The Greene County Guardian, January 31, 1957

the greene county GUARDIAN January 31, 1957,' Page 5 ^Cedarville Jottings ] ^ Event BETTER ... DICK FAWLEY, former Sil- vercreek High'School Star, holds the t i t l e of "Athlete of the Year" at Lackland AF Base, instead of "the month" s reported earlier. More from S l i m J im continued from page 2 these things could turn Fri­ day night's tragedy into one of tlie season's finest lessons. It also could lead to the dif­ ference between a title and a ruuncr-up slot. Those of us who visit the C^edarville College Library certainly will miss the pre­ sence of Miss Martha Hall, Miss Hall has always been so willing to help us Cedar- ville folk in her capacity as an excellent librarian. A.surprise personal shower was given for Miss Hall by Mrs. James T. Jeremiah, and a luncheon was given by Mrs. Harry Cole. , Miss Hall will be working in C l e v e l a n d and staying with friends who live at 1622 Elsinore, E. Cleveland 12, O ., until next fall when she plans to return to college for grad­ uate work. She tentatively plans to study at Kent State University. Girl Scout Troop 30 enjoyed "Oklahoma” in Springfield Tuesday evening. Mrs. Tom Harner is the troop leader. Sunday guests of Mr. A. B. Creswell were his daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones and David of Day- ton. Mr. and Mrs. George Gor­ don had dinner Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Ogle ol Springfield. Mr. Russ Lemons was a Sat­ urday evening dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. P.J. McCor- kell. Miss Lois Thayer spent the we e k e n d with Miss Linda Gordon on campus at Ohio State University, Columbus. Richard (Dick) Fawley, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Faw­ ley, Jamestown, holds the title of "Athlete of the Year" at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Tex. Glad to get c o r r e c t e d on this s c o r e since an earlier Gu a r d i a n item mentioned him only as "Athlete of the Mouth. " An o t h e r correction--this from a recently-discovered fact: Jerry Hill does not hold what we'd call the scoring record of modern history in Greene County. His 36 points is the high point of the season, cer­ tainly, and an enviable ac­ complishments. But, it seems that back on Jan. 14, 1947, ball-hawking Tiger named J. N. Sa. 'erson of Bowe r s v i l l e Jeh’erson dunked a startling total of 43 po i n t s in a game against Bellbrook. Our hat's off t oJ.N. San­ derson, holder of the Greene Co u n t y basketball scoring ........, - Saf et \ Them e o f PTA Meet Safety was the theme of the m e e t i n g of the Cedarville Parent-Teachers Association at their m e e t i n g Monday night at the high school. Major Mo r r i s o n , a civil defense area chief, was guest speaker for the evening. Two color films on civ ill speaker for the evening. Two color films -on civil defense were shown f o l l owe d by a question period. The l o c a l cancer drive is to be held in April. Do your part, help Mrs. Curtis Hughes, town chairman, to put Cedar­ ville over the top. Mrs. P. J. McCorkell was h o s t e s s to the One-Eleven s e r v i n g club at its January meeting. Mrs. Robert Mar­ shall will entertain the group in February. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spitler attended the inauguration of Gov. Wi l l i a m O'Niell in Columbus and the v i l l a g e council p r e s i d e n t and his wife a t t e n d e d most of the civic meetings that followed the swearing-in ceremony. Seven guests gathered last week to wish Scottie Sticka a h a p p y birthday. Scott is the son of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Sticka of Cedarville. He was four. Guests were John Irvin, Bobby and M i ke Staigers, Michael McCorkell, Linda Chapman, Deslie Rigio and Cheryl Marshall. Cub Scout Pack 27 went to An t i o c h College, Yellow Springs, last Friday evening to receive a brief instruction course in astronomy. Reducing Classes Set G r e e n e County Extension Service and health depart­ ment in c o o p e r a t i o n with the State D e p a r t m e n t of He a l t h are.starting anew series of four weight reduc­ tion classes February 6, 1957. Classes will be held in the health center, Greene Mem­ orial Hospital and begin at 7:00 p. m. Is is s u g g e s t ed that those wi s h i n g to a t t e n d these classes consult their family physician for his recommen­ dations as to the amount and rapidity of weight loss. Since registration will be necessarily be limited par­ ticipants are r e q u e s t e d to contact the health office. At Jamestown D e c l a r i n g that personal faith of a religious nature and a confidence in the ed­ ucational processes and in young people were essential for a high school principal, Dr. H. I. Van Haden of Mi­ ami Un i v e r s i t y outlined some of the many duties o f' p r i n c i p a l s to Discussion group 22 at Jamestown Mon­ day night. In developing his topic he outlined some of the leader­ ship f a c t o r s that graduate students indicated they felt were most important for a successful school*program. Forty-one members of the organization from Highland, F a y e t t e , Madison, Clark, Clinton and Greene counties were present. They included • Rob e r t I mp s o n and Eliza Honaker from Cedar Cliff; Howa r d Grice and Howard Swaim from G r e e n e v iew; Hugh HaineS, Royce Pauley, Gene Pummell, John Reno' and Kenneth Talbott from Jefferson.-_______________ Wesley Class Makes Plans for Dad-Son Banquet Plans for a f o r t h c o m i n g f a t h e r - s o n banquet were made by m e mb e r s of the Wesley Class of the Cedar­ ville Me t h o d i st Church at their meeting Sunday night at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pickering were host and hostess. Mrs. Ca r l Ri t e n o u r gave the devotion and Mrs. David ^Reynolds and Mrs. Herman Randall were in charge of i the program. Tom Harner presided over the meeting which 35 members attended. Miami Deposit Bank TOPPUffiT S E E V p ^ Specializing in Body Work Painting Bellamy’s Garage , Located In Rear of Rhinehart's Cafe, Entrance in Alley Phone 6-1921 OPEN .Deposits to Checking Accounts .Deposits to Saving Accounts •Deposits to Christmas Club .Payments to Loans .Cashing Checks .Purchasing Money Orders FRIDAY EVENINGS 6 :00p .m .-7:30p .m . CEDARVILLE, OHIO abou t people in Jamestown Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ar- ment of Jamestown and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baldwin of Bellbrook were the guests of their mother, Mrs. Charles Reed of Springfield in honor of her 75th birthday. Mrs. DelmaOliver return­ ed home l a s t Wednesday from Greene Memorial Hos­ pital where she was a patient for treatment. She also wants to thank her friends and rel­ atives for the many beauti­ ful cards she received while there. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson were the Sund a y afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nel­ son Curtis and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Oliver. Gary Tidd has been quite ill at the home of his uncle and Aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ern­ est Hill, with an ear infec­ tion. Mr. Ivan Tidd and family were the Sunda y guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Early and family of near Bowers­ ville. Mr. Angus Wright of near Jeffersonville is a patient at University Hospital,Colum­ bus. Mr. Wright is a broth­ e r - i n - l aw of Mr. Ernest Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Boysel had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Picker­ ing and Mr s . and Mr. Bill Riser and family of Lancas­ ter. Th e y we r e also the guests ofMr. and Mrs. Gene Flax of near Cedarville. e Miss Dorothy Entminger has returned to her duties at Brown's IGA Mar ket after being absent the p a s t four weeks because of illness. Mrs. Roy Powers Hostess to Garden Club's Meeting Mrs. Roy Powers was hostess last week for the members of the J a m e s t o w n Garden Club. Mrs. John Ferguson showed slides. A vertical arrange­ ment, " P o i n t i n g Upward" was displayed by Mrs. Henry Ho r n b e r g e r . Mrs. Powers showed a s p e c i m e n of an African violet. Roll call was answered with members r e s p o n d i n g with their favorite house plants. Mrs. O. T. Marshall gave a program on decorating the home with foliage plants. CU STOM Butchering BRYAN’S TV Service 69 E. Xenia St. Dial 4-7144 4-7711 Of 4-8896 i Cut and-Wrapped foi deep-freezing Beef and Pack * for sale At All Tilnes - fry the quarter ot fry tfre half INVENTORY CLEARANCE EVENT■• • BUY NOW I Price* drastically cut for Big 9-Day Event. Come In now! SPONGE MOP Metal droiaar quickly aq 1 dirt and water eat at cellulate eaty Galvanized WATER PAIL Harvtd rfippGd In molf«n M\ raj)^ «Jnc. Ru«t,tookpro*f. 10-qt. Johnson's GIO-COAT P re d a te s ra w W lfh ta a tt. UTILITY HOSE 39c Hl| > qu.S r, M in t S-tl. DUST PAN Unbreakable PLASTIC 29c Cedarville Hardware Cedarville Phone 6-1941