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WATCH DOG, male, medium size;
ideal for adults; dislikes strangers.
Given free TO any one , providing
COON DOGS. registered. black and
tan female. 5 years old; real track
and water dog, Wagner stock. 500;
Red Bone male. 2 years old; running
and freeing, $50; Red Tick. 2 yrs,
old, beautiful dog, doing good for
experience he has had; S25. J. H
Me, $500. ia
POINTER, thoroughbred: Ia yrs. old
best offer. Also cocker spaniel. AP.
7-629l after $3.50. IA
ADORABLE PUPPIES, of Shetland
sheep dog mother. Ready for home
with loving children. OIL. 4-2317.
Ia
PUPPIES--Cocker spaniels, red and
blonds; males and females; pure
bred. Call so. 5-4S27. Ia
POODLES, miniature pups. 12 wks..
Axe, bred from imported champ.
stock. Selected to grow frisky but
nos nervous pets. IA. 5-T944. Ia
POINTER, female. liver and white;
8 yrs. old; about 40 pounds;
trained: $50. WA. 7-s579. LA
IRISH SETTER. thoroughbred, with
out papers; S35: II wks. $40 Tus-
carawas rd., Glen Echo Hts Nd.
PLAYFUL PUPPIES, So; brown or
GERMAN GsaSx IL sHEPaRRD HIhIG2i PUPPIES for
~ E-c1S1
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LIVINGSTON RID. s.E.-Niceiy fur.
nished room, / or 2 girls, next TO
bath; convenient transp. 10. 3-43S6.
block Library congressWLse. g Oi front front
rm., 3 windows, end A.; refgr.. semi
pvt. bath; man. Ii. 3-2913. liz
COLORED--ONE LARGE furn. front
room, for married couple or single
men or women; empl.:: no drinkers:
private home. Ii. 4-3522. IA
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BOLLING FIELD
AvAuAgLE

3-bedrm. apis. for immediate occn-
parcy. Newly furnished and deco
rated. R14j. including all utilities.
Apply at 1855 Savannah st. s,e,,
Monday through SATURDAY, 3 to 5,
or Tues. and Thurs, 2 to =. For
further information. telephone 10.
! 2-0l51.
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oANT1rtON MATrrI

SANCTION MATCH
German Shepherd dog club Of Metro.
politan Washington holds its .2nd
class A and GA sanction match Sun.
day Nov. Ia for German Shepherd
does d mo. and over at st. Anslem
Priority High School athletic field,
14th and s. Dakota ave; ne: En-. !.
from 1890 am. to pm. Sunday,
Nov, IA.
Judging starts at 1870 pm. for both
obedience and breed. Entry fee 81
for dog and handler: SOC additional
class. Spectators free, Ia
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE.
LADY wishes share apt. with
D.l, De- lines; refs. exchansed. EN-
YOuNG MAN. to share 1-bedrm. apt.
with another man; $40 mo. 1725,
Lanier pl. n.wo Apt. Z. AID. 2-ssos.
WOMAN TO SHARE APT. with an
other woman: Conn. ave. vicinity.
DEsIRE EMi i-71sl; / girl to. share 1-6earm. tr
located. HO. 2-S29S. -15 :.
and closet. All cows; $40. Sat.
stt; 4 8 pm. Sun. all day. Lu; /
coaoRED SIsS GIRL TO share Sc. apart
ment with another nh girl between
YOUNG MAN has 1-bedrm, newly
furn. apt. to share with another
man. Modern apt. building. JA.- s.
LADY wants girl to enjoy apt. privils.
in unusually attrac. newly dec. rrn..
unlim. phone; reas. LU. 1-0S3l;
MAN wanted to share NV. home with
8 men college graduates. EN-. 3-5s46.
REFINED LADY wishes to share
attractive 2-bedrm, apt. with en-
ployed lady or couple: vic. Statler
Hotel. ME. $4,000. IA
DESIRE / OR 2 GIRLS to share p
hssi bsarm r.np apt. 2 w. svaas VIII other siris
MIDDLE-AGED LADY share
2-bedroom apt. with another lady.
1926 r st. NV, ME. S-6533. ---l5 3
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THE DIPLo oMAT

Z4GU I0In St, N;W; -,
large aiflconditioned effciency fol
two across from Meridian PARK
Walking distance downtown. Beau
tifully furn. twin foam rubber beds,
o4-hour switchboard. S110 incl
,lfils Mar An 9-12ah IA
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The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 AsHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block OF Conn. ave. at $500,
overlooking Rock Creek Park. Dble.
and sgle. rms, pvt. bath avail; ex-
eel. meals. Rates, $3.50 wk. UP.
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S32 RTTTENHoUSE ST. NV,
Quiet upper NV. location: conF. to
schools. and transp.: mr.. Walter
Reed Army Hosp: 2-bedrm. apts.
available. Open Is pm. Sat. and
o WASH. HOUSING CORP. 'sg
93l II st. NV. MA. SASS
Ia
2.,BEDRooM GARDEN TYPE-N. W.
Newly decorated, brand-new; iee,
refgr. with freezer top: new 36-in
stove, incinerator, laundry rm. ana
pvt. storage rm: $S5 plus utilities
immediate occupancy. Hurry, this
Apt. 3u2. Ia
1882 POTOMAC AVE. Sc.
Apt. No. 1; bedrm... living rrrr, kit.
and bath; available Dec. 1: $50
can Can pc seen ewes, after s or Sat.
J. 4. McKEEyER CO.. INC.
1892 & st. NV. ST. 3-SS00
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SUITLAND

ANDREWS FIELD
4 beaut. / bedrm., tile BATH. kit
and liv. rm., in q quiet neighbor-
hood; "a blk. to bus and shopping.
sos. 10. S-9S00 or RE. 5-920S.
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GALVESTON APTS.
BY THE WEEK OR MONTH
NICHOLS AVE. AND GALVESTON
PL.. convenient to Boiling Field,
N.R.L., downtown. Bright, nicely
decorated outside apis. overlooking
Galveston pl. Liv. rrn., bedrm..
dinette. full-size kit. and pastel tile
bath
500 so mo. furn., incl. all utils. Some
unfurn., at S76.50. Apply resident
manager. on premises, 20 Galveston
nj = \, JN 3.lOaR la
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HOTEL I44U
One rnl., kit, bath; phone, maid and
lev. service; S24.50-$31 so week
144O Rhode Island ave. NV.
CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN
Attractive. large. completely modern,
/ and 2 bedroom furn. apts.. play
! ground, laundry room. all utils.
incl: S92. so to S120. Also attractive
2-bedrm., unfurn.: $S1 80 incl. utils.
once at 1000 Mississippi ave Sc.
10. 2-061S. IL
In Town, 608 Mass. Ave. NV.
Large Groom apartment. nicely fur
rlished in heart of city: $50 month
including utilities. tAdultsl. -13
Evening star., 1954-11-13

THE WESTCHESTER
newly decorated
large living room. bedroom and bath,
modern kitchen, long lease. $3.50
per month including electricity.
RANDALL H. HAGNER CO., INC.
Call Mrs. Murray. DE. $4,000.
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FARM AND GARDEN

TOP SOIL, the best. loaded on your
truck at Addison Chapel and Cen
dirt: 10000 yards free. MAX MIL
LER, Ii. 7-2100 or Ia. 9-SS53.
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GORDON HOTEL

One blk. n. of White House. on 10th
st. Perfect location for refined, care
free living. All services. Comfortable
sgle. and dble. rms. avail. from S14
wkly. Also mo. rates for permanent
Evening star., 1954-11-13
Wheaton Pet Center

Wheaton Pet Center
1151O OLD BLADENsBURG RD.
WHEATON, MD. LO. 4-7966
Axe registered German shepherds,
$50: Axe registered collies. .S45
and S55; mixed Boston terriers,
SIS. Complete line pets and sup
BEAGLE
Axe: female: good gun dog. RA.
PUPPIES
Axe COCKER $50. 90
CHIHUAHUA --------- $3.50
TOY TERRIER ------- $500
PART SCOTTIES - 500
SILVER SPRING
PET SHOP
e57 Thayer Ave. JU. S-2114
Ia
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Pou.TRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

WHITE AFRICAN and pearl guineas,
geese and Pekin ducks, r. L. OIL
SON, Ashton, Md. Spring 4-3571.
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nished efficiency; s75. EN-. 2-4!sd.
: BEDRMs.. liv. rm., lse, kit. and
bath. pvt. nice apt. at 922 Long
fellow st. NV. Transp.. etc. $50 mo-
includes utils. RA. 6-S63g. Ia
ATTRAC. .3-RM. well-heated bsrnt.1
kit. SIT wk. 3172. ! 5th. HO. 81 s..
KITCHEN. BEDRM., semipyt. bsth:.
quiet home; nonsdrinkers- pE.
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CONNECTICUT AVE.

and 2 bedrm.. liv.. rm.:
utils.: switchboard and elev.: dining
foyer. kitchen and bath. Also ef1c.
Shopping centers; children accepted.
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-Elev.. 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din
OFF IP puFosf H1f Sas0 o1seIEs1aeioss. saSE En
bedrrns.. Ice. din. rm., lge. liy. rm,.
fireplss, gracious living; S211. .Wo
6-440S lie
Ii9 18th ST. S.E.-First Il. Of g
family bldg; 2 lge. bright rms.
kit, bath, new gas furnace and h.-w.
ease rear porches. uss l Only ss4. STE sTEuART ri
BROS. INC, DI. 7-2434, DI. 7-s695.
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JUST COMPLETED
rs FORESTER ST. S.W.

I2-bedroom terrace apartment; $50.
Apply Apt. 2-B. RA. 3-2931. LA .,
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ROOMS FURNIsHFD--s.E.-s.w.

COLoRED-ROOM for empl. corple;
Kit. in psnlt.; eonv. tranSp. L.
6-S247. a.
Evening star., 1954-11-13

sLUDGE, clean fill dirt, top soil, blue
stone, sand: hauling; tree removing;
TOPSOIL that can be handled with
q rake and COW manure. JE. 2-1349.
Evening star., 1954-11-13

per mo. See janitor on premises or
pE Ssl' LHAE "a; S-s1s2i ssB2iDRM., ArR0cdbSa ArR-cdbSaD.
Choice location in one of Washing
toms finest modern air-cond. bldgs.,
opposite exclusive Westchester. "a
hr. secretarial switchboard service,
etc., ample free parking: on direct
mgr. IDAHO TERRACE APIS.
3o4O Idaho ave. NV. EN-. $4,000.
1888 p ST. NV rm.. kit. and
bath, S53 per mo. M. PAUL HAN
NAN. 732 18th st. NV. ME, s-4l0o.
1t,s NEWTON ST. N.w.-very de-
sirsble bldg, close to transp.. and
shop. area; 2 rms; kit; and bath,
GORDON INC. 1874 Park I'd. NV.
i4tS 20, AND snoSnsi iNGRAHAM SITS. N.w.R1-
heat sdan and hot water; convenient. "a.
BACHELOR salcssfYIjoR APT, 2 rms. and kit. 1st
settled person; $50 921 Hamilton
NEAR Fl Ri; YEsSA. IA; aa3f. a,1e7i 7iBR1pGE1 bed.
1st a.; convenient location: Se2 so.
plus ntils. Dir. Across Penna. ave.
bridge, right on Fairlawn ave. to
1412 Young st. Sc, LU. 2-4960. Ia
REAL, HOME. on Brandywine st. NV,
"a lge. rms, kit; and bath: bath private
children. WO. 6-7683. Ia
WOODBRIDGE, IA blk. from bus stop;
basement apt: 2 rms. kit. shower.
bath; 2g12 26th st. ne; $50, qtils.
NFSR hRsi bSlLiNG a8. Gsfii FIELD, 1885 Broth
nj hpdFfn liz
sitcbenette. sit en- s bath; ss5 mo-. no. Incl.
oNksBiEDRM. Ssilsi naa III ENGfisH i2 APT. 482a
N. Capitol St., S65. incl. utils. Sum-
esoi i0 18th ST. N.w--Larse enc:
s6s.5os incl. utils. See res. mgr.
7oIs EASTERN AVE. N.w.-com-
plete 1-bedrooH apartment: excel
lent location: $66.10 per month:
See MR.. VAUGHN At address or call
M. ri. s. ,ssPg c2sPPgYroL AND DANBuRY Sc.
II bedrm.; rent s6s.s0, incl; all
utilities. IA. 9-4441. rs
I3OiS g ST. S.E.-2 rms, kit, dinette
atiIs CHARLES 6, coNNER. RE.
ssi o@sSi sSth ST. N.E.-e, rms. Kit.
CHARLES c. CONNER. RE-. 1910.
eeD PA. AVE. s,E.-4 rms. and bath.
hot-water heat, gas: elec.: rear
GEoRGETOWN. 3O5s M st. n.w.-1
room, kit, pvt. bath. utils. incl:
eoav con aaaa tasnsp tsS S6s; ) Asss MRS. WHALEN'
DUPLEX - Excel. cond.. 3 expos;
bedrm., iiY. rm.. dinette, kit. bath.
ser. peh., fenced. pvt. yard; nr:
transp. and shopping; see sat. and
/ sun. 10 to 4. I541 Brentwood I'd
ne, Turn left at 18th and 2 !
SEE 2s3, feth ST. N.E.-Larre iiy.
/ rm., bedrTl., euuip. kit. sundeck;
$50 mo. ROGER MOSS, Ho. 2-eo20.
Evening star., 1954-11-13

INCLUDING utils. JU. 7-5913. IA
QUANDRY? Then visit 5000 4th st.
Sc. .(between Atlantic st. and Valley
ave. big l-bedroom apis. (taste-
fully decorated with ref1nished fioors)
now available; S69.50. INCL. ALL
UTILITIES; colorful tiled bath and
ample closet space; automatic laun-
dry facilities: express bus transpor-
tation to downtown in block. Call
res. mgr. Mr.. Denison. 10. 2-9S4f
or SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 724
14th st. NV, MA. S-a34l.
Evening star., 1954-11-13

5O2i ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-2nd a
2-bedrnl, apt, in private home; liv
rm., kit. dinette, pvt. bath: utilS.
furn SS5, 10. b-0440. --I4
Evening star., 1954-11-13

BULLDOZERS for grading. excavat-
ing, land clearing; free estimates.
Call UN. 1888; night. AP. T-05sS.
FALL FLOWING, discing and seeding.
Large or small Jobs. Free estimates.
Call Mr.. BROWN at Ia. 9-4O19.
Evening star., 1954-11-13

SLAUGHTERS-DU. CIR.
Sgles., dbles.: fr. SO wk.: rm. PHI. elev.
md. sery. 2007 o st. NV. NO. 7-466O
Evening star., 1954-11-13

EASTERN HOUSE
51s s st. NV. Ell. apt. and sleeping
rms, phone. elevator and maid sery-
ice daily. So to So daily. SO to
S16.50 weekly. RE. 7-10S6. --19
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
Facts About
Folks

Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Corne,
north OF Summerford, have re-
turned from a two months trip
the west coast in which they
went practically from one end to
the Other in their two months
stay. They tartcd at Seattle
where they visited for some time,
went on down to San Diego, and
on New Years Day were in Pasa-
dena for the colorful parade of
roses. taking movies Of many Of
the exquisite floats. One Of their
stops was in .Chula Vista, CaIifor-
MIA, .rwhorc they were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. AIyron Woods, for
n,er residents Of Madison County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hig
Washington Avenue, have gone
to Lake Worth, Florida to remain
until spring.
- ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bryan, East
First Street and Mr.. and Mrs.
Keith Hill of Lafayette, have gone
to Florida for their annual Win
ter's vacation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
D Of Hears Book
Review Al Last
Meeting K g Hall

The Daughters of Isabella for
the January meeting in the K
of c Hall, for the program heard
a review of Conrad Ricketers
three books, The Trees" The
Fields and THE Towns" very
ably given by Mrs. Mary Jane
Dennehy. ..
The committee with Mrs. Marie
Loney as chairman, was compos-
ed Of, Dorothy Brady, Katherine
Cauley, Helen. Ryan, Louise Car
ter, Marie Sullivan and Margaret
d. Dwyer.
A winter theme with snow men
and snowballS featured, were US
ed as decorations.
Door prizes were presented to,
Mary J. Dennehy, sephin G
Brock, Catherine MorrisSey, Bam-
bi Hackett, Jeanne Sparkling, Hell
en- Gallagher and Marie DWyer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
-Four Generations
At Dinner Sunday
At Brunty Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Brunty of
Summerford, entertained Sunday
January II with a dinner which
celebrated the birthdays Of Mrs,
Brunty's m o tn r, Mrs. Martha
Mitchell, who was ga January 18,
her sister, Mrs. Rufus Jenkins and
Mrs. Jenkins son, Robert z. Jen-
kins.
Seated at the table were four
generations, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs.
Rufus Jenkins, Mrs. Gladys Lip
pincott and her son, Master Harry
Lippincott.
Attending the party were, Mrs.
Mitchell, Mrs. Emma Brown, who
is 81 years of age; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Jenkins and son of South
Solon; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lipp-
incott and son, Harry of Urbana,
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Z. Jenkins.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
Bridge-Luncheon At
Coover Club House BY
Two Hos+esses

Mrs. II. V. Christopher and. her
daughter, Mrs. Forrest E. Sidener,
Jr., East High Street, entertained
with a bridge-luncheon Wednesday
at Coover Club House.
Lovely floral arrangements were
used as luncheon table decorations,
with places for the following
guests: Mrs. F. E. Sidener. Sr.,
Mrs. Earl D. Rea, Mrs. II. P. Spar
ling, Mrs. J. P. Skinner, Mrs. Will
bur H. Hume, Mrs. Bruce D.
Lewis, Mrs. Peter F. Lanigan, Mrs.
William j. Robson, Mrs. Robert
Johnson, Mrs. f. r. Schurr, Miss
Ella Primrose. Miss Nina EVAN
and Mrs. Charles Mellow, Jr..
Jean Sidener) of Birmingham,
Michigan.
Bridge awards were presented to
Mrs. F. E. Sidener, Sr., Mrs.
Hume, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Rea.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
Sales Taxes Up
Il Per Cent For
Record High Year

Roger w. Tracy, Treasurer of
State, reported today that Ohio
sales tax collections for the last
six months of 1858 passed one hun
dred million dollars to set a new
record.
comparing collections of S1O4,-
482. 1856 for the last half of 1858
with S95, ,039, ,4O7 for the same span
in 1852, a gain of SO percent is
shown.
The grand total for the calendar
year of 1858 reached S198, ,184, ,581.
This figure may be compared with
1925 grand total of S177,914, ,759
The gain for the entire calendar
year was 113 percent.
Tracy noted, however, that a
leveling off of revenues from sales
tax collections has set in. While
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
Granddaughter OF VIM. H. Rice
To Wed Wesleyan Senior In Fall

Announcement Of an engage
ment that will be of interest in
London, is that of Miss Patricia
Ellen James, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. H. c. James of Tucson, Ari-
zona to c. Dee Simpson, son of
Mrs. Sarah L. Simpson, 1928
North Fourth Avenue, and Jay NJ.
Simpson, both also Of Tucson.
Miss James, whose mother is
the former Dorothy Ann Rice, of
London, is a granddaughter of
William II. Rice, superintendent
emeritus of London High School,
who now reside in Delaware.
The announcement was made al
tea at 1884 East Fourth Street
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
Society, Social Events And News OF The Clubs

the percent Of gain for the first
six months of 1858 compared with
the same period of 1852 was 13
percent this may be compared
with the SO percent gain over 1852
registered for the last six months
of 1858.
Although variations were con-
siderable, every Ohio county show
ed a gain during the last six
months of 1853 compared with the
previous year. The total sales tax
take for Madison County was
S1S7, 1897 from July ! to December
81, 1853. Compared with S154, ,394
for the same period of last year, a
ola percent increase is shown.
Booming with the atomic energy
project, Pike County again led the
state with a gain of 111.9 percent.
The neighboring counties Of Sci
otto, Adams. Ross, Jackson and
Highland also apparently were in
fluenced by these activities.
Motor vehicles led the list Of in
dustry classifications registering
gains. Comparing O,595, ,951 for
the last six months of 1858 with
S16,96O,73l for the same span Of
1852, a gain of 214 percent was
shown for this category.
In the half years tabulations
compiled by Tracy, other classifi-
cations showing sales tax collec-
ton gains were building materials
1O.4 percent. hardware 12.4 per-
cent and department store dry
goods 6 percent.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19

home of the bride-elects parents
in Tucson.
Miss James, a graduate of Tue
son High School, is a senior at
Ohio Wesleyan University, Della
ware. She is affiliated with Kap-
pa Kappa Gamma Sorority; Nor
tar Board; and is president of
the Association of Women Stu
dents.
Her fiance also graduated
from Tucson High School and is
in his senior year at Ohio Wesle-
yan Delaware. He is president of
Beta Theta Pi fraternity and the
Interfraternity Council.
The couple is planning a fall
wedding.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
Methodist WSCS
Meetings Meet
With FAVOR

The movement among the Wo-
mans Society of Christian Service
groups of the Methodist Church, in
an effort to become better ac-
quainted and bring churches in
neighboring communities in closer
contact are from time to time
meeting together in various parts
of Madison County.
For one of the most recent of
these, members of the Society of
the London Church were guests of
the Society at the Newport Church
Thursday afternoon. Though some
of the members were detained be-
cause of illness, many of the Lon
don Society who had resided in
the Newport community at some
time, made a special effort to be
present to meet acquaintainces at
the Thursday meeting.
etaoin shrdlu cmfwyp vbgkqj NU
Attending from London for an
interesting program and social
hour, were, Mrs. o. E. Liller, Mrs.
Merle Bigelow, Mrs. A. r. Hook
ing, Mrs. Roy Dixon, Mrs. Earl
Kennedy, Mrs. Charles Van Horn,
Mrs. Robert Dillingham;, Mrs.
George Smell, Mrs. P. E. Bacon,
Mrs. Cecil Laird, Mrs. r. G. Fades,
Mrs. Harold Bidwell, Mrs. c. L.
Hunter, Mrs. r. M. Mabe, Mrs.
Goldie VannorsdaII, Mrs. Bessie Kill
gore, Mrs. Esther Gallagher, Mrs.
Virginia McQuirt. Miss Grace Bal
Ienger and Miss Betty McOuirt-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
Member Of London Faculty Is Wed
In Holiday Ceremony At Capital "U''

Miss Clarabell Alley and Mr.
William Hahn Jr., exchanged mar
riage vows, December twenty~sev-
enth in Divinity Hall Chapel at
Capital University with The Rev.
Robert Spieler officiating. Carry
ing out the Christmas theme, the
altar was decorated with white
poinsettias and seven branch cam
dlebra.
Preceding the ceremony a half
hour Of music was presented by
Mr.. Robert Snyder, soloist, and
Mrs. James Essinger, organist.
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her brother, John F. Al
ley. Her gown was of wa1tz-length
chantilly lace over satin, with a
fingertip veil. She carried a brid-
al bouquet of white poinsettias.
Miss Julia Alley, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. Her
gown was emerald green velvet
waltZ-length, with which she car
ried red poinsettias.
Serving as best man was MIR.
Lewis Click. Ushers were Mr..
James Essinger and Mr.. Donald
Shaw.
A reception in Troutman Hall
followed the ceremony. Hostesses
were Miss Helen Wollam, Mrs.
Richard Jones, Mrs. Charlie S
Adams, and Mrs. Donald Shaw.
Mrs. Alley chose a navy crepe
dress and matching accessories for
her daughters wedding. Mrs.
Hahn wore aqua faille with navy
accessories. Both mothers corsag-
es were of yellow shattered car
nations.
For travelling the new Mrs.
Hahn changed to a powder blue
wool jersey dress with winter
white and black accessories. To
her costume she added a corsage
Of eucharist lilies.
The former Miss Alley is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Alley of Greenfield. She is en-
ployed as a teacher in the Lon
don Public Schools. Mr.. Hahn, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hahn
Sr., of Detroit, is a student in
the Lutheran Theological Semin-
arV at CaDital University
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
Mary {. Randolph
Is Engaged -

Announcement of an engage
ment that will be of interest in
London, is that of Miss Mary T..
Randolph, daughter of the Rev
erend and Mrs. F. c. F. Randolph,
Lancaster, ard Walter Williams,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Will
liams of Ashland, Kentucky.
The Randolphs resided in Lon
don for a number of years while
Reverend Randolph was rector
of Trinity Episcopal Church.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
Edmund Taylor
To Be 98 Years
Old January 20

Mrs. William f. Brown, (Fay
Taylor) of Hazleton, Pa, arrived
Saturday to spend this week with
her father, Edmund Taylor, for
mer London marshal, who will
celebrate his eighty-eighth birth
day, Wednesday, January 20.
A dinner was planned for Sun
day at the Taylor home on Elm
Street by Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Henry
P. Beathard, Mr.. Taylor's other
daughter and Miss Ruth Roberts,
that the family might be together.
Another honor guest was Master
Jimmy Beathard, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Beathard, Richmond
Avenue, who will be five years
old January %, a great-grandson
of the honor guest. A third Janu-
ary celebrant is little Miss De-
borah Anne Brown, who was born
January 6 to 1t. q. g. John r.
Brown, and Mrs. Brown, at Naval
Hospital Norfolk, Virginia. The
little miss, a granddaughter of
the William Z. Browns, is a
great-granddaughter of Edmund
Taylor.
Invited to the Sunday family
gathering were, Mr.. Taylor, Miss
Roberts, Mrs. William E. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Beathard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Beathard
and their sons, Jimmy and John,
Judge and Mrs. Maurice Z. Bea-
thard and sons, Mike, Steve and
Jeff, Mrs. James F. Bell Sr., Mrs.
Fred Fitzgerald Miss Virginia
Bell, Robert Beathard, Clarence
Wallace, the Misses Mary and
Agnes Brown of Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-19
esby+erian Women Installation
+ Dinner Meeting Wednesday

Ne Women's Association of the
byterian Church, had its first
ing of 1854 in the Church din
,ooms Wednesday evening, in
alton. of officers following a
er served by Mrs. Raymond
flour and her co-workers of
d,1. -.~- -.
ficers who will serve the AS
ttlofi for 1854 are: Mrs. F. E.
Iagle, president; Mrs. r. L.
first vice president; Mrs.
d williams, second vice presi-
Mrs. Fred H. Winchester,
vice president; Mrs. Alvin w.
; secretary and Mrs. Harold
hard, treasurer.
cretaries for various parts OF
Associations work, are: Mrs.
y Bowlus, Missionary Educa-
Mrs. Henry Young, Social
,ation and Action; Mrs. Harry
y. Jr., Stewardship and Spir-
Life; Mrs. r. K. Shaw, Liter
!; Mrs. Roger Counts, Over
and National Missions Sew
i Mrs. Raymond Ridenour,
lren's Work; Mrs. Wilbur II.
e, Interdenominational Church
act.
q Guilds, their leaders and of
5, Who started their year the
week in January are:
lid Mrs. Raymond Riden-
leader; Mrs. James V. Shaw,
siate leader; Mrs. Roger
It's, secretary; Mrs. Robert
treasurer.
did 2-Mrs. Chester Swope,
r.. Mrs. William Grouse, as
tie leader; Mrs. Henry Young,
itary; Mrs. Dustin L. Mirick,
atrer.
lid 3--Mrs. Walter Weaver,
r. Mrs. r. H. Meade, associ-
hader; Mrs. o. w. Bridgeman,
tary; Mrs. Earl D. Rea, treas
lid 4--Mrs. Ray Andrews,
sr;- Mrs. Gayle Noble, associ-
sader; Mrs. Wilbur Story, sec
"; Mrs. Donald Lowe, treas
lid 5-Mrs. Fred Nabergall,
II; Mrs. d. II. Jacknan, as
te leader; Miss Harriet Eyler,
tary; Mrs. f. NJ. Ridcnour,
Eant secretary; Mrs. Robert
strong, treasurer. .s-