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and getting ready to leave for Germany on August 13 with her two sons, to join Newbill who is stationed there with the A rnjf,
her sons will leave by plane fr^m New York. They will be accompanied that far by her father, tin Bill. Jay Miller, at prekf
visiting his grandparents
a-ul Etta B. Miller at their
Maple Springs. '
Joe Reid is home on a visit and he iV-ielpjjg Twiatie Wood with' her peaches. We saw him hard at v.ork Hat the packing house to-day.
During the absence of Mrs. Buntin, Jackie Price has moved into the welfare office, giving -the welfare liis office which is much larger. Last time we saw Jackie, he was trving to see how many books he could pile on a table ahd push downithe hall. Mrs. H, J. Racer and her. gVanddaughter, Miss Susan Curtbr-cefebrated their birthdays recently. Susan on August'6 and Mrs. Racer, August
Mr.. Edward ClopWn just dropped by to see us. It was'nice seeing him. | ' ' - ■’ -
Mr. Many drove his family to Selingrove, Fa. Sunday. They were met nere by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Piehlt r. Mrs. Piehler was, before her marriage. Miss RVchel I. Woodj Mr. and Mr*. Many, and their family returned to their home Sunday evening. Mildred accompanied her Uncle and Aunt back ijo their horn# in Rochester, New York where she will spend her \* tcation. Have fun "Stump.”
Wien talking with a friend of ouii the other day, idle told us a cute story. Arriving home from work, she found her children in the | lard playing with a little stray puppy. They proudly anrtouiiced they had named it Hope. When asked why, the reply was, “We Hope we can keep it."
Thev did. '' "i
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