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Aluminium Bound Mirrors
1910" gloss with cleaning olum- -
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Print Plastic Table Cloths, z for
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5-Pc. Bedroom Scarf Sets
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Hemstitched Pillow Cases 2 for
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8-Pc. Tumbler Sets
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Permanent decorations, Horo ivy. Gift boxed. eD
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3-Pc. Aluminium Stove Set
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Alum. Cooking Utensils each
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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-28
Yankees Buy
Two Monarch
PLAYERS

KANSAS CITY, Nc. (ANP)-
The New York Yankees, world
champions of baseball, last week
purchased outfielder Elston Ho-
ward and pitcher Frank Barnes
from the Kansas City Monarchs of
the Negro American league and
assigned them to their farm sys-
tenn.
This season Howard was bait
ing .317 with 81 hits in 100 times
at bat and Al runs batted in At
games. Last year in IS games he
batted .270 and fielded 800. Only
FL years old, he has improved
vastly in fielding and batting this
year.
Barnes, %, also has improved
over last year. His 1850 record is
8-4 with 81 strikeouts in los inn
ings pitched. Last year his record
was SO with an earned run aver
age of 1854 and 90 strikeouts in
131 innings pitched. His fielding,
however, was a poor 1874 in Sd
chances.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-28

to which she has been confined as
a cripple for 10 years. Rev. Nc
Queen, who married her as an in
valid, said he had confidence that
the spirit Of the Master will re-
deem her and make her whole a.
gain.
West Virginians Invite
Negro Youth
BUCKHANNON, w. Va. (AN-
P)- Two hundred young people
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-28

letters and messages from friends
and admirers from throughout
the nation.
Among the reasons cited for
honoring DR.. Eichelberger at this
time are:
Secretary of Christian education
for Is years; first general super
intendent of the Sunday school;
founder and first editor of the
Church School Herald; associate
editor of Sunday School Litera-
ture;
Active in the International
Council of Religious Education:
vice chairman, Worlds Sunday
School Pilgrims: member, North
American administrative commit
tee; Worlds Christian Education
Movement; member. Assembly of
the World Council on Christian
Education.
Trustee, international Society
| of Christian Endeavor; member,
National Education association,
| Religious Education association,
NAACP, and the Chicago Urban
league: and author, "a Survey
and Evaluation of Overhead Sun
day School Organization in the A
ME Zion, AME, and CINE Church
es" and "The Work of the Over
head Religious Education Agencies
Among Negroes in the United
| States"
I1c GdIIlcu HIS "A. ID. lIOIII LlN-
ingstone college in 1904 and his
M. A. from Northwestern univer-
sity in 1923. Allen university con-
ferred upon him a doctor of laws
degree in 1925.
Wheel Chair
Evangelist
BROOKLYN CAMP Rev. (Br-
ouch) Leroy Mcqueen, official of
the Nazarene Church of Christ
(Pentacostal) accompanied his
wife, Alice Mcqueen, to Dover,
Del, this week.
There she will conduct an ev-
angelistic campaign, delivering
the Holy word from a wheel chair
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-28

between the ages of Is and II, in
attendance at the Second Senior
Assembly of the West Virginia
conference, held at. West. Virgin
ia Wesleyan College here last
week, voted unanimously to in
-vite zone or more" Negro frater-
nal delegates to their 1851 assem-
bly,.
The resolution was presented
by the World Friendship group
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-28

which had been led by Miss Jeanne
Conover, a deaconess in the First
Methodist church in Fairmont,
w. Va. Making a strong appeal in
support of the resolution was
Dora Lee Gould, 17-year-old 49,
so graduate of the Fairmont High
school, was ~fraternal delepate last
summer at the Delaware Confer
ence Youth assembly held at Nor
gan college, Baltimore.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-07-28
CHURCH NEWS

concluded from page p
fairs, a founder of the G~reenbriar
Children's Center, and other act
ivities.
Chicago Knights of St. Peter
Claver to Celebrate Holy Year
With Samuel Cardinal Stritch
CHICAGO (ANP) The knights
of st. Peter Claver and the Ladies
Auxiliary of Chicago will honor
st. Peter Claver and celebrate the
Holy Year, Saturday, Sept. 9, at
a solemn mass at Holy Name
Cathedral with his Eminence Sam
uel Cardinal Stritch presiding.
His Eminence will deliver the
sermon at the morning service.
Mass celebrant will be the Rev.
Francis G.. Wade, S. V. D., natl
onal chaplain of the Knights of
st. Peter Claver.
Among the guests present will
be uniformed delegations from
such groups as the Knights of
Columbus : : 4 tn Degree, the
Catholic War Veterans, and other
like organizations.
Archibald T. LeCesne, national
advocate of the Knights of ST.
Peter Claver, is chairman of the
program.
AME Zion Church To Honor
DR.. Eichelberger
CHICAGO (ANP)- The Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal Zion
church will honor DR.. James w.
Eichelberger, secretary of the
Christian education department,
at a testimonial dinner, Thursday,
Aug. 8, for his 46 years of active
work in education in the Church.
This program will be part of
the MIDI Century Session of the
General Convention on Christian
Educatio of the AME Zion Church
to be held Aug. 1-6 in Richmond,
Va.
At this time he will be present
ed with a binder Of testimonial
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
Snow On MarkIey
Hill Stalls Cars

All Madison county roads are
reported open with secondary
roads still a trifle slippery, ac-
eording to Oliver Barker, high
way superintendent in the county.
When Sundays snowfall start
ed. the men at the highway barn
on !, the South Charleston Pike
We're onAothey alert. Starting at
S p. m. a force of 20, they work.
ed until 2 a. m. Monday morning,
to salt and clear the roads for
traffic.
Sunday afternoon the snow fell
and packed on Mar.kley Hill, US.
Route 40 west of Summerford,
making it almost impossible for
cars to get up or down until the
highway employees salted and
thawed the ice for the long line
of automobiles that were waiting
for safe travel.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
Physician Dies
At South Vienna

Funeral services for DR.. Edgar
II. Long, So, South Vienna physi-
clan, at / p. m Tuesday in Rich
ards Memorial Home Springfield,
by the Rev. Clark Denison of
Dayton. Burial at Blanchester, o.
DR.. Long died of a heart attack
about 1890 p. m. Friday in his
South Vienna residence. He APP
parently had been in good health
prior to the attack.
DR.. Long attended many Mad
ison county patients during his
long career at South Vienna.
He had been a practicing physi-
clan at South Vienna for nearly
three decades. During the latter
part of his career he specialized
in internal medicine.
Interested in civic affairs, DR..
Long helped initiate Boy Scout
and Girl Scout troops in South
Vienna three years ago. During
1948 and 1949 he served on the
village council and at the time
of his death he was a member of
the village zoring board
DR.. Long obtained his degree of
DOCTOR of medicine at Eclectic
College at Cincinnati He served
year of internship at Springfield
City Hospital. beginning in July,
1921. After completing his term as
an intern, DIR. Long went to
Europe and continued his study
of medicine.
Upon his return to the United
States, DR.. Long established an
office in Souh Vienna with DR..
Edgar Smith. He practiced with
this physician until DR.. Smiths
death, at which time DIR. Long as
sumed his practice.
One of his interests was flying.
He was the first Clark County
physician TO own and fly an air
plane.
He was q 32nd degree Mason
and was a member of Fielding
Lodge, F. and A. M, at South
Charleston, and at Columbus the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite and Ancient and Accepted
Order of Noble Mystic Shrine.
The son of Benjamin and Rose
Long, he was born near Blan-
chester, O., on Sept. %. 1897.
Survivors include his wife.
Mary; two children, Mary Joyce,
IS, and Edgar Marlin Saylor
Long, II. both at home, and his
father and stepmother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Long of Blan-
chester.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
PIMA Committee
Is Elected Here

c. G. Harsh, of Fairfield Town
ship, was reelected chairman of
the Madison County Production
and Marketing Administration
Committee, al the recent County
Convention in London.
Mason Daily, Deercreek Town
ship, was reelected as third-mem-
ber of the committee.
The two alternates are Wilfred
Garen, Oak Run Township, and
F. E. Simons, Fairfield Township.
Annette Shaw, of London, will
continue to serve as Secretary
Treasurer of the Association.
Previous TO the County Conven-
ton, election meetings were held
in the townships of the county to
select committee members, who
will administer the program in
their respective communities, dur
ing 1851.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
Charles {. GRAY
Dies Monday

Charles Edward Gray, 81, died
at his home on Olive street Mon
day evening after three months
illness of a heart ailrnent. Mr..
Gray was an employee of the u.
S. Army Depot at Columbus. Born
Sept. %, 1893, he was the son of
Jerome and Mary Gray. a member
of the Methodist Church, Chand-
ler Lodge, F & A. M, and
knight Templar
Survivors include one brother
John; two sisters. Athey Gray 1t
home and Mrs. Q. c. Cloud of
Columbus.
Funeral services at the Lukens
Funeral home. Thursday 2 p m.
with the Rev. A. M. Shenefeli.
officiating.
Friends may call at the fun
eral home after Wednesday morn
Ing. Interment In kirkwood Gene
terry.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
CHRISTMAS
CELEBRATION
AT LONDON
WE'D. DEC. 18th
Big Snow
Expensive

The recent snow storm cost the
city of London approximately
$4,000, 1t has been disclosed. Snow
which entirely tied up all traffic
here and became a dangerous fire
hazard cost more than $1,000 to
remove.
Trucks, shovels and bulldozers
were employed as well as work
men. The job took almost a week
to complete before traffic could
be maintained properly, it was
said
The village council is seeking
some proper means of making
payment inasmuch as there is no
statutory provision for such ex-
penditure. However, the expense
of such an operation is deemed
as necessary to the health and life
of London citizens and, therefore,
the money can be paid from the
general fund of the city, officials
said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
Kramer Rites At
Plain City Monday

Funeral services for Mrs.
Charles H. Kramer, age SO, who
died Friday evening at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Helen
Woodard, East Center street, were
at the Plain City Methodist church
Monday. The Rev. Greer S. I'M
brie, pastor of First Presbyterian
Church, London, officiated. In
terment was in Forest Grove
Cemetery, Plain City.
Mrs. Kramer was born in Plain
City, August %, 1861, and had
spent most of her life in Mad
ison county.
Surviving are four other daugh-
ters, Mrs. Della Herriott, of Lon
don; Mrs. Bessie Davis of Mil
ford Center; Mrs. Flora Davis
of Redwood and Mrs. Fred
Bauder, Columbus: three sons,
Frank and Pearl of Columbus
and George of near Bloomington
and 81 grandchildren.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
Mrs. Frank Wilson
Succumbs Sunday

Mrs. Frank GLADYS Lucille)
Wilson, age 43, died Sunday at
University Hospital, following
several months illness. She was
a native of Hardin County.
Surviving are the4 husband:
three daughters, Mrs. Leota Puck
EFT, Betty and Gloria Wilson; wo
EFT, Betty and Gloria Wilson; two
sons, Earl and Robert; her father.
William Wooley and one grand
child, all of the home, and two
sisters.
Friends may call at the Schle-
chty- -Fichner Funeral Home. Fun
eral services at 10 q. m. Tuesday
at the Church of Christ In Christ
ian Union, the Rev. Charles Rice,
officiating. Interment at Alger,
Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
Mrs. Flora Myers
Former Resident
Of County Dies

Mrs. Flora Myers, age ID, a
former resident of Madison coun-
ty died Sunday evening in her
home on State Route 20, nine
miles east of Springfield, after a
several months illness.
She was born in Gallia county.
February z, 1876, the daughter
of Frank and Elizabeth Bostwick
Shoemaker, and had resided in
Madison and Clark counties 50
years.
Mrs. Myers was the widow Of
John Myers who died in 1943. She
was member of the Brighton
Methodist Church.
Surviving are three sons, For
est r. Ripley, Merrell F.. Myers
and Roger 7. Myers, all of Spring
field; three daughters, Mrs. VII
liam Arnlin of Phoenix, Arizona.
Mrs. T. D. Mcdaniel of Spring
field and Bonnie Myers, Colun-
bus; 16 grandchildren and q
great grandchildren; two sisters.
Mrs. Minnie Queen, Columbus
and Mrs. Laura Powell, SPRING
field; three brothers, Ira Shoe
maker Springfield; Frank and
Thomas Shoemaker, Gallia county.
Friends may call at the Sprague
Funeral Home, South Charleston
afternoon Tuesday, where ser
vices will be at 2 p. m. Wednes-
day. Interment in Greenlawn
Cemetery, South Charleston.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
Free Rides On
December 1873

Further entertainment for
the Christmas season has been
planned for benefit of the
children by the London Cham
ber Of Commerce following the
big celebration Wednesday.
Free merry-go-round rides
for children under IL will be
the m Tin attraction. The
Gooding Amusement Com
pany, Columbus, will set up
a 36-foot nerry-go-round to be
In operation here for a full
week, both in the afternoons
and evenings, December 10
through 20.
The free rides on the merry
go-round will be provided for
the children in the place of
the customary treats, to avoid
the possibility of injury to
some persons in the crushing
crowds, London experienced in
previous celebrations.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
Driver Fined In
Auto Accident

Charles Sage, 18, of Columbus.
was fined $50 and costs with $35
suspended in Justice Maurice
Beathard's court on a charge of
operating an auto without a
drivers license following an auto
collision at the Arbuckle and
Gwynne Rds., early Saturday
morning, 1t was reported at Sher-
iff Harold Bidwell's office.
Mrs. Donald Hart, Plain City,
Route l, driver of the other car
figuring in the accident, escaped
injury. Name of the truck owner
was given as Lloyd Roberts. Co
lumbns. Mr.. Sage was also un-
hurt In the accident. according to
county officers.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12

Along with the paraders will
be local band providing music
for the marchers. The London
Chamber of Commerce has is-
sued a blanket invitation for
youngsters of all ages from the
towns of the county to visit Lon
don. and join in the Yuletide fes-
tivitieS of the celebration.
Children have also been in
vited to participate in the pa
rade if they so desire. All Mad
ison County school children have
been invited.
Cash prizes have been pro-
vided for the paraders, according
to announcement of the sponsors
of the big event.
In keeping with spirit of the
season the London streets will
be gaily decorated in the finest
of Yuletide finery and decorative
lights will festoon the entire shop
ping area of the city.
Store windows likewise will
provide further atmosphere and
gaiety to the occasion with an
elaborate array of Christmas
decorations, the London business
men have announced.
Santa Due 4:30 p. NJ.
Chamber of Commerce Of
flciaIs today again reminded
persons now planning TO at
tend the big celebration, that
Santa's parachute jump has
been officially scheduled for
4:3o p. m. and the Christmas
parade at 700 p. m. weather
conditions permitting.
The theme of the London
Christmas celebration this year
is. Something for the Kids" and
every effort is being made to
make the celebration culminate
IN one of the finest events of its
kind in the eity's history.
Stores open Nights
During Christmas week, De-
cember is through December %,
all London stores will remain
Continued on Page Tlool
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
532 Marketed AT
Loc al Lamb Pool

Five hundred and thirty-two
sheep and lambs were marketed
at the last London lamb pool. The
SO double blues sold for $33. IS;
the 103 single blues for $1,000;
reds for 5000; and the balance
for $1,000 and down.
Committee members working at
the pool were: Ernest Vallery,
r. /, London: Bill Folsom, r. 2,
Mt. Sterling; Roy Tope, r. l. Mt.
Sterling; Howard Dorm, r. 3, Lon
don. The next pool is scheduled
for Tuesday, December 19, ac-
cording to the Extension Office.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
Announce Students
Enrolled at OSU

Madison County students en-
rolled at Ohio State University
for the Autumn Quarter include
the following:
London Robert A. Baker,
Benjamin M. Beatty, Maurine
Bowen, George r. Bridgman,
William A. Buss, William l.. Cain,
Phyllis E. Dillon, Robert c..
Dorm, Fern L. Edwards, Delpha
j. Foster, Evelyn B. Foster, War
ren E. Foster, James r. Gallag-
her, Robert H. Green, Harry N.
Heath, William A. Jenkins, Will
liam II. Roger, James P. Man
ming, Carl II. Mcdaniel, John G.
Nelson, Winfrey Penix, William
S. Pierce, William E. Robinson,
Claude E. Smith, John r. Sui
livan, John r. Tanner, Charles
F. Van Cleve, Jr., Gretchen Won
Kanel, Margaret A. Wakeman,
Marilyn NJ Woodman.
NJ Sterling-Ronald E. An
derson, G. John Baxter, William
+. Beavers, Erma T.. Reichelder-
fer, Ned +. Downs, William L.
Downs, Frame w. Dye, John II.
Eggleston, Warner B. Lutz, Step
hen F. Lewis, John F. Nicholson.
Roger L. Stump, Marjorie A.
Young.
Plain City-Mary G. Akers,
George r. Baker, John w. Bald
win, Martha NJ. Billingsley, Will
lard Boerger, Donald Church,
Charles t. Cieszeski, Joseph c.
Hedges Charlotte e I. Hennis, Jack
K. Hill, Marvin L. Howard, Will
lard G. Johnson, Jr., Paul A.
Pusecker, Mary A. Sherwood.
Sedalia-Carole Hankins.
South Solon--John r. Gossard,
Robert f. Kinnison, George c.
Smith.
West Jefferson-Billy B. Biggert,
Leonard M. Demski, Paul R.
Durfey, George Eley, Jr., Gerald
w. Gill, Eugene Fields Harbage,
Charles T. Hay, Charles F. John
son, William d. Kelso, Kenneth f.
Kile, Harold L. Nichols. Samuel
S. Richeson, Maxwell r. Sidner,
Jr., Ruth I. Thomas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
Auto And Truck
In Accident

Gordon L. jolly, Hamilton, O..
was fined SIS and costs in Justice
Maurice Beathard's court on a
charge of reckless operation of a
motor vehicle after his car al
legedly crashed with a truck op-
Grated by Otto c. Seedle, London,
Route 3 on Route AZ Saturday,
according to a report from the
Madison County Sheriff's office.
Occupants of the auto and
truck were said to have escaped
injury. Deputy Sheriff Bob AL
lison investigated the accident.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION OPENS WEDNESDAY
Six rom County
To Be Inducted

Six Madison County men who
left London Monday for Ft.
Hayes, Columbus, for induction in
to the armed forces were: Gordon
J. Stahl and Donald F. Coleman,
both of London; Eugene M.
Sparks, London, Ohio X. d. No.
2; Clifford Patterson, West JEFF
ferson; Homer Long, Jr., Mt.
Sterling; John r. Reese, Fair
born.
Madison County men, scheduled
for physical examinations in
preparation for induction, are to
report to Fort Hayes on Decem-
Der 20, according to announce
ment of the Madison County Local
Draft Board.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
CHIEF ON LEAVE
OF ABSENCE

Walter L. Sweet, police chief
of Springfield and a native of
Somerford township, has been
granted a three months leave of
absence on physicians reeommen-
dation. The leave will be effective
January !. 1851.
Chief Sweet completed 25 years
on the Springfield police force
last March.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
Pos+office To
Be Oen Here
Saturday P. M.

Saturday hours OF the Lon
don postoffice have been ex-
tended to help hand e
Christmas mailing, Acting
Postmaster G. @. Schlechty,
announced today.
The London post office mail
ing W d ows, customarily
closed Saturday afternoons,
will remain open this Satur-
day afternoon until 600, MIR.
Schlechty said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
DAUGHTER BORN

DR.. and Mrs. r. L. Frazier, of
Orient, announce the birth of a
daughter at Grant Hospital,
Thursday, December Z. Mrs. Fra
zier is the former Martha Beath-
ard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Beathard, Elm street.
The baby has been named Lucy
Alice.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
Bieelow Liquor
Store Manager

M. F. Bigelow has been ap-
pointed manager for the Ohio
State Liquor store here, accord
ing to information received Fri
day, Dec. 5. Mr.. Bigelow has
already assumed his duties as
manager, it was said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
Service Sunday
For Twin Son

Graveside services for the in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Frazier, Woodland Farms, Lon
don-Sedaha pike, were in Range
Cemetery, Sunday. One of twins.
the child died shortly after birth
Saturday evening.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
WITHRow IMPROVED

George Withrow, South Toland
street, was reported today. slight
ly improved in Mt. Carmel Hos
pital. following a severe heart
attack, suffered November 30.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Cyrus Hamm has re-
turned from Doctors Hospital to
her home on North Oak street.
She is recovering after a recent
operation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-12-12
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Ira Gregg. Dunkin avenue. re-
turned Sunday from Doctors Hos.
pital. He Is recovering after an
operation for appendicitis.