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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL McGregor, president of Anlloch Col dents and faculty, and elastic en­ lege, whoso first president Mann be­ trance requirements with emphasis DEDICATED LAST THURSDAY; LEGION FAIR OPENS TONIGHT came In 1853. on potential rather than academic Dr. McGregor told the college's record. One ban which stjll exists centennial freshman class Tuesday from Mann’s day Is that against BUILDING JAMMED TO CAPACITY “COUNTRY FAIR” IS THE THEME OF that Mann’g views as to whnt a col­ prizes or medals, which he said stir Approxlmntly 1.000 people Jammed DR. McGREGOR WILL LEAVE ANTIOCH lege should and should not bo arc up "unholy fires of cumulation," the auditorium and halls of the new THREE DAY ROUND OF EVENTS "as challenging In our time ns they Dr, McGregor described ns "prac­ Miami Township Elementary School Dinner Given NEXT JULY - REPORT IS CONFIRMED were In his.’1 He added that Antlochs last Thursday night for simple but The fourth annual Yellow Springs crust pics, best angel food and dev­ tical applications of Mann’s princi­ As we go to press * confirmation Impressive dedication ceremonies. Legion Fair opens till* evening for il's food cake, best white cake and program, generally regarded as "pio­ ples" these developments at Antioch For Elmer Jacobs has been received stating that neering" and "trallblazlng”, is mer­ Open house was held all evening, a three-day stand on the site of the best loaf of bread), Mrs. Lester Par- during Its first century: A surprise birthday dinner was Officers, Plans Told Dr. McGregor has resigned, effec­ ely an attempt to live, up to MaMhns permitting public Inspection or the old Dayton St. elementary school. ton, Judge. "The course of study, whereby An­ given recently |n honor of Elmer tive July 1, 1954. He will return to standards. classrooms and facilities of the Sponsored by Thomas E, Bailey Painting and drawing (best oil tioch tries to give its students a Jacobs, whose blrthdny Was observed the School of Industrial Manage­ new structure, beautifully located By Garden Club Post No. 657, American Legion, the and best watcrcolor, best black and Dr. McGregor described a» parti­ solid intellectual foundation by re­ Sept, 4. The affair took place in his ment at M IT to resame his teach­ on historic Mills Lawn. Mrs. Howard Miller was re-elec­ Fair will feature a wide variety of white drawing and best cartoon), cularly appropriate MUnn’s defini­ quiring a broad cultural program Fairfield pike residence. ing career. - ted president of the Friendly Gard­ Robert Whitmore, judge. tion of what a college should not In the liberal arts and sciences, plus School Supervising Principal John exhibits and attractions. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs, Roy Dr. McGregor said he hag “chosen proficiency in a field of concentra­ Hnlchln arranged and directed the eners Club, when the group con­ Amateur photography (All prints be: Ivins of Lebanon, Mr. nnd Mrs* most satisfying to me, Antioch Legionnaires sPent the Labor Day tion; the cooperative study plus program, with Harold j . Bowers of vened Sept. 2 in her home, Dayton must be mounted for hanging. Best "It should not be an Egyptian Lloyd Jacobs and family of Wright* to return to the career which Is weekend on preparations. The, scho­ work program, under which students the state Department of Education pike. black and white, best tinted photo­ pyramid for the preservation of view, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jacobs, Mri. will remain dose to my .heart.” ol building will be used fo r some of spend iialf of their college career as the principal speaker. graph, and best color photograph, old mummies, literary pr psycholog­ and Mrs. Homer Jacobs, Mr. and Ncwly-elcctcd vice president is or Antioch college, Tuesdday was the exhibits and others will be on jobg |n various parts of the coun­ Bowers congratulated the people Mrs, Charles Mclllnger, and the not tinted), Mrs, Klanor Bahnsen, ical. Whatever has vitality in it, Mrs. Charles Jacobs, Ml*, anad Mr q f reported as telling theh student housed in large tents erected on the try, thus gaining valuable experience of Miami Township School District Judge. . whatever has truth in It, let us re­ Wilbur Jacobs and fnmily, and Mr St new Sunshine secretary is Mrs. Ro- body heh is resigning his position grand* for their planned careers as well as for erecting a structure that meets ligiously preserve , , , but as for Ruth Jacobs, all of Dayton, Howard scoe Miller, Re-elected to the of­ to return to Magsachusscttss Insti­ Twenty local business firms have Household arts (handmade rugs, important measures of judgement, all the basic tests and for staffing the mummies of the pryamlds, let Bjrch of Newcastle, Ind., and Rob' fices of secretary and treasurer tute of Technology (MTT). contracted for space and will, as in I.e., hooked braided, etc., feed sack initiative and mnturity; It wjth qualified teachers. the Arab peasants continue to bum ert Fulton of Yellow Springs. * were Mrs. Ernest Collins and Mrs. When asked for confirmation, Dr. past years, show the great variety fashions, i.e., curtains, aprons, etc., them, as travelers tell us they are the character building program, He stressed the Importance of Eldon Saycr, respectively. McGregor said "no comment—can­ of products and services available crocheting, knitting, i.e,, sweaters, now accustomed to do, for cooking whereby Antioch attempts to stren­ competent, qualified teachers, stat­ It v/ns also announced during the not confirm or deny it until Oct. 15.” to the people of this area. Commer­ socks, infants* wear, quilts).: Mrs. gthen and refine the character of their dinners. Would to Heaven that ing that the teachers shortage Is so meeting that Mrs. Donald Brannum It was learned that heh also had cial exhibits in the past have equal­ Gladys Jacobs, Judge, students less by rules and exhorta­ New School Library nil the tyrants of the present day, critical that "one out of every 10 will have charge of the club’s floral made a similar announcement at a led those of the larger county fairs. Ribbons and cash prizes ($2 for tion than by makln clear the is­ elementary teachers this year In political and mental, could be put display at the American Legion faculty meeting last week. Among the greatest attractions ' the first prize) will be awarded, and sues and principles involved and Ohio will be undertralncd.” Because to ns good n use." To Correlate Work Fair this week, and that six club It was indicated Dr. McGregor of all will be he non-commercial ex .■guards will be provided 24 hours giving students responsibility, under of the shortage of teachers, he said, As to what a college should be. Mrs. May Frederic, Yellow Springs members will attend the annual would remain in Yellow Springs hjbits of arts and hobbles and agri­ daily throughout .the fair. Non-com- guldcnce, for their self government It has been necessary to issue tem­ Dr. McGregor reviewed Mann’s main librarian, stated that the local li­ State Garden Convention Friday until late this year. He succeeded cultural products. These will be mcricnl exhibits are being house In and their own code of honor, and points: porary teaching permits to 3,300 brary will work closely with the new nnd Snturady in the Netherlands Dr. Algo D. Henderson, who left Judged and awards made. the school building this year. a health and recreation program undertralncd teachers. Bowers is in Plaza Hotel, Cincinnati. (1) Colleges must concern them­ elementary school this year in-pro­ Antioch to become associate com­ Provisions have been made to for all students, with no intercol­ charge of tcncher training and cer­ selves with the solidity and breadth curing children’s literature, espec­ missioner of education for New Classifications and judges arc os amuse the youngsters this year with legiate athletic participation. tification in the Ohio state Depart­ of the foundations they lay, "not ially since the new school is located The delegates Include Mrs. How­ York state. He came to Antkeli five follows ride3 and entertainment. A merry The address of welcome to the st­ ment of education. The subject of only for the professions, but for all just across the street from the lib­ ard Miller, Mrs, Brannum, Mrs, years ago. * go round has been acquired for the udents opened Antioch's centennial his talk was "Building for Tomor­ Wilfred Routzong, Mrs, MWlinger, the business vocations of after life." rary. Dr, Mcgregor, a native of Detroit, Agriculture (best 10 ears corn, first time. year. Highlights of the observance row’s Citizens.” Mrs, Grace Pu»ch„ nnd Mrs. Saycr. is a graduate of Wayne University On Saturday, from 3 to 5 p.m., all (2) Colleges should foster cooper­ will Include the college’s "birthday Halchin introduced the members largest ear com, tallest stalk corn Libarary hours are from 2;30 to and holds MA and PhD degrees rides for children will be half price, ation or copartnership among the Party” and dedication of rebuilt of the Board of Education who had and best peck wheat, largest toma­ 5 p.m. dally except Wednesday, and from Harvard. He taught at Har­ nnd from 4 to 6 pjn., free hot dogs sciences, and should prepnre "large North Hall, which burned last win­ a part in, planning the new school to by weight, best plate each of po­ from 7 to 9 p.m. dally except Friday. vard two years before going to MIT and orange juice will be furnished minded men . . . In whose capacious ter; the visits of national leaders nnd pushing It through to comple­ Proposal Stated tatoes and tomatoes with five o a It Is closed Wednesday afternoons in 1937. for children. souls there is room for many scien­ to tltc campus from a dozen differ­ tion. plate,, and best peck shelled corn, The Fair, which originated three ces. who can see the relations betw­ ent fields as faculty members pro and Sundays, To School Board After serving as professor of psy­ Dick and George DeWine, Judges. Recognition was given Antioch years ago on Mills Lawn, was moved een these sciences, and wed them to­ tern; three conferences on education A request that their 183 acre farmc chology there he helped organize Flowers most attractive flower ar­ College through its president, Dr. this year to the Dayton St. property gether for new and grander achiev­ al values with national consultants, be transfered from the Clifton Lo­ and headed the MIT Industrial re­ rangement, large Zinnia and mari­ Douglas McGregor for its gift of acquired by the Post, building of the ements.” the whole year to be climaxed by cal School district to the Miami lations section. For the last 15 years gold, hybrid tea rose, chrysanthe­ Mills Lawn as the school site. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morgan, who new school on the lawn.. (3) Colleges should foster Interna­ the Centennial Commencement In Township Local School District was lie has served as a consultant in mum, gladiola, large dahlia and as­ Architect tS. C. Landburg termed has been working at Community tional understanding, In Mann’s June 1054. presented at last week's Greene humnn relations for nearly a score ter), Mrs, Emma Brannum, Judge. The Legion Fair is designed as a it" the most beautiful location in Service, Inc., this summer. typical country fair, and is the words: "The old frontiers of Intel­ County Board of Education meeting o f industrial firms. Hobbies mos outstanding collec­ which I have placed a school build­ The Morgans returned Monday outgrowth o f the old street carnivals. ligence are removed far outward. by Mr. and Mrs, Justin Northup tion, i.e,, stamps, coins, buttons, etc., ing,” ns he presented the key to from Scattergood, la., where their First general chairman of the fair, Facilities for Journeying and voyag­ and Mr. nnd Mr*. Philip Gerhardl most original collection, finest an­ ^ l o W N Board President E, L, Birch. other daughter, M iss Benetta Mor­ also one of its architects, was Ralph ing, and mediums for communica­ of nenr Clifton. Patrol Boys Given tique exhibit and best handicraft Mrs. John Nickoson, president of gan, Is enrolled in a Friends school. Templeton, Richard DeWine and tion while we remain at home, have exhibit, i.e. model airplanes, wood­ Wendell Grimes were also on the so wonderfully Increased that the the auxiliary of Thomas E, Bailey The Board decided to table the working, etc.), Lloyd Bcnham, Judge. AL ' Wittenberg College in Springfield Ride In Airplane original board and subsequently ser­ whole world is brought Into the Unit No, 057, American Legion, pre­ proposal until its Oct. 1 meeting, so Home canned food best Jar green will welcome, back this year M bs Yellow Springs School Boy Pa­ ved os general chairmen. Ralph Gas- same neighborhood; and surely a sented flags to each classroom from that enrollment figures of tott) beans, Jelly, tomatoes, peaches)* Returning to their studies at Mi­ Nancy Shaw, daughter of Mr. and trol members were treated to n bo is chairman of the 1953 Fair. man ought to know something about her unit, A large flag and staff for schools and transportation problem* baked goods best; one crust and two ami University this fall after fun- Mrs: Foster Shaw, and MJss Betsy round-trip airplane ride from Ash's The Fair is the principal fund his neighbors." the auditorium were presented by lark ween Clifton and Yellow filled summers will bo Joy and Bob Bntley. daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Airways at Sprlngfiled Municipal raising project bt the Yellow Springs (4) Colleges should be concerned U, 8. Air Force officers Charles Wil­ may be studied. Hugh Ricciardi, Bobby Birch, Baldwin, whose parents arc the Rob George Bralcy of Clifton, Airport to Wright-Pattcrgon Air American Legion Post. with the moral education and the liams and Edward H, Keck In behalf Tommy Williams, Phil Lawson, ert Baldwins of Xenia av, Joy is Force Base. Steve Griffiths, Jerry Gasho, Phil bodily health ns well ns the mental of those who arc in their country’s Another Cllftonian, Miss Jane Children involved in the proposal a Kappa Kappa Gamm« nnd will service, The flight, sponsored by Mrss, Partee. and Detlef Frank, cnlighlmcnt of their students. Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. are a flrgt-grndcr and a kindergar­ begin her sophomore year, while Accompanying the boys were El­ Wilbur Deaton of the Yellow Mac Harris is beginning her fresh­ ten age child, both of the Northups. Clyde S. Adams, also was taken by (5) Colleges should educate men Bob, a Beta Theta PI. is a Junior ementary School Principal F, A, Like Money Springs Llons Club, presented a man year at Marysville College in First grade enrollment in Yellow patrol members In 1952. Boys In­ and women together. there. Jackson and Miami Township Chief new audiometer and a visual aid Tennessee, She left for college last Springs is exceedingly high this Joy returned for a brief stay nt cluded in the ride were Steve Oeg- of Police Russell A. Bradley, Antioch, under Mann, was the chart. The gifts were made in co­ week. year, County Superintendent Vaug­ In The Bank! home sundny from Wheaton, 111,, ner, Norman Howard, Albert Morgan first college to accept women on operation with Legion Auxiliary hn Lewi* said. whctc she ha® been visiting her Dave Whitmore. Howard Varner. » • * ♦ equal footing with men, ns faculty Unit, who permitted the use of the Another freshman, tills lime at Do roomnte, Miss Joanne McConnell. jjoKLUXE old audiometer to go toward the PnUw University, Grccncastle, Ind., members nnd as students. Other Prior to the Illinois visit, Joy had purchase of the new units. Is Mis* Dorothy Drake, daughter of HAMBURGERS features, new in higher education spent two months a* a counselor at Is This Your The Friendly Gardners Club, un­ Mr, and Mrs. Warrcn'Drakc* With Lettuce & Tomato when Mann introduced them, were Camp May Flathcr, Mt. Solon, Vn., der the presidency of Mrs, Howard and also managed to find time to Dr. and Mrs, Harry Williams' TILE ^BREAKFAST — LUNCH courses In health and compulsory ex Miller, placed floral decorations in Phone Number? visit her brother In law and sister, elder son, Ronald, will return to the building, and Anlloch Press Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Whitney Ohio State University for the aut­ MARBLE RUBBER STEAKS — DINNER donated the program. fBetsy Baldwin) of Beaufort. N. c. umn quarter, CERAMIC QUARRY FOUNTAIN SERVICE While Joy was In the East, Bob Miss Mary Ann Mofferd, daughter 7-7232 was in the West, He saw a number of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mcfferd o f MiSft Josephine Ricciadi, daught­ MIRAPLAS PLASTIC of former Yellow Springs residents DICK & TOM’S Dayton st,, Is a student of nursing er of MT, and Mrs. Carmolo Rlcclar- (Open to 12 p. m. Yellow Sprint*! and Antioch College alumni In Cal­ STEVENSON FREE at Ohio State University. di of Yellow Springs, Route 1, will IF IT IS ifornia and Colorado, including Dr. enter Miami University at Oxford TILE COMPANY and Mr* M. A. Winger of Bcv'crly On Labor Day, Mrs. E, A, Osier, next week as a freshman. You have 2 139 Dayton st. Yellow Springs Phone 7-7209 to the holder Hills, Calif.; Mr. nnnd Mrs. Robert Mis* Lena Ostcr and Miss Mary Miss Rlcclardi, a graduate of Br­ Hiller of Burbank, Calif,; Mr. and Osier returned from a week's visit yan High School with the class of delicious club steak Mrs. James Bennett of San Mateo, with their niece, Mrs, K. N, Kruse 1952, formerly Was employed a* a dinners coming to you of this license Calif,; Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Chick of and her family of Cedar Rapids, la. secretary at Antioch College. She MARATHON Berkeley, Calif,, and Hans IlcynaU Mis. Kruse is the former Patty Grote plans to study commercial teaching F It E E of Fort Collins. Colo. He was west dnufjliier of Postmaster and Mrs, number courses at Miami, where she will G U N N E L L APPLIANCE • ♦ * g Henry Grote of Walnut St, approximately one month. reside in Hamilton Hall, She will YOUR LOCAL DMA I,Eli F oil THESE FAMOUS leave Sunday, Sept. 13. PRODUCTS Watch for this scries of Returning to Antioch this fall Is APPLIANCE BRANDS — : Such • Miss Jennifer Morgan, daughter of Fuel Oil - Gasoline ad* each week in this 836 ST Westinghorse paper and in the Yellow at Erbaugh's —» Hotpoint Oils - -Greases W E DO IT . * * Springs News I CAREFULL I The Beal in —« Hoover — Youngstown Kitchens OFFICE PHONE DRUGS 10 GAL i Work* : — R. C, A . TV and Radio 7*7431 CEMENT SUNDRIES » Dumont TV Stag’s Cleaners \ HOME PHONE PURE PEP j MEDICINES “The best costs so little more*’ 68 ! CLEANING - PRESSING i WORK CHEMICALS 7-7662 PLUS j ALTERATIONS \ CEMENT BLOCKS Ac WORK TRUSSES-BODY GRINNELL APJTUANCK BALES I Phone 7-7237 : ROBERT J. GROTE GRILL ■i* - 9 EXCAVTING AND GRADING APPLIANCES RALES — SERVICE Xenia at Corry St. ; Jason and Leora SUigner ; YELLOW SPRINGS FREE —SAND AND GRAVEL; LAND Phone 7-7756 YELLOW SPRINGS, O. Yellow Spring* We're Air Conditioned t LUBE JOB CLEARING; PONDS A LAKES A Registered Pharmacist , Always at Yiwr Service W. B. DAWSON 4th ANNUAL INSURANCE COAL COMPANY Erbaugh & Johnson Xenia Ave, & Glen S t + STRAIGHT LIFE YELLOW SPRINGS C&L + RETIREMENT YELLOW SPRINGS YELLOW SPRINGS LEGION FUR WELCOME -f ENDOWMENT + MORTGAGE SEPTEMBER 10, II and 12 FARM SERVICE REDEMPTION ANTIOCH STUDENTS + FAMILY INCOME Paints AT LEGION HOME, DAYTON ST. (OLD DAYTON STREET SCHOOL) May your stay in Yellow Springs be a pleasant one. Representative Appliances FARM The Western and Southern RIDES — GAMES — REFRESHMENTS — PRIZES W e are here to serve you with the finest in food FREE ADMITTANCE — FREE SHOW EACH NIGHT INC. Life insurance Company Implements A nd snacks. Party supplies a specialty. Cincinnati, Ohio Featuring SUN CLOUD the wonder h o r a e CORNER CORRY A XENIA — SPONSORED RY — it ** Phene 7-7M1 James E. Jordan K B S. SALES & SERVICE Thomas Edwin Bailey Post No* 657 Market Yellow Aprings YELLOW SPRINGS 8:99 o.m. cr Year der construction at Beavercreek and usual streamline pattern but have also applies to news items. ers the waistline comfortably Spring Valley . additional school origlnnl designs,. New reading mater and effectively; latex '‘finger” Advertising rates upon request funds nrc being used lor mainten­ ials have been made available for panels which work with abdom­ ance and repair In other schools. No Ads or news items will be accepted after this ; VAilVHPWVPV* the Junior high pupils. inal muscles to support and slim Sugn rereek had a rather complete Repairs have also been made at hour. . . If so requested they will be run the fol- ■ the figure from thigh to waist. program completed in previous years lowing week. Z Tills new Playtcx panty, made Ross to the furnace and water sys­ of fabric-lined latex without a “ FREE WORLD VICTORY” and limited thejr work to painting tem. A water system repair Is also scam or stitch, smoothes the the two restrooms and the clinic Chancellor Konratl Adenauer's sweejiinj' victory in on the books lor next month at All advertising should be mailed direct to our way to wearing the new room. Clifton painted one classroom Europe’s most important election since World War II is Spring Valley. In all. these additions office of publication at the address shown below: ns a slftrt rehnbllltation program for and preventive repairs will amount joyfully hailed by American Officials as a diplomatic de­ their plant. Caesnrcreck sjxmt most to nearly $50,000 in cost for those feat for Russia. Defying Soviet threats, 27 million German of their funds last year constructing six schools. That may help to an­ The Greene County Printing Co. voters threw all the Communists out of their parlia­ an addition to their school bus ga­ swer gome of the questions asked CEDARVILLE, OHIO ment's lower house, crushed a feared Nazi comeback, and rage that can also be Used for rec­ about “why these tax levies to sup­ turned thumbs down on Socialist pleas for Gorman neutra­ reational activity. port the schools every fan.” At Sllvcrcrcck, their extensive re­ FOR NEWS ITEMS: call the office nearest you, lity in the east-west struggle.. habilitation program of last year Contract Awarded tinted below: was followed this year with the pur­ FOR YELLOW SPRINGS — 7-7740 Adenauer’s one-man campaign which invaded every chase of attractive now outside doors For Election Ballots part of west Germany was backed by his campaign theme: for the building. The study hall was GREENE COUNTY — Fairborn's FOR CEDARVILLE — 61711 divided to provide an additional “ See to it, my friends, that a united Europe comes to pass, Miami Valley Publishing Co, was classroom upstairs In the high school FOR JAMESTOWN — 4-9031 that Europe remains Christian, and that through this, in awarded the contract for publishing peace and freedom, Germany will be reunited,” section, New liberty materials were ballots for the Nov. 3 election, Gre­ purchased to develop a more com­ ene County Board of Elections of­ plete unit in that department. A ficials announced last week. The outcome of the election on September 6th gave now stove lias been Installed In the The company's bid or $1,083,25 W(i« Adenauer’s Christian Democrats 244 of the 487 scats in the cafeteria nnd a new school bus ad­ the lower of the two bids considered. Bundestag (lower house), a margin of one for the party, ded to carry the additional pupils Philip Aultman, election board clerk, thnt rcqlure transportation. All Even Children Will Like the first single German faction to win a clear parliament­ stated the other bid wns submitted these changes were made with lo­ ary majority since before World War I. With the seats by Buckeye Press of Xenia. LOCAL DAIRYMEN NOTE cal funds as contrasted with the, Corn Bread Liver Patties captured by his allies, the Free Democrats, Adenauer held state aid program of last year. Approximately 116,000 ballots of nine different types will be needed a commanding margin of 97 seats. Trailing far behind were At Jefferson, new paint was added NEW VENTURE OF DAIRY SHOW for the coming election, according Early entries from the continent's the opposition Socialists with 150 seats. on nil stairways, in the cafeteria big money at the nation's important to Mr. Aultman. leading breeders of purebred dairy both on walls and tables, and in the rodeos this year will all be here,” cattle Indicate a huge showing of This shows a distinct trend away from socialism— a basement and the auditorium breeze snid Crcmer. all the breeds at the first Interna way. The boar purchased 40 new left to right movement*—toward the reunification of Ger­ Waqe Survey tional Dairy Show, scheduled to op desks and Installed new outside many in peace and freedom. cn here October 10 for an day doors at the west entrance. The bus­ Planned For Area run through October 17. County Racketeer es will unload at the front door GREENE COUNTY — During Socialism in the various European countries crept into It will be held In the spacious re­ whore a new loading dock has been September, Wrlght-Pattcrson Air the picture as a result of weakened conditions and chaos cently air-conditioned International Owes Back Taxes built with the cooperation of the Force Base officials will conduct a Amphitheatre, one of the country’s as a result of war. Now Germany is showing great strides local Lions Club in Bowersvillc, A wage survey In the Springfield GEENE COUNTY — A $153,G00.39 lnrgcst and finest exhibition build­ of recovering her industrial position and the Adenauer i new gasoline tank, has been station­ Dayton area (Including Greene Co­ claim In back Income taxes and pen­ ings which is also the home of the alties has been filed against Earl victory is an evidence that Germany has regained suffic­ ed near the new school bus garage unty). and the entire roof of the auditor­ worldfnmed International Live Stock nnd Oda Bell Arils of Xenia by tho ient strength that she can proclaim her ability to stand on Purpose of the survey Is to collect Exposition. ium-gymnasium has been resurfac­ Internal Revenue Service, Artis re­ current wage data in nearby indus- her own two feet and the people themselves will discrim­ ed. An additional classroom hag been The first entries, reported by the portedly hns been a "numbers” rac­ trail estabilhments and othorGov- inate against socialism and communism. This sets an ex­ opened to take care of the additional management, came from owners ket figure In the county and vicinity. crnnicnt installations for certain first grade this year. from the Atlantic and Pacific coasts ample whereby other European countries might follow. occupations similar to those cover­ and from Canada to compels for On June 20, 1051, three of Greene The German people, as a whole, are a hard working lot; Ross, the smallest of the high ed by the Air Force Wage Adminis­ County Prosecutor George Smith’s schools in enrollment, has been continental honors of the year and and private enterprise and individualism are a sign of tration Plan. tho $5000 in cash prizes that are assistant and a county deputy raid­ most ambitious In their program. Evsry mothar knows that livsr CORN BREAD LIVER PATTIES strength. The reason for this Is that it is offered in the competitions for six ed a “numbers” house allegedly op­ They applied a new roof to the It particularly good msst for grow­ 1% pounds liver the policy of the Air Force to pay ing children, but getting them to cupe corn bread erumbe erated by Artis on S. Collcgo St., building nnd gave a coat of cement 1 breeds - Ayrshircs, Brown Swiss, Its employees, who are subject to •at It Is somstlmM a problem. Vt cup grated onion Gurnscys, Holstcins, Jerseys, and just outside Yellow Springs. Five paint to the floors. In the second Beked Liver Pettlee that Inolude 4 tablespoons bacon dripping* wngc board procedures, at rates Milking Shorthorns. persons were arrested and convicted grade, they have provided new fur­ com breed orumbe to provide a ft teaspoon pepper which arc approximately equal to flavor that Is delightfully different and the landlord was indicted. niture, including a set of upholster­ 1 teeepoon sen Officials of the show predict an the prevailing Industrial rates in help solve that problem, And of Bacon alloee ed chairs to be used for special read couree, the com breed le good tor entry of over 2000 head. There will The recent claim w«s disclosed In the community. % teaspoon powdered sage er ing. Both the upholstering nnd the growing youngsters eince It la a Mi teaspoon marjoram also be classes for 4-H and FFVA. an appeal lo the U. S, Tax Court in “COUNT IT ALL JOY” Workers under the wngeboard are baste energy food. When torn recovering of furniture In the girls members to exhibit animals of their which the Artises denied any fraud, hourly employes, such as carpenters breed made with eelf-rUing eom Prepare Mver by wiping with a "Count it all joy, my brelhcrn when you meet various restroom nnd the home economics meal la used, emu etletum, need­ damp eloth) sorer with boiling wa­ own raising in all the breeds. or any attempt lo understate'income. and mechanics. Clerical employees, trials.” James Chapter 1, Verse 2, Revised Standard vers­ room were projects that the stu­ ed tor the development of good ter and allow It to etaad tor five The new show will bo under tho They maintained that the service who form the bulk of Wrlght-Pat­ bones and teeth, la made avail­ mlnutee. Remora the Mver and ran same management as the 53-year used wrong figures in arriving at dents plnycd a major part in com­ food grinder < ion. tcrson workers, are not affected by able to the body., old International Live stock Exposi­ »n Increase In the value of their pleting. Oam Bread Liver Pettlee an ______obtae with Wage board rates. quick to prepare, Iot they need be •rumba, grated * tion, the nation’s leading annual properties. * The window Irames have been beked only ™ to M mheetoe, They show of the meatmaking breeds of This first week of September finds the farmers of Internal Revenue agents contend sanded along with several of the SUBSCRIBE NOW ! wffl add a taste to Mver that farm animals. The International this area busy overhauling Uic corn pickers, wagons, corn u n ‘ meet tood ap- that Artis and his wife Used account ) family. Cam Dairy Show, coming the week im­ dryers and tractors preparatory to the corn harvest. mediately following the National lng methods that failed to reflect j a e i t urnahout! All Play, No Work Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo, Uiclr Income properly. And what trials we meet when the gears of the corn Iowa, will center attention of the nation’s dairymen on the Midwest They claimed that the couple for picker breaks in mid-harvest. What an anxious period where these two national events will 1048 reported an Income of $62,163.34 when we must lake valuable time out for replacements. take place in consecutive weeks. when they should have reported Summer Clove-Clamour Bath Officers of the International $118,442.29; for 1049 they reported And yet if we count it all “Joy” instead of upsets, Show report that there will be num­ $54,028.93 when the figure should YOU WEAR FABRIC flf.OVF S IN R portly for fashion erous industrial and educational ex­ appeal in order to complete yniir costume But they also serve to have been $125,601.43, and for 1050 what a wonderful feeling we have. hibits In conjunction with the cattle keep you cooler nnd cleaner by pkkmg up the perspiration and they reported $47,74550 instead of dirt which would otherwise make your hands sticky and hot. displays that will high-light the nu­ We begin lo count our blessings, perhaps first hi the Obviously, then, summer gloves need washing often and promptly tritional and health values of nillk $80,04256, realization of the good crop God lias given us, (in spite aftcr wcar‘ Suds fabric gloves and Its products, of the adverse weather conditions this year), and in the on the hands. Give Spectacular entertainment In con­ Special attention to nection with the Chicago Dairy thot of the wonderful help we have in the way of machin­ fingertips and other Show is assured in a big time rodca extra dirty places— ADAIR’S ery to harvest our crop, Yes, “Count it all joy, my brethern competition in which cowhands of as In photo at left, THE LEADING HOME when you meet various trials.” North and South America will com­ FURNISHER FOR For that new look, pete for rich money prices and poin­ shape fabric gloves ts to determine international cham­ OVER 60 YEARS While d a m p — see pionships of the year in bronc-riding FOR BE | photo below calf-roping, buildogglng, and Bra­ FURNITURE hma bull riding contest, K i r CARPETS Leo Crcmer, Big Timber, Mbhtnria known throughout the West nS "Mr, APPLIANCES HANG YOUR CLOTHES ON A HICKORY LIMB and go near do Rodeo”, will produce the round-up, the water makes sense for this little miss. Her playsult comes 20-24 N. Del. st. Xenia, O. with Dot Snappers, the snap fasteners that even tiny fingers can Buildup agood luke­ "Cowpokes who have been winning manage all by themselves. Now that warm weather is here and warm lather in the Wash­ small fry will spend more time outdoors, it is important that their bowl. Put the gloves on, togs be fashioned for fun and comfort, easy to care for (to keep dip them into the soap­ SAFE down mom’s boiling point, too), and well-constructed for action- suds, and rub the suds In t packed days. To lessen mother’s work it is essential that clothes thoroughly with a hand- * bo washable and designed so youngsters can help dress them­ washing motion, A well- The Loan that Financed a selves. Dot Snappers make quick summer changes a simple matter lathered fingernail brush —with a snap of the finger soiled togs come off and a spanking- Is handy to scrub away fresh outfit goes on. With outfits like this little lady’s seersucker really grimy spots. For playsuit, children will be in the fashion swim while mother keeps stubborn grime, soap the Million Farms WILL and eo

Department employee recently told hunting nnd fishing areas and to lblc cord with a wiring device at Citizens Alert INDUSTRIAL NEWS Rural Reports one end. a House committee that in more develop those which the State al­ Dealer- / i l l have some stocks bea­ than a year of bejng on the payroll ready owna for mlxlmum game pro­ THE RIGHT TO BE LET ALONE Furnished by the Ohio Slate ring older type disk and brneclet Your Children at $9,0st it can, so FOR SALE: Men's Parks English- lapse more than three months must the number of children who nr<. crip valued by civilized men.'’ 19, Hoslptul Cure Corporation an­ slon from .the land-owners before extension cords limit- performance f«r as consumer goods are concern­ made) bicycle, four sliced*, chrome pass n driver examination to obtain pled from traffic ucclticms in the since, history began, that has been nounced today. hunting. and snfety of electrical appliances. ed, virtually everything is In abun­ plated, in good condition, Phone n new one. United States every yeur, but the the attitude of the real liberal. It Blue Cross Hospital Care mem­ Although H would appear that Ho adivJses homemakers to re­ dance. The result Is a buyer’s mar­ 7-7294. Persons who have obtained a lic­ National Safety Couucfl reports Uintfo the only attitude, which can per- bership is usually open only to per­ squirrels arc not very plentiful yet place cords with the same type cord ket, In which strenuous Efforts are ense by passing a test within t,he morc Ihnn, 18,000 children under 15 petuate the freedoms* men won sons who work where Blue Cross la It is reported that Ohio, Inldlana ns the one that came with the ap­ made by all concerned to attract LEGAL NOTICE past two years will not be required years of age have been killed in through centuries of bloody conflicts available. During the nexjt two and Kentucky bagged approximately pliance. Extension cords should be and please the public. Rosemary Ann Kroyman, whose to obtain a renewal license until ex­ •traffic accidents since the end or and incredible sacrifices. weeks, however, everyone clsct can 8,000,000 squirrels in 1949. This Is largo enough for the appliance. If Wo see this in full force on the last known address was 118 Mound piration date noted on the license. World War II, He said that is why Join by applying directly to Hospi­ still a far cry from the earlier squir­ too small, the wire heats and Insul­ retail level today. The emphasis is on Lane, Skyway Park, Fairborn, O, will State Reglgtra of Motor Vehicles It is a life nnd death matter for CARRYING THE MAIL tal Care Corporation, rel kills. On August 22, 1822, a group ation becomes brittle or otherwise intensive selling, with all that im­ take notice that on the 10th day of H.E. Foley warned thet in addition Parents to tench their children hab­ A few weeks ago the National Ru­ Application forms for Blue Cross squirrel hunt was held. It was re­ deteriorates. Cords with damaged In­ plies in the way of better service, September, 1953, William E, Kroy­ to n fine and possible Jail sentence, its of safety. ral Letter Carriers Association met membership are now available at ported to be a poor day for hunting; sulation are n shock hazard. more attractive displays, Increased man 2046th A.A.C.S. Sqd. W.P. AFB any person convicted of operating in Cliicaga to celebrate Its Golden hospitals and momst banks, and will so much so that many hunters never Cords for heating appliances arc "Children should bo taught early advertising and promotion, price In­ Ohio, filed certain petition against a motor vehicle without a driver Jubilee. The occasion marked 50 also appear as coupons in newspa­ came in to tally their kill. Yet 19,- more bulky than those for light wat­ in life the basic rules of safety," as­ ducements, nnd so on, The flood of her for divorce on the grounds of license Is now subject to the p ro v i­ years of service to nearly 10,000,000 pers, Protection will begin Oct. 1, 960 squirrels were taken that day. tage equipment, Mr. Kline says. serted Dr. Johnson. “They should goods that finds ith way Into the Gross Neglect of Duty before the sions of the new Safety Ressponsi- rural families. 1953. for persons who apply direct­ They have asbestos around the wire leam never to run out into the American home is one of the econ­ Common Pleas Court of Greene Co­ billty Law. The rural mailman lias fully ly to Hospital Care Corporation dur­ ant! under the cotton coat on the street or play in the paths of cars; omic wonders of the world. unty, Ohio, said case being No. The Registrar urged all drivers earned great public esteem. His ing this special period. outside. If the cotton becomes fray­ to look both ways and then walk, Local Educators 28519 on the dockekt of said Court check the expiration date on their routes are faithfully served, often The Blue Cross contract pays hos­ ed, it may be repaired with friction not run across the street; to know and will come on for hearing on or licenses and have them renewed under extremely difficult conditions pital bills in full, regardless of cost, tape, Removing asbestos from cords nnd obey traffic signs and signals; Ohio's Share Of after the 15th day of October, 1953, promptly. of road and weather. when the member occupies the type Attend Convention creates a hazard. nnd to learn the safest route to sch- Earl H. Morre, Jr., Fairborn, O. But the mailman’s Job would be room specified in his contract. If Dr. James F. Corwin, shairman of Mr. Kline further advises home­ oo” . Attorney for Plaintiff impossible without another agency, Federal Aid For the member selects a better room, Antioch College’s chemistry depart­ makers to look for the Underwriters ment and Dr, Paul Rothemund, re­ 0-10,17,24,1,8.15 He added that boys and girls who which also provides an essential lie pays only the difference in room Laborltorlcs seal of approval on ex­ Extension Courses search chemist from the Charles F. ride bicycles should be taught to service In all seasons and under all charge. tension cords. This will be In a Wildlife Announced Kettering Foundation attended the Are Available obey all traffic rules and not to de­ conditions. That agency Is the Am­ Hospital Care Corporation, the flag label slipped over the cord. convention of the American Chemi­ LEGAL NOTICE GREENE COUNTY — Many pend on car drivers to give them erican railroads. Blue Cross Plan for Southwestern Different colored labels indicate Ohio will receive $365,323.32 dur­ cal Society In Chicago this past Myron Walker, whose place of Greene County schoolteachers, es the breaks. They must keep them­ Some DO percent of all non-local Ohio, is a non-profit community different things. If the label Is yel­ ing the present fiscal year ns Its weekend. residence is unkown and cannot, pecinlly those having only temporary selves from having an accident by mail moves by rail. For transporta­ service, sponsored and guaranteed low, only the cord is approved. A share of the money collected from Corwin is a councillor represent­ with reasonable diligence be ascer­ teacher certification, are planning remembering not to stunt or weave tion of the average letter the rail by the hospitals of this area. blue label applies to a cord set, and the Federal excise lax on sporting ing the division of education of the tained, will take notice that on Sep­ to take extension courses during the in traffic; to have lights at night; roads get about one ninth of ohe indicates that wiring devices at arms and ammunition, for wildlife American Chemical Society sponsor­ tember l, 1953, Alfonzo Applin and winter months, It was announced to be ‘sure the bicycle has good cent. The rails also furnish facilities each end also are approved. restoration purposes, it lias been an­ ing committee. Martha Applin, residing at 335 W, thls week by Vaughn R, Lewis, Gre­ brakes and lo dismount and Walk for sorting and distributing mall en RURAL-URBAN nounced by the Secretary of the In Four members of the Kettering Davis Street, Yellow Springs, Ohio, A green label identifies a power ene County Schools superintendent. their blcyclcs across heavily trav­ route. When the payments for the terlor. These funds are appropriated Foundation also attended the meet­ filed their certain petition seeking supply cord which Is a length of flex The courses may be taken cither eled streets, use of these traveling post offices to the States annually under the SESSION PLANNED ings of the American Institute of an order from the Probate Court ol by correspondence or by attending are Included, their total revenue for "Not only must we teach our provisions of the Plttman-Robcrtson Biological Sciences, held at the Greene County, Ohio, for the ad­ evening classes arranged by nearby handling the average letter comes Plans have been completed by the children traffic safety," said Dr. Federal Aid in Wildlife Restora­ University of Wisconsin on Septem­ option of Myron Walker, Jr. and If You Want To Buy or Sell Your institutions of higher learning. to about one fourth of one cent. Greene County Farm Bureau Wo­ Farm or Town Property Johnson, "but we must set a good tion Act. Under the Dingell-Johnson ber 7th.-l0th. that 8ald mntter will come on for Wilmington College plans to meet By contrast, the government pays men’s Committee for a rural-urban example, especially when we arc in or Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Dr. H. Clyde Eystcr, research hearing before said Probate Court CALL Or WRITE with prospective students nt 730 pan. the airlines around 10 times as much meeting at Camp Clifton on today the driver's sent of our own auto­ Act, Ohio will receive $153,587.83 for plant psyclologlst presented a paper, at 10 O’clock A, M, on Saturday, Tuesday In the Greene County for the average letter as Is pnid the beginning with registration from 10 LEON H. KLING mobiles. One traffic accident to a use on fisheries restoration projectss and Dr. Kenneth A, Clcndeming, October 3, 1953, for the further or­ Court House,‘ and Miami University railroads for both transportation to 10:30 a.m. child Is more than enough reason These funds must be matched with William Bulen and Thomas B, Bro­ der anif' Judgement of said Frobato McSavany (a) Co. registration will be held at 7p.m. and the use of railway mall cars as This is the first meeting of this London, Ohio Phone HI for drivers to drive with extra Care State funds (hunting nnd fishing 11- wn will also attended. Court, Sept. 21 in Xenia Ccntraal High traveling post offices—and the air­ type planned by the committee and In school zones, residential areas cunsc monies) on the basis of three Shoup and llcglar, We Specialise in Farm Loans at school. Ohio University offers a var lines have no facilities for sorting its purpose Is to provide an oppor­ nnd in neighborhoods of playgrounds fqurthg Federal to ono-fourthli State Xenia, Ohio 4i/i percent Interest led correspondence Unit, and Ohio mall in transit. Even taking Into tunity for women to discus* and Last year Ohio received $464-368 Attorneys for Petitioners, athletic fields nnd the like. Consideration the fact that the ave­ compare problem* of city and farm Stale University has a "Twilight under the P-R program and $97,505.- YOU 9-11-18-25 life. Women from various organiza­ School.’ ’ "Drivers of automobiles must look rage air-mail letter travels some 36 under the D-J Act, tions in Greene County cities and Temporary certificates arc Only out for children and expect them to 2 one half times ns far ns the ave­ Among the States, Ohio ranked ARE IN SAFE A. E. MARTIN rage letter moving by mall, the dif­ villages have been invited by com­ valid for one year, and to be renewed do the unexpected. Even the best 10th In the amount of P-R funds FISHING TACKLE AND Auctioneer and Ileal Estate mittee members. the holder must show evidence of six and smartest of children will dart ference In cost is notable. appropriated and 6th in the D-J Ycur Auctions Appreciated Luncheon will be served at the LICENSES semester hours of college credit com into the street now and then, or The railroads handle the mail, as appropriation. Wo Save You Dollnrs On Terms pick'd since the dale of Issuance of cross the street with eyes nnd minds they handle everything else, with camp by the committee. Mrs. Ray Phone Clifton 7-5770 In Ohio, the Division of Wildlife BADMINTON the certificate. elsewhere," mnximum economy and efficiency. McDonald of Jefferson Twp, and Associated with 1\ T, Marlin, administers the Federal Aid In Fish It i» known than supletnentnry $9,600 A YEAR FOR NOTHING Mrs. Marion Bcagon of Xenia Twp. GOLF — TENNIS Auctioneer and Rem Estate and Wildlife Restoration Funds. college work increases the quality ;s y o u r p a p c r h e lp ua Do you wonder what happens to are co-chairman of the program. IF Broker, Dayton, Ohio Much of the P-R money Is currently of leaching and the teachers earn |0 build It up into som ething! ■nil that money the government takes BOY SCOUT Phone Adams 3-601, being used to purchase additional YOU KNOW AND OBEY lnB pom* SUBSCRIBE N O W ! from you nnd other taxpayers? This is your paper help us EQUIPMENT Much of it Is spent usefully. But to build it up into something! A LL TRAFFIC LAWS a lot Is wasted. For instance, a State City Properly or Farms BICYCLES - TRICYCLES Let Us Sell Your Real Estate JACKETS - SWEATERS Courteous^ Efficient Real Estate EICH MA N ’ S BUCKEYE Baseball & Softball and Auctioneering Service GAS AND ELECTRIC WOODWORKING CO, FINK & HEINE CO. 4 \ ’i % Farm Loans GUNS * AMUNITION APPLIANCES CABINETS And FORMICA Buyers Of Chenoweth Motor Sales LUMBER — MILL WORK C. E. LONG WIRING MATERIALS USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN CATTLE — HOGS -—Realtor-— and ROOFING — SIDING SHEEP rid CALVES LIGHTING FIXTURES AT DAILY MARKET PRICE IMPROVEMENT LOANS Phones - Office 4-7811 - -Res. 4-7801 12 West Main st. Xenia, O, R E C 0 Your Dealer For Springfield, O. Phone 3-D721 N, Limestone St., Jamestown, O. S50 Monroe Phone 2892 Phone 652 Xenia, Ohio 113 E. High st. Spring!leld,0.

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1100 a in. The Church at Worship Tuesday; 10:00 A. M.—-Church School, Hamer, supt.; Monroe Pyles, Asst, 10:00 A. M.—tSunday school, and 7:30-8:30 p. M. ONE FIRE RUN 10 50 A. M.—Worship Service 11:00 A. M, Morning Worship 700 pan. The Church Youth Mrs. David Strobridge, supt, 12:00 Noon—Annual picnic, Wil­ Regular Week-Day Masses, 7:30 8:00 P. M.—Mcthodlst Youth Fel­ I P00 A M.—Worship service. Ono run was reported by thho Ml- .Sermon Topic: Nancy CCreswell is moderator liams Memorial Park In Wilming­ A. M. lowship meeting in the church. The Church In Action 7:46 P. M.— Evening service, ntnl Township Volunteer Fiire De­ "We Believe In God," first in a Wednesday: ton. i f f t + f NEW JASPER METHODIST n series of sermons on “ Wlmt Moth- 7:45 p.m. The Broadcaster Bible 7:45 P. M.—Midweek prayer serv­ t t t Jamestown Friends Church partment for last week. A grass ice. D, Merle Hill, pastor edits Believe". class will meet Tuesday, Mr. and ST. PAUL CATHOLIC Dewitt Footer, pastor fire, at the residence of L. A, Applc- 10.00 A, M.~ Chureh school. 7:00 P, M. MYF, Mrs. David Baldwin entertaining, FRIENDS CHURCH (Yellow Springs) Tile church school convenes at 11:00 A. M.- ■Worship. berry, off Hyde Rd, No loss was Monday, Sept. 14, 8:00 P.M. Our Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Crumrine, Sr., Marshall II. Robbins, pallor Rev. John II. Antony, pastor 7-00 P, M. M. Y. F. 0:30 under the supervision of Fred Involved 7:30 P. M., Couple Class meet. Membership and Evangelism Com­ charge of program, 10:00 A. M.—Sunday school, Sunday Masses, 7;30 and 10:00 Monday: mission meets at the Church. 3:30 pun. Tuesday Dayton Prcsby 11:00 A .M .—Worship service. Saturday, Confessions nt 4:30-5:30 Lewis. 7.00 P. M. M\ Y. F, project Wednesday nt 6:45 P.M. Choir meets at Forest Avc., Dayton. 7; 16 P. M.—Youth meetings. mrsHYTKKIAN 8:00 P. M,—Evangelistic service. (Yellow Springs) rehearsal. 7:30 p.m, Thursday Mixed choir Dr. Buckley 8. Rude, minister CHURCH OF CHRIST rehearsal. t t t f t t UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 10;30 A. M-"»Mornln« worship. (Grape Grove) EPISCOPAL 7:30 pjn. Friday Budget committee 10:30 A. M,—Church school. Paul Weiner, pastor (Jamestown) (Rockford Chapel) meets for composing 1954 budget. Cedarville Baptist College t t t 10 00 A. M. Bible School. 8:00 A. M,—First Sunday o f R. A. Jamieson, pastor I1LTIIKL LUTHERAN 11:00 A, M. Worship Service. month. + t t 10:00 A. M.—Sunday School. 9:30 A, M.-’"'Sunday school, Leroy 7!00 P. M.- Young people. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH II ;00 A. M.—Worship service, AND 7-00 P. M." Young People. t f f Miss Marion Peterson, a Foreign Shnw, nupt, CHURCH OF CHRIST (Cedarvllle, Ohio 10:30 A, MT,- Worship service, 8:00 P. M. Evening Worship, Missionary home on furlough will Midweek Bible Study (Jamestown) Rev. G„ A. Adam*, Minister 8:00 P. M. speak, . f t t and Prayr-r Service ench Wcilncs- Howard McGinnis, pastor Mrs. Wilbur Weakley, 8. 8. SupL BYRON EVANGELICAL clay night. D 30 A. M.™ Bible School. Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. t f f and REFORMED 10 30 A. M, Morning Worship, Rev, Eugene Davis, pastor Church at 11:00 A, M. CHURCH OF CHRIST 0 00 P, M. Evangelistic service, (Bowentville) 0:30 A. M.- Sunday School, Clif­ METIIODLST CHl’IU’H Monday; Wed. 7:00 V. M. Prayer Meeting ANNOUNCES ford Smith, niipt. James M. Grange, pastor (Cedarvllle! 7 30 P. M Young people meet, FIRST BAPTIST 10:00 A. M.—Bible School. Gene Llndsicy Wlnans, Minister t t t (Yellow Springs) 10:45 A. M.—Morning worship. BOWERS VILLE METHODIST Sunday: t i t THE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Wnt. L. Williams, pastor Raymon Konkright, pastor 10:00 A, M.- Church School, Tom (Jamestown) 10:00 A, M.‘ —Sunday school. 8:00 P, M,—Evening Evangelis­ Special LI w ood L. Rose, pastor 11:00 A. M .-M orning worship. tic Service, 0:20 A, M.—The Story Hour for METHODIST Monday: the kiddles. (Yellow Springs) 8:00 P. M,—Monday, youth meet­ RE-ROOFINO? 9:30 A. M,- Church school, Rev. Thomas H. Smith, pastor ing. BIBLE CONFERENCE 10 '30 A. M. — Morning worship 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School, Rob­ Saturday: ert Dunevant. supt., Kenneth Lasley 8:00 P. M.—Prayer service These Quality Johns-Martville asst. supt. to open school year with nursery for toddlers, 10:40 A. M.—Morning worship. t t t CLIFTON UNITED Sermon topic: "Don't Lot Your Asphalt Shingles will protect f t t FRESBYTCRIAN PAINTERSVILLE Halo Slip" John Collins, pastor Huy moil Konk right, pastor Mrs. Elwood Shaw, organist SEPTEMBER 16-20, 1953 your home, give it new beauty. 9:45 A. M.—Worship service. t t t PENETECOSTAL C. of C. 10:00 A. M.—Sabbath school. 10:00 A, M.- Church School, Rev. M. C. Scott, pastor 1100: A, M.—-Preaching service. t f f (Jamestown) Services Every Night at 7:30 FRIENDS ROCKFQRI) CHAPEL t t t 10:00 A, M.-~Sunday school. 10:30-11:30 A. M.—Meeting f o r MT, TABOR METHODIST 12:00 to 12:30 broadcast over sta­ worship, CHURCH tion WCHO, Washington C. H. di­ D. Merle Hill, pastor College Gymnasium t t f rect from the church. 9:00 A. M.—Worship. DR. R. T. KETCHAM ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 7:30 P. M.—Evangelistic service. 9:45 A. M.—Church school. (Jamestown) 7:30 P. M. — Wednesday prayer National Representative Rev. Swain, pastor meeting. General Association of Reg­ EVERYONE WELCOME 11.00 A. M.—Morning worship. Friday: ular Baptist Churches v i v 7:30 P, M.—Young people meet­ ROSS CHAPEL A.M.E. ing. CLASSIFIED College Department offers courses leading to (Jamestown) Rev. W. Cassel Ayres, pastor UNITED PRESBYTERIAN FOR RENT—2 sleeping rooms near the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of 10:00 A. M.- -Sunday school. CHURCH College Phone 64094 11:00 A. M.~Morning worship. (Cedarvllle) Science degres. James II. Patterson, pastor WAITRESS WANTED: Dick and t t t 10:00 A. M.—Bible school, Bible Institute Department offers courses YELI.OW SPRINGS AME CHURCH Raymond Spracklcn, superinten­ Tom's Restaurant. 7-7211. Yellow leading to diploma in Theology and Bible Rev. Isaac It, Loudln, pastor dent. Springs. Sunday School, 9 a.m. 11:00 A. M.~Morning worship. Evening School, Bible Classes Tuesdays 6:30 P. M .— Junior Missionary WANTED: Ride from Day ton-Yel­ Nathan Jefferson, Superintendent 7:00 to 9:00 P.M . will give long service, meeting. low Springs rd. to Xenia, 7:30 a. Worship, 11 am, yet will be low in cost. In addition, you can look forward 7:30 P. M.-—Evening service. m.; return, 4 p.m. 7-4747. Wednesday: OPEN HOUSE to many years of protection from fire and weather without 8:00 P. M.—Prayer meeting. CENTRAL CHAPEL A. M. E. 2 ROOM APARTMENT With bath, periodic maintenance. Thursday: In Springfield. Call Cedarvllle Cordial Invitation Extended to Community Rev. Isaac It. Loudln, pastor 8:00 P, M.—Choir rehearsal, Attractive, easy to apply, and fire-resistant—Joh*s* 9:30 a.ni., Sunday School 6-4733. to visit the Campus Manvillc Asphalt Shingles give you a roof that’s laid to stay. . t t t 10:40 a.m., Devotions. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CARO OF THANKS and get acquainted with Trustees- Faculty Let us show you samples and tell you how little they cost. 11:00 a.m,, Morning Worship (Jamestown) To my neighbors, friends and rel­ Harry E. Arthur, pastor and Students atives: I wish to ,thank one and all YELLOW SPRINGS, OHIO PHONE 7-7426 SELMA METHODIST CHURCH Paul Langdon, Sunday School Supt. Gene I.indslcy Wlnans, Minister for the flowers, cards, gifts and let­ 10:00 A. M. Sunday School WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 THE YELLOW SPRINGS LUMBER CO. Sunday: ters sent to me during my recent 9:45 A. M.—Morning Worship Sc 11:00 A, M. Morning Worship stay in the hospital. They were immediately following Bible Conference SEE OUR DISPLAY AT THE LEGION FAIR Holy Communion, Sermon Topic: “This Age” greatly appreciated. 10:30 A. M.—Church School. REFRESHMENTS CLIFTON ZION BAPTIST Mrs* Clarence Gamer .j, *j. Rev. Richard Phillips, pastor and Family FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 10:00 A, M.-—Sunday school. CHURCH 11:00 A. M.—Morning service* ■r ••• ■ 4- (Oedarville) t t t Johns-M anville C. Wilbert Sterner, pastor CHURCH OF GOO 1000 a.m. The Church at Study (Cedarvllle) «nn,i»YNOMKTEMUUS Nathan elder, superintendent. Elwood C. Palmer, pastor; Classes for all ages. Mrs. John Murphy, organist Writkh Guarantee i %. * t m u e M i r , ft |*v ^ Strongest Ever 1

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