CHESTER TIMES, CHESTER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935 SEVEN Yeadon Sue Trailer, Mrs. K. Manwlller. Mrs. W.
Rodctisky. Mrs. Friedman, Mrs. J. Powers, Miss E.
Harris, Mrs. J. Mc Uncle Wiggily's Corner Mr. mid Mrs. William Avellino.
of Laurel road, Ycndon, are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a son in JefTcrson Hospital, FJvUadel RIDLEY TOWNSHIP SURPRISE EVENT Linen Shower for Holmes Bride to Be Community News UNCLE WIGGILY'S LITTLE "Oh, thank you!" buzzed Ihe Squlg ers, "but your buncnlow would be Straight whiskey at a popular pricePYes hwt that's only half the story I But alasl Also sadness and uii hapulncss! When Uncle Wtggily leached the place where the old oak tree had stood it was no longer there. tor) large for us. Wc would get lost Auxiliary of l.h Voters' heaqno will be held at 713 Bullock avenue next Tuesday. Mrs, J. E.
Mcnu*tt. of Bullock avenue, is entertaining her mother. Mrs. A. Homage, of Beach Haven, who has wo woman sr.osy iivw lo mm arouhCi and sosr.cbody mlc'it The pinochle Six met recently at the home of Mrs.
Clifford Downing, of Cypress street, when the guests were: Mrs. James Day, Mrs. H. Malloy and big storm naa mown it aown. "But what happened to the Squlg step on us." Once uoon a time Uncle Wiasilv uit iciuriiwt lrom an extended visit "That's so," said Uncle WScglly.
"But wait! I have an ideal I think Mrs. Hugh McAte er, of of 1 he would go to the ivooris to see his two tiny friends, the red spotted Squiggle Bugs. 'I haven't seen the Suuieglcrs sliue quite a while before Christmas," Crl OrcWrd fud lo Mrs. li. Morrison.
Yeadon Fire Company will hold Its tegular meeting in Borough Hall tonight. Mrs. John E. Mcnu*tt, of Bullock avenue, entertained recently at bridge, when her euests were: Mrs. T.
East Cedar avenue, Holmes, entertained at a surprise linen shower in honor 1 can fix up for you, inside my bungalow, a little tiny house that will be Just the right site for you. If I do will you come?" "Right gladly we will buzzed Ihe BRONCHIAL COUGHS of Miss Mary McAteer, Of 4 Cedai avenue, Holmes, whose marriage t( John J. Curry, of Philadelphia)" wtl bourne, Mrs. D. Bryant, Mrs.
H. em well." said w. nnppi! "Then I'll hop home and make the the ladv rabbit. "Give Ihcm mv love take place at Si. Gabriel's Church, and ask ihem to come and see us nttic nouse ior yon.
sum me rat "I'll come back and get you ii No. 7 of. u.rt, 1 .85 No. Pint, 1.1S OiabOichawl AMtmCA'S FAlTtST mLlHO STilHT mv dear." Uncle Wiccli.v fjorwooa. vycuihimiuj', rtuiuaiy it.
The affair took place on Monday evening. The guests included Mrs. Mahpl Mrs Catherine Dunn. blinsalow. TJnr.li WSetrllv made a.
uh, answered. Av. av he honued to the woods Mls Acnes Quarters. Mrs. Gertrude hinL.vH'",,,0''"! whence 'attempted to'crank Bugs.
And what do 011 vociitlv suppese he made ihe house oil I Thomas' Molincux. of nallcv where the Squiggle Bugs lived in a Dallar, Mrs. Elizabeth McAteer, Mrs. rnff Srh ckcr. miss Lillian Mau Spend 15 cents today at Millet's or any droq.s'.oio for a boM.
le ol Hut Kiev's Mlxl.no (triple orthiR) take a couple of doses and sleep sound must all night long. One Utile sip and often the ordin an old oak tree. The Woodnecke: Peanut sue i ink ug tin lrom a trip to visit drilled the hole in the tree with his sistrr ln law. Mr. and glued the two halves together apt)' strong dcik tu get at a worm.
Miss Grsce M. Boyle and Mrs. Lucy Deleandro. Mrs. LoRoy Hiirmn, of Mildred avenue, Woodlyn, entertained, nt enrds 01s.
a recr nc evening, when Hie guests were Mrs. John King, David ary is made a JIUic noje in me sncu 'or door and other little holes for win Jws. There was a Urn' bath room for 2 no taken out Ihe worm the hole was left so the Squigglffrs moved In. Thev had lived there a Icmn lime, N. J.
Nomination of officers for the ensuing year were held in borough hall last night at a meeting of the women's auxlllnry of the fire company. 'ill! In the peanut shell house, a kitchen. Put Them To Work LeKoy, unaries fcggers, ine Misses Evelyn and Leona Davis and Mrs. if not Joyfully satisfied very happy, and Uncle Wlggily had often called to see them. The last 1 hew were so hippy Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. Parker, of Under avenue, and son, Norman, visited C. Eggers.
of Woodlyn, and Prank Kellv. of Chester. relatives In Moisomtoven recent v. Paul Valentine, of Pairview road, Woodlyn, has returned to "Where are the red spotted Squiggler Mr. and Mrs.
P. McCarthy, of time was just beiore Christinas and thinking he might not see them again before the holiday, the rabbit gentleman gave his Santa, Clans present then. It was a box of red palm: with a little brush. school after an absence, due to ill living room ana Dearoom. inc nniu Uire was made from match slicks and when the rabbit gentleman hopped bRck to the woods to get Ihe Squig glcrs and they saw their little, house they 'were so happy that they danced a Jig.
They moved in and they lived In the tiny house In ihe warm bungalow all Winter. Now if the salt cellar will sprinkle some sugar In the vinegar ro mnAe it iRste like lemonade. I'il tell you next about Uncle Wigclly's lost pupoy. mmaa avenue, ale rceeivme ron gratulation upon the celebration of their thirteenth wedding anniversary at their home recently. Mrs.
Robert Uber. of Rose street. Mr. and Mrs. Jcs.se Francis, of Falrvlew Woodlyn, were guests 'When vour soots uet duli through o.soo.
ci. ci a i i nentfi a warm blanket of leave the ground. "We flew out who tree hous crashed down and we beer, living under ths Jeavrs SO i Mr. much buzzing of your wings," said the rabbit gentleman to the Squig will entertain at cards tomorrow And the Price is So Very Easy on the Pocketbook of Twenty second street, Chester, on levelling, when Ihe guests will be: i Mrs. H.
William. Mrs. H. Roncy, Mrs. Mrs Albeit Park, of Gi red paint." That's fine! buzzed the Woodlyn, entertained a number os.
i I for another little house, but we f.inl one. It is very sari for us." 'Just what wc wauled for Christ "Yes, It must be." said Uncle of friends at a surprise party on Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. Park' birtliciriy anniversary. The none I find mv bu friend Witahv. "nut whv don't vou com happy one! kms" 10, Voe.m quests were Mr.
ana mis. ira action. and live with me in my bungalow? Mv wife wants vou to come. Please and Mrs. Emory Collins, Mr.
and In the bungalow hole in it iho and then you can find are lutiuy nitre cnaps. new jut. ri. Jesse Francis ana peter Lorenz. MLss Emma Zanzingor, Of Forest Milmont, Park, has returned i work after an absence of three cU.
to sledrUng. 5.irtc. is after being conrmeci to ner nomi Jr.v Charles Shank, had as vecent gursts Mr. and 'io so hoc'. A.wrciatitm lolmes Presbyterian Church comotetcd clans for a Georec Wash ingiors pany parents, icacners jiupus, to he neict ionic r.
Ir.it at the church. Fs'som Flrr Comuanv I'lcsidetit si ooooo A Oioio.orrso.o.i r.r :o.oo,.: ov 1 sooo iv ohn Reidinger. chairman of the ly v. ted ha: eiv tool had been placscl on Ladies' Auxiliary quarters. He also pany had been working as lat, and 2 a.
m. to comDletr. the rc tion of the Interior of the firehouse World Wide Consider these RCA VICTOR features: price, (qa nr complete. yOJiVO wastiinErton Kirtnoay. uuier mfcrrs "if the uroncrty commit; sc are Russell Bowen and Earl Shank.
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Ruth Garling and leaders for the Girls, and Richi And wo menn complete! We have left not one stone unturned to brine: you a fash' tantly perfec Frazicr. and William Wilson. ionahle one which provides (he maximum of comfort, convenience and artistic leaders for the boys. The contest beauty at a figurt: that wilMhrill the most cxafUng buyer. The suite which forms the wi be conr ucteri dunns the nt March.
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