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Tie members OF the club are
David Keil. Samuel Keil, Joshua
Greenstein. Herman Greenbaum,
Leslie Gluckman, Albert Gluckman,
oscar Groll, Jerome Epstein. Jacob
Topkis. Isadore schagrin and Jo-
seph Breuer.
Bellefonte Civics Club will meet
at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
the Bellefonte Community House.
Mrs. Frank Long will be in charge
of the program. one Of the features
Of the afternoon will be an address
by Miss Elizat sth Hart
The Georgetown New Century
Club held its weekly meeting Thurs
day afternoon. with Mrs. William
d. Adams the president, presiding.
The afternoon session was opened
by singing America, the Beautiful"
Miss Ida Marvel was in charge of
the program, the subject being,
"Tke Governor, His Power and Du-
ties"
Deputy Attorney-General Robert
G.. Houston addressed the members
on the topic for the day, and also
went into the different phases of
the new school tax law, which has
proved such an interesting subject
to the members.
Current Events Glass OF the Wash
ington Heights Century Club viii
meet at O'Clock on Monday after
nobn in the club house, $500 Boule-
ward, Education Day" will be OBJ
, served and Mrs. Clarence Fraim will
be in charge of the program, which
will be as follows:
Current events paper, Mrs. T. JEFF
ferson Wier: address, Cooperation
between Homes and Schools" by
Miss Sarah Divine; an address
/ by DR., David A. Ward piano
selection, Mrs Harry l. Gillis, vocal
solo. Miss Ruth e. Storms. Refresh
ments will be served by the Hospi-
tally Committee, Of which Mrs Carr
roll w. Griffith is chairman. Mrs.
Joseph L. Scott announces a dancing
class for women on Friday after
noon. Jan 20 from 2.3O to $40
o'clock.
Current Events Class of the New
Century Club will be held at 1890
o'clock Tuesday morning, Mrs o. c.
Purdy, chairman for the month, pre-
siding. Current Events will be given
] II A
review will be given by Mrs. John
IC. Phillips. A paper entitled
"Chndren's Birthright." will be pre-
sented by Mrs. J. X. Stack. A read
ing, Modern Poems" will be given
by Mrs. f. ]. Blatz Music will be
in charge of Miss Mabel Haley.
Mrs. Roland S. Elliott. president
OF the Bridgeville Tuesday Night
Club. presided at the business meet
ing Tuesday night. The program
for the evening was in charge OF
Mrs. Sherman Todd, whose topic for
discussion was the education system
of South America. Mrs Todd read
an interesting paper. The program
then included a solo by Miss Lois
Ward: reading. THE Wrong Wo-
! man." by Miss Mabei Street; piano
solo. by Miss Bessie Kline; reading,
The Last Hairpin," by Miss Mabel
I Street: piano solo, Miss Blanche
Vandenburg.
At the meeting OF the Maryland
| Division. Women's Aid Penn Sys-
TEN. held on Monday. in the assem-
/ bly, room of the Penn Railroad
/ Building. plans were discussed for
l-the luncheon to be held on Janu-
/ airy 26 in the Todd's Cut shops. Mem
bers who can assist with the lunch
con are asked to notify Mrs. Charles
Triggs. phone 6O61, or Mrs. Alfred
Russell, phone 4994.
Mrs. Edward McIntire, superinten-
dent OF the Maryland Division, an
nounced that a card party and dance
would be held in the Hotel DUPONT
Oh February "a. Mrs. Maurice Par.
sons is general chairman and Mrs
]. A. Spragg and Mrs. Charles Ttiggs
associate chairman.
Mrs Gamble Latrobe, Mrs. Ed
ward McIntire. Mrs. NJ. Parson com
mittee on guarantors. Mrs. Alfret
Russell is financial secretary an'
Mrs. Edward Gibson. Sr., chairman
/ Of the nrizo. rorn n1ftteee