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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-11

A wedding of interest in Lon
don, was that on Sunday, August
2, of Miss Harriet Lord, to 1t.
Gene Blake Seeberger at Gay
Street Methodist Church in Mt.
Vernon at 7:30 o'clock. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Lord of Mt. Vernon. Her
mother is the former Gladys Hin
ton of London. 1t. Seeberger is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. See
berger, 2607 Glen Echo Drive, Co
lunbus.
Among the attendants for the
wedding were the brides twin
brothers, James and John Lord Of
Mt. Vernon.
The bridal gown was of ice
blue nylon tulle over satin, with
fitted bodice with portrait neck
line formed by hand-run Alencon
lace with irridescent pallets and
tiny tucked sleeves. The very full
skirt was many layers of the tulle.
Her fingertip veil of imported silk
illusion was held in place by a
half-bonnett of blue satin outlin-
ed with pearls. She wore heirloom
pearls with matching earrings be-
longing to her grandmother. She
carried a white satin Bible top
ped with white glamellias. On the
satin streamerso falling from the
Bible were stephanotis and the
wedding arrow of Pi Beta Phi
Sorority. She had four bridal at
tendantS.
For the reception in the church
the brides mother wore navv
crepe with pink velvet hat, rhine.
stone trimmed. Her flowers were
pink camellias. The bridegroom
mother wore pink tucked voile
with organdy accessories and pink
corsage.
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Rosnagle
Harriet and Robert RosnagIe
North Main Street, attended the
wedding and reception.
For their wedding trip to Gen,
eva, N. Y, where the bridegroom
will report to Samson Air Force
Base on August 13, the bride wore
a blue shantung dress with a shell
pink velvet hat and pinks acces
sorieS. ....
The new Mrs. Seeberger attend
ed Ohio Wesleyan, where she be
came a member of Pi Beta Ph
sorority. She graduated from Ohio
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18

Gage-Dck Jasper bout terrific. Jasper won by
Ko 1t was great contest. Watch the dailies for
Jack Raleigh's next fight card.
Del Flanagan and Johnny Saxton win go to
battle Tony stechers Dec. 80 card at the Mime
apols Auditorium reported on this page last
week. saxton win have to win by Ko IL he wants
to win.
Deacon Davis, Iowa's forward is back again this
and win definitely be of the Big Tens
better cagers
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18
oujeErje Roxjuo Nosss

The Ranbo Arena Chicago drew 712 fans In is first neigh
borhood nond talent show with the aid Of the international
Boxing Club here In Chicago.
The fights good with former Olympic lightweight
Adkins winning very
Tommy sparring partner
unhappy attempt detrone Kid Gavan weterweght
champion
revealed that Adkins q more polish
ready TV big publicity
here should do him good and help him to develop.
Willie looked better Portuguez
In rounds than Rocky Castelan looked ouponng
From this Troyastelani bout would Troy
hit while Rocky punch
While Pep st and winning fights His latest
tn Billy Lima by kayo Despite these victories he
match eatheweght Sandy
back shape Among the 127pounders Top
Davis Dace Barrado and Percy Bassett
rates, but he a bit old company
Now 1t Is time for this rngsder to forget boxing
ment and suffer slow burn he unwilling
white nonentity to the AAU Sullivan great
athlete like Nal Whitfield prize
to show that writers anguish
Of the things they do.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18
A,shi. Moor. 10 Defend Tn. AsaIna masIm Jon. ~


In Minmi
the boxing world for another OF those
OF between fighters In recent the
exciting RobnsonJate
exciting with dealing
his first defeat Of these and Sugar
winning the mddleweght championship In another
Others recent including the bouts
Jersey Whereas
anxious the brows they found
and convenient to miss the Chareswalcott trays.
The newest deal be between light heavyweight
Archie Moore champ Maxim When Maxim
champ virtually deaf the OF Moore
mentioned challenger Finally forced into fight after
demanding getting everything boxing and
trunks payment.
Moore beat Maxim 10 "fare hee-wcl getting glory the
he but They had return bout In Ogden Utah. In
dun affair 10 be kind stin to
who did the fighting Maxim Anyway Moore
tanned his title I'm mighty close get together.
Although Harold Johnson with whom Moore staged
hon OF three fights In the clamoing title fight and the
MIA with him. Moore defend his title second
time against Maxim This the win DO held Miami Fla
JAN H.
An this this be another fight with
neither getting folks will
the freight and the two gadators win draw well
In hardly likely that Maxim whip Moore and neither can
johnson. Moore Is champion with real chaiengors.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18

Riding Hood" and "st. George
and the Dragnet" come up with
topper just right for the season,
CHRISTMAS DRAGNET. This Is
about a guy who desn't believe in
Santa Claus. The complete story
takes up both sides Of the record.
DAVIS Butler and ork complete the
cast (CapitoD Then there Is
a DRAGNET POLKA by the Tune
Toppers, paired with a ballad
sung by Joe Dale, MY SONG FOR
You CMGM). Incidently, Drag
net win show up soon as a movie.
To go along with her album.
Joni James has a Yuletide single
which you'll want to hear
CHRISTMAS AND YOU and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18
Ellington Coming To
s.. Paul Auditorium
On Jonuory II

Duke Ellington and famed or
chestra win present The Parade
OF Youth Concert" at the st. Paul
Auditorium January IL, 1864.
Starring with the Duke during
this single performance viii be
the famed ''Flamingo Quintet"
and his II piece band together
with 8 outstanding acts with IL
members in each act in a mann
moth az hour show.
Duke Ellington, Americas FORE
most composer Of modern music.
has reigned as pace-setting
stylist since 1927. Over more than
two decades the Ellington idiom
has carved out a big niche In
musical America. Bands have
come and gone. None have moved
Ellington from the top rung. Yet
Duke feels he hasn't even scratch
cd the surface OF popular music's
great potentialitles.
He has contributed more TO
modern music. In originality, mel
odic material. and arranging tech
nlque than any other contempor-
airy. His manner of writing In en-.
igmatic mood and quicksilver
rhythms has a subtle by-play OF
reeds against brasscs, and piano
against orchestra remained an
individual art. His songs are as
fresh today as the day they were
written.
In January of 1858 Duke Filing
ton played his first concert at
New York's Carnegie Hall. Al
that time he introduced his first
great and ambitious work. BLACK
Brown and Beige" a tone parallel
TO the history OF the Negro in
America.
Since that first concert in 1913,
Ellington has played in concerts
In Cleveland, Boston. Philadel-
phia. Los Angeles. Chicago and
other key cities always to
capacity houses, Dukes current
itinerary calls for eighty concerts
a year.
In the opinion OF many, Dukes
concert activities have won him
an audience OF the widest scope
and established the crown of lead
ership on his handsome head more
firmly than at any time In his
career.
Reserved seat tickets for this
giant show can be purchased at
Field Schlick and Endicott ticket
offices In st. Paul and the Down
town Ticket Office In Minneapolis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18

c. Caroline, the Illinois
Urbana Illinois
shop which proudly displayed football
window. The barber said He didn't Negroes
Bertrand Notre is
Clarence
when he coach Ehzabeth's Chicago
Things kind quiet sports holidays
coming but Jan will be real day for the top Grid teams
ing in the bowl games.
Now it official Vic Power of the Kansas city
American Association batting with
being
hit the most by pitched balls with
Woody Lewis safety Angeles Rams a
tries
which broke the record which stood
Roosevelt and North games Mnneapo-
lis Prep Saturday Dec.
Conference champion North viii be relying heavily
center, Shorty Patterson.
Kid Gavian the Neil Award
Mechanic prep up
conference schedule
Ransom and Lamdan the key me Trainers
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18

Individual song styling zoomed
these Apollo recording artists to
the top on the sepia song hit par
AIDES with their recording of Baby
Don't DO It," which has sold over
million copies.
This unit is setting new records
In the rhythm and blues field with
their hit tunes, Crazy Man
Crazy. Take All or Me" and
"You Know and ! Know"
Charlie Ferguson has scored an
other first" by producing a tall
ented, speciality group Of femme
musicians who back up their
leader. unsteady and beautifully
to the last notes.
Ferguson's big g" and Bean
head" waxings on the Apollo la
bel and his "Stop Taikin'" on
Prestige discs are juke box fav-
oritea.
A crowd Is expected to attend
this holiday attraction.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18
A REAL CHRISTMAS GIFT

The finest kind Of n Christmas
gift this year Is a Gift Subscrip-
ton to this newspaper. Friends
and relatives who are former resi-
dents Of the Twin Cities, especially
appreciate a Christmas Gift sub
scription. which comes to them
each week by mail Make arrange
ments this week to send a Gift
Subscription to that friend or reia-
tive
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18
At The Ringside

CHICAGO

Turner welteregh Philadelphia campaigning
mddewegt displayed the fact that he does
not have what takes be champion the other night when he
lost 1o-round bout 10 Rocky CasteianL
In this bout Turner still youngster Of g. demonstrated the
fault he displayed In all his fights chin For
boxer like casteian Gil easy Rocky merely danced In
bd then danced out before could get close enough 70
bash him couple OF times
healthy who apparently stays In
the art OF self defense though Until
win champion in either the weewght the
middle-wcght division He has great attack
Despite learned basic
ledge Of defending take
This while, but fighter has
70 take much punishment In this style OF fighting.
ringsder the Kid Gaytlan
wcltercgt Bobby Dykes handlers would
the flaw In his Evidently they have not done
and Turner In s Wild swinging fellow who do all
until fighter like Gavlan Caselan.
Well he has consciaionhe not win title but he win
make money.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18
e'''''1' Sports
Griffin /.
BY JIMMY GRIFFIN

Tennessee State draws Gustas Adolhus the first round
the St Paul Holiday Tourney
Dec 20 at 73o p. m. at the St Paul Auditorium.
On LIT uronl1a pa, inhtc ho
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18

Bobby Van, James Whitmore,
Tommy Rail and Bob Fosse. AS
preview, an album of IA songs
taken directly from the sound
track Of the movie has just been
released. Among the popular tunes
listed are WHY CAN'T YOU BE-
HAVE, wUNDERBAR, ALWAYS
TRUE TO you IN MY FASH
ION, FROM THIS MOMENT ON,
TOO HOT. and so IN LOVE
(MGM).
The background music from the
sound track of The Joe Louis
story film is also on record. con-
Quoted by the man who was re-
sponsible for its composition,
George Bassman. Eight tunes.
which musically serve to highlight
the story of the Brown Bomber,
include. THE THEME FROM
THE JOE LOUIS STORY, A
FIGHTER Is BORN, THE
BROWN BOMBER, DENUNCIA-
TON, MARVA. REUNION AND
PARTING, GOOD LUCK CHAMP
and the ever-popular I'LL BE
AROUND (MGM).
About a year ago, the song.
why Don't You Believe Me" cata-
pulled a young singing star to
overnight popularity. That star.
Joni James. now has her first al
bum of romantic tunes. Done In
her familiar style and including
some of the best to date, the al
bum is entitled LET THERE BE
LOVE, which is also one of the
tunes in the collection. Others are
MY ROMANCE, THE NEAR
NESS OF YOU, YOU'RE MINE
you. YOU'RE MY EVERY
THING. YOU'RE NEARER
LOVE is HERE TO STAY and
I'LL BE SEEING YOU (MGM).
Something which should have
national appeal Is an album of the
personal PHILOSOPHERS of 10 living
Americans and 10 immortals. This
disc, issued on the title of This I
Believe" is an outgrowth OF the
radio and Tv program of the same
name, all the brain work of news
analyst Edward r. Murrow.
On two 12-inch LIP discs. with
commentary by Murrow. this rec
ord package carries the personal
PHILOSOPHERS of such contemporar-
les as Bernard Baruch. Helen
Hayes, Ralph Buncre, Eleanor
Roosevelt and Carl Ssndburg.
For the 10 immortals there are
Socrates. Abraham Lincoln.
Florence Nightingale, Confucius,
Franklin d. Roosevelt, Queen
Victoria, Benjamin Franklin, win
Rogers, Marie Curie and Mahat-
ma Gsndhi. Their philosophers, not
previously heard on the air or
Tv are written in each case by a
noted world authority on the sub
ject and spoken by the best por-
trayers. This, therefore, Is quite
the thing to hear (Columbia).
Singles
Stan Fredberg. repeating on his
'sDragnet" discings OF Little Blue
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18
RATING THE
R Z c o r D S
Mostly About Albums

With the increasing number of
albums coming out. 1t has become
necessary to devote at least one
column a month TO these collec-
tons alone. All are not necessar-
lily in the jazz category some are
in the pop field, others are show
tune packages. and still others are
In the semi-classical vein.
Since the number of albums is
too great for all to get into one
column, we try to confine our
selves to what we thing are the
best of the bunch.
One such best" Is the newest
lionel Hampton two-tune album
which pairs THE NEARNESS OF
you with STOMPIN AT THE
SAVOY, The Hamp, sided by os-
car Peterson, piano: Buddy Rich,
drums and Ray Brown. bass, does
a real exciting job on extended
versions of these oldies.
In "Nearness," the pace is cool
and unhurried. 1t actually might
be called portrait painting of a
lush mood. pregnant with jazz i'm
provisations. The mate, equally
cool. has subtle swing to It.
Everyone gets into the solo spot
on this, and II you'll listen closely
you'll hear the Hamp going into
vocal ecstasies in various spots.
OF course, "Stompin" has been
done so many times, even by
Hamp. but you'll go for this long,
long version (Clef).
Another best" is the extended
play IS rpm disc, entitled 'Lunce-
ford Special, which has four of
eight top items culled from the
late Jimmy Lunceford repertoire
and appearing in an earlier album
t7s RPM under the same name.
It's like page from the not too
distant past ripped out and used
as a basis for some of that
great" jazz la the Harlem FIX
pressman and his crew of top
notch musicians,
Tunes taken from the original
album set include the rough and
popular WELL ALL RIGHT
THEN. the four words handled
vocally by the ensemble. It was
Lunceford's first novelty success
and still holds top place among
Jump numbers of its ilk. Then
there's CHOPIN PRELUDE NO.
7. tastefully done. with the sax
choir predominating and the
brasses sccenting the mood. An
other Is THE LONESOME ROAD,
vocally handled by James Young,
The final item, which is also the
title OF the album Is LUNCEFORD
SPECIAL.
The original album included
WHAT'S YOUR STORY MORN
ING GLORY, BABY WON'T you
PLEASE COME HOME. WHITE
HEAT and UPTOWN BLUES
tColumbia).
The Broadway hit musical,
Kiss Ne Kate" is soon to APP
pear on film, featuring such stars
as Kathryn Grayson. Howard
Keel. Ann Miller. keenan, Wynn.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18
GOLF ASSOCIATION TO
SPONSOR TEEN-AcE
COlFiNC CLINICS

The T. C. Golf Association Is
sponsoring another unit to its or
ganization: the teen-age division
in golf. All teen-agers Interested
In playing golf, win have free
membership in the association and
free professional golf lessons dur
ing the winter months.
For further information con-
tact Catherine Norman at the
Phyllis wheatley House, Oh. 1855,
or Clyde Williams, Fly, 1884 or
Bert Dawson, Pl OTTO or Alverta
coram. Dale 6104 st. Paul.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18

Don't forget our advertisers as
you do your Christmas shopping.
They are good friends!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18
Five Royals &
Charlie Ferguson
Bond Here Dec. rs

The Five Royals backed by
Charlie Ferguson and his all-girl
orchestra win play for the Christ
mas Dance Saturday at the Min
ncapolis Labor Temple, Dec. 20.
beginning at $3.50 p. m.
The Royals are returning by
popular demand after making
their initial Twin city appear
ance last Spring.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18

Wsr~evsy Feisys lIsses ssers)
rsefvri~s Az NetienaIly Advertised
ti0uoas WINES - sEtR
7s7 Rsse, A. ssmmt o.. i151
ye~r sasressss Appreciates
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18

Q Names across the Minnesota
South Dakota spaces could be the
title Of Kay Coates column from
Sioux Falls, 8. ID. which appears
In this paper weekly.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-18

Stan Fredberg. repeating on his
''Dragnet" discings OF Little Blue
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Park Police Asked
To Help Pupils Cross
Indian Head Road

Park Police will be asked to
aid Prince Georges County Of
ficers in getting small children
safely across Indian Head high
way to and from the Forest
Heights Elementary School.
The county commissioners
agreed yesterday to make the re-
quest after a delegation from the
schools Parent-Teacher ASsoci-
alton asked help in solving the
problem.
Chairman Thomas E. Latimer
said two county policemen are
assigned to the crossing at school
hours. He added that Forest
Heights pupils are the only ones
in the county receiving that
much protection.
Clifford P Lunson, spokesman
for the delegation, replied that
officers assigned there are some
times called to other duties, leav-
ing the crossing unguarded at
school opening and closing
periods.
In another action at it's Upper
Marlboro meeting, the board ap-
pointed two new policemen rec
commended by Chief F. Allen
Richards. They are George E.
Robey and William Kritzer.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
THE HECHT CO.
WASHINGTON s. P0rkinetOn arlington
Teach Him to Talk!
MEYERS "TALKEET"

Not every Parakeet will talk. Our IA
nous Meyers Talkeets are noted for
learning quickly and talking fluently.
Flaming plumage. (Sorry, no mail
or phone orders for birds, no delivery)
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Beverage Law Observance
Urqed on Restaurants

District Commissioner Renah
F. Camalier last night called on
restaurant owners to continue
their cooperation with the Com
missioners in enforcing alcoholic
beverage control laws.
Speaking at a meeting Of the
District Beverage Association in
the Hamilton Hotel, Mr., Camalier
urged the members to police their
own businesses.
"One of the greatest evils, u
he said, "iS disrespect for the
law and failure to get co-opera-
ton from those who can prevent
the violations"
He emphasized that sales to
minors or those already under
the influence of alcohol are
"tantamount to bootlegging."
I'VE are still a Nation run by
laws" the Commissioner said,
mot by the whims of individuals,
and we must guard that liberty" !"
Evening star., 1953-10-28
; Get Jail Terms
For Attacking Man

Two 90-day jail sentences and
one for so days were handed out
yesterday to three young men
convicted Of ganging up on an
other man.
Robert r. Willoughby, 81, of
the 1900 block of Davis street
Sc, and James L. Harris, 10,
of the 1900 block of U street
Sc. got the three-month terms.
James j. Manion, .jr., 10, of
the 2400 block of Alabama ave-
nue. Sc, got two months.
Trial magistrate John M.
Miller presided at the hearing
in Silver Spring.
A fourth defendant, Albert A..
Rachel, 3216 Minnesota avenue
Sc, was found not guilty.
They were accused of beating
Charles E. Frawley, GIL Glen
more drive, Falls Church (Va.),
in a braWl in a Silver Spring
restaurant parking lot Septem-
ber 27.
Evening star., 1953-10-28

If you've ever admired the lovely
compliments that beautiful gems
pay woman's hands, you'll love
this exciting new way to manicure
your fngertips!
Pearl CuSex il a new iridescent
polish that re-creates the fabulous
glow of pearls - because it's made
with precious Lustre Of Pearl!
Cutex presents this wondrous new
nail polish in four beautiful jewel
tones: WHITE PEARL, luminous
as creamy pearls - PINK PEARL,
soft as pale pink satin - ROSE
PEARL, the color of roses in the
rain-and FLAMING PEARL, fiery
as q harvest moon.
Much longer wearing! Pearl Cutex
Not only captures the radiance of
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Rabbi Burnstein Heads
RubbinicuI Council

Rabbi Simon BurnStein of the
Southeast Hebrew Congregation
has been elected president of
the Rabbinical Council of Wash
ington. He succeeds Rabbi
Joshua Klavan of Congregation
Talmud Torah.
Other officers are Rabbi Moshe
H. Levinson. Congregation Beth
Ell, and Rabbi Arthur Bogner,
Congregation Ezras Israel, vice
presidents; Chaplain Chain ill
liamowsky, treasurer, and Rabbi
Martin S. Helpern. Congregation
Beth Israel, secretary.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Prentiss to Speak

Brig. Gen. Louis w. Prentiss,
Engineer Commissioner, will
speak on THE Value of the
Cadet Corps" at a meeting of
the Western Home and School
Association at 8 pm. tomorrow
in the school, Thirty fifth street
and Reservoir road NV. Gen.
Prentiss was a Cadet Corps cap
tain in 1919.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
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Evening star., 1953-10-28
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Evening star., 1953-10-28

ADVERTISEMENT.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-15
an
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FinoI M eesivaQ

Truman Elementary Il.
closed 1 most successful year ID.
DIR The presidency Of Mrg. In
Adams The meeting May Il,
opened with group singing pledge
0k allegiance national nntheEa and
the E6xl Prayer
Room Repre sentative charm an
Mrs 6 Wheeler III. ave
complete report IL that roup
aetivities for ne year ana thaTlk.
M Al wla0 helped make Il such !
successful one.
HIS Daniel Carols. studs
Group chairman. told 81 tie infer,
eet and attendance average s. q
Wllo attended the discus6iou nd
bene thereby. Mi A & Gai.
nAlt Hospitality shnnked aII ss
Nls0 worked with her during IN
pink year NH ae Murray. men.
bArship chairman repaired i sotl
|Ot M nleuIh
DeIegafes q tlla coming sim.
laex Institute short course = Sc
held q Gainesville ii June wiI s.
llka. EDWARD Bayly and 1Eis
Nay sands Awards prnssn q
ahe teachers If sixth grades t01
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-17
FOUND
Rumnoge SoIes

RUMMAGE sale Wednesday, Septem-
ber 23rd, Sunshine Class of Congrega-
tional Church. 15020 Aspinwall ave.
RUMMAGE sale at 1920 Aspinwall
ave-. Wednesday evening, September
23rd,. Thursday the oath; Benefit
Mayfair PTA.
Evening star., 1953-02-03
-Hessler Photo.
The former
Miss Ann Peter

The former Miss Peter is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Armisteod Peter I'll, and Mr. Peore is the Of
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Truman Peorre of BoItinnore Their
marriage performed by Dr. G. Freeond Peter assisted
by Dr. Leslie Glenn on January "a at ST. Johns Church.