The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, April 02, 1953, Image 12

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Mrs. Mabel Thomas
Mrs. Maude Copeland
Mrs. Pearl Ralston
BELLE VALLEY NEWS
EJ:LL.£ VALLEY The Adult
Bible class of the Belle Valley
church enjoyed a pot luck supper
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Wil
liam Foster, Friday evening, Mar.
27.
Following the dinner, the host
ess was presented a shower of
birthday gifts.
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. W. C.
Reed had charge of devotionals
The business meeting was presid
ed over by the vice president,
Leone Barnhouse. The group de
cided to redecorate the church in
the near future.
During the social hour clever
contests were enjoyed with Mrs.
Bertha Davis, Mrs. Loren Carnes
and Mrs. Reed winning prizes.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Boley, Mr. and Mrs.
M. A. Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Urban
Hurst and Herbert, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Dudley and Sara Jean, Mrs.
Mike Uyloscik, Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Velosky, Mr. and Mrs.
Loren Carnes, Mrs. Bertha Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Preston, Mr.
and Mrs. Thurston Ralph, George,
Rachael and Rebecca, Cora and
Cumberland
Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Hall and son visit
ed on Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Rex.
Mrs. Robert Neff and two chil
dren are visiting in the home of
her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Gee and son in Monroe, Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Black
stone and son of Gallipolis, spent
a few days the past week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hicel
Bates.
Mrs. Harry Hickle has return
ed to her home after having been
a patient for several weeks in St.
Francis hospital, Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hall,
Mrs. Eleanor Bell and children
attended the wedding of their
cousin at New Concord on Satur
day evening.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this means of
expressing our appreciation and
thanks to the many friends in
Caldwell who were so kind dur
ing the illness and death of our
father, Viigil VanHorn. The many
kind acts shown while he was
visiting in Caldwell were also
appreciated.
If it's advertised In The Journal
Say so when you are buying.
Here's
THE SNYDER SISTERS
Folk-Music Artists
THE CAMPBELLS
Rhythm in the Air
Big Slim and Bebe Benard
Radio Personalities
Leone Barnhouse, Mrs. Carlos
Brown and Dixie, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Colley, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtiss,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Metheney
and Rev. and Mrs. Foster.
Mother's Club
The Belle Valley Mother's club
met at the high school, Wednes
day evening, March 25 for their
regular monthly meeting.
The president, Mrs. Martha
Burlingame had charge of meet
ing. Plans were made for family
night which the club is sponsor
ing, Tuesday evening, April 14.
All proceeds from this affair will
be used for purchasing play
ground equipment. All members
are asked to contribute some
thing for the White Elephant
sale.
At the close of a very pleasant
evening, delightful refreshments
in keeping with St. Patrick's Day
were served to the following:
Mary Hoopergarner, Elizabeth
Buckey, Irene DeVolld, Mary
Belle Bates, Flora Archer, Mar
tha Burlingame, Hazel Hayes,
Lucille Johnson, Dorothy Per
kins, Glenna Moore, Helen John
son, Margaret McFerren, Jane
McKee, Betty Eschman, Carrie
Worthington, Flora Lisak, Irene
Uhl, Hermenia Wukelich and
Lillian Colley. There was a guest,
Margie Dyer and daughter,
Nancy.
The hostesses for this meet
ing were: Helen Johnson, Lucille
Johnson and Ruth Peck.
On April 29, the Ohio Power
representatives will demonstrate
all the appliances in the Home
Economic Room to the Mother's
Club. All members are urged to
bo present.
Noble Township
.i :MI,K TOWNSHIP Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Milligan and Gary
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Starling Tolley of Byesville
on Sunday.
Mrs. William Foster visited in
Cambridge Monday and was ac
companied home by her young
granddaughter, Linda, who stayed
with her until Thursday.
Vivian Thomas and Helen Car
tell were recent Zanesville shop
pers.
Those who desire to send cards
to Rev. John Grimes may do so
in care of Anna Plum, Uniontown,
Ohio where he is recuperating
from a recent illness.
Cora Barnhouse was a caller at
Jessie Reed's last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Milligan
and Terry r.d Mrs. Olive Milli-
ELSWICK
I N S U A N E
¥§ur
Invitation
to Our BIG, FREE
ft) w! K S\ a" \ri
BEGINS COURSE
^4
fyvitatioij
ON THE STAGE... YOUR ALL STAR HIT PARADE-
JOAN UHL
Joan Uhl of Belle Valley, a
Junior in the White Cross hos
pital school of Nursing, will be
gin three months of intensive
training in Psychiatric Nursim:
'"on affiliation" at the Toledo
State hospital, starting April lt.
The work in this specialized art w
is part of the three-year program
at White Cross leading to the
diploma in Nursing.
gan enjoyed a trip down to Park
ersburg on Wednesday.
The latest project of Carlos
Brown's is a house for Johnny
Riski on which he has started
construction.
1st. Sgt. Edward F. Davis 1
Wright Patterson, AFB, and
Helen Bond of Dayton, were
weekend visitors of his mother.
Mrs. Bertha Davis, recently, and
while here took Mrs. Davis and
also Freddie Davis of Sarahsville
to see Mr. and Mrs. Grandstaii
of Conesville route 1. They also
visited with fAr. and Mrs. Thomas
Proide and family of Trinway
route 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Archer
and family and Mrs. Dorothy
Triplett and Debra were Sunday
evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Milligan.
Buddy Barnhouse is confined
to his home due to a combination
of mumps and measles.
The Adult Bible class of Belle
Valley Methodist church met at
the parsonage on Friday evening,
March 27, for their monthly
party. Since Mrs. Foster's birlh
day is March 28th, the member.1
surprised her by bringing gifti
in honor of the occasion. A pot
luck supper was served and de
votionals led by Mrs. Foster. A
reading by Mrs. Reed which was
highlighted the contest won b.\
Mrs. Iva Carnes and Mrs. Bertha
Davis. The business session was
in charge of Leone Barnhouse
vicc president.
We are glad to hear that Mrs
Stella Fogle and Mrs. Sade Bond
arc reported as improved at th
wrilinq.
Bring the Family
and hav*
A lot of Fun
With Us
JODIE RICE
Moods in Rhythm.
"BOSSIE" THE COW
-ON THE SCREEN ... TWO MOVIES YOU WILL ENJOY-
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8th
Beginning at 1:45 P. M. and 8:00 P. M.
CALDWELL KiGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Fairground Street Caldwell, Ohio
SPONSORED BIT
A o e y i o
Big Slim and His January Mule
A a u a o n o N o n s e n s e
BAKER SALES & SERVICE
"Your International Harvester Dealer"
U. S. Route 21 South Caldwell, Ohio
8',
is-'-'
THT5 JOTTONAT, CAT.DWTTTJ.. OOTO
t'
nes
A GREAT EVENT
ING-E
E
9.5 cuft
Refrigerators
Television
Washers
Freezers
Gas Ranges
ARVIti TABLE TOP
TELEVISION
0n,y$
NOW
YOU CAN
OWN
2 GREAT
APPLIANCES
IN 1
Per
Week
NO MONEY
DOWN!
W
130
Per
Week
Ft.»»*•»***
LETS TRADE NOW!
TRAOE
THOSE
WINTER-WORN
FOR NEW
GOOD/YEAR
TIRES!
We'll Pau
TOP PRICE
For Your
OLD ONES!
Four Tires For
as little as
(41.25
per W eek
MONEY DOWN
GOOD/YE
SERVICE STORE
STAY HOME AND LOVE IT
WUH
Motorola TV
Never before has TV had so
much to offer. See it all best
with sensational Motorola
Standiyut Picture.
$2.10 per Week
GOODYEAR
SERVICE STORE
Corner North and Cumberland Streets
Qfi
nvkiv
«jdl
Sum,.
PER
WEEK
Caldwell Ohio
with
DRY-PROOF
Double Eagle Battery
if good/year
$6.00 TRADE-IN for Your Old Battery!
STOP IN AND SEE MOTOROLA TELEVISION!
DEMONSTRATIONS FREE... WE INSTALL ANTENNAS!
Tires
Tabes
Radios
Thursday, April 2, 1953
1
WV\
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Electric Ranges
Home Appliances
Motorola TV
amazinq
Standout Picture
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