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Evening star., 1957-08-25
Women Driver
Hits Tree on Duy
She Gets Permit

A first attempt at driving yes
terday carried a Beltsville md D.,
woman 10 feet around the
front Of her house past ore
tree and into another.
The student driver, Mrs.
Celia Evans, Sc. of lll07 Queen
Anne avenue. had just received
a 30-day learners permit in the
morning mail. according to
Prince Georges County police.
Pvt. w. E. Mathews, ir.,
quoted Mrs. Evans as saying
she had backed out of her
driveway and thought she step
ped on the brake to allow an
oncoming car to pass. She hit
the accelerator instead. skidded
on some gravel and swerved In
to her front yard and the tree
The only injuries were suffer-
ed by Mrs. Evans instructor
her daughter Cecilia, 18. who
was treated at Prince Georges
General Hospital for face. chest
and knee cuts.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

attend a reception given by
National Com mite EN- a n
Michael j. Birmingham and
were to follow that with an
other at which Controller j.
Millard Tawes. a formal guber-
material candidate. will be host.
Mrs. John A. Meyer. wife of
a former Congressman. an
nounced that she would run for
the House of Delegates from
Baltimore city's Sd District, "if
I get organization support"
DR.. OtenaSek also announced
that Attorney General c. Fer
dinand Sybert had assured her
he would give the next vacancy
as an assistant attorney gen.
eral to a woman if she is quail
fed.
Those on Hand Noted
The big day for the poten-
tial Statewide and congress
sional candidates will be to-
morrow when all will be given
a chance TO air their views
and intentions.
Already on hand, however,
besides Mr.. Tawes. Mr.. Dale
sandro. Mr.. Sybert and Mrs.
Mock, was DR.. H. c. Byrd, who
also had filed for the guberna-
torial nomination.
Also Senator John Grason
Turnbull of Baltimore Coun-
ty, Senator Louis L. Gold
stein of Calvert County. Sem
ator H. Winship Wheatley Of
Prince Georges County: Dele
gate Blair Lee Sd, of Montgom-
cry County: Delegate Daniel
Brewster, of Baltimore County,
who already has announced for
the I'd Congressional District
nomination. and James Bruce,
former Ambassador to Argen-
tina, who has his eye on the
Senate nomination.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Police Vote Set
For Morningside

Residents of Morningside,
Md. will vote tomorrow in a
referendum to decide whether
the former 8-year-old town po-
lice force should be reactivated.
Some 4l2 residents are ell
igible to vote between / and 8
pm. at the town hall.
The police force, comprised
Of five volunteers, was abol-
ished for economy reasons last
May Is on a vote of the out
going mayor and council. The
policemen we're paid only ex-
penses and furnished one
cruiser, still town property.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Northern Virginia Fair
Will Open Tomorrow

The Northern Virginia Fair
and Industrial Exposition will
open tomorrow on site on
Route so just west of the Town
Of Fairfax with an array of ex-
hibits. demonstrations, shows,
prizes and rides.
Sponsored by the County
Chamber of Commerce. the
fair. is expected to raise money
for construction of a perma-
nent fair grounds and recrea-
ton center.
Ofhcials said yesterday that
all of the available exhibition
space for livestock. farm and
home products and merchants
displays would be filled by the
time the fair opens at 8 am.
Advance registrations of en-
tries assure the showing of 100
dairy cattle. 80 beef cattle. 30
hogs, 10 sheep. 425 chickens
and 100 goats. Approximately
100 exhibitors have entered
produce in the farm products
exhibits.
The large home demonstra-
ton show will include more
than 200 paintings and a dis
play of ceramics.
The fair will run through
Saturday.
The schedule includes:
Tomorrow-Home arts Judging, 10
am Queen for a Day reception.
S pm. ribbon-cutting ceremony
pm; Lady Fairfax Beauty Contest
eefrinsdsI; fTunesdsyoLady Fairfax Day; All
and open beef Judging. $3.50 am 4-H
and open swine judsins' pm farm
produce Judging ! pm. All and open
sheep Judging. 3 m; goat luoRlns. :
pm, Lady Fairfax beauty contest
Wednesday-Kiddies Day: An and
open dairy judging, $50 a m; poultry
sored By the Capital Goat Club. : pm.
Flower show. judging. J !
Am. K-0 dog training show directed
BY the Canine Training Association
kriday-Baby contest fnals. 3 pm;
"old MacDonald's Farm fashion
snsst ssssturdaymFinals in the lath broad
east for the Hospitality Talent Search,
1890 am. TO noon; fashion show
3 pm.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Maryland Stute Fair
Is Ready for Ooening

TIMONIUM, Md, Aug "a tA1
The fairgrounds sprawling in
the midst Of this rapidly grow
ing community are coming alive
for another renewal OF an old
family custom, the Maryland
State Fair.
The fair will open at 10 am.
Monday and continue until
September Z.
The fairs first week will be
devoted TO All club and Future
Farmers of America competi-
Evening star., 1957-08-25

ton. Judging in the adult
classes will take place during
the second week.
The daily program will also
include eight races on the half
mile track, a nightly grand
stand program and a midway
with Is rides.
For the first time this year,
Brown Swiss dairy cattle will
be exhibited. Ninety-six head
have been entered.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

to be put on organization tick
cts throughout the State.
We're ready to make a deal
We will put forth our best ef'
forts next year but this is wha'
We want" DR.. Otenasek said
She then asked for:
/. One seat in the House o.
Delegates from each of the 2;
counties and the six district.
in Baltimore city.
2. A $3.50 breakdown of the
State Central Committee.
3. An assistant attorney gen.
eral.
If the men were shaken BY
prospects of such a deal they
were careful not to show it.
Mayor Goes Further
Baltimore City Mayor
Thomas D'Alesandro, consid-
cred as one of the leading pos
sibilities to file for the guber-
material nomination, went ever
further with his own proposal
i think it is high time that
the women of the Democral lic
Party receive more than mere
oratorical recognition. . We
should have a capable woman
run for Statewide Office in the
1858 election and for other
local Offices" Mayor D'Alesan-
dro said.
The Mayor went on to say
that he would be proud tc
run for Office with a woman as
. teammate."
The talk here is that one OF
the most likely candidates for
Statewide Office would be State
Senator Mary L. Mock, of
Wicomico County.
Tawes to Be Host
Some $50 women turned out
for the luncheon today that at
tracted nearly every male
hopeful on the political scene.
Tonight the women were 10
Evening star., 1957-08-25

the Atlantic City Naval Ali
Station. Other members were
identified as 1t. (j.g.) John
F. Madigan, %, the pilot. Of
Pleasantville, N. j., and Lawr-
ence Edward Miller, 81, an
aviation structural mechanic
of Pomona, N. j.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
MARYLAND WomenMoke
Democratic Proposal
BY CHARLES L. HOFFMAN
star stan correspondent

OCEAN CITY, Md, Aug. 24-Marylands Democratic wom-
en- today invited the pary political chiefs to uncheonand
then sought to make deal that would knock lot of
Office holders out of jobs.
DR.. Mildred OtenaSek chairman Of the United Demo-
cratic Womens Clubs issued virtual ultimatum for women
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Cor Totals Grow

DETROIT.-Less than two
million motor vehicles had
been built when the Federal
Air Road Act was enacted into
law on July II, 1916.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

had not been any integration
in the public schools.
Dovel said that in that event,
Graves didn't know what he
was talking about"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07
Blufton Couple
Home From Europe

Mr.. and Mrs. James Phillips have
returned to Bluffton from Bamberg,
Germany, where Mr.. Phillips has
been stationed for more than a year
as. an artilleryman with the U. S.
Army.
They arrived last week in New
York aboard the Alexander Patch
and arrived home Tuesday with their
son, Mark James. Mr.. Phillips, hav-
ing been discharged from the service,
has enrolled for the second semester
at Bluffton college. He received his
B. S. degree in the spring of 1854,
and his present work is to qualify
for a teachers certificate.
During their year in Europe Mr..
and Mrs. Phillips were able to see
many points of interest on the con
tinent. Travelling in French Mer-
cedes auto, which they owned during
their stay, the couple visited Paris
France, and Rome, Italy, among
other cities. They swan in the
Mediterranean at the Riviera anC
went skiing in Austria and Switzer
land.
Mrs. Phillips is the former Mary
Lou Lewis.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07
Luckless Cedarville Baptists Hope
To Reverse Form I'm Game Here Tuesday

Mast'S first seven.
Bluffton, in fifth place in the seven
school conference could conceivably
pass Ohio Northern and move into
the leagues first division if they con-
tinue playing the basketball which
they showed the last few weeks.
Picking up their attack behind
freshman Able Mast and Ron Kalb
Bluffton is just four points and a cold
first half away from five straight
victories. With wins over Ashland and
Hiram, they suffered bitter onepoint
losses to Ohio Northern and Goshen.
Defiance, S7-75 victors over the Bea-
vers last month, won that game by
holding Bluffton to only seven fields
goals in the first half. Coming back
with 33 points in the last ten miutes
Bluffton had just gotten hot too late
to do any good.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07

Bluffton Beavers, playing better
basketball as the season goes along,
swing into the second half of their
Mid-Ohio league schedule when they
meet the Cedarville Baptists at
Founders hall next Tuesday night.
Cedarville, winless in seven league
games this season, is probably the
most frustrated ball club in Ohio.
Three times already this year they
have been almost ready to reach out
and grab a big victory only to lose
out in the final minutes.
Early in December Bluffton leap
frogged out of the league cellar with
a 71-66 victory on the Cedarville
court. This came just week after
the Baptists had nearly upset neigh
Dor and archrival Wilmington.
Closest and most frustrating of all
came three weeks ago when the
Baptists came within one point, 72-71,
OF beating unbeaten Defiance. Def
ance, riding high on top of the league
all season hadn't had even a close
game up to that time.
Bluffton won the December game
by stopping Lane Moody and John
Humphries the two high scoring
Cedarville guards. Although tn G
center, Entner, took over the scoring
load for the one game the big Bea,
yer problem will still be stopping
Moody and HumphrieS.
Moving into the second semester
the Beavers have been stiffened by
the addition of Harry Garverick, who
has already moved into coach Kenny
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07
Students Elect
Junior Hi Patrol

Nine junior high school pupils have
been elected junior patrol members
for the month of February. The
group is sponsored by student senate
and the high school principal and
works in cooperation with the high
school patrol.
Larry Marshall, Jean Stauffer,
Steve Basinger, Donna Basinger,
Michael Belts, Marlene Basinger, Lar
ry Zimmerly and Nancy Ziessler are
the February members.
One boy and one girl from each
7th and 9Th grade homeroom is Sc
lected for duty each month. They are
assigned to assist with fire drills
and assembly procedure. They also
prevent infractions of minor school
rules.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07
Kaye Eileen StdIey
To We'd III. III. ELJUOOd

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Staley, of
Route 3, Ada, have announced the
engagement and forthcoming mar
riage of their daughter, Kaye Eileen,
to Herbert H. Elwood, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Elwood Sr. of Ada.
The wedding will be an event of
Saturday, February %, at ZOO O'Clock
in the evening at the Bethel Church
of Christ, Ada. The custom of open
church will be observed, and a recep-
ton following the ceremony will be
held in the church social rooms.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07
BluftOn Hospital
JANUARY 30

Admitted: Mrs. Reno Baumgartner,
Pandora; Mrs. Emmit Baker, Raw
son.
Discharged: Paul Lewis Bowser,
Findlay; Miss Lauretta Reigle, Bluff
ton.
JANUARY 81
Discharged: Mrs. Robert Fruchey
and baby, Lima; Mrs. Don Lauck
and baby, Arlington; Mrs. Harley
Augsburger and baby, Bluffton; Mrs.
Richard Cherry and baby, Pandora.
FEBRUARY /
Admitted: Mrs. Lloyd Brauen,
Bluffton.
FEBRUARY 2
Admitted: Mrs. Alice Gossard,
Harrod.
Discharged: Susan Packer, Lafay-
cite; Mrs. John Stahl and baby, Pan
dora; Mrs. Minnie Karl, Ottawa; Mrs.
VIM. Morrison and baby, McComb.
FEBRUARY 3
Discharged: Mrs. Halle Althaus,
Bluffton; Mrs. Francis Bishop and
baby, Pandora: Mrs. James Redd,
Bluffton; Mrs. Phil Rogers and baby,
Arlington.
FEBRUARY 4
Discharged: Mrs. Alice Gossard,
Harrod.
FEBRUARY 5
Admitted Robert Isenharger, Dola.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07
Girl Scout Meeting

Girl Scout Meeting
There will be an important meet
ing of the Public Relation committee
Friday, February 8 at 1000. To be
held at the Girl Scout office.
Troops No. 1873 to No. 189
Continuing our work on tenderfoot
requirements, we have learned the
correct way of setting the table.
Troop No. 1919 welcomed back two
former MEMBERS Carolyn and Loret-
ia Fisher. We conducted our flag
ceremony and held our regular busi-
ness meeting. We cut out snowmen
favors which we are making for the
Memorial Home.
Troop No. 122
We had our mothers hem ties for
our uniforms, then we painted green
trefoils on them. We discussed our
part in the Juliette Lowe Tea and
played singing games.
Share-A-Talent
Will meet at the home of Har-
riette Shilling on February 13 at
500.
Alice Freeman Club
The Alice Freeman club banquet
scheduled for February 13, has been
cancelled. Members, please take note!
Kings Guards Meeting
The Kings Guards met last Sunday
morning in the Methodist church
basement at 10:30 a. m. The program
was under the direction of Mrs. Ivan
Clements group. The girls dressed
clothespin dolls in various costumes
such as Indian, Mexican and Eskimo
and also described their doll and
country. Girls taking part were Ruth
Ann Henry, Bonnie 10 Cook, Judith
Hardness, Janet Martz, Kay Motter
Kay Rodabaugh and Sue Marshall
Next meeting will be held February
18th.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07
OUTSTANDING
Continued from page II

community affairs.
He is member of the PTA, the
Masonic Lodge, and ST Johns Evan
gelical and Reformed church where
he serves as chorister and sings with
the church choir He also
participates in Barbershop Quartet
singing as a m m b er of the
SPEBSOQSA.
Mr.. Basinger was cited on his
nomination for the honor as serving
as president of the Business Mems
association during the year of great
local industrial expansion. He was
chairman of the banquet honoring the
opening of new plant of Ex-Cell-O.
The club also enjoyed its largest
membership under his presidency last
year.
The Bluffton mems nominations
will be submitted for further con-
sideration in Jaycee state and nation
al competition for honoring outstand-
ing young men.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07
BLUFFTON DRAWS
Continued from page u

Urich will be able to resume his spot
in the regular lineup. Urich, who suf-
fered broken hand in practice al
most month ago, was playing his
best basketball in the past two years
when he suffered the injury.
This, if ever, should be Bluffton's
year to win the Non-County event
and move well into district play, With
Urich in top form they will field a
big team, with all five starters SEMI
ors. Sitting on the bench will be Ra-
mon Lewis, who has started several
games, 6-2 Tim Diller, and Ralph
Reichenbach, potentially one of the
best players on the team.
In meeting the ST. Joe Red Knights
the Pirates will be meeting a team
which has had rather spotty sea-
son. Highlight of the Wapak season
came last month when they dealt
high-flying ST. Gerards its only de-
feat of the season. 53-39.
The Red Knights, only school in the
tournament with a smaller enroll
ment of boys than Bluffton, will carry
10-7 record into conclusive fray.
Top man for the Wapakoneta club is
reported to be senior Darrell Ballweg.
forward
If Bluffton is successful in their
opener they will meet the Coldwater-
Delphos jefferson winner the follow
ing Tuesday. Winner of that game adj
vances to the tourney finals the fol-
lowing Thursday night against the
upper bracket winner.
The two finalists and the consola-
ton winner will advance to district
play which will be held the first
weekend in March at Bluffton col
lege's Founders Hall and the Celina
FieldhouSe.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07
Jimmie MOugey,
Sandra SheGrer
Exchange VOlUs

Jimmie Mougey, Bluffton high
school music instructor, was married
last Saturday evening to Miss Sandra
Shearer in the Tipp City Baptist
church.
The Rev. J. H. Harmon, pastor of
the church, performed the double
ring ceremony. The new Mrs. Mougey
was formerly resident of Tipp City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mougey are making
their home in the Zanna Staater
apartment on South Main street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07

Richland Community Circle
Mary Matter will be hostess to
the circle on February Ia with Mae
Hauenstein assisting. Meeting will
open at 300 p. m. with devotions by
Mae Hauenstein. Program follows
with hankie exchange for Valen-
tines Day.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07
Saturday Rec. Program
Is Well Attended

Approximately so Bluffton young
sters are now attending the Saturday
afternoon recreation program ar
ranged at Founders hall, Bluffton
college, by the Telesis club.
William Ramseyer, in charge of the
weekly program which is to continue
during the bad winter weather, said
that approximately so to 60 boys turn
out and about Is girls, whose activ-
tiles are handled by Mrs. Ramseyer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07
BluftOn FrOsh
Beat WayneSfeld

Bluffton high schools freshman
basketball team picked up an easy
40-13 victory at Waynesfield last
Thursday afternoon.
Running off to an easy 1871 half
time lead Bluffton coasted in for the
final two quarters.
Mike Diller topped Bluffton scorers
with 16 points. followed by Kenny Lo-
gan with H.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07
Society and Club,

/ Legion Auxiliary
Instead of the regular meeting this
month, the Legion Auxiliary will hold
card party on February II.
Bridal Shower Given
Sunday evening at 6 o'clock in
Founders Hall, dinner and bridal
shower was given by group Of
relatives in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Watson Steiner. The tables carried
color scheme of yellow and green.
Many beautiful gifts were received
by Mr.. and Mrs. Steiner.
Guests present were Mrs. Lena
Biederman, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Dill
ler, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Reichenbach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Reichenbach
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Reichenbach, Jr. and Mike, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Reichenbach, Jack and
Sam, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Niswander
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Daryl
Hartman and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Reichenbach and Margo, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Henry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale Reichenbach and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Reichenbach and
| family, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Reich
enbach and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Marquart and daughter, all of Bluff
ton; Mrs. Barbara Reichenbach, Mr..
Tillman Reichenbach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Reichenbach and Sandra, Har-
ley Reichenbach, James Reichenbach,
Helen Reichenbach and Gladys Rel
chenbach, all of Pandora; Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Reichenbach and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Reichenbach and family
of Beaverdam; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mayer of Lima; Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
Anders and Billy of Lafayette, Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Peter of Jenera, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Fleming and fam
lily, Mrs. Richard Jordan of Ada; Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Steiner of Berne,
Ind, and the honored couple, Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson Steiner.
Richland Grange
The grange will meet Wednesday
evening, February 13 at 500 p. m
Program will be on "Famous Mer
Born in February" Date of square
dance and box social has beer
changed from Saturday, February 8
to Friday, February at 500 p. m
Admission, preferably a box luncheon
per couple to be auctioned at the
intermission, or donation of $1.00 pei
couple. Grange open house will be
February %.
Women's Fellowship
The Christian Womens Fellowship
of the Church of Christ will meet a
the home of Mrs. Ralph Patterson
on February Ia at s o'clock. Mrs
Byron Manages will be program lead
er and Mrs. Homer Zimmerly will
have devotions. Please bring you
J sales tax stamps to this meeting.
y
Richland Community Circle
Mary Matter will be hostess t
the circle on February Ia with Ma
Hauenstein assisting. Meeting vii
open at 300 p m. with devotions b.
Mae Hauenstein. Program follow
with hankie exchange for Vaen
tines Day.
Bluffton T.. II. A.
Bluffton PTA will meet Monda,
February II in the Elementary build
ing. Theme of the meeting will
Learning through Family Plays
Devotions will be given by'Rev. T. !
Wilson and the program will be
play given by the Bowling Gree
Players, followed by a discussion lie
by Mr.. Carl Smucker. Refreshment
will be served by the Hospitalit
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ANDREW. ANDREWS FIELD AREA
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EDuSEs FOR SALE-MD.
(cONTlNUEDl

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Soon to be ready. Pick your deco
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PROPERTIES. The Supermarke'
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5-ACRE ESTATE,

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Quality-built rambler; arranged
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ENGLISH VILLAGE
bethesda, Md

NEW, TRUE COLONIAL HOME
large family room or library u9.71
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on End floor: level lot, 97xl25
beautifully Handicapped, garage,
Walking distance OF elementary
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