Waverly Watchman 1936-06-11

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THE WAVERLY WATCHMAN. THURSDAY. JUNE 4. 1936
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WILL ELIMINATE
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mlttce to work with the SUte]
i Bar Committee In revising the
Ohio Code ol Civil Procedure,    j
START NEW CLUB
E. 2nd St.
P. Dwight Ferguson, Mgr.
Let l't, llrlp \ "ii Save On Your Sundsy Menu
WaVCrlV, Ohio   «| practical probl_m of determining
K,a* much as possible in one suit.
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Salad
Dressing 4t itt 23c
Kidney
Beans    2..V. 19c
Pu>e Cider, gallon
Vinegar
No. 1 Cans
Corn       2 tor
19c
19c
Pork
Veal
Roast   .   .
Chops   .   .
Cutlets   .   .
Pocket Roll
Boiling       Q
Reef y
Tender. Ju cy
21b
I Under the present laws a large
inumtrt-r ot long and expensive
i suits srising out of the same
'subject  matter  are often  necct-
■ sal*}'-
«*) The attempt of Ohio courU .o
j'j: i-onform to procedural Isws a-
Xjdoptcd almost ninety years ago X*
n1 looked upon as thc primary reo-
K'svon tor courts In thc metropolitan
X- areas being as tar as live years
rj'behind In thrlr dockets.
II Courts in smaller counties of
Xjthe slate also find it difficult to
PI ■avoid long delays from the time
IJ.ii suit U tiled until lt is finally
**. determined  because of  a  system
j:of procedure which has outlived
!Utl practicability.
■ ln addition to the present subject of parties and Joinder to bc
i considered by the committi*. other   subjects   already   tuggesied
arc liie summary Judgment procedure used In New York; **'il*h-
• in-* expeditions" and the Kcncral
ij aariilijcc*.    of    pre-trial    dltcovery:
X;notice pleadia^gs;  rul.nf.*. of cvl-
H'dcncc such  as Judicial notice of
"ilaws of other states, or privileged
•^'communications,   special   \*crdicts
fit and other methods of Jury con-
■tml
] It is anticipated that It witl
(IjUke the members of thc bar of
XI Ohio from two to three years lo
jjjj! rebuild thc present Inadequate
Hi system inlo one of efficiency and
Xi practicability for the lawyers nnd
Hi lh? public generally.
j": President George D. Nye of
fjj'the Pike County Bar Aatsociation
Si ha* named attorneys G W. Rit-
"jtenour of Pilreton and Jacob K
:-:       ;-:       v       ;.;      •'•(Davis a.f Waverly as a local cam-
MEMORIAL SPEAKER
ft- 29c
■- llic
SteakR u 23c
«-«." 25c
Cubed, tendrr, savory
SUITS
For Hot Weather
GENUINE IRISH LINEN SUITS
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§10.50
12
.50      S _ £.00
13*50    §1g
TROPICAL WORSTED SUITS
$2Q.OO
Cool and comfortable.      Tailored as perfectly as
thc finest of heavier woolen suits.
STRAW HATS       JtfgSP
$1 t° $4 V
Many new shapes in sizes' from 6 5-8 to 7 \h R|§fe
Dress Shirts
$2
The "Arrow" collar attached, all
white or patterns, sizes 14 to 17 .£.
Other good makes, solid colors, red,
blue, green, black aaand white.
WASH
SLACKS
$1.50 ^ $3.00
That are sanforized which means they will not
shink. Sizes to fit most men. 28 waist to 50
waist   A large assortment to choose from.
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B
ERGMAN
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One' Price Clothier*
B
ROS
CKtUCOIK, OHIO
The Pee Pec Honest Workers
met May 30th at the school
house and organised the vegetable club undcr the leadership
of Mrs. Blanche Pfeifer to be as-
slated  l>y  Miss Naomi Whims.
Misses Marsh and Ada Haynes were present and took charge
of  the  meeting.
I Officers olected were . Kllit
Claytor, president; Margaret
Pfeifer, vice president; George
Pfcltcr. secretary-treasurer; Robert Claytor. recreation leader
and Geneva Pfeifer, reporter.
Seven    other    members    were
! taken   into   thc   new   club.   The
jnext meclng will be held at the
'home of the leader.
Frank G. Adams, II, merchant,
Beaver, and Mabel Ruth Stevenson. 23, teacher. Beaver. Rcv.
Charles Thayer officiating.
Leslie Snyder, 23, truck driver,
Bainbridge. and Helen Kotton. 10.
at home, Bainbridge. Magistrate
O. W. D. Twyman officiating.
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I Announcing Change of Firm f
Name
From Charles F. Smith's Sons to
| Geo. B. Smith & Son |
Hardware Supplies   |
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B. II. B-TMAN
Beaver Council No. 280. J. O.
U. A. M. and Julia T. Roth
Council N. 293, Daughters cf
America ot Beaver held a Joint
memorial service Sunday night
ln thc high school auditorium
at Beaver.
The following program wt-s
presented: *i
Song—America. \
Invocation—Rcv. Willl-jtn Bnr-
toc of thc U.  B. chun*.
Duct—'*T*cWi»K -on the Old
Camp Grounds' —Mimics Louva
Null and  Mary  Nancy Davis.
Address—R, H. Ru'.man, district  deputy, of  Jr.  Order.
Solo—"Trees''—Cameron  Cssto.
Talk—Rev. John Brown of the
M. E. church.
Music—"The Star Spangled
Banner"—Orchestra.
Taps—Howsrd   DavU.
Benediction—Rev.  Brown.
EXCESS DIRT REMOVED
Excess dirt in the top of sewers in this city hnve employed a
number of WPA workers during
thc pan week The dirt wa;
hauled tn the Sc;oto Trail between Short" anl Third streets
win-™ thc roadway is being widened.
MARRIED  AT GREENUP
A marriage license was obtained Tu*«dny at Greenup by Wood-
row W'iliams, 21, and Helen
Rose. Si, both of Idaho.
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ITI.S OJF DEBTS
Case   No.   437*
Thc Stair of aOhio. Pike County.
Probate Court
To tlie surviving spouse, the
next of kin. beneiiciar.es under
thc will and all creditors, of the
following esi.-te nnd the attorney
or attorn;y.« representing any or
the aforementioned persons. Msr-
lin West. I name of decedent);
Benton To\<.n«hlp. Pike Counly,
Ohio,   (residence).
You arc hereby notified that
Schedule of Claims, Debts and
Liabilities against the estate of
the aforementioned. deceased,
late of -ri-ii.-l eounty. filed in this
court. Said Schedule of Claims,
DebU and Liabilities will be fo.-
hcaring before this coart on the
10th day uf June 1.36, at 0:03
o'clock a. m.
Any person Interested may file
exceptions thereto at any pr.or li
five days before the dale set for
hearing.
Given under my h*>nd and seal
of said furt, this i'.n day o.'
June,   1936.
WILL H. ACORD.
Jud£e   and   Ex-Officio   Clerk
of said  court. 6-4-tl
BURIED AT HAY HOLLOW tS
Funeral services fur Carl Faust *5
weie held Wednesday afternoon ts
at two o'clock from the Hayjs
Hollow church and Interment 2
followed In an adjoining cemc-jg
tery. Mr. Faust was a native < s
Pike countlan. He died in I 5
Columbus hospital Sunday morn- * s
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MARRIAGE LICE.NSES
Four marriage licenses werc|s
issued this week In the office it's
Probate Judge Will H. Acord, as [S
follows: '       ! =
Fred T. Hankins, 21, farmer. :s
Latham and Biauford Trlmbb. !s
16, at home, Latham. Rev. Pauljs
Ferguson officiating. !s
Earl Sterling. 30. laboicr. Cyn-is
thiana, and Mildred Campbell. 2_. __
nl li,nn*'. Cynthiana. Magistrate s
G. Vi. D. Twyman officiating
Waverly, Ohio
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Just  received a shipment of Corn Planters, both s
plain and with fertilizer also a large car of Dayton s
Manure  Sludge  Fertilizer.   Docs  not fire  corn  and 5
contains all  thc qualities of barn yard manure for §
$14.50 apcr ton, delivered to your farm in ton lots or 5
Feeds fine in jny drill planter.   This is our 1
fourth season and trade on it is increasing wonder- S
fuUy. |
It adds humis to the soil as well as assists to raise |
big corn crops. §j
We solicit your patronage. E
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js   over.
I
Featuring For
National
Cotton Week
Cottons
of
Character
Priced From
$1.00
$5.95
Laad   O*   C-ttosi
Fourth   Ttma
Atlas'
jj.    Fashion .
o     TO_£*_,si_©t**H. 'Ort©  "S-jjf
June sweeps in on a tidal wave of  MERCHANDISE which reminds
you thnt you've never had a big selection from which to choose...
reach out at DEWEY'S and enjoy the benefits of having quantity of
quality at your finger tips.
THINK OF IT!
GROCERY SPECIALS
Navy Beans. 10 {rounds for 40c
Honey Grove Hot Mix Picklcr   jar..15c
Campbell's Pork and Beans, can 7c
Granulated Sugar.  10 lb bag 59c
Good  Cup CoiTec,  1  lb 19c
Rolled  Oats,  3  Ib  box 20c
American   Rose  Flour.  24***_   lbs 73c
Tomatoes,   large   can 12c
Campbell's Tomato Juice 10c
Mackerel, tall can.... 10c
Eapsom Salts, 5 lb bag 29c
Booth Sardines, large can 10c
1 Box Swansdown Cake Flour and 1
can Calumet Baking Powder FREE
for 29c
1 DAY ONLY SATURDAY, JUNE 6
ON EVERY S5.00 PURCHASE OR
OVER A DISCOUNT OF 5 PER CENT
ON ALL MERCHANDISE EXCEPTING GROCERIES.
KITCHEN WARE and DISHES
Real  value in Kitchen Ware, ivory
and Red Wash B.nsins, each	
-*.... 25c, 30c and 35c
Gray Granite Wash Basins, each....15c
Ivory and Red Dish Pans....48c, 53c, 68c
Ivory and Green Collee Pots 95c
Gray Granite Pots 69c
Luncheon Sets—16 piece, .green, real
value for  „ 69c
Water Sets—Consists of 1 pitcher and
6 glasses, all for only _ 48c
HARDWARE SUPPLIES
aScreen Doors—Fly time requires
new Screen Doors, real value for
quality offered. 2-6x6-6 door for
$150; 2-8x6-8 for $2.15; 2-10x6-10
for J2.25, complete with hinges.
Garden Hoes—Good heavy Hoes,
each at - 59c and 85c
Garden  Plows at   $2.49
Pitcher Pumps, special price....-....$1.89
FLOOR COVERINGS
New selection Floor Coverings arriving, new colors, and patterns,
6 ft wide per running yard $1.00;
9 ft wide at $1.50; Armstrong Genuine Burlap Linoleum 12 ft wide
at per running yard. ~- .$3.90
9x12 Felt Base Riijp, new patterns
for kitchens and rooms $4.95—$5.95
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DRY GOODS DEPARTMfg-fr
Bedspreads—Krinklcd Bed Spreads,
in many different colors, each 815c
Rayon Spreads, large size in Green.
Blue. Gold, and Rose, real value
each  for $1.25
Candlewick Spread—Hand tufled in
many different colors, extra large
size, having quantity of quality
each   for $1.75
Lunch Cloth.—In several different
size checks and blocks and colors,
each for 48c, 75c up to $1.49
Scarfs—Dotted Swiss Dresser and
Vanity Scarfs, very attractive colors and daintily made for only
 25c  and  59c
Blouses—Sheer Organdy Blouses,
neatly trimmed, for summer skirts
each at   97c
Skirts—Summer Wash skirts in plain
white pique, crashes and crepes,
for only 77c and 97c
Coats—Swagger Coats for Summer
time, in white and pastel shades,
just a  few  left  for $3.95
Hosiery—Ladies, and girls' knee
length silk hose, reenforced heel,
per pair  25c
Piece Materials—Plenty sheer material such as Swiss, Organdies. Batistes, Shantungs for your Summer Frocks, yard...15c, 19c, 25c. 30c
WHITE SHOES
Walking on  air is nothing compared
to walking in these new White Shoes.
Men's Women's and Children's Oxfords and straps, per pair at $3.00.
$2.42,   $2.75,   $2.00,   $1.21   and   $1.89.
WALL PAPER
Paper your jaded rooms with new
bright wall paper, plenty patterns
to select from *per double roll	
10c. 12c. 15c, 17c, 19c, 23c, 25c to 39c
Borders 3c per yard-
price paper you buy.
free of charge.
all depends on
Paper trimmed
We specialize in Wheeling Steel Products such as steel roofing-, house
spoutings. woven wire fencings, poultry nettings.
4-point Cattle Barb Wire, spool... $255
4-point Hog Barb Wire, spool- $3.15
DEWEY'S STORE
TIKE COUNTY'S LEADING GENERAL STORE"
JASPER, OHIO
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OHIO STATE LIBRARY
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VOLUME 79
WAVERLY, OHIO. THURSDAY. JUNE 11, 193C
NUMBER 40
BONUS MONEY
DUE ON JUNE 16
Postmaster   Says   Office
Is Prepared For Immediate   Disposal
REQUIRE~S][GNATURE
By Addressee Before the
Checks  and  Bonds
Can Be Turned Over
PoslmasUr A. S. Keechle slated Saturday that preparation*;
have been completed In tho local
office tor the handling ot thc
Soldier's bonus bonda wtiirh will
arrive here It l« anticipated on
Thursday, June 15th and the
checks paying for same, when
cashed, ai they arrive at a later
date.
Postmaster Keechle anticipates
that several hundred certificate
holder* wlll apply through the
Waverly poetofllce and It I* stated by the Veterans' Administration sources that Pike county distribution wlll probably be near
tht $78,000-00 mark as regards
to certificate cash.
11m bonds will be mailed from
the Federal Reserve Bank.
Cleveland. Ohio, by registered
mall on Monday morning, June
15th and It anticipated will arrive In Waverly on No. 38, N.
dt Vf. or the southbound D., T.
8c 1. Uo. 1 at 5 o'clock p. m.
following which distribution will
be made as soon as possible.
Regardless of the fact that the
registered letters may be addressed In care of a person or
institution the delivery will be
made to thc addressee only. Thc
owner must sign the requests for
the payment, as his name appears
on thc face, of thc bond and must
write his address on each bond.
In a space provided.
Th* rural carriers must secure
the signature ot the persons to
whom the bonds are' addressed
before they can be turned over
to them. Mr. Keechle urges that
all of those who are to receive
the bonds, make it a point to see
that this ls cared for at once.
Those wbo wish to convert
.—tte- .bwdrte-Wa ;•**!»- .must ■**
certified either by the postmaster
or a notary public. Those who
are not certified by a postmaster
will be required to send their
bonds by registered mall lo the
Treasurer of the United SUtes.
Washington, D. C. Those who arc
certified by a postmaster wlll receive a receipt and their bonds
wlll be mailed to a central office
which will bc located in Cincinnati and checks will be mailed
back at once. Thc checks can be
cashed at a bank or business
house when received.
Many of thc postmasters arc
requesting thc veterans who are
expecting bonus checks to remain
at home on June 16 and 17, so
that when delivery ls made they
will be present to sign for them
upon their arrival. In doing this
tt wlll lighten the work of the
local office who will make every
effort to dispose of them at once.
The Information as to who Is
to handle this situation was explained to postmasters of several
Southern Ohio counties at a recent meeting in Portsmouth by a
postal inspector.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM
TO  BE  GIVEN  SOON
ExamlnaUons To Be Held For
Several Positions Latter
Part of Thit Month
CAMPAIGN WILL
OPEN JUNE 27
President Will Speak at
Franklin Field; Columbus   to   Rally   Forccs
WILL BE ON THE AIR
ORIENTAL PLAY TO
BE GIVEN TONIGHT
Performance  of  "Abbu   San
of Old Japan" Will bc Re-
ptnt_*d  Toxnorrow  Night
Announcement has Just been
made by W. B. Francis, chairman, and Ralph W, Kmmons,
commissioner. State Civil Service Commissioner, that the next
examination of applicants for
these several positions, as statel
In  the bulletin, will  be held onim_ __     „. _, ,
June 29 and so. and July i and : Mass Meetings Through*
AtSy "SK? iflUS <>«t 0^0 Will Hail Ad-
V^-Z^d^Ter^rhel   drCSS- O0"0"^ t0 Fire
State       Highway       Department
Draftsman  and  Oradc  4  Stalls
The clear votcc ot Franklin D.
The charming two act Japanese comedy, ■*• Abbu San of Old
Japan" wlll be pmented tonight
and tomorrow njiht In the Wa/-
erly  high  school  auditorium.
Tlie play If beiat preccntcd
under thc auspices of the Waverly United Brethren church as an
opening feature Ot the three day
flower show to be stat**d In thU
city starting tonight. From ttu*
brilliant pen ot waller Ben Hare,
it has a cast aiid chorus ot 26
members   who   ippca   in   Jap..-
LOCAL CHURCHES ^luTlfM^^slTEACHERS HIRED
HAVE PROGRAMS -Mgpjis jBYSCHOOLBOARD
1    For Saturday on Campus    [__        _, «.-....
Few Changes Noticed in
Hiring of Teachers by
Presbyterian and Metho>
dist Churches to Observe Children's Day
TO    GIVE
Ohio   State   UrKversity   alumni;
who  have  not   returned   to  the{•■_»«■«■ *.        .
campus   at   commencement   tinu* the    Local    Hoard
In recent yeart will bc jurprisea) 	
— .—_.-._ lat   thc   extent   of   thc   program   . __,_._-_-"_     .,.„ , _   ,_
PAGEANT)Panned for them this week, ac ARGUMENT   SETTLED
_ j rording to Jacob E.  Davis, who  m _
ls   alumni   district   governor   for!
At Presbyterian Church j R&m'^iVghUnd^ Stockdale Board as
With Flag Day Com-  p5u-_S_-i progr-m _t the uni-j Teachers Are Nitmed;
memoration Included     J^^d5^*SBS8R|       Salaries S,ashcd
  I Baccalaureate Is set  for Sunday
Children's   Day   programs   will J^a^^^.^a^^L^
llclan  for  the  Tax   Commission.  Roosevelt,  carrying   through   the     Directed by Hit. I->ura Strawn be presented  In  both  the  Pre.- ! Monday moming. and conrrnenee- j teachers, together u-
Officc    Assistant   and   Grade    t  nation's  air  lanes,  will officially ■ everything Is in teadlness for the j bvterian and Methodist church, s! nu'nl   Monday   afternoon   In   the;*r*«   were  employed
state,jjrrt perform-xMi tonlsht. which'  * .-s-^*.— *.- # .^.~., ►.-
will bc given (Specially for thc
Children. CurWWi time was on-
announced for eteht o'clock sharp.
The play will \s_- repeated tomorrow evening for adults.
The arast of character were announced as followrs:
.Machine Operator and Grade 3!«Pen the national and
!Supervisor for the Department of Democratic campaigns on the
Liquor Control. Veterinarian and "'Kb* ot Saturday. June 37.
Grade 4 (Fruit and Vegetable) While thc President will speak
Inspector for the Department of »» » tremendous mau meeting
Agriculture. Assistant Manager, '" Franklin Field. Philadelphia,
Book Store; Foreman. Uundry. I his voice will bc transmitted by
and Job Pressmen, Ohio State radio Into every city and village
University;   Grade   4   Examiner. I of the land.
Department of Finance; Grade 4
Investigator, Bureau ot Criminal
Identification; Janitor and Jonl-
trees for state departments;
Check Writing Machine Operator,
Department of Auditor of State;
Scores ot mast meetings will
bc held throughout Ohio. Through
a special radio hook-up, arranged by the Democratic National
Commlttaec under the direction of
James A. Farley, chairman,  Mr
Grade   i   Physician,   Department Roosevelt  will   be  Introduced  to
of Health; Investigator, Grade _, 2* W1(»* °hl° *>y Governor
Division of Insurance; and Dep- i Martin L. Davey.
uty    Dog    Warden    In    Summit     *c™t**!'}* *° the present plan.
County the President will bc renomlnat-
Complete Information regard- i'A on Friday. June 28 The next
Ing each of these examinations <"?>* he will travel by plane from
together with the duties assigned 1 Washington to Philadelphia and
and    qualifications    required ' of
the  applicant  and  the "time  and|y,c win. BE ON FIRING LINE
place of holding such  examina- I
ttons, is contained In the official';
bulletin     ot     the     commission.
Blank applications will bo mall- '
cd   tree  iipon   request mtde   to
{the State Civil Service Commission. Columbus, Ohio.
GUN VICTIM RITES
TO BE HELD TODAY
Piketon Legionaires To Hold j
Services For Departed Com-   •
r.ul.■;   Wife  la   Meld
Old "Honest Vie" Donahey,
one of Ohio Demofrac*,'» aee
eampalenert, wlll deliver a
aeries of no leaa than twelve
speeches during the fall
acampalgn.
"HI Uke to the stump In
alahe falL" afienator Donahey
said In Washington Ust
week. "My speeches wtll be
for President Roosevelt. Governor Davey and erery
Democrat on  th.   ticket.**
Wavrrly grade and high school
1th bus drtv-
for   193U-37
~j  _™ ,. -. —- j.tadium i*erm of school by thc members
here Sunday   June    4th. it ea^ the „-_, dw»lopmeill, of the  Waverly Rural  Board of
announced thii. moratn«. |of   commencement   season    It   ;, Education at a  meeting held oo
„.At J**8    Pre»by,cfian_ chu"* i pointed oul by Mr. Davis. Is the Thursday  nlalit.
Flag D_y will be commemorated  S™J™ 0Ulco,,;„ ■■:    ,„„„£_!   The Stockdale board of cduc_-
at   the   S^J'.^ool   *Z,x£\™A-   ^K"   ^   Sato, day tion met Friday evening also and
9:45   a.   m..   and   the   following I ,    **   „       \h    ,. M  --.dj-'.employed their teachert and bus
program   will   be   presented   .11 ™-£._ V„r lecturesVoSr |drl°*«   and   "nnounced   that   in
i°_*° ** m" orrhestr. !'»vorite  professors of "the  good (order to balance their budget   ill
tt5to ;■- "j   M_.ir.yoW days"    A faculty of twenty MlariM^ of ln»tn-ctor» en«l.«lrlv-
Invocation^-.. j_~*^J£3, hai been recruited to help bring ers. alike, would be subject to a
?T«_,v?%_;;i_.5        ' >*■*-•   **■*""--   uP-to-data   In  "Thl.   ten  per  cent  cut.
Kesponstve  Reading. Changing World"-theme for the     Teachert  employed,  subject  to
bxcrclse.    'Make    Your    Own      co**t.f*t tntioai 'assignments   in   the   local   school
_^DM-oreandf.hii_«n      °**° »J^±^j. ™_ tyt^ W'^ "-M-**'
"SEift '^^^^^t^t^tS^eJS^
K_£l_^--Z^<§r?SS S3k about Uie plan, according
....Dean Bembower;10 Mr* DavU-
Waverly Grade Sebo-l
Ruth  Penn,  Avanellc-  Keechle,,
lCathcrine   Ann   Breinlg,   Helen
Armbruster, Florlne Hughes, An-
that evening will deliver his ac-
cepUncc speech to a crowd tahat
The abody of Herbert Dixon. 41,1**^ »k«ly number moro than
of the Denver community w ill be j l-XJ-O00 cheering Democrats.
1 brought to Piketon thu morning! T*1'* •e«'UT*f* .,J*S?\»J!i^
ami will -TM i-mr»Tt»fe-lpnr». j»ound Xh*-*mym*i*~*l-lh* D-_«-~
ton home of thc American i_e- craOc campaign for 1938
jgion. of which he was a member. Il -*• expected that there wil
JHe will be burled In Mound bc,.l,T-orf ,!?an a dozen regional
cemetery following a short service.;"'"" ,*n k*r cltl" throughout
Dixon was shot to death Mon-!0!l!o* In add tion there will be
day morning in kitchen of his l/1"1*?, P"rt,M ln hundreds of the
home near Denver, and his wtf*. smaller towns.
Madam   Masago,   manager   of
the   play.......„_...L.-iuru   Strawn
Ono, man ot all wotk Esrl Blaum
Abbu Snn, daughter of hit majesty Mrs. Donna I>ewit
Duchess Fu.l-n_...JCathi**?n Glenn
Lady Vuglrl. b*t daughter	
    Byrdle   Bauer
Maldt of Honor— _n n
O Matsuka SartJMtrguritc Moore R^utton *-*«"  •xm»wn.    „      „ ■ , „ „ ,.
O Klku San-Mary Chloe Hamilton ;R£iutl.on Anncll_ Armbruster '    Enrollment Is free   and prepa- £.•**»""     Haynee     Katherme
Chano. wife Of bandit chief....      Announcements rations are being made for a stu-; K"hn,    Dorothy    Andre,    Oscar
    Helen  Doll Offertory         Mrs   C   J   Prestler  d*"*1 **y of "«.   College dayt I Ra.d.ger.   H.kn    Brown.    Merle
Natau-no, hoeteas ol the inn..-..      &^ bT'c-ngre«tloA *'*** ** reenacted further for thej Scott and Earl Corn.
., •••••—. Myrtie  Bowman HeclUtlon.Vlrglnla  Uc Robinson j ,.clu"»'n«    aHminl.    through    the      -*",?* J.^M_r.-£.\i.,, II
Okuku. sister of the Ox, porter    'Exercise—Betty Workman Lou-      "extra-curricular"     program     of      Forest Roberts. Margaret Buell,
of   inn.....     .....Flo.sie   Watts iE^C_^re .'nd Ruth Armr^.ter  «hle.lc..    teas     and    dram.Ucs. Uuu«   H2^'r Jf nStahVa SS*
Three Little Peasant Maids—       r,citation Jean Dill and ,hc opportunity to live once Richard   McFerren.   Sarah   Hutt,
Oml .Betty   Jean   Ray S^J         Mary" Lou   Henkle! »«»'n     '"     w»*>*«     dormitories. John      McConnaughey,     Charles
Sada Mary Whaley l ££« "bv" Sundav  School 'Sessions  of  the  college  will  be Shrader.   Hobart   Helman.   Elmer
Yasa    -Oara   IJclle  Kajr i p22J__It h*,d Thursday  and Friday, con-  Melick,    Richard    Teichert    and
MUs   HenrletU   Dish.   Amcrl-    IS  ol  Summer .'eluding   Saturday  moming. IGcorge Swing. John R. Teichert.
can   newt   writer      |WW^ Catherine  Moore      Saturday   will   be  the   day   ofj superintendent.  It  serving  under
 r   Nf!**'   WlDJaauon ChS£__*_ Day-. Pauline Oyer:*u« and Irellc for; lha returning ,contract r_n«i_.e_i
Aunt   Paradtoe,  black   mammy    *Solri.   of   Mi„i0n, alumni,   the   day*t   program   In- Brss Drivers Employed
from Old Vlrglnny     rp,m  M   „^_Norm_ Kmbt^tat]*^***   •   «°»   ™wt*   clasa   re-      The following but drivers em-
 -"  Ora  Lochbaum !Conicience 'France.   Hungerford; un*°M' a »fack "•«•»* "«niet sup-[ployed In the different tow-rvihips
Chorut,   Mutldans.   Porters—       j Troth V^gtnla   Armbruster  P" un**r "»« stadium, and the i were: Jackson township and Om-
Hugh Wllllam«on.  Babe Mc-:^, jirly Mwr!1111--*1"""1   dan«- Another  event j«*»   ««»«**   M»ry   IUpp.   Wilbur
Da-lcU. Evexett  Strawn, Al- | j0V    Si   oE l0'   that  ***   U   **•   •****•   cllnic lit™",   ""i  K'_fl   W,c5f,!LuPW
ma   Brown,   Arthur   White.!Sim™,: "         "^ 7 : and luncheon, which several at- Pee   township.  Foreet   Markh.m.
rtoyd^bTtsda William-f^Uri,"rf"umm**'CUt»\*™2*   ^m   ^'   «»">«y   will "^    *%»<^   «°>   D''0"'
son. Ida^reOT. Ruth Chris-      ft0>cf Girls  of  Primary  C_i.s;al,cnd-       tK        ruUdw    and    Ervln
man.    Erma    Jean    Yeager.! rjai.ies     Boys ot  Primary Class l   \    m*l    , a   i    ,.
mS&-&XtUw- S^Si-^Si"- ?'■ ^-;FIREWORKS 'TABW'M.^^y^V^^r
l^l^^^is*  yQum, H^f___*.*j^\SAY THE CITY DADS>»-^| «**££?«<** °<
Costumes and deeot-tlons     Jterest of Christian educatioo will]   '    i»^ ^b^KLi   ...
Miss Florence Wolfe, Columbus U ^nta ,t w.verly Method-  Pethi-ns  r^,^  by  Coun-!tcm   __? foKnt J$ff X
PAGE MB   RIPLEY £_a*T_r*e£_£   A^iea.i^e Sro-!  cU and Fln Chief A-fainst   : employed.   R_»coe   Burges,   wat
raue mtt. nil i*t.x at 10.30 oclock.   A pleatmg pro- \        s^   >nJ   Uge   H»^ ;chosen as Janitor with td Dan-
——— ! gram  has  been   worked  out   bv
Mrs. George Young had an In-(the   Primary   department   under
teretUng     experience     Tuesday. I 'he   supervision   of   Mrs.   Mabel
lels as assistant
Leslie Stakcr was employed as
•_!__ _^_-b«   _.._ __. »uc,   -   1    Th*1  w,e  ot ftreworks  in  this', hiiTdtTvtr tor one year'
Mrs   Flossie  Dixon   23   ls being!    Governor Davey has been made  May 26, when she and her hus-! Scott and practice work by .Mlsslcity will be prohibited this yc.ir One   School  Cleeed'
i held in Uie Ross county jail for'honorary   chairman   of   arrange-' band made a trip to Circleville. ] Helen Brown. according   to   the   banning   edict j    ThC Kallcn Timber Khool wat
'the shootina imenU,  Francis Poulson is chair-iThat   day   happened   to   be   her      The program  Is as follows;      Iglven   last   week   by  Council  oni-rd-red   closed    because   of   lack
i    SherltT Vincent said Mrs. Dlx-I™"--   and   W11I'tr_ ^""l"'   °''' ^tXh,Atl   **» „ 5lrelcv"ic  , * .T    "y..,n . .'•'*" ^^ °'^1 '^{ImVt.^ "^.'T __,tt^ l^xSl'il  lot Uu? rc<<u*rc<*' numbcr °* »*>v'*%
on told him a shotgun she was S^X; '«  managing d>reetor.       ,; spent   her   birthday   with   J.   B. ;Beau tful. ed by Fire Chief A. Jack Wh. c |an<,„ding  to  run  the  mititution
;„._aninl,   „.-,   ,ii,rhairia!rrf   nee!       Final plans for thc acceptonce , Majorsbom and W. M. Reed.    It aScnpture, 8th  Psalm     land other local citlicnt. reques'.-
H<*nvi iv  thr.clarmr ;triklntf ni,  ]ip«ch    celebration    were    com-[also happened to be their birth- i     Wllma  Ann Smith, ing  that  the  ordinance  prohibit'
"       L. trf. .irtV   Th!. woman plated  in  Wathlngton  last  weekdays.   The   two   have   been   to-* Vocal Solo.Mary Joesphinc Jones - ing the sale of and use of fire
:denied, the iherlfl^ said. t;»rshe!'n   a   "rlcs of  conferences  hcldlgcther for the past twenty yea,*s -Good    "
1 fired  the  weapon.
i    Sheriff   Vincent
told   that   Dixon.   -  , ___.., ._____.   , ______     _. ,_. -     Dupt     (    Fif.    -htof    Whjl<,    ^    t|w
These studenU will be transported to Stockdale by bus.
Another rule was madt* by the
j Stockdale board of education slat
ling   that  all  teachers   must   live
Martha  and  LoU   Andre  Wajchman  thu morning that ho •tcaV^rs'w^'wmSr^ir'ot'-
un-"*n*'Jborn,  Petrea  Emory,  Edna  Hal-
WAVERLY   TO    HAVE
DANCING     SCHOOL
A branch of the Jimmy Rawlins School of Dancing will b.*
opened In Waverly the latter part
ot this month, it was announced
thtt morning In a dispatch trom
Columbus.
According to Mr. Rawlins, this
school wlll be operated under the
aame modern principals as all
oUier branches and will feature
Up and ballroom instruction under the personal direction of Mr.
Johnny Murphy.
Mr. Murphy, who has been a
popular teacher ln Columbus for
quite tome time, la active head
of the field ot activities ln the
Rawlins organization and U noted throughout the country In
dancing circles as a past master
in hU line. All Inquiries concerning rates, time, etc, should
be directed to the main office in
Columbus.
Classes are scheduled to begin ln thU city June 27, ~Mr.
Rawlins   stated.
In  Washington  last  week i days.   The
scries of  conferences  held j nether for the patt twenty yea ,•$ "Good   Cheer"     'workt  In the city  limits bc en-
■ by    Governor    Davey    and    Mr. Ion the annual oecatlon and Mrs Blanche   Ann   Martin forced.
etld   ht*   u..,, i Poulson with  national offlciaU.     J Young has been a third member 1 piano   Solo ...Aadallne   Douglas j    Council decided to strictly en-! w^l«,"v,hX'*dII^r^rt'"<n^",^* v«ar
World   WarL Th* governor and tUU ^chalr-! 0f the a^rty for tlve past, twelve ; »My   Wish" Donna   Voelker ■ force thejaw thi* year. ; before being hired.
The    following    grade    school
- **••     **••**    s,.-...„i»     a-.aa.sa.    ll-;    i„,,i.„.
had   received   numerous
cook a squirrel for her husband's i "«"*.   uno,-r.  ™*cr--wy   -1    u.c ,»  iooo ana tm.  soung in  io-o*    burs'
breakfast j Interior. j    Other  interesting facts  rtvsal-  piano
Dixon's   two   clvldrcn   bv   an;    Complete     harmony     between ;cd, show  that  the last  two  (is- "Songs' am*-,   o.u~w>, *,,-,*  mn  tucn   i**-.--m  snouui   di* ■Thorson
Icarllcr marriage. J. Idred. 7. and inational   and[state   headquarters  u-_,1 in the year of Majorsborn'i  Pjano Solo Donna,  Voelker signed, otherwise  they  would  be      A, st^kdale high  tchwil  MUs
I David. 3   were oruhan-d  bv  the w»u guaranteed as  the result of  birth give the age of Mrs. "loung "Let Your Money Work  -^      dUrcgardcd. iWilma   Bro^av-n    Mist   Mareu.-rit<*
!shooti,,,5,  TrSTr fa*... >'  ad b£. jthese   conference,.      Mr    Farley .«; whi e the last two *\_me, ot Dorothy   R iv ,    Because of diflto.ll, in obtain- ^X^teT^d' Ralph   wfirSu*
married four times Idcclared  that  the   national  cam-|Rced» sive his own age, 68; and.    Children's    Day    Offering    for  Ing  an oil dUtrlbutor and  other wrre       n-cmul.j.*d        Branson
Mrs.   Dixon   is   being   held   !n|Pal«n  ^'"  °Pc"tc  "-?„ h""^ i **?c   **»*   X'*°   °.f   M"- -i'0U?J.^Ch,rls!i;.. .P1"^)'0^ ...   ,*,.!?S_3,M3!'> I"?""".•. "* 1nci\ d?*  Bennett another teacher was net
the  Ross  countv   iail   oendina   £ 't**r cc**t through nnd in connec-, 8iVe   Majorsbornt  age,   S8.   Tha      InasUllatlon  of  Officer*  of  thc.cided not to have the ttreet re-  ,n   at,1.1iC.in.   ,.   hn   exnectat   to
f!lll    invesSn' of   h^*   hus- tto. with sta.e^eadquartert.   No: n,m 0f all three age. divided by . Epworth  League. Isurftctog  done  under  WPA  but  S^*^  law ^tZTZiZ
GUN WOUNDS FATAL »7J^V° bS^ZoVX*?^ ^ «--■-
The Governor and sUU ..
******   *-•-**   '_"'_'."•   **.. "77*L"   "I' 'man Ulked with President Roosc- 1 yeart.   There U exactly 20 years Piano
vTteran, and hts wife had quar- *» « rar[       Scna.orj Dona-; difference in their datet. Majors-;    	
rcled over the bonus he was  to j       • Bulkley.   and   Charles 1 born   being   born   In   IMS.  Reed,Play-"Sivcr Bells and Cockle- ^..^ }i ____.
receive, and over her refusal to ,    J      v d      sc^^y   0f   the 1 tt 1868 and Mrs. Young in 1888- •    burs" ll  Girl*  and 3  Bo>s ed  letters also apcrUlnlng to theism--,   Cccj,   Wheeler.    Bertie
cook a touirrel for her husband s!    *-•"* . * s )U) Angclme   Miller j law and enforcement, and stated ;crabtrc«-    L.   B.  Smith   and  BoU
  ...Nell   Stubbs; that   all   such   letters   should   t>;> 'Thwwn'
band's death
Dixon   wat
Piketon   pott
Legion.
Itpcakc-s will be tent Into Ohi. 1 three alto give Majortborn'a. ai.*e
a membeT of the 1 without the approval of Colum-! Mr. Majortbom U well knowr.
of   the   American j
"WESTWARD HO"
'South   Market,   Fifth,  Lock
some others.
No  action   wat   Uken
an J :
bus. {In   Pike   county   having   been
"We adopted the one-for-all visitor in thU city many time**
and all-for-one spirit," Mr. Poul- > His first .memory of Waverty wai
son declared on hU return from} a horseback ride and trip from
Wathlngton.   "We    are    to    pool | Circleville   to   thU   city   to   buy
  jour resources and conduct a Jtig- 1 cattle ln   1863. _   ,„   .
County   Superintendent   J.   E.,oioui joint campaign.   ThU will!    The   three   are   not   relative*. \$?   ".«- nc-*d .-Vr??,."!"?   "'   *"". Company.
"Aay of Pikc county and County .mean a twccping victory for the land were ttrangers lo each othw ■'*-•'•*'  Hosp:Ul. Chillicothe, to in-j 	
Superintendent   Harry   Rc*-.*« .0' DemocraU   of   Ohio   In   Novem-1 for many years. .urii-j received Sunday afternoon; _ ItVTAVSTl    t int no
Rots county. Forest Robert,, vn-I |ber."  iwhen   hc   was   accidenUlly   ihoti'*"1'    U.^IAAUI    LIULUK
Supt. John R. Teichert will leiVe j    Mr,  Poulson  U handling hotel ■    ROBBERS .LOOT STORE
The controversy of the board
over    employing    local    teachers
was   solved   by   agreement   thai
Dewey S. Zimmerman. 10-year ,°*"i!\ "'IT"!:  _,-.   ,-w_   „   thM\toe»t   home   teachers   to   far   at
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey l_i\° ,/"?*°n   was   Uken   on   the -oj^bie  W1u  abe  hired  first  and
Zimmeman. of Piketon. succumb ;|irV^*h,<_...!:. i>Id'?,aK"r! _?,__!.r.^ .»S2r teacl^r. later.
in
"^ iby' The "Southern" Oh.i.* Eectric j
WILD  RIDE—IN  JAIL
in   the   left   leg   below   the   hip
  bv William Poe, of East Spring-;,        , .„_.    -
Prowlers   cr-cred   the   general '>ld township, near Chillicothe.   ; ley. of Miffim ttwnsh-p. were ar*
Prowlers   en.cred   the   general;    Thc   accjd^_,   oeaiTTei   when ;re»ted_ &turday    by    ConsUble
Sunday   for   Portland.    Oregtm, | reservations  for all delegates to
where  they  will attend  tlie Na- ; the    national    convention    from
tiorul     Educational     Association Ohio.    It U expected that*'* ipe-\ttore of Mrs- Ed Baker at Cyn
convention In that city. j clal train will carry the**  *>»e-| thUna, Monday night and esc.p*
The   four   will   drive   through'gates  to  Philadelphia.
Yellowstone National Park, thrui    -We are having a tremimdous! .mount of change from the cash , *"«0M' ">*"£•   «Jf^nJ*',rl|cn„1K«
the  tUtes  ot  Washington.  Call- demand  for  tickeU  to  the  con- regUter. I was   carrying   altmg ^th   other
  Vincent    Perkins,    of    Mifflin
Jamet Young and Vode Knit-' ^Tw^J^'AI^!!.^ £^".2
ifornia and Uter vUlt Dallas ar.d ventlon."
the Texas
jpect
motor trip for the next month,  j tends them.** disturbed
  It  it  expected  that   the  »Ute j   sheriff R- E. Mercer and Dep-
GA>IE   VIOLATOR   FINED' chairman  will  be  named  aecre-!uly   sheriff   Bud   Hamilton   are
tary of the Ohio delegation.   All; investigating   the   r-bbery.      No
el„Wit.    t^^^L'ZS !« o*» a iSd.   A Z £& P^ i "»»««*<-* U«™-        .      a   ^
„,-,-,,bts nt -h.no- tmee, «k. r*r»«h    « 1*be   j-,-   w(re   8rTanned   be-   „ _    „,    _    _. -.
)fore  MaagUtrate Peru Hutt, both  )™e £;fc*:; 7;.2^?rBI,**t.,l?0!l
R. E. Mercer and Deputy Sheriff
Hamilton Saturday, on two
state a charge!, being drunk and disorderly
tntoxJ_a*t~d.
When arraigned before MagU-
„   .n^m^  „   ...-.   .*-••-   ct-tuxer '      v ar* ' was dlseharsed   Injur-  IOTC   ■*»agB»lrale Jr**cru  tt
Mr Poulton sald^ "W-Ji^Mrs. Baker,  is pewtmiatreM^at ,*£|K^,ym"   Mr. Poe tore^^ off i entering pleas of guilty.
day.  Perkins enter«d  a  plea  ot
*ew CmttemSi   The^ ex- [ wiu'^TlocTu 'this* "ttckeu   Jwrt! cynlhta*Sr**birt*" t{^*^r'Sn« ! JJV« .^3?2_^i1B*[S; ^tk?"!*^ = ™Tte^*J^"fl_ii«r«_-'__-_l cotu*""^  •» both  **"«'■■   «• **«
to  bc  away on  their  long a, aoon as the national committee ; o^-..^   m   the  ,tor«rw..   nol; ['« "J*} "d ^.."ken^to   U_e i «•«*    Kn.siey patl the fine Tnd !»_•«« *1(W and carta on Ow drunk
TEACHER  IS  HONORED
MUs Ftnetta Jones, of thU city,
and a teacher in the flrst grade
primary classes in the Wakefield
echooU has received an announce
ment that she hat been granted
an eight year professional certificate under the new certification
law for teachert. MUs Jones has
the dUtinctkm of being tha firtt
teacher in Pike county to obUln
oae of tbaa*.
POSTPONE SERVICES
SEEK RUNAWAY GIRL
Game Protector Herman Davis!members, of course, are pledged  s'rres*s"ha\c been mad-
made   his   ftrtt   arrest   In   thUjto the re-nomination of President) '
county under the new bass Umi- '.Roosevelt on the flrst ballot
Ution law the Utter part ot Ute i
week   when   he   caught   Herbert {
Smitli. ot PorUmoulh, fishing fori
small mouth bass out of season.     rvwsi-c.is,., '■■■■—■*■■•■'■ .„ ,K_ --. ,_,«__._,.    ...„—«..     _____.-.., -        _.,_-_.
Smith entered a plea of *__leL*«*^*MWy" %_____1h-_5   been   asked   to   apprehend; »re Uw *wx\y «_*vlvor».
!to the charge when arraigned be- ^1'HgS____S ?__.^i__f lotiJeanetto Taylor. 17. 5 feet 6 .nch-
fore  atulatntiit  W.  D.  Twy- :%™   '^'fi' h.™ U-Tpost-l«*   **•*•   l*»   P0™**'   **«   halr*j    TIME OET LICENSES
liTun Md was fined $25 and cost:rrr?fy' _„,'-4,..™ *>5? aZTtn 'w**tin* ov-erhauU and a Jumper 1     **      ■*■ "vs^aw
ifor the first offerue. . ;gS_S_LUBtil * U W ^^ dUe      ! blouse,  but   without  shoes.   The 	
Ha paid the fine and cosu and
was released.
leg
1 hospiUl.
!    Blood poisoning set In. in tplte _,-,-
,of  surgical   tkllL   The  boy   wat ">'    ™™?
i.ttende-  by Dr. L.  T. Franklin.,w ednetday.
Funeral services will be beld
i Friday  afternoon at two o'clock
lal the Hay Hollow church with
, 1 Rev  A.  O.  Goff  officiating.   In- __. m      _. _
^^^ .  ...™.«t   will   mtt   nxmA.   In   th*  ler of Mr. and Mrt. Sam Tbomp
Through  an  Ohio  sUte  patrol; »""•">   *^»   "J"   ma4-,«   »   »•.   .        	
broadcast    Kentucky    -UdWglM-l 1^'*, ggffg
cosost  and wat released.   Young . chf'1',. ,_-■____, -_ «s_ .—.
failed to pay and wat lodged in '    ," h>» arrai«nm-nt on Uw sec-
JaiL   Yauntt    oaid  ond   charge,   it  wat   stoted   that
jail.    xwn*    p'w( Perkins   U  said   to   have  struck
 ja   horse   belonging   to   Woodrow
Howard  and one  ot  the horse's
: legs  was broken In thc mishap.
Mist Hattle. Thomp-sn. daugh- j -  ««»*•***- Twyman   withheld
GETS MERIT AWARD
PLAY PRaESENTRD
"Never to Old" a pUy written
by Mra. Margaret McClure Sntt,
of Cincinnati, was presented by
the Actors' Guild, under the direction of Owen PhlUipt at tb*
annual luncheon ot the Cincinnati Womens' Prett club Saturday. Mrs. Stttt wat a forrter
•resident of this dty.
i sickness.
Word   from
I say* the memorial
_--jj*, i ___5r_Es_r "s±"'i lmSS_rS_S
i? ^j£L\4P£i™UT*   She was Ust seen itLthe,wt*L*\_^I_!ft.^--I---?t2^
Imposition of the Ane on condl*
HU   Mr-toil»«. « Spargumllie, ».nd * stu-l"0*1 £*   *«**>» __*   «»»»■>
HU   parenU Rio  GrLnde   College  at  ^^„l<tam!** , *T   to    *•
Rio  Grande,  Ohio,  baa  received ■hom*   "•_/',**' .*° d,iv* « «"
la meril awar) as a token of out-"** revoked tor ux mfthj-   Ha
.standing  _cc_mpliriiment  and  a-  w»* J^^i * ^ _J^fl*
Icble-sement In tchoUrthlp in thei0' W0*01 ot ttw fliw and cosU.
Thro*  marriage   lie-twee  were: Department of Education.     The
 -   -   -   -  -    'award   wa*   ilgned   by   W.   A.
' Lews*, president and Edna Aran-
WILL VISIT FAR EAST
.vt-Avr niF*. AT RtRTII    in pUc* vxA m*T 1**.^!.,w*<lby railroad  yardt  at Rumll, K*n-!    Lonai* N*««"* ?l. Urrawr. wa-;
INrAriT D1_2-^A- _»_lv__i   j„sj wbo cjre to te* It there.        it,.ii_ ««' t-Z.  x.*
Funaeral services tor an infant i
son of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm j
Smith, of Marion townahip. twari
Beaver, were held at tbe bom* :
Saturday with Rev. J. P. Brown j
ot Beaver, in charge
itucky on June  1st
LEAVES LOCAL BANK
verly. and Viola  Moatbarger.  lg,*
[at   home.   PUwton.     Maguuate    CARD PASTY AT CAMP
I Charles Shrader, music ln-
;struc-tor In the local high tchool
will leave Monday, June 1) tor
Seattle,   Wath»ngV>n,      According
FALLS  THROUGH  FLOOR -^ *?\  -„,_   M   ,mam,T\   Mr«*. 5"1   >*«rJ   ««a-rtaliwd;to Mr. Shra_«r"h« wiU **il Ju^
  LZ2?  tsr*i.**m\ J™0^*; teveral of her friend* wtth a card *  for  China  and  th*  Far  Xa-t
Forett E.  Robert* roaigned as     Ralph Brown, fiv^year-old eoni-T**^*     w ^fSf"*8..?    r' *\}'fsny at her camp Thursday a_-;on the -team-hip. President Mc-
member of Uw Waverly Bute of Mr. and Mra. Rotoo* _*_w_.i**   B0H***   waverly.   Her.   J.   V.jte-oooo-   Ttita*    arete    award**-Kimler, ae a esewthet ol th* Hr.
  latarment iBank  -US  whicb  wa*  *ffectlv* of  Stockdale.  teeetaed  a  aevere <»»»•- MUs   Dorothy   Andre   for   big-..ami  University  ofdxettrs,     Tb*
wa* made in Beaver Union cenw- ! June 1. he announced thU morn- gash and bruUad teek. Saturday; loyal T. Stan, », Ub-r-er.; tcore aad Mn. Katblam Hamll-: group will vUlt Yok-rbom*. To-
tery under Uw direction of thaiiaf. Mr. Roberto wa* recently when ha fell through th* floor Bainbrtd*-, and Iva Lou Buck.;ton tor low. At ta* csoc-tti-a! kW, Kobe, f*jim**e*i-.i and He-
Omar DavU _o_-p*_n». Tba ia*-t-_paf_n u « teacher for Ow oom-iat ttw home of an unci-. Clifford », bamm*aspsr, Peebles. Magi*- of th* afternoon card gam-*, _•- o_Ua- Ttwj- will arrive back la
fant died at birth. ms year at Waverly big- scbool. Brown, lbs bout, ta being rated, trata.  .,. __   boou* rrtreatawnt* wex* aerrad. tbe SUtes o_ Augutt llth.