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Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
3518 Mayo
Topeka, Kans.
Oct a 1854

Topeka kans.
Oct. 4, 1854
Dear Friends:
You know this week Is National
Newspaper Week and just could
not go through it without Femem-
bering my grandfather. Colonel
Theodore Townsend and Mr.. julius
Scott began this newspaper for you
in 1873. My grandfather was the
editor and owner until 1910. Before
my time, but I very definitely re-
member him just as you ia the Mill
ford Chronicle Office do, and you
who are reading this at home. Ny
only regret is that / don't remem-
Der him more.
Grandfather Townsend died when
/ was in the fift grade and / re-
member that time very clearly
Not just because my school had
special services that day, since he
was president OF the school board,
not because he was an officer in
the Spanish-American War, not
because he was we'll known all over
our wonderful state, but because he
was very dear to me, because he
was my grandfather.
Elementary School in those days
was in the building on the corner
Of Second and North Street and ]
had my lunch each nOOn-in grand
fathers home He was a little deaf
and I can see him sitting by the
radio as it blared out the news Of
the day. / remember going quietly
into the parlor. and cranking their
vicrola and iisening heir rec
ords. / remember their cOlOred girl
Margaret, who made sugar cookies
for me every day and the hot dogs
he ordered to please me, too. grew
tired of those hot dogs, but wouldn't
dare tell him so. They were there
because / loved them when I frs
ate there at noon. Grandfather ha'
a prize flower garden and these, tO'
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
DELAWARE FARM MARKET NEWS
Market News information Supplied BY The Of Muois
ssuDo Beard OF Agriculture Dover, DoluWuo


Under $50 lbs: $1,000 to $17.25,
mostly $3.50 per cwt.
Over $50 lbs. $500 to $3.50,
mostly $500 per cwt.
SHOATS
Medium to good $1,000 to $1,000,
mostly S17.00 per cwt.
FEEDER PIGS
Is TO ~ weeks Odd
Choice: $1100 to $500, mostly
$1,000 per cWt.
Medium to good $500 to $1,000,
mostly $3.50 per cWt.
Common: $500 to s7O0, mostly
5000 per cWt
HORSES AND MULES
Work type: $4,000 to $4,000,
mostly $4,000 per cWt.
Butcher type: $500 to $4,000.
mostly S28.00 per cwt.
LIVE POULTRY
HEAVY BREEDS
Fowl: $50 to $40. mostly $1.00.
BOOSTERS: SIS to S1.10, mostly
$50.
LIGHT BREEDS
Bantam chickens: $40 to s.35,
mostly $50.
Cockerels: s.s5 to s.55. mostly
DUCKS
MuscovY ducks: $50 to $1.O5,
mostly $.s5.
RABBITS
Large breeds: $50 to $1.2O. most-
ly $1.OO.
Small breeds: $50 to SIS, most
! ly $40.
Young rabbits: $.25 to $.45, most
ly $50.
Ungraded. mixed: $.45 to $50
per dozen.
PuHet: $50 to $50 per dozen.
MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCE
Apples: $.25 to $50 per Is bushel.
TuTnip: $.25 to $50 per S bushel.
Pumpkins: SOB to s.15 per each.
Cabbage: $40 to $40 per bushel.
Cantaloupes $50 to Si.10 per
bushel.
Pepper SIS to $50 per IS bushel.
Tomatoes: SIS to $40 per IS
bushel.
Lima beans: $50 to $3.50 per
e bushel.
onions $50 to s1sO per *
busheI
sweet potatoes: s.s5 to $40 per
* bushel.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
sToRK HES HIGH

LANSING, Mich. Up Accord
ing to the trend Of birth registra-
lions the state health department
says 1854 will top even the record
1853 high Of tS1,51s births.
In the first six months Of 1854,
8z9l5 births we're registered. an
increase of 6,Ol2 over the same
period last year
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
cosTLY eARaAeE

LEXINGTON Ky (P Po-
licemen checking On who dumped
pile Of garbage On the roadside
came up with prize elue let-
ter to Luther Larson s6 Ihomp-
son Road He was fined S25
The letter was sn overdue bin
from a garbage collector for less
than the amount ol the fne
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
PARTNERS IN PROGRESS

On Labor Day President Eisenhower
waved a radioactive wand in a televisiOn
station This signaled the start of cOnstruc-
tion on our first atomic power plant of COM
mercial size, which is expected to produce
electricity for 100000 people.
One of the important things about this
plant is that it is not solely a. government
undertaking. 1t is a joint venture of gov
ernment and private business. The Atomic
Energy Commission and a business-manag-
ed power company viii both contribute to
the construction cost. The utility will Oper
ate the plant and pay a commission to the
government which will retain title to the
reactOr.
Here is practical example Of the part
nership" idea Of power development. That
idea-Whether applied to atomic energy for
peacetime use or to hydro electric projects
recognizes the fact that government and
free enterprise can work together and obtain
maximum results at a minimum cost in time
and money. 1t further recognizes the fact
that sOcialistic monopoly of power facili-
ties is not in the public interest and is not
the road to national progress.
In his television talk, the President said,
''In thus advancing toward the economic pro-
ductiOn of electricity by atomic power, man
kind comes closer to fulillment of the an
cient dream of a new and better earth :"
Free men, working and experimenting un-
der our free system, are gradually making
that dream come true.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
He Said aNon

We can only applaud President
EisenhOwer's pocket veo" Of that
five per cent across-the-bOard raise
for Federal workers that was voted
by Congress in the final moments
of the last session, and in a final
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
BUILDING A COMMUNITY


The men who run retail stores are al
most always community builders and all
around good citizens The reason for this
can be found in the constructive business
attitude which is an integral part of success
full retail management. j. C. Penney, one of
the cOuntry's leading merchants and head
of the great chain store system which bears
his name, recently made some remarks
which illustrate this attitude Cut-thrOat
competition is out Of date and has been
for SO years, says Mr.. Penney eff man
does good job his competitor needn't worry
him. merchant who approaches business
with the idea OF serving the public well has
nothing to fear from competition, however
much of it there may be. In business as else
where we are our own pacemakers. .
There is no better friend to any mer-
chant than fair competitor profits
most becaUses he serves best 1t is in SER
vice that the real competition occurs.
Always remember that you are building
not just business but a community"
With this kind of thinking being voiced
by leaders in retailing, it's no wonder that
local merchants generally are good people
70 have around. And it provides the best
kind of guarantee that the consumer is going
to get the utmost in courtesy, service, con-
venience and quality at the lowest possible
price.
THE FIRST SERVICE STATION
Many great innovatOr is unsung and
unknown That's tEue of whoever establish
ed the first automobile service station. But
he certainly started something!
By todays standards that first station
would be about as unimpressiVe as anyone
can imagine. The equipment probably con-
sisted of an old water tank and length of
garden hose. Perhaps there was also a COM
pressOr and a sign offering the inducement
of free air." But customers focked in, other
men saw that this new kind of business Of
fered an opportunity for proft-and so a
gerat competitive industry was born
The growth of that industry has been
phenomenal. Between 1929 and 1854 the
number of stations doubled, and there are
more than 100000 of them in operation in
this country now. Last year they satisfied
the vOraclOus appetites of 55,000,OOO motor
vehicles, which consumed $4,000 000, 900 gal
Ions of gas, along with vast quantities of
lubricants. There has been a comparable
growth in the quality of service to the con-
sumer. It's estimated that the free services
offered actually cost the average service sta
tiOn nearly $500 a month.
Finally, the modern service station is the
answer to the empty charge that the oil in
dustTy is haven of big business, in which
there's not much room for the little fellow
Nineteen out of every 20 stations are indie
pendently owned, and are typical small bus
mess enterprises. All of them are assets ia
their cOmmunihes-and all of them are max.
ing important contributions to the comfort
and convenience of the public.
&1oTSG
TNWTTA ALTON To Twp ANrNrV
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
INVITATION no TYRANNY

For a generation the people of the u. S.
have watched the building up of a central
lied federal government that now reaches
into every corner Of their homes and busi-
nesses.
AS a result total taxes have increased
until for the average family they are now
larger than the grocery bill
Only the people can break the strangle-
hold Of federal bureaucracy by turning
back to local government for their local
needs instead OF seeking federal handouts.
There is hope for the future when a high
federal oihcehOlder stresses the importance
OF local self-gOvernment as did Senator Cor
don OF Oregon, who said recently: "TOo much
Capitalization of government can make the
nation more vulnerable to Communist influ-
ence and is an invitation to TYRANNY dicta-
torship and finally slavery
We have come mighty close to that in
the last 20 years. We saw far too much
power exported to Washington. We saw
bureau piled on bureau, administrator add
ed TO administrator, control added to con-
troll
AS a result of that piling up of power
IN Washington, we saw the Communists. by
every devious and sly means, creep into gov.
ernment IN high places, and we saw oul
energy handed over to Russia.
''We saw graft and corruption blossom
We saw an Alger Hiss, we saw five percent
eIs. the mink coats the housing grafters, anC
al the other sorry riff-raff that follows II
the wake Of too much power too far from
the people
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Thinking Failure! So-CaIIed Heart
Attack Takes Grand Rapids
Newspaper Man at Age al!

The spiritual mmstvriy Of newspaper philosophy per.
niftsd The dsvi-snims masnefism-io take than
quarter Of century, And acknowledgements that
work for the devlexpong in their advertising also
alcoholic beverages and acknowledgements philosophy
that is still running around in spiritual short pants in Us
indifference, contempt for Gods two highest represent
sfiVss since Christ Jesus and prophsslsd by HimI-
Gods Christ Master Absolute Miracle Science Messiah
coming via woman, per Christ Jesus. Matthew 500:
The Kingdom Of heaven like esvsn Gods Christ
Science Messsh-whieh hid in three
Of meal .-"sesnes, Theology, Msdieine"-tle Of ihs
Sixth Chapter Of Gods Masterpiece Savior Lbersfor
Protector Of the Bible from The spiritual adultery Of The
four European religious erppesl-snd the deadly spiritual
malpractice Of the DEVILS medicine surgery and psyehsy
medical hospitals constantly svHoesng patients divine
and spiritual THINKING their very life HEREl--
BEcAUsE-msdiesl psychology Is saturated with The
dsviII-snns mssnsfism-steraIsni Hence. IFS patients
who enter medical hospitals In state Of spiritual bankruptcy
will die unless spiritual regeneration sseted-snd the
four European religious erppssl entirely feeble and
snsIsvsd by The dsvl-rnsfsrs magnetism
bsrsss snssvsd moss-As Jesus truly said if the
blind lead fhs blind, both shall fall into The dfeh'1
See Don McLouth-Part 2-Pagsz
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27

went on his mission teaching
the people how to avoid hypOH
risy, and TO beware of cove
BUSINESS. for this the scribe
and PhariSees became mon
and more provoked, and triel
every way they could TO a.
cuSe him.
The Bible tells us, Luke
18th chapter:
lin the meantime. WHEN
there were gathered together
an innvmersbIe multitude d
people. insomveh that They
irode one upon another. h
began 10 say unto his dis
cipIes first OF ALL, BEWARE
OF THE LEAvEN or THE
PHARlSEES WHICH IS Ky
POcRlSY. FOR THERE IS
NOTHING COVERED THAT
SHALL NOT BE REVEALED;
neither HID, THAT SHALL
NOT BE KNOWN.
2.-"THEREFORE, WHAT
SOEVER YE HAVE SPOKEN
IN DARKNESS SHALL BE
HEARD IN THE LIGHT, AND
THAT WHICH lE HAVE
SPOKEN IN THE EAR IN
CLOSETS SHALL BE PRV
CLAIMED UPON THE HOUSE
TOPS"
tConfinued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
The Detroit Tribune Publisher S
Politics.
Voted for Democrat Woodrow Wilson.

Voted for Democrat Woodrow Wilson,
Voted for "Womsn's Suffrage" Prohibiton-snd was
father burned vpI (smss Father had Blacksmith horse
shosins wagon shop at that time and was doing business
with several brswsrissI
Roosevslfs PhonY draft for third term burned vp'
many voter So good Democrat Roman Catholic James
Farley walked OUT those two political and spiritual pres
and EIssnorlI
See Detroit Tribune Publi.hsrs Polites-Pass =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
No Second Class Citizenship!
Christ's Sermon on the Mount and
The Constitution Of the United States.
Forbid Same!
Reprinted from The Christian Science Monitor)
EMIGRATION

Reprinted from The Christian Science Monitor)
INTECRATION
To the Christian Science Monitor, ll/l7
This is in to recent letter expressing dis
approval Of indignation in schools
Our President has said that in this nation there
be secondclass citizens Now, If segregation imposed
minority group by the group in the majority, does
make for second class citizenship, what does? Ia the
white position to set himself up inherently
superior. and qualified to lay down regulations for his
darker brother? White outnumbered this
earth by Of darker skin, who watch what
handling of ths problem will be.
Indignation will take away the Negroes proud
heritage That will merely be joined to the many other
proud hertages which have been brought this nation
See No Second Class Citizenship-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Mrs. Spratt, Polio Victim, s.!
Detroit Timss
The Devils Belief Of Polio
Battles Religious and Medical
Spiritual Nakedness!

AND SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE MENTALLY
AssAssNATEs ONE WHOM SATAN HATH BoUkD"i-
TAKING A FULL IS YEARS.
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY - BEING SATURATED WITH
THE DEvill-ANlMAL MAGNETISM
s-UF.F-oc.A-T.E-s DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL SENSE
T.H.iNKLN-c-oNEs VERY LIFE, H-E.REI-
FORCING PREMATURE DEPARTURE TO THAT
COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED THE NEXT
WoRLDl
Mrs Evelyn sprsh. IS. Psrayred by polio for four
years. will be buried Saturday.
Mrs Sprstt died Tuesday in University Hospital. Ann
Arbor.
she was a NURSING GRADUATE Of the University Of
Michigan and worked for year Highland Park General
Hospital and later in the offices Of Dr. Russell Fsnon Of
Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
"Chrysler Business Brisk;
dealers Up in the Clouds :"
Reprinted from The Detroit Times)
Bv Tom Kleene. Affirmative Editor


BY Tom Kleene, Automotive Editor
The only lament which from Detroit's Chrysler
Corp dealers after their model showngs yesterday
that their showrooms damned with visitors
that almost impossible potential customers
AUTOGRAPHS
A the crowds swarmed through the deaerships-in
some locations at rate of $50 hour-many people
with inclination to buy got away, but dealers were
able to compile long lists of live prospects
Actual deliveries of the were proceeding at
a brisk clip-in brisk that over-zeaous
salesman sold De Soto off a lot which belonged to a
factory official who had dropped into the showroom
check opening day sales.
SHOWROOMS TANNED
spot check of dealershps revealed that, now that
their potential customers have been exposed the new
models the Detroit dealers generally
enthusiastic about their sales prospects than they
after the previews earlier in the month.
See The New Plymouth-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Union Reasoning" of the Devil!
Windsor Go and Ford Office
Pieketins!
Windsor Daily Starr
NOW
BY NORM HULL

NOW
BY NORM HULL
We haven't any official announcement about II from
The union but the strike 81 Fords have spread the
office workers Otherwise what right have piekss appear
in front OF Of the temporary offices Up by The com
Psny in various buildings in the city.
Some IS members Of flying squad Yesterday swoopsd
down on what formerly The Dsvilbss plant yelling
See Union Reasonng-Pase
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Not to Replace, Usurp. or D
The Detroit Tribune presents the following rs
The Brutal Record Of Communism
in Poland, CzeehosIovakia, and the
Balkans! Polish Anniversary"
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. c.s. r l
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father-Mothei Coo all
harmonious" Up. 16, Science and Health with Key TO
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with worid
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF Cod
do Fruehau Martin Luther job in this sge!l And
How! Science Health, textbook, 10 Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible. "
HIGHER AND TRlIER REPRESENTATIVE or
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND The
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOOL
Jesus "loved righteousness and hated iniquity'l
The "lukewarm" live in a fools paradse."l
''To The Christian Science Monitor
Just ten years ago This October the 63day uprising OF
the Polish underground in Warsaw against the Ns1is was
finally crushed This bloody tragedy encouraged by the Mos
radio took place while the powerful Red Army literally
looked on from Just the Visiula River.
May use this anniversary month as occasion 10
commend she Christian Science Monitor for It's telling the
sober about ihe U. S. in eastern Europe Your
reporters have done much 10 inform America OF The
BRUTAL RECORD OF COMMUNISM IN POLAND, CZECH.
OsLovAKlA and THE BALKANS. All these responsible
reports helped Americans 10 keep clearly in view the
character OF Russian tyranny and the bitter plight OF these
peoples who still regard themselves bound 10 the West by
cultural and economic and 'self-inierest ties.
Carlton 2. Wells
Ann Arbor, Mich"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BY
MARY BAKER EDDY Ex.
p L AIN ITO DIvEST
7 THOUGHT OF FALSE
TRUSTS AN MATERIAL
EVIDENCE IN ORDER THAT
THE SPIRITUAL FACTS or
BEING MAY APPEAR
THAT IS THE GREAT At
TAINMENT BY MEANS OF
WHICH WE SHALL SWEEP
AWAY THE FALSE AND
GIVE PLACE TO THE TRUE.
THUS WE MAY ESTABLISH
IN TRUTH THE TEMPLE. OR
oDY, WHOSE BUILDER
AND MAKER IS GOD" (s&H)
Justice and Right
Judgment Spiritual
Although justice and right
judgment always has been, and
always will be of God, it was
the fog or mists of material
illse beliefs which made Herod
want to destroy the Christ
idea from the very beginning.
Resentment against the COM
ing of the newborn King the
Christ Spirit to redeem and
heal mankind of sickness, sin
and death, made old Herod
bitter in his material points of
view. until he died. Because
God is Father of all good, Jesus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
New Zealand Pressured to Aid
Paroehial Schools"
re. Archbishop Threatens
Restricted Use Of re. Soldiers!

AS per Reuters (Brain) in C.S Monitor.
Wellington, NJ
Roman Catholic Archbishop Peter McKeefry said
here Nov. Ia that Roman Catholic claims for aid
to parochia schools recognized he will feel in
clned to call Roman Cathloc fight overseas
in any future
Opening convent and church school at Para
paraumu he spoke of references made during recent
national election campaign to the ongstanding contro
versy financial aid to Roman Catholic and other
church schools. In New Zealand, government expend
See New Zealand Pressured-PAge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Fear No EriI
STAY WITH GOD THROUGH CHRIST JESUS
BY B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

Then spsks Jesus again unto them, saynq am a.
light Of the world: he that fooweh me shall not wall
darkness. but shall have the light Of life
The Phsrssss therefore said unto him. Thou bssa
record Of myself; thy record Is not true.
Jesus answered and said unto them. Though / ban
record OF myself yet my record Is frue for know wbsru
came and whittier 90; but ys cannot tell whence com.
and whittier 90.
I'VE judge after the flesh; Judge no man.
And yet " Judge, my judgment is true: for am no
alone but and the Father that sent me-" John sl2l6
He that Is OF God hesreih Gods words" chriss JssL
Christ Jesus understood the difference between N,
spiritual slness Of Cod and esrnal mortal material b..
in the minds Of Because the unbeevers in the vira
and divinity Of the Christ could see perfection ihu
not ready TO believe In the divine Truth he TAUGHT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Another Newsman-A Thinking
Bankruptcy Don Cameron, AZ,
Ex-Detroiter-The Devil Taking
20 Years! or More

HIS FATHER OUTLINED HIM BY SOMETHING
LIKE A QUARTER OF A CENTURY,
THE LATE MR. HENRY FoRD's 'MouTHPIEcE'
Died Of (BE.LiE-F oFD cancer in New York
City ~ psyehoIosy-heaviy saturated with fhs dsvil-
animal masneiismD after illness Of two years. Windsor
Daily STAR.
THINKING svHoesssd because OF spiritual naked
nsss-or spiritual immstvrity OF New York melting pot
psychology, via which the devil snslsvss miions News
papers radio. television, bear major sviItl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27

Materia Mediea's Psychology Of the
Devil!-Animal Magnetism
Suffoeates the T-h-i-n-k-i-n-g-
The Very Life Of Thousands
(onstantly-With Substantial Aid
From the Spiritual Bastard
(Heb 1919
ASPECTS OF THE FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS CRIPPLES!
PREMATURE DEATHS!-
3-YEAR-OLD Boys DEATH SEEN
HAZARD OF SURCERY'"l
SON OF TV COMEDIAN George Dewitt.
THE DEVILS IRON LUNG-A CONTRIBUTOR!
See The Wages of Sin is Desth-Page2
Reprinted from The Christian MOnitOr-llH7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Gods Universal Messiah on First
Page Of Newspapers, Imperative!

WHAT COULD BE OF GREATER IMPORTANCE
THAN THE PRESENCE OF THE DESTROYER,
OR CONVERTER. OF COMMUNISM!-
AND THE PROVABLE, DIVINE REVELATION OF
EVER.PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE,
WAITING, ACCEPTANCE BY EVERYONE
NOW!!
From The Detroit News)
DONALD CAMERON, as, DIES;
FORMER DETROIT NEWSMAN
former Detroit and Windsor newspaperman, DON
AID c. Cameron, died Wednesday night at his home in
New York City at the age of a.
He the Of w. J. Cameron, longtime associate
tSes Gods Universal Messish-Psgs ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
The New PIymouth-A Beauty-AII
The Way Around

When the Chevrolet little while back
we admired the and the side, but expressed the
opinion that that Italian front end should help se Fords
and Plymouths
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Banned by Law. But.
india Stiirpraetiees UntouehabiIity
BY Reuters Brittany

New Delhi
Untouehablity, ALTHOUGH BANNED under THE
INDIAN CONSTITUTION. 10 still widely praeticed
throughout the country according report presented
TO the Indian Parliament.
specially appointed commission for scheduled
castles, ss the untouehsbles are known. reported
where untouehsbes had been refused access
to WELLS temples restaurants and hotels because of their
sse-old position in Hindu society.
Safeguards such special seats in legislatures and
schools have been provided for unouehabs and other
backward classes.
See Banned BY Law-Page 7
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-11
Family Life Specialist
To Give Series OF Talks

Mrs. Jeanne Moehn, family lie
specialist for the Maryland EXten-
sion service, will have three meet
mgs in the county March Is and
~.
On March Is. at 1870 at the Ac-
cidcnt Fire hall she will have Il
training meeting for the family
life chairmen of the county home
makers clubs. Her topic will be
Making Discipline Easier"
She plans to meet also with
Older Youth that evening in the
Extension office in Oakland at s
p. M with her topic for discus
sion being "Etiquettc and Dating"
On Friday, March 10, She will
have an open meeting for all inter
ested persons in the Accident fire