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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-21
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Electric Power Production II
the week ended September Il
totaied 10.580. 000.000 kilowatt.
hours compared with 10, 155. 000.-
900 in the previous week and
was 1861 above the like week q
year ago.-Edison Electric In
stitute.
Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost Of a pound each Of
81 foods in general use. this week
declined to $6.25 from 1926 last
week and compared with $6.73 q
year ago.-Dun d BradStreet.
Fire Losses over the Nation In
August totaled ST., 103. 900. down
go from the like month q year
ago.-Ntl. Board of Fire Under
writer's.
Short Interest, on September
is totaled 3.054,241 shares COM
pared with 2,823.446 on August
l5.-New York Stock Exchange.
HaIsey Stuart q Co. apparently
won $40 million Of Columbia Cal
System debentures. due 1880
with o bid Of 1926 on q as pei
coupon. Subject to the award
they are expected to reoffer the
securities at par.
Ford Motor Co. announced In
creases Of from SAG to 500 on its
1856 models.
United Airlines announced
plans to order as jet transports
from either Douglas Aircraft Co
or Boeing Airplane Co. at q cost
of about $125 million.
American Viscose Co. an
nounced that 1t win call all OF
It's SO cumulative preferred
stock on September 80 for re-
demption November / at Sis
q share plus accrued dividends
Scott Paper Co. shareholders
approved a management pro-
posal to increase the comm IN
shares to 40 million from 10 mill
lion and indebtedness to $3.50
million from $50 million.
Olin Mathies0n Chemical Corp.
elected Laurance S. Rockefeller
to the board Of directors.
Anchor Rome Mills, Inc. cleo
ted L. w. (Chip) Robert, IT,. Of
Atla nta Is chairman Of the
board.
Kroger Co. sales in four weeks
ended September 10, totaled
500, 82S.021 UP alag from
1854; for 80 weeks ended Sep
tember 10 $794. 1853. $50, Up 6.0%
from 1854.
Garrett Corp. In year ended
June 30 earned $3.732.035 or
$4.l0 . share VS.. $2,647.907 or
1921 In 1854.
Lane Bryant. Inc. in 6 months
ended July 81 earned $875. 900 or
$1.14 q share VS.. SITS. 900 or $1.06
In 1854 period.
Long Island R.R. In z months
ended July 81 earned $708, 96S VS..
q loss Of $4.071. 422 in 1854 period.
Other earnings included:
Fer l2 Months Ended August 81
1888 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-21
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Sept. 81 ~. - Foreign
exchange rates follow, Great Britain In
dollars, others In cents unchanged un.
less otherwise noted: Canadian dollar
in New York. open market. Ia per cent
premium or 10l 20,
EnrcIe-9rest Britain. pound, .7sM,
1882: 8O-dsy. 2.77N; 9O-day. 2.77H;
.2sH; Western osrmany. deutsche mark.
iisi9 HolanS s1 pSIs.s sSi .: az So
Sweden, krona, 1884: Switzerland.
franc. free. 23.34h; Denmark. krone,
Brasil. ain ffes. i.s2; Meaieo. 500: vene.
suela, bolivar, 30.03.
Far East-Hone Kong dollar. 1880.
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Hourly Sales on the exehAnge
II 100 Am. 500 600 ~ noon $50 ooc
100 p.m 600 600 800 pm. 900 ooc
.fUnit Of tradins 10 snarss or sales u
Rates Of DIVIDENDS IN the soregoins
table are annual disbursements based %
the last quarterly or semi-annual dee.
laretion- Unlesa. otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not Included
0 Also extra or extree. Annual rata
e 1855 Plus stock dividend. Psid Isl
value On eE.diyidend 81 s3.distIibution
SiS psslsfed p H.,e e ~ ri: ysss
spht.uD: Ieciared Or psid tSis Yess.
rssd Or 'n % aE s:a'ei
h. i ssds pS. % .css ssvsS g Ss
nag dtyidsnd sId Called ~ diviasna a
"a When dissrisussd viWhsn i;sssd
o. ssspfifis sssansd b sseh soalpslsi
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METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. sept. Fl oR.-spot nom
SO cents : pound. Connecticut Valley.
Lead Is cents Q pound. New York.
Zinc ID cents . pound. East ct. Louis.
Foreign silver 90st cents per troy ounce.
New York. At PITTSBURGH. scrap steel
NO ! heavy vas quoted q "a. 0O-45.6O.
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Ships Loaded by Buckets

ALABASTER, Mich. = Lake
Huron freighters anchored two
miles offshore from Alabaster
take on gypsum cargoes by q con-
tinuous overwater bucket con-
veyor system extending I'll the
way from shore.
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xEx dividend. fPius extra or extra
2 Arrears. half payable June Is, 1851
half December Is. 1865. aDeciared /
raid 20 far this rear. II 81 rights.
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DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Sept. 81 R.--The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions by principal
dealers on the sEchsnge for September
lof 196. $3.50 shares, including 799 shares
lsold short.
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OFFICES. sTUDlos FoR RENT

18Th AND EYE sTs. H.W.-3-rm.
physician o. dentist VIII redec.
eSi 81 ia|t2 tisssT sT. N.w.--Ls.. and -.S sSall
suites; Nsgly dec. very low rental.
4 ALExANnRIi--very isE. iIis a..rse. 1-pm.
once IA eiev. hldg;; tanitor service;
cOLUMHlA MEDICAL BLDG., dental
once. 2 chairs, plumbed for Ritter
units share RECEIPT. rfn., lab. and
darkroom. ET. 1904, --S
S-kOOM SUITE In modern air-eon-
dttioned ONCE bldg. Excellent loca-
tton: short fease available. Monthly
rental only $3.50. NE. S-6334. "a
q. zoe SO. q. 2nd-tir. once
PIE parking faeils.; p nethssda
II Sc per Il. Box ss3.k' star.
10i5 18th ST. N.W.--Stndio once,
S25:. other desirable rms at $50;
wired Tor AIT cond.; Good parktns
pEffsoNTF aESfs II iCiRcip iisefiiio AREA = A,r-eon. I
saSps9 suTs WiadoN: dow sasins arasa conn. % ave. ss.
Also suitable as showToom Or studio
for dressnakeF. can ST. 3-6600,
Ext $50 or De. 2-32es pm.
Isss asA1asI; AND 4 Sis. N.w.--s-room 10
suite In large well.deenrAted once.
All conditioned and felly earpeted
oEfIc. gssas gssacE ron RENr-N.sr
ssan Ksnn's In virEtnia, Call "A. 4
HAVE AyAILABLE space in lawyers
real estate Sroksf. RI. S-s0so.
All. CoEDITIoNkD n NED tssSalsasd furnishes ,;as spI.s
Call ST 3-yh5b ---p
I745 n ST. N.W.--Apprex 600 50
LucHs. Lssas 7s4 18th =. NV ma.
CONN. AVE. NEAR sHOREHAAf---
Desk space Ii modern air.condi-
toned building In respected loea-
ton: street level. secEetariel serv.
optional. Reasonable. NO. 1860,
oFFIcE sPAcE--Desirable location,
1891 @ St. nv. Ton lAth st.D-4
rms, and die rm.; yery. reasonable
rental. S171. Suitcase TO MAY. 81,
or new lease available. .Oceupted ID
yrs. BY national orsaaizatiop NOV
1881 Of visit suite sos. 1891 Q
SUITABLE DocroRs SUITE or
studio: 1st-h. apt. bldg: excel. 10.
cation and transp.i rms. and
bath. $3.50 ner ne. RA. 3-l506. 81
SILVER sPRIN0---MoDERN BLDu.
Public parking. very attractive. hqsi-
ness section. Lots Of trafiic. public
transportation, reasonable rent.
THOMPSON y GRAY ~. 5-6l 90
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iNvEsTMENT PROP. ron SALE

HyNtStMeNt RkOrs b0k SAes
SD, ,eoo, 600 PROPOSED FEDERAL
DAM efTE--60u aires. over lrn1ile
river frontaee. hour from D, G.
$3.50 per acre eau OWNER for
pisEscaT pisiEscaT fR6si SobiksSER-sTwo Set.
brick b-unit apt bldgs,; nr, bus.
stores: 5 biks. o.. ave. 10. 3-6sss
--0
GRIM. AND BATH brick In s.w. area;
h.-E,h.. eiec. Rented to sood-pAy-
$50. HUGH B CONNER, 1927 K
st nv, RE. 7-A9d0: eyes, pu
NEWaY sss5 s.uHIr apr. BLDGs.. nr.
occupied; colored tenants: $4,000
$3.50. 500. o. ?. SIXTH d BROS.
CO. OIL. 2-ie27. ever, Oh, =
zSNED Sias c..-sis.soo. $500 cash,
. Owner viii hold entire Isl trust
q "b,ss .his ean isaS,s 81 ascal1 Ssa sSss g.
Ire. once rms, All rms. entetine
on 70 . main hall Close in on
Wilson blvd. Parking IN rear. Call
for an appt.. J.. MAYNARD MA
QRupER. JA. 7-7001 IA. 2-Tll5:
otAEa. MRD. = Approx, ies acres
DEVELOPMENT land. adjacent viii
IlarnshurR VILLAGE. water approved.
wonderful Investment Terms
MARyEc. INC, So, 1854 or ~.
SAMMY FANNY DETACHED BurLDTSG.
5 brick garages. good NV, section;
income over $500 per month. Live
In one, have good income from
others. Owner eoing TO Florida.
asking So. .G6o, see efid make otier.
1 Call Mr., 0f6gan, LEGUM q CIR
BER IN 10000 ~ 2 pm.
ESTATE SALE-4js-21 9th ST, n.wf
2-stpry ptiek bldg. 2 stores and
open IND hocr space: lot APPROX.
9bxi00. AUERBACH q CO., Df.
! 7-650l. Tu. 2-SSS9.
GROUND FOR SALE
Heart Of D. c.. approx. $4,000 So.
~. Soned Tor apis. Priced low
euonRh for subdivision Into ssmidet. !.
lots: . street ffontages. IA. e-24o0sI
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FLoRIpA PRoPERTY

MOTEL, 2 bldgs. Zone 5 rms.,; one
2 apts.: 81 800 for season: all
iurn; 100 II. on river and 100
y. s. 1: also trailer park. Box
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

LAKE BANCROFT - Beautiiul
wooded slpping lot for fine home.
ARLINGTON CAVALIER LAND
CORP. IA. 5-6535. %
FOR APARTMENTS. Central pl.
ne. on West virginia ave ---fiOxI9
zcned B.4o, sacrifice at $4,000 net.
IA. Ds5tT4. 20
WILL SELL or TRADE equity in
rental lot or e residential lots with
like membership for each; prefer
trade for boat or car: property In
shenandoah. retreat. offers goiflng,
esss' sunsinf az nsnlSs 7fs,sss and many priyil'
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, oeorsia
irUnt.ss isys s1sSSd incISde, aisss isss. boms blaeo
rm. Bungalow. and 4-unit apt.
house. All In excellent condition.
500. 700 on terms. BERNARD 7
BROSfUH, Realtor, JU, g-0420;
evss,,. and sun. Mr.. Lamb. ~.
LAKE, AXE .BsaRcaoFr--Must sen 1900
ri sa4Sa 4 SS5nsE sit.r lo,l Y view q 4 AXE
Is = CHoicE sSs LoTs, LsfI sprinisneid. i Va.
schools, shops. Mr.. DALEY. NE.
s-6e62, Ext. 223; ewes. DI, 1850.
POTOMAC RIVER - Above Great
Pals, We. with about 2,ooo.tt. river
oilers between $500 and $500 per
.. acre: This I.,.. area Is destined tcr c
details or to see call today, MccAY
FAIRFAX, NA.---on
HiEhway 2i1 "a to > acres. Sl.25
this well.iccated property. MccAY
RIVER---Adj, Govern.
nent property which Is proposed
LANGLEY. VA. CI.A. site over III
acres Of wooded ground with g63
It, on river. access. from Highway
1873. S0,50O per acre. For sale as
whole. MccAY a MccAY, INC, ia.
S-S676. ewes, Ell. 6-3306. -
LEESBuRG PIKE, near Dranesville.
Va,--nS acres OF hieh-levei cleared
ground with ffontage on HighwAy
No. q. For sale as whole At STSS
per acre, MccAY d MccAY, INC.
LsNGiHsYY..o yA,-e. cleared, 5.scre Sat
tracts. right at Potomac school. re-
stricted To llree homes, $4,000 per
acre; MccAY 4 MccAY INC. "a.
LANGLEY. VA, ABOUT ia miles from
chain BridGs laEss cleared ,.,i
s.tstasgs. CITY ggstessso V eso on property:
MscAY. NC. IA. s-eSTSi ewes.
NJ. 0-30o6. --4
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HEY Y0III

Here's = real opportunity for an In
dividual ANTIQUE brick 3-bedroon
rambler with Nv. rm. 20xia II, with
fireplace, full din rin., tabie-siEe
kitchen: fun basement: .nr. shop
S17.05ti. Ewes, KE. S-5tf3f.
Lyn Thompson Real Estate
47ll LEE HWY, JA. 2-2l2i
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AHLlN0ION
DE "WITCHEDn
AHLIN0TON
I I.nVelV Waunrlu Hills

Lovely Waverly Hills
stores, 81, Asnes and ali public
schQols. Finest ecnstfuction, IN
trees. Si7, BOO Gi unfnrn.. Or COM
pletely Furnished for . little more.
Open Sat. and Sun, Is
10 fssch: out Les hwy. to N. utah.
isfs haif 1lqshHJfs65iEsu
"a. 3-ola6 IN 0 -
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BusINrss paot. MANrtb

yIRM Interested in
location IN sc. wash, east Of river,
or Wheaton area. Must have ade-
guate outside and inside parkine
facilities with moderate storage
space. Pref. long lease. Box BOOT.
Star liz
Evening star., 1955-11-04

with country atmosphere; drink
in the clean. crisp air Of the sea.
sons. Enjoy the cory comfort Of
your nreplaces u the living room
with diShwasher. separate dining
room: s acre. trees; 20 minutes
70 Washington.
HUBBARD REALTY CO.
Merryneld, va. JE. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-11-04

iS' Owens eruis., 25 h.p., ei. start
16' Old Towne Yunabout - s99
Ia wolverine fberglas @l2b
WaShinEton's Larsest Display
WIN. J. LITTLE ~
$50 Maine 6.W. ma S-be4O
Evening star., 1955-11-04
FFIcEs STUDIOS ron MATILoTs, ACREAGE SALE Cent

81 acre. va2 q Ecod.d nsSs LisiR.vi shs Hen
building site hut some low land
With Scotts Run going. Through
property. S5,s00. MccAY & Me-
CAY. INC. IA. e-s675: ewes, FL.
o-3096.
VA, near Vale rd,Z5-
acre TRACT Of high wooded land.
$1,000. MecAY Z MecAY: INC,
BURNING TREE RID. ARRA-Beau-
taS,,.S, tiigl wooded DID,, acre , !assl tpr
2-145e. 20
VIENNA. VA. eoMMERcIAI,-1bo
4; on Hwy. l23., total 50; r.. 49,
80. SSO RI. ese MecaY sca eissr1C & 1%CccS4. iN q.
ia. s-s675; eyes, IA. 2-4713.
81 ACRES NR. FoREsTvrLLE. VA,
about 12 miles from Chain Bridge
stream. S3s.550. MecAY 4 Me-
CAY. INC, IA. s-s655; ewes, IA,
81 AREA-1s acres. reason cas-
BY eppt; GRAHAM & CO., JU
PSfSssic PSSjSSSSHi ! HuNT III ! AsEA-s acres.
Glen. rd.., cleared land. some trees.
Knoll site sioofs gradnaily to
meadow and acttte stream. Gail
JANE R. KNOX. Agent. OIL. g.
oiNEY. Mp.-Approx, 1876 acres
iiamsburg VILLAGE, Water ap-
proved. Wonierful investment.
Terms. MARJEC, INC, SP. A.
5sI4 Or ~; 9.69Ss. 20
ssiiasSSnisy sis0S. !. Of haur.i R5ossassss 5S s1ssss
LOTS, with club membership, at
Blue Ridge Acres: pool, clubhouse.
HAVE 4 WOODED BUILDING
SITES OF approximately 5 acres
each. located near Chantiliy. Va,
on good road. win construct 4Iz-
acre private lake for use Of buyers
Moderate restrictions. Cali Hern-
20 G rot WANT TO BUILD your o own
home? II so, we have that choice
lot for you. For fun information.
phone ~. 9-3925 or JU. 9-ss60.
PoToMAc Hunt AREA. lust on
River I'd: beyond Confessional
Country club--Beaut. ramhitr site
r@osd. road Join oAiP ". PARsoSas.D D'Ria re.
7.3Ia7: eyes. OIL. 6-6660. ---6
DUPONT HTS, nr. Suitland--2S lots,
60' front. Water and sewer avail.
$1,000 ca. as q group. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, LU. 4-340o, Lu.
PATUxENr WOODS, senedict--m.
acre wooded lots. Price. 1896; $50
dn. SIS mo. o. B. ZANTZIEOER,
WA. 7-1e1a. MA. S-5371. g.
READY 70 BUILD ON
TO. 10 acres. clear: facing good
road ioi@ @ Near Central aye. and David
Evening star., 1955-11-04
AVIATION

CESSNA Ii0i 463. total time; pri-
vateiy owned: hanEared. never
damaged; primary panel. landing
light. 2-way radio, metal prop.
pants. no eorrosion. new blue and
white enamel. new glass. new wing
cover; new license: cruises ITO.
S2.la5. Can finance part. tx.
3-5206 or DE. 2-6736. --6
Evening star., 1955-11-04
REAL ESTATE LOANS

aND TRUST NOTES, purchased on
Service ys sropsfffP psfPLrYTo YTon b. Dstssssss sssa fast
tion. ostss AccLAISE Ain ei; pRoPRRf1Es. sasRfs
MONEY ON snd TRUsT--we viii
buy End trust notes. ID. c.. nearby
Md. or. Va. Reasonable rates. Ma
TIQMAL MORTGAGES a INVEST
MENT CORP. 1919 N. =. eve. NV.
Ma. S.5S33.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
MOTORCYCLES

'4s HARLEY DAVIDSON. "a oser-
mead, shield. bass. Buddy Seat.
$500 or best ofier. 1903 Lawrenea
81. ne. --bS
Evening star., 1955-11-04
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

WAIVED 10 RENT for jisht manu-
faeturine. 1000 to e.600 80. t..
s,e,s;rsslyc PETER. III 1t i3oor y,sr. Union "
S-234a. -
Evening star., 1955-11-04
LOANS

LET us HELp YOU BORROW
MONEY. LOWER YOUR MONTH
LY PAYMENTS GREATLY. wa.
I.214R. .-6
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED

sgg7 BALTIMORE AVE, Riyerdale,
Md. --:S47 50. IT., ideal for dentist.
doctor or beauty salon. Call Mr.
CARLSEN. AP. T-b5OO.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-01
Marilyn Jones
Being Feted

Time is running out on Miss
Marilyn Jones before she changes
her name to Mrs. Tony" Reeder
on Sunday, November 20, and her
friends are filling her days with
courtesies before her marriage.
On Tuesday night Mrs. Earl
Robinson and her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Murray Creath were joint
hostesses at dinner in her hon.
or, taking their guests to the
Everglades on West Broad Street,
Columbus, for the party.
During the dinner the hostesses
presented the honor guest with a
gift.
Covers were laid for, Miss
Jones, her mother, Mrs. M. VOL
ford Jones, Mrs. Harry Messenger
Mrs. Jay Florence, Mrs. Richard
Jones and Mrs. Harold Slagle, of
Columbus.
A personal shower Friday night,
was the courtesy of Mrs. Jack By
ers, East First Street. who was as
sisted by Mrs. William Fettrow
and Mrs. Jack Minter.
Progressive games with prizes
for all, were the entertainment
for the three hostesses, guests, who
were, Miss Jones, Mrs. M. Vol.
ford Jones, Mrs. Roger Dillon
Mrs. Dean Goodyear and Mrs. Wei.
don Butcher.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-01
College Students In The
Grooue For Year S Work

BY this time they're all settled
in and in all probability have re-
ceived at least one report as to how
things are going. Meaning of course
the young folks who have gradual
ed from London High School and
taken off for college.
Ohio State University, always
the college which receives the
greatest number from here, has the
following registered this year:
Beth Hartley Baisch, Jerry Bang
ham, Donald Barr, John c. Barck,
Vaughn Bass, Tom Bopeley, Verlie
Grouse, Beatrice Dillon, Richard
Dorm, Helen Edwards, Judy Har-
ris, James Herman, Linda Hood,
Gloria Hume, Robert Hume, Ben
Kennedy, Richard LeBeau, Edwin
]. Lilly, John Marrah, Richard
Marrah, William Minner, Bruce
Roudebush, Leonard Rowe, John
Overturf, Nancy Silver, James
Smith, Ned Turvy, and Robert Wis
intine.
Other students and their colleges
are:
Wittenberg- Phyllis Anes and
David Smith; Wilmington-Robert
LeBeau, Paul Reynolds, Sidney
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-01
Party At Gordons
For Mrs. r. Sims

Mrs. John Gordon, Chandler Av-
enue, was assisted by Miss Beverly
Ashnore and Mrs. Wayne Snyder,
in giving a baby shower recently,
complimenting Mrs. Robert Sims.
Prizes for contests that enter
tanned the guests, were presented
to Miss Ruth Lambert, Mrs.
George Ashmore and Mrs. Curtis
Finney.
Others invited to the shower
were: Mrs. Gene Mckenzie, Mrs.
Asa Miller, Mrs. John Hammond,
Mrs. Chris Wolfe, Mrs. Walter Ad-
ans, Mrs. Frank McCord, Mrs.
Holly Sayre, Misses Dorothy Glib
son, Margaret Tracey, Maude Hall
and Elma Offenbacker, of London;
Mrs. Harold Smith of Urbana; Mrs.
Roy Miller and Mrs. Lester Held
of Springfield; Mrs. Raymond Sims
Sr., and Mrs. Raymond Sims Jr., of
Canal Winchester.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-01

Wilson, Jack Raub; Johns Hopkins,
Nursing Patricia Andrews; Grant,
Nursing Carolyn Garrett; Mt.
Carmel, Nursing Constance Gal
lagher; Mayo Clinic, st. Mary's,
Nursing Nancy Morrison; Miami
University = Tom Savage, Carol
Bardon, Patricia Mustard; Asbury
College Alice F. Bruce and Dom
ma Bruce; Ohio Wesleyan, Jerry
Ardrey; Stephens College-Rober-
ia Jean Wood; Bliss Business Col
lege-Neonfa Fell.
Indiana Teeh-Richard MCGUIRE;
Ohio University-Janet Cunning
ham; University of Cincinnati =
Arthur Bennett; Kenyon College
James r. Conway and Peter P.
Conway; Findlay College - Don
French; Colorado University -
Richard Sirnmon; Western Reserve
University-Robert Rosnagle; Uni
versity of North Carolina Gerald
Baynes; David Lipscomb College
Roger Flannery; Bowling Green
University-Robert Kennedy; Tex
as Tech.-Jonas Morehart; Otter
bein College, Miriam Jenkinson;
University of Dayton-John Sulli-
van and Richard Reese.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-01

to the arranger and pleasure for
the family and friends. Homes,
churches and communities are en-
hanced and a whole new world of
beauty in growing things is envis-
oned by those who pursue this art"
After a party" intermission,
Mrs. Ray presented the second and
final part of her program +. col
orful slides of flower arrange
ments for all occasions, outstand-
ing being her slides of arrange
ments in churches.
During the intermission and So
cial hour, London Garden Club in
vited the members of the Madison
County Federation of Garden
Clubs and other guests, to the
daintily appointed tea table presid-
ed over by Mrs. Everett Roger and
Mrs. B. L. Adair. Artistic arrange
ments of fall flowers enhanced the
party decor.
Committees for the evening were
Mrs. d. H. Jackman, decoration;
Mrs. F. E. Rosnagle, assisted by
Mrs. Everett Royer, Mrs. Bruce
Lewis, Mrs. r. o. Whitaker, Mrs.
Clayton Day, Mrs. Charles Hol-
land, Mrs. c. A. Holton, Mrs. c. o.
Thompson, Mrs. B. L. Adair, hos
tesses and welcoming.
Mrs. Wolford Jones, assisted by
Mrs. Mildred Wilson, Mrs. Richard
Day, program and Identification.
Mrs. c. L. Thibaut and Mrs.
Clarence Hunter, assisted by Miss
Mary Connor and Mrs. P. z. Bac-
on, refreshments.
Mrs. Charles Van Horn and Miss
Bessie Lohr, telephone committee.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-01
Maskers AT Country Club
Dance Completely Puzzle Judges

The judges at the Halloween
masquerade dance at the London
Country Club Saturday evening,
were hard put to it to determine
where awards should go because
of the clever ingenuity of the num-
erous maskerS.
Attending were about 65 coup
les, many masked in groups, some
in couples, some singly, but many
of them, according to several out
of-town guests, the most ingenious
ideas they had ever seen attempt
ed. Great thought and effort had
been put into arriving at the de-
sired effect, which caused pande-
monium and gave the judges a
rough time of it in making deci-
sions for winners.
Among those who created great
furore, were a group that portray
ed Admiral Byrd, with one of his
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-01

faithful dogs, and two penguins;
sack of potatoes; gambler and
five followers who represented a
full house; a corpse in casket
with encourage of walters, in his
wake; tooth brush and tube of
tooth paste; a doctor and nurse
group; very ugly gent "a would
be masher); beautiful lady; to
mention only a few of those
who so &C completely conflus-
tered" the judges, they were al
most afraid to carry out their task
and let their choice of winners be
known.
Bob LeBeau and his Band play
ed for the dancing after the
grand march and judging were
over.
Committee for the Masquerade
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Young
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Savage, Mr.
and Mrs. William Brokaw.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-01
GUEST NIGHT
AT SORORITY

Phi Beta Psi Sorority had an en-
semble supper last Tuesday night
in the sorority rooms, in observ-
ance of the annual Guest Night"
The buffet table was centered
with arrangements of fall flowers
some of which had been used at
Sunday afternoons reception at
the London Country Club. The in
dividual table centerpieces were
miniature pumpkins on autumn
leaves, surrounded by confection
holders Stimulating the Halloween
witches cauldron.
It was necessary for short bus
mess session in charge of Mrs. Dar-
win Keye, president, before the en-
tertainment for the party could
start. A rmnmage sale is planned
for Nov. 4 and 5 at the K of c Hall
and sale of delicious fruit cakes,
were discussed as coming projects.
The Thanksgiving dinner at Ker-
deem Inn, Springfield, November
% was announced by Mrs. Keye.
For entertainment, the guests
played Fifty" with prizes for Miss
Mary Agnes Madden and Mrs. E.
A. Wall, guests, Miss Joan Brady
and Mrs. Robert Halterman, mem
bers.
Guests were, Miss Barbara
Pierce, Mrs. Eldon Harsh, Mrs
James Ballenger, Mrs. Wayne Sny-
der, Mrs. Robert Bigham, Mrs
Gene Wilson, Mrs. Lester Turney
Mrs. Jay Armstrong, Mrs. E. r.
Lanning, Mrs. Delmar Cordle, Mrs
Ernest Wall, Miss Mary Agnes
Madden.
Hostesses were, Mrs. Clyde Good
year, Mrs. John Deck, Mrs. Ken
meth Fichner, Mrs. James Pena and
Miss Virginia Bell Green.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-01

Here's something unheard off The new
SO Chevrolet is proving to be record
breaker even before it's presented to the
publicl For in top-secret NASCAR'
certified test, SO Chevrolet recently
smashed the Pixies Peak recordi The
rugged Pixies Peak road is a gruelling test
of performance, roadability and handling
ease-things that mean safer, more
pleasant driving for you. And the SO
Chevrolet zoomed to the top in record
timel A car worth waiting for? You bet
and you don't have long to waits
suoroi Assoeoon for Stock Cor Auto Rone whose oHeio
timed ond certified the performance Of this preprodvcon model
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-01
London OAR To
Hear National
Music Chairman

London Chapter Daughters of
the American Revolution for its
program Wednesday, November 2
at Coover Memorial Club House,
will hear a talk on Music Makes
History" by Mrs. George S. En-
rick of Portsmouth.
Mrs. limerick, who is professor
of Music at Ohio University, Ath-
ems, is chairman of the National
Committee on American Music for
the Daughters of the American
Revolution.