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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-17

is said to be talking over a deal
with Writer Robert Sherwood for
series of TV scripts Hit
Parade's Dorothy Collins was be-
ing PACED by the movie studios
but her video sponsor said nix
Lucille Balls 81 Love Lucy" on
CBS-TV, was seen by more than
IL million families last month
Norman Brokenshire is penning
his memoirs CBS' Cedric
Adams won the National Headlin-
ers' Club Achievement Award for
his consistently Outstanding Fea-
ture Column" All networks -
radio and TV - are expected to
carry General Eisenhower's home
coming address in Abilene. Kan
sas, June 4 Robert Q. Lewis
night club act is said to be click
ing after a try-out in Las Vegas.
Nevada MICS Bob and Ray
have given up their twice weekly
TV show to concentrate on their
| terrific radio schedule MANY
of the top television shows will
stay right on through the summer.
Sponsors don't want to give up
their preferred time spots
That's all for now.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-17

along Cassidy Boyd has just sign
ed a ten-year cnotract with NBC
That radio actor Sandy Beck
er adds one more example to the
at All Evens Up in the End' list:
Sandy gave up medical studies to
become an actor, despite his faith
er's protests. Sure enough, today
Sandy plays doctor on two radio
programs. In CHS young DR..
Malone" he plays the title role,
and in MICS "The Road of Life"
he portrays a psychiatrist. And
now his daughter Joyce, age six,
recently declared that she will not
allow her thespian parents to stand
in the way of her becoming a doc
tor when she grows up! That
Mindy Carson is being sought by
MGM's Joe Pasternak for a top
role in his Forthcoming movie,
"Small Town Girl" Incidentally,
Mindy guests on CBS-TV's "This
Is Show Business" on May %.
WATTS WATT: MIC radio and
TV star Eddie Cantor concluded
his seven-city tour of Zone Man
Shows" for the American Red
Cross in Chicago with over $4,000
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-17
Tuskegee Staff
Members H0nored
AT Services

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE. Ala.
= Three additional members of
the faculty and staff of Tuskegee
Institute were honored at a spe-
cial service in the Institute Chapel,
on Sunday, May 4, in recognition
of the completion of twenty-five
years of service to the Institute
These persons received the special
certificate and the five
years service award key of Tuske-
gee.
The speaker for this service was
Mrs. Jessie P. Guzman, Director
of the Department Of Record and
Research and Editor of the Negro
Year Book. She pointed out that
"Tuskegee Institute is the accumu-
lation of all who have served here"
Herself charter member of the
'Twenty five Year Club" Mrs.
Guzman found it easy to stimulate
her audience with fond recollections
of the growth and development Of
Tuskegee Institute during the past
twenty-five years and to praise the
new members now joining the hon
ored group.
This special program was inaug-
urated last year when over seven
ty-five members of the Tuskegee
Institute faculty and staff were
given this special certificate and
award and became charter mem
bers of the "TWenty-Five year
Club The 1852 honorees now
full pledged members of the hon
ored group are Mrs. Ruth West
Adams, Acquisitions Librarian,
Mr.. Dan Bascomb. Foreman of the
Truck Garden, and DR.. Joseph f.
Fuller, professor and chairman of
the Department Of Mathematics.
President Patterson made the
awards to the recipients and ex-
pressed the deep appreciation of
the trustees, faculty and students
for the useful faithful and loyal
service rendered by each of the
honorees He thanked the honorees
for the part they played in help
ing make possible at Tuskegee
Institute "the kind of atmosphere
in which achievement and pro-
gress may continue"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-17
Mi. Helm Church

Continued from Page One)
of Waveland, Mississippi, Bishop
of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and one of the great preachers of
Christendom will preach the An
niversary Sermon.
The Mt. Helm Church Choir has
prepared special music for the oc-
casion and there will be added
music by Mr.. Jesse Stegall, gifted
Young soloist from Jackson Col
lege.
The public is invited to attend
this program.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-17
RADIO & Tv
news

Screen stars Jane Wyatt and
John Shelton made their television
debut last week in "Fireside
Theater" drama which went into
production at the Eagle-Lion Stu
dos in Hollywood.
The telefilm, to be called Love
Without Wings" will be telecast
by the popular dramatic series
next fall over NBC-TV. "Fireside"
films for fall presentation now
are being shot by Frank Wisbar,
producer-director.
Love Without Wings" casts
Miss Wyatt and Mr.. Shelton as
wife and husband on the verge of
divorce, who, through a series of
flashbacks, review theil happy
years together.
| HEARD: That customers at
Hollywood's night club, Ciro's.
were treated to an impromptu jam
session the other Notwithstanding
the unusual combination of Cor
don MacRae, star of MICS "The
Railroad Hour" and comic team
Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin. Be-
tween the clubs regular shows, the
trio went into action, Gordon Dor
rowing a saxophone, Jerry man
ming the drums, and Dean giving
out with a torchy vocal of "The
Man | Love" The unexpected ex-
ira show brought applause and re-
quests for more from the rest Of
the customers That Bill (Hop-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-17

a shaded lawn at Carver and the
out-of-doors at College park, both
suitable for picnic lunches, place
the libraries high on the list of
favorable hangouts for the whole
family.
Hours when the libraries may be
used for reading and borrowing
books include the forenoon and
afternoon at College Park with
afternoon and evening hours at the
Carver Branch.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-17
Sun Glasses Old

Sun glasses are known to be
about 700 years old but historians
are not certain of their birthplace.
The idea originated either in Eu-
rope or the Far East.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-17
The Senior Class Of Alexander School Presents
FANNIE LAURIE"
Maxwelton braes are bonnie
Where early fa's the dew
And IT'S there that Annie Laurie
Gie'd me her promise true"

Anne Laurie of Maxweton, Scotland although en-
s"seo 70 ioro FERGUSON met William Douglas, and as
late would have it, fell in love with him almost 81 t
sight William Douglas, it was, who expressed his devo
con SO ardenty to Annie in balad-a ballad that has
long since attained distinction as classic Their secret
romance was soon discovered by Sir Laurie Annie's
stern father, who denounced William and warned him
never again to come Maxweon But love will find
way And that. might say, is the theme of "Annie
Laurie new play depicting the trials and tribulations
OF William and Annie in their efforts to over ride the
obstacles in their path.
p
Evening star., 1952-11-13

The aExle Of the cutting
blade assures you Of get
ting . neat. clean hair
trim. These clippers are
easy to use with good ten
sion and they are COM
pletely shOckprOof.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
SOCIETY
LOCAL STUDENTS RECEIVE
hOkoRS AND RECOGNITION

Three local boys are receiving
high honor and recognition at
their respective colleges. William
T. Coon, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert G. Coon, 313 E. Second
Street, was named at Ohio Univer.
sity for high scholastic attain.
ments at the annual Honors and
Awards Day convocation held May
3. MIR. Coon is freshmen or
the Athens campus and has main
tanned an average of 80 or better
during the academic year.
Lloyd Dayton, son of Mr.. aud
Mrs. John d. Dayton, RD2, Port
Clinton, was awarded an honorary
certificate for outstanding
participation in both dormitory
and campus activities" The cita.
tion was made at an Activities
Recognition Banquet last month at
Baker Hall on the campus of Ohio
State University.
Warren Stevens. sophomore at
Ohio University, was cited for high
scholastic achievement at the an.
nual Honors and Awards Day
May 8. Stevens has also main
tanned an average of 80 or bet
ter during his college career. Ae
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

ana g00Q business men they are
too, we send bouquets of Thank
Yous".
-0-O-O-
One of the most unusual and
inspiratlcnal programs offered this
year by Gordon Coopers program
committee of the Rotary Club was
given the other day by Harold G..
Boggs, 316 Ash Street Harold
IS talented pianist and singer,
two gifts which were bestowed
upon him after having been rem
dered blind in his first year in
the Port Clinton High School !.
He maintains that while he had
his sight he had longing to play
the piano, but could not master
it, but becoming blind from catar-
acts, he went to a Toledo piano
teacher and asked to be taught
to play ''by note" His instructor
was bit puzzled at first, but
Harold explained that he wanted
to hear the notes, their descrip-
ton and feel their precise loca-
ton on the keyboard, SO he could
actually read" his music by sound
rather than play "by ear" He
now does both, he admits, but
still fancies playing his favorite
gospel themes by their true notes
He ascribes his sudden ability to
play and sing blindly, to God,
whom he is certain, is going to
restore his sight in time
-O-O-O-
The days of buried treasure
hunting are not over, at least not
for former Port Clinton man,
julius Roth, who right now is
venturing forth with full rig
surveying a certain spot in stormy
Lake Huron where he expects to
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

tion has adopted the slogan "Ser-
vice Means Survival" It is a good
slogan to remember. It sums up
the meaning Of civil defense. An
efficient, tough, determined civil
defense program can mean survival
for the American people.
It's easy to find out where to
volunteer for civil defense work,
and the services you are qualified
to perform. Visit or telephone
your local civil defense head
quarters, or watch for announce
ments from your local civil de-
Tense director. Your newspapers,
radio or television stations viii
give you information.
Your Red Cross chapter IL ready
to train you in first aid right now.
This training is required Of all
civil defense volunteers. II you
are not able to volunteer, you
should take the latest Red Cross
first aid course anyway. It IL wise
for you to know first aid no matter
what may happen.
Red Cross Courses
The Red Cross gives courses in
home nursing and nurses aide
also. It is wise to have some
knowledge Of these courses too.
Then you might be able to save q
life in your family some day, war
or no war.
You can help by being 4 Red
Cross blood donor. Thousands Of
pints Of blood would be needed
after an enemy attack.
There are ten major volunteer
services in your civil defense. All
are vital and will be discussed in
the next three articles. Read them
and decide where you fit in.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
GRADE SCHOOL MOTHERS
HELD FINAL Meeting

Holding their final meeting Of
the year, the Grade School Mo-
theirs gathered in the grade school
auditorium last Thursday after
noon, where election Of officers
was held for the coming year.
Mrs. Paul Cochran was namd
President: Mrs. Perry Butler, Vice
President; Mrs. Philo Pierce, Sec
retary; Mrs. Harvey Hepner, Trea-
surer; Mrs. Gordon Dixon, Press
Reporter.
Spelling and arithmetic awards
were presented to children making
the most advancement in these
subjects. Children from the third,
fourth and sixth grades received
the awards. A dramatization was
given by pupils from Miss Cas-
persons first grade group.
Doris Stevenson, lone Runyan
and Maxine Phipps were hostesses
for the afternoon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

that you can do a pretty good
job of globe trotting if you arc
a skilled telephone installation
man Last week Stephen ].
Pedziwiair, who spent the winter
in Port Clinton installing the new
switch boards in the Telephone
building, took a plane out of To
ledo for Liberia, Central West
Africa, where he will spend the
next two months. He will be SUI
pervising installation chief over a
crew of native electricians who
will put in complete telephone
system for the city of Monro9ia,
capital city of the state of Ii
IBERIA. 1t took him 36 hours flying
time to reach his destination by
way OF Lisbon and the Azores. In
Africa the telephone system is
operated by the Post Office De-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
LeftuveES
WX9S-N1N 9c-1E&5c 5c-W[5 .
BY JACK PARK

The recent flower show spon-
sored by the Port Clinton Garden
Club and held in the lobby of the
Port Clinton National Bank Of
fered a period of relaxation e.
midst the beauty Of Spring flowers
and shrubs to the many garden
enthusiasts Of our city. The colors
and freshness of the flowers were
joys to behold. The arrangements
were interesting and the con-
tainers were both beautiful and
novel. Outstanding among the dis
plays was a wooden shoe, filled
very appropriately with tulips.
Another exhibitor with imagina-
ton Used dolls head with a
tiny straw hat covered with
violets to convey message Of
spring. And there were two large
sea shells filled with various
spring flowers. Another unusual
container was huge old-fashioned
china doll, low and rather flat,
planted with various kinds of
African violets. There were many
lovely vases and antique bowls,
,one big sugar bowl, there were
cups and saucers, and flat trays,
and all were lovely with their
burdens of flowers.
All the spring flowers and the
Towering shrubs were represented
and the whole effect was charm
ing.
Several unusual plants were also
on display. A prickly pear cactus
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

find many tons of red gold-solid
copper ingots, that it, which went
to the bottom when the 8 master,
Kitty Reeves went to her grave 80
years ago. The cargo was esti-
mated at 500 tons of pure copper
ingots. Julius has spent 10 years
tracing the history of the schooner
which disappeared off Tawas Poiat
in Saginaw Bay. Should he find
this buried treasure, it would
prove a tremendous aid to the
war effort, since copper is one Of
the most critically short metals.
Julius is the son of Frank Roth,
who built the old armory, where
the A & P store is now located,
on Madison Street
1t used to be Join the Navy
and see the world" but now it
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

caught the fancy of the visitors
as did another cactus, fancifully
named Moses in the Bullrushes' .
A large three TERED rack held a
display of African violets.
The Port Clinton Garden Club
deserves much credit for the time
and thought that was given to the
show and we hope that this will
be an annual affair that will grow
bigger and better each year.
-O-O-O-
Every once in a while we have
ample cause to stop and ponder
the fact that Port Clinton is a
good place in which to live and
do business and Saturday was
one of those days. The helpful
ness and courtesy of our local
merchants was demonstrated to us
threefold that busy afternoon.
George Schade, of the Young and
Schade store, made our daily grind
easier when he produced a hard
to-find item. AS we expressed
our satisfaction and surprise, he
explained that hard-to-find items
were the stores speciality.
At our next stop, Tom Gaudern,
of Toms Boat Livery, frightened
Our weekend with a friendly ges-
ture-and there again we found
a combination of business and
pleasure, for making pleasure for
folks is part Of Toms Boat Livery
service.
Then we ran into some motor
ing trouble and the helpful peo-
pie at the Jack Smith Mobilgas
Station sent us on our way with
the trouble expertly taken care
of-and service beyond the line of
duty.
So to all these good friends,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
BY WILLARD CALDWELL
Federal Civig Defense Administrat

The protection Of your own
home, industrial property and war
plants, public buildings, the place
where you earn q living, your
municipal facilities, your transpor-
tation system, farm lands, cattle,
forests, harbors-everything which
has to do with your life today
multiply the reasons why YOU
should volunteer for civil defense
work NOW.
Every good American will
want to volunteer for civil de-
Tense. He knows 1t Is his duty
to do 80. for there Is NO other
way to recruit the millions Of
workers who will be needed to
defeat an enemy on the home
front. II we are attacked-snd
remember that we can be attack
ed-ths hard, terrible task Of
getting our cities and industries
hack on their feet will fall main
ly on civil defense volunteers. It
Ii not 4 job for those who can't
face facts or. aren't willing to
work. 1t il . job for real
Americana with courage.
No one can do the civil defens,
Job but the American people them
islvSs. The Armed Forces hav
their own Job to do. There are no
enough people in Federal, State
Of local government agencies t
dp the job for you. It 10 one o
those things you will have to d
yourself. And you win have to b
prepared for any emergency. Their
will be NO time to take . civil de
Tense training course, or rea
booklets, when the bombs fall Al
that, must be done before if yo
want to better your chance 70
survival.
Service Means Survival
One local civil defense organizs
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
I'll
li{l1l(M|P !
FICTION
by
THElMA MONTGOMERY
Librarian

FICTION
WINDS OF MORNING, - Davis
There had been an accidental
killing so the hot-headed young
sheriff's assistant is sent away to
help an old herder move his
horses into open country. The
story of that trip is the Story of
winds of Morning"
THE LOST SEA, - DeHartog
Here is a great yarn of the sea.
This is what happened when an
orphan boy was carried off by the
Black Skipper. Of the strange
places he saw, fierce battle at
sea and the wonderful tales he
heard from the mates on the ship
makes this good story.
THE GRAND CREVASSE
-Frison-Roche.
A city-bred girl goes to the
mountains on her first trip and
falls in love with the guide. The
ties become strong as they brave
the dangers of mountaineering to-
gether. Forgetting his village
fiancee the guide marries the girl
from the world outside his beloved
mountains. How the call of the
snow-capped Alps affects tina,
marriage and leads the guide to
his last crevasse is the story Of
this book.
BOOS OF THE PLAINS,-Ermine
Western story
THE SWIMMING POOL-Rinehart
Detective story.
NoN-FicTioN
ADVENTURES IN TWO WORLDS
-Cronin.
One of the most popular novel
lists has written about his owr
life DR.. Cronin has had two
careers, both of them successful
; In his early years he was a physi
clan in Scotland, Wales and Lon
don. Later when he made tn,
difficult decision to give up medi
cine for writing, he became famou
as the author of such books as
THE CITADEL, THE KEYS OF
/ THE KINGDOM, THE GREEN
r YEARS and other books.
t ANATOMY OF PARADISE,
i -Furnas.
y Have you ever wanted to go t.
d some of the islands and get ava
t. from it all? Then this is the boo
e for you to read, for you shar
d with the author delightful e,
J. perience in Hawaii and the island
t; of the South Sea. Here are Whit
81 beaches, PLAN trees, lagoons, Cal
/. nibals, brown beauties, hui
5. dancers; but here too are sailor.
artists, missionaries, pirates, sla,
Il ers, traders, planters and othe
/. people.
THE CONFIDENT YEARS,
Van Wyck Brooks.
The Author of The Flowering {
!. New England gives a picture {
v literary American from 1885 {
J. 1915.
:. Used Freezers. SIS up. MUIiigal
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
cATAWBA CHILD LEAGUE
HELD INSTALLATION

Members of the Catawba Child
Conservation League held their
installation dinner May 18th at
High Manor, Fremont. The i'm
pressive installation ceremony
was conducted by Mrs. Richard
Peterson, the outgoing president.
New officers installed for the
coming year were Mrs. Harold
Danhelfsen, president; Mrs. Ho-
ward Fiilinger, Vice president;
Mrs. Carl Brown, Jr., recording
secretary; Mrs. Robert Johnson,
corresponding secretary; and Mrs.
Herbert Newton, treasurer.
A family potluck supper will
be held on June IL at $3.50 pm.
in Catawba State Park.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
CHECK OLD CLEANER

Checking the old vacuum clean
er may save the expense of a new
one for years. Daisy Davis, asso-
ciate professor of household equip
ment at Ohio State University,
suggests careful check of the old
cleaner before trading it in-for
the usual small trade-in allowance.
Simple checks may be made at
home before sending the cleaner
away for repairs, says the special
list. Failure of a cleaner to pick
up dirt may be the result of an in
adequately cleaned filter ba. Hair
or thread may be wound around
the ends of the brush SO tightly
that the brush fails to turn. The
brush itself may need to be clean
ed of lint OR hair.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

Oberlin College, the first CO.
racial and coeducational college in
America. was founded at Oberlin,
Ohio, in 1888.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

We Just received a new ship
menf of table lamps at $6.95,
1926 and $l1.o5. Mulligan EIec.
tric. Oak Harbor. 1917
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

Ussd ranges IS and up. Null
.ligan, Oak Harbor. 14f4
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

Apariment-Size gas or electric
ranges. New or used. MuIligan,
Oak Harbor. l4t4
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

Used Washers. $3.50 up. Mvliigan.
Oak Harbor. 14!A
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

An "inlander" friend of ours,
visiting here over the week end
was much intrigues by signs that
she thought read Smoked Shrin,
crs". She looked rather skeptical
when small dark dried fish was
produced,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

is the. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Basil
Stevens, 429 Seventh Street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
- Needs Civil Defense %kwssT
JOINING CIVIL Defense
CAN MEAN YOUR SURVIVAL

!a The eighth Of .n, sriss d1 as1la TN. 4;
preferred Federal eaind
sm As Ssssrsf~leaf
BY WILLARD CALDWELL
Federal Civil Defense Administrator
~ The most important reason for anyone to voun-
I'm teer for Civil Defense work is that his her
y\ky life may depend it. From that point you add
- names to the list which may be dependent on
you in hour of crisis your family your relatives
your neighbors and other friends in your community
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

partment. Steve has promised TO
send us some pictures of the tele-
phone girls when the switchboards
are installed. They will probably
be cuties.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

Used Freezers. SIS up. MuIIigan
Oak Harbor. l4tA
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

1t used to be Join the Navy
and see the world" but now it
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

and good business men they are
too, we send bouquets of Thank
Yous".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
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