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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-29
CIVIL CASE HEARD HERE YESTERDAY

The civil case of the City of Sitka vs Indian River Enter prises, Inc, was heard at Z p. m. yesterday afterhoon i1 local U. $. commissioners court.
 Ac.ion arose out of city sales taxes for the first three quarters of the current year, plus penalty and interest, pr a total of $298.6O.
 Margaret Fedoroff, city clerk, was called as a prosecution witness by city attorney War ren Christianson and testified to the accuracy of the a. mounts named in the complaint Fred Paisley, manager of the defendent corporation, also was called and testified he had compiled the sales tax returns in question and the amounts thereon were correct.
 The plaintiff then rested it's case and MT. Easley told the court the bills against the taxi cab company, when he took over it's management, plus current operating expenses, left no funds available for a salary to him or for payment of taxes.
 "A judgment was entered for the City of Sitka, plus in terest at 8 per cent, all costs and attorneys fees in the a. mount of $50.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-29
Sports Trail

turn out to be accurai e were slipped in to confuse the read CTS, thus making the confus- ion practically unanimous.
 Here is the way the New Year looks from here: January
 Michigan Stare, Oklahoma Georgia Tech, TCU and Au- burn among bowl game win ners. Rocky Marciano looks a. round for Title conterlders, and the more he looks the MOORE he sees, as Archie is the only one in sight. Swap of Ted Williams for Stan Mus ial denied by all parties, with appropriate adjectives. February
 Early birds head south for spring training, and discover they gds a belt out of the win ter which they'll. have to take off. Wes Santee wins Wana- maker Mile Gets suspended ring last lap
 March
 Sixteen major league mana gers predict pennants. Two will be right. San Francisco wins NCAA basketball title. Leo Durocher says he isn't in terested in baseball - much. April
 Floyd Patterson suddenly grows up and is rated possible opponent for Marciano. Gene
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-29
MT. EDGECUMBE
 HOSPITAL ROSTER

David Metidgoruk, Norma Hunter, Arlene Johnson and Christine Zauker of Wrangell Institute, Andrea Valle of Yak utat and Emma Kohler of Mt. Edgecumbe were admit ed Tuesday to Nit. Edgecumbe hospital.
 Discharged that day were Joanne Gardner and infant daughter to Mt. Edgecurnbe.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-29
Interpreting News

The outstanding internation- al development of 1855 was the rise and fall of the Geneva spirit.
 The balance sheet has yet flo be strengthened out, but there is not much doubt that in many areas of the cold war, khe Uni- ted States and its western allies lost heavily.
 The initiative passed from hand to hand, but at the years end, it remains firmly in the hands of the Soviet Union, and Moscow. is moving with dazzl- ing swiftness.
 The year of the Geneva spirit began vii h threats. eaSed into blandishments and wound up with threats. It was a year in which Soviet imperialism ad- opted a bold new approach, thrusting foot in the door of the Middle Eas. and stirring up hornets nests over a broad area of the world.
 While there was no fighting that would meet the term 'swar" in some respects 1855 brought more danger to world peace chan any since the perilous days of the Berlin Blockade and the beginning of the Korean War,
 Soviet activity in the Mid dle East, for example. brougfs- about situation that could ex- plode into a little war" Little wars in times like these, fought in such a strategically vital a. rena could be extremely dan gerous
 The year began with threats from Moscow aimed at proven ting ratification of the Paris a. greemeni s to arm West Ger many within NATNO. Moscow warned she would annul her friendship treaties with France and Britain.
 Eerrnanv was told ratIfica- ton would end all hope of uni fication. Military leaders boast ed menacingly of Soviet armed s rength. High-ranking mem bers of the Soviet hierarchy ac- cused the United Sta es of pre- parinlql for war. It was all to no avail. Ratification went thru.
 Moscow recognized it's fail- llre and changed signals. The smile offensive was on. The Kren1lin removed it's obstruc- tions to Austrian independence Communist boss Khrushchev and premier Bulganin humIbly made peace with Tito of Yugo- Slavia.
 Unification, which the Rus sians said would die with he Paris pacts, once again was dangled before the West Ger l mans, and Moscow offered to establish diplomatic relations l with chancellor Adenauer's government. !
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-29

Littler wins Masters golf. Sen- ators and Pirates off a runnin' in major league races. Nearly missed their trains. May
 Nail wins Kentucky Derby followed by Needles and Prince John. Patterson signs to fight 0Garciano in June. Ma for races begin to shape up, and what shape! Tigers and Cubs in lead. Needles takes PreakneSS.
 June
 Sam Snead wins National Open under impression it was the South Walla Walla open. Marciano consoles Patterson, says: You tried. hard When you grow up I'll give you an- other chance" Prince John W1nS b6WIiOIAL.
 July
 Dodgers, Braves, Cubs, Cards in N. U. first division; Red Sox, Yankees, Tigers White Sox first four in A. L. Ted Williams and Stan Musial lead battling races. Severalsmanag- CTS shudder when they see an exit sign.
 August
 Julius Boros wins k.sMorkl'' golf title. Chips his way into the chips. Football coaches start weeping. September
 Dodgers and Red .Sox ss win pennants. Williams and Mus ial take batting crowns. Ted Kluszewski hits 56th home run Marciano considers retiring, but only for the night. October
 Dodgers take World Series in six games, and Jersey City holds celebration. Qllahona. Maryland, UCLA, Ohio State. Army. Navy, cNotre Dame. Michigan football teams start we'll.
 November
 U. 5. wins Olympic games oy any kind of scoring system. Navy and Army plan 514-14 lie December { Bowl scramble on.r Oklaho- ma again No. l. Leo .Durocher says he's not interested in baseball - much
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-29
DIR. P. H. MOORE CALLED SOUTH

Dr. Philip H, Moore of Mt. Edgecun1be has been called south by word of the passing of his mother. He had planned to leave Wednesday, but poor flying weather cancelled all flights to and from Sitlza.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-29
In and Around Sitku :
FIRST SON ARRIVES FOR c. E. ROLLERS

MT. and Mrs. Carroll Ed ward Kohler of Mt. Edge curdbe are rejoicing over the arrival of their second child and first son, named Carroll Edward, IT,, at Mt. Edgecumbe hospital Dec. 27.
 The infant weighed in al seven pounds, four and one ha& ounces. He joins a sister
 MT. Kohler is serving a. board the Coast Guard cutter Sorrell here.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-29
POLICE COURT BLOTTER

Dec. 27:. Wilfrsd ,.McCafferty unemployed, Mt. Edgecumbe, drunk and disorderly. 10 days and 20. days. previously sus- pended revoked.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-29
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22
Rheba Miller
T axes Honors

The luncheon at the London
Country Club Tuesday, was one of
the most successful SO far this sea-
son, despite the fact that several
of the weekly attendants had ac-
cepted the invitation of Columbus
University Club for day on its
links.
Honors came to London in Tues
days golf competition, when Rhe-
ba Miller in a field of 65 from Lon
don, Lancaster, Logan, Washington
c. H., Circleville and Columbus
Army golf courses, came away
medallist with a 81. Other prizes
taken by London players were, a
second low gross, Mrs. P. F. Lani-
gan; a second low net, Mrs. George
Dewey; second low for puts, Mrs.
John Miller, Rheba's mother; Mrs.
Matthew t. Rea, Mrs. F. E. Sid
ener, Sr., Mrs. r. L. CLANCY, with
Mrs. F. E. Sidener, Jr., and Mrs.
Charles Hanson of Columbus, other
London Club members present.
Mrs. Russell McShane and Mrs.
F. E. Kidwell, were hostesses for
the bridge players at home and
presented prizes TO Mrs. Henry
Young, Mrs. c. L. Hunter and Mrs,
James Smith.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22
Dinner-Bridee At
Country Club July Il
Dance Saturday Night

The July dinner-bridge for the
London Country Club Wednesday
evening, had for its sponsoring
committee, Mr.. and Mrs. Blair
Savage and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Smith.
Prizes for cards were presented
to Mrs. F. f. Kidwell, Mrs. Merle
Bigelow and Mrs. Elmer Gross
man of Grove City; F e. Kidwell
Leon H. Killing and DIR. c. A. Sayre
Attending the party were: Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Alexander, Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Grossman, Grove City, Mr.,
and Mrs. Harry H High, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Hood, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Fl King and guest, Miss Letitia
Pierce of Denver, Colorado. Mr.
and Mrs. E. r. Lanning, DR.. and
Mrs. r F. Laybourne, Mr. and
Mrs. William Powers, Mr.. and
Mrs. B w Savage. DR.. and Mrs.
c "A .Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. c. o.
Snow, Mrs. Joel Cutler, Mr.. and
Mrs James Smith.
For the next dinner-bridge at
the club, Mr. and Mrs. c o. Snow
and Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Hunter,
will be the committee.
Coming up on the program next
is the Midsummer Dance on Sat-
urday night. July %. Ziggy Coyle
and his band from Columbus, who
proved most entertaining and sat
istactory in previous appearance
az the club, has been engaged for
Saturday night.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22
World Tourists
Ellison Guests

Miss Mary Lou Ellison of Co.
1umbus, formerly of London, en-
tertained over the week end, Mr.
and Mrs Dean Brill and daughter
Gloria of London and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rafael Londres of Manhattan
Beach, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Londres are be-
ginning world tour by air. Stops
will be made in Paris, Zurich
Rome, Beirut, Philippine Islands
Guam and Hawaii.
Mrs. Londres is the daughter OF
William Ellison, native of Ma
Olson County. She was born and
reared in the Philippine Islands
and five years ago, with her hush.
and, came to complete her edu.
cation at Redlands University
California.
The week end visit was hel
first meeting with her cousins
Miss Ellison and Mrs. Brill.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22
Phyllis Soeet
Is Wed On
AnniUersaru

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Phyllis Sweet,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Sweet, Summerford Road, to Rob-
ert Phillip Hammond, of Los An
geles on Sunday, June the twenty
sixth. The ceremony was perform
ed in Las Vegas, Nevada on the
twenty-eighth anniversary of the
marriage of the brides parents.
The bride, graduate of Lon
don High School, class of 1851, is
assistant to the personnel director
of the American Hardware Insur-
ance Company in Los Angeles.
The bridegroom is employed in
the office of a Los Angeles Truck
ing Company.
The couple is residing at Isl
South Mariposa Avenue, Aftor
Mansion, Los Angeles, 5, Califor-
MIA.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22
Facts About
Folks

Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Bridg-
man and their three children, Ross,
Laura Lee and Nancy, of Ft.
Worth, Texas, arrived Monday to
spend their vacation with London
relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Patton of
Cleveland, were guests over the
weekend of the formers father,
John Patton, and the Russell Pat
tons on the Mt. Sterling Pike.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Thompson of
Jacksonville, Florida, are guests at
the home of the latters cousin,
Miss Bessie Lohr and her brother,
Owen Lohr, Elm Street. Mrs.
Thompson is the former Nelabel
Creath of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22
The Vim Broons
Wed 80 Years

Mr.. and Mrs. William p Brown
Of Hazelton, Pa, celebrated the
thirtieth anniversary of their mar
riage, at a dinner at the Ever
glades, Columbus, last week while
they were visiting at the home of
Mrs. Browns father, Edmund
Taylor, Elm Street.
Guests at the dinner, which fell
on Tuesday, July II, were: E. A.
Brown, Robert Brown and the
Misses Mary and Agnes Brown all
Of Columbus, sisters and brothers
of the host; Edmund Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry p Beathard, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Beathard, Judge
and Mrs. Maurice Beathard, Mr..
and Mrs. William Powers and
Robert Beathard, all of London.
On Thursday evening the Harold
Beathards and their sons, Jim
and John, invited guests to their
home on Richmond Avenue, for a
picnic supper for the Browns.
In the party were, Mr.. Taylor,
the Henry Beathards, the Judge
Beathards and their sons, Mike,
Steven, Jeff and Tim, Clarence
Wallace and Robert Beathard.
Mr.. Brown returned to Pennsyl-
vania over the week end, while
Mrs. Brown is staying with her
father for longer time.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22

The seYen members of the
Boys Choir OF Trinity Episcopal
Church who returned Sunday
from Camp Wa-Li-Ro, a summer
choir school for Choir Boys of the
Episcopal Church of the United
States and Canada, will long re-
member their first experience.
The school, which is located at
Put-in-Bay, each week has reg
istration of 60 boys, who go up
for instruction in church music. At
the end of each weeks session,
medals are presented to those
boys who are most proficient in
various musical and other activi-
ties at the camp
Stanley Gibson, Jon Sherman
and Jimmy Vest, were the three
from the London group who mer-
tied the award for their weeks
efforts. Others from Trinity Choir
attending were, Terry Dodds, JIM
my Kidwell, Jimmy Mcbride and
Gary Ripley.
There are resident instructors
and chaperones on duty at the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22
Trinity Boys Choir Sends Seoen To
Episcopal Camp At Put -in-Bdy

camp at all times, supervising
the activities of the young choris-
ters. The curriculum includes in
struction, recreation and KIP
duty which gives the attendants a
week of profitable and we'll
rounded living.
The elimination of the week
came Sunday when the London
boys were a part of the large
choir that sang at the morning
service at st. Paul's Episcopal
Church on the island, Master Jon
Sherman having small solo part.
On Saturday group from Lon
don motored TO Put-in-Bay TO re-
main overnight, attend the church
service Sunday and bring the boys
home. In the group were, Miss
Anne Dickerson, organist at Trim
ity, who organized the choir and
directs it Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Kid
well Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Cornwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Purdin, Mr..
and Mrs. Logan Gibson and son,
Master Stephen, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
V. Chesborough and daughter,
LeZlie.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22
Webbs Return After
Stay With Mrs. Bonner

Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell M.
Webb and their daughter, Marcia,
returned Sunday morning to their
home in Washington d. c., after
a short visit with Mrs. Webb's
mother Mrs. Z. P. Bonner, North
Main Street.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Bonner
and her guests were at home from
four to six o'clock, for any friends
who cared TO drop in to see the
Webbs during their short stay.
Several small gatherings were
also planned in their honor, with
luncheons and dinners, among
which was one at Coover Me-
mortal Club House, with Mrs.
Byers L. Adair, East High Street,
hostess. Her guests were, Mrs.
Hartwell Webb and daughter,
Marcia, Mrs. f. p. Bonner, Mrs.
Frank j. Wood, Mrs. H. A. Tyson,
Mrs. Wade Farrar, Miss Margaret
II. Farrar and Miss Dorothy Fish
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22

Z. Wilson,. Don Grimes of the IGA
Food Stores, William r. Hearst,
Jr., Admiral Dan Gallery, chief of
Naval Air Reserve Training, Jack
Dempsey and Gene Tunney. The
latter two put on a mock bout end
ing with a waltz which delighted
the audience. These e two fought
their last battle at Chicago's Sol
diers Field in 1947.
AS a special compliment for
some of the Shriners' Ladies, Mrs.
Judd Wilson, wife of Aladdin's po-
tentate, Columbus, entertained a.
bout so women at luncheon at the
Kungsholm. Among the guests
were, Mrs. c. l.. Hunter, Mrs.
Ralph Shirley (the former Betty
Levens of South Charleston and
her daughter, Phyllis, a student at
OSU. After luncheon Mrs. Wilson'S
guests were entertained with a
Grand Opera Puppet Show in the
hotels attractive Little Theatre,
concluding the afternoon with a
short tour through the Loop" the
director describing the windows of
Marshall-Field, which are first
done in miniature, photographed,
and sent to Washington d. c. for
patenting before they are decorat-
ed.
Sightseeing, visiting fabulous
restaurants and theatre-going, af-
forded much pleasure for the
Shriners' Ladies.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22
SOUTH S0LON
BY MRS. RUTH DlFFENDAL
Phone 1911

Rev. Ralph E. Miller Jr., left
Sunday to attend the 127th annual
session of Indiana Conference
South of the Evangelical United
Brethren Church. The conference
will be held at the University
Heights Church in Indianapolis. He
will be ordained an Elder and will
receive his pastoral appointment.
This Sunday, July oath, will be the
final service at the Congregational
Christian Church. The message of
the worship hour will be MY per-
Sonal Saviour" New members will
be received in the church.
Mrs. John E. Diffendal and Lin
da spent Wednesday in Dayton.
Miss Mary Daugherty was hos
tess for the Garden club which met
Friday evening in the home of Mrs.
Joe Daugherty. The group present
were: Mrs c. G. Rowand. Mrs.
Keith Rowand, Mrs. Emmett Sim
mormon, Mrs. Eldon Brock, Mrs.
Clifford Clemans, Mrs. Paul Daug-
erty, Mrs. Jay Gossard, Mrs.
George Luman, Mrs. Richard Nc
Kenzie, Mrs. Luther Rehm, Mrs.
Hiram Riegel and Miss bessie
Wolfe.
The Women's Fellowship of the
Congregational Christian Church
will be held July 28th at the
church. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Raymond O'Brien, Mrs. John f.
Diffendal, Mrs. Clarence Bennett
and Mrs. Dana Daniels. The pro-
gram will be a local presentation
of the TV program I've Got a Sc
cret."
The Minute Maids met Thursday
evening in the social rooms of the
community building. The group at
tending were, Mrs. Conrad Butch
er, Mrs. Hugh Anderson, Mrs. Law
renee Stewart, Mrs. Howard Muir
ry, Mrs. Harlan Riegel, Mrs. Rob-
ert Banion, Mrs. Roger German,
Mrs. Donald Mace, Mrs. Robert
Zoltz, Mrs. Keith Rowand, Mrs.
Bruce Baughn, Mrs. Roger Ben.
nett, Mrs. Joe Clawson and Mrs.
Stanley Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Lowery
and family who resided in the
Shanteau property for IA years,
moved into the Floyd Steen pro-
perty last week.
A picnic dinner was held Sun
day at Snyder Park, Springfield,
for members of Diffendal- Grim
families. This will be an annual af-
fair setting the third Sunday in
July for the occasion at same place.
Members of both families and
guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Grim and family, Mr.. and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22

Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw and
their son, James and Mrs. Shaw's
mother, Mrs. Ella White, South
Madison Road, have returned
from Roswell, New Mexico, where
they visited the Shaw's son, Pvt.
William Shaw, who is stationed
at Walker Air Force Base.
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Jewel and Joyce Finchum and
Dorothy Anne Dunkle, last week
had a vacation in northern Michi-
gan. They spent two days on Mac
kinac Island and were personally
greeted by Michigan's Governor @.
Mennen Williams at a tea at his
summer home on the island; went
through the locks at Sault Ste
Marie which is this year celebrat-
ing its centennial; visited Holland
and Traverse City and at Petoskey
were guests of Dorothy Anne's
aunt, Miss Olive Yeoman, former
resident OF Madison County.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22
Bridgetfes Guests
Of Mrs. Loofbourrow

Mrs. r. K. Loofbourrow enter
tanned the Bridgettes Club at
luncheon at Coover Memorial
Club House Saturday, taking her
guests later to her home on East
High Street for cards.
Prizes for bridge went to Miss
Louise Richmond, Mrs. H. A. Ty-
son and Mrs. H, K. Bridgman.
Others attending the party were
Mrs. A. B. Rankin, Mrs. r. II.
Robson, Mrs. E. p. SpeaSmaker,
Mrs. d. M. Richmond, Mrs. Fred
H. Winchester, Mrs. r. B. Wei
mer, Misses Margaret H. Farrar,
Alice Amrine and Margaret A.
Converse.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Litchfield,
West High Street, have returned
from a vacation at Sandusky on
Lake Erie.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22

Mrs. Gilbert Chrisman and family,
Miss Beverly Schrine, Boyd Crago
all of Columbus: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Boyer and Gordin of Ced-
arville; Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. sGordin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gordin and
family of Washington c. H.; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Diffendal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Shaffer and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Deur, Patricia and
Betty Shaffer all of Springfield;
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Diffendal and
family, Dick Diffendal of Circle
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Mayor and
family of Washington c. H.; Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Woods and fam
lily of Degraff; Mrs. Erma Shat
fer, Miss Remyth Grim of Brook
vile; Mrs. w. K. Chrisman of
Wooster; Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Put
terbaugh and John of Brookville;
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22
Unusual Features Distinguish
Shrine Council In CHICAGO

Returned from the S1st Imper-
ial Council of the Shrine in Chic
ago, are c. L Hunter, North Main
Street, this years president of the
London Shrine Club and Mrs. Hun
ter, w. H. Morris, North Madison
Road, who plays with the Aladdin
Shrine Band, Columbus, and Mrs.
Morris. Others with the Aladdin
group were, Keith K. RoWand of
the Patrol from South Scion and
Harry Smith of the band, from
South Charleston.
The Aladdin party was register
ed at the Conrad-Hilton Hotel,
5000 rooms, largest in the world,
where ex-President Harry S. Tru-
man was a guest for two nights.
Among features of the 1855 con-
vention were, the parade reported
the longest on record, on display
Tuesday from ten am. to three
pm, and repeated Thursday from
$50 10 1890 pm; the Shrinerama,
(attended by $4,000 a spectacle
of music, fireworks, vaudeville
and pageantry, climaxed by the
$4,000 fireworks display that lent
it touch of magic.
Shrine awards were presented
to Art Linkletter, emcee for part
of the program, ex-President Her
bert Hoover, the late Arch Ward
of the Tribune, DR.. Harold SEQ
field of Shriners' Hospital, Lee
Edelson of the American, Thomas
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22

As a part of their project on
Entertaining" the 3-H, 4-H club
members last Friday night invit-
ed the boy friends" TO a Mixed
Party in the Youth Building at the
Madison County fairgrounds
Balloons in many colors bobbed
from the ceiling of the building;
tables covered in pastel shades
were centered with bright colored
pals filled with candy kisses and
more of the colorful balloons float
ed from the sides, where refresh
ments were served buffet style.
The hostesses regaled their
guests with round and square dan
cling and "Wink".
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-07-22
Society, Social Events And News OF The Clubs
3H, 4H Girls Play Hostess For
"Bou Friends" At Mixed Party

Members of the club are: Sharon
Farquhar, Judy DeVore, Sue My
ers, Judy Lohr, Kay Cameron,
Gloria Gist, Anne Goodson. Sue
Dillingham;, Beverly Hanson,
Georgeanne Brokaw, Barbara Dav-
is, Nancy Hood, Sharon Brewer,
Eleanor Martin, Virginia Evans,
JoEllen Nelson and Posie Burr.
The guests were, Nick Creath,
Larry Yocum, Roger Turvy, Ron
ME Mancini. Gus Miller, Jack
Adams, Eddie Gaines, Bill Duffey,
Bob Brake, Dave Smith, Paul Nc
Claskie and Don Baker.
Mrs. Murray c. Lohr and Mary
Kay Dillingham;, leaders of the
club, chaperoned the party.