The Greene County Guardian, March 14, 1957

Page 8 March 14,1957 th eg rm m county GUARDIAN ■— ■ — ' 11 ' " r ■ " t uthorized econditioned ngines , parts & R E P A I R S fa Dm Pb* FFA Officers Attend Session At London School Officers of the Bowersville- efferson and the Greeneview High S c h o o l FFA Chapters attended an officers' training session Tuesday at the Lon­ don High School vo-ag de­ partment. Officers of the Bowersville chapter attending were Neal Gr e g o r y , president; Roger Earley, vice president; Don­ ald Guthrie, secretary, and J a c k Gallagher, Treasurer. Kenneth Lowmiller is vo-ag instructor there. m m *79 ,000 SEWAGE PLANT. SERVING JAMESTOWN--NEW FACILITY—This $79. 000 sewerplant ex ­ pansion can be seen in the over-all view. The plant addition nearly is complete. With a few minor jobs to be finished, the new plant soon will give Jamestown one of the most modern disposal plants for a community its size in the state of Ohio. (Guardian Photo.) Oil Co. E. Washington St. 4-4951 Wedding Invitation Line The Guardian S. Limestone PH. 45091 Plus Installation and tax Arehart Healing Plmriblng Bowersville 3-8661 Rambo-Yoder Ford Phone 4-8821 Jamestown, Ohio Gardeners Plan Show IT’S A . . . SON--Born to Mr. and Mrs. D e l b e r t Combs, Route 1, Waynesville, Tuesday. The baby boy weighed 9 pounds and 3 ounces. He was born at Ha i n e s Hospital in James­ t own . Mrs. Comb s is the former Rosemary Kingsolver. DAUGHTER-- For Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Herarld, 202 W. Market St . , Xenia. The ba­ by was bo r n Wednesday at Haines Hospital and weighed seven pounds. B O Y - - T o Mr . and Mrs. Charles Wilkinson, Route 5, W i l m i n g t o n . The baby, weighing eight pounds, was born Monday at Haines Hos­ pital. The mother is the for­ mer Kathleen Lundy. GIRL—Born last Tuesday at Haines Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Lorenzo, 164 Hill Street, Xenia. She weighed six pounds and 12 ounces and has been named Katherine Sue. Plans for the flower show at the Greene County Fair were ma d e l a s t week as the 17 clubs of the Greene County Federation of Garden Clubs met at Xenia. Among appointments made by Mrs. Royal J a c k s o n of Fairborn, the federation pre­ sident, were J a m e s t o w n ’s Verde-Ja and Multi Flora as co-chairmen of the passing irrangemet Verde-Ja and Multi Flora as co-chairmen of the passing arrangements for the exhibits. Meanwhile, another con­ s e r v a t i o n poster contest is being sponsored by the fed­ eration with the aid of the conservation o f f i c e . Fifth and s i x t h grade students in the county schools will take part. I n c l u d e d in the planning committee to meet with the conservation office were the Jamestown Garden Club and the G r e e n e Cedar Garden Club. It was announced that the next meeting of District 16, wh i c h met l a s t month at Jamestown, would be at the First Me t h o d i s t Church at Wilmington on April 11. Cedar Officers Of WSCS Off to Detroit Meeting Mrs. Da v i d Reynolds and Mrs. Wilbur Wisecup, Cedar- v i l l e , and Mrs. Paul Irey, X e n i a , left We dn e s d ay morning for Detroit, M ich., to attend the North Central Jurisdiction meeting of the WSCS. The meeting will be held in the Central Metho­ dist Church in Detroit. These women are officers of the Wilmington District of the Ohio Conference. Sagraves Host 2-H Bible Class The 2-H Bible Class of the CedarvilleUnited Presbyter­ ian Church met at the home ofMr. and Mrs. Alva Sagraves Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stevens were co- hostess. The scripture for the devo­ tional period was Romans 8: 31<-39. After the b u s i n e s s meeting t h e r e was a white elephant sale. Refreshments were s e r v e d to 25 members. B O Y - - F o r Mr. and Mrs. William St. John, Jamestown, »•' Rou t e 1. He was bom last • Thursday at Haines Hospital. • He weighed nine pounds and J was named Barry Lee. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST - - Silver grandmother bracelet in Jamestown Tues­ d a y . Has four dime-sized discs, on •heart-shaped. Mrs. Pauline Howley, 4-7431. It toM f» 1AMES10WH Bargain Days 1950 DODGE Meadowbrook 4 -D oor Fluid D rive , Heater New Seat Covers Bowersville Girl Wins County Essay Contest Mae Johnston of Xenia Cen­ tral High School, May Page of X e n i a Ea s t Hi gh and George McMichael of Bell- brook High School. Company Honors Ray Dunlap B o we r s v i l l e 's Raymohd Dunlap has been honored by the Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Co. , for his "our- s t a n d i n g accomplishment and public service. " He re­ cently returned from Syra­ cuse, N. Y. where he attend­ ed the a nnu a l leaders club meeting of the company. And Lamar Nelson Gaye of ' Cedarville copped the award for Cedarville High School. Other school winners in the county i n c l u d e d Bradford Riddle of Beavercreek, Janet j WE OFFER Miss America’s 82 Gallon John Wood HOT WATER HEATER One Week Only Carolyn Abbott, Jamestown Route 2, won the 1956 Greene Co un t y Soil Essay Contest, it was announced Thursday by officials of the Soil Con­ servation District. Miss Abbott won the contest at Bowersville Jefferson High School and copped the county crown, too. Second place in! die c o u n t y trials went to Mo l l y P o r t e r of Yellow •Springs. Third spot went to Carolyn Moran, Xenia Route 3, who was the wi nne r for Xenia St. BrigidHigh School. Jim Johnston, SouthCharles­ ton Route 2, was the Greene­ view High S c h o o l winner.