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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Pomona Grange In
Election AT Meet
With Science Hill

Rodger Baker, Madison County
Commissioner, of Range Commuh-
ity Grange, was chosen Master Of
Pomona Grange at the biennial
election when the County Grange
was entertained last Friday night
by Science Hill Grange in Sunni
erford. Installation will be Octob-
er 6, place to be announced.
Elected to serve with Baker for
the next two years were: Mrs.
Mary Roby of Plain City Grange,
overseer; Mrs. Rodger Baker, Ran
ge Community, lecturer; William
Wilson. Science Hill, steward;
Paul Galloway, Darby, assistant
steward; Mrs. Charles Blair Oak
Run chaplain; Charles Truitt,
Fairfield, treasurer; Mrs. Cecil
Gaver, Darby, secretary; Floyd
Bogenrife. Range Community,
gatekeeper; Mrs. Harold Fisher,
Spring Fork, Ceres; Mrs. Robert
Kennedy, Science Hill, Pomona;
Mrs. Robert Lombard, Plain City,
Flora; Mrs. Harold Houck, Spring
Fork lady assistant steward; How
ard Chenoweth, Science Hill,
elected to executive committee;
Harley McAdam, Spring Fork,
legislative agent Paul Butcher,
Madison Banner, South Solon and
Floyd Deck, Science Hill, are
hold-over members of the execu-
tive committee.
At the meeting of Pomona con-
test for women of the Grange and
Juvenile Grangers was judged by
Mrs Shirley Lynn Nall, Madison
County Home Demonstration Ag-
ent.
In a Sewing contest for adults,
Mrs. Helen Houck, Spring Fork,
Mrs. Florence Redman, Fairfield,
Mrs. Betty Roby, Plain City, Mrs.
Martha Gaver, Darby, were judg-
ed winners.
In the Baking contest for adults,
Mrs. Helen Houck of Spring Fork,
Mrs. Lucy Jones, Fairfield, Mrs.
Doris Roby. Plain City, Mrs Ed
ith Bogenrife, Range Community,
Mrs. Jessie Andrix, Science Hill
and Mrs. Martha Gaver, Darby,
were judged winners.
In the Juvenile contests; Mari
lyn Justice was given the nod for
best head scarf Esther Anthony,
Nancy Blair and Sandra Overturf,
winners for making place mats in
five to nine year old group; Patty
Houck, Jean Dorm and Marjorie
Dorm, were winners in the Juvenile
Baking contest.
IN MT. CARMEL HOSPITAL
Mrs. Francis Beathard, East
Fourth Street, is recovering in Mt.
Carmel Hospital following an op-
nnaffn4a IJn.s ,aosNx,, y.x.x.,l1a 10 Am
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Constitution Week To
Start September IL

The London Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, are
joining with other hapters
throughout the country to prom
ote the observation of Constitu-
ton Week September 1923, ac-
cording to Mrs. Esther Gallagher,
Regent.
No special program has been
scheduled for presentation during
Constitution Week here.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
New Minimum To
Be S2 In End OF
Period Proposed

West Jefferson c0unclImen re-
ceived a proposed ordinance at
their Monday evening meeting
which will give natural gas users
in the Village a rate increase of
approximately 25.6 per cent by the
end of five year contract set out
in the ordinance.
According to Ohio Fuel Gas
London Manager F. E. Kidwell,
the increase is necessary to offset
increased costs of the wholesale
gas, pipe, trucks, labor and other
material incidental TO gas service.
Kidwell also gave figures show
ing that the gas company operated
with deficit of $7,748 in West
Jefferson during 1855. He show
ed that the operating cost in the
Village was S83,968 whereas the
income was only SIC, ,220.
In the sample ordinance, which
covers q period of five years, the
company offered three different
increases during the five year per-
iod. and a minimum rate increase
from the present $100 to SIPS as
soon as the ordinance becomes -ef-
fective to S1.50 at the end of the
first year and $500 at the end of
the third year and during the re-
mainder of the contract.
The proposed rates will give an
overall increase of 19.1 percent
during the first year, plus an ad-
ditiondl 48 percent for the next
two years and another 6.5 percent
for the next two years. The aver
age increase viii he about 23.6 per-
cent, amounting to final 25.6 at
the end Of the period
Council took no action on the
new crdi. arCe, since their present
contract does not expire until
November 25. They agreed to in
form Kidwell of their considera-
tion at a later date.
In other action council discuss
ed a hearing (strictly legal for
mality) to cGnce to a definite sep
aration OF service with ex acting
Police Chief Steve Nelson who is
now indefinitely suspended; and
made plans tc get more definite
a~tion concerning a site fer the
location OF a proposed sewage
treatment PART.
They also discussed plans to
come to a specific agreement with
persons or tnIns making openings
in the Village streets. A bond that
repairs be raid for is already in
effect, bur no definite bond form
is in use. a more binding form for
bonds is berg discussed.
C.M. DAY HOSPITALlZED
c. M. Day, West High Street,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
TWO ENTER WILMINGTON

Larry Rothwell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Frank Rothwell, London
Route 2, and Beverly Ann Rada-
baugh, doughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Radabaugh, Route 2, Mt.
Stel ling, represent Madison Coun-
ty in the Freshman Class at Wilm-
ington College. They are among
220 freshmen.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
ENTERS HOSPITAL

David McCord, South Madison
Road, has entered Mt. Carmel
Hospital for observation and
treatment. His room number is
S27.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
u OUR
"a fK6SWN


Stance, II SuI6ly "Ool0 w q
better world if our young
sters were taught to develop
strong feeling of empathy
no one is apt to seal his
own bicycle or his Own wife!
suDN THoT
What this country reeds IS
a good book that can be read
while watching tcieviSion.
TRUTH
College professor says that
oratory is a lost art. This is
the best news we've heard in
many years.
SAYING
And we herewith give the
following simile to posterity. ;.
"As nervous as a full-blooded
Indian in first aid station"
INVENTION
Now they've gone and done
it. invented a radio for bicy-
cles. How in the world do they
expect Junior to remember
the grocery list if he listens
to Elvis Presley on the way?
PoLLYTicks
A politician is the only guy
in the world who can point
with pride while he views
with alarm.
GOSSIP
Gossips can be classified as
follows: The coldcream type,
the steam valve type, the ser
ge suit type, the little kitten
type. the nervous chef type,
the bunny rabbit type and the
Thomas Edison type. The
first rubs it in; the second
pops off; the third picks up
dirt; the fourth laps it up;
the fifth spills the beans; the
sixth multiplies it; and the
seventh type invents it! Which
type are you?
PITY
Pity the poor Englishman
who told his wife that she
looked like a million pounds!
SLOGAN
What with all of the spec
ial tax levies coming up for
the new schools we suggest
this slogan collar the scho-
lars holler for dollars!"
MAIL
The column always likes to
hear from its friends and we
were pleased to get a post
card from those intrepid ex-
plorers, Norm Jones, Rod Viii
son and Ed Sheerin from
Carlsbad, New Mexico. A visit
TO the caverns there is the ul-
innate in below-ground adj
venture and eating lunch at
900 feet down is quite an ex-
perience.
POWER
The reason they call 'em
power" companies m t be
that they have what it takes
to raise the rates every whip
stitch. A power and light"
company is even more potent
they even make you see the
light.
FRuSTRATioN
The soap manufacturers
spent millions inventing a
"non-sneeze" washing powder
and now they are spending
double that amount trying to
overcome detergent burn.
You don't wash out little
Penelope's mouth with soap
anymore you just spray it
with a little liquid detergent.
TIT?
Who says you can't buy
friendship? How about that
loan you got at 6 per cent?
EYE FOR EYE
The gangsters who paid a
hoodlum to blind columnist
Victor Riesel with acid over
there in New York should be
Blinded by the same means
=. AN eye for an eye.
TONIC
Youngster was sent down to
the general store for bottle
of hair tonic and, of course,
forgot what he went after.
Something to grow some
thing was all he could think
OF so the man at the store
gave him a bottle of liquid
lawn spray. Couple of days
later the kid dropped in and
told the store owner what had
happened. WAS your old man
mad?" asked the storckeeper.
WAS he!' replied the boy,
instead of having dandruff
he's suffering from severe
case of dandelions!"
LAST WORD
Never underestimate the
power of woman especial
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18

nave more news IN It each week.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
c.M. DAY HosPITALizED

c. M. Day, West High Street,
is a patient in Mt Carmel Hospi-
tai for observation and treatment.
His room number is 359.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
THIS
NEWSPAPER

Believes established
IoccI merchants have
70 protect their RePu-
tufions Thuf's your
b e So guarantee OF
voIue.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
IN MT. CARMEL HOSPITAL

Mrs. Francis Beathard, East
Fourth Street, is recovering in Mt.
Carmel Hospital following an OPP
GRAFTON. Her room number is 401.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
SPONSORS SUPPER

The Summerford M e t h d s t
Church will sponsor a Roast Chick
en- and Baked Ham supper on
evening, September
10. This benefit supper replaces
the annual Pig Roast which al
ways drew successful crowds.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
IN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Mrs. Effie Knisley, 195 South
Oak Street, has entered Univer-
sity Hospital for treatment and
possible surgery.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-14
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Sept. Mrs, Gloria Chambers,
444O Fifth Av S; Mrs. Matte
Samuels, 994 Bryant Av. N; Mary
NJ. Cotton, 40 +. gath St; Gladys
spaulding, AIS Dupont Av. NJ
Alfred L. Martin. S720 Fifth Av.
S: Mrs. Victoria Smith, 7i5 18th
Av S: Mrs. Herman Hubbard.
7O4 Fremont Av. N; Carole Jean
Smiley, 400 Bryant Av. N: VIII
liam Roger Thompson, $50 Bryant
Av. N: Mrs. Edward l. withers,
Sr.. 1905 Second Av S.; Herman
Hubbard. 7O4 Fremont Av. N.
Sept l6-Buri Grigsby Jr,, STA
Aldrich Av. N; Francis w. Doyle,
1907 Smelling Av.; Merical Spen'
Ger. sOs Bryant Av. N; Mrs. Pearl
Woodland, HOO Fourth Av. N.
Sept. l7-Adelia Nevis, 2i6 w
3lst St; Mrs. Hulda Walker, AIS
Dupont Av. N; Mrs. Luana Pull
lum, S9ls Portland Av.; Floyc
Madison Jr., 4425 Fifth Az. S.
Sept. ls-Mrs, S. w, Oliver
37l5 Fourth Av. s.; Henry Thorn
as. 1915 Clinton Av,; Leonarc
Minis, AT N. Colfax Av.; JOSEPH
J. Jennings, $3.50 Third Av S.
Norval Barksdale, 1908 Emerson
Av. N; James Fraction, Ss4l
Clinton Az; s. F. Hammond, 1921
Smelling Av.
Sept. 1s-Archie Givens, 424'
Third Av. s.; Maurice o, Howell
27O6 f. SIND St; Mrs. Iva Napue
10 Hyland Av.: Mrs. Laura Gas
ldns, 44O9 Third Az. s.; Mrs. Mgr
tie Thomas, 4O57 Second Av. s.
Sept. 20. l.. Alexander, SsS
Fifth Av. s.; Mrs. Mary Watson
3755 Fifth Av. S.
Sept. 21-Mrs, Charlotte Mash
Ills Fremont Av. N.
Out-of Town birthdays
Sept l5-w. A. Willis, n. y
City; Ralph 5. Jones, Des Motne'
Ia. Lila Earl, Chicago, III.
Sept. II - Margaret Jackson
GAINESVILLE, o.
Sept. 2O-Mrs. Carlton Simpson
Baltimore, Md; Mrs. Wanda How
ard, Paola, Kans.
Sept p - Vivian Gilstral
Washington, d. c.; Herman Sin
mons, New Orleans, La.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-14

John Ellis III, son of Mr., and
Mrs John II. Ellis Jr, OF ola
Rondo Av., who entered the Air
Force April rs, 1855, is eomplet-
ing his basic training with the U.
S. Air Force at Parks Air Force
Base, California. He is serving
with Flight No, ITS, Squadron No.
s27s with the Basic Military
Training Squadron. S2Tbth B.M.T.
group,
During his stay, Airman Ellis
will receive field training, includ-
ing military science and tactics,
history, government and citizen
ship, plus training In drills and
ceremonies, military law, physical
conditioning and personal hygiene,
Airman Ellis win spend six
weeks at Parks ALB receiving
ground work for future training
and on completion OF his basic
training, he may be sent to one of
numerous AT technical or ad-
ministrative schools, while being
trained for the assignment,
Airman Ellis attended Central
/ High School In St Paul
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-14

Topekan Visitor: Mr.. Richard f.
Thomas Of Topeka, Kansas motor
ed 10 st. Paul August 20 to spend
four days visiting with friends,
relatives, his aunts, Mrs. Clara p.
Jones, 772 Rondo Av., and Miss
Corree L. Thomas, AIT Rondo Av.,
and uncle, Mr.. James H. Thomas,
1923 Marshall Av Mr.. Thomas re-
turned to Topeka, August 3Oth,
taking with him his five young
sons, Richard Earl, Gregory Keith,
Albert Chester, Eric Allen and
Harold Donnen. During their stay
in st. Paul the young Thomases
resided with their great aunt, Miss
Corree Thomas.
Surprise Luncheon: Mrs. Sarah
Priester, CAS- Iglehart Av., who is
convalescing at home, after a
serious operation in Anchor hos
pital a month ago, was surprised
by her employer. Mrs. Louise
Green and fellow employees, on
Friday, August oath with a lovely
luncheon. They presented Mrs.
Priester with a beautiful bouquet
of flowers and other lovely gifts,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-14
WEDDING
ANNIVE RSARlES
MINNEAPOLIS


Sept. l5-Mr and Mrs. Cornell
Jus seymour, SSH Smelling Az
50 years.
Sept. INT. and Mrs, Gerald
Ford, 242e Fourth Av. s. six
years,
Sept. isn't, and Mrs. Paul
Smith, S7Ie Smelling Ay., ~ years
Sept. 2i-Mr. and Mrs, A. J,
Clark sr., 4045 Clinton Av- AZ
years: Mr.. and Mrs. William WV
ion. III Girard Av, ~, n years,
ST. PAUL
Sept. l5-Mr. and Mrs, w. w,
wimberly, ass Rondo Av. IS
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Beck.
9e4 Iglehart Av,, % years
Sept. l6 Mr.. and Mrs. Mym
Carter, Jr., 2e5 Rondo Az II
years,
Sept. l7-Mr. and Mrs. John NJ
O'Neal, 7S6 Carroll Av, "a years
Sept, ls-Afr, and Mrs. Huron
Shelton Jr., 45S Kent St, 81 years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Smith, 54I
Rondo Av, 10 years,
Sept. l9-Mr. and Mrs, c. w
Patterson, 90i Carroll Av, Is
years.
Sept. 20-Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Cozine $40 Carroll Av, min,
years: Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac Blakey
$50 Carroll Av., rs years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-14
Halle To Have Course
In Contract Bridue

A course in contract bridge at
Halle Q. Brown Community Cen
ter will resume Friday, al p, m,
October S. Everyone is invited to
enroll. A new method Of evaluat-
ing hands viii be taught,
1t is the belief Of the instructor
Emory Curtis, that this method is
superior to other methods in COM
mon use today Members viii be
shown how TO use this system with
partners, who do not use this sys-
tenn Of evaluating bridge hands.
These instructions viii be given
in such a manner, that both be-
ginners and advance students OF
contract bridge will benefit from
each session Of the class.
Please call Halle Q. Brown
Community House, CA. 6-ss64 tc
pre-enron for the course. This is
necessary because there is a limit
10 the number Of students that
can be Accommodated. as the pro
gram is presently planned.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-14
Better Breakfasts
With lmuuinufion

Want a new lease on life? |
Then start off each day with a
new, imaginative breakfast and |
your life win be brighter, Septem- |
Der Is National Better Breakfast
Month, you know reminder
that a good substantial breakfast
is a good start" for the day
youT be less tired at night, and
the whole day win be much more
successful 90, much more fun.
Take bread for example
that's something on which one can
use Imagination! Think Of the
many ways you can serve bread
Rolls, mullins, biscuits, and toast
Of course. And II you haven't scrv-
ed your family French toast late
ly, here's very good recipe that
win prove a pleasant surprise. BE
sure to provide an attractive bot
| tie Of maple-blcnded syrup for
happy self.scrvice, or heat the
syrup with some butter And, on
a special occasion, try the excel
lent Banana-Maple Sauce given
here.
Another interesting way 10 vary
bread this month and for months
| thereafter. Is 10 make wafflcs
from bread. There's a recipe worth
repeating and It's so easy 10 do
tool And for pleasant, easy ser
vice we suggest making either
French toast or Bread n Butter
= waffles at the table. Use your
electric waffle baker with or with
out the grids, as the recipe indi-
Gates. Take orders" from the chill
dren-theyn love the idea, M
well as the piping hot bread"
Banana Maple Sauce
| y cup caple-blended syrup
Fl 10 q cup diced bananas
| Chopped maraschino cherries
(optionaD.
Combine maple-blcnded syrup
and diced bananas. Garnish with
chopped caraschino cherries, II
desired. Serve at once on ice
cream, pudding, cake or waffles.
Makes about cup.
Note: Cherries should be used
only M garnish and added immed-
lately before serving. They tend
10 bleed" and discolor sauce.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-14
also a gift Of money.

also a gift Of money.
Farewell Party: On Saturday,
August 25th, Mrs. Beatrice
(Mother) johnson, 497 Rondo, had
a farewell party for the Thomas
boys, Richard, Gregory Albert,
Eric and Harold, at the home of
their great aunt, Coree, 427 Ron
do Av. Their cousin, Harriette
Renee Jones was present to help
them enjoy ice cream and a beau
uful cake baked by Mother John
son.
Surprise Visit: Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Priester and family, GAS
Iglehart Av., were surprised Sat
urday morning, August 25th by a
visit from Mr.. Preister's cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Preister of
Champaign, H. The Presters
spent the night and returned TO
Champagne on Sunday, August 2e.
Mr.. Bill Priester is also the ne
phew of Mrs. Donnie James, 64s
Iglehart.
Week End Visitor: Mr.. Dale
Ford OF Omaha, Neb., formerly
Of st. Paul, visited his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Or
ton Shelton, 412 Iglehart, during
the week end. Mr.. Ford left Sun
day, September 8, for Omaha
Visitors From New York: Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. B. Hanson, Buff
falo. New York are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. William Foulkes of las
Bigelow Lane, Apt A. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson had attended ar
convention in Los Angeles. Mrs
! Hanson is an active daughter Elk
| and treasurer of her temples
civil liberties commission. The
Hansoms expect to be in the city
about a week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-14

Motor Trip; MFR, and Mrs. Miles
Ncwun. $685. Fourth Av, s, motor
ed to Rhode Island, New York,
September 10 to visit friends and
relatives.
Visitors Prom Ohio, Mr.. and
Mrs, Mike Coclren OF Cincinnati,
Ohio visited Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
r Adams, us Fremont Av. N. on
their return trip home, Mr. and
Mrs. Cockren will leave wednes-
day. September IL, TO visit friends
and relatives in Indianapolis, In
diana and Chicago, Ill,
sad Mission: Mrs, Frcddye
Jones, 22Og Fifth Az, s., returned
home Monday, September 10, from
Buffalo, N. Y, where she attended
the funeral OF her cousin, Mrs
Carrie Riley. While In New York
she renewed her friendship with
two aunt whom she had not seer
since she was a small child.
Returned Home, Mrs. Earl h
william OF 729 nth Av. N, re
turned home from General hos
pith Wednesday, September 8
where she had been a patient for
week.
TSTC Meets, The rSTC clul
met Saturday night, September s
with Mr. Henry Thomas. Sei'
clinton Av. s. A guest was Or
Kenneth Graham OF the Univer
sity OF Minnesota department o
speech.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-14

Joint Birthday Celebration; Mr..
orion (Doty) shelton, 4i2 Igie-
hart, viii celebrate his birthday
with Mrs. Shelton's brother, Mr..
Lawrence Ford OF Mason city, Ia
Both Mr.. Shelton's and Mr.. Ford s
birthdays fen on the same day,
which is September 16.
Family Outing; Mr. and Mrs.
Roland TEman. 9S5 Iglehart Av.
took their children, Roger, Mary,
Bruce and Tony for a family out
ing, combination fishing and pow
WOW trip to Lake waconia, Min
nesota. Despite the wind which
hampered the fishing, and the chill
in the air, the Tllman's enjoyed
themselves very much.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-14

with Mrs. Iohnson's brothers and
their families, Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Carter OF sos ~ Chats
worth and Mr.. and Mrs Leonard
II. Carter OF zoos Carroll Av, ST.
Paul They win spend q week visit
ing relatives and friends.
Attend smith Thompson Nup-
tials' Mrs. Charles Thompson Of
Kalispell. Mont. and Rudolph
Rhodes OF Missoula, Mont. were
guests OF Mrs. Mary Smith Of 22i4
18th Av. s., while attending the
wedding OF Mr.. Thompson's son.
which was an event OF September
l. Mr., Rhodes was best man TO
the groom.
Michigan visitors Mrs. Roberta
Singer Powell OF Niles. Mich. ar
rived In the city Friday. August
81. and Ia the guest OF her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Pierre OF 393T Portland Av Mrs.
Powell came 20 attend the goth
anniversary reunion Of the Social
ties club She is a former member.
Return From wcati Mr. and
Mrs. RUFUS o. Webster and son
Tony. 4o37 Third Av. s., have re-
turned from a three weeks motor
trip 10 Los Angeles and other
points south and west. Mr.. Web
stor Is a teacher at Jordan Junior
High school.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-14

John II. Martin, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Martin OF 1917 ID"
Undertake Road, St Paul, has
started basic training with the
U. S. Air Force at Parks Air
Force Base. Calf He is serving
with Flight No 354, sqdn, No
327s Of the 3275th Basic Military
Training group,
Airman Martin entered the ser
wire on July IS, 1866. During hii
training he win receive fielC
training, including the use Of IN,
carbine rife; chemical and radio
logical warfare, general academi,
subjects, including military law
physical conditioning and per
soual hygiene.
During processing, he viii b.
tested and cOunselled for an All
Force assignment Under a two
phase training program, AiFmai
Martin will spend six weeks a
Parks ALB receiving ground wori
for future training. After complct
ing the first phase, he may be sen
TO one Of numerous AT technica
or administrative schools. Their
he will finish his basic training
while being prepared for an as
signment
II not Immediately chosen for
school he will remain at Parks
complete his basic training, ant
then be assigned 20 either
school or 10 duty at an AT bas
where his particular skill is need
ed.
Airman Martin attended Wash
ington High school before enterini
the service.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-14
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Sept. 15-Bruce Price, 706 Ron
do Av.; Mrs. Maceo Finney, 437
Rondo Av.: Sharon Louise Harper
766 St. Anthony Az; JULIUS Cole,
237 st, Anthony Av.; Eugene Ross,
667 st. Anthony Av
Sept. 16-Orton Shelton, 1853 w.
Central Av.; Mrs. George Wills,
1904 Iglehart Av.; Buster Carver,
Douglas, 6Ss St. Anthony Av.;
6O3 st. Anthony Av.; Mrs. Bertha
Henry williams, 253 Rondo Av.;
Mrs. Arthur Hedge, 6l5 Carroll
Az; Mrs. Cecil Neal. 655 Rondo
Av.; Louis Scott Jr., 1855 Carroll
Az.
Sept. 17-Mrs. Louise Boynton,
1921 Timber Lake Rd.; Leonard
Carter, zoos Carroll Av.
Sept. 18-Brian Suthern, SSs
Rondo Av.; Mrs. p. II. Henderson,
291 st. Anthony Av.
Sept. 19-Mrs. Eva Neal, 53l
st. Anthony Az; Mrs Carrie
Green, 7is Carroll Av,; Bertha
Neal, 76l Rondo Az; Marvin
Douglas Thomas, 454 Rondo Av.
Sept. .d-Mrs. James strothers
492 Central Av. w; Mrs. Dolly
Minlgan, 565 st. Anthony Az,
Clarence Wright, 433 Rondo Az;
Mrs. Ray whitmore, 300 Rondc
Az.
Sept. 21 - Mrs. Floyd Massey
Jr. 1885 w. Central Az; Dalvir
Rivers, 71s Iglehart Az; Mrs
Tessie sonion, 945 Rondo Az.
Out-of Town Birthday
Sept. 21-James d. Cox, Duluth
| MINI.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-14

Hundreds OF local business firms
depend on this medium 70 get their
advertising message To the Negro
market.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-14

In California: Mrs Magletta
Jenkins Of 545 Aurora Az, is Wis
ting her niece, Katherine James
Hopkins in Los Angeles, Calf.