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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-02
STORES foR RENT

CONGRESSIONAL PLAZA = New
shopuine eenter has 2 prime store
locations available. Over 40 stores
an1 oflres IN center. located Rock.
vile bike between Bethesda AND
E. kyllle. NE. s-4346.
CONN. AVE-. 34O0 blk.--uptown
shoppine CENTER bldg, l5xSQ, All
s cSn,n,.e modern I, new front
et0N: avail, April 1. eANDoz,
INC. Du. 1-123.
CULMORE SHOPPING CENTER
bet, Bailey Crossroads and Seven
Corners-Expandine. space ayail
suit for stores as florist. chill.
dren's store. photo. studio, shoe
store. etc JE. 4-6R5O. EN-. ..-4636
frrAL RESTAURANT LOCATION
o ais. c sSSafftl EFFr
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AUTOMOBILES ron SAFE
CONTINUED

lCONTlhukpl
CADILLAC 's5 Series go; air
owner. wo. 8.3652.
CADILLAC SO Fleetwood. let black
inish; premium Wv, tires, full
power equipped" one owner, ga
rage and chauffeur kept: absolute
showroom condition; must be seen.
4 SUN SPECIAL, s2,790: cash,
trade or terms,
1900 n. Pairfax Drive, Ariinston
OPPOSITE KANN's IA. 4.2lll
CADILLAC '57 convertible coupe;
beige; power steering and brakesl
Continental spare tire. very well
ept 5000, ccc guarantee,
CAPITOL Cadillac Odds Co.
l2a2 end st. NV. FE, 7-260O
.OILLAc is coupe: black; power
steering and brakes Ss,ias. ccc
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1879 :2nd St. NV. FE. $1,000
CADILLAC "a SEDAN
Ss95 down, beautiful cond,. r. and
h, power steerine, power brakes,
terms to SUI caKR Su, INC.
Elk. a-l063. l65 FLA. AVE. NE.
CADILLAC '5s convertible coupe /:
white; power steering and brakes,
sootless interior, very low mileage,
S3,705, CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
l2a2 :2nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 81 az" coupe: beau
tiful .!-tone blue and white, auto.
matte trans, power steering and
brakes, r.. and h, Wv. tires. Real
nice. S1.0a5.
ARLEX USED CARS
shirlinstSn sus s.B.ss Center
CADILLAC 80 hardtop coupe.
beautiful mt. laurel and white
equipped with power steering and
brakes. hydrematic. etc. sScep-
tionally nice throughout; only
Suburban Cadillac -Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL = PM,
CADILLAC SIS, Eldorado CONVEX.
iible,. excel. cond. will trade for
cadillac, Lincoln or Buick hardtop
or $3.50 cash. XII. g-32S5.
1875. convertible: white
with new black top, Wv. tires.
al powe. call alter pm. IA.
1-44gS.
CfEv 1887 va sedan: standard
shift ?. and h.. black and white;
Sl,5O0 or best offer ia. 1-49S0.
CHEVROLET 1857 6-cyliuder p
door; price Sggj. excellent con-
dition. so. $3.50.
CHEv.. SO. 2-dr., DIV. 81. h., $50
h.p will trade equity for sta.
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OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE

FOR LEASE OR SALE. 46 acre
estate near Charlottesville. Va.
rm.. ,.-story brick manor
house with ballroom. wine cell
lai and Z baths. fear brick ga
rage with 4 I'm. apt. Box 447-G,
Star
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FORD "a 800. Fsirlsne VS. club
must sell, Sizes FL. S.5oiS
FORD THUNDERBIRD so hardtop
white exterior, RED and white In
sI d,n s ww d rss h srIElssomssis
lp6. TRI-couNTY RAMBLER.
INC, ei4 washington blvd, Route
1. across from Laurel shopping
center. Open evenings. TO, 9-7O71
FORD 81 800" Town Victoria: 7
and h.; Fordometie, power steer;
i y, .n s,tone inisei, y Wv tire. tires; .
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TRAILERS
CHERRY HILL

CHERRY HILL
QUALITY MOBILE HOMES
1852 VAGABOND- 81 FT
1852 SPARTANETTE-JO FIT.
1889 -5iXIO-S5.I a.
3 COLOSSAL HOMES IN STOCK
lUlsn BALTIMORE AVENUE
COLLEGE PARK, MD WE. 5-5O8g
FRANKLIN 80; . bedrms, IS It.
fully equipped; looks like new: foi
immediate sale. Sl,095. Will con
slider trading on Northern Va
property. ia. 4-1i4s.
IMPERIAL So 34-ft.; excel. cond
$3.50. $3.50 down. WE. $500
JACK BLAIR & co.
Mobile Homes Of Distinction
Authorized Sparton Repair Depot
White Plains. Md. West -467i
I Nj. South of Waldorf on Rte. 30l
Observation-Disclosures
LIBERTY-GREAT LAKES
4jx10 MAGNOLIA. S3.ga5
Open . to 6--CloSed Sunday
Wed. NIGHTS Till q PM
1898 SPARTAN, by OWNER: 81 Il.
very good cond., S9s.SO0. hitch
other extras so 5-9702
33-FT. LIBERTY, ? bcdrms. ant
bath, 25Xr0-ft. glassed-!n porch
situated on beautiful lot. Priced
~ 800 for quick sale. XII. g-GIl4
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kENSsllNGTox-.-zoAse iAdust.; lot,
81. SlS.S00 TERMS. 10, s.sBiS.
nEsTAuRANT, fully equipped,
krocefy store and service station
plus . 3-bedIm, home with ies
ny f n.a;,I SEP. din; rH. den. b " b
ated and In excel cond, Over an
acre with this property, i5s-it
FRONTAGE on main highway APP
proximately ! mile from warren
sse:llsns iinsnei no. VIII VIII Consider
ia, 4-ii4S.
kockvILLE-smali shopping cen;
Snsne.ns s''i nh. sf .EsL 'Ssss : :SSa
ERT b, HALL Co, OIL, n.3s5O,
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DODGE 80

OSOSG 10
Wayiarer 4door sedan standard
shift. r and h.; black finish like
new: very clean interior; will sac
rificc for quicl; sale.
1888
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
low DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
i07 Florida Ave. NE Ii. 6-7204
FIAT 81 Roadster: same as 50
model; 81 ,Sa7~ JACK PRY, 10Th
and NJ NV.
FIAT So. series 500: Sl,250 cash
Can he financed Owner goine
overseas. 10. ,5-S66"
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FARMS

WANT TO RENT FARM with
option TO buy, for riding academy,
in nearby Md. Please call RE
1-1SOU
Is5 ACRE operating farm with his
torieal Colonial home. Call Gath
eFSbCrg I'LL
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BOATS
ALL FAMILY BOAT sHOy

ALL FAMILY BOAT SHOW
CUTTER, FIBERGLAs, f7.n conv,
hardtop runabOue yery latest
See II at MEENAHAN. THE OUT
BOARD MAN. Ella I4th st. NV,
NO. i-630O.
WANTED-Alum boat. L. or ~:
ear.to' use Full info. and price,
write Box 1850. Star.
oft. auxiliary cruising sloop.
Iully EQUIP, can finance: slip
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CONN. AVE. near Ring Bids
spaelous rooms, = baths. .0u0 50
III, oeaus; ,.s Gee" oessrpstsd' incl
now Another 900 50 T., simils \
CONN. AVE.
Enicient slngle once in
popular Conn. ave. building
with small partioned re-
cep. area, Conference room
provides Tor your eonyen-,
ienee without charge Park
ing lot next u building.
Apply Manager
Dupont Circle Bldg.
AID. 4-3200
DE luxe sib-room. air-cond, suite
in Clarendon. direetly on Wash
blvd: Utilities paid bv the land,
lord: nreyious tenant leavinK after
yrs. due 10 expansion. avail
immed,, At low price Of = 10 mo
Janitorial service incl enudin,yS
INC; SSt'6 Wilson blvd. Arl,' IA
DOCTORS OFFICE
RIGGS PLAZA APIS. t,t
SO, Dakota Ave. and Hamilton ST
NE.--Attrae. space with private
street entrance; large develop.
ment In excellent residential area
will remodel to suit reasonable
rental. Ina. mgr. $3.50 4th st
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
DOWNTOWN - Beautifully lurn
air eond once space. Receptionist
and telephone answering service,
Dupont CIRCLF AREA: wcst ri
Conn. ave,-Entire building.
ficcrS. Powder rom oil each i.ooy.
Sc,r parkina. About $50 So, At
s.542t. T1uHE WOODS.
GEoRGET0WN--Dr. IS suite. 3 rms
path. In ant. blde.l pvt. entr. Sil5.
1919 30th ST.. NV. DE. 2-S904
GrOUND FLoOR-Newiy renovated
ofnees at Dupont circle. viii COM
plete decorating. 10 suit tenant.
approx 35e 50. IT. Contact owner.
HYATTsvILLE--Modern air-cond
once IN professional blde,. reas
r. r. RUPERT. ST 9-S4Si,
I HAVE WHAT YOU WANT
THE CHEAPEST RENT IN
A DOWNTOWN OFFICE
BUILDING WITH ALL
SERVICES PLUS AIR
CONDITIONING, IF DE-
SIRED. TAKE A LEASE
OR BE A MONTHLY
TENANT. PORTLAND
BUILDING ON VERMONT
AVE. ABOVE X ST. AND
BELOW THOMAS CIR
Gle. AS MANY ROOMS
AS YOU NEED, FROM AS
LOW AS $25 PER. MO.
MANAGER ON PREMISES
OR CALL MRS. CAROL.
ME. 8-3l02.
OFFICE SPACE-3-rm, suite. with
pvt. bath or irdil. spacious rms
Modern air-eond BLDG. hot water
heat Terrific Arl blvd location
Free answering Svc.. ample free
parking PERI. for insurance. at
torney or architect CALL Mr.
ERICH, JE a-73OO
PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST; Wis,
ave, 41O3-5,1S5 So, IT,, in pro-
eeSi G. eompieIe renovation. Du.
1-4o12. ewes, OIL. 4-43iS.
WASHINGTON BLDG. Private
furn, once in lawyers suite share
lessl secretary and use OF furn.
reception room; RE. 7-6Si5.
3 OFFICES Sale. suite lst A.;
Rainier. AP. 1-f575.
$50 z" TT. March 1. Professional
bids Silver Spring. Opportunity
Tor young doctor or dentist. JU,
9th ST., NEAR HECHT's-Newly
remooeled cficeS :; suites consist
tng OF :, rooms and private bath
each. Ideal for professionals. small
school o. union local. AID. 3-5424.
TIGHE WOODS.
Ii:0 CONN. -cond- mod
ern once blds Up to 500 50. Il.
DOMD. EM .-15IJ,
49, KENNEDY ST. NV.
fwo stngle rooms avail. immedi-
ately. Each contains 30 So. It. OF
good disable sHaee. Ideal for CPA.
attorney or small real estate OPP
GRAFTON. Rent $50. utils. Incl. Call
Mr.. Kites. X G. skITHY CO..
81. 3-:i:IOc.
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AUTO LEASING
LEASE FOR LESS

LEASE FUN IEOO
BY %s dnin a1y T2G' ARR. iT23 f iEA q
brentwood nd WA. 7-7f7O. '''
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DESK SPACE

INDIANA AVE. NV.
Room for three desks in Insurance
once: GOOD Tor representative. in
surance man or real estate man.
DI. 7-.7G5.s
TELEPHONE NUMBER AND MAIL
ING ADDRESS. dignified and en-
Client. 81 3-i6.u.
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NJ. T, BRoYHILL g. SONS
SHIRLEY PARK
SHOPPING CENTER

Is your RUYwoRD In the center
of this hieh-class purehasina
power population OF $4,000,
0LEBE RD. store frontases next
to new GIANT AND DRUG FAIR
still available for lonE.term leases
on .rees. terms. 4 TO I parking.
ha Ws6 i Sfo SSp% +, ,, Consult :,
'oeD', .s sGs 4 L. sog H,r Ssal; All,
IA. 4.l30O. Ewes. Sun, ia. 2-7s2p
Record Shop Needed
In busy shoppins center nearby
power. Have store lsxe5 available
ehildren's shop. Cal Mr.. Haas.
WEINBERG q BUSH, INC.
-. REALrrRs
1873 H st. NV. Ma. s-s50O
SEAT PLEASANT, ND. 6a56 Cen.
trsl ave 5000 50. II. floor
space l-story.. plenty parking
SPACE. suitable showroom or ware
hoYse 800 mo r; ;. RUPERT
sUB.LEASE SPACE in store: 500:
suitable Tor Gifts. antiques. art,
sres. Box so7-G. Star.
s,s y \; x; "a AVE; N:w;W "A 200
heat. r. r. RUPERT. 1917 7th
81. NV, ST. 3-s4S4.
s0xJ0 FEET. can be extended to
l.S y. depth: desirable location
suitabl. for anv type business
Located at 1854 Wisconsin ave.
rs e caH In NJ 1:ss oEoF SsIw. sRoY "a
an, and : pm. any day except
Sunday. 3'
:0ls BUNKER HILL RID. NE
lfxS5 bSmt.. !. baths, parking.
VIII rent ehesp IN serv. tvpe busi-
ness. tn. 2-7900. UN 4-7OO5.
to3 eHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
Good bus. loe. Te9S. rent, heat
iurn. DE. s-6464 after 10 am,
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CONN. AVE, near Ring BLDG
r., heaut, dec carpeted, incl,
now. Another 1000 sa, H., similar
spaee, avail, April 1, ME. s-l4lO,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PONTIAC IA

Chieftain Catalina 4-door hardtop:
hydra, r. and b.. Wv, tires; p
tone green, Ike hrand-new; for
g nrocsa w., n,e'ss hs IN ~ hssen &c
new-car guarantee
$2,295
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 6-7a0i
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METROPOLITAN 1858 hardtop; a
mo. old; 1000 mi; fully equip.
Best offer. OF. 4-Sgfl.
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MONROE FORD
I13T Fast-WeSt Highway

Ig3I EaSt-West HlehWay
Silver SprinR, Nd.
Open Evenings Till JU. 5-1S04
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor RENT

APPROX. a.IOn 50. IT.: street-leve'
truck entr.. ireproof blds. hea.
lixht and power: 1000 sth st ne
For OCCUPANCY abont March
Apply 9nf4 9Th ut. ME.
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BOWMAN
BOWMAN

Observation-Disclosures
1880 Ga, Ave. NV. IA. 9-.nn(
THIRD IS company executive car
new-caT title and warranty, 2-tont
azure blue and white, radio
ing. seat and windows. Wv. tires
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RIIICK '55

BUICK IS
Century hardtop coupe; dyna., p. s,
.. b., r. and h.. Wv tires; royal
blue and white. very nice; carries
full warranty.
$l,222
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
4O7 Florida Ave. NE, Ii. B-T204
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MONROE FORD
1897 East.West Highway
Silver SprinR, M
Open Evenings Till . JU. 5-1SO5
FORD 1887 Victoria: autom a tic
fully equipped; as low as SfS dn. {;
payments as low as S42 mo.
DISCOUNT LYNN'S
1901 18th 81. NV, hD. 4-4Gi6
FORD 1857 Custom 900" Tudor:
Z and h. Fordomat!c' 2-tone
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MERCURY SIS

Monterey 4-door sedan: Merco.
matte, and h.; 2-tone gray
clean throuehout; motor excel
family mans special OF the day
cQ02
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MONROE FORD
POWMAN

Studebak er- Packard Mercedes
1880 ca. Ave. NV. IA. 9-200C
MERCURY 81 4-dr.: r. and h, ..
tone. discount price, SLOT. 5;
down ORRISON MOTORS 704
Broad st Falls Church, Va.
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49, KENNEDY ST. NV.
Two stngle rooms avail. immedi-
ately. Each contains 3a.5 50. #. Of
good disable sHaee. Ideal for CPA
attorney or small real estate op-
GRAFTON. Rent $50. utils. incl. Cal
Mr.. Kites, X G. skITHY CO.,
81. 3-:i:IOc.
Evening star., 1959-11-15

Praise cleans your skin better than any other
soap. This has been proved-in test after test in
research laboratories!
Praise clears your skin as no other soap ever
could, because it cleans very special way.
Praise = with a new germ-remover called
Dermasil- washes away this cause of blemishes!
Evening star., 1959-11-15
They compete
but don't cheat

because he cannot bring himself discipline subordi-
mates properly
On the other hand, lack of concern for others is
equally undesirable witness the overly aggressive
man or woman who claws to the top
Take leaf from the Astronauts book - enjoy peO-
ple but don't be afraid take action, when it's called
for which puts you in conflict with them Proof that
the seven follow this rule during the after the
choice had narrowed to 80 armen. Although they liked
being with the others and got along famousy with them
the not only competed hard but enjoyed surprising
their rivals None exhibited any guilt feelings about
leaving the others behind And showed the slight
est tendency toward unfair fighting
Further the Astronauts don't seek help job
unless they need it another of their inde
pendence They are not easily frustrated, angered
confused, but task through to successful
completion.
MANY persons become discouraged stumbling blocks
and instead of trying hurdle them, for guidance
Thus they fall into habit of relying others = the
boss neghbor, teacher. The lesson is plain: Try to
solve your problem, to become sefreliant much
as possible You will be rewarded with more zestful
sense of accomplishment.
Spocemen are not svpermen
These, then, are important reasons why the Astro-
nauts such finely tuned people, revealed through
psychological tests There is one last point want to
make crystal clear.
While these seven are hoping to be spacemen, they
are by no supermen. Even though they train
ing to soar out of this world they nonetheess possess
number of very earthly qualities!
cannot oversress this fact These are human beings,
with human reactions and even human fangs, not Sir
Calahads with the purest of souls who far above
normal people, They normal people = they make
mistakes get angry under proper provocation, have
happy but not happygo-ucky dispositions, are GER
tainly not nerveless.
Each came from small American town, each from a
more or less background and each worked hard
attaining his present excellent level of emotional balance
Knowing the qualities that made them this way and
working hard applying them in daily living can help
you closer to achieving what they have become
comfortable, mature and well-integraed individuals.
Tt's a worthvhile goal - The end
Evening star., 1959-11-15

Praise babies your skin as no other soap ever
could, because it has more mild cold cream than
in any other soap. The creamier feel of the bar,
the gentle luxury of its lather, are proof you can
feel: Praise does not irritate skin. In fact, no
other soap is as mild as Praise. Get new Praise
it helps you get The Bright Look of Healthl
Evening star., 1959-02-08

TTOW WOULD you like to pay $4,000 for your
IL beefsteaks-on the hoof, that is?
Sounds high, doesn't it? But, strange as it
may seem, when farmers pay such prices for pure
bred bulls and cows it means that you, as
consumer will get better beef for your money.
1t is easy to understand, once you stop and
figure it. The better the breeding animals
whether they be Aberdeen Angus Hereford or
Shorthorn-produced on the purebred farms the
better will be the quality of the cattle that go to
the packers
And, as naturally follows the better will be
your steaks, roasts, chops-and even hamburgers.
If you want to how all this happens, attend
the next purebred cattle sale you see advertised
Chances are you'll get kick out OF it. good
cattle sale is something of cross between county
fair and religious camp meeting.
You'll see the parade of cattle and you'll find
gossipng farmers. And you'll enter into the excite
ment of the bidding, with the auctioneer and his
helpers trying to pry every possible penny from
careful buyers.
You'll big, sowmoving cattle In the pink
Evening star., 1959-02-08
uyinq Steaks and Roasts On the Hoof

animals total value at more than $4,000.
Still House Hollow Farm is owned by Ralph H.
MatthiesSen chairman Of the board of General
Time and is managed by Dave Brewer; jr, whose
reputation is high among Virginia cattle breeders
On the farms 1000 acres you'll find stately Here
fords with such aristocratic names as Colorado
Domino, Zato Heir and Real Silver Domino.
Still House Hollow among the first breeding
farms in Virginia to enter the States performance
testing program-a program designed to produce
herd sires whose offspring will make faster and
better gains on less feed and. at the same time
have desirable beef characteristics.
the end, it is the responsibility of the
breeder to improve the breed The results of his
werk trickling down to the commercial breeders,
means more efficient cattle with better beef
producing characteristics And this, in turn, means
better steaks and roastS on the meat counters in
your grocery store and perhaps lower, prices
So next time you bite into Juicy steak likely
as not it came from animal whose prOgenitors
.flourished breeding farm like Still House
Hollow
Evening star., 1959-02-08
Bv JAMES BIRCHFIELD
Star Staff Writer


of condition And you'll see men in big Western .
hats and cowboy boots. And you'll see just plain
farmers, usually carrying hickory caneS-sure marks
of men of the livestock industry.
Take look at the big cattle as they are led
waddling into the ring. They represent, for the
part, years of effort the part of the pure
bred cattleman. He has been breeding carefully
for years to produce cattle of the type most suit
able for beef production.
And the sale, usually held after he has achieved
his goal, is a combination event 1t is show
combined with offering of some of his cattle
to other producers
sale held recently at Still House Hollow Farm,
near Hume Va, is example 1t came after 80
years of building up purebred herd OF Herefords:
And It's success may be judged by the fact that II
Herefords sold for a total of $7845O, or an average
of s11O5 A half interest in the top-selling animal
a bull brought better than Sc 900, which placed the
DAY STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON c. FEBRUARY T.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-02-05
Bible School
Officers Elected

Robert Amstutz, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Kent Amstutz, Route 2
Columbus Grove, was elected
superintendent of the morning
Bible School of the Beaverdam
Church of Christ last Sunday.
Other officers are Mrs. D. J..
NeuenSchwander, librarian; Mrs.
Walter Beck, assistant librarian;
Miss Carla Amstutz, secretary;
Kenneth Lewis, assistant secre-
tary; Marvin Reigle, treasurer;
Mrs. Carl Amstutz, assistant
treasurer.
The new officers will assume
their new positions in the Bible
school this coming Sunday. The
Bible School starts at $50 fol-
lowed by the communion service
this Sunday at 10:30 a. m.
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THE BLUFFTON
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
James Heininger. Pastor

SohNo hANbhhkSbs oShoh
Mrs. Don Martz, Jr. choir Dir.
Thursday, Feb. 5:
700 p. m. Choir practice
1880 p. IN. Trustees meet
500 p. m. Commissions and
committees meet
$3.50 p. m. Official board meet
ing
Friday, Feb. 6:
$3.50 p. m. Junior choir practice
7:30 p. m. Meeting of key
youth at Ada for Mid Winter In
stitute preparation.
Saturday, Feb. z:
9:15 n. m. Our senior high
youth fellowship members will
meet at the church to 60 to Ada
for the Lima District Mid Winter
Institute. 1t will be held at Lehr
Auditorium at Ohio Northern
University.
Sunday, Feb. S-Boy Scout Sun
day:
$3.50 a. m. Church School. Don
Augsburger, Supt.
1890 a. m. Worship service.
Sermon topic: "Parables of Bro
therhood", Luke 4:16 and 1919.
The Junior choir will sing. The
Cub pack and the American Le-
gion will be our guests at this
service.
600 .. m. God and Country
boys win meet at the church.
6;3O p. m. The youth fellow
ship win meet.
Monday, Feb. 9:
6:15 p. m. The membership
training class will meet at the
parsonage.
Wednesday, Feb. IL:
8:15 a. m. The Youth Fedora
tion will hold their first prayer
meeting at the Presbyterian
church.
600 a. m. until midnight-18
hour prayer vigil for Ash We'd
nesday.
1880 p. m. The Union Com
munion service will be held at
| the First Mennonite church. The
Rev. E. ]. Bohn of Pandora
Grace Mennonite church will
bring the message.
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Reports of a successful 1858
program were presented at the
reorganizational meeting of the
Bluffton-P p Pandora-Lima area Men
MONTE relief committee Sunday
afternoon in the First Mennonite
church and new officers were
elected for 1859.
Oliver Schultz, Grace Memo
mite church, is the new chairman.
He succeeds Kenneth Winkler,
chairman the last two years.
Winkler's three-year term on the
relief committee of the First Men.
MONTE church has expired and
he was not a candidate for re-
election.
Miss Minerva Hilty will be Sec
retary and Alvin Augsburger
treasurer. Both represent the
EbeneZer church.
The committee decided to con-
tinue the used fats and grease
drive through February. Origi-
nally planned for January and
February, the project was begun
early last fall because of a strong
demand from the community.
Collection centerS are the Nj
swander-Herring building, Luigi
buhl Frozen Food Locker in Pan
dora and the First Mennonite
church, Lima.
Approximately $1,000 was
raised this past year in projects
for the Paraguay relief fund,
Christmas bundles for overseas,
the annual meat canning project,
and purchase of government sur
plus food for overseas distribu-
ton.
The clothing drive sponsored
in May and October yielded thou
sands of pounds of new and used
clothing, bedding and shoes. The
Christmas bundle program in
June involved both cash and ma
terial outlay. Groups and individ-
uals donated Christmas bundles
with one dollar inside. The dollar
was used to buy a New Testa-
ment printed in the language OF
the country the bundle was to be
distributed in.
A local project conducted in
November and December was to
raise cash, food and clothing for
the Lima Rescue Mission. This
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Mennonite Relief Committee Elects
Officers, Reports on Old Projects

project was done separately by
each of the five participating
churches.
The newly chosen committee
win meet soon to outline prof.
ects for the coming year.
John Purves, Bluffton college
admissions counselor and former
worker in Mennonite Central
Committee headquarters in Ak
ron, Pennsylvania. showed film
strip depicting work being done
in foreign countries by the MCC.