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TO draw a crowd.

THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT:
How James Edwards was given a
contract by Universal-Interna-
tional as a writer, becoming the
first Negro writer ever signed by
a Hollywood studio. Edwards first
job will be This Boy From
Korea"
The Rochester Royals star
studded pro basketball lineup
which includes Negro cagers
Maurice Stokes, Dick Ricketts, and
Sihugo Green $50.
Billy Eckstine's attempt to slug
a photographer who tried to snap
his picture in a Las Vegas spot.
How Gladys Hampton Lioneps
spouse) insured her banana color
ed mink for $4,000.
That baseball player who is
sporting a black eye since his wife
socked him with a milk bottle
during a brawl.
The report that Congressman
Adam Clayton Powell has a $780,
900 political fund" donated by
Harvey Firestone and friends)
and the privilege Of naming 10
federal job-getters If Ike wins
and all because he switched from
the Denis to the COP.
How Sugar Chile Robinson, the
former child boogie-woogie piano
prodigy hit the news when his
mother was Jailed after molesting
several teen age chicks in Detroit.
How Archie Moore's new mate,
Joan, has grabbed the reins and is
running his business affairs in
manner that meets the approval
Of the heavyweight title contender.
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Luoeday, Mss(ANPl-An investigation being made this
week into the death Of Negro TO
death ago.
The sheriff here questioned suspect indicated
Pected foul play In the
Sheriff Charles Hollands attention drawn TO the mys-
teous death OF Austin Mitchell County
burns is his home Mitchell n a hospital
Holland said Mohelrs body but
that the fire did not destroy the house
Arson Immediately ne st
does not know whether Mitchell play
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skunk Breaks Up Meeting OF White ci,iuons' crOvD

Henderson Ky-(ANP)A proscgregauon leader here was
yelling foul play last Thursday threw skunk
in his car and broke rally Of white group nearby
James Baize chairman OF the Henderson Coun.
ell later drove the protest the incident
The skunk apparently bad rough handling
pressed his feeling by sending the several hundred attending
meeting their ways
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Houston, Texas ANP)-American OBJ
served at Texas Southern University Nov Hill Perry
serving as chairman OF the program committee
The theme for the Observance win be Spiritual
Heritage" major feature viii be tho
churches the speak general topic
Strong America"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-09

Usually the first screw that gets
loose in a persons head is the one
that controls the tongue.
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church, 1919 Lyndale Av. N. at
half after four o'clock in the after
noon. The Rev. Stanley King, as
sistant pastor, will officiate.
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FRIENDSHIP

Friendship is a precious thing
II blesses and ii cheers.
Perhaps twas born but yesterday,
Perhaps is grew with years
Our work day would be happier
When toll and friendship blend
And it's worth a million dollars
To have a real, true friend.
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forgotten because she no longer
could share her good fortune with
your
How could you be so small and
forget so soon? The answer Is be-
cause you are a snob and "the
book" says a snob is one who has
an inferiority complex.
Guard your friendships well.
You know you cannot buy friends.
Most Of US have only a few
friends, but many acquaintance.
Then there are some Of US who
front face friends" Your friend
dare not turn her back for as soon
as she does you start tearing her
TO pieces. Why is II you talk about
her to others, yet when seen any
where you seem to be the very
best of friends. II your friend IL as
mean and deceitful as you say,
then why do you go with herr
Is IT you want her for your
friend but you don't want her to
have other friends for fear they
viii tell her how you have talked
about her? Be true to your
friends. II is really a Joy to have
a friend you know you can trust
and oh how sad you are when you
learn your friend is really not your
friend at all.
Beware Of the friend who Is al
ways telling you something some
one else says. Unless it is for your
own good, forget il.
Life is short, so lets cherish our
friends and be true to them.
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WIG Joins seretse Khamu In Afrlen

serowe Beohuaneand tANP)seretse Khama
tain of the Bamangwao tribe joined by week after
she and their two children flew here
Khama recently homeland after sS years
OF exile IN England for marrying the former white pst
Pie tribal crisis developed following the marriage
h government banshed the couple Khama recently
return to Bechuanaand but
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Birmingham Aa-tANF)--Mrs Ida Terry described BY
University hospital spokesman here doing week after
she suffered injuries TO her spine and shoulder bridge
crossing collapsed dropping her into Village Creek
Police said the bOyearod crossing the foot
on Avenue when section the gave away They
said she fell about 10 feet creek
bridge mainly for school children 10 cross nm their
way home officers
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chicago(ANP)Td don't want to be disappointed
heve until the money declared Myrtle
two sisters who last the Irish
Sweepstakes.
But it's true we'll we'd like TO buy
the children have a good education" added.
Mrs Johnson and her sister Lillian Johnson
hafz H. who
The two sisters married brothers Myres husband
post office clerk Fred Johnson LlSns husband
valet
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Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

Nov, 1l-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Young 2s16 Elliot Av., one year.
Nov. i2-Mr. and Mrs, Virgil
Hadley, 5000 Fourth Av. s.. IS
years: Mr., and Mrs. Earle F.
Kyle, 36S7 Fourth Av. S, 20
years.
Nov. 14-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Lyle sr, SSS f. Ssth St. is years,
Nov. l5-Mr, and Mrs. Everette
Johnson, 4O4s Fifth Av. S. four
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
Baldez. 1922 Fourth Av. S, four
years; Mr.. and Mrs, William
Roger Thompson, $50 Bryant Av,
N, 10 years.
Nov. l6-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Smith. us 18th Av, S, I6 years.
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ST. PAUL

Nov. l0-Mr. and Mrs. Pascal
Commodore, 447 N. Kent St, AZ
years.
Nov. 12-Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Eddings, us St Anthony Az, 20
years,
Nov, l5-Mr. and Mrs, Chester
Harris, 6SS Carroll Av.. 10 years:
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Blakey, 7S5
St Anthony Av, nine years.
Nov, l6-Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Butler, 64S Igiehart Av., q years.
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Dixie Judge Frees Florida NAAcP Heed For RESISTING
Arrest fines Him For Double Parklna

Tampa fla ANP)Wlam A. Fordham president
NAACP acquitted charges resisting ares
by sherffs deputies.
Fordham said kicked by officer
when he his and questioned
Il away.
Magistrate blocking traffic b.
doubeparng and fined him $40 dropped the other charge
Florida NAAcP denied resisting arrest
Negro leaders strongly protested by police the man
ner in which they handcuffed and arrested FordhRm
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To Our l.. A. Subscribers

To the Cannon family: All of US
were grieved TO learn Of the death
of your father and husband, Mr..
NJ. o. Cannon.
To Lorena and Emerson Harris:
All of your friends ask about you
and wonder when you are coming
home" Ben and Alma, especially.
To Florence Wells: Glad to hear
you are feeling so much better.
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READ THE WANT ADS
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To Our Twin city Subscribers

My, but there have been a lot of
visitors in the Twin Cities. As
usual l know they were royalty
entertained. And I notice several
Twin Citians are out in sunny
California now. They, too, will be
royalty entertained by former
Twin Citians. Time nor distance
mean a thing now. People travel
all the year round. Time was when
you only expected house guests at
certain time Of the year. But
now, they travel all OF the twelve
months and from longer distances,
and more of them. They figure five
or six can travel as cheaply as
one so off they so. the more the
merrier
The only rub is-that works
both ways. So, when you go, ex-
pect to have the visit returned or
maybe you had better not go. Fair
enough, isn't il?
will be here next week.
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Policemen, Former Die In Arrest Fight

Empora, va-(ANP)A white policeman and Negro farme
lost their lives here last week bloody that
the aftermath Of N attempt
Dead stuart Edwards the policeman Charles Garter
farmer
The shooting a busy
two other officers attempted companion
disorderly conduct charges
The claimed their Jumped whe
they attempted TO them
the succeeded grabbing gun
Taylor and began pumping away with shots.
Several shots hit Carter the body
Edwards In the neck severing his jugular
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WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE

covtngton Kye-(ANF)For the first history
villa Madonna College here the student body
president OF the freshman
Bob Owens 20 year polio victim president
class. winning the post by 20 vote margin.
Owens native Of Maysve KY.
oncsm last year
tracted polio few months after he
vented him from attending school regularly
times attend four or five months and then
would TO clinic for checkp operation
The disease affected his legs
Police Hold Woman In Death OF Man
Richmond va-tANP)-Polce holding 39-year
old suspicion murder
broken neck after falling down Night OF stairs
According TO detectives Lotie
ston 6s together
and broke his neck.
HAirston arrival Philip hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12

Pink Liquid VEL '2-0z can 39e
Wheat Puffs Gold Seal pkg Sc
Rice Puffs Gold Seal pkg lie
Grovymoster 'l4-0z bot lie
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| HOUSES FOR sALs-vA.

LAKE BAREFOOT - Unusual new
brick split level on over "a acre,
with tail trees. Circular drive, 15x
~ liv. rm. w/firepl,, lge. formal
lge. finished rec. rm. lw/firepl., scr,
porch, 3 bedrms., ~ baths. An
excel. offering at S33, 500. Shown
BY appt. THE DARBY CO., IA. g.
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OPEN

Or LIN
3-bedroom. 2-bath brick Colonial.
separate din. rm.. porch, rec. rm..
full hsmt S17.500 Only SS75 down
VA DIRECTIONS: South on Memorial
blvd to Fl. Hunt right to 22S-E
Fl. Hunt I'd. so. 5-SH43
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
DREAMS
;. ' OPEN l PM

Dirs.: North Glebe road past
WASHINGTON. Golf g. Country Club to
approx. 400 block and OPEN sign
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INDOOR-OUTDOOR
LIVING
OPEN, 2-7

This handsome 2-year -old, , bed
room rambler situated on a "a acre
of level ground beautifully land
scaped with shrubs and trees. will
delight the most critical buver.
Screened breezeway and garage
lengthen the horizontal lines. Truly
in LIST class condition Handsome
recreation room and fireplace in
basement, Outside patio An ideal
blend of home and setting. GI ap-
praised at S2u150.
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DEWEY M. FREEMAN
FarnnetteS

F'armetteS
]. MODERN RAMBLER with at
tached one-car garage situated on
"a ACRES between Manassas and
Haymarket. S12.950-terms!
@. RETIRE ON SEVEN ACREsl
Comfortable 2-bedroom home with
porch. and several good outbuildings
BILE; S19,95o.
3. OUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S
21l, Attractive setting. beautifully
handicapped on better than THREE
ACRES. Screened bree5eway links
garage to unique 3-bedroom ram
bier. wishing Well water supply
strawberry patch-grand old shade
trees; An unusual Offering for
4. RooMY FoUR-BEDRooM home
on approx. FOUR ACRES with ga
rage and hen house Good road front
property for S13.950.
5; REMoDELED COLONIAL STYLE
With. 2 wings. attached garage first
floor bedroom and bath. Between
Z AND 5 ACRES; will have lake view.
Close to Haymarket: S17.95O
8. NEw-ONLY S12.95O! Approx.
3. ACRES of rich. cleared ground.
Modern one-fioor plan with 3 bright
bedrooms and bath. A good starter
for an ambitious young country
2. ALSO AVAILABLE are several
Bull DING SITES IN : TO 30
ACRE tracts-some wooded. some
cleared. $500 to $500 per acre.
ATTRACTIVE TERMS CAN BE
ARRANGED! Trades considered!
HAYMARKET 4-2I60. SAT. SUN.
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SPRINGFIELD
DOWn-Side Up
OPEN / pm.

Dirs.: From Shirley Memorial
Hwy. at Springfield Cloverleaf risht
one block to Gulf Service Station,
turn right on Backlick road to Essex
ave-, left to model home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
10th Century
Has Musicale

The Twentieth Century Club
members enjoyed a musicale fol-
lowing luncheon Friday at Coover
Club House, Mrs. James Argan-
bright of West Jefferson giving a
program that delighted the guests
by its charm and versatility.
AS an opening Mrs. Arganbright
chose, Hello" other numbers in
cluding, "A May Night" by Pome-
grin; then a medley by Victor Her
bert, Failing in Love-" kiss Me
Again." "Ah Sweet Mystery of
Life" italian Street Songs;
then vocal numbers followed,
Prayer Perfect" by Stinson,
Morning." by Obey Speaks. Then
came a trip down Memory Lane,
with "Minuet," Little Annie
Rooney" "Davy Crockett" School
Days" In A Iittle Red School
House." and "The Lilac Tree" The
next part of her program was
poem entitled, 1912" followed by
two selections on the musical saw,
"Old Black joe" and Sweet and
Low" Sweetheart" from May
time" and "Alice Blue Gown con-
cluding the afternoons musical in
terlude.
A short business meeting was in
charge of Mrs Rodney Plymell, in
the absence of Mrs. Robert Dilling-
ham, president.
Luncheon hostesses were, Mrs.
Paul Hart, Mrs. c. c. Farley. Mrs.
Phillip Ferguson, Mrs. Kenneth
F'ichner, Mrs. Forrest Hanson,
Mrs. Pearl Fannon, Mrs. VIM. Fen
der, Mrs. Roy Keye and Mrs. Mar
ion Raub.
On the program committee were
Mrs. Francis Baker, Msr. Paul Hart
Mrs. c.. c. Farley, Mrs. Forrest
Hanson, Miss Dorothy. Street. Mrs.
Leona LeBeau, Mrs. Clara Horn
beck, Mrs. Harold Welsh and Mrs.
Jesse Hart.
- -
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Garrett,
London-Jefferson Pike, left Sun
day for a several weeks visit at
various places in Florida.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
Phi Betes
Given "Quiz"

Members of Iota Beta Chapter
were briefed on what Phi Betes
should know at the annual such
meeting Tuesday night in the club
rooms, by Mrs. Darwin Keye, pres
ident, as quiz MASTER"
This "bugaboo" over, the men,
bers were given a second briefing
by the sorority's highest ranking
officer, Mrs. Harold S. Welsh, one
of Iota Beta's "own," who has be-
gun revealing a few of things that
are to happen come June. to- get as
many members as possible con-
vention minded" for National in
Florida.
For the social hour afterwards,
the tables were centered with can
dies and red and white carnations.
In these were hidden lucky num-
bers which were drawn by Mrs.
Paul Jones, Mrs. Robert Day, Mrs.
William Tanner and Mrs. Cletus
Higgins, emitting them to the four
door prizes.
Hostesses for the evening were,
Mrs. Kenneth Bardon, Mrs. Clyde
Goodyear, Mrs. Murray Lohr and
Miss Joan Brady.
~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Hackett
Jr Garfield Avenue are home
from a delightful stay in New
York, in which business and pleas
ure were combined. Among the
Broadway hits they saw were,
Fanny" plain and Fancy" and
Inherit the Wind" Several very
special night spots and the Wal
dorf" were among other places
where they were entertained.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
"Sig Alphs''
Guest Night

1t was Guest Night" again for
Beta Kappa Chapter of Epsilon
Sigma Alpha Sorority Monday
night at the home of Mrs. Logan
Gibson, South Oak Street, which
meant entertainment only.
Prizes for euchre went to Miss
Joyce Finchum and Mrs. Weldon
Butcher and to Mrs. John Ham
mond and Mrs. Thomas Sisterhen,
for bridge.
Guests of the sorority were, Mrs.
Wallace v. Nichols, Mrs. James
Creamer, Mrs. Roger Dillon, Mrs.
Robert Sims, Mrs. John Hammond,
Miss Analee Miller and Miss Joyce
Fmchum.
Mrs. Max Porter and Mrs. Ray
Chadwell were assistant hoStesses
for the party.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20

weddings during
of Sedaia Methodist pastor
the church officated at the double
Mr. and Leslie London
bridegroom
ha
Mrs graduate of Madison High School, while
Midway School
the Counts
Road near
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
Mrs. Coleman
Presents Gavel
To Daughter

Installation of officers for the
year 1856 was held at the January
meeting of the Catholic Ladies of
Columbia, Miss Louise Coleman
taking up the duties of president,
with the following assistants, Mrs.
Robert Lambert, vice president;
Mrs, Marino Mancini, recording
secretary; Mrs. James Cummins
Jr., financial secretary; Mrs. Ro-
meo Mancini, treasurer; Mrs. John
Loney, monitor; Mrs. Frank Brady
Jr., inner guard; Mrs. Kenneth
Bardon, trustee.
After Mrs. Henry Coleman, in
stalling officer and a past presi-
dent, presented the gavel to Miss
Louise Coleman, her daughter, a
short business meeting was held.
Mrs. Kenneth Bardon, retiring
president, was presented the past
presidents pin in appreciation of
her two years leadership.
The supreme president, Mrs.
Helen Doyle, will be a guest at the
February meeting.
AT the social hour which follow
ed, prizes were presented to Mrs.
Lee Foreman, Miss Louise Cole
man, Mrs. AL Cauly, Mrs. James
Sheehy, Mrs. James Curnmins Sr.,
and Mrs. Jerry Sullivan.
Hostesses were, Mrs. Romeo
Mancini, Mrs. William Gallagher,
Mrs. Al Langen, Mrs. Frank Brady
Jr., Mrs. William Hackett Sr.,
Mrs. Charles Welsh.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20

roses.
Duties of best man were per-
formed by Edwin Sullivan, a
brother of the bridegroom.
Both Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs.
Reed, chose gowns of navy blue
with dark accessories and eorsages
of red roses, for the wedding.
A wedding breakfast was served
for the wedding party at the Ever
glades, Columbus, Immediately af-
ter the ceremony. From one to
four that afternoon, the new Mr..
and Mrs. Sullivan greeted their
friends and relatives at a reception
at the home of the brides parents.
Both Pfc. Sullivan and his bride
are graduates of Monroe High
School. The bride is associated
with the Ohio Bell Telephone,
while the bridegroom will soon
leave for Ft. Hood, Texas, where
he is stationed with the u. S.
Army.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
CIV" For Children
Topic For P-TA
Of st. Patricks

The members of ST. Patrick's
Parent-Teacher Association at
tending the regular January 10
meeting, viewed a Christopher
film "Television,' co-starring Ruth
Hussey and George Abel, most
interesting story about the strug-
giles of T.V. producer.
Father James Keller, producer,
actor, writer, is founder of Chris
topher Movement whose purpose
is to restore the love and truth of
Christ to the market place" He
discusses television in his latest
best seller, Careers That Change
Your World"
Father Edward Reidy, spiritual
director, commented briefly on
parents duty to supervise televison
programs viewed in the home.
Hostesses serving refresh
menst were mothers of the third
grade students.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
Reed -Sulliud Vows At
Lockbourne Air Force Base

During a double ring ceremony
which was read Saturday, January
fourteenth in the Catholic Chapel
at Lockbourne Air Force Base,
Miss Janet Eileen Reed became the
bride of Pfc. Robert Vincent Sulli-
van. The Reverend Father Gaffney
officiated at the service at half
after ten o'clock.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Reed, north of
London. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Sui
livan, of near London, are parents
of the bridegroom.
For her marriage the bride Sc
lected gown of white brocaded
satin in princess style, with white
accessories. Her corsage was a
white orchid.
Mrs. James Adelsberger, her
sister, was brides matron and only
attendant. She wore a gown of
rose-salmon crepe, with black ac-
cessories and a corsage of red
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
Laybourne-Smith
Dinner For Club

Mrs. r. F. Laybourne, with Mrs.
James Smith, Columbia Avenue,
as co-hostess entertained members
of their bridge club at dinner at
$50 last Thursday evening at the
Laybourne home on East High st.
Prizes went to Mrs. Robert Ken
nedy, Mrs. j. Robert Tanner and
Mrs. James F. Bell.
Other guests were: Mrs. Russell
McShane, Mrs. Henry Young, Mrs.
F. z. Kidwell, Mrs. Blair w. Saw
age and Mrs. Richard Hood.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
Indiana VolUs
Announced

Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Geneva Ma
rie Collins, of London r. r. 3. to
Vernon L. Thompson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Thompson, sc
Riley Avenue, in Liberty, Indiana,
Thursday, January 12
The bridegroom is a graduate of
London High School and is en-
ployed at the Westinghouse plant
near Columbus.
The bride until recently was en-
ployed at Fettrow's Village.
A reception was held at the
home of the bridegrooms parents
for relatives and close friends.
A miscellaneous shower, honor
ing the new Mrs. Thompson, was
held at the home of Mrs. Wahnita
Thompson, who was assisted by
Mrs. Virginia Hill, Mrs. Edith
Seedle and Mrs. Kathryn Reising-
er. Gifts were received from, Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Thompson, Mrs.
Virgil Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Mouser, Mr.. and Mrs. EN-
NETT Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Shafer of Springfield, Miss Martha
Otte, Miss Patti Reisinger, Harold
Seedle, Ronnie Miller, Larry Seed
lie, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Caravan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hill, Mrs.
Wahneta Thompson, Jimmy Seed
lie, John t. Thompson, Mrs. Kath-
ryn ReisingerS
Refreshments were served after
the honor guest had opened her
lovely gifts.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20

Miss Harriet Eyler. East First
Street, returned Wednesday morn
ing after a visit with relatives in
Dayton.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
Informal Supper At
DenkeWalter Home
After Christening

DR.. and Mrs. Fred Denkewalter,
Thomas Road, Columbus, enter
tanned with a small informal buff
fet supper Sunday evening follow.
ing the christening of their daugh-
ter, Lisa, by the Reverend Father,
Reihl at st. Ladislaus Church, Co..
lumbus.
Miss Lisa, was christened in the
robe that had been worn by her.
mother, Miss Maurine Bowen, dau-s
ghter of Mrs. Lucille Bowen of.
London, when she was christened.l
Her godparents were, DR.. William
P. Sparling of Columbus, who had
also been godfather for Lisa's
mother, who is his cousin, and DR..
Bertha Barochi of Peru, a member
of the faculty in the College of
Medicine at OSU, godmother.
Others at the supper were, Mas
ter Freddie Denkewalter, the hon
or guests brother; Mrs. Lucille
Bowen, Miss Jean Sparkling, Mrs.
j. Warner Tanner, London, and
Mrs. William Sparling. Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20

DR.. and Mrs. II. P. Sparling and
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Matlock, North
Main Street, left Saturday for
Florida. where they expect to re-
main for about two weeks in Mi
aYai
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20

DR.. and Mrs. Walter Garrett,
London-Jefferson Pike, left Sun
day for several weeks visit at
various places in Florida.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mountain,
North Madison Road, had as their
guests Sunday, their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Benjamin of Roselawn, Cincinnati,
and their granddaughter, Shan
Heyman.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
Rev. Lindsey Speaks
At Woman's Club

The Woman's Club members are
inviting their friends to special
Guest Day" program Monday af-
ternoon, January %, when the
Reverend Sanford c. Lindsey, rec
tor of Trinity Episcopal Church
will address the club at 2 o'clock.