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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-30
CASUAL CLOTHES SERVE MULTl-PURPOSES
FOR HOME SEWER

not high styled and it gives
the general effect of ease and
comfort. Consequently, casual
styles are the most popular for
the home sewer. Beginners
particularly are always pleas
antly surprisedto discover how
little effort and know-how is
necessary for making a simple,
casual dress.
Another advantage of the
casual dress is that il feels
good. Granted, many women
undergo great stress and
strain of body TO fill dress
that makes them glamorous.
They suffer all kinds of agony
70 make themselves more beau
tiful. But for the most part
they are inevitably drawn TO
clothes that feel good and
that are comfortable. That is
why there will never be any
thing TO replace the casual
dress. Whatever the new style
trends, no matter how drastic
the seasonal changes, there
is always a casual or a casual
Interpretation of what's new.
McCall's Patterns has two
wonderful casual dresses. The
misses two-piece dress is
made of a navy blue light
weight wooden (McCall's
Pattern No. 5022). Shown
here with a blouson, it can
also be made with a nck-in
blouse. L has a three-gore
slim skirt and three-quarter
sleeves, cut in one with the
blouse.
This pattern offers a number
of variations. For instance,
the skirt may be full and
pleated. There might be a
notched or a tie collar. Elastic
may be used in the casing at
the lower edge of the blouse.
Oxford cloth, synthetic mix
lures or silk may be used, or
a silk print blouse and a wool
skirt can be combined. In any
case, the outfit has that clean,
casual look.
The other dress which
comes in misses and junior
sizes, also has three versions.
(McCall's Pattern No. SOD.
In the pictured version, il has
a square neck with a four
gore gathered skirt. The bodice
may have a detachable, con-
trast cellar with a sie and
cuffs on the shoR, set-in
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-30

Fashioned for comfort and wear
ability is the twO-piece dress.
This is a vari ant of the pattern
design -. the blouson has
become a straight MILDLY with
contrasting insert. Other POssi.
biliiies: nOtched or tie collar on
a tuck.in blouse or outside
blouson, slim fitted skirt or ale
round pleated version. This
fashion takes a nautical air for
easy living. McCaiI's Pattern
#5022. SOC. In Misses sizes
10 lR.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-30

Any way you look at it, it's a
HIT. This triple-hit dress
boasts a sumptuously full skirt
and three important bodices.
Make the leg.0-mutton sleeved,
widely squared bodice for the
evening. Or fashion the short
sleeved, wide open collared
and tied version or the one with
contrast fill-in neckline. Fash.
Ions perfect finishing touch =
TaiOns new Magic Zip has =
woven sewing guide line right
on the tape, assuring both
beginner and expert Of a profess
slOnal appearing placket.
mcCall's Pattern B5lO7 in
Junior sizes OILS and Misses
sizes lO.l6s Csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03

limited time only. Veto Cream at half price,
Veto is the cream deodorant with the exclusive
t@o-way formula for double protection
odor and Precipitation all day long Use Veto
every day nothing protects like cream.
nothing protects like Veto.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-12
Episcopalians to Meet at
John Gore Residence

list. For this service a commen-
tator will be used who describes
each portion of the Holy Com
munion as the service goes along
Mr.. Ridder expressed the belief
that these three Sundays should
be very valuable for the re ed
ucation Of the congregation.
Also during Lers two mid :
week services are being h d
every week. These began with
an Evening Prayer Service and
Penitential Office last night in
observance of Ash Wednesday.
This morning at 10 am. a SER
vice of Holy Communion W a s
held. Similar services will b e
held every Wednesday evening
at 8 pm. and every Thursday
morning at 10 am. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Corey
125 South Street. Subject for the
Wednesday evening meditations
will be Behold Thy Church, an
examination of the Liturgy o.
the Episcopal Church through its
various services.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-12
Taxes Provide
S70815fo for
Geanga Roads

Gasoline taxes and auto license
feed collected by the state prov
ided $710,8I5 for streets and
highways in Geauga county last
year, according to State Auditor
James A. Rhodes. In the state
as a whole total payments from
these two revenue sources last
year to local governments were
SIP, 157 ,036 with $50,567, ,107 COM
ing from the gas tax and $61 $50,
929 from auto tags.
County highways got $5l5,581
of the money returned to this
county, $4,000 from the g a s
tax and $305, ,581 from auto licen-
SeS.
Township roads in the county
got $148, ,492 with SIC, 1892 provided
by auto license fees and $121, 800
by the gasoline tax. Each town
ships share of the gas tax was
81 900.
The road mileage on which
part of the county's share and
all of the townships share of
auto license money was bases is:
county road mileage, 228; town
ships, 336 miles. Total auto reg
istration in this county last year
was 1915 motor vehicles.
Municipal corporations in the
county received $46, TAO from the
two taxes. This included $27, ,874
from the gasoline tax and SIS, 1856
from auto licenses. The amount
of each going to this county's
municipalities was as follows
AQUILLA Auto Licenses $381;
Gasoline Tax $1,045;T o t a /
81, ,426.
BURTON Auto Licenses So,
459; Gasoline Tax $4,709; Total
1853.
CHARDON Auto Licenses :
$11 ,225; Gasolone Tax $13,731;
Total $24,956.
MIDDLEFIELD Auto Licen-
ses 3,181 ;Gasoline Tax SIS ,483
Total 1864.
SOUTH RUSSELL Auto Lie
enses $1,619; Gasoline Tax
$2,905; Total $4,524.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-12

The home of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Gore, 140 north ST., Char
don, will be the scene of gath
ering this Sunday, Feb. Is, a I
SPIN. All members ofSt. Luke S
Episcopal Church of Geauga Co
unity, children as well as adults,
will meet at that hour fo2 Even
ing Prayer and will remain for
a pot luck" supper. This is one
of two fellowship meeting to be
held during Lent by members of
st. Luke's.
The Lenten Season is q solemn
and meditative one in the Epis-
copal Church, and the Rev. Mr..
John w. Ridder, minister In :
charge, has planned a compre-
hensive program for members
of his parish.
In place of the regular morn
ing Prayer service this Sunday,
Mr.. Ridder will use the First
Office of instruction from tn e
Prayer Book. This viii be foil
owed next Sunday by the Second
office of Instruction and on Mar
ch ] by an Instructive Ellchar-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-12

The Geauga County Conserva
ton Association, after two post
ponements, held it's annual cleo.
tion of officers Tuesday, Feb. 8.
The club voted unanimously
that the annual election shall
henceforth be held In November
instead of December, thus avoi-
ding the possibility OF inclement
weather interfering with attend
ance.
Elected as officers for 1859
were: President Glenn Boards
ley, Newbury, 1st Vice President
Bruce Brown, Burton, End Vice
President, Irving Brooks, Burton
Secretary. Richard Payne, Chag-
rim Falls, Treasurer James So
ika, Chardon.
Trustees 3 years, Carl Hum
mel, Chardon, 2 years, Edward
Busch, Burton, / year, George
Ferry, Newbury.
Following the election the new
President informed the body of
his intentions for the coming
year toward re organization of
the Club into a tightly knit, fu-
nctional organization.
President Beardsley's outline
of his program for 1859 included
the following;
/. Increased activities of the
Club, a year round calendar of
events.
2. Increased publicity.
8. Educational programs in
schools.
4 Cooperation with farmers in
Geauga County.
S. Work toward stronger For
estry Laws.
6. Closer contact with o C !,
State and Federal legislation.
7. Better Game hearings.
8. Revision of Wildlife exhibit
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-12

Church Calendar, Feb. Is, 1859.
Chardon Assembly of God, 1913
Maple, Avenue, Pastor Elder #,
Boytar.
Sunday School: 10 am, Less
on: The Sadducees Meet Christ.
The Golden Text. God is not the
God of the dead, but of the liv-
ing. Matt. 22::32. Central truth /.
The living God is the author of
a living faith.
Morning Worship: II am, Jun
ior Church: IL am, Christ AM
bassadors: z pm, Defenders: Z
pm, Evangelsitic Service: T:30
pm, Midweek Prayer Service:
7:30 pm, County Home and
Jail Services once a month: 2:30
pm, Boys Cadets, Mon: 3:15 p.
m, Girls Cadets, Thurs: 8 pm,
Reyivaltime every Sunday 9:15
am, ppm, 10 pm.
When God puts a burden up
on you He puts His own arm
underneath.
The Still Small Voice
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-12
Glenn Beardsley Heads
Geauga Conservationists

at Geauga County Fair.
g. Promote membership OF yo-
ungsters In Club.
10. Coo-eration with Boy scou-
is In area.
The Board of Directors are to
meet soon, to be assigned their
individual committees and be-
come familiar with their duties.
The meeting adjourned to en-
JOY refreshments and film en-
titled ''The Cottontail Rabbit, !,
shown by Geauga County Game
Protector Ken Allen.
The next regular meeting will
be held March 8, at the Conser-
walton Hall at Burton Fair Gro
undS.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-12
st. Luke's Episcopal Church

st. Luke's Episcopal Church
Calendar, John w. Ridder, vi
car, Sunday, February Is.
Morning Prayer and Sermon
IL am. First Office of Instruc-
tion. Nursery IL m. Church
school IL am. at Eagles Hall
Water Street, Chardon. Confirm
alton, instruction 4 pm. at Rec
tory, liz Park Avenue. Evening
Prayer and pot luck supper at
the home of John Gore, 140 Nor
tn Street, Chardon, 5 pm.
Wednesday, February 18, Eve
ming Prayer and Meditation, 8
pm, at the home of DR.. Walter
G. Corey, 125 South Street.
Thursday, February 10, Holy
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-12
CHURCH NEWS

Communion, 10 am, at the
home of DR.. Walter G. Corey,
125 South Street. Choir rehearsal
7:30 pm. at the home Of Mrs.
David r. Booth, 447 North st.
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April 7
$50
4-Jinsmie Rodqers Show.

OaS0
4-Jimnfie Rodgers Show.
COLOR. Storing Jimmie Rodgers.
featuring Connie Froncis, The
Kirby Stone Four, Buddy Morrow
and his orchestra.
5-WFestlins.
Continued.
7-Wyoft Corp. Western
"Doc Fobrique's Greatest Case"
Eorp finds himself involved in on
unusual ccse when Doc Fobrioue
comes to Dodge City at Wyott's
request. Hugh O'Brion, Douglas
Fowley.
$40 Tell the Truth. Quiz.
Bud CoIlyer. m. c.
900
4-Gscree Burns Show. C'nn 'dy.
"The Monster Trend" Monsters
take over the office building
when George decides TO produce
horror film.
1.-The Riflemon. Western.
"The Challenge" Mccain tries
to free Morshol Torrance and
storekeeper Hattie Denton, held
hostage by three escaped con-
Viets. Chuck Connors, Johnny
Crawford star.
9-Arthur Godfrey Show.
from Howoii.l
$3.50
4-Bob Cummings Show.
Bob tries to impress q beoutiful
widow. Bob Cummings, Ieen
Wiles.
5-ME. and MRS. North.
Barbara 6ritton, Richard Dennino
stor.
7-Naked City. Dromo.
Beyond Truth" A young wife
asks detectives to clear the name
Of her husband, convicted Of
murder. Horace Mcmahon, james
Fronciscus SIoon Simpson, PhiIlis
Hill
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Program Listings

7-Baekstaee. Sports. News.
Strong Malone MoIkie.
9-Filn OF The Week. Movie.
IA Hours. "Ain't No Time for
Glory" 1857. During the sum-
nner Of 1914 an American Off
Ger is ordered to capture Ger
man Underground fortress. Barry
Sullivan, Gene Berry.
7:l5
7-News. Weather.
McCoftrey. Allen.
1870
4-Drosnet. Crime.
5-Wrestline.
z Hours. Ray Morcon, common
tctor
7-cheyenne. Western.
I Hour. "Bockfire A good low
mon who hos seen better doys
foIIs for scheme he thinks will
restore his gun-hond;ino skill.
Ty Hardin, Berry Kelley
500
4-Steve Canyon. Adventure.
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RAMBLER ,5s

RENAULT DAUPETNE So 7-dOof
S I::|; + ' a. s sSs., ''; va
WILLIAMS & BAKER
Goth and N SITS. NV, no. $500
RENAULTs, 80 Dauphine and 4cv.
Your bus fare viii buy these cars.
CAPITOL PARTISAN
MOTORS, INC.
22d & N NV. Re. 1880 til Q PM.
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AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

sTuDEBAKER "a Champion club
2-dr.; looks and runs splendid.
Sacrifice, S425: terms. S2b down.
ROPER MOTOR. La. e-270O.
eTUDEBAKER 81 Commander s.
PASSENGER coupe: radio, heater.
automatic: mechanics special. only
500: can finance.
BOWMAN
Studebaker- Packard Mercedes
1900 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 6-1122
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03
AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

THUNDERBIRD 'bs convert: auto.
trans. q. and h., power steering,
B. Bonded, Special, S3.30b. LEE
p. BUTLER, 1871 2ist NV, FE.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

rHUNDKRBIRD 80 hardtop coupe:
tsss DoE Rssr sss:ras aa and ssS
SPECIFIED. GREAT SAVINGS.
$1,000: your car or $3.50 down,
VOL MoToRS. 1888 N. Moore
g. Arl.. Va, ct Rosslyn, IA,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

THUNDERBIRD 80; excel; ecnd.:
I OWNER: can be seen ct wash.
and wilkes st., Alex. XII. 0-6666.
THUNDERBIRD 80 hardtop; all
rior. year-round air cond., r. and
H. po ,,ss, s ssSt Hcy,s s sr ,0I
csSuNArys - EksHaMSsLEEaEs.r sn Ne. TIA 81
10. SION. Open ssss. ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

! MAHOGANY BOOKCASE with
Sliding class Doors. Floor
somple. Queens Chapel Rd. Tn
only. RssUler 1925 Do
MAHOGANY BOOKCASES.
Center ond z Corner. Floor
sample. Queens Chapel C04
%. only. Regular Sso.95 sYG&
TABLE LAMPS. Asserted az
celers. Regular sIo.e5--- %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

METAL SMOKERS. Floor c.
samples. Regular ss.95 %
OCCASIONAL TABLES. End, Step,
Cocktail end Corners. Assorted
colors. Regular &C
$24.95 -------A------ %
MAHOGANY DESK. Floor sampls.
Queens Chapel Rd. only. GIG
Regular $7s.95 $1,000 &AS
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REFRIc

s23s.Ss GENERAL ELECTRIC 9
Gu. r. REFRIGERATOR with
Diul Defrest. Butter Chest, Egg
Rock and Magnetic C@AA
Door 49, @&RA
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BOXER PUPPIES
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excellent; champion blood Inns
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CLEARANCE
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HOUSING REHARILITATIoN

Cali wosE SHOP. as ~, me- ,! ss ~
financing W 70 30 years. NO,
1-00o7.
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COUPLE

To ~; y . ! v taISsse s EssST I'm.
family. $500 mo. Recent refs.
reeuired. Boz 14o-T, Star.
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DEAdLE RpFs, : vsskI old; Axe
reg. Call pL, o-2aRa,
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sIc. spssssssd; go 70 Eeed home
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BANK. Old Dominion Bank. 2e2e
Columbia Pike. .Arl.. Va, has 3
Ter. Applicants considered for
permanent employment only.
1.AULlCIANS WANTED-D. @. q
1EAUTY SALON, M. 3-7Bl3.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
APrs. fuREIsHED--D. Q.

ALABAMA AVE. 81, "a bsmt.
apis, both compl. furn.; adults
only. Lu. 2-0702.
CONTINUED on Next PaeeI
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WaSher-Drier CloSe-out
s ers ana nd dTieis. ns Ssssc s oissr
refused, We carry Morse, 0E,
friEidaire, Easy. Philec, BendiEE
driers. Omen EVENING" I'll Q.
STANDARD TIRE q DATTERY co,
10th and B SITS, NE. u, 3.90S2
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore,
s ssSl t sOnS. J jus t.sSssSS. ~0','
WATER HEATER cleo b5-sal,
Hotpoint. never used. $50. NE
WHERL CHAIR, $50; hospital bed
with innersprins mattress, $2S.
WINDOW Fan, Hunter; practically
Phone OF. z.ss7S.
81. 90 us, GOLD C0INs-Beau-
tiful, $l4.5O each. IA. 6.3222.
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DNlNG R s.o.! SUITE ~. SiS .l. ma;
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SUNDAY bet. 1 pm. and 4 pm. Al
1910 virgiliA 81, Chevy Chase
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Wofmsd and shots, H. 0-637b
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WORK susrenissd. II. S.36S1.
GENEkAL HAULING and moving
QeTases. atties and hascmcnti
S sii SAc guy In. z s.oSaH. prices
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THE GILL-BERT HOTEL

24eO ieth 81. ,N.W. -
nsw, in 81 sxcsllent I. mai. maid
Ice. alnEie and double rooms,
some with private baths. A fr.t.
class hotel for frst-eiRss guests.
mates, $3.50 weekly ard up. u
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ACCORDION; excel, for ANAL child
Hi-Pi tape recorder. RcA; excel
condition, Cali CT. i6-07o7.
ADDING hlAcnINEs. used and new
'stafting. trem $36 %: trade.ini
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TRM,, ao07 i4th ct. nv. Hu
Am COMPRRss0R. 6-h.p.. ant
ether Ferage .sqqipmsnt; week
s.ysso AD. 1851; Sunday. RIA
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bINETTL SIT: modera biona ma.
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Guitar, handmade in Spain.
Call OIL. 2-7l46

GUN, Berepta, Model AsEL, over
Under gnsss 10 ss :i,nss t5Issst h auto
linea barrels. engraved. new. 90.
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eenssssssrisa sray. printed. LA. O.