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queline Bender, Anthony Bender
and Ronald Joe Bender, the for
mer three candidates for baptism.
We thank the Lord for the addiA
tons.
The Usher Board presented
wonderful program at p. m. We
were happy TO have the Friendly
Five with US and did they sing
from their hearts, We had solos
by Mrs. l.. C. Harris, Mrs. Dora
Hardy, Miss Nancy Clark and Mr..
John Rivers and a reading by Rev.
Seminole Mckee, that was enjoyed
by all present.
At the evening service, we were
favored with A and b selections
by the Friendly Five and Glitter
ing Stars. We had wonderful
testimonial service. We had a good
attendance and were happy 10
have Mrs. McKenny back with US.
She has been shut-in. Many visi-
tors were present. We welcome
one and all.
Next Sunday, January Is, at 3
D. m. we are invited TO Wayman
AME church and are asking all
members of Friendship TO be
there.
Commit thy way unto the
Lord: trust also in Him; and He
shall bring il to pass" Psalms 81:
5.-Mrs. Bessie Belfrey, reporter
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ROLAND HOLZAHN SPEAkER
At RAHAr MEETING JAN. rs

Basis For World Peace" viii
be the subject Of Roland Holzahn's
message Sunday. January IS a;
Baha'a Center, $50 $ Tenth st
at $50 p. m in observance Of
World Religion Day by Bahats
throughout the world
Miss Miliiccnt Wheeler will b
guest soloist
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cIoy P 7 A To
Heor Talbot
Jones Speak

The P,T.A, OF Clay School, goth
Av, 3. and Fourth st, win spon-
sor a public service meeting for
the residents and property owners
in the Washington, Cedar and
Riverside Avenues area.
Talbot Jones OF the Minneapolis
Housing Authority viii explain
the plans for the proposed re de-
velopmcnt OF this area and will
also answer any questions that
may arise.
Prior TO the opening OF the
meeting. the Ewald Bros. Quartet
will entertain,
The meeting Is open to the pub.
lie and refreshments will be scrv-
ed.
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Mrs. Teno Lussiey
Dies Lived Here
Since Year 1919

Services for Mrs. Tena Lassley.
ii20 Fremont Av. NJ, who died
Saturday, January 7, in Mime
apolis General hospital. were held
at 2 p. m. Tuesday, January 10,
at Glendale Seventh Day Adven-
list church. Rev. f. Il. Slater Of
ficiated with burial in Crystal
Lake cemetery.
Mrs Lassley had been in III
health for the past six years and
continuously in and out of the hos
pital during this period OF time,
She had entered the hospital three
days before she succumbed.
A native of Arkwright, Ala.
she moved with her family to Min
neapolls in July 1919 and had lived
here since that time. She was a
member OF Glendale Seventh Day
Adventist church and had been an
active worker in her church prior
TO her Illness.
Surviving are four daughters.
the Mines Allie Brown, Mime
apolis, Alma Tyson. Detroit,
Mich. Vivian Wright, Loretta
Moore. both of Minneapolis; two
sons. Cozell Heath. Chicago;
James LaSsley, Minneapolis; one
sister, Mrs. Roberta higgins, Min
noapolls: one brother Porter A
brams OF Alabama and other rela-
tives.
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge OF arrangements.
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Lost Rites Held For
Mrs. Edno Cunningham
On Friday. January 6

Mrs Edna Cunningham, age 70.
formerly Of 50 Royalston Az. N.
died at the Parkview Nursing
Home January 3 after prolonged
Illness.
Funeral services were held at
8 a. m. Friday, January 8, at the
Woodland Funeral Chapel with the
Rev. FIR. Francis Byrnes officiat
ing.
There are no known survivors
Burial was in st. Anthony
cemetery with Woodland Funeral
Home In charge of the service.
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| Mrs. Bessie Fornsworfh
funeral Rites On Jan. 8

Mrs Bessie FarnSworth. 271
Aldrich Az. ~. resident Of Min
neapolis for three years, died at
her home on Tuesday, January ..
The remains were shipped to
Boomers Spring, Kans., for bur-
ial on January 8.
She Is survived by her husband,
Benny Farnsworth. Kansas City.
Mo, one son, Benny Farnsworth
Jr., Of Minneapolis; one sister,
Mrs. Earnestinc Taylor OF Bon
ners Spring. one brother and
other relatives.
Mrs. Taylor came 10 the city TO
make final arrangements.
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge Of the service.
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CARD OF THANKS

The children Of Mrs. Cecilia
Patterson, who left our midst De-
cember 26, TO be in the Kingdom
of our Lord. wish to extend our
deepest appreciation to all of the
dear. kind friends who stayed
near her side through all her years
of illness to the very end. We
know even though she is no longer
with us, she will look down and in
her kind way send her thanks. We
thank you with all our hearts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe PATTERSON, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Patterson, Mrs.
Corrine Bum and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Patterson, children.
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pearances and speeches, almost
every day somebody in the Twin
Cities, or in whatever town he
happens to be. calls him Cecil
Newman!" The latter Is editor of
the Spokesman and Recorder
papers.
II started back In the early
days OF Fuckers career here when
he was in the grocery business
with the late McDuff Woodland
and has continued up to the pre-
sent.
Monday morning In Information
al Falls, a newspaperman walked
up 10 him and introduced himself
and started conversation about
the most recent meeting OF the
Minnesota Editorial Association,
reminding Newman (Rucker)
OF something he had said.
Rucker is authority for the fact
that sometimes he is called
"Cccil' or Newman" several
times a week.
II probably annoyed him years
ago, but now he often chueklcs,
and sometimes doesn't even bother
10 straighten out his identity with
persons who make the new reg
ular error.
Recently at the Governors
reception for state employees,
Railroad and Warehouse Com
missioner Paul Rasmussen In
troduced Rucker ms Cecil
Newman, editor OF two OF the
leading independent newspapers
In the state" Rasmussen has
known both men for years.
The strangest OF all Of the in
stances was the continued prac-
tice OF Governor Luther Young
dahl Of calling Rucker Newman"
Governor Youngdahls case was
peculiar and strange because he
has known both Rucker and
Newman for years and was
Fuckers law instructor for three
years at the Minneapolis Col
lege OF Law. Governor Young
dahl also appointed him execu-
tive secretary Of the Governors
Interracial Commission. Even
now the former Governor hest
tates bit before calling Fuckers
name. To be sure. He's like hun
dreds OF others.
Confusing the two men IL not
confined TO white persons. Many
Negroes have called Rucker
Newman" and Visa versa.
Newman who does not get n
round so much" anymore claims
he Is often mistaken for Mr..
Rucker and has been introduced
as the Governors Interraciai
Commission executive. many
times.
Fucker claims the same mis-
taken Identity deal has followed
him to a couple OF national
gatherings in distant cities where
some delegate has hailed him with
hi. there, Newman. how are
things in Minnesota
Friends Of both men profess to
ses no marked resemblance be-
tween them when they are to-
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SIOUX
2 A [ 1 s
NEWS
N 7 e S
ny Kaye Coates
$40 MAble &c.
Sioux Falls, 8. ID.

think you folks that have been
Dakodians at one time would like
TO know where some OF these ex.
Sioux Falls people are. Heard
from most OF these at Christmas
time:
Eileen Jackson now lives in Al
bans. N, Y, She IL Mrs. Joseph
Southern. they have daughter
named April Both Eileen and
her husband are music teachers.
Lorraine (Ernie Lewiss niece)
lives in Omaha, now Mrs. r.
Lyles. Has two girls.
Ernestlne Gay, now Mrs. J.
Smith, lives In Seattle. has three
children. expecting a fourth and
happy as "A larkS
Rosemarie McLaurin, lives in
Buffalo, N. Y. Is Mrs. Duprce.
Rose is taking a business course
also doing nurses aid duty
Chuck Wyatte, now In Wichita
Kans. living with his grandma,
He's Pullman porter
Vivian Williams. now Mrs
James coffey lives, In Las Vegas
Likes II. My niece Grcta Monkey
now lives in st. Albany, Ala Mar
ried to John Graves has two Chill
drcn, one boy, one girl.
Heard from Audrey and John
Drake they lived here during the
war. now have children and live In
Detroit. Mich.
Wilbur Gravity tKattce) lives
In Milwaukee, Wis, He is now q
Butcher, Blame Brooks is stiil In
Mitchell, s. Oak. and is expec,
ting his wife home soon. He made
no mention OF moving 10 Calf. as
has been rumored.
Had n Christmas card from Nj,
ma Miller Cedar Rapids, Ia She's
a fine gal She has n brand new
husband after being u widow foi
many years, her husband Is a very
fortunate man. He is Louis Bragg
Nina plays piano and sings, she s
tops.
Lcatha and oscar NeHngs OF
Sioux City Ia, are in Detroit
Doing Just fine,
Betty Banks, Chicago. has a
grandson.
Folks around here keep a nice
record OF not going TO jail, sc
Booker Walker practically broke
in the place New Years Eve, He
shall be in for three months, for
intoNication, Think III send him
a cake with saw In u.
Lawrence Dysart started the
year with bad leg
When his leg felt better. by
sart started out 10 take his wife
10 work. Someone banged into him
and smashed the side OF his car,
The fellah was in the wrong, but
Dysart had no driving license,
My battery has gone dead three
times this year, Soon folks will
set fed up with giving me a start
and IN be walking, with my car
license
James Monkey is on his feet and
at work stiu short OF blood. |
guess he didn't take 20 the bottle
after alcohol saw him thru the
rough part Monkeys wife, son
and nephew are back from Chit
cago, These folks are really Chi,
caguans az heart They spend
their winters and summers there
and spring and fan here Can't &c
much anyway In spring and Fail
Monkey wishes 20 thank all IN,
nice folks that let him have d
single second OF loneliness
The n Bentleys attended IN,
I funeral II Mrs l Fields. IN Hurol
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CARD OF APPROPRIATIONS

I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation for the
many gifts, prayers, and cards ex-
tended by my friends, relatives
and ieighbors during my illness.
Geneva Murray.
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Everybody Occurrence,
Everybody Occurrences,
Rucker Grows Accustomed
To Being Mistaken For
Publisher Newman
by staff Correspondent

The duties Of Clifford Rucker Of the Governors Inter
racial Commission carry him 10 many cities and ham
let's In fact he's probably the widely travelled Negro
Mnnesotan with the possible exception of Carl Rowan who
fills speaking engagements all the Upper Midwest.
Despite Fuckers long prominence dozens Of public APP
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

We wish 20 thank the many
friends for the beautiful cards
visits, prayers, and other acts OF
thoughtfulness extended during
Mr.. Adams recent illness and hos
pitalization.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Adams.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13

gether. Both are about the same
heighth and coloring and have
similar hair-lines, but that's about
where the resemblance ends.
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07
NEWS from MONTVHLE

has been chosen as chairman
of this group and Arthur Colbow
as vice chairman. Mildred Skin
ner was again named as Sec
retary. A public meeting on Zon-
ing will be held at the Town
ship hall at 800 pm. n Friday,
June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scheller
left Friday morning to visit Mrs.
Scheller's sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Lew
is and family in Cape Girar-
deau, Missouri.
Memorial services were very
well attended and many one
time residents returned for the
day.
The Ladies Aid served din
ner to 125 on Memorial Day. The
next aid dinner will be held on
Thursday, June IA at 6 pm.
Everyone welcome.
Scholars of Mrs. Richard Cur
ich gave her and her husband
a surprise party iii the class
room after school was dismissed
Friday. The occasion being the
third anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Zurich. Their parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Zurich of Thompson
also attended. Delicious rferesh-
ments of ice cream, cake and
punch were served.
The last PFC. meeting OF
the school term was held at the
school last Tuesday evening and
was very well attended. A nice
program was presented by the
C hildren. Mr.. John Brett, prin'
cipal, was presented a wrist
watch as a going away gift, and
each lady teacher was given
a corSage. The officers for next
year were named as follow
President, Mrs. Helen Brace;
vice president, DR.. Max Weitz
enhof; secretary, Mrs. Josie
Hertna and treasurer, Arthur
Cobow. Refreshments of cake
and coffee were served.
The new officers of the church
elected Sunday were Merton
Beardsley, Trustee; Louis Bur
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Der, President; William Haney.
Vice president; Louis Robusky
and Theodore Stone, Deacons,
Mrs. Edwina Stone and Mrs.
Edith Koerner, Deaconesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weber re-
turned to Tennessee Saturday
after spending the past week at
their home here.
Mr.. E. I. Skinner is confined
to his bed with illness. His many
friends hope for speedy recov-
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Skinner and
family from Painesville visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Skinner and family Friday
evening.
Several from here attended
the wedding of Miss Barbara
Stochl and George Reid at
Thompson Church Saturday af-
ternoon. The reception was held
at the Township hall here in the
evening and was largely atten-
ded. Their many friends ex-
tend best wishes to the happy
young couple. They will reside
in Painesville.
The Babe Ruth League Team
from here joined the Babe Ruth
League and Little League teams
from over Geauga County in a
pa rade at Chardon Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Majka en-
tertained a group of friends
and relatives at the Rose Room
Sunday afternoon in honor Of
their son Roberts graduation
from Thompson High School.
Guests were from Cleveland,
Willughby, Painesville, Char
don, Middlefield, Bristolville and
Montville. Robert received ma
ny gifts and purse of money. A
delisious lunch was served.
Mrs. Mildred Roberts of Lake
Aquilla and Mrs. Anna Clause
of Chardon called on Mrs. Al
mena Roberts Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Edith Treaster of Men
tor attended Memorial exercises
here and remained for several
days with Mrs. Eta Woolf anc
Mrs. Kate Peters.
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By Lennah B. Bond
Telephone Park 9-7016

Writes Song
Mrs. Murray LaMoreaux has
written the words and super
vised the writing of the music
for a song which has been adop-
ted as the annual song for the
secnior farewell program at the
Andrews School for Girls.
This song, "The Andrews
Torch" was sung by a trio at
senior farewell program at the
on Sunday afternoon May II.
Mrs. LaMoreaux and daughter,
Laura, attended this program
It was the 10th anniversary OF
Mrs. LaMoreaux' own Senior
Farewell at Andrews.
Called to California
Alfred FenStermaker went by
plane to La Habrer, California
on Friday to attend the funeral
of his sister, Mrs. Agnes Fiscus
Mrs. FiscuS had moved from
Ohio to California only six weeks
previous to her death.
Convention i'm ashington
Warren Myers, who returned
from Ringwood, New Jersey
last week after completing hi:
first year at Shelton College, Il
now in Washington, DC. At
tending the Young Republican
Convention. He is a repreSen
tative from the Young Repub
licans Club of Geauga County
He accompanied Harry Stroud
Chagrin Falls and others from
this section. They left on Sun
day and will return on June 9
= *
Insurance Convention
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Butz went
TO the town of Christenstedt, st.
Croix, In the Virgin Islands.
From New Orleans they took
freighter to San Juan, Puerto
Rico and from there flew to
st. Croix. They returned from
San Juan by freighter to New
York City. They were gone for
three weeks.
Mrs. David Shallenberger and
daughters, Kate and Mary will
drive to Putney, Vermont next
week and bring back with them
John Shallenberger, who is a
student at Putney School for
Boys.
Mrs. Warren Seay, who has
been visiting the George Myers
home, left on Saturday for Roa-
noke, Virginia, where she will
visit another daughter.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Dewey Bond
and daughter, Philinda, who
have been. visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bond, left
on Sunday for their new home
in Arlington, Virginia. Their ad'
dress is Apt. 3 1917 S. 28th st.
Arlington 6.
Hubert LaMoreaux Of Detroit
visited his father Mark LaMor'
aux and his brother Murray
and family on Saturday,
Miss Marilyn Campbell, who
| has completed her second yeal
at Shelton College, returned tc
her home here on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail McCleary
and children, visited Mr.. Nc
Cleary's parents in Huntsville
last weekend and tt e n d e
Huntsville high school alumni
Mrs. Ruby BurWell of Solol
has been visiting her sister Mrs
H. S. Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Morrow
spent Sunday in Toledo.
Mrs. Alfred Fenstermaker
Mrs. Andrew Baker and Mrs
Robert Ranney were n Cleve
land on Thursday to attend tn,
Biennial Convention of tn,
Cleveland Diocesan Council o
Catholic Women held at Hote
Statler.
The Virgil Mills family wer,
in BreckSville on Saturday t,
attend the wedding of a niece
Miss Marilyn Volk.
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NE WS from CHEST STE R

books were discussed, also
plans for the County Fair. Plans
were completed for a meeting
and ride on Thursday, June Z.
All will meet at the John Rich
mond home at 200 pm. The
game Pom Pom was played. Cor
don, Richard and Steve Peter
sen served refreshments.
Linda Barnes, Reporter.
Krazy, Kapering Kids
This club met on Monday, May
% at the home of Dan Larkin on
Montville, Tommy fraud re-
ports. At his third meeting Dan
demonstrated how he has taught
his goat tricks. The leader, Mr.
Gergely announced the dates OF
the All Camp. He made large
sign to be used in front of the
home where the Krazy Kapering
Kids Club is meeting. Refresh.
mentS were served by Mrs. Lar
kin. The next meeting will be
held at the home of DR.. Norman
Harris, Dimes Road, Russell
on June II.
Talks to Fourth Grade
Mrs. Ida Mum, a fourth grade
teacher in the Chester building
has from time to time through
the school year, invited parents
or other adults to visit her room
and talk abut their particulal
hobbies.
The last speaker was Mrs. A
lice Mum of Newbury, wh'
talked about planes and flying
She brought for the children t.
see authentic models of twt
planes. an Ercupe and Pipe
Cruiser. Mrs. Mum discussed
types of planes attitudes, cos
and safety of flying. She used al
air map in her talk and an
swered many questions asked b.
the children. Fourth grade chill
dren in Miss Christine Freu
hauf's room were invited to Mrs
Munn'S room to hear this talk
Pupils in Mrs. Munn's and Mis-
Freuhauf's rooms visited Ward
Bakery on Monday.
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IGAnnn1n kEZ Nn6nnn1
FRIENDLY
|k11EHE
by AUDRE COOK
GOOD TIMES

The shiny cars. the super
roads, the TV sets, the fine
abodes are signs that indicate
that we are blessed with
great prosperity. No nation
since the world began has
had so much and no one can
in any way fortell as yet just
how much better things can
get.
If you want the best for
the Graduate, come in and
inspect our line of delight
full and appropriate gifts.
Regardless of how little or
how much you plan to
spend, you're sure to find
something special in our sell
ection. You will enjoy the
leisurely shopping and the
interested assistance offered
at Cooks Drug Store, 1927
Main Street. Chardon. Phone
5-3183.
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Chardon High School Graduating Class Of 1885,

DAVID EVANS
GAYLE FARINACCI
NANCY FRIEL
DOROTHY GAINES
EDITH GAYLORD
FAYE GRANT
THOMAS GRANTHAM
WESLEY GREEN
ARTHUR GROSSMAN
NANCY HAuETER
GARY HEM
CHARLES HOCHBERG
NEAL HUIRD
ROBERT ISHEE
LAWRENCE JACKSON
LORETTA JANu
SHERMAN JEFFERSON
FRANK JESS
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ARTHUR JOHNSON
BARBARA KEHOE
John KOHR
LAWRENCE KOVATS
KENNETH KREJCI
DOROTHY KRuM
MARIAN KRuM
RICHARD KRuPA
OREN MANNING
CAROLYN MARTHE
GARY McANANEY
CAROLE MCBRIDE
CATHERINE McGEOuGH
JUDITH McKENNA
LEONARD Mckinley
LINDA Mckinley
THOMAS MILLER
WILLIAM MOLZON
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THOMAS ADAMS
JAMES AIKENS
LAuRELLE BARR
DIXIE BAY
JEANETTE BEARDSLEY
CARRIE BELL
SALLY BELL
JAMES BERTLEFF
CHARLIE BRANSON
JOYCE CALIMER
THEODORE CRANE
CLARE CSIZMA
CAROL DAVIS
LAWRENCE DAVIS
RONALD DAVIS
MARGARET DEAN
JOYCE DEMPSEY
RAY DIEDRICH
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07

UNA MOSES
JEANNE MOWREY
ROBERT PARKS
THEODORE FASTER
DAVID PATERSON
SALLY PHILLIPS
Jean POTTER
CAROL PuZDER
LAWRENCE L RETTER
PETER ROGERS
ELIZABETH RuTZ
GARY SINGERMAN
KEITH SINGERMAN
RANK SKIBA
MARY SKIBA
PATRICIA SMITH
EARL STOLTZ
DOROTHY STuMPF
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Personal
For a Caribbean trip this year,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Feigle
and two sons spent Memorial
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Feigle.
James Sipan has been hani-
capped for several days because
of steel silver in his eye.
Mrs. Nelson Pulsifer made a
trip to Columbus on Monday and
returned the following day Of
last week.
Mr.. Harry Parr of Cleveland
spent Memorial Day with Mrs.
Clara Parr and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Battles.
James Sipan was field mar
shall for the American Legion
Post 481, Shaker Heights, Mem
orial Day.
Mrs. Ira LaMoreaux and
daughters, Nancy and Mary OF
Columbus, made a brief visit
to relatives here last week.
Chester Community Church
During the summer months
the, Chesterland Community
Church will hold one service
only at 1000 am. This plan
will start on June 10 and con
tinue through September 8.
The Children'S Day program
will be held on June 10 at l0:0(
am.
Chester Vacation Bible School
The Community and Baptis'
Churches of Chesterland will cor
duct a combined vacation bible
school from June 18 through
June %. Children having com
pleted Nursery School or Kinder
garten will meet at the Baptis
Church on Monday June 18
Children having completed
Grade l and through sixth are II
meet at the Community Church
Fee will be fifty cents per chilt
or $1.00 a family. For transpor
tation call PA 9-7101 or PA 9-738
RIVERVIEW Church Vacation
Bible School
RivervieW Church Daily Vaca
ton Bible School will be hel'
} at the Russell school building
June Is through June 20. ClaSse
will meet each morning, Monda,
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GEORGIA SuLC
JOSEPH SVETE
SUZANNE THORNBuRGH
JOAN VANDENBuRG
WILLIAM WAITINAS
ELIZABETH WILLIAMS
RONALD WILMOT
NANCY WISE
FAuN WOLCOTT
SHIRLEY WOLCOTT
NANCY WOZNIAK
NORMAN ZEPP
HAROLD QuAINTANCE
DOUGLAS BARR