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TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1970 CALL-LEADER THE Area Scene Liberty Bells 4-H Club Has Meeting Recently RIGDON Liberty Bells Sr. 4-H club met at the Liberty Township School. Janie Gross led the 4H pledge and the pledge of allegiance was led by Susan Heater. Paul Fox gave the devotions, and Brenda Haisley led the group singing. Debbie Carter presented the Health and Safety lesson.

Installation of officers was held. Kendra Manwell was in charge of the recreational period. During the social hour following the business meeting refreshments were served by the hostesses Rhonda and Debbie Carter to sixteen members attending. Handy Hands Circle Meets At Windfall WINDFALL Handy circle of the Christian met Thursday afternoon church. Mrs.

Carl circle chairman, was in of a brief business Mrs. Ola Dean gave tions and followed with er. The afternoon was quilting and sewing. meeting was dismissed prayer. Refreshments were Honor Roll Named At Alexandria ALEXANDRIA Honor roll students named for the second six weeks of the second semester at the Alexandria Monroe high school included: SENIORS Superior; Peggy Crouch, Patricia Gaunt, Emily Kane, Susan Kirkpatrick, and Diane Rohn.

Regular: Deborah Badgley, Teresa Benfleld, Kathleen Bogue, Melita Brotherton, Shirley Cooper, Connie Cox, Crist, Donna Farmer, Sondra Frazee, Cathy Garner, Christina Hellman, Patricia Hitchens, Linda Holliday, Brenda Hollies. Also Dixie Johnson, Trudy Keeley, Timothy Kelley, Kathy Knotts, Toni LeRoy, Samuel Lower, Phyllis Manring, Mary Pruitt, Vicky Ross, Debbie Rowland, Linda Starr, Janice Taylor, Patricia Thurston, Debbie Tomlinson and Deborah Unger. JUNIORS Superior: Janice Heritage, Sharon Menken, Karen Richard. Regular: Sharon Allen, Rita Breese, Michael Dinehart, Cindy Durr, Teresa Holding, Leota the close of the afternoon by the hostess, Mrs. Guy Trimble.

Thirteen members were present. YOOR WANT AD Homemakers 4-H Club Meets At Summitville SUMMITVILLE Summitville Homemakers 4-H club met after school on Friday in the Home Ec room and elected new officers. Elected were Genie Dickerson for president; Anne Hunter, vice president; Diana Dickerson, secretary; Lana Ewing, treasurer; Beth Ann Stone and Lori Smith, song leaders; Pat. Smith and Tonya Fox, recreation; Brenda Craib and Anita Dickerson, devotions; Loretta Joyner, reporter; Marlene Frazier and Melanie Grimme, health and safety, and Tammy Bailey and Melissa Mason, refreshments. Johnson, James McClish, Brenda Mitchell, Barbara Rinker, Lynda Rittenhouse, Thomas Thomas and Ann Worthington.

SOPHOMORES Superior: Keith Ashby, David Crist, Donna Eden, Sue Mehling, Janet Reed. Regular: Timothy Almack, Marian Barton, Larry Bogue, Kim Bridwell, Lu Ann Brobst, Linda Brotherton, Katherine Brown, Paula Crist, Stan Daugherty, Daniel Deaton, Mark Froman, Donald Hand, Nancy Kirkpatrick, Jana Montgom ery, Jill Morgan, Geraldine Ringer, Randall Rohn, Earl Savage, Sue Songer, Steven Spade. FRESHMAN -Superior: Krisann Buckhardt, Robert Downey, Deborah Lusher, Susan Nelson. IS WORKING, SIR. No time to pause for something as uneventful 'as a telephone call? Maybe most calls but when the call is in response to his Want Ad, everything else takes a back seat! There's a special satisfaction to people from all walks of life which comes from having a Want Ad work for them.

And Want Ads do work in a quiet, low -cost, effective way! Putting a Want Ad to work for you to buy, sell. rent, inform or hire, is a very easy operation just dial 552-3355. CALL-LEADER WANT ADS Frankton Communitv Calendar TUESDAY Christian Crusaders Ci: le at 7:30 p.m. with Juanita liall. WEDNESDAY Teen Choir at 6 p.m.

at Frankton Christian church. Bible Study at 7 p.m. at Frankton Christian church. Adult Choir at 8 p.m. at Frankton Christian church.

Pi-Delta-Pi Boys Club at p.m, at K.P. Hall. Boy Scouts at 7 p.m. at Scout Building. Bible Study at 7:30 p.m.

at Madison Christian church. WEDNESDAY Alexandria Community Calendar TUESDAY BROOM SALES UNDERWAY The Alexandria annual sale a little late this year, but pointed out Spring Lion's club is seeking sales in the Alexandria a house to house canvass. being offered for sale. broom, whisk brooms, brooms, all made by gency for the Blind, are has divided into teams Mrs. Tutorow Dies Today After Illness SUMMITVILLE.

Mrs. Goldle R. Tutorow, 77. 504 East Mill street, died early this morning at the Turtle Creek Convalescent center in Anderson after a five week illness. She has resided in Summitville most of her life.

She was the widow of Everett. Tutorow and was born in Old Town, Ohio. She was a member of the Summitville Wesleyan Methodist church. Tentative services have been set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Wesleyan Methodist church with the Rev.

Edwin Johnson officiating. Interment will be in the Vinson Memorial cemetery. Friends will be received after 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Ewing funeral home. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs.

Omer (Lillian) Dickerson of Summitville; two sons, James Tutorow of Alexandria and Charles of three sisters, Mrs. Ruth Hermansen and Mrs. Minnie. Markley, both of Calif. and Mrs.

Nellie Harden of Michigan; two brothers, Wilbur VanDine of Chicago and Purl VanDine of ten grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Thurber Rites Held Today ALEXANDRIA Final rites were held today for Fred Thurber, 47, 203 Walnut street, Alexandria, at the Karl M. Kyle funeral home. Interment to make a clean sweep of broom area beginning this evening with Several types of brooms are Regular brooms, a light weight toy brooms. and two kinds of push blind workers of the Indiana A- being offered.

The club, which for the sale, is conducting this Roger W. Evans Dies Monday At His Home TIPTON Roger W. Evans, 51, route one Russiaville, died at his home of a heart attack Monday at 9:45 a.m. Born September 30, 1918, at route one Greentown, he was the son of Charlie and Isabel Rogers Evans. He was married to Margaret Hoover, Feb.

1, 1941. The couple had resided at the present address for 17 years. He was a member of the New Hope Friends church of Phlox and a graduate of Union township high school. He was employed as a custodian at Northwestern elementary in Howard county. He was a veteran of WW 2.

Surviving with the widow are one son, James and one daughter, Janice both at home; one brother, Morris, route one Greentown; one sister, Mrs. Evelyn Mitchell, Windfall and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at the Friends church in Phlox at 2 p.m. Thursday. Rev.

Chester Mitchell and Rev. Jessie Horner will officiate. Burial will be in the Phlox cemetery. Friends may call at the Mitchell funeral home after 7 p.m. this evening and one hour previous to the services Thursday at the church.

was made in Park View ceme- tery. Thurber died Saturday at Guide Lamp in Anderson where he was employed. PLAN MAY DAY SERVICE Mrs. Paul Graham, left, of the Church of the First Born in Frankton, and Mrs. Floy Alexander, of the Frankton Christian church, are pictured above as they finalize plans for the Church Women United May Day service set for Friday evening at 7:30 p.m.

at the Church of the First Born. Church Women United, a group of church women from the Frankton Christian church, Madison Christian church, United Methodist church, Church of First Born and the Shiloh Friends church, each year sponsor the annual event. Entertainment will be provided by the youth of the Church of the First Born. In connection with the oncoming summer season, Capt. Peters of Anderson will present a program on mouth to mouth resuscitation.

The service is open to both men and women and the public has been invited to attend. The Church of United Women are also responsible throughout the year for the World Day of Prayer Service, Community Day and cheer baskets at Christmas. (Call-Leader Photo) was a little late too. Winning team will dinner at a future club meeting, while the cornbread and beans. Pictured above is the Lamport as he looks over the 50 dozen fered for sale.

Proceeds of the sale go to many worthwhile activities of the club $1,000 pledge to the new youth center, eye dog training and cancer research. Alex Native Dies Monday At His Home ALEXANDRIA A native and lifelong resident of the Alexandria community, Syvestal R. Etchison, 53, died Monday afternoon at his home, 117 East Sixth street, after an extended illness. A retired employe of Guide Lamp in Anderson, he was born July 9, 1916 and had served during World War Two. He married Barbara Balser in 1942.

Surviving with the widow are two daughters, Mrs. Judy Swisher of Alexandria and Mrs. Peggy Cochran of Marion; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Etchison of Silver Lake; a sister, Mrs.

Virginia Martin of Alexandria and three grandchildren. Final rites will be conducted Wednesday at the Karl M. Kyle funeral homewith the Rev. James Powell officiating. Time will be 1:30 p.m.

Burial will be made in Park View cemetery. Friends will be received at the mortuary after 2 p.m. today. Tax Statements Readied In Tipton County TIPTON Tipton county residents can expect to receive their real estate and personal property tax statements the latter part of the week, according to Paul Jones, Tipton county treasurer. Tax bills will be mailed Wednesday and Thursday.

Deadline for the Spring installment will be June 8. Payment may be made by mail at the county clerk's office or at the Hobbs, Windfall, Kempton or Sharpsville branches of the Union State Bank. Liberty Extension Homemakers Club Meets RIGDON Liberty sion Homemakers club Thursday at the home of Arthur Hanes for its meeting. Mrs. William Brown, dent opened the meeting conducted the business She read a poem about Mrs.

Ronald Smith gave votions. The lesson was sented by Mrs. Arthur and Mrs. Waldo Riggs. Dale Murphy presented Safety Lesson.

The song of the month sung in unison after Mrs. Wilbur McCracken the history of the sono. Twenty members refreshments served by hostesses Mrs. Hanes and Smith during the social Next meeting will be Thursday, May 21, at the of Mrs. Ralph Harvey.

enjoy a steak losers will eat Rev. Eugene brooms being ofhelp support the which include a bank, leader (Call-Leader Photo) Musical To Be Presented At Summitville SUMMITVILLE The comedy-musical, "Plenty of will be presented by the Madison-Grant music department on May 7 and 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the south campus gymnasium at Summitville. Playing the role of Grandma Maude is Nancy Holloway; her hapless grandson, Arnold, is played by John Blake, who doesn't seem to mind being chased by Sally, played by Alice Lighty, the girl with the 'marry me' smile. Paul Todd plays Sally's father, a brilliantly bungling banker.

As comical criminals, John Starkey, Tim Spencer, Dan Justus and Bob Rodgers sing the praises of Leavenworth Prison, while staunch and loyal FBI agents, played by Dennis Caudell, Chip Rigsbee, Bud Rinkenberg, Tim Todd and Stan Robbins, do their best to send them there. Among choral numbers included are "Testimonial Dinner" and Edgar "When You Fall In Love" and "She's Like An "Plenty of Money" is being directed by Charles L. Kenworthy and Miss Connie Cullen. Among others with key roles in the cast are Genie Dickerson, Cathy Lintz, Diana Dickerson, Mary Watts, Peg Barnhart, Beth Smith, Duane Elsworth and Bob Roth. Tickets are on sale now from any choir member.

Alex Man Granted Continuation ALEXANDRIA An Alexandria man was granted a continuation of a charge of jailbreaking in Madison county circuit court after he requested an additional week to seek counsel. Kenneth Kettery, 19, Alexandria, is one of six men charged with breaking out of the Madison county jail, April 12. Five of the six have been taken into custody with the sixth, Robert D. Centers, 21, Anderson, still at large. Eye Cue Home Demonstration Club To Meet WINDFALL Eye Cue Home Demonstration club will meet Wednesday May 6.

1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Paul Larson, south west of Windfall. Miss Dorothy Bunch, I president will be in charge of the meeting and Mrs. Emmett Simmons will present the devotions.

JAMES R. ABRAHAM REPUBLICAN State Representative Ballot 5A Pd. Poit. Adv. Lions club Meeting at White Spot.

Art Circle Luncheon Hollyhock Hill, Indianapolis, tour Oldfield. Ruth Bible Class Meeting home of Miss Elsie McKow. en. Joyce Chapel WSCS Meeting at home of Mrs. Floyd Thomas.

Monroe Township Democrat Women's club Carry in diener at Emery Lee auditorium, Honor candidates. Kiwanis Meeting at 4H building, 6:15 p.m. Shadow Tops Meeting p.m. St. Mary's.

Hands church at the Retherford, charge meeting. devopray- spent in The with served at ALWAYS THE MOST For Your Money at MAHONY'S Shoe Store Alexandria Extenmet April presiand session. Spring. depre- Hanes Mrs. the I was which gave enjoyed the Mrs.

hour. held home..