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Evening star., 1955-01-16
BABY FURNITURE
AND TOY SUPERMART

SAVE 5000 60
On an natl. adv. baby furn.. layeftes.
infants wear, toys, bicycles and
tricycles. FACTORY SEALED CAR
TONS. Serve yourself and save in
Washington's only Juvenile discount
house; s4s5ssi we iaIrs Is.h 0TsT ST 1osp NV 'oss
Opposite Ambassador Theaterl
oDeP PREE Efes GusToKR NSoi F0qss PkasIso shs RI
BABY FURN. SALE
bers. Here IS just an example %
what you win flndS I
REG. s4a.95 CRIB-s3s.ss
REG. S62,50 CRlB-S49 81
BEG. REs,. Ss5 sss ,oS caiHTF-sSass GHIs-sSs.ss
S12.95 innerspring matt, So as;
extra special baby linda type
feeding table. only sIO.9s. Save 10
to 3ofs on all iayettes. S10.as b0-
PLUS HUNDREDS or OTHERS
SAVE TIME--SAvE MONEY i.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL PM
CHILDREN'S CORNER
3o16 NICHOLS AVE. Sc
BARBER SHOP EoUIPMENT--la an9
BASS FIDDLE, Kay, new, model C.II
reg. $3.50. sale Sl3T 30, LEViNs
DISCOUNT SALES, Ii. 6-40n0,
EBATHTUBS. new and used; baslnR.
toilets; a. loves, pTicesa BLOCKS.
BEA1rf tG Ife sEof aEs EauffSESr. "a frs2S priced
reasonable fer quick sale. Can RE.
BEDRM. SUITE. s-pc. compl., incl
simmens st..a nsantyrest .ss sna mastr sac ~.
BEDS. HoiIYWOoD, Is. single SIZE.
| good condition $40 for both. ,lU.
BEDS. Z walnut and maple deuhIs
mattresses; excellent condition; $40
per set. Phone OIL 2-24g6. --l9
BED, double, with mattress. in good
condition, $50. HE 4-1oSH.
BEDS Complete solid maple twin
small small solo mahog secretary. oda
BEDs--a sgle., metal, with mas-
tressess and dresser: $50. kp.
bed. Il folding rollaway; innersprina
| Portable, complete with cover. S5S.
~. 5-350S. after pm.
! BED-French, double, with tested
hesdboard and marrow walnut trim.
dsc, with pair OF swans. new
tnoyedl. several Anderson sliding
| windows and screens, slightly used
| draperies. EN-. 3-d2T2.
BED-SinEle, Hollywood, almost new:
ressonssItp rsss sssrIpee n, oreog s.g,sf closet very
BED--oversize double bed; Simmons
innerspring Beautyrest mattress;
| SIS. can be seen bet, IL and 1s
sun. morn. Apt 74s-H. the West
BED@hlmost new. fun size, maple.
mattress. matt sSA TA ss46ss p es
BED = Single bed base and coil
! Beds and Mattresses
SINGLE bed. spring and mattress,
i SCI I.95 complete; used double bed
and spring with new. innerspring
pastrsss $3.50 S sonapgls.e , srplga
$500; new 4-drawer maple chest,
3rd st. NV. Ex. 3-s974
BEDROOM SUITE, walnut. 8 pes.
spring and mattress; excel. eondi-
tiop. AP. 7-6g09 weekdays, l-3 y m.
I BEDROOM. tTWIN) SET--Roek Ma
4 pie. Simmons box spring and mAt-
tresses: dresser chest snd niEht
BEDRM. iSDsslf suffE- iii s;S?so' ps,. mshos, per.
1 eond; sli5: other mise. items. Wo.
IBEDRM. sET-Mod., twin, eompIete.
$50. bed chair, Sa6: kit. set, $50,
panSo shest; 40; lamp I $40 AD. sso,s3. s,,;.;s
sprine and matt incl, Stss: spool
bed, u size, complete, 500 painIed
sideboard, so. ia. 2-34gl. Id
BEDRM. SUITE. mahoE.. twin beds.
bedspreads; sofa with slip cover
4 ifati, fati, noor lamp; ah ,, nsac; .s,g neEi
Evening star., 1955-01-16
LADY,


Excellent opportunity for young lady.
high school graduate, to become as.
ISOLATED with well-established retail
firm. Previous sales experience pre-
ferred but not essential. b-day week.
Amply after $40 am, BREWOOD,
JoI7 a 81. NV. --l7
WOMAN, 26-40, Bookkeeping expert
efce, knowledge of typins. Salary
commemorate with ability. 5-day
week, $3.50. Local refs. required
Ii. 3-3492. Mr.. LEVINE. .--2l
WOMAN, mornings only; pleasant
dlgnified. door -to-door interviewing
Nothing to carry or sell; no expert
ence needed; S2b weekly for ~
hours. Apply GUILD. 926 r st
NV, 3rd fiOof. Monday. Tuesday
Wednesday, / TO 2 pm.
WOMAN, young; 4 to s hours, days,
must have car; $40 to $50 weekly
WOMEN, under 40, for electrical
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO., 247a
xoUNG ilJS WOMAN. $3.50. estimatinr
and taking on quantities for manu-
facturer's representatives; exper. pref
For Interview, EN-, 3-7767. III
Evening star., 1955-01-16

REAL. ESTATE KNow-HoW-D. c.
Va. Nd. taught Tues. and Thurs.
f-9 pm; men and women, Is lee.
lures: complete real estate law anc
practice Financing. sales, listings
contracts, settlementsl. Trainees
placed part time or full time. Oldesi
and most. complete course in Nation.
Capital for salesman or broker
Start Tues. pm. tS36 cash oI
terms.l Information, call DE. 2
52s6 or Elk, 3-T070
''REAL ESTATE LAW"
l Thomas Circle Ex. 3-707(
Evening star., 1955-01-16

GIRL, 25-35, dependable for part;
time gen. once work, hrs. noon TIL
5 daily; Q till ! on Sat. Must pc
thoroughly exper. and accurate.
BOX 276-R, Star.
GIRL, posting, some typing and gen.
eral once work We will teach you
to use the Allen bookkeeping ma
chine, Phone RE. 7-s616 for ap-
Gill! ft!nlsHsL. GiRL. tsgs 1920; part time
a eyes. 7-l1 nm. Address direct
mail. SIS per / 900 Isl hr). Speedy
neat typist. Interview. z pm. Mon.
/ Thomas Circle, PAUL MILLER.
GRIT, esoiored, kitchen help; 81 NJ
st. s.w. Ii. 1850.
LADY, mot over 80, to do free hand
pencil sketch art work Must be
free TO travel ell 4s States. Canada
and Mexico: AL expenses paid and
Evening star., 1955-01-16
REAL ESTATE LAW b
"PAIJI, MTTJ,ER,Sn

College Math.. Latin. French. Greek
Ph D.. Univ. Of Va. HO. e-t144R.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

With . well-established washington
real estate concern: 10 years ex-
perience out Of state In selling resi-
Dental and commercial properties;
excellent background. Box 143-S
Star.---------ld- Star. ---ld
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Available Feb. /. Is yrs. retail sale
and nanasement experience; agt
~; excel, BACKGROUND. Box 325.
. VI. star lGe
Evening star., 1955-01-16

ScInnuns ohOeS ot uAss WORK ~.
coL0RED GIRL dssires baby sitting
Job, Refs. Lu. 4-S5SS. l6s
C0LORED GIRL desires ehv. and
child care, 5 days wk. Ii. 6-22e0
icOLORED GIRL desires laundry. Or
care. Cali, Lu. $1,000. -iS
C0LORED GIRL, desires child care,
days wk exper, dependable,
IcOIoRED GIRL desires s.h.w.. child
care, gen ofc, work or sales work,
col. GIRL. wants part time or fun
time yqrk IN Sc. area, near Ship.
. COLORED GIRLS desire days work.
experience; references DE. goose.
le coLORgD GIRLS desire nurSmaid,
: days wki good refs: exper. AID.
coIoRED LADY desires child care
ays a.s,6sss,. ssss = Essks sgsso ESSs references
COLORED LADY desires full Or
/ part time work. Would take care
Of children and Inv. Ii. F.8a3e.
coLoRED NuRsEMArD desires iisht
INV. and child care; exper. and refs.
IcoioRED; WOMAN wants day work.
Wed and Thurs. Call after I pm.
: Sunday, refs. II. 1-Sa9B.
COLORED WOMAN desires g.h.w. or
child care; once work, ETC.; refs.
IcOLoRED 81 WOMAN wants sh.v.
DAYS work or fun time; GOOD refs
coIoRKD o. WOMAN. ist-eiass rts..
wants day's ygFk iagndfess wed.
cOL0RED WOMAN, wants ironing
for. Tiea or Sat, or light cleaning
C0LoREp WOMAN. neat, wants
eh.v.. 3 days. or part time; good
with children, AD. 2-4a36.
iCOLORED WOMAN desires iight IRON
irH and eieanine By the day. Mon.
COLONEL WOMAN wants G.h,v-
good cook. fond Of children: stay
nights; EeI Z Iai1 9th q: nv.
coed housekeeper, good iaundress;
GOOD Lrfs sd 4-I5s4
C0LoRED WOMAN desires ghv-
hsevk.. days vk- qs part-tins wk.
/ Exper and refs, II. 5-nffe
COLOREn WOMAN wishes work 8
DAYS ~; plain eook-. INV OF safh
sare u e-i7eh- lis
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-23
Daily Sifko Sentinel & Arrowhead Press rage SIX Friday, December 23 1855

same occupations today.
 Olive groves braced with stone terraces fall away from the edge of the town to the Plain of Boaz below. On the plain wheJs is grown. Here Ruth of the Old Testament story gleaned behind the harvesters, just as Bedouin girls do today.
 Many Bethlehem inhabitants $ own flocks of sheep or goats in addition to the land they till. Caring for these sheep die tates a way of life uschanged since the night shepherds on nearby slopes heard the Angels sing of the Newborn King.
 Shepherds daily leave the town and take their flocks over the same slopes where the Angels sang. Sometimes they travel 25 miles in single day, clarnbering over the rocky hill- sides to find bits of grass and shrubs.
 A new clement has been add ed to Bethlehen's population since 1948 Arab refugees from Israel. Driven from their homes by the AraIb-Israel war, these people live in the out skir.s of the town in tents, hov-
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-23
Bethlehem, changed

accommodate an automobile. The arched gateways and vault cd roofs stretching across the streets recall the rnelieval E'u- rope of the Crusades.
 Costumes of the women of Bethlehem bear the Crusader mark. Those who wear tradi- 'tional dress have long full gar nerlts, usually black or dark red, decorated with square-stdt ched red or gold embroidery, usually in the form of a Cru saJder's cross.
 These women wear a head dress found only in Bethlehem and unknown in the rest of Palestine. This is conical shaped high hat, covered with a large white veil.
 The conical dress usually is worn by older women; younger ones wear the while scarf with out the high hat. Since most of these women are Christian, their faces are rarely covered.
 When Christ was born, the people of Bethlehem lived large ay from sheep-raiisIing and olive growing. Many live from The
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-23

fugees sit suddenly beside the road watching well-dressed tour ists arrive for Christmas cere- monies at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Since there are no European-standard ho- tels at Bethlehem, most visitors stay in Jerusalem.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-23

els, and caves.
 Many a baby has been born in the past seven years in cir cunstances similar to those of Jesus in a tgrotto shared by animals, placed in a crude wood en crib made by the father.
 On Christmas Eve. these re
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-23

They drive back and forth e,,,. tl,e Christmas Eve services lol ls,a,;1.h .t~ recount the incidents of .WasiI ',ha dav the Holy Family came ;,,to sr, crowded Bethlehem and so',r,d i.s There was no room for them in the inn.
 continued on page twelve)
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-14
Bucher Family
Holds Reunion

Honoring the Rev. and Mrs. G..
Warkentine Dofrance of Kansas and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gerber and son,
Ralph, of Upland, California, who
are visiting here, the Bucher reunion
was held recently in the Lafayette
Park.
The following enjoyed the basket
dinner: Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Gratz
and Lynne, Celina; Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Lawrence, Kathryn Mae and
Kenneth, and Miss Sandra McCluer,
Harrod; Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Badert-
scher, Rawson, and Mrs. Badert-
scher's sister of Michigan; Mrs.
Laura Gratz, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Bucher and Raeleen, Sally Parish
Gid Bucher and Mary Bucher, Mr..
and Mrs. Leland Rasinger, Marlene,
Arlene and Steven, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Bucher, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan c.
Bucher, all of Bluffton; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Burkholder, Rockport; Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Hilty, Pandora; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Bucher, Lima.
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Young CeLLOist
Appears On Radio

Jan Smucker, Is year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orden Smucker of East
Lansing, Michigan, appeared on w.
K. A. r. radio station Monday after
noon in East Lansing in a cello duet.
The annual summer high school
camp is now in session on the campus
of Michigan State University with
students especially Interested in music
both instrumental apd vocal. Jan was
awarded a $50 scholarship for the
course. The young musicians study
and practice intensiyely six days a
week for three weeks.
Tryouts were held Thursday of last
week for those who would be chosen
to play for radio. Three girls and one
boy were chosen for cello and vocal
numbers.
Orden Smucker, son of Mrs. B. d.
Smucker of Lawn avenue, formerly
on the Bluffton high school staff, is
now teaching at Michigan State uni
versity.
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Former BlufftOn Man Continues Research
On Ear-EMitted Sound For u S. Air Force

They're kalking through human
ears at OHIO State university, these
days." a Story in the Columbus Dis
patch stated, and carried a two
column photo of DIR. Herbert Oyer,
former Plufftonite, doing the talking.
The Dispatch account stated that
DR.. OyerN together with Mrs. Henry
M. Moser and John J. Dreher are
still working on ear-emitted speech
research for Ahe U. S. Air Force. DR..
Oyer, son of Mrs. Adella Oyer of
Bluffton, is dbntinuing the work at
Patterson Field this summer in Day
ton.
The Air force believes that ear
emitted speech will be a boon to pilots
of modern, high powered, noisy air
craft.
Pilots Mi hit communicate more
easily by Iradio if they use micro
phones in their ears, DIR. Oyer's
research i Rdicates.
The ini tial tests were made last
fall. Now further Investigations indi-
cate that:
1. While severe noise interference
reduces intelligibility of any speech
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Pleasant Hill

In honor 0f Mrs. Russell Huber's
birthday Mr.. Rnd Mrs. Berdell Huber.
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Huber
and family and Rev. and Mrs. George
Klinefelter of N. Hampton, Pa, spent
Wednesday evdning with Mr.. and Mrs
Huber.
Mr.. and MIS-. Roscoe Trout called
at the Russell Huber home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Minnie Moser and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Gtatz visited Mr.. and Mrs
Victor Moset of Lima Sunday P. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berdell Huber and
family spertt Sunday in Columbus
Mrs. Alma Peterson, who has beer
visiting her son at that place, re-
turned home. with them.
Mrs. Eta Want is spending a few
days with MI. and Mrs. Cecil Hart.
man and family.
Mrs. Edna Klingler and daughter
Carolyn and grandchildren spent Mon.
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Hauenstein and family.
Mrs. Margaret Fleming of Lafayet.
te is spending the week with hei
daughter Mrs. Mabel Jennings anC
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Jennings anC
sons returned homd Tuesday from the
Smokey Mts., Washington, d. c., Look
out Moutains, Tenn. and other points
of interest. They also visited Mrs
jennings brother Joseph Watt Of
Trappist Monastafy, Kentucky.
inte pmoeh
Mrs. Alta Gatau, Mrs. Naom
Steiner and children, Mrs. Martyr
Rhodes and Paul David entertained
for Sunday dinner Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Fox in honor of the 80th birthday Of
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BeaVerdam

Jack Pugh is attending the Social
Security Administration School at
Baltimore, Md, where he is training
to be a Claims Representative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvan Writ, Lafayette
were Monday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. l.. Rupright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Arnold and
family have returned to their home
here after an eight months sojourn
at FL Paso, Texas.
Miss Betty Jean Fairman, Akron
is guest of her grandparents, Rev
and Mrs. T. ]. Wilson.
Mrs. Pearl Condor has arrived
home here after spending several
weeks with relativeS in Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pugh enter.
tanned the following for dinner OF
Saturday evening: Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Arnold and family, Mrs. Eva
Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wolfe
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Arnold and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Merrill Arnold.
On Wednesdaylthis week the WSCS
of the Methodist church will honor
the ladies of the community, who have
attained an age of eighty years ol
more with a IL moor dinner in the
church basement. A short interesting
program will follow with an address
by Mrs. Frederick LauEiat. Bluffton
Photos will be taken by a representa-,
tive from the Lima News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Weaver have
taken up residence in be Edward Mil,
Ter property which they have recently
purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conrad were
Sunday dinner guests in the Russell
Everett home.
The Senior MYF Of the Methodist
Church will sponsor an ice cream so
cial on Friday evening July 22nd or
the church lawn.
Miss Addie Yoakam who is making
her home with a relative would like tC
receive cards from friends. Her ad-
dress is Miss Addie Yoakam, co w
L. Nungester, r. K. 1, Harrod, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Gratz were
Tuesday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Everett.
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Mr.. Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Gratz visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stettler of Col
umbus Grove Monday evening. Mr..
Stettler is under a doctors care and
unable to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo. Garan spent a
week vacationi1g at her mother in
Zaneville, Ohio Pennsylvan n a,
Watkins Glenn. New York.. Niagara
Falls, Ontario, Canada, crossing the
ferry to Sandusky Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Johnson of Michigan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Weltg of Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Bowen and
son of GAINESVILLE visited over the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo.
Gam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Watt, Lima,
Mrs. Clara Jennihg, Beaverdam and
Mrs. Margaret Fleming of Lafayette
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Jennings.
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Jaua AT Two-Bits
The Cup, Soldier
Writes OF Alaska

If you are one who hates to lay out
a dime for CUP of coffee when you
get outside the hickle and seven cent
price range of lbcal restaurants, bet
ter not go to Alaska. In Fairbanks a
cup of Java is bringing two-bits, ac-
cording to recent letters from A /lc
Michael D. Geason to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gleason.
"Of course,Y writes Gleason, "the
prices are ub a little higher than
usual now BECAUSE this is tourist sea-
son in Fairbanks"
Tours to different points of interest
have started including hot springs
within the A tctic Circle, fishing and
camping sites and to Mt. Mckinley,
still showed in
"There are a-foot snow drifts only
so miles north of our base," Gleason
writes.
at is very, very dusty now, and
the weather changes five times day.
It's very hot until a cloud covers the
sun, then it turns cold, or maybe rains
for 20 minutes. This brings mud.
"Most nights are cool enough to
sleep under blanl lket. Mosquitoes are
large and plentiful" he writes.
Mike also mentioned that on June
21, one could seq the sun all night
from hill about I20 miles from Fair
banks. All last month it never got
dark although the sun went down fol
an hour or two.
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Bluffton Hospital

JULY
Admitted: Ami Heldman, Jenera
Discharged: Mrs. Lyle Crow and
baby, Bluffton; June Hochstettler
Bluffton.
JULY 7
Admitted: Timothy Hartzler, of
Pandora.
Discharged: Mrs. James Powell
and baby, Findlay; Mrs. John Ander-
son and baby, Hoytsyille; Gloria Jean
Habeggar, Bluffton; Timothy Hartz-
Ter, Pandora.
JULY 9
Admitted: Mrs. Elizabeth Flath
Mt. Cory; Charles Kinsinger, Bluff.
ton.
Discharged: Mrs. Meredith Knep-
per, Benton Ridge.
JULY 10
Admitted: Elon Notlay, Cleveland
Mrs. Ernest Bosse, Bluffton.
Discharged: Mrs. Paul Miller
and baby, Pandora; Mrs. JOSEPH
0'dell and baby, Bluffton; Mrs
James Vermillion and baby, La
fayette.
JULY IL
Admitted: Mrs. Phillip Marquart
Bluffton.
JULY Is
Admitted: Galen Stoodt, Ada.
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Mrs. Y. l. Walker
Named Religious
Education Teacher
Girl Scout Leader And
Former School Teacher Will
Succeed Mrs. Lauby

Mrs. Vern LIZ Walker 42O South
Jackson street, has been named as
Bluffton's new teaoher of religious
education, and will take over the
duties of that post with the beginning
of the new school year in September.
The Rev. Robert Wech, president of
the Combined Religious Education
Council, said that action was taken
Friday of last week to employ Mrs.
Walker as the successor of Mrs. Edna
Lauby. The latter resigned at the
close of school in May,
Mrs. Walker is a former school
teacher, having taught in Baroda,
Michigan, prior to her marriage. She
received her schooling at Ferris col
lege in Big Rapids, Mich, and also
studied at Western Michigan college
in Kalamozoo.
Coming from an Evangelical United
Brethren minister's family, Mrs.
Walker has always been active in
church work. AS a ypung lady she
took leadership training courses Of
fered by the E. U. B. church, and
has frequently taught in daily vaca-
tion Bible schools.
Since coming to Bluffton with her
husband, an engineer at the Triplett
Electrical Instrument company, she
has been a Sunday School teacher in
the M t h o dis and st. Johns
Evangelical & Reformed church. The
Walkers have twd children.
Mrs. Walker is also head of the
Girl Scout movemd dnt in Bluffton serv-
ing now as Neighborhood Chairman.
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3. Since good quality voice signal
can be obtainef from the ear, spe-
cial microphonh ought to be designed
for this purpose.
Ear-emitted| sounds occur naturally,
along with mouth-emitted speech. By
constructing a soundproof battle box
to cover the nj louth and nose and seal
off the mouth-sounds, anyone can
produce audible ear-emitted speech;
which can be transmitted through
stethoscope eaFpieces without amplifi
cation. Equipment such as this was
used in early experiments by DR..
Oyer and his associates.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-14
Rockport Farewell Picnic

ROckpOrt Farewell Plenlc
The elders of the Rockport Pres
byterian church and their wives gath
cred in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlo Marshall in Rluffton Sunday
evening for a covered dish dinner as
a farewell to the Rev. and Mrs. l..
w. McIntire, who will move to their
new home near Montpelier on July 21.
A session meeti1g was held at the
close of the Dime h and gift present
ed.
Those present were the Rev. and
Mrs. McIntire, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Marshall of Harrod, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Mayberry OF Columbus Grove,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Wells, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Begg, Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Barnett and the host and hostess.
+ =
Gold Star All Club
The Gold Star All club met re-
Gently in the home of Marie Bosser-
man. Nineteen members answered roll
call by giving health poem. Camp
plans were completed and group sing
ing was led by Nancy IReam. Demon
strations were given OF Baby Sitting
Helps, Jean Ream an Il Marjorie Won
Stein; Making Model ing Clay, Marie
Bosserman; busting Efficiently, Bet
ty Won Stein; Ironin ng shirt, Denise
Scoles and Marlene Wilkins. Girls go'
ing to camp sang tn club song Open
Up Your Heart and Let the Sunshine
In.
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it has lessI ffe ct on ear-emitted
sounds than on mouth-emitted speech;
2. Withoh ut noise n t erferenc e
sounds from the ear, if properly pick
ed up, an just as ineligible as
mouth-emitted speech; and
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Society and Hesbs

family, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Baker and
family, Evan Lehman, Mrs. Lester
Van Meter | and family, Barbara
Manahan, Mr., and Mrs. Donald
Michael, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Long,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Hutchinson and
family, Bernard Y bunkman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Herr and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Walkers and Darwin,
Misses Eva and Heatrice Obenour.
Telesis Club
Telesis club win meet July 18 at
the home of Geneva Lehman. Phyllis
Simcox will have the program entitled
81 Dream of YOU.
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Win One Class Picnic

WIN Ohe SiasA FichiC
Annual picnic>ef the Win One Glass
of Beaverdam Methodist Sunday
School was held on Suh hday at the Ada
Community park WITH a basket din
ner following church kervices. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald MichaN and Mr.. and
Mrs. Daryl Robnol4 were in charge
of arrangements Jhd Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Baker and N h. and Mrs. Wayne
Hutchinson were I'm charge of enter
tainment.
Members and 9uests attending in
cluded Rev. and Mrs. Whyman, Mr..
and Mrs. d. L. Rpbnolte and Connie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Augsburger and