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FURNITURE TRADING MART
213-2I 5-217 King Street. Alex. Va,
KI. $4,000, KI. s-a301 30,
FURN.-Regency sofa, like new, high
Grade matclasse upholstery light
FURN.-Leaving for West Coast. must
sell GE washer wLauto. load timer.
S45: y in. ,Tv W dial sntenna, only
JA, 5-l276. Call sat. before 8 pm.
FURN.-Bed., dbl. spring. mattress:
gas range, Electrolux refgr,, French
doors. Best offer. 22l5 Hail pl. NV,
WO. 6-9496. 30
FURN. - Sheritaa reprod. mahog.
din. table. q chairs. lge. buffet, serve
ing table. Call OF. 4-S6se.. al
FUkN.--Blond. bedrm., blond dinette,
eoee fsshins tsbles sO'e drap aRa eha saS OF B
offer; excel. cond. XII, S-0n35. 30
FURN.-Sofa, club chair, wing chair,
coffee table, end tables. antique
chair, needlepoint; 1886 Missouri
rSRSFoaf fYs APT; aos ehsrs snn e. - chin. closet.
$40: glass and china. records. TV
enlarger. 550g 4th st. NV. RA. g.
6152. = to 4 pm.
FURN.-Maple chest, dresser ana bed,
sq It. oak floorina, shutters; iron
fence, maple rocker. coffee table, gas
heater. picket fence. shelving, French
door trunks, dress forms, blond set
tee. mirrors. OIL. 6-54G3.
sofa, white. china
wheels. .attrac.. s45;. chest of draw
ers, ST.: chairs. $3.50 ea.; miscl.
JU. 5-5ga9.
FURN. wrinser washer, din.
rm. set, console radio, china set for
twelve. lawn mower, RA. 6-l036.
FURN. Walnut hedrm. set, $50;
naah0R jr din. rD1, set, S7O, lf1AnO8.
bookcase comb S35; piano,
small 45-in., S4e5: liv, rm; sofa and
chair, . slipcoyers ca, Sl25; Singer
sewing mach. S35. OIL. 4-41sG.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
ACCORDION. celini. 1eo bass; used 8
months; perfect cond.: $l25. JE.
2-IS12. -ol
ACCORDION, 1oO bass. Eccellente; 4
treble and ? bass shifts; S100. UN.
ACCORDION, in case, small, 1eO
bass; new condition: S195. UN.
ACCORDION OUTFIT, new Italian,
5000; factory guarantee. RATHER S
MUSIC STORE, 736 18th st. NV.
ACCORDION, Italian, new custom
made. 120 bass, shift; sacrifice. HA.
2-3941.
ACCORDION. Masgini. l2O bass. 3
treble. bass shifts: reg: S2s9: so:
brand-new: S149.15. SECURITY
PAWNBRoKERs ExCH., el2 D
AccoRDroN, aiTi Rivoli. white ivory. iso
stand; like new. 10. s-6s64. ~
brand new; Si25. LU. 4-aS85.
ACCORDION. 100 bass, with case;
excel. cond.; $3.50. IA. 2-62s7, ali
day Sat, sun; after 0 weekdays.
ADDING MACH. for rent and sale:
hand. cleo; also expert service. CIR
ADDING MACHINE. electric sund-
strand with, stand; 10 keys: does
most everything; like new; S140.
ADbISG HA ss Ma6H1SPs I'll SP 'rel 5a1: hand. $40:
sssS slsssrle, yAs So; s-45aas aas' be sold this
ADD. MACH, small, adds. subtracts,
multi: ofiice or home; Sl4.a5. Today,
CO; 5s4625: week. 741 18th st, Nv.
ington model a3. 10 col. subtra cts; /;
excel. cond; $3.50. EN-. 3-sf52.
ADDING MACHINES-Hand and elec.,
from S35 up: latest Rem. 10-key
hand subtr. 40fc of list; Monroe
elec. 10-col or. bal. and'R. C. Allen
elec; 9-eol. both like new; also
ADDING MACHINE, Allen Wales.
late desk model. SOS: comptomter.
500: other portable and cleo: lowest
price in D: E. TENNIS, o3o3s Ga.
AD61NG fG6 RW MseH' seefiy' branSnsw la d. e Smith
Corona: $3.50, plus tax. Sunday.
ADDrSc SfSii MAcHisE Sf 4 1istor lSt6 st small nS
portable; excel: S65. HE. 1885
ADDING MACHINES. electric, with
fsSiFf''Gn fsed S2 wtesdays S.S tsrps Ri sas
AIR .COMPRESSORs, gauge. tanks
tbuildurownl. spray guns: $3.50 up;
motor repairs. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO.. 2413 Sherman ave. NV.
AIR COMPRESSOR. $3.50; spray.
pumps, guages. hose tanks. GICH-
AIR CoMPREssOR. ii h.p.. s-stage
Westinghouse. Sis; counter height,
glass showcase. $a5; Mccormick
I1ss,a4 peeTne ,tb 1920 pnspmatir-
$3.50. Phone UN. 4-l441. wkdays.,
4505-B oueensbury rd.. Riverdale.
AIR CONDITIONER. 1854 servel. is-
ton, for easement window, ia.
AIR. .CoNiDIrIoNERs Emerson. o ;.
hip: de luxe, with heat and auto
matte thermostat. permanent. filter.
Brand-new. In factory-sealed car
tons; limited quantity at Sls5. De-
post will reserve yours now; terms
aystlaels; p,Mn dspuAiI ARMED r., FoRcEs SHOP.
st, Arlington, Va. ii
AIR CONDITIONER. mahogany con-
sole perfect condition; SIS. EX.
AIR CoNDiTioNER. excel. eond. :
AIR TRs.Ie GoSb2rioSEFs. AR; a,si9a; new ,a5,
units" at terrific preseason prices
for cash buyers. PARAMOUNT CO.,
2202 Georgia ave. NV. Free parking.
AIR-CONDITIONERS
New 1855 Philco. Frigidaire. Mitchell.
Feeders and Hotpoint air condition
ers; buy now and save. We are not
discount house: We do our install
lation and service BETTAR REFGR.
a. APPLIANCE SERVICE, JU. s.
ala.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUE LOVERS
Selling at sale prices. Chests OF
drawers. Victorian chairs, Empire
slant-top and butler desks. Fine
selection Of Queen Anne and Chip
pendale chairs.
1t will be worth your while to visit
WINTERS ANTIQUE SHOP.
Sn1 n CT :"
Evening star., 1955-03-20
PAINTING

O6n M. VI 90. = 81
PAPER NOW, low prices. Al work,
estmstes esT ssmpej ju in'e5i9F s6asD Da'ntins Fe'
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING
AL, reliable; expert work at ST.
up, plus latest material. Call Lu
PAPER HANGING-prompt g coart..
man: reasonable. HINES. AID; .
PxPsIsRING. painting. plasterins. ffitoor
sanding, repairs and remodeling
,cash Or terms; NO; 7-5724;
ey 1888 .uRtass S snd xasR.be Ski ies papsfs Ssss
PIANO TUNiNG, SIS. Call MR.
PLAsTERING... waterproofing, nre-
PrcSns ssss IT, Es E44ss q f5s' esi ess
PLASTERBOARD, sheetrock. tapins
hnishing and sanding. Free estimates
PIasfERiSSG REPAIRS. old and ne =
work. lee. and small tobs. Reas,
PLAsTERING REPAIRS. new work
and patching; reasonable prices;
work guaranteed OIL 2-560s.. -2l
PLASTER REPAIRS, old and new
TSi. sFs m:ss :ss' soss sos :. sa.l w. SS' So.
PLAsTERING. painting. paperine,
hoors sanded. general repairs and
Temodeiins: cash or terms. NO,
rExSsyTtarNs AND REPAIRING, Old
and new work small or large. lst.
f;s pfssTfsiNc msf4sn'i sEPSiRs. .-sss W.T.. me.
shsnie: do my own work ,RA.
3-b6os. 40
Evening star., 1955-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

BEDROOM SUITE, 3-pe. walnut, $50
3g-in. trunk. S12; maple chest ant
lamp table. $50. jackson S-1349.
BEDROOM FURNITURE. odd pieces
suitable for rooming house; bargains
to close estate. 1927 NJ st. NV.
BEDROOM SUITE. extra good aual.
ity. in Chinese modern, like. new
cost 81 $50; only 8 mos old: one
double bed. 2 chest OF drawers.
mirror. spring and mattress, : enc
tables; tab Ee We sold our home; It's yoggr;' yoag;
Brandywine st. NV.
BEDROOM SUITE, compl., pcs.
mahog.; TV. drapes and other fur.
nishings: very reas. XII. 9-5199
BEDROOM FURN. - Excel. cond !.
dresser with mirror. vanity with
mirror. .chifiorobe. . night tables
500; chair bed. S25; metal closet
dble. door. SIO.' IA. 9-s962.
BEDROOM SET. Drexel French Prov.
ANTIQUE white. dble. bed compl.
dresser, mirror. chest. nisht table
moving; orig. $500. sac. sea, OF
best offer JU. f-6091. HE. 4-27.2
BEDRM. SUITE, maple. pair Of twir
beds, blonde; modernistic. glass cock.
"a tSil ta5ls; 3o 8 sterling soblets; rugs
IBEbsPRExD. hand crocheted. $50
aISo as, bedrw. sdrY and other furniture
sIcICLE; j.; c. Hissins ae-in., giErs
$40. Kl. S-2554. 20
BICYCLE = Schwinn racer, mans
i5ISpeed gears; sacrifiee' s25. Cal
BICYCLES taol. boys and girls, %
in, SI5. $3.50 Rhode Island ave
me-. in rear. Apply Sunday only,
BICYCLE. boys English racer. psdai
brakes. excel, cond.. sis: also erit
Sn' 96a s1sssoi. nsss;i iust } yrs old $40
BICYCLE HEADoUARTERs-For thai
special bicycle with gears, or coaster
brake, or 3-speed coaster brake. Re-
pairs. parts and accessories. Trade
tns GYcS fssepFed gTokE 1WEioRGEToWM Wis s1l SS. 81
Way CYCLE CO. Zee Lee NV; hwy. N, At n
Kirkwood I'd, ia. 5-SIo2.
BICYCLE. girls, 26.in.. Shelby: goot
condition; SIS; Call OIL. ,8-7914; -.
BEDRM. SUITE. 3-pe:, double bed
dresser and vanity. KE. S-6006.
BICYCLES; icy aIsox1 English aE mans AND SE Wom
complete equipment; cover. 5xi0 It.
heavy slate; Sl25. Ju. s-4016.
BILLIARD TABLES, three. in first
class condition; made OF heavy con-
sTgstiGn mnls ovs Priced for oskp,i Snisk sale
ROSE. North Beach. Md.
BINOCULARS. several pairs, at AN.
TIQUE SHOP. 1898 Wisconsin ave
NV, afternoons only
BIRDS OF PARADISE. pr, black
never been used. KE. 1-0604.
Matched pair Kermath Seamate
Special 150-h.p. motors. Upton 2-l
reduction gear. Motors just removed
from Matthews cruiser and are in
good running condition. normal
overhaul will make perfect: $1,000
coLoNIAt tS5 nj pas sroRAaE RAGE Co: en'"hsts hs3s
22nd ST. NV. ST 3-HS3H
Evening star., 1955-03-20

AUTOMATIC WASHERS. $3.50 up;
gas ranges, $3.50 up; Savage
washer, S795O; Al condition. Call
OLIVER. INC. zoos Wis. ave.
Chevy Chase. OIL. 4-2160.
BABY CARRIAGE, Collier. large size
with mattress, Like new. Cost $50
sell for $50 OIL. 4-1I99.
BABY CARRIAGE STROLLER, revers.
ible handle; new cond.. $50. NO. e
Oa24.
BABY CARRIAGE-stroller, sic. Cal
IA. 9-72SS.
BABY CARRIAGE. Taylor Tot stroll
Ter. unusual crib and mattress, high
chair. folding stroller. play pen, dia-
per can; reas. OIL. 4-33S0.
BABY CARRIAGE, excel. cond: alum
sterilizer. like new; sell together OF
sepsrately best offer; Tu. 2-l345.
new. $50. UN. 4-S15l.
BABY CRIB. light birch, SIS; doz
boys clothes. size 3-6. lot $50. army
cot, 81. All excellent condition. ia
5-2674. Sun, or after 6 pm
BABY'S CRIB. in new condition; also
aluminium bathinette. Phone ia
BABY FURN.-Lovely large carriage
and stroller like new: both for $50
EN-. 3-3l6O.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
FURNITURE

NEW AND RENOVATED FURNITURE
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
Hassocks, S295; lounge chairs,
S2i .95: end tables. 1895; love seat.
$40 95; pull-up chairs, S993; knee.
hole desk mahog, finish. S@995;
chest of drawers. 4 and . drawer.
S19.g5; 3-pc. maple bedrm. suite.
500 95; spinet desks. S14.a5; table
lamps. 81 a5; sofa, maple arm.
S24.95; cocktail tables. 1895: g.
pc. mshog. bedrm suite, Henple-
white. 500. g.95; kitchen tables. S6 so:
unfinished vanity dresser, So 95;
Hollvwo God beds. S1a.95; lined oak
or blond table plus 4 chairs. S44.a5;
maple finished bookcases. S6 50i
9x1. brosdloom rue, gray twist,
S49.a5; complete bed. spring plus
mattrs, S29.95; odd buffets. $40:
D.. servers, S5; tables, $685.: rollaway
beds with mattresses, S1a.95; re.
cond. factory coil springs. Sq.q5t
factory reconditioned mattresses.
Slog6
Evening star., 1955-03-20
BUILDING
MATERIALS
PRICES SI,ASHED


FLOORING, low as -- &C
2X3, foot. each " 20c
.,x6. Ia foot, each ----------1.0S .0S
2xS. 10 foot. each ---- 90c
2X10. 10 foot. each 90
5X10. 10 foot, each ---2e5 p
lX6 sheathine, foot iac
x6 Siding. foot &c
Kitchen Cabinets. from - $50
plete with fittings Il15.e5
Sinks, double bowl E 80
Cook Stove. oil 8 90
Plasterboard, 50. foot ------ &c
Oil Drums with spout, 55 gal.---2.25
Doors, low as --2.5 so
Windows, complete from 4l60
Toilets, complete - - 1880
Layatories, cast iron with nt-
tings s.95
OPEN DAILY. SIS: SUN, 1O-12
HARRIS WRECKING co.
4501 Blue Plains S.W.
Opposite Naval Research Laboratory
phone 10 1-3AA1
Evening star., 1955-03-20

FLAGsTONE. STONE. CEMENT pa
tios, walls, steps. etc Free estimate
Call JERRY. LU l-4756
BLACKSTONE AND CEMENT. walls.
walks and patios: all work guaran-
teed. MR.. WALKER. JU. S-S64S.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
FURNITURE--NE
DISCOUNT HOUSE

SS9. 80 chrome 5-pc dinettes. $40 90
SOS. 80 wrought-iron dinette. S54. .9i
SOS. so Administer 9x12 rugs. $4,000
Nationally Adv HOLLYWOOD. S47.g5
Bsda5 80 fRnf V r nsds d GomPlets Pm fefms
KING. S203 Ga. Ave. Jul 9-bSg1
Evening star., 1955-03-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, general remodelins. con-
crete and brick work. FLA hnane-
ing. free estimates. J. H. Boil
LINGER. WA. 7-4649. 20
ADDITIONS AND REMODELNG BY
AN HONEST HOME IMP. CO.-All
work guaranteed, any size Job cheer
fully estimated. Porch Enclosures,
attics converted to bedrms. or apts..
dormers. bathrooms and heating sys-
tens modernized. carpentry and
painting. No down payment As low
as 81 80 per wk., 24-hr service. Call
ANYTIME, TRI-STATE. 4015 Ga ave.
NV. TU. 2-6322.
ADDITIONS
General remodeling. res. and comm:
., years exp. Nd. d. c., and Va.
OIL. 4-2159. night WA: 5-0e20.
ASBESTOS SHINGLE WORK, our
speciality. old and new work, very
reasonable. JU. S-3l20. 30
ASHES, TRASH AND DIRT moved
lawns cleaned. trees cut and re-
moYed Call ewes nRA h-A12Q
Evening star., 1955-03-20

Fence, Chain Link. 81 Per
Foot Installed. 10. 1-0292
Evening star., 1955-03-20
Camping Supplies

BUY WHILE PRICES ARE Low
Canteens SOC. Mess kits SOC. Ponchos.
25c tdamagedb,; 2-burner stoves.
$3.50 value. Sl2. Tents, blankets.
knapsacks. 81. 10000 bargains. J.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
FREEZER OWNERS

T HEELER wv MEMS
We supply U. s. choice Western beei
and frozen foods for home freezers
Cash or budget terms arranged. NC
MEMBERSHIP FEES. Food delivered
to your home with unconditional
guarantee. Call WO. 6-6536.
COLONIAL FOOD PLAN
Evening star., 1955-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE
Storewide Reductions - 20S
to 70Fo off During Our Dis
count Sale on Fine New
Furniture.
LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS
Blond mahog, or cordovan mRhog
dble. bed. double dresser. mirror and
chest: was $3.50 So now Slla. so,
Maple double bed, chest. dble Dress
er and mirror: was SiaQ.5 so. now
$50 80. Big bargains on odd maple,
mahog. and blond chests. fine sofa
bed ana matching club chair; was
lf9 30. now Saa, so. Double studio
couch; was $50 80. now $50 so. Bis
bargains and large selection Of club
chairs. Genuine mahos. table and
leaf. chairs. china and buffet:
was 1875, now S237. Big barsainS
on mahog. and blond china cabi-
nets and bullets Genuine mahog.
Duncan Phyfe dropleaf table; was
$40 so. now S3a,95.
Evening star., 1955-03-20

Hundreds Of other excellent values
on 3 iarge floors Open Monday
and Friday ewes: budget terms; free
delivery.
Evening star., 1955-03-20

ACCORDION. Masgini, 12O bass, 3
treble. > bass shifts: reg. S2S9. so;
brand-new: Sl49.s5. SECURITY
PAWNBROKERS EXCH., el2 D
Evening star., 1955-03-20

ACCORDION OUTFIT, new Italian,
10 bass: only Sl25; reduced from
5000: factory guarantee RATHER S
MUSIC STORE, 736 18th st. NV.
ACCORDION, Italian, new custom
made 120 bass, shift; sacrifice. HA.
o-3941
Evening star., 1955-03-20

HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE -
Int. ext. painting carpentering
Venetian blinds. storm doors. gut
tiers. retaining walls. driveways
patios. walks: Silver Spring-Beth
area. PERRY HAY CO.. JU. 5-6242
Evening star., 1955-03-20

450l Blue Plains S.W.
Opposite Naval Research Laboratory
Phone 10. -3443
Evening star., 1955-03-20

ACCORDION. Celini. 1oO bass; used 8
months; perfect cond.: SIPS. JE.
2-1S12. -oi
ACCORDION, 1oO bass, Eccellente; 4
treble and ? bass shifts; S1O0. UN
1-1ISR
Evening star., 1955-03-20

chrome brkfst, set. SIS; studio couch
like new. SIS; kneehole desk; SIS;
Student desk. SIS: bookcase. $50;
platform rocker. $3.50: easy chairs,
sbest' Il gp amSs 5s: p5GssseS aressers m s5: beds
$3.50: brkfst tbls.. So 50; odd chairs
81: cab. S1.50. Many other bar.
gains See our ad under Antiques
Open Sun; ewes. til z. BELL
KINDS. Az Z. Capitol st. Ii. f.
Evening star., 1955-03-20

ACCORDION, in case, small, l2O
bass; new condition: S195. UN.
Evening star., 1955-03-20

FURNITURE. sofa bed. desk. chairs,
end tables, coffee table, lamps, call
| after g or all day Sat. and Sun.
( No ..01IE o5
Evening star., 1955-03-20

FURNITURE-Platform rocker, ssle
Hollywood bed. oak dinnette set
bookcase. summer rug. Lu. l-0ns3
Evening star., 1955-03-20

FURNITURE repaired and refinished
SER Rsas Prices rolhsHcTISG phSns pE - = II bon.
Improvements. The most for the
T-iaas. Ii. s.s97e. Nei
GENERAL REPAlRS-Painting pa
perinR. carpentry. screening plas-
tering. We do good work AP. 7-S1 "a. .
Evening star., 1955-03-20

FURNITURE TRADING MART
213-2I 5-217 King Street Alex. VI
XII S-N3nn. XII S-Q3n1 .
Evening star., 1955-03-20
AIR CONDITIONERS
RENTED
AIR CONDITIIiOlNERS il

AIh NDIIIUNERS
y '54-'55 Brand-New
Factory crates. Swear warranty. Fan
tastic savings. Cash or credit.
FRANKS OF d. c.
Sth and G SITS. NV. ME-. S-14S.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

purse filled with information
on parole cases which she
bought in Germany while on
an assignment for the State
Department before joining the
Parole Board. Once, while
visiting Alcatraz. 1t took a
guard 10 minutes to get to the
bottom of my pocketbook." she
Evening star., 1955-01-30

oners such as William Rem.
ington (recently murdered in
PRISON., plus the general line
Of offenders, from murderers to
moonShinerS.
MY friends tease me about
carrying my Office file with
me-" she says. In addition to
q briefcAse, she carries a black
Evening star., 1955-01-30

recalls with a laugh. because
Of the tight security ring
thrown around the Rock" in
San Francisco Bay, all visitors
must have their belongings
checked.)
Sometimes. on the road. she
works a 14-hour day of intense
fcontinved on Next Pose)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Amvets Auxiliary
First Fall Meetino

The Amvets Auxiliary of Lon
don Post No. 19, recently had its
first meeting of the fall at the
home of Mrs. James Slaughter,
Elm Street, Mrs. Harry Turvy
serving as assistant hostess.
The evenings program included
Reports from the State SEC.
Convention; plans for a rummage
sale on September % at the K of
G. Hall, and auction of white
Elephants" conducted by Mrs.
Thomas Slattery.
Contest and courtesy prizes
went to Mrs. Don Lewis, Mrs.
Walter Adams, Mrs. Robert Tur-
Wy, Mrs. Deane Garrard and Mrs.
Herman Slattery.
Other members present who en-
joyed the evening and refresh
ments during the social hour, were
Mrs. E. r. Lanning, Mrs. Joe o.
Connell and Mrs. Paul Nelson.
At the October meeting at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Slattery,
there will be nomination and elect
ion of a new corps of officers for
the auxiliary.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Facts About
Folks

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hunter of
near South Charleston, with Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Lewis, Yankee
town Road, are recently home aft
er a motor trip to Mi a mi and
other places of interest in Florida.
Stops were made at the home of
friends and relatives as they trav-
eled about the state and enroute
home they came through Louis
vile, Kentucky, to see an army
buddy of Mr.. Lewis
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe mclaughlin
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nc
Glaughlin and Larry Dean, mot
ored to West Virginia recently and
attended the annual homecoming
~ ~
Returned from a vacation to De-
troit and Greenfield Village, Mich
igan, are Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit
Creamer and their daughter, Kar-
en- of 125 Elm Street.
- -
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Redman
of near Mt. Sterling, are home
after a two weeks motor trip
through the Wisconsin Dells, the
Black Hills, Badlands and Yellow
stone National Park.
Mrs. r. H. Robson and Mrs. J.
D. Greer, Richmond Avenue, on
last Saturday attended the we'd
ding of Miss Betty Blake of Day
ton and John Deger, son of DR..
and Mrs. Leon ]. Deger, also OF
Dayton.
The ceremony was in the Cen
terburg Catholic Church with
breakfast and reception at the Mi
uni Valley Country Club. .
- ~
Wilbur II. Hume, with Jack
rritt of Urbana and Frank An
irews of Dayton, are enjoying a
our day fishing trip to Northern
Michigan. The Tritts and the An
irews have places adjacent to
Homestead, the Humes' cottage
1t Indian Lake.
- y
Mrs. Martha Eckstein and her
laughter, Miss Dorothy Eckstein,
ire home from a weeks motor
rip through Kentucky.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
The
Teen Age
Set
ANNE and JUL

ANNE anu S0Lt
Well, Tuesday was back tc
;chool time for all the students al
London High, who were WelcomeC
pack by most of last years facul
y along with three new members
With classes under way again, We
e back reporting on all the school
activities. Although one of our
trio graduated, we hope to soon
have a new member on our staff
The gals of Lbs. wasted no
time in getting things organized
with both Tri-L and G.A.A. hold
ing their first meetings this week
Tri-L members have already ap-
pointed committees to work at the
football games, and G.A.A. ha.
several activities planned.
Thursday was that long-awaited
lay for the seniors when they be-
came the proud owners of their
class rings. Now their favorite pas
time is showing them off to any
one tney can catcn!
Football season got under way
Friday night when the Red Raid
ers came up against xenia Wood
row Wilson for their first game in
'55. Although xenia came out on
top of a close 7-6 score the Raid
ers are hoping to make up for ii
in their first regular game next
Friday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Presbyterian Women To Start
Season With Dinner Sept. IA

A dinner at First Presbyterian
Church Wednesday evening, Sep
tember IA, will be the signal for
resuming activities of the Wom-
ems Association of the church and
its affiliated Guilds.
For the past two months there
have been no meetings of the five
Guilds that comprise the Associa-
ton. When members and friends
of the congregation assemble for
Wednesday evenings dinner, each
leader will have a special table
for her group.
Mrs. John K. Coberly and men,
bers of her Guild will serve the
dinner. Mrs. Walter Weaver, Mrs.
Gladys Noble, Mrs. c C. Farley
and Mrs. r. L. Tracey, will make
reservations for members of their
respective Guilds and after the
dinner will lead a brief business
meeting for her group preparatory
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Bunny Wood Is
Off To stephens .

The 122nd fall term at Stephens
College in Columbia, Mo-, opened
Monday, September 18th, with all
students due on campus the pre-
ceding day. A period of registra-
tion, testing, counseling and "get
acquainted" social events will pre-
cede the start of classes on Fri
day, September 18th.
Stephen is embarking on an
important experiment in the util-
ization of educational television
with the establishment of a new
course, ideas and Living Today"
The course, to be taught by DR..
Reuel Denney, by closed circuit
television, will be received stimuli
taneously in fifty classrooms, to
be followed by discussion periods
among groups not to exceed twen-
ty students each. Planned to imp
lement orientation for new stu
dents and to develop a common
intellectual interest on campus,
the course is already attracting
widespread interest from educa-
tors.
Accepted for admission at Ste
phens this fall and among the $50
students taking this course will be:
Miss Roberta Jean Wood, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wood
244 E. High st.
Bunny, accompanied by her par
ents and Peter Conway, North
Main Street, left Saturday for Co
lumbia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Society, Social Events And News OF The Clubs
Christening Dinner
At Ridenour Home

Mr.. and Mrs. David Bell and
their son, Master John David Bell,
have returned to their home at
Tarrytown, New York, after a
short stay here
A christening dinner at the
home of Master John Davids"
maternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. M .Ridenour, South Main
Street, followed the morning SER
vice at First Presbyterion Church,
Sunday. Mrs. Simon G. Bell, Gar
field Avenue and the late Mr.. Bell,
are the paternal grandparents of
the baby.
Others at the dinner were Mrs.
Bells brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hibbler and
children, Kay and Mike of Lon
donberry, Mrs. Bell and Nancy
Ridenour. In the afternoon Ottmer
Ridenour of Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Ridenour and Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Ridenour and son, were
guests at the Ridenour home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
House w Warn1ing
At Geopolus
Home Friday

1t is only a short time since
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Geopolus
have been settled in their attract
i've new home on North Walnut
Street, but it will be many a long
day before they forget that they
are now established there, because
of the many gifts that were pre-
sented them when friends called
Friday evening for a surprise
housewarming.
Attending the party were, Mrs.
Howard Lighthiser, Mrs. John
Whitacre, Mrs. James Rails, Mrs.
Nick Condello, Mrs. James Beav-
er, Mrs. Richard Snyder, Mrs. Joe
Hagler, Mrs. Roger Lighthiser, all
of xenia and Mrs. Albert Larsen
of Springfield.