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Evening star., 1951-04-15
YOUNG WOMAN
THE EVENING STAR

44O1 EGulA. ave. INV.
HIGH SCHOOL commercial or busi.
+ ness school graduate, good typist,
tor general clerical work. Apply
NAVY EXCHANGE OFFICE. Bldg
T-oO, Naval Receiving Station. Ia
JEWISH WOMAN. middle-aged, fol
SSN sssd srlssy co. APg!y ssz iath Il person s. e.
bet. Ia only. Mon. through Fri.
-15
WHITE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. whc
can take full charge Of guest house;
live In; Must be honest and depend.
ape. 620S Wis. ave., Chevy Chase.
AMAZING OFFER. $50 is yours 70,
selling only 100 boxes Of MERITS
outstanding FL for 81 all-occa sion
cards; samples on approval. MERIT,
pept. lit. $40 Plane st.. Newark
INCREASE INCOME, show friend,
lovely handkerchiefs. Easy sales,
repeats. Experience unnecessary:
eIusiSs dDsfSs pssSsntags no sisk oer sS-
Dept. 10. Kingston, N. Y.
WOMAN can earn
$l5 to $40 daily full time. No de.
livery, collecting or canvassine, Age
2o-4Q; no experience required; cal
essential. Tell US something about
yourself and give phone number for
interview: Write R. M. Hart, PRIN.
S SESS CHINA. Newark, New York
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL to help with
in. exchange for horseback riding
Telebhone RE. 476e or write "a
1915 II st. NV.
GRANDMOTHER, for care of 3 chill.
dren. Estate in country. Care of
nursery and children's clothes, Must
ike outdoors. Prefer some one with
ssn1SSgiedge of music. Phone Ma
RfFISEED1 Rs1SS Es1' EMPHThaYy. FsSP HEkTday. 1o,A Is 8
baby sit evenings. Box 3OO-Z. Star. !
WANTED-H.s. girl living near 18th
Sat; good pay. w BOX o SSa.z.t SS sEtsaaT staT. or
RELIABLE WOMAN, for work In
nnggrsing home. Apply for interview,
SShsSHsElS scUNh sys GhfysElH Esbits Ms
for outside sales work. average earn.
1ngs $50 per vk. Apply g to 9:3O
am, RIM. S27. 724 9th st. NV.
ELDERLY WHITE WOMAN wanted
N nice nome IN suburbs for little
ssiars iSisshoe uE. Si's ssas. ssa!sserly women small
$s3 WEEKLY for wearing lovely
dresses given to you as bonus;
just show Fashion Frocks to youf
TRENDS in spare time; no cancass-
ing. investment or experience neces-
sary. FASHION FROCKS. Dent.
g 1880. Cincinnati. Ohio,
BUSINESS ORGANIZATION desires
TO employ neat, personable and re-
naole young women as clerks. typ
lists and stenographers: S5-hr. work
week. air-conditioned Offices. ANY
young woman desiring work please
write giving name. qualifications
age. address and telephone NUM-.
Der Boy 290-T. Star. tx
LARGE GENERAL FIRE and casusItx
insurance ONCE in downtown area
mas opening for full-time typist;
o-day week: no insurance exper.
necessary. Box 463-V, Star. III
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL FAMILY Y
with small daughters seek crea.
i've homemaker who actually en-
Joys care OF children and cooking.
Prefer well-educated white or Orien.
tai woman, 20 to As, who can drive,
VIII travel. has no family respon-
sibilities Of her own. Time on. but
not on week ends. Call DE. i349.
LIZ
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK.
S4.9S up. Fifth ave. N. Y, firm
desires women sell new dresses
cutie Hv~n~{n
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HELP WOMEN

TYPIST-Neat, careful work more
important than speed; 5-day week,
good, working conditions: physically
handicapped preferred. ME. 5940
1Or appQlntment. LII
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HOUSEWORKER

Experienced. (25-35 yrs. old). light
colored;- S27 wk., live in. tpvt. rm.
and BATH, plain cooking. Apply HOO
H st. ne. on Monday TR. 1898.
MAID, g.h.w., cooking. live in, So
day week. $25. Call between 10 m.
and pm. WO. 1866.
MAID, Wheaton area: part-time. 2:30
to z; 5-day wk.: must be dependable;
g.h:w. and cook dinner; S15 a week.
and carfare. LO, $4,000.
MAID in sm. rest home; no heavy
laundry; occ. cook; sleep In or out;
" day OF every other week and
every other Sun. OF; S10O mo
Please 90 not call until Mon,
SHs. 2644.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
TELEPHONE INFORMATION CLERKS

TELEPHONE INFORMATION CLERKS
under 40; good salary; paid while
training; 40-hr week. Apply GREY
HOUND TERMINAL lilo New 20 York
rEIEPHoNE ELI hiTi SOLICITORS, exper.,
TELETYPE OPERETORS Coed pay.
Apply MACKAY RADIO &. TELE.
GRAPH CO., 8 Dupont Circle. -lS
TYPIsT; experience ] not nee Necessary; ssaEy
Apply DIAMOND SERVICE Co,
Rm.. 1o4, 1925 14th st. NV, DU.
rRAINEEs for electronic assembly.
nS fxPsTsSfe c6 5eaHSS geSesds JAG9Bs nd
ing collection work by phone and
correspondence. Experience pre-
ferred but not essential. 40-hour
week, employe discount on pur-
chases and other company pa bspsats.
RRogalssucK Z CO. $500 Wilson dI' biVd.'
TYPIST, with fair shorthand expert
enced in general ONCE detail; must
be accurate, with figures and write
viii consider part time, 5 to 8 mid
CROKER, GENERAL TIRE CO.
14th and @ st. NV. -21
TYPIST-5M-day week, permanent;
general ONCE work; pleasant sur
roundings. ASKINS. 1877 7th st. NV.
TYPIST, general office work; a good
position in fine women's apparel
store. JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO.
1924 F st. NV. -17
TYPIST, in correspondence section
of national news magazine: inter.
esting, secure work among congenia
associates for girl who is 9
competent typist; liberal vacation
and sick leave. free group life
accident, surgical and hospitaliza.
ton !. insurance.; air CONDITIONED
huilding Cell Non. Fri, S:?o-5
DI. 29O0. Ext. 1853. -1a
TYPIST for lge. iewelry store; goot
starting salary; perm. Apply KENT
JEWELLERS. 7th and G sts. NV. -21
TYPIST
interesting position for young lad,
with originality and some exper
on school or company paper: opport
to learn use of varitype machine
perm. position; 5-day wk. GOVT
SERVICES. INC. 1135 21st st. NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and archi-
years experience. Box 32S-Z, Star
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HELP WOMEN Cont
sTENouRAPHER

&xp., for large corporation; perm.
position; 40-hr, 5-day wk.; excel.
working conditions; salary, $3.50 per
mo-, plus company dement's, State
exp: in your reply. Write Box 1885,
r. Star I6
Evening star., 1951-04-15

WAITRESS--Must have references
from finest restaurants or hotel:
and know hotel service. Only CIR
accustomed TO serving best clientele
viii be considered. Best money job
fCr & = girl In city; CAN after 8 pm,
WgAAInTRESS, gAn white; part-time, CHINA
a shopDinSsA SAeaaeAe eentsl. 81. $685. ossssirlinss0n
WAITRESS, white, 2l to 35; exper
New Hampshire at Farragut st
RA. 02S0. ~
WAITRESS, white. day or night work
snort hours, good pay. BASINS
GRILL 741S Wis. ave-. Bethesda.
OIL. $3.50.
WAITRESS, white. 4 to 1880. no
Sundays; good position for neat and
dssp@sndable d zen person; TEXANS RES:
WAITRESS, white. part time, 1850.
I;S9 saslr Pm, no Sat, -r or SUN: work
WAITRESS, white, exper., neat, at.
East Capitol st. -15
WAITRESS. exper; nightwork; foot
s pm. PARAMOUNT REsTAuHRANiT
wAiTREss1couNTEEE, wlASnS aasa st nE white. 1S dsy.
no NIGHTS, no Sundays GLASS
WAiTRESSEs, white. " experienced
part-time or week ends. Apply ir
person. THE GOOD FOOD SHOP
30 Hillwood ave-, Pa. 9743 or a,
| Glebe rd. and WASHINGTON blvd.
GIL. 015l. SILVER RESTAURANT
MATTRESSES I2). thoroughly exper.
over 21;. excel tips, pleasant work,
ing conds. WAKEFIELD RESTAU.
| RANT. 1859 Conn. ave, NV. 1t
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GIRLS

GIRLS
We have openings in Arlington and
Alexandria, Va, for weighers and
wrappers in Sideways self-service
meat sections, paying $1,000 per
week to start. To qualify you should:
2. Have at least 2 years high school
9. Have no small children.
4. Be OF good character.
We offer you:
l. permanent employment.
:. So,operatiye group insurance plan.
4. Paid sick leave. r
.. Otner employe benefits.
FOR employment in Alexandria and
0 south Arlington, apply at 24l5 Nj,
vernon ave, Room 10. Alex, Va,
For positions in North Arlington,
apply a. 475S Lee hwy, Room 4,
Monday afternoon. eO
GIRL OR WOMAN to manage ONCE oi
helpful: tipping necessary. Hours /
pm. to 8 pm. Apply Oil G pl. NV.
LADIES--Saleswork in hrs. Of owr
choice. by appt.. leads and contacts;
apparel; haber. by Real SILK; aver,
about S1.5o per hr. No canvas
NA. a35o. Sun. Ia PM; Mon. 10
LADIES tD. immediate placement
Part-tims work; Day or evening
LADIES (3), interesting. responsible,
part-time work with AVON. Earn.
lngs average over So per hour
customers waiting. RE. 0T95. w1t
LADlES--Full or part time, to hold
nome. fashion parties. No exper.
invest. or deliveries, Average SIT
per party. paid Immediately. Cal
-g.:.z lie
LADIES - Capable and energetiC
ladies to work in our sales depart
ment. Must have the following quail.
flcations: Good automobile. full-time
WORK. pleasing personality and able
TO contact high-class clientele. ASK
for Mrs. Yates.
w. C.. g. A. N. MILLER
!. DEVELOPMENT CO.
BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS OF
wesley Hgts.. Sumner a. Spring Valley
1880 MASS. AVE. NV. OR. 4464.
-1T
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PRINTING BUYER, under 35, versa
tile, adaptable, experienced in cop!
preparation, layout and all phase
of Offset and letter press. Cal
supervise production from rough II
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rYPIST'

interesting position for young lady
with originality and some exper.
on school or company paper; opport
to learn use of varitype machine;
perm: position; 5-day wk. GOVT.
SERVICES. INC. 1135 21st st. NV.
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HELP MEN 3 WOMEN tcen.., /,

COUPLE, live in, experienced cook
and butler with good references
u mile beyond Naval Hospital Be
! thesda. Write Box 199-Y. Star
Evening star., 1951-04-15

EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPL LoM.A
At home in your spare time. 1t Of
fers big advantages. 400 other
courses in business and engineering.
Get information today. I. c. g., 232
Bond Bldg, ME. S166
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WAITRESSES

MATTRESSES, COLORED
Under 35 years; attractive appear.
ance; for permanent positions. day
and night shifts; good earnings plus
meals nnads., ana uniforms; modern. air.
least 2 years high school required
Write, giving full qualifications "a
P. o. Box 3244. Columbia Heights
Station, Washington n -1r
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SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK.
S4.9s up. Fifth ave. N. 2, firn
suits. lingerie, hosiery Seen
Vogue" ''Mademoiselle. !" Good com.
missions. Write, sample book
MODERN MANNER. 260AN Fifth
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MATTRESSES

w 114 L 44bGkOOc0
Over 81, white; exper., arm service;
split shift. full time; part time
lunch. Apply 3 to 5 pm. TALLY
no RESTAURANT, Sl2 18th st. w.
MATTRESSES, experienced on food
ana liquor, for night work; good
working conditions. Apply GEORGIA
TAVERN. 1881 Georgia ave. NV.
III
GIRL, experienced checker in market
and grocery store. steady Job, good
pay. Call BUCKINGHAM MARKET,
"a. o-oo43. -l5
GlRLS, exper. and inexper. for assem-.
bling. wiring and soldering on elec.
5roRic MfRrrp eNIq's eeSHIipment; GGp MsSTRuMENT
ferson ST.. Falls Church. Va. FA
Evening star., 1951-04-15

HOUSEKEEPER-C middle-
SoT sea eJI children wa an nome NY Toeated din in
South .Piscataway. Md. approx. 16
miles from center of town. Pvt. rm.
and bath. 5-day week, every week
end of. Salary open. Call MRS.
DUNN. Ii. 3-3423, between and 8,
any day except Sat. and Sun. -15
HOUSEKEEPER. white, live in; to
care for elderly lady and son; refs.
REQUIRED. TO. 5417. L15
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
Girl Seriously
Injured BY Auto

Helen Cornwell, IA, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Cornwell
of Plumwood, suffered a fractured
skull when her bicycle was struck
by a car driven by Earl ]. Till
man of South Solon, r. ID. No. /,
Friday afternoon. She was taken
to Children's Hospital, Columbus.
According to Deputy Sheriff
Robert Allison, Mr.. Tillman an
employee of Opekasit Farm Man.
agement, Inc, South Charleston,
was driving through Plumwood
enroute to Canada for a vacation
when the accident occurred. Ac-
cording to the deputy the girl was
riding in the same direction of
the Tillman machine and turned
left to enter a driveway directly
in the path of the machine.
Tillman was not held, the dep
uty stated.
Reports from the hospital Mon
day morning stated the child was
improving slowly and her condi-
ton is satisfactory.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
IN FULL SWING DRAWS BIG CROWDS
LATE NEWS BRIEFS
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
WEST CENTRAL FRONT KOREA s-Deayed censorlThe
sending small allied units inviting
their and suggesting they
party" Mo Mans Land u possible the
psychological aimed az
damaging causing allied to relax their vigilance
communities this region
water trying to steal
the iron pipe.
STOCKHOLM SWEDEN, AUG 2'poice issued warning today
with containing enough potassium
kill all stockom population The pot and cash box was
stolen from the firm Of Ragner carlstedt
critic today sometimes conducted
musical director OF sadrs
Wells Ballet years
PORTLAND ME-, Taft visit
Republican Senator
oubeck TO Concord NJ ~ but
nadsab continue to Concord So p Emil Liable
landed here
BOMBAY INDIA, indian Air Force
the craft crashed Poons Air.
125 miles from here. II
HALIFAX S. AUG 2The British submarine Artfui sister ship
with the Of all
today
Apparently serious damage to either craft
Muriel birth TO
girls night but of the boys
surviving babies Denise Georona and Tony were in
TENT
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
Frank S. Turner
Dies Suddenly

Frank S. Turner, 81 die>' sud-
denly Tuesday morning at his
home So South Madison Road. Mr..
Turner was preparing to go to
work when stricken. The coroner's
verdict was withheld pending an
autopsy.
Mr.. Turner. a lifelong resident
of London. had been associated
with F. j. Wood & Sons and
continued on with the Madison
County Farm Bureau, serving the
two for Is years.
Surviving are his wife, Mary;
a son, Eugene Turner of Colum-
bus; a daughter, Mrs. Adeline
Hushlar. London; step-son
James Gilmore of London; two
step-daughters, Mrs. Kathryn
Baldwin, West Mansfield and Mrs.
Madge Hughes of McConnellsville:
two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Mas
terson and Mrs. Florence Bettes,
both of Columbus.
Funeral services Friday at 1890
am. at the Lukens Funeral Home,
the Rev. Carl Cummins officiating
Interment in Sedalia Cemetery
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
BUILD new GAS
LINES TO GLADE
HILL AREA HERE

So many new homes have been
built in the Glade Hill section of
London the last several years, the
Ohio Fuel Gas Company recently
found itself unable to furnish an
adequate supply of gas for this
area, according to Manager Eu-
gene Kidwell.
To overcome the condition and
provide consumers in that section
of London with an adequate sup
ply of gas. three new feeder lines
are being installed by the comp
any. The lines include a new six
inch line from a regulation sta
ton in the alley back of IA Elm
Street north of Dunn Avenue,
thence west on Dunn Ave, to Elm
St, north on Elm to Fifth ST.,
west on Fifth ST, to Columbia
Ave, and north on Columbia and
Hawthorne to Park Ave, where
a connection will be made to exis-
ting gas mains
The second main is installed
from Elm St, to Chandler on
Park Ave, and the third Is from
Hawthorne to Main also on Park
Ave.
The Ohio Fuel Gas Company
belives that the service in the
northeast section of London will
now be equal to the service
throughout the city, according to
Mr.. Kidwell.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
Five Injured In
Auto Accident On
Route AZ Detour

Five persons, including a child,
suffered minor injuries Saturday
evening In an auto accident about
If miles west OF London on the
Old Springfield Road, now being
used as a Route d detour, Deputy
Sheriff Bob Allison reported.
Injured were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam A. 10y, 336 w. Columbus
St. Springfield; James Goughan,
AIT N. Jackson St, Springfield;
Mrs. Virginia Johnson, who was
riding with her husband, Glenn
G. Johnson, London, Route 2, and
their daughter, Joyce Ann, age s.
Victims of the accident were
treated by London physician
and were later taken to a Spring
field hospital, according to Madi-
son County Deputy Sheriff Bob
Allison.
Mrs. 10y suffered face cuts; Mr..
10y, cuts and bruises; Mrs. John
son, severe decorations; Joyce
Ann, bruises and shock; Mr.. Goug-
han, decorations on the forehead.
The car in which the Johnsons
we're riding was struck in the
rear by the 10y car, according
to investigating officers. Mr..
Goughan, was riding with the
Logs, it was understood.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
Z. 0. Fitzgerald
Dies Saturday

E. o. Fitzgerald, who would
have been SO on August 20, died
Saturday Morning, August Is. at
the home of his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Nardin, Columbus.
Mr.. Fitzgerald was engaged in
farming in Fairfield Township,
Madison County, until his retire
ment several years ago. He had
been active and alert, especially
SO for a man of his years, until
Wednesday night when he was
stricken with a heart attack
which caused his death.
He belonged to one of the pion-
eer families of Madison county
where he spent the greater part
of his life. He was the son of
the late Margaret Ann and Will
liam III. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. Fitzgerald belonged to a
number of Madison county farm
organizations among which were,
Fairfield Grange, Farm Bureau
and Farmers Club. He was affili-
ated with the Madison County
Fair Board Is years and the Fair
field School Board II years. Al
ways an active member of the
Big Plain Methodist Church, he
was superintendent of the SUM-
day School for many years.
He was married on April 18.
1900, to Geraldine Walz who died
in 1912.
Survivors include, the daughter
with whom he made his home;
three sons. William II. Fitzgerald
of Pittsburgh. Marvine w. of
Hamilton and Myron of Pleasant
Corners; one sister. Mrs. Wade Z.
Farrar of London and seven
grandchildren.
Funeral services at the Bic
Plain Methodist Church Tuesday
at 2 pm Interment in Kirkwood
Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
BEATHARD
APPOINTED

COLUMBUS, O., AUG. 2f-
Pb-Gov. Frank J. Lausche today
appointed Maurice 6. 6eathard of
London, Probate Judge OF Madi-
son County. His term begins to-
day and he will serve until sue
cessor is elected and qualified.
Beathard fills the vacancy Gre
ated by the death of Judge Har-
vey q. Edwards.
Judge 5eathard, admitted TO
the Ohio Bar Association last
year, has been Justice of the
Peace of Union Township In Mad
ison County. He served two years
in the Naval Air Corps during
World War IL.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
Self Funeral
AT Mt Sterling

Funeral services for Seymour
Self, 80, retired farmer who died
Tuesday at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Crawford in Mt
Sterling were in Mt. Sterling
Thursday. Interment was in
Springlawn Cemetery, Williams
port.
Mr. Self was born In Madison
county August Is. 1878, the son
of Stephen and Mary Graham
Self. He married Eva DeCamp
who died many years ago.
Surviving are three sons, Glen
of Mt. Sterling, Charles of Chilli
cothe and Albert of Grove City;
daughters, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs.
Ruth Huffer of Westerville, Mrs.
Mary Noyak of South Vienna,
Mrs. c. l.. Lewis, Columbus; two
sisters, Mrs. Della Corkwell of
London and Mrs. Hattie Downs
of Mt. Sterling and AZ grand
children.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
Lbs Cafateria
Resumes Meals
On September 6

Mrs. Glenn Woosley has been
rehired to manage the London
school cafeteria. Her assistants.
Mrs. Dola Ward, Mrs. Simon Bell
and Mrs. Larry Scheel will return
to carry on another year in the
operation of the cafeteria.
Meals will be served in the cafe
terra beginning Thursday, Sept.6.
The school cafeteria was popul-
arly patronized by the students
during the past year, as the foil
owing figures show: Student
meals served type A with milk
58,072: Student meals served type
A without milk 4,137; Total
heals served-62, ,209; Adult meals
served-3,616; Total all meals
served 65,825. Extra bottles milk
Sold-3,964; Total bottles milk
served-62, ,036.
With the high cost of living
today school lunches could not be
served at a nomial charge of 80
cents, if the public schools were
not given assistance under the Ma
tional School Lunch Act.
For every Type A meal served
with milk to students only, the
local board of education received
.Os cents reimbursement; and .04
cents if the Type A meal is served
without milk. The reimbursement
for a Type c meal, (milk only
is .02 cents.
As result of this financial aid
the London Board of Education
received S4,103.94 during the past
school lear for the operation of
the cafeteria.
Besides the generous financial
assistance the school cafeteria re-
ceived, the cafeteria also benefit
ted throughout the year from the
donated commodities that were
distributed to the school through
the State Department of Welfare
as result of commodities furn-
ished by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.
The Public School Lunch Pro-
gram in Ohio is under the super
vision of Wade D. Bash. and for
mer local woman, Mrs. Dorothea
Crawford Weimer is one of the
school lunch auditors.
Victor j. Warkin is the newly
appointed supervisor of the Ohio
office of Commodity Distribution,
State Department of Welfare
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
FLOWER SHOW COLORFUL FEATURE
IN COUNTY FAIR GRANGE HALL

The flower show sponsored by
the Madison County Federation
of Garden Clubs, is a colorful
feature in the Grange Hall at the
Madison County Fair.
The Madison County Fair
Board appropriated $3.50 for prizes
for the best displays and has Coz
operated with the Federation,
which has been working on the
show as one of its major projects
for the year.
Mrs. r. o. Whitaker, contact
chairman for Garden clubs of
the county, is automatically head
of the Federation. Mrs. Glenn
Tootle is secretary-treasurer.
The Federation officers have
been ably assisted by the follow
ing presidents and members of
the seven clubs whcih make up
the organization: Flower Lovers.
Mrs. Glenn Tootle; Forget Me-
not, Mrs. Edward Sidner; Lon
don, Mrs. Harold S. Welsh; Mt.
Sterling, Mrs. r. II. Gittins; OPP
en- Gate, Mrs. Sam Johnson;
Plain City, Mrs. ]. Fl. Rihl: South
Solon, Mrs. Dexter Dudley.
Mrs. Homer Jacobs of Dayton,
an accredited Flower Show judge
for the Ohio Association of Gar
den Clubs, Inc, judged the show
Sunday.
Mt. Sterling with 81 points,
took first place and received $50;
London, with S6, received SAC;
Plain City with so received S48
and was awarded an extra $40
for getting the most blue ribbons
in individual classes; South Solon
with II, received $50; Flower
Lovers with 76. was awarded SIS;
Forget Me- Not, with 10, received
$23 and Open Gate with 50, was
presented SIS.
The possible 100 points in the
system used, was broken down as
follows; 20 for general effect; 30
for staging: 80 for quality of
specimens: 10 for distinction and
originality and 10 for condition of
flowers.
Among the outstanding features
of each clubs display, we're CON-
position against background and
miniature arrangements.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
SCHOOL BAND TO
PLAY AT FAIR

London High School band will
play at the Madison County fair
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoons, August 81, % and
%. Members of the band will
meet at the secretary's building
on the fairgrounds at lis.
Girls will wear white blouses:
boys white shirts. They will need
their music Tyres, Director Creigh-
ton said. Students having inStruc-
ments at the school building (bas-
Ses, drums etc) will be respon-
sible for getting them, according
to the director who has asked
that all band members be at the
school building promptly ut loo
o'clock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
Man Injured
At Plain City

Alex Adams. %, of Pilgrim
KY, injured in an alleged fight at
Plain City was today in University
Hospital Columbus with a badly
managed right wrist and Madison
County officers were preparing to
bring charges against Albert Will
son and his brother John Wilson
of Plain City. According to Off
GERS the alleged alteration occur
red at the Albert Wilson residence
about 11:30 Saturday night. Ad-
ans was treated by Plain City
physician and taken to the Colum-
bus hospital in the Ferguson am
bulance.