Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-05
Madison Local
MRS. ROBERT TREHEARNE
PHONE 1857 J2
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pen and pencil set. Miss Hughes
was the Glass Salutatorian. Cit
izenship award to Janet Patton.
Commercial award, Nancy Borror,
awarded by Nationwide Insurance
Co. Music award, Janet Patton,
presented by Rotary. Agr;cultural
accomplishment award from the
DeKalb Co., to Ivan Miller and
Tony Stuthard. Certificates of
Honor to Nancy Borror, Diane
Hughes, Joan Stewart, Barbara
Jones, Rhelda Clark, Janet Patton
and Marilyn Feely. Rhelda Clark
was awarded the only certificate
of attendance. Danforth Founda-
ton award for recognition of quail
tiles of leadership to Nancy Bor-
ror, Janet Patton and Diane Hugh
es. School music awards to jan
ct Patton, Band; Diane Hughes,
Janet Patton, Rhelda Clark, Betty
Hinton and Patty Ridenour, Choir.
Mr.. Allen Beamendorfer, teach
er, presented Eighth Grade Certi-
ficates to 36 students. This cere-
mony was the elimination of these
students schooling at Madison Ru-
raj, as they will be at the new
building in the Fall.
Miss Barbara Jones, Blooming
burg Road, entertained with a
party Thursday evening, May "a
for members of the graduation
class of Madison Rural School.
The guests began arriving at $50
pm. and the evening was spent in
playing games. dancing, and eat
ing. Attending were: Rodney Fout,
John Jacobs, Marilyn Feeley, Ivan
Miller, Janet Patton, Patty Riden-
our, Dolores Sloane, Tony Slut
hard, Fred Wells and the hostess.
Those present had a grand time.
The Presbyterian Church had a
breakfast for the graduates who
were members of their church, on
Friday May 25. Rev. Frank Bald
win gave some interesting
thoughts to the young people as
scmbled. Attending from this area
was Janet Patton.
The Alunni-Din n r-Dance at
South Solon Schoos was held Sat-
urday, May 26. One of the largest
crowds in some years was pres
ent., An enjoyable evening and a
delicious meal was enjoyed by all.
The Foreign Missions group of
the Methodist Church of Newport
had pot-luck dinner Tuesday
evening May %, at the church. At
tending were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Beauman, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Buehl Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Kronk, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pow
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Jordan,
Mrs. Clara Peterson, Mrs. Ada Ev-
ans, Mrs Myrtle Call, Mrs. Sylvia
Plain, Mr.. Oliver Shepherd, Mr..
Frank Thomas and Rev.and Mrs.
I. c. Wright.
The All Advisors from this area
including South Solon, Fairfield,
Newport and Sedalia, met Thurs
day May 81, at 1:30 at the New
port Methodist Church. Mrs. Jean
Ruff, All Advisor, gave helpful
suggestions to those attending.
Several problems facing the ad-
visors were brought up and help
full hints given. This was more like
a training meeting to help the
leaders get started correctly. Miles
Patton, president of the Willing
Workers East and Advisors Jerry
Beauman and David Smith an
nounced that they would have
project tour on Sunday, June 10,
at 1:30 o'clock. Starting point will
be at Jimmy Trehearne's horse.
The Club will visit the various
homes of the members and view
their projects and make comments
and suggestions. This group will
meet June 6 at the home of Janet
Rinehart for their regular meet
ing. The Sunshine Stitchers All
group will meet June 6, at the
home of Mrs. Jerry Beauman one
Of the advisors. Meeting is TO
start at 2 o'clock. Hostesses for
this meeting are, Beverly Sue Call.
jamie Campbell, Linda East and
Barbara East.
Miss Jean Ridenour, Old xenia
Road, Miss Martha Boyd, New
port will attend Senior 4-H Camp
from June 4-9th at Camp Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Jordan,
Bloomingburg Road, entertained
several times last week. Among
the guests they had in their home
for the week were Mrs. Frank
Hutslar Jamestown, Ohio, Mrs.
Jordan's sister. Also their grand
daughter and family Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Keen and children from Mil
lerton. New York. Mr.. Keen re-
turned home but Mrs. Keen and
children stayed on, dividing their
time between the Jordan's and
Mrs. Keen's mother and father Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Jordan OF Colum-
bus. Both the A. w. Jordan's and
Mrs. Keen and children were pres
ent at a dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Jordan on Wednesday
evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Bennie Miller, Van
Wagner Road entertained with a
party honoring their son Ivan, and
the rest of the 1856 Graduating
class of Madison Rural, on We'd
nesday May %.