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FALLS CHURCH-owner trans
terred says 10 sell for $4,000 with
no down payment to him. Pay
ments like rent. 3-bedroom- and
bath house on corner lot, 1918
Ware aye; Multiple list No, els7.
n z CHURCH, REALToR, lis W.
2-12AA. eYes lie 0Srno
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SUITLAND
G115 DOWN.

WIN mSsss you re proud owner o. Of
bier with payments OF $50 per
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MR.. BIGGIE-A sturdy brick Cape
ROOM With P1REPiLiAncsEs.. 'S hur eV EIt
with breakfast space: beautifully
wooded garden plot. A WHALE
OF q buy for only si4,S50 CAL
"a. 7.00nn REAL ESTATE sERV.
ICE. INC. 2222 N. Glebe Con Lee
hwy.l. Omen 30
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SI4.65O. ike new. College Park
dining room. kit, full bslnt. End
A.: 3 bedrooms. bath. Fenced yard:
aluminium storm windows; paved
streets. sidewalks. Terms. HE.
4-3500. Ewes, WE. 5-2729. w. w.
TEWTG
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DELIGHTFUL LYING in thl; large ,
din and lily. rms. with firepl.. 3
bedrms.. full daylight bsmt; access
to Fl. Meade and D. c., the Baltic
Wash. expwv.: nice location: S2l.-
$50. JAMES C. CONLEY 81 CO..
AP. 1922.
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OXON HILL AREA

OAOAN 4AAAA hASGA
Forest Heights--3 bedrms. 2 sto.
rles, With bsmt.; mr.. school; redec.
$1,000 dn.. assume 4ATe loan.
Southlawn-3-bedroom rambler:
Ice Fo e i9sni sb ;9G9 dG STR. witt
bsmt., Ia baths: Sl3.950
Hillcrest Hts bedrms.. bsmt.
SI7,5o0.
Rosecroft Park bedrm. ram.
bier: S3.450 dn.. bal. on one trus
at 81.
Indian Head. Md.-2-bedrm. brk.
INV h.; S13.350.
Friendly Farms-3-bedrm brk.
lot l00x3Oo: 81 900 dn., 4tsSs loan
Oxon Hill Realty Co.
10. $4,000 10. 7-360l
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
$500 DOWN

Mr.. suITLAND: assume Ice. ~
OF loan on 6-rnl., seInidet. brick:
Low payments. RE. 7-21ll ewes,
RE. 6-s357. CAMPBELL REALTY.
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-FOrget about
frills, do-dads and crackerbox ram;
hlers Here. is real value. A solid
brick Colonial, prewar construction.
featuring very best Of everything
Family dining room. 21-ft. living
room; Snnsr,leHei r nearo9 N nan Smo
dry basement. A terrific buy ct
S14.250. W. r. HUGHES CO.. AP.
7-l4OO It'll 3 pm.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

- GROOM HOUSE; Z
acres OF ground. located in Fairfax
and 500 per month, Listing l0Ss-B
d. SON, INC. sos N. Washing tor
ST.. Alex, Va.
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SGT DOWN. ~.
RIVERDALE
S09 DOWN. ! |

Moves you iHto this 2-bedrm. semi
detached brick home with gas heat
and large lot. with psymente OF
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

1000 SO. IT., SIPS. 444 N st. NV.
Sesvy-dItt eiee gas. NE. s-Sos5
D. 2, BARRY. IA. 9-9279.
FIRsT. COMMERCIAL CORNER LOT,
containing $4,000 SO. IT,: street
level: on Benning I'd: reasonable
rent CO 6-5S3S.
DESIRABLE End commercial prop
erty, g16 W ST.. n.w.i office, yard
sheds and warehouse. AS is or will
remodel. RIA. 6-7S59 or To. 2-6270
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HOUSES TO BUILD
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

MODERN. clean. 2 o.. 3 bedrm. home
HAVE su 81 ssfaf CASH. MRS.. coz *
ST 5.7s6s. LII 2.slss. 0A'
CASH--HOME OWNERS--Aboye CT,
non CT loans; d. c. homes. DAVID
RA. 6-69l2, Ma. S-O227.
LAKE BARCROFT--3-bedroom split
level, by. private party: under $40.
900. Call Ii. 3-66SS. MR.. JASLOW.
AURORA HILLS OR ARLINGTON
4 bedrms. on End a. Price around
$17,00U. Call NE. S-l263.
HAVE CLIENT WISHING 70 PUR-
CHASE Immediately 8 or 4 bedrm
nome on large lot, Mass. ave. ex-
tended or Chevy Chase, Nd, area
AROUND 100000: all CASH Please
call Mrs. Lerner, INEZ CUSHARD,
REALTOR, EN-. 2-4232.
vA--Quick all cash. more on terms;
homes, notsS lois, land. trades
INVESTOR LOOKING FOR HOMES
70 BUY IN ID. c.. or nearby Mary
land. WIN pay all cash. ST. 3-0066
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for
houses in the D. C., area. no charge
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO. Realtors,
1929 x St; NV. Ma. s-0352; ewes,
HIGHEST CASH. or viii seii-rent
for you: nearby No. ID. c. homes.
j VICTOR DIcKEY. Ap. 7-sO60
BUDNEY PAYS ALL CASH for your
nome in D. G or Nd, To. 2-p4OO
VIII. b-6579. HE. 4-3006.
WE PAY MORE Cash FOR Sc.
FAST SERVICE. 20. s.s5i45.i
HAVE BUYERS FOR HOMES IL
Southeast D. c. and Hillcrest. Cash
or terms. Call IL. 1887. zAGAAfl
REALTY CO.. REALTORS.
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CORAL HILLS

And this 3-bedrm., semidetached
brick home with gas heat and large
fenced yard at Sll5 per month ls
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S-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
Shines like new; big el-shaped liv
rm., equip. kit. lge. screened prch
Price cut TO S12.950 with oper
terms. FRINGE GEO. PROPER
TIES. AP. 7-7G74.
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And this beautiful 2-bedrm. de-
tached frame home. with finished
basement; oil heat and large level
yard az 500 month Is yours.
ME S-3g9E
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A HOME TO FIT

Si5,500--cAMP sPRTNGs--Larse
lot with lovely 7-month- old brick
rambler. srranged with . bedrms.
No reasonable offer refused.
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SI2.95O - 3-bedrm. Colonial; living
room, dining room, electrically
equipped Kitchen. full basement;
fenced yard: numerous extras in
cluded. PRINCE GEORGES REAL
Try co, UN. 4-1l66, WA. 1860.
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FARMS Cont


WARRENTON. EVA.--e5 acres, with
lovely 21-acre lake. older Germ.
house with baths and screened
och; outhuildings: make won
aertul summer place: only ST.
800, DILLON LAND CO.. JE. T.
4040. Open 0 I'll 8.
COMPLETE SELECTION Of small
s ana snrd farms bIs,or and ESTATES IN
Warrenton and LeesburT. Va. Over
sry.' 1857. Dillon billie SOi LAND n 't CO.
Va. JE. 4-4040. Open 8 I'll 9.
DAIRY OR CATTLE FARM-405
acres; Unionville. Va. $1,000
from owner. Call Reminston. Va.
sTROUT CATALOG. freeI Farms.
bon 59m s;,.r businesses, "a states.
s saES Sx RE Ma.h s hiSsA a W9Ss
$50 ACRES between Leonardtown
asrys pe Gu ad rave Psysd s ssss r g.
disable set bldgs.; very large. stream;
70. acres tillable. bal. timber and
pnipwood 500 per acre; terms.
Full VIRGINIA FARM? We have
aarms OF all sizes from 10 acres to
1000. acres. Priced from $500 per
acre to $1,000 per acre. Most OF
the farms are within 40 minutes
Of D. c. We will be delighted to
show you these farms at any time.
Please call MR.. r. P. HILTON, IA.
b-l717: ewes, ia. 7-o355. LAURIE
CORP. 2334 Wilson blvd. Arl.
MD. DAIRY FARM anyone would be-
proud to own with appreciation
value. Edge OF town, on 2 blk top
rds.; good bldgs., milk tank, mod.
bfk. rambler: oil heat. picture win
dow overlooking village and mts.:
tenant house: fully equip. with cat.
tie and machy.; $4,000. Mr..
OLSON. WO. 6-3437.
NEAR POTOMAC RIVER in Mont.
County; 100 acres with old house.
horse barn, cattle sheds. stream and
pond. About 1.S00-feet hard road
frontage. S29. 800, good financing.
INVESTMENT FARM of 1915 acres.
centrally located, at . little over
Vacation FARM Of 80 acres with
stream and woodland: 3 bedrooms
and bath. oil-heat house. and out
building. Not far out; $4,000 all
cash. WE PROBABLY HAVE 1T. II
you will let US know your wants.
ROMER a. CO.
REALTORS GATTHER6BURG 290
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s23. TEMPLE HILLS - Tri-
level brick rambler; year old.
bedfms,, plus, den, Ia baths. par
Italy nnished rec. rm.; reasonable
down payment.
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HOUSES BY HUoHEsi $4,000, total
lie bungalow Most desirable TAX.
oma Park location. Better act fast
on this one. W. r. HUGHES co .
An YAnO yea q n m
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Hts.-Lge. iiv. rm., sep. din. nm !,
&c kit. / bedrm, y bath:
bedrms. and bath on End f.: huge
closets, full bsmt lge.. fenced lot.
Owner transit, must sell. ASklng
S15,75o. DALEY REAL ESTATE.
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in solona Village wooded
aren--Rail fenced. white rambler
with lovely Jews lrom large win
dow areas Delightful family room.
SOFT. living ROOM separate dining
room Tor Ord bedroom). . bed
rooms. L "a maths, kitchen and uiii-
ity room, aitecf ed Raragt. cs-pOrt
and garden house. air condition ers
included; S2f 900. BY OWNFR,
Elmwood 6-3435.
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Buy and move N TO days. MI
brick rambler for only $4,000.
large twin-sized bedrmS;. sep. din
table space in kit. side screened
porch. A real coy home. Assume
4l2ee loan. JAMES c. CONLEY &
CO AP T-62H2
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EXCELLENT n. ARL. LOG, 2 traiic
XIII S;$Scr!s Ss.sSy;SS5 f ssass%s:: W
scr. poreh, full bsmt.. garage, lots
Of extras; Thiss 2-yr,; old brick
S S shosnD 81 spps T. i TMr e barry Sss9
Co, IA. 6.e3b3. Once open d vi D.
GILT EDGE-Ilrand-neW brick split.
Us sG5sa . AElinst.n dS Sfs
room, bsssnent; a. sSGQb0 al
esI .iAA g;SSaoa REAL EssF fHI
SERVICE. INC. 2222 N. 0iebe ioil
Lee hwy.) Open h-a
GOODMAN DESIGN sefnidet., 4,
bedrm. 22 bath brick. Now Sii,7b0
Phone "a. $3.50.
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ADAMS SUGGESTS heart Of Hyatts.
3 bedrms.. extra-lge, liv. rm., huge
ultramodern kit. full bsmt, Reads
for occupancy about April 10. Sl3,.
$50
We also have other new ramblerl
convenient 70 Baltimore-W WASHINGTON
freevay: Cal US for details. CLYDE
r. ADAMS. Realtor. UN. 4-l143.
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sALONA VILLAGE. in popular Nc
Lean-No steps in this 63-ft. ranch
home, setting on its own lovely
Lz-acre. AMAZING VALUE at only
S III ,SSO 800; bedrooms. sepa i;
kitchen with natural wood cabi-
nets, huge bsmt. garage WHILE
IT LASTS, call IA. 10000, REAL
ESTATE SERVICE. INC. 2222
North Glebe tof Lee hwyD. Open
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I. ARLINGTON, si4

\; ARLINGION, Sl4.5Oo-Immacp.
wooded area OF N. Arlington. just
a step TO transp. WE CAN PLACE
A $4,000 LIST TRUST. Full hsmt.
Immediate possession. To inspect.
call METZLER, ia. 5-7575 TIL
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Mr.. FREEwAY--Immae. brick ane
knotty pine rec. rm., twin sized
bedrm., step saving kit, many
extras. $4,000. Take over bal,
with moderate dn. payment
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. AP
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UoIisEs nv HrGHES-scarce a

HOUSES BIZ HUOHES--Schrce 81
hens teeth. Yes. 4-bedrm home:
are hard 70 ind. Better call i'm.
mediately en- this one. II is onll
Sil. 500. $50 per mo. FLA terms
W. p. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-14OC
til q pm.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES; S5I so per
month FLA loan, payments-At-
proved East Hyattsville location. !
block from downtown freeway
Priced right at S9.450. W, r.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400 III 9 m
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03

pity Tomb. Funeral services
the 18th chapter Of s.. john ana
for Rev. H. L. Tunmer. who died
q. his residence On Route 2. were
held April 81 at the Eudofa Ms
sionsry Baptist church Euosy
by Rev. Willie Young, pastor.
Survivors include his widow
Mrs. Francis Tummer. The mo-
ther of Jim Jackson Is spending
a few days with them. she re-
sides at Grady. Mrs u Z.
Crawford recently spent a fe"
days At Camden. visiting her Ia
Their. who is ill She reports that
he is quite improved. The fol
lowing persons are on our SICK
list: win Roof. Mrs. Lue WASH
inston. George Moore, Mason Neal
and Mrs. India Boston.
Thought for the week: III Isn't
your position. but your DISPOSE
ton that makes you happy or IN
happy
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03

and Hiss Deola Walker Of Rock
ford. III; four brothers. Louis and
Wallace Walker Of Detroit; julius
Walker Of Chichester. and Otis
Walker Of Rockford, Ill Mis-
Marjorie Bragg. Is doing a ire
mendous job as pianist at First
Union AME church. She has been
in training only few months. :.
Mrs. Z. A. Porchia, Mrs. Jim
Walker were dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Accree Of Cam
den. hrs. Florence Smith and
Mrs. Jamie Harris were dinner
guests of Mrs. Zinner Harris. !.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. b. sockwell are
the proud grandparents Of >
grandson. born April 81 TO Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Soekwel. OF
Rockford. Ill The singing un-
lon was held at Pleasant Hill
Baptist church. Sunday with w.
M. Harris. presiding. In charge
of the opening and L. B. Beard.
director. The next union will be
held at Mt. Marian. May 20. The
pastors anniversary win be OBJ
served May i7-is
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sTRAWsERRv-plNfApptE
BAvARIAN

Makes e-s servings)
peskoss no evcessl frozen
ssrowbsuiss
I cup is-evnes conf crushed
pineapple
poskoss - evnessl
ssrowbsrry-Hovered sslosin
VI cup morshmolIow ersom
! cup yndilvsed cARNArloN
evAPoRAIEp MILK
2 tablespoons lemon Juice
Defrost strawberries. Drain and
save syrup. Drain pineapple.
Save syrup. Measure syrups to
make ! cup liquid. Heat to boil.
ing. Pour hot syrup over gelatin.
Stir until dissolved. Add marsh
mallow cream TO hot gelatin.
Stir until melted. Chill until con.
sistency of unbeaten egg white.
Add pineapple and strawberries.
Chill Carnation In refrigerator
tray until Ice crystals form
around edges t10.15 minutes).
Whip until stiff tabout 1 min
ute). Add lemon Juice. Whip
very stiff (about 2 minutes).
Fold whipped Carnation into
gelatin mixture. Spoon into Ia.
quar-. mold. Chill until arm.
cso, Printed In us.A.
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03

at the piano. Lee Henry Sock
well of Detroit. spent the week.
end Of April 20 with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. b. Sockwell
Mr.. and Mrs. John Willie Arm
strong Of Detroit were guests of
the Soekwells. also Mr.. and MIRA
odeli Flowers of Camden. +.
Funeral services for the little
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
MeNeely Of Rosston. were held
April 20. at Pleasant Hill Bap-
tiie church. She was the daught-
er Of Mrs. Jessie Gulley. The lit
tie girl died Of burnes suffered
April IS. The body was shipped
To Camden for burial. Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Nathan Harris are
the proud parents Of a baby born
April o.
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora
Armstrong were held at Antioch
Baptig church April Il. Rev. Z.
A. Porchia delivered the euiogy.
and interment was at Spring Hill
cemetery. Mrs. Armstrong passed
In Detroit April IL. SURVIVORS are
her husband. Edward. Camden. one
daughter. Mrs. Sadie Porchia:
four sons. James. John Willie.
Eugene and John Andrew Arm
storing all Of Detroit; eight
grandchildren. two sisters. Mrs.
Maulie Washington Of Camden,
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03
Gregory

&QmeU 80"
Joe Hill has left for Chicago.
Desota Cunningham Of st.
Louis. has been guest Of his ais
ter and family. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lie D. Woods. and other relatives.
=. The HID club gave Mrs Will
liam Guest Q 'so-awsy party A
pril q. Mra Williams IL going 10
California. where she and her
husband. James. win reside. :.
Miss Dorothy Guest was also
honored with q party April y
Ut the home Of Rev. and Mrs
Edward Lisgins and Mis- Mildred
Pearl Scott She left April Is
for California. where she VIII
reside. The HID club met nj
Tie home Of Mr.. and Mrs Mar
win Jacobs April II. with eight
members present. The agent. Miss
yusnita McKindra met with them.
Mn. Janetta Jacobs. preadent.
Mrs. william Guest. secretary. =.
SGT Hoover Guest Of Missouri.
has been here visiting his mother.
Mrs.. william Guest. and sister
Dorothy. He also visited Mr.. and
Mira Doss and children. Mar
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03

ricsl developments that Led Up 10
the present crisis.
Mrs SCOTS presentation was
one of a series Of activities on
current events. At other meetings,
club members have made reports
On interesting magazine articles
Two book reports will be given
at the next meeting. Mrs. Rich
ard Terrence Is the newly elect
ed president Of the club. Mrs.
Thomas Givsn is chairman Of the
program committee.
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03
chidesier


Besaie Lee Sickwell
The second quarterly confer
enee was held a Good Hope
AME church recently. with the
presiding elder. Rev. w. M. Ea-
son. and the pastor, Rev. !. A.
stith. In charge. The morning
message was delivered by the
presiding elder. The afternoon
guests were Rev. Sutton and
members from Rookie Hill. Rev.
Turner OF Shiloh. and members.
and Rev. @. c. Williams of the
Magnolia Circuit Other visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Harris.
Mrs, o. Kelly. Prof. and Mrs.
Iria Of RoSton hi school Music
was furnished by the junior and
senior ehoirs Of Good Hope. and
the senior choir Of Bethel. Child
ester. Mrs w. M. Eason, presided
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03
Study Club
Hears Mrs. Scott

Les cheureheuse Study club
was recently addressed by Mrs.
Grendetta Scott. history teacher
at Horace Mann hi school. con
corning Current Affairs in the
Middle-East." With graphs. maps
and charts she explained histo-
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03

ion Guest and several friends
from st. Louis were guests Of his
brother. Mr., and Mrs. Cleo Cues.
and daughter. Pastoral. and other
relatives. Clayton Lockhart. IT,.
and Jessie Green were guests
from Helena.
Arkansas State press., 1957-05-03
Pine Bluff
OLIVE STREET PIKE
Ulysses shepherd

The second quarterly confer
enee was held at Mt. Zion AME
church, south Pine Bluff district
April z0-zI. Elder c. H Jones de-
livered the morning message from
the subject. Life and the EN-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-01

Each eligible voter will also
receive a government franked
envelope which will require no
postage, for use in returning his
marked ballot to the County
ASC Office.
In each township, the candi-
date. who receives the greatest
number of votes will be declared
elected as chairman of the COM
munity committee. The person
receiving the next highest num-
Der of votes will serve as vice
chairman. The third member of
the committee and the first and
second alternates will be SINH
larly selected on the basis of
number of votes received.
Counting of the ballots will
take place at Burton, Ohio on
August Is and the results will
be announced as soon as posi-
BILE.
The newly elected community
committee chairman and vice
chairmen will serve as delegates
and alternateS to the county con-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-01
Plan ASC Elections in County

Voters in the annual ASC farm
program elections to be held
August 5 through August IL will
have a chioce of candidates for
all positions on the community
committees.
AS in all past ASC elections,
three farmers will be elected in
each township to serve one year
as the townships ASC commun-
ity committee and two others
will be named as alternate men,
bers.
Voting will be done by mail,
with the county office sending
the proper community ballot to
each of the farm owners, opera
tors, landlords and tenants listed
as eligible to participate in the
community ASC elections of &C.
auga county. The ballots will be
mailed out not later than Aug
ust 5th and vcSerS will have un-
til August IL to mark and re-
turn them to the county ASC Of
flee.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-01

vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fulton
and daughter, Judy are spending
their vacation in California.
Mrs. John Gombar and two
sons of Litchfield spent a couple
of days with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Lampman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Arnold and family.
Four birthdays in the Pokorny
family were celebrated Sunday
July % with a picnic supper at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Pokorny.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-01
Kitchen Keepers
Take Dairy Trip

The kitchen Keepers All Club
went to the Locke Lee Dairy
on a trip, then they had a short
meeting.
A demonstration on baking a
chocolate cake was given by
Jane Osborn and Thalia Schin-
agile.
The group discussed the trip
it took and its Fair project. 1t
also discussed the tea it will
have for the mothers at their
last meeting next week at Mrs.
Hamilton Bells home, Basquin
DR., Tuesday, July 30th, from
"a pm. All the mothers are
invited.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-01
'HAo'A NhooNFf2a farm News
and News of All activities
Sal>Sandies Plan Bake Sale Aug. s

The ninth meeting of the Char
don Sal-Sandies was held at
Sharyon Van Gorder's house Ju-
ly %, at 800 pm. Ten out of
the eleven members were pre-
sent.
We will have a bake sale Aug
uSt 9th at 1000 am. on the
Sheriff's porch.
August 8 all the members will
pack a we'll prepared lunch to
be judged in the grade school
cafeteria.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boerwin-
kle spent Saturday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Verkunce
and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Price
were dinner guests celebrating
Carolyn'S birthday at her par
ent's home.
Mrs. Paul Lampman ruturned
home Sunday from a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Wooding of billiards.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pokorny
entertained some relatives from
Ashtabula Wednesday.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-01
Regular 1925

egular size, 22-gauge galvanized steel Goa
I'd with aluminium paint. Strong, durable,
ntirely waterproof! Replace your old mail
OK now with a shiny new one at our low
argain price.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-01
South Hanbden

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Weide-
man and daughters, Carol and
Ellen of Sandusky were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. H. S. Woodin
and Seymour and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Boerwinkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Divoky and
family spent the week end visit
ing relatives in Vestaburg. A
sister Betty Malinvzak returned
home with them for a two weeks
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-01
Have You Met .

DR.. and Mrs. o. E. King, who
live at 1895 Chillicothe Road,
Chesterland. DR.. King is an eye
doctor, with an office in the
Terminal Tower, and also in
their home.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-01

vention at which the county ASC
committee of three members
and two alternate members will
be selected. The county conyen-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-01

nates--both county and commun-
ity-will be elected for one-year
terms beginning September /,
1857.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-01

Sharyon demonstrated how to
make Shortcake.
Jeanne Allyn our advisor will
have the next meeting August
5th at 800 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-01

tion will be held at the Old
School Building, Burton, Ohio on
August q.
All committeeman and alter
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-01
MAIL BOX POST
Regular 1876

Ornamental wrought iron with 12-inch X
6 inch platform. Fits all size rural mail
boxes. Tough black rosin enamel finish
Rust proof! Replace the old wooden post
today.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

The Advanfae,

The Advantages
/. Fiberglasing will make q
boat leakproof.
2. Cleaning and painting are
substantially easier. Plywood,