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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-11

fell from cloche of satin
outlined in illusion and strewn
with pearls. She wore a double
strand of pearls which were gift
from the bridegroom. She carried
her mothers white prayer book on
which rested white orchid.
Nancy Higgins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Higgins, the
flower girl for her aunt, was in
dainty frock of yellow dotted
Swiss nylon over yellow taffeta
with matching bonnet and carried
an arrangement of yellow flowers
in a basket.
Master Tommy Charters, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Charters of
Springfield, a nephew of the bride,
was ring bearer.
Miss Mary Agnes Madden of
London, the bridesmaid, was at
tired in a floor-length. Strapless
gown of dotted Swiss organdy, in
aqua shade. A brief jacket covered
her shoulders and the very full
skirt was worn over an old fash
ioned hoop. She wore a large pic
ture hat matching her gown and
carried colonial bouquet of yell
low roses.
Best man for the bridegroom,
was Edward r. Lacey of Cincin-
natl, while the uShers, both from
Springfield, were William J. Muir
ply and Richard Reuwer.
The wedding breakfast after the
ceremony was for members of the
wedding party and immediate
families at the London Country
Club. 200 friends calling at the
club during the afternoon to greet
the new Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey and
their wedding party.
The mantle over the fireplace
had a large fan-shaped arrange.
ment in green and white. Lilies oi
the valley in slippers made a beau.
tif,il center-piece for the brides
table.
Of special note was the wedding
cake because of its unusual beauty
and design. The large confectior
was in the form of an elongated
cross, handsomely decorated, the
round cake where the cross pieces
of the cross joined, having minia
ture bride and bridegroom atop it:
center.
The brides mother received the
reception guests in frock of light
blue with which she combined navy
and white accessories and a cor
sage of pink rosebuds. Mrs. La
cey's grey and white print, wa:
combined with navy and pink ac
cessories and her corsage was alsC
of pink rosebuds.
The new Mrs. Lacey is a grad
uate of London High School anC
Mi. Carmel School of Nursing. She
is presently connected with Mercy
Hospital, Springfield.
The bridegroom, a graduate oi
Catholic Central High School
Springfield, and the University OF
Dayton, is employed in the office
at Robbins and Myers, Springfield
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-11
Gary Shoemaker Is
Honored On Birthday

Mrs. Harold Shoemaker enter
tanned with birthday party Tues
day, May 4th, honoring their son,
Gary's, sixth birthday.
Games were played with prizes
going to Connie Sue Porter and
Steve Richmond.
Those enjoying the party were
Sherry Wood, Joann Sanders, Con-
ME Sue Porter, Cindy Neff, Vickie
Mckinney, Cynthia Harrington,
Steve Richmond, Larry Van Horn,
Roger Tingley, Joe Meadors, Lee
Roddy, Jeff Bauman, Eddie Row
land, Bobby Mabe and Ronnie
Shoemaker.
Gifts were sent by Teresa Ann
Slaughter, Billy Rea and Mary
Pena.
Mrs. Shoemaker was assisted by
Mrs. Cora Collins.
~ ~
Miss Ruth T. Armstrong, East
Tuesday, attending the twenty
Fifth Street, was in Cincinnati
fifth anniversary of her class that
graduated from Christ'S Hospital
School of Nursing. Luncheon at
noon at the Aims Hotel followed
the morning reunion and tea at
the Nurses home the afternoon
program.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-11
Homemakers Discuss
Many Food Problems

Stretching the food dollar, a pro-
blem to all home makers was dis
cussed at Home Demonstration
group meetings this past year by
project leaders and council men,
bers. Miss Sue Christian, Special
list in Foods and Nutrition, con-
Quoted a leader training meeting
in the fall for this project.
The leaders then took it to their
communities and distributed many
useful facts in selection Of food
items while still considering total
nutritional needs of the family.
Project leaders for the year
were: Mrs. Lester Gordon, Mrs. r.
Z. Tarbill, Mrs. Lennie Boerger,
Mrs. Cletus HowSnon, Mrs. Joe
Hook and Mrs. Z. B. Converse.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-11
Young Homemakers
Learn Of First Aid
Next Meeting May II

The Young Homemakers of
Madison Local, met at the school
last Monday night and had as their
guest speaker, Mrs. Vernon Royce,
supervising nurse of the Madison
Coutny Department of Health.
The meeting was reported as
one of the most interesting and en-
joyable the group has had on the
subject of First Aid and Safety
in the Home and on the Farm.
At the next meeting, Monday,
May II, Mrs. Floyd Butts will in
struct the group on making pic
lures and planters by copper tool
ing
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-11
"A Members Meet
At Columbus On
Sunday May, I6

Members of "A representing
70 groups in Ohio will meet at
the Virginia Hotel in Columbus
on Sunday, May 18th. The meet
ing will start promptly at 2:3O P.
NJ. All members of Alcoholics
Anonymous, their families and
friends are invited to attend and
in keeping with A-A tradition,
will be no charge for admittance.
The area delegate will make a
brief talk on the highlights of the
General Service Conference which
was held in New York last month.
This Conference was attended by
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-11

Mrs. Byers L. Adair, Eas High
Street and Miss Margaret Chance,
North Oak Street, were in Colum-
bus, Wednesday, to attend the
meeting of the Central and South
east Districts of the Daughters of
the American evolution at
Ilonka's Provincial House, East
Broad Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-11

For travelling, the bride changed
to beige worsted silk tailored
suit with beige and brown sailor
and brown print blouse. The orchid
from her bridal arrangement was
pinned to her shoulder.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey
will reside at % West McCreight
Avenue, Springfield, when they
return from their honeymoon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-11
MOTHERS DAY DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Shoemaker
had as their Sunday dinner guests,
Mrs. Cora Collins, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Streitenberger and son,
Dickie, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Col
Inns and family of West jefferson
and Master Mark Pelfry.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-11

76 delegates representing 46OO
groups in the United States and
Canada who meet to recommend
and initiate the future service ac-
tivities of the society.
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Chest X-Roys Twice a Year
Urqed for Heavy Smokers

combined with other medical
data, may ultimately answer the
question whether smoking causes
cancer.
An annual checkup now in
progress. he added, may answer
"the general question of whether
death rates are higher among
smokers or non-SmokerS."
Two Facts Established.
DR.. Hammond indicated the
researchers had as their starting
base two facts he regarded as
established:
l. IF cigarette smoke is con-
densed in very highly concen-
trated form and smeared on the
skin Of mice for a good many
months. then a large proportion
Of the mice will get cancer of the
skin"
2. Cancer Of the lung, "a rare
disease" in the United States in
1910, has been increasing steadily
until 1t caused an estimated
$4,000 deaths in 1853. It now
causes 200 deaths per 100000
white males, more than tuber-
culosis, pneumonia or influenza.
The increase cannot be account
ed for. as in the case of other
forms Of cancer, by the growing
number of older. people in the
population.
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The American Cancer Soci-
ety's statistical research director
said today a heavy smoker sis
very foolish If he does not have
a chest X-ray taken twice a
year"-although there is no
proof smoking causes cancer.
DR.. E. Cuyler Hammond. the
director. gave the advice in a
copyrighted interview with the
magazine U. s.. News 81 World
Report.
And the magazine described
him as smoking during the in
terview.
DR.. Hammond said a heavy
smoker should take the recon-
mended precaution $50 long as
there is even q strong suspicion
that smoking causes lung can
GER"
X-Rays for Every One.
But he also said every one.
especially those over As, should
have an X-ray at least once a
year. and he added:
If you are a timid soul, then
you should also give UP smoking
at least until the facts are
known"
DR.. Hammond indicated the
kind of facts he is after by say
ing, If we should find that the
death rate from lung cancer
is much higher among heavy
smokers and the death rate from
other forms of cancer is not
one bit higher among heavy
smokers, then I'd say the evil
dence would be extremely strong
that there is a cause-and-effect
relation"
He said his personal guess
right now" is that there is such
a relationship between smoking
and lung cancer. but he does not
know whether the smoking effect
is trivial" or so important that
cigarette manufacture should be
stopped until we find what's in
them that is bad and remove it."
He said there were some in
dications cigarette smokers were
more susceptible to lung cancer.
WHILE cigar and pipe smokers
were more likely to develop lip.
tongue or mouth cancer.
AS for his own smoking. he
said I'm not going to let it
(the problem he is investigating
have any effect on my personal
habits until all the facts are
known"
$4,000 in Project.
DR.. Hammond is in charge Of
a research project under which
$4,000 volunteers have been in
terviewing 204. 900 men so to SO
years old about their smoking
habits. Each year. the causes of
any deaths among the group are
medically investigated.
The statistical information
building up. DR.. Hammond said,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-22
Police Seize Father
They Say Held Knife
Ready 10 Stab Son


HAGERSTOWN, Feb. GA
39-year-old salesman, who po-
lice said Tended them of with a
butcher knife while clutching his
infant son in his arms, was cap
tured in his apartment Saturday
by five policemen using clubs
and pistols.
Ofncers said 40 stitches were
taken in Lester M. Teeters' head
after he was finally overcome.
Faces Multiple Charges.
letters. a salesman for a
building materials firm, faces
trial in Magistrates Court today
on charges of assault with intent
to kill, assault on police officers,
resisting arrest and drunk and
disorderly conduct.
Police gave this account of the
arrest:
Two policemen dispatched to
the Teeters home to answer a
report Of a family disturbance
said they found all the doors
locked and Teeters brandishing
a butcher knife at them through
the kitchen window.
His wife had fed. leaving him
inside with the two boys, one
9 the other IA.
Judge Orders Break-in.
The two officers radioed for
help and three other police ar
rived after a magistrate ordered
them to break in and get the
man for the children's safety.
The police broke in, their re-
port said. and Teeters seized his
youngest son. holding up the
knife and telling them not to
come closer.
officers, with guns drawn, said
they were afraid to shoot be-
cause of the child. One finally
knocked the knife down with
his niphtStick
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Zed L: williams d Zed L. williams. jr.
Auctioneers and Appraisers.
N u m erous conSignments
from better homes, apart
ments and other sources.
Furniture of all kinds; also
some fine new leather-top
tables, twin bedrm. suite,
mahog. V-shape china case,
2 genuine crystal hanging
ceiling chandeliers, boxes of
dishes, china, bric-a-brac, I
carving sets, several pieces
of silver, etc.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
AT
Williams Auction House
a1s NEW YORK AVE.
THIS TUES. TOMORROW.
FEB. 23-2 Pm.
Two attractive crystal chandeliers
MdnoR. V-Snape CHINA case or cup
board.
Blond complete bedrm, suite. with
twin beds.
High grade blond maple bedrm suite,
with full bed
Genuine mahog. costly oedrm suite.
wal, waterfall style bedrm. suite
Decorated wal bedrm. suite.
High grade. leather-top coffee tables.
Leather-top end table
Leather-top. mahog. commode.
PAR small French-motif. 2-drawer
commodes.
Chippendale antique long sofa.
Chesterfeld-style odd sofa, wine
brocatel.
Several AKA hand-hooked rugs
2xl" Wilton velvet rug
Chrome breakfast set
Bond and maple breakfast sets.
Small tables of various kind.
New and used innerspring mattresses
Hollywood new outfits.
ODD twin and double beds. complete.
Boxes Of dishes, cookinRware, etc
AUCTIONEER'S PHONE: Ma S-261a
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Indio Writes Nor Book

NEW DELHI.-The first four
volumes Of the official history Of
World War II, with references
to operations in which India
armed forces took part, are being
compiled by the Combined Inter,
services Historical Section and
will be published soon. The prep
aration cost more than $685. 900.
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veteran preferred, for. permanent
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to pass physical exam. Apply Per-
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M Wn4t cbr dax o gf 25 i'd some 70 clerical
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MAINTENANCE MECHANIC for gen.
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--2S
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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ASSISTANT
SALES
MANAGER

Rapidly expanding. Io1-
Fear-old company operating
nationally can use an exne-
rienced. ambitious direct
salesman. 20 10 A. years old,
TO assist the district manager
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merchandise. Excellent train
ing program. no of seasons.
Mar selected will enjoy excel
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offers lifetime security with
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know of this ad. For per-
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white, to supervise crew Of colored
ground men; must be capable and
experienced in handling help and
have a good knowledge OF shrubbery
nd maintenance OF grounds; prefer
man who worked on private es-
tate or handled a crew for a COM
mercial nursery. This is an all
year job; man must have best of
references. BUCKINGHAM CON-
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AUCTION SALES

ADAM a; WEsCHLER q SON.
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Of
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Man between $3.50 years Of
age, large old-established real
estate firm. Splendid chance
for advancement for right
man. Please give age. educa-
ton, marital status and ex.
perience II any in reply. Ad.
dress Box SIZE Star. -25
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SPECIAL NOTICES Cont,

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PERSONAL

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Experienced in technical illustration
and the use of air brdSh in re-
touching photographs Of mechanical
subjects. Call ST , OaS5. ~
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids addressed to the Mayor
and Council of Rockville. Md, will
be received at the office Of the Mayor
and Council; 120 s; Washington St.
March i. 1884. for the following
all prices shall include motor trans
port to Rockville.
10000 linear feet s-in. cast-iron
water pipe In accordance with
P.421. types l and 2, class.
$50 coated bell and spigot.
5000 linear feet Sin. caSt-iron water
pipe In accordance with
Federal specifications WV
P.421. types l and 2, class.
$50 coated bell and spigot.
$500 linear feet 12-in. cast-iron
Federal specifications WV
P.421. types l and 2, class.
$50 coated bell and spigot.
1000 linear feet 16-in. cast-iron
water pipe, in accordance. with
Federal specifications WV
P.421. types ] and 2. class.
i lao cement-lined bell and
$500 pounds cast-iron fttinss, class
Specify delivery date.
$500 linear feet 12-in. cast-iron
Federal specifications WV
P.421, types / and 2, class.
1000 linear SG m Feet is.in. iona osstiron
water pipe in accordance with
Federal specifications WV
P.421, types l and 2, class.
$50 cement-ltned mechanical
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ARLINGTON-ALEX
HELP-MEN

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HEAD GARDENER

Thoroughly exper. man. white, to su.
pervise the care of grounds for Q
large hotel. Liberal company bene-
fits with paid vacation. Apply
SHERATON PARK HOTEL, 1850
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GROCERY MAN

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supermarket; steady employment;
good pay for right man. Open Sun
days. SEVEN CORNERS MARKET.
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ARTISTS

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student at technical drafting school
or nave had some drafting ex-
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technical illustration. Call ST.
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JANITOR

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veteran preferred. for permanent
position. 40-hr. week. Must be able
to pass physical exam. Apply Per-
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES
BACTERIOLOGIST

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BOYD'S, Cor. G & 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-22
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