The Greene County Guardian, April 18, 1957

THE GREENE COUNTY GUARDIAN April 1 8 ,1957 , OPENING SET SUNDAY. OPENING STARS MIDGETS--Cars like this will go in the opening of Springfield Speed - way Sunday afternoon. Jimmy Florian will be d r i v i n g the famed "stars and Bars" Offenhauser. about people in Jamestown Mrs. MARIE BOYSEL Mrs. Lee Boysel and family Phone OR 5-9491 and in the afternoon visited Mrs. John S t a n f o r t h and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Flax d a ug h t e r Linda spent the and family of Cedarville. weekend with their son, Mr. --------- and Mrs. John Stanforth Jr. Miss Iona Lo u i s e Pugh of and daughter Cheri Lynn at Sandusky will be the Easter Fairborn. Mr. John Stanforth guest of her aunt and uncle, was a guest Sunday. Mrs. Francis Pitstick spent the weekend with her hus­ band, Pvt. Frances Pitstick, who is stationed at Fort Knox, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. singer and Mrs Homer Per- Bliss Smith of Jamestown and Mr. and Mrs. John Cline of Alpha at­ tended a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R i c h a r d Snodgrass and daughter Becky of South Charleston Sunday. The dinner was in honor of the birthdays of Mr. Persing- er and Mrs. Cline. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller had as their d i nn e r guests Thursday Mr. Frank Timber- lake, Mrs.Harold Staley and children and Mrs. Josephine Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. V .J. Pugh. Mrs. Everett Fulk was hon­ ored at a stork shower Wed­ nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Shoemaker of near X e n i a . Those a t­ tending were Mrs. Charles C l i n e and son, Mrs. Guy Easter and son, Mrs. Noah Riggs and d a u g h t e r , Mrs. Ro b e r t Ford and son, Mrs, James Hctrt and family, Mrs. Howard Jacks and daughter, Mrs. Laurence Foster, Mrs, Estel M i l l e r and son, Mrs. Donna Gray, Mrs. Lee Boy­ sel, Mrs. Ralph Spinks, Mrs. Delbert Green, all of James­ town and Mrs. Albert Smith and family of Xenia and Mrs. Zelma Spinks of Dayton. Assisting Mrs. Shoemaker as hostesses were Mrs. Ralph Spinks, Mrs. Fraicis Shoe­ maker, Mrs. Albert Smith and Mrs. Delbert Green. Charged in Car Mishap Here Ruthann Boyd, 31, Spring- field, was fined $5 and costs T u e s d a y night by Mayor F l o yd E. Smith on a State Patrol charge of unsafe oper­ ation. Her car overturned on State Route 72 April 8. She told patrolmen she lost con­ trol of the car on ice. Garden Club Show Staged April 24. "Spring Tonic" is the theme of the J a m e s t o wn Garden Club’s Spring flower show to be staged on Wedne s da y , Ap r i l 24, in the parlors of the J a m e s t own Methodist Church with the Multi-Flora and Verde-Ja Garden Clubs as guest organizations. En­ tries will be judged at 1 p.m. and the showwill be open to the public from 2 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Sanders Hostess for Garden Club Mrs. G e o r g e Sanders was hostess for the April meeting of t h e j a m e s t o wn Garden Club Monday a f t e r n o o n . Members answered roll call with an unusual tree. The business meeting was con­ ducted by president, Mrs. R. L. Haines. The program consisted of "Salute to the Trees" by Mrs. Grover Tobin and "Origin of the Tulip Tree" by Mrs. Ralpli Geis. Mrs. H.D. Fairley prepared an arrangement, "Spring at Last, " which was a crescent arrangement. Mrs. Ha r o l d Lewis brought flower speci­ mens of tulips and narcissus. The group enjoyed a plant exchange. There was one guest, Mrs. Lulu Bargdell, at the meet­ ing- _________________ Pistol Packing Back in Vogue? Jamestown merchants were t a l k i n g about getting out their p i s t o l s and calling a night watch again this week after Smith's Farm and Home Center was hit for merchan­ dise valued at $150 Monday night or Tuesday morning. Leland Smith said merchan­ dise t a k e n included paint, dolls and radio tools. Less than $1 in change also was Extension Clubs Planning Achievement Day April 24 Extension clubs of this area wh e e l to make a piece of will participate in the annual pottery while he talks. Achievement Day from 9:30 Miss Evelyn Langston, di- a.m . to 3 p.m . April 24 at rector of home economics, the Second P r e s b y t e r i a n Nu T o n e Corporation, will Church in Xenia. d e mo n s t r a t e the latest in Registration starts at 9:30; the NuTone Food Center at the p r o g r am at 10. Lunch the afternoon sessions. She will be served at noon by a will show you how to prepare church group. Tickets for the h e a l t h f u l and appetizing l u n c h e o n may be secured foods quickly and easily, during registration period. Other features will be med- Mr. John Klassen, professor i t a t i o n s , special musi c , group singing, a short play­ let, style show "Arond the of art at Bluffton College, will speak during the morn­ ing program, his* subject is Clock in Cottons, " reports, "The Spiritual Meaning of installation of next y e a r ' s taken. 96 Corn Loans in Greene County Made Mr. and Mrs. Harold Staley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Staley and family of Kettering. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ben- net and family of Lucasville were the Sunda y guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fulk Mrs. Eula Loamon and Mrs. Mildred Matthews of Xenia and Reva and Herman Thom­ as of near Jamestown visited Don Leamon, who has been in Wright Patterson Hospital for the past two weeks, Sun- D e l m e r L . Bo n e of the Greene County ASC Office reported 96 county corn loans have been ma d e covering 162,521.14 bushels with a loan value of $239, 157. 55. Nine P u r c h a s e Agreement Contracts have been issued covering 15, 450 bushels. Mr. Bone reminds corn pro­ ducers that April 26 is the last day to make application for farm-stored loan. The 1956 corn l o a n s will mature on July 31, 1957. In accordance with provi­ sions of the 1956 crop corn day. and family. Afternoon guests T „ m „ c f nw n V i r p m a n support program, the Ohio agreement. wer e Mr. and Mrs. Ra l ph J d m e t >tu w n n l K m < u l ..........................-------------- ------- Spi nks and family and Mr. On The Belli and Mrs. Carroll Gray and Jamestown's Volunteer Fire Roger. Department extinquished a --------- blaze at the home of Harold Flaugher, W. Washington st. , shortly after noon Tuesday. A pipe on a gas stove had burned through a basement chimney and a small section of the floor was burned. ASC Committee has deter­ mined that, because of in­ festation by angoumois moth or other insects Greene Coun­ ty producers may not be able to store corn safely for the full s t o r a g e p e r i o d which is through July 31. The State Committee has established an earlier deliv­ ery period, June 7 through June 28 inclusive, in addi­ tion to the regular delivery p e r i o d , during which any producer may voluntarily de- l i v e r c o r n under a farm- s t o r a g e l o a n or purchase Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pick­ e r i ng , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riser and family, Miss Carol Sherdian and Mr. Jerry Jam­ ison, all of Lancaster, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and TIRE SALE Buy First Tire at Regular Price and Get Second Tire For $ 0 9 9 Plus Tax and recappable tire ' S E R V I C E ' lamest own Oil Co. IE. Washington St. Phone OR 5-4951 U» ANDCAMAOIANPAT OFPICK INSTANT DRAIN PIPE CLEANER EMERGENCY j F IRST AID FOR / v DRAINS AND ' v TRAPS ' Camp Instant Drain Pipe Cleaner Regular $ .75 Value iTwo F o rm ;$ 1 2 9— ADAMS- THUMA CD. o f f i c e r s , exhibits and lots and lots of fellowship. Children are welcome. The Snip, S t i t c h and Stir 4-H Club with cooperation of the Wo - He - Lo Home Demon­ stration Club, are going to be baby sitters. Milk will be The Rev. G. C. Reed, Pastor served to children who bring the P o t t e r s Wh e e l . " Mr. K l a s s e n uses his potters' CHURCH s c h e d u l e s JAMESTOWN METHODIST CHURCH Sunday, 6:30 a . m. , Union Sunrise Service, contata en- their own sack lunch, or you may have the children eat titled, " Immo r t a l i t y , " by w-^ the Methodist choir, Robert ■1 ■—-■ Schierloh director; 6:30 a. m ., Cerfar College Easter breakfast for everyone -rJ 'o S p o n s o r but please register so there will be plenty of food. Call OR 5 - 4 3 2 1 or OR 5-9221; 10:30 a. m ., Divine Worship; sermon subject, "Beyond the Last Page. " Baptism of in­ fants and children presented by their p a r e n t s . Special Easter music by the choir. Tuesday, Commi s s i on on finance will meet at 8 p. m. Wednesday, Intermediate Youth Fellowship, 7 p.m . ; Choir rehearsal, 7:30 p. m. ; Conference Woman’sSociety of C h r i s t i a n Service will meet at Hamilton Wednes­ day and Thursday April 24 and 25, Thursday April 25; Official Board will meet at 8 p. m. Donkey Game On April 26 the senior class of Cedarville High S c h o o l will sponsor a donkey basket­ ball g a m e in the College gym. The game will be be­ tween the s e n i o r s and the faculty. We’ re Dealer for A Power Boy Lawn Mowers # • • Now is a GooH Season for ' Pittsburg Paints'' Cantata at Bowersville Church AnEaster Cantata will be pre- R J 1 P f C sented at the Methodist Church W A # 0 n n t# April 19, ("Good Friday" eve- MARKET DIAL GL 3-8471 ning) at 8 P. M. 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