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Nov. 21 dance in Maytown
latest hits. There will be
Thanksgiving trips
and deer hunting
The Maytown Youth are right around the corner

Jaycee Ron Morris holds one of the Bicentennial mugs
Marietta Jaycees are selling to finance a new floor for the
gym in the old Marietta Public school. (photo above).
The mugs are made of Armetale. They were produced
by Wilton Brass of Columbia.
The mugs cost $7.50 apiece. To buy a mug, call Ron
Morris at 426-3185, or call any Jaycee.
Organization has issued the
following invitiation to local
residents:
““Come on, kids, let's
have some fun! On Friday,
November 21, Maytown is
having a dance featuring
that great band, the ‘‘Raw-
hide.” They play every-
thing from oldies to the
The Marietta Restora-
Church, The Sultzbach/
Rinehart House, The Um-
berhauers’ home, and The
food and drinks, and all this
is happening at the Ameri-
can Legion in Maytown.
Everyone’s invited, from 8
to 80. The dance starts at
7:00 p.m. and lasts till 11:00
p.m. Bring a friend and
have fun.
There will be a donation
at the door. See you on the
21st.”
Restoration Associates plan
extensive Candlelight Tour
will be this Thursday,
November 20, at the Com-
munity House.
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an extended Candlelight The Palmers’ home, Hovey
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Marietta Jaycees sell Bi-cen mugs Brewery, The Town Hall The regular business but the premium remains level. Great for young 1
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