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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15
Tri-L Installs
At Dinner At
Red Brick Tavern

Another enjoyable and worth
while year for the members of
London High Schools Tri-L or
ganization was brought to close
Wednesday evening, with their
banquet and installation of next
years officers. Nearly all of the
approximately 10 girls who make
up the organization, along with
their advisor, Mrs. Joseph Del Ted
esco, were on hand for the event,
held at the Red Brick Tavern.
The girls began the evening by
reciting their pledge and joining in
the Tri-L song, and in brief can
dlelighting ceremony, the follow
ing girls we.e installed as afficers:
President, Rebecca Jenkinson: ".
President, Charlene Cristee; Secre-
tary, Jdlia Dwyer; Treasurer,
Sharon Roberts; Social Chairman,
Elaine Johnson; Activity Chair
man, Nancy Smith; Sergeant-at-
arms. Peggy Fleming. Following
the dinrer, the Tri-L will was
read 1y Sue Jones and Anne Nc
Cauley, and each senior member
told her plans for after graduation,
to end the evenings program.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15
St. Patricks
P-TA To Elect

ST. Patrick's Parent Teacher AS
sociation has scheduled an import
ant meeting for Tuesday night,
May Is, at the Parish Hall at 7:30
o'clock.
Officers are to be elected and in
stalled at the meeting with other
business of Importance to be trans
acted according to Mrs. Karl E.
Burr Jr.. who is this years presi-
dent of the association.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ballenger,
East Fifth Street, left Sunday for
a three weeks motor trip to the
west coast. They will visit Army
friends in both Los Angeles and
San Francisco while in California
and will return home the northern
route.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brokaw
and their children, Georgianne and
David. spent Sunday in Cambridge
with MIR. Brokaw's mother, Mrs. j..
II. BrokaW.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15
Trinity Women Recognized For
Years OF SerDice By Church Guild

Others asked were, the Reverend
Sanford c. Lindsey, rector, Mrs.
r. L. Chaney, president of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary. Mrs. E. <. Their
kildson, Mrs. c. T. Neuner, Mrs.
Helen G. Megaw, Mrs. B. L. Adair
and Miss Bess Cartmille.
The guests had marked the OBJ
servance of Ascension Day by at.
tending service at nearby Trinity.
At the luncheon the special guests
were greeted by Reverend VI.
Lindsey on behalf of the parish
and Mrs. Clancy for the Auxiliary.
Mrs. Frank Nelson responded. in
formal remarks being a pleasant
feature of the delightful affair.
Hostesses for the Guild were,
Mrs. B. V. Chesbrough, retiring
president; Mrs. John Sawyer, who
has just taken over the presidency.
Mrs. H. G. Megaw. Mrs. James 7
l.. Martin, Mrs. Kenneth Norris
and Mrs. H. H. Hume.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15
Woods Earn
Florida Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wood,
Chandler Avenue, have returned
from a weeks all-expense paid
trip to Miami Beach, Florida.
They went first to Cincinnati
where they joined more than one
hundred other appliance dealers
from Columbus and Cincinnati
districts and boarded the Royal
Crown Delta DC 7 and flew to Mi
ami, returning a week hence via
the same. airlines.
While in Miami they were reg
istered at the Dunes Hotel, 1900
Collins Ave.
Included in the Moon Over Mi
ami itinerary were sightseeing
tours, deep sea fishing, cruises,
water shows and visiting several
of the fabulous hotels.
This makes the second consecu-
tive year that the Woods have won
the all-expense paid trip by selling
their quota of appliances.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15
Phi Betes Report On Success
Of Efforts For Cancer Research

to the National Grand Chapter
Fund for Cancer research.
Mrs. James CumminS was chosen
delegate to the State Convention
of the Sorority on Sunday, May 20
in Bryan.
Hostesses for the party had
brought color and originality to
the party in their decorations and
refreshments. The serving table
was centered with balloons in pas
tel colors, with candles on either
side. The theme was polka dots,
which was carried out not only in
the table decor ations but in the
dainty sandwiches that were part
of the refreshments. Tables were
centered with tulips formed of
gumdrops in plastic coasters.
Special prices were awarded to
Mrs. Omer Pope, Mrs. John Deck,
Misses Virginia Bell Green and
Mary Agnes Madden.
Hostesses were Mrs. Max Wei
mer, Mrs. G.. w. (Bud) Putnam,
Mrs. Murray Cannon and Miss
Ruth Smith.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15
Lilly Chapel
PING Meeting

The Pust Noble Grand Council
Of the Lilly Chapel Rebekah Lodge
had j sooiaI meeting recently at
the horne of the president, Mrs.
Ethel Miller.
Mrs. Norma Streeter, co-hostees
assisted in serving refreshments
after q pleasant evening enjoyed
by. Mrs. Margaret Wilson, Mrs.
Emma Wright, Mrs. Lydia Forrest,
Mrs. May Myers, Mrs. Thelnla
Boss, Mrs. Helen Galloway Mrs.
Neva Webb, Mrs. Jannette Jones,
Mrs. Evelyn Haenszel and Mrs.
Martha Kellner.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Day and
their daughter, Cindy, East First
Street, had with them for Mothers
Day, Mrs. Days parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. D. Judkin and her niece,
Margery Jean Judkins of Ada.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15
Chilean Student Speaks At
Presbyterian ''M-D" Banquet

families who were represented by
three generations.
Speaker on the program was
Miss Aida Cerda of Valparaiso,
Chile, a graduate student at Ohio
State University, who will return
to her home in June to teach Eng
lish. Miss Cerda concluded her talk
with a short series of colored slid
es depicting some of the beauty
of her home land, shown with the
help of David Jackman. Also as a
part of her interesting talk were
several recordings of music of her
native land with Harriet Rosnagle
assisting.
The speaker included a descrip-
ton of the topography of her
country; its customs with great
emphasis on the educational sys-
tenn of Chile, stating that educa-
tion there is free, first in the pri-
mary age group from 8 to IA and
then the secondary or high school
group. Examinations for entrance
into the universities she stated are
rugged and if successful the stu
dent pays then a tuition of $10O
with an occasional fee for books
or incidentals. Also dress of stu
dents is uniform.
At times Miss Cerda found her
self trifle puzzled to express her
self which added to her charm.
She invited questions during her
talk and among those who bought
out still more interest in her part
of the program were some asked by
Ms. R. c. Rea and Miss Louise
Richmond, who were invited as
special guests to sit at the speak
er's table, since they had Travelled
extensively in South America and
had some first hand knowledge oil
Chile.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15

Thursday, Ascension Day, was a
special day of recognition for sew
eral of the long time members of
Trinity Episcopal Church who
were honored at luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Herbert r. Mengert,
North Main Street, who had offer
ed her lovely home to members of
Trinity Guild who planned the
party.
The spacious rooms of the hand
some old house had been decorated
with quantities of spring flowers in
lovely arrangements, the luncheon
table having picturesque charm
with its beautiful appointments,
floral centerpiece and candlesticks.
The invited honored guests were
Mrs. Frank Nelson, Mrs. Frank j.
Wood, Mrs. Peyton R. Emery, Mrs.
r. K. Loofbourrow, Mrs. Herbert
r. Mengert, Mrs. Mark Taylor,
Mrs. P. A. Marrah, Mrs. Lee Kill
gore. Miss Louise Richmond, who
were remembered with corsages.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15
Society, Social Epents And News OF The Clubs
Junior Leadership
Club On Monday

Madison County Junior Leader
ship Club will meet Monday eve
ming. May ID, 800 PM, at the
Fair Ground Youth Bldg, accord
ing to Donald ]. Genres, Associate
Agr1. Agent.
The evening program will con-
sist of discussion led by John
Moore. County Agrl Agent.
Julia Dorm of Sedalia will serve
as mistress of ceremonies. Recre-
alton will be led by Patty Houck.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15

The greater part of Phi Beta Psi
Sorority's attention at the last
meeting, was given to hearing re-
port of Miss Virginia Bell Green
on the chapters effort in the cam
paign for funds for the Cancer
benefit in London in the business
and residential district of London.
Iota Betas of London are justifi-
ably proud of their work for rails
ing funds for Cancer Research
which is Phi Beta Psi's National
project, practically always stand
ing, if not at the top in the nation.
very near the pinnacle for first
place in amount given for the re-
search.
The 1855 campaign sorority So
licitation resulted in $129692 turn
ed over to the Madison County
Chapter for Cancer work. This was
in addition to S5O4.93 which the
sorority realized on its annual
Cancer dance in April, which was
also presented 10 the County
Chapter. Still further the London
group sent its own check for $500
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15

Presbyterian Mother-Daughters
and guests, taxed the capacity of
the church dining-rooms Wednes-
day evening for the annual party
which always occupies a promin-
ent spot on the churchs activities
In mid-May.
The banquet was planned and
served by Mrs. Harry High and
members of the Guild of which she
Is chairman. The dinner tables had
been decorated with profusion of
spring blooms, tulips, sprays OF APP
pie blossoms, spirea, jonquils the
arrangements spaced down the
centers of the tables. Completing
the spring motif on the tables were
pastel napkins in dainty rings of
the same delicate shades that were
ornamented with clusters of pam
sizes and lettering "Mother-Daugh-
ter"
The speakers table had an es-
pecially attractive centerpiece.
This was arranged on round tray
with fruits intermingled with the
flowers. The table was lighted with
white tapers in crystal holders at
either side of the centerpiece.
Dinner was served after Mrs.
Frank L. Baldwin had said the
evening grace" The program was
started with Mrs. Robert c. Buck
as POSTMASTER, who introduced
Mrs. F. T. Rosnagle to greet the
guests on behalf of the Mothers
For the daughters response Har-
riett Rosnagle gave a clever reply
to her mothers welcome.
For the musical interlude three
girls of the Junior Choir accom-
panied by Mrs. Donald S. Farqu-
har each sang number, Brahms
Lullaby" by Mary Farquhac;
"Smilin' Through" by June Rea
and MY Task" by Diane Riden-
our.
Flowers were presented at a
Recognition of Mothers by Mrs.
Robert L. Rea, president of the
w ON e n S Association of the
Church. to Mrs. Kate Jones, "Old-
est Mother; Mrs. Herman Jenk-
ins, Youngest Mother" Mrs. John
K. Coberly, who had the greatest
total of years among the several
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15
Navy Promotes
Former Resident

WASHINGTON. DC. FHTNC)
- The Navy Department announ-
ced the promotion April 16 of
Richard M. Lowery. son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. II. Lowery of Toland
Street, London, Ohio, and husband
of the former Miss Jean Jones of
Portsmouth, Va, to engineman
third class, USN, while serving
at the Naval Amphimious Base,
Little Creek, Va.
The promotion followed success
full completion of a Navy-wide
petty officer examination conduct
ed in February.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15
Campfire Girls
Meeting Monday

The organization meeting of the
London Campfire Girls, the group
chosen to replace the local Girl
Scout organization, is scheduled at
the Methodist Church on Monday
evening at 8 p. m.
All interested are invited to at
tend. The meeting will include the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15

election of officers, the appoint
ment of committees and the plan
ming of tentative program for
the season, according to Mrs.
Chester Geer. who is acting as
chairman for the organization
meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15

Pastor and Mrs. Lawrence T..
Rugh and sons left Sunday for
Charleroi, Pa, to spend two days
with the paternal grandparents,
the Rev. and Mrs. Meade A. Rugh.
They will return to London We'd
neSday,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15
Well be checking your
phone service wlth you!

You will soon receive a booklet about the
wonderful new devices to make home and
office phone service even handler This booklet
will be mailed SO you can see and read about
the new, modern phone conveniences being
offered in London right now while we're
installing the worlds latest, most modern dial
telephone system.
AS your telephone service representative, I'll be
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15

Mrs. Earl Ballenger has return
ed to her home on South Main St,
after a visit with relatives in Wy
theville, Virginia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-15

calling you to discuss your telephone needs and
the items in this booklet spring cords, light
up dials, colored phones and many others. We
want you to have the right kind of telephones
in just the right spots to give you maximum
pleasure and convenience in London's new dial
telephone system. Well help you plan CON-
plete modern phone service for your complete
satisfaction.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-18
BatesviIIe
Ike Watkins

Ike Watkins
The primary department Of Eth
ell o. Miller school presented a
musical May fete last Friday mite
in the gymnasium The scene
consisted OF a stand for the rhy-
thin band which played Yankee
Doodle" while Claxton Watkins.
the clown. did stunts around a
most colorfui Msypole located in
the center ring of the court. a
throne, where Genella McCurn.
the queen was crowned. The mus
zeal concluded with the wrapping
Of the Maypole. Other characters
were Brenda Smiley. DeloresWeb-
ster. Lional Watkins. A. B. and
Randall Watkins. Billy and Char
lie Peels. Charles Bone. Cleatrice
Brown. Zellia Shirrell. Doll Baby
Taylor. George Brown. TeddyHen-
nings. Jaron Smith, Nina craw-
ford. Phyllis K. Crawford, Judy
MeCurn. Carl Milan. Cookie Wells.
Catherine Harper, David Miller.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-18
No surgery needed
to reduce swelling
Of painful piIesl'

IN Doctors tests, amazing a..
Stainless Pazo instantly 80 =.
piles tortured Gave intsrn a. =, !
external relief without 50, =. -
medleally-proyed Ingredient !, 7
lleye pam itching INSTANTLY R p y.
swelling. Promote healing w !.
walk in comfort Only stslnissss y
remedy. Stainless Pazos ss,ssls;-f
tories or Ointment at druggist
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-18

shire Baptist church are holding
their Teviyals together Rev.
and Mrs. William Hills son is
back and is reported doing fair.
Rev. and Mrs. Hill appreciate the
donations doing his illness .
Mrs. Zenora Curry. daughter of
sir. SiIas. is here from Pittsburgh.
She is the sister of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Warren Mrs. z. Senter
is visiting her sister in Chicago
81. The home demonstration coun-
Gil Of Lee county, held its an
nual tea, Sunday evening at Car
yer hi school Willie Ed
Winbley. celebrated his birthday
party at his home. last Monday
evening Alfred Clancy is
home from the Navy. where he
served for four years Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Warren and sons,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Coyergton of Memphis. last Sat
urday evening.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-18

were guests in the community last
week The following persons
from Fordyee were also here: Mr..
and Mrs J. L. Morgan and chill
dren. Mrs. L. Parks. Mrs. Mary
Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Cooksey
and Children, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
ChildS. Miss Mary Bates. r. B.
Scales, Miss NJ. r CASTOR, Miss
ThroWeF.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Morgan
and children, Mrs. Lunnie Parks
of Fordyce. visited in this COM
munity. last Sunday Mrs.
Easter B. Juniel and son. Marvin.
were in Fordyee. last Tuesday.
where Marvin, received medical
treatment Mrs. Carrie Gibson
was out Of the community, re-
Gently on a business trip Mr..
and Mrs. Arnett Gregory Of For
dyce, were here last Thursday q.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gilmore and
son Of Mt. olivet community were
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-18
STATE PRESS Fri. May IS, 1856

Jones. Topeka, Kansas. and four
brother. Rufus. Elijah, Joseph
and Samuel Alexander. Those out
of town attending the funeral were
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Jones and
Robert. Denver, Colorado, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernice Brown. McGehee.
Mrs Elijah Alexander. Omaha. Ne
braska. Leroy and Herman Jones.
Topeka. Kansas, Bernard ond o.
thell Jones Of the Air Force. La
vonne Holloway. Deyalls Bluff snd
Roland Alexander. Biscoe i.
Mrs Irene Truesdale attended the
Monroe county track meet at
Carver hi school in Clarendon on
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il.
MeBeth attended the commence
ment exercises Of Carver hi school
at Moro. Tuesday mite. where he
made the class address Mrs.
Annie Key is in New Mexico, at
the bedside of her husband, Chal-
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-18

mers Key. lie IS reported to be
improving -. Mrs. Olivia Gettis
IS attending the general confer
enee of the AAIE church IN Mi
ami. Florida. She is delegate from
this district Visiting her
mother last Saturday We're Mrs.
Frank Wade and Mr. Wade q.
Welton Boyee. who was confin-
ed to bed Last week. Is up and
back on his job Mr.. and Mrs.
Buck Clark had their daughters.
Louise and Hiawath. with them
over the weekend. They are in
struetors at Merrill and AM&N
college. Pine Bluff Give me
your news. and let me deliver
you a Press every Thursday.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-18

sparkman spent the weekend
here and attended the D. c. meet
ing Mr.. and Mrs. A Primm
and daughter. AIrs. Pattie Primm,
Mrs. NJ. z. Murphy and r. T.
Neel of Smaekoyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Primm and their children Of
Ivan; Mr. and Mrs. w. l. Primm
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Primm
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-18
THINNING HAIR?
ITCHY SCALP?
Excessive
DRY 4
efsssina :.
on ENDS
NoU Can
Nov Help =,
Prevent Thas
Conditions !
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IN
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snd somsnes Or Be sshsns5 o. YoV' peer
lookins hsf cry longer Hss IL SS-
rtN thst msy htp s'sysni hfi'ls snct
thsi efsss of psrmi''ina YoV 70 really
somsIinsan tro~ your ~,n ,ns -em,n
tfisncs whc will s5nfs sn5 envy yovf
heir in ~ rev foUnd lovely eesUr htst
IS A PROMISE o. REAL HIP sea you
Sc. wis PROOF Tor veUts' N Yoyf o~H
mirror. IN = osYs Or lsa tll New levslg
VAR Appssfsnss an Ius,rs ~ Softer ~
Smoother lSl More Ever t6l More Glorious,
els-efevs Hsf Ths' looks lcVsiisf longer
. or Noyf More, pre-pilY esfvnoedt .
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-18
BrinkIey
Jimmy MeBetA

jimmy hNbesA
The NAACP held its monthly
meeting at Fargo last Sunday e.
Mrs. Ora Lowe has returned
from a visit with her children in
Chicago Miss Erma J. Lowe.
spent the weekend in the city.
Miss Lowe is studying at Philan-
der Smith college. Little Rock 4.
g. The funeral services Of Mrs.
Ruth Alexander Jones were con-
Quoted at Mt Olive Baptist church
with Rev. W. II. Davis. officiating
II was largely attended and many
floral offerings were sent. She
Is survived By her husband. Percy
Jones. three sons. Charles. Deloyd.
and Carl Z. Jones. her mother,
Mrs. Rovella LoWery, two sisters.
Mrs. Opal Jones and Mrs. Naomi
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-18

LOBSTER ALWAYS MAKES HIT with the family and
when entertaining But you fingers and table
kns by the time the last ueeuen morse has been
dunked in the melted butter and such TODD with finger
bowls Not you'll take from this smart young hostess
who handles whole operation cleanup gracefully and thor
oughly with wonderful Washn-Dr
These remarkable little moist "toweettes are all that are
needed do marvellous Job Of washing sticky fngers-whout
SOAP towel In moment hands clean. with no
Of food odo another moment hands quite dry They
sealed in individual aluminium foiined envelopes and
emerge already moistened and freshly fragrant
Used Of many Of the international airline even
champagne -fe mgnon dinners aboard the red
flights WASH nDr immediate hit with passen
gers them for their home for penes and
replacing finger bowls in Of
che country's smartest restaurants
Slipped into the handbag pocket luggage Office desk drawer
glove compartment chdrens lunch box these
little perfect for quick refreshing hdy-up
q minimum Of (ANS)
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-18

Nike Osborne. Charles Osborne.
Margaret Harper and Betty Cot
ton The PTA sponsored q
banquet honoring the chorus. bas-
keiball players and teachers. Mrs.
Virginia Montgomery. president.
A. II. Miller. principal hrs.
Cora Harris and Mrs Martha
Thorpe are on the sick list.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-18
Aubrey
Mrs. CieOra Warren

The ST Mark Missionary society.
sponsored a WeineT roast, Friday
mite at the home Of Mrs. Mary L.
CaTloek ST. Luke Bapt. church
closed a successful revival last
Friday mite. -Four person were
added TO the church roll. Rev. /.
v Mckenzie. pastor The An
tioeh Baptist church and Hem
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-18

Thu. 8. Coce-nsssaf e~
not pay ~ this siDerf'su's.
Ths Treasury DsParf-1s1f
thsaks. for TIER P5fT'of's
donafioa. ths AdVsrfsEas
Cousel aat
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-18

EAGLETTE COMMUNITY
Mrs. Susie CASTOR

Mrs. Carrie Gibson and Mrs.
Easter Juniel were guests Of your
reporter last week. Your reporter
visited her aunt. Mrs. Mollie Smith
Of Fordyee who is i'll Miss
Ruthie Juniel of Fordyee. Mrs. II.
L. Seroggins, Mrs. NJ. Gown of
The guardian., 1956-08-18

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The guardian., 1956-08-18
KEEP YOUR GROUP SHOTS SMALL, INFORMAL

In taking group shots, there are
= few points to keep in mind.
First of all, don't try to shoot too
large a group at one time. You'll
lind ttOo pictures are really better
than one-if more than a half a
hozen people are going to COM
bose single unit for your view
finder.
| Next, be sure your subjects
have a center of interest so that
you don't end up with the kind
kof stiff-necked, glassy-eyed COM
position popular in Grandmother's
album. Just keep your camera
trained on the little conversa-
Fional groups that form naturally
several people sharing a Joke,
three or four guests admiring the
table decorations, a happy couple
lor two having hard time de-
Iciding what to select at the groan-
ling buffet board. Natural group
tngs like these are your best in
Isurance of good snapshots be-
cause the subjects are less likely
10 be self-conscious or even aware
Iof the picture taking in progress.