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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-02-12

@A~'. SCAAh ~0oACS
SUNDAY SCHOOL SUBJECT:
New Life in Christ, John 1851;
Acts 16:25-34; II Cor. SIT.
MEMORY VERSE:
| am come that they might have
life, and that they might have il
more abundantly.
The very phrase new life" indi-
Gates that there was a life before
the new life. And the phrase
more abundantly" shows that the
new life is superior to the old
| life. So - here is a fact that few
have noticed yet if we are to
fully appreciate the Blessedness
of being Christian - in having
this new birth we should open
our minds, eyes, and hearts to
the cause, the means by which this
new birth can be obtained, and
the truth and glory of it.
"Ye shall know the truth, and
the truth shall make you free"
What is truth? Truth is the Word
of God John IT,
First let's take up the necessity
of a new birth" God created man
and breathed into him the breath
of life. Man violentorily violated
the Command of God. God with
drew His breath of life and man
| became a dying SOUL.
God SO loved man that He gave
His only begotten son to pay the
price to redeem man and give him
new life" even Superior to the
life forfeited by man. All of this
was the Grace God in action
Adam, the first man, was not
a spiritual being but a perfect ply
steal human being. That was the
first life.
All VINO receive the new birth
| that is-be born of the Spirit
will be Spiritual beings and Sons
of God, sJoint Heirs with Jesus
Christ.
Water is noted for cleaning
| things, therefore, when being born
of water denotes cleanliness of all
sin and iniquity. Our being buried
in water and rise denotes being
buried with Christ" and there
fore rising with Him.
When we are buried in Christ
we are buried in life and we rise
with the new life of Christ.
| It is not we, that live there
after, but it is Christ in US and we
being a part of him, have ever
lasting life more abundantly than
Adam ever possessed.
God has permitted sin to abound
on earth in men so that man
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-02-12
THIS WEEK TN
HISTORY

FEB. 6-l2l
Feb. 6, 1881 General Sheridan
born.
Feb. 7, 1867 Peabody educa-
tional fund of $3,5OO,0O0 for south
established.
Feb. 8, 1863 - The Saith Massach-
usetts Regiment was organized.
Feb. 8, 1778 - William H. Harri-
son born. 1906, Paul Lawrence Dun
bar, noted poet died in Dayton
Ohio.
Feb. 10, 1864 - j. c. Price born
Elizabeth City, N. c. He bought
present site of Livingston College,
Salisbury. N. c.
Feb. IL, 1887 - Vermont memoir
ialized Congress to abolish slavery
in D. G.
Feb. II, 1909 - Abraham Lincoln
the great emancipation was born liz
Harrisburg, KY.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-02-12

The Mississippi Progressive Vot-
er's League to meet in Greenwood,
Miss, Feb. 17-18, 1855 in annual
Session, and a large number is
expected to attend this meeting,
with many outstanding speakers.
The public is invited to attend
each day and night.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-02-12

creative, inventive genius of man,
regardless of race, color, creed, pre-
vious condition or national origin
can and will produce goods and
service that will benefit all man.
kind.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-02-12
Negro History
Notes :.

Although the Patent Office does
not keep records of the race of APP
plicants, few of the better known
inventions by Negroes are as fol-
lows
J. H. and sA L. Dickerson New
Jersey Player Piano machinery:
w. R. Purvis (Phila.) Machinery
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-02-12

A hunter-killer unit is composed
of Navy aircraft with detection
equipment and destroyers; the air.
craft seek out enemy submarines
and call for destroyers to make the
kill
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1955-02-12

The Nays surface to surface
guided missile Regulus has been
successfully tested for use by the
ships and facilities ashore.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-05

Genius il eternal patience.
---Michelsnrklo
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-05
WITH A BUCKEYE IN CONGRESS


BY Brown, Congress, Ohio District
being prepared there only slight
possibility Congress might conclude its labors and adjourn by late
Saturday night July strong probability that adjournment
this Under circumstances
of legislative bills will have await consideration
Congressional January All bills not disposed OF
and still pending Committee the Calendar
order for during the Second Session OF the s
Congress next
upset a 292 127
paasyougo Federal highway construction bill On
earlier the House rejected 2 to 93 the bond
financing OF the greatly expanded highway
building The House action makes certain there will be
the approved somewhat modified bill of this
AS result of the adoption of Conference Committee
approved by Congress last and the White House
million less by the Admins
approximately $500 million than had by
the Senate.
Congress finally
Reserve Bill adopting bill which
then the White where is expected be
President final bill
was quite different than the one he had requested
controversial production
the field control pipelines
distribution the and benefit ultimate
smerS of gas
Upon your humble reporter
previously
officially
Foundation to the Capitol 120foot bell
a late Senator Taft OF Ohio The memorial viii erected with
out cost TO the nation thru contributions made the Senator's
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-05
IT'sLATER THAN YOU THINK

-
Ohio cities
short crippled service Ohio Edison Plant
Springfield.
by Highway Department.
success Dol
Day Sale"
Crawford formerly Of London accepts
housekeeper Neil House, Columbus
activities London life Sec
Clark
Plan four for London.
AUGUST fill caused by
Lotspiech London cancelled C No
explanation offered
AUGUST had entries for but three
August primary complete list in November because Of
"Write-ins'
AUGUST l6 Canning factory opens West Jefferson
fs45 TEN YEARS AGO - f945
AUGUST Willis Dagon enlist Mt Stefl-
bravery in service
AUGUST 10 John Ienny % prominent Madison Co. resi-
AUGUST II Gov Frank j. Lausche attends Plain City Fair
paying guest"
Madison County Selectve Service destroys files
2024 records waste paper"
resident
dies home in Fresno Calf.
AUGUST Legion County plan for
celebration vJ Day anticipating settlement ending
e in London
fill caused by resignation Mrs Helen Slagle
AUGUST 6 1853 candidates off and Running offices
VENT
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-05

Ohio Dairy Day is Friday, Au-
gust IL.
Held at the Ohio Agricultural
Experiment Station, the event
promises to be one of the best in
recent years, states general chair
man Fordyce Ely. The varied
morning program will offer some
thing of interest to everyone. 1t
starts at 10 am. EST.
Harold Kaeser and Ralph Por-
terfield of Ohio State University
will conduct a demonstration on
dairy cattle classification. Boys
and girls from 4-H and FLA are
invited to participate Teams and
individua Is Will compete for
awards.
Mrs. Miriam Bouic Engle,
Wayne County home demonstra-
tion agent, has planned a top
notch program for the ladies. 1t
will include talk on New Fab
rics from New .Fibers" by Alma
Tapseott of OSU another titled
Lets Go Shopping for Ohio
Foods" by Loa Whitfield, 0SU;
and a dairy food demonstration by
Wayne County girls.
A mems program on the lawn
offers talks on brucellosis, flN
control, and milk fever. Those
participating are David A. Hill,
Ohio Department of Agriculture;
and Nelson King, Claud Neiswan-
der and John w. Hibbs of the
Station staff.
Top interest in the morning
program will no doubt center
around the milk marketing ses-
sion in the barn loft with c. D.
McGrew presiding. Riley Dougen
of OSU will speak on "A Pre-
diction of Things TO Come" A
panel discussion on milk market
ing follows. This will be a ''meet
the press" type of program.
Moderated by Elmer Banner,
OSU Ag economist. the panel con-
sists of Glen Wagner. Northwest
Cooperative Sales Association; D.
r. Stanfield, Ohio Farm Bureau;
Bob Drake, Cleveland Plain Dea-
Ter; and Representative Ralph
Fisher of Wayne County. Leland
Spencer of Cornell University
will answer the searching ques-
tions of the panel of experts.
Exhibits and demonstrations
will be at the heifer barn. These
will include use of the Geiger
counter electric dehorning, udder
palpation studies, proving sires
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-05
Ohio Dairy Day To Be Held At
Experiment Station Aug. II

for type, and Unborn slips of ma
ture such as twinning, lumpy jaw,
and taillessness.
Visitors will also have chance
to take conducted tours of the
Stations model pasture farm dur
ing the morning.
As in previous years, Ohio
Dairy Day will offer some excel
lent talks by noted men. Recently
returned from trip to India,
Director L. L. Rummell will
speak on the topic India An
Agricultural Challenge" c. r.
Cap" Arnold, former governor
of the Farm Credit Adrninistra-
ton, will speak on farming in this
changing era. DR.. Spencer of Cor
nell will express his candid views
on dairying through talk, Dairy
Dollars and Sense"
There are ample facilities for
parking several thousand cars ad-
jacent to the dairy science center,
states chairman Ely. Two Wayne
County Grange units will serve
lunch.
This 2S annaul Ohio. Dairy. Day
is cooperative project of the Ex-
pertinent Station, 0SU extension
service, and the Ohio Dairyman's
association.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-05
An Editorial

We have lust read that the US and other
Britain France Canada Australia Belgium. Portugal and South
Africa are dottne the i"s and picking the in
agreement establishing International agency under he UN
development Of peaceful atomic energy The Soyts
they prefer to exploit their value
otherwise.
All that doubt fine and dandy Al least II is serious
and effort distract the nations from the
spectacular and antocia aspects of the But
lot understanding what its all about however when
we learn that West Milton NY. theyre running electric fans
making cubes with atoms these hot day Actually the
electricity developed from atomic fssion small frice
power required by the But IL there in the
line from @. E. eacor similar TO the that will
90 in the us Submarine Seawolf
further in the that General
in the nuclear rescor business and sells four
different types with maximum ratings from 80 TO 5000
kowatts. So now you little reactor for your home
research laboratory you where get it, The company will
install for you crank II and show you how TO run it,
They also give service.
We can't think of better way Of not getting bang out
of the atom.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-05
Courtesy In Cars
Can Stop Traffic
Just Like Monroe

IF you really want to 'stop
traffic. give the other fellow a
break he isn't expecting, sd-
vises Russell Fl. Campbell of the.
Columbus Automobile Club.
IT'S a sad commentary on our.
modern driving habits that acts.
of courtesy are conspicuous.
You can really attract atten-
ton by stopping your car I'm
heavy traffic to permit break
through for the fellow trying
desperately to get out Of his
driveway or side street.
Another way to draw notice
is not to honk your horn at the
motorist ahead whose motor has
stalled at the traffic light.
This may be the age OF science
and speed, but the time<teSted
virtues still have some place in
our motoring. In many ways. be-
ing good neighbor on the high.
ways is even more important, than
at home, because on the road
human lives are more often slst
stake.
"None can consider himself Q
really good driver. until ne ten
pers his motoring habits with
large measures of human kind
ness, consideration and thought
fulness", asserts the local AAA
club official.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-05
Boy Injured In
Tractor Accident

The second accident on the Rea
farm south of here has hospitaliz-
ed Ronald Wilson, 13, son of
Madge Jackson, who was working
on the farm.
The Madison County Sheriff's s
office reported that young Wilson
was raking hay. but had unlocked
the rake from the tractor when
he started chasing grounding
with the tractor. In the course of
the chase, the tractor upset, turn
ing completely over, pinning Will
son under a fender The boy was
extricated and taken to Holman
Hospital, where he was examined
and sent to Nit. Carmel for pos
sible neck and spine injuries. He
was not considered seriously in
jured.
Matthew T. Rea was returned
to his home on the Mt. Sterling
Pike from Mt. Carmel Hospital in
the Schlechty- Fichner ambulance
Tuesday.
He was severly injured when a
tractor tipped as he was driving
into a field on his farm on Monday,
July 25. He has a sprained left
knee and ankle, a bone in his left
leg was fractured below the knee
and he was placed in east for
pelvic injuries.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-05
Heat Wave Kills
65 Laying Hens

The extreme heat which people
of this community have been
smouldering under during the past
two weeks has begun 10 take its
toll in the livestock. Several fat
hogs were reported dead and vet
erinarians of the vicinity have been
constantly on the go answering
calls from farmers and livestock
breeders who found their livestock
suffering immensely from the heat.
IS HENS. SMOTHER TO DEATH
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Converse of
CanaiSn Township lost 65 of their
White Rock laying hens last We'd
nesday when they smothered to
death in the hen house. The hens
which averaged better than six
pounds each were in production
and shut in the house where they
had been since maturity. There are
windows in the house but on this
still hot day with the temperature
hitting the 100 mark, the lack of
ventilation took its toll.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-05
Bank Says Happy
DAYS Are Here

Prosperity is here, says the fol-
lowing report from the research
department of the Federal Re
serve Bank of Cleveland.
In the past two weeks, as the
June reports for leading economic
measures were released, it be-
came crystal clear that the 1855
business recovery was continuing
unabated, and that the records
established in 1853 boom were
being eclisped. For all practical
purposes the boom has now en-
tered hitherto unexplored heights.
The Gross National Product adj
vanced strongly in the second
quarter to a new record annual
rate of 1888 billion, according to
prelimin ary estimates of the
Council of Economic Advisors. At
this advanced rate, expenditures
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-05
Ball Team Wins
Division Title

The Merchants" London's rep
resentatives in the Sunday Anna
teur Baseball League, defeated the
Radnss team last Sunday at Rad
nor, II to 2 to win the National
Division of the league.
The London team will travel to
Upper Arlington this Sunday for
the League Championship game,
playing against the Columbus Har-
ley-Davidson team, winners of the
American Division.
Bob Murry acts as manager and
shortstop; Jim Tope, pitcher; Dick
Madden, catcher; Clyde Shannon,
first base; Bob Dorm, second base;
Tom Spears, third base, Dave Da-
wilson, left field; Carl Dennen,
center field; Roy Sanders, right
field and Reno Mancini Is the
twelfth man.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-05
Ted Brown Talks
On Election Laws

Voters of Ohio will find. new
office to be voted upon when they
go TO the polls November 8.
A member of the neWly-created
State Board of Education will be
selected in each of Ohio's % Con-
gressional Districts. resulting from
legislation enacted by the 101st
General Assembly.
The Secretary of States office
was ready, standing by with pre-
Scribed candidates petition form,
which was quickly sent to each
Board of Elections as soon as it
was decided that the legislation
was to become law. These petitions
must be filed with the Board of
Elections in the most spopulous
county in the Congressional Dis
trict by a pm. August 10.
Nominations of candidates for
Member of the State Board of Ed
ucation shall be made only by
nominating petition, signed by not
less than l9o of the number OF
electors in the District who voted
for Governor at the 1854 election,
or by 500 electors, whichever is the
lesser number. Where a District is
comprised of more than one coun.
ty, 100 signatures must be oh.
tanned from at least one-half of the
several counties of the District.
The terms of office (sorne viii
serve longer than others) will bt
determined by lot at the first or
ganization meeting of the nsv
Board after election.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-05
were 1854 billion or Z percent
above the year-ago period.

were 1854 billion or Z percent
above the year-ago period,
Total industrial production, as
measured by the seasonally ad-
justed Federal Reserve index, rose
for the tenth consecutive month
in June to 139. AT this record
level, the physical volume of out
put was 13 percent above the low
point of last summers recession.
1t now seems likely that. further
gains were made in July as the
seasonal slackening of activity,
which usually occurs In this
month, was less than expected.
The strong pace, of industrial
output was due to continued high
rates of activity by many indus
. tries as well as further rises by
others. The few instances of small
declines from May to June were
due to labor disputes. These, as
in the cases of autos and steel
were for the most part short.
lived.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-05
Mrs. Meehsn Resigns.
AS School Secretary

The London Board of Education
has accepted the resignation Of
Mrs, John Meehan, secretary In the
office of Supt. j. ]. Hartley for
the past two years.
Mrs. Meehan's resignation is ef-
fective Friday, August 5, and On
Monday she will take clerical po-
sition in the offices at the Ohio
Penitentiary. y
Her successor will be announced
in short time, according to q
statement by Supt. Hartley.
MRS. NORRIS IMPROVING
AFTER OPERATION
Mrs. Kenneth Norris Louise
Kilgore) is recovering In Mt. Car
mel Hospital after an operation
Monday for appendicitis.
She is member of the faculty
of the Central Building Of the Lsn-
don Schools and her room ntlzuhtr
is $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

XTEMSUS Which women
have The niOU clothes. Amer
lean or French?
The average American woman
has six times as many as the aver
age French woman. say fashion
specialists.
AR, Eau Claire, Wis.
TRICK . How is the House Of
REPRESENTATIVES Of arizona max
ing the introduction Of bills less
dull?
A speech counselor from a
charm school - she's also a
professional actress = has been
hired to read all bills introduced.
Mrs. RI, Huron, Ohio
CA1s4G WAVE =. E0g0F
Hoover has warned that 1855
threatens 10 be the w0FSf in Grim
inai history. according to him.
how widespread was crime in the
US. during 1854?
He reported that in 1854
major crime was committed
every - seconds, most Of them
at night. R.T., New York
ATONG TOWM In what US.
telephone book can you find such
names as Eenie, Meenie, Mimic
and Lower Sl0bb0vid?
The Mountain States Tele-
phone Company directory in Los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
CONDUCTED eY ~ ~

NOTE: We will pay 81 for question
and answer used in this column. Cues
tons are based on current news and
clipping of news source must accompany
answer. Address: Tom Henry. THIS
WEEK. 40 Lexington Avenue. New
York IL, N. Y. Unaccepted contributions
cannot BE- acknowledged or returned,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

Alamos. N. M. They are names
given to sites of the atomic
weapons center.
LA., Marathon, Fla.
CHALLENGE For the first
time since 1895. il is possible TO
become a state ofice-hOLder in
South Carolina without taking a
special oath. WIs0f was The oath?
That you have not dueled since
1881, and will not during your
term Of office.
K.S.T., atlanta. Ga.
LADY ADMIRAL -. There is
only one woman in the United
States who holds the rank Of
admiral. Who is she?
Mrs. Lucille Petry Leone. Chief
Of Nurses in the United States
Public Health Service. Since i949
she has been a supervisor of nurs-
ing in Is public-health-service
hospitals.
Mrs. WIG. Springfield. Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

DINSO BLUE does so many different jobs
III SO brilliantly, it honestly makes other
detergents seem old-fashioned. Listen to this:
l.RINsO BLUE blues as itwashes. AS result,
your shirts, sheets and work clothes even
rayon and nylon clothes come out cleaner
and ,0hiter, your colored clothes brighter. And
you don't need to add any bluing!
2. This new RINSO formula gives you the
cleaning power to get even soiled work clothes
really clean in your washing machine.
3. It's also delightfully."- mild. That's why so
many gals use RINSO BLUE for dishes.
Lever Brothers Internationally guarantees
new RINSo BLUE, just as we have always
guaranteed Rinse soap in the green box.
If you don't agree that RINSO BLUE is a
big improvement on the detergent you are
now using, we'll gladly refund your money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
nurseryeset Easter surprises
cuddle softly, delight wee ears

|. musical Easter egg, enehontinely decorated
with Dummies and spring flowers; poys Former
in the DELL" or London Bridge" when you wind
the handle. Postels 100
2. hugsable bunny Kuddles" Of soft royon
plush. 3" long. Pink or blue 199
8. musical rabbit of cuddIe- soft royon plush
lus little shepherds to sleep with "Brohms
Lullaby" Hos Thorens Swiss music box l8"
Postels 3oo
4. beloved "Sleepyhead" borrows bunny ears
for eoster fun. Royon plush in pink, blue or
maize. II" 2oo
S. lovable orion bunny is foon-rubber filled
for softness, woshobiIity IS" White. 29o
W6l-The Nursery Corner 4th Floor
-. also Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
RED CROSS CLASSES

in Mother and Child Core" Tuesdoys
and Fridoys from ! 0 to II. For Mothers
and Fothers-to-be" ;. Thursdays from
$50 to $50. Phone Mrs. TheIno Smith,
R. NJ, at District 1890, extension 528,
for information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
l to s clothes borrow grown.up
fashion ideas for spring, Easter

l. little girls silk and cotton suit becomes
Princess style jumper with the jacket removed.
CrisPed with white colIors and cuffs. Skirt
whirs out over its own crisp net petticoot
Hand washable. Navy to Ok 1895
Z. little boys wool flannel Eton suit makes
very young man feel grown up in charcoal oroy.
Especially when he wears pink broodcIoth
shirt with it, to g. 1875 TO 1695
pink shirt 1.99
). toddler boys vest and shorts twosome in
washable cotton eobordne. Shorts in char
coal. Vest with "wotch chain" in pink. z to 4.
800
with long socks, 400
matching chorcoo! cop 1.7o
white cotton shirt 1.99
T. little boys two-piece ensemble, includes
boucIe tweed jacket Of e49o wool, so nyIon
In light charcoal fIecked with red and white
-. ocetote and royon boxer style sIocks in
charcoal , '07. 1895
white shirt 199
WeL-Boys' and Girls Apparel, 4th Floor
>L.... Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
sub.teen boy coat wears the
new straight look, big buttons

S. all beautiful tailoring, wonderful Iiehtness
). this gentle wool coat in navy with huge
white buttons. eto a. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
girls? wool coats emphasize the
classic or high.fashion look

E. wool gabardine coat by Gastwirth is very
new looking with whirIy skirt, white linen over
collar thot comes to q point in back, pretty
bow-knot buttons. Navy. 7 to IA. 9z05