THE DAILY TIMES-BULLETIN - VAN WERT, OHIOWednesdayBy STANLEYTb\B FELLER V/MO 5A)t\NOOLD DESTROY THE NVORLD-\S RlRT - -\NI7H THOSE na/ILDJ1TTERBD6S WORKING FROM ABOVEAND “THE TERMITES FROM BELOWTU)S PLACE IS OOfNG To PIECES1,!iVCounty Ping Pong TitlesTaken by Ohio City GirlsEighteen girls competed in the Van Wert County Recreational ping-pong tournament held Tuesday night at Ohio City. Moje than 100 spectators saw Ohio City girls win both titles in the senior and* /junior divisions.Alys Rice captured the seniortitle by defeating Mildred Phillips of Hoagl in-Jackson School in two close games. Other victims of the champion were Oloria Mustard of Convoy .and Nell Rose Rucklos of Van Wert. Miss Phillips advanced to the finals with victories over De-lores Girrard of Ohio City, Thelma Elzey of Van Wert, and Lavena Krugh of Hoaglln-Jackson.Arlene Krugh defeated Reecle Ellinger also of Ohio City to win the junior title. Tire scores of the championship set were 21-18, 9-21, and 21-18, Miss Krugh defeated Martha Mustard of Convoy, and Mildred McGowen of Van Wert In the eliminations, while Miss Ellinger won from Medabelle High of Ohio City, and Permilla Wherry of Van Wert.Winners of the tourneys received medals and pennants, while the runner-ups were presented emblems. The tournament was a special activity of the county recreation program and was In charge of Von Spahr and Ivan Brubaker of Ohio City. They were assisted by Loren North of Convoy, Everett Perhamus of Hoaglln-Jackson and Mrs. Marclle DeCamp and Harold Lehman, members of the county staff.Ainsworth A Steinmetz Barbers, 209 E. Main. Open 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.STOP TAKING CHANCESRetread those worn tires now withSMITH’Shi own ii PatvoA/lRead ths Classified*LAST TIMES TODAYJanet GAYNORIniiThe Young in Heart”(THURSDAY ONLYRegistrations Permitted Til 7:00 P.M.SHE'S THE• Mommaof the MOB'UfalHUtl htt kwti