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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-04
Nine Teachers
New This Year In
Schools OF Amelia
1855 Expected,
Principal Says

Amelia High School and Amelia
Elementary School opened today
Thursday with an expected COM
bined enrolment of about 1855
students, according TO O. A. Nor
ton. principal
Five new high schools and three
new elementary school teachers
have been added to the schools
for the l953-54 school year
New high school teachers are
U. +. Franken, assistant vocation
|al agricultural teachers. of Amel-
ia; Mrs. Isabel K Hardy, If Am
ella: Mrs Doris II. Jones. of
Burkeville Mrs. Bernice r Pyne,
of Bluefeld: ard Miss Geraldine
Ruderhausen, Of Amelia.
New Teachers
Elementary school teachers who
came to the school this year are
Mrs. Richard B. Holmes, seventh
grade. of Blackstone, Mrs. Gloria
Allen, seventh grade. of Black
stone: and Mrs. Jane A. Human.
third grade, of Amelia
High school faculty members
who returned to teach this year
are p. Gregory. il. assistant prin-
cipal: Robert F. Lane. vocational
agriculture Miss Audrey Pinch
beck. home economies. James
Thompson, coach. Miss Janet
Reynolds: Mrs. Frances c..
Thompson and Miss Pearl O'Neal.
librian.
Elementary school faculty mem
berS who are teaching in the Am
ella school again, this year, are
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Wood. seventh;
Mrs. Cecil Saunders. sixth; Mrs.
Hazel c. Ward. fifth, Miss Cor
nelia Cox. fifth; Mrs. Helen c.
Wright, fourth; Miss Eugenia
Dickinson, fourth; Miss Frances
Williams, third: Mrs. Gertrude N
Dickey second: Miss Margaret
Wilkinson, second; Mrs. Vivian
Barr, first; and Mrs. Pattie G.
Jackson, first.
Veterans Teacher
Joseph 3. Wilson. Jr., Of Am
ella. is the new instructor Of vet
Grams training in agriculture in
the county He replaces U. K
Franken. who has joined the
teaching staff Of Amelia High
School
Mrs. Carolyn V. Brandt and
F, Mrs. Josephine w Jones. new
teacher. are teaching at Promised
Land School. MIS- Elizabeth Guth-
RE and Mrs. Mary B. Hillsman arc
teaching at Paineville School and
Mrs Elvan F.. Warren and Mrs
Ada Handy at Mannboro School.
Miss Elizabeth Mckee Vaughan
is supervisor Of white elemental
schools in Amelia county.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
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$1995 Plastic Covered Twin Size Headboards,
SASS
$4450 Heller Special Double Mattress $500
$4975 Englander Super Bodyguard Double
Mattress $3.50
$40 so Heller Madison Double Mattress $3.50
$4975 Englander Bodyguard Double Mattress,
$3.50
$345O Englander 80" Foldaway Cot - $29.95
$3.50 Englander African Topper Double Mat
tress --- $3.50
$6950 Hollywood Bed On Legs; twin size, $44.5o
$3.50 Hollywood Bed complete with headboard,
$3.50
Evening star., 1953-07-05
Stote Societies:
Picnic Date IS Changed;
|Other Group Activities

Drolat. secretary: Dudley O'Neill.
treasurer: John E. Knight. as
sistant treasurer. and Walter p.
O'Rourke. bouncer.
The Connecticut State Society
last week heard a discussion OF
narcotics traffic by Malachai
Harney, an assistant to the Sec
retary Of the Treasury.
The open air operettas at Car
ter Barron Amphitheater will at
tract several groups during the
next few weeks. The Ohio State
Society will have a special section
at the Monday. July 13 perform
ance of Annie Get Your Gun.n q
Who knows? Maybe picnics
will be replaced by cool evenings
Of music in the park during the
summer.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
Miss Redd Weds.
Mr.. Bettendorf

The wedding OF Miss Patricia
Carol Redd and Mr.. James
Henry Bettendorf OF Riverdale.
formerly Of st. Cloud. Mimi.
has been announced by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Minor
Redd Of Falls Church. The cere-
mony took place June IL at st.
James Catholic Church in Falls
Church.
The bridegroom is the son Of
Mrs. Lucetta Bettendorf and the
late Mr.. Joseph H. Bettendorf.
He Is a graduate of st. Michaels
College in Union City. N. j. The
bride attended Wilson Teachers
College here.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
By Mork Roberts,

The Illinois State Society cele-
brates the installation of new
officers with q picnic next Sum
day, July IL, instead Of on Sat-
urday as previously planned. In
the Battery Kemble Park, Ca
thedral avenue and Forty-ninth
street NV.
The Alabama State Society has
elected Representative Selden as
president.
And a whole galaxy of vice
presidents were elected-Al-
phonse Lucas. Miss Mildred Will
lingham, William Mcdonald,
Mrs. Rebecca Barnes. John L.
Wilson, Grady Wilson, Mrs. EN-
ma Seibel. Tom McGregor and
Arthur Sander.
Also elected were Miss Marie
Evening star., 1953-07-05
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$3.50 18th Century Mahogany Dropleaf Table,
1895
$3.50 Modern Limba Two-Drawer 48" Buffet,
S44.50
$995O 18th Century Mahogany. Senior Exten-
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$10950 Duncan Phyfe Mahogany Extension
Table -------- $3.50
$13950 Modern Limba Combination Hutch
Buffet ----- - $3.50
$12950 Lined Oak Dropleaf Extension Table,
$3.50
$3.50 so Modern Lined Oak Breakfront China,
$eo.50
$15950 Modern Genuine Mahogany Buffet
Seo.5o
$215.0O 18th Century Mahogany 6-Piece Suite,
$17o.5o
$239 so Modern American Walnut 6-Piece Suite
with buffet table and four chairs $189.50
$29950 Modern Lined Oak 6-Piece Suite,
$ls9.50
Evening star., 1953-07-05
Engagement
Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T. Ham
bright Of Washington announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Dolores Yvonne. to Mr.. viii
liam Maletzky. He is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. william Ma
letzky of White Plains, N. Y.
The bride-elect is q graduate
Of the University of Maryland
where she was a member of
Alpha XII Delta Sorority. Mr..
Maletzky is also a graduate of
the University of Maryland and
was a member Of Sigma Nu Fra
ternity.
The wedding will take place
on August 20.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
Returning Here

Friends of Comdr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Biele, former residents
of Kensington, have learned that
they expect to return to this
area this year. They have been
stationed at Guam the past two
years. Their son Charles was
valedictorian of his class at
Fishburne and has received an
appointment to the Naval Aca-
DENY.
Evening star., 1953-07-05

Mrs. Earnest Cushman Love
Of New Hartford, N. Y, has an
nounced the engagement Of her
daughter Janetta Charlotte of
Arlington, Va, to Mr.. Robert
Frederick Halter of Glenmont,
N. Y.
Mr.. Halter is the son of Mr..
Robert E. Halter and the late
Mrs. May r. Halter. He is a
graduate of Rensselaer, Poly
technic Institute and for the
past two years has been with
the U. S. Army Engineers. Prior
to being drafted into the Army
he worked for two and a half
years as an hydraulic engineer
with the State of New York.
The wedding will take place
this fall.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
.ologau Photo.

Mr. An0reW u. FaCGlllO, JFs
Representative and Mrs. A.
Sydney Herlong, jr., Of Lees
burg, Fla, and Washington an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Mary Alice to Mr..
Andrew Granting Pattillo, jr. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pattil-
10 of Orlando, Fla.
The bride-elect attended the
University of Florida, where she
was a member of Delta Delta
Delta sorority. She represen-
ted the State of Florida as q
Cherry Blossom Princess in the
1852 festival.
Mr.. Pattillo is a graduate of
the University of Florida with
the degrees of Bachelor of
Science in Business AdminiStra-
ton and Bachelor of Laws. He
is a member of Phi Delta Theta
fraternity and Phi Delta Phi
legal fraternity.
The wedding will take place in
the early fall.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
Book From Trip

Mrs. E. Guthrie Brown and her
daughter, Mary Welby have re-
turned to Manassas from a visit
with relatives in Upperyille.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
MRS. HOWARD L. LINTON
The former
Miss ThereSe Winn.

Miss ThereSe Wlnn.
Miss Marie Therese Winn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lawrence Winn of Ber-
lin, N. H., became the bride on
July 4 of Mr.. Howard Lee Lin
ton. He is the son of DR.. and
Mrs. Howard Linton of Wash
tngton.
The ceremony took place at
the Church of the Nativity here
with the Rev. Edwin Luckett Of
flciating. There was reception
at 2 Scott circle, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Linton left on a
wedding trip. They will reside
in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
Returns Home

Miss Betty Strawbridge. who
has been spending some time in
Boston has returned to her home
in Leesburg.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
Boyd R. MettIer
Wins Promotion

WITH THE 7TH INFANTRY
DIV. IN KOREA - Boyd r. Met
tier, 27, whose wife lives at 81
~ London ST., Mount Sterling,
Ohio, was recently promoted to
sergeant while serving with the
7th Infantry Division in Korea.
Men of the Hour Glass di-
vision are undergoing intensive
training to maintain the peak
C o m b efficiency displayed by
the unit from Pusan to the Yalu
river.
Sergeant Mettler, who arrived
in Korea in October 1852, is a
mail clerk in Headquarters Com
pany of the divisions 32nd. Regi-
ment. He wears the Combat In
fantryman Badge, the National
Defense Service Medal and the
UN and Korean Service Ribbons.
A former employee of the In
land Manufacturing Company,
Dayton, Ohio, the sergeant en-
tered the Army in February, 1852
and completed basic training at
Fort BelVoir, Va.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
Man Apprehended After z
Month Search By Police
Man Dies After
Auto Accident

Mrs. William Barker, North Oak
Street, received word Tuesday of
the death of her uncle, Karue
Slone, 62, of Warsaw, Indiana, in
Hardin Memorial Hospital Ken
ton.
Mr.. Slone was taken to the hos
pital, October 27 by the Highway
Patrol following an accident on
Route 80, south of Lima. He suf-
fered a heart attack while driving
his car, which went out of control,
struck a tree, throwing him 20
feet from the vehicle, into the path
of an oncoming car, which struck
the body. Mrs. Barker was notified
of the accident and went immedi-
ately to Kenton.
Surviving are his wife, Callie
Brown Slone, five daughters, two
sons, Reverend Edward Slone of
Claypool, Indiana and Pvt. Joe z.
Slone in Korea; Is grandchildren;
two brothers and three sisters.
Funeral services Thursday at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Will
liam Whitaker, at Silver Lake, In
diana,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
Man One Of Three
Who Cheated Aged
So. SoIOn Woman

Roy Smith, recently apprehend-
ed by Springfield police, has been
released to Madison county sheriff
Harold Bidwell. Smith is one of
three men charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses from
an aged South Solon woman last
September. The other two men,
Harold Pleuharp and Alfred Dill
lard, were bound over to the Feb
ruary Grand Jury in the court of
Justice Gerald Baynes.
According to Deputy Robert AL
lison, Smith readily admitted his
part in the affair and said that he
had obtained approximately 500
of the money which was used for a
trip TO Cleveland and elsewhere
The trio obtained a total of $85850
for a few hours work, it was said.
The work is said to have consisted
of roof repairs and several smaller
jobs.
Pleuharp and billiard said that
Smith had engineered the entire
affair and that they had received
over $50 per hour for their work
Smith will be given a hearing in
Justice Baynes court and it is ex-
pected that he will be bound over
to the Grand Jury.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
JACKSON FOUND
GUILTY TUESDAY
Faces | to 20 Years
For Wounding Man

Willie Jackson was found guilty
of charges of shooting with intent
to wound in Madison County Com
mon Pleas Court here Tuesday,
Judge James F. Bell presiding The
jury was out approximately so
minutes following the charge by
Judge Bell. Jackson did not take
the stand in his own behalf and
only witnesses called by Prosecu-
tor, Forrest Sidener, were heard
during the trial. There were no
eye witnesses to the shooting in
which Paul Eakers, an itinerant
painter, was shot in the back as he
stood in an outside toilet at the
Jackson home here last July 4.
The verdict was unanimous.
The penalty for the offense of
shooting with intent to wound car
ries 1-to-20-year sentence, it was
said. Judge Bell deferred sentenc-
ing until 10 am. Saturday. James
Winchester was jury foreman. The
case came to a close sooner than
expected inasmuch as only the
States witnesses were called.
The case came as the result of
an alteration which is said to
have taken place at the Jackson
home on Vernon Ave-, London, on
July A this year. Eakers was shot
in the back as he stood in an out
side toilet and had to be hospital
lied for his wounds. Eakers was
allegedly shot with a gun, a lever
action II gauge shotgun belonging
to Jackson, which was found fol-
lowing the incident on a farm near
London. Jackson has denied hav-
ing seen the gun for a period of
over year prior to the alleged
shooting.
Eakers testified that he and
Jackson had bought both beer and
whiskey from unlicensed establish
ments in London during the two
days which eliminated in the
shooting. Testimony brought out
that Jackson dubbed willie Wee"
by Eakers, had been with Eakers
Immediately preceding the shoot
ing and that the two had planned
a trip out of town.. No motive for
the act was revealed but the evid-
ence weighed heavily against
Jackson since he apparently had
no defense.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
L-utheranS Hear
Miss Swearingen

Miss Maizie Swearingen, insti-
tutional chaplain of the Lutheran
Inner Mission Society of Spring
field, will be the speaker at the
Annual Thankoffering Service of
the Dorcas Society of st. Johns
Lutheran Church, next Sunday,
November 18th, it was announced
today.
The Dorcas Society, oldest or
ganiZation in the local congrega-
ton, annually conducts the morn
ing worship service on the third
Sunday in November, presenting
some phase of its work to the
whole church. This year, under the
able leadership of Mrs. Gilbert
Mossbarger, the ladies invited
Miss Swearingen to tell of her
work among less fortunate people
of Springfield.
Over twenty years ago, it is re-
ported, Miss Maizie," as she is
known throughout the city, began
to make calls at various rest
homes, the hospitals, sanitarium,
and others in need. AT first it was
simply a cheering visit to lonely
people, but through the years, her
work developed into the present
Inner Mission Society with its full
program of physical and spiritual
aid for less fortunate people.
A part of the service will be the
receiving of the Thankoffering
Boxes, a daily offering box which
each member of the organization
uses in her home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
London P-TA Meet
Has Record Crowd

The London Parent Teacher AS
sociation meeting in the High
School Auditorium Monday eve
ming, attracted a near capacity
crowd.
Under the direction of Mrs. r.
H. Meade and Miss Clarabel Al
ley, music teacher. of the Lon
don Schools, presented a pro-
gram in song and verse of the
three seasonal holidays, Halo
we'en, Armistice Day and Thanks
giving. Taking part were children
of the first and the seventh
grades and the High School Girls
Trio.
At the business session, a bud
get was adopted and a report
of the conference was given by
Mrs. Norman Jones and Mrs.
Graham Megaw. A $3.50 dance
was announced for Friday, No
.vember 20.
The attendance award went to
the Afternoon Kindergarten Glass
of Mrs. J. ]. Hartley, with a so
percent Parent attendance.
There will be no December
meeting, the next one to be the
second Monday in January.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
Mt. Sterling Vote
Remains Same AS
Levy Defeated

Madison County Board of Elec-
tons Thursday morning announced
that Homer o. Braithwaite, incum-
bent is still mayor of the village of
Jefferson as the result of Wednes-
days re-canvass of the votes.
At the election Tuesday, Novem-
ber 3, Mayor Braithwaite defeat
ed his opponent, Harold B. RAIDER,
36S to 366. In Wednesdays re-
count Mayor Braithwaite gained
one vote, making his total 1863 and
RAIDER lost one, giving his final
total as 365.
In the village of Mt. Sterling
where the tax levy for an addition
al tax for purpose of current OPP
Grating expenses, lost by one vote,
a recount was taken Wednesday
and the result remained unchang-
ed from that of Tuesdays Novem-
Der 3 election.
The levy which required 500
affirmative vote to carry lost both
in the election and the recount, 142
votes for and 81 against.
The Board announced Thursday
that $50 o'clock Friday evening is
the deadline for candidates to file
their statements of expense.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
Two Men Held On
Arson Charges

Harold F. Lawwill, %, Dayton,
and his brother, Edward Leroy
LaWwill, %, of JeffersonvilIe, were
in the custody of Deputy Sheriff
Robert Allison Thursday morning
on an arson charge that involved
the burning of a 1949 Mercury on
State Route 729 on the morning of
November 8.
Harold Lawwill arrested on the
arson charge, appeared Thursday
morning in the custody of his
mother of Jeffersonville, and sur
rendered to Deputy Allison.
The brother, Edward LawwilI,
said to have been driver of the
car, arrested Wednesday night by
Sheriff Orland Hayes of Fayette
County and Deputy Allison, is held
on an open charge for investiga-
ton in connection with the case.
Deputy Allison stated that the
office of State Fire Marshall was
contacted and authorities are
awaiting a report from that office.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
Orleans Enjoy
Poultry Trip

Ohio All Club members were
"feted," "breakfasted," toured"
and "honored."
That's the report from Emil
Malinovsky, extension poultry spe-
cialist at Ohio State University, on
returning from the Northeast Pou-
ltry Producers Council Exposition
at Syracuse, New York, recently.
Lee Havens, Fremont, and Lio-
mel Wells, Shiloh, scored in the
blue ribbon class in the quality
egg-grading contest.
Carole Mann, Napoleon, receiv-
ed red ribbon for her demonstra-
ton, Making and Flavoring an
Egg Nog."
William Starnes and Keith Beis-
er, both of Seven Mile near Ham
ilton, demonstrated poultry show
manship.
Also in the Ohio delegation were
Edna Pierce, home demonstration
agent, Napoleon and Paul Leid-
heiser, associate county agent at
Fremont.
Malinovsky served as chairman
of this years youth activities at
the exposition. Ohio is one of IA
northeastern states in the organi-
zation. Trips of Ohio representa-
tives to the exposition were spon-
sored by the state fair manage
ment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
County Beef Tour
Next Wednesday

The Madison County Beef Tour
is scheduled for next Wednesday,
November 18, according to Aus
tin Harbage, chairman of the
County Beef C a title Committee.
The first stop will start at Joe
Hooks place quarter mile south
of the Canaan School House on
Route AZ. Originally William Kill
cores place was going to be the
first stop, but due to illness, we
will start at the Joe Hook farm
at 10 o'clock. Here we will see
pure bred Angus herd, spring
calves and yearling heifers.
The second stop will be Irma
Harbage and Sons farm where we
will see brood herd and spring
calves, yearling cattle on feed and
new pole barn arranged for beef
cattle feeding.
The third stop will be at the
Agricultural Lands, Inc, Farm on
the Wilson Road. Lunch will be
served at this place at II noon
by the Rosedale PTO. The Agri-
cultural Lands has 96 yearling
heifers on feed from Texas, 26O
western ewes and 2 carloads OF
lambs on feed.
The fourth stop win be at the
William and Paul Overturf farm,
here they have 90 head of feed
ers from Texas and a homemade
trailer with grinder, shelter and
mixer run off the power take off
on the tractor.
The fifth stop will be at Ben
Straley, Jr's. They have home
raised calves on feed, plus a
brood herd apd spring calves.
The sixth and final stop will
be at the Experiment Farm,
where the group can observe the
four loads of cattle started on
feed a few weeks ago for this
falls feeding experiment. There
will be a beef dinner Wednesday
evening at Chooman's for the
men. The program will include a
round table discussion on Time
ly Beef Topics" Reservations
should be tuSned into the tour
committee or the Madison County
Extension Office for the evening
meal. The tour committee con-
sists of Gwynne Burr, chairman;
Ben Straley, Jr., Marion Meats
and John Moore.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. John Miller, South Vienna,
has entered City Hospital, Spring
field, for observation and treat
ment. Her room number is 351.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
In Memory Of
Harry Stuthard
1qO5-1q53
Harry H. Stuthard
Dies Suddenly OF
Heart AiIment

Harry Huff Stuthard, AZ, Haw-
thorne Avenue, compositor ana
foreman of the newspaper plant OF
the Madison Press Company, died
of coronary occlusion in Grant
Hospital, Wednesday afternoon.
He had been in i'll health for some
time and entered the hospital Tor
observation last Friday.
Born July 3, 1905 in Sedalia, he
was the son of Solomon and Cath
crime Huff Stuthard. He had re-
sided the greater part OF his HE
in London.
Harry Stuthard had devoted his
entire career to the printing trade.
When a young lad he became as
sociated with the late Milton II.
Wallace, for many years owner
and publisher of the London En-
terprise. He served his apprentice
shin there and when in 1887 Mr..
Wallace sold his paper to the Mad
ison Press Company, Harry Stu
thard Joined the staff of the COM
pany and had been a valued men,
her of its force until a short time
ago when he took a leave of alb
sence in the hope of regaining his
health.
Surviving are his wife, Myrtle, a
son. Allen, at home; two daugh-
ters, Mary Alice Gregg and Doro-
thy Warnock, both of London; his
mother, Mrs. Catherine Gregg, of
London; three sisters, Mrs. Mary
Huffman of Westerville, Nj S,
Grace Dorsey of Columbus, and
Mrs. Della Garrard of Wyoming;
three brothers, Walter, James Ed
ward and Ray, all of London, and
five grandchildren.
Funeral services Saturday at
two o'clock at the Church OF
Christ in Christian Union, the Rev.
erend Harley Bennett, officiating
minister. Interment in KirkWood
Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Schlec-
ty-Fichner Funeral Home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
And Hound
Chase BY Sports
Car Enthusiasts

A Hare and Hound Chase"
that started at 10 o'clock Sun
day morning at the corner of
Walnut and Liberty Streets, in
London, was staged by the Ohio
Valley Region of the Sport Car
Club of America. Two local men,
hers in this group are George
Brokaw, London, who drives n
German Porsche and Max Allen,
Prairie Pike, who drives an Eng
lish Jaguar.
In the chase with the two
local men were more than 20 other
members, from Columbus, Day
ton and Cincinnati, the majority
driving foreign cars including
MGs and Austin-Healey, both
English; a German VoIkswagon,
and an Italian Alpha-Romeo.
In the Alpha-Romeo, the lead
car or Hare" was Harley Watts
of Columbus who left the start
ing point at 10 o'clock dropping
off a bag of lime every mile.
At 1870 o'clock at two min
ute intervals, the hounds" gave
chase, slithering over the road ir
pursuance of the hare. The
course, which eliminated at the
Sullivant Avenue Airport, Column
bus, was covered in 35 miles BY
the lead car. Difficulty arose a
road intersections, pursuers otter
losing their way when there wa!
no bag of lime in evidence, max
ing back-tracking necessary. Be
cause of this, the course of the
pursuers to the airport was any
where from 80 to 54 miles.
The chase was concluded will
dinner for the members of the
club.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-11-13
London Jaycees
Host To Clubs
At Special Meet

The London Jaycees were host
TO the London Lions and London
Rotary Clubs, Thursday, Novem-
ber 5. This dinner meeting, held
at the Presbyterian Church, was
attended by Sc men from the three
organizations. Chet Long, televis-
ion news commentator from Co
lumbus, inspired the men with be-
hind the camera happenings of
television programing. Bill F'et-
trow, President of the Jaycees, r.
w. Dillingham;, President of the
Lions, and Robert Rea, President
of Rotary, expressed their desire
of having this get-together annual
". It is the firm belief that the
cooperation of these service or
qanizations and others can make
London a better city to live in.
ToNsILEcToMY
Karen Creamer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Kermit Creamer, under
went a tonsilectomy at White
Cross Hospital, Monday. She re-
turned home Tuesday.