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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1951 ADVERTISER PAGE EIGHT A WONDERFUL BUY is this Oil Color Sketch Outfit, a quality outfit made by permanent pigmente. The made. box The is paints are all genuine all oak, beautifully Permanent Pigments size Artists outfit, Oil Colors. complete This with a all the is full pick up and go! See it. ready to ASK FOR SET No.

34 Price Only $12.50 Sproat's Drug Store 91 N. Paint Phone 3206 Treasured Gifts Always Nylon Slips Gowns From $4.95 Upwards Others from $2.95 up Quilted Robes and Pajamas From $10.95 upwards Nylon Blouses From $5.95 upwards Other Blouses from $2.95 up Skirts and Sweaters From $3.95 to $14.95 Jane Braley Conducts Brownie Troop Meeting Plans exchange for a Dec. Christmas 19 were party com- and a gift pleted Wednesday afternoon when Brownie troop 43, met at Worthington school. Jane Braley, the president, presided at the meeting. Anora Welch, Linda Schwartz, Dixie Trainer and Nila Zody conducted the flag ceremony.

The secretary's report was read by Carol Plyley, and dues were collected by Kay Steel. Immediately following the business meeting the troop worked on Christmas gifts for their mothers. The leaders present were Mrs. W. Braley, Mrs.

T. J. Plyley and Kezia Vanmeter. There are more than 200 pounds of valuable metal in the average piano. So Many Little Childhood Ills Strike at Night! So keep this specialized aspirin emergencies.

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Mrs. Hughes demonstrated de signs of indoor Christmas arrangements. She concluded her talk by remarking. "It is not the worth of the gift, but the spirit in which it is given." Members of Mt. Pleasant and Kingston Garden clubs displayed indoor Christmas decorations which were judged by Mrs.

Trimble Parker, Ribbons were given to Mrs. Wayne DeLong, Mrs. Marvin Jones, Mrs. Avon Hart, Mrs. E.

V. Graves, Miss Helen Hoffman, Mrs. Howard Boggs Jr. Mrs. Carrie Helderman, Mrs.

Harry Wright and Mr. L. E. Hill. Following the meeting, tea was served to the 78 members and guests from Ashville, Circleville Clarksburg, Kingston and this city.

The tea table, covered by a green cloth, was centered with evergreen and red tapers arranged in an antique ironstone china compote. Mrs. Wayne DeLong and Miss Ruth McKenzie presid ed at the tea service which also was composed of ironstone china Christmas party will feature the next meeting to be held Dec. 11 at the home of Mrs. Renick Dunlap, of near Kingston.

Frankfort Scout Troop Has Annual Election Girl Seout Troop 48, Frankfort, elected new officers at the regular meeting Monday afternoon at the school. Those elected were Nettie Watson, president; Barbara McDonald, vice president; Jeanette Flesher, secretary, Mary Carol Dane, treasurer; Betty Herman, historian and Sandra Hardy, reporter. The troop completed plans for a Christmas party for members and their mothers. IN TELEVISION There's Nothing Finer Than A Stromberg-Carlson 1952 Models Are Here GERLING'S TELEVISION Sales and Service Dial 29-956 9 West Second St. BEST HERE Betty Gay Crease Resistant A Wide Selection of Rayon Gabardine Crepe Lined COATS SUITS $19.99 $12.99 Crease resistant rayon gabardine.

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for reassignment. Miss Marilyn Hughes, Cincinnati, became the bride of Sgt. Wilbur Thornton, Route 7, at 10 a. m. Tuesday.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. O. W. Stockman at his home. Mrs.

Thornton is the daughter of Mr. A. C. Hughes, Palestine and Sgt. Thornton is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Lyons, Route 7. For her wedding the bride chose a gray suit with black accessories, and a white velour hat. A corsage of white carnations at her shoulder completed her costume. Mrs.

Glenn Lyons, Route and Mrs. Dale Oyer, East Second street, were the couple's only attendants. The bride was graduated from Sam Houston high school, Dallas, Tex. and has been employed at the Bell Telephone Co. in Cincinnati.

Sgt. Thornton was graduated from Huntington high school and has just returned home after serving months in Korea. The couple will live on Route 7 until Jan. 5 when Sgt. Thornton reports Mrs.

Boden Is Hostess Woman's Society of Christian Service of Crouse Chapel met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Boden, 197 Wes. Main street. The meeting opened group singing of the "First Noel." Miss Lillian Rihl called the roll and read the minutes A special offering from the week of prayer and self denial was received. The plan to donate food and clothing to the Salvation Army was approved.

Mrs. Edward Arledge led the devotions. "Eacb Offered His Best" was the program topic presented by Mrs. Russell Carmean. Mrs.

Carmean also read a letter from an American missionary in Korea. Mrs. Mary Immell read three poems: "Christmas Eve," "It's Christmas" and "Christmas Carol." A contest was conducted by Mrs. Alex Wilson. Mrs.

Howard Immell read a letter from an adopted mission child at Scarlet Oaks home in Cincinnati. The group decided to send two sickbed tables to her for Christmas. The meeting closed with the singing of "Silent Night" and the benediction. Mrs. Lee Dumm, Mrs.

C. A. Hertenstein and Mrs. John Clim er, who was accepted as a new member, were guests. The hostess, assisted by Mrs.

Wilson, served a dessert course. Mrs. James Tootle, Route 4, will be hostess at the January meeting. 50-Year Celebrants To Have Open House Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip Weinrich of Vigo will observe their 50th wedding anniversary, an open house celebration from 3 to 5 p. Sunday, at their home. Language Growth Theme of Speech Miss Mary Evens, educational director, spoke on "The Origin of Speech and Growth of the English Language" at a meeting of Ohio Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Tuesday evening, at the Inter-Sorority Council rooms. members were present for the business session conducted by Mrs. Thomas Watkins.

Minutes of the previous meeting wete read by Mrs. George A. Hatfield after which Miss Bedty Schreck gave the financial report. Mrs. Robert Lapp reported on plans for individual card parties to be heid during the week of Dec.

5 to Dec. 12 as a special fundraising project. Members are asked to take their contributions to the Christmas party dated for Dec. 20 at Mrs. Kramer's home, Brewer Heights.

Dolls for the Salvation Ar my also will be collected at the party. Committee in charge of the program included Mrs. Kramer, Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. Robert Schrader and Mrs.

George Jurcisin. Nex: meeting will be held Jan. 15, at the Inter-Sorority Council rooins. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS Delegates Attend Youth Conference Twelve delegates from Ross county attended the Ohio Commission on Children and Youth institute held Wednesday in Washington C. H.

for the purpose of helping surrounding counties formulate activity plans suggested during a recent White House Conference on Children and Youth. Representing the county were: Mrs. William Allyn, Mrs. Charles McCarthy, Mrs. Carl Hirsch, Miss Leona Doerres, Mrs.

George Watson, Wolfe, Dr. HenLuidens, Mr. Glenn Poff, Richard Lane, Thomas Hickenbotham, Mrs. Heien Erskine Tracy, and Mrs. Joseph Vanmeter.

Dr. Herschel Nisonger reviewed the of the Ohio commission in stimulating action in the counties, the work of the White House Conference. Summation of surveys was given through films on "Children and Youth at the Midcentury" made by Life magazine and narrated by Clifton Fadiman as a public service to the conference. Each county gave a report of its progress and ideas were exchanged by delegates. Miss Mildred Rankin, assistant executive secretary of the commission, who has worked with various youth the importance of youth particithe imoprtance of youth participation in all activities that concern them.

She urged that youth be included in county program planning. At the close of the conclave, Mr. Gordon Crowe presented "blueprints" recommended by that state committees for use in the counties. Bible Class Has Christmas Party Capt. McKee Bible class of Walnut Street Methodist church met Tuesday evening for a covered disn dinner and Christmas party at the church.

The 32 members and guests were seated at tables decorated with Christmas greenery and lighted tapers. The Rev. John B. Taylor gave the invocation. Mrs.

Ethel Greenbaum read a Christmas story and offered prayer. The dinner committee included Mrs. Edward Ludwig. Mrs. Roy Higgins, Mrs.

Ida Ludwig, Miss Virgie Cook and O. B. Oyer. Miss Cook conducted the business meeting. and the group approved a contribution to the Salvation Army.

Mrs. John Beavers was awarded the attendance prize. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS Goodbye Heartbum Hello TUMS! Quick relief for sour stomach, gas, Still acid only 10c. indigestion.

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Seventeen members and one guest, Mrs. P. Glenn, were present. A sack lunch preceded the meeting. The group voted to send two Christmas table arrangements to the VA hospital.

Mrs. T. W. Morgan and Mrs. Ben Vincent will be in charge of constructing the arrangements.

A tuberculosis health bond was purchased by the club. Following the business meeting each member displayed one Christmas arrangement. Mrs George Wachter's arrangement was voted the best of the group. Special mantel, table and door decorations were shown by Mrs. J.

R. Freeland, Mrs. Sam Dresbach and Mrs. Arthur River. Mrs.

Kegg is chairman of the January luncheon meeting to be held at the Lynne House. Mr Mrs. Otis Cottrill and Miss Pauline Wheeland of Tucson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Gray of Mooresville.

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