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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
Second Baptist Christian
Education Week

The Board of Christian
Education of Second Bap-
fist Church announces its
a nnual observance OF
Christian Education Week
September 30th to October
18th. The General theme for
the week is THE Church
Leader and His Spiritual
Enrichment.
Reverend George Dud-
ley, chairman Of the Ecu
menical Commission, Ma
tional Baptist Convention
Will be guest speaker on
Sunday morning SeptemI
Der 3Oth. Other high
lights of the week in
clude a display and re-
port from Vacation Bible
School by Mrs. Roberta
Tooley, and an outstand-
ing film titled ct h e
Growing Teacher" on
Tuesday evening the End
Of October.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06

Richardson. Mrs. Toledo E.
Erwin. Mrs. Jennie Moore. Mrs.
Ethel Hackless. Mrs. Irene
Watt and Mr.. J. II. Ward.
Third row. lefi to right: Rev.
F.. c. Simmons. LaVer,e Wea-
yer. Geneva Williams. F. Mar
lin. Victoria Johnson. Clara
Williams. Carrole Wright. VAL
zelle Magbv. Margie Allows.
Rev. James Lewis. Mrs. S. Toll
bert. Mrs. Henrietta Anderson.
Curley Humphrey. (See Ruby
Mckenzie Williams column for
siorY)-Photo by F. Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
United

Life Begins at GO" is
the theme of a special Sc
ries of three forums being
sponsored bv United Com
munity Services Committee
on Airing on three consecu-
tive Wednesdays. October
3. 10 and II. All Of the pro-
grams. open to the rublic
without charge. will he
held from 8 to $50 PM.
in the large auditorium of
{ h @ Rackham Memorial
Building, 100 Farnsworth.
Mrs. Mae Darden is pub
licity Director.
"Active Living" or how
TO make the most of leisure
and working hours = will
be the theme of the Octob-
err 10 forum.
The major focus Of the
final program on Octob-
err IL will be Housing"
where should older peo-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06

pie live.
Leading authorities on all
three subjects will take
part in the panel discus
sions presenting valuable
information on recreation,
occupation, social activities,
living arrangements and
health problems.
THE forums will feat
ure important Informal
ton for many groups as
well as individuals" said
I'VE hope that this spec
ial series will help the
older person to help him
sell and will offer sug-
gestions on how to solve
specific problems to
those who have aged
people in the family"
Arrangements are being
made to provide an OPP
portunity for persons at
tending the forums to ask
panel members questions
regarding their own partic-
ular situations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-06
COMMENTATOR
Open House Has Been Every Day
By BETTE: ELLINGTON

EVER SINCE AUGUST PATH, when had public
open house. have had constant visitors every day.
This week we will present more open house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
Ed SULLVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

checkup. Beatrice Kay and
Jimmy Madden honeymooning
DA Frank Hogan's asst
Ralph Lazarus marrying Mona
Goldstein Aug. 26. Ed Ger.
rity jr.. of Scranton Times clan
to wed Katharine Casey.
Tyrone Power and Jack Mel
ford's daughter, Jill, who stars
in Tvs Seven Waves Away
have Londoners buzzing.
The Thomas j. Watsons jr.,
(IBM preXy) named her Helen
Mary. That $4,000 land
lords suit against Mario LAMA
finally settled for $4,000.
The Thurgood Marshalls
(NAACP) expect Sir Stork.
Diana Lynn and Mortimer Hall
serious. ROE RuSsell'S up
coming "Auntie Name" will open
at the Broadhurst. Oct. 81.
Mrs. Clark Gable to convalesce
until September. Marilyn
Monroe and Arthur Miller to
honeymoon in Italy, following
her Oliver flicker, Sir Laurence
may do Rex Harrison role in
London company of MY Fair
Lady" Ted Lewis breaking
all summer records at the Wal
dorf Roof.
Shirley Booth and Frank Mi
Ian to say Il do" by Aug. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

summer vacation. And the first
thing he did was rush over tc
see the changing of the guard
They will return to America
together. Next job for Yul is
directing THE Buccaneer" with
old master Cecil B. De Mile
producing only, for the first time
in his 50-odd years of movie
making. Yul also stars in the
pirate role originally played by
Fredric March and, in addition
to having his shaver pate covered
with hair, he'll sport a mustache
He showed me some stills and
you'll never know him.
~
Third "Anastasia" star Helen
Hayes arrived here July S. She
plays the old empress. I've heard
some people say the diminutive
star is too small for the role. To
which I can only say, Helen
Hayes is big enough for any
role" Her clothes for the movie
are from Worth. Ingrid's are
from Balenciaga and Renee
Hubert, who designs fripperieS
for Gloria Swanson and Marlene
Dietrich.
Deborah Kerr is torn between
delight and annoyance at the
-than-expected start of
Heaven Knows Mr.. Allyson. "
Glad that have Marion
Brando," says Debbie, but it
cuts my vacation with my hus-
band and children on the
Riviera"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
Pilot Elects SofeIy
From Falling Plane

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, July
10 (P.-A pilot elected himself
from his FAD Skyray Jet fighter
before it plunged into the At
lantic about 10 miles off Virginia
Beach yesterday.
1t. q. g. A. E. Anderson was
picked up minutes later by a
Navy helicopter as two Oceana
planes and two destroyers stood
by. His leg was injured.
He was taken by the helicopter
to the Oceana Naval Air Station,
examined by a doctor and taken
by helicopter to the Portsmouth
Naval Hospital.
Anderson's home is at Eau
Claire, Wis.
Cause of the planes failure
was not disclosed.
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Prices Are Hioh

NEW YORK.-A trip to the
Caribbean emphasizes the pride
Of race and color in those coun-
tries. In the magnificent airport
at Caracas, Venezuela, top novel
ty is sun glasses. lettered: "Say
hey, Willie Mays" Venezuela S
red-hot baseball city is proud
est of Mays. In Trinidad, the
sports pages headlined every VIC
tory-and Wimbledon defeat
of Althea Gibson. In Jamaica,
the native population is raising
ruckus over the exclusion of
Negroes from tourist hotels.
After the crash of that Vene-
zuelan airliner off Atlantic City,
Venezuela declared a day of
mourning. All hotels and restau-
rants were ordered to cancel mu-
sic and dancing. Caracas is a
fabulous city. as the result of the
oil boom. Prices are higher than
in New York. A grapefruit costs
81, milk shake IS cents, a bottle
of ketchup 98 cents.
Rita Hayworth and Jack Lem
mon a Big Deal. They met while
making Fire Down Below" now
shifting from Trinidad to Lon
don. Opening on New York
State Racing Commission will
go to Joe Martini, National Lead
exec. Mike Merken or Danny
ArnStein. Daphne du Maurier
seriously ailing in England. 4.
Lily Damita said to wed Will
Suros? .. Paul Ziffren, Califor-
mia Democratic National Com
mitteeman, becomes a father in
August. Humphrey Bogart'S
doctor has given him permission
to sail his boat &C. v. Whitney
planning big buildup for John
Wayne's 17-year-old son. Pat. :. :.
Richard Widmark negotiating
with the Lou Chester syndicate
to buy The Maltese Falcon"
for a remake. Fred Hooper,
Kentucky Derby winner with
Hoops, Jr., in local hospital, for
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HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
No Interviews, Please

some bright brain came up with
the 42-inch bust line of inmate
Marie Antoinette, and the idea
was dropped.
x II \
interviewed a very blond
haired Ingrid Bergman at the
Elstree Studios, starring for goth
Century-Fox and Buddy Adler
in the So million movie version
of "Anastasia." Il dyed my hail
for my last picture. Elena" the
Swedish star told me, because
they didn't think 1 looked
Nordic enough" A British hair
dresser dyed it pink by mistake
and Ingrid had to dash back to
Paris for re-dge job.
I'll be coming to New York
for the premiere of the picture, u
said Ingrid. 1t will be her first
United States visit since she left
for Italy some five years ago to
star in "Stromboli" for Roberto
RoSsellini. Her eyes blazed with
happiness at the prospect of a
reunion with her daughter Pia.
The first time I saw New
York, through the fog, I fell in
love with it," continued Ingrid.
"Of course I must get permis-
sion from my play producers to
go, but I'm sure I will and it will
be such fun" Ingrid stars in
November on the French stage
in Tea and Sympathy" in
French. I'm not sure" she
smiled, that the French will
understand the problem of an
l8-year-old boy. He'd have to be
IL in France" "Anastasia"
should be finished by the end
of August; then Ingrid and
Roberto will be joined by their
children in Paris.
Co-star Yul Brynner will miss
the London Premiere of his last
picture for 20th-Fox THE King
and I"-Set for September 10.
And l missed the New York
premiere June % because 1 was
in London" he told me. Yul,
junior. has Joined pop for the
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LONDON (NANA).-Anita Elk
berg has the British press pout-
ing because she positively will
not be interviewed. The gal in
siStS she's on her honeymoon
with Anthony Steel and she
doesn't want to be bothered by
the news folks. In all fairness
who can blame her? But l hope
it isn't true that Steel is taking
over her career, as so many
males do when they marry a
movie glamor girl. This usually
makes both unpopular.
Edmund Purdom was slightly
erroneous in stating that he had
given up Hollywood. Anyway,
understand that the picture he
and Linda Christian were to have
made together in London ran
into financial trouble and will
now be produced in Italy.
Linda's ex-husband. Tyrone
Power, escorted recently divorced
Ann Todd to the London pre-
miere of "Trapeze," but his heart
still belongs to Mary Roblee. New
York fashion reporter who was
Visiting here until Linda's ar
rival. Ty, in spite of the fabulous
alimony he has to pay his two
wives-Annabella get $4,000 a
year until she remarrieS. and
Linda gets a huge percentage of
his earningS-still manages to
look happy. 1t may be because
his two small daughters are
spending the summer with him
in the London house, stated
with servants, he leased from an
Italian countess. I'm sorry that
Tvs Devils Disciple" in which
he toured the provinces, did not
come to London.
- y
Sight of the Week: Mrs.
Charles Chaplin waiting more
than an hour in the lobby of
the Savoy for her husband to
arrive for lunch. There was
talk a while back of Gina Lollo-
brigida and Marilyn Monroe be-
ing immortalized in wax at the
famous Madame Tussaud's. But
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
THE EVENING STAR All
Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY. JULY 10, 1888

Russia now setting sights on
Davis Cup. Fred Perry may ac-
cept Soviet offer to start tennis
classes in Moscow come autumn.
(. Orson Bean and Jacqueline
de Sibour honeymooning in
Mexico. The Jose Ferrer-
Rosemary Clooney stork due in
four weeks. Susan Hayward
escorted by Bill Balance. =.
The Don Freemans, San Diego
Icolumnist. called him Tom.
N. Y. Yankee fans can express
their delight with the team by
aiding Mrs. Mickey Mantle, Mrs.
Yogi Berra, Mrs. Whitley Ford.
Mrs Phil Rizzuto, Mrs. Bill
IDickey, Mrs. Casey Stengel, etc..
in supporting their Tuesday,
August IA fashion matinee show
AT Concourse Plaza Hotel. Pro-
ceeds go to the myasthenia grav-
is fund, for research on this dis
ease of the muscle. Tickets for
SIS can be secured from Mrs. Gil
MacDougald. at the hotel, so
drop her note tonight. y'hear?
In addition to the show, there
will be scores of door prizes.
Only clinics for this disease are
at Mount Sinai and Johns Hop
kins. >. Chief Justice Earl War;
ren's daughter, Virginia, and
Richard Cowell look serious.
Elgee Bove and singer Tina LOU
Use planning a December wed.
ding.
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7:{:XT1;{3
EDUCATIONAL
u.s. E3:

in The Sunday Star Magazine
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will reoch your rorket OF the right
time to OBJECT bock-to-sehool decisions
and buying
The Stor's Educational Section is the
only erovure section Of its kind in
Washington :. in the newspaper thot
eIeorly dominates in advertising
linooe.
Don't overlook this very specol oppor-
tunity TO reoch your bock-to-school
customers.
l.. For Space Reservations
Coll Sterling $4,000
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-30

family dinner Thanksgiving even
ing. Attending were, Mrs. Mabel
Vickers, Mrs. Naomi Vickers and
Nancy WILDER Shepherd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Wisecup and Sue Ell
len, all of Columbus; Mr.. Oliver
Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Dun
kle and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Thomas and Vicky and Lee Jr.
and Mrs. Anna Colwell all of near
here, and the Thomases.
Mrs. Herald Blain, assisted by
Mrs. Carrie Sexton entertained
the Williams Chapel Community
Club at Mrs. Blain's home on Tues
day Nov 20th. Those attending
were; Mrs. Wardie Sessler, Mrs.
Ray Gordon, Mrs James Hunter,
Mrs. Eulabele Stegall, Mrs. Thur
man Spears, Mrs. Harry Sheridan,
Mrs. Leo Maggard, Mrs. Max Dun
kle. Mrs. Jessie Morrison, Mrs.
Roy Chaffin and the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Trehearne,
entertained with a family dinner
Sunday Nov. 25th. Attending were
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Trehearne
and Nancy and Judy, DR.. and Mrs.
j. r. Trehearne, Mr.. and Mrs. Lo-
well Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Lochbaum. and the Trehearne's.
The Madison Rural Home DEM
onstration Group will meet Mon
day Dec. 3rd. for their Annual
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-30

Christmas Meeting. AT this time
several new Christmas decorations
and crafts will be shown. Meeting
starts at 10 o'clock, bring sack
lunch. coffee will be furnished.
Also bring for the crafts; a child's
rubber ball 1872 inches in size, a
few buttons, any color, sewing kit,
and a wash rag. Please feel free
to come and bring friend, these
meetings are open to everyone.
The Open Gate Garden Club will
meet December 5, 1856 at the home
of Mrs. E. NJ. Ridenour assisting
her will be Mrs. Leland Shipley.
Roll call will be "An appropriate
quotation from the Bible" The
Story of Jesus, will be given by
Mrs. Robert Trehearne. Group
Singing will be lead by Mrs. E. NJ.
Ridenour.
Miss Thelma Grace Finchum,
was the guest of Garry Riegel and
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Riegel attended the Ice Follies, on
Sunday Nov. 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonzo Finchum
and family had Holiday guests for
several days over the Thanksgiv-
ing vacation. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Griffin and Sue and
Stevie of Knoxville, Tenn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don FInchum of Strawberry
Plains, Tenn. Mr. Allen Finchum
Student at Ohio University also
spent the Holidays with his par
ents Besides the above named, Mr.
and Mrs. James Murry of Spring
field and Kenneth Robinson, Lon
don were also dinner guests or
Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul McClaskiC
and family, had as their house
guests from Wednesday to Sun
day, Mr.. and Mrs. John Grigsby
and children, Joe and Nancy, o.
Cincinnati, Ohio. "The Grigsbys'
are former members of the Mid
western Hayride Program. In the
near future they will be appearing
on the Dayton TV station.
Robert Armstrong, returned t
his home on the Armstrong Road
from st. Anthony's Hospital, Co
lumbus, on Tuesday Nov. goth. Hi:
condition remains unchanged.
The Young Homemakers GrouT
have been very busy, the following
are some of the things they have
been doing. On Nov. 18th they hao
their annual Spaghetti Supper, this
year at Madison South School
JEANNE Clemans was chairman oi
the dinner. Ruth Price, taught the
crafts. Both were excellent.
On Nov. 21st the Young Home.
makers and their husbands, who
belong to the Young Farmers
Group, went to dinner at the Col,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-30
SunmerfOrd
MRS. r. COLLiFLOWER
PHONE UL 2-9118

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown
and Mrs. Albert Groves and grand
son Jimmy Groves of Glenford
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dana Fell.
Raymond Rhanor was honored
with a birthday dinner at his
home in Big Plain Sunday. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
German and son of South Solon,
Miss Mary Rhanor of Springfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Stidam of
London and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rhanor and son James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clingman
and son Jon and Terry Vest were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Ackerman in Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. James Allison Sr.
returned last week from a trip
o'it west. They were gone approx
imately a month. Most &C their
time was spent visiting with their
daughter and son-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Povengale at Carson City,
Nevada.
Prize winners at the Science
Hill Grange Euchre Party on Sat
urday evening were for the wom-
en-; first Mrs. Robert Henry, Sec
ond Mrs. Baker, third Mrs. Cloyd
Dorm; for the men first Mrs. Pow
ers, second Mrs. Coleman third
Mr.. Jack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Heffner of
Columbus, Miss Frances Acker-
man of Springfield and Ronald
Vincent were Thanksgiving day
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Clingman and son, Jon. Sunday
dinner guests in the Clingman
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle Ed
wards and daughter, Shirley, of
Springfield
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seitz and
daughter, Sheila, were Thanksgiv-
ing dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Seitz in Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Good and
children of Circleville were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe S. Car
penter and children on Thursday
and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bauerle
and children were guests of Mrs.
Sears Terry at Lilly Chapel on
Thursday.
Science Hill Grange met on Fri
day, November %. Grange Master
William Wilson conducted the
meeting. Fourteen new members
completed their third and fourth
degree work. Plans were made for
the Christmas party which will be
held on Friday, December Ia. This
will be an open meeting and every
one is invited to attend. A potluck
supper will be served at 7:30.
There will also be a gift exchange
later in the evening.
Winners of the high score priZ-
es at the Science Hill Grange Eu-
chre party Saturday evening were
for the women: first, Mrs. Ida
Barrett, second, Mrs. Reba Bus
sard, third Mrs. Neva Vaughn; for
the men, first, Mr.. Corwin Jack,
second. Mr. Robert Long. third.
Mr.. Earl Hull. Another Euchre
will be held Saturday, December l.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-30
Lafayette News
MRS. DONALD CLAIR
PHONE UL 2-0213

Mr.. and Mrs. William Jackson
and Billy spent Thanksgiving Day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Rector
and family.
Thanksgiving Day guests at the
home Of Mrs. Florence Hill were
Mrs. Edwin Hill, Judy and Danny
of Columbus, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Hill and Roger of Springfield, Mr..
and Mrs. William Hanscel of West
Jefferson and Mrs. Veta Bryan of
London
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Trimble and
daughters were guests on Thurs
day of Mr.. Trimbles parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Trimble of Cable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillon and
daughter, Bea, attended the we'd
ding of Mrs. Dillon's niece, Miss
Alice Janet Weller, at the st.
Johns Lutheran Church, West
Broad Street, Columbus, on Thurs
day. Miss Bea Dillon was a hostess
at the reception following the we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bennett and
grandson, Teddy Sanders, spent
Thanksgiving Day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheridan Bennett of Irwin.
Saturday evening guests at the
Frank Bennett home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Ray and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Livingston of Mt. Sterling,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard James
of Columbus.
The Paul More family spent the
holiday with Mrs. Moore's mother,
Mrs. Addie Lee of near Newport.
Rev. and Mrs. William Turner
and Bobby spent the holidays with
relatives in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Cain of West
jefferson koad, announce the birth
of a daughter, Mary Elizabeth, on
Saturday, November II.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wilson and
Jimmy were guests Thursday of
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Sanford of
Plumwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Myers and
family of Toledo spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Harper.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Moore and
family of Gary, Indiana have been
visiting the past week with Mrs.
Moore's father, Chris Hanscel, and
other relatives.
The Friendship Class met on
Sunday night, in the basement Of
the church. Seventeen members
enjoyed fish fry before the bus
mess meeting. Plans were made
for the December meeting, to be on
Sunday, December 16, at 400 pm.
with the business meeting first,
followed with the fellowship hour
and hamburger fry. Every one is
to bring a fifty cent gift for the
Christmas exchange. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs Peyton Gar
rison, Rev. and Mrs William Tur-
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore, Mr..
and Mrs Richard Norris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade Trimble, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Nixon, Mr.. and Mrs Waldo
Rector, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Claar
and Walter Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller of
Sioux Narrows, Ontario, Canada,
visited with Mr.. Miller's father, S.
w. Miller, and brother, Ivan Mil
Ter, and family on Monday eve
ming.
Thanksgiving Day guests at the
Elmer Flannery home were Mr..
and Mrs. John w Talley and dau-
ghter Amanda of Nashville, Tenn,
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Flannery of
Columbus and Darrell Morris Of
Galloway.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-30

Campbell of the Columbus Auto
mobile Club.
It's no accident that experience
ed winter travellers usually get
where they are going without ac-
cident, despite unfayorable wealth
er conditions. They allow more
time and start earlier, anticipating
the unexpected both for themselves
and others in the line of traffic
ahead.
Few drivers neglect to winter
ize" their cars, but not nearly so
many realize that safety now de-
mands changing driving habits as
well as changing the oil and radia-
tor fluid" the local AAA Official
says, adding that Whether it's Is
minutes more for the drive to mar
ket or church. or whole hour for
the trip across state, extra driving
time as margin of safety" is all
important in the days ahead"
To rejoice in the prosperity of
another is to partake of il.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-30
Madison Local
MRS. ROBERT TREHEARNE
PHONE VI 2-2632

Fred Beauman, John Bueh! Jr.,
Raymond Lanigan, Edward Cord
on and Neal Roberts, returned
Saturday Nov. oath from a hunt
ing trip at Kenton, Michigan. IN
fortunately only one deer was kill
ed. and that was by Ed and
Neal. Better luck next time.
Mr. Ned Davey, President of
the Madison South Boosters Club,
announced that their dance Fri
day Nov. 23rd at the school was a
huge success. Thanks to those on
the various committees, who
worked so well together. Thanks
too. to everyone who contributed
something in the way of food or
such, or just came to enjoy them
selves.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunkle were
dinner guests on Nov 22nd at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Clark
of Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Frank Thomas and daugh-
ter Esther entertained with a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-30
Good Lighting Is
Big Help On Farm

Good lighting around the farm
yard increases labor efficiency and
helps avoid accidents, says d. M.
Byg, Ohio State University extern
sion agricultural engineer.
A well-lighted farmyard allows
the farmer to do early morning
and after dark chores easier and
faster; load and unload trucks, re-
pair machinery and equipment and
perform many odd jobs at night.
Lights well distributed around
the farmyard encourage orderly
yard keeping, greatly reducing the
danger of falls and other accidents,
Byg says.
A centrally located yard pole
with 200-watt bulb in a weather
proof shallow dome reflector will
provide general illumination of the
ward This gives a wide angle of
light.
building corners, gables, and en-
frances require additional fixtures
to light heavily-used work areas
below.
Lights also should be located
near livestock feed lots and water
ing areas. A time clock for turning
the lights on and off automatically
is a handy device.
Good lighting is economical; a
100-watt bulb will burn 10 hours
for only to cents worth of cleo
tricity, the engineer points out. He
suggests farmers plan TO improve
their yard lighting before winter
sets in and recommends they To-
cate their outside work areas, then
spray" them with light. Enough
switches to light the way ahead
when doing chores is a big help,
Byg adds.
Give a fellow what he wants
when he wants it and he'll be want
ing a little more.