Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-13

EtNNE F~NSt VI tFftAi GFFANis
July 9th and the youth are going
to have a cleaning campaign at
the three churches, Lafayette.
Summerford and Plumwood with
in the next few weeks. Plans were
made for an afternoon swimming
party on Sunday July 18th at
Marysville. 1t was also decided
since this is vacation time the NJ
Y.F. would not meet again until
in September. The rest of the aft
ernoon was spent playing ball and
other games.
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service met at the church on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Wal
do Rector as hostess. The meeting
was called to order by the presi-
dent Mrs. Paul Moore. The Wor-
ship service was given by Mrs. Rec
tor using the topic How Real is
the Kingdom ?" summarizing the
theme for the past year. Nine
members responded to the roll call
"A Patriotic Person. During the
business meeting final plans were
made for the ice cream social to
be this Saturday evening. The So
ciety voted to keep the sample box
es of Christmas cards received re-
Gently and would start taking or
ders soon. The meeting adjourned
with the benediction. The next
meeting will be the first Thursday
of September since there will be
no meeting in August. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartford Claar and
grandson, Steve Singer of Colum-
bus and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Ov-
erly and son Johnnie of Athens
were callers at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Claar and son
on Wednesday afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. Gerald Baynes
and sons, Jerry & Bailey left We'd
nesday morning for Corpus Christ.
j, Texas. Jerry will remain there
for six weeks training duty in the
Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Garrison
and Richard were guests Tuesday
overnight and Wednesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brush of Pataskala.
Pack 401 of the Cub Scouts held
their meeting in the Lafayette
church basement on Friday night,
June 29th. Since the theme for the
month was "Rodeo" the scouts
came dressed in their cowboy out
fits. Dens 2 and 3 opened the meet
ing with the singing of western
songs, Home on the Range, '"The
Cowboys Sweet Bye and Bye" and
THE Wolf went over the Mount
ain. Then the boys presented the
Educated Horse with Ronnie Hugh
es and Larry Moore as the
horse. And the horse gave some
very clever answers to the quest
ions asked by the boys and the
parents. Den / displayed their lar
iats and told how they were made.
The following awards were presen-
ted by the Cubmaster, Joe Car
penter: Bobcat pins and Official
B.SA. cards to Billy Boysel, Tom
my Jordan, Richard Bird, Terry
Vest, Gregory Edwards, Jerry
Culp and Ronnie Hughes. Silver
arrow to Larry Moore, Gold ar.
row to David Norris and Wolf
Badge to Ricky Claar. Den moth
ers cards were presented to Mrs.
Robert Houston and Mrs. Warren
Wollam. The meeting was dismiss
ed by Rev. William Turner and
refreshments of ice cream bars
were then enjoyed
Miss Nancy Taylor entertained
with wiener roast last Saturday
night at the home of her uncle,
John Pennell. The occasion was a
farewell party for her brother,
John Minter Taylor and eight 9TH
er boys, all members of the grad
uating class of London High School
this year, who left Monday even
ing for cambridge, Maryland for
their boot training in the Navy.
The other boys being honored in
addition to John Taylor were
James Morehart, Richard Minner,
Harvey Stainbrook, Charles Peters,
Richard Johnson, Robert Reynolds,
Charles Cecil and John Anders.
Miss Janet Sturgill entertained
at her home on Monday evening
with an outdoor hamburger fry.
Those who attended to enjoy the
evening were Carol Flannery, Bet
ty 10 Ferguson, Sharon Miller,
Ponnie Sanders, Jim Hill, Alvin
IIolton, Eldon Holton, Clarence
Jones and the hostess.