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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
Minor Accident,
Stolen Car Case
On Patrol Record

The State Highway Patrol re-
ported that Bob butcher of Lon
don, was forced from the Old Co.
lumbus Road at about 1890 am.
Sunday morning. butcher stated
that he was proceeding east on the
road, and about to enter a bridge,
when car going west forced him
to pull to the right where he struck
the bridge abutment. The other car
left the scene of the accident. Po-
lice said butcher was not hurt.
On Saturday night, Patrolman
Ray Brandon stopped a speeding
car, on US. 40 near here, and
check with the driver disclosed
that the car had been stolen from
a Dayton parking lot. The driver,
whom police identified as Oscar
Lee Cook, 27, of Dayton, was
held in the Madison County Jail
for Dayton authorities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
Re-AppraisaI System Adds
To County's Land Values
Farm Bure au Will
Have Annual Me ct
On September II

The Madison Farm Bureau Co.
op annual meeting will be on
Tuesday evening, September 27, 8
pm. at the Deercreek Twp. school
at Lafayette.
Program for the evening will
include the business session, a
warding of door prizes. refresh
ments, and dancing.
During the business session, two
directors of the Coop Board are
to be elected for a three year
term. The nominees are: Leslie
Laird, Ernest Vallery, Delbert
Grouse, and George Ropp.
Following the business session,
20 door prizes will be awarded to
Coop members and patrons. The
grand prize, for Coop members
only, will be a Cockshutt manure
Spreader.
Music for the $3.50 dance will
be furnished by the Al Bettinger
Orchestra.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
Miss Anna Foody
Dies In Columbus

Miss Anna B. Foody, a native
of London, died Monday in st.
Anthonys Hospital, Columbus.
She was retired employee of
the State Bureau of Motor We
hicles and was one of family of
six boys and six girls, of whom
only three sisters survive: Mrs.
John Tougher and Mrs. Catherine
Dean of London and Miss Mar
garet Foody of Columbus.
Requiem High Mass at $50
Thursday morning in Immaculate
Conception Church, Columbus,
with interment in st. Joseph's
Cemetery, Columbus.
Friends may call at the Egan-
Ryan Funeral Home, Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
Schools Receiving
Surplus Supplies

Mr.. Rolla D. Webster, county
school superintendent, announces
that the distribution of govern
ment surplus cafeteria supplies for
the county schools will be made
soon. He said that there are 298
packages in this distribution, which
is a large one.
Mr.. Webster is hoping to have
the supplies distributed to the var
ious schools by truck, rather than
stockpiling them at the Deercreek
School as has been the practice in
the past.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
Mrs. Burnham Dies
In Massachusetts,

Funeral services for Mrs. Locke
Burnham, who died at her home in
Pittsfield, Mass, Friday, were held
in Pittsfield Monday.
She was the wife of Mr.. Burn
ham, a retired official with the
General Electric Corporation in
Pittsfield, who was son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Burnham,
prominent in northern Madison
County for their entire lives. He is
a cousin of John L. Houston, of
near London.
A son, Bruce, who is public re-
lations for General Electric in
Pittsfield, and two grandchildren,
also survive.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
Dave Howard EnIists
In u. S. Air Force

David R. Howard, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard, 81
Riley Avenue, enlisted in the Air
Force prior to the cut off date of
September's enlistments.
Airman Howard is a 1855 grad
uate of London High School and
was active in athletics. He is pres
emily assigned to Sampson Air
Force Base in New York State for
his basic training.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
Former Resident
Dies In Florida

Ray Morrissey, former London
resident, died after about years
illness, at a hospital in Miami
Florida, Sunday evening, accord
ing to word received by relatives
here.
A son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Morrissey, he was born and
raised in London, but had been a
resident of Miami for many years,
Survivors include his wife, Alice;
two daughters, Mrs. Edward Rom
ph and Mrs. LASER Alexander and
a son, Ray, Jr., all of Miami; two
brothers, Edward of Flint, Michi-
gan and Vincent of Columbus.
Funeral and burial services ir
Miami Wednesday morning.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
PTO Of Madison
Local Will Meet

Mr.. Robert Trehearne, head of
the Madison Local School, an
nounces that the first meeting OF
the Parent Teachers Organization
will be held on Thursday, Septem-
Der %, at the school building,
starting at 8 pm.
There will be an introduction of
the new teachers of the school and
a general planning of the school
year program for the organization.
All parents are urged to attend
and meet the new staff.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
ONE WlNNER!

The 1855 FOOTBALL CON-
TEST started off with a bang
this week with a record number
of first week entries. Martha
kidweII scored 20 winners and
takes down the prize for the
week. Mrs. kidwelI missed on
the Wichita-Arizona state
game which was tie and the
neutrality-suspicious. State up
set which Louisiana State won.
Congratulations for some fine
football forecasting, Mrs. Kid
well.
Don't forget, fans, that ties
lose unless THEY ARE PICK
ED AS TIES! Also, get your
entries in on time. DEADllNE
FRIDAY BEFORE Pm. En-
tries must be in this office or
postmarked prior TO that time.
Thanks!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
Title Bout Cancelled
By Hurricane Threat

Word was received here that the
title bout between heavyweight
champion Rocky Marciano and Ar
chic Moore scheduled Tuesday,
Sept. 19, 1855 for telecast at 10
pm, had been cancelled.
The hurricane situation was CIV
en- as the cause.
IN MT. CARMEL HOSPITAL
Richard Hood, Elm Street, who
has been patient in Mt. Carmel
Hospital for treatment for virus
infection, is reported improving
with possibility that he may re-
turn home later this week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
So. Charleston Man Is
Arrested In London

London's Police Chief German
L. Clark reports that Herbert
Sharp, of South Charleston, was
arrested over the weekend on a
charge of driving while intoxica-
ted. Sharp was fined $50 and costs
and sentenced to three days in Jail
in Mayor Speasmaker's court.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
Fire Department
Called To Motel

The London Fire Department
was called to Cordle'S tourist
camp, west of London on u. S.
AZ, at about $40 pm. Monday,
Sept. 19. Firemen reported a mat
tress in one of the trailers had
caught fire. The occupant had left
some time before the fire was dis
covered. The loss was confined to
the mattress, and the owners had
almost extinguished the fire upon
the arrival of the department.
PAUL MURRAY
UNDERGoEs OPERATION :.
Paul Murray. 237 South Oak
Street, is slowly improving follow
ing an operation in White Cross
Hospital. His room number is 41O.
MRS. GARRETT is
IN MT. CARMEL
Mrs. Walter Garrett has enter
ed Mt. Carmel Hospital for obser-
vation. Her room number is $50.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
George J. Ra+Iiff
Dies In Hospital

George jefferson Ratliff, 20, of
Westville, for many years a res
ident of Madison County, died
Wednesday at Mercy Memorial
Hospital, Urbana, following an op-
GRAFTON.
Born in Scioto County, Mr.. Rat
lift farmed in Madison County for
about 30 years and for approxima-
tely the last three years had re-
sided in Westville.
Surviving are two sons, Ray
mond of Peoria, Ohio and George
of Springfield four daughters,
Mrs. Louise Whiteside and Mrs.
Mary Gilbert of Mt. Sterling, Mrs.
Pearl Thomas, Westville and Mrs.
Ruth Hood, of Woodlawn; IL
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs.
Elizabeth Knight and Mrs. Rose
Odle of Portsmouth and Mrs. En-
ma Haines of Jeffersonville; two
brothers, David Ratliff. of Hills
boro and Cyrus of Hamilton.
Funeral services Saturday at the
home of the daughter, Mrs. Pearl
Thomas in WestVille at two o.
clock Saturday. Interment in Plea
SAINT Hill Cemetery, West Jeffer-
son by Blauser and Baker Funer-
al Service, West Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
BIRTHS ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs Pat Sheehy, Mt.
Sterling r. D., announce the birth
of son at Doctors Hospital, Tues
day
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pyle, Mt
Sterling, announce the birth of a
daughter at Mt. Carmel Hospital,
Tuesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-20
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God beginnings Always this
ton been democratic white coored had had
representation with all delegates clerical and lay having seat ana
voice and vote INCREASINGLY have tried to achieve ntegao
without discrimination in all
tons So white and oored have Joined together Clergy
the Diocesan Woans Auxiliary meetings OF the Churcnen Oh
have approached unity without discrimination in all the organized
activities of the Church's work the deanery level
Supreme implements public school integra
ton decree must make effort and influence that
prejudice substituted the of lawthat
lies anarchy Moreover the fact that the solution TINS
grace quote Rev Penick, bishop of
North Carolina his to the Synod
the that
be found fighting against God With opportunity for
brethren this thing
make the word of God of effect through tradition
Obviously practice what preach With patience and
opportunity witness
discrimination understanding
aon with those other who with in the fellow
inherit prejudice opportunity
peudiced and have less % than In brief must strive
for that glad day when fact well theory there shall be
neither shall neither
all efforts thinking
shall
will of my Father which is in heaven
The churehmen's dinner on Tuesday was well attend
ed The Rev. Howard v. HARPER DID, executive director
of the Presiding Bishops Committee Iaymen's Work
was the speaker
The convention banquet at the War Memorial Audi
forum grand affair and largely attended The guest
speaker was the Ven Romualdo Gonzalez. TIL NJ canon
of Holy Trinity Cathedral, Havana, Cuba.
The convention will meet in Sarasota in April 1856.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-30
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AOA
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-30

THE EDITORS NOTEBOOK
We were at Fort Lauderdae this week attending thu
S3rd annual convention of the Diocese of Southern Florida
The sessions held at All Saints Church, the Rev
s. c. w. Fleming rector. The Rt Rev. Henry l. Louttit
D. d. bishop of the Diocese of South Florida delivered
the opening sermon. It that will long be remem
oered.
The convention voted to have this printed in
the conventions journal, the monthly magazine Palm
Branch and also that copies be sent to the press the
ernor of the state and members of the legislature.
Here extracts from the sermon:
text Galatians 1928 as many of you as have been bap-
TIED into Christ have put Christ There neither Jew Greek
there neither bond Free there neither male mae for
We all in Christ.
What has the Christian faith the Christian Church Of
racial anagonsm prejudice? Discrimination
of enforced segregation?
Court Of the United States declared segred
the public Whether we like not or later
Wy Ges means Sre OF In yce or in charity r A
learn to live and work and play together
What part changing pattern
The Episcopal Church is persuaded that the Holy Scriptures
@ IN az G aoy @ 5sn sa n 1Sn bas
ane e6 S % aP Believe o other
therein We dsued because only quotes
ample frequent references "can the Eo
good that passage
mics carried in by
his striking illustration has nothing do with race let alone
a discrimination with particular people
at definite time Even its moral teaching does not
eral principle The that grace people
ed 10 evil do good basic premise
ment theology.
That segregation taught ques-
Abraham
strictly strictly eRGnsd not to mE mng or with other
Seenfored separatenes
based religion and not spngng
abundanty
Moses his people they the
Neither shalt thou make marriages with them thy daughters thou
shalt not give unto his his daughter shalt thou
For they will turn thy following
other GODS will the the knd against
and destroy thee suddenly"
This strong separaeness sesegregaon proved
raelS Their
misunderstanding of what
They with common human ing themselves
special privilege and not for special responsibility.
Their unyedng part contributed the
reputation Crucifxion Lord
Our Lord, of David of Mary was
made segregated world Men, then
patty with understanding of those unlike
sconed all others who spoke not their liquid
that understand cit sounds like
Greek me"
sounded like Ia ba ba, to
depiSed all Gente Goyn brute lacking both
spiritual perception Their
for their negbor
from the remnant left when the Northern Kingdom
exile return nrmarried people and dared
claim to share in ISraerS religion,
ministry OF reconciliation to make ourselves included)
be at with God that be
erng in the past half century up and including the Second
Council
with l64 denominations epreSened) has
elimination segregation based contrary the
Christ and the will eff God
denomination the United States has taken similar
opposing segregation
Anpr
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