The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-21

town as the guest of mis- parents, Mr.
and Mrs. o. NJ. Swartz, Spring street.
John Bird, student at the Carlisle
Indian School, is spending the week in
town as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster Weaver. He worked for Mr..
Weaver two years ago.
Ralph Sipe. son of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
iver Sipe, of Royalton, met with an ae
cident on Friday evening while coast
ing down the bridge hill at ROyalton
by running into a fence ami injuring
his left arm.
, R. I. Young left this morning for
Philadelphia, where ne will spend the
week as the guest OF sons, Howard and
DelansOn Young.
Harry Mayer spent Saturday az May
town as the guest of relatives.
Croll Nissley. of Philadelphia, is
spending the holiday season in town
as the guest OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank NisSley, Spring street.
Winfield Sides, student at State
College, is spending two weeks in town
as the guest OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott sides. Market street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Aangst, who resides
year and considering her age is able
TO be about and do most of her own
work. She has one sister, Mrs. Matte
Manning. residing near town who is IS
years old and one brother, Wash
Shakespeare. residing at Sand Beach who
is 81 years old. Their combined ages
number PA years and all are enjoying
good health.
The Iron Molders Union elected the
following officers on Fri1ay evening:
President. Paul Fasnaeht; vice presi-
dent. George Uhrieh; secretary, Fred
Welsh; treasurer, J. W. Ruby; financial
secretary, R. H. Sehuler: corresponding
secretary. Michael Sheesley; inductor.
George Engle; doorkeeper, Ralph
Houser; trustee, George Engle.
James Ruby will have phone placed
in his home on Emaus street.
Special services were held in the NJ.
Z. church yesterday morning. when
three new members were taken in on
full membership.
Miley Schaetfer. travelling salesman
for the Wineroft stove works. is spend
ing several days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Mckee and
daughter. Elizabeth, of Philadelphia.
are spending some time in town as the
guests of the former s parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Mckee. Ann street.
Following is the program for the
NJ. E. Christmas entertainment on
Christmas night at 730 O'Clock en-
titled Down the Chimney With San.
ia Claus. - Characters, scene l, .'Moth-
err Margaret Goss: big Sister. -
Kathryn Beasher: Little Sister. -
Merle Campbell; big Brother" Hsr-
~ Roth; Little Brother Vincent
Triteh; "Auutie.n Elma Wolf: char.
aeters, scene 2, Holly, Mistletoe. Ever
green. Poinsetta, Elizabeth Beck, .Jen-
ME Campbell, Harriet Swartz. Pauline
Delhi; three Christmas messengers.
Charles Kennard, Lewis Wickey and
Kenneth Graham; second man. Vernon
Triteh; drumman, Ralph Deibler; Santa
Claus, Fred Beck; musical numbers.
"COme Down Our Chimney family
group; "Silent Night. Holy Night. -
mother and children: Bethlehem
STAR mother and aunt; Holly, Mis-
tletoe, Evergreen and Ponsetta: sand
man and dreamman and children:
The Land Of Nod, " Harriet Swartz;
" North Wind, - whistling by boys;
:. Ready for Christmas, four girls;
Here We Come Messengers: "The
Law Of Christmas Time Santa and
children "Oldtime Corrades. - girls
and messengers: Love Is the Kew"
Santa, girls and boys; ''Fill the Stock
iags, Santa, girls and boys; closing
song by entire chorus.
The United Brethren SUNDAY school
will hold its Christmas entertainment
in the church on Christmas night at
: O'Clock and following will be the
program: Prelude, organ; invocation,
the Rev. Mr.. Albright; song by school.
Carols of Joy and Love-" responsive
reading, school; prayer, pastor: exer-
else, Christmas Bells,' Airline Stipe.
Mary Wealand, Amelia Brandt, Helen
Bauder.. Claire Best, Esta Snavelv;
song, Christmas Bells,n school; exer-
else, Bethlehem Stars" Edith Sohn,
Katherine Howell, Hazel Houser. Per-
melia Rose, Reba Brinser, Grace Bau-