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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-15

chalrmen TO contact all members
Of the Lodge on the pledges for
the Home for the Aged Masons
at the Masonic Home of Virginia
Each Mason in the state is asked
TO pledge twenty dollars, payable
over a period Of four years or pay
able in full now, either a larger
or smaller amount is acceptable
George Lodge met with Scottsville
Lodge No As for a Founders Day
meeting Wednesday. Oct 10.
New Church Hours
Beginning next Sunday. Oct. IT,
Sunday School will be held at 2
p. nj. with preaching services at
3 p. m. During the summer
months the services and Sunday
School have been held III the
early morning. Rev. E. j. Noting
ham, Ill pastor Of the church
christened a class and received
new members in the church here
last Sunday morning, following
the revival recently held for a
week
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hurt and
Miss Cairo Tooley Nh and Mrs.
E. w Snoddy and two children
and Mr. and Mrs. II w. Bryant
and family, were among those who
attended the Masonic Home Picnic
in Richmond last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. ] S. Layne. of
Albany, California and Mrs. w.
P. Hodges and children. of New
port News have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ] M Tapscott and other
relatives in Buckingham county
Mrs. Henry Simpson and son.
Henry Simpson. Jr.. of California
have been visiting Mrs. Simpson s
sister Mrs. Annie Johnson Moore
and family near Amherst and
they We're visiting IN and around
Howardsyille. seeing old friends
Sunday afternoon.
Donnie Wood. son Of Mr. and
Mrs v l. Wood, jill, Of Char
lottesville. spent several days last
week with his grandparents, Nh.
and Mrs H E. Fenwick. MI. ana
Mrs. Wood also Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Birckhead and daughter Dph0rab
Of Charlottesville, came over for
the week end with the Fenwick
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton Cobbs.
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Knoxville

Mrs Y G Nuckols. of Moores-
town N J is visiting relatives
here and With Nj and Mrs j. N.
Carter at SheppardS.
Miss Ruby Gillespie is visiting
friends ana relatives III Rich
m0nd
Ensign Katharine Allen of Alex
andr.a spent the week end in The
home Of her mother. Mrs. K B
Allen.
Mrs w L Hupp is a patient in
q hospital at her home in Wheel
ing, w. Va Mr. Hupp visited her
over the week end
Porter Jarrett is improving af-
ter being i'll several days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Word. Jr..
and daughter. of Charlottesville,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. H w. Word.
ST.. Sunday.
Gilmore Ransom. of Charlottes-
vile, spent the week end in his
home here.
MI and Mrs John Word were
Farmville visitors on Saturday
They also visited Mr. and Mrs, j
N Carter at Sheppards Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs A E Rush. of
Dillwyn visited Mr.. and Mrs. Por-
ter Jarrett Sunday.
Mrs Harold Coleman and her
mother, Mrs F H. Self, OF Dill
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of Maidens, in GoochlAnd County
visited the Goodman and Cobb
families and Mrs. Bessie Nulty
here Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Clements.
Jr., and Miss Fern Morris. OF
Schuyler, spent Friday night in
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. c. Z
Clements here
DR.. and Mrs Richard V. Shank
lin have returned to Bluefleld, w
Va, after visiting their sisters
Miss Mary and Miss Katherine
Scott at the old home near here
in Buckingham County.
Mrs. Mabel Layne, Of Florida.
has been visiting in the home Of
Mr. and Mrs J NJ TapScott
Mrs Elizabeth O'Brien, Of Rich
m0nd recently spent several days
with her sister, Miss Rosa Gibbs
Mrs, Emma Omohundro. of
Richmond, spent the week end
with her parents MI and Mrs. T.
3. Omohundro.
Mr. and Mrs. H f. FenWick
and Mrs. j. b Wells were IN
Charlottesville on business Wed
nesday.
Mrs Charlie Morris spent Fri
day at Natural Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I'll Ripley and
daughter Margaret Ripley. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Branch, Mrs.
Nora Ragland and Mrs Ripley S
father w A Branch on Wednes-
day
The Woman's Society for Chris
tian Service Of the HoWardsville
Methodist Church met III the
home Of the Rev. and MIS- f. j.
Nottingham, III. il Scottsyille
Tuesday night Oct. 5,
MI and Mrs. NJ j. Mclean and
Mrs. Douglas White Of Richmond
spent the week end on Mt Alto
visiting Mr. and Mrs. c. V. Clan
mini and Mrs. NJ S. FenWick
Miss Joan Adams spent the
week end with Miss June Wells
near Scottsville at their home
"Totier Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Fenwick.
Mrs. J B. Wells Mrs. Vanzy
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tney naQ QlNnfr.
Vernard Hurt visited his broth
er, Roy Hurt and family and also
in the home oil MI and Mrs. Won
Cobbs Later they attended the
State Fair.
The Rev. ard MIS-. f. J Not
tingham III. we're dinner guests
Of Nh. and Mrs. c. Il Clements
MISS Betty Baown visited friends
in Schuyler. Sunday afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Brown Of Rich
mond spent the week end With
her parents Nh and Mrs. c. n
Brown.
Mrs. Z. W shoddy ana children
spent Saturday evening with Mrs.
John + Hurt
w T. Ripley has returned from
Richmond where he had the cast
taken off Of his broken arm which
is healing satisfactorily
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ms took them to ST. PIERS Episco-
Pal church ii New Kent an TO W.
Point They also visited MI and
Mrs Leslie Meador. III Hanover
and Miss Nellie Meador
w s. Anderson. E B Anderson
and c w. Anderson were dinner
guests OF Mr. and Mrs J Gordon
Smith, in Richmond Sunday
Their sister. Mrs L. H
Robens. OF LaneXa, was week end
guests IN the same home Mr.. and
Mrs. Conway Anderson OF Rich
mond. met them there in the
afternoon, and they had a small
family reunion
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New Canton RID

Miss Ruby Davidson, Of Rich
m0nd spent the past week enc
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j l Davidson
Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Stinson. o.
Richmond, were week end guest.
of Mrs. Matte Stinson and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Hill.
Howard Toney is a patient al
Blue Ridge Sanitarium, near
Charlottesville. FRIENDS are hop
ing this rest period may be bene-
fetal
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Bannistel
and sons. and Mr. Bannister's
mother and sister. all of Rich
lQond were Sunday visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j r. Phillips.
Mrs Malcolm Hitter. of Farm
vile, spent the past week end at
her home here.
Richmond Guests
Mrs. A. p. Grose and son. Bob
Of Richmond. were week enc
guests at MT. Ida" the w. r
and K. A Piercy home.
B L. ApperSon Jr., returned tC
his home here last Saturday after
having his tonsils removed al
Johnston-Wilhs Hospital. Rich
mona, last week.
A T Fuqua continues very il
at his home here.
Mrs John Yancey is spending
some time with relatives in Rich
mond.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Chase. OF
Falls Church Va. were Sunday
afternoon callers in the home OF
Nh and Mrs. B L. Apperson.
Alexandria Callers
Mr. and Mrs. William Clark. OF
/ Alexandra. Mr. and Mrs. Justu.
Reynolds and Keel Oliver. \ d
Richmond were week end gaest.
of Horace Oliver.
Mrs. b L. ApperSon, Jr.. is &
patient at Johnston Willis Hospi-
tai where she underwent surgery
on Monday
Mrs. A d. de Bettencouit anc
sons visited her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. w I. Wheeley, and Major
de Bettencourt at the Congress
siOnal Hotel in WASHINGTON last
week end
Mrs Matte StInson was q
patient at Grace Hospital, Rich
mond several days this week
where she received treatment.
Several from this community
attended the State Mission Pro-
gram at Alvon Baptist Church
last Friday night Dr. J. R. John
son gave a most interesting report
on State Missions.
WINS Hostess
Mrs w f Tatum was hostess
to the WINS of Mt. Zion Church
Tuesday night, Oct 5
Mrs Kenneth McAlister anc
daughter Carolyn, of Richmond
were week end visitors OF Mr.. anc
Mrs, N. Putney
MIS- Herman Mcmillan anc
daughters. Lynda Marie and Rita
Gale, spent several days last
week with Mrs. Matte s;tinsor
and Mrs. Roy Hill.
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Andersonville

The Julius ColemanS, with the
Claiborne Beattys, spent the week
end with Mrs. Beatty's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Chapman
at their summer home in Glou-
cester They hshed in the Ware
River fthey took car to bring
home fish as long as they said
they caught. and drove TO points
OF historic interest in the county
Their report Of the trip was en-
thuSiastic. but much Of its was
prefaced with the remark. This
is not for the record" For more
detailed and spicer account of
the week end you are referred to
the privacy of the Coleman's
living room.
An event to which Mrs. Hat
tie Morgan looks forward with
plasure and interest is the annual
visit of relatives from the Valley
of Virginia Recently a carful
from Rapine came for that visit
They were, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.
Lunsford Mrs. Beryl Lunsford
Mrs. Nola Vaughan and her sons.
Gerald and l.. r. Other recent
visitors were Mn and Mrs. Branch
RoSen. Mrs c. j. Spencer, Mr.,
and Mrs Alfred Rosen and john
ME, Aubrey Spencer, Mrs. c. B.
Morgan Miss Annie Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivanhoe Morgan and
Nancy Patricia. Besides receiv-
ing callers Miss Hattie did a lit
tie getting around on her own. She
spent one day with the Ivanhoe
Morgan and Springer families. one
day with Mrs. Seay, and day
and night with the Alfred RosenS
MI and Mrs Sam Anderson.
Ken and Linda were week end
guests of Mrs. C. H. Anderson
Waynesboro Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. 'Kiblinger and
chilrden spent Sunday in Waynes-
boro with Mr.. Kiblinger's mother
who is critically i'll
The Rev. and Mrs. Elmer
Thompson were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Meade
Anderson. Jimmie came home for
the week end bringing with him
Miss Ann Carter Other Sunday
guests were Mr. and Mrs George
Heinig and Patty Ganzert.
Nh. and Mrs. Frank Micou and
children, Of Livingston. called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Flood, Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r L. Seay. Jr
small son and Miss Betty Seay
spent the week end at their home
here Mr.. and Mrs, Marshall Seay
and Pam came for the day Sun
day. and Miss Amelia Satfriet was
Sunday night supper guest in
the Seay home.
News of the Lewis Morgans.
The Morgan family is all agog
expecting Dave home on his first
leave since finishing basic train
ing at Fort Jackson, S. c. Dave
has managed to wiring enjoyment
from the whole experience in
Guiding KIP Mrs. Cole spent the
week end with her family Lewis
is. recovering from a spider bite
which was painful and threatened
Serious consequences.
Mrs Curtis Holloman and chill
dren spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. J. c, Morgan. Mrs. Hollo-
man, Jr, drove up from Rich
mond Saturday and took all the
HOllomanS home Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-15
Howardsville

j. s. Layne, of Albany, Cali
fornia. native Virginian who is
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs j M TapScott near here,
attended the regular meeting Of
George Lodge 80, A. F. and A. NJ.
here Saturday night He was
raised to Master Mason in this
Lodge i'll 1924 Saturday night was
the first time he has visited in
the Lodge (Where he still holds
membership since 1881. H w.
Bryant, appointed com mite e
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson went TO
Lynchburg Sunday afternoon to
see Gay. Luther. and young Nat.
Mrs. John Dorrier spent the
week end at her home here Mr.
Dorrier Joined the family Sun
day
House Party
There was a regular house party
at Ms c. B Morgan's duting the
week end Misses Louise, Billie
and Rita were there Doug CoWan
came home with Dick and !: some
how, personable young man
named Bob Williams got into the
picture. The three Forbes sisters.
Sandra. Susan and Nan. assisted
by young MI Cowan produced
an original play for the enter
tainmen of their elders. Judging
by the gales of laughter it brought
from the audience. the young
actors first venture INTO the the
atrical world was a success, Helen
and Harold Garrett and, their
lively boys joined the family on
Sunday. -.
Tom Glover Of Richmond,
spent Sunday with the Buster
Floods.
Grange Dance
A number of people from this
community went to the supper
and dance sponsored by the
Curdsville Grange Friday evening.
They all reported a mighty fine
time.
Juan and Claude Anderson
came home for the week end.
Mrs Julius Coleman and Mrs.
Jack Anderson were in Farmville
Monday and went by the hospital
to see Joe Chappell. They found
him sleeping like a man with
nothing on his conscience Be
cause Joe likes visitors the nurse
insisted on waking him. His call
ers were pleased to find him I'M
proving and expecting to 20 home
in a few days.
NifongS Leave
At the Gillian place the chick
ems once more come home to
roost, the cats venture to the
back door at feeding time. and a
deep and lonesome Stiffness has
taken over All Of which means
that Evelyn Nifong, young Nike
and Duchess, the dog have left
after five weeks visit Jin got in
from Jacksonville Wednesday
night and Thursday afternoon,
looking like a gypsy caravan,
they left for San DIEGO. where Jim
will be in school for ten weeks
After that the Nifonqs viii be in
Norfolk until the y S Navy calls
moving time again. II also means
that the Smith woman who pre-
sides at the kitchen stove and re-
ports tie news VIII have more
time for the latter JOB.
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Well Water

Miss Irma Winfrey ana Mrs.
Mary w Cosby visited relatives
here Sunday and were dinner
guests in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Self
J T. Wmfrey visited his broth
er, Egbert Winfrey last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Banton. of
Farmvllle, Nh and MIS-. T. A
Huntley Of Sandston ard Mr.
and Mrs r. l. Rush visited Nh
and Mrs Earl Blanton Sunday
Mrs John Self and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Banton were business
visitors in Farmville last Wed
nesday
Mrs G A Baber, after a visit
to her daughter. MIS-. Gordon
Gentry at Lee Hall and friends
i'll Richmond. returned TO the
nome OF Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ste
GET last week.
Mrs Hay NorVell. of Richmond
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L N. Blackwell. for the week ena
and attended services at Sharon
Church Sunday
Misses Jewell and joyce Rush
and brother Bruce, Of Richmond
spent the week end with their par
ents MI and Mrs. b. N Rush
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DiIIwyn News
Community Scout Troop, Scoutmasler
Enjoy Week End at Camp Monocan

L
accompanied by Leader George
White and assistant, Josh WIKI
erSon, spent last week end at
Camp Monacan Those attend
ing we're Steve Wojnicki Tom
my Morgan, Bunny Talbot. Cla-
renee walters. Earl Moore, jim
my Dean. Lewis Olive. Dallas
Thomas. Bernard Christian. Jr.
James Wilkerson and Alfred Wade
Jr.
Mrs James Christian spent sew
eral days last week at Mcclure
Hospital with her brother. Char
les Garrett, who has been a pat
lent there for: about two years.
Week Of Prayer was observed in
the recreation room Of White
Hall Methodist Church on Tues
day nig.x
Kyle Knott, Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs
J J Knott. for several days last
week.
Miss Sue Gillian. OF the college
Of William and Mary, spent the
week end at her home here
Returns from Hospital
Mrs j p. Apperson and infant
daughter, returned to their home
from Medical College Hospital on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C.oWherd.
Of Lousia We're unday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Rainey
Mr. and Mrs. Lightbourne Be.-
sch and son, Of Washington. spent
several days visiting Mr. and Mls.
w M Dunkum.
Little Edith Raine has return
ed TO her home IN Hilton VILLAGE
after visiting her Grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs w w Moore.
Mr. and MIS- J c Dlnkum
spent last week end in Newport
News as guests Of their son-in-
law and daughter. Mr. and Mgs.
r. r. Carlton
Jimmy Carlton. OF the Uni
yersity Of Virginia spent the week
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. r.
E. Charlton
On Recent Visits
Mrs George White. daughter
Sandra and Mrs L. F. Mastin
We're week end visitors OF Mr. and
Mrs John White IN Haywood
Va
Mrs Annie Pearson spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs r.
U Fielding. III Lynchburg
Mr. and Mrs. r. j Jon ISL
Maxey and Mrs George White
We're Richmond visitors last We'd
nesday
Miss Joan Poole. of Westhamp-
ton College, spent the week end
with her parents, MI and Mrs.
c I Poofe Kenneth Knot was
also a visitor in the Poole home
Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs G L. Jones were
business visitors to Charlottes-
Vile on Thursday
The M Y F Of White Hall
Methodist Church was banner
winner at the Sub-District Meet
ing at Browns Chapel Methodist
Church last Friday
Mr. and Mrs r. J. H Grow
visited Mrs S, w Shepard III
Cumberland on Sunday
Business Visit
Mr. and Mrs. r. J Woinicki
and daughter Kdthy were visit
ors in Richmond on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs c. Poole and
Irving We're business visitors to
Lynchburg Friday
Ibllard MaXey has returned
to Richmond to resume his work
wash Richmond Steel Works. af-
ter being OF for about eight
weeks. due to a mashed foot.
MI and Mrs Harry Hudnall
and MI and Mrs. Frank Shu-
maker spent the week end visit
ing friends and relatives in GIas-
gov w Va
Mrs John Griffin was a visitor
in the George White home on
Saturday
Rolfe Rush. father of Lacy
Rush IS getting along nicely af-
ter recent Illness.
Mrs r L. Hanes. who under
went major operation in South
Qde Community Hospital last
week has now returned home.
Rev Mi Burliegh visited her on
SunCIy
Mrs Minnie Absher's many
friends wish her a speedy re-
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wyn, is spending a few days in
Richmond this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Moring
and Richard. of Richmond. spent
the week end with Mrs. B. E,
Payne at Arcanum.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-15

Internal Revenue agents will
spend the next three months in
classrooms familiarizing them
selves with the new income tax
law, which has at least 1000
changes. The new tax law will re-
suit in savings to some, and tight
ems the rule on others.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06
WITH A BUCKEYE In CONGRESS
BY Clarence j. Brown Member of Congress-

BY 9TH Ohio District
Spring Washington Despite cold rainy
the Tidal Basin
the annual Cherry Blossom Fes
visited Washington the
the blossoms and Washington
learn something of how this Republic functions
On Tuesday quickly
the the bill cutting Federal excise
million Wednesday the President signed
1901 AM Thursday the first
of Federal three decades
practically all household appliances
such articles services toilet
jeery, fus sporting goods fountain
bulbs telephone bills and fares
The billion dollar savings is being passed on
to the public promptly.
provision billion Independent Offices Appropria
public housing
coming fiscal of 1855 and additional d.
eliminated by the House point of order
voted to end public housing
President Eisenhower recommended build
public housing units for the next four years An
will made by the of public housing to auth
thru the General Housing B
cheduled for early vote.
Secretary Agriculture Bensons order reducing price sup
last Thursday prices quickly dropped
fluid milk prices reduced to two
bills pending in the Congress to limit
products
Senate last week. Senator Aiken OF Vermont Ch
Agriculture and Clinton Anderson for
introduced legislation to support dairy
approximately the
level of prices for dairy feed
compel distributors and to benefits to mix
Agriculture would be authorized to
cheese surpluse thru gifts to
those
relief receiving oldage pensions
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06

TUESDAY APRIL
Auxiliary pot-uck supper Eagles 630 election
Guild Presbyterian Church home Mrs. Harry Taylor 81 So
Oak ST, N.
Guild Presbyterian Church. home Mrs Floyd Alexander 179 No
Main St, p. m.
Presbyterian Pearl Shpey 46 Logan
Ave, p. m.
Mr. Club pouck supper ST Johns Lutheran Church
$50 p. m.
Circle Methodist WSCS home Miss ETma Prngle East High ST.
Somerford Parent Teachers Association at school m
st. 2 p. m.
WEDNESDAY, April.
Mems Night dinner m London Country Club.
Acolyes Trinity Episcopal Church. 4:3O
Garden Club home Mrs John Geeslng m
Family Supper Methodist Church $50
THURSDAY, APRIL 6
Guild Presbyterian Church. Mt Sterling
p. m.
Sorority jefferson, Mrs. Walter Woodward
p. m.
Community potuck luncheon home Mrs Leslie
West Jefferson Business jefferson High
School
SeW-So Leo Starbuck
FRIDAY, APRIL
Firemens euchre West Jefferson
nasiIm m
Science Hill Grange meeting at hall
20th luncheon Club House p.
Rummagk and Bake Sale p Friday Saturday ofC
Hall by AnIves Auxiliary
SATURDAY, APRIL 10
SUNDAY, APRIL II
AmVetS meeting, Lodge 2 m
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06
Madison Grange :.
Loses Tourney To
Champaign CO.

At the State Grange Basketball
Tournament held at the Otterbein
Gym in Westerville on Friday,
March 26th and Saturday, March
9th, the Spring Fork Grange,
Madison County's entry, came
through as second place winner.
On Friday evening they defeated
Lorain County 56 to 55 in an over
time game. Saturday morning they
defeated Muskingum County 40 to
36 and on Saturday evening they
were defeated by Champaign
County SIS to So, for the champion
ship. Both teams received trophies.
Those playing on the Spring Fork
Grange team were Bob Sullivan,
Bill Sullivan, Melvin Dillon, Jim
Tope, Tom Spears, Paul Sullivan,
Glenn Dillon, Donald Becker,
Dwight Williams, and John Neer.
In the Girls tournament Mad
ison County's entry did not do so
good. They were, defeated by Lick
ing County So to 13 Saturday aft
ernoon. Hardin County defeated
Licking County 49 to % for the
championship and both teams re-
ceived trophies.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06

Mr.. ]. Richard Conway, Editor
Madison Press
London, Ohio
Dear Sir:
On behalf of myself and the
Madison County Chapter of the
American Red Cross / want to ex-
press our heartfelt thanks to you
and your staff, especially Miss
Margaret Converse, for the Won
derful cooperation you gave us in
the way of publicity for our last
visit of the Mobile Unit for the
Blood Collection Program.
Your efforts, in my opinion, con-
tributed as much as anything else
toward the success we enjoyed
during this last visit. Your contin-
ued support and the cooperation of
the citizens of Madison County,
will insure the continuance of this
very worthwhile program.
Again, many thanks for job
well done.
Yours very truly,
Maurice f. Beathard
Blood Program Chairman
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06
School Music ale
Uses Band, Chorus
And GIee Club

The 53-piece Concert Band, the
Girls Glee Club of 48 members,
and the Mixed Chorus of 88 men,
bers will present their eighteenth
annual Spring Concert in the Lon
don High School Auditorium-Gym-
nasium Friday evening, April 9, at
8:15. Student soloistS and a cornet
trio will also appear on the pro-
gram.
Musical selections of the three
major music organizations, which
have not been named earlier when
solo and ensemble music was men
toned, are as follows: Band selec-
tions include "Magnus," overture,
by Mesang;" Appalachian Suite" by
Kinyon; Sun Valley Mountains, !"
overture by Ogden; Time Out for
Jam Session" by Handlon; and
THE Gypsy Festival" overture,
by Hayes. Girls Glee Club num-
bers include Steal Away" a
Negro Spiritual, arranged by Cain;
"Giannina mia," from THE Fire
fly" by Friml; THE Galway Pip
err" an Irish Air, arranged by
Fletcher; and Great Day. by YOU
mans. The Mixed Chorus has sell
ected "Alliluia" by James; May
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06
An Editorial
SHOPPING IN WARSAW

On occasion do you still feel aegrieved the prices you
must pay for foods and other commodities
tail stores7
So it would pay you TO take "trip. your imagination,
to Warsaw and do shopping under the communist system
stores by the government and non-compeve
in any true Of the word According Business
Around the World" column of U.S. News World Report beef
costs from So TO SIS pound in terms of U.S. money Horse
meat so pound and coffee $5o That last figure
+cuary interesting in the light of the fact that there was
national when the national drink passed ST pound
here.
me nanufaefued 9oods fieId me situation is equally
sweater at $s7 and bathing trunks retail $s5 One wonders
what, if anything the Polish swimmers wear.
In any event, his is pretty typical example of what in
evtab happens when competitive free enterprise ou+awed
and the state takes over.
How any American think o+aitarianism is the way
to the abundant Ife7