Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-16
SOUTH CHARLES ON
6Y MRs. H. .-T. NEISoN

Mr., ana MrS. NiCO BOerman, OF
! C,iracoa, Dutch West Indies, are
spending two weeks here the
guests of Mi. and Mrs. Albert
venema: Mrs. Boerman is the sis
ter OF Mr.. venema. Mr., Boerman
is associated with the Royal Dutch
Airlines. l.S
Mr.. and. Mrs Merritt Z. Rob-
erts and granddSughters, Sue and
Virginia Roberts, plan to leave
next week for Cape May, N. j.
where they will attend the con-
ference of the Friends Church.
Mr. and Mrs, Ibor Courson and
son, Bruce of Columbus were re-
cent guests OF Mrs, Harry ]. Erwin.
Honofine her fourth J. birthday
anniversary, H4becca Mattinson,
daughter Of Nj. And Mrs. Allen
Mattinson entertained, a group of
friends in her home on Thursday
afternoon. =. .sf1
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Mr.. and MRS. l.. Irwin and
Russell Irwin left Sunday for Can
ada on d two weeks fishing trip.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Glenn Gohl spent
last week in Chicago attending a
Grocer's Convention i'm the Pal
mer House
Charles Bradley, a graduate. of
the South Charleston High School
with, the class of 1911, and now an
attorney in Columbus will be the
speaker at the 18th annual BAN
quet of the South Charleston High
School Alumni Association Thurs
day June 18th at $50 p, m. at the
High School. The class of 1850
will be presented by Prof. L. H.
Chenoweth and will be welcomed
into the association by E. C. Mat
tinson. William M. Mattinson will
give the response for his class.
Music for dancing which will fol-
|. low the banquet and program will
be given by Eddie Kadel's orch
estra. Officers Of the Association
planning the affair are: President,
Delmar Augustus; vice president.
Roger Hill; Secretary. Lynette
Rhodes; and Treasurer, Mrs. E.
C.. Mattinson.
Mrs. Robert Elder was hostess
to the members Of the Missionary
Society of the. Presbyterian Church
ip her home on Tuesday afternoon
June 18TH, Mrs. Jessie Shafer was
Ii charge ,of the program:
Mr.. and Mrs. David Titus, who
arrived here recently from Eng
land are spending d few days in
Cleveland the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver "A. Weber Jr.,t and
family. !. f...,a.. --9,ts ~
MI. and. Mrs. Robert Clark spent
Sunday in Dayton where they
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Brightman.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Kuhlman
entertained. the PYADS of the
Presbyterian Church in their home
Sunday evening for the June meet
ing. = u. sa
Mrs. Robert Williams and sons
Ben and Mike and daughter Cas-
sic are home from a two weeks
visit with relatives in Dennison,
Ohio. ~
Mrs. Della Gotil was pleasantly
surprised at /. her. home recently
by members of the Friendly
Helpers Glass Of the Methodist
Church, honoring her birthday an
rniuersary. Mrs Gohl has been a
teacher Of the class for many
years. As a rnemento' Of the oc-
cassfon, Mrs. James D. Pierce.
president of the class presented
her with. d book Mr., and J. Mrs.
, Gohl planned and. served the
luncheon and Ray. sEdminston
was present and took pictures of
Mrs. Gohl and the class. s~
Mrs, Paul M. Hallbrooks was in
Delaware. last week attending
Commencement exercises at Ohio
Wesleyan University.
Mrs. D. L. Ballengee and chill
dren have returned from a visit
with. Mrs. Balengee's sisters, Mrs
David Enck and Mrs. Paul r.
Jones and families in Ashland, O..
Miss Mary Deao of Moran, Pa.
arrived here last week to spend
the summer with her .brother-in-
law and sister, Mr., and Mrs.
George Barmahn and family. &
IN celebration of. the twentieth
anniversary of their graduation
from the South Charleston. High
School, Mrs. Austin. Wildman in
vited the members of her class of
1880. and their families to- her
homie Sunday. afternoon for pic
mic and class re-union.
Beef cattle and young stock on