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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-29

The May Meeting of the Ge-
auga County Home and Com
nunity of the Farm Bureau
met at the Auburn Community
church Monday evening, May q.
After a fine meal, the meeting
was called to order by the
President, Mrs. Elmer Franks.
Plans were made for a rural
urban meeting to be held soon.
Mrs. Oldham, chairman of the
rural urban committee gave
a very interesting report on
rural urban meeting she'd
recently attended in Canton.
The rural women participating
came from thirteen counties in
North East district.
Mrs. Elmer Franks and Mrs.
Audre Blair reported on a trip
to Louisville, KY, to the huge
Farm Bureau oil refinery,
where they saw the new Cata-
lima plant put into use at a
cost of two and one half mill
ion dollars, but makes forty
three percent of the crude oil
useable.
Mrs. Button gave a very in
teresting and detailed report on
the school for retarded children
which has recently started in
Burton. There are ten pupils
eight girls and two boys. There
are four eight years old anc
age goes up to fifteen. They're
being taught more about sell
reliance than ABC's. The
rhythm and singing seemed tc
be liked best and marching i:
very much enjoyed. Even The
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-29
Chester Alumni
Plan Banquet

CHESTER The annual
alumni banquet will be held
at the West Geauga High
School Saturday evening, May
81. The women of the X. of
P. Lodge will serve dinner at
TOO o'clock. President is DIR.
Harold Thomas; Vice President
Mrs. Kenneth Sperry; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Miss Geral-
dine Ditto. Please report any
deaths to Mrs. Lennah Bond.
The program to follow the din
ner will be announced later.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-29
Herman Schneider
Rites Monday

Rites for Herman Schneider,
"a, farmer in this vicinity for
35 years, who died Friday at
his home, Chardon Munson
Townline road, were held at
2:30 pm, Monday, in st.
Marks Lutheran church, Pearl
Rd. and Ardmore, Cleveland,
the Rev. Kuechle, pastor, Off
ciating.
Burial was in Brooklyn
Heights cemetery.
Mr.. Schneider was born in
Germany, May 8, 1868, and
was employed in Cleveland be-
fore moving to Geauga county.
On Sept. 2, 1892, he married
Miss Albertina Marotshi, who
died several years ago.
Surviving are five daughters,
Mrs. Bertha Kosman of North
Royalton, Mrs. Ida Wesemeyer
of Parma, Mrs. Ella Koch, Mrs.
Emma Reimann, Mrs. Evelyn
Holsinger, all of Cleveland; six
sons, William, Albert and Her
man, Jr., all of Cleveland;
Henry, Paul and Arthur, ali Of
Chardon.
Mr.. Schneider was a member
of the Lutheran church. The
Burr funeral home was in
charge of funeral arrangements.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-29
Home and Community
Group Meet at Auburn

the majority are in school for
the first time, Mrs. Button
felt a great deal has been oc-
complished in the three weeks.
In the forenoon, fruit juice is
served. At noon, soup and milk
is furnished, and the children
bring their own sandwiches and
dessert. Many things are
needed, such as more soup,
ABC plastic letters, modelling
clay, bright colored beads to
string, material for rhythm
band, etc.
AS the American women of
the Farm Bureau of Ohio are
going to buy sugar cane
crushing mill and send it to
Pakistan, India, Mrs. Taylor
was appointed chairman of this
committee for Geauga County
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-29
LEGAL NOTICE

Rose Guhlde, whose place of
residence is unknown. and the
unknown heirs. executors, admin
strators, devisees,. legatees and
assigns of Rose Guhlde Deceased,
day of December. 1851, Grace e.
auga County, Ohio, filed her
petition in the Common Pleas
Court of Geauga County. Ohio, In
Case No. 11124 against the above
named parties praying that the
sold for the collection of delin-
quent real estate taxes, assess
ments, penalties, interest and
charges and that the liens on
SAID Amdun premises n,a;as BE- SEQ marshaiied:
with accruing taxes, assessments,
penalties, interest and charges.
Said premises are described as
follows:
Situated in the Township of
Newbury, County of Geauga and
Sefae Sene qf subat Gso Mo- and 4Oa known Nv rSs Ss
Tuxedo Land Company's Kiwanis
Lake Subdivision No. l of part
of Original Lot No. 2, Tract
No. ! and part of Original Lot
No. 4, Tract No. 2. as shown
1y of fhs Maps Pages pat an and V9lpme o
Geauga County Map Records, be
the same more or less, but sub
ject to all legal highways.
1t Is further stated in the petit
tion that each OF said defendants
claim some right, title, interest
or lien in or to said premises
and it is the further prayer Of said
petition that said persons be re-
quired to set up their said in
terests or be forever barred from
asserting the same. Said parties
are required to answer on or
before June %, 1852.
GRACE e. TRUMAN,
TREASURER OF GEAUGA
COUNTY, OHIO
BY: H X. Bostwick,
3c23 Prosecuting Attorney
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-29
LEGAL NOTICE

Ethel Noble. Florence Noble and
Gwendolyn Neiger, whose places of
residence are unknown, and the
unknown heirs. executors, admin
strators, devisees, legatees and
assigns of Ethel Noble, Florence
deceased, will take notice that on
the 7th day of December, 1851,
Grace e. Truman, County Treas
urer of Geauga County, Ohio, filed
her petition in the Common Pleas
Court of Geauga County, Ohio, in
Case No. 11125 against the above
named parties praying that the
premises hereinafter described be
sold for the collection of delin-
quent real estate taxes, assess
ments, penalties, interest and
charges and that the liens on said
premises be marshalled. Amount
claimed $3.50 together with ac-
cruing taxes, assessments, penal
ties, interest and charges. Said
premises are described as follows:
Situated in the Township Of
Newbury, County of Geauga and
State of Ohio, and knowns as
being Sublot No. 40S in The
Tuxedo Land Company's Kiwanis
Lake Subdivision No. ! of part
of Original Lot No. 2, Tract No.
l and part Of Original Lot No.
4, Tract No. g as shown by the
recorded plat in Volume 1 Of
Maps, Pages "A and As of Geauga
County Map Records, be the same
more or less, but subject to
all legal highways.
1t Is further stated in the petit
tion that each of said defendants
claim some right, title, interest or
lien in or to said premises and 1t
Is the further prayer of said
petition that said persons be re-
quired to set up their said inter-
ests or be forever barred from
asserting the same. Said parties
are required to answer on or be-
fore June 2S, 1852
GRACE E. TRUMAN,
TREASURER OF GEAUGA
COUNTY, OHIO
BY: H. X. Bostwick,
3c23 Prosecuting Attorney
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-29

A BETTER NEWSPAPER is
indicated by the Record circu-
lation of 40 percent over the
state average.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-29

gagement of their daughter,
Elizabeth A., to Morris A. Sny-
der of Concord. Elizabeth is a
graduate of the Middlefield
high school class of 1851.
The wedding date has not
been set.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-29
Elizabeth EH
Engagement Is
Announced

MIDDLEFIELD = Mr.. and
Mrs. Lysle Ely of Route Two,
Middlefield, announce the en-
The Detroit tribune., 1952-06-07

The Jackson College Club ~
De,roi; had + Attn annual sprne
dance last Flday night 1t IN,
Urban League Al! he'd Won
derfu. time dancing 10 the SWING
mus, OF Tomm.e Hammond snd
ms band Al interms,lon the old
and the new office, were PIE
sented a well a. members OF
the cluo Later the dub sang
their aims mater ana thre. tx
presidents were presented ~lfh
1fts OF ties
A iew .. Inc guest Netc MI
Helen Giecr Frank Pdee Nj
nd Ms Robert Nelson Nj and
Mrs Livingston Donaldson NJ,
and Mrs Huheri Wiley Nj ano
Mrs LaSalle Thornton NJ and
Mrs Handy Aonald Nj and Mr.
The Detroit tribune., 1952-06-07
Detroit Hubby
In Germany

NAbDt.iENBACn Germany
f ~ Nmrod W sherman.
ntmn1 ~ Ms Ilndcl Sher-
uan ot a. Msr,ton Detroit is
,"tnc ~ the Army Nahbol-
'fahn.t Quait~masic Depot in
t'.fr tnv
The depoi IS one OF The large
ouariermasier supply points for
U. S. forces in the European
Command II is located in the
French Occupation Zone Of
Germany.
lae-lrnan' sherman who
Srfei 'ho Coast Guard during
" W II hs, been awarded
r. 4 pa ne Csmpaign RIB
oon "'h 'h,ce, campairn stars
he j. graduate OF Wayne
Hseis'y Mcditsl school and
y q Formerly an interne At the
i''n" q Philip, Hospital IN ST
luu No
The Detroit tribune., 1952-06-07
NAAcP Report

NAACP Report
Tho Nnal ,epa,; 1i IN, Dct o.,
branch Membership Carpa an
u Is hel3 Monaa> a, % a. al ihc
Lacy Thurman VIVA
A pa'tl VIII De gwen IN tnt
neai future la the captains ano
workers Mcmoct ,hlvs ale Stl
sccep,eG Helen NJ " Wl>on IS
chairman o, Menlbe ship Cam
paign
New Idea Club
The NcW Ijea Clab apptac
un Television lasi Wces Tn clue
at..rkeG thr even, o. Ladies Dal
on ielevaspn VI Man Bis
l r>ented th, e >io'N oi ,h luh
MIS- Sarah NAuahns w,> choScn
Lady Of the Day wh.le Nj
Chambers vas horotrd is ihe
oldest membei oi thc cl,.n
A few other guests pa '.c pairt
IN SkitS with pfile, 5. gtolerlc>.
candy and household rptipns eN
en to those with the hehos'
scores
M and VI Tutnc " R,~>
of Beechwood announced the
wedding reception Of THEN ddugr
ter Lula Mae and he' husband
Donald McKenz Dsdc l. o.
United States Al, Force
The reception w'll o. eiVer
Saturday evening Jun, = - Co
te~ Metropolitan ANF Church
" Grand Blvd AZ W Warren
The Detroit tribune., 1952-06-07
" p<fxSsfc.
COMMENTATOR
BY BETTE ELLINGTON

Last kena found Wstdc Doo Neis earlv
mornne hustle hustle Memoa
one ied to eaa along The het1 Natio,
plNn4cS
Tn, 6sr, eeze, Of lat. ,pos also spp,a,a Il tt inc a,
uockcd places Nohp
The Detroit tribune., 1952-06-07
Rivieras Picnic

- 4AfA-A titAi .'hAh III wv ~ ffhNAil
Rivieras Picnic
The Rivieras staged a picnic
a. the summer cottage OF Mr..
and Mrs. Marce!lus Bali. of 23rd
Street. The cottage is located at
Rondeau. Ontario. where Mr.
and Mrs. Ball joined the young
people as hosts TO see that they
enjoyed themselves in a Jolly
good way becoming OF youth.
Jerome Bal RlNe1aS pres
dent y a the Young most vino in.
vited the group 70 has fathei an0
noihe, cottage Included among
the guests were members " the
club ana friends some Of whom
NVe,e joyce Gstcw ood Pa, Ash
mar Betty Eason Delories FaSon.
Bctiy Jean Ellington. James
Bryani Justine Garnei WNhc
B' 's6fora John StlenAsce John
Spence Jean Holll, Wslter
p Veil Maurice Ball Maurice
berry and Jean Hollis
Speaker Jerome IS one of the
Orators Of Northwestern high
school; and he has been called
upon tc deliver many speeches
during the spring and summer
seasons. His recent subject
is Mans Obligation 10 the
Church. He is booked 70 speak
a. several churches in the near
future.
Week end Visitor
NJ and Mrs irwin Wilson of
He-n spent ne weekend VISIT
ire then cousins Nj anc Mrs.
Ar ~ Msys OF 679a V,rawood.
Mrs Juanito Jackson u 67o2
~ Aood vii spend her vacation
in Co'ur GUS Ga. visiting hei
husband relatives and IN Box
Spg ngs ca visiting ~ uncle
Picnic in Yard
T. Merry Makers Ciuo Of g.
" e Road gave picni. in the
val3 o. NJ Frank WI, ~ Fv-
eivo"e enjoyed bar becue. and all
of umU inc,
~ md VI wsrrea Ell'ng-
tor nd 'ho'r > year-olt son OF
123' O. ars'Dne VISITED her uncle
and aurt ir C.ncinnat' ONO on
NJ rl Dav
The Detroit tribune., 1952-06-07
POLITICS MIRES
CIVIL RIGHTS
lConfinued from RarL n

Fsfa
out talk takes place NJ
tins legislation which both ut, -
50 grandly and firmly annn',.o
'heN Will support is ever m an',
particular enacted into law
Why
Can you rightly put an ,ho
blame on the filbustcr t,e,,. y
some OF the southern sen.,of.s
don't think So. thlnk n,
IS evidence 10 show tia, ,bo
extremist sponsors Of civil ~.b,s
legislation use their own .ara'
Of fihbuSter even as do ,he 49,
iremiSt opponents OF civH lob,s
legislation. The reality ~ ,ha
political situation is this
The extremist sponsor O, c,vJ
lights legislation want cvery.
thing or nothing while ,be av
tremlSt opponents OF civiI.riebts
legislation want nothinp
And that's what they both pet
nothing.
I'm wondering If that isn't ex.
acily what quite feW II ho,h
extremist groups want They
keep the issue pc pctually unre.
solved and then il can bc nor.
pctuallv used in the elections
lhiS means that progressive
middle road beeinn,ne IN the A.
rec'ion of new civll rleh,> leeis.
lation is prevented altogether
This means that "a constructive
compromise compromise not
on civil rights. but on the praner
role of federal legislation in be.
half Of civil rights is never seri.
ouslv attempted.
And vet there ar ,ble and
sincere advocates Of middle-ioad
civil-rightS legislation in Con.
eress whose proposals would
have an exceedlnel, good chance
of passage if the extremist spon.
sorS want construct, action in.
stead OF political postponement
Representative Brooks Havs
ID of Arkansas is the foremost
advocate OF the middle road h..
ginning and his record in hs
home state and in Washington
shows that ne is deeply ded-
Gated 10 safeguai ding civil rights
His proposals. which Rave some
strong supporters IN both House
and Senate. are for
Abolition OF the poll tax hy
constitutional amendment Mr
HAYS points out that fpn Sou'h-
ern states have abol shed the nolI
tax voluntarily hu' tha' during
the IL recent wears ~ congress
Slonal agitation no other state
has followed SUI H. considers
an attempt to abal b the poll
tax by congressional statute hlsh-
lv dubious
, A federal anfilNnyhlng Law =
which would MAKE lynchlne
federal offcnSc bu, which would
encourage the states a. enio;e
then own laws The lede al gov
ernmcnt would not intervene u
in any lvnchine IN, state put IS
power Of enforcement IN ne
hands OF the attofnev genera,
and guaranteed IN ihe I'"
would be held in county o'ne'
than the one IN which he crime
took place
, An act Of Congress "n'I
would give the Department u
Labor the duty TO carry OF
voluntary and educational p'"
gram 10 promote fan enp'%
ment practices ,hroushou' "'
nation A,,
Nj HAYS cites the fact 'n, a..
the white primary already has
been almost totally elnl"',ss els..
in the South and thai the e9u's
and public opinion are n''Hr. IN.
important headw toward EN-. EN-.
mating segregation 70 edu''"'
The issue isn't whether 'n,s
f,t i.....l .fiDn Nni''
The Detroit tribune., 1952-06-07
By JANEsE A. PRINCE

Hs bor viSited out far city IN
- Olds And VII these lines
- >a, play II coni and clean
tl mex, week
The Detroit tribune., 1952-06-07

The issue isn't whether Vn,s
the best federal les anon
could be advanced lhe .SS". -
whether 10 make conS". a
beginning OF To continue -
nothing az all ,od
Among all the Rcpup''''n.
Democratic presidential com on,
ders there is only onc VINO ~ q.
the all or nothing appI"'',n n...i.
is Averell Hartman bp' ,,.,,.
dent Truman and Senate ,.oa,
phrey and some other, ,o, ,on,nt
to block a compromise oeS !,
/ d. not suggest that '", ,,n
these men are ANYTHING le'. ;.t,s
sincere advocates az clNh NJ
but il is hard 10 see ~. '.,,,,de
everything o r-noihine
helps civil rights s,eo
And il remains io mas
whether il is go,ns TO
good politics
Evening star., 1952-03-22
THE EVENING STAR A-ls
COUNTRY PROPERTY

CABIN SITE, cotoctin Mountain;
deer. trout country; timber, stone On
property: $3.50, Sun. SH. 1032s
Wkdys.. SH, 1924. -
Evening star., 1952-03-22
HOUSES WANTED 70 Guy

n WILL PAY CASH TODAY for your
home; any location any eendition;
DiRscT d1lse sfESSp From 81 owNER. cash s either
p; e. Nd. or Va. 81. 1907 or IA.
If offRaioMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home, business Or invest
Sin' esi r0Rer'Hf HumPHRiEs Tnsi 0u Rsssos ssisas
80S North Capitol, Ma. $3.50, Free
appraisals. Results since 1910.
IMMEDIATE Cash for your home;
any location, any condition. Call
pI S642 or 81. 1880.
SesdrR Svss Se caa. nlss 2gsssi0ss goa 0sssISs ISs
CASH BUYERS waiting for y ana an Z
bedym homes in NV. wash, nearby
Mons; SDsss ssI, e, wE4z Spd Ta FSY TS ssI ySqr
HU. 4345 Open ewes. I'll 10 BIN.
MODEM. CLEAN "a pedrm,. home.
ton; Sc. pref MRS. COX LU,
d -s,sS y oR q MSR;YIaNSDi-w, sT; ssSi buy for
cash or sell for you on terms. Your
out oSilsstion, cali cAMPxNELIA S
SSSSniEs SSi ;sA- HtRaG$ENrLY NEEpED-i
have several splendid prospects for
q 3-oedroom rambler under $2S.0Q0.
and 4-bedroom Cape Cod under
$4,000. Must be in good north
Arlington iocstion; Please call MI;
sariSRi 6 SaiLIEhs IA 7.Hs4 5a .sSs. ;S,ss EEask a
FOUR 5-BEDRM. HoUsEs--cheyy
seoasssa soBsar CREME 4 sllser eo sai Spstas Go.e:
sado Bldg, RE. 4a7b; ewes. osau
WaNT pS or unit dun,ex ant .nw
| or ne. preferred. No brokers.
OLDER FAMILY needs 4-bedrooin
brick. Direct from owner. In No. AIi,
2boas $4,000 hse Ill CASH. e. cH ssss.
WANTED IN SILVER SPRING yisin-
| ity. 3-bedrm. brick; prefer with base
ment; $4,000 down. MRS. PEHNhAN.
NAVAL OFFICER desires 4-bedrooriiI
house with bsmt. conv. to Pentascn
| GI financing with minimum down
RRyaTf RsyRafns FsxHsFlFsd FxRFS wants aH sSsS sSsSr "a
bath house. l0-15 years OLD, in close
fully detached. have attic. garage.
ana good ward. Not over S25,0o0.
NEED NRHEE VSIV0 Groom HOME by April; ta offer
building site, as part payment plus
WANTED d BY PRIVATE PARTY; no
agents; livable winteri5ed house:
p. station; prevailing price paid.
Phone LU. l-006S. --24
3-BEDROOM HOUSE-N.w. section
| or close-in Nd: must be in good
| cond. and reas,; modern; direct from
owner; no brokers please. Box 7-S,
House NEEDED--we urgently need
for a client o large 4-bedrm. homo
| in the st, James area Of Falls
! Church. Call FA. 1920. JOS. w.
SEAY CO, Realtors. "a
WE HAVE SEVERAL buyers waiting
for lower priced homes in the
| Wheaton, Silver Spring area. Call US
today. EARL j. PRESTON. SH. 81 93.
| ---26
| I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. IMME-
| DIATE ACTION. ANY SECTION. MR..
LISS. ME. 666s; Ewes, NO. g517.
OTTfCK AfvTTOM WTTRI ATJNAGE4
Evening star., 1952-03-22
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR sALe

THREE-APT. corner tapestry brick.
Income S24b per mo. Should net
$500 cash. plus amort. per year on
s tsu,t cash a nssstment nss S retrS SaSooo @
investment. Fun price. $4,000.
10 10. 1920. csoSHN " 4 LEVINE
CENTRAL CITY, 1-story bldg. leased
to tsnsa ss6o So 800 per ysST W Sa y
s. s. BROWN. MA. $40. -a3
l35iT 18th ST. NV. 1st commercial
corner Parkwood pl,; deep lot, g5rf,.
SeTiul F nss Busy Rs; Business ioc ioc. THIS ss.
sal siI Sl Ss sis1n ssst eS ESr gsgS tRgSs & 'SSvos vos
SHoCKEY, Realtor, $40 Kennedy
18Th 81 n;H sT. NV Nv slSe' nf. corner coiumbl.
Commercial area; row br., IL rms,
baths. plus full .pr. bsn1t. with
outside snt IA An e5 Al odo buy Sgvn for Sls.,s
aesltats aep e sec shss es I sssrn ss iss5
kennNedy so st. Nv. Tu. ht6v sioS. -a3
INVESTED Ss5. 900 in shopping cen.
ter o stores, 3 apts., 10000 sa. y.
% shorosasSaas s5Inaa assrsS .ssrSce sscl 9sa sss.
$50, 900, half cash. Phone Ap-
rWo VIs50r bRiok sSSs HousEs-suita6ie I ior
ONCE bldgs.: 40-ft. frontage; !201a-
2016 M st. NV; So, 600 cash VIII
buy. Sale by OWNER. Please no
dealersl ST. 143l. or ewes. WI. 44B3.
end COMMIT. sasm y ST. s.W.-
Nice 6-rm. row brick; lot l3.lx126;
1880; y cash. LIsS REALTY Co.
ME, 666S; ewes. NO. 95l7. .TA
FoUR.uNIr our. ROW BRICK-1n Brent
wood Village: $500 cash needed.
call Mr.. Smiley. Lu. 2-I669, with
+, !; ave; ne, Ho, s92o "a
detached brick. Z rms. and bsmt.;
made into 3 complete apis. Income,
JOE cURTo Realty. ass ii sc
casRLEs hisi iH tsySN tcsoyTSNrY. Mp.-47 ss acres:
approx. 300 It. frontage Rts. 5 and
sol, At present time trailef$
paying rental. Ideal for tourist
camp: approx. " mi. past Police
Sub station II. Sign on properly.
owner has to SELF price reduced to
$4,000: WEST REAL ESTATE,
10. a-g300: after o, HI, $3.50. "a
ONE-YEAR OLD, 3-family nat; rent.
S2.23s ", tenants pay all utils.
incl. heat; g5s Mt. Oiivet I'd. ne;
price. S10.95O with S6,05O down.
Ma. 6433. Brokers attention. "a
Evening star., 1952-03-22
CT RESALE

SI2.950. Modern 5-rm. home. ex-
pansible attic. .lge. liy. rm. with
rsDi ssr. isE equip opsB s Anch0TassSse a. sanSsy
Drive out Lee blvd, to Jefferson
Village traffic light, turn to left tc
Gouthier ST. and left to Cofer ST.
and left to open sign. To inspect
q. &. IANiER. ow. 3434
Evening star., 1952-07-13

just think! You get enough
Sta-Flo to do all your starch
ing for weeks-at not one
penny cost! Why? Because
we're sure that once you try
"easy-way" Sta-Fi0, you'll
never 60 back to ''hard-way"
starching again!
Just dilute concentrated
Sta Flo, and you have the per-
fectstarch for your whole wash,
ready-made by experts!
Clothes look whittier, brighter,
Smoother, because Sta Flo
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-01

NTow's the time of year when you need sure
IN gripping tractor tires more than ever to
get those winter chores done quickly. Ruggedness
is another husband so is even wear-but the
tire that also pulls where others aOot is the tire
that gives you the best days work for your
money-winter and summer alike!
Millions of farmers agree on that!
Surrey after surrey, gear after gear, shows
Arizona sun., 1952-08-29
Church Of God
In Christ News
BY NeanlOi Clark

"Ask and it shall be given you,
seek and ye shall find; knock and
it shall be opened unto you," Matt.
TT.
The Churches of God in Christ
of the Central district will blend
their voices together with songs
and praises at the joint meeting
which will be in Chandler, AriZ.,
Elder McGriff, pastor, September
/. Come and let us seek the Lord
while He can be found
Prophet Samuel Brabham will be
preaching Friday, Saturday and
Sunday nights at the Church of
God in Christ No. II at 81 Buck
eye Road.
Bring the sick, and come enjoy
tine man of God.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-29
1st institutional
Boptist Church
By Valdie Smith

The pastor will speak at 11:3C
o'clock Sunday morning from the
theme "Who Is Your Candidate? -
Sunday night, at $50, he will dis
.cuss the theme: ''The Valley of Dry
Bones"
Each Sunday night is evangelis-
tic night at the church. The pas
tor is placing special emphasis up
on the idea of coming back to God.
Special invitation is extended to
sinners, and backsliders. Special
prayer and hymn singing will pro-
ceed the songs by the chair Sunday
night.
Regular business meeting will be
held at the church on Tuesday
night, September 2, at 500 pm.
God gave the church three addi-
tions last Sunday.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-29

WELCOME BAPTIST CHURCH
2724 E. Broadway
Rev. w. Nj. Carr. Pastor
Arizona sun., 1952-08-29

The B. T. u. was opened by Bro.
Sylvester Hart at 600 pm. Bro.
Booth, president, was ILL.,. The ma
terial for discussion was "The
Books of the Bible" The quiz was
conducted by Sis. NJ. Hart.
The Red Circle girls gave pro-
gram at 500 pm. under the di-
rection of Sis. Josephine Watson.
1t was wonderful program and
was played well.
After the program there were
short night services.
Visitors were Rev. Jones. his son
Richard and daughter all of Sand
Spring, and others.
Bro. J. H., Wormley and Bro.
E.. ]. Booth were on the sick list.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-29
lucy Phillips
Church Notes
BY CeOle Smith

Services Sunday were enjoyed
and we'll attended. The pastor,
Rev. L. J. Harper, worshipped with
the Rev. C. N. Hall, pastor OF Mt.
Calvary Baptist Church, in their
early morning services and he re-
ported having a fine time and en-
ioyed the message given by Rev.
erend Hall. Then, at the II o'clock
hour, Reverend Harper brought the
message to his congregation, speak
ing from the 25th Chapter of Mat
THEW, beginning with the 18th
verse. The afternoon services with
Rev. ]. w. Ford and his choir and
members in charge were also good
and well attended. The Rev. Mr..
Ford brought a powerful message,
emphasizing greatly on the sub
ject, "How Do You Entertain
Strangers?
The pastor, Reverend Harper,
wishes to remind the membership
that we have only two more Sun
days before the annual conference.
He urges the members to make it
point to attend both these Serv-
ices. He also asked the Junior
Choir to come prepared to sing
with the Senior Choir due to the
fact that SO many of the choir
members are on vacation.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
evening at z O'Clock. There will
be no missionary meeting this Fri
day night.