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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-09-19

One of the dreams of a lifetime
came true this summer when Miss
Ocie Anderson, respected Bluffton
high school librarian, spent her entire
summer vacationing in Europe.
Miss Anderson's trip brings the
glittering names of a travelogue be-
fore ones eyes as she recites the
places she visited, before, during and
after the Great Books study tour
which consumed nearly six weeks of
her vacation.
Flying to Germany ahead of the
tour Miss Ocie spent three weeks
with her brother, an army officer
stationed at Kaiserslautern, before
meeting the study tour when they
docked in Naples June u. While il
Germany she visited Speyer, Worm.
and the splendid old university ant
library at Heidelberg.
Perhaps most interesting to tn
local librarian were the librarie
which the tour visited or which sh
was able to visit during her spar
time. Besides Heidelberg's library
the oldest in the world, she particular
lly remembers the Vatican Cit
library and the National Library {
Paris.
Miss Anderson recalls vivdly
meal she ate in one of the old studer
taverns at Heidelberg when she visi
ed that historic spot with her sister
in-law and nephew.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-09-19
RAWSON
ROUNDUP

Mrs. Nora Powell is taking care of
her brother, Raymond Hartman of
Route 2, Findlay. Mrs. Powell had
him returned to her home from the
Lima Memorial hospital. He will be
there for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. DeLong return
ed home Sunday from a week S
vacation at Lookout Mt, Rock City
Cherokee Indian Reservation, Cum.
berland Gap, Smoky Mountains and
parts of southern Ohio.
Sam Culp returned home Friday
from a weeks visit with his daughter
and family, MIR. and Mrs. j. L
Morrow of Port Deposit, Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. Morrow are beins
transferred to Santiago, California
after the first of September.
Miss Ann Beagle was a guest O
Miss Judy DeLong Sunday evening
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-09-19
European Trip RelUarding, Educational
Vacation For Bluffton Librarian

joined in Naples moved northward
through Itlay, Switzerland, France
and England, ending at London
August 8. At the conclusion of the
tour Miss Ocie flew back to
Kaiserslautern to spend more time
with her family before flying back
to America late in the month.
Places visited by Miss Anderson
read like an honor roll of fame and
greatness: Pompeii, the Appian Way
ST. Peters and the Vatican, Sistine
Chapel, the Leaning Tower of Pisa,
Venice's Grand Hotel, st. Mark S
church and square in Venice, Ver-
sailles, the Louvre, Canterbury, the
Tower of London, Stratford-on-Avon
Windsor Castle and on and on.
Travel by airplane is most exciting
and interesting, she reported, after
her flights across the ocean and ovel
Europe. These were her first flights
; Travelling high above the clouds sh'
, had opportunities to watch sunrise
, and sunsets from angles which mos
, of us will never reach.
: Her trip home took 221s hours
, with six and one-half hours of thi
( spent after she reached the airpor
in New York. Flying over Ohio OF
/ her way to the Columbus airport sh
I realized she was back home agail
as the broad fields of our large mid
dle-western farms contrasted SO deep
ly with the tiny, overworked plot
2 of land which most Europeans farm
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-09-19

reported for lumber and building
materials dealers. Sales of motor
vehicles dealers were 5 per cent be-
low July of last var. For all other
kinds of stores with decreases, the
declines were limited to / or 2 per
cent below July, 1856.
The seasonally adjusted index of
Ohio Retail Sales, compiled by the
Bureau of Business Research. stood
at 136 per cent of the 194749 average
at the end of July.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-09-19

more than one nail is used in line,
they should be slanted in opposite
directions.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-09-19

ANGLED NAILS FIRMER
Nails driven in at an angle will
have greater holding power. When
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-09-19

Here is the smallest Sonotone
hearing aid ever. tits worn en-
tirely ID the ear without cords or
extra "buttons." The Sonotone
1929" weighs only bali an ounce,
including the smallest battery
ever used in hearing aid. De-
spite its small size, it can amplify
sound 400 times to help approxi-
mately half of all americans with
hearing defects. The 1922" eli
makes 25-yearssearch by Sono-
tone engineers for hearing aid
small and light enough to be worn
entirely in the ear.
Come IN or Phone for Free
Demonstration
SONOTONE OF LIMA
j. 4. Moore, Mgr.
703 Cook Tower Bldg.
Lima, Ohio Ph. CA 1886
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TRAlLERs Cont

TRAILER. +. horse, custom made.
2 wheels: $3.50. Phone JE 2-2257
weekdays
1888 SPARTAN. l bedrm.. yery
nice; want to move. Make me an
offer. AZ TEMPLE TRAILER VII
LACE Alexandria. Va.
INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU IN
VEST; nine lines to choose from
!; =, 3. 4 bedroom models avail
able: your choice of lengths, floor
plans and It. or 10 It. wide.
Priced TO At any budget. KELLER'S
MOBILE HOMES. / mile south Of
Frederick. Md on Routes Is and
40, Phi. Monument 2-42T2.
LUGGAGE TRAILER, Aka; steel
body. ball hitch. liehts. etc; good
shape $50. JU. 9-563S
INTERNATIONAL SIS: Aft. /. bed
rm,; fully furnished Call Market
1-.214.
NEW ~ FRANKLIN: 81 It. long. o
It. wide, SCHNEIDER TRAILER
HAVEN, old U S. 240. ga mi. N.
Galthersburg. Nd
PACEMAkER. late SO. same as 81,
81 foot = bedrms., copper tile in
kit. Assume payts Also. S165 50
Warner hitch for 500. Fits any
car. Like new No overload springs
needed For info. 10. 3-54aS.
TRAILER, AKA foot. aIi-steel body
utility trailer; $50 or best offer.
CT, 6-0S60
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MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT

ID CATERPILLAR LOADER and
g77 Caterpillar loader. good con-
dition. Call UN. 4-5677.
HDb LOADER, Al condition. Price,
$1,000. Call Redwood 5-900l,
TRACTOR. Simplicity, 2 h.p.; turn
mower slS5; new ccnd, WE, 5.e3So.
BULLD0zER BLADE. for TD-14;
mole board; 500. ~ 0-652l.
NEW TD:g iront-end loader. For
contract. Ap. 7-0BO5.
GARDEN TRACTOR. Bolens Husky.
h.p, all attachments 1873 East
West hwy. Sill Spg.. ~ 1890
wANTED-Uscd construction equip.
international bulldozrr; road sub.
grade Earth MI rolling and COM
pacing equipment. ScmiautOmatic
concrete aggregate batching plant
and cement bins y o. Box l9O,
wilmington, Delaware
WANTED--completc machine shop
equipment for general purpose usc,
VIII assume production contract.
MILLING MACHINE. Atlas Uniyer-
sal, Feeds y" longitudinal 5hs"
bors, cutters, diyiding head and
change gears. $3.50. Phone OIL q
1Ola after ! pm. Sunday
SEPTIC TANKS AND FIELDS in
stalled by machine also bulldozer
work by expert operator Get our
quotations. HA1NEs MOTOR co
1900 Bladensbutg I'd, WA. 1-B6OO,
Sun. WA. 7-4156.
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BOATS

WHIRLWIND de luxe, II IT,. 8 ply;
windshield. steering wheel and con
trolls, Mercury Mark 90 motor; Little
new. JU 9-7if6
lift. CEDAR STRIP RUNABOUT.
on Master Craft trailer: remote
controlled. misc. hardware, canvas
cover; excel. cond Want S525 but
make me an offer. must sell. L. P.
TURNER, S03 Hallwood ave, Falls
Church. Va. JE $780,.
OUTBOARD MOTOR: Brand-new
lha-h.p. Ideal for canoe or small
boat, SOS. Ma. S-743O, Sun. and
ewes WO. 6-3334.
OWENS PITT. CRUISER. auto bilee
pump, navy top. compl. shipshape,
ready TO 90, $500. WA. 7-5S46.
n o,o CABIN BOAT Boa with With ,nbQ S..3
Gpt otss!E Call bet 10 and l. AD' =
BOAT, 1850. os-ft. Safetycraft. like
new: call AID. 4-6s53.
1875: CAB. CRUISER. Gift. Chris
Graft. inbd.. max. speed ~ sleeps
I, GOOD cond.. ~ $50. JE. 2-I6s3.
3l-FT. BOAT. loft. beam; a5-h.p.
ChrlS-craft motor. cabin sleeps q;
head. storage space. radio; sea-
worthy. $1,000 cash. quick sale.
Dock E is shown between IL noon
and 4 pm or call Central S-4391
after @ pm.
WANrED-Junked Gray with . or 81
reduction gear or gear alone; also
sail and rig for 24-26-ft. ketch.
Have Have 79.hp Gray inst oysshas sbsG
for either. H. RElSER, 1920 Ores
94S3.
BOAT, partly planked; v bottom.
20 II. long. Oft. beam. oak frame,
white cedar planking. $3.50 or will
trade. HA. 2-7193.
INB0ARD MOTOR. Wisconsin air
cooled; like new. Cheap. LU. J.
LYMAN RuNABOUT with or without
Mercury Mark % outboard motor;
excel cond. ia. 9-2O5S.
IO-FOOT DEAD-RISE HULL; bay
built: sleeps six. with air foam mat
tresseS: two 30-Rallon fresh water
tanks. gas stove and oven. marine
built in battery charger. has &C.
and dc. connection for 10 volt at
dock service. comes equipped with
dingy in perfect condition and oars,
huse icehox. new lines, this boat
is in perfect condition and is pow
cred by a Grey Marine engine. a5
horsepower Lugger type new shaft.
tiller, scagg replaced last fall: ideal
Tor beGinner or large family: has
1l-foot beam: this boat is roomy
terms to reliable party. TOM ANA
TUCCI. jr,. JU. 9-443l. OWNER.
DO NOT MISS THE EASTER BOAT
SHOW, FRIDAY. SATURDAY. SUN,
APRIL lA-20-2l ON BOARDWALK.
WILDWOOD BY THE SEA. N. j.
MANY OTHER ACTIVITIES ALSoi
NEW 1857 CENTURY RUNABoUTs
ON DISPLAY
The new, l5-ft. Century Colt In
board runabout; now on display.
25-ft. Chris-Craft sedan. with new
1l0-h.p. Nordberg: $500
left. Hurricane racing sloop.
with shelter top. stainless-steel rig.
ging. nylon saids: 81 ,Q95.
2S-ft. Safticraft sedan; new mo-
tor; excel condition.
23-ft. Chtis-Craft cruiser with
1l5-h.p. motor: $1,000.
Trades and terms accepted: A.
nancing. STEELcRAFT-W WASHING
TON co. Maine ave. and M SITS, sw.
BOAT SUPPLIES
Rope; lac # copper paint. 81 so
lights oars paddles. chains. nosts.
IRE ext canvas. tarraulin foam
:lhoer. rubber hose H GIcHNER,
.5l3 NJ st NV. FE 3-G345
ALUMA CRAFT BOATS
CARLOAD Of better than ever.
fast. light, dry. steady. strong Top
rated BY testing agencies Choose
now from complete stocks; pay later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

PONTIAC, 81 IT,. 2 .bedrms.. 20-ft.
aluminium awnings, built-in TV set.
Being transferred. so. b.b02S.
BRAND-NEW 81 35-ft. National;
$2.995, S495 down, balance through
local bank, Call COL. cox Park
SPARTAN So "a IT,; lived In q mos.,
orig. owner; also bolt-fast hitch for
"a. or So. Olds super "ss". with
hydra. -level, Husband transferred
overseas. For Information, RE. f.
4BSn
NATIONAL rs. A. t.; 9 bedrms..
fully equipped, air cond. auto
washer tour-aid hitch. Ascot sas
h..w b. other extras, $4,000. 10
f-lB3i
HOUSE TRAILER, -. Elcar. with
aluminium AWNINGS and TV set with
all accessories. Granite 4-pjD4.
1881 STEWART. ~ IT,. bedroom.
full.size bathroom. lot 10 Night-
insale Trailer Court so. b-f0g5
USED--Edwards custombilt; ~ H.,
| bedroom. beautifully decorated
and finished inside with black wall
nut, golden willow. tulip tree. and
sassatras paneling, modern bath
room, refrigerator, hot-water heat
er. etc Must he seen To appreciate.
Privately owned and can be in-
kneeled this Sat and sun. at 8. W.
EDWARDS. Grindstone Run Farm,
Myersyille, Nd, phone Myersville
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AUToMoTIvE MISC.
TRAILERs

FORD 81. Va engine; 1870 hp.:
completely overhauled except mains;
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

N. c. DEALERS pay top dollars for
cars. wagons VILLAGE MOTORS.
1883 r ave ne AID 4-O44i
SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week. will pay extra-hieh prices for
any make or model car. Call IA.
9-266l.
JUNK CARS WANTED: paying top
dollar For quick, efficient pickup.
pay very hish cash prices for real
clean cars; KIRK MOTOR CO.
DON'T SELL YOUR CAR till you see
Phil Mahoney at KIRK MOTOR
Co. 1888 Wis. ave, EN-. 3-4533.
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars des-
pcrately: any make or model
trucks, station wagons. HYATTs-
VILE AUTO SALES, 1920 R; |.
BEST 1857 volkswagen that 81. $50
all cash will buy. WA. 1892.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for
1a52-65 used car with auto. trans
mission EN-. 3-l467.
PENNY
Pays More for Clean Cars
Any Make, From Cadillacs
to FordS
PENNY MOTOR SALES
LEGO r. / Ave. NE. LA. $4,000
WE NEED
800 CARS
] VIII pay highest dollar. ANY
MAKE. ANY MODEL ANY YEAR.
AUTO DISCOUNT
1910 r. /. Ave NE AID. 10000
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MONEY WANTED
AVIATION
BOATS

lift. INBOARD run-a-bout: $3.50
cash. RE. 5-5325.
DOCKAGE. season rate. April through
Oct OBJ. runabouts. $50: inboards
ano outboards, 10 to - It. $50.
Free use Of launching ramp. MA
hINE MART. $40 Maine ave. sw.,
ST. 3-3575
JEEP for sale or trade on boat and
trailer Of equal value Jeep in GOOD
cond 10 motor. $3.50 Prefer
aluminium boat. Call Dunkirk -
1855. am. TO 10 pm. vkdays.
p am. 70 10 pm. SUNDAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
BOAT SUPPLIES
Nieman Bros.

Shady Side. Nd.
Custom boat builders. repairing.
H EsI9Ipil g ,,i ana remToaslins NEW
FOOT, University 7-7321 or eve,
UN 1882 or T-hoS3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. S5,O0O-S5O,-
000--Group your debts. lower your
payments, refinance your property
and improvements. Quick. honest.
courteous service on real estate.
farms, etc. Only In the State OF
Maryland. Call Mr.. ROBERTS.
Baltimore. Md. day or night. Suns.
and holidays at Saratoga 7-4047.
FROM $500 TO $4,000 on well.kept
homes with some equity; Va, D. c.
or Nd. Raise cash. repair CO. s.
2060 or feves) ia. 2-62S0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
DO YOU WISH


DO YOU WISH
TO CONVERT
A first trust note into cash?
We are interested in buying
clean first trust notes on
Md. property at a moderate
discount.
ASHTON REALTY CO.
ASHTON, MD. SPRING 4-4sll
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SUMMER HOMES

BLUE RIDGE HIDEAWAY, on
wooded "a acre, for sale. Will
build on Your site. Shells. So. 500
up. See display models: Rte. Z to
approx. y nj beyond Purcellville,
turn at Shenandoah Country Club
sign, i block to our sign.
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GARAGES

s .ss,Sie ssTo at BR aiiy for 2s.T rent
1870 18th st. ne: $40 mo. Cali
A.. c. HOUGHTON g. SON, INC.
DI. 7-9057: ewes, To. 2-559l.
GARAGE WANTED or parking space.
walking distance % I'd st. ne.
Ii. 4-6500, Ext. 100, MR.. HEINZ
25s
GARAGE, suitable for storage; 25x25
T.. all brick: cleo. M. 9TH and
Franklin SITS. ne. FE. 3-725O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
Ith and New York ave. wv,
OPEN SUNDAY, II TO 3

OPEN SUNDAY, II 10
CADILLAC '55 4-dr.; one owner;
fully equip; less than $4,000 mi;
$4,000 Selling TO settle estate.
Call OF, 4-S05d.
CADILLAC 40 club coupe Fleetwood:
excel, cond.; Sf35. Central S-1n5l.
CADILLAC 1856 90" coupe; e-tone
beige BY owner; under 1000 mi
power brakes, power steering =
and h. e2i-elasS, Wv tires; ST.
1876 Call Mon. . am. TO 3 pm,
MA S-3Of5
CADILLAC 1850 "7b" S-passenser
limousine black. fully equipped
very clean. Now only S1,105. ccc
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
lee@ 2.nd st, NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1853 "62" convertible;
one owner, like new; full Cadillac
equip, including. power steerine;
spring bargain a. VI 5ao; luSt
$3.50 delivers BASS ~ CLARK.
corner \ Capitol and Fla. ave- me-
CADILLAC SO coupe; fully equipped;
power steering. power brakes; H.
Ss,oso. JE. S-4s26,
CADILLAC 1855 Coupe de VIE;
blue and white, very nice power
steering. power brakes; priced to
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
19a" "end st NV. ST $4,000
CADILLAC ~ cow beaut Bermuda
blue. blue top power steerins,
brakes fine cond. St,ini Ma =
nOal weekdays.
CADILLAC CONT 1853; pvt. owner.
beautiful green. chrome wire wheels,
US ROYAL Master WV tires, power
steering seats windows, radio
ariD and auto selector radio, dual
range HYDRO lust 10000 mi,
immac green and white lthr inter;
this car is perfect, boot never re-
moved from case must Sell immed,l
5000 or best offer. Ju s-3S3S
CADILLAC 1850 sedan. very clean:
black hydra, r h., seat covers;
pvt. owner 500 cash JE 3.Nbst.
CADILLAC 'ln a-dr. "6e": r. and n,
hydra. black Al cond S5pB;
terms / ST. MOTORS, ed and
L NV.
tcontinued on Next Pags)
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SECURITY MOTORS

100 22nd ST. NV. ST. 3.2BUU
~ CADILLAC Coupe. de Vile; one
owner, sacrifice at S1,5a5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

BUICK so SUPER cony excel
small GMAc bal. Ii. 3.091b.
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BOAT DISPLAY
WASHINGTON MARINA

NE -bOAI Dealer FOR
Richardson Cruisers Correct Craft
cruisers and runa bouts. Cruise Along
cruisers. Barbour floats. Lone Star
Bel Boy Albright. Sco,tiecraft. and
Marina Rockets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
THACKER MOTORS
: PARKWAY FORD
Akers OldS-Cadillac Co.

CADILLAC 1854 sedan; e-tone blue:
cleanest car in town: power steer
Tor only 50 SOS. ccc guarantee.
Canitnl Cadillac-OldS Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

BUICK SO 4-door Riviera sedan;
dyna. power steering, power brakes,
custom interior. TO settle estate,
will takes best offer EN- 3-bn2n
BUICK lpin COW. clean, must sell
today s"S5 JU. 5-06bb
BUICK 1854 Century 4-door; ~ 900
actual miles, best offer VIII accept
small sport car IN trade 10. 81
pSS1
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CADILLAC 1857

CADILLAC 1856 convertible coupe:
attractive turquoise. white top. ALL
leather interior; power steering.
power brakes: fully equipped. ike
new outstanding buy ~ only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

End TRUST-Absolutely top spot
cash prices paid, Md. Va, D. C.
Call day or night. 10. 4-6565. 3l'
MONEY ON End TRUSTS-We will
buy 2nd-trust notes. D. c., nearby
Nd. or Va: reasonable rates, MA
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 1852 hardtop 2-dr. sedan:
r. h., dynaflow. excellent. Sacrifice
$3.50: trade and terms. 1897 Pa.
ave. Sc.
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BTICK @ ,b sG Terd a. ad III, stSna
blue lob and car was taken by the
owner Tires are perfect equipped
with dynafiow, radio sud heater
.n.dav guarantee SSR5. LOGAN
Ford 1870 10th St. NV. Dl,
s-tSUll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
b moi Birth Lodge
To Hold Dance

independence Lodge and
Chapter Of B'nai Birth will
have a dinner dance on Tues
day evening at 8 pm. at the
Norbeck Country Club. under
the Craftsmanship of Mrs.
Burton G. Dorfman, assisted
by Mrs. Earl MULTI. The din
ner will be preceded by a
cocktail hour at 7 pm.
The following day, Wednes-
day, at IL noon, the ladies of
independence Chapter will
hold an early bird paid-up
membership luncheon in the
form Of a lawn party at the
home of Mrs. Marshall Coyne,
1900 Linnean avenue NV. to
which all old and new mem
bers are invited.
Mrs. Harold Katz is chair
man and her cochairman is
Mrs. Abe henderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
MODERN MARRIAGE
The Honor System VS..
Strict Teen Rules

Mrs. S.? You want your girl
to manage her social life
wisely and competently, in
proportion to her age. But
she can only do this if you'
give her freedom to make
choices, with proper guidance
of course. and make her under
stand what she is doing. For
this purpose. she should edu-
cate herself fully. She needs
to study and understand some
of the good books on boy-girl
relationships, on the develop
ment of the sexual nature, on
manners and morals; and she
needs each year to take more
responsibility for her own &C
tons. You can get plenty Of
helpful books from the libraries
or you may want to write me
with stamped, self addressed
envelope) for my reading list
on adolescence.
Try to be a sort of big sister
to her. Talk things over to-
gether; plan her evenings;
help her choose her partners
wisely. If you can do all of
that. Mrs. S.. you'll help your
daughter to grow into sue
ceSsful womanhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE

Mrs. S. writes: do you feel
it wise to put a teen-age
daughter on her honor when
dating, OF should we have
definite rules?"
In the first place, Mrs. S.,
if you put your daughter on
her honor, who is going to put
the young man on his?
In the second place. you
don't tell me the age of your
daughter. Teens cover a wide
range-is she Is or 10?
In the third place. it's not
easy to govern anyone's life
not even your own-by definite
rules. General principles are
better; and they have to be
learned by living.
What is it you really want,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
Education
Institute
TOBe Held

The first annual Adult Edu-
cation Institute will be held at
the University of Maryland on
Thursday and Friday, June
81 and %. This is a leadership
training program primarily
designed for the members Of
the Maryland Federation Of
Women's Clubs The purpose
of this institute will be to
develop certain basic skills
required of leadership person.
mel which will result in better
planning and organization Of
women's club activities
through the State Of Mary
land.
Mrs. John L. Whitehurst,
chairman of the education
department of the General
Federation Of Women's Clubs,
will give the keynote address
on Thursday, June 81, and
Mrs. Charles o. Middlekauf.
president of the Maryland
Federation of Women's Clubs.
will bring greetings to all par
Elephants.
Lectures will be given by
Mrs. Hester B. Provensen.
assistant professor Of speech;
DR.. Verne E. Chatelain. pro-
lessor of history: Mr.. Warren
L. Strausbaugh, professor and
head of department of speech
and dramatic art. University
of Maryland, and Mr.. Eldon
E. Sweeney. professional lee
turer, School of Sciences and
Public Affairs. American Uni
versity. Topics will be on the
art of communication. your
Maryland heritage. parlia-
mentary procedure. group
leadership. conference tech
niques and program planning.
Mrs. James K. Polk. presi-
dent of the fourth district.
Maryland Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs, urges all members
to attend. Additional informa-
ton may be secured from the
director of Institutes. Univer-
sity of Maryland. College of
Special and Continuation
Studies, College Park, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

Try This
If you have never used sweet
basil. try "a teaspoon of dried.
crushed leaves in the water in
which you are cooking peas,
beets. string beans or potatoes.
A good pinch of sweet basil
added to mayonnaise gives it
an added deliciousness.
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-17
New Jail is Still Needed

The Geauga grand jury did their exact duty when they
recommended to the county commissioners last week that
the problem of adequate jail be reconsdered The jail
must be reconsidered until solution is reached.
However, there is sense in repeating previous mis-
takes The last vote the bond issue indicated clearly
that especially the folk around Chardon don't the jail
tackled on to courthouse
And if it pointed out to the rest of the county,
they would be convinced that it also to the advantage of
the rest of the county to have the jail outside of Charon
Because the sherffs headquarters are usually located
at the JAIL it is important to the safety of the county
be located closer to the geographic population
the county.
And it is be located outside of Chardon obviously
should be in spot where adequate land is available
both from safety and prospect an even
tual work area
1t would seem that new jail committee should be ap-
pointed to take up where the last left off The work
of the previous committee while at the polls should be
used as a guide for further investigation.
John