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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
SHAWNEE

Mr. and Mira, hVing Calhoun ana
children Joe aud Jimmy Of Dover
spent sunday with Mr. and Mra,
Clarence Calhoun,
Mira MnlNrd netla ana Mira,
Harry w nettH attended the state
school band parAde IN Dover last
Friday Charlpa nattH Ia meme
her OF The Milford lllgh school
Band
Jackie Webb h Waiting her grand
pQrenlH, Mr. and Mira. Edward l.
Webb,
Mr. ana Mira, Harvey nurlMgame
attended The wedding Of Miaa
ul0MA MnnNrr0W ANA Jack nul Nt
The Presbyterian church IN Dover
on Saturday
Mr. And MraI Raymond butts Of
thhHlpE Pm and Mira. AWdln Sock
ridor nf Milford were SUNDAY Via
ltora 0t Mr. aud Mira, ElWOOd War
rem,
fhOmAa lOhna0n ana alHler llel.
enc Ot Wlmn Visited Mr. And Mra,
" tNllNWNA ON sunday,
Mr ANA Mira Everett KINNEY, Of
tNrrpr0tt Nplo were weekend
RueHla OF Mr. ANA Mira jeaae klm-
/ WpY,
Miss Charlotte NWRna0n, of the
University 0t Delaware IA Hnendmn
her spring vacation with her mo-
theb Mira, Bertha hWnna0n,
Dinner BupHiA Ol Mr, ana MrH
Everett hlAyim lnal Sunday, were
MI hnd Mira William Clmgh, NJ
Milford Mr and Mira William John
son And children Of Wimn ana Mr.
hhd Mrs, Franklin Rlpharda ~ DO,
Yer.
Mira NJ l. Wehh Waited her mo-
lhpr Mira John H. ClpndAnlel M
Milton last Sunday Mira, NlendRn
lpl hNs been Nerv lll
MI and Mira ROheW Warren N
Dover were sunday gueAtH Of Mp
hhd Mrs. Willis Van NnrHt
! Mr. Nnd Mrs MaK O0rdpp enter
lalhpd 90 dinner on Sunday Mr., anl
Mrs NJ t t0rdpE Mr. hobby tor
der MlAHpH Dare Hnd Dean OMder
! ~ llNrlOek Md and Mr. ana Mira
q. w tOrdpr and dauHhlerH o
Lincoln,
Mira Aallle llall0Well " Dover
q Waiting Mr and Mira, EdWapt
Williams.
Mr. ana Mira Dewey n0wpn pe
GENTLY vlaltnd Walter AtavenA0n, u
Church nm, Md
Mira Marshall il0lden Mira, Win
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Caesar Rodney School
News

The annual Caesar Rodney anna
teui show WAS preaelned az noon ON
fhufHday. March 80, IN the audi
ioflum before q capacity audience,
The Winners were aa follows. best
piano solo. joyce Ross best vocal
solo. sharon CLARK best recitation,
barbara DoWneai honorable mena
uoni Shirley Bt0ddard best matrus
mental group. Thomas and Pornelto
iiudlow best quartet Pat bryan,
Mary Lou l0haecar0, june Jensen
aud Mafllyn nioklin
The Judges we're Mrs, John Bran
nrf MIS- Mary W cool and lliOhs
ard W MaoFAddin
Fourth TRADE Assembly pFOgFnm
MlHs q catherine MolVlnH section
Of the fourth grade presented an
Elementary School Easter pr0RrAm
on Friday, March 81, at D. M,
hlble reading, luthnnnn rnulk
nef
FlHR salute, Wayne bryant
Two songs Christ the Lord Ia
Risen To-day" nnd "A llappy Secret
were hung by the oluHa
a short play "A MIA Tn ON lGnA
tef Eve WAS given, Tho mnmhera
nf the east were Mary Jane nmpAr,
A0fuiyn cr0saloy, carl Miphaal,
Donald Nup0tf Richard al0ekangar
aud Elizabeth Emerson,
a movie "fho Sleeping uanutyu
concluded the nruprnm
"fhe shadow 0f The CrOaA," a one
hour piaylel Ia seven scenes, will
be- presented Easter sunday eve.
ming April ., ni k u. M, In the
hnsaf Rodney auditorium, The
event ls sponsored by The Camden
and wyoming Methodist Churches
the Camden Episcopal church nnI
ihf Friends Church 0f Camden viii
nn Offering for the benefit Of IA,
Caesar Rodney Welfare fund
Committee phaipmen prhnapinl
fof the entertainment include me
following Director MiHH Hue Hay
nara programs, Mrs Myrtle v, ain
pie costumes, Mrs ERNEST M, coll
staging, Earl Il Heheidt aud Miller
ulbei llRhllng, Richard W Mhplrad
alhi music, Mrs freldn C00puri n
nance, Mrs Frank Matthew'S, ant
publicity Harry u, phAnnhll
Music before and after tho nlRA
VIII be- presented bY tho Gambler
and wyoming Methodist CMrol
i thnlfH
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

Webb
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Tucker. of
Ellendale were recent guests az Mr.
and Mrs. AinsWorth Abbott
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Martin vis-
ited her mother. AIRS Taylor Ca
Greensboro last sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alnsworth Abbott
were in Washington. =. e. last sun
day
Mrs Ethel Hinman has returned
20 her home after visiting friends
IN Baltimore. ND
Ar. John BOWS and family are
now occupying the Collins apart
ment
Mr. Edgar Short has been ON the
sick list this week.
Mrs. May smith and friend were
visitors ia Greenwood and Harrins-
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
The Past In Review
News - Il Was Reported IN The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago.

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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

nie Lynch, Mira Kitty Morgan, Mrs,
jeAnnotte Wordon, Mira. Doris Hoe
ward, and Mrs, Marion HNughey
Waited Mira, James Webb inWilm,
on sunday,
Mira, William Trultt, Of Bridge
vile aud Mrs, Joseph Mack. OF Sea-
ford called on Mrs, Morris Grover
man Sunday afternoon,
Mr. MOwla 0roverman returned
90 hualneaa on Monday after being
confined 10 hla homo because OF
illnAaa,
Mr. and Mira, pennownl lsaacs
entertained Nt dinner last Sunday
Mr. and Mira Edgar laaacs and Mr.
and Mira Roland Buell. OF Selby-
Vile,
Mr. and Alra, John y, Ennis. OF
Milford, were dinner gueata of Mr..
ana Mira jNmea Adams on Sunday
Mr. and Mira R0y noeger oolo-
hrNted their tenth wedding 0nni-
yerHNry last Saturday evening by
having relatives IN for turkey
dinner Those present were, Mr.
and Mira Frank VihheN Mr. aud
Mira ~ u, lNro0, OF Arlington, Va,
Mr. ana Mira, ChHrloa Nlhheu and
children, llilly and MahlOn, Of Del.
mNNr, N w. and Mr. and Mrs, Char.
lhH ll0lllngHW0rth and children,
Harry nnd Robert, OF Wilmington
Mrs, FWltt Webb, Mira, Norman
drove, and Mira, John l40dgo attend.
Hd a council meeting Of tho Homo
Demonstration clubs IN George
town on Monday,
MrH, Frank Nihhert, chairman of
citizenship for the Shawnee Home
Demonstration club, attended a
meeting IN Georgetown last Thurs
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

Mfs M s ulekefa0ns nag bf.
eams nnmauanealle Nhile She
aas dflFlhf i from Ellendale a.
Mlifafd iasf FRIDAY. and had Il
uul beeH iuf fhs brave aud heroic
oash uf William Fisher. who
fhfeh himself lh front ~ the
hofaes else would have been
aashed a. pieees stanley
hhof and Henry Cook also help.
80 to auie fhe animal
Nisa lella Hall ~ Niles Maf.
ahails 6cbnul at Oak Lane ga.
apeui kasisf Nith hef parents.
Mf and Mff George ilHll
heHulaf meeting ~ ihe Milford
hen Century club Nas held Mon
ass Mafeh ~ hlih lhe president.
Mft 1uhH M Meieh. in the chair
8fh hui4eri a. DAVIS and Mrs
Harry q Guef played nn uiifne.
uFe piano duet Mias Jennie
Stanton had 4 pleasing p0rnl solo
and MlaH aafa ilaYlH entertained
STA 3 classical piano Solo
aea
8ohn Darby Hh0 rs attending
feaeum Business heh0ol. spent
kaaiff in Ffedeflfa with bis pat
euff
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

day
Mrs A, d. Dickerson attended
the Leader Training meeting at the
Labor Camp building near George
town. Thursday March 80. The topic
for the demonstration was stain
Removal" given by Miss Louise
WhiteOmb. home management spec
iElist from the University Of Della
ware.
The Shawnee Home Dem0nstra-
tlOn Club meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Frank Vibbert on
Friday afternoon, April IA az 1880.
MIR. and Mrs, Preston Chandler.
OF Milton. and MI and Mrs. Willard
Robbins and son Raymond were
Sunday guests Of MIR. Willard Ro-
bblns and son Raymond were sun
day guests of Alr. and Mrs. +. I.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Thirty Years Ago.

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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

f1ie ufnef ~ lr W Blaine Ai.
hNf AZ MIiIHbufu. la about hulah
80 ffsm Hh recent rebuilding aud
fedeeufatihk d. Atkins began
faf practice ~ dentistry there
ures Beafs ago
Mlaf hBm h Chambers nf
lehes sophomore ~ GuueheF8
{ HiieEf s spending ihe spring
haadayf nlfh hef parents. Mf
uun Mft Louis Chambers
AZ s special meeiinf ~ the sun
heam Sunday school Glass of
tane0ln held IA ihf home 0f lhe
feachef sire George neffIekson
un Manaag evening fhf foilOMinE
0f1tHfh MHfe elected fof lhp fna
eaing yeaf President. Miss Aila
cleHaauiei Blee president Miaa
kahef Hfulfl secretary Mfa
Mahei hFuh0u assistant erffp
laFB h1itt Hitie fumhle ifea
hnfaf Mlas hefnioe Donovan
nohef committee Mias Marion
lmaaulel and Mlaa safH Glen
aaHisi hankaHi committee, Mlas
hefHlNf ilunusHn and Nlaa MAJ
laH elrHaanifl entertaining cum
mIflHf hiIhe hialf iiiiehrns Meel
lHE adjourned iN mfei 0n Monday
efeHiHf April hlih Nfs Mabie
fteHHan
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Ten Years Ago

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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

toH on sunday
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as thair suas1 sunday M
mrs. harvey Hi.sna ANA n
Ars. EIwoaa NonuNor CA Ga
tomn
The school children eE
shaarhoad are enjoying lhe
dav
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

For nEafeetlan ana cnEa
sood yard lighting S. 8 m
Calvert. extension
sinaef at gne University "a M
ware. points aNt tnE ~
helps "a moFH ~ .e
stead "a nleh1 ana a
thieves and nrame
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

Major al d i.huk ~ Milford
feetlFed fiHs week from Wash
nEton hiH commission as Lieu
leHhHi a aiohei ln ihe unlied
eiant itfaefFe Corps. dating from
1ahhafg "a last Thia la n0i AZ
fisf aefYlee af fhe present time,
hHi a. is held liable i0 eaii fof
ihf army hi ahy moment
~ aamuf Charles Mitchell
President ~ Delaware college faf
sia yeafb. hhH resigned iie has
aeeeuisd fhe ehalf ~ history aud
n0iifieal hfleuee ln hlehmuhd
Gaileff Richmond va. Nilh
etAet institution he formerly was
connected
hlI FARMERS aud land owners
hha hff Interested lh hh lne0f
nsfaisd f8ehanfe hi Eiiendnie.
tlfasf eumf to fhe White iihll
het "Wednesday evening Lhsi
h hedneaaay evening llun Robert
a llanefon spoke briefly 0n hnW
a. incorporate hHd nhHi ilf re-
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Several ~ fbt farmers attend
- fhf fus las hnii ln George.
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49, aelliaa - fhe court ha iho
defendant fu0k ah appeal Gnnd
hFs a. hli toa hnniefs for sport
Taf ffEes nFe 5 Hfeai nuisance iu
Ihf fafmefh lH fhlH vicinity
Tbe Faads are getting ln Fnud
ahans nuh Ger anfomOhllef Some
~ fhf psatif iouh their machines
aai af lhaif dens laai neeh after
heauF H $50 winter
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Twenty Years Ago.

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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

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had dlltan Charlotte walton.
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-16

nley wore ice blue wool with a
corsage of red roses, and black
accessories, Seating the guests
were Richard Graham, brother of
the bride, and James Crooks, of
Bremen.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, a reception was held in
the church parlorS for the we'd
ding party and guests, after which
the new Mr.. and Mrs. Turner left
for short wedding trip. For
travelling, Mrs. Turner chose a
green gabardine suit, with cin-
namon accessories.
The bride is a graduate of tkp
Bremen High School, and of the
White Cross School of Nursing,
and the groom graduated from
Marysville High School and at
tended Ohio University at Athens
They will reside in Marysville.
In addition to the groom's par
ents and sister, Mary Beth
Turner, others from Marysville
who attended the wedding were
Miss Name Finnin, Richard Cole
man, Robert Henry, Robert Ev-
vans, Myron Rausch, Gene Kirby
Jim Way, and Mr.. Carl Pippitt.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-16
Goings. conings
Around
MarYsville
Club Calender
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY
Supper Club - hostess, Mrs. P.
D. Longbrake, $50 p. m.
Trinity Brotherhood - Parish
House, z p. m.
Neighborhood Bridge Club -
Tijuana, hostess Mrs. A. c. Voll-
rath, 2 p. m.
What-So-Ever Circle - hostess
Mrs. r. w. Bigler, 7:30 p. m.
B. g. P. w. board of directors
hostess, Mrs. Lester Randall,
1880 p. m.
Palestine Lodge No 1853, F. &
A. M. - 1880 p m.
D.A.V. Chapter and Auxiliary
dinner - Armory, $50 p. m.
Bridgette Club - hostess, Mrs.
Glen Grigsby, 8 p. NIB.
| V.FW. Auxiliary weekly card
party - V.F.W. Hall, 3 p. m.
Youth Council - Farm Bureau
Hall, p. m.
FRIDAY
! Frances Willard Tea ~ Metho-
dist Church, 2 p. m.
Junior Mission Band - Parish
School, 7:30 p. m.
Friendship Circle hostess,
Mrs Carl Boerger, 2 p. m.
SATURDAY,
OAR. Guest Tea - Methodist
Church, 2:30 p. m.
SUNDAY
Enter into His gates with
Thanksgiving, and into His courts
with praise.
MONDAY
Kiwanis Club - Dinner Bell,
6 p. m.
PIT. A. - Recreation room,
7;45 p. m.
Auxiliary Highway Patrol -
Memorial Building, 8 p. m.
Girl Scouts, Troop II - 7 to
$3.50 p. m.
TUESDAY
Woman's Parliament-hoStess,
Mrs. George Snyder, 2 p. m.
Lions Club Buffers Grill,
$50 p. m.
Aletheia Society - Methodist
| Church, "a p. m.
Priscilla Reading Circle-host-
ess, Mrs. j. K. Scheiderer, 7:30 p.
lm.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-16
With the Patients

Mrs. Albert Geer, of Marysville
Rt. 2, entered Jane Case Hospital
Tuesday for surgery which was
performed Wednesday Her con-
dition is satisfactory.
A tonsilectomy was performed
Thursday morning on Nancy
Beightler, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Beightler, in the
office of a local physician.
Carl Liggett was taken TO Mt
Carmel Hospital Tuesday from
his home near Ostrander by the
William H. Faulkner ambulance,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-16
STUART BIBLE CLASS
MEETS IN BECK HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Beck were
hosts to the Stuart Bible Class
Wednesday evening for the regu-
lar dinner meeting, with SO mem
bers and guests present. Vice
president, j. K. Mclaughlin, pre-
sided, and DIR. ID. r. Griffith and
Mrs. Beck had charge of the pro-
gram, which consisted of group
singing of old love songs, in keep
ing with Valentine Day, and a
solo by Mrs. Roger Sillars, 81
Wonder AS / Wander. DR.. Her
man ]. Klaar of Columbus was
guest speaker. He is executive
secretary of the Synod of Ohio,
and spoke of the work of the
Presbyterian church in the state
In addition to the speaker,
other guests were Ralph Piper
and Mrs. Paul Kinney. Members
who attended were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Tossey, DR.. and Mrs. D.
r. Griffith, DR.. and Mrs. p. Earl
Nicol, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Nc
-Laughlin, Mrs. Russell Bower,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Euverard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Thomas, Mr.,
and Mrs. Ward Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana Gorton, Mr.. and Mrs
Calvin Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton
Doherty, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Turn
er, Mrs. William Miefert, Mr..
French Snider, Rev. and Mrs
Sillars, and the hosts.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-16
MANY VISITORS PRESENT
FOR O. E. S. MEETING

A large attendance was noted
at the regular meeting of Mary
Chapter No. 8 O. E. S. Tuesday
evening, with worthy matron
Mary Pearse, and worthy patron
T. B. Roahen presiding. Several
visitors were present, including
worthy matron Olive Craver, and
Mrs. Bess Wynecoop of George
Lewis Behrens Chapter, No 504
Delaware, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
Shaver, of Chesterville, Canada.
Other chapters represented were
Neil, of Springfield; Carolyn, of
Mechanicsburg; Eliz a b h, of
Plain City; and Dennison, of
Cleveland.
A delightful social hour fol-
lowed in the club room and re-
freshments in keeping with Val
entine Day were served by Mrs.
Lucille Raines and her committee.
Bowls of sweet peas centered the
tables, and adding to the festive
air were the lovely Valentine
corsages of the same flowers
worn by the officers. They were
presented by the worthy matron.
q q Q
PRESBYTERIAN ASSOCIATION
The Women's Association will
meet for luncheon in the church
at l p. m. Wednesday, and re-
servations must be made with the
chairman by Sunday. The pro-
gram will be presented by Mrs.
Lewis Thompson and Mrs. Har-
old Bishop.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-16
Mr.. Robert Turner Miss Graham
Are Married Saturday in Bremen

The altar of the First Presby-
terian Church in Bremen, with a
background of huckleberry trees,
vases of white g1adioh and carna-
tions, and lighted by two seven
branch candelabra, formed the
setting for the pretty wedding
Saturday, Feb. II, of Miss Vir-
ginia Ann Graham of that city,
and Mr.. Robert L. Turner, of
Marysville. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry t.
Graham, of Bremen, while the
groom's parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
r. +. Turner, Of the Kenton Road,
The double-ring ceremony was
read by the pastor, Rev McEwen
int open church at 2:30 p. m. Pre-
ceding the ceremony, a program
of nuptial music was presented
by Mrs. McEwen at the organ,
and Mr.. Loren Graham, uncle of
the bride, who sang "Oh Prom
ise Me" Il Love You Truly, and
Because.
Escorted to the altar by her
father, the bride was attired in
a gown of cornflower nylon net
over brown taffeta, with match
ing hat, and carried a prayer
book topped with an orchid.
Attending the couple were Miss
Billie Connley of Mt. Sterling,
as brides maid, and Mr.. William
Miefert as best man. Miss Con-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-16
w. s. c. S. MEMBERS HEAR
OF WORLD PRAYER DAY

Thirty-two members were pre-
sent at the general meeting of
the Woman's Society of Christian
Service, held Wednesday in the
Little Chapel, following the exc
cutive board meeting at lis p.
m.
Included in the business were
the announcements Of World Day
OF Prayer at 2:30 p. m. Feb. "a,
in the Congregational Church,
and on March /, roups one, two,
and three Of the w. S. c. S., will
meet together in the church.
Mrs. Luther Liggett was pro-
gram chairman, with the topic,
The World Must Learn to Read"
Mrs. Horace Sheldon conducted
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-16
PACE FIVE

the devotional period, assisted
by Mrs. Max Rogers, Mrs. Frank
Holycross, AIRS. Don Carmean,
Mrs. Mary Whitney, Mrs. Emma
Reading, and Miss Edna Figley,
giving readings, and verses Of the
hymn, We've a Story to Tell"
by Mrs. Dale Overly. Mrs Lig
gett was assisted in presenting
the lesson by MRS. Flora MacCoy,
Mrs. Holycross, md Miss Mary
Graham
Lovely Valentine refreshments
were served during the social
hour by the hostesses, members
Of group two, Mrs. Scott Worth
ington, chairman.
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MOTHERS STUDY CLUB

Mrs. f. T. Gaumer and Mrs.
Earl Kinsey will be hostesses in
the formers home on w. Ninth
ST., to the Mothers Study Club
at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Mrs. John
Sharrer and Mrs, William Cole
man will present the program,
and the social hour will include
white elephant exchange.
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woMAN's PARLIAMENT

A program on Art will be pre-
.sented Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs George Snyder:
The Artists Touch, Mrs. Rich
ard Fox; England in Art, Mrs.
Charles Mills; Parliamentary
Duty Mrs. James Coe; Selected
Mrs. SNYDER.
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VACATION In FLORIDA

Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. McCracken
and daughter, Clara, of NJ Main
ST., and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Martin,
Of Raymond, left Sunday for a
two weeks vacation in Florida.
While there, they will attend the
National Motorcycle Races at
Daytona Beach.
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ALErHEIA SOCIETY
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cotton
announce the birth of son, Joe
William, Feb. 10 in their home on
London Ave. They now have
three sons and one daughter.
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Birthplace Of Burns

One of the most popular attrac-
tions in Scotland is a matched cot
tage on the outskirts Of Ayr in Allo-
way. It is the birthplace Of Robert
Burns. famous Scot poet.
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100 Attend C.E.A.
Meeting Tuesday

sent tuesday evening Tor the
meeting of the Christian Educa-
ton, held in the Parish House.
Business, presided over by the
president, Emmett Fladt, includ-
ed discussion of the hot lunch
program for the school, and a
decision to hold School Week"
instead of School Night" 1t was
announced that the new double
swing for the playground had
arrived. Two members were en-
rolled.
A group of children from the
Kindergarten class, under the di-
reetion of Mrs. Luther Conrad,
contributed to the program by
singing several patriotic, seasonal,
and game songs. Miss Dorothy
Coleman, assistant teacher, gave a
flannelgraph story of the Three
Bears.
Guest speaker, Mrs. Mary Alice
Diehl, talked on Sharing Re-
sponsibilities" pointing out that
children must be taught to think
for themselves, and that they
learn cooperation by learning to
help at an early age.
Three songs by the primary
group in costume hats and carry
ing flags included America"
Many Flags of Many Lands"
and "How Betsy Made the Flag.
Michael Rupright portrayed the
character of George Washington,
and Lois Coleman was Betsy
Ross.
During the social hour, a tasty
lunch was served by Mrs. En-
NETT Fladt and Mrs. H. T. Geb-
hart, assisted by the fourth grade
mothers.
The Christian Education AS
sociation sponsored two Valen-
tine parties Tuesday for the Trim
ity Kindergarten and Parish
school, with Mrs. Emmett Fladt
and Mrs. H. T. Gebhardt in
charge of the arrangements. AT
10 a. M, the children of the Kin
dergarten were seated at their
tables and given Valentines,
heart-centered ice cream, cakes
and candies. Several children and
mothers were guests. Mrs. Luther
Conrad and Miss Dorothy Cole
man, teachers, were assisted in
serving by Mrs. Herbert Handel
and Mrs. Dana Coleman.
Grades one through six were
entertained at Lao in the Parish
House, where the tables were ar
ranged in a V-shape and decorat-
ed with red candles and paper
hearts. The refreshments were
the same as served in the morn
ing with tn addition of cocoa.
Those serving at this party were
Mrs. Howard Stierhoff, Mrs,
Frank Rausch, Mrs. Floyd He
genderfer, and Mrs. Gerhardt
Nicol, assisted by the third grade
room mothers.
Following tn e refreshments,
pupils from Miss Edna Lauffer's
room presented a patriotic can
tata in costume, after which the
ptwo Valentine boxes were open
ed, and the contents distributed
- n e.
EVER READY CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. BELLvILLE
Mrs. Donna Belleville entertain
ed the Ever Ready Club of Tay-
lor Township Wednesday after
noon, Feb. 8, with Mrs. Irene
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BRrDcETTE CLUB

Mrs. Glen Grigsby will enter
tain Bridgette Club at 8 p. m.
today in her home on N. Court
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