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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-23

Mrs. Laura Williams and
daughter, Virginia, were visiting
Mrs. Josie Williams one day last
week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-23

The largest shotgun tourna-
ment in the world is held an
nually at Vandalia, Ohio.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

moment can afford a full size
anything, much less a full
size Gallup poll. But con-
slider this housewives poll
taken over a days routine
conversations with her hus-
band who's q business man
Of normally capitalistic lean
ings; a friend of Franco
American extraction who's an
actress and plays nightly on
the Paris stage: the repair
man who came to fix a leak
In the roof prior to that
anticipated "hard winter;
the cleaning woman whose
husband is a bus driver
who goes out on strike
when asked to; the gar
dener who's an old Army
pensioner: the cook whose
regular army nephew hasn't
received his full pay for the
last two months. and the
owner Of the hardware store
who's the most brilliantly
successful capitalist in the
village.
Better Hurry
Not one was horrified or
indignant at the thought Of
some strong man coming to
Evening star., 1957-08-25
DATELINE PARIS
BY BRENDA HELsER
The Good Life of Europe
Has Moved Back to Enqlund

PARASITIC heart Of the
good life" Of Europe has
moved back to England which
has never thought Of herself
as part Of Europe; Europe be-
ing, to the English, "the Con-
tinent." It's to England they
go now to relax in the lap OF
luxury. +,
While the battle Of the
classes. that age old strug-
gle, seems now to be over in
the Western World it's only
IN England that q first minis
ter can remark, as Mr.. Mac
MILAN did. Lets face It,
the bulk Of our people have
never before had 1t as good
Is they have 1t now"
A kind of proof can be
found in the car parks Of
race meetings all over Brit
tain. The acres of splendid
and expensive automobiles,
all in excellent condition,
have been well and truly
noted as well as the fact that
they are licensed not from
London so much as from the
counties. This, 1t Is said. Ia
q sign that the wealth is dis
tributed all over the land.
The face Of Ia belle France
Is not as rosy and the faces
Of the French are very long
indeed--and getting longer.
On the surface, Frenchmen
seem more. docile but this, In
itself. Is q very bad sign for
. happy Frenchman is a bum
die Of nerves, swapping at
everyone he doesn't know,
and exchanging acid cracks
with those he does. For the
first time in memory Of many,
the Frenchman is silent; he
holds still and submits to
questioning about the state
OF his beautiful country.
Slower to Answer
But he's slower to answer
because suddenly he doesn't
really know what to think or
quite what to expect except
that something is going to
happen" He doesn't feel rev.
olutionary himself but he
feels that Others" do. Does
he want to quit his country?
Certainly notl" Does he know
how he's going to manage
this winter with the ever ris-
ing prices? NO" The only
thing he's sure Of Is that "it
will be q hard winter" and
he's not discussing the
weather.
What Does Future Offer?
And how does the French
man and his wife see 1t all
ending? Slowly and only
after Q great deal Of pump
ing they will agree, Eyes. a
dictator, II you must call
him that" is the only an
swer. It is 80 easy to compare
Evening star., 1957-08-25

power: not one would risk
being the first to invite him;
but as the roofer said. IF
he's coming. he'd better hurry
up." With that he gulped his
parting glass Of wine, shook
hands all around. and left in
embarrassment.
Perhaps the thing that
struck you most about that
recital was the abundance of
household help. Nor are you
the first to notice. An edition
Of the Paris New York Herald
Tribune published four ads
under Help Wanted"
Housekeeper for the United
States transportation
prepaid. etc." American
Family Offers Housekeeping
Position to Woman Holding
Valid Visa. New York
Family Wants Mothers Help,
etc, ETC." "Wanted for
Evening star., 1957-08-25

France with a beautiful,
spoiled woman right down to
the moment she gets her
self into such a iix that
only a strong man can save
her. Those are the very
words one begins to hear
murmured: France can only
be saved by a strong man"
The unkind word for 1t, Of
course. is dictator"
Like the proud beauty she
is, France will not beg or even
ask him to rescue her; she
waits expecting to be over
powered by this strong man.
No one In France at the
Evening star., 1957-08-25

even with two-hour lunches.
As Anglo-Saxons began to
realize what the score was
some Of them went over to
the enemy and a young
countess of Chicago origin
was heard to say at the re-
cent 4th Of July Embassy re-
ception. But I don't want 20
live in st. Cloud" Her
French husband, on the other
hand, asked for more de-
tails about living in st.
Cloud. 1t was he who had
possession of frightful fig
ures relative to the apart
ment his ambitious wife had
in mind.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

Seventeenth avenue, Hyatts-
vile. Md, on Tuesday. Sep
tember 10 at $3.50 pm. In
case Of rain. the affair will
be held the following day.
For additional information,
contact Mrs. Irving Glass.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

California; a good cook"
Traditionally the ultra
chic. the chic. and the just
barely-chic have had some
sort Of residence in Paris
proper. even If it were only q
pied-a-terre. Just about the
worst that could happen to
ones social standing was to
present an address in the
banlieux or suburbs. Since
the war, and much to the
mystification Of the true
Parisien. the American and
English residents not only
have taken houses in the
suburbs, but actually looked
for them.
Practical Basis
OF course, the French
mans views had some
practical basis; he cherishes
his lunch hour at home and
the suburbs are too far away
Evening star., 1957-08-25
StorlIqht Supper

Medina Chapter of B'nai
Birth Women will hold a
Starlight Supper for pro-
spective members at the home
of Mrs. Irving Norman, 74l2
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Pocono Honeymoon

Col. Donald wcom b
Carpenter USMCR and Mrs.
Carpenter Of Annapolis, Md.
are spending their honey
moon at Lenape Village on
Fairview Lake in Tafton.
Pike County, In the Poconos.
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Theoter Proprietor
.Soved by the Bell

DRIFT, KY. B.-A little
girl didn't know it at the time
but she probably saved Earl
Turner's life during a rain.
storm.
Mr.. Turner was standing
outside his theater when the
girl telephoned to ask when
the movie would start.
He told her 7:15 then reeled
back from a binding fash Of
lightning.
Leaving the boxofice, Mr..
Turner dashed outside to the
spot where he had been stand
ing and found a 75-pound piece
Of limestone, knocked from the
roof by lightning.
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among the BSs graduates a
the summer commencement
exercises Of tho Pennsylvania
State University In University
Park. Pa. They are:
Alma B. Cross. cit Sixth
street S.W.: Douglas e. Sal
mon. 5000 Alhemarle street
NV: Donald W.. Frazee, 1871
Beverly drive, Alexandria, and
John F. Albrecht. 6527 Twenty
eighth street. Arlington.
Among those from this area
who viii attend Lehigh Univer-
sity. Bethlehem. Pa. this fall
are:
orlin L. Livdahl, IT,, 400
Davidson drive. Chevy Chase.
Md; John E. McGarry. $50
Delaware street, Chevy Chase.
Md; David I. Trafton. S6l9
Newington road, sprinRfieId,
Md; Wilson N. KrahnKe. jr..
1922 BEDFORD road, Green
Acres. Nd; Richard w. Shul-
man. 662l Thirty-second street
NV. and Charles L. Bowers.
IT.. 1909 Reno road NV.
Thor zana OF SIS Fern Mace
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stedt. Of 42ll Twenty second
street NV. president Of the
George Washington chapter:
Myrna Jimenez. Of 2l42 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. and
Richard Haefs. Of 1925 Twenty
first street NV.
The Newman Club Fedora
ton is an organization COM
posed Of more than 500 chap
tiers in colleges and universities.
Members are Catholic students
attending n-Catholic schools.
-Four area residents were
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lWaukesha, Wis.,. this month.
The General Alumni Associ-
alton Of George Washington
university has awarded two
two-year full-tuition scholar
ships to the university to Rich
lard H. Fischman Of Brooklyn,
N, r.. and william T. DAILY Of
Dcylestown. Ohio. Both stu
dents viii enter the university
for the fall term.
Edwin J. Whitcomb, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin e. Whit
comb Of 04O9 Queen Annes
drive. Silver Spring, was q
member Of the summer gradu-
ating class Of Roanoke College,
Salem. Va. Mr.. Whitcomb re-
ceived . bachelor Of arts degree
in economies and business ad-
ministration.
James r. Morgan. a senior
at American University and q
resident Of Poolesville, Nd.
has been awarded q National
Methodist scholarship BY the
Board Of Education Of the
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fAoJC0 tAAAo ooAAAAAAC4 ~ CAA4tltAtn
Stadium.
Cora E. Weeks. Of 2Sli Akron
place Sc. was among the 262
students who were graduated at
the recent summer commence
ment exercises of Miami Uni
verslty. Oxford. Ohio.
Three area students repre-
scented George Washington Uni
versity at the convention last
week Of the National Newman
Club Federation in New York
City. They were Robert Dahl
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granted on the basis Of ability
character and active church
participation.
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Louise A. Abbott. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Alb.
bott, Charlottesville, Va, Junior
board.
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COLLEGE NEWS
/ Wilkinson Receives
Scholarship to CIV
COLLEGE NEWS

OF 1917 Woodsde parkway Silver Spring. been given
oneyear u-tuon scholarship to George Washington uni
versity by the Texas Co.
Mr. Wilkinson will major In electrical engineering and will
enter the School Of Engineering this fall He has been
sosHu @ summer - ur''ns stedt Of 42ii
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DOWN STAIRS STORE
Weshinsto" Bsshssds BUdses Corners

Use our convenient 2A-houF
phone order service -. Just
dial District 1880 any
hour Of the day Or night.
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Methodist Church. Nashville.
Tenn. The scholarship. one OF
500 given annually. covers tut
ton and fees I'D to $500. II IL
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dents win enter Virginia In.
ternncnt College. Bristol. Va,
this fall. They are:
Virginia A. Hollis. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark d. Hollis,
$500 Glenwood road. Bethesda:
Karen A. Seeley, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald c. Seeley
622 Bennington drive. Silver
Spring. and Barbara M. Shell
ton. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry M. Smith. $50 Indian
Run parkway. Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-04

James r. Hobson. son Of MI
and Mrs. r. P. Hobson, 262:
North Powhatan street. Airing,
ton, has been elected managing
editor Of the Comedian. stu.
dent yearbook at Cornell Uni.
versity, Ithaca, N. Y.
Also chosen to help direct
yearbook operations were Har.
vey L. Fem, son Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. BENJAMIN Fem, 26Ol
Woodley place NV, photog.
raphy board: and Carol e
Clark. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Clinton Clark, 2lO0 North Ken.
nedy street. Arlington, anC
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INV. win enter Carroll College
|Waukesha, Wis.,, this month.
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three washington area stu
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Points for Parents ...,A r'.-.. ~.'...

Mother-If you do not be-
have while Grandmother is
here, ! viii punish you by not
letting you so to the movies
for q month.
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-Four area residents were
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Libor zana 81 6l0 Fern place
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-31

Kirkland church were guests
1t was a costume party. Those
with prize winning costumes
We're, Mrs. Milton Clifford, Mrs
ElouiSe Tyler, Martha GoldfuSs
and Judy Wantz.
The adult group from the
church will meet at the Siplock
home on November / at 7:30
pm. for a hay ride party.
The Youth Group of the
church held a Youth for Christ
meeting at the Southwick home
on Thursday evening. A film
was shown.
Chester News Briefs
When the greater Cleveland
and surrounding Presbyterian
Churches met at Maple Heights
on Friday October IS for train
ing session for Westminster Eel
lowship Youth, Gloria Stanford,
Susan Martineau, jeanne Maur-
er, and Carolyn Tabler repre-
Sented the Christ Presbyterian
Church of Chester.
Starting November only one
service will be held at the Com
munity Church. Worship service
and Church School will be at
10:30 am.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mapes
and Fred Thwing were in An
COLA, Indiana on Saturday and
Sunday to visit Mrs. E. M. Fer
ry.
Mrs. Hugh L. Schwartz (Ida
Belle Craig) of San Diego, Cali
fornia and Miss Elizabeth Craig
of Barrie, Ontario have been
visiting relatives here.
Miss Jean Matchbox, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Matchbox,
will attend the Homecoming Gel,
ebration at Ohio State Univer,
Sity on November 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Battles
were on a motor trip through
southern Ohio last week. They
saw the ''Mountaineer" the huge
steam shovel near Cadiz, visit
ed the caves in Hooking County
and called on their niece Mrs
Charles Cooper, Gloria Bond,
and family in Sugar Grove
Ohio.
The William Barnum family
went to Tonawanda, New Yorl
on Friday and returned on Sun
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dav they visited Mr.. Barnums
sister and family there. u
Mr. and Mrs. William WeIes
and children, Stanley, Donald
Nancy and Richard of Horse
heads New York visited Mr
and Mrs r. o. Stone last week.
while here they went to New
Philadelphia to see Mrs. WelleS
grandfather, John Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parsons
and daughter Deborah aged one
wear from Cleveland, now oc-
cuuy the house recently vacated
bv the Wirts on Sperry Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill ana
da,fghters, Allison and Denise
went to Grafton, West Virginia
on Friday to visit Mrs. Hills
parents. Mr.. Hill returned on
Sunday. Mrs. Hill and daughters
remained for longer visit.
Mrs. A. B. Hill is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Clell Paulin ST.
and family in Hartsgrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee FenSter-
maker of San Gabriel, Californ-
ia have been visiting his orotn-
er Alfred Fenstermaker and
family.
| Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bat
ties left on Thursday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Page in Wayne,
Pennsylvania. They spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Wendell Parr in Newark,
New Jersey and visited friends
near New York City before re-
turning home early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley Wilt
ans of Wayne, Ohio were In
Chester on Monday and Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred .FeSter-
maker were in Columbus recent
ly. They took their granddaugh-
| ter Mary Beth Hanlon, who has
been with them for several
weeks back to her home. En-
route home they visited their
son-in-laW and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. william Smith and
family in New Philadelphia.
Virgil Battles, formerly Of
Chester, now of Kirkland, enter
ed st. Lukes Hospital on Sat-
urday. On Tuesday he had a
serious operation on his hip and
a mechanical hip was inserted
1t is expected that he must re-
main in the hospital for several
weeks. His room number is 402l.
Mrs. w. o. Moss is reported
in a serious condition in Corey
Hospital in Claridon.
Mrs. George Myers, has re-
turned from the hospital and is
much improved.
Many Chester residents are
confined to their homes with
colds and flu.
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road There are two new rides-Full Coil SuS-
pension and a real air rides. The body-frame
design is new, the wheelbaSe is longer.
There's new 4-headlight system, new E
and VS power, foot-operated parking brake.
And two new super models - the Bel Air
Impala Sport Coupe and Convertible, most
luxurious and distinctive Chevrolets of all. See
all that's new at your Chevrolet dealers soon!
*OpHonal at extra cost.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-31

siIk-smoOth E. Uith a V8 unlike any other,
a Full Coil suspension, a real air ride Z.
tuUo ne,O super models! Here today!
Look at ChevroIet's airy new styling. That's
how new Chevrolet is all over! It's lower,
wider-nine inches longer.
There's an all-new Turbo-Thrust V8* en-
gine. Pair it up with Turboglide*, and you'll
command the quickest combination on the
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containers for tax stamps which
will be placed in stores through
out the County.
Meet Your Candidates
The CheSterland Civic AsSoci-
alton in conjunction with the
Business Mems Club, and West
Geauga P.T.A. have announced
an Open Forum to be held on
Friday, November l at $3.50
pm. at the West Geauga high
school.
This meeting will afford an
opportunity to hear each candi-
date personally express his O.
pinion in local problems.
\
Blood Mobile
Attention is again called to the
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+
"GueSt Cottage" :
to be Presented
"GueSt Cottage" a farce in
three acts by William McCleery,
will be presented by the Ches-
ter Players on Friday and Sat.
urday, November / and 2 at the
Chester School Auditorium. Cur.
tain time is $3.50 pm.
This play, produced by the
Chester Players, is for the bene.
fit of the Christ Presbyterian
Church. The director is Richard
Erwin. Furniture for the pro.
duction will be supplied by the
Sipan Furniture Company OF
Chester.
The cast includes Myrna MRS
Clay Jr.) Eddy; Allen D orn;
Miss Roberta Rear; Mrs. Anne
Clough; Olive (Mrs. Richard)
Erwin; Mrs. Jack Fathauer
Raymond Stone; Mr.. and Mrs.
Quentin Groth. The bookholder
is Mrs. Bruce Reeves. Every
one is invited to attend.
Employed in Welfare Office
Starting on November l, Mrs.
C G.. Stevens will be employed
as Secretary in the County Wei
fare Office in Chardon.
Junior Leaders Meet
Jean Matchbox, reporter for
the Geauga County Junior Lead
ers, states that the second au-
tumn meeting for the group was
held on October % at the Coun-
ty Extension Office. The presi-
dent, Charles Lawson was IN
charge of the meeting. There
were Is members present. A de-
cision was made to purchase
material and make Welcome
road signs for all roads leading
into the County. The Club Off
GERS are checking with the State
Highway Dept. for permission to
erect these signs. All All Clubs
in the county will contribute to
this project. A plant was sent
to Katherine Peters who is in
Massillon Hospital. The next
meeting will be held in the EX-
tension Office on November 20.
Members are asked to bring
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By LENNAH b. BOND
Phone Park 9-7Ol6

CHESTER - On election day
Chester voters will be asked to
consider a $275 10000 West Ge-
auga School bond issue. This is
explained elsewhere in this pub
ication. A larger operating levy
for schools is also requested.
This will make total operating
levy of 25.3 mills (0253). With
the bond Indebtedness the total
school millage if these issues
are approved will be 1922 (.0322l
The other tax levy of one half
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Chester Voters Will Consider
School, Township, Fire Issues

mill for five years, is requested
by the Chester Township Trus-
tees. A sixty percent affirma-
tive vote is necessary for its a.
doption. This if carried, will
bring the total millage used for
Township expenses to 2.5 (.0025)
This requested one half mill
extra levy is to be used entire
Iy for the benefit of the Chest
erland Volunteer Fire Dept,
mostly for the payment for nee
eSsary equipment to retain the
present classification and give
efficient fire protection to the
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fact that the Blood Mobile will
be at the CheSterland Baptist
Church on Friday, November l
from 1000 am. to 400 pm. To
make an appointment call Mrs.
william Wallace PA 9-4401.
Heir Ways
Word has been received of the
birth of fifth daughter to the
Rev. and Mrs. Allen McGaW
formerly of Chester now of
Branford, Connecticut. Cynthia
Elaine weighing eight pounds
and five ounces was born on Oc-
tober 20.
Theresa Ann is the name CIV
en- the daughter born on Octo-
ber 20 at Lake County Memoir
al Hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-31
Lynn H.
H0sF0RD

| am a candidate
for reelection to the
office of trustee of
Chardon Township
and pledge to con-
tinue to give you
the best of service.
/ will appreciate
the vote of both
Chardon village and
township electors.
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bert Thomas, Caves Road.
Square Dance
A square dance, sponsored by
the West Geauga Recreation
Council for the entire family,
will be held on Saturday No
vember 9 from $50 to 1870
pm. The place is the Chester
school auditorium. The caller is
Roy Emerson and he will bring
musicians. There will be square
dancing also round and modern
dancing. Tickets $1.00 per cou-
pie. rs cents single and 35 cents
for students. Refreshments will
be served.
Perennial Gardeners
Mrs. Jack Ball, Cedar Road
was hostess to the Perennial
Gardeners on October %. The
13 members present made ply
wood covers for their annual
programs. These were decorat-
ed with dried material of fall
foliage etc. each was original
and different. The decorations
were glued on and later spray
ed. After service as program
cover thay may be used as a
wall plaque. Mrs. John Nolan
gave out gladioli bulbs. Mrs.
Daniel Elliott and Mrs. Eugene
Gehri will make water proof
door decorations for the EXten-
sion Christmas exhibit to be
held November Is. Mrs. R. A.
Kochert showed pictures of ar
rangements made by club mem
berS that were exhibited at the
County Fair. Mrs. Russell Wen
MORE MORE MORE
ger received the monthly prize
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Robert Cunningham.
Honored by Class
Miss Nancy Erickson, Ward
Drive, was on October II elect
ed president of the Freshman
Glass at Huron Road Hospita
School of Nursing. Miss Erick
son lives at Balmore Hall, the
nurses home and besides taking
the nursing course is studen
at Fem College.
Chester Couple See Queen
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G.. Steven!
have returned from their Gid
den Tour and report that thei
1922 Sunbeam auto worked lik'
a charm" and carried them 0
yer the trip with pleasure ant
safety. After visiting Luray Cav
erns, they joined the other Gid
den tourists at a dinner meeting
in Roanoke, Virginia. All con
tinued to Charlottesville, Monti
cello, Jamestown, williamsburg
and Mt. Vernon. The regula
meeting of the Antique Automc
bile Club of America was he'll
in Washington DC. The annua
fall meeting was held in Hel
shey, Pennsylvania where ther
were assembled 635 antiqu
cars.
While in Williamsburg and 6
gain in Washington, Mr.. an
Mrs. Stevens had an opportur
ity to see Queen Elizabeth an
Prince Philip.
RiverView Church
The attention of Chester pei
pie is called to the announct
ment that the Rev. Herbel
Bidgood, formerly of CheSte
will conduct a revival crusao
at the Riverview Bible Churc
starting November 10 throug
IT. Services will be held in til
evening. ~
The Youth Group of the Ri
erview church held a Hallowee
party at the Siplock recreatiC
room on Friday evening. TT
pastor and the youth from
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people of Chester.