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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-12

When the Lake Tabor recreation commission was
BENG organized there plenty of skeptics offer
ing their opinions.
. With the trout running wild at the local lake
us doubtful if skeptic be found.
Nope, they won't Jump in the boat - there's an
I 10 catching them and I'll part with the information
mat 49, Just as soon as get A. j. Allen to part
with It, Fish bite for him when they won't look at
another persons hook and line.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-12

TOR KICKS more than anything else, there has been
some debate to whether or not our new lights
some debate as to whether not our new lights
Rest at ease - they aren't They are duplicates
of those in Chadbourn. Whitevilles are more expen
Slve than the had installed.
~ When everyone PUSHES to pay taxes the way they
fush to offer complaints too have the bright
est of lights
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-12

which arose many years ago
and has been made a par Of
OF our common law. This ex-
plains why many repairmen do
not require compensation in
advance for services rendered
or materials added to personal
property in accordance with
the owners request.
How docs a repairman en-
force his lien on personal prop
erty which he has made or alt
cred at the request OF anoth-
er?
The statutes Of North Caro-
line permit the repairman to
sell by his own act at public
auction, without Intervention
of a judicial proceeding, the
property for the purpose of en-
forcing the lien. There are GER
tain details to be followed in
the publishing and giving no
ticc of sale. An attorney should
be consulted for advice.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17

Should the campaign fall short
of the 81 SOC, 900 goal required to
build and furnish the hospital
SO it MAY operate without a
mortgate then changes win have
to be made to reduce the facil-
tiles, within line of available
funds Or if a Substantial :
mount is subscribed it is hoped
a way may be found to borrow
the balance needed to complete
the construction. Of course, as
with any loan, the cost goes
up with interest charges, amor
tization and finance expenses.
Because of this it's hopeful that
the hospital may be build for
cash thereby saving this addi-
tional cost upon the residents
of Geauga.
A complete record will be kept
for each subscriber so that if
the campaign fails to produce
turned to the giver.
enough funds for even an init
ial start. mo..ey cuuid be re-
tuned to the give.
The Hospital association and
Women's Auxiliary since rely
hopes that the people of Gea-
uga county will be successful
in this countrywide endeavor of
safe gurding the lives of their
loved ones by providing a de =
quate hospital facilities on a
twenty four hour, seven day a
week basis.
The campaign will be success
sful If everyone in Geauga will
give what they can. Community
hospitals have been successful
ly build throughout the country
In this manner and the need
was never greater that it is TO-
day - in Geauga.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17
Brownies to
Send Gifts to
.OyRhanage

Casa Materna, a home for
orphaned italian Children,
founded by Rev. Riccardo San
ii fifty years ago, is to receive
gifts packed by Bro wni e
Troop 8 and Children of a Meth
odist Sunday school class under
the direction of Mrs. Marjorie
Freeman.
This Orphanage overlooking
Naples Bay, was started b y
Rev. Ricardo with two cold
hungry children whom he found
in the slums of Naples. He took
them to his home to care for
| them.
The home has grown until ii
now houses several hundred boys
and girls whose ages range from
three to eighteen.
The gifts sent by friends have
kept this home a growing in.
situation.
These gifts packed by tn c
Children will reach Casa Mater.
ma in time for Christmas.
Mrs. James Werner assists
Mrs. Freeman in her work with
Brownie Troop 8 which meets
at the Methodist church on Mon.
days.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17
Wendell Tracy
to Play at
Holiday Dance

Thanksgiving Evening there
will be a Harvest Dance in the
Chardon School Gym. Wendell
Tracy and his recording orcheS-
ira will be featured. In addition,
there will be free records given
away, contests for the young
and older, guest stars, and a
refreshment terrace for the
whole family.
The dance is being sponsored
by the Pilgrim-Fenowship Of
the Pilgrim - Christian church
1t is a benefit for camperships
to send young people to camp.
Heading the Planning Commit
tee are Larry Reiter and Judy
Helser. The Decorating chair
men are Carol Head and Carol
Jacobs. Publicity is in charge
of Jean Mowrsy and Jean Pot
ter.
THE dance is for the whole
family, and for somewhere to
go Thanksgiving Evening, it will
be just the thing said Rev.
Strong. I'm this way you can
have a lot of wholesome fun
and help the youth at the same
time"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17
Hamhden Grange
Donates $40 to
Hospital Fund

HAMBDEN - On November
7 Hambden Grange held its
first regular meeting of the
month. The auditing committee
reported that they found the
easurer'S books in excellent
condition. The Home Econom-
les chairman announced t h t
she had $1,000. to handle for the
hospital building fund. This is
what was cleared on the "Coun
ty Store for this purpose.
It was announced that tic
kets were available for National
Grange which convene in Cleve-
land Nov. 16 "a. There will be
a special bus going from Geauga
County.
The annual Awards Banquet
win be Nov. 19 at the Auburn
school gym. Requests we're mad
made for Is cents packages to
/ he auctioned at the Awards Ban
quet. Proceeds from this auc-
ton will go to the hospital fund.
On December 8 the county
officers meeting win be held at
Claridon town hall beginning
7:30.
Hambden Grange will be host
for. an exchange program on
January is. At this meeting
Chester will exemplify the first
degree and Ledge the second.
After the meeting K n n e t h
Mohney showed some very in
teresting and colorful slides. Be-
sides many vacation attrac :
tionS in eastern United States
and Southeastern Canada. He
also showed a few pictures in
also showed few pictures TAX
en- in japan and some taken
from a train as it crossed the
United States from California
to Iowa. +--~@ 49, 81. '.. '~~7~
The next regular meeting ot
Hambden Grange will be Nov
21 ait $50 pm. Mr.. Charles
MoSeley our representative to
State Grange will report on
the Annual Convention which
was October "a 20 in Columbus
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17
Hold Memorial Services
for LemueI R. Brown

CHESTER Memorial SER
vices for Lemuel r. Brown, held
at the CheSterland Community
church ON Saturday Nov. IL at
500 pm. were largely attended.
The service was i'm charge Of
the Rev. Judson Townsey pastor
of the church and the Rev. H.
L. Torbet, retired minister of
Cleveland Heights. The r ev d.
Torbet, who was a friend of
Mr.. Brown and his family, paid
tribute to his life and teachings.
Mrs. Frank Samuels of Burton
sang, lone Sweetly Soil m n
Thought" and abide with Me"
she was accompanied by M S S
Norma Clapp of Clevel a nd
Heights. Miss Clapp also rem
dered organ music preceding
the service. MIR. Brown, who
was a Professor of English at
Western Reserve University in
his active life, died at his home
on Nov. 5. He was born in
New York state on July 4, 1874.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17
County Enters
Seal Sale
Contest

The County Christmas Seal
Chairman Carl A. Brinkman,
announced today that Geauga
County has the opportunity of
nationwide fame if returns from
Christmas Seal letters are mail
ed in Immediately.
A nationwide contest which
starts Nov. 16,, official opening
Seal Sale, continues through
Wednesday, Nov. %. The winner
of this contest will have the
premiere of the new Warner
Brothers picture THE Court.
Martial of Billy Mitchell" fea.
turing Gary Cooper, plus nation.
wide television and radio cover.
age direct from the County.
THE forty local chairmen who
have just finished a tremendous
job in preparing the mailing oi
these letters to residents of the
county are to be commended fol-
their volunteer efforts" said
Mr.. Brinkman.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17
Chardon
Students Named
to All Stars

A. M. Nikkila Chardon high
school athletic coach and Sec
retary of the Western Reserve
League announces the names
OF six Chardon high school stu
dents who have been named to
the Western Reserve League
All-Star Selections. They are
Larry Davis Earl Stoltz, Tom
Grantham, Dave Srlc, Robert
AShba, and Bob Strong.
/ Following is the complete list
of the teams.
First Team
ENDS Chuch NaSo,> Sr. .,
Jefferson; Larry Davis, Sr.,
Chardon.
TACKLES -- Ronald Hatma-
ker, Sr., Jefferson; Daniel Rand,
Sr., Madison.
GUARDS - Earl Stoltz, Sr.,
Chardon, Tom Grantham, Sr..
Chardon.
CENTER - Dick Wiitanen,
Sr., Harbor.
BACKS - Bob Lampela, Sr.,
Harbor; Bob Wilcox, Jr., Spen-
Ger; Tom Cox, Sr., Kirkland !;
Tom Gerjan, Sr., Perry.
Second Team
ENDS Paul Inman, Sr.,
Spencer; Al Griopi, Sr., Harbor
TAKLES - Rodger Sperra
Sr., Perry; Matt Kastillac, Sr.,
Wickliffe.
GUARDS - Gary Danatone
Sr., Harbor Chuch Vincent, Sr.,
Wickliffe.
CENTER - Jim March, Sr.,
Jefferson.
BACKS - Tony Lastoria, Sr.,
Wickliffe; Bob Booth, Sr., Madi-
son; Tom Langshaw, Jr., Perry
Joe Platono, Sr,, Edgewater.
Honorable Mention
ENDS - Larry Bralnard, Jr.,
Perry; Carl Dascoh, Sr., Edge,
wood.
TACKLES - Lee Scott, Jr.,
Spencer; Marvin Kuula, Sr.,
Harbor; Ronnie Crudele, So.
Edgewood; Jim Sharnas, Sr.
Wickleffe.
| GUARDS - Larry Donaldson
SIR. Madison; Herb Clark, Jr.
Perry; Durwood Marshall, Sr :.
Kirkland.
CENTER - Dave Sulc, Jr.
Chardon. -...
BACKS - Robert Ashba, Jr.
Chardon; Bob Strong, Jr., Char
don; Ted Hajes, Sr., Kirkland
Earl Smith, Jr., Madison.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17
HAMBDEN
SchoolMew
Mothers of First Grade Attend

MOtherS OF FIRST Grade attend
School.
Twenty mothers of Hambden
first graders attended school
Thursday from ILLS to 2:15 pm
to observe the teaching Of read
ing in first grade. Fifteen mo-
theirs came early to eat lunch
with the children in the ca E.
terra.
We believe they not only enjoy
ed attending school again but
they have a better understand
ing of the work being done with
their children as they are being
taught reading today.
Many learned ways of helping
their children at home If 1t
should become necessary.
Several asked If they might
return to note the progre ess
the children would be making
in the weeks to come.
There are "a children in the
Hambden first grade taught by
Mrs. Gladys Vaughn.
Fifth Grade
The fifth grade had election
on Nov. 8 and voted in a booth
Continued On Page Eight
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17
MEN IN SERVICE

PARK AIR FORCE BASE
CALF. First Lieutenant AL
an p. Cragg, former veterin-
arian in Hambden was process
sed here with the 2349th Per-
sonnel Processing Group en-
route to Korea.
Lieutenant Cragg entered the
Air Force In June of 1854.
Lieutenant Cragg's wife, the
former Marcelyn Martin pre-
sently resides with their nine
months-old son Clinton at 548
Seymour Ave. Columbus O.
CRAILSHEIM GERMANY -
Daro E. Lillibridge, 20, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lilli- :
bridge, Burton, Ohio, recently
was promoted to private first
class in Germany where he is
a member of the 74th Field
Artillery Battalion.
Lillibridge, a cannoneer with
the battalionis Battery B, en-
tered the Army in December
1854 and was last stationed at
Camp Chaffee, Ark. He is a
1854 graduate of Burton High
School.
MIDDLEFIELD - Philip Rex
Jemison is In the engineering
division and has recently been
transferred. His new address
is:
Philip Rex. Jemison, SN 459-
14-67 II
USS Leyte (CVS 32)
A Division
F'PO New York, NY.
He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin E. Jemison of Mid
dlefield.
FORT EUSTIS VA - Army
Pvt. Earl E. White 18 son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Drejci Jr.
Route Chardon recently was
graduated from The TranSporta-
ton Schools stevedoring course
at Fort EuStis Va.
Private White was trained to
load and unload cargo and to
maintain freight records.
He entered the Army in June
1855 and completed basic train
ing at Fort EuStiS.
White attended Chardon high
school ard was a farmer in civ
ilian life.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17

to the voters at a special elec-
tion ON Feb. IA.
= Only change in the issue is
that two mills for two years viii
be asked.
In an effort to sign up bud
get for 1856, commissioners
have summoned all county Of
ficials to a meeting No. q when
they will be informed of the
drastic cuts which will have to
be made.
LAS the result of the defeat,
there is no future for any per-
son who works for Geauga Coun-
ty, and they might as well go
and get another job" commits
toner's said. Usually, on Jan.
l, we always have lik d to
readjust salaries and do as well
as we can for our employees.
Salaries of Geauga County of
ficials and worers are in the
lowest bracket in northern Oh
10.
The vote of the people has
left us with no money, and we
can't make enough to cover
needs. The county now is S74,-
900 in the red. After this is
paid for in 1856 we will have only
$307 900 on which to operate. The
budget presented to us, and
which was not signed, called for
expenditures in 1856 of $541 ,899
THE vote shows that a null
titude of people simply didn't
understand the serious stu a.
ton"
It was limited that the drastic
cuts across the board may re-
duce the sheriff's deputies to
one or two.
The vote was 1893 for and
4,035 against the proposed levy.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17

Mr.. Nj no las Pasquale OF
Cleveland will be guest soloist.
for the Research club on Mon
day evening, Nov. n. MIR. Pas
quale is a member of the Orp-
heus Ch or u S, the Consistory
Choir Shrine Chantor, and is
soloist for Past Masters Eel
lowship club and Liberty Chap
ter.
He has recently returned from
tour Of Twenty-Five European
and South American countries.
Mr.. Pasquale will sing we'll
loved Semi-claSsic numbers.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17
List Chester
Building Permits
following

CHESTER - The following
coming permits were issued in
Chester Township by Coming In
spector William Bebout up to
and including Nov .12.
Gigliotti and Tho m a con-
str,lction Co. residence, Caves
Road.
Robert Collins, residence, Null
berry Road.
Robert Collins, two residences
garage and accessory building,
East Hill Drive.
Moss Farm Dairy, refrigerar
tion building, addition 10 present
building, Mayfield Road.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17

The regular meeting of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux
iliary to Post 6519 viii, be held
Nov. II at the Post club rooms.
Floor work practice at 7:30,
business meeting at 800 initia-
ton at $50. Puppy" favors OF
wash cloths and soap win be
made. The members will select
the hospital during the business
meeting.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17
Knights of
Columbus to
Hold Retreat

The Knights of Columbus of
Geauga Council No. 1904 are
sponsoring q weekend retreat
at the Diocesan Retreat house,
located on LakeShore Blvd, just
west of E. 185th st. in Cleve-
land. s".'-~r
The dates are Nov. 1e, 19 and
20, starting FRIDAY evening and
finishing Sunday afternoon.
Further information may be
had by calling Paul Smith at
Chardon 5-5741. All men are in
vited to attend this retreat.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17
MontYk
News by Mrs. Mildred Skinner
Telephone Montville 3484

Miss Carol Ann Whitney ac-
companied Miss Betty Antenne
of Claridon and Miss Arlene
McNish of Newbury and all at
tended New Moon" a musical,
at Chardon Friday evening.
Mrs. Lillian Leggett, Mr. S ..
Bernice Churchfield, Mrs. Mil
dred Sinner and Miss Minnie
Sinner attended Joint meet
ing and dinner of the Board of
Directors and Seal Sale wor-
ers of the Geauga County Tuber-
culosis and Health association
at the Chardon high school cafe
terra last Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Ann Miller re-
turned homie M o nd ay after
spending a few days at the
home of her grandfather Sam
Miller in Middlefield.
Our Fire department was cal
led to the Mullett home o n
Princeton I'd. in Hutsburg Fri
day night as The milk house
was on fire and was located very
close TO the large barn, there
was danger of the barn also
catching on fire, luckily this did
no happen.
Mrs. Ira Fowler and Mr.. Al
din Phillips of Springboro, Pa,
visited Mrs. Lester Skinner We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ethel Zeigler very plea
sanity entertained the Birthday
club at her home last Saturday
Those present wer Mrs. Dorothy
Perry Of Newbury, Mrs. Bar
bara Drenske of Chardon, Mrs.
Leah whitney of Hambden, Mrs.
Verbal Schiller Mrs. T ate
Mrs. Elvena Gray, Mrs. Mar
garet Weber, Mrs. Lotte Dice
kow, Mrs. Daisy Trask, and
the hostess Mrs. ziegler. Fol-
lowing a delicious dinner, the
afternoon was spent at cards
Those receiving prizes wer e
Elvena Gray LIST. B ar b a a
Drenske End. and Dorothy Per
nv, low. Names were drawn for
the exchange of Christmas gifts.
The Christmas party will be
held at the home of Mrs. Verbal
ScheIler on Dec. II.
Mrs. Harry Tate attended a
meeting of the Jr. Aid OF the
pilgrim Christian church at the
home of Mrs. William Wilder
in Chardon last Wednesday. M
Mrs. Tate was the instructor and
taught the ladies to make rib
bon corsages.
Mr.. J. B. Brace was installed
ais Master of the Hartsgrove Ma
sonic Lodge last Friday might.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Geisman
and family of Greene O. were
saddened to learn of the loss
of their home by fire one day
last week. -
A Parent Teacher meeting
was held at the frs station Mon
dav Afternoon with a good at.
tendance. The meeting was In
charge of the president Mrs,
Helen Brace. A correspondent
secretary Mrs. Grace Burger
was appointed by the president
Some rules and by laws were
acted ON. ALI agreed that three
mothers should relieve three
teachers curing tGlenoon houl
each day that an aid ddnner Us
to be served. A report OF the
card party held alst Saturday
night was given. 5000 wa
cleared. This will be used t
purchase paint for te school
The cement floor in the hal
way is to be painted soon.
Mr.. Noah Miller is patching
all bad places in the plaster
in the hallway and old class
rooms. Following the business
meeting, a shower was held FOL
Mrs. John Brett and infant son
Phillip born Nov. 8. Mrs. Bret
is the wife of our school prin
cipal and was unable to attend
Many gifts were received. Re
freshments were served by Ma
ry Lafferty, Jean Beardsley, me
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17
COUNTY TO TRY GAIN ON TAX LEVY
Ask for Special Election
for Money for County

Terming the defeat of tn e
tWo-mill levy for five years to
operate Geauga County in 1856
"a calamity" Geauga Commits
toner's Monday passed a resolu-
ton again to put the issue up
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17
Early paper Next Week

Because of the Thanks
giving Holiday next week
the newspaper win be print
ed early. News and advertis-
ing must be received by
noon Monday for inclusion
in next week paper.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17
RAKE SALE

Hambden P. T. A. is spon-
Soring a Bake Sale Saturday
Nov. 19 on the Sheriff's porch
at about $50.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04
County ide
Evangelistic Week
Planned In Charlotte

Evaneelistic services will be
held January 9-l6y- at the Village
Presbyterian Church. Charlotte
Court House. sponsored by the
Charlotte County Ministerial As
ISOLATION and are fcr the people
Of the county.
The first meeting viii be at
1i.15 a. m. Sunday, Jan. 8. Dur
ing the Eyangeiistic Campaign
Week. the services VIII begin at
4 Is p. m
Two outstanding Christian men
have been secured TO lead the
services Df J r. Williams. the
Pre- sbvterian Assembly Evangelist.
from Montreal. N O.. Will preach.
He has served pastoratek in Mon
treat. n G., Fort Worth Texas.
Spartanblmg. S G. and Atlanta,
Ga. Both the young and old Of
the church have been blessed by
Ills ministry.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04
SEC Licenses
Farmers | Mon
Insurance Companies

The State Cooperation Commits
SION this week issued licenses 70
the National Partners Union in
sutance companies authorizing
them To sell automobile, property
life health and disqualification
IN Virginia
The Virginia Farmers Union.
an affiliate OF the NFu. wlli be
the agency handling the Farmers
Union insurance program IN this
State Virginia President John b.
Vance said preparations were be-
ing made to offes the Insurance IN
The immediate future. possibly
within two or three weeks.
Only members OF the Virginia
Farmers union will be eligible 10
bay the low cost policies. The. In
surailce will be sold By Farmers
Union insurance representatives
appointed By Farmers Uuipn
organizations in each county in
Virginia where tie group is
chartered,
The Vlrgttlia insurance licenses.
which were applied for last July.
we're iSsHed. to the National Farm
ers Union Life Insurance Com
pany and the National Farmers
Unian Property an d Casualty
Company. both wholly owned By
the Farmers Union.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04
Goal OF $50 Members
GooI Of $50 Members
Cumberland Farm Bureau TO Conduct
Intensive Drive Week of January II

a goal ~ 40 members for i93b
vas adopted last Wednesday
night by the Cumberland County
Farm Bureau board % directors
at their regular meeting
Under the direction q Thomas
r Scott, president Of the county
organization. and With the help
Of John BATHS field representa-
tive Of the Virginia Farm Bureau
Federation plans we're made for
q concentrated membership drive
10 be held during tire week Of
January IN
The following we're appointed
bg Mt Scott To serve as CO..
chaurmeY Of the membership
III the county districts
William r. Sandctson and J &
Rae. Jr.. IN Hamilton District
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Jones I'll
District Robert 4. glan-
ton and *. X Williams III RAN
Golpkl District These ctialrmen
with their asslStants ALI attend
a district membership meeting Ia
Richmond on January ) III pre-
I5agutsou fos ll.t Sr!.t ~ b. held
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04
i. Il. Marshall
Installed Master
Amelia Masons

j y Marshall was installed as
worshipful master Of Amelia
Lodge A. F " A. NJ No. l0l. at
the state communica ion Mon
day evening. Dec II. He succeed
ed a Q Norton. who served for
the past year
Other officers installed were.
w A Mortimer. senior warden;
II A. Willis junior warden. P b.
Childrese, secretary s. l.. Farrar
Jr. treasurer: Alexander Jones.
senior deacon: w f. Horton. Jun
Tor deacon Rev r. p Rodgers.
chaplain A. S. Allen. assistant
chaplin. q p. Miller, tyler
J w Townef, senior steward; r..
T Lane. J II Fuller G w Kee-
ner Junior stewards.
The stated communication fol-
lowed the annual st. Johns Day
supper held in the Methodist
Churoh j b Wall editor Of The
Farmville Herald gave an address
with the theme Irving on top
of tfe- IN which ne pointed out
that a sense OF hunor was neees-
sary TO live on top of life" and
love, as taught by the great Ma
tun ST John the Evangelist. was
necessary to i've a full life