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Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 5

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lower Show Stock Market Muddle Grows Ever Worse carved from honeypod wood EL6IN We Invite You were Wednesday luncheon of Atlanta accompanied them months of this year ton It far Am Rfutf BRAIDED RUGS Maalox or The 1 Mother And The New Born Send Them lowers NAYLOR'S 14 South St Phone 382 2595 Next to Bank Junior air Judging Results Announced Mr Warner of Blanchester He is associated with Wilmington Auto Parts in this city Miss Lisa Liggett of this' city was a guest at a family dinner Sunday at the residence of Mr and Mrs Joseph Davis and sons of Hillsboro The breakdown in record keeping and in the delivery of stock certificates to purchasers has coincided with a periocTof rising or relatively stable stock prices What it asks might happen in a bear market? One possibility should such a Today's Mothers Meet At Charles' Home Peter Nero To Play With Symphony Davis amily Reunion Held at Park Sunday A changejn rpeeting date for September be the place to be It continued: would seem to imply that the 35 firms Champion Producers and Joe Kendall Wilmington Woodwork ing Challengers Electricity I Robert Pelle Jr lying Sparks and Kevin Stackhouse same club Electricity II Mike McKee are although none at the exchange cares to Church (Disci Phoebe Group Conner irst Christian the peaks that pierce the surface giving indica tion of a hidden treacherous landscape below ortune magazine reports that considerable prob the exchange irst and second place win ners in the Junior air miscel laneous judging were announced today In the Ohio Birds I division first and second place winners were Linda Miller and Gerald Owsley both of the Blanchester Green Thumbs 2 ft 3 ft 6 ft 8 ft Brown of New Holland and Miss Vicky James of Columbus i On their return from their honeymoon in and Mrs residence Washington away the bride wrore a wide belted gold and brown linen frock and the corsage from her bridal flowers Mrs Warner is a graduate of Washington CH High School third One Below Mrs Brehm first Mrs Rosenberg second Mrs Mires third Heavy Snow Thelma Mc Coy first Mrs Rosenberg sec ond Mrs Brehm third MINIATURES Dew Drops Mrs Rosen Mrs William Penquite and were ClvVCO" nnmhinoH Chaney a year earlier ine weaning win taae place Oct 26 Social Calendar Phone 382 2576 Blossoms and Theresa Richard son Stuff Cuff lower Gardening Deb ra Roehm New Vienna Green Thumbs and Marsha Curtis same club 4 Photography Dennis Miller Blanchester Green Thumbs and Jack Miller same club riday August 9 1968 Wilmington News Journal 5 the problem New techniques are needed This week the paper jam was revealed to have spread to at least one mutual fund the one year old Mates Investment und a sort of prodigy in that its shares have doubled in its: lifetime But success as" in the' case of other prodigies has been its most serious obstacle Mate gotburied under so many orders this summer that itsuSply had to refuse any more In addition its records got snafued and now will have to be reconstructed Almost simultaneously the Securities and Exchange Com mission charged some officers of Pickard Co which is being liquidated after collapsing un der the paper load of record Popular pianist atranger keeping that just poor composer Peter Nero will ap but illegal as well pear Oct 26 with the Cincinnati Shortly after the SEC charge Symphony Orchestra on its 8 the New York Stock Exchange series replacing Sergio suspended two senior officers of Mendes and Brasil originally the company from doing busi scheduled ness on the exchange the sever Nero one of the most popular est punishment the Big Board attractions" in the world can mete out to membrirsAnd today is recognized as being more will be heard in this case the foremost pianist in his field But public announcements and has a tremendous following such as these seem only to bex'With all types of audiences and all age groups He is as much in demand on college campuses as he is at New Philhar monic Hall Great artistry and a vibrant personality combine with a style strictly his own and encompass everything nure iazz tn an inppninns ucp BAYER ASPIRIN were among guests at a re Ehlerding Stuff Cuff and coption in Hillsboro Sunday Nancy Humphreys Wilmington afternoon celebrating the golden" lower Blossoms wedding anniversary of Mr and lower Gardening III Chris Mrs Harry Young Buckley Wilmington lower or the Americanism pro gram Mrs Chaney gave A Salute to Hawaii Our 50th" Kendall same club Electricity III Douglas JUNIOR DIVISION Hot and Humid Theresa Richardson first Greta Ehlerding second Debbie Cur ry third Raining Cats and Dogs Greta Ehlerding first Theresa' Richardson second Charlene Mires third' 4 ft 395 5 ft 695 9 ft $2750 $3450 Bufferin Elsewhere $149 $119 Today's Mothers Club met Tuesday evening at the country home of Mrs George Charles with Mrs James Sullivan as co The annual Davis family re hostess The meeting was held union was held Sunday at the outside on the patio of the Williams Memorial Park Charles home A picnic dinner was served Mrs Gene Holdren president at noon Music and games weream mce upcoming club events Sept 27 will be the an 1 1 Charles were' winners of the handkerchief belonging to her grandmother Mrs Harold Cox a des The bridal bouquet was a cas Collie cade phalaenopsis orchids Mrs breath and English ivy Davis mounted on a white prayer book jr with showers of stephanotis and ner jewelry was a Indiana Mr' Warner established at 322 Sixth St CH or going Dristan Tablets Reg $119 89c necklace with the prayer book a gift of her bridegroom The matron of honor wore a mint green flowered taffeta' floor length frock sleeveless with belted bodice and scooped neckline Her matching piece was a bow adorned with white daisiesand nvlon tulle The bridesmaids wore yellow flowered daisy trimmed taffeta gowns designed with molded bodices scooped necklines and brief sleeves In their hair were bows and veils of tulle Thev vaitiuti uaaAcua vi vcuvw niat guente daisies i and 5 greenery and yellow showers' Social Events McCla in Warner Wedding JudgGd jBlf ai evening gifts The hostesses served sert course to Mrs Joe Mrs Wilbur' Clouser Thomas White Mrs Joe Mrs Harold Warner Charles Bush Hidy and ribbons Colonists Are Hostesses at Guest Picnic Robert Bolling Chapter Daughters of the? American Colonists picnicked at the Gurney ville Rd residence of Mrs Carl McMillan Wednes day evening Rain drove thepicnickersJnside Mrs McMil spacious house for the pic nic supper Guests joining the chapter were Mrs Roger Earley of Milford Mrs Noble Olsen of vuimiMu wnn tne nostess trustees of Waldschmidt Mu seum near Milford Mrs Alice Emma Glass Schaberg of Co lumbia Mo Mrs Morris Sni der Mr and Mrs Elvin McKay Mr and Mrs Van Worley Mr and Mrs Roy Smith Mr and Mrs Blanchard Mr and Mrs Harry Mrs Ethel Hayes Mrs Townsend Mrs Man non Mrs Louis Cohn Mrs Townsley Miss Sheila isher and Mrs Terrell As regent of the AC Mrs McMillan held a brief business meeting enjoyed Present were Mr and Mrs Arthur Curlett and daughter Mrs Edna Davis and Mrs rank Davis and son Mr and Mrs Barr 0 Braman and daughters Mrs Ruth Hansford Mr and Mrs Clay McCandless and daughter Mrs Betty Kel William Hidy and Mrs seed pearls She carried a lace lum and son Mr and Mrs Ralph Morris Mr and Mrs Edwin Rumer and children Mr and Mrs Lewis Weeter and son Mrs Patricia Dehns and children Mr Jake Cox Mr and Mrs Loren Wain Mrs7 Elsie Adams Mr and Mrss Thomas Adams and children Mrs Claraisa Howell "and daughters Mr and Mrs Robert Williamson and children Mrs Stella Dixon and family Mr Harry Trego Mrs Olive Trego Mr Sam GajneSMr Jerry Tregd Mr "Jerry Mason Mrs Edith Mason Mr and Mrs Lor en Beatty Mr and Mrs Ev Mrs Charles arqtihar Pen erett Davis Mr John 'Trego ny and Timmy of this city and Mr and Mrs Raymond West Mr and Mrs Adam Davis Kathie of and sons Mr Ralph Davis Mr Thursday guests of Mrs ar and Mrs John Davis Miss mother and sister Mrs Wendy Matson Mr Billy Mat Harry Penquite and Miss son and Miss Marlene Bruce Kathryn in HUlsbdro ana vnantiiiy lace gown nign neckline of tne lace bodice cande holders: was outlined in lace scallopstouched with seed pearls re nual rummage sale a family ea on bridal point picnic (date to be announced) sleeves A fro Pnncess panel and the club fall party on the lhe train were evening of Oct 26 adorned with the same lace New hostesses arid months The bride's three tiered illu were' drawn for the remaining son veil was held by a head months of this year piece of white satin rosettes and Wilminton0'" Blanchester Other winners by division: Buckeye Bug Catchers II Dennis' Miller and Jack Miller both Blanchester Green Thumbs BuckeyeBug Catchers I Karen Gamer and Dennis Mil ler both Green Thumbs Explore the Outdoors James Miller and Douglas Cox both Green Thumbs Exploring Our orest Chuck Hunt and Mike Dunn both Nature Nuts Bees Gerald Owsley and Charles Owsley both Green Thumbs with iAq AVUpe AKV1U Mauds XVlttf 1 xwuvwuvu puic Jd44 LU dU lUgVlMUUS HdU tinsville Champion Producers midyear 35 of their A of the classics and Chris Miller Jefferson Jets member about 5 per cent Small Engine Care and Main were under special READ THE CLASSIIED ADS state for history Mrs 1T1 fllA ofnin am A ouuc auiencamsm Chairman ceiving awards and 'a citation The unit also received a special merit citation for having com pleted the activity program for thft VPflr nc miilinnrl 4k A Ja wmx MU uuvuucu UJ VUC ue I a card of recognition for mem bership and represented Dis trict 4 at the pre convention meeting on constitution and by laws1 1 Bayer Aspirin 100 tablets Elsewhere 98c 79c NEW YORK (AP) The put it that Mrs keepings problems tnat have brought some brokers to a few short of chaos this year are not being resolved eas It is obvious' tliat the addition of more help the curtailment of trading hours restrictions on advertising and similar meas mmhc 1 cannot in themselves solve rs might renege on stock pur chases Regulations now call Jor payment of stock within a week after purchase However if a purchaser "for some reason has not received his bill or notification of pur chase in that and if at the same time his stock has de clined' sharply in value he might be tempted to refuse order This would compound an al ready chaotic record keeping situation and dump even more work upon already overworked staffs It could mean also a Iqpg period of litigation Swindler Sons lorist 321 Locust St 12 oz Size Reg $149 $109 Reversible 7 Sizes 6 Colors 9 ft 12 ft $4450 Cepacol Mouthwash Elsewhere 97c 14 oz 79c Clinton Coin Matic Laundry 622 South St Wilmington Next to Babb Sheet Metal I Phone 382 9284 fern and palm leaves in altar arrangementsSeven branched "randplfihra YXnt airliner Ahndlftc of graduated heights were en wedding a cafe au 1 twmpd with leatherleaf fern and plumosa Attending the couple were Mrs Charles Turner of Athens matron of honor Misses Debbie Cox the sister and Bon nie Shoemaker bridesmaids and another sister Teresa Cox junior bridesmaid Mr Marty Murray of this city was best man for Mr Warner Ushers were Mr Garth Cox of Wash ington Mr Warren Mc Clain of Athens the bride's' brothers and Mr Charles Hunt Jr of this city the nephew The bride given in marriage bv her father wore a Ion satin i 7 were weanesaay runcneon uy nei idiiier wore a saun crystal bowl of yellow gladioli anpefe Mr and Mrs Tinvirt and Chantilly lace gown The and white daisies with matching ci Si high neckline of thp laee bodice 1 7 "lth matchinS Cole this city Mrs Ater Cduuiv mnueis of Atlanta accompanied them Hostesses for the reception home after visiting several davc were Mrs Charles Hunt of Wil with her son in laW and dangh 71 mington sister of the bride ter! Mr and Mrs Cole ttw Runyan Stuff Cuff and groom Miss Connie Ilesof Kathy Burton Wilmington Washingt Miss Pat lower Blossoms Brown of New Holland and Miss 9r and Mls Ambrose lower Gardening II Greta 10 ft 14 ft $6000 11 ft 15 $7400 Mrs Thelma McCoy was East Winds Mrs Brehm JOHN CUNNI named sweepstakes winner of first Mrs McCoy second Mrs AP Business Analyst i the Clinton County flower Ray Chamberlain third NEW YORK (AP) i show Thursday and Mrs rost Expected Brenm was presentea tne nest ROsen berg first Virginia of show award for artistic de Craig second Elsie Brown sigu '5 results: ARRANGEMENTS Spring loods Mrs Ed Rosenberg first Mrs Harold Brehm second Virginia Craig third Blue Skies Mrs Harold Brehm first Thelma McCoy second Mrs Rosenberg third herg first Virginia Craig sec Two Clear Days Mrs Breh £nd Cindy Craig third first Mrs McCoy second Mrs' Rosenberg first Mrs Mrs Rosenberg third McCoy second Mrs Ray Thunder and Lightning chamberlain third Mrs Mcuoy ursi Mrs Mires second Mrs Rosenberg third High Winds Mrs MiresfirstJMrs McCoy second Mrs Penny Irwin third Dry and Dusty Elsie Brown first Mrs Mires second Mrs MpCoy third The 80th birthday anniversary of Mrs Hazel Brown of Ontario Calif formerly of this urnc onlAkin4 nl aicu vv ao vuivuiatcu uvouaj with a dinner given by Mr John ng Sparks and Robert Blue and daughter Barbara at 4 Yio dun rocirJonoa in Calif Mrs Brown lives at f34 Sparks and I Street 7 B111 McLaughlin Blanchester ciiecmciaus amily Gardening Doug Roberts New Antioch' Hustlers and David Haines Reesville Sod Busters Beginners Gardening Rob bie Brown Wilmington lower Blossoms and Billie Jo Lind say same club Plmxfar lartanintf Pirn to bring yur LAUNDRY to our building located at 622 South Street Wilmington Open 7 aM to 11 pm Daily and Sunday MRS STEVEN WARNER Miss Dawne Arlerie McClain Tuesday evening July 29 be came the bride of Mr Steven trays pineapples and Colorful Lee Warner in a double ring shirts added to the theme Many wedding ceremony performed items were from a former resi by thlLRev Charles Richmond collection who resided in inzihe South Side Church of sevn years Christ 'Washington Par The meeting was opened with cuts of the couple are Mr ana theusual ritual Mrs RMph Mrs Cecil McClain of Athens Burroughs presiding During the aud Mr and Mrs Lester War business sessjon plans for the ner of Blanchester The bride booth at the all estival foster parents are Mr and Mr 15 16 17 were discussed and Charles Cox of Washington workers asked to list the hours they would volunteer to help White gladioli and kiluan Parade entry was discussed and daisies mingled with leatherleaf Mrs Howard McCollum and Mrs Richard Rachford will be hostesses for the September meeting at which time the State delegates will give their reports Mrs Gordon McCollum and Mrs George Shanor hostesses for the evening served refresh ments which continued in theHawaiian theme A social time was enjoyed nouncing the engagement and New Vienna Kilowatts approaching marriage of their Woodworking for Apprentice daughter Teresa Anti to Mr red Wilson Adams Chiefs David Chaney son of Mr and John Cramton Martinsville a nA Mrs A Clnanov nt Unamninn Prndncprs CtOrina xz vumuvj vx breath mixed with Lynchburg Route 1 Joints andasteners Dar dVllbS UWCHV auu 1TCI LL avx vvaiv avxv vvixiiaiix vnaucuft allU jClluW dHUWClb ai Mrs McClain chose for her ance are graduates of Lynch ersand Kenny Morris Adams knurf riAw ITirtk UfflAn Phi ofc A i UuUultl ij WLUULIIJ Ldxc dU TTr lait frock and matching acces ciass sories which were combined Chaney a year earlier Robert McCoppm Martinsville with a corsage of yellow Mar guerite daisies and sweetheart roses Mrs Cox an aqua silk shantung gown and yellow roses Mrs Warner wore for the occasion peacock blue gown matching accessories and a pink rose corsage A reception was held in el lowship Hall following the wed ding ceremony The lace cowred table was centered with a tiered wedding cake accoratea wun mint green ana Mr and Mrs wiUiam Hoskins yellow roses and topped with of Atianta Ga4 en route home a miniature bridal couple Com from the Smoky jJICllll lilt dppulllLlll Cllto Wdo Salute State She told how a crack de veloped in the floor of the Pacific Ocean millions of years ago a chain of volcanoes along' the crack poured steam and hot rock into the cold water and billions of tons of lava formedT the island chain She described the many beau ties of Hawaii the climate in dustries recreation flag alpha bet and racial combinations During World1 War II Hawaii was the principal fortress of the war in the Pacific contributing a full share of fighting men and employing the rest in agri culture and defense programs Punchbowl National Ceme tery where many of servicemen are buried including famed war' correspondent Ernie Pyle is similar to Arlington National Cemetery Each year on Easter Sunday sunrise services are held there She described the Hawaiian a symbol of American British Hawaiian to getherness There are 64 differ ent racial combinations in the state today Tables were decorated in the Hawaiian theme for the eve program A sign Salute' to Hawaii centered thr tahlp Numerous articles from Hawaii McKay shells pictures Reunion on Collett McKay picnic trOPlea1' Howers Statue of god grounds on Gurneyvjiie Rd pic dess of flowers dishes articles Wlr llinnk ol nnnn 7 SUNDAY AUGtJST 11 Gall family reunion Serpent Mound State Parked Annual Rolston fatnUy all day reunion at Williams Memorial Park picnic lunch at noon Wical Reunion at the Reesville School noon Woodmansee amily Reunion at Highland School Building pic nic dinner 12:30 i Leininger Reunion at Williams Memorial Park north side noop' MONDAY AUGUST 12 Sabina Women of the' Moose at Lodge Rooms Sabina 8 Tuesday august 13 Rebekah Group of the irst Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) with Mrs rancis Jack son 7:30 Hebron Rebekah Lodge Odd eUows Hall8 Priscilla and Sarah groups of irst Christian Church (Disciples of Christ with Mrs Mozelle Moon and Mrs Charles Reeder respectively 9 a jirst cnristian pies of Christ) picnic with Mrs 1 Lois Groun of Church (Disciples of Christ) with Mrs George Pidgeon 2 irst Christian Church (DiscL pies of Christ) Dorcas and Rachel groups With Mrs Charles Pettry and Mrs George Curtis respectively 7:30 urniture Carpet Appliances 1 Mile West of Wilmington on Rts 3 and 22 Play It Safe! Stock Your Medicine Chest with these Extra Specials Dwelly Chaney Engagement Is Announced Mr and Mrs Dwelljtenanca Jim Valentine Twin restrictions designed to prevent of Hillsboro Route 5 are an Pine Hustlers and Bob isher the sort of overload that did in Report of Americanism Program at Blan Legion Auxiliary Xlf a 'rnrfanu and Mrs the state for 1 De a t0 Chaney historian i i i i a i a rAiiiki vuivunvu me state SS Chaney aux iliary gave reports at the Tues day evening meeting of the aux iriary at the Blanchester Arm ory' Marian 7 year as outiinea by the de anon Unit 179 won first partment Mrs Chaney received fSl fe 'J I V'V 1 fev I if' Bh Vs jgtata ISri Ship'nhorp: buttons down the body shirt beautifies oxford 500 i Lyl Un i Mll I'linnKimiwJ 'J 1 7 ff KrLahr i is VtX VAI i I I I JEaEshr' ILLJd Startalittle tradition of your own in woven nlnid nyfArH if IM you with bodyshirtseams 50 Polyester 50 cottonin'! 7 I authentic shades Size28 to 38 A A 'I I bhop I Wilmington giTiTttg.

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