The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-11-06


with group singing led by Miss
Evelyn Weaver, rural church
worker; followed by Invocation,
Rev. Ira Brandon; "The Big
Four in Community Building"
H. H. Hoover: music by the high
school chorus; "The Battle of our
Minds" Mrs. Rindchen; appoint
ment of committees, talk, Miss
Sarbaugh.
Afternoon session: group sing
ing; "Choose Your Rut Careful
ly," Mrs. Rindchen; grade school
program, grades one to six;
group singing, -Four Great Mo-
ments in Life" Mr.. Hoover; re-
marks, Floyd Henderson; report
of nominating committee.
Evening session: God, and the
American People," Mrs. Rind-
chen; ''The Set of the Soul," Mr..
Hoover.
Elk Township Community ms
titute will be opened Monday
morning, Nov. 10, at 8 o'clock,
with the high school orchestra
presenting few special num-
bers; invocation by Rev. Varnes;
talk by Rev. Varnes; songs by
grades one, two and three; "Glass
Yesterday, Today and Tomor-
row" by d. d. Dowds, one of the
featured speakers for the day;
songs by grade four to six; "The
American Indian" by Mrs. T.
Neil Jones; defamation contest,
grades seven and eight; songs,
grades seven and eight; appoint
ment of committees; song,
praise God from Whom all
Blessings Flow" by the entire
group.
Lunch will be served Monday
by the Ladies Aid of the Evan
gelical and Reformed church;
followed by the invocation of the
afternoon session by Father
Martin McNicholas; report of
secretary; report of nominating
committee; places and Person
alities," Mrs. Jones; remarks,
Floyd Henderson; "Soil Con-
servation a Necessity" D. D.
DoWdS.
The orchestra will again open
the evening session and Rev.
Willis will give the invocation;
songs by grades seven and eight;
''The Ratio of Agricultural In
come to National Income" D. D.
Dowds; a short skit by the young
people: "Soil Conservation in
Noble County" H. Granville
Smith; song by grades seven and
eight; "News and Views of
Europe" )" Mrs. Jones; benediction
by Rev. Willis.
Renrock Institute is scheduled
for Tuesday, Nov. IL and their
program is as follows:
Morning session, 1890 a. M;
group singing, led by Floyd Hen
derson; Invocation, Rev. Sutton,
''Doorways to Peace" Mrs. 7.
Neil Jones of Akron; talk by
Floyd Henderson; Should Our
Economy be One of Security or
One of Abundance" D. D. Dowds.
Afternoon session begins at
1:30 with group singing led by
Miss Evelyn Weaver; Abundant
Living" by d. D. Dowds; talk by
Miss Mabel Sarbaugh, H. D. A;
Europe AS l. Saw it, by Mrs.
Jones; report of nominating COM
mittees.
Group singing, again led by
Miss Weaver is the first thing on
the program for the evening ses-
sion; THE Kings Highway" by
Mrs. Jones; special music by Miss
Weaver; "Glass Yesterday, To-
day and Tomorrow" d. d.
DoWds.
At Sarahsville, institute will
begin at 9:3O and the evening
session at 1880.
4 d. d. Dowds will speak on
S"Abdndant Living" "The Foun-
dation of American, Our Boys
and Girls" and "Will Wars Never
Cease?"
Mrs. t. Neil Jones will present
'The Kings Highway" places
and Personalities" and Door
ways to Peace"
Members of the student body
will give special numbers and a
reminder is being given to all
who plan to attend to be sure and
bring their own lunch as dinner
will not be served at noon by the
school.
o Thursday, Nov. IS, Jackson
Community Institute begins at
$50, with Miss Weaver giving
the invocation; group singing;
"Some Customs of Latin
America" Mrs. 7. Neil Jones;
school program, grades one to
four, Mrs. Thelma Raney, teach
er: Abundant Living" d. D..
Dowds; appointment of nominat-
ing committees.
Dinner will follow the morn
ing session and the afternoon
program begins with 'Vagabond
Trails" Mrs. Jones; school pro-
gram, grades five to eight, Miss
Helen Raney, teacher; election
of officers; "Glass Yesterday, To-
day and Tomorrow, D. D. Dowds.
The evening session at jack