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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Halloween Activity
Set For Buckingham

Attention The uNICEF drive is
on its way Due to conflicting
dates the churches Of the Bucking-
ham Charge Will solicile for
uNlCEF Thursday evening. Octo-
Der 80 instead OF Halloween night
Gather al The Veteran : Hall al
Is pm Thursday. October 30.
Folks al honle-yeu are reminded
the UNlCEt Drive is TO help those
who cannot help themselves. 50 .
when the Halloween spooks' cali
Oh you be Happy. be generous.
Miss Cathy Ann Whorley. Of
Lynchburg. visited her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pat Whorley
last week end
Mr. and Mrs, John Spencer and
Mr. and Mrs Rudolph LeSueur
motored to Goshen Pass Sunday
Mrs. 10 Ann Ashworth and son.
Of Mississippi. visited Mr. and Mrs
Robert Gillian several days re
Gently
There will be a dance sponsored
by the veterans at the Buckingham
Veterans Memorial Hall Friday
October 81 Music will BE- furnished
by Harvey Avres and his dorchester
Mrs. Allan Shepherd left by
plane Saturday for ST Louis. Mo.
70 be with her husband. who has
Just returned from Japan. He has
received his discharge
O. p Sadier was honored with
surprise birthday party Tuesday
bv his sister. Mrs. Virgilia Sadler
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28

DR.. Hudgins Author
OF Meditation In
"The Upper Room"

DR.. Herbert f. Hudgins, Of Farm
vile, is the author Of the medlta-
ton being used on Sunday Novem-
Der 30 by an estimated eleven mil
lion people around the world who
are readers OF The Upper Room
TIE Upper Room. a devotional guide
under the editorship Of DR.. J. Man
ming Potts. has world circulation
OF more than three million copies.
II II published In 81 editions includ-
ing 20 languages. English Brallle
and English Talking Book.
Mr. Hudgins based his meditation
on Genesis 81 The serpent /.
said God said He says IN
part: In lifelong struggle with evil
let us remember that We are chill
dren Of God When we trust Him,
He will not allow US to be tempted
beyond what we can stand but will
help us on TO victory over the temp
tation." The meditation IS conclud-
ed with a prayer and thought for
the day
Because OF the wide leadership
and popularity Of The Upper Room.
il IN considered high honor 70
have meditation selected and puo-
lishcd In the worlds most widely
used devotional guide DR. Potts, the
editor points out that each nedita-
ton appears not only In English but
each Of the other language editions
including Arabic Italian. Armen-
ian. Japanese. Thai. Hindi. Krean.
Greek. Spanish. Swedish. Urdu,
Portuguese, Tagalog, Ilocano. Telu-
Ru. Norwegian. Persian, Finnish,
Russian. Tamil, Hungarian, Chinese
Gujarati, Cebuano. French. Bur
mcse. Marathi. Slnhalese, and Kan
NADIA Chaplains report that a spec
ial pocket sized edition is the Item
of religious literature most often re-
aucsted by men and women In the
military services Many thousands
81 copies are made available TO vet
Grams hospitals also.
+ Mr. Hudgins meditation, with the
others III the November December
isSue. Is a part Of the ministry OF
10 900 churches In the United States
and Canada These churches repre-
sent every Protestant denomination
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Glendale

Rev and Mrs Carlton Milstead
and son. David and Rev. c. r.
Stephenson were dinner guests
Tuesday of Mr., and Mrs. Henry
Wood. of Gold Hill
Miss Judy and Patricia Shumaker
and Miss Jane Dudley Moseley. of
Glendale. were majA'ettes from
Buckingham Central High School
who epent Friday and Saturday In
Richmond.
Revival at Buckingham Baptist
church conducted by Rev C. r.
Stephenson and the pastor, Rev.
Carlton Mllsted. last week was a
big success. Wonderful messages,
lovely singing and large congrega-
tons. with IA additions to the
church and many re-dedications
rounded out the week
A lovely luncheon was given in
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Ran
IAdolph Harrison Tuesday. October
q in Cumberland county honoring
Senator and Mrs. Frank Lee WIKI
lnson. OF Kansas City. Mo Col
and Mrs. Jesse NJ Johnson. Mrs.
+ j. Harrison and Mrs. Jesse
Clark all Of Richmond, Mrs Bes-
sic e. Jackson. OF Wealthia. and
MIS-. Annie p. Johnson. OF Glen
dale. We're present
her decendent. Clifford
Jones. OF Jones Town, had super
vlsed the clearing Of The Marker
Site. which made the Marker"
show up beautifully against the
lovely green back ground Senator
Wilkinson appointed his cousin
Clifford Jones to supervise per-
oetual clearing OF the marker site
IN the future
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Halloween Carnival
Set For POwhatan

A Halloween carnival viii be held
at the Powhatan War Memorial
building. Wednesday. October % at
pm
Various contests and games will
dominate the first part Of the pro-
gram which will be climaxed by a
special costume parade Prizes will
be awarded winners ii each Of the
featured contests Participants in
the costume parade will also be eli
glble for a number of prizes
The carnival will be climaxed
with a dance in the War Memorial
building with music provided by
the "Powhatan Moonshiners. The
dance is scheduled to begin at 9:l5
pm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Dickerson Wins First
Prize In GIN Contest

George + Dickerson. of New
man Chevrolet Sales Corporation
was first place winner in a recent
General Motors contest held in
Petersburg The test included pro-
duct information and centered
around the 1889 Chevrolet
Other retail statesmen from the
large Southside District offered
competition at the General Motors
dealers meeting. but Dickerson had
the correct answers
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28

Prices right now show that stor-
age would make money for You.
The cash market price Ia some sec
lions Of the state Is down to 81 SO
IL cents below The support price
YQm should moi have to take less
Than S2o4 ior your beans minus tn.
cosi u handling and storing
Ii Richmond. this week soybeans
We're 81 s8 IN the northern neck 81
Virginia $ ~ ii the Norfolk area
Sl - to 81. and III Baltimore. So %
10 81 05 November futures are S2ll
Corn
Corn prices are not going K
slump off They may show some
strengthening Or adjustment In The
next faW weeks But any gain vii
lfe small So farmers having corn L
sclI lib commercial areas but no.
within allotmcnts o. farmers IN non
commercial areas should Yell rather
than hold II YOU are in con
mercial ARIA and within your allot
mcnt. the loan rate for such corr
N $l5l
Early demand for rev corn /.
good and Is expected To remain 50
There IL a continuing demand from
feed manufacturers and also for tn
export market after last year
Short supply
Supply for the nation this year +
X per cent larger than last and j
per cant above the average corr
crop Including carryover, total sup
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Veterans Sponsor
Buckingham Dance

A round dance will be held in
the Veterans Hall. Buckingham
October 3 from 9 pm. to m
Sponsors are the Buckingham VIEW
and VIEW Ladies Auxiliary and
American Legion Post So.
The music for the occasion Viii
be provided BY Harvey Ayers. Of
Richmond All proceeds Viii he
utilized to pay for the Kitchen Id
The Veterans Hall.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Fair Beauty Winner
Finalist In Richmond

miss Five County Fair Of 1852,
Emma Jean Reynolds Of Red
House, was one Of the finalists at
the State Fair In Richmond, ac
cording to J c. BrIckert, f a lr
general manager
Iii a letter Of thanks to Brickert.
Miss Reynolds said in part The
week end in Richmond was very
exciting and wonderful In every
way It is certainly an experience
that shall never forget. Being a
flnalist there was really a surprise
to me. | received lovely gold
pin
The daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
P G. Reynolds. Of Red House. Miss
Reynolds is senior at Radfor1
College.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
George D. Sizemore,
Retired Pamplin
Merchant, Dies, 81

Graveside rites for George Daniel
Sizemore. 81. retired Pamplin mer-
chant, who died Friday afternoon
Oct "a, at his home. were con
Quoted Sunday at 4 pm. in Pamp-
lin Community Cemetery
He had been in declining health
for several years. He was a mem
Der Of Pamplin Methodist Church
Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Della
King Sizemore: a daughter. Miss
Hilda Sizemore, Of Pamplin. a son
Willie L. Sizemore. of Hiram, Ohio
five grandchildren. and four great
grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28

Beekeepers should clip the queen
bees wings, the left on the odd
year. the right Oh the even. This
will keep the owner posted on the
queens age and prevent her from
flying away if the colony swarms.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28

ply viii BE- approximately $500 900.
900 bushels this year.
III Virginia this week corn was
bringink sl35 to 81 AS. In the Valley
81 20. and IN Norfolk. ST Is to ST rs.
In the Piedmont area. 81 25 was be
Ing paid December futures are 81 10
and support prices are: CONNER
cial area noncompliance $l2l
and noncommercial area compli-
ance. Sll3
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Mrs. j. w. Vaughan
Buried At Amelia

A graveside funeral service for
Mrs. John W. Vaughan who died
Friday. Oct "a. at her home at
Amelia. were held Saturday after
noon at $50 O'Clock In the GENE
terry Of A mel "a Presbyterian
Church.
She Is survived by two daughters
TIE Misses Elizabeth Nj and Edith
M Vaughan. four sons. w 7
Vaughan. j W. Vaughan and n ID
Vaughan. all Of Amelia, and I G
Vaughan. OF Charleston. w Va. and
four grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28

The first Presbyterians in Prince
Edward County were the Scotch
Irish settlers from Pennsylvania
who planted the Buffaloe Settle
ment.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28

Newspaper advertising never
interrupts, obtrudes, onnoys.
1t gets the VOLUNTARY ot-
tention Of readers who turn
to it, at their own convent
enoe, for information thot
they wont and need in order
to buy to their own best 3D.
vantage
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
A
(Viene de In PasIna a.

ces Sc vuelven tan pesados en-
nuestro amino como para preo.
cuparnos intenSamente. El es-
piritu Sc lorna mas leve cuando
Sc liberia de las Attitudes inius-
tas, de las palabras que conde-
nan sin previo juicio, de las
intransigencias ante los defec.
tos de nuestras amistades.
Sc debe pedir siempre al Sc
nor que nos 'cOnceda claridad
de criterio, que nos ilumine con
la mayor ecuanimidad possible
ante nuestrOs pensamientos y
ATTITUDES y que nos permita
siempre ell don inestimable de
reconocer nuestros errores.
Seran muchas las veces que
necesitamos infinidad de opor-
tunidades de esa rectifica-
cion de pensamientos o actitu-
des injustas con respecto a no.
sotros, y 81 hemos aprendido a
comprender y reconocer 10 fa-
Gil que es caer en- I'm error, po-
dremos valorar en- TODD SUI sig
nificado ell reconocimiento que
hagan los demas de una apre-
ciaci6n equivocada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
coNEERENcIA

CCOntinusei6n de Ia Pagina -
partamento de Cambios del
Banco Central Venezolano, res
pectivamente.
La conferencia a la que los
expertos asisten a titulo perso-
nal, ha sido convocada por la
secretaria e~jecutiva de la CE
PAL. Es similar a la d~esarrolla-
da, hace dos meses en- Santiago,
con representatives de Argen.
tina, Brasil Chile y Uruguay.
La CEPAL informo que la
reunion obedece a propositos
de examinsr la posibilidad de
resolver prublemas especificos,
tocantes al intercambio entire
determinados paises del area,
pero cuya soluci6n tiene suma
Importance en- general, desde
eI punto de vista de la cres-
ci6n de posiciones apropiadas
para ~desgraduar establecimien-
tos del mercado regional de
America Latina.
Aparte de ciertos problemas
especificos relatives al ira.
fiCo commercial entire Venezuela,
Ecuador y Colombia Sc analiza-
ran en- forma preliminar, las
pasibilidades de specialization
en- producciones que podrian
aconsejar la participation de
las tres naclones, en- acuerdos
regionales de ensanchamiento
al mercado a base de reciproci-
dad.
En- la reunion de bancos cen
trales a c%eltbrarse en- Rio de
JaneirO, a partir del "a de este
mes, Sc tratara de fundar un
sistema de II snsferencias multi
lsterales de saldOs, entire cuen-
tas bilaterales como regimen de
TRANSITION hacia la multilaterali-
dad de los pages en- la region.
Sc trata, de esta manera, de
agiiizar ell concrete latinoame-
ricano que Sc rige, en- SUI ma
yOr volumen. por intermedio de
cuentas bilaterales entire dos
paises latinoamericanos. Sin EN-
barge en- forma restringida, Ar
gentina, Uruguay y Brasil, han
hecho va transferencia de las
divisas de cuentas, en- 10 cual
han sido invitados a particular
todos los passes latinoamerica-
nos, debido a que afgunos no
estan ligados por cuentas bila.
terales de compensation, y Sc
inician ahora negociaciones pa.
ra llegar a acuerdos bilaterales
de pages y Sc ha estimado que
deben tener la posibilidad de
entrar como los demas en- Ell
nuevo Sistema.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
FL "JULA JUP"

los peces; y resulta que Corky
es hoy la "estrella" del espec-
taculo ofreciendo magnificas ex-
hibiciones de "jula jup", que
este hace mediante sinuosos mo-
vimientos, que ejecuta en- Ell
aire, con ell arc o "jup" a la
altura de su viertre.
Esperamos ahora yer cual
sera la proxima "locura colec-
tiva" y cast podemos asegurar
que, de ser fisicamente possible,
Corky y Sparkle trataran de
particular en- ella.
Ell Seaquarium de Miami, que
cada dia atrae mas ~turistas, Sc
halla a corta distancia del CEN
tro de Miami, y puede llegarse
hasta ALI en- no mas de is mi
nutos de autom6vil, siguiendo
la Carretera Federal No. / has
ia la entrada del Viaducto "Ric-
kenbacker" a cuya margen se
halls instalado ell mejor acua-
rio de toda America.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

4, America Latina, basada sobre
una amistad personal, cordial y
p%ermanente y no sobre progra-
mas de apremio cuando esta-
mos en- dificultades en- ell exte-
rior."
p Elevar la estatura de la Or
%ganizaci0n de Estados America
nos, como Instruments verdade.
70 de una politica de hemisfe-
rio Y de I'm concepto de comu-
nidad.
81 Concrete mas libre entire
las Americas.
~ Incentives, en- cuanto a
impuestos u otros para estimu-
lar la inversion privada de Es-
tados Unidos en- America Lati-
ma, para contribuir a la indus
trializacion Y a la diversified
clon economical,
81 Creacion de alguna clase
de mecanismo, para cerrar la
brecha en- las condolences del
concrete.
g. Otorgamiento de empires.
titos a largo plazo en- moneda
norteamericana tanto como la
tinoamericana.
y Mayor intercambio de per-
sonas, particularmente estudian-
ties y maestros, y I'm enfasis ma
yor en- la e~nsenanza de la his
toria y lenguas latinoamerica-
mas,
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
URUGUAY
continuation de la pzg. 8

Continuation de la pAs. 81
das a la Inlasa and Nervoir.
quisieran lcgrar la inversion pri
vada norteamericana de unos
100000 de dolares incluyen-
do 3.500.000 dolares en- capital
y maquinaria. Una suma adicio-
nal de 100000 d6lares Sc dice
que estaria disponible en- fuen-
ties locales de Uruguay.
Las firmas uruguayas, segun
las. fuentes oficiales de Monte
video han estado Importance
cerca de la mitad de sus nece-
Shades de acero y produciendo
localmente 10000 toneladas con
chatarra d~omestica. Ell proyec.
to es, para un aumento inicial
de production de unas 10000
toneladas auuales.
Para este proposito Sc dice
Que hay disponibles reserves de
mineral de hero de buena ca.
lidad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
GRACE -.

GRACE
(COntinuaci6H de Ia pag. 81
ra la negligencia sobre este
asunto."
A juicio de Grace, Ell plan de
Beltran es, en- realidad, de co
munidad en- ell sentido economi-
co, una comunidad del hemis-
ferio occidental. Esto no Supone
vinculos u obligaciones politicas
mas fuertes que las ahora exis-
tentes, en- los tratados de amis-
tad y concrete de Estados Uni
dos con los paises latinoameri-
canos, o dentro de la carta de
la Organization de Estados Anne
ricanos.
"Pero implica -anadio- mu-
tuas y reciprocas preferencias
economicas Y concesiones para
ell bien comun".
"Para tener unidad en- este
Hemisferio -prosiguio ell ora
dor tendremos que hacer a
un lado las considerations po-
liticas en- la segunda guerra
mundial, al sofocar ell comunis-
mo en- Italia Y Grecia, y en- Ell
Cercano 0riente y en- Asia"
Asimismo enuncio un prOgra-
ma de siete puntOs para alcan-
Ear tales obietiyos, a saber:
y Adoption de 'una actitud
nueva, activa y positiva hacia
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
-.


Continuation de la pag. 81
en- ell segundo semestre de
1857; y 2.268. 900 900 dolares en-
ell primer semestre de 1887
Las exportaciones a las repu-
blicas latlnoamericanas repre-
sentaron un 30.4 por ciento del
total de las exportaciones de
Estados Unidos, en- ell primer
semestre de 1858 en- compare
cion con 1876 por ciento, en- e
primer semestre de 1857.
Las reduccioneS mas impor.
taates en- IL, importaciones de
la America Latina en- ell primer
semestre de 1858, en- compare
cion con el mismo periodic de
1857 fueror:
Lana sin elaborar, reduction
de 20.000.0Un de dolares o sea
hasta SIG por ciento.
Petr6leo y productos deriVa.
dos, reduction de 26.000.000 de
dolares o sea 81 por ciento.
Metales y manufactures de
metal, reduction de 100000 600
de dolares o sea 1872 por Glen
to.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

una politica de "buen vecino" entire las re-
tremendo acierto para ell mundo libre duran.
tie la segunda guerra mundial, cuando la
America Latina Sc convirti6 en- eel arsenal
economico de la democracia". En- 1860 los
asuntos economicos prevaleceran sobre los pc.
liticos en- la campana electoral
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
BUZON -.
Viene de la PagIna q
Ell Case DE CLOrILDE

Ell Case DE CLOTILDE
PREGUNTA: Una Iector.
que Sc fjrma ClotiIde me
cuenta que Heva viviendo bas.
tante tempo con SUI marido.
sin llegar a ser felices Dor.
que Ell ha sidO siempre un DO.
co irresponsible. Ultimamen.
te pareci6 zanzibar, perO de
prOntO, I'm buen dia, pOr cues.
TONES de pOquisima impOr.
tancia, Ell la golpe6. Entire
mi cOnsultante y sus hernia
mas echaron al maridO de Ia
casa y no lie han vueltO a adj.
mitir a pesar de que eI pidi6
perd6n y prOmeti6 compOr.
tsrSe bien. R~ecientemente. Ell
espOsO ha cOmpradO un apar.
tamentO y quiere recOnciIiar.
Sc con mi cOmunicante y rea.
nudar la vida en- cOmdn.
RESPUESTA: Son muchas.
a mi juiclO, las pruebas que
Su maridc viene dandO de su
Sinceridad az querer normaIi.
Ear su matrimoniO, pOr 10 que
esta listed EN- ciertO mOdO
Obligada a darle la OpOrtuni-
dad que Ell pide con tanta
insistencia. Ell hijO ademas
impOne SACRIFICES a los que
listed no puede renunciar. Sc
me figura tambien que listed
esta muy encarinada con sus
hermanaS y la duele sepa-
rarse de elias sin cOnsiderar
que pOr encima esta ell de.
Der de renirse con SUI espOsO.
HagalO y abandOne esas reser.
vas que abriga sObre un posi-.
BILE fracasO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

en- materia, ce defensa han de
aumentar.
La embajsda brasilena y el
gobierno norteamericano Sc ne.
garon por intermedio de sus
funcionarios respectivos, a pro.
porcionar cifras de ninguna cla-
Sc sobre la cantidad de equipo
que Sc enwara a Brasil con
arreglo Ell acuerdo en- question.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
LATINOAMERIcA

tVlene de Ia Pag1na DOS)
presidenciales de 1860 propongan y apoyen
nuevas proposiciones sobre mejoramiento ge-
neral de las relaciones nteramericanas
Mueho antes de ser elegido presidente,
en- 1882, Franklin Delano Roosevelt recono-
clio la necesidad y la convenience p%olitica de
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

DR.. Fidel Castro Ruiz
C~omandante en- Jefe,
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
NOtas SOciuIes
cumpIeeKos
(viene de Ia PAnfna %

~ ~ 0kAAlG ~
cumpleoHos
Extra hoy en- un nuevo ano
de vida la gentil dana cubana
sonora Eugenia RiverO de Sic.
IRA, esposa del senior LeOpOldo
Sierra, y con tai motive nos
complace enviarle nuestras sim
ceras felicitaciones y votos por-
que disfrute de muchos amos
mas de existencia.
$50
Aver celebro la grata OCCASION
de SUI cumpleanos la gentil Sc.
norita Beatriz Castaneda, hiia
del senior Eduardo Castaneda v
sonora, Herminia COntreras de
Castaneda, niembros estimados
Gle nuestra colonia hispano-
americana residente en- esta ciu-
dad.
Hasta Nassau en- donde Sc en-
cuentra actuslmente gozando de
vacaciones re enviamos nues-
tras mas calidas felicitaciones Y
deseos de que cumpla muchos,
y muy dichosos, amos mas de
vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

presencia de tai base en- su tie.
rritorio nacional y que de tai
suerte necesitaria mas equipo
para sus fuerzas armadas.
Ell articu)o sexto del acuer.
do sobre ID base reconoce que
las responsibilities de Brasil
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

Rodeado del afecto de sus
amorosos padres celebra en- Ell
dia de hoy sus siete amos de
edad Ell simpatico nino Pablo
Martinez, hijo de la gentil pa
reja puertorriquena tornado
por Ell senior Cruz Martinez y Sc
nora, Carmen Guadalupe de
Martinez.
lie enviamus nuestraS caluro-
sss felicitacioneS y votos porque
diSfrute de una prlongada y
pl ospera existencia.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-18
Former State Pres.
To Address Local
B&PW Club Mon.

Mrs. Dorothy L. Flechtner of
Findlay, past state president of
the Business and Professional
Women clubs, will be the guest
speaker at a meeting of the local
chapter Monday evening Sep
tember q.
The club will meet at $50 p m.
in the EdleWeiss dining room
for a smorgasbord luncheon.
Mrs. Flechtner will speak on
the topic, 1.-THE Privilege of Re-
sponsibility." She will also show
slides of the Biennial in Seattle
where she attended. Several new
members of the Bluffton club
will be welcomed by the speaker.
The membership committee in,
Guiding Mrs. Helen Foltz, Mrs
Pearl Mann, Mrs. Jean Yoder
and Miss Fern Bixel are ir
charge of arrangements.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-18
Karl Gierman
New Mems Garden
Club President

Karl Gierman was elected 1858
So president of the Bluffton Mems
Garden club at their annual
meeting September 10. He sue
ceeds Darwin Luginbuhl.
Other officers chosen for the
new term include: DR.. w. M. Nj
swander, vice-president; Leland
Gerber, second vice-president;
Oliver Zimmerman, secretary,
and Kermit Herr, regional direc-
tor.
The new officers assume their
positions at the October meet
ing, Wednesday, October 8.
One of the major responsible
ties of the new officers will be
consideration of activities con-
nected with the regional confer
ence of Mems Garden Clubs OF
America which will be held in
Bluffton in 1860.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-18
II Attend Scout
District Roundup

Fourteen men from Bluffton
attended the district Boy Scout
recognition dinner and roundup
at Ottawa Parochial high school
last week.
George Bohrer, Bluffton scout
ing leader, conducted a scouters
roundtable after the dinner.
Several area scout leaders spoke
during the dinner.
Attending from Bluffton were
Richard Pannabecker, CLAYTON
Hardness, Richard Weaver, Don
Augsburger, George Bohrer,
Clair Michel, Ben Schiffke, Bob
Sawyer, John Gilbert, Carter
Shisler, Fred Reichenbach, Fred
Swank, Ralph Reichenbach and
Gerald Huber.
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callers in the home of Mrs. Le-
more Montgomery.
Mr.. Paul Diller, Mr.. and Mrs,
Carl Favorite and daughter
Edith, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Diller
and daughters were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Geiger and
daughters. celebrating the birth
day anniversary of Paul Diller
and Regina Favorite.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Hostettler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gratz, Mr..
Fred Gratz, Mrs. Minnie Moser
Mrs. Phoebe Gratz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Diller and DR.. and Mrs. l..
o. Gratz of Gainesville. Fla.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Q. Geiger and daughters Tues
day evening. DR.. Gratz showed
the guests interesting pictures of
Switzerland, Italy, Greece and
Germany.