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lfAGESIX THE RECORD-ARGUS GREENVILLE, SATURDAY, MARCH 16. omen's News MRS. RAE T. PAXTON Editor features U. P.

Friendship Class Meet discussion on the sub- ayer Can Change God's an interesting feature otf the meeting of the Friendship Class of. tiie United Presbyterian last night, in the home of Mrs. Donald Barr, Vance the meeting, conducted bjf President Donald Woods, the angle of the question presented by David Case and while the negative piSaentation was made by Rev. Campbell and Philip ions were led by Mrs. S.

whose theme was and Charity." At time, tflie Barrs were Mrs. Neal Former, co- In attendance were 17 the teacher, Ward Mc- four guests. Rev. and David Campbell and Mr. Philip Baine.

were discussed for a scjaare dance at Maysville Grange replace the regular April On the refreshment come: to be the Campbells Arthur Kashners. Free and Gift ing on Purchases lito R. Williams Greenville since 1923 Cancer Crusade Workers' Coffee To Be March 20 An informal prelude to the 1957 cancer drive for Greenville area workers is a "coffee" planned for next Wednesday at 10:15 a.m. at Greenville Community Center, according to Mrs. W.

W. Stevenson, Greenville, who ia chairman of the Mercer County cancer campaign. Scheduled to attend are the Greenville area township chairmen and solicitors, who are to receive their kits and working instructions. The purpose of the get-together is both inspirational and practical and it is expected that many questions and suggestions wUl be included in the social function. Chairmen and areas involved include: Greenville, Mrs.

Richard Campbell; West Salem, East, Mrs. D. K. Pringle; West Salem, West, Mrs. Ivan Loutzenhiser; Hempfield, Mrs.

Earl Wagner; Sugar Grove, Mrs. James W. Morton; Delaware, Mrs. Harold Eich; Otter Creek, Mrs. Emerson Kerr.

A training meeting for the workers in the Sheakleyville area was held on Thursday, and one in Jamestown yesterday, according to Mrs. Stevenson plans further meetings in the county next week. The schedule is: Monday, Sandy Lake, for Sandy Lake and Stoneboro areas; Tuesday morning, Fredonia, for townships in that area; Tuesday night, Grove City, and surrounding area; Wednesday morning, Greenville Community Center for Greenville, West Salem (East and West), Hempfield, Sugar Grove, Delaware and Otter Creek. SELF SEALING for Wood or Metal Trim in fool FLOWERS Wall Paper Paint Store TSBURGH PAINTS thit Teachers Present PTA Program at West Salem Two West Salem School teachers, provided an interesting program on the subject Our Children Learn to Read" at the March meeting of the school PTA. Miss, Isabel Saylor, teacher of first Mrs.

Mae Evans, fourth grade explained the-, methods of instruction and Evans explained how the children progress. Mrs. Nicholas Klenovich, vice conducted the business meeting, in the absence', of the president. The contributed a sum of money to the.school or the of books; The attendance award for the evening was a'tie between Miss Marian Williamson's third grade and Mrs. Evans' fourth grade.

Devotions were Ted by Mrs. Fay Beckstihe. were served Mrs. Charles Ly'tle'and her committee. A panel, "Our Help or Hindrance to Our is to feature.

the April 9 meeting. Participating will be-a parent, a teacher, clergyman, recreation and county probation worker. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS TIMEX Self-winding WRIST WATCHES While our stock lasts $14.95 Plus Tax FOULKS' DRUGS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Phone 66 Greenville, Pa. The Baby Has Been Named Michael Patrick Ray, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Ray, 125 South Mercer Street. John Stephen Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Myers, Jamestown D. 2.

Kevin Jay Lean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lean, 103 North Main Street. Charles Michael Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Brown, R. D. 2. Harry Poze Bloomberg, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Mitchell Bloomberg, Sharpsville R. D. 1. Cindy Marie Skelton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Skelton, Williamsfield R. D. 1. Cynthia Lee Best, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Best, South Mercer Street. Gregory Steven Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Playford Morris, Eagle Street. Eugene Bayuk, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Bayuk, R. D. 2. Michael Lawrence McLain, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold McLain, Hadley R. D. 2. Delbert Dean Gallagher, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert Gallagher, 5 North High Street. Barbara Ann Macko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Macko, 10 Garfield Avenue.

LeRoy Joseph Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Adams, Hartstown. Lisa Boles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Boles (Beverly Gruver) Sharpsville. Barbara Anne Hinman, daughter of Major and Mrs. Paul Hinman, Heidelberg, Germany, formerly of Greenville. "The Baby Has Been appears each Saturday. Parents of clillttre.i born outside at Greenville Hospital may have the name ot their baby included In the list by mailing It to The Record-Argus.

A postcard will do. Methodist WSCS Has Mental Health Program The scope of constructive work done in the field of mental health was described by Mrs. Kenneth Sharretts, guest speaker for the Thursday night meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church. Mrs. Sharretts told the women, meeting in the general society session, of the activities of the Greenville society in assisting the general program of mental health, and mentioned new attitudes towards the problem of mental health.

Mrs. Thomas W. Hodge led the devotional period, and Mrs. Earl McDaniel conducted the. routine business meeting.

Mrs. R. L. Rose, secretary of spiritual life, announced the inauguration of a new study for the hours of 1:30 p. m.

on March 28, April 4, 11, and 18, at the church. Plans were made to present the magazine "Mature Years" to chunjh "shut-ins" in personal home and also to make a number of preparations for the Grove City District meeting here on April 24. The district meeting, for which the local WSCS is hostess group, is to begin with registration a. include morning and afternoon sessions. The local society also is to serve two meals on March 23 when the district orchestra group meets here.

A board meeting, led by Mrs. McDaniel, followed the session. Newcomers Study Group Changes Meet to Monday Members of the Newcomers Study Group are asked to note a change in date for next week's session. Instead of, meeting Tuesday, as scheduled, the group is to meet Monday evening in the home of Mrs. William Manson.

The time is Order Your Floral Arrangements From Fredonia Florists 'Phone 2855 PERSONALS and Mrs. Albert Davis, South Main Street, were recent visitors at the Manatee County Public Beach, managed by the Anna Maria island Kiwanis Club, Anna Maria, near Bradenton. Margaret New, 64 a Uinton Street, has been discharged from the Grove City Hospital. Campbell and James Vtoreland, Greene Township, arrived home last night from a tour of the southern states. They included some fishing Florida as well as a visit to 'Marineland." Domer Peebles, South Mercer Street, returned last evening from Cleveland, where she completed a two-weeks' course at the Knoble School of Floral Design.

She was honored by tlhe current class at an informal celebration of her birthday yesterday. and Mrs. Axel Backman have returned to their home in Jamestown, N. following a visit of several days in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

David Johnson, Lebanon Avenue. Mrs. Burns Heads Surprise Homemakers New officers of the Surprise Homemakers Club are headed by Mrs. Paul Burns, who was hostess for 'the recent meeting. Mrs.

Donald Yake was her co-hostess. Other officers include, in addition to Mrs. Burns: Vice president, Mrs. Donald Yake; secretary- treasurer, Mrs. C.

D. Janos; news reporter, Mrs. John Campbell. During the business meeting, conducted by Mrs. Roy Myers, Plans were made for the old and new officers to go to Mercer on April 15.

Club members who went to Cleveland on March 11 discussed their trip. Plans were made for the next meeting, April 10, in the home of Mrs. Janos, for an all-day meeting and noon-day tureen' dinner. Mrs. Yake and Mrs.

Ardell Blair are to demonstrate "How to Prepare Broiler Meals." Mormon Tabernacle Organist in Youngstown District music lovers are to have the opportunity to hear an outstanding organist, Dr. Alexander Sohreiner, organist at the Mormon Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, tomorrow in Youngstown. The free concert is sponsored by the Youngstown chapter of the American Guild of Organists, who invite the public to hear the noted organist The time is 4 p. m. at Trinity Methodist Church, Youngstown.

Homemakers Itinerary Mercer County Homemakers itinerary for next week includes a 4-H Council Sign Committee 7:30 p. m. 4-H Leaders banquet, 7 p. Tuesday, 1:30 p. Grove City Health Clinic; Wednesday, 1:30 p.

polio, Stoneboro Presbyterian Church; Thursday, 1:30 p. West Salem Grange, health clinic and polio; Friday, 8 p. executive committee, courthouse, Mercer. VUitlnf bount and to 3 and 7 la 8:30 p. m.i maternity genii-private 2 to 9 and 1 8:30 p.

all private room, 8 a. m. to 8:30 p. Vfaltlnt card ach patient two vlsllon at a time. Admitted Harold McClurg, 115 East Avenue.

Joseph Stano, R. D. 5. Wilson Augustine, R. D.

4. Edward Hirschmann, 16 North High Street. John Campbell, 10 North Wood Street. John H. Kohler, Jamestown.

Mrs. Jack Reimold, Transfer R. D. 1. Mrs.

Ivan Cipek, 224 Clarksville treet. Gladys Waite, Jamestown, R. D. Mrs. Henry Sabella, Masury, O.

Discharged Mrs. William Foster, Sharpsville R. D. 1. Mrs.

Mark Larson, 50 Clarksville Street. Mrs. Thomas Grancey, 83 Shenango Street. Mrs. Joseph Macko and daughter, 10 Garfield Avenue.

Mrs. Russell Adams and son; Hartstown. Mrs. Harold McClain and son, Hadley R. D.

2. Mrs. Mert Owen, Jamestown. Oliver Unger, R. D.

2. Michael Domila, Sharon. James. George, R. D.

3. Thomas Regan, Thiel. James Campbell, Orangeville. Miss Elvira Santangelo, 109 anal Street. Mrs.

William Noll, R. D. 3. Donald Bruce, Jamestown. Robert Tuflij, R.

D. 3. William Byerly, Births A son yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dillon, Williamsfield, O.

A daughter yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black, Sharon. Four Injured in Brookf ield Crash An automobile accident on four- lane Route 62 in Brookf ield Township sent four persons to Sharon General Hospital Friday night. Sgt.

Hiilard Green, stationed at the Brookfield Air Base, driver of one of the cars was treated for cuts and bi-uises. John Viczay, 30, and his daughter, Kathy, 'six, of 77 French Street, Masury, also were treated. Vandals Push Woman's Car Nearly Block Away Mrs. William Polonus, of 36 South First Street, Sharpsville reported to Sharon police Friday her automobile had been pushed from its parking place on Stambaugh Avenue. She found the car nearly a block away and across the street from where she had parked it.

ONE WEEK ONLY 6 Shirts Laundered For $1 At Our New Laundry At 142 Main Street Greenville Dry Cleaning Co. GREENVILLE'S CLEANER FOR OVER 36 YEARS For Pick Dp Delivery Service Phone 422 Quality CLEANING SERVICE I CALENDAR Saturday Hospital Auxiliary Volunteers Shop, Mrs. T. E. Bagnall, Mrs.

Stanley Sweet, Mrs. Velma Shearer; cart, Miss Cecile Perrine; visitors receptionists, Miss Ethel Wm. McMillen. Presbyterian Young Married Couples Class, dinner, Maysville Grange, 6:30 pim. Commodore Perry School Fair, p.m.

Sunday Hospital Auxiliary Volunteers Shop, Mrs. Blanche Carey, Mrs. James Conlin; visitors receptionists, Mrs. P. Wentling, Mrs.

W. C. Edwards. "Messiah" rehearsal, Orpheus Community Chorus, First Methodist old sanctuary, 4 p.m. St.

Clement's Social Group, 8 p.m. Monday Hospital Auxiliary Volunteers- Shop, Mrs. B. Baker, Mrs. O.

Lininger, Mrs. W. Giebner; cart, Mrs Colin 'Price; visitors receptionists Mrs. H. R.

Morris, Mrs. P. Titzel auxiliary aides, Mrs. McAndrew Mrs. Hettenbaugh, Mrs.

Harrison Mrs. McAdoo. Study Club, with Mrs. F. Stewart, afternoon.

Bay View Club, with Mrs. E. Smith, afternoon. Outlook Club, at Mrs. M.

Andersop, afternoon. Zion's Guild Executive Board meeting, cKurch, 7:30 p. m. Greenville Symphony Orchestra, dress i-ehearsal, West Side School 7:30 p. m.

Methodist Friendship Class with Mrs. David Long, 8 p. m. Rainbow Girls, Methodist Church, 7:30 p. m.

Newcomers Club Study Group with Mrs. W. Manson, 8:15 p. U. P.

Hazel Acheson WMS, at church, 7:30 p. m. Junior Study Club, with Mrs. D. Keck, 8 p.

m. Rebekahs, at TOOF, 7:30 p. m. March birthdays, Rebekah As sembly election. FOE Drill and Degree Team practice, after men's meeting.

Sheakleyville Comm. Vol. Fire Dept, fire house, 8 p. an- lual meeting and election social lour. Joaquin Club, with Mrs.

W. H. Colgan, 8 p. m. Coterie, with Mrs.

G. H. Rowey. 8 p. m.

Partridge Guild, with Mrs. Cavern Billig, 8 p. speaker, Miss Nancy'Wright. VFW Auxiliary, post home, :30 p. m.

Haskin Club, with Mrs. H. D. Brihinger, 8 p. m.

Michael's AAA, No- Tuesday Hospital Auxiliary Volunteers Shop, Mrs. M. Cbnnett, Mrs. F. ttcClimans, Miss H.

Shaffer; cart, Mrs. Cyril Tudor; visitors receptionists, Mrs. H. Moffet, sub; Aux- llary aides, Mrs. Stuyvesant, Mrs.

Reuff, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Wagner. Child Health Clinic, American Home, 10 a.m.,' sponsored by Civic League. Delaware Twp.

Friendship Circle, with Mrs. Glenn Glunt, all day; make, cancer bandages. Golden Age Social Hour, Community Center, 1-4 p.m. Knapp Bible Class, Presbyterian Church dining room, 6 p.m. Dames Malta, Moose Home, 7:30 p.m.; second degree on Lutheran Circle 4, with Mrs.

Ada Hunter, 7:30 p.m. Baptist R. T. H. Class, 7:30 p.m.

U. P. Central Aid, with Mrs. Stanley McCurdy, 7:30 p.m. Greenville Symphony Orchestra Concert, Jordan Theater, 8:15 p.

soloist, Jacob Huebert, cellist. West Salem Sunbeam Club, with Mrs. Wallace Ealy, 8 p.m. Calvary WSWS, tureen dinner, 6 p.m. Beta Sigma Phi, Community lenter, 8 p.m..

Wednesday Hospital Auxiliary Shop, Mrs. H. Saal, Mrs. J. H.

Waite, Mrs. C. Miller (VFW); cart, Mrs. G. H.

Diehl; visitors receptionists, Mrs. V. Tower, Misa V. Davis; auxiliary aides, Mrs. Steadman, Mrs.

Hunker, Mrs. Rowland, Mrs. P. Hawks. "Coffee," for Cancer Chairmen and Solicitors, Community Center, 10:15 a.

Greenville, West Salem, Hempfield, Sugar Grove, Delaware, Otter Creek. Stitch-a-Bit Homemakers, with Mrs. Robert Brink, 1 p. election. Transfer Garden Club, 1:30 p.

with Mrs. Wayne Durst; tea hour; take cookies. Hoy Circle, Jerusalem E-R Church, with Mrs. DeWitt Conley. Women of Moose, birthday tureen, 6 p.

Dec. birthdays. Blue Star Mothers, K. of C. Hall, birthday dinner, 6 p.

Lake tureens, dollar gifts for birthday exchange, variety auction. Hospital Auxiliary Fashion Show Rehearsal, Penn High, 6:45 p. m. BANKER, 4-H LEADERS BANQUET SET MONDAY The 1957 annual Mercer County Bankers and 4-H Club leaders banquet will be held at 7 p. m.

Monday in Penn Grove Hotel, banquet The main speaker will be Dr. Fred Weiland, Grove City physi cian. He will speak on factors contributing to our present high rate of heart ailments. Also present will be the Assistant State Club leaders from Pennsylvania University for this area. During the evening will be a period for discussion on 4-H Club work.

COUNTY SEAT 'itatvnrlto Nixon. wportjr. 186 toutb Diamond Street. Telephone Mercer 100. Officers Are Elected By Jackson Auxiliary Election of officers and completion of plans for the April 9 dinner in the fire hall fea- ured a session of the ladies aux- lairy of the Jackson Center Volunteer Fire-man.

Mrs. Ray Riddle was hostess to the group in her home. Named president was Mrs. Riddle; She succeeds Mrs. Harold Wharton.

Others named include s. Jeorge Fahrner, vice president; Mrs. Ralph Noble, secretary, and Mrs. Howard McCarl, returned to the office as treasurer. Each member was asked to wing a guest to the tureen dinner at which the officers-elect will be installed.

MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS James Elmer McKinley, Stoneboro R. D. 2, and Ruth Ellen Coleman, 414 Rainey Avenue, Grove ity. Carrol Gordon, 1117 Lee Avenue, Farrell, and Rebecca Haynes, 1021 Market Street, Farrell. Arnold Bowser, North Washington, and Mary Laurene Duhkel, Bruin.

Louis F. Manilla, and Pati Ann Gill, both of 156 Vine Avenue, Sharon. Carl F. Ruhlman, and Virginia Mae Ringer, both of Second Street Fredonia. BRIEFS A roller-skating party was held by some 65 persons at Aetna Springs, Thursday.

The group in- luded First National Bank officers, employes, family member, and dates. Misses Janice Taylor and Carole Swope, both of Jackson Center, who have completed six months nurses, training at West Penn Hospital, Pittsburgh, ticipoted in the "pledge service" held there this week. The candlelight ceremony replaces capping exercises at the hospital. Attending from Jackson Center were the girls families, Mr. and Mrs.

Kirke Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene and daughter, Autumn, and Mrs. Frances Stokely. HOSPITAL NOTES Admissions to Mercer Cottage Hospital yesterday included Robert Kelso, Mercer R.

D. Miss Rosie Schaffer, Mercer R. D. Ronald Rudolph, Mercer R. D.

Mrs. Velma Wasser, Fredonia R. D. Judith Alexander, Fredonia; Mrs. Olive Adams, Mercer R.

D. Mrs. Jean Rowe, Mercer R. D. Bernon McMeans, Dayton, R.

D. 2, and W. R. Houser, Dayton, Pa. Miss Josephine Ziegler, Jackson Center R.

D. 1, was discarg- ed. Anna Louise White Is on Penn State Debate Squad Anna Louise White, a freshman who made the dean's list at Pennsylvania State University, has won additional honors at the school when selected as a member of tho Penn State varsity, debating squad; She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. White, Mercer-Sharon Road, and is majoring in home onomlcs. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Robert E. McCullough and wife, Grove City, to James Black and wife, Grove City R. D.

J. Property in Pine, .65. Martha Wray, Liberty, to War? ren Buchanan, Harrisville. Twenty-five acres in Liberty, $3.85. Milton E.

Davis and wife, South Pymatuning, to Raymond E. Rainey and wife, Sharpsville. Property in South Pymatuning. Anthony Bianco and wife, Far; rell, to Steve A. Kuharik and Farrell.

Washington Street prbp- erty, Farrell, $8.80. William Geisel and wife, Farrell, and Donald W. and wife, Hickory, to Frances Sparks, Sharon. Wallls Avenue property, Farrell. $5.50.

JESSIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Open Monday Through 'Friday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Evenings by Appointment Phone 868 129 Clinton St. THE LEWIS SKOPPE PURITAN UNIFORMS $3.98 $14.98 Cotton. Nylon, Dacron Sizes 9 to 15, 10 to 20, 14'6 to For fashion at moderate prices! SUNDAY MAR.

17 GH YOUR GREEN CARNATION At Greenville's Fashion Florist 4 S. Mercer St. Ph. 555-J or 556 In The Service Wayne L. Black, son of Mrs.

Helen J. Black, Greenville R. D. 3, recently was promoted to specialist second class while serving with the 3d Armored Division in Germany, according to an Army news release. Specialist Black, a radio repairman in Headquarters Battery of the division's 54th Field Artillery Battalion, entered the Army in June 1955 and completed basic training at Fort Knox, Ky.

FINAL CLEARANCE ALL WINTER COATS Yz PRICE IT'S DEFINITELY KELLER'S FOR SMART THINGS TO WEAR Farrell Vandalism Cited Vandals pulled house number standards from the lawns of 10 Farrell homes Friday night and then scattered them about the lawn of a Pargny Avenue home. Farrell police, who are investigating, blamed the prank on a group of boys. LAST CONCERT SEASON Greenville Symphony Orchestra Mar. p. Jordan Theatre Wm.

Conducting Jacob Huebert, Soloist Good seats available at the box office for this concert If you hold a Season Ticket please note the error in date of this concert. The concert is March 19th, NOT March 20th. FACTORY CLOSE-OUT Samples of Cotton and Rayon CARPETING AT LESS THAN Sim 1 Price ecr.h selection of colors in both twist weave aid cut pile i Ideal for any room hi the room, bedroom, Keck and Son Zt.