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BETHESDA

Custom built Colonial ram
bier on "a acre in community
of fine homes and country club.
Churches, schools, shopping
center, transp, convenient. En-
trance foyer between spacious
liv. and din. rooms, 4 twin
size bedrmS.. 3 baths, breakfast
rm., ultra-modern kitchen
equip. with every convenience,
recr. rm. with fireplace, bSmt.,
storage, large porch; priced in
low fortieS. Phone OIL. 4-1304.
Builder owner.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
CAppOyT vN0Yyc

CARROLL KNOLLS
Spacious 4-bedrm. and 2-bath bricl
Cape Cod. Ideal for children. Fenced
level lot, tiled daylight bsmt., out
side entr. Convenient to public anc
parochial schools. Owner will con-
Sider trade. LEACH g. CRONIN, INC
10. 5:32OO; JU. 1885.
MASS. AVE.
Priced right. A lovely brick-and.
stone, 3-6edrm.. 2-bath rambler.
Center entrance, sep. din. rm.,
breakfast rm., rec. rm., and built
in garage in bsmt.; lge. fenced rear
yard. Ewes. call CO. 5-S545 or OIL.
4-28O6.
KIRKS REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. 2-677S
ROCKVILLE-Falls I'd. bungalow, ex-
actly ? mi. from corporation line.
Five rms, no improvements except
cleo, a-acre of land, beautiful loc.
$1,000.
-Four miles from Rockville, on Shady
Grove rd.; Arm. bungalow, ami.
l acre of land; S9,950. Owner will
help finance.
Ia acres, near Cedar Grove; Q
story frame. Six rms. and bathrm.
without fixtures. stable for cows,
pig pen, chicken house; $500.
SIMMONS, HICKMAN g. SIMMONS
7Q6 East Montgomery Ave.
Rockville. Md. Poplar 2-450O
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BETHESDA
$17 Q50-$1Q Q5n

$17,95O-$19,950
3-BEDROOM RAMBLERS
You will find value in these quality
constructed brick homes of individ-
ual design and different floor plan;
on wooded lots. A planned eommu-
nifty, 3 blks. from new elementary
school; $500 cash.
2 AND 4 BEDRM. CAPE GODS
1880 S26,750
OPEN DAILY-sUN. TIL DARK
Directions: From Bank Of Bethesda
out Old Georgetown I'd. 2 mi. 10
Beech ave. turn left on Beech to
Wilmett I'd, right on Wilmett to
VIM. o. COOLEY & SON
Builders and Developers
DI. 7-14s1 Ewes. OIL. 4-1090
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
COLORED

BRENTWOOD vILLAGE-Row brick.
8 rms. tiled bath with shower, semi
finished bsmt.: auto. heat and refgr.
Non eEen lrSn and aaa Tsa awn
decorated. Priced to sell. Terms
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-602O
Ewes. and Sun. LA R-3Ao2 Il
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HOUSES FOR SALE-SW.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD

EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
MD. - Brick resi-
dence (built 194S), excellent condi-
tion; rooms, bath, basement. oil
burner heat, f1replace; excellent
neighborhood; near school: 1A-acre
lot; good bus service to D. c.,
MD.-Colonial brick
Broom dwelling on corner lot, ex-
cellent neighberhood; 2 baths, full
basement, oil-burner steam heat,
f1replaceS, original woodwork; con-
venient to schools; good bus service
1,H 70 d ptex,rS e, rsS1S'1Sg6; @6 csr.,.n.n,s
S-room r. residence, in n excellent
neighborhood; living room 3Ox2O,
5 bedrooms with closets, bath, fire.
place, electricity; loft. porch on
two sides; artesian we'll; 2-acre lot,
magnificent large hardwood and
Norway spruce trees; fruit; DWELLING
possession; Sl1, 900; terms.
LEONARD SNIDER, La Plata. Md.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
retired home seeker or you
who seek restful contentment along
river front shores. 140-acre farm
With hSTSs pHts and aG barns on on Eoute 23s
vantageS. as miles to washington
A setting for delightful living on
tract that will pay for itself. Almost
" mile frontage (no waste land).
boating. fishing, hunting. good sale
able timber on tract. good gravel de-
posit; has great possibilities for
club house or camp location taxes
amazingly low; shown by appoint
ment only: Priced for quick sale at
S26. 500. For inspection. call Mr..
Mularkey. JU. $4,000.
M. Paul Hannah, Realtor
732 18th st. NV. ME. S-4IOO
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BETHESDA
UNUSUAL OFFERING in mod. 4-bed-
rm.. 2-bsth. brick home; full bsmt.
with recr. rm., b.-i. garage. lovely
lot, nr. all convenienceS. Priced be-
low cost. BY owner for quick sale.
JAMES CARR. EX. 3-7400. WO.. g.
eoS0. II
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ROLLINGWOOD
r00d pOIITNn Dn

ROLLINGWOOD
1904 ROLLING RID.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
Beautiful Idecal characterizes this
ner overlooking Rock Greek Park:
lge. liv.. rm. leading to screened
porch, din. rm., small study and kit.
on 1st. f., bedrms. and 2 baths
on 2nd, storage attic, paneled rec.
rm. and rm. and bath in bsmt., g
ceptionally liberal terms available.
INEz CUSHARD
EN-. 2-4232 OIL. 2-5S67
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HICKMAN & SIMMONS
706 East MONTGOMERY Ave.
Rockville. Md. Poplar 2-4h00

Mr.. Indian Spring Club
Modern 6-rm., Det. Brick
only Sl6,900, reaS. terms
LOUIS Rudden EX. 3-57G7
GOOD HOME BUYS
TAKOMA PARK
8 lge. rms. 2 full baths, in excel.
cond., bSmt., oil h.-wh.; walking
distance OF bus, d. c. fare; ST 500
down, S11 500.
WHEATON
Spacious 6-rm., full bSmt., semidet.
home. Completely redecorated Full
bsmt. Outside entrance. Fenced
yard, close. to schools, bus, shopping
and churches; $500 dn., sos mo.
incl. taxes and insurance.
SILVER SPRING
Unusually well-kept 6-rm detached
brick Colonial in lovely Argyle Club
Estates. Spacious rms, full bsmt.
with pine-paneled rec. rm. with bar.
Beautifully Handicapped yard. Alum
mum storm windows: $4,000 down,
$l5.950.
WHEATON
Contemporary Cape Cod with 4 bed
rms. and > full baths. Picture win
dows, fireplace, screened porch and
electric kit that's woman's dream.
Fenced yard, close to bus and school.
S15,950.
Ewes; and Sun, Mrs. Hart, Lo. o.
5007.
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BETHEsDA-NEAR NH
2-story, 3-bedrm. brick
has 1st-flr. bedrm. or den and "a
bath, lge. liv. rm. and din. rm., elec.
kit; wooded lot on quiet st. very
near public tranSp.: $4,000 down;
SOL .h0n OIL, o-1o27
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OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
BROOKMONT
Burnt Mills Village

213 NORTHWEST TERRACEoS3s =
IoO-OUTSTANDIN VALUE De
luxe cuStom-built brick rambler, con-
structed of finest materials by one
o. areas best builders, Overall
iength, g 90 5eet. Liv. rm.. with firepl.,
table space. 3 twin-sized bedrmS,.
"a tile baths, full bsmt., breezeWav
ana gar. Out Colesville rd. (past 1
Torners) to Burnt Mills Village sign.
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own & Suburban, EN-. 2-94O0

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
7-rm;. ! Y brick Colonial in immac.
cond. (yacant,. Lovely rooms incl.
den and lst-flr. powder rm., full
psmt;;, gas h,w.h, attached garage.
Excellent neiehborhood. Rear fenced
\ lot. Owner says sell tolow market
value: LEGUM & GERBER REALTY
CO. EN-. $4,000, 3315 Conn. ave,
omen It'll q I'm ~
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CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE MD

QUIET ELEGANCE
F1neSt quality l3-yr-old brick Colo-
nial, master-sized bedrms.. Q big
baths. large closets on I'd f.; par
to diversified screened living porch:
large, well-landscaped garden: Gear
garage. recreation room. 8 flreplaces,
NUMEROUS UNUSUAL QUALITY
FEATURES THROUGHOUT: excep-
decorated home. Secluded close In.
select neighborhood, near the Circle.
once open Sun.
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1904 18th ST. Sc.
MOVE IN-S5OO Dn.

NO v II V-pOUO DIIs
OPEN 2-5, SAT. AND SUN.
3415 25th st. s.e.-Five-rm. bath,
bsmt.. semidet brick; 6 years old
Only S10.950; easy terms. Dir.
Alabama ave. to 23rd ST., south to
Congress. left to 25th and open
sign OWNER. JU. 9-7059. Il
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Rear Sligo Creek pkwy.; corner lot,
lge: grounds. JU. 9~2S74.
OPEN SIGN at Univ. lane and Car
roll ave. directs you to a lovely
cuStom-built 3-bedrm. brick rambler
on huge corner fenced lot. Conv.
loc; ideal for doctors, dentist office
Priced to sell quickly at S21, 800,
terms. JAMES I. MUNDY, UN.
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silver Spring
New Det. Brick Rambler
Only 800 Down-S10S.75 Mo.
Louis Rudden EX 3-5707
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-26
Mrs. John Sawyer
Honored At Tea

Mrs. C. w. Putnam, Sr., whose
husband is manager of the Orleton
Farms, had a tea Tuesday after
noon as an informal introduction
of Mrs. John Sawyer, whose hus-
band is assistant manager. to the
women who reside on "The Farm"
Arrangements of pink and white
carnations were used throughout
the house and on the tea table was
a centerpiece of pink and white
flowers.
Mrs. Putnam was assisted by her
daughters, Mrs. Murray c. Lohr,
London, and Mrs. Paul Metzger,
Columbus.
Attending to meet Mrs. Sawyer
were, Mrs. Erwin Pennington,
Mrs. Robert Hunter, Mrs. Lee
Zimmerman, Mrs. Robert Wilson.
Mrs. Oscar Gibson, Mrs. William
Wagner, Mrs. Paul Baltimore, Mrs,
Bud Brady, Mrs. Buck Walters.
Marilyn Hunter, Peggy Walters
and Patty Zimmerman.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-26
Mrs. James Creamer
Fe+ed At Shower

A miscellaneous shower compli-
menting Mrs. James Creamer, the
former Doris Jane Jones, was
given June 13, at the home of Mrs.
Harold Burns, Seamon Rd., Grove
City. Assistant hostesses were, Mrs.
Ira Mount, Mrs. Edward Griffith,
Mrs. Ben Snyder, and Mrs. Harry
Fenton.
The guests were entertained by
various games with prizes award
ed to Mrs. Elby Jones, Miss Betty
Weimer, Miss Dorothy Eckstein.
and Mrs. James Shoaf.
Following the games the honor
guest opened her lovely gifts which
were placed on table that was
appropriately decorated In yellow
and chartreuse.
Guests attending were, Mrs. w.
D. Snyder, Mrs. William Porter,
Mrs. Max Snyder, Mrs. Elby
Jones, Mrs. Lucille Jones, Miss
Betty Weimer, Miss Grace Long
berry, Miss Dorothy Eckstein, Mrs.
James Shoaf. Mrs. Clark Snyder,
Mrs. Nettie Hill. Mrs. Paul Jones,
Miss Barbara Lee Jones and Miss
Linda Mount.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-26
Sig AIphs Have
Informal Party

Mrs. Clark Murray, Mt. Sterling
R.R. 2, was hostess at an informal
party for members of Beta Kappa
Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Sorority and their guests, at the
sorority's most recent meeting.
Upon arrival, each of the twelve
members and the guests, was pre-
sented with a corsage of tiny clus-
tered red roses with name card
attached. Prizes for games were
awarded to Mrs. Harvey Pickens
of London and Mrs. Byron Smith
of Mt. Sterling.
Climaxing the evening, was the
serving of dainty refreshments
from a table that was centered
with a bouquet of pink roses and
flanked by twin candelabras.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-26
Newport Church Class
Annual Picnic

The Worthwhile Class of the
Newport Methodist Church, had its
annual picnic recently at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Trehearne.
Games for the children followed
the bountiful picnic supper.
Attending were, Reverend j. A.
Thornton; Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Beauman and son; Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaiah Call and family; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Campbell and family;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buehl, Jr., and
family; Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Burr;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gordon and
son; Mrs. Donald Lewis; Mrs. Will
liam Miller and daughter; Mrs.
Glen Jenkins and daughter; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Snyder and
daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. Neb Stew
art and family; Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
ford Turvy; Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Snyder and family; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Stuthard and daughter; Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Thomas and daugh-
ter; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wisecup;
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Butts and
their guests, Mrs. Auburn East
man, Garry Butts and Miss Mar
garita Montoya, International ex-
change student from South Ameri-
ca. who has been spending the past
two weeks in Madison County, part
of that time at the Butts home;
Miss Phyllis Powers; Miss Kay
Hines and the Trehearne family.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-26
Mary Ann Drury At
Sorority Convention
In Banff. Canada

Miss Mary Ann Drury. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Drury, Lo-
gan Avenue, left Thursday to join
two of her sorority sisters at the
home of Ann Warfield in Fort
Wayne, Indiana. From there the
party will leave for Banff, Canada,
to attend the national Alpha Delta
Pi sorority convention at which
Mary Ann will serve as a delegate
being president of her chapter at
Ohio Wesleyan University. After
the convention at Banff, Mary Ann
will extend her trip to house
party in Vancouver and return
home by way of Victoria and Seat
tie. Mary Ann will be a senior in
elementary education at Ohio Wes-
leyan next fall.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-26
Gordon Walls Ceremony In
Quaint Newport Church

Keith 'Howsmon was best man
for the bridegroom and ushers
were Robert Murry, Willis Conley,
Jack Gordon and Edwin Gordon.
They wore bouttoniers of red car
nations in their white jackets.
The petite bride came to the al
tar on the arm of her father who
gave her in marriage. Her delicate,
blond beauty was enhanced by her
exquisite wedding gown of white
Chantilly lace over satin. The tight
basque bodice had tulle yoke with
rounding neckline and long sleeves
pointed over the hands. The bouf-
FAINT skirt, floor length, with panel
of graduated pleated tulle ruffles,
cascading from the slender waist
line, was worn over hoop. Her
fingertip veil of illusion worn over
the face for the ceremony, fell
from dainty crown of starched
lace studded with brilliants and
seed pearls. ....
She carried white orchid nest
led in sprays of valley lilies and
stephanotis. Her only jewelry was
a strand of pearls, gift from the
bridegroom.
For the wedding and reception
at the Gordon home, the brides
mother wore a suit of turquoise
silk shantung with white acces-
sories and corsage of pink roses.
The mother of the bridegroom was
in a black sheer frock with white
accessories and corsage of red
roses.
Hostesses were Mrs. Edwin Cor
don, Mrs. Jack Gordon, Elizabeth
Graves, London, Sandra Griffith of
Washington c. H. and Jan Kimble
of McConnellsville. The brides
table was centered with an artistic
arrangement of pink and white
blossoms and at the end was a
three TERED cake topped with bride
and bridegroom.
For going away the bride
changed to dusty rose suit with
black velvet accessories and wore
at her shoulder the orchid from
her corsage. Their wedding Jour-
ney took them to a resort at Loeb
Sheldrake, N. Y, in the Catskill
Mountains.
The new Mrs. Walls is employed
with the Clark County Farm
Bureau and Mr.. Walls with the
Madison Farm Bureau. They will
be at home temporarily with the
brides parents.
~ ~
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rowe and
their daughter, Sandra, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Deffenbaugh and child
rem and Mrs. Anna Smouse, were
in Fairborn over the weekend to
attend dance revue in which Pat
ty Sue Emmons participated. She
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Emmons of Fairborn, former
residents of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-26

THRILL
DRIVE
OF '53l

We've talked 70 ioss ~ psspA
lately and one thing ssas1D
out oar DesU "Rechssr
OIdsnobile ePpssls jsss -
srone!y - Su'~@ - = ssant
Thst's why we're inviting ysU
70 ny Oidsmobils sossshsr.
See how il surpasses yaIr
demands for performascs-
with that power combinasias
of Rocket" Engine ard
Hydrs-Matic Super Drives.
And how il meets ~ xishes-
Power Sseerinss and Power
Brakes' for handling eass,
Power Styling and Cusasan-
Lounge interiors fof saaArtn0s
and comfort. Super .se".
Classic Ninety -Eiehs-sksy'ss
bod designed Ior bsak q ysaa.
So see us soon-siiscever 10
double appeal ef 0ids@stsss
sOpsssd - Srs -
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-26

Attending were, Louis Durham
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Crego, New
Rome; Mr.. and Mrs William Lane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Judson and
daughter, Marilyn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Hilbert and children,
Jeanne and Jackie and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Kalbe. all of Columbus:
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Warner of
Amlin; Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Nicols
and children, Marlin and Kenny,
Chuckery; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Crego and children, Dean and Bar
bara and Miss Emma Ballenger
OF the Lincoln Avenue address.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-26

The softening rays of a wester-
ing sun filtered through the STAIN
ed glass windows of the quaint
Newport Methodist Church Satur-
day evening at half after seven
o'clock to cast a beneficent glow
on the wedding of Miss Beatrice
Sue Gordon and Russell M. Walls.
The double ring service was read
by the Reverend Ernest A. Wall.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Gordon, London
r. D. /, and the bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Marie Walls, London,
and the late w. H. Walls.
The church altar had a single
large basket of pink and white
blossoms, between single. lighted
candles. On either side were cylin-
drical vases of waxy rhododen-
dron foliage. In the chancel were
two graceful sworls of woodwar-
dia fronds and seven branched
candelabras with lighted pink ta-
pers. Marking the steps leading to
the chancel were two more vases
of the rhodedendron and pink sat
in bows on the pew ends marked
the aisle.
Margaret Ann Brown, pianist,
played several numbers, and cap
ably accompanied Miss Sue Lindi-
more, McConnelsville vocalist, who
sang, Il Love You Truly" "At
Dawning," II Love Thee" Be
cause" why Do / Love Thee"
and as a benediction after the cere-
mony, 'The Lords Prayer"
First in the wedding party came
Master Johnnie Gordon, nephew of
the bride, in white linen suit, who
carried the rings on a satin pillow.
Following came the tiny flower
girls, Connie Conley and Phyliss
Gordon, nieces of the bride. They
were in matching gowns of pink
and blue net over taffeta with
skirts of graduated ruffles and
taffeta capes. The halo brims of
their poke bonnets were filled in
with tiny flowers. Each carried a
basket of dainty blossoms.
The brides iI,atron of honor was
her sister, Mrs. Willis Conley, of
Orient, who wore a strapless gown
of pink tulle over taffeta with
which she wore a matching stole.
A band of matching tulle caught
with rosettes at either side was
worn in her hair.
Rainbow, pastel hued, were the
gowns of the four bridesmaids,
Miss Jewel Finchum, Miss Dorothy
Ann Dunkle, Miss Mary Lou
Brown of London and Miss Fran
ces Paterna, in yellow, aqua, or
child and mint green, respectively,
all styled like that of the matron
of honor. Their hairbands were in
matching tulle and all five attend
ants carried dainty floral sprays
arranged on tulle fans in shades in
contrast to their gowns.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-26
Methodist Reception
For New Members

A reception for those who have
been taken into the membership
of First Methodist Church during
the past year was given in the
Church sanctuary Sunday after
noon, by the Official Board of the
Church.
Greetings were extended by
Mrs. Glenn Sponsler for the
W.S.CS., by Forrest r. Hanson,
for the Sunday School; for ME
thodist Men,, by William G. Fem
der; for the Rudorah Class by
Miss Dorothy Fisher; for Los
Jovenas Class by Mrs. r. C.
Phillips.
E. A. Wall, teacher of the Mems
Bible Glass, presided at the meet
ing.
Mrs. James Cluxton, organist,
played 'Reverie," Barnes, Grand
Choer" Rogers and "Offertoire"
Batiste, during the reception in
the sanctuary, when brief re-
marks were made by Reverend
A. M. Shenefelt, who has just
been returned to the London
Church by the Ohio Methodist
Conference.
The musicai program also in
cluded Rhapsody in E Flat"
Brahms, Mrs. Harold Bidwell,
Pianist; "Candlelight." Cadman,
Song is the Hearts Companion"
by the Treble Choir with Mrs
BidweH at the piano and Mrs
Norma Jones, violin: trumpet
solo, selections from the Desert
Song by Allen Dickerson with
Donna Goodson at the piano.
Tea was served in the dining
rooms during the fellowship hour
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-26


Club to join them at Friday after
moons meeting at the home of Mrs.
Pauline Dudley, near South Solon.
Mrs. Dudley greeted members of
the South Solon Club early in the
afternoon and invited them into
her home for the regular business
meeting, conducted by the club
president, Mrs. Clifford Clemans,
who was also co-hostess for the
afternoon.
When the Open Gate members
arrived, both groups moved to the
lawn where the guests presented
the program, in the beautiful out
door setting.
All Ohioans being Sesquicenten-
nial minded this year, the Open
Gate members, in keeping with the
historic theme, arrived in colorful
costumes of yesteryear.
Mrs. Fred Beauman, in interest
ing manner, sketched some of the
high lights of Ohio history.
Mrs. Harry Steel, depicting Mrs.
Worthington, wife of Ohio's early
governor, gave the history of
Adena and described the furnish
ings of 'her' home.
For her part of the program
Mrs. Robert Trehearne showed
pictures of early Ohio homes, some
with their old fashioned, flower
gardens being particularly noted.
Mrs. Lawrence Miller brought
history to local level, by relating
facts and incidents in the history
of Paint and Stokes townships.
The group had with them many
articles representing the good old
days" such as sunbonnets, tintypes,
wooden buckets. sterescope, etc.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram, refreshments were served on
the lawn. The red letter day ended
with a tour of Mrs. Dudley's
flower garden where several choice
specimens were in bloom.
Attending were: Open Gate mem
bers, Mrs. Nelson Ingersoll, Mrs.
Frank Baughn, Mrs. Chester Rob-
erts, Mrs. Edward Cox, Mrs. o. E.
Liller, Mrs. Francis Kronk, Mrs.
John Geesling, Mrs. Robert Hines,
Mrs. Clara Peterson, Mrs. Millard
Call, Mrs. Sam johnson, Mrs.
Grant Woodring, Mrs. William
Moody, Mrs. Harry Steel; South
1Solon Garden Club members, Mrs.
George Brady, Mrs. Elden Brock
Mrs. Clifford Clemans, Mrs. Joel
Cutler, Mrs. Joe Daugherty, Mrs
Paul Daugherty, Miss Mary Daug.
herty, Mrs. Pauline Dudley, Mrs
Jay Gossard, Mrs. Keith Rowand
Mrs. Emmett Simmermon, Mrs
Harry Theobald. Miss bessie Wolf
Mrs. Robert Clark, Mrs. Frank
Dement,, Mrs. Deloris Reigel.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-26
SESQUt PROGRAM FOR GARDEN
CLUBS AT SOUTH SOLON

Take spacious Madison county
farm home-add-a rare June day,
a gracious hostess, two congenial
groups sharing a common interest
mix well-these are the ingred-
tents for a memorable occasion.
So II was when the South Solon
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-06-26
Facts About
Folks

Capt. and Mrs. Floyd (Red)
Alexander, Columbus, former Lon
don residents, were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w! Con-
way, 3O25 South Harrison, Denver,
Colorado. Since Reds" birthday
occurred Saturday. June 13, during
their visit, the Conways and the
Alexanders were entertained by
Edward speedy Geer, formerly
of London, now Manager of
Safety" for the city of Denver, at
the Aviation Country Club. On
Sunday evening the Conways had
: buffet supper on the porch at
their home for the Alexanders.
other guests being Edwards Geer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shana-
han of Denver.
Mr.. end Mrs. Robert Creath and
their children, Nicky and Melinda,
and Mrs. Creath's mother, Mrs.
James A. Smith, attended Smith
family reunion at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard ONeill at Mans
field, Sunday. Mrs. O'Neill is
granddaughter of the late Robert
Smith, former London resident, a
brother of the late James A. Smith
of London.
A.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Cristee and
their daughter, Charlene, E. First
Street, have returned from vaca-
ton. Two weeks of their time they
spent with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Scheel Betty Cristee) at Houston,
Texas. Returning home they stop
ped enroute for a week in the
Smoky mountains.
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Mrs. z. p. Bonner has returned
to her home on North Main Street
after several months visit at the
home Of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell M.
Webb and daughter, Marcia, in
Washington, d. c. Miss Dorothy
Fisher, East High Street, motored
to Washington for visit with the
Webbs, Mrs. Bonner returning to
London with her.
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Miss Laura Dwight, friend and
associate of the late Ruth Johns
tin, former London resident, who
was professor at Wellesley Col
lege, Massachusetts,, spent the
weekend with Mrs. James A..
Smith, North Main Street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey Smith and
their daughters, Cynthia and Kar-
en-, of Urbana, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Creath of Butler, spent