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Evening star., 1951-09-16
Z What Makes a Woman \
X CHOOSE SUCH A LIFE? 4

You see her walking down the
street.. ..and you wonder about her.
She isn't fashionably dressed like
other women. She wears no lip
stick, no makeup, no high heels
or nylons. Instead of a perky" hat,
her head.is covered by a hood and
veil Her dress is billowing, full
length habit that bears little re-
semblance to feminine fashions.
And as she passes by, you realize
that here is a woman different
from others not only in dress :.
but in her entire way of life. Here
is one who has deliberately turned
her back upon the worldly pleas
ures which other women seek and
enjoy. And perhaps you wonder
why d woman should give up all
this to become a Catholic nun.
Is it because she is afraid to face
the world and its responsibilities?
Is,it because she lacks talents that
other women possess and there
fore seeks shelter in the convent?
Is she devoid of maternal instinct?
Or does she choose the life of a nun
because she thinks it is easier and
more secure than life in world of
hucruating economic conditions?
No-a nun who will knock at
your door asking for aims for the
poor surely is not afraid of the
world. A Catholic sister competent
to teach in a school and often
highly gifted in the arts and Ian
guages . is surely not lacking in
talents. Nor can anyone who has
seen Catholic nun mothering the
sick in a hospital !. or even in a
leper colony :. believe that she is
lacking in the maternal instinct
What is it, then, that prompts a
Evening star., 1951-09-16
FLEE FROM DANGER
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Bart stopped, reached back for a
hold on the big man.
The buzzer stopped suddenly.
From out on the street came
the sound of a shot - of a second
shot. Bart found nothing to grasp.
He twisted around.
His opponent was hobbling to-
ward the glass door. As he reached
it, two plain-clothesmen stepped
in. They handcuffed the big man
expertly.
Bart turned back and started
for the lobby, but Lieutenant
Briscoe met him on the way.
Eileen stood behind the lieuten-
ant, pale but with shining eyes.
Thanks a lot" Briscoe re-
marked. you helped"
His two assistants pushed the
prisoner into the living room.
They had torn the blue handker-
chief from Tony Scarpa's scared
face. Eileen came closer to Bart
and slipped her hand into his.
"Hullo. Tony" Briscoe's weary
eyelids flickered open, dropped
again. so frankie Couperis w0s
carrying the starboard light. just
like the Frenchmen tipped us?"
Tony glared savagely, but said
nothing. His scar was angrily red.
Lieutenant Briscoe stopped and
took up the sparkling gem from
scattered soil. He glanced at Bart.
REMEMBER the big jewel rob-
berry on the Riviera? Wife of the
Gaekwar of Pashawa lost all her
stuff. Most of it recovered. But
this stayed missing. Called the
Star of Kashmir, isn't it, Tony?
Better known as the starboard
light"
No reply.
frankie, who mostly runs dope,
came ashore from the lie de France
this morning. The customs boys
X-rayed him. No starboard light
on him. You came ashore. too,
Tony. But | never tied you in
with it. Dumb, but didn't. |
thought you two weren't even on
Evening star., 1951-09-16

The phones in the back room
- on the desk outside the con-
servatory."
He raced into the back room,
and across to a small desk. 1t was
dark there, and he groped for the
phone. He had his hand on it
when light shone blindingly into
his eyes through the glass door.
He looked up. A big man who had
a blue handkerchief tied over the
lower part of his face stood out
side. He was covering Bart with
an automatic!
HE hand which held the torch
indicated the locked door. open
up! came hoarsely.
Bart clenched his teeth, esti-
mated his chances, and saw that
he had none. He opened the door.
Walk in front of me-" the big
man said. Don't try anything"
They marched out to the living
room. Eileen looked white. Aunt
Pen glared angrily, veined hands
clasping the wheels of her chair.
Who's the horrible looking
man behind you with a handker-
chief over his face?" Aunt Pen
demanded.
Wheel yourself to bed and stay
there!" she was ordered. harshly.
Start now!"
DO as he says" Bart's voice
remained quite steady. Its the
best way"
Aunt Pen looked Indignantly
from face to face, and then
whisked out through a doorway
which led to her bedroom.
The buzzer continued. You"
the man addressed Eileen-''open
up out there" /"
Eileen glanced at Bart. The gun
was raised to cover her.
AS Eileen turned, desperately,
and went out, Bart took a chance.
He brought his right heel down in
a crushing stamp on the big mans
foot. There came an angry howl
of pain like that of a wild animal.
The automatic fell on the floor.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

woman to turn her back upon the
pleasures and luxuries of the world
for life of poverty, chastity and
obedience? How is it that hundreds
of thousands of women do this. ;.
many of them coming from we'll
to-do families which could supply
their every need and wish? What
is the spark that fires their zeal for
God, and for humanity?
The answer is, of course, that the
heart of a nun is filled with the
desire to serve God. And that de-
sire is the product of her Catholic
Faith. If you doubt the compelling
power of Catholic belief, remem-
Der this fact. the Catholic Church
is the only institution on earth
having large numbers of such con-
secrated women who devote their
lives to the work of Christ in
schools, hospitals, orphanages and
old peoples homes, and among
the poor and sick in every land.
Perhaps you would not or could
not become nun, or a priest, or
a religious of the Catholic Church.
Perhaps you would not even want
to be a Catholic. But you should
inform yourself concerning the
teachings and beliefs of the
Church which can inspire such
magnificent sacrifice and service.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

speaking terms. Never worked
with frankie before, did YOU?
Belong in different gangs. What
was your cut to be-"
Silence.
1T was what | heard at the
Flower Shop, and then frankie
getting nervous and stepping
around to ask you questions
showed me I'd been deaf, dumb
and blind. Didn't little frankie
trust you, Tony?"
why didn't you ask him?"
Tony growled. you know where
he is"
Sure. Outside on the sidewalk.
He's feeling kind of unconscious.
You were on your way to Frankie's
this morning when you saw me,
got cold feet, and stopped off to
buy pot of flowers. You needn't
have. | wasn't covering you. Tony.
Had no reason to. But your idea
was good one: Push the loot into
the earth in the pot and have the
pot delivered to Nicky. Like to've
been there when you went to dig
gingr"
f1E NODDED to the two men
guarding Tony. They dragged him
out. Lieutenant Briscoe carefully
placed the Star of Kashmir inside
a large wallet. He smiled sadly at
Bart.
There's a big reward from the
insurance boys hanging to this
thief. If ! happened to be a young
feller thinking of getting married,
say. I'd put in for piece of it."
He appraised Eileen from foot to
crown. She blushed hotly. Con
gratulations, Mrs. Faraday. Good
by now"
AS he went out. Eileen turned
away and ran to the door of the
bedroom. you can come out,
Auntie! The excitement S allover"
Bart stood behind her, holding
her shoulders. He bent and whis-
pered in her ear:
1T isn't! For me it's only just
beginning!" The End
Evening star., 1951-11-22
Po Dikes Dynamited
In Effort 10 Speed
Flood Toward Sea
BY the Assoeioied Press

ROVIGO, Italy. Nov. 22.-Fran.
tic workers put dynamite to dikes
along the still-rising Po River to.
day in an effort to send the raging
flood waters more quickly to the
Adriatic Sea.
More towns and villages were
menaced hourly by the waters
from Italy's mightiest river, rising
at the rate Of 2 inches an hour as
1t pushed its eastward course
across the country's richest re-
gion.
One gap was blasted early to-
day in the retaining wall near this
stricken provicinal capital.
Other Blastings Due.
Two other blastings later today
were scheduled.
Many diehard villagers opposed
the dike-breaking - certain to
loose waters at their own door,
steps-and some refused to bulge
from their homes.
In the southern half of the Po
Basin. in Reggie Emilia Province,
an unknown aSsailant shot ana
killed a rescue worker. Police be-
Eeved the killer was fighting to
stay in his home.
More Than 100 Dead.
The already flooding Po, swelled
by overf1owing tributaries through
out Northeastern Italy. rose still
higher. More than 100 persons
have died and estimates Of the
homeless from the last two weeks
Of floods range between 200. 200
and 350,000.
Property damage 50 far is esti-
mated at more than 500 million.
Torrential rains caused a tun-
mel near Mornaga Cimbro to col
lapse on a refugee LOADED train
last night, killing the engineer and
the fireman. Fifteen others were
injured.
Evening star., 1951-11-22

e. Barry, now passenger traffic
manager at Atlanta. Ga.
Emory S. Clements. assistant
passenger traf1ic manager, will be
promoted to passenger traffic
manager with headquarters re-
naming at Atlanta. succeeding
Mr.. Barry. it also was disclosed.
A native Of Statesville, N. c.,
Mr.. jenkins began his railway
career with Southern in 1900 as
a clerk in the passenger traffic
department at Charlotte, N. C..
He became passenger traffic man
ager in 1914.
Mr.. Barry was born at Clarks-
ton. Ga. and entered Southern
service in April, 1911, at Atlanta,
as a stenographer in the pas
senger traffc department.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
Reds Shore Guns, Ships
Sink Communists Junks
BY the Assoeio'ed Press


HONG KONG, Nov. 22.-The
pro-Nationalist Kung Sheung
Daily News published this story
yesterday.
Nine Chinese Communist motor
5unks completed a routine patrol
on the Kwangtung coast. AS they
headed for home they came within
range of Boca Tigris, main Red
defense of the Canton waterway.
The Red shore batteries opened
up. The Red junks fled-into the
waiting fire Of four Nationalist
gunboats.
Only one Of the nine junks
escaped
Evening star., 1951-11-22
Jenkins 10 End 81 Years
with Southern Railway

Frank L. Jenkins Of l20 East
Leland street. Chevy Chase, Md,
general passenger traffic manager
of the Southern Railway System
here, will retire December /, after
more than 81 years of service
it was announced yesterday.
He will be succeeded by Edgar
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06

Mrs. Kenneth Redman, Mrs Char
les Keye, Mrs. Roger Keye, Mrs.
Albert Karn, Mrs. Henry Wilson,
Mrs. George Terry, Mrs. Roy
Keye, Mrs. Rufus Markham, Mrs.
Dale Markham, Mrs. Robert Har-
per and daughters, Mrs. Thomas
TIaenszel, Mrs. Emmett Gallagher,
Mrs. Carl NJ. DeLong, Mrs. Ell
den Jones and daughters, Mrs.
Charles Truitt, Miss Flora Truitt,
Mrs. Clarence Jackson, Mrs. Ches-
ter Babb, Mrs. Glenn BidWell,
Mrs. Abe mclaughlin, Miss Bet
ty Jean Edmister, Miss Marian
mclaughlin, Mrs. Charles Thorn
as, and Bobby, Mrs. Homer Will
son, Mrs. Wesley Ballard, Mrs.
Emmett mclaughlin, Mrs. Ken
meth mclaughlin, Mrs. Cecil
Harsh, Miss Thelma Allison, Mrs.
Florence Andrix, Mrs. Harold Nc
Glaughlin, Mrs. Donald Edmister,
Mrs. Carl Thomas, Mrs. Earl
Gregg, Mrs. Wilson mclaughlin
Mrs. Wilbur mclaughlin and
daughters, Mrs. David Thomas,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
TUE METH0DIsT CHURCH
Arthur vi. SheRefeat, Minister

aa
Morning Worship at 1880; SER
mon topic. Our Sense Of Need.
Church school at $50; Superin-
tendemt Forrest r.. Hanson. Kin
dergaften- Nursery each Sunday
morning through the Worship hour.
The Choir VIII sing the Anthem.
Il Know That Ny Redeemer Lives
by Rasley The organ selections will
include. "Monologue No. /" BY
Ghembergef. -4Arcadian ldyll'' BY
NIleWo God sMemory's Hour hv
silver; and Grand Jen'' by DuMage.
Youth Fellowship meets at 4
o'clock with devotional program
followed bY the fecreational period.
Family Night Wednesday at $50
will feature Pam Want. noted
Missionary of the Meth
odist Board Of Missions. Mr.. Want
was President Of the Rotary Club
of Foochow while living there and
is now scheduled to supervise some
new building in Liberia Africa
lie and Mrs Want have returned
to this country during the past
year
The Official Board will meet at
: Wednesday evening following
the family dinner.
The District Conference will be
Ut First Church Lancaster, Tuesday,
April "a,
The annual meeting Of the Con-
Ercgation Wednesday evening, the
18th beginning with a covered
dish dinner at sac. There viii be
reports from all organizations OF
the Church.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
MRS. GARNETT GIVES
REVIEW FOR DELPHIANS

Mrs. Harry Garnett reviewed
the book Heaven in her hand,
by Alice Lee Humphreys at a
meeting of the Delphian Society
in the home of Mrs. Tom Wood
last Monday evening.
Written in the form of a par
able, the book presents delight
fully the colorful personalities of
the small people under the sup
ervision of the author, first
grade teacher. AS in a vision, the
author sees them parade across
the extended greatly enlarged
palm of her hand and disappear
into the distance. and she realizes
that she has truly been holding
heaven in her hand
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
Room DiUider Multiplies Storage Room
By EDNA MILES

TYOR those whose dream houses are still just dreams.
T. American furniture designers offered number of
pieces of interest in recent winter market showlngs
Outstanding among these is 2 room dlvlder created
TO serve double purpose partition and storage space
If your family relies upon room for all aspects oil
daily living you might find this piece useful for screen
area from The rest of the for shutting corner
kitchen from general view.
Storage spacewhich includes drawers open counters
and shelves enclosed by sliding doorss accessible from
both Sides
The divder (af right is made up of metal dimpled
and plain pywood and plastic panels, and stands 59
inches high 1t is four feet wide with panels obtanabe in
seven different colors which may be combined TO suit
the purchasers taste
Also helpful to those not yet permanently settled is
muIti-purpoSe furniture There's trend away from v-
ing room or bedroom suites such. and many new
pieces may be swapped from room to room as they're
needed.
The two-rawer nght-stand that graces your bedroom
today might well double table in your living
room next time you shift quarters.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
JANICE MON TO WE'D
JOHN ADELSBERGER

Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Howsmon
of Plumwood announce the en-
gagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Janice,
to John Adelsberger, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Adelsberger, also
of Plumwood. Janice is a graduate
of Monroe High School and is at
present employed by the Ohio
Bell Telephone Company of Co
lumbus.
Mr.. Adelsberger is also grad
uate of Monroe High School and
is engaged in farming with his
father.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Sedaita-Ncyyp0Ft Parish
N@mmM a gNh ~ anw vESw.fzSnr

Agenda for Sunday April s. 1851
Church School Sedalia 10 An.
Church School Newport 10 AM,
Worship at Newport II am.
Evening worship and Fourth
Quarterly Conference In SedRlia
Sanctuary at 1880 pm. Or. Geo. w
Wilson, superintendent Of the
Chillicothe District will preside
Mr. Harry Powers. teacher of
Newport Mems Group, will give
at the Church School hour an
evaluation OF Fifty Fabulous Years
In Selma" Mr. Powers has had ac-
cess to the pulse of that unique
community through tho years and
none of her sons are better quail
field to speak on the subject OF the
place of the local community as
it touches and determines the over
all picture of mans destiny.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
London, Ohio

SEeeF =. AmDrtes MEflASIeF
Sunday, April s, 1861
The Sunday School will begin at
9:45 am. for all classes. Roger
Counts. Supt.
The Worship Service will be at
II A NJ. The Second in q series Of
sermons on Private Enemies" will
deal with Loneliness" The adult
Choir viii sing the anthem. The
ushers for Aprf1 are Neil Reddy,
Weldon Pfarr. Earl Litchfield.
Charles Porter The organ selec-
tions played By Mrs William En-
sley, will include Alteration" by
Wely and Prayer" by Rossini
There is a nursery for small chill
dren during the worship service
under the direction of Mrs Muir
ray Lohr.
The Westminster Fellowship will
meet from $50 to 7:30 pm. on sun
day at the church. Each one will
bring a sack lunch The Senior
and Marion JenSinson. The Junior
High meeting win be led by David
Hume and Bobby Kennedy.
The Trustees meet Monday at Z
pm at the church.
The Womens' Association dinner
meeting Wednesday evening, April
IL, at $50 pm. The speaker will
be Miss Helen Chappie of Nelson
vile, Of the Unit of City and In
dustrial Work Of our church
a Rummage Sale will be spon-
sored by Guild 4 on Saturday.
April z. beginning at $50 AN in
the church basement.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
cHAREYs RETURN
FROM TEXAS VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Chaney and
their children, Barbara and Tom
my. North Main Street, have re-
turned from a vacation in Texas.
Enroute to Austin, where they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Wood and family, they
stopped in Ft. Worth for a short
visit with Mrs. Chaney's uncle.
r. K. Emery and Mrs. Emery.
From Austin the Woods and their
guests motored to Monterrey,
Mexico. On their return journey,
they stopped in Lafayette, Lou
isiana, to see Mrs. Chaneys
cousin, John Emery and his fam
ily
The Chaneys' other son, Ted,
student at Ohio Wesleyan, Della
ware. flew down to meet them in
Austin and returned home with
them.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06

Mrs. Robert Reese, Mrs. Fern
Thomas, Mrs. Donald Miller, Mrs.
Leonard Robins, Mrs. Richard
Thomas, Mrs. Jay Edmister and
Mary, Mrs. Fred Edmister, Mrs.
Albert Shoaf, Mrs. Charles Shy,
Miss Irene Thomas, Mrs. Louis
Thomas, Mrs. Ralph Miller, DON
ma and Barbara. Mrs Elcid Phil
lips, Mrs. Jack Lester, Mrs. Tay-
lor Renick and daughters, Mrs.
Charles Phillips. Mrs. Luvena
Culp, Mrs. Harv Lilly, Charles,
Joyce, Jerry, and Larry Nc
Glaughlin, Mrs. Francis Parker
and Helen, Bonnie, Judy. Peggy
and Janet mclaughlin, Mrs.
Fred Bell, Mrs. Frank Simons and
Mary Jane Wilson.
Delicious refreshments were
served after the evening activities.
ke
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
RETURN FROM
WINTER IN ARIZONA

Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Cecil, North
Walnut Street, their daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Keye and
children, near London, have re-
turned from Tempe, Arizona,
where they spent the last six
months. Mr.. Keye took the party
to Arizona. He returned home and
went back for them when they
were ready to come back to Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
SOCIET TY NEWS

The marriage will be an event
of April 28th at $50 am. st.
Michaels Church of Mechanics
burg.
The reception will be at the
home of the bride in the after
noon for members of the immedi-
ate families.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06

First A.NIE Church. xenia. will
be the guest along with the mem
bers and friends of his church
This service Is sponsored by the
Stewardess Board. assisted by the
Ushers.
7.30 PM. evening service.
Monday 1880 pm. Junior Choir
rehearsal
Wednesday 1880 pm prayer
meeting Miss Mildred Cunningham
in charge.
Friday 7.30 Pm. Senior Choir
rehearsal
The Conference Branch of the
District Missionary viii hold one
day meeting at this church Thurs
day April 18th. Beginning at 1G:30
AN The public is Invited
April 20th a dinner will be giv-
en- at the church. Starting at pm.
Everyone is welcome to attend
our services
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06

Waukegon, Ills, and Kenosha,
Wisconsin. On Saturday morning
they attended the graduation Re-
view of the Recruit Training Com
mand at the US. Naval Train
ing Center, Great Lakes, Ills, in
which their son and brother, John
Marrah participated.
John expects to be home on IA
day leave soon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
GODS LITTLE MISSION
122 south Main street
Rev. Raymond Mcdaniel,
NywxpnnnTE@~
- c..1I-.I - Ii

sunday School 9:45 AM.
Childrens hour 10:4J AN
Morning worship 11:00 AM
Special music and singing BY the
c. III Trio and others
at 7:30 p m each night. Rev. Ray
mond Mcdaniel from Jefferson
vile, Ohio is the Evangelist
A cordial invitation IL extended
TO the public.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
VISIT SON AND BROTHER
AT GREAT LAKES

Mrs. P. A. Marrah. accompan-
led by her sons, Richard and
Robert, and. her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Flynn, all of London, have return
ed from a trip to Chicago and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
WEST JEFFERSON AND
ALTON METHODIST

T. NJ. hsAeAt GANN0r
West efferson-Sunday School,
9 80.
Worship service 1915 Youth
Fellowship, 6:30.
Willing Workers Glass, 500 M.
April s, at home of Mrs. Bessie
Sidmer
official Board meeting, Aaril II.
.00 pm
Altan-Worship Service, 9:d5.
SUNDAY school. 1890.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
FIRST BAprIsT CuuRcu

J:3W AM sunday SCHOOL, Miss
Mabel Whitelow, Supt
il AN. Rev. David N. Ramsey Of
Columbus will speak and the Sem
ior Choir will sing.
T:30 pm. preaching and praise
service.
1870 p IN Wednesday prayer SER
vice. Come and worship with us
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
ON TELEvIsIoN PROGRAM

Patricia Kay Jobe, 8 year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sheri-
dan Jobe Of London, Route 3 ap-
peared on Starmakers Revue
Television program in Cincinnati
on Sunday, April 1st.
She sang Making Love Ukelele
Style" and did an Hawaiian
Hula dance.
Patty is a pupil at the Helen
Marx Dance Studio of London
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Kenneth Peek, Layrcsder

$3.50 AN. Church School.
1890 A NJ. Holy Communion with
the Venerable William Crittenden,
celebEant
Margaret Farrar viii be hostesses
tu the Woman's Auxiliary at I23 N
Main St, Friday April 6, at 500
O'Clock
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
THE CHURCH IN PERFECT
FELLOWSHIP
TruderSville. Ohio
REV David smith, Pastol

FttN. UANIu smIths PASTOR
Sunday School 1000 A NJ. Topic:
Sin and it's consequences
Morning worship 11:00 am.
Evening worship 7:45 pm.
Mid~week prayer services Thurs
day evening 7:45 pm
Revival meeting starting Sunday
evening April s. Services every
evening at 7:4s m. The Evangelist
Rev. Arthur Fultz. of Columbus We
invite you to attend our services
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
MRS. CRAMBLIT AT
"0LD FOLKS" PARTY

Mrs. Louisa Cramblit, North
Oak Street, was guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Houk, New Rome,
at dinner Monday. In the after
noon she was a guest at the "Old
Folks Party at the F & r Laz-
arus & Company store. Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
GUESTS OF coRNELLs

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Smith of
Reynoldsburg, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cornell,
Arbuckle Road, last Friday. Mr.
Smith was contractor when the
Cornell home on Agricultural
Lands, Inc, farm, managed by
Mr.. Cornell was built II years
ago.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-06
ST. PAUL A.M.E. CHURCH
West Center Street
Rev " l.. Lilly, Pastor

sunday April s. 1851.
$3.50 AN sunday School. Ernest
LoWcry. Supt.
III AN Morning worship. Ser
mon by the pastor. His subject
Whom do men say that ] the Son
af man am" Text. St. Matt. 1913
Music by the Senior Choir.
$ pm Rev w A. Johnson Of