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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-02

Dr.. F. b Simkins left last Sat
urday for Washington. d c..
where he is ATTENDING the North
American Historical Meeting and
doing research work at the Libra
ry of Congress. Dr.. Slmkins Will
return today Friday. accom-
panied by Nh and Mrs Otis
S.ng,etary and daughter, of
Princeton University who Will
spend the week end
Dr. and Mrs. T. f. Gilmer and
family were guests during the
holidays of his sister Mrs. Rich
ard Schelor. III Draper.
Dr and Mrs E g. Cannon
left Wednesday to spend several
days in Richmond.
Miss Nett!e Chappell and Miss
Carrie DUNCAN have been guests
during the holidays of Miss Chap
Polls sister. Mrs. H, c. Smythe, in
Richmond
Mrs w B. Chappell has returns
ed to her home in Richmond after
being the holiday guest of her
SON in-law and daughter, Nh. and
Mrs AGREE Chappell.
Mrs. w A. Chapman was a
guest during the holidays OF her
brother and siSter-i law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Atkinson, in Frank
lin.
Miss Elna Ann Wilson will leave
Friday to attend the Synod Mid
Winter Council in Lexington.
From Lexington, she will return
to Randolph Macon Woman's Col
lege in Lynchburg, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Chapman
and children. Lee and Mary Lou.
were Christmas guests Of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w b. Smith, in
Natalie.
| Miss Lucille Peake is spending
the holidays with her parents in
Big Island
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-02
Miss Elna Ann Wilson
EntertainS Friends

Miss Elna Ann Wilson enter
.ained with an open house. Tues
lay night. Dec. 90, from 7 to 8,
in the home of her parents, Mr.
md Mrs c. F.. Wilson. About 6o
-uests were present during the
a,-pnIsg
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-02
Gray Ladies Symbol Of Home at Christmas

MI. and Mrs. Charles H. DoWdy
Jr., and children. Chuck and
Jerry. were Christmas holiday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Buckley A.
Hartsock. Of GalaX.
r. T. HUBBARD ". accompanied
by his father. r. T. Hubbard, is
spending Christmas visiting rela-
tives in Martinsville and Stuart.
Mrs. Albert j. Terrell is spend
ing the Christmas visiting in
Richmond. ::
Miss Leola Wheeler has been a
guest during the holidays of Mrs.
Sophie Packer and Miss Helen
Booker
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Money
maker and son, John. Of Airing
ton, have been holiday guests Of
Mrs. Sophie Packer and Miss
Helen Booker
MI. and Mrs Macon Reed have
spent the Christmas holidays in
Washington With their sons. MI
ana Mrs Macon. Reed III. and
Mr. and Mrs Fred " Reed.
Mrs. r. c. Diedricl, and chill
-Gren. Phillip Scott and Jane, OF
Round Hill. will leave today
Thursday after visiting her
brother-in-l and sister Mi
and Mrs. H V Lancaster, and
family.
MI. and Mrs. J. A Ayres enter-'
tanned at dinner at their home on
the Cumberland Road. Friday
night of last week Their guests
included MI. and Mrs Austin
Ayres, Betty Ruth and Lynn, and
Miss Margaret Boss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard p. Car
ter. of Richmond. MI, and Mrs.
r. Clyde Carter. of Raleigh. n G.,
and Mrs. Halle Love, Of Roanoke
were guests, last weak end. Of
Mrs. Bennett Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. j L. Handy OF
AppomattoX. were guests during
Christmas of their Son-ln-laW
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. AUS
tin Ayres.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Buck. Jr-.
had as dinner guests, "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Oakley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Henson, all
of Lynchburg, and Mrs George
E. Morrison, Of Danvllle.
Mr.. and Mrs N, G. Stevens
apd son, Norven, of Arlington, ar
rived Wednesday to spend the
New Years holidays with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. d. t. Bill
lingS.
MI. and Mrs. j. Hugh Gillian,
Jr.. and family, of Charlotte. N,
c., spent several days of the holl-
Gays with his parents, MI. and
Mrs. j. H. Gillian.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson
are spending several days OF this
week visiting friends in Ports
mouth.
Mrs. J. O. Parker and children,
Jane and Agnes Ann, returned
Wednesday after spending several
days with her mother in Char
| lotte. N c.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Martin, Jr.,
and son, Jackie. were guests dur
ing the Christmas of her mother,
/ Mrs. w. B. Sager. in Danvllle.
Mrs. Charles Hall Davis had as
her guests during Christmas. Mrs.
/ Asa Watkins and Miss Julla Day.
both of Richmond, and Asa d.
Watkins. il, and Miss Rosalle
Day. Of New York City. From
here. they left TO visit their
brother and sister -In-law, the
Rev. and MIS-. Sherwood Day. IN
/ Amherst.
DR.. and Mrs. Emmett Ellloti
nave been spending TIC Christmas
| holidays in Franklin as guests of
her parents, MI and Mrs Hugh
| Westbrook
Mr.. and Mrs. PauI c. MCLCl-
land and children spent Christ
mas as guests Of MIS-. Bland
uor1ley It Timber Lake.
J
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-02

Mi ana MIS-. Emmett S. JACOBS
have returned to their nome in
Bethlehem. Pa. after spending
the Christmas holidays with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs T. c. Buck,
Jr
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-02
Club Gakude,

Executive Board. Johns Me-
mortal Episcopal ch-Mon-
day. Jan. S. at p. m in the home
of Mrs. l.. z. Johnstone. Jr.,
Glenn Street.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-02

The Deluge occurred about $3.50
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-02

Dr. and Mrs. T. f. Gilmer and
family were guests during the
holidays of his sister, Mrs. Rich
ard Schelor. III Draper
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-02

Dr and Mrs f. G. Cannon
left Wednesday to spend several
days in Richmond.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
Plight OF Baby Girl Locked
In Hot Car Draws Big Wheels
Galaxy OF City,
County, State
Officials Try
To Rescue Her

An eight-months-old girl. jeanne
stopped State, County and City
business for 90 minutes on
Fleming Street yesterday after
noon. drawing crowds which IN
Guided State Attorney Lance Les.
ter. City Commissioner DeIio Co.
DO, Sheriff John Spottswood, two
deputies. State official Max Smart
and Juvenile Court Judge Eva
Warner Gibson.
The screams Of fha pretty
brown eyed baby drew Dentist
coho from his office 10 the loek.
ed Ger en- Fleming Street. o..
cobo saw The baby psfspiring
and near hysseria IN she locked
car which had cns windew only
slightly open. This wss shortly
before { >. m.
Dr. cobo tried to fprce the lock.
ed door 50 ne could open the win.
dow ard give the baby more air.
Meanwhile Lester walked ous of
his office and saw the disturbances
and tried 70 help. The sheriff's a
flee was called for aid. John
Spottswood ard his two deputies
Ernest Sissrunk and JEFF Rrod
head rushed 70 fae scene and tried
10 open tie door.
Or. Cohos 4 p. N patient. Mrs.
Mary 1utle aiaed the ceaMd If
spectators thankful for she post
poBement Of her appoinimenl nnd
sympathetic IKE all TIE wBsnen
who passed and sl0pped
s,Nhs Is ne naeihsr ihsi wegld
lsass hsr shiis locked - II ~
hpf carr they 80 ssksd snsrliY.
MeanwhAe Ne slfUeass 70 anI
re esr epsrsd eenfinusd. ssns-
ere kasled tD5aa elbssn. Ssme.
ens site called sussiina.s ear.
ssa.
Henry fxundeF1 arrived fsrst
Irom ghe saraae saa "a nle DOR
81 his ear opened M4x smars
with cups ~ wafer pFoon D.
Dr. ca.ao. lespea ID TIE ear and
staTssa giving ~ hsbis aiow sips
Tse pFeit ehild gaipa hsopiy.
.Aersa &c mAaer eoagsnu.
I'd tie erg.
Fnsksy whsteeia wi.ise skssa
.slgxrfsye w0man appeared So
rnshed IL faa car and askeas
Whsfs ~ msfisr wslh ~
bshvq
ktesas ~ = siista tsse a
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sss." snsweFae sns4rt 49, wss
sssss sawEna - hshr wssss
Ea eaa Es1ve -
lg1nad ~ Par
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
Legislature
Gets Battles
Underway


TALLAHASSEE a. The Florida
Legislature GOT two or three good
ilghls started today before reces,
sing for the weekend.
Senate and House Appropriations
Committees, winding up their work
earlier than ever before, recon.
nsended bills calling for record
general fund expenditures Of more
than $40 million dollars during the
next Two years but no, giving all
Che spendess all the. want
The recurring baslle between
Gussstresm Park and the other two
Miami area horse tracks Tropical
and Hlaieah eFupted on the Sen.
ate aonF. The first skirmish
Dr0ughs o. al 1871 vote which
Showed the division 81 senator's
which has seen sc votes in past
sessions hasn't changed much
Il ended with decision Ia have
4 public committee hearing 90 the
bill Monday before Il Is formally
put On tie Seaafe calendar for
debate.
Seventeen Influential members
"a the House tusnea ii introducing
The hsn b. wh8ea Coz Mceartg
hopes 10 take ae1at suo million
dollars a year out ii the profits
~ Fleridas larger Coz tracks ard
patting d llse tate srssSnrs "a
pay fer Improved menaAI health
facilities
Anoser Mctsfsy measure the
much less easfaefs4ai blll d set
tCanannea - Page TwOl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
Payment Is Ruled Legal
For The TOPPING Co
City Attorney
OKs Issuance
OF City Check

City Finance Director
Charles Roberts faces no
possibility of charges of mai
feasance if he issues a check
to the TOPPING Construction
Company for payment of
street construction now un-
derway, City Attorney NJ.
Ignatius Lester ruled today.
Roberts had asked for the
written opinion to protect
himself after the city had en-
tered into a contract that
may cost the city $4,000
without calling for competi-
tive bids. The finance dir
ector had scored the contract
as contrary to the city's
business practice. "
Lester also pointed out that the
city charter does not contain any
provisions requiring competitive
bidding in letting contracts and in
the absence of such stipulation,
the city commission was legally
in the right when they made the
deal for the street construction IN
the TOPPING Subdivision.
Commissioner Delio Cobo has al
SO opposed the deal, asking that
bids be called for on the work.
Lester went on to say that whe-
Their or not the transaction was
according 70 proprietY, be could
not say. cit Is ! matter Of policy
which may change from time to
time, providing 1t does not trans.
gress legal requirements" Lester
added. In effect the city attorney
said that the city had entered into
a legal contract with the construc'
ton company.
But Lester upheld Roberts con,
tention that separate resolution
win be required for each Of the
weekly payments.
The TOPPING Company has pre-.
scented the city with their first bill
amounting to a total of S.. s02 a.
Of this amount, S4,4oS.96 repre-,
sents fees for the rolling, bonding
and grading of the streets while
the balance Of 81, 3o8. rs is for mari,
TOPPING asked for the contract
on April 9th. saying that they were
losing money in their subdivision
because of the high cost Of street
building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
Search For Garcia, Saunders
Continues With Planes, Boats
Families Wait
For Word On 9Th
Day Since Men
Departed Key West

A Coast Guard plane out of st
Petersburg, PPM, has joined the
search for Jimmie Garcia and
Broward Saunders in Garcia's 80
foot cruiser Wasp and is scour-
ing the entire area south Of Key
West to Dry Tortugas.
The Key West commercial
fishermen have been gone since
early last Friday morning. They
were last seen by Johnny West,
skipper Of the Mae West, last
Saturday morning 81 l0:4s. five
miles south southwest Of Cos
grove shoaI. which Is Is miles
from here.
Not a sign Of the boat has been
seen since. despite the intensive
plane, boat, heIicopter and radio
search conducted for them.
All shipping in the Florida Straits
and east Gulf Of Mexico has been
notified 10 look for the Wasp. BY
Coast Guard Radio. 1t. Glen Pear.
son. local commander said al noon.
One 81 Pen Edgsr's SsaBees
landed in ihe water al the Mar
quesss Yesterday. rs pilot cues
toned 81 beats there On IRE
missing boat. Results. said Pear.
son. we're negative.
We're stumped, be said. "We
are continuing the search. We are
doing everything possible. "
A Coast Guard plane, . JRF out
Of Miami, amphitian plane Is also
searching for the missing s2-foot.
er.
Meanwhile the anxious families
wait word for their men IN Key
West.
Mrs. Broward Saunders ard
her four children. accompanied
BY MF. and Mrs. William {. Rich
rsond. uncle and svni. arrived n
Key West late yesterday afser
noon. Though Key viess-hogn,
Ssynders ard his family kavs
heen living IN Miami. Mrs. SsvE.
dess snd her children are stay
ing a. ne home - Mr.. ard Mrs
William Russell. l11e seUass
stresa. The Riehmends are a.
ne hvHae 81 M. ard Mrt. 60
ssns Gates. Firm ssFees. nephew
81 Mrs. Rlehmond.
Mrs. Garcia ard her family wait
for news II Jimmie Garcia II their
home. Izi& Packer Street.
Both Skipper EaFeia ard Saua
aers are known as rod boat
handlers. Barring > structural
breakdown IN TIE boat. Key Wess.
ers say either man = fnisy sapa BE
III naveason during fhr rough
wsathex q she pass week
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
XIV Eks Name
Committees For
Coming Year
Katharine Boar
Addresses Group
On Constitution

Key West Elks heard an inspir-
ing talk on the United States con-
stitution; recommended one Of
their members for a state vice
presidency and heard committee
appointments for the year at their
regular meeting Thursday night.
Displaying thorough knowledge
Of her subject, Miss Katharine
Boar, Key West High school jun
ior, talked for Is minutes on the
country's constitution. She stress
ed the great rights and privileges
which citizens enjoy under the con.
Stitution.
]. Stuart Hicks, past exalted ru-
Ter Of the Key West LODGE. was
endorsed for Vice President of the
State Association, Florida South.
His name win be presented at the
state convention 10 be held August
% Is in st. Augustine.
Named as delegates to the con
yention were Earl R. Adams. John
Blackwell, Jr., Hicks, Fred Ed
wards, George Skies. Jack Baker.
John Fob, William r. Nehlett,
Robert Saunders, Dewey Riggs
and Harry knight.
A donation Of 5000 from the Navy
Relief Carnival to The Harry Anna
Home. was acknowledged.
The following committees were
appointed BY Exalted Ruler Earl
Adams.
afgacfiaf Day Committee. Ker-
11lt levin, Harry Knight. John
Fob, George Hanskat and Paul j.
Sher. Lapsation, Jack Baker, Fred
Edwards, Kermit Levin, ]. Stuart
Hicks and Harold Thompson. Mo
Tiers Day, Ernest Betancourt,
CONTINUED On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
Entries For Armed
Forces Day Parade
Asked By Legion

Entries Of floats and marching
units to participate IL the Armed
Forces Day Parade. Saturday.
May is. 1858, sre being received
by the Armed Forces Day Parade
Committee Of Arthur Sawyer Post
No. Is, American Legion. il was
announced today. From all indica-
tons 1t viii be the most outssan.
ding parade HI the history 81 Key
West depicting the theme Pow
West depicting the theme Pow.
er For Peace.
Five beautiful trophies are be
ing offered by the Legion Pest as
follows: Float best depicting the
me of parade: Most beautiful nO-
At Best marching mil best band
and best decorated car
The parade route VIII be along
DuvaI Street. startiHs from tie
corner Of Duval and Front Street
along Truman Avenue. 10 BayViest
Park. where il VIII diShand. A con.
cert viii Be given at re handStaad
following the parade BY a mIit.
airy bard. The paFade VII move
promptly sc $50 d. n. With units
assembling at SIS n m
The reviewing ssand VAL be d.
Gated at The intersection II Duvai
and Southland Streets LISTERS Cf
invitation have been naalse do siae
guests and judges e Be Al the re-
viewing stand
A United States Military Band
has been requested 10 partseipate
tCcusinued On Pace rwoI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17

Key Wesi. Florida. hos the
most equ0ble clinute in the
country. with ON average
rdnge Of only l4o Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
Senate Raises Pay
OF O'Bryant, Lord

The Florida Senate has pass
ed the Bills raising the pay o.
County Judge Raymond r. Lord
and Superintendent Of Public In.
sfrueficn Horace o'BrYant TO
sa.50o. accordin. 10 Ap wire
from TalishaSsee.
The bills were introduced IN
fire House earlier this week by
State Representative Bernie c.
PspY. Monroe ceuniy's repre-
sentative also Introduced the bin
guaranteeing payment Of cal.
aries Of $500 . year 10 the tax
assessor. TAX collector ard clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of Monros
County.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
len Dade Hunters Found Guilty
On Failing 70 Identity Deers Sex
State WardeIls
1'estif Ia Case
OF Slain Deer
Ind Wild Turkey

Zen hunters learned the
ID way yesterday that
ig % identify the sex Of
er Is d crime.
iininal Court Judge
Caro- gave six
aths deferred Jail sent
and d total Of 500 in
s to ten hunters found
NY Of failing to mark the
r's sex, and failing to tag
EN-. or these six were
\ ther found guilty of fail
III 10 tag turkey they shot.
The hunsers were shooting the
same furins the leaai open sea
s-a last klovamher W 10 il'a
ksnroe county Loop north Of The
Eaerelades national park.
They we're within their rights
10 hum since the open season for
deer Is November 10 10 Jsnsry
: and for turkey from Novem-
har 70 10 February !. Where
they erred was failing 70 signify
tx end telling 10 tee the deer.
The first provision IS necessary
because killing any female deer Is
iie The second. the tagging
provision. IS meant to prevent hun.
tiers from shooting any more than
two deer 4 season
The hunters pleaded guilty on
both the failure to identity the sex
oF the deer and tagging ne deer.
Six o. them were found guilty al
SO failing to tag the turkey
Arrestlng officers were state
Came and Fresh Water Fish Com.
mission officers Sigsbee Walker
and Joe Hunter clad Ia their
handsome uniforms the young
men were accompanied by Area
Supervisor ] r Hodges. Rudolph
Dunn pilot 81 tie Commission $
Piper Cub and j pickens Wood.
ward
The officers converKed from
nadc. Collier. Rroward and Mon.
roe for the trial ia Criminal Court
yesterday They said they wanted
d meet Judge carr and were III.
teressed in seeing their cases
through.
The defendants ~ of Dadc eoan
ii were punished as follows
Fritz Schroeder was lined $50
and costs, and glyea 4 deferred
six mnnthS jaa sentence VI. b.
tContinued On PAGE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
Mayor And City
Manager Urging
Support OF Bill

Mayor G. B. Harvey and City
Manager Dave King urged State
Representative Bernie G. Papy in
Tallahassee to support House Bill
353 which has been introduced in
the legislature there. The measure
removes the tight restrictions cur
rently placed on the spending Of
cigarette tax money BY munich
palities. II would then be possible
to place such money in the general
tax fund.
AS the law nov stands, the Gig.
CONTINUED On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
Shrimp Vessel
Towed To Port
By Coast Guard

The Coast Guard IS footer Is
towing disabled shrimp vessel
Bin Adams" to Key West from
Rebecca Shoals. Ii Glenn Pear
son announced today.
The vessel in tow will probably
arrive here late this afternoon.
On her cruise 10 Tortugas yes
terday the Coast Guard vessel
aided in the search for the missing
Wasp. 81 footer Of Jimmie Gar
cla, missing since last Saturday
She found instead the disabled
shrimper and offered aid.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-17
School Board Majority
To Fight To The Finish
In March And Russell Case
Duncan, Warren
And Roberts Set
To Win Retention
OF 2 Educators

The majority of the Mon
roe County school Board.
three members. are sticking
and fighting for the reten-
ton of Leland S. March. gen.
eral supervisor of instruc-
tion, and Randolph 7. Rus
sell. principal of Harris
school, Carlisle Roberts.
Board member told The Cit
izen today.
Roberts declared:
THE majority i seing 70
fight TO retain IRE tive men.
Nofhins definite has ever been
icld Us against them. only hear
say. I know Of three members
who viii stick ard fight, end
that's the majority q ihe five
man beard" Roberts said.
Roberts was meeting with Board
Member Earl Duncan ct noon to.
day TO discuss immediate Steps in
their fight for retaining the ean-
GATORS Third members a TIE ma
inrisy, Rilly WerrEn behnrfs sad
could not he fand today lor the
meeting lie was still trying to
reach him.
I'VE have NOT decided wha.
iheF - ask fer diseossion ef ihls
msftsr ~ re special riesi'np
nexf Thursday niahA o. - ask
for sddilional meeiins.e Reberil
said.
The main purpose Of next Thurs
days meeting is for bids on the
new administration building to
house the top staff Of the school
system.
The three members 81 the Board
far from accepting 0'Bfysut's re.
commentators as final are plan.
ming to fighl him % the last ditch,
Roberts said.
The Board has IRE lest seq
50. declared Reberlt. The
Beard Is eli powerful 70 aeeepi
Or reject perspnnsl.
O'Bryanf. according 20 4 resol
uiion passed II the nth hour Of
Tuesday nights board merling.
must submit recommendations for
the two posts be has tried 10 Va.
cate
According 10 J. y Porter. 1t.
t0rncy Cor March. Il these nomins.
tons are not accepted b TIE
Trustees. O'Rryans must make
second and third nominations. II
these also fan 70 win approval.
The School Board Is then suthoris
ed % elect persons 81 their own
choice.
March said that bis an nishs
vigil ~ his Office ID TIE Couri.
house following Tuesday nights
meeting ives for Tie purpose 81
guarding de minutes d she meet
in9
lie has had them photographed
tats4 So faaf he uas have e4aef
copy q Whist lfansplred 81 he
vsFios meetings he said.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-22

in the l.. S. Hatfield home. Miss
Lauby also FIT Wayne b . e
School student spent the week end
at home with her motherA Mss.
Edna Lauby. IL
A group of ladies from the PAN
dora Methodist Church rnotored to
CIoverdale Friday afternoon where
they were guests at the Women's
Society of Christian Service meeting
at the Methodist Church. Included
in the. group of. Pandora ladies'
attending that meeting were: MRS;
William Reeves, Mrs. Richard
| tFrautz, Mrs. Clara Light, Mrs.
Bruce Burkhert, MRS. Grace Jones,
Mrs. M. /. rroytle, Mrs. Raymond
Bucher, Mrs. Charles Buehrer,, ana
son, Mark, Mrs. Ella Bridenbach,
Mrs. Duff Payne and Mrs. John
Styer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Correll Donaldson
accompanied by the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammel Haas of near
Beaverdam motored to Marcellies
Sunday afternoon where they were
guests of superintendent of school
Prof. Robert and Mrs. Stramm ana
! family.
Rev. and Mrs. M. N. Amstutz
spent Friday and Saturday with
| friends in Adrian, Michigan.
Mrs. Francis Kempf and children
and Mrs. Virginia Kempf spent
Sunday with Mrs. Jennie Maidlow
and Miss Zoe Frantz in Ottawa:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maidlow and
children of Columbus were also
guests in the Maidlow home.
Sunday guests i'm the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Diller and family
were Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Suffer of
Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Diller and family.
DR.. and Mrs. Milo Rice and son,
Richard, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Rice
of Archbold attended the Home Com
ing exercises at Wooster Saturday.
They were joined at a dinner at
noon by Richard Rice student
at Wooster College and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Grismore and family who
flew to Wooster in their new four
place Stimson plane.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
went to Gilboa Sunday evening where