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Holmes County herald., 1962-11-15
School Menu

Monday, Nov. 10 - Deviled
Eggs, Green Beans, Buttered
Corn, Peaches and Coikies,
Rolls, ! PIT. Milk.
Tuesday, Nov. 20 Lima
Beans, Glazed Carrots, Let
tuce and Tomato, Crab APP
pie, Rolls, J PIT. Milk.
Wednesday, Nov. d -
Thanksgiving Dinner.
Turkey and Dressing, Eng
lish Peas, Cranberry Sauce
Dixie Cup, Rolls, J PIT. Milk.
Extra Milk sold at recess
and noon, &c per ] pit.
Holmes County herald., 1962-11-15

news writing with Carl McIn-
tyre, newspaper art with Bob
Howie, women's news with
Mary Alice Bookhart, editor
ial writing with Purser Hew-
lit, feature writing with Frank
Hams, makeup, headlines,
etc., with O. C.. McDavid and
sports writing with Lee Baker.
High schools participating
included Natchez, Jackson
Murrah, Jackson Central,
Jackson Provine, Jackson St.
Joseph, Clinton, Forest, Pearl
McLaurin, Brandon, Tyler
|todn and Columbia.
Colleges were Millsaps,
BeIhaven, Mississippi College,
ole Miss, Mississippi State,
Southern Mississippi. MSCW,
Kinds, Delta State and Hol-
mes. e' q,
Each representative was
presented with attendance
certificates.
Holmes County herald., 1962-11-15

time is 7:3O on Beall Fleld,
Lexington. The winner Will
he sole owner of second place
in the Mid-State Conference.
Saturday night will produce
event number three. MISSISSIPPI
pi State fans can drive south
to our state capital and see
the Bulldogs play the Bayou
Bengals from LSU. Memorial
Stadium will be the site of
this big college event right in
Jour own back yard. State al
ways battles LSU with a vigor
that is displayed at no other
time during the season. Sports
fans from Durant will be es-
lpecially interested in this
|game as Ode Burrell. the for
mer Green Wave great, is ex-
lpected to start for the Bull.
dogs.
Round four of the sports
spectacular will take place
Tuesday. After a two day rest
from sports, fans in this area
lcan get their thletic jollies
from the opening night of the
1962-63 basketball season.
Most teams in this area get
started in full swing on this
night. Check with your local
school to see where and who
they are playing. We hope
within the next week to be
able to print complete sche.
dulles for all high school teams
in this area.
The Johnny Rebs from. Ole
Miss do not offer local sight
Interest, but by radio you
may hear. them battle Tennes.
see. :
Holmes County herald., 1962-11-15
BY Mary f. HarpOle,
Home Demonstration Agent

Heat just your house : not
all outdoors this winter.
Many homeowners waste
fuel by letting warm air leak
out around windows and doors
and through cracks in the
walls, floors and ceilings. If
you're one of these people,
start now and do something
about it. You may be able to
cut dollars off your fuel bill
by Tightening and adequately
insulating your house.
Housing engineers suggest
you start first with the doors
and windows. Do these need
caulking? Are there any loose
panes? q If
When a house is first built,
the frame may appear tight.
But after the house settles,
cracks often appear. Reputty
all loose paneS and close the
air leaks around the window
and door frames with caulk-
ing.
Next, add Misunderstanding
This will help save your fuel
bill, especially if you have an
old house.
You'll also notice a big diff
ference in your fuel bill when
you insulate. in a typical hou-
Sc, Is to IS percent of the
heat is lost through the attic
floor or roof, about 80 per-
cent goes through the out
side walls, doors and win
doWS.
The right insulation for your
house depends on how you in.
tend to use it, how easy it is
to put on and how much you
want to spend. Whichever in.
sulation you choose, you'll
find it will make your house
much warmer this winter and
cooler next summer. Insula.
ton and Misunderstanding are
long-term improvements-onles
that pay off in added comfort
Holmes County herald., 1962-11-15

Henry of Tchula, a director.
The Greenwood Production
Credit Association serves far
mers and cattlemen in Yazoo,
TaHahatchie, Carroll, Grena-
|da, Holmes and Leflore Coun-
ties and last year extended
over 10 million on short and
intermediate : term credit to
these farmer : members in all
phases Of farm production and
family living.
Holmes County herald., 1962-11-15
Delta Group
Sets Conference
In New Orleans

Officials of the Greenwood
Production Credit Association
will attend the 10Th annual
directors and Secretary-trea-
surers conference in New Or
leans November 1920, it was
announced today by Luther
w. Wade, association presi-
dent. The meeting will be held
at the Monteleone Hotel.
Purpose of the meeting,
says Wade, is to review and
coordinate policies of produc-
ton credit associations to
ward giving better service to
farmer : members and to hear
reports of officials of the Fe-
deral intermediate Credit
Bank of New Orleans, spOn-
sors of the conference. Join
ing the members of the
Greenwood association in New
Orleans will be their counter
parts from the Is other pro-
|duction credit associations in
Alabama, Mississippi and
Louisiana.
Leading an impressive ar
ray of speakers before the
production credit group will
be Louisiana Congressman
Hale Boggs.
Officials of the Greenwood
association include w. M.
Holmes County herald., 1962-11-15

POSTED: \
Property in the Acona
Community known as the Ma
ry Steele Place is posted
against all hunting and tres
passin.. Violators will be pro.
secuted. M. E. Steele, 1855
Fairview, Greenville, Miss.
3-4t-pd.
Holmes County herald., 1962-11-15
-H.zzn.. County HERALD

Published by the Holmes County Pubushng Company at 400 Tchua Street. Lexington
Mississippi Entered at the PoNohace at Lexington, Mississippi. as Second Class mail I'm.
the Act Of Congress of March {, 1879. Subscription raes for Holmes and adjoining
counties, per year, $500; sx months, S75 elsewhere, per- year. $3.50.
Jack A. Shearor. Jr -. . $50 Editor
Holmes County herald., 1962-11-15
Home Agent
By Mary f. Harpole

land lower heating bills for
years to come.
Holmes County herald., 1962-11-15
FOR SALE:

Wv ohlLE:
Browning sweet sixteen
with poly chokt two years
old with poly choke. Price
500. Lynn Jordan Phone 242.
ri e43-1t-pd
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-01-04

come.
Here's another one for the
books: The Saturday night be-
fore Christmas the Sangsland
family was in Browning deliver
ing some Christmas gifts and re-
Numbering that Santa was to be
al the II & J Store, We decided
to take the children in to visit
him. They all took turns sitting
on his lap and telling them what
they wanted him to bring them.
He gave them each a handful
of candy and we went on looking
around the store. Anne (now
FOUR asked if she could look
around too. / told her she could,
but she was not supposed to
touch anything. In a few min
utes she came back to where we
were and she showed US she had
another handful of candy. l
asked her where she had gotten
il as / knew she had eaten the
first handful. She told me she
just went back and sat on good
old Santa's lap again and told
him what she wanted him to
bring her and he gave her some
more candy. Too bad she isn't
a boy, I'd change her name to
Dennis the Menace for sure.
The Mark Harwoods were busy
dipping cattle Tuesday of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Anderson
and family of Cut Bank were
New Years Day dinner guests of
Mrs. Anderson's parents, the
Tony Neiskens of Meriwether.
Mrs. Betty Sangsland made a
trip 10 Cut Bank on Tuesday for
chicken feed.
Miss Colleen Cato, a niece of
Mrs. Fred Stone, spent a few
days over the holidays at the
Stone ranch.
Grandma Brewer visited the
Sangsland family on Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Whitford
of Babb brought their baby
daughter, Rose Lynn, to stay
with her grandparents. the Fred
Stones, and then the Whitfords
and Mrs. Marie Lowder and her
daughter Debbie made a trip to
Cut Bank and visited with their
sister, Margie and family Christ
mas Eve.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-01-04
News Of BIuckfoot and Meriwether

Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Talk and
, family. Mr.. and Mrs. Two-tor
Reeyis and family, and Stonagg
Rutherford were Christmas day
dinner guests at the Roy DOore
home. Stonagg was home from
the army for a short holiday
leave. In the evening the Doore
family attended the big Indian
dance at Starr School. They said
a large crowd attended-people
from all over Montana and Can
ada.
Grandpa and Grandma Brewer
received a package from their
son Buddy and family living in
TripoH, North Africa. II contain
ed a beautiful head scarf for
Grandma and three stuffed cam
els for Grandpa. They looked al
most real
Ralph and Betty Sangsland
were last Saturday visitors at the
Mark HARDWOOD ranch.
Quite a few from around Black
foot and Meriwether attended
midnight mass Christmas eve.
A big thank you goes out to
all who helped fill the grocery
boxes that had been put around
in the different stores, in Brown
ing. for Father Mailman of Heart
Butte.
Ralph and Betty Sangsland
were Sunday visitors and coffee
guests of the Roy Doore family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Redog of
Shelby were guests of the Roy
Doore family and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tatsey at tn big Christmas
dance out at Starr School.
Jay Worth was a Tuesday visi-
tor and luncheon guest at the
Sangsland home.
The Mark HarwOods had a full
house of guests for Christmas
dinner. Guests included Phil and
Peg LaBreche, Phil LaBreche ST..
and san and daughter-in-law, the
Kenny Wheeler family, and Mrs.
Bertha LaBreche.
The grandchildren of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Neisken spent New
Years Eve with them as over
night house guests.
There will be another card
party held by the Blackfoot Pin
ochle club this coming Friday
evening, January 5 at 8 pm. at
the new school Everyone vel
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-01-04

Jay Worth, who was home for
a few days over Christmas visit
ing his family in Blackfoot, re-
turned to his job at Pasco, Wash
ington this week.
The Sangsland family were
Wednesday evening visitors and
luncheon guests at the Lee Low
der home. The evening was spent
watching home movies. Miss Co.
leen Cato was a guest there also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Whitford
and daughter of Babb. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Lowder and children
and Miss Colleen Cato were all
Christmas day dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stone and
daughter Loretta.
Mrs. Betty Sangsland drove
Grandpa and Grandma Brewer
to Browning on Wednesday after
noon as Grandpa wanted to have
the car worked on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ricky Reagan and
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Wetzel,
and Jack Galbraith and children
were Christmas dinner guests of
Mrs. Nedra Reagan and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Susie Galbraith.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wetzel spent a
few days in Blackfoot visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Susie Gal
braith. / had the pleasure of
meeting Mrs. Wetzel and enjoy
ed our visit so much as she told
me all about her tour to Mexico
City which she made recently.
Roy and Mildred Doore and
children made a business trip to
Cut Bank on Wednesday after
noon.
The Mark Harwoods, Sheryle
and Kathy and Mrs. Bertha La
Breche ate New Years dinner at
the Ranch. In the evening they
took in a movie at Cut Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Doore and
family were among those attend
ing the big dance at Heart Butte
Friday evening. A large crowd
attended with people from all
over Montana and Canada. Dane
ing went on into the morning
hours.
Grandpa and Grandma Brewer
and the Sangsland family took
out a birthday cake and some ice
cream to the Clifford Brown
ranch and surprised Mr.. Brown
on his 73rd birthday. Everybody
had ice cream and cake and some
pictures were taken of Mr.. Brown
and the group. Mr.. Brown also
received some nice gifts. He was
quite surprised as he had forgot.
ten IL was his birthday. He said
when you have had as many as
he has had it's easy to forget.
Mrs. Rita McFadyean and chill
dren of Browning drove out to
get her aunt, Mrs. Susie Gal
braith and Mrs. Elizabeth Wet
eel to take them back with her
to Browning as the ladies visi-
ted with relatives and friends
there.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Keller who are the proud
parents of a baby boy born on
Thursday, Dec. % at the Brown
ing hospital. The little man
weighed 7-lbs. 4A OF.
Charlie and Lois Keller were
Thursday visitors at the Kenny
Wheeler home.
Evening star., 1962-06-24
1T0gen

+VES~9S
ALEX.-WILTON WDS.
A lovely 3-bedrm. and den. 2i2-
bath white brick home. Liv. rm.
with fireplace, built-in book
cases. Hand painted mura. in din
ing rm., modern dream kitcFen
with 1Ah-ft. OF counter space.
Dutch DOOR to screened porch and
covered patio. Beautifully land
scaped setting with complete p-i-
vdcy. Owner transferred. Only
S34.g5O. OPEN SUNDAY , 10 8.
DIRECTIONS: Telegraph I'd. to VIII
ton Woods sign. rigbt to No. , Fort
Hill dr..
TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPERTIES, INC.
KE. $4,000 9 TO 9
ALEX. AURORA HILLs-Beautiful
center-hall Colonial with 4 bed
rms. , full and two "a baths. rec.
rm., study. garage, screened porch
and central air conditioning. A
superior home in a prestige, close
in community. Convenient to pub
lie transportation and the best Of
public and parochial schools.
Evening star., 1962-06-24
RUCKER SSI I.
LONG. Low RANCHER

SALES CORP. REALToR
IA. 5-S5S5 Ewes, Sun. 356-S124
Evening star., 1962-06-24
ARLINGTON, MALLS CHURCH
OPEN l TO 6
VIEW OF
THE FAIRWAY!

Tucked away amidst towering hard
woods on quiet cul-de-sac adjacent
to the Washington Golf and Coun.
try Club, that's the prestige loca'
ton of this absolutely Immaculate
custom-built, FOUR BEDROOM
TWO-BATH BRICK RAMBLER
Value conscious purchasers viii
Immediately recognize the many
distinctive features OF this fint
CONDITIONED h o me, Sc
abunndantly blessed with EXTRA
CLOSET SPACE, SUPERBLY FIN.
ISHED REC. ROOM and an abb
solutely private party-inviting
HUGE. SCREENED PORCH Ora.
cious living room with fireplace
and formal, separate dining room
each having picture windows af-
fording PANORAMIC VIEW OF
PARKWAY Dream kitchen with
table space. diversified, built-in ga
rage, separate laundry room in full
basement. FAIRLY PRICED. S33,.
$50 with excellent financing fol
approved purchaser. Inspect thi;
outstanding value todayl
West on Lee hwy
right on Old Dominion dr., right
on N. 26th ST., left on N. Thomas
st. to 3l41 and our open sign.
Evening star., 1962-06-24
George Mason Green CO
PEATrOpa

ARL.. N.-3-bedrm. asbestos shin.
gle. walk to Hecht Co, elem,
school. bus. S13,500. IA, S-S4IS
ZIG North Wakefield st.
Evening star., 1962-06-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARL., N.-Brick rambler. 5 bed.
rms. . baths. Close to bus anc
schools. S23. 500. JE. 2-se06.
ARL. NO.-Walk to shops, bus
schools. 4 bedrmS., living I'm.
NEAR FORT MYER - Bus, shops
z rms. a bedrms.) ] "a baths. rec
I'm, fenced yard. S15.950. Agent
IA. 2-56S2-JA. 2-9694-JA. 4-4225
incest section Of N
Arl., conv. to CIA. close to Chain
Bridge-5 big bedrooms. 3 full
baths. formal dining rm., huge
GE kitchen. owner willing to hold
2nd trust. All this for only S34.-
500. LYNCH BROS. INC. FL. f.
1000.
Evening star., 1962-06-24
REAL EsTATT Nc iNeni ia 4-oo44

Lt-llll z y 7 2 Nv. q -. 2 2 7
ANNANDALE-Broyhill Crest. 45-ft.
bstbs, stfs kitcSen k99IfT with psdis sstnF space zee
Walk-out bsmt. Rec. rm., family
room tor 4th bedrm.). Beautiful
wooded lot By owner. CL. 6-2359.
Evening star., 1962-06-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ANNANDALE-3-bedrm., sll-brick
rambler. full bsmt., iz-aere lot,
fenced. FHA approved. S1S,5OO.
On. pymt. $500. cL. 6-70s6.
ANN,ANDALE-spotless 2ls.yr.-old
si,iiessl isv.s In ,asSp Sleepy Holow olOo WOODS. SI
baths. finished rec. rm.. latest
kitchen equipment large lot. loads
OF closets, cabinets, etc. Swim
ming pool membership available
Assume 5t4ed GI loan. Outstand-
ing at only S27 $50.
REAL ESTATE. INC. IA. 4-0244
ANNANDALE-Broyhill Crest. 45-ft
brick rambler. 3 bedrms., Ia
baths, kitchen with eating space.
room tor 4th bedrm.). Beautiful
wooded lot. By owner. cL. 6-2359.
ARIsTOCRATIC COLONIAL-Glis-
tening white columns, a tremen-
100 setback makes this 4-BED-
ROOM. 3-BATH new brk. home
situated on an ACRE LOT WITH
TOWERING OAK TREES. 81 liv.
HoT-WATER HEAT. Must be seen.
OWNER-BUILDER. Call to in
spect. CL. $500.
ARL., Mr.. PARKINGToN : Brick
Cape Cod, llv. rm.. firepl.. din.
rm... kit. full bSmt.. bedrms..
newly decorated. Financing like
rent. Sl7.950. CHILES REALTY,
ARL. M b,r, 2h bs., beaut.
rec. rm. with firepl !, carport.
GV1 uEH ENaC1 ffaan ron
owner. ia. $500 aft. $50 pm.
ARL.. n. : WEsToVER HILLS.
Brick Colonial. , bedrms., den,
separate din. rm;, full bsmt, car
Sumed. Si4.5OO. BENOTT Z, Al
VAREz Realtors. KE. S-6677.
ARL. NO, 5000 No. 3Oth-3-bed;
I'm. rambler. Spacious paneled
trees. S1S,25O, FHA. JE. 1892
ARL.. S2I 900 FHA. GI no down
payment-3-bedrm., 2-bath brick
shops. SELLER MAY PAY SET
ELEMENT. VIM. S. SKIES REAL
ESTATE. JE. 2-O400.
ARL., N.-By OWNER. 4-bedrm.,
l n bath brick rambler, air-cond.
rec. rm. with bar. 30 minis. Penta-
gon at am. County park adj.
rear. S22 400. 1915 N. Roosevelt
St. near z Corners. JE. 4-SS2l.
ARL. N.-Exclusive neighborhood.
OPEN SAT-. SUN. l to pm.
New orick rambler on large wood
ed lot. Convenient schools, church
es and shopping. Center hall. %
IT. liv. rm., din, rm.. de luxe kit.
with eating space. 3 twin size
bedrms., English bSmt.. finished
rec. rm. with firepl.. studio or
4th bedrm.. utility rm., double
garage, screened porch. 340O N
Glebe. For appt. or other infor-
nation call HOWARD HEFLIN,
JE. 2-27S7.
ARLINGTON, NORTH = Spacious
three-bedroom brick rambler in a.
prime location, two full baths,
fireplace, enclosed porch, full
basement with built-in garage.
Evening star., 1962-06-24

Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1962-06-24
HOLD EVERYTHING
I N HOMEo, INC
REALTORS

HOLMES RUN ACRES-For sale
eontem3. bi-level. Cathedral cell.
ing IN NV; rm. and din. rm. Pan
eled family rm. 4 bedrms. and
study or 4th bedrm. 2 full baths
Mid 20s. JE. 2-3640 Sat. or sun,
after q pm. weekdays.
HONEYMooNERS' DELIGHT-Tht
perfect home for the young fam.
ily.. Located in the Mclean ares
Walk to school and bus. 2 large
bedrms;, din. rm., modern kitch.
en-. full bsmt,. nicely landscapec
lot with tall trees. Price Sl2, $50
$500 down, payments approx. SSE
per mo. pitt. Open 9-S.
PLANTATION REALTY. JE. 4-7OOC
HOT! HOT! HOT!-Then cool off
in this lovely fully air-cordi.
toned, Sleepy Hollow Woods, 4.
bedrm. home. Immediate posses.
sion for only S2S,95O, Swimmins
pool membership available. STAN.
LEY r. ROWLAND CO., INC.
Realtor. JE. 3-3333.
Evening star., 1962-06-24

FAIRFAX-3 bedrms., 2E baths
split-level. BY OWNER. Rec. rm.
attached garage, lge. lot. Assume
4hT S2l,750. CIR. 3-5726.
Evening star., 1962-06-24

ANN.ANDALE = split-levei brick
and frame, bedrms., "a baths,
1n and iPsp hRs 'lHssfi B. luxe sPas Pt is. ls
rec. rm., beaut. landscaping, r.
acre. fenced back yard. . blks.
HIS. and parochial school. Elem,
and Jr. HIS. bus adjacent cor. q
hlks. shop; ctr, 35 minis. to D. C
Assume 41zTs, 25-year GI. $24..
900, First trust, $4,000. AIS
Bristow drive. CL. 6-647l.
Evening star., 1962-06-24
nf0psn

ARL.. 1900 BLK. S. 9th ST.
bedrm.. u bath brick Colonial
Very convenient location. QUALITY
construction. GE kitchen. Idea
for the large family at only S26..
900. terms open. To reach; Out
Columbia pike, right on Wake.
CO. INC. OWNERS. JA..4-S2SS
ARLINGTON, NORTH, nr. York.
town High-under 3 yrs, BRICK
IT. WItirepl.. DR., rec rm., bsmt.
ultramod. kit. S25,95O. By OWN.
ER, Ks. $4,000.
ARLINGTON RIDGE RD.. rustic
cottage on two l0,000-ft. lots
REALTY. 566 South 23rd st.
ARLINGTON-NEY all-brick ram
bier. liv. rm. with firepl, dining
rm., 3 bedrms., baths, full walk
out bSmt. with I'd fireplace. 10
ping and transportation. Sl9.95O,
PARKER. SMITH & DONNELL
REALTORS. jE. 4-22ss.
ARLINGTON - All-brick Colonial
with 3 bedrooms. ia baths. "a
49, IGaA ADAAAA k'-ANAAs
finished rec. rm. and liv. rm., sep
arate din. rm. S2l,750. Assume
Sl7,S00 loan.
cROWELL & CO., INC.
2160 N. Glebe, Rltr.. IA. 4-3131
ARL., N.-SI6,50O. 5 min. to Pen
tagon. Conv. to schools and shop
ping. Bus at door. 2 tWin-size
bedrms., Ia baths, liv. rm. w
fireplace, llx23; sep. din. rm.,
llxl3; equip. kit. den in bsmt.,
oil h.-w.-h., scrd. porch, sep. ga
rage. on large shaded corner lot
Terms flexible. IA. S-0001.
ARL.. N.-Almost new brick, split
foyer rambler. featuring 3 large
bedrms., 2-bath, loads of closet
space spacious liv. rm., finished
rec. rm. with firepl.. and built-in
garage. FHA terms avail For con-
yenlence and luxurious living, call
DARWIN REALTY INC, IA. 4
1853, ewes, IA o-T9Q4
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-26

Mr.. Hanson is a teacher at
West Geauga High school. He
is a graduate of Illinois State
Normal University and has a
Masters Degree from the Uni
versity of Illinois. In addition
to his % years as a school
teacher, he worked for the
Federal Government during
World War II as a metallur-
gist on the Manhattan Project
at the University of Chicago
and the Guided Missile pro-
iect at Princeton University.
Mr.. Hanson resides on his
ten acre f a r m on County
Line Road in Chester Town
ship where he experiments
with all the varieties of trees
grown in o 10. He is a
neighborhood commissioner
of Boy Scouts and a 32nd De-
gree Mason. He is also inter
eSted in art work, having eX-
hibited ceramic and weld
ment sculpture at the May
Show of the Cleveland Art
Museum.
Mr.. Hanson has been en-
dorsed by the Young Denis
of Geauga County, The West
Geauga Democratic club.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-26
Chuyd0r1
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D.
Hainley of Bass Lake have
returned home from an eX-
tensive vacation trip to MeXi-
co City, Florida and Houston,
Tex. ...
William Kenny, District Sal
eS Manager of Nationwide In
Surance Co., and his wife,
Ia and Washington, d. c..
Ruth, have returned from q
four day trip through Virgin
la and Washington, D. c
where they visited many
points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Bur
CESS and daughter, Laura
vacationed in the east during
spring vacation and among
the historic places they visit
ed was Williamsburg, Va.
Dan Carson, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. w. L. Carson and Jaci
Mcdonald, son of Mr.. anC
Ward Mcdonald were among
the students to enjoy spring
vacations at Fort Lauderdalt
Fla.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-26
Especial to the RecOrd)

NEW YORK, Apr. % - Re-
SidentS Of Geauga County
have been adding to their
stock of worldly goods in re-
cent years.
The physical possessions
that the average local family
has accumulated-automobile
home freezer, refrigerator
washing machine and other
consumer durable goodS--re-
present an investment that
has reached an all-time high.
AS local incomes grew larg-
er over the years, people be-
came able by degrees to &C
quire more and more of the
luxurieS and convenienceS of
modern living.
Just how much money they
put into t h e purchases OF
these items is another queS-
ton. Few families can even
guess at the cost.
Some help in this direction,
as it applies to the average
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-26

Valerie Twelvetree, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
E. Carrell, Ferris Ave, was
the guest of honor at two re-
cent bridal showers given for
her. Valerie will be married
aturday, May 5, at St.
Mary's church in Chardon to
Mr.. Raymond PiraS of Hamb-
den.
Sunday evening, Apr. Is,
Mrs. Jack Nolan and MISS
Linda Horter, of Cleveland
Heights, were hostesSes at the
formers home on Water ST.,
when they entertained for the
bride-to-be at a miscellaneous
shower, which was a COM
plete surprise to her.
The guests enjoyed playing
appropriate games and re-
freshmentS of cake, punch,
and canapes were served.
Many lovely gifts were re-
ceived by Valerie from the
following guests: Marie Ley