Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 2

Saturday Evening July 19 1952? 4 WEST LAAYETTE NEWS WASH 1450 ON YOUR DIAL COLLEGE INN NEW HOPE OR Crown Cleaned Clothes MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN Continued on Page 10 I HEAR it Wear and Look Better! AGAIN a Phone 3 4050 or Information with NOTHING in EITHER EAR! Up to $200 MONDAY NIGHT NAME I LEADER ADDRESS I I CITY IRST EDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Third and Columbia Sts I vy ITEM THAN YOU DO I WHY? TO GET YOU IN OUR STORE $2 'M TAKE ADVANTAGE THIS BARGAIN IRST EDERAL COLD PACK CANNER MONDAY NIGHT I ifth and Main Streets Phone 2 2858 a 1 jV READING OR EVERYONE IN JOURNAL COURIER MAG GQ0D food £001 COMORT Xr porcklain ENAMEL ON ETEEL HIGH DOME COVEI EISNER USED EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTOR Baked Pork Tenderloin Swiss Steak Our careful cleaning and pressing method take soil and baggy fit out of your clothes put more wear and trimness back in Look neat have your clothes Crown Cleaned fre quently 336 State St West Lafayette Next to University Book Store Down Subject to Credit Approval Our Doll Shoppe Is Open for Repair Work Sales and Orders Daily until 1 :00 PM You Can Bank on the PURDUE STATE BANK West Lafayette Indiana Memoer ederal Deposit Insurance Corporation WMi vW BAUGHER Painting Contractor 1004 Main St Ph 2 7757 DR CUNNINGHAM Rsgistarsd Podiatrist Practice Limited To The eet 114 Seventh Ph 2 8928 Across rom the YMCXA The association respectfully requests the support of all interested persons for this most worthy program The Parents Association for Education of Mentally Retarded children invites parents friends and guar dians of any mentally retarded child to attend next meeting of the association to be held Tues day July 22 in room 340 of the Purdue Union Building OOD BAGS REEZER BAGS AND CARTONS REEZER PAPER Snjitty's Hdw Gifts 335 Northwestern Ava Theft Reported Cookies and dry yeast valued at $350 were reported taken from the Big Rock warehouse behind the market at 101 East State street Earl Schultz 1521 erry street Lafayette reported to West Lafay ette police that the door had been pried open RCA and GE Portable Table Model RADIOS MAHARA MUSIC CENTER 525 MAIN ST Visits Cadets Prof Ben Petty professor of highway engineering at Purdue university has spent a three day visit with the 30 Purdue ROTC cadets currently at summer train ing with the Army Corps of Engi neers at ort Belvoir Va Twenty three prominent educators repre senting many of the prin cipal technical colleges and uni versities Inspected facilities and activities CALL 2 6223 OR CULLIGAN SOT WATER SERVICE 902 erry St I Your Year Gift Store guests also have come to the theater to await the hour at which Sir Charles Jasper their host will in herit a fortune In the cast are Marlon Arvidson 411 Maple street Mlu Graze Don Hansell as Cavendish Bernice Carr as Mrs Wragg Bill Morehouse 9 Jimmy North Dorothy Ayres 126 West Lutz avenue Beatrice Jasper Paula Harris as Mrs Ar thur Jeffrey Sammons 1017 State street Lafayette Sir Charles Jas per John Peterson 633 Russell Maurice Mullins and Nancy Nagle as a woman Direction will be that of Prof Earl Harlan' Technical direction will be by Prof Sam Marks The oster Shop East Side Square Klondike 4 Tour And Picnic Planned An annual tour and picnic will be held by Klondike 4 club members and their parents Mon day Plcknlckers will meet at the school at 8:30 a and have a lunch and deihonstration at noon In the boathouse at Columbian park The tour will include stops at the farms of Howard Heines for pig club Work Janet Sterner for dairy calves and lamb raising and Charles and Tom Anderson for method of fattening training and showing 4 steers At the tarm home of Robert and Eric Holmes the group will see a 4 garden and pig and dairy projects and discuss Can 4 Help Demonstrations a basket dinner and entertainment will complete the day Mr and Mrs A Prof and Mrs have as their guests the parents Mr and Mrs Rudd who are visiting here from Pasa dena and Newport Beach Cal Miss Vora Maude Smith of St STORE HOURS: T20 Northwestern Ave Open Thursday and riday Until 8:00 8315 Main Open Monday Through Saturday 9:00 A to 9:00 All other stores 9:00 A to 8:00 Daily iO ii ft Grange To Meet Klondike Grange members will meet at 8 Monday in their halL The program will consist of contests and group singing Novel ty' acts' will be given by Mary and Margaret Aur ell Kay Parr Joan Klngma and Judy Anuta The acts will be given In competition at the 4 club fair in August Members of ths refreshment com mittee will be Mrs Homer Steely Mrs Andrew PoLstra and William Brose Purdue Alumnus Dies in Michigan Word of the death of Walter Miller 68 prominent manufactur er phiiantropist and civic leader at Benton Harbor' Mich has been received at Purdue university Miller died his home riday The manufacturer ho was graduated from the'JPurdue School of Electrical Engineering in 1913 received an honorary doctrate from the university two years ago' A native of Switzerland he was with a steel manufacturing company at Brazil from 1912 22 and had his own company at Benton Harbor Since 1922 Last fall Mr1 Miller was honored at a civic dinner given by Benton Harbor residents and at which Dr Ewing head of the Purdue Electrical Engineering school was the principal speaker Always ac tive in alumni affairs of the uni versity he was an ardent supporter of the Purdue Scholarship founda tion? Both his sons Stanley and Victor are Purdue BLANCHER AU porpoM ntenalt for It Oom maay other Jobe well too No team make it eaey to WMh Vof ne Ik finish etava laawaa ADMISSION: Adults 30 Children 9c Tax Inc Open Until 10 PM Memmer's Doll Shoppe and Hospital emd Terry' Robert Memmer Phone 2 6738 arewell Breakfast or Mrs Schaupp A breakfast honoring Mrs Ralph Schaupp who will move to In dianapolis foy residence was given by Mrs I Mayer and Mrs Wal ter Gibson in the home at 1528 Northwestern avenue Mrs Schaupp was presented with favorite recipes by the 18 guests who also gave her a painted organdy apron signed by each of the guests Bridge and canasta were played with Mrs Stanley Green Indianap olis and Mrs Luther Risk winning bridge honors Prizes at canasta were won by Mrs Gordon Thomp son and Mrs Demaree A golng away gift was presented to Mrs Schaupp Out of town guests were Mrs Kenneth Welton and Mrs Green of Indianapolis former residents PERSONAL AND GENERAL Mrs Charles KIbbey of air mount is visiting for a week with low A Trabant ORD HOPKINS REXALL DRUGS Complete Prescription Service BLANCHER beat It for eaanlar aw It for other Job too SmubIcm eaoy to eleaa Btaootono enamel What Does Mean? It means WE PAY MORE OR THE Area Churches i To Get Citations Ten Indiana rural churches have been selected as winners in the annua rural Church project according to Dr Losey agricultural sociologist at PurdtTe University 'J Cash awards of $25 will be made to the churches Wednesday after noon July 30 at the Rural Lead ership conference during the Sum mer Agricultural conference at Purdue The awards will be made by Mrs Russell Cushman state chairman of the' social? and edu cation department of the Indiana arm Bureau The winning churches and their pastors are: Nazarene church Lowell Rev Kenneth Owens Evangelical Unit ed Brethren Claypool Rev Wayne Johnson Evangelical United Brethren Otterbein Rev Kenneth Hostetler Locust Chapel ist Grant county Rev Alex ander Prairie Chapel Congrega tion' Christian ountain county RevRiffle Howard a 1 City riends Rev Edward 'Ran some Mi Olivet Cumberland Pres byterian Daviess county Rev Nelson Eaton nited Brethern Rockdale ranklin county Rev John Olexa Bethlehem Evangeli cal and' Reformed Vanderburg county Rev Donald Sickbert and Methodist Church New Salisbury Rev Lester Sweeney The winners Were selected from 35 entries submitted by churches in 32 counties Certificates of merit will be awarded i to all other churches competing in the contest Preserve Your Budget AAjamji 7 numc CANNING at Columbian Park Has Been Extended Until August 4 MODELS NOW ONLY Navy Officer Home rom Korean Duty Lt Charles Boonstra who has returned from a tour of duty in Korean waters on the Con stellation is visiting his wife and children Michael and Anne at 212 East owler avenue where they have lived while he was on active foreign duty He also is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Boonstra At the conclusion of his leave Dr Boonstra will move his family to Pensacola la where he will head the pathology department in the Navy hospital there I I Bring the gntily Here or a Delightful Sunday Dinner! Ours is the only completely air conditioned cafeteria in West Lafayette I Dine in cool comfort enjoy fine foods tastefully served ried Chicken Roast Chicken MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIRING WEAST MUSIC CO 26th and Union Ph 2 3346 Need a Plumber? Lahr On Plumbing and Heating 520 Ninth St Ph 2 0144 1 Student Wins Scholarship to I Charles A rancik 1 is on the latest list of Indiana university scholarship winners announced for the 1952 53 school year beginning in September All of the scholarship recipients havebeen enrolled previously at I and most of theri will be starting their sophomore year on the Bloomington campus this fall rancik is to receive a merit scholarship which remits nearly one half of the average student fees College Lfcgdets Study Budgets Presidents and business man agers of four state in stitutions of higher learning In diana university Purdue univer sity Indiana State col lege and Ball State Teachers col lege met at Purdue? to discuss the budget requests to be made at the forthcoming session of the In diana General Assembly to be held next January ry The meeting was held in accord ance with instructions from the 1949 legislative session for the four institutions to meet and agree on their budgetary needs which will be presented to the Indiana state budget committee this month by each institution Attending were President "'L Hovde and Business Manager Kettler Purdue President Herman Wells and Vice Presi dent and Controller A rank lin of LU President Ralph Tirey and Business Manager Joseph Wagner of Ball State ONLY $J50 Wardens To Confer On Purdue Campus Illiteracy among inmates of pe nal institutions will be a major problem up for discussion at i a workshop for prison superintend ents from eight states Purdue Monday through Thursday This workshop will place empha sis on helping inmates who are slow to learn or otherwise handi capped 'in learning ability a would seem that on the job training and any related training would be ineffective if the inmate cannot read or do simple mathe matical Dr Har old Porter director of the workshop said Dr Dodds Prof' Belman and Dr Porter of Purdue A Riley Gaskill principal of Mor ton school West Lafayette and Blair Sparks Salen and Prof Paul Lull of Purdue will be principal speakers A short term program for ward and superintendents will held on Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning for those who canot attend the full session JESS KORSCHOT and SON Bolra Your Ueatinc Problems 1324 ourteenth Street PHONE 2 4389 I Dept 7 418 erry St I afavat fa Yrtfl Please 'Mend me REE about this new Acousticon that sells for only I $6950 Think of it! 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Memmer's Doll Exhibit MOORE KEMPLE HDW 218 20 ifth St DINING ROOM Catering to Banquets and Parties THE HUDDLE 648 Main St ACOUSTICON irst and Oldest Makers of Electrical Hearing Aids 419 erry Street Lafayette Ind Phone rOffice 2 3777 Residence 26 6832 4 plotei 4 curual or Mnwt (Tofcsil rflor end OKwr Each Set in Modemtone Colors NONE SOLD BEORE 7 PM PlayshopToGive Murder Mystery Purdue Playshop will give two performances of a mystery thriller Murder Sai Been on the summer convocation and lectures series at 8:30 riday and Saturday July 25 26 The play will be given In Eliza owler hall The play by Emlyn Williams is set on the stage of the St James theater where guests are gathered to await the fulfillment of a prophecy made 95 years ago after a murder on the same boards The We Are Open Every Monday Night or The Convenience Of Those Who Cannot Shop During The Day 18 Piecejrablware SeJ $49 I set Stop in today and ask about our savings plan AMERICA and its people did not become great through accident A country founded on sound religious precepts on a strong ethical base and following a program of conscious thrift must succeed as ours did And an individual pursuing the same course will reach the same suc cessful goal Prayer ethics thrift here is a program for all of us We are proud that we too play a role in this program that is still making America and its people so successful PRAYER ETHICS AND THRIT! 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