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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Cheese Hints

Keep natural cheese under
refrigeration and in air-tight a
wrap as possible.
Let cheese come to room tenn
perature for best taste In Serv-
ing except unripe cheese such as
cottage and cream.
Cheeses IN markets may be
found as natural, processed,
cheese foods and spreads.
For grating-ia pound natural
cheeSe--euuals 2 cups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

l can GO ounces or 2 CO.
ounce) cans (2l5 cups frozen
pitted red tart cherries in
heavy sirup or with sugar
IL teaspoons cornstarch
! tablespoon water
2 tablespoons Kirsch
Vanilla ice cream
DefroSt cherries. Drain Juice
from cherries (about "a cup) and
pour into chafing dish or heavy
saucepan. Bring to a boil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
For ConyuIescents

Gelatin milk desserts are
recommended for convalescents
of all ages-attractive, easy to
eat and wholesome. they appeal
to the most "peckish" appetites.
iLime-fiavored gelatin and black
cherry are especially delicious
and dainty made this way: Dis
solve / package gelatin COM
ipletely in "a cup boiling water.
Cool to lukewarm and grad
Iually add 2l2 cups milk, blend
ing well. Chill until firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
nNh WHAT'S
COOKING.

FRIDAY
Fried Oysters Spicy Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Zucchint
Fruit Cup Cookies
Spicy Sauce
tablespoons mayonnaise teaspoon prepared mustard
teaspoon horseradish tablespoons lemon Juice
u teaspoon grated onion
Mix all ingredients until well blended Makes "A cup sauce
SATURDAY
Ham Slice Baked Homny Grits
Broccoli Tomato Aspic
Baked Pears
Baked HOminy Grits
cups cold, boiled hominy y teaspoon salt
grts u cup grated sharp cheese
cup milk can whole pimientos
tablespoons butter chopped
eggs, beaten
Heat milk together with butter and blend hoiny grts
until mixture smooth Add remaining ingredients
into buttered baking dish Bake $50 degrees until grts
are rm and lightly brown top (about 80 to 40 mnues.
-Four or five servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Cherries Jubilee

Meanwhile. blend cornstarch
with water. Gradually stir this
paste into hot juice and cook,
stirring until slightly thickened.
Add cherries and continue heat
ing and stirring. Sprinkle Kirsch
over cherries and touch fame to
it Allow flame to burn out,
then spoon this hot sauce over
individual servings of vanilla
ice cream prepared in chilled
dishes. Serves six.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
& THE MARKET
5 & r BASKET
Turkeys Stage Comeback
For Holiday Week End

When you shop this week end bear in mind most of
the local food chains will be closed on Monday. When
a holiday falls on a week end management has an
agreement with the union for the employees to take the
following Monday as the day off.
In accordance with this practice food stores will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

sented in mugs. breakfast or
jumbo cups, soup can assume a
logical role on the breakfast
menu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

SPECIAL FOR WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY
Pay tribute to the Father Of Our Country with
this flaming dessert. It's cherries jubilee to
spoon over vanilla ice cream. A glamorous
dessert to prepare at the table.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26

marshmsllows an IN a wonder
ruI, creamy smooth whipped Pet
MIR base There's lots OF import
ant nourshmrnt in Cuconut Fruit
Salad made this way too. because
the halfcup Of Pet MIR you put
in il has all the food values Of a
fun cup OF rich whole milk And
IT'S such a tempting refreshing
salad or dessert for a warm
weather meal I'm sure your fam
Ny will enjoy Coconut Fruit Sal
ad made with Pet MIX as much
as mine does and know ynuN
like this easy recipe. DO try 70
soon,
COcOuut Fruit Salad
- cup Pet Evapornted MIX
q cup canned, Talked cocouut
/ cup pineapple chunks
cup midget marshmalIows'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
Easter Decor Sparks
Y-Ieens inter Club
Council leo April ~

The Easter theme WIS carried
out in decorations and appoint
mcnts AZ a tea given from 10 4
p m. Wednesday. April n, at the
home Of Miss Joyce Hughes. a7lB
Fourth Az s Hostcascs were
members Of the Y-rccu Inter Cub
Council OF the YWCA and were
the Misses Linda Kaye Of Edison
High school, Barbara slotten Of
Henry nigh; Jeanne Renslow 81
Southwest ~ and Joyce Hughes
OF Central High
A yellow and green duck. crn-
tered IN a floral arrangement Of
yellow jonquis and green fcrnery
was the attractive Ccnterpiece pf
tho tea table which WIS covered
with satin damask cloth. Jeannc
Hcnsl0w presided at the table.
Some twenty girls representing
fourteen different high schools en-
loyod the afternoon playing games
and gpc,aizug The girls were
asked 90 make % novel Faster hat
% her own design and creation
and they were displayed and worn
throughout the festive affair
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
Mrs. Lillian King Holds
Open House On Birthdoy

Easter Dummies. Easter lilies and
the Easter theme dominated the
decor on Sunday afternoon April
"a when Mrs Pauline nemery
and Mrs Lillian king were co.
hogtesses at an "upon house" in
honor OF Mrs Kings birthday.
given az the lattor's home, from
70 7 p m.
Plotted lilies and floral ar.
engagements Of roses were used AZ
vantage points 4 silver bowl with
an arrangement Of white sweet.
peas pink roses and heather
formed the attractive centerpieCe
for the reception table which was
covered with a pink emproidered
nylon cloth Twin candelahra,
three branched, with burning
white tapers were placed disRou-
ally on either side and a crystal
punch bowl and a silver tea ser,
vice graced either end Of the table
During the hours host Of
friends greeted the hononee and
showered her with an array Of
beautiful cards and gifts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

April so MIR and Mrs n l.
Eseuc ilso FSrth Av. $ SIS years,
May / Mr. and Mrs u. II,
Carr 2ats Firth Ay s. ~ Year,
MAY Mr and Mrs Louis ~
Moore aSso rhrd Az s. 90
years
81 Paul
April 21 Mr AND Mrs Joseph
Waters ESQ iGIchau Ay. aiN
years
Aprl - Mr and Mrs W u
GRAY so2 Rondn Az as wears
April 30 Mr. and Mis- W y
warreks Jn 81 Anthony Az.
"a years Mr. gnd Mrs Dave
Young ISL Carroll Az no years
May Mt and Mrs Louis
Caaon ST 1855 Thomas Az 40
Years
May Mr. ana Mira James
rouver loiG RoUdo Az eigh,
years
May Nv and Mrs Carlos
Moffatt sr aiJ Ronao Az n
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
CLUB HEARS HELM
HARRIS DISCUSS BEAUTY
ScIJkCT 6 PREPARATIONS

Ia Schema IIHh met Monday
evening April 49, with Sire
Jimmie Icc johnson G22 Gmrd
Ap u.
Following r. buof business meet
na mm Iioien Harris CRED
Hstr ~ the myuaaIi Cain Paris
ism School af Beauty culture
gave a facial decentralization ahH
discussed scientific beauty pre-
psmii1na She aIa8 answered
questions by members concerning
their pariir asr skin typo. h8ir
eGt and styling
Mrs Ibis JalJusur 8Ia2 Tmtt
As 3 viii be- hostess ai the nest
meeting Apnl -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
YMCA Men &
Boys In Fund
Raising Project

Next Sunday Aprl 2sth men
and boy members OF the wcst
Central YMCA take over the op-
GRAFTON Of the Park Lake Car
Wash on the site uf their old
building The purpose IF the pro
icc, win be 20 raise funds FOR the
now branch building at sam and
BlRlsdoll Ave. and 10 help the VS.
World Service program 60 other
landa
owen Manchester executive
secretary states that between 100
and I25 boys and men from The
MY cmbs at West and Central
High Schools and the ktuEmmon
Y's Mems club VIII be on hand
between q. 90 and 8 y. % tn de-
professional wash job op your
car.
Henry Roget ~ Car Wash OPP
orator explained That an profits
for lhal day viii be turned over
ta The YMCA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26

/ cup cut-up peeled oranges
"A cup maraachino cherries, cut
IN half
I tablespoon lennon juice
Chill milk In ice cube tray un.
"a almost frozen around edges
Mix IN ~ quart bowl the coco.
nut pineapple marhmallows err
anEca and cherries whip Zee
cold milk in cold quart bowl with
cold rotary beaten OF with elec.
trio heater at high speed untn
fluffy Add lrmoH juice and whip
until auu Fold whipped milk In.
90 fruit mixture Chill 80 minutes
Serve plain ne dessert or on lrt.
tuge as a salad Makes { servings
large WgrshmailusH quar-
tered. also cAn br used
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
AIR FORCE CAPTAIN
AND FAMILY ARRIVE
HOME FROM ENGLAND

Tuesday evening April 10
marked a plomentous occasion for
Mrs Lucia Mcclure and her en-
tire family at 2sI3 Chicago Az.
with the arrival Of her daughter
son-n-Iaw and grandchildren,
Captain and Mrs Clyde Long Dr.
and children Clyde III and Deb
orsh Louise who arrived home
after three years soiourn in Eng
land
Captain Long was stationed
with the z $ Air Force at Bent.
waters AEF Base IN Aldebureh
England for the past three years
and his wife and son joined him
two and a half years ago. During
their stay In England, q new ad-
ditiou was added 90 the family on
April n. 1856. and the young
lady. Deborah Louise was the
center Of attraction for her grand
mother. aunts and uBclcs on her
arrival in Minneapolis
Capt Long is on a 30 day fur
Tough and will leave May 5, for
Texas 20 visit his mother before
reporting for duty al Larado,
Tex. Mrs Young and the children
viii remain for a couple OF months
visit before joining their husband
and father
The Longs are the house guests
OF Mrs Longs brother and fam
lily. Mr. and Mrs Albert Nc
Clure OF 1917 S. Firth St
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
81 PAU BIRTHDAYS

April ~ Roger Bryant on
Hanao Az Raleigh House. sa5
R1ndo Az Mrs r. g Cooper. 500
81 Anthony Av
Apnl ~ cleo Phelps T22 iRlo,
hart Az
April - Herman wmtmore.
500 Hondo Az, Herbert whit.
more D.. 500 Rando Az Boyd
CailTa CPS " Central Az. A.
Ferguson. 1923 HoHdo Az.
May Mw Margaret Moore.
go tgichart Avenue Constance
Smith 8i2 Carroll ~. Hhyg
jackson 2ss North Sc Aibans
Aira Lula mckinney 8iA ~
grD'to ST. peuise Darlene JOHN
aon. 7G1 go Anthony Az
May 2 Mrs Mary Brown. s7l
So Anthony Az Mra Maggie
Ha1rI Tf7 s. Central Az. y E
Cameron. an Aurora Az Robert
ros Ir 1858 Marshall Av. Percy
Dawson. gul vs. Central Az
Hay B Wtaa Ioaselyu Junfs
PA Fuller Az. Eugene Moore
D.. s7i Et Anthony Az, mn
Eugene wright G2g ~ Anthony
Az. Constance arpEKlna 5Oa go
Tz7 Haud1 Az. Mrs. W8itsr
Wright sos ~ rhatsworth. Mrs
Gordon Ktrk sgE Carroll AZ
Duta0t Io,sn Birthday
AprI - Andrew e Parks
Springfield. M
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
Nice Reception Held
For NewIywods On
Saturday, April 20

A spirit % warm cordially per
meatcd the aif on saturday after.
NOM April 20 when Mr and Mrs
clifford Washington Smith had
the pleasure OF enjoying lovely
time with friends who helped to
make their wedding reception
happy occasion
The NaHeers club. aNtp Fourth
Av g. was the perfect setting Tor
the delightfully."- Informal affair
held from 4 60 z = ~. NJ and
Mrs Smith were married on
March .
Mrs Smith was a striking Bui
chic picture IA white lace dress
fashioned on the princess tine with
a portrait uocluine The flared
skirt was balleupa length Blue
rhinestone ic,yclry blue kli
pumps and au orohid corsaro add
ed dramatic accent
MrH Matte Fields Of Kansas
city kans. mother Of the bride
who stood with hur. was lovely 10
am pqua blue froaE featuring
matching lace yoke aud etnD
Jacket Her accessories were
rhlnostou iewclty and cosage
~ rcd roses and white carnations
The brides table ovorlnid with
a white cloth, was conferred with
an artistic floral arrangement ~
piHi, gladioll yellow NUNS. vel
bow ionquiia and white dolphin
iuus The white covered serving
tahl, was ,sulcrcd with the beau
TRULY decorated wedding cake
Assisting ps haateaRsa. register
ing guests displaying the large
array Of girta and serving roueah
meuta. were members ~ tho
brides clubs, the CreHiteupduH
A'fA Aitf lfatfeil WISE hA'ftNfA $50
after I'VE fturka presented 8
pretty HprinE picture egd were
The Mines Virginia Johnson pof
Ia Sims. Mary Ann fBaun vcrda
Horn Edna Shannon, Armelda
rarrapt Mary Garrett Mary
ArmaiTunR Katherine Huyury aud
Hattie Gross
Refreshments were served with
Lawrence shannun. rrr1 Vaughn
Ronald Slime John Armstrong
David Falaan and } u Crawford
giving their magic touch 90 Bquli
refreshments
Mr and Mira Smith nrr "at
home 20 their fHauda at $3.50
Fourth Az g
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
CoHHIttIo~

The dinner sponsored by tfr
Daughters ~ Ia.a II laJir- group
go lhs Masonic Wmjv scheduled
for May 20 during enc HaIinHaI
Conference ~ Prince nan Nawu
go GRIND MaHfrrH WU De- held 8t
tho American ieFuU rluhruama
10 thu American iaWHH Memorial
mBa iu So, PAU The dinner ia Nh
tnwIaifauaI affair ana r9i open
90 the public as wHs stated Iu
uUf April i2'r edition ord win nH
be- held az uafri iaarY re- STATED
IN 'Hn same edition
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
SECOND WARD pFL cluB
CONSIDERS CANDIDATES

AT a meeting Wednesday eve
ming Arui n the Second Ward
pt1 club, after screening made
tho following endorsements OF
candidates Alderman Kent
youngdahlg city treasurer. Fred
eric Marty library board John
lluohnor and for school board
directors Rev rcnncr Thompson,
Frank leraons and otto ISrauper
Candidate FOR comptroller and
park board were not screened 20
the Club deferred endorsement
until such time a. screening
could hg done
Members OF the Club decided
that np endorsement would be
made tar the position OF mayor
until after the primary
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
IRTHDAY
GRE TINSS
arolIs BIRTHDAYS

ArotIS RiRrHnAN>
April 20 Arthur Hrg 1899
F1gh So $ Mrs ttertrn Tucker
$3.50 Smelling Az, Fred lee. eos
haEbth Az ~
Apra N Elmer ChildrcSa a7oa
Huh Az s Jessie Esrly Nstts
SEQ ColjaN Az \ Carl Wade 81.
a62i Fourth Az S Mrs Bertha
snsdon 1910 bryant Av NJ
charles Smith aya Aidrch Az
n narucila Anderson Jrs 3s25
Thvi Az 81 Thomas perdue
snu Georgia Az Tyrone An.
Nony NiNun "a Girard Az NJ
William p whttosidc rr 5000
Third Az s. nonald Hammond.
Slf irving Az ~
Aprl - Edward Hubbard.
5ilA Irving Az n Matteat
Knight 1910 3 slNth 81,
April SO Mrs Martha clay
burn aSts suoluue Ay u Mas
senElH 42s Fremont Az NJ Mrs
Lucy Harris iold CLINTON Az.
Archie GNera Ir ig4s Tblri Av.
s. Louise Brown 5uIa irving Az
n Mrs EliEabcth Ann James
1902 18th Az s.
May Ro6srt Chatham Jr.
2sos Tenth Av g Mrs Evelyn
surratt 8p42 THIRD Az s. Mfs
Beverly WmAook 1854 Clinton
Az Mra 1ohnamae Thompson
$50 Bryant Az. ~
May Harry white a0t2 CBn.
ton Az. Mira A Rurrcss. 2Sln
rcnth Az g.. Mira Clcmcntne
Robinson. qig II toth 20 HARRY
Robinson. 2iS y toth st Mrs
Mildred Burns $3.50 Portland Az.
pr John NJ Warren 3Bts Third
AZ. s.
May s. n Carter 2aIs Fourth
Az s. Marguerite Eason sol
I'm Az "
outsof Town Blrthdays-=
April ~ Mrs pan Cuatra
Sioux Fails. q ~
April rs Halle Wilson Louis
vile. Ky
April 40 Mildred d Warila,p
Philadelphia Pa
May I Mrs Geneva Jordan.
Kansas city Mo Mrs Dorothy
Brown Milwaukee wis
May Nancy rate. Fergus
Falls MINI Mrs Bertha }
nIgn. N Y city Robert iiaara
Rockford III. Kenneth MrIvcr
Youngstown. .
May Edward Carr. Iaanti
MINI. Mrs Carl Roach Topeka
kans
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26

relatives and friends They plan
70 be away FOR one week.
Club Hostess; When Mrs Don
aid Brady ST, 5000 Fifth Az S.
was hostess 70 the Twin city
Maids and Matrons Bridge Club
on Saturday evening April 10
members enjoyed tasty lunch
After lunch, bridge was the order
of the evening with prizes for high
scores going 70 Mrs Carrie Neal
first Mrs Harold Combs, second,
and Mrs A V HAL. third Al the
next regular monthly meeting on
May rs. Mrs, A, v Hall gs8 W
Central Az St Paul will be the
hostess
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs
William r Helm who formerly re-
sided at 5lt 18Th Az. n. are now
greeting their friends in their
beautiful newly purchased home
at 1921 Dupont Az n.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
VOCATIONAL HIGH TO
HOLD ANNUAL ALUMNI
DlhssIp ON MAY

The hlumm Banquet ~ Mime
apGHa Vocational IHEh School will
BE- held oa Thursday May 2 ~
. 20 g. m az Vocational t8gg
ashDgh li0I TmtG ~ B.
After dinner o. Variety Show
win bs given iu the Heu auditor
iura. ~ bs followed ~ dancing 20
tbo iaua.s ~ Hauus Tr0
All former students are invited
Can FF 208sl FOR your reserve
zion Al reservations must BE- So
~ Mnnaay April ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26

uN Az Plans in the making lor
a money raising project were nar
Their discussed The next meeting
Viii hy st ~, home Of Mrs paus
aid Lewis. 3so n Chatzworth on
MAY 4
frying Needles Cub Mrp
Fautna Snman. aio Ronda Az
was hostess to the irving Needles
club on Monday April ~ Mrs
Roberta Davis who has been un
able 20 attend meetings regularly
WAS Welcomed back II was noted
that Mrs Irene Ntm and Mrs
Farlbena Wiley are un the sick
list Mira Nadine Ranrhsrt was
the Wukv winner Of the ham that
was awarded at the April 10th
meeting at the home of Mrs
narry uNral 49, So Anthony
Az Thr club ,F completing go
business piIw g. Adjournment Tor
the Summer months A gumhu
lunch was served
with Mother Nra Walter
Sulhsrn sSN Roudo Az was call
Cd 90 Los Angeles cant bocauso
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
Twin City Eiks
Annual Scholarship
Drive Announced

William -, B1Heftr dira.t8r co
education FOR Ames L.0dgc no
io6 tBPEOw IS Haw accepting
applications for the Elks Annual
state Cratgueal Contest which
will be held during The month ~
May
students should make sppllcs-
lions before May 8 90 the director
or a. Amss Lodge Han 1913 Al
dr.ch Az ~ Minneapolis Tclss
phone "a aaga8g
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
ST PAU UoSrfI. CHORAL
UNION Al GRAHAM TEMPLE
ON SUNDAY ArRn 81

The Sc Pnul Goaprl Choral
Union viii present Musical Pro-
gram AZ p IN SUNDAY Apnl D.
nt Graham Temple Church b2t
layudalc Az ~
Mfs Viola casseil Ia president
81 the Union
Tho public ia cordially invited
There IL 80 admission charge
Adyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS y

Dinner Guests Mrs Rohcr, Jones and children Of zoo w
Central Az the dinner guests Easter sunday OF Mrs
Jones mother and gaumother Mrs Carl Brown and Mrs
Fannie Lewis Of $50 81 Anthony Az
Gold Band Club The Gold Band Club met Monday eve
ming April the home al Mrs, Robert Jones "
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26
Social and Personal
Y ST. PAUL y

Week End Visitor Miss Barbara Davis of Omaha Neb
spent the past the ey the guest
Carrie Neal 394s Fifth Az. s
Motored South Mr. and Mrs Joe Arlington and children
OF 3iis Third Ay left by Friday afternoon April 10
for Camden Ark visit Mrs Arlington parents and other
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-26

For es years the cpmmnnity's
most dependable class journal.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21
Blue Cross . Asks
Rate Increase

An increase in area Blue Cross
insurance rates is being sought,
according to James j. Weadock, Jr.,
president Of the Blue Cross plan.
Rate increases must be approved
by the state insurance department.
The Board of Directors of Hospital
Service, Inc, of Lima, hope the re-
quest win be approved by June /,
1857. They decided to ask for the
rate increase at their March IL meet
ing.
Hospital Service, Inc, serves an
eight-county area centered on Lima.
Allen, Auglaize, Hancock, Hardin,
Mercer, Putnam. Shelby and Van
Vert counties come under this Blue
Cross service.
Twelve hospitals in this area CO.
operate with the Blue Cross plan.
Membership in the plan now totals
122, 900 in this area.
Rising labor costs was cited as the
major reason for the requested in
crease. Between 65 and 70 per cent
of the operating costs of hospital
is labor costs and these are SUBJ
ject to the rising wages in area
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21
BIC Honor Society
Initiates 21

Twenty-one Bluffton college stu
dents were taken into the college
Junior Pi Delta honor society March
IL.
To become eligible for this society
student must have no grade below
B for one year, Is per cent AS, no
more than Is per cent C's, and no
grade below c.
1861 members are: Donna Born,
Oberlin; Connie Diller, Wooster;
LaVera Hill, Conneaut; M a r o n
Keeney, E. Millsboro, Pa; Norman
Keller, Souderton, Pa; Philip Locke,
Franklin, Ohio; Sue Montgomery,
Bluffton; Joyce Musselman, Orrtan-
ma, Pa; Omer Nisley, Millersburg,
Ind; Donald Pannabecker, Peoria,
ILL.,; Martha 10 Ropp, Bluffton;
Benjamin Rosa, Puerto Rico; Daniel
r o tn, Orrtanna, Pa; LaVerne
Schirch, Chenoa, H., Carolyn Schrock,
Belgian Congo; Sarita Schrock,
Nappanee, Ind; Jerome Shenk, Scott
o.; Lois Shut, Baltic, Ohio; Paul
Snyder, Sugarcreek. Ohio; Evelyn
Steiner, Bluffton, and Frank Wilcox
Canada.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21
Lafayette

The Past Matrons Circle of the
o. E. S. met Friday evening in the
home of Mrs. Donald Williams.
Twenty members were present. As
sistant hostesses were: Mrs. Howard
Helser, Mrs. George Cox, Mrs. Ed
ward Stump, Mrs. Martha aager,
Mrs. Elva Mcclure, Mrs. Susie Turn
er and Mrs. Eda Hall.
Mrs. Chester Patterson will be
hostess Thursday evening to the
Country Benefit Club.
Mrs. Hershall Snyder of Manchest-
er, Michigan, spent the past week
with her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Kline and other relatives here
Mrs. Daisy Arnold spent Thursday
Friday and Saturday in the home oi
her nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Rolly
Watt in Beaverdam. II
Rev and Mrs. Oliver j. Dearine
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorance
Thompson and son David.
Miss Edith Ransbottom of Blufftor
called Sunday evening in the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wave
Ransbottom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Guthrie ano
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John Golden, Mrs
William James and daughters, and
Mrs. Vera North were Sunday guests
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Blake
Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Stoodt and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ar.
mold, and family were Sunday dinner
fguests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Galen Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Watt called
Sunday in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rolly Watt in Beaverdam.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Hefner and fam
lily were Saturday evening dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Doyt Hall and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Clum and
family were Sunday dinner guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clair
McElwain and son Allen.
Mrs. Callie Lyle left Saturday to
Tspend several days in Ashland in the
home of her niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Criblcz and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Hulle-
barger were Saturday evening guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsey Helser and
sons, Tommy and Budd.
Callers Saturday in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. May were Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Welch of Lima and
Sunday callers were Mr.. Paul Faze
and daughter Polly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clum were
Sunday evening dinner guests of their
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Clum and