The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-06-13

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three girls. Ages are from five to
twelve.
Then before you forget it, you bet
ter rush over to the paid-up dues book
booth and register, for one Of the ex-
cellent prizes may be coming your
way. The drawing will take place at
six o'clock when the dinner set, roller
skate and tea pot gate tickets are
drawn. First prize is check for 500;
second, 1O0-piece Warwick china set;
third, fourth and fifth, 53-piece War
wick china set; last five, one year paid
up dues. How can you afford to miss
that one? And you may win one of
the twenty-five tea pots or even one
Of the fifty smaller dinner sets. And,
heaping luck upon luck, your young
hopefuls may fix themselves up for
| the" summer by walking off with pair
of roller skates. =
You'll have to hurry your meal
after the penny scramble to get over
to the athletic field, where, by the way,
you viii find plenty Of seats, to view
the races and contests at one o'clock.
At three you will see the ball game
at the same place and you will want
to mark your seat well because you
will want it again at seven-thirty when
the fight card goes on.
In the mean time there is the bath
ing. beauty contest for children be-
tween the ages of four and seven
scheduled at 2:45. The first prize is
a $50 loving cup and doll and the next
fourteen chosen by the judges will be
given big beautiful dolls.
Come 3:15 you will want to be in the
theatre to see the tap dancing con-
test There are two divisions; one
from four to eight years of age and
the other from nine to twelve with
three winners in each group. First
prize, $40; second, s5; third, So.
And of course you wouldn't dare
miss the free dancing to Ace Brigode
and his Virginians featuring Buddy
Curran, popular singer. That takes
place from 2:30 until 4:30 in the after
noon, but if you do miss you can at
tend the evening session for slight
fee.
Very important too, you should save
yourself little time to visit the booth
where the beautiful Nash is displayed
to purchase or win the BIG ticket.
The drawing will be held in the eve
ming.
Free coffee will be served by the
Breakfast Cheer Coffee Co. The COM
mittee will furnish the richest cream
IN Youngstown and all you have to do
is bring a container and sugar if you
aren't too fat.
Buses will leave the Broadway ter
minal in East Liverpool from S:l5 in
the morning until 10. They will take
you directly to the dance hall in the
park and when you are ready for the
return trip you will find a bus ready
to start you home at the same place.
Round trip tickets are the lowest ever,
one dollar for adults and fifty cents
for children. Sebring buses are sixty
cents for adults and thirty cents for
children. They will leave at $3.50, 900
and 9:3O. Like East Liverpool's, they
will return home from 700 p. m. to
11:15.
Salem's buses have been furnished
by the firm and the local and will leave
about nine o'clock. Nothing has been
learned about the Canonsburg bus, but
it is thought there will be one from
there. Auto caravans will take the
majority of the picnicers to the park.
It's the big day. President James
NJ. Duffy states he hopes all the pot
tiers will arrive early in order to have
a full day Of pleasure.
The committee is exceptionally en-
thusiastic about the prospects of this
being the greatest picnic ever staged
in this section of Ohio. Both the COM
mittee and the park management con-
fdently expect and have prepared for
crowd of $4,000 potters and their
friends. The park is spick and span.
All rides have been inspected and de-
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