The Yellow Springs American, Volume 1, Numbers 1-22

PAGE FOUR THE YELLOW SPRINGS AMERICAN Thursday November 26, 1953 f ? C h u r c h S e r v i c e s METHODIST It;,, Thomas it. Miiltli, pastor 0:.';0 a.m., I’hure.lt School, Ken­ neth Campbell, supt,, Kenneth I-al­ ley n«al. Supt, *10:40 ant., Worship Service I'HKSUYTKUIAN Dr. Ilurhlcy S, Kudo, minister 10 30 A M. Mornin>; worship 10 ao A M Oisirch sr Intel o ST. 1'AI’ L CATHOLIC itev, John II. Antony, pastor Sunday Masses, 730 nmt 10 00 S iurdav, Conics.',Ions nt 4:30-5:30 and 7..10-3..it) P. M. KetiuJar Week-Day Masses, 7,30 A. M. ........... CBNTKAL ClLti’M. A. M. F.. lice. Isaac it. Louden, pastor 0:30 am., Sunday School TQ;40 a M., Devotions, 11:00 am., Morning worship - ■-.- FIRST BAPTIST Ilcv. Wm. I,. Williams, pastor 10:00 A. M.-—Sunday school. 11:00 A. M,.—Morning worship. • ..... FRIENDS ROCKFORD CHAPEL 10:00 a.m.. Family Service 10 30 - 11:30 a.m., Meeting lor worship — ■■- — EPISCOPAL (Rocklord Chapel) « 00 a.m.. First Sunday of month. ■ * c<... ■ - CLIFTON PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Richard S. Smilie, pastor 10.00 am., Bible School 11.00 a.m., Morning Worship CLIFTON UNITED PRESBYTERIAN James 1). Taylor, Supply Pastor Mrs. Elwood Shaw, organist 10 00 A. M.—Sabbath school. 1.100: A. M.—Preaching service, CLIFTON /*ON BAPTIST Rev. Richard Phillips, pastor 10.00 A, M,—Sunday school. 11:00 A, M.—Morning service, — • BYRON EVANGELICAL and REFORMED Rev, Eugene Davis, pastor 0:30 A. M,—Sunday School, Clif­ ford Smith, supt. 9:30 am , Junior Sunday School 10:30 a m„ Church Service BETHEL LUTHERAN 9:30 A. M,—8unday school, Leioy Shaw, supt. 10:30 A. M.—-Worship service. FLOWERS — of quality for every occasion. We are as near as your telephone, Louise Spltler — 1 mi. North o f Yellow Springs. TeL 7-25t>3. 12-21 FOR RENT <- Upper 3 Room Apart mont. Furnished, Call In A, M. Phone Y. S. 7-7497. Ilcfrcnccs, JO THE EDITOR The Yellow Bprlngs American Yellow Springs, Ohio To the Editor: From your unkind remarks about the panel members on the TV pro­ gram discussing Communism In Central Europe, It would appear that you didn't understand .the role of the panel- We were putting forth questions and statements to draw out the Ideas of tlie guest speaker. The only panel member to venture his own opinion was Mr. Holtzinger, of the Dayton Journal-Herald, but his re­ marks were brief and general. I have oppoaed Communism for many years and it le quite possible that I have a clearer appreciation of tile extent and nature of the mennnee than you do, and a better understanding of what can be done to combat It. I Invite you to Join me in public symposium on this sub­ ject. on any platform you may designate. Sincerely, Ernest Morgan To Fly S ion Friends of 1st- Lb and Mrs. Rich­ ard E. Allen (Alice Fink) of Long Bench, California, will be glad to know that Lt. Allen expects to exchange his body cast for a brace within n week. He Is recovering from injuries received In a Jet crash sonic time ago. If all goes well, he will be flying light planes in December and Jets in February'- Mrs. A C. Bwlnnerton. Orton Dr„ attended a luncheon Tuesday noon, at Trebein Manor, given by Mrs. Emma Jean Cherry, Xenia- The affair was in honor o f Mrs- Charles Kelso, King St-, Xenia, who 1s leaving soon to spend the winter In Californa. . / X X X ( Two nundred Antioch faculty and staff members attended the dinner dance held at Olcn Helen House, Saturday, X X X X Major and Mrs. Tlieodore p. Sher- wln and their three children, Paul Kenneth, and Patricia Jean ar­ rived by plane last Thursday from Verdun, France. Major Bherwln has been stationed In Europe for the past two years serving In both Ger­ many and France as Adjutant for the Verdun military district of the United Elates Army, The Slicrwins plan to'make Yellow Spring* their homo temporarily wltere tfwy are residing with Mrs- BherwUV* al»tcr Mrs- c o r n e r s prinneib New Fashion "Niblets" Dressing M’rs- Ford Karshner. High Si-, who has been a patient in Mercy Hospital for the rpmoval of a leg, Is convalescing rapidly. She is in fine spirit and 4 txp*c{g Jo fee bro­ ught home the last Of thg WWk, voivwrn** uaswnr 1 *0 11 hr dw Ground Obmynr Corpr, tin driUn* an* of tha U, S. Sir Faro., VoluatM. fmUy nt your w u n ! Cjyl) Dnfoaai CNBanor norite: Ground Qhmryef Cerpn, U, 8, Air Farm, Wrahington 05, D, G, for dotollo, WE DO IT . * . CEMENT WORK CEMENT BLOCKS #> WORK EXCAVTING AND ORADINO -BAND AND GRAVEL: LAND CLEARING; PONDS A LARKS W . B. DAWSON COAL COMPANY YELLOW SPKINOS MANY COOKS feel that tho.tops in turkey dressing it reached with Bible: dressing (Jut a new contender for the title has appeared in the guise of “Niblct* Dressing." The substitution of these "New Fresh-Flavor Process" Niblets—new on our market—for gibleti qipkcg for far loss work for the cook. Put more important, provide =1 dressing v*ith bejter polftr and flavor And the recipe has that aif pt priginahty p/hich tv*U Give yoq p reputation for creative OQpkppy. fJse preen piant’q "New Fresh-Flavor Process" Niblets 1 a* a garnish foi the turkey, too, adding g refreshing note~of color to fhc table , "NIBLETS DRESSING" I tablespoons putter or !* teaspoon panriki margarine la teaspoon nutmeg l!» tablespoons onion 3 eggs, slightly beaten 4 rolls 1 can "New Frtsh-Flayov ? icaspoonr salt Process" Whole Kernel Corn Melt butter or margarine in skillet, Add onion end saute until golden brown- Place rolls in water; squeeze out most of moisture: then pdd to onions m skillet. Mix bread and onions with wooden spoon* Place mixture m bow l; allow to cool, Add S eggs; mix well; then add remaining ingredients. Mix all ingredients together thor­ oughly. i a n s Features) FARM Paints ' Appliances FARM Implements KBS.SALES&SERVICE STORE HOURS — l:N O-W. t# «iM JMU. rhone T-TM5 Yallew Springs Mm thm m 1M Boytoa i t m Winter doesn’t shut offthirst Livestock and poultry need Non-freezing automatic waterers Among the hundreds of uses for elec­ tricity on the form* few are as important ns operating automatic non-freezing live­ stock wnterers. The automatic v/atercr with thermostatic control to prevent freez­ ing provides a constant supply of drinking water that encourages animals to drink more often. Cattle, sheep, hogs and chickens all grow and gain weight better when non- freezing drinking water is provided. P ro­ duction o f milk, meat and eggs increases, making the non-freezing waterer an im ­ portant production tool. Authorities report that continual access to drinking water increases milk production as much as 10 to l o % — an important profit consideration. For dependable advice on automatic ..on-freezing livestock waterers, consult sny of the dealers below who are featur­ ing this profit making device all duriny this month. f L I V E E L E C T R I C A L L Y THK DAYTON POWER A N d T i GHT C OM P A N Y See "YOU AS! 7t9fb709 PJt-=W«G-SY. tkrnm l 7 - - -i ■i:v« Utenm-n: ' Keep Them Producing With PURITY FEEDS QUALITY and RESULTS FOR HFM.TfifFR FIGS ~ FASTTK GAINS - FOR LARGER PROFITS *- ,S YELLOW SPRINGS s E ELEVATOR Pheae: 7 - 714 * w e - MADAM RAY Indian Palm Reader and Advisor The greatest questions of life are quickly solved, failure turned to success, sorrow to joy, separated are brought together, foes made fHands truths are laid bare- Tells your se­ cret trouble, the cause and remedy. Advice on all affair* of life, love courtship, marriage, business specu­ lation, investments. Come and be convinced. St. John Dayton-Avoa- dale Bus division. Get off lit Valley Hardware store. Look for sign. Hours • to 9 2S12 VALLEY STREET, DAYTON, O m pm m m m m MARBLE RUBBER CERAMIC QUARRY * M1RAPLAS PLASTIC S T E V E N S O N TILE COMPANY 139 Dayton st. - Yellow Springs Pbene 7-7209 PiltJMBfiNG m HEATING GUYVARNER >■ YELLOW SPRINGS, OHIO 211 ft, Winter Street , Pkone 7-7«9» This on' That Ntira Dame D ip lo the hit dor la (Mtbtll and come what may Surtax tbs remainder of the season Hteeka like the IrUh arc In. to stay, perhaM far two or three years . . , A nuinbor of Southeastern Confer­ ence schools are unhappy about the Orange Bawl committee's talk of a yearly Ue-op with the new AtlanUc Ceost and Big Seven conferences. II weald mean that Southeastern Conference school* would be auta- naoticaUr eliminated from that New Year** eanteat, A* things look now, If the agreement Is readied, It may ha Dnhe and Oklahoma In the Oranga Bawl on Jan. I, 1934 Earl Bande, the grand old man of racing, la making a valiant at­ tempt at a comeback as a rider. But It la an uphill climb, even for a young man , . . Welterweight Champion Kid Gaviian of Cuba will defend hla crown against Jolinny BraUan af Chicago November C, The glta has not been announced as yet . . . Dauntless Florence Chad­ wick ha* added another star to her gwlmmlng crown—the currcnl- atraag Bosphorus from Euron* to fata and back IlIG TEN STAB , . . I'sul Old, !85-pomul"U. of Minnesota back, voted most valuable player In Western Conference last year, looms as prospect to repeal All- Ainericn rating with his signal- calling, running', passing and punting. Ohio Honors Native Sons ................................. Twd Qhl9Ws who becanto leaders in the automobile industry ap- |Fe*red happy to return to their home state as h'onored guests for tha .Ohio Besqulcentennial. Charles F. Kettering:, research vice-president of General Motors, loft, and James J. Nance, president o f Packard, rode together for ceremonies at Cleveland. Keltci mg, from Loudin* ville, and Nance, from Jefferson, had hometown days as did th? ether* fifty returning native sons. Kettering was honored for hiq numerous automotive inventions; Nance fjr his program which is returning ■Packard to the luxury car field it nnrtt' dominated, f i W n e y G o o g l e a n d S n u f f y S m i t ji i| T H A R 'S A T E V e N O O E R , p Ye K IN T EL L TH E VARMINT I A IN 'T •BOUGHT A DROP OP , MOONSHINE ALL MONTH/ I SPGNT A L l MY MONEY OH CHR ISTMAS SEALS .1 Ksip rigki i i ••I _ fttG P Cepr. 1»», Ki% , giant Sfndiait, Inc. WnrtJ nttntJ \ \\ |^RLL KinDS We are pleased to A N N OU N C E that we can now deliver standard Job Printing in 3 6 TO4 8 HOURS No More Waiting 3 Months For Work Produced At Our Fast Growing Plant FOR THE FINEST IN JOB AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING CALL GREENE COUNTY PRINTING CO Printers and Publishers Codarville, Ohio , Phone6-1711