Greene County Journal, Volume 78, Numbers 3-10

Thursday, February 24, 1955 GREENE COUNTY JOURNAL PAGE TWO SOCIETY NEWS r& ff. +:* :0£*^mms0m t0mm i0ms0tm0a0% Jamestown News Tl)(> KYN Club met, ill the home, . . . of mu ; p.ml Rife last Friday a fte r-! Mr. and Mrs, Ado Breakfleld were noun with nineteen members pro 1Monday afternoon guests of Mr, and M-m (Mrs, Rapcr Jones and Ronnie and Mr,; Mantm Wddman, president, i Mrs. Lcttlc Jones, presided for The busim ;is hour. A j . . . vi uii*r from a valentine was read j Weekend tmesis of Mr. and Mrs. for the roll call. j C.B. Pickering and family, were, Me. Fred Wiibuiu and Mrs. Ro-j Mrs, Billy Bush, of Washington C.H„ belt Town;,ley led the group !jimmy But?,, of South Charleston, playing ehaiadr, and writing or- jand Ed Pickering, of Columbus. Urinal valentine verses. Mrs, II. O, Lewis is visiting a few days in, Columbus, with her sister, Mrs, Donna Dorn. • • 9 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Thompson and daughters. Mr, and Mrs. Willis Glass and Mr, and Mrs. G. M, Jenks left Sun­ day for New Orleans, La,, where they will attend the MardI Garl, and from there will go to Florida to spend several weeks, • * * Rev. and Mis. Harry Arthur and family, and Miss Patty Hart visit­ ed with relatives in Hillsboro, Sun­ day Max Heifner, Mrs. Roy Powers, Mrs, Sunday for two weeks vacation in Florida. Mrs. Eugene Craddock and chil­ dren, of Cuyahoga Falls, returned home Sunday after spending the past two weeks visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Swear­ ingen and family • Sunday evening guests of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Heifner and family, were Mrs. Nelle Sheley, of Dayton Mr, and Mrs, William Crawford and family, of Fairborn, and Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hoos and family, of Alpha, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Eger and family, of Cincinnati, and Miss Donna Evans, of Osford Were week­ end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Clarence An Ice e.uir.v* was served by the hostess. • * * Pen one Is Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Charles spent the weekend in Dayton with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Charles and B. F. Garman. The Friendly Gardner’s Club of Yellow Springs will meet at tiro home of Mrs. William Struowing, Fairfield Pike, with Mrs. Howard Brown and Mrs. Kingsley Smith co-hostesses. Roil rail will be answered with “Now Bulbs I Have Planted for the Spun::" Mrs. Robert Fulton will conduct the devotions. There will be a general discussion on planting and caring for bulbs. Hospital slippers will be made for child patients of the Greene Me­ morial Hospital, • • • The Wesley Class met at the Ce- darville Methodist Church last Sun­ day evening for a covered dish supper with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Agnor hosts. The tables were de­ corated in patriotic colors with flags and sllhousettes of Washing­ ton ns centerpieces. Following the supper hour, Mrs. Carl Ritenour, president, presided lor the business meeting. A social hour was enjoyed by those present. The next meeting will be March 20 with Mr, and Mrs. John Mills as hosts. Mr. and Mrs.*Robert St. John, of Dayton, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rtiper Jones, and Ronnie and Mrs. Lottie Jones. Add­ itional Sunday dinner guests were ai C and Mrs. Carl Brown, and Deb­ bie, of Jeffersonville, who left on Monday for Hill Air Force Base, Salt Lake City, Utah, Mr, and Mrs, * • *: • Mrs. Marion Benson, of Xenia, Mrs. Paul Ferguson, of Spring Valley, Mrc. Hay McDonald and Mrs. Russel Mills, of Jamestown, attended Preble County Farm Bu­ reau Woimn Tea, held at the St, Paul Methodist Church, a t Eaton, Monday afternoon. • • • The I.ead -is Sunday school class of the Friends Church will meet in tiie chut eh annex, Friday evening, Feb. 25, at 7.30 for a covered disli supper. * * » MT. TABOR . . . LEROY HOLLINGSWORTH Correspondent Mr, and Mrs. Charles Walton, Jr,, and family, of Beavertown and Mrs. Julia Ellen Badgley, of Chicago, were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr, and Mrs. Roscoe Beal. • • • Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson, of Xenia, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kyle. • • • Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Hormell and family, of New Burlington spent Saturday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Haines. • • * i Misses Zora and Beulah Rose Mr and Mrs Jesse Pickering a n d ,Jones, of Dayton, spent the week- daughter, Judy, of Wilmington, end with their parents, Mr, and Mrs, i-peut Sunday with Mrs. Lonna .James Jones. Jones. • • • * * * . Mr. and Mrs, Owen Gray and Parks Fields, sen of Mr. and family, of Port William were Sun- Mis Kenneth Fields lias been ill day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs, at Ids hab, ‘ for th<‘ -nsl two weeks'Ernest Beal and family. with the mumps CABINETS FORMICA BUILT AND INSTALLED MARVINBOASE Phone 6-2228 CEDARVILLE, O. 9 9 9 I Mrs, Ella Morris and family, of near Sabina, were Sunday dinner Tiesis of Mr. and Mrs. D, A, Powers. • • m t ' Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jones, Bpcnt Sunday with her parents, Mr. and ■Mrs- Fred Powers, of near Wilming­ ton, • • • The “Busy Home Makers” de­ monstration group of Paintersville and vicinity met in the home of Mrs. D. A, Powers, Wednesday afternoon. A week of Dedication services ' will be held in the local church on Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Rev. Frank Cooley will have charge of ,the meeting. I A rainbow of colors for Ford* See Hugh Inc. Yellow Springs. Pd Adv. • P. T. 0* SUPPER • AT NORTH GREENEVIEW SCHOOL WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1958 FROM 5:30 TO 7:30 P. M* ADULTS $1.00 CHILDREN 65c STEAK AND ESCALLOPED CHICKEN PAINTERSVILLE Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Ellis who were married recently have returned from a trip to Miami, Fla, They are residing at the home of the brides parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Thomas Sanders, of New Jasper. Mr, Ellis is engaged in farming, Mr. and Mrs, *FJoyd Helm! and family, and Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Heinz were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Stewart and fam­ ily, of Richmond, Ind. Later in the afternoon tlioy were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Allan Craig, of Flquo. • *' • FJr, and Mrs, Ray McDonald spent Sunday with Mrs, Russel Mc­ Donald and baby at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blair, of Dayton. • 9 ■ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woolery en­ tertained Council No, 10 of the Greene County Farm Bureau Wed­ nesday evening. * • • Mrs. Bessie Hall, of Xenia, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Devoe, • • • Harper Devoe, formerly of near Paintersville is a patient at Lively Nuring Home since, Feb. 6. • O • PAINTERSVILLE NEW S ............... Mrs. Ray McDonald, chairman of Greene County Farm Bureau Wo­ men's Commitee, attended a train­ ing meeting in Columbus last Mon­ day and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Linton have arrived home from Long Beach, Calif., where they visited their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Linton. Enrouted home Mr. and Mrs. Linton visited the formers brother and sister-in-law, Dr, and Mrs. Frank Linton in Princeton, Ky. Busy Homemakers Club met Wed­ nesday afternoon with Mrs, Dan Powers. Plans for future activities were discussed. Refreshments were served by the hostess to 12 members and 4 children present. Quests Sunday‘afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Elden Heinz and sons, were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moebus, of Bowerville, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Faulkner, and Mrs. Frank Carter Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Newman will move soon to the Wilbur Woods farm on Hussey pike, it was vacat­ ed by Mr, and Mrs. Aubrey Woods, Baking - Sewing Contest At Grange Hall The Jamestown Gkange Home Economics commitee announces that the baking contest and sewing contest will be held a t the grange hall, Thursday evening, March 3 Baking contest consist of apple sauce cake receipe Is as follows; 'A C. buutcr, 1 C. unsweetened thick apple sauce, I tsp, soda, 1 C, cut raisins, A tsp. salt, 1 C, sugar, 1 egg, 2W C. flour, Vt tsp. clmmon, 'A tsp. cloves, 1/8 tsp. nutmeg. Cl-earn bupter and )iugar, add whole beaten egg, mix, add apples- sauce, add raisins, alternately with dry mixture. Sift dry ingredients and add, beaten untill smooth. Bake in a loaf at 325 degrees for about oric hoUr and twenty minutes. Sug­ gestions; strain applesauce to avoid lumps, wash drain and dry raisins to remove sticky element and roll lightly in flour, Use pan approxi­ mately 5''x9”. Sewing contest consists of cotton kitchen curtains, any style for adults over 21. Cotton duster, a type of house­ coat for young ladies 21 or under. Cotton "squaw” (tiered) skirt for misses 10 to 14 inclusive There will also be a hooked rug contest. Grange members are asked to please take part in these contests. Prizes will be awarded to the winn­ ers. Refreshments will be served. Mr. and Mrs, Willis Ooodbar and f l f f i p p r e F la n f a H n f fnmlly spent Sunday afternoon with VI I IUBI o CICulCU a I Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Russell and chil­ dren. David Goodbar ill at his home several days last week- • • • Mrs. Jean Shaw was hostess to the Pyln Circle of the Presbyterian Church last Tuesday evening at her home with Mrs. Dorothy Gohl ass­ isting her. Mrs, Gohl led in the devotions for the evening. Mrs, Richard Smi- llc was In charge of the program. • • • Mr. Fred Hockenberry of Plketon, Ohio spent the past two weeks with Ids sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mi’s, James Wills, • * • Miss Carol Stone 6f Steubenville Ohio and Miss Carol Campbell, Mother’s of Twins Club. Mrs. Tom Harner was elected as an officer of the Mothers of Twins1 Mr, and, Mrs, J, O. Ferryman Club when it met for its second spent the past weekend in Oolum- mceting last Thursday evening a t bus with their daughter and family, the home of Mrs. Ray Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Orris Osman, Mrs. 891 N, Galloway St„ Xenia. Mrs. Elizabeth Osman of Xenia accom- Harner will serve ns treasurer of punled them, tho organization. j Other officers elected were Mrs. > Mrs. A. E, Richards, who has Richard Rue, president; Mrs, Her- been a patient at the Oreene Me- nmn Adams, vice president; and mortal Hospital, was returned to Mrs. Richard Lovett, secretary, her homo lost Sunday, Mrs. Hamer is the only member . . . who is tho mother of identical Mr, and Mrs, Jolly Keenan are twins, announcing tho birth of a son at A member of the Dayton Mo- tho Greene Memorial Hosiptal last thera of Tv/ins Club, Mrs. Earl Thursday. Cramer, was guest speaker for the evening. ! Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wlsecup The group will meet tho third sDetot last Sunday in Piqua with -i Thursday of each month. The next their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. students at Ohio State University,!meeting will be at the home of James Wlsecup and Phillip, spent the past week-end with MissiMr8_ Herman Adams, Xenia. Campbell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ramey Campbell. CEDARVILLE NEWS Rev. Gene Winans and Rev, El- wood Rose of Jamestown attended the District Minister's meeting held at Bethel, Ohio on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilburn and daughter Janice, Mrs. Jerry Wil­ burn and Mrs. And! Cornell of South Solon visited with Mrs. Vic­ tor Hargraves at the White Cross Hospital, Columbus. Mrs. Cornell Is the sister of Mr. Wilburn. * • * Mrs. Ralph Spahr was hostess to the Home Culture Club last Thursday afternoon at her home. .IcOailistor’s Attend So. Charleston Ps/lseting A trustee meeting will be held March , at 7:00 p. m. in the scolal rooms of the United Presbyterian Church. 9 9 9 The weekly prayer meetihg will be held Wednesday evening at 8:00 p. m at the United Presbyterian Church. • • • Paintersville W.S.C.S. will unite with Bowersvllle and observe the Worlds Day of Prayer at Bower­ svllle Methodist Church, Friday, Feb. 25. „ ; ,, u u u m . i , ' Mr. and Mrs. Greer McCallister Mrs. Curtiss Hughes, president, The Rebekah's held their regular wcre gucsts Sundav evcnlng of Am. presided at the business meeting, meeting at the IOOF Hall last crl(jnn Leglon pQgfc 176 South ch a r. Roll call was answered by members Thurssday evening. Noble Grand, ^ t o n a(. t three-course dinner with the naming of their favorite Elizabeth Snook, presided for tho <honoring the ladies of their Auxi- bird. f business hour. Commlttese were Uary Unit About G5 members and A best seller book, ''Love is Efc- named for serving of the Greenegllests enjoyed the delicious meal emal” by Irvine Stone, was re- County Girl Scout Council in April, whlch had been entirely planned, viewed by Mrs. Hazel Ramsey. M is.' Birthdays honored were Marie prepared and served by the Lcgion- Ramsey* spoke more-on the life and Wisecup, Blanche Huffman, Vir- n!lireS. The tables had beenbeau- influence of Mary Todd Lincoln ginla Gardner and Naomi Van- tifully decorated, and each quest than on Abraham in reviewing the Tress, 'received a small potted house plant book. A poem on Lincoln was read : The congregation of the First a gjft from the Legion Post, by Mrs. Anna Barlow. ' jPresbyterian Church are planning Mrs. A. l . Inskeep was Toastmistress A dessert course was served by a reception to honor Rev. and Mrs. f0r the affair, and introduced Com- the hostess, assisted by Mrs. C. W. p ' Wilbert Sterner on March 9, at mender Wayne Bradds, who wel- Stcele, in keeping with the valen­ tine Season. Miss Pickering Honered On 16th Birthday Miss Rita Pickering was guest of honor at a supper party Sunday evening, honoring her 16th birthday, at the home of her parents. The hostesses were her mother, Mrs. Donald Pickering and Mrs. Earl Gerard. Guests present were members of the M. Y. F. class of the Jamestown Methodist Church. They were Joy­ ce Corbett, Winifred Oshner, Doris Jean Wigal, June Brandel, Linda Lewis, of Xenia, Ann Gerald, Becky Rose, Rev. and Mrs. Elwood Rose, Billy Haines, Patrick Henry, Dennis McGlaun, Billy Sutton, Eugene Hyer, Teddy Sesslur, Pat Phipps, Lohr Pickering, and the hostesses, Mrs. Pickering and Mrs. Gerald. Clarence Cavender and son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford and son, Rev, Gene Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Goodbar, Mrs* Eva Tidd, Mrs. Oscar Hyden, Miss Hazel Chaffin and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner and family.' Don Lynn Pickering, Seaman App., son of Mr, and Mrs. Donald Pickering W. Washington St„ who sent to him. has been 1 the U. S. Navy Hosp­ ital, Charleston, S. C„ the past four weeks is much Improved and wishes to thank his many friends and re­ latives for their cards and letters’ Birthday Party Honors Bruce Pickering Bruce Pickering son of Mr* and Mrs, Carl Pickering was honored at a birthday party at the home of his parents, Sunday afternoon. This was his 12th anniversary, Mrs. Billy Bush, of Washington C. H., led the group in several games and contests. They ployed "Find The Leader,” "When I Go To New York,” and many other games* Prizes were won by Lauana Barker, and Jeff Powers, Larry Pierson, Bruce Pickering, Larry Persinger, Paul Reid and Billy Swaim. Those present were Jimmy Butz, of South Charleston, Stevie Hetzler, of Cedarville, Harold Flaugher, Philip Tidd, Gary Martin, Billy Swaim, Roger Reese, David Shaw, Larry Persinger, Jeff Powers, Ela­ ine Harris, David Milstead, Paul Reid, Lauana Barker, Ronald Moss- man, Larry Pierson, Rebecca Tur­ ner Sandra Smith, Juleah Whitting- toti, Carol and Bruce Pickering, Mr* and Mrs. Walter Sollars, and Mn. Billy Bush, of Washington, C, H, Mr. and Mrs, Pickering and sons, Ford and Eddie. Coffee Club Meets At EasterHome Mrs. Guy Easter entertained me­ mbers of the Coffee Club a t her home Wednesday evening. The sub­ ject of "Interior Decorating” was discussed by the group. Those present to enjoy the even­ ing and the lovely refreshments were Mrs. Paul Clark, Mrs, Robert Heifner, Mrs. William Lockwood, Mrs. Robert O’Bryant, Mrs. Rich­ ard Thompson, Mrs. Harold Chaffin and one guest, Mrs, Donald Martin. j f i L 'I J Sandwiches and coffee were serv- n C tc ird C Q O h liC lrCn ed by the hostesses, Fay Wilburn, and Elizabeth Snook, 7:30 p. m. at the church. !corned the guests, and Mrs. William Friends of the Stemers are cord- Gee, President of the Unit, who ially invited to share the evening responded. With the congregation. | Mrs. Inskeep then called upon * * * [Mrs. McCallister, as Third District Lowell Abels, a student a t Ohio;president, who spoke briefly. The State, was home for the past week­ end. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Abels. main address was given by Mr*. Lee MOore, Department Secretary, from anesviile, who spoke on "The American Legion—the Voice of Am- Miss Alberta Owens, Cedarville (erica,” Mrs. Moore was accompanied First Grade Teacher, is a patient jto South Charleston by the Assist- at the Greene Memorial Hospital, ant Department Secretary, Anne • * * - Eschelmann, also from Zanesville. Dan Bailey was home for last week-end. The Cedarville Chapter of the Eastern Star observed Obligation Night a t the regular session last Monday evening at the masonic Hsfll. Following the business hour, re-; freshments were served in the so- clol rooms by Mrs. Lulu Harner, Mrs. Treva Randall and Mrs. Mary Pickering. Kensington Club Hold Meeting The Kensington Club met a t the home of Mrs. Fred Clcman lost Thursday evening with Mrs. Ho­ ward Turnbull, assisant hostess. Mrs. R, T. Williamson, president, presided. The husbands of members were Invited guests for the evening. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Dobbins were guest speakers for the even­ ing's program. Mrs. Dobbins gave j a travel talk of their recent trip to Keystone Class Meets At Faulkner Home iCouncil Meets j The Greene County Council fori {Retarded Children will hold a pu-lCalifornia and Mr. Dobbins spoke [bile meeting a t 8 p. m. in the new [on the Soil Conservation Confer­ ence which he attended. A dessert course was served with patriotic and valentine appoint­ ments. 1library building lit Fairborn on i [March 3, I Mr, Austin H, Shelton, rehabili- Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Faulkner, of tation councilor for Montgomery and Bowersvllle, entertained members, Greene Counties with the Vocatlon- or the Keystone Sunday class of the Jaj Rehabilitation Bureau will be the Jamestown Friends Church, at their ■main speaker. This bureau handles home Friday evening for a covered both state and federal vocational dish supper, j rehabilitation work In this area, Tire business meeting was i n :A fnm wm preCede the talk by Mr. charge of the president, Mrs. Oscar Shelton, covering the state and Hyden and Miss Hazel Chaffin led (foderal program for rehabilitation of the devotions. the hand Icappcd youth. Also on the Those present were Mr. and Mrs.; program will be a report by the Morgan McDowell and daughters, *council Executive Board on the Fred Lewis, Richard Knlck, Mr, and ; orccnc County education program Mrs. Francis Tidd, Mr, and Mrs..for mentally retarded children. Warren Tidd and children, Mr, and j ^ Mrs, Joe Swigart, Miss Ruth Good- Wo have good used cars too, bar, Mr, and Mrs. Claude Cot, Mr, Hughes Ford Inc, Yellow Springs, and Mrs. Lawrence Knlsley, Mrs. p t|. Adv. I l k * » ■ » / < • ADVANCE CLUB ........................... Mrs, C, E, Pickering was hostess to members of the Advance Club a t her home, Monday aflcroon. Two vejy interesting papers were given by Mrs. Lawson Reid and Mrs. C. E. Thuma. They were "Local Fac- torics”, and "Industry Selected,” Th« paper read by Mrs. Thuma was pre­ pared by Mrs. O. F. Reeves, Those present were MS*. Roy Gosrlcll, Mrs, J, E. Syferd, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Thurman Tidd left Charles Reeder, Mrs. Lawson Reid, Mps. Braden Smith, Mfs, Bliss Tam thing* into i»«i aaah, ha it hama*c hantars, fnm, sr in ssan . Raw m ad with K i H i m Owr *d* at* MUftf OtU • • ,^kMH Blue Star Mothers Hosts to Southwest District The Greene County Chapter No. 11 Blue Star Mothers will be hosts! to the Southwest District for a* School of Instruction, Thursday,! February 24, a t the First Presbyter- j tian Church, Market and King St., j Xenia Ohio. The session will con- f vene a t 10 a. m. and a noon lunch­ eon will be served by the Mary Circle of t.he Church, Guests for the day will include Mrs, Juanita Reeves. State Pres­ ident of Blue Star Mothers, and Mrs. Bertha Haske, first, vice presi­ dent of the State, Mrs. Reeves and Mrs, Haake are residents of Day- ton. Mrs. Nellie Anderson, is pres­ ident of the Greene County Chap­ ter. Introducing the speaker will be Mr. Dwight Brown, Executive Sec­ retary of the Xenia Chamber of Commerce, Friday evening the Dayton Chap­ ter No. 5£ will be hosts for a Civil Defense Program.' Leather Scores Hit At Auto Show fci. .7*.* ..... ...... One of the features at the Chicago Automobile Show which caused a tremendous amount of comment was the new use fouhd for genuine leather. This material was evident in many shades and finishes. It showed tho most modem development of the tanners* art. Not only were many of tho cars upholstered completely in leather or in combination with Pylon and other fabrics, but many of the models such as the young lady shown here were also attired in the latest fashions in leather garments to match, Genuine leather has always been known for its.durability but now with now methods nn>l rww techniques, it is being chosen for upnolstery material, as n.Uj.v for its beauty as for its durability,