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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05
Facts About
Folks

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Holton,
East First Street, left Wednesday
morning on a motor trip to the
west coast, expecting to visit
friends in California, a sister of
Mr. Holton in Van Couver. They
expect to be away from London
for at least two months and will
stop at Grand Canyon, Yellow
stone National Park, Lake Louise,
Banff, and any of the many other
places of interest in that part of
the country that may strike their
fancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Henderson,
West Fifth Street, spent the week
end with relatives in Geneva.
Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs.
F. E. Sidener, Jr., and their
children, Chris and Lee, East
High Street, spent the holiday
week end in East Liverpool,
guests of Mrs. Sidener's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
William D. Christopher.
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Mrs. w. H. Riddle, ST., Elm
Street, and her daughter, Mrs. II.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05

Robert d. Jones, Nelson Curl, Jr.,
the other officer, sent his greet
ings from Panama, with regrets
and like all other members of
the class expressed hope that
all could be together come 1878
when their silver anniversary
rolls. round.
After the dinner the 1943 grad
yates followed the classes of 1903
and 1928 in the commencement
professional in the new auditor
ium of London High School.
The following graduates were
in attendance: Max Bennett, Mrs.
Rhea Bennett Wagner, Mrs. Mar
gene Brown Johnson, Miss Judith
Butcher, William L. Cain, Murray
Cannon, Mrs. Mary Cordle Da-
vey, Richard F. Culpeper, Mrs.
Betty Dowler Bogenrife, Edward
A. Ernst, Mrs. Rose Evans Den
yes, Miss Virginia Gentle, Mrs.
Patty Holman Milliken, Mrs.
Rosemary Homoelle Lohr, Rich
ard Holton, Robert D. Jones, Mrs.
Betty Kaveney Shoaf, Mrs. Esther
KEGS Beekban, Robert Kline, Mrs.
Freda Lewis SweitZer, Mrs. jean
ne Lilly Newcomb, Mrs. Jean
Long Pfarr, Mrs. Betty Mabe
Garrett, Mrs. Mariana Marrah
Flynn, Walter r. Munich, William
Myers, Weldon ]. Pfarr, Max F.
Porter, Mrs. Dorothy Powers
Profit, Mrs. Nancy Price Tingley,
Mrs. Jeanne Putnam Metzger,
Mrs. Patty Robinson Messenger,
Fred Shaffer, Mrs. Connie Stahl
Daniels, Mrs. Anita Sullivan
Junk, Richard Townsend, Mrs.
Vivian Watson Patch and Floyd
Woosley.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05
June Sheldon
Much Fe+ed

With her wedding date only two
days away, friends of Miss June
Sheldon, who will marry Murray
Cannon Sunday afternoon, June z,
have slowed down in pre-nuptial
entertaining planned in her honor.
But before the slowing down it
was busy time for the bride-elect
with the following social affairs
given within the past few weeks.
Miss Ruth E. Armstrong, assist
ed by Mrs. Troxell Laybourne and
Mrs. Kenneth ]. Bardon, had a
canasta party at her home on Arm
strong Road. Their prizes were
presented to Mrs. Murray c. Lohr,
Mrs. Robert Halterman and Mrs.
Kermit Creamer with a gift for
Miss Sheldon.
The next party was for both
bridge and canasta at the home of
Mrs. Cletus Higgins, whose CO.
hostesses were, Mrs. William
Brock and Mrs. James Cummins.
Miss Sheldon not only received a
gift but also held winning score at
canasta while for bridge Mrs.
Troxell Laybourne and Mrs. Glenn
Sponsler received the awards.
Mrs. Glenn Sponsler was assist
ed by Mrs. Kermit Creamer, when
she entertained four tables of
guests at canasta and bridge in her
apartment on South Main Street.
They presented Miss Sheldon with
a courtesy gift and prizes for
bridge to Mrs. Joseph O'Connell
and Mrs. Murray c. Lohr and Mrs.
Raymond Ridenour and Mrs.
James Cummins for canasta.
Miss Virginia Bell Green and
Mrs. Nelson Gardner (Jean Fergu-
SOM invited their guests to the
Red Brick Tavern for supper and
cards. Their prizes were presented
to Mrs. Kenneth Norris, Mrs. Mat
thew T. Rea and Mrs. Edgar Hare
for bridge and to Mrs. William
Brock, Mrs. Dean Goodyear and
Mrs. Robert Day for canasta with
a gift for the honoree.
The last courtesy was the desert
bridge of Mrs. Matthew T. Rea at
her country home on the Mt. Sterl-
ing Pike, Tuesday evening, with
Mrs. Edgar Hare, Columbus, Mrs.
George Dewey, and Mrs. Charles
d. Richmond co-hostesses. Prizes
went to Mrs. Kenneth Norris, Mrs.
James Willard and Mrs. Dean
Goodyear and gift for Miss Shell
don.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05
Evelyn PIymeII
Guest At Shower
In Fairborn

Complimenting Miss Evelyn Ply
nell, bride-elect of Samuel Len
tine of Columbus, bridal shower
was given Friday evening by Mrs.
Freda Davis of 410 Green Street,
Fairborn, Mrs. Lois Marten assist
ing.
Attending were, Miss Plymell
and her mother, Mrs. Ray Plymeu
of London; Mrs. Eva Fisher, Mrs.
Dorothy Hershberger, Miss Flo
Lewis, Mrs. Jack King, Mrs. Louise
Genac, Mrs. Betty Fischer, Mrs.
Dorothy Knickerbocker, Mrs. Har-
old Fischer, Mrs. Margaret Fisch-
er, Mrs Louise Cox, Mrs. Kathryn
Shengleton, all of Fairborn; Miss
Marjorie Grove of Urbana; Miss
Betty PEPPER, Miss Barbara Crist,
Mrs. Mary Dawson, Mrs. Betty
Turpin and Miss Marjorie Dudley
of Dayton.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05
Society, Social Events And News OF The Clubs

H. Hume, Garfield Avenue,
motored to Geneva. Wednesday,
to accompany home Master
Jamie Miller, who had been visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Hume the last week.
Miss Gertrude Won Riesen, di-
rector of Week Day Religious
Education in Madison County
schools has returned from Topeka,
Kansas, where she attended grad
uation of a nephew.
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Mrs. Charles Cook of Marietta
spent the week end with her
daughter, Miss Marjorie Cook, a
member of the London High
School faculty.
S-Sgt. James r. Clifton, U.S.A.
F., is enjoying 80 days leave with
his mother, Mrs. Anne Smith, 131
Chandler Avenue. Returning after
Ia months in Nome, Alaska, at
the expiration of his leave he
will go to Smoky Hill Air Force
Base, Salina, Kansas. He has
been in the service eight years.
Mrs. Robert Fades and her
sons, Bobbie and Donnie, spent
several days last week in Chicago,
guests of a cousin, Mary Nickle,
former resident of London.
Dean Circle of Gallipolis, STU
dent at Ohio University, Athens,
spent the week end at the home
of Mrs. Robert L. Rea, East
First Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Edmondson,
will be in their office on West
Second Street, Monday, June %,
when they return from a two
weeks vacation at Del Ray
Beach, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peters,
North Main Street, have gone tc
Cleveland for a few days visit
with their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl ]. Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Garsteck
and Mrs. Wanda Scott of Cleve-
land with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Bit of Will-O-Whip, were regist-
cred at Fettrow's Village over the
week end, coming down for a
visit with Major and Mrs. Robert
A. McMurray, Lafayette Road.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Meade and
their son, Chandler Avenue, had
as their guests last week, Mrs.
L. H. Meade and Mrs. j. c. Will
liams, of Ashland, Kentucky.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Marsh
of Ft. Wayne, Indiana, were
guests over the week end of Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Tyson, Elm st.
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Mrs. Joseph Spencer Martin
and her son, Joseph Martin of
Kenton, attended commencement
at London High School Friday
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05
Bridal Shower
For Miss Rigsby

A shower of pretty appointments
was given recently by Mrs. Robert
Fades at her home on West High
Street, complimenting Miss Norma
Rigsby whose marriage to Roger
Dillon, will be an open church
ceremony Saturday, June 6 at 2:30
o'clock at the Presbyterian church,
London. Mrs. Howard Dillon was
assistant hostess.
A large sprinkling can of pink
and white, was suspended over the
many gifts which were opened dur
ing the evening, received from the
following guests: Mrs. John Ken
nedy. Miss Jean Seaburn, Mrs.
c Carl Williams, Mrs. William
Woods, Mrs. Emerson Ernst, Mrs.
Rena Ballenger, Mrs. Richard Van
Horn, Mrs. James Fades, Mrs. Ned
Bennett, Mrs. John c. Miller, Mrs.
Betty Baughn, Mrs. Sherman
Rightsell, Mrs. Viola Gloyd, Mrs.
Rose Dillon, Mrs. Rea Wagner,
Mrs. John Dillon, Mrs. Ralph Co.
means, Mrs. Robert Shipley, Mrs.
Wilbur Fades, Mrs. VIM. Morcher,
Mrs. Peggy Massie, Mrs. Harry
Rutherford, Mrs. Robert Herriott,
Mrs. Roger McClaskie, Mrs. Paul
Jones, Mrs. Robert Stone, Mrs.
Raymond Dillon, Mrs. Walter
Goodson, Mrs. Ralph Sanders, Mrs.
Frank Stone, Mrs. Charles Carter,
Mrs. Doris Harrington, Mrs. Rob-
ert Litchfield, Newark, Mrs. Eva
Pennington, Mrs. Ray Click and
Mrs. Marion Snyder, Springfield.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05

Barbara Davis, Allen Finchum.
GRADE 10 Robert Brown,
Elsie Fout. Roger Kronk. Joyce
mclaughlin, Tom McNamara,
Ann Moody, Crystal Stewart.
GRADE IL Janet Bruce, Joyce
Finchum, Faye Jenkins.
GRADE IL Margaret Brown.
James Fellows, Nora Fout, Shir-
ley Fout, Ronald Clark, Barbara
French, Elizabeth Harrison. Dell
ores Harrison, Jean Kelly. Wilrna
O'Brien.
Perfect Attendance
GRADE l Renda Lloyd.
Grade None.
GRADE l and 2 : Merle Earles,
Carol Lindsay.
GRADE 3 Charles Wilson
Robert Baker, Jack Beerwelk
Linda Butcher, Carol Clemmons,
Norma Dixon, Shelly Foreman
Josephine Fout, Larry Fradd,
Billy Harrington, Ronald Harrf-
son, Junior Literal, Billie Miller.
Rickie Renick, Eddie Ropp, Ger
ry Smith, Kenneth Ward, Mary
Whiteside, Paul Virgins.
GRADE Douglas Duncan,
Patricia Lindsay, Judy McClaskie.
GRADE 5 Donna Foreman,
Sondra Black, Lonnee Finchum,
Joe Hoger, Richard Henry, Ruth
Ropp, Roberta Stuthard.
GRADE 6 = Paul Dowler, Rose
mary Lloyd, Larry mclaughlin,
Marilyn Agile, Miles Patton, Billie
Virgins.
GRADE Z Gladys Jacobs. EN-
ma Hager.
GRADE 8 James Campbell,
Michael Finchum.
GRADE 9 Marilyn Feeley.
Fred Wells.
GRADE 10 : None.
GRADE IL : None.
GRADE II Douglas Stone.
F 81
ORDER
Let there be light" is the per-
petual demand of truth and
Love, changing choas into order
and discord into the music OF
the spheres.
Mary Baker Eddy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05
Madison Local
Honor Roll

Perfect attendance and honor
roll for Madison Local School
for the year is reported from the
office of Supt. Ralph Mccain
bridge as follows:
HONOR ROLL
GRADE 3 Linda Beekrnan,
Sheila Davis, Norma Dixon, Lar
ry Fradd, June McClaskie, Billy
.,liller, Martha Phillips, Rickie
Renick, Eddie Ropp.
GRADE a Diane Fades, Robt.
Geesling, Francis Hay, Judy Nc
Claskie, Warren Rockwell, Leroy
Simpson, Beverly Sparks, James
Trehearne.
GRADE 5 Donna Foreman,
Eddie Gault, Robt. Rea, Jean
Ridenour, Ruth Ann Ropp, Rob-
erta Stuthard, Marzanna Turvy.
GRADE 6 Gloria Butcher,
Judith Deck, Paul Dowler, Jerry
Fout, Gloria Geesling, Dorothy
Jenkins, Gerald Maggard, Miles
Patton, Avis Rucker, Peggy
Sparks, Jean Workman.
GRADE z Nancy Gammell,
Vaughn Garner, Jeanne Click,
Anna DeFord, Thelrna Fenchum,
Beatrice Otte, Roger Clark.
GRADE s Paul Borror (A's),
Alma DeFord (A's), Kay Myer.
GRADE 9 Nancy Borror,
Diane Hughes, Genna Jenkins,
Janet Patton, Jerry mclaughlin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05
Is YEAR CLASS HAS REUNION
BEFORE LHS GRADUATION
Two Members Class '53
Have Parents In
Class OF 1923

When the class of 1928 grad
uated from London High School
with a membership of II, it was
the largest class in the history of
the school up to that time and
has been surpassed in numbers
very few times since. Friday
night, May 20, found more than
half of the class back for the
twenty-fifth reunion and BAN
quet at the Red Brick Tavern
preceding the commencement ex-
ercises of the class of 1858 at
London High.
Attending Friday nights party
were forty-five members of the
class, the total guest list number
ing 76 among whom were the
following who were on the facul-
ty during the four years the class
was in LHS, Supt. w. H. Rice,
Mrs. B. L. Adair, Mrs. H. A.
Tyson, Miss Bess Trumper and
Miss Dorothy Fisher. Each of the
faculty was given a time for
remarks.
Ivory and purple, the class
colors and a large silver "25"
were noted in the decorations of
the tables while nut cups were
decorated with purple violets, the
class flower and miniature dip
Tomas bearing the names of the
guests. The place cards were
booklets decorated on the cover
with a silver 25 and between
these attractive covers was a
complete roster of the class, with
addresses, and also members of
the faculty.
Ed Kirwin, of Columbus, presi-
dent of the class was "Emcee"
for the program which included
the reading of the same class
prophecy written and read 25
years ago by Miss Helen Shields,
now Mrs. Ernest Harrison of
Nashville, Tenn, who came back
to perform that pleasant duty.
The class will was read by Rob-
ert Mccormack of Sedalia. DIR.
Robert Sifrit, vice president of
the class, now of Union City.
New Jersey, was also present to
have a part on the program.
The commencement exercises
for the class of 1853 had special
significance for three of those
who returned for their silver an
niversary since they had sons who
received their diplomas this year.
These boys were, Harold (Ted)
Hunter, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Hunter, virginia Gull
peper), both members of the Is
year class and James Martin,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James T. l..
Martin, Mrs. Martin, the former
Gwyneth Shepherd, celebrating
her twenty-fifth anniversary.
Most of the members and guests
returned to the Tavern after
commencement for a reception,
which, with the entire anniver-
sary program was planned by
Miss Ruth E. Armstrong, Arm
strong Road, Mrs. j. Richard
Byers, Mrs. Wayne Dunkle and
Mrs. Harold Hunter, all men,
bers of class of '28.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05
Picnic At Hume Home
For Cousin In Armv

Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hume, Gar
field Avenue, had a family picnic
at their home Sunday for David
Fabb, their cousin, son of Fayette
County Treasurer and Mrs. Charles
Fabb, Washington c. H., former
residents of London, who has just
entered the U. S. Army.
Other guests were, Mrs. Leota
Mclean, also of Washington c. H.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hatch (Cyn-
thia Fabb) and their son, Master
Chris, of Columbus; Mrs. William
II. Riddle, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Riddle Jr., and their daughter,
Mollie, London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05

lima, and Mrs. Harry Messenger
patty Robinson) and her son,
Mike, of Florida, and the honor
guest and his brother, Master Lo-
gan Milliken.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05
LONDON GRADUATES
ON SOUTHERN TRIP

Jim Conway, Dick Morse and
Allen Dickerson. who graduated
from London High last Friday
night, left early Monday morning
on a motor trip with New Orleans
as their objective. They will visit
numerous other places of interest
on their journey.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05
CHRIS HOLMAN
RETURNS TO BASE

Chris Holman U.S.N.A.F. has
returned to his base at Pawtuxent
River, Maryland, after a leave
with his mother, Mrs. w. A. Iol-
man, East First Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-05

evening. Robert Martin, grand
son of Mrs. Martin and son of
Joseph Martin, was one of the
graduates.
, 1953-10-22
The ~INTERNATIONA SHOP
Christiansted

|Wil run a clearance sale on some merchandise, articles for
both men and women, esg, sport attire. socks, bags & baskets,
the 8lstetc, beginning Monday, October 20th, through
Saturday the 3lst.>
Many items will be sold at less than cost. Some itemsAyou,
the customer, SET the price. No reasonable offer refused. All
sales are cash and final.
, 1953-10-22

ANN oUNcEM

We are pleased to announce to importers and shippers
in the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico that the new Inter
Island Freight Service between San Juan, Puerto Rico,
ST. Thomas and Chrishansted, ST. Croix, Virgin Islands
and vice versa will be inaugurated by the Danish Motor
ship ANNE Louise" sailing from ST. Thomas for Christian
sted, ST Croix, VI. and San Juan, Puerto Rico On Oct
ober 9th, 1858.
This vessel is properly equipped to handle general
as well as chilled and frozen cargo. I'D,
In addition to local transportation service between
the islands, this vessel will handle cargo from the Y. s 4.
and other countries with transhipnent at San Juan, Puer-
to Rico, for both ST. Thomas and ST. Croix.
Special arrangements have been concluded whereby
cargo will be accepted by the Bull Line on through Bills
Of Lading for the Virgin Islands with transshipment at
San Juan by this vessel.
Al weekly schedule will be maintained, sailing dates
and other particulars to be announced later.
Importers Of cargo from Puerto Rico will have the
option of taking immediate delivery Of their cargo on ar
rival of the vessel at ships side when. only the basic
freight charges are paid but if regular landing charges
are paid the cargo will be handled, stored and delivered
ex warehouse to consignees with days free storage.
Cargo for Puerto Rico and the i. S. A. will be accept
ed for transhipment at San Juan, p. R.
For the time being and until further cargo will be
loaded and discharged at San Juan between Piers Ne. s.
and No. 5,
The Agents for this Service at San Juan, Puerto Rico
are:
Commercial Adofo S. Pagan. Inc.
Tobacco Palace Building San Juan 10, P. R.
Telephone Nos. 2-O483 2-O484
and at christiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands
E. S. CRAWFORD, Christiansted
THE WEST MDIAN COMPANY. LIMITED
cEARTERERS
st. Thomas, v. i, Y. S. A.
, 1953-10-22
Porbate No. Z 1851

Il AImerc Z. Christian, Executor Of the above entitled e-
pursuant to an Order of the District Court dated the 1Otn
+day Of October, 1853. do hereby give notice to all Interested
parties to appear at the Court House Of the said Court ln
chrishansted on the 5fh day of December, 1853, Al, lOOO
O'Clock am to file any objections if any they have at the
hearing on Final Account Of said estate.
Firs1publication made this 22nd day Of October, 1858,
A. D.
Executor
, 1953-10-22
Oh SALE

The VIRGIN islands Corporation is otter
for sole one iron tdnk approximately 70o
qdl Cdpdcltv. This tdnk is located ut Cdstle
Burke Villcde. If interested contdct MI. Toy
lor4dt the Bethlehem Field Office before Oct
ober %.
, 1953-10-22
PuBLIc AUCTION ].

At the I6quESt UE LN1E1t1O ~+IW0IE[3 -I7
torney for and OF behalf Of H NEW ST. cRoIx SAVINGS
plaintiff in a certain action to foreclose mortgage
and pursuant to an Order of the District Court, dated the
|3rd day Of October, 1858. the Vendue Director will sell at pub
lie auction
Properly No. is King Cross Street. chrstisnsted
the property. against which the action Of foreclosures
brought On
November %, 1858, At $50 pm.
at the Polict, Court Room, in chrstiansted.
The conditions Of the auction will be read at the time
of the sale.
Tn. Vendue Directors Office, christiansted, St. croix,
the 18th day Of October, 1858.
WILLIAM i. M%ooRHEAD
Fee $500
Say Two Dollars
wv n M IN
, 1953-10-22

IN THE DISTRICT COURT + THE vIRGIN SLAM
OF THE UNITED STATES
DIVISION OF ST. CROK AT CHRISTIANSTED
In the matter of the Estate of
HENRIETTA E. JENSEN and
FRANCES "A. FINLAY, deceased Porbate No. q 1851
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
4 Lectures
At Temple

Four thought-provoking
topics have been scheduled
by the Adult Education Com
mittee of Temple Emanuel
for November and December
and will be open to the pub
lie, announces Arthur Gold
baum, chairman. Rabbi Bill
gray will lead off on Nov. II
on the subject of "The War
of IdeaS-JeWiSh Ethics VS..
Communist Doctrine. He
will act as moderator at sub,
sequent sessions, whose par,
ticipants will be announced
later. Subjects scheduled are;
Nov. 18-"Are Jewish Rights
Imperiled? How can the
American Jew make his posi-
ton more secure?
On Dec. 2 the audience will
consider america and Israel
Questions and Dilemmas"
and on the 9th, Shall the
American Jew Accept the
Role of World Jewish Lead
ership?"
There is no fee. Sessions
are held in the religious
school, starting at 8 pm. A
coffee hour concludes the
period.
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
NCJW Will
Hold Seminar

Local chapter of the Ma
tional Council of Jewish Wo-
men achieves a milestone as
a new organization with the
holding of a workshop next
week. Lucille PapermaSter,
field representative, will lead
an intensive tWo-day work
shop next Monday and Tues
day. It's purpose is to orient
members and to direct local
effort to a maximum cOntrl-
button within that frame
work to the local community
and its cogniZant needs.
On Monday there will be
an executive board meeting
at the home of the president,
Mrs. Walter A. Way, Jr. That
afternoon the board will
! gather for a business session
at Mrs. Paul Presents home.
The entire membership will
participate in the Tuesday
afternoon workshop in the
Temple Emanuel religious
school building. Mrs. Edward
Smotkin will serve as tea
chairman.
In her discussions, Miss
Papermaster will tell of
Councils program in the us.
and abroad, some 300 COM
munity projects which go the
gamut from services to the
foreign born to golden age"
clubs and mental hygiene
programs. Special emphasis
will be on adapting the pro-
gram and techniques recon-
mended at the recent Cleve-
land conference.
Women desiring to become
: familiar with the objectives
and scope of the NCJW, con
sidering membership or both
are issued an invitation to
, attend by Mrs. May.
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06

of the interests and accom-
plishments of the organiZa-
ton are: Mines. Henry Ber-
man, Dennis Bernstein, Phi
lip Besserman, Max Boxi,
Louis Cohen, Meyer Cohen,
Herman Goldstein, Sam r.
Kaufman, Mollie Handelman.
Mrs. Dennis Bernstein, mem
bership chairman, is coordl-
mating the efforts. While
Hadassah represents one OF
the largest memberships in
Tucson, there are numbers
of women who are unaffiliat-
ed and who could make a
genuine contribution to the
work of Hadassah, explains
Mrs. Bernstein. In return
they would derive satisfac-
tions in many areas.
Members will hold a Paid
Up Luncheon next month at
which several honors will be
paid members. Those who
have been affiliated with Ha
dassah for 10 and 25 years
(including Junior Hadassat
membership are requested
to submit their names to Mrs
Bernstein. Anyone enrolling
five new members will get {
silver pin.
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
TYMS Affair
Sunday Night

Everything is in readiness
for the Toast to TYMS'
Sunday night at Temple
Emanuel auditorium, re-
ports Morton Solot, chair
man. There will be eight acts
in the variety show, which
will include wrestling, sing
ing, dancing and comedy.
Entertainment will be in a
light vein and the public is
invited, assured of hilarious
evening.
Sidney Appleman's orches'
ira will play for the dancing
with Lucy Bell White as vo
calist. Mrs. Merrill Holpert
is co-chairman.
The Arizona post., 1953-11-06
Honor Members

At Sabbath services this
Friday evening at Temple
Emanuel, the congregation
honors the Is new members
who affiliated this year. In
a special ritual they are made
welcome by "older" mem
bers. 1t is an occasion for
new members to become ia
miliar with leaders of the
congregation, explains Sam
uel Kurn, executive secre-
tary.
Registration in the relig.
ious school approaches the
300 mark, according to Kurn
There are now 20 teachers
and instructors on the staff
Special stress is being put or
assembly and holiday pro
gramming.