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PARK CITY SECTION
Annual Christmas
Party Held By Park
City Garden Club

Park City. Dec. 15.-The Park
City Garden club met Thursday
afternoon at the hall for their
annual Christmas party and cleo
ton of officers. Mrs. Edward
Story was reelected president,
Mrs. E. H. Reimann, vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. Allen Hansford
reelected secretary-treasurer. Re-
ports were given for the year.
Mrs. Edward Story and Mrs.
P. w. Roberts were hostesses and
a two-course lunch was served at
a long table decorated with
Christmas candles and miniature
Santa Claus. and at each place
a silvered pine cone was used as
a candle stick. An exchange OF
gifts followed the lunch. Mrs.
Herman Harding was a guest of
the club.
Last Sunday Mrs. Sol Richter
entertained at a birthday dinner
at her home. Out of town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Amend
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Kober of
Billings. and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Kober of Columbus.
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Football Players
HOnOred Thursday

Park City, Dec. 15.-The Park
CITY football players yer enter
tanned Thursday evening at the
hall with their mothers as hos
tesses.
The seasons players were AL
vim Kober, Bob Wagner, Harry
Matthias. Dick Kaiser. Ralph
Mehling. Bud Kober, Jack Kober,
Fred Matthias. Donald Hedges,
Clarence Minch. Vincent Con-
zales. Calvin Grubs and Henry
Weischenfelder.
Other guests besides the play
ers parents were Supt. and Coach
w. F. Truckner and Mrs. Truck
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Jacob
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Hell
geson. School trustees present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Whit
canack and Allen Lierow; and
Rev. A. NJ. Bachanz, clerk, and
Mrs. Bachanz; football managers
Jerry Roth, Jerry Hume and
Wayne Hedges.
The dinner was served by high
school girls.
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Due to the loss of the local
gymnasium by fire last March,
the Park City basketball teams
coached by Supt. w. F. Truckner
and Leroy Jacobson have been
practicing or the Columbus and
Laurel floors. The opening game
was played in Belfry with a vic
tory for Park City. Tuesday
night they played in Absarokee
and were defeated 55 to 81. On
Friday night they went to Rob-
erts and won 35 to "a. Satur-
day night the Panthers went to
Red Lodge and lost to Carbon
high 81 to 81. Ralph Mehling
was high scorer with II points.
The Band Mothers club met
Wednesday night at the school
house. Following the business
meeting a Christmas party was
held and lunch was served.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid held
their Christmas party in the
church parlors Wednesday. A
Christmas play was given with
the following members in the
cast: Mrs. Sol Richter, Mrs.
Sam Sitzman. Mrs. Jake Benner,
Conrad Krieger. Mrs. Levin
Mrs. Emil Kober. Mrs.
Henry Roth. Mrs. A. M. Bachanz
and Mrs. Fred Meinhardt.
Mrs. John Fry was hostess to
her club Tuesday in honor of
Mrs. Thomas Story's birthday.
Guests were Mrs. w. F. Adams,
Mrs. Stanley Pearsall. Mrs. Dick
Vandenburg. Mrs. Allen Lierow,
Mrs. Allen Whitcanack. Mrs.
Harold Fink and Mrs. Basil Hell
geson.
Mrs. R. w. Davis went to
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Charles Eastlick
Heads Park City
Rod and Gun Club

Park City. Dec. 15.-The Park
City Rod and Gun club held their
annual oyster supper and cleo
ton of officers on Monday. Dec.
6. Charles Eastlick who has
been vice president was elected
president, w. F. Truckner, vice
president. and S. T. Flood. sec
retary-treasurer.
The club presented Harry
Sands with an award for catch
ing the largerst trout in the
I94S season. and Oliver Kober
was given an award for shooting
the largest number of fish ducks.
About 60 members attended the
supper which was prepared by
the men and served by the 194S
officers wives. who were Mrs.
w. F. Adams, Mrs. Stanley Pear
sail and Mrs. Charles Eastlick.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Mosier
went to Big Timber Sunday to
spend several days with their
daughters. Mrs. H. Esp and Mrs.
Robert Nunlev and families.
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Bozeman Saturday to spend sew
eral days with her brother,
Mayor C. w. Sorenson and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Cain en-
tertained at a pot-luck dinner
Friday evening. Neighbors pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. C. Y.
Mosier. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hard
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from a Billings hospital where
she was under medical treatment
for several DAYS.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26
Savannah, Georgia
Barbed Wire Surgeon

CONTINUED from Page 21)
brothers, refugees from CzechO-
sIOvakia, stalwart Ben Hessen-
berger, carabaO drOver refugee
from Germany; swaybacked Cap
tain BennisOn. They didn't know
it, but they were attending their
last YOm Kippur service on this
earth"
One important theme developed
in BARRED WIRE SURGEON
carried tremendous impact for all
of us today. DR.. Weinstein de-
scribes the remarkable degree of
unity achieved by the prison camp
inmates when the oppression by
the Japanese was at its height.
Differences of color, creed, nation
atty and military rank are for
gotten as the prisoners unite
against the hated prison guards
and help each other in the almost
hopeless battle for survival. When
the Japanese ease their barbarity,
the food becomes better, recreation
is provided and the prisoners are
no longer faced each day with the
desperate choice of life or death,
their sense of togetherness is lost.
AS they get their strength back
petty pickering breaks out among
them, color lines are drawn once
again, religious differences become
apparent and officers once more
begin to "pull rank"
This is the sort of lesson that
can't be taught too often in our
postwar world. 1t comes with
particular timeliness and emphasis
from a veteran with three Presi-
Dental Citations, the Bronze Star
and numerous other military dec
OratiOns.
Just a word of warning to you
who plan to pick up the book and
casually read it for a few min
ltes. 1t just can't be done. The
stirring excitement generated in
the pages of BARRED WIRE
SURGEON will carry you along
until you have read it all the way
through. It's that kind of book.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26
Jewish Agency Files New Charges
Of Arab Aggression at U. n.

is directed from the capitals of
Arab states and melted and GEAR
ried on by the Arab governments
''who are emboldened by the grow
ing uncertainty of the implementa-
ton of the General Assembly's
partition resolution" The docu-
ment, which is directed to the Pal
estine Commission and the Secur-
ity Council, added: without the
manpower, funds and equipment
supplied by foreign governments,
the disturbances in Palestine,
where the bulk of the Arab popu-
lation has shown little disposition
for conflict, would have never be-
come a major military ISSUE"
It pointed out that the task be-
fore the United Nations is to Sc
cure the observance of the United
Nations Charter by those of it's
member states who are employing
the threat and use of force in their
international relations. The mem
orandum, a supplement to the
Agency's indictment against the
Arab states made on February 2,
includes 16 pages of photographs
and Arabic newspaper clippings to
substantiate the charges directed
against the governments of the
Arab League.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26

LAKE SUCCESS (JTA)-The
Jewish Agency submitted new
memorandum to the United Ma
lions this week charging that
Arab aggression against Palestine
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
n. Little Rock live:


Gerald Dotson
What happened to Joe A. and
B. Williams? Is it all over? 1890.
Who was the fine Queen Cledis
j. was buzzing at the game? Who
knows? - Frieda Lee is N. L..
R. Pin-up Girl SO hear .-..... Well,
well Rosa B has found new love
too bad for somebody ...... Fair
est w is added to the broken heart
list. Too bad ....... What is Vivian
d doing now? Playing cool, Jack
.,...... Old love never dies, right
Bettye, .- Earsie Greenwood is
worth watching, girls ,..... Special
"A basketball star of Jones team,
s II" Senior Apply Senior Glass.
.... Naomi M. and Rudy are taxi
ing life easy .. Joe Ella A has
found new love, to bad for some
body . Playboy Sunset is re-
firing soon. BE alert and see what
gives
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27

Mrs. Wells will be accompanied
by Mrs. M. L. williams. This Re-
cital is presented by the Allison
Presbyterian Church Choir -
Among the selections that will be
rendered is included: "The Song
Thrush, a whis'tling tune which
is q feature by Mrs. Wells that
Little Rocks music lovers have
been waiting to hear. The singer
did not know she possessed such
talent. 1t was discovered in her
incidentally. One day she was at
tending one Of the great Musical
Conservatives in Chicago and
during the change of class periods
her teacher heard her whis'tling'
and told her that Whis'tling was
an art like other arts and pre-
vailed upon her to enter this
class in whis'tling.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
PSc Trounces

The Philander Smith College
Panthers humbled Carver YMC
A. Basketeers 63-37 on February
II, at Jones Hi in North Little
Rock. The ~" lead the Panthers
until the half after which the
Panthers took the winning edge
High point men for Philander,
Capt Young with 81 points, Pitt
man with II points. High point
men for the "Y", M. z. Easter
with 10 points, and M T. Easter
with points, The Panthers will
tangle with Tennessee State at
the Robinson Auditorium, March
S, l948 The Panthers have play
ed total of II games winning 8
and losing 3.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27

cost of moving the building and
900 When completed will be val-
re-erecting is approximately SIS,
ued at $65,000. Philander Smith
College was founded in 1868 and
is now operating under the aus
pices of the General Board of the
financed by funds of the church,
Methodist Church. The College is
from individuals who have inter-
est in the work of the church and
the education of Negro Youth.
Philander Smith College is ap-
proved by the Association of AM
eriean Colleges.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
Miller Funeral Nome

Mfs. Plnkin Norman-Miller, II
Woodson, died at her home Feb
ruary 10. She is survived by Five
Sisters and Four Brothers Fu-
neral services were held Tuesday
at 1900 at First Baptist Church
in Woodson. Burial in Woodson
Cemetary by Miller Funeral
Home.
Mrs. Mamie billiard, Of Tie Plant.
died at her home Feb. 11st. She
is survived by Two Daughters.
One Sister, Five Grand Children,
One Great Grand Child. Funeral
arrangements will be announced
by Miller Funeral Home.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
PSC To Observe
ounders Day
March 25th

Philander Smith College to OBJ
serve March %, l948 as Founders
Day. On that day the faculty and
student body is working hard to
raise enough money to open Stu
dent Union Building, ii will con-
tain a cafeteria and a social hall
on the first floor, and club rooms
for men and women on the second
floor. President Harris, was able
to secure the former Headquarters
OF the Commanding General at
Camp Robinson to be moved to
the campus for this purpose. The
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
Or Arlington At Bethel


The Girl Scouts are working
hard to dispose of their cookies
We are still asking that you help
as much as possible in this cookie
campaign. By buying one package
of cookies from, Girl Scout, you
are helping a Girl Scout 60 TO
support to the campaign will be
greatly appreciated.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
In Palm Sunday
Recital

The public Of Little Rock will
look with joy TO Palm Sunday,
for Mrs. Verna Wells, Mezxo So
prano will appear in a Voice Re-
cital at the Allison Presbyterian
Church, 9Th and Gaines streets.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
Returns From St. Louis
~ Night Hawks Club

With Charles Johnson and Ocue Jones hosts the Twenty
One Night Hawks Club weekly meeting Monday night
interesting the offices declared vacant
O. Burgess appointed chairman and the following Off
the ensuing Dewitt Davis president
Cleveland Jones, president Dr. O. B. White secretary c.
Franklin Brown assistant secretary Theodore Nelson treas
Riley John, sergeant and r. r. (Sug JONES'
porter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
Organizes Juvenile Department

Organizes Juvenile Department
The Queen Chapter of OES at the Grand
Hail. February organize the Juvenile Department of OES
Masonic work Mary j. Kelley elected Royal
Queen Sister Matte NJ Sanders Royal Secretary Jr Brother
A Caldwell Royal Joshuas. February TO- the committee
the hall and worked the Bylaws and Constitution
the Juniors which effect immediately Daisy NJ
Long RCM b. Boden RGP Katie b. Moore, RIGS Daisy Lee
Bates, RGR
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
c. M. Lee, pastor, Cynthia Williams, reporter.
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
The Arkansas Baptist College choir will be presented in
program Sunday night Mt Pleasant Baptist Church.
18th and Ringo streets.
Twill Do Club

Twill Do Club
The Twill Do Club with Mrs. Sammie Cudgle, 1912
West 17h street After business session. delightful dinner
served Then five games of Progressive Whist played
first second and third prizes by Mines Ruby Jackson
Davis Pryor and Hattie Jones Mrs Areha Bennett guest
for the evening Our social meeting will be held today at 1921
State Street Mrs Ruby Jackson hostess Mrs. Cleveland
president Bessie Hamilton reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
Metropolitan Baptist Church

Metropolitan Baptist Church enjoyed high services sun
Morning subect: The Secret of Success in the Lord
Work. evening subject The Power Of Prayer Sunday is Raj
y day invited help put the program Rev
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
jolly Neiqhbors Club

The jolly Neighbors Club sponsored by Mrs b. T. Bal
lard 1913 W. goth had wonderful repast Our vice
president left Immediately for Detroit Michigan The club
beautiful gift The meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs Ellis 1921 W. 18th St Mrs K b. Moore president Mrs
Gertrude Newman, reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
Arkansas State College Choir

Arkansas State College Choir
The Arkansas State College Alumni Club of
Rock will present A&N College choir musical
ganza in Dunbar Hi School Auditorium Friday night March
IL sl5 This of musicians led by outstanding
sonaliy Mr. Loveace The thinking
collect funds to provide financial aid for deserving young
man or woman in the form of grant help deay
OF education The cooperation every citizen
Rock is solicited to make this effort the
tation OF those that mplementing it. T. r. Beon.
p w. Club
Mrs Pearl Jones' reelected representative and will
leave August 1S attend the National meeting
Omaha, Nebraska from % tos 2S
Juvenile Board Meets
The Grand Juvenile Department of the M w King David
Grand Lodge AF&AM and the Queen Esther Chapter
the OES in the Jurisdiction it's board meeting
NJ M Souder, GF A. Caldwell CIV Advisor Walter E. Long
GJ Patron, Henry CALDWELL GIMP Clyde Gpson Sentinel
After it's opening RMGM and explained
duties of officer She hoping juveniles to
sent to the Grand Lodge at its meeting
to have enjoyed her short talk. Mrs. M Souder GFS
Guests From Chicago
Dr. and Mrs Paul Barnes Chicago who are motoring to
Hot Springs to attend the stopped Rock Saturday
evening They were entertained the home Pearl c.
Jones' The out oftown guests of Fort Smith,
Miss Eva Hines of Texaana Ulysses of Hot Springs
-,
Or Abingdon At Bethel .v
Dr. c. w. Arlington Nashville Tennessee Department Of
Christian Education of the AME Church preach at Bethel
AME Church. 9th and Broadway. Sunday IL am Pictures
will be made OF the congregation and all departments Of the
church. He will address the Sunday School at $50 4 m
cordial invitation is extended to ALL n
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
Hawkett Club

The Hawkett Club at the Club 905 ID Gaines
street. February 7h The meeting opened by the pres-
Three of Progressive Whist played Mrs. Mary
Allen first prize Mrs Freeda Brown second The hostess
delecable epast The next meeting
will be held the clubroom March 2nd with Mrs May Miller
Mrs Freeda Brown president Mrs Adde Nelson
porter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
ALPHA MU ETA

observance National Finer Womanhood Week
by Alpha Mp Zea and Tau Chapters of Zeta Phi Beta Soror
eliminated with Vesper Services Wesley Chapel Sunday
The speaker Soror E. Juan Tate discussed Womanhood
apprecatve audience of Zeta friends
fellow Greeks attended the service and thoughuy follow
ed Soror Tae impressive address she paid tribute to Wo
manhood and cited examples of the educational So
ca and political frontiers open today compared
of the past At the close of the Vesper
Hour honored the palatial home OF
Curtis Marshall Presiding the table
which pcuesquey adorned with the Zea color scheme OF
blue and white Soros Parr and Roundtree Sorors
Waugh gracously received the guests whom
fellow Greeks all joining the Zetas in extending
hospitality typical of city Soor
Gillespie committee be commended for their
spenddy planned program activities for the celebration of
National Finer Womanhood Week.
Returns From St. Louis
Mrs. A. Holmes 1902 High returned Sunday
Mo- where she spent week at the bedside OF
her niece Mrs Esther White Mrs Holmes reports that Mrs
White is improving rapidly
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
PhiIander Smith College

Phander Smith College
DR.. NJ Lafayette Harris, president Phlander Smith Col
ege attending meeting of the Committee General Con-
Legislation Methodist Church. followed by the
annual 3day meeting of the General Board of Education DR.
Harris is the Negro Representative of both bodies
Allison Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening" at T. 80, the Allison Presbyterian Church
public the films double features Africa
Alaska These pictures will be shown by the Rev. NJ
Brooks Missionary of the Board of National Missions and
graduate Of Lincoln University Pa Rev. F. Hender
son. pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
PSC DOWNS ARKANSAS STATE

Phander Smith College basketball team ran over Arkansas
College Tuesday night Jones Hi gym, North Little Rock
The Panhes steadily pushing their to the top witt
10 the Young high point man with tota
of q points The Panthers will meet Wherefore Church Wed
nesday night in the Jones Hi gym.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
In Recital

In Recital
Mr. and Mrs c. A. Taylor viii be presented in reel
Arch Street Baptist Church. Sunday evening at g. The
is sponsored by the Royal Circle Mission Sisters OF Arch
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27

ARTIFICIAL FLOWER SHOP Carnations and other
Corsaqes Restye and Trim Hats - Pocket Books to
Match Mrs. P " Robinson 1913 Rice ST., Phone 23560
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
The IL Arts Club

The II Arts Club met last Wednesday with
Reeves 905 Brown street delicious luncheon
Members present were: Mines, II. Mosely, d. d. Jam
p Wade L. ing Cade, II. Murchison and M. Smith
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-02-27
The CMC Club

The CMC Club met last week with Mrs. Edna Mae Snltf
1924 18th Mrs Moons has improved somewhat
the elected lovely repast was serve
by the hostess Mrs. w. NJ. Murphy president.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-08
BIuft0n Meters To
Defend FiFtdIdy Titles

Saturday, July 10th will open the
Second Annual Findlay Open Tennis
Tournament to be held at the Dom
nell Courts in Findlay. Tournament
play will be held on the weekends
of July 10-11 and July 16-17-18.
Registration is open to anyone living
within a forty mile radius of Find
lay. Registrations will close We'd
nesday, July T.
Defending champions from 1947
are: mems singles, Dave Scudder,
Bowling Green State University, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Scudder, Bluff
ton; mems doubles, Woodrow Little
and Dale Reichenbach, Bluffton Ten
mis- Club; women's singles, Rowena
Solt, Findlay, junior singles, Bill
Wadsworth, Findlay; junior doubles,
Bill Wadsworth and Dick Barrett,
Findlay.
Winners of the various divisions
will be eligible to participate in the
Aquarama Tennis Tournament in
Toledo during the latter part of
July.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-08
LEAGUE STANDING
CAS- of July ~
MINOR LEAGUE

Games Last Week
Sportsmen 6, College 8
Tool Room s, Swank a
Sportsmen 6, Swank /
College 7, Swank 6
Tool Room 10, Sportsmen 8
Scuds 8, Stokers Z
Coming Games
Wed. July 7
Tool Room VS. College
Sportsmen VS. Swank
Thursday, July 8
Tool Room VS. Swank
Sportsmen VS. College
Friday, July 8
Stokers VS. Corkscrews (2)
FLA VS. Scuds ~
Monday, July II
- Mennonite VS. First Reformed
Methodist VS. Presbyterian
Tuesday, July 13
Stokers VS. Scuds
FLA VS. Corkscrews
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-08
BLuftOn May Join
NelC College Loop

Bluffton college is considering
membership in a proposed seven
school athletic conference, with final
decision to be made at organization
al meeting of the league August 8
at the Harding hotel in Marion.
Listed as prospective members of
the new conference are five Ohio and
two Indiana small colleges.
They include Bluffton, Cedarville,
Defiance, Ashland, Rio Grande,
Huntington colleges and Taylor uni
versity.
At recent meeting in CedarviIle
to discuss organizational prospects,
Coach A. C. Burcky of Bluffton COL
lege met with representatives of the
five Ohio schools.
Should organization be completed,
conference competition would begin
with the 1949 football season.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-08
ROckpOrt

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barnett and
two children of Wooster spS1t from
Friday night until Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Marshall and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Whistler.
Mrs. Ernest Freet will be hostess
to the WSCS of the Methodist church
Thursday afternoon, July Is. The pro-
gram follows: Worship Service, Mrs.
Louella Van Alta; Leader of Pro-
gram-Theme "His Way in Poland" !"
Mrs. Charles Van Meter; Special
Feature, Mrs. David Zimmerman.
Mrs. Henry Wilson is spending a
couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs,
Delmer Reagan in Dayton, while Mr..
Reagan is in Seattle, Wash, on a
business trip.
Miss Gail Parmenter of Lima was a
Saturday dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Marshall and their week
end gusts, the Whislers of Oceanside,
Calf, and the Barnetts of Wooster.
The local Presbyterian Missionary
society will observe Guest Day in the
home of Mrs. J. o. Cupp with Miss
Edythe Cupp as assistant hostess,
Wednesday afternoon of next week.
Members of the Bluffton society will
be guests. The program will open
with devotions by Mrs. Walter Cupp.
The speaker will be Mrs. Forrest
Lewis of the Rockford church, form
er Presbyterial President and now
Synodical Sec'y. for Missions, who
will give resume of the recent Syn
odical meeting held in Wooster. The
program will close with the Year
Book of Prayer by Mrs. F. c. Mar
shall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Everett spent
the week end with their daughter,
Mrs. Asa Houtz and family of Wa
pakoneta.
| Miss Margery Kurtz of Mich. has
been the guest of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lentz, the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Charles Van Meter was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lee Bar
tells in Columbus over the Fourth.
Mrs. Alvin Whistler spent the past
week with her sister, Mrs. Will Hall
in Harrod and Miss Gail Parmenter
and other relatives in Lima.
Mr.. d. C. Campbell represented the
local church at meeting of Presby-
terry in Columbus Grove, Tuesday.
Rev. E. N. Bigelow, pastor of the
Bluffton- Rockport churches, presided
as moderator of Lima Presbytery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Underwood
left last week for Chicago where he
will complete his G. I. training course
in refrigeration in the next four
weeks.
Mr.. Kenneth Shilling, who is at
tending the II. of Toledo this summer,
spent the week end with his former
army buddy, Robert Marshall.