Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 2

I 2 i Saturday Evening July 12 1952 4 Social Notes WEST LAAYETTE NEWS was Parked Car Hit the QlNE Af COLLEGE INN IRST EDERAL Ready to Wear Third and Columbia Sts 1 UAT SrEGIAL LOORS Save Your Dollars (Monday July 14 Only) I While They're Cheap! this 50' EAGLE PICHER 1 vif nrwiviiiifiiair A i COMORT HOPPE 'speei ried Chicken Roast Chicken JOURNAL and COURIER WANT ADS BRING BEST RESULTS Resists Rust and Warping Saves Up to 30 on uel Matching Aluminum Screen Beautiful Streamlined Styling Made to Last a AMILIES LOVE TREATS! the of list The inest Storm Window Ever Made go out for dinner Sunday' a "welcome sound especially in the summer There's a wide selection of deliciously prepared foods for every member of the family Cool air conditioned sur roundings and prices that are right! Baked Pork Tenderloin Swiss Steak LOO Value (Now Location) EAST SIDE SQUARE EXTRA SAVINGS With Davis Saving Stamps To Attend Institute A member of the West Lafayette police department will attend a five day safety institute sponsored by Northwestern university at Evanston Officer George Staf ford will attend the institute which opens Monday Exclusively at Three Sisters Admiration Sheer £4 AA Nylon Hosiery uIdUU Impossible to duplicate at our special price AT YOUR KROGER and only at your Kroger can you get Tenderay Beef Kroger Out to give you more value for your money Red Cross Shoes EXCLUSIVE AT 418 MAIN SI 338 State St West Lafayette Next to University Book Store COOK ELECTRICALLY PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY INDIANA Inc ROYAL BLUE STORES DEXTER'S 11th and Union EASTER'S 26th and South GINGRICH CASAD 428 Wabash Avenue DEEP GREEN TEAL BLUE CAINION CLAY Lafayette's Most Complete Maternity Selection Baugh To Attend Alumni Session Eth Baugh general secretary of the Purdue Alumni assoclationwill attend the annual meeting of the American Alumni council at Sun Valley Ida Monday through Thursday This council is composed of people directly engaged in col lege and university alumni pro grams Mr Baugh a past director and member the welcoming com mittee will participate in daily discussions on such matters as administrative activities office op eration publications fund raising and the organization of alumni clubs Three university presidents and a number of outstanding speakers will address the conference at which more than 200 alumni execu tives are expected Robert Stearns president of the Univer sity of Colorado will i in the West" Walter Pope Binns president of William Jewell college at Liberty 'Mo will talk on Which Chal lenge and and A Ray Olpin president of the University of Utah will discuss the American Council on report on Intercollegiate athletics On his way back here Mr Baugh will meet with Purdue alumni clubs In Denver Omaha Des Moines Ames and Cedar Rapids Square Dances Are Events of Summer The calls of lively square dances can be heard ringing across the lawn In front of Memorial gym nasium on Wednesday evenings this summer Townspeople as well as students' are enjoying the recrea tional feature offered by the Pur due department of physical educa tion for women Recorded music heightened by a public address system provides music for the dancers at 7 each Wednesday Prof Nancy Brock is in charge of the pro gram for men and women be ginners and advanced dancers The last of the evenings of square danc ing will be July 30 York Hayden 1714 Hartford street reported to police: that his auto was struck by a hit and run driver while it was parked in front of his home Thursday night The Hayden car was damaged in the amount of $50 ROTH lorist COMPLETE LORAL SERVICE 635 MAIN ST Vona Theater Bldr Dial 25 1611 2 7953 Rely on WALGREENS for DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE tor Terri Leo Dolle and her 808 Main St Style Shop Ready to Wear West Side Square sister Mrs Jacob Gra ham and family Mr and Mrs Charles Cossel of Clarks Hill visited his sister Mrs Clifford Sterner and family Howard Thomas and family the Jasper Pulaski game preserve rank Scipio and family attended the Johnson Walter weeding at Rensselaer and Mrs Scipio as sistedvat the reception Mr and Mrs Clarence Marks of West Point were guests of his sis ter Mrs Belle Marks Pearson Mrs Anderson accompa nied her daughter Mrs Jared Ly on and husband and son of Hoopeston Ill on a motor tripthrough the East Pfc Howard Pierce of ort Bliss Tex is visiting his mother Mrs Joseph Bergent and husband on a furlough Mr and Mrs Bergent will accompany him to Chicago when he returns to ort Bliss lowers or All Occasions CLARK IXJRAI CO 527 MAIN ST Idaville' Burglarly Burglars took $20 from'the Col lins and Van Natta service station In in 'a break in 'sometime Saturday morning Entry was made by breaking the glass" from the rear door the' station police said The break in twas dis covered at 7 a Saturday State police and the White county sher iffs office investigated ine Photographs Ralph's Studios Phone 0073 JACK and JILL SHOP Wont Side Square Complete Line of NURSERY URNITURE EdiforsToldNew arming Advances Twenty eight Europeah agricul tural editors joined Indiana editprs 4 and publishers Saturday in a one day 3 program at Purdue devoted to the study of what is new inagriculture The foreign repre sent Austria rance Germany Italy Netherlands Norway and Yugoslavia The group spent' the day hearing Purdue agricultural authorities and visiting two of the experimental farms as part of a short course for Indiana newspaper men The speakers included Associate Dean reeman School of Agriculture and Dr Robert son assistant chief of agricultural economics who spoke on Agriculture Today and Others who gave the editors the high spots in their respective fieldsincluded: Dr Ellis chief of horticulture Dr Ralph Cald well chief of botany and plant pathology Dr Hutchings chief of veterinary science Dr Barre chief of agricultural engineering Dr red Andrews of the animal husbandry depart ment and Dr Norman Lundquist and Dr Babel of the dairy husbandry department Gorrell of Winamac former president of the Hoosier State Press association represented that organization by presiding and speaking at the luncheon along with Vice President rank Hockema and Johnston di rector of information at Purdue During a visit to farms and lab oratories Dr Peterson chief of the agronomy staff and Prof Radcliffe department of forestry explained experimental work the editors viewed WHITE COTTAGE STANDARD SERVICEAND BK8TAUBANT i (Porsonallied Service or You Car) GENE PECK Proprietor ROAD SERVICE South St A as Bx Pum Ph S4S9 PHONE or Cold 2 dQjUk Storage of TON Your urs 530 Main St HE BEE HE BUDGET STORE nEirE HibI The Exchange un 903 MAIN STREET Burning Post Lafayette ire Companies 2 and 4 and the aerial ladder truck were called to the Wayne coal com pany 203 Brown street at 2:40 pm riday where a post was burning? The post had been set fire by the Monon Railroad weed burner that had passed along the tracks niar the post Visits Campus Lt ills Murphy 1947 forestry graduate of Purdue who has just been discharged from the Marines" spent the week end In Lafayette with friends en route to Seattle 'Wash to resume his duties on the editorial staff of the Pacific Builder and Engineer Mr Murphy was editor of the Purdue Exponent in 1943 before he enlisted for military service returning later to the campus to obtain his degree Mrs Murphy was formerly Miss Carolyn Wilbur of Elkhart a 1944 home economics graduate RENEE' Mil III Sh)l ABI CHARTREUSE KERRY GRAY One of Our Outstanding Values No Phone Orders Limit One No Deliveries Rochelle Roger To Be in Musical Miss Rochelle Roger daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Roger '720 South Eleventh street? will appear in the cast of Leonard musical The which will be presented July 18 19 25 and Xfi by the Indiana university Opera Workshop This musical comedy which" is based on the ballet ree" is the story of three sailors on 24 hour leaves in New York City After a Broadway run the musical was made into a movie It is the second presentation on the summer musical program? Miss Roger is a sophomore at the university ScholosticHonor or Anabel Ratcliff Miss Anabel Ratcliff daugh ter of Dr and Mrs rank Ratcliff 1000 Wea avenue helped Indiana university's freshman class set' a new scholarship record She is among 308 first year stu dents who qualified for the second semester honor roll by making grade averages of or higher during the semester endedJn June The honor students repre sent more xnan io per cent of the highest percentage freshmen to make the honor In one semester Miss Ratcliff is a student in School of Music Rotary Camp Mixes Seasons Seasons are being turned topsy turvy at Camp Rotary One group of Brownie Scouts? celebrated Christmas and another group had: a Halloween party on the ourth of July Ambng those who will begin a three day camping period Monday are Tamara Bosher Betty Davis Colleen a 1 a Janet Halsema Ginny Renn' Sharon Siegfried Pam Smith and Martha Stevens These girls from Troop 96 of St? Lawrence school will be accompanied by Mrs JohnBoveri leader and Mrs William nor assistant On Thursday Troop 41 of Oak land school girls from Troop 35 of Centennial school and two girls from Troop 71 at St Boniface school? will arrive at the camp The girls will be accompanied by Mrs Leroy Boothe leader and Mrs loyd V'Sellers assistant of Troop 41 and Mrs Eunice Klopfenstein leader and Miss Margaret riend assistant of Troop 35 Campers include Tamara An drews Marilyn Boothe Marilyn Britt Ann Chelala Sandra Davis Sandra Goslee Diane Griffin Peggy Hall Carolyn Hays Peggy ones' a 1 Myers Sandra Reeder Mary Beth Sellers Linda Waylapd Nancy Webb and Susan Mater Troop 41 Also camping will be Lucille Deckard Deidre Kirts Carol Klopfenstein Sandy McCll mens Connie Ruff and Sandra Taylor of Troop 35 and Patty Alberts and Patsy Lannon of Troop 71 $15000 Suit iled In traffic Death i A $15000 damage suit has been filed in Tippecanoe Circuit court by Vivian Blackburn against the Hoosier' Condensed Milk company Wendell White the Indiana As i a I Telephone company Herschel Schell and James Pri chard The plaintiff is asking dam eges for he death of her hus band Rosco Blackburn in collision July 25 1951 The accident occurred five and one half miles south of Elwood bn State Road 37 The suit charges negligence on the part of White who was driving a truck owned by the Hoosier Milk company and Schell and Prichard who were driving trucks owned by the tele phone company The accident al legedly occurred when the milk truck passed the two telephone trucks and collided head on with an auro in wmcn Blackburn a passenger for distinctive LINOLEUM ASPHALT NO DOWN PAYMENT 3 YEARS TO PAY MIDWEST Roofing ft lQsuiatlng Co 12 3rd St Phi 2 3022 or the perfect hostess is lovely set Made of durable easy to clean Styron plastic It consists of covered sugar bowl and spoon covered creamer salt and pepper shakers and trav Vnnr nf the lovely satin finish Styron tone Oljlv colors: ANNOUNCING WE NOW HANDLE DUTCH BOY OUTSIDE PAINTS I fii ir 4 IN A COMPLETE RANGE COLORS Main St Ph 2 8459 DINING ROOM Catering to Banquets and Parties THE HUDDLE 648 Main St Parehtsof Son if Dr and 'Mrs Kerin Ata of Cairo Egypt are the' patents of a son Samy born there two weeks ago Dr Ata and his wife lived hefe for three years first at 519 Stadium avenue and then the housing area on Road 26 West They have another child Sheriff Dr Ata was graduated from Pur due university in 1950 1 i PERSON ALAND GENERAL Mrs James Margedant of Mor gantown is visiting' her parents Prof and Mrs Howard Deay and will be joined here by her husband on Sunday The Marge danta plan to return Jtxome Tues day Mrs Karl McEachron Jr and children Norman Larry and Linda left for Chicago Saturday on their way home after spending several days Mrs Mc parents Prof and Mrs Grover Blalock The McEach rons live at1 Schenectady Ns Mrand Richardson and children Bobby Linda and Susie of Minneapolis Mln planned to arrive Sunday to visit Prof and Mrs Seibert airman rand Julian Jacobson the latter of Union street Mrs Richardson the for mer" Bertina Jacobson made her home with the airmans while at tending school Mr Richardson was graduated from the Purdue School of Electrical Engineering in 1934 and is chief engineer of Bigelow Brown company at Minneapolis Mr and Mrs Jack Pierce of Watseka Ill planned to arrive Sunday to visit Mrs par ents Mr £nd Mrs Walter A orbes Look to Welfare Of Retarded Child Purposes and aims of the Parents Association for Education of Men 1 tally Retarded Children were ex plained at a meeting of "parents of 25 mentally handicapped chil dren in the Purdue Union build ing The group discussed methods of reaching other parents The organization has two prime purposes: 1 To provide as soon as possible special training and educational facilities for the mentally retarded children in tile Lafayette area 2 To enable parents of mentally retarded children In this area to gain benefits bf association with and the experiences of other par ents of mentally retarded children The group pointed out at the meeting that the mentally retarded child often has been referred to as the "forgotten child" physical ly handicapped are to have special training facilities in the new Vin ton school it was pointed out The group said it would seek similar programs for mentally handicapped children The next meeting of the assort atlon will be Tuesday at 7:30 in Room 340 of the Purdue Union building LAA YETTE OlJRN A AND OURIER Chalmers Eesidn Auxiliary Elects CHALMERS of "the Chalmers American Legion auxilia ry met' at the home of Mrs Kremer near 'Monticello During the business session the following officers were elected: President Miss Maud Beasy first vice presi dent Mrs Lucy Jones second vice president Mrs LC Mahin third vice president Mrs George Con way secretary 'Mrs Kenneth Nel son treasurer MrsJesse Wake man' historian Mrs Earnest Cap per sergeant at arms Mrs Edna Bur get Members of the executive board are Mrs Roy Headdy Mrs Delos Zarse and Mrs Mahin The officers will be installed at a meeting in September The mem bers will have a picnic in the Mon ticello park Tuesday 'Aug 12 Mrs Ethel Iddlngs' of Lebanon and Mr and Mrs Herschel Lov engfoss and daughter Madene Ray also of Lebanon visited Mr and MrsO Shepherd Mrs Loveng foss is in the Air orce Mr and Mrs Burns enter tained: the White county lying armers at a co operative chicken fry at their place on Lake ree man Mr and Mrs Lynn Carlisle have returned to their home at Bloom ington after a visit here with relatives Their daughter Ju dith is continuing her visit here Dana Lee lynn is spending sev eral days visiting an aunt at Cin cinnati Marylan Russow of Idaville is spending a week here with her aunt Mrs Jack Thompson and family Mr and Mrs Wendel Summers of Lafayette visited her parents Mr and 'Mrs George Conway Their daughter Linda Lou re turned home with them after a visit here with' her grand parents Harold Ward and family accom panied by Sherman ife and fam ily of Delphi had a picnic dinner in Washington State park Michi gan City Mrs Dora Matthews and daugh ter Mrs Earnest Capper attended a family dinner in the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Woodhouse at Birnettsville The dinner honored relatives who observed birthdays in July including Beverly Woodhouse Edward Wood Earl Woodhouse and John Wood Mrs Lovada Carr attended the Wesney reunion in McCormick Creek State park Miss Shirley Holiday ipent a week visiting relatives at Griffith Mr and Mrs George Conway ac companied postmaster and Mrs Donald Stanford of Brookston to Michigan and spent the day loyd Cunningham and family of Peru were guests of Mrs Cunning parents Mr and Mrs Ches ter Burchmeyer 4 Mr andrMrs Lon ry of Toledo were guests of her sister Mrs Linnie Sulfridge and family Miss Maud Beasy with her guests Mr and Mrs Herschel Elijah of Minneapolis Minn vis ited at Indianapolis with relatives Carol Johnson of Buffalo spent a week with her grandmother Mrs Alice Capper Miss tJane of Griffith spent a week with her aunt Mrs IN Holiday and family Mrs William Stine entertained friends at a party at her home Mrs Donald Yoder and infant son Donald Max are home from Home hospital Mr and Mrs William McElhaney of Lancaster and Miss Clara Ingalls of Sheldon Ill viAited Mr and Mrs Argil Ball and Mr and Mrs Adrian Day Mr and Mrs Claude Curnuttand Misses Betty Lou and Clara Ruth Curnutt of Cincinnati visited Mrs Tells of Workshop Speaking before a general ses sion of the Indiana Vocational Agriculture Teachers conference at Purdue Hartman" vocational' agriculture teacher in Jackson township school presented a re port on a farm Ynachinerywork shop which he conducted recently for the vocational agriculture teachers of Tippecanoe county Trailer Taken McKay reported to police riday thpt his two wheel trailer was taken from whereit was parked at ifth and Cincinnati streets Wednesday Neighbors told McKay that they had seen two men pull the trailer away The trailer has a metal frame and un painted wooden side boards Vfqy Stopy Motorists have responded satis factorily to the four way stop at Union and Eighteenth'streets since its installation Thursday accord ing to police traffic officials Only a few motorists have violated the stop so far police said New Lutheran Unit Has Interim Leaders A preliminary meeting of the University Lutheran church the newly organized West Lafayette congregation was held in the Uni versity Lutheran chapel at the cor ner of State street and Chauncey avenue An interim committee was ap pointed to complete arrangements for the organization of the con gregation Serving on the commit tee will be Raymond Kettler Arnold Koschmann Kenneth Koger and Eric Stark Persons who are interested in affiliating with the congregation are to contact Rev Weber at the University Luth eran chapel 350 Girls Swim Swimming classes for 'children which are sponsored each summer by the Purdue department of physical education for women have attracted the majority of the girls eight to 18 years of age who swam during the first period In addition 62 more girls have regis tered for the second period of the summer months Swimming in the classes during the evening are 110 persons Total en rollment for the period which will close at the end of the Purdue semester is near the 350 mark IRST EDERAL Savings and Loan Association Third I and Columbia Sts Dollars are plentiful today and you are probably making more of them! Now is? the time to start saving for every dollar that you manage to put away into a dividend bearing savings account at irst ederal Savings and Loan may well be worth $150 or $2 in buying power when this inflation period is over! A long term savings program is the best apd deflation way to beat inflation too Let's talk it oyer 9 I 1LLN HI! 'I in i Mt TTBStAfTt RjHH Mill st tee mt luhh a al 1 1 a 1 xx xx xtt' Wr BWHSKW A I It Wil Bi KsSjO1 rags IWflO nRMkSMsJ 988888889 ilj 1 rrswkss Jygm 11111 1 1 lb VMnlk ill jwi 4 sXKRSfflXXSxs 83 ga KB wwQcvnMx: ft KS x'x88 'Kx88mmS9mS 3SmkhI a 1 4 1 I I 'Mfc Jill ig llihl I '1 'M 1 S'' 4 Kes "Mr hi I fpM hrtv a IE 1 Cafeteria Rely on WALGREEN'S T) DEPENDABLE IV PRESCRIPTION SERVICE I X5.