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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
|M5GA Golf SET
This Week End

The postponed Maryland State
Golf Associations scotch four
some championship win be
played Saturday and Sunday,
the first round at Rolling Road
and the second at Congressional.
About a third of the MSGA's
clubs had signed up prior to
ltoday's entry deadline.
Each club Is permitted to enter
up to four teams OF two players
each. Play viii be alternate
drives and alternate shots.
This is only the second year
for this tournament. which was
substituted last year for the old
Maryland four-ball champions
ship. Bobby Brownell and Ralph
lBogart Of Chevy Chase won last
year.
The Washington Suburban
Golf Association finally will get
its annual four-ball champion
ship started this week end, with
qualifying rounds to be played
either Saturday or Sunday at
East Potomac.
There will be as many flights
las there are entries.
The first two rounds Of match
play viii be held next Friday,
with the semiflnals Saturday
and finals Sunday. all matches
lat East Potomac.
New champions win be crowned
as Fred Lukat, who won last
year with Lennie Bridget, now
lis professional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

The Terps might be In for
their first real taste Of football
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Armed Forces Day
Open House At
Wriqht-P at+erson

Wright-Patterson Air Force
Base, Ohio More than go of the
Nations newest, fastest and .larg-
est airplanes will participate in a
spectacular 40 minute aerial dem
onstration to highlight the Armed
Forces Day open house" at
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Sunday, May %.
The air show will include 80 F.
84F jet fighters flown by members
of the Ohio Air National Guard
from Lockbourne and Mansfield; a
squadron of eight F-86D Sabre
Jets" belonging to the 9th Figh-
ter-Interceptor Squadron; and
Wright Air Development Center
aircraft such as the supersonic
F-100 Super Sabre" capable of
going through the sound barrier
in level flight; the giant troop car
rying CHA "Globemaster," the
C-131 Samaritan" hospital ship
and numerous other fighters
bombers, reconnaissance planes
helicopter and cargo-troop carriers
During the thrill-a-second dem
onstration, the only one that will
be held in the Dayton area this
year, WADC will stage an aerial
refuel of three jet fighters stimuli
taneously. A World War ii B-2e
equipped with refueling attach
ments on its tail and on the tip
of eaoch wing will "gas up" ar
F-84, F-86 and F-S9 as they fly
over the crowd
The show will be climaxed by a
Scramble" of two F-86D jets to
demonstrate how the 9th Fighter
Interceptor Squadron can get their
planes airborne within three min
utes after an alert is sounded.
The air show is scheduled to be-
gin at 2:30 pm. The open house
at Wright Field (Area b will ex-
tend from IL am. to 5 p. m. There
will be ample free parking and
shuttle bus service will operate tc
and from the parking lots and the
exhibition areas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
London Splits In
Doub!e-keader

London Highs baseball team
split a Mid-Six League double
header with the Worthington Car
dinals last Saturday on the West
Jefferson diamond. The local field
was too wet for play, but Coach
Even Dryden of West Jefferson
kindly consented to let the teams
use the quick-drying Jeff diamond,
and spent several hours of his
time Saturday morning helping to
get the field in shape for the aft
ernoon games.
The Raiders won the action
packed first game IL to 5, but
dropped the night cap l to 0. Bass
started on the mound for London
in the first game opposed by Pei
ky of Worthington. Both lasted
but one inning, Bass developing
control trouble, and Pelky running
into barrage of London hits as
the Raiders scored five times ir
the first The most damaging blow
was Robinson's long double to left
center with the bases loaded.
Robinette took over as the Wor.
thington pitcher in the second anc
finished the game. Ames came ir
with the bases loaded and pitched
the second and third innings fol
London during which Worthingtor
tied the score at five all. Baker
finished for London and blankeC
the Cardinals the last four innings
In the fifth inning the Raiders
went ahead for keeps as Robin
cite walked two and hit one
which, coupled with three safe
bunts, gave the London four runs
In the second game, Farahay OF
Worthington shut out the Raiders
on three hits. The Cardinals got
two hits off Baker, but scored the
winning run in the last inning on
two errors and two groupders to
the infield. Bass prevented further
scoring by making spectacular
Ieaplng catch OF a lcoper into cen
ter for the third out.
Robson and Bass led the Lon
don batterS with three and four
hits apiece. Robson had four runs
batted in and Don Baker was very
effective on the mound, the Card
inals scoring only one run in the
nine innings he worked.
Box Scores:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Ohio Farmers Set
2O-Year Record
In Land Loans

Ohio farmers helped the FEEDER
al Land Bank of Louisville set a
new 20-year record in loans dur
ing April when its long-term first
mortgage loans made to farmers in
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Ten
nessee amounted to S4, 10000, re-
ports M. S. Kennedy, president of
the bank.
April was the second consecu-
tive month in which the bank has
loaned S4 million or more. The
last time the bank had made loans
at this rate was in October, 1884,
when the Federal Land Bank Sys-
tenn helped turn the tide from de-
preston to recovery by refinanc-
ing Observation-Disclosures farm
loans by the thousands
In the first four months of 1855
the Louisville bank made 1884
loans for S12,653, 100 in its four
state district. In this four-month
period 464 Ohio farmers received
loans amounting to So, ,266, 800.
The Federal Land Bank is CO.
operatively owned by borrowing
farmers through their local nat
ional farm loan associations. The
local advertising program of the
associations and the bank, coup
led with a four percent annual
interest rate and appraisal values
that more realistically gear a.
mount of loan to the repayment
capacity of the farm, are largely
responsible for the banks increase
in business, Mr.. Kennedy explains.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
kroger To Merge
With Texas Chain

Merger of a 26-store Texas sup
ermarket company with the Krog-
er Co., was announced Thursday
by Joseph B. Hall, Kroger presi-
dent. The Texas Company, Henke
and Pilot, Inc, has its headquar-
ters in Houston.
w. d. Sutherland, president of
the firm, and members of his FAM
lily are selling all of their common
stock to Kroger at So per share.
Other shareownerS are being Of
fered the same price. There are
100000 shares of common stock
outstanding.
The Texas chain was founded in
1872, II years before Kroger, by
Henry Henke and c. G.. Pilot, pio-
neer Texas food merchants. The
Company grew with the develop
ment of the Houston area. Eigh-
teen stores in Houston, three in
Beaumont, and one each in Gal
weston, Port Arthur, Baytown,
Orange and VelaScos are served
from a large modern warehouse,
a bakery and a meat processing
plant in Houston. All stores are
supermarkets with large parking
lots.
Originally operated by the foun-
ders and later by members of
their families, Henke and Pilot
stores have been under the guild
ance of Mr.. Sutherland since 1910
when he purchased a controlling
interest. Mr.. Sutherland, who has
been with the company virtually
all his business life, will continue
to head the organization as chair
man of the board.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Bach Festival AT
BaIdWin-WaI WaIIace

The Twenty-Third Annual Bach
Festival at the Baldwin-Wallace
College, Berea, Ohio, will take
place this year on Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday, May 27, % and
%, 1855. There will be two con-
certs on Friday, at 400 and at
500 pm. Forty-five minutes be-
fore each 400 and 500 pm. con-
cert on both days, the Brass Choir
will play programs of Chorales
from the Tower of Marting Hall
The large choral work to be
presented this year will be the
Mass in B Minor which will be
given complete in the two Satur-
day concerts. An organ recital on
the Baroque organ in the Kulas
Chamber Music Hall will be given
at 30 and repeated at 2:30 pm.
on Saturday, Friday concerts will
present various types of chamber
music, also Cantatas No. II and
No. A. On Sunday, May 29, at 400
pm, the newly rebuilt and enlarg-
ed Austin organ in the Gamble Au-
ditorium of the Kulas Building,
will be dedicated to the memory of
the late DR.. Albert RiemenSchneid-
er.
Reserved seats accommodate the
large group of guarantors who
maintain the Bach Festivals and
who pay a minimum unit of $1,000
or more proportionately. A contri-
button of $1,000 entities a guaran-
tor to a ticket which admits two
people to the reserved section at
all concerts of the Festival. The
general public is then admitted
without charge about 5 minutes
preceding the hour set for the con-
certs.
Music washes away from the soul
the dust of everyday life,
Berthold Auerbach
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17

TUESDAY MAY II
golf Country Club
p.
WEDNESDAY, MAY IS
bridge Country
Society meetings pm
Big Plain WSCS, Bishop Hall at p.
THURSDAY MAY 10
Chapter Masonic Temple p.
dinner 1890
Daughter Baptist
FRIDAY MAY 20
Thmbe Club Copeland Willis Ave.
2 p.
Alcoholics Anonymous Lutheran Church
Lilly Chapel WSCS installation home Thema Allison
SATURDAY. MAY 81
Cub Bake Sale, Carter's grocery $50 a. m
Market Creaths Grocery Presby-
Sunday School,
SUNDAY, MAY %
2 m
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Compost Litters
Reduce Parasites

Compost litter, when idle for
eight weeks in the poultry house,
greatly reduced parasite trouble,
an Ohio poultry specialist said to-
day.
Earl N. Moore, associate chair
man of the Ohio Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Stations poultry science
department, cited tests to prove
this is especially true with large
round worms and ceeal worms. He
raised birds under variety of con-
ditions in which they became in
fected either naturally or artificial
ly with round worms. Counts OBJ
tanned by posting showed as many
as 60 parasites per bird in a COM
post little pen. Floor litter in this
pen abounded with round worm
eggs.
After the pen stood idle for a
period of eight weeks, other day
old chicks were started on the
same compost litter. At the end of
10 weeks growing period, only one
worm was found in a sampling Of
intestines from 35 birds. Moore at
tributes the freedom from worms
to the action of the compost litter
during the eight week period.
The poultry specialist pointed
out that there is scientific evidence
to show that compost litter inhibits
certain disease conditions among
chickens. There is considerable ev-
idence to prove that this type lit
ter is beneficial to the birds under
certain conditions and in this case
the parasite problem was solved.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Science Hill Grange
Rural Life Sunday

Science Hill Grange will observe
Rural Life Sunday May % with
the annual service IN the Grange
Hall at Sunnmerford.
The days program will start
with a basket dinner at 1890 fol-
lowed by an open meeting begin
ming at 2 o'clock at which the
Reverend Ralph Harmon, pastor
of the Methodist Church will be
the speaker. The public is invited.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Attend 35th Annual
Synod Convention

Pastor Larry Rugh and John E.
Lammi are attending the 35th an
nual convention of the Synod of
Ohio of the United Lutheran
church in America at st. PaulS
Lutheran Church, Newark, Ohio.
Mr.. Lammi is the lay delegate
representing st. Johns Lutheran
Church, one of the 2S5 congrega-
tions in this Synod.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
"REcoNcILINe" YOUR

BUDGET - comparing expen-
ditures with the amounts desig-
mated for each category - is
fairly easy, of course, when all
bills have been paid by check.
Then you have complete rec
ords (checkbook stubs and can
celled checks) at hand. Here's
a system some people use to
make the task even easier: Each
time cancelled checks are re-
turned, they pencil identifying
symbols on them according to
category II" for household,
an" for medical, and so on.
That way, they are always able
TO get the information they
need from their records Tin
record time"
Il 4 4
The first reason many people
awe for financing q cor with q
bonk Auto Loon is low cost.
Another reason: The bank
woy" opens the door TO future
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
MONEY AND BANKING
In Everyday Lifting

credit. We lend for many pur-
poses, to people of good credit
stonding; and os an Auto Loon
customer meets his payments
his standing with US gets ever
better. Ask US all the reasons
for financing your next car here.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17

There is no question but that the
use of slang, hackneyed phrases,
and cliches worn smooth make for
intellectual laZiness, and if con-
stantly used blur the sense of dis
elimination.
james TrusloW Adams
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
DANNY" DAVIDSONS
HAVE a SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Davidson, 6S
East Fourth Street, announce the
birth of a son, Saturday, May IA,
in Mercy Hospital, Springfield.
The baby, who weighed five
pounds and IL ounces, has been
named Robert Daniel, Jr.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Calendar For The Week

NOTE - This feature will regularly and will be
published each Monday and tuesday. The service is Free
Please send in copy by Friday for events taking place
the following week. Copy must be submitted before Fri
day noon deadIine. Thank You'll
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17

Music is friend of labor; it
lightens the task by refreshing
nerves and spirit.
William Green
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Wrthngtn l 3 5000 5 62
London 0043 3 IL 13 l
Wrthngtn 00O01 12O
London 5000 03 2

A printed speech is like dried
flower: the substance, indeed, is
there, but the color is faded and
the perfume gone.
Paul Lorain
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17

The grandparents are Mrs.
Gladys Ringer, West High Street.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Myers.
East Fourth Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
WHO Is A cAPITAlIsT7 A


business executive may be a
capitalist 7; so may a bank presi-
dent. And you are a capitalist.
AS a wage-earner and a saver,
you are a shareholder in Amer
ica's unique system of free en-
terprise - a system that pro-
duces big and lasting benefits
for all. Capitalism" is simply
Americans working ard saving
and enjoying, as a result, the
highest standard ofliving in
the world. You can be glad and
proud that you are a member
of the American productive
team; that you are o capitalistl
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Al ENROLMENT SHEETS
DUE AT EXTENSION OFFICE

Final All enrolment sheets are
due at the County Agriculture Ex-
tension office before June l, ac-
cording to Don Genres, Associate
County Agent.
Members may be added or re-
moved from the enrolment by that
date. No project changes may be
made after June /.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17
Play Games With
Kids To Teach
Traffic Safety

Playing games with a child is
one way to teach him traffic safe
ty.
In a hand pamphlet called Par
ents Safeguard Your Child" now
available on request at the Colum-
bus Automobile Club, the safety
game idea is one of many listed
suggestions to parents on how to
safeguard their children against
traffic accidents.
The pamphlet suggests six train
ing rules for the child about to
enter school and others for the
youngster going to the store, walk
ing on the highway and playing
with other children.
1t suggests ways to teach child
rem the meaning of traffic rules
and signs and ways to encourage
them in observing them. 1t makes
one final very important point -
that the parents attitude toward
traffic and safety rules is more
important than words in teaching
the child.
Any parent may obtain the
safety pamphlet at the Columbus
Automobile Club, IS E. Main st.
Reading the suggestions and OBJ
serving them, is one way to make
sure there will be fewer names of
children on the traffic accident
lists.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-17

Music washes away from the soul
the dust of everyday life.
Berthold Auerbach
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05

Residents Of Farmvillo and the
surrounding area are reminded
that the quarterly collection Of
the Church World Service Drive
VIII bc held on Monday, August
8.
Mrs. A T Gray. chairman Of
the drive for the Farmv.lle Coun-
eli Of Church Women. !requests
that all donations be brought to
the basement Of the Farmville
Presbyterian Church BY early that
morning
Special emphasis in the August
drive is being placed Upon good
used clothing blankets and bed
ding. remnants and yardage
sewing kits. cat garments and
layette kit. All used materials
should BE- IN good condition,
cleaned and mended
This drive is sponsored by tho
National Council Of Churches and
Is an undertaking to help the
stricken and unfortunate IN all
parts Of the world
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05
Club Calendar

". 5. { $ Farmville Mctho-
dist Church Monday August s.
as follows Circles Nos and 10
at 7 80 D. m in the home of Mrs
r. j Martin. Sr, Buffalo st. CO.
hostess. Mrs j. @ Shannon, Fol
lowing at 3 p m No with Ms
F. w Jacobs FOB Irving St. No2
Will be announced later No 5
with Mrs George S. Gray on the
Hampden Sydney Road No 4.
Mrs. r c. Coleman, Jr. Wildwood
Road. No S. Mrs Anthony Mar
tin. Buffalo st No 6. Mrs + E
Cook. Route 2, Prospect Road No
8, in Holton Bible Glass room at
church. No. 8 in Fellowship Room
of church
Circles. Farmville Presbyterian
Church. Monday. August g. No
at 10 m with Mrs. b. T Tay-
lor. Jr No 2 at lc a M with Mrs.
F. II. Stuart No. 3 at 3 80 p. N
with Mrs. c T F1ecn0r No at
10 a. m. with Mrs. Joel Watkins.
Jr Following meet at 3 p m No.
5 with Mrs a c Brown No &
with Misses Nancy and Patsy
Watkins. No with Mrs Ermal
Morton, cohosteoS, Mrs Lawrence
johnson No with Mrs II L.
Hurt; c0-hostess, Mrs. Calvin
Baldwin
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05
Miss +. s. Tupnqan
Becomes Bride OF
Amelia Resident

The wedding iof Miss Elizabeth
Spencer Tupman. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Osgood Roberts
Tupman. Of Washington y G..
TO william Cater Dee ens. son
Of Or A v K 1 Dickens and the
late Mrs DICKENS. OF Amelia
took place at All Souls Episcopal
Church. Washington y G.. on
Saturday, July 80 at 40 p III
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Frank w. Black
welder. assisted by the Rev w
Leigh Rioble, rector of eGrac
and HOLY Trinity Episcopal
Church, IN Richmond
The bride gwen IN marriage
by her father, wore a gown Of
silk -embroidered organdie. Her
fingcrtip veal was held IN place
by a pcarl-edecd coronet and
she carried a prayer book With
an orchid
Her inatron 81 honor was Mrs
w d g Hampton Atkinson Of
Washington, and her other at
PENDANTS were, Mrs. Anne Dawson
Maxey- of Richmond, and MS.
John w. Glessner, OF Jeanette.
Pa.
Arthur Dickens. Of Richmond
was his brothers best man Ush-
ers were K Lawrence Gould and
Roger Mudd
A reception was held at the
Kennedy Warren Hotel after
which the couple left for a North
crn wedding trip They VIII make
their home in Richmond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05
Mr., Mrs. Glenn
Have Reunion
Last Week End

Capt and Mrs Donald T Glenn
and children, Taylor and Malcolm
" Harlingen. Tex are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I e.
Glenn 6f FarmvilIe and Mr. and
Mrs A L Cook Of Biifkeyille
Mr and Mrs I c Glenn had a
real family reunion last week end
In addition 10 their son and his
wife. Capt and Mrs. Glenn. and
then boys their SOP law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John w
Brooks and small son. Of Isle Of
Palms. s C., We're also here. 9th
er guests for the reunion were
Mr. and Mrs r f Crawley Of
Chapel Hi r C., and Miss Al
ma CraWley Of Richmond
MI and Mrs. John w Brooks.
Sr we're also guests IN the same
nome during part Of The week
end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05

Brorler and fryer chickens.
along With canned grapefruit Sec
lions lead the August plentiful
foods list Of the U S Department
Of Agriculture.
Tender young chickens viii bc
even more plentiful than a year
ago by l6 percent al generally
high quality These are popular
for outdoor barbecucs and char
coal brolls
Shoppers Wall find plenty Of
cans OF grapefruit sections Oh
grocery shelves at reasonable
prices This years PACK Is 20 per
cent above last year
Markets viii offer wide va
ricty OF sandwich materials.
checscs for example And there
viii Dc plenty Of butter available
Choice beef should continue in
plentiful supply during August.
and there Will BIZ 4 good amount
Of fresh and frozen haibut Oh the
market for this matb's menus
The big supply Of Watermelons
which usually hits the market DIV
July Fourth was delayed By a late
spring in the main production
area stretching from Texas to
North Carolina Shoppers win
find ore Watcrmelons than
usual IN August and at reason
able prices.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05
Jaycees To Hold
Picnic Wednesday

The annual Jaycee picnic viii
be held on Wednesday, August
TO- beginning at 4 p. m. in the
Longwood Dell Howard Fereu-
son Jr. is In charge Of arrange
ments
A picnic supper viii be pro-
vided. and everyone is urged to
attend and bring The family.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05
Miss Rachael Easter
TO Be Married

Nj and Mrs Howard J Easter
of Amelia. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Rachael
Adelea, Of Richmond, to Francis
Wellington Dickerson son OF Mrs
c. B Dickerson Of Hyattsville,
Md, and the late Mr. Dickerson
An October wedding is planned
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05
Miss JannerSon,
K. y. Proff'itt
Are Married

Miss Pansy Elnora JamcfSon.
daughter Of Nj and Mrs. Glenn
Jamerson. Of Dillwyn. and Robert
y Proffitt. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
J G. Proffitt. of Cumberland,
were married on Saturday, July
Is IN Chesterfield. S G
The couple plan to make their
home in Cumberland.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05
PoWhatan Couple
Announce Birth

Trooper and Mrs. NJ. & AIRING
ton, OF Powhatan Court House.
Va, announce the birth Of a
daughter, Audrey Lynne. on July
20 at Southside c . m m unity
Hospital
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05

Mrs. r B Wilson. al Green
Bay. va is substituting for Mrs.
II p Pritcheit secretary to
County Agent F. F Str.llin Mrs
PrItchctt left Saturday for Alaska
X spend. two weeks Nith her
daughter MIS- Pete OliVer
Nj Striplin is confined TO his
home on First avenue ny acute
arthritis
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05
Rice HOmenakcrs
Plan Annual Picnic

The Rice Homemakers Club met
Tuesday, July IS. with Mrs. John
Lindsay.
The members decided TO hold
the clubs annual picnic on We'd
nesday. August "a. at GoodWin's
Lake with supper at p m
Mrs. Arthur Stevens gave the
demonstration on Money Man
agemcnt.'