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INvEsIMENI PROP: cor SALE

Me-, BLK. OFF MINI. AvE.-Four.
unit brick; sep. heating units. Fuily
occupied. good income. Priced fol
SaSmes SalSn sslf Mr. (. H2N S2fSSo Fsfs e. sss aSE5
'or LU. 4-28l4. -
ANACOSTIA--4-family nat, on Is,
Rental 1900 per W. Price S22. 600
Also 6-family unit. Gross rental
$500 per yr. S35. 900. HARTMAN
REALTY INC, 1916 Good Hope I'd
Sc. LU. 4-3400; LU. 2-5076.
SILVER SPRING, Ga. Eve, / BLK
Hecht's corner store---Good lease;
SaSS2 SWNGRp per Fulton yE; sale s1ssi4 f. se7 BY
SOLID 24-unit Diet. brick apt. bldg
in excel. NV. rental section. Close
in. near stores and .transp. White
tenants. Can be bought at under :
!in times .:, annual Hross rent. An e1 excel, Gel
cash required. For complete state.
m.nt and to inspect. call THE
IshNe. Investment Realtors. Ma. g.
SPECIAL BARGAIN - Downtown,
fnf. facing Govt Govt S!ds ss sgoo Store and
sestory sI BRICK f4iSoO Bldg. e5xs6. M anaam Rents
purchaser about $i.40o cash per
annum on 8 $4,000 investment.
Act today. Call MR.. oDUM. RE.
sPECiAI BARGAIN-Modern de-
bldg: rented 81. 900 per anaam.
property In exchange. Call Mr..
ODUM, RE. 7-5216. -
EXCELLENT. NEW 3-UNIT APT,
corner det bldg; 3 beautiful apts.;
income approx. $3,360 per year:
best rental section Of Takoma
Park. Md; convenient to shopping,
tr.pso lock rre from s1 sl9Ter SHn ave and
by appt. KENNEDY REALTY Co.
Realtors, RA. 3-9302; ewes. Mr..
Smitlev. JU. 9-517O. %
NEARLY new -unit brick apart
ment building: very close in Arl-
ington; tenants pay all utilities;
$1,000 income; very sound in
yestment. Call Mr.. Boswell. Ma.
$4,000: ewes. ia. 4-l444. BOSS 6,
PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st. NV.
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COLORED
NEW. 6 UNITS
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS for all types Of in.
yestment and commercial properties
MILTON F. RUPERT, D1. 7-5u15i
ewes. EN-. 3-5401.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI-New quality brick RAM
bier. Three bedrms., 24-ft. liv. rm.,
firepl.' ser. porch, bsmt. Attrac-
lively priced. First trust Of $l4. 900
avail. PECK CO.. HE. $4,000.
CHEVERLY-Beautif 7-rm. brick
Colonial with slate roof and attached
garage. 3 lge bedrms., ia baths.
1st fr. den or bedrm., all-electric
kit, full bsmt with. automatic OIL
heat. a rare value at only SfS,150.
Owner trans; excel financing can be
Perry. BOSWELL Co. WA. 7-45oo
CoILEGE PARK PROPER - Brick
Colonial, attrac. entrance hall. liv.
rm. with firepl.. lge. din. rm., very
mod. kit; screened porch; bed
rms. 2 baths, rec. rm., 2-car garage.
$23,o50. Terms. JANIS M. CARR,
INC. WA. 7-0202; eyes,, AP. 7-4723.
COLLEGE PARK. r. I. aye.-Pretty
det. brick Colonial, 3 .bedrms., rec.
I'M, close to everything. Real value
ut S20.960. AttFac. terms. w. CLIFF
FORD sHERTzEE Oh. o-660O OF
Wa GeoOAts
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARLINGToN--ss,s6o. lst showinE
on On level lot in cony. N. xri., nr.
Wilson blvd. bus, shop. st AIMS
and public school. Liv. rn.. din.
area. equip. kit. table space. scr.
pch.. full dry bsrnt... ex. attic. Owner
eams s1sider.d app Can nDnosy Dny KEITH xGHT
b. BRUMBxcK. IA. S-sba7. IA.
2-5S73. q til ..
ARLINGTON, S.8.5OO - Brand-new
super rsmbler in the convenient and
highly desirable Lorcom lane area.
. big rms. g bedrms.l, 2 tiled baths,
full basement. garage: all-electric
sht0@a1f ar oontonns aai snf FRANK LsS PRI
LIPS. ia. 5-6266: eyes,, jE. 4-4247.
ARLINGTON: s17.e5o-Brand-new
2-story brick Colonial. Three bed
rms, ] "a baths, rec. rm. space with
firepiaee porch: disposal. nice leve,
Socks S nisa so s0nE fHssa as erass Ss and
parochial schools. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS. IA. b-6266: eyes,. JE. 4-4247.
ARLINGTON COUNTY. near York
town School. 3022 North Florida e..
lot. Asking ssS. 500. Now is the
best time 70 buy, during the slack
season, JOHN =; MILLER. Jri, &
FsERfAX sHHliA "a wooSs1:s.st S1oHs1: ot,er tai take.
automatic heat and hot water. city
utils. large wooded lot, Present
session Immediately il YOU wish
rcrfs rGFrfsse1t 1HlJFGEshRo.pMoNr iGsaHM 1REA
ages. Brick. 3-bedrm. Colonial: CEN
ter-hall. powder .rm.. finished rm.
and "A bath in bsmt., gar. Asking
S:l.5OO. CHATEL, ia. S-7330.
JEFFERSON MANOR-Ssoo cash and
move in, full bsmt., separate dir.
rm. Vacant. CECIL b: LupTON.
ia. 1888: ewes. ia. 2-:577.
,s.oso-4 :bedrm; Cape Cod IN lovely
on lge. wooded lot Full bsmt. Good
$I5.95O-4 -bedrm.. brick Cape Cod:
$1,000 down. CHATEL. IA. S-7230.
NEAR YoRkTowNl SCHOOL. I-yr..
charm. 3 bedrms:, u baths: 2 ,,: ilTs-
4eo financing; JOHN H. MILLER.
4sso ss 8 &YeoER3RrSA;N eE3 81; s1sfsi; BiSb.-r,ke-n.w
rambler. In lovely Shirley Woods,
Arlington, Va. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
den. OWNER leaving city. Excel
lent terms and priced to sell De
luxe kitchen with breakfast area.
Open daily 2 to dark. Other than
open hours call Mr., Reilly. TIE. o.
FISHER & CO.. INC. 73s 18th st,
s;HYiR Hi 5oLp. s-bedrm. brick rambler;
$1,000 down, Sl25 mo. for Just 5
yrs. $63.4S thereafter. Exclusive.
INSURANCE REALTY ASSOCIATES.
Call IA. S-3366. 10
TYR. -OLD, 3-bedrm. bungalow: in
sulated; disposal; 2 blks. from
school Is now rented At Sl15. per
mo, lease expires in April; GI loan.
For Information on terms. call after
q pm XII. 8-4S59. =
SERVICE PERSONNEL, brick rambler
on lge. lot in conv. Falls Church
kit. 8 bedrms.. tile bath. full bsmt.
Total price S15,900; assume lge.
fE.r.TY z1s ISsn' r exsel; S,a4oo terms s LYNN
NEAR PRNTAGON-S.-d d. bungalow:
5 rms. and bath. lge. yard. $1,000
cash. bal; SOS mo. DI. 7-5016; ewes,
MILITARY! 81, 800 cash. s1os mo
includes taxes. 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. bsmt.; level lot. Actl PROVI-
DENCE REALTY, ,IE C-3343
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

FINANCIAL DISTRICT-Suites, I &c
z rooms. Moderate rental: elevator
sgi'd'ngc sT 91soos ll2e Vermont ave, Cal
EVANS rGiLDrNG. 1920 New York
ave, n.w.-Available immediately
desirable rooms to meet your re-
ouirements, Apply PENN PROPER
TIES. 616 Evans Bldg. ME. s-llO7
l5el r ST N.W.--Of1ce suite OF
large rooms. Can be rented as suite
utils. and tanitor service INQUIRE
RozANsKy st EX 3-s567
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLES ONCE
suites; $50 50. Il each; private
tenant. Cali OWNER, Ma. sHa4s9.
BUSINESS and professional ofices in
nsw sorv,s sir,cOnditjSpsd s;ss slds stls ~
1Ss5 ss SoSN 2v2 2I e. 9soef for fs3sf brsh
law firm. suitable for professional
person or trade assn; convenient ia
Statler and Mayfiower: rent includes
seeeDtlSTPisSs; rec sT S..,tl telephone answerinE'
sim. suiiTf%sublet, i:04si6 partially furn, m :;
possession. ST $3.50. "' mis
ATTRACTIVE OFFICES. air-condi.
toned. decorator furnished. car
peting, draperies. furniture; may
be had furnished or unfurnished
o2S cs sSfnGR. %R sEs sss65 nw feFms feFns' e
be agreed upon after interview. -
ALLISON BLDG. 3rd and Sheridan
SITS: n.w:-Ofdce space for rent. Cal
B. B. ALLISON. RA. 3-0513. III
serv. in lawyrs suite. Use of librar,
and conference rm. ME. s-653s
1894 X ST. NV. LIST n.-14x20h pvt
lavatory;, suit. for any business; re-
decorated; Reas: PAUL LEPs. ma.
AIR -COND. OFFICE in lawyers suit,
sec. ST. 10000.
DESIRABLE COMMERCIAL OFFICE
SPACE. APPROX. 1000 50. IT,, Ind fir
1905 E st. NV. heat furn. Ions
term lease avail. Call RE. 7-6960
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
l346 Conn. ave.-Ofices available
UPToWN NV. 3rd and Kennedy--a
rms. with lavatory. completely deg
russ BROS. 1919 18th st. NV.
oFFiCE AND LIVING QUARTERS
18th and PARK rd. area; conv. loc.
end f.: S125 mo-, incl utils. HO
.-535s. RA. 3-l397 to Inspect. 10
NEAR NEW GENERAL ACCTNG. orc
-i-rm. suite and bath; excel. fol
insur. Office, real estate, etc. Apply
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN d CO., 14l5
K st. NV, NE. S-54O0.
WYATT BLDG. - Attractively furn
air-cond. office and use OF reception
rm. in lawyers suite; secretaria
service avail. ST. 3-l540. -12
9TH AND PENNA AVE-, 631 Penna
ave. NV. About 1000 so. it,. 2
floors, all outside rms; redec.: avail
in entirety or in part; reas. Apply
$40 F st. NV. Room 10. IS
10th And PENNA AVE. a45 Penna
ave. NV, OPP. Internal Revenue
Service and other Govt. depts.
bright, attrac. Offices; reas. Appl,
$40 F st. NV, Room 10. is
F ST. At 9th. 527 9th. St. NV, opp
Civil Service Comm: desirable space
to meet every requirement; reas
Apply $40 + st. NV, Room 10. -t
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WOODSIDE PARK
CHARM PLUS
WOODMOOR

custom-built 3-bedrm. home, in love-
ly Silver Spring area. Only Sl9,950.
diversified liv. rm., separate din.
rn., de luxe kitchen with breakfast
nook and powder room; three large
bedrms.; basement with outside en-
trance. Very good terms. Call Ju.
0-S010 til Q.
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S750 DOWN

One left; new spIit-level, -3-bedrm.
rambler; powder rm. and full bath,
huge elec. kit. and din. rm. with
patio. Lot 65xl00; immed. poss.
at S19.950. Call til 9 pm. DoRO-
18th st. NV, ST 3-O550 %
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MONTGOMERY
~ YVES MENI g INSONANCE- ".
PRIVATE SCHOOL
) L v A l. ~ WA
% Acres

PRIVATE SCHOOL
% Acres
Dental section just Of Bradley
blvd. The Improvements aoilsis
OF q Colonial stone house Of IL
rooms, 4la baths, which is o.
present used as living quarters arlC
class rooms: also modern one-storS
hreproof school building containing
class rooms. masters once and
lavatories. Fully finished athletic
field, The acreage lends itself II
subdivision. in addition to continua'
ton of school. Offered for sale tol
the first time. CaH Mr.. Leigh. Ma
$4,000; ewes, OIL. 2-3799. Boss
& PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st. nv
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DESK SPACE

OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenographer available Call De.
MODERN, ATR-CoNDTTIoNED SUITE
Use OF telephone and conference
room; excellent surroundings; suit.
for mfgr or trade assn. representa- =
tive. Inspection by appt. RE. 7-0679.
ARLINGTON-Desk space and private
once. on Wilson blvd. near Court
house. with secretarial and phone
answering service. Call JA 5-a1o1.
$ e,
DESK SPACE in downtown lawyers
once; telephone answering service
avail. Df. 1889.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

65 ACRES in Fairfax Co, adjacent to
Alex. on r. F. e. P. Railroad: trunk
sewer line through property; large
stream at edge: city water and gas
whole. VERNON NJ. LYNCH & SONS,
Springfeld. Va. KI. 9-515S. 20
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5-ACRE FARMETTE
CENTREVTTJ.E VA.

Here is a beautiful 5-acre, wooded
homesite. New roads. Electricity.
Mail and milk deliveries there.
S2.450, $3.50 down. $35 per month.
EI, H-3OSo 10
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II LOTS raneing from ~ to IA
acres near Fairfax. priced from
S1.55O to Si,950 with l0Ee down.
WRIGHT & BLACKMAE, INC,
955 n. Monroe. Arlington, Va, JA.
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ARLINGTON, Of Lorcom lane. near
new Stratford School. Wooded lot,
15x155 all utils.. $1,000. JE. 3-
FRANKLIN FOREST. vA.-Restricted
a-acre among beautiful homes and
dogwood. If sold in January. sacri-
fice. $4,000 cash to keep wife in
knsnital E-G2a2 after & d m
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26 q N 1T Q

26 UNITS
14% net return, plus equity. First
trust. $4,000. Price, Sl90, 900.
TENCHER-WALKE AD. 1904.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-26
Alunlnde HDC
To Meet At
Deercreek

The Madison County Home De-
monstration Alumnae Council, is
to have a specially interesting
meeting Tuesday. March 30 at the
Deercreek School that is being
planned by members of the Council
from Deercreek and Monroe town.
ships, according TO Mrs. Edward
Cox, Council president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Rightsell
will show a colored sound film en-
titled, Invitation to Beauty" at
the two o'clock meeting.
Committee members are, Miss
Mary Connor, Miss Dorothy Street,
Mrs. Lowell Snyder and Mrs.
George Jones, from Deercreek and
Mrs. Bernard Conway, Mrs. Paul
Sanford, Mrs. Louie Becker. Mrs.
Henry Smith, Mrs. Ernest Reed
and Mrs. CletuS Howsmon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-26
County SchooImen Have Banquet
Hear Of 1854 Tournament

There was expression Of much
satisfaction, according to coaches
and superintendents, when Supt.
McCambridge had concluded his
resume in which he listed the at
tendance as one of the largest in
the history of county tournaments,
which was also rated as outstand-
ing in county basketball annals.
On the committee for the 1855
tournament were named, George
Robinson, Plain City, chairman,
Paul Boyd, Fairfield, Richard We
niger, Mt. Sterling, David Splitter,
Canaan and William Fife of Pike
Monroe.
The recapitulation OF l954's ath-
letics out of the way and 1855
plans well started, as far as
steering committee was concerned,
plans were discussed for the COM
ing baseball season before the
schoolmen settled back in their
chairs for a social time and had
a heart to heart talk about what
sthey considered most important
1to successful prosecution of their
lObS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-26
Committee For 1855
Appointed At Dinner
At Fe++row's S March 23

The social event for superinten-
dents and coaches of the schools of
the Madison County System which
takes precedence over all others,
is the annual banquet when they
meet to have a big pow WOW over
the county basketball tournament
which is usually concluded shortly
before the event.
The 1854 banquet at Fettrows
was Tuesday night, March % with
r. d. Webster, Madison County
Superintendent, as special guest.
The report of this years tourn-
ament was given by Ralph Nc
Cambridge, chairman of Madison
Local School, for his committee
which included, Glenn Whiteside
of Midway, George Robinson of
Plain City, Keith Lynn of West
Jefferson and Francis Pickens OF
South Solon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-26
Jerry Bigelow End
Honored At Parties
For Third Birthday

Master Jerry Bigelow, End, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Bigelow,
Elm Street, had two celebrations
last week commemorating his
third birthday.
Attending the children's party
in his honor on Thursday after
noon, were, Stephen Rugh, Stephen
Ernst, Dana Raines, Debby David
son, Sharon Monas, Ricky Byers
and Vicki Oliver.
The Bigelows had a family din
ner Friday night which was atten-
ded by Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Bige-
low, Elm Street, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Buehl Jr., and their three
children, Sedalia Pike; Mrs. Lucy
Bigelow, the honor guests great
grandmother, Mrs. ]. w. Kilgore,
Mrs. Martha Lucas and Miss Mary
Lucas, of Plain City; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bigelow, Columbus; Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Gosnell of James.
town.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-26
ReO. Bennett
Honored Bu
Bible Class

The Mems Bible Class, of the
Church of Christ in Christian
Union, West Center Street, with
their wives and other guests, sur
prised their pastor, II. P. Bennett
with a carry-in dinner and gift in
honor of ris birthday, Tuesday ev-
ening, March %.
Those present included: Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Burt, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Littler, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Jackson, Omer Gammell, Wilbur
Brown Alfred Graves, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eldon Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie
Miller, ]. Bryan Wilson, Miss Luz
cille Butcher, Miss Ruth Roberts,
Rev. and Mrs. John w. Larson,
Larry Larson, Ellis Cron, Des-
come Cron, Rev. and Mrs. H. p.
Bennett, Misses Betty and Sandra
Bennett. J.,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-26

The Madison County Farm Bur-
eau Wowen's Committee at the
Friday afternoon meeting at Co
over Memorial Club House, was
addressed by Mrs. Ellen Rea, r.
N. of the Madison County Depart
If1ent of Health
Speaking on First Aid in the
Home" Mrs. Rea made her SUBJ
ject the more interesting and in
. structive by presenting the group
with up-to-date literature commen-
ting on the contents, as she dis
tributed publications such as Red
Cross Home Nursing" Health
Services for Children of School
Age" First Aid and "A Formu-
In for Child Safety"
Mrs. Rea was assisted by Miss
Bukey, student nurse of Ohio
State University, who has been in
the county observing, for several
weeks.
Also on the program was Owen
Ackerman, who gave an outline of
meetings coming up in the near
future and commented on the fine
publicity given the Health Group
Conferences by the Madison Press.
Mrs. Lowell Snyder gave a detail
ed account of a recent Health
Council meeting she had attended
in Columbus.
(. Mrs. Harry Pugsley, president
of the County Committee, reported
ON the recent District meeting in
Lancaster, referring especially to
the excellent report of H. w. Rog-
prs, president of Madison County
Farm Bureau, who had but recent
~ returned from a conference in
Washington d. c. with farm lead
ers in Congress Mrs. Pugsley stat
cd that Mr. Rogers account of
his experiences, was the feature
talk of all who reported back at
the district meeting.
Tentative plans were discussed
for a tour to the potterieS in Sou
,thern Ohio some time in April. Mr.
Ackerman, organization director
i for Madison Farm Bureau, will
give definite information on the
tour to those interested, when he
has completed arrangements.
Answer to unique roll call idea
IAN Old Time Remedy" when
Mrs. Harry Pugsley, conducted the
business part of the afternoon ses-
sion, provoked some pertinent COM
nent from Mrs. Rea, the afternoon
speaker.
Tea, prepared by the Stewarts,
was served from a table centered
with an artistic arrangement of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-26
Married Ladies Are
Entertained With
Poems Of James Riley

The Married Ladies' Thimble
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Stewart Anderson, % E. Fifth st.
on March 18th.
Mrs. Anderson was assisted by
Mrs. Carl Thibaut. Mrs. r. K.
Shaw also assisted due to the ILL
ness of Mrs. Ella Jones who was
to have been one of the hoStesSes.
Mrs. James Cluxton, president,
presided at the business meeting.
Mrs. F. f. RosnagIe had been
asked to give the program on
James Whitcomb Riley, but was
unable to attend because of illness.
In her absence Mrs. Cluxton read
two of his poems -. That Old
Sweetheart of Mine" and "Griggs-
by's Station. -a...&
A social hour followed during
which dainty refreshments were
served. .- "
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-26
Society," Social Events And News Of The Clubs

Mrs. Fred Z. Wilson, the former
Helen Stroupe, who has been res
iding in Columbus, spent Monday
night in London with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ogan K. Stroupe,
Elm Street.
On Tuesday, accompanied by
her cousin, Mrs. Julian d. Greer,
North Main Street, she left for
Washington D. c. to join her hus-
band, 1t. Col. Fred +. Wilson,
who has been transferred there
after tour of duty in Korea. Mrs.
Greer will return home the last of
this week.
The Wilson's children will re-
main in Columbus for the present,
their daughter, Judy to graduate
at Arlington High School in June
and their son, Ted, to finish his
Junior year in Engineering School
at Ohio State University.
~ ~
Mrs. Clifton Turner has return
ed to her home in Peoria, Illinois,
after a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Rowlen, North
Main Street.
~ ~
DR. and Mrs. F. f. Rosnagle and
their daughter, Harriet, North
Main Street Sunday attended a
reception in celebration of the six
tieth wedding anniversary of DR.
Rosnagle's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey NJ. Bur
net in Lytle. Harriet RoSnagle as
sisted at the party.
- ~
Ale James +. Turvy is home OF
furlough with his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Harry Turvy, Sr., Ill NortF
Main Street. Sgt. Turvy was il
the Korean theatre for 2ta years
At the end of his vacation, he lea
YES for his new assignment a
North Truro, Air Force Base, Mas
sachuSetts.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-26
Unique Contests
On PING Program

:, The Past Noble Grand Council
Of Madisonia Rebekah Lodge, ac-
cepted Mrs. John Deck as its new
est member, at the March meeting
Monday night at the home of Mrs.
Howard Deck, Laurel Street. Mrs.
Floyd Butts. president of the Coun-
Gil was assistant hostess. -a
Details Of the recent Friendship
Night visit to Coral Rebekah
Lodge at West Jefferson, was a
part of the program which also
included unique flower and wal
nut contests, arranged by Mrs.
Harry Turvy. Prizes for these were
presented to Mrs. Earl Postle,
Mrs. Hobart Baker and Mrs. J..
K. Coberly. Mrs. Wayne Dunkle
received the special gift for the ev-
ening, while Mrs. Robert McSavan-
ey and Mrs. j. K. Coberly received
March birthday gifts from their
Mystery Sisters.
The members enjoying the de-
liciouS refreShment course served
by the hosteSses, were: Mrs. Gin
ton Stickel, Mrs. Bessie Duffy,
Mrs. Howard Ball, Mrs. Gilbert
Mossbarger, Mrs. Jack Jones, Mrs.
Edward SpeaSmaker, Mrs. Roscoe
TurVy Mrs. Robert Allison, Mrs.
John Deck, Mrs. Ernest Wheeler,
Mrs. Fannie Runyan, Mrs. Dun
kle, Mrs. Hobart Baker, Mrs, ]. X.
Coberly, Mrs. Earl Posthe and two
guests, Mrs. Auburn Eastman and
Mrs. Lawrence Miller.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-26
Facts About
Folks

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mountain,
Washington Avenue, were in Gin
cinnati Sunday, attending a lun-
cheon at the home of their son and
daughter-in-law. The honor guests
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BreSh
of Panama.
When Gradale Sorority of West
Jefferson and their guests attended
the Ruth Lyons $3.50" Club Lun-
cheon in Cincinnati March Is, Mrs.
OSie Rose Webb was the guest of
Mrs. Jane M. Bell of near West
Jefferson.
~ ~
Chris Holman ABB, Naval Air
Force of Dahlgren, Virginia, is
here for ten day leave with his
mother, Mrs. w. A. Holman, East
First Street.
James M. Bell of the OSie Rose
Beauty shop is attending the Hair
Coloring Glasses sponsored by Cla-
irol, Inc, at Capital School of Bea-
uty Culture in Columbus.
- H
Mrs. Ida Grassle has returned
TO her home after a three weeks
visit with her daughters, Mrs
Robert Barnes, North Main Street
and Mrs. w. A. Holman, East
First Street,
- ~
Susie Owsley, East High Street
is vacationing in Florida and il
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Tom CroSsley of Ft. Lauderdale
Miss Owsley will also visit he
aunt, Mrs. L. NJ BEEN at Tarpol
Springs, before returning home
She is the daughter of Dawson
Owsley, prominent Columbus new
Spaperman, who resides here.
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Mrs. Ellen Black of Rockford
Illinois, and Miss Florence Blacl
of Chicago, spent the week ent
with the formers Son-in-law ant
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William
j. Robson and family, Elm Street
They came for a family dinner a
the Robison's Sunday, for Mr.. Rob
iSon'S birthday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-26

Jobs
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Beathard,,
Elm Street, last week entertained
their two elder grandchildren, Bob
by and Charles Frazier, children
of DR.. Robert Frazier, assistant
superintendent at Orient State
School and Mrs. Frazier, who is
the former Martha Beathard of
London.
The Frazier's third child, three
year-old Lucy is recovering after
a recent operation for appendicitis.
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DR.. and Mrs. Albert Corday of
Lansing, Michigan, spent a short
time Monday with London friends.
DR.. Corday, son of the late At
torney and Mrs. A. T. Corday, of
London, is associated with MiChi-
gan State University.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-26
London Man At
National Meet
Presbyterians

Floyd Williams has. returned
from Chicago, where he was a del
egate from Columbus PreSbytery
to the National Presbyterian Mems
Council. There were between 1000
and 1000 Presbyterian men In at
tendance at the National confe-
renee.
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Miss Judith Weimer, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Weimer.
Gahanna, was married Sunday
afternoon in Gahana Community
Church, to George ArriS.
Among the guests at the we'd
ding were, Charles Wcimcr, the
brides paternal grandfather, her
uncle Raymond Weimer and Mrs.
Weimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wei
mer, all of London; Mrs. Rollo B.
Weimer of Columbus, formerly of
London and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Weimer of Middletown.