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Evening star., 1951-07-03

OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks. $50 on hand. all sizes. recon-
stSs s s29 eabane ana uP card ta1 ss eSSe see
steel shelving. bookcases: large stock
to choose from, priced at savings UP
to 1S%; free dsliysry, free parking.
OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks. all kinds of wood. steel file
cabinets, lockers, typewriters. add
ing machines, chairs. tables. book
cases, card files; unlimited stock to
choose from: savings up to 75Tc;
free parking. free delivery.
Manhattan ONCE EQUIP. Co.
639 New York Ave. NV.
PHoNOGRAPH RECORDS = Victor,
eSrs sescrds Iscsa snd csRS spa and Sopa Mss
and classical; ali ali 8 Seeds; large
LEY ELECTRIC SHOP. xsob Mass
ave NV EN- 1875
PLANO, baby grand, Brambach, good
condition and excellent tone. ma
hogany; $400. Call ia. S-0255.
not start your child's
musical education now during the
vacation period? You can obtain q
sgns rsas panG from sn Us Us on onS our Pu
monthly. Phone Sterling 9400 fol
details. JORDAN PIANO CO.. cor.
ner 18th g. G SITS. NV. .-6
PIANO. Brambach, apt. grand, ma.
hogany finish. an excep. value al
1895; $25 down, bal. In 3 yrs
KITS. 1880 g st. NV. -
,Wurlitzer., Spinet. attras
case design; lust like new; 1926. $2t
down. bal. In yrs. KITS 1896
PIANO; blond mahog.; mod. console;
top make; like. new: $50 In 40
Sacr.; $500 or best offer. UN. 1869
PIANos-Get the best: come in. place
your order now for the piano you
have been wanting to own: select
have it delivered on cAMPBELL's s
famous. rental-purchase plan. Come
in or phone our piano dept. for com
plete details. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO. 110S G st. NV, DI. S464. -
PIANOS, Lester spinet, $395; grands
S4s5; $685. Kimball dl 1 product. $575. nprts e
small Knabe. $75; other small ant
@ S65. PAUL aoLTB2kT. In Americar @ i.
Storage bldg, corner entrance. 2801
Georgia ave-, AID. 1928 g to $500
Evenings by appt. We buy and TAXI
PIANOS - Government employees
members Of the Armed Forces, D. c
Employees, etc. can save real none!
on our special discount plan. Pa!
as little as $25 down. Choice o
over 100 brand-new pianos of man.
fine makes. Phone Mr.. Jones. ST
$500. PIANO MART. INC. 1015 I'll
st. NV. -6
PIANOS-we have used spinet piano
at 1895, S395 and $425. Also nev
full keyboard. all wood case spinet
ct $495. Pay as little as S25 down
Sterling 9400. JORDAN PIAN(
CO., corner 18th b q sts. NV.
PIANOs-Want a bargain. then &c
the best; we Eave very fine Sc
lection Of used. reconditioned ant
floor sample pianos at very reason
able prices; all carry our full guaran
tee; liberal allowance for your piano
easy budget terms. CAMPBELL MU
SIC CO., J10S g st. NV. DI. 6464
Evening star., 1951-07-03
Il to u off

Going Out Of Business
Refrigerators. new and used.
$79.50 UP.
Air conditioners. new. 1 hp..
window type.
Dishwasher, used, S49.50.
Frigidaire dehumidifler, 1850
model.
Sun lamps. used, S9.95 up.
Washers, used. wringer and
spinner types, good condition.
S245 sup.
New enamel paint and
brushes. Va price.
Also miscellaneous items at
great savings.
District Electric Co.
5023 Wis. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
ROOMS EURN.-AD. 6 VA.

NICELY FURN. RIM. for gentleman,
lge closets; S35. Call LO. 5-0239
after pm. wk. days. All day Sun,
bedrm., next bath;
2 blks. from Hot Shoppe and bus;
gentleman. OK. 3715. -o
Evening star., 1951-07-03
MIscL. FOR SALE tcont.,
FLOORING

Lumber suitable for sheathing, fioor-
ing or subiooring; special this week
$25 m. at yard.
ACE WRECKING co.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500
Evening star., 1951-07-03

$3.50
Paints your roof; roof repairs. ME
6059, RE. 0676. PEARSON. g.
HAVE
HOLLAND FURNACE CO.
Clean and repair your furnace now
Coal. oil or gas; special prices for
mo Of July. Call for free estimate
HOLLAND FURNACE CO
1871 n et. NV. DE. 1850.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
CARLTON HOUSE
Agents
SARBIN TOWERS

SARBIN TOWERS
1892 10th ST.. n.w.-Beautiful apt;
with liv rm., bedrm., foyer. kit. and
bath; good closet space. in new, air
conditioned elevator bldg; available
at $127.50 mo-. including utilities.
Also efiiciency available at S92. $50.
Ready for immed. occupancy. See
engineer on premises or call
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY CO.,
AID. 1900 -6
Evening star., 1951-07-03
CLOVER PARK

CLOVER PARK
McALBURT APTS.
New garden-type apis. in eonven-
lent NV section. near shopping
and transp., consisting of l bed
room. living room, kitchen and bath,
ample closet space. auto. washing
machine each apt. Open daily till
dark; SS7 so plus utilities. To reach:
Out Wisconsin ave: to Calvert St,
one block to sign.
SIDNEY q. MENSH g. CO.
1897 Eye st. NV. RE. 0736.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock OF good used lumber
flooring, doors windows, plumbing.
pipe. boilers and radiators AZ
bargain prices HECHTNGER co.
18th and 3 sts. ne AT 400
BUILDING MATERIALS
Order now. We can AL your orders
for all used building materials:
yGH xindoWHs, piambins 9e i fistures and Ofis' It
tings.. steel beams. reinforcing rods.
pipe and radiators. We also have
new soil pipe. guttering. toilets and
tanks. basins. bathtubs. doors, and
trim See US first for all building
needs. ACE wRECKING a. BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO. 4002 MINI.
ave. ne. LU. 10000. IS
BUILDING MATERIALS
Large stock good used lumber, all
sizes; free of nails; specials. half
million-ft. good. flooring. good used
brick. pipe. all sizes: lge. stock
steel beams. plumbing, radiation,
soil pipe, plaster. board, stone.
marble. doors. windows, steel plate.
boilers; 10Go discount cash and
carry; we deliver. Visit our yard;
ARROW WREcKING CO.
HOO So. Capitol st.. Ii. $4,000
Evening star., 1951-07-03
STONE

STONE
200 loads. all sizes, from bldgs. being
ioEs' SEs'ffdki SdkiRoaRS eaSS 4 ( s.seSsSsna o! lSad
sTovEMApt;sshize s,sA ssh X Magic gzss9 Chef used
STOVES. full size. 4-burner with lge.
oven and thermostat; good cond.;
$35; Call oW. 5000. Q am. to 8 pm
sTGbfo TeHbio'sco Couch. rug. chest Of draw
ss.nt ssf lane eenSon Safdoos ses sto m f ss4 is
SURPLUS TOOLS
Pick: and mattosss. - 81; sh0vels'
$3.50: 81 cans. 81. GIcHNER. 251s
TABLES : Chinese carved. nest Of
teakwood tables, round coffee carved
tables With stools. also camphor
rfnEvrsfoN fhsss sa sET' SET leaving town. must
mahogany; 17-inch Motorola Tv
set In perfect condition. matching
open record cabinet II desired; max
ing a beautiful combination; $500
Ssssssn ssss $3.50 ESQ .1a Miss TX koaER GER
rELEvIsIoN. Admiral combination
{3-way); 10 inch; 194S, mahog.
finish; excellent cond. Call At.
TELEVIsION - Motorola. 17-inch,
table model. 3 months old. Tv
table, and outside antenna. $3.50 or
best offer. LU. 1-5019. %
TELEvIsION, 10-inch; perfect con-
dition: IA. 6736 after 6 pm. s
2-yea- service on all models Last
years models slashed Many floor
samples and demonstrators Free
home demonstration. Easy terms
Open ewes until ROYAL APPLI.
ANCE CO. 1911 Nichols ave sc
Evening star., 1951-07-03

ohoANS, bANhSt MAIN 0pS. puA!e
in. S2s. Fittings, new or used
BLOCKS, 3056 M st. NV. NO. 1903.
BATHROOM OUTFITS. cabinet sinks,
water heaters pipe. copper tubing;
everything in plumbing. Lowest
gTices; Gn 500, ATLANTIC. so7 v st NV,
BATHTUBs. new used. puilt IN, legs;
sinks. basins s toilets PEERLESS ISS
BED. small rollaway, excel. for girl
furnishing own apt. no dealers. Box
250-G. Star. -3
BED, y. mahog.. Coster. with springs
and mattress; excellent cond.; SIS
or best offer. RA. 1870. -3
BED LEGs--Conyert youI coil or pox
springs INTO 15e 1H5eellsTooa BEDS We
BLOWERS, Lau, 1S-in.. new. complete;
Price, $50: MccREA. 614 End ST.
NV, EX. 3424. IS
BOOKs-25% discount for one mo
Last two weeks; removal sale. Open
$50 to 8 pm. DISTRICT BOOK
STORE, 721 9th st. NV. ME. 1905.
BRlCkS-race ana common, OF 9
million. ALASKA COAL AND BR1CB
CO, Ma bSSk OF 73fO
Evening star., 1951-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REUPHOL STEERING
special--Sofa and chair. reuphol-
stored. labor and material. $50;
workmanship guar. 26 yrs. In same
establishment. LA FRANCE UP
HOLSTERIN0. 2509 14tb st- nv.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRlGERATORs, up 20 40z disc.
on ali door models; last YRS models
siashed Easy terms Open ewes.
until 8 ROYAL APPLIANCE CO,
1911 Nichols ave s.e.. Lu 4.7OOO.
REFR1oERAToRs. FRKEzERs
209s to 25Ts of latest models OF
famous makes; fully guaranteed; we
will not knowingly be undersold.
SUN RADIO. 11th and e sts. NV.
and 93s r st. NV. ME. $500.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
BAH
GRASS SHRIMP

Also other bats. Open all night,
Fridays and Saturdays. Open all
night July 8. Rod and reel repairs,
outboard motors for rent. Complete
line of tackle. Open other evenings
It'll 9. Come in and register for
our drawing in which YOU may win
S100 or l of 20 other prizes.
Nothing to buy. no entry fee. no
fish to catch. ANACOST1A SPORT
MART, 1888 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
Evening star., 1951-07-03

A1s'' Dos1A' A'' AIM S"n 90 oofC;
WILL ACCEPT 1 CHuLD-Ef,c. apt,
running water. 1242 21st st. NV
wfsCoNs5isN vs. oSs5s AvE.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.
with twin beds. kit, tile bath with
z empl; adults. Available immed.
sls r. MaR4lAND 31sai AVE. Me- Ia and
2 rm. Ink. units; sober employed
on osSuRsi HfiEn slSso coNN. Sp AEE.G1 YES bedim.
lily. rma foyer. kit. and bath in
montRis aiels2asi'iGRfd VI. s4sPf sasPf houses 81 s52'
1905 N ST. N.w.@L.h.k. apts., COM
pssssly .na drn III us s9nyensns snG l0saton ri
GEoRGETowN-state Dept. or En-
furn. stubborn. and also to share
apt. with 2 congenial Govt. girls.
sts Rsnt HND sSo cRffTEab.SsS III! ab sS5Si sfs. NV
4 rms. bath, utilities, phone. Ia.
1851. after 5 pm.
1901 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Bed-liv.
rm., kit, dinette, shower bath; good
transp. Res. mgr, side entrance.
PErwoRTH-cor. bedrm.. kit; set
iasn; sa 'ps'neis pst. home; s095o s5o eE sssS
GEORGETOWN - Basement apt;
clean, entirely private; 8 students.
oNE-BEDRM. APT. nv. rm., kitch-
enette, pvt. bath; rent, $3.50 mo-,
excluding electricity. 7126 Sycamore
ave-, Takoma Park.
S.E.-Nicely furnished apt: Q rms,
Iiy. rm.-bedrm. comb. and kit, use
Of bath with ! cple.; SAT 30, In
ciuding all utilities. OR. 1865.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
FLAGSTONE WORK

FLAGSTONE WORK
etone cement walks steps and
Sfaafaast Saaeuccfo eae 'isf sa dfr16ss' i7ss ANGELO
FLOORS sANDER SAN ana tinisnsd; SE ols
eGooa eGess @ads sEkv1ch 5sa' Wa 2ssi i,as TAYLOR
FLOOR SANDING and finishing, ex-
pert workmanship; reas. prices.
Floors Ta sS1si 1siiNpED and finished. With
Saba shal anf ftSoE aoe gae 60 ief hS g. s4d Is KEN
FLOOR sERVICE-Notnins but the
best; laying, sanding, finishing.
cleaning; parQuet installation. Bruce
nnisnes FLOORING coNTRAc-
ToRs. 5o NC. 1912 Wisconsin ave
FURNITURE REFNIsHING: - We
Tst1 Take pS GID 7fgz furniture look like r. RsW'
MxTTREssEs remads, % up. STEIN
sGDD5Mq 90. 1924 18th ct NV
pAfNTfNG. paper,ns. first class work
nansfl5Ai ma' PoAr, "G5k aE. fSas ss4s. mmealas:'
PAINTING and papering-satisfied
customers for over rs Yrs. Call
rA1SrING fINAGRfhsE nseFior EA exteTior; sagS any
size Job; free estimates. 10. 2-5670.
PAINTING-Put the house in condi-
ton: cementing, papering; quick
service; also small Jobs. J. HULIN.
HU. 4429.
PAINTING, interior. exterior, paper
hanging, plastering, floor rehnishing,
general remodeling; 80 yrs. in busi-
ness. Call MR.. ROSNER. TU. 4010. :.
PAINTING-For q Job well done at
JU. 1918 after 5 pm. Ia
PAINTING AND DECORATING. esti-
mates cheerfully given. C. Z. WHIT
LOCK, call UN. 1896 after 5 pm. 2 .
PAINTING, interior. exterior; frst-
class work. Vienna 279-W. 3
PAINTING-PAPER o good
job at low price, call MR.. XIX,
SH. 4771. 3
Evening star., 1951-07-03
PAPERING BY GREEN

Lowest prices now. Call GE. s355.
PAPERMG AND PAINTING
al ABEcKEF1 H1sF eimesss Nj $3.50 'fS 30 ab 4obs 'AN
PAPER HANGING. 81 up per room.
guarantesd, GE. 42s3. dE. 24s1.
by white, mechanics. Good service
pEasrrFgNt Tsss; ~, OH; ;:,sc,a,.v. large and
smell ,Ses nsw 1rf ana auaS 9d TSTe T S7s
PAPER HANGING
work. A. T. GEORGE. DI. O106. s.
RADIO REPAIRS. intelligent, re-
liable service; pick up and delivery
REfRfGRkAToR Ref tsRB Il and IN motor repairs;
24-hr. service on all makes; work
guar: RE. 2196; ewes. and holidays
kEFRIGKRATORs REPAIRED also
Tasnsrsi G Euaransssd pnnsIdrs ssry.se; rTSes m
DAYS. UN, 1912; eyes,. UN. 1878
ROOFING, ali types, new work and
repairs; cutters; spoutits; SstiS -. carpentry T
THOMAS. HU. 77S2.
STONE WORK
F1sEilHhs MHIRER. ydikS y1i 7-eoss. Essainins Vss
rELEVIsION REPAIRS = Same day
reas. rates in town. LU. 4-7000.
TELEYIsION SERVICE
WA. 4040-Jo. 2-4491.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

"AIR CONDITIONERS"
New 1851 models: 20Te of list price
for cash buyers; installed in regular
windows FREE. PARAMOUNT CO..
PHO Ga ave. NV Hi 4S00
Evening star., 1951-07-03

FENCE Galvanized chain link. all
posts In concrete: immediate efec-
ton" Get the best for less; SO
months to pay Phone HO. 6SS3
evenings and Sunday NO 552s
Evening star., 1951-07-03

3700 MASS. AVE. NV.
One and two bedroom apts. some air-
conditioned television IN every
apt. full hotel service.
Also hotel rooms and suites.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-24
Everyone Wants To See Just One
 Good Old YuIe

How I would long to see just
 one more 'old-fashioned Christ mas.'
 These are familiar words at this
 time of the year. Before the Yule-
 tide season is over some member
 of the family, grandfather or
 grandmother, probably, is certain to
 pass that remark, as they have
 done each Christmas of the past. And yet, if we search back into the records. to the turn of the century, say |. we find that, even
 then, someone was wishing for "an
 old-fashioned Christmas" It is then
 that we realize that the celebra- tion of the birth of Christ has not changed greatly with' the passage sof centuries. Basically, Christmas i: is the same, year after year. It is only the world and the people who | are not the same.
 He may not admit it, but when grandfather first began to raise
 family, he overheard his elders
 mueing over the changing Christ
 mas customs and heralding the ap- preach to complete commercial ism" of the Yuletide celebration.
 Even then they were worried. No enc can deny that Christmas
 has been greatly "commercialized' since the days of early America.
 Yet, so has the entire nation. In | the days Of our ancestors there were none cf the vast trading centers and commercial marts that
 we know today. Our very way of life has been greatly changed with
 modernization. Our holidays, and Christmas is the principal one,
 have managed to keep abreast Still, without reservation, Christi
 mas is tasically unchanged in it's true meaning as a celebration of the birth of the Christi Child re- deemer, come to save the world. No matter how great or how small
 the presents piled beneath the tree, each Christian heart never Ic ceases to remember that Christmas is Christ's day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-24
YES, VIRGINIA
''Yes, indeed!

''Yes, indeed!
 s'Virginia, your little friends are wrong. They have been affected by the skepticism of skep-, tcal age-they do not believe except what they see they think that nothing can be which is not com prehensible by their little minds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-24

sIs it all real?-ah, Virginia, in all this world there is nothing else real and abiding.
 SsNo Santa Claus; Thank Cod!-he lives, and he lives forever-a thousand years from now, Vir- ginia, nay, ten thousand years from now, he will continue to make glad the heart of childhood"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-24

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-24

boundless world about him, as measured by the intelli- gence capable of grasping the W h o e of truth and knowledge.
 s'Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-24
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Not believe in Santa Claus! You might as well not believe in faries
 ''You. might get your papa to hire men to watch in all the chimneys on Christmas Eve to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-24

He exists as certainly as love and generosity and devotion exist and you know that they abound and give to your life its high
 est beauty joy. Alas! SM how dreary would be the |tfg fYKy world if there were no Santa D4sSs Sa@ssIl( IlN Claus! It would be as dreary Aars-~s, Y 1GG~N as if there were no Virginias. r-S77-.. N There would be no childlike
 faith then, no poetry, no romance to make toler- ableahis existence. We should have no enioyment,
 r. '0' ''' except in sense and sight. The eternal light with which childhood fills the world would be extin. guished.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-24

1.-The Stuff of tIse DaiJy AlasI:a Empire
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01

outlined by Mrs. Adelaide Delorme,
consultant on foster care, child well
fare department, Helena. She ex-
planned the procedures taken by the
department to make sure children
are placed in the best possible
homes.
Miss Amy Void, family life spe-
cialist, agricultural extension serv-
ice, reported the national and state
mid-century conference on children
and youth held during the last year.
Probably the most scintillating
session was the roll call of the
counties when each gave a report
of its activities during the year. Each
had sensed a community need or
problem and offered assistance. A
few projects are illustrated in the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01
An Editorial
IN Editorial
Better Health
For MOnt0n0nS

FOUR YEARS AGO a Montana
Health Planning committee was APP
pointed by the governor. It repre-
sente d professional, educational,
farm, labor, civic and welfare groups
as well as official and voluntary
agencies having an active interest
in the promoting Of better health in
the state.
This committee met in conjunc-
ton with the Montana Public Health
association late this spring. The five
persons annually elected to the ex-
ecutive board of the committee to
supplement the six appointed mem
bers were this year from the follow
ing organizations: Montana State
Grange, Voluntary Services group of
Farmers Union, Dental association
and State Home Demonstration
council Mrs. Julia A. Beebe, repre-
senting the latter, gave a report on
the State Home Demonstration coun-
Gil, the information having been
assembled from questionnaires sent
to all county councils.
Accomplishment or projects We're:
Cancer control T. B. funds, Red
Cross drive, Bangs disease control
discussions held in three counties;
mental health, pre-school clinics,
home nursing, first aid, purchase of
a light meter, dental survey, undul-
ant fever control, sanitation and
health education.
Counties listed needs as follows:
public health nurse, pre-school elm
les, immunization program. exami-
nation of school children, adult edu-
cation programs, home nursing and
first aid instruction, especially in
counties without doctors or nurses,
a program of preventative and cor
receive aids, undulant fever control
sanitation, rural water supply and
need of doctors, dentists and hospi.
tails in isolated areas.
Promoting better health benefits
everyone in the community It is
great project and when everyone j
aware of the needs and the prob
lens, great things may be expected
AMY MARTIN.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01

tana State college, who has spent
many years in foreign countries.
Miss Fem urged opening our homes
to foreign visitors as well as MAX
ing use Of the heritages of foreign
people living in Montana, because
she said. ITO learn how other peo-
pie live is very important"
Miss Williams emphasized the inn
portance of world understanding.
Said she, when the women of all
lands are friends, the men won't
fight"
Mr.. johnson gave world picture
of the food situation. Some people
have more food than they need,
others do not have enough to keep
soul and body together. AS long as
such conditions exist there will be
unrest, jealousy and wars.
Mrs. Cyril Conrad, representing
the Montana Institute of the Arts,
explained the exhibit of handcrafts
on display. She also gave a talk on
''Handcraft at Home" using articles
for illustration
The research projects now being
conducted in human nutrition, goods
and housing at Montana State col
lege home economics research de-
partment presented by DR.. Lura
Mae Odland, Mrs. Margaret Slaugh-
ter and Miss Louise Page. They
stressed the fact that the projects
are conducted for the people of Mon
tana and their interest and sug-
gestions are welcomed and valued.
Adoption laws in Montana were
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01
Third Annnal
Third
State Home Demonstration Council

FORTY ONE MONTANA county
home demonstration councils were
represented by la delegates at the
third annual state home demonstra-
ton council meeting held at Mon.
tana State college, June % and %.
The theme, Homes in the World
Of Today was brought to the del
egates first hand in talks by Miss
Geraldine Fem, assistant All club
leader, who spent several months in
Bavarian homes last year; Miss
Jennie Williams of Banner, Wyo.,
who attended the meeting of the
associated country women of the
world in Copenhagen, Denmark, last
September, and Mr.. Ray Johnson,
range management specialist, Mon
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
FETED ON FOURTH
BIRTHDAY

Mrs. George Campbell enter
tanned with a party at her home
Friday afternoon January 26, hon
oring her daughter, Bonnie Dar-
lene on her fourth birthday.
Guests were: Michael and Steve
Chenos, Kenny Pfeil, Jr.. Mary
Lou Galloway, Penny Kaye Barn
cit, Darrell Leslie and Roger
Harris, Donald Eugene Camp
bell, Cathy Sue Ball, Sharon Kay
and Michael Thomas, Gary
Dean and Patricia Watson, Larry
Pelfrey, Gary Pelfrey, Gary
Wayne Chenault, Mary and Sus-
an Ogilvie.
Mrs. Ellen Barnett, Mrs. Alex
Pelfrey, Mrs. David Ogilvie, Mrs.
Betty Thomas, Mrs. Ruth Pelfrey,
Mrs. Eugene Ball, Mrs. Hoyt
Graves, Mrs. Leslie Harris, Mrs.
Steve Chenos, Mrs. Lydia Har-
ris and Mrs. Annabelle Watson.
Gifts were sent by Miss Chris
tina Harbagc, Pamela and Sheila
IIarbage and Terry Pelfrey.
The hostess served refresh
ments.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
Lenten Suppers
Planned Here

The West Jefferson Methodist
Church will observe the Lenten
Season with a series of fellow
ship suppers at Z o'clock, follow.
ed by a guest speaker at 8 o'clock
Rev. Harry Fl. Hitch, pastor of
the Lafayette. Methodist Charge,
will be speaker at the first OF
these suppers, Thursday evening
February s.
Speakers to come later will be
as follows:
February 15-Dr. Henry Shill-
ing, Ex. Sec. of the Ohio Council
of churches.
February 22-Miss Gertrude
yon Reisen, Madison County
Teacher of religious education,
March DIR. Bland Stradley,
Vice President Of OSU.
March 8-Motion Picture, THE
Book for the World of Tomorrow
March 15-Rev E. A. Wall, of
London.
March % DR.. VIM. l.. Stef-
fens, Supt. of the Springfield
District.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
VISIT HARRISON HOME

The West Jefferson Mothers
Club and guests visited the mod
ernized version of the William
Henry Harrison home at State
Fair grounds in Columbus, and
held their meeting there on Fri
day January 10Th.
The speaker for the Mothers
Club was Mrs. Raymond Deacon
and devotionals were given by
Mrs, Thomas Pcarce. After the
meeting the ladies enjoyed a
tour through the mansion, follow
ed by a luncheon.
The trip was sponsored by tn.
West Jefferson F1Actric Shop.
In the afternc IN some of the
members and gus.ss were inter-
viewed by Mr. Pail Franz. which
was later Transcribed the
radio.
Guests were Mrs. A. J. raith-
waite, Mrs. Francis Blauser, Mrs.
Robert Fcddern, Jr., Mrs. Elton
Ballard, Mrs. Z. ]. Arganbright
end Mrs. William Hilbert accord
ing to Gene Porter Corresponding
Secretary.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-02
Work Of Local
Men In Photo

The cover Of the magazine sec
ton of a Columbus newspaper
Sunday, depicted a New York
Central train and tracks flooded
with moonlight.
The track portrayed is the Oak
land Park crossing of the railroad
in Columbus, and is said by those
who know tracks" to be en- es-
pecially fine bit of work.
The track in question was laid
by j. w Tarbutton, North Madis-
on Road, London, and a special
gang of 65 men, many of whom
were from London.
Mr.. Tarbutton has been a Sec
ton foreman for the Big -Four
and New York Central lines, AS
years this February.