ttlekhitkif0n8dy5,f1 The 19th annual reunion of the s late Jacob and Rachel White fam* n ily wag held Sunday at Thompson (1 park with 75 present. Dinner wasa served at noon.Officers were reelected as fol-lows;Mrs. Rosa Strohm of Ohio View, president; Mrs. Harry FIckes of East Liverpool, secretary-treaaurerand Mrs. R. W. Johnston of EastLiverpool, historian. Mrs. Flcke* read the minutes from last year, and Mrs. Johnston gave a history of the family and read the minutes of the ninth family reunion.A. E. White pave a talk and con eluded with the poem, Diplo macy.’*A peanut, scramble and races featured the afternoon with a musical propram, which Included vocal solos by Rachel Davis, Frank Burns, Betty Burns, and duets by Jewel Bistor and Alma Everly, Al-verna Masters and Audrey Cronin, and Rachel Davis and Mrs. Strohm. Trio selections were given by Frank Bums. Rachel Davis and William McGill, and Rachel Gross and nieces. Accordion numbers were presented by Jewel Bistor and Rachel Davis, and violin selections by Wilbur White.Mrs West Anna Mason, 85, of East Liverpool was presented with a gift as the oldest member of the family. The youngest member is William McGill Jr., seven weeks.Honorable mention was given the following, who are In service: Eugene Bistor, stationed In W'ash ington; Edwin Cowan, Panama Canal, Sidney Cowan. California; Paul Davis. North Africa; Arthur Davis, England, and Donald Davis,In Georgia.Next year’s reunion will be held August 6, at Thompson park.UK X XitD1-r.ds-ab