Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-13
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Invitations have been received
by friends here to the marriage OF
Miss Jean Houston Quinn, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Quinn, OF
Cincinnati. and Henry Stanley
Chapman, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs
Henry S. Chapman, also of Gin
cinnati, on Saturday, June 14th
Miss Quinn is a niece of Roger A
Houston of South Charleston and
a granddaughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs; Foster B. Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Leever cele-
brated their golden wedding anni-
versary in their home on Sunday,
June 8th.. with open house from z
to pm. Mr.. and Mrs. Lever
were married in urbana, Ohio, on
June 7.h, 1902, and have made
their hols-e- in South Charleston
since 1906 They have one som DR.
Robert 7. Lever, of Waverly, o.,
ana two grandchildren, Judith and
Susan Lever. Mr.. Leever who was
station agent for the Pennsylvania
Railroad here for many years is
now retired.
Mrs. Margaret Smith ana daagh-
ter, Ann K spent the, weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Beth
ards of Somerford.
The Good Earth Garden Club
observed guest night at the meet
ing held Monday evening. June 9,
in the Methodist Church, Featured
on the program was eWedding~ef
the Flowers written by Mrs. Mar
ion Wildman, and arranged by
Mrs. William A. Cochran.
Invitations lhave<been isSueds Ito
the annual banquet of the South
Charleston High School AhfAri
Association, which, viii be- held
June 18th at the High School Dih-
ner will be served at $50 pm.
Immediately following the banquet
there will be $3.50 dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Robe and
family of Cincinnati, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Robe and son. Ned. Mr..
and Mrs. Lodie Edmiston and Rom
ME and Paul Robe were Sunday
dinner guests of Mrs. Clarence
Robe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Coil entertain
ed the members of the PYAD class
of the Presbyterian Church in
their home on Sunday evening.
A group from Fielding Lodge
Fam. were in Anderson, Ind,
Saturday night attending vista
ton meeting of the Masonic Lodge
in that city.
On Sunday afternoon Mrs. Ches-
ter Bennett presented her piano
pupils in recital in the Methodist
Church. Taking part were: Patti
Rea, Wayne Morningstar. Carolyn
McGilliard, Patti McGilliard. Anne
Funderburgh, Ben Williams, Bruce
Williams, Dale Wilson, David
Rehm, Sandra Rifle, Anne Gill
bert, Bruce Wilson, Katherine Riff
file, German Gilbert, Sarah Ann
McIntire, Mary Jane McIntire,
Betty Gordin, Ronald Huffman,
Virginia Roberts, Barbara Ballen-
gee, Sandra Thomasson, Judy Hen
nigan, Carol Driscoll, Kathleen
Karath Joan Lou Hodge. Marilyn
Davidson, Mary Jane Helm, Lynn
Barber, Teddy Florence. Philip
Florence, Nancy Lanier, Nancy
Swain, Donna Swain, JoAnn
Swain, Bobby Skidmore, Janet
Skidmore, Kent Wildman, Shirley
Skidmore, Betty Ann Sharp and
Dorothy Thompson.
Miss Sallie Tinsley was recent
guest of relatives in Greenup, KY.
The Catholic Ladies of Colnm-
bia met in the home of Mrs. Will
bur Holland on Wednesday eve-
ming for the presidents annual
potluck dinner. Miss Eileen Hol-
land was assisting hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren c. Bel
son of Lebanon and Mrs. II. T.
Nelson entertained at dinner and
cards in Mrs. H. T. Nelson's home
here on Thursday evening, June S.
The invited guests included: Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Elder, Miss Julia
Elder, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Kitchen,
Mrs. Stanley Laybourne. Mrs.
Merritt Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. FL
ton Tindall, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Battin, and Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Rehm, all of South Charleston;
William Webb, Miss Virginia
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Mel
son and Miss Jean Nelson of Leb-
anon. At the close of the games
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lay
bourne, Mr.. Rhodes and Mr..
Kitchen.