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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-09
Woodstock News

kin.
Dinner A Success
The turkey dinner, sponsored
by the men of the community
with Monty Kemper, chairman,
was well attended, Thursday eve
ming, and was financial and en-
joyable affair.
s7th Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Lincoln
celebrated their 57th wedding an
niversary at their home Wednes-
day March /.
Personals
H. c. and Caroline Hildreth, OF
Columbus, spent the weekend
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Hildreth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark,
Mrs. Robert Oberdier and son re-
turned home Friday night from
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Clark and family, of Fort Worth,
Texas.
Betty Turner, of Marysville
spent the weekend at the home
of her father, Ernest Turner and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McMahiu
and son, Donald, of Cincinnati,
came Saturday for a two-day
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rabbit club, a nature study club,
and wild life club. All advisers
have not been named, but so far
Miss Ethel Boyles, Superinten-
dent w. D. YEARLY, Mrs. Jesse
Chamberlain, Mrs. w. D. YEARLY,
and Mrs. B, B. Hill have been
named as advisers.
Junior High Tournament
North Lewisburg will meet
Jackson, March 13, for their sec
ond game of the Junior High
tournament. In their first game
they beat st. Paris 81 to 10.
Announce Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl LeVan,
west of town, are announcing the
birth of a son in Champaign
county hospital, Feb. 26.
Buys Property
Supt. and Mrs. w. D. YEARLY
have purchased the Gundolf
property, better known as the Ed
Kerns property.
Fire
A fire of undetermined origin
caused a damage loss of $4,000 to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Simpson Jr., east of Union Chapel
church, last Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Simpson were both away
from home at the time of the
fire. A neighbor, noticing smoke,
called the fire department.
Farmers Move
Mr.. and Mrs. w1fffaTYf Baker
and son have moved from the
Boyles farm to the Reeves farm,
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs,
w. E. Oder. The Odefs moved
near Quincy. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hunt, of near Mingo, have moved
to the Boyles farm.
Honored With Shower
Miss Betty Jean Thomas,
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Birthdays Celebrated

A pot-luck dinner was enjoyed
Saturday evening in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Stanley.
The party was surprise hon
oring the birthdays of Mrs. Stan
ley and Mrs. Dick Lincoln. Eu-
chre formed the entertainment,
Mrs. Stanley and Charles Nc
Carly finished with high scores
and Mrs. Walter Black and Ed
Stanley received the travel
prizes. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Robinson, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles McCarty, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pull
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Stan
ley, Mrs. Philip Lincoln, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Davisson and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Johnson, of
Springfield.
Son Born
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Halter
man are announcing the arrival
of son, born Friday in Cham
paign County Hospital. He
weighed Z pounds and is named
Michael Allan. Mrs. Halterman
was formerly Miss Kathryn Bot
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friends; Mrs. May Gilbert, will be
in charge of the White Elephant
sale, and Mrs. Reba Wilson and
Mrs. Eleanor Corbet will arrange
the program.
Aulteristic Club
The Aulteristic Club of Pythian
Sisters will hold the next meet
ing in the home of Mrs. Goldie
Shelpman, west of Mingo, Fri
day, March 10. This will be pot
luck dinner and all day meeting.
Tri County Grange
The regular meeting of Tri
County Grange was held last
Thursday evening. Mr.. Clarence
Bell, deputy master for Cham
paign county, was present, and
talked on plans for Grange acti-
vities. His program also included
a discussion of George Wash
ington as a farmer, There was a
good attendance.
Former Resident Dies
Mrs. Essie Coffey Mcdowell,
former resident of this village
during her first marriage, passed
away in Los Angeles, Calf, re-
Gently. She is survived by one
son, Roy Ceffey, of Detroit, and
nine grandchildren.
House Guests Return Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Tracy, of
Goodrich, Michigan, have return
ed to their home after several
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Burnham Graham.
Returned Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Spain,
Milwaukee, Wis, have returned
to their home. They were called
here recently by the death of their
mother, Mrs Marcie Spain.
All Work Starts
Miss Pauline Mills and Mr..
Kenneth Rinehart, county home
demonstration agent, and county
extension agent, met Friday
morning at the high school
building to start the All work
with all members interested. AL
though early for All work to
start, organizing of clubs was
started. North Lewisburg will be
represented in several clothing
clubs, two nutrition clubs, a
flower garden club, a vegetable
garden club combined with a
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BY LINN HILL
Past Chiefs Elect Officers

The Past Chiefs Club met
Thursday in the home of Mrs.
Louden, for their regular meeting
and pot-luck dinner. Election of
! officers was held during the bus
mess meeting Mrs Myrtle Gill
bert was elected president; Mrs.
Ethel Kaufman, vice president;
Mrs. Esther Bremen, secretary;
and Mrs. Lena Hill, treasurer.
Present for the meeting were,
Mrs. Belle Sheehe, Mrs. Esther
Brenner, Mrs. Lena Hill, Mrs.
Clara Pennington, Mrs. Ethel
Kaufman, Mrs. Laura Warden,
Mrs. Laura Gibson, Mrs. Myrtle
Gilbert, and the hostess.
Taken to Hospital
/. Mrs. Henry Caryl, east of town,
\ was taken to Jane Case hospital,
Delaware, Thursday afternoon, in
the FreShwater ambulance.
Undergoes Surgery
Mrs. Bertha Westfall under
went surgery at Jane Case hospi-
tai, Delaware, Friday morning.
Undergoing Treatment
: Mr.. Harley Jackson was adj
mitted to University hospital, Col
umbus, this week, for observation
and treatment.
Douqhnut Sale <
The w. S. c. S. will hold a
doughnut sale Saturday, March
: IL. Anyone wishing to order
doughnuts, please contact Mrs
Carrie Chamberlain.
Sunshine Party
The w. S. G. S. will hold their
annual Sunshine party, April 5,
in the Methodist church parlors.
This will be pot-luck dinner
with Mrs. Emma Dominey and
Mrs. Cora Kennedy as hostesSes.
Mrs. Lena Hill is chairman of
the dining room committee;
Mrs. Eunice Oglesbee, is chair
man of the dee cor ii 0 n
committee; Mrs. Thelma Willis,
is chairman of the dress
parade; Mrs, Rose Bodey is chair
man of the plant exchange; Mrs.
Faith Brelsford is chairman of the
plant sale; Mrs. Carrie Chamber
lain will be in charge of Sunshine
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Plastic Storch Makes
Pressing Eusier

Ironing can be made easier
with plastic starches, says Edith
Berry, extension clothing special
ist at Ohio State University. Fab
RIGS treated with plastic starch
do not stick to the ironing board
nor to each other as they are
ironed.
While plastic starch is used in
the same way as ordinary laun-
dry starch, it will last several
washings and need not be renew
ed each time.
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PAGE NINE

visit at the Harry McMahill
home.
Mrs. Arthur Tackman returned
to her home Saturday in Vienna
Va. Her mother, Mrs. A. r. Con
nor and Mrs. Charles Bowers ac.
companied her as far as Colum-
bus.
Mrs. Elma Broshes and Mrs.
Harry Westfall visited their
mother, Mrs. c. c. Murray at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Corbett near Bellefontaine, Sat-
urday. Mrs. Murray's condition
is improved.
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bride elect of Paul Jordan, was
honored Wednesday evening,
with a miscellaneous shower, in.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin Timson with Miss Norma
Ridgeway as assistant hostess.
Many lovely gift were received
by Miss Thomas. Approximately
forty-five guests were present.
Sunday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Hill and
daughter, of Springfield, and Mrs.
/ May Williams, of Mingo, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
B. Hill and family.
Return Home
Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Crawford,
of Harpster, have returned home
after spending several days with
Miss Ethel Boyles.
Week End Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman B. Hill
and son, Bobbie, of Columbus,
were weekend guests of rela-
tives.
Marriage Announced
Announcement is being made
/ of the marriage of Miss Helen
Outright, of Paris, Missouri, and
! Bennie Louden. The wedding was
/ performed in Richmond, Ind, on
December 2, 1949. The couple will
reside on Mr.. Louden's farm,
north of town.
In Columbus
Mrs. Jesse McCully left Sun
day for an indefinite visit with
relatives in Columbus and ZaneS-
vile.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. RosSlyn Spence,
of Mingo, announce the birth of
son, Rosslyn Jr., March /, at
home.
In Memory
Il On February 26, 1850, he bal
anced his cash book, pulled in his
Order Board, and received his
last "GN" from the Great Dis
patcher
Stepping through the open
door, he quietly boarded the Ex-
ira West, and silently it pulled
away, its two red markers pre-
sently merged into one, and slow
ly faded away in the mists toward
the Final Terminal.
In Difference to the passenger,
the Extras running order was
written in the form of long ago,
form unknown to the present
generation of monster power,
steel equipment, telephones and
radio. Conductor Death, it read,
run Extra Here to There, with
right of way against all trains"
There was message also
which read, Extra West, Con-
ductor Death, Stop at North
Lewisburg, and pick up Jess H.
i McCully, account retired agent "
Back in the early 1900's, Jess
McCully answered the call of
steam and steel, of wires that
fsang on frosty nights, of busy
saunders that spoke a fascinating
language to those whose ears
were trained to read.
AS agent and operator on the
Kent Division for thirty-six
years, he saw the Erie advance
from "Tea-kettle" engines to
giant monsters of steam and
diesel electric radio equipped,
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Is Complex Vitamins

Among the diseases that have
responded to treatment with B
complex vitamins are beriberi and
pellagra. Folio acid. the newest B
vitamin is being tried for treat
ment of pernicious anemia.
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DOUBLY
SURE

The task of prescription
compromising is one that
calls for the Nth degree
of accuracy. 1t neces-
states painstakinq care
and skill in every weight
a nd measurement
for skillful precision in
every step of the COM
pounding proc e SIS
and for the use of pure,
fresh. standard strength
chemicals and drugs. And
here at Wolqamot and
Orahood's to make this
accuracy doublY sure
we check. and then re-
check. every step, before
allowing TIL e finished
laboratory. ...." ....... ~.,
medicine to leave our
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L erS n a S

ILeaCners OF the JOnn BdSSeII uOOTe
School; George Wright, superin-
tendent; Glenn King, principal; and
Warner W.. Price, Jr., candidate
for School Board in the coming
election, attended the annual State
Educational Conference at the Uni
versity of Delaware on Saturday.
Master Eddie Faulkner of Smyr-
ma has been visiting his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Robinson,
of Rising Sun, Md, for few days.
Weekend guests of G. R. Steven
son were Mrs. Charles Esham and
son, Bucky, of Philadelphia; Miss
Malvina Stevenson, of Baltimore.
Sunday they all motored to Valley
Forge, where James Stevenson is
a patient at the hospital. Fl
Lieut.. and Mrs. o. c. Nelson left
for McCord, Washington after
spending week with G. R. Steven
son. Lieut.. Nelson just returned
recently after spending a year and
three months in Arabia.
Ann Stevenson spent Tuesday
with her father, C. r. Stevenson.
MIR. and Mrs. Cummins E. Speak
man, Sr., had as their overnight
guests at Belmont Hall on Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Rajendra, of Cey-
lon. Mr.. Rajendra is in the Ceylon
Civil Service and is government
agent (chief executive of Eastern
province of Ceylon). He is touring
Europe and the United States to
study various multi-purpose devel-
Iopmental projects, among them the
Tennessee Valley Authority, which
he will visit in May. After leaving
here the distinguished visitors will
spend ten days in Washington, ID.
C. as guests of His Excellency, Am
bassador Corea and Madame Corea
at the Ceylon Embassy. The Speak
mans became acquainted with their
guests through Mrs. Rajendra,
whose brother, Ponna Wignarajah,
is a classmate at Yale University
of Cummins e. Speakman, Jr.,
where they are both doing gradu-
ate work. Mrs. Rajendra's father
holds an important position with
Rotary International and toured
this country last year in the inter-
est of Rotary.
Mrs. william Joyce is spending
two weeks as the guest of her
father, Mr.. William Kleckner, at
Lexington, Kentucky. They will
attend the Kentucky Derby at
Louisville, on Saturday.
Mr.. George Boehmler is conva'
lescing at Delaware Hospital, Will
mington, after undergoing third
operation. His condition is reported
very much improved. Mr.. Boehmler
wishes to thank everyone who has
sent him cards, flowers, and greet
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Jones were
! Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Nowland, of Whining
ton.
Mrs. R. F. Corley spent Tuesday
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Homer Hudson entertained
at dinner party Wednesday even.
ing. Present were Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel e. Jones and daughter, Miss
| Harriet Jones, of Wilmington; Mr.
: and Mrs. Lindale Frazier, of Dover
|, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Hudson, q
: Georgetown; Mrs. Warner w
: Price, Sr., and Mrs. Howard r
|. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nicholson
: Of Irvington, NJ, were recenl
!. weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
/; Norwood Pawn u 1uss afE
( Mrs. Mae Mckenzie is entertain
ing her bridge club this afternoon
Miss Elizabeth Thornley, and Mrs
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SOCIAL and PERSONAL NEWS

ers and corresponding secretary's
reports. Mrs. Ennis reviewed the
work Of the club during the past
two years emphasizing the organi-
zation of the club chorus and the
drama group. She also noted that
the club had increased its member
ship considerably and meeting at
tendance had improved. Other
highlights of the term were two
forums presented in the interest of
community problems and the re.
linquishing of the club house for
use by Wilson Refrigeration, Inc,
during the winter of 194s-49, Mrs.
Ennis reported.
officers for the ensuing two
years will be installed at the next
meeting which is May IL.
Mrs. Jonathan Willis, of Milford,
was presented with an award and
citation as the Delaware Mother
of 1850" by Governor Elbert N,
Carvel during ceremonies at the
Milford Theatre last evening.
Mrs. Joseph Ennis, State chair
man of the committee in charge of
selecting the Delaware Mother,
presented Governor Carvel. Mrs.
Willis, the mother of three child
rem, was selected for this honor
from a group of candidates submit
ted by communities from all over
Delaware, because of her outstand-
ing civic work in Milford and
throughout the whole State. The
award was made in conjunction
with a fashion show presented by
the Milford Century Club, of which
Mrs. Willis is president, for the
benefit of the Milford Hospital.
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Louise Burslem attended the Vlad-
imar HoroWdtz Concert at the
Academy of Music in Philadelphia
Friday evening.
Miss Anna Lewis and Mrs. Mel
vina Townsend were visiting in
town last Friday.
/ Rev. and Mrs. John L. Johnson
recently visited Mrs. Johnson's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. William L. Raiser, of Glen
side, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Garis, of
Los Angeles, California, announce
the birth of a son, Steven Earl
Garis, on April 20. He is the grand
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Garis,
of Smyrna.
Miss Bunny Senger entertained
her bridge club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Coverdale is a pa
tient in Kent General Hospital,
Dover.
Mr.. Warren Heath, of New York
City, spent the weekend with Mrs.
A. Homer Smith and Mrs. Heath.
Mrs. Heath returned home with
him after visiting her mother for
two weeks.
Mrs. A. D. Cole is spending the
week with Miss Wilda Besser, of
Audubon, N. ].
Construction has been started on
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Boyer in Lake Como Gardens.
Miss Margaret Kellums left Sat-
urday for two weeks visit with
her sister, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Mrs. Louise Burslem spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth c. Johnson, of Claymont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Walker
have moved into their newly
remodeled home on West Com
merce Street.
Mrs. Harvey Jones, Miss Betty
Jones, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Smith and son, Kenny, were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Woods, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
hewitt and son, Bill, of Silver
Springs, Md, on Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Woods and their daughter,
Mrs. hewitt, were formerly from
Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn King had as
weekend guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Vance Mitchell and daughter Kitty,
of Lansdowne, Pa.
Miss Kate Mannering will OBJ
serve her Goth birthday anniversary
tomorrow. Miss Mannering is in ex-
cellent health. .F
Mrs. Robert Sarde entertained
her bridge club yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. Joseph Ennis returned home
Sunday from Kent General Hospit-
al where he recently underwent an
operation. -t.--
Mrs. Robert Stevens, Lake Como
Gardens, visited her mother, Mrs.
Myron Hardy, of Y New Haven,
Conn, over the weekend and at
tended a family reunion.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN

Strayed or stolen from the farm
of Mrs. Tabitha Mills, near Clay
ton, April 1s, thoroughbred Airdale
dog, ten months old; answers to
name Bill; License No. 1925. Also,
Boston Bull terrier, named Mike.
License No. 1927. Reward for in
formation or return of dogs to
MFRS, TABrrTIA MILLS
Telephone POSI- Clayton, Del.
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Speaks at Class
Reunion

Z Nelson Everhart was the guest
speaker at the goth Year Class Re
union dinner-meeting of the Class
of 1880 Muhlenberg Township High
School of Laureldale, Pa, held at
the keystone Hotel, Kutztown, Pa,
recently.
Mr.. Everhart's topic was '"The
Next 20 Years Are Ours" He
stressed the fact that all schooling
and training had been toward pre-
pairing the students to take over
their individual place in the future
world and that the past 20 years
had been devoted to preparing
sound economical groundwork to
stand upon while the older genera
ton was still operating the COM
munity. However, the next 20 years
belong to the present generation
it will be the one responsible for
what becomes of the government
the church, the school, the world
and it is the duty of each person to
accept his share of the response
bility, he stated.
MIR. Everhart was member Of
this high school class until his SEN
lior year when he moved to Smyrna
and was graduated with the class
Of 1880 from the Smyrna High
School.
MIR. and Mrs. Everhart and child
rem, Nelson III and Kae, also Wis
tied his brother and sister-in-law
the Rev. and Mrs. William L. Ev.
erhart, of Jeffersonville, Pa, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pelhman, o.
Laureldale, Pa, over the weekend
Personal
Mr.. Miles pete" Stats is a pa
tient at the Mcguire Veterans Hos
pital at Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Carrow, Sr,
have as their guests this weekend
their son, Mr.. b. Stimson Carrov
of New York City, and Mrs. Johr
Gurtavoy, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Grant Garis was reelected
president of the Womans Society
of Christian Service of Asbury
Methodist Church at the Apri
meeting.
Other officers elected were: Mrs
Ernest S. Mattiford, vice president
Mrs. John L. Johnson, treasurer
Mrs. william Knots, secretary
Mrs. G. Harvey Wright, promotion
secretary; Miss Cora E. Ford, pub
licity chairman; Mrs. Fred Harris
Spiritual Life secretary; Mrs. Har
; ry G. Johnson, Missionary Educa
ton and Service secretary; Mrs
! Norman Shorts, Christian Socis
Relations and local church activi
: ties secretary; Mrs. Walter. L
Beckwith, secretary of youth work
Miss Julia Griffith, secretary, o
: children's work; Mrs Townsen
: Vaughn, secretary of supplies; an
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10 ASSIST Ar BELMONT HALL

Mrs. Cummins e. Spealman, Sr.,
win have assisting her at open
house at Belmont Hall on Dover
Day, Saturday, May 6. the follow
ing hostesses: Mrs. Edwin Scovel,
Haddonfeld, N. J.; Mrs. John Col
Inns, Moorestown, N. j.; Mrs. Raoul
Betancourt, Riverton, N. j.; Mrs
Gerald Montaigne, Mrs. Donald
Wesley, and Mrs. Leonard Rich
ards, Jr., all of Wilmington; Mrs
Walter Willoughby Spealman, Mrs,
Edwin Billed, Mrs. Warner w.
Price, Jr., Mrs. Henry C. Webb, and
Mrs. William B. Owens, all of
Smyrna.
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Hostesses at GreybOx Dover Day

HostesSes at Greyb0x Dover Day
Hostesses serving with Mrs. C. L.
Harmonson at Greybox on Dover
Day will be Miss Ellen Combs, Mrs
Walter H. Lee, both of Middletown;
Miss Louise Denney, Mrs. Ernest
Rowland, Mrs. John E. Wilson, Jr.,
Mrs. Robert Sarde, Mrs. George w.
Wright, Mrs. Lee H. Deakyne, Mrs.
Warner w. Price, Sr., Mrs. Edwin
Billeb, Mrs. Eugene Goldsborough,
Miss Patricia Middleton, all OF
Smyrna, and Miss Tarun Comegys
of Clayton.
Mrs. Harmonson will also have
assisting her in receiving the
guests Mrs. ]. Allan Frear, of Do
yer and Washington, D. G.
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Mrs. Ernest Blendt, secretary Of
literature and publicity. rs
Newly appointed Circle leaders
are Mrs. Andrew d. Cole, Mrs. VIII
liam T. Nowland, Mrs. William
George, Mrs. George Luff, and Mrs.
Clarence Scuse.
Mrs. Henry T. Price, leader of
Circle No. 6, was in charge of the
program, youth, Our Partners in
Kingdom Building, which featured
a Study Book review by Miss Anna
Beckett. Her topic was Women
of Scripture" Mrs. Nelson Ever
hart gave a reading entitled
young Ideas"
Mrs. Garis presided and Mrs.
Clarence Scuse conducted devo-
tions. Scriptures were read by
Mrs. George Luff.
Refreshments were served by
members of Circle No. 6 during the
social hour which followed.
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John Wilson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William S. Wilson, entertained
at party on his fifth birthday an
niversary last week. Games were
played and refreshments were serv-
ed. Present were: John and Nancy
Schafer, Chip and Terry Slaughter,
Bobby Merrill, Brandie Jones, Nan
cy Ennis, Louise Lange, Janice
Wilder, Carol Price, and Charles
Glib. Also Mrs. Charles Glib, of
Newark, Mrs. Victor Ennis, Mrs.
Warner Price, Jr., and Mrs. John
D. Schafer, Jr.
Mrs. John G. Attix and Mrs. Will
liam E. Wilson, maternal and pa
ternal grandmothers, were present
as well as his great-grandfather,
John Attix, of Dover.
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PANSIES

Come and visit our Pansy Gar
dens; a beautiful array Of color
combinations; huge blooms Of every
hue. Carnation clumps and gladi-
olus bulbs ready now. All ANNALS
ready May is.
PARKER w. STONE
Glad Gardens
Phone 479W Denton, Maryland
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Card of Thanks

Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Davis and
family wish to thank relatives and
friends for loan of autos, flowers
and tenders of sympathy during
their recent bereavement.