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Vacotioners From
California Return
To Their Home

Concluding most enjoyable va.
cation spent in the city visiting
relatives and friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Beal, daughter. Frances
Lynn and son Harold Jr.. OF Oak.
land, Calf, left FOR their homo on
SUNDAY, September 70, Enroute
they win spend several days visit.
ing friends and relatives In 81.
Louis and Jackson, Mo.
While In the city, the visitors
were tho house guests OF Mrs.
Soal's sister, Mrs Alma Jcftcr.
son Of 7o2l Dupont Az \ In hon.
or OF her house guests, Mrs, JEFF
ferNnn entertained with family
reunion ON Monday evening. Sep.
tembor 10, at her home, All mem.
berH OF the family were present
and included Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer
Hueston, parents 90 Mrs. Real
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur IIueston,
aister-in-law and brother, Mrs
Lillian Royator and children, Judy,
Ramon and Roy Jr,, sister. niece
and nephewa, RemlniRcing an
events Of their early childhood.
made the evening happy occa,
sion.
On Tuesday the Californiana
spent n delightful day on a sight.
seeing tour of the city with lunch
At n Minneapolis cafe aa guests II
Mrs Register and Mrs Jefferson.
They were greatly Impressed with
the many points Of interest and by
tho vast growth of Minneapolis,
on "Wednesday evening they
were dinner guests OF Mr. and
Mira Robert Hueston at their
home, 2s2p 3iHt Az y, and on
Thursday evening they were
guests of Mr. and Mrs, ~ Jordan.
Mrs. Jordan In the sister Of Mr..
Beal They were honored with a
cocktail party ON Friday evening,
hoatcd by Mr. r. Lofts, and also
adding 10 their pleasure was the
visit with MI Reals niece and
nephew, Betty and Jerry Heal
The Reals enjoyed the many
night spot attractions OF Mime.
apolis with members of tho fam
lily ON the eve 81 their departure
and II was with many fond mem.
Dries 81 a wonderful vacation that
they departed for home
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Dinner Hostess Mrs Alma JEFF.
ferson. 1921 Upton Az s., was n
charming hostess when she enter
tanned At dinner on September 10,
in honor OF Mrs ThelmR Brown Of
Akron. O. Mrs Brown, a former
resident OF Minneapolis spent two
weeks vacation In the city. Fol.
lowing dinner, guests enjoyed 30.
ciallzing and bricfing the visitor
on the latest happenings In the
city Other guests present were
Burnette Goldman and Mr. and
Mrs Boyd Yancey. Mrs. Brown,
Mr. Goldman and Mr.. Yancey are
cousins of the hostess
birthday Party; When the u
Meet-Us club met at Phyllis
Whcstley Settlement House on
September 20. four members were
honored with n birthday party.
They were the Mines, Grace Berry,
Molly Flowers, Joseph Maxwell
and Mary Monroe. Fifteen club
members were present. The after
noon was spent aocializing and
birthday cards were exchanged.
HghiiRhting the afternoons fea-
uHties, were the four birthday
cakes which were cut by the hon
orees and shared by all. Tho next
meeting Of the club well he held
Thursday. October - at the house
at p. m,
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Breakfast PinOchle Club: Mrs.
John C. Few. 643 Iglehart Av. was
hostess TO the Breakfast Pinochle
club on Saturday. October l. The
group enjoyed breakfast after
which pinochle was played and
prizes for high score were award.
ed to Mines. Earl Brent. NJ. J.
Rhodes and Lafayette Fields. first
second and third respectively. The
next meeting will be at the home
OF Mrs. Earl Brent, 1929 Fourth
Av. s., Minneapolis on Saturday,
October IS.
Vacationlng In Tennessee: Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis II. Scott, Sr., and
sons, Reginald and Lewis Jr.. left
on Monday. October 3, for Nash
vile and Memphis, Tenn, where
they will visit relatives and
friends for three weeks.
Entertains Club: Mrs. Harriet
Bell Smith. 1920 Rondo Av. was
hostess 10 the Social and Literary
Society OF Pilgrim Baptist church
on Tuesday October 4 at s p. m.
III: Walter Allen. $50 w. Cen
trail Av., is confined to his home
because of illness.
Returns Home: Mrs. Birdette
Smith OF st. Joseph. Mo, left the
city on Sunday. October 2. after
spending a week with her daugh-
ter, Miss Maxine Smith, OCT w.
Central Av. Among those who ex-
tended courtesies to Mrs. Smith
during her visit were Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Edwards, at whose home
Miss Smith resides and Mrs. Eula
williams, 500 Rondo Av,
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makes ~ hobby, Refreshments
were served, Enjoying the feativi-
ties were Adriennc Coleman and
Doris Shannon OF 81. Paul, Les
lie Hughes, Percy Hughes III.
Harold Adams and the host.
Booker 4. Washington study
Club, Mrs. G, w, Houaer. ii57 AL
bany Az, st. Paul. was hostess 10
the Booker r. Washington Study
club when Il held It's first meeting
Of the fall season.
Return From Vacation Mr.. and
Mrs, Elmer Smith. 3oi9 Smelling
returned home September 10. from
Cordova, Ala, whore they visited
Mr.. Smiths sister and brothcr-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs, John Porter
and In Chicago, they visited an
other sister and brother-ln-law,
Mr., and Mrs. l., Mann. They left
the city tho same evening for
Peoria and Canton. III. In Canton
they were housegueats OF Mrs,
Smiths brother-ln.law and sister.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Cutwright. On
their return trip home they visit
eli In DcA Moinca, la, and werc
tho housegucHts OF Mrs. Nellie
Green and tho Rev, Mrs, NJ. Bev-
crly.
Week End In Dctroiti Miss
Amanda BYRD. a82o Third Av q.
spent the week end In Detroit.
Mich, Visiting friends she was the
guest OF Mrs. Eva Gilmore. While
abe was In the city an Eastern
Star Chapter gave n televtsion act
To the mental institute at Pontiac.
Mich. and MiAa byrd was among
the group who visited the lnstits-
ton and made a tour Of the build.
inEu, which was an interesting ex.
perienee,
New Additioni kimberle Carrie
In the name chosen by Mr.. and
Mrs, Dennis Hines Br., 36O7 Third
Az, r.. for their new baby daugh-
ter The baby arrived September
20, at University hospital and
weighted seven pounds and eleven
ounces at birth, Awaiting nj home
% welcome their new sister were
Janct and Dennis Jr. Maternal
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs,
earle Williams OF Minneapolis.
PRtcrnal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs, Isaac -, Hines Of Louis.
vile, Ky. Also ON hand In welcome
tho newcomer was her great
grandmother. Mrs, Mamie Nolan
OF Minneapolis,
Family Visitorsi Mira Travis
LyicH and daughters. Karen and
Paula arrived Friday, September
~. for a visit with their sister and
aunt and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Madison Of 3st9 Fourth
Az r.
lIospitaIlI.di v. Stewart Kauf-
man. 32l7 Firth Az. y. In a pa
tent In Veterans hospital. where
he was rushed Wednesday eve
ming, September a. Ills condition
In BtiIl reported aA serious.
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Critically III: Mrs. Earl Bell, 2eI
Fisk St, is critically i'll in St.
Johns hospital.
Matinee Bridge Club: Mrs.
Manly Rhodes. $50 Carroll Av.,
was hostess TO the Matinee Bridge
club on Tuesday. September 81.
Taking prizes horne were Mrs.
Charles Graham. first; Mrs.
Rhodes, second and Mrs. Alonzo
Cotton, third. Mrs. Hattie Walker
and Mrs. Gladys Johnson were
guests OF the hostess and each was
given a gift. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Fred Schuck, S44
Fuller AV. on Tuesday, October
II.
Callfornlans Arrive. When the
Western Airlines plane arrived on
Sunday, October 2. from Los An
geles. Calf. one Of the most
thrilled and excited passengers to
alight was cute little Tana Lynn
Hickman, three year old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tully d. HEX
man. who arrived with her mater
nal grandmother, Mrs. Georgia
Morris. also of Los Angeles. Tana
Lynn is the houseguest Of her pa
ternal grandmother, Mrs. John
Hickman, her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Harper, cousin.
Sharon Harper. all OF 766 st. An
thony Av. The little Miss Is en-
joying getting acquainted with her
new playmate and cousin. Mrs.
Morris is the guest OF her SON.
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Wallace Of 332 Fisk st.
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Kitchen Aids

Raisins for cakes and breads
win be plump and Juicy II soaked
In warm water before being added
10 the batter or dough.
Add new flavor TO dried
prunes by adding few whole
Stoves while cooking. or cook
them in orange or grape Juice.
Cold, hard butter In easy 10
measure II you nh a measuring
cup with water To the desired
level. then add pieces OF butter
until the water level In twice that
height
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07

Lawrence Winters, native
South Caroiinihn, graduate ~
Howard university and = Phi Beta
Sigma. who turned his ideas into
q narration tDpersJ In song II the
leading baritone and main stay ~
New York city crntrTH Dporn
Company The star along with
others IN title robes N1lI open m"
Path aoaETn On oct 2
WinteTH viii be heard IN car.
mon. 'LDys For Three Oranges. "
and "CHvallsftH Eusiicsna' and
other operas not yet announced.
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quickly made II you add canned
mushrooms 20 condensed cream OF
mushroom soup, Use about n
quarter cup Of the liquid from the
mushrooms for diluting the soup
and a little SOY sauce for extra
seasoning.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07

AZ sisters BedAidel Mira. Helen
barnes OF Omaha, Ncb, arrived In
the city Sunday evening, October
2. due 10 tho critical illness Of
her sister, Mrs. Earl Beli of 2gi
Fisk 1t. ~ Paul Mrs barnes Ia
house guest ~ her aunt. Mrs.
Edith Moulden, 3stS Fourth Az.
a
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MINNEAPOLIS

Oct. i2--Mr and Mrs, Robert
II, Taylor, $40 E. tist St, 20
years,
Oct, iS--Mr, and Mrs. orvtllo
Drake. SIS7 Smelling Az, 20 years,
GAL I OCT 7 = lHI.ew iaSFfD
Oct it-Mr and Mrs. H. Pros
ton Ashley, l2oi Second Az. 8.
nine years, MIR. and Mira Harold
Wright. 5000 Portland Az. 10
years.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAU.

ST PAUL
Oct l--Mr. and Mrs. o. c,
priExle, COS Rondo Az; Mr., and
Mrs, Mahion Thomas. 500 Rondo
Az, three years,
Oct. l2--Mr. and Mrs, George
II, Todd, 6SS 81. Anthony Az, Ia
years,
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For Women Only :
by BETTY COOK

With autumns arrival cool weather and formal
entertaining You will be having your Bridge Club luncheon
husband boss and his wife dinner So sug
ges here fine company suitable for entertain.
Indeed is excellent right through the fall and winter
The piece de resistance chocolate pie rich chiffon type
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In a butter coconut crust. which
blends deliciously with the choco-
late filling. Finish off your first
fall luncheon or dinner party with
this ''super-special" pie and your
reputation for serving fine food
will be established.
Cold Weather Company Menu
Sea Food Cocktail
Breast OF Chicken
Mashed Potatoes
Green Peas
Mixed Green Salad French
Dressing
Chocolate Pie Coffee
Chocolate Pie
2 teaspoons gelatine
y cup cold water
2 squares unsweetened chocolate
y cup milk
q cup sugar
u teaspoon salt
u teaspoon vanilla
cup cream. whipped
Butter Coconut Crust
Combine gelatine and cold
water, mix well Heat chocolate
and mike in double boiler. When
chocolate is melted. beat with egg
heater until blended. Add gelatine.
sugar and salt. stir until gelatne
is dissolved. Chill until mixture
begins To thicken. Fold in vanilla
and whipped cream Pour into
butter coConut crust. Chill until
firm (about hoursD
Butter COconut Crust
Spread 2 tablespoons soft butter
evenly on bottom and sides OF O.
inch pie pan. Sprinkle IL cups
chredded coconut in pan, pressing
evenly into the butter Bake in
slow oven 900 degrees Faren-
heiD IS 10 20 minutes, or until
golden brown Cool
Root Vegetables Family FRvorites
Root vegetables can be made
the family favortte II a few points
are kept In mind an they are
cooked
l. Scrub vegetables. then boil
them whole in their skins This
method saves both flavor and food
value. Remove the skin after
cooking. then serve the vegetable
with butter. white sauce or in n
scalloped dish.
q When the oven is being used
for other food preparation. bake
the vegetables, too. Potatoes,
squash and carrots are choice
bakers. the latter with a dash Of
ginger
a little lemon Juice or vinegar
with the fat adds a pleasant flavor
for beets, turnlps or carrots.
Mushroom Sauce
ExtTa-rich mushroom sauce II
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Social and Personal
Il MINNEAPOLIS 4

Entertans Louis ILL., SON OF Mr. and Mrs Louis
NJ Moore OF +32O Third Av, y, entertained few friends at
getogcther his home Saturday evening September
from 80 10 80 The gala evening enjoyed playing
various games watching teevisou aud hghghted with
the host showing his collection model arpanes that he
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL 4

New Citizen: Maurice Eugene Jr is the chosen by
MT ana Mrs Maurice Watts All ST. Anthony Av for their
first born baby boy who arrived September 6 at Ancker
hospital and weighed six pounds and birth Mrs
Pearl Douglas the maternal grandmother and Mr. and
Clarence Watts are the paernal grandparents all of
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In Minneapolis tho sPOKEs.
MAN 10 the paper with the oias-
AlfIod ads.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07

Hundreds Of houses have becn
sold through ads In this papeTs
Want Al section.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Oct. S--Mr. William A. Hanna,
$40 Western Az. Patricia podd,
sos Carroll Az; Mrs Carrie Wi.
son, SST Rondo Az: Cornelius
Tucker, $50 Rondo Az: Mrs.
Earline Galloway, TST St Anthony
Az.
Oct. e--Mr, Nathaniel Galloway,
77o Rondo Az; MIR Clarence
Lewis, SSS st. Anthony Az: Mr..
vickus MCGOWAN. 300 Rondo Az.
OCT. io--Mrs, Helen A. Law
renee, siT lglehart Av.. Thclma
Black, 1874 Timber Lake Rd.:
Mrs ollye A, Gum, TsS Iglohart
Az; Hrs, Helen CLANCY, 697 Car
roll Az; Mrs, l. A. Scipio. 1928
Carroll Av.
Oct ll--Charles Blackburn, b9i
So. Anthony Az; Raymond Brown
Jr, aSi ST, Anthony Av,; Mrs.
Leila A. Smith. St7 w. Central
Av,; Mrs, Yukor Casseli, $40 lyle
hart Av,; Mrs, Ruth Blakcy. Az
w. Central Az,
Oct i2-Jack Allison, aSs Lyle
hart Az; James Richard Inn, SIS
Carroll Az; r. J, O'Neil, S07
Newton Bldg: Charles I'M, pa
81. Anthony Az.
Oct, lS--J. u, Ellis, ola Rondo
Av.; Pearl Mitchell. 8S6 Carroll
Av.
Oct it-MrS. Aurelia GriRaam,
66S Aurora Az; Mrs Anna Hayes,
I'll 81. Anthony Az; Boyd Collins,
6eS w. Central Az; Caroline v.
Brown. S7s 81 Anthony Az: G. E.
Ball. sts N. Dale St: Mrs. Efne
Blair. 52s w. Central Az; Mrs
Charles Lamb, $50 w, Central
Av.; Mrs Frances PEBBLES. $40 st.
Anthony Av.
Out OF Town birthdays -
Oct. 8 Martha Hilyard. Los
Angeles, Calf.
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Oct Theodore Woodland. IIOa
Lyndalc Av, N. Mrs, u. w, Lee.
1880 Hiawatha Az; Robert Pat.
tcraon, 7O4 Fremont Av. N.
Oct . Dorothy wiikcraon.
2l23 Fourth Az s.: Helen Jack
son, bi8 Tenth Az. n: Ronald
Hughes. 3sll Fifth Az g.: Theo.
dorc Hunter sr,. 3bte Clinton Az.
Mrs. Claude Campbell. 1924 Smell.
ing Av.
Oct. 10 Shelton Freeman, All
Emerson Av. NJ; Mrs. LaVernc
Breach. 1912 Elliot Az: Mrs
wynonR II. Simmons. 3Tb8 Firth
Az. e.; Mrs, Jacquelyn Franklin
$500 Tenth Av. s.; Mrs. Susie
White, 1850 Smelling Av.: Mrs
Wanna Glenn, 38I0 Fourth Az. r.,
Patricia Smiley. 400 Bryant Av
NJ
Oct, 1i-Earle Kyle sr., 38a1
Fourth Az, a.; Mrs, TheodoaiI
Martin, 1928 Fifth Az, g.; II, l.
Coleman, oi2 Bryant Az. N; Toy
sic Ann williams. 1851 Portland
Az.
Oct IL Mrs Mildred Miller
1924 E. 18th ct; Truman Pier
son. b747 Nicollet Av.: Robert N
Bannsrn. 1928 MlnnehahR Az.
Lillian WiZon CRllRnd, 3225
Fourth Az &. Debra Kay Ward
3737 Fourth Av. r.
Oct IS Noah Spencer Smith
1892 Second Az n; -. q wade
2t2i Fourth Az, g.: Betty Anne
Fleming, bi8 Tenth Az. n: Albert
Drew. b34 Aldrich Az NJ; Alvin
Baysingcr. 5000 Garfield Az r..
J. X. Collins. $500 Fourth Az. r.;
Mrs. barbara Cyrus. 1868 Clinton
Az: Mrs Leo CrImp, iI47 Lyn.
dale Av ~.
Oct. 14-H Neal. 100 Hyland
Az. N: J E Patterson. 804 Rev.
enth 1t N: Leroy Hall. 1926
Fourth Az. g.: Douglas Moses
Dos Emerson Az. N; Mrs. Grace
Mason. 1901 Third Az g.. James
w. Austin. 1918 Fourth Az q:
James Breeder. 1909 Olson nigh
way. Mary ". Mitchell. 3o25
Riverside Az Mrs Thelma Wade
1921 Fourth Az r. ThereSe Hub
bard. 1921 Fourth Az -
Out 81 Town BIrtbdAyE--
Oct 9-HrH Cora Newman.
Kansas city, No
Oct. 10 Dewitt UutDer. Chica-
go. III; Melvin q Powell, ChIca-
20, III.
Oct. Lucille Roach Ira An
RsI"S, Calf. O Lubs lines. Bait
more. Nd James Toolcy Chlcs-
60. III.
Oct, - nrH George Adams
Duluth. MINI
oct. II Mrs Margaret Brown
AIbuqperque. ~ NJ
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Ceremonies At Va
Hospital Mar. 81
Honor Volunteers

Recognition ceremonies for vol
unteer workers were conducted
Thursday, March 81, at the Veter-
ans Administrator Hospital in
Chillicothe.
Among the many receiving GER
tificateS for volunteer hours, was
Mrs. Mary Lawles of Jefferson
Post POI American Legion of West
Jefferson, who has donated 500
hours for services at the hospital.
DR.. H. H. Bolts, manager of the
hospital, as well as DR.. Restine,
commissioner of Division of Mental
Hygiene of Ohio, praised the vol
unteers for their faithful services
to the veteran-patients and stated
they had the respect and highest
esteem of the entire hospital staff.
May l will be Hospital Day at
Chillicothe with guided tour S
through the hospital facilities, fea-
turing a parade which Governor
Frank j. Lausche and several dis
tinguished guests will preview.
Last years Hospital Day was at
tended by over 10000 people and
many more are expected this year,
officials declared.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
New California
Has Another
Bad Accident

The second bad accident within
a week occurred at the intersect-
ion of highways AZ and 33 at New
California last Wednesday March
30th. This time it was a big truck
which was charged with running
the red light and crashing into an
automobile.
Injured were, Mrs. Catherine
Runnerstrom, 80, driver of the car
and her three year old daughter
Rama of Columbus. Both were TAX
en- to Memorial Hospital in Marys-
vile where the mother was treat
ed for bad decorations of the head
and various cuts and bruises
about the arms and legs. The little
girl received a deep cut on her
nose and head decorations.
The truck driver was Enoch So
we'll, "a, of Nashville, Tenn. He
was not injured and was assessed
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08

Sam r Sharpe VS.. Daisy G.
Sharpe, divorce granted on cross
petition, plaintiff guilty of gross
neglect of duty. No minor child
rem. Property settlement agree
ment.
Nancy Taylor VS.. James r. Tay-
lor, defendant ordered to pay sup
port for minor child.
State of Ohio VS.. Leslie Will
hanson on indictment for escape
from penal institution, plea,
guilty, sentenced to from l to 5
years.
State of Ohio VS.. Frank r.
Lane, on indictment for escape
from penal institution, plea
guilty, sentenced to from l to 5
years.
June Ellen Rhanor VS.. Raymond
Lee Rhanor, restraining order is
sued against plaintiff.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Baby ShoWer For
Mrs. r. w. Miller

The Misses Joyce Ann McGlaugh-
lin, Bonnie Lu mclaughlin and
Betty Jean Edmister, compliment
ed their aunt, Mrs. Ralph W. Mil
Ter, West Jefferson RID, at a
baby shower Sunday, April 3, at
the home of Miss Betty Edmister.
Enjoying an evening of games,
prizes and refreshments were, Mrs.
Imogene Bidwell and Brenda Kay,
Mrs. Elizabeth mclaughlin, Mrs.
Mary Jane mclaughlin, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Thomas, Mrs. Marian Stickel,
Mrs. Martha mclaughlin, Judith
Ann, Peggy Jean and Janet Elaine,
Mrs. Johanna mclaughlin and
Kathy Jean, Mrs. Sue mclaughlin
and daughters, Susan and Betty
Ulery, the honor guest and her
daughters, Donna Lee and Barbara
Jane.
Gifts were also sent by Mrs.
Wanda Edmister and Mary and
Mrs. Ann Fdr1ister,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Local Soldier In
"Aggressor' Force

FORT KNOX, KY.-PFC Their
man Hughes, %, whose wife, Phyl-
lis, lives at 81 Middle dr., West
Jefferson, Ohio, is a member of
the "Aggressor" force which will
take part in the Army-Navy ma
neuver, Exercise High Tide, in
April at Camp Pendleton, Va.
The exercise is an amphibious
operation involving 5000 men. 1t
is designed to develop close inter-
service teamwork in operational
and logistical planning.
The "Aggressor" force. compos-
ed of elements of the 18th Armored
Cavalry Regiment from Fort Knox,
KY, will provide opposition for the
main units.
Hughes son of Mrs. Irene Hughes
3S Whittier, Columbus, entered the
Army in March 1850 and complet-
ed basic training at Fort Knox, Ky.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Will Celebrate
Golden Year
On April II

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thomas,
the former Idella Louise Huffman,
were married April II, 1905 at
London.
They will celebrate their fiftieth
wedding anniversary on Sunday,
April II, with open house at their
home 448 Koeble Road near Gallo
way from two to five and seven to
nine o'clock.
The Thomases are parents of
two sons, Ira L. of West Jefferson
and Roy L. of Marysville. They
have nine grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas still oper-
ate their u acre farm where they
have lived for the last 36 years.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Virginia ConIey
To Convention

WILMINGTON, O., April 5 -
Miss Virginia Conley, Wilmington
College freshman, left today for
Lawrence, Kans., to attend the BIZ
ennial national convention of the
Intercollegiate Association of Wo-
men Students, April 6 to 10, at the
University of Kansas.
Virginia was elected two weeks
ago to serve as secretary of the
Associated Women Students of the
Wilmington campus, for the 1855
Sc school year.
She was valedictorian of her
1854 class at Fairfield High School.
Her home is on route 2, Grove
City.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Home Economists
Need Is Great

Job opportunities for home &C.
onomists are greater than ever,
according to Dr. Dorothy Scott,
assistant director, Ohio State Uni
versity's School of Home Econom-
les. There are not enough home &C.
onomists to fill the jobs available,
she added.
These jobs include: homemaking,
teaching in public schools or col
lege, extension service home econ
omists in business, journalism, ra-
dio, television, clothing and tex
tiles, and child development and
family life. Workers in these jobs
help homemakerS with personal
and family problems.
Girls today are choosing mar
riage and career" instead of mar
riage or career Home 1conomics
training provides good background
for both DR.. Scott concluded.