The Greene County Guardian, May 2, 1957

f T * A \ A b o u t \ y k ) \ |^j Discontinuance of Postal® Y Money Orders wH Banks | Have Had Money Orders For The Cost Johnny Collins, son of Rev. and Mis. John Collins, is ill at his home with the chicken pox. raised the Purina “Fast Start” w ay . .. 825 “borrowed” pigs Compare THE GREENE COIJNTY GUARDIAN May 2, 1957 notes from 1 New Jasper Mrs. EARL WOOLLEY j Phone DR 2-3851 Rev. John Collins attended! the Wilmington District Con- j ference at New Vienne Mon­ day. Tucker. The New Jasper Do-Ettes p r e s e n t e d a s k i t at the Achievement Day program wh i c h was h e l d in Xenia We dn e s d a y . The skit was written by Mrs. Arthur Bahn. Others taking part were Mrs. Winston Bahn, Mrs. Delmer Ma t t h e w s , Mr s . Russell Fudge, Mrs. Dick Jenks, Mrs. Chester Jenks, Mrs. Herbert P e r r y , Mrs. Francis Howe and Miss Wilda Bickett. The NewJasper Fire Depart­ ment was called Sunday af­ ternoon to help the James­ town Fire Department at a fire on the Jeffersonville Pk. The Wayne Kmsley family had recently bought the pro­ perty and were remodeling. Mr. andMrs. Kenneth Dard- ing of Hus s ey Pk. are an­ nouncing the birth of their second son, at Haines Hospi­ tal Friday. Hehas been nam­ ed Jeffery Alan. Mr. and Mrs Fred St. John of New Jasper and Mr. and Mrs. Granville Darding of Beal Rd. are the grandparents. Mrs. Chester Jenks enter­ tained Saturday evening at a birthday supper honoringMr. and Mrs. Charles Ford and Mr. He r b e r t Perry whose birthdays occurred in April. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. F r a n c i s Howe, Mrs. Perry, Eddie and Howe Perry, Ellen, Eileen and Billy Ford, Peggy Goodbar and Bonnie Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sanders had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis and c h i l d r e n of Route 1, Wil­ mington. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford and family had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F o r r e s t e r and two sons of Cincinnati, Miss Peggy Good- bar and Bonnie Smith of New Jasper. A /lc Ga r y Rogers has re­ turned to his base at Arling­ ton, V a ., after a 10-day fur­ lough spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Rogers. Jamestown Bus Flames on US Route 35 Trip Fast-acting Philemon Cap- linger, a driver for the Day- ton and Southeastern Lines, In c., of J ame s t own , was credited with averting trag­ edy when a bus of that line caught fire last week near P l e a s a n t Valley on U. S. Route 35. The bus, wh i c h had just been refueled with 100 gal­ lons at Chillicothe, became a holocaust and backed up traffic for a mile and a half. Flames melted utility wires along the highway. Caplinger's a 11 e n tion was called to the fire by a pas­ senger who smelled smoke. He found a fire in the engine, at the rear of the bus, led 16 p a s s e n g e r s t* safety and called firemen. T imberlake Death Comes Friday at 74 Frank Timberlake died Fri­ day at the L i v e l y Nursing Home in Jamestown. He was 74. A native of Jamestown, Mr. Timberlake had been in failing health several years. He was born here June 27, 1882, the son of Rufus and Elizabeth Sesslar Timberlake and had been a lifelong re­ sident. Surviving are four sisters, Mrs. Ray Williamson, Mrs. Harry Miller andMrs. Frances Carter of Jamestown and Mrs. Ella Sutton of Xenia. Services were held Monday at the Pswers Funeral Home with burial in J a m e s t o wn cemetery. Zero Soft Water Without Rust Stain BUY or RENT Lindsay Automatic Water Conditioners oma© Nationally Advertised, NationaUy Recognized Lindsay-Aero Softwater Serv. 5 W. Wash. St. OR 5-5911 Jamestown » LOW COST TO YOU * 40 FOOT WIDT BUILDING IN ANY LENGTH • ADAPTABILITY TO MAN USES • ATTRACTIVE APPEARANCE • FLEXIBLE ARRANC . UNOBSTRUCTED INTERIOR • LOW M A IN T E N A N l Mr. andMrs. Wendell Smith, HusseyPk., and Mr. and Mrs Robert Bowermaster of New B u r l i n g t o n have returned from a trip to Na s h v i l l e , Tenn. While there they at tended the "Grand Ole Opry” Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dick had as their weekend guests Miss Winnie Black and Miss Vera Jones of Muncie, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Billy Jenks and family of S. Solon were dinner guests Sunday. Mrs. Francis Tidd is recup­ erating at her home following a recent illness. CedarviUe Lumber Co. Lumber and Building Materials CedarviUe Phone 6-1331 WHY WORRY , And Sjfo At Less Cost To You Mr. and Mrs. Ben Webster had as .their d i n n e r guests Sunday Mr. andMrs. Kenneth Mangan and famUy, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Howe anddaugh­ ter and Mr. and Mis. Joseph Parents Chaperone Greeneview’ s Prom The parents and members of Greeneview High School J un i o r s are sponsoring and chaperoning an aftei-Prom e n t e r t a i nme n t on May 3, 1957, or I should say May 4, from 12 midnight to 3 a. m. Dale Wright, a weU-known disc-jockey and entertainer from WING wiU furnish this program. This wiU be fol­ lowed by a breakfast in the cafeteria. gain 1% pounds a day Last year Purina D ealers ‘‘b o r­ row ed” a total of 825 pigs from h °g farmers in their neighbor­ hoods. They fed them for four weeks in their stores . . . on Purina Pig Startena. Here is the record chose pigs made: Average starting a ge ............. 5 weeks Average starting weight........2514 lbs. Average weight at 9 week*. .6416 lb*. Average daily gain................1% lb*. Lb*, pork per 100 lb*. Startena.5516lbs. W hen pigs are only a few days old it's tim e to start crow ding them to make the cheap gains and growth that usually mean extra profit on market day. A sure way to do this is to start pigs on Baby P ig Chow . . . proved by research . . . proved in the feedlot. It takes only one 50-lb. bag per litter. Then switch to Purina Pig Startena through weaning. You should have little trouble beating our “ borrowed pig" record. Put Baby Pig Chow and Pig Star­ tena to w ork for you. These "Fast Start Tw ins" give pigs what they need for fast grow th . . . plus high- level antibiotics for health protec­ tion. Stop in at our Store with the red-and-white Checkerboard Sign and see our“ borrowed pig" dem on­ stration. Then place your order for Baby Pig Chow and Pig Startena. Baby Pig Health Hint— Purina Pig- eltiia is a brand-new health aid to prevent or treat nutritional anemia in suckling pigs. If your pigs are confined to con crete or w ood floors, be sure to get a handy squeeze bottle of Purina Pigem ia at our store. A few squirts every other day on the sow’s udders (about one tablespoonful per sow) w ill protect 30 pigs for the first three critical weeks. QUALITY □ SERVICE FEED PURINA.. •YOU CAN DEPEND ON THE CHECKERBOARI RANDALandSTORMONT FEDCo Miller street CedarviUe Phone SO 6-1031 1 Postal Money Order $.01 to $5 = 10$ 5.01 to 10.00 = 15$ 10.01 to $50 .00 = 25$ 50.01 to $100 = 35$ Bank Money Order $ .01 to $40 .00 = 10$ 40.01 to 100.00 = 15$ 100.01 to 200.00 = 30$ 200.01 to 300.00= 35$ 300.01 to 500 .00= 45$ Over $500 = l/10th of 1% The FARMERS & 1 UUE 8 S Bant Jamestown