Greene County Journal, Volume 78, Numbers 3-10

Thursday, January 20, 1955 GREENE COUNTY JOURNAL PAGE FIVE Bowersville News present, ! Contests were conducted and; Iprizes were won by Miss Anne Fray- , ___ _ i ne. Mrs. R.C. Haley and Miss M51- i MRS. CATHERINEHAUGHEV. ^ Dcard(wh,ch Uley presented( Correspondent ‘ . f ,to the bride, j Ice cream, cake coffee and mints, THE BAFFLES THIS SCARP I GOT FOR CHRISTMAS IS TERRIBLE. I'MGOINGTO EXCHANGE IT FOR SOMETHING BETTER. Mrs, Johnston Hostess ; were served after which the brjde , i opened her many lovely gifts and « . n i I i thanked each donor individually, ■' 10 b e w m g 1/lUD Guests present were Mrs. Joe Daugh- Mrs. Donna Johnston opened her erty and daughter, Mrs. Paul Daugh- ' home to her sewing club, Tuesday, for an all day meeting. A cover dish dinner was enjoyed andthe rest of the day was spent sewing and visiting. Members present were Mrs. Betty Seaman and children, Mrs. Charlotte Mason and children, Mrs. Ruth Meddock, Mrs. Ella Davis, Mrs. Marie Smith and Mrs. Jcnn Pickering. erty, of South Solon, Misses Anne and Marie Frayne, of Washington C, H., Mrs, Hazel McKUlip, of ’ Springfield, Mrs. Carl Arehart, Mrs j Charles Slieridnn) Miss Marguerite: Nlckols, Mrs. Corwin Day, Mrs,; Roger Huughey and daughter, Mrs. { Marvin Jones, Mrs. Darrell Leslie,! Mrs. Austin Bell, Mrs, Scott Down- i IIng, of Wilmington, Mrs, Kenneth I Gi Benefits Available To New Enlistees Woods and daughters, Mrs. Dlllic ,Turner, Mrs, James Dwyer, and; ) daughter, Mrs. Leeman Cline, Miss i Mildred Beard, Mrs. Donald Brndds, Mrs, Floyd Helnz^ Mrs. Wilbur The following GI Bill Benefits J Beard, Mrs. Charles Blakeley, Mrs.‘ will be available to Individuals en- j Robert Haley, of Port William, Mrs., listing in the Air Force on or before, Philip Sheridan, Mrs. Orland Reed,, January 31 of this year, it was an- |Mrs‘ John Kirk, Mrs. Gerald Bock,! nouncedd today by Technical Ser-|Mrs. Traverse Pendry, Mrs. George j geant Thomas R. Bickel, Command- jMeddock, Mrs. James Kelly, Mrs.! or of the Local Air Force Recruit- j George Sheridan, Miss Ellen Dwyer, i ing Office located nl the Post Office Mrs’ A- W. Archart, Mrs. Marlon ! Devoe, of Daytont Mrs, Thomas Waldron and daughter, Mrs. David I’MWITHWXJ,SIR.THESE SCARFSARE PITIFULN DESIGNANOARE THIRD-RATE| MERCHANDISE.THEMANAGERTHATAL­ LOWEDSUCHAN ITEMTOBESOLD IN THIS STORE SHOULD BE FIRED/ I'MBURE YOU AGREE! American Legion Auxiliary Meets Farm Bureau Met A t Stover Home The Third Round Table meet­ ing of the American Legion Auxi­ liary Third District was held Tues­ day at Pappy’s Kitchen In Dayton, with 35 women present, eighteen Units represented. Mrs. Greer McCalUster President of the Dis­ trict, presided at the meeting. Ten| Auxiliary mqmebqrs were present form Greene County. Thursday evening Mrs. McCallistcr shared honors with the American Legion I Department Rehabilitation Chalr- : man, Robert Konkler of Trotwood, when both were speakers at a Joint meeting of Post and Unit 200j of Dayton. The Farm Bureau Councill No. 8 met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Stover last Saturday evening for their regular monthly meeting, Mr. Elmer Welch of the Farm Bureau Office, Xenia was a guest of the evening; Mr. Welch and Mr. Stover led a general discussion on "Accidents—When are Farmers Liable?". Mr. Welch Is the field representative for the Farm Bur­ eau Insurance Company for the Greene and Warren County areas. Refreshments were served by. the hostess at the close of the discus­ sion. U N D S A Y ^ m * ! Building, Xenia, Ohio, 1. Home Farm, or Business loans: 2. Vocational Rehabilitation for the Davis, Mrs. Ona Smith and Mrs. Disabled: 3. Compensation or Pen­ sion: 4. Medical, Hospital and Dom­ iciliary Benefits: 5. Burinl Benefits: C. Automobiles for the Seriously Ona Warnock Mr. and Mrs. Charles McVey had os their dinner guests, Sunday, her Disabled: 7. Preference in Housing sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Purchase or Rental and Special!John Patch, of Martinville. Mortgage Insurance for Coopera-1 . . . lives: 8. Farm Loan Benefits: 9.j 0ue5ts Sunday of Mrs. Audra Preference m Job Counseling, Job j Itof ingsworth wcre Mrfi, information and Employment winiBms and Milt0r of ^ Mr. Placement Services: 10 Unemploy­ ment Compensation under Korea!__, . , , „ . „ .and Mrs. Harry Story, of Wilm ng- GI Bill: ll. Mustering Out Pay: 12, ’* .. , _ . , . , ton, Mr. and Mrs. Traverse Hoi- Education and Training emphasis*,,.,,.____„ __ , ’ Jingsworth, of Washington C, H., will be placed upon the fact th a t :.,,,Mrs. Hazel Matson, of ReesvlUe, the Law allows 1 1-2 days educa­ tion for each day of service with a maximum of 30 months accurable. For instance, a person who enter­ ed service on December l, 1954 would receive GI Training entitle­ ment only for the period between December 1 and January 31, 1955, or 3 months Schooling. No one will be eligible for any Benefits unless they serve a mini­ mum of 90 days. The 90 day mini­ mum period need not be completed by January 31 1055. It may begin on or before January 31 and ter­ minate any time there after. Formal Peace-Time Benefits for Veterans will continue In effect. and Robert Drake of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Benjaman Har­ grave, Jr,, (Ruthanna Wallace) are announcing the birth of a daughter, Sunday, at Haines hospital, James­ town. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Har­ grave, Sr., are the paternal grand­ parents and the late Mr. andMrs. Wilbur Wallace, the maternal grand­ parents. The Hargraves also have a son, Bruce. • V • Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bock spent three days In Columbus last week attending the Ohio State Fair Board Convention which was held at Deshler-Hllton Hotel. low fJu: MARCH O F D IM ES People cannot be judged by what others say about them, but they can be judged by what they say about others. RUSHING THE SEASON . . ‘ Pat Stricter, bathing suit model,, waa lured by mld-slxty tempera­ ture to dip a too Into Potomac River daring Washington’s De­ cember “ hot spell,” ~ A i f habits are stepping stones— j some lead up , others down. | AERO SOFT WATER SERVICE JAMESTOWN, O. PHONE 4-5911 or 4-5241 LINDSAY AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER Bay .............$5.76 Mo. Rent ......... $2.75 Mo. FREE TRIAL AUTHORIZED LINDSAY DEALER Little Dennis Goodbar Honored With Party i Mrs, Lettie Jones returned to ) the home of her son Mr, andMrs, Raper Jones last Thursday after |a few days last week with Mrs, Dennis James, son of Mr- and j Edith Glass, of Alpha. Mrr, James Goodbar was honored j , , , with a party celebrating his fourth. Mr and M rj h e white cnler_ birthday Wednesday afternoon in { talncd to dinner Sunday, Mr, and the basement of their home. Re- mj - s . Gerald Bock and Thane, Mr. freslmients of Ice cream, cake and nnd Mrs. A D chiUv nndRonnle punch was served to the following and Mra_ 0 ’nft *Wamock. The din- guesis, Lana Seamon, Gary nnd..ncr was In honor of Mrs. Bock and Deanna Mason. Nancy. Terry and ^ Wlit0( whos birthday <*,_ L <rry Wilson, Dennis Murry, Roger cured thjs wcck Kirk, Roger Shadley, Patty John- , * . . son, Bobbv Kiri:, Cynthia and Shel-, , , , . 11.y Wr.'ht, Linda and Gary San- and Mrs' 3*“ ™ chltty nild drtir,ort. Mr 'her, picscnt were Mrs, 1 spcn^ Sundny afternoon Ja nes Wilson Mrs. Robert Meson,' ? ltl\ hcr 1 ^ T * Mrs. William Coe. Mrs. Harold Jaco^ ’ ° f Yellow Springs, and her Joiinr,on. Mrs. Junior Kirk, Mrs. gf a” dfat/ ier' A' J< Bowcn- who & Lauris Murry, Mrs. William San-’ at * e homc oI his daughlcr.Mrs, der:,on Mrs. Roger Sanderson and ■Jacobs. James Dennis, Grandmothers, Mrs, i * Cecil Goodbar and Mrs, Milton f Mrs. Raper Jones called on Mr, Sanderson. ! and Mrs. Marlin Evans at Pleasant IView Monday afternoon. Post Nuptial Shower Honors Mrs- Arehart A miscellaneous stiower honor­ ing Mrs, Wendell Arehart (Karole Huffj was held Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Nell Pendry.) east of town, with MrsAVayne Tur­ ner, Mrs, William George and Mrs, Catherine Haughey assistant host­ esses, Approximately 50 guests were p j y / t i OSHS'- R e f i l l KlflDS m Hog Boxes 6x7 FT. SEMI A TYPE Cypress Floors And Siding, Metal Roof Tops Open For Inspection Mounted On Oak Runners PRICE $55.00 7x14 — 8x16 Ft. Boxes On Order Also Feed Racks For Sale LEROYJACOBS Clifton Road Phone 7-9321 RUPTURE WONDERFUL new invention now sold here. If you wear any kind of truss, then see this latest scientific discovery — ELININATES TORTUROUS BULBS, BELTS & STRAPS— “SUTHERLAND’S IMPROVED TRUSS’’— Guaranteed never to break, rust or lose tension.— No elastic,— No leather— No* odors. HEIFNER’S PHARMACY JAMESTOWN, O H I O _____________ PHONE 4-4371 Red Cypress Lumber Just Received a Carload Of Red Cypress Lumber. In 6— 8— 10 Inch Widths Random Lengths CEDARVILLE LUMBER CO. Phone 6-1331 the thunder from the high-priced cars! i , it costs no more to form a sheet of steel into a graceful shape than it docs an awkward one— so price has nothing to do with styling. Only the talent o f its designers determines whether a car is a delight to the eye or it isn’t. You couldn’t find more pointed proof o f this than the 1955 Chevrolel-for here is a low-priced car that has snatciied the styling spotlight, over­ shadowing even the highest-priced creations with Us subtle sweep o f line, the bold rake o f its deep- curved windshield. New V8 and two new 6'* But the Motoramic Chevrolet has advances in engineering that even surpass its styling. There are three ultra-efficient new engines—the 162-h.p, "Turbo-Fire V8” and two "BlUe-Fiamc” 6’s. Tiiere is a whole new chassis design, with spheri- cal-joint front suspension that spurns bumps like a swallow skimming a lake, and Anti-Dive brak­ ing control to check that sharp “ nosing down" of the front end. There are three new drives—sturdier Synchro- Mesh and, optional at extra cost, a silkier Power- glide automatic transmission or the flexibility of Touch-Down Overdrive . . , plus all the power helpers you could wish, Try a 1955 (Chevrolet— now—arid find out why it is stealing the thunder from the high-priced cars, MORE THAN A NEW CAR . A NEW CONCEPT OF LOW-COST MOTORING And • m : it'spowered \ \ to run rings j \ around the rest / / Th* t*l Alt 4‘Deet Stden, You’ll tin dl your faueiHo iuo<f*l among ChovroM’t comphlt lino of flihur • aAy bmuth* Everything's new in the motoramic CHEVROLET XENIA, OHIO Chevrolet Sales P H O N E ; 2 -3 5 5 5