The Greene County Guardian, January 31, 1957

Page 6, January 31, 1957 county CUAMMAft A -S L iD IN GW E GO™ A FAST SKID w as o r d e r of the day Monday morning on arearoads and walkways as minor-slick ice turned the day into a whee-for-all. What was one small boy's meat-- Timmy Evans, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Evans of Jamestown--was poison for this truck driver who jacknifed his semi trying to back out,of the old Jeffersonville Pike east of Jamestown. Police said he zigged when he should have zagged. Stalled cars at the bridge east of Jamestown on US 35 backed up traffic deep into town. On highways spoking out in all directions, the treachery of the roads was demonstrated by ditched and stalled vehicles. (Guardian Photos.) Faulkners Host Keystone Class Of Jamestown The Keystone Class of the J ame s t own Friends church held their January meeting last F r i d a y at the home of Mr. and Mis. Arthur Faulk­ ner, Bowersville. A covered dish supper pre­ ceded the business meeting conducted by President Ray­ mo n d Fletcher. A gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fletcher and child­ ren, Miss Hazel Chaffin, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Goodbar and son, Miss H e l e n Fletcher, Miss P h y l l i s Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan McDowell and daughters, Mrs.Eva Tidd, Mrs. Oscar Hyden and son, Mr. Fred Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Faulkner and children. Home Culture The Home Culture Club of Cedarville met last Tuesday at the Cedarville Methodist church wi t h 20 m e m b e r s present. Miss Wilmah Spen­ cer told ofher trip to Europe and illustrated her talk with color slides. Mrs. Alice Jurkat and Mrs. C.E. Masters were hostesses. Ladies of the church served . a salad course and the roll call was answered "What you, like about Mexico. "_______ Deere Readers We have spent a lot of time the past week installing the new Henderson Hoist on our flat-bed truck. This will en­ able us to tip the bed down to ground level, which elim ­ inates the necessity of skids. It also has a hydraulic winch which will pull even a dead tractoronto the truck bed and hold it there safely and se­ curely. We feel this will mean a lot to our customers because we can pick up or deliver a tra­ ctor anywhere safely, with­ out delay. We’ve still some final ad­ justm ents to make on this outfit but we exp ect to be hauling tractors around on it by next week. Incidentally, we sold a new 520 tractor to T h u r ma n Bentley of Shady Grove Farm and a good used B tractor to Laurence Foster, on Quarry : road. —John Evans notes from NewJasper Nineteen men attended the Men's Brotherhood banquet at the New Jasper Methodist church Friday e v e n i n g . A meeting was held following the supper. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bales of Xenia. Roy for Franklin Boots has left a Florida vacation. The Couples Class recently held a covered dish supper at the church. Next meeting will be held Feb. 6. Mrs. C h e s t e r Jenks spent Four p o l i o coffees aiding the Ma r c h of Dimes have been held in the New Jasper area recently. Hostesses h a v e been Mrs. Delmer Matthews of the Long Road, Mrs. Herbert Perry in New J a s p e r , Mrs. Willard Garringer on the Jasper Pike, and Mrs. W i l l i a m Fudge Grieves Road. They were all held last Wednesday after- Saturday and Sunday as the noon. Scout Troop 25 Senior Girl Scout Troop 25 had a chili supper Wednes­ day e v e n i n g at the Scout Room with Lynn Cummings and Lois Thayer as hostesses. A f t e r s u p p e r , the girls worked on copper and cer­ amic j e w e l r y . Next week the troop goes to Springfield for supplies and will return to the Scour room for supper with Kay Murphy and Vir­ ginia Cahill as hostesses. Family Honors Mrs. Hughes A surprise dinner was given for Mrs. Wi l b u r Hughes of "Jamestown l a s t Wednesday at her home by her children. After dinner a large birth­ day cake and ice cream was served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Per- singer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lillich, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hughes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jacks and' f am i l y , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans and family and Mr. and Mrs. David Leslie. Mrs. Hu g h e s ' daughter and son- in-law from Miamisburg, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Fields, were unable to be there. G S m themse with MW Form luroou PIG PRE - STARTER Promote faster gains and better h ea lth .. .encourage pigs to start on solid feeds sooner... with new Farm Bureau Pig Pre-Starter Pellets. This pelleted pre-starter con­ tains 10 0 grams of anti-biotics per ton for protection against disease; the result is faster, more economical gains. It's sweet and palatable... pigs really make hogs of themselves. Low in cost, too. One 50-lb. bag starts 15 to 20 pigs. That's only 15£ to 18£ per pig--about hail a cent per day. TEST IT YOURSELF FOR 5 DAYS. Put a trial supply in one end of trough with some feed you’ve been using in the other end. See how pigs go for new Farm Bureau Pre-Starter pellets. GfcEENE COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSN. __ XENIA Bellbrook Ave. & Walnut St. Xenia, O. Ph. 2-3541 BOWERSVILLE Short and Xenia Pb- 3-85CI * SeeBOBm e n For your best deal on a new, 1957 BUICKeePONTIAC And used cars, too. CLELLAND MOTORS London Jamestown Pit. U1-22311 Ph. 48811 A Great Book Too Write EVANS FARM SUPPLY Dial 4-7831 Yonnelf! When a successful author starts to write a big book he he realizes it is a formidable task. So he sets a certain time of the day to do his writing... and no matter what else he may think he has to do, he works on his book REGULARLY every day at that time. He succeeds where others fail. It’s the same with successful saving. If you put it off you’ll never arrive at your goal. But if you save the same amount regularly here every payday no matter what e lse you may think you have to do with the money... then you’ll be a successful saver! Start Saving NOW at Cedarville Federal ■ & mmi 1957 FORD TRUCKS comehi. i These Cars Must Go So they’re Priced R igh t '56 FORD $2395 Victoria.. Fordomatic.. . R&H.. . Blue and white.. . Plenty Extra!.. '55 CHEVROLET $1395 ”210” 4-door sedan-radio and heater - white walls-beautiful blue finish '55 DODGE $1995 Custom Royal Lancer, hardtop-auto, trans. All the Extras.. .Only 9,000 miles '54 FORD $1495 Victoria.. . Two Door.. . Lots of Extras '54 HUDSON $1295 Hornet Special-gold and white-2-door- ■ auto, trans. -Sharp! '53 STU DEBAKER $695 Champion. Overdrive, Club Coupe. Heater A fine economical Car '53 FORD $1095 Station Wagon.. . . Overdrive... Carries nine passengers. '50 FORD $295 Club Sedan.. . Powerful V-8 engine.. . a steal at only RAMBO-YODER FORD 8If. Li St 4-8821 Ohio