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Evening star., 1950-06-28
Deaths Reported

Annie Turson. SO. 44se. Macarthur blvd
Annie Bitter, So, sl3 7th st. ne
| Ada Martin, 81, 7O9 Kearney st. ne.
Allie Armstrong. 81, 316 webster st. NV
Luther Brodie, 79, MI Rainier. Nd.
Christ Barlas, rs, 6711 9Th st. NV.
Addie Jackson, rs, S2S Kennedy st. NV.
| Lille Thomas, rs, 511 Nicholson st. ne.
ynEinia Leonard. u: Ss15 st. nv.
Anna f poston. % r. ISIS i Euclid st. NV.
Lillian Sanford, "a. 6522 Kansas ave. nv
Joseph MeVeagh, 73, Hyattsville. Nd.
Anna Lucas, 73. 5112 Connecticut ave. NV
Charles DeVaughn, Il, 1924 Pennsylvanis
Nettie Dunn, es, 1900 18th st. NV.
Dora Sands, 6s, s13 sth st. ne.
! Fannie Nathanson, 81, 1894 4th st. nv.
Thomas Marshall. SO. 3715 Woodley I'd
Pierre Loving. 81. Takoma Park. Md.
/ Mildred LoWn, So, Bethesda. Nd.
/ Jacob Udelavich, 50. 92O ? st. NV.
Howard Harrigan. 81. Takoma Park, Nd.
Harry Gray. 81, 1112 Trinidad ave. ne.
Martin & Cannon, -, e. 2sSo s kanaTna st. NV
Richard Ayers, infant. 3355 Blaine st. ne.
Infant Smiles (A), 4525 Blue Plains DR.
Infant Smiles tB). 1925 Blue PLANES dr. sw.
Theodore Jarvis, infant. 40I1 3rd st. sc.
mii, nfg fSlS safer se S. isI9 ~ aard St st.
William Graham, 76. 81 7th st. Sc.
John Carter. 65, 1919 s st. NV.
! Lula ounce. 5s. 1878 Kalorama I'd. NV.
Msrths Allen: "a; & 1883 Ken ksndaii AZ st. ne
James Jane ManninE' So. 1414 sth st. NV.
Infant Digs. 232 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-06-28

Camp Pat-O-Wom- -Ack. a day
camp for children from 7 to Il,
will open Monday in Rock Greek
Park, under sponsorship of the
American Friends Service Com
mittee.
The camp. located at the foot
Of the Taft Bridge near Belmont
road. is open TO all children re-
gardleSS of race. the committee
announced.
NaturaliSts of the National Cap
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Births Reported

Brown, William and Lucille. boy.
Dedes, Spero and Angelike. boy.
Kelley, Elmer and Helen, boy.
Morris. James and Raenell. boy.
Oldaker, Guy and Elizabeth, boy.
Robbins. Roy and Angelina, boy.
Shubin, Steven and Martha, boy.
Sydnor. Samuel and Leslie. boy.
Arbogast. Carroll and Lucille, girl.
Bickel, John and Mamma, girl.
Conner, Arthur and Lois, girl.
Doyle. Francis and Anna. girl.
Martyr, Jack and Lillian, girl.
Oates. James and Mary, girl.
Peters, Thomas and Eleanor, Sirl.
Rice, Paul and Jessie, girl
Simonds. Gilbert and Jennie, girl.
Tolson. Woodrow and Jessie. girl.
York. William and Lois, girl.
Barnum, William and Florence, boy.
Davis, Raymond and Aline (twins),
Harley, William and Grace, boy.
Hill, Raymond and Lucille, boy.
Jones, Herbert and Lillian, boy,
Manson, Quentin and Lillian, boy.
Richardson. Raymond and Ruby, boy,
Ssmuels, Gerald and Evelyn, boy.
Thompson, Paul and Elizabeth. boy.
Alexander. Jerome and Viola, girl.
Barnes, Ivy and Julia, girl.
Boykins, Charles and Jeanette. girl.
Garter, Jesse and Christine. girl.
Collins, Carroll and Sallye, girl,
Fielder, John and Bernice, girl.
Jackson. Carl and Catherine, girl.
Mathews, Luther and Marie, girl.
Peterson. william and Martha, girl.
TgIerl f,mms o6e dee snd snd Nsnas Ns1tis' gir
Wright. Willie and Annette, girl.
Cardinal. Louis and Lorraine, boy.
Heron. John and Margaret. boy
McGown, Monroe and Ruth. boy.
Pooh, Henry and Elizabeth. boy.
Sherman, Simon and Rose, boy.
snow. AndrsW and Barbara. boy.
Thaxton. Wilbur and Mary. boy.
Wittig. Herman and Harriet; boy.
Cameron. Carl and Annie. girl.
Jenkins, John and Kathryn, girl.
Marvel, William and Betty: girl.
Phillips, Anthony ana Frances, sirl.
Sechen. Bernard and Alexsandra, girl,
summers, Herman and Mary, girl.
Walker. Roser and Margaret: girl.
Zirkle. Douglas aud Sara, girl.
Coulter. John and EVELYN (twins,.
Fowlkes. James and VonSella. boy.
Harrison, Grant and Marie, boy.
Jenkins, Daniel and Florence, boy.
King, Ralph and Mary, boy
Lewis. Isaiah and Helen. boy.
Robinson. Charles and Daisy. boy.
Smith. James and Alfredo, boy.
Walker. Robert and Mary, boy.
Almond, William. and Christine. girl.
Benton, DOUGLAS and Edna, girl.
Hrown, Lewis and Anna. girl.
ClegS, Julius and Sylvia, girl.
Ellis. Henry and Eunicc, girl.
Harris. John and Annie. girl.
King. James and Annie. girl
Miller. Carmel and Texanna. rirl
Richards. John and Mabel. girl
Swami. Ernest and Esther CtwinO.
Thomas, Denis and Julia. girl.
Wilson, Royal and Bonnie, girl.
Wright, Willie and Vernie. girl.
Leon and Edith Stern, girl. ,4
william and Annie Wright. girl.
Jesse and Ida Holiday, girl.
Jerome and Dolores Hopkins, girl.
Louis and Ida McCarthy. girl g
William and Francenia McDufie, girl.
Robert and Bernice Miller, girl.
Eddie and Mary OVERLY, girl. ~
James and Alice Porter. girl.
Charles and Blanche Porter. eirI.
Thomas and Blanche Proctor. girl.
William and Claretha Robinson, girl.
Ben and Lulu Smith. girl.
Evening star., 1950-06-28

ital Park Service will participst Il
in nature study programs at The
camp.
Seventy-five children are ex-
pected to attend each of the foul
two-week sessions. The camp
will be open from . am. to
pm. Monday through Friday eacr
week.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Congo Elephants Learn
To Work as BuIIdozers
BY NE Assc<icsed Pres.

LEOPOLDVILLE. Belgian Con-
go.-Sixteen units were added to
the Belgian Congo's feet of pc
troleumless bulldozers and duly
registered last month. They were
the 16 elephants which survived
this years elephant hunts and
were found fit to enter an ele-
phant academy in Gangala ma
Bodio. There they will learn their
trade.
Twelve other elephants were
shot. died or were turned free as
untrainable.
Evening star., 1950-06-28

AT Colombo. ceylon. To-year- old
schoolboy. Segu usufu Lebbe. who
attends the same class as does his
2o-year-old son. has been award
ed a scholarship.
Evening star., 1950-06-28

Hainan Island, off China. has
rich iron deposits.
Evening star., 1950-06-28

Major Presents 'House Beautiful
Magazines Furniture Selection
for their june Feature,
'The Station Wagon Way Of Life
Frances Heard rer Of the feature story, defines the
Sation Hngon Way Of Lte "a relaxed casual point OF
re,r Of Hring cich above all else. is
lent and followers Of this Of life arod posses
sons that impractical aborious, picaed tuy and
hard to maintain ~
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30
Commencement Program Oh
SIS Lbs Grads Held Friday

Creighton, Gloria Hume, accomp-
anying and Miss Amelia Watson
soloist, a member of the class
accompanied by Miss Anne Dick
erson. The professional and re-
eessional were by Donald Van
Horn, church organist.
Two members of the class OF
1900. Mrs. Warren S. Sisson
(Margie Robison) of Columbus
and Miss Grace Ballenger, London,
were recognized.
Also special attention was given
the Al members of the class OF
1925 which has 64 of the original
66 members living, who came to
commencement following a re-
union at the London Country Club.
The invocation was given by the
Rev. Greer S. Imbrie, pastor OF
First Presbyterian Church, the
Benediction by the Rev. A. M.
Shenefelt, pastor of First Meth
odist Church.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30
WiLDLIFE MANAGEMENT
ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED

A new organization to benefit
Ohio wildlife was formed last
week and will operate under the
name "Ohio Wildlife Management
Association"
The first meeting will be held al
Camp Muskingum in conjuncior
with the Division of Wildlife re-
fresher school
DR.. Floyd B. Chapman, assistant
chief of the ga.-1e management
section of the Division Of Wild
life was named president; E. l.
Wickliff, chief of the fish mana.
cement section, vice president
Clarence Clark, fish management
agent of District No / was elected
secretary and DR.. Eugene Dust
man, leader of the Wildlife Re.
search Unit at Ohio State Univer.
sity, treasurer
According to DR.. Chapman, the
aim of the association is to foster
promote and practice wildlife re-
search and management. Mem.
bers must be residents of Ohio
and professionally engaged ir
Wildlife work.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30
Boy Musicians
Win In Show At
EaqIes Program

Rickie Robson and John Drury
talented London youngsters joint
ly won first prize of $40 in the
Amateur Show at the Eagle Hall
dedication program Thursday
evening.
Young Robson is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L. Robson,
North Oak ST., and Drury, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F.
Drury, Logan avenue.
Said Robson, John first sang,
Country Boy and / accompanied
him. Then we both played Chop
Sticks. Then / played, Modern
Medley. We divided the money"
Miss Patricia Jobe, achieved
second place honors and a prize
with her tap-dancing and singing.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheridan Jobe, near Gillivan.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30
Recognition

Continued from Page One)
presents the American Legion.
Richard Dorm who represents the
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Alternates-Robert Hume who
represents the Junior Chamber of
Commerce. Bruce Roudebush who
represents the American Legion.
Scholarship Test
The Ohio Scholarship Test for
High School Seniors was given
Feb. 3, 1850. OF the II contestants
from London High School, 8 re-
ceived certificates of award from
the State Department of Educat-
ion in recognition of their high
standing in the county.
These were: Mary Ann Drury,
1st place; Leonard L. Rowe, End
place; Linda Anne Lewis, 4th
place; William S. Pierce, 5th
place, Mary Avanelle Bruce, 7th
place; William Earl Robinson, 8th
place; Fern Lois Edwards, 9th
place; David A. Mcclure, 10th
place.
Honorable Mention: Joseph S.
Martin ".
One received a certificate of
award in recognition of her high
standing in the Ohio State Uni
versity District. This was Mary
Ann Dgury who was in the high
ten percent of the 1880 students
who took the test in the Ohio
State. University District.
London Rotary Award to Mad
ison County students. For the third
year the London Rotary Club is
awarding medals to the ten high
est students in Madison County
taking the Annual State Senior
Scholarship Test. OF the first ten
places in the county 8 were won
by London High School Seniors
and are as follows: Mary Ann
Drury, 1st place: Leonard L.
Rowe, End place; Linda Ann
Lewis, 4th place; VIM. S. Pierce,
9TH place; Mary Avanelle Bruce,
7th place: VIM. Earl Robinson,
9Th place; Fern Lois Edwards, 9th
place; David A. Mcclure, 10th
place.
OAR Good Citizenship Contest.
Each year the Daughters of the
American Revolution conduct
test in citizenship. Each high
school is allowed to enter five
girls in this contest. The number
Of girls who took the test in Ohio
this year was lila. Those participa
ting for London High school were
selected on the basis of work in
the United States History and
CIvics under the direction of Miss
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30
GAME REGULATION PUBLIC
HEARING SCHEDULED FOR
JULY 13

Lee S. Roach, chief of the Wild
life Division of the Ohio Depart
ment of Natural Resources, an
nounced today that the Public
Hearing on game regulations for
the 1850 hunting and trapping sea-
son will be held July 13 in the
State Office Building in Columbus.
Members of the Advisory Com
mittee of the Division, including
one farmer and one sportsmen' S
representative from each of the
seven districts will attend and
present the recommendations of
the farmers and sportsmen of
their particular area.
The Wildlife Council will hold
its regular July meeting following
the hearing to establish tentative
hunting and trapping rules and
regulations.
The public is invited to attend
the hearing and voice individual
or group recommendations to the
Council.
Bet you never knew Whales
often "hold their breaths" for as
long as fifty minutes. They, like
all other animals, however, can
drown if they get water in their
lungs. -.
The horns of the African rhino
are not attached to its skull. They
grow out of the skin and have a
high commercial value among the
Chinese, who use them for medi-
cal purposes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30

Dickerson and Miss Long. In this
group Mary Ann Drury made the
highest score and will be awarded
the OAR Good Citizenship Certi'
ficate, and OAR Honor Pin.
Honorable Mention: Mary
Avanelle Bruce.
Citizenship Test-The Ohio Uni.
versity conducted a test in Ohio
History, Government, and Citizen
ship on October 13, 1949. 2232
students took the test at the time
Mary Ann Drury made the high
est score in Madison County and
was given a two-day-all expense
trip to the Ohio University Camp
us at Athens, Ohio. On the campus
she was one of the twenty-five
successful contestants in the Fin
al Statewide Ohio History, Ohio
Government, and Citizenship Ex-
animation and receives an honor
certificate from the Ohio Uni
versity.
American Legion Essay Con-
test-This year the students of
the various high schools in Mad
ison County were given an oppor-
tunity to participate in an essay
contest, sponsored by the Ameri-
can Legion. The subject selected
for the students to write on was
entitled, The American Way. How
to Improve it.
Competition was based on the
grade level of the student parti-
cipating. The essays of the follow
ing students of the London High
School were given recognition:
Connie Cutlip, Junior, 1st place
in Madison County; Rilla Jenk-
inson, Freshman, 1st place in Mad
ison County; Barbara CLANCY,
Sophomore, 1st place in Madison
County; Linda Lewis, Senior, 2 nd
place in Madison County; Janet
Cunningham, Freshman, End place
in London High.
National High School Poetry
Association
The National High Shool Poet
cy Association is awarding certi-
fiCates to the following students
whose poems have been accepted
for publication in the Annual
Anthology of High School for this
year:
The certificates were awarded
to: s~
Connie Cutlip, Amaze; Doris
Chesser, Natures Song; Doro-
thy Hooking, Might Piece" Bar
bara CLANCY, "At Supper Time"
Gloria Hume, Tranquility" Ril-
liza Jenkinson, Tee.
OF the thousands of poems SUBJ
mitted by the students throughout
Ohio, Connie Cutlip's poem was
considered one of the eighteen
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30

Commencement exercises for
the 55 members of the 1850 gradu-
ating class of London High school.
were at the Methodist Church
Friday evening
The class address was given by
John Z. Dolibois, secretary of
Miami University, Oxford, whose
sound advice on the subject,
Where Have You Been Where
Are You Going?" drew much fav-
orable comment from the capacity
audience at the exercises.
Greetings were extended to the
class by Supt. J. ]. Hartley. The
class was presented by Jacob
Won kanel, principal of the school;
presentation of diplomas by c.
A. Holton, president of the Board
of Education; response by David
MCGUIRE, class president.
Music was given by the Girls
Glee Club, directed by Ray
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30
Three From County
To Get DEGREES

Richard Daniels of South Solon
Kathleen Kelley of Mt. Sterling
and Louis r. Morris Of London
are members of the class to grad
uate from Wilmington College
Monday. The class is the largest
in the history of Wilmington Col
lege. The seventy-sixth annual
commencement will see 164 SEN
.iorS receive diplomas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30
SPORTS
120 BOYS OUT FOR L0ND0N'S
little LEAGUE BASEBALL

More than 120 boys between
the ages of 10-14 have registered
to tryout for the six team Little
League Baseball League being
organized in London.
J London High School baseball
Coach, Darwin Keye, will super
wise the tryouts Wednesday after
noon starting at 3 p. m. and Thurs
day evening beginning at 6 p. m
at the Athletic Field. All boys
wishing to play on one of these
teams should be present on al
least one of these days.
Three league games are to be
played each Thursday evening
after it is organized, on the soft
ball diamond
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30

outstanding and was given special
mention by the editors of the An
nual Anthology of High School
Poetry for 1850.
Home Economics Award - The
Federation of Women's Clubs OF
London presents prizes to the Sen
ior girls who have majored in
Home Economics. The awards are
based upon the scholarship only,
The following are awarded prizes
First Award, Juanita Kimbler;
Second Award, Evelyn Foster.
The National Honor Society
Election to membership in the
National Honor Society is regard
ed in the Scholastic world as one
of the greatest honors that High
School graduate can achieve at
the end of his elementary and
high school career. Membership
in this nationwide association is
based upon Character, Scholar
ship, Leadership, and Service.
Only fifteen percent of a gradual
ing class is eligible for election to
this society. Hence the question of
selecting the winners becomes a
very difficult one for the faculty.
On the basis stated the faculty by
secret ballot chose the following
for the honor:
Avanelle Bruce, Mary Ann
Drury, Fern Edwards, Juanita
Kimbler, Ronald Kulp, Linda
Lewis, VIM. Pierce, VIM. Robin
son, Leonard Rowe.
Readers Digest Award Each
year the Readers Digest awards
a years subscription to the high
school student having the highest
average for four years. This award
is given to: Mary Ann Drury.
Special Scholastic Awards
Madison Press Plaque-In ap-
probation of outstanding work
in English for four years the
following students are granted
the honor of having their names
engraved upon the Madison Press
Plaque: Mary Ann Drury, Linda
Anne Lewis.
Mamie G.. Hummell Trophy -
In recognition of a high average
in Latin for two years, the follow
ing were awarded the honor OF
having their names engraved upon
the Mamie G.. Hummell Trophy:
VIM. Pierce, Mary Ann Drury.
Edward Erie Sparks Award -
In appreciation of splendid SER
vices rendered the high school for
a period of four years, the Edward
Erie Sparks cash awards accruing
from a trust fund was granted to:
Fern Edwards, James Manning.
Grade School
The following pupils in the first
grade are deemed worthy of rec
op~itinn:
FIRST GRADE-karen Sue Bost-
C, Herschcl Byrd, Dixie Carpenter,
David Clifton, Lois Conley, Donna
Dennen, Judy Deyo, Lowell Dill
lion, Terry Lee Dodds, Barbara
Dunkle, Jane Farrar, Mary K.
Fender, Cherie Fout, Carolyn
Green, Loisann ,Lukens, James
Mcbride, James McClurg, Shirley
McNeal, David Meadows, Judy
Millirons, James Nixon. Geneva
Pruitt, June Ellen Rea, Diane
Ridenour, Tommy Robson, Saun-
dra Rowe, Beverly Shumate,
Carolyn Simmons, Carole Sue
Smith, Daniel Snell Sandra
Speasmaker, James Stapleton,
Jerry Starbuck, David loops,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30
A LITTLE BOX


Once old boarded money
melted all the gold took chunk bullion buried
IN the orchard Every he would
he had buried the stuff and dig a
It seems this bad thing him neigh
DofS saw maxim all neigh
is
thay dug his gold took them
When the mer discovered he
ayhor said him. Lem, Tell you
Get limestone
You intended o gold anyway"
Now thinkin of hold
human being Amt in that box fer farms gardens
tater patch gold either
Just hold
human being when set. as6
should little the
of while life be
beautiful and along directly
useful service,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30

Johny Wall, Joanna Wicker, Bon
la Whitman.
SECOND GRADE-Larry Alexan-
der, John Allison, Larry Alton,
Celia Bidwell, Robert Boyd,
Charlotte Brandenburg, Joyce
Butcher, James Carter, Arnold
Church, Helen Conley, Delorls
/ Cooper, Susan Dodds, Carla
Guthrie, Sally Hammond, Roger
Hayman, Danny Hooking, Patricia
Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Joyce
Kimbler, Carolyn McClaskie. Al
berta McNeal, Sharon Moreheart,
Philip Oxley, Anna Pendleton,
Gary Peters, Karen Potts, Beulah
Pruitt, Nancy Puckett, Sandra
Richter, Freddie Scurry, Richard
Streitenberger, Linda loops,
Arthur Whit, Marlyn Wilson.
The following pupils in the third
grade made an average of A or
B in each of the major subjects:
THIRD GRADE = Unice Arts,
Carolyn Bateman, Robert Bidwell,
William Brandenburg, Gloria But
cher, Darlene Duffy, Patsy Fan
non, Charlotte Gambill, Joan Glib
soh, Richard Hammond, Patty
Hunter, Nancy Jenkinson, Cathey
Liller, Helen McCarty, Sylvia
Mearows, Susan Morrison, Blaine
Rice, Frank Slagle, Larry Thib-
aut.
The following pupils in the
fourth grade made an average of
A or B in each of the major sub
iectS:
FOURTH GRADE-Amalee Bea-
yer, Jeffrey Chesborough, Donald
Conley, Kenneth Crabtree, Nicky
Creath, j. Dee Dickerson, William
Donohue, Emma Jean Harrington
Donna Folan, Anne Goodson,
Beverly Hanson, Norma Jones,
Janet Kline, Judy Lohr, Sue
Mahan, Lucille Mason, Vivian
Noble, Weldon Potts, Dorothy
Richards, David Ridenour, Lowell
Riley, Harold Scurry, Dolores
Seldom, John Shipley, Sara Ellen
Smith, John Strine, Dianna Tip
petit, Stephen Wicker
The following pupils in the fifth
grade made an average of A or B
in each of the major subjects:
FIFTH GRADE-Carol Benning-
ton, Charlene Cristee, Gwendolyn
Farrar, Vicky Geer, Shelton Green,
David Jackman, Rebecca Jenkin-
son, Elaine Johnson, Barbara
Kennedy, John Kline, Joan Lin
dig, Melpo Manos, Robert Marrah,
Gene Mckenzie, David Pendleton.
Harriet Rosnagle, Marlyn Sollars,
Roger Turney, Clarabell Wilson
The following pupils in the
sixth grade made an average of
A. or B in each of the major SUBJ
jects:
SIXTH GRADE-David Andrews,
Donald Baker, Charles, Clark,
Anita Dillingham;, Nancy Dillon,
John Drury, Marvin Dworkin,
Nancy Fades, Mildred Gossard,
Sheryll Green, Rose Ann Hayman,
Nancy Harrington, David Hume,
Dicky Johnson, Sue Jones, James
Mabe, Ronnie Neer, Barbara Potts,
Maxine Pruitt, Beverly Ramey,
Ricky Robson, Ruth Ann Strine,
Buddy Thibaut, Sonia Thompson.
The following pupils in the sew
enth grade made an average of
A or B in each of the major sub
jects:
SEVENTH GRADE-Carolyn Ad-
rean. Jerry Ardrey. Joyce Bass,
Vaughn Bass, Gloria Brill, Charles
Dickerson, Bobby butcher, Carolyn
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30
GIRL INJURED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT

Rhea Bennett of London was re-
ported in fair condition in Mt.
Carmel hospital after an auto
mobile accident Friday night. She
suffered ankle and leg fractures,
elbow decorations and bruises.
Details of the accident were not
learned.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30

!. Pickens, relieved R. ;, Miller in
5th. Strike outs by Miller II Strike
outs by Pickens o; Walked by
Miller A; Walked by Pickens );
Hits allowed by Miller A; Hits al
lowed by Pickens IL.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30
IA Title. II Wins
And Five Defeats
On London Record

The summary of London High
School baseball season, featured
with London's triumph in captur-
ing the Central District champion
ship for the first time in history
of the school, lists II victories and
five defeats.
Individual batting averages
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30
CONTENTME EMIT

Contentment is the state acqWr-
ed by schooling yourself to be
satisfied with, what you have
whether you like it or not.-Grit.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30
JUSTICE

When a federal judge ii Texas
instructed jury to return YER
dict of Innocent n a car theft
case, the jury foreman dutifully
announced: 1--WE find the boy that
stole the car not kuilty, your
honor" Minneapolis Tribune.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-30
Calendar For The Week

copy DEADLlNE FRIDAY NooNl
This feature Uiu regularly wiu be published
Monday and Tuesday The service FREE Please send
copy by Friday taking place the following
Copy be submitted before Friday deddne
Thank youi
Chapter OAR luncheon London Country Club, 11:3o
Wed. Ia instead of June 4
London Garden Club Wednesday May 81 Cub House p m
Presbyterian Church. Wed June church
Dorothy Lee Farris, india speaker
Amvet Auxiliary meeting Mon June s. London Armory
Girl Scout Court Awards auditorium Monday, May 29
at 8 . :,
Euchre dance London Armory Thursday June l. at
D. M sponsored by Catholic Community Club
Tmbe Club annual picnic at home OF Mrs
Neil Ardry 2 at 400
London Chapter instruction meeting Thursday night
June at 8 m
Guild Presbyterian Church. potuck luncheon home Mrs
l.. Mirick, Summerford Rd. Thurs June |, l2:3O
Presbyterian Church. meeting following Association
meeting church, June
WCTU meeting home Mrs Ethel Close, 146 East First
street, Thurs. June /, p.
Grange meeting June with third and fourth degrees
Pot luck lunch 8t
Ladies Auxiliary Aerie FOE, installation, Tuesday,
June 6.
SewSo clubs Fri June 3 16O East High St.
Mrs. j Iohr Charles Douglas, hoSteSSeS