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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-02-07

Petite Freeda Darlene Wilkinson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilkinson, Jr., enjoyed with friends
q lovely party celebrating her Sec
ond birthday Sunday at the Sum-
ner Hill High School in Clinton.
The jolly little guests donned
party hats and were given favors
during the evening, enjoyed a va
riety of children's records, picture
making and childrens small talk.
Present for the occasion were
Karne Chambliss, George Curtis
Donald Ray and Marguerite White,
Michael O'Neal, Christia Bethel
Ratliff, Lillian Camille and George
Suits, Lillian Francine Mitchell,
Ray Lawler, Kenneth Carr, Au-
relia Jeanette and John Curtis
Wilkinson, Susan and Ronnie Will
liams, Arthur James Curry, An
nette and Eddie King.
Chaperones were Mrs. Ernestine
Suits, Miss Mae Ella Washington,
Mrs. Christia R. Hudson, Mrs.
Wyma King, Mrs. Freida r. Pow
ell, Mrs. Bennetta Curry, Mrs.
Alean Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
ben Williams, Mrs. Cecyle Thomas,
Mrs. Celia w. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Corneal Chambliss and Mr.. and
Mrs. George White, Jr.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Ruby Twgless, the honoree's grand
mother, and her daughter Patricia
and nephew, Leon Rowser of New
elton, La, and Mrs. Doney Wilkin-
son, the honoree's paternal grand
mother, of Bude, Miss.
Best wishes were sent by Marion
Kay Pinson, Cynthia Denise Null
len, Jacqueline and Percy Laverne
Jurden.
Parents and faculty of the Isable
Elementary School held their 4th
Parents Teachers meeting Tues
day night at the school. Mrs.
Carlena Rodgers, president pre-
sided over the business.
The meeting was centered around
the current March of Dimes. Mes
DANES C. T. Almore and Bryant
gave interesting remarks which
were enjoyed by all present.
A film, "The Challenge" was
shown. Several visitors and friends
of the school were present and
recognized.
Mis- Bulah Lou johnson accom-
panied by her friend, Miss, Joan
Johnson of New Orleans, left the
city Tuesday to return to Fisk
University Nashville, Tennessee,
after spending a week of spring
vacation with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Johnson of Poin-
dexter Street.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-02-07

are ranking high at Utica Junior
College, Utica, Mississippi. We
are glad to know that Misses De-
lars White, Helen Smith, Carolyn
Mack, Juanita, Moffett and Miss
Pattie Jamison are on the College
Honor-roll with many others.
congratulations, Co-eds."
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enjoyed by all.

enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Lawrence Dixon and Mrs.
Margie Dixon visited with Mr.. w.
]. M. CHM on Sunday, January
25th. Their daughter Joyce Ann
came along with them. Other visi-
tors in the home of Mr.. CHM were
Mr.. Felix Rose and Mrs. Viola
Rose from McComb, Mississippi.
The Tylertown Colored School
girls and boys played the Walthall
Training School Tigers Tuesday,
January 9th. They were Elemen-
tary teams. The Walthall Train
ing School boys were defeated 27-
IL by Tylertown boys, and the
Tylertown Colored School girls
were defeated 1874 by the Walthall
Training School girls.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-02-07

1 package prepared pie crust
mix
la cup sugar
/ teaspoon almond or vanilla
flavoring
Follow directions on package
for making pie dough, except
add sugar and flavoring before
adding the liquid.
Roll pastry out "A inch thick
on a 14-inch square of Kaiser
heavy weight quilted foil, the
kind made especially for broil-
ing. Now trim the dough and
the foil together into a 12-inch
circle, saving the edges of.
dough for the basket handle.
To make the basket place one
hand in the center of the dough
to hold it fiat, and turn the
edges up all around. Accordion
pleat the edges in deep, wide
flutes all the way down to the
base, pinching the foil together
in creases to retain the shape
while baking.
To make the handle, twist
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-02-07

rell Posey, Bible Teacher, Mrs.
Anna Jones Secretary, and Mrs.
Ester Posey Treasurer.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-02-07

Mrs. Pauline Barnes from BIZ
loxi, Mississippi was home this
week end to visit her parents Mr..
and Mrs. A. R. Posey. We hope
she enjoyed her trip.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-02-07

On the sick list for this week:
Mrs. Flora Ferry, Mrs. Bessie ELL
sy, Mrs. Emma Johnson, and Mr..
George Andrews. We are hoping
that they will have speedy re-
covery.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-02-07

Mrs. Ann Burse is still on the
sick-list this week. We are still
hoping and praying that she will
soon be up and around again.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-02-07
NEWTON NEWS

Mr.. Clinton Norman was quietly
married to Miss Annie Mae john
son Saturday, January oath. The
Rev. j. E. Davis performed the
ceremony. Those who witnessed
were Mrs. Ebb Pain, the mother,
Mrs. Bessie Russell, and the Davis
family.
The Rev. ]. E. Davis pastor of
the Sylvester Methodist Church
preached a soul-stirring sermon.
Subject: Hold Them Forth By
The Right Way That They Might
Go To A City Of Habitation,"
Psalm 1877. The church was
crowded, and everyone enjoyed the
message. Prof. N. H. Plate spoke
we'll of the service, and his talk
was quite inspiring. He is chris
tan man, and wonderful leader.
He and his wife are regular at
tendance of our church, also his
faculty.
Mrs. Jimmie Ruth Crump, Prin-
cipal of Wechsler Junior High
School Meridian, Mississippi, will
be the guest speaker at Sylvester
Methodist Church on Sunday, Feb
ruary 8, 1859. Time 8 o'clock pm.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-02-07

EdSt6T DdSKGt IOTIG-I6I1C1OuS DGSStII
specially that is pretty gay you might
this Instead Of using spring form
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-02-07

L package lemon pie or
pudding mix
cup whipping cream,
whipped
l cup fresh fruit
Quilted broiling foil
together two X inch strips of
pastry about 16-inches long,
allowing a bit on each end to
anchor into pudding. Shape
these strips into a curve by
laying them over the bottom of
a mixing bowl or half ball of
foil the desired size.
Bake the basket and handle
separately until golden brown,
according to the package direc-
tions.
Prepare the pie filling accord
ing to the package directions
and cool. Fold in the whipped
cream and pour into shell, then
insert the handle into pudding.
Carefully remove the foil pan,
garnish with cherries or other
fruit, and your dessert is ready
| to serve.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-02-07

The Walthall County Training
School Tigers gave a tournament
Saturday at Hampton Rural Cen
ter. The teams were: Booker T.
Washington, Pine Grove, Magee's
Creek, and /Walthall County Train
ing School. The winners were
Pine Grove girls and Magee's
Creek boys. Everybody had a
wonderful time.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-02-07

Tylertown Grammar School boys
defeated w. C. T. S. Grammar
School Saturday at the tourna-
ment. The Tylertown Dragons
have a record of no defeats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HOUSES

SANDWICH sHOP--Dntn.. SO, q
sSo, , sr@sn 6iRskst i22f Co "a. ~
SELL .. on n., COMM I,ssan ha "a 9s sss,
IN Arlington. Modest Investment
required. For details call NE
SMALL VILLAGE consisting OF III
acres. 3 houses. plus one 2-stor,
house $50 II. long, can be used q
motel, 4 upefmarket and cloth
Ing store; lb mins, from Wash. O
Market. goIomonS island RAJ, Y
S 81 1' Go' ss.sdsSSsf.n 'r.l ave- .
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
COUNTRY STORE CORNER win
masonry 4elf-service store, fully
equipped, doing excellent business
nlling station (neW), nice home
12 acres. Corner for future de.
velopment. Btfategically located;
post once In store. Present owner
III and must eacrince, II you Ike
A country business you should SEE
MODERN LIQUOR beer and grocery;
leEai slots: large Income.
wATERFR0 NT fAvERN-Bssr. le-
BOAT HIRE AND GROCERY
Private pier; IL boats, legal slots
| SNACK BAh-Fountaln. booths
slot machinesi nice income; s.
*. ycar Tie, Lease AZ $40 month -
option for additional 8 years;
now crosses sol. 900. increasina
yearly; main highway location
COMMERCIAL BUILDING AND
LAND IN heart Of large southern
Maryland town; store bldg. sos
100, with Groom apt. on 2nd
door; large warehouse In rear.
new modern filling station; doins
excellent hardware business. An
excellent investment property.
WATERFRONT HOTEL: old land
mark 40 rooms, bar. restaurant
all furnished and equipped; liu-
our and beer licenses; legal slots;
pier on deep water harbor. A real
money-maker.
J. B. WATERS 81 ASSOC.
Prince Frederick. Md.
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DuIDERs. pPPQnEYEIrr g !; , I. ! !.
ana SsI s''s ass, ia sisrs s. snd i ps1.
can ihysst soms money q With XIX
Arm nEss; . , w5iss " O. BOZ eis'
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6M0peR

Bergman Sunday Specials
Open 2-7
1921 Kansas Ave. NV.
Oct. ( bedrms., newly decor. home;
attic, spacious lot.
1923, 1929 Whittier st. NV.
Lovely 3 and 4 bedrm. brick. dream
homes; mod. kit, baths, built-in
gar, rec. rm., large yards.
1900 18th st. NV.
Corner 4 bedrm. brick home: front
porch, bsmt., near shopping.
966 Mt. Olivet Rd. NE.
Mod. Siam. brick home: 8 kits.
and baths; only $500 down pymt.
149 Tuckerman st. NE.
Diet. 8 bedrm. brick rambler; Holly
wood kit. and bath. rec. rni,
2030 End st. NE.
Corner 2-bedrm. brick home; Q
porches, bsmt.; priced low for
1905 F st. NE.
1906 Gales st. NE.
Newly decor. 2-bedrm. brick-and-
stucco homes: full bsmt.
1898 r st. Sc.
Spacious 3-bedrm. brick homes:
sep. liv. and din. rms. full bsmt.,
front porch.
5124 H st. Sc.
Mod, ,2-fam. brick duplex home;
1852 Independence Ave. Sc.
Sea1idet. 3-bedrm. stuceo home;
front porch, full bsmt.; mo pay
ments like rent.
2121 18th st. Sc.
S1o5 On. viii buy this 6-rm., @
bath home: mo. pymts. like rent.
1929 E st. Sc.
Newly decor. 6-rm. brick home; .
enel. porches; oil heat: vacant.
Bergman Realty Co.
RIA. 6-2ll7 IA. 9-175O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

an individual or group to pufchase
majority interest In established
service organization; $4,000 In
vestment will handle total pur-
Present owners selling for less
than Investment to oevote time
to other business interest. Dl.
7-1743.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
HAWTHORNE

@44ANN 4AN<4e4N1
5000 Daniel lane-open sun. 81.
Custom-built williamsburg Colo
NAL ct Rock Greek Park. Only 6
yrs. old and in perfect condition
Center hall, 25-ft. liv. rrn.. master
bedrm. and bath on LIST floor.
Family-size din, RIM. and today's
kitchen. 2 large bedrms. and bath
on 2nd floor, with huge closets.
Ample storage space. Heavy slate
roof. Attached garage. Large
wooded lot, attractive rear gardens.
Directions: out Conn. ave. to
Chevy Chase Circle, right on west
ern ave. to Oregon ave, right to
Daniel lane, right to "Open" sign.
q. l.. BENNETT
Ma. s-6341 Ewes Re. 3-1035
HOME AND NCOME-detach. con-
vert. furn. apis, 8 garages. Good
rent section. $1,000, NO. 7-2744.
HOME AND INCOME. LARGE row
house: downtown NV. 4 apts, p
car gar. $4,000 yr. gross $4,000
cash. JE. 2-S564.
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REAL ESTATE SALE Or ExCH
CHURCHES FOR SALE

VERY DESIRABLE upper NV
location on large corner lot, for
q small conversation with a
chance to expand. ROGERS
REALTY CO., Ma. S-0o04. 10
b-Ob7S.
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|rlouOn REST. No. BpO0e. Income
MI. net. rent $40, B W. lease
seats so, Air colids very pretty
81 oIsif,o a a- 81 lss.fsk dn. d. g-s.ao
L0CKsMiTn SHOP - Established
nearly 80 years. Good business.
BOX Assay, star,
LUNCHFONETTK--inc. t1.QQ0 Nk
AIN "a; air cond.: seats 33: vel
established; shows good neti eAss
sss SPs II To- .6siSr l s1n' "a.
MKNA0KR FOR BRANCH RIA.
K6TATn OFFICE. who can inYe1i
%pFss 8 sPd q .nRRs sr Va sz. va
M0DERN " 10 DATE sEnvlch,'
kIATI0N-oood location. can
MONEY AVAILABLE for operationl
al oxpansion OF machine, sheet
metal or electronic business.
INVESTORS
aERVICE BUREAU. INC.
D27 18th 81. NV. MA. e-393o
M0TELs-Nearbyi 10 mod, units; y
apt. house, IA acres. yosOOO On.
while husband wks. 0IBhALLAh
MOTEI--ocean City, No 81 units Tns
: "a Ssss nfs Essi s,s 60 co s0O.OOO
|0NE-HALT INTEREST avail: q
WorkIng partner In estab. engray.
Ing, exper. machine work and
model building bpsiness,. CAPITA
needed for expansion, VIII ineol-
porate.. ~. e-4S40s HE. 4.72Q2
MOTEL. No. / Hwy,--l1 double
units completely furnished. Y
bedfms., Nv, rni., din. rua., Kit,
apt. for LIVING qtrs.; immaculate
condition. on 9N acres Of land.
Reasonably priced ana conysr nHg
STATE MORTGAGE CO., IA.
1-66QO, or Mrs. Panniil. IKE.
NURSING HOMES AVAILABLE; 22
patients, licensed, for sale; 81
patients, licensed, on lease: 20
patients potential. sale or lease,
KNDRis REALTY, on. 2-e070.
0uTsTANDING BUSINESS L0CA-
TON, on busy highway, IN rap
idly growing SECTION. Of. Charles
County, Md. Also locations for
shopping centers. and tracts suit
town. LEONARD SNYDER, West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

4AOOOD @ DNINI1ANHE +
412 9Th st. NV. ma. e-9373
SERVICE STATION
Modern 3-baY porcelain enamel
nearing completion In Arl.. Va.
Commercial and neighhorhood
trade; salaried training period.
For details call J. D AMBLER,
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CAMPSITES
REST HOMES
RELIGIOUS ORG.

We have brick manslons, IA 10 1e
rma.. with lovely SETTINGS close
70 Rockville, Oaltherabure and
Potomsc IN beautiful MoniSomery
Co. Ewes call Mr.. Rigga, "a.
l-h0b4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

OPEN, TNsP. TODAY, l4if Under
wood 81. n.W.--Lovcly dst. 4-bed-
rm. brick home. 3 baths, 1st-nr
powder rm- nice rec. rm. Good
terms. Reas. price. AIT. On prem.
Uses z 70 8 pm. DIXIE REALTY
CO, ACTS i4l7 L st. NV. Ewes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

A BRAND NEW LISTING (2)
CHEVY CHASE-Finest eonstruc-
ton, 5 bedrm.. 3 bath, detached
brick. Isl floor, family rm;: ga ga
cash. NEAR EVERYTHINGl
CLEVELAND PARK - Enchanting
4 rm. home in LOW eos. $4,000
cash. POB1AK q POBIAK. OIL.
2-5962. weekdays, WO. 6-5543.
AMERICAN UNIV. PK.-Sale By
OWNER: brick Colonial, 4 years
old; 8 bedrms., Ia baths. mod.
kit. ige. screened porch: pvt.
fenced yard; sep. din. rm.: eas
heat; S27,750: good financing
assii. 4 1917 Butterworth pi. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

CONTRACTOR with complete or
sanitation and power EQUIP. toi
residential or Government work
desires sound business connection
IS partner or contractor. BACON
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AMER. UNIV. PARK

Newly s, r,edscSrstsd S-bse 1! .,s 6rE.
c ssa Dor. only F' powder va nr TS.
cSiSi' Schools. Choice never home
in this desirable area. Md 20s.
EN-. 2-3634 for appointment to
inspect.
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$1,000. terms. 0IBRALTAR Co
INTERESTED IN BUYING mems
haberdashery, doing $4,000 q
year. Can To, 2-6S26.
JEWELRY CONCESSION = Junior
Dept. Store, Silver Spring, Nd.
VIII sell for inventory only. Cash
and notes; will train new owner.
Call MIR. HoFF. JU. s.s717.
LET Us SELL YOUR BUSINESS
want listings, d. c., Md, Val.
Lge. or sTn.: have out-of-town cash
clients IN. Y. Coop. Assoc.) Oh
BRALTAR CO., Wash. BLDG D. c,
LIQUOR and general merchandise
store, Bowie. Nd Owner heart
victim. must retire. Crossing over
5000 per day. Stocks fixtures and
everything, incl. liquor lie. S27,-
800. .10-yr. lease on bldg, sub
stantial cash needed, but some
terms can be arranged. Take over
immed. DOUG M. SMILEY, Real
tor. RE, 5-3220, ewes, Mrs
Lyons, AP. 7-S7Q6.
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GENERAL MOTORS DEALERsHIP
"A General Motors division has
: franchise opportunities in Eastern
area; experienced In automotive
retailing and MANAGEMENT neces-
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pendant on market; profit oppor-
tunities unlimited for right men.
Improve your future earnings
with action now. All inquiries held
in strictest confidence. Write Box
17A-Y, star.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-30
German Legal
Ruling Raped

HAMBURG (JTA)-In a joint
resolution signed by a number OF
parties, the Hamburg city parlia-
ment expressed concern over the
Hamburg Supreme Courts refusal
to permit prosecution of a publisher
and author of an anti-Semitic pam
phlet on the grounds that it did not
attack the Jewish people but Inter
national Jewry" and therefore
violated no federal law.
During a debate on the resolu-
ton, which also called on the Ham
burg Senate to investigate whether
the booklet did in fact violate the
law against preaching hatred, a
Socialist member suggested that Il
it proved that the court had not
interpreted the law correctly the
Judges should be hailed, before the
Federal Supreme Court. He cited
the fact that the chairman OF the
Hamburg court had in 1885 publish
ed an article calling for outlawlng
the Jews on racial grounds.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-30

SUNNY ROOM for rent in wild
owls home. Near transportation
and shopping center. TV. 17o2 w.
Mcdowell. AL 8-3112.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-30
Summer Pin
Loop Ready
TO Orgonize

The B'nai Birth Mixed Foursome
summer bowling league is being
organized, with entry deadline set
for Feb. %. League action will be
at 300 Bowl. Information may be
obtained from Marty Brodsky, 305
E. Weldon Ave-, CIR 4-4164.
Ace Auto Salvage won the B'nai
Birth "a" League first half by a
half-point over Bliss jewelers. as
Don Fam rolled a 2sS high game,
followed by Al Weinstein's 266.
High series of 662 was rolled by
Mort Kirsch, with AL Bistrow run
ner-up at 646.
Ace Auto Salvage members arc
Len Haas, Harry Nathanson, Jack
Flashberg, lou Tenenberg, ano
Morris Kramer. Top averages ir
the league are Carl Slonsky's 49,
and Hy Spivack's IT'S.
National Metals swept to the 'B'
leagues firSt-half championship
members included Ralph Segal
Mike Haskes, Sam Schwartz, Mar
vim Miller, and Sid Kliffer. Higf
games were posted by Ivan Raden
224, and Al Feingold, 220. Hy Levir
and Stan Stein shared high series
with 55OS.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-30
Classified Ads
S1.UO for rs words and DC per
word thereafter

EXCESS HAIR-permanently re-
moved by registered nurse. 1908 N.
3rd st. CIR 4-7450 or AM 6-0554.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-30

FURNISHED HOME FOR RENT:
Eight months starting middle OF
February. Fine home, good neigh
borhood, refrigeration, hardwood
floors. 528 w. Granada Rd. Call
AL 4-7494.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-30
Bowling Tourney Slated
By Beth Israel Youth

Beth Israel Temple Youth will
hold bowling tournament at 300
Bowl Feb. 8, with trophies going
for the high boys series and high
girls series.
Trophies will be awarded at a
social at the temple following the
competition. Copies of the BITY
Bits newspaper, edited by Charlene
Brodsky, will be distributed at the
social.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-30
New Beth Hebrew
Group To Meet

The newly formed Young Mar
rieds group of Beth Hebrew Cong
regation will meet at pm. Sunday
at the congregation.
Officers will be elected and com
mittees organized. The Young Mar
rieds welcome all young couples
who would like to join a friendly
social circle, and at the same time
promote the welfare of the Cong
regation and it's religious school.
Projected programs include cult
ural meetings, social affairs, and
business meetings. Refreshments
will be served after the meeting.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-30

FOR RENT: Nicely furnished bed
room in home of refined women.
Kitchen privileges. Near transport
alton and shopping. Working girl
preferred. 90 E. Weldon. OR 4-6359
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-30

SCOTTSDALE: Two store rooms.
New construction, corner of Fifth
Ave. and Scottsdale Rd. Good park
ing in front of building. Two diff
ferent size floor plans. Call owner
AL 4-7494.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-30
An+i-Semi+es Challenge

LONDON (JTA) - The extreme
right-wing and anti-Semitic League
of Empire Loyalists has picked a
heavily Jewish area in which to
present a candidate for the next
general elections. The league enter
ed A. Brookes as candidate for
Bournemouth. BrookeS has been
directing the leagues publications,
Truth" and "Candor," which are
anti-Semitic in tone.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-04
Continued from naga on'

Continued from nap" one
service, Mr.. Barton indicated that
both problems will require extern
sive planning and manpower
1t was also stated that the aux
iliary police will operate under
the supervision and direction of
the county sheriff's department
and village law enforcement Of
ficials when dealing with large
scale disasters and enemy attacks.
Named to assist Barton, who IS
former deputy sheriff in Noble
county, in organizing the aux
iliary police unit is Maurice Col
ley, local insurance agent.
Chief Barton implied that the
police service volunteers should
not be eligible for military draft,
but that overage or retired per-
sons with police experience are
more desirable to serve in this
capacity.
In the very near future, a meet
ing will be called of all those
persons who have volunteered or
have submitted their intentions
of wanting to become part OF
this important civil defense unit.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-06-04
Property Owners
Continued from page one

deferred until at later date.
At the request of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Happy" Huberty,
village lake caretakers, council
will replace the three worn out
picnic tables at the lake site.
Mrs. Huberty commented that
because of these poor picnic
facilities, the village was losing
revenue. Often families would
leave the area for lack of con-
veniences when normally they
would remain and secure fishing
licenses or permits.
The tables have become prac-
tically useless, and in some cases
create hazard, for they could
readily collapse when being used.
Council members expressed a
warm feeling for Caretaker Hub
erty for the excellent job he is
doing at the lake. Even with the
present limited facilities, he is
keeping the area we'll under con-
troll with respect to cutting the
grass and providing conveniences
for area fishermen.
Fearing that the job with
present working facilities will
get beyond ones capacity, coun-
Gil voted to purchase for use at
the lake new power mower.
In addition to this, council pur-
chased new sickle bar mower
for the village-owned tractor.
This, too, will be used to NOW
grass at the lake as well as for
use in the village.
Hubefty was authorized to
make needed repairs in the base
ment of the lake home.
To correct water condition
at the intersection Of Sunset
avenue and Olive street (SR 78),
council agreed to work coopera-
lively with Crock & Schafer in
the construction of a manhole.
Existing drain tiles are lacking
in size to adequately carry the
amount of surface water ac-
cumulating in the area since the
construction of the new concrete
road at the approach to Sunset
Hills.
The codification ordinance was
read for the second time. For
final enactment, the third read
ing will be accomplished at the
next regular meeting.
Mayor Howiler read two cor
respondence his office received
during the past week. DR.. John
B. Jenkins indicated that sewer
condition existed in the area OF
the George Rice property, and
another from Clyde Crum who
reported a drainage problem at
his home on Olive street.
Street foreman Walter Pol
ing was present and reported the
progress made on several OF the
village projects he has underway,
Councilmen present at the
meeting were Worl w. Thomp-
son, D. D. Nichols, Homer john
son, C. It. Jennings, Ernest Dut-
ton, and Ed Ullman.
Mayor Chester j. HoWiler
presided over the meeting.