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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-07

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Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edwin F. Murphy
Arrangements of white peonies
and candelabra decorated the
sanctuary for the nuptials. Miss
Mary Binegar was organiSt and
Fred Miller, vocalist. Their
selections included Ave Marie,
"On This Day" and the tradi-
tional wedding marches.
The bride, given in marriage
by her brother, Norbert Gerst
was attired in gown of Chan
tilly lace styled with a fitted
bodice, Queen Anne Collar edged
with sequins, long sleeves that
tapered to points over her hands
and floor length skirt OF
nylon tulle over satin with {
chapel train. Her fingertip vel
draped from a nylon tulle braic
! edged with orange blossoms
She carried a cascade of Ameri
can beauty roses with white
| satin Streamers. Her jeWelry
consisted Of a pearl necklace ano
earrings.
Miss Mary Lou Arnold, o1
Caldwell route, served as maiC
of honor. She was dressed in {
floor length gown of yellow
nylon tulle over satin, with ;
lace bodice and ruffled skirt. Hel
short Jacket was of matching
lace and her head-band of vel
| low nylOn tulle. She carried ;
| colonial bouquet pink daisies anC
! roses.
Miss Betty Thieman, sister o
the bridegroom, and Miss Tar
sella Miller, cousin of the bride
were bridesmaids. They wore
gowns of light green fashioned
as that of the maid of honor ant
carried colonial bouquets o
yellow daisies and bouquets.
| Bernard Thieman served hi
brother as best man and tn
guests were seated by Rober
Thieman, brother of the bride
groom and Dennis Gerst of Cald
well route, cousin of the bride.
The bridegroom's mother wor
an aqua linen dress with whit
accessories and a corsage G
white carnations.
An all-day reception was bel
following the ceremony in tn
home of the bridegroom's pal
entS and a wedding dance Wa
held that evening for approx
mately 400 guests in the Church
town hall.
Assisting at the reception Wer
Mrs. Joseph Lang, Mrs. HoWar
BOIL. Mrs. Robert Schell, Mr.
Harold Thieman, Mrs. Robel
Pottmeyer, Mrs. Dale SchwendC
man, Mrs. Linus Crock, Mr.
Raymond Arnold, Miss Thelm
Noll, Miss Joan Crock, Mi:
Mary Lou Keller, Miss Maj
Lou Thieman, Miss Mildre
Thieman, Miss Norma Stenge
Miss Sophia Huck and Mi
Dorothy CutShaW.
The bride attended FulC
school and graduated from Cali
well high school. Mr.. THEM;
| graduated from Waterford his
| school. The neWlyWeds w
reside in Marietta.
Out-of-toWn guests were pr
sent from Caldwell, Dexter Cit
LeWisville, Cleveland, Cant(
and Parkersburg, w. Va.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-07
DINNER GUESTS

Recent dinner guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Parry, North street. were Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Montoney and
Mr.. and Mrs. franklin Montoney
of Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
Longfellow and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Head and
LaVonna Sonner.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-07
WEDDING DANCE

A wedding dance will be held
Saturday evening, June at St.
Joseph's parish hall, Burkhart,
honoring Miss Mary Weisend and
Ralph Ritterbeck who will be
married that morning. The Shen-
andoah Valley gang will furnish
the music. Public invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-07
ATTEND FUNERAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Seffens, of
Cumberland street, attended fu-
neral services Friday in Mari
eta for Mr.. Seffens' uncle, Will
liam Berry.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Lauer of
Lower Salem, announce the
birth of a son, May %, in the
Marietta Memorial hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
Jerome Township
Boy Injured In
Freak Accident

Phillip Scott. sixteen year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott of
Plain City, Route 3, was taken TO
University Hospital. in the Jay D.
Ferguson Ambulance, Saturday af-
ter he was thrown from q barn
roof at his home.
He and bis brother, David. a stu
dent at O.S.U., were attempting TO
repair metal roofing, on the barn,
torn loose that morning by the
high winds. Curling UP and acting
as spring. the metal caught Phil
lip and he was thrown approx
mately so feet through the air and
20 feet down to the ground. lie
suffered bad conclusion, badly
broken left wrist and innumerab'e
bruises. Doctors say he win re-
cover.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
,sAs : THIRTY YEARS AGO = ts4

1s4s THIRTY YEARS AGO - ts4s
MARCH S-Iondon of Womens Clubs cooperation
School authorities starts Nutrition program under guidance
chairman of Benevoences for Federation
9-Tniy Episcopal Church. London accepts resignation
Frederick Fischer rector who goes TO Crch OF
Heavenly Rest, Springfield
MARCH 1OIerbert C. Shough captain ONG, London
automatic reyolvS stolen from anory IN
So. Charleston.
Jefferson Grade School hold week.
ly oratorical improve public speaking.
1eeson Township Board of Education votes to sup
village library.
spring appearance front of Allen B cker store So Main ST.
London
1Aunt Maggie" Van Wagner seriously i'll at home
So. Main St. London
1916 - TEN YEARS AGO - 1s46
S-Ph Psi Sorority oa Beta Chapter with other
nation Research main project
MARCH sJohn Patrick Riley IS native of Madison Co., dies
Columbus. -
MARCH Dorothy Welsh daughter John Welsh London
position with Market Research Dept of Proctor Gamble
Cincinnati t-
MARCH 1-Sokelys Food West Jefferson plant has annual
vegetable growers of
MARCH 12-Dr. Francis Owsey Madison Coitys only
honored home of daughter Mrs l. NJ Been
Columbus, as marking so years of practice
onethird of the Personal filed
in county according to Auditor r. K. Dixon
jefferson township residing
Cp farm Gregg Road kills mother fox and puppies in den
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
An Editorial
GRASS ROOTS OPINION

BREEZE ILL., JOURNAL "Pravda The chief Russian
paper gives familiar advice to those who would attain ad
vanced years They should avoid sleep regularly avoid
excessive smoking drinking This leaves out the most import
ant requirement.: Don't criticize the government"
BISHOP CALF. REGISTER: " Rather than ask for price
support expense of the caemen have launch
ed sefhelp effort to stabilize the present difficult cattle
They've gotten together with other people the beef
business the feeders packers and retailers All the cat
emen ask that the public help itself TO beef particularly to
the demanded cuts which in such great supply
They point out that these cuts be as tasty when
cooked as those cuts pay for And they're every BIT
nutritious :"
BEDFORD VA. BULLETIN: I'VE believe in price supports
because the only system yet devised which gives agcul
something at least akin TO break but do not
like the way the system has been administered and abused
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
WITH A BUCKEYE IN CONGRESS
Ry clarence O. Brown Member Of Congress Ohio

sonsns s1s he
R nsn sc me to case nue m eno is s 5 e. permitted w
his hsn are as he ars M % ess
s she Viee Presidential Candidate m
eight lobby @ campaign soqtS.
f ss ss eos w
.s State csp & he Nson sa @ ssn g
% N @ sy as o @ s
religious railroads. 1ansag
s lis 1 Reaas haVe assistants wo e are
G legislators os asp the thoughts the o. pending
M @ % 5ssB Interest
stance Thomas Dewey
hs 90 the
& ySs fRT
ee fomer Secretary Interior Chapman and
m m ss the W @ aent ffo saG
s s sS @ the s m ss
sa S a RGwe M T f list o R9
4 planned have the very controversial Farm Bill up in
Is % @ sr r @ aoa the the ass ssss s S
M Of parity IS Pe sla q. the Fl '
Ts upper ~oad
a g the SeT p er erpc IN Ne
Wyoming bring Ss if
Agriculture = Benson % that
American help under the Marshall other
pses abroad difficult not almost impossible task Since 19S
So billion
in
million
have irrigated funds
Mexico doubled
while India has increased cotton output by so percent The
dam the Nile which the u.
tion in that
Despite its popular appeal there little likelihood the Congress
will Federal flood
Session Congressional working
finding practically impossible develop
give protection reasonable either
the Federal Government ~
States gold reserve oaed $233 billion Today stands $28
billion against which other nations hold
ion leaving $50 billion of gold the United States
OF
deposits the Government needs gold $120 billion
The Senate, which legislation
Social Security pending
draw benefits at so as provided
House Bill The widows
AT the likelihood the Congress
will amend the
migration quotas recently requested by the President
Illegally. said to number in the hundreds of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
cultural Committees, and watch
Congress in session.

cultural Committees, and watch
Congress in session.
A breakfast has been planned
for Wednesday, March IA, where
the Farm Bureau Congressional
Spokesman will have an opportun-
ity to meet with the entire Ohio
Congressional delegation Among
the issues expected to come up at
that time are the farm program.
the desire for improved rural free
delivery, and the need for expand
ed foreign trade.
Heading the delegation will be
H. D. Heckathorn, Forest, presi-
dent of the Ohio Farm Bureau
Federation. Also making the trip
to Washington are the members OF
the Legislative Committee OF the
Ohio Farm Bureau Board of Trus-
tees
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02

Making the trip will be elected
Farm Bureau Congressiona a |
Spokesman from 81 of the % con-
gressional districts. These men
serve on a year-rond basis and
are thoroughly acquainted with
farm conditions in their area and
with their Congressman.
Each spokesman will visit with
his Congressman on March 13 and
report to him on Ohio farm senti-
ment. A series of % meetings have
been scheduled throughout the Ohio
Farm Bureau from March 1-9 to
give Ohio farmers an opportunity
to fully inform their spokesmen
before they go to Washington.
While in Washington the Ohio
farmers will visit the Department
of Agriculture, meet with memb-
ers of the House and Senate Agri-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02

Joan Wilson; Helen and Marvin
Boerger; Ernie and Edward Bmrs;
Saundra and Shirley Overturf;
Patty and Nancy Houck; Leland
and Paul Troyer; and Jay Straley.
A special demonstration of fit
ting and showing beef cattle will
be given by Marvin Boerger. Le-
land Troyer will demonstrate the
latest methods of lice and warble
control in beef cattle.
Lunch will be served by the
Rosedale Cook and Stitch and
Grow En- Quick 4-H Clubs.
The group will leave from the
Court House at 8:45 am. Everyone
is welcome to attend.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
All Steer Tour
Planned March 3

A All steer tour will be held
Saturday, March 3, according to
the Agriculture Extension Office.
This first tour will be a visit to all
All members in the north half of
the County carrying steer projects.
The tour will begin at 9 am. at
the Madison County Experiment
Farm. Succeeding stops will be
made at the home of Richard
Smith; Don Henry; Andy and Paul
Hart; Richard Harbage; Dale and
Pat Oiler; Billy Hammond; Bonet-
Ia and Phyllis Combs; John and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
Facts About
Folks

1t. and Mrs. Robert Heydon and
their daughter, Lisa, have gone to
San Diego, Calf, for a months
stay before leaving for 1t. Hey
don's new station at Barbor's
Point, Hawaii. Mrs. Heydon is the
former Sally Greer, who has been
staying since before Christmas
with her mother, Mrs. Julian d.
Greer, Richmond Avenue. 1t. Hey
don joined her and her daughter
here to drive to the coast with
them.
1t. and Mrs. Walter E. Camp
bell tthe former Mary Ann Drury)
are guests this week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter H. Campbell, Airing
ton, Virginia. From there 1t. and
Mrs. Campbell will drive to New
York City where the former will
embark for Frankfurt, Germany as
part of the Third Armored Divis-
ions Advance party Operation
Gyroscope). Mrs. Campbell will
return to London to await her
overseas port call in early May.
~ ~
Rosemary Feeley, yeoman 3rd
class WAVES spent the weeend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Feeley, Stewart Avenue. She
was motored Sunday to her base at
cambridge by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Daily. Within the week Yeo-
man Feeley will go to Norfolk, Va.
with the WAVES basketball team
to take part in tournament there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur II. Hume
have returned to their home on
North Main Street after a three
weeks vacation in Florida. Lau-
derdale-by the Sea, was their stop
ping place, but returning they
came up the west coast to stop
briefly enroute with friends.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Floyd, Nat
ional Pike, spent the week end
with their son, DR.. Henry Floyd
and his family in Hamilton, where
DR.. Floyd is head of the Tubercu-
losis Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
Ohio Farmers
Going To Visit
Congressnen

Nearly 5 0 farm leaders are go
ing to Washington D. c. March II
IA to meet with their Ohio Con-
gressmen, it was announced today
by D. r. Stanfield, executive Sec
retary of the Ohio Farm Bureau
Federation.
"Ohio farmers are greatly dis
turbed by falling farm prices and
they are going to discuss pending
farm legislation with their Con-
gressmen and Senator'S" Stanfield
said
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
RECORDERS OFFICE
REAL ESTATE TRANSFES:

Richard B. Powell TO Betty Lou
and Homer Long Jr., 1856 acres
in Mt. Sterling.
Joseph F. and Clara M. Holt to
William P. and Thelma P. Collins,
two tracts in Jones third addition,
West jefferson.
Lawrence and Geraldine Tinker
to Arnold c. Allen and Elton Lee
Price, lot no 16, Town & Country
addition, West Jefferson.
William P. and Thelma p Col
Inns to Patsy R. and John P. Jones
Jr., OBS acre in Jefferson Twp.
Estate of Myrtle E. Price, de-
ceased to Louetta Price ct al, lot
81 in William Watson's addition
and lots no. and A in Watson's
addition, London.
Wallace V. Nichols, commission
er of estate of Myrtle E. Price to
Harry E. Price, undivided one-half
of 0.72 acre in London.
William and Edeltraut Jarrells
to r. w. Lukens, 0.053 acres on
Park St, London.
B. A. and Florence Schadel to
Merritt A. and Marie Stevens, lots
no. 156, 157 and 158 in Burr Oak
Heights subdivision, Pleasant Twp.
Marie and Merritt A. Stevens to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil E. Yerian
have returned to their home 81
North Oak Street after spending
the winter in Phoenix, Arizona at
the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Perram. They remained in Phoe-
nix until February / and then
went over to Florida for three
weeks before returning to London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Tyler, Will
lis Avenue, are home after three
weeks in Florida, spending most
Of their time in North Miami.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02

Mr.. Richard Conway
co The Madison Press Co.
AS w. Second st.
London, Ohio
Dear Mr.. Conway:
We want to express the appre-
ciation of the London Retail Mer-
chants Association and its officers
for the fine publicity you gave the
Christmas Trim and Kiddies Treat
project the past year.
Without the fine write-ups Of
your newspapers our Christmas
project would not be possible.
Sincerely yours
The London Retail
Merchants, Assn.
II. r. Richardson, Sec.
Be as just and gracious unto me
AS / am confident and kind to thee.
Shakespeare
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
COMMON PLEAS
NEW CASES.:

NEW CASES:
Maynard Swyers, Mt. Sterling
Rte 2 VS. Betty M Swyers, address
unknown; divorce asked, wilful alb
sence of more than one year. Mar
ried May II, 1852 at Circleville, no
minor children.
Jean E. Napier, London, VS. Will
fred p. Napier, London, divorce
asked, gross neglect of duty and
extreme cruelty. Married April 80,
1947, at Covington, KY. Two minor
children. Plaintiff asks custody of
minor children, household goods,
support, a restraining order again
st defendant and costs.
Stan Mark, Washington c. H. VS.
Dana M. Daniels, South Solon, ac-
ton for money only, amount claim
ed, SS42.69 with interest.
Grace l.. Brown, London, VS. En-
cry r. Brown, London, divorce,
gross neglect of duty. Married
Feb. 26, 1850 at South Solon, o,
no minor children. Plaintiff asks
restoration of former name, Grace
r. Long, temporary restraining or
der against defendant, alimony and
costs.
Universal CIT. Credit Corp. rs
Gerald Stires ct al, action to
Marshall liens and sell real estate.
Margaret Ann Conway ct al VS.
Mary E. Mooney ct al, action for
partition of real estate.
JUDGMENTS
Farmers & Citizens Bank of
Lancaster, 0. VS. Kenneth II. Reed
South Vienna, O., action dismissed.
Marcella Sanders VS. James F.
Sanders, divorce granted. Gross
neglect of duty. Plaintiff awarded
custody of four minor children,
support and other relief.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
Letters To
The Editor

Letters 70 the editor. Are On.
couraoed and Will % wei.
coined. To be oonsIdsred FOR
publication they must 30 sign.
ed. Anonymous couist1unIoa-
tions cannot be pubIIahSd. In
the event the autnor o. Z let
ter wishes 70 withhold hIs Or
her name from publication
this desire should be Indicated
In the letter. The letter may
then be printed without Che
signature at dlscretIon o. The
editor n II contains lnSorma-
ton deemed OF sufficient In
teresf TO all readefS.-ED.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
Final Tax Advice
TeIecas+ March 3

The final telecast of the Tax
Advice" series being offered at
2:30 each Saturday afternoon over
station WBNS-TV is scheduled for
March 3. Cooperating with the In
ternal Revenue Service in the
presentation of this program will
be. Columbus Chapter of the Ohio
Society of Certified Public Ac-
countants.
This telecast will furnish the
answers to the questions most fire.
quently asked by taxpayers during
the current filing season.
MAX PORTER
RETURNS HOME
Max Porter has returned to his
home at SIS South Oak Street after
an extended illness in Springfield
Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
INVENTORIES APPROVED:

Estate of Sherman Sheldon. de-
ceased, inventory of $41o.53, all
personal goods. Scott II. Sheets,
Walter Sheets, Stewart Anderson,
appraisers, Paul r. Sheldon, admr.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED:
Woodrow Myers, AZ, finisher, Co
lumbus, o. and 10 Ann Wilson, 25,
credit manager, Mt Sterling.
Howard w. Balzer. 90. Light Co.
employee, Columbus, and Mary
Lynn Dewey, 19, clerk, Mt. Sterl-
ing, Route z.
Richard f. Allen, 35, farmer,
Cedarville Rte /, and Irene Kauff-
man, 80, house worker, Plain .ity,
Route l.
Charles Carmon, Is, truck dri7-
er, Wellston. O and Martha Sue
Hastings, Is. no occupation, Lon
don Rte. ..
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
MAX PORTER
RETURNS HOME
VIM. Overturf Is
Moved To Magnetic
Springs Hospital

William Overturf, a well known
farmer residing near Rosedale has
been moved from Memorial Hos
pital in Marysville to the Magnetic
Springs Foundation where he is
recovering from a broken hip
which he suffered January 18th.
Mr.. Overturf had been confined
in Memorial Hospital until Monday
of this week. He would appreciate
hearing from his many friends in
this community.
Moral indignation is jealousy
III. G. Wells
with q baIn
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02

Fred v. and Martha r. Trirnble,
lots no. 153, 154, 155, 156, 157 and
158 in Burr Oak Heights subdivis-
ion, Pleasant Twp.
Charles o. and Grace Lane to
Fred v. and Martha r. Trimble,
lot no. 169 in Burr Oak Heights
subdivision, Pleasant Twp.
Carrie B. and Elwood Miller to
Wendell and Mindora Harris, 20
acres in Range Twp.
Belva Boggs to ]. c. Michaels
and E. Leo Wilcox, outlet 10 in A.
E. Sherwood's addition, Plain City.
Elmer F. and Helen G. Wood
ward to Robert w. Lukens, 0.50
acres on East Center ST., London.
Mary Ellen Baker to Earle F.
Baker, lot no. 35 in Toland addi-
ton, London.
Rolla D. and Irma L. Webster to
Ulrich G. and Mary E. Bauerle,
3.1O4 acres in Union Twp.
Lee Thompson ct al, to Dwight
L. Thompson, 4o.57 acres in Stokes
Twp.
PROBATE COURT
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
MADISON COUNTY COURT NEWS

Glenn G. Woosley VS. Fred Woos-
ley eft al; court orders sale of
lands mentioned in action.
Rose Mae Steele VS. Robert
Steele, plaintiff charges defendant
with contempt of court in violating
restraining order.
Clinton E. Greene, Hamilton, O.,
VS. Juanita c. FillieZ, Massilon, o.,
jury verdict for plaintiff in amount
of $500 for damages in auto ac-
cident.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02

Benny Goodman coaching Steve Allen the lingering
the clarinet playing Allen supposedly
Tecnicolor musical biography THE Benny Goodman Story which
that of Goodman himself the visual playing being taken
Allen who Swing
Story Sunday the State Theatre.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02
PROBATE COURT
WILLS ADMITTED:

Rodney c. Slyh. Feb. "a.
Jessie M. Haas, Feb. %.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-02

with a halo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02
AT FORT BELVOIR
Revolving Buffet
Featured Qt Party

skirt. The bouffant skirt was
topped with a plain bodice,
abbreviated cap sleeves and a
high scoop neck. cut lower in
the back.
Dress Blues
All the officers appeared in
dress blues or semidress pinks
and greens while their wives
chose cocktail gowns for the
party.
Other guests included Brig.
Gen. Gerald E. Galloway, as
sistant commanding general Of
Fort Belvoir and Mrs. Gallo
way: Col. Arthur A. G Kirch-
hof, chief of staff of Fort Bel
voir and Mrs. Kirchhoff and
Col. Horace F. Sykes. jr.. direc-
tor of the Engineer Research
and Development Laboratories
and Mrs. Sykes.
The festive decor of the field
house was festooned In red, the
Engineer color. complementing
the red-shaded three-b by
three-foot tw'ntable center
piece forming the Engineer
Center troop insignia; a ram
pant lion and two shields in
scribed Fare Fac" translated
1--WE teach by doing"
Chief Warrant Officer JOS
eph A. Bell directed the 18th
Army band in music for the
party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-02
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS

Staged by members of the Cliff
ford family only, it was good
enough to be professional.
Clark started out by an
nouncing that he was sorry
that their eldest daughter Geri
and her husband tBill Lana
gam couldn't be there but she
had just presented them with
their third grandchild. Their
second daughter Joyce and
her husband. Dick Barrett.
who were last nights main
performers along with the
maestro-emcee himself, would
present them with their fourth
grandchild in June, Clark an
nounced.
The talented Barretts started
the program. Dick played the
guitar and sang some mar
velous calypso songs. Joyce
sang a longtime favorite as
only she can sing it, Ma. he's
making eyes at me-" and a
hillbilly song "Feudin' and
Fightin' with accents.
Clark sang his perennial
favorite. THE Tattooed Lady"
midst catcalls and kibitzing
from the throng of friends on
the floor, and he also sang a
song he and the late Carlton
Hadley tJane Barkley's first
husband) wrote way back in
the 20s.
Dick Barrett with the aid
Of a false mustache and Of
flcer's cap acted the part Of a
comic British general. And
Clark read a fictitious treas
urer's report on the Interna-
tional Ball that was a classic
and had everybody in hys-
tericS.
How many other families in
town could hold an audience
of lao ranging from Martin