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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-22
MEET THE CANDIDATES
Montgomery Judgeship
Contenders Are Active
By CHARLES 1. HOFFMAN

Montgomery County resident who hasn't met judge or
potential judge since last May is hard to find
iudgshp does often but this voters
with the ectng two to 15yea terms the
circuit court bench.
candidates Judge Thomas NJ Anderson
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Kensington Citizens

The Kensington Town Criers
Citizens Association will meet
tonight in the recreation cottage
on Wake drive.
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MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used
/ parts and service MALONEY'S
INC. Silver Spring. Md. JU. s-3333
SPECIAL NEW NH. &c RALER witt
starter and lack List 81 .S45: re-
duced to ST .495. MALONEY'S
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ROOMS FURN.-Mp. 6 VA.

ARL.-Nicely furn. bedrm., pvt.
bath, In apt. BLDG, pvt. entr.; cow.
to transp. Gentlemen. ia. 7-12S5.
ARLINGTON lovely sleeping rms,
or light housekeeping rms; conv.
location. ia. 7-9436.
PRIVATE HOME, front room. next
to bath. lge closet; cony. transp.
dntn.. Pentagon. ia. S-4S74.
ARL:-Next to hospital, Q rms. with
bath 3rd floor, suitable . people.
Attr. turn, sep. entrance. ia.
LARGE ROOMS. for l or 9. close to
buses and shopping next to bath.
10. Wayne ave, S. S.. Md. JU.
5-37S2.
ARL., NJ, Arl. blvd. and Glebe I'd
or . furn. front rms, pvt. home.
IA 2-444S.
HYATTSVILLE-Newly deco. quiet,
cool rm.; cross-ventilation, cow
to cafeteria. WA. 7-300S.
CLEAN, COMFORTABLE nice-size
room. Pvt. family Closely Viz
ginia, ia. 2-3236.
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE-Private fam
lily; bus at corner; So week ia
2-O111. 1878 N. Nelson ST., Arl
A PLEASANT ROOM in old Fall:
gust list. Call JE. 2-194O.
LADY wishes to share quiet com.
Portable home with another lady
own bedroom, all privileges. few
min. D. c. line and bus: excel
shop. facils. JU. 5-23s7.
COMFORTABLE 3-WINDow ROOM
fot lady. mr.. Columbia pike. IA
5-6SbS.
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-N.E.

A NICE ROOM in q nice HON,
convenient to bus line and shop.
ping center. Ii. 4-2299.
$50 r. I. AVE. Ne, APT. l.
Small clean rm. for gentleman,
unlim. phone: free off-street park
ing; bus at door; S25 mo. HU
3-7157.
1916 MICHIGAN AVE. N.E.-Doublt
room with pvt. bath; also single
room. LA. 6-l45O.
Ice FURN RM.-New home; blk
to trolley line and shop. Tile bath
and shower. 50. HO. 2-0452.
COLORED-3f r ST. N.E.-3rd floor
front; $40 couple. SIS single; home
priVils. DE. 2-1456.
COLORED - FURNISHED ROOM:
home privileges; good transp. LU
4-71O4.
COLORED-ROoM IN APT. house.
for empl. man or couple; 50 wk.
Call ia. 9-947l or Az st. ne.
COLORED-FURN. RIM. rent free
settled couple or lady care fol-
children, nice home and loo. DU
7-5036
COLORED-I3IS TRINIDAD AVE
N.E.-Bedrm, and sitting rm. mr.
bath: Man only. Privileses. Ii
4-2l7S
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DOWNTOWN EFFICIENCIES, 7O4
Bird st. n.w.-The Canterbury.
Clean spacious, well-furniShed apis.
with large modern Kitchens and
tile baths. Huge walk-in closets.
Well-kept elevator bldg. sos to
$50. Mr.. CT. House, GAO an GPO.
See mgr. Apt 10.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

5125 18th ST. NV rms, re-
frigerator. hot plate: S3b per mo
Call ia. 9-7193.
I32AgVERMONT AVE. N.W.-Nicely
furn. efficiency, linens; SIS and Sic
per wk. CO. $4,000.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING RMS
with washer. 1909 23rd st. NV
ARL.-Furn. bed.-liv. rm. comb
and kit: next to bath: utils incl.
"a blk. Arl. blvd. IA. 2-6064
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. efficiency
apt. pvt. bath and kit. also Z
rms; reas.; cool. RIA. 6-S203.
14O4 18th ST. NV ROOM
REFER. AND HOTPLATE.
.1726 NEWTON ST. NV.
One room. Pullman kitchen. porch
semiprivate bath. newly furnished
for girl or young man: $50 q month
Call VIII 6-6256: ewes. Co. 5-6723
or DU. 7-7S71
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ROOMS EURN.-S.E,-S.W.

FURN RIM. for couple; will accept
and D. C. Gen Hosp. Ii. 1892
278 18th ST. S.E.-Double room for
couple. all privileges. Ii. 3-759S
COLORED-I55E ST. S.E.-Fr. RIM
home pvls. LA. 6-7322. Ii. 4-9s26.
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COUNTRY BOARD

SUMNER BOARD for boys. 8 to IL,
on farm; horses. swimming. fish-
ing: SIS wk Call Hampstead. Md
7071, s to 3 pm.
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DAY LILIES-Due to sickness. am
closing out a lge. collection. in
many lovely colors! Many of these
have never been offered before for
sale. The price is right. EUGENE
PHAYOR, FAIRFAX. VA. To reach f:
Fairfax Circle to Fairfax ESQ sta
ton. turn right, go 200 IT,. turn
left on first gravel road, turn right
past wire fence To the LILIES
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APIS. EURNlsHED-MD.

COLoRED-GRoUND-FLOOR APT.
- bedrms. all pvt EMPLOYED
adults only RIA, 3-6gS6
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2OOl - Nice
rms. air-cond., TV; good meals
SIG wk.. young people. CO. 5-2493
r.
Elderly person or cpl
New pvt. home. Cool, quiet. S100.
$3.50 mo. No steps. WE. 5-2756
CALVERT HOUSE. l4Ol 10th NV
Choice rms. now avail: selected
menu: switchboard, TV.
THE MAR -LEETA, 1925 18th st. NV
Single and double rooms, ele-
Vator. excellent board. showers.
l3'
Ice. FRONT RIM. and bath; pvt
home OF nurse. Care for elderly
people. Reasonable. EN-. 2-9231.
LOVELY FRONT ROOM for refined
elderly or convalescent lady or
gentlemen In home of former nurse
NV. section. RIA. 6-2677.
VERY ATTRACTIVE RM., End floor
for retired person. Excel. table
home comforts. AID. 4-1503.
ROOM. board. care for elderly per-
sons. Lge. frt. rm. next to bath
RIA $1,000.
ROOM WITH BOARD for middle
aged woman In private home. Cal
JU. 9-325S.
EVANSVILLE MD.-Will care fol-
child Of working mother. Home OF
young couple; no other roomer.
Ap 7-TOR3 RIA R-G3DI
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POULTRY, RABBITS, EGGS

wIRTHMORE FEEDS. baby chicks
and poults. JAMES FEED STORE
619 x st. NV NE S-0OS9.
POULTRY. RABBITS and EGGS
NH. Red or White Rock chicks
Best quality. o. Maxwell. Lanham,
Md. SP. 3-4346. 49,
LAYING HENS, Mount Hope leg
horns and New Hampshires, Z mos
old. JU. 9-6S69
PHEASANTS = Ringnecks, goldens
amherst. silvers. chucker partridRes.
guinea keets. poults, Seabright ban
tams. Call RE-. 6-797S. $40 Swan
road Suitland. Nd.
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THE PARKWAY

1920 CONN. AVE. NV.
Newly decorated and furnished
bachelor apt. $3.50. Secretariai
service, elevators. etc. See resi-.
dent manager. on premises. LEGUN
q GERBER REALTY CO., 1915
Conn Ave NV EN- o-AO00
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TAX. PIX, S. S. AREA3To lease
Aug. 1-Jan. l. Attrac. furn. ground
mr.. OF home; . bedrms., AIR con-
ditioner in din. rm $3.50 per mo
incl. utils Cple. only. No pets.
JU S-SS7g.
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DOGS. CATS. ETc.-lcont. J

COLLIE PUPPIES, Z weeks. Axe
blue merle, females. S75: male iris
| $50: well formed. beautiful mark
ings. SIP. 4-6054 any time after
pm. Sun, all day weekdays.
COLLIE PUPPIES. Axe reg, g wks.
champ. lineage; show prospects with
tawny sable and white coats: Iowa
BILE natures. HE. 4-7360.
POODLE. black miniature. male. Axe
registered. EN-. 3-0S75.
SKUNKS. deodorized. S25 each. Cal
JE. 4-45S9. JE. p $3.50.
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe reg. Also
| beagle puppies, Axe res Gail
Gaithersburg 435-W-12.. 10. s.
0470.
BOXER, male; 3 mo-; fiashy fawn;
shots; clipped: ready to 30; Axe
champion stock. FL. l-716l.
SHIPPING CRATES for dogs. cats,
etc; all sizes lightweight; low
cost. I'll Oslethorpe. 2A. 6-34+5
COCKER SPANIEL; horouehbred;
all black: male and female: special.
S20-S25; beautiful. JU. 0-6ld5.
WEIMARANERS, four months: Axe;
shots; excellent hunting dog and
house pet; reasonably priced. Call
UN. 1864
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES,
look like Rim Tin Tin; S35 and up,
TO good home. JU. 9-02Ob.
KITTENS, smart, playful; assorted
sizes and colors;; need good Va
PUPPIES, playful. healthy; male;
black. cute freckles; looking ioT
kino Va. home. XII. 9-3959.
BRITTANY SPANIEL PUP, Axe. 4
months, beautiful female; ane hun
ter. pet, $50. CIR. BLISS.
KITTENS. part Persian. playful,
householder. healthy. Free Cal
Mon.
POODLE, champion sired. beautiful
brown, mos, small standard pup
SIS. IKE. S-6442.
KERRY BLUE TERRIER PUPPIES
| 3 wks old. Axe registered. Pet OF
show. Tel. CO. 1892. Annapolis
PEkINGESE, champion blood line;
reg, Axe, sleeves. miniatures
white. from Ieka kennels. Largest
on West Coast Available now in
this area. XII a-5l06.
AIREDALE PUPS, 5 mos, Axe
Ideal family dog. See them. HAIR
RIS, ME. S-122S.
GREAT DANES = Superior pure
bred litter. 6 wks. old background
many champions: your choice,
500 to S175. JE. 2-S627.
COCKER, ? months. Axe: pretty
blond female; formed, shots. ia.
5-5746
POODLES, silver miniature puppies,
Axe. selected breeding; stud serv-
/ ice. ia. 7-0S54.
WANT GOOD HOME FOR
ENGLISH KITTENS. DE. 2-S662
DACHSHUND. long hair, male. 6
mos; red beauty; all shots, house
or best offer XII. 9-2597.
full watch dog and pet: good with
children: reas. HE. 4-6725.
SIAMESE KITTENS. CFA reg;
house broken: : weeks old; reason
able. TIE. 6-904S.
PUPPIES. Eng cocker, setter: VIII.
81. and Dr.: 8 wks. old; cd. stock
sis. 923 Shepherd st. NV.
KEESHOND PUPS. IL weeks, Axe
permanent shots; wormed: silver
and black beauties. VIII. 644Oa
BOXER. female ped, Ia yrs. Good
home wanted. OIL. 1920.
weeks, sable and white. wormec
and shots: S25 each. JU. 9-4621.
MARY LANE CHIHUAHUA HACI.
ENDA-Good choice of puppies
1ll00 Colesville rd., Sill. Spg.; HE
4-9257
TOY FOX TERRIER PUPS. pure.
bred, beautifully marked; S25. Reg
stud service. 10. 5-0S21.
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, males anC
1 beautiful live personality OF I
little charmer. Axe. $50. JU. g.
! 7273.
POODLE PUPPIES, toys and nina,
lures. Champions at stud JE. ..
! $3.50.
POODLES, black. Axe. 6 wks
Small standards. $50. KE. 7-1394
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PEKINGESE, champion blood line;
reg Axe, sleeves, miniatures
white, from Ieka kennels. Largest
on West Coast. Available now in
this area XII 0-51O6
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POODLE, champion sired, beautiful
brown, 4 mos, small standard pup
SIS. IKE. S-6442.
KERRY BLUE TERRIER PUPPIES
3 wks old. Axe registered Pet OF
show. Tel, CO. 1892, Annapolis
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.W.

EXCELLENTLY furnished double rm
for man. All privileges. $50 mo
Call ia. 9-05S9. evenings.
1O6 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Front rm.
twin beds, quiet couple. kit. privils
On busline. RIA. 3-6717. -
WANTED : Couple or middle-aget
furn. IN good neighborhood. Cook
ing privils. Price: sgle, SIS; dble.
500. 5l0S Keokuk St, OIL. 2-7350
1913 HOBART ST. N.W.-Sgle. anC
dble. bedrm. next to both. with pvt
porch on End floor. CO. 5-9246.
:i6N 18th ST NV Gilbert Hote
ton for every taste and pocket
book daily maiu service some rms
with free lin TV 34-hr switch
ID some pvt baths avail rates
81 90 up weekly Call co 5-73S1
downtown clean spacious TT
and laundry privils fan; single
50 double. SlI HO 2-5321
So A DAY per person iIOI i7tf
NV Attrac. ssle. ana dble rms. S;
wk. UP. vANNE's HOTEL DI. q
1883
I74O P ST. NV. THE Churchill"-
Clean, single rooms, run. water
maid service. 81 up. NO. 7-9S6s
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lovely
clean rms, newly furn.: matt
service; IS up. HO. "-95Sa.
So, FRONT BEDRM.; $40 wk. dble.
Ink, refer. K and 9TH sts.. 20:
Mt. Vernon pl. NV. ME. S-37s1.
1913 18th ST. N.w.-Beautifull!
furn. rm., running water, 50; alst
sale. next bath. 81. DE. 2-653O
CONN. -MACOMB-Gentleman, larg,
comfortable corner room. private
shower. wo. 6-5O3O.
1908 QUE ST. INVITED Of a dral
room? Want new modern furni
ture? Free TV in every room SCI
$40 week; dbls.. Sis week. Cal
CO. 5-73S3.
1888 10th ST. N.W.-Businesswom
furn.: mod. baths. NO. 7-9i29
27I5 CONN. AVE.-Lge. End n. TO-
.: twin beds, next to bath: So.
each. DE. 2-059S.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-Nice ligh
housekeeping rm. running water
gas stove, refgr.: Sl2 per wk 1915
18th st. NV. CO. $4,000 or AID
CLOSE-IN. SUNNY attr room fo
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GEO. WASH. SEC. apt. bidg.-Bed-
rm., liv. rm.. kit.-din. bath; $50
S65 plus utils. NO. 7-9023.
THE PRESIDENT MADISON. 1905
Florida ave. n.w.-Beautifully furn.
lge. efficiency, suitable for two, with
modern separate kitchen, all util-
tiles incl. in rent. Elev.. ldry. and
strg. facilities. Sun deck Apply
mgr in l02. LEO M. BERNSTEIN
e. CO., CO. 5-3533.
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I4I5 PARK RID. N.w.-one- bedrm.,
liv. rm., din, kit and bath: SIS
mo-, incl. all utilities. See janitor
on premises. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
Fine Driver For
Dumping Rubbish

In Mayors Court this week,
Harry Harris AN employee of a
Dayton tree-trimming firm, was
fined $50 and costs for dumping
rubbish on a public road. The May
or suspended S25 of the fine on
the condition that Harris would
pick up the tree trimmings, dump
ed on the Payne-Thompson Road
on the property of Ed Lanigan on
February ID.
Police officials warned that such
offenses would be summarily dealt
with. The litterbug problem is re-
ported as rapidly getting out of
hand all over Ohio. For proof,
residents need only to drive along
county roads and see rubbish,
trash and garbage dumped along
the roadway at many points. Peri
odic clean-ups by the members of
the highway department are costly
and time consuming. I'VE ask your
cooperation in this problem, said
the officials, and we warn those
guilty of this careless violation of
the law that action will be taken
against. them where possible" !"
Harris was also fined $50 and
costs for operating motor vehicle
with improper license plates. The
Mayor also suspended $25 of this
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
World Prayer Day
Here February II

The World Day of Prayer will be
observed in London on Friday eve
ming, February II, with special
service at the Church of Christ in
Christian Union. West Center
Street, at 8 p. m.
The service is planned by the
women of London Churches in CO.
operation with those throughout
the world in an effort to establish
more peaceful relations with all
nations.
For the Friday night service,
Reverend and Mrs. Paul Want,
missionaries just returned from
the Orient, will speak.
The offering at the service will
be divided between projects of the
Division of Foreign Missions and
the Division of Home Missions of
the National Council of Churches.
The entire community is eXten-
ded cordial invitation to help
celebrate the World Day of Prayer
with the theme "One Flock, One
Shepherd"
Ii has been suggested that those
unable to attend add their silent
Prayers for a Peaceful World" to
those present at the service.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
Correspondents
Join Press Staff

Two new correspondents have
joined the staff of the Madison
Press. Their columns appear for
thefirst time in today's issue.
Mrs. Helen Reeder, London, Rt.
/, will report the news in Sedalia
and the surrounding community
She and her husband, Earl, with
their son, reside on the Proctor
farm. Residents may phone their
news to her at her home, phone
number Sedalia 1898.
Mrs. Raymond Colliflower, Lon
don Route 2, will report the news
in the Summerford area. Mrs. Col
Hflower resides with her husband
and eight children on the Lafay-
ette-Mechanicsburg Road. In the
general area of Summerford, resi-
dents may phone news to her home
at 1431W2.
Correspondents appreciate all
the news they can get. 1t makes
the paper nice and newsy, too, so
be sure you let our representatives
in your area have that news item
of yours, because it's folks just
like you who make the incest
news!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
First National
Adds 2 Employees

c. N. McAllister, president of
the First National Bank of London,
announces the employment of two
new people in the institution.
Thurman r. Snyder, former Lon
don resident engaged in the dry
cleaning business here for many
years, is one of the new employees.
He resides with his wife, Ida, at
40S Madison Avenue in Spring
field. Mrs. Snyder is teacher in
the Reid School of the Clark Coun-
ty system Their son, John, is a
student at Wittenberg College. Mr..
and Mrs. Snyder will move to Lon
don in the near future.
Rosemary Fleming has also join
ed the banks staff. She is the dau-
ghter of Ed Fleming of London,
Route A and is 1854 graduate of
London High School. Miss Fleming
was formerly with the Ohio Bell
Telephone Company.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
South Charleston
Boy Shot In Leg

South Charleston Police Chief
George Bridges reported that nine
year-old Dean Botkin, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Botkin, 81 James
town ST, South Charleston, was
accidentally shot in the leg with a
% caliber rifle on Tuesday eve
ming, February IA, according to
news sources.
Botkin was a guest at a Valen-
tine party held in the home of Will
liam Douglas, Is, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Douglas, 36 Oak ST.,
South Charleston. According to the
report, the host took the supposed
ly unloaded gun from wall rack
and it discharged, the slug striking
Botkin in the left knee. passing
through the leg, but not mjuring
the Joint. A chaperone at the party
was reported as not witnessing the
accident.
Springfield City Hospital listed
the young victim in good condi-
ton.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
Break-In Reported
Wednesday Night

Acting Police Chief John Sher-
man reported a break-in at the
Mcdaniel Ford Agency on East
High st. on Wednesday night.
Sherman said the thieves appar-
emily tried all windows, and fail
ing to gain entry this way, forced
the rear door.
Gail Mcdaniel, manager of the
agency, reported that he could dis
cover nothing missing at a check
taken Thursday morning. McDan-
iel said two safes in the building
were not molested.
The break-in was discovered on
Thursday morning when the
establishment opened for business.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
Mayor Signs New
Law On Friday

Following discussions by Super
intendent ]. j. Hartley and Com
missioner Rodger Baker, council
suspended the rules and passed the
resolution restricting dogs from
certain areas in the city as emer-
gency legislation at their meeting
Thursday. The resolution received
the mayors signature Friday to
become law. Under its provisions,
dogs are restricted from the school
grounds, the swimming pool, the
athletic field and the recreation
areas in the city with penalties pro-
vided for owners permitting their
animals to run loose in the desig-
mated areas. George Mosher was
the only dissenting member.
Council granted authority to the
Madison Development Co. to place
$500 in funds in escrow as per-
Torrance bond to comply with
FILA. housing regulations in re-
gard to lot Improvements including
black-topping, the building of side
walks and the landscaping of the
lots in Elmhurst Number l sub
division
Council also received the finan-
cial report of the city, showing re-
ceipts for the month of January as
$38,246.65, with expenditures of
$37, 1858. With the. total funds a
vailable at the beginning of JAN
uary, the balance of all funds in
the city as of Jan. 81 was $146,-
598.74. The general fund, however,
was at a low with only a $166.36
balance, SO council made request
for an advance of $4,000 from fund
sources for the current operating
expenses of the city. The water
works replacement fund showed a
balance of $50,08720.
In other business, council per-
Initted the expiration of the pro-
posal changing the working hours
of the fire department employees
pending the preparation of cor
rected resolution.
Counciln4n Paul Alexander
brought up the matter of the pc
tition of residents in the East High
Maple streets area opposing the
construction of filling station on
the southeast corner of those SITS.
Alexander stated he brought the
petition to councils attention only
to appriZe them of the action.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
Monroe Boosters
Annual Banquet

The Monroe Boosters Club is
making plans for the annual bas-
ketball banquet for members of
the schools team and all interest
ed friends, according to announce
ment by Mrs. Bernard Conway,
the president.
The affair is scheduled for Sat-
urday, March 3, in the Plumwood
school. Committees for the ban
quet and the $3.50 dance that will
follow were appointed by Mrs.
Conway at the clubs last meeting.
In addition to these committees,
Mrs. Conway also appointed those
who will serve the lunch from the
Monroe Boosters Club, at the 80
so dance that will be sponsored
Saturday night, February Is, by
the newly organized Jonathan AL
der Boosters Club in the Monroe
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
BIoodmobiIe To
Visit SedaIia And
West jefferson

GIVE A LITTLE :. THAT
SOME PERSON MAY LIVE "a
little longer).
That appeal for blood donors
helped turn the trick SO effectively
when donors were so badly needed
for the December 6 and last visit
Of the mobile unit to this area, that
the committee sponsoring the two
visits next week is making the
same plea.
The amount of money saved by
this free service, according to fig
ures compiled by officials, is al
most unbelievable.
In spite of the excellent response
of 160 pints at the units last visit,
if the county does not continue this
type of support of the Bank when
ever the unit comes here, there is
still danger of NO BLOOD WHEN
NEEDED, according to Chairman
Beathard. It's just up to Madison
County donors whether a supply
will be in the Bank when it is
needed" concluded Chairman Bea-
thard.
The Mobile Unit will be at the
High School gymnasium in Sedalia
on Monday, February 20, from II
to 5, to serve the areas of Sedalia
Mt Sterling and South Solon. Mrs
Ned Davey is chairman for Sedal.
ia; Mrs. Richard Mckenzie for So
Solon and Mrs. George Gearhardt
for Mt. Sterling. Registration for
giving donations may be made
with any one of the three.
The Bank will be in West JEFF.
ferson on Wednesday, February
% at the Methodist Church from
II to 5. Francis Baker, West JEFF.
ferson, is chairman of recruitment
of donors for that area.
If you don't register, you car
just Walk In" and will be CRATE
fully received for a donation any
time.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-17
Monroe And Plain City Win
Games On thursday Night
Two More Schools
Fall By Wayside

Monroe entered the Madison
County Basketball Tournament
Thursday, winning their first game
with Fairfield, 70 to So. Littler led
the victors in scoring with a total
of % points, while team mates Dill
lion followed with 20, j. Fraiey
with Is. For Fairfield, Peterson
was high with 18 points.
Midway gave Plain City rough
time for three quarters, with the
first quarter ending at Plain City
l6, Midway IA, tie game at the
half, "a to "a, Plain City leading
43 to 80 at the third quarter and
the final score at 55 to 46 in favor
of Plain City. Williams was high
point man for the winners, scoring
21 points, followed by Freeman II,
Smith 10. For Midway, Deyo led
with 13S followed by r. Justice
with IL.
On Friday night at 7 pm. Mad
ison Local will play against Mt.
Sterling in the pm. game and
Fairfield will meet Midway in the
$3.50 feature. All four of these
teams are in the losers bracket,
vieing for second place.
No games will be played this
Saturday. Tournament play WIN
resume on Tuesday, February 81,
with the winners of Fridays games
playing at z pm, and Monroe VS.
West jefferson in the $50 game.
The Madison County Champions
will be decided on Thursday, Feb
ruary %, with the second place
winners game on Saturday, Feb
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