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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-13

now and many people cook and eat
them like asparagus. This is all
right but lay off the roots as they
are poisonous.
The owl, thinking that some in
formation along this line might be
good for the family larder, inquired
of the agriculture department and
came to these conclusions.
Lots of weeds make good salad
with touch of vinegar or salad oil.
Eat the right ones and you get
plenty of vitamin A and B, niacin,
thiamine and iron which are all
mighty important for health.
If the health side means more to
/ You than the taste, eat the greens
raw. Otherwise parboil them for
two or three minutes then drain off
| the water and cook like spinach.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-13
BluftOn CdlIege
May Day Queens

Miss Ruth Neuenschwander of
Quakertown, Pa, will be the thirt-
ieth May Day queen to be crowned
in traditional ceremonies to be held
this year on Saturday afternoon,
May %.
The following have been Bluffton
College May Day queens:
1914-Viola Welty
1915-Nettie Moser- Martin
1916-Christine Habegger-Leiper
1917-Mary chumacher-Amstutz
1918-Olga Kennel-Berky
1919-Ruth Struhbar-Yeck
1920-Leila Roth-P -Pannabecker
1921-Elizabeth Moser -
1922-Rebecca Hoge-Tschantz
1923-Magdalene Baumgartner
1924-Alta Smith-Moser kaufman
1925-Lorena Birky- -Reusser
1926-Helen Baughman-Litwiller
1927-Mabel Williams-Badertsch
1928-Martha Gerber -Beechy
lSAJ-MdDcl IclStI-NOIuSIIOIn
1930-Treva Stepleton-Springer
1931-Martha Moser-R -Rhoades
1932-Edna Ramseyer u :
1933-Dolores McCarty
1934-Martha Partsch-Evans
1935-Evelyn Pifer-Long !
lsss-Aa1ssi1a isss-Alms a,,ty'Msst stslnss 4 |! {
1938-Emma Detweiler-Schultz :
1939-Esther Ramseyer-Miller
1940-Carol Cookson-P Patterson
1941-Elizabeth Mohr
1942-Lucile Tschantz -.
| 1943-Ruth Neuenschwander
se
That's Right
After people learn how to be alone,
they like it. Some never learn.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-13
BIvHton High School Notes

Bluffton High school graduates and
former students in the armed forces
will be made at the last assembly
meeting of the students to be held
Friday morning. Special music will
be provided by members of the
senior class.
Class night plans have been COM
pleted under the direction of a COM
mittee composed of Barbara Jean
Triplett, chairman; Alice Oyer and
Ruth Slusser The annual presenta-
tion will be on Monday night, May
"a. Introductions of the class men,
bers will be in charge of Florence
Hofer and James Gratz will be mas
ter of ceremonies.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-13

Troop 56 By Malcolm Basinger
The regular meeting Monday night
was opened by the Scout oath and law
led by Assistant Scoutmaster Paul
Wingate. This was followed by short
patrol sessions.
After the patrol meetings the troop
played swat tag and steal the bacon.
The rules were disputed but finally
settled amicably.
One test was passed, Ted Kohl,
second class scout pace ard one merit
badge was completed, Civics, Malcolm
Basinger.
Troop 81 by Dean Ferguson
The meeting was opened with a
pledge of allegiance then all scouts
lined up in patrols and went down to
map the Buckeye lake region from
Riley street down to the railroad and
from the Dixie back to the end of the
quarry.
After everyone made their map we
came back up to the Legion hall
The meeting was closed by the scout
circle.
Morris Groman passed End class
compass. Points will be given for the
best map.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-13

This week marks the final full
week of school. The last day for
the seniors will be next Tuesday
All seniors with good attendance
records will be excused from taking
their final examinations.
For the rest of the classes, the
final examinations will start or
Thursday, May 20 and continue
through Monday, May %. The COM
plete examination schedule will be
posted on the bulletin boards this
week. Students will be required ia
attend regular classes and study
halls until Friday noon, May 21.
A farewell program for the senior
members of the Hi-Y club will be
held at the club room this Wednes-
day night at 7:30 o'clock.
mClIlUGIS VI IilG JIUIllE EIOuOllllIS
Reserve will present a style show,
modelling clothes they have made in
their classes, at the home economics
room Wednesday night at 8:15
o'clock. The HER. will also spon-
sor a silver tea at the presentation,
it was announced by Levon Which,
president.
Students are registering for sum-
mer employment with the Federal
Employment Bureau which has left
registration cards at the office for
the students to fill out.
Printing has been completed on the
Buccaneer, high school annual and
the book will be ready for the bind
ers soon, it was announced by Ellen
Basinger, editor-in-chief.
Dedication of the flag honoring
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-13
ArmOrsville

LAS. and WINS. of the Liberty
Chapel church will meet this Thurs.
day afternoon with Mrs. Carl Nc
Cafferty.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Klingler, Mrs
Clyde klingler Jr., were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w,
Wilkins and family of near Arling-
ton. Afternoon callers were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wilkins and daughter and
two grandchildren of 'Bluffton, Mrs.
L. A. Klingler and son of Findlay,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Cornweli of
Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Matter of
Dayton, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Shifferly
spent Sunday at the Chas. Mont
gomery home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McCafferty,
Miss Margaret Guider We're Kenton
callers Sunday afternoon.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-13

Suspension of all quotas previously
imposed on the slaughter of beef was
effective May 1, and will continue
through the month. The purpose of
the change is TO make available a
larger supply of beef for army and
civilian use.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-13
Bluffton College
Commencement Activities
May 2l-24, 1913

FRIDAY
$50 P. NJ. "The Rose Maiden'-Cowen
Vesper Choir
Ramseyer Chapel
SATURDAY
100 A. NJ Women's Varsity Breakfast :,
$3.50 A. NJ Mems Varsity B Breakfast
Walnut Grill
College Tennis Court
1900 NJ Pi Delta Luncheon Walnut Grill
Reunions, Classes '23, '33 and others
1:30 P. M. 1943 Class Program
Ramseyer Chapel
2:30 P. M. 1888 Box Ceremony College Hall
800 P. M Organ Music Ramseyer Chapel
400 P. M. Growing of the May Queen
900 P. M. Alumni Banquet Ropp Hall
S:45 P. M. Shakespearean Play, "The Mer-
chant of Venice" Baseball Field
SUNDAY
10:30 A. M. Services in the Bluffton Churches
800 P. M. Baccalaureate Services
-. Ramseyer Chapel
Sermon, Perpetual Light"
Pres Lloyd l.. Ramseyer
Ais P. M. Presidents Reception
$3.50 P. M. vesper Choir Concert .S'''
First Mennonite Church
MONDAY
1000 A. M. Commencement Program
First Mennonite Church
Speaker, DR.. Ernest E. Miller,
Pres Goshen College
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-13

Workers in a Michigan refln-
"a cry fixed up a very low, false
NS door leading to the pay office.
On it is inscribed, "Y0u will
M learn to duck lower il you don't
aI Buy a Bond"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-13

Food consumption is about the
same every day in the week, but 60
per cent of food advertising in news
papers is done on Thursday and Sc
per cent of all food advertising in
newspapers appears on Thursday or
Friday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-13

News Want-ads bring results.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-05-13

Dedication of the flag honoring
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Mrs. Roy Givens
Mongles Hond In
Electric Fan

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Fother OF Mrs. E.
D. Monroe Dies AZ
Decatur. Miss.

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wife and SEVERAL children ard a
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Lynn Lear Goes To
Camp Shelby For
Induction Into Army

The Departure II Lynn Lear.
Thursday Tor .udaeflan into tse
Army ~ Camp Shelby. marks
ihs firm msn from tbr Aaxef
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Opening Service OF
Eustiuwn Methodist
Church Next Sunday

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Rachel Pitfm0n.
Lifelong Colored
Resident Dies

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IN ed psscsgoaia coinfea farm
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tania street she had not been n
good health for some tinae ard
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her igina dead b. the hack steps
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For Rent

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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-12-21
Lexington News
Published and Edited by Students
of Ambrose High School
Fads and Fashions

We admire:
Miss Miller's fur coat. purse. hat
and gloves;
Lloyd Byas' blue coat, James
Horizons beige sweater, Annie Lees
powdered blue sweater. HENS
new hairdo, Inez Lomax's patriotic
socks. Rogerine Smiths light blue
coat; Barnes Williams brown and
green sweater and his blue over
coat, Jonathan Montgomery's jit-
terbug suit, Flanders Williams new
brown hat
Henry Westbrook's riding habit,
Bruce Falls brown peg top pants.
Maragret Green's blue outfit, Amy
B. Horizons plaid suit. Flora B.
Sanders corduroy green skirt, Ma
ME H. Johnsons rose jerkin.
What's Going On Around
Ambrose Hi
Carlean Redmond seems to be on
easy street lately. What's up, kid?
Rogerine Smith seems to be very
angry lately. Could it be about
Barnes Williams and Clara B. Roll
Inns? I don't blame her they are
seen together often-too often. l
would say.
Inez w. is often seen with Fran
ders WIS sister We wonder if she
has decided to start happy ro-
nance all over again.
Someone told Flora B. Sanders
that Mack Crawford has home news
for her. We have an idea what it's
all about and don't think we are
mistaken.
Sameria Redmond has decided to
forget about A. B. Patton. Could
Sonny McGowen be the reason?
Is it true that Benjamin Sanders
is thinking of marriage? We don't
think he is going to leave M. Pat
ton all alone in this city, or could
he be thinking about NJ?
We wonder if Claudine Lomax
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and Maggie Wiggley have made up
since their fight over Marion San
ders-We think you kinds are too
young to be so serious.
Charlie Williams being out Of
school has caused a many sad face
around the school We hope he'll
soon be back.
Make up your mind, Jimmie Ha-
zel-who is it? Willard Lee or
Willie Arthur?
Carlean Redmond has certainly
got Bruce Fails all up in the air
He goes around not speaking to
anyone, and we wouldn't be sur
prised to find that he isn't even
speaking to his parents.
Elizabeth and Sam Gene seem
to be doing mighty fine, and we
wish for them all the luck in the
world.
Joe Montgomery is seen often
talking with certains girls around
the school, such as Josephine Will
hams, Lillian Beall Shipp and sew
eral others-don't let him 1--WE you
girls
Say Sam Montgomery, if all the
kids do say you are as. silly as
Red Shelton, do you know you
are really on the beam?
Louise Smith says she isn't wor-
ried about Theodore Sanders, cause
James Patton is tops with her
Mamie you had better strainghten
up and fly right Be sure to keep
an eye on Flora Bell, because you
might lose something very valua-
BILE.
Mack Crawford has finally found
a way to attract Mamie Johnson's
attention. Everytime he sees her
he borrow's Barnes hat
All the kids wonder what hap
pened when Clara Bell was going
home Saturday afternoon. 1 heard
that she and Barnes were together
and they met Cornelias. Where
did your heart go Clara Bell?
We wonder who Annie Lees new
boyfriend was Saturday?
What will Ba-Ba do now, since
Jimmie Hazel has changed her
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From The State
Health Officer

In the hard fight against tubercu-
losis, we could not do without the
help of Christmas Seals. They have
paid and are paying for X-ray ma
chimes. films by the thousands for
seeking the unknown spreaders of
disease, educational material for
our workers and the; public, and
for direct aid to needy sufferers.
We cannot do without the help of
the 600 or more volunteer workers
of the county tuberculosis associa-
tions. Their service has a. value
beyond estimate.
Tuberculosis associations render
a service in case-findings. follow
up and educational programs. The
II county tuberculosis associations
of the state deserve the help Of
everyone who can afford to CON
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mond.
silly Students

1nez Lomax, Jimmy H. Chappel
w. L. Redmond, Inez Williams, Car
RE L. Stigler, Carlean Redmond
Floyd Byas, T. J. Kimbrough, cur
tbs Nails, Mack Crawford, Johna-
than Montgomery, Bowen Tolbert
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tribute through the purchase of
Christmas Seals. They help those
VINO suffer through no fault of their
own and would help us if condi-
tons were reversed.