The Greene County Guardian, February 14, 1957

ROY SHELPMAN ..........wins medal. Shelpman Talks Way To Medal Cedarville .College Senioi Roy S h e l p m a n lite ra lly t a l k e d his way through a three-part test to first place in a state-wide speech con­ test at Marietta College last week. The Michigan student, tak­ ing part in the radio portion of the c o l l e g i a t e forensic meet, took the lead honors after delivering a five-min­ ute prepared script, a one minute ad-lib speech, and sight-reading another speech. He was g i v e n a b r o n z e me d a l by D r._William R. Irvine, president of the col- lege. S h e l p ma n is president of the Cedarville college men’s literary society, Alpha Chi. Phone News Tips To The Guardian 4-5091 Deere Readers: We made it back safe and sound from the factory trip. Everybody came home with a personal knowledge ofhow the John Deere products are made. A lot of our friends thought that some of the fine features of the John D e e r e "just_ happened" but it only took a few m i n u t e s in the testing laboratories for them to learn that John Deere is making every effort possible to m a i n t a i n a standard of quality that is the highest in the industry. I think the high point of the trip was the h a l f - d a y we spent on the tractor assem­ bly line--actually watching the t r a c t o r s come to life. From assembly we watched them go into the test .room where every tractor that rolls off the line must pass both drawbar and belt tests before being c 1e a n ed and painted for shipment. In addition to the t r a c t o r factory and testing labora­ tories we also v i s i t e d our h a r v e s t er works, our plow works, our wagon works, and our spreader works. Not o n l y did we see the actual production of today's machines but we also got a p e e k at a few of the ma­ chines of the future. The trip was such a success, everybody felt, that we are a l r e a d y making plans for next year’s journey. --John Evans tvAMS PASM SUPPLY Dial 4 - n a i about people in Jamestown Miss Ruth Goodbar was guest bert of Mr. Carmel Road. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. --------- Holly J e n k i n s and family Mr. Raymond Easley of near Sunday afternoon and eve- Sabina is slowly improving ning. in the Greene M e m o r i a l - - - — Hospital. Mrs. Eva Thomas, daughter --------- Rena and son Herman, Mrs. 1 • 1 1 William Pickens, Mrs, Mary Savory and son Charles were Sunday afternoon callers at ^ r- and ^ rS- ^ Wasson and the h o m e of Mr. and Mrs. son of Ft. T h o ma s , K y ., Nelson Curtis on Rogers Road. sPent Sunday with her par- ______ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mrs. Wilma B a r n e t t and Cotton, children spent the weekend w , . _ . , at the home of Mr. and Mrs, ^ rs’ Harold eSPlJ “ William Bales and son Del- ^ daughter spent Sunday , , with relatives in Tipp City. M Y F M e e t s --------- _ • j . Miss Leola Corn is ill at her Q t P y l e S H o m e h o me and Miss Irma Cres-’ The Y o u t h Fellowship of wel1 is taking her place in the C e d a r v i l l e Methodist ber °fftce> Church met Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr> and Mrs’ Fred butten" Mo n r o e P y l e s with Lynn ber8er Sr- •this Veek atlended Cummi ng s , the president, the ohi0 hardware show in c o n d u c t i n g the business Cleveland, meeting. Discussion was led by the ^ t. and Mrs. H. L. Picker Rev. James Florence. Mrs. itrg last We d n e s d a y were Pyles served refreshments to 8uests at a Preview showinS the group. of Westinghouse appliances _ ____ * for 1957 at Columbus. M i s s K n i s l e y . Mrs. R. B. Koppe was con- Marries Airman fined to her home early this week with a minor illness. J o s e p h M i l l e r D A R M e e t s A t Mr. and Mrs. Noah Knisley, ^ ' Jamestown,"Route 1, are an- i a . 0 0 V 0 S I I O I H 0 n o u n c i n g the marriage of Mrs. O .F. Reeves was hos- their daughter, Janet Lee, to tessforthe February meeting Mr. Joseph F. Miller of Far- of the George Slagle Chapter mersville, Pa., an A/2c at of the Daughters of the A- Wright Patterson Air F o r c e m e r i c a n R e v o l u t i o n of Base in Dayton. Jamestown. The c oupi e were married Mrs. Max Heifner, regent, Feb. 2, in Richmond, Ind., presided. Members answered with only the bride's mothei r 0 l l c a l l with "current e- and brother, David, attend vents. " ing. The new Mrs. M i l l e t Mrs. Ralph George gave at wo r e a gray suit with con- account ofhow George Wash- trasting accessories. ington spent a number of his The bride is a 1955 gradu- own birthdays, ate of G r e e n e v i e w High Desert course was served to School and is now employed the g u e s t s . The valentine at 0 1a n Mi l l s S t ud i o in motif was carried out in the Springfield. decorations. The newly-weds are resid ■ Mrs. He r s e l Long will be in g a t 2 4 C o l l e g e Ave, hostess for the March meet- Springfield. ing. Keep Those Drains dean Xenia Farmers Exchange Co. Don St 0 inor to Toll Group How H 0 Cured Wiring Trouble the greene county GUARDIAN February 14,1957 Page 5 19 MONTHS ... CHARMING daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ball of James­ town is little S h e r r a h Lee Ball. Sherrah is 19 months old. Methodist Men Hosts to Ladies The Greene CountyMetho- dist Men's Group met in the Cedarville MethodistChurch Monday evening. Rqv. Les­ lie Bell, pastor of the Pres­ byterian Church, was guest speaker. It was Ladies Night. Don Steiner of Jamestown will represent Jamestown on a three-county panel of far­ mers d i s c u s s ing electrical ills at the M i a m i V a l l e y F a r m Wiring Clinic at the Xenia Armory next Tuesday at 1:15 p. m. The clinic is sponsored by th e Agricultural Extension Service in cooperation with the Dayton Power and Light Company, for farmers and h om e m a k e r s in Greene, Clinton and Fayette coun­ ties. Program c o m m i t t e e members are Robert Hodson, Clinton County associate a- g e n t , W. W. Montgomery Fayette Co u n t y Agent and E. A. Drake, Greene County D. M. Byg, Extension en­ gineer, will moderate a pan­ el of farmers who will show before and after pictures and tell how they have corrected overload w i r i n g by adding more circuits and larger en­ trance service. Jamestown's representatives has used center pole meter­ ing for overall economy and more efficient operation of electrical equipment. CYPRESS LUMBER R 'JO m u It’sTrue! Yoo’ve never had a bath ntil yea use ZERO SOFT And L ind sav W a te r . . . is. Best! Rust-proof tank . . . guaranteed for life . made of fiberglass . . . only Lindsay has it! (Only Lindsay Has It) All Brass Pipe and Fittings Lifetime Resin Mineral Unconditional Guarantee On All Parts Just Unloaded Ca r of Tidewater Red Cypress Boards l X4 - i n . , 6- i n. , and 8 -in ., Random Length $ 16 per hundred board feet Cedarville Lumber Co. Lumber and Building Materials Cedarville Phone 6-1331 AND You can BUY or RENT from $ 2 7 5 Full Month Lmdsay Aero SOFT WAi'ER Serv 4-&911 5W . Wash. St. Jamestown Open till 9 p. m. Fri. & Sat. New Shipment of LOWnBoy at NEW, LOW PRICES Jamestown Phone 4-4471 Authorized Agent for Clinton, Briggs & Stratton and Wisconsin m o tors- Repairs of all kinds WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS Hall J . Hill Farm Service South, on State 72 at "City Limits Ja jrru » fifnw r* Dhms/a J —n o f l i