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

c w m f f l COUNTY PHINTINO CO. Yelfew i m > l u l * * * * * M .u rM .y .J u o .M f . ^ ™ * * ™ * Yellow Springs Preparing To Welcome Community Confab A featured speaker at the open­ ing session of the Tenth Annual Conference on the Small Commun­ ity will he Dr, W. B, Jones, Jr,, Professor of Sociology at the Uni­ versity of Tennessee who has a Wide and varied background in community organization and has acted as consultant to numerous 'welfare and social agencies Includ­ ing the Oak Ridge Welfare Serv­ ices, the K n o x v i l l e Community Chest and the Tennessee Depart­ ment of Public Welfare. The con­ ference is sponsored by Commun­ ity Service 2np,, and will discuss two topics; "Fellowship Groups in the Community" and "School Rc- organization,1 Mrs. Young’s Resignation Acted On By YS Board At the adjourned Yellow Springs school board meeting held l a s t Thursday the group accepted the resignation of Mrs, Margaret Joan Young, elementary teacher who has had one year cf service at the local school. The, cutting of the ga« line from Elm Street <« Mills Howe by n buildorer In-longing to the contractor of the project was dis­ cussed by the board and it was noted that II, FederlchJ of the Community Youth Council gave the Iwtrd notice that the CYC would replace the tine. This work ww being done early this week. Meanwhile, grading at this par­ ticular spot In the school surd was *topped ant'd the line was .atuaili, I- m t f u * tiw s fw rs i t t in b ea rd ge x g tn ta x a tio n da rin g tfce atttr.O '<•* It in 3 Ay. the- text teg it ft,* t-c;ard. rrlglnalig slated l i t 3,iy “ ,h has Urn netltuji. m ! le r J - y ' -<1. » t o flu* hoidi*r o f t i l l s number P U R E F R E E C & L SERVICE Inc. CORNER CORRY & XENIA Phones 7-74SI Yellow Springs The conference will be held in the Antioch School, on the south­ west corner of the main campus at Antioch College with the open­ ing session on Monday, June 29 at 9 A, M. * Speaking on the t o p i c “The Small Community — Integrator of Life and Personality," Arthur E. Morgan, president of Com­ munity S e r v i c e Inc., will open Monday morning and afternoon sessions on fellowship groups in Archery Titles Retained By “Red” Everman "Red" Everman of Clifton Bike, one of Yellow Springs Archery 'Club's top archers successfully de­ fended his championship title at the Miami Valley Open Archery Shoot 'sponsored by the Dayton Archery 1" IClub and again June 17 at the Ohio Valley Open sponsored by the Cincinnati Archers, A miniber of members from the Y. S. A. C. expect to attend the Midwestern Archery Tournament at Winton Woods Archery Center, Greenhills, just a little north of Cincinnati, July 4 and 15, Arch­ ers from about twelve states at­ tend the Midwestern Shoot each year. the community. Dr. Hilda, Hugh­ es, Director of Student Training and Professor of Education at- Antioch, and Dr, William McKin­ ley Robinson, Director of the De­ partment of Rural Life and Ed­ ucation at; Western Michigan Col­ lege of Education, will also be featured speakers at the confer­ ence. Registration for the conference should be sent to Community Serv-' lee, Inc., Yellow* Springs, Ohio. 1 Phone 7-2161. Yellow Springs resi-! dents will not be charged s regis- j tratlon fee. I Frank OnWinn Rahims OpHsi Money To YS Ugion Fast Yellow Springs— FranK DeWlne, genial owner of the Glen Cafe, has the heartfelt thanks of the local American Le­ gion Post this week, ns the group's treasury Is Si000 richer, because Mr. DeWine returned a $1«K1 op­ tion cheek presented to him by the vets group in October, 1051, In October of that year, the Le­ gion took an option on the build­ ing owned by DeWine with an eye t owa r d raising additional capital and purchasing the build­ ing for a Legion home. However, the additional capital w u not raised and the local hoys were unable to lake up the Six-month option in April of 1052. A final culmination to this series of tvents came Monday morning when John Nickoson, adjutant of the local, post, was the recipient of ft $1000 check, the same cheek pre­ sented nearly two years ago to Mr, DeWine. Kickcscn expresed the feel­ ing of the post when he made it a special point to thank Mr. DeWine for his outstanding gesture. P E O P L E ' S BU ILD IN G AND SAV ING CO. 11 Green St. Xenia, Q. Since 1B85 l i Yeor^/VferirGuarontee ...Strongest Ever! Therobrbdi or* builtwith •xfro gvorenltaab/o quolity— thol'i whyth*y or* NOW backpd by th* •frong*if written g**r* onf«*« *v*r. F*r«ef*ty— for savings— Dayfon Thorobr*d»ar*yourBEET , Hr* buy, St* lharr, today. * # C & L IN C fV Corney tMfff ■& Xenia Aves, . YELLOW SPRINGS* OHIO Phone 71161' W