http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/7fc7099f23cd6033127a0bb2249fa377.pdf 66114111b90732f62735b88b7e064041 PDF Text Text •• 7 , ' J • ., . 't>omeroy-Mlddleport, o., April 1-DaU7 SeaUnol; ' ' .,.. I " 19, 1957 • The Dailv Sentinel • . ' ,, Officers Elected ~Y Minersville · Methodist WSCS •• -BUY c£!r~~e~.~~:e~ 1 ~~~S ~ St.tfon'Wagon · · ·· ·.· $2495 1956 V-8, 4 Door S~Uon Wagon, Radio and Healer, Power GUde- Wlllte"WaU Tires. Eztra Clean. One local Owner ., • LucUle Bearbs HawkiDJ, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 POMEROY MOTOR CO. Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Pbone 6079 [ E. Main Sl Pomeroy 63 Win Places .~el~!.~!.s~!~bM~~~~~~'~;.~~'~'~2l On Honor R-<11. U At'Pomeroy Hi al the 1 Brownie Troops One and Two, Girl Scout Troop Six and the new Oirl Scout Troop former a horse- shoe while the color guarda, Marilyn Moore, ludy Genhelmer, Ruth Ann Bailey, Mll'y St•rcher, Janice Evana and Louanna Leonard pre~ented the nag and led tbe plt!dge tG tiM tiaJ". Tbe .:roup sang the "Star SpaniJed Blnner' 1• Mr11. · Steven Eblin, leader, and Mrs. Merlin Tracy, a~istant leader or \'rownle Troop Two conducted inve~ture services for Judy Brown Gloria Butk and Jacqueline Potter. Other Brownie• of Trl:lop Two are BeckY Ebiln, Sandy Gilmore and Dottie Phelpa. Golden wings were presented by Mri. Eblln to Susie Tracy, I..Jnda Starcher and June Phelps who went into the new troop. Mrs. Eblin alao preented year pins to her rommittee, Mrs. George Starcher, Mn. Erne.st Powell and Mrs. James Gilmore. Mrs, Donald Bailey, leader, and COME IN AND INSPECT OUR RECONDITIONED · 1D11 GUARANTEED LOW PJ!ICJIJD CARS. AFTER YOU HAVE "SHOPfi!D'~ TIJE AREA, We'U Be.~ :. Y- ' . li11vt SPECIAL THIS SATURD~Y ONLYl 1950 DODGE 4 Door Sedan equipped wltb radio, heater, Gyro-malic. Good Ures,local owner. SATURDAY SPECIAL PRICE MEIGS MOTOR CO. · N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Pbone 80%3 • Nil I IT I 11111'1 I lilTII Wl1 to keep track " of expenditurd. Pay all your bi111 by <ln<A. Thea you'll have neat, com• plete, and nee record• {on your .. \ ' checkbook ltllbs)-l'lua•ure rmipt• , . .Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Heaton left 'Ilbunday • mormnt for Gr~n .... bure, Jnd(, .to oattend tile wedding 1lf their grandson, Cliirence Hea· tort 00 EIHter Sunday. Mn. Clara Karr leCt Wedne.i· day for her home, Clevel.and, a I ter a vis1t wtth her son-tn-law and daughter, Mr. and Mn. Tbomus Bowen. Miss Marion Ebersbnch hM rcturned home after 'I vi.sit in FlorIda, Mr. and Mn. Wtllard Faudree and Mrs. Amanda Baer hape l'~ · ~umed :home •lifter a several we.eka visit 1n HolLywood. R<nanna Kni~ of 'Pt. Pleasant le spending a few days with her grandmother, Mt'ls. Olen Gen·hehn· cr and family, Mr. 'tnd Mr.s. Harmon O'Brien returned home ·Wednesday after a Yacation .. t Daytona- Beaeh, F1a. Mrs. w, 0 Atkins, Miss Myrtis Kay Parln'f and Mr3. Robert Mur· ris Jr., artd son Ricky were vlsilors lq Parker!'lburg Tbursday. f:tarry Canterbury rCll!urn~d homtl Thursday from Holzer HcspJ.tal alter •undergoing ltnuln" o~~urger.y and 1s conV"alcscing nL{'C- ~- ~ "' • ... • • .• CHECKING ACCOUNT . WITH .. US NOW I. \ Pomeroy National Bank BANKING SINCE 1171 M~mber Federol Re.erte!lytlem Me•ber Federll Depolllllllaraee CarJ!Onfloll POMEROY IWTLAND for Susan and Linda Ann Will. Mn. also presented a golden to Susanna Arnold who wlU ' • TONIGHT Van JohttSon Ruth Roman investure services Student Wrl'tes Directs Play ft • •' t of Brownie Troop Onei• condtJ4~ Ml'ddleport H1'gh 1I rusoN Drive·ln u :(your can..u.d dleW), · ,; WE INVITE YOU TO START THAT POMEROY SOCIETY : be the new Girl Scout Troop. Other Brownies of Troop One are Linda Smith ,Linda Bailey, Debra Spencer, Marilyn Moore and Jane and Joyce Evans. Mrs. Bailey has resigned as leader and '~ Mrs. Spencer i1 the new leader of Troop One and Mn. Roy Smith the aulit:ant leader. Mu. Geneva Joachim an~ Mrs. Roy Smith were presenteiJf year for committee members (tf One by Mra. Bailey. John Moore, leader ol Girl Scout Troop Six, .J.Salsted by Mrs. J~wrence Leonard, commJttee chairman nJbstltuting for ' Mrs. William Collin(. assiatant leader1 conducted investure service.. lor Patty Musser, Mary Field•, Kath· ryn English and Barbara LewJt. Otber girls In Troop Six are Ruth Ann Bailey, Anita Collins, Judy Genheimer, Janice Evant, Patty Fields. Ruby Haggy, ¥try Starcher and Louanna Leonard, Mrs. Anms Phelps Jr., 1eader, and Mra. Robert Hoover, aalttant leader, held in vesture ceremony for Susanna Arnold, IJnda Starther, Susie Tracy, Jean Phelps, IJn. da Jeffers, Betty Klein, Shlrley I·H a,uy and Janet Arnold who wUJ · the new troop. The Committee for the new troop are Mrs. George St.arc;her, Mn. Maxine Arnold , Mr:'l. Eula Haggy, Mrs. James Hall and Annis Phelpa Jr. Refreshments were served at close of the ceremonie.a to the girls aLtd their guests. Iy. am -::::~~: - - - _ Brownie Fly-Up And lnvesture Rite · : ~;:::~::::~;::::;;~:;:::::;;;::~::;::;;::::;:;:=~;:::=11 A fly-up monies were held S.lisbury There Is A Dl.fference School Thursday evening USED. CARS 1 f or 63 atudents , wer? listed on the current hon?r roll ()f Pomeroy Hi.gh School !or the fifth six week period just- ~ndeJ. Sophomotes numbered 22,. Juni01"8 20 and Senlor.s 21 . · -~•lllne• •d slde•alls " Let .Us Give Yowr Ca_f Here It lsi Neweslltlina fol belt Clll- LAWN-BOY wftfl the exclutiYt, pttented Activated PilOt Whttl. Makes even rouett gtl$$ look betttr- The pilot wheel t~t lawn mower leveltftn If tht around isn't! Set "'' t new LAWN-BOY todey. first qutll-,1 ty with low prices. -•epa . l9!6 BUick Special , ..... :..... :.... '$~,J95 4 dr Sedan. Dyilaflow drive. Like new -I)'~· tenp g~n ' fiDWl. 011e local owner. Fully .equipped: ., · . · 1956 Iuick Special .. · .. ' : · .. · ·.. ~ · $2;59.5 · . o Pill PERFORMANCE ....sss · . ,~ '". . .' .. : .. ~ .... ." . $4tS ";is l ' dtt io~ ' •· • o .. • o o o • I o > > J ~-· . "·dr... , ............. ••s ctr• ..,.. • • • · • • · ' • .. "..f; .· • 1 ......... ,\., ...... t $4tt 4 dr. ·······:··· ··~·· ~ THIS $PIINGI ... . ..... . . ... ........ ' ' ,1. dr, •• :·. ...... ~ ......... tlJS ·Out liPrlnJ T..n..up Spee{ll 1a a quick ! dr. . ·' I ' 'j. \ ' 'z ; , . : low tonlgtot 5744. ·-.:-::-:~SINGLE COn-& ·J!#Ar~ Boimd TqEr.~d Jury; ~ :·Npwfaeihg ·Lie Detector T~ \ Ue-del~r test wUI be seheduled 'tor two Meigs County were arrested after IIi• car owned by ~ne o! lbem neilber admiltlnJ be was the driver. oalil today Lester Pike, 20, Racar, l>nd Edwa>4, ~- Tayl9r, 22, LollJi to-take a l;ie teat ln. ,\lbens ,arly n~ ' ' T1)~o T!n'~~ Easter Egg Hunt' Still ,L111get.Oft·~ In Central u. s.. ,. . ' eamster Union .President May Be Queried On Business Deals WASitiNGTON (VP) - Teamsters Uui.on President Dave Beck moy speed his return engagement before the Senate La· bor ~ta Committee if he avoids his day of reckoning witli lbe Jl.tt,ciO. Committee member Karl E. Mundt (R.S.D.) told reporters .Jbat il the AFL-CIO prov.. unable to enforce Its ethics code • . II!< : w'eoihtr l!ure•io houed '"" 5000 ~e Idled Today B:f Strike At Kaiser Plant the cas." IUmlblls, .Ea1b1er R. mont Edward H. Dell HJddletown. A total of 32 vlolatlona wUl be heard. 1. - 4; dr. Rli>lera Sedan. ·••Hard Top" - l)ynaflow drive. l.oW'mlleJ.K.e, Alntosl ~ lbe day 11 was sold. . • 1Jl•!ll~~~~· Top condlUon. · ,· .~J:~~V&S'fa In Vote Against New Farpa Bill Six Churches In Union,Se,vi~es on GoocJ Fri.J.y I "Obed· ~(lven Uillon Setv:lce '·First BapUst UP Defen.e M.. SlaveD8 indicated toappeal tbe ~ult eonvtcition of William Oak HiU brickyard in ebot«un deatll of ~ly(le 41, Jan. 22 . H'ughe5 was gllil.ty Frid;~.,Y ni'&'ht by (a common Pleas ~ jury of seven w.omen and five ioen after nearly three and one- half houn of deJiberittion. He wall indicattd on a ncond degree murd«lr ohara-e In tbe shooting of Bow· Hn1 after an all-night drinking bout. ' Hughes te&.tifled the shooting ~d BowUog had beaten him on tiU'ee occasions in hJs ~ ~ · ' w.u in .&elf delense.. He When Bowling t'hre.t~nl;4 him again, Hufbe! said, he g o 1 the ehot.gun to scau h i m. He illid Bowling ·u abbed the- we.awn by bhe muzzle and tire gun discharged. H"'ghes w a a freed on $2,000 bond pendinc fllina: of l:tJe appea' . ' , Chit ' f ...... :. $21~5- j 9)4'Buick V8 sPta;.1 '·.. :' .. :..... $1 1495 2 dr. Sed~: lAw Jillleage: One careful local owner. . 1954 CMvroiM-"211)1! ·,· ~ · ·"': · · · · $1,195 4 dr. f!ed~. Origin~ Ugh! gree!l-flni~, This one's really spoUesal • ; ~ • ~ • 1 •• • . .· · · · · · · $895 t@U't~ .~ · l ... ni~'Ghey~ol't ,z ton·· . , , ... $1,295 SJ\o:!" fOOd eare.. 8.2:1 urea. · L~!J'f!~~ ~~L~B, .. , ... $795 I !)I ~~~rnoticlno! L:1W' . . . . . $595 • .l'~<... p..'l"" Paint Joli. • ' · , ~ 1:J;,Ch•v.,Yz ton -l'fclcu~ ·.... $495 L!!_ Stole,'BIId)'.~ op.·aide. ·~. * ·1 , ll,'tirnotiol\81 ~n ... ... $29~: ==="!) , ·C .! ~ ~ ~ . .. l • , \ - ~ ·~ ~' ( ' He also •rg~~d r. ' · for 'IPs own pertonal t not be tried b.V thl! offenses eGmmitte( c:onstitution ' ~~ I . lp ·, ' ' I ~ 2 d't, Catalina :~pe. Pontiac'' fln"t. Hydramallc drive . . All jealber seats. El!C~ptlo~illln' eveiy way. ~ . ·. . 1 !~~~[~~~§~~~~~~~~ Meigs Farmers ,J, ~ tl~. ~!~:c;p,.,P'P't,Ja~'il finest. HY,dramatlc drive. : : :i;~~1 itsBeet, the committee sehedule and recall may him 'llW! AFL • CIO moves against foi) and limilar m;teriBeck came AftPr he invoked t.he alt were operation not affected by the &trike. which tUl'll& out Fifth Amendment 117 times wbea.. the ~:nate RactelJI Committe& questioned bim 1ut monLb abou! bis peraonal finances . Senate i .... vest.(ptora: charged thllt he took more- tban $322,000 ftom union .Y8,flir Chief :.. · .... $t695 .. 19$6Po• . tor quest1onmg about his business deals with the un. thi'OUJh firms fn whictt be holds an Interest. ''The committee has developM additional inform•tion that the Team.1ten, the public and the RAVENSWOOD. W. V. uP - Congre~~ should know," Muadt. An estimate~ ~.000 workers en· said. gapd In th~ eonstruetion of the !Beet Friday challenged the biC Kal.ler AlumJnum 6: C,bemical right of the AFL-CIO Executive Cctrf. ,plant here were idle todiy Council to expel him from its . , , rttult or a dJspute between member.h1p. He said be Hill conblembel'f of two unions represent- siders him~t.lf a council member. in• the men . AM• Detail.t ~ lliliwrl&bta: set up picket hnes lU a !..so demanded that the Af'L. Ud other workers refuted to cross CIO Etllical Pract1cea Committee tbem Friday lo a controversy over •hether they or pipefitter1 should provide detailed accusatiol)l and guarantee fair procedural \fheD it do certain work.. hold.r. bearin(U ne:rt mootb on oorplant apokuman said emr'u~ charges against bim and in a emnpleted section of his Union. ' of rain Easter, howi!lver, waS not expected to etop the tbousanda of •wor!Jhippeg gathering aiJ over the state for tradltJr.nal sunriae services nd other l'tlJitioqs, ~enance1. The you'npteri aliO 'will 'be looking forvrar~ , to tbe JDDuil Easte.~ . egg hunU, rain or ~hine. or SAV~NGS anli Nnl,.., IunNy '" • • t 1 y: . d..,dr wlth ......,. .,.., ~ ltonl"!a. turn"'- ceolar norttt.wt.t . ....... . _ . , , HI ... - , 7M4, s Koch of of CoHar~y of Fre- . 1956 tulclc Sliecllil.. : .. · · .. ' ...... · $21695 _Aimlv.,;ary,, ~klll~ · :< · • · · ))lf.·i dN ~- .. : . .. :. : .·nas FOR x' ' 104th Anniversary 2 dr. RIVIera Cpe. Dy~!low <lr~ve .. "~atd \op." ;Really' · ' 1953 PlyiJOUth 2 df, Hard T'ft sharp 'InSide .~n!lout. J)llly equipped. " · ', One of lbe'best 53's anyw~Jere. · . . I ' ~ ··-·-'" '' . · Flfcl. .V8 Ranch Wililon.· '.... ; ~ $11850··..,.· · 1955 fri.'dolllotlc. Orlgin•IIIglit blue finish. New Bl!i¢k trade- .. ~:·;~~,!~;;_!'(oGelj,Hearing;;:~it:~~~~;.-i ~'t:il We do not hove the powerfl.ll hands of the original blacksmith, ·Michael Blaettnor, · 104 years ago, but we can really give sorrie powerful bargains in this celebration. We offer you up to $700.00 off on no trade deals (depending on price 6f carl, and much morE\ than your cor Js worth on a. trade. Come in now for the buy of your life during your celebration! . ' '1 ...,.. .....,,..,...,..thu. ...... OHIO Partly cleudy. WDrWI end humid w I 1 h wkttfy .......,_, VQI.IX NO.5 '• ot rn adM. The pc(Mrbtnty . lr UNITID ...... ........re8 ~ P«fmeff)y Liquor Permit Holder . ER~'FELDS -EL On Hew Buicks ond Pontio.~•· Exte~ded To May - ~ .~· ' .; will mark Today.'a predleti® eaiJed tor highs ol 75 to 84 and lows tonlJht ' LIFE UP TO $700 PontiIC DlX. 8 CY1• : ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' .$1 '295 tlll$4 '7 nttne ijoy For Smoothest Cut-Smartest Lawns in Town Weather . ers and today wll6"' •xdouin*ACTIVATED PILOT WHffLI 'CEL'EBRATION 4dr. Sedan. Worlb mudl more. , - _, \ 1953 Ford Customl'ltlt . .. .. .. .. .. . .. $777 , ·• and Wbeonalii tOday. Severe tbu~ der&torDis 'wm'-alao fo'recut ·fOr ~ - •-~ow• .l· oort!I•I'D Dllnolr ond 'porta of Wit- I.AWN·BOY ..... .................................................... "'' ..................... ~POWERFUL:... ,. q ·•r• rrl'\'1''' '' •' 1952 Chrysler Windsor · .... ·~ ..... · .. $595 ' Tloe loll\ 1 /,1 1 4 dr. Sedan. Good solid car. Original blue llnlslt. . n¥-0 w.:miDq tor puU of Te,:u · At Nri Pep ond Power • l .a t l dcoth ond d~\ioo> - · central ~~n oJ tbe · naUOri. lr;i,;iiiOiiiO=iiiO;;;;;;;;;;,;;;-;;o;;;;;;;;,;.;.:~:;;:~~-'ji~:~;;;;;; 4ramallc drive. Sharp car. Alm - ' FlAT ~ , \ r\' '. f etd .,dr. Sedan. Spotless original two ll>tle grey finish. Hy· • when 1 surprise birthday party waa held by the Cuuplea Club at ;; the home of Mr. •nd Mrs. E'verelt ' Bachner and daughters, Karen and f Connie. .l , A decorated cake was served with th·e refreshJ!lents in l)baervance of the two birthdays, : ' · Those present were Mr. and White, Mr .and Mrs. Babr, Mr. an!l·l'.ikv~ Mra. Paul HaptonstaJI and dlen, Edith and BiUYi Mr. .Mrs. Cllff.ord Haye.s and GQ!I~· Mrs. Jack Bechtel; Mr. and Mfll. .. Ga~ -Hyaell and Sandra, Mr. and t '1 Mn. Frank Cbeesebrew. 1 •· •• J Twoiodo thmts !lnpr<4>' oo to. dot loltbe wake or Yleleiol OF,IDf ·and twt&lerl -1"1 rolntd INOUGH Mrs . Lucille Powell, Mra. Morgie I!ERCER. Mo.-The large&! Jo' ields, Mr.!!. Vitg1nia Rou.$h, Mt··. tree ever found lrr New England Lo uise Kearns .and Mrs. Laura 1once exi sted In thia town It was Holt . · an elm, 32 feet in c:ircumferenee. .,o\o/ddl/1 ' . I '· Glenna Rummel Conducts Meeting . At Whee~ing, W.Va. 1 Wt're llllowlq Jh Yl'"'l . . . tnnd- ~::h b~~t::r!:d ~~nJe':~n ~~= IRS. T ' · l:fS-HERE! ldrs. Wrlliam Rtl'SseU w.aa elec:tPd as president: Mrs. K·v f GrueLisf~d were Sophr.mohs: 'Ann ltenata Ba,xtcr, Pttl'lcia , er, vice president; Mrs. Letrts Spencer, secretary; Mrs. Brook.~ James CaTP;nter, J=t· S~yre, treasurer and Mr.'t. Frtnl\ Fretfoa Dtll, ~IIJda Stewart, pianist. A card Of thank;; Fo mtr, R~;.~e-rt YMs read from Mrs. Ot-to Harter., Lorrame Grover! Jam· ., bach ' for nawers '8nrl canis lelll es , Dunne Jenkins, Ken· her while hospitalized. neth JI~yes,_ Kenneth McCuU~ugb, . At the close of the me«lng ihc Carolyn Muer, RodneY Qutvey, hosteii'!es MJ'.!i Adolph Gnleser Marlene Scholl, She;~ Stral1&'>, -;.fld Mrs. &lie MGSSman serve'· Charles Swullber, Dean~a. Wa tJort. refre!ilu»ents .t o fho.se named \ Jerry Welker and Co!llue Wood- above and MN. Sadie Brown, Mr.. geard. Rosmer Rousb, Miss · Katle Becb~, Juntors · Dorothy Arnold, d'amc, Mrs. Lena Bartels and one ,guest. Baker, Eddie Boney, Tom Browr1 , Mrs. Mason Fisher. Barton Campbell, Glen Cecil, Au· drey Cwmingham, Larry Curti~, Jerry FJetda, :Sill FiBber, Dor renee Hess, Norbel't Neutxling. Helen Roush, Kathryn Roush, Sutl Smltb, Daniel 0 . Struble, Bernoi.ce Thoma, Larry TraCy, ·Doris We~h Capt. Glenna ftumrncn of the and Marilyn White. Seniors : Arthur Arnold, Tid local Salv1tion Army Corps, re· Beegle, Ramora &Ice, Jerl'y eentiy conducted the Salvation Ar. Davis, Barbara Donovan , MaC) my meeting in Wheelin~, W. Va. Eichinget-, Raohel Gen'heJmcr, and also attended the Salvation Army International Staff Band Harold Hager, Carole Hamm, Festival ln Columbus. Ruth Hoi'ak, Maurie·:! Johnsol . Thirty.cight player& in a very Ra,y JohtiSQn, Mrlton Lambert polished brass band are making Danny Morris, June O'Brien, Ear- their hrs-t tour of the US. The lene Rcn.shaw, Ahn.a Reynold t, band is from London, England. Robert Roberts, RIM Scholl, Ju- Their Recordings will b6 heard by dibh Spencer and Lila Tmell. radLo and TV Sunday morn. irrg .from 8 15 to 8:30 over the suvu ELECTION aoARo NBC network. :~~::~-~~;r;or Inthethesongs. play' wcro: IOTTOM OF THI IOTtLI Rowley Jr .. Marcua; Thom- ala0as Kelly, Peter; Carolyn Milhoan, .1 Pr.HfttCN"le Moniter Ronnie Van Cooney, Car9lyn WH· THIS ANIMAL WORLD elave girls Dennis Walburn, A Warner Brothera Feature the merchant; Stephen Bailey, Ed. 1 (In Technleelor) Cartoon - THAT'S MY MOMMY ward Crooks, Mark Kelly, Roman soldiers ; Gene Crooks, Nicodemua; (In CJneml&cope) SATURDAY ONLY . APRIL 20 Thomas Skinner, Joseph of Arlma· George Montgomery Karin Bootb thCla; Jeanette Crooks, the Angel: Vera Covert, Mary Malldalenc: SIMINOLI UPRISING Sharon Jonc1, mother ot Jamea (In Technleolor) and Joaes, Carla Wilson, Salome. -alsoEddie Grueser Ia a memt~er ~ Bud Abbott l Lou Costello the MlneravUle Methodlllt Churcb MilT THI KILLIU The Wolfman--Dracula and The and the Youth Fellowehlp of th•'Church. He b an honor atudent at Monater Middleport Htth Sehool Jnd plana tomody ond tortoon to study arcbitetture after hla graduatloD be~nnlnJ hla atudiea al Ohio Univeral~ tbla next tall. He l8 in tho pert:u alon aection of the MrJ I l· A total Surprise Party H.onors Couple On Birthdays - Mrs. Willis Anthony, Ul· t'tie Minenvdle MetbodJst Churc)lj !ian SteiU, Mrfl, ~ames Clatworthy met Wednesday eveDinl at the Jr., Mrs. Charles Bennett~ and Mra. C'hurob. . Em:erson Jones, members Qf Ev.t.n• Mrs. Clifford Phillips, p1;_esl·l g~lme, Cbapter, QES, were In Radent, pre.~~idcd at the meeUn~o~ ~1ne Tbursd:ay to aftend the me~twlhith opened wi.tb go~ t>in.gin" m~ at the Roberta Circle of DlS. of "America the Beautlful" fol- trJet 2:5, corppOI!ed of Past Matrons lowed with rprayer by Mrs. Stella and Line officers. Gruescr aTtd Scripture· reading of A potluck luneheon was held at Matthew. 10: 1-10 by Mrs. Brad- noon and election of offlcers was ' ford M'aag. " . • part of the al~erncon's proa:ram., Tbe pro~ An A1_rplane Is Mrs. Clatwon.hy, Past Matro6 of land Tour' ~ p~eaented in the .Evangeliae Chapter, was elected tonn or a skit with Mrs. BroO'ks secretary of the· Circle and Mrs. Sayre as -a stewal"dess; Mra. Letta R. J;- Studer, Ath~na, is the new Spencet", a !tiJ.t5C"; Mrs. Stelh preiJdent. .. Grueser, a rur.al worte.r ·and Mrs. · Maag, Mrs. Cr~oo. Group "sin ·: lng of "At The Cross" and a readin.g "A Olrristian Ptitor i n Korea" by Mrs. FtliUips ~d· ed the 1program. Ser,tng on the el.otlon boa••d r-or the elect1on Thursday wore Eddie Grue!ser. senior In Middle· port HighCharles §kbool G~ueser, and son wat~ of ·JU· Mr. and Mrs. thor ar.d director of the Eaater play given 't the special Auembly at the school Thursday afternoon. The title of the pl,py was ''The Dogwood Legend." and the slage S'etting Included dogwood bios· soms which were marie for tlle production. Sptcial music was p1·e. sented by the Girls' Ensemble , dl· rected by Mn. Clarence Lal'CY, who sang "Robo of Calvary", and Thomas Kelly who sang "He" and Vera Covert who 11ang "In the Garden". Lynn Buchanan was ao- Ba d. for'.l~l winter-weal,, run • down 1'~~dli!;,n. COIII.tJ lltUe •• , . • but works Roberta Circle OES Meeting Is Held Thursday ' \ '"' • ., . ... A Cool OccuPation MADISON, WI& UP - Tbe Wit ron&in state Buruu :lf PerMDnel ill ofl'erirrg an iof.et!eatlng $325-1· mont!h summer job - "abade tree inspector." . �. ..•._,. ..... r-- ---- -- • ' . ... r ' - UIDE I .. ... y 10:1 . I .15 JO· I '• II' U: 12 :1~ 12:30 D. o~ YOUR N. EK ' 19 7 · 1. cancer _poti n . 2. Wher family w t emy,11 1 for co aid ' I be gi· r al Co mit~ ts r reli of di o I n .f .• r poti fad. •• -t :-~ I { RA~JSPORTATIO tr""'tm••nt. ~·o.• J of carieer .. .. ' 4. Pay·ment for c C .· ' ., indica ain DIAG IC RVIand ed for canc:e.. e.i rm icald t . ( 5. hing SIC corea f 00... SUPP I f t e • .. . '"- . • .' . ~ . '• >. I}. 4· ' 'S f ' ~ -~. ' •• I. ·•.... 2. heb st or el ••' K ingpr i e ng (Hl . rtormale or fficu '· ..... •h Ill meo n~ ' �. ..•._,. ..... r-- ---- -- • ' . ... r ' - UIDE I .. ... y 10:1 . I .15 JO· I '• II' U: 12 :1~ 12:30 D. o~ YOUR N. EK ' 19 7 · 1. cancer _poti n . 2. Wher family w t emy,11 1 for co aid ' I be gi· r al Co mit~ ts r reli of di o I n .f .• r poti fad. •• -t :-~ I { RA~JSPORTATIO tr""'tm••nt. ~·o.• J of carieer .. .. ' 4. Pay·ment for c C .· ' ., indica ain DIAG IC RVIand ed for canc:e.. e.i rm icald t . ( 5. hing SIC corea f 00... SUPP I f t e • .. . '"- . • .' . ~ . '• >. I}. 4· ' 'S f ' ~ -~. ' •• I. ·•.... 2. heb st or el ••' K ingpr i e ng (Hl . rtormale or fficu '· ..... •h Ill meo n~ ' �• Th~ Dai Sent'nel • - -t ·~,: .t .. - ,- li~ • ~:t11,.r , -- ,_ ' t Clot 9~ D ' . v t,ed r Unit , ·"No m ctSpaceT 2 Units 1 0. Les an T o parcbl Unit ... , • • ! \ 1- Flexible ,.•. 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