I Lt. C l ar e n ce Gnffis is at present at C o l um b us , Ohio, whi le ll1S wife und small son are spending some time w it h h is p are nt -s . M r. and ;Mrs. E, S. Beck of Marion Av e, Lt. G ri ff is e xp ec ts to leave soon for :Gulfport. Mis sis sippi w h er e he ,Will be stationed. H is wife an d s on will join him there, j • III $ I Mr. and M rs . C ar l B. Metzger 'are spending some time at their , co tt ag e in Avalon, N, J. Pvt. ,Carl B. Metzge r, Jr., is expected C071ti71lle1 on Page Ttvo t Taking an active part In borIo u gh a f fa i rs t h ro u gh county and state organizations Is Henry A. Frye, sol l c lt o r f or Narberth Borough. and president of the Mont gomery County Boroughs Assoc iation. Last month the Montgomery Associ ation, joining Wi th the Delaw ar e C ou nt y B o ro u g hs Ass o c iation, was host to the State assocIation at, Its convention In Philadelphia. 'Attol'11ey Frye was born in Charleroi, Pa., April 29. 1 89 5. He was the son of Thomas A. Frye and Luna C. C ha lf on t. H is father's work, as a civil engine er took h im to San Francisco. Calif ., and 'youthful Frye attended grammar school in that city. He completed high school In Be rke leY , Cali f.. being graduated in 1913. He m a tr i cu l at e d at Stanford University. Palo A lt o , Cal if.. and received his degree In 1917. During his coll ege years he was active in track, speci alizing In the middle distances and crcas coun- Continued on Page Two A s pe cial s ho w an d bond p re mi er e wil l be held at the Narberth Theatre on T h u r s d a ~ ' , July. 13, at 8 P. M. The name of the picture will be announced through clrc\!lal's next week. Purchasers of bonds may obtain tickets at the Narberth bond b o o t h, Haverford and Forrest Aves. IVarbertlt Solicitor Is A ct iv e In Boroug-lt Association Work Hot Tip On Starbuck Fizzles Ou t In Narberth F ro m t he l en di nl ' l i br ar y of "Starbuck" John selby started a j ou rn ey , almost as adventures ome as the book itsel f. Seve ral we eks al 'O It was borrowed by one of the regular ! library patrons. Next came a query from a det ect iv e as, to wh o h ad t ak en out "Starbuck". Three people I went to work thumbing through all the c ar ds f or the answer. They were able to tell the detecti\'e the book had been bor rowed by a woman-a very nice person-with t wo s on s in the service. Two w ee k s later the woman returned two other books. When asked a bo ut " St ar bu ck ," s he seemed amazed that the tightlipped d e te c ti v e had no t revealed his quest. The woman explained she had given the book to h er soldier sonwho w as home from Indiantown Gap on a we ek en d p as s, He thumbed a ride on the way back but t,he motoristslammed the door of h is c ar a nd drove o ff in a h u ff when the soldier said it was regulations to ask for the license number of a car w he n g iv en a r id e. Also, the motorist drove off with the soldier 's bag, Eventually the automobile was a ba nd on ed in P it ts bu rg h , It i proved tobe a stolen car and detectives thought they had a hot tip when the soldier's bag and "Starbuck" were found in the back seat. NARBERTH CELEBRATES THE F'OURTH NARBERTH COMMUnI TY WINDSOR AVE. NAR.BERTH. PA. THE SPECIAL RADI O EXHIBIT ring. 11. of 213 Forrest Ave,. and Eddie WITH G R I ~ I DETERI\DNATION, a group of seven-to-nine-year-old boys set out on the first lap of the 40-yard d a s h. Winner of the event was Andrew Duf f y. ~ ; ' : : f \ ' ; THE BOND BOOTH was one of We busiest spots at the annual community Independence Day party at the P l ay g ro u nd . M rs . C ha rl es B. Stondt. co-chairman of the NurbE'rth CrJ11lll1ittee. and tiny Nic kle Gross , 131 Conwell Ave ., stamp sal es volun t ee r , look on while Mrs. Robert M. Cameron sells a bond to Mrs. Suzanne Joret Gill. Bond sales at the booth totalled $2,500 for the day. • • I I I I I I I \, • • • • • • •
