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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
"a Pros Paired
AT WoOdmont

Clarence Doser, the host pro-
fessional, has paired "a pros, in
Guiding Jack ISaacs. the Vir-
ginia Open champion from
Langley AFB, for tomorrow
annual Pro-member tournament
at Woodmont.
Each professional will play
with three club members.
Pro pairings:
9:15 - Jack Girvin; 9:2b - arr,
,Griesmer; 9:45-Henry Gerard: 10
Jack Isaaes; l0:30-John Musser 1914
Al Houghton; ll--Clare Emery: 11:2
Max Elbn; l1:35-Wifiy Cox; l1:4'
Charlie Easton; l2:l7-ClaRett Ste
vens; 1@:3l--Clarence Doser; 12:3S-
Cos Tiso: 12:53-Johnny Bass.
I Walter Romans; l:01--Billy Gil
I bert; 1:l4--Iohn Morgan; l:2l--
Charley Bassler; l;3S-Frank Tennev
I ] 'iS--Andy Gibson, l:42--Mel Shorey
/ l ;49-Ward Burgess; l :5i--Rober Pea
cock 2:Ua--Clh Spencer.
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Sale to Dodgers Shelves
MoqIie's Plans to Retire

"Al Lopez and the entire
Cleveland organization were
swell to me-" Maglie said. q
have no complaints over the
treatment they accorded me. It's
just that I was overlooked SC
much. I felt like I was sixth
finger on a hand"
Maglie acknowledged the pres
ence of such top-drawer pitchers
as Bob Lemon, Early Wynn, Herb
Score and Mike Garcia on the
Cleveland staff sharply reduced
his opportunities to pitch, but
he still believes they could have
made more use of his services
1T was a strange feeling all
around" he said. Il hardly
knew anybody in the American
League. and I was just another
guy on the club. I wasn't very
happy. l had made up my mind
l was going to play out this
season and quit.
II feel differently now. I think
I can help this club-not only
this season but for one or two
more years after that"
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Classy PAGES
Top Rosecroft
Card Tonight

Rosecroft Raceway headlines 6
pain of top-flight pacing events
tonight as six of harness racing;
speedieSt 3-year-olds compete il
the featured $500 Vic Fleming
Memorial. while seven fas
PAGERS will go in a $500 Clas.
IA-AA event.
Belle Acton, top 2-year-old o.
1855, and Newport Frisco, whit
has paced the fastest mile fol
3-year-olds this season, head tn,
Fleming Memorial field. Two o
the country's top drivers will b.
in their sulkies. with Bill!
Haughton guiding Belle Actor
and Del Cameron driving New
port Frisco.
Knight Patrol, winner of thu
$4,000 William E. Miller Me-
mortal Pace at Rosecroft las
year, will be a powerful con.
tender with another top driver
Del Miller, at the reins. Right
there with him in the closely
matched field will be Lorne Toll
bursts Abbey Bay. a runnerur
in the 1855 Miller Memorial.
Volo Dian, who won at the
OXon Hill track for Eddie Tay-
lor. and Ogram Hanover. driven
by Tommy Walters, complete
the lineup which includes three
Little Brown jug candidates.
Keystoner. winner of the jug
in 1854, will start in tonight's
fast class pace, the sixth race
Likely favorite in this one is
Date Knight. owned by Bill Mar
tin of Washington and driven by
Bill Fleming. Others in the field
are The Tippler. Frisco Rebel
Scottish Chief, Extra Special
and Some Knight.
Meanwhile, Buck Minniear
leading reinsman at Rosecroft
and two other drivers received
suspensions yesterday.
Minniear, winner of seven
races in q starts, was set down
for five days. He was charged
with causing Volo Dian to take
up sharply in a recent race
while driving Frisco Sofa.
Charley Lambertson was given
a Today penalty, heaviest to
date at the meeting. He was
charged with allowing Home
stretch Sandy to go through on
the rail while driving Princess
Indy.
Dave Legum of Washington
drew a f1ve-day ban for crowd
ing two horses while driving
Jess Direct and causing Fast
Rhythm to break.
In last nights racing, Sir Gal
Ion, 6-year-old black gelding,
showed flashes of his renowned
sire, Bill Gallon, to win the fea-
tured $2,250 Reynolds Memorial
Trot before a ladies night
crowd of 6,963. Sir Gallons
time was a speedy 2:04 AS.
Miss Juliette. a 4-year-olc
brown mare, took the earlier di-
vision of the Reynolds Memorial
in 2:08 rs, beating Maryland
Watts by a neck. Citan, the
odds-on choice. was third.
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NBC Vice President
Scores Kenwood Ace

Frank M. Scoop Russell, vice
president of NBC and the man
behind Arthur Godfrey's rise to
fame, made hole-in-one yes
terday at Kenwood. and Pro
George DifTenbaugh Immediately
wired the news to Godfrey.
Russell, who has been play
ins golf less than a year. used a
driver on the l67-yard third hole
In a round with Mrs. Russell.
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Barry Forms Wins
Junior Olympic Meet

Haywood Polk and Joe Wood
each scored a pair of victories to
lead Barry Farms to the title
in the Region l, Junior Olympic
track meet, sponsored by the
District Recreation Department,
yesterday at Fairlawn.
Polk won the 50-yard dash and
running high Jump in the 10 and
ll-year-old class, while Wood
took the same events in the 1918
age group.
Barry Farms scored los points,
followed by Douglas Junior High
Center, "a; Fort Stanton. 26;
Turner. 90 Hillcrest. 10; Ana
costa. 10; Congress Heights, 8,
and Fort Greble, 2.
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photo.

BROOKLYN, May % (P).-Sa'
Maglie said today he had made
up his mind to quit baseball al
the end of the season but all
thoughts of retirement vanished
with his sale to the Dodgers.
The SO year : old former
Dodger-killer joined his new club
yesterday. He pitched batting
practice a few hours after his
arrival and reported his arm felt
"better now than it has in three
years"
The veteran Highlander, sew
eral days late in reporting due
to the death of his father in
Niagara Falls, is scheduled to
make his first start in a Brook
Ign uniform against his former
Giants teammates at the Polo
Grounds Saturday,
A mainstay of the Giants staff
for years, Sal felt out of place
and at times useless with the
Cleveland Indians, who pur-
chased him last summer from
the Giants. He said he feels
more at home now that ne is
back in the National League.
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Arlington Girl Wins
Horse Show Honors
At Pegasus Stables

Katherine Albro of Arlington
won the Mary Saul Cup in the
Georgetown Visitation Schools
horse show yesterday at the
Pegasus Stables. The reserve
winner was Jarmila Hoza of Bel
Air, Md.
Ribbons were won by Florence
Hickey of Bethesda in the be-
ginners class, Ann Weeks of
Washington and Mary Fisher of
Pittsburgh in the pairs class. and
Patsy Coffey of Huntington, W.
Va. and Broncia Lee Conger of
Chevy Chase who tied in the
balloon chase.
The Schreier sisters. Missy
and Thomasine. took top honorS
in the Stone Ridge Schools
spring horse show at Pegasus
Stables.
Missy rode Swamp Girl to the
championship, while her sister
was the reserve winner with The
Shiek.
Mariane Hopkins and Libby
Miller won in the intermediate
classes, while Frederick Vor
Stade won in the beginners class
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Potty Berg Holds
Lead in Winnino

CHICAGO. May % [P.-Al-
though winning only one tourna-
ment so far this year, Patty Berg
continues to lead the ladies' PGA
money-winners with $3.50.
Patty also has the best scoring
average with 1852 strokes. Betsy
Rawls is second in winnings with
$500 and second in scoring with
1882. Miss Rawls has captured
three tournament titles.
The pros next tourney is the
Pittsburgh Open, starting May
81,
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Jacobs Rugby Coach

LONDON, ontario. May 70
P).-Indian Jack Jacobs, for
mer quarterback with the VIM
nipeg Blue Bombers, has agreed
to act as head coach and quar-
terback with the London Foot
ball Club in the Senior Ontario
Rugby Football Union, according
to club officials.
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Fall FutuI to jockey

HEREFORD, England, May %
(P.-Mervyn Wilkins, Nation
al Hunt Jockey. died in a hos
pital yesterday from injuries
received when his horse fell in
a steeplechase race a week ago.
He was IS.
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BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

Prince Gallon, Bee Handy
Calsway.
2-Abbe Gene, King Casco, Can,
terbury Boy.
3-Irish Ali, Mr.. F. G., Eastern
Star.
4-Major's Star, Nibble Express
Peter ELLINGTON.
5-Mighty Billy, Rose York, Ma.
jor's King.
6-DATE KNIGHT, The Tippler
Extra Special.
Knight Patrol. Belle Acton
Newport Frisco.
8-Afton Patch, Mighty Gold
Mighty Snubby.
LOngshOt Daily DOuble-Mary
land Benedict and Colder
Harvest.
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ROSECROFT
RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse $500; trot; class
Timarcn (Ackerman) $50 $40 400
Amity Hanover tHylan) go $40
Chico Hanover tAmatol 5.2O
Cara Hanover, Patricia Gallon. Tan
seria; Alan Hanover Adelaide. Time
l2:119s.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500; pace,
class rs cond.; ! mile
Md. Mac tCherrixl 1910 $40 $40
Princess Reward tBelOte) AGO 800
JOJOhn Ferryl 5.2O
Mss:ys Chick NsEsSm w E0secES
dence Darnley Time, 2:0S2s.
DAILY DOUBLE-Timaron and Mary.
land Mae DID, paid S5l..0.
THIRD RAcE-Purse $500 pace
class 70; ] mile.
Mr.. Lee Brook tStory) $50 4..O 3.sI
Fanny Adios Don Miller 100 5.2C
Sandy's KNIGHT. Thurey Y. Cape
( Torokina, Accomac, Polly Mac. Time
l2DS.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $500; trot
Gallavant tWarren) 1920 geo $3.50
Banata tScOtU 500 400
Sigma M (Carlockl 3.4O
Eager FINISHED 4th. placed 5th). Eta
Jacket, Homestretch Prince. Ida AEON
Winner driven by R. Warren, pro-
visional driver.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $3.50; trot;
class 10 &c No. Is. William ~ Reyn-
Odds Memorial list div1 and mile.
Miss Juliette tFOuter) 1920 400 2.fO
Maryland Watts CIV 4.4O 2.i1
Rhythm King. TipvolO. swish. seattle
Widow. Time. 2;0S2s.
SIXTH RACE--Purse 81 900; pace
BIB classified The Casual Corner ii.
Miss Dawn Grattan tMyerl
SEQ $500 s.SG
Betty French Cameron leo 3.iC
Port Of Call tEdmundSl 800
( Sandy RoSecroft Sandy McEllen Sun.
set Bay, JinFo Scott Real Day. Time
I2;i3ls
SEVENTH RAcE--Purse se.e50i trot
S flsss M sG MiH "a "a di Wiii mtI y
Sir Gallon n. Miiler $50 $3.50 2.st
Shake Up (DueTl 900 4.i(
Worthy Brucita CKlemins) 2.sI
Lady Vieky. Nesco, overture, carli
Hanover. Time. 2;04,4.
EIGHTH RAcE--Purse $500. pace
&C classified. mile,
lima Knlght (Edmunds)
Isle Of SKYE tEEAn) 400 3.si
Prasmite Garter HiI
Don Eden. Aubrey York, Dusty sue
Mighty Lucky, Chuck Roseeroft. Time
lo;0p
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HANDICAPS
FOR ROSECROFT

WEDNESDAYS PROGRAM, MAY 20
Post Time, S:15 PM; Daily Double Closes sos PM.
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) Scottish Chief tGrenierl --- 81
. Some Rniaht lEdmundSl - IT,
5 KcyStoner (Sifertl ST.
Frisco Rebel tStorvl lO.l
SEVENTH RACE--Pursc, $500: &c
pace; 3-year. colds. Vic Fleming Memo
rial, mile,
! Newport Frisco lcameronl 49, b-o
3 Belle Acton (Haughtonl $500 Bel
4 Abbey Bay tTolhursn ------- ~
) Knight Patrol (Arthur) 1890 al
. Volo Dian tTaylorl -.----- 81
& ORram Hanover (Walters) ---- ST.
EIGHTH RAcE--Purse. $500; pace:
c classified; l mile,
i Mighty Gold tCherrixl So
z Mighty Snubby tMchaeD 800 7-2
z Alton Patch tRiddickl -------- Al
9 snow Mite Howdenl -- 6-l
Mac Brewer tWileuttsl ------- s-1
Cherrio Pick tHudsonl --------10-1
Il Ash Walnut Smith 0-l
s Merrie Darnlevson Story o. I
Best bet-EASTERN STAR t3d).
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Next: A trumpet and some
yogi help make Slime great)
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DAILY DOUBLE-Timaron and Mary
land Mac DID. paid S5l..O.

FIFTH RACE-Purse $3.50; trot;
class 10 &c No. is. William. N. .Reyn-
Odds Memorial list div and mile.
Miss Juliette tFOuter) 1920 400 2iO
Maryland Watts CIV d.4O 2.tO
Citan Dancerl lea
Rhythm King. Tipvolo. swish, Seattle
Widow. Time. 2:0S2s.
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FIRST RAcE-purse, $500; trot: {
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SIXTH RACE--Purse ST 900 pace
BB classified. The Casual Corner liz
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Miss Dawn Grattan (Myerl
SEQ 93OO $50
BETTY French fCamerOnl leo $40
Port of Call tEdmundSl 800
Sandy Rosecroft, Sandy McEllen. Sun.
set Bay, JinFo Scott, Real Day. Time.
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SEVENTH RAcE--Purse se.o50 trot
S ssss MssGGorlNU "a aT,willsm Mn n
Sir Gallon Oh. Miller $50 $3.50 $50
shake Up tDueTl 900 4.4O
Worthy Brucita (Kleming) $50
ua bsSs v TS:. S Stsss0 Overture csrla
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FIRST RACE-Purse $500; trot; class
l2S; | mile.
TimaFOn (Ackerman) $50 $40 d2O
Amity Hanover (Hylanl 100 $40
Chico Hanover tAmatOl 92O
Cara Hanover. Patricia Gallon. Tan
seria. Alan Hanover, Adelaide. Time
l2.ll3s
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-10
JONES Returned
ON page one)

(Contlnued from page one)
votes.
For Noble county treasurer,
A. Ralph Hicks was unopposed
and received a total of 1920
votes.
Homer Weldon was unopposed
for county engineer and received
a complimentary vote of 1916. 4,
DIR. N. S. Reed was also un-
opposed for Noble county coron-
er and received a complimentary
vote of 1870.
The vote for Noble county
commissioner, two to be nominal
ed, on the Republican ticket was
as follows: Ernest Secrest, l1l7;
Kenneth G. Kearns, 1856; Dack
E. Blake, 1913; c. L. Franklin,
757 and NJ. L. Rayner, 676.
John w. Hazard was un-oppos-
ed for the nomination for Noble
county prosecuting attorney and
he received a total vote of 1906.
On the Democratic side of the
fence, Bert VanFossen with 8l4
votes and Alfred Brown with
581 were nominated for Noble
county commissioners. Ray c.
Archer was the third man with
a total of 52l votes.
Incumbent Fred Fox received
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Caldwell Schools

tCOntlnued from page Ona)
grade, solo; johnny Hayes,
eighth grade, solo.
Vocal ensemble, three-parts,
sixth grade, including Pheby
Doan, Don McDiffitt, Billy
Hayes, Evangeline Doudna and
Sharon ChicWak.
Vocal ensemble, three parts,
sixth grade, including Billy
Hayes, Don McDiffitt, Helen
Lichwarchik and Kathryn Wiley.
Vocal ensemble, two-parts,
fifth grade, including Beth
Wood, Erma Doudna, Donna
Nichols and Shirley Mazgay.
Vocal ensemble, two-parts,
seventh and eighth grades, in
Guiding Caroline Chicwak, Nor
ma Doudna, Barbara Merry and
Lorraine Kalan.
Vocal ensemble, three-parts,
seventh and eighth grades, in
Guiding Gordon Wood, Eddie
James, Norma Doudna and Kitty
10 Parks.
Excellent Ratings
Participating students who re-
ceived excellent ratings were as
follows:
Norma Doudna, eighth grade,
solo; vocal ensemble, tWo-parts,
fifth grade, including David
Wharton, Larry Doan, Anne Pax
ton, Erma Doudna, Beth Wood
and LaVerne Kalan.
Vocal ensemble, tWo-parts
seventh and eighth grades, in-
Guiding Eugene Boyd, Johnny
Hayes, Sheila Schafer and Caro-.
lyn Giallombardo.
Vocal ensemble, three-partS
ninth grade, including Dolores
Brown, Clarice McDiffitt, Mari,
lyn Merry, Nancy Pitts, Joy
Wells and Donna Nau.
Vocal trio, seventh and eighth
grades, including Sheila Schafer
Lorraine Kalan and Barbara
Boyer.
Good Rating
Vocal trio, seventh and eighth
grades, including Lynn Craft
Barbara Merry and Dianne Nc,
Donald.
All of the above numbers were
under the direction and accom-
panied by James l.. Carter
Every student attending from
Caldwell received an aware
certificate from the 9th distric
chairman, r. Donald Stump
Only superior, excellent anc
good ratings received certificates
This is the first year that the
Caldwell schools ever entered
this contest.
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Caldwell Bend

Continued from page one)
contribution toward the
uniforms.
At regular meeting of the Odd
Fellows lodge, Thursday night
this group voted $4,000 for this
purpose but this amount has not
yet been received by the Band
Mothers club and not included
in the total figure of $668.
The band mothers would also
like people to save their sales
tax stamps which will be applied
to the uniform fund.
Treasurer Mrs. Lillian Boyer
also said today that few
anonymous donations have also
been received.
Those who have contributed
from April 80 to May are
Arthur Grimes, Donald B
Racey, Mrs. Norman R. Sampson
Ralph II. Miller, Dr.. Larrick
Ilene c. Davis, Geneva Johnson
Rev. Andrew Beros, Ruth Cair
Sealock, L. c. and Kathryn
Gray, Columbia Thompson.
Rilla Thompson, Minnie S
Danford, Wayne Archer, Dorothy
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. Zail Spear
Gladys 1. Davis, Jerald J. Wehr
Mrs. David Spence, Ladue c
Shafer, Cuba Fowler, Jane
King, Charles L. Wiley, Mrs
Howard Farmer, Lillian Love
Braden, Goodsell Carter, James
F. Burkhart, Jeanne E. Truck
Glen wilkinson.
Barbara Bober, John D. Hick.
man, Mrs. Iva Schafer Keeton
Betty l.. Nash, Ruth Quick Bron'
son, William 0. DeVol, Rober'
B. Brown, Emily Harand, Eve
! lyn Davis, Hope Webster, Vir
ginia Webster, Mr. and Mrs
Edgar Love, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Gather, Kathryn Lorenz, Sadie
Brothers, Richard Clark, Wesley
B. Marshall.
Louella Macenko, w. c. Gray
Myra Williams, Phil Fleeeman
Grant Davis, Bevan Trainer, Har
old r. Hume, James r. Robinson
Mrs. Lucy Archer, Mr.. and Mrs
Dwight Sanford, Janice Da,
Watson, Junior Cunningham
Don c. Briggs, Ray E. Watson
Kenneth f. Ziler, Ray D. Allison
Walter l.. Johnson, Ruby Wheel
er Fast, Mack j. Fowler, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Iams, Pat King.
Blanche Burlingame, w. Bryar
Cain, Mildred Keeton Cain
Mrs. Charles Snode, Okey II
Johnson, Mrs. Louis Hartley, Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Woodford, 1t
Col. Loran E. Buckley, A. l.
Krauk. Warren E. Johnson, Rol
and c. Ralph, Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Seffens, Mr.. and MRS. vii
liam Hill, Dean Rutherford
George Morgareidge, Mary Nor
| gareidge, Clyde Hutchlns, A
| Wade and Josephine Cain Wells
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ANNUAL DINNER

The annual dinner honoring
the birthday of William Reed, of
Caldwell, Will be held Sunday,
May 20 at II o'clock noon at
the Noble county Playground. Mr..
Reed will be observing his 96th
birthday anniversary. A basket
dinner will be served at noon.
All relatives and friends are in
Vited to attend.
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PROBATE NOTICE

approval and settlement OF ACCOUNTS
Accounts and vouchers of the fol-
lowing named persons and estates
have been filed in the Probate Court
of Noble County, Ohio, for approval
and settlement:
l.. c. Young as executor of the
estate of Iva S. Maring, deceased.
Unless exceptions are filed thereto,
said account viii be for hearing before
said Court. on the ninth day of June
1856, at which time said account will
be considered and continued from day
to day until finally disposed of
Any person interested may file
written exceptions to said accounts
or to matters pertaining to the eXecu-
ton of the trust. not less than five
days prior to the date set for hearing
EARL p. McGINNIS,
Probate Judge
Bernice Mills.
Deputy Clerk
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County Grads.


Neuhart, Janice Audrey Roe,
Willard Clayton Roe, Patricia
Ann Slevin, Dale Richard Starr,
Everett Gearold Stoneburner,
Richard Neal Stotts, Laquita Joy
Triplett, Janet Ann Williams, and
Rita Ann McGee.
Belle Valley Local
Commencement, Monday, May
81; speaker, Richard Clark of
Troy. Graduates include: Carol
Marlene Uhl, Dolores Ann Bee
kett, Janet Elaine Halahan, Mary
Katheryn Lett, Martha Lou Nc
Ferren, Carol Louise Morris,
Ruth Ann Phelps, Patricia Lou
Buckley, Donna Mae Werberger,
Betty Lou Bond, Ann Sklenar,
Phyllis June Lisak, Phyllis Ann
Baker, John Stephen Gaydos,
Earl Melvin Bond, Edgel Blaine
Ogle, Robert Wiley Bigley,
Charles Louis Hill, Dale William
Yerian, Charles J. Steed, Detmer
, Lejoy Greathouse, James l.. De-
Volid, Jack Hrinko, Terry Ken
meth Yonker and Bonnie Joan
MaSsie.
Sarahsville Local
| Commencement, Wednesday,
May %; speaker Rev. Paul S.
Banders of the Coburn Methodist
] church in GAINESVILLE. Graduates
include: Larry Darrell Bates;
Joyce Elaine Carter, Joseph Ed
ward Clark, Lucinda Mae Clark,
Rosa Belle Clark, Charles Erwin
Cowgirl, Loren Russell Davis,
Melvin Richard Davis, Wanda
! Jean Davis, Kenneth Allen Funk,
Myrna Joanne Masters; Donald
Clarence Moore, Helen Cynthia
Nicholson, Gerald Dean Poulton,
Larry Lee Robinson, John Fred
Rutherford, Robert Lee Sholtis,
and Betty Jane Williams.
Dexter City Local
Commencement exercises, Fri
| day. May l8; speaker Bruce Tom,
state grange lecturer of Colum-
bus. Graduates include: Roy
David Adds; Evelyn Freda
! Arnold; Charles William Ball,
Kay Louise Binegar, Nancy Jean
Roord, Ethel Mae Clark, Joseph
Gary Davis, Ernest Roosevelt
Evans Jr.; Vernon Ray Hughes
Jr., Alice Louella Lamp, Noel
Leon Mcfarland, Raymond Dean
Mitchell, Carolyn Sue Moore,
Carolyn Lee Moseley, Janet Mar
lene Murray, Mary Marlene
Pryor, Clyde Ray Smith, Nelson
Benjamin Thompson and Doris
Marie Way.
Elk Local
Commencement Xerci S e S,
Wednesday, May l6; speaker,
| Paul f. Angel Of Marietta.
Graduates include: Shirley Ann
| Baker, Verda Lucille Morrison,
Opal Jean Crum, Fay Eloise
| VanFOssen, Hester Ann Rossiter,
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Love,
| William Herman Lallathin,
James Melvin Walker, Howard
Frank Stevens, Ronald Gene
! GildoW and Neil Harold Schott
Tuida local
Commencement, Friday, May
25. Graduates include: Myron G.
Fox, Dolores A. Dinmerling,
Marilyn r. Ritterbeck, Barbara
A. Schell, Dolores M. Schoep-
pner, KathalCne J. Schott and
Mary Ann w. Singer.
Summerfieid Local
Commencement exercises, on
| Thursday, May II; speaker
Charles l.. Harrison, resident
chaplin Of the Boys Industrial
School in Lancaster. Graduates
include: Charles Edward Henry
Patsy Lou TruaX, Virginia
Kathleen Carpenter, Janet Mae
Morris, Lille Mabel Stephens
Shelba Jean Johnson, Beverly
Ann Bird, Gertrude Emma
Crum, Kathryn Sara Cutler
Roger Stanley Christman, Pat,
ricia Anna Dimmerling, Phyllis
K. Mallett, Margaret Anr
Spence, Ruth Marlene DINNER,
I ling and Joe Carroll Dodds.