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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-27
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

DISCRIMINATING ADULTS desired
to occupy arm. kit, bath apt;
furn. or unfurn.; close-in. conv: n.
Arl. area: SIPS per mo. Call MR.,
all FIT , after 8 Sat- all ans GAY
bath; plenty Of closets. lge. yard;
IA block from shopping center and
busline: $50 incl utils. $40 North
25th St, KE. S-59SS. rs
ARLINGTON COUNTY (Westoverl-
Liy,. rm. with dining L, kit. lse.
% nsRf ana close RStn' 70 SAs Shopping
schools and transp. EN-. 2-4.a,. or
Mr.. PENTAGON-Lse liv, nm, bed
pvt entrs.; unusually eonv. to shop
ping, bus and churches. ST5 per
mo. plus utils. OF. 4-9o19 or OF
ARI-~@-bedrm. apt; cross vent.
incl. utils IA. 7-52l5, Mgr =
FALLS CHURCH-Newly decorated
large desirable apt. eXtra-large liv-
ing room. bedroom. kitchen, huge
closets. inclosed porch. separate
ST. 3-72O0. JAMES L. DIXON & co
ARL.-close in: new l ana . bedrms.;
conv. to Georgetown. D. c., Penta-
s S0nn p M Ms 80 parking ar Nos tra nts
except. cleo; no children. 100; Fl,
ALEX.~! bedrms., COW. loo. 500
mo. incl. all utils. Call so. o-5s03.
ARLINGTON. VA. - westover sub
large i-bedrm. apis. 500 so per
mo. incl. heat and hot water; cow.
shopping, schools and transp Call
property manager, WEAVER BROS.
INC. DI. 1-S300. Il
ARL:-close in: most desirable %iIil
tncinerator; adults; no pets. SlOl so.
ALEX. (DeI Ray)-cor. l and .
bedIm. apis. TOR approved adults.
R Ritg IeaSf Aprs sr' TE. P s5IS0' oa
ALEX. (Del Rayl-Duplex, . bedrms.,
liv rm.. din. rm.. kit. bath. screened
porch; block bus. shopping. To
approved family, with lease. TE-
oNs.sEDRM. APr.-1o min, from
COLONIAL DUPLEX, near Pentagon;
. bedrms.. full din. rm.; newly dec;
screened porch: sos. ia. 2-36s3'
ARLINGTON CLOSE rN-ExceI Joe /;
to $50. Utils.;. except cleo: 70
minis; to D G, Mr.. Giebe rd- 49l4
A Hseds@s sssoss g lr5s apt ap.
1710 N. 10Th ST., Arl, JE. 3-7476.
ONE BED-L1v. RM.. kit. and bath,
s nsF Il. Fl P1E6 SlfoS ST.. ARL.-one-
SsdEm a disiapc st Govt NICE Sds saFe ss
FALLS cHuRcH-i and . bedEm.
info. call JE. 2-2605. rs
ARL.-Rosslyn area; lovely 2-bedrn
apt; SIS, inc inel, gas; eOny- loo. ia
ARLINGTON-Adults bdrm;,. lily.
I'M dinnette: so mo. Avail March
ARLrS SGTooN29 bedrm. apt. walking
S Sis.an BUS ira trans pan SOB ef mo- inciad
utils. See MR. HARRIG. SIS n.
Thomas ST.. ia. 1886 and ia.
-2-2299 after 6 pm. a
B RM; AND BATH APT; for S 45'
lge. lawn: garden if you like, Z mi.
from Chain Bridge. JE. 2-49BS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS duplex apt.
spare rin., large de luxe kit; close
In convenient location; immediate
ENTIRE ist FLOOR Of 1O-rm. stone
home consisting of liv. rm., DIN. rm.
XII. bath. hall. > bedrms., also rec
rm. in bsmt. Garage and porcheS
owner will occupy 2nd floor which
has private entrance. owner vii
take care Of property. This place /;
surrounded by acres OF ground anc
In seed neighborhood All utils.- furn
4" adults only. .;135 mo. Call JE. ,.
500. ~
VICINITY GLEBE RID. AND LEI
HWY. NORTH ARLINGTON
Orc and 2 bedrm. apis. $50 anc
sos mo-. incl. utils,; laundry IA
cilitles: ! bike to shopping buslint
and Cienree washington parkway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-27
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

If YOU ARE considering renting
your property in Falls Church or
nearby Arlington. call or write for
full information on our rental
management service. ARFAX
REALTY. JE. 2-l45O. 700 Lee hwy,
Falls Church, Va IS
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
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Langley Park, Silver Spring and
Bethesda. For complete rental serv-
ice. phone us today. PERRY HAY
COTTAGE OR SMALL HoUsE-Lge.
rms, plenty of ground, privacy.
With or without option to buy.
2 OR siBEDRM. detached house u
equipped kit, gas heat, basement,
near transp. Will consider semi
detached or duplex. NV. section,
close-in Silver Spring or Takoma
Park area preferred. Reasonable
rental; references furnished. Call
Adams 4-2793 rs"
WE HAVE AN active list Of respon-
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District of Columbia, Md. and
Virginia. Quick and courteous serv-
ice at your disposal. THOS. J.
FISHER & CO, INC, 73s 18th ST.
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
One blk. from Connecticut ave. and
Chevy Chase country club; LIST a
den. lge liv. rm. and din. rm., !:
bedrms.. . baths. built-in garage,
possession about March |.
Kinks REALTY CO, REALTORS
HO. 2-611S OIL. 4-oS0t
PRIZE VALUE IN n. ARL.
5-rm. brick Colonial. completely furn
and spick- and-Span. Two bedrms
tile bath. liv. rm. with firepl.. din
rm. opening TO side porch. bright
and liyable finished bsmt. with out
side entrance: double windows
throughout; corner lot. fenced yard
mr., bus and school Only Sl45
OIL. 4-b4o5; WO. 6-194h. -
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KIDDIE SHOP

FOR LEASE: Sl50 PER MONTH
Serving Approx. 1000 New Apis
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MA, SOAP. Ewes. and Sun. EN-.
3S716.
GAS STATION AND STORE
LOCATIONS: FAIRFAX. AIRING
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTIES.
We have outstanding locations for
above including shopping center
site.
PETERS REAL ESTATE CO
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Evening star., 1954-08-01

Conference Pairs, were closed at
8:45 pm. by tournament mar-
ager A. NJ. Sobel Of New York.
81 at the deadline. 1,076 players
had obtained seats. Several hun-
dred more milled about the hotel
lobby. expressing their chagrin.
Before calling on registrations
the hotel had set up every bridge
table it owned In every inch Of
space in the public rooms of
the lobby. The overflow moved
into the Williamsburg Room
downstairs until tables ran out,
The tournament. which con-
tinues to August 8, is sponsored
by the Washington Bridge
League. The local club also
sponsored the sessions here in
1851. At that time ABB players
participated.
There are no cash prizes. De-
votees of the exacting game OF
duplicate bridge play. for pres
tige and, II lucky one Of q hall
dozen silver cups.
Among the players registered
from every State of the Union,
Canada and Mexico are Oswald
Jacoby, who is paired with Capt.
w. H. Benson of the Naval Gun
Powder Factory at Indian Head,
Md.
Also, John Gerber. author Of
the Gerber Convention bridge
system, Charles Goren and Alvin
Roth, of Washington, co-author
of the oth-Stone system and
Evening star., 1954-08-01
Cleanup JoHs Mayor;
Grand Jury Recalled

PHENIX CITY, Ala, July 81
R.-The vice purge IN PheniS
City swept Mayor Reese into Jail
today and brought a call to an
emergency grand jury to recon-
vene August 8 and start taking
testimony about racketeering in
this playground of sin.
The mayor was locked up in
the Russell County jail under
bond of $1,000 on each of three
counts and had to wait for Sheriff
Ralph Mathews to return from
Birmingham before bond could
be arranged.
Mr.. Reese, 48-year-old drug
gist and veteran of many years
in political Office, was charged
with willful1y neglecting to per-
form his duties to enforce the
law against gambling.
Raiding National Guardsmen
and highway patrolmen have
seized huge piles of slot ma
chimes, lottery tickets and other
gambling devices In the past six
weeks.
Evening star., 1954-08-01
State Democrats Void
Phenix City Primary,
Replace 7 Nominees
BY the Assoeiussd Press

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 81.
-Vice-ridden Phenix City's vote
for county officers in the May
4 Democratic primary was
thrown out today. "A to- 6. by
the State Democratic Executive
Committee.
This action came on recon-
mendation OF q subcommittee
which declared honest elections
impossible at this time in Rus
sell County, in which Phenix
City casts three-fourths of the
vote.
Prosecutor Replaced.
The State committee named
new men to replace Solicitor
(Prosecutor) Arch S. Ferrell and
Sheriff H. Ralph Mathews, jr..
key figures in the subcommittee's IS
vote fraud investigation.
1t also appointed new Rus
sell County Democratic Commit
tee, after discharging the old
one. Mr.. Ferrell was chairman
of the old group.
The State committee .specifi-
cally charged that Mr.. Mathews
and Mr.. Ferrell ibid knowingly
accept the backing of the corrupt
political machine, knowing then
that the machine was respon-
sible for lawlessness" in Phenix
City.
Aid to Racketeers Charged.
It charged further that the
sheriff and solicitor accepted
machine support under condi-
tions which placed them under
obligations" to the machine.
The committees resolution
also asserted that Mr.. Ferrell. as
county Democratic chairman,
procured the appointment of
"racketeers as election officials"
for the May 4 primary.
Evening star., 1954-08-01
Contract Bridge Tournament
Turns Away Several Hundred

the Districts top-ranking bridge
player. Mr.. Gerber is paired with
Harry Fishbein, Of New York. q
colorful tournament master who
always plays in q besst.
Proceeds from last nights reg
istration viii be donated BY the
American Contract Bridge
League and the Washington
Bridge League to the American
Cancer Society.
Evening star., 1954-08-01
Episcopal Seminar
TO Open Tomorrow

Episcopal clergymerl from
eight States and the District win
take part in a two-week seminar
beginning tomorrow at the Ca
thedral Shrine Of the Transflg-
uration at Shrine Mont, near
Orkney Springs. va.
Speakers will include Dr. Ed
ward McCrady, vice chancellor
sof the University of the South,
and DR.. Charles r. Winston, pro-
fesSor of theology at the Epis-
copal Church Divinity School Of
the Pacific.
Evening star., 1954-08-01
Carnival al Silver Spring
To Raise Funds for Camp

The Montgomery County
Youth Opportunity Camp viii
sponsor a carnival for two weeks
beginning tomorrow on the car
= nival grounds on Georgia ave-
nue. at the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad overpass in Silver
Spring.
John Reeves. president of the
camp organization, has ap-
pointed Lou Erich as carnival
chairman. Robert Best and
George Robertson are .co-chair-
men. Proceeds will go to Camp
Echo Lake.
Evening star., 1954-08-01
Police Band 10 Take Part N Philadelphia Parade

The washington Metropolitan
Police Department band is slated
for 4 prominent position IN the
line Of march at the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars convention parade
Tuesday in Philadelphfa.
The band has accepted an
invitation to lead Washington's'
contingent.
By virtue ~ WINNING Z, CON-.
Evening star., 1954-08-01

test the washington vFW group
IS to hold the honor position
In the line Of march.
Deputy Police Chief Howard
N Covell. who viii 60 along in
charge Of the band. says it win
be one Of the longest trips the
band has made to perform out
Of town. The bands is scheduled
to leave BY bus at $50 am.
Evening star., 1954-08-01
Marine Is vFW Delegate

FNt0TUO - " w 1OBG4NtS
S/Sergt. Eugene r. Reilly, OF
4527 Ninth street NV, a Marine
stationed in Japan with the Isl
Marine Aircraft Wing. has been
selected by the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars Far East contin-
gent to be their delegate at the
VFW's national encampment in
Philadelphia starting today.
Evening star., 1954-08-01

The biggest bridge game ever
played in Washington got under
way at the Maytiower Hotel last
night. with the opening session
of the American Contract Bridge
Leagues summer tournament.
Registration for the opening
event, The Mid-Atlantic Bridge
Proportions for the Woshineton Bridge
Leoeue summer tournament are de-
scribed in q, Stor Pictorial Masoxine
story today.
Evening star., 1954-08-01

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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Mrs. w. T. Dwyer
Heads P-TA For
ST. Pa+rick's S

The May meeting of the st.
Patrick's p. T. A. was held Tues
day, May 18 with the following
officers elected: Mrs. Wilfred
Dwyer, president; James Henni-
gan, vice president; Mrs. Bernard
Schumann, treasurer; Mrs. Will
liam Dennehy, secretary; Mrs.
Edw. Hackett, auditor and Mrs.
William Hackett, historian.
The children from grades / to
g had an interesting and varied
display Of hobbies on exhibition
for the parents, and the Sisters
had planned talent show for the
entertainment of all present.
Those participating in the show
were; Piano solos, Barbara Davis,
Kathleen Smith, Mary Dwyer and
Marilyn Riggs; Violin solo, Eve
lyn Smith, Fast Buck Dance, Ka-
rem Farquhar. Harold Flu Allen
sang Smile a While" and Patty
Lands sang a hymn, Our Lady
of Fatirna".
Plans were also made to have
the annual school picnic May, 25
at the Columbus Zoo and all par
ents who can are asked to go and
accompany the children.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Marriage News
Of London Man

Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Mossbarger
OF Mechanicsburg rural, formerly
OF Catawba community, announce
the marriage of their daughter.
Jean, to John Byerley, son of Carl
Byerley and the late Mrs. Byerley
OF London, April 3 at the parson-
age of First Methodist church, Ca
tawba at $50 P. M. The double
ring ceremony was read by the
pastor, Rev. c. L. Kirchner.
The bride wore an attractive
spring light blue poodle cloth suit
with navy accessories. Her COR
sage was yellow rose buds. Her
sister, Miss Thelma Mossbarger,
attendant, wore a navy blue suit
with red accessories. Her corsage
was white carnations. The bride
is a graduate of the Catawba
high school; the groom of the Lon
don high school Both are employ
ed by Crowell-Colliers, Spring
field. After a short wedding trip
they are residing with the brides
parents near Mechanicsburg, tenn
porarily.
Mrs. Byerley was the guest oi
honor at a miscellaneous shower
given at the home of her parents
by her sister, Miss TheIma Moss.
barger, and Miss Jennie Miller.
In bridal contests, Mrs. Anna
McCabe, Mrs. Forest Miller, anC
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Deercreek 9th Grade
Pupils Enjoy Annual
Trip To Columbus

The Deer Creek Township
School eighth grade pupils took
their annual trip to Columbus last
week.
The trip was planned and con-
Quoted by Principal j. Frank
Rothwell. The group enjoyed
tours through, The State Capital
Building and The Columbus Citi-
zen. The afternoon was spent at
the Museum at Ohio State Uni
versity.
The members of the class are:
Larry Cheeseman, Stephen Geyer,
Robert lie Master, Nancy Le--
Master, Billy CheeSeman, Harlow
Faulkner, Dick Harmon, Carl Mil
Ter, Roberta Strickler, Carl San
ders, John Lambert, Gary Miller,
Sarah Binion, Angelo Greer, Billy
Lambert.
Transportation was furnished by
Mrs. Ivan Miller, Cecil LeMaster
and Mr.. RothwelI.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Facts About
Folks

Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Thomas of
West Hartford, Conn, were guests
several days last week of Mr..
Thomas brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Thomas, East
First Street. .xa R
Mrs. Esther Gallagher, Whitak-
er Drive, had as her guests this
week, Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Sabel
of Chicago, Ills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur II. Hume
and their son, David, North Main
Street, had as their guests at their
cottage on Minnewauken Island,
Indian Lake, over the week end,
Mrs. E. A. Ellies of Washington
c. H. Mr.. and Mrs. David Ellies
and daughter, Diana, and Elwood
Dillon of London.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ellies and
their daughter, who have been re-
siding in New York, are staying
with his mother, Mrs. E. A. Ellies
in Washington until June l when
they will move to a new home in
Grandview. Mr.. Ellies, an indus
trial designer is opening up his
own business in Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Phi Betes Hold Record For
Making Money And Gifts

Iota Beta Chapter, Phi Beta Psi
sorority was represented by fif-
teen active and one inactive MEM
Der, with Mrs. Charles Lohr and
Mrs. William West acting as Of
ficial delegates at the sorority S
25th Ohio State Convention, held
Sunday, May 18th, at the Shaw
nee Hotel in Springfield.
Twenty chapters represented by
forty delegates and one hundred
fifty-one guests, making a total of
one hundred ninety-one members
were present from chapters
throughout Ohio.
Chi chapter of Springfield was
hostess for the convention that
started with registration at 1890
in the Lobby, followed by a Cof-
fee Hour in the Springfield Room.
Luncheon was served at II noon
in the Ballroom.
State Chairman for the Conven-
ton was Vinesa Hubbert. Norma
Wolfe, State Secretary; Margaret
Babb, Convention Chairman and
B tty Merkle, Toastmistress.
Special guests were: Mrs. Garnet
Leisinger, province organizer, Mrs.
Harold Welsh, National grand first
vice president of Phi Beta Psi,
Dena RENE, parliamentarian from
Mu chapter, Middletown.
Following the luncheon, the
business meeting was held, at
which time reports from the var
ious chapters were given. With
537 active members in the organi-
zation, a total of $7,020.79 was
given to Charity in the past year.
Iota Beta chapter is proud of the
fact, that of this amount, its con-
tribution was $1,542.30, making it
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Bon Voyage drty
For Mrs. Starr

Friends of Mrs. D. E. Starr, Mt.
Sterling, wished her happy land
ings at bon voyage party given
in her honor last Wednesday at
Coover Memorial Club House Lon
don, by Mrs. A. Ross Alkire, Sr.,
and Mrs. Ethel Wurm, Mt. Ster-
ling.
Mrs Starr is sailing Wednesday
May 26 on the S. S. Queen Mary
for a six weeks tour of Europe.
At tables with artistic arrange
ments of spring flowers, these
guests were seated: Mrs. Starr,
Mrs. r. w. E. Irwin, Mrs. Herman
Paullin, Mrs. Ralph Thomas, Mrs.
Arthur Weidinger, AIRS. A. E.
Downs, Mrs. Harold Fulton, Mrs.
c. P. Corkwell, Mrs. B. M. John
son, Mrs. r. Y. Riddle, Mrs. S.
M. Parrett, Mrs. Max Chenoweth,
Mrs. ]. w. Junk, Miss Virginia
Curtis, Mrs. Fred Young, Mrs. j.
w. Endres, Mrs. o. ]. Ray, all of
Mt Sterling and Mrs. John Plat
tenburg of Chicago, and the host
eSSeS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Brownies Of Troop 2
Have OUTING At Lake

Brownie Troop No. 9 enjoyed a
weiner roast at Madison Lake Sat-
urday, Mrs. Roy Rowe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cummins and Mrs. Paul
Manning, taking the Brownies to
the lake and assisting with their
entertainment.
Brownies present were, Sandy
McAdams, Rita Miller, Ethel Mills,
Connie Alton, Doris Fout, San
dra Miller, Sharon McCandless,
Connie CumminS, Sheryl Deyo,
M ary E. Farquhar, Beverly
Henry, Julie Trent, Barbara Gre
go, Barbara Dworkin, Sharon Nc
Coy, Patty Landis, Lezlie Ches-
brough, Sharon Alton, Sue Payne
and Sandy Rowe.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
"Pensy Breakfast" Sunday Draws
Praise Of London BPW Members

the programs were made out last
year and pursued her idea in a
most delightful manner. Places
Tor the g members and Mrs. Ray
Kohler of Dayton, guest of Miss
Mary Davis, were marked with
place cards with real pansies at
tached and Hostess King pre-
sented each with. a blooming
pansy plant for her garden.
Praise ran high among the mem
bers as they fingered over coffee
after a delicious breakfast.
Monday night, May "a, Presi-
dent Ruth Armstrong is reminding
members is election of officers at
Coover Memorial Club House.
Members are urged to be pres
ent for a program by the National
Security Council committee in
charge of Mrs. Vernon Royce,
chairman.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Patriotic Group
Entertained At
Marysville Home

The Tecumseh Trail Chapter,
Daughters of the American Colon
lists met Saturday with Mrs. Carl
Hopes of Marysville. Mrs. John
Heller was assisting hostess.
Miss Martha Robinson, Regent
presided and Mrs. Harley Tedrick
was Secretary.
The Chapter was opened with
the presentation of the colors by
the Flag Custodian, Mrs. David
Sutherland. Ire pledge of alleg-
ianace to the flag was given, fol
lowed by the first and last verses
of 1.-The Star Spangled Banner"
and the Americans Creed.
Mrs. Robert L. Mitchell, Cngp-
lain, read from the fourth chapter
of Timothy l and concluded wirh
a beautiful poem-prayer, Trust
ing"
Mrs. p. o. Robinson gave an
account of State Assembly held
in Akron last month. The program
was concluded by an excellent
paper on, Jonathan Alder, by
Mrs. ]. H. Miller. The chapter vot-
ed to have the paper placed in the
lending library of the State DAG.
Those present were, Mrs. I1o'
opes, Mrs. Hellar, Mrs. Burl Ma
yer, all of .Marysville, Mrs. Mark
Taylor of London and Mrs. Mitch
ell, Mrs. Robinson, Miss Robinson,
Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Ted
rick all of Plain City.
~ -
Mrs. Grace Piatt of Trotwood
and Mrs. Mary Talcott of Leb-
anon, were recent guests at the
home of r. S. Piatt, North Main
Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-21
Class 1914 "lHS" Has Dinner And
Reunion At London Country Club

The class which graduated from
London High School in 1914 push
ed ahead little and had its tenth
reunion dinner at the London
Country Club last Saturday eve
ming, instead of waiting until conn
mencement.
Jack Phillips, vice president,
"emceed" the informal evening for
which there was no set program,
just a time for dining and rernin-
iscing.
On the committee were, Mrs.
Dean Goodyear, chairman, Mrs,
Maurice Beathard, Mrs. Donald
Laird, Mrs. Frank Jenkins, Jack
Phillips, Ned Speasmaker and
William Kennedy.
The mantle and tables were de-
corated with bouquets of spring
flowers and during the evening,
letters and kilograms were read
from, George Scheel, president of
the class who lives in Texas; Mrs.
Arthur Kimmel mildred Nc
Carty) of Phoenix, Arizona; Mrs.
Joseph Daniewski, dolores Kay)
of Detroit.
Guests of the class were, Supt.
and Mrs. ]. ]. Hartley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Won Kanel, Miss Louise
Richmond and Miss Virginia Freid.
Attending were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Londergan, Loretta Pit
zer), Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Snyder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins
MARY Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Laird, tSally Slaughter), Mrs,
John Keyt, (Helen Lee), and a
guest, Margaret Keyt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Penrose MARY SnelD
Judge and Mrs. Maurice Beat
hard, Nancy Dwyer), Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Goodyear, MARY Egel-
hoff), Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Blosser,
Beatrice Howard), Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Brock, Herbert Floyd, Bob Emery
Betty Weimer, George Woodard
Amelia Foster and Ned Speas-
maker, all of London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Daniels
Jean BrilD, Mr.. and Mrs. Urias
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Houston, Carolyn Starbuck), Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Deneyes, Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Neil Fishbaugh, ruth
McGuire) and Janice Hollings.
worth all of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Graves
Nancy Ensley) and Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Lacey, ruth Ann Higgins)
of Springfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Hunter of Dayton and Mr. .anC
Mrs. E. o. Travis, (Ann Bacon)
of Chillicothe.