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IS, loss. A CLARA r pfdnf'EY sue q
1873 Homer ave. 5uitland. Nd.
beloyed wife q Waiter piiley.
sa Dlsy snd pu sSSsaer from ApE sSs
James r. Ryan Funeral Home, 317
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. on Mon
day, June 10, at 3 am. REQUIEM
mass at Mount Calvary Church.
ti lives ana srisnds y invited an Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
ERNsKE; HELEN y. On Friday. June
ERNsKK Of legs Eye ST. NV. be-
Of Washington, D, c.: Mrs Sheridan
SMH a sRiS q sDr Ennsk yS'sY tSItt09n
n; y, and Mr. William Ernske
survived BY Two naif sisters. Mrs
~ y Manuel, T n r. .e and H two hsii
brothers. Mr Kenneth ETnske 81
Ernest Ernske Of Tucson. AIRY. Re;
mains mains resting q. hysonSS run usrS
ices win be held on Monday, June
10, at pm. Iaterment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery 15
FAIRFAX, ROBERT. on Friday, june
ID, 1858. at Freedmen's Hospital,
ROBERT FAIRFAX Of 1888 Cor
coran 81. NV. devoted husband Of
Leone Carter Fairfax, and son OF
fax. After ~ noon Sunday. june
rs, friends are Invited to call al
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
gth 81. nv. where services VA
ss sTa intermsnt wOOdlawn Gene Gems
FERGUSON, WYATT. On Tuesday,
June 49, 1858, WYATT PERdU-
band OF Mrs, Arie Jackson Fergu-
son, son Of the late Shell and Car
stepdsasStsr. MS Lillian IsAT slocf zen,
and q host Of other relatives and
friends, After 4 pm, Sunday, june
10. friends may call at his late
residence: Funeral services on Mon
ess Spn g. e God g. l SH sh e. s'hss
Elder William Vicks ofiiciating In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. Is
GRAY.A BERTHA H. On Thursday.
BERTHA H. is0 GRAY. not mother pm Il
Ruth Richardson: She also is sur
tAfCQ w otetcIs MIS- Anna Lee
three grandchildren, La Verne
Saunders, Ermine Ford Orpheus
Evans and host Of other rela-
tives and friends Remains resting
at the. Morrow a. Woodford, Inc,
Funeral Home. 1922 18th st. NV.
After pm Sunday, June 15,
friends are invited to call at the
above-named funeral home. Funeral
services on Monday, June IS, at
pm, at the Israel NJ. E. Church,
New jersey ave. and Morgan st.
NV, the Rev. d. A. Bell officiating
Interment Harmony Cemetery. 15
GRAY. BERTHA H. onicers and
- n members Of Gethsemane
8 81; - ]: II. !; =; j:
day, June 10, 1858, at /
pm. from the Israel c. M E
Church, New Jersey ave. and Nor
boRoTHY Z, FRAZIER. W, M.
HUGH G. RUSSELL, W. P.
KATIE W. TODD, Seey.
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tired. on Friday sNJ June ne i ga 1888 5s'
at Walter Reed Hospital, COL
JAMES c.. RUDDELL. beloved hus-
band Of Blanche Ruddeil, father OF
Mrs. David Gauvreau and the late
father of Anne E.. Nancy A and
James Gauvreau and James c. Rud-
dell. Sd: brother of Robert Stephen
and Fred Ruddell and Mrs. VIII
liam Watson. Services at Fort
II. at pm. Interment airing.
ton National Cemetery. 10
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CRAVEN, ALICE PATRICIA

Thursday, June IL, 1855, ALICE p
CRAVEN, beloved wife Of Francis X
Craven. mother Of Michael D., Mary
p. Joan c. and Julie F. Craven
daughter Of DR. W. R. and Lillian
MeLister and sister Of Thomas F
W. K. Huntemann & Son FunersI
Home, 5132 Georgia ave. NV
(parking facilities in rear). where
services will be held on Mon
day, June 10, at $40 m Requiem
mass at st. John Baptist De La Salt
Chillum. Nd, at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited to attend In
terment Gate OF Heaven Cemetery
In lieu OF flowers. kindly make
donations TO the D. c. Cancer
Fund. is
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cARTER, MINNIE NJ. on saturdar,

pital MINNIE M CARTER aiSriHs" Of i ItSI5
Fort Davis pl. Sc, beloved mother
Of Mrs. Kenneth Blount, Mrs. Clyde
Hooks, Mrs. John Neibert and
Ralph H. Carter Also surviving are
ten grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
Ct. and Mass, ave. ne, where serV-
ices will be held on Tuesday, June
IL at 10 am. Interment Fair
fax Cemetery. Eairfax. Va IA
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June 70. 1865. at his home, S7i;g
EDWARD G wA 1.iSf1 S5S eloVe,d nus Md
band Of Lucie Ann Walker. father
Of Richard a, Walker, Mrs. Ralph
Payne and Mrs. Eugene Robinson.
brother of Miss Anne Walker. There
also are five grandchildren anC
three great-grandchildren Mr
walker rests at the Warner z
humphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georsia ave, Silver Spring, Nd
where services will be held on Mon.
DAY, June 10, at 9 pm. iparkinr
facilitiesl. Interment Parklawr
Cemetery. il
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RIcKErrs. MARTaA pANAeorou

A Los. and m son. ANDRA ENn1 RGEPI
II, 1858, MARTHA PANKGoPoU
Los RICKETTS, Of $500 Wilson
lane. Bethesda. Nd beloved wife 0
drew s Rainh Ricketts ana dsuehte
Of Andrew and Rose T Panago
poulos. Friends are invited to cal
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Flu
neral Home of Robert A. Humphrey
Bethesda, Md. Services on satur,
Orthodox Cathedral, 36th st. ant
Massachusetts, ave. NV, at 2 pm
Interment Pafklawn Cemetery. II
lieu of flowers, contributions ma,
be made to st. Sophia's Churcl
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Hospital. TRk i DOR al W M0 coof RHss
Of 2643 Blrney pl. Sc. Mr.. Cooper
three sisters, Mrs. Agnes Reed O MS
Pauline Bell and Mrs. Helen Turner:
devoted aunt, Mrs Claudia Stew
ert, and other relatives and friends
After pm, Sunday, June rs.
Mason Funeral Home, $500 Nichols
ave. sc. Recitation of the rosary
at pm. Requiem high mass will
be offered at 10 am. Monday, June
10. at Our Lady Of Perpetual Help
Church, 1900 Morris I'd. Sc. In
terment Arlington Cemetery. LIS
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nErMnER, ELnRA c. on Wedne.

pital. MRS FLORA c. DETwILEE
OF 1920 virginia ave. sw, beloved
home address and Donald Jacot
Detwiler, stationed in Spain sister
OF Crawford A. Craig OF New YORK
City, N Y Friends may call ii
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST and
will be held at the Christ Episcopa
Church. eco O St Sc. on Monday
june l6, ct 10 am Interment
private is
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@. W. Patron.
ALICE j. WILLIS, Grand Secy

HAGOOD. LENA B. On Friday. June
10, 1858. LENA B. HAGOOD of
62S Kenyon st. NV, beloved mother
of Mrs Helen Jones, sister of Mrs.
Viola Mattison of Wilmington, s. c.,
and B. A. Williams OF New York
City. N. Y. Also surviving are a
son-in-law, Claude NJ Jones' q
granddaughter, Jean c. Jones, and
other relatives and many friends.
After 4 pm. Monday, June 10,
friends are invited to call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920 9th
St NV, where services will be
pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 10
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day. June 10, 1865, at his residence,
307 H st. ne, WILLIAM c. ROB-
INSON. He is survived by one son,
two daughters. other relatives and
many friends, After. pm. Satur-
the Crouch Funeral Home, 81 X
St NV. Services viii be held on
Sunday, June Is, at 2 pm. at the
Charlotte Mission, 1721h 18th St
NV. Interment Monday, June 10
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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CURTIS; IRENE M NJ. On F I.s1s - june

49,. 1893, IRENE N. CURTIS Of
510S Brookview dr., Westhaven,
beloved wife OF the late John M
Curtis, mother Of Jack NJ, Curtis
and sister Of Mrs Frank Deighton
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home OF Robert A. Humphrey. Be-
thesda, Md. between the hours OF
2 pm, and 4 pm. sunday, June
IS, and 10 am. to IL noon Mon
day, June l6. where services will be
held on Monday, June q, at 2
pm. Interment Parklawn Gene
terry. Is
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FRAY, BERTHA H. omcers and
vi TTSS% o@ss Grand "a 1 cSapteF,
VIZ o. E. s., are requested to
AE2lcM attend the funeral OF ?
q. Matron BERTHA H
W GRAY on Monday. June
NJ. ~ Church, New Jersey ave
and Morgan st. NV. at l pm
Wear an black and white gloves
BY order PES ar a. LINDSEY.
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10, at the District General Hospital,
LIZZIE MARROW, beloved sister Of
william Stewart Also surviving
are q host of other relatives and
friends. After 8 pm on Saturday,
June IA, friends may call at the
Snowden Funeral Home, Rockville
Nd, where funeral services will be
held on Sunday, June Is at 2 pm
the Rev. H. Davis oficiating In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry on Monday, June l6, at $50
am Memorial Gate IA
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COLEMAN NJ, JAMES &. ST.. on Thurs

day, June l2. 1858, at his resi-
dence, Mitchellville, Md, JAMES E.
COLEMAN, Sr., beloved husband Of
Louise Coleman and father OF James
F., tr., and William F. Coleman
He also is survived by three grand
children, one great-grandchild
other relatives and friends, The
late Mr.. Coleman will lie in state
at the House OF Prayer, Central
ave. at Richie I'd, Landover. Md =,
after ? pm. Monday June 10, where
services will be held on Tuesday,
june IL, at 1 pm. Interment
Mount Nebo, Nd. Services BY
Stewart. I6
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WAdTER; NELLIE !. on FrIdav. Juns

" u, In, NLLLIE T. On FTIdaV, June
ID, 1858, at her residence, 1915
waters lane. Forestville. Nd
NELLIE l. WALTER. beloved vile
Of the late Henry NJ. Walter, mother
OF William J. Walter. Grandmother
Lottie Gill, william, Ralph A.
Fendall. Arthur and Harry GRAY.
Friends may call at her late resi-
dence after g pm. Saturday. June
IA Funeral services at the
Epiphany. Church, Forestville, Nd,
on Monday, June 10, at 2 pm,
Interment church cemetery. IS
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FUNERAL Home, Ib22 IIth SC. NV.
ct 8 pm. Sunday, June IS, 1858
for the purpose Of conducting House
hold services. (Wear white.l
ALICE FLETCHER.
Most Noble Governor
PAULINE JONES.
Worthy Recorder.
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Braths

NEWTON. BERNARD r. on Friday.
pitai. BERNARD r. NEWTON. the
beloved husband Of Jennie l. New
ton, father OF Frank W Newton
and brother OF Wilson and John
Newton Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd. Sc. on Monday,
June 10, at 1910 pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. is
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wednesday. June II. 1858. al wash
N H ssioVsS wife e Of Si B. e. ssht.G 81
Los Angeles, Calf; Mrs. Incl
Megill Of Arlington, va Mrs. Vir-
ginia shaw Of Gauley Bridge. w
Va; Miss Constance Maley Of Or
the g. Hines is cc pa msT cal Hcm q
2901 l4th st.. NV, after 3 pm
Friday, June Is. Services al the
above funeral home on Monday,
June 10. ct 10 am. (parking IA
cilitiesD Interment Arlington Ma
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BECK, NELLIE L. on Friday, June
I3, 1858, at her residence, 4af9
North Washington blvd, Arlington,
va, NELLIE I. BECK. beloved wife
q Harry p p Beck eek n,onSo q WI;
William and Anne Beck. Funeral
services and intefment Greenwood
Cemetery, Wheeling. W. Va.
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June 2, ie5S' at si6ley HOSPITAL pfi,
EDYTHE NJ. DIEMFR, beloved sis
ter Of Mrs, Christine B Rabbit;
aunt Of Leah Rabbit Of New York
Tex. Funeral from the Saffell Fu-
NEAL Home. AVS H st. NV. on
Monday, June 10, at $3.50 am
Requiem mass at st Aloysius at
10 am. Relatives and friends In
vited Interment Fort lincoln
Cemetery is
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HUMPHREY, COkA LEE Inee WaIkeTI.
Providence Hospital. CORA LEE
HUMPHREY (nee Walker Of .770l
Georgia ave. NV, beloved wife OF
Thomas Humphrey. mother OF Allen
Norris Humphrey Of Potomac, Nd
J Walter Humphrey of Silver
Spring, Md: Richard T. Humphrey
OF Hyattsville, Nd; Wilbur Lee
Humphrey of Falls Church Va,
She also is survived by six grand
children and three great-grandehil-
dren Friends may call at the s,
II Hines Co Funeral Home. 290l
l4th st. NV. parking tacilitiesl
Church, 600 Georgia ave. NV,
TnteTment lakewood Cemetery Ib
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SIUAhI. JANIE Ann. On Thursday
June 12, 1858. in winchester Me-
mortal Hospital, JAMIE ANN
wife Of the Rev. Arthur Stuart
and mother of Mrs. Julius String.
fellow Of Montclair, N. j.: Mrs.
Matte Jones of Washington, D c
Mrs jamie Arthur Of East Orange,
N. j.. Mrs, Sabena Morris OF
Richmond. Va: Malcolm and Nea
hemiah Stuart of Marshall, Va
Arthur Stuart Of Middleburg. va,
and Alvin Lorenzo Stuart Of Mont
clair, N. j. She also is survived by
sixteen grandchildren and nine
Observation-Disclosures. Friends and
relatives may call at her late resi-
dence after l2 noon Saturday. June
IA. Funeral services will be held
at the Rectortown Baptist Church,
Rectortown, Va, on Sunday, June
10, at pm. EST. Interment
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June IL. 1858, at 49l4 Flint DR.,
VAN, mother Of Arthur 6. Sullivan
and Mrs. Warren P. Horner. She
also is survived by three grand
children and three great-grand-
children, Friends may call at The
2901 14th st. NV. parking faciii-
tiesi. Services at the Briggs Bap-
fist Church, 5l44 Massachusetts
ave-, Westmoreland Hills, Nd, on
Monday. June 10. at II am In
terment Glenwood Cemetery In
be made as an expression OF SYM
pathy to the Builders Fund Of
Briggs Baptist Church. is
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day, june 1$; 1858, az Vienna
loved daughter Of Merrill b and
Ruth Hartley Knight Friends may
call at her late residence, Oil Ware
81. s.w, Vienno. Va. Services will
be held on Sunday, June Is, at
3 pm, at Falls Episcopal Church,
Falls Church. Va Interment Oak
wood Cemetery, Fails Church. Va
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FOR SUPREME COURT
StQrS Entertain
AT White House

nan and Justice and Mrs,
Whitaker.
The only member OF the
Court not present was Justice
Frankfurter, due TO his wife's
illness.
Former Justice and Mrs,
Reed were there, Also invited
we're former Justice and Mrs,
Minton, who sent regrets as
they are in Europe,
After feasting on a FIVE
course dinner in the state
dining room with a main
course OF saddle OF lamb, the
ladies Joined Mrs. Eisenhower
In the Red Room. and the
gentlemen Joined the Presi-
dent in the Green Room
where they enjoyed cigars
and a choice Of Ave drinks.
, The huge E-shaped dining
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Flemmings Will Bring
Big Family to Cabinet

uated from the old Hyatts-
vile High School.
The couples children are
Arthur and Thomas. l4-year-
old twins; Harry. a high
school senior; Susan. q So
phomore at Ohio Wesleyan
University (of which Mr..
Flemming is President, and
Elizabeth Anne. now Mrs.
George Speese, the mother of
two.
Most of the Flemmings'
years since their marriage in
1884 have been spent here as
Mr.. Flemming held a success
sion of posts under Presidents
Franklin Roosevelt, Truman
and Eisenhower. They went
to Delaware. Ohio, in l948,
when he left the Civil Service
Evening star., 1958-05-09
BY DAISY CLELAND
star stan Writer

A lullaby Of Broadway"
hummed through the marbled
halls OF the White House
last evening.
The event was the post
poned state dinner In honor
OF Chief Justice OF the United
States and Mrs. Warren, and
members of the Court and
their wives. After dinner
about $50 guests were invited0
in for a musicale at which
nine stars from six Broad
way shows entertained.
The dinner had been post
poned earlier this year due TO
the death or Mr.. Arthur
Eisenhower. the Presidents
brother.
Wears Anniversary Gifts
Mrs. Eisenhower, who all
said had never looked pret-
tier. was wearing a pink ther
favorite color satin ball
gown embroidered with Sc
quins. She also wore two an
niversary gifts from the
President diamond pend
ant and diamond earrings.
As they greeted their 81
guests, the Marine Band
under the direction Of Mai.
Albert Schoepper got them
all in the mood by playing
show tunes.
The Associate Justices at
tending were Justice and Mrs.
Black the escorted Mrs.
Douglas into the musicale
later. Justice and Mrs.
Douglas, Justice and Mrs.
Burton. Justice and Mrs.
Clark, Justice and Mrs. Har-
Ian. Justice and Mrs. Bren-
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ignored this time for q
simple reason-the stars had
some changing OF clothes TO
dol
Almost the last guests in
the line were former French,
Ambassador and Nine. Bon
net. While II is the French
who are known for their
geSturing and abundance OF
kisses on the cheeks. the
BonnetS received the same
treatment from their hosts.
Mrs. Eisenhower. who can
talk faster with her hand
than the best from Paris.
chartered and gestured and
Continued on Page BIS. Col. 8
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Commission to become head
Of Ohio Wesleyan. But three
years later they were back
here when he was assistant
director. then director, of the
Office of Defense Mobiliza-
tion.
Attended Hearings
Her return also will give
Mrs. Flemming a chance to
resume attendance at con-
greSsional HEARINGS and SINH
lar everts-one of her favorite
ccupatIcns in the past.
whenever the responsibilities
to the children would permit.
A former political science
teacher at American Univer-
sity where she and Mr..
Flemming met, she still is
fascinated by everything
about government" and likes
to be in on things as much as
possible. she says.
"One of the landmarks of
Continued on Page B-4, Col. 4
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BY BETTY BEALE
Star STAFF Writer

French Ambassador Herve
Alphand, who was recently
divorced. will leave Washing
ton tomorrow for Parisswhere
on Monday he will marry the
former Nicole Merenda, The
Star has learned.
A divorce, she was pre-
viously married to NJ. Etienne
Bunau-Varilla of Paris.
Tall, blue-eyed and chest
nut-haired. the next chate-
laine of the French Embassy
is in her late thirtieS. She
speaks English very well.
dances, swims and skis and
is dressed by Dior and Bal
main.
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French Ambassador
To Wed Purisienne

She loves entertaining, also
plays bridge, which her future
husband doesn't, and though
she has never been to WASH
ington, the Ambassador says
he knows she will love it.
A native of Paris, she is the
mother of two teen-aged Pa
riSians, a boy II who's at
school outside of Paris, and
a girl Is who is currently at
tending a school in England.
Washington will see neither
until. perhaps, during their
summer vacation.
Ambassador Alphand was
recently divorced from Claude
Alphand but they are still
good friends.
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table was festooned with
green's and countless gold
vases were filled with varie-
gated carnations and gypso-
phila There was the usual
magnificent gold service and
the Eisenhower gold and
white service plates. with
napkins that are simply en-
broidered U. S.
Cast Comes First
Before the after-dinner
guests were brought into the
Blue Room TO meet Presi-
dent and Mrs, Eisenhower.
the members OF the cast got
their turn. Protocol was
Evening star., 1958-05-09
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
Star stan Writer

The newest addition to
cabinet ranks, Arthur S.
Flemming, will bring a big,
lively family of children to
the Capitals official circle.
Mr.. Flemming, who was
nominated Wednesday as the
new Secretary of Health,
Education and Welfare. and
his wife have five children.
four of whom still live at
home.
The move to Washington
Will be like coming home"
for tall, brunette Mrs. Flem-
ming. the former Bernice
Virginia Moler, who grew up
In Hyattsville and was grad
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
Extension Course To
Be Offered Each Week

Frank D. Bean, assistant pro-
fessor of education at Ohio Uni
versity, Athens, was the principal
speaker Tuesday evening when
planning meeting for a work
shop in Economic Education was
held at the Caldwell high school.
There were 35 in attendance
and of this number 25 indicated
an interest in attending the eX-
tension course of three semester
hours.
The class is to meet once a
week for ten week and the first
meeting will be held on Wednes-
day at the Caldwell school,
beginning at 4:30 p. m. and con-
tinuing for four hours with a
half hour for dinner.
If approved by the proper
authority, the credit from this
course will apply on a degree,
a certificate or salary schedule.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
Date Changed For
Red Cross Meetilq

Due to conflicting dates with
other countrywide activities, the
annual meeting of the Noble
County Red Cross chapter has
been postponed until Tuesday
afternoon, Sept. 80, at 200
o'clock, according to Chapter
Chairman Mrs. Sara Young.
The meeting was originally
scheduled to have been held
Sept. % at which time Is new
directors for the coming year will
be named.
Executive Secretary Barney
Heddleson represented the Noble
county chapter at the Ohio
Chapter conference held in Co
lumbus, Tuesday of this week.
There were 410 representatives
from SO chapters in Ohio.
A very descriptive account Of
the European tour sponsored by
the Junior Red Cross for % high
school seniors from the u. S. A.
was given.
Chairman Mrs. Young an
nounced today that H. c. Sec
rest, Eugene B. Ward and John
D. Wheeler would serve as mem
bers Of the nominating COM
mittee for new directors at the
annual meeting Sept. 30
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
Caldwell Librarian In
Visits To Local Schools

Ohio Pupils Reading Circle
books are being catalogued and
are going into circulation for the
benefit of public schools, accord
ing to Miss Hortense Gibson,
local librarian.
Included in the reading circle
books are titles suitable for the
first grade thru high school age.
Also being catalogued at the
public library are a group of
Teachers Reading Circle books.
They are expected to be COM
pleted by the end of this week.
In the interest of supplying
county schools with sufficient
reading information, the local
librarian hes started tour of
the public schools throughout the
county. Last week visits were
made to the Middleburg, Fulda
and Harriettsville schools.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
Four Marriage Permits
IRE Issued In Probate

Four marriage licenses were
issued last week in the Noble
county probate court, Judge E.
P. McGinnis, reported today.
They were as follows:
Carlos j. Bryan, Ava route l,
mechanic, and Sarah G.. Watson,
Noble township.
Ronald Hannum, Summerfield,
laborer, and Kathleen Barnett,
Summerfield, secretary.
Dana Lee Watson, Cumber-
land, u. S. Army, and Janet
Louise King, Caldwell route 3,
secretary.
Clyde Ray Smith, Dexter City,
construction worker, and Wanda
Davis, Sarahsville, bank teller.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
Harry Clark, Jr.
Continued From Page u

Continued From Page II
Clark at this hearing.
John A. Spencer, Of Canton,
entered a plea of not guilty to
the indictments when he ap-
peared before Judge Archer.
Lucien c. Young is attorney for
Spencer, who was charged with
attempted rape and indecent
exposure. His case has been con-
tinued.
Jack Lester Clark, of Sarahs
vile route, entered not guilty
plea to his non-support lndlct-
ment aid his case has been con-
tinued. John w. Hazard is serV-
ing as his attorney,
Dana Scott, of Belle Valley
also entered a plea of not guilty
to the assault and battery indict-
ment through his attorney, Ed
mund G. James. Date for this
trial was set for Tuesday, Sept
%. Scott was indicted for assault
upon Clarence Garrett, of the
Cumberland community.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18

dents receiving aid was $59.31.
Eugene B. Ward, local admin
istrator for the Aid for the Aged
department related that during
the year of 1857, expenditures,
by object of expense in Noble
county totalled $266,608. The
state department spent a total
of $34,060,040 last year through
out the state, on an appropriation
that called for $9,000,000.
Lack of funds for the contin-
uation Of the comprehensive pro-
gram brought major controls
and amount of health care which
would be provided and on the
fees which would be paid for
such care. These restrictions
were relaxed somewhat near the
end of the year when it appeared
that they were more stringent
than necessary.
However, the most restrictive
of the regulations in effect dur
ing the year provided much more
health care for the aged than was
provided prior to July /, 1856,
by the aid for the aged program.
The assistance payments or the
amount actually received by the
aid for the aged recipients totaled
$227,632 The pooled fund deposit
amounted to $23,352. Administra-
ton cost for the county was
listed at $15,052.