Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-09
SurnTnerford
MRS. r. coLLiFLoWER
PHONE uL 2-91fS

The 4-H achievement meeting for
Somerford Township will be held
at Somerford School on Tuesday
October 9. This will be potluck
supper for the entire family and
serving will begin at Z P. M. Mr..
John Moore will show some films
of various activities including
those taken at Camp Clifton. So
come on Alters let's make this
a real affair with everyone there.
Roger Bean was host to the se-
venth grade for wiener roast at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Leach on Wednesday, September
26. His guests were Betty Loveless,
Norma Jean Dixon, Sondra Ray
Fades, Elnora Venrick, Joyce Jor-
dan, Shirley and Sally Colliflower,
Jimmy and Jack Brown, John
Pitts, Jerry Morehart and John
Fisher.
The Somerford Home Demon
stration Club met Thursday after
noon at the school to organize for
the year. Those present were: Mrs.
Lawrence Brown, Mrs. Jesse Hart,
Mrs. William Evans, Mrs. Bran
ford Gist, Mrs. Robert Kennedy,
Mrs. Jack Loveless, Mrs. Ray
Leach, Mrs. H. S. McSavaney, Mrs.
Johnie Stegall, Mrs. John Brown,
and Mrs. Scott Watson. Mrs. Law
renee Brown conducted the busi-
ness meeting and then all of the
ladies made cute little pin cushion
hats of scrap materials which they
trimmed with flowers or feathers
and ribbons. The next meeting will
be held at the school on October
18. Mrs. Shirley Lynn Nall will
teach the meeting and her topic
is "Our Family Has Fun Toge-
ther."
Cub Scout Pack 401 held their
Pack meeting for September on
Thursday evening at Somerford
school. It took the form of a pot
luck supper. Rev. William Turner
asked the blessing before the meal
After supper everyone joined in the
Grand March. The theme for the
month was nature study and Mrs.
Robert Houston showed slides she
had taken of various scout activi-
ties concerned with nature and
also other slides of various ami
mails and birds in their natural
surroundings. Cub master Joe S.
Carpenter then presented the a
wards which the scouts had earn
ed; Ronnie Hughes, bear badge,
gold arrow and a silver arrow;
Larry Moore, a bear badge, a gold
arrow and denners stripe; Jimmy
Mckee, wolf badge; Terry Vest,
a bobcat pin and B.S.A. member
ship card; David Norris, two silver
arrows; Richard CLAIR, a gold ar
row, a silver arrow; Eddie Hart /,
silver arrow; Jeffrey Carpenter, a
bear badge, gold arrow; Joe Coli
flower, a gold arrow Den a pre-
sented a pantomine on 1.-THE Hunt"
The October theme is Puppets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Price and
Mrs. William Price and Carol of
Worthington were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Tingley
and daughters on Thursday. On
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jor-
dan and daughters of West Liberty
were guests of the Tingleys'.
On Saturday evening all of the
Oranges in the county participated
in the annual Mystery Ride. This
year it wound up at the Midway
School with dancing and refresh
ments. A set of dancers from
Spring Fork Grange won the
square dance contest. Miss Ruth
Steel of Oak Run Grange was Sc
lected as Princess and Charles
Boysel of Science Hill Grange was
selected as Prince. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Brown of Range Community
Grange were chosen as outstand-
ing Grange Couple of the county.
Joe S. Capenter spent the week
end as a guest of Mr.. Dan Miller
at his cottage at Lake Erie He re-
ports fishing was good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Coli
flower were Sunday evening guests