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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-02-11

See through cases, in which you
buy powder puffS, make handy
containers for little ribbons, stock
ings, and handkerchiefs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-02-11

SOUTH AMERICAN snow storm
trapped crew of coal miners near
Punta Arenas, Chile. Cat D7 Trac-
tor (above) bulls over five miles of
road buried in blizzard to rescue
miners. (cNs PHoTo)
SOUTH AMERICAN map (below)
shows Punta Arenas, possibly
southernmost point in world where
man-made machines can work.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-02-11
tuesday, February is. 1855. IL O'Clock sharP
23 HEAD OF CATTLE

Shohom brood bred to Hereford ou
Hereford BULL 10 yearlng eedeis Dee ds
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28
Mrs. Carrie Goodson
Honored On Birthday

Mrs. Carrie Lineberger Goodson
was honored on her Both birthday
yesterday with family gathering
at the home of her son, Albert D.
Goodson, in Boyer City.
Mrs. Goodson was born in Ca
tawba county. She was married to
John S. Goodson in 1890. Mr..
Goodson died some years ago.
All of Mrs. Goodson's twelve
children were present for the
celebration. They are Mrs. Eunice
Schronce and Mrs. Bud Punch, of
Maiden, Mrs. Ruth ,Cauble, of Bel
mont, Mrs. Thelma Wilson, of
Mooresville. Frank Goodson, Mrs.
Gladys Sutton, Albert D. Goodson,
Lester Goodson, Mrs. Anna Leigh,
Mrs Avis Freeman and Garmon
Goodson, of Boyer City, and Mrs.
Inez Eurey, of Lincolnton.
An interesting fact about the
gathering was that there were
five generations present. Also fifty
eran d-children, approximately
thirty great grandchildren, and
cne great, great grandchild.
Mrs. GoodSon received many
lovely gifts.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28
Mrs. Kent TurbyfiII
Entertoins Sorosis

Sorosis met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Robert
H. Lineberger in Forest Hills with
Mrs. Kent c. Turbyfill as hostess.
Chrysanthemums, pink camel
las and potted plants were eff
fectively arranged in the home.
The president, Mrs. Albert
Goldsmith, presided and opened
the meeting with a message for
Thanksgiving. Mrs. j. w. Barineau
gave the short topic, a sketch of
Cecil Francis Alexander, VIII o
wrote the hymns, Burial of
Mioses," "Jesus Calls Us Ger the
Tumult," and others.
Mrs. L. c. Nivon, program lead
er, in interesting manner reviewed
the book, Mothers of America" by
Elizabeth Logan Davis. She gave
sketches of Harriet Porter Beech
er, mother of Henry Ward Beech
er, Jane Hampton Clemmens,
mother of Mark Twain, Susan
Wright, mother of the Wright
brothers, Wro flew the first air.
plane, Louise Abigail Mayo,
mother Of the Mayo brothers,
who founded the MayoClinic in
Rochester, Mimi, and Ida Slower
Eisenhower, mother of President
Eisenhower.
After the program the CUES S
were seated at small tables and
served two tempting courses of re-
freShments.
Mrs. B. C. Lineberger was a
Spicial guest.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28
Junior Music Club
Elects Officers

The Junior Music Club met
Tuesday afternoon in the high
school auditorium at which time
officers were elected, as follows:
Judy Beal, pre- S d t; Kay
Frances Smith, vice president;
Rebecca Rhodes, secretary.
The following students partici-
pated on the program, Virginia
Ann Ramsaur, Mary Anna Combs,
David Leonard, Linda Beam, Judy
Lingerfelt, Helen Jean Reinhaldt,
Anne Marie Fitzgerald, Caroline
Burgin and Jerry Elmore.
Other members present were
Beth Barineau, Ricky Ramseur,
Sara Seahorn, Christine Crowell,
Susan Ramseur, Johnny Fitzger-
sld, Nancy Rhodes, Nancy Crowell,
Genna Kale, Judy McCrary, Hew-
lit Harrill, Jean Lander, Joseph
Graham, Carrie Estelle Myrick,
Julia Miller, Becky Collins and
Diana Rudisill, of Cherryville.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28

Miss Amelia Schrum
Gives Priscilla Proqrom

Mrs. John r. Schrum was hos
tess to the Priscilla Book Club
Wednesday afternoon, the meeting
being featured by an exceedingly
interesting program given by her
daugher, Miss Amelia Schrum,
who recently returned home after
three years spent in Austria and
Germany. Miss Schrum, who is
with the Foreign Service of the
State Department, took club men,
hers and guests on a tour of Vien-
ma as she knew it when she was
stationed there.
Mrs. William Hoyle presided
ever the meeting, which was open
ed with a thought for Thanksgiv-
ing.
During the business session Mrs.
C. H. Hinson was elected vice
president to fill an existing vacan-
cy.
After the program Mrs. Schrum
served her guests delectable tur-
key dinner, ending with individual
nince pies. The home was attrac-
lively decorated with arrange
ments of yellow NUNS.
Special guests were Mrs. B. H.
Hamell, Mrs. David Whrlick, Mrs.
Alton Claytor, Mrs. S. H. Steel-
man, Mrs. w. nj. Van Dresser,
Mrs. N. E. Sappenfield, Mrs. Dan
McGinnis, MRS. Claude Holly, Mrs
John Cromer, and Mrs. Duane
Wolcott, of Charlotte.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28
Club Members
Cited For Perfect
Attendance

At the recent annual Achieve
nent Day celebration by Home
Demonstration club members in
he county Mrs. Cleo Finger, Coun-
Y Council president, recognized
he club members who had perfect
attendance records during the
ear. The following were COM
nended for this achievement:
AiKslee Alexander Club: Mrs.
Craig Devine, Mrs. Tommy Rash,
Mrs. Paul D. Shuford.
Boyer City: Mrs. Levey Ross.
County Line: Mrs. Ralph .Coul-
,er, Mrs. Leonard Goodson, Mrs.
lester Keever, Mrs. Hugh Martin,
Mrs. Paul Martin.
Denver: Miss Anne Keener, Mrs.
Asbury Mundy, Mrs. Kenneth Nc
Call.
Hickory Grove: Mrs. Kenneth
Barkley. Mrs. Jack Ramseur, Mrs.
E. E. Schrum, Mrs. Frank Schrum,
Mrs. Theron Wright.
HOwards Creek: Mrs. David
Chapman, Mrs. Charlie Eaker.
Mrs Henry Huss, Miss Matte Prue
HuSS.
North Brook 1: Mrs. Cone Beam
North Brook IL: Mrs. Hugh
Beam, Mrs. Cone Bess, Mrs. Lee
3eSS. Mrs Carl Stevens.
North Brook III: Mrs. L. L..
Houser, Mrs. Kermit Pendleton.
Oak Grove: Mrs. o. c. Carpen-
ter, Mrs. Douglas Chapman.
Salem: Mrs. Clee Buff, Mrs. Pete
Hovis. Mrs. June Summey.
Twin Communities: Mrs. H. B.
Tloninger, Mrs. j. L. Devine.
Union: Mrs. T. F. Abernethy,
Mrs. Coy Lantz, Mrs. Robert War;
lick.
Vale: Mrs. Dan Mosteller, Mrs.
Ernest Wise.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28

In a formal nuptial ceremony
charac terized by elegance and i'm
?ressiveness Miss Alice Braxton,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Jabus
Walter BraXton, and Joseph Hen
~ Hoffman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Frederick Hoffman, were
united in marriage Saturday eve
ming.
The VOWS were spoken in the
First Methodist Church at seven
thirty o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Braxton, after giving
his daughter in marriage, proceed
"a to the altar where he officiated
at the ceremony, assisted by Dr.
Lawrence c. Lii tie, of Pittsburg,
Pa, uncle Of the bride. The double
ring service, with the engagement
ring, was used.
Decorations in the church con-
sisted of a back ground of ferns
md palms flanked by two groups
)t-baskets filled with white gladi-
oli and chrysanthemums. The
scene was lighted with groups of
sraduated candelabra h d i n g
"a hedral candles. Pews for the
families and special guests were
marked with white satin ribbons.
The nuptial music was presented
~ Mrs. DWayne Irwin. of Elkin,
l.ganist, and Miss Carolyn Heaf-
ner, Of Lincolnton, soloist. Mrs.
Irwin played for fifty minutes be-
fore the entrance of the bridal
party, her repertoire including
many beautiful and appropriate
numbers. Miss Heafner sang
Bells of st. Mary's," by Emmett
Adams" Through the Years" by
Youmans, and 1.-The Lords Pray
sr" by Mallotte. The traditional
wedding marches were used.
u h ers were Jay BraXton,
brother Of the bride, Carroll
Heavner Charles Crowell Charles
w. Childs, Walter Lineberger,
Milton Crowell, and L. A. Aber-
nethy, of Charlo te, and J. Ever
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28
Maids And Motrons Meet
With Mrs. B. B. Lewis

The Maids and Matrons C lub
met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. B. B. Lewis at her home in
Forest Hills.
In the absence of Mrs. Paul
Whisonant, the president, Mrs.
Hal Hoyle presided. In her talk on
Thanksgiving she enumerated a
number of things for which the
people of this country should be
2spe cially thankful at this
Thanksgiving season.
Miss Elizabeth Higgins, guest
speaker for the afternoon, gave
he members an exceptionally in
ereSting account of her recent
wo and one half months in
europe with the Methodist Youth
Caravan. She told of her visit to
Norway, Sweden, Ireland, Den
mark, Germany, Switzerland, Ita-
y, France and England. Her talk
was intersperesed wi h the show
ing of slides of many OF the
places visited.
After the program Mrs. Lewis,
assisted by MIS-. w. S. Baskerville,
# Charlotte, served a turkey din
her buffet style Mrs. Hal Hoyle
presided at the table and poured
coffee.
Yellow and bronze chrysan he
NUNS were used as decorations.
Special guests were Mrs. M. l..
duggins. Miss Elizabeth Higgins,
Mrs. w. S. Baskerville and Miss
Maude Mullen.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28
Anna Jackson Members
Hear Native Norwegian

The Anna Jackson Book Clut
met Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. w. w. Glenn, wi; h
Mrs. Glenn, Mrs. l.. B. Wetmore
Mrs. A. K. Froneberger and Mrs.
Fred Allen as hostesses.
Mrs. T. F. Corriher, club presi-
dent, welcomed the members and
guests and presided over the meet
ing. Mrs. F. S. Childs was well
coined back to active membership
in the club after an absence of
several years.
The guest speaker for the af-
ternoon, Mrs. Tohin Seear, of
Gastonia, was introduced by Mrs.
Froneberger.
MRS. Seear, a native of Oslo,
Norway, has been in this country
for number of years. She stud
led at the University of Ohio,
majoring in history, and is now
making her home in Gastonia.
For the club members and
guests she painted vivid picture
Of life in Norway as compared to
'ife in America. She was dressed
in ma i've costume of Norwegian
hand embroidered wool.
Kitchens in Norway, said Mrs.
Seear, are poor as compared with
kitchens in erica. Elec-
tric stoves are not unknown but
here are no refrigerators and no
deep freezerS, and since there is
no way to save food shopping must
De done daily. This chore is made
doubly hard due to the fact that
there are no super markets and
only speciality stores in Norway.
Meat must be purchased at one
store, vegetables at another and
so forth.
Norway, Mrs. Seear said, is a
leiSurely country and families are
very closely knit. They ski togeth-
er, swim and engage in o h r
sports together. There is almost no
social life connected with the
churches in Norway, said the
speaker in closing.
After the program the hostesses
served an attractive tea course to
members and the following guests,
Miss Peggy Burkmyer. Mrs. j. w.
Braxton, Mrs. Dan Boyd, Mrs.
Jack Thompson, Mrs. j. L. Line
berger and Mrs. A. Froneberger,
Of GaStonia.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28
Lovely Dinner Porty
Honors Brides-EIect

Mrs. L. B. Rudisill and Mrs,
John Czarnecki were hostesses at
lovely dinner party Thanksgiving
evening at the home of their par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl R. Hart
man, honoring TWO brides-elect,
Miss Peggy Reinhardt, of Char
lOtte. and Miss Johngy Boggs, of
Lincolnton.
Decorations in the home were
pink magnolia leaves and pink
candles artistically arranged.
The dining room table was
covered with an imported cut work
cloth and centered with a pink
bridal cake topped with miniature
bride and groom. On the table al
SO were crystal and silver candle
holders with pink tapers.
Miss Reinhardt wore a fuschia
red velvet dinner dress and Miss
BoggS wore a light blue dinner
dress. Each wore a corSage of
pink split carna ions presented by
The hostesses. Silver pitchers were
given the brides-elect as honor
gifts.
Mrs. Hartman and Miss Ralph
he Hartman assisted the hostess
es in serving the dinner.
Cues were Mrs. Daily Rein
hardt and Miss Patricia Rein
hardt, of Charlotte, Miss Johnnie
Reinhardt, of Florida, Mrs. Efird
Burris, Mrs. Charles Proctor, Mrs.
Jay Boggs, Mrs. Asbury Howard,
Mrs. Donald Rudisill, Mrs. Bobby
Scronce and Miss Ralphine Hart
man.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28
Gwen RudisilI Celebrates
Eighth Birthday At Party

Ii tie Miss Gwen Rudisill
daughter of Mr.. and MEs. j. C.
Rudisill Jr. celebrated her eight
birthday Saturday with a party at
her home.
Bingo and many other games
were played throughout the after
noon.
Bubble gum and candy pump
kins were given as favors. Ice
cream cup cakes and bottle drinks
we're served by Ms. Rudisill.
Guests were: Frances Cline,
Barry Weaver, Chuck Alexander,
Jay Heavier, Jack Heavier, Ann
Harkey, Joyce Keener, Susie Hines,
Judy Hovis, Nancy Beal. Jerry Sue
Hartman, Jerry Beal, Scotty
Thornburg, Becky Glenn, Sherry
Modlin, Kay Glenn, Barry Black
burn, Bettina Brown, Mary Anna
Combs, Terry Posey, and Dottie
Wardlaw.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28
Miss Sue kee Lineberqer,
3ride Elect, Honored

Miss Otelia Clark honored Miss
Cue Lee Lineberger, popular BRIDE
-lect of December 18th, with a
lingerie shower at her home on
the Lincolnton-Gastonia Highway
on Tuesday, November 18th.
Miss Lineberger was smartly
dressed in a beige faille dress,
styled on princess lines with a
matching jacket. Upon her arrival
she was presented a corsage of
white carnations by her hostess.
Refreshments consisting of
lovely salad course, sandwiches,
and cakes ictd in green and white
were served to the sixteen guests
present.
Miss Lineberger received many
lovely and useful gifts.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28
Cohens Attend
Sons Weddinu

Mr.. and Mrs Saul Nj. Cohen and
daughter, Miss Sarah Cohen. are
il Newport, Rhode Island, where
they attended the wedding yester-
day afternoon of 1t. jg) Irwin
Cohen, U. S. Navy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cohen, to Miss Doris Strauss,
daugh er of MI. and Mrs. Conrad
Strauss.
The wedding was solemnized at
2 O'Clock in the afternoon in Hotel
Viking in Newport.
The bride, native of Newport,
graduated from the Newport High
School and attended Rhode Island
University.
1t. Cohen gradua ed from the
Lincolnton High School and grad
uated from the University of
North Carolina in 1852.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28

EN- C A G E D: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Cooper, of Lin
colnton, announce the en-
gagement of their dGught-
er, Margaret Anne, to DR..
Gerardo ViSo, son of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. E. ViSO, OF
Santiago de Cuba.
The aOedding a0iU take
place December % in st.
Patrick's Catholic church
in Charlotte.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28

ENGAGED - Mr.. and
Mrs. D. B. Gilbert, Sr. an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter, Virginia
Chr iStine (dboUe) to
George Sisk, SON Mrs. Cor
don SiSk. The 1Oedding aOiU
take place December % in
KnorUille, Tenn.
Miss Gilbert makes her
home in KnorUille, aOhere
she holds a position aOith
the Credit Bureau.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28
Aiss Naomi LoveIoce
Wakes Nurses Honor Roll

Miss Naomi Lovelacce, student
nurse at Mercy Hospi al in Char
'otte, has been placed on the hos
3ital honor roll for the first
uarter.
Miss Lovelace is a graduate of
he Lincolnton High School where
he made the honor roll continu-
usly for four years.
She is he daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Lovelace, of Lincoln
.on Route l. She spent the
Thanksgiving holidays here with
ner parents.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28
Dinner Party Honors
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wise

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest WhiSnant
and Mrs. Betty Miller and Sonny
we're dinner hosts Thanksgiving
Day honoring Mrs Whisnant's S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wise
On their fifty seventh wedding an
niversary.
Guests present to help celebrate
the occasion were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Whisna and Donald
Broome, of Mt. Holly, Kermit and
Bryan Perkins, of Iron Station,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgin Kistler and
Tommy Ritter, of Vale, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Ross and son. Bobby,
Mrs. Harold Norman and son, Har-
old, Jr,, of Lincolnton, Route 8.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28

ENGAGED: Mr.. and
Mrs J. H. Tier, of Grouse,
announce the engagement
of their daughter, EUeIyr1
Beatrice (aboUe) to John
DaUid Gilbert, SON of Mr..
and Mrs. CASTOR Gilbert,
Of Lincolnton, Route 1.
The 1Oeddin9 1O1U take
place Sunday, December 4
at IL o'clock, noon, in the
Pleasant Grove Methodist
Church.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28
NOTICE.!

THE TIMES has certain
headlines on engagement and
wedding stories, where engrav-
ings will have to be made from
glossy prints. Please help us by
getting these stories into The
Times office by Friday morning
for the Monday edition and
Tuesday morning for the Thurs
day issue. All wedding and en-
gagement announcements must
be signed by the sender.
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28
Linebereer-Huss
Invitation Extended

The following invitation has
been extended
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Lineberger
request the honor of your
presence at the marriage of
their daughter,
Sue Lee
to
Donald Edwin Huss
on Sunday,
December the eighteenth,
nineteen hundred and fifty-five
at three o'clock at the
High Shoals Baptist Church
High Shoals, North Carolina
A savage tribe is said to have no
word for, "Thank YOU" The ma
tives say. "Do it again."
The Lincoln times., 1955-11-28

From the busiest corner in the
modern ciy to the windblown
country fields, human livelihood
is a product of he land" Morris
E. Fonda, 1.-The Lords Land"
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont
THOMAS ELLIS LODGE,
Attorney fer Plaintiff.

sos d st. NV, Wash. ], D. G.
Filed Mar. II. 1855, Harry N. Huh
Clerk.
UNITED STATES District COURT
for the District Of columbla.-LENA
Estate Of Harry w. Hewlett, Jr.l
Heirs. Alienees and Devisees Of
NATHANIEL MORRIS. Deceased, De.
oRpER OF p6 Hsi.Hc FL 1S
object Of this suit is to obtain Q de-
cree establishing Of record by adverse
possession petitioners title in fee
simple to part Of Lot 116 in SQUARE
1910. District Of colum bia, described
by meteS and bounds in the Bill OF
Complaint, same being assessed as
Lot ss II :As s square ana s1.ss
Upon motion Of the petitioner. 1t
is by the Court. this I4th day OF
,farch. 1855. ORDERED that tie
defendants. the unknown heirs,
a.ieneeS and devfSees Of Nathaniel
Morris. deceased. cause their appear
ance to. be entered herein on or
before the nrst rule day occurring
publication hereof. otherwise this
cause will be proceeded with as in
case OF default: provided copy
hereof be published once q week for
three successive weeks in the Wash
ington Law Renorter and in The
Evening Star. longer and other pub
hcations being dispensed with for
satisfactory cause shown. 49, r. B.
kEECH: judge. tSeal.l A True Copy
iiesI HARRY NJ HULL. Clerk. BY
JOHN 3 3. NooNE, Deputy Clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

T sTqosY BRICK RE DWELLING BEING
i464 CONGRESS PLACE. SOUTH
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No 92Oi
Folio 567 ct sea-. of the land record;
Of the District OF Coiqm aItx s anG y!
thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustees
~ on the sei premises. on TUESDAY. THE
THiRTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY
oo;;eeiiock l9'' PM AT the 9foIlawins.
in the District Of Columbia, and
designated as and being Lot 90 in
Carl w Korby Construction Corpo.
ration's subdivision Of lots in Square
$3.50. as per plat recorded IN the
Once Of the Surveyor for the pis,
folio lie. Subject to building re-
striction line and agreement OF rec,
ord. The above 5-room semidetached
brick dwelling contains tiled bath,
2 bedrooms, hardwood floors. full!
basement, hot-air gas heat. and
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A de-
post of 100000 will be required at
time of sale. Adjustments made as
OF date Of sale. All conveyancinE. re-
eording, revenue stamps. etc. at
cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale
days from day of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risE and
cost of defaulting purchaser, after
five days advertisement OF such
resale In some newspaper published
in Washington. D.
EDWARD K. JONES,
FREDERICK A. ALLNUTT.
Surviving Trustees.
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PERSONAL

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CASHIER, fast and accurate. with
good refs. under as. Excel. cppor-
tunity with est. firm. Box l29-E.
Star. 30
civil ENGINEER. for eonst. layout:
must be sober and steady worker
Give exper and refs. Box 439-E,
Star. -27
CLAIMS ADJUSTER - Large stock
casualty CO., experienced in han
ding of compensation claims State
qualifications and salary expected
Write Box 92-E. Star. -27