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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-04
Red And AIsike
Clover Seed Low

American farmers must decide
within the next few weeks how
best to meet the problem of short
supplies of red and aisike clover
seed, say u. S. Department of Ag-
riculture agronomists.
The agronomists report that the
seed supply of the two legumes Is
the smallest in years, amounting
to only 80 percent of the 1943-52
ten-year average.
Reduction in seeding rates Of
fers one solution to the problem,
explain the agronomists, especially
if coupled with good seeding meth
ods along with proper lining and
fertilizing. They point out that re-
ducing the amount of red clover in
seeding mixtures has been used in
other years of shortage to stretch
seed supplies.
Substitution of other legumes for
red or alsike clover is another So
luton under many circumstances,
say the agronomists. Fortunately,
seed supplies of Ladino white
clover and most alfalfa varieties
are abundant enough to help fill in
where supplies of alsike and red
clover seed are short. There is
more than twice as much certified
Ladino seed on hand this year as
used in any previous year. Alfalfa
seed supplies are at record levels
and we'll above anticipated domes-
tic consumption. However, export
demand for both alfalfa and red
clover seed has stepped up in re-
cent weeks to the point that the
combined domestic supply will not
greatly exceed last years total do
mestic consumption.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-04
Electric DRYER

Handy Loading Door ,oaolng and
loading easy. SWAY Dry Dial dries clothes as you
want them. Direct Air Flow System - Warm, clean
ir flows directly through the gently tumbling
clothes Chime tells you when the clothes are dry.
Easy Lint Disposal
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-04
PROBATE COURT
Inventories Approved:

Inventories Approved:
In the estate of Elmer M. DAVIS
deceased late of Sedalia, lnVen-
tory of $4,000; real estate, S4,4OO,
personal goods, 5000. Willard Da-
Wis, administrator, Leroy Peck
Ned Davey, Roy B. Gossard' ap-
praisers.
In the estate of Osie A. Thom-
as, deceased late of Range Twp,
inventory of S16,995.00; all real
estate. Frank A Thomas, eXecu-
tor Isaiah Call, Fred Beauman,
Robert Kaveney, appraisers.
Wills Probated:
Will of John E. Loney, deceased,
late of London, admitted to pro-
bate and record February "a, 1853.
Appointments:
In the estate of John E. Loney,
deceased, late of London, Marie
Loney appointed administrator.
Marriage Licenses Asked:
Paul Brown, 18, service station
attendant, Rt. l, Plain City, and
Janet Arlene Warfel, Is, Clerk,
Rte. 3, London.
Marriage Licenses Granted:
Paul Brown and Janet Arlene
Warfel.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers:
Warren NJ. and Oracle Z. Bar
ton to Joe and Zona Hackney, 3
tracts of land in Fairfield Twp,
containing 7.45 acres.
Ethel M. Braithwaite to Ray
mond Lee and Hilda A. Carter,
lots no. Il and II in the c. c., ],
M. and William Jones addition, w.
Jefferson warranty decd.
Russell K. Rothe to Jasper 0,
and r. Mae Buckley, 111.78 acres
in Paoint Twp. Warranty decd
Kenneth D. and Frances Red
man to Russell K. and Cloia L
Rothe, tracts. of land in Fair
field and Union Twp, containing
221.12 acres, more or less.
Estate of Jessie Rice Carberry
to Belle Carberry, lot no. Il ir
Toland addition, London.
The Grand Lodge of knights
of Pythias of Ohio, to William and
Tressa Neer, part of lot no 7 in
Samuel Smiths addition, So So
Ion
Edgar Bussard to Dennis Bus
sard, part of lots no sc and Sc
village of Somerford
Virginia Fry ct al. to William
Neer ct al, part of lot no. Z, vii
Iage of South Solon.
Arthur and Mildred Milleson Il
William and Tressa Neer, part o.
lot no. 7, village of South Solon
Earl Ripley to Therman anC
Betty June Lambert lot no. 2.
in Farrar Bros. addition, London
Jonas M. and Lula H. Frey t.
Glenn and Emma NJ. Thompson
125 acres in jefferson Twp.
Estate of Donald Watson f
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-04

Plain City High School Home Coming
man Phyllis skaggs Sophomore; Patty Wilcox
Junior Hghvs
game Friday evening" February
F.HA mistress ceremonies and
Johnny
Norris Ted Wilson, Stanley Caldwell and Dick Frave
Home Coming the
the head Miss Yoder the 1855 Queen the annual custom
silver
alternately leading
edged with
rufIes, a
court, lovely baierina length gowns.
Rhyhmaires
varsity game between City
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-04

hail the Pennsylvania Academy of
the Fine Arts and the first land
grant colleges.
Should 4-cent postage win ap-
proval, the Post Office could keep
the 3-centerS' design, merely
changing the denomination. 1t
could use the 1854 lavender Lin
coin 4-center or devise a whole
new stamp.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-04

ties, refreshments, prize drawings
for Laying Mash, Dog Food, Brush
Killer, Electric Hot Water Heater,
Oil, Grease, and q Electric Heater.
Gifts and favors for everyone, anu
special merchandise offers which
cannot be duplicated after the
Open House is over"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-22

I was told that Claire Trevor
refused Spencer Tracy's picture.
1.-The Mountain" because of bill
ing. I don't believe it. To Claire.
the part has always been more
than the size OF her
name on the credits. . . And
whoever is advising Gloria Ora
hame about her picture roles
isn't doing right by her. In my
opinion. she was badly miscast in
her last three movies. Not AS a
Stranger" The Cobweb," and !
never could see her Ado Annie
in oklahoma" Otherwise. this
last picture is terrific. Gordon
MacRae must keep his hair curly
for every future role. Suits him
immensely. And how he sings
those wonderful songs!
Shirley Jones looks like a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-22
WHERE
AND WHEN
CURRENT THEATER
ATTRACTIONS
AND TIME OF SHOWING

Stage
Carter Barron Amphitheater-
Dark. ice Capades";; starts
Thursday.
NationaI-"The King and T.;
800 pm.
Olney-Dark: 1.-THE Time Of
Your Life, starts tomorrow.
Screen
Ambassador - Mister Rob-
erts";; l, sos, Sis. 7:25 and
9::35 pm.
Capitol-"To Catch a Thief;
III am, 1:10, 1920, $50, TAO
and $50 pm.
ColOny-"The Hayward Wife;
$50, $40 and $50 pm.
Columbia-"It Came From Be-
meath the Sea-; 1920 am. 2,
4:35, tbs and 8 pm.
Dupont - Beauties of the
Night; /, 4, 7 and 1905 pm.
Keiths Lady and tn e
Tramp; IL. Q, 4. 6. 8 and 10 pm.
Little-"Angelika";; 6, 7:45 and
$40 pm.
Macarthur - Chance Meet
ing; 6:15. 7::55 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - Mister Rob-
erts";; 1920 am, lao, 1855, 6:l0
and 10 pm. Sneak preview,
1925 pm.
OntariO-"The Private War OF
Major Benson; lis, 1920. 5:25.
1880 and 9:35 pm.
Palace-"Not as a Stranger:
1920 am, 1855. 4:30, 7:05 and
$40 pm.
PlayhOuse-"The Seven Little
Foys":: IL am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:20,
$40. 8 and 9:55 pm.
Plaza-"Wishing Well Inn;
liz, 1:25, $40, 4:50, $50. 8:l5
and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Man From
Laramie: IL am, 1880, PAS
ABS, $50, 8:25 and 1915 pm.
! Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
$3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-22

coachyard. There will be ap-
proximately $50 seats facing the
stage being built at the west end
of the enclosure. Opening date
is September 8 and the revival
will be played Tuesday through
Saturday nights through Sep
TENDER "a. In case the weather
forces a cancellation. the rained
out show will be shown on the
following Monday night.
MONDAY MISCELLANY-Leo
McCarey (who directed Going
My Way" among other sue
icesses) is turning to TV, at least
temporarily. after 81 years as a
movie craftsman. He Started
work Saturday on Meet the
Governor" an original script by
his daughter Mary for Eastman
Kodak's new television series,
Screen Directors Playhouse" "
Herb Shriner has the leading
role in the McCarey TV comedy.
/. Clint Walker, another
Hollywoodian turned to tele-
vision, has discovered that star
dom has its drawbacks He's been
bounded by statesmen ever since
he was announced as the lead
ing man in the Warner Bros.
Cheyenne" series. So far, he
reports, they've tried to sell him
"a 12-room house. a five-acre lot
near Palm Springs, a Rolls
Royce, complete electric kit
chen and a stable of horses.
That two-month search for a
title for George Gobel's first fea-
ture film has been ended. Unless
someone changes his mind. it will
turn UP at your theater as THE
Birds and the Bees" MGM
obviously is happy with the re-
iception accorded Love Me or
Leave Me-" It has just cast its
star, Doris Day, in another musi-
cal, an original by Fay and
Michael Kann titled THE Oppo-
site Sex" Howard Keel will fill
the principal male role. And
Miss Days leading man in Love
Me" gets another film at MGM,
too. He'll do "All Our Yester-
days" with Barbara Stanwyck.
X
SURPRISES-There will be
two sneak previews at downtown
theaters this week. The Metro
politan has one scheduled for
tonight at 8:25, the Trans-Iiux
another for tomorrow night at 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-22
HOLL WOOD
BY SHElLAH GRAHAM
Curly Locks Become MocRoe

chocolate-box dream. Rod
Steiger as Judd is sure of an
Oscar nomination. And Mike
Todd's huge screen is the best
of them all. Dorothy Malone
was the first paying guest at the
new Beverly Hilton Hotel. She
arrived a day before opening,
See HOLLYWOOD, Page ALI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-22
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"THE COBWEB"-SteIar cast headed by Ricnard "iomaA
and Lauren Bacan In a psychiatric maze.
"TuE COUNTRY GIRL"-Grace Kelly and Bling Crosby In
touching story Of alcoholic actor
.nADny LONG IEGSn-Leslie Fred Astaire dey
decorate the familiar romantic fable.
HOyE ME OR LEAVE ME"-Singer Doris Day plays Singer
Ruth citing ably abetted by James Cagney.
"a MAN CALLED PETER"-Richard Todd Dr. Peter Marshall
an excellent screen biography.
"FARTY"-Bey Blair and Ernest Borgnne in the
ms 6lrn that took Cannes festival hOnOrs.
"REA WINDOW-Graee Kelly James Stewart and suspense
exnertly wrought by Alfred Hitchcock.
"SEVEN YEAR ITCH"-Summer Bachelor Tom EVEN meets
naive (thats right naive) Marilyn Monroe
"sHANE"-Aan Ladd, Van Hein and Jean Arthur In superior
Western drama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-22
+Spr,uyino Kills Trees

BERGEN, Norway ar-
mones will be sprayed from hell
ccpters to destroy birch trees
that are encroaching on spruce
on a 750-acre tract in northern
Norway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-22

. =
she reappeared at the intimate
bfstro on three subsequent oc-
casions, winning herself a con-
siderable set of Washington adj
miYers.
Now, having demonstrated
that she can get by without
trading on sister Denise's fame,
she has reassumed the family
name. She has done so well in
the upper-crust supper club cir
cles, as a matter of fact, that
Denise might have been justi-
fled in deciding to call herself
Denise Francois. but for the
lost ALTERATION. AS Juliet was
remarking only the other day
though, a Francois by any other
name can sing just as well and
Mile. Francois-Darcel's talent is
undiminished.
X
All that has happened to her
In the name-switch is that more
Darrell shows through now
Helene used to be the quieter
sister. Denise was land I'M
doubtedly still Isl the never
quiet one. always talking. bub-
bling, laughing. efferveScing
shouting and mangling the Eng
fish language to comic shreds
Some of this vivacity has rub
bed off on Helene and it does not
hurt a bit.
She still has wonderfully
eloquent way with a French
ballad. She can conjure up as
much Partisan atmosphere in one
song as Cole Porter did with the
whole musical score for Can
Can" It is a true delight to
hear her give what is close to
the definitive treatment to such
things as Autumn Leaves,
"C'Est 81 Bon and, among
others. Mr.. Porter's II Love
Paris"
Just back from a Caribbean
tour, Mile. Darrell is full OF
Latin rhythms. too. To keep the
proceedings multiligual, she also
manages an English lyric now
and then, or at least an Eng
lish introduction to a number
Whatever the language. though
the accent, which used to be
merely French, is now pure
Darcel. Helene must have been
spending a lot of time with her
sister. This is an observation
rather than a complaint. This
Darcel accent may do strange
things to once familiar words
but it is an enemy of language
barriers. You won't have any
trouble divining what Helene
Darcel is singing about in the
Sazerac Room. And her version
of that High Noon" ballad
sung in French. is still something
not to be missed. French does
something for that song.
ANNIVERSARY It's major
yearly project already is occupy
ing the Little Theater of Alex
andria. The aim of the groups
members is to make this years
the best Annual Revival OF
Colonial Drama in Alexandria
yet. since it will be the tenth an
niversary show at Gadsby'S
Tavern.
The play this. year will be
Richard Brinsley Sheridan:
1.-THE Rivals" staged under the
direction of Orville French. Mr.
French has appeared in five Of
the past Gadsby Tavern show!
and also is known 10 Arena
Stage audiences. His aim with
The Rivals" is to play it as
would have been done on its
opening night at London's Cow
ent Gardens in January, ITS
Mr.. French's directional as
sistant is Estelle Kemler. She
already has put in a great dea
of time enlightening the cast II
such arts as the language o.
the fan, proper use of the snuff
box, the way of an 18th century
gallant and drawing room man
ners of the 18th century.
THE Rivals" will be performed
in GadSby's Tavern's cobblee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-22
SUPER CHIEF DRIVEN

10. 1890. s4OI Indiauhead Hwy.
Riddles Free.
RICHARD WIDMARK, in THE COB
WEB" in CinemaScope and Color, at
$50; Also JOHN PAYNE. in THE
BLAZING FOREST" Tech. at 1l:10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-22
EHE PASSING SHOW
Francois or DorceI,
She Still Sings Well
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

it has been something of week around the Old
be Washington debut for the singing
Helene Darrell only 1t Helene Francois
she first up the Sazerae Room when fresh OF the
boat several years back still Helene Francois that
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07
Mrs. EIdridgc
Will Not Seek
Buckingham Post

MATS Rebekah Eldrden Wan not
seek recollection is treasurer "
Buckingham county 10 tic Demo
cratic Primary 10 July according
% All announcement madt today
Mrs Eidudgc told a Herald news
man that hcf plans are iudctt-
mite following tile termlna stDu Of
her term al treasurer
Mrs. Eldr,d9o native n
Buckingham county entered tne
treasurer 1fiire In 1924 81 deputy
Of TIE lat" Jafues 4 Anderson and
has served slncr that time she
vas deputy treasmef fo1 Harry
+ Griffin during h.s icsm from
1923 untl hs rctlfem<nt ln 1851.
when Afra Eldldaa was elected to
TIE post
NV candidate tof trcamcrAIp
ha9e been announced
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07

company. and since Mata first
name had always been Mata
they chose catchy "Mata and
Hari" as their stage names.
They are famous for their
satrical dances poking pleasant
fun at everyday life and human
mannerisms no siap-stick team.
they bring to then portrayals the
dry European sense of humor that
obviously goes over big with
American audiences. They enact
these everyday situations in dance
forms that run the gamut from
straight ballet to Afro Cuban
iazz set to music composed, ar
ranged and played especially for
them by their old Swiss friend
and troupe member LothaI Perl.
Program
The program presented here
Wednesday right included several
numbers that viii be familiar to
watchers Of THE Show OF Shows"
and Ed Sullivan on television
Part One presented Sports News
reel Mysteries Of the East
The Great Experiment Politi-
cal Cartoon and IN ~ Circus "
Par, Two included Marionette
Theater The yellow Envelope
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07
Internal Revenue
Office Here to Help
Income Tax Filers

Representatives ~ THE Internal
Revenue Service will be available
daily at the office of Internal
Revenue located in Farmvlile,
beginning January 10 10 answer
questions pertaining 40 the new
Internal Revenue Code and 70
render assistance and advice 10
taxpayers, Il uas ANNOUNCED here
today BY H $ Whitaker
II is the policy Of the Internal
Revenue Service 10 Instruct tax
payers IN the correct method Of
preparing their returns. and To
render assistance a IN d advice
where ii il actually needed to
clarity or explain points not
understood Whitaker poInte d
out.
The Office IL III the basement Of
lie Pest one Building
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07
Local Ddirymen Take Leadership
In 500, 1000 Mix Food Campaign

DaIrynen Of Prince Edward
Amelia and Charlotte counties
will be active IN the leadership Of
new state wide organization
backing campaign 70 increase
per capita consumption Of milk
and dairy products.
The organization. Virginia MIX
Producers Federation has a
500 600 budget tor 1865 which
viii 90 into advertising public
relations merchandising and edo
cstional activities directed 10
both children and parents
Charles Mover Of Chula, and
Thomas Stark. 81 Amelia and
first and second VICE presidents.
and Nelson W HIN v. Prospect,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07
$4,000 Addition
To Complete Gym
AT HIS. College

a S38 600 addition completing
the total plan for Cannon GYM
nasiuin DIT Hampdtn-Sydney Col
lege viii be startfd IN the very
near future Dr Edgar q Gam
mon president atlhounccd today
Thd two-story addition viii add
2 foyer. ladies lounge. Offices for
the college coaching staff and
dressing rooms for officials
The new unit Win be an exteu-
sion Of the present building S.
west end and viii include outside
steps forming the main entrance
and leading ID tha second oh GYM
nasium floor The foyer lounge
4 Il d offices WIN be entered
through q halfway running from
the steps to tine playing floor
The addition yin be of brick
construction natchlnR the pre-
sent first uiit bt the building
completed in January 1871 lbs
first floor VIII contain storage
space
Tie original dnlt Of Cannon
gymnasium contains the gym
naslun propeT .On the second
level and team dressing rooms
rest rooms AND offices oa the
first floor
Tile completed building dom!
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07
Red Cross Fund
Chairman Named

Oscar Mcintosh 81 Farmyllle
has 41een namedtfund chairman Of
the 1855 Red Cross campaign III
Prince Edward county. according
TO an announcement Just released
by Or Ray A. Moore, Jr. county
chapter pr sident-
MI Mcintosh will head the
drive in March to obtain funds
for Red ClDss services here and
throughout the nation. Commit
tee chalrmen will be announced
at a later date
This years fund chairman ID a
son Of Mr. and Mrs F w Nc
Intosh Upon his release from the
Y S Air Force after World War
H. he was employed by the State
Highway Department, arid then
Joined Wilson Firestone for sew
efal years In August. 1854 he
became a partner Of the Atkins
and Mcintosh General Insurance
Agency
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07
DR.. ]. C.. Robert, Southern Educator
Will Succeed DIR. Edgar G.. Cannon
rs nampden-Sydney 9th President
10y ear Cannon
enure Praised
BY Trustee Head

Accomplishments OF flt Edgar
Graham Gammons rs year
tenure AS twenty sixth president
OF Hampden Sydney CQllege
were praised this week by Or.
Frank S Johns. chairman OF rae
college board Of trustees
The Richmond surgeon coupled
his review Of DIR Cannon work
since coming TO the Hill IN 1889
with the announcement 81 the
appointment Of his successor.
Dr. Cannon. who brought 4
background Of 28 years OF Christ !
IAN ministry with him Is years
ago VIII retire after this college
session The 70-y&ar odd preSl-
dent said his plans for the future
at present is indefinite
Endowment Up
Summarizing has leadership Dr.
Johns said the Gantmon admInis+
,raton had been characterized
by d noteworthy series 81 adj.
vancds IN the life b. the mstltu-
ton and lts students
HI said the echnols endou-
ment had been Increased more
man four times no aboiIt 81 ao0 /
900 under Dr Garnmon,s leader
shin The institution gained
.cc,adttatio. f,,,,, tha Assnc,,'
tton M At,,e,{ca,, rr,,i,,arst,ias .nd
ia cna,sfe,. IN III pe,a xan,,I
was nrpani1ed
rana,tio o,-aar ,..
$500 ,.s - 'u0', j. =. =, ! Fl
9eai.uo VT ouEi.ouq ''le campus
ri LTD -''s + oli' '''' 'i''''S ~ oF'
, 1870 y wy p ''o 3 , p.iy'' ~ 8
g 5t, ii ot'' = ? a'''0' ''''' ~
= 0''''9 9'.r
- N''''SN
ne" buildings constructed dut
ilA IRIS peflod were Cannon
kyIhiiaoIuIil' JONI fS AUDITORIUM
eng tiie HampdeA-9ydney Pos'
olIlce improvement running
H'to several halicicos q taous'
dIies VI ooildIs Drought ieiioFa'
tlon projects w lhf college library
FeIlap'e ana CUSHING dormly3Ile'
ana GiaAAm HAH, where th'
most resent project mas 0iou2it
lounge ah1 additional a-udeh
lo3fn5.
Ail oiVs1a'lolll9 alhiote " ~
younger Gays. II Cannon So"
''}e 0oiiebc dliiIe - plailI greatly
4"' oFea' "4lIei VIII DC capped
Hlthih tlle next ifM DAYS with tht
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07
Udid and Hdri Pleased With Audience
Reception To Dance Presentation Here
T Yefs day complexion

Mata and Hari Well~known
leIevlsIon night club and con-
cert dancer vowed a fair sized
audience Wednesday night IN
Longwoods jarnan Hall With
their presentation Of an evening
Of Danced Thcater
The spectators. largely COM
posed Of college students with a
sprjnklng Of town residents APP
plauded again and again at the
end Of the tWo-hour show and
score Of Longwood girls rushed
backstage for autographs Of The
celebrities
II was said Malta and Hart.
after the performance. q Won
derful audience" for it's response,
although It's size could hardly
compare with the audience Of
3 900 and more that had watched
tneh an5tcs on Monday and
Tuesday in Philadelphia n d
Baltimore
second Tour
On this. their second concert
our Of me ye1g tak!nk in the
Eastern seaboard Mata a II d
Hari are embarked on then sixth
year as team with tits own
troupe With three accomplished
male performers and one giyl
Erminlc Daspit they have just
completed 70 weeks touk
through Canada and the West
coast Of the United states With
three weeks off during Christmas
for relaxation they are now do
ing fiye-weeks stint averaging
200 miles a day between each peg
Torrance
Backstage after the show minus
the stage makeup and wearing
street clothes. Ruth Mata and
Eugene Hari told III Enthusiastically
foreign accents how they came 10
be known as talented dancers and
entertainers
Swiss
once residents Of Zurich. on
the German side of Switzerland
they came to the United States IN
1899 with the 11udy Schoop Bal
let Company When Tie troop re-
turned to Europe after it's tour
Malta and Hart stayed on here
because we like yml and be-
came Mr. and Mrs,