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COUNTRY BOARD

VACATION in the beautiful Shenan-
doah Valley near Luray, Va. Room
with meals by the day week OF
mo. EX. 1929. or Luray, Va, 76-F-
57. MRS ROSE EPARD. q
ON TOP Of the Blue Ridge Noun
tains; an ideal place to spend your
vacation; cool quiet and restful;
homegrown food. Write or phone
MRS. JANE z. KING. Bluemont, Va
CONE REST A WHILE in the Blue
Ridge Mts. Colonial home; good food
comfortable beds; Highway DO. Mrs
zoRN. RED, No. l or phone Front
VACATION ts9s ON A FARM-Adults only
45 min. from D. C. Wkly,, S3o UP
Daily, 81 UP. Sports. Catalog "A.
THE RANDALLS. Clarksville., Nd.
REST AND QUIET, country home lr
mountains; ideal for relaxation
choice foods; friendly atmosphere
LOUISE M. COBB, Hanging Rock, w
COUNTRY ROOM AND BOARD. or
large Va. farm, II mi. from D. G;
for 2 girls. 8 to 10 yrs. Cali CHI
MHi2plDLE-AGED 2lS GENTLEMAN desire.
room and board, country or farm;
will pay substantial amount: 90 ngh'
duties for balance. AID. 2315 week
DAYS after pm.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

sGLE RM;; porch for egpl; sS IL lady; st@t h9t
18th st. NV, RA. Oo94. Il
66 X ST. N.W.-Furnished room for
light Housekeeping; 3 windows;
Frigidaire; 5000 wk; D1; 4741: Il
800 E. CAPITOL ST.-Two rms;
$47.50 and $50. Convenient trans
KENsINGToN. MD.-Large rm. with
stove, sink, refgr., utilities; semi
bath; conv. transp. LO. 5-2251.
FURN. 1-rm. kitchenette with 2
burner gas plate. Pvt. bath. Empl
only. No drinking. Gentle home
Good neighborhood and transp
1878 1878 eSSIui COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Larg,
newly dec. front rm.; grill, refer..
twin beds; 1 or 2 ladies; S12 Wk
1iS 18th ST. s.E.-Extra large III k
room. 8 closets. New refgr Nicely
ss5 RITTENHoUsE ST. N.W.Eone.
COR. 18th AND L N.w.WBig from
rm. in apt. Ink, refgr. cple Q!
gent. Also single I'm. gent. ST
FURN. RMS; kit. privl. private hom
for couple or 2 men, nice porch
CoL0RED-I7O3 NEW JERSEY AVE
| NV. Lge. front housekeeping rm.
employed couple; $40 per mo.
references. Il
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

FURN. RIM. suitable for couple OF
2 girls; All East Capitol st. IL
1924 G ST. s.E.-2 single rooms in
private home; = blocks from Barney
Circle; II; 3-S391.. Il
LARGE FRONT RM., furnished; home
priVil., for cplei also sgle. rm
Ii. 1904. 4
27O9 ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Light
hskp. rm.. phone and laund. privil.;
MASTER fasI; isAiGi BEGDRM.. Hi BEAUTIFULLY fufn.;
shower bath; corner. private home
Capitol Hill: gentleman. AT. 1914
4 OR 2 GIRLS, pvt. bedrm., share
rest of house; cook separately; &c
min. town. 10. 2-9272.
227 2nd ST. s.E.-single and double
rooms. Call Ii. 7-063s. Il
252 9Th ST. S.E.-Lge. front rm.,
windows; men only. Call Sat. OF
Sun or after $50 weekdays. .
COLORED-2 RMS; large front
men; smaller room for l. 800 9Th
st. Sc. Ii. 3-5707. -6
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

coLoRED A. ONE LARGE s ROOM I.i
bGme bis pFlysfesR RA ft fsSP snD0sea e0u
coIoREDIso4 4: i. AVE. NV
large. furn dble. front rm;; $40 wk.i;
c0t Fsfesspses GsE regIENirEefdE mn Am gBsoBE
coEoRsDRooM SSMs Al Ba5S,ifsf In NS ioyeis home
to refined Christian lady, perma-
nently employed. AID. 1851.
COLoRED-RoOM for employed per
iieses. TU. 2o73.
CoLoRED-UPPER 14th st. NV
Sober, empl. man or woman; l dou-
BILE and single rm.. new mat
tresses, beds. priyileges; RA. 1915
coLoREDLLARGE nnSat front room cnmn,n neat, .,
employed girls or men. DU. $3.50;
COLORED-I432 F ST. NV, Apt. ?
-Furn. rm. for single person. CO
oI1 ROOM, with Sleep
Ing, Ing porch ssgn suitable for 2 persons
small front: quiet, empl. person, no
coLoRED-s FGRS. RMS. for re-
fined persons. 1929 r st. NV.
COLORED-3919 NEW HAMPSHIRE
AyEmDoIbls, eopvenieat con aedt,,t to 7oda al
coLoRED@FURN; n IN RIM, N for rent rent gath With
roLokED6EauRNfsHEp 81 nsE6 ri RSGsi rooms and
use Of kitchen; Call ia. 3426.
COLORED-LARGE front rm., home
priviles., unlim. ph.; refined couple or
young ladies; 1899 4th st. -v3 u;
CoLoRED-I0O6 QUEBEC PL. NV;
tsn6fd teoEi front sf'i rm. small
child accepted; all privils.; near 18th
and Columbia I'd. Ho. S7S4; @3
2OLORED-RAILROAD P0RTERS or
middle-aged women. No cooking priv
loToRE1FRoST ilegeI SSs9 Ro W. NR ROOM aSSo with
eGIS'i sas'i KANSAS AVE. NV.
Men or couple. RA. 0S65. 81
CORCoRAN ST.
NV. win keep children while mother
,Gp G9rSS; Ks vn HU; scIE a9s7' pu tor ,.orsd
man man; upper 18th st, Phone Du.
ROOMS. So;
large room. couple. $40; privileges.
COLORED - ATTRACT1FELY furn.
single front rm.. S25: conv. transp.;
NICE. lge.. furn. bdrms.
Ladies or gentlemen. Also l double
bdrm. Cooking and laundry privl.
CoLoRED@iI25 SHEPHERD ST,
NV. Large dbl. and sgl. rms. with
porch. Nicely furn. with kit. priyls,
Empl. persons: conv. transp. Also
bsmt. rm. RA. 454S.
COLORED-SINGLE RIM. for en-
ployed man; me- furn.; $50 mo
LU. 1-4606.
- FURNISHED DOUBLE
room for rent. Suitable or .
DU. 6026, call Sunday or wkdays-
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

BETHEsDA-Large front double nm,
private bath, 2 large closets; near
Naval Hospital and National 1nsti-
tute of HEALTH. one block from bus
on Old Georgetown I'd, WI. 256o'
BETHESDA-Single front room with
closet. next to bath: near Naval
Hospital and. National Institute Of
Health; one block from bus on Old
CHEVY fHTIe'eThA CHASE e. cKkcLa@Lse., cor.
$3.50. WI. 2635. .
DELIGHTFUL SLEEPING accommo-
dations for men, single or can &C
commodate groups of 2 or 3; break
fast if desired. This is nice. see it!
NICE Hc 'fSH5D sSfHG5DD1o RIM. and PVT. bath
privileges; $50 mo. ST.. 8942. Il
WILL GIVE USE SMALL RM.. sum.
mer cottage, nearby, Va: settled
Tomap T S sSeh stay nigh niShts .,ssn1ns EN- 3g3l
windows, adj, bath and shower
ARL.. 10 min. to Pentagon-,Nice cor
ner room adj. bath. pvt. home;
LHRGE zfRtfme6 eoR4FosTSbLE oK RoM oSf0
vate home; res; area; near bus; kit
ALEXANDRIA-Large. nicely furn
double. rm.. cross ventilation: close
to RESTAURANTS. store and buslines
ROOM M'faj FOR RENT to young lady IL
Kit. privl. Call WA. 8845.
NICELY FURN. RM. for gentleman,
lge. closets; S35. Call Lo.. 5-023s
after Z pm. wk. days. All day Sun
NAVAL HOSP. vic, Lge. airy dble
bedrm., twin closets. Pvt. bath, kit
656S.
ROOM at olney, Md. in lovely oil
estate: !$45 single. $50 double
sfL3ER hs4iGa sf1 sPkINe-Attractive doubl
rm. Next to bath; Phone. Cow
BETHEspA; ~ Mp@hs5ss front room
ssiO 9Th PL.. Brentwood. Furn
rm. next to bath in priv. home
Gentleman only. WA. 7911.
1917 N. EDGEwooD ST, Arl., va
Lovely master bedrm. two closets
near busline. Continuous h.w. IA
800 CALVERT AVE. Alexandria-
Two cool sleeping rms with kitchel
privilege in nice quiet place. OF
i 4966. Il
LARGE COOL ROOM with double bee
cross ventilation; for l or 2 mer
GENTLEMAN oNLY-conven. to tn
4 Pentagon and Airport; parkin
space. 2743 Lorcum lane. All. CT
0319. i
HYATTSVILLE, MD.-Large knott
pine rm. with twin beds. pvt. en-
trance, next to bath; for l or
breakfast if desired. WA. 8404. -
ONE ROOM with kit. privilege; pv'
room, kit, bath, $50 mo. WI. 354l
Glen Echo Heights, Md. Il
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SARBIN TOWERS

1892 10th ST. n.w.-Beautiful apt
with liv. rm.; bedrm., foyer, kit. and
conditioned elevator bldg; available
at $127.50 mo-. including utilities
Also. efficiency available at $50
Ready for immed. occupancy. See
engineer on premises or cal
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY CO.,
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp

LARGE ROOM in apt; young woman.
white; kit. privils.; $25 mo. 1925
Chapin st. NV. Apt. Fl. MI. 2736
CoLoRED-TAKoMA PARK. Room
in new subu8ba home. Convenient
transp. and hopping. SH. O0eS.
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WESLEY HALL

drC bld~ Running water in every
rm. LII ge closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm: Bendix washer;
selected menu: S50-S60, 1926 2lst
at NV Hi 1924
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Carroll Garden Apt.


TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Two-bedrm. apts., sos including utili-
ties; shopping and transp. near
project; adults. Manager 7401 Ham
cock ave, Apt. log. 81. 9266.
COLoRED-57 K ST. ,N.E.--3 apts..
newly DECORATED. h;-w; h, elec., semi
pa. 5athi .nRSI SSSIo-s4oa Vts 60. 2l2S; open, /.
and kit. share bath apt; employ d
cple;. no children. no drinking. Ii.
CoLoRED-s4e 10th ST. NE
rms, kit. and bath. plus utils.. $50:
Insdpset dlDs Sms. spn Shsfs Et aaa S4S eafs sffs;
CSoLoREp 4ol ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RD.-Two rms, kit, bath:
$40. Adults only. GE. 1902. Il
|COLORED-THREE ROOMS, kitchen,
screened back porch. semi bath.
also 1 rm.. kit. and semi bath. /
lon or cpl, utils. incl. $40 mo-:
conV. to shop. center and trans.
314 11th pl. ne. between 8 and 5.
COLORED-BAsEMENT APT, rm..
kit, bath; couple or women. Also
lEe, FIr SnSeh. S1Se furn. rm. with privils.
CoIoRED-5e1s AsToR PL. Sc
One rn.. kit. semibath, S45 mo. {.
couple preferred: respectable family.
Gail before 10 am. or after 2 pm.
COLORED-LIV. RM., bedrm., kit,
back porch, semibath. all pvt; empl.
cple. with ref; no children $50 per
mo. RA. 39S9 bet. and 8 pm.
COLORED-1 RIM. and kit. 1859
Emerald Emerson st. n.e.), near
l2th and E ne. Csl any time. .
rooms. kit. and share of bath; cple 4.
no children. Cali after 8. @
C0L0RED--OPEN TODAY, 423 RAN
dolph st n.w.-Clean, coZy. 1-rIn.,
kit. apt. semibath, for refined cple.
only. no children. RA. 5376.
ICOLORED-TAKOMA PARK-Couple
or single person to share beautiful
2-story new suburban home. Con-
ven. shopping and transp, sH. 0ess.
COL0RED-1110 COLUMBIA RID.
NV. Apt. IA; 2 rms. kit: and bath.
In excel cond,, S77.50. See janitor
to inspect. SULLIVAN BROS. 1890
K ST. NV, ME. 1923.
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MAN wants lge. rm., pvt
bath, conv. Union Station
Call KARL, JE. 3-7716. Il
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719 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
NV bedrooms. liv. rm., kit. and
bath; S65 mo-: immed. occup.; adults
only. Call ME. 5400.
2S05 14th ST. NV rms, kit. and
bath; $50; adults only. Call ME.
5400
261S K ST. N.W.-Bedroom. liv. rm..
kit. and bath; S6950 mo-; immed
occup.; adults only. MRS. TOBEY
Ant No z will ShnN
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ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

Mr.. 4th AND KENNEDY N.W.-Jew-
ish woman would like to share apt.
with employed couple. GE. 54OS.
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WIS. MASS. VIC.-Single room with
connecting bath in quiet home for
young girl; unlim. phone, laun. fac,
sane some kit privil,; $40 week, EN-
WIS. MASS. vIC.-For 2 girls;
pleasant lge. front twin bedrm. with
pvt bath; unlim. phone. laun. fac,
some kit priytl.; $3.50 week. EN-.
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WASHINGTON CIRCLE APIS.
2430 Penna. ave. air-cond. eflciencies
S91 so. One 1-bedroom apt, Sl2l so
Utilities and secretarial service incl
EX. 7640. i
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$4,000 DOWN. BEDRMS.
Full din. rIn.. extra large liv. rm.
kit, completely redecorated. Assume
GI 40 loan. Vacant, move in with
deposit Call Mr.. Bell
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1920 K st. NV. MA
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PENNA. AVE, DOWNTOWN
327 9th st. Sc; 2-rm. housekeeping
apt, comfortably furn.; suitable
couple; S42 so mo-. including utils.
Manager, Apt l. 3
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hMS., MI, bATH-EXCel. cond.,
apt pth s.. FHos FIJI "a 5 NaisGsEs MAGsH fSs fNc.
esas Sfs7. Si1 "a, AvE.-Entire and f.;
Lfv.-BEpRM. WI COMB, kit. pvt. bath
on 1st, flr.; S65 mo-; "a blk. to
18th st. cars; empl. adults. DU
NEAR 18th AND IRVING ST. NV
ATsi ams }Tly III aS ana Dssh' ssneq s7s ladies' CO
THREE RMS. AND BATH-Moderr
apt. BLDG, excel. NV. loc.: gentle
men pref; ss5 mo. GE. 9Eoo
seSPT HSRfs!: CIRCLE AREA rms. ane
Oh S5TG TpP.R 1f5R 8, doSN Sy AyHNI HPt No bsarm
liy: " a,.,t2ya, rmi; foyer, . Kit. and bath j il
CoMPIETE 95ShsiiS 3 3rd Floor, nicely furn.
bedrm.. liv. rm.,. dinette-kit comb.
lge. bath and shower; utils. incl.
FacISG ssaiSGG PARK; Rki ki'ssIIo SO. 1886 P st. Sc
rms. all util. SAM RosEY. AID
AP1Ts.' 1Sg' 2 AND 3 RMS, newly dec:
GRATED GRATED private bath; sl ,,t housekeeping Q Is
sSsa SsGm6 or1s }4St 81 sflrm2nS large g." rms
Ink; new g. e. refs; all convent;
empl. couple or lady. NO, 1853,
IA RMS, liz BATHS, especially suit
able 5 or 4 empl ladies or men, non.
1893 SIs5kesiHi sHEPHER6 iaE s. ST. SHo0N N.w.-wel
furnished. clean. 2 bedrms.,, liv
I'm, rin Kit kitchen, Pyt-s bath; adults
CONSTITUTION AVE. NE. - Twt
; rooms, kitchen and pvt. bath; Al
SILVER sPRiNG-2-rm. apt. util
incl. conv; to shopping center; nj
7I6 5th ST., N.W.-Partly furn. l
rm., kit. and bath; $50 mo-; imm
: occup. Call ST 1881 to inspect.
I74O EUCLID ST., N.W.-1 rm
I kitchenette, dinette, dressing close
and bath, S67 so per. mo-, util
! incl, also 2 rms. kitchenette an
bath. $50 per mo. including utilS;
400 FAIRMONT ST, N.W.-Avail
E; able now. few nicely furn; units
ranging from / rm. kitchenette an
bath bath t. 8 6o%Rh FRas' kitchenette an
t COMPLETELY FURNISHED, entir
' floor. 5 rooms, large porch. ga
i heat. price includes II utilities
$3.50 mo. FA. l704.
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dapsney' daps oy eSeninoe SiTo mo NO. 3o53 Sun
soUfH L ARLINGToN-s rooms and
bath; PVT; entrance. newly deco
rated; "a blk. to bus; large shaded
mo. incl. util. OF. sO79.
Ally 8th ST. N.w.-Nicely furn. 1st-
n. apt; 3 rms. on 1st A., 2 compl.
rms rms pe bsmsi; 5Gk, mixed neishborhood.
lses next East a E,Gad1p ea51rel pars srs-rm apt
THREE ROOMS AND BATH. 3rd floor,
Z windows. 2 fans; near Wardman
Park; sos. Box 294-H, Star.
NEWLY DECOR. 1st-h., 2-bedrm.
apt. pvt. bath; conven. transp.
adults; $110 mo. MI. 0143. 4912
EFfioENcY EFF aSsi APT, person only;
share bath: $40, plus utilities. Call
EIGHTH ST.. near Sherman Circle
3R rooms and bath, utilities and
phone, share bath with congenial
student. ia. 1851.
113 5th ST. N.E.-Large. clean. cool,
70 s'i trsnsp a1sn ans sH fi9seS' $685. p0f'h '0hV
1471 IRVING ST. N.W-cony. LOG.
nsice,ly nicely furn;. 2 T9n.' rms kit; and bath; l,
zs5 s$5sf egg ss IS rna sec 1874 ffs Hssi
2-RM. APT, furn.; suitable for cple. !:
good. transp. 92s, Md. ave. ne.
| Inquire in bsnt. apt.
ARL., VA.-Attractive 2nd-hr.. furn.
apt.;. hv. rm.. bedrm., kit t-dinette,
pvt: bath; gentle home; prefer. set
tied, perm. empl. couple; no children
q Rs'i iBsafFE zfT zi! Exc aas saa sSsS Sssh
GEORGET0WN-Cool, colorful bsmt
apt. eastern and southern exposures
i 8 windows: liv. rm. with fireplace
bedrm, dinette, kit. and bath; fol
I I or 2 discriminating employed
rT,p T1msni FR p refs Tefs $p25 AD .;9ont;o; lS9o I
excellent transp. MI. 0733. q
Bldg. suitable s girls. S35 each
5106 or Ii, 3-7613.
l1743 p ST. N.W.-Apt. with kit. ant
gEMphE gYs Rfth sEAsS sfs eo esopitgEx gx Or soos ss
!; LARGE FRONT ROOM, 2 closets. kit
Psrsse Psys ext EXTRA Ieiz Xp so2 9s2S Rsr mo- loi
NEAR u. OF MD. Naval Ord: nicel!
furn. 1-bedrm. apt; 1st door; pvt
slN.E, SECTIoNSNice. clean apt; bah!
: s.4ss7.e se4lesSsn7e' sonv' Xansp' can Il
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HILLCREST S.E.-Cozy bed-liv. rm.
kit. -,dinette apt. for ! or 2 refined
sn3pL. smpl; persons; S62:50; VI. 5o4;
FARRAGUT ST. near 5th--Bedrm
living rm., kit.-din comb, bath
couple or ladies pref GE. 1885 Is
NEAR Goth AND CALVERT SITS. NV
. rms, kit. and bath. util. incl.
SSH mo RE nTSI TR 72RR
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PP. SHOREHAM-Delightful apt.
Couple or 2 ladies. 3 exposures
Porch. Reduced summer rate. MI.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-18
18Th To Leave
For Camp Soon

COLUMBUS. O., TAP Men OF
the 37th Infantry (Ohio1 Division
who will 20 into federal service At
Camp Polk, La, probably will be
able 10 take their families along
after all
A story in the camps weekly
newspaper said construction on
defense housing at the camp be-
gan Dec. II. Builders said at
least half of the units would be
completed by the time the first
group Of men from the Ohio Di-
vision arrived at Camp Polk
around Jan. 49,
Final approval for relaxation
yof credit restrictions on needed
housing in the camps critical de-
Efense area was given by the
Shreveport, La, office. represent
ling the Housing and Homo Fin
lance Administration.
Shreveport builders were certi-
sfied for construction Of 200 units
yand Baton Rouge builders certifi-
led for construction Of 80 units.
Federal authorities had declar-
Ted the housing situation at Camp
Polk critical
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-18
l4Dc EfBER RS ART
WINS REco6 6NiTloN

Two of Madison County Home
Demonstration Councillors, have
gained special recognition for
outstanding Christmas gifts and
decorations.
Mrs. Z. B. Converse, Canaan
township, vas awarded a watch
on the Makers Hob Mob
on Columbus television program
last week. Her Slick Trick Of
the week was a Yule Log which
the Councils over the county have
been making in readiness for the
holidays.
Mrs. Charles Gregg Of West
Jefferson a short time ago had
copper and aluminium trays on
display at the Opportunity Mar
ket in Columbus. Mrs. Frank ].
Lausche, Ohio's First Lady was
SO intrigued with the trays that
she asked Mrs. Gregg to make
her a tray with a Buckeye de-
sign for the Governors Mansion.
Mrs. Gregg with the assistance Of
Mrs. James Tinamons also Of West
jefferson worked up a design and
the tray will be delivered to Mrs
Lausohe within a short time.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-18
DEgRcREEK Hoc MEETS

The Deercreek Home Demon
stration Council had its Christ
mas program NIFTY Thriftles'
for a Merry Christmas" at The
school building recently.
Original designs and patterns
We're used in cake decorating
demonstraticns by Mrs. George
Jones and Mrs. Elmer FIannery.
Mrs. Raymond Peters demonstra-
ted making centerpieces; Mrs.
Lowell Snyder, dipping chocolates
and Dek-All painting: Mrs. Flan-
merry Swedish darning and candle
making; Yule logs and home made
Christmas cards discussion by
the group
The program also included a
Christmas story by Mrs. George
Jones and carol singing.
A pot-luck lunch was enjoyed
at noon by these attending, Miss
Mary Connor, Mrs. Donald Claar,
Mrs. Clyde Green, Mrs. Raymond
Peters, Mrs. Harry HilIman, Miss
Dorothy Street, Miss nellie Con
nor, Mrs. II. 5. Floyd, Mrs. Keith
Hill. Mrs. Peyton Garrison, hrs,
Lucille Holt, Mrs. Byrl Chesse-
man, Mrs. Lowell Snyder. Mrs.
Jones and Mrs. FlannerW
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-18
CHRISTMAS STORY AT
FLOWER LOVERS CLUB

Christmas. the most holy and
joyous holiday in the years cal
endar was expressed in many in
teresting ways at the Christmas
party Of the Flower Lovers club
at the home Of Mrs. Albert Karn
on Friday.
Lovely naantel, table and door
arrangements were on display
made by the hostesses, Mrs. Karn
and Mrs. Fred Elliott and these
members, Mrs. Bert Laird, Mrs.
Donald Laird, Mrs. Eldon Harsh
Mrs. Robert Goodan, Mrs. Glenn
Young, Mrs. James Hume, Mrs.
f.. G. Griffin, Mrs. Charles Wood
Mrs. Roy Keye, Mrs. w. @. War
ner and Mrs. Charles Holland.
Mrs. Glenn Tootle, president,
welcomed Mrs. Harry Smith and
Mrs. Donald Smith, guests Of
the club, and suggested that roll
call be answered with Clever
Gifts for Gardners"
Mrs. Charles Hollands program
entitled "The True Story Of
Christmas was divided into three
parts:
4. The Bible Interpretation Of
"christes Messe" meaning
"Christs Mass" whence comes
the word Christmas; the differ
ences in the calendar which
caused differences in the time
Of the celebration; the establish
ment OF the first Christian
Churches.
2. Christmas music, which in
cluded the story Of the first or
gan and carrillon or singing tow
ers; story OF 'gThe Messiah" an
oratorio BY Handel She conclud-
ded this with Carol contest
that was won by Mrs. Crandal
Jarvis.
3. The story of the plants and
trees of Christmas ending with a
description of the oldest living
thing lover 2.0G0 years old The
Nations Christmas Tree found
iii Kings Canyon National Park,
Calf.
Delicious refreshments We're
served during the social hour.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-18
SOCIETY, SOCIAL EVENTS AND NEWS OFTFE CLUBS

eminent. But here, too, he said,
the practice is no more prevalent
than il has been.
Employees are protected, an Of
ficial said. because deductions
from their salaries are credited
to them, personally, whether the
government gets the money or
doesn't.
The bureau said the money
owed the government on payroll
taxes increased $36,771000 ii
the last year. but the number Of
delinquent employers dropped by
5000.
Last fiscal year-ended June
30, 1851 payroll tax collections
came to S16.500,Ooo,00o the bur
eau said.
Adrian Dewind, counsel for the
House group investigating the
Revenue Burea, said the bureau
has not been unaware Of the
delinquency problem. He said there
will be conferences between the
committee and the bureau if leg
islation is needed to strengthen
tax law enforcement.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-18
Advisory Council
In Session Here

The regular meeting of the
Madison County Agricultural Ex-
tension Advisory Council was
Monday afternoon In the extern
sion office. Lloyd Roby is Chair
man and Mrs. Lowell Snyder,
secretary. A report vas made by
Mrs. Joe Hook on the last State
Extension Advisory Committee
meeting. A summary of the EX-
tension Program during the year
was given the members. Robert
L. Eby, Associate Agricultural
Agent, discussed the All Club
program. Miss Beatrice Cleveland
reported on the Home Demonstra-
ton prgram.
John Moore, County Agricul-
tural Agent discussed briefly the
livestock improvement programs
and the soil improvement pro-
gram.
Miss Cleveland announced she
had accepted the position Of
Asst. State All Club Leader, ef-
fective January |, 1852, subject
to the approval of the Board Of
Trustees at Ohio State University.
George Eastwood, District Ex-
tension Supervisor, reported that
Mrs. Clarice Laubis former agent
in jWyandot County, would
carry on the Horne Demonstration
program in Madison County
through the dress construction
meeting.
The group expressed congratu-
lations to Miss Cleveland for her
new position and appreciation for
the worl. she has done IN Madison
County.
Members attending and the
groups they represented were:
Lloyd Roby, 4-H; Mrs. Lowell
Snyder. Mrs. Jesse Hart and Mrs.
Hoe Hook, Home Demonstration
Robert Hines, Fair Board; Y. Y
Cverturf, Agronomy; Mrs. Rod
ger Baker, Grange: Lowell Sny-
der, sheep committee; Mrs. v. Y
Overturf and Mrs. C. z. Lippen-
colt. 4-H: Delbert Grouse, Soil
Conservation Service; Mrs. Del
bert Grouse, Farm Ownership
Families; Teddy Meeker, Junior
iii Leaders; Austin Harb3gc-
Farm Bureau; Robert Eby, ASSOC
Agr'l. Agent: Beatrice j. Cleve-
land. Home Demonstration Agent,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-18
Madison Youth
Group Organized

The newly organized Madison
Rural Youth group met and or
ganized their first Board Of Di-
rectors, according to Bob Doty
the temporary president. This
Board Of Directors will be COM
posed of one youth representative
from each of the townships in the
County. Young people who will be
asked to serve this year are: Isa-
belle Boerger, Jack Mercer, Bob
Sullivan, Teddy Meeker, Beverly
Ashmore, Willis Bush, Nancy VIII
son, Mary Lee Brown, Richard
Clark, Martha Sells, Suzanne
Rothe, Joan Boss, Gene FIarbage
and Bob Doty.
The Madison Rural Youth" is
the combined forces of the youth
activities formerly sponsored by
the Grange, Farm Bureau, and
Agricultural Extension Service.
Advisors of the new group are
Owen Alderman, the Farm
Bureau Organizational Director,
Robert E3y, the Associate Coun-
ty Agent and A Grange repre-
sentative to be appointed later
The first project the M.R.Y.
will sponsor is a Christmas Rec
reational Party at the .Children's
home Monday, December 18th at
300 nm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-12-18
A+om-Powered
Sub In 1854

WASHINGTON, Up The Navy
expects to have its atom-powered
submarine ready in 1854.
The keel of the craft, which
may revolutionize undersea war
fare, is expected to be laid next
spring. The Electric Boat Co. of
Groton, Conn, has the contract.
The Atomic Energy Commission,
Westinghouse Electric Corp. and
Argonne National Laboratory are
jointly designing the crafts atom
ic engine.
There are unofficial estimates
the nuclear- powered submarine
may reach underwater speeds o.
more than 80 knots. mis- would
be az least five knots more than
the speed believed possible in the
latest model submarines with con-
Yentional engines.