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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

Dehbie Reynolds wedding gift
from Metro-the lead in MAR
Ijorie Morningstar." 49,. Marlene
Dietrich's Las Vegas deal Is for
$500 .0oo-for three years.; When
she signed It, two years ago. this
was the highest price for any
lone. And still is. Kay Ken
dali is out and Deborah Kerr
has an inside track for the Ger
ltrude Lawrence role In the Para
mount movie of the Richard
Aldrich best seller. However
there's stili q small chance Con-
stance Carpenter. who replaced
Gertrude Lawrence in THE King
and /" on Broadway, viii beat
Debbie to the signing.
Jack Palance writes that
santa Claus will be bringing his
lnew baby. A bad time for q
birthday. i. Mario LAMA sold
lout q bullfight In Mexico when
the promoters advertised ne
would attend. Dewey Mar
itin's newest mad crush is Peggy
Lee. Dorothy Gish. back
from six months Of meanderin1
lin Europe with sister Lillian
lstars on Broadway in Scar
lO'Casey's new play. Red Roses
flor Me-" with E. @. Marshall
Lillian, so good in might of the
Hunter" managed to sprain heI
foot In Jerusalem.
| MS&A
Warner Brothers are after
Robert Ryan for Prince Bart.
Bob also has been offered . ~
lseries by MIC. about q soft
hearted prizefighter. Aren't they
jall? ~. Bella Darvi is getting
lher divorce in Paris this month
what happened to her Holly.
wood career? /. Did Marilyn
Monroe hy In and out tsecretiy)
for the funeral Of Michael Chick
lhov? Marilyn. without makeup
can walk in crowds and not be
recognized.
Judy Garland Is asking for
1.-THE Pajama Game"--the film
rights are owned by Warmers.
This would be a cinch for Judy
because she prefers to work az
night. However. Doris Day or
Kathryn Grayson has o better
chance, as Of this minute.
The French reviewers slaugh-
tered Marion Brando's British
accent as Napoleon in 'sDesiree. =
But I've discovered why he did
1.-THE rest of the cast were
mostly English and Marion felt
liz he sounded like them. 1t would
be easier to believe that they
were all French.
~ $50
Number one on Howard
Hughes independent slate"Las
Vegas" q sexational musical.
Jane Russell will be starred.
Olivia de Havilland writes. Il
feel that Paris is q suburb Of
Hollywood. ! meet so many
friends here Olivia wants 1t
understood that she Is not giving
up her American citizenship. and
| 1t seares her every time it's mem
toned.
Lew Ayres Is coming out of re-
Itirefnent for the telefilmed Man
ion the Window Sill" Lew, ex-
Itremely religious. spends most cf
his time showing his movies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

THE EVENING STAR washington D. C. - Bis
SATURDAY. OcToBERa 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

We are gathered here today
however. not to shed Q tear oyei
the imbalance of Mr.. Wagner's
balance sheets. That's his prob.
lem. OF greater concern here i
the significance. If any. Of this
vast show Of public indifference
toward "The Bar Sinister"
Nobody around the drama de-
partment is surprised when q bad
picture, soundly thumped BY the
critics, does sensational business
because Dean Martin and Jerry
Lewis are in it. It does give q
man pause. though. when q
movie is unanimously extolled BY
the reviewers and then almost
unanimously ignored by those
urged to see 1t.
*A&
It may be that some mys-
FERROUS force is at work. 1t
could be that things Of this
sort run in 20-year cycles. II
you want to bear this in mind,
you can check on it again In
1875.
It was just 20 years ago, at
any rate, that one OF Holly
woods all time masterpieces,
John Ford's picture called THE
Informer," was released. It OPP
ened here at Keith's and was
greeted with exultant critical
chapeau-tossing, alarums. ex-
cursions and shouts of pure Joy.
1t also was greeted with q great
wave Of public apathy.
II memory serves. the then
manager Of Keith's Theater was
SO stunned by the critical ex-
element that he held the pic
ture over for a second week. In
spite Of the fact that very few
people came to see it during the
first week.
He figured that the customers
were bound to listen to the re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
THE PASSING SHOW
Bar Sinister IS Fine;
This Apathy Bottles
BY HARRY MacARTHUR

We seem to have another "Inforer" midst and
you may as well know people baed The movie
involved time GNs 1.-THE Bar Sinister and among those
bafed Gerry wagner He is head at the Playhouse.
where "he Bar gaspng toward the end Of Of
the saddest fonights Wagner encountered
Evening star., 1955-05-16
SOUTHWEST

62s Maine ave. s.w.-8 rms. kit.
and bath: gas heat; newly dec;
overlooks Potomac Park: $7S mo;
939 Va. ave s.w.-10 rms. baths,
ian and Dept Agriculture, sos 80
mo. c. Il. PARKER, CO.. Ma.
s-2a26. Ii
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719 b ST. NE.

s65 s. per mo. TO Inspect see ianitor
PhELPs 81 Rtsmiiss iac., Il IA. fs sssod' joss ISIS
COLORED - 40Is ILLINOIS AVE
NV rms, kit, bath. utils. furn;
$3.50 PEI, mo. Call MR.. BROWN
o6HosEbMioe 81 siasssii EYE ST, N.w.IDe- ID
sirable apss IN clean SlSs S ass sobS bS
See janitor at 7s5 New jersey ave.
CoEoRHp@siSo OF Il c No' Block S, DAKOTA
AVE. N.E.-3 rms, kit. bath; prtt;;
yatei utilS; iurn;; Ss5 PEI PEE mo. Can
coEoREbMilss oE hHSwEi 81 B 81. Iofa Sc rms.
kit, bath in new apt; building: ten; ten,
Mr.. BRoWN. no. 3-5S2s. lie
COLORED-NR. CAPIToL-2 giant
sissed Tms., klt:: bath; all utils. incl. sS
coEoRE60Tx2BERT SO hAi oiaS2BsiERT ST. ST.,
Triangle, Nichols Ave. bus: 3 rooms,
$75. CAN v. D. JOHNSTON. Hgs 3,
cohoRED-soo 81 0 ST. NV. (near
immed. occupancy: mod. kit. and
full tiled bath plus good room sizes
and ample closet space. storage
and laundry in basement; S75, incl.
all utils. except elec. See janitor or Or
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 724 14th
St; NV; MA. s1s$45; 3; ,,,v ro r,Np
ant. again! Honestly It's q steal!
Only $62. so and utilities. You'll
have a large and bright living room,
bedroom, kitchen and tile bath, re-
frigerator and stove included. See
Mr.. Jackson: 333 54th st; n;e,' Apt, Ap5tI,
18th st. NV. Ma. s-2345. -16
COLORED-I231 10th ST. NE
Modern c-rm.. kit. and bath apt.
Conv. to everything. Rent S62 so mo.
Call MR.. DUVAIL, DI. 7-6400. IL
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APTs. UkFURNlsHED-Mp.

BETHESDA, Md and . bedrooms,
UEL q. BoGLEY, INC, Oh. 4-1270.
ROCkVILLE--i and 2 bedrooms. liv.
ing room, dinette, kitchen, bath and
rear screened porch; near schools
and shopping center; S65 to $50 per
CORAL HILLS, D. G. 6 Lne,-s bsdrms:.
Shops. school. bus. 10. s-70sS. -I9
BERWYN, College oark, Md. 5 minis.
Md Univ. Lily. rm:, bedrm.. kit,
bath: RIA H:25o0. RA. $4,000. -19
SILVER LIVE SEEING seea1 ove1ldoEnS ovsy gis
excel. closet space, separate dinette.
laundry and storage facils.. TV an
tenna. From $50, including utils.
Adults MRS. WHEELER, JU.
coGsifikys1DE. 5Sii MD.-1st f., End f,
very reasonable. Wa. 7-4sao, IT
CHEVY CHASE LAKE bedrm., liv.
rm., dinette. kit. and bath. Com
pletely redecorated. New stove and
Tefgr,; p s75; call :; o.a 4. HUMPHREYS
skvEa RessSFS sPRiNS2Near Nj s9SR9 Georgia ls and
Kit. and bath; $3.50 mo. utiis:
incl. JU. 9-3490; after 8, LO. 5-4s00.
TAKOMA PARK-1-bedrm. apt, con-
venient to transp. and shopping.
JU. 9-00s5 after 5:15 pm.
SILVER SPRING = 2-bedrm. terrace
apt: pvt. entr. In 8 unit bldg. utils
incl, 500.
Also ! bedrm. apt. avail. June 1,
$40 up.
p D FORD. JU. s-5106: eyes,. sP.
4.7453. is
CHTLLUM TERRACE
one-bedrm. apt, S92 so
incl utils Air cnrd nntinnal nirec-
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEXANDRIA-ROSEMONT-For peo-
pie Of taste. Small house on large
lot. Exclusive section. EXQUISITE
furnishings. Beautifully handicapped.
Responsible tenant desired, For IN.
spection. phone XII. 9-1642. 30
BETHESDA-Two-bedrm. Cape Cod;
s5 sss5eensa p9rsh' s,st Ue tS ssnt' sya Sn. ty rms
to Oct. is: Sis5. OIL. e-45ss. so
CHEVY CHASE and bedrm,, q
bath ramblers. $225 up; z rooms,
Sos baths slso; sssx MS NR !. pusNINGss ESss
Chevy & CHASE, Nd. MaD;-Assi, Sa,s.. Chsyy
ssS6 mo. EA. s-1sSs or ~. 5-5S54.
s.BEDRm.. semidstaehed. ayaiiasl.
e,o My go soK 6o7 I & !, Wayne ss,s, s., Ar, Ar
D}sRRRiaicTs. FIJI sfS1sasTi NV. nearDv Md. and Va.
$3.50 . ELLA EEIyAH ge J. Arnold: sfs icoi.,
rWssssH' v & T. AREAEsbtes Rft. EN- sbsSSa bsj aseo-
to screened porch, full din. rm..
washer. Cool Comfort. M. shops, s
buslines. CIV svail) $3.50. AID.
FoXHALLL VILLAGES months. june
l-Scpt. 1. No children or pets. Liv.
rm.. din. rm., kit, bath, 8 bedrms..
compl furn.; full bsmt., auto. wash
sr; lss front perch, yard; $3.50 mo.
GARRETT PARK. Md hr. from
White House; new mod. house; mod.
furn.. hedrms., all-purpose rm..
liv. rm., din rm., -2-car earport, all
linens. silver incl; for July and
Aug. only; $3.50 per mo. Lo. 5-o3sb.
NEAR NATL. CATHEDRAL on Wis.
ave.--3-4 bedrms.. Ia baths, large
liv. and din rms, front and rear
porches. pvt. drive: very comfortably
furn; auto h.: occupied now by
member of N. A. T. o.: avail. after
June Is: 1925 per mo. MR., KLEIN.
OIL, 2-4274 for appointment. -16
PENTAGON IS minutes. Large liv.
rfn.. wall.to-wall rug, TV, mod.
furn.. bedmS., auto. washer, disp..
cool Swim. privil. Ideal for group:
S160. Call AD. 1910.
N. ARL., 5 min. Pentagon,. 210 N.
Columbus st.-3 bedrms.. Ia baths.
rec. rm.; nicely furn.; immediate
$3.50 ASK-usl REALTY CO., ia.
FoGGY BOTTOM HOUSE avail. june
through August !; / bedrm.. kit.
bath. patio; parking area; S110:
completely furn. ia. S-6109.
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APIS. UNFURkIsHED-vA.

Columbia pike at Fred
now. Beautiful and spacious Lying.
dining room combinations, large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
ment. parauet floors. Venetian blinds:
8 exposures: utils. furn S96 mo;
One bedroom. $3.50. For mo car
cNE SA Sasa3o 1a6 g BEDRM. APIS. n.sr
and Sa5 Der mo. Incl. all utils. See
s-ssss: after 8 pm. ia, a-s29s.
WALKING DISTANCE Fort, Myer;
parkinr: 1slId ss. air 'oen cend svaiiabIe BED:
9ninn smf;; s54.S9 jA 9.sR2ss Rlssss util'' sMlIis
ARLmBest RI. area; ] an and S,stsnrs hsarmit; Il
sSdp As He etr estssss S0Gdsd sd 5ss sSs fSs NJ
als6ss I'd. 4014 Columbia pike pieS "a
rAILs iy2;V VcHuRcH-1-bedrm ant. scr.
Rss es S0nS Dv to no%s saSe'ss7ss s7ssS 49, 'Fsnsss
rSFG rsGsP. myrn AND KENT. Area Fso
Des. 1-btdrm. apts.; 1st or 2nd a.:
rsdes;; syseli Ii lSe.; SO incl, WE, Hs1s,
ESI hEALI1 w. JA' TO
ARL.-Air cond.. redec. bedrm.
apt, fenced yard. $7h plus utils.
IA. 7-191a or EN-. 2-3277. 20
in, near Arlington Tow
ers; beautiful eff1c. and bedrm;
Secluded area. Adults only. 500
and SS2. so. ia. S-1133. --29
ARR. Close in. near GEORGETOWN; 1
bedrm., well kept: quiet wooded arss.
Adults only. $50. 30. ia. S-1133.
Out Wilson blvd, left on Oak st, to
1900 10th rd. North. -29
ARL., ST5-1- -bedrm. apt; modern,
fireproof apt. bldg. 1 blk stores.
busi no children. restricted. No
CLAINT PROPERTIES. ia. 2-330O.
ARLHNGTON-1-bedrm. apt. air con-
minutes Pentagon; 500 mo. "a.
8-7477 weekdays: ia. 6-12S3 after
ARLNGToN-ses-1 bedrm.. near
transp.. stores, Fort Myer: heat. hot
water, auto. laundry. Phone EN-.
3-567s, days; or EN-. 3-e20s. eyes.
PARK-4-yr. -old semidet.
brk., lots Of extras; 6 rms, bath,
1st-fjx pdr. rm.: priced right. good
termM Ewes, RA. 3-13sa. PRESS
REALTY CORP, ST. 5-931e. --21
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COLORED -
500 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE. =,
Q extra lge. rms. kit. and bath: all
utils, incl, $40. Call Mr.. Dell; JAMES
L. DIXON g. CO., ST. 3-7200. Ewes,
JU. S-1512. 1t --l6
COLORED
17H8 s st. n.w.-Convenient loc.;. 2
lge. rms, kit. and semipvt. bath;
S65 mo-, incl. all utitls. except gas.
Manager on premises. 16'
COLORED
2432 Queens Chapel I'd, me-, Apt 8
TWO BEDRMS.. liv. rm... din,,. kit.
and bath, S75 per mo. plus utils.
p. T CONSTRUCTION CO.
1925 Vermont Ave. NV. ST. 3-2l66
CoLoRED-1716 A ST. Sc.
Apt. Ia rms. kit. bath; $50.
1912 A sT. Sc, APT. 8
" rms. kit bath; $50.
2O5 End ST. S.W.
5.rm. house; newly reconditioned;
WV JAMES ]. RUPERT
1921 7th st, NV. ~
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-05
Methodist Young
Folks At Camp

Eleven Intermediates of the
Methodist Youth Fellowship were
in attendance at the intermediate
Camp last week at the Lancaster
Camp Ground. Mrs Mary Beatty
was a counselor at one of the
camp cottages.
Mr.. A. M. Shenefelt taught a
class on Wesley - The Man Who
Changed An Age" and also spoke
each evening at the Vesper Serv-
ices conducted in "The Chapel in
the Woods"
:. Those in attendance were Mary
Fender, Loisann LukenS, Celia Bid
we'll, Carole Smith, Carolyn Green,
Sandra Rowe, Gary Peters, Tom
my Robson, Dennis Fetter, Jim
mie Fetter and David Brokaw.
Mrs. Robert Dillingham; is
counselor at the Senior Institute
this week at which there are fif-
teen from the London Church in
attendance.
Attending from the London
Church are: Donna Folan, Beverly
Hanson, Norma Jones, Georgiann
Brokaw, Sue Dillingham;, Rebecca
McSavaney, Cathy Liller, Darlene
Duffey, Imogene Harrington, Joan
Morris, Clarabel Wilson, Kenneth
Justice, Douglas Stuthard. Robert
Bidwell and John Harrington
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-05
WORTHWHILE CLUB
PICNIC JULY

The annual picnic for members
of the Worthwhile Club, will be at
the Youth Building at the fair
grounds on Thursday, July z, at IL
o'clock, members asked to include
their own table service.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Clinton
Stickel, Mrs. Ernest Wheeler, Mrs.
Everett McSavaney and Mrs. BeS-
sic Livingston.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-05
Londoners See
Spectacular
Program At Berea

Mrs. Harold f. Drury, Logan
Avenue, Mrs. Maynard Dickerson,
and Miss Grace Ballenger, South
Main Street, with Miss Ballenger's
sister, Mrs. Ed Smith, (Bess Bal
lenger) of Leesburg, spent the
greater part of last week at Berea,
Kentucky, and hoped to go to Pine
Mountain Settlement School in
Harlan County.
They were in time for the gala
opening of Paul Green's Wilder
ness Road" a stirring drama of
Civil War Kentucky which open
ed on June 90 and runs through
Labor Day.
This film was made by Phil
Hernden of the Walt Disney Pro-
ductionS, who spent several days
this spring on the Berea College
Campus making films for new
educational television program to
open this fall.
At the request of Olga Lindquist,
public relations director at the col
lege, he remained to make a Sec
ond film which will be used as a
part of the Berea campus tours
during the Wilderness Road" sea-
son this summer.
For those interested in this
school and intensely interesting
section of Kentucky, the film
shows the college in normal ses-
sion. Aspects at the college that
might be missed by the casual
tourist were included in the
shots, such as Chemistry, and
Physics Laboratories, Country
Home and Pre-School, two Burn
eSe visitors discussing their coun-
try'S problems with DR.. Flu Liang
Chang'S class in social science, etc
Berea College tours starting
from the newly decorated hospital
ity center at Boone Tavern, will
occur several times a day and viii
be by foot or by bus; one hour BY
foot, two hours by bus, either
one without charge. These will in
clude among other spots of inter
est, the Museum, College Library
Art Building with exhibit of stu
dent art work; a class room where
the film will be shown and many
campus industries and gift shops
Guides, many of whom are mem
bers of the Wilderness Road cam
pany, as we'll as college students
will wear distinguishing dress, witt
Berea. made accessories. A specific
schedule will be worked out a
the beginning of the season for tn
convenience of the public
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Day, Eas
First Street, spent the week enc
in Ada. They were accompanied b.
their daughter, Cindy, who remain
ed for a weeks visit with he
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ] ID
Judkins.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-05

Miss Mary HoWsmon, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Howsmon,
London, R. r. 3, and Paul Richard
Mouser, exchanged marriage vows
in an open church ceremony in
Lafayette Methodist Church, Sat
urday evening, June the eleventh
at seven-thirty o'clock. The Rever-
end Harley p Bennett, performed
the double ring ceremony.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mouser, 212 Vir-
ginia Avenue.
: For the decoration of the church
bouquets of white gladioh were
used on either side of the altar
with two seven b~anched Candida
bras for lighting. White satin bows
were tied on the ends of the pews.
A half hour of music preceding
the service, was presented by Mrs.
Kenneth Rapp, pianist and Mrs,
Kenneth r. Fichner, soloist, who
sang, Always" and Because" and
the Lords Prayer" during the
ceremony.
The brides sister, Miss Betty
Howsmon, her only attendant,
wore a floor length gown of pow
der blue dacron. She wore white
flower half-hat and carried pink
daisies.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her brother, Keith
Howsmon, wore a floor length
gown of Chantilly lace and nylon
tulle over net and satin. 1t was
fashioned with a basque bodice of
lace; illusion neckline with appli-
qued motifs of the lace and Mand-
arin collar; self-covered buttons
down the back; long lace sleeves
coming to points at her wrists;
very bouffant lace over-skirt in
Redingote effect showing the pleat-
ed nylon tulle in front, shorter in
the back showing the tulle skirt
that was worn over net and satin
skirts and an old-fashioned hoop
skirt. Her fingertip veil of import
ed silk illusion, was caught by a
lace pillbox trimmed in seed
pearls. She carried a white orchid
encircled with shattered white
NUNS on a white Bible.
Jack Thompson of London per-
formed the duties of best man.
Guests were seated by Charles
Dowler and John Adelsberger, both
of London.
The Howsmon home was deco
rated throughout with summer
flowers for the reception for inn
mediate families and a few close
friends. The brides mother, wore
a blue and white nylon frock with
navy blue accessories. The bride
groom's mother wore blue and
white crepe with white accessor-
les. Both had corsages of red rose
buds.
The brides table was centered
with four-tiered wedding cake
baked by her uncle, Orville Hows-
mon of New London. Hostesses for
the reception were, Mrs. John Ad-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-05

Mrs. Harold S. Welsh, Mrs.
Sletus Higgins, social delegate,
Mrs. Darwin Keye, business dele
gate for 1ota Beta Chapter of Phi
Beta Psi Sorority, will attend the
Iorty-ninth annual national conven-
ton of the sorority in the Hotel
Mark Hopkins, San Francisco, Cal
hornia, July IL, II and 13.
Mrs. Welsh will fly to San Fran
CISCO Tuesday and the two dele
gates accompanied by Miss Doro-
Thy Street, will entrain Friday for
the west.
The sorority's national project,
support of two research workers
IN cancer, will be highlighted in an
address. Cancer in Children" by
DR.. H. E. Thelander of San Fran
CISCO. Progress reports on the pro-
lect will be given by Mrs. William
blair, National Grand Treasurer,
and Mrs. Russell Hoskins. Nation
al Grand Second Vice-President.
Social activities will include an
informal reception on the evening
OF July 10 for early arrivals; a
luncheon, Romance of Califor-
MAS Yesterday" with California
Chapters as hostesses; a dinner
with the Arizona Chapters as host
esses using "Saguaro Land" as a
theme; a Continental Breakfast at
the Top of the Mark; a tour of
San Francisco with lunch at the
Cliff House "a closing night ban
quet with Oregon Chapters using
Portland Roses" as a theme.
Reports of national officers,
summaries of outstanding chapter
activities, a memorial service, mod
ell initiation, presentation of a.
wards, and the installation of Of
ficerS will be included on the pro-
gram.
Officers to be elected for a two
year term are National Grand
President and National Grand
Vice-President. Mrs. Harold Welsh,
London, Ohio, is an announced
candidate for President.
National Grand Chapter will
meet in the Hotel Mark Hopkins
from July 5 to 10 Included are
Mrs. c. R.. Vancil, Springfield,
Illinois, President; Mrs. Herman
Hofferkamp, Springfield, Illinois,
Secretary; Mrs. Harold Welsh,
London, Ohio, First Vice-President;
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-05
Plenty Good Times On July Fare
For London Country Club Members

WEDNESDAY, JULY 6 - Mems
Dinner at 7:3O, program featuring
Ted Guarsci, pro at the club.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6 -
SAT. JULY 9 SUNDAY, JULY
10 - Qualify for Mems Champ
ionship Tournament.
! TUESDAY, JULY II = Invita-
tional Bridge Luncheon at London
Club.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20 -
Dinner Bridge, committee to be
announced later.
SATURDAY, JULY % - Mid
summer dance, committee to be
announced later.
SUNDAY, JULY 81 Mems
Four Ball Calcutta, 18 holes.
And so concludes the chronicle
of July events, with an even fuller
schedule to be announced come
August l.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Murray c. Lohr
and their daughter, JEANNE, East
High Street, spent the week end
at Penn State College, Pa, guests
of Mrs. Lohr's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ram
Sey and family.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-05

Time again to turn the calen-
dar and start recording of Social
activities for the month of July
at the London Country Club.
The regular Tuesday luncheons.
nave been set up with the follow
ing hoStesses:
TUESDAY, JULY 5 - Mrs. o.
w Bridgman and Mrs. r. F. Lay
bourne.
TUESDAY, JULY II - Mrs
Joel Cutler and Mrs Paul Alexan-
der.
TUESDAY, JULY 19 - Mrs
Russell McShane and Mrs. Gene
Kidwell,
TUESDAY, JULY 26 - Mrs. r.
N Audrey and Mrs. Paul M. Dwy-
er.
So much for that, but then there
are other things to attract the
members and guests whom they
may take out on occasions.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-05
Stroupe Guests
Enroute Abroad

Recent guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stroupe,
East Fifth Street, were her niece
Mrs. G. L. Robertson, Col. Rober-
son and their two sons, Jerry and
Tom.
The Robersons were enroute
from Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, to
Paris France, where Col. Rober-
son, was selected by the u. S.
Army, as this years candidate
from the Army to attend EcoIe
Superieur de Guerre (War Col
lege), for further study. For the
past four years, Col Robertson has
been instructor of Allied Officers
(officers from foreign nations) at
Ft. Leavenworth. His new tour of
duty is for three years, which will
be divided between Paris and Ger
many.
The Robersons also spent part
of their time with Mr.. Stroupes
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ogan *.
Stroupe, Elm Street.
Their daughter, Miss Carolyn
Robertson, a student at University
of Kansas, near Ft. Leavenworth,
who was unable to come to Lon
don with her family, has been ac-
cepted on Sweet Briar Scholar
ship to spend her Junior college
year at the Sorbonne in Paris.
She expects to return to this coun-
try for her senior year at the Uni
versity of Kansas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-05
LILLY CHAPEL PING
HAS OUTING

The Past Noble Grand Council
of Lilly Chapel Rebekah Lodge,
was entertained by Mrs. Lydia
Forrest and Mrs. Jannette Jones at
the Shelter House on the Forrest
farm on Big Darby Creek last FRI
day. Enjoying the evening and des-
sert course with the hostesses
were, Mrs. May Myers, Mrs. Mar
garet Wilson, Mrs. Helen Gallo
way, Mrs. Neva Webb, Mrs. Ethel
Miller and Mrs. Martha Kellnar.
~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. James McManus,
Mrs. Mary Eileen Poe and son,
James and Harry Greve of Dayton,
were guests at dinner last We'd
nesday of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Corbett, Gregg Road.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-05
Past Officers Have
Luncheon In London

Past secretaries and treasurers
of the Order of the Eastern Star
OF Chapters in the 18th District
had a luncheon meeting last Sat
urday at Coover Memorial Club
House, North Main Street.
Mrs. Glenn Bi6well of West JEFF
ferson, is president of the group
which includes chapters in Spring
field, Sedalia, Hamilton, Cedar
vile, Jamestown, Now Carlisle,
West Jefferson, Plain City, Christ
iansburg, South Charleston, Mt
Sterling and London.