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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16
Tickets Going Fast
For Barrier Play
Wednesday Night

The Pospoint Little Theater has
announced that tickets are on
sale, and going fast, for the Bar
ter Theater production of the de-
lightful Oscar1Wilde comedy, THE
Importance of Being Earnest to
be presented Wednesday, at 8 p.
M, at the High school auditorium
in P~ascagpula.
Tickets may be obtained from
any Little Theater member. at
McIlwains Clothiers or at the door
the night of the production. There
will be no reserved seats.
THE Importance of Being Earn
est, one of the top hits OF Broad
ways last season, has been called
Oscar Wilde's greatest play. 1t
was his last, written in 1895, but
not n chuckle has been lost in
the passage Of half a century
since the great English writer
penned it.
And the Barter Theater's tai
ented group plays it to profes-
sional perfection for this is a
group of first ranking actors and
actresses, all of whom have been
in big time. Many have been in
first runs on Broadway. The First
State Theater in America has be-
come a justly famous organiza-a
ton, ana this year IL makes its
first national tour in an effort
to spread the idea of a decentral-
lied theater movement to the
principal cities and the capitals
of every state in the union.
The production itself is we'll
cast, smartly-costumed and hand
somely staged.
Miss Lula Bett" In Cast
Carroll McComas plays the vi
tai role of Lady Bracknell. Miss
omas. who came out of retire
ment last spring to join Barter
after a ten-year absence from the
is n of the grand ladies
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16

work with the Barter group. Last
year Miss Wilson was Helen
Hayes pick of some 500 contest
ants on Broadway.
Judy Jeffrey, who divides inge-
nue. honors with Miss Wilson,
possesses great talent and versa
tility. She served as an actress
technician overseas with Soldier
Shows in which she PLAYED five
outstanding roles. She has done
extensive work with the Good
man Memorial Theater, both as
student and staff member, and
was leading lady for two years
with Elkhart Lake Summer The
alter in Wisconsin. In Chicago,
Miss Jeffrey had numerous ra-
dio MISUNDERSTANDING the
title role in The Story of Con
stance Worth"
''The Importance Of Being Earn
est" is the only production this
season in which Owen Phillips,
director, has himself taken a role.
He shares acting honors with one
of Barter's outstanding leading
men-Herbert Nelson. Mr.. Mel
son joined Barter first in 1941
..tko- ~ ,o. ...4aI - @.,o
week part with Conrad Nagel in
"Petrified Forest" and he decided
to remain with Barter and help
carry on its work despite the
fact his role in The Night Be-
fore Christmas had just estab-
lished him on Broadway.
Other members of the fine cast
include Virginia MATHS, James
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16

ing Gulf Coast Council was or
gained.
Identification Program
A COMMUNICATIVE beautifica-
ton program was set up with Pas
cagoula Civic Council and Moss
Point club members forming an
administrative committee.
Other activities during the
year we're:
Aid to Veneer plant expansion
A new plv-wood plant
Butane gas shortage
Study of sea-food situation
Auxiliary power for hospital
The Junior Chamber Horse Show
Old Airport drainage problem
Opening hours of local telegraph
office.
A counter freezer plant needs fl
nancing.
Locally owned ship for Latin
American operation
Office space for Atlantic Refin-
ing Co. exploration crew.
Full cooperation was pledged
Hattiesburg's efforts to become a
barge port. Alec Curry headed a
delegation entertained here to fur
thei the development of Leaf river.
Out of this conference grew the
Pat Harrison Waterway project.
Felicitated on formation of Ocean
Springs Chamber of Commerce.
Problems Of the early spring:
Housing for South Americans
Distribution of maps
Entertainment OF visiting editors
and New Orleans business men,
and Mississippi Goodwill Tour
Aviators
Supplying art for magazines
A wall board plant
Racket squelching
Sunday express office opening
Industrial coordination confer
ences held at various plants dur
ing the year.
Cooperation with Moss Point
Rotary pasture demonstration
project, Junior Chamber Citizen
ship DAY. Community Chest Cam
paign, Entertainment, Inc. Con-
federate Memorial Committee,
Local A. F. Of L., Paspoint Thea
ter, Pascagoula Civic Council, and
the Touchdown Club.
First steps taken in establish
ing civilian military training unit
here.
Local Motor Court operators
hold first of a series of confer
ences.
Rent increases opposed-bIock-
ed.
Cities represented in Gulf States
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16

Matters on the docket for con
siderstion at the beginning of the
year were:
A special census
Express office for Moss Point
Reopening the u. S. Engineer
Boatyard
A dairy project
The radio broadcasting station
More pavements in both cities
More housing
Expanded tourist accommoda-
tions
And of course, the perpetual
projects, a new hotel and more in
dustries.
A perusal Of bulletins indicates
that the community's obvious
needs are: o hotel, port develop
ment. additional industries, and
more perfect unification, pointed
out In a new members confer
ence. were stressed throughout
the year.
AT the opening meeting Of the
board of directors, Thursday was
established as Moss Point Day.
Expansion of the Animal Trap
Co, was hailed, and qualification
was expressed at the opening on
Sioux BAYOU of the new enlarged
plant Of the Wallace M. Quinn
Fisheries. Other new industries
based on menhaden fishing be-
ginning operation during 1e47:
The Standard Fishmeal Co, The
Fishmeal Co, Growth Products
Co.
The Mississippi Coast Chamber
Of Commerce were guests on Feb
ruary 28th Of the local organiza-
ton. The now vital and function
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16

panied by Mrs. Leonard Robinson
sang several musical selections.
Matters relative to their Alma
Mater were discussed after which
a social hour was enjoyed.
The local chapter numbers ~
members of which Mrs. Green is
president and Mrs. Forbes HAYS
is secretary and treasurer.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16
DREDGING
FINISHED

Dredging in the Pascagoula ship
channel was completed last week
and the hydraulic pipeline used
in these operations and other ma
chinery will be removed from the
site, according to an announce
ment made from the office OF
army engineers.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16


of the theater. She created the
role Of Miss Lulu Bett' in
Brock Pemberton's first big
Broadway success. The play cap
tured the Pulitzer prize of 1920
81.
Another member of the cast is
Marion Wilson, who, like Miss
McComas is in her first season
with Barter. She is Barter's Gin
derella Girl'--last years winner
of the annual award going to the
theater, boy and girl, who are
most deserving youngsters in the
theater who r granted a years
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16

Reese, Jack Taylor and Robert
Houser.
Coffee will be served to the au-
dience between the first and sec
ond acts in the cafeteria of the
high school. Little Theater Off
GERS announced.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16
Mrs. Green Hostess
To Womun's College
Alumni Meeting

The Pascagoula- Moss Point
chapter of the Woman's College
Alumni held their regular meet
ing at the home of Mrs. L. E.
Green on Monday.
Mrs. P. J. Higginbotham, chair
man, was in charge of the pro-
gram. Mrs. Arthur Jones accom-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16

Rain totals as much as 200
inches 3 year in the tropical Anna
zon iungles.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16

vIvAcIoUS MARION WILL
son who was chosen from
among 500 actresses on Bread
way last year to receive the
award Of a years work with
Barter Theater will appear in
Barriers presentation of The
Importance of Being Earnest"
Wednesday night at the Pas
cagoula High school auditor
ium under the auspices of the
Paspoinf Little Theater.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-16

Be sure phone Is placed
securely on hook ofier eoeh
cell. Remeinber. one phone of
ihe hook fies Up on entire line.
Evening star., 1948-09-13
Your. TO, oo', 1890

kHAYBE once you only dreamed Of gorgeous.
~ eIonnorous "ot-home" fIotterers like these
only Ioneed to bosk in their cuddiy warmth,
Or parade in their siren sickness! But The
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Here for an incredibly low 1922 ore such
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-. cherished crush-resstont royon velvet hostess
gowns, in luscious eeesheII, pink, powder, plum,
royoI, kelly and black 90. femme fotoIe" royon
crepe hostess gowns, flashed with gold broid and
glin1merng sequns, in white, peacock, black and
red. You'll find all these treasures in misses sizes
10 to Is! And for the women we have prizes
too. eoId-broided royon crepe robes, in rich
eopen blue, glowing rec, in sizes 40 to "a! It's
chance you can't offord to miss 4. for pums
like these have way Of cropping up all too sell
donn13 So hurry in and take your. choice!
Q. 81 .si
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j. P. Ginkaus vadovaujama
Lietuviu Radio Draugija pir-
ma Kaledu diena rengia Kale-
dine programa, kuri bus per-
Quota is WWRL radio stoties
(1600 key gruodzio 25 diena,
2 val. p. p.
Programa truks visa valan-
da. Dalyvaus nesenai atvyku-
siQ tremtiniu grupe, vadovau-
jana dali. Vlado Vijeikio, kuri
vaidins kalediska vaizdeli.
Taip pat dalyvaus Violetos
Tomkiutes Pranckienes vado-
vaujamas Harmonious Ansam-
bills, tenoras AL. Vasiliauskas,
Brooklynieciu megiamas daini-
ninku trio = V. Bekeris, j. We
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vletai tuojau pat sustabdys lie
tuviq, latviu ir estu tautu mai
kinimo darba. Tremtiniu ese-
lonai kaip ejo taip ir els Sibi-
70 link. Juk dar nei vienam
amerikieciu ar anglu zurnalis-
tut nebuvo leista nuvykti j Lie
tuva pasiziureti, kas ten daro-
81 po sovietisko 'islaisvinimo"
Taigi ir Genocido Konvenciia
tue tarpu teturi tik moraline
reiksme, kaip ir patti UN kon-
ferencija bel UN organizaci.ja.
Bet visiskai nevertinti sito
susitarimo negalima. Kad So
vhtai buvo priversti toki SUI
sitarima priimti, tas rodo, kad
ir bolsevikai bio vieso viso pa
saulio pasmerkimo. Is kitos
puses = didzioji dauguma de-
mokratiniu ir laisve mylinciu
tautQ iesko budu pasauli gel
beti taikiu budu. Kovodamos
uz pavergtu tautu laisve, nora
bel teise pacioms apsispresti,
tos dorosios tautos parodo, kad
jei nori, gall ateiti
prie zmonisko tarptautinio ben
dradarbiavimo. Tx reikia at
sisakyti kick nuo savanaudis-
kumo ir bent kick suprasti XII
ta.
Ia prasme visas UN konfe-
rencijos darbas nebus visai vel
tut buves. Z. u.
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degys ir j. Dirgincius. Bus il
deklamaciju. Kalbetoju tarpe
numatomas prel. j. Balkunas.
Taigi, programa tikrai nu-
matoma nepaprasta, turininga
ir idomi. j. P. Ginkus ir jo
talkininkai verti pasveikinti uz
toki ,grazq pasiryzima. Linki-
me graziai ivykti! Toliau .gy-
venantieji pavydime, kad ne vi
81 galesime isgirsti ia grazu
parengima.
Uztat neabejojame, kad New
Yorke ir apylinkese nebus to-
kios lietuviskos seimos, kuri
Kaledq pirmaja diena 2 val. p.
p., neatsuktu savo radio ant
1900 kc bangos. -.
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Family Service Association

kur motina laikinai serga ar
jos visai nera,
Manu- prieziuros reikalams
pasenusiems zmonems,
Nanny patareju, padeti mo-
tlnoms padaryti buta malones-
nj gyventi.
Nera abejojimu, kad tokios
organizacijos darbas yra labai
naudingas ir grazus.
Vertetq ir lietuviu veikeioms
sla organizacija susidometi, TO-
Je dalyvauti. Gal daugeliui ir
lietuviQ tos organizacijos pa
tarnavlmas galetq butt naudin-
gas.
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Vlsl turime bedq. Kartais
susidorojame su jomis patys.
Kartais reikia patarimo... Ir to
patarimo kartais geriau yra
ieskoti uz seimos ribu, pas as
meni, kuris j reikala paziuretu
ne vienasaliskai, ir kuris ture-
tu patyrimo visokiuose atsiti-
kimuose.
Stai Sitokiems reikalams yra
susidariusi Clevelando Seimos
Pagalbos Draugija. JOS pirmi-
ninkas yra Edward T. Bartlett,
generaline sekretore - Helen
w. Hanchette. il turf Clevelan-
de net astuonias apylinkiu ras-
tines, neskaitant centrines.
J. Bendlerio rupesciu, teko
dalyvauti vieno is tos draugi
jos skyriu susirinkime, kuris
ivyko gruodzio 10 d., 1854 Euc-
lid Ave. Sio skyriaus vadove
yra Mrs. Sheldon, kurios ru-
pesciu susirinkimo dalyviai bu-
vo pavaiSinti ir iSklause pra-
neSimu apie draugijos darba.
Labai idomus pranesimas
buvo draugijos generalines Sc
kretores HELEN w. Hanchette,
kuri apipasakojo savo darbe
dienos eiga, is kurios aiskiau-
siai matyti, ka toji draugija
daro.
| draugija daugiausiai esa
kreipiamasi tokiais atsitiki-
mais:
l. Ivairus nemalonumai su
- darbe ar mamie,
tarp vyro ir zmonos, tarp tevu
If vaiku, tarp uosviu ir zentu
ar marciq ir IT,;
2. Ivairus vaiku auklejimo
1eblumai;
3. Sveikatos suirimai ir fl
1ansiniai sunkumai is to su-
'idarantieji;
4. Savijautos sunkumai i
7isiskas drasos, pasiryzimo ne
,ekimas, beviltiskas nusimini-
mas;
5. Darbo nebuvimas ar nepa-
,ogus darbas, kuris neduoda
CANA pragyvenimui ir seimos
slaikymui;
6. Manu- ukio bedos galu
III CALAIS nesuvedimas, klausi-
mai, kaip protingai suplanuoti
'eimos biudzeta, t n ka m s
naisto parinkimas ir gamini-
mas, ligoniu dietos,' buto susi-
varkymas ir tt.
7. Pinigines bedos = isiveli-
mas j skolas, neprotingos pa
,kolos, bendras nesugebejimas
SUI pinigais, nemoke-
imas sumazinti pragyvenimo
slaidas, laikinis finansines pa
ralbos reikale ir tt.
, Patyre zmones visais pana-
;iais reikalais duoda tinkamu
,atarimu. Tam tikslui draugija
,uri specialias tarnybas:
Seimos sugyvenimo reika-
ans,
Manu- prieziuros reikalams,
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Babilonas... Clevelande
TRYS DEsIMTYS KALBU.
TARP ~ IR LIETUVIsKA
kur tas "Babilonas"

| huI LAS baDlIOnaS
Ogi Berlitz'o kalbu mokyklo
Je. cia destoma ivairiausios
kalbos, isviso apie 80. Lietu
viz kalba tuo tarpu cia nedes
toma, bet jeigu atsirastu dau
giau mokiniu, il galetu bat
destoma, mes Clevelando Ber.
litz'o mokykloje yra vienas mo.
kytojas ir lietuvis. Tai Stepo.
mas Nasvytis, Lietuviu Trem.
tiniq Draugijos Clevelande pir.
mininkas.
Tiesa, jis tuo tarpu cia des-
to ne lietuviu, rusu kalba
Jau buvo paklausimas, ar ne
gallma butu ir lietuviu kalbos
mokytis. Mokyklos vadovybe
is principe sutiko, bet vienam
mokiniui tai iseina kick per
brangu. Gal ateityje atsiras
daugiau norinciQ, tai ir sally
gos gales butt lengvesnes.
Bet paprastai mokykloje sun
ku pastebeti dideli kalbu misi-
nj, nes kiekvienos kalbos pamo-
kos esti atskirai. Tx gruodzio
II diena buvo galima pajusti
ia tikra "Babilona" - kalbu
misini. Mes mokyklos vadovy-
be pakviete j vaises visus savo
mokytojus SUI zmonomis. Ka-
dangi beveik visi mokytojai
moko savo gimtaja kalba, tai
ir susirinko ivairiausiu tautu
atstovai.
Vakaro metu sveciai buvo pa
kviesti pasakyti sveikin m u S
savo kalba, arba savo destoma-
ia kalba. Pasipyle kalbos ang-
liskai, vokiskai, prancuziskai,
ispaniskai, italiskai, kiniskai,
japoniskai ir tt. Kadangi St.
Nasvyciui teko atstovauti savo
destomaja kalba, tai lietuvis-
kai prabilti buvo pakviesta Ju-
zefa Nasvytiene. il pasake kali
ba, o paskui ir padainavo lie
tuviskai "Ilgiausiu metu' ir
pora lietuviSkq dainu, kurios
visiems labai patiko.
Pasirodo, kad dabartiniais
laikais kalbq sumaisymas jau
ne visada zmones venus nuo
kitu skiria. Cia visi ivairiu
tautu atstovai labai puikiai jau-
test, susidraugavo ir vieni XII
tus kick arciau pazino.
Berlitz'o mokykla, duodama
progos iSmokti amerikieciams
svetimu kalbu, drauge supazin-
dina mokinius ir SUI kitty tautu
kultura, suartina SUI kitais pa
saulio kraStais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-17
IN ker|noSius pasibaige

Beveik iris menesius uztru
kusl United Nations konferen
ciJa Paryziuje pasibaige. Pa
cla paskutine konferencijos die
na padarytas reiksmingas nu
tarlmas priimti Genocidt
Konvencija. Kas ia konvenci
ia?
Jau keleta kartu skaityto
jams minejau, kad sios UN
konferencijos bene patys svar.
blausi darbai buvo, tai Tarp.
tautinio zmogaus Teisiu Statu.
to isnagrinejimas ir priemimas
ir. Genocido Konvencijos pasi-
rasymas. Xxi paskutiniuju die
nu vyko kieti ir astrqs gincai
Atrode, kad nieko nebus lai-
meta. +. Bet paskutinemis die
nomis darbai tick pasistumejo
j prick, kad Genocido Konven-
CHA galejo butt galutinai ap-
tarta ir priimta.
Genocido konvencija draudzia
naikinti tautas, vykdyti masis-
kas zudynes, persekioti tauti-
mes bendruomenes del rasiniu,
tikybiniu ar politiniu isitikini-
mq. Tarptautiniu susitarimu
toks tautiniq bendruomeniu ar
istisQ tautu naikinimas laiko-
mas nusikaltimu. Nusikaltusi
tauta yra pasmerkiama ir UN
jai taiko moralines, juridines,
ekonomines sankcijas, O jei yra
reikalo ir militariskai veikia.
Toks keliais zodziais atrodo
tarptautinis susitarimas del pa
sauly vykstancio masinio tau
tu naikinimo.
BalsavO ir rusai
Aisku, kaip ir reikejo lauk-.
ii, daugiausiai prizes konvencija
priesinosi rusai. Siuo metu
vyksta pats didziausias visu
laiku Pabaltijo tautu naikini-
mas. Rusai istisus simtus TUX
stanciu nekaltu lietuviu, latviu,
estq treme ir tebetremia ST.
biro sritis, kur nelaimingieji
tremtiniq ir vergQ mirtimi uz-
baigia kanciu pilna gyvenima.
Kaip apskaiciuojama, siuo
metu Rusijos vergu stovyklo-
Sc esama apie 20 milijonu YER
gu ir nezinomu kankiniu. Tai
gi, tokia konvencija rusams ne
prize Strides.
Ir kitur siuo metu pasireis-
kia nusikaltimu prizes Genocido
Konvencija. Pavyzdziui vos tik
gimusi Indijos valstybe tuojau
simtus tukstanciq muzulmonq
masiskai pradejo naikinti, vien
del to, kad muzulmonai ispazi-
sta kitoki tikejima, negu pa
tys indai.
Bet Genocido Konvencija bu-
vo galutinese saskaitose priim-
ia vienbalsiai. Nelauktai (ais-
ku propagandos reikalu) uz
konvencija balsavo ir rusai.
Taigi ir jie prizes pasauli nori
parodyti, kad ''kovoja" uz tau
tu teises .pacioms apsispresti
del savo gyvenimo ir teisiq. ;.
Pietu Afrikos Sajunga, Saliva
doras ir ]Cista Rica susilaike
nuo balsavimo. Taigi 55 vals-
tybes vienbalsiai prieme istori-
nj nutarima, draudzianti masis-
kas zudynes ir tautu naikini-
mus, TERMINUS ir persekioji-
mus. Tai tikrai istorines reik-
smes nutarimas. Deja, dar
ilgai reikes laukti, kol grazus
zodziai ir konvencijos pasizade-
jimai bus praktiskai vykdomi.
Laisve uz durq
Genocido Konvencija buvo
pasirasyta su graziomis iskil-
memis. Tai pats didziausias
UNI konferencijos moralinis lai-
mejimas. Neziurint kieto So
vietq priesinimosi iris meme
sius diena is dienos buvo svar-
stomi paragraphs po paragrafo
~ sovietamS niekO kitO nebeli-
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KALEDQ RADIO PROGRAMA
By COLLIE R
NEW YORKE

RENGIA J. P. GINKAUS VADOVAUJAMA LIETUVIU
RADIO DRAUGIJA
Evening star., 1948-09-26
FLAT FEET,
RED FACES
Being a cop isn't the easiest
job in the world. Get a load of
these embarrassing moments =.

TNFoRcINc the law is only part of cops job But
IL even when attending strictly to the law, COD
can expect only the unexpected These stories prove it.
No Jackpot. A drunk was sentenced to night in
the Rock Springs, Wyo., jug. There some trouble
about getting him out in the morning, however
because it seems that the prisoner had mistaken the
lock for slot machine and had jammed it so full of
nckels that he had to be extricated with hacksaw
Surprise. Then there was the Denver traffic COD
who repeatedly chalked for overparking car left
the street. He let go at that because I'VE had
bigger job on hand - the Chandler disappearance"
After several days he had the hauled to the sta
ton house. He discovered it belonged to Chandler
He also found that it contained Chambers body.
Ticket Specialist. A Boise Ida, motorcycle COP
developed reputation for handing out tickets. One
day he met his match. "Whatcha name?" he snarled
at his latest prey. "Aloise Zachary Artaxerxes Mef
genthenwallerberry said the meek little man behind
the wheel. He got off with lecture.
It's Fun. policewoman in Cleveland got particu-
larly pleasing assignment one morning. She was to
arrest certain gentleman for non-pament of ali
mony. He was her own husband. She got him.
Basement Barrase. A Philadelphia patrolman got
call from his wife one day There was burglar or
madman in the cellar, she sad and he was shooting
With several of his fellows the patrolman dashed
home They drew their guns, crept down the cellar
stairs - and were met by hail of bottle caps from
too-yeasty crop of root beer. ELIZABETH HULL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-10-25
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYSVHLE.

the rooms. The next meeting
will be held Oct. 26.
Ola Podrida
The Ola Podrida club met
Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Lawrence Wallace. The
president, Mrs. Della Payne, pre-
sided at the meeting. The pro-
gram follows: music, by the club
Religions of the Ancient
World, The Celts", by Mrs.
George Ingraham; Current To-
PICS, Mrs. Warren Lincoln; a
short business meeting.
Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Chapel, Thursday evening at
the Park Hotel in Magnetic
Springs. The dinner was in ho-
nor of Mr.. and Mrs. ChappePs
wedding anniversary.
Personals
Mr.. Dwight Keller and son
Jimmy of Lebanon spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark
attended Crosley dealers ban
quet and entertainment in Gin
cinatti, Wednesday.
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Wedding Anniversary

wedding anniversary
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Blain
Clevenger's forty-third wedding
anniversary and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Linsey, first wedding
anniversary, both on the Oct. l8,
the following guests gathered on
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clevenger to help them cele-
brate. Those present was the Host
and Hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. Blain
clevenger, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Linsey and Mr.. Rea of
Lunda. Mr.. and Mrs. John Gle
Mrs. Harry Clevenger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Peacock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eastman, wishing both
couples many more happy years
together.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clevengers forty-seventh we'd
ding anniversary on the 9Th OF
Oct. their children and families
and number of other relatives
gathered at their home on Sun
day the 10th of Oct. to help them
celebrate and wishing them many
more happy years together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva McAdar and
Mr.. and Mrs. Price of Lima called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Guy VanAtta
Sunday afternoon and Mrs. Paul
Davis and daughter Dianne OF
Plain City were their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Hall call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Neil OF
Redwood the past week and al
so on Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hall
and Mr.. and Mrs. Merideth Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy VanAtta were
Sunday dinner guests of their
sister-in-law, Mrs. Laura Rine'
hart and Mrs. Emma Engle o1
Creston Hull and daughter Betty
of Claibourne.
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The following ambulance trips
were made by Willard Winter
over the weekend.
Mrs. Herman Feasel and son
from San Antonia Hospital in
Kenton to home in Peoria Satur-
day.
Mrs. Verle Polling from San
Antonia Hospital to home 4 miles
west of Raymond Saturday.
The following ambulance trips
were made over the weekend by
William H. Faulkner:
Mrs. E. A. Hanna and baby son,
from White Cross hospital to
home at 100 Elwood ave., Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Frank Rausch, from Jane
Case hospital in Delaware to
home on the Weaver rd., Sunday.