The Greene County Guardian, December 13, 1956

Page Eight THE GREENE COUNTY GUARDIAN Musical Program Entertains Cedar Band Mothers Club Members of the Cedarville Band Mo t h e r s Club were t r e a t e d to a full program when they held their Decem­ ber meeting Monday at the school house. Mrs. Harold Spitler was in P I charge of arrangements and ^ • decorations and Mrs. Herbert Sailor... CHINA-BOUND--Richard N. Flaugher, youngest son of Mr. and Mr. E.H. Flaugher, 40 E. Washington St. , James­ town, is on his way to'China ports aboard the carrier USS Essex. After enlisting in the Navy in November of 1953, F l a u g h e r attended various service schools. On the pre­ sent c r u i s e , h i s s h i p has touched at Hawaii, Gu am , the Philippines, and Japan. His address is AD3 5724040 VF-112, USS Essex CVA-9, c/o FPO, San Francisco. Troop 69 Has Christmas Fete Girl Scout troop No 69 will have a Christmas party at the Scout room Thursday after­ noon. The birthdays of Mar­ jorie Spitler and S a und r a ' DeHaven, will be observed. The s c o u t s will bring gifts for a n e e d y family instead of exchanging g i f t s among themselves. The troop took part in the carol singing on Saturday, _____ Fields handled the program. Part of the program included a kitchen band made up of five of the Band Mothers. Also on the program was a trio, composed of Misses Kay Murphy, Virginia Cahill, and Betty Bennington, who sang "Winter Wonderland;" a pi­ ano duet by Nancy and Jane Ellen Dobbins; a solo by Ju­ dith McMillan who sang "In a Lowly Manger, " and "Here Comes Santa Claus,” accom­ panied on the piand by her sistef, Janet; and a tap dance- by Carolyn Fields and Carol Lillich. Legion Meeting Regular meeting of Cedar- ville's Wallace C. Anderson post of the American Legion will be held Dec. 20 at the Legion Hall._____________ __ Verde .Ja Has Gift Exchange Verde-Ja Garden Club held its December meeting at the homeofMrs. Howard Swaim, Monday, Dec. 3. I t w a s a C h r i s t m a s party and they had a secret pal gift exchange. Mrs. Earl Gerard read a Christmas story. Pre­ sent were Mrs. Paul Dennis, Mrs. William Ewi ng , Mrs. Robert Fudge, Mrs. Wendall Garringer, Mrs. Earl Gerard, Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs. Max Heifner, Mrs. Ted Heil, Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. No rma n Linton, Mrs. Boyce Moore, Mrs. Ro b e r t Parker, Mrs Harold Pickering, Mrs. John Queses, Mrs. Roger Ritenour, Mrs. Eme r s o n Ward, Mrs Ralph Wilson and the hostess Mrs. Swaim Mrs. Smith is DAR Hostess The December meeting of the George Slagle c h a p t e r of the D a ugh ters of the A- merican Revolution was held l a s t we e k at the home of Jamestown's Mrs. BlissSmith. Mrs. Howard Faulkner read a paper she had prepared on n o t e d women. The regent, Mrs. Max Heifner, presided Hi gh 1ight of the evening was a white elephant sale. A l t h o u g h no meeting is s c h e d u 1ed in January, the F e b r u a r y meeting hostess will be Mrs. O. F. Reeves. POWERS THE record - breakers ^ Mission Socity Meets at Church Monthly meeting of Cedar­ ville 's U n i t e d Presbyterian Missionary Society was held Nov. 29 at the church. Mr s . Em i l e Finney con­ ducted the prayer cycle. Mrs. E.E. F i n n e y , Mrs. Harold D o b b i n s , and Miss Mabel Stormont were in charge of the program. Hostesses were Miss M a r t h a Cooley, Mrs. Fred T o w n s l e y , and Mrs. Fred Clemans. Siren Die For Police Cruiser Another add i t io n to the Cedarville police cruiser is in the m ill. Councilmen Monday night set aside $120 for the pur­ chase of a siren. The exact model has not been picked. Legal Notice PUBLICATION FOR DIVORCE C o n s t a n ce Neely Points, whose place of residence is u nk n own and cannot after tne e x e r c i s e ot reasonable diligencebe ascertained will take notice that on the 6th day o'f December, 1956, the u n d e r s i g n e d , Charles F . Points, filed his p e t i t i o n against her in the Common Pleas Court, Greene County, Ohio, Said case Number be­ ing 30740, p r a y i n g for a d i v o r c e and reliei on the grounds of g r o s s neglect of duty. Said cause will be for hearing on and after six weeks f r om t h e date of the first publication hereof. Jamestown, Ohio, December 13, 1956 i 6t, HEW /S/ Charles F. Points Shaw and Cox, Attorney: Dec 13th ------- ~........ A 7 ,,«s sailings f o r y„„ "T h e Mine Pure-Prem ium I •ell holds more NASCAR rec­ ords for acceleration, power, and dependable performance than any other gasoline. "C om e in and try IJure- P rem ium in you r c a r fo r record performance, to o !” sur« with Pur# Jamestown Oil Co. E . Washington St. Phone 4-4951 | Do Ett es Meet At jenks Home The New J a s p e r Do Ettes Home Demonstration Club met a t th e h ome of Mrs. Oscar (Dick) Jenks Thursday for an all day meeting. Mrs. M a r g a r e t Klever of South Solon demonstrated the making of C h r i s t ma s door and t a b l e decorations. The nine members present were shown how to make Christ­ mas corsages by Mrs. Jenks. The January meeting will be h e l d at the h om e of Mrs. Charles Ford. THERE IS NO GAS LIKE SKELGAS DUKE'S Appliance & Hardware Pho n e 4 8 5 5 1 J a m e s t o w n Duplicates Actual Field Load in the Shop! Make an Appointment Now At The new HYDRA - GAUGE DYNAMOMETER enables us to impose ACTUAL F I ELD LOADS on the tractor engine IN THE SHOP. Powe r losses are recorded on one simple h o r s e po we r dial. Fuel consumption is measured on a flow meter showing the exact amount of fuel being used under full load conditions. We can make precise carburetor and i gni t i on adjustments to give tractors peak horsepower with the minimum fuel consumption. In 15 minutes, or less, these simple but highly-important adjustments will Step up tractor horsepower 6% to 22% and save you,the farm er,from 1 to 3 quarts of gas during every hour of operation! A V E R A G E A N N U A L G A S WA S T E tOTAl HOURS OF TRACTOR OPERATION 1 YR OTS OF GAS WASTED EVERY HOUR 1 Ot. V /7 Ot. 2 Ot 2Vs Ot. 3 Ot 3Vs Qt. 650 hrs. $32 50 I$48.75 $65.00 4 81.25 $ 97.50 *113.75 700 hrs. 35 .00 52.50 70.00 87.50 105.00 122.50 •750 hr*. 37.50 56.25 75. 00 93.75 112.50 131.25 800 hr*. 40 00 60.00 80.00 100.00 120.00 140.00 850 hrs. 42.50 63.75 85. 00 106.25 127.50 148. 75 900 hrs. 45.00 67.50 90. 00 112.50 135.00 157. 50 950 hrs. 47.50 71.25 95 00 118.75 142.50 166 .25 1000 hrs. 50 .00 75.00 100.00 125 . 00 150.00 175.00 •NATIONAL AVERAGE GAS LOSS Figured at 20£ per gal. Hal J. Hill FarmService i South on State 72 at City Limits Jamestown, Ohio Rhone 4-9691 1 i — I -T i.