton Ave. I who underwent an .appendectomy i several weeks ago is how home and I is recovering nicely.. anf% Ouiltcisu&tiuf. Rockedtefr FU R w ith £ < U U * U ji o f 2 0 % to 4 0 % B e g i n s th e D a y A f t e r C h r istm a s T o our ever growing N ewark clientele, nothing more need be said. T o those who have yet to experience the thrill of patronizing a Projan sky Jan u a r y Sale, we would refer them to our detailed announce m ents in the S o c iety S ections of the Christm as D a y Rochester Dem o crat a n d Chronicle or the dh y -after’s Rochester Tim e s Union. The P r o jan sky label is the purchaser’s assur ance o f complete satisfaction. In addition to your choice of ready-to-w S a r F u r C o a ts in scores o f styles, com p aratively as great savings can be obtained on m ade-to- order Furs. Also Suits, Fur-Trimmed Cloth Coats, Dresses a n d Millinery - = = JUk&qjMd Reduced === -— ,v *6 New 0 d ¥ g e Accounts Invited v with Privilege of Budget Payment* 3 9 Center of Things Fashionable?’ Society News - Engagements - Weddings Miss K a tharine V a n Hoesen ot Cooperstown is spending two weeks as the holiday guest of M iss Anna Miller of High St. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Bpmheim- er and daughter, B e tty Jean, of Oswego were Christm as Day guests of M rs. Bom h eim er’s mother,. Mrs. Mae Rising of Mason St. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Verdow o f Ontario were Sunday guests of their daughter, Mrs. Frank Sedg wick and M r. Sedgwick of Je ffe r son Ext. Mrs. M innie B. Sedgwich of W est Maple Ave. entertained a t fam ily Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Starr and daughter, Barbara, of South M ain St.- were guests of M r. Starr’s sis ter, Mrs. Nelson Vogt and Mr. Vogt of Geneva on Christm as Day. Howard Espenmiller of Syracuse University Is spending the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Espenmiller of West Ave. Miss Joyce Ameele. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ameele of Elmwood Ave. is confined to her home with measles. * Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Fremouw of Vienna St. entertained on Christ m as Mrs. M ary Nestoe, Miss. Lucile Quinlin, George Quinlin and K e n neth M u n n of Newark. Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Toye of Phelps a re the parents of a daugh ter bom at the Newark Hospital on Tuesday, December 17. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoff and son, Charles, of Cortland are spending the Christm as holiday as the guests of Mrs. Hoff’s father, Rev. Charles W alker of W illiams St. Eugene Boem e r of W illiams St. left Saturday ever ,ng for M ilwau kee and Oshkosh, Wis., where he will spend a week visiting friends and relatives over the holidays. Miss M a ry Louise Healy, a stu dent nurse at the Genesee Hospi tal. Rochester, arrived Christmas Eve to spend the ^holidays with her parents, Mr. arid, M rs Thom as Healy of W est Miiipp St. M u , Margaret\■jpfewton. a slu- , d n .: of the Tiaphkgtn School of , Des.gn. New York C ity. arrived I Saturday to spend the holiday sea- l son with her parents. M r. and Mrs I Paul Newton of High St. | Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Strite of i Colton Ave entertained over , Christmas Mr and M rs Howard j S trite of Lancaster. N Y . I Miss Christine Torrell who Is in training at St. M a ry’s Hospital, Rochester, is spending the holidays with her parent^, Mr. and Mrs. John Torrell of Chiton Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tobey of Mason St. entertained on Christ mas, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Fisk of Macedon, Mrs. Otto Buettner ol Darien, Conn.. Clarence Tobey of Waterloo, Mr. and M rs. L. H. Van Tassel, Philip Van T a s sel and Mrs. Dorothy Blazey of Newark. Frederick O’Connell, a student at Rider College, Trenton, N. J . , is spending the holidays with hi* evening, the 18th. at the home of j parenjts. M y, and M r(. Robert Mrs. Lillian L aible of Marbletown. O’Connell of WeSt Union St. Engagem ent Announced M r. and Mrs. Edward O ’Meai of Newark. R F D , announce the en gagem ent of their daughter, Agnes, to Albert Leeuwen, son of Mr. and M rs. Nicholas Leeuwen of East Palm y ra. T h e m arriage is to take place soon. W aldo Dunn, who now resides in Utica. N. Y ., is visiting his mother, Mrs. E. T. Dunn, over the holidays. T h e New-M ay Birtjhday Club held Its December meeting and Christm as party last Wednesday H A N D B I L L S P O S T E R S T A B L O I D S IN A H U R R Y 1 P h o n e 1 1 5 : Mr. and Mrs. George Weimer of North M ain St. had as their guests on Christm as, Mr. and Mrs. K a r l Weimer and son. Allan of W e s t ' Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vary and daughter. Grace, of Wilson S t . , Miss Dorothy O’Meai, a student j at Cornell University, daughter o f ' Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Meai of Newark. RFD, Is spending her Christm as vacation with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. W aldorf and fam ily of Pierson Ave. spent! Christm as Day as the guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. S. W aldorf of So- . dus. Mrs. Frances Perduyn of W e s t' Maple Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul j Page of Vienna St. were Sunday guests of their grandparents. M r. i and Mrs. C. C. Shaw of Sodus i Center. i B o m to Mr. and Mrs. Charles | Gulick of Macedon a daughter on the 23rd at the Newark Hospital, j Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Heise of ( Eaul Ave. spent Christmas as th e ' guests of Mrs Hcise's parents Mr and Mrs Edward Hendershot of Hilton. Mr and Mrs E D Jordan of i Newark. RFD. were Christm as i guests at the home of Mr. a n a ' Mrs Albert Smith and fam ily oi j Seigrist St. ' Miss Alicia Parker and Cleveland morehouse of Palm yra, and Mr. and Mrs. Lym a n Crothers will enter tain a group of friends before the Charity B a ll on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Solon M cKown of West M aple Ave. entertained at a fam ily dinner on Christm as day, Mr. and Mrs. William Winans and fam ily of W ashington St. and MI'S. Anna W inans of W ilson St. Mr. and Mrs. W alter Hallagan will leave Thursday for a few days vacation a t North Creek in the Adirondacks. Mrs. Gertrude W inspear of West Ave entertained a t a fam ily dinner on Christm as Day. Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Moore of Canastota were Christm as guests at the home of their daughter Mrs. Baldw in Jagger and Mr. J a g ger o f Highland Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Germ an and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Burgess were entertained on Christm as at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Jag g e r jof Grace A v a M iss Eleanor Davis of H igh St. spent last week-end in New York City visiting friends and w a s a guest a t the Roosevelt Hotel. P r iyate ' Joh n Stew a rt Paton, form erly of Lyons, now of the of- fjpe sta f f of the N ational Guard a t Ft. M cClellan, Ala., spent Christm as as ,the guest of his brother and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. George Paton of Elmwood Ave. K e n n e th DeLaney. a student at Syracuse University is spending the holiday season witty his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k Delaney of Franklin S t . Miss Edna Compson has ac cepted a position at the Newark State School, Bob Catlin, of Fort Dix. N ..-J., son of M r. and M rs. Charles C a t lin of Wolcott w a s in town over the week-end visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Compson of Hill St. were dinner guests of Mrs. Compson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Van Hanagan of Mudd M ills on Chrstm as Day. W illiam Scheerens, a student a t , the University of Rochester is i spending the Christm as holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. i W illiam Scheerens of East Union St. Charles Cady spent Christm as with his parents in Grand Rapids, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Compson and daughter, Dorothy, of Clifton Springs were dinner guests of Mr. Compson’s parents, Mr. and M rs Leon Compson of Hill St. on .Christm as Day. Miss M argaret Stuart, a student at Abbott Academy, Andover, Mass.. and BUI Stuart of Dow School, children of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman K . Stuart of West M aple Ave. are spending the hoUdays with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J . G. Codde and daughter, M arjorie, of Lyons Rd. and'K e n n e th Codde of Rochester spent Christm as Day as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ren Peterham and son, Jack , of Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dedrick of Colton Ave., Francis Dedrick of Elmira, Miss Frances Davidson of Baldwinsville and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grady of Church St. were dinner guests on Christmas Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Cook and fam ily of Sodus. Miss Mary Crouch, a student at Albany State Teacher's College and her brother, Harold, a student at Rensselaer Polytechnic, Troy, arrived home Sunday evening for the holidays with their parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. H arry Croueh of Col ton Ave. New H a t Styles WUliam Hatsell, a student of Ho bart College, Geneva, spent Christm as with his parents. Mr and Mrs. H. W. Hatsell of Grant St. Bradley StUes, assistant m a n a ger of the Capitol Theatre, sp e n t1 Christm as with his parents in Corning. Miss Augusta Berger of Roches ter spent Christm as with her sis ter, Mr. Edwin Bond and Mr. Bond of South Main St. Allen Cator. son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Cator of East Palm y ra and a student at Cornell University is spending the holidays with his parents. Joseph GUbert. a student a t Cor- neU Law School, is spending the holiday recess with his parents. Judge and Mrs. Lewis A. GUbert of WUllams St. Mr. and Mrs. A J Fremouw ot Madison St. entertained at Christ mas dinner Mr and Mrs George Fremouw and fam ily. Mr and Mrs George Payne and daughter B a r bara, M r and M rs Andrew Bv waiters of Rochester and Mrs Alice Payne of Buffalo. Harold Stiles J r . son of M r and Mrs. Harold Stiles of East Miller S t . is spending the holiday reress from Cornell Law School with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jolley and famUy of Elmwood Ave were Christm as guests of Mrs. Jo lley’s parents. Mr and Mrs. G. H. FU- •kins of Rochester. Ralph D. Sessions, Jr.. who has been transferred from the Palm y ra Garlock Packing Co. office to De troit. Mich., office, has arrived, in town to spend Christm as with Mrs. Sessions and daughter. Mr. and M rs. Sessions will leave after the first of the year for Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lauter- bach and daughter of Scott S i , spent Christm as Day as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Lauter- bach of Rochester. Mr. P. Hower of W h ite Plains is expected foi the week-end to visit his daughter. Mrs. Norman Lauterbach and fam Uy of Scott St. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Howell of Pearl S t . are the proud parents of a daughter born December 20 at the Newark Hospital. M r. and Mrs. George Schatzle of Bartie Ave. entertained on Christ mas Day, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Van Hom e of Grace Ave. and Dr. and Mrs. WUlard Van Graafeiland of Rochester. THE HOLIDAY SEASON wUl bring out many flowered hats like the model worn by Betty Garde. De signed by Gladys-Belle, it is of palm leaf green felt with American Beauty roses and pecan colored veiling. It befits the luxuriousness of her stone-marten-blended kol insky jacket. Bruce Babcock, son of Mr M rs. H arry Babcock of bio , Road, is spending Cnslmas rL . , from the University of R o r h S with his parents. stfY \M r s ! “ S a r a h T e d a i n ^ ^ d T S ;! daugher, M iss -Minnie Marshall nti Colon avenue, entertained Chm 1 m as day, M r. and Mrs Sidney nL * Vries and fam ily of Rjaer and M r. and Mrs. McKinley Mm n endyke and daughter. Esther a P lain street. er' of' M iss B e tty Feiock. a Freshman: at the University of Toledo Ohto i arrived home on Thursday Deem 1 ber 19 to spend the Christmas w ' f idays with her parents Mr J Y i M rs. H a rry Feiock of f S h e n S l avenue. She will resume her * ies on Jan u a r y 2. WUliam C. Moon- aue. i.*™,., O'Connor, of the Courier -:,m w l spending Christmas w un u,eir re-i spective famUles m Danbun ComJ Mr. and Mrs. John Voi.Parvsof.l Peirson avenue will of their parents, Mr. and ° Mtrl Fran k Wiebeld of Srign.,; areetf on Christm as day and Mr atii M rs. Elmer Overslaw and daiXI ter M argaret, and son Junior of] W elcher Road will also be « earns! guests on Christmas. ■ M isses Ja n e and Julia Walshrl Freshm en at Brockport N o iS’l daughters of Mr. and Mi- Winfordl W alsh of VanDeusen -un-t arjl spending the holiday- mm [w,] ■parents. M rs. August DePui tej , xianayl street Is a patient at :l.t .Ncsarkl hospital. M iss Dorothy Du. fit ; syra-| cuse, daughter of Mi .mu j f e l Ford Durfee of South Ma.i, ,ireet,| and her guest, Charles j - - her of Norwich, were riu ;. of her| parents over Christina Mrs. SpmahLedam an i M.v Min nie MarEj&aty of Colum au-nue andl M r. and M rs. McKmi.-i Meuien-I dyke and daughter. E.-tiu i ; piainl street were Friday eue-: at the! home of Mr. and Mr- .s.m;PV De-1 Vries of Ryder Road tie ■ >.casionl being their son. Henn -..rthdayl and the wedding anm n i ,.t . ofMr.| and Mrs: Meulendyk.- George Pfifer. a stum n dj .] quesne University i - ,i. t..*r: .rat-] ing relatives and Inna. Mr. and Mrs D.ue: \ .■ HaiteJ Jr., and daugh ter V.:. i.;a andl Dolores of M instm l li ua werel guests of Mr. and M. w .-VanT Houte and family nf i':.nsf-| m a s day. Ra.iwinl ■ ■* -amedl .re .1 t '..IMS Ell I'roth-I ,:n ■ J i ’ -st t ■ r.estsr.l • rtfd a Kodak! SO N G -IN S P IRED is this S a lly Vic tor evening hat worn with an em broidered jersey dinner dress by Dorothy McGuire. Called “ All This and Heaven Too,” after the song hit. it is of gold lame, draped in turban style with a flattering fo r ward-sweeping loop. A N N O U N C I N G -------------------- N e w B a l t z e l M a n a g e m e n t We are remotfeliiig the Baltzel store in the Capitol Theatre Building. The new service will supply Lunches, Fountain Service, Schrafft’s and Durand’s • Candies in boxes and bulk, Kemp’s Nuts, Ice Cream and Sodas. Frojoy Ice Cream in Yule Log and other molds. . Christmas Cakes. E . T . W A L M O N PHONE 591 M iss EUeen Maynard, a student- at Gentseo Normal, arrived home this week to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H arry Maynard of East Union St. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Furhm ann of Buffalo were Christmas guests at the home of Mrs. Furhm ann’s par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles De- Sm ith and fam ily of Madison St. M iss Irene Ketcham, a student at Mechanics Institute, Rochester, and Augustus Ketcham and son, Alvin, spent Christmas as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O tis Bird of Port Gibson. M iss M artha Comstock, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. E . Com stock of Mason St. is spending the holidav season with her parerits. Miss Comstock is a teacher at Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green. Ohio. M r. and Mrs. Lawrence T a c k and' fam ily of Pittsford spent Christm as D ay with Mr. T a c k ’s parents, M r. and Mrs. Fran k Tack, o f B a ttle Ave., who also celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on the same. day. M r. and M rs. R. M. Eddy and daughter, Janice, of High S t . were Christmas guests at the home bf M rs. Eddy’s sister, M rs. H arry Y e rkes and M r. Yerkes of Palm y ra. M r. and M rs. E. T.. Miles, Mr.: and Mrs. George Sigler and H a r old Sigler of Geneva were Christ m as day guests a t the hom e 'Of M r. and Mrs. Carlyle G . Stratton of Blossom Road. M iss Dorothy Inman o f the Pro* fessional School of Art, New Y o r k City, arrived Sunday evening to spend the holiday season with, h e r parents, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam H. Inm a n of G r a n t St. . M r. and Mrs. Josepty Carroll -of Elmwood Ave. entertained on Christm as B a y , M r. an d M rs. Jo seph Nestow. M r. and Mrs. Thorn es Morandi and Mrs. Lena Petrus a n a children of Lyons an d Mias Florence Morandi of Detroit, Mich. Mr and Mrs (’! r I o f South M ain -tr,-.' ) on Christmas day at | ner. Mr. and Mr-. Drake. M. and Mr- I • | ers and Mrs Fran.. ; Mr. and Mrs P., . 1 infant 3on are lt.v : i the year to reside I where Mr. Scofield 1 position with the E.t Company. Mr. and M rs At) fam ily had as th ............... t ' C h ristm a s Mr v- lolmj 1 D ecker and son f >• ■ • ’ Arrl 1 cadia anfi Mr ap,* v ■<- -laral 1 D ecker and da'izh'*\ r < nr oil j Blackmar street I Ernest A. Smiu, , Saturday by plan. : '. t.’.ajtl I Tennessee, to sper i < rns I with his son and fam. ■ .W andl I Mrs. DOnald K . Smut. M. • sm.dl.r who h a g been spendm. - :ne timel there, will return '■! ymitil after the holidays , M rs. .Rhodes Var.Du-er Swatm ore, Pa., has at i ... a r. awnl to spend the.holidays iviti. her psr-J ents, Mr,.jand Mrs Jarre - Pitkin. ’ Mrs. 'Ju l ia Kelecom : Seigiist| S t . has received her iici-n-i to r “ ‘ tice as a practical nur-e Kelecom is a citizen oi the Unitffll States and in case of war is reaall to do her duty for her counWl Before coming to this countrys*l h a d two years experience in »J hospital in Brussels. Belgium. 'I Mr. and Mrs. Lawreme KeilJel Church Street enterian.ed _ Christm as Day. Mr and M is . gb «| Payne and William Keroff of cott and Mrs. and Mrs R( Fischer of Newark. Robert B a y lord, a .student Clarkson Tech., Potsdam is spa ■ ing the holiday vacation with i parents, M r. and Mrs LeRoy » lord of W est Maple Ave M r. and Mrs. Fred Crum «| Dansvilie will be Christmas S a t the home of Mrs May hardt of G r a n t St Robert Libbert of Cievd Ohio, arrived Saturday evemnS“| spend Christmas with his M r’,, a n d M rs. Peter Libbert oi M aple Ave. , ; M rs. Anna Proseus of St. is spending Christmas m t > | Y o r k City as the guest daiighter, M rs. Mitten Ma®6?* a n d M r . Maxwell. G e rald BeWind. son of MhL M rs. Edmund DeWmd of \ j M aple Ave. is ill with the meas : .Miss Katherine Brown a : dent at’ Skidtyiore is spendum i holiday recess at the home T iareiitS,..Sllf. and Mrs. ,v J Brown o L G ran t St. Mr.\ and MYs. August Hooga B u ffalo iVere guests for o f M r. Hdogers’ mother. Mrs. ■ Kelecom o f Seigrist St. Mr, and Mrs. Abram Van j ostyect St. and Mrs. w fc o f Rochester ^ i a m rs. flw w * j'efcfc Sfc. and Mrs. jrarmer b f Rochester j^S mas As the guests of Mr- a“ ^ W ! Kenneth Van Horn ana ily o f East Maple Ave. B ill Brodock of the Cowi2 M ft. Monday., , evening 10 d f l le ft Monday evening _ Christm a s -with his Rome,
