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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-09-13
e-THE REconD cHARDoN OHIO SEPT. Is. 1856

This is the second grand award
banner which Mr.. Barnes has
been awarded as he also re-
ceived this in 1855.
The SperryS received third
place in grand awards. Patter-
sons were awarded many prizes
on the fruit displays. They al
so received second on a table
display of 73 varieties of fruit.
Family Guests
This is family reunion week
at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
S. Hayashi. DR.. Hayashi's neph-
ew, Wendell Kinura, a law stu
dent at the University of Mich
igan is spending the week at the
HayaShi home. He brought with
him a friend who will continue
to Boston.
A niece, Miss Janet Kinura,
a student at Ohio State Univer-
sity, and her fiance Edward
Barth from Lucerne, SWitzer-
land, are guests, also Miss Mar
cia Hayashi, a student nurse at
University Hospitals.
Mrs. Hayashi gave a reunion
dinner on Wednesday evening.
West Geauga Enrollments
Immediately prior to the be-
ginning of school on Tuesday,
September 4, the West Geauga
Schools enrollments had reach
ed 1884, with an unprecedented
increase in the Junior-Senior
High School of so pupils, expec-
ted to bring its enrolment to
52l.
A total of 1863 pupils had been
recorded in the elementary
schools, with 506 in Chesterland
and 357 in Russell. A number of
children were enrolled in the
local schools as it became ap-
parent that they would not be
able to attend parochial school
for reasons of transportation or
limitation Of enrollments there
The total enrolment may be
somewhat reduced in the first
week Of school by unanticipated
withdrawals or pupils who have
moved and not yet withdrawn
from the schools.
The enrollments were not ex.
pected to overload classes un-
duly nor to cause any change
in length of school day or To-
cation until such time as an
addition at CheSterland is com
pleted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
CHAPEL HILL PASTORS
9TH ANNIVERSARY

9TH ANNIVERSARY
Sunday. August Sih. will
mark The beginning of the Bib
ennive' sarv of the Pastor ut
Chapel Hill Baptist Church.
Row. J. o. Truift. Rev. Wrignf
and New Harmon Baptist
Church will be presiding.
Other ministers and churches
to be represented will be Rev
r. w. williamson. speaking for
the Ministers Alliance Of Detroit,
Rev. Hardwick. OF Beulah bap-
fist. Rev. e. M. Moore, of FL
Bethel Baptist, Rev. U. S. Colds
by. of Cyrene Baptist. Rev. H.
V. Johnson, Carter Metropolitan
CINE. Rev. w. S. Colvin, New
Testament Baptist, Rev. Charles
Hill Hartford Avenue, Rev. IL.
E. Owens, Mt. Olive Baptist,
Rev. o. B. Moore, Prince OF
Peace Baptist. Rev. A. L. Mer-
rift, Holy Cross Baptist, Rev. W.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
Society Doings-
By Mary Belle Rhodes

Moultrie, Andrew Bass and John
Thomas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

Sunday. August goth. 300 Pm.
Host Branch Night Concert.
Fbenezer A. M. e. Church, E.
willis at Brush Street.
tuesday. August 2lst 800 PM.
National Youth Night Con-
cert. St John c. M. E. Church.
woodward Avenue at Blaine
wednesday, August 22nd, 800
pM.-National Branch Night
Concert. St. John G. M. E.
Church. Woodward Avenue at
Blaine
Thursday, August 23rd, 8:l5
-Concertized Version in
English Of Verdi's Aida" and
Honor Night. Winsdor Sym
phony Orchestra, Matte Holli,
Conductor. Jackson Park
Winsdor. Ontario.
Friday, August oath, BIS Pm.
- National Artist Concert
Latin Quarters, K. Gran d
Boulevard near Woodward
Ave.
Friday. August 24th-Following
Concert: Reception, Soiree
and Show Boat Horac
Sneed's Orchestra - l. a I n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
S SivIc 3 ROUNDUP
By RUBY MCKENZIE

Wilson. Oakland Baptist, anc
Rev. c. Milton Newton. of 81
John Baptist Church, Chicago
MIS-. Elliott Friday is general
chairman, Mrs. Ora c. kasler
cc-chaii man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lundy
and son, of New Orleans, La
have been the house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins
1904 Brinker. since July 18th
The Lundy's have had an en-
icyable visit in Tie city. anc
have been engaged in sigh'see-
ing tours of the city, have been
invited to dinner parties, vlsne
Metropolitan Beach, and enjoyed
a picnic on the lawn of the
Hawkins last Saturday whef
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey ia me
and son, Of Brinker street joined
them, along with Mr. and Mrs
Berry Evans of Monterey Mr.
and Mrs. L. c. Mathews of Wrc-
ford street. Mr.. and Ms. Glide
Hawk of Yves; Grand Blvd, and
Ter mother, Mrs. Mary Elliott Of
Huntsville Ala. Mr.. and Mrs,
Cyrus Hughes and three sons,
of Willis street. Mrs. Samuel
Fisher. and twins Of Brinker ST.,
and Mrs. Ella Lumpkin Of Crosse
Pc ntc, Mich.
After visiting Detroi's FOOL
ogical Park the Hawkins will
join the Lundy's 10 visit cousins
in Cleveland. Ohio. M. and Mrs
Lundy and son will leave for
their home. Angus 3rd
THEUS-JoNES NUPTIALS
SPOKEN
Mary Janice Theus, daughter
of Mrs. Roxanna Theus, became
CONTINUED on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
BON VOYAGE PARTY

Mrs. Bobbie Dungey was hon.
ored Thursday evening with a
Bon Voyage party by Mesdames
Violet T. Lewis, Roxann Moore
and Mabel Thomas at the pa
lat al home o. Mrs. Lewis.
The party was quite an
elaborate affair and. with The
many partY-pranks a d ded
much zest to il. Many palaf-
able dishes and pleasurab'e
soft drinks native TO the coun-
try she will visit. made a de-
Ightful menu.
Mrs. Dungev and others were
d cssed native stvle, SO we all
felt that we too, we've in Mexico
City.
Useful gifts including a money
tree. with some of il changed
into pesos, filled the travelling
bag 10 the top.
The talented Mrs. Dungev was
given scholarship by the De-
troit r und Table. an organlza-
ton on Human Relations, COM
posed of Christians and Jews.
A student BODY of 30 will study
conditions in Mexico City for
80 days.
Guests: Misses jesse Rogers,
Ollie BRAY. Louise Carr and N
Oliver; Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Moore Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pen
ders, Mr.. and Mrs. John Thorn
as, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fair
banks, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Freeman Mr.. and Mrs Cecil
HILBERT, Mr.. and Mrs. Char lie
Williams Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
Evans. Mr.. and Mrs B. j. Peek
Mesdames Cascell Baker. Lillian
Moore, Violet Lewis Mabe
Thomas, A Hodge, Laura Aus
tin, Mabel Jones, Ruth Baker
Ruth Motley. Elizabeth Thomp
son, Irene Watts; Messrs. Johr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

WEEK
We all are looking forward to
a week of fun when Naciiema
Club open her doors to her many
friends.
Fashion Show will be spon-
sored bv the general chair
man. Mrs. Jean Parker. and
the Nacirema Wives of the Fall
showing by Hawkins Apparel
Shop; Gentry Incorporated.
fashioning golf and sports
wear or casual wear: Bill How
ard. Fall and Millinery; and
Rodney Adams. tap dancer "A
years old) grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Long. who is also
general chairman of Activities
Week. Aug. 4th through Aug.
l2th.
Come one and all.
After an enjoyable Vacallon,
Bruce Wells. YN3. u. S. NJ. has
returned to Guantocomia Bey,
Cuba.
Add-Soc ETY. Doings So. -. .,......
At the Langston's cot age at
Colchester. Michigan. the Leroy
Spradlevs. the Marshall Estis
and the John D. Taliaferros
were the week lend guest at this
hospi.able cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Love are
vacationinr in To~onto, Mon
teal and Quebec City.
Mrs. Marguerite Cofman and
Mrs. Gwendolyn Harrison are
flying TO New York for a ten
day vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Robert HoWe'
CONTINUED On Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
Detroit Gvic Opera
Host to NA.MM

Convention Concert Schedule and Rates
s.,urday, August 18th, $500 P.M.-Convention Eve
Dinner-Mr. J. D. Callaghan, Music Editor
The Detroit Free Press, Guest Speaker
Veterans Memorial Building.
Leroy Smiths Orchestra-Semi- F ormal
Sunday August 10Th, $3.50 P.M-Opening Mass Meet
ing-Ebenezer A. M e. Church, E. Willis
at Brush Street. Public Cordially Invited
s,dav August 10Th, 7;45 P.M.-National Voice and
Piano Contest. Second Baptist Church, AL
Monroe Ave-, at Beauben St. Public Cor.
I'LL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

age may swim from l until
3 pm; girls from 13 to
Is years of age from 3
until 5p.m.; and girls 16
to 18, from 6 to 1880 pm.
Girls may rent towels,
soap, and swim suits for
is cents, If they do not
have their own, but they
cannot rent bathing
caps, which must be
worn, Mrs. Sarah Ste
wart, executive director
of Lucy Thurman WV,
said.
The free swimming is
a cooperative project of
Lucy Thurman WV and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

the Parks and Recreation
Department. Swimming i.
supervised by a membel
of the Parks and Recrea
ton staff.
An a dult beginners
swimming class, the las
class term opens in Sep
TENDER, will begin at Cen
trail Branch YWCA, 223(
Witherell St., Tuesday
August Z.
1t will be held each Tues
day evening at 7:45 pm,
for 10 weeks. Registration
are now being accepted
Cost of the course is SIS. 90
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
H& w CLUB CRUISE

The II and w Club (Husbanu
and Wife, took a cruise to Bob
Lo Island recently and all had
an enjoyable time.
This club consisting OF seven
COUPLES old time friends, meet
every other Saturday.
They have been oreanlzed
four Yeas, and Mr.. Herman
Clavon is president, Mrs. Luz
ellie Beck, secretary.
In 1854 the club project was
a trip to California, however,
only four couples went.
The club is preparing to carry
out that project 100 per cent
in 1857, when all of its mem
bers will visit sunny California.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

Quarters
Ticktes on Sale at:-Grinnell's
Music Store, 1915 Woodward
Avenue Great Lakes Mutual
Life ms. Co. 80 East Hancock
Gotham Drug Store, Orches-
ira Place at John r. St. Con-
vention Headquarters. St.
John c. M. E. Church Box
Office Evening of Perfor-
mances.
Mrs. Jerene c. Macklin. Pre-
sidenf-54s Hague Ave.. Detroit
2, Michigan. For Information.
Call: Trinity 3-0584
Louis c. Blount, Chr, Board
of Directors
Y w c A
Free Swimming Classes
for girls are being offer
ed at Lucy Thurman
Branch YWCA, $50 East
Elizabeth ST., on Monday
and Friday afternoons,
through the month of
August.
Girls under IL years of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

LONDON. England: Recent
visitors to the rower of Lon
Ion were Miss Helen Acklin
uignu, of ITO East Hancock,
,nu Miss Dorothy Calhoun. 3l6
. - Court Detroit. pictur-
W " mere with a 'Becfeater', or
'.uman Warder of the Tower.
ms ancient Thames-side
,,o sess was among the many
.~'nous places they visited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-21
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WMAL (7l-Disneyland :
"At Home With Donald
Duck" Donald and his
nephews and a surprise BIRTH
day party. TV Key says:
Some amusing cartoons"
1880, WMAL (7)-Federal Men:
Walter Greaza stars. THE
Case of the Little Tin Box
concerns a mans plot to
pocket 100000 year.
$500, WTTG go - Warner
Brothers Premiere: Eleanor
Parker in "Busses Roar" The
story of a plot to blow up a
San Francisco hound bus.
$500, WRC (4)-The Adven-
lures of Hiram Holiday:
Wally Cox stars as a quiet
newspaper proofreader who
has developed surprising skill
at many physical arts.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Father Knows
Best: Bud Anderson gets his
first job and winds up think
ing his boss is the best in
town.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Navy Log
Man Alone" A crippled cast
away on a Jap-held island
in the South Pacific. TV Key
says: BEST episode of sea-
SON."
900. WTOP t9)-The Million
aire: 1.-THE Story of Jay
Powers" An ex-convict is the
recipient of a tax-free mil
lion dollar gift.
$3.50, WMAL (7l-Ford Thea
ter: Steve Cochran and Jean
Hagen in 1.-THE Menace OF
Hastyheights." A convict
breaks into a home and a
housewife soon has him
yearning to return to prison
900, WRC (4)-Kraft TV
Theater: 1.-THE Day of the
Hunter" A drama of a father
and his teen-age son and
their conflicting sense Of
values.
1000, WTOP GU. S. Steel
Hour: The musical version Of
the Mark Twain classic, Tom
Sawyer" stars Jimmy Boyd
in the role of Huckleberry
Finn. TV Key previews
Pleasant pre-holiday enter
tainment."
11:1O, WTTG (5)-Featurama
Host .Milt Grant. Tonight's
features include; Let's Trair
With the st. Louis Cardi-
nails" and Matter of Time.
I11:15. WTOP (9)-The Late
Show: A Woman Halter
finds his life upset by beau
tiful French actress. Stewart
Granger.
11:2O, WMAL t7)-The Night
Show: Michael Wilding and
Michael Redgrave costar in
"Kipps."
1880, WRC (4-Tonight: Steve
Aliens guests include Signe
Hasso, the Cy Coleman Trio
and winners of the Chicago
Harvest Moon Ball.
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10000, WWDC Pan American
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1905, WMAL - Blue Ribbon
Bouts: Tommy Balm and Ike
Chestnut in a 10-round feath-
erweight bout.
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Milford chronicle., 1956-11-23

New York to Los Angeles Certified by NASCAR). 1t
was strictly stock V8powered Chevy 1t driven by
two young ladies.
This last fact, think, is important than
the impressive new record by Chevrolet oh sure it's
nice to know that Chevrolet the country in
one uninterrupted span-and do in less than 81 hours
It's tribute Chevroets greathearted V8 engine and
solid road-worthiness that it could travel day and night
for 2913 miles safe and legal speedsand better the
existing record for the trip by than three hours
But it's only when you consider that all the driving
done by 98pound Betty Shelton and her friend Caroline
Russ that the true significance of this record run becomes
apparent.
When pair of young ladies step into and drive
round the clock transcontnenta record you kO
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-23

our club. The following were cleo
ted: President, Lois Hopkins; vice
president, Barbara Jones; secre-
tary, Patsy Bradley; treasurer,
Junior Porter; monitors: Kay Nc
Daniel, Michael Harrington, Evelyn
Hopkins. Billy Sollars, Roger
Brown.
Our president, Lois Hopkins, has
been out of school, and we have
missed her.
We hope to have a Thanksgiving
program.
Seventh Grade-Mrs. Dolby
In Social Studies we are studying
about the Northwest Territories
and the Yukon Territory, which are
in Canada.
James Carter, a boy in Mrs. Dol
by's room, brought a sugar cane
stalk to school. The boys cut It in
to pieces so that everyone could
taste it. 1t was very sweet. We
planted a piece in a flower pot to
see if it would grow.
Eighth Grade-Miss Morris
Joyce Pearson, Reporter
The meeting was brought to or
der at 9;55 a. m. by the president
Billy Cooey. The treasurer gave
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-23
Harrington
School News
Senior Personality


Elmer E. Riggin, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Riggin, was born
on July 1, 1889, in Georgetown, Del
aware.
Elmer is taking the general
course and his fayorite subject is
bookkeeping. Working on auto
mobiles is his hobby and part time
job. After graduation Elmer plans
to go to Goldey-Beaeom.
Thanksgiving Vacation
Harrington School had their
Thanksgiving vaction on Thurs
day and Friday We had a full day
Wednesday and go hack Monday.
Inframurals
FOURTH GRADE
so Yard Shuttle Relay First,
Slaughter; second, CULLEN; third,
Tatman.
Football Passing Relay: First,
CULLEN; second, Tatman; third,
Slaughter.
Football Circle Relay: First,
Tatman; second, Slaughter; third,
Quillen.
Points: Tatman, 6; Quillen, 6;
Slaughter, 6.
Basketball: Quillen, 6; Slaugh-
ter, 2.
Points: Tatman, 2; CULLEN, s.;
Slaughter, l.
Total Points: Tatman, 8; Quillen,
II; Slaughter, Z.
FIFTH GRADE
so Yard Shuttle Relay: First,
Brobst; second, long.
Football Relay: First, Long; sec
ond, Brobst.
Total Points: Long, 5; Brobst, 5.
SIXTH GRADE
Touch Football: Mann, 6.
Points: Mann, 8; Purse, 1.
Ninth VS.. Eleventh Grade: Touch
Football, score 11th-6, 9th-0.
Points: 11th-3; 9th-1.
Grade Mrs. Grant
We had a nice Halloween party.
Mrs. Thomas Peck, our home room
mother, was in charge. Her hos
tesses were Mrs Franklin Divain,
Mrs Everett Harrington, Mrs. Will
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-23
CEDAR NECK
By Serena Hayes
Phone Milford 4749

"Give thanks always for all
things unto God".
Count your blessings"
Our sympathy goes out to Mr..
w. X. Brown and family on the
loss of his sister, Mrs. Richard
Hynes of Norristown, Pa.
Mr.. Norman Collins is much i'm
proved, but still in the Milford
Memorial Hospital Send him a card
or drop in to see him.
Little Kim Carter, grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carter re-
turned home last Thursday from
Doris Memorial Hospital, where he
has been for five weeks with polio
Kim is much better and we do hope
he will regain use of his arm with
the treatments he will receive here.
Father we thank Thee for thy
loving care.
The Cedar Grove Farm Bureau
Discussion Group met with us (The
Hayes) on Thursday night. The
most discussed topic was the con-
vention to be held in Miami, Flori-
da, on December 9Th. 1siiany from
this vicinity are goirg down, what
nice trip for them.
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Smith that they
are having a wonderful time in
Florida.
"All the world is Gods own
field"
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle McIlvain and
daughter of Harbeson were Satur-
day night callers ON Mr.. and Mrs.
Robbins Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Osborne and
daughter, Jean of Dover, and Mr..
and Mrs. Grover Ashton were Sum-
day dinner guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Webb.
Faith Honors God: God Honors
Faith.
Milford Squadron CAP had a
very nice Sunday as four members
had the thrill of a jet ride from
Dover AFB. W/O Sara Smith is
the only female member of our
squadron who has taken advantage
of this wonderful opportunity. To
date there have been eight senior
members that have flown. 1t
Wiggs, 1t Lafay Smith, Eugene
Parker, Capt. Leverage, W/O Sarah
Smith, W/O Howard Brown, George
Bishop and Tom Wright. The T-33
was piloted by one of our own
members, 1t Nick Lung who is
attached to the famed 1737th Ferry
Squadron at Dover This is one of
the many advantages that our Mil
ford Squadron has to offer to the
MANY people around Milford that
would like to join our Squadron.
Anyone who would like to know
more abut CAP. Come and visit Us
any Wednesday evening at z o'clock
at Drummond Fia1d.
Mr. and Mrs. L Cecil Watson and
Mr.. and Ms Robert Haves spent
Sunday in Churchtnwn Pa as the
ouest of Mrs Charles e. Hause. A
nice dow ard = nice trin.
"Praiee Cod from who all bless
irgs flow P~aise Him all creatures
hp~o below
Mr.. and Mrs. Jnmns Thawlnv
went to Baltimore. Sunday to visit
his sister who is in the hospital
4I,o~o
Mrs. IIroi,1c Wnbh want TO WI
mi, c+Or'. Saturday, cfto~n0on witt
Ovrha ard C~oror. tn thu nv-n~i,r q
4Lov won't tn +hn r1ovhouse to seu
''rVhe Paion1a Come
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Guerazzi
have joined the young married
couple Group called ''The Mariners
at the Avenue Methodist Church
and have been attending their meet
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Postles
visited friends in Cedar Neck Sat
urday night.
Miss Janet Schelhouse and Rich
ard Wells were Friday night callers
on Mr.. and Mrs. James Otwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vale johnson visited
Dewey Sapp and family on Sunday
night
God, our Maker doth provide
for all our wants to be supplied. .
Mrs. Thomas Clark and son Jack
spent Sunday in Middletown with
her grandchildren, while Gordon
and wife took a trip up in Jersey.
Mrs. Della Buch of Willow Grove,
Pa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Dewey
Sapp.
Mrs. Ralph Davis visited Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mills on Monday night
Miss Linda Hayes visited her
cousin, Gloria Jean Hayes on Sat
urday afternoon.
Miss Alice Brown called on
Mrs. Robert Hayes Saturday after
noon.
The week of services at Cedar
Neck Church are over. and all had
a very enjoyable week with good
meetings.
All is safely gathered in ere the
winter storms begin.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-23

liam Jester, and Mrs. Walter Wink
Ter. Other guests were Mrs. Edward
Haroum and Donnie, Mrs. Richard
Sapp, Mrs. Nyle Galloway and sons,
Mrs. Charles Peck and son Chuck,
Mrs. Ralph Draper and daughter
Lynn and Barbara Dchnuding.
Margo Toomey is a new girl in
our room. We are very fond of
her. Now we have one hundred
pupils in the first grades.
Third Grade-Mrs. 0Neal
We have a new boy in our room.
He is Leroy Layton from Denton.
We all gave money for the Red
Cross.
We also gave the clothes we have
outgrown to Mrs. Farrow, who will
distribute them to the needy.
Third Grade-P. Greenhaugh
We have a new girl in our room,
Georgia Atkins, from FELTON,.
Fifth Grade-Miss Long
We are giving money for the
Junior Red Cross. Our room dec
GRATED the stage for the Book Fair.
We made turkeys for Thanksgiving
in our room. In social studies we
gave reports on the Vikings and
other important people.
We invited Miss Long and her
fifth grasle to come to our room
for opening exercises last Wednes-
day morning.
June Thompson is in the Milford
Memorial Hospital. We each made
card for her that we hope she
will enjoy.
Several from our room are in
the Christmas Chorus: Bobette De
Vroy, Herbie Barlow, Christy
Coady, Carol Jean Wirick, Doug
Moore, Michele Jack, Phoebe Bull
lock and Susan Mcdonald.
Sixth Grade-MrS. Purse
Our room held an election on Fri
day and elected new officers for
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-23

her report as $2.70. We discussed
problems in the lunch room and
the halls. We have been giving to
the Red Cross this week. There
was 1923 collected to donate.
The lockers were checked and
cleaned. The meeting was adjour-
ned at 1920 a. m.
Eighth Grade-Mrs. Goodwill
Kathy H0lIaway, Reporter
On Wednesday, November IA, the
meeting was called to order by our
president, Iris Warrington. Our
secretary, Dolores Brown, read the
minutes of the last meeting. They
were approved as read. We drew
names for Christmas gifts. There
was no new business and the meet
ing was then adjourned.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-23
DEER CONSCIENCE

CHEYENNE. Wyo. - up - The
Wyoming Game and Fish Depart
ment received $40 in cash from an
anonymous donor.
An accompanying letter, post
marked Denver, read:
"This is to pay for deer licenses
that I didn't think | needed under
the circumstances at the time But
my conscience has bothered me-
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-23
Awake but Lofe!

Awake but Lufe!
THIS fellow over slept.
Whot q rude owokeningI
Don't be q Somnolent Sam.
Wake up now TO the fact
that your properly is worth
plenty. inadequate insur-
once can lead to financial
nightmares. See this Hart
ford Agency for q protec-
tion check-up today.