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Small Hilltop Farm

New cement block dwelling, needs
interior finishing, which can be done
in spare time: rms. and cleo; ;
pretty mt. and valley view. 5'f
acres, about 5 for crops, some cherry
trees; village Ia mi, only 25-nlin.
drive to city; q steal at $3.50,
part down. Luther Alexander,
STRoUT REALTY, s N. Carlisle St.
Greencastle. Pa. Bargain Lists
Mailed Free
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SQLOMONS Isl. land

0NIANV1N1O4N0 1OA11INO
Built in 1890, restored In 1850, this
interesting old house house has an un.
across river from the Patuxent
N. A. B. With large living room.
dining room. Kitchen. 4 bedrms.,
baths. central TOLD heat, It Is In
excellent condition. $4,000.
STEUART VAUGHAN
Prince Frederick. Nd Phone lS2-J
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SHEPHERD PARK-$4 800 for . nice
lot bOxl60 It. Also others available.
KAY REALTY CO.. INC. RIA. 1900
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SILVER sPRING-Excel. lot 6Ox1 20,
900 block of Pershing dr.. "a blk.
frc.r Dala dr.: Sa3a0 rss''
ORLOSKY & GLENN
sara Piney Branch Rd. JU. $500.
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BoATs

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for End trust
notes. Day ST. 5567: night. OIL
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LEONARD SNYDER
Tel. ss1l LaPlata' Nd.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

CONSTRUCTION
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS
Aflington area. McCLAINE PROPER
TIES, 210O Wilson blvd. ia. 2-3300
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Realtcy. Exclusive Agent
OF $3.50 Otis so3S
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HOUSES SALIVA. tces,.)

OPEN SAT-. euN-New stone and
frame rambler. situated on III
Nv. rni.. fireDi.: fuil bsTni. with With
nrepl.: lovely shade trees; running
stream; priced SIe.950. To reach:
as 1 y Ta Il xaf sis o Sirs ss s S
or Columbia pike to Annandaie
Route 236. 5 mi: to Route $50, left
MI MI FA1RoAKs. INC. OK. 1924,
B IN AL $4,000 cash: s1a, oo p57 .
ss.s H. ' ~r sHRsR k si:af rs 5ss
$3.50 sSoG DiowN-south Arlington. Two.
bedrm. brick. semidet.: fun bsmt. :
REALTY. IA. $1,000.
COMPARATIVELY NEW. well-planned
S SrDsdrm.,1 l2-bath spacious home,
minutes drive p. c. Owner trans.
ferred and win sell at cost ON easy
terms. LEATH q ASHLEY, INC,
ma. 6464: week end. Pa. 1858.
Village. Falls Church. 1905 Chest
nut mt. ave- 1,ud 5 sooyyssr,,old. 2-hsdroom
k0uuAs euu pAtu upstAlIS. LIVING
rm.. with mirrored fireplace, sep-
nrate dining rrl.. euaipped kitchen,
tiled bath; full basement, ideal for
recreation rm. Fenced lot 65x15O
y. Beautiful tall trees. Combine
S tiGn storm windows; Venetian
Pres sl Hosse 'usss s5 SsS'e0s aoTa
1900 CT 1st trust. No agents at
this price. JE. 3-947S.
BY OWNER-2-bedrm. Coin; full
$1,000 down. bal. like rent. NE.
s1s,SSO. WITH s1s,1oo ~ list trust,
$50 mo-. incl. taxes. insurance. Beat
these terms. Modernistic, nearly
new. split level. .3-bedrm. rambler,
ceiling; bsmt. PROVIDENCE, "a.
3343. Pa. 1895.
ARE YOU LOOKING for q real buy
in Q 2-bedrm. frame bungalow that
needs redecorating; situated on over
2SM z;css tract; oo ar, FANS S Church.
naming on CT loan that can be
assumed with monthly payments Of
about S65. Exclusive. ARPAX
REALTY. IA. 1850.
COW. TO PENTAGON-Rambler, 8
bedrms.; liy., rm.. din: rm:, kit:
BRoWNE, JE. 3-IssS: ewes. XII.
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eeiins 2S Fspl.es s 81 h WI aG sstins
on knoll, y acre; 90 minutes to
downtown: S15,500; terms; nr.
Country Club Hills. ALTO REALTY,
SW. 950s. CH. 6S9S.
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ZEN SAT. AND SUN. AND DAILY
7007 Nth AVE
Near New Hampshire Ave.
Trades Considered

(Near New Hampshire Ave.l
Trades Considered
Center entrance. detached 2-story
house on large level lot in most con-
room with fireplace, door to concrete
porch. spacious dining room and
Kitchen; 3 bedrooms, tiled bath on
2nd floor. large basement, outside
entrance. gas &C. heat Convenient
to schools, rhopping and Transports
sweeney. SH. 6197. out New Hamp.
ave. Ia mi. over D. C. line to
Erskine ST., right 2 blocks to 14th
ave. right to our signs.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
R..Itor 4 00A 1Ath Ct NV nT 221R
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1881 Ridgecrest DIR. s,e.-$14,950.
This Is the last Of 5 well-huilt brick
homes at this reasonable price. 1t
Is. the most economical 3-bedroom,
full basement brick rambler in this
area. Large 70x140-ft. lot; con-
venient TO- shopping and public
transportation. There Is living
room with dining alcove, tull tiled
bath and q large family -sized kitch-
home. Very desirable financing can
be obtained for an approved pur-
chaser; substantial cash required.
To reach: Out Suitland pkwy beyond
Branch ave. and Silver Hill I'd. to
bIks to e. Skyline e' s ne SH cent 1q
right on Randolph I'd. 2 blks. to
Ridgecrest dr.. right to sign and
property. Follow open house sign.
S214 Branch Ave Sc, 10. S-77O0.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
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OPEN l TO $50

ALEXANDRIA
This brick rambler Is Just right for
some young couple who like living
in a community of fine homes, but
who's ready cash is limited. This
beautiful home has 3 bedrooms.
long living dining room, recreation
room in basement, storage attic.
The price is only S16,95O, with
approximately $3.50 cash, assume
trust $71 per month, terms on
balance. Don't pass this up.
Follow our signs from
corner King st. and Tuckahoe lane
to open sign on Bayliss dr., or
from corner Braddock I'd. and
Scroggins lane to open sign.
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OPEN l TO $50

FRANCONIA RAMBLER
This new home among the oaks on
large corner lot will delisht the
most discriminating buyer; we'll
built and planned with thought
from one end to the other; large
living room with picture window
and fireplace, dining room, well
equipped kitchen, large utility room.
Select your own color scheme.
From Alex.-Duke st. to
Telegraph I'd, left to Frauconia I'd. ).
continue to open sign, or Shirley
highway to Franconia sign, right
to Franconia, continue straight to
open sign.
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BELVOR -QUANTTCO AREA
TWO-BEDROOM MODERN HOME
$3.50
Electric kitchen, auto. oil heat; half
acre lot; reas. terms, pay like rent.
Out q. 3. ] two mi. past woodbridge
to sign at Davis Garage. Open Sun.
2-6. D. v. PHILLIPS, OIL. 1875.
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"WYNNEWOOD"
1444 N. Inglewood st.
4-Bedroorn, 4-Bath
Brick Colonial
Spacious First-Floor
Bedroom and Bath

This modern brick Colonial
nome offers spacious rooms. o
large wooded Let and excellent
environment. It also features
q 1st-hoor twin-sized bedroom
with private tiled bathsand the
master bedroom with private
bath on the I'd floor offers the
unusual luxury of q fireplace,
With side-entrance hall,
both the large living room and
full-sized dining room provide
the privacy which makes for
good living. The diversified
kitchen has YOUNGSTOWN cab
inets, 10-cu. 1T. REFRIGERATOR,
Tappan gas range, disposal
and q large pantry. The base
ment contains q maids room
with above-ground windows
ana bath: built-in garage;
Bendix. Convenient to pa
rochial and public schools.
NOW vacant. immediate pos.
session may be obtained.
$34,95O
Directions to reach: Cross
Memoria! Bridge. bear right
ana follow Route 80 (Lee
blyd) to Glebe I'd, right on
Glebe I'd. to Washington blvd,
left on Washington blvd. TO
N. lnglewood st.. right on N,
Underwood ST.. to our OPEN
CHI. 3S3S
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ALEX. AREA
ALEXANDRIA AREA
A CAPE COD
Under S2n nnn
~ BATHS

412 0A no
Near Mt. Vernon High School. avail
able now. Beautiful brick home
consisting Of lge. liv.. rm., firepl.,
separate din. rm., kitchen big enough
to eat in; powder. room LIST floor;
End floor lovely bdrms., tile bath;
full bsmts gaTase and breezeway.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
ov. 6549. AL. 2O9e. ov. 194e.
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ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA
OPEN

SUNDAY, / TO $50
Is Edgewood Terrace. Belle Haven
Beautiful new all-brick Colonial home
with every desirable feature for de-
lightful living. 3 Ice. bedrms. and
den. ga baths. lovely living rm., at
tractive flrepl., family-sized dining
rm. with French doors leading to
screened porch. extra lge. kit, beau
tifully equipped; center hall leading
to all LIST floor rms, full bsmt. with
space for recr. rrn., firepl., copper
plumbing; garage.
Directions: Mt. Vernon Memorial
hwy. to Belle Haven I'd. right to
Fort Hunt I'd, right / blk. to Glen
dr., left on Glen to Summit to Edge
wood, right to No. 15-A.
Exclusive
HICKS REALTY co.
AL. 1900. Sun. and Ewes, TIE. 3372,
AL. 1921 or TIE. 0933.
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NORTH ARLINGTON

This fine brick home in exclusive
Belleview Forest will make an ideal
home for the large family as there
are beautiful bedrooms 1.-TWO on
first floor, 3 baths and recreation
room with fireplace, o 26x13 living
room, with 10y12 dining L which
Is large enough for the family to
spend many cozy hours around the
wood-burning fireplace. The de luxe
equipped kitchen, including Monel
metal sink and breakfast bar. will
do its part to help Mother main
tain a well run household; attached
garage. porch, aluminium storm
windows and sash. Wooded lot,
100x125. Priced $39.950. reason
OW. 44oO. oW. e426.
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OPEN
OPEN / TO 6
4708 GARRETT AVE.
BEITSVIII,E

GROOM CAPE COD-S12,e50
May be Just the place you're looking
for; o beautiful white Cape Cod;
center entrance. 1S-ft. liv. rm., fire.
place. nice din. rm., complete kit,
paneled den or bedrm. on LIST floor;
and shower; hardwood floors; base
ment. oil h.-w.h.; extra large, beau
tiful fenced lot; ideal for children:
convenient terms to responsible
person.
Directions: Take Baltimore blvd. past
Bsltsviile Experimentai Farm, turn
drive-in theater. follow sign $40
mi. to Garrett ave, turn right to
house. Mr.. Devlin on premises.
NO. 1908: ewes. and Sun. 81. $3.50.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
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= BRICK RAMBLER
OPEN SUNDAY
1870 PM. TO $50 Pm.
I'LL KinpSwoOd Drive

(Near New Hamp. Ave.
See this today. Not subject to Regula-
ton ''X.'' Listeni Very large living
room with picture window, fireplace,
porch, spacious living room. dining
room, kitchen. 8 large bedrooms,
tile bath (master bedroom has "a
large level lot. Convenient to schools.
shopping, transportation. To see, 90
out New Hampshire ave. Ia mi to
Kingswood DIR. ljust above church, !,
turn left 2 blocks to our signs. Mr..
Sweeney; sH. 6197 or Mr.. Carter.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th ct. NV. DI. 3346.
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OWNER MUST SELL; CALF. BOUND
CHEVERLY-S22. 500

Brick, 8 spacious rms, compl. furn.;
w baths. full bsmt.. side screened
porch. Cali Mrs. Hurt, WA. 612S.
COX & CO.. uN. 1925. III
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1880 Wilson
IA. 5-6161. ia. 1856.

ST9.75O - OLDER HOUSE. In new
house condition; large rooms, 2
baths. formal din. room, full bsmt.
u acre and stones throw from
p. c. Inspection by appt. Hurry on
REIMI.AH GnsS CT $500
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OPEN SUM-, / TO DARK
5402 EDMONSTON RID.
4-BEDROOM BRICK
9 IT'D o nOWN
2 uP-0 DOWN

Eiv. rm. with frepl., din. rm.. bright
kit, modern bath, full bSmt.. recr.
rm. and storage. Washing machine,
oil h.-w.h. 2 stoves, refgr. Easily
converted to 2 apis. Level lot 5Ox
$50. Several shade trees. Driveway
on busline. Out BALTIC. blvd. to
0ueensbury, right to Lafayette.
right to Riverdale. left to Edmond
eon, right to house. Call Mr.. James,
AP. 2193. Kinks REALTY CO /,
E Realtors. no. 6776. LIZ
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JEFFERSON MANOR
All brick .2-bedroow semidet houss
In good condition; chain iinl
fence. aluminium storm windows
near shopping center, schools anc
TRANSPORTATION; approx. .$2,76(
cash plus settlement; early oc,
cupancy; inspection BY appt. Cal
ri. S-9199. or KI. 8-6I4O.
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
Is MIN. FROM PENTAGON. on shir.
ley highway-Spscious new stone
rambler; huge living rm.. full dining
rm., equipped kit. with dining space
, 9 bedrms. and bath. expandable end
a.. full lisht bsmt.. lot 100x23l :
Yorkshire. 3.bedrm. rambler. modern
and beautiful; 80 min. to down
town: OF IT. 211: $4,000.
Spacious Pa I'm home. 2 baths. huge
oil heat. Gear garage. lot 2O0x2O0:
priced SCI 500. LAKEWOOD g.
BENNETT. Realtof. Ma. 6341, OV.
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$3.50 CASH

r os S Ssmt arfs xaf io TINS $40 ds sso
More substantial cash required for
non-GI.- 21S Maple I'd, Morning
side, Nd. Open Sun. JOHN H. Nc
ALLISTER. Real Estate. HI. 4549.
OPEN II TOO
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Alexandria, Va.
AND
VICINITY
BUNGALOW
Near High School
$13,950

one-fioor living Is one Of
the appealing features Of this
very good white frame home.
There are 3 bedrooms. bath,
Living room and equipped
kitchen: the furnishings can
also be bought II desired. AS
sumo Gil loan. Terms on ap-
plicatton. BY appointment
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FULL PRICE-$1O, $50
Two blocks to bus, shopping and
schools. This bungalow situated on
q nice shaded lot, lge. liy, rm.,
din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms.. bath,
stairs to o floored attic; full bsnlt. !:
h.-a. heat, coal. Call CLYDE j.
MARkEY, NE. 3407i Sun. and ewes,
AP. 4lOS, -17
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Braddock Heights
Colonial Brick
S20,500

This excellent Groom and
TILED bath home has 3 good
bedrooms. with ample closet
space; a, full basement. oil
aforementioned heat. Venetian
blinds, SIT. GE refrigerator;
screen-inclosed side porch;
many other nice features that
max It . very desirable buy
n ri sGls NV sEuB B5ise c y Is on os
with rosebushes, fruit trees.
etc. You'll have to act quickly
on this one as homes like It
ut the price are rare.
Evening star., 1952-06-20

your BLANKETS get beautiful treatment
when they're WASHED AT WOODIES.
Dial District $500 or bring them to the Dry
Cleaning Desk, Third Floor, North Building.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-29
Deercreek Squad
Given Dinner

The Deercreek basketball play
ers were recently honored at a
banquet in the school auditorium
at Lafayette.
Miss Dorothy Street, toastmis-
tress, after a dinner served by the
Deercreek Community Club, gave
the Tip Off" and then announced
the following program numbers:
Roofing for the Team by Cheer
Leaders; Time Out" by Robert
Bumgardner, Oscar Young, Ralph
Pharis and Homer Clark, quartet
from Catawba; accompanied by
Mrs. Young; "The Coach, Pres
entation of Awards by j. Frank
Rockwell, principal and coach at
the school; Shoots" by Darwin
keye, coach at London High.
Time Out" Catawba quartet.
Mrs. Ed Baker was chairman
for the banquet.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-29
Mature" Movies
Shown to
Gardeners

London Garden Club had a most
interesting and unusual program
for the meeting Wednesday even
ing at Coover Memorial Club
House.
Mrs. r. K. Shaw who was
assigned the subject of Wild
Flowers of Ohio" on the calendar,
assisted the club in bringing
Robert Oakes, naturalist and
photographer of no mean ability,
to show his movies to the club
and its guests.
Mr.. Oakes captioned his show
ing, Mature on Parade. There
were pictures in color shot in
Hooking State Park, at Old Man s
Cave, at Cedar Swamp closer
home, Indiana, and any place his
fancy led him where he could
secure something a little out Of
the usual to perpetuate his hobby.
The movies were of flowers; many
of wild life caught in intriguing,
characteristic poses and a great
number of birds, portraying them
all in the nature habitat.
Mrs. r. o. Whitaker's subject
was Planting for Continuous
Bloom"
The rain had played havoc with
the plans to have flower dis
play, only a few of the members
being able to salvage their lovely
spring flowers to make up of a
showing However, each had been
able to bring some of her most
cherished plants for the exchange
Special guests of the club were
nine members of the Open Gate
Garden Club.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-29
Gala Day Minstrel
At 10Th Century Club

The Twentieth Century Club
members observed Gala Day April
Is at Coover Memorial Club
House. "Dazed Minstrels' brought
the season to an hilarious close.
Mrs. Robert Dillingham;, appro-
priately attired for the occasion,
was interlocutor. The end men
were, "Hambone," Mrs. P. M. Neff
and "Sambone," Mrs. Ralph Deyo.
Following the opening chorise,
Dixie" and the noisy introduction
of the cast, Golden Slippers was
sung by the entire company.
The trio, Happy" Mrs. Donald
White; Go" Mrs. Kenneth Fich-
ner and Lucky Mrs. Richard
Meade, sang "Dinah," and Sweet
Kentucky Babe" and Mrs. White
sang, Chicken Pie" Lulu Belle;
Mrs. Harold Bostic sang comedy
solo, assisted by Mrs. p M. Neff.
The "Corny Trio" "Meenie, =
Mrs. j. M. Morris "Meenie," Mrs.
Rodney Plymell, and Moe" Mrs.
Clara Hornbeck, presented
dramatization of Lazy Bones"
with Mrs. Hornbeck reciting the
verses. These three sang, Three
Little Fishes" and Sweet Violets"
with action. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Harold S. Welsh.
The whole cast, black-faced and
fittingly dressed, entertained with
jokes and rhymes about members
of the audience. The show closed
with 20 Suzanna," by the entire
company, Mrs. Kenneth Fichner
accompanying.
The retiring president, Mrs.
Charles Cameron, aided by the
vice president, Mrs. Paul Hart, in
stalled the following: Mrs. Donald
Thibaut, president; Mrs. Richard
Meade, first vice president; Mrs.
Ballenger, second vice president;
Mrs. Robert Dillingham;, recording
secretary; Mrs. George Brokaw,
treasurer. Mrs. Alvin w. Barr,
corresponding secretary was ab-
sent.
Luncheon was served preceding
the program by Mrs. II. H. Porter,
Mrs. Greer S. Imbrie, Mrs. George
Decker, Mrs. Harry Taylor, Mrs.
John r. Tanner, Mrs. c. o. Snow,
Mrs. Leo Daley, Mrs. Harry Dick
erson, Mrs. Maynard Dickerson,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-29
Antioch Theatre

YELLOW SPRINGS = Tw o
high school students in the Miami
Valley have a chance to become
regular members of the Antioch
Area Theatre company here this
summer with all expenses paid,
Meredith Dallas, theatre staff
member, has announced.
Two positions are being held
open for the best high school actor
and actress selected by members
of the theatre staff after competi-
tive additions.
The Antioch theatre group has
invited schools in London as well
as nearly 60 other schools in the
valley, to nominate outstanding
student actors and actresses for
the additions, Dallas said.
The additions will be held at
Antioch college on Monday and
Tuesday, May IL and 13.
For its 18th consecutive summer
season, the Antioch Area Theatre
is giving a Shakespeare festival
under the stars" on an outdoor
stage on the East steps of Antioch
hall, Dallas reports.
The chronicle plays of Shakes
peare will be staged in sequence
for the first time in theatrical
history. Plays scheduled for the
ten-week season, which opens
July 2, include King john
Richard H. Henry W. parts
I and ID, Henry "" Henry
vi" Richard III" and King
Henry VIII" -,
All the plays will be open to the
public. .4
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-29
Reception for
Imbries May 4

A reception and tea will be
given by the Women's Association
of the Presbyterian Church hon.
oring the Reverend Greer S. I'M
brie and Mrs. Imbrie in the church
dining-room, Sunday, May a, from
three to five o'clock.
Reverend Imbrie resigned his
pastorate at the church here after
his recall to service as chaplain
in the United States Navy. He will
report to Newport, Rhode Island,
May 15 All members of the con-
gregation and friends of the Inn
bries are invited to the reception.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-29
Club Season To Open
With Dance April 80

The social committee of the Lon
don Country Club of which Mrs.
Forrest E. Sidener, Jr., is chair
man, is planning to launch the
season with a big evening Wednes-
day, April 30.
A $3.50 dance will feature the
party with Paul-Eddy paul Jones
and Edgar Yearian) and members
OF their orchestra, playing and Ed
gar Yerian calling the squares.
Dancing from 9 to IL. j.. s
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-29
The Imbries Honored
At Buffet Supper

The Reverend and Mrs. Greer S..
Imbrie, the Manse, Maple Street,
were guests of honor at buffet
supper and costume party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Selby, Jr., Park Avenue, Wednes-
day evening.
The group which honored the
Imbries is designated as The
Middle of the Month Club" choos-
ing that name since about that
time each month they have come
together for social evening and
discussion of affairs that catch
their attention.
Supper was served i'm the rec
reation room and by their own adj
mission, the members were over
whelmed by the costumes thought
up, since each was to come as his
or her opposite.
Members of the club, all present
for the party, were, The Reverend
and Mrs. Imbrie, Mr.. and Mrs.
William j. Robson Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham Megaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace V. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs.
William c. Holton, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph McCambridge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-29
HER WRESTLING LIMITED

TAMPA, Fla. tAP) Mildred
Burke, champion woman wrestler,
has been forced to restrict her
annual mat tour to one month be-
cause CT her automobile accident
last fan. Her previous winter
tours lasted two months. The blue
eyed red head engaged in only 20
matches last winter. Her stepson
still has his back in a cast as a
result of the accident, caused by
a flat tire.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-29
J. IS. BON MENAcEs culTuRe

U.S.. FUN MENACES CULTURE
= T0KYO.1AP}---4A Japanese book
dealer says this Americanism is
destroying japanese culture"
Saburo Matsumura, says Tokyo
had 1900 secondhand stores be-
fore the war and only $50 now.
He says the business is near COL
lapse.
He blames two American i'm
portations, pin-bal! machines and
commercial radio. Nowadays, he
says, they don't bother to read,
but just tune in foolish commercial
radios or play pin-balls like NOR
ons.
Some OF my colleagues bowed
to it and switched to the pin-ball
business, and they paid back all
debts in three months"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-29

In announcing the party, the
committee said that each couple
may bring another couple.
Social committee members are
Mrs. Sidener, Mrs. Matthew T..
Rea, Mrs. Robert Wood. Mrs. Blair
Savage, Mrs. r. L. CLANCY and
Mrs. j. j. Hartley.