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Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24

Mrs. Deborah Daniel and Mrs. Net
tie Jones were called 10 Brinkley
last weekend to the bedside of
their uncle, C. A. Burton, who is
seriously i'll. Earnest W Bur
ton of Louisville, Ky. arrived in
the city today. He is the guest of
his sister. Mrs. Deborah Daniel. :.
Mrs. Leila Stephenson and Jackie
left for Pontiac. Mich. to visit
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Sharp and children, Freddie Mae
and Junior were the weekend
guest of her mother, Mrs. Irma
Alexander. Livington Love and
children, Buddy and Marion of
Kansas City Spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Talverson
and family They were aceompani-
ed by Miss Jackie Miller. 9.
Emanuel Brown of Gary, Ind. Wis
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
Wesson

Sunday was pastoral a. =
Beulah Grove church ne pastor
Rev. l. = Aastin delivered the
morning message and ReF. J. :
Layden delivered tie evening mes
sage Rev. and Mrs- 1 :. Aus
TN, children and mother. Mrs
Laura Jones, were dianer guest
Of IT. and Nrs. " L. Roper.
Sunday. IT. and hrs. Willie
Moore and daughters. Annie Z.
and Elane. from Detroit have rs
turned 20 our town TO make
their home here again On the
sick list Is Roosevelt ellison.
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
COLLEGE Station

Tie home q Hrs. Ferla Davis
As destroyed b fire last Tues
a. night FRS. Ethel Of De-
tH8it returned home after visiting
her mother. Mrs. Ida Sims.
Walter Thompson =. 4. Of Col
Iege Station lodge 20. 1873 and
1irs. Mary L Dozier. worthy ma
tr0n Of bright star chapter No
1z01 returned home after attend
Ing TIE grand lodge in Texark-
ana. J. Winfrey and wife. Pearl
o. Milwaukee are here visiting
relatives anl friends. Jessie
= Turpit of Detroit returned
home after visiting relatives and
friends here. Mr. and Mrs
Wallace Calmese, who have been
vacationing in Detroit. Kansas
City and ST. Louis returned home
last Saturday. MT. and Mrs.
r. Thomas of Kansas City are
here visiting with relatives and
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford
Thomas OF ST. Louis are here
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thompson and
sister. and Mable Mack Of Chi
cagO left for home after visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Anna Heron and
other relatives. Mrs. Marian
Moore Of Mariana visited her
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bridges
"
son Of Mrs. Henderson, conduct
ed the group in songs. Refresh
ments were served by the COM
mittee. All children are invited to
attend the Story Hour" each
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24

tied his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Brown. Mrs. Jimmie Ir.
wing spent the week in Pine Bluff
with her mother Mrs. Calhoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Curry OF
Chicago are visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Curry.
Mrs. Lucille Holman of Madison
Ill. is the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. CARMEL Hampton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shirley Person of Santa
Montiea Calf are visiting friends
in the city. Mrs. Margaret Finch
of 510 Walnut street announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Ida Margaret Belle to Billy
Joe Wilson. The wedding is
planned for August.
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
ReprisaIs Seen Against Resigning
AMGN College Faculty Members

tive positions = eznef institutions
are A =. L9vezacs. E5-ee.rT :
The fsmeas ANkS College ci-slf
zn1 Chairman Of ne Department
q Music Education. D.. Il Z
Young. dos. IN business admin.
isiEztion froa Harvard university
and Chairman Of me Department
u E1ozaniez. Business Admins
frzszon nd Business Education
d.. Cleo Owens Hesrnto1. ID. :
r elemeztzgg edacatlea from th=
University G California and =
rector O The Dirlsioz Of Eduez-
ton l.. J. :. Joaez I'd D. :
Guidance from It's UniF. of Wash
ingTen I'D or c Personnel al
Guidance znd coordination = ST.
dent Life d. Tlman : Cgthrzn.
Pr. , i sociology from tt U
yerslty G Chicago. director of TIE
Division u ne Social Science
and cooraiuzfor 9 the Ford Z
peTimentzl Program Z Teacher
Education @ the Campus. Tbe
I've named teachers alone re-
resent nearly seventy years c
service = the institution znd sfe
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24

Obia Gilmore and family, Mrs.
Ollie Afford and grandson, Guy,
were visitors Of relatives and
friends in Rowe last week. They
also visited Chicot county All
camp at MBM college in Der
mott Avis Grey Of Calf.
is visiting friends and relatives
here Alonzia Davenport and
wife, Carleen were visitors Of
MANUEL Todd and Mrs. Simmie
Allen Sunday Nr. and Mrs.
M. S. King and Miss Bertha Mas
sey have returned home after
spending six weeks at AMIN
college in Pine Bluff.
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
Revival Begins
All lsf Baptist

The Reverend JOIN r. Williams
: y. pastor q FIrsf Baptist
church NeEpoF1 News. Virginia
: the visiting Minister tor The
revival a. FIrsz Baptist church
tn and Gaines. beginning san-
Cay. July 5 : 100 II d.
Williams I'll = preaching zach
night through galy slst- Rev Ro-
land Smith. pastor q FzFst BaP-
tist invites everyone o tie revival
services
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24

and returned home over tie
weekend Hrs. Juda B. Bowers
and husband OF Chicago are
here visiting their mother, Mrs.
Eliza DOyne. On the sick list
are Ed Jones and I'd Grandy.
are Ed Jones AMI E. Grandy.
George Kelley, T0mmie Adams,
Frank Brown and Grant Kelley,
ir. left for camp to resume their
basic training.
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24

Acting Presizent 2 z EFzns
ree0mnenaad aad fAe beard ap-
proved Tia faealtF members -
signing iron ths AG&K college
III M receive thelr August "a
cation salary. These faculty mem
bers are - faeiFanonth aen-
tract znd have designated sepseul-
b. ! 1873. a. lie effective zzte
Q fhelr re- guaI59Ds
~ ne present tins oFer thirty
fzeuliY members are knozn . b.
leaving IN college To- raEigas
rezson1 Approximately onehali
C fhIs uunber las expressed Iaek
. ooaIldeaee i the edaeztlgzzI
Leadership ability o. the acting
president I'D indlgnzElon erer ne
uaethleai pHessuFes tlat have been
brought 70 bear against =. Law
renee :. Davis. president Tor six
ten years. Of he faculty mem
bers remaining vith the college.
some have indicated : Nsit and
See attitude some are looking
fof suitable employment oppoE-
t1nity. some are attempting U re-
main neutral. id others aHe led
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
Men Day Speaker
At Bethel Sunday

Annual Mems Day vii be OBJ
served i Bethel AME church, 9Th
and Broadway streets. Little Rock.
Sunday. July e. Tie principal
speaker for the OCCASION viii be
Reverend Marine Webb Williams,
pastor Of the Greater Arch Street
church. Services will begin at 5
q. n. Special music will be rem
dered by the Mems Day chorus
under the direction Of Leon l..
Adams, jr. with Clyde Webb as
sisting. Other participants on the
program viii be Rev. r. $. Mar
bly,. James Robert Young. Dr. J.
v. Jordan. Fred ScOgging. NJ. b.
Hampton. l.. y. Smith and Bruce
Qualls.
The financial committee for the
occasion consists Of L. y. Smith,
Leslie White and Ellis r. Mays.
Mays. The general chairman for
the OCCASION ii Charlie Hughes
and Fred scogging ,co-chairman.
Rev. Rufus King Young is pas
sr.r
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
Veteran P0sfmdn
Passes AfL. 4.

Lezader l. Mcdowell f9Fus.
Little Rock letter carrier died
zzst seek II Los Angeles. Were
e hzd resided since October
1875 Mr. McDoEell. was Z vet
ezn = World War ! an q mem
ber e = Phillips Episcopal
church w6ere = served = official
ezpaeifies-
Surviving aFz his widow. Mrs.
Melbz Mcdowell and other relz-
fITes. Final rites xsre he'd =
Los Angles Monday
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24

Are You A YWCA Member? Il
Not, Join Today.
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
White Man Gets
Life Sentence For
Raping Negro

RALEIGH, n. Graph Lee
Belts, Sc. white father of four
children, was sentenced To life
Imprisonment last week for the
rape of an 11-year-old Negro girl.
A superior court jury of II
white men spared him the maxi
mum penalty of death by recon-
mending mercy
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
W
STORY HOUR PROVi
SUCCESSFUL

On last Tuesday a second in q
series Of THE story Hour" sDOn-
sored by the Public Relations
committee, Mrs. J. F. Henderson.
chairman was held at they. A
large number Of children attended
and heard stories told by Mrs.
Mae f. Gettis. Frank Henderson,
Arkansas State press., 1959-07-24
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
vACATIONtNG

Mrs. F. L. Alexander is on va
cation spending the time with her
Mother and other relatives in
Hope.
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Both Sto1es Washington PAKngton Open Thursday Night til
FOR YOUR LIVING ROOM

Our reg price Sole
Solid Mohosony Tufted Beck Vietoriun
Soto - 80 $50. - S44es5 $szsoo
any Frome - - Sz4ee5 $4,000
Quilted chint1 Foom Rubber T-cushion
Soto $4,000 sz9soo
Antique Velvet Bross Leg and Back Deco
rotve Bench $1,000 $5844
French Provincial Comeback Antique
White Love Scot, Foam Cushion $1,000 $4,000
Soto. Fruitwood Frome - :. = S549e5 szssoo
Back ~ - - sl59s5 slz4.5o
3-Pieee Contemporary Beige Sectional,
Loose Pillow Bock with Walnut Frame $o9o.50 $4,000
Modern z-Pieee Living Room Suite, Loose
Pillow Bock Reversible Cushions - $369.e5 $4,000
Modern Soto by Seliq, Foam Cushion $4,000 $1,000
seIie 1' and It ottom cn -'' ~"' $1,000 $1,000
Modern 2-Pieee Sectional Soto BY Ann
strong, Foam Scots and Down Back $4,000 $5SS.oo
Antique Velvet s23995 $500
Pillow Back and Arm 90" TroditionoI
FrItwood -. - 80 $4,000 $4,000
French Provincial Tufted- Back Sofo- $4,000 $4,000
Pillow Beck 90" Modern Soto -- $4,000 $3.50
COLONEL Wing Beck Love Seat ----- $4,000 $lI7.oo
Foom- Sect Lounge Choir, StyIes--- 5000 $3.50
Pillow Beck and Arm 90" TroditionoI
Soto -------..-- '----.- . $4,000 $4,000
Foam Seat and Beck Lounge Choir by
FIexstee - .. - $4,000 $500
French Provincial Occasional choir--- $3.50 $3s.SS
Genuine Leather Lounge Choir $l49.5o $3.50
SeIig Modern Apiece Sectional Sofa with
Foam Cushions - - -. 49, S379o5 $3.50
SeIig 50" Modern 4-cushon Soto .-- $23oo5 $4,000
Armstrong Shorkskn Contemporary Soto $4,000 $780,
Kenmor Modern Arm Foam Cushion Soto S22ee5 $1,000
Modern z-Pieee Sectional Soto los isl - S32995 $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS

Our reg. price Sole
Antique Reproduction Genuine Mohos- ~
any Governor Winthrop Desk, with fine D
inloy -------- .- ------ S495oo $4,000
Antique White and Gold Teo cor---- $2495o $4,000
Antique White and Gold ceorette- $4e9e5 $4,000
Solid Pine End Table, Glass Top Sll950 $49.95r
Modern WoInut credenzo by Romweber IL
tMode Home Sampled $50 - $4,000 $ll9.95o d,
Regency Occasional Choir, Mahogany n
and Gold Trim ------------------ Sl49.5O S73.12 p
Modern Walnut commode ------ $500 $z4.4o /,
Bronze and crystoI Chandelier $4,000 Ses.5o
Imported cy.toI chandelier. Lights $1,000 s4s.so
Lorse Console Mirror by BotesvIe y,
(corner crocked) --------------- $4,000 $29.84
Solid Knotty Pine S-Drower KneehoIe p,
Modern Parchment 4-Drower Desk - Sl29e5 $500
5-Peee Wrought Iron and Pink Dinette -.1
5-Peee Wrought Iron and chorcoo
Dinette Set--------------------- Sll9.So 1922
5-Peee Mahogany Bridge Set -------- Sll9.95 $500
5-Peee Block and Limestone Bridge Set Sl3995 SS995
5-Peee Chrome Dinette Set las isl - S8o.o5 $4,000
Solid Walnut Mirror Frame and Beck,
Antique Finish --------------- $3.50 $644
Eruitwood Buffet ---------------- s4e995 Sl7ss5
chinehiIIo With Gloss Top Lamp TobIe sl2995 S5S26
Pumiee Lamp TobIe-- 1926 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
FLOOR COVERING

Our ree price Sale
1880" -~------------------" $4,000 szs9oo
Rose AII-wool Wilton Rug. llxl5'- $4,000 slss.s5
sS3 y sS-"O0. oO..eO "'0" ~ $4,000 s1s9s5
e~59" WV "- .~1'N'-- ,'0" s2l995 slzsee
Rus' 9%4e "'' -l -eo' DS's" "'0 s5l95 $4,000
Block and Groy Tweed AIWooI Rug,
Colonial Broided Broodoom Rug in
seven different Wdths-SoIe Priced $l0.95 So yd.
! Rose AII-wooI 1zxl7 $4,000 $4,000
Brown Tweed lz'xzo Rus---------- S2665o $4,000
Beige Tweed lz'x7o' Rus--------- S2e65o $1,000
Rose Beige Wool Plush Pile, l5'xl5 s325oo szz5.oo
Black and White Tweed, l5'xle'- $4,000 $l35.oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
Additional Items
At Our Arlington Store Only

Our price Sole
Extro-Lons French Provincial Soto, in
Luxurious Beige Fobric------------ S398.95 $4,000
EorIy American Louvred- Door Bookcase $395o $1,000
ThomosviIe WeIshvoIey. Dining Room 2o9O OFF
FuII-Size Foam Rubber Mattress and Box
Spring $3.50 5000
Wonut Credenzo Contemporary, Sample S27950 $1,000
80" Foam Rubber Cushioned Modern Soto S23995 $1,000
Georgetown Galleries Solid Mahogany
Collection 80 ---- 1 1917 OFF
COLONEL Maple 3-Pieee Sofo- Bed Suite $4,000 $23Soo
French Provincial 3-Peee Sectional Solo,
Tufted Toost Fobric $50. $4,000 $4,000
Solid Elm Contemporary Desk, with Chair S59e5 $1,000
cushmon COLONEL Creations Collections 1919 OFF
Rose Leather Fon-Boek Choir Solid Mo-
hogony, Sample ----------------- SlI9.OO $500
Maple Platform Rocker, Green Tweed $685. $500
All Wool Carpet Choice of CoIors S7e5 $5.s5
NyIon-Spunuis Carpet, II CoIors to
Bangkok Teak Room Divider--------- S39e5 $4,000
Mahogany Tilt Top Pie Crust TobIe Sl350o $500
American "Aeeord" Collection Walnut 1919 OF
Tuxedo Soto, Foam Rubber Cushions = $4,000 $4,000
Modern "cube Choir" All Foam Rubber
Sample -----------------~------ SIZ9OO $IIOO
Kofod- Lorsen WoInut Occasional Donish
Choir S49.9o S33UU
100" Decorator Soto, Spring Down Cush-
ions ------. ------------------ So49UU S44UUU
So" Bachelor Chests or Cabinets, in
Walnut or BlOck----------------- S99UO $ISUU
Lawson Foom Rubber "Innerbed" Inner
sprino Mottress :-'- Sz1995 $1,000
3-Piece Bedroom Suite, Copo Mahogany
Consists of Modern Triple Dresser
Mirror, Chest Chest Fu-Size Book
case Bed - --c' ------ S32995 S25e.oo
Solid Mahogany Duneon Phyfe Love Seat S4995 $llsoo
French Provincial Breokfront Oval Toble,
Buffet or Set of Dining Chairs, Fruit
wood Per Unit ------------------ SlZ995 $4,000
2-Pieee Georson Tapestry Living Room
Suite, Solid Mahogany Frome------- $4,000 $339.0o
No Mail Phone or GODS
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Innersprins Choir Bed by Eclipse -
Eclipse Foom Cushion SeuIptured Arm
Innerbed with Lace Tufted Mattress
KroehIer 80" Modern Arm Sleep Sofa
Regency Style Eclipse Innerbed, with
foam cushions in heavy nnotelesse
Simmons Colonial Styled Hide-o-Bed,
with full size mottress .---------
SmortIy Styled Soto Bed, loose pillow
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19
Riueruiew Bible Church

hIVGFVIcW DiukC ShuASA
Special services have b ee n
announced at the Riverview :
Bible Church starting March
and continuing through March
6. The Rev. Peter Letchford, OF
Canada will conduct these ser
vices. Sunday March l there will
he services at II am, 2:30 pm.
and 7:30 pm. Monday Friday
7:3O o m. The Rev. Letchford is
Canadian Secretary of the South
Africa General Mission, a native
of England who graduated from
the University of Oxford wi t n
honors in Classical Languages
and Literature and did post gr-
aduate work there in Music and
Education. He Is an outstanding
youth and Bible Conference spe-
aker. There will be a special
musical program each evening.
Speaker at the morning Wor-
ship service on Sunday Feb. 15
was Rev. Paul Tidball OF t n e
Christian Hebrew Mission in Gle
yeland On Sunday Morning Feb.
% The Rev. Jack Baucher
Barberton will speak. Rev. Bau-
cher recently returned + o m
Germany where he served a S
Chaplain in the Army.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19

birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Casper In Georgetown TN
iversity Hospital on February 10.
The Caspers who live in Wash
ington D. G. also have two dau-
ghters. Mrs. Casper is the for
mer Beryl Wilton of Chester.
Chester News Briefs
NJ. G. Patterson returned from
Miami, Florida on Monday. He
spent a week with relatives,
making the trip by plane.
Mrs. j. j. Lyman is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin Lyman in
EdgeWater Florida. She made
the trip down by plane and will
visit other points before return
ing home.
DR.. Dewey Bond spent Satur.
day night and Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Bond. DR.. Bond had been on 9
business trip to Chicago an
stopped on the return trip tc
washington D. G
Mrs. William Haberecht o.
Cleveland visited the Cart Har
lands last week.
Dale Allen Whitmer of May
field Heights spent several day.
of last week with his grandpar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Whit
mer.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Franklin
Jr. now occupy their new home
on Chillicothe Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Henderson
entertained Farm Bureau Coun
Gil 3 B. at their home on Ware
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19

Drive, on February 18.
Glenn Russell and Forrest Bo-
nd were calling on friends in
Summit County on Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Sojka Is In
University Hospital where a n
operation was performed on her
knee. She expects to be In the
hospital for a week but will be
detained from her work at Rain
ow Hospital for six weeks after
for complete recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bond
were dinner guests of Mrs. Will
Matthews in Russell.
Mrs. Nick Ritondaro is in Wo-
mans Hospital for observation
and treatments for a heart all
ment. She is improving but her
stay there is indefinite.
Mrs. Cart Harland is sonle-
what improved and is now able
to ride out. Her sister, Miss May
Kozeny of Cleveland is still with
| her.
| Mrs. John DeGreen, formerly
of Chester, now of Burton,
confined to Lakeside Hospital
Mail will reach her with the ad-
dress 45 ~.
i Correction Please. In the re-
port of the Recreation Council
/ receipts your correspondent ty.
ped two 6's instead instead OF
one in listing the receipts from
the Pancake Breakfasts. t h
amount should have read $500. .0C
The other figures were correct
Sorry,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19

tland, Ohio.
The activities ended at 8 pm.
Next year West Geauga is inter-
ested in holding a basketball
clinic for Geauga county an d
neighbrs who would care to join.
West Geauga Teachers Ass0cia-
lion
Last Thursday evening the fac
ulties of West Geauga High, Che
ster and Russell Elementary Sc
hools met and formed the West
Geauga Glass room Teacher S
Association.
Card Party
A public card party has been
announced for February 28 at
the Chester K of P Hall. Playing
will start at $50. P rogressive
Pinochle and Five Hundred will
be played. Prizes and refresh
ments.
League Unit Meetings
March 8 is the date of the
local Unit Meeting for the Lea.
que of Women Voters. This will
be held on the evening of March
at the home of Mrs. G. P. Tit
us. Mrs. Harry Davis entertain.
ed the last meeting on February
IT.
Heir Ways
Dorothy Marie is the name
of the seven pound two ounce
daughter born at Corey hospital
on February 8 to Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Petersen. They nov
have two sons and two daughters
Word has been received of the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19
FREEMAN SHOES FOR MEN

Regular 1895 1195 = 1895 1895 14.95.
(Just waiting for tired dogs to wake up
in) We've got 165 pairs of these going
for prices. H nn ~ on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19
Men S Department

(Your father liked these - We hope YOU
will tooD Ii one of your initials are A-C-
E-F-K-L-N-S-W. there is group of
hankies. Values to Los ARC
YOURS NOW FOR Heb
Famous Brand
MEMS CUFF LINK and TIE BAR SETS
Cuff Links or Tie Bars.
Values to 500 OoC
Link and Bar Sets. 4 90
Collectors items - but we're darn tired
of collecting then.)
A FEW MEMS PAJAMAS
Flannel - broadcloth - Plisse. Sizes A.
Bed. Values to 495. 4 nn
washington slept here and think
these were his.)
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19

no charge. The Priscilla Circle
will serve refreshments.
Baptist Church
February % at 7::30 pm. a
film Knowing Gods WILL" will
be shown. February "a at p.
m. the Women's Missionary So
ciety will meet at the home of
Mrs. Gail McCleary. This is the
last program on the Middle Ea-
st. February 25, the seventh
meeting of the Evangelism cou-
rse conducted by The Rev. Sam
uel Davis. Topic, How do we
Communicate the Good News?"
Every Thursday at 7::30 All
Youth Groups meet at the chu-
rch for learning, felloship and
refreshments
Hospital Chapter meets
Chester Chapter Geauga Cou-
nty Community Hospital met al
the home of Mrs. Edward Nolan
on Thursday evening February
5. After a brief business session
members and their guests held
a benefit card party. Seven ia.
bles were in play and the table
prizes were loaves of h o m G
made bread. The next meeting
was announced for March 5.
\
Ladies Auxiliary to V.F.W.
West Geauga Auxiliary to VT
| w. held the last social meeting
at the home of Mrs. Russell Pi
shnery. Fourteen members were
present to enjoy the delicious
refreshments and games. r h {
next meeting will be held OF
February 25 at the home of Mrs
Henry Skoczen, Bardwell Drive
The business meeting was or
February IL at Parkside recrea
ton.
Geauga County's first winter
playday, Snow Flake Frolic, wa
held recently at West Geauga'!
new Gymnasium. The girls ant
their physical education teachers
participated in one day rount
robin basketball tournament.
The morning activities began
with cocoa and doughnuts o
all. Everyone played basketball
shuttle board and tried her lucl
at foul shooting. Susen Brill, o
West Geauga topped the f o u
shooting participators when sh
made 18 baskets out of 25 att
empts.
Lunch was served in the schoc
cafeteria by the Gym leaders
The playday championship te
am included the following girls
Evelyn Randell, West Geauga
, Gayle Graft and Dorothy Salon
of Cardinal School; Gayle Gas
, temire of Kenston; Barbara De
prt of Newbury; Judy Fenwic
a of Chardon, Hazel Anderson, XII
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19
Little Girls and
Subteen Department

(Over period of time, handling and dust
will soil a garment. 1t makes an attrac-
tive dress unattractive at it's original price
so if you don't mind soil - these will
make some good buys.)
3 to Ok sizes. 3 size 3, 3 size 5.
S''s valves sow $50
to Ok sizes. A size 3, 2 size a. S size 5,
size and 3 size Ok.
4.98 and 5.98 values 9 An
GIRLS DRESSES 70 to IA YEARS
(There isn't thing wrong with these
We'd just like to sell them) 3.98-4.98-5.98
7.98 Reg. price. size Z, size s, size
TO- 13 size II and l size IA
Any one or All 800 each
SUB-TEEN DRESSES - 6 to Ia
size 6, size 8, size IL and 1 size IA.
5.98 values - ~
size 8, size 10, size IL and size Ia
7ss values Sow 100
size s, size 10, size II and size ID.
S'9S and 1923 va1Ses Now 500
HALF SIZES or CHUBBY DRESSES
10 regular 5.98 dresses. size 813, 7 size
10Ia, 4 size 1214 and size 141a.
NOW 800
GIRLS ROBES - to IL YEARS
Broken sizes and soiled
2.98 to 4.98 reg. price 81 M
NOW AavDv1
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19
DoIesome Dolnesties

CORDUROY % COLORS
Maroon, Chartruese, grey, pink, white
brown, green. l print bolt.
Reg. 1.19 and 1.39 yd COO
~ NOW OCyd.
YARD GOODS Drip-Dr No Iron
Reg. Toe CSC 100 per yd. DOC
NOW AJ yd.
piece ''' rSf'''S NOW l9o yd.
/ Piece Drapery Material
Reg. 1.95. NOW OJ yd.
l PAIR SOFA PILLOWS ------ OAC
TERRY CLOTH
. ''''S' s'''''' NOW 59' yd.
A DOODLE of BUTTONS and BUCKLES
(No bows) Reg. 10c & 25c. &C
NOW - per card
NON-COLORFUL CROCHET COTTON
Reg. 29c FOR OnC
NOW O OJ
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19
News from Chester

no charge. The Priscilla Circl,
/ will serve refreshments.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19

(You can hardly miss these juicy buys.)
Sizes 6 to 12, B-C-D-E widths in black
or brown. Dress and sport styles.
ONE GROUP OF BOOTS
You really save. "The Price is Right" -
You ask about them. Boots are still in
season you know and if we don't sell them
now at loss, they just get dusty over
summer, and we hate to dust off all those
boxes.)
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19
GREAT SCOTT & HUsKIEs

i. for Boys and Girls. Sizes 9-1O-11-12-
1923. Here are "a pairs in B width 6
pair in G width and 10 in D width. All
reg. $50 and 5.95. CThese must 60 We
need the room)
You can have them > 0O
for only E@eOV a pr.