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-FRIDAY, NOV. 17, 1950 -THE NEWARK (0.) ADVOCATE AND AMERICAN TRIBUJJE- PAGE TEN- 10:15 Musle of Manhattan 10:30 Moments of Devotion DAILY- RADIO PROGRAM NOV. 17 School Seniors Giving Minstrel Show Two Nights of the Methodist Church will meet Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Evan Jones, Shepardson Court. Miss Ruth Sipe will serve as assistant hostess.

Each one attending will bring a package of food for the Thankseivine basket Granville Makes Corsages At Garden Meet GRANVILLE, Nov. 17 "Laurence GoodelL East -Mrs. Elm Street, was hostess to the bers and friends of the Uran u. Star Extra ville Garden Club, for their Mrs H. clark has returned begin promptly at 8:15 p.

m. un-November meeting Thursday, to her home in Chattanooga, Ae the direction of Mrs. John afternoon. after visiting in the homes r- Mriiih FRIDAY. 1:45 r.

WLW A Millionaire M'RNS Brlehtei Dy WHKC Swing WHKC Sports WNBC Sports :3 WLW News r. H. WLW Lite Beautiful WBNS Nona WHKC Swing e. WLW Road of Life WBNS Hilltop WHKC Swing 3:3 r. m.

WLW Pepp Young 3:4 P. M. WLW To Happiness WBNS Stump-ui 400 M. WLW Backstage' Wile WINS Tune Crier 4:14 P. M.

WLW Stella Dallas 4:3 P. M. WLW Lorenzo Jones WHKC Swing 4 .44 P. WLW Ellen Brown WBNS Ohio WHKC News :45 WI.W Three WBNS News WHKC Keynotes. 1:00 WLW News WBNS Beulah WHKC News VJZNewb 7:15 WLW Song wbns Jack WNBC News WJ Comment 7: JO WLW World WBNS Club WHKC News WNBC Music P.

P. P. P. P. The Granville Prayer Circle u'ill moot in thp hnmp nf Mrs.

i Shumaker, East Elm Street, 3 Tuesday. of her son and daughter. Chrysanthemums, Ickes Green- house, West Broadway, telephone 84542. For Sale Frigidaire, good size, good condition. Call at 436 East Broadway.

Granville Opera House 7 and uvuie iwuk i WBNS Grand Slam 7 Armstrong 9 p. Fri. and Nov. 17 and ft Vf't pJwi. 10 tw" itha Melick, Janet Predmore, Re- rwJnav rJrX, rk becca Williams, Mary Lou Craw-Doria Day, Gordon MacRae, Gene shirW rii vnrce P.

St. 7:46 WLW Girl Marriea-WBNS Tune Crier WHKC Mark Trail WLW One WBNS News WHKC Newsreel 8:00 iWHKC Air Force Musle WCBS For Parole WNBC Sketch M. WJZ Ctoie and Harriet Story 1:15 P. St. WHKC Air Force M.

WLW Duffy's Tavern. WHKf Orrhpstra WBNS Dr. Kildare M. WCBS Broadway Beat WNBC Duffy' Tavern Comment WJZ The Sherill 10:00 P. H.

WLW Life of Riley WBNS Your Word WHKC News Fights Smith io: i r. st. WHKC Orchestra P. M. WLW-BUI Stern WBNS Crime Pay WHKC Music WCBS Talk WJZ Dance Tunes 10:45 H.

News 15 WLW Pro and Con iVMKI ra Man's Fam'ly WNBC Pro and Con 11:00 P. M. WLW Peter Grant WBNS News WHKC News Wolf 11:15 P. m. WLW Background WBNS School Huddle WHKC Orchestra 11:50 P.

M. WLW Rhythm Club WHKC Orchestra WNBC Piano Quartet wbns orcnestra 11:45 WLW Melod'v Trail 12:00 si. WBNS News WLW News 12:00 M. WLW On the Farm BNS -iodays Theater WHKC Farm Man 12:15 P. M.

WBNS Theater 12:30 P. St. WLW News WBNS Grand Central WHKC News 12:45 P. M. WLW Farm WHKC Farm Journal 1:00 P.

M. 1 Taylor WLW Nat Farm Hour 6:16 P. H. WLW Portia WLW Nero WBNS Freddy Martin WBNS Wes. 10:45 Organaires 11:00 Mt Vernon 11:15 Music From Hollywood 11:30 Swine Sway 11:45 Harmony Shop 12:00 Noon Editor Newt 12:10 P.

M. Noon Edition Spts. 12:20 Noon Edition Farm 12:30 Variety Parade 12:45 Three Quarter Time 1:00 Norman Clontier 1:30 WCLT Goes Calling 2:00 Eddie Le Mar 2:15 A Young Man Sings 2:30 Hit and a Miss 2:45 Paul Weston 3:00 Vincent Lopes 3:15 Tex Beneke 3:30 Fran Warren Sings 3:45 It's Fiesta Time 4:00 Swingtime Serenade 4:45 Memory Book of Sports 4:50 News 5:00 Music for Memories (Program subject to change FRIDAY WBNS-TV Channel 10 2 45 P. M. Crazy Quilt 3:30 Fashion Magic i 3:30 Look Your Best 4:00 Homemaker's Exchange 4:30 Crazy Quilt 4:45 Toy Time 5:00 Lucky Pup 5:15 Blackie The Cravon 5:30 Two Gun Playhouse 6:00 Buddv Cotter 6:15 Comedv Theater 6:30 Looking With Long 6:45 TV Weatherman 6:55 Rodger Nelson 7:00 Dick Dunkel 7:15 Pencil Puzzles 7:30 Doug Edwards.

News 7:45 Perrv Como Show 8:00 Mama 8:30 Man Against Crime 9:00 Theater 10:00 Familv Star 10:30 Beat the Clock 11 Nitecappers 11:30 Lee Edwards. News WTVN Channel 6 3:00 P. M. Carnival of Music 4 :00 Western 5:00 Lois and Looi 5:30 Space Patrol 5:30 Film Short Magic Ladv 6:00 Mr. and Mrs.

6:15 Cartoon Theater 6:20 Musically Yours Fesler WHKC Song Parade WJZ Fat Man 8:30 P. M. 6:3 P. M. WLW Plain Bill WBNS Tune Crir WHKC The Yukon WLW Jamboree 6:46 P.

M. WLW Front Page WBNS Curt Masse; 8:00 P. K. WLW The Yukon WBNS News WNBC News :16 P. M.

WBNS Sports Mrs. Irwin Davis presided at the short business session, and Mrs. Russell Williams served ss chairman for the afternoon pro gram. Shadow box arrangements were presented by Miss Minnie Jones and Mrs. A.

Odebrecht. Miss Jones showed color with the use of fall berries, and Mrs. Odebrecht' used minature dolls to form her "Denison Orchestra." Mrs. Frank Jackson, guest speaker from the Broadway Garden Club, gave a demonstration on making corsages from garden flowers. Mrs.

Jackson, who spends the winter in Florida, also showed many interesting corsages which she had made from pine cones, shells, and fish scales. Following the program, tea was served by the hostess, as-j sisted by Mr. E. B. Hawes, Mrs.

William T. Utter, and Mrs. Eri Shumaker. CHTJRCH NOTES Centenary Methodist The Rev. Harry E.

Bright minister. Church School at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11 "An Act In Christian Living," antnem dv the choir, "For Thy Gifts Un told" (Gossler). At 5:30 p.

the Wesley Fellowship will meet in the parsonage. Ernest Mc- Nulty will report on the Ohio Methodist Student Conference. At 5:30 p. m. the Intermediate Y.

F. will meet in the church, Linda Barber will serve as dis eussion leader on the topic "Using Our Bibles." Senior Y. F. will meet in the church at 6:30 p. m.

with the topic "Friends of the Soil," guest speaker will be Morton H. Hamilton of the U. i. Conservation service. Wednesday evening at 6:30 p.

m. a coverea aisn supper win be served with the family night WBNS Give and Tako WHKC Music WNBC Sam Spade WJZ-Fb. 8:46 P. M. WLW Announced 0:00 P.

H. WLW Jamboree WBNS Maisie SATURDAY. NOV. 18 A. WLW Juvenile Jury WR'S -Roult(' Rohll WHKC Gospel Wave 0:45 A.

WLW Familv Fair WBNS Playtime 10:00 A. M. WBNSf-Family Fair WHKC Music Center 10:15 A. St. WHKC Music 10:30 A.

H. 7:00 A. M. WLW News WHKC News WBNS Earlv Worm A. M.

WLW Cadle Tab. WHKC Farm Facts 1:39 A. M. WLW News WHKC Praver WBNS News 7:45 A III WLW The Trail WHKC Good News 8:00 A. M.

WLW The Trail WHKC Apostolic WBNS News 8:16 A. M. WLW News WBNS Earlv Worm 8:30 A. at WLW Matinee WHKC Bible Le. 8:45 A.

WBNS Earlv Worm ,9:00 A. M. WLW Matinee WHK Rev. Clawson WBNS Earlv Worm WLW Marv vv bins 10:45 WHKC Navy 11:00 WLW Archie WBNS Bill 11:16 WBNS- We WHKC Rural 11:30 WI.W Ed WBNS Junior i WHKC The 11:45 WHKC Community Chest WHKC Urban League Keiresnment A Salute A. Andrews WHKC-Markets Shade! A.

M. Nelson. News. Cartoon. Police, Firemen Ask Pay Boost (Continued Irom Page 1) mittee also said that the new budget will be lower than the present one.

Members of the State Highway Patrol were recently granted in creases of about $50 a month. There are also reported instances I 1 A Al wnere worers siaiuog ai ine Newark filtration plant have been given higher starting sal aries than some firemen receive after more than 20 years service, Although firemen declared they do not oppose the wages paid at the filtration plant, they said they could not understand why firemen and police are not receiving at least corresponding salaries. WITH NEWARK giving pay boosts to and a shortage of workers evident because of the draft, it may be difficult to replace firemen and policemen who are forced to leave their jobs, it was pointed out. Two city patrolmen have already received orders to report back to active duty with the Navy. Cherry Valley PTA of thanks read by Mrs.

Forest presiaem. uommuiees were iurmen io ui Those Teeth. Rov Cochran, HARMONY HUNGRY? McConnel Miss Crackers A M. 0:15 A. M.

WLW The WHKC t'hurh Council WBNS Junior program loiiowmg. Kicnarn Purchase Of Thomson of Pittsburgh, wm riailS rUTCnaSB UI show motion pictures taken on Plavlot EQUipmeXlt western trip through the U. 1 and tell some of his experiences. Cherry Valley PTA met Thurs-Presbyterian The Rev. Dr.

day night -in the school. The pro-ri9n minister Jgram was opened with a prayer Church School at 10 a. m. Morn- ing worship at 11. There will be memorial 1:55 Cleve.

Browns Football Schedule 2 '00 Sunday Symphony 3:00 Festival of Waltzes 3:30 Melody Americana 4:00 Adventures in Travel 1:15 Songs By Gordon MacRae 4:30 Man From Dixie 4:45 Off The Beam 5:00 Stars on Parade 5:15 Sign Off AM 5:15 Here's to the Veteran 5:30 National Guard Show Jerry Gray Show 6:00 News and Sports 6:15 Guest Star 6:30 Sunday Serenade 7:00 Console Favorites 7:30 Church in the Wildwood 8:00 Moments of Gjeat Music gifts at this service with special vestigate and purchase addi- passes even his most. dashing music by the chorus choir and tanal equipment for the school i action roles of the past, present-duo numbers with organ and playground and to plan for ade- ing him as the fans want him-Diano accompaniment Mrs ouate facilities for the kitchen, bold and dashing, a man of E. Alward at the organ and Mrs! Harold Runkel cubmaster of courage against terrific odds In Robert E. Dixon at the pianoJPack 16, asked for new den "Rocky Mountain" he- is the St. Luke Episcopal -The mothers Header of a Confederate Patrol.

Rirhorrl nmhers rector Mrs. L. S. Richardson, pro-! rwrh School Tt 9 30 a gram chairman, spoke on the "SIERRA" EXCITING SHOW Choi at 10 a Mornina Jaycee-Ette project, dental care i FOR WHOLE FAMILY Si Morning or showed the film, "Save! "Sierra," the Technicolor film lGre68 Buckey, Earl VanNess, those ingredients that bring the and Alfred Krebs. members ofiwhole family into the theater St.

Edward Chapel The! Kev" Father ScanneU in charae a 5 ge" r'M 1 ST Mnrnin.lciety, presented barbershop har- action and color with a back-L. W. Spring pastor Morning roUnd of wild horses add up to KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ANNUAL SNOW BALL (: 50 Sports Picture. 7:00 Captain Video 7.30 Life With Linkletter 8:00 Twentv Questions 8:30 Hold That Camera 9:00 Playhouse innn roualrariA tars 11:00 High and Broad 11:30 News Summary 12:00 News WLW-C Channel 3 3.00 P. M.

Ransom Sherman 3:30 Burt Parks 4:00 Kate Smith Show 5:00 Santa 'Claus 5:15 Panhandle Pete 5:30 Howdy Doody 6:00 Three City Final 6:15 Rangers 6:30 Meetin' Time 7:00 Kula. Fran and Ollie 7:30 Showroom 8:00 Ouiz Kids 8.30 Wrestling in.nA DAvin. 10:45 Greatest' Fight of Century 11 :00 Broadway Openhouse 12:00 Modern Headlines STORY BEHIND SECRETS" GLIMPSED IN FILM a pink chiffon evening gown, Ruth Roman was about to commit a murder for a scene in 'Three Secrets," a United States production for Warner Bros, release. In the film now at the Midland theater, the victim-to-be was John Dehner, who is seated at a table Jin an ornate suite of a Los Ange-1 les hotel. Because of the action of the story, this was the only I scene in which Miss Roman and Dehner worked together, although the audience knows all about him.

Pataskala Dairyman Given National Post Reed Snider, Pataskala, was named a director of the National Milk Producers Federation at the closing session Thursday of the organization 34th annual convention held in Minneapolis. John Brandt, Minneapolis, was re-elected president of the group. Other new Ohio directors named were Ray M. Stockert, Akron; E. A.

Spafford, Rock Creek; and C. W. Ernsthauson, Elmore. 2 DAYS! Hurry! TOP NOTCH HITS ON ONE SWELL PR0QRAM FIRST CITT SHOWINBI AUDH MVtMIV WANDA NfUMIX MivfS AND Howard puff' mn ron PREVUE SATURDAY I CtrtruSt Lwrnt, Arthur Ktnn4y NE WARE'S OWN STATION WCLT FM-AM FM 100 Megacycles AM 1430 Kilocycle (Subject to Change) -FRIDAY 5:00 Music For Memories 5:15 Sign Off AM 5:30 Remember Newark 5:45 One Night Stand 6:00 Eve. Ed.

World Newt 6:10 Eve. Ed. Sports 6:20 Eve. Ed. Local Newt 6:30 Sunset and Vine 6:45 Ohio-Go-Round 7:00 Jimmy Dudley Sports 7:15 King Cole Trio 7:30 Band Concert 7:45 Jan Garber 8:0" Hawaiian Echoes 8:15 Date with the Duke 8:30 Southland Singing 8:45 My Serenade 9:00 Music lou Want 9:30 Broadway Show Tunes 9:45 Adventures in Ivory 10:00 Ferguson for Senate 10:05 Slumbertime Serenade 10:25 News 10:30 Sign Oft SATURDAY 6:45 A.

M. Sign On FM-AM 6:45 Andy Parker 6:55 Sunrise Farmcast 7:00 Morning News 7:10 Buckeye Bugle'Call 7:30 News Summari 7:35 Buckeye Bugle Call 8:00 News Summary 8:05 Buckeye Bugle Call 8:30 News Sununan 8:35 Buckeye Bugle Call 9:00 Gene Krupa 9:15 Freddie Martin 9:30 Spike Jones 9:45 Pied Pipers 10:00 Songs by Stafford 10:15 Music With Flanigan Flair 10:30 Moments oi Devotion 11:00 Mt. Vernon Program 11:15 Eddie Arnold 11:30 Music By Roth 12:00 New Edition News 12:10 Noon Edition Sports 1220 Noon Edition Farm 12:30 George Kreitler 12:45 Stars On Parade 1:00 Singing Americans 1:15 Design For Day Dreaming 1:30 Skitch Henderson Denison Football Alternate Schedule 2:00 Jerry Gray 2:15 A Young Man Sings 2:30 Hit and a Miss 2:45 Paul Weston 3:00 Man Behind the Melody 3:30 Showtime Review 4:00 Juke Box Review 4:45 NeVs 5:00 Music for Memories 5:00 Sign Off AM 5:30 Music In Miller Mood 5:45 U. S. Navy Band 6:00 Evening Edition 'World News 6:10 Evening Edition Sports 6:20 Evening Edition-Local News 6:30 Sunset and Vine 6:45 Tommy Dorsey 7:00 Starhghters 7:15 In Old New Orleans 7:30 Aleutian Five 7 :45 Novatime 8:00 Alvino Rey 8:15 Date with the Duke 8:30 Music for Dreaming 8:45 Stan Kenton 9:00 Billy Butterfield 9:15 Dinning Sisters 9:30 Your Saturday Nile Date 10:15 News 10:30 Sign Off SUNDAY 10:00 Sign On 10:00 Adventures in Faith 10:15 Freedom Story 10:30 Sunday Salon Spirituals 11:15 Perry Como 11:30 Proudly We Hah 12:00 News 12:15 Peggy Lee 12:30 Hobby Lobby 1:00 Music Room.

1:30 Organ Moods LdiiilLliJ TODAY and SATURDAY S) THRILL HIT NO. I UTfl DORAN ll' HIT NO. 3 "UNDERSEA KINGDOM" CHAPTER 8 "INTO THE METAL TOWER" XL I WBNS Hollvwooa 1:15 P. St. WBv-5 Stars WHKC Red Cross 1:30 P.

ftt WLW Visiting Time WBNS Chet Long WHKC Football Pretend P. M. Spotlight WBNS Football A M. 2:00 V. WLW Your Farm I 2:16 P.

WLW-Announced 2:30 WLW Melodv Trail WBNS Game Farm 8:30 Sunday Vespers 9:00 Sign Off MONDAY 6:45 A. Sitrn on, FM-AM 6:45 Bryants Wildcats 6:55 Sunrise rarmcast 7:00 Morninc News 7:10 Buckeye Burie Call 7:30 News 7:35 Buckeye Bugle Call 7 :55 Marvin Miller 8:00 News Sumrhari 8:05 Buckeye Bugle Call 8:30 News Summary 8:35 Buckeve Bugle Call 9:00 Win a Holiday 9:15 Lyrics With a Lift 9:30 Tune Tester 10:00 Licking Co. Homemakers FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24 Francis Carl and His Orchestra Hours: 9 to 1. Elks Ballroom and Semi Formal. Adm.

$2.50 per couple, (lax Incl.) P. 1.1. Thru TUESDAY! HEAR A minstrel show "will be pre- sente(j by Hanover Grange in Tnkncn VInU QKl Nov, 20, and at Frazeysburg High Ichnni 21. Bnth shows will sidnev Loar Donald fnw'wnim Romine. Charles Cline, William Giflen, George O'Flaherty, Fil-more Romine, John C.

McLeish James O'Flaherty, Earl Keck, Urcel Carson, Byron Kreager, iw roannr i Uor Toni O'Flaherty, Gwendolyn Rector, Virginia Handley, Marie Keck, Virginia Mills, Olive Ann McKee, Nancy Rector, Irma Smith, Allan Rector, Tom Wills, John O'Fla herty, Paul Smith, Edwin Clay, pool, John Williams, Russell Sin sabaugh, Fred Stilt, Wayne Deeds, Donald Sinsabaugh, Wilbur Lescalleet, John Predmore, Dewey Sudduth, Harry Willey, Lois Dillon, Nancy Robinson, Donald Predmore, Mary Willey, Alice Wells, Al Wills, LeRoy Dillon, Mrs. Filmore Romine, Mrs, John Predmore, Mrs. Wayne Deeds, Mrs. Russell Sinsabaugh, Mrs. LeRoy Dillon, Mrs.

Dewey Sudduth, Mrs. George O'Fla herty. The complete show will be sponsored by the senior class of Hanover-Toboso and Frazeys burg High School. THEATERS TONIGHT'S ATTRACTIONS MIDLAND "Three Secrets," with Eleanor Parker. ARCADE "In Old Caliente," and "The Scarlet Claw." GRAND "South of Death Valley," and "Rusty's Birthday." AUDITORIUM "Sierra," in Technicolor, and "Spy Hunt." "ROCKY MOUNTAIN" HAS ALL-OUTDOOR SCENES With desert, mountains, red clay and blue sky setting the panoramic scene, Warner long-awaited adventure drama, "Rocky Mountain," begins its showinc Sundav at the Midland.

The outdoor action film returns Krroi rivnn in a roie mat sur- now at the Auditorium, is full of i for an exciting show. Romance. i a brilliant outdoor film that earns Audie Murphy a permanent place. Running neck and neck with Audie for acting honors is Wanda Hendrix who plays a lady lawyer of the early west "Spy Hunt" is also seen, with Howa'rd Duff and Martha Toren. AND WITH MILTON BE RLE IN VAUDEVILLE, TOO Millions know Ralph Sanford's face, but few know his name.

Sanford is one of those- hardworking character actors whose names people seldom remember, but whose work often lends a memorable sparkle to a film. He has a featured role in 'The Glass Menagerie." Sanford Is accustomed to being stopped on the street by people who say, "Didn't I meet you in St. Louis?" or Denver, or St. Paul or Cleveland. "I generally say, 'Yes, I believe we did meet there'," said Sanford, "instead of letting them down by saying they remember my face only because they saw it in a movie." Killed By Auto CLEVELAND, Nov.

17 Dominic Varanese, 71, a tailor, was killed by an automobile at suburban East Cleveland Thursday night. TODAY ind SATURDAY dig a "CODY OF THE PONY EXPRESS' cc lPy4 BASIL MTHBOlfvC Hit No. 3 1 3 CHORUSES 7 QUARTETS 130 VOICES I A SATURDAY 8 P. M. worship at 11, "How To Be Thankful." First Baptist The Rev.

Harry H. Kruener, minister. Morning worship at 11, "In the Providence Of God." Miss Miram Cober will accompany Mrs. C. Bruce Grossman, who will sing' af "Alleluia." Church School 9:45 'a.

m. adult classes at 10 a. m. Senior High Fellowship at 6:30 p. William Joy, guest speaker.

Junior High Fellowship at 6:30 p. m. Fireside Fellowship in church. DENISON EVENTS Friday Dress rehearsal for chamber opera, "The Old Maid and the Thief," open to the pub-he, Recital Hall, 8 p. m.

Saturday Performance of chamber ODera. "The Old Maid HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Tickets at Door $1.50, Tax Included ISJOY THE BEST AT NEWARK'S TWO LEADING THEATERS ef'" Recital HalHFire Scare Caused 8.15 p.m. i t. Sunday Open House at Bar- Bv Short in WinnCI north end of Enchanted Cottage group. Students, faculty, and townspeople invited', 3 to p.

Deni-Sunday, Life Science Auditorium, 9 p. m. NEWS BRIEFS Mr. Wor ion Robert Heil were taken inlwaAs no damage. 41 the John D.

Evans ambulance, from Grant Hospital Columbus to their home in Loudon Street Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Grove Jones tias returned the local BarbershoD Quartet So Refreshments were served by the 6th grade room mothers. The attendance banner was won by the 4th grade. Two Draw Fines In Municipal Court Traffic violations resulted in fines against two men arrested by the State Highway Patrol and city police in Municipal Court Friday.

Ernest S. Davis, Columbus, was fined $25 and costs for driving without an ooerator's license, and Arthur G. Byrd 18, Hebron, was given a similar fine for speeding. Both men pleaded guilty before Judge Harvey J. Alexander.

Firemen were called to the home of George P. Bishop, 165 4iNorth J1 Street, at 11 a. m. Fri- day where fire was reported to have started in the kitchen. Firemen said that a wiring short had evidently been caused by an overloaded circuit.

There sillUKe scare uiai lesunru in no damage to the home of C. E. Comer, 281 Buckingham Street, was reported to firemen Thursday night. I in an accident on Broadway in 'Granville at 10 a. m.

Friday. The mishap involved a car of Bruce E. Connor, 32, of Reyn-oldsburg, and a pickup truck of Brice Jones, 56, of Newark RFD 1. THE SCHEENS MIGHTIEST1 USTtR COWAN prountl "THI STOIV 0 aosctr sutocu MITCHUM MEREDITH unit nil Willi WHIMAM tot lM Na S4 NO. 2 SATURDAY AT II xo ner nome in west 1 li after spending several weeks in IfUCK UOlllae; Los Altos, visiting her son-; H.

TTVi in-law and daughter, Mr. and UTlVeTt AI6 UmlUTt Mrs. AL E. Clarke and daughter Two vehicles were badly dam-Carol Reed. aged but their drivers uninjured SUPERIOR limine i i SAGAS Mrs.

Arthur Jamison and daughter Lois spent some time in Granville this week. They were en route to their home in St Louis, after visiting relatives in Washington, D. C. The Mary Martha Bible Class THE FiGHTlNtST JtN Of THEM AU, GOT WAT WAY IN Harry! LAST Eleanor PARKER Patricia HEAL Ruth ROMAN OUR NEXT BIG HIT! PATRICE WYMORE. SCOn FORBES PETER COE GUINN WILLIAMS HOWARD PETRIE Orr.

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