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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-13

Maurice E. and jeanette Burk-
holder have purchased property of
Harold E. and Lennie M. Downey on
Pearl street in Beaverdam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin S. Burkholder
gave surprise" birthday dinner for
their granddaughter Judy Fisher, at
the PIX Restaurant Sunday. Present
were Misses Sharon Sheets and
Carolyn Taylor from Decatur, Indiana
and from Beaverdam were Misses
Julia Bushong, Jean Ann Burk-
holder, Esther Carpenter and Pat
Marsuart.
Word just received from Leo and
Ethel Nelson, who are down at Port
Isabel, Texas. Leo says spring seems
to have arrived there as the farmers
are planting cotton, and the mocking
birds are tuning up little stronger
He says this winter has been a little
cooler than usual but have had no
frost or freezing weather yet. They
have been having plenty fish to eat,
as somebody usually catches more
than they can use. Wild ducks, as
far as eating, are little too wild"
for him. Leo says his favorite food is
still oysters. One neighbor who has
been watching Leo's TV pretty
regularly is returning the favor by
treating them to an oyster dinner at
the Gulf Cafe Restaurant that eve
ming. Well, we are all happy to hear
the Nelson's are enjoying themselves,
down in Texas this winter, and we
hope to see them back in Ohio this
spring, when the robins return.
Gary Truck spent the week end of
February at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Truck.
Gary has accepted a new position
three-months ago at Sinclair Research
Laboratory, Harvey, Illinois.
Pfc. Ned Truck, formerly stationed
in Germany with the 9Th Infantry
Division, has been released from Fort
Sheridan, Illinois, the 5th of Febru-
ary. He spent total of sixteen
months in Germany, with the majority
OF time being spent at Schwabes
Gneund, with the 9Th Med. Bn.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-13
Services Saturday
For Cleo N. Smith


Funeral services were held Satur-
day in the Diller Funeral Home for
Cleo N. Smith, Beaverdam native
who died early Thursday morning in
st. Rita's hospital, Lima.
Born May 1890, in Beaverdam, he
married Florence Settler in 1890.
Survivors include his wife; niece,
Mrs. Mary E. Burkholder, Bluffton
and nephew, Dale Davidson, Mime.
apolis, Minnesota,
A Nickel Plate railroad clerk for
35 years, he was a veteran of World
War |. He was a member of the
Bluffton American Legion post, En-
manuel Evangelical and Reformed
church and the Mems Brotherhood oi
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-13
Lafayette Initiates
Six Chapter Farmers

Six vocational agriculture students
recently received the Chapter Farmer
degree from the Lafayette chapter
of the Future Farmers of America.
Receiving the degree were Dick
Fleming, Melvin Cayton, Fred Pat
terson and Bill Andrews from Lafay-
cite and Bob Decker and Jim Brent
from Shawnee.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-13
ArmOrsville

WSWS of the Liberty Chapel church
meets this Thursday aftrnoon with
Mrs. Ralph Carts.
Past week callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
O.P. Hartman were Mrs. Robert Van
divier and children, Mrs. Mabel Girls
more and Mr.. Cecil Hartman and
son Donald.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young and
family and Mr.. Robert Ewing and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. o. Hilty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Guider and
Miss Margaret Guider spent Thurs
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
McCafferty.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Montgomery
and son called on Mrs. Lenore Mont
gomery Friday afternoon. Jeann
June and Janice Montgomery called
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Reams and Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Klingler and sons
were past week callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Montgomery and family
Mr.. and Mrs Max McCafferty and
family and Mr. and Mrs William j.
McCafferty and daughter were Sun
day supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl McCafferty and son.
Mrs. Grace Klingler spent Saturday
evening at the Clyde Klingler home
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Moser were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Moser and family of Lima
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Hauensteir
called at the Levi Hauenstein home
Sunday afternoon.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-13
ENROLLS AT b. C..

Mrs. Kimmel Marshall has enrolled
at Bluffton college for the second
semester and plans to attend summer
school later. She is continuing her
training in elementary education.
Mrs. Marshall completed three
years at Bowling Green State univer.
sity and also has studied at the Un-
iversity of Colorado and Ohio State
university. She is working towards a
B. S. degree in elementary educa-
ton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-13
THE BLUFFToN NEWS, BLUFFToN, OHIO

MODERN, ATTRACTIVE
is the design of the new
California plant of The Trip
lett Electrical Instrument
Co. at Oceanside. The picture
on the left appeared in the
most recent issue of The
Tripletter, employe publica-
ton of the Triplett Co. The
photo shows two employees
leaving the front entrance of
the plant.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-13
LEGAL NOTICE

Case No. 44757
In the Court of Common Pleas of Allen
County, Ohio. Mabel Jean Hager, ap~fnfant
under the age of twenty-one years OF age.
whose address is r. r. 7 Nara, Louisiana.
and Henry Reche her fsffier and natural
guardian with whom she resides, whose ad-
dress is X. r. 4 Mora. Louisiana, will take
take notice that on the 30th day of January,
1858. the Undersigned. Larry w. Hager flied
his petition against her in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Allen County, Ohio. praying for
divorce and eduitablsefelef. the grounds
of gross neglect ofSduty and wllful absence
from the p1aintff for more than one year.
Said case will@be for hesfing on and after
the 24thfday Of March. A. ID. 1855. .ssFE
fLarryFW. Hager, an infant BY Lloyd
Ray lynn. his next Of friend. Plain
By Bennett & Bennett
His Attorneys
sol National Bank Building
Lima. Ohio
Feb. 6, 13, 20 81. Mar. 9. 12
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-13
THURSDAY, FEB. 6, 1858

the church.
The Rev. v. c. Oppermann and the
Rev. Sylvan Lehman officiated at
| funeral services with burial in the
church cemetery.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
FARANDULA
(Viene de la Pag. -

tuaciones verdaderamente en-
comiables. A la premiere en- Ro-
ma 4siStieron entire otraS cele-
bridades del cine, Anna Mag
mani, Audrey Hepburn y Gina
Lollobrigida. .''SaNonara" es ell
film que mas nominaciones ha
c~onquistado de la Academia de
Aries V Cienc,as Cinematografi-
cas- de Hollywood, siendo In
numero de diez. Produjo William
Goetz y dirigio Joshua Logan.
La sorpresa que Stewart Gran
ger 4e dio a SUI esposa Jean
Simmons, por SUI cumpleanos fue
un maravilloso collar de perlas y
diamantes, disenado por ell mis-
mo.
Ninguna de las actrices d.
LA Historic de la Monja", in
cluyendo a SUI estrella, Audrey !
Hepburn, usan maquillaje algu-
no en- este film. La Historic de
la Monja" va termin6 SUI loca.
cion en- ell Congo Belga y Sc ha
trasladado toda la compania a
Roma donde Sc espera finalizar
la pelicula en- breve.
Cary Grant, mientraS dur6 ell
rodaJe de "Indiscreet". iunto a
la genial Ingrid Bergman, Sc
compr6 I'm nuevo Rolls-Royce,
para traerlo a EStados Unidos a
su regreso. La licencia del CARO-
eS CG444.
Jack Lennon, tenia una de
las manos de Felicia Fsrr. cogi-
da carinoSamente mientras am
Dos contemplation una torrida
escena entire Felicia v Andy
Griffith en- una preview de su
film "Onionhead".
Jean Simmons, en- ell final del
film Home Before Dark, usa
una peluca de canaS, y nj ash su
belleza sufre un apiece.
Red Buttons, Sc ha mudado
para una linda Residential en- Be-
verify Hills. Red vino a Ho-
llywood, debut6 en- "Sayonara",
gano una nomination para ell Os-
car, y. . .Ha hecho como ell gran
Cesar, vino, VIC y venci6. . Fell
cidades Red. ..
Ann Baxter esta magistraI en-
La Sombra Maligna", junto a
Richard Todd.
Sc anunci6 que Mike Taxa re-
gresa en- estos dfas de su viaie
por Europa.
"Escenas de la Gale, obra tea
trail de Elmer Rice, Nevada ii CT
ne hace algunos amos con Sylvia
Sydney como protagonista. sera
traSladada de nuevo a la panta-
lila por Anthony Mann, director.
casado con SARITA MONTIEL.
estrella de Gel Ultimo CupIe"
Esta actriz animara ell papel CEN
tral acompahada por DOLORES
DEL RIO. Ell film Sc titulara pa
lada de San juan.
En- "El TEMPO y la vida de
John Barrymore, b~iografia del
famoso actor de otros tiempos,
Su autor, Gene Fowley, hace re.
ferencia a un aguila amaestrada
que en- los ultimos amos sirvi6
de constante compania al cele-
bre galan, y que en- SUI lecho de
muerte este envi6 al zool6pico
porque Sc puso a vofar en- torno
al sanatorio donde Sc halIaba re-
cluido. informan que en- la YER
sion cinematografica de SUI vida.
actualmente en- rodaje actua un
agulla que resDonde p~erfecta-
mente a las 6rdenes oraIes v Sc
males luminosas que Sc lie hacen
Supongo que animara ell papel de
la 0tra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
The Three RS In the Air Aqe
By ADELE CHIDAKEL
star Stan Writer

YOU'RE flying $50 miles hour with 45me an-hour
Il 5000 miles?
finding the couldn't
book about Billy visiting Uncle Eds farm wng
his
advantage
lessons instance when the discusses the countries
alive worked getting hecp off ground
All
before distributed nationally.
output kindergarten
hoStesSing other related fields available
school science mathematics English
edition for instance such subjects effects of flying the human
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

SUNDAY D. c., /,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

Dionne Hoffman, O
fifth erode student.
reods O book on airline
hostessing os q career.
distributed by the No
tionol Aviation EdIco-
tion Council. Her por-
ents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Hoffman, $500
Brood Bronch road.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
: HERE, and THERE -

list and Rev. William X. Mat
lhcWS. Peace Baptist and Rev.
Ice + Clay. ST James and kcy.
" c Barnett, Greater Mace.
donna and Rev H. II COlcmon
the services viii close ON Sun.
day Iuly 10. 1888, with the
SpIlr.hiil HapiH, and Rev J t.
Moss Dedication program com.
mttcC Mrs Willie II. Eldrid-c,
chairman Mrs Naeg.c l. Smith.
Nj Albert Thurman. Mr. W. f.
rcccc Mr. W II Mayfield, and
SIR Brown Lee Publicity chair.
man Mrs Helen Il Butler, Mrs.
Beatrice Dc Yampcrt, general
chairman Deacon Fred d.
Haynes cochairman, Rev w. r.
lIsncy pastor
The Friendship Baptist Church
'ri three ears OF young people
10 the fsiih BAPTIST World Youth
conference held IN Toronto, Can.
ada MIR. Lula SirlS Of Greater
New M Zion was a quest of this
Group Rev and Mrs. w Wilson
81 The Oakland Avenue Church
drove some OF their young PEG.
pic TO The conference Mrs vii.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
Separate Rest
Room For Tan
Woman
Continued from Page Al

A~ttfNttGt tttUt o3t W
sccreiary.Treasvrer Patrick e.
German were shocked by the &C.
ton Of the members OF Local
1qS. who had refused TO let Mrs.
Cobb use the rest room and
dressing facilities. They ordered
the local n make immediate
amends TO Mrs. Cobb and 10 urge
the company to do the same.
Lloyd and German also ordered
an investigation into the Locals
efforts TO eliminate racial discri-
mination. The investigation show
cd the inteLrated Local had an
active campaign TO promote har-
monious racial relations but was
finding il difficult to overcome
the feelings in favor of scgrcga-
ton OF some of its white mem
bcrS.
The company agreed to build
rest room and dressing facilities
for Negro women in its new
building program and then to re-
hire Mrs. Cobb. II will compcn-
safe her for the pay she has lost.
The Union has helped Mrs.
Cobb find a similar Job while
she is waiting 10 be rehired by
the Nat Bvring Co.
The AFL~CIO Constitution and
the Constitution of our Union
specifically forbids racial discri-
mination," Lloyd and German
said. Our Union not only adj
here's TO these injunctions, but
has, in its 81 years OF existence,
been one Of the leaders in pro-
noting Brotherhood. Mrs. Cobb's
case shows how completely ridi.
tulous racial segregation is. Il
j. fantastic that woman would
actually lose her job because Sc
parate facilities have TO be pro-
vdcd for Negroes. Such situa-
tons cannot be allowed to hap
pen" they said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05

Sure Is nice TO talk TO you
again and let YOU know the few
things ! know Seems as if every
one is taking the first exit that
leads out Of Detroit for the Holt
day week end Where arc YOU
GOING
Princess Zorah Chapter Sc
O.E.S. proudly celebrated their
lth anniversary at the Commun-
ity Center last Sunday with the
help of all their friends and
ncighbors joining in the cclcbra-
lion. Rev. c. Dardcn. pastor Of
Community Baptist Church. was
the guest speaker The program
also included gospel singers from
Detroit. Mrs. Joseph Lamar,
Worthy Matron,, wishes TO thank
all those who helped in making
the affair a success.
Taxpaying citizens Of RomU-
lvs Township met with the Wa
ter board commissioners last
Wednesday az the Beverly Ele-
mentsry School TO discuss plans
and means OF extending water
for the use OF all the com.
mvnify. Pros and cons where
thoroughly discussed. The fU-
tvre holds the answer. 10 have
or not to have o water extern
ton program.
The students Of Mrs. Valerie
Thomas are looking forward To
their annual recital given at the
Community Center July 18th at
= 30 pm. The affair should prove
to he the highlight of the season.
New students have been added
'and the old ones improved q
hope.
Attention Boys and Girls:
That time is here again when
Bethany Church AZ Beverly
and Second street provides all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
BY BRENDA JOYCE

In September. 1852. the Ink
ster Teen.Age Subcommittee of
the YWCA. in answer to a ques-
ton raised concerning some kind
IF a gala affair for the teen.age
girls just approaching woman
hood. accepted and acted upon a
suggestion from Mrs May Wheel
er. The suggestion was the birth
of the present annual affair. The
name LES Bellies Ball" was sug-
gcstcd by Miss Olive Johnson
and approved by the committee;
the affair has continued TO be
called Les Bellies Ball"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05


the fun, entertainment. and
Biblical knowledge that two
weeks time can hold. The teach.
ers are we'll prepared and we'll
trained. Saturday the teachers
went TO school 10 prepare them
selves for the many boys and
Girls expected 10 attend.
Classes were held in Detroit
from 10 am. until 6 pm.
which gave each teacher
chance 10 learn how and why
OF all the material 10 be used
IN the course. The date is set
for July 9Th 10 the 10th from
1880 until , pm. Hope TO see
ell my old friends and new
ones. Refreshments will be on
sale daily.
Birthdays for the week.
Coundn't find but one in my
notes today and that one is Miss
Jackie Allen of Dexter ST., here
in Wayne, celebrating her day.
July 5th Best wishes to my best
girl.
Sorry 10 hear our Mothers
Club president was III last
week and had 10 spend a little
time in the human repair shop.
Here's hoping she's on The
mend and will be up and al
EN- soon.
Also on the sick list was Mr..
Frank Harris Of Beverly rd who
was rccuperating in Carpenters
Hospital on last week Glad he
back home now. doing nicely.
The family brought him home
sunday. Best wishes for a speedy
recovery.
Well that's all | have TO saw
now except, be- safe. play safe.
drive safe. for a safe holiday.
Have fun.
Marie Byrd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
BY James Alfred Butler

The Rev. Lee T. Clay, pastor
Of the Peace Baptist Church, will
preach at Thompson Avenue
Baptist Church Monday. July 7th
The choir, chorus, missionary so
cicty, nurses, senior ushers and
young adult ushcrs to accom-
pany him.
Annual picnic OF the Peace
Baptist Church will be held
Saturday, July ~. at Elizabeth
Park. Its senior choir will cele-
brate an anniversary Sunday.
July 9th. Pastor. Rev. Lee r.
Clay will be honored on his an
niversary day. Sunday. August
10th.
Two teas are on the church's
social program for the week. One
was given Sunday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. Sebcllc Up
shaw by the Gospel Chorus; and
the other is planned for Sunday
July 7th., sponsored by the Devo
tional Department of the dis
trict mission to be held at 1880
Goddard. State chairwoman and
worship leader, Mrs. Alexander
will be the speaker.
Ways and means committee OF
the Peace Baptist Missionary So
cicty is having a garden party
and fashion tea at l8648 Revere
at the home of Mrs. Lois Peoples
Sunday. July 20. This promises
to be prominent and gala af-
fair. showing the latest fall fash
ions.
The Sunday School is spon-
sorins a breakfast Sunday, July
18th. Troop 1854 Girl Scouts
and cub scout pack will have a
picnic al Belle Isle Monday.
The girls will contest the boys
in a featured softbsli game.
Those on the sick and shvt-in
list this week are Mrs. callie
Mccoy, Mrs. Lulu Cunning.
ham. Mrs. Lille Smith. Mrs.
: Florence Jerry.
Mrs. Julia Hampton, Mrs,
Queenie McRae. Mrs. Nell Green
Mrs. Sweetic Pruitt. Mrs. Beat,
rice Holmes. Mrs. Cornealie
Jones. Welizc Hawkins, Mrs. Will.
lie Floyd. Mrs. Marie Kink, Mrs
Carrie Watts, Samuel Archie,
Mrs. George Lundy.
The Metropolitan Baptist AS.
ISOLATION will be held al the
Church OF Our Father. July ID
through July 10. The Rev. J. H.
cstiin Is pastor.
Monday, August 4th 9th, the
Wolverine State Convention will
be held at the Friendship Bap.
fist Church in Lansing, Michi-
gan. Rev. f. Gladstone Scott is
pastor.
Session of the National Bap-
fist Convention will be in Chi
cago. Illinois. September 9th.l4th.
Mrs. Sadie Orr, chairman of
the Wolverine State Child Wei.
fare Department, announces a
tour for children and adults to
visit famed Greenfield Village
has been planned for Monday.
Buses will be leaving Second
Baptist Church, AL Monroe ST.,
at IL am. and return to Detroit
at 4 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05

liz g.. Roster and Mrs. WhltSett
left on Saturday night to attend
the meeting.
The Greater Macedonia Bap.
isl Church was filled to capacity
the lower auditorium last Fri
day night to witness the annual
Evening in Paris" Chairman Of
the affaIr was Deacon Robert
Horton lie was 10 have left for
the meeting in Toronto shortly
after the affair
Mrs. Annie HERON Of oath
street returned from Omaha by
the way Of ST. Louis, where she
visited her son. Amos. While
there she saw many friends of
old time and expressed herself
as having enjoyed very much.
Mr.. Custer V. Rayford Of f.
81 Louis, ILL.,. came TO the Motor
CITY last week TO visit his sick
sister. Mrs. Josie Rayford and
his mother and other relatives Of
Helen street On last Sunday
Custer drove the family over TO
Continuing On Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
Mkster Happenings :"

Mrs. Wheeler worked very
hard in connection with our
area chairman and other MEM
bers Of the then infant Sub
Committee TO make this the
affair Of the year for the young
ladies.
From the start ii was an over
whelming success supported by
all the right thinking people of
the community.
Due to the untiring efforts OF
our chairman. the diligcnt work
of the members OF the committee
and the support and cooperation
of the people of the community
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05

Twelfth E Warren
Community News
BY Lucille D. Trsylor

June 25 through June 20, |
WAS delegated from Deborah
Chapter. 1870 OE.S., TO cover the
State Convention of the Scottish
2itc Masons. II was one OF the
most outstanding affairs ] have
ever attended. Many VlPs were
present. Some OF the things tha'
impressed me was the public
panel discussion with people who
mastered their particular fields
'uch as Music, public School
Teaching. Life Insurance, and In
Iteration.
COMING EVENTS
On Tuesday July 18th the
Court OriS No 9. viii sponsor .
Gar B.Quc Dinner froe' II noon
until. al 294 + Bethunc Sister
Bessie Williams comandrcss.
HoNoaED
Mrs. Julia { Fitzpatrick, Ma
i.onal Grand Matron, of AASR
Nlasons Of the World, was chosen
aSl week as the favorltc club
woman of the year
Congratulations are being civ.
en- 10 the IllustrouS Court OF
sons and Dauehtcrs Of Solomon
Of The CassopoliS and Benton
II rhcr. Michigan. Division under
The Supervision of Mrs. G Dan
icls, Mrs. VI Sanderlin and Mrs.
Cocker are doing an outstanding
job of training in your youth
department. See you in August
in Philadelphia at the Conycn.
ton.
xxx. VICTIMS
The Rev. c. c. Cavcr, wife and
4 children of Clanton, Alabama,
appeared June 26 at 1899 Oak
land Ave. in search of aid from
anyone. A donation was given
them from st. John Grand Lodge
Scottish Rite Masons, but that
was for one day. Anyone reading
this article, please help in any
way you can. Jobs. of any kind
will be accepted by both. In No
vcmbcr, 1857. the Cavcrs were
run out of Clanton, Alabama by
the xxx. after shooting one OF
Reverend Cavers Dcacons 80
times. They were forced 10 leave
their home, clothing. and money
Since then. their home has been
auctioncd off.
Attention Eastsiders: II you
have any clothes or shoes for
this family call this number
TIE l.7628 ask for Rev. or Mrs.
caver. West-siders: Please
leave your gifts at Mrs. Lv.
ellie TrsyIor's at 20l0 w. War.
rem at Vermont. this family
will thank you.
PICNIC
The Male Chorus of Sweet
Home BAPTIST Church will be
sponsoring a picnic the fourth of
July TO Edward Hines Park. Don
alton $l00. Refreshments free.
The Sweet Home Baptist
Church were happy TO have the
Silver Leaf singers of South
Bend, Ond.. join them Sunday,
June 20 1858.