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Gay Crowd
Attends Guild
Cotton Boil

over 900 guests, gayly attired
In cool and comfortable semi
fornals, attended the second an.
nual Cotton Ball. sponsored by
the 81. Paul Urban League Guild
on Saturday evening. August IL
in the Arizona Room Of the Prom
Ballroom.
According TO Miss Helen NJ
Smith, general chairman Of the
affair. II WAS financial and 10.
Cial success The purpose Of the
dance was 10 raise funds to send
delegates 10 the annual confer
ence Of the National Urban
League 10 be held In Milwaukee
this year and To further the pro-
gram Of the Guild on q national
level
Co-chairrnen Of the ticket COM
uittee were Miss Marjorie Toliver
and Mrs. Wanda =. Owens. Mrs,
Mae Edwards headed the hostess
committee and attractive identifi-
cation badges worn by guild mem
bers were fashioned by Mrs. L.
ola Clark. Publicity chairman
was Mrs Georgia Aoorehsad. The
festive air Of the dance Epurred
Mrs AnnAbelle Rideaux. member.
ship chairman of the group into
action and - potential new mem
bcrs were listed by her committee.
Mrs Faustina Robinson IL pro-
Jet chairman Of the group.
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freshing beverages added Eest to
the party.
Morocco Club; The regular
business meeting OF the Morocco
club was held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. N. J. Chadwick. 1887
i4th Av. 8. on Saturday. August
8. Plans were discussed for q
fishing trip for August n, to
which club members are eagerly
looking forward
Confined To Home: Richard
Ross. $50 Aldrich Av. N. Ia con-
fined to his home, suffering from
an attack Of rheumatism. Mr..
Ross Is able to be up and around
the house.
New Brother: Terry. Edgar Jr..
and Vernon Whitaker have well
coined a new brother 10 share the
spotlight with them at $50 Hum
boldt Av. N. Their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar L. Whitaker pre-
scented them with the new play
mate August at Fairview hos
pital. DeWsyne weighed seven
pounds and IL ounces at birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mccoy are
the maternal grandparents and
Mrs. Naomi Whitaker is the pa
ternal grandmother. all OF Min
neapolis.
Dinner Hostess: Mrs. AuZie Dial
Of 1892 Clinton Av,, was hostess
at dinner on Sunday. August IL. In
honor of Mr.. William Scales of
Columbus, o., houseguest of Mrs
Geraldine Sisson. Other guests
were Mrs. Sisson. Mr.. Raymond
Sisson and Mrs. Nora Crawford.
Surprised On Birthday: c. A.
Hughes, 1882 Fourth Az. s., was
very pleasantly surprised on Mon
day evening. August IS. when a
group of his Bahai' friends con-
verged on his home at a surprise
birthday party. Miss Violet An
derson. hostess. worked overtime
on plans TO surprise him and was
responsible for the remembrance
of his birthday. Guests showered
him both with food and gifts. The
evening was enjoyed socializing.
It's A Girl: Russell Starks Jr.,
six and Geraldine. two. have well
coined a new playmate and sister
into the family circle at 1919 Gin
ton Av. Trina Marie was born
August Is at st. Joseph hospital,
St Paul. and weighed seven
pounds 1871 ounces at birth. Mr.,
and Mrs. Russell Starks Sr., are
parents OF the family. Mr., and
Mrs, Edward Brantley of st. Paul
are the maternal grandparents
Mrs. Nina Williams OF 1919 Gin.
ton Av. is paternal grandmother
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Michigan Woman &
Daughter Visit
J. Wesley Maneys

Mrs. William Hathaway and
daughters, Margaret and Sandra
Of Dowagiac, Mich. arrived In the
city Wednesday, August 10. and
were the house guests OF MIR. and
Mrs, J. Wesley Nancy Of 1892
Fifth Az, 3, Mrs Nancy and Mrs
Hathaway are old friends and had
not seen one another for 20 years.
The visitors were shown many
social courtesies during their
short visit. On Friday evening
August IL. Mrs, Nancy invited n
group Of young people In to meet
the Misses Hathaway, The even.
ing was enjoyed SocialiEing and
getting acquainted, A tasty lunch
was served by the hostess who
was assisted by Mrs. Ronald
judy Jr Other guests present
were the Misses Darlene whitten
Antoinettc and Joyce Hughes
Joyce Clayton and Dolores and
Joyce Peterson,
They were guests OF MIR. and
Mrs, Ronald judy Jr.. on a sight
seeing tour Of the city and later
their guests at "a drive-in theatre
J. William Nancy took them
sightseeing around the twin
cities and thru the University oi
Minnesota campus and Excelsior
Amusement Park.
From 73o 10 10 r. m, Sunday
August II. Mr. and Mrs, Name,
entertained informally In honor oj
Mrs Hathaway. The house wal
beautifully decorated with vascl
OF gIadioli In varied hues. A yer,
decorative serving table with I
ccntsrpiece OF red and whit
giadiolns and wide variety q
tasty canapes. salad and refresh
ing beverages added 10 the enjoy
ment OF the guests M they gather
I'd 10 chat, sip and partake Of IN,
refreshments,
Guests who shared their hos
pitaiity were the Me1rS, AM
Mines. Harold G. Combs. Hard,
White. William Walker, Ra,
Thompson. the Mines Elsie T,rwis
Jessie Shepard and clifford Haw
kInR
Miss Margaret Hathaway,
senior In high school hopes % re
turn TO Minnesota University fo
her college work.
The visitors left Sunday nigh
with many fond memories Of Min
neapoliH and the gracious hoS
pitAlity 81 their hosts
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Columbus, Ohio Visitor
Entertained Nv Nosts,,

Mr.. William Scales Of ColuTn.
bus, Ohio, returned 10 his home on
Monday. August 10. after spend
ing a few days in the city visiting
his cousin, Mrs Geraldine Blsson
Of 1929 Portland Az
Mrs, SsasOn entertained with =
farewell party in honor Of her
guest on Sunday evening. AuRus'
II. The house WAS beautifully De
corat"d throughout with a variety
of cut flowers
Guests relaxed In an stm0sphsrs
of fnsnflinssa. slipped cocktails
sociAilzed and partook d the
many tasty hor d'ouvres and other
refreshments.
Those enjoying the festivities
were the hsssrs. and Mines Ken.
meth Edwards, n. Paul, \ J
Clark Jr, William McQuerry.
Mr.. lam. Orobe, Detroit. HIch.
the Mines. sue Gordon. Vera
Wilson. Auzis Dial. Miss PoWsna
Warren and Hsssrs Raymond Bis
son and Frank John.
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In Thad Hail or LAwton, Okla. ana
paternal grandparents are Rev.
and Mrs. Bert Looney. Oklahoma
city. okla.
Returned Honsci Mr.. and Mrs.
james ciAr<iy. son Larry and
daughter Linda Marie. 7is Aurora
Az, arrived homo on Monday,
August 10. after q two week trip
to ArkanAaA. Kansas and lows.
Leaving ON wednesday. August 8
they motored TO Kansas city,
Kans,. whore they visited the sis
ter and brothcr-in-law Of Mr..
clardy, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Reese.
Mrs. Reese accompanied them to
LottAburg, Ark. where they were
tho houaegueata OF Mr.. ciardy'n
father. II. u, Clardy and sis sister.
Miss vada Clardy. They also Wis
tied two other sisters OF Mr.,
Ciarty, Mira, Reba Hawkins and
Mrs. Ruby Maxwell In Croasctt.
Ark, In El Dorado. Ark, they vis-
tied Mrs. Nora Taylor. grand
mother Of Mrs. Ciardy and Mr..
and Mrs L. q, Rogers. Enroute
back to St Paul they stopped at
the home Of Mrs. Clardy'a parents,
Mr., and Mrs John Page In Manly.
Iowa.
Quest From Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs,
Horace brown sr,. SOS Carroll
Av., have as their guests, Mrs,
valona Walker. Sioux city, Iowa
Mrs, Walker arrived on Satur-
day. August ~ and will be In the
Twin Cities for about a week.
Gospel Chorus Gives Surprise
shower. Members OF the l.. W.
Harris Gospel Chorus Of Pilgrim
Baptist church surprised Mrs.
Willie Saunders with n baby
shower on Thursday, August 4.
al 2ga NJ ChatHworth. home OF
Mra. Saunders aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs, l., L. Murray,
Amusing shower games were
played and the honoree received
many lovely giftS for tho bahy.to-
be. ..
New IIonei Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
ion N. Stone and family, formerly
of 800 Marshall Az. are now re-
siding in their new home at 1896
Cumberland.
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Marriage OF Mary
Hevrod To Albert
pvyond Annouuead

s. r Herrod, s37 IgishArt Az,
announced this week the marriage
u his daughter. Miss Mary Her.
rod 10 Albert Durand
4 graduate Of Fisk University
Miss Hsrr0d IL q social worker In
the Department Of Public welfare
Minneapolis She IL a member Of
AIpha Kappa Alpha sorority and
The Twin City Flsk Club.
Mr. DVJrand II The son Of Mrs
Jessie swss, 81 fIs Angeles
Gait He In a student a. hanalss-
ter College They we're we'd in 81
Paul on August q in q quiet osre-
nlany
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ExECUTIvE BOARD MEETS

a meeting ~ the executive
board ~ the Minnesota South In
kota WDmans Home, Foreign and
Educational Auxiliary was held
at the home Of Mrs Lueiin Brown
on Thursday evening. August II.
The annual financial repOrtS
were reviewed with the closing Of
the years financial work
Mrs Cslestia Fraction. president
was voted n Hfe membership IN
the National BaptiH, Convention
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Jackson, 37i2 Third Az. r.. Min,
nespolis For identifying the pie,
'Irs 81 John ftob"rR0n. 3pif
Third Az. y. Mrs jackson viii re-.
r@iy" the Minneapolis BPOEEs.
MAN for three months
n you can idsnufy the person
IN this picture by giving US the
name and address II the person
ypu can win = subscription 10 the
~ Paul RECORDER or the Mime.
nprIiS sPOKESnAH The pine
goes 10 the frs, caller ~ ar,
promptly Call ca 2-Os2z or BP
1855 and ssk for the Contest Eli
tor
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During intsrrniHsion. seven door
prizes were awarded and members
u the Guild were in,rO1ursf
President ~ the ~, Pam Urban
League IL Mrs Russell BAisrgsr
Miss Mar HsrzoE Ia yics prsH!-
isnt, Nrs A G. NcWAtt II asers-
tAry and Miss Marjorie ToliVsr IL
tYsAsgrer
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III. there debs and dates. we're
back again with more talk and
gossip. Let's see now, guess I'll
start with the party Friday night,
Don't know who gave II, but II
sure was packed, l think the boys
name was Glenn. Everyone was
out that night.
They tell me st. Paul In stili a
drag, oh well. that's what happens
when you sit back and walt for
Joe" to give "A party,
Earl Bostic whaled Saturday
night, but l like him on records
better. The dance was packed
Some people were there looking
like they had just stepped out of
n fashion magazine, and others
looked like they should have
crawled under one.
Say, Mickey Salters. It's good 10
see you back in the Twins. We
missed seeing you around.
Happy birthday Bev Eason. &c
you finally made II, HUH Bet you
thought that day would never
come.
A surprise birthday party WA
given for Bev. Wednesday night
after can,een at Wheatiey.
PERSONALITY
THIS fabulous date Ia five feet
eight inches tall and weighs lbi
pounds. lie Is II years old and
just graduated from North High
this year. He says his favorits
food Is chicken, and knowing how
he likes TO eat, that Ia Just one ot
them.
His favorite record In Tear
drops Are Failing" but he has M
favorite recording artist. lie hai
the finest talking voice Of an,
date In Minneapolis or 81. Paul
lie looks rather good. too. He hhi
n real sharp build, I don't know
who his fsvoItte deb In, but car
tell you, he's n lot OF dsb's favor
lite date His activities limit hin
to anything that makes him per
spirc. which includes basketball
baseball. bootbaD. ana skating
lie In secretary OF the fabuiou,
Marquis Now that he IN gradual
ed, he In ready for Uncle Sam I,
get him don't know what fielt
he shall 30 into. but knowing him
] know that whatever he chooses
II will be something worthy o'
him Oh. by the way. his name /,
Edgar Jackson, but most Of you
knew / WAS talking about hin
anyway
Edgar In whole lot Of fun. and
We all love 10 watch him dc
"pancho Pete" Well. Edgar
don't have 10 sit here and tell
them all how nice you are and
what wonderful personality you
have. for everyone In Minneapolis
and 81. Paul knows you, and they
all like you, and " they don't. they
don't know what they are missing
so. all have left 10 say IL carry
on with your cool self.
Wilma and Janice Merrill have
left this city for Champaign, III
They'll be gone u week so hurry
back kids. cause wen miss you.
won't we -
III see you dsbs and dates next
week Signing Off
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Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs,
John Snydor and son Of Kansas
City. Mo-. spent q few days in
he city Visiting their cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L, Gray of 5l42 Hum
boldt Av. N. and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
o. Napue Of 6l3s Humboldt Av. N.
Son Was Gucst; Leon Abbey OF
Chicago. Ill. returned to his home
ON Sunday. August II. after
spending few days in the city
visiting his mother. Mrs. Eva NJ
hey Of Ala L. 25th St.
Dinner Guests; Mira Gladys
Starks. SeS5 Fourth Az. s., had as
her dinner guests on Sunday.
August II, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c.
Edwards. The afternoon was en-
joyed socialixing.
Out OF Hospital: Danny Swain
Jr,, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Danny Swain Sr.. 20 Highland Av.
NJ. swallowed q paper clip at his
home on Friday. August Il and
was taken TO st. Barnabas hos
pital for observation. Young DAN
ny was discharged from the hos
pital on Monday, August Is. none
the worse for his experience. but
a much wiser little boy.
Camp Counsellor; James r.
Nichols Jr.. o26 Fremont Az, ".
left Saturday morning August Is
for an extended stay in the canoe
country OF the North Woods,
James. one OF three YMCA coun-
sellers in charge Of a lively group
OF teen-age high school boys will
stay at Camp Menogyn. before
going on the trail. The camp is To-
Gated three miles south OF the
Canadian border on West Bear
skin Lake.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cochran formerly OF 2ll6
22nd Av. s., have recently moved
into their newly purchased home
at APO Fifth Az. s. Visiting in
their home until school starts are
the Misses Shirley and Celestine
Richmond Of Jackson, Mich. ais
tiers of Mrs. Cochran.
Family Visitors: Mrs. Audrey
Cooley and children. Calvin and
Daryly OF Cleveland. o, arrived
in the city Saturday. August Is,
for a visit with their parents and
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. vii
son Bailey. 1924 Fourth Az. 8, and
sister and aunt and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wynn. Jr., OF
$40 Irving Av, N. The Cleveland
ers will vacation in the city for
three weeks
Attended Co tion.; Mrs
Nina Rollins, 1919 Clinton Av. s
returned home Sunday evening
August II. from Buffalo. N. Y,
where she attended the 23rd an
nual session OF the National Con.
venuon OF Gospel Choirs and
Choruses, Inc. Mrs. Rollins motor
ed down with group from st
Paul. going via Chicago, where
they spent one night in the HON,
and School of the Gospel Choir
and Choruses. Inc From ther'
they motored thru Canada anC
visited Niagara Falls, both on tn,
American and Canadian side anc
on into Buffalo. Mrs. Rollins re
ports that the convention was on,
Of the most successful ones held.
Back Home: Mrs. Nathanie
Walker Jr, 1905 Fourth Av 8.
returned home August 7 from Chi
cago. where she visited for one
week az guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Carter. Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ker motored down on July 2stf
and Mr., Walker spent the week
end with Mrs, Walker
Dinner Guest: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles d. Curry, 1880 Fifth Av
8, had az their dinner guests or
Sunday, August II. Mr.. Gordon
Granger OF 1924 Fourth Az. s.
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Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Walker Of 3733 Fifth Av.
8. entertained at q prettily ap-
pointed dinner party on August I
In honor Of out Of town visitors,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gasaway OF ST.
Joseph Mo. Other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Harold c. Combs
New York Visitor: Miss Eula
Elliot Of New York City is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Kathryn Elliot Of
400 e. seth st. for a week.
Beauticians WIN Meet: The
Minneapolis Beauticians club win
meet Monday. August %, at the
home Of Mrs. Helen Allen, S909
Third Av. s. Reports from the Ma
tonal Beauticians Convention win
be made and Its very important
that all members be present.
Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Carr Of Isanti. MINI. had as their
dinner guests on Sunday, Aug. IA.
their nephew and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clint Harris and Rev. and
Mrs. E. J. Henderson, all OF Min
neapolis. Afternoon guests who
dropped in for a visit were Mr..
and Mrs. Wenzel Miller, Mrs.
Alternately, mother of Mrs. Mil
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dob
bin, also of Minneapolis.
Club Picnic: The Morocco club
held its annual picnic July 81 at
Como Park for its members, their
families and invited guests. The
day was enjoyed playing numer-
Gus games including baseball for
the adults and the kiddies enjoy
ed playing on the playground
equipment. The traditional picnic
fare with plenty OF food and re-
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a ns~spapsr 10 sftsn known By
the advertisers % s-fia On the
top adysrtIssrs tnSiB1e the
sPoKEsMAs In thsis AavsrtisinG
preRrsna
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n We insist IN talking. lsts con
fuse our enemies by talking sense
Orrin Taylor In ArchbJid tOhIoJ
buckeye
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL y

New Playmate Mr. and Mrs Bert Looney, 7os Carroll Av
receiving congratulations the birth of their Mare
Gregory born August Ancker hospital weighing eight
pounds II Sharing in the excitement the other
youngsters Norma Joyce Alice Jean, Denise Ann Bert Jr
Dale Russell David Michael Proud maternal grandfather
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a, 20, a vornan's mind becomes
broader says a dDctor And tina,
amt all -- J q JsNs''
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS 4

Atlanta Visitors Mrs Cleo Curtis and children of At
ana Ga are visiting their parents and Rev.
Mrs Parker of S342 Fourth Av s. and other relatives
They will be in the city for weeks.
Birthday Greetings Greetings Mrs Charles Cochran of
1920 Fifth Av s. who will observe her birthday on Saturday
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Another Happy Winner.
Another Chance 70 Win

Winner 81 last weeks mystery
pictur. contest In Mrs. Bessie
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23

TWIN SINGLE, two large bedrooms
with double closets, dinette, living
room with picture window, mod
ern kitchens with birch cabinets,
hardwood floors. full Easements.
two car garage. Phone 325 or $50.
stephen c. Edwards, Realtor, l
South Main Street, London, Ohio;
1876
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
Machinery-Too

SEE US FOR THE FINEST selec-
tion Of used combines. Allis-Chal-
mers, Massey Harris and John
Deere. Some with motors. We
trade, we finance Thomas Imple-
ment Sales, at Lafayette. Phone
906-R3. 10-67
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dS-PIantS- Flowers

FOR SALE: Oklahoma alfalfa seed,
per bu. $1S.95; Northwestern
Grimm alfalfa seed, per bu. S20.95:
Buffalo alfalfa seed, per bu. S21.95; /;
Alsike per bu. $2195. Stocks limit
ed, subject prior sale. Garfield De-
Voss, Harrisburg. Ohio. Phone s.
1892 9-66
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Feed Fertilizer

AGRICULTURAL LIME, road stone,
bulk fertilizer. Call w. ID. Den
nehy, Phone S17-R4 London, agent
for Fayette Limestone Co, Inc,
Box 80, Washington c. H, Ohio.
Phone 2-7871, Washington c. H.
Ohio. 5-IS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23

LINING SERVICE: Marble Cliff
Quarrfe products, Cecil A. Reed,
agent. For the best OF service and
prompt delivery, call London 945-
W. or Alton 8-5581 and reverse
charges. ST
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AutomobiIes-Used

1853 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE,
original owner, new paint, W.SW.
tires, 54 chrome, radio and heater,
clean car, first 1895. Call Plain
City 3-3815 or write Box 80, GO
Madison Press Co., London, Ohio.
Sc
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23
THE sEMLwrENY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT. LONDON OHIO
New Merchandise
Is Houses For Sale 1911

BEAUTIFY AND PROTECT porous
masonry walls inside or outside
with decorative and durable Dry
lok Cement Paint For wet base
ments fill and seal with Drylok
Double Duty Seaier. BLACKER'S.
16-e9
GIFTS AND HOUSEWARES. The
largest stock in town. Just dozens
of new, interesting. labor saving
items. Lovely gifts to please most
anyone. Use our lay away plan
and gift wrapping service. Lon
don Appliance Company. Winches-
ter Bldg. 15-66
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TWO BEDROOM HOME in excellent
condition. One floor, large lot gas,
water, and electricity. Price only
$4750.00. Inquire McSavaney &
Company, Leon II. King. Mgr. Ph.
81. 1876
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23

CHESTER WHITES ready for SER
vice and eligible to register.
Choice at $25.00. Henry Geyer, w.
jefferson, Ohio. Phone S-8530.
3-69
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23

BAR TENDER AND EXPERIENC-
ED WAITRESS Apply in person
at National Cocktail Lounge, La
fayette. $50
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23

LADY for light house work. Write
TO Sidney Kelley, 1852 Harrisburg
Pike, Grove City, Ohio or call FIR
b-3O6l. 25-67
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BuiIdinu Materials g. Services

ALL PURPOSE strand steel Build
ings for farm and industry. Com
plete crop drying and aerating
equipment. Paul V. Reed, 8 South
Union Street, London, Ohio. Phone
1858. 6-66
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CORN CRIBS made of extra heavy
steel. Seven hundred bushel, $3.50;
Thousand bushel $309; With roof.
delivered. Drying fans available,
will dry corn up to 30% moisture.
See these cribs now. Sold by Ston-
er & Galway Plow Sales located
at 1868 Alkire Rd., 2 miles east of
Lilly Chapel. Phone West Jeffer-
son 8-8605 or Alton 8-5600.
SO
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Feed Fertilizer

AGRICULTURAL lime and bulk fer
tilizer, and spreading Don For
rest. West Jefferson 8-8642.
E-tf
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POLE-TYPE FARM BUILDINGS.
Completely erected or materials
only. Free planning service. Phone
2721 or drop us q card. IaRay
Farm Lumber Co.. Pataskala, Ohio
6-66
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Horses -Cattle-Hogs

FOR SALE: Purebred OIC boars and
gifts, Also, Hereford bull calves.
Jay Phillips, miles east of Lon
don on Norman Rd. 3-66
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Houses For Sale

1S ACRES, 3 miles north OF London,
Ohio. All stone construction. 2
bedrooms, hardwood floors, wood
burning fireplace. tile bath. patio
and fireplace in rear. Also a good
barn. Price only $4,000. Inquire
McSavaney & Company. Leon III.
King, Mgr. Phone 81. 1876
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23

MALE HELP. Special type Route
work, Local. so stops, 3 hours. Car
needed. Expense allowance Not
seasonal Earnings average $50 to
SIPS weekly to start For inter-
view write Box F-30 % Madison
Press Co. London. Ohio. 25-tf
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FOR SALE: Boar, Montana" strict
ly meat type. Bull. Aberdeen An
Emery. E Danviiie Road. Phone Sc
dalia 3776. 3-67
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Wanted To Rent

300 ACRE FARM-more or less.
Cash or grain rent. Buildings not
too important. Write Box g, co
Madison Press. 24-ee
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23

HQUSEK EEPING ROOM, furnished.
Browns, Summerford, o. Phone
1291-M4. 22-66
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23

/ NEED HOUSE-for one adult for
a permanent residence. Would like
rooms, modern. Call 53S-R
24-67
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-23

JOHN DEERE, Coop. Aliis-Chal-
mers and New Idea corn pickers.
800. and up. We trade, we finance.
Thomas Implement Sales, at La
fayette. Phone 906-R3. 10--67