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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10

q chest X-ray clinic. providing
free N-rays for An persons over ID
yeArs " are van be hrld A Mt-
ie'rln ~ Friday Junr l3 from
Two 10 four pm
The cline y part of Ltneu-
burg county vide effort which has
been underway SINCE June ! The
clinic " a cooperative project for
The Lunenbarg Health Department
and the Sonthside tuberculosis As
ISOLATION
Discovering every unknown case
VI IB III the county IL the coal of
The effort. and officials ask every
one Al Meherrin and nearby to use
the Friday clinic
Thc mobile chest x-ray unit viii
De stationed at the Meherrin Fire
Department quarters
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
Hart Pupils Heard
In Piano Recital

Thirty students in the piano
classes Of Martha Jane Hart were
presented in recital on the evening
Of May n Performing Oh the pro
gram Of varied piano Music wee
Darlene Ferguson. Eddie Chen
ault Terry Biggs. Donna Riddle
berger, Melinda Swalley Susan
Agee. Peggy Gee. Andrea Jones
Carolyn Dickerson Rosetta Tns-
can, Margaret Ann Stombock Judy
Dunn Linda Andrews Jerry
Dowdy Nancy Holman.
Also Nancy Farley, Betty Blair.
Bar b ara seeley Tom Fulchei
Miriam Mcfarland Taffy Farmer.
Kareen Bailey Nancy Gillian.
Marilyn Shepard. Brenda Dunn,
Mary Ann Biggs, Ruth Doyne
Margaret Ann Holmes, Ann Nelson.
Mary Clark Johnson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
Bible School

Continued from page u
Mrs Marshall Burger, Mrs Jacl
Martin MIS- A w Coyington. Mrs
Cary Noblin Mrs Frances Wilson
Mrs Joseph Goode Mrs Harry
Yeats. Mrs S A Martin, Mrs
jamie Kayton Mrs = N Goin
Miss Brenda King Mrs. ". v Cor
don NJ Charles wilson Mi j B
Williams and Mrs. Warren Ker
nodle
The Presbyterian Episcopalar
school viii be held June , through
"A, from = until 1870 I'M. each day
at the Presbyterian church Chill
dren through - are eligible 10 at
tend
MIS- 3 r Taylor, WI, ~ acting
as superintendent Working viii
her wlll be Miss Dorothy Hamilton
and Mrs Howard Stuart. junior
hlgh Mrs. y A Vache. MIS-. j H
Whitfield. Mrs Glenn Vought. and
Mrs Earl Krone Junior depart
ment. Ms. T Fulcher Jl
Mrs George Garrett. MIS- Free
Lynn MIS- " y Morris, Mis-
Nelson Johnson. Mrs Bobby Wnker
son and Miss Annette FITZGERALD
primary department. Mrs. c Lloye
Arehart Mrs 4 W Williams. Mrs
w u Blait MISS Patty watkins
Aid slss Caroline McIlwaIne. and
the iIsses Kaihv Martin Mary
Catherine Lancaster Lucy Scott
Ann Nelson and Lila
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
Prospect WSES
Holds Study Class
Sunday Afternoon

"lha Social witness Vi the Local
Chuch M thr feumeAlc4l Moyc,
meAt Was me atudy program u
The WSCS At Prospect Methodist
Church SUNDAY afternoon
Airs Nelson lily conducted tht.
worship service lor the afternoon
session, and Mrs. r A Brisentine
introduced the study and reviewed
me following subjects The con
teNt u Revelations and "Thc
Christian Vocation MIS- Brisen-
tine Is Iarmpille district secretary
Of Christian Social Relations
Ih- Rev Phillip Thomas. pastor
discussed t.Ihe People Of Goa
Speaking Boldly Mrs. X r Fer
euaon used for her subject. "A
Voice and Home
Mrs J r McGraw. of the Farm
yille Methodist Church. presented
current issues iii the way III
bulletin board. that The church
must take stand on subjects. say
INK Yes 81 40 III truth
A pageant. Who Speaks fol-
Man, was presented with mem
bers OF the Olive Branch and Pros
pect WSCS participating Mrs. Bill
Marshall WAS pianist for Tho pro
gram and MISS Beltibee Carson WAX
soloist
4 fellowship supper Was enjoyed
following the meeting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
Funcra! Services
For w. II. Wooded, 5'5

Funeral services tor waiter Il
Wooded a5. Nho ehed Thursday
June \ N ta home h AmeA-
county Wtft heid # n plH
Sunday At MI hope Baptist Chunei
Al MannDo9o IHntlnthl wa n tht
church cemetery
H. n survived IN MS Niie Mis
Nellie Spanhour Wooded ion sous
Frank Roy and William Woodel
all Of Amelia, aud James Woodcl
Of Richmond. five daughters Mas
Katie Marie lynch and Mrs BETTY
Jane Bishop ol Richmond Mrs
Frances Anne Lynch Of Annapolis
Md Mrs Dorothy jean Daty and
MISS Mary Louise Woedcl at
A n elia. -four brothers, Cl1uda
william and Charles
Wooded al Of North Carolina
three hall sisters. MIS- oscar Nor
man. Mrs James Whitaker aud
Mrs Betty AXlen. All 81 Norm
Carolina ard seven Grandchildren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10

Scouts GeorgA Plunkett and
Johnny southall Of F'armville left
Sunday fon Boy Scout Camp Mona
can, Kellysford va where they
will be counsellors tor the next SIX
weeks Camp Monacan IL operated
by the Piedmont Area Boy Scouts
Council Troops from this section
viii spend two weeks for instruction
during the camping period
Southall. a member Of Farnlville
Troop ll8, is an Eagle Scout and
viii have charge Of woodc~aft and
other instruction at the camp
Plunkett. Of Farmyille Troop ll6,
with First Class Scout rank viii
teach archery
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
Armistead Harvie,
Veteran RealtOr,
Buried At Amelia

Funeral services ior AilAstaac
iaylor Harvle. OF Richmond and
Amelia county. i retied real es
tate dealer. were held II ) p IN
Friday al Christian Funeral Home
Richmond lnteiment Was IN Pres
bytefian Cemetery at Amelia
MI fIarvle associated with the
Richmond seal estate firm oi II B
Chalfin and Co for 30 years. died
Wednesday III 4 Richmond nursing
home He was the surviving mem-
Der of the firm when it was dis
solved Two years ago upon his re-
tl1oment
He Was instrumental In the ac-
QUESTION for the federal government
OF property for the A p. Hill reser-
Nallol nj the beginning OF World
War II and he acquired property
also for the Bugs Island Kerr
Dam project IN Southside Virginia
Mr. Harvie was the son OF Mai
William Old Harvie, CSA. and Mrs
Ann Marie Jefferson Harvic. He
was born at Gum Grove Amelia
county.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs Alice
Lee Haryie. "a son Armistead T
Halvle. H.. of Amelia two daugh-
ters Ms Robert R Carey. Of
CircleVille, Ohio, and Mrs David
l. Ormond. Of Wilmington. Del
brother " Cor don Harvie Of
Amelia and six Grandchildren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10

Among those Who Mtle IN Souil
Boston tol the flremafa htbllct
,iinhel and dance Saturday evening
were Mi and MIS- John Porte!
Glenn. Mr aud AAs Phillip Gay
Mr. ana Mrs C IL Spurlock DIT.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Barbour, Mr.
and Mrs Bill Coyinglon and Nh
and Mrs John Noel
Mrs II. D pritchett and MI and
MIS-. Pete Oliver were called to
Camden. N J., recently by the III
ness Of Mrs pritchetts mother-lns
law. Mrs. II r Pritche,t Mrs.
Pritchett is reported improving at
the Lady OF Lotuds Hospital IN
Camden
pr. and Mrs Francis d Lark
ford, il visited friends Oh TIE
Eastern Shore last week Or lank
ford gave the commencement ad-
dress Al Northampton Hish School
While there
Nj. and Mrs. J. G Names. Jr.
of Richmond, visited Mr.. Hanes
mother. Mrs Garland Hanes. dur
ing the week end
DR. Joseph C. Robert gave the
commencement address al Wood
berry Forest school IN Orange last
week
Mr.. and Mrs II r. Atkinson
spent the week end N North Caro-
lima. They attended the Read-Ader
wedding Saturday IN WalkertoWn.
En- route home. they visited Mrs
Atklnsons sister Mrs Rufus owen,
Jr.. and Mr. owen III Cluster
Springs
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Curtis. Of
WILLIAMSON. N c.. we're guests IN
the S. B. Spencer home tor the
week end. Kirt and Dale Curtis,
who have been Visiting the Spen-
GERS, returned home with their
parents
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10

Mr. ana Mrs DIewry Gates. a.,
and MI and Mrs Richard Nelson
were among those III Richmond
during tho week end to attend the
Stiucs CONVENTION.
NIr ana Ms Kent Withera aid
sons, Rober, E and Kent. il. OF
Knoxville, Tenn, we're week end
guests Of Mr Withers brother. the
roy Robert 4 Wlthels. ana Mrs.
Wlthcrs and attended the Morgan
Patteson wedding
Mr. ana Mrs Henry Lindsey and
daughter, Diane Of PULASKI. are
spending the summer here With
their parents, MIR and Mrs B p.
Smith and Mrs Virginia Lindsey
Mrs Walter Morton has returned
from 4 Visit with hoi daughter
Miss Berue Morton IN hamlet
N. c.
+ II Forester Duke Bohck.
Ralph Fischer Boa Smith. RAYMOND
Phillips Lester Jones and William
f johnson represented the Farm
vile Fire department IN the Fire
men jubilee parade III South BoS-
ton. Saturday afternoon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
Hospital News


There We're 53 patients III Till
hospital Monday morning
Patients Admitted
Mrs. j B OlRcrs Rice Donate
Turpln, Victoria. Richard u InPe
Victoria, MS c y Faris, Keys
vile, Mrs j T Fleming Cumb.
erland Miss Barbara Smith
Bnrkevill, Vincent Rickman
Farmville Mrs ] r. Young.
crewc Mrs r Flletf. Rich
nond and Miss KATHERINE Wood
Keysville
Mr. and Mrs Az 4 finchum.
Faimvlle boy Jtne I
Mr. and MS. T T pertains
Farmplns eirl June
MI and Mrs / 4 smith Farm
VILE. glil June \
Mr. ana Mrs NJ Harris All
coma girl June 3
Mt and Mrs W II Rowe Cunb.
efland girl June
tolorcd Patients
Annie Langhornc Cumberland
Geraldine Jordan Prospect War
fen Lipsconb Cumberland, Rich
ard Johnson. Crewe walter Ham
mond Jetcrsvlla Pearl walton
Meherrn shirley Talllver, Burke
Vile and Samuel Lee. l9armgllle
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
One Week I.pftror
\uto Inspection

Better check votr automobile
sucker before did Week cnd
II i doesn't SAY The Best Safety
Devise Is Yon Head you need III
have your ear Inspected
State Trooper J W Harpef sad
today q laree percentage 5t tnp
cars he checked oyer lhe week anA
have not been inspected.
The legal deadline IS SUNDAY
night Harper pointed but. anI
State Police have Instructions 40 ei
force the inspection requirement
ot that time
With only wecH left, all COS
tails had better aet t-st ol set
free ticket.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
Worsham High

Continued from page /
"A ING ln-school French Language,
tournament examination. VII X
Linda Ward and Carolyn Baldwin
Seventh grade students. won 81 81
P-TA awards for best scholastic
averages N that Grade
Principal Praised
Selection OF Burnett Tor the Cit
zenShp award. an annual mphiight
~ THE commencement program.
Was made by secret ballot Of thu
entire student body ana faculty
Supf McIlwaine presented di-
plomaS to the graduates. while +
A Payne, supervisor Of instruction
presented certificates To Seventh
grade pupils who moved across the
stage from iront-row seat OF honor
n The auditorium
Mars Charles Val. 81 Hampden-
sydney directed the school Glee
Club lib two numbers. and Dr. w.
Otis McClung Farmville Baptist
minister, gave the invocation and
bene fiction
After presenting seniors their
diplomas Supt McIlwaine com
rnended Principal Baeby, who. on
Saturday June z, completed q
wears az teacher and principal in
,he Prince Edward county system
T know of 10 man and teacher
anywhere 70 whom / would com
NIT TIM care and education Of young
Americans Win more confidence
than ! place II Y Boyd Baghs
MellW4lne declared
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10

Jane Hamburg kinderaarteN ANA
Mrs T L Lancaster refreshments
There also win ba d vacation
Bible school June 9 through u
from to IL 80 III each day I'D
GfAor Chapel Tommy Aadef
wiIl Conduct lhc eheyl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
7. +. Schools


continued from page ~
/ gram they contemplate
\ Jude Hutcheson said
II n my thought th4t TN casr
las come back tO A- Nh i mandate
which wv IL. 4a thu principal
parties are concerned State That
erred IA not hAine dale That
the KY NJ TIKI opinion Of tht court
u appeals
Previously, JUDGE Hutchinson had
refused to set definite date OF
migrating Prince Edward schools
HIS refusal WAS reversed BY tie
Federal Fourth Circuit Court of Ap
peals which ordered him to set a
date bat did not designate any
time
Norfolk and Newport News
Saturday as the Norfolk and New
port News school case came back
INTO court. It was agreed that the
l6-months-old court order prohibit
ing raci.l segregation Is sum III ~
feet
judge w f Hoffman said that
specific Negro children must apply
iof admission 70 white schools in
Norfolk and Newport News before
additional court action could be
taken
Observers Of the action point out
that rew State Pupil Placement
Act Is coming into effect june "a,
which viii govern the admission Of
any pupil to any school Thus any
application Will have to be pro
cebstd by the State BODY
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
William {. Flippen,
Retired Cumberland
Farmer, Dies At 81

Funeral service lor William
Chasline Fhppen 80 retired Cum
beiland farmer who died Friday
June s. al tins home near Columbia
We're held at : pm. Monday at
Fork Of Willis Baptist Church In
tefnent was n The Oakwood Matho-
dlst Church Cemetery Cumberland
county
He is survived by his wife. Mrs
Felicia Dmkula Fhppen son,
Lacy ! Flippen. Of Columbia \
daughter. Mrs G Edward Hughes.
Of London Bridge. a BROTHER, Luther
Flippen. OF Richmond two sisters.
MIS- ] W Dunkum and Mrs Ful-
ton Toney both Of Richmond and
t0al grandchildren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10

flDlILIiluCl NOM page li
at a cost Of $l2O
The board also authorized pay
ment 81 81 900 t0 ] Segar Grayatt.
N Blackstone fol- hls work til repre-
sentlng the county I'LL the Prince
Edward school case
Forest Land Tn
A letter from George w. Dean.
state forester. pointed Out that the
forest acreage Of the county had in
creased slightly over last year
Which would mean tho county n
liable for slightly more expenses
NJ forest fire protection
The letter stated al the rate Of
one cent per acre. the maxinun
amount II county funds ior which
your county N liable Beginning
July 1863 X 81 597
The charges for fire protection
Are made only aS expenses AID iii
calred ID fighting \ fle. and tha
maximum is one ceht per acre for
h. entire county
Thus. Il the cost Of forest protec-
tion h Prince Edward for I958-54
s less thaH Sl 5a7 the County saves
'hat much money \ the cost Nv
Greater than Sl.5al the county pays
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10

S'5 NJ ala NJ. Shirley rarr..p
rave moved 10 Aibcmarle colAty.
near Esmont HI is employed OIL
the Van Chef farm
LINDA. Kaye aid sue Via have
returned H theti home aftei spend
my sonle time with their Grand
parents Mr. and Mrs VIII Adcock
Dot Adcock attended party at
Dilwyn Elementary School given
br John Moran NE school plnci-
pal
Mr. and Mrs Don Humphreys
and theil son Mark visited Mr.
ma Mrs viii Adcock.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-10
Supervisors

Continued nom page
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14
New Subdivision
Opened in Pandora
By Clarence Diller

The opening of new pilot SUBJ
division in the village of Pandora,
his third addition to that community
since December of 1945, was an
nounced this week by Clarence d.
Diller, well-known Bluffton insurance
man and developer.
The new Pandora subdivision is
located along North High street and
recently completed Diller street. All
utilities are provided in the develop
ment with hard surfaced street and
sewers.
The development is planned with
building setback lines and restric-
tons in the deeds to insure orderly
development and protect home own
ers against commercial or industrial
encroachment or out-of-character res.
idential blight.
The lots vary in size with all having
over 80 foot frontage and approx.
mately $50 feet depth.
Opening of the new subdivision was
announced with the erection of eight
new Burma Shave" type signs along
Crawfis road this week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14
Shelter To Attend
Colorado Math Meet

Luther Shelter, associate professor
of mathematics at Bluffton college,
left Tuesday for Greeley, Colorado,
where he will preside at a sectional
meeting of the National Council OF
Teachers of Mathematics several days
next week.
Prof. Shelters group will be a
laboratory section on the making oi
multi-sensory aids to teaching math'
ematics.
He will be accompanied by Mrs
Shelter and Joenita, Terry and Lu
Anna. Following the Greeley meeting
they will spend a week or two visit
ing scenic spots in Colorado and other
points in the west.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14
Employees Honor
Former Ford Dealer

Employees and their families of the
former BiXel Motor Sales were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Bixel, retiring owners of the Bluffton
Ford-Mercury agency, at a barbecue
dinner Tuesday evening in the Air
port grove.
Following a delicious meal of char
coal grilled spareribs and sweet corn
prepared by Harold Carey, employees
surprised their former boss with the
presentation of plaque inscribed as
follows: ITO The Bixels: In appreci-
alton of thoughtful and unselfish
business leadership for the benefit
of all of us. we present this token
of our esteem. Your employees and
families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brooke, new
owners of the business were well
coined and presented with a go
ahead" motto.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14
Mothers Study CLUB
Continued from p. u


The food committee, headed by
Harold Klingler and Maurice Fett,
will provide ice cream, hot coffee,
milk, soft drinks and sandwiches.
Mr.. Fett said that his committee
includes Howard Stager and Leland
Gerber in charge of arrangements
for tables and chairs; Maynard
Geiger and Harold Oldaker public
address system. Gene Benroth and
Millt Edwards are also members of
the committee.
Entrants who have registered by
press time in the beauty contest to
be held Thursday, August u, at the
Bluffton Businessmen picnic follow
with the name of their sponsors:
Joan Long, Lafayette, Waltermire' S:
Roberta Hause, Rawson, Vida-Vidella
Shop; Janice Triplehorn, Bluffton,
BIuffton Builders Supply; Ruth Hicks,
Williamstown, ErnSberger Jewelry;
Carole Parkins, Beaverdam, A to 2
Meats; Judy Schiffke, Bluffton
Koontz Sinclair; Carol Schmidt, Bluff.
ton, Swank Barber Shop; Sue Bash
Bluttton, Stelnman Bros. LUMBER 20
Melinda Marshall. Columbus Grove
F'ett Hardware.
Nancy Eikenbary, Bluffton, Western
Auto Associate store; Pam Miller
Bluffton, Lugibihl Newsstand; Karei
Gilbert, Bluffton, Rice Dry Goods, To
Shop; Nancy Houts, Bluffton, Steinel
Building and Lumber company; Shar
on Reichenbach, Bluffton, A. Hauen
stein and Son; Betty Lou Gaiffe
Bluffton, Swank Bros. Meats; Louise
Core, Bluffton, Vance Paint and Wall
paper.
Ruth Stewart, Blluffton Horseshoe
Grill; Joyce Schmutz, Bluffton. Loot
bourrow's Drugs; Raeleen Bucher
Bluffton, Bluffton Telephone com
pany; Melanie Benroth, Bluffton, Mil
lager Cut Rate; Ruth Frankhauser
Bluffton Carma Theatre; Carol SUE
Devier, Bluffton, Crows Scent to S
store.
Patty Stewart, Bluffton Mummi
Electric Shop Judy Frankhauser
Bluffton, Brooke Motor Sales; Bev
erly Benroth. Bluffton, The Blufftol
News; Martha GratZ, Bluffton, Nj
swander Newsstand; Barbara Katter
heinrich, Bluffton, the Ex-Cell-O Corn
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14
COUnciLUOman VIII
Clean Up Government

Hitting the predictions of the
supporters of women i'm govern.
ment" right on the head, BIuffton
councilwOman Stella Lauriat has
announced her plans to clean up
village government.
Or at least the parts that are
susceptible to cleaning.
Mrs. Lauriat and Mrs. Donna
Henderson, who assists in the
board of public affairs office, are
planning to provide new draperies
and window shades for the office
shared by the council and the
board.
Fond hopes for painting the
room later I'm the winter were
even expressed by Mrs. Lauriat,
but this, she says, will require
the cooperation of the already
much-harassed village work crew.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14
Double Style Show
Slated at Balmer's

A special performance of Balmer's
annual Fall Style Show has been
slated Thursday, August u, at II AS
a. m. to permit working women to
view the latest styles during their
lunch hour. A second show has been
scheduled the same afternoon at 2
o'clock for housewives.
Local women and children will
model the new apparel including falls
version of the chemise and all that's
new in fabrics and design of dresses,
coats, blouses and accessories.
Mrs. Balmer will give the COM
mentary for the show. Door prizes
will be offered at each show.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14
Contestants Listed In Beauty Contests

and Mary Badertscher, Bluffton, Ed
elweisS Restaurant
Contestants in the Gay COS contest
are Joe Urich, Jr., sponsored by
Urich'S IGA; Sam Diller, Basinger
Funeral home; Mrs. Robert E. STRAIT
ton, the Chares Company: Mrs. Jude
Westrick, Dixie Marathon station;
Mrs. Ralph Moser, Crows; Mrs.
Charles Steiner, Balmer's; Mrs. Orr
vile Basinger, Steiner and Huser.
Others may enter the contest until
midnight next Monday. Registrations
are taken at The Bluffton News and
contestants are asked to attend a
meeting Wednesday evening at 8 D.
m. in the elementary school for brief.
ing.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14
NOTICE OF APPotSTMENT

Estate of NJ. M. Muyfay Deceased.
Notice is hereby giyen that Dwight c. MUIR
ray of 2l2-2l4 NiSs Bldg. Findlay, Ohio,
has been duly appointed Executor of the
Estate of M. NJ. Murray deceased. late OF Allen
County, OHIO.
Creditors areS Srsauired to file their claims
with said fidueiafy within four months.
Dated this 26kh day of July 1858.
Paul Rockey
Prohake Judge of said COghty
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14
LEGAL NOTICE
AIk AFpAa

john E. Miller, wlRose last known place of
address was 70l Warrington Avenue, Pitts
burgb 10. Pennsylvania is hereby notified that
Barabara A. Miller has filed her petition
agalhst him for divorce and other equitable
reief on the ground of gross neglect Of duty
In Case Number 45240 of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Allen County. Ohio. and that
said cause will be for hearing on or after
six weeks from the date of the first pub
lication Of this notice.
Nburbin. Navarro. Rizor & DaPore
u, s. Navarro
Attorneys for Plaintiff
602 Cook Tower, Lima, Ohio
Aug. Ia, 81, 2S Sept. 4. II. Is
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14
REUNION NOTICE

The Ewing reunion will be hello
Sunday, August II at Orange Center
Bring full basket and own table serv,
icp
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14

TeIesis
A Circus Picnic Supper" for the
Telesis members and their families
will be held at Shelter at the Ada
park, Monday, August Is, no matter
what the weather.
The meal will begin at $50 p. m.
and their will be recreation both be-
fore and after the meal.
Mothers Study CLUB
Mothers Study club will meet on
Monday, August 13 at the home of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14
Bluftson Women's Garden Club

BlufftOn WOmen's Garden Club
On August q, Miss Ocie Anderson
and Mrs. J. S. Steiner will be hostess
10 the Bluffton Women's Garden club
at 2:30 p. m. Guest speaker for the
meeting will be Mrs. Frank Babbage
Regional Director.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-08-14

Ruby Murray. Ferne Ramseyer will
be in charge of the evenings pro-
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Alumni to Hear JUDGE

Judge Whitney uillilland.
second vice president Of the
Federal Bar Association and
chairman Of the Foreign Claims
Settlement Commission. win
address q luncheon meeting Of
Sigma M Phi alumni at 1918
pm. tomorrow In Caruso's res
taurant. EAT Eleventh street