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Evening star., 1958-05-11
LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN


Results Yesterday
N T., s; Wash, o.
Det., 3; X. c., 2.
Chi, B; Cleve.. T.
Baltic, b; Bos., 2.
Games Today
Wash at N. Y. 90,
. pm.
Bos. at BALTIC. t2).
Cleve. at Chi 90.
K. c. at Detroit.
Games Tomorrow
Bos. at Wash, sos.
(Only game sched =
uledl.
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday
Milw., B: Cincin., 3.
Pitts, IA; Phila,. 4
st. L., 81, Chi. !.
s. F., 3; L. A.. 2.
Games Today
Phila. at Pitts. (1.
Chi. at st. L. t2)
Ctncin. at Milw.
L. A. at S. F.
Games Tomorrow
st. L. at Chicago.
s. F. at l., A. tnl
tOnly games sched-
uled).
Evening star., 1958-05-11

Totals 80 3 z 3 Totals 90 5 8 s
Singled for Buhl in 9th: Ran for
Rice in 7th: 3 Homered for Rush in
9TH; 4 Grounded out for Mcmillan in
9th Grounded out for Lown in 9th.
CINCINNATI ------ 003 600 n00--3
MILWAUKEE, - 0lO 00I 3Ox-5
E-Burgess. PO-A-Cincinnati. "a
10; Milwaukee, 27-1I. DP-Temple to
Mcmillan. Mcmillan to Temple to
Grove, 2. LoB-cincinnati. z: Milwau-
kee, 2
2b---Haddix, Adcock. HR-Burgess.
Evening star., 1958-05-11

BOSTON

Totals 29~2 5 Totals % 5 4 4
Ran for white in 9TH, Grounded
out for Brewer in 7th. 3 walked for
Marshall in 7th. 4 hit into double play
for Ginsberg in eth; Struck out for
Smith in 9th.
BOSTON - 100 600 1000
BALTIMORE 001 004 00x--5
E-Brewer, Runnels. Po-A-Boston.
24-9; Baltimore. gel. DP-GardneT
to Castleman to Marshall; Gardner to
Marsha II. Buddin to Runnels to Germ
ert: Gardner to Castleman to d.
Williams. LOB-Boston. 5; Baltimore. g.
2B-white. Pilarcik. SB-woodling
SF-Ginsburg.
Brewer .------s iss 3 3 'ss b g g
winner-Harshman (5-Ol. Loser
Brewer 40.
U-Rommel, Stevens, Napp, Rice.
T-2.16 A-S3ll
Evening star., 1958-05-11

Winner-Rush t2-D. Loser-Haddl'
G-2). U-Crsvford. Smith. Dascoli
Donatelli. T-2:1l. A-22,114.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Yankees Hammer Senator'S go,
As Ford, Duren HurI Six-Hitter
Stout Attack
Puts Griffs
IN Behind
BY BURTON HAWKINS
star stan Writer

NEW YORK. May 10. The
Senators dream Of leaving
Yankee Stadium tomorrow eve
ming with the league lead was
blasted today when Whitley
Ford and Ryne Duren collab-
Grated in infiicting a six-hitter
on Washington as the Yankees
prevailed, 80.
Bill Skowron supplied a home
run and Gil McDougald and
Jerry Lumpe produced three
hits each as the Yankees
mauled Russ Kemmerer, Bob
Wiesler and Hal Griggs for IL
hits.
The Senators, who came to
town only a half-game back of
New York, have been bumped
212 games to the rear. They
will strive to regain lost ground
tomorrow when the clubs clash
in a double-header.
One Man Passes First
Only Rocky Bridges had a
chance to chat with the left
side of the Yankees infield to-
day, for he was the lone Sena-
tor to get beyond first base,
He doubled in the fifth inning
and in the seventh became
Washington's only runner to
reach third when he singled
and got to that outpost on Ken
Aspromonte's single.
Ford, who gave up all the
Senators hits, left after seven
innings when his arm stiffened
as the result of being clipped
I by WieSler in the third. The
injury is not regarded as seri-
GUS and the crafty lefthander
isn't expected to miss a turn.
Ford and Duren struck out
10, with Duren getting five in
the two innings he toiled. Ford.
Consistently ahead of the hit
ters, walked none and was
functioning with command
ing SO lead as early as the
third inning.
Evening star., 1958-05-11

Winner--Ford t2-2). Loser--Kem.
merer t0-2D.
HBP-By Wiesler (Fordl. WP--
Wiesler f2l. U-Berry. Mckinley.
Flaherty' S&ylak. T-2:32. A-l434kk
Evening star., 1958-05-11

U-Rommel, Stevens, Napp, Rice.
T-2.16 A-S3ll
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
Mt. Pleasant News
Mt. Pleasant News
Waddi!ls Depart For Pittsburgh
TO Resume University Studies

THY roy ana Mrs. Vernon Banks
are back from iheir vacation HI
preached at Mt Pleasant Sunday
morning.
The Wscs seminar 81 TIE Farm
Vile Distlaci held al Mt Pleasant
September X WIS well-attonded A
Very interesting and instructive
program wa enjoyed
Return To Florida
Nj and Mrs Mamie Morton
haVe returned to theM home IA Fort
Laaderdale Fl4 After spending
August N.th relatives here
AIiss Nancy Quarles has returned
To Longwood College where STE II
sophomore
King Naddnl and Ralph Hines
have returned 70 Hampdcn-s sydney
and VPl respectively They Wlll be
SECTORS THIS ytar
leave for PITTSBURGH
Mr. and MIS- Marcellus Waddnl
LOTT Ills week for Pittsburgh Where
Ae VA attend ne university They
Wefe Mifh HIN paranfS Mr and
NsS Charles w W4aii.l tar two
woes
rs, ,l
" #a3i ,,n.' i. p Att. -'i' h"' III,
+ ~ = NJ - ,,,''' ~.
''N '''''i'''n "a0''''ia
ILL.,. = !, I,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
SANDY River Happenings
AullmnuI Nib In The Air Signals
The Beginning Of Harvest Season

Mrs George Harris. Of Burkcville,
and Mrs Lloyd White. Of Farm.
VILE attended the Appolnaltox
WMu executive beard and laytnens
meeting Al Liberty Church Friday
MIS- Il J Ralloid arrived Mon
nay To spend several days Win Till
Willie Bases
Mrs Ioc Farley and daurhtcr.
Nancy visited MI and Mrs. w A.
oldham Sunday afternoon
i..Ancls n Louis arrived Friday
for long week end WITH HIS
family. He left Tuesday. bat ex-
facted w return again Friday lor
another week end
Es Cones and Going -Ons
There WAS gettogethcr Of the
BN-Rolf and The Going Oh III the
home Of Mi. and Mrs. DreWrv
Gutes Monday evening when REV
and Mrs Soyars. our former pas
t0r and wife and Rev and Mrs.
n q IIclndon and daughters. Out
present pastor and family along
Wlth Mr and Mrs w A Oldham
gathered aS dinner guests
They had delightful time and
enloyed TN GOOD food, TIE warm
hospitality and fellowship.
Mr. and Mrs. William ClaWson
ana MI ana Mrs James 4. Bruce
~ and family drove up from
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19

Mr.. and MIS- Clareuce Newcon,h
aid family sDeut sanday wjth Mrs
Newcomb's parents Nh. and Mrs.
Frank Meadows nDar FrIdan NJ
and Mrs. offs a1eadows n wan
!neton d G md a an,,bor ~
the o,b,r NeadsVs cl,;,ar.n ,veve
present alSo
Mr. and Nrs G. G. wilson n
aad children II psatnra y.
C,ewe sep,enber I
week end snce,s NJ ~ aoa Me-
" Bruce Ppda In sa,ntl,,
Mr. And MI n + onarlcs NJ
Nancy diaries and uen,.,, ,1nr,oa
spent Sunday W ankrst with n,
and Mis- jim NJ ovarlcs
Mn Ana Mr. cha,las Pnad MAIL
toll. Jr II Richmond weee wrel.
end guests of his parents Mr. and
Mrs II Read Morton MI and
Mr. Carl r. pi4ide q ,y,l,,,,aa.,,,
N G. were Sunday anesrs ,herf
MISS Nancy Morris of D4r'sag-
ION Heights. VISITED Miss Nancy
Ouafles Wednesday Miss ouar,os
spent Friday n!gh, With M,ss AMI
Harris. of Farmlillc and attended
TIE opening football game
Women nf the ueherrin preshv
terrain Church met with Mrs G p
Morton Tuesday afternoon
MI. and Mrs W 8 neadoYs of
Maryland were recent guests Of
their scn Frcd and He fan,iIv
Called 10 Dan,iIle
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Mckay we're
called M Dangille Friday IL tha
death Of his slster-jn-Jaw Mr.
clyde Mckay Mr. and Mrs MAJ.
shalI Biegers attended tbe funeral
there Sunday
III Cam ] Milton Ionee ami l.
fr;end fr,,, ufas,,;na.a, y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19

recently. Mrs. Julian Gary and Ira
Perm. ot Richmond called Satur.
day afternoon. MI and Mrs. O. u
Thompson. Of Andcl sonville, called
Sunday afternoon, and Mrs Maude
Orange, Of Burkeville, spent the
day with them Sunday
WMU Program
The WMu Of Sharon Baptist
Church had ITS annual Stewardship
program Sunday evening Mrs q.
L. Jones Was leader and Mrs. r !.
Louis had charge 81 the music.
The subject was he Steward
ship Of Talents" It was mostly
musical program which was given
by the young people
Nancy Jenkins had charge Of the
devotions Lewis Armistead ~
read the Scripture and Jean Meek
opened the service with prayer
The Sunbeams and younger chill
dren sang solos. duets and IN Uni
son. chiefly according to their
moods
The Junior RA's. one Of our out
standing singing groups, sang the
RIA song accompanied BY Roanld
Bruce The GAS and Junior choir
IN which there arc also fine song
sters and pianlsts. sang several
lovely numbers. The primary Choir
inspired an as theY SANG Little
Helpers for Jesus
Miss Katie Mae Bolt gave an eX
cellont talk Oh DlverSitiea and Use
Of Talents Those taking part on
the program displayed unusual gifts
and talents. thus putting into prac-
ticn the heart Of her message
The program Z Hose 4 With a
prayer by Jimmy Gates
The Senior Ra's had charge Of
the refreshments and The VIVA y
saw that All were served
Remember Every noble "ofk
u at first impossible Carlyle
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
Rev. Lucius \. Gray
Is New Presbyterian
Pastor In The Srea

The Rev Lucius A. Gray is
the new pastor Of the BriarT- Me-
herrin and Keysvlle Presbyterian
churches. He vii conduc- Ibis first
services at Keysville and Briery
churches Sunday. September 81.
Mr. Gray was born il oxford,
NJ c.. and later moved To Clinton
where he graduated from hieh
school. He attended North Carolina
State College and received a de-
gree in chemical engineering there.
In May, 1858, he received the
BID. degree from Union Theological
Seminary and for the past three
months he has been engaged in
special training at the Central
State Griffin Memorial Hospital in
Norman Okla
He married the former Miss
Norma Williamson, of Bethel N C..
this spring Mrs Gray * d gradu-
ate of Richmond Professional Insti-
tute.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
Cumberland Group
Discusses Civil
Defense Measures

4 meeting was held al Cnmber-
land c. H Wednesday nisht Sep
TENDER 10 TO establish a program
Of civil defense IN she county
Emory Harrison aetins director
Of civil defense for ihe county m
troduced DOUGLAS Il. Aioaia Jr.
who is the state eo-ofdinatpr fas
Civil Defense. Mr. Moore pointed
out that Hampton Roads and WASH
ington. d. C.. are considered crili-
cal areas and Richmond and Roa-
noke target areas,
John R Mathews. project mana
ger for the Virginia Operational
Survival Plan told of tie plans the
government had set up and hoW
they would assist III an emergency.
Mathews said the county would
need TO be able to survive within
itself if cut off from outside supplies
and services. He also showed how
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19

Iii a store a man who had gone
81 make purchase noticed thay
nylonS were being sold III one Of thu
departments, and decided to get a
pair for his wife. HI was a iigni
flea, mlddleaged man and soon
found himself buffeted by crowd
If frantic women, also after nylons
HI stood IT as lone rs he could
then with head lowered and arms
outsiretciied. ~ barged through thu
crowd towards the rapidly diminish
lng stock Of hosiery
NIIerei crlrd shrlll voice.
can't Won act Ike Il Eenllclnan2'
like been acting like gentle
man for an hoar. replied the man
Til charging forward but from
nov en- Im fong ~ act like A
lady,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
Amelia Women To
Hear Hat Authority

Hats Today and Tomorrow viii
be the subject Of talk by Mrs
W Cary McConnaughcy at h c
Amelia County Womans Club meet
ing Monday. September % at the
War Memorial Building. The pro
gram is planned to begin at pm
Given under the auspices of the
Fine Arts department of The club
the speaker is well qualified in her
field having studied professional
hat making.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19

Cumberland would fit into tie pic
tre Of evacuation for VIRGINIA
Mathews SAID approximately ~ 500
people would pass through Cumber-
land from The Richmond or Roam
noke area MANY might have to
STAY and Woald need food and
Possibly medical carc Because Of
Virginia s#oTaphic location it II
believed the whole state would be
affected N Case of 4 naclear raid
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
Amelian Active
In College Work

Miss MARGARET Campbell, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs James G.
Campbell. Of Amelia has returned
10 King College for her sophomore
year. She is active in the work of
the college newspaper. the Pi Pi
Sigma sorority and she serves as
secretary of her class.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
Cumberland Changes
Cannery Schedule

Cumberland county's school an
neries will operate only Oh Wed-
nesdays and Fridays effective mex
week according to f. H. Vassar
The canneries at John Randolph
and Hamilton Schools as we'll as
the one at the high school hid been
on Tuesday. Wednesday and Fri.
day schedule
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27
New Lab
Continued from p. u

temperature from so degrees be-
low zero, Fahrenheit, to plus 200
degrees. Other pieces of equip
ment are designed to give vibra-
ton and shock tests, and others
provide underwater testing.
The modern new laboratory al
so includes a large drafting
room, consultation room and
various offices. One suite of Of
fees is designed for use of r. L.
Triplett and also doubles as liv-
ing accommodations for business
visitors who may have occasion
to stay at the plant overnight or
for a sustained period.
Assisting in welcoming the bus
inessmen were others of the Trip
lett staff including Arden Baker,
c. A. Biery and Lynn Carmack.
After the tour, employe lunch
rooms were made available for
the monthly meeting of the bus
inessmen's association.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27
Rites Friday for
Bertha Conrad

Funeral services will be held
Friday at 2 p. m. in the Paul
Diller funeral home for Miss
Bertha Conrad, who died Monday
morning.
She had been an invalid for 40
years and was bedfast for the
past Ii years.
Death came at the home of her
sister, Miss Helen Conrad, and
a brother-in-law, Edward Fett.
She was born in the same
house on February Ia, 1869 to
John J. and Mary (Andrews)
Conrad. Two sisters preceded her
in death. Also surviving is
nephew, Harley Fett, Oakland,
California.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Harry Yoder,
with burial in Woodland ceme-
terry, Beaverdam.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27
Merchants Even
Mark by Whacking
x Inn $3.50

Bluffton Merchants brought
their Major league mark back
to 500 Tuesday night as they
trimmed Kim 64-50 with Spike
Berry and Jack Fields sharing
the offensive load.
The Merchants broke away to
a 1912 first quarter lead then
faded slightly in the second quar-
ter. They held at 1925 halftime
margin. They stretched the lead
to 1884 at the three quarter post
then coasted home.
Berry pushed in IL points and
Fields added 16 for Bluffton.
The Merchants play again in
the Major league Thursday, De-
cember 4 when they meet Bud S
Ashland Oil at 8 p. m. in South
junior high gym in Lima.
Beaverdam Shell, apparently
destined for the leagues scrap.
heap, plays Columbus Grove al
s p. m. next Thursday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27
BlufftOn Hospital
NOVEMBER 10

Admitted: Miss Emma Baum
gartner, Bluffton.
Discharged: Mr.. Kent Polling
er, willard; Joan Long, Lafay-
cite; Clinton Balmer, Mt. Cory.
NOVEMBER 20
Admitted: John Harris, Bluff
ton; Donald Mckinley, Middle
town; Janet Slattman, Continen-
tai. ..
Discharged: Mrs. Edward Roth
and baby, Bluffton; Mrs. Charles
Mauer and baby, Rawson; John
Harris, Bluffton; Mrs. Kent Pol
linger, Willard.
NOVEMBER 81
Admitted: Sharon Basinger,
Bluffton; James Wilson, Jenera.
Discharged: Miss E m a
Baumgartner, Bluffton; Mrs.
Donald Gilber and baby, Benton
Ridge; Dianna Collingwood, Nc
Comb.
NOVEMBER %
Admitted: Ronald Steiner,
Bluffton.
Discharged: Dianna Colling-
wood, McComb; James Wilson
Jenera; Sharon Basinger, Bluff
ton; Mrs. Robert Mcbride and
baby, Ada.
NOVEMBER %
Admitted: John Bracy, Sr., Mt.
Cory; Mrs. Howard Johnson, Je-
nera.
Discharged: Ronald Steiner,
Bluffton; Mrs. Karldean William
son and baby, Benton Ridge;
Leroy Deeds, Findlay; Mrs. Err
nest Fritschi and baby, Beaver.
dam.
NOVEMBER "a
Discharged: Mrs. Geo. Hight
and baby, Bluffton; Myror
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27
HOuseUGrnling
Marks Completion
Of Raid Home

Members of the Builders class
of the First Mennonite church
gathered at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. H. D. Raid on South Spring
street Tuesday evening for a
thanksgiving service and house
warming marking completion of
the home.
DR.. and Mrs. Raid and their
14-year-old daughter, Elizabeth
Ann, planned and designed their
home as a family project with
DR.. Raid doing most of the con-
struction work. Native woods
from trees he felled himself some
years ago, were used in the in
terror finishing. Work was done
during vacations since he holds
a full time position as head of
the business administration and
economics department at Bluff
ton college.
Mrs. Raid designed the many
modern, convenient built-in fea-
lures, especially in kitchen and
dinette. Elizabeth Ann planned
features of her own room.
Devotions for the conservation
service were led by P. w. Stauf-
fer and DR.. I. w. Bauman. Prof,
Otto Holtkamp played an organ
selection followed by poems or
the home, read by Rev. G. T,
Soldner. A ladies' trio sang
Home Sweet Home" and talks
were given by Rev. Benno Toews
and Rev. Jacob Friesen. Prof
Russell Lantz sang BLESS This
House." and DIR. L. L. Ramsey
er gave a closing prayer of ded
ication.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27
Adult Class
Studies Sewing


The adult vocational home
economics class has chosen
"Homemaking Our Number One
Vocation" as the subject for the
next 10 weeks study, Mrs. Phyllis
Pitcock, home &c teacher has an
nounced. The adult class meets
on Wednesday evenings from Z
until 9 p. m. Each three-week
period will be devoted to differ
ent phases of homemaking. Sew
ing will be the first topic.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27
SOCIETY AND CLUBS

following guests: Mrs. Raymond
Marshall, Mrs. James Marshall,
Mrs. Melba Berry, Mrs. Lendon
Basinger, Mrs. Amos Klingler,
Mrs. Maggie Ewing, Mrs. Will
bur Marquart and Doug, Mrs.
Don Marquart and Sherry, Mrs.
Paul Hicks and Greg, Mrs. Ber-
nard Suatton, Misses Judy Mar
quart, Barbara Klingler, Miriam
Steiner, Alice Blackburn, 10 Ann
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27
Twin OctOgenerians
Observe Birthday

MRS. IRA SLUSSER and
her twin brother, o. j.
Sager, of Toledo, were hon
ored at a dinner in Observ-
ance of their SOth birthday
anniversary Sunday at the
home of Mrs. SIusser's
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hamilton and daughter,
Betty, Route 1, Bluffton. The
twins were born on their
fathers homestead near Lin
coin, Neb. November %,
1878.
Those present included Mrs.
SIusser's other two daughters,
Miss Theresa Slusser of Bluff
ton and Mrs. Harold Norma.
Maker and family of Elyria,
Ohio.
Also attending were Mr..
and Mrs. o. j. Sager, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold White and
son, Jerry, Miss Alta Mae
SkiIes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sager, all of Toledo. Mrs.
White is Mr.. Sager's daugh.
ter. From BIuffton were Mr..
and Mrs. Howard NOnna-
maker and son, Ralph; Mr..
and Mrs. Dean Nonnamaker
and children, Alice Kay and
Thomas Dean; and the hosts.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27
BRIDAL shower

A bridal shower was held
Thursday evening in the home of
Margaret Klingler, Bluffton, in
honor of Arlene Marshall, bride
elect of Willis Marquart. Assist
ing hostesses were Elaine STRAIT
ton and Jean Inbody. The gift
table was decorated with a
green and pink umbrella and re-
freShmentS were served to the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27

Reichenbach, Pandora. go
NOVEMBER Is
Admitted: Mrs. Teresa VIII.
hanson, Rawson.
Discharged: Mrs. Ellen Hutch.
inson, Lima; Mr.. Everett Doty
Arlington.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27
Women's Service Group

The annual business meeting
of the Women's Service Group
will be held on December B at
2:15 at the Memorial home. All
members please be present and
any one alse interested in the
home.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27
Order of the Eastern Star

The Order of the Eastern Star
will meet Tuesday, December 2
in the Masonic Temple at 8
O'Clock. There will be installation
of the 1859 officers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27

Niswander, Edith Amstutz, Lois
Basinger and the honored guest.
G. II. Nj. @.
Gertrude Hoy Missionary cir
Gle will meet December l
promptly at 6 at Founders Hall,
for Family Night potuck, bring
your own service. Leader for the
program will be Martha Gredlng
with hostesses being Joan SOM
mer, Berniece Deerhake, Martina
Schaublin, Geraldine Diller, Cen
iece King, Betty MoSer, Joan
Basinger, and Treva Baslnger.
Mothers Study Club
Mothers Study club will meet
on Tuesday, December 2 at the
home of Alice Clauss, with Mil
dred Benroth in charge OF the
program.
Troop #1S9
Troop #189 met Monday. No
vember "a at the grade shcool
library. Sue Cupples was pro-
gram leader and Bonnie Cook
was song leader. We monogram
med leaves on towels. The lead
ers checked our first aid kits.
-
Brownie Troop rs
We have spent the last two
meetings decorating shopping
bags for our mothers. We had a
pie guessing contest and sang
songs. This week we made con-
ucopia favors for the hospital
patients for Thanksgiving. We
had a cake contest and another
about Thanksgiving. We met in
our patrols to plan for the three
meetings we will have in Decem-
ber.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27
Brownie Troop rs
TrOOD 81

Troop 81
Troop 81 met at the elementary
school library for our last meet
ing. We had a film "The Story of
Thanksgiving" We made Thanks
giving favors for our families.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-27
TOPS Min IN, Tuck Club


TOPS Nip and Tuck met at the
home of Mildred Frankhauser on
November "a with Mildred as
queen of the month and Gwen
Patterson as runner-up. The Nc
Comb Gallery Counters were
guests at the meeting and the
program was Fashion Sewing
for Club Women. Mrs. Phyllis
Pitcock, Home Economics teach
er at Bluffton high school, was
the principal speaker, giving
many helpful sewing techniques
and visual aids for wardrobe
planning. Mary Ellen Bader and
Peggy Wells, McComb; Lulu
SCHNEIDER, Ada; Mildred Frank
hauser and Virginia Beach of
Bluffton took part in the pro-
gram. We wish to thank Vogue
Pattern service for their help as
well as those taking part.
Alice Freeman Club
Edna Gratz will be hostess to
the Alice Freeman Club at the
December 3 meeting with Joyce
Steinman as assistant. A Christ
mas program will be given by
Mildred Brunn.
Orange Twp. Farm Women's
Club
Orange Township Farm Wom-
ems club will meet December a
at the home of Charlotte Ander-
son for potluck and gift ex-
change. Devotions will be given
by Iona Marshall and roll call
will be answered with a home
made centerpiece or decoration.
Members appearing on this pro-
gram will be Mary Ebay, Max
inc Won Stein, Maude Thompson
and Eleanor Marshall.
BIufftOn WOmen's Garden Club
Mrs. Harry Barnes will be hos
tess with Mrs. Armin Hauensteln
as assistant at the December II
meeting. A covered dish dinner
will be held and slides will be
shown for the program. Members,
please note the change of date.
POinsettia Club
On December 3 the Poinsetta
club will meet at the home of
Grace Amstutz. Roll call will be
answered with Chri s t m a S
thoughts. The program 1.-The
| Christmas Cake" and Magic
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Hostess for the Holiday Tea
will be Doris Reichenbach. Roll
call will be answered with
Christmas corsages and the pro-
gram will be given by Helen
Winkler and Ellen Herr.