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Evening star., 1960-06-18

The second time he brought
the boy up.
The minister turned truck
driver began artificial respira-
ton. Life returned to the lit
tie boy.
Then came the awards. Mr..
Brown was lauded by the
chamber Of commerce of the
little Texas town of Alvin.
Then he was cited by the
Texas Department Of Public
Safety. Later, he was chosen
Most Representative knight
of the Road"
Mr.. Brown, father of four,
was recently in town to ac-
cept his award. BY now, he's
back on the road, making q
run between Dallas and Fort
Worth for the American Petro-
fina Co.
It's probably q safer stretch
Of road than most.
Evening star., 1960-06-18

Church OF Silver Spring, Wayne
avenue and Fenton street, and
lead a Crusade Rally at 7::30
pm. in the Temple Hills Bap.
tist Church, 4783 st. Barnabas
road, s. E.
Cannon r. o. C. King, rector
Of st. Georges (Anglican)
Church. Kingston, Jamaica,
who is serving as an associate
evangelist for the crusade here,
will speak at the II am. service
in st. Luke's Protestant Epis-
copaI Church, Fifteenth and
Church streets N. w., and at
8 pm. service in the Wallace
Memorial United Presbyterian
Church, 1901 Sixteenth place,
Hyattsville.
The Rev. Joseph D. Blinco,
a Methodist minister of London,
England, who has participated
in q number Of previous cru
sades with Billy Graham and
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who is an associate evangelist
for the present one will speak
at the II am. service in the
Fifth Baptist Church, 609 E
street S. w.
A. r. Holton, former min
lister of the Church of Christ,
Sixteenth and Decatur streets
N. w., and now minister of the
Vermont Avenue Church of
Christ, Los Angeles, will return
to the church here at 3 pm.
to address an area wide meet
ing Of Churches of Christ on
behalf Of the denominations
mission work in Korea.
The Rev. E. franklin Jack
son, minister Of John Wesley
A.M.E. Zion Church. will speak
at $3.50 in the First Baptist
Church, New Hampshire avenue
ana Randolph street N. w.,
during an anniversary observ-
ance of the church'S Board of
Trustees.
Bernard Roberts, president of
the Church Mems Fellowship of
the Middle Atlantic Conference
Of = Congregational Churches,
will speak at the II am. service
OF Peoples Congregational
Church, 4704 Thirteenth street
N. w., during a Mems Day OBJ
servance.
The Rev. Faik I. Haddad, an
Arab Christian who is rector of
the Church of the Redeemer in
Amman. Jordan, will speak at
the II am. service of st. Johns
Episcopal Church 3240 o street
N. w.
Evening star., 1960-06-18
Warwick Church
Plans Extra Mass

Historic st. Francis Xavier
Catholic Church (Old Bohe-
mia) in Warwick, Md, will have
a mass at 4 pm. tomorrow and
on the third Sunday of each
month through September for
Catholic vacationers and visit
orS in the area.
Celebrant Of tomorrow's mass
will be the Rev. Francis w.
Krastel, assistant pastor of st.
Stephens Catholic Church
here, and son of Frank w.
KraStel of Penn's Grove, N. j.
who is president of the Old
Bohemia Society, an organiza-
ton which is restoring and
maintaining the 256-year-old
church as a shrine.
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Minister Becomes Hero
lin Truck Driver Role

A fighter pilot once wrote
that God Is My Co-Pilot. /"
Perhaps Russell r. Brown could
say as much.
Mr.. Brown, 81. q dark quiet
man, q Texan, has just been
named Driver Of the Year by
the American Trucking AsSo-
citation. He's been over 900, 900
miles without what the associa-
ton calls a "chargeable acci-
dent"
But the interesting thing
about Mr.. Brown is that he is
IAN ordained Baptist minister.
Medical and family expenses
forced him to take up the life
lof q truck driver.
Ordained in 1853
Mr.. Brown of Mount Pleas
ant, Tex, was ordained as q
Baptist minister in 1858. Pas
torates at three Texas churches
followed. Then q financial sit
ttlation forced the change.
Last June, IL was apparent
lMr. Brown could do much more
than drive a truck safely.
One day. working for the
Groendyke Transport Co. OF
Houston. he was carrying a
cargo of gasoline near Calves
ton. when he saw three small
boys screaming and running
into q house. Mr.. Brown
stopped his truck to investi-
gate.
The boys pointed to a con-
crete pit nearby filled with sew
en- feet of muddy water. A boy,
the minister was told, had fall
en- In.
!.
Revives Spark Of Life
Without hesitation, Mr..
Brown jumped in. missing the
boys body on the first dive.
Evening star., 1960-06-18
Church Homecoming

The GEORGETOWN Baptist
Church. Thirty-first and N
streets NV, will hold q home
coming service at II am. to-
morrow followed by a fellow
ship dinner at noon in observ-
ance Of its Gath anniversary.
Evening star., 1960-06-18
Guest Ministers Speak
In Area I omorrow

Guest speakers will appear in the pulps of number Of
Washington area churches tomorrow. ,.-.-.-
Three members of the Billy Graham Crusade stan will
speak in hve churches.
The Rev. Grady B. Wilson, associate evengest on the
staff will speak the II am service in the First Baptist
Evening star., 1960-06-18

pastorate after completing his
training ut ths Southern Bap-
tist Theological Seminary
Louisville.
The resignation If effective
July 10.
Evening star., 1960-01-20
MOTOR TRAVEL

ARE YOU GOING To FLORIDA:
IN vnn need a driver9 CaN XII
9-936S or Empire S-6lO1. Let mt
drive you to Fla and back: excel
driving record, Va. chauffeur per.
NIT and D. c. permit: best OF refs
Call between 4 am and g pm
BONDED DRIVER will deliver youl
car to Florida; leaving Jan. 22-23
reliable DT T-lOI3
Evening star., 1960-01-20
BUSINESS SERVICES

JOHNSON BROTHERS-trash re.
moval lob or contract. NO. 7-3n35
We WILL custom build your houSt
and finance same for you on youl
lot or on one OF our lots. 7hon'
TIE G-tij7 ewes; days. TIE e,
l400 M PAkER AND SON, INC
RealtT Brokers, sos N. Washing
ton St, Alex
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY. S375
SECRETARY

Beautiful ofiices, wonderful people
and every benefit IMAGINABLE: age
1890. MESSING, llOS 18th st
NV FX 3-7OTO
Evening star., 1960-01-20

hESIDkNI MANAOEh, experienced,
downtown 63-unit building, pri-
vate owner operated. knowledge
Of PIX, tipping and minor book
keeping necessary. Married or
settled widow Apartment and
good salary. Give complete de-
tails, phone and address. Conf
dental. Box 360S. Star.
SALES-ARLINGTON REALTY CO
wants energetiC, aggreSsiVe women
TO sell houses full time: will train
employees retirement and proht. .
Sharing plan, group hcSpital'za-
ton, life insurance benefits. Call
Sales Manager. JA. 1-g3OO, days;
OIL. 2-74Sa after pm
SALES CLERKS. part-tirre. for eve
nlngs. SatS. and Suns. STANDARD
DRUG CO, 1922 l4th st. NV.
SALES CLERk, fully eXper., for
dry-CleaniIg establishment At
tractlve proposition is offered. Do
not apply unless exper. Ma
S-@O12, Mr.. ROOK
Evening star., 1960-01-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICE


ADDITIONS, dormers. rec. rms
gsrares. porcheS. and bath re.
mod: all work guar. no money
On } yrs. 10 pay free eStS.. cal
night or day; ALLIED HOME I'M.
PROVEMENT co. HA. 2-S3l6
ADDITIONS garages. remodellng
plans furn., Al ref. 25 years exp
White builder. OIL. 4-2759 anytime
BRICK End BLOCK WORK. NJ
Job too small. Free estimates. CL
6-475S 2l'
BRICK OR BLOCK WORK, carpen.
try, flag stone patioS, retaining
walls, garage or additions. WA
7-Gi65 or WE. 5-5647.
CARPENTER. porches, partitions
shelving, cabinets, compl. repairs
white J, ROWELL, Ii 3-627O
CARPENTER General jobbing. re.
modeling store fronts, fixtures
aCd ions, rec. rooms b-.CE ~k
concrete work, plasterinC, paint,
IN" EDDIE HOWELL. JU. a-i0Gl
CARPENTRY AND PLASTERING
s. rs e"r,r. in repair F.
own WORK. reaS. WA. 7-S59O. ~
ELECTRICIAN. licensed, colorcd
Vim" ana repairs in acCorogncl
with d. c. rezulation DE. 3-ls"5
Evening star., 1960-01-20
SALES AND CLERICAL
SALESLAHIES

For WaShington's leading variety
dept store Must be eEper in
either children's wear, shoes. or
yard Goods Permanent position
good salary. pleasant working
cond Apply in person to Mr.
S'anlev al
S. y, MCBRIDE CO. INC.
Evening star., 1960-01-20
p PART-TTMF
PRACTICAL NURSE. mLddle.aged

retired Christian lady. preferably
under SO. white, desiring home,
Tor attendant and com oanion TO
sick lady live in. must be neat
and courteous. other servants in
home work very light, including
occasional reading to patient.
references required, experience Is
practical nurse desirable but not
required II interested, please
write Bog i-Y. Star
Evening star., 1960-01-20
BOX 14O-S, STAR
ReServationiSt, $3.50

NO EXPERIENCE
You'll be working with the public
all day so sunny smile and
pleasant manager are essential
You'll meet happy travellers and
help them with their plans. Light
shorthand helps along with your
typing. See me. BETTY GRAY
lEmplD, 2ll Woodward Bldg, ST
Evening star., 1960-01-20
Junior Clerk

Permanent position, working Will
volume Of mail and some use o
adding machine: some experience
helpful: excellent benefits ant
SURROUNDINGS. Call EX. 3-033t
for appointment.
KEYPUNCH OPERATOR, white, al
phAbet experience on IBM typ,
O24 or 026 machines. Call Mr.
McCraCken, L. P. STEUART, INC.
1440 P st NV. DE. "-4SO0
LADIES 2I-35 to assist manager
No experience nee. will train
Good opport. for advancement
Call for appointment, 7O3-GY
4-6033. LYNWOOD BOWLING
CENTER. Woodbridge, Va.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
(coNIlNUEDI

FLOORS sANDED, refnished, ex-
pert Workmanship. ReaS. rates
Call ewes. HA. 2-915l
FLOOR SANDING, finishing and
waxing Reas. rates: free esti-
mates. RA. 6-6795.
FOR BEST RESULTS on almost
any construction work, painting,
concreting, etc, call Ii. 3-9l52.
HOME IMPROVEMENT spe-
cialty. Lowest prices. Free est,
Long time to pay. OIL. 2-5550.
KITCHENS A SPECIALLY; gen
eral remodeling: additions. Call
CIR. 3-1979.
PAINTING. interior, exterior; roof
carpentry. gutter work. by white
Call any time, CH s-44O4
PAINTING by experts. interior and
exterior. We guarantee our work
Free estimates. ia. 9-576s.
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
nOn-drinker, (whitel: does own
work, reas Ii 7-7659, Ii 6-all4.
PAINTING and papering, interior
and exterior: FLA loans available
Call Mr. KLIX JU 9-477l.
PAINTING -PAPERING. wall scrap
mediately MILLER. .JU. 5-O745
PAINTING, color in home, int. and
ext: 90 yrs. exper. Wallpaper re-
moving. No drinking. Honest
work: Md, d. c.. Va. ia. 7-3593
PAINTING, interior. exterior. wall
/ paper removed by steam. Free
estimates. LU. 4-8S97. LU. 4-1226.
PAINTING AND PAPERING. irst-
Il o1ars uOrkp, q ~ shin Wark dane
Immediately. RA. 3-6643. c. T.
PoAT.
PAPER REMOVAL by the only
bonded and insured wallpaper re.
nova. CO in D c Nd Va, rea'
sonable neat, enc DI 7-160o
PAPERING and painting. 4 rms
ct. complete. Sl26; 9 rms, min
hanging sanitaS. Neat workman
shin WE. 5-d475.
PAPERING; special winter prices
on broom house, white mechanic
Call R. f-hS2'
PLASTERING, 1st-class repair work
White mech. Al work guaranteed
Call MR.. BOWMAN. GA. 4-6753
PLUMBING 4 BETTING RErhIRS
Hot-water hect"-g, gas heat. easy
terms RE. 5-Sl1'.
REDECOP ATB' We can 10 II al
less cost. Maintenance depart
mcnt DE. !-5I?0
/ REPATRS-- PorcheS steps. 0araCrs
rat walls. city sidewalks. CINCJN-
+, MATT CEMENT CO, RA 6-5724
.TLE, ceramic. old and new work
work guaranteed. free estimate
Phone DI 7-41G7 any time
TRASH PEMOVED
Yards. Bsmts Cleaned Free Estim
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REAL ESTATE sALESwOMEN =
REAL ESTATE sAIEsWONEY-

HUGH 7 PECK has openings for
full-time sales women IN his Rock
vile offlce Leads supplied Many
hstings Bonus plan EIper. not
necessary. We train Call Mr.
Keating for appt GA. 4-Bi75.
Evening star., 1960-01-20
GENERAL OFFICE

An excellent opportunity for 8
permanent position in branch
once Of nationally known manu-
featuring company: no Saturday
work, pleasant working condi.
tinnS. paid vacations, company
benefits: location convenient fol
girl living in vicinity OF Mt
Rainier, Hyattsville, COLLEGE Park
Please call Mr.. HINES. DU. =.
1543. Thursday, Gle and Ia
for appointment
GIRL FRIDAY for subcontractor''
once. Shorthand. tipping and gen
eral once duties. is to As. This
is permanent position; 5day
week ia. $3.50.
GIRL FRIDAY, light shorthand in
teresting work, excel future; S75-
500 wk. CAPITOL HILL TYPIST
light shorthand, able meet public
top salary For appt nhone ST
3-366S. Miss Evans. BOYD'S, cor
10th and G NV
HAT-CHECK WOMEN: hours. II
am. TO 7 nm; meals. hospitaliza-
tion. insurance, etc, pleasant
working conditions. permanent
position. Apply RESTAURANT 500
SnS 9th ST NV
Evening star., 1960-01-20

INSURANCE-General agency de-
sires exper. fire and cas-. under
writer or policy writer: excellent
opportunity and working condi-
tions with modern ins. ONCE. CO
5-7500.
Evening star., 1960-01-20
MANAGER TRAINEE

LOCAL WOMAN WITH
SALES EXPERIENCE. PREF
ERABLY READY TO WEAR
AND MANAGERIAL ABIL-
1TY TO TRAIN FOR MAN
AGER IN MD. AREA: SAL
AIRY, COMMISSION. FREE
ms, PAID VACATION.
PROFIT : SHARING PLAN
AND LIBERAL DISCOUNTS
ON APPAREL. FOR INTER-
VIEW CALL HE. 4-4S9S,
ASK FOR MISS JOHNSON.
Evening star., 1960-01-20
SECRETARY
STENOGRAPHER
' do4444IB UUII WdI IT'D NOs
12nn ALINE AWE q VI

Prefer Hill or newspaper exper =,
500, ALL-OFFICE EMPL. AGCY
III l4th st. NV. Rm. 31l, DI.
1-663o lowest fees in town.
Evening star., 1960-01-20
HELP-pOMESTIc
ABLE MAIDS; for New YORK, a

to $50 wk. ~ DI. 4-45o5. oUAtTTEY Z
EMPL., al9 N. Y. ave. NV.
BABY SITTER. colored, expert
enccd, fnll time AID. @-3SSO.
CHILD CARE-L.H.W., live in, needed
at once by Congenial family. So
Evening star., 1960-01-20
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN
INSTRUCTION COURSES
BOYD'S SCHOOL,

BUYUS SCHOOL
COR. 18TH e. G. ESTAB. AZ YRS
HIGH SCHOOL at nome in spare
time: standard texts; low monthly
payments. Write for bulletin Of
American School. established 1897
DEPT. KF-l-C, P o. Box So.
Bladensburg, Nd Phi. WA. 7-3622
LEARN PBX-switchboard, 4 wks
low rates. mOoern boards. TEMPLE
SCHOOL. 1888 {: NV MA Saga
Evening star., 1960-01-20
HELP WOMEN

I'M LOOKING FOR women with
some free time in which to earn
S30-S40 wkly., presenting and
demonstrating LUZIER COSMET-
les. For home interview, call DI
Evening star., 1960-01-20

Bedroom Suite-Walnut
Bed. dresser. chest: also window
fan; like new Both Sl05. 10.
S-S94S, after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1960-01-20
FASHION SHOW
DIRECTORS
(White)
Full or Part Time

II YOU are interested In an exciting
full or part-time position with q
nationally advertised fashion
1sWSlry firm (no exper. neceS., we
train youD. in being your own
boss during hours of your choice,
and IN earning Q substantial in
come, phone for Q personal inter
view. EX. 3-6551.
FILE CLERK. exper. pref, h.s,g.:
good oppor: ; days, to S2sl.
POTOMAC EMPL.. Oil King St,
Alex, XII 9-5O55.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS: no Sundays:
uniforms furnished. pleasant
WORKING conditions SERVICE
PHARMACY, 18th and Eve SITS.
NV
GENERAL OFFICE SALES CLERK,
II to As. Interesting work. others
in ONCE, good job for right per-
son. salary open, 40 hr. vk Neat
appearing, artistic BACKGROUND
helpful. Georgetown location.
COLUMBIA GLASS AND MIRROR
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-11-03

mittee meeting. This will be
held at the home of Arthur
Anderson, 85 Shady Lane.
Cub Scout Pack 1875 held a
meeting at the CheSterland
Baptist church on october %
at 7:30 pm. The theme for
the month was fire detective.
A series of skitS were pre-
sented by Den 5, Mrs. Guy
Painter, den mother and den
6 with Mrs. Robert Furlan i,
den mother. The Skits depict
ed home fire prevention and
safety. Howard Boss, f ir e
chief, gave a short talk.
On Sunday the boys Of
Pack 1875 and their families
had a nature study outing at
the Holden Arboretum.
Chester Welcome Wagon Club
The West Geauga Y. M. C.
A. and Y. w. C. A. will be re-
cipient of the proceeds receiv-
ed at the Holiday Welcome
Wagon Bazaar. This will be
held on Saturday, Nov. IL,
from 10 am. to 4 pm. in the
West Geauga high school and
is open to the public.
Throughout the summer
various groups have been ga
thering materials for dried
doll beds, decorating f e ! t
stockings and making various
other gift items to be sold.
Another feature of the ba-
zaar will be the Country
Store where home baked go
DDS, gourmet delacies a n d
Middlefield Swiss cheese will
be sold.
Coffee and refreshments
will be on sale.
An old fashioned costumed
"story lady" will entertain
the children while mother
shops.
Mrs. Dean LeMunyon is
chairman Of the bazaar Mrs.
Sill Cornochione, chairman of
refreshments; Mrs. Raymond
Timco, publicity. Others on
the committee are Mrs. Ri
chard Anderson, Mrs. James
Quinn, Mrs. Carl Haas, Mrs.
Richard Johnson, Mrs. John
McGarr, Mrs. William Man
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TOPS on TV

TOPS on TV
Members of the local To-,
PS club appeared on the D
orothy Fuldheim one o'clock
show on November 2.
Nine women of the Ches-
ter club attended a TOPS re-
cognition party at the Sheri-
tan Hotel recently.
On Wednesday, Nov. 9, a
representative from "Santa's
Helpers" will come to t h e
regular meetings at the Park
side Recreation at $50 to
show a line of toys.
Owing to the absence of the
president, Mrs. A. H. Vode-
gel, Mrs. Clark Stevenson has
been in charge of recent me-
etings.
Tippy
If ever a dog deserved a
place in print it is ppy.
Tippy was a beautiful Shep-
herd Collie which had lived
with the Dean Balice family
for 13 years. In fact, she had
helped to the best of her cam
inc ability to rear the Balice
children. When they wer e
small she seemed to think
that it was her duty to watch
over them and escort them
whenever they went.
Tippy was very kind and
friendly to those she knew
and trusted. She seemed to
understand perfectly every :
thing that was said to her .
She could do nearly every
thing but talk.
Tippy's career came to an
end on Friday morning when
she was struck by a car near
her home. Formerly she was
very careful about crossing
the street and would always
stop look and listen. The past
year her hearing had b e =
come impaired and her mo-
vementS slower.
Tippy had lived an exem-
plary dogs life for 13 years.
Her faithfulnesS and devotion
will long be remembered by
those who knew her.
Chester News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. George Han
sen returned from New York
City on Friday in their new
Peugeot a French car that
they purchased while in FIR
ance the past summer. They
returned from France by
plane and the car was ship
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-11-03

Donald Button of Auburn ap-
pointed the following nomin-
ating committee to prepare a
slate of officers to be conSid-
cred at that time. Mrs. Ken
meth Sperry, Chester; Mrs.
Robert Hedlund, Burton; Mrs
Charles Riley, Burton; Mrs.
Gail Bord, cambridge.
AT the meeting held In the
Methodist church in Thomp-
son on October 27, the fol :
lowing program was present
ed. Registration, Thompson
Garden club, the hostess club.
Devotionals by Mrs. Arthur
Button, Mrs. Jack Vaughn
and Mrs. Robert Baker Of the
Auburn Ladies Auxiliary.
| Welcome by Mrs. Spence of
Thompson; response, M r =.
Wilbur Patterson of Kenston
Garden club; history and re-
sSume of Geauga county Fed
Grafton, Mrs. Forrest Bond,
Chester; election news a n d
voting information Mrs. Ell =
lott Allen and Mrs. Charles
Webb. Afternoon program :
A visit to Germany, Mrs.
Clifford Erickson, Burton
roll call and offering. "Oddi-
ties in Precious Gems" b y
Ralph M. Beattie assisted by
Mr.. Brown. Parting thought,
Mrs. Howard Huberty.
Chester Grange
Chester Grange No. 2479
met in regular form on Oct,
25 with worthy master Muir
ray LaMoreaux in the chair
The speaker for the lectur-
er's program was Mrs. I. F.
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Weidlein Of Munson. M r S.
Weidlein, who is in charge OF
the blood program for Ge :
auga county was introduced
by Mrs. LaMoreaux. T h e
speaker stated that anyone
in Geauga county who needs
it is entitled to have b oo d
free of charge. This is made
possible because Geauga CO.
unity keeps its quota filled
The county is divided into
four areas for the recruit
ment of blood. A blood mo-
bile visit costs $500.00.
People from 81 to 60 are
eligible to give blood. Those
from 18 to q may give with
parents consent. To obtain
125 pints in the period of six
hours is the goal. For this
180 people should be available
as some may be rejected.
Blood is kept in Cleveland
and when outdated for regu-
lar use it is fractionated and
used as seven derivitiveS
"Geauga must meet its re :
quirements in blood" stated
Mrs. Weidlein. Money is al
so needed to assist the pro-
gram"
A picnic lunch was enjoyed.
The brother granger whose
birthday was Oct. 25, and did
not attend grange will never
know how delicious his bir-
thday cake tasted. N xt
meeting Nov. 8 at 8 pm. at
Chester school. A surplus pro-
duce auction was announced.
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N E w S from C. Il E S I E R

speaker, Mrs. Edward Sic
kelS, Mrs. Robert P. Smith ;,
Mrs. Arnold Veraguth a n d
Mrs. Homer Weaver.
Camp Fire Girls
The We CheSk Ma Camp
Fire girls held a Halloween
party at the home of Mrs.
Richard Gray on October 20.
Mrs. George Hutchison is
their adult leader.
West Geauga p. T. A.
At the meeting of the West
Geauga P. T. A. held on
October "a, at the high scho-
oil, superintendent Robert
Lindsey, discussed the for
tn coming bond issue and
operating levy. The bond is
sue funds will be used to
build an addition to the high
school. Mr.. Lindsey said that
is very necessary as the pre-
sent building was built for
400 and it now houses 600
with an increased enrolment
expected next year. The bond
issue is for three hundred
sixty thousand dollars, 1880,
000.00) and the operating 1e-
Wy of 10 percent is a renew
al.
The P. T. A. voted unami-
mouSly to endorse the boad
issue and levy.
Another Landmark is Gone
On Sunday morning t h C
Chester Fire Department bu-
rned the buildings on the for
mer Norman Littlejohns pla-
ce at 1045 Chillicothe Rd. The
older residents of Chester
knew that as the Littlejohns
homestead. After the death
of Norman LittlejohnS, h S
nephew Lawrence Littlejohns
became the owner. Last fall
Lawrence and his mother ),
Mrs. Arthur LittlejohnS, mo-
we'd from the place after they
had sold it. According to re-
ports the property will be
used as a part of the propos-
ed new shopping center. This
will afford an entrance from
Chillicothe Rd.
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By LENNAH BOND
ester Baptist Church

Chester Baptist Church
Nov. 6 10 am. Church
School, classes for all ages.
IL am. Worship service,
Communion
Nov. 8 : Ladies Aid lunch
con at IL noon.
Every Wednesday at 7:30,
adult choir practice.
Every Wednesday at 7::30,
Boy Scout Troop 1876 meets at
church.
Every Thursday at Z pm.
Junior Youth Fellowship me-
cts. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Richards are counSellors for
November. Training in Chris
tain leadership is the main
goal.
Every Thursday at 8 pm.
Junior youth choir practice.
Chester Garden Club
Chester Garden club hon :
ors member and elects Off
GERS at a meeting held on
October 26. Mrs. Louis j. Ha-
berer, a member of the CheS-
ter Garden club, who W il
leave Ohio next month to
make her home in California
was honored with a luncheon
when the club met at t h e
Cooper house at the Holden
Arboretum. Mrs. George Spa
rgrove and Mrs. r. 0. Stone
served. the luncheon. M r S
Haberer was also presented
with a gift.
Mrs. Kenneth Sperry was
re elected president; Mrs
Frank Filipski, vice preSi :
dent; Mrs. Robert S m h
recording secretary; Mrs
Kenneth Wood, correspond .
ing secretary; Mrs. George
Let's, treasurer.
Club members were con
Quoted on a tour of the green.
houses at the Arboretum by
Louis Lipp.
The next meeting will be or
November 16 at the K of F
Hall. Mrs. Homer Dorr will.
speak about Christmas dec
orationS. .
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Perennial Gardeners