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Smyrna times., 1956-06-21
BPW CLUB HERE
INSTALL HEADS
Miss Ruth Ellen Reihm Off
ciates at Installation of
Local Club Officers
NAME COMMITTEES

Miss Ruth Ellen Reihm, presi-
dent of the State Federation,
Business and Professional Wom-
mems Clubs, presided at the in
stallation of officers OF the Smyr-
na-Clayton BPW Club during the
final meeting of the club year.
Officers are Mrs. Gertrure Scout,
president; Mrs. Lillian Smith,
vice president; Mrs. Catherine
Bailey, recording secretary; Mrs.
Augusta Mohlenhoff, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Bertha Den
ney, treasurer. Mrs. Scout an
nounced the appointment of the
following committee chairmen:
Miss Alberta Cornelius, educa-
ton and vocation; Mrs. Gwen
dolyn Smack, legislation; Mrs.
Marie Downs, health and safety;
Mrs. Margaret O'Neill, interna-
tional relations; Mrs. June c An
thony, news service; Mrs. Laura
Myers, finance; Mrs. Eva Jones,
music; Mrs. Helen Deakyne, MEM
bership; Mrs. Lillian Smith, pro-
gram coordination. Mrs. Mae
Parker, national defense; Miss
Reihm, public affairs; Miss Flor
ence Lurty, radio and TV; Mrs.
Ann Mills, hospitality; Miss Es-
ther Jefferson, historian. The
club has established a scholarship
fund for a girl graduate of Smyr-
ma High School who is pursuing
the nursing or teaching profess
sion, at a hospital or college
within the state of Delaware.
The scholarship will be given each
year to the same girl during her
training period. Application for
the scholarship must be made by
April 80 through the Office of the
superintendent of schools. The
applicant will be under no obliga-
ton to repay the amount given
under the scholarship.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-21
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester l.. Liefer
are happy to announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Betty
Jean Liefer, to Mr.. Ronald H
Stevens, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer H. Stevens, Smyrna. Betty
Jean is a member of the 1856
graduating class at Smyrna High
School, and plans to enter Della
ware Hospital School of Nursing
in August. Mr.. Stevens is attend
ing the University of Delaware.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-21
ATTEND CONFERENCE
Charles V. Williams Accompanies
State Group To National Meet

Representatives of Student Coun-
ellis of the schools in Delaware
left on Sunday to attend the
goth annual conference of the Ma
tional Association of Student
Councils to be held at DeVilbiss
High School, Toledo, Ohio from
June 17-21. Charles v. Williams
principal of Smyrna High School,
state adviser for the coming year,
will accompany the following
group from Kent and Sussex
Counties: Robert Hurd, Smyrna
incoming state president, Student
Councils; Robert Will, Caesar
Rodney High School; Dorsey Ham
mond, FELTON, High School; Roger
Truitt, Delmar High School; and
Donald T1Jlitt, Laurel High School.
Other schools to be represented
are Mt. Pleasant, Alexis /. DUPONT,
and William Penn, The theme OF
the conference will be "Our TwenA
ty-Fifth Anniversary" The con-
ference will be attended by seven
hundred highly selected youth
leaders and advisers from the
schools of the United States.
Among the highlights will be an
all-day trip to Ford's GreenfielS
Village, Dearborn, Mich. The
main speaker will be SALON. Rlzks
author of '"The Syrian Yankee"
Sessions will be conducted by high
school students.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-21
W.S.C.S. INSTALLATION
Rev. Walter L. Beclcwith Installs
Officers at Communion Service

officers at Communion Service
Names were drawn by circle
leaders, Mrs. Norman Shorts, Mrs.
Harold j. Carrow, Mrs. Harvey
Wright, and Ms. Ernest Mattiford,
for circle members for the coming
conference year of the Woman's S
Society of Christian Service of
Asbury Methodist Church. Officers
were installed by the Rev. Walter
L. Beckwith, pastor, at a recent
communion service. A new Office,
status of women, was added and
Mrs. Harry G. johnson was NAM
ed to the position. Mrs. William
Nowland presided at a meeting
of the W.S.C.S., and devotions
were led by Mrs. Mattiford. 1t
was announced that Dorothy
Montgomery and Suzanne Kemp
would attend Camp Pe-Co-Meth
for two weeks, sponsored by the
local W.SC.S. Mrs. Virginia Mar
vel and Mrs. Blanche Clark were
welcomed as two new members.
Officers and members were urged
to enroll for the School of Mis-
sions and Christian Service at
Wesley Junior College, Dover,
July 1920. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Nowland and Mrs.
Joseph Goldsborough. Mrs. Nor
man Shorts reported that she had
sent eight pounds of old nylons
to Japan.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-21
Presbyterian Church Notes

The church vacation school will
continue for another week. Par
ents are invited to send their
children by 900 am, Monday
through Friday. Mrs. Harold
Wickham is in charge. TIE Mis-
sionary Society meets on Monday
evening at s pm. Sunday SER
vices are as follows: Morning wor-
ship, IL am; Sunday School,
10 am.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-21
PROMOTIONS
AT HIGH SCHOOL
Announcement of Promotions
To Higher Grades Made by
School Officials
So IN SENIOR CLASS

The High School and Elementary
School of the Smyrna Special Dis
trict, closed for its summer vaca-
ton on June 18th with the Com
mencement Exercises held in the
High School Auditorium on that
date. AS usual there was intense
interest in knowing who was pro-
NOTED. The list from each of the
grade teachers have been handed
in and Superintendent George w.
Wright announces the promotions
as follows:
Promoted to Grade 12: Bobby
Barton, Dorothy Blow, Howard
Brown, William Bullock, Freder-
ick Bush, William Carter, David
Comegys, Gladys Council, Frank
Daniels, Diane Davis, Barbara
Deamer, Barbara DeLauder. Ber-
onica Dixon, Ronald Dixon, Roy
Donovan, Delmar Dudasik, Bruce
Ennis, Elizabeth Faulkner, Mild
red Fox, Joyce Gardner, Barbara
Hahn, Barbara TIaren, Jean Nc
Claim, Joan McClain, Anton Mel
da, Ruth Ann Moore, Shirley Nor
ris, Richard Nelson, Josephine
Walls, Donald Blow, Elaine Carey,
Lois Cole, David Deakyne, Robert
Hurd, Wanda Ingram, Margaret
Jacobs, Jane Johnson, Janet John
son, Rose Knots, Paul Loder,
Gail Lurty, Gerald Mood, Alfred
Moor, Kathryn O'Connor, Carole
Pase, Patricia Potts, William
Pritchard, Patricia Ramsey, Day.
i'd Reedy, Sandra Robinson, Bev-
erly Rusby, Ann Shaw, John
Short, Joan Slower, Patricia Smith,
Benjamin Solloway, Mary Ann
Stats, Hope Steele, Gertrude
Steller, Ruth Ann Sylvester, John
Urian, Talmadge White, George
Wilson, George Fischer, Evelyn
Robinson.
Promoted to Grade IL: Mary
Attix, John Barnes, Mona Bart
lett, Donald Brown, Alice Mae
David, Donald Davis, Jacqueline
Diemicke, Naomi Edge, Kenneth
Gray, William Hill, Vernon John
son, Roger Kelsey, Suzanne Kemp,
Barbara Knots, Phyllis Mayber-
rie, Judith Passmore, Ronald Pot
ter, David Price, James Walton,
Daniel Caldwell, Harold Cham
bers, James Chase, Fern Cooper,
David Dickerson, Rose Hestera,
William Krupka, Dale Loder,
Katherine Norman, Jeanette Pind-
er, Horace Pugh, Richard Reed,
Dale Reedy, Carolyn Reynolds,
Elizabeth Reynolds, Jacqueline
Roe, Joyce Shane, Christine Sharp,
Robert Spencer, Chester Stachec-
XII, Larry Vodvarka, Charlotte
Walker, Carole Wickham, Bruce
Wright, Anthony Briglie, Daisey
Connor, Lawrence Ellery, Dawn
FAIRIES, Carolyn Hawkins, Esther
Loder, John Lofiand, Robert Mof-
fett, Presley Moore, Sara Nicker-
son, Daryl Price, Rebecca Scot
ten, Jean Shane, Marie Taylor, |
Alice Teat, Ralph Teman.
Promoted to Grade 10: Ray
mond Alexander, Ronald Anler-
son, James Bailey, Stephen Brit
tingham, George Brown, Roy
Gene Carey, William Cassell,
Ethel Davis, Grace Davis, Joan
Dixon, Joseph Ford, Diane Hair
grove, Richard Hudson, John /
Hurd, Virginia Hurd, William
Krim, Frederick Lamb, Norma
Leathern, Ronald Saatman, Mary
Sue Salter, Doris Slower, Gloria
Steller, Bruce Takach, Lois War
rem, Calvin Williams, Bobby Bow
en-, William Birmingham, Willard
Cauffman, Frances Marie Cole,
Nortfr,,.l - D.on IT,
Smyrna times., 1956-06-21
Life Saving Course at Lake

A Red Cross Senior life saving
course will start at Lake Como
in about a week for boys and
girls Is years of age and over.
Those who are interested may
sign up at Lake Como. There is
a great need for certified Red
Cross instructors at Lake Como.
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out about 10000 free ice cream
cones day.
When they weren't talking
about the fair, last nights
guests were commenting on
the Italian Presidents arrival.
Edgar Morris. the city's official
greeter of VIPs. was being
congratulated on the smooth
welcome the city arranged.
Mrs. John Foster Dulles said
how sorry she was not to have
been on hand to greet the visi-
tors. 1t seems that their ar
rival an hour late threw a
complete snafu into her sched-
ule and she was unable to cam
Gel a previous engagement
for the later hour.
The black tie reception.
which featured a choice buffet
supper. drew large contin-
gent from the diplomatic corps
among them the British
Ambassador and Lady Makins.
who brought their houseguest.
the Countess of Munster; the
Colombian Ambassador and Sc
nora de Urrutia, her delicate
beauty enhanced by a sheer
white sari dress trimmed with
gold; and Cuba's Ambassador
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sador of the Dominican Repub-
lie and Sonora de Salazar at
the embassy to celebrate the
10th anniversary of their ma
tional independence.
Leslie Biffle said he was leav-
ing for the Dominican Repub-
. lie on March 9 and, according
to embassy officials, Franklin
Roosevelt, jr.. is going there
tomorrow.
The State Departments Dep
uty Assistant Secretary of
State Cecil Lyon already is
down there and so is Cardinal
Spellman. And Assistant Sec
rotary Of Commerce and Mrs.
Harold Mcclellan are Journey
ing south.
The occasion of all this
travel. aside from the usual
attractions of the Dominican
Republic. is the big interna-
tional fair-and when you get
a group of Dominicans to-
gether. it's all they can talk
about.
Free Ice Cream for All
According to those who have
seen it. the United States ex-
hibition draws a lot of atten-
tion-not only because of the
atoms for peace exhibit-but
primarily because they hand
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. ''K BIS
"a.

Campo, despite current NUT
terings that anti-Dominican
propaganda is originating in
Cuba.
Venezuela's Am b a ssad dor
Gonzalez was being teased
about the huge clothes bills
he would have to pay now that
his pretty brunette wife was
named one of Washington'S
best-dressed women.
Others seen were Guate-
mala's Ambassador Cruz-Sala-
Ear. the Brazilian Ambassador
and Nine. MunIz. Ambassador
Vallarino of Panama and the
AustriaL Ambassador and
Nine. Gruber, who hope to
move into their new embassy
in about two weeks.
Also stopping by were AS
sistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Henry Holland, Gen. and
Mrs. Nathan Twining. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Harlan
Hagen, Justice and Mrs. Will
liam Douglas. Chief of Proto-
col John Simmons and his
deputy. Victor Purse. and their
wives; Mrs. Morris Cafritz, DR..
and Mrs. Robert Barter and
many others.
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TO-DAY n SOCIETY
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Gronchis Arrive;
Envoy Is Host

candelabra harmonized with
the decor.
In the center area Of the
horseshoe table was a water
fountain banked with spring
flowers.
Guests at the Eisenhower's
luncheon included the Italian
Foreign Minister and Signora
MARITIME, the Ambassador Of
Italy and Signora Brosio. Gen.
Giuseppe Mancinelli. Chief of
Staff of Italian Defense; Gen.
Alberto Roda, Military Advisor
to the Italian President. Sig
nor Mario Luciolli, Minister,
Chief of the Once Of Inter-
national Relations; Italian
Minister and Signora Egidio
Ortona and Signor Enrico
Aillaud, Vice-chief of Cabinet,
Foreign Office.
Vice President and Mrs.
Nixon headed the list of
American guests. which also
included the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Dulles, Secretary of
Treasury and Mrs. Humphrey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Hughes.
Senator and Mrs. Walter F.
George. Senator and Mrs.
Alexander Wiley, Representa-
tives Joseph Martin, jr.. and
Robert B. Chiperfield and Rep
resentative and Mrs. James p.
Richards.
Tonight. the Pan-American
Union will be decked out for
the pomp and circumstance
of a state dinner for the
Gronchis. given by the Vice
President and Mrs. Nixon.
Dominicans Mark Holiday
Obviously. the thing to do
this season Is take a trip to
the Dominican Republic.
Or 50 it seemed yesterday at
the party given by the Ambas-
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BY SELWA ROOSEVELT

The visiting President of
Italy and Signora Gronchi
began their hectic three days
of parties, appointments and
public appearances today with
the most official engagement
of all-luncheon at the White
House.
The President and Mrs.
Eisenhower entertained for
the Italian Chiefs of State
and his pretty wife today at
pm. Fifteen minutes before
the luncheon the GronchiS
made a personal visit to the
EisenhowerS in the family
quarters.
Decorations and Guest List
AS the Marine Band played
background music the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower en-
tered the state dining room
with their distinguished
guests. The beautiful green
and-gold room was turned into
a garden-like setting.
The Italian President and
Signora Gronchi sat with their
hosts at the head of the
horseshoe table. A gold pla-
teau holding three arrange
ments of fiowers-made up Of
yellow jonquils. yellow acacia,
blue iris and forsythia domi-
mated the head Of the table.
Similar arrangements were
used to decorate the rest of
the table.
The gold service, with the
new service plates recently
ordered by Mrs. Eisenhower,
was used for the ofIiciaI lunch
con. Gold epergnes with
grapes cascadlng over the
sides. small compotes holding
minis and candies. and gold
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Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Ward
announce the marriage of
their daughter. Mrs. Virginia
Ward Avery. to Capt. George
Selby Thomas, USAF. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin George
Thomas of South Orange, N. j.
The wedding took place last
Saturday at Boiling Air Force
Base Chapel. The couple will
live in North Arlington.
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Brodley-Aderholt

Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley A. Ad-
erholt of District Heights an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Janice to Mr.. Benny
J. Bradley. son of Mrs. Lillian
Phiel of Laurel, Miss, and Mr..
Ira Bradley. also of Laurel.
The wedding took place Feb
ruary II in District Heights.
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ENGAGEMENTS
Richords-GuilIiot

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Alfred
Richards announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Patricia Anne to Mr.. Clemens
Sebastian Gailliot, jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gailliot of Alex
andria. A June wedding is
planned.
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Winkelmun-Brusheurs

Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Bra
shears announce the marriage
of her daughter. Joan Eliza
beth Walter, to 1t. Barry Alan
Winkelman. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Winkelman of
Baltimore. The bride is also
the daughter of Mr.. Herbert
E. Walter Of this city and
Middleburg. Va. The wedding
took place recently in All
Saints Episcopal Church. The
couple will live at Fort Ben
ming, Ga.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wool
announce the engagement of
their daughter Ruth Miriam
to Mr.. Alvin Friedman, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Fried
man.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Vasta
announce the engagement of
their daughter Claudia to Mr..
Joseph James LaZZalino, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T.
LazZarino of New York. A
June 80 wedding is planned.
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Metzel-P

Mrs. Jeffrey Caswell Metzel
announces the engagement Of
her daughter Mary Ellen to
Mr.. Robert David Pepper. A
June Wedding is planned.
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Townsend-Mulqueen

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Kluge
announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Diane
Townsend, to Mr.. John Null
queen. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James T. Mulqueen of Allen
town, Pa.
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Bluckistone-Coin

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pink
ney Blackstone of Silver
Spring announce the engage
ment of their daughter Jeanne
Marie to Mr.. Virgil Henry
Cain. jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cain of Takoma Park. A sum-
mer wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-28

Claire Beth to Mr.. Robert
Eugene Hedgcock. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Leland Merrill Hedg-
cock OF Takoma Park.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Pember-
of Kalispell, Mont. announce
the marriage Of her daughter.
Irene Elsie Langdoc. to DR..
Raymond F.. Mikesell, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Mikesell of
Lima, Ohio. The wedding took
place last Saturday in the
Thomas Jefferson Memorial
Unitarian Church, in Char
lottesville. Va. The couple will
live in Charlottesville.
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DIR. and Mrs. T. David Gates
of Bethesda announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
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Capt. Joseph A. Hartman.
USNR, and Mrs. Hartman of
College Park, Md. announce
the marriage of their daughter
Patricia Anne to Ensign Ray
A. Mara, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray A. Mara of Providence.
r. I. The wedding took place
February 4 in the Holy Re-
deemer Church in College Park.
The couple will live in San
Diego.
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WEDDINGS


Mrs. Ralph AleXan d e r
Holden of Hampton. Va. an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter Dorothy Alexandra
to Mr.. William Hunter Middle
ton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Hanson Robertson Mid
0leton of Washington and
Charleston, S. C. The wedding
took place Saturday in I'M
manuel-on-the-Hill Chapel,
Alexandria. The couple will
live in Hampton,
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Spring prints, toIIes, toftetos and cottons
in one and two piece STYLES. afternoon ond
cocktail types. Juniors ond misses sizes
=. limited quontity OF ID. l6, Is. Third
floor.
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1909 woods! Forstmonns, Worun1bos,
imported tweeds. chinchillos. Juniors.
misses petite sizes.
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ENGAGEMENTS

Waban. Mass, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Mary Elizabeth to Mr.. Law
renee Milton Eldredge, jr.. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eldredge of
Melrose. Mass. A September
wedding is planned.
Scherer-V onderstor
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis C..
Scherer announce the engage
ment of their daughter Eliza
beth Rogers to Ensign John
E. Vanderstar, USNR. son OF
Mrs. RoSemarie LeGette of
Jersey City, N. J. A November
wedding is planned.
StotskY-CrYstol
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stat
sky announce the engagement
of their daughter Marcia to
Mr.. Bert Crystal, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Crystal. A
fall wedding is planned.
.Gillette-Geruld
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde Gillette
announce the engagement of
their daughter Marie Clarke to
DR.. Park Spearin Gerald, son
Of DR.. Herbert Franklin Ger
aid of Omaha. Nebr., and the
late Mrs. Gerald.
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M0rsh-DeWin

Mr.. and Mrs. John Crow
ther Marsh announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter Mary Drews to 1t. John
Wainwright Dewitt, USING.
son of Col. Ralph Birchard
Dewitt. USMC and Mrs. De-
Witt. A June 80 wedding is
planned.
Campbell onortY
Mr.. and Mrs. George Muir
ray Campbell of Winnetka,
H., and formerly of Washing
ton. announce the engagement
of their daughter Anna May
to Maj. Roger Leon Conarty,
USA, of Washington. An Au-
gust 2 wedding is planned.
FeY-Fitzgerold
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Fey
of Utica, N. Y, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Beatrice Mary to 1t. William
j. Fitzgerald, jr.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fitzgerald of Silver
Spring,
Bond-Eldredqe
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Bond
of Falls Church, formerly of
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Electronics Television Manu-
facturers Association, and Ma
tional Association Of Radio
and Television Broadcasters.
Young Kajeckas is the son
Of the Counselor for the
Lithuanian Legation-in-Exil
Guests at the head table
included Mrs. Warren. wife
of the Chief Justice: Repre-
sentative Ruth Thompson of
Michigan, Mrs. Nancy c. Rob-
inson. deputy to the national
director of the Treasury De-
partment's Savings Bonds Di-
vision. and Mrs. Leonard w.
Hall. wife of the chairman of
the Republican National Com
mittee.
Mrs. j. G. Cream, wife of the
president of the Canadian
Chamber of Commerce, and
the wife of its executive vice
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Continued Ernn p

COntlnue0 from rage b-a
only from Cod" the speaker
said.
"For instance" she con-
tinued, lone of the hardest
things for a mother is to know
when to let her children GO.
But / have found that some
times I have more influence
over my children if I follow
them in my prayers than
when I am with them in
person"
Mrs. Peale was introduced
by Mrs. A.. Boyd Campbell,
wife of the Chamber of Com
merce president, who also put
in a brief appearance at the
luncheon.
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Successful Wife May
Be Worth Cool Million

Mr.. Campbell leased his
wife by announcing that she
has been a grandmother for
two weeks land I haven't
become accustomed to being
married to a grandmother"
He also disclosed with con-
siderable pride that "the little
boy was named for me-
Yesterdays program also
featured a dramatic reading,
THE Eternal Engraving" by
Gabriel Kajeckas, 16-year-old
Gonzaga High School student
who was one of four top win
ners in the annual Voice of
Democracy Contest sponsored
by the United States Junior
Chamber of Commerce, Radio
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president. Mrs. Donald L. Nor
rell. also attended.
Mrs John s. Coleman. wife
of the incoming president, was
among the wives Of United
States Chamber officials who
were presented along with the
wives Of five past presidents:
Mrs. Herman w. Steinkraus,
Mrs. Earl o. Shreve, Mrs.
Halfdan Lee, Mrs. Eric Johns
ton and Mrs. Albert w.
Hawkes..
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Set

The Women's Division Of
the Gre alter Washington
United Jewish Appeal viii hold
q hostess dessert luncheon at
1890 pm. Friday at the home
Of Mrs. Joel Kaufman, 4S45
Colorado avenue NV. Rabbi
Balfour Brickner will be
guest speaker.
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Compact. to store easily Lightweight, so it's
easy to handle Reaches all parts of your room
without your budging it an inch. Powerful suction
and there's an attachment for every possible
Floor, Washington; 4th Floor. PARKington OnlyI
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17

A group of students from Madi-
son Rural were on Genes Can
teen," televison program. Thurs
day February 8. Miss Jean Riden-
our and her partner David Rothe
won one of the games and Miss
Roberta Stuthard and her part
ner Carl Millirons were second in
another contest.
Attending were: Diane Fades,
Betty Jackson, Jean Ridenour,
Ruth Ann Ropp, Roberta Stuthard,
Donna Foreman and Ronnie Den
nen, Gene Deffenbaugh, Dick Hen
ry, Martin Hunter, Carl Millirons
and David Rothe.
The Madison Rural Basketball
team played Mt. Sterling, Friday
Feb. 10th at Mt Sterling. Madison
won by two points, a foul shot by
Bob Sifrit turned out to be one of
the high-lights of the game. It was
a good game and our boys played
we'll.
Mrs. Robert Hunter, Maxey