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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-03
Claridon Church Plans
Missionary Convention

sionary convention will be the
Rev. r. H. Smith of India and
Mrs. Asher B. Case of MahaSar-
kan, Siam (Thailand).
Rev. Paul E. Pope, pastor of
the Claridon Church, invites the
public to come and hear the mis-
sionaries tell of Gods work a.
mong the the peoples of other
lands and to see the slide pic
lures the speakers have taken of
their respective fields.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-03
Men of St. Mary's
Set Clambake Sunday

The Men of st. Mary's Holy
Name Society will hold their an
nual Clambake Sunday, Oct. 6
across Rt. A from st. Mary'S
church on the parish grounds
They will be serving from l pm.
to pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-03
HAVE YOU MET =

HAVE YOU MET -
Mr.. and Mrs. thomas Novak
of Thomas St. in Chagrin Falls?
They moved from Cleveland
where Mr.. Novak works for Un-
ion Painting and Decorating.
They have two daughters, Lin
da, 2, and Brenda, 6 months.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-03
Knights of Columbus
Plan Dinner in Geauga a

Helens Chruch Sunday, Septem-
ber 2 Cat the 800 am. Mass
Breakfast will follow in the
church hall.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-03
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES

The ever-present power of the
Christ, Truth, to heal sickness
and to destroy discord will be
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-03

pm.
Oct. 13
The Holy Name Society will
receive communion at the g.
90 am. Mass. Breakfast and
meetign will follow il the
church hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28

See Santa ag from his sleigh drawn by eight storbok reindeer
at $500 M Watch he fcks switch 1000
lights this gorgeous Atlantic cedar The whole family will enjoy
the breahng sight of this great If you can't be here
make point sometime during the holiday
Bring shopping list Corners Shopping Center You'll
always find delight folks your list widest
every price range! -Four blocks downtown selection
pacty arranged the length of city block Parking space for
$500 Arnold buses Upper Promenade Taxi stand
our Lower Promenade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
By BRENDA HELSER

Buddhist monk. Prince Chula
also noted that the real Anna
left Siam a year before King
Mongkut died of malaria.
Long playing records of the
original cast of MY Fair Lady"
and the LIP records of Harry
Belafonte are being black mar
keted in Great Britain for $12
each. Officially both are being
held back until live perform
ances are presented in Lon
don'S West End.
1t was a live performance
that travellers heard at Orly
Airport recently when they
were held UP by a lightning
two-hour strike. Among them
were members of the Salzburg
Orchestra who, being Austrian
and full of gemutlichkeit, made
the tedious wait pass quickly
with their glorious music.
A singer is being heavily
mourned in Britain; so much
so that the BIC has cancelled
a regular evening program to
offer a tribute to Bill johnson.
He was an American who failed
to click on Broadway but met
great success in London singing
the leads in American musicals
like Annie Get Your Gun"
and kiss Me Kate" His sud-
den death in New York made
front-page headlines in the
British papers and wasn't even
mentioned the same day in the
Paris edition Of the New York
Herald Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
Alexandra Women Plan
Fifth Annual Art Fair

Mrs. Estes Kefauver and Mr..
Leo Herschfield will have a
special feature exhibits" in
the Fifth Annual Art Fair of
the Alexandria Junior Wom-
ans Club to take place from
March % through the 3lst in
Gadsby's Tavern.
The annual benefit, which
raises money for the clubs
philanthropic activities, will
display the works of a number
of professional and amateur
artists in the Washington area
including oils. water colors,
textiles. ceramics and china
painting.
Ribbon Cutting
Cutting the satin ribbon at
a preview for patrons and ar
lists on March q will be Rep
resentative Broyhill of Virginia.
An added feature of the fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

will be a number of floral dec
oratings. decorating the tavern,
submitted by garden clubs of
Alexandria and Fairfax Coun-
ties.
Colonial CARRIED hostesses
will escort visitors and assist
in serving refreshments. On
March 30 and 30, Miss Mary
Ann Brickert and her brother
William will present special
exhibitions of Colonial dane
ing.
Among the honorary patrons
Of the fair are: Madame de
Kaufman, the Netherlands
Ambassador and Madame van
Roijen. Madame Tran Van
Chuong. the Ambassador of
Guatemala and Sonora de
Cruz-Salazar. the Ambassador
of /Pakistan and Begun Ali,
the Ambassador of the Phil
ippines and Mrs. Romulo. the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
Founding OF
West Point
Celebrated

The Superintendent Of the
Military Academy. West Point.
N. Y. Maj. Gen. Garrison DAY.
idson, was the honor guest and
speaker last evening at the
155th celebration of the Found
ing of the Academy. when the
Washington graduates met at
the Sheraton-Park Hotel for
dinner.
Mai. Gen. John S. Bragdon
had charge of the local ar
rangements. together with Col.
Terry L. O'Bryan. and Maj.
Gen. c. Rodney Smith.
Capt. Keith Nusbaum, vice
president of the local group.
acted as master of ceremonies
in place of 1t. Gen. Raymond
Wheeler. president. who is at
the moment in Egypt, assist
ing with the clearance Of the
Suez Canal.
The United States Army
Band and the its famous Army
Band Chorus played and sang
all the Army songs gathered UP
through the years.
While the graduates were
swapping stories at the Shera-
ton-Park Hotel. the distaff
side Of the 1919 class were be-
ing entertained at the home Of
retired Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
Urban Niblo.
They entertained jointly
with Col. and Mrs. West Derby.
The invitations read Come
and check your coats, hats,
and wives" The men will
leave by chartered bus and
return to retrieve them after
the dinner.
Among guests at the Niblo's
were Mrs. Albert c. Wede-
meyer, Mrs. Ernest NJ. Bran
non, Mrs. ]. L. Harbaugh. Mrs.
Robert w. Crichlow. Mrs. Her.
bert Jones. Mrs. Herbert B.
Lopez and Mrs. E. Mckinley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
DATELINE PARIS
Sir Winston on Riviera,
Albums High in London

PARIS.--As long as this is
st. Patrick's Day let's talk of
things Irish. even If they get
us very quickly around to
things Monegasque.
For. in the paying Office of
q building works in County
Mayo. Ireland. there slaves by
day a lovely 22-year-old
named Eileen Kelly, she's a
second cousin of Grace. Eileen
is pay clerk for her father;
yes. her father too. is a very
successful builder just like his
first cousin. John Brendan.
The KellyS resident in County
Mayo duly received announce
ments of Grace's marriage
and the birth of cousin Caro-
line but Eileen has no plans
for going to Monaco just yet,
at least. Says she: When one
can only get one holiday a
year you like to spend it in a
nice quiet place. Monaco
until now hasn't been my idea
of the place" Eileen Kelly. of
Ireland's County Mayo. actu-
ally Shudders at the very idea
of the cousins Grimaldi calling
on them and advises. waiting
until all the fuss dies down.
Then We could give them a
grand quiet holiday"
Near Monaco
A quiet holiday is to be had
IN and /or near Monaco, and
Sir Winston Churchill'S got it.
He's stopping as usual at the
villa of his publisher and, as
If the patron were standing
over his shoulder. the great
man writes several hours a
day. He dictates mostly from
his low bed with a bookcase,
a telephone, and an enormous
aShtray within arms reach.
Even on unclear days he can
see Monte Carlo from the
garden terrace. This falls in
with his painting preference
for landscapes and flowers,
but he loathes being watched
while he daubs. Guests or no
guests he dresses for dinner.
as what civilized Englishman
doesn't? He knows he has a
standing invitation to call at
the palace of the Grimaldis
but has accepted only once or
twice at the most.
Hoping for tremendous sales
with his new record album is
the Liberace of The United
Kingdom, the eighth Baron.
Lord Foley. He's in his early
30s. looks as though he might
have also descended from the
Bourbon kings of France. and
has a mother as interested in
her sons career as is Mrs.
Liberace in her sons.
King Was Thin
Prince Chula Of Siam is the
great-grandson of King Mong-
kut currently looking for all
the world like Yul Brynner on
the movie screens Of the world.
Prince Chula thinks, Mr..
Brynner is a very good actor
for an imaginary part but he
hardly looks like a frail, thin
man. does hep" He goes on
to explain that at the time of
1.-THE King and 1" his great
grandparent was an old man
whose hair had grown in long
since. although 1t had been
shaved for his q years as a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

Ambassador Of China and
Madame Tong.
Also. the Ambassador Of the
Union of South Africa and Mrs.
du Plessis. the Ambassador of
Ecuador, DR.. Jose r. Chiri-
boga; the Minister of Switzer-
land and Madame de Torrente,
Associate Justice and Mrs.
William j. Brennan, Mrs.
George M. Humphrey, Mrs.
Herbert Brownell, Postmaster
General and Mrs. Arthur Sum-
merf1eld, Mrs. Sinclair Weeks
and many more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
OUDGETREND MODERN

Time the test Of popularity and popularity long
time the test Of good furniture Budgetrend hos been
Of Americas fovore modern collections for mony
years. Superb crofted Of solid Wisconsin elm thon
IS open stock pieces for every and very very sensby
priced See it at oil three open budget account
and enjoy Budsetrend in your home.
Budget Accounts Invited . Customers Parking All Tire
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-09
New Con.on Items
Several Residents
Attend Funeral
of Mrs. Ruth Hitter

+ Miss Harriotte Patteson. M
Richmond. vas a week end guest
of her parents. MI and Mrs P -
Patteson
] DR.. and Mrs J r Johnson Of
Y vnchburp visited the John Al
lDeanes and attended homecoming
h Mt Zion Baptist church sun
day
T Miss Eva H snead turned
Sunday to the Phillips home after
lependi ng several DAYS with her
brother P N Snead Or Chester
/ MS F = Gilbert and Mrs. y.
R Phillips spent Monday in Rich
mond
/ Mrs. c. c. Helms and daughters,
3ette and Jane. Of Princess Anne.
Iare visiting her parents. MI and
Mrs John A. Deane
/ Several people Of this place az
tended the funeral services for
Mrs. Ruth Palmore Hitar. who
died after 4 long illness IN Sti
Petersburg Fla MIS- Hitter had
been nursing her aged mother for
-everal Years After a funeral
ivervice a. Bremo Bluff her body
Iwas taken to Louisa for BURIAL
iFEcr only child. Malcolm II Hitter,
twas too IL in Richmond hos
5gitcl to attend her funeral
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-09

Roy. M. George r Reynolds
of Atkinson. N q who has &C.
ceptet a call as pastor Of Betlle-
hem and Enon churches. was to
arrive Wednesday and occupy the
aeu, PARSONAGE in the Bethlehem
neighhorhood The schedule for
services is as follows
Enon. day services second and
fourth Sunday mornings and
NIGHT services first and third Sum
/ aav. Bethlehem. first and third
cmndav mornings and second and
! fourth Sunday nights.
I, MI. and Mrs. Hunter Allen. Of
Woodbridge. and S f. Dunavant
md Miss Hlda Dunavant. Of
Natural Bridge. were week end
guests Of Mrs. S. z. Dunavant.
+ Mr.. ard Mrs. Allen were returning
from Niagara Falls N y end
stopped in Detroit, Mich to visit
relatives.
MI and Mrs Henry Millright
ard dauehtnr. Kathv. were week
and guest Of Mrs. Henry WRIGHT.
: II s. Jones accompanied his
son Billy Jones and family. to
the beach and spent the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilmore Ransom,
ana son, left last Saturday for
thrir home iii WILMINGTON, Dsl..
after spending week With Mr.
and Mrs. B. G Ransom.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Self Of
Richmond. and Miss joyce Spain.
Of Norfolk visited Mr.. and Mrs.
K Harold Coleman Wednesday.
Miss Ruby Gillispie spent the
week end with her mother. Mrs.
r.. L. Gllispie Miss Nell Null Of
4 Richmond was also q guest
Mrs Morina Indergoes Surgery
Ms q B. Morine is improving
! in Richmond hospital where she
nadorwcnt surgery Monday.
Clvdo WHITE is critically III in
tlNAfill II NJsliti di IlOSJItdl Ia
! Richmond Mr. White Is With
him
~ and NJ H q Anderson.
and dauah'er Mrs. Norman Poll
4 inas and DAUGHTER Fave visited
M ana Mrs John Word We'd
\ 'esdav
~ 4 y. Tnatv. WHO hex been
sick for the past two weeks. is
: improving
Words Ir., Visit Words
Mr. and Mrs. 3 r. Word. Jr..
and children Of Charlottesville,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ben Word
: Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs A. w. Manning
IF n wort News. arc visiting Mr..
mn Mrs. Ben Word,
Mrs. Carroll GilliSpie. and chill
drcn visited Mrs Garnett Smith
Sunday
Mrs. Robert Smith returned tc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-09
Proud Young Beasleys Take To Pony-Back Following
Their Trip To The Stock Market In Richmond Last Week

Mr. and Mrs Vernard c. Prof
fit, T c. and K M Beasley were
III Richmond last week and went
to the pony and stock market.
The two young Beasleys purch-
ased pony, Of which they are
very proud, and are enjoying rid
inc it.
Rev and Mrs. Philip Thomas
and Ashbv Moseley OF LaCross,
were luncheon guests Sunday Of
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Rainey. Mrs.
Jack Wineo and Nancy Brent
were guests in the same home.
Proffitts Have Lunch
Mr. and Mrs Y. c. Proffitt were
luncheon guests Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kemper Beaslev
Rain in this community is bad
ii needed gardens and crops are
suffering.
The revival starts Sunday, AL
gust II. at Concord Baptist
church. The Rev. Omar Burnette
will be the speaker for the week
Dr. Burton Field and family,
visited Mr. and Mrs Blake W.
Cprson. and daughter. recently
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-09

grandsons. of FarmVille and Rsoh-
bond
] Mrs. Mable Cox was in New
York and New Hampshire recent
~.
The Alfred Harris family at
tended homecoming day at Cedar
church Sunday The Rev Orrell,
of Richmond is the guest speaker
FOR the weeks revival Rev Ernest
Wrenn Is the pastor
Tommie Thonlas is spending
several days visiting Jimmie
Thomas. and family, and other
Selatives and friends in the Cedar
neighborhood.
Hickory Club TO Meet
Hickory Grove Home Demon
stration club meets with Mrs.
Cleveland Jones at 23o p. m.
August 10
Guests last week Of the Alfred
Harrises were Mr.. and Mrs Wiley
Thomas. and daughter. of lynch
burg MIR. and Mrs Irwin Poe and
claildr4n Mr. and Mrs. Acie Allen,
and son, and Mrs, Walter Tho
mas
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-09
Arvonio News
Pilgrimage To
Jamestown For
Six VacatiOners

Miss Pat Shuler has returned
from spending three weeks in
Franklin. N. 9. and Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Holt. and
family. Of Blacksburg. are visiting
Mrs j NJ Hannah
Miss Mary Bersch and Miss
Mary Catherine Ritter, Of Char
lottesville. spent the week end ii
their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel LeSueur and
daughters. Linda and Connia.
have returned after vacationing
al Virginia Beach. They also VII
sited jamestown
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Hughes
spent their vacation at Virginia
Beach and went TO Jamestown.
Mrs Q. J Williams. Mr. and
Mrs Owen z. Williams. and Bob
by and Anne. were week END
guests Of Mrs. w. L. Powers. OF
near Tappahannock Mrs. VIII
Aidill> iflildli lto III lpl1SNi NAot'-
Mrs. Ben Spencer Of near Dill
IWyn, accompanied them.
+ Mr. and Mrs M +. LeSueur
and DAUGHTER, Betty were recent
week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Earle Jones, of Elk Hill.
The Rev and Mars Carl Poe.
and family have moved from this
community to Florida He was the
pastor of the WESLEYAN Method
lst church at Glendale
The Women of the Church met
in the home Of Mrs. W T. john
son last Thursday
4 MI and Mrs. +. H Holt and
family. Of Richmond were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. w r
johnson
4 MISS Beverley RPardon under
went an appendectomv al John
|ston- Willis Hospital ii Richmond
last Friday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-09
CurdsvilIe Items

Mrs C r. Wise was pleasantly
surprised last week when her sis
ter-in-law Mrs Margaret Guth
rio and daughter. Mrs John
Kr.sch. 81 Philadelphia, Pa. visit
Cd her
MI. and Mrs. Jim Ayres, and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
Ayers. Of Richmond. last week.
Guests last week Of Mr.. and
sffs Yancv Bailey and Mrs Will
lie BAILEY were Mrs. Annie Gar
nett Mrs Lucy Bersch, Miss Ann
n Phaup and Mr. and Mrs En-
NETT Dunkum.
Last week s callers IN Mrs. M.
Julian were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Chance, and children. and Mrs.
Mildred Dillon. Of Kansas.
BaileNs Go TO Saluda
Mr and Mrs r J Bailey were
ID sa'uda Monday
Mrs. Marvin Dunkum. and MIS-
.Iosiua Durkun. and SON we're in
Farmvillc Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Garnet.
end family Of Richmond. visited
MIS- Annie Garnett Sunday
Mrs. M NJ. Julian and Mrs.
Annie Garrett were in Farmville
Wednesday
Mrs c. G. Harvey. Mrs. Rawles
Jones ana three children, of Hol-
l9rds Mrs. Halle Baldwin and
the two Dewitt children called
on the Emmett Dunkuns Thurs
day
Mrs Finch Returns
Mrs. Bessie Love Finch has re-
timed to work after her vacation,
MIS- G G Holland. and son.
ard Ms Preston Holland, all Of
T9llands, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Fanny Bailey last week
Mrs Billy Ayers, Of Richmond.
IL spandira few DAYS with her
parents Mr. and MIS-. Wesley
Dpnkum and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Ayers.
yancv Bailey and Mrs. Willie
Bailey visited Mrs. Monroe Johns
ana M and Mrs. Billy Bailey, all
IL Farmville last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dnnkum
we're in Farmville last week.
Hollands Family Visits
Mt Rawles Jones, and chill
dfen Of Hollands, have been visit
lne her mother Mrs e G. Harvey
and Mr.. and Mrs William New
man and family Of Farmville,
end attended the wedding 81 Her
nephew Billy Newman and Miss
Sna Epson Saturday at Black
stone
Yancy Bailey and Ms. While
Bailov callod OF MIR and Mrs.
Georao KesleN in their new home
noar Ranes Tavern Also in the
same home were their two little
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-09
Enonville Items
North Car0lininn Arrives
To Serre Bethlehem, Zion

Richmond Saturday. Robbie and
v Kafhy remained with their grand
mother. Mrs katherine Allen
+ Ransons Go to Farmvil'e
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore Ransom
and SON Andy and Mrs 3 Ct.
Ransom visited MI. and Mrs r f.
Coleman. Of Farmvine, Wednes-
day
Miss Parkie Dunayant and Mrs.
B. E. Payne were guests Of Mrs.
RI S. Gillispie Sunday
Nj. and Mrs. Warren Jones. Of
1 Farmville. were guests of Mi and
/ Mrs. Mnrriel Dunavant Sunday
Mrs.. w. r. Sheppard and Nj.
and Mrs. r. M Dabney. Of Rich
mond. visited r F Price in the
I home Of MI and Mrs Richard
(. Dunavant Sunday
Deborah STAYS with Ora ndparents
! Deborah Smith is visiting her
~eandparents. Mr. and Mrs John
' Word
! MISS Pauline Peters of Norfolk.
\ visited her Sister and brother-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. John E. RAN
son Chet Ransom wrnt TO Norfolk
With her Sunday 70 spend this
wetk
Mr. HID Mrs. Murrel nunavant
attended home coming dav At
csothen Church at Howardsville
Sunday.
Guy Derrenbacker Of Norfolk
is visiting Mr. and Mrs Richard
Dunavant M and Mrs. Warren
I! Dunavant. and son. Of Farmville.
twefe Sunday guests in the same
home.
Oddly enough, the most spectacu-
AM Gorge on the face Of the earth
s likewise 4 mountain range Ris-
ng from re wildly colored floor OF
NJ Grand Canvon in Arizona are
N'ni a'lv hundreds cf peaks higher
than any mountains east Of the
P-ockies yet thev don't roach above
the ground level at The Canyon 5
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-09

Richmond Saturday. Robbie and
Kathy remained with their Grand
mother. Mrs. katherine Allen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25
ENGAGED
Hoys.Lok

0y0-1OA
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Eprigg Hays Of Barnesville.
Nd. announce the engage
ment OF their daughter Mary
White TO Mr.. Godefridus
J.. Lok Of Heerlen. Hol-
land, A November wedding
Is planned.
Sh0nnon-Mulletie
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pope
Shannon OF Chevy Chase,
Md, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Jean
Reid to Mr.. Reese Ewell
Mallette. jr.. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reese Ewell Mallette Of
Birmingham. Ala. A De-
cemher wedding Is planned.
Mothewson-Bciley
1t. Gen. and Mrs. Lemuel
Mathewson announce the
engagement Of their daugh-
ter Elizabeth Paige TO LIST 1t.
Broadus Bailey. jr.. uSA. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Broadus
Bailey Of Greenville. s. C.
Tolerico-Sletto
Mrs. Margaret Tolerico Of
Carhondale. Pa. announces
the engagement Of her daugh-
ter jeanne Of Washington to
Mr.. Ellsworth o. Sletto Of
washington. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Sletto Of Bran
don. MINI. An April wedding
Is planned.
Wosser-Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN w.
Wasser announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Roberta Joan to Mr.. Rob-
ert H. Robinson. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Robinson
Of Media, Pa. A June We'd
ding Is planned.
Stribling-White
Col. and Mrs. S. r. Strib-
ling Of Kensington. Nd. an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Elizabeth 70
Mr.. Arthur B. White. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. White
of Topeka. Kans. A Novem-
Der wedding Is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25
It's the most beautiful Fall IN years

the supple shapes the burst of color the wonderful news
Of fur trims Foshion shopping hos never been more
exhilorotino-or rewordino, voue-wise-thon now
at Jelleffs. Come see, tomorrow!
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10
Center Sets
Glasses In
SWIMMING

Center family members
will be given an opportunity
to learn to swim through an
extensive program this sum.
mer.
Requirements for the in.
struction - offered by top
Tucson water safety experts
are family membership in
the Center and a 81 registra-
ton fee.
THE FOLLOWING is the
learn-to-s swim schedule:
Monday through Friday
Children's instruction. Begin
ming classes from 9 to $3.50
am. In clu des floaties,
splashes, etc. First session
June 3-21; second session
June 24-July 5, third session
July 8 to July 19, fourth ses-
sion July % to Aug. 2. Class
limited to 25 per session. Reg
istration now open.
intermediate classes - 9:3O
to 10 am. Prerequisites =
jump in deep water and swim
IS yards and return. Regis
tration now being taken. First
session June 3 to June 81 and
second session July 8 to July
19.
Swimmer classes-9:30 to
10 am. Requirements-hold
intermediate cards or swim
100 yards in good strong
form. First session June "a
to July 5 and second session
July % to Aug. 2. Registra-
ton now being taken.
JUNIOR LIFE SAVING
class is open to Center mem
bers for 3 weeks beginning
June 10 to June %. Registra-
tions now being taken.
Swim team meets daily
1915 to 1 pm.
Boys and girls senior team
- Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, for II, II, 13 years
and over.
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10
TroiIbIazers Forming At Center

The opening of a Trailblaz-
er program for boys and girls
of the junior high school lev.
ELL to Ia years-on Mon
day, June 10, has been an.
nounced by Benjamin N.
Brook, executive director of
the Center.
The program will be held
Mondays through Thursday
from 10 am. to 5 pm. and
will run for 8 consecutive
weeks. Ed Jones will direct
the program which will in
clude a skill training and can
teen program, instruction in
golf, archery and swimming,
softball and volleyball, arts
The Arizona post., 1957-05-10
B'nui Birth
Sets Dinner
Dance

Reservations now are be-
ing taken for the annual
dinner dance and floor
show sponsored by B'nai
Birth.
The affair will be held
Sunday, May 26, at the Co.
tillon Supper Club, an
nounces David Mishkind,
chapter president.
Arrangements for the af-
fair are being made by Ed
ward Kleinerman, assisted
by Kenneth Cohen.
Price of admission for
the dinner dance and floor
show is $5 donation per