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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23

Order of Publication
AT session of said Court h.,
in the County Courthouse in !,
city of Detroit. WAYNE coua
Michigan this 18th day If A."
ust. 1876 AID. "u
Present: Honorable Frank "a,
Gerald, Circuit Judge.
1t appearing to the court hv ;,
fidavit on file that a Chances
summons was heretofore iSsus
out of and under the seal ~ ~;
Court for the appearance Of m
defendant above named and th,I
the same could not be served hi
cause that the defendant beins
resident of and domiclled in N
State of Michigan, Wayne Conn
ty. at SOB Englewood Street cifl
of Detroit was concealed there;,
or elsewhere. and that after did
and diligent search and inouirJ
the defendant cannot be found n
his whereabouts aScertained fad
the purpose of service by sum-
mons,
On motion of Ralph w Miller
attorney for the plaintiff il n
ORDERED that the defendant
Emmett Tatum appear or answer
the bill of complaint in said cause
on or before three (3) months
from the date hereof or that the
said bill of complaint may be
taken as confessed.
1t is further ORDERED HERE.
Y that a copy of this order shall
be sent TO the defendant at his
last known address by registered
mail and in case no return re-
ceipt is received. signed by the
defendant. that this order shall be
duly published as required by
law.
Frank Fit1Gerald
Circuit Judge
CA True Copy
Edgar M. Branigin. Clerk
BY r. d. Sallie. Deputy Clerk.
Ole 1912
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23

three -fourths of them were employed more than
Listed are the members of this 1850 class and where
secretaries. and fYpisfs:
Vivian Archable. Victory Mutual Life Insurance
Christmas. Internal Revenue, Baltimore Maryland;
ham. Stanley Home Products: Eloise Dixon Wayne
Lillian Horton. McFall Funeral Home: Beatrice
tree. Atty. Edward M. Turner: Allene Stewart. Isa-
Sweet: Mable Thurmond Fort Wayne Induction
Adde Lynn. FrY's Burglar Alarm Co.; Asbury FL
Barber Shop: Phillip Ward Detroit Geological
ed Young. Fort Wayne Induction Center.
lege are able to find ready employment. because
competent instructors. in modern and we'll equip
College is given much time and help is neces-
field of business
future by enrolling in Fall Glasses which be-
ing the and tuition rates at Lewis Business
son. at Trinity 1919 Trinity 1896 and she
alton you desire. REMEMBER THE FALL
ing for better life now. Adv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23
Arthur w. Rhodes. Atty.
607 E. Adams, Ave.

State Of Michigan in the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne in
Chancery.
Anna Belle Belts. pliutltf, VS.
James Belts. defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23

State of Michigan in the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In
Cnancery.
LANES MATTHEWS. plaintiff
VS. ALLENA MATTHEWS, de-
fendant.
NO. ass -634
Order of Publication
AT session of the said court
held in the Wayne County Build
ine in the City of Detroit. Michl-
Gan. on the 7th day of Septem-
Der. AID. 1850.
Present: Honorable Frank Is.
Ferguson. Circuit Judge.
1t satisfactorily appearing from
the affidavit of the plaintiff on
file IN the above entitled cause.
that the defendant. Allena Mat
thews. is not a resident OF the
State of Michigan, but that her
last known address was 5l9
Darcy street. Toronto. Canada.
1t Is Ordered that Allena Mat
thews. appear and answer this
Bill OF Complaint. filed in this
cause. within three (3) months
from the date of this order, or
said Bill will be taken as confess
ed against her.
1t Is. Further Ordered that a
copy of said Order be sent 10 the
last known address of said de-
PENDANT by registered mail, and
in case no registered return re-
ceipt, signed by the defendant is
received, that this order be pub
liShed as required by law.
Frank B. Ferguson,
Circuit Judge
CA True Copy
Edgar M. Branigin. Clerk
BY James B. Stone,
Deputy Clerk 9-23 1923
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-23
Herbert l.. Dudley. Atty.
42S6 Russell

State of Michigan in the Cir
suit Court for the County of
Wayne in Chancery.
DAISY WATKINS. plaintiff
VS.. ELIJAH WATKINS, defend
ant.
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-06

4 TEJO pats nuotaikingiausias r idomiausias metg
iaikas - pavasars Pavasaris SUI Dangaus ir zemes
prisikelimu, pauksciu giedomu, ziedas su tikeJmu,
kad kasdienybes dukes bus nusuostytos If prasdes
laukta vasara. Vasara gamtoj ir sirdy.
Mazo vako ir suaguusiojo upos kartoja Veykos!
Ju laukiame zmogiskuoju ligesu perseme vien mine
dam prizes beveik du tukstancius metu Palestnos ze
meje nuo Nukankntojo kapo nuritinta akmeni r ivy
kusi Ddiji Prisikelima, kit minedam senosios Lie
tuvos praeti kada msu protevai anu aikQ tlkeJlmu,
svesdavo pavasaro sventes ir pradedavo naujus dar
bus arba, pagaliau, prisimindami viena ir kta.
Daznas Velyku laukdamas menarne tevu laukus,
kr sltesni saues spinduai vejai ir lieus suskaldy
davo upu r upeliu ledus ir is zemes pluos praslpes
davo zal zelmenys Daznas mename pradejusius pava-
sarska sneke raistus, paupus pamskes If glrlas kur
pasliko tick daug brangu prisimnimu. Dazno ausyse
tebeskamba miesteiu ir baznytkaimiu varpu skambe-
jimas saue tekant tebesmato baltu skarelu il vien
pauku galvu procesos apie baznycias ir pasku sku-
bejimas prie brangaus Velyku stalo.
Bet sianden daznas is musu, belaukdami VelykQ'
nubraukiane r asaras. Kick daug sunku ir skaudzlu
isgyvenimu prabege! Kick veidu brangesniu uz tura
mvleu r savu tureo seiti kankniu kelias! Kas Juos
stu Velyku laukime suramins, kas jiems pades? ~.
Nors Velykos, nors Didysis, Prsikeimas bet su-
zvereies tironas neskea is kraujo tvaiko nenuslen
ka nadarytom baisom nuodemem, diena nakt kala
gnklus kad po visa pasauli pasetu skausma' varga'
nepastkejma baime r mirt. Kick tai balslQ prlesta
ravimu kilniom Veyku nuotaikom lauklamam paVaSa-
rio atgimimui
Paskutiniujr! desimtes Velyku negaleJom ra1lal
svest. kap svesdavom anksciau aisves metals. MUS
kale prie kryzaus vieni ir k minde musu zeme oegi
no musu sodybas ware medallion musu krauJo orohuS'
Svetima r baisi priespauda dabar ssiejusi dar pla
tesnem upem Daugelyje daugelyje Lietuvos baznyciu
siose Velykosc neskambes varpa niekur nesmats pro-
cesiju, nesimatys skubanciu prie Velyku stalo...
Daznoj sodyboj, m0su paciu rankomis kurtoj NUNS
brangesne uz visus zemes turtus nebus r savojo EMO
gaus 10 vieto bus aejunas jo ranku verks kelia
mi keno vartai s nesupras musu zemes sauksmo, jis
iskapos mnsu sodus ir isdarkys laukus.
Kap tai baisu, kad musu zeme prie Nemuno
rantu atena Velykos r pavasars kad ten per marias
grizta pauksciai bet paties seminnko etuvio nebe-
randa.
Astuoni simtai tukstanciu letuviu, praejusiu de-
simties Velyku laikotarpyje turejo palk savo zeme
Tx maza dals ape astuoniasdesmt tukstanciu prasl
muse Vakarus Vieni is ju jau pasieke Amerka, xiii
Naujaja Zeandija, tret kitty krastq zernen isskee
kelioka tukstancip dar Wis tebegyvena tremtlnu sto
vyklose If tap po vso pasauo kampus be savo moro,
pasipyle musu tautos vaikai.
Ar jie isejo ramaus gyvenimo eskot, uzmirst pra-'
eiusiu dienu vargus tevyne If kurts nauja lame? Me-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-06

pesau, mes bJau, Jel Jle dar gyv, kad laiSkai
~ neprazudyq r dziauguos, kad po dienos darby
sapnuos pas juos pablnu, pamatau uz sodo vieskel
kuriuo tada isejau Bet name grauzte gralzia prie-
kaisas, kad tick nazai padarome u laisves prikei-
mui :"
Daug panasiu balsu r is kitur Vieni JUGS pasako
laskais, t rasiniais aikrasciuose bet ddzoi dalis
visa tai savyje sgyvena tylia iesko geresnu priemo-
nQ, daro kap tik ismano atduoda savo dali bendra-
jam reikaui Bet vs e trokste troksta kad per mll-
su autiecus butu paesta nauja katnant ir kelianti
jega kalbanti r kinanti kad reila rimtai prisikel
IT, Prisikelt r atlikt misija piktas presas
kasa basia duobe.
Letuviai prizes savo valia pasidare keleiviais per
svetimas zemes Keleiviais ramos tevynes ieskan-
cias bet skebianciais tiesa ape ivykusia nelame r
mobilizuoanciais ddza talka kovai prizes pikta. Ar
NUNS pasiseks, tesesime? Taip, turime teseti
r turime laimeti. Laimeti sau r vsai zmonijai mes
ktaip anot talo Giovanni Papni -. is rytu ateis rusu
valdomos mongolu gaujos, isgriaus musu kaimus ir
miestus isniekns mlsu nanny zdinus, sunaikns simt-
meciais kurtas verybes r pacius PAYERS vergas"
Mintimis mes grisime anuos laikus kada ant
kanklnio kryziaus buvo pakeltas Krstus Jis priesu
akimis ziurint mre Bet Jis keles ir mijonuose Emo
nu tebera gyvas Neabeotina, kad ir musu krasto pa
vergeJas mano, jog musu tauta amziams nuk1yziuota
jog j nuga}eta r niekad nebesikes Taip nebus Mes
gera zinome, kad daugiau ir daugiau musu tautos
kraujo lieJasi savaa r treties zeme, bet mes taip
pat gera znome, kad visuose mumyse Lietuva tebera
gyva Gyva su savo vargais, gyva pasakom,
damon, gyva su savo tikejimu.
Mes patyre daug skausmo, pagrsta laukiame to-
kos Prisike]imo sventes, kur pasuktu vsus keus at
gal atidarytu vartus namo. Ar ates jos sulauk-
sim? Mes liudininkai kap pasaus kad ir pa
manu. ina suprasti kas yra atsitike Mes matome kad
musu tautos r kitty kankinamujq sauksmas pradejo
prasmusti platumas Mes matome, kad ina galingeji
suprast kad tokos pat neaimes gall uzgriuti ir ju
namus
Tegul sios Prisikelimo sventes kuriose mes prisi-
tick daug savuju reikalu teikia jegu gy
venimui ir ddzai kova Tegul pavasaro jega mus ly-
di darbuose ir mesa laukta laime.
Sveiki suauke Prsikemo svenciu - Velyku!
Sveiki tevynei laisve keiantieji! B. G.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-06
X. Grigaityte Graudusiene

X. Grigaityte Graudusiene
VELYkOS,
JUS puosiat pavasario zygi
graziu Aleluja slkiu,
DANA vieverselio palydi
kur nekur gaudima varpu...
Laukuos zelmensliai pabunda
artojo graudziai apverkti,
zeme, pro aimanas. skunda,
jau pabere gruda kit.
Kregzdutes lizdu nesuranda
pastogej gimtqju manu-;
atnese pavasariO ganda,
nuskrido apsuke ratu.
Jau kelias Golg0tOs prie gallo,
jau kraujo gana, OF gana...
-. ir klji atples nuo priekalO
siaubi paslaptinga jega.
Tada Aleliuja, Kristau,
galingai kaip niekad shambes!
Ir akmeni karsto nuris Tau
sargybOs laisvOs mus sales.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-06
Bendradarbiams, Skaitytojams ir Rene
jams bel Talkininkams nuoSirdziausiai
inkm galimai LINKSMESNIU VELYKU!
ATEINA PRISIKELIMAS

Iseo esko esos seo potiniu emgranu kea ejo
musu varga rody kad ver aves ver Ddziojo
skemo kus isgebep musu auta kanniu mrties ga
ueta asve Tad sios desimtosos Veykos epabudna
m prikeia naua ga, kad is kasdenybes duu pays
kelumes ir kus talka ketume
tomo Ausrao jaunyses dienu draugas raso "Ca pat
Veykos Tap noretu pasveiin lusus evynej Kasden mu
pksna rankas kasden rasau ems laskus JUGS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-09

" cup lard
7/8 cup sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1a teaspoon salt
Il cup milk
/ teaspoon vanilla
2 eggs
Cream u cup flour and lard
together thoroughly. Add the re-
naming flour, the sugar, baking
powder, salt, vanilla and 1/3 CUP
milk. Stir and beat vigorously
until smooth and fluffy. Add re-
manning milk. Beat again until
thoroughly combined. Add eggs
one at time, beating well after
each addition. Pour into two round
8-inch cake pans and bake in mod.
crate oven 1875 degree F.) for
about 20 to 25 minutes.
Frost with sweetened, Favored
whipped cream and arrange ,ba-
anan slices and maraschino cher
ries on top.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-09
and demonstration of model air

and demonstration of model air
planes.
Present plans call for over a
million feet of exhibit space
where the 16 Laboratories of Air
Material Command will display
the latest in aircraft develop
ments. Eleven air craft will be
displayed on the flight line.
New equipment being used by
the Army will be on display but
it is doubtful if any Navy equip
ment will be available in this
area. In the interest of economy,
it is virtually impossible to ship
Navy displays to this area without
excessive costs.
Local organizations such as the
Civil Air Patrol, Boy Scouts,
Camp Fire Girls, and others will
have exhibit space.
The Importance of industry in
the national defense picture is
being stressed by approximately
so exhibits by firms manufacture
ing for the Air Force.
One of the feature attractions
for the show, the demonstration
of model airplanes, will have a
counterpart in the exhibits. The
Dayton Model Airplane Club
will also have a booth to show
more details of their work.
1t is estimated that there will
be approximately 100000 persons
attending the show. To alleviate
the difficulties encountered in
parking, the entire north side of
the Area "B" field will be used
Five ducks are being loaned by
the Army to carry people from
the parking strips to the display
area.
Two congressman have express
ed their desire to attend the ex.
hibit, and they will be in the re-
viewing stands with several mill
tary officers to review the parade
A color guard of four people from
each branch of the service will
lead off, followed by the Ali
Force Band, the armed Forces
Day Queen and her court, and
color guards from veterans or.
ganization of the Miami Valley
Region.
Several drum and bugle corps
from American Legion posts and
reserve drill team, Company c
372nd Infantry, will also be in the
parade.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-09
A Way To Show Mother You Care:
Homemade Banana Layer Cake

Mothers's Day dinner need not
be elaborate, just something
to show her you care And that
something special prepared by the
family may easily be homemade
banana layer cake.
Easy is the correst description
of this cake as is seen by the mix
ing method. According to ReDa
Skaggs, home economist, instead
of creaming the lard with the
sugar as in the usual manner, the
lard is creamed with a portion of
the sifted flour. The remaining
ingredients are then added with
the exception of the eggs (Which
are added one at time near the
end of mixing.)
This is a mix method made to
order for lard, the economical
shortening. Even when taken
straight from the refrigerator,
lard is easily creamed with the
sifted flour for quick cake making.
Sweetened whipped cream is the
ideal topping for this velvety
smooth cake. The layers may be
filled with the whipped cream
and banana slices, then for the
whipped cream and banana slices,
then for the especially festive top
layer, the banana slices are dot
ted with bright red maraschino
cherries.
For four layer cake double
the following recipe.
EASY CAKE
IA cups sifted cake flour
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-09
LILLY CHAPEL

Mrs. Weldon Hill of Columbus,
formerly of Lilly Chapel, spent
part of last week with Mrs. Eva
Bolen. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill are
moving to Florida where their son
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Hill and family
live.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Murphy
left last Thursday for their new
home in Florida They will make
a return trip in June.
Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Lilly, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Lilly, who is
home from Manila, are spending
few days in Canada
Mrs. Emma Neff of Derby, is
spending this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Neff.
Mrs. Bert Scott, Mrs. Floyd
Neff, Mrs. Chester Babbs, Mrs.
Tommy Haenszel and Mrs. Harold
Yearling helped to prepare the
Junior-Senior Banquet at the Fair
field school last Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Fitzgerald has
accepted a position in the office
of the F. & r. Lazarus Co. in Co
lumbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugent Killeen are
the parents of a girl at White
Cross Hospital. The little Miss
was named Sandra Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Lilly spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned Lilly of Briggsdale.
Mrs. Eva Bolen entertained at
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-09

The Lucky Clover Sr. All Club
held its organization meeting Fri
day, April 18th, at the Madison
County Extension Office. Mrs.
Robert Halterman and Mrs. Dean
Goodyear are the clubs leaders.
Officers were elected for the
coming year. They are as follows:
President-Fern Edwards, Vice
President-Helen Edwards, Sec
retary = Elizabeth Beach, Treas
urer - Rose Mancini, Recreation
Leaders Mary Ann Drury,
Dorothy Hooking, and Eta Mae
Smith, and News Reporter - Bar
bara CLANCY. The girls decided on
every Friday as the meeting date
and appointed program COM
mittee. Dues are to be five cents.
The next meeting is to be held
May IL, at the home of Mrs. Good
year.
Barbara CLANCY,
News Reporter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-09

dinner Sunday: Mrs. A. F. Arken-
berg of Troy; Mrs. Frank Nagley
and Miss Rema Bolen of Spring
field.
Mrs. Marion Miller and daugh-
ter, Mary Margaret spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
Harve Lilly.
Mrs. Ed Gardner who has been
at the home of her daughter ir
Columbus, returned to her own
home here, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sidner
and children spent Wednesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy
Haenszel.
Mrs. Paul Furney and Pamela
of Columbus spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-09
Parades, Exhibits
To Feature Armed
Forces Program

Wright-Patterson AFB, Day
ton, Ohio-A parade, an aerial
demonstration, and exhibits of the
latest development for defense
will be the high-lights of the COM
bined observance of Armed Forces
Day on Sunday, May q, at
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
The gates to the display area
will be open to the public at 10
A. M. and at / o'clock there is
scheduled a parade, an air show
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-09
McBure Churches
Consider Mercer


Members of two Mechanicsburg
Methodist churches were to vote
on combining the congregations
Sunday. Ballots were to be handed
to all members over 81 years of
age in both the Trinity and First
Methodist Churches. The ballot
question was, do You Favor
Some Plan of Merger ?"
According to the Rev. Judson
Weed, First Methodist pastor,
the possibility of a merger has
been under consideration the last
two months. The First Methodist
Church was badly damaged by
fire Feb. "a.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-09
STANDARDS LOWER

Chief Ripley of the Springfield
Station announced today that a
directive has been received by his
office lowering the physical stand
ards for Navy enlistment.
All men who have been rejected
from enlistment in the U. S.
Navy due to lack of teeth, eye
sight or normal color perception
are invited to stop in at Navy
Recruiting Station to be re-ex-
amined.
A Navy Nurse will be at the
Springfield office to interview
nurses interested in a commission
in the Regular Navy Nurse Corps
or the Navy Nurse Corps Reserve
on Friday May 5th.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-09

The first Armed Forces American history to be observed
emphasize unifcation the Army, Navy
instrument for national security Uncation
the farung military posts
aviation machnss
Ritchy Sgt J. Kuns
getting police
the combined
held February Photo right Capt D. G. Donaho Com
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-09
tuesday, May 9, 1850

The aerial portion of the show
will include an air demonstration
by the Air National Guard, the
Naval Reserve Unit, and the
Flight Test Division AMC.
It is anticipated that the pro-
gram will last about two hours,
with the entire show closing about
5 o'clock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-09
Home Council
Elects Officers

EleCfS OfflCerS
Mrs. Guy Heath, Range Town
ship Homemaker was elected
chairman of the District Home
Demonstration Council at the
meeting Thursday, May A, at the
Methodist Church in billiards, ac-
cording to Beatrice j. Cleveland
Home Demonstration Agent.
DR.. Helmar, Grimm Capital Uni
versity, spoke on the theme of the
Day "Home-The Fountainhead CT
Democracy" Other highlights in
cluded; presentation by the Clark
County HomemakerS Chorus -
Devotions by Mrs. Will Ramage of
Hardin County; Unique present
ations by each county of the work
carried on in the Home Demon
stration Program during the past
year; reports of the combined acti-
vities of the county groups were
given by Mrs. Roger Blue, Logan
County; Mrs. Henry Smig; Frank
lin County; Mrs. J. D. Bowers,
Champaign County; and Mrs. Jess
Mitchell, Union County.
In the absence of Mrs. c. IL.
Growden, President of the Council,
Mrs. Guy Heath served as chair
man throughout the day.
Counties participating included
Champaign, Clark, Franklin,
Hardin, Logan, Madison, and
Union. Homemakers attending
from Madison County were: Mrs.
Russell Patton, Mrs. William Fol-
som, Mrs. Marvin Tyler, Mrs. Ed
ward Cox Mrs. Lowell Snyder, Mrs
f. NJ. Ridenour, Mrs. Elton Roby,
Mrs. Guy Heath, Mrs. Russell
Dorm, Mrs. John Moore, Mrs.
Harry Pugsley, Mrs. Rollin Sher-
wood, Mrs. Branford Gist, Mrs.
Homer Francis, Mrs. Jesse Hart,
and Beatrice Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monford Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A
Smith spent Saturday in Mt
Vernon.
Mrs. Addie Smith and Mrs
Alice Smith attended the OES Jf
Greenfield Chapter No. 497 in
Greenfield, Wednesday May 3.
~ ~
oEs INSPECTED
The annual inspection of West
Jefferson Chapter No. 492 OES
was Tuesday April Is in the
Masonic Hall.
About twenty five members
and visitors attended.
Presiding was Mrs. Addie Baker,
Worthy Matron and Paul Holway,
Worthy Patron, Mrs. Mary Wood,
Deputy Grand Matron of London,
was inspecting officer.
During the evening Miss Nadine
Eley and Mrs. Betty Poulson
sang a duet, Whispering Hope
Among the visitors were many
Worthy Matrons and Worthy Pat
rons of the 18th District, also
the Grand Representative to Ark
ansas, Mrs. Myrtle Kaufman.
Preceding the Inspection din
ner was served by the women of
the Methodist Church in the
church dining room.
The Friendship Circle of West
Jefferson Chapter OES met Thurs
day evening April 9th and cleo
ted officers: President, Emma
Bradley; vice president, Cora
Thomas; secretary, Fern Thomas
and treasurer, Flora Truitt.
Refreshments were served by
the committee, with Emma Brad
ley, chairman.
Mrs. Addie Baker, Mrs. Nell Jo
Arganbright, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Struthers, Mrs. Herbert Kell,
Mrs. John Pasicka, Mrs. w. j.
Stormont, Miss Mary Patterson,
Mrs. Finley Struthers and Mrs
Alice Smith attended the OEt
Inspection of Falls Chapter No
245 in Akron, Ohio Saturday April
29th. The Worthy Grand matron,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-09

manding Officer Of the Naval Operating Base Agena Newfound
Ollie Keller captain of the Greenland
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