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PAGE FIVE Gov. Johnson's Nemesis Gov. Ji ARCADE NEWS \^?^Mt^*yb^il L Slii•t-aWa JJ !M6ftBB^8^^tf^ pot of tea, cinnamon toast and a quiet game of bridge, any after noon from 2 to 5 at The Sign'of the Pelican, West Main street, Arcade, N. Y. Mi-s. Jessie Knight and daughter Frances of Buffalo spent Christmas with Senator Knight and family. Rev. and Mrsr J. R. Riley were din&er guests of Dr. and Mrs . A. L. Seyse o n Christmas. Vprnon Gribbv were , Photo shows E. P. Hill, speak-, „ o( the Oklahoma House of Rep-. nientatives, who i s called the lead- , „ of the movement to impeach Corernor Johnston. IN APPRECIATION As the old year dies, and the new one is born, we feel a deep gratitude for the happiness and success of 1927 which our friends made possible. We wish you all the compliments of the Season, J and hope 1928 will bring you' much happiness and success. Arcade Insuring Agency L. D. Spring, Mgr. Arcade, N. Y. ***** ***** To our old friends, t o our cher ished new friends, and 'to\ those whose friendship, we are striving to win, we wish a Happy New Year, nnd hope we will be per mitted to serve you indefinitely. E. C. Lewis Jeweler Arcade, N. Y. ***** NEW YEAR'S GREETING Realizing that our success in publishing our five papers during the past year, and for-some thirty' years previously, is owing to the splendid patronage extended to us by our subscribers, \ advertisers, and jiatrons, and the loyalty and assistance of our correspondents, ,w want to express something of 'our u-ry deep appreciation, and to wish for all an unstinted share of happiness and prosperity for 1928. W. F. Arthurs. EAT HERE WE BOTH STARVE REGULAR MEALS LIGHT LUNCHES CLUB RESTAURANT Main Street, Arcade N. Y. Phone 168 G. D. WOOD, Proprietor Hubby—You know, dear, I'm not perfect. [ Wifey—Yes, I know, but I didn't pink you did. Mr. an d Mrs. B. C. --Brown and Mrs. Cary Edwards and son Sheldon spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. D. E.: Brown at Sandusky. I Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Riley are spending the holidays with Mrs. | Riley's parents at Casterland, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Gibby were in- Marilla on Tuesday to attend the | funeral of Mrs. Gibby's grandmoth-j er. w ' Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison and' son Francis spent Christmas in Buf falo with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rasz- man. ,. Mr. and Mrs. Ra y Pecht of Buffalo were' in town to attend the funeral of her grandfather, Mr. Frank King, Sr., Thursday. Mrs. Orinolee Smith and Miss Doris Smith of Hornell were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Howlett and Mrs. Cora Howlett and family. Miss Dorothy Weast of Beacon, N. Y., who has been a guest of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Weast will return to her school, Sunday. Robert Cheney of East Hampton, L. I., who has been visiting his par ents, leaves Sunday to resume his duties. Rev. Mosley and Mr. R. H. Beebe were in Buffalo, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Lockwood were in\ Buffalo, Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Goebel of De- i troit, Mich., have been guests of their 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Williams. Miss Marion Hicks of Kenmore is a guest' of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W .G. Conschafter this week. Mr. L. B. Hammond spent Christ mas in Hamburg. The Missionary Society of the Con gregational church will hold their January meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 4th with the following committee in charge: Mrs. Earl White, Mrs. R. I. Cartwright, Mrs. F. Baker, Mrs. Fred Lewis, and Mrs. McKerrow. Mrs. Geo. Harrison will have charge of the program. Mr. L. B. Hammond found business in Buffalo on Thursday. The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Baptist church will meet in the Philathea room on Thurs day afternoon, January 5. Mrs. Ber- wanger will have charge of the pro gram. Th e committee in charge will be composed of the following: Mrs. Lewis Hawks, Mrs. W . B. Smith and Mrs. Floyd Duncan. The committee requests each person t o bring dishes and silver and a tureen. Mr. and Mrs. G. fi. Hogue and family and Mr. • Allen Yates were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Smith, Monday. Mr.\ and Mrs Robert Flogaus spent Christmas a t the W. H. Jones home at Sandusky. Miss Myrtle Churchill is visiting friends In Machias this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Conschafter spent Thursday and Friday in Buf falo. I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Haskell and fam- ! ily and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kings- 1 to n of East Aurora were guests of their mother, Mrs. Lottie Lewis over Christmas. Mr. Allen Yates of Hinsdale was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hogue the first of the week. Harlowe Edison of Buffalo wa s a guest of Mr, an d Mrs. Robert Flo gaus, Monday. Roy Chittenden called on his sister Mrs. W. B. Joslin, Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Lafferty is spending a few days with Mrs. Bert Joslin. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Van Name wer.e guests of Mr. an d Mrs. B. F. Van Name of Farmersville on Tuesday evening. • . . , Mrs. B. L. Knox JS gaining slowly and is still being cared for by Miss Rowe of Buffalo. Mr. J. H. Francis and Miss Mabel Francis spent Christmas with Mr. an d Mrs. B. J. Davies in Buffalo. Miss Pauline Brown of East Au rora is a guest of her mother, Mrs. Kate Brown. Reginald Merville of Bliss is a guest of Le'e Howlett for the week- - en Mr. and Mrs.. Clyde Dille will spend the week in town. HAMMOND THEATRE, Arcafa SATURDAY; DECEMBER 31— ' ' Fred Humes in \THE BORDER CAVALIER.\ A story of the true and-golden west; a rip team —dashin'—broncho bustin' cavalier,—and 'Bus- _ ter Brown in. \Buster's Home Life,\ and News. MONDAY & TUESDAY^ JANUARY, 2 AND 3— Reginald Denny jh \THE -CHEERFUL FRAUD\ ' If you wlmirtrHaugh till you weep, shriek—till . your sides ache^-see.\The Cheerful Fraud.\ • Short Feature—Soda's andSheba's ~~ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY t- ' < Patsy Ruth Miller, Vera', Gordon and NatlCarr in \PRIVATE IZZY MURPHY\ A story to make-your, sides ache and your heart ache, a story of a Jewishooy who became a fight ing Irishman. ' - - ', Larry Semon in \Friends and. Frenzies.\ THURSDAY & FRIDAY, JANUARY 5 & 6— , —''THE LONE EAGLE/\a tremendous drama of fighting planes l and fearless men in the World War, studded with mighty thrills, rbmance and daring—Also'Andy Gump-in \Battle Scarred Hero/' / •• • ' in Cattaraugus, MondayT Mrs. Elwood Wagner who has been ill this week with the grippe is some better. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stockin and children called on Mrs. Agnes Wood at Holland, Sunday cyening. Junior, Douglas and Shirley Stockin remain ed for a longer visit w.th their grand mother. Messrs. G. E. Hogue and F. E. Eddy and A. L. Smith found business m Lockport, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Davis spent Christmas .in Warsaw with Mrs. Davis' brother, Everett Dorshied and wife. Mrs. Bertha Buchman was a guest of her sons in Buffalo, Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas James spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Lennox at East Arcade. Miss^May Cobry underwent a n op eration at the Sisters hospital and is reported as gaining nicely. Her brother, Mr. Frank Cobry is with her. Miss Dorcas Jackson from Our Lady of Victory hospital at Lacka wanna and Mr. Wm. Nealon spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs . B. E. Jackson at East Arcade. Mr. Asahel French is spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred French. Nelson Wallace of Chafee is spend ing hi s Christmas vacation with Wm. Gittere. Mr. and Mrs. .Walter Weed will en tertain Mr. and Mrs. Dell Beardsley and daughter Ruth, and Mr . and Mrs. Chas. Sherwood and daughter Char lotte for New Year's dinner. Mr. - and Mrs, Howard Rice-spent Christmas with her people, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lewis in Rushford. They found Mr. Lewis still confined to his bed with but little change. Mr. C. M. Dake and son Francis entertained at dinner Christmas eve Mr. and Mrs . M. C. Drake and chil dren, Mr. F. E. Drake and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stockin an d children. Miss Lillavene Chaffee was called to Portville, Friday, to attend the funeral of her grandmother. Mrs. Mabel Filer spent Christmas at Sardinia, a guest of her cousin, Miss Jennie Tillinghast. Mrs. Asahel Nichols visited her daughter, Mrs. Fred French,\ Tuesday Miss Susie Dunham of Earlville is a guest of her nephew, Mr. Wells Dunham and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Buchman were dinner guests of Mrs. Bertha Buchman, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E., F. Van Name spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cole at Rushford. School will reopen Tuesday after the holiday vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kohler and Mrs. Helen Reynolds spent Christmas in Attica with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kohler. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sproul of Erie, Pa., returned to their home, Monday, after spending the holidays with their parents, Mr.- and Mrs. B. L. Knox. Mrs. Kate Heald and Mrs . Carrie McKerrow were called' to Rushford, Wednesday evening by the illness of their brother, Mr. Reuben Lewis. H e is in a critical condition at th e pres ent time. Mrs. George Wallace of Chafee spent Wednesday with her cousin, Mrs. Joseph Gittere. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lester sp'ent Christmas with her parents at Bliss, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stockin and children were in Buffalo, Friday. Mr. an d Mrs. Clyde Dickey, and Mr. -and Mrs. Lester Barber left Tuesday for Maryland. They are making the trip by auto and expect to be gone two weeks. Mr. an d Mrs. George Dickey of Castile are keeping house for v Mr. and Mrs . Clyde Dickey during their absence. Messrs. Joseph and Andrew Bauer of Emporium, Pa.,'were recent guests of Ernest Bray. Mr. Edward Casey of Buffalo call ed on his mother, Mrs. Katherine Markey, Sunday. Mr. an d Mrs. Jacob Leonard spent Christmas with Mr. Leonard's mother Mrs. Barbaba Leonard of North Java. Mr. Michael Leoonard of North Java spent Wednesday with Mr. an* 1 Mrs'. Jacob Leonard. Miss Beatrice Devlin of East Ar cade called on her aunt,. Mrs. Mary McGuire, Wednesday evening. Miss Frances Kuenn of Franklin- ville visited Mrs. R. L . Weast over Christmas and has also been spending a few days with Mrs. Eric Lee this week. ' Miss Margaret L. Gunn of Roches ter came Saturday to spend Christ mas with her aunt, Mrs. Susan Nor ton. Sh e returned to Rochester, Monday. ' ' Elder Mills of Sandusky wa s a Wednesday caller of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hatch DELIGHTFUL PARTY AT , THE SIGN OF THE PELICAN A delightful Bridge Party and dinner wa s given at the' \Sign of the Pelican\ Tea Room on West Main street, Arcade, Tuesday evening, De- cemTjerTs'^by^tne^foliowimHi^wiB- es: Mrs. B. I. Cartwright, Mrs. Albert Kraft, Mrs, Gladys Twiss, Mrs. Eliza beth Calkins, Mrs. George Strong, Mrs. George Reynolds, Mrs. Floyd Taylor and Mrs. L. L. Ehnis. A delicious dinner with turkey and all the trimmings-was served at 6:30. Covers were laid for forty-eight. The house wa s prettily decorated in Christ mas colors, holly and mistletoe pre - dohninating. The favors, place cards and tallies also carrying ou t the color scheme. After the sumptuous dinner the party assembled to play bridge. There being twelve tables. High score, wa s won by Mrs'. W . K. Beebe. AU were enthusiastic in their praise of the delicious • dinner and splendid manner in which ifc wa s serv ed, an d the atmosphere of comfort and* hospitality which pervaded. Mrs. West* the proprietor, is to be con gratulated upon the splendid arrange ments which contributed so material ly to the success of the party. The ladies left for-their homes a t a late hour, expressing their thanks to the hostesses for the lovely time they ha d enjoyed. against Tuberculosis,. .men^vofeeb* ARCADE BAPT.ST CHURCH |«Bau™, - an d children are being taught the\ Worship at 10:30 a. m. Sermon i simple everyday\ things about their topics \The Lord God is a Sun.\ I own health protection. If you have 'lhis will be a New Year's meditation. I not sent in your contribution do. it Begin the New Year at your church, i now . Then visit the camp next sum- Junior church during sermon per-' ihi | i Church school a t 11:45 a. m. ~A~ good new year resolution: \I will go t o church school regularly.\ - Union evening service in this church at 7:3 0 mer. ROE Ek*r*t-£uvJAvJ >3V -*wt^ — — ; _„ CHIEF DECORATOR service in mis We always^ want to give Credit church at 7:30 . Th e pastor begins 1 when credit is due. Last week in a serfes of evening sermon-lectures' commenting ori th^ decorating of the on the History o t Jhe Christian, Arcade Community Tree, we' omitted Church. The other sermons t o be th e mention of Mr. Robert Flogaus, given\ at following evening services who. Rev.\ Henry Mosley, chairman in thiss^hurch by regular turn. I of the committee, informs us , was the Prayer-swvice Wednesday a t 7:30 1 chief decorator an d probably did p. m. Subject: \What I Would Like more than all th e remainder of the to do. This Year.\ Come an d tell us. committee. We can well believe this,- ; because we know if \Bob\ was on CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ' tne committee (and he was), he \ I surely worked. He always gives en- 10:30;—Divine Service. \The New* us ' as '' c attention to any duties t o Year.\ _J Which he has anything to do with. 10:30—Junior church. 11:30—Church school. 7:30—Union service in the Bap tist church. 7:30, Wednesday—Mid-week meet ing. This will be the Church-School night. ARCADE M. E. CHURCH WHAT HAS BECOME OF SLEIGH RIDE PARTIES Do you remember th e old-time sleigh-ride parties. Fiin?. Well I should say so. When we used t o put lots of straw into the bottom of the sleigh box, with plenty of blankets and. robes, and all the boys and girls pilecl in. regardless. Then the horses started off amid the music of sleigh bells an d the shouts of \the boys and gfrls. Away they went, singing, talking and laugh ing\. Then they Would call on some neighbor and spend an hour or more in real fun, with a lunch and perhaps a dance. Then home again with, cheeks aglow with health, and hearts filled'with happiness. . ! Now you rarely hear a sleigh bell, sleigh parties ar e almost unknown, and we miss something of the good fellowship and lasting friendships which these parties fostered. They are well worth reviving. CHRISTMAS GATHERING Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Williams of Prospect street. Arcade, N. Y., enter tained their children at a six o'clock dinner and Christmas tree, Saturday evening, December 24, 1927. The tree'was laden with gifts for each one. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Williams presented each one with a gift of money. Those present weref Mr . and Mrs. Roy- J. Williams and two children of Ravenna, O., Mrs. Clar ence Bunce and two children of Cani- steo, Mr. and Mrs . L. D. Taylor and two children and Mr. an d Mrs. Clar ence Mower and daughter of Batavia, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Williams, Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Bookmiller and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. 'Cary Owens, Ar cade, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. Hurl- burt, Allegany and Mr. Robert Chris tian of Erie, - Pa. DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bentley gave a surprise party Monday evening in honor of their daughter Odrie, who was celebrating her birthday. The party was a complete surprise to Odrie. She had gone t o the mov ing picture show and when called home at 8 o'clock, found thirty of her friends awaiting her. The evening was spent in playing games and a t eleven o'clock, dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The guests left for tbeir homes at a late hour, wishing Odrie many j happy returns of the day and thank-' ing Mr. and Mrs . Bentley for a de lightful evening. EARL BLAKELEY CHRYSLER AGENT Rev. Walter W. Dailey, Pastor. Friday, 8:00—The Young Folks Coasting, Skiing and Winter Picnic. Meeting at the church at 8 o'clock and then- returning a t 9:30 fo r the picnic supper, in the pine forest. Bring your coaster, tobbogan or skiis and sandwiches: Sunday, 10:30—Morning worship, sermon topic: \Th e Proper Start,\ or \The Power of an Early, Right Start.\ 11:45a.m.—Bible school. Lesson Topic, \Heralding the \Mighty One. \ We begin studies in the Life of Jesus this quarter and would be pleased t o have your help in this respect. 7:30 p. m.—Union service in the Baptist church. The Gleaner's Party which was t o have be.en held Tuesday next with Mrs. E. S. Reeves will be postponed one week and\ meet then with Mrs. Lome Cottrill. • Wednesday, 7:3 0 p. m.—'Mid-wSek Prayer Service. Thursday—The Willing Workers Class of the-Sunday School meet with | Mrs. Weodard'on Maple St. A Happy New Year to All. DON'T GO TO THE BAPTIST CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT Unless You Want to THINK! The pastor begins a series of three sermon-lectures on th e History of the Christian Church, based largely on. Walker's work of that title. Chris tians should know about the past of their church. Prof. Walker, late of Yale, is a •\leading authority in this field. All who are interested are welcome. CHRISTMAS SEALS The response to the Christmas Seal Sale continues strong. • The, mails are bringing daily many $1.0 0 checks and upwards. I n th e campaign Ex-Governor of Wyoming, Nellie Tayloo Ross, will, speak on February 16 of Farm and Home Week., form-,, erly called Farmers' Week,-at the state college at \ithaca N. Y„ on \the place of woman in the home and in the community. The average person is using more milk than he used to , but the numtfer of cows in the country is decreasing each yeur. ' The answer is, each cow is producing more th.nn formerly. good So when you need a juu done, Come here, forget your cares. We charge you only fifty cents, To clip ten thousand hairs. Arcade Tonsorial Parlor Second floor Wilton Block G. C. Richardson,' Prop; Arcade, N. Y. Mr. Earl Blakeley of- Arcade has accepted th e agency for Chrysler automobiles. , MADE SAFE TRIP , Mr. J. E . Carlsen, who left Sar dinia, December 6th, for Norway, arrived there on December 15th. He . reports very rough weather on the trip across th e ocean, but he did not' miss a meal or feel seasick, and says he is enjoying his visit immensely. CARD OF THANKS ! ANNUAL r Remnant Our Remnant Sale will begin TUESDAY, JANUARY 3 Look for them on our center counters. McKerrow - Howlett*- Reynolds he, ARCADE, N. Y. EAT YOUR NEW YEAR'S TURKEY at the • SIGN OF THE PELICAN : WjsstLMain street , Arcade, 1*1. - Y. i Make Reservations by Mail or Telephone 42-W We wish to thank all who have s o kindly remembered us during the sickness of the wife a.nd mother, es pecially th e Protection Ladies Aid, and the me n who came to the wood bee, also those who sent delicacies and cards. 1 P Mr. and Mrs . Wilber Childs Mr.- Leon Childs. FRESH FRUIT ^Before buying : your Fruit, visit the^v A; & STORE- Arcade 411 kinds of Fresh Fruit received daily and sold at j money-saving prices. '' With deep appreciation for the' liberal' patronage extended, during the past year,.I take this opportun ity/ to wishiall our friends and. patrons a ,year • of Happiness arid Prosperity. L Ri. BRASS. . South Side 'Meat' Market Arcade^ N. Y It's time to your 1923 WE'LL DO IT FOR YOU We'll handle all the details of filling out your application for registration,, including notarial service, and securing. your new license plates for you. This/service is offerd as a convenience to automobile'owners: .There is abso lutely no charge,,and.it places you im- ? der no obligation. ARCADE INSURING AGENCY ^Leslie D. 'Spring, Manager ' * New York >r\\.
