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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-28
Home Is Best
Environment

The parental home is not merely
the place OF birth and the indis-
pensable source of human exist
ence, but it is the best possible en-
vironment in which the child can
mature and develop. Because the
child gives continuity to the life
of the parents and because the
child is in fact bone of their bone
and flesh of their flesh, therefore
it follows inevitably that parents
will be profoundly attached to their
offspring.
BY natural instinct as well as by
divine law the child, growing up
within the family circle, will be
fortified with the greatest personal
interest, love, and devoted care.
The family, as a social institution
created by nature, constitutes an
environment of security, a seed
bed of virtue, and a stimulus for
development far superior to that
which might be provided under
any other conceivable circumstanc-
es.
The State is likewise necessary
as a society in which the individual
grows and develops into useful
citizen The State is both a com
plete and a necessary society. BY
that we mean that il has within
its own power and control all the
elements necessary TO supplement
the needs of the individual and
the family. 1t is bound however
by the principle of "Subsidiarity of
function. This means that the
State is not TO assume the RESPONSE
bilities which can be exercised by
the family itself. 1t must safe
guard the health and strength OF
its citizens, make provision for the
education of its members, and or
ganize the economic system so that
family life can be assured of the
physical necessities such AS food,
clothing, and shelter 1t must pro
tect the integrity of the human
person. But all these things must
be done without interfering with
the rights and the duties of the
family itself.
Parents Rights Primary
AS the Supreme Court of the
United States has declared, the
child belongs to the parents and
not to the State; hence the parents
have both the right and the duty
to provide for the physical, social
and spiritual training of their off
spring, antecedent to any rights oI
the State. This principle is oi
/ great importance, for ii means tha
/ the State has no inherent right Il
interfere with the management o.
the family, no right to a monopol.
of education, and no right to a die
tatorial control over the economi,
life of the family. Ii is only Whel
the family has been recreant TO it
duties that the State may justl.
take over its responsibilities.
Ii is interesting to note that on
own Constitutional law provide
/ great safeguards for the liberty
the dignity, and the welfare of it
individual citizens, but it says littl'
or nothing about the family itself
BY contrast some of the newe
States have provided in their Con
stitutions for the specific rights o
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-28

One of the chief elements of Mr..
Blanshard's attack on the Church,
the author contends, is the claim
that Catholics are a growing threat
to Americas religious freedom"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-28
Bishop Mussio
Warns Against
False Liberty

MiSconception of the meaning
of freedom was pointed up as the
cause of the evils threatening the
foundation of American family life
by Bishop John King Mussio of
Steubenville in his sermon sched-
uled to be delivered here last We'd
nesday evening.
The Bishop spoke at the Family
Holy Hour in ST. Joseph Cathedral
which closed the twentieth annual
convention of the National Cathol-
ie Family Life Conference.
"There are two freedoms-the
false, where man is free to do
what he likes" the Bishop said,
and 1.-THE true, where man is free
to do what he ought. America is
built on the latter kind. For
America is rooted in Cod"
False Freedom
The prevalent doctrine of that
false freedom was shown to have
already contaminated in some re-
speets even the Christian family
life. AS examples of this spurious
sense of freedom the Bishop listed
pre-marital sex experience, which
"is advocated as the best express
sion of a freedom from out-dated
mores" s"-and-"d divorce" which he
said was welcomed as the gate
way of escape from the unpleas-
ant circumstance of the marriage
bond"
The best example of the other,
the true freedom, is found in the
Catholic concept of family life.
And the Christian family life is the
backbone of the true spirit OF
Americanism, the hundreds of
couples we're told
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, the Archbishop of Wash
/ ington, DC, was celebrant of the
Holy Hour. The Very Rev. Harry
/ S Connolly, pastor of the Cathed-
raj. led the prayers. The Schola
Cantorum of Saint Charles Semin-
ary, Columbus, directed by the
Rev. F. Thomas Gallen, provided
the music.
christian family life. then" the
Bishop concluded, "is the best ex-
preston OF that true freedom
which alone gives America her
role of greatness in the destiny OF
man. BY the steady accomplish.
ment of the Will of God in your
family life, you can best convince
your neighbors that the Church
from which you draw your direc.
ton. strength and conviction is
truly Christ with us.
"You cannot walk alone in the
accomplishment of this task. You
need bread for strength and the Dl
vine Bread for the sustenance oi
that spirit which alone can sus
tain you the America you so love
For America is her peo
pie and she will champion the
things of God as long as her peo
pie remain the children of God.
Evening star., 1952-04-27

MEN (2l, white. to worx on moyins
ION MOVERS, Seminary rd. and
Center St, ont from Baileys Cross
roads. JE. 2-6975. :,
MEN t3), white. preferably married;
car essential, mechanically inclined
to learn route work; good pay. lib
eral auto allowance, bonus; old
established concern. Work Is per-
manent. Apply 92s Eye st. n;w.i
MEN Y with R.i tire or filling station ex-
perience interested in earning $50
to S100 per wk.; permanent posi-.
tions; car necessary: ASSOCIATED.
TIRE SERVICE, 312 q. ST. NV
MEN, 2 full time and l part time
If you wish to prove to yourself sell
is. Full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average S10O and UP per week call
ing on regular customers by appt
Fuller Brush customers are pleas
ant, courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly Nc
experience necessary. An expert
enced man will train you. Apply
oil National Press Bldg, 14th anc
F sts; NV. or call DI. 4475 oi
MEN WANTED for garage and car
house work, 81 to As years Of age
to begin as cleaners. with oppor'
tunity for promotion to MECHANIC;
helpers 4ohogr n.;S 5day sscaIyGr, WG s54
am, employment ONCE. CAPITAL
TRANSIT CO., 36th and M sts. NV
Take No. 80 RoSslyn car. 20
Evening star., 1952-04-27

MAN. white. week ends. to help on
lawn. garden and woods. in coun-
try. near Falls Church. FA. 1904.
MAN, colored, delivery ana porter
work; every evening except Sunday,
6p:m: to 10 pm. DISTRICT HGTS.
PPHtI,ARISMA4CY, PtI,AaRISMN 1854 Marlboro pike,
MAN. colored, to work in paint fac
6ered 6eFy to E99d Isb snS tsSs pGsOd a0d
willing worker. Do not apply unless
you can furnish good references as
to former employment For inter-
view, call TU. $500 Monday.
MAN. white. to learn incinerator in
,stallation. mechanically, inclined
6noWieess d8 sese OF orickwork helppiul.
MAN. white, to care for horses and
to do general gardening. Brick g.
children. MR.. DEFRANCEAUX. OIL.
3612 or MA. 5000.
MAN, colored. for used car lot: must
have some experience in polishing
and general upkeep; D. c.. driver S
permit. sCHLEGM 4 GOLDEN.
SiHsl TsEGm. OF psTf Gf.rG D. aae @ aE asD: ssSo g.
MAN, capable of managing whole
sale shipping and receiving dept. /;
good pay, commensurate with abil-
ity. Only qualified persons need
apply. SIS Pa. ave. NV.
MAN WANTED on dairy farm; salary.
board and room. Call J. PRESTON
ROGERS, Elmwood 3764 or write
MAN; to work with rabbits and
chickens on small farm; will con-
sfewn,Dr fldsE wife; 4;1s!W.4y SalaFy oDen' Phone
MAN OVER 30. full or part time.
Something new for profit. Retired
merchants. farmers. business men,
please note. Take orders nation
ally advertised product. Cuts farm
and factory roof maintenance costs
half. Exclusive guarantee. Simple
conclusive. demonstration. Liberal
comms, Age no bar. Home. nights.
today. Box 4766-M. Cleveland. Ohio.
MAN. experienced in checking in
voices and; pricing materials for
established plumbing and heating
business; must be exp. STEWART
BAINUM CO.. GE. 0437.
MAN, experienced in management Of
apis. and rental property. needed in
expanding organization; must. be
thoroughly experienced and have
pleasing personality; excellent OPP
portunity for qualified man. REALTY
INVESTMENT CO., INC. GE. 2270.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, with knowledge of
electronic components, to train for
position of future responsibility
JACOBS INSTRUMENT CO., Be-
thesda. Nd.
YOUNG MAN, neat. nice personality
well recommended. to work in fine
ieVri 1eWelry 6t store Sdlss Sales: display and
Star. giving qualifications and sal
airy desired. -27
YOUNG MAN, white, to assemble
Beddow, DoUBLEDAY HILL ELEc.
CO., 1135 Okie ne. LA. 6-95O5.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
BOX 1907

YOUNG MAN. white. 1925, to learn
paper cutting and die press operating
in envelope mfg. plant; no exper.
nee. Experienced operator will teach
you. Good opportunity and advance
%eFf coas asa'91 9o tSSse SsR Pay Sng Nc n sa
and Sc. sec: Apply WASHINGTON
ENVELOPE CO.. 80 L st. ne. before
II noon. --2S
YOUNG MAN for hight mechanical
work; no exper. necessary. Apply
HOOVER CO., 1905 R. I. ave. ne.
YOUNG MAN, colored, to assist driv-
through September: 40-hr. week.
Apply ABBOTT REFRIGERATION
CO., INC. sO4 R. I. ave. ne.
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate,
with self-assurance. ambition and
some typing ability, for training, in
s7h2 IefR0nslele ME AMER1cRa paFR RSs sussT4 Rely
co, $50 Southern Bldg. 18th and
YoUNG q 5ssi man MAN, for evening work in
drugstore. Apply Monday at 9719
YOUNG MAN; mechanically inclined.
T9Tk good pay; III 9th st; NV:
paper cutting and die press operst,
exp. nee. Experienced operator will
teach you. Good opportunity and
advancement; Vacation with pay.
No Sat. work. Conv. to those liv-
WAsHiNGToN ENVELOPE CO, so
Y6S fs MI NAN, before to !? m noon sn o1ojsst 2s
ing section; should train in opera:
tion Of Dawson, multigraph and
other machines. Perm. position;
5-day, 40-hr. wk.; pleasant work
ing conds:; liberal discount on {,uI pur-
Peoples DRUG STORES employ
YOUNG tsE MAN MAN. white. - 21-so. to learn
wholesale flower bus o Apply after
YOUNG MAN. under 25. opportunity
to ]earn casualty insurance business
from the bottom with leading co.
Call MRS. CASSIDY. MA. 4655.-1
to learn auto brake service business.
ff5F$s's Brake Rsi sESVfcn 1SS'S ISoS
YouNG 3 II nixi NAN, draft exempt. toy to as.
siSt established slsetrical
tricity helpful but not essential
state age. education. address. tele-
phqnne; ,BRoxS Box 125-V, Star; -27
graduate interested in investment
V1iSi WITH New York STOCK Exehanse
member firm. Interesting work. paid
vacation. Decentralization plan. mod
ability preferred but not a necessity
Box 449-S. Star -2T
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HELP WOMEN Cont

BEAUTY SHOP OPERATOR, exper..
sal. and comm. ASHLEY BEAUTY
SHOP, 305 E. Capitol St, TR. l74S.
BOOKKEEPER asst.-Exper. in gen
office work and tipping; pleasant
working conditions; 5-day. 40-hr.
wk.; good salary. EMILE, 1921
BooKKsEPER, experienced. for life
insurance ONCE; excel. opportunity
good typist; 5-day week. Call MR..
DuFOUR. ST. 5323. .
CONGRATULATIONS woman. ex-
perienced in handling complete set
of books; 5-day week, in attractive
air-conditioned real estate ONCE
salary, $3.50. See Mrs. Stevas, 10
to pm. L. E. BREUNINGER g.
SONS. 1880 K st. NV. go
BOOKKEEPER, assistant. under 25;
must be typist; for interesting posi-.
tion in office of old est. fire and
casualty insurance branch of1ce;
pleasant working conditions, 3712-
hr. wk. Apply NORTHWESTERN,
S12 Woodward Bldg. 80
BOOKKEEPING machine, operator:
40-hr., 5-day week. Apply in person.
RKO-RADIO PICTURES, INC, S32
New Jersey ave. NV. rs
Evening star., 1952-04-27
MEN
ARE YOU RICH?

ARE YOU RICH?
If not, and if your present
job will never make you so,
may we suggest that you
investigate a position which
is now available. which will
afford fa1 above the aver
age income-now. OppOr-
tunities for advancement
and the assurance of a Sc
cure future. For interview
see Mr.. Coddington bet. 8
am. and 5 pm, 3707 Ga.
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Securities Statesmen
Outstanding ODnOrtunitV

More people own Investment securi-
ties than ever before To meet this
demand we are expanding our facil-
tiles and production staff. II you
have had sales experience. have
the highest character references and
desire to become registered rep
Exchange, which offers a lucrative
opportunity to the right man. COM
municate with Mr. j. P. Kreeger of
ROBERT C. JONES g. CO.. Cafritz
Building, DI. 800.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HELP MEN (cont.)

TRUCK DRIVER. Must be familiar
with Montgomery County area. See
Mr.. PENDLETOH, 1890 Georgia
TRUCK DRIVER-Must be capable
Of handling van and packing fur
niture; can earn good salary for
right man. ME. 1907, Sunday;
ST. 9627. Monday.
TRUCK DRIVER. to work for plumb
ing and heating contractor; must
have previous exper. Good pay. Call
LEROY w. MASON CO. INC. 10.
TRUCK Statesmen. Dodge dealer
has opening for ambitious producer
who is capable Of building and man
aging q truck sales dept; future
ground floor of our expansion pro-
gram and forward planning; COM
penSation open. See Bill Semenuk.
FALLS CHURCH MOTORS, 554 N.
Wash. st. lLee hwy.). Falls Church,
Va, FA 24OO
Evening star., 1952-04-27

THE SKY'S THE LIMIT
We now have an opening on our sales
staff for q young man with pleasing
personality to be trained in our line
Of business. The nan selected will
be paid while in training. Car re-
quired. Previous sales experience
helpful but not necessary. In. re-
turn for an ambitious mans efforts
we offer:
1. Unlimited earnings.
2. Automatic salary increases.
8. Paid vacations and other employe
benefits.
To qualify for this wonderful oppor-
tunity call MR.. BURKE. Ii. 6-2I21.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
YOUNG MAN

Assist in display department Of re-
tail store. Excellent opportunity to
learn display work. Some art
ability helpful. Permanent position. !.
Apply MIR. Brown. MORTON'S. 427
9TH St NV DI 5000 -20
Evening star., 1952-04-27
CASHIER

for assistant cashier
with experience in loan business to
assume duties of head cashier with
proportionate salary increase; better
your income and working conditions;
air-cond. office. See Mr.. Ealpin
or phone for appointment. AP. 1900.
CALVERT CREDIT CORP, 3245
Rhode Island ave. ne.
CASHIER-WILL-CALL
For will-call dept; interesting posi-
tion for capable person who can ad-
vance. CaShiering experience help
full. Liberal discounts on purchases.
Apply Mr.. Ellison.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
N. Highland and Fairfax Dr., Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
WINDOW TRIMMERS
DISPLAY MEN

Experience not necessary;
we will train you. Learn a
lifetime trade in a short
time. Good opportunity for
well-paid profession.
BOX 176-R, STAR
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HELP MEN

MEN, 1928, assist microfllm work
no experience necessary; 40-hr.. 81
day wk. Call MRS. CARGILE. DI.
9549, go. wk. days. -2S
Evening star., 1952-04-27
MEN (2)

Expanding organization can use two
to show merchandise. Immediate
cash earnings and chance tor ad-
vancement. Part time or full time.
Apply RIM. All, Southern Bldg,
18th and H NV. 4:3O pm. today
Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, white. to help in drug
store; must have drivers permit; no
experience necessary; hours. 8 to ..
no Sunday work; salary. $40. KIR-
Evening star., 1952-04-27

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST
Must be experienced.
5-day, 40-hr. week, no
Saturday; per m a n mt
position; salary, $50. Do
not phone. Apply S. H.
Berman, Uniform Store,
Concourse, entagon
Bldg.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
MAN

Middle aged, to manage pickup ONCE
BERGMAN'S LAUNDRY. 623 G ST.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
Experienced as correspond
ent in collection dept.
Perm, pos. Cool starting sal
National Furniture Co.
801 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
AN INTELLIGENT
BUSINESSMAN'S
PROPOSITION

MY TAKE HOME PAY
LAST WEEK WAS S208.S5.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
YOUR CHECK AND MINE IS
OPPORTUNITY AND APPLI-
CATION. EVIDENTLY YOU
DID NOT HAVE THE PROPER
BACKING; EVIDENTLY YOU
DID NOT HAVE THE MER-
CHANDISE THAT PEOPLE
YOU YOU MAY NAY In NOT SoANHtAvH; HAVE
WORKED AS HARD AS I
WORKED. AND MAYBE YOU
DON'T HAVE THE KNOW
HOW. TO THE RIGHT MEN
WE WILL SUPPLY THE
BACKING. THE MERCHAN-
Disc AND THE KNOW-HOW
TO MAKE THE OPPORTUN-
TTY AVAILABLE AT ONCE.
IF INTERESTED WRITE BOX
361-V, STAR.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
BUYING A HOME?
NEED A CAR?
ENJOY EATING OUT
OCCASIONALLY?

Would you work four eve
nings a week to have these
things? If so, please mail a
very brief review of your past
experience to Box 317-R, Star.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
CLERICALS

-2S
CLERICAL. general, for service de-
psrtment; 4.0-hour, 5-day week. good
uorking conditions; Apply personnel
G5es S6Thr,GK NJ Msewilllams r1 ssaG I; SEARS.
CLERICAL ASSISTANTS, two, with
knowledge of comptometer desirable
but not nee. to work In auditing
dept Pleasant working conds.. 81
day, 40-hr. wk.; many company
BENEFITS Immed. discount. on pur-
sEARs hsSss RoEPEcx APp1y PsrsS1ne E co 4soS oi: %
CLERICAL POSITIONS yrs. to 40.
n1rol,rope IN property 0siIG1 management ofncey
pu6c yRns eadred sad sp'Y Exdeea s1 asa oppor pta
tunity for right person. . am to
$50 pm. Mon through Fri. Start
ing salary, $50 wk., See MR.. BLAKE.
seHtSeqn sds snd 4as so5 i5h R0sn ST. 6ia s8
CIERICAL.TYPIsT, white; s-day
week, good working conditions.
permanent position. vacation, etc.
CAPITAL NEWS CO., 1121 5th
se,n5V ssnas ss u yn 1s.sv ..r; S,y
Apply in person. ARROW CLEAN
ERS: 6233 Georgia ave. NV. GE.
4434. -2S
CLERK for dry-cleaning plant. 223
Rigs rd. ne. GE. 666s. MR.. LIS
TRAM. -27
CLERK. for general. ONCE work in
front Office of retail clothing store:
no typing necessary; good salary,
steadv position. Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING CO., 7O3 9TH st. NV.
-2S
CLERK. with some knowledge of typ.
ing and bookkeeping. for attractive
store; good working conditions; good
opportunity. for right party; 5h-day
wk.: $50 wk. Apply in person. after
4;30. TOWER SALES CO.. 52i 18th
st. ne. II
CLERK for general ONCE work retain
experience preferred but not neces-
sary, Typing , essential Permanent
position. CAPITOL FUR SHOP, 1908
G st. NV
Evening star., 1952-04-27
NOTICE TO JOE APPLICANTS

Firms engaged in interstate COM
merce or in the production OF
goods for commerce must now pay
at least rs cents on hour ana
time and one-hdlt for operttme
under the Federal Wage and Hour
LdD. Job seekers offered less By
copered firms should notify the
Woqe and Hour Dirision, u. S.
Department OF Labor, telephone
Executive 2420. Extension 1919.
Evening star., 1952-04-27

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
OVER 16 YEARS OF AGE
to insert papers on Sat. night
Apply to Mr.. Ferber, mailroom fore
man, mezzanine floor. any time this
week to get letter for work permit
Bring your birth certificate. Be
ready to start on Saturday night at
$50 Good pay. NO PHONE CALLS
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
MATCHMAKER

With sales ability for dept. store
concession; attractive proposition.
WI. S7S9. -27
WELDERS, gas and acetylene; So hr.
Phone GIL. 4400. Ext. S15. -27
WOOL PRESSER-Top-qua produc-
tion man; steady year-'round en-
ing conditions. Call ONE HOUR
MARTINIZING. 94S Wayne ave-. Sill
yer Spring, SH. 1869. -27
BOYS OR GIRLS for Alexandria area
Evening Star carriers. TIE. 1900.
BOY, over II, for newspaper Office:
Call CO. 1O14 between $50 and
$50. 20
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-14
w IS Z !. or
0 T H ( r W WISE
By E. o. BOND

Take an interest in the future
that's where you are going to
spend the rest of your days.
A man who used to wear both
belt and suspenders now has a
daughter who wears nothing
else and calls them her swim suit.
Jitterbug: A girl who chews
gum and is Wrigley all over.
Nothing makes a child worse
behaved than belonging to a
neighbor.
Nothing is so gratifying to
wife as to see a double chin on
her husbands old flame.
Cynic: A man who doesn't be-
lieve there are natural blonds.
Hunting Sign: Please don't
shoot anything on my farm that
isn't moving. It might be my
hired man.
Education: What you have left
after you have forgotten every
thing you learned while in school.
There is a little plant called
reverence within my heart and it
needs watering once a week.
%. w. Holmes.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-14

AMAZING New Sniff Factor in
Wayne Tail Wager" Dog Food.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-14
Ava Native Is
Radio Announcer

Among the native sons of
Noble county who have made a
name for themselves is one Floyd
Taft Mack, who was born at Ava
in 1912, just about 40 years ago.
For the past II years, he has
been radio announcer for the
Bell Telephone company, who
sponsor the Telephone Hour.
Many of us ere familiar with his
voice, which is as much a part
of the show as the theme song,
''The Bell Waltz" written by the
orchestra conductor, Donald Vor-
hes.
In 1880, he was on the air at
the radio station at GAINESVILLE
from there, he went to Columbus,
Cincinnati and then to New York,
where he went to work as the
music commentator for the Tele-
phone Hour and he has been at
the same job ever since.
At present, Mack has his own
consulting service for display
advertising and a large interest
n a tape recording company.
In addition, the popular broad
caster finds time to be a husband
and father. His only child is a
nine year old girl.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-14
Spence Reunion

Spence Reunion
The annual Spence reunion
will be held on Sunday, August
81 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Curtis, two and one-half
miles east of Belle Valley. Follow
signs.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-14
The Scrap Book as.
MRS. HUTOKA RANDLEs

Enthusiasm is a great asset in
the world. 1t beats money, power
and influence. Enthusiasm tramp
les over prejudice and opposition,
spurns inaction, storms its object
and overwhelms all obstacles.
Enthusiasm is nothing more or
less than faith in action; faith
coupled with initiative seems to
be able to remove all barriers
and to achieve miraculous un-
heard of things.
Set the germ of enthusiasm
afloat in sports, business or in
dustry and you will find it is
contagious; applied to industry,
it means an increase on the pro-
duction line and a decrease in
costs. 1t means JOY and pleasure
together with satisfaction to all
workers. 1t means immediate
results and dividends paid.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-14
Dexter City Alumni
To Meet On Aug. 30

The sixth annual meeting of
the Dexter City alumni will be
held Saturday evening, Aug. 30,
at 7 o'clock in the high school
auditorium. Howard Devol, Jr.,
is president of the organization.
Reservations and remittance
must be received before Aug. 18,
by the secretary, Mrs. Herman
McElfresh, Dexter City.
Each alumnus or faculty mem
Der is invited to come and bring
a guest. An interesting program
has been prepared.