The Press Gazette from Hillsboro, Ohio • 4

Ma i i i 0 doz 12c One" Lb Equity and Mrs 0 I 0 10 1 WREATHS AND SPRAYS OR DECORATION DAY! 1 4 1 11 I PICNIC SUPPLIES Valuev to $119 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIHIIII GITSOR THE GRADUATEAT MORRIS! ft 1 1 1 st GRAND OPENING i Glenwood Park Pool 7 A THE HOLIDAY IS NOT COMPLETE" WITHOUT CANDY! I ood Market kA1 1 1 1 1J UIIIIIIIIIIIIW 7 'i i ci Ci (DEEORIlTIOn i' BS I Vj Ia STORE5INC: 1 ft short Mrs WOMAN'S CLUB IN INAL MEET EQUITY SUNDAE 4 aw ULL ASHIONED SILK HOSE 1 'Sheer 3 and 4 Thread i Season's Colors Apple Pie with Ice Cream SPECIALS CHEESE 'Miss Dorothy Miller spent week end in Cincinnati A hjfrj Mr George Cooper of Lbs Angeles Calif is visiting relatives and friends here I SUMMER HATS 7 STRAWS ELTS Beautiful Brims Special Price in ArTiuMukw MVMwujf wviwcxn 1 Cincinnati and Brooklyn and Mrs John Horst re turned toAheiL home Colum bus Monday following a visit with their daughter Paul Harsha Stanforth returned riday from a visit with her par ents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stewart a Bloomington Ill 77 Mrs Elsie Chaney and daugh ter Miss Gladys and son David were guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Moore at Charleston Va dur ing the week 1 Mrs Hazel Roads was the week end guest of her daughter Mrs Phil Studebaker at New Car lisle 7 i 1 Dr and Mrs Wisecup and daughter Miss Irena bf Yonkers are visiting Mr and Mrs ege tables Meals WE DELIVER Saturday Special! Puerto Rican GOWNS 25c each Vacation Special! and Children's SMx ks 4' Special Price OR THE HOLIDAY! 10c Wax 10e lee Crehm Spoons 5e Paper Plates 12 for 5c Paper Table Covers 10 15c Luncheon Sets i10c Ask About JIY BAGS Keeps loo Cream for More Than 7c Redeemable" i Ing year with chairmen as fol lows: Program Martha Johnson membership Bernice Wright fi nance Josephine Hilliard edu cation Louise Butler legislation Ruth Kopp publicity Mildred Hott publicaffairs Mary Teter health Grace Willson publica tions Nelle inley music Mary Ogden social Helen Cochran international relation Clara Kesler Wihegard ner 'A worthwhile project being sponsored by the club for tlie new year isthe operation an employment bureau for junior and senior girls in the Hillsboro High school The purpose of the project is to secure work for girls who otherwise might not be able to find employment1 and to make it less troublesome for persons needing help to locate a girl who is Qualified to work for" them The education committee with Miss Louise Butler as chairman will make 1 up the fists of girls wanting work the kind of work they are qualified to do and references for each girl The Business anti Profession! Wom club asked the cooperation of the Business association in this new endeavor PRETZEL STICKS Delicious resh and Crispy 10c pound Special Sunday! RIED CHICKEN rr DINNER TANNEHILL RQQM PHONE695 Elks Moorhead Miss Lena Kent GI Wilkin and "Charles Mc captured thev traveling award Guire attended the baseball game and Mrs Sara Chapman was' the in Cincinnati Tuesday between recipient of the guest prize Mrs Chapman and Mrs Hilliard were guests of the club resh and Delicious 15c pound Mrs Roy Rogers "was 'a Wednesday visitor in Columbus Gene McCann was a business visitor in Cincinnati Thursday Master Kenneth Musselman son of Prof and Mrs A Mus selman of Alexandria Ind and his grandparents the Rev and Mrs A Musselman of Lima were guests Wednesdtij and Thursday of the son uunner Musselman and Musselman of this city Mrs Ira Bean and "daughters Misses Betty and Patty and sons Bai ton Jimmie and Billy "and Sonny Smith spent Sunday with relatives at Hamilton Ky arrived Tuesday evening to spend the 'summer months' with her parents Mr and Mrs C' This Week Spcciql AMBROSIAICECREAM Nd 4 BRICK UarioiH rnshlng ill! Quail ZJC i 'jk i inii'Lic nt anwr Kirs 'and Mrs Lopis Shutte of Coving ton i Mr and Mrs Lyle spent Sunday and Monday with friends at Springboro They attended the I baccalaureate and commencement services there where Mr Lyle had taught school for eleven years 1 Hostess to Club Mrs Karl Doebcle entertained the members of her bridge club Monday "evening "at her home on Willow street The games were contested at two tables and Mrs Hunter and Mrs Pacltz were awarded trophies for scoring Mrs Doebelc won he traveling prize ollowing the card games the hostess served a delicious i freshment course to the guests who were seated at small tables Wednesday Bridge Club Mrs Lyman Turner entertain ed the members of the Wednes day bridge club at her home on North High street Wednesday afternoon i 'Mrs Turner seated her guests at small tables for the of the delicious salad course SpTing flowers were 'used I throughout the rooms of 'the house for decoration Three tables of bridge were formed and play' progressed itflWironr'W scores were tallied the high award was presented to Mrs 59c Pair Mr and Mrs Ji Robison spent Wednesday in Cincinnati" AM "'tf i and Mrs A McCoy of Xeniaweig JV eflnestjay i nner guests of Mr and MrT' Herbert Broomhall In the afternoon Mr and Mrs' McCoy and Mrs'Broom hall visited Walter" McCoy in Cincinnati i Business and Professional Group Holds Interesting Session Tuesday The Hillsboro Business and Professional club held its final meeting 'of the year at the home with Mrs John Blount chairman of the membership committee Mrs Lena Stodgel and Mrs? PaulCaldwell as hostesses A delicious dessert course was I served by the hostesses at long vCRMAV'9 WJUV1I WV4C UtUUUiCU WJUJ bouquets of vari colored spring flowers 1 i ollowing thefood course Miss "'presided' 'during the business session which was com prised mainly of routine reports ive new names were1 presented bX'the membership? committee amPwill 'bevoted on "at the next meeting which will be the an nual summer picnic to be held xne lattes part ot June A clever' skit entitled to Kansas was presented by members" Misses Naomi Truax Martha Schweinsberger Helen Cochran Bessie Hamilton Ruth Kopp and Mary Ogden The national is to be held at Kansas City in July Several bits of humor and poems evolving from the orig inal bit about tKebatteredmat of "GeOrge" Gar rett were read by Mrs Ports These wqre contributed by Mr Garrett Judge Wilson and Conard Roads and af forded much amusement to all Miss Ruth Adams Mrs Hubert Robison and Miss 'Vera Insley 'gave interesting reports of the state convention held in Colum bus last week end Miss Maty Teter retiring' pres ident made a brief talk Invhich she thanked the members for their excellent cooperation during the time of her presi dency The new president Mrs was then pre sented Mrs? Hilliard told theduh that she would to con tinue the good work of ther club so ably carried out in" the past under the leadership' of Miss Mrs Hilliard presented the new committees for the com Tracy Brown of Char lottesville Va arrived riday to spend the summer months here i I if i 7 I Mr and Mrs Herschel awleyand son George Mis Jas Mc Dermott jr and song JimJohn and Joe visited Rock sHouse and Old cave' It 3' Miss Martha Meredith 'and Don ald Collins spent" Thursday in Cincinnati 7 i i I I I jl'l THE PftESSrG AZETTE klELSfiORO OHIO 4 jU 'r 1 OOD VALUES Route 35 6 Miles West Chillicothe 0 Opens Sunday May 28 Bring your picnic parties to cool Glen wood Park and Pool of shelter in case of rain Max Vissler and Dr Slagle assures you of courteous treat menu 'The group of students nir tiiiwi here represented Hillsboro High school in the state scholarship examinations which were held at Miami (University Oxford Saturday May The team received a rating of excel lent in its division in the state Students names left tonight are: irst" Cecil Stoner ran ces Murphy Constance airley Mrs rances Thompson spent Wednesday with Mrs iVU Hop kins at Lynchburg Mr and Everhart and Son Pat Magill and" daugh ter Nancy of Oxford were Sun day guests Of Mrs par ents Mr and Mrsi rank Stev enson 2 Dr Mrs aris Byron Clark Mrs CH'Steien son and Mrs Grady Rhodes spent Wednesday In Cincinnati The following people attended the Methodist District Confeience at Jamestown Tuesday and Tues day night Mr'Hind Mrs 1 Calvert Rev and Mrs A Hoff man and son Miss Mary Cowman and Mr and Mrs Her bert Broomhall LADIES SUMMER RAYON WEAR Shorts Panties Step Ins Huge Selection 25c to 50c a Mrs William Boulware left Monday for a visit with her mother Mrs' Jones at Del aware 1 Mr and Mrs rank1 Cooper and son of Springfield were Sunday guests of Mrs Ella Cooper 7 fr and Joe Lewis visited the sister Mrs Carrie Cassidy at Columbus Sunday Mrs Cooke 'of Chicago Ill is visiting her parents Mr and'Mrs Baker and Rich ard SUMMER WASH ROCKS LAWN PRINTS AND DOTTED SWISS 69c and 1 Complete Size Range 1 Small Danish IO4 yOLLSL doz 19C Tutti rutti Angel ood CAKE 29c A Acj Sat Sun ft i Sara Jane Bunn Rosemary Mos es Virginia Temple Bette Hester Dorothy Holladay4 Norma Shraw Lois Ma Easter 1 Second row Jack Garman Kathleen Rose Maxinc Young Martha Berend Charlotte Bussey Lillian Davis Opal Barnett Anne McGlinchey Norma Schraw Jas yance Third Mary Jan Cald well' Louisa enner Barbara Durncll Bertha Watts Harb? ourth John Benson Os borne John BOwcn Robert Boris Duane Wilkin Spencer Shaw Blair Dennison Richard Davis? Buy 3 large Rolls at the reg' price of 29c tach and get another roll 1 only (AU 1 tegular Size ilnib) v24 Hour ranishing' Service jYnil One' Enlargement REE ZdC Mr and Mrs Troy Bishir "and daughter Carol of Beckley iW Va arrived Tuesday evening an indefinite visit Mrand Mrs Dulfey 1c SALE IcSALE Gcvaert Brand CAMERA SLofk'Up or the' lldliclay Activities Buy 3 Rolls' of jk ilm at the reg I price of 23c each 5 and get' another 1 Roll for only MAPLE and VANILLA BLANCHED PEANUTS rLANUl CLU31EK5 15c pound J11 hr Nationally Advertised CREAMS LOTIONS ra Protect Your Skin fijom Sun anil 10cand25c SPECIAL 3 DAY OER Thursday riday and Saturday Only On ANY ountain Pen Mechanical Pencil or Combination you may own regardless of its make age original price or present working 'condition we will allow you a Trade In Value of $250 on one of the New Viceroy ountain Pen Pencil Com binations retailing at $350 eachEach combination carries a Life Time Guarantee against all breakage or parts wear ing outJncluding the 14 Kt point ThiS Guarantee is good for the entire life of the user Combinations come in many colors This SPECIAL offer is made only to introduce and advertise these new combinations The supply is limited so first come first served andno trade in allowances will be accepted after our present supply is exhausted (Step in and look them over and try them out '(BppTH NEWS1STAND'Mft i 147 West Maki Street HillsborotOhlo 3 days only A $350 valuer for $1 and your old set Only' ONE Trade In allowed to each person Alii BS Table and Boudoir with Shade 79c and SI i Mrs irestone returned to her home" in North Canton ri day She was accompanied home by her mother Mrs Lillian George who will visit there for a few before going to Pitts burgh Pa for a visit with Mr and Mrs Leonard George I Miss Ella Duffey of Pikeville Thomas Brown and Mr and Mrs EC Wisecup 7 7 tMiss Dorothy Stewartof Bed ford is the guest of Mr and Mrs Geves Kenny i i rf 7 Mr and Mrs Pacltz visit ed relatives ini Russellville Sun day 1 1 7 and Mrs Harold Day and daughter Janet were Sundayvis itors of Mr and Mrs Gail David son 4 at Lynchburg Mrs Gladden Robertson who! hits been visiting in Somerset Ky? spent the week end with Mrs Olph Doggett while enroute to ber home in Milton Canada On Monday "Mrs Hilliard and Mrs Orville Nelson drove Mrs 'Robertson to Cincinnati COOKIES a Assort eo 7 iret imothpr i1 is AVZ IUJ vmx 3 jSl 7 Decoration Day Bakery Specials Large Sauduich 19 BUNS doz 1JL I barker House' ROLLS 7V Upside Down 7 CAKE 77i each 11 1 111 7'1 1 resh Apple' PIE Reg 25 41C lX JL 1 A IliM Afl Ml A tuyiiTrtuiALS Troy Bishir and Carl Roads at tended the baseball game in Cin cinnati Thursday Mr and Mrs James Overly and daughters Pauline and' Nancy I and Mrs were I week end guests of the lattet's brother Ed' Winegarciner A Jc 1c SALE 7 SATURDAY SUNDAY resh Home Style 7r 7 JBREAb Bur 7 I nif I 14 iP7 AttrV frat fri rx I ah ouvwtw I xm "fnr nnlv 3 Brown Sugar 7 5 lbs for 25c Milk largelWilson for 25c Salmon No? 177 7 2 13 for 29c Kooladc asst fIavors 2 for 9c Jello reezing for 25c Marshmallows 16 ozl pkg 2 for 25c Popped Wheat Ige pkg A 5c Coca 2 can 71 7 7 15c Tomatoes: No2 fotC Jello "Asst 7 773 for 14c Tuna ish 2 cans for 25c Rinso or Oxydol 2 for 37c Soapi7 10 for 35c I Ivory Soap (large) 3 for 25c Suds (large) 17c Chase Sanboni' Coffee Lemons large juicy doz 25c New' Cabbage firm heads 3 lbs 10c cw Potatoes BlissTriumphs 101b 15c Grapefruit (seedless) 7rfor l9c I Bananasfancy41bs for 23c Sliced Bacon 7lb 21c Bologna7 77 77757:2 lbs for 25c Bone or Porterhouse Steak lb 27c Pork Steaks 72 lb 20c Bean Bacdii 1b 10c Picnic Specials Ripe 1 OLIVES 77 Pt IOC 7161c Cm4r 15C OL1 VES'Vr Ptv Zi3C Boiled HAM rldayAMay 26rM93977 elicityPlanning HugeCelebration 7 4 Plans hnve been completed by elicity7and the Methodist church to stage a huge centen i Dial' celebration thj week end of May 27 and 28 27 Is town celebration opening with a 7 horse pulling contest at 10 a m' followed by a parade baby show pet parade quilt' show ana an old fashioned bam dance in the village streets In the evening 'The' Methodist con 1 tinucs the celebration on May '28 with churches of alt denomina tions in this area taking part? Among the speakers arc Dr Ed ward Rice president of Ohio' Wesleyan 'university Dr 'L L5' Roush Dr aris and Judgo' rederick Howell The two day celebration closes with an elaborate antique cos tume parade pageant the Ing ol other 'years Leing model cdi Boththo7towri andwtlief 7 church had as Their 'founders the Thomas Tee family a hiin 1 dred years ago and from them elicity received its name MEMBERS of scholarship team here SOCIAL EVENTS 7 'tfSBSHHfte 1 tots 2Z Jtr Ail 1 A fc 4 ny vl tj 'if jfW I 1 WW! 7k "jA la Ml i Si rf i i ir ifl Il I HWW' iWWOBM i 7 7 ff? ir jM? 4 iIimI It If 7 I rlM 77 I I 1 7 I 47 4 1 1 1 1 1 i I si B' I I i.