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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-28
Chester Prepares for Reqpening
Of West Geanga Schools Tuesday

Petersen, Heather Lorber, Lin
da Moore, Maryann Sta1ey,
Donna SWitzer, and Hickey LIE,
ase.
Cub Scouts
Cub Scout Pack 95 with their
leader Burt Hearn, Jr. went on
an over night Camp out Friday
night, to McArthur's on May,
field Rd.
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout 1876 and their famf,
lies held a picnic at Spring Lake
Park, Saturday, Aug. %. Awards
for tn year were given at that
time by their leader, Mr.. Willis
Blinzley.
Chester Community Church
Everyone Is invited to the Sc
cond Annual Peach Festival to
be held at the Parsonage lawn
(Social Hall in case of inclement
weather) On Saturday, Aug. 80,
from 5-8 pm. Fresh peaches
home made ice cream, short
cake, and grilled hot dogs will
be sold. There will also be a
bake sale. Bring friends ano
neighborS. Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
bridge Brooks are the chairmer
in charge OF the event.
Ladies Auxiliary Hold
Farewell for Viola Gore
About twelve ladies of the
Auxiliary Of tn VFW held 6
surprise farewell party Friday
night Aug. %, at the home O.
Mrs. Walter Vorel in honor o.
Mrs. Viola Gore, ex president O.
the o rganization. The evening
was spent playing cards. Mrs
Gore was presented with a love
ly white purse, suitable for Fla
where she will make her home
Refreshments of cake, ict
cream and coffee were served
West Geauga
WOOdWOrkerS Meet
The All club group, The Yves
Geauga WoodWorkers met Tues
day night at the home of Cliffort
Schultz. The boys worked OF
their books and projects, which
must be completed for the Geau
ga County Fair. The leader O
the group is Keith Sperry, witt
Wayne Sperry, Junior Leader.
Riverview Bible Church
On Tuesday night Aug. 10, tn
young people had a pizza part,
on our pastor Rev. Harry Ban
field to celebrate his birthday
This was held at the Arthur An
dersOn house on Shady Lane. Q
yer 40 young people ATTENDED
this supper which was held on
doors. At supper the young pee
pie presented Rev. Banfield wit
a gift, as an expression Of thei
love and appreciation.
Church Calendar for septembe
Sept. 5 Treasure Hunt for A
dult Glass. Start from Siplck
g O'clock sharp. Rain or shine
Dres according to weather
Bring your own hot dogs an
buns. Soft Drinks and cond
ments will be furnished.
Sept. 6 Young Peoples pix
mic supper at the home of Mar
on and Marge KarSnacks at S
80 pm. A hike through tn
woods and out door games. MI
and Mrs. william Sponseller, &
dult sponsors.
Sept. s. Young people Skatin
Party at Mentor -on-the-Lake.
Sept. 8 = Ladies MisSionar
Meeting.
Sept. 13 Youth for Chris
meet in Cleveland.
Sept. Is Mems FellowShi
Supper at the Little Church
the Vale.
Sept. 19 = Young Peoples Min
ature golf party at 7::30.
Sept. 20 Youth for Chri
meet in Cleveland.
sept. 27 Victors throue
Christ a the Grace Bapti
Church in WiAeughby.
Sept. % The young Peep
will present an all musical pr
gram at the evening service.
Chester Baptist Church News
lComing events cast their sh
dow before, and the recent p,
blicity on the Music Festiva
be held at the Baptist Churc
Sunday evening, sept. 7th ;
7:30 has cast a big enough sh
| dow to prompt the Misses Jc
and Dawn Schoenfeld, and Mi!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-28
X. of p. Gard Party

At the K of P card party held
on Saturday, Aug. % at the
Hall, the following persons re-
ceived prizes.
Pinochle, 1st prize, Mrs. Ro-
bert Perry, Mr.. Robert Perry,
End prize, Mrs. Lillian Sadosky,
Richmond Hts, Mr.. Frank PriS-
len, Chardon. Five Hundred 1st
prize, Mrs. Bernice Parr, Mr..
Forrest Bond; End prize, Mrs.
Nellie Wilder, Chardon, Mrs.
George Speer, Richmond Hts.
Grand Prize Winner, Mrs. Rose
Speer, Richmond Hts. Mrs. Leo
-nard ChiCanski was the hostess.
The next party will be Sept. q.
Chester Baptist Ladies Aid
Ten members Of the Baptist
Aid Society surprised Mrs. Nina
Welk, King St., Chardon on Aug
10, the date being her birthday.
Auxiliary Holds Breakfast
About 20 ladies of the Hospital
Auxiliary held a breakfast Mon
day morning at the home of
Mrs. Dorothy Kus, as a farewell
for Mrs. Hilda Steinfurth, who
with her husband, willard Ste
infurth are leaving the end of
the month to make their home
in Vero Beach, Fla. MIR. and
Mrs. John Arp, 1895 Mayfield
Rd. have bought the Steinfurth
property, 785 Chillicothe Rd. and
will take possession about Sept.
/.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-28
Chester Baptist Church News

Coming events cast their sha-
dow before, and the recent pu-
blicity on the Music Festival
be held at the Baptist Church
Sunday evening, sept. 7th at
7::30 has cast a big enough sha-
dow to prompt the Misses Joy
and Dawn Schoenfeld, and Miss
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10

Sleep more comfortable With
these soft bed pillows that retain
their pIurmpness. free from dust
Pink 81 blue foraI ticking
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
Hopkinscs See Broadway Production Of
NO Time For Scrgennts In Richmond

Moke Mrs l. II Iscminaeli. Mr..
and Mrs A /. Flippcn and Miss
Barbara Flippcn, Of Richmond
Mrs B A Peters was Il dinner
guest Monday of her son. w l.
Peters. and family, in Farmvillc
A. A walker. and fanny. were
recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs
George A Jenkins and MIS- Meade
w Foster at McdWood
Christmas Day dinner guests 0!
Mi. and Mrs ID G Meinhard were
MI. and Mrs r 4. Peters Mi
and Mrs. W I Blackwell and sons
Iof Cumberland. and Mr.. and Mrs
III d. Garrett, Of Blackstone.
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Mcinhard
David and Charles Mcinhard ano
Billy Pcnick, Of Farmvillc. were
New Years dinner guests OF MIR. ant
Mrs w T Blackwell. OF Sum,
Side.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
T','sgslc

There VIII bc a communion srry-
~ ~ Apponat'o% p F Church
Sunday at II am conducted BY
the Rev Parker Perkins
Mr. and Mrs Alex Mortlov and
Nthhlfth. ~ &c hcr mother III
Wake Forest, N. G during thc holi.
DAYS
MISS Shlrlcy Arlington Of Farm
WIS Ahcn' las' week ond with hon
nrothef-ll-law and sister Mt aud
Mrs Il s Simpson.
Mrs Bessie Wootcn Ind a. brr
H-'iisi quests Christmas day, MI
ana Mrs 3 q Wootrn / nd cb1.
dfen Nh and Mrs Herman Dowdv
MI and MIS- F. II Wooten And
daughter Mr. ana Mrs S. l.
Woofen and daughter. Mrs. Pearl
Ellington and SON. and Mitchell
Jameson
Mss Brenda Fave Hudson visited
her uncle and aunt MI. aha Mrs
Marshall Huffma NJ at Hickory
: - curing NE Christmas hell
All dilu Mla Shirley Reynolds
~ " guests during the holidays
~ dnu MIS- K ., Jones and MI
'i''' ~ = = = reynolds. OF Apo
natfoH and Mrs. Warren Jones
and baby Of Farnryille
Mrs Mamie Booker has been
SICK
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
Rice Items
Doyle Davis, Of Long Island, N. T.,
Visits His Grandparents, The Baileys

College, Malyville, Tenn. OH Tues
day From there Mrs. Bass aud
Beverly will 30 10 Atlanta, TO visit
hcr sonin-laW and daughter Mr
Ana Mrs jim Hopkins
Sunday supper guests Of MI and
Mrs James Garnctt we're the Rich
ard Y Chambers family
Miss Ethel Sims returned to her
school in Alexandria Sunday
Mr. and MIS- CALVIN Bass ~nd
family were supper guests Of MI
and MIS-. Richard Q Chambers
and sons, Monday
Raldwins Have Guests
Guests III the home 81 Mi ana
AIRS. T. W Baldwin during the
holidays we're their children MI
and Mrs l. c Ellis, and Slndra
Shella. and sammy, ot FAILS
Church NH ana Mrs Franklin
Baldwin and son Kirk and MF
and Mrs Charles BALDWIN and son
Chuck. Of Farmyillc Other guests
III the home Of An and Mis- Bald
win were MI and MIS- Cam colNe-
and daughter. and Frank colYcft
oi PETERSBURG and Nh and Mrs
W l.. Dalton. of FarmWIle
MIS-, johnson Hubbard, Mrs Con
NIX GINS and Connie I,ou NJ Farm
Vine. spent me wcek cnd With Mta
r A Bradshaw
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10

spent the week end here as the
Niest If MI and Mrs q i Gar
rctt ana family
Billy and Michael George sons
OF Mr. and Topper George Of Rich
mond have returned home follow
INN \ v.Sii here With their grand
mother. Mrs M NJ George Guests
Of Mr. and Mrs George Sunday
we've Mr.. and Mrs Nj W Lawson.
Margaret and Jimmy Lawson. Of
Amelia
Judse add Mrs James TAYLOR
Williams and daughtel. Kathy. and
Mrs e Il Nuckols were dinner
guests Sunday Of Dr. and Mrs
Mare Byrd Williams IN Richmond,
Nm and MIS- Edward II Hopkins.
IF and Miss Beth Hopkins were
host and hosteSSes al breakfast and
family dinners during the holidays
Nh ana Mys Hopkins attended the
production MNo Time tor Serge
ants at inc Mosque Monday
Normans Entertain
Mr. and Mrs NJ Norman had
las their week end guests at Broad
Acres Nj aNd Mrs walter Can Of
Richmond
MIS- AllneY 0Wer and daughter
Miss precina over have returned
" Mortified after spending the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
Rice Items

Supper guests Of MI and MIS-.
Fred Walton. Sunday, were Mr. and
MIS-. T.. 7 Bondurant
Doyle Davis. Of Long Island N.
Y spent sometime With his grand
parents MI and Mrs s. II Bailey.
MI and Mrs Jesse Glenn. Of Hall
fax. were guests III The same home
Tuesday
Rev and MIS- Parker Perkins.
and Susan, had dinner with MI and
Mrs VIII Vaughan Sunday
Rev and Mrs A II Stevens,
Dru and Lynn. visited her parents,
MI and Mrs +. II Bondurant,
several days last week
Veterans Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. HermaIGowen. of
Victoria Mrs. Edna Mann, Of Fatni-
vile and Mrs Graves Powell u
BoykinS, visited Mrs. Ship Farley
and Mrs J A Young. recently
Winston Farley returned from the
Southsidc Community Hospital Mon
day. and Is improving
MIS-. Claude Bradshaw spent tht
week end il Richmond visiting hcl
children.
Ms I o, Hetndon has returned
u the Pastorinm from a stay Al
the SouthsiGe Community Hospital
Bases Drive TO Tennessee
/ MIS-, CALVIN Bass, and Beverly
drove Virginia Bass to Maryvill,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
Railles
!

John Randolph Home Demon
Stration club Will meet Friday at
s pm. with Mrs J, K. Robinson
and Mrs Eric Robinson The topic
will be New Ways To Use Canned
Vegetables :
Holiday guests OF Mr. and Mrs
George Price were Mi. and Mrs
Potter Henderson. and children of
BrldgctoWn, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paulus Price. and Paula, Of Craigs.
vile
Mr. ana Mrs r t. Blantpn. Mr.
and Mrs Eric Robinson aid Mrs.
- X Robinson were dinner guests
-of the Reuben Addcmans Sunday.
, g Sanderson Was guest Of the
Roblnsons Monday.
Mrs Gordon + West lett Tues.
day 70 spend some time In FLORIDA
we hope that she finds mllder
weather than She left with Us
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10

Nj and Mrs G A. Beaver Of
Durham N A. spent Christmas
Week with thcir soD In-law and
daughter, MI and Mrs. David Mcr-
Elitt
Mrs 7 Jackson and SON. T.
= Jr spent Christmas with hcr
mother II Charlottesville
Mir and MIS- Ed Stottlcmcyer 81
washington. u G.. have returned
after spending week with Mr.. and
mrs II Al Saxton.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Teacher
ana two children Karen and Dc-
laney, and ms Hazel Teacher. OF
Richmond, spent Saturday with Mr.
and MIS- w + Falnswouih, and
family
Vaughan Returns
Robert Vaughan, III Lynchbure
returned Tuesday after spending Ia
days Wnh hla mother Mrs Nannla
Vaughan
Russell Elan spcnt Christmas
WITH his brotherm-law aad sisfcr
Mr. and MIS- Varpcf Beaycr IN
BRAKES Branch and wsitcd them
mother NIrs " ! tlaln III MAX,
Lawn Nursing Homo Blackstone.
on Christmas daY
MI and AIRS Milton Anderson
we're dinner guests Of Mt and ME-
Maurice Payne HI Crewe Iueaday
Mrs Cora Thompson MiNs MMv
Thompson and grandson. Luther
Lipscomb 81 Norfolk. spent
several days last week with Nj and
MIS- Henry Thompson. and family
Womcn 90 TO Crcwe
Mrs cora Thompson. Mis- Malr
Thompson and Mrs w II Farns-
worth visited MI and Mrs II W.
Vernon ~ Cfevc Monday
Mr Ana MIS-. y NJ Tom&1nson
spent Christmas wcck wHh thclr
son and daughter III Norfolk
Mi and Mrs a l. Cole and son
Steve spent New Year j day with
friends il Stony Greek
Mrs II Il CLARK lcti Christmas
day WIN Mr and MES William
Vaughan to spend several weeks
with them ii Newport News.
Naughans Gather
MRS r M Vaughan hAa, I'LL III
mn children with hcr during IT'D
holidays, Lcnnel Vaughan. AM d
family Of Richmond MIS-. Lacy
and family Of Halifax and M
and MIS-. Lyle Shelton. and family
Of Alexandria and Robert Vaughan.
Of Lynchburg.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10

Mn and Mrs Man B HARLEM. il
ANA family had as their guests this
WEEK Mrs Hallcn's parents. Mr.
and Mrs J III Morrison. of Rich
lnond Guests last Sunday were Nh
ara Mis- Randolph snidct. and
tAcr children Mrs. Helen Garter
aAG her daughter. sandra Nj and
Mis- CLYDE Morrison and theii,
daughter. Jane, Of Povhatan
MRS Philip Asal. who returned
lasi week from the Southside Com
@lRMiy Hospital in Farmyille. III re-
operating at the home " her
daughter. Mrs Carl Meinhard and
An Melnhard
NIr and Mrs i b Dandy ac-
coApamed By Mrs j u Godsey.
visited George NJ Jetferies and
family last Sunday al their home
near Columbia
Knights Dine
Nir and Ms Charles Kaaht 81
FarmVine. We're. dinner guests New
Years day of~M and ms Philip
fen 81 a Mount View
Recent guests Of MI ana MIS-
laFiin G Garrett were Mi anc
MRS Charles Booker Nlrs Ed
MONA Alexander and Mrs Malba
sNoope Of Richmond. and Miss
May Nealc Garrett. of Walkerton
Hunting guest this week ot An
dcw E. GodSey a. Burlelgh Hal
Va olver Haynes Blankonship. o
Petersburg
Mrs. r L Adams. N v!sitec
her new niece, Susan Loulse Neu
rom daughter Of Mr. and Mis- Il
Z Nenrohr At the Richmond Me
moral Hospital last Monday DIN
hcf alests Of the r L. Adams u.
fanily last Sunday were Mir ang
Ahs r i Adams Mr. AND Mrs
Fred Adams and wilson Adams q
Ashby
Carrots Have Guest
Mrs l. W Glls. Or Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
'IIro,ck

Nh and Mrs. John Hudson snon,
sunday II Sandston visiting Mr.
ana Mrs, J e Bats. They were
accompanied BY Mr.. and Mrs John
hudson Jr- to Richmond where
lhey visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Gillian. and family
Leonard Slavton and son Carl
spent Inc week end at Dcep Creek
with M and Mrs walter Cart
wright, il.
M. and Mrs Herbert Thackston
and family of Portsmouth visited
Mr and Mrs. r NJ. Thackston d,r-
lng ne week end.
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Glyder of
Abilene: Clarence Slayton. and son
~ Dowdy's Corner. and Mr. and
MIS- Walter Slayton. and son Of
ranplln visited Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Slayton Sunday
ellaflie Skinner visited his wife
IN Richmond Sunday Mrs. skinner
Is recuperating at the home of her
sister. Mrs Leonard Garrett after
undergoing surgery at Grace Hos
pitt
Mrs. Bert Swallcy and Mrs. Ray
mond Chernault, Of WorshaFn plan
70 attend the inauguration Of j Lind
Soy Almond as governor. alt Rich
mond Saturday
.Dickie Thackston broke his left
arm while sled riding Tuesday.
Guests Of MI. and Mrs Henry
Slayton and Mr.. and Mrs Billy
Slayton Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Slayton. and son, of Pamp-
linz MI and Mrs. Clarence Slayton,
and children. Of Dowdy's Corner,
and Nh and Mrs. Thomas Driskill,
and children. of Abilene.
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Armv sperlalist ThIrd cIass
James 3 Gilliain W \ member of
the 537th Ordnance Company which
presented food clothing and toys
fo childlcn n fhe Graferhcimfcld
0rphanagc n Schwcinfurt Germany
during thc holiday season.
a TRUCK driver Specialist Gil
liam entered the Army in January
la55 The son Of Albert W. Gillian
Route II Farmvillc Va., 10 IN
la54 graduate Of Luther P Jack
son High School IN Cumberland.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10

Those visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Oliver New Years day were
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Brown. and
son, OF South Hill, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley ellis, MIS-, Alma King.
Ernest and Cecil Ellington. of Rich
mond, Ernest Busic Of Amelia, and
Basil Atkins, Of Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vester jenkins
visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stuart
and M. and Mrs. NJ Abbitt, Of
Farmville, Sunday
MI. and Mrs. Hiram Anderson.
Of Crewe, visited Mrs. Bette Car
ter and family last Tuesday.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-20
$50 Gift Made
To Toy Project

The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Citizens Hose Company met at
the fire hall Monday with Mrs.
Ruth Leager, president, conduct
ing a business session at which
the group voted to donate $50
to the firemen to help with their
Christmas toy project. 1t was
also decided to have a Christ
mas party at the December
meeting with the members ex-
changing gifts. Refreshments will
be served by Mrs. Leager, Mrs.
Irene FAIRIES, and Mrs. Frances
Barnes, committee for the event.
Mrs. Helen Deacon was accepted
into membership in the auxili-
ary. The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Kent County Firemen's Associ-
alton will meet with the local
auxiliary on Tuesday, Nov. 25
at 7 pm. A platter will be serv-
ed before the meeting which will
start at s pm. Plans are being
made to serve a fried oyster and
chicken salad dinner to the pub
lie on January 25. Further de-
tails will be given at a later date.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-20
Inter-City Night
Mapped By Rotary

New Horizons" was the sub
ject of a talk on the paint indus
try given at the Smyrna Rotary
Club by Carroll Hudson of Eel
ton-Sibley & Company, Philadel-
phia. The paint industry has be-
come scientific business he
said and $l,000,000 a year is
spent, and new paints, enamels,
varnishes are being developed
each year, according to the
speaker, who told also of water
repellents used to protect brick
and masonry work. The Smyrna
Rotary Club will be host to the
Chestertown, Md. Rotary Club
tonight at a large inter-city night
program. Rex. D. Gilmore pre-
sided at the business session and
George V. Kirk was accompan-
ist for group singing led by Mel
son S. Everhart. Ben Smith and
MIR. Hudson were guests of
Grant G. Garis, chairman of the
program. Morris Simon was a
visiting Rotarian from Dover.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-20
Gala Homecoming Set For Fridays
Football Clash With Georgetown

get underway promptly at 7:l5
pm. at the school on Frazier
Street. The Smyrna High School
marching band, under the direc-
ton of A. Rodney Daniels, will
head the line of march. Candi-
dates for queen and their escorts
will be included in the line of
march. The cheerleaders and
float entries will comprise the
remainder of the parade. The
following route has been estab-
lished: west on Frazier to Della
ware, north on Delaware to
South, east on South to Main,
south on Main to Hamilton Lane
and west on Hamilton Lane to
the athletic field. A parade of the
floats will also be held as a part
of the halftime ceremonies.
CONTINUED on Page Six)
Smyrna times., 1958-11-20
Three Arrested
By Game Warden
For Spotlight
Rabbit Hunting

Three youths were apprehend-
ed at 9:45 pm. Tuesday evening
in the Taylor's Bridge area for
hunting rabbits with a spotlight.
Warden Dawson N. Sapp of
Dover has been patroling the
Taylor's Bridge area for several
weeks now since receiving num-
erous complaints from farmers
that night hunting was being
conducted in the community.
The three youths, James R. At
kinson and George S. Lancaster,
both of Townsend, and William
w. Heverin of Blackbird, plead
ed guilty to the five charges i'm
posed against them by Warden
Sapp before Magistrate James
Doughten, Townsend. Total fines
and costs amounting to $2l7.50
were levied for the following
violations: hunting rabbits in
closed season, hunting at night,
possession of 3 rabbits in clos
ed season, possession of loaded
rifles in automobiles, and illegal
use of spotlight. The three paid
the costs, but the fines were sus-
pended and the violators placed
on probation.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-20
Smyrna PTA Sets
Meeting Tonight

Health in the School" will be
the topic at the meeting of the
Smyrna Special District School
Parent Teacher Association to be
held tonight at 8 pm. in the
Smyrna Elementary School. The
speaker will be DR.. Edward Gil
wa, of the N.C.C. Health De-
partment, who will point out
how parents can help. There will
be question period. There will
be distribution of bus regula-
tions to interested parents. The
business meeting will be con-
Quoted by Willis Martin, presi-
dent. Members of Girl Scout
Troop 2l4, of which Mrs. Frank
lin Cooke is leader, will take
care of young children at the
school during the meeting, so
that parents may attend. Mem
bers of the safety committee
have prepared the forms of state
regulations relating to the oper-
alton of school buses. An in
formal coffee hour will follow
the meeting, in charge of Mrs.
Robert Mills and her committee.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-20
Curtain Rises
Today On Gala
Holiday Bazaar

The holiday season begins at
10 am. today in Smyrna CON-
plete with decoration, gifts and
Santa Claus, when Asbury Meth
odist Church cuts the ribbon on
their annual bazaar at the Twen-
tieth Century Club House. Santa
Claus will arrive at the bazaar
at $50 pm. and remain until
s pm. During his stay a photo
grapher will be present to take
pictures of eager children as
they recite their hopeful lists to
Santa. These pictures will be
available in folders to those who
wish to preserve this happy
moment. Santa Claus will be
present the same hours both
Thursday and Friday. AS an add
ed convenience free taxi service
will be available to the bazaar
by calling Mofitt's Taxi, 943l.
Members of the Childrens Play
land will provide free baby sit
ting service for mothers who
wish to shop. A musical back
ground will add holiday atmos-
phere to the gaily decorated
hall. Early reports indicate that
the wise shopper will be present
soon after the doors are open to
make a choice selection of the
wide variety of glittering gifts.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-20
Judi Passmore
Chosen College
Radio Announcer

Judi Passmore, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair L. Passmore
of near Taylor's Bridge, was
among twenty-five t u d e n S
chosen as new members of the
radio announcing staff at Juniata
College, Huntingdon, Pa. Try
outs were held recently to select
the top Is entrants who were in
terested in the program. The
ability and potential of each stu
dent played an important role in
the final decision of the judges.
Each new announcer has been
given an hour or a half-hour
program. Judi's stint consists of
an hour-long show of long-play-
ing classical music. She also is
available for substitute duty
whenever another announcer is
unable to conduct his show. The
station, WJC, is operated and
maintained completely by stu
dents of Juniata College. 1t op-
crates on the air nightly Monday
through Friday, and also on Sun
day evenings. A variety of musi-
cal programs, including every
thing from rock N roll to class
ical, is presented. World, state,
and campus news, plus inter-
views with professors and stu
dents, also are featured. Miss
Passmore, a freshman chemistry
major, is 1858 graduate of
Smyrna High School.
Smyrna times., 1958-11-20
Neeman Names Three Local Firemen
To Committee Chairman Positions

Paul N e m n, Harrington,
president of the Delaware Vol
unteer Firemen's Association,
has made appointments to serve
on the executive committee,
with each volunteer fire COM
pany represented by a member.
Appointments to Sub-cOmmit-
tees are as follows: Law and
Legislative-Walter Handsberry,
chairman, Leipsic; Ralph Boyer,
Dover; Albert Jones, Claymont;
George Duncan, Talleyville; Will
liam Lowe, Lewes; William
Hines, Seaford; William Dona-
hoe, Fraternal Order; Francis
Maloney, retired firemen; Edu-
cational-Wesley R b n S 0 n +,
chairman, Wilmington Manor;
Paul Rambo, Elsmere; Charles
Honey, Jr., Brandywine Hun
dred; Edward Naumann, Grams
ton Heights; Norris Phillips,
Middletown; Thomas Marshall,
Talleyville; Louis Amabelly,
Hockessin; we'll Barnes,
Smyrna; Newlin Wood, Hartly;
Charles Jester, Camden-Wyom-
ing; Paul Smith, Marydel; Hugh
lett Colt, South Bowers; Fora
Tatman, Frederick; Owen Davis,
Milton; Curtis Ennis, Glendale;
Granville White, Laurel; Arthur
Jones, Greenwood; Roy Simpler,
Rehoboth; Milton Niblett, Gum