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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-14
Race Against Time Speeds Up As Time
For Dial System ''cut Over" Narrows
Workmen Plan
Finish By Oct. I

The race against time is gaining
momentum at the new office of
the Ohio Bell Telephone Company
in London, and workmen are striv-
ing to complete the work in time
to cut in the dial system by the
scheduled date of October Z.
Dozens of technicians are busily
making final tests to make sure
there will be minimum of trou-
BILE once the dial system is work
ing. But there are numerous jobs
to be completed before all the
city's phones will be ready for the
new service.
During the process of installing
the thousands upon thousands of
wires. circuits and switches, work
men have handled an estimated
100 0O0 wire ends and soldered
connections. More than 5,160,000
feet of wire has been used in ar
ranging the equipment so that it
will perform according to specifi-
cations.
While touring the office this
week Commercial Manager r. P.
Redman said every call would ac-
tivate as many as $4,000 different
circuits, with additional circuits
for long distance calls in toll
zones.
The basement of the brick and
reinforced concrete building con-
tains the machinery which keeps
the circuits and bells in working
order All the power for talking
and ringing is generated by the
company's own generators. with
an emergency engine ready to be
put to use when needed. All pow
er for the telephones is direct cur
rent with only AZ volts for talking
In the basement also is the master
switch to control the system in
case of emergency
On the second, or main floor, is
the actual working apparatus for
the system. Thousands of coils,
condensers, transformers and swi-
tches make it possible for a SIM
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-14
Soil Bank Forms
Now Available

The 1857 Soil Bank Acreage Re-
serve forms have been received by
the Madison County ASC Office.
The sign up date has been extend
ed until October 5, 1856 and the
owner and operator must both sign
the agreement.
, The Gounty ALLEGATION is S202,-
10000 for 1857 Wheat. This mon
ey viii be used on the first come
first serve basis.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-14
DON'T FORGET TO CALL
YOUR CORRESPONDENT

One of the best people to
know in your community is
your correspondent for this
newspaper. With each weeks
paper you will find many items
of interest about your commun-
ity, and with your help, the
many correspondents can be
great help to any school, club,
church or other organization.
Tell them what you are doing
and they will be glad to help
you.
And most of them prefer that
you call early in the week.
DON'T FORGET!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-14
Annual Mee+ino
Of Red Cross Set

The annual meeting of Madison
County Chapter American Red
Cross in the basement of the Lon
don Methodist Church Tuesday
evening, September 18, will feat
ure two speakers, Miss Eveline
Williams, head of Special Services
in the Veterans Administration
Hospital in Chillicothe and Miss
Carolyn Moran, field representa-
tive for the American Red Cross
in this district.
Officers and board members
will be elected at the meeting
which is open to the public ac-
cording to E. A. Wall, chapter
chairman.
WILL RETURN HOME
Mrs. Hurston II. Griffith, Lon
don Rt. 2, is expected to return
home Sunday from Mt. Carmel
Hospital where she underwent
major operation Thursday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-14
Sabina Man Held
On Forgery Case;
In Madison Jail

Madison County officers are
holding a Sabina man on a charge
of passing worthless checks in at
least three business places here.
Sheriff Herb Markley identified
the subject as Henry Harperree,
28 years old.
Markley said the man had pas
sed the bad checks at the Central
National Bank, Hume and Mabe's
and Dworkins. The total of checks
passed here was S139.
According to Sheriff Markley
the man wrote checks payable to
himself, on an account belonging
to his brother. There was no such
account.
The man arrested by Sabina
police on a warrant from Madison
County, is also sought by officers
at Washington Courthouse and at
Wilmington. He is charged with
forgery.
BACK FROM HOSPITAL
Ralph Watts, Sr., has returned
to his home, % South Madison
Road from Mt. Carmel Hospital
where he has been a patient for
two weeks.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-14
e OUR
"a fK6SWN
DIET

WhSAG ~ 1911 AthoSh shS1SA~ ~
see.
HUNTING
Advice to hunters if you
ever get lost in the woods,
shoot something out of season
and the game warden will
come and get you.
COST
Boom times like these have
their drawbacks. 1t now costs
people more than at any time
in history to live beyond their
means.
LAZY
We know a guy who is SO
lazy that if opportunity knock
ed at his door, he'd try to have
it arrested for disturbing the
peace.
EXCUSE
Man: my wife hangs around
the bowling alley seven nights
a week."
Another: How come she
does that?"
Man: "She's a pingirl"
FACT
A minor operation Is simply
one performed on somebody
else.
oLDiE
Perhaps the oldest and best
of the slips" which sometimes
creep into newspaper columns
is this about a small-town
newspaper which printed the
following article: Last week
we printed story in our pa
per which stated that Mr.. Sam
Swiss is a defective in the po-
lice force. We apologize for
this error. Mr.. Swiss is really
a detective in the police
farce"
DIFFERENCE
The difference between
wolf and timid soul is best
explained when one of each
was cast ashore on south sea
isle. Said the timid soul,
Goodness gracious! This is
land is probably inhabited by
whole lot of wild men" And
the wolf leeringly added.
Yeah, and wild women too"
WlMMlN
Most women don't care if
they do bring out the beast in
their husbands who's afraid
of a mouse anyway?
OUGHT
In order for a girl to get
much attention at these Euro
pean film festivals, she has to
be way out in front at the
start.
WELL?
Old cowboy was being inter-
viewed by an insurance man
as possible prospect for
policy. The agent asked the
cowboy if he had ever had any
accidents and the cowpoke said
mo" But added, "A couple o
years ago a mule broke seven
of my ribs and / got bit by a
rattle-snake!"
Don't you call those acci-
dents?" queried the agent.
Nav" said the cowboy,
Them was on purpose!'
INSURANCE
Insurance companies now
tell us that the home is more
dangerous for men than for
women. Any married man has
known this for years.
CURE
And there's many a hot-rod-
der who could be cured in the
obvious way-by the appllca-
ton of a flot-rod in the obvi-
GUS place.
WIMMIN
Women are funny they
aren't afraid of wolf at the
door but go absolutely berserk
at a mouse in the pantry.
sEAsoNABLE
This is the time of year when
faded summer love turns in
to fall guy.
PARADOX
Football season is here. We
will now watch the cream OF
the nations manhood stomp
each other to pulp and do
everything possible to annihil-
ate the opponent This is cali
ed playing the game After
the bloodshed. the opposing
players will then shake hands
and slap each other on the
back. This is called Sports
manship."
FACT
There's one thing 10 De Salu
for silence it can't be repeat
ed.
TRANSITION
In the old days they called
'em "Red-hot Mamas' but
now they're known as Real
Cool Chicks.
LAST WORD
A successful man in this
topsy-turvy world has a per-
feet right to believe in mira
cles how else could he be
successful?
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-14
FAIRFIELD SENIORS
TO HOLD SUPPER

The Senior Class of Fairfield
High School is sponsoring a waf-
file and sausage supper on Tues
day evening, September Is for the
benefit of the class treasury.
Tickets for adults will cost ST 90
and for children under IL will cost
Soc. The affair will be held at the
school and the ticket entities the
holder to all the waffles he can
eat.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-14
SUFFERS BROKEN ARM

Robert Johnston, eight-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Eugene
Johnston. East First Street, suff-
cred a broken left arm in a fall
at his home Saturday. He was
treated at a 10 c a hospital and
then taken to City Hospital,
Springfield where the arm was
set.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-14
State Patrol To
Aid In Making All
Buses Safe In '56

The State Highway Patrol again
this year will do all in its power
to assure the children of Madison
County safe transportation to and
from school, Corporal Paul Peter
son of London Post said today.
And the Patrol may be able to
even do better job this year than
before because of new regulat-
ion to become effective in October.
Corporal Peterson said in the
past, the Patrol has concentrated
On inspection of school buses as
it's primary safety weapon. Now,
as the school bus drivers chauff-
eur's license expires, he will be re-
quired to take re-examination as
a driver to insure his continuing
competence.
Corporal Peterson's check list
for school buses includes 33 ma
ior Joints which are subdivided
into az other brackets. The inspec-
ting ratrclman will check every
thing from the instrument panel
to the exhaust pipe.
If bus is found to be in need
of major repair, il is Immediately
ordered out of service until an
other inspection shows that cor
rections have been made. If the
bus is lacking in only minor re-
pairs, a 30-day grace period is
allowed to make these corrections.
However, if the ordered repairs are
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-14
Couple From West jefferson Is
Caught Near Village This Week

Madison County Deputy Sheriff
Marvin Flannagan and State
Patrolman Wigglesworth have ap-
pretended two missing persons
from West Jefferson.
ccording to Sheriff Herb
Markley, his office had received
a tip to the effect that James
Richard Dildine and Betty 10
Rowland were hiding out in build
ings on Olmstead Road near West
Jefferson. The couple was report
edly waiting for a car to drive to
a spot near the hide-out and blow
two blasts on the horn. This was
to have been their getaway car.
Officers procured an unmarked
vehicle, drove to the scene and
gave the signal. Someone answered
from the distance with a sharp
whistle and in a few minutes the
missing couple walked up along
side the car.
Dildine, who is % years old,
has been lodged in the West JEFF
In west jefferson Mayors
Court Thursday charges against
James Richard DiIdine we're dis
missed after all parties concerned
had reached an agreement. He had
been held in Jail on a charge of
contributing.
ferson Jail on a charge of contri-
buting to juvenile delinquency.
The IA year old girl has been re-
leased into the custody of her
parents.
The couple had last been seen
on the evening of September 8.
The mother of the girl had re-
ported her missing on Tuesday,
September a. A multi-state alarm
had been given for the two after
reports circulated that they had
intended to go to New Mexico.
The area where the couple was
apprehended Wednesday evening
is just a few miles from West
Jefferson. Officers expressed the
opinion that friends, had been
carrying food to the pair until the
alarm had Quilted down sufficient
lN for them to leave the area.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-14
Pvt. Bradley VIII
Leave For Europe

Pvt. Ross A. Bradley, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Bradley,
Route 2, London. Ohio, is schedu-
led to leave the u. S. Sept. 10
for Europe as part of Operation
Gyroscope, the Army's unit ro-
tation plan
Bradley is member of the Sth
Infantry Division, which has been
stationed at Fort Carson, Colo,
and is replacing the 9th Infantry
Division in, Germany.
An ammunition bearer in Com
pany F of the divisions 5th Reg
iment, Bradley entered the Army
March 1856.
He attended Gallia Academy,
Gallipolis.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-14
TWO ENTER SERVICE

Two London men have joined
the United States Army accord
ing to the August report of Mast
er Sergeant Ellsworth M. Gabriel,
commander of the Springfield Re-
cruiting Station.
Included i'm the list of men from
the area during August were Dar-
rell D.. Kilgore and Peter May
her, Ir. No other enlistees were
named as being from Madison
county.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-14
MIDWAY PIT o WILL HOLD
FIRST MEETING TUESDAY

The first meeting of 1856 for
the Midway Parent-Teacher Or
ganization will be held in the Mid
way School Building on Tuesday
evening, September 18 at TOO.
Leroy Craig, PIT O president,
has urged parents to attend and
visit homerooms of their children
and become acquainted with the
teachers.
The business meeting will be
held from 7:30-8:30.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-14
Good Morning Judge
News from Miami's Municipal Precinct Court
JUDGE JOHN o. JOHNSON. PRESIDING
BY ELLIOTT D. piEze Times staff Writer

II was a unfortunate situation,
among the type Of people from
whom you would least expect
such action - I'll apparently well
respected church going ceople.
AEer h inc I'll Of the tes6-
mcuy JcGrc JcEnscl gave all q
s,ern W gliag adding that they
s. & "a nc Of themselves
and then gave Mrs. Ga.ter'a suS-
acaded sea.erce.
Amcag ether eases heard and
ASSESSED Of were the following:
George Howard, charged with
vsggancy, dismissed with warn
ing.
James Garrett, charged with
assault and battery on Ruby
Brown, fined -25 or ten days.
Ods~L. Williams, charged with
petty larceny Ia % calibre re-
volver, property of J. w. DobDS,
valued at $3.50 fined SIS or ten
days.
Willie Smith and Edward
Reed, both charged with diSor-
derby conduct, sleeping on pri-
yate property. Smith was fined
SIS or 10 days and Reed received
suspended sentence.
Willie Scott, charged with as
sault and battery ON Mary Bled-
soc, and with disorderly conduct,
creating a disturbance. Mary
Bledsoe, charged with assault and
battery on Willie Scott, and with
disorderly conduct creating a dis
.uroance. Theora Scott, charged
With disordeny conduct, creating
disturbance. Willie Scott was
lined a total of $40 or Is days on
me two charges combined. Mary
8Iedsoe was also fined $40 or 10
days; and Theora Scott was fined
SIS or six days.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-14

Despite the unusual cold
weather which has been prevail
ing in the southeast Florida area
during the past few days, a total
OF l03 cases was listed for trial
in municipal court Monday morn
ing.
Unfortunate was the case OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Gator, who was
charged with assault and battery
on Mrs. Gladys Roberts.
The incident occurred early
New Years morning in front of
st. James Baptist Church on l4th
st. near 3rd ave.
Mrs. Roberts told the court that
her daughter came in the church
and told her that a daughter of
Mrs. Gator had made some is
paraging remarks about her MRS.
RobertS). An argument arose be-
tween the two women. The ar
gument seemed to have been
about a certain man in whom
both were obviously interested.
Mrs. Roberts further told the
court that Mrs. Gators daughter
hit her in the chest and that later
Mrs. Gator hit her with a broom
stick. The police were notified
and Mrs. Gator was arrested on
the following Wednesday. Mrs.
Roberts was supported in her
charges by three witnesses, in
GLIDING her daughter.
In her defense Mrs. Gator de-
MED hitting Mrs. Roberts, declar-
ing that she was in the church at
the time of the incident and could
not have hit her. But Mrs. Gator
did admit that her daughter did
hit Mrs. Roberts. In the mean
time. Mrs. Gators daughter ad-
mitted that her mother did have
a broom stick but declared that
she did not see her hit Mrs. ROB-
ertS.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-14
Senior Sewing Circle
Holds Annual Dinner
BY ELLIOTT J. PIEzE

The Senior Twilight Sewing
Circle held its 10Th annual dinner
Sunday afternoon at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Newbold,
l48l NV 68th St, in Liberty City,
A very Interesting group OF mem
bers and friends responded to the
call Of this once a year affair and
enjoyed the occasion. A short, but
very timely program was render
I'd in keeping with the occasion.
Among those responding on the
program was Mrs. Aurora Graves
e Havana, Cuba, who sang
solo.
Following the program a very
sumptuouS turkey dinner was
served and enjoyed by all.
Officers Of the Circle are Mrs.
Willie Mae Pinder, president;
Mrs. Olive Knowles, vice preSi-
dent Mrs. Olivia Gator, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. Marie Pear
son, recording secretary; Mrs.
Della B. Carey, dues treasurer;
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, social
treasurer; Mrs. Elma Stewart, pre-
late; Mrs. Bloneva Monroe, report
er; Mrs. Mae Davis, pianist; Mrs.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-14

Louise Johnson, instructor, and
members of the sick committee
are: Mrs. Charlotte Gibson,
chairman; Mrs. Louise Johnson
and Mrs. Mary Goodman.
Other members are Mrs. Ro-
wena Adderley, Mrs. Fannie Nc
Kay, Mrs. Edna Culmer, Mrs.
Clara Newbold, Mrs. Lee Hamil-
ton, Mrs. Olive Curry and little
Miss Clear Marie Gator.
Among guests present were
Mesdames Mary Demeritt. Mabel
Waters, Lillian Johnson, Sarah
Roach, Cleo Garner and Miss
Edith Whitfield. Harry w. Ed
wards, Charles Gunner, Clarence
Gator, Wilbur Temple, Maxwell
Newbold, ST. and Jr., and Elliott
j. Pieze. st
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-14
Affords Have
Dinner Party

The beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Afford, Ojus, Fla.
was the scene OF a sumptuous
dinner party Christmas Day. En-
tering through the Florida room
decorated with poinsettias, gave
the party a real Christmas atmos-
phere. The dining table center
piece was a gorgeous array Of red
roses. The hostess was radiant in
navy blue taffetta with hand
painted flowers on a full skirt.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Slater, Mrs. Slater, stately in
black crepe with rhinestone but
tons; Mrs. Ova Killens, pretty in
turquoise satin with large rhine-
stone buttons; MIR. and Mrs. Ben
Moore, Detroit, Mich. Mrs Moore
lovely in marine jersey; Mr.. and
Mrs. Peak (sister of Mrs. Moore)
Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs. Peak
charming in black taffeta; Mr..
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-14

Calvin Hardwick, one of Chatta-
nooga's prominent morticians:
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent, Steubenville,
Ohio. Mrs. Kent in all white
knitted wool; Mr.. 'and Mrs. L. l.
Bib, charming in turquoise faille.
Mrs. Charles Thompson, lovely in
black chiffon and Mrs. Avon,
cosmetologist, Fl. Lauderdale, at
tractive in silk print. Mrs. Afford
presented each Of her guests with
q beautiful gift.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-01-14

MIAMI TIMES, MIAMI, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, JANUARY Ia, 1856 PAGE IS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26
Friday. October rs. 1885

Callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Estep recently were
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Emerson of
Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Flannery
and family had as their Sunday
dinner guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Faulkner and son, Mrs. Bess-
lie Baker and Mr.. Eddie Watson
of Columbus, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Campbell of Georgesville and Mr..
and Mrs. Mas and sons of Dublin.
First Quarterly Conference of
the Lafayette Methodist Charge
was held Monday night in the La
fayette Church with the Spring
field District Superintendent, DR..
McAdaw presiding at the business
meeting. DR.. Meadow explained
the Advance Program for the next
four years, stating the money was
to be used to build Theological
Seminary in Central Ohio in the
near future. Following the busi-
ness meeting, refreshments were
served to the folks attending.
John Lambert of United States
Army has returned to. his base,
Fort Lee Virginia, after having
spent his furlough at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Miller, Bren-
da and Vicki were in Lebanon
Sunday, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Markley.
Don't forget the BEAN SUPP
Err, in the Lafayette Church base
ment on Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober 81, serving from 500 TO
500 Pm. This is being sponsored
by the church. All the corn bread
and beans you can eat plus salad
and dessert and drinks. Come and
join the bean eaters.
Rennie Hanscel, stationed at Air
Force Base Chanute Field, Illinois,
was home over the week end visit
ing with his father, Chris Hanscei
and grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Janes Fstep and other relatives.
Overnight guests last week of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Braskett, were
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Payne of
Sharon, Pennsylvania, returning
from trip to the Smokes.
Mrs. Herbert Harper, Mrs. John
Harper and Lynn attended the OPP
en- Gate Garden Club Fall Flower
Show at the Newport. Methodist
Church last Tuesday. In the Christ
mas Arrangements, Mrs. John Har-
per took First Prize, and she took
Second Prize in the Corsage class.
Lynn Harper took Third Prize In
the Christmas Arrangement in
toy. in the Junior Gardeners Divi-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Rector,
Hedy and Marilyn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Claar, Ricky and Virgil
Hollingsworth, Miss Dorothy
Street Miss nellie Connor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rothwell, Larry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cornwell of
London enjoyed a picnic dinner at
Ash Cave, Sunday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26

The reporter was polite. but du-
bious. He'd heard the mans story
and was afraid his city editor
might fire him for hosting few
if he tried to turn in yarn like
this to the news desk.
Would you mind going over it
again, sir?" the reporter asked.
Take it slow this time and just
give me the facts"
!. Well the man said, "it's just
as / told you befol :. / don't blame
you for being skeptical, because /
don't believe it myself. But it real
ly happened unless, of course, my
wife and l and our two kids were
dreaming" :"
Dreams" said the reporter,
ARE strictly from hunger at the
city desk. Just give me the facts. +"
I'VE started out from Center
City" the man began, driving
down the same crowded, poorly
marked, and narrow highway we
always have to use when we visit
my parents upstate. About an
hour out of town, just about dusk,
we saw this side road none of us
had ever noticed before.
There was a sign by it that
said: Direct Route to Springville.
We were headed for Springyille,
SO l turned off and took this
strange road
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26
Boy Scouts Help
In n''Get-Out-vote''
Drive In Nation

In many areas the nations A.
It's, ,134 Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts,
Explorers and adult leaders will
climax their nationwide Get-Out-
the-Vote campaing beginning Sat
urday, November 3.
On that day and on Monday,
November 5. they will call on a
total of $4,000, 900 homes and leave
on front doorknobs a Liberty Bell
hanger urging citizens to vote, or
The have been conducting a non
partisan campaign without refer
ence to any candidate or party. 1t
has been sponsored jointly wi I h
Freedoms Foundation, Inc, of VAL
ley Forge.
The message on the Liberty
Bell hanger reads: ..r
Heed youths call Vote as you
think. but vote November 6, 1856.
Use your freedom to vote" House
holders will be invited to display
these hangers in their windows in
dicating their intention to vote.
DR.. Arthur A. Shuck, Chief
Scout Executive, said that the
greater number of people that
turn out to vote, the greater will
be true democracy in action"
Recognizing the importance of
free elections" DR.. Shuck contin-
ued, nearly four million memb-
ers of the Boy Scouts of America
are participating in a non-partisan
Get-Out-the-Vote campaign. Scouts
will demonstrate that they are par
ticipating citizens by doing their
best to nstill in adults a determin-
alton and responsibility to exer-
else their tights as free people taxi
ing an active part in our govern
ment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-26
Lafayette News
MRS. DONALD CLAIR
PHONE VI 2-o2t3

REVIVAL! Where and when? ?
At the Plumwood Methodist Chur-
ch the week of November 5th
through November 18th, with Red
Turner, former Radio and TV star
preaching every night He will tell
of his life story and why he quit
TV and entered the Lords work.
Rev. William Turner pastor of
the Lafayette Charge is nephew
of Red Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Garrison
honored Mrs. Jack Streitenberger
of London, with a birthday dim
ner Sunday. Other Guests were
Mr.. Streitenberger and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Colwell and
daughter, Delana of London and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Strickfaden of
Columbus.