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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-26
TYRRELL FARM ERS TO
ELECT COMMITTEEMAN
ON THURSDAY. SEPT. 8

COLUMBIA. - On Thursday
Sept. 8, Tyrrell County Farmers
will go to the oplls and elect Com
munity ASC Committeeman for
1861. The polls will be open from
TOO am, until 600 p.m., accord
ing to D. E. Steagall, office man
ager.
Community Election Boards Sc
lected by the County Election
Board to hold the polls are:
CREEKS-C. A. Voliva, Raymond
Morris, and Richard Weatherly.
GUM NECK-Mrs. H w. Cohoon,
Lee Parisher, and Durwood Cooper.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L. Wal
ker, J. E. Woodley and M. B. Dill
lon. SOUND SIDE-G. L. Hopkins,
Edmond Brickhouse, and o. Britt
Smell.
Ten eligible nominees for MEM
bership on the Community Com
mittee have been selected by the
Community Election Board. For adj
ditional nominations, a petition
signed by ten eligible-to-vote farm
ers in a community may be sub
mitted no later than Tuesday,
August 90. Those selected, and
polling place for each community
are: CREEKS-Agricultural Build
ing - Willie Brickhouse, Marvin
Cooper, Willard Cooper, Delton
Jackson, H. T. Liverman, Edmond
Phelps, Roy Smith, Abram SWAIN
J. P. Swain, Ralph Weatherly.
GUM NECK - Herman Cohoon's
Store-Shepherd Armstrong, Hen
nv Brickhouse, Basil T. Cohoon,
Carl Cohoon, Joe G. Cohoon,
Matthias Cohoon, Chestlev Hudson,
Joe T. Liverman, Willie Smith,
John Junior Weatherly. SCUPPER-
NONG-Walkers FOX Store-N.
A. Ainsley, C. E. Brickhouse, Hill
ton Comstock, John Cox, ]. F. Fur
Tough, Jr., Thurman Mayor, Robert
Norman, w. w. Spruill, Willie
Ward, and Horace Woodiey.
SOUND SIDE Dallas Bateman; :
Carage-Henry Bateman, =: j.
Brickhouse, Herbert Chaplin, D. L.
Clourh. w. A. Hollis, L. P. Scott
Cecil Spencer, Maurice Vanhorn'
!. G. Woodland, and Caswell WOOD
ley. . ,oou.
lar member and two alternates wi'l
he elected for each community. Inc
chairman and vice-chairman OF tne
community committee will serve as
delegate and alternate to the coun-
tv convention at which viii De
elected the County ASC Commit
toe The County Convention VIII De
hold in the TYRRELL ASC OF
FICE Friday, September %. New
community and county committee
men will take office Oct. l.
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SUMMER READING PROGRAM
AT COLUMBIA LIBRARY

COLUMBIA. - The Su m m r
Reading Program at the Tyrrell
County Public Library, the U.S.A.
Club, held it's final meeting Friday.
The Story Hour group met with
the Club. Refreshments were
served by co-sponsor, The Column
bia Junior Woman's Club, with
Mrs. Dennis M. Pledger, Jr., Pres,
in charge.
Attending We're Wayne Kidd, Jan
ILilley, Mary Dorcas Simmons,
Jackie Davis, Fara Hassell, 10 Ann
Topping, Eddie Roughton, lack
Brickhouse, Viola Johnson, Inez
Brickhouse, Nancy Sawyer, Gail
Alexander, Fay Roughton, Allen
Brickhouse, Gail Aidodk, Sandra
Sawyer, Wayne Thompson, Kathy
Withers, Kim Withers, Renay Saw
yer, Carol Pearce, Mike and Wayne
Pearce, Clifford Aidock, Ann and
Lynn Owens, Janice and Mary
Paige Pledger, and Barbara Hulk.
Reading certificates depicting a
l5O-Star American Flag in color
were presented to: Susie Scott,
Mary Dora Simmons, Jay McClees,
Dru Davenport, Rex Simmons,
Nancy Sawyer, Viola johnson, An
ME Bett Alexander, Barbara Jones,
Fara Hassell, Fay Jones, 10 Ann
Topping, lack Brickhouse, Eddie
Roughton, Carol Pearce nd Kathy
Withers.
The Story Hour in the future will
be on one Saturday in each month,
10 to II am. Dates to be an
nounced.
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Is No East or West.

Is No East or West.
Mrs. D. M. Bridgeman, president
announced dates for seminars ant
sub-district meetings, and read ar
invitation to attend. She also reaG
note from Miss Jessie Flythe, 3
former school teacher here, ane
former member who has been ill
| Mrs. r. L. Mitchell outlined
study courses for the ensuing year
Prayer offered by Mrs. Louise
Hales.
Hostesses Mrs. Wood and Mrs
Bridgeman served punch and cake
to those attending: Mrs. j. C
McClees, Mrs. w. H. McClees
Mrs. r. L. Mitchell, Mrs. E. J.
Brickhouse, Mrs. w. v. Reynolds
Mrs. Marshall Swain, Mrs. Odell
Roughton, Mrs. Louise Hales, Mrs
Betty johnson and Mrs. H. Worth
Pearce.
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

COLUMBIA. - Mrs. Robert
Woodley and daughters, Mary
Alice and jenna of Norfolk and
Josh Woodley of st. Petersburg
Fla, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sam S
Woodley Sunday. Sam S. Woodley
Jr., who is attending summer
school at U.N.C., was home with
his parents last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Farr and
daughter, Mary Hobson of Green's
boro, after visiting Mrs. Fairs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Prit-
chett returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Bost of San
ford are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
B. Buchanan at Sandy Point.
Attended an ABC hearing in Ra-
leigh Monday representing the
merican Legion Scuppernong
Post 1872, Legion Beach were D.
A. Simmons, Ulyss Clough, and
Julian L. Poston.
Alan Cohoon spent Sunday in
Raleigh.
Morris G. Pritchett, Jr., who has
been employed in Norfolk for the
summer was home for the week.
end. His roommate James Bishop
accompanied him.
The program planning commit
tee Of the "Friends Of The Ii
brary" organization: Mrs. L. P.
Scott, President, Mrs. w. A. Bas-
night, Mrs. Effie A. Brickhouse
and Mrs. w. v. Reynolds met
Thursday night in the Library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mizzelle and
daughter, Becky 10 and Miss Sarah
Anna Cooper of GAINESVILLE visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hardison
Sunday.
r. G. Riddick of Rocky Mount
visited his parents-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Hamilton, Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Topping, Mrs. John A.
Hardison and Jimmy Topping were
in Roanoke Rapids Monday.
Mrs. Eddie Voliva and daugh-
ter, Pam, of Belhaven, visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Bate
man. Steve Alexander, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Sterling Alexander ac-
companied them home.
Home Demonstration women at
tending Craft Camp at Manteo
were Mrs. D. A. Simmons, Mrs. j..
S. Davenport, Mrs. Orville A.
Howett, Mrs. Floyd Hollis, Mrs.
Minnie Cohoon Alexander, Mrs. j.
f. Furlough, ST., Mrs. Basil Co.
hoon and Mrs. Joe T. Liverman.
Mrs. Ann E. Davenport, Home
Agent also attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Spen-
Ger, Jr., and daughter, Glenda of
Seaford, Del, are mentioning here.
Ann Alexander, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sterling Alexander after
three weeks in Hampton, Va, with
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
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SCHOOL WALK-WAY

COLUMBIA. - A covered walk
way is in the process of being con-
structed at Columbia High School,
extending from the main building
to the elementary section and GYM
nasium. 1t will be II feet wide,
eight feet high and SAT feet in
length, informs Supt. M. L. Bas-
night.
ave saved more than $4,000 by
re-advertising on the project for
the second bid", Basnight added,
and named the contractors, Moore
brothers in Tyrrell County as the
general contractors with bid OF
$1,000, and White Heating and
Sheet Metal Works Of Williamson
as roof contractor at bid of 81
$50.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Joe Liverman, Jr., attended the
All Forestry Camp in Richmond
County.
Mrs. Mandy Sawyer Of Fairfield
and Mrs. Mildred Davis of Nor
folk visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo
Sawyer who took them to Fair
field Wednesday where Mrs. Davis
is now visiting Mrs. Mandy Saw
yer.
Mrs. N. L. Ewell and Mrs. Al
Williams of Norfolk brought Mrs.
Sally Everton home from visit
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lin, County Council Recreation
Leader. Then a picnic highlighted
the day for the 60 All members
and adults attending. Mrs. Elsie
Edwards, Assistant Home Agent
and M. L. Goodwin, Assistant
Farm Agent were in charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-14

ing and acting and direction, this program
strikes me as outstanding. In my opinion,
this merits night time consideration
Richard W. WeStwood
good thing you Sa1O 1t rohen you did; the
ShorO is of no10, replaced by something called
Comedy Playhouse. Many vie1pets felt as you
did, by the 1Uay, but In vte1o OF its daytime
failure, nighttime consideration hardly seems
likely.
Whenever I see jeanette Macdonald or Mel
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son Eddy on the TV screen or in the news
columns, think about those wonderful movies
they made together singing those beautiful
songs many many years ago. (Maytime," Rose
Marie" etc. I wonder whether these Aims
still exist and whether it would be possible to
show them on Nv some tirhe2 know Of many
people who have expressed the same desire
Herta K. v.
Most of these old musicals (MGM) hare
been sho,cn on Baltimore channels but no local
station, 1t 1totO develops, o1OnS any.
Evening star., 1960-02-03
boz of3 1875
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MocPhereus shirts Of $50 Docron and $500 cotton in
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Evening star., 1960-02-03
Jury Adds3
Convictions

A man, convicted on Mon
day by a District Court jury
on charges of assaulting a
policeman. was found guilty
yesterday on three additional
charges after the jury deliber-
sted further.
The defendant is John A..
Bell, jr., 20, of the 700 block of
@ street S. E. Bell was shot
and wounded last September
by Metropolitan Police Detec-
tive Charles P. Linn, after
breaking away from the Off
Ger as the policeman tried to
put him into a police car. Of
ficer Linn had stopped Bell,
whom he saw running after
hearing a woman scream.
Bell, it was testified, ell
bowed Officer Linn and made
a pass at him with a screw
driver, but missed, as he broke
away. Detective Linn shot and
wounded Bell when the de-
fendant refused to stop, it was
testified.
On Monday, the jury found
Bell guilty of assaulting the
policeman with a dangerous
weapon-the screwdriver. It
was unablue to agree, however,
at that time on the other
counts of the indictment-in-
Guiding housebreaking.
Yesterday, the jury resumed
deliberations and found Bell
guilty of housebreaking for en-
tering the second floor apart
n1ent Of Mrs. Hannah M. Rose
in the 200 block of Sixth street
Sc. The jury also found Bell
guilty of stealing So from the
apartment and of simple as
sault on Mrs. Rose, whom he
had grabbed, according to testi-
mony. Bell ran when she
screamed, it was testified. The
screams led to Bells arrest
nearby.
Evening star., 1960-02-03
Crosby Son
To Murry
ShowgirI

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3 (AP) .
Another Las Vegas showgirl
Is joining the Crosby family.
First. Blng's son Phillip mar
ried Sandra Drummond, and
son Dennis married Pat Shee-
han. Both were showgirls at
the Tropicana Hotel in Las
Vegas.
Now Lindsay Crosby, 81,
Bing's youngest by the late
Dixie Lee Crosby. will take a
Las Vegas showgirl as his bride.
He'll be married Saturday to
Barbara Frederickson, %, s.
feet-6, shapely and blond. She
was a chlorine at the Desert
Inn for four years.
She and Lindsay met when
he went to Las Vegas to attend
brother Dennis wedding. When
the Crosby brothers brought
their act to Las Vegas last fall,
Lindsay renewed the acquaint-
ance, and it bloSSomed into a
romance.
The ceremony will be in st.
Pauls Catholic Church with
all the Crosby clan present.
Miss FrederickSon told her
former boss in Las Vegas that
she was looking forward to
meeting the Crosby family,
among them Bing'S wife, the
former Kathy Grant.
The only one of Bing's elder
sons still unmarried is singer
Gary Crosby.
Blng and his wife are to be
best man and inatron of honor.
Bing was rot able to be present
at his other sons weddings, but
he will come here from North
eln California for the Satur-
day ceremony.
Gary. at 26, is the oldest of
the Crosby sons. Philip and
Dennis, twins, are 25. Bing's
and Kathys two children are
Harry Lillis, born August 8,
1858, and Mary Frances, born
last September IA.
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cuffs; l4-l7, 32-35.
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Elmer T. Elbrecht, Cleve-
land, has filed suit for the col
lection of $6,148.60 on a cog
novit note from The Brock
way Tractor Co., Chagrin
Falls.
Rulings
The court ruled that Star
Block Builders Supply, Co.,
Lakeland Blvd, Sickliffe,
SOuld recover 81, ,487 40 from
Ann and Wilbur Mehle, Char
don Euclid Rd., Chardon =,
for principle and interest due
on a note.
Martha E. RaineS, Sperry
Lane, Middlefield was
warded $26.25 per week sup
port for minor chilren dur
ing the pendency Of her di-
vorce suit against Garin Ray
RaineS, Sperry Lane, Midle-
field.
Wilma Jean Ratliff, Sharp
Lane, Chesterland, is grant
ed a divorce from Carney
Blake Ratliff, 88 Plains Rd.,
Mentor, and she is given Gus
tody and control of their min
or child and he is given the
right to visit said minor child
at all reasonable times as a.
greed upon by the parties and
he is to pay her $500 per
week for support of t h e i I
child.
James w. DinSmore, as
guardian Of Susan Pinney, is
ordered to sell property own
ebby Susan Pinney at priv
ate sale which property has
been valued at 100000 by
Charles Garfield, wayne
Rought and G. Gordon Ham
Daisy DroSte is granted
divorce from William DroSte
who was found guilty Of
gross neglect of utyd. He is to
relinquish his interest in
their property on Auburn Rd.
Chardon Twp, in their 1856
Buick, in their household fur
niShings and all mink equip
ment used in connection with
mink business operated by
them.
He is to have his own perSo-
al effects, their 1860 automo-
bile and she is to pay him
$2,367.15.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Applied For
Dennis Read Garfield, 81,
131 South ST., Chardon and
Catherine Isabel McGeough,
%, r. F.. D. Chardon.
John Simsa, 25, Hiram, O.,
and Grace Meilander, "a, Rt.
2, Burton.
Ira J. DeBord, %, Bell Rd.,
Newbury, O., and Elizabeth
B. OSbourn, 10, County Line
Rd., CheSterland.
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Mrs. Bernice Glenn, Paines-
vile Mem 1St George Spe-
er, Richmond Heights; 2nd-
Glenn Wilder, Chardop. The
grand prize was won by Clar-
ence Battles.
HeirwayS
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bond
announce the birth of a grand
daughter. The baby, Carolyn
Lee, was born July %. at the
George Washington Univers-
ity Hospital in Washington,
D. G. to DR.. and Mrs. A. De-
wey Bond. Mr.. and Mrs. For
res Bond are visiting at the
home in Mclean, Va, caring
for the other two children
Philinda and Laurel Dee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Tay-
lor also have a new grand
daughter. The little a d Y :,
Betty Jean, born May 2, 1859
came on Friday to make her
home with Mr.. and MIS-. ia
mes Taylor Of MunSon.
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BY JENNIE SMITH
Phone Avenue 5-7129

Council meets the first and
third Mondays every month.
The public is invited to at
tend these meetings.
We hope you are planning
to attend the big dance this
coming Saturday night at the
community hall. Good toe
tapping music will be played
by Bill Mclaughlin and his
orchestra. Donations are ST.
90 Refreshments will be sold
and there will be door prizes
and a cake walk.
On Tuesday, the majors of
the little league played a =
gainst Huntsburg and came
our the victorS 7 to l. Their
game against NeWbury on
Thursday didn't fare as well.
Our boys were defeated 7 to
l. The minors played at the
Munson field Friday. Our
boys beat the MunSon team
6 to 4. AS a result of this vic
tory, the minors will be treat
ed to a Weiner roast on We'd
nesday. The boys played a
gainSt their fathers on Sun
day with the sons coming out
the better players. T h is
coming Sunday the mothers
are going to play so lets get
up to the field and h
these brave women on.
I want to thank Mr.. Nc
Fadden and Mrs. Liberatore
and all the women W h o
sprang a baby shower on me
last Wednesday. I could new
er find words enough to ex-
press my deep felt apprecia-
ton. 1t was wonderful. The
guests were Mrs. Louise Gre
ighton, Mrs. Marge Frigic
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Mrs. Dorothy Reinke, Mrs.
Jean Sender, Mrs. Rather =
inc Huml, Mrs. Lois Mcbride
Mrs, Betty Mears, Mrs. Emf
lie Esmonde, Mrs. B e t t y
Parr, Miss Barbara Spalia-
tSoS, Mrs. Ann EaSton, Mrs.
Jean Safer, Mrs. Gloria Rode,
Mrs. Airline Huml, Mrs. Chr
iStine Justinger, Mrs. Evelyn
Bazler and Mrs. Ridinger and
Mrs. Grover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey of
Gordon DR.. were visited on
Saturday night by Mr.. and
Mrs. Rickard from Mentor E.
Joan, young daughter of the
RamSeys, is home after a
three week stay at the home
Of a friend in Brunswick.
Mrs. Jesse Marthe and her
sons and JeSSe'S sister Mrs.
Helen Hill Of Cleveland and
her son took a trip to h e
Blue Hole on Thursday. From
there they went to enjoy them
selves at Cedar Point.
An unusual father and son
event took place about two
weeks ago. Mr.. Ralph Rode
and his son Ronnie both had
their tonSilS removed on the
same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Liberia
tore of Turner DR.. had a cook
out in their yard on Sunday.
Their guests were Mr.. a n d
Mrs. Chester Liberatore and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
Liberatore and family a n d
Mr.. and Mrs. James Liberia
tore. Guest Of honor was
Mrs. Katherine Liberatore of
California, mother of John,
whom he has not seen in two
years. The life of the party
and showing top honorS was
a black french poodle named
Pepi. Peip is the pride of the
James LiberatoreS.
Richard Wolfe of Loring
DR.. spent two days in Will
loWick in the L. Frigic home.
The FrigicS are formerly of
the village. Rick also atten~
ed the go cart races in Bur-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
KuroSky, also one time re-
SidentS of Aquilla.
Mrs. Dorothy Reinke of Lo-
ring DR.. was guest at a drug
giSt banquet. The banquet
was given by the Revelon
people and was held at Hell
reigel'S. Mrs. Reinke is a
clerk at Cooks Drug Store.
Mrs. Frank Dominick Of
Cleveland and her young da-
lighter is spending a wee k
with her sister, Mrs. Anne
Fashion of Goredon DR..
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl McFadden and family
took an auto trip to Mead =
vile, Pa, to visit Mr.. M. c.
FaddenS cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Hopper. o n
their way back they stopped
at beautiful Conneaut L a k e
Park.
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IN SER VICE
U. S. FORCES. GERM

u. S. FORCES, GERM -
ANY - Andrew Warner, 20
son Of Mrs. David Johnson,
Chardon, recently was pro =
NOTED to private first class
in Germany, where he is. a
member Of 37th Artillery j n
Germany.
Warner, a radio repairman
in the artillery'S Headquart-
erS Battery, entered the Ar
my in August 1859, complet-
ed basic training at F + t
Knox, KY, and arrived over
seas last February.
He is a 1857 graduate Of
Western Reserve Academy
High School, Hudson, attend
ed Cornell University, Itha-
ca, N. Y, and is a member
of Kappa Beta Phi fraternity.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-28
MUNSON
BY BETTE SCHEELE
Phone Avenue 6-I238

MUNSON - Tom Loftfield
and Dale CalabreeSe fro m
Boy Scout Troop 81 in Mum
son should have some real
tales to tell from their exper-
fences at the National Jam
bOree in Colorado Springs,
Colo, which they are attend
ing this week. When st
heard from both boys were
enjoying their trip.
A camping trip to Maine
was the vacation Of the Ken
meth Jenkins family Of Rock
haven Rd. Also accompanied
on this trip was their neice,
Judy Parker. Yarmouth, Ma
inc was the highlight.
Melinda Johnson has re =
turned home from the hoSpi-
tai on Friday. She had con-
siderable surgery perform s.
ed on her this time and would
love to hear from her many
friends during her stay in
bed at home.
Ray and Enid Horton and
children are staying tempor-
arily at the home of the w.
HerringtonS on Bass L a k e
Road until their house is fin
iShed on Bean Rd. They will
live in the former home of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rogers. The
Horizons formerly lived on
Sherman Rd.
All News
The MunSon 4 H Volts
held their meeting Tuesday,
July 10, at the home of Dan
ny Romans on Wilson Mills
Rd. Danny showed the boys
how to read an electric met
er. Allen Temple was choS-
en- to do the art work on a
poster which has to do with
electrical hazards the dos
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-28

Pythian Sisters Steak Supper
The Pythian Sisters w l l
serve a swiss steak supper at
the K of P hall Friday eve
ming, Aug. 5. Serving start
ing at $50 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-28
THE RECORD, CHARDON, OHIO, JULY q, 1850

and don'ts. This poster will
be displayed at Reynolds st
store window on FOWlers
Nils and Mayfield Rd. The
next meeting the parents are
invited to attend and will be
held at the MunsOn T wn
Hall on August % at 7:30 p.
m.
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NEWS from CHESTER

Thursday night. Forty : seven
adults and seventeen children
were in attendance. The bou-
ntiful pott luck supper was
served at $50 pm. Games
for children and adults fol :
lowed. Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Bond won at the travel game
and Mrs. Roy Eddy the Gug-
genheim game. Next picnic
will be on August 18 at the
same place.
Chester Baptist Church
On July % at 8 pm. a mis-
sionary meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Verne
Savage on Battles. Rd. An =
nually a gift Of money will be
sent to our missionaries in
foreign lands. Please bring
your contributions to t h i S
meeting.
On July 81, at II am, the
sermon topic will be "How
To Turn To God"
The summer Bible school
will be held from August 8 to
August q. Classes for a l l
from three years oldS to Jun
ior High age, will be held five
days a week from 9 to 11:30
am. at the new building. Re-
giStration fee is $500 per
child; for more than t W o
$500 per family.
Golden Age Picnic
The Geauga Golden A G
will picnic at the home of
Mrs. James Osborn on Mon
day, Aug. /, at II noon at
the GrayhorSe Farm, M a y =
field Road, MunSon. Please
bring a dish of food to pass
and table setting for self.
4
Pythian Sisters Steak Supper
The Pythian Sisters w l
serve a swiss steak supper at
the K Of P hall Friday eve
ming, Aug. 5. Serving start
ing at $50 pm.
X of p Card Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Yaro Sojka
and Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Har-
tong were host and hostess at
the K of P Card Party held
at the hall July %. Winners
at pinochle: (Women) l st =
Mrs. Chester Gould, PaineS-
vile; 2nd Mrs. Bertha Mel
schneider, Camp Hill, Pa.
(MenD 1St John 10th; End
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BY LENNAH BOND
,ast Hill Aid Picnic

The East Hill Aid picnick-
ed at the Forest Lane Shelf
er house, Metropolitan Park
Evening star., 1960-01-24
By HARRIET CRIFFITHS
Star Staff Writer

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