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gives good control; apply weekly
until ten days before harvest. Meth
oxychlor dust will rout the Mex
lean bean beetle, a vegetarian, un-
like its aphid-eating kin, the lady
bird. Malathion and methoxychlor
are among the safest and most eff
fective of the newer chemicals and
comprise the "active ingredients"
of several popular insecticide mix
lures. Applied to the whorl of young
plants they will control corn bor-
ers; busted on the silks they will
prevent much injury from corn ear
worms.
Handpicking is the simplest way
to control some insect pests, for
example the tomato hornWorm, so
called because of the harmless spike
on its rear end. Handpicking is also
a simple way to get rid of Japanese
and similar beetles. They are slug
gish at dusk and may be readily
Knocked into a jar half filled with
water, topped by layer of oil, in
which they soon perish.
AphidS are among the most COM
mon and harmful pests in the gar
den, sucking the vital juices of plants
and transmitting various plant dis
eases. The first rule in defense is to
begin busting the moment they ap-
pear. Malathion is the most effec-
tive weapon for gardeners. Malath-
ion or methoxychlor will also con-
troll the tiny, dark flea beetles which
chew small round holes in the leaves
of young plants and the small, dart
ing leaf-hopperS, which spread plant
diseases.
Always read the labels carefully
when buying and before applying
garden sprays and dustS. They tell
you what's inside the container and
the precautions to follow when US
ing the contents.
NEXTWEEK: Summer Vegetables,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-05-21
Salvation Army launches S2OO,OOO
Building Fund Campaign in Lima

A 100000 building fund drive
for the construction of a new
Salvation Army Citadel on East
Market street, Lima has been
announced by campaign general
chairman, Joseph E. Berk.
The new quarters will replace
the present Citadel on South
West street.
Designed to meet the entire
Salvation Army program, the
new building will include a gym
nasium, which will double as a
gathering place for large groups,
and chapel-auditorium for re-
igious services.
There viii be separate areas
and entrances for the Youth
Section and Welfare Section. This
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-05-21
NeuenschWander
Rites Wednesday

Funeral services were held
Wednesday in the Ansberg-West
mortuary, Toledo, for Loyal
Neuenschwander, who died Sum-
day morning in Flower hospital
after a 21a year illness.
Born September 6, 1902 in
Bluffton, he was the son of the
late Daniel and Dina CMoser)
Neuenschwander. In 1928 he mar
ried Jesta Reichley, who sur
wives. .....
Also surviving are a son, Loyal
Jr., of Marion and a brother,
Lester, Bluffton. .. .....
Burial was in Toledo Memorial
Park cemetery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-05-21
Harmony Circle
Holds Mother
Daughter Meet

The Ladies' Harmony Circle of
Pleasant View church held its
annual Mother-Daughter meeting
Thursday evening of last week
at the church, with President
Doris Dukes welcoming a large
number of members and guests.
Mrs. Stanley Newton was in
charge of the program which in
cluded a Tribute to Mother" by
Mrs. Myron Reichenbach, and
the daughters response by San
dra Reichenbach. Devotions we're
lead by Mrs. John Harris, who
took as her topic, Spiritual
Mothers. d
Nadine and Jonella Harris pre-
Sented duet, and Ruth Ann
Young gave the reading, Grand
mother" Mrs. Angerer spoke on
Mother" The program also in
cluded a Ladies Sextet from Mt.
Cory church and a chalk talk by
Marion Forney, assisted by Mrs.
Forney at the piano.
Special awards were presented
by Mrs. Wayne Westall to Mrs.
Arletta Rickly, oldest mother
present at SO; Mrs. Lewis Dukes
and Ronnie, oldest mother with
the youngest daughter; Mrs.
Wayne Shively of Celina, person
who travelled longest distance to
attend; and Mrs. Dwight Frantz,
youngest grandmother present.
A social hour and tea was
held in the church social room.
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not begin until later this month.
Berk will be assisted by Wayne
E. Liable, vice-chairman. The two
men are recruiting several other
citizens of Lima to head various
divisions.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-05-21

the week end at the Owens home.
Mrs. Rosella Stultz and sons
were Sunday dinner guests of MIR.
and Mrs. ]. c. Montgomery.
Tom Bell spent Sunday at the
Ivan Montgomery home. Mrs.
Chas. Conley and children called
in the evening.
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ONE OF OHIO'S natural bridg-
es is located in Good Hope town
ship, near the town of Rock
bridge. This is a sandstone for
nation, with a span of about $50
feet. 1t is inaccessible to the pub
lie
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-05-21
Pleasant Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hess were
Sunday evening guests of Miss
Nellie Huber and Mrs. Mabel
Felt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Herr and
family were Sunday callers of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Zimmerman
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Anderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Moser
were Thursday evening callers OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Gratz.
Mr., and Mrs. L. L. Huber
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Huber Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. LOWE Lipsey OF
Longview, Texas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Herr and family and Mrs.
Lille Manahan were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Herr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Mana
han were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Herr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdell Huber
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale Huber were Sunday supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Huber, honoring Larry and Ker-
ry Huber who celebrated their
fourth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Zimmerman
of Beaverdam were Sunday eve
ming guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hi
ram Reichenbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kohl
were Friday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Reichenbach.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Basinger and
daughter Gail were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Reichenbach or
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Reichenbact
and family were Thursday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Reichen-
bach.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Strattor
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Stratton and family, Mrs. J,
j. Sutter and Mrs. Orton STRAIT,
ton were Sunday dinner guests ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Stratton
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Theis anG
daughter Charlotte were Satur
day evening guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Leonard Theis and daugh
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Theis anC
son Lloyd were Wednesday visi-
tors of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
TheiS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Theis
and daughters and Mr.. and Mrs
Roger Theis spent Sunday will
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Jennings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

FpRNITURE - Complete Nv. rm-
gin; .i 5n,s bsasR s1 mshos,nZ Eali,
FURNIfunE-sois, chair and table
be- clcr New 6immons nide-A-
Bed. v on. CT. 3-3J7e,
RUnNITQnE-couch and chair. "
s i.s Hollywood bed. Gail "a =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
ANTIQUES AND JEWELRY

Tocss DROP approx so carats set in gold with solo cna
aod scd cross and with Is sapphre antique sod
enameed PIN strand Of cultured pearls with oA Clasp
ladies' antique gold with dias plat ana scd tu
dress sci Of cu links set with IL dias sond eo
char some set with and rube gold cum INKS; Vned
eates GOLD PIECES Of denominations plus lafss
seen Of gents ladies' rings stone et ana ANTIQUE rms
and ievely ANTIQUE candestick and matchbox
hcissr a. with genuine garnets; 18th century solid
sold elaboratey enameed necklace set win oamonos
and All eenuine multcolored stones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
DIAMONDS

p,.t,rur necklace act with dass approx. earats;
i.a plat dia ring, solitaire: ladies' plat da rms
approx Ia caras sold sunburst pin set Win ena
nsarI.. Mat bar pin set in approx y carat SUR
rounded By "A smaller ladies' plat rns set with
APPROX caras ladies' Se with i-carat oia VA.
dia: white sold ring set dias approx csfst. pay
dinner ring 2s dias approx carats plat top scarf n
S.s suurox q carat antique ring. 20 dias; plat par
rn 81 dias approx ~ white gold cocktail rins
das spurox y carat SO side dias; plus many otnef
eents ladies' rings set with diamonds ifom AZ w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
FURS

pastel mink .: :s.I's nE y's eS% sd 5Hs
r1us TINS FINE SELECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS TrEMs
Kin As%s. sp a f eaSS
Afistocrat others TYPEWE1TRs: QnGerWooo sm
ngton Eyerse Smith Corona and Eeya portaDles and eesx
Sax Conn dute imported violin and bow Harmony
s iS1s sSs' I1sa "a Isn
suS w sSso p pnS rel otoTos
z: sHSss era D isSs
SOUND prof. Speed Crane Arsus Folder Kodsk Sim
g TSts k Hn EHeSs Rs hs0S11s
,Si. Tsc ssnSs:I
PANS: Wsstinshous Mobile Z OF osciatng Eskimo Polar
Cub and many other makes
p n ncso ' ss hesssoas and oshs
aucnr machine Mssase and Chinese abbscus.
BY ORDER OF
LIVINGSTON & co.
wAsHMoToTs OLDEST LICENSED PAwNBRokERS - I.
1923 H ST. NV. ME. s-526e
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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BASKIN FURs
Corner 9Th and q NV.


top dresser. Sss; maple love ssst,
soia. 4 20 =. Es'eIrdrobs $500:; maple
Hla:-s::s wi 1 Ssd. ehisis ~ Iou RE.
l i5To @:,,ss so s shs.s az or s5.y sss
UPHQIaLlRIN0, SLIP coykRs.
s 81 si.a s:s05 a.s,sr.d tas sas
terms. HOFFMAN, uPHolgTER-
K7e. z4zg lsth st nv. .co.
b.
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SILVER

oapc act Of Community hatware in chest: set o.
oeers Aatvare; sterling Early American sernns
sver spoous; sterling Of all DESCRIPTIONS sterling eas
ard nsppers set Of stens hatware In chest oornam
B.pc tea set; knives asst Of odd sens toik
spons ana serving pieces other interesting SILVER
and plated items
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
WATCHES

auloya Henrus duen LonEines Wnauer Paul Sresuette,
rn Hamilton omega Roex. and nne Swiss gents ana Aoes
watches including fine diamond Watches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

"a. 10000 IA. e-fe2i
p 9nSIs s sS.',: k s, ~ Ma s.s;
ssgS. vili '''' ''psrs''l'' ~. 8
DIN RM., eompl.--nuliet. drop-
xiso IN. r@ sna Ezra. m.JR6p ' 900.
DIN. nm. SUITE. 3 chFs. and mas
ss s ss1 s. saiH W. f''s ssss sscs
DIN. nm. SUITE. mehgs, 10 pc.
xsssSSi i sscsk 4si SSo1 q NV e'nd'
DICTlIiN0 oUIFff-oray Audo-
graph. comb. unit. compIete, el3k:
l,ts' 2-nnit enLft, complete. Siee;
ave. NV. ~. i-i3e{. -
9INETIE-Mahoe. oval tbie., 4
drum, / end. s25 and SIS;
twin beds. maple. compl.. $40; 4
piece formical TOP hit. set. $50.
VIII 2-e066.
DfNkIIE SET, red, chrome fnish:
week end: cheap. uN. 4-A302.
DIN, SET; 8 pes chrome chaiEs,
21-in. bike, $40. ~. e-0f0O.
DINING I'M: vllnyt. qfop.leaf
s Soc. s.I sss sns sos.sRs sO h snia.
DINING ROOM furniture. lined
oek egasi a1a ehine sio,st green
| ke6. krani ne1 n csrfo1 IA
DINING TABLE, dropleaf extsnsion
Voc sssnaE ss sis.r nl iis sSns san ssS
p ssal.. 5dS 2 I'D s|I: re, ss
golf clubs, lighting equip, poles.
adding mach, cash resister. re-
and 9. Dakota ave. ne.
DIsILlgAsHKn. james. portable.
automatic. $50; twin bed. $50;
both like new. Call u. 2-l437.
D00H0UsEs, save 25ss; painted.
Come see them. 1920 Wflgon
blvd, RUcKER LUMBER.
DRESSES for the brides mother,
size q and 10: reasonabls. Wo.
0-05e1.
DRESSER, beaut., oval front. $50:
chest Of drawers. SIS; tables, lamps,
misc. CaIl "a. z.1400.
DnEB1ER, TRIPLE. Fr. prov. 9n-
tioue white, aiso mink u'ifk wSife
~ Ln s.s.soosszp D .i.s sral IS noon. sond
DHIkl, Kenmore, never used,
s1eflnce. $40. HI. 4-7o82.
EARTH C0MP1070R1 far r-5F:
Air tamnere. vikreifng fe~.rc-.y
1areos, -roilers- RENTXI
TOOLS q EoUIP. CO.. 10, 5-601O.
ELEC. RANCE. 3-eVe1- AN: 3 sI.
tigue chairs, SIS: dhi. 1ndfy. tub,
$40; wardrobe zrulks, mans, $50:
lady,s. $lb. OF. 0-4767,
lELECTRIC RANGE. 1f-ineh V1i-ar1.
Ic, Crosley refaf; With freezer
ELEc. RANGE. NEW, > burner, iTe.
S:sf sksiss y u q. wall. Ii sgid
- 49, ss,=s ~: Ass.;s vs. y. a-9eg0.
1al-i1 sx.si rons wtst,nsnguse'
auto. oven. deep wen, SIS. on.
T Lett sTovS- III. -,
si.e. perfect condition: chair,
is 4. g cedar a.; s Pei Ssci nm.
kLEcTRIc STOVE = z0-inch on
u .nrs Win cairoq deepyen pres
I 49, sookk scc exec. song cong. owner
...os.ns, 80. ~: -s-oe9o.
ELEC. TRAIN SET, no, with trans
| former, I'll accessories. layout on
kxy table: also household Items.
-. a-l5i ..
ELEC. TRAIN. 1mer- P7ver- . ~--
s sis.. . 9 car; " ssso; sylsekss.
lENCYCL0PAEpfA RIiTaNNi6H
is,.. ans saI n ssis; ~, Diet & bcekea.s;
lS3-E. Star.
EEE scaypc of. !gs .ne dietlen.lis.;
pa. .l,. sSsiiaSis, Prissd To- suisk
IcToRoR PRrrnp,s roox enop
aaa efh n NV "a ao~oo
l1oen avs. ~, 4 a
1NCkCb. "a Y. Amer. People. 1855;
Cnii9reoy 4r,s l4 1ettef
~: s=sss.. 1syg. ~: e-9g2e:
q trade fcr outboard. typewriter.
80 - ~. s-.2z. :; s.ss.
.-,1lns Lsoo. ~ m, exhaust,
peb oLlLeni S4o. Can EE. 3-5190.
EENck roeLs, locust; oqtlast then
RuctkERs TTlu5i nst e1yd" "a 4-iss4'
kLk CA1lNkI9-Qoyt. surplul
stesi Il sss5 5s'' isrs nno .s ,iss.
can Us for your Ming rsauire.
: ! ] ! ! :
FLAGSTONE
cisaranee all. Nina an Ma
$1,000 -
roo. - F !!I.I ..S,; Vacuum gI clean:
noD1zaBs l E5sSsSsa sssi is's It
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BOOKS-clear sale. Sc e.. o. q
for g: CAPITOL I'LL anti.
Open 1880 n.rns-S.30 pm. III
BOOKKKEPING and postins ma
chine. Dalton; us Is, $22. HARRY
J. ABRAMS, "a Z st. ne.
BRASS TEACAnT, cedar chest ans
desk. an brand new condition
IN. 2-O024 after l3 noon.
1ahAk1 !,oS,5. 5 sl.:. $50 '9 4
nse. a s'i:f n ss aasD q z.s2ss.
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FURNITURE
TAKoMA TRANSFER
AND STORAGE co.
UNCLAIMED STORAGE

IS odd pieces. stools.
.hsssocki, 81 70 Isl; 10 iIv,
o I'd f saeiss; tsbls g 81 ;sa's;
80 ODD lamps. boudoir, table
and moor lamps, ~ 70 VI;
10 small walnut desk glass
tops, 80 e.: treadle seying
machine. Slo' walnut
50 odd living room chairs.
81 To S1o; studio couch,
$50. y 2-piece living I'm.
sets, SIS q set; one b-pc.
DC. maple dincttes.' SIS one
7-pc. nnahog. dinette. :J5:
dinstts. SIS: one s.pe. val.
nut dining rm. set, SIS;
Kenmore vringer washer
80 bedrm. sets, walnut.
% 9 pes IN Z set, beds,
yanities. mirrors, eressers.
night stands, chests. chairs,
benches, desks, and some
with small lady's dressing
tables with fold down mir
fors. Most sets come with
glass tops. Sets range 500
TO sos, This 10 good solid
make furniture. fs
Is odd mirrors, music
cabinets, buffcts, odd beds.
dressers, chests. and misc.
ooH runAn CT AT M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

Lumber company, Inc,
CAe!NETS. BIRCn; ODDS and ends
gln' 1ase and some sink eahi.
nsts. local Tor that extra storae,
space ~ your kitchen or fecrea.
on room: Some FDrmica tor,
s1o avauahle. Specially priced foi
s9R sso ~ sAhnkR q ROSS Co.
CAnlE. N-in. Sc IT,: other Sizs1
M MN ISIS SIS y a Il ~, II 4 a SIcH
CALCULAT06S = Hand or m
rqtAfy O. printing types. Hundred;
% ljiy guaranteed nschineS
ks s.eea g sen: NoRTH'e. 1856
CAMEkA. German Rocea auto. Re.
mex. F.2.G eteinheil coated lena.
case never On: $50. EN-. 5-OR6s.
:, Giving up hobby: as
l.s Anu toll MIN cameras. many
s. aD. EM. s.Si4s. = Prices from
CAMERA, Lsiea me f.s. SlmmitaF
SSoio i isns s so s. sas,s and isIs'
CAnlkRAH--Petrf SB-hin. fla
new condition. so; super. Ricoh.
mex reu4x camera. S17.bo; I'd,
W. aasni: s.s,ss shopping cart, So
CAMERA, ArEo1lex F:1.k 2Er5T
"a. 5gFTi's s.sa4'ss ssh Pine, Branch
CAMkRAs, keysfcne 8 mn moViI
qutnt. 2.6 lens. $50; Germen re-
os.lss .3 ss6e. 81 fs; s sRsss Graphic
CAMknG MHNOxs Complete WITH
IiEht meter, fash stfsck.' carry.
ing eases. ETC.; Ike new; xl1o
CAMERA Grown 0Taphic. 175
kcsAL HEs f Eois s1 eo s. 4 "a. .S s5S
CAMPING SUPPLIES
Ground cloths. Sc So. Army tsn1s
sisS Sst.r Ps ans ssn. ~ si 90; is ss,
terms sleepins BAGS. etc. Bsfriins
j. H. GICHNER
25l3 a ct. NV. II. s9oa4e
cA y. sss, 20 g g, yss, socea, VETO.
nst sts; 1 Rsss. VIZ sSe .aass. and
CARPET, . sige. With pad; orig.
price. y429s moving, saerifee foI
VA nlso orepess beige PRINT $50,
CARRETING, nylon tnrquoiss; 2.
PC. Nv. I'm. set With alp covers:
best ofker. HaFrlson 2.90I7.
cARpETING I0ss AHoVE C0STi
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FOOT .l!,l LoCEERs,

&4tQNR0
NeX. hsayy dutyi lowest Price IN
I.gx ". LucoAoE 90.
.i'1 f :; AZ ysri aM m "a "a, 1850
EnsS. !. vlstsf g ld.s chest.
S1eQ seh $3.50 or make otier. ~.
EnE41kA. ie-fi. Kmans upTiShf, s66
MODEL, perl. cond.. win deliver,
M LeesbuFs' Va epring
RnEkxEn, i5-cublc-ft. uDFiaht,
plan aveil. WI. 6-b56f sunday.
FnEEzER. Aln.na deep freess. 20
kaUs q ave-. PEI kl: sa'' ". 1897 Wash
FhkkzEn. 33b, apt.-sile. S-cubic-
II. chest; freezer, S4h. lb-cubic-
n. che1tt freezer, 0aaf6, i5-cublc-
~. upright, el3p, like new. with
guarantee; washing machine. ring-
sr.typs kenmofs. s32: ~. $50.
SIns soadIiioh; Sc y nsi Riiiss' R AVE
oaithersbure, Nd. WI. 6-0Os1 =
FMkEzkn. 1872. upright. coldspot
feasonsbis. I'M. a-B005. ~
FREEzER. 81 en-. f.: S375 cash,
coma u RICH itii'i fEAsT IL. sses sssa
|F1EEzkR, commsrcial tyne. up-
right. Carrier; orig. $500. sen for
chine. Capital. port... less than 2
yrs;s 90 excel. eond.. $50. "a.
lFnEExkn victor. 12-ft, upright,
500, iala n.5 ssss' ? 5U $50 !cSs PLAN
FREE1sR. 10 Gu. ", Must sacrifice,
MARCO. nI. 10000.
FURS-MINK-MIRACLE
II took " months TO assemble
the most complete selection Of
slightlyl used mink earmeIts Of
every description ever 70 be Of
fereo ct Q fraction Of the origi-
nal cost. Beautiful mink coats,
eapes, Jackets and stole1 that
cannot be recognized from new.
See for yourself.
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FURNITURE from 5-room heusl
includes breskfrcnt, AsyilsI,s
chest, some antiaues, electric r..
frigsTator 80, and console ,s., ss ,.r.,
work table. See ct .o16 0ist ave.
Silver Spring. Sunday and MOD
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CHECKWRiTERs. B4RdAiNs "a.
S26 up: CIRCLE. SIC Oh st. nv.
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304 CEDAR ST. NV.
ofEslSSf En- SUM- Jul III ii to e. !,
WEEKDAYS. o TO g.
Local or Long Distance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

Early american furniture st coun-
try. prices. Budget plan available.
China. glass, silver. copper, brass.
is miles out new 80 pl.wy to
Baltimore, I mile east Of Burtons-
vile. Nd. left on Dustin I'd, iusi
beyond watch tower to End house
on lett. WA. 1887.
ANTIQUE LIVING I'M CHATH,
covered In handmade needle
point; onyx marble clock and
urns; needlepoint for bench. RA.
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sS s:i n: ,ss 9, gs'sss ". sg s..s9;
ss|Ilsss %zE!SSRr u HIP :zSs5Sis'Ui
MHERp' 9 .1css ND 'oA' iAyh as.s Sti'
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ADPlEs,ssoPn I. MACHINE "a NM, e. /!
HSEEY s zssas II rs Sr ! ~ ~. as
ADDRESSOGRAPH
MACHINES


W. NA1n pnc ". o-tyuA
AM CONDITIONER. excellent for
ssss O. ssr p 4. shSp Or sr &
BIZ. Esssssssnanls tor ready Sn Z.
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Roepe for a time until a chem
list was able to clear it up.
Coins Vanish
According to the information
that Mr.. Roepe has, there were
supposed to be several freshly
minted United States coins in
| the box along with the written
material.
When the box was opened no
trace of the coins was found
It was clear that the box had
not been opened since it was
cemented into place because
the zinc seals were still intact,
but no coins we're found.
The mystery resolved itself
when q chemist friend of Mr.,
Roepe said the chemical action
of the creek water with the tin
and zinc Of the box could have
caused the copper coins to
dissolve.
The cornerstone itself is now
in the back of the Office build
ing, where it will be kept until
the new church is completed in
November. A bronze plaque
will be attached and it will be
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politan Baptist Church. 1925
r street NV.
Pastors and evenselists OF
the ether four participating
sroups will join with these at
the Wednesday luncheon.
Pastors and evaneelists for
the Mount Vernon and Nerth-
ern Virginia Associations viii
meet for lunch at i2:15 pm.
Monday In the First Baptist
Church, Vienna, Va, ana al
1918 pm. Friday in the First
Baptist Church, Clarendon, Va
Many Of The churches win
spend the first week in a wis.,
tati6n program. They VIII have
speakers at special services the
second week.
Services this week win be
held at 7:3o. 7:4S and 8 pm.
according to the individual
church they plan 70 attend.
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sALvATIoN ARM
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A total OF ie2 Baptist
churches In the Washington
area win open q two-week
evaneelistic crusade tomorrow
DR.. Albert Mcclellan OF
Nashville, Tenn, associate ex-
ecutiye secretary Of the Execu-
tive comfiiittee, Southern Bap-
list Convention. is directins
the drive.
Six Baptist groups particle
pating in the crusade are the
District Of Columbia Baptist
Convention. Al churches; the
Baptist Convention of Washing-
ton and Vicinity. go churches;
Mount Vernon Baptist Associ-
alton, 80 churches: Seneca
Association Of Maryland, II
churches: Potomac Association
Of Virginia. u churches, and
the Northern Virginia Associa-
ton, rs churches.
The crusade is being held In
cooperation with the five-veaI
Baptist Jubilee Advance pro-
gram being sponsored by all
major Baptist groups iii North
America. Theme Of the 1858
program is evangelism through
cooperative witness.
Evangelists from every Sec
ton Of the country are here to
take part in the crusade.
MONDAY luncheon meetings
will be held for pastors and
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placed in the rear of the new
church when it is completed.
Mr.. Roepe has found out that
the sermon that was preached
when the original cornerstone
was placed was from Ecclesias-
ties, chapter 3, verses 10 and IL.
He says that when the new
cornerstone is laid he will
preach on the same subject.
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raised a lew IeeC. Inc IlGCle Cln
box was now underground.
II was not forgotten, how
ever, for when the wreckers be-
gan to rae the old building to
make way for the new church,
the cornerstone was carefully
removed.
What is left of the box is
now in the basement of the
Rev. H. B. Ropes office. The
tattered remains Of the con-
tents of the box are spread
over a table in the back Of
the Office.
Water Takes Toll
Water from Goose Greek,
which runs underground in the
neighborhood Of the church,
had leaked into the box a little
at a time for many years. Most
of the items placed in the box
by the founders of the church
are in a state Of decay. In fact,
the only readable item in the
box in the English language
are the words, The Evening
Star"
The words were in the mast
head used at the top of the
first page each day. The date
of the paper is not known but
Mr.. Roepe thinks 1t must be
from the day or the day before
the laying of the stone.
Other writings in the box,
which were in the German Ian
guage Of the congregation,
were stuck together and in
shreds. However, Mr.. Roepe
has been able to decipher and
translate the material.
Included in the box were a
listing Of the charter members
Of the church and a listing of
the Lutheran churches that
existed at that time.
A small mystery puzzled Mr..
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