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Formal organization of the St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, which has been operating for the past six months as a mission, took place at the morning service last Sunday in the Masonic Hall, Hatboro, before a congregation of about 150 worshippers.

Rev. Orval Hartman of Crescent road, Hatboro, who will be the first pastor of the new church, opened the service. Greetings were brought by Rev. Dr. Emil E. Fischer, President of the Ministerium of Pennsylvania.

A goal of fifty members and $500 in contributions for the building fund had been set for the organization drive. These figures were far surpassed, 68 charter members being received and a collection of $900 reported. There are 45 children of charter members in the church family, and the Sunday school has an enrollment of eighty.

A property on the Old York road between Crescent and James roads has already been acquired. It is hoped the church edifice may be started in about two years. In the meantime, the congregation will continue to gather in the Masonic Hall with a service and Sunday school session each Sunday morning.

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The Crooked Billet Women's Club met Monday night in Hatboro. Dr. Joseph Post of Wyncote, a specialist in Philadelphia, presented facts about the Federal Medical program before Congress, which will be a most expensive way of providing for medical care.

Members later signed one of two sets of petitions, prepared by the club president, Miss Mary Harris, stating their opposition or approval of such a measure. Many other clubs in the county have sent their opinions to U.S. Senators Martin and Myers and Congressman Samuel J. McConnell, Jr.

Featured speaker was Miss Grace Chandler of Doylestown, a free-lance writer and editor. She told of the various celebrities who set the tone in Bucks county, sometimes termed the genius belt.

Miss Chandler spoke of Pearl Buck, winner with "The Good Earth" of the Pulitzer Prize, writer of both novels and short stories, the latter revealing her understanding heart. She named as other Bucks county celebrities Oscar Hammerstein,Quality air impact socket tools for any tough job. James Michener and Ezra Stone of "Henry Aldrich" fame, his home being near Washington Crossing.

Miss Chandler told much of Dorothy Parker, who lives the simple life in Tinicum, though she installed electric lights when she found candles dripping over everything. While a poet, her real fame is from her short stories.

With Miss Eleanor Leedom, chairman of music, as director, and Mrs.Find everything you need to know about Cold Sore including causes, Walter Brown, pianist, the chorus sang "May Morning."

The treasurer reported 195 members with dues paid. She reminded them that dues would again be payable in June and should be in her hands by the middle of August if the names are to be in the year book.