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COLORED-N.E.
OPEN | TO 6
BROOKLAND
3210 17th ST. NE.
A REAL BUY-$12,950

WORTH MUCH MORE
This lovely, picturesque. detached
S-rm. home. Four lge. bedrms., and
liv.. rm., dining rm., kit, and glass
inclosed porch 1st ir.. deep reaI
and side yd., with many shrubs and
trees; detached garage, oil 'h.-w.h
For appointment to see, call
ALBERT SWERDLOFF
1025 Yer. Ave-. ST. 0O14, GE. 5061
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today from l to 8. 2425 Perry ne
Mr.. Robinson, sH: 6075, with VIM
r. THOROWGOOD, DE. 0317.
NEAR AVONDALE
Detached brick in conv. ne. section
Liv, rm.. din. rm.. kit, back porch:
Ps sssaiPed. 'enesH Can 'Mr Mr. Smiley eaie Ap
ROGER MOSS, Realtor
s125 R. I. AVE. NE. Ho. 5000
COLORED = 4O13 CLAY ST. Ne
7-rm. brick semidet,; Ia baths
c12GrFn SWNEE csll n,S sT. s;s ssSss. .,s "a 81
coal heat; open for inspection. 1886
terms. IS nis; CAN sVn sWALrEs s X. Nm JONES shas
coIcRED1:6Rp1ToI 81 sfGl: 6Ri n1Ss mL1-zon., mLss
1st commercial. only $4,000 dowr
sibilitiss. MORGAN REAL ESTATE
co2okaDAvScsST So Fl .s9a sSsi: u us ss1 5 M
shower, toilet in full light bsmt.i
4 porches, one inclosed,, one screen
ed. hardwood floors. kitchen sun.
stairs; snII mi nice w yards; sass sarase' s fol
coIoREp4cEoss sSpSii 3D. M3i eoro. TS SEAT PLEAS
ANT-6 years old; 2-bedrm., row
finished basement, full bath; $3.50
down. $84 mo. Call MR.. HoKE
cpToRTn pT oSSsno evssi 3I 1872. .coIom,
beautiful 500 block SEND st.. n,e
Semidet.. 8 rooms and tile bath
storm sashed, Anchor-fenced. cahi:
net sink and new gas furnace. AnS
what a recr. room! $l0,50O. CAL
!eRissaN M@ ha1s fsis Real e STATE SEW NV
coIoRRp tGE iRb4 VET. asf 81 No o'm money down. N
Englewood. 500 per mo, Det. mod
bung., full bsmt., porch, lge. lot
Price. SO. .75o; CAN VA; 5000 ~ I'll
Nd: WA. 5000. Once open daily
CoLoRED4slss Eth ST. N.E.-e
rms. bath. full bsmt:, oil h.-w.h;
row e9ysi hoyse. Inspection by .appt
coiosEDai1th 6i siaDsli1th AND X SITS. NE
home and income. Rec. ,rm., front
entTanee strn Ut to lse b bsnat; aEo,. terms sra.
c6LoshbLklyER 81 8aaS: APj SReaj eaTjERRAcE-s4ao
down, vet: monthly payments, sos
For details phone RE. 7106, TU'
coLo;RED - TRINIDAD SECTION
Quality home at only $13;950 on
UcK ss5Rs 81 ST. PsS@sptiy ssss Ewes RA s41s
CoLoRED-Gis ATTENTION-Mod-
ern semi-det. two-family home. with
sep. entrances to each apt. and sep.
meters; Live in one apt: and rent
$40 ss.S a!5s'dS Ha aRSEt!;Sffc sSfck
coLoREpGBuNGAIoW, oGSsTETHi i11S OPEN 8
TIL DARK: 1874 Hamlin St:
Brookland-5 rms, basement; large
ea eslnfz Mr. iCsi sorfis e e. net', ,44sss NAB
COLoRED-19e4 SUMMIT PL-6.
room brick, 2 baths, rec. room. 2
kitchens, porch; owner occupied
Call Mr.. Jackson for details, AT
0530. MADDEN REALTY CO., MI
COLoRED-HoME AND INCOME
Cor. house, 8 apts.; oil heat. $1,60C
cash, 500 month. OWNER, Ho
C0IoRsED-BRooKLAND-opens sun
2 to 7---130s Perry st. n.e:---A dream
h1,ss hoSse in aarden spot a. dst English eIaEs
space; oil heat, fine porch; ,;s,.p deer l9t
MA. 6341. RE. 2S6s.
COLoRED-ONLY $1,OO0 DOWN.
end floor vacant-15 Bryant st. ne
Attractive home, arranged for
families. Colonial front porch. built
In garage. full basement: RELIANCE
ssA6sf $500 or III Ii s.Sais. 8S &c eses,' IN
COLoRED - TWo-FAMILY HOUSE,
excellent location; .knotty pine rec
room; automatic heat; reasonable
price and terms. MITCHELL QUICK,
ST 5000; ewes: RA. 341S. -"
" 5-rm. brick home with sun porch,
bsmt., gas heat. Poss. Good terms.
CAN MR.. BROWNE, RA. 605S any
time
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$4,000
2-FAMILY HOUSE

= 414NA4AA 4A> WA
BEAUTIFULLY FURN.
This house iS only 8 yrs. old. and
is In perfect condition. The 2 baths
ern. Monthly income $3.50. Call
and weekends, Lu. 1871. 10
DON'T MISS THIS DEAL
8-RM. BRK., $12,950
Edgewood-Just north Of 2nd st. and
sm,tby. g. b syf tas.,trJ ns Perfect 5Is ,ssn s15m
natural oak trim; Diet. metal gar.
New, gas a.-c. heat. Retired Govt.
worker and original owner. Has
mseE No sltss 9sos; SAiss eves M uN. asR s5o7.
WooDRIDGE REALTY CO. INC.
$3.50 CASH-VETERAN
THIS IS 1T
tifully kept tapestry row brick near
Catholic University is in better than
new house condition. First floor,
left,side foyer plan with short cut
to kitchen, large living room, fam
Iy-size dining room. fully equipped
space; large screened summer porch
Second floor. 3 nice clean bedrooms,
immaculate tile bath, plenty Of
closets. Recr. room, basement, with
lavatory. Deep, fenced yard; lovely
rose bushes and shrubs. Detached ga
rage, A wonderful close-in bus-by-
the-door location. Shopping, "a block
VA-approved price, $11,350. Re
quired weekly earnings about SIS.
For details, call
MR.. HALL. MA. 914S,
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-152O K ST NV.
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MICHIGAN PARK
70l BUCHANAN ST NJ

= 1701 BUCHANAN ST, NE.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 8
Beautiful detached corner brick home
in the finest section OF Michigan
Park and within 2 6lks. Of stores
and transportation. Popular center
ago. New S.a condition s 'y six znasiors e ssors
rooms and 2 tiled baths, gas heat.
large screened porch. Large corner
lot, completely fenced. A fine home
in Q fine location. Possession in
10 days. VIII consider your offer.
ave. at 10th st.
PECK COMPANY
361S 18th ST. NE, LA. $1,000.
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HILLCREST
OPEN 2 TO s

1855 GREkNWAY DR.,
This attractive BUNGALOW consists oil
iv. rm, 20xl6 with fireplace. din,
rm. l6x11 with fireplace. lGe. equip
ped kit, rec. rm., ouilt-in gar., .
bedrms., Ia baths; beautiful land
seaped lot, Directions; Pa ave Sc
TO Southern ave, right TO Greenvay
DR., left to Open" sian. - Call Mr.
Finotti, LU. 4-43S2; ewes. and Sun,
vi $3.50 with 7 PAUL MIIDD co
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1901 30th ST, Sc.
OPEN TO-DAY | To 7

just on Pa. ave. beyond SeuSa bridEs
on elevated lot, Cape Cod detached
corner house with : rms. and bath,
new ranEe and refrigerator, lATGe
front porch, newly Tedeeorated, full
concrete basement which viii Ae-
commodAte larEe recreation room n
desired. Shade trees, rollins lawn
and ShruhbeTy plus vide SeparA-
tion from other houses make this
ent 10 public and parochial schools.
HeatinE SyStem needs modeTni1a-
ton but price and other features
allow for that. LOUIS p. SAOE-
MAKER, l5lP K street nv Ma.
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AoUsES-SAlE-S.E. Goat
HILLCREsT RAMBLER

HILLCREST RAMBLER
81 aS Cue ST. se. A eft center hall
hriek rambler. large nv .rm with
picture window and nrepl., din. rm..
de luxe kit with breakfast baI,.
lArgs bedrms., = closets. Ia baths
with Hollywood tub; rec. rm., s-eAr
sarage. storm windows. AL copper
pi9ing. Anehor-feneea yard. oSxl 90
Priced 10 suit you; 3 blocks from
school and shopping center, By
owner; no commission involved
Open sat. and sun. : TO 6, Call for
any information. AK, 0s93, piree-
tions: Out Pa, to 3lst ST., left !
block right 10 omen sign lis
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COLORED
OpTN CAT CITN .

OPEN AT.-SUN., 2-6
1853 LYMAN PLACE NE.
Well constructed, tapestry brick, 6
rooms, tile bath. full basement, gas
h.-w. heat, modern kitchen, deep
lot, priced right for quick sale.
May go CT. H. T. RANDOLPH, RE.
2137 TR. 1868. IL
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MICHIGAN PARK

WOODBRIDGE, VACANT
4142 22nd st.-Corner detached. 8
bedrooms, bath, gas heat, porch.
MURRAY CO.. MA. 1865, 1929 L.
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peter ]. hasan

REALTOR, 3s41 34th ST. NE
Jun: 1856. WA. 1857
OPEN DAILY FROM 9 TILL o
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HII,ICREST

First offering OF lovely 6-rm. de-
tached home, located On . oeauti-
ful handicapped lot; 3 bedrmS., lux
urious liV. Tm. with fireplace, ultra
mod. kit, screened side porch. reer
rm. with fireplace. dhle. gar; oil
h.-w,h.; Anchor fence and barbecue
pit. Let US sell your old row house
and held this new home for YOU.
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Beautiful Row-Br. Home
521 18th st. n.e.-6 lge. rms 2 in
closed porches; newly decorated.
painted walls; hardwood floors, clean
bsmt.; deep lot. Truly q lovely
home for some one. priced TO sell.
Terms to responsible party: possess
sion. BAKER REALTY CO., INC,
1911 x St. NV. pI. 1871; after 6.
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VETERANS

ol financing at ~ handed you with.
out red tape, when you buy our ma
Semidet. brick. practically new, near
aexaS aex say ave and Ridge I'd: 8 rmG.
neat; fenced yard; storm Windows
ana doors; only Sl1,pbO; S64 SO .
mo. incl. taxes and insurance, with
moderate down payment.
ANNENBERG REALTY
1917 Pa ave. Sc, Ii. 7-s367 Till ..
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NEAR 14Cn ana EUCLID
Colored--3-story brick, 9 rms ?
baths; 2 extra rms. in bsmt. with
toilet; h.-w.h. Owner leaving city,
VIII sell furniture with house. Priced
low for quick sale; inspection any
Ma. $3.50; Sat. and eyes,. call WO.
Evening star., 1950-06-18

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE-Attractiye,
modern brick house of five nice
heat; only $1,000 cash. MITCHEII, 4,
QUICK, ST. 5000; ewes, RIA, 34lS,
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brick. With center hail plan; : twin
sized bedrooms on. md a. with
baths; "a bath on LIST a., rec, room,
garage; hne yard. About xS,oo0 re-
SSo5ssr Ss5se AZ osssoa SSsssandiss sSSs' sSS; 6y IN
A. A. CAROZZA CO.
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COBOHED
$1,000 DOWN

10lo block Quebec pl. NV. Open 2
to Pm. Price and terms very
reasonable. Act quickly. Possession
with deed. Desirable brick DWELL
rms. modern tile bath, bsmt., toilet;
garage; nice front porch, glass in.
closed rear porch: h.-w.h., elee
refgr. Please phone Mr.. Maloney
ewes, WO. 7649 or ONCE, GEORGE
I: 1oRGER, 643 Indiana ave. NV
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
Elephants Who Join
In An+i-MaIaria Drive

NEW DELHI, India Elephants
and the u. n. World Health Or
ganization (WHO) are on the
same side in a demonstration cam
paign against malaria in the Terai
region of Northern India, but
tigers appear to be allied with
the mosquitoes which spread the
disease
The elephants are used as trans
port by WHO demonstrators. But
tigers often besiege field labor
atories, forcing WHO experts to
take turns in sleeping and keeping
watch.
WHO'S Terai team, and flte
others IL Southeast Asa. are
training local personnel in mod
ern methods for combating NAL
aria, which affects an estimated
300,000000 persons throughout
the world.
Similar demonstration teams
have worked in Greece and Italy,
where the disease, Which afflicted
countless generations, has almost
disappeared. India, like Greece
and Italy, will soon have its own
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
PAST NOBLE GRAND MEETS

The Past Noble Grand Council
of Madisonia Rebekah Lodge met
for the first meeting of 1850 at
the home Of Mrs. Margaret Green
with Mrs. Mary Coberly as as
sisting hostess.
After the business session tie
members enjoyed a socla. hour
and delicious refreshments.
Attending were: Mrs. Elizabeth
Potsle, Mrs. Maude Deck, Mrs
Nell Turvy, Mrs. Mazda Turvy
Mrs. Della Ballenger, Mrs. Mar
garet Ball, Mrs. Helen Jones,
Mrs. Imogene McSavaney, Mrs
Electa Wheeler, Mrs. Haze Stick
ell, Mrs. Anna Rea, Mrs. Josie
Speasmaker, Mrs. Mildred Raub,
Mrs. Bessie Duffey, Mrs. Fannie
Thomas, Misses Virginia Green,
Rebecca McSavaney, and P9sal,nd
Miller.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27

combination of the old and the
new Mrs. Kelly pointed out tnat
it is not WHAT we have but HOW
we use (which matters. Taste is
not inherited but grows out Of
personality and keeps growing.
While labor and materials may
be extravagant, Mrs. Kelly prese-
nted one idea for enriehing a home
which anyone can afford, color.
The use of color has grown more
and more daring in recent years.
1t has endless possibilities. color
can create warmth or ousterity,
1t adds accent-it gives harmony
and can produce an illusion of
space. Color gladdens the eye.
lifts the heart and challenges the
mind.
Mrs. Kelly's whole program
challenged everyone to seek in
their home making not splendcr
but harmony; not ornamentation,
but simplicity not things, but
personalities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
INSTALLATION AT
HOME-COMMUNiTY MEET

Mrs. Lowell Snyder, London
West jefferson pike, was installed
chairman for the coming year
at the Home and Community
meeting at the Club House, Jan
uary 20.
The program included talks by
Mrs. Vernon Royce, Madison
County Health Nurse and DR.. r.
A. Vogel, Madison County Health
Commissioner, who spoke on the
subject, Where Do We Start ?"
They also outlined the health
program for the coming year.
Members responded to roll call
with "A New Years Resolution
for My Husband"
Hostesses for the afternoon,
were: Mrs. Frances Hunter, Mrs.
Frances Gordon and Mrs. Ruth
Porter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
PROJECT MEETING SET

Home Demonstration project
meetings on Garment Finishes
will be in Somerford and Range
Township community this week ac-
cording to Beatrice J. Cleveland,
Home Demonstration Agent. On
Thursday, January 26, the Somer-
ford group will meet at the Home
Of Mrs. Bradford Gist. The Range
Township group will meet at the
home of Mrs. Harry Pugsley on
Friday, January 27. Both meetings
will begin at 1000 a. m. with
pot-luck dinner served at noon
and close at 400 p. m. Seams,
hens, stay stitching, covering but
tons, use of dot snappers, facings,
machine darning, hemming, and
other sewing practices will be de-
monstrated, discussed and pra-
cticed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27

White accompanied by Mrs Vim.
Ensley, sing two numbers. "One
Alone from Romberg's Desert
Song, You Can Never Walk
Alone" from CarouseI by Rogers
and Hammerstein.
Mrs Murray Cannon, Mrs. Will
liam Robson and Mrs. John
Bridgman presented a guest speak
er, Mrs. F. Beverly Kelly of Del
aware, Ohio. Mrs. Kelly is well
known in Bexley and Upper Arl-
ingfon as an interior decorator.
The first part of her program
! was a paper on the theory of
creating a home, and during the
latter part she displayed mater
ials for walls, windows, furnish
ings and floors. Showing the late
est trends in decoration
Fifty years ago, Mrs. Kelly
said the houses We're women kill
lers" with unlimited space cram
med with traditional furnishings.
Today the high cost Of building
has shrunk the houses until home
makers have the problem of
creating feelings Of space.
There are certain colors, tex
lures and patterns which are what
she called Eye Shoppers and
See Throughers'. The modern
/ housewife needs to understand
these. Quite contrary TO the gen
eral idea of fixed styles and for
mulas for interior decoration Mrs.
Kelly said there is no set frame
work circumscribing the modern
home The interior of a home is
valid only in terms of the living
going on there. Whatever theme,
the family develops, is good re-
gardess of conforming to the tradi-
tional or TO the modern or to any
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
GROTTO CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS WEDNESDAY

London Grotto CIuD elected Of
ficers at a meeting at the home Of
II. p. Beathard Washington Ave
nue., Wednesday evening.
NJ. A. Raub was elected presi-
dent; Cletus Hayman, vice presi-
dent; Eddie Shaw, secretary-treas-
urer; Emil Z. Yerian, Henry r.
Beathard and Marcus CornwelI,
trustees.
Supper was served to the club
members by Mrs. Beathard assist
ed by Mrs. NJ A, Raub, Mrs. Lar
ry Scheel and Mrs. Glenn Hay
man.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
SON OF FORMER LONDONER
WEDS IN FLORIDA

Mildred T. Perez, daughter of
Mrs. John Riley Tatum, Sara
sofa, Florida, became the bride
Saturday of Robert Boyd Kohn,
son of Mrs. George Kohn, Van
Vert, Ohio.
The ceremony was performed in
Trinity Methodist Church st.
Petersburg, Florida by. the Rev.
John James Rocks.
The bride given in marriage
by her brother-i -in-law, Ben +.
Matthews, wore a gown of dusty
pink chiffon fashioned with an
ankle-length skirt and pink
jacket with metallic thread dec
or. A small pink hat and matching
lace mitts completed her ensemble.
Her white prayer book was topped
with a corsage of lilies of the val
ley centered with an orchid and
white satin streamers.
Mrs. Charles Tautum attended
the bride as matron of honor.
James Saul of Hillsdale, Mich,
served as best man while ushers
were Charles Tautum of Sarasota,
brother of the bride, and Ken
Sylvester.
The couple was honorad i'm
mediately after the ceremony with
a reception at the Randolph Hotel,
st. Petersburg.
After a wedding trip to Hava-
ma, the couple will reside in Hill
sdale, Michigan at the Keefer
Hotel which Mr.. Kohn owns and
manages.
The bridegrooms mother is the
former Carrie Boyd of London,
sister of the late r. w. Boyd
and the late Albert Boyd of West
High Street, London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
w. c. SMITHS ENTERTAiNS
COUNTY BOARD

Supt and Mrs. w. c. Smith
entertained members of the Madi-
son County Board of Education at
dinner at their home on Elm
Street, Saturday noon.
Attending were: DR.. and Mrs.
W. Fl. Lee of Plain City, Mr. and
Mrs. George Dorm of Sedalia; Mr.
and Mrs William Murray, Mt
Sterling; Cecil A. Reed, London
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Meeker,
Plain City, Mr.. and Mrs. Franls
Johnson, West Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
HARMONY NEEDLE CLUB

The Harmony Needle Club was
entertained at the home Of Mrs.
T. II. Creamer, South Main Street,
Tuesday, January II.
The program included response
to roll call, each member describ-
ing her wedding dress. In con,
test, Mrs. c. w. Potee was award
ed the prize.
Guests of the club were: Mrs.
c. E. Lovejoy, Mrs. Lester Chase,
Mrs. S. Fl. Cordle, Mrs. + b.
HilIman and Mrs. Dorothy Rock
well.
Mrs. 10y Snyder and Mrs w.
G. Thomas assisted Mrs. Gre amer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
sARBEcUED DRIED BEEF

For an attractive luncheon dish,
serve barbecued dried beef on
cheese toasted buns Cook the
meat in barbecue sauce in COW
cred frying-pan Crate cheese over
halved buns and toast in the broil-
er. Spread the barbecue dried beef
over the buns and serve i'm
mediateIy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
TWO LATVIANS GUESTS
AT FOSTER HOME

Miss Amelia Jo Foster, member
of the faculty of the Junction
City schools, with Mrs. Emily Koc-
ms and her cousin, Charles Don
nenbert of new Lexington, were
guests over the week end of Miss
Fosters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Foster, Midway Pike.
Mrs. kocins and Mr.. Donnen-
bert of Riga, Latvia, We're brought
to this country eight months ago
by the Lutheran church and are
now employed in the Childrens 5
Home in New Lexington.
Before coming to this country,
the two Latvians had been in
camp for Displaced Persons in
the American Zone in Germany
for three years.
Mr.. Donnenbert had been a law
yer in Riga and ten years ago
went to his farm near there. When
the Russians went through the
country, they took his wife and
two sons. He has not heard of
them since that time.
Mrs. Kocins and Mrs. Donnel-
bert attended Sunday school at
the Methodist church Sunday and
spoke to classes on their war
experiences, life in the Displaced
Camp and conditions in Europe
Miss Foster and her two Gaests
attended party at the YICA in
Columbus Saturday evening Tor
Latvians in Ohio and cane on
to London for the week end.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
ANNIVERSARY DINNER
FOR MckENZIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mckenzie,
West High Street celebrated their
fourteenth wedding anniversary,
Wednesday. In celebration of the
occasion, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Marx, MIR
and Mrs. B. V. Chesbrough and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Landes had
dinner at the Hoffman Gardens,
Columbus and later saw THE
Heiress' at the Ohio theatre,
Wednesday evening
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
SEDALIA CHURCH OF CHRIST
IN CHRISTIAN UNION
Rev. Carl Taylor, Minister

Rev. Carl Taylor, Minister
$50 am Sunday School. Elna
Armstrong, Supt Lesson title:
Unto All Men
1920 am. Song service follow
ed by preaching by the pastor
700 pm. Sunday. Young peo-
pies service.
7:30 pm. Song service followed
by evangelistic message by Rev.
Taylor
7:30 pm. Thursday. Mid-week
prayer service.
7:30 p. m. Thursday, Feb. 2nd.
Missionary service. Our revival
will begin Feb. 5th.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
TALK ON LEPROSY AT
TRINITY AUXILIARY

Mrs. w. B. Lacock of Columbus,
was guest speaker at the January
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary
of Trinity Episcopal church at
the home Of Miss Margaret II.
Farrar, North Main Street.
Mrs. Lacock spoke on "Leper
Colonies" and the work the church
is doing in their interest. Mrs.
Lacock had much first hand IN
formation, since her husband, Or,
w. B. Lacock, had worked among
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27

Louise Cox, Ferne Smith and the
hostess.
Motion was passed to give aid
to the March Of Dimes. For club
recreation, games were played
with the prizes going to Margaret
Wallace and Ferne Smith. After
delightful lunch, club was sd
journed The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Jeanne Nap.
per, February 2. 1850.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
WO MANS CLUB

Mrs. B. II. Gibson. East First
Street, talked on Spices" at the
meeting of the Woman's Club,
Monday afternoon at the club
house.
Her story told of the origin and
use of the various spices and gave
glamour to the common spice
through the many new uses learn
ed in her research on the subjects.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
CASSEROLE RosETTEs

Mashed potato rosettes make
an attractive topping for a meat
casserole. Use a pastry tube and
decorate with mashed potato as
when decorating a cake. Place
the casserole in the broiler just
long enough to give the potatoes
an appealing brown touch.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
MODERNISTlC MATRONS
NEXT WEDNESDAY

Mrs. Margaret Jackson enter
tanned the Modernistic Matrons
Club at the home of Mrs. Ida
Reid Wednesday evening January
18th. Business was transacted in
the usual order. With the follow
ing members answering the roll
call: Margaret Wallace, Marvine
Smith, Jeanne Napier, Katherine
Whitelow, Opal Bailey, Margaret
Fisher, Daisy Viney, Joan Cain
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
EAST HIGH CLUB HEARS
INTERIOR DECORATOR

The East High Street club en-
joyed a most entertaining alter
room on January oath. TIE nem-
bers and guests had the pleasure
of hearing one Of the nev er re
sidents of the village, Mrs Donald
experts in public health as re-
suit of the WHO program of COM
bining training with field work.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
POTATO FLAGS

It's potato flags for February's
patriotic diners. Peel and slice
large potatoes lengthwise. Cut the
flags out with a cookie cutter.
then fry them in deep hot lard
until well Drowned These flags
are especially clever, as a garnish
for roast meat platter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
MRS. CANNON GIVES
LUNCHEON FOR SPEAKER

Mrs. Murray Cannon, Nol tn
Main Street, entertained al lunch
con Tuesday for Mrs. f, Beverly
Kelly of Delaware, who spoke on
Interior Decorating" at The meet
ing of the East High Street Club
in the afternoon.
Attending were: Mrs. l.. S. No
land and Mrs. George Byers, Jr,
Columbus; Mrs. F. Z. Noland,
Mrs. John x. Bridgman, Mrs. VIM.
]. Robson and the honor guest.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
MRS. WIN. T. BACON
AT CLASS REUNION

Mrs. VIM. T. Bacon spent the
week end in Cincinnati She at
tended the reunion at the Sinton
Hotel of her class at the School
of Nursing at Good Samaritan
Hospital, Cincinnati.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
SEE SPRINGFIELD PLAY

Mr.. and Mrs. B. v Chesbrough
South Oak Street and Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Landes, East High
Street, attended the performance
of Harvey" at the Fairbanks
theatre in Springfield Monday
evening.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
Bal|engers VIII
Have Open House

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl 3ailenger,
1T North Main Street, will have
open house Sunday afternoon, jan
uary tWenty-ninth from 3 to =
o'clock in observance Of their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27
GUEST oF PARENTS

Mrs. r. c. Rea, Nor.h Main
Street, is the guest this week of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Ihl in Dover
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-01-27

the lepers in the colony on Ok
inawa.
Mrs. John Berry was assistant
hostess for the meeting.