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Evening star., 1953-11-05
KITCHEN
REMODELING

Steel and wood in colors. Birch
maple and knotty pine. Get our
FREE estimates and FREE plannine
service Liberal terms. sc months
MILLER BLDG. SUPPLY co.
KITCHEN CENTER. Hu. 3-664O.
1715 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
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ION I F1AND AND I Z IT
Learn in E Weeks
MOTOR TRAVEL

THIS WEEK END. driving to Los
Ada'ieo take Couple 0sa' or dies JA' S-ss7o.
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BULLDOZER

CAMERA, Leica ga. small F2 sum
mar mar 1900, IKE new; $l34 CURRY,
CO. o5-6776; days RE. 7-4l42. Ext
CASH. REGISTER. National. rrocer's e
Sand MODEL S1oo or best offer.
czSH sS SisRtf RsERGtffsrER, National. se7Sic. rS
csif esafS5 o. MODE 9fs6SS. q total timi'er: new
itemizer; s695. STANLEY HAY
MAN & co, 2o19 14th st. NV.
COFFEE TABLE and pair Of step end
tables: blond. leather top. KE. 2
OAyENRoRr. s;.. OR g IT. 2; Z, cushioned; r?ay
DEsK' s41t kE sIona d.6ISs FnsshOle' modern type;
OEsk gS1 20 NsS so steel ain. modsspistle Els
st lowest prices. CENTRAL. f'tfIS Rois
DEsRs; 4SR = DESKS. DESKS. All WAL
NUT. S22.50 and S29.50. D. c.
SURPLUS SALES, 5il New Jersey
ave: NV; Drive into our warehouse.
nnSH and % oecssfons sa fassPO cbairs Go' saa as56
North Washington blvd. %
ssss !ssYs KS: = sSSG s., lady;ss ,i% :S r.
gD1O, iAuy 1S4 CLo., COSOs man
fest, si' $500. stoO LivINasToE f 4 e., ces
1923 H st NV. NE. S-526S. -
DINING TABLE. dropleaf, mahogany
/ year old IA, S-6233. IS
DINING ROOM SUITE; mahogany
dropleaf table, Credenza and chairs,
] yr. old. IA. S-6233. -
DIsHWASHER, James portable. $165
Homart window fan. $40 Ironer.
$40. Boys bicycle, 20 in. Sis
DIN. RM. FURN., dark mahog.. COM
plete set. Seen by appt. OIL. 9-s62S.
DINING ROOM SET-Blond drop
leaf table. chairs. upholstered
seats, buffet. KE.. T-012S. IS
DINING ROOM and bedroom fur
niture and miscellaneous pieces. HA.
DIN. RM. SUITE. mahogany. with q
corner cabinets: bedroom suite. with
new rubber foam mattress and
springs; must sacrifice. RA. 6-0951 |
DINING ROOM TABLE, dropleaf oak.
4 chairs; Sl00. Ma. S-3492, Apt. !
IO6
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Young woman. with sales experienced
preferred; straight salary; no com.
mission. We will train you. Day
work. State age and sales expert.
ence. Write Box 21-X, Star. ii
COSMETIC CLERK, exper.; 48-hour
6-day wk. PEARSON'S PHARMACY
EN-. 2-7250. Mr.. Stansill. -
COUNTER GIRLS. white; fol coffet
shop. Apply 425 18th st. NV. .
DEMONSTRATION, over 80. to dem
onstrate nationally advertised fooc
experience necessary. Call at Room
406. 1881 K st. NV, Friday anc
Monday. bet. q and 10 am.
DENTAL ASSISTANT
White, experienced: some typing; NJ
Saturdays. DU. 7-1233. IS
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST, downtown
5-day week, S:45-5. State age
qualifications and salary expected
Box 424-Y, Star.
DIETARY ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR
for hospital: some food BACKGROUND
essential Send resume with refs
to Box BAY Star. "a
FLORIST, fully experienced; excellent
opportunity; salary and bonus. In
teryiews Sunday, 8 am. to 2 pm
VILLAGE FLORIST, 1913 r. /
oSC. Ai'G. .
FOOD CHECKER
Top restaurant experience necessary
Only those qualified need apply
Excellent salary. meals included
Apply in person 10 to 12 noon; 2
to $3.50 pm. FAN & BILLS, 1132
Conn ave. III
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, exper.; AZ.
hour week; meals. tips, uniforms
3-10 pm; $35. CONTINENTAL
PHARMACY, 422 N. Capitol. ST
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored, for gen
fountain work; no nights or sun
DUPONT PHARMACY. 1905 Mass
FouNTATN GIRL. white. experienced
no nights or Sundays; top salary
drugstore in Falls Church. Va
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored, expert
enced: GLAssMANoR PHARMACY.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. colored, expert
enced. references: pleasant sur.
roundinEs. good hours. good pay
meals. 1 day of week. Apply in
person. COLUMBIA DRUGS, 250C
Penna ave NV No phone calls
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WAITRESS. white; hours. 8 pm. C
pseoPas REsrAGs&NT. Gs3a ifs:E 2nis R5fs SSed; GSd
WAITRESS, fsirns sSs White, White nirhtwork, 5-l2;
good pay; Saturdays on. BAsSINS
GRILL. 1920 Wis. ave-, Bethesda.
Nd. OIL. 4.67S0. 10
experienced. Apply in person.
RANDY's' 1i1s I, 18th s St. ~. nv; Ill IL
nit; gcod 7ersonaiity; car FURNISHED:
Ii. 7-7a77. Sun. 8 to / pm. IS
YOUNG GIRL, to work in engravinE
and card shop; no exper. neces. No
phone calls. 1908 G st. NV. w..-7
WOMAN. unencumbered. reliable and
with good appearance; over 21;
ability recognized and promptly
rewarded. Call to see MR.. P. c.
TULLY. Room 924. 1346 Conn. ave.
between 1880 pm. and 4 pm. No
telephone calls. IS
WOMAN, elderly, white. to take care
of semi-invalid; live in. Cali after
6, AP. 1854. -
WOMEN, white or colored. to sell
watches on outside on easy credit.
Guaranteed salary. NEW YORK
JEwELRY CO., 719 9TH st. NV;
YOUNG LADY for general once work.
Apply between IL and 2. 1915 H
cSHsRISTMAs TINE. our big earning
timel AVON can place several wom-
en- move Earn $200-$300. RE. q
6107. -
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FURNITURE MODERN
AT SACRIFICE PRICES

The entire stock Of fine modern furn.
iture from Penthouse Modern Furn.
iture Co. must be disposed Of re-
gardless OF original cost.
We were forced to vacate our laree
downtown store. now the entire
stock has been moved to our ware
house for immediate disposal
IiStrd below are Just a few OF the
hundreds OF furniture values that
will never be found asain.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

PLANO LESSONS, by Paris Conserva-
tory grad: exper. teacher: children
or adults. AD 2-3763. 10
ing, shorthand, bookkeeping. In
crease your income; hundreds Of
excel. positions open NOW. En-
roll immed. BOYD'S SCHOOL. cor.
G and 18th, MA. S-2340.
LEARN HOW TO SING in 10 lessons.
Condensed. streamlined course guar
anteed to give you a working knovl-
edge Of correct vocal technique. For
free sample lesson. call BASIC SING
ING INSTITUTE. 10. 5-0181. IL
DANCING LESSONS-City's newest
finest studios; available at price
paid in l94S, far lower than today's
rate. co. 5-1733. Ill
PBX-REcEPTIoNIST COURSE
American PIX School. 1919 7 st.
NV. job placement. Ma. s-4l42.
SHORTHAND AND TYPING
Learn in 6 Weeks
Speedwriting. Pencil. Shorthand
The Accredited ABC Shorthand
Used in Business and Civil Service
Guaranteed Complete Course
One Low Fee-Enroll Any Time
Attend Day or Night
Free Placement-Local or National
SPEEDWRITING SCHOOL
1406 G st. NV. ST. 3-2OS6
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SALESLADY

O&AA4LkS14AA
Part time, for ewes: exper. in chill
dren's wear: High sal. for oualifleS
anS anS, dependable person. ED1TH's
sEANIsTRESs, exper. on mems ant
time work: excel. sal. EISEMAN'S s
sEeRETakY-BkPR.. Ell E1h ssi' Il aged aS-45.0 t,
take charge of ,ofice in refined
eSta6 Sa2 & dbl tdnd 6EpE Bsn, PsyTSl * *
sd to III II a.Sl lstn 6. s 5Y 5fos1e Call from
SECRETARY for small organization
in Alexandria. 40-hr. wk., short
hand typing plus accuracy in flg'
ures and calculation necessary
.xpefenss Ms Stating sna :sr, asf ee9ss1 .9ssstea
sECRETARY, EelMs AIRY legal tele. communica
tion exper. desirable but not nee.
for position as pvt. secy. to trad
assn. exec: attrac. once in NV
sec; 6-day DAY, wk; ;I, excel; fringe 6sne
SECRETARY-Permanent position il
local 1-girl office Of national in.
surance organization: pleasant sur
roundings. interesting work. 9-5
fiye days a week. generous company
under IS and able 70 assume re-
sponSibility. Call ST. 3-5654 TO
SHAMPOO OPERATOR, experienced
for exclusive clientele. Call NE
sTENoGRAPHER-ror airline % or
ganization, 5-day wk.. good starting
salary. Airline privils. NE. $4,000
sTENoGRAPHER; pleasant workint
condition.; 5-day. 40-hour week
203 Eve st NV q
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SHOE SALESMAN
Opening fors man thoroughly exper
selling high-grade. ladies' footwear
right man. Very high earnings with
many other benefits.
THE BOOTERY
Evening star., 1953-11-05

MARYLAND ROUTE SALESMAN, ma
tive of Charles or St. Marys Coun-
ties; truck furnished. Wholesale
products sold to restaurants. bars,
hotels, gen. stores. gas stations. Sal
ary position, no comm. Call Ii
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STENOGRAPHER

We have an opening in our promotion
dept. for q young woman. 1885
yrs. Of age, to assist in our market
research operation. Permanent posi-
ton; ton 6.day' .se-ih: a0-hr: Tk: Reasons able
uuired. Apply Personnel, Room 605.
Open weekdays S:30-6 and Sat
0-1. No phone calls
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MEN

good Job. I have the Job which
offers security and wav above the
average income. You may be the
man. Write Box 92-X. Star. for
an interview.
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HELP-MEN
fsdfS5fs eai w. ESs} .; ;1Rir E ssssSs
PRESS CLEANER

Colored. 1886 yrs. of age. capable
of passing physical exam, No expe-
Personnel, Room 605. Open week
days S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. No phone
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statesmen

DEALER Statesmen
NSM come Is to sns their s' own wi aid. Sen storm
windows, direct from the factory
with profit paid in advance Factory
tours, daily 2 pm. to Pm. ~
lO441 Metropolitan Ave-. Kensington.
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COSTUME JEWELRY
ADMINISTRATOR

Young woman. with sales experienced
preferred; straight salary; no com.
mission. We will train you. Day
work. State age and sales expert.
ence Write Box 21-X. Star ii
Evening star., 1953-11-05

SALESGIRL, 90 to 35 yrs. old. to sell
patterns and notions: 6-day wk.;
salary. $50. YARDSTICK. 92S- F
st. NV. IS
SALESLADY, exper.; refs. req.: excel
working conditions. LA. 6-420S.
retail credit clothing
store; must be fully exper.; salary in
excess Of S65 weekly. 44-hour week.
sDAILEYS; zoe 9TH st: NV: IS
wear and millinery: steady position,
excellent opportunity: $50 per wk.
Apply 101S Conn. ave. NV. 30
SALESLADY. exper. only, ready to
eTce,ent %es ano sseSsS pSslti%op on
Apply 1918 Conn. ave. NV. -5
SALESLADY; ladies' ready-to- wear
and accessories: must be experienced
ov or DO not apply Tr GGna sal salary Ap
SHOP. 1881 South Canitol, 3
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statesmen

S1o5 per wk. guaranteed to start.
Must have at least = mos. selling
experience; car essential: married
men preferred. For full information
and personal interview, call ia.
5-S317. b
Evening star., 1953-11-05

Din. rm. suite, oak: walnut finish 8
side and I arm chair. Oblong exten.
table, buffet, china closet and cabis
net, $500. WO. 6-2S74.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
FOOD CHECKER

only hose oSsRed neeS sppy
Excellent salary. meals included.
Apply in person 10 to 12 noon; 2
to $3.50 pm. FAN & BILLS. 1882
Evening star., 1953-11-05

1HE EVENING SIAR
11o1 Penna Ave NV
STENOGRAPHER
Young lady for general clerical work,
must like working with figures; B.
day wk. Do not phone. Goth CEN
TURY-FOX FILMS, AIS 3rd st. NV.
-10
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, PIX
stsaSy eSarG De efDe ippiS 0oG p1EN
Frs, INC. 1900 r. I. ave. ne. -
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR
evenings, Mon. through
Fri, at home; $1.25 per hr. Phone
TU. 2-3640, MR.. SELANDER.
Young lady; must be fast, accurate
typist;. for TBM elec. typewriter; g.
day wk. Do not phone. 10th CEN
TURY-FOX FILMS. AIS 3rd st. NV.
10
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23
Harvey E. Huber
Dies Suddenly

Harvey Evert Huber, SO, native
of Bluffton and professor and dean
at Ohio Northern university, died
suddenly Tuesday evening at $50 in
his home at Ada.
Hr. Huber, apparently in good
health, had taught his usual classes
during the day and moved his lawn
earlier in the evening.
Born in Bluffton on March 10,
1884, to Jacob Daniel and Nancy
(Rayle) Huber, he received a B. S.
degree from Ohio Northern in 1908
and a B. A. degree in 1909. He
later received his NJ. A. degree from
Yale and returned to ONU to teach.
He has been a professor at the uni
versity 40 years and dean of the lib
eral arts college SO.
Mrs. Huber survives with one son,
Max, South Bend, Ind. There are
two brothers, Harry of Bluffton and
Laurence of State College, Pa, and
an aunt, Miss Jane Rayle, of Fos-
toria.
Funeral arrangements were incom-
plete Wednesday morning.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23
Business Area Parking Lot Expanded
By Town Councils Land Purchase

Expanded off-the street parking fa-
cilities in the downtown section will
be provided this spring, as the re-
suit of Bluffton Villages purchase of
a triangular-shaped parcel of land
from the estate of the late Grover
Devier.
Location of the newly acquired plot
is adjacent to the existing municipal
parking lot one-half block from Main
street at the rear of the block of
buildings extending from the Pine
restaurant to the Elk restaurant. A
small residence now standing on the
land will be sold after which the lot
will be graded and stoned for park
ing purposes.
The parking lot addition measures
16x40x80 feet, and added to the two
existing lots, 60x120 feet, will inn
prove facilities greatly.
Acquisition of the land at a pur-
chase price of $505 is seen by coun-
cilmen as an asset to community
motorists and represents another for
ward step in keeping the community
in step with retail business expan-
sion.
The lot may be entered through
alleys from Main and Elm streets
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23
Magic Show To Produce Many Rabbits,
Gold Fish; They're Given Away To Kids

Not only able to produce the usual
magician's rabbits and goldfish from
thin air, r. L. Stephey who will ap-
pear on Buttons might of Magic"
show Friday night, May /, produces
them so abundantly he is able to give
them away to young members of the
audience, it was learned this week.
The Kenton, Ohio, master of mys-
terry will pass out some of his mag
ically produced animals to wide-eyed
youngsters who gather at Founders
Hall, Bluffton college to see the show.
School children of Pandora, Beaver
dam, Mt. Cory, Rawson and other
neighboring schools as we'll as Bluff
ton have been invited to attend the
show as guests of the Bluffton Lions
club and the Bluffton News.
Parents as we'll as their children
up to age SO are all invited to attend
without admission charge.
Mr.. Stephey will appear on the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23
Mrs. Basinger
Heads Business
WOmen's Club

Mrs. Kenneth Basinger, who has
served as temporary chairman dur
ing the organization of the new
Bluffton Business and Professional
Womens club, was elected first presi-
dent of the group at its meeting
Monday evening in the Walnut Grill.
Mrs. Basinger is associated with her
husband in the florist business here.
Other officers of the new organi-
zation are Miss Ada Lapp, vice
president; Mrs. Stanley Basinger,
recording secretary; Miss Mary
Gratz, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Ruth Steinman, treasurer.
Arrangements for the clubs chart
er dinner are being made for Sun
day, May IT, at 1890 in the Wal
nut Grill. State officials of the
Business and Professional Womens
club, presidents of other Bluffton
service organizations, and representa-
tives of other B. & p. w. clubs of
the area will be invited to attend.
Mrs. Edwin Rice has been named
program chairman.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23

scheduled to continue through Satur-
day, May 2.
Adding to the incentive for all
Bluffton to complete spring cleanup
at the same time, special work bu-
reau has been established at Bluff
ton college to provide extra hands
during cleanup week. The work day
is set for Wednesday. of next week,
during which student labor Wal be
available to assist residents and busi-
nessmen of the community.
Proceeds of the college work day
will be used to purchase a television
receiver for the student union rooms
in Founders Hall.
In the final phase of the spring
cleanup program, rubbish collection
rounds by the town truck will be
started at noon on Thursday of next
week. Only regular patrons, how
ever, can expect to have their rub
bish picked up without charge.
A traditional cleanup week fea-
ture is set for IL a. m. next Thurs
day when downtown businessmen will
sweep Main street in front of their
establishments. Dirt left in a pile
at the curb will be picked up by the
town trucks, and at $50 p. m. in the
evening the fire department will
wash down the streets with fire de-
partment hose.
Retail stores are cooperating in
promoting the campaign by special
advertising emphasizing the advant-
ages of united, COMMUNICATIVE eff
fort to assure success of the pro-
gram.
General chairman of the campaign
is Maynard Geiger, assisted by de-
partment chairmen as follows: Clean
up, Edgar Chamberlain; Plant-up,
Kermit Herr; Paint-up, Paul Cred
ing; Fix-up, Paul Reichenbach, and
Light-up, James Draper.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23
Ohio College Groups
Honor DR.. Rdvnseyer

DR.. Lloyd L. Ramseyer, presi-
dent of Bluffton college, was
doubly honored last week end at
meetings in Columbus. On Friday
he was elected secretary of the
Ohio Foundation of. Independent
colleges, and at a Saturday meet
ing of the Ohio College associa-
tion, he was elected vice presi-
dent.
As vice president of the Ohio
association, he will automatically
become president of the group at
the annual meeting in 1854.
Several other members of the
Bluffton faculty attended the Sat-
urday meeting including Miss
Naomi Brenneman, professor of
English; Dean Jacob S. Schultz,
Carl Lehman and Miss Katherine
T. Meyer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23
Three Teaching
Posts Open For
Next Year Here
Two Elementary Teachers
Leaving; Board Creates
One New Position

At least three teacher vacancies on
the staff of the Bluffton elementary
school must be filled before the
opening of school next September,
Superintendent A. B. Murray has an
nounced following the recent meeting
of the board of education.
One opening will occur by reason
of the fact that the school board has
deemed it necessary to add one teach.
er at the elementary school due to an
estimated increase in enrolment
Pupils next year will number about
$50 as compared with 324 this year.
Teaching loads are admittedly heavy
even this year, Mr.. Murray said.
Two other vacancies will exist in
the grade school due to granting a
leave of absence on draft status to
Clarence Hooker, fourth and fifth
grade teacher. Mrs. Hooker, who al
so is teaching in the elementary
school, has signifed her intention OF
not returning next year.
All teachers whose contracts are
concluded at the close of this school
year were granted new contracts by
the board last week. Mrs. Ruby
Murray was granted five-year re-
newal contract, Miss Janet Bechtol,
a two-year contract; Robert Stratton,
two-year conract; Robert Stratton,
two-year contract; Robert Stratton,
Harris, two-year contract.
Mr. Stratton, it was announced, has
completed requirements for his de-
gree and will be graduated with a
bachelor of science degree in educa-
ton from ONU in June.
Other teachers new to the system
this year who have another year to
serve under their initial contracts are
Coach Pete Schmidt and Miss Mar
garet Diller.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23
Cold WaUe Sets
April Record Here

You were shivering with reason
Tuesday morning, for the 20
degree mark recorded by the
thermometer shortly before day
break was a new record low read
ing for this late in the spring, it
was reported by District Weather
Observer Ray Burkholder.
Accompanying the record cold
wave assault for this time of the
year was a one-half-inch snow
fall which gave Bluffton decided
wintry setting when the day
dawned Tuesday. The snow melt
ed rapidly soon after sunup, how
ever, and by afternoon tempera-
lures had returned to a normal
level for this time of the year.
Tuesdays record low came at
the tag end of more than a week
on unseasOnal cold weather, twice
marked by new low readings for
the date, % degrees on Sunday
and the record low of 20 Tuesday
morning.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23

Romey, upon whom has fallen the
responsibility of preparing the resolu-
ton and the ordinance, was at the
mid-week session of the council.
In addition to handling details of
the Motter case at the meeting,
councilmen also discussed the Kibler
street interceptor sewer with some of
the residents who own lots in the
section between the northern bound
ary of the Motter farm and Grove
street. Matters pertaining to loca-
ton of the interceptor and other de-
ails were considered.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23

stage with his assistant, O'Dene Hull,
also of Kenton. A member of the
talent bureau of Radio Station
WRFD, Worthington, Stephey has
given countless performances includ-
ing the honor of a special invitation
al performance before an audience
of $500 at the highly discerning Co
lumbus Magic club.
A member of the International
Brotherhood of Magicians, for which
the Bluffton News prints monthly
publication, "The Linking Ring"
Stephey is a past president of Ring
SO of the international group.
His repertoire of tricks includes
the famous Houdini sack escape and
the "Chinese Baked Bean Trick" a
real mystifier of which he is the
originator
Stephey's widely known School
house" trick is another one certain to
battle the audience.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23
Bluffton, Pandora
Setting For 4-Day
Mennonite Meeting

Delegates from mid-western con-
gregations in the Central and Middle
District conferences of the General
Conference of Mennonite churches
will hold a two-day meeting on the
Bluffton college campus next Satur-
day and Sunday, following business
sessions at Pandora Thursday and
Friday.
Conference meetings on the campus
will be held in the recently completed
Founders Hall, and tours of the To-
cal college buildings and grounds
also will be included on the program.
At the Saturday morning meeting
an address will be given by Rev. A.
E. Kreider, D. D., of Goshen, Ind.
Rev. Kreider is father of Prof. Rob-
ert Kreider, new Bluffton college
dean, and who from 1923 through
1888 was in Bluffton as an instructor
in Witmarsum Theological seminary
and later as pastor of the First Men
Rev. Olin Krehbiel, pastor OF the
First Mennonite church, Berne, Ind,
will be the speaker at. the Saturday
afternoon meeting, and Saturday
night the conference will hear a
panel discussion by Bluffton college
foreign students, moderated by Prof.
Russell A. Lantz.
Sunday afternoons program will
feature a symposium by representa-
tives of mission and women's groups,
followed by talks by I. A. Driver, of
Chicago, associated with the Congo
Inland Mission, and Rev. John Thies-
sen. of Newton, Kansas, who is on
the General Conference mission
board.
A choral music program will be.
presented Sunday night under the
direction of Prof. Lantz, following
which there will be talk by Rev.
]. N. Smucker, D. D., former pastor
of the First Mennonite church here
who now is editor of "The Mennon-
ite."
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23
81 Examined At
.Pre-SchOOl Clinic

A total of 81 children eligible for
entering the first grade at Bluffton
school in September were given phys
ical examinations Tuesday morning
in the annual ,Pre-Scho Clinic,
Superintendent of Schools A. B.
Murray has announced.
Mr.. Murray said that at least
three other children, known to be
eligible, did not attend the clinic, and
an enrolment of approximately 70
is anticipated by September.
Assisting in the clinic examina-
tions were DR.. Evan Basinger, DR..
F. D. Rodabaugh, DR.. M. D. Soash,
DR. Boyd Travis, and members of the
stlir IF the Allen County Health De-
paftneIlt ....s
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-23

and by way of Thurman street.
An additional municipal parking
lot is maintained on the west side
of Main street behind the stores
from the A to 2 meat market to the
Stepleton Recreation hall.
Both lots are well lighted, to per-
NIT parking at night as well as dur
ing daylight hours.
In addition to the parking lots,
both sides of Main street and in
tersecting streets are open to free,
meterless parking, it was pointed out
this week by officials of the Busi-
ness Mems association.