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CARLISLE

The circle held its meeting at
the home Of Mrs. f. j. Bennett
on Walnut, with Mrs. M. L. Hat
ten, Jr., presiding. There were 10
present. including Mrs. Esco
Bond, who was welcomed as q
new member, and her sister, Mrs.
G.. Jones, a guest. After read
ing of a scripture lesson by Mrs.
M. l.. Hatten, a mission program
was presented by Mesdames r.
E. Jones, Charles II. Gray, Clara
Martin and r. w. Hunt.
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JOHN WATTS

Mrs. d. E. Trehern presented a
program at the meeting at the
home Of Mrs. r. f, Lynn on Polk
Monday with Mrs. Calvin Bold
ing, co-chairman, directing the
business period. Mrs. Trehern was
assisted by Mesdames Lamar
Alexander, Hal Maffet. Lynn and
Bolding. Devotional was present
ed by Mrs. Charles Mckay. Meet
ing next week will be with Mrs.
Maffett at her home on River rd.,
when Mrs. Charles Mckay will
lead the Bible study.
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FERN HARRINGTON

The meeting was at the home
of Mrs. Bruno Lennep with Mrs.
Henry Waters giving the opening
devotional. Study was reviewed
by Mesdames e. A. Nelson and
c. T. Clinton. Prayer was said
by Mrs. J. A. Witchen.
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chairman, opening the session
with prayer and conducting the
business which was carried on
over cold drinks and cookies ser
we'd by the hostess. The circle
program was on Teaching
Young people to Observe and it
was presented by Mesdames
George Tootle and w. R Robin
son, the latter also saying the
closing prayer. Devotional was
by Mrs. J. S. Abbey.
jim CLARK
Mrs. j. S. Morrison was hos
tess to the circle of Eastlawn
Baptist Mission, branch of First
Baptist church, Monday with IL
and one visitor, Mrs.
Bill Farmer, present. The chair
man, Mrs. II. j. Murray, opened
the meeting by reading passages
from the Bible after which pray
er was said by Mrs. r. L. Pope.
AS acting chairman, Mrs. Muir
ray directed a program on "The
Value OF Our Training Schools"
assisted in presenting by Mes
danes George Atwood and B. c.
Fisher. Business was followed
by prayer by Mrs. A. c. Cotton.
Next meeting will be with Mrs.
Johnson McLendon, SOB 18th, at
/ pm.
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GLADYS KEITH

AT the home of Mrs. w. A..
Pinkston Monday, time was given
to a program under leadership
of Mrs. NJ. G. Larsen, assisted
by Mesdames Dick Abbey, Harley
Seay and Pinkston. The meet
ing was presided over by the
chairman, Mrs. Seay. Prayer was
said by MRS. Pinkston.
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First Baptist Church Circles
WINS Hold First Meetings OF New Year

Monday, for the first time since
the beginning Of the year, circles
of the Woman's Missionary So
ciety of First Baptist church held
meetings at the homes Of mem
bers ofseach unit. Time was given
to mission study. At conclusion
Of the meeting, members enjoyed
light refreshments served by the
hostess.
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TROWEL CLUE TO HOLD
FIRST 1850 MEETING

First meeting of the Trowel
Garden club for 1850 will take
place at the American Legion
home Tuesday at 3 pm.
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LENA HALL

Mrs.~J. Z. Switzer's home, 743
Grant Avenue, was opened to
members of the circle with the
chairman. Mrs. ]. i. Stone, pre-
siding over business and leading
the mission program assisted by
Mrs. John Cole. Devotional was
given by Mrs. j. H. Simpson.
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PEARL CALDWELL

The home CT Mrs. j. w. Brum-
field was place of meeting for
the circle with Mrs. p. X. Walker,
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ball game in Wade last Thursday
night.
Attending the sub-district
meeting of WSCS in Pascagoula
recently were Mrs. Frank Smell
and Mrs. Walter Robinson.
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All Conference

al Conference
Lavon Smith, Kreole, and Les
ter Hill attended the All confer
ence in Paseagoula last Saturday
as representatives of their class
es at Escatawpa school.
Mrs. c. C. Hill was dinner
guest of Mrs. j, r. Bullock Sun
day.
Mrs. Eual Garrett visited her
sister, Mrs. Bill Sanderford. in
Biloxi last week.
Sunday was the birthday of
Mrs. Eugene Almond. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Hudson.
She was presented a lovely cake
and gifts by friends who called to
extend greetings.
Mrs. Dan Cooper has been i'll
at her home.
Helen Hill was dinner guest Of
Dolores Hudson Sunday.
Returns Home
Mrs. S. M. Parker has returned
home after a months stay with
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Mack
where she was taking care of the
Maeki's new twins.
Mesdames L. K. Hudson. Erwin
Kaps, Howard Hudson. Jack
Hudson and Miss Dolores Hud-
son spent Tuesday visiting
friends in Long Beach and Gulf
port.
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A strand of glass may be Is
times finer than human hair and
have a greaer tensile strength
than steel.
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Weekend Guest


Wanda Scott spent the week
end in Moss Point as guest of her
sister, Mrs. Bonnie Bailey.
Mesdames l., X. Hudson, c. c.
Hill, Eual Garrett, Erwin Kaps,
Howard Hudson and Jack Hud-
son spent Saturday at an inform
al party. uIe ~ aa1as
Miss Deveda Nixon, Mobile.
has been visiting her brother and
sister-in-law, MI. and Mrs. Neil
Nixon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Walker, Pas
cagoula, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Hudson Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs, p. II. Fields, Moss
Point. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter
and Mr., and Mrs. Fred Diamond,
Thee Rivers, Mr., and Mrs. T. c.
Keebler and w. K. Porter were
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Laue Por-
ter Sunday.
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News Fsom Wilson Springs .
Dolores Hudson And Joyce thornton
Celebrate Birthdays AT Wiener Roast
BY Mrs. Jack Hudson

Dolores Hudson and Joyce
Thornton celebrated their birth
days Saturday evening at a wei
ner roast. Games were played
and hot dogs and cold drinks SER
we'd to Ellen and Milton Bullock,
Raymond Earl Cobb, Junior Ber-
It's, J. c. and Carl Porter, Sidney
Lacey, Helen Hill, Vivian String
fellow, Melvin Thornton, Billy
Martin, Carl, Bub and Ernie Lee
Nelson.
Lavon Smith, Kreole. was over
night guest of Lanell Hill Friday.
Mrs. L. K. Hudson visited her
nephew. Vernon Lacy. who is in
a Mobile hospital following an
operation.
j. r. Bullock went TO Column
bus, Ga, Friday after the death
of his brother-in-law. He was ac-
companied by his son. Ruby Ray
Bullock, and his brother, John
Bullock, Lucedale.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
Justice Clark Selected
As Bio Brother of Year

Supreme Court Justice Clark
will be honored as Big Brother
of the Year" in a brief ceremony
at 1890 am. tomorrow in his
chambers.
A scroll will be presented by
Mr.. Clark by the organization
Big Brothers of America, in rec
ognition of his work on behalf OF
American boys and in preventing
juvenile delinquency. The event
will serve to open observance OF
Big Brother Week." which closes
Saturday.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
Stain Very Friendly Person
TO BuIIitt Back in 1888

Soviet Prime Minister Stain
walked to the door with the Amer
lean Ambassador and said in
gratiatingly: "Is there anything
at all in the Soviet Union that
you want?"
That was in December, 1888,
just after the Soviet had won
diplomatic recognition from the
United States and at time when
the American Ambassador thought
the Russian leaders were friendly
a far cry from the 1850 cold
war.
The sweeping Stain offer was
reported by William C. Bullitt,
first American Ambassador to the
Soviet Union, in dispatch made
public for the first time last
night in a 1,031-page volume of
documents concerning 1888 for
eign relations, published by the
State Department.
Mr.. Bull1tt, whose attitude soon
turned very anti-Soviet, described
V. M. Molitov, later to be Soviet
Foreign Minister, then as a man
with great poise, kindliness and
intelligence.
The Ambassador noted that
Stain, who previously had refused
to see any Ambassador at any
time, made the extraordinary
gesture" of telling him that "if
you want to see me at any time,
day or night, you have only to
let me know and I will see you
at once"
And Marshal K. E. Voroshilov.
then Soviet commissar for mill
tary and naval affairs, made 1t
clear" to Mr.. Bullitt that "our
military and naval men can have
a relationship of the utmost in
timacy with the military au-
thorities of the Soviet govern
ment."
Mr.. Bullitt reported also that
Stain expressed admiration" for
President Roosevelt, who had
recognized the Soviet after nego-
tiations with Maxim Litvinov,
then Soviet foreign commissar.
The negotiations included a
"gentleman's agreement" by Mr..
Roosevelt and Mr.. Litvinov re-
garding payment on the old Rus
sian debt to the United States
through added interest rates on
new loan. No final debt settle
ment ever was reached.
Mr.. Bullitt and other State De-
partment experts had warned that
the debt matter and other ques-
tions should be settled definitely
before recognition was granted.
In a memorandum before the
-Litvinov talks, Mr.. Bull
lit wrote:
1T seems essential that formal
recognition should not be accorded
except as the final act of an agree
ment covering a number of queS-
tions in dispute. Before recogni-
tion and before loans, we shall
find the Soviet government rela-
lively amenable. After recogni-
ton or loans, we should find the
Soviet government adamant."
The volume published last night
included the Roosevelt-Litvnov
letters covering guarantees of re-
hgiouS freedom to Americans in
Evening star., 1950-01-15
Miss Hurd 10 0fficiate
Al Installation Rites

Miss Grace Hurd, national
treasurer of the Daughters OF
Union Veterans of the Civil War
will offciate at installation of new
officers of the Ellen Spencer
Mussey Tent No. l at 8 pm. to-
morrow at 2015 Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
New officers to be installed ars.
Mrs. Edith Bugbee, president;
Mrs. Lousetta H. Hewitt, junior
vice president: Mrs. Cora Dorsey
senior vice president; Miss Jessie
Lewis, chaplain; Mrs. Kathryn
Rain, treasurer; Mrs. Celia Breck-
man. patriotic instructor; Elmon
v. Carr, publicity chairman, and
Miss Mary M. Crawforth, Mrs
Esther Lippold, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Nash, council members.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
Youth Leaders to Talk

Representatives of Georgetown
youth organizations will address
the Fillmore Parent Teacher AS
sociation at pm. tomorrow at
the school, Thirty fifth and S
streets NV, on after-school ac-
tivities. Groups represented will
be the Georgetown branch of the
Boys Club of Washington, Boy
and Girl Scouts, Georgetown
House and the Recreation Depart
ment.
Evening star., 1950-01-15

Russia and other matters made
public at the time. 1t also in
cluded numerous reports from
American diplomats in Germany
on the rise of Hitler. along the
line of documents previously made
pJIh1ir
Evening star., 1950-01-15

The Greek historian Thucydides
tells of eruptions of Mt. Etna as
early as the eighth century B. c.
Evening star., 1950-01-15

Sheep are the chief national
wealth of Afghanistan.
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REDWOOD NEWS

They enjoyed group singing
after which Mrs, Robert Stall
smith was introduced. She gave
a charcoal drawing illustrating
the well-known song, Let the
Lower Lights be Burning.
Mrs. c. o. Shearer was then
introduced as the guest speaker
for the evening and she chose
to talk on Stewardship. The
group was re-organized with
Mrs. Calvin Wells, as president;
Mrs. Harold Simmons, as vice
president; Ruby Columber, as
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. William
Moore, chorister.
They have completed plans for
redocorating the room used by
the kindergarten children in the
church. Mrs. Ernest Debolt is
the councillor. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Leonard Walker.
STARLIGHT CIRCLE
Starlight circle of The Kings
Daughters met in the office of
the Ohio Edison Co, in Marion,
where Miss Ruth Kleinmeir de-
monstrated meals for saving
time. Food was served to 21 mem
bers.
The group held short busi-
ness session at which time they
arranged to sell Christmas cards
and appointed Mrs. Mable War
ner as chairman.
pHTLATHEA CLASS
The Philathea Glass of the Bap-
tist Church held its regular
monthly meeting Monday eve
ming in the church parlor. The
president, Mrs. Morley Storey,
had charge of the devotional
period and business session, This
evening was observed as stunt
night with various members
taking part.
Daint refreshments were Serv-
ed by the following committee:
Mrs. Lou Lindsay, Mrs. Charles
Callahan, Mrs. Neva Harger, and
Mrs. Betty Houghton.
MARTHA WASHINGTON
CIRCLE
Mrs. Eta White was hostess
to the members of the Martha
Washington circle at her home
on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
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BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

There will be a Fall Festival
and Rally Day in the Methodist
church, Sunday, Oct. %. The COM
munity is invited, and any one
that ever attended Sunday School
or church here, will be very well
come. All who are interested in
the welfare of the community
and church have an invitation.
Morning services will be Church
School, rally program, roll call,
and basket dinner at the noon
hour in the church dining room.
For the afternoon service, Rev.
Leland Wiley, of the LaRue
cuhrch, will speak and there will
be special music.
Mr.. anr Mrs. L. II. Warner, OF
Worthington, and Eddie Warner,
of Columbus, were evening
guests Sunday, of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Warner and daughter, Pa
tricia.
Mrs. George Lynch is enjoying
two-weeks' vacation at her
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wolslagle
spent Wednesday evening with
their daughter, Mrs. John Bell,
and family, and attended the sup
per in the Methodist church din
ing room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith MyleS
are happy over the arrival of a
baby boy, born Monday morning
in Marion City hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Potts were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Morrison and Mrs. Mary
Bosse and children, Rodney and
Sherrel, of Marion.
The Ever-R Ready class of the
Methodist Sunday School wishes
to thank every one who helped
in any way with its supper, last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. T. T. Crawford,
of Delaware, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Warner and daughter.
Mr.. John Bell attended Grand
Chapter of the Masonic Lodge at
Akron, last week.
Mrs. Edgar Rosette, of Rich
wood, was the guest of her son,
c. L. RoSette and family, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Warner
and son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Styre and family enjoyed sight
seeing trip into Kentucky and
Tennessee, Saturday and Sunday.
Captain Albert Shultz spent
Saturday and Sunday with his
family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Bell had
for their Sunday guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Stimmel, of Ostrander
On Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Morris were guests at the Bell
home.
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at the exercises.
REDWOOD LIONS CLUB.


REDWOOD LIONS CLUB
Redwood Lions club met last
Thursday evening in the high
school where they observed la
dies night. The meeting was in
charge of the president, Mr.. Ed
gar Hastings. Mr.. Frank Brown
gave the invocation preceding the
dinner which was served by the
Junior class of the high school
Three new members were re-
ceived into the club, Rev. Cecil
Smith, DR.. r. G. Distlehorst, and
Mr.. Loren Cook.
The program was in charge OF
Mr. Dean Cochran, Mr.. Vern us
pan, and Mr.. M. L. Osborn. The
MELODY Grangers', the vocal
quartette of the Claibourne
Grange sang several selections
They were accompanied by Mrs,
William Hook.
Mr.. Marvin Perkins, of 0. S.
u. gave a very clever magician's
act. Mr.. Victor Lyons, accompan-
led by Mr.. Vern Zuspan, sang
several selections. Martha Douce,
of Marion, and her pupils gave
an exhibition of baton twirling.
Miss Sally Allen, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allen is q
member of this elias and was one
of the performers.
Orchestra music was furnished
by several members of the Rich
wood high school orchestra.
ENTERTAINS SENIOR c. c. c.
Mrs. Dean Cochran was host
ess Monday evening to 10 mem
Conservation. The president,
bers of the senior club of Child
Mrs. Richard Fetter, presided.
She introduced Mrs. Kenneth
Evans who read paper on
Giles Mcdaniel read paper on
"Childrens' Allowances. Mrs,
the subject, when training hab-
its go a-wry".
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Mildred Bumgarner.
PAUL WICK GUILD MEETS
Members of the Paul Wick
Guild of the Baptist Church en-
joyed a pot-luck supper Monday
evening in the home Of Mrs. R.
c. Turner.
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1t was announced that the next
meeting will be an open meeting
and Halloween party. Each
family is asked to bring a pump
kin pie.
The following program was in
troduced by Miss 10 Ann Cra-
mer: reading by Miss Dorothy
Shoup; after which moving pic
lures were shown by Mr.. Claud
Swartz, showing interesting
points which the Swartz family
visited on a trip to the western
states this summer.
Sandwiches and cider were
served by the following commit
tee: Larry Davis, Gene Cheney,
Lloyd MARITIME, Clair Norris,
Amos Rush and Dana Shoup.
Recreation and music was in
charge of Mr.. and Mrs. Vern
Hamilton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Brittun.
ATTEND GRADUATION
EXERCISES
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Milligan,
and son, Lloyd, of Redwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Milligan,
of Marion, spent last weekend
in Cleveland where they attend
ed the graduation exercises of
the Cleveland College of Mortu-
ary Science. Their son, Mr.. Rob
ert Milligan, was among the Ill
graduates. The exercises were
held at Western Reserve univer-
sity auditorium.
Mr.. Milligan's plans have not
been completed yet as he still
has to pass the state board ex-
aminations. He passed the state
board examination for funeral
director last May 25. He still has
the examination for morticians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rizor, of
Lorain, were also in attendance
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BY MRS. R. ]. LANGsTAFF
MISSIONARY CIRCLE MEETS

MISSIONARY CIRCLE MEETS
The Annie Richards circle OF
the Baptist Church met last
Thursda afternoon ia the home
of Mrs. H. c. LeMaster for their
regular monthly session. The
meeting was in charge of the
president, Mrs. Ray Beaver. The
chorister, Mrs. S. r. Sanders led
in group singing. Mrs. Charles
Callahan led the devotional per-
iod.
Mrs. Sale-Harrison was Satro-
duced as the speaker and her in
spring talk was based on the
subject, ''Who is a Missionary
She emphasized the fact that
every Christian woman was a
missionary and listed the ways
in which they might carry on
their work in this field.
The session was closed with a
prayer. A social hour followed at
which time the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Raymond Dutton, Mrs
Elizabeth Biddle and Mrs
Charles Roberts served delicious
refreshments.
RECEIVED WORD OF DEATH
Word has been received of the
sudden death, Thursday, Oct. 5,
of Mr.. Robert Simeon Adams,
of Seattle, Wash. Mr.. Adams was
the son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Adams, of Redwood. He
is survived by his widow, son,
Mr.. Hazard Adams, and a broth
er, Col. Perry Adams, who is
now located in Texas with the
u. S. Army.
Mr.. Sim Adams, as he is known
here, graduated from the Rich
wood high school in the class OF
1916. Later he graduated from
Ohio State University after
which he was associated with
several private schools for boys.
At the present time he was the
headmaSter of such a school in
Seattle. They have been located
in Seattle for several years. His
body was not brought back to
Ohio.
CLAIBOURNE GRANGE
Claibourne Grange met in reg
ular session on Monday evening
with the officers of the Juvenile
Grange in charge. Mr. Larry
Davis served as worthy master.
A letter was read from the Po-
mona Grange announcing that
their next meeting will be held
Oct. 10 in the Milford Center
high school auditorium at which
time they will exemplify the fifth
degree.
1t was voted that during the
winter months Grange should
open at p. m. Mrs. Jennie
Grindell reported that the MEL
ody Changers, the Claibourne
Grange quartette, took part in
the district contest in Milford
Center last, Saturday night but
won only third place.
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Myrtle Waterman, consisted of
readings, recitations and music.
Delicious refreshments wer G
served by Mrs. White assisted by
Mrs. Leliah Chapman and Mrs.
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-THE UNION COUNTY JouRNAL MARYsvn.LE OHIO

White led in the devotional per-
iod with the vice-president, Mrs.
Dana Kinnikin presiding for the
session.
The program, in charge of Mrs.
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Fern Wiley.

Fern Wiley.
Guests included Mrs. Nora
Davis, Mrs. Leo White and Mrs.
Fern Wiley. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Evening star., 1950-03-31
HERE'S THE NEW PIN-POINT-
COLLAR SHIRT

The first shirt with collar shoped
perfectly to wear with pin the
NeIson-Poioe Pn-Point. You'll get the
widespread collar effect plus the
weIl-groomed look that only coIIor-pin
can give. Handsomely tailored in white
Broodcloth, blue, ton or grey End-to-
End Madras. Sizes II to l6H in the
group.
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Christmas at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Smith, of Worth
ington.
Billy Gorton was struck by a
motorist while riding his bike
He was taken to the hospital in
Columbus and was brought home
Saturday He was pretty badly
cut and bruised.
Mrs. Martha Anderson enter
tanned children and grandehild-
rem at a Christmas dinner, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd German en-
tertained with family dinner,
Monday.
A very nice Christmas pro-
gram was given at the church
Wednesday evening by the boys
and girls of the community. A
Christmas tree with many nice
gifts and finally Santa Claus
with a treat for all the boys and
girls. Miss Marjorie Baker had
charge of the program.
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welch and family, of Sidney.

Welch and family, of Sidney.
Floyd Sears and family,
Charles Sears and Anna Brooks
attended a family dinner at the
home of the formers son-in-law,
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Heffner, in Columbus, Sun
day.
Mrs. Florence Lowe entertain
ed her children and grandchild-
ren, also her sister, Mrs. Anna
Mary DeWolf, and daughter, Lu-
ellie, of Ostrander, last Sunday,
Bid Lockwood and family
were Monday dinner guests Of
George Price and family, Of Al
len Center.
Edgar Welch and family spent
Sunday evening with his brother,
George, and family, of North
Lewisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Shirk were
Sunday dinner guests at the Rog-
er Bennett home near Broadway.
Elmer Glassburn, wife, and
daughters, also George Hamilton
and family were Monday supper
guests of Jesse Glassburn and
family, of New Bloomington.