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REDSKINS
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also have an ace in the hole in
Leo Elter. one-time Pittsburgh
halfback. Elter almost always
has a good day against his old
club and last week bloSsomed
out as a glue-fingered pass
snagget in helping rout the
Philadelphia Eagles.
Morrall Long Thrower
Morrall, ninth-ranking paSser
in the league, is q long thrower,
He'll have the added threat OF
Ray Mathews. former Clemson
end. as a target today. Mathews
was injured In the first Red
skins game and hasn't played
since.
While LeBaron. enjoying his
best season in pro football. is
still trying TO catch Cleveland's
Tommy O'Connell for the No
l spot. the Redskins may rely
more on their running attack
TO bring victory. Fullback Don
Bosseler needs SO yards to move
into the 700-yard class for the
season and with a good day
should get II.
Together with pipe-stemmed
Jim Podoley and Ed Sutton,
BoSseler gives the Redskins one
OF the most potent running at
tacks they've boasted in their
2l-year history here.
How Santa Claus will make
his entrance. which Is usually
one OF the halftime shows fea-
lures, is a closely guarded Sc
cret. He could surprise and
walk in on pass.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
PRO FOOTBALL
Continued from Page C-l

Norm Van Brocklin. The at
tendance may hit 10000.
The former Oregon star
threw four touchdown passes
last week against Green Bay,
and completed is Of IS for 253
yards overall.
Rote Subs for Layne
The Bears. last years West
ern Division champions. are a
three-point choice over the
Lions. The Detroit team will
not have ace Bobby Layne at
quarterback. but Tobin Rote,
a real pro in his own right. will
take over. Layne is out with a
broken right ankle suffered last
week in Detroit's 20-7 victory
over Cleveland. Halfback Gene
Goldman Of the Lions also is
out with q shoulder separation
Reserved seats for the
Browns Giants game were gone
two weeks ago and the sale OF
available seats increased until
the Giants lost last week. The
Browns won the first game OF
the year against the New York.
ers. e-3. on Lou Groza's two
field goals.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Red Shirts OutIowed
BY New Big Ten Rule

day was referred back to the
original drafting committee tc
study changes that may be
needed as we'll as its progress
The committee viii report al
the conference meeting in
March.
Assistant Commissioner Bill
Reed disclosed that of l.342
financial statements by parents
processed for freshmen there
was only one Justification found
in a spot check. The boy waf
ruled ineligible for varsity
sports for his entire schooling
The statements are required a:
the basis for determining the
need under the aid plan.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Texus Team Wins
Senior Rose Bowl

PASADENA. Calf. Dec. IA
Rl.--Arlington State College
Of Texas recovered seven FUN
bles and turned three of them
into touchdowns today 10 de-
feat Cerritos of California. 2l-
IL. in the 18th annual Junior
Rose Bowl football game.
A crowd Of 36,008 saw Arling-
ton. the only visiting team TO
play on successive years here,
win its second game.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Andrews Booters
Face British Lions

Myron Cowell plays Charles
County at La Plata and British
Lions meet Andrews Air Force
Base at Twenty-third street and
Constitution avenue NV. field
in National Soccer ague
games today. Both games will
start at 2::30 pm.
The Washington Sports Club
VS.. Prince Georges County
game has been postponed. The
Sports Club instead will play
the Kickers at Clifton field
Baltimore. at 2;;30. 1t is the
second round Of the National
Challenge Cup.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

CHICAGO. Dec. II R.-The
Big Ten today closed en- eligi-
bility loophole which had led
to stockpiling Of football play
ers.
Faculty representatives. In
the last session Of the annual
winter meetings. amended rules
to cut of eligibility after eight
semeSters. or IL terms. that
an athlete is in attendance.
The old rules provided a cut
of after 10 semeSters. or Is
terms. whichever academic pc
riod is in use. Under this,
schools could keep a football
player out one season. using
him only as a red shirt" scrub
in practices so he could be
further seasoned.
The player thus would get
all the benefits of daily drills
without using any Of his eligi-
bility and would become a
thoroughly experienced player
and still play .hree varsity
seasons.
AL Big Ten schools were
thought to have taken part
in the practice. Commissioner
K. L. tTugl Wilson said the
Big Ten. in taking action
against it. noted that "the
trend Of stockpiling is country
wide"
A change was made in the
dates on which an offer OF
financial help can be made to
prospective athletes. Tenders
now can be made on May !
instead OF June Is. or Decem-
Der instead Of November Is
Acceptances still must be made
within 81 days.
The financial aid plan,
adopted last February. which
bases aid on proven need. to-
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Beers Sturs Plun
Basketball Tour

CHICAGO, Dec. IA pa
basketball team composed Of
seven players from the Chicago
Bears football team will barn.
storm the Midwest starting in
late January.
The brawny cage team viii
be called the Stars Of the
Chicago Bears and will include
Fullback Rick Casares. serving
as player-coach. Quarterback
Ed Brown and George Blanda.
Halfbacks Bobby Watkins and
]. c. Caroline. Guard Bill
George and Center Larry
Strickland.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
|JeweI'sReWard
Tops E|igib|es
For Coast Race

ARCADIA. Calf. Dec. "a tP1
Jewels Reward. the Nation S
outstanding 2-year-old Of 1857
heads the list Of los eligibles
announced as nominees for the
2lst running Of the 100000
added Santa Anita Derby.
Santa Anita's meeting begins
December IS and the derby. al
a mile and one eighth. Is set
for March 8. later than usual
for this event for the 1885
crop Of 3-year-olds.
Jewels Reward, , from the
Maine Chance Farm won fipe
important stakes In the East
and Mideast and set a new
national record for earnings By
q 2-year-old In q single year
s349.642.
Won PimlieO Futurity
His stakes victories included
the Pimlico and Washington
Park Futurities and the Ire
mont. Cowdin and Champas=s
Stakes.
Also nominated was Old
Pueblo from the Jelks-McBean
Stable. unbeaten in five races
and winner Of si05.270.
The Llangollen Farms filly
Guide Line. winner Of the
Selma Stakes at Laurel. was
another nominee. She looms
as one Of the few fillies in
recent years with a chance "a
duplicate the feat Of Ciencis
in winning the 1889 Sants
Anita Derby.
Llangollen nominated eight
hopefuls. including its $4,000
purchase. Rise N Shine. and
Llangollen. imported half
brother Of the stables handi-
can horse. porterhouse,
Evening star., 1957-12-15
PADDY KANE ADVISES NovIcEs
Conditioning Comes
First for GIovers

gymnasium. There they are
made to understand what the
light bag and the heavy bag
are for and what rope skipping
does for the legs" Paddy says.
Defensive Skilis Needed
"The gymnasium also Is the
place TO teach the novices what
to do when they are in trouble
how to slip punches and
avoid punishment. This Is as
much a part Of amateur boxing
as is the delivery Of q punch.
THE novice should get no
more than two rounds Of box
ing with selected opponents.
After q series Of workouts In
the ring. he should be ready to
face other beginners in Golden
Gloves competition.
Finally. the gymnasium
ought TO be a place where
sportsmanship finds its highest
level. The give-and-take factors
/ in boxing should be taught and
learned there"
Fortunately for Washington
Golden Glovers. there are many
competent coaches IN the area
Such skilled instructors as Glen
Drake of the Merrick Club,
Bobby Jones OF the Olympic
Club. Joe Carter Of the North
east A. c.. Lew Hanbury OF
the Optimist Club and Jack
Follin Of the Falls Church.
Fairfax Junior Chamber OF
Commerce team are just q few
Of the key figures engaged in
coaching Golden Gloves pros
poets this year. Others include
Bobby Brown. Henry Thomas
and Zeke williams.
Local gymnasiums are taSi
filling up with prospective con-
testants who plan to seek titles
in the three divisions Of the
Gloves. Coaches report that in
terest in the tournament /:
much higher than usual anc
there may be a record enroll
ment.
Entries close January II anc
the first preliminary round II
scheduled for January 81.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Gray Phantom
Wins Sprint al
Tropica! Park

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. II tRs--
Gray Phantom, winner Of the
Ponce de Leon Handicap at
a mile and q sixteenth last Sat-
urday, demonstrated his versa
tility by running six furlongs
in l:O02s and annexing the
$4,000 Coral Gables Handicap
today at Tropical Park.
The Wheatley Stable racer
came within two fifths Of a
second Of the track record as
he edged r. c. Rand. IRIS st.
Amour II by a diminishing
nose.
John A. Morris Missile was
a length and three quarters
behind st. Amour II and a
length in advance Of Tudor
Era, owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Herff.
Hustled Throughout
Following Tudor Era were
Singer. Lucky George, Pink
Velvet, Encore, Mans Mink.
favored Dark Ruler. Prince
Du Houlme and Ne'er-Do Well.
Gray Phantom paid $3.50
to his slipporters In the crowd
OF l0.i53.
John Ruane hustled Gray
Phantom throughout and he
responded quickly to be with
the leaders on the backstretch
as Encore set the pace closely
followed by Singer and Missile.
Gray Phantom joined En-
core and Missile on the stretch
turn as Singer began to weak
en-. Ruane showed Gray Phan-
toms head to the front enter
ing the final straightaway. He
had opened a length lead in
side the eighth pole when st.
Amour II began a furious
charge.
Just Lasted
Gray Phantom just lasted TO
stall of St. Amour II. three
pounds heavier at top weight
Of i22.
Missile held on samely to
take show from Tudor Era
which came ON from eighth
place. Dark Ruler. the 2-to-l
choice who set the Tropical
six-furlong record last year.
never threatened.
Gray Phantom earned $S.i00
to boost his 1857 bank account
TO $685. 200.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
By DICK OBRIEN

Subnovice Golden Glovers
preparing for The Stars 1858
tournament are beginning to
come face-to-face with one Of
the fundamental problems for
beginners in amateur boxing
how to train.
Beginners might well take
the word OF an experienced
coach like Paddy Kane Of the
Catholic Youth Organization.
He says the prime requisite for
competition in the Golden
Gloves is condition.
Paddy has coached Golden
Glovers In Chicago and WASH
ington for the last 80 years.
He is head coach OF the Wash
ington Golden Glovers when
they are engaged in national
competition. Recently he re-
turned from Lima. Peru. where
he conducted a clinic for Peru
Wan amateurs. Kane went TO
Peru at the beheSt Of the State
Department and as a guest of q
Peruvian sports league.
Punching Comes Later
MANY boys think the idea
OF amateur boxing Is to go into
the gymnasium and start
punching Immediately. This is
not the way to learn how 70
box" Kane says.
Before the amateur puts on
a pair OF gloves he ought 70
first be in at least fair condi-
ton. II he is not In good physi-
cal condition. the first minor
tap he receives will tend 70
discourage him.
TO be in at least fair physi-
cal condition for boxing means
roadwork. l don't mean that
boys should indulge in road
work like the pros. who go two
or three miles a day when they
are in training. but a mile or a
mile-and-a-half sharpens uT
the wind and gets the contest
ants ready for the gymnasium
duties.
"A good coach is careful moi
TO extend his beginners in the
Evening star., 1957-12-15
.Broves Promote Pilot

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. IA @.-
The Braves announced tonight
that Alex Monchak. manager
for the Wellsville club in the
Pony League for the past three
years. has been named to man
age the Cedar Rapids team in
the Three-I League.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
ItoIion Chump Wins

MILAN. Dec. II R.-Italy's
welterweight champion, Gian-
carlo Garbelli, outpointed
Charles Ray (TJmbstone)
Smith OF Los Angeles in a 10
round fight at Milan's Sports
Palace tonight.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Fair Grounds
Feature Taken
By Tenacious

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. II
R.-Tenacious. Joe w. Browns
steady 3-year -old son Of Challe-
don. whipped past the field with
Q blazing stretch charge today
to win the $4,000 Jay-Cee
Handicap at the Fair Grounds
Jockey Ray BrouSSard kept
tenarious close to the pace set
ters in the early stages Of the
six-furlous dash and gave the
colt the green light as the field
swung around the final turn.
Tenacious edged W. Hal
Bishops Pete's Folly by Ia
lengths with B and H Stables S
Rock Pilot. SOL shot. taking
the show spot.
Scores Sixth Win
A slight choice over the
speedy Aurecolt. Tenacious re-
turned $3.50. $3.50 and $500.
Pete's Folly paid SS and $500
and Rock Pilot returned s9.4o.
Tenacious toured the six fur
longs in a creditable i;l2.1 over
a track still sticky from early
morning showers.
The victory was the sixth for
Tenacious in 81 starts this year
and increased his earnings to
s45.5OO for Brown. a wealthy
New Orleans Gilman.
Gay Vista. a 7-year-old Aus
tralian gelding. jumped from
the gate on top as expected
with two long shots. Al Sau-
cier's Alma's Heart and Reverie
Knoll Farms King o Swords,
in hot pursuit.
Breezes BY
Broussard brought Tenacious
up on the outside at the head
Of the stretch as Gay vista
tired and Pete's Folly made hi:
move.
Tenacious breezed past his
rivals with Broussard applying
the whip and was going away
at the finish line.
Aurecolt. who scored a con-
vincing victory In q mid-week
warmup. was a disappointment
TO the 1910 fans who installed
him as second choice. The sol
OF Devil Diver failed to show
his usual early speed and fin-
ished ninth in the IL horse field
Evening star., 1957-12-15

The Chicago Arena. once the
scene Of many great sporting
events. now is a CHS television
and radio studio.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
CHARTS OF TROPICAL PARK RACES

,scePsrght, 1887 BY rrtanss Publications. Insl
FIRST RACE-Purse, s2200i claiming; 3-rear-oiqs and
,p furions. Post y. oft issls; star scod @ ia won
,Tgo- Hunting PARTY Trainer, A. Wink 400.
.3f5. $40 500 Time. isl1ss Cloudy and last
Evening star., 1957-12-15

SIXTH RACE Purse. $4,000; aiiowance 3-year-oIds:
fuflonss Post 356 off GOOD: won easily.
place driving Winner. Handemsn's ch 81 by samu-
raiMiss Limit Trainer L. osle valuess1 500 500
$3.50. $3.50. Time. 1;Ig.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press

PIRsT RACE-Purse. -. 900: claim
tng. 3-year-olos and up. = furlonEk
Duntreath Miss fR'sl $50 $50 I ~
Rod statesman inF'a'dl s.60 sea
Buster Jim tMeauHl 3ao
Harvey The Bull. judge Mac. ouiitin
Bee. Jacalu Fidget. Past Cable,
Windtraee, { Uncle Todd. Hello Rita.
Time. 1.i5is.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Two-coIlar mutueis paid - WAR ToGs. s23s0. SI030.
- so PANUs. - 40 - 40 SUN FLEET. $3.50.
Hande-S9l .s4l. Total hsndle-S906.477. Attendarcs
-IoI53
Evening star., 1957-12-15

EI0HTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
elaimina; 3-year-olds anG upi lh
miles.
Rumpsr CFep fB'dIey) $50 80 s,Oo
Reune CDevefb 1880 10 20
Marie-C Claire iDerOinD 20
~ oJ Jnnsn. vIlo'inT, vInsl T,ms sseiiN'lte'h
Evening star., 1957-12-15

SECOND RACE - Purse. s2.iOO.
claiming; 3-yeas-olds; 3 furlongs
Wise Eddie fBroussaFdJ 20. 10 I ! 90
Bola nda LANDER 5.t0
Our Liza, Harvest Moon. Jolly
Joker. Painted Cloud. Dave Johnston.
Onmyvay. Don't Spank, Sealed Bid,
Putshot. Time. i.lI.
Field
Evening star., 1957-12-15

SEVENTH RACE - The jay Gee
Handicap; purse. 10000. 3-year.olds
and up, D furlonga.
3 Tenacious (nF'asardl 6.6e $50 3.g0
b Pete's Foily tMeauxl 500 \. go
Rock Pilot baldwin, go
Kina ODw0rdA, aFancifui Miss.
Golden One. Double Bid, 0uDFod Au-
recolt, Alma's Heart, b River Gate
Cav Viata. Time, l.l2M.
q Brown entrs
b Bishop stable. Inc. entry.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Sixth RACE - Purse. $1,000.
siaiming; 3.yeaT-olds and up; q fur.
longs.
1rookuood (Br'sardD i3.s0 B.RO 3.sO
MaFless tGilliganD 500 g.fO
our Only One (Deroln1 3.g0
Steven y. Sweet Josie, Ky Rainbow,
Champ oorter, eamfosgen. Time
Evening star., 1957-12-15

FIFTH RACE Purse, $1,000,
claiming; 3-year-olds and up. Ia
miles
BoHtsbek tHeadIeyD 2t.to Is.Io ESQ
No Defeat tBroussardl 1920 6.iO
Rare Facts fCiiliaanl 3.g0
Blue Reno. Equal strife. Indian Heir
John B., Hasty Flyer. Bonaparte, Turf
Pic. Time. 1:f6.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

SECOND RAcR--Purse sss306 claiming; e-yesr-ods
itonss Pa. ibo Oi 100 ,.sEt sood sop drtx9ns t9s
Sweet Colleen, Trainer. Y; McKeown Values-Si'9OO
Evening star., 1957-12-15

FOURTH RAcE--Purse, $500: al
los ances 2-year-olds. . furlongs
Pemberten fMeaunD 5Jeo $50 3loo
BoOFay fDeF0iul leo 3.AO
Rare LeGend tWA9nerl 5tO
Pen Case. Fantisyism. Houreddin,
Demande-Mor. Time, I.i3as.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
DAILY DOUBLE PAID sIII 80

THIRD RACE Purse. $1,000;
oil strike tMeauHb SEQ 800 SEQ
sashayin fGiIliGaHl $50 81
sirk Or swim tDerolnl t.to
Mereia Park. Many Errors. Rafie
s sbones; bro.her % goss. n Z Hase' cam
Evening star., 1957-12-15

sSS couLb DIsif " sATD $50 SoRsE Ts
81 20
Manifestations
Evening star., 1957-12-15

a so LoNniEAT IS SO. - 90 CAESAR DID $500,
Handle-Sl0O.O2g ---------
F0tjRTH RAcE-purse 81. 500; ciaiming 3-year-olds
uroAsS Post sa Of q 9nes; start 5000 vo1 qrls
oP-Artiess Trainer ouinteTo Values-sio oon 500
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-06-27
0ahAoxai W2Q1tion and 21QwA EueztA Unou,d the Ho1v4
Mrs. I'll. c. Jordan, of North

Mrs. iii. c. Jordan, of North
street, is spending a few days
this week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T H. Fleming, of
Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Young and
children, of Columbus, were
weekend guests in the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Young, North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C0en f.. yelling
and daughters, Alanna Sue ana
Nina Lea have returned to their
home in Canton after visiting
for the past few days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben P. Sorg, Of
Caldwell route /. Joe Ward,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle T. Ward
of Canton, is spending this sum
mer at the home Of his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs Sorg.
Mrs. Grace Parks and daugh-
ter, Ellen, of Belford street, are
visiting this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Lee, of Canton.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-06-27
Weekend guests in the home

Weekend guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Hupp and
family, Bronze Heights, were
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Steinberger
and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Duffey
and family of Newark; Mr.. and
Mrs. d. w. Hupp of Canton; Mr..
and Mrs. Don Capple of Cam
bridge and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Cline and son, of Woods
field.
Mrs. Bessie Kackley, of Co.
lumbus, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Mary Walters, Mill street.
Miss Connie Powell, of Johns
town, is guest this week III
the Walters home.
Mrs. Ellis Rutherford has re-
turned to her home on Fair
ground street after enjoying d
Today visit with her daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Bey-
non of Columbus. Miss Jacquie
Beynon returned to enjoy visit
in the home of her grandparents.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-06-27
Sewage

Continued From Page y
These bonds may run for 80
years.
The remainder of the total
cost would have to be met by
special assessments and general
taxation.
The original estimate cost back
in 1854 for a sewage disposal
plant for Caldwell was $500
and it was estimated then that
the tax rate for this community
would be increased at least
1888 mills, resulting in a total
tax rate for Caldwell of 3297
mills or a tax of $32.97 for every
$1,000 valuation.
The resolution as adopted by
council Monday night will bt
submitted later to the county
auditor, back to the village anc
eventually to the board of elec
tions where it will be placed CT
the ballot.
Councilmen at the meetinl
Monday were Robert Whitcomb
Ernest Dutton, Walter Colley
and Robert Johnson. Mayo
| Dwight F. Wiley presided.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-06-27
RS. Emil Archer. OF

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Archer, OF
Mill street, were visiting Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Halnes
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Orr and family in Can
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade LongfellOw
and children, of near Dudley,
were Sunday afternoon visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris
and family, of Summerfield.
James Tilton and family OF
Canton, spent the weekend with
his mother, Ruby AnderSenn, OF
Belle Valley. Linda, Stephen and
Barbara Tilton remained for a
three weeks visit with their
grandmother.
After spending the past week
with her mother, Mrs. M. {.
Johns and other friends in Cald-
well, Mrs. c. E. Love and daugh-
ters, Sharon and Christina re-
turned to their home in Colum-
bus, Saturday
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-06-27
County Court
CONTINUED From Page |

Continued from rage ID
elector and resident of the
county court district to which
he is elected. Beginning jan
uary l, 1868, every county court
judge shall have been admitted
to the practice of law and en-
gagged in law practice for at
least a year prior to his election
or appointment.
And, beginning with the gen
eral election in 1858, county
court judges will be elected for
a term of four years.
Compensation of the county
judges will be $500 a year, plus
an additional amount equal to
3 cents per capita of the popula-
ton of the district, but not to
exceed $2500.
In addition to this compensa-
ton, the board of county COM
missioners may provide for a
fixed annual amount not to ex-
ceed $1,000 to each Judge
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-06-27
Final Free Polio
Shots Next Saturday

Saturday, June 29 will wind
up the series of polio shots being
given by Mrs. Vera Cunningham,
county health nurse.
Mrs. Cunningham announced
today that she would give the
final shots Saturday morning
between the hours of 900 a. m.
and 1900 noon at her office on
the third floor of the Noble
county court house.
During this series, approx
mately 2400 shots have been
given to 900 pre-school children
and over 1900 school children,
1t is believed that most all the
pre-school group have received
their second shots.
During the Salk vaccine pro-
gram, Mrs. Cunningham was
assisted by Mrs. Eulalia Wiley.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-06-27
Farmers Fail To
Vote In County On
Wheat Referendum

Although there were five
eligible farmers to vote on the
wheat marketing limitations last
Thursday, ASC county chairman
Raymond w. Dennis, reported
today that none Of these farmers
cast their vote in Noble county.
The wheat farmers in Ohio
voted to decide if they want to
sell wheat next year at a higher
price with acreage restrictions or
at a lower price without market
ing limitations.
The voting polls for wheat
farmers is held annually
throughout the state of Ohio,
according to county chairman
Dennis and Noble county will go
along with the majority vote in
the state for the coming year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-06-27
Daily Vacation,
Bible School Al
Methodist Church

Daily Vacation Bible school is
being held at the Methodist
church and an interesting pro-
gram is now in progress for the
group.
In the kindergarten depart
ment, the theme is Friends,
Near and Far" and the boys and
girls have constructed friendly
village street.
The primary department chill
dren are learning all about their
church and their theme is
Church Helpers A special fea-
ture of their program was a talk
given by Mrs. Mary NJ Okey
about the history Of the local
church and its remodeling and
redecorating.
Bible school study for the
Junior department is, Meet Your
Neighbors." They are studying
abou. different people around
the world, their food, clothing,
shelter, etc. They have made a
"Class Family Tree" and a
frieze about different people and
customs. The children's work
book includes, My Word Die
tionary, Festivals Far and Near,
and Friendship Songs. For the
remainder of the week they will
be making posters Of costumes
round the world and also spatter
pictures.
All the children enjoyed talk
and beautiful slide pictures on
children of many lands, shown
by Mrs. Noel Van Wagenen, Of
New York.
A sharing gift of money from
the children will be sent to Miss
Evelyn Weaver, our missionary
worker, who is in Pakistan.
Bible School will close with a
sack lunch picnic, on the church
lawn, at 1870 Friday morning,
June %, following the morning
session. All parents and others
who would wish to come are
welcome to attend this picnic.