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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-17
TripIetts Fly
To HGlDGii, Japan
For YPO Meetinq

To attend a national meeting of the
Young Presidents Organization and
study industry in Japan, Ropp Trip
lett, president of the Triplett Electri-
cal Instrument company, left by plane
last week with Mrs. Triplett on the
first leg of their journey across the
Pacific.
They will be travelling with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Bixler, sister and broth
er-in-law of MIR. Triplett. Mr.. Blk.
Ter is program chairman for YPO
an organization of young executives
of American industry. He heads ar
electrical instrument company ir
New Haven, Connecticut
Approximately so couples who rep
resent industry in the US. will make
the trip. The Tripletts expect to be
away about three weeks.
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Hospital Benefits
From Auxiliary

The Bluffton Community Hospital
Auxiliary, which has already provid-
ed number of useful items for the
hospital this year, voted at its last
meeting Tuesday to order new
couch for the nurses lounge.
Mrs. Evan Basinger, secretary OF
the group, reported that hospital pro-
jects already completed this year by
the Auxiliary were completed at a
cost of nearly $40O. The organization
provided additional china service
at a cost of $136.53; baby shirts al
$53.25; new linens valued at $3.50
and new Sill table for the emer,
gency room.
Funds for work accomplished at the
hospital were raised by membership
fees and by last years community
auction.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-17
Lafayette Couple
Married so Years

MIR. AND MRS. THOMAS NJ. ROB,
INSON of Lafayette will celebrate
their Golden Wedding anniversary
Sunday, April 20.
The Robinsons were married Apri
Is in Lafayette by the Rev. George
Fultz in the Congregational Christian
church parsonage. Mrs. Robinson is
the former Alma Watt. She is II
Mr.. Robinson, 73, is an engineer a
the Republic Creosoting Co.
The Robinsons have two sons, Ralph
Waldo and Norval Hugh, and three
grandchildren, all of Lafayette.
Mr.. Robinson has served for a mum
Der of years as mayor of the village
and Mrs. Robinson is the Lafayette
correspondent for The Bluffton News
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Beaverdam Names
Honor Society

Four seniors and four juniors at
Beaverdam high school have been
selected by the faculty for member
ship in the Ethan Allen Honor So
ciety, it was announced this week.
Selection is based on service, leader
ship and character in addition to
scholarship standing.
The senior members are Patricia
Marquart, Gloria Smith, Sandra AM
stutz and Elaine Basinger. Junior
members are Judy Bowers, Sheriff.
Burkholder, Donna Herr and David
King. They will attend the annual
banquet of the society at Harrod high
school on April 30.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-17
Mainly Personal

THESE SERVICE MEN really hop
around the globe these days. Com
mander Wade Lape, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Lape, is now stationed in
Brunswick, Maine. Last week he
hoped aboard Pan American air
liner and flew to Oslo, Norway, to
participate in NATO conference for
two weeks in Harrstad.
-
WILBUR POTEE has been tossing
his extra pennies in dresser drawer
for the past two years. When he
sacked them recently he discovered
the coppers had amounted to $62.
w. A. HOWE is coaching the first
tennis team BHS has boasted in some
years. His boys lost, 6-1, to the Find
lay high team coached by guess
who?-W. A s son, Jim.
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American Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary will
hold its regular meeting Tuesday,
April % at the Legion hall at s o.
clock. Past presidents viii have
charge of the meeting Mrs. Augusta
Steiner, President; Mrs. Golda Wiess,
Sec'y; Mrs. Margarete Turner, Trea-
surer; Mrs. Helen Foltz, chaplain;
Mrs. Joan Dillman, flag bearer: Mrs.
vernal Corson, banner bearer; Mrs.
Geneva Rammel, seargeant at arms.
Refreshments served by past presi-
dents. Mrs. Ruth Huber will give a
report on child welfare; Mrs. Mar
cine Reams will give a report on
Rehib Please attend.
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to cut corners and still provide nutri-
tious meals for her family. These
meetings are open to all women in
town and country.
Telesis Club
Telesis club will meet Monday,
April q at $3.50 p. m. in the home
of Lisbeth Friesen.
Martin Luther Bible Class
The Martin Luther Bible class will
meet on April "a at 500 p. m. in the
church basement with Mr.. and Mrs
Don Reams in charge of the program.
Rluffton Women's Garden Club
The Garden club will meet on
April "a at 2:3O p. m. at the home
OF Mrs. Irwin Rodabaugh with Mrs
+. s. Lape as assistant hostess. Roll
Call will be answered on "How / Use
Ny Favorite Herb; Program -
Growth Stimulates by Mrs. J. S
Steiner and Succeeding with Primu.
la by Mrs. Calvin Steiner.
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Mothers Study Club
Mothers Study club will meet OF
Monday, April 21 at the home Of
Mildred Benroth. The evenings pro,
gram will be under the leadership oi
Verna Diller.
Gold Star All
Susan Webb is the new presiden
of Gold Star All club elected at the
first meeting of the season recent!
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Ruth Frankhauser
Wins Speech Contest

Ruth Frankhauser, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Levi Frankhauser, was
judged the winner of the temperance
essay defamation contest held at the
First Methodist church last Sunday
evening. Terry Marshall, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimmel Marshall. was
declared tho alternate
Miss Frankhauser will compete in
the Lima District Methodist Youth
Fellowship spring rally at Ada. Her
opponent will be student from
Marion.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-17

DING, the post office bat who
takes up his summer abode in a
crevice under the roof over the rear
loading platform, returned from
wherever he goes on April Ia. The
postal employees have been logging
his arrivals and fall departures each
year. Usually the temperature must
reach 62 to 20 degrees before he
appears.
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Kings Guards Meeting

The leaders and Kings Guards
children met last Sunday morning in
the Methodist church basement. Those
taking part in the japanese program
were Mrs. Ivan Clements, Mrs. Ken
meth Henry and Ruth Henry, Mrs,
Myrl Shields, Daryl and Cheryl, Mrs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-17
Three From BlufftOn
In State Music Finals

Three Bluffton high school students
were among 1,500 from Northwestern
Ohio who competed last Saturday in
the state finals of the solo and en-
semble additions of the Ohio Music
Education association at Bowling
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Brownie Troop l27

Mrs. Harold Klingler and Mrs.
Dorothy Steiner were in charge of
Brownie Troop 127 at its meeting
Tuesday. Roll call was answered by
making up a story. The girls re-
viewed their Scout Laws l through L.
QueStionnaires were also filled out
for the Council.
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Garden Study Club

Garuen study lluD
Eloise Basinger will be hostess to
the Garden Study club on Wednesday,
April %. Roll call will be "The pref
tiest fern of my recollection" and the
program, given by Wanda Panna-
becker, will be on "Ferns of Ohio
Illustrated"
Travel Class
On April % Virginia Edwards viii
be hostess to the Travel Glass. The
program entitled "a Magnificent Gift
to the Nation" will be given by Lena
Moser, Pearl Mann and Isabelle West.
Annual Fish Fry
The Annual Fish Fry for the Reg
ular & Honorary members of the Al
Ten County Association of Township
Trustees and Clerks is being held Fri
day, April Is in the American Grange
Hall, Elida, Ohio, at p. m. We
sincerely hope all members can at
tend.
Richland Home Demonstration Club
The Riehland Township Home
Demonstration club will meet at 1870
p. m. Wednesday, April 23 at the
Beaverdam Town Hall. Mrs. Lester
Van Meter and Mrs. Carl Fett will be
in charge of the discussion on More
and Better Food for your Food Dol
lar" The homemaker is almost al
ways the meal planner and the spend
er of the food money, so she should
be interested in this meeting on how
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Al Ingalls, and Cheryl, and Mrs. VIM.
McCafferty and Mitzie. Next meeting
will be held next Sunday, April 20 at
1880. Guest speaker will be Mineko
Kubota of Japan who is student at
Bluffton college.
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Green State university.
Ann Stauffer received I rating in
flute solos; Ruth Frankhauser, II
rating in piano solos; and Judy Hilty,
III rating in violin solos.
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Junior Gardeners

Enrolment cards will be due and
projects for the year will be discus
sed at the Junior Gardeners meeting
Friday evening at 7:30 in the Hi-Y
room at the high school. Gourd and
sunflower seeds will be distributed for
contest among members.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-17
NnrIcF M RInnERS

Sealed bids will be received by the Council
of the Village of Bluffton. Ohio. tEntil IL 100
Neon. T. 5. T. on May s, 1855. for the fol-
lowing stree, repair materials 70 be applied on
the streets Of Bluffton atgsihe Villages con-
venience in the following amounts: 10000
gallons OF Nj. c. o.. or rs. S. more or less
10000 tons OF stone. moe o. less. And also
for rental OF ttsrNder. SpReader Box. Roller.
Sweeper Tuucks as reQyFed.
The Counei reserves the fright 10 reject any
or all bids
BY order Of the coyheil pt the Village of
Bluifton. State OF Ohb ARxa $. 1855.
Signed; A. J. B, LAnasdori. Clerk
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Blue Star Mothers

Bluffton chapter of Blue Star
Mothers will be in charge of the
Lima Canteen for service men this
week. Donations of food, candy, gum
or cash for providing same may be
made by calling 356-R.
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LEGAu NOTECE

Sealss bids viii De heceived by the Clerk of
Richlan1 Township oh OF before l2:o0 noon
Thursday April q, 1858 for the sale OF
one 1883 Model. Person so Tractor with :
r. center mounted q 8echRnical mower.
Terms of sale cash
he BeArd OF Tewnship Trustees reserves
the rightsto reject any or all bids.
Riehiand Towshship Trustees
Dale Reichen hhch, Clerk
Sl2 ". Elm &teet. BlufftoR. Ohio
80 April 10 y
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at Orange Center. Other officers are
Janice Gallant, vice president; Lois
Warren, secretary; Louise Wilkins,
assistant secretary; Martha Wilkins,
treasurer; Marie Bosserman and
Carol Schifferly, reporters; Carolyn
Kidd and Jean Ann Edinger, recrea-
tion leaders.
Nineteen members attended the
last meeting including six new ones,
Judy Alderman, Marsha woodward,
Christine woodward, Patsy Kimmel,
Carol Womack and Cheryl Hartman.
Guests were Mrs. Floyd Hartman and
daughters, Mrs. Waldo Wilkins, Mrs.
Don Bosserman and Mrs. William
Warren.
Next meeting will be April 81 at
8 p. m. at Orange Center. Mrs. Mont
gomery announced that the Officers
and Advisers Conference will be held
at Liberty Benton April 30 at 8
o'clock.
G. II. Nj. C.
The Gertrude Hoy Missionary circle
of st. Johns +. and II. will be guests
of Harrod's Congregational Christian
church missionary circle this Thurs
day evening at 7:3O. Meet at the
church at $50. Miss Easter Straker
will be the speaker of the evening.
Troop 8
Troop No, 8 went for a walk to the
Buckeye. Troop mothers, Mrs. Rich
ard Augsburger and Mrs. Walter
Griffin went with us.
Sans Souci Club
Sans Souci club met at the home
of Mrs. John Marshall on Tuesday
evening. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Milton Mcdowell and Mrs. Arthur
Hilty. Mrs. John Begg was a guest.
Mrs. Milton Mcdowell will be hostess
for the May meeting.
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Mothers Night Out
The April 22 meeting will be held
at the home of Louise Amstutz. Violet
Omer will be in charge of the devo-
tions; roll call will be answered by
Special Plans for Summer. Our
new officers elected at our last meet
ing are: President, Corrinne Boehr:
Vice President, Esther Anderson;
Sec, Louise Amstutz; Treasurer.
Mary Amstutz; Program Chairman,
Wauneta Suter; Music leader, Jean
Reichenbach.
Progressive Mothers Club
The April meeting of the Progress
sive Mothers club will be held at the
home of Mrs. Evelyn Reichenbach
Tuesday, April % at 8 o'clock. The
program will be as follows: Devo-
tions, Marcile Habegger; "Old Maids
are Homemade, Martha Greding
From Dolls to Dates, by Evelyn
Michel; Love and Marriage, Treva
Dillmen; Roll Call, Wedding Memoirs.
TOPS Nip m Tuck
TOPS Nip n Tuck club met at the
home of Glenona Badertscher. Queen
for the week was Glenona Bader.
tscher and runnerup was Geraldine
Srunk. Next meeting will he with
Marvel Hilty.
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LEGAL NOTICE
- AMMap

jean 5. Puglise whose &st known address
ssAs iaT Dove Street in AlhaAS. New York. Is
hereby notified that Mary Christine PuVlise
hss filed her petition against hen for divorce,
temporary and permanent cUstods and support
Of the minor children. equitable division Of
nroper1y and equitable relief Cd the grounds
Of gross neglect OF duty and eYtreme cruelty
IN Case Number 44aeT of the Eoart of Com
mon Pleas Of Allen County. Ohio. and that
said cause viii be for bearing fcn or after six
weeks from the date OF the firss publication
OF thiS notice.
Durhin. Navarro. RiEer q Dapone
Attorneys for Plaintiff
e02 Cook Tower. 4 jsnz, Ohio
BY E s Navarro
April az. "a, May 1. S. Is. -
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Progressive Mothers Club
TOPS Nip m Tuck

TOPS Nip N Tuck club met at the
home of Glenona Badertscher. Queen
Tor the week was Glenona Bader.
tscher and runnerup was Geraldine
Strunk. Next meeting will he with
Marvel Hilty.
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G. II. Nj. c.

G.. II. Nj. c.
The Gertrude Hoy Missionary circle
of st. Johns f. and II. will be guests
of Harrod's Congregational Christian
church missionary circle this Thurs
day evening at 7:3O. Meet at the
church at $50. Miss Easter Straker
will be the speaker of the evening.
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Troop 8
Troop No. 8 went for a walk to the
Buckeye. Troop mothers, Mrs. Rich
ard Augsburger and Mrs. Walter
Griffin went with us.
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April 10. Il
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kVVANNk N|NUU
Sans Souci club met at the home
of Mrs. John Marshall on Tuesda!
evening. Prizes were won by Mrs
Milton Mcdowell and Mrs. Arthur
Hilty. Mrs. John Begg was a guest
Mrs. Milton Mcdowell will be hostes.
for the May meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
Gosh Awards to Go
To Police, Firemen

District police and firemen
are being made eligible for cash
outstanding perform q n c e
awards already offered to other
city employees.
The District Commissioners
approved the change yesterday.
Under the awards program. a
special committee periodically
screens nominations by depart
ment heads for recognition for
outstanding work. Fifty-five
cash awards ranging from 500
to $500 were made from 1856
10 last July.
Policemen and firemen viii
continue to be eligible for an
nual medals for heroism. and
police viii continue to be cited
monthly by q newspapermen's
committee.
The city's $500 uniformed
policemen and 1850 f1remen
also win continue to be eligible
for awards for suggestions con-
tributing to governmental eff
cheney or economy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
House Delays
Showdownvote
On Debt Limit
ny ROBERT X. WALSH
star star writer

otAt otAu WFtt4r
A showdown vote on whether
70 authorize a $3-billion or SIS
billion increase In the Federal
debt limit was put on until
tomorrow BY the House.
Debate yesterday indicated
the House would overwhelm-
ingly approve and send to the
Senate the Administrators
request for q temporary boost
In the $275-billion debt ceiling :.
The only question was
whether the $5-billion increase
requested by the Treasury
would be allowed. Democratic
and Republican managers Of
the bill predicted 1t would be.
for the recommended period to
June 80. 1859.
Move 10 Recommit hin
Final action by the House
was delayed late yesterday by
q move to return the bill to
the Ways and Means Commit
tee with orders to report it out
again at a $S-billion total au-
thorization. Under a previous
agreement. there could be no
House roll calls on controver-
sial measures until tomorrow.
While most critics Of the pro-
posed debt-limit boost either
opposed any increase or con-
tended that the $5-billion
amount was unwarranted at
this time. Democratic Leader
Mccormack told the House he
regretted that the administra-
ton had not asked for Q still
higher ceiling.
IF We Democrats were play
ing politics in this matter" he
said. I'VE would give them only
about 50 billion and compel
them to come back for more
later"
Republicans Lead Attack
The main attack on the bill
came from Republican Repres-
entatives Byrnes Of Wisconsin.
who made the recommittal
motion. Mason Of Illinois and
Gross Of Iowa. Mr.. Byrnes said
the debt limit Is supposed TO
be q restraint" on Govern
ment spending and that the
administration and Congress
should be forced TO stay under
the S275 billion statutory limit.
The debt currently Is over s274
billion.
Mr.. Mason complained that
even Q temporary increase In
the limit would encourage the
spenders to spend more"
Mr.. Gross. commenting on
the Treasury's request for more
elbow room" TO meet pressing
obligations. said "the taxpayers
ought to be given 9 little bit Of
elbow room"
Ways and Means Committee
Chairman Mills. Democrat Of
Arkansas. led the fight for the
$5-billion proposed temporary
increase. He said he did so
reluctantly. but saw no alterna-
tive at this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
Misses
2.ss.s.ss
Skirts and
Sweaters
z tor $
Pisated and slim
an @aala
blends and rayons.
lois. Hi-bulk or
lon eardigAns and
slip overs. 34-36.
assorted eolors.
u. PERT.
s.ss.s.ss
Women's
Dress Shoes
3.9999

Suede. sm ooth
leather and patent
pumps. slings and
sandals with me-
dun an d high
heels; four eolora
Si1es A-e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

Easy care uniforms
OF no-iron nyion
taffeta and erinkle
ny Ion. Assorted
STYLES IN white and
eolors, Sizes 1920.
some half sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
Peri. Quality
sss MyIon
Hosiery
AZ

Pail fashloned.
sheer 81 gauge. IS
dsnier with self
color SEAMS Tan
an 4 neutral. tn
sizes eis 10 i0h-
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-16
Talent Contest Entrants
From Three States

Chairman Fred Usilton of the
Dslmarva Chicken Festival Talent
Snow Committee has announced
that entry forms are beginning to
come III for the show being held
at the Denton Armory on J:;ne 27,
1858. AS of this date, ertries have
arrived from each state represent
ed in the Delmarva area :. Vir-
ginia, Delaware and Maryland.
This Talent Contest is an ex-
cellent opportunity for amateurs
to gain experience before a large
audience and to compete for prizes
of $1,000, S25.00 and $4,000.
The deadline for filing an entry
blank is May 18th. Blanks may be
obtained at any of the high schools
in the Delmarva area, from offices
of the Eastern Shore Public Ser
vice Company or by writing to Mr..
Fred Usilton in Denton.
An outstanding radio, TV per-
sonality will be on hand to act as
master of ceremonies and compe-
tent judges will determine the
prize winners for this contest.
This entertainment should be
one of the outstanding features of
this years Chicken Festival.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-16
Hospital Hostesses

Hospital Cart and Hospital Shop
Hostesses for Milford Memorial
Hospital for the week Friday, May
16, through Thursday, May %:
Hospital Cart Hostesses = Fri
day, May Is: Mrs. Joseph Calls,
Mrs. William Sipple; Saturday, May
IL: Girl Scout Troop No. 80; Mon
day, May 10: Mrs. Ted Aber, Mrs.
David Pack; Tuesday, May 20: Mrs.
Frank Lynch, Mrs. William Ken
ton; Wednesday, May 21: Mrs.
Irene Webb, Mrs. Jay Manlove;
Thursday, May 22: Mrs. David
Friedman, Mrs. Dan Friedman.
Hospital Shop Hostesses = Fri
day, May 16. afternoon, Mrs. Oliv-
ia Abrahams, Mrs. Marie Rosker,
evening; Saturday, May IT: after
noon, Mrs. Walter Dill, evening,
Mrs. Robert Wormington; Sunday,
May IS: afternoon, Mrs. Phyllis
Kelley, evening, Mrs. Lester Hat
field; Monday, May 10: afternoon,
Mrs. Albert Peterman, Mrs. John
Vinyard, evening, Mrs. Wilmer
Landlord, III, Mrs. Thomas Gallo
way; Tuesday, May 20: afternoon,
Mrs. Leslie Dobson. Mrs. John Sny-
der, evening, Mrs. Eugene Murphy; /;
Wednesday, May 81 afternoon,
Mrs. Byron Gibson, evening, Mrs.
Roy LeFountaine: Thursday, May
%: afternoon, Mrs. Wallace JEFF
ferson, Mrs. Wright Ward, evening,
Miss Sarah MeSSick,
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-16
Hospital Births

The following babies were born
in Milford Memorial Hospital:
May 2: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Boyer, Harrington; Girl, Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Butler, Dem
ton.
May 3: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Moore, Millville.
May 4: Boy, Mr. and Mrs Henry
White. colored, Laurel: Boy, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Vogl, Harrington: :
Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hopkins,
Greenwood.
May 5: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Vogt. Georgetown.
May s Boy. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Koenig, Denton; Girl, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Parsons, Harrington; Girl,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Butcher, col
ored, Milford; Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Blades. FELTON,.
May z: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Wyatt, Georgetown; Girl. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Carter, Harrington:
Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold West
wood. Georgetown.
May s: Boy. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bengel, Salisbury; Girl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Horton, colored, Bridge
vile; Girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Hill. Harrington: Boy. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wright, Laurel.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-16
Sunshine Class OF
Calvary Meets

The Sunshine Glass of Calvary
Church met in the Fellowship Hall
on Friday, May 9Th A large num-
Der was present to witness a pro-
gram directed by Minnie Coffin.
This was enjoyed by all.
The outgoing President, Mrs. Ell
sic Holston, conducted the business
until new business, then the new
officers took over as follows: Pres
ident, Miss Lena Taylor; Secretary,
Louise Haughey; Treasurer, Edna
Roberts. These officers along with
their assistants will be installed in
church on May 25th.
The class has had very success
full year and have paid all their
building fund pledge but SIS. The
amount of $96.50 was made from
the bake.
Mrs. Holston was presented with
gift by the class as was Hilda
Cannon, who served part of the
year, but resigned because of ill
ness. The outgoing president pre-
sented her officers with beautiful
scatter pins.
The refreshment committee serv-
ed delicious jello and homemade
cookies.
The last summer meeting will be
June 18th. Mrs. Eta Scott has a
birthday, May 18-send her a card.