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Evening star., 1955-11-06

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AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH le4e club epe.; black
new tires; T. and HI: lust passed
2. e; inspection; $500 cash. 70,
Evening star., 1955-11-06
AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

sTuDKBAKER 1e4s Champion star
Body IA sood ccnd., needs seat
Be- arraneed. czpffoL CAR Dis
TRIHUTCR6. 600 Rhode island
ave, ne. Ho. 2-4e60. volkswagen
aTUDEBAKER J64 Commander hard
top. auto. drive, heater. wire wheels
white-wall tires; 2-tone; S1,745.
MARTIN STUDEBAKER
1904 Hampden Lane OIL. 2-I70l
sTUDEBAKERs-ia55 sedans, epori
coupes. hardtops; entire stock mus
90 to make room for 1855 models
man,. man, driver I lsss ,d6 sbar Tr 100 Rilss 4T
LER, INC l12I 2iat st. NV. pI
sfubbEfBAKER 1853 champion a-dr.;
equipped, low mileage, Iew-eaf con-
dition thronghout: S796, cash
trade or S145 down. BELL MO-
TORS. 500 Wis. ave-. Wo. 6-S900
sTUpEBAKER SO Champion 2-dr.;
radio. auto. drive; S345.
MARTIN STUDEBAKER
1904 Hampden Lane oil. 2-170o
80; :. and b.; new
snow tires. Pearl gray: under H.
900 miles: new seat covers: perfect
ccnd. $6Ih or best cash offer.
KE. S-6020. 30
sTUDEBAKKR ,52 Commander VS.
4-dr. sedan; maroon. Z. and h.,
tailored seat covers, overdrtys. good
tires: 9 real buy: only S6y5. 30-day
guarantee HILL Il SANDERS,
Mash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, TIA
Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-4300.
Open ewes. III Q; Sat. I'll 8.
STUDEBAKER 1850 club coupe; iiks
new; S296. terms $40 down.
ROPER, Lawrence 8-2700. 81
STuDEBAKER 40 ch. Starlite epe.
beautiful cond; r., b. and oyerdr.;
S225. 10, 7-SBitl. I'd
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Evening star., 1955-11-06

50 FORD -Sf,3o5
VS. Ranch waEen; 4. and h.:
EDrd0mAtfe. 1900 ~ nne man.
Blue, tan leather upholstery.
Just like new mot . scratch ON
s. STUDE. 500
Commander VS. hsrdtop; /. and
hi automatic drive, BABY blue,
chrome wheels - the shnFpest
thing you ever saw and very eco
nomical. We sold Il new. Like
etudebakeF IN trade.
IS cHEv. ISL ,4os
s.eyl., 2-dr., blue. Heat, music.
$50 miles hy one careful owners
not scratch on Il. Less than 3
year old and selling for almost
S1,60o less than Il cost. You.
knew We are desperate. 8240
down. No. $40.
81 MERc RcURYs ST ,S95
Monterey station wagon. o.
SSpSolstsry. Lirht Slus. n 'beaasifai
Condition.; sold new about
$4,000. what : buyi No. O2S.
Isl PONTIAC & -$44o
S-cyl. silver streak. HIue a-dr.;
sun shades. radio, heater, plastic
covers. Almost new tires. Runs
like ! charm. Not scratch on
its FayeFshara blue finish. This
u give away. but they must
60. No. 21o. SOS down.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
PLYMOUTH '54

Plaza 4-dr.: heater seet
written guarantee, bank n
riancing Our used : car
manager must have thought
there was . shortage on
these I. but this
should please some bargain
hunters heart Only
Evening star., 1955-11-06

'S4 FORD -----$i.5s5
va Ranch wason; r. and n,
FeFdematIe. Owned hy Army
major. Just like new. Hardly
broken In good.
81 MERCURY -$9ss
Two-tsne gray and green, hard
top convertible, =. and h.S Mer.
cematle, Wv. tlresi green and
white leather. 4 pretty thing.
No. oil.
50 cHEy. ---$i,zo5
Brense and tan Bel Air hardtop
convertible. Continental kit, W.
". tires, .. .. visor, skirts, every
thing but the kitchen sink. Vent
shades. IT'S q beautiful thing.
diversified exhaust.
81 cHEv. -$So5
De Luxe hArdtop csnyeFible: r.
and n. seat c0Yers. skirts green
and whitei grin guards. A very
exceptional ear. One owner. No.
OFT.
IS MERCURY Sz,2s5
e-dr. hlus. white top; r. and b.,
turn slgnAls, bumper sunrds,
glove light. air cleaner, of
filter, nyien trim, Cost abeut
$500 stx months ago. New -car
terms. S60b down, S6 mos. TO
pay.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

PLYMOUTH 81 suburban wagon:
heater. turn signals. AL meta
body. orisinh dark green nnisn'
antee; S745.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
WHEEIIER. INC.
IFIYMoUTH 1881 l.df. ssd.: IpsTfss

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LARGEST WARRINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin Ave. EN- 2-lea
Evening star., 1955-11-06

PLYMOUTH 1853 cTan6rock 4-dr.
sedan. fully equip; ! owner. $Ivb.
co. 5-0653,
Evening star., 1955-11-06
AUToMoBILEs ron sALE

lsTUDEBAKKR sB2 Champion hard
Mrs coR.. Buick Dealer. ia.
ave. NE. af eth. ri. 6-646i.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
PIYM0UTH Ia54 savoy 4-dr. sedan
PLYMOUTH 1852
PARKWAY-FORD

PLYMOUTH '5e 4-dr. sedan savoy;
S.. gs ssss sss1s: HDssTss iss pIss sRs over S So
but viii sell for $2,395. PA. 6-1922.
PLYMOUTH '59 4-dr. sedani. excel
cond.. low mileaee. equipped, pyt
owner, had unusually good care
Sf95. so. s-6O6q.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
50 MERCURY si,4s5

80 MERCURY ST. .4s5
Monterey Cisb Convertible.
Green with black top, new white
and green leather upholstery,
spetiieht Continental hit, Wv
tires. q and 4. IT'S : beauty.
'4S DODGE ----S Szso
Black Coapes r. and III Cefenet.
almost new rubber, . very clean
old car, one owner, elderly Gen-
tlemAn. Coed for . trip TO the
coast. $500 down. No. oa2.
'53 MERCURY SI,3ss
Monterey hardtop. Blue. black
Continental klt. Blue and white
leather; Wv tires. A whale Of
! buyi No. OI2.
50 FORD ---. $s49
Customllne sv-s.' Fordor, triple
tone. beige and Greens heat,
music, interior clean as country
pAflpg, red and white covefst
outside visor, mirrors. Yes, It's
worth 91.bDB, but yOu see the
priCs q TOP Of ad. No. $780, S8S
down.
81 FORD $34o
Gray, Ferdor, heater, almost new
tiresi clean seat covers. Now
car like this ought 70 sell for
e1,0D6 hut today We have 10 let
u 70. We need the spneA No.
2sO. SOS Down.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Club Coupe, orig. black finiah
Hike new. Earaged all the time;
the Corenet. Heat, mueic, covers
since newt eyre. driyej almost
new tirek 10 II really beautiful
thing 10 see and at half IT. value
but, heavens keep ~, u must 10.
Ne. SIS. S4s deWn.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

eond.: must tsGs sen. s4zs. o. 5esi
r9ai1ssionEfFHd 9isssi EF dsaIsrs ss SI; Sp e4Sad snd L.;
clean: Sc. 600 actual miles. $3.50,
|PLYMO6TH ,Ss 4-dr. crnnbrook: I,
and b.; excel. eond. 5aertfice. S045;
S4b dn. HE. 4-7lfi0.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

PLYM0UTH 1915 Special de luxe
coupe. I. and b.; good engine, tires.
battery. Best offer. XII. Stall
PLYMOUTH ,53 Special de luxe 27df.
sedan: beautiful blue with cream
top: heater. dir signals. seat covers,
tinted safety glass. low MI; one
owner, Sacrifice. s73s. no. 2-sloD'
Evening star., 1955-11-06

HALEY - Oh COURSE.
DoDGE-PLYMoUTH
M st. at LIST st. BE.
II. $4,000 Closed SUNDAYS
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-01
LGy-AUay Plan
Convenience To
Early Shoppers

To make this the merriest
Christmas ever for everybody
including yourself-it is wise to
do your shopping early!
Lay-away plans offered by
most Bluffton stores make it pos
sible to do a lot of early gift shop
ping on very little ready cash, or
at spare moments when you may
not have cash in pocket. You can
pick gift, put small deposit
on it, and the store will hold it
for you It'll just before Christmas.
The lay-away plan also elimin-
ates the problem of finding hid
ing place at home away from pry-
ing eyes.
Lay away a gift a day" is a
good rule to follow, whether you
use the store plan or tuck your
gifts into secret hiding at home.
Either way, you'll be able to
sit back and smile at the milling
crowds that will jam the stores
later on.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-01
Hold Services For
Mrs. Frances Redick

Mrs. Frances L. Redick, 10, Van
Buren township, died Friday morning
in Lima Memorial hospital where she
had been a patient the last three
weeks.
Final rites were conducted in the
Trinity Lutheran church in Jenera
Sunday afternoon with the Rev.
Walter Voss in charge. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
A native of Madison township, Mrs.
Redick was a lifelong resident of
Hancock county. She married George
w. Redick on May 26, 1904. Her hus-
band died last May.
Survivors include four sons, Harlow
j., Lima; Ralph W., Rawson; Wilbur
E., Jenera; and Dean, jamestown,
N. Y; three daughters, Mrs. Ray
mond Rossman, Mrs. Ira Gossman
and Mrs. Luther Williamson, all of
Jenera.
The Barnhart memorial home was
in charge of arrangements.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-01
Hospital Benefits
From ThankOffering

Approximately $50 gifts of canned
goods and large box of fresh fruits
and vegetables were presented to the
Bluffton Community hospital last
week as a thankoffering of children
of the Weekday Religious Education
classes Wednesday of last week.
The contributions of food were
made by the children and their par
ents at special Thanksgiving pro-
gram which preceded the holiday.
A booth for the ingathering of gifts
was built and decorated by members
of the fourth grade class.
The program was under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Maxine Walker, religious
education teacher.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-01

animals. To make this dish, cut the
carcass into serving-size pieces.
Dredge in flour seasoned with salt,
pepper and dash of paprika, and
brown in hot fat.
Sprinkle u to " cup chopped onion
and / sprig parsley over the pieces
of rabbit. Add 1 cup top milk or
cream, cover skillet tightly and sim
mer over low heat, or in a slow oven
600 degrees Fahrenheit) for liz
hours or until tender.
Serve the smothered rabbit covered
with the thickened cream drippings
and garnished with paprika. This
meal is complete, says the specialist,
with fluffy rice, buttered beets or
carrots, cole slaw, hot rolls and ounce
jelly.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-01
GiUes Tips On
COOkinQ Rabbit

Broiled young rabbit sprinkled with
lemon juice is tasty fare for any
hunters family, claims Irene Metz,
Ohio State University extension nu-
tritionist.
To broil the rabbit, split it in half,
along the backbone. If necessary,
break the ribs to flatten the pieces.
Rub each piece with fat and salt and
pepper to taste. Place the rabbit on
a broiling rack and broil 25 to 40
minutes, basting every five or ten
minutes with the drippings or other
melted fat. Serve crisp, brown pieces
sprinkled with lemon juice.
Miss Metz suggests recipe called
"Smothered Rabbit" for cooking older
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-01
Santa Interviews sos Youngsters
In First Visit Of The Season Fridau

Santa was q busy man Friday
when he visited Button. From
2:3O until 4:3O, the two-hour
period he maintained "Offiee
hours" on the Presbyterian
church lawn, the busy man inter-
viewed a total Of sos young ap-
pIicants for Christmas presents
between the ages Of one and IL.
Mr.. Claus passed out 400 boxes
of Christmas candy to his young
visitors and then fell back on a
supply of nine dozen peppermint
canes to pacify late comers.
While Davy Crockett was, gen.
orally speaking, the man of the
year in playland, and Buttons
small fry indicated it in their re-
quests for Crockett endorsed toys
and gadgets, Santa found the
usual demand for dolls and lee
trio trains.
Toys that help snake like
mother" and "do as Dad does"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-01

are also high in priority on the
want list, and Bluffton toylands
have done their best to meet the
demands.
While there was an indication
that Christmas shopping was off
to an early start in Bluff
ton stores Friday and Saturday,
the big rush and official opening
of the season is scheduled for
this Friday with Window Shop
ping Night.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-01
NCA COOrdin0tOr
Visits BLuftOn

DIR. William j. McKeefery, dean of
Alma college, Alma, Mich, was on the
Bluffton college campus Monday as
consultant and coordinator for the
North Central Association of Colleg-
es.
His visit included individual stu
dent interviews, meetings with MEN,
bers of the faculty and department
heads and with the Student Christian
Association cabinet and the Student
Council to discuss ways in which their
can be more effective.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-01

A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE in
the fall pig crop, sharp increase in
chickens to be raised for flock replace
ment, moderate increases in turkeys
and broilers, small increase in milk
production and little change in beef
cattle production are indicated for the
1856 feeding year, according to the
findings of college feed survey
committee.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-01

THE QUALITY OF RoUGHAGE
has an important bearing on how
much the cows will eat.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-01
HOMEMAKERS can save many
steps if they keep small mending kits
on each floor of the home.
LEGAL. NarIcE

Dolores Catherine Smith. whose last known
place of address was 6lk5 Scotten. Detroit 10.
Michigan. is hereby notified that Frank James
Smith has filed his petition against her for
divorce and other equitable relief to which
he may be entitled in the premises on the
grounds of gross neglect of duty and wilful
absence of more than one year in Case Num-
Der 1920 of the Common Pleas Court of Al
len County. Ohio, and that said cause will be
for hearing on or after six weeks from the
date of the first publication of this notice.
DURBN. Navarro AND RIZoR.
Attorneys for Yl4ntiff.
se1 Dominion Budding, Lima. Ohio
"A Nov. 10, III. "a, Dec. 1, s, Is
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-01
IEcAf. Notice

Carl EnRene Patton whose last known ad-
dress was Manhattan Hotel, Lima, Ohio, and
" hose place of reGdenee is unknown and can
not be ascertainsd will take notice that on
the End day of November. 1855, the plaintiff.
Goidie Patton fled her petition against the
said Carl Eugene Patton in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Allen County, Ohio. the same
being cause number 43202 in the said Court
praying that plaintiff be granted a divorce
Said cause will be set for hearing on or after
the day after six full weeks from the first
publication hereof.
GOLDIE PATTON
BY Rodgers, Rodgers & Waltz
Attorneys for Plaintiff
NlNov. 10. II, "a, Dec. 1, 8. 15
Evening star., 1955-11-06

no YOU LIKE TO spring
~ surprises at your parties?
Then here are three new
party dishes peppermint
brownie Alaska, bon bon
cookies, and petite party
loayes. ANY one guaranteed
TO boost your culinary repu-
tation.
Chocolate and Ice cream
have been going together for
q long time but this particular
combination Is something
special. Baked Alaska Is
quite simple to make, but
seems difncult because it
looks so elaborate. with the
aid Of your home freezer.
you'll see how easy it Is to
handle. Notice this recipe
suggests chilling the base.
adding the ice cream, popping
It into the freezer again and
freeking until the Ice cream
Is very hard.
Petite party loaves look like
little tea cakes, but wait until
your guests discover they're
actually individual hOrs
d'oeuvres with q catered air.
You can use any filling you
like between the layers, we've
given q few spreads to start
you Oh.
The bon bon cookies are
chuck full Of surprises. Rich
dough wrapped around q tate
half stuffed with q walnut. .
candied cherry. or q pecan Is
the simple trick In making
these candy like cookies.
Peppermint Brownie Alaska
-Four squares baking choco-
late. / cup butter. ih cups
sifted -four, | teaspoon salt. 4
eggs, 2 cups sugar, 2 teaspoons
vanilla. Ia cups chopped nuts
Melt chocolate and butter In
saucepan. sift -four and salt
together. Beat eggs and sugar
until well blended. Add vanilla
and mix. Then add chocolate
and butter. Mix In sifted dry
ingredients. then chopped
nuts. Pour into a buttered
sxl3-inch pan and bake In q
$50 degree preheated oven for
$3.50 minutes. Cool. When
thoroughly cool, remove from
pan and cut the base for the
baked Alaska (about 7x0
inches). The remaining cake
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Filings: Let cheese stand
at room temperature until
softened. Beat until smooth
and fluffy. Stir in flavoring
ingredients.
Mushroom Cheese Spread:
Combine / (5-ouncel glass
very sharp cheese spread with
2 tablespoons mayonnaise and
2 tablespoons chopped cooked
mushrooms.
Egg -Caper Chive Spread:
One (6-ounce) cup chive
cream cheese, / hard cooked
egg, chopped; 2 teaspoons
caperS.
Herb Cheese Spread: One
t5-Ounce) glass very sharp
cheese spread, / teaspoon eel
cry seed, " teaspoon lemon
juice, V teaspoon rubbed sage
and V teaspoon powdered
thyme.
Ezlrried Pineapple Cheese
Spread: One (5-ouncel glass
pineapple cheese spread, /
. teaspoon curry powder.
Mint Blue Cheese Spread:
One (5-ouncel glass blue
cheese spread, 2 teaspoons
minced fresh or dried mint
leaves, marinated in I table,
spoon brandy for 20 minutes.
Bon Bon Cookies
One-half cup butter, Y cup
sifted confectioners' sugar, /
tablespoon vanilla. 1Js cups
sifted -four. V teaspoon salt.
NIX butter, sugar, vanilla.
Stir in -four and salt. Mix
well with hand. Tint dough.
IL desired. Wrap tablespoon
dough around q candied or
maraschino cherry, or / tea
spoon chocolate-cOcOnut mix
ture ladd ! square unsweet-
ened chocolate, melted. to Y
cup shredded cocoanut). Place
close together on ungreased
baking sheet. Bake II to Is
minutes at $50 degrees, Cool.
Dip top Of cookies into icing
made by mixing l cup sifted
cOnfectioners' sugar, 2 table,
spoons cream and teaspoon
vanilla. Add food coloring, as
desired. For chocolate icing,
add ! square unsweetened
chocolate. melted, and V cup
cream. Decorate with col0red
candies, coconut. or nuts.
Makes 20 to rs cookies.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
FOR fall PARTIES
By VIOLET FAULKNER
Fos1 Editor

may be cut into one dozen
brownies. Chill or freeze the
Alaska base.
Meringue: Six egg whites,
" cup granulated sugar. "
teaspoon salt. l quart pepper
mint stick Ice cream or quart
vanilla Ice cream s0ftened and
mixed with Y cup crushed
peppermint stick candy. Spoon
Ice cream onto brownie and
return to freezer. Freeze un-
til ice cream Is very firm.
Beat egg whites and salt until
frotiy. Add sugar. 2 table
spoons at q time, and continue
to beat until meringue is stiff.
Do not overbeat so that
meringue Is dry. Place the Ice
cream-covered brownie on a
wooden board and cover with
the meringue. Be sure to
cover all Of the Ice cream and
seal all the edges 20 that Il is
well insulated. Place in q pre-
heated 40 degree oven for 2-3
minutes or until meringue Is
Drowned. Remove 10 serving
plate and serve at once. Makes
II servings. ANY left over
Alaska may be covered with
vaporproof material and kept
In the refrigerator for 2-3
days.
Petite Party Leaves
One can packaged biscuits,
3 t6-Cuneesl cups plain cream
cheese, " cup light cream or
milk. Bake the biscuits ac-
cOrding 70 directions on can.
When cooled. slice each bis
cult crosswise into 4 thin slices.
For each loaf: Spread 3 Of the
biscuit slices with about I
tablespoon Of filing, using
desired combinations. Stack
together; cover with top his
cult slice. Let cream cheese
stand ut room temperature
until softened. Beat cheese
until smooth and fluffy. Add
cream or milk: beat until
blended. n desired. tint cheese
pale pink. green or yellow.
Frost sides and top Of each
loaf with cream cheese mix
ture. Roll sides In parsley.
chopped nuts or seived. hard
cooked egg yolk. Garnish tops
with parsley. watercress. sliced
olives or sieved hard-cooked
egg yolk.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

wAsHNoIoN pIcroaAl MAoAzRa NovtMsER !. iSss
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-20

got himself ar axe ard a srtao-
cling h1e Ind ~en. VI Hn-k 1n
TIE #ooas Later h alRh91rs
gaFe am h4na and q t3e
It'll aug Touches h. RENTED !
hallld0z ana pushed ths yal-s
aNaE
That woods he cleared lot past
ture xas only one Of d dozen J9os
that he faced WHEN heboug1E the
farm with q loan from thu Far
ners Home Administration
After his release from the Army
Bert and MS mother IN Law par-
chased the farm near Carriers
vile and operated Il on one
half share basis
All told there we're 224 acres
and they weren't good Pastures
were undeveloped. fences we're
doan, the house was badly In need
OF repairs ana new ousoulldlngs
were needed That's where the
FLA stepped In and gave Bert
a hand
II 1851 ne applied for and re-
ceiyed loan from FILA in Cum
berland for capital good and op-
Grating costs TO start the lob Of
whipping the big farm into shape
Things weren't moving fast
enuogh for Bert and two years
later he applied to the FILA again
for a loan To buy out the one
making some alterations. repalnt-
ing and putting water in the
kitchen His outbuildlngs were
next in line. Bert made repairs
TO MS meat house. covered and
weatherboarded a cellar house.
painted his stock barn, built
30x50 foot laying mouse and made
a brooder house useabie tie Is
constructing a'neW machine shed
nov to house his up to date
equipment
Improve Stock
Today Bert mas 81 head Of cat
tie. is calves and registered
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-20

Mt Horeh congregation along
with many visitors enjoyea a
picnic dinner Sunday as Bear
Greek Lake
Mrs Karl Robertson attended
all Avon social meeting at 6pr0use
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-20
Suem Of Brow and Help Of FLA Made
Cumberland Farm Productive Again

half interest Of MS mother -in-law
ana really develop hrs farm
Tins .0an vas closed October
- 1853 and funds were made
available " Bert Tor a dozen items
necessary 10 put rhe farm on a
J.st MAKING basis
HE tarted on {. house first.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-20

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