Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02

Mrs. Albert Hockenberry and Mrs.
Kenneth Rapp.
Edward Harper underwent sur
gerry for correction of two herniat-
ed discs in his back on Feb. 21 in
White Cross Hospital in Columbus
He is reported to be making a
good recovery.
Kitty Young of London is re-
cuperating from major surgery at
the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cornell
and Jack Cornell entertained In
their home on Feb. % with a
Washingtons' Birthday party.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitch Fauver, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Woosley, Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Cornell and children Kar-
en- and Ronnie.
Somerford Twp. Home Demon
stration Council met at the Scien-
ce Hill Grange Hall on Feb. %
at 1:30 in the afternoon. Mrs.
Pearl Andrix assisted by Mrs.
Laurence Brown gave a demon
stration of the proper way to mix
and handle yeast dough for bread
and rolls. Mrs. Andrix passed
around some luscious samples of
bread and rolls that she had baked
in the morning. Mrs. Howard
Beathard gave demonstrators on
quick patching of overalls and
how to mend small holes or tears
in woolen materials. The other
members attending the meeting
were Miss Ruth Bunton, Miss
Dorothy Riley and Mesdaines
Branford Gist, Paul Hart, Robert
Buck, William Evans, Jack Love-
less, Johnnie Stegall, Devonia Cum
duff, H. S. McSavaney, Dorothy
Melvin, Leonard Riley, John
Brown, Raymond Colliflower, Rob
ert Kennedy, Carl Wiseman, Ray
Leach, Clarence Davis.
La Donna Whitacre was g uest
of honor at a farewell party given
by the combined seventh and
eighty grades Of Somerford School
on Friday. She was given a rose
corsage and small gift of remern-
brance. La Donna and her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Chester Whit
acre moved to 1119 West Jefferson
St. Springfield, Ohio.
Mrs. Helen Upp entertained her
co-workers at Fettrows' Village
with a Get Together Party m her
home. Those attending were Jean.
nette Silvers, Dixie Rice. Elois<
Myers, Ann Isaac, Grace Wheeler
Mabel Morrison, Blanche Egle-
hoff, Myrtle Evans, virgie Rice
Miss Ruth Fettrow, and Mrs. Mac
Ballard.
Cub Scout Pack 4o1 held it.
BLUE and Gold" meeting, comm
emorating the founding Of tht
B. S. A, in the new basement o.
. the Lafayette Methodist Church
The affair took the form of pot
luck supper. The centerpieces am
place favors which the Cubs hax
made as their craft this month
were very attractive on the blu
and gold table covers. After tn,
meal the Cubs from Den l actet
out a skit entitled "A Ride In :;
Model T Ford" AS their part o
the program the scouts from tn
newly formed Dens 2 and 8 at La
, fayette sang several songs. tn
: Den Mothers are for Den z, Mrs
: Donald Claar and Mrs. Pau
Moore and for Den 3, Mrs Donalt
Norris and Mrs. Otto Seedle.
! Prize winners at the Science Hi
. Grange Euchre Party on Sat. eve
ming were for the ladies, first Mrs
Maurice Goodyear, second Mrs
Floyd Deck third Miss Agnes Nor
risey; for the men first Georg
Ashmore, second Joe McWhir'
third Robert Long Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gusta Byerly am
Mrs. Helen Upp attended fanil,
dinner on Sunday in the home 0
, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Davis 9
Brighton. The dinner was In hot,
or of Mrs. Davis birthday. IA,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond COLL
. flower and children attended (
: surprise birthday dinner on Sur
/ day honoring Mr.. Pat Colliflowe
of South Vienna on his aghtiet
birthday.
BACHELORS BEWARE
| Newark, N. J. tAP) - This
going to be trying year for bach
elors in New Jersey, that Is TO
those trying to stay single
Statistics show, among Cthe
things, that 41,125 men becafn
husbands during the last Leap yea,
1852.
The figures dropped to SO. 7AA !
1854.
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