The Tipton Daily Tribune from Tipton, Indiana • Page 5

(Ind.) TRIBUNE 5 irsday, March 15, 1956 bod Sale. March 17, fipton's. Winoiia Circle. c-n; We wash everything but the baby. SMITSON'S LAUNDRY, c-tf PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN'S FEET SIMPLEX lexies FOR YOUNG FEET, bring your doctor's prescription for children'sshoes Jo us.

We specialize in the very best expertly fit to your doctor's requirements. Arcadia Mrs. V. V. Learning Miss Betsy PriclwH was honored with a dinner in celebration her 18th birthday in the home of her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Z6re; Grim, east of Arcadia. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Shirl Overdorf, Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Mosbaugh, Mrs. Dorothy Leach and sons, Donny and David. Miss Prickett received several gifts. Rev.

and Mrs. Lowell Williams, route 4, Marion, are.parents of a son born March 6. The baby, first child in the home, weighed 8 pounds and 15 ounces and has been named Robert Gordon. Rev. Williams, a former pastor of the Church of God, Arcadia, left here with his wife in October to be pastor of a church near Marion.

let us fit your child's growing feet with the approved jFlexi-Pedic shoe designed by Simplex, accepted by doctors, end worn by so many children everywhere. ERNLEE'S SHOES 120 North Main Phone 92 The Christian Home Builders class of Omega church met for a pitch-in supper Sunday in the social rooms church. Weldon Miller, president, presided over the business session, which was opened with prayer by Cleve McCarty. Mrs. Wayne Miller gave a devotional talk, and Mrs; Weldon Miller gave reports.

The social committee, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rigsby and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Achenbach, made announcements concerning future meetings, and various projects were discussed.

It was decided to have an attendance with Alvin Hunter and Weldon Miller captain of the teams. The meeting was closed with prayer by Donald Eller. Present were Messrs, and Mesdames Harold Rigsby, Robert Mussleman, Wayne Miller, Donald Eller, Everett Webb, Robert Hughes, Harold Achenbach, Delbert Leach, Delbert Etchison, Walter Mosbaugh, Alvin Hunter and Cleve McCarty. Mrs. Cleve McCarty is teacher of the class.

Officers were elected at a recent meeting of Jackson Central Parent- Teachers association. They are: President, J. Ralph Bishop; first vice-president, Mrs. Wayne Ehman; second vice-president, Mrs. John Hughes; third vice-president, Mrs.

Lowell Brehm; secretary- treasurer, Georgianna Horine. Calvin Hiatt, president, presided, and Rev. Fred Gilbert, pastor of Cicero. Christian church, was in charge of devotions. Mrs.

Chet Mosbaugh was chairman of the Founders-day program, and Mrs. David Douglas explained the PTA emblem and also read a poem, "A Founders Day Wish," and Mrs. Mabel Knapp gave the history of Founders day. PARADE Of VALUES New Line LADIES Spring Nets Many Styles and Colors $1.98 to $4.95 Loads of new toys LAWN MOWERS 9Bc to $2.98 Robin Hood Archer Sets FOR YOUR LITTLE MISS Fruit of The Loom Dresses Sizes 9 to 18 months 3 to 6X and 7 to 14 $1.98 to $4.98 PLUSH EASTER BUNNIES 98c to $9.95 NEW MEN'S SPORT SLACKS Half Navy Charcoal Brown Laya pr. Way Forest Stoops, superintendent of Hamilton county speaker for the.

evening; was'infrbdfiited'tfy -Roland-Lorton. He spoke on the "Opportunity School" and also lispussed benefits received Easter seal sales. Fred Andersop, trustee of Jackson township, talked an the future of the schools and plans, were discussed for a new Refreshments were served in the cafeteria at the close of the meet- ng by the committee, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bishop and Mr.

and tfrs. Ward Mosbaugh. Ladies' Aid society of Omega Christian church will entertain at i luncheon March 21 at 12:30 p. m. the social room of the church.

A playlet -will be given after the All ladies of the church ire urged to be present. $1 New Continental Outline Heel NYLONS Others From pr. 79c to $1.39 pr. Gladiola Bulbs Imported from Holland 2forl5c New Clopay Cloth WINDOW SHADES $1.98 to $4.29 lut to your measure. Also lastic and washable 98c to $2.98 The Home Builders class of Arcadia Methodist church met for a ousiness and social meeting Sunday evening in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. William Kelsey. Mr. and Mrs. Mark McGill assisted 'in entertaining the group.

A pitch-in supper was served to persons named and Mr. and Mrs: Ralph Waltz, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sumner and sons, Mr. and Mrs.

Malcolm Black, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lorton, Mr. and Mrs. John Chenoweth, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ehman. A short business meeting was conducted, with Mrs.

Lorton presiding. Ralph Waltz is teacher of the class. The Martha circle of the Arcadia Christian church convened for its March meeting in the home of Mrs. Lester Rulon. Mrs.

Roy Webster was in charge of devotions and Mrs. John Kerr, chairman, presided over the business meeting. A sunshine box was sent by the group to Mrs. Cora Reveal, and a box for a missionary packed. Present, other than named, were Mesdames Elmer Williams, D.

D. Thomas, Frank Rodenbeck, Glen Melling, Robert Baitz, Laruel Nagle, Gertrude Maggart, Paul Teal, Joe Hall and Mary Ellen Legg. Refreshments were served. Elmer Williams, Arcadia business man, has been confined to his home because of illness for the past week. The Arcadia Methodist church will present one hour of music Sunday evening, March 18, in the church.

The children, adult choir and ladies' sextette of the church will take part in the program, which will be open to the public. Mr. and Mrs. Don Kinder and family visited Mr. and Mrs.

Neal Lorenz, of Ripple, recently. Mrs. Delia Applegate, of Cicero, visited John Unger and Amanda Weer, Arcadia, Friday afternoon. Mrs. Florence Winders was returned home from Tipton Memorial hospital Sunday and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.

Mrs Nell Ryan, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Glenn Drumm visited Mrs. Winders Saturday evening. Mrs. Charles Raquet, Arcadia has been returned home from Riv erview hospital, Noblesville, where she underwent surgery.

Her daughter, Miss Irene Raquet, was off work a few days caring for her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Quear returned home Saturday evening from Phoenix, where they spent two months with their daughter, Mrs. Robert West, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Milo Landes and daughters, of Anderson; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Landes and family, of east of Cicero, Sunday dinner guests of their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Landes, west of Arcadia. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hartley, of Kokomo, visited Sunday with their parents, Mrs.

Minnie Arcadia, and Mr. and Mrs. Immanuel Hartley, Cicero. Mrs. Arthur Leininger, of Tipton, who has been ill for several weeks following a stroke of paralysis, is reported to be slightly improved.

We have the Iqteil patterns in (Armstrong Exclon Tile TOE MODERN FASHION. INFtOOHS Free Estimates Plastic Wall'Tile CabinetTops CHARLES THOMAS Phone Alfanta 11138 or Blair's Hardware Jackson Station Phone 2X3 A birthday dinner honoring Victor; Fuller and sqn, gtevie, northeast of Jackson-Station, occurred Sunday. Entertaining were his wife and mother, Victor Fuller and'children. Present "for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs.

Reuben Ryan, of near Windfall; Mr. and.Mrs. Ray Kinkaid, of Greentown; Freddie and Bonnie Fuller, of Kokomo; Mrs. Bonnie Rollins and daughter, of Kokomo, and Lt. William Cassery, of Bunker Hill Air base.

Mr. and Mrs. John Osier and son, of Kokomo, were Sunday dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Osier, of Jackson Station.

In the afternoon the women visited Mrs. Libby Rayl, of Tipton. Mr. 'and Mrs. Jean Rogers and son, Gary, honored their and on her fourth birthday at a-, dinner: Guests were.

Mr. and Mrs. Otis Horton, of near Jackson Station; Mrs. Maude Tipton, and Carolyn Sue Sot- Freddie, Bonnie and Sandra ful- ler, Mrs. Bonnie Rollins and Lt.

William Cassery went skating at! the rink in Alexandria Sunday eve- ning. $100 Yes We Will Give You $100 For Your Old Range With The Purchase Of A Brand New Westinghouse Speed Electric Range During Our March Special Sale! Limited Stock Hurry! HARPER'S Furniture tong. and Jeffrey Elaine. He weighed 7 pounds and' 4 ounces- and Mr: and Mrs. Jack Rogers, north- i named Bradley Allen.

east of Jackson" Station, are par-1 Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Van Dorn, ents of a son born March 4 at Tip- of Hemlock, are the maternal ton Memorial hospital. The boy grandparents. Mrs.

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