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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-10-20
East Orange

Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Heldman, of
Bucyrus, Mrs. Katie Neff, of Jenera,
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ. Heldman and Charles.
Miss Violet Williams, Clyde
Williams, of Findlay; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Nonnamaker, of Bluffton;
Rayon Boutwell,, Mr.. and Mrs. B. j.
Boutwell,, Mrs. Carrie Montgomery,
Mrs. Ethel Mathewson, Mrs. Pearl
Criblez were callers the past week
on Mrs. Mary Stager, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Stager. On Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Price, of Ada; Mrs. Ruth
Mertz, Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Mertz,
of Findlay were callers. Mrs. Mary
Stager is slowly improving
There will be Homecoming at the
Riley Creek Baptist Church, Sunday,
Oct. 23rd. Basket dinner at noon
and a program in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Morris and sons
Ted and Joe spent Sunday afternoon
with the formers brother, Ben Morris
and family, of near Waynesfeld.
Rev. and Mrs. Delbert Pummell
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Cribley, Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin thinner
man and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emerson Lugibihl and children at
tended Homecoming at the st. Marys
Baptist Church, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Boutwell, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rayon Boutwell, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Boutwell, and
son Michael were afternoon callers.
Mr.. Sam Lugibill, Mrs. Alice
Balmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Long, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Amstutz spent Sun
day in Toledo with Rev. and Mrs.
Kent Chidester and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Shroats and
children of Marion spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Baker.
Miss Marleen Smith was brought
home Monday, from the Blufton
Hospital, and is improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Badertseher
and children Janet Kay and Roger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Steiner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Scoles spent Sunday even
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mont
gomery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-10-20
Announce College
Chapel Speakers.

Three speakers to appear in Bluff
ton college chapel early next month
have been announced this week.
On November / and 2 DIR. Howard
G. Nyce, executive secretary of the
foreign mission board of the General
Conference of Mennonites, will be on
campus. He will deliver the chapel
message on November 1, and will be
available to interview students inter-
ested in mission work.
Rev. Harry Rimmer, well-known
radio speaker and fundamentalist,
will be the speaker on November 8.
He will be conducting a series of
meetings at the Ebenezer Mennonite
church west of Bluffton during that
week.
The speaker for November 8 is
Rev. Thiessen, who has been mis-
sionary in India for the greater part
of his life. Rev. Thiessen at one
time lived in Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-10-20
Lay Cornerstone For
New College Building
Concluded from page II

NSOHCIuQeu from page i
Dining and kitchen facilities will
provide for luncheons and banquets.
$1SS,065 Subscribed
In the drive toward the revised
goal of s2S0,000, a total of s18s, ,065.-
70 has been subscribed. For every
dollar of these figures coming from
within a 25-mile radius of Bluffton,
approximately eight dollars have
come from outside the area, accord
iag to Rev. Harry Yoder, college
field secretary.
ioder also pointed out that SAT-
per cent of the student body comes
from within the 25-mile radius in
which the college is the center, ana
that 20 staff members make their
permanent home here. He also stated
that the college brings many bene-
fits to the community such as speciai
lectures and musical entertainments.
Design of the new building is such
as to satisfy the many needs for
physical education, as an auditorium
and a location for student recreation.
Drive Committees
Plans for the financial drive the
first week in November will take final
shape at a meeting of committees
this week.
On the Bluffton committee are w.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-10-20

A. Howe, chairman; D. w. Bixler,
Forrest Steinman, Clayton Bucher
and Ropp Triplett, assisted by an
advisory council made up of Rev.
Paul Cramer, Rev. V. c. Oppermann
and Rev. Leonard Mcintyre The
group will meet this Wednesday TO
complete final arrangements.
On the Pandora committee are
Hiram Diller, chairman; Mrs. Gilbert
Suter, Elam Suter, Eidon Reichen-
bach and Hiram Kohl, with an advis-
ory committee consisting of Rev.
Frank Harder and Rev. Ernest Bohn.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-10-20
In MemOriam

j In memory of Caesar Tschantz
who passed away one year ago
October IT, 1948.
A precious one from us has gone
A voice we loved is stilled
A place is vacant in our home
That never can be filled.
God in His wisdom hath recalled
The boon His love hath given
Although his body slumbers now
His soul is safe in heaven.
Sadly missed by Wife and Family
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-10-20
Settlement

DIR. Frederick Steiner and family
of Wayne, Mich, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Weaver and daughter Ann Of
Port Colborne, Ontario, Canada, were
callers at the home of the Steiner
Sisters, Sunday. DR.. Steiner also at
tended the. Homecoming events at
Ohio Northern university in Ada.
Frederick Soldner of Gibson City,
Illinois spent the week end with his
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Moser who
are engaged in missionary work in
Mexico City, Mexico are expecting to
spend a nine months furlough begin
ming this month They are to spend
some time withrrelatives here before
going to Princeton, New Jersey
where they are to reside.
Mrs. Aldine Kohl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Kohl and son Edward Al
len and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kohl
and daughter Candace were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ
Kohl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Schumacher
spent the week end in Cleveland and
then also visited their daughter,
Barbara Sue who is student at
Baldwin Wallace College at Betea.
Quite number from this area are
planning to go to Berne, Indiana, FRI
day evening to hear the famous
Tremp Trio, instrumentalists and
yodelers of Toledo. The Tremp
family toured their native country,
Switzerland in the summer of 1915
and are engaged in concert tours in
this country at present.
Seth Basinger and son Clyde are
, operating their cider press three days
of the week now to service their
many patrons of a large area.
Vehicles loaded with apples on days
when the press is. in operation stood
in the waiting line westward almost
reaching the cross roads.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank S. Harder
and sons, Roger and Charles spent
Tuesday in Cincinnati.
Lloyd Wehrly has recently COM
pleted his fine new barn.
Corn picking is making steady pro-
gress, howexeg some have partially
discontinued due to moisture which
is still preventing sufficient drying in
cribs.
Ben BURY who has been a partner
of Wallace Lugibill in the meat mar
ket in Pandora for some time has
sold his interest to Mr.. Lugibill and
expects to move with his family to
Kansas City, where he is planning to
take up work in the stock yards.
: Mrs. Carl Van Meter formerly of
this locality and for many years the
family has resided south of Findlay,
is suffering serious injuries as re-
suit of an accident in which she and
her husband were involved recently
near Allentown, Pa.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-10-20
Assisting In Office
OF College Library

Mrs. Leonard MeIntire is assist
ing at the Rluffton college library
following the death three weeks ago
of the librarian, Mrs. Lenore My
ers who was killed in an autommo-
bile accident. Mrs. McIntire is a
graduate of Western Reserve Ii
brary school.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-10-20
AT CONVENTION

Roy Reichenbach, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Reichenbach, attended the
F. F. A. convention at Kansas City
last week. Roy is senior in
Beaverdam high school.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-10-20
BLUFFTON MARKETS
Wednesday Morning

Grain tbushel prices) = Whear
S1.87; corn S1.0s; oats 60c; soys 81.
PouItry-Heavy hens 2fc; leghorn
hens 18c; heavy springers 25c; leg
horn springers 18c.
Eggs-Large white 54c; large
brown 52; medium white 3Sc; medium
brown 37c; pullets 28c.
Butterfat-60c.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-23
SPARkMAN

Mrs Cleora Perry is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Jennie Walker, ir
California .. Booker Banks and
Charles Craigg are home on
furlough from the army Jerry
Carter was in Magnolia on bust
ness recently. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Terrell shopped in Arka-
delphia last week Members Of
the Ebenezer Baptist church sur.
prised their pastor, Rev. II. Z.
Hall, with many pre-Christmas
gifts Miss Lille B. Carter had as
her weekend guest, Fronzelle
Spellmon, who recently received
his masters Degree in art and at
present is director Of art in the
high school at Shreveport. Mrs.
Easter Giles returned home from
Smackover where she had been
visiting relatives. She was accom-
panied by Dorothy Draper.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-23

ing the Period November Is Jan
uary II, which was declared by
the National NAACP Conference
last July in Los Angeles as the
time most suspicious for spotlight
last uly in Los Angeles as the
Ing the civil rights issue. Climax
of the period will be a Civil
Rights Mobilization Conference
January l5-l7 in Washington, D.
c, held just at the opening of the
second session of the 8lst Congress
in order 10 impress upon law
makers the unwavering demand of
Negroes that action be taken to rid
the country of the blight of Jim
Grow.
AT the Houston meeting money
will be raised and delegates chosen
to attend the Washington confer
ence. The meeting will extend
through virtually the whole day
of January 8, the morning sessions
being devoted to specialized dis
eussion and the afternoon to a
great mass meeting.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-23
EDIT0RI Al s
Criminal Condemnation Versus
Social Obligation
y S. S. Taylor, Associate Editor

most elaborate served to Wesley ii1dfedh,
aged e. the evening before his scheduled execution con-
victon rape Other death shared the meal
with him, reporter and guard joining n according to
reports.
few hours later. bound gagged, and blindolded after
the customary he received the supendous electric bolt
while the stencil of burning flesh pemeaed the execution
the badly jumped and wrher and saliva ran down his
sheeks, if the execution true to form.
OF course it mercfu act to accord the condemned
few happy before he the penalty for the brutal
crime for which society has tried him. found him guilty and
him. We wonder the necessity for this last supper
the execution and the revolving crime preceding
it, might all been avoided if the society had
done duty providing educational and reereaona fac
ties
how many Negro criminals have been made by
the of swimming pools and Fairgrounds We wonder
anybody dumb enough think that swimming pools and
facilities outside the city limits will suffice the
needs of the city Negro We wonder If the gain OF SoOo0ooo
is justified by unnecessary delay of facilities fer which money
has voted eamaked and allotted We wonder how many
during this of deliberate social ind efence Intentional
neglect criminal proerastnaon We wonder about the
mental moral and spiritual health of community which de-
that community funds shall be spent the vel
fare OF racial group unless dime from the local treasury
balanced off against dollar from the outside society does
not need executoner wonder If it does not need an
aienist, at least, mentor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-23

matter with BIZ ana 1T? is it be-
cause AL is beating his time, WB
and MIR are getting along fine. |
wonder why all the girls are fat.
Ing for MFP and PMB?
Mrs, Mary E. Oyerton left fer
California last week TO spend the
Christmas holidays with her
daughter Rev McFarln has petn
reelected for the year 1850. lie
plans 10 put over a big program
next year The Mt Zion school
will have It's Christmas program
Friday night
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-23
Chidester
Good Hope Community
Gle Esther SockwelI

Last Sunday marked the second
Sunday of the conference year
The pastor. Rev. Thos. Stith. de-
livered the sermon Lee Henry.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Sock
well, came back to the church
after being away for the past
years Attention friends you now
have the advantage of something
new The Christian Benevolent
Association of Arkansas inc. Head
quarters. 1920 w goth street Lit.
lie Rock. This organization is of
great Importance and deserves
your attention. Rev. ]. r. Lowerv.
poster of St John AME church.
Pine Bluff. president. Rev T. Stith.
president. Rev A A. Cooper sec
retarv-trcasurcr Your loval slim
port viii be highly approoialad
For moro inflammation contact Pev
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-23

The Sparkman NFA Chapter in
their annual election of officers
elected the following persons, Will
son Paraham, president; David
Meals, vice president; Franklin
Harrison, secretary; Leon Hughes,
assistant secretary; James Carter,
parlimentarian: McCalvin Wells,
historian Joseph Flint, song leader
Algie Johnson chaplain; Charles
Juniel, Waterman and Theodore
Thrower, reporter S. M. Mum is
the advisor. The four point pro-
gram is as follows. economical
saving account, buying of bonds,
thrift and deversificaton of farm
ing among boys. One of the main
points mentioned in the meeting
was the raising of herefords by
the group. One MA student Theo-
dore Thrower, has purchased a
pure hereford bull The ninth
grade class under the supervision
of Miss Feaster, organized a Bet
ter School Citizen club. Their mot
to is. | am only one, but still
am one The second grade is
planning a big Christmas. Their
room is beautifully decorated. Mrs.
V. Tooke is the instructor The
Tigers are ready to compete with
the leading teams of the district
Lookout yellow jackets School
Will close on the 23rd Miss Sadie
Helen Mum. who is studying at
Tuskegee, will spend Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
NJ Num- Edgar Garter and son Of
FL Dorado were Sunday guest at
the home of his brother, Jerry
Carter and family Henry Lee
"Pattie' Smith, who has been serv-
ing in the Navy for several years
is home visiting his parents
Miss Sparkman' is very puzzled
as to where she will spend the
holidays. 1t has been rumored that
she vii end up in the motor city
for keeps. This reporter is wish
ing for everyone a Merry Christ
mas and a Happy New Year
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-23
:: NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS :

of the Greater King Sooman Baptist church.
successful tea last week at the nome OF Mr.
Homan 1873 Locust hoseSses Miss Belne
tine and Miss Mary Lee Jones
Miss Mozea Porch OF Chicago Will spend Christmas holidays
with her mother Mrs C. Porch Of 1905 Magnolia
special Christmas program library
Thursday The program will begin $3.50 The librarian Mrs
Smith will tell the The Christmas other
participants will be members Of the reading club The public
vied 10
The Ushers Sunday Bap
church Rev j. Wumas pastor The Union raised S26l a.
viii S2i3992 The
held Sunday january 10 at Mt Pleasant Baptist church
T. Page, president Mrs. Bloomic Sanders reporter
and Mrs Charles Mobey proud Of baby boy
they have named Tommy Walter for both of his grand
The Mobeys have other child Charles, jr
e. TrameL 8l3 Hickory will members the
Community Welfare club their annual Christmas Wednesday
The members Will exchange
revealed Mrs M Powell president Mrs Wright reporter.
Arriving last week from Ames Iowa Andrew
and daugher-in-law c. Hunter
Hunter is the sister Of Mrs Matte L. Hunter Is
student Of Iowa State college where he working PHI
they plan to spend the holidays in the city
Leaving this week Pensacola Florida Mr.
T. Harris and Otis They will
Harris mother and other relatives friends
Wednesday marked the for pub
lie schools The Christmas spirit evidence
beautiful decorations and Christmas
In the with all grades from through
Alexander OF Shorter College the
selections presented by Mrs Ivy Mr. Webb Ge Club
held the
planning holiday trips
Students THE first division
school ready for the holidays Their purchase
$1,000 Christmas seal bond They hoping
Taylor sponsor Norma Jean Matten, class secretary $3.50 "
Instead Of the had
realistic Santa Claus with gifts around him for each
class Mrs l. T. Jones is instructor 49,
EOilCENempers OF the Junior Red Cross the National Honor
Society and several other
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-23

Mrs. Susie Jones lost her mother
last week Mrs. Prlcllla Mcknight
is on the sick list Mrs. Timothy
Hall is planning to spend the
Christmas holidays with her
daughters in California, Mae Ruth
and Hazel. Mrs. Halls husband is
president Of the friendship Dis
trict singing convention Ebert
Anderson and wife attended the
funeral OF Nathan Anderson re-
Gently The Matrons Art Club
met last week at the residence Of
Mrs. G. W Moore on Cordell ST.
A very enjoyable evening was
spent Mrs. G. Henry entertained
the club with Christmas music.
The next meeting will be held at
the residence of Mrs. II Paterson
on Rock Island Righto-W Way 80.
The brother of Robert and Aaron
MeGhee died last week at his
home in Pine huff The Willow
Grove Baptist church was honor 1
last week TO have Rev. + G. Cut
ter bring the message. He spoke
on the subject Lift Up Jesus He
brought a very inspiring message
Mrs. Ike Clark spent last SUNDAY
in Camden Mr. and Mrs Jimmie
Long, ST. and daughter spent Sun.
day afternoon with their son. j. NJ
Long jr. at the Veterans Hospital
He is reported resting we'll Miss
Critic NJ Mitchell will spend the
Christmas holidays with her
mother and friends IL T Will
liams, sonny Man, age Is, was
stabbed to death last week by his
wife, Attn, 10. They had one
child The r. of p. Lodge has
been organized in Ell DORADO since
1887, and now has a membership
OF over 100 Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Chitman of Los Angeles We're
called home because of the death
of Mr. ChltmanS mother. Funeral
services were held at Camden.
Mrs Chitman is the former, Dcs-
sc l.. Miles, daughter OF Mrs Rosie
Miles and sister of Sherman Miles
OF 1904 Wilson The Informal
Danes sponsored a Miscellaneous
shower at the home of Mrs Their
man Lawson last week, honorng
the bride to be, Miss Lucy Shep-
pard Mr. and Mrs Fate Brown
and children are spending the
Christmas holidays with their rcla-
tives and friends They are former
residents Of this city and are now
residing in Nashville, Tennessee ..
Missionary White held a very sue
ccsslul weeks meeting which was
very InSpirational to the Church
OF God IN Christ, Elder l.. A. Aus
ton is pastor Special Christmas
services viii be held at Triumph
church at 400 a. m, Chustmas
morning Rev Scott and conLtc-
cation will be- in junction City a.
the CINE church at 200 p NJ.
Christmas day December 26, Rev.
and Mrs j. II Philips of 81 Louis
will begin O weeks meeting al
Triumph church Rev. Willie Rob
inson district evangelist Of Ak
ron. Ohio is a guest in the CITY
for the holidays
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-23
FORDYCE
llnrnnnn IInrriNnn

Miss Bobby Jewell Wilbon OF
the 9th grade was crowned Miss
Dots recently. Her escort c. T.
Holly was crowned "MrDCTS".
The coronation took place on the
campus with Robert Lindsey per-
forming the GROWING ceremony.
Miss Betty Harris and Clayborn
Jacobs of the junior class We're
placed second In third place were
Miss Olivee Jackson of the l2tn
grade class and Tom Quarles.
Fourth place was won by Miss
Oma Jean Juniel and Paul Crit
fins Each contestant received a
valuable gift Following the coro-
nation there was a Pearl Harbor
BALI The room was beautifully
decorated with the patriotic red.
white and blue The Yellow Jack
ct Times staff sponsored the con
test The school ANIMALS will be
off the press shortly after the
holidays, If you desire one ge2
some member of the senior class
Mrs, Lillian Grow is on the sick
list this week Mrs. Nora Tyler
and Mrs, Amilee Weathers visit
ed in the home of Mrs. Willie B.
Harris last week.. H. Williams
Of Sparkman was here on business
last week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-23
Statewide Civil
Rights Meeting In
Houston January 8

Dallas -NAACPbranches and un
It's from other organizations all
over the state of Texas will gather
in Houston COR a mammoth Civil
Rights Mobilization meeting Sun
day, January 8, il was announced
here by A Maeeo Smith, secretary
of the Texas State NAACP which
is initiating the movement
In active charge of plans for
the all-day meeting in Houston,
which will be held in that city's
famed Music Hall seating $500
persons, are Mrs. Lulu B. White
of Houston, State NAACP diree-
tor of branches, and J II. Clouser
of Galveston, treasurer of the or
ganization.
The meeting is being staged dur
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-23

William 7 Edwards, Mrs. Tommye
kendriek, Rev. j. j. Brown. Mrs.
LuVerta Davenport. Mrs. Bertha
Brown, Mrs. Floreta Edward Mrs.
Willie Snyder Mrs. Matilda Davis
and Mrs. Eloise Randolph The
Brown Bomber Of the Brown hiah
school, girls and boys basketball
teams met Cotton Plant vocational
school IN an interesting battle last
week at Cotton Plant. The MeCrory.
girls were red hot. The guards.
Bertha Rhea Wright, Dorothy Rose
Bright and Annie l. Brown, held
Cotton Plant seoreless of Field
goals throughout the game. while
the forwards stacked up ten points
for themselves, they Were ia
Swanson. Laverne Winffey. and
Verna Snyder. McCrory bows lost
their game The small children of
the Elmira Brown high 81 DOL are
having the time o. their lives.
breaking in the new playground
equipment on the campus. The
equipment consist OF a merry CO.
round, a set Of six see-saWs and
slide This equipment was the
summer school project of the en-
tire school 1t vas purchased at a
cost of approximately $4,000.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-23
MALVERN
Jimmie Atkinson

Why Christmas?-Aficr reading
and digcsting a brief essay by S.
$ Taylor of the STATE PRESS
concerning the worlds most pre-
cious blessing which we are a.
bout to celebrate, deemed it fit.
ing and proper to compliment Mr..
Taylor The great anniversary date
this time happens TO fall on Sun
day, and it looks like we are in
for a double celebration. On
whatever the day of the week il
happens TO fall, ! save been in
structed to hold 1t sacred. Mmbryo
OF TRUE LOVE. Our world still
suffers from want Of the precious
Gift. During his SO years on earth
He failed not to teach us by exam
pies and precepts that have bade
the greatest history in the life
of mankind II all boils down to
one simple word LOVE. It Is no
secret there are no charges, il is
free to all who will have it and
" the easiest way out. Mankind
as a race considers himself so pow
erful and famous that he want TO
try doing things the hard way. His
habit is, it seems, to cast his great
est blessing to the four winds. We
moan and cry for a world that is
iii to live in. yet we fail to con-
slider the simple and easy step it
takes to make one. We are here
to work out our own destiny.
Both love ana hate Is a habit. I am
free to worship under my ownl
vine and fig tree according to the
dictates of my own conscienceg
Considering these blessings, mine
Is really a Merry Christmas and
wish the same for you together
with 1855 happy and prosperous
days in 1850. Rev. II. 3. Burks
will hold his first services in his
new charge Sunday in Charleston.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-23
:: AROUND TOWN :

Thursday evening and relatives gathered
Ed billiard 1923 their eleauons and
birthday rendered Mrs Caree Bailey by her
Bailey Mrs Bailey the OF number
o practical and useful gifts
Spending the holidays home with his parents is leweyn
attending Pharmacy Howard Uni
vety Mr. Mrs L. Edwards l4l2
w.
South End Garden club decorated the yard Of Mr. and
Wlburn Christmas The public
to Mrs lola president Mrs ~ Black
Jack Hudson is home visiting his mother Mrs Moe Hud
9l7 +. nth Sgt Hudson stationed Fort Sill
Oklahoma and accredited with years of