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LIGHT PLANTS

Portable; single phase. ed ! ios9o-vatt. sS
}. n. GICHNER 2hl3 u 81. NV:
IIT. ROOM SUITE, 3-piecs; 9xi5
red wool rug. All practically new.
632S Georgia ave. NV. RA. o-O5s@
LIVING ROOM SUITE. a-pc.; ma
room, good condition, $50. Bridge
lamp: end table. ia. $3.50.
LfV. mi. SOFA AND CHAIR, French
atyie: beautiful enough for any
@ansie,p1, q. m $500. 1000 18th st. NV
lfV. lfa Ra. SUITE, odd chair: miseell.
pieces. Cheap. RA. 6-9144..
LIVING ROOM. sofa, lounge chair.
end tables, Excel. cond. REASON
able. Call Sunday, IA. S.SlSJ.
LOUNGE CHAIR WITH OTTOMAN,
Chinese red. foam rubber cushion:
custom made slip cover includeo
free: cost $3.50: moving, sacrince,
LOUNGE CHAIR .ge. green uphol-
stored with ottoman; blond round
mahogany coffee table; blond
mahogany end table; blond mahoz-
any Admiral radio-phono. comb;
.aoor lamp; ~; 5;s0s2. .,.,..
seektail and end tables: shaise as
tgfe Tind9W. matching wall drspe'
xovESEHff BED, slip covered. $50:
lounge chair. SIS: grey bouele sheer
drapes. loft. span. like new. SIS;
III 0-T00A
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LUMBER
LUMBER
Open Sat. Sun, til 6 PM.
ETJISH DOORS S4 AZ

SNA4 - ~A~~S
opsn every eve. a.. n 8 In.,,l pm, Brows, ows,
thing cut 70 size. Better shelving
woods, Masonite. Formica and
cabinet woods. ineluling cheaper
cuttings; sealloped valance front IN
stock all moldins. knotty-pins
seeeoiE; nr oENEsAL ias ~ MnIIWoRk h1aIssa co.
3Sss Just on cSn.' Conn. ave-. 10. s-sSI1. N'
MACHINE SHOP EQUIP'T--Millinl
mach. chueks, compounds. too
holders. arbor press. portable moor
Jack. portable light plant; motors
air grinder and rtveters. tongs
ayedge bars, boiler makers tube
zersS .S,s4 rusty and otherwise. NO
M8hBLE-rop TABLE, Marble-tor
period chair timportsdi. ? Frsneh
vases. very handsome, original oil
MaE,weyl l,Ix. icm. 100 r.iss Iisses steriin. in1
dan wine decanter, very Old
MATTREssEs-rvo SssEs twin-size inner.
spring ysth coil bed SPRINGS. S2S
lGoDs CobpCEs BANGnlLGu. GtEAy bt1t
and gauge. Big bargains. IN blach
iron and aluminium coated sheets
QTCHNER, 1900 Kendall. n.e... (ofl
n. Y: ays;). ask for Mr.. Graham
METRoNOME, electric, brand.nsw
orig. SIT, sacrifice $12. Ju. o-7622
MIME0GRAPH---Model 96: electri.
S1 snll' saHSsR sdSaysR; bargain at $780, Tel
liiRR0R, large ANTIQUE oval, sili
frame. Also ANTIQUE what no
MaarRSRis .SaRSi CO. c92.xSssSEs;rp SSs2S5as; Win. I'LL 70,
wait; exact factory duplieator: oE
Westinehouse. Delco; all othel
makes. for easy replacement on 81
household and comml. equip. Do i
yourself and save on our low prices
1-yr. guar. Free parking. ELECTRIC
EQUIP. CO., 2473 Sherman ave
M6jTToRs 40 " h.p.. llk. new. s2l
new Delco, develops Va h.p., S14
Others S5.. Ia. 9-O3S3..
MOTORS-M h.p., guar. ! w.. S2.6(
and $5. All day Sun. after 4 pm
weekdays. La. 6.308S.
ike new Sl76. Bin. $500.
MOVIE PROJECTOR-$65
"a vnu AmnYo rf cond ia Q-Qhn0
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l7s2 Columbia Rd. NV. Du. z-9s8,
TV 05-IN.l RADIo-PHONo, com
hination, S126. Apt. 1894. l01l o
Frederick sk, Arl. Va, ewes; -.
washer, Bendix, Econ. S36; g.
range. SO In. $50. GA. 4-geoo
~. ,s.,n. console. s4s; after s. 10
nv, I'm. console, ful doors. lse
screen ike new $14b or best oner
fur coat, suits. sire ~. OF. 4-Ts7s
nv. IT. crosiey console with doors
excellent condition. IA. S-S5b1.
nv. Emerson, new HI II Phono
tall bar. etc. sacrifice, leaving town
KR. 7-1O14 after 10 an. Sun
1914 Fulton ct. nv.
nv. i7-in. RcA, SIS or best offer
nv, Admiral l7-ln. table model. new
never used, SS7. JA.- 1-161S.. Ill
nv, RCA 17-in console; hlond ma
hogany. excel. eond. $50. Ii. D.
rV, Am and FIN RcA. $50: ,4-tor
air cond., S46; antenna, $40: tent
IS. 10. 7-as20.
=,
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HOSE
dARDEN-TIRE-SUCTION
RS.Pt, Garden Hose. As Low Al 81
]. II. GICHNER

GARDEN-TIRE-SUCTION
RS.Pt. Garden Hose. As Low Az 81
J ]. II. GICHNER
1Bl3 n st. NV. Ex. 3-a62z
h0sPITAL BED. IKE ney. adjust
able 2 sEpsSygs, EpsSys, ss6. s6is N st. NV
I6fP0fNT electric vster heater,
40. gal. Mcnel metal lined: perfect
condition. Best ofier. Call RA. D.
MsEHOLD. FURN. Priced risht tor
quick sale. Seen by Appt: call 81.
IShaa4R6S I1ha94 RI y 1R9.nSSiTukH apS hSn for sale
Coed condition. 4510 31st st.. MI.
Rainier. Md. III
1CE-CREAM CABINETS. used: suit
able for use Is deep freexer. See
Mr.. McNey, MEADOW GOLD
PRODUCTS. INC. 1887 D St, Sc.
INSTRUMENTS, sursisal and syn..
assorted; used; good cond.; reas'
ISSssaTiH:AETiHoN Ssaci: ia $-si sAIs. zonel,.s. si.se.
sHR: hSRssS'~Siis' $50 Wilson siss'' "a. 4.1SsH. Eis
SIG SAWS, sears Craftsman, ike
new. wonderful for small WORK. SI2'
~. Is&Qoo.
KIT.-DLNETTE EXTENSION TABLE.
chairs. S25: Bsndix :nto; VaSnsI,' s,
sond., SIS or best ofEer. JU. g.
KSo5TYrY-PNE PANEI.ING. 1se,
Come and see 4 spse- lSti lS;,saSs aSIo
Wilson blvd. RUCKER LuhaSHHSH5' SHS5
IADDIEsns ss SON. so;fsi Ana fssensaissss7 ezn.sass7. go
IxIrS-Sun Kraft, Mercury. quaItx.
violet ray; portable; like new. WA.
LAW sS0oKs-c. !. s., Fed. Dis, like
new: sac. RA. sass q to IL Pm.
vxsSq qasSi aNsoiMhS. III Say rssi spn, t,pe. s1-ineh
ne0; nso g ss6 5u1oL 81. uSsSl4s. Iii
ehSfpened and tuned; viii take
trade-in. Call after Pm" Mon
AVN rSsEi kRno kRnos%aSs. sisSs.' r.oondit.on.d. IN
Tood condition; Sc each. WILLIAM
Lawn MSoTWiESRs. VOW Sc each, 1888
Rhode Island ave. me-; In the rear
LAW 4SSE. SS.! s:, Sc: VSs.r;sss Vs,s' ;ssssbS: g.
LAWN MOWEEs-End Of season
eleaFence; 2bgs OF on the new
E.z a..I KuTEF lF s.sass EsHsss control lawn
LEAF SWEEPER-Parkmas sweep
er equipped with 1ta:h-p. BriEgs =.
Gtratton engine: 1st-class eond.:
cond; used only . seasons; picks up
= TO o bushels of leaves: cost new
e32b, make oier. Phone j. Z
LIdHf PLANTS for farm. standby
or construction use: largest ca
pacity, lowest cost. Get our prices
6efore you buy. Electric EQUIP
MENT CO.. 473 Sherman ave.
n.W ADJ 2-l6Q0
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MISCELLANEOUS ron RENT

S;s Sss: ;lS 5, ~ S!.. 'SS, =,
ds undsrssll them AZ; alll;,o del. SAVE
BUILDOZERS. leaders, generators
mixers dumps Ford tractors, an;
fe15f 1881 a nsshines sStiIP co s's Su ssssl sssH
LADDERs.WALLPAPER REMovERs
wheelbarrows: delivery. APPR0YEI
LADDER " EQUIP. CO. MA. S-SS46
Evening star., 1955-09-11

STORM SASH, combination doors
insulation. 1920 Wilson blvd. IA
A.12a4. RUCKER EUNBER.
STORM WINDOWS, aluminum CON
hinetion; self storing; also. doors
sffS6ahs% waiISSfbS0SWs-Moss siMxssn
Sess5s. 2tss5 odd sizes. reasonable 10
sTOVE-oas, Magic Chef, whit
porcelain. oL. 1-i394.
$50. IA. 6-e395.
SUITS, mems, size as; shoes. sun
beam shaver. Ronson lighter; n
excel. cond.: bargain. no. 2-0T3i
TABLE, mahogany drop leaf with :
leaves, seats IL, pads for ful
length table and four matchinl
chairs included free. Cost $3.50
movine. sacrifice. SIS. To. 2-2lSi
TANK, fuel oil, 275 gal. with vent
alarm and al fittings. perfect con
diuon. reasonable. LU. 2-1074
4609 Polk st. ne.
TAPE AECOkDER. Revere. brand
new cond. Orig. price. S226; vii
Saerifce. $3.50. WA. 7-i904.
TAPE AEC0RDER, Revere TllioO
2.speed. H-Fi quality. new cond
500. JU. S.I6s9.
issue, 3be. See our ad, page SIS
telephone book. CORNERSTONE
EIECTRON1CS, NO. 7.A302
Evening star., 1955-09-11

stores. warehouses. ana homes. .HSs AZ
loy rs 81 set. o1cHNER. Ex. g.
sTfEIN0GRAPHER machine with
books, $35; excellent condition. DU.
sTENoTYPE MAcHs.. $3.50, with
free lessons. TEMPLE SCHOOL.
1898 q 50. NV. Ma. 8-3258.
sTEN0TYPE. practically new. per-
feet eond. Call any time Sat. OF
Sun. Du. 7-6500. Ext. 500. Iii
sToNE-NoW YOU CAN HAVE a
REAL STONE HOME
Not man-msde sytificial stone. but
real stone from the auarriss OF Va,
Md. and Tenn. ct very. low cost
No more painting or upkeep. Also
stone patios. walks built. Also stone
THr 'i!f REAL GF sroN co. cesos.mass os:r 's 81
yrs. experienced. JU. 6-0l61 from
. am. 70 0 Pm.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

TROMBONE. oetsen,- excellent 10
s@ssinsess;o @ ssos practically new; s7S
TROMBONE - Fine quality Martin
beautiful case included, S76. Also
violin; eaeei eond.; s36. ar; =
T2RaooMSiBoNEs, brand-new. with cas-.
sSsy. sSs eflsIMsn REaIHBtk paw JEWfkLRY. 9S n
9th 81. NV, Ma. e-61b7.
TROMBONE and Baritone, 8 valvei
excel. cond. OIL. 2-1616.
TRUMPET, York. Eiven as gift
never used. with case. VIII sac
rifee. He. 1870.
RELIABLE JEWEI.RY EXCHANGE
A22 9th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

LEAK6-BONDSION VIII stop your
leaks and add beauty and value to
your .In1sS UIS1SSsrt ,Bo B0NpSToNE IrISss tIee Sas
sstim.. nothinr down. ) years q
pay Of. 1-6i3$; evening" and
coNffR4cTINo CO. asia Beth
ave. Beth. Nd.
BETTER THAN PAINT-Resurfac-
ing old or new exterior walls: re-
tain original lines. Wood. stucco.
metal, brick shingles. Re-nu-it;
1O-yr. written warranty against
ehiBglasr BRY LES RsslinS RSESEwfEa Il TO- CAL
5102 Goth Ave. -
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AIR CONDITIONER, n easement
ANT1QUES--Chtna. furn., iewelry,
silver, rugs. etc LOUIS sEQAI.,
IA. 3-k333: ewes. EM. 3-6766
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

|sT0RE and once fixturss ana some
sgppII.si. :SppIIl.ssii ssS ssS 81 bHiiss tick s!dE
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Musical Instruments

0ass clarinet, PedleT, .full Boehin
with low E-nst. Excellent. condi-
tion. beautiful case. instruction
book, set Of solos, free 70 buyer;
922S oids trombone s n King aihSs a9S
mouthpiece and Bach silver mouth
piece Mute, cleaner, instruction
hook free. S7B, B-fiat wooden cieri-
net. e2B. Call AID. 4-4641 after
Evening star., 1955-09-11

E1AHOo. ALL 04 AE6
caii day Or niaht. JU:. p.3osS
kEFRIGERATORs. heatsrs, ranses
sTcvk fSsssk stsrfs5is 2sp suss .qsaiss.s ssss
SCRAP METALS
Copper. brass, lead. aluminium. zins
and auto batteries. HiEhest prices
always paid. WASH. RAG q BAG
oDen So f1.ly s1s Ess ss.aIa.s s. E p lso spG ea
sHEET-MEfAL BRAKE. 8 It. lone
le gauge. Can after 8 pm. 10
sisi39SEEsss.11a. used, s1, P,.ss.rrsS e, sas SSlsr
Tk MsiisSsa7 isifs eD% I%nsehine U..d
nv SETS. tubes. Wiii pay $40 70 $es
for out-of-ofder sets. 1915 17tt
nv; Ap; 4-9e3e. Open today.
USED Dewalt 9. radi1l saw. mode
sdR:s sB fs0d prs: isaditSn. Ws...Rd m e: S:S Tsi
4-7247. weekdays eail OIL 1.2400
WE BUY old gold discardeo ieVeiry rT
diamonds See Us drst. We pal
hiehest cash prices Ask for Mr.
WILL EXCHANGE champion boxel
and female for q good piano Of goot
make: must furnish good home
FOR THE TOR PRiCE on your type
writer, musical instrument, camera
SEWING machine, Tv and guns. ss'
GENEROUS GEORGE, 3. & W. Ex
CHANGE. 1857 Pa. ave. NV, MA
AMERICAN HERMITAGE magazine
Book No, ], issued December. 1854
Wo. 6-10l0.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

WELDING AND CUTTING OUTRII,
$13b value for $e5. GICHNER
2SiS y st. nv. -; S21 S1SSST. ~,
aANRSSaa' st'. RSitoa. Nj. r s-sSii. '"soi-
WELSH BABY CARRIAGE and habS
CRIB with drawers. like new. Cal
WiNDoW Fan. oE. l2-in, tvir
window, Thermostat control, $40
oE 12-in. oeeiilatine fan, SIT Z
matching mshog. tnlaid end tables
Sieseis. SsSs ssea sao so 3. se.t m o.1s an 'iEsf
vARiETY or USED COMPREssOns
See Mr.. McNey, MEADOW COLE
SPLICE walnut dining set. Goot
cond. Sell reaaonable: VIC; 6-2Sl6
drums, Si26. AD. 4-9647. =
MIGH sensit.vity wide range. 5-in.
osciiloscope and test probe set; PFC
Slsion Is 5o0-A. and .. p. b. sl2b
s.TF4iECaE sTF4iE aEoIffssiNs oIIffssiNs ROOM SUITE ant
1859 ARR CONDiTIONERS, Rare op'
Consoiette, Roosn Afr Condititners
No others available today. Beaut.
flnest, most compact made; year
ahead Of any other model. Ideal FOL
easement & Snd doIbIeinrns hun: TsnaS.s rnssy.I,
at. $500. Priced well below whole
sale to save trouble and cost q
shipping back to factory. JE, q
Evening star., 1955-09-11

FALLS CHURCH
SURPLUS SALES
6Ss so. WASHINGTON ST.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
JE. 9-2o22 JE. 3-T4A7
Evening star., 1955-09-11

MOVIE PROJECTOR-$65
10 nm. Ampro, pf. cond, Ia. $4,000.
MOWER, power, 14.in. reel type:
gasoline. Cost S100. Used 8 times.
9ell A0O. JU, b-7362.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

FOR SALE, BARGAIN
Frick sawmill. size OF: Frick Edger
size SO; Allis-Chalmers motor. gas
No. LA. In good running order
Evening star., 1955-09-11
RUGS
SAFES-SAEES

10 AVAILABLE. ALL MAKES ANr
6lzEe. $50 UP. FREE DELIVERY
LIKE NEW CONDITION. MANHAT.
TAN oKFIcE EQUIP. CO., 03t
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TV--l7 IN,

TVS, GUARANTEED, $19
DUPONT, 1915 nth NV. AD. 4
$3.50, 10 a.m.-10 pm: every day. :
Evening star., 1955-09-11

REFRl0ERATOHS
Large cRoics from s25.
ACE JUNK co.
2220 Georgia Ave. NV. Hu. 3-442!
REFRIGERATORS
Five, SEQ each. ST. 3-1786.
REFRIGERATORS
GE. WESTINGHOUSE, Frigidaire. cleo.
gas. Guar. Del. incl. $50 up.
BLOCKS
46I0 BALTIC Ave. Nr. Peace cros
1746 Lee Hwy, Nr. Key Bridge
ia. $4,000 WA. 7-0bO.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
MlscfL. FoR SALE tcsnt.l

9uNs-Hish standard. supermstic
;si;,s S sSsa sas H :nd ss ; .stS sss 81 IS; g.
s7So: IS Sos As. ing s.in ssrre S. iDjss.s So;
essburs ;22, s19;sS; 4: and 3.
gauge double, $50; Parker ~ gsugs
double. sac; oWinsnssss. Modsi 1y 4;
gauge, sos: Remington 4s .16
galgs. SO; Hundrsds Of others;
st.. Fails Church. Open today
MEADBOAKDS. Q twin-sise maple,
bookcase type. Like new, cost $50
hEATE1. Jsnitroi. automatic sas,
90 BTU. Cost 1855. Used about
mo, WIN saer. Lp. 2-4677: -
UEATKRs, ranges. stoves: new. used
Gas. oil coal. wood, elec):. ACMk
eGoHE. 1011 9TH NV. Ma: s.s952.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

ARMY SURPLUS
CAMPING SUPPLIES
Tents. shells. nunting clothes. rods,
reels, air mattresses. sleeping bags,
blankets, foot lockers. trunks. Cole
man stoves and lenterns., paint,
anchors. rope. coveralis. rain suits
rubber boots. hunting boots, knives,
mRcheses. mattr ssyes. foam rubpei
canteens, mess kits. Thermic boots
TherInic socks, duck calls. gloves
sse. Your one stop cnmpinG heaC.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

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HEATERS :

oSs0otlUfossi-WsSSSSd' 0otllUT,;sss :. sSS
vas 7th st. NV. Ma. s-0s4e
GiDE-A-BKD co, also studio couch,
$50 for Al. JANrToR. 1444 W st,
Nna:.yEji NJ kAEnbiisSssfaaSS;so., Ar scssaS;s eussom.mad.
cabinet, I7-in. Olsen speaker. Espey
tuner. eszo KIP m amp;s aaps;seS weosGr sfts, Srn'
Evening star., 1955-09-11

BEDRoOM AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ABBOTT AND LANDoN. EM. 2-6e77
--10
Evening star., 1955-09-11

WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore al:
tomato with suds saver; n excel
TSsarrS sSnfir s:Frsici rasiaciHMfNk, 7fiSssss' fso2 auto
magic. pump; 1859 model; excel
NSSaiNs sSpdii $50 MisciHiNe. ioi Hiaeis' az auto.
matte: needs some repair; $50. To
WAsSIHiiSHG MACHINE. Maytag auto
matte, late model; In excel. opef
cond.; must sell. WA. 7-2s3S
wringer type with pump. very good
eond; 2 sss; VA; Az 5;5ssi: a.. zx,o.
noor: msa: 1iIl 1h I suas.: 1:s $50. 's WI. e"Ss7s
Evening star., 1955-09-11

RADIO PARTS AND EoUlPMKNT--
Supple Supplies, so.Watt output. II 70 Al
me-, SI10; mobile chest mikes
S2,26: crystal frequency standard
$36: 12-tn. pm. speakers, $500
wall bafles, S2.25; BC34eR re.
eeiver with power supply and
speaker, SIS: Wilcox CW-3 receiver
SIS. ARROW ELECTRONICS OF
VA, 2010 Duke ST.. Alex. Va. k1
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cherry and
Craig Cherry are visiting with
Capt. and Mrs. Armstrong donna
Cherry in Louisiana.
Mrs. S. N. McChesney will be
hostess to the Cleaners Glass of the
Methodist Church in her home on
Friday evening. Assisting hostess
es will be Mrs. John Hodge and
Mrs. Orin Slagle.
Mrs. Walter Reitz and Miss
Elizabeth Van Meter are attending
the Women's School of Christian
Service at Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Berschet
and children and Mrs. M. z. Rob-
erts spent the weekend in Paris,
KY.
The Quarterback Club is spon-
soring a Fourth of July celebration
to be held at Southeastern High
School on July 3rd and 4th, accord
ing to Jim Florence, president and
general chairman of the event.
Proceeds from the affair will go to
help purchase lights for the ath-
letic field. A program of entertain
ment is being planned with rides
booths and sports events for chill
dren and adults. The celebration
will be climaxed with fire works
display on Monday evening.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-01
PLUMWOOD
and RESAcA
Community News
Mrs. Glen Dillon Reporter
Resaca Phone No. 7-2305

DR.. and Mrs. J M. Morse have
had as their guests the past week,
DR.. and Mrs. Wilbur Mcpherson
of Little Rock, Arkansas, Mrs.
Hildegarde Harrington and daugh-
ter Shelley of Jackson Mississippi,
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Ziegler of
Tice, Florida, and Detroit Michi-
gan. On Sunday they were joined
by Mr.. and Mrs. William Morse,
Mrs. Thomas Kreamer and son
Morse of Milford Center, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B Spain, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Boughner and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Jordon and child
rem of North Lewisburg, and Miss
Janice Dillon of Resaca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Epps and
daughters of near Raymond were
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Murry and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. liner Byerly had a
lawn party for Mrs. Donald Col
Inns birthday on Sunday evening.
Enjoying the evening were, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Sanford, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sanford of Plumwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Van Schoyck
of Mt. Sterling, Mrs. Frederick
Pfleeger of st. Petersburg, Florida,
and the guest of honor and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Col
Inns of West Jefferson.
Miss Cheryl Litter, Daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Littler, is
spending a few days with Miss
Carol Webb of London.
Mr.. and Mrs. liner 6yeriy and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Byerly attend
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-01

Sewing across sandpaper will
sharpen a dull sewing machine
needle.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-01

versity, Athens, this fall, is a coun-
sellor at Red Raider youth camp
near Cleveland.
Guest day was observed by the
Philea club Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Briggs Neer. Mrs.
Roger Sharp and Mrs. Leo Cap
linger arranged the program. In
teresting pictures of Mexico were
shown by Mrs. Jeanette Lee,
guest. A salad course was served to
Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Carl Talbot, Mrs.
Tren McCTfntock, Mrs. Donald
Bowers, Mrs. Joe McNary, Mrs.
Lowell Neer, Mrs. Robert Wells,
Mrs. Lawrence Jones, Mrs. Ralph
Poole, guests, Mrs. Myron Runyan,
Mrs. Leo Caplinger, Mrs. Ralph
Neer, Mrs. Carlton Runyan, Mrs.
Howard Locke, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs.
Robert Bumgardner, Mrs. David
Studebaker, and Mrs. John Good
fellow, members.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-01
S. CHARLESTON
az MRS. n. r. NELSON
ph. 8-8375 & 8-S5O2

Announcement is being made of
the marriage of Charles Francis
Enck, son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Enck of Ashland, Ohio and Miss
Thelma Fritchen on Sunday, June
18th in Ashland. The young couple
left for Seattle, Wash, where Mr..
Enck is stationed. The groom is
the nephew of Mrs D. L. Ballen-
gee of South Charleston. e
Mfr. and Mrs. E. w. fTindall at
tended the funeral services of Mrs.
Louis Tndall held at Farmersville,
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Wells Jones of, Jefferson
vile is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Adams. " - :
2 The June meeting of the Vesper
Flower Club was held in the home
of Mrs. George VirtS Jr., with Mrs:
William Cochran as guest speaker.
The annual picnic will be held at
the July meeting with Mrs. John
Osborne as hostess. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Matson and
John Matson are spending a week
vacationing in Washington, D. c.
MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Gohl were
in Chicago last week attending the
National Retail Grocers Conven-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Robinson of
Havana, Cuba, are the guests of
Mrs. Robinson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, w. Malsbary.
Robert Anderson left Saturday
for two weeks vacation in Mime
sofa.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Ballengee,
Stuart and Barbara, Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. H. Vince and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Van Allen Mattinson and
Rebecca are vacationing in Mich.
The annual Eastern Star-Mason-
,ic picnic was held Sunday evening
at the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John SeSslar.
Sue Roberts and Beverly Coil
spent last week in Washington C..
II. with Beyerly's grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wackman.
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officers were elected: president,
Minor Bumgardner; vice president,
Lawrence Jones; secretary-treas-
urer, Mrs. Charles Krugh. The pro-
gram consisted of ballet dancing,
Jill Bumgardner; trumpet duet,
Susan Bumgardner and David
Locke; piano solo, Diane Wells:
vocal solo, Ruth Ann Jones; Piano
due, Anna Ruth and Nancy Jo
Goodfellow. Members were present
from Woodstock, Urbana, Mechan-
icsburg rural, Springfield and vi
cinity.
Mrs. Artie Damron of Pikeville,
Ky, is the guest of her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Tackett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Casson
and family of Springfield and
Richard Meats of Shawnee Hill,
Ohio were the Saturday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Meats.
Miss Bonadine Runyan and Har-
old Neer, students at Ohio State
University were the weekend
guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Runyan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mahlon Neer.
The Tri Mus Bible class of Trim
ity Methodist church held their
monthly meeting at the Clark
County Children's Home. A tour of
the buildings featured the pro-
gram. A treat of cookies from the
class was given the children. Those
who attended were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Neer, Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs
Neer, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Neer,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shuttenburg,
Mr. and Mrs. Trell McClintock, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wells, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gayle Locke, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Flannery, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
McConkey, Mrs. Bert Rice, Gaye
Neer, Helen McConkey, Dannie
McClmtock.
Miss Shirley Jean Woodman,
who will be a senior at Ohio Uni
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Neal Wilson of Plain City spent
Friday at the Carl Weeks home.
Mrs. Charles (Nettie) Babb, a
cousin of Harry Spring passed
away at Springfield and was bur-
led at Big Darby Cemetery Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Boggs and
children were afternoon callers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Renner of
Columbus evening callers of Mr..
and Mrs. Neal Sherwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roby and
daughters and Tom Roby attend
ed the Ayrshire picnic at Kirkers-
vile Sunday.
Birthday Party
On his twelfth birthday on June
Is, Tom Roby celebrated with a
party. Several contests and games
were enjoyed after which Tom
opened his many nice gifts. Re-
freshments of birthday cake, ice
cream. Kool-Aid and candy bars
were served. Guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Roby and Patti, Frank
Roby, Mrs. Neal Sherwood, Mrs.
Philip Siebold, Karen and Phyllis,
Roby Hennis, Steven and Monroe
Harbage, Jim Smith, Paul Ramey,
Johnny Hostetler, Bobby Shier,
Mrs. Claude Boggs, Carolyn, Beth,
Bill and Jill, Dale Bidwell, Tom
and Jim Wilson, Joni Converse,
Donna Lowry, Sharon Blythe and
Jay Carter. Unable to attend but
sending gifts were Bobby and Al
len Which of Dayton, Jerry Oliver
of Centerburg, Dawn, Denise and
Christine Roby and Carolyn Love-
less.
Grange Contest
In the applesauce cake contest
at Plain City Grange Wednesday
evening there were seven entries
In the Juvenile contest Beth Boggs
was first and Eileen Walk second
i'm the Subordinate Mrs. Hayes
Carter was first, and Mrs. Elton
Roby was second. In the district
talent contests at Bethel on June
10, Plain City Quartette was Sec
ond; and at Pemberton on june
% Plain City had two entries
Doris Mosier played trumpet so.
10 and Mary Shier sang two vocal
numbers. The kitchen curtain and
hooked rug contests in the loca
Grange will be held in August
The Juveniles will have their SOAP
carving and safety slogan contest
at the next meeting, July 13.