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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-28
PARABLE POINTS UP LIQUOR
ADVERTISING"

&c. S. Monitor, 6llA
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE INTRODUCES SAME.
WITH THE OBSERVATION THAT THE ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGE PRODUCERS Tobacco. tool ARE
SATAN BOUND" INVOLUNTARY. SPIRITUAL
TRAITORS TO GOD AND CIVILIZATION Il!
USERS ARE ADAM AND EVE. DEVILS DUPEs or
THE MYTHICAL. DEvILisH ANTIcHRIST
PSYcHOPATHic. ADAM.EvE. MURDERoUS CAIN.
JUDAS, KNAvES AND FOOLS "cHAsTLY FARCE"
OF A SUPPOSEDLY REAL. MATERIAL"
so-ealled, CREATION AND UNIVERSE |. WHICH
WOULD MAKE GOD A LIAR AND A INDUSTRIOUS
CREATOR, INDEED - cONTRADcTINC THE
REVELATION OF PERFECT GOD CREATION. AND
UNIvERSE-Gen., lsf Chapter.
v. Bland GOD SAW ALL THAT he HAD MADE.
AND BEHOLD, IT WAS (-Ls-l VERY COOD'I
PARABLE POINTS UP LIQUOR
ADVERTISING
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-27
KentOn

The Rev. C. E. Wilkins, pastor
Kenton Methodist Church, an
nounces services for Sunday and
the week as follows: Sunday
School, 10 am, Mr.. Ernest Smith
superintendent; Morning Worship
ii am. The pastors message will
be, who Is This ?" Prayer meet
ing Thursday, s pm. Special
Eyangelistic services for the week,
March so to April 6. Guest speak
ers are: Sunday evening. March
30. Mr.. Paul M. Powell, Laurel;
Monday evening, the Rev. Olin
Shockley, Cheswold; Tuesday ev-
ening, the Rev. Roy B. Phillips,
Townsend; Friday evening, the
Rev. Edward Wilkins, Dover. Mr..
George Galley will be guest speak
er at a special M.Y.F. service on
Sunday evening, March 80. Four
teen persons attended the Sub
District meeting held at Clayton
on Monday night.
Visitors at the parsonage on
Sunday were the Rev. John Cop
peck and daughter, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Farlow of Willards,
Md.
Mrs. Lourena Dill has a birth
day on Friday, April 4. She will
be Sc years young. Anyone wish
ing to send her greetings should
address them to Greensboro, co
Mrs. Bertha Shuttle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Numbers had
as their recent visitors Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ross, Miss Bessie
Ross of Greensboro, the Rev. and
Mrs. wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
Numbers and son of Dover, Mr..
and Mrs. Randolph Faulkner and
family of Smyrna, and Mrs. Ger
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-27

trude Faulkner of Chestertown.
The Adult Glass met in the
church on Wednesday, March IL
Mrs. Helen Rowlinson presided
and there were fifteen member:
in attendance. A discussion or
how to raise money was the main
topic. The officers to serve for the
year are Mrs. Helen Rowlinson
president; Mrs. Belle Everett, vice
president; Mrs. Clara Ford, secre-
tary; Mrs. Loretta Clark, treasur-
er. Hostesses were Mrs. Manila
Attix and Mrs. Belle Everett.
Mrs. George Woodall was a re-
cent visitor with her brother, Mr.
Harper Biddle, and Mrs. Biddle of
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clough had
as their dinner guests on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Walls of
Marydel. On Sunday afternoon,
they motored to Milford and Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. John Long
botham. They also had as their
guests on Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Seeney of Smyrna.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes had as
her visitors on Sunday Mr.. Ed
Hughes, Sr. and granddaughter.
Peggy Mr.. Richard Hughes and
Mrs. Charles Conley.
Mrs. Alice bigger has returned
home from the st. Francis Hos
pital. She had as her visitor on
Wednesday Mrs. Ethel Jackson of
Philadelphia.
The community bake held on
Saturday Melted over SIS. Benefit
of Kenton Church.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-27

Methodist Church, when the new
Communion table and the Sud-
bury altar set, which has been
presented to the church by Mr..
Charles w. Wright in memory of
his mother, Mrs. Amanda Wilson
Carey, will be dedicated. There
will be special music and the pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
A baptismal service will also be
observed and any person wishing
children baptized should get in
touch with the pastor, the Rev.
Otis B. Reed, telephone Bedford
1854.
Mrs. Evelyn Norris spent the
weekend with her daughter, Mrs.
George Wright, in Smyrna.
Mrs. Maggie ]. Parker spent
Sunday with her nephew, Mr..
Thomas Sylvester, and family at
Little Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Gooden and
Mrs. Carrie Weber of Atlantic
City visited relatives at Ridgely,
Md. on Tuesday.
Fm.-En. Charles Parker, who is
stationed at Rockaway Life Boat
Station at Fort Tilden, N. Y, has
been promoted to En-. 8. He visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Parker, ST., over the week.
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wiley
spent last week with his mother
at Ranger, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jones, of
near Dover, were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones and
family on Sunday.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-27

Silverfish can be controlled with
commercially prepared sprays or
dusts containing DOT or chlor-
dane.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-27
I.eipsic

Special services will be held on
Palm Sunday at IL am. at Roby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Hollywood Report
And Yet Another

Wells Fargo telehlm. Johnny doesn't do any
acting now--he doesn't have to. Il made my
dough when you could Keep t." he says.
Ed Muffow Person.to-rersons with Antheny
Quinn, wife Katherine and their children on
May g. When Wagon Train-the ward Bond
Robert Horton ~ western-took sixth spot in
the ratings last week, their sponsors gifted each
with q new car.
On the Desilu IRE currently are q Marie
Wilson series, Ann sotherns new series, walter
Winehells ditto, and an idea for musical
western. Desi's big ~ plans are centered on
the Desilu Playhouse for series Of one-hour
shows-cumedy, mystery. and ct least I'VE or
six Lucy funfests. Desi win host all 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Hollywood Report
ny sHKILAH GRAHAM
Isftn American ReWtbaper Alliances

AotAxWooD.-JOhn Russell, another big
man. Q feet Z, looms on the western horizon
fof next season.> found Big John, complete
with pAsted-on mustache, at Warmers doing the
pilot telefilm for what Is presently called,
''IAramee," but the title, in legal parlance, Is
under cloud. And may be changed.
The ~ series, Bold Venture-based on the
radio adventure show which starred Humphrey
Begart and Lauren Baeall-has Dane Clark In
the Bogart role, and newcomer Joan Marshall
~ his love interest. :. Johnny Mack Brown,
top Western star Of the sos, came out Of re-
tlrement 10 work with Dale Robertson In q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

coverage Of the Easter services at the wash
ington Cathedral. II was truly an inspired
performance at for the occasion.
At no time during the services did the
cameras present seem at loss e. 10 what to
do. For those Of ns who were unable DO get
to church on this day Of days, the whole program
was an inspiration 10 Bee IS well IS hear. ).
LAwton L.
missed 10 but there have been many good
reports on the coverage, such as yours.
Please give me personal information about
Lee Marvin Of NJ Squad Chis age, married or
single, II married how many children, height
weight, eyes and hair. =.
was wondering when you were going 10
use Lee Marvin rs your feature story and also
have his picture, in color, on the front of
Televue. 49,.
,. L. z.
MarUin celebrated his 31th birthday Febru-
airy 10. He's married, has three children
Christopher. 8; Coartenav, s, ana Cynthia. 2.
Wges name-Bettv. wen try to ana out
the restJ
Would be right In saying that the Richard
Crenna In The Real McCoys Il the same fellow
who played walter Denton On Our MISS Brooks?
YRS.
Right voa are. and suhat relief e must
De to this capable young actor to be using his
normal speaking tones instead Of that teen-age
talsett0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
TeIeVue Mailbag

fhis % your chance to sound o6-and
~ Critic Bernie Harrison Uin do his best
to ansiDef questions. Please keep letters
BRET. Pen names icin be used II desired.
Talking about sounding Of It's time to blow
mp when enc watches Henry Morgan on Garry
Mo6fes night show, I'VE Got Secret tAprii D.
.. II seems no man could make such q mess
Of things rs he does He tries so hard to
be the whole show. Fw
didn't see the particular sholo that
prompted your bl0,e-Hp. When do catch it,
HeHfts contributions seem no more or less than
Gnv other panelist. Garry runs trim, taat
shOiU. Henrr's sharp, satiric git, Of course, may
not appeal to von-but think that's typical
Of any Deii-bdIanced panel There's always
someone y0H could do without. The only trouble
The or she may be someone else's taporitel
I have recently heard that John Lupton Is
going 10 be taken OF Broken Arrow. would
like to know II this Is true and II So what
program win he be on2 Lupton Fan
fts true Lapton isn't set for a regular role
on any other series. What hen probably do g
tree-ianee and appear tn a Oaftety of other
sh0ics-and not necessarily Westerns.
In case you missed It, one Of the finest
Photographic beverages Of any single event here
in washington was sent out over the airways
Easter Sunday morning via channel ., CHS.
I refer to that group responsible for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

I;ls;|Es Il; s;sI|'F,j!I Il|I
auly lssssa,a. n t|s,ee ' ~ q 5jo6.
~ 4 4: s':;:,S q; :! n;
s ,.ssi... ,siiss,h y. sn e,,s
Ry9tsBxq ''s 2hf { MN NJ .!;ssiiisifa
ElhnE,IzH oc1ook ~ g.
Neutrality-suspicious. land and brsm-
,,se situate Az ths plltri1i u
esins part 81 ORIGINAL lei ' n
sesss s... ass ssn s tss sEs,
t;ias 81 kEsss'. , ~ ls Car, 4
made g o. ds.s u sac. Al iil ssn.
yeynneine, recordIn1, revenue
Terms q ssls y b senpIisd win
within thirty days from Cav 81
s ss,s' etensfsi,s tas lEaslees Esgsrvs
s pnreS s,,e an ~, eos, s g Hsisglii9s
ss .c. pasii'hsd IA Wsssins-
EIsHHR MOODY.
-risHf,sI'Es,xa srHAK E1Ss:....
fhos. = 2MkM = son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
0FFIolAL h1TIoRs

FgE; llS \ .: % sySv5S | j sSs:
ternal Revenue Code. the follow
IsIEsd for nenpayment 81 dslin-
quent internal revenue texea due
from p. 2: CAD cQkTANYi NC,
b. c. The property viii 81 sod II
aeeordance With the provisions 81
section QssB 81 the Internal Rsve-
thersunder. at public auction on
TIE tsenty-sleht dsy q ygIy.
property: One 1854 Piymouih
T rsSsasssss., E4RsSsEI : Ns. ~
condition. onIy the rlgllt. title,
FANNY, NC. n and % the PROP
i.sms Y. Il p q Ss vii b pa pssnsat
An full upon the Aeeeptanea q ne
highest bid, IRVING uAcHi1,
LUCAS, Revenue omesf. isiS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

It's fun to keep in touch
with what's happening at
home, especially when you're
on vacation. You'll certainly
miss your regular news
paper when you're away.
That's why tout of town"
newspaper stands are so
busy during the summer.
But you can have The Star
follow you wherever you 60
at no extra charge for reg
ular subscribers. Just tell
u where you're going, when
you're leaving and how long
you plan TO be away. Your
copy Of The Star will reach
you every day at no extra
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
NneNe1lel9-
Hi \ 81. NV.

1Ru4TEEg aAlIR OF VALUABLE
IWo-o1oRY BRICK HUu.DTNd
QH4 - oEkIcn4 KNOWN As
k2H4tNe ei7 Nx1 sTRxKT
NoAIHWH4T. -.
eer1e1 m Liner No. $3.50, at F0lio
kt&, of the land records Of the
p.str!et 81 o1lnmhias We shan
ssAA; 4 tFent g ne Rrsmi,er, @
fWo-TsfITEx o'cfo iS m. fot
' &c f ds as 'l sh: snss o9 e Ss
iettered -" IN. RcthWeifs mbdi-
per pIat rsssrdsd 4 he one: q
the Surveyor fer the District Of
Columbia, IN Libsr NIX, at Follo
I'll; being more particnlarly de-
scribed ~ meteB and bounds IN
said deed Of trust; now known for
stIon a. Lots . and SIS In said
TfSszs 81 SALR: ALI Cash. De-
ppsIt IL $1,000 REQUIRED 1t time
a sale. Terms Of sale 10 be com
piled with within thirty days
from date Of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 70 resell
the property. at the risk and
eQst q the defaulting purchaser,
after I'VE days advertisement Of
such resale II some Newspaper
published In the District .ot CO.
lumbia, or deposit may be for
feited, or without foTfeiting de-
q any legal Or. suitable riFhts
fker narklelliera. al tine AZ sale.
Adjustment Of real estate taxes
and water rent 10 date Of sale.
All eonyeyancing recording and
revenue stamps, etc, ct cost Of
SuNfoa ,. cRownL
SAMUEL oCRfVNNEn, n.
jyf8,21,23, 2b,28 Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
AUeTloR sAlEs


EyE7sEE ~ s e asaBsg;
ANp Eo6iklkKNT, ire. con.
IANAp RRNkIeHs zle
Af9o LKAsKHoLD INTIaEST.
recorded IN Hber iO6eo. ynlio
ga e lsc. one e ne lsna rec
and Il the request 81 TIA party
secured thereby. the npdarzigned
t.u,ssss yill ssn, y publ. suetlsn.
@ MONDAY, TIE TwnTx;
TN O'CLOCK AN, CONFLICTS
equipment including bar. rofriE.
erAtlen. Kitchen equipment, air.
canditionihg unit, etc. more par.
ticuI4rly deacribea IN said trust,
al,o leasehold interest.
r. w. MAR0M,
iyle.1e Trustees.
zsf D. WI|IIans q 20 n. WIIIIa1ss, n.
Anetisnsen q Appfaises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

TYING DOM, WE. B-oeaa.
coafANiot fpf Cherry man: Iyl
sss.9 rls saI rsfs. o2 e sssfs ns'-
EzAe .l 90 DAfo. .sslskis; Ines
pheEs; pvt. lsssons, 4 ssmIDFts
lezEqns; only 80 cal co. 6-ke1o,
Old IUnNlIUrE MADE Nnu-
PERhlA GRAIN. WA 1-307o.
FOnMs % prepared and typed:
personal eeunse.l inli mlmsoSrsPh.
a. NV eT. a-tiSe. Its
fsnnA.,Nf yh,pP'g , ,R5
coflnok. l2i6 d q. nv.
MxfR C6EONINH PRINCETON.
an colofs, by M, Alexander ~ tie
Ro23 s.s or INTO sALok n
BALLROOM BANGING TAUGHT pTI-
rsssSsnisbls fssss. %. ass.
OLD IA1MIoNkD tsnt Inseiins
pisatE y spR.. ezesp, sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

Cal Sterling 5000 or use this Order Form
THE EvENINc STAR
Washington, D. c.
/ PIeose send The Stor to me Of the following
nddress during the period specified.
VACATION ADDRESS
1 -----------------------
---S .sissi:s asi. THROUGH Ian b.;-
Meme
Home Address ----------------------
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

1EuErEEL nAfI or NhLuknLr
AQN 49,, nhicK p \. mo y, \, h I. &:
oos onoAoiA AynNus NORTH
x . s,T, .,: Z ss,ss|s ss !. ., ,Es,
~ ! :. isll.liss, y 81 e lsss s..
secured MERELY. he ugdsrulsnsd
Iru1lses VII sen. Al pu6lls auction.
kH %lrl M ; Z 5SSSysi
a'ssss e e. s. ssf y sFs g.
sIns fpi a n 6;srss D. 1re w
tissf ". fs'wsrik k1dlsIe1n q
Pl.s rsssrsse lp ne b. ones e o.
eoI,s Hssf S Ssgs ss,js,2s.,:a
ZEE Issordss q ps w c,. :. & r.. Ra lr.
yeypf. for he plstrlct q Columbia.
N Libef cophty Is, 81 Polio %.
Rsss s9s sss.llss :. To- sos Il
q: AZ I;s';;' !; s:I
Their partlcuiars Of which win Be
announced 1t time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust 70
Be paid. IN cash. a deposit 81 $500
rfquired. Conveyancina, recordina.
cts At purchassr'e cost. Adjust
neat. naes e q qatf Of ale
sass9s; ssP s ~ r sssRsi' 4 e: ais :.
solah SEsuJs JSS stsIssS5EEk
Et.f1,fx'id16 fr6sfses.
RIOS. y OWN . son,
rfi1rirris3ffsHw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

TRuRJKKI eAL.E o. yALuAlLn
LU1lNlA ROAD HoAIMW44T.
~ virtue o. Z. certain deed e trust
euly recorded. N Liber No. lQ0oe,
rolie SO q ne Land records q
re District q Columbia. End q
II. Sssus3s q ,s &c g.ssY , sssg,ss
ION, ' & ne pi sssIls .s q sTHts
kA4 or july. iSSt. al on
sItusis IN lhs District q C..
ssinr Let EanSsrsd So IN oscrss
" Hssf sgee IyiEipa a nlesk
s.Thdivisl9n q ~ Pleasant" enq
r.e lsHssa' n i isss q. Z. ,. ~ ~.
Is. 'f pi.slics ss q c on si.''e' i'r
TKRlfs: sofa su6iscf 70 Z prior
lbuildinE sssoclstion) deed q
trust Ter apDFozlnatsly Sb,o1e;
Be announced az time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust
e b psid q ee.n; 4 dspo.is q
eordina. etc. at purchasert cost:
Adtustments made Is o. date q
as TIM tS9s, z az. :. : ss.1s,. Win ~
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and rss0id a.
the discretion Of the truateea.
HOWARD BfRNsTKTN.
yy19.f4,10, 1891 -. TrnateaA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

14QeIA1L SALE or VALUABLE
P$$safsId ! ssb6EgCsSs0 ESsGs6ss
.5ffzET EoRThNHsf.
y Eir, sss. q s,rsfiR asss q sEg,,
ssa: Is. 81 5i.lr g y sSls g..
secured sRsrssssa 18Th ne p w Ras's
trustees VII salL 81 public auS-
I0ksDAX. nm TWENfx-NikiH
oNk GOODS ,, ~ ne feilcv-
Situate n ne plslFiel q cQlgIn-
~! .,ts; a n Eattinsly sqe eehegg
% siis.i n q fs! r. v. ll;' r. sss
TfRiis: sold subject 70 q prior
lbuildlne associafionl deed 81
trust for sppEollmaiely s9,bb0Ak;
further pafticuIarn OF which viii
be announced nf time Of nalei the
81 paid IN cash. A dsposit 81 $500
.eeuarsd. Cenysya9eins. rseesqlnf.
nents made e. q DATE el sale.
bs.ns Y Be s2mpllsd Yith Xi.hin
s e az as1sr p.as.. SspGs sy 10 {.
sdvsrtissS snd rssSld 4 Sc az.
srRxhk w. MAi'sxtiK
JOIN .kpp1 coffiloBR.
,26 Truateen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

#!ss5|II' NlE \!
?, .,.s s.sl1 e e.. So, -. az: y ~.
platslet Il c9l6m1ia. W. anal nsn.
Nv !!
s:l f'i al ss ''ssl:'g I :s 49, 2ss:i
F ~. a. ssI ,..s Az en- r.! p !;
~ t',siss i.,,t.,,' a.. a e ., ssns a..s
ssrs 81; b: sE's ~ EEL g ~ sssss =.
flaltlna rdfchaSrl, ailsr i've diyf
Advertisement a. such resale IN
.ome neuspepI pphIiahed n tn4
n..4irl el Illgn1la, II erne.ll
.u q s .sssa'.'e s;ss., s'ins nv a .a,
fIakis ssslnnl dei1s'iii7 paf-
zls.. ss's''a 4 ~. :, u =.
tate James and water fsnt " dAIs
sale AZ eonys. fnsinss record,
,iE09s .scsisiI .. 4:
xnok u OWN = EoN
uiffiE'' s n. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

TAuRTx SALE OF KTxruRRs
MD AoQLrAkNT, ETc, COW
Esx ul ~ koc seoI ph55CA1
EEzszIIorbb 2}sSzi kSnsf!' ALSO
S 1871, y,rsss q snssts Sssd q sEyss
~ 4 iss s S g: q q s sSls IS.
: 20 s:,; :;ss. a. Z 3: Rs5
scssoN. y ne s:l q sgllsIaS
E;atEEa ] 9&!:
National ea.h. fsgiltsf. fsfflSlllt-
i.f ss,s, he.tis ceol.l. lana elltE
t1mp maehins china. utsnsili,
''''''S; - Ysss.,,.,
DIoneen.ly mentioned
.,..ASa'Ss a. 1.,n gEs::...
mvlNo kkiEiNS,
sae X sss,sl. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
''HU 5A!HgsAe
AUCTION
AT
williams Auction House

THIe sAI. SromoIrcv5 iO;:so Az.
S54E .bS yS55EE5EHfFF5 iSSfD So EFoS5bi
HSTS6m 6bhs1d nUSsso AND H DszE..
vi me- ash5s oS Ssar g rs sSlss.. maho..
tWin-bod room suites, varioua
lamp. oce. and coffee tables; tahls
lamps, mahog, mantle and grate,
dr0p-leaf tables. bfle-a-brae. mir
rofs. breakfast sets. me sofas
and chairs. gamblers. electric re-
frigerators.. gas stoves, odd beds,
dressera, chests. Hollywood beds:
numerous ether articles. Aue-
ticneeFs phone, ma e-267Q.
JylB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

VI II: II 4 r.; !. ~: I: I
1 VIII NOT BE rss1onsikls Tor
vifc.' 100 81 ibusss'te I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
To Place q Star Al
Cell
ST rIins $4,000

Closing houn:
SUNDAY EDITION. 10 PA Pride,
MONDAY EDiTloN . PA sun
rUfx 70 EsL sfM o. Dslsss
SAT. ipIrIoN 70 PA Fsidsr
II You Wish to Prspoy
SIMPSON PHARMACY
7th o r. 7. Ave. NV.
Accepts
Star Wont Ads
There ore over 80 Won't
Ad locations where you
may pIoes Star Gloss
flied Ads.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-07
Perkins Named APP
District Supervisor

Promotion of Donald r. Perkins to
supervisor of Arp food stores in
northern district OF Ohio, has been
announced by company vice-presi-
dent r. r. BetZ.
Perkins will succeed Paul Fritsch,
a veteran employee retiring under the
company's program. He will super
wise stores in Fremont, Sandusky,
Findlay, FoStoria, Tiffin, Lima, Belle
vue, Bowling Green, Maumee, Port
Clinton, Swanton, Rossford, Clyde,
Bluffton and Oak Harbor.
An Arp employee for nearly %
years, Perkins started as a meat
clerk in Jackson, Michigan and has
served in stores in Jackson, Fremont,
Toledo and Ft. Wayne. Prior to his
promotion he was meat specialist
in the Toledo unit sales office.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-07
RAWSON
ROUNDUP

The Union Township Advisory coun-
Gil sent Miss Shirley Frantz of Mt.
Cory as delegate to the Farm Bur-
eau youth conference held at the
Bowling Green state university. Her
report will be given at the September
13 meeting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. o. w. Benner, Route l, Raw
son. The Farm Bureau annual pic
mic will be held at the Arlington park
on August 16, Z p. m.
Mrs. Judith Degler, Ella Mae Clark
and Dawn were shopping in Findlay
on Wednesday.
David Cogley is sporting a brand
new Ford car. No more Model rs
for Dave.
Mr.. and Mrs. ShumaIer have sold
their home on Cav street to Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin Daniels. The Shumak-
ers and their daughter moved Satur-
day to their new home at Sandusky,
where he is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. DeLong left
July 26 for Arvadd, Colorado, to visit
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-07

Bluffton Boy Scouts attending camp
on Lake Erie near Marblehead are !:
Arnold and Constantine Epp, Gordon
Alderfer, Don Smucker, Manley
Thompson, Charles Steiner, John
Romey, Robert Balmer, Wayne Gal
loway, Donald Rupright, Eugene
Benroth, Robert Matter, Mark Gar
matter, Joe Mumma, Junior Lugibihl,
Louis Foltz, William Wells, Robert
Schaublin, Reed Hilty, Dwight Diller,
Emerson Niswander, Richard Cook
son and Paul Schumacher.
Merger of Bluffton's two telephone
companies, the Farmers Mutual
Telephone company and the Bluffton
Telephone company, was approved by
the state public utilities commission
Tuesday.
Arthur AmstutZ, Oswin Luginbuhl
and Herman Stager spent the week
end at Niagara Falls and other points
of interest.
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A large delegation from Bluffton
attended the eighth annual oil work
ers reunion at Findlay Wednesday at
Riverside park. c. G.. Coburn is a
member of the committee in charge
of arrangements.
Miss Marceyle Fett entertained
Sunday evening with a birthday din
ner for Miss Hazel Fett. Guests in
cluded Misses Gladyce Boedicker,
Hope Huber, Marceyle and Hazel
F'ett, Messrs. Lawrence Hosafros,
Robert Hess, Howard Smith, Paul
Winegardner, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Huber, Miss Nellie Huber and Mrs.
Lille Fett.
Miss Vera Coburn, of the Gilbert
and Sullivan opera company, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stud
Ter.
Stalter's veteran kitten ballers DEM
onsrated to Roy Hauenstein's young
sters that ages sporting chance over
youth is about 12-5. On the winning
team were G. Mumma, Howe, Zehr-
bach, Haas, Buckland, CahiIl, c.
Mumma, Lloyd, Rogers and Stalter.
Playing for the youngsters were: r.
Patterson, R. Swank, Norm Triplett,
Roy Hauenstein, Schumacher, Gal
lant, How Triplehorn, L. Yoder,
Edgar Thompson and Edwin Whit
rner.
Circulating library. Read the latest
fiction for only a few cents a day
at Sidney's Drug Shop
Mrs Barbara Basinger returned
home from Ft. Wayne where she was
at the bedside of her daughter, Miss
Melvena..
John G. Gerber drilled a water well
for T. ]. Basinger last week.
While working on the remodeling of
the Ebenezer church Weldon Steiner
fell distance of more than 20 feet
when the scaffold broke. He, Chris
Liechty and Allen Basinger were
working on the building when the
scaftold gave way. The other two fell
on the ground and were uninjured,
but Weldon fell inside and into the
basement at the foot of the stairway.
He suffered a broken arm and sew
eral broken ribs.
Emory Benroth had the misfortune
to receive cut in his forehead while |
at work one day last week at the
Niswander Bros. implement store.
If weather is favorable preaching
will be held in the yard at
the home of Mrs. Mary Ann Shank
and daughter, Anna, Sunday morn
ing. If weather is not favorable the
service will be held at the Olive
Branch church.
Merger of the Mt. Cory Farmers |
bank and the Bluffton Commercial
bank has been proposed.
"A delegation of Bluffton officials |
will motor to Logansport, Indiana,
Sunday to inspect Blufftons new fire
pumper which is being built there.
Making the trip will be Forest Num-
ma and Cleon Triplett, of the fire
and light committee of the council, |
fire chief Guy Corson and town
clerk c. A. Stauffer.