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Evening star., 1952-04-30
HELP MEN
CLERK

Young man TO handle price marking
duties In service dept. of the world's
most unusual lumber yards. Previous
exper. helpful. but not necessary.
1924 after o am.
HECHINGER COMPANY
18th and H Sts. NE. II
COLLECTION DEPT. MANAGER -
Man under 40 with consumer credit
or small loan collection exper.; car
essen; to head Improvement loan
collection dept. of financial institu-
ton; Apply 739 l1th ST.. NV. .
CLOTHING SALESMAN-Perm., good
Greatest Clothiers. 923 r st. NV.
CLOTHING statesmen, for mems
clothing shop. Good salary and
commission. Year around position.
Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES, 1912
r St NV e
Evening star., 1952-04-30
COOK

ary. Apply ALBAN TOWERS. dining
room. 300 Mass. ave. NV.
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LIBRARY CLERK

Over 1S yrs. Of age for permanent
position in our news library: 5-day
40-hf. wk. Many employe advan-
tages IN addition to salary. Apply
days. S:30-5 and Sat-. 9-1. No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
PERSONAL

EHARoN-Nursing care of the aging
and chronically i'll. MRS. BRYAN
NEAL: Director. Ashton 4941.
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910
Vacancy IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by State and county. SH.
ARTHUR MURRAY dancing lessons
eity. eGE sf5f De. q s554 e price Owner leaving
MOTHER viii give 24-hour care to
infant or small child; lovely home
in country; 25 minutes from town;
waNTEpa waIS1T pa'fseslSn PER%aNEAAP HoMEs S5af for
3 small healthy children. Urgent.
Box zoos, Star. 80
ENGLISH LADY, trained teacher, ex-
perienced,, with excellent aualifica-
tlons, desires, post in school or as
private tutor. Box 6l-X, Star.
REV. CHARLES INTRATER. we'll
3: C.. and Ot; VIC. has M moVed mSsatnfron from
1871 New Hampshire ave NV. to
1oi EaStmoor drive. Silver Spring.
for "hot-nut" machine. Box lax.
NURSING HOME vACANCY-Aged
conVaieScent. chronic patients; best
food, spec. diets, 24-hr. nursing care
Kind homelike atmosphere. Vienna
446-J. Il
ANYONE OWE YOU MONEY? Results
or no cost. VETERAN COLLECTION
AGENCY. ME. 1868. 5"
DIR. EMMA C. WELLER, biopsychc
analyst, 1915 Kearny ne. your
problem? Consultant for health
success and happiness by appt
Cal AID. S201. .
BEST CARE given your child in
licensed home. Doctors reference
Vienna 115-J. 4
PIANO TUNER-S6, city or suburbs
quality Work VICTOR GEORGE
ia. 1862 days; XII. S-221S ewes
Evening star., 1952-04-30
HELP MEN
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Steady lob: must have d. C. license.
Apply Once 201. 102S Conn. ave-.
8 am. I'll pm. 80
Evening star., 1952-04-30
HELP MEN
MESSENGER

L7-19 yrs. Of age. neat in appear.
ance. courteous. and willing to give
good attendance; 5-day. 40-hr. wk
Apply. Personnel, Room sos. Open
weekdays S:3O-5 and Sat. 9-I
Bring birth certificate If under 1S
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-04-30

CHAUFFEUR.STOCK CLERK; good
refs. necessary. PYLES MARKET.
1909 Good Hope I'd. s.e.
CHAUFFEUR with Md. permit; good
opportunity for advancement in
Florist shop. Apply In person only,
S727 Flower ave. Silver Spring. %
CHEF - Cook wanted. experienced
apply only. Wages open. Apply V1R-
GINA RESTAURANT. 1l9 Inde-
pendence ave. Sc. ~
CLAIMS SUPERVISOR, experienced
in workman's compensation. Salary
open. Cali Mr.. Robinson, KEMPER
INSURANCE, RE. 3133. --4
ECLERK-Wholesa desires services
of an intelligent, wide-awake man
to work in Office and help in ware
house; 5-day week: excellent oppor-
tunity. Box 64-x. Star. 1s
CLERK, cigar. and drug; exper,; parl
time 8 nights from $40 and every
other Sunday. OR, 2345, III
CLERK--Good salary, 40-hr. week.
vacation, sick leave, pension plan,
pleasant working conditions. Apply
auditors ofi4s. GREYHOUND TER
M1NAL, 1lt0 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
CASHIER

position in large LIQUOR
store; experience preferred; must
have good character refs: salary
commensurate with experience. Write
stating age and experience. All re-
plies in confidence. Box 210-S. Star,
Evening star., 1952-04-30
LEGAL NOTICES (cont.l
$. J. PoKRAss AND

1910 Vermont Avenue NV.
Court for the District Of Columbia,
Estate of Sdsh Sonia us,n n. Aisop. also Se
known. as Sophia Alsop. deceased
Administration No. 77717.-ORDER
NISI.-Ernest B. Warren. executor,
having sold subject to ratification
by this Court real estate described
as Lot 81, Square 3152 improved
py premises 712 Kennedy Street,
NV, Washington, D. C. for the
sum of Eleven Thousand dollars.
(S1l 900. .0O), terms all cash. Subject
to brokers' commission of $3.50. 90,
and said executor having recon-
mended acceptance of said offer, it
April 1852. ORDERED. that SAID
ofieNbe accepted and the sale rati-
fied and confirmed unless cause be
shown to the contrary or q higher
offer for said real estate acceptable
1900 Am. oak IN Motions; May; coSFt coaT at at
which time higher offers viii be
considered and objections to said
sale heard; provided, that a COPY
Of this order be published once in
the washington Law Reporter. and
once in The Evening Star, publica-
tion to be made at least 10 days
before the Aforementioned date,
BEOLITHA j. LAWS. Chief Judge.
MELVIN MARQUES, peppty eppf Resister esisss
@ Wills, Clerk of the Probate
Evening star., 1952-04-30
HELP MEN (Conf. J
ASST, CREDIT MANAGER

opportunity for aggressive
young man to learn all phases of
retail credit; experience not neces-
sary; excellent working conditions
with good pay. Apply Mr.. Ettlin,
Bird floor. BOND CLOTHES, 1885
Evening star., 1952-04-30

TO STORE MANAGER
For billing, typing and general
clerical work in retail news agency.
Phone EX 66S5 MR.. BENJAMTN
Evening star., 1952-04-30

When dnswerino advertisements
addressed to Star 6ores, do NOT
inclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
sonGI Ddlue. Copies serpe the puY.
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
HELP MEN

MACHINIsT-Full time steady work.
oSertss dSs Shift nss vssson sSg %asss snny app are
TON TOOL AND MFG. CO.. INC,
Clinton. Md. 8 miles from D. c. out
Branch ave Sc Il
Evening star., 1952-04-30
THE EVENING STAR
1l01 penna Avs NJ VI

CONTACT MEN. 21-65: neat appear.
accust. to meeting pub; 6-hr, day;
perm; about $50 wkly. to start, no
exper: or car nee. Apply 1913 PM,
RIM. 702. 710 14th st. NV.
:. CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR
Alert. experienced. to run large prof.
ect OF high-Quality modern homes
in Lake Bancroft. Va. Must be we'll
organized,. understand administra-
tive functions as well as field work.
Excellent opportunity with young
growing concern. Salary and bonus.
Cal LO: 5-46S7 for appointment.
COOK. colored; good local references:
experienced on seafood; top salary;
Almy, FLAG SHIP RESTAURANT,
1lth and Maine ave. s.w. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23

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v@ber sic &onigin?" fubr id in
meinen @eoanfen fort. rgel1n, id
CLAUDE, audi lie 1piiroe ben blutigen
500 ibres @otten Dem traurigen
@leno oes &erfers por5ieben. 8o6
ser @eoanfe, oaB ibre &inber in Ser
@etpolt oieier ltnmeni6en itnb, muB
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fiel mir Elm, oaB ia Wi6onis ieiner
Wtutter eeeeniiber iett burd feline
8fli6t mebr eebunoen iei, 1no baB
mir mitbin Oie 8efreil1ng in Ser nd6-
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pertpirrt, baB mir oieier nabeliegenoe
S6luB gang entfollen mar. Salt pare
mir Elm lal1ter Sreuoenruf enti6liipft,
uno untpiQfiirlid tpanote i6 midi nit
elmer rai6en 8eb6roe ser Goncier=
gerie 5l1, als polte i6 pinfen: u@e=
oulo, mir fommen!"
rgiirger, bait ou elm 2ieb6en bins
ter oieien Mauern?" rief mir la6eno
Elm Sansculotte 5lt, ser raj i6 bonn
Gont Heuf berauftamL 11nb i'm ielben
slugenblid erblidte i6 Wti6onis, Der
mir am Surm Sc pSorloge tuinfte.
gr mar totenbleif, aber rubig. rSS6
babe lie nod einmal gelpro6en," lagte
er; ~iie ididt Sbnen ibren GRUB uno
Segen. @enn Sic lpol1en, 10 f0nnen
Sic ibr nit mir oie lebte gbre er-
peiien. Ser &orren nit Sen Spfern
fabrt Inn bier ltbr bon bier fort. Sett
bringen Sic oie Srauerfunoe Martba.
Sd) babe nod einige tpi6tige &C.
ihafte gu beioreen. Son odt l1br an
miiiien Sic MIDI beute a6eno 81 Sauie
eripnrten."
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vGarf crit BON Ser Sa6e boren,
penn oie quite Mutter i'm Simmel lit "
~l1nb oie &oniein?" fori6te i1
leiie.
~Sabe id Sbnen nidt gelaet, sic
iollen MIDI bon a6t l1br an erpar-
ten?" iagte Mibonis NIT Dem 4us=
oruf zines felten gnti6luiies in
ieinen enersiiden 3iieen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
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& d piteI
Mnf bem 8es sur @nillutine

l1eber Ben 9feit bieies traurigen
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binpegeeben. 8o3u ou6 Die Srdnen
uno &logen oufi6reiben, bic meme
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baros neruria6te? Anbre Gbenier
flu6te ieinem 8ruber uno Sen bIut=
oiiritigen Safobinern: bann 1peinte er
wie elm &ino iiber ii6 uno iein UNI
gliidli6es 8aterlano. ~SSSn Sen Irmen
Ser &eligion rubteit ou glIdli6 unb
5ufrieoen tpie elm &ino am guIen ser
0eutter," iaste er in ieiner ettpas
pompbaften @eiie, bie ibm our Natur
getporben mar. ,Seit Die ungliidli6e
SbiloIopbie oi6 ibren liebenben Mr-
men entriiien, begebIt bu i'm Ramen
Der Sreibeit niber oi6 ielbit Srepel,
BON Der Die i6limmite Sflaperei
nidts uuBte. Irmes Sranfrei6!"
Wartba tlaete nidt piel. sic batte
rai6 ibre Srdnen setrodnet unt
lagte: sd mill Souls Mutter iter,
ben leben. Sbr 8eiipiel iou midi ser.
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tie mir, Srau Wi6onis babe ibr boz
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mir oof) 5u oieien bropen 8ouern IT
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pie Die Genoeer bieles lieberlibe sc
iinoel bon Sansculotten in bie Bfann
bauen. 9a mo6te i6 babel unb bani
Iein! Sier ober, bol's Ser Senfer, lid
bonn Senfer bolen 5u laiien obne iein'
Saut nenigItens perfaufen 5u fon
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pos, mas bie Saut angebt! Sabt ST.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23

y Sic Snifrift lit beute nod unter
oem 3ifferblott ser beriibnten llbr
auf elmer i6Dor5en Wormortafel alt
leien: ubrmerf, Oas alio geredt bie
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2ebrelt 8erehtigfeit uns rno treu Die
@elete befolgen!
Evening star., 1952-05-02
=Reoders' Clearing House
CHEESE SOIJFFLE.
(Fron. Mrs. B. M.H Fnlls Chnrcl

From Mrs. B. M. H., Falls Church.
Mrs. j. w. w.. Washington: /
hope you will like this recipe for
cheese souf1le. Melt / tablespoon
of butter, and mix in tablespoon
Iof flour. Add l cup Of milk and
cook slowly for a minute or two.
Add a scant teaspoon of Wor-
cestershire sauce, a few drops of
tabasco sauce, ! teaspoon salt. "a
cup cheese (more or less cheese
as desired3. The cheese need not
be grated If shaved thin. Cook
very slowly, stirring until cheese
lis melted. Add 3 whole eggs
beaten lightly.
Beat mixture well. Pour into
creased baking dish and lay thin
slices Of cheese on top and sprinkle
with paprika. Bake Is or 80 min
utes at $50 degrees. Makes 3
generous servings. If double guam
tity is desired use five eggs.
This recipe may be varied by
emitting Worcestershire, cheese
and tabasco and by adding "
teaspoon Of sugar and pouring
cream mixture, after cooking at
least five minutes. over ground
left over broccoli. spinach or meat
In this case. cook about IS min
utes. If souffie doesn't puff high
on your first trial, you may need
to bake at a slightly higher tenn
lperature.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
SAN ANTONIO.
fFrom Mrs. A. o. w. Arlinotonl

tFr0m Mrs. A. L. W., ATlfngt0nl
After noticing, Mrs. L. G. G.'s
inspiring article on San Antonio,
I feel most eager to convey tin
directly. through you) my SINGER
est thank you" to her. This is
because I am a native San An
tonian. (This is no boasting; it is
a blessing.) However, the Sunset
Ridge Apartments. the Fort Sam
Houston Village (duplex-style for
Army, active or retired, and at
least three or four other develop
mentS IN Alamo Heights (my SUBJ
urb) have sprung up. These are
convenient and personable both
Texas A8SM. and Texas Uniyer-
sity are situated elsewhere; yet
Our Lady of the Lake and In
carnate Ward College (young
ladies colleges only, st. Mary's
and Trinity offer educational ad-
vantages.
incidentally, Jack White has
resigned as mayor rather recently
The tourist courts bordering the
Austin highway are ultranice, in
cluding swimming pools by at least
a couple Of them; as well as kitch-
enettes as Mrs L. r. c.. reported
I, also, could "ramble on" But
in conclusion. the newcomer tx
San Antonio will become adjusted
and acclimated to ''free and easy
living" gradually. That is why &
goodly portion Of the inhabitant.
are retired career men. Thus, too
no smoggy factories. Their arte,
sian (though hard) water ther,
can be handled. although admit
soft water seems more manipu.
able.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
Phi Mu Supper

Washington alumnae Of Phi MI
fraternity will hold an informal
campfire supper at Z pm. tomor-
row at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. Walsh. 1895 Beacon
lane. Falls Church, Va.
Mrs. ]. Wooten Pearce is the
newly elected president of the
group. Other officers are: Mrs
Walsh, vice president; Mrs
Charles Leslie. recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Richard Blackwelder
corresponding secretary; Miss Bet
ty Jane Hale, treasurer; Mrs. w
Parker, jr., reporter and Mrs. L.
M. Sigler. city panhellenic dele
gate
Evening star., 1952-05-02

Quoted by DR.. Virginia SanderSon,
regional director.
District candidates will be initi-
ated tomorrow at a banquet with
Mrs. Mildred Schmidt, president
Iof the Maryland State, presiding
Those to be installed are Miss
Elizabeth Griffith, Miss Virginia
Ubhoff, Mrs. Leona Espinosa, Mrs.
Louise Grover. Miss Alys Ewers
and Miss Helen Spencer.
Miss Evelyn Bull. State presi-
dent Of the District of Columbia,
will preside at the closing break
fast session Sunday morning. DR..
H. Roland Devlbiss. dean of the
School of Education Of the Uni
versity of Maryland, will be the
guest speaker.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
Honor Society Opens Meetinq

Approximately 200 delegates are
expected to attend joint conven-
ton of the District and Maryland
Chapters of Delta Kappa Gamma,
honor education society, scheduled
to open today in the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Tonight's program will feature
q reception for the Maryland dele
cation. Greetings will be extend
ed by State founders of the Dis
trict Of Columbia group, Mrs.
Bessie Wood Cramer, Miss Jesse
Coope and Miss Elizabeth Laux-
mann.
Convention activities also will
include a series of workshops or
organizational problems to be con-
Evening star., 1952-05-02

fFrom Mrs. X. M. j., Falls Church,
Mrs j. w. W.. Washington: ]
think that every one has his own
idea on how to make a good meat
loaf and that it takes good deal
of experimenting to find the rec
ipe one likes best. My favorite
is, One pound ground beef,
egg, unbeaten, 2 slices dried toast
crumbled. l small pepper (green)
/ small onion and salt.
Grind or CRATE pepper and
onion to the point where they
are mostly Juice. There should
be no chunks. Mix we'll with
other ingredients and form into
a loaf. Place in creased tin Il
use an iron Skillet) and sprinkle
top with nutmeg and bake in 375
degree oven 1H hours.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
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THANK-YOU" NOTE.
(FrOn, E, H.. LeeSbur0)

To Mrs. L. w. Purcellville and
to Mrs. M. A. NJ. Washington,
each, I wish to say thank you for
the recipe for domecon cake. I
do appreciate your interest and
kindness in contributing same in
response to my appeal.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
Conducted by
BETSY CASWELL
MAKING RUGS.

(Fron1 Mrs. J. L. r., HydttSUilleJ
Some one recently asked about
making rugs out of silk and nylon
hose. She wanted them in certain
|colofS. The hose should be dyed
before, not after, she makes the
rug. Lovely afgans can also be
made from hose and underwear.
After dying cut the hose round
and round as you would peel an
apple, sew ends of strips together
If short and wind into ball. The
strings are used just as yarn. Cut
several width strips and test for
desired size. Almost anything
made out of yarn can be made
from such strips, but will not last
as long as yarn.
4 X
DIAPER SERVICE.
(Fronl Mrs. J. L. A.. Washington
Mrs. A. M. NJ, Washington:
have used a diaper service here
and have found it very satisfac-
tory. It is we'll worth the cost
and saves the mother lots of work
for the first few months.
From Mrs. F. S. p, WashingtonJ
have two children and have
used diaper service for both for
six weeks. This adds up to quite
an expense if you plan to use il
until the child is out of diapers
I would buy diapers for use after
the baby is six weeks old, especial
ly if you have a good washing ma
chine available.
(Fr0nl Mrs. B. E. M, Arlington)
BY all means at least try diaper
service the first month. If you
are displeased you will have plen-
ty of time to buy diapers, but I'm
sure you'll think the service is
worth every cent it costs.
4 4 4 X
RECIPES WANTED?
(From Mrs. J.. S., WaShingto1)
If any of your readers have reci-
pes for pizza and raviole made
Italian style would they please
send them in for meo
Evening star., 1952-05-02
RECIPES WANTEDo

(From Mrs. j.. S.. Washington
If any of your readers have reci.
pes for pizZa and raviole made
Italian style would they please
send them in for me?
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
Min+er Shower
For Miss Jones

Mrs. Jack Minter's party We'd
nesday evening at her home on u.
S. Route AZ, near Lafayette, was
another courtesy for Miss Mary Jo
Jones, bride-elect of William Ken
nedy.
The gifts for the miscellaneous
shower were heaped on a table
beneath a yellow wrapped sprink-
ling can suspended from the chan
delier. Spilling from the spout
were streamers in light green fes-
tooning to the table ends.
For contests, prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Maurice Beathard and
Mrs. Kenneth Tope.
Attending were, Miss Jones, Mrs.
Jack Jones, Mrs. William Ken
nedy, Mrs. John Minter, Mrs.
Maurice Beathard, Mrs. John Ken
nedy, Mrs. Emory Dillon, Mrs. Ed
gar Yerian, Mrs. Kenneth Tope
and her daughter, Sally, Mrs. Will
liam Fettrow, Mrs. Emerson Ernst,
Mrs. Harold Tumblison, Misses
Doris Jane Jones, Mary Kathryn
Langen, Sue Hartley, Marilyn
Jones, of London; Mrs. Ben Harb-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
MATTHEWS REUNION
AT ARRICk HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Arrick en-
tertained members of the Mat
thews family Sunday for their an
nual reunion, at their home on
Armstrong Road No. 2.
Attending were Mrs. Arrick's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Smeltzer and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Michel and son, Robert, of Colum-
bus; Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Mat
thews, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fran
cisco and daughters, Cheryl and
Heidi, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Low
ingood and children, Naomi and
Dennis, Jr., all of Springfield; Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Matthews and
daughters, Phyllis and Elizabeth,
Mrs. Charles Matthews, Miss Mar
celia Levering, of Greenfield; Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Long and children,
Konnie and Libby Kay, of West
Jefferson; Mr.. Arrick's mother,
Mrs. Myrtle Barnes, and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter d. Wood and children,
Helen Jo and Virginia, Donna and
Joseph Arrick, all of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
WOODS RETURN TO TEXAS
AFTER VISIT HERE

The guests of Mrs. Frank j.
Wood, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
II. Hume, North Main Street,
Francis Wood, his daughter, Diana
and son, Tom, Aubrey Meyer, and
Lynn Huff, all of Austin, Texas,
returned to Austin Friday MORN
ing.
During her visit here Miss Wood
was honored at luncheon given
by her aunt, Mrs. Tom Wood, East
High ST., at the Morehouse-Fash-
ion in Columbus Wednesday.
Those attending included Miss
Wood, Miss Gloria Hume, Miss
Marilyn Martin, Miss Nancy Sill
yer, and Mrs. Wood. A farewell
dinner for Miss Wood was given
by Mrs. Wilbur Hume, North Main
ST., Thursday evening. Attending
were Miss Beth Hartley, Miss Bar
bara CLANCY, Miss Gloria Hume,
and Miss Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert l.. Clancy,
North Main ST., entertained at a
dinner for Mr.. Wood and Mr.. Moy-
er at the London Country Club
Wednesday. The guests also in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. John K.
Bridgman, and guest, Mrs. Mary
Jane McElvane.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
Truss" McSHANES ON
BERMUDA VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell McShane,
West High Street, left Saturday
on the first leg of an intriguing
vacation. Motoring to Washington,
d. c., they will park their car
there for the duration" Then
they'll hop a plane for Bermuda
where they'll be registered at the
Coral Beach Club. Debarking from
the plane in New York on their
return to the states, they'll remain
there for two days. Back to Wash
ington they'll pick up the car and
enroute home stop to see their
nephew, Pvt. William McShane,
son of DR.. and Mrs. William Nc
Shane, of Columbus, formerly of
London, who is attending Officers
Candidate School at Aberdeen
Proving Ground, Aberdeen, Mary
land.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
Kennedys Party For
Son And Bride-EIect

Mr.. and Mrs. William Kennedy,
40, Maple ST., entertained at a
buffet supper Sunday evening in
celebration of the coming mar
riage of their son, William L.
Kennedy, to Miss Mary Jo Jones.
Those attending were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
Garnet Redman, Mrs. Edward
Speasmaker, Mr.. and Mrs. James
B. Kennedy and sons, Jimmy and
Jackie, John Kennedy, Mr. and
Mrs. John d. Kennedy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Minter, all of London;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ancil Kirk, Wash
ington C. H.; Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Lee Struckman and children;
Mary Lee and Tommy of Dayton.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
Club Events For
August Listed

The August social calendar of
the London Country Club will be
shy one Tuesday afternoon party,
the committee cancelling the one
for August 19, giving precedence
to the Madison County Fair which
Will be in full swing at that time.
The first event for the month,
Tuesday, August 5, the women of
the club will be hostesses for an
Invitational Golf and Bridge tourn-
ament for Washington c. H., Bel
lefontaine and Circleville clubs.
On Tuesday, August IL and 26,
are the regular afternoon parties,
luncheon, golf and bridge.
For the dinner dance, Saturday,
August 30, for members and out
of-town guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Johnson, West High Street,
will head the committee in charge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
LINDBERGH MUSEUM
DEDICATED

LITTLE FALLS, MINI. lPy-A
small museum containing heir
looms of the Charles A. Lindbergh
family has been dedicated in the
old Lindbergh home here. The COL
lection includes the famed flier's
toy soldiers, fishing tackle, family
china and carved items. A dam
aged wooden propeller is hung on
one wall. The museum-home is
in Lindbergh State Park.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
1t. Col. Skaters
Here On Visit

1t. Col. r. d. Shaffer, U.SM.C.,
Mrs. Shaffer and their daughter,
Vallery, of Norfolk, Virginia, were
recent guests of 1t. Col. Shaffer's
aunts, Mrs. Maude Tyler and Miss
Mary Shaffer, Columbia Avenue
and other relatives.
Leaving London, 1t. Col. Shaf-
fer was enroute to California stop
ping over i'm Stockton, Kansas, for
a short visit with his father, r. B.
Shaffer, and also at Culver City,
California, to see his sister, Miss
Charlene Shaffer, before report
ing to point of embarkation for
service in Korea.
Mrs. Shaffer and their daughter
have gone to Salt Lake City to re-
side with her parents until 1t. Col.
Shaffer's return from his detail in
Korea.