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Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10
Camera Picks Up
COiOrs We Can't See
BY ALTON L. BLAKESLEE


Associated Press Science Reporter
ROCHESTER, N. Y. - (H) ~
Color pictures pick up one color
that many people never see-the
blueness Of shadows on clear sunny
days. The shadow of a tree, out in
the open, will show this blue. The
tree is lighted by the sun. But the
shadow is lighted by reflected light
from the sky. And this skylight is
blue.
A red brick wall, rejecting red
light, may gipe the shadow a red
dish tinge. Shadows take on differ
ent cOlOrs depending upon what
color of reflected light is striking
the shadOWed area. This little-Ob-
served delicacy of cOlOring by ma
ture is described by Ralph NJ. Ev-
ans, an authority on color of the
Eastman Kodak Company, in a new
book, "An Introduction to Color
(John Wiley & Sons, So.
A shadow on a white surface on
a clear sunny day will be found to
match the sky, he points out. If
there are isolated clouds, rejecting
the sunlight, they mix sunlight
with the blue in the shadow. The
color Of the shadow is far less blue.
With many scattered clouds, the
light intensity may become quite
high in he shadows, and be the
same color as the sun.
I'VE tend merely to assume that
colors are what we think they are
and do not verify our assumptions.
II people lock more carefully at
cOlors, they will be surprised at
what they see," Evans writes.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10
CHRISTIAN. SCIENCE SOCIETY
Branch Of The First Church Of Christ
Scientist, ln Boston, Mass.
Meets in Milford Grange Hall
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER II

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER IL
The subject Of the Lesson-sermon
in the Christian Science Society,
tian Science Society, V. 1. A..
Building, RehObOth Beach, will be:
Substance"
Morning Service and Sunday
School are at 11:00 a. m.
Golden. Text: Romans 8:24, 25.
We are saved by hope: but hope
that is seen is not hope: for what
a man seeth, why doth he yet hope
for? But if we hope for that we
see not, then do we with patience
wait for it.
A Bible citation from the Les
son Sermon is Daniel 1927; 4:3):
And the kingdom and dominion,
and the greatness of the kingdom
under the whole heaven, shall be
given to the people of the saints
Of the most High, whose kingdom
is an everlasting kingdom, and all
dOminiOns shall serve and obey
him. How great are his signs!
and how mighty are his wonders!
his kingdom is an everlasting king
dom, and his dominion is from gen.
GRAFTON to generation.
A correlative passage from the
Textbook Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy is: (p. 468). Substance
is that which is eternal and incap-
able of discOrd and decay. Truth,
Life, and Love are substance, as
the Scriptures use this word in He
breWs: "The substance of things
hoped for, the evidence of things
not seen."
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10
CALVARY METHODIST CHURCH
"Tbe Community Church
REV. DAVID w. BAKER, B. D., MiHi5te1
Church Phone 526W
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12

10000 a. m.-Church School.
"Barnabas, a Good Mar" Glasses
for the entire family. Now that the
vacation period is over let us bring
our family to the church school
hour John Wilkins, General Su-
perintendent.
11:00 a. m.-MOrning Worship.
Both the Adult and Youth ChOirs
will occupy their places and will
sing. The pastor will preach on
the subject, Dangerous Living"
Parents wishing to attend the
morning service may leave their
children in the nursery. Circle No.
in charge.
1880 p. m.-Evening Service. The
pastor desires to make these ser
vices as helpful as possible. A song
service will proceed the meditation
by the pastor on the subject "The
Light of the World" This is the
first Of a series of Sunday evening
meditations on the general theme,
"The Sacred Symbols in the Cos
pels." Do not miss any of these
messages.
Monday, September 13
1880 p. m.-The officers and tea
chers of the basement under the
leadership of Mrs. Edith Niblett
will meet in the basement of the
church. This is a very important
meeting. Plans for the fall and
winter work will be discussed.
500 p. m.-The BykOta Bible
Glass will meet at the parsonage.
All members are invited to attend.
Tuesday, September IA
500 p. m.-The Late Disciple
Bible Glass will hold its monthly
meeting.
Wednesday, September Is
700 p. m.-YOuth Choir. Those
between 12 and Is who desire to
help in the music program are in
vited to attend.
800 D. m.-Adult Choir.
The entire musical program un-
der the direction of John Prick.
The pastor of the church is as
near to you as your phone. If you
need his services call him like you
would your physician.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10
CHURCHES TN MILFORD
THE AVENUE METHODIST
CHURCH
"Ths House Of HaBbiBs55"
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER u

9:45 a. m.-SessiOn Of Church
School. Closely graded lessons for
all ages. Wilson SOckrider, Su-
perintendent.
1900 a. Morning Worship
Reverend DisstOn w. Jacobs, for
mer pastor Of this church and now
of Rehoboth, will be the minister
for the service.
The Junior Choir members met
Wednesday for rehearsal and a So
eiaI time. They will sing for the
first time this fall on World Wide
Communion Sunday, October 2.
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PENTECOSTAL FOUR SQUARE
CHURCH
Marshall Street
Rev. Chas. G. Huntington, Pastor

Rev. Chas. G. Huntington, Pastor
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER IL
300 p. m.-Sunday School. Lar
will Harrington, Superintendent.
800 p. m.-WOrship Service.
1880 p. m.-YOung Peoples Ser
vice.
500 p. m.-EVangelistic Services.
There will be a revival at the
church on Marshall Street on Sun
day, August %. Everybody well
come to come and worship the
Lord with us.
Rev. Nancy and L. S. Miller Of
Lakeland, Florida, will be in
charge.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10

According to, legend the stimu-
lating effect Of coffee was accident
~ discovered by an Ethiapion
priest who noted that a flock Of
goats ate some of the berries and
then neglected their proper sleep.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
"The Friendly Church"
HAPpy F CRPwP P0sfor

IIHNNI p NNEWEl W9FUF
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
1O:OO a. m.-Bible School.
l1:00 a. m.-MOrning Worship.
Holy Communion.
$3.50 p. m.-YOung Peoples Eel
lOwship Supper.
1880 p. m.-Old Fashioned Cos
pei Hour. Sermon, Five Re
wards"
Week Day Services
500 p. m, Wednesday-Praye
and Praise.
1880 D. m, Saturday-YOuth Cen
ter.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

"The Church on the Plaza"
REV. JOHN M. DECHANT. Minister
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER II
9:45 a. m.-Sunday School.
11:OO a. m.-WOrship and Ser
mon. Topic, "A Conversion in Pris-
on" Text, Acts 1880.
Choir rehearsal each Thursday
at 1880 p. m. Mrs. Marie Gilten-
both, director.
Junior Choir rehearsal Friday at
400 p. m.
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PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
CHARLES w. BAKER, Pastor
South East Front Street
Church of Full Gospel
Isaiah 1873. 10
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER II
Isaiah 35:8:1O; Heb. 1874.
9:45 A. M.-Sunday School. HUI
bert Passwaters, superintendent.
11:OO A. M-Preaching.
1900 to 1880 p. M.-YOung PeO-
ple's-service. Mrs. Delbert Mills
in charge.
1880 P. M.-Regular evangelistiC
service.
Wednesday evening, 7:45 o'clock
Prayer and Praise service.
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OSTSEITE LIEDER.
TAFEL

Cleveland, O., Feb. l9-Many
thanks from the Eastside Lieder-
.tafel and the Committees to all
our friends that attended the Va
'lentine Card Party last Thursday.
1t was pleasure to see some Of
our Juniors and members of our
Junior Guild with us, so thanks
kids for coming. You see even our
older people like to have fun and
our committee really worked hard
to make this very nice party. So
we all hope you had a very good
time and come again.
Our King and Queen of Hearts
for the evening were Mr.. A. Viii
finger and Mrs. Rosina May. Con-
grat,tfations Rosina and Adolf,
l hope you like your crowns.
We want to welcome back oul
newly weds Mir. and Mrs. Adolf
Wilfnger. Best of luck from all
of us. And now that your honey
moon is over. | hope you will at
tend singing again. Our Spring
Concert is drawing nearer and
nearer and we need all of our old
singers back and all the new sing
ers we can possible get.
Please don't forget every one,
our Spring Concert is March 28th.
Tickets are sold in advance by all
members of the Liedertafel. We
would like to see you all there.
Thanks again for cooperation.
-. Sophia Wardeiner.
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avalanche.
Youngstown jumped to on ear
ly lead and a tie at the half. Both
throughout the game but at the
last quarter the Canton quintet
squads continued to score
Jumped ahead.
Foul shooting played an I'M
portant part in the game.
In the preliminary game. the
Canton girls triumphed $50,
making it their third consecutive
victory.
Not only did we bring home the
bacon in the game but our Utter
bugs (Rudy and Glen) brought
home first prize in the contest
spinsored by Youngstown. We
have some fine competitors.
Thanks Youngstown, your food
and entertainment was fine.
Saturday, February Fl, Canton
will play postpined game with
Cleveland West at West. A bus
has been chartered, contact Don
Ongerth for reservations. 1t is our
last game before the play offs,
so let's have big turnout. There
will be no girls game.
Bowling is being held every
Sunday at l o'clock at Maloney's.
The teams have been selected
and entries sent in.
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S4tpeHef, fir elmer,
weite,arepablef

Stodboan. slubenniniiter Seiten
llnocn frfldrte, oab ii@ sdnreoen
einem iuciteuropGiiben 9lof aniGl,e'
zen miro, iuenn CT auf Sic &oopcras
tion I'M 8eiite oes Maribau- -Ylanes
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tcne S6ee, oab @eiteuropa 5uia,ninen.
seidupeibt tueroen ioIte, n,d,t atse.
!,pieien bot, tudbreno er I'M s!uicne
Der Bode i'm Yarlament seilet batte,
S6tpeoen tperoe ii6 nid)t reinem
sroBen NltddtebIod anldleiBen, iei es
o,ird, einen oiienen Auiansuertrag,
iei es burh Elm gebeilnes ginueritGno.
mis-, iid TIM Sale zines &onflittes an'
&f 3u beteilieen."
SSn Oslo 'erflGrte Der Nubennlin;
lter SaIlbaro 2anee, oie 8eteilisllnl
+, lm Maribau. .Ylan beoeute fir Nor.
iuesen nidt ben Mniflub an cineu
politiiden Ylod, unS fubr fort:
~0ie noripegiibe Neeierung he.
oaucrt, oaB iid, Soiuietrublano unS
! oie oiteuropiiiiden Nationen nibt in
J Der Gage ieben. it'd an Dem Ylan 5ll
beteilieen.
Gr ia9tc, Norluegeu babe bonn IL TT.
id)aftliden Stanopunfte aus feline
anoere 8abl. lueil iein Nubembanoel
bon ben 8ereinisten Staaten lnS ocl'
Is 9sationen abbdnst. Sic iid an Scr
Barrier Maribauplan. .aonferen5 be.
teilist baben.
3tuiifen oieien 2dn6ern auo Ser
Sotuietunion iino San6elspertrdee
dbaeidloiien auoroen, audi. atuiid)en
, Noriuesen uno Der Sotpietunion. uuS
Sanse bemerfte oa5u:
.%s|c!t oabon enticrnt, oel' !. Itr
Y'''e bcm 0ieoeraufbauproprcnn'
fir guropa auiberiprehen. iinb iie I'M
Beaenteil fir Die grreidung Scs Sic.
les tueientlid."
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COLUMBUS JUNIORS
NEWS
By Walter M. Thesis

Columbus, O., Feb. 19-Our
club has severeal new members,
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
McMannis and Walter Fogrrasce-
he. We also have two candidates
for membership, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Henry Goebbel. We are happy to
have them with us.
The Juniors had a Valentine
Party last Saturday. To your re-
porter, it appeared that everyone
there enjoyed themselves. How
ever, few of the Senior Lodge
members were there, and we hope
to see more of you next time.
We are glad to have received the
announcement concerning the
Bowling tournament in Youngs-
town to be held on February %
and 20. We are sending a girls
team, singles and doubles and
mems singles and doubles. If the
weather is not too bad there will
be 10 or II of us there.
On Sunday, March l4th, the
Senior Lodge is giving banquet
in honor OF their charter members
and the members who are veter-
ans of the last war. The Juniors
have been asked to help cooperate
in making this memorable offa;r.
Be sure to remember the date and
plan now to attend. Price is $l.5O
for adults and 75c for children.
You will soon receive cards to be
returned indicating the nufber of
reservations you desire. Please be
sure to mail your card by Morch
way, you can help the confittee
3, which is the deadline. In this
in making final plans. Knowing
how many will be there will help
a great deal in the purchasing of
food, etc.
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MONACO MAGNET
BY Danny

Monaco, Pa. Feb. l9-Last Sat.
we played host to a swell ball club
and swell bunch of Saxons from
Cleveland West. 1t was a hard
fought contest with our Blue De-
wills finally winning out $50,
but West was in the ballgame all
the way. We held comfortable
lead at the three quarter mark.
but West tossed in a few quickieA
that really threw scare into us,
although their rally fell just a
little short OF overcoming our lead
Down at the club the jolly
songbirds from West were in rare
form, and did much to start things
off to very enjoyable evening.
Then followed a very delicious
meal by our ever faithful cooks
who did such a fine job in the kit
chen all season. Our hats off to
you. ladies - thanks!
And there was dancing. includ-
ing the gay "hokey pokey' intro
duced by our guests. And drink
ing and dancing. Yoi!
1t was great seeing all those
familiar faces once again-and it
was great, West, having you here
and giving us a generous couple OF
that true Saxon spirit of the old
days. And thanks for bringing
along such a big crowd how did
you squeeze them all in one bus
This concludes our basketball
season. so We will be putting
those uniforms in moth balls for
another season, although there is
talk of married and single men
game which may materialize to-
morrow night. 1t should prove to
be an interesting match, and we
are working on it-keep informed
at the club.
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etn SentidRer prefeiier fraet: 1tas hilft ans
Bic Oemcfrofie?

Bidder eebabt, ioear iebr piele 8ii.
Bidder. Cine Mense oaoon boben uns
oie 8umben bcrbrannt, aber BEL 1pei.
ten, Die ,neiiten bon oenen, oie nod
iibrig tporen, baben ,,niere cigenel,
2anoslellte auf bem SdeiterBaufen
seuorfen, gan5 eleiheiiItie. Of lie MIN
Golitif betrafen @eididtc, 8erlpal.
ti,nssiuiiienidaften ooer tedniide
0inae. So miiiien mir nun periuden
nit oem uoran3ufommen, oas iibr,l
gcblieben lit = ,lnS tpie Sic ielber
ieben, es lit beraeridiitterno arb6rm.
! lid menig.
r8is beutieen Cages babt ibr uns
bon eurer Temofratie nibt iiber5el,'
gen fOnnen, lr0 ,penn ibr eu6 6anii
nidt idle,.nieit bee,lt. oorn bleib1
BLOB nod eine ein5iee 2oil,ns fir hos
oeutide 3roblem iibris. Cure Yropa.
ganoa er5dblt uns oauernt, oob 3on,s
munisinus cine ruiiiid,e 8ctpeeunl
lei, bob &ubluno Teutihlono eine
linn fremae 8eeierunesform auf5lu;n'
gen tpiu. Sebt ibr in Mmerita oriibe,1
nidt Elm, oaB ser &ommunismus in
OeutihIano ielber eeboren tpor6e,
ut? Tab feline 8ur5eln tief in bel,t
iden lteberlieferuu9en lieeen9 0af
mir 1T Oeutidlan0 lGnsit idon 9ol.,
nuniiten botten, ebe iie iieberbaupt IL
! &ublanS aufeetaud)t iino?
r8ir iuolen ourdaus feline Mrt por
totalitdren Staatsioeen tpciterbin
ober tpenn cure Temotrotie nidt emo
lid anfdnst, irsenomelde @eiultatt
5utuege 5u brinsen, bann tueroen tui1
eben ecn0tiet ieiu, es auf anoere @ei
ie 81 proberen.
Gas ales iagte mir Elm oeuti9e,
Snteueftueuer.
Ne,p Yorfer Staats5tg.
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By Elsie

Youngstown, o., Feb. 19 - A
large crowd Of followers fromCan-
ton came to Youngstown to cheer
their boys on to another victory
.(50-39). Canton's superiority
really showed up in the second
half after several usually hot boys
failed to find the range.
The male jittrbug contest at
the club after the game was a
sight to see. The Canton team won
but most everyone received drop
OF the prizes. Canton you have a
swell bunch of gals and guys and
we're looking forward to see you
all on the 18th and 10Th.
ew sparklers showed up on the
fingers of Kay Bochu and Marge
Bokesch. 1t getting rougher to be
a bachelor everyday.
Bowling
Last Sunday, the bowlers O.
another practice session, at the
West Side Alleys. Sunday will be
the wind up for practice, as yet
no alley has been set. From last
weeks scores, it looks as though
few extra sessions might help.
The 18th and 10Th will be roll
ing around pretty soon and lively
time is on tap for everyone attend
ing. The dance Saturday night and
the banquet on Sunday afternoon
will be held at the Saxon Club.
The trophies Daring a cata-
strophe) will be on hand Sunday
and Saturday night at the club.
The bowling will be done at the
upstairs alleys at the Champion
Bowling Alleys next to the YIN.
Ca, one block east of the square.
The Windup
Tomorrow night is the basket
ball windup. And what a finish.
A double header starting at 7 p.
III. Farrell and the Old Timers will
furnish the opposition. The games
will be played at the CLANCY gym.
Let's end the season with bang
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meloet miro. bot Yroi. Or. 3omano
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ginn 6es Sommericmeiters 1948 iei'
ne Hdrleiungen in Miinhen auf.
nebmen. aber an ieiner bisberigen
Wirfnngsltdtte. Ser llntperiitdt gii.
bingen. tpeiterbin regelmdBie@ @aitpcr'
leiungen balten.
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SALEM NEWS
BY Betty Polder

Salem, o.. Feb. l9-First of all
l want to thank all the Juniors
that attended the social and meet
ing last Wed. night. 1t was the
first social we have had for at
least two vars that even came near
the good old times. Wednesday
proved that there are still some
Juniors supporting the club and
willing to have a good time.
knew there are lot of other ac-
tivities to attend but cann't you
remember some wonderful times
you have had at an informal gath
ering? Why don't we start max
ing with the suggestions at our
meeting. Huh kids!
After a though. exciting game
with New Castle, Salem can't out
on top. Score New Castle 33, Sa.
lem 43.
Good work you guys. Out of
III games we only lost two. Our
loss was Canton's gain. But good
luck to you. Due to the work OF
the Weatherman our game with
Ellwood City had to be cancelled.
This just about concludes the bas-
ketball season except for the tor
neys. Members don't forget bowl
ing!
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CANTON ECHO
BY Toots Schorsten

Canton. O., Feb. l0-The Con-
ton Juniors Saturday were one
good step up a long trail to sue
cess in the Saxon League, when
they continued their winning way
there Saturday night when they
competed with Youngstown's $
quintet under a 500 scoring
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HOMESTEAD NEWS
By Marty

Homestead, Po., Feb. l9-This
past week has been one of fever
ish activities in our little gang. 1t
seems that things always happen
in punches. It's either feast or
famine with us. Now to the news.
We had two birthdays during
the past week, celebrated by two
|of our most ortive Juniors, Betty
MrMunn and Dorothy Weber.
We all join in wishing them the
best of luck in the future.
While we are wishing Betty
we'll we may as we'll include Geo.
Thesis, another of Our members,
who has spoken for the hand of
the above mentioned Betty. That
sparkler that Betty was flashing
is the envy if all the local gals.
We take this opportunity to wish
yoh both much happiness and joy.
Our Valentines day party was
a complete success as far as frivol-
ity was concerned. The only dis
appointing factor of the evening
was the fact that those who
should have been at the shindig
were cinspiciously missing. / re-
fer to those who in the past have
derived so many benefits lfrom
our group yet when we ask for
support of a venture that group
|, is the one that has failed us time
! and again. We would like having
them with us again, so let's start
off on the right foot and talk them
into coming around once in a
while. Thanks to the gals who pre-
pared the chow, real feed for
| that jprice. Let's try something
! along the some idea soon again
Our membership committee has
begun to function at the firing OF
the starting gun. At our last meet
hing four new members were ac-
! cepted into the organization. They
are: H. H. Roos, J. A. Goodworth,
F! Harry Raith and Frank Knorr.
May we extend our greetings ond
the wish that you will remain ac-
/ tive for long time. You've made
la fine beginning, keep it up.
|. Attention I. S. J. A. Bowlers
! You need have no fear Of the
/ Homestead bowlers defeating any
of your teams. Especially after the
demonstration that was put on
last Sunday afternoon. Had we
been shooting for low scores we
might have uncovered a few new
champions.
The primary purpose of our
lgetting together for these sessions
is to stimulate interest in the club,
and believe me we are doing that
very we'll. How about some OF
you old fuddy duddies who sit
around doing nothing on Sundays
coming to compete with the .Jrs. :
Hope that didn't hurt Helm ie and
Wep. You guys need rest.
There will be a group OF the
local Juniors in attendance at the
bowling tournament (if it is 60
ing to be held). Stand by for the
invasion.
Oh yes A flash! Mary Paul has
become engaged too. 1t must be
contagious around here.
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THIS AND THAT

Most animals. even It they had
the right kind of a brain, could
not read book because their
eyes cannot make the necessary
adjustments.
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ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page 5

|. The executive Office of the
president.
2. Newton D. Baker.
3. Spain.
4. The Arabs want all Pales-
tine for their country, while the
Jews want partition.
S. Seoul.
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Arc you ana your relattves msm-
bers Of the Sick Benefit Society
and Central verband? II not. now
- the time 70 join.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit. Mich, Feb. l9-The
February business meeting was
very well attended and quite a
bit of business was taken care Of.
Three new members were occept-
ed. They are: George Schuster,
and his wife, Betty, and Art Das-
sow. Two sponsors elected from
the Church for l948 are Mrs. Will
ma Teutsch and Mrs. Anna Sonn-
tag. Mrs. Teutsch is also our
sponsor from the Senior Lodge
along with Mr.. John SCHNEIDER,
who has been with us for very
many years as sponsor. We ore
pleased to have their assistance.
Softball Team
A meeting was held Thursday.
teb. 5, at Art Dassow's home for
the ballteam. B. Lutsch was elect
ed manager and George Wise was
elected Captain for the 1913 sea-
son. John Schemmel will assist
them as business manager. We
are looking forward to o success
full year under their leadership.
Singers Masquerade
Sat, Feb. Il, at the Fortschritt
Hall, the Singers are having their
annual masquerade party. All Jrs.
are invited to attend this doing
and appear in full regalia. Tommy
Deptner promises to be charped
up for this evening of fun.
Sleighride at Schunn's
The social will be a sleighride
at Schunn's Farm. The entertain
ment committee will notify every