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the octette Bridge club ON Satur-
day. March 81, Prizes were won
by Mines. Coleridge Hendon, Earl
Kyle and Forest Virgins, first
second and third respectively.
Chicago Visitors; Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Abbey of Chicago, Ill, ar
rived in the city March %, 10 pay
a surprise visit on their mother,
Mrs. Eva Abbey, 4l4 e. 20 ST.
They left for home Thursday,
March 20.
New Choir Director: Gospel
Temple church has been most
fortunate in having AZ their new
choir director, Mrs. Sidney Il.
Parson of Chicago, a talented
musician, a pianist and organist,
as well as a director A real treat
is in store for you when you hear
this young woman.
Open House For Archibald Ca
rey: Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Pills
bury, lI6 West 22nd St, held
open house Thursday evening, in
honor OF Rev. Archibald J. Carey.
Jr.. Chicago city official. business
and civic leader. Mr. Carey came
to Minneapolis TO address the an
nual Urban League dinner.
Entertain Friends; Miss Colleen
Moore, 37I7 Firth Ave. s., and
Monroe Colston were host and
hostess at a party given for n
large group Of their friends on
Saturday evening, March 81. at
the home Of Miss Moore.
~. Agnes Guild Meets: Mrs.
Betty Robinson, 36I7 Chicago Ave.
was hostess 20 the ST. Agnes
Guild OF st. Thomas episcopal
church on Wednesday night, March
rs.
HOsPItaIIEed; Mr.. Edward
Hayes. 1897 Portland Ave, who
has been III at his home for the
past month was taken 10 the
veterans hospital on Tuesday,
March "a, where he is in fair con-
dition.
UnderGOeS Dental Surgery Mr..
James w. Slemmons, 1901 Firth
Ave. s. entered Fairvicw hospital
Sunday March ~, where he will
undergo dental surgery.
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1882 Fifth Ave. s. are now resid-
ing in their newly purchased
home at 3942 Third Ave. S.
Celebrates Birthday: Mr.. Al
bert s. Hurt. 400 East Franklin
Ave. entertained few friends in
celebration Of his birthday on
Saturday. March 81. Since his
birthday falls on St. Patricks Day
Irish ditties were sung along with
Happy birthday greetings. Cards,
TV and a social hour were en-
joyed by all present followed by a
delicious buffet supper.
III In Hospital: Mr., and Mrs.
Frank English. 5l3 Humboldt
Ave. No. are i'll in General hos
pital. Mr.. English is slightly i'm
proved, but Mrs. English Is still
on the critical list. Mrs. Frances
English Greene OF New York
City arrived in the city to be at
their bedside.
Jack and jim Club; Children Of
the Jack and Jill Club will hold an
activities meeting at the Halle
Q, Brown Community House, $50
Aurora Ave, 81. Paul, On Sat
urday, March %, with Mrs. Ran
som Coins and Mrs. Shelton
Granger as co-hostesses.
HOspItaIiEed: Miss Muriel
Rooney. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Clemon Rooney, 1924 Smelling
Ave. s.. is in the hospital under
observation for further study. She
would like her friends to visit her
and write to her at room 2O3,
Oak Terrace, MINI.
Called To Missouri: Mrs. Ethel
Petty. HOS Dupont Ave. N, was
called TO Brookfield. Mo. because
Of the serious illness Of her broth
er-in-law. She left Monday. March
%.
Octctte Bridge Club: Mrs. John
Hutcherson, 4l9 East 80 St, was
hostess TO the regular meeting OF
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-27
ELLA FITZGERAID, LOUIE
JORDAN. FRANKIE LAME
COMING ON April. Il

THE biggest Show Of 50" u
coming to Radio CITY Theatre for
one night only Sunday, April ~.
II viii he a new innovation for
Radio City Theatre when The
Biggest Show OF 80" puts on
twn terrific two.hour stage shows
at ZOO p m, and 1000 p, m. All
seats will be reserved with the
mail order ticket sale starting on
Sunday, March 20, and the box.
office sale starting the following
Friday. April 3
The Biggest Show 81 80" stars
Mr. Rhythm, Himself. frankie
Lame; Me First Lady Of Song,
Ella Fitzgerald; Woody Herman
and his Third Herd Orchestra:
Louis Jordan and his Tympany
Five with Dusty open the Door
Richard" Fletcher. and two other
big acts, They'll all be here In
person on Sunday night. April ~.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-27
MIN City Urban
League Guild
Met MonddV

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Minneapolis Urban League
Guild was h,id ON Monday night
March -, at the Minneapolis
at which time the fol-
lowing members were elected Co
the various committees;
Membership Committees Mines.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-27

Of Mrs, Richard Session. Satur-
day evening, March 81. Mrs, VIM.
Whitcside avs welcomed rs a new
member A social evening was
spent and refreshments served.
Entertains; Mrs. =. Q, Harris.
S8ST Clinton Ave. entertained n
few friends on Saturday evening.
March n, honoring her sister.
Mrs. {, l. Prescott Of Kansas
city,
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the Morocco Club when they held
their social meeting on Saturday,
March 81, at their home 2442
Fifth Ave. So. Games were played
and a social evening spent, fol-
lowed by a delicious lunch. The
next meeting will be held Satur-
day, April 4, with Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Ellis. S6l N. Western Ave. St.
Paul, as host and hostess.
Breakfast Guests: Mrs. Albert
s. Barnett, 3s49 Fourth Ave. s.,
entertained a few friends at
breakfast in honor of her house
guest, Mrs. Corrine Barnett, OF
Los Angeles. Calf, on Monday,
March %. Following breakfast
games were played. Those present
were Mines. o. L. Alexander, An
drew Clark Sr.. Enroll Fassett,
Jesse Stevens and Laura Wright.
AciremA Club: Mr.. John Nc
HE, 3945 Third Ave. So, was host
to the Acirema Club on Sunday,
March %.
Enters Hospital: Mr. Matthew
G. Evans, 3740 Fifth Ave. So. en-
tered Northwestern hospital on
Wednesday evening. March IS,
and will undergo major surgery
Thursday morning, March 20.
Purchase New Home: Mr.. and
Mrs. Huntley Surrat and infant
son, Kelvin (Kepp). formerly Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-27

OF Social Work in the U. 8. was
visitor, lie is in Minneapolis
attending the Welfare conference.
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Social and Personal
: MINNEAPOLIS Z

K. O. Visitor Mrs c. L. Prescott of Kansas City No.
arrived in the city Thursday March 49, spend few DAYS
visiting her sister, and brotherinaw Mr. and Mrs o.
Harris and family 1857 Clinton Ave Mrs Prescott left for
her home Tuesday, March "a
Morocco Club Mr.. and Mrs L. II Dennis entertained
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WinsOne VIII CIubI The Win.
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Bethpeor Church Youth Leaders
Attend Royal Ambassadors Congress

Two young men contributing to
the leadership of Bethpeor
Baptist Church, at FIVE Forks,
Reveley Swan and Richard Stock
ton, were among 5000 delegates TO
the Royal Ambassadors Congress
at Atlanta Ga. August 1920.
twenty-five states and several
foreign countries were represented
in this largest meeting Of Baptist
boys IN the church's history Il
was also the first southWide con-
ventlon for Royal Ambassadors
BaptitS boyS-ever held
The convention was held in the
45th anniversary year Of the
Royal Ambassador organization
Sessions of the great gathering
were held in Atlanta's Municipal
Auditorium Atlanta took 5000 Of
the delegates into Baptist homes
during their stay.
Baptist church leaders and
prominent U S laymen addressed
the delegates Other phases Of the
program included program work
shops and discussion groups.
Climax came with a mammoth
parade in which the 5000 dele
gates marched through Atlant3's
mid town.
Both Swan and Stockton are
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Mt. Pleasant

M sns6o m9F sensrl G 4e.s Of I DS 9ar
cousins tie Misses yir~inta ard
Nancy G5us
r~ jam Williams II pau
haitian accomnaniad nv har tbreo
daughters and son we're visitors
n the homo ~ ITO ,1;ssos ,U,IIsor
FIidav
MISS Ann Timberlake who nm
der,vo,+ iii III onara+;a,, 1, IL.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Abilene

The Abilene Grange is having
a stew at the Grange Hall. Sat
urday evening Changers and their
friends are invited
Mrs GREGORY Nelson and
daughter spent the day Sunday.
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r.
6 Drlskill Visitors in the same
home were Mr. and Mrs NJ O.
Chappell and children, and Gre
CORY Nelson
The Lab school, which was to
be held at Crewe was Cancelled
Farmers are very slow saving
tobacco in this section 1t is ripen-
ing 50 slowly
Nh and Mrs James Layne and
three children We're visitors Of Nh.
and Mrs NJ O Chappell and
family sunday afternoon Also
visiting there were Nh and Mrs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

house guests several nephews
from Klnat1n, n O.
MI and MIS-. Paul Krtley. OF
Richmond. spent q week end re-
emily WITH his mother. Ms
Olive KirtIay near here and with
her parents. MI ana Mrs. Travis
Hubbard, near Keysrile.
MIS- Katherine Scott is improv-
-ng rapidly snce her return from
SoutAside Hospital
Wr and Mrs Gordon Hurt and
daughter spent Part 81 the
week end with his parents, in
Lunenbme
Homecoming Planned
Homecoming Day VIII be OBJ
served 40 the Marvel Hill
Chwch 81 God" Sunday. AUG 30.
Mn and Mrs Lawrence Barks-
dale of Victoria. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs p. l. Banks
dale MI and Mrs Albert John
son and daughter Emily Of
FarmviLe did not cet out as they
were attending the state cleaners
convention II R0ancEe
Mr ana MS Jane Donaldson
ana infant daughter spent a part
Of tlo week END With his parents,
nea Darlington Heights
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

OF Farmville visited IN the Jones
home last week They also visited
Mrs. Waiter l. Crymes, OF near
KeysWl!e
The Sunshine Club held its Al
gust meeting at picnic al Long
wood grounds last Saturday after
noon, A number of members, their
families and friends enjoyed the
outing at the lovely estate The
next meeting on September %.
viii be held with Mrs. Ruby Redd
at ? p. m
Committee Meets
The Committee Oh Membership
and EVANGELISM. Of Mt Pleasant
Church met with Nj. and Mrs
James Layne last Thursday eve
nng
Mrs Gertrude Price, OF Rich
mund. and her brother. Norwood
Ewing Of Meherrin, were recent
guests Of Mrs Ruby Redd her
son John Redd, and her brother,
Clyde Ransom
Lnwood Ayres Jr~ spent last
Sunday with his parents. near
Cumberland c, II His mother.
Who recently was a patient in
SouJhslde Hospital is slowly M
proving Ills niece from Peters
burg. vas his house guest week
before last
Nj and Mrs 7. c Jones and
Mr. ard Mrs Thos W. Jones. Of
Keysvllle. spent Sunday at
Bugs Island
Mrs A D Hobeood has as her
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

asslstan, l9crintendents OF the
Bethpeor Sunday School They at
tend WorSham High School
The ROYAL Ambassadors are
sponsored in each church by the
Women's Missionary Union.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Mt. Pleasant

Ross Pearson Jr, is spending
some time with his parents. MI
ana Mrs Ross Pearson, at Briery
Dan Pearson Of U S. Navy. now
1t Norfolk, is expected this week
10 spend leave with his parents
Nr and Mrs. Ross Pearson.
Nj and Mrs. Orell Lenhart. of
Chase City spent the week end
with Mrs. Lenhart's parents. Mr..
and Mrs Q L. Nelson.
Mis- J p Childress and in
FAINT DAUGHTER. returned home this
week from Southside Hospital
Move to keySville
Mr.. and Mrs Thos w Billy
Jones have moved to Kcysville
and both have secured positions at
Pacific Mills IN brakes Branch.
Mrs Eunice Redd and her
daughter, Mrs Lewis Spurlock
Jr, Of Farmyllle. were guests on
Wednesday OF Mr. and Mrs. T. c.
Jones' Mrs Redd has recently re-
turned 70 Farmville after spend
ing the summer with relatives in
Pennsylvania
James T Wilson. OF Peters
burg and father Frank c Wilson
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

II 3 OYercash and daughters.
Betty ana Dot, all Of Hampden-
Sydney
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

Drill hos rugged. oIuminvm
d's-eoh body. Jocob, ehuek
ireooed TOR spindle. Precision
eeo'ing. Powerful motor.
Drill set includes 7 hish-speed
drills.
Limb: One per potrenI
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PAGE FOUR
Birthday lSoon?
Better Check Your
Drivers License

If you have ! birthday coming
up soon, better check the expiration
date on your Ithree-year drivers
license and rensw it if necessary.
Your drivere license, issued on
your first bin thday after Sept. 80,
1850, expires on your next birth
day after Wednesday of this week.
1t must be- Arenewed for another
three years onNyour birthday or in
the 30 days preceding it. On every
third birthday thefeafter it will come
up for renewal.
Previous to 1859, all of the states
licensed drivers applied for renewal
on the same date Sept. 80. 1t was
decided at that bme that it would
be easier for the individual to re
member the expiration date if it
conceded with his birthday.
Renewals will bs the second time
the three-year licenses have been
issued to Ohioans.9 Before 1850 IL
censes were renewed annually.
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Students Begin Field
Work In Lima Y's

Three Blufftot College social serv-
ice students Jan their field assign
ments this past week. jeanne Yoder
began work with the Y.W.C.A. in
Lima as a youth advisor. Jim
Philips and Herb Rose began work
with the Y.M.C.A. in Lima. They
will be leaders of Junior High
Groups.
This work will be carried out
under the directio4 of trained super
visors. 1t is a part of the program
designed to giveg students in social
service some prsetical experience in
addition to the egtraining and know
ledge obtained lin the classroom.
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ROckport

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mayberry spent
the week end with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin Mayberry in Cuyahoga Falls,
Ohio.
The Farm and Home Advisor
Council will meet Monday evening of
next week in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Gratz near Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drlo Marshall left
Friday for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lysle Cahill and daughter Lynne in
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nierescher
will leave Thursday for a western
trip that will take them to Denver,
Colo, where they will visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Cupp. Mrs. Irene
Cupp who has been visiting her son
and wife for a couple of weeks will
return with the NiefeseheFs,
Keep in mind World Wide Com
tnunion Sunday, Oct. 4. Go to the
church of your choice and observe
the day.
Isaac Neuenschwander attended a
Junior Livestock Show at the Lugbill
sale barn in Archbold, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barnett and
family returned A Their home near
Wooster for the week end. Vhe Pres
byterta1 church which they lattended
gave La linfer IN their honog Satur-
day sveAing. Mr.. Barnett served as
Sundak School Superintendent and
was a&ive in Scout work and Mrs.
Barnett\w was active in the music ac-
tivities Of the church and community.
The Barnetts hope to move here
sometime in the near future.
Mrs. Orlo Marshall joined with a
group of old friends in luncheon
at the Argonne in Lima last Thurs
day, honoring Miss Mertle 10y of
Miami, Fla. who returned home Fri
day. Other guests were the Misses
Grace. and Mary Heidlebaugh of
Cleveland, Alta Thrapp and Zoa
Frantz and Mrs. Clint Felkey of OF
tawa, the Misses Emma and Clara
Basinger and Mrs. Barbara Ward of
Columbus Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Marshall and
son Chris made a business trip to
Mt. Vernon, Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Herbert Marshall had the
stitches removed from her eye while
in Detroit the past week, and is i'm
proving slowly at her home near
Harrod.
The Richland Township Home
Demonstration club met in the Bea-
verdam Methodist church basement
Monday and Tuesday evenings of last
week for the first meeting of the new
club year. Mrs William Garmotter
of Bluffton is the president. Their
project for thisSmonth was the max
ing of aluminium trays.
Mrs. Wayne Kidd entertained a
group of friends Thursday evening
for Anna Leo of west of Bluffton
Those present were: Mrs. Garvin Lee
Mrs. Miller, Mss Gladyce Bixel, and
Mrs. Harvey Hlrkholder of the Bluff
ton area, Mrs. Julius Bixel and sor
of Bath Township, Mrs. Thomas
Foulkes, Mrs. Elvet Foulkes, Mrs
Charles Beemer and Mary Ann, Mrs
George Stephens, Mrs. William
Stephens, and daughters Mary and
Jane, Mrs. Roger Mayberry and
Beverly, Mrs. Frank Jaeger, Mrs
Isaac NeuenschVander, and the host.
ess and her children.
September II while showing cattle
at the Shadow isle farm stock sale
at Red Bank, N. j., Arthur Neuen,
schwander met with an accident that
put him in the Riverview Hospital ir
Red Bank for several days. During
the sale a cow broke loose from the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-01
DIR. J. r.. HurtzIer
Off On World Tour

DR.. John E. III frtzler, formerly of
Bluffton and president of The Wit
marsum Theological seminary dur
ing its location on the Bluffton
college campus, plays to leave Chi
cago on October q on an air tour
around the world.
Purpose of the tour, in which he
will be accompanied by DR.. S. T.
Miller, of Elkhar, Ind, is to study,
observe and interpret political, ec-
onomic, social and religious condi-
tions in Europe, the Middle East the
Far East.
DR.. Hartzler alse has many speak
ing engagements along the route of
the tour. The former Bluffton ed
ucator now lives in Goshen, Ind.
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THE BLUFFTON NEWS. BLUFFTON. OHIO

man behind him, and plunged toward
Arthur crushing him against plank
gate. He was sevefely bruised but
X-rays showed that no bones were
broken and he was hleased from the
hospital in few days.
Mrs. A M Rickert of Blnffton.
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their two apns, Charles and Wilmer
are attenditg Bluffton College. Mrs.
Springer fill be remembered in our
community as the former Lily Bach
man whqw teacher at the Hilty
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Springer were
both graduates of Bluffton College.
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Color of the hew licenses will be
primrose with black triming and
red numerals.
The renewal fee is 75 cents plus
% cents for the deputy registrar is
suing the license. The Dave Reichen-
bach garage on West Elm street
issues drivers licenses locally.
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Mrs. Ralph Marshall, Mrs. Wilbur
Lentz and Mrs Robert Mcdowell at
tended Disf fict training meeting
for Home Demonstration Council
members at the YWCA in Lima,
Friday withgMiss Edna Callahan of
Ohio State University as the in
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struct0r. 4
The Rev. and Mrs. v. J. Springer
and daughters jeanette and Shirley,
missionarfs in the Belgian Congo,
Africa, Will arrive in Bluffton, Dec.
20 for furlough. They plan to
make their home in Bluffton where
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Mrs. A. M. Rickert of Bluffto
Smyrna times., 1953-09-17
FOOTBALL GAME ON TV

Universities of Nebraska and Ore
gOn to Open Season September 10
The football teams of the Uni
versities of Nebraska and Oregon
will. romp in living rooms across
the country on the opening day of
the 1858 collegiate season Satur-
day, Sept. 10 as their intersection
al clash is nationally televised as
the General Motors TV Game of
the Week over the 84-station NBC
network direct from Memorial
Stadium, Lincoln, Neb. Millions of
televiewers throughout the land
will have "50-yard-line" seats as
Coach Len Casanova's Oregon
Webfoots try to avenge a 28-13 de-
feat suffered in 1852 at the hands
of the Cornhuskers, coached by
Bill Glassford. Mel Allen an6
Lindsey Nelson, NBC sports com
Smyrna times., 1953-09-17
Al Junior Council

A meeting of the New Castle
County All Junior Council was
held recently in the new Agricul-
tural Building of the University of
Delaware at Newark. Vice presi-
dent Marie Woerner was in charge
of the business session due to the
absence of the president. The
major item of discussion was the
coming county Achievement Fair
scheduled for September 26. Each
club was assigned duties and noti-
fed that they were to provide two
members for lunch stand work on
Fair day. Slides of past fairs
were shown by the county agent,
Maurice B. Field, and their statis-
tics were reviewed and compared.
A publicity program was mapped
out and all All Clubs in the COM
munity were asked to cooperate.
The next council meeting will be
held in November in the Middle
town High School. The local
Greenspring and Blackbird All
Clubs will serve refreshments.
Smyrna times., 1953-09-17

All Club Immediately following
their recent September meeting.
The event, first introduced by
County Agent Maurice B. Field,
was the second of an annual SER
les. Master of Ceremonies Ronnie
Stevens presided over the evening S
entertainment which had been ar
ranged by the Festival" commit
teemen Joan Shorts and Stevens.
Each act was seen through a giant
television screen, formed by a
huge rectangular doorway. AS one
4-Her would turn the dial to diff
ferent stations, a different act
would appear. Among the varied
performances was poetry secital
by Joan Stevens, az clarinet solo
by Joan Shorts, a. baseball skit by
Gerald Heinold, David Spencer, ano
Ronnie Stevens, and drawing ex-
hibition by Ronnie Stevens. The
poem which Miss Stevens recitec
had to do with flowers. 1t told OF
the many kinds and how each Of
them live. The instrumental selec
ton which Joan Shorts presented
was entitled ''I Love You Because"
The baseball skit which the trio O
boys acted out was highlighted BY
an argument between the batter
Ronnie Stevens, and the umpire
Gerald Heinold. 1t seems that tn
two could never agree on whethe
the pitch was "ball" or
"strike". The nights final &C
was a show called "The News Il
Pictures. This act was feature
by an oral account of the news b
Ronnie Stevens, while at the sam
time he drew pictures Of the sui
iects he was discussing. Georg
Scuse, a member of the Smyrn
Bucking Broncos All Club, was
guest of the club.
Smyrna times., 1953-09-17

mentators. will describe the game
action and color. Telecast time is
las pm. (CST).
The return of the one-platoon
system, with it's Commute men
and triple-threat backs, promises
one of college footballs most ex-
citing seasons. The Nebraska
Oregon contest will be the first
one-platoon college game ever tele-
cast. Throughout the 12-week
season, the General Motors TV
Game of the Week series will in
clude games in all sections of the
country on a schedule set up by the
NCAA. The probable starting
lineups for Saturdays game:
Smyrna times., 1953-09-17

every member must be prepared to
hand in his completed record with
his exhibit. Reports on camp ex-
periences were related by the six
members who recently returned
from the Delaware State All
Camp. The handicraft products
which they made while there were
on exhibit. The club has volun-
teered to serve refreshments at
the next county Junior Council
meeting to be held in the Middle
town High School. Blackbird is
the other club who will serve at
the November meeting.
Smyrna times., 1953-09-17
County Line

Members of the County Line All
Club held their regular monthly
meeting last Friday, September IL,
at the home of their leaders, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Stevens. Presi-
dent Joan Shorts presided over the
business session. The major item
of discussion was the coming New
Castle County All Achievement
Fair which is scheduled for Sep
tember 26. Ten of the clubs eleven