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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
cALiFORkiANs LEAVE
AFTER TWO WEEks
MSlT WITH FRIENDS

After an enjoyable two weeks
yiat IN the city. Mrs James Gres-
ham ST. son William Cannon and
Mrs Lala Ridley. an u Los An
geles Calf left by motor for
their homes on Monday septem-
Der 8 Mr.. Gresham accompanied
the THO 70 Minneapolis. but re-
turned home week earlier,
Mrs Gresham and william were
the house guests ~ Mrs Gresham =
daughter and son IN Law and
family, Mr. and Mrs James -,
wade u 1920 Fourth Az 3 Mrs
Ridley was the guest Of Mrs
Gresham's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tyler Howes ST. ~ 1907 Elliot
Az
THE visitors all former residents
u Minneapolis, enjoyed renewing
old friendships and the many soc
ial courteaies extended. including
dinners. lunchoona. sightseeing
tours and other forms Of enter
tatument.
Mrs Ridley attended the Univ
ersity Of Minnesota and was en-
rolled In the School Of Nursing
where she received her masters
degree In public health She Is
urtntly a psychiatric nurse IN
LnB Angeles.
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NEW HorE BAPTIST

Rev Williams chose FOR his sub.
feet Giving And Receiving uv.
ing his text. PIN 4.1s Everyone
enjoyed the message Music wss
by the choir directed bg Mrs
Georgia House with Mr. Wills
House az the piano.
Tho choir sponsored a musical
program 81 3 m which was
grand success Mr. silas Smith
nnd Mr. Willie Smith both rem
dered vocal solos At the eancil.
sion Of the program refreshments
were served sUd n social hour was
held IN Fellowship bah
AZ $50 pm Sunday sorfeniber
~ viii mark Mcns Day for New
Hope The Rev Henry W. p0tts
IL associate minister n Zjar Ban
tat church Minneapolis win Be-
guest speaker Zion choir win
siug The public "a invited
Sunday night AZ ESQ the ROYAL
jgb,lecrg viii bo presented In e
program with the WlWEg 70 Grace
singers % Kansas C{tv. Eara
Come ont and hear these great
singers
Visitors registered were Mrs
Vfnia loCsy ~ BOSTON Macs Mre
Sadie Fletcher and Mrs Milton
both ~ Sc. Paul
Prayer meeting "Wednesday a.
z 80 Pm Choir rehearsal Z pm.
Friday,
Visitors are always welcome CO
90 church somewhere SUNDAY
Mrs Virginia Frazier. reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

'The Cross % Christ" the Com
munion Sunday sermon delivered
BY pastor Dr Floyd Massey Jr
Ordinance ~ Baptism followed the
Professional hymn. When Morn
ing C;ilds the sky Deacon MA.
Knott gave the Morning Prayer
and Trustee s r Hail gave Dedl-
catory following the Daxology
Uniting with Pilgrim In August
we're Mrs Lucretia Black. Mr.
Peter a Anderson, Mr. Jamea
G Curtis and Roy Juupen.
Mrs Leona Coleman r. a pa
tent nt Ancker Hospital: Craig
Henderson Is az home az 1886
9Th Ave SO and Deacon ". N.
Smith Is Htill a patient AT the
Veterans Hospital They are to be
remembered IN prayer visitation
and other kinduesses
The Z pm Missionary Society
Service was well attended and
offered Pilgrim members and
friends an excellent program
Or Massey left Sunday night
for Chicago for the Annual meet
INK ~ the National Baptist Con
vention USA Inc lie will par.
ticipate in the Board Of Directors
meeting, The Business Committee
and IN the Sunday morning service
lie returns on Monday. septcm.
Der rs
Or Clifford perron, Executive
Secretary nf the Twin city Rap.
list Union. breaches next Sunday
AZ the II am service.
You are always welcome AZ pn.
grim the Church Of Lofty Friend
ship
sherrie Mazingo reporter
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SIOUX
r A 1 [ S
NEWS

BY Kaye Coates
$40 sfai,ie street
Sioux Falls. \. ID.

on Labor Day. my sistsr-in-
law, Leno Mazley, 1901 r Grant
street, streator ~ was In a very
serious car accident, She ~ IN q
hospital IN ottawa III with .
fractured skull. broken collar bone,
shattered shoulder, broken ribs
and many cuts and bruises We are
cireadfuily upset I guess where
there Ia life, there is hope THIS
woman ta my brother Petefs
tAdolphus rheotorel wife
Al business session AZ 81
Johns Baptist Church, Thursday.
Sept. 4th The REV T. III Thomas
resigned his position - Pastor of
81. Johns Baptist Church He
aald. The Lord Told him 70 DO
80 He. hts wifc and daughter
are now yacationinR In Fulton
and Brunswick, Mo where their
parents are
Mrs pan Coates. $40 " Aable
began the fail season with all
81 the members az the intellectual
Improvement club az m Informal
gathering IN the Coates home The
gals played gaines and records
fettte DYNart who WAS 60 hostess
made loads 81 run where she Ind
the women have = hnia hoop con
test rswendolyn T0lbGrtj won the
contest with flyipg c0iors Mrs
Coates presented all Of the ladiea
With varioaa planters with lovely
green plants Coates ~ the presi
dent ~ tho group They meet the
first and third Friday ~ each
month Etta M0xley. tmother ~
Mrs O. WAS the guest Mem
beers present were, Mines Rose
anne MUxlry Jerry Cahbell Marie
T0lbert Georgia lee Georgia Tate
Rose Clayton, Anne Tolaon. and
I.etfie DYaart Bertha Whites
birthday ~ Sept 9th W waa re
menbsred by the group
Robert T.. Haynes 80t Willow
Ave Us visiting his mother and
sister IN Mufreesboro. Tenn Bob y
mother Is s2 years old Bob made
the trip BY plane
Mr. and Mrs Otis Mnrry ~
r'asendona. Calif are houseRuesta
~ Mrs Ms sister ellen Haynes
The NurryB returned MARCH,
Forstte. who spent few months
in C'allf with the sappentera Tho
Murrys ~iil Wait friends ard kin
ia Sioux city. Grand lalaad Nebf
Minneapolis and st. Paul. Minn
before returning 90 Calf
Curry Hrooka ~ San francisco
Calf is enjoying his funlough In
$ Oak ne Is Visiting friends ail
over lie reports al ~ the Brooks
are real a'Bb IN Calf IIe left here
Monday, September sth for Frisco
MI and Mrs Harvey Bentley
1921 N MINI Ave are on vacation
They lett Friday. September 9th
They expect 20 be gone two weeks
Hope they have a pleasant trip
Character II what you are tn
the dark
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RAMSEY COUNTY WELFARE
OFFICIAL TO ADDRESS
ST. PAUL NAACp NETTING

The 81 Paul braarh of the
NAACf has scheduled James Pet.
erson a Ramsey County welfare
oinciat to speak At IFS monthly
meeting sunday September IA. at
tsaIbe q Brown Gem munlty
HaHse
The meeting scheduled FOR 4
pm viii also he the scene ~ much
activity conferred aruuua the spec.
Isi membership drive for raising
funds ta help fight the sou,h's
seEreaagionists
Leonard Carter branch pre9
dent IN announcing the meeting
asked that the community house
he flled 80 that the entire com.
uuiaiiy can be alsrtsd 70 the eum-
ing drive
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MACrnoNIA RArrISr

Rsv ~ g. Caasf3s gave tho
scripture lesson from 81. Luke s
LIS
Rev n 8 FLOYD. our assistant
pastor rendered the sermon THE
Good F'or. Nothing Church Reaa
ing from Matt 5IS "ye arr the
salt n the earth but Il tho salt
has lost lts SAVIOR whsrewith shah
u ~ saltsd n is thencnforth snos
for nothing hut 60 ~ cast oug ard
% be tr0tsscr under the foot %
men
AZ THE evening service Rev
Cassius preached On the scripture
from John SIS taking Faith IN
Christ as thu title 81 his sermon
Now We knogv that God h3arrth
not sinners, hut II any man D. e
w-arsltippsF 81 God ard Goefh His
viii hsu he heArpsh
Come cut 90 Macedonia and helF
Us.
Rev n c Csszanls pastor
Mrs Gladys McCscwan. secy
reporter,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
LOUISIANA sloop-laBElINc
LAW RiOckS SURGERY
FOR WHITE YOuNGsrFp

New Orleans La lamp A
Louisiana lsw which requires ina,
al bloOd transported into the state
be labeled white Or Nsxru may
be TIRE insiirvct cause 81 the death
~ three yuar-old Whitc Roy
Gary Bllas ns4ssts bioosi e esslld
gp his strength Cor an epsratson
which may cave his tita STE has
bad hloo,i tsansfstsons Il Ne ~ %
undergo the hte-saving operation
Relatives In t.sssrul. Miss say
thsy viii o. hAppy 60 3onatr the
ueesr,l blood. bar the Red C'rrss
ganaot tyarsfgr blood lnta r1ulss
ara eecaasr q ne stats law
we Garnet Asguutiuste ssaiasf
raee cSor 81 creed Red Cpuss
sgoSeagnan explained st Nyu Or.
lasas Louisiana Is are * taa few
states ia whigh the Re,l Crous Rtl
neither acespt acr 4ouate hs,od
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
FAY HARRISON ON
SECRETARIES PROGRAM

Omaha. Neb A. the orchid"
luncheon hoporlug the Urban
League Secretary ~ the Year
hsre Monday Fay Harrison, nd
mtnistrative secretary Of thc Min
neapofs Urban League spoke
briefly
Mrs Harrison h program chair.
man ~ the Administrative and
Clerical Council ~ the Urban
League She oonplimonted the var.
lons members az her committee
from various cities for their work
ia behalf Of the council during
the past year
Ruth King og New York mem
Der u the office starr 81 ths IA
fiapal t'rbau League was named
Secretary of the Year in q
nationwide pom participated IN By
eSesuiive secretaries and members
Of the Cnunrli
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

di&RFNttF.
In the editorial, the Defender
examined The role Of Gardner in
the Little Rock case and found II
70 be not without suspicion n
said Judge Gardner felt compelled
to sustain lenley, whom he APP
pointed 10 hear the boards ap.
peal and whose affirmative
yiewa on segregation are AZ weil
known as Dixle's magnolia trees
The editorial also referred %
the similarity n Gardner and Lem
iey'a declarations, and noted '~fhe
Identity or views ~ those two
judges were no more accident
II was Gardner, also, the sdi.
torinl noted. who granted tho 30.
day stay ~ the Circuit Courts or
Dor 70 pfoessd Fortnight with
intsgration. following the reversal
The Defender called this action
~ Judge Gardner "a final gesture
~ Wndicatlon ~ hts memorandum
Ton the Circuit Cnurtta riiinR)
Had the plea been denied tbs cdi-
toriai observed. much of the cloud
on the Indignation horizon would
have been dissipated, the Defend
or asserted.
TIE editorial conaiudsd
Thus the name IL Gardner must
be added 10 the roster on such tm.
wished segregationists az Fauhla
tsmiey and other Disicerats who
are sworn euaHieH ~ tho NeRre
people and ~ American demo
etaCy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

been hospitallzed Internationally
Members Of her family had Kept
a round the clock vigil during her
final hours and we're with her at
the End
She vas born IN SO. Paul and at
the axe o. three years was brought
to Minneapolis by her family and
had resided here from that time
on she attended elementary
school and South High school IN
Minneapolis
she was married to Harvey Moas
August ~ 1914. who survives her
other survivors include one
daughter Mrs. Jane Edwards Of
Chicago three sisters. Mrs. Cert
rude Green, Chicago and Mrs
Clara Lucas of Minneapolis and
Mrs Belle ogden Minneapolis and
four grandchildren.
Burial was al Lakewood eefne-
terry with Neal Funeral Home in
charge % the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
ZION BAPTIST

Service was wonderful sunday
Attendance wss good and we were
happy 10 greet the assistant pas
tor. Rev. S. X. King. and his fam.
liy who recently returned from
their vacation trip in Phoenix, Ar
zona
Rev King read Matt. Sg7-ls for
the opening scripture When We
pray. use not vain repititions,"
Rev Bolts took these words az
the subject OF his sermon The
Father above knows the things
we need before we ask for them
so IL is necessary that we be sin
cere IN all our praying
Holy communion was observed
after the worship service,
Uniting with the church was
little Bonnie MCCOY, daughter Of
Mr. and Mira Laurence Mccoy
Visitors were Mr. and Mrs w
NJ Thompson Of K.C., Kansas
Mr. and Mrs Howard Parker OF
Washington. DC, Mr. and Mrs
Perry and family Of Mlnneap polls
Mrs Robert Fl. James, Mildred
Woods0n and Frances Jones. all
~ Minneapolis
fnspiratlonai singing and testi-
monial services we're conducted By
Rev King az the evening hour
Reported III was Mrs. Carrie
Davis, Mrs. Berdie King who has
returned 70 her home from the
hospital
The Rev r. Henderson has re-
turned home from the bedside OF
hla mother in Cullen. La. He re.
dition
The combined Choirs will be pre-,
ports very little change In her con-
sented In a Sermon in Song Sep.
TENDER n AZ Zion and the program
at 500 pm win be- sponsored by
the Parsonage Club.
The Senior Usher Board win
meet Saturday September 20 AZ
1850 pm AZ the home Of Mrs
WINE Brown, $500 Fourth Az. 8.
There will be meeting Of the
Trustee Board on Friday Septem
Der IL al 500 pm. at the church
All members are requested 10 bs
present
Thought for the week let
hrotheriy love continue" Heb. IL 2
Mrs 4. Henderson, reporter
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CARD OF THANKS

We the family OF the late, Mrs
Hazel NJ. Moss. wish to express
our heartfelt gratitude 10 friends.
neighhors and relatives for their
many acts % love and thought
fullness extended during her i'll
ness and subsequent death. We
especially wish 10 thank the Rev
FIR Louis w johnson for his con-
soling words. For the many floral
tributes, kilograms. cards. Visits
and other expressions Of sympathy,
we are deeply grateful 1t was
comforting to know that SO many
shared our sorrow.
Harvey A Moss. husband
Mrs Jane Edwards. Chicago.
daughter
Mrs Gertrude Green. Chicago,
Mrs. Clara
Lucas and Mrs Belle Ogden.
sisters
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Boston Pepper Calls
For Firm Hand
Ar LiffIe Rock

Boston Naaa fAAp) The nb
eral Hoston Giobs's editors lolnad
Ia that number u hey publications
calling fnF firm leadership from
Warrington IN the Little Rock
school indignation crisia
"rhe United States" avarred
the editors. "ia facing one n the
great constitutional CRISES IN lts
history ard the preaidsnt il failing
10 give Il tho ciear-ctt leadership
Il needs
They criticized the statement at
trihuted to Mr Elpcuh1wer during
"a Washington priests conference
that h. might have" aaid Ia 80
socialea that intsgratloo waa pro
eeeding too quickly
-rbe statement the editors
continued. allowing Il to have
been made without notes In u
prraa conference seems % lack
Fortnight conviction ia the matter
and a precise view
1r the President had said he
was a gradiaiist ia regard 60 IN
tcgratian bat wanted the law ful
filled the nation would have been
sarer % his position
IT'S statement passes The ball
back o. the supreme court % 40
sstout and u may bu that that
body viii spell ont deliberate
speed a key phrase Ia ltn earlior
decision n was within Tho limits
~ this phrase hat leadership was
needed and was lacking n Il the
Interpretation Ut Tits phrase un
Witch The legal battle Is now be.
ing fought
Y waa pointed oat that what was
deliberate speed IN Arkansas
might not be- elsewhere
However the Globes editors Ok
pfpeeaae1 THE op,ntUn that what.
ever me suryrme Court decided ia
Tho case The ieb ~ enforcement
belonged - "a President
"tinu leadership beforehand.
thry commented. rather than fgd
er1l troops aftefward would sectn
81 be . haNe principle IL winning
observance 1T the law Bat II both
ate necessary then both teader
ship apult 90 ,t without trpopa.
ttpUpa cannot % q al0ng
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NAACP Head Gives
His Opinion On
High Bosfordy Rofe

jackson CAMP Negro women
cannot walk in their aeigbborhood
without being moiostsd by some
white man. the head ~ the Miss.
issippi MAACp branch charged
fast week
Medgar Eycrs. executive secres
tary u the NAACP, made thc re-
mark IN answer 70 the Jackson
Daily News editorials pointing out
the high bastardry rate among
Negroes
Evern said, Certainly we IN the
NAACf' DO not condone the lliegiti-
mate birth rate that IL alleged
10 exist IN our country and stats
jusi an wo DO not eondone asgre-
cation and discrimination. but the
Daily News overlooked The real
reasons"
Evera said the great number Of
iliegitimate births among Negroes
Is the results Of:
Plantations oNnofs who reared
two families one legitimate. one
illsgitimate, Plantation owners en-
courage Illicit love among Ne.
Rroea, and Negro men and women
beiug herded together like cowa
and brought 10 this country MS
slaves many years ago
Fyers pointed out that m "iii
esitimaie house ~ prostitution FIRE
guentod ~ Negro women and
white men is winket AZ BY city
officials IN Jackson
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MT. oLryET BAPTIST


Scripture and prayer was gwen
by the assistant pastor. Rev. r.
q Harris on Sunday morning
September Z Appropriate music
was provided by the Senior Choir
Gospel Chorus and Mems Chorus
our pastor Rev b. II Hunter
chose for subject, Mans Worse
Killer and used as scripture
basis. III King 81, Nov Naaman
captain Of the host Of the king o.
Syria was great man with ms
master. and honorable because, By
him the Lord had given deliverance
unto Syria. He was also q mighty
man In vaiour. but he was a lePer
Communion was administered at
the IS worship service.
Visitors for the day were In
troduced and welcomed By Mrs
Ruth Blakey and were Mrs Mary
Young, Tulsa, Okl. Mrs Myrtle
Kelley. Coffeeyille. Miss Mrs
Evelyn Ingram, Cleveland Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. A r Flood Berke-
ley. calf, Mr. Willie Brooks
W kftkllAt hAAkAhf A4lA MI 3tAtAerA
Leroy Haynes Millington, Tenn.
Special prayer was offered for
Mrs. Ruth Hayes who underwent
surgery at Miller hospital Septem-
Der 3 Her condition is reported
as fair
Sincere sympathy 70 Mother
Louise Wilson In the loss Of her
sister in Chicago, III Cards, and
calls win be appreciated by those
who are III, shut-ins and in sor-
row
Attending the National Baptist
Convention in Chicago this week
are Rev y II Hunter. Rev r. @
Harris. Mrs Elizabeth Smith and
Mr. and Mrs NJ r Bell
You're welcome at Mt Olivet
the church Of friendlineas
Mrs NJ u Bell. reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Newspaper Pays
S. D. US. Judge
Respects In Editorial

chiraKo fANfl IN biting sdi
torai the Chicago Daily Defender.
one ~ two Negro daiiy news
papers n tho United states.
Thursday dashed out a. Judge A..
ohlhald x Gardner. chief Justice
N the ua Eighth Court Of APP
peala, for hts role "a the Little
Itneh school inisgration eoutro.
ynraY
The editorial referred 70 Judge
Gardeners dissenting opinion ia the
recent Circuit Court ruling rovep
ing n 4 District Judge Harry
FIemley'a decision 70 suspend In.
tsgratlon At Little Rocks Central
High school Gardner WAS the loan
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LAST RITES FOR
FlORENCE suBlETT
MID THURSDAY. SEPT. II

Funeral services for Mrs Flor
rnee snbiett. tdag Firth Az s.,
who died al her home on Sunday
afternoon september Z. after a
brief illuess. were held AZ pm
Thursday September n, At the
True Apostolic Assembly Rev
Henry fHu officiated w4th burial
in Lakewood cemetery
Mrs subtett was born IN Hast.
tngs Miun and had lived In Min
neapalis for a. years She was .
member ~ True Apostolic Assem-
bis
Surviving arr her husband Eu.
gepn sublett enc daughter Ia
verne Thomas one son Ronald
simH three sisters Mrs Rose Ne
Eidrrbefry Detroit Mitch Mra
Grace simmons Minneapolis and
Mrs Ruth brown. chicago ono
brother John Payne Minneapolis
and ungle Mfr Fred Edwards. Min.
ueapoila
woodland Fpueral Home was IN
charge 0f arrangements
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CHURCH
NEWS

we enioyed the many talented par
tictpants. The program WAS high
lighted with an Introductory ser
mon BY Brother Walter Smith, a
Young minister Of Gospel Temple
Subject THE Power Of The Cos
uep Text: Rom. 1:i6. For ! am
not ashamed Of the gospel Of
Christ: for il Is the power Of God
beiieveth: 70 the Jew first and
unto salvation to every one that
also 10 the Greek
You are always welcome at Cos
Del Temple the church with .
warm atmosphere.
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FINAL RITES Held
FOR HAZEL MOSS
NATIVE MtNNESCTAN

Final rites for Mira Hazel Mary
Moss, native Minnesotau and wife
IL Harvey A Moss Of 1854 Second
Az s we're held at 10 am Mon.
day. September s, Al 80 Thomas
Episcopal church with the Rev
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

whosecver therefore shall
confess Me hcgerp men, him
viii / confess. also before NV
Father which j. in Heaven
lSt Matthew 10, al
The man who hives acvord-
inS % the principles laid Down
IN the Bible and Nho PrpettScs
them daily iu kiudliDcss.
charity and hove coufrsses
Jesus in every wert ard deed
and in the warm snaiie eu bis
fscv Great i his reward on
earth. as ii wili bv in Hcavea
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

Fr l. outs w
johnson officiat
ing
Mrs Moaa died
Friday noon Sep
TENDER o. az Fair
view hospital al
ter an illnena Of
three years dur
alton For the
paHi wear shC rad
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

The 500 most commonly usga
English wpris have ttnTo 3gc-
tiauBfy meanings
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29

Geauga County has 122-1958
Wheat Acreage Reserve Agree
mentS, covering 1882 acres. 35
Conservation Reserve Contracts
have been approved since 1856.
These contracts cover 500 acres.
Each farm under the Soil
Bank Program is given a per-
mitted acreage of Soil Bank
Crops (this includes practically
all crops except hay.D If the per-
mitted acreages of crops is eX-
ceeded the farmer is in VIOLA
tion of his contract.
Spread of noXious weeds,
which consist of Canada Thistle,
Quack Grass and Johnson Grass
must be controlled. If needed,
the County Committee is asking
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
Feed Wheat
Dead1ine Set

Regulations have been amend
ed to provide that the final date
for filing a 1858 Feed Wheat Ap-
plication is June 6.
Under the 1858 Feed Wheat
Regulations farmers w h o S G
wheat acreage allotments are
less than 30 acres will be per,
mitted to grow up to 80 acres
of wheat pertains to wheat to
be harvested in 1858; if it is
used exclusively on the farm
where produced. Farmers wish.
ing to participate in this pro-
gram must file their application
by June 9th and have the coun,
ty Committee approval on it.
If farmers have any questions
regarding this program they
are asked to contact the ASC
office in Burton, Temple 4-4425
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
Jaycees Plan
Tr. Golf Meet

The Chardon Junior Chamber
of Commerce will again conduct
/ a junior golf program. Entries
for the thirteenth annual inter-
national Jaycee Junior Golf
Tournament are now being ac-
cepted from any boy who is un-
der the age of 18, as of August
Is, and is a resident of Geauga
County.
The tournament will be held
at Chardon Lakes Golf Course
on June 8 starting at 10 am
The winner and runner-up will
receive trophies and will repre-
sent the Geauga area in the
state tournament at Toledo on
July 1415.
Interested junior golfers are
asked to contact either Jim
Hemlein, 424 N. Hambden ST.,
Chardon, Avenue 5-8345 or Joe
CiSar, RID. 2, Box 254, Chardon,
Avenue 5-8294.