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THE EVENING REPOBLiCAN, COLUMBUS, PIAIA, TOBBSPAY, APRIL 12, iSYf PAGE TWO to the Hathaway funeral home, and No. 1 hens, 4 lbt. and tip Tri-County Insurance No. 2 heavy hens. 4 hi lbs.

up 29c the casket will be open after that at the funeral home. MISS NEWSOM MAKES REPORT Wilna Writer Says Me Was Med 9 Years RECREATIONAL INSTITUTE SET Writers Have Meeting Under lbs. and Leghorn hens 20c Cocks 1 Current receipts eggs 41e Local Director Tells of Tripj VEAL CALF MARKET. Good to choice Common 30.00-36.00 Medium i 20.0040.00 Tri-county Underwriters association of Seymour, North Vernon and Columbus met Wednesday night at Harrison. Lake; Ceuntry club a dinner preceding the meeting.

Arthur: A. Zinktns of Prudential Ordinary Agency; of Indianapolis, was speaker, Introduced by Mrs. Dorothy Sbinn, local Prudential comninv representative. Mr. Zin- Donner Center, to Be Sfte of Meeting in Columbiis June 1 and 2.

bouquets of carnations and snapdragons in pink and yellow. Honored were members of. the ritual and drill teams of Auxiliary No. 211 of Indianapolis and officers of the local Eagles lodge. to Girls Clubs of America Conference.

Coffins Cifes Novelist Bud Schulberg as Fellow Communist, Today. 4 Group games In gym. 80 Woodworking. Ping pong tourney. Volleyball.

CHICAGO GRAIN. Mrs. Roy Greenlee presided at Plans were made for a recrea- kins discussed advanced underwrit the meetinr and prayers were of Miss Martha May Newsom, Girls club director, made reports of her Attention of all ping pong play- ing in. estate conservation. fered by Mrs.

Robert L. Brown, tional institute to be held i tenta-chaplain. Formal initiation was tlvely on June 1 and 2 at Donner trio to the -Girls Clubs of America er esJled to the clubs ping Joseph; Andersqn presented new WASHINGTON, April 12 CUV-Screen writer Richard J. Collins testified todsy that he was a Hollywood Communist for nine years and cited writers Bud Schul held for 11 candidates with visit- center at a meeting held at the officers who were Arthur; Bruner, conference April 6, 6 and 7 at the Pn tourney next week. There meeting of the Girls club advisory wU1 fiv tourneys in all one for board Wednesday night at the ech 8TOup.

The winners in Jng ritual and drill teams in center Wednesday flight, charge. Co-sponsors of the institute Mrs. Mary Dana, state president, be the Indiana university flepart- berg, John Howard Lawsan, and Open High Low Ctoee WHEAT: May 2.47H 2.48 2.47H 2.48 July 2.47H 2.48H 2.47 2,48 Sept. 2.48 2.50 2.48 2.50 Dec. 2.52 2.53 2.52 2.53 CORN; May 1.81 1.82 1.81 1.82 July 1.84 1.85 1J4 1.85 Sept.

1.82 1.83 1.82 1.83 Dee. 1.71 1.73 .1.71 1.73 OATS: May .93 .94 .93 .94 July .90 .91 .90 .91 Sept .87 .89 .87 49 Dee. .89 .91 .89 ,91 Ring Lardner, as fellow Reds and Ralph Hunfiicutt, state ment of health, physical Jeduca- club at Seymour on April 21. 'Entries will be received through Saturday of this week. North Vernon; president; Ralph Barnett, Columbus, vice-president; Robert Stark, Oslumbus, secretary-treasurer; Theodore Precht, Seymour, steering! committeeman: Robert Cline and Walter Surface, both of Seymouuf, and Verne Atkins, Columbus, board of directors.

Collins told the House un-Amer-1 secretary treasurer, were Intro- tion and recreation and the Co- ican activities committee that duced and spoke, extending con- lumbus department of parks and uommunnu oeccune active in mo gratuiauons on tne nrst successful recreation year of the auxiliary. Also Intro-, Attending the meeting Wednes- Screen Writers' guild around 1937 but lost out in the guild's 1947 CHS to Host School Band Festival Bands of Connersville, Rushville, Greensburg, Shelbyville and Columbus will participate In the seventh annual "Good Neighbor" band festival at Columbus high school gymnasium Saturday and Sunday. Registration of the band members will start at 11 o'clock Saturday morning at the Columbus high school gymnasium. Try-outs for positions will take place at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, with rehearsal at 1:30 o'clock. At 6:45 o'clock Saturday evening a banquet will be served at the high school cafeteria.

Final rehearsal will follow at 7:30 o'clock. mixer party and dance will be staged at the Jive Kennel. Guests will be assigned homes of members of the Columbus high school music department and their friends for breakfast and noon meal Sunday. Visitors will attend church with their hosts Sunday. Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the public concert by the Mass Festival band and the Shelbyville high school choir will be held.

There will be no admission charge and no entry fees. A free will offering will be taken at the concert to defray! expenses of the festival. Numbers on Program. i "The Star Spangled Banner" will be directed by Roger Helman, host conductor; of Columbus, as TODAY'S MARKETS club. Prior to attending the convention.

Miss Newsom visited national headquarters at Springfield, and was conducted on tours of several clubs by Mrs. Adelaide St Jacques, field secretary of Girls Clubs of America-She visited a club at Worcester, three at Springfield, one at Lowell, one in Manchester, N. H. At the meeting Wednesday night. Miss Euzetta Foster was named as duced were Mothers of the Auxlli- day night were Paul Stacker, diary, Mrs.

Maude Hennie of Indi- rector of the Columbus depart-anaoolis and Mrs. Nettie Burnett ment of narks and recreation. Mrs. of Columbus. Mrs.

Greenlee pre- Juanita Shaw, bookkeeper of the sented Mrs. Hunnicut and Mrs. Foundalion for Youth, Miss Mar-! MR. PITTMAN, 71, SUCCUMBS COLUMBUS HOG MARKET. 200-240 lbs.

$21.25 240-260 lbs. 50.75 280-280 lbs. 20.25 280-SOO lbs. 19.75 Burnett gifts in behalf of the aux- tha May NewSom, Girls t3ub di- iliary, who in turn received a gift rector. Miss Almeria Quinn, post from the Indianapolis group, pre- club director at Camp Atterbury, sented by Mrs.

Hunnicutt Tim Campbell, Boys club director INDIANAPOLIS, April 12 ttfV Hogs 10,000, fairly active, barrows and gilts mostly steady to strong; bulk choice 170-250 lbs. (21.00-21.50. Few lods load choice No. 1 226-lbs. 250-280 lbs.

i Girls club advisory board repre- Sows down An invitation was extended by at Franklin, and Robert Tjully, off i Isentative to the Youth camp coun- Long Illness Fatal to Brown en. i i. r- i i Attending the meeting were LOCAL PRODUCE. me xnaianapous Auxiliary ino. the Indiana university department for the local auxiliary team to give of health, physical education and ritualistic work there May 20.

recreation. Prises were awarded Mrs. George Plans will be completed liter for Bush, Mrs. Elsie Mclntyre and the institute. Mrs.

G. H. Cody. i vruuiuy native ruiiciai to Be I Friday. Mr.

William Hamilton, Mrs. Or- ville Thompson, Mrs. Rimah Cory, Mrs. Helene Crater, Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs.

Edgar Spies, Miss Newsom and Mrs. James Schenck. Francis Marion Pittman, 71, 926 Pearl street died at 11:45 o'clock "fflL Mrs. Robertson's Rites At the conclusion of the meeting, a drill was presented by the visiting team. The next meeting will be held at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday night at the Eagles halL elections.

That, he added, was the year in which the committee made its first investigation of Communism in the film capital. The screen writer said Schulberg was a member of his Communist party cell but dropped out about 1941 after the Communist press panned Schulberg's best-selling novel, "What Makes Sammy Run," a sharp satire of Hollywood. Invited To Attend. He said he became a party member simply by attending a meeting of a youth -branch of the party, at the invitation of either Lardner or Schulberg. Schulberg also is author of the current best selling novel, "The Disenchanted," which is based on the life of the late novelist F.

Scott Fitzgerald. His father made movies in the early days of Hollywood.1 Lardner is the son of the late Ring Lardner, famous sports writer and author of short stories. In seeking to expose Communism in Hollywood committee members denied that they are "persecuting" witnesses. Career Destroyed. Hollywood writer Robert Lees, identified by actor Sterling Hay-den as a Communist, complained to the committee yesterday that it had "destroyed" his 17-year writing career in the film indus years, and was taken to the hos To Be Held Saturday When Your Doctor Prescribes Depend On CARPENTER'S DRUG STORE To Accurately Compound Your PRESCRIPTIONS Four Registered Pharmacists----- pital Sunday.

ALBERT BELL HEADS JEFF PTA New Officers Installed at Association Meeting Wednesday Night. He was born in Brown county i Funeral rites for Mrs. Mollie "Mc and lived most jof his lffe there. Feron Robertson, 69, who died He bad lived in Columbus for 10 Wednesday in Kansas City, will the opening nikmber of the concert. Judson Erne, principal of Columbus high school, will wel-.

years. held at 2 clock Saturday after- Surviving arel his- Mrs. noon at the Hathaway funeral Rhoda Pittman; his step-mother, home. Mrs. Mattie Pittman, Nashville; Dn J.

R. Simmermoh will con-four (daughters, Mrs.j Charles duct the rites. Burial will be in Mitcjfaner, Mrs. Jack Dutro, and Garland Brook cemetery. The body Mrs.

Robert Heitz, all of Columbus, is to arrive here at approximately eome the guests. Phi Beta Psi Has Business Meet, Phi Beta Psi sorority held a business meeting Tuesday night in the conference room of Public Service company, with Mrs. Paul Penisten as hostess. Mrs. Farwell Ellis presided and plans were submitted for favors to be used at a national convention to be held in June at Chicago.

An invitation was received to attend the band concert to be given April John Wildman, Connersville, will direct the mass band in "Queen City March." "Overture Drama-tique' will be directed by Ben Jefferson Parent-Teacher association met Wednesday night at the school, under direction of Joe Taber. president. I ana Mrs. Jan Memi) or iinnois; 7 o'clock Friday night, according iu granacniiaren tnree orotners. CARD OF THANKS Ernest Ittner, gave; objects niiman i iiunois, ADDey of the Parent-Teacher association, Pittman of Hope, and Raymond Pittman of Nashville; three sisters, Additional Classified Highlight of goals of the past year was the buying of a movie and sound projector for Jefferson school.

Programs included the talk 15 at the high school gym when the local school band will be host try. Lees accused the committee of to other nearby high school bands, May we take this method of thanking our neighbors and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy in our bereavement, the death of our mother Mrs. Elizabeth Carter. We especially wish to trfank Rev. J.

E. Simmerman, Rev. Charles Lane, the, singers, Mrs. Evelyn Miller and Mrs. Carrie Romine, and Hathaway Funeral home.

These expressions have Been deeply appreciated The chapter voted to contribute of building plans by Luther Lock creating a "blacklist" which he wood city school superintendent food or other items for the high WANTED Nile of Greensburg. Mr. Helman will be director in the number "In a Persian Market." Don Myers, Rushville, will be as the band plays' "Alad-' din and the Princess." Francis Chesser of Shelbyville will direct "His Honor March. Shelbyville high school choir will sing "Peace, It Is "Carry Me Back to Odd Virginny," "Oklahoma," "Little, Red Riding Hood," "Country Style" and "Lost Chord," under direction of Martin Schultz. "Instrumentalist March" will be directed by Mr.

Myers; "Moods Interlude." Mr. Niles; Afternoon of a Faun," Mr. Chesser; "Copa Cabana," Mr. Wildman. Closing number, will be "Stars and Stripes Forever March," directed by Mr.

Helman. The Daughters LOST said is not American. He said many witnesses can't find film jobs after testifying. Lees refused to say whether he is a Communist or to answer other questions about Communism, on grounds of self-incrimination. However, chairman John S.

Wood, Ga.j told reporters that "in no instance of a man who truthfully and frankly answered questions have there been any repercussions." LADY'S BLACK RIT.T.TmT.n RfTV. Mrs. Anna Moore, Miss Lillie Pittman and Mrs. EdeJ Hoover, all of Columbus. A son, Gene Pittman, died two weeks ago.

Funeral rites will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Flanlgan and Reed funeral home. Burial will be at Daugherty cemetery. The casket will be open at the funeral home this evening until time for services. I MRS. FETTER IS TAKEN BY DEATH Former Resident of Columbus Dies at Indianapolis Rites at Hope.

day night, April 8, vicinity of skat-ing rink. Reward. Phone 3528. 1 BLACK AND TAN AND 1 black and white female hounds at Waymansville. Contact Norman Graham, 14 mile cast of Waymansville.

Reward. in September; the Parent-Teacher fair in October; a talk on "Behavior of Children" by Dr. rWilliam Wissman in November; a Christmas party and program in December; a panel discission about the school system in January; a fire prevention play and I singing by sixth grade pupils, at the February meeting; a talk on "The Christian Home" by the Rev. William R. Laws in March.

Membership this year was 112 parents and teachers. Two movies were shown! to demonstrate the new New officers installed by Mr. Taber were Albert Bell, president; Howard Kennedy, vice-president Mrs. Ittner, secretary; Miiss Thel-ma Davis, treasurer. Mr.

and Mrs. Ittner served refreshments at the close! of the meeting. school fair planned for April 20 in the gym. A contribution of $10 was made Servicemen's center. Following the rotating system for -choosing Pan Hellenic presidents, Mrs.

Delbert Garlock was elected by Phi Beta Psi to serve the coming year. The chapter voted to purchase an official sorority pin for each new chapter president. The next social meeting will be held April 24. North Wayne Club Holds Meeting. North Wayne Home Economics club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Charles Thompson in Mead Village with 14 members and four children present. Mrs. Charles Strietelmeier presided and the -meeting opened with the song of the month and its his WANT TO BUY Your FRIENDS and NEIGHBORS i Use FRANKLIN PLAN BUDGET LOANS to keep the family budgets In balance. Get the money to pay up scattered bills, reduce payments or to help buy the things you need. Franklin makes loans that will help you.

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2. CHURCH CENTER IS RANSACKED Intruder Breaks Open Window tp Get into Luther- -an5 Center. (Above Hoofs Drug Store) FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STS. tory read by Mrs. Isaac Barringer, lorjr reoa ay fnns.

uaac oarringer. PHONE M3K9 NOTICE i 1 IIBft Slav nimr The group repeated the creed and MAC MAT rUT BACK pledge to the flag. Mrs. Thompson Washings and Ironing done in fresh country air. Pick up and delivery.

Phone 3-1735. FOOD SALE Nineveh Ridincr Stable Saddle horses for rent. Ridingr les sons given, open 9 Phone 1011 Nineveh. Mrs. Long Is Club Hostess.

Mrs. Ellamae Long was hostess to the Wedding Ring club at her heme near Elizabethtown. Twelve members were in attendance and roll call was answered with anecdotes prepared by the hostess. Mrs. Long read the Plans and arrangements were made for a wiener roast May 5.

Members will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl Hern at 6:80 o'clock. The party will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAuliffe, one mile east of Westport Members are to provide their own food and drinks will be served by the club.

Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. James McKinney and Mrs. Bud McClure will be in charge games for the party. Mrs.

Gilman O'Neal, Mrs. Carl Hern and Mrs. Vernon Gressel were presented gifts from their secret pals. Double fifty and other NEXT WEEK (Continued from Page 1) agencies of the government," Whitney said. "Immediately after its receipt.

General MacArthur submitted a proposed communique to the joimt chiefs of staff, who informed him, among other things, that it was not necessary to submit military communiques referring to military operations. "Furthermore, the directive of Dec. 6, by its terms and spirit, was interpreted at this headquarters as applying solely to formal public statements and not to communiques, correspondence, or personal conversations with Moreover, he said. President Tru -PREPARE FOR RURAL MAIL, carrier examination and pay for your course after securing position. Write.

The Free School, Dept. CI Kokorao, Indiana. MEAL'S PAINT STORE, Friday, Apr. 13 Sponsored by JUNIOR CLASS OF CLIFFORD HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. Georgia Fetter, 53, former Columbus resident, died at 1:50 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at a nursing home near Indianapolis.

She was a resident of Acton. Mrs. Fetter had been In 111 health about a year and had spent nearly six months in an Indianapolis 'hospital. Survivors include the i husband, William Fetter two children, Billle Joe and Jackie; Lee, two Lee Fetier and Milt Fetter, both of Columbus; and four sisters-in-law, Mrs. Leon Hart of Columbus, Mrs.

Ernest McClain of Hope, and Mrs. Jess Kelley and Mrs. Ben boti of Michigan. The body has been removed to the Norman funeral home in Hope where the casket will be open after noon Friday. Services will be held at the Hope Baptist church and burial at Hawcreek- cemetery.

Time of the services iis 1:30 o'clock Saturday Delmar Lewis Elected President by Teachers Officers were elected Tuesday night at the meeting of Columbus Teachers federation. Delmar W. Lewis1 was named president. Noel Genth was named first vice-president; Mrs. Wells Fish, second vice-president; Mrs.

Charles Mohr, secretary; Miss Bonnie Hayworth, treasurer. James K. Kelly is retir MILLER'S GROCERY G21 Seventh street, quality, variety service. Open week. days, evenings, Sundaya Phone 7605.

read Scripture. The lesson on "Closet Space" was presented by Mrs. Walter Crider. The meeting closed with the club prayer. Bingo-bridge was played and prizes won by Mrs.

Grover Wagner, Mrs. Martin Boxman and Mrs. Crider. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held all-day May 9 at the home of Mrs.

Robert Rosenberger at Wales-bora Good Luck 4-H Club Meets. Good Luck 4-H elub met Tuesday night at the home of Shirley Hutton with Barbara Coy: as co-hostess. Mrs. Willard Schwarts-kopf Is the adult leader. The meeting opened with pledge to the flag and 4-H pledge.

Routine business was transacted. Four new members welcomed were Phyllis Gossman, Norma Small, Patricia Hutton and Nancy Jo Wehmeier. Recreation was in charge of Shirley Hutton. Refreshments were 11 1 I 1 1 4' 4- GET A I LONG TERM FEDERAL Land Bank farm loan. Protects your business, your future, your family.

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niUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlimilUIIUlill I C) ADMINISTRATOR'S HOUSEHOLD I GOODS SALE South Edge of Town of Nineveh jjg SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1951, at 12:00 Noon The complete house furnishings of the estate of Myrtle Elyn BUT, i SELL AND TRADE every day. Bargains in new and used clothing and shoe. 323 Jackson street. Phone 6339, Carl man denied at a press conference Jan. 13 that there was any curb on MacArthur's authority "to speak freely on the Korean Both Drivers Are fined After Accident Sunday Drivers of both cars Involved In Walker, deceased, consisting: of eight rooms i i OPAL STOTT AND JEAN FRED-erick wtll receive old and new; patrons at Stott's Beauty 751 Wernv avenue.

Phone 7610 for Someone broke into the Lutheran center on Seventh street Wednesday night and almost brought down part of the roof." The intruder climbed from an Iron railing onto a canopy over the basement entrance to the center, police said, and then broke out a window over the canopy. Two chains help support the canopy and the weight of the intruder pulled out one of the chain bolts. The canopy sagged, but held and the intruder, climbed on inside. The Interior of the center was ransacked, but nothing was believed taken except possibly candy bars, police said. The thief left by way of a rear door.

The break-in was discovered early this morning. The center was closed between 11 and 11:30 o'clock Wednesday night. Rain Puts Stop to Another. Ball Game Today's baseball game pitting Columbus high' against the Edin-btirg Maroons on the Edinburg field has fallen victim to the weather and has been re-scheduled for next month, marking the third straight diamond tilt which has been postponed due to inclement weather. Coach Woody Fleming of the locals stated that today'game will played on the Maroon diamond Kay 2.

Teacher Nominated as 1951 American Mother INDIANAPOLIS, April 12 (1P Mrs. Gertrude Marxson, a school teacher 28 of her 71 years, was Indiana mother of 1951 today and eligible to vie for the national title. i Mrs. Marxson, who reared four This offering contains an unusual number Of antique dishes and furniture. Tou seldom have an opportunity to bid ori such rare items.

Dealers Welcome served by the hostesses. i a collision Sunday afternoon south of Grammer have been fined in The next meeting will be held May 14 at the home of Grace Ann court of Justice of Peace Irven Mark Every Gravel Rust Monument Works. Monuments of character. East Tenth street. ORRIS HUGHES, Administrator 5 John I.

Friedersdorf, Auctioneer. Phone 685-J Franklin iTlllIIIIIIIIIIilllllUIIIiilllfllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllJtlllltllHHMftrlli ing president. The local federation is composed; phone 4U1. 1 King. Each was fined $1 and costs.

Billy David Conrad, Elizabeth-town route 1, was fined tpr failure to stop at a slagsign. Norman Sharp, Scipio, driver of he othwr car, was fined on a charge of reck lessdriving. of 135 persons, which is the total' contests were conducted and prizes won by Mrs. Max Irwin. The next meeting will be held May 8 at the home of Mrs.

McClure. Each member may invite a guest. Members are asked to be present promptly at 8 o'clock, as it will be Visitors' night. Lanes Entertain At Birthday Dinner. Mr.

and Mrs. Marion Lane entertained Sunday with a birthday dinner in honor of 'Dorothy, and Harold Lane and Patty Gates. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gates of East Columbus, Mr.

and Mrs. Andy Walls and June Littiken of Ogilville, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker, Rose Tobias, Albert Lane and Miss Marjorie Lane of Waymansville. VFW Auxiliary Holds Meeting.

Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars held a regular business meeting Monday night at the post home. The opening and closing prayers CARD OF THANKS staff of teachers and administrators of citv schools. Lane with Donna Sue Howard as co-hostess. Mrs. Burbrink Is Club Hostess.

Mrs. Ida Burbrink was hostess to South Wayne Home Economics club Wednesday at her home, with Plumbing Suppl les iyt ZnT-wiU tV we "T'wVsh'to express 'my the May meetmg. Robert Wyatt, ere thanks to all my neighbors executive secretary of the Indiana and friends for the many cards, State i Teachers association, will and acts of kindness shown A. A. U.

American Association of Univer- Mrs. Perry Thompson presiding. me during by recent illness. present an analysis of school laws Mr fioy Faulkner. Mrs.

Matilda Enzingrer read the sity Women will meet at 7:30 o'clock Monday night at the home Legislature at the May history of the song of the month. Twenty-two members responded to IN MEM0RIAM or Mrs. lieorge Newlin ra North-lawn, i Shakespeare Club. roll call by naming favorite flowers. Devotions were given by.

the hostess. Mrs. Thompson reported on a Walter Burton Rites Set Friday Afternoon IN LOVING MEMORY OF MT husband. William H. Crouch, who rassed aray six years -asTOi, April 2.

195. Asleep, not dead, oh blessed thought Shakespeare club will meet at council meeting she attended and BATHROOM FIXTURES KITCHEN SINKS and CABINETS ELECTRIC PUMPS PIPE and FITTINGS Use onr convenient Payment Flan SO months to pay. Immediate Delivery v' MOORE'S PLUMBING HEATING I SUPPLIES, Inc. Funeral services for Walter R. 10 comiort au my sorrow; Burton, ,42.

who died i fgn ow morning, win be held at 1:30 Lillian Crouch; were given by the chaplain, Miss Martha West. Mrs. Robert Lefever, president, named special committees. The next meetinr will be held o'clock Friday afternoon at the Hathaway funeral home. The i casket will be open from noon Thursday at the funeral home read a letter on the progress of 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Purdue Co-op house sponsored the home of Mrs.

William Laws, by women of Indiana Home Eco- Jr-' 1039 Franklin street. nomics association. The club! agreed to serve at Servicemen's Maaatine CI lib center late in April and Mrs. El-I OyoZine VWKO. mer Wichman, Mrs Georgia' Magazine club scheduled to meet Thompson and Mrs.

Alvina Meyer APfn, 17 meet instead in May were named to make arrange- to Garden tour in Indianap-ments. i olis- Members will be notified of Mn Muinn tra the date later. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice Is nerebjr given the 'taxpayers of Clifty Township. Bar until time for; services. The Rev.

Robert Cabanaus of Shelbyville Phone B358 Everything In Plumbing will be in charge of the rites. Burial willl be made at Garland Brook; cemetery. port on a Farm and Home Elec- tholomew County, Indiana, th children along with two she adopted, graduated from Purdue university at the age of 61 in the same class with one of her three sons, Fred Marxson, Jr. Results of the statewide nominations were announced by Mrs. W.

W. Reedy, Indianapolis, Indiana chairman of the American Mothers committee of the Golden Rule fouhdatteaoDf New York City. proper legal officers of said mu- Kw a- ry wi' TsV tf ssf 'ssf Hf 1 The Country Club. The Country club will meet at? 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Peel in Azalia instead of Mrs.

A. Parker as Dale Carnegie Club i To Retain Officers triclty school held in February. The meeting closed with the prayer song. Guests were Chester Bode, Mrs. Martin Hoffman, Mrs.

Forrest Arnholt, Miss Seljna Von- ITinr, and Utn T3H ITnvlTCvA. April 23 at 7:30 o'clock at the post home. Happy Go-Getters 4-H Club Meets. Harrison Township Happy-Go-Getters 4-H elub met at the home of Margie, Emma and Norma Bets. The meeting was called to order by Emma Betx, president Nine members answered roll call.

A demonstration on "Helpful Hints in Sewing" was given by Mrs. Newell Dye, adult leader. Refreshments were served by riicipaMty at their regular flace of meeting- at 'the office of the -Trustee of said Township. R. No.

1. Harts ville, Indiana, on tne day of April, 1961, at seven o'clock, P. t. will consider the following Doni Fouat. nresident.

in additional appropriation which said was The national winner will be an charge of the Dale Carnegie club fftcerf necessary to meet a the etraord unary emergency eiicist- nounced in New York next month. uncckiiiig cuiicouaj ufgui m.1 v.eiir ing aj tnas time: tral Park cafeteria. speciai. school FtrifD4 Mrs. George Butler 'in 8tated In the b.ook-f charge of recreation.

Prizes were' won by Mrs. wichman, Mrs. Thomp- Thomasine Allen Circle. 1 Thomasine Allen circle of First I dWH BPt church will meet at 2 Sfdrr- nif1 prUe o'clock Friday afternoon at the home Mrs. Harmon Pohsler on Refreshments were served by the McClure road hostess, assisted by Mrs.

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1 INDIANA BUSINESS COLLEGE Miss Violet Maury was mistress lzr "paJrr' Cin' ntn -T Care or. Grounds or ceremonies. Harry Nash- Taxpayers appearing at such ville, was guest speaker, giving in- meeting shall have a right to He struction and demonstration of heard thereon. The additional! ap- propriation as finally made wiill be leatner automatically referred to the State Claude Weekly, chairman of the Board of Tax Commissioner, which nominating committee, reported hold, further hearing: mmTv within fifteen days at the County that present Officers WOUld be re- Auditor'. Of lr.

at Bartholomew FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth have suffered real embarrassment because their plat dropped, slipped or wobbled at just the wrong time. Do not live in fear of this happening to you. Just sprinkle little FASTEETH. the alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your plates. Holds- false teeth more firmly, so they feel mors comfortable.

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Indiana, or at such ether Mrs. Betz. The remainder of the evening was spent playing games. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Dye.

Eagles Auxiliary Marks First Year. Observing the first anniversary of the organization of Ladles Auxiliary of Eagles, a dinner was served Wednesday night at the Eagles hall, followed by a meeting. Guests were served at U-shaned Officers are Mr. Foust president; la8 may be At The next meeting will be held all day May 8 at the home! of Mrs. Gus Wright, 1426 Union street Wesley Crum, Infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Crum, 2211 Twenty-Third street. Is In critical condition today at the county hospital, where he Is i receiving treatment TXmi tav ncsnnf, taxpayers objecting; William Fox. first vice-pres dent; to any ot Carl Echn, second vioe-president; ation may heard and interested Mrs. Geneva Kern, secretary; taxpayers may Inquire of the Jnrih Mm How.

trea surer County Auditor when and: where treasurer. -uch hearin, wiu b8 heid Special program committee ap- LOWELX, VANEST. Trustee, pointed was Keith Moore, chair- Clifty Township, Bartaolor 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Nurses' home. 1 Eastern Star. Columbus chapter of Order of Eastern Star will meet; at 7:30 o'clock Friday night ati the Masonic temple.

Phone 8510 Columbus, Indiana Basse tt Building. tables which, were ornamented in I man pon Jloore and Claude: John SuAtT Weekly. April fc-12. sfsrsrarisTinirsrsrsrsrsTiirsfstw.