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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
Three Accidents
This Weekend

The State Patrol reports rela-
tvely quiet weekend in view Of
the number of accidents which
nave occurred in the area during
the past few weeks.
On Friday, Harry Hutchinson,
50, of 10 Antietam ST, was fined
$40 and costs in Mayor Speas-
makers court on a charge of
reckless operation following an ac-
cident on State Route 665. one
half mile east of London. Hutch
inson, driving a DWyer Bros. truck,
struck an auto driven by Lester
Mulford, 81 of Grove City, as Null
ford attempted a left turn.
On Sunday at PM, one-half
mile east of London on State
Route 142, a 1892 automobile be-
longing to Mr.. William E. Myers,
Sc, Rte 1, West Jefferson. caught
fire and burned. While the value
of the automobile was small, Mr..
Myers told police officials that the
car contained approximately 500
worth of watches which were
lost in the flames. He explained
that he does watch repair in his
spare, time. and had them in the
car for delivery. The London Fire
Departmen mt extinguished the
flames.
On Sunday at $50 pm, one
half mile north of US. 40 on
Hubbard Road, an auto driven by
Elmer N. Beachy, %, Route 2,
Plain City, failed to negotiate a
curve and tore down seventeen
guard rail posts. Beachy was ar
rested for reckless operation and
cited to the j. p. court of Mr..
Wyker in New Rome.
$50 RESERVATIONS
FOR Al TOUR
The All tour to Cincinnati an
nounces that $50 reservations have
been placed for the tour. The load
will require sixteen or seventeen
buses.
The group will depart London
from the court house on Tuesday,
June 81, at 7:30 am.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
Rare Heart Operation To Be
Performed On London Girl

Jennson 20 year-old daughter Mrs
North London will undergo
which will involve the opening of the heart at Bostons Chldens
Hospital June q.
The operation will be the third its kind be performed the
Robert of foremost
will TO
between left auriee which
utilize
during repair
operation will Rlla lead
life
This will be the operation Miss Jenksons
performed by DR. Karl Kasson refugee
Germany associated with University Hospital to close
On wall
School, of So Otter
her Jenknson with
lei Boston
Good luck Rlla the London community pulling you
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
Junior Leaders
To Meet June d

Madison County Junior Leader
club will meet Wednesday evening,
June %, 500 pm. at the Youth
building at the county fairgrounds,
according to Donald j.. Genres, As
soc. Agr1. Agent. Mr.. Robert Mc.
Cormick, Asst. State All club
leader will be present to discuss
with the members on the topic ot
Our Job as a Junior Leader.
Members responsible for the eve
ming are as follows: mistress or
ceremonies, Barbara Geesling; pre-
meeting recreation, Vicki Geer,
Sharon Roberts, Charles Cecil,
Charlene Cristee; recreation, Kar-
en- Meeker, Charlene Hennis. Haila
Roby; song leaders, Linda Hood
and Joan Lindig.
Meeting planning date Is Mon
day, June 20, at 500 pm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21

From Boy Scout to President,
Central Ohio Council, Boy Scouts
OF America is the unusual record of
Robert H. Terhune, Washington
Court House farmer, civic leader
and inventor.
Elected to his new post at Tues
day nights Council meeting, Mr..
Terhune is one of the few Council
heads in Scouting to come all the
way up the ranks from Tenderfoot.
AS Council President he succeeds
Henry A. Flaharty, President of
Columbus Coated Fabrics Corpora
ton.
The Council President had three
years as Boy Scout and attained
the rank of Life Scout. Since then
he has had over 20 years exper-
fence as a Scout Master, Commits
Sioner, Chairman of the Fayette
District (eight years., and Vice
President of the Central Ohio
Council two years.. He was
awarded the Silver Beaver in 1858.
Mr.. Terhune attended Purdue
and Ohio State Universities, re-
ceiving his B. S. and M. A. from
Ohio State University. He has been
working on a PH.D. in agronomy
during winter quarters.
Nine years as a public school
teacher, coach, principal and sup
erintendent preceded Mr.. Ter
hune's move to the farm in 1912.
He is now president and general
manager of Bobana Farms, Fay
cite and Madison counties. He is
also farm program director for ra-
dio station WCHO in Washington
Court House, and holds a patent or
a device for making silage stacks.
Elected with him by Central Ohio
Council are: Vice Presidents, j. II.
Fulford, George Gauthier, Mack
Sauer, NJ. E. SenSenbrenner, ker-
NIT Sitterley, Don Wells, DR.. H. L.
Yochum: Treasurer, Robert Irwin:
Commissioner William S. MacKen-
zie.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
Sister CoIumbki!I
Dies At Hospital

Solemn Requiem High Mass for
Sister M. Columbkill, 81, of the
Congregation of the Sisters of the
Holy Cross, will be sung at To-
am. Tuesday in st. Joseph Cathe-
dral. She died Saturday at Mt
Carmel Hospital where she had
served for the past "a years. Many
London residents have been among
her thousands of patients.
Active pallbearers will include,
Drs. William Sparling, Michael
Anthony, Terry Ayres, Robert
Murnane, Carey Paul and Alexan-
der Pollack.
Honorary pallbearers include
many prominent residents of Co
lumbus and vicinity.
Burial will be in Mt Calvary
Cemetery by the Egan-Ryan fun
eral home. The family requests
omission of flowers.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
Annual Synod Of
Presbyterians At
Wooster June Il

The 74th annual meeting of the
Synod of Ohio of the Presbyterian
Church U.SA. will be held on the
campus of the College of Wooster
June 21-24, 1855. The college will
also be most to the 34th annual
meeting of the Women's Synodical
Society of the Synod of Ohio which
runs concurrently with the other
meeting.
Under the direction of the re-
tiring Moderator, the Reverend
James A. Thomas, Eastminster
Presbyterian Church of Toledo. the
Synod will conduct the business of
the year and hear reports of COM
mittees, commissions and planning
groups of the church.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
Gene Buehler Has
Emergency Operation

Gene Buehler, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Buehler, South Un-
ion Street, is recovering after an
emergency operation for appended
tis, at DNctor's Hospital. His room
number is South, 203.
Gene, who graduated with this
years class at London High School
and had the lead in the class play,
had just returned from two weeks
training at Great Lakes Naval
Training School, Illinois, when he
had the attack.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
Mercy Hospitals S
Annual Festival
On June 1925

The ninth annual Mercy Hospital
Festival will be held Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, June %, "a,
and 25 at Mercy Hospital, Nc
Creight and Limestone Streets in
Springfield Ohio.
Featured during the three day
event will be games, booths, pony
rides, a ferris wheel, soft drinks
and food.
AS a special feature Saturday
afternoon will be a kiddieS ma
tinee.
General chairman for the affair
is Lyle A.Ruggles. assisted by an
executive committee of some thirty
persons,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
Nine Hole Record
Set At London
Country Club

Robert Powers, top local golfer,
established the course record for
the London Country Club Satur-
day afternoon with score for nine
holes of 81. Par is 80.
Bob scored the all-time low
while playing in a tournament
match with Peter Lanigan. Others
in the foursome were Robert Ad-
ans and Blair Savage.
Powers also holds the course
record, in company with Ronald
Kulp, of SO for eighteen holes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
Pastor Rugh At
Lutheran Camp

Pastor Lawrence T. Rugh of st.
Johns Lutheran Church will be
serving this week as chaplain
counselor at Camp Mowana, the
summer camp of the Synod of Ohio
of the United Lutheran Church.
The camp is located near Mans
field, Ohio. Mrs. Rugh and the
children will remain in London
during the week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
Donald Buck Goes
To Sam Houston

Donald T. Buck. r. r. 2, London,
is among ITO Ohio State Juniors
who are cadets enrolled in the Ad-
vanced Army ROTC program re-
porting June Is at 10 Army posts
throughout the country where they
will begin six-week periods of in
tensive training at summer camps.
They will return to their homes
after August 5.
Mr.. Buck will attend the camp
for ROTC in Veterinary Medicine
at Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
Tax Revenue Near
81 Million Mark

Exceeding last years collections
FOR the corresponding week by
more than million dollars, sales
tqx revenues from the sale of pre-
paid tax receipts for the week
ending June 4, 1855 climbed to
S3,939,715, State Treasurer Roger
w. Tracey said today In Madi-
sDn Co. receipts amounted to Sl0,-
1899, topping last report by more
than $4,000.
This amount reflects an increase
of S1,051, ,013, or 36.3S per cent,
compared with tax collections of
S2,S88, 702 for the week which end
ed June 5, 1854. Local collections
Al this period were Sc, 5,261.97.
1t also marks the twenty-first
consecutive week in the calendar
year 1855 that the weekly tax rev.
enues have been greater than those
for the corresponding weeks OF the
previous year.
Widespread increases in collec-
tions, reported for the current
week in the summary of industry
classifications, have raised the
cumulative grand total revenues
from last July l, when the fiscal
year began to $186, ,287, TIA on
June a, 1855.
State Treasurer said that this
amount exceeds the overall grand
total revenues of $177,7O4,05l, !,
from prepaid tax receipts, use tax
and other collections reported on
June 5 of the record year 1854, by
$685. ,663, or 4.S3 per cent.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
TEMPERATURE DROPPED BY
MONDAYS THUNDERSTORM

Monday evenings thunderstorm
dropped the temperature 27 de-
grees in just a few minutes, accord
ing to Leonard McNeal, u. S.
weather observer here. He reports
that lis inches of rain fell, with
the first los inches falling in %
minutes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
COEN WILSON IN
M EMORIAL HOSPITAL

Mr.. Coen Wilson is a patient in
Memorial Hospital, Marysville.
where he is recaperating from
cerebral thrombosis. His room
number is seventeen.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
jim MURTAUGH TAKEN
TO MT. CARMEL HOSPITAL

Mr. Jim Murtaugh, 129 Elm St,
was taken on Sunday to Mt. Car
mel Hospital, Columbus, for obser-
walton and treatment. Jim's room
number is 931.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
LOCAL MAN DRAWS STIFF
SENTENCE ON TWO CHARGES

Sylvester Sargent, London, was
fined $3.50 and costs on two charg-
es here Tuesday. Mayor Speasmak-
er fined him $50 and costs for op-
Grating a motor vehicle with his
license revoked, and $100 and
costs for operating a vehicle with
license plates belonging to another.
Sargent also drew five days in Jail
on each charge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
MRS. VIRGINIA WILLIS
IN ST. ANTHONY'S

Mrs. Virginia D. Willis, Georges
Vile Kiousville Road, mother OF
Mrs. Roger Keye, has entered st.
Anthony's Hospital. She suffered
a heart attack and is now i'll OF
bronchial pneumonia. Her room
number is 800.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-21
Playground Plans
Start June 20

Final arrangements have been
made to open Park Ave. play
ground June 20, under the super
vision of Thomas Bopeley. A we'll
planned program is in store for
the boys. Baseball, track, basket
ball, tennis and many other games
are scheduled.
E. r .Rayburn will assist with
the tennis and a tournament at the
end of the season will be arranged
by Mr.. Rayburn and Miss Linda
Hood.
Russell Gossard is in charge of
the horseshoe courts at Cowling
Park on North Main st. Anyone
interested contact Mr. Gossard
121a w. Center st.
Girls playground will operate for
full days beginning June 20. Child
rem from a to 10 yrs. at the school
grounds 9 am. to II am. Girls 10
to Is yrs. Cowling Park, 3 pm. to
5 pm. Under the supervision OF
Linda Hood and Vicki Geer.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
Mem ory
Lone

Would you mind strolling down
Memory Lane with us while we
relive the social and other events
of five years ago, when
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Batteau
of Tucson (she is the former Car
yer High Spanish INSTRUCTOR
served an elegant buffet supper to
their guests from Phoenix who
attended the Beau Bfum m
formal.
Army special orders revealed
that DR.. Fred Williams has been
promoted to captain in the U. S.
Medical Reserve Corps.
Mrs. Rosa Brawn and Mrs. Ber-
tha Datson of Detroit, Mich, Wis
tied their sister and brother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. James L. CraW-
ford of rs N. 18th ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Street OF
'2031 S. 7th Ave-, entertained their
merce, Miss Josephine Street, with
a birthday party.
DR.. Thomas Crnmp and his
brother, Bob, returned from Los
Angeles with a trophy won by DR..
Crump in the golf tournament
sponsored by the YMCA.
And ten years ago, when
Mr.. and Mrs. Fambrough of Cali
eornia visited their sister and
daughter, Mrs. Richardson, 823G
S. 9th Ave.
Mr.. Ford White Of Los Angeles,
visited his mother, father and Sis
ter for five days. Mr.. Whites par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. White
of 612 S. 9th Ave.
Mrs. Robinett Aldridge of Los
Angeles, formerly or Phoenix, was
in the city for a few days on
business.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
TOP HATTERs BOOK REVIEW
beverages

Mrs. Meather Cochron was hos
tess to the Top Hatters Club last
Wednesday night in her home on
South 21st Street, with the presi-
dent, Erma Williams, in the chair.
A short business meeting was held.
The hostess then began her book
review of the new Vogue Book of
Etiquette. She brought out all the
fine points of everyday social man.
ners after which an open discus
sion on the same was carried on.
The girls were elated to receive a
new game, Calypso, from Mrs.
Ethel Williams. The rest of the
evening was spent socializing and
learning the bases of the game.
The menu consisted of pork chop
casserole, mashed potatoes, COM
bination salad relishes, not home
made rolls and coffee, which was
all very appetizing.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
CHARM
By LOU LuTOUR

NEW YORK (GlobaD = Be sure
your jewelry matches. Never top
a rhinestone necklace with q sill
yer bracelet, or pearl earrings
with a gold necklace. If one acces-
sorry is gold, see that all of your ac-
ceSsories are gold. Too, the time OF
day must be considered when de-
Gliding on the kind of jewelry to
wear. It is best that the jewelry
be simple for morning silver or
gold. Pearls. Of course, are always
in good taste, whenever they are
worn. The sparkling jewelry, how
ever, is best for evening wear.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
COBBS ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. William Cobbs
were host at a. cocktail party and
dinner last Thursday evening in
honor of Jane and Ben Washington
at their home on West Cocopah.
Preceding the dinner we played
whist and slipped variety of cock
tails, plus canapes. We were then
invited into the dining room TO
partake a scru1nptious menu con-
sisting of fried chicken, barbecued
ribs, mashed potatoes, fresh peas,
assorted relishes creamed corn,
hot home made rolls, coffee and
cake. The other guest were Mrs.
Vera Jackson, Andrew Nelson Jr.,
DR.. D. E. Perdue and David Clark.
A good time was had by all. Geni-
eve and William are ideal hosts.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
DEBoNAIRs INSTALLATION

Mrs. Amanda Lyons was hostess
to the Debonairs Club last Thurs
day night at her home, 1909 E.
Washington ST. A short business
session was held due to the fact
it was Installation night The guest
of honor, Mrs. Emma Gardner, was
introduced and installed the fol-
lowing officers: Amanda Lyons,
president; Lillian Clark, vice-presi-
dent; Ollye Sanders, treasurer Gre
tained; Alvie Ritchie, secretary;
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
CoNCHo GIRLS ELECTION

The. Concho club met at the
home of Mrs. Mae Mccarthy on
East Jefferson, Monday night. Aft
er a short business meeting, ell
offices were declared vacant, and
the election of new officers got
underway. The outcome is as fol-
lows: Bernice Calvin, president ;
Vera Patterson, vice-president; o.
lye Mccoy, secretary, and Essie
Pullen, treasurer. All committees
will be appointed by the president
at the next meeting.
Mae served Italian spaghetti and
beverages.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
rETES FOR MRS. PHELPS

Mrs. Mattye Phelps of New York
was the honoree of several affairs
during the past week. The Vannie
MitchellS entertained with a fish
dinner last Friday night. Golden
brown fish and everything to go
with it was served to the following
guests: the Curtis Murrays and
the Walter Fa gans. Cards and
dancing were the diversions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Murray en-
|terttained with a turkey dinner on
last Sunday evening. The buffet
table, centered by q huge turkey
surrounded by all of the goodies,
Including green beans, macaroni
and cheese, candied yams, gravy
dressing, waldrof salad, pie, coffee
and hot home made rolls.
The twenty guests present to en-
Joy this hospitality were as follows:
The Walter Fagans, Andrew Mel
son Jrs., Vannie Mitchells, Napo-
leon Gardners, Willie HAMS, Guy
Factors, Henry Stricklands, Ber-
nard Johnsons, William Cobbs,
Mrs. Cleo Thomas, Mr. Charles
IShanks and Austin Tinsley.
After dinner the guest relaxed
with conversation, cards and dane
ing. Mrs. Phelps, who has been in
the Valley for several weeks as
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY

The Omegas are announcing
their popularity contest to select
"a Mrs. or Miss Omega of 1855.
Various sororities and social clubs
have been contacted to take part
in this outstanding contest.
Mrs. or Miss Omega will reign
over the Sweetheart ball, to be
given at later date. She will also
be awarded an all expense paid
trip by TWA to Los Angeles, Calf,
during the National Conclave. So
you see it will be worthwhile to
enter this affair to win. Any or.
ganization may sponsor a contests
ant.
WHO WILL BE MRS. OR MISS
OMEGA OF 1855? Read your Ari-
zona Sun weekly to find out who
the contestants are, and progress
made.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
The Family
RoundtobIe
By ELGVA BALL
Dear Miss Ball:

Dear Miss Ball:
We have three children, the sec
ond child is handicapped. Things
were going along all right until
Jane started to school. Other chill
Gren make fun of her little broth
er and say very mean things about
him. Naturally, she comes home
crying. Our family has become a
nervous one lately and we fear
Jane may be growing ashamed OF
her brother. What can we do?
Bob and Nan, New Jersey
Dear Bob and Nan:
children are often cruel because
they do not understand. A handel
capped person is not one to be
ashamed of, and they must be
taught this. Do not attempt to hide
the child, but rather, explain his
condition to the other children and
ge them to help entertain or play
with him at times. It will help all
of them and each can learn from
the other. 1t may teach these chill
dren, too, that all of us have some
handicap, although it may not be
as obvious as you sons.
There are special schools for the
Handicapped where they can learn
jobs suited to their abilities and
frequently they reach point
where they become self-sufficient
and self-supporting. Look into the
chances of getting your son en-
rolled in Sonre school of this sort
1t will help him adjust to the
world around him. AS family, be
sure that you do not pamper this
child, nor make him over-depend-
ent upon you. Instead, try to make
your family life that of an aver
age happy well-adjusted American
family.
Good luck to all of you.
E. B.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
sAHUARo SHRINE FEZ CLUB

The Sahuaro Shrine FeZ Club of
the Elks, met in call meeting
Sunday night at the ElkS Club.
With the president, DIR. Myrtle
Jackson, presiding, vey interest
ing business meeting was held.
Plans We're laid for 1855.
Daughter ] C k S o n was pre-
sented a life membership plaque
in the Shriners by Past Grand
Daughter Ruler Susan Oby.
The 1855 membership cards are
ready and members may get them
by contracting the secretary of the
Shrine department, Jane Washing
ton, or Myrtle Jackson.
The regular meeting will be held
at the Elks home, Friday night.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
DOING THE TOWN
jane Washington

Estella Ingram, social chairman;
and the following members, Aman-
.da Gray, Adella Galbreath, Erma
Osborne and Maggie Brooks. Mrs.
Garner, fully explained the duties
of each officer.
The girls were then escorted to
the China Tea Gardens to partake
OF an appetizing Chinese dinner
Qamily style).
A vote of thanks was given Mrs.
Gardner for her kindness to install.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
lA'CHARMENTTE BEAUTY
CnDODTT$V

Mrs. Beatrice White, East Mar
gurette, was hostess to the La
Charmenette girls Monday night.
The main item discussed was the
Christmas party which was held
on Jan. s. At this affair gifts were
exchanged among members and
their guest. The officers elected to
serve in 1855 are as follows:
President, Delois Moore; vice
president, Beatrie White, secre-
tary; Alma Berkley, assistant Sec
retary Lucille Swing, treasurer,
Catherine Orem; reporter, frankie
Tunley; social chairman, Maggie
Brooks; and chaplain, Christine
jackson.
The club meets every second and
fourth Monday afternoon at 8 pm
Beatrice served delicious chicken
dinners with all of the trimmings.
Mrs. Alma Berley will host the
club at the next meeting.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28

Mrs. ESsie Pullens of 2O04 South
Tth Avenue, received word last
week of the death of her aunt,
Mrs. Erie Johnson in Corpus Chris
tuS, Texas. Mrs. PullenS was UNI
able to attend, due to the fact her
husband is already in Texas to
attend the funeral of his brother.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
Curds Of Thanks

We wish to sincerely thank our
many friends and neighbors for
expressions of sympathy during our
recent bereavement, and the beau
tiful floral offerings at the funeral,
and other tokens of friendship.
Mrs. Mckinley Johnson
and Family.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
MT. CALVARY CFfOIRS
IN Tucson

The junior and senior choirs of
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church were
inattendance at the district singing
convention, held in Tucson, AriZ.,
last Sunday at the Pilgrim Rest
Baptist Church.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28

the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Murray, was we'll feted dur
ing her visit; she left Tuesday
night for her home town, New
York, declaring Phoenicians top
hosts.
Arizona sun., 1955-09-02
Delegates Happily Return
From Grand Lodge Session

the oratorical contest. The picture
above speaks louder than words by
the smile, as shown on the faces
of the winner, William Linsenmey-
er, and his mother, Mrs Ernest Lin
senmeyer, 702 w. Palm Lane, as
they received the award from
Grand Exalted Ruler Robert John
son.
History was made last Monday
evening in Atlantic City at the
senior high school when the first
white student in the history of
Elkdom won the national oratorical
contest before some 1000 specta-
tors. Needless to say that William
H. Patterson Lodge of Phoenix
and the State of Arizona were the
recipients of nationwide publicity.
The Grand Exalted Ruler, DR..
Robert Johnson, termed the con-
test the greatest in the history of
the organization. He added "it be-
speaks the true spirit of democ-
racy."
Bill, st. Mary's High School
student, was number seven and the
last speaker with six others, all
Continued on Page 81
Arizona sun., 1955-09-02
Funeral Conducted For Mrs. Hedspeth Last Sat.

Funeral services for Mrs. Dolly
Hedspah, Sc, were held last Sat-
urday at the New Salem Baptist
Church. The RevS. A. l.. Shaw and
L. Nicholes officiated. Burial was
in Double Butte Cemetery.
Mrs. Hedspath, who had been in
i'll health three years, died Sun
day, Aug. 21, in a local hospital.
She resided at 14111a E. Adams St.
A native of Union County, Ark,
she had lived in Arizona ten years.
She held memberships in both the
New Salem and Oh Landmark Bap-
fists churches.
Survivors include her SON, Mel
vim Williams of Phoenix; a sister,
Mrs. Adeline Modes of Arkansas,