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Evening star., 1955-07-24
John Paul Jones
Ceremony odoy
At Naval Academy

MidShipment and officials at
the United States Naval Acad-
emy today were to participate
in a simple ceremony in honor
of Naval Hero John Paul Jones.
Navy Chaplain j. D. Zimmer-
man will deliver the invocation
and benediction. Flowers will be
placed at the head of the John
Paul Jones sarcophagus in the
Crypt of the Naval Academy
Chapel.
The ceremony will mark the
50th anniversary of the return
of the naval hero's remains to
the United States.
Following his death in Paris
in 1892, the body Of John Paul
Jones was inferred for 113 years
in an obscure French cemetery.
The remains were returned to
this country in 1905 following
their discovery after a long
search by the then United States
Ambassador to Paris, Gen. Hor-
lace Porter.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Gen. Gates Is Accused
In Insurance Inquiry

Maj. Gen. Byron E. Gates ire
tired) yesterday was charged by
the Air Force with giving prefer
red treatment to insurance COM
panies at the Chanute ml0 air
base while he was commander
there.
An investigation is underway
to determine whether he should
be tried by court martial.
Gen. Gates, who became Cha
mute commander in October.
1949, retired and left the COM
Imand last May 80.
Three accusations were leveled
at the general. The charges
alleged:
i. That Gen. Gates accorded
preferential treatment to and
sponsored automobile and life
insurance companies on the base
where he served as commander,
contrary to provisions Of Air
Force regulations"
2. That he made false official
statements.
3. That he conducted himself
in a manner unbecoming an Of
ficer in this connection.
A spokesman said the acts
were reported to have been COM
mitted between late 1853 and
early 1855.
$1,000 Payment Charged
The announcement here made
no mention of money, but at
Chanute 1t. Col. r. H. Clark
said Gen. Gates is charged with
accepting $1,000 from an insur-
ance company for service to have
been rendered by hin because of
his official position.
Col. Clark nIIhlic inform tinn
Evening star., 1955-07-24
CAMP FUND

The following contributions
to The Evening Star Summer
Camp Fund are acknowledged
today:
Previously
acknOWlod0ad e1Q o6n ~
Evening star., 1955-07-24

Isuranee In one area Of the base,
and Of providing ONCE space and
making his files available to an
agent of an automobile insurance
company.
Enlisted in Air Corps
Gen. Gates, so. is a native of
Aberdeen. s. Oak. He was a STU
dent at the University Of Mon
tana when he enlisted in the
Army Air Corps in World War /.
After completing cadet flying
he was commissioned a
second lieutenant In 1920.
Shortly thereafter, Gen. Gates
served at Chanute as q. motor
transport officer"
In 1910 he was In the plans d.
vision at Air Corps headquarters
here and the following year was
named director of management
control at headquarters. Among
other assignments, Gen. Gates
Evening star., 1955-07-24
RESORT FORECAST

Upper and Lower Bay-Thun-
dershowers today, high 90-95,
Fair and cool tomorrow.
Ocean Beaches and South Jer-
sey - Thundershowers today,
high $500. Fair and cooler to-
morrow.
Skyline Drive-Thundershow-
ers today, high $500. Fair and
cooler tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

Fair and cooler tomorrow.
Wind-Southwest to west 10
20 miles per hour becoming
northwest in afternoon or eve
ming.
River Report
(From United States Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls; Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday:
tReadinss Washington National Airport)
Noon --- 90 4 pm. - 95
pm, ----- SO
4tecord Temperatures This Year
Highest, 9S, on July 90.
Lowest, 10. on February 3.
hish and Low Of Last "a Hours
High. 81, at 300 pm.
Low ~. at 6:20 Am.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Pay and Pension Bills
Closely Linked on Hill
Nv JOSEPH YOUNG

The bills to increase salaries
Of top Government executives
and raise the pensions Of re-
tired Federal employees appear to
be intertwined as far as their
chances Of enactment by Con-
gress are concerned.
President Eisenhower and the
administration are very anxious
to raise the pay Of top Federal
officials. including cabinet off,
GERS. agency and bureau heads
and the other 200 or more presi-
Dental appointees.
The administration is con-
Isiderably less enthusiastic re-
lgarding legislation to increase
pensions of retired employees.
However. Chairman Johnston
Of the Senate Civil Service Com
mittee is making it plain that
there will be no executive pay
bill considered by his group un-
less the administration s'apporrs
"a pension boost for retired en-
lployes this year.
Conversely, unless Congress
Approves an executive pay raise
this year. the pension increase
bill might be stalled! The ad-
ministration may try to block
the retirees' bill in the House
Civil Service Committee unless
the executive pay measure IL
cleared.
Chairman Murray Of the
House Civil Service Committee
has shown less enthusiasm fol
a pension increase than has
Chairman Johnston of the Sen.
ate Civil Service Committee who
strongly supports such legisla-
ton.
There will be a lot of behind.
the-scenes maneuvering during
the next few weeks on CapitoI
Hill in an effort to reach ar
agreement on both bills.
President Eisenhower has ia.
ken special interest in the
measure to raise the pay o1
the Governments top executives
Before leaving for Geneva, he
wrote a personal letter to Sena-
tor Johnston urging prompt &C
ton.
Meanwhile, a Senate Civil
Service subcommittee headed
by Senator Kerr, Democrat OF
North Carolina. will hold a hear
ing Tuesday on legislation to in
crease pensions of Federal an
nuitants. Senator Kerr's group
intends to wind up the hearing
in one day and report a bill.
+ \
BONDS - House-Senate con-
ferees will be appointed this
week to adjust differences in the
legislation approved by the
House and Senate to provide free
fidelity bonds to Federal en-
|ployes who now must purchase
such bonds.
The House bill would apply
only to postal employees. The
Senate's measure would apply to
all Federal workers who must
post such bonds. Indications are
the conferees will agree to the
Senate bill covering all Govern
ment workers who are now re-
quired to pay for their own
bonds.
COMMERCE-The Commerce
Evening star., 1955-07-24

District and vicinity-Partly
cloudy today with scattered
thundershowers, cooler in the
afternoon or at night, high near
90. Fair and cooler tomorrow.
Maryland-Partly cloudy with
scattered thundershowers today.
Less hot with high 86-92 and
cooler in the afternoon or eve
ming and over south at night.
Virginia-Partly cloudy with
scattered thundershowers today,
rather hot. high 1896 and cooler
over north in afternoon or eve
ming and over south at night
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Wins Sufety Contest

/ WESTMINSTER, Md, July
% R.This college town which
has not had a traffic fatality in
nearly six years, has won the
vehicle safety check contest
sponsored by the National Safe
ty Council and Look Magazine.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

Mr.. Cassone said he was ad-
vised by inspectors that what
was left Of the house would
have to be removed before the
land could be sold.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST-It will continue hot and
humid today except for Northern Plains the Great Lakes
States New York and New England where will be fair
with temperatures at comfortable levels Scattered showers
and hundershowers forecast for Southern twohrds
Of the Nation 1t will continue hot in the Ohio Valley and
southern part Of Middle Atlantic States but will turn cooler
In Michigan, Northern New York and New England
AP Wirephoto Map.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

was senior air member Of the
United States mission to Brazil
in l945.
He became a major geperai
lin 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
OPEN TODAY, II
5d1A HENDERSON RID.

Vhis new brick rambler, with about
n acre, presents ideal suburban
setting. There's q large living nm
with fireplace and picture window,
apacious all equipped kitchen. =
twin size bedrms.. baths, iull
bsmt.. rec. rm. with log-burnins
fireplace and picture window;
maids rm.. oil heat: $23,250. d.
end Of dual highway, turn right on
henderson I'd, continue "a mile to
house and open sign.
T. D. BURGESS
oano ne afro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
OPEN SUN, 2 til 6

OPEN SUM-, z I'll 0
1877 OTTAWA ST. FOREST HIS:
consisting Of liv. rm., din, rm..
III. and bath. Full bsmt., lovely
yard. Price S15.950, terms.
BEACH REALTY
1885 Livingstone Rd. Sc.
10. 1873 Ewes LU. .-1S75
Dir: Out indian Head hwy. to Liv-
ingstone I'd, sharp left on Living
stone I'd, then sharp right ana up
and right on Ottawa TO open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BY OWNER-All-brick rambler or
h-acre lot with trees and RICH gar;
den soil. Completely landseapec
. tWin-size bedrms.. large de luxe
kit, hrepl. in liv. rm., utility rm
In bsmt Maintenance proof WIFI
aluminium windows and cutters; oil
and ssrds aas pste ADDS ax sha SnlDSf o
added I'm. can be finished for arc
Cali PrTMAN. XII. s-3O23. -
CONVENIENT TO PENTAGON-3.
bedrm. stone rambler. only 4 yrs
Lge liv. rm., fireplace, picture
window, elee. kit. sun rm., lge
bath; lot sox2lg: white boare
BARGAIN HGtfNiTfNG? owner ha,
left town and wants to move hi
charming white brick Colonial Will
3 bedrms. and den. A similar homt
In this choice N. Arlington resi-.
Dental area was Just sold for ovel
$4,000 but due To- desire to sci
will sacrifice this home at S17,'
$50. Entra1ce hall. ~. rm. VIII VIII
equip. kit. full bsmt. with OUTSIDE
entr. 8 bedrms., det. GARAGE. leye
contract accepted. Owner says sci
shown y apt. THE pxkBY CO.
PRETTY AS A PICTURE is thi
new brick split.level offering 4
true center hall. Lge, liv. rn. will
PRED cabinets and appliances PLY PLY
rms. and Q baths: down few
steps to Ice. above-ground rec. rm
area and few more steps down Il
full bsmt. level. Located in tn,
htghly desirable and COW. countr,
club area Of N. Arlington. Price
at S24;950; shown by sppt. TIL
DARBY CO.. IA. 5-9393.
BY OWNER; will sell my equity II
l-bedrm. house on l acre fence
lot, masonry construction, equip
kit;s gar: Next to Garfield sch boo
Balance. $4,000. Make ofier. TIE
ONLY $1,000 DOWN moves you int
brick beauty: near nottingham
. School; ia baths, full bsmt.. sep
din. rm., side screened porch
shaded corner lot. Complete pric
only $4,000. Now vacant, ouicl
possession. Call THUR L
WALTZ RS. INC, ia. 1920. -
4 BEDROOMS, Q baths, extra con
venient N. Arlington location, neal
Lorcom lane; total GI price. onl!
SI5,500, or assume $1l. 900 ~
loan at only ISL per month: N.
Guiding everything, Call ARTHUR
L. WALTERS. INC. IA. 7-5200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
ON. 1-F,JN,
COIORED
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALExANDRIA-Beautiful.b brick. GO;
din. rm., equip. kit, breakfast
nook. den and full bath, on lst T.:
8 bedrms., 2 full baths. on 2nd n;
1ge; nm; attic; iuii o sn az. re- sl Lm
view, best location. Vacant. New
low price. Ewes and Sun. call
Mr.. Meints. KI. 9-6all, CHARLIE
r. HooFF' INC, TIE. 6-3445. -
ALExANDRIA-3-bedrm. brick and
frame Colonial with SIDE. screened
porch. full bsmt;. outside sntra aanr
OF approved. sl4'95Oi 20 gown sIi
YHno Ssits'n REALTy. asis wilson
Blvd. IA. $1,000. 3
ALExANDRIA--3-story brick. close
in. o lge. rms. bath. bsmt; lEe. lot;
Vacant. Special low price. Ewes. and
sun, call Mr.. Meints,. XII: 1881 I.
CHARLES R. HOOP, INC. TIE
ALEX. ALREADY owner. We'll
decorated tmmac. brick and -shingle'
semidet. home by orisinal owner
2 large 5edrms.. ice. liV: nm nuse
washer, storm windows. cornices.
lge. fenced rear yard with nice
view, Assume AZ loan with mo.
P,sSSggssso; only sb s $4aIo' plus tax
ALEX, old port section--A charm
ing, different home. Completely re-
stored; . bedrms. Diet. brk., walled
picture garden, bright modern kit.
Nv. rm. with fireplace. sep. din,
g. .ssd 5s's5o. Sale by OWNER. TE'
nvvv auRA Nsr, 1,,xurv vapnhler
foyer, 8 bedrms., 2 baths. sep. din;
nm, full bsmt..- l7-acre wooded
COW. The best value on today's
market. STANDARD REALTY CO..
Ov. 1880. TIE. 6-13l2.
ALEX.--5-bedrm. frame: asbestos
brick covering: cor. lot; det. ga
ssss nice sSspp STSunS Gus :op SOet' coS
can be bought for $500 dn., or viii
lease. l.. a. PAPPAS. KE. S-60s9'
ALEx.-BUCKNELL MANOR, charm.
Ing 3-bedrm;; den; IA baths; con-
munity and Joe; nice lots. 81
e al Fila or ora assume sSS AZ loan So
ALEXANDRIA - Lovely Diet. brick
Colonial. In the highly desirable
Braddock Hts. area. Three bed
rms, Ia baths. screened porch
Yecr. rm,; George Mason School ]
block: disposal and auto. washer
Ho2 ,9bO Ewes, WO. 6-s9g7- FRANZ
s, PHILLIPS. IA. $1,000; ewes.
WO. 6-sg97. u
ALEX, Beverly Hills, 9O4 Crescent
s e9o ys SSn'F Ia. O eaE hin 1at ioe
Close TO bus, schools, churches
S2i.SBo XII. $500. -
ALEX. AREA - 3-bedrm. rambler
With bsmt. Nothing down 81
everything, Act fast. y. A. HERN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

922-926 Ray Rd.. Ray Park
Just 2 minutes over D. C. line; new
custom ramblers that offer what
your family deserves. Cow. to
schools, churches. shopping, etc.
Open daily It'll dark. Excellent fin
ancins. Terms, trade considered.
See today sure. Dir: Out Riggs
I'd. "a mile past D. c. line to Ray
JIM TUCKER, SALES, DU. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
NEW LEWIS HEIGHTS-Gl
az. 5n0-LAST ROUNDUP

Open 12-Dark; nothing down, only /
left; close y: of Md; 30-year loan;
lot with built-in gar; mi. D. G..
sur. by pretentious homes. See Mr..
Bowie. Dir: Out Rigs I'd. = mi.
north Of Univ. lane to Bucklodge
I'd. IT, / blk TO open sign. HE. T.
5000: eyes,. HA. 2-ss93, W. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
ALEXANDRIA
0REVERIXHnI,Sn

This custom-built home Is . honeyl
Believe us-it Is q bit different
tool original owner has kept
style sf1i property IN excellent condi:
tion. Three cheerful bedrooms and
bath upstairs; half bath on hrst
floor; bright, roomy and we'll
equipped kitchen; ideal rear
screened porch leading to stone
patio and shady fenced rear ward
Close to buses, shops and schools;
FHA-GI or conventional financing
Price, only SI9,95O. -.
22I2 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000 It'll Q
ARLINGTON REALTY
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

WASH. BLVD, ST.. 3oo--very close
IN, charming 2-bedrm. cottage.
huge liv. rm., separate BANQUET
size din. rm., excellent kit..- full
bsmt.. level lot with trees OF ap-
proved under the market ct Sll.-
900 5xclusiys, Zoo srEFFEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
S1595O

Forest Hts.--Spacious .7-rm.-and-
den home consisting Of 4 rms, den.
step-dn. it'll. rm. and bath on Isl
a.; 8 bedrms. and bath on Ind n.
BEACH REALTY. 1888 Livingstone
I'd. Sc. 10. 7-3215; eyes,, LU. z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

s. ARLINGTON-5 minis. to Penta-
gon. Newly dec; 3 Redrms. 3 , losts;
SPRINGFIELD-The model suburb
everyone should see; Is min. o. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
ARLINGTON NORTH
BIG

OPEN TODAY, 2 TIL 7
To insp.: Out Lee hwy. to No; Glebc
I'd, right past country club to
Dittmaf I'd, right on Dittmar TO
entr. to DittmAr Forest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
BEAUTIFUL LEWIsDALE
S18.5nA-GI APPROVED

Open l-Dark; 2007 Avalon pl.---
Colonial brick. . story, for elegant
living in a select community. Lovely
lv. nm, firepl.. full-SiZe din. nm,
mod. kit, 3 big bedrms.. bath, large
screened porch. full bsmt.; gar;
many extras, wonderful buy. Dir.
North on Riggs I'd. to Beechwoou
dr., emit. to Lewisdale. TT. n blk. TO
10th ave-, to Avalon pl. and open
sign. HE. 4-350O: ewes, M; hlp-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-23
"ZAJEDNICAR"

Hrvatske Bratske zajednice izdaju Sc cetiri vreti
certifikata:
a. Endowment at age 85 (certifikat spativ IL 60
tovom starost cd S5 godtna).
b. 20 Pay Endowment at age S5 (certifkat upla-
civan kroz 20 godina isplativ gotovom sta
rosti cd So godina).
g Endowment at age 65 (certifikat iSplativ sta
rosti cd 65 godina).
d. 20 Year Endowment (certifikat isplativ nakon
platanja kroz 20 godina).
Sve vrsti navedenih certifikata imaiu sc izda-
vati svotama cd $4,000 do najviSe $4,000 co.
ea placanjem pristojb, koje temelie ma Com
misSoner's Standard Ordinary Table of Mortality"
osigurnine moze prekoracti do stepena
providenog "option-u" (izboru) broi 2 u Twenty
Year Endowment certifikatu.
Totka 122. Moltelii "a clanstvo moe1l Sc pri-
matt u starosti zmedju 16 so godna starost
Cd 16 do 40 godina starosti moitelji Sc mogu
osigurati svotu do $5,00000 bez lijeGntke pre-
gledbe ali Hrvatska Bratska zaiednica 81 pridrzava
pravo u svakom sucaju Zatraziti liiecniGlzu pre-
gledbu ako je potrebna.
Cd Al do 60 godna starosti motelii "a clan
stvo moraju sc podvrci ljecnckoj pregledbi bez
razlike koku svotu osiguracije zele uzet
Molitelji "a clanctvo izmedju 16 40 godna
starosti mogu Sc osigurati do svote cd $10000.00,
ali SVe noble "a OSiguranje prekO svote cd $5 900 90
moraju biti odobrene po Izvrsnom Odboru
Moliteji "a clanstvo izmedju al / so godna
starost mogu Sc osigurati do svote cd 100000.
Molitelji "a Glanstvo izmedju 81 i so godna
starost mogu Sc osigurati sano do svote cd 81 000
90,
mogu povisiti svoju osigurninu daljnju svotu cd
100000, predvidjeno ali, da cijela svota njihove
osigurnine ne prekoracuje svotu Cd S3,0000O Ovo
ne mogu utinti clanovi, koji vrjeme pristupa
u clanstvo bill prekoraci starost cd SO godna.
Tocka 123 Endowment at Age IS, ESQ S9o.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-23
%. studenog 1855.

nalkon je to sluzbenom glasilu objavljeno po L.
vrsnom gOdboru.
Svf glavni casniei moraju svoje izvjestaje pod
niteti' svima redovitim zasjedanjima Glavnog Cd
bora Konvenciji.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06

Haney acting as the new sec
retary. Mr.. Colvin was re-elec-
ted treasurer of the Cancer
Board.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Hoag of
Chardon proudly announce the
engagement of their daughter
June to Pvt. Earl j. Hall, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Hall
of Windsor.
Miss Hoag is a 1855 graduate
OF Burton high school. Pvt. Hall
is stationed at Fort Hood, Tex
as for the present. In the near
future he will be sent overseas.
No date has been set for the
wedding at the present time.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06

following treatment at st Alexis
hospital in Cleveland.
The Woman's Relief Corps
will hold their regular meeting
at the hall on Friday, October
7. Picnic lunch at 1890.
Mrs. L. L. Lamb of RID. 1
has entered st. Luke's hospital
for spinal surgery.
One of your good home bak-
ed apple pies will be a good
seller at the Apple Butter fes-
tival that helps support your
County Historical society. Any
donation of home baked goods
Or home canned goods will glad
ly be accepted by the Chardon
Festival Community. Pie Sc
bring your donations to the
home of Mrs. H. P. Bell or
Mrs. F. c. Pomeroy if you
live in Chardon Village and
they will gladly take them to
Burton for you on October Is
and Is.
Want to rid your attic of an
tiqueS that are of no use to
you but can help make the Ap-
pie Butter festival success on
October Is and Is. Anyone liv-
ing in Chardon Village please
bring your donations to Mrs.
F. c. Pomeroy or a phone call
will bring a car to your door.
Time on your hands? The
Geauga County Historical Soc
iety needs ladies to peel ap-
pies for the Apple Butter fes-
tiVal to be held on October Is
and 16. Ladies in Chardon Viii
lage who want to volunteer
their help please contact Mrs.
H. P. Bell, South ST., Chardon.
Empty fruit jars in your
basement? Ladies in Chardon
Village who want to donate
their extra fruit jars to the
Apple Butter festival to be held
in Burton October Is and 16
please bring them to the home
of Mrs. Clyde Pomeroy 21O S.
Hambden st. IF unable to do
this please phone 531o9 and
someone will pick up your do
nation.
Surplus garden produce is ur-
gently needed for the Apple
B u t tie r festival co m m ittee.
Please bring your donations to
the home of Mrs. Clyde Pom
eroy 210 S. Hambden, Char
don on Friday October IA and I
will take them to Burton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06
Chi Rho Group
Electes Officers

Last Sunday evening in the
Sanctuary of the church t h e
Chi Rho Group of The Pilgrim
Christian church held their
second meeting of the Fall, at
which time they elected new
officers as follows:
President Kenneth Temple.
vice president Judy Tam, sec
retary Kathy Temple, treas
urer Susan Sorchy, recrea .
tional chairman Sue ELL e n
Rossbach, worship chairman
= Kay Wollpert, Membership
chairman Gwen Elsten, SER
vice chairman Barbara Tracy
program chairman Sally Will
Inns.
Thirteen members were pre-
Sented their new pins and the
officers were invested in their
offices.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06
Mrs Newton Chapman to
'Head County Cancer Unit

Mrs. Newton Chapman Of
Chardon was elected president
OF the Geauga Unit Cancer Soc
iety at a meeting held in the
Cancer rooms on September 20.
she succeeds Mrs. Leonard
Miller, who was named vice
president for the forthcoming
term. A surprise telegram from
Mr.. Hergut, Of the Ohio Can
Ger Headquarters was read to
Mrs. Miller by Mrs. Richmone,
a Board member. The wire
highly praised Mrs. Miller's'
work as president of the local
board for the terms she served.
From the Board, a Sword of
Hope" Cancer Eblem) pin was
presented to the retiring presi-
, dent for her many years of SER
vice in guiding the Board.
A certificate of Appreciation
and a 100-hour pin was pre-
sented to Mrs. Cecille Fink;
Mrs. Krebs received a 100-hour
pin, and Mrs. Sarah Haberer,
who is in charge of the surgi-
cal dressing was awarded a
200-hour pin for her work the
past year.
Mr.. James Colvin gave an
outstanding financial report on
the groups finances a n d pr E.
sented a detailed budget out
line.
Mrs. Miller, who presided at
the forepart of the meeting ,
introduced the % members who
were present and named the
following as tn Execu i V e
Board: Mrs. Newton Chapman,
Chardon; Mr.. James Colvin,
Chardon; Mrs. Sarah Haberer,
Chardon; DR.. A. Benin (Medi-
cal AdviSor), Chardon; Mrs.
Elvena Gray, Montville; Mrs.
William Hostetler, Middlefield;
Mrs Florence Landon, Hamb-
den; Mrs. Walter May, Mid
dlefield.
Mrs. Loretta Mae Holmes,
Chardon, Mrs. Roy Goa is,
Burton; Mrs. Ralph Herd, Wei
Shfield; Mrs. Doris T a VI o r,
Chesterland; Mrs. Robert VOL
colt, Chardon; Rev. Charles
Strong, Chardon; Mrs. Arthur
Kimpton, Garrettsville; Mrs e.
Florence Richmond, Chester .
land; Mrs. Robert Veverka,
Chardon, and Mrs. Pauline Han
ey, Montville. Mrs. Miller is
also on the Executive Board
as vice president.
Fine reports were given by
the various board heads, after
which DR.. Alton Benin gave
a report on the progress of the
proposed county hospital.
The meeting was concluded
under the presidency of Mrs.
Chapman, with Mrs. Pauline
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meet Wednesday, October IL,
at TOO sharp. Official board
will meet at 800. If you are
on the Board or Commission
= please make every effort to
be present at these meetings.
Next Sunday, October 9,there
will be a coffee hour and in
formal reception in the social
room for all who joined our
church last Sunday. This will
be Immediately following h e
1890 am. worship service.
Folks taken into member
ship Of Chardon Metho d i S t
church on October 2, 1855 are:
By Transfer: Mrs. Elsie Dean
and daughter Margaret Viola;
Mrs. Robert Walko; Mrs. Will
liam Trimm. BY Profession of
Faith: 1r. Merrill C. King; Mr..
and Mrs. John Lash; Mr.. Ro
bert Walko; Mrs. Carl White.