Conesville Youth Club and Local News Highlights
The Junior Bible Club of Conesville meets at 7 p m Tuesday in the Grace United Church of Christ Friendship room with Bible verse Exodus 20 7 and lessons on how to honor God led by Christine Buckman and Becky Gartzke Mrs Faithe Shellabarker presents Luke 18 1014 and Matthew 659-13 Meanwhile family notes report Mrs Virgil Holstlaw returning from Lamoyne Wisconsin after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Orville Bass and visits with relatives in Arcadia California George A Horton undergoes Marine training at Camp McCoy Wisconsin and Bridgeport Cal. Robert Bennett and Fred Buckman attend maneuvers camp in Wisconsin The Gipple family returns from a five week Northwoods vacation near Sturgeon Bay with visits to relatives in Bronson Michigan and others.
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Conesville
Bible Club
Grace’ United Church of Christ
God
Christine Buckman
Becky Gartzke
Faithe_ Shellabarker
Virgil Holstlaw
Lamoyne
Luke
Hillpoint
Wisconsin
Camp McCoy
George
A. Horton
James R. Horton
Coneville
Bridgeport
Cal
Athe
Marine Corps
Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Thomas
Gipple
Northwoods
Sturgeon Bay
Lake Michigan
Wren
Collins
Bronson
Mich
Harold Wagoner
Negro Models Move Ahead in Advertisements
News writer Jack Lefler notes racial integration of ads progressing. Negro models appear beside white counterparts in campaigns. The piece reports visits by model families to Clewiston, Florida, including Lyman Wagoner and his kin, Debbie and Dennis, and mentions a prior visit to Davenport.
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New York
Advertising uses Negro models in general campaigns
The article notes a rise in employing Negro models by advertisers to reach the market comprising about 11 percent of the U.S. population with $19 billion in annual purchasing power. Industry leaders caution to use them appropriately and avoid overemphasis, while emphasizing job advancement discussions in New York.
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Macy's
Ork
U.S
Mark Ve. Tor Mhany
Richard Scheideker
American Association of ‘Advertising Agencies
Hee
New York
Robert Wag
Ner
Committee On Job Advance
Wilton Lions Corn Growers Contest Entries Noted
Sixteen Wilton area farmers sign up for the annual Wilton Lions Club Master Corn Growers Contest. Participants include Paul E. Drumm Louis Timmsen Nevin Kelley Lyle Johnson Rolland E. Moeller Herbert LaMaack Duane Fever pach Bill Lenker Kennard Schroeder Raymond J. Schroeder Clarence W. Lenker and others. The note mentions a campaign advocating broader employment of African Americans in media advertising.
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Wilton
Wilton Lion's
Paul E. Drumm
Louis Timmsen
Nevin Kelley
Lyle Johnson
Rolland E. Moeller
Herbert LaMaack
Duane Feverpach
Bill Lenker
Kennard
Schroeder
Raymond
J. Schroeder
Clarence
Lenker
Corn yield contest invites top growers for cash prizes
Edward Brown and Alvin Schmidt lead a statewide corn contest with entrants from Moscow Muscatine and Stockton. The committee chaired by Harald Walther requires at least ten acres to qualify, with a $400 cash award and a trophy for top yield and several high earners to enter the State Master Growers Contest.
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Edward Brown
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Muscatine, In
Jourta
MA Brown
Tone
Rich Brand
Wieners
Aan Kaiser
UY Elu
C. L. Mull: and Sons
van Camp
America
Hiland
Bondware
C. E. Richard and Sons, Distr
Jack ‘Lefler
AP. Business
Clewislén
Florida
Lyman Wagoner
Debbie
Dennis
Charles “Wagoner
the . Negro Press
Wilton Lions Corn Growers
Pment
Fautaste
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