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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

CHEVY CHAsE-OPEN SUNDAY
1859 QueSada ST. NV, . blocks
from Lafayette School and Blessed
Sacrament-Stunning white brich
sidence with wide through cen.
ter hall: huge entertaining dininl
room. three twin-size bedrooms. dor.
mitory room in attic. ga baths.
screened porches, dream kitchen
with separate breakfast nook. pan.
eled recreation room in basement
fireplaces and garage Only SOS.
500. Open SUNDAY" BERENs
JR CO. EN-. 2-7S0O
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1877 SHEPHERD ST. = Detached
plus home. Avail. fully equipped and
ready to go. Greatly reduced for
sale this week end. tn. 2-3364
CATHEDRAL AREA-GraciouS. i'm
maculate. detached home. 3 baths.
maids room; garden. garage Must
be sold. Submit offer.
IANfEC CARR
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REsTAURANT FOR LEAsE. fully
equipped. beautifully decorated.
Very low percentage, ov. 3-12l7.
GROCERY STORE. nearby Va: good
lease. nice fixtures. good, clean
stock; new 4-room apt: weekly
business. $4,000 price. $50, 900.
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COLORED-63O 9Th ST. Nj
rms. full bsmt.. oil heat, decor
S110 per mo. AID. 4-2976. co. B.
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AID NEW YORK, INC.
]. B. ARLINGTON
Box 396, Route No. 4
Vienna, Virginia
Dunkirk 5-9474
EXCLUSIVE
WHOLESALE
DISTRIBUTORS

On patented product. Many success
full distributors and accounts now
in operation. Mays of New York.
Marshall Fields Of Chicago. Hudson's
of Detroit, Hiebee's Of CleEeland and
many others Of equal prominence
assure you Of success II We select
you. Earnings from $4,000 a year
and upward Also good for anyone
wishing to relocate. An increasing
expansion. You must be able to
handle your own wholesale business
under our supervision. For appoint
ment, call Mr.. JAY KNAPP at Con-
tinental Hotel, Ma. S-l072.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

DIeABLED VETERAN would like "a
rent bedrm. house, Wheaton.
Kensinston area. u. 9-ib47 az
AEC EMPLOYE WANTS . or 4 bed.
Vii b soq sr.bi .o3 %u. dii' tc s, Shief
CL 6-2bs3
kEED MODERN rental homes, con
toUoHLIN 1880 iyefson It,, Hill.
crest Heights, RE. 6-4444.
RENTALS NEEDED = sl25.sis5
for incoming ofheefs, EICHOLe
REAL EsTATE CO. ia 6-l213
Bps. EXC. dssirss 81 bsdrm; IN.
furp pref Shepard PIX, TAX Pk
ktsrs PIX. eloee In Q. Q. IA. e.4426
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VIENNA. VA: by OWNER
Aforementioned llvinG ares:
tree-shaded ward lovely 81
bedrm. brick rambler: 2 full
tile baths, tiled waik-out
basement with picture window
In recreation area Patio.
fenced yard. $4,000. As
sumo a. loan. DU. 6-a031.
No real estate agent please.
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PHARMACIST

Interested In becoming YOUR own
boss2 Want TO own your own bust
ness? Can you furnish us with good
referenee7 Attorney has q good
proposition for q good man.
BOX 222-H, STAR
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ia. 5-es1o
SELF-SERVICE GROCERY
well-established location. Owner
quotes $1,000 wkly. business. Living
otrs.. good lease. Only $1,000 down
to responsible people Must be seen
TO be appreciated, Ewes. and Sun.
AL BOOKOFF. RA. 6-6527.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
4l2 9th 81. NV. Ma. s-a37S
MOTELs-WAsHTNGToN. D. C.
Full-time exclusive motel broker
and travel specialist offers consul
taticn advice in best buys motels
wash, d. C.. Va, Nd, Del, in the
following groups:
tAI Up to lie units. NO coffee
shop; net S7-12.O00 "; cash Up to
SBI Up to 10 units. With coffee
: 81 p, net sia-aO.OO cash. 100000
tc1 II to 20 uni.s. no restau-
rant; net $4,000 ". up: cash.
S 'Dp il e 70 20 units. with r.stau.
rant; Est 100000 ". up: cash
rs 30 units or more. luxury
@ ne d;,o net {. $4,000 ". up; cash.
p, Luxury motel sites: large
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

.. 5. GOVT. OFFICIAL ASSIGNED
house; minimum Q bedrooms, 3
baths, for family including . srnAll
children and live i'm help Modern
house OF. older house in good repair
vicinity Of Washinston Cathedral,
Cleveland Heights, but will con-
slider Wesley Heights, Spring Val.
ley. Westmoreland. Chevy Chase,
Bethesda. Best references given.
Call FURMAN BUILDERS, OIL. f.
$3.50.
ARMY CAPTAIN wants to rent 8 or
4 bedrm. unfurn. d. c. house with
in about I mile radius Of George
town U. Start Aug. 10. WO. $3.50
OR ! RMS, . kits, Q
baths; ne. or Sc: 12 rms. kits.
coSy. 70 trsnsp.; $50 mo. RE.
S-2555.
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REAL ESTATE SALE Or EXON,

NEAL ESIAIe GALE " EAGns
HAVE $4,000 EQUITY. 3 row
bricks; GOOD nv; = apts. each
Consider small. clear. house. D. c.
CT Nd. End trust notes. some cash
Widow. owner. Box 43-K. Star.
HILLCREsT. nr. Pa. ave. Sc
bedrm., Diet. brk. S23.b00 Small
house. acreage. waterfront or other
property considered In trade Brok-
ers invited. OWNER. LU. 4-3OO4
Box lsO-H. Star.
GENTLEMAN's ESTATE, NJ. Pitts
burgh. 100 level acres overlooks
Chestnut Ridge Mts.; lovely Colo
NAL home: suitable exclusive club.
cattle, minerals. etc: clear Of debt
Trade for apt house d. c.. or sell
sacrif1ce. Cost $4,000. BOX 42.K.
Star.
HONEST EXCHANGES at appraised
prices ofier iust about the best
and quickest solution TO liauidate
n inous frozen assets. Due to tight
money ramifications for a limited
time. free and clear lots. 1861
autos, large diamonds, period fur
iture. etc. may be used as down
payments on homes. farms, apart
ments Box 3aa-E, Star.
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In DiXieland

Major gas station. store, 4-room apt
combination: plastered: private bath
paved drive and walkways; 2 rest
looms: one acre: U. s. 20: ideal motel
site: none near: incest in Eastern
Carolina: leaving state, due to sick
good business. worth $4,000: take
$50. 900. Write GEORGE w. ROUSE,
owner. Little Brown jug. La Grange,
IN. c. 30s
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TRACY PLACE

Attractive town house containing
{ bedrooms, . baths, servants room
and bath, modern kitchen, Sarese;
Mrs. Carter, Ma. s-sS0o; ewes. and
week ends, FE, 3.lele: -
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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DRYCLEANIN0--ss0O vk, pressing
4. K. sEELYE DI. 1856.
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HOUSES URFURMIsHED
lcoNrlkuEp)
Beautiful Lewisdale

have ten 3-bedrm. vacancies a
occupancy. Houses 1 to years old
Close 10 schools, churches and Lang
ley Park shopping ctr; Contact Mr.
sullivan 21Oe Fordham ST., q O.
LeEisdale DIR. HA. 2-s42o. HA
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BARRIER SHOP, good business Art
lished. Nice lease. RA. 6.29l7.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MY CLIENT
WILL PAY UP TO
S5O.OOO.OO CASH

As . down payment on q good
restaurant. Must be established and
show a substantial profit. with or
without bar; immediate action. CON-
FIDENTIAL.
BOB HOLLANDER
SELLING MOST OF WASHINGTON'S
LEADING RESTAURANTS SINCE
I41i Pa. Ave. NV. MA. s-9743
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

Thanks for your enthusiastic re-
Spouse TO our new trade plan, un-
der which We make 1t easy for you
to trade in your older home for q
6ran Sl;y,Ny,, enstqm16Gilt one ;:.,, In
tive community overlooking Rock
Greek Park. We offer an out
standing value on today's market
under $4,000. 1t includes q huge
finished rec room 1t no extra cost.
Large trust available up to 100000
and best of all the equity in your
present house may cover the down
VIEW VILLAGE and then let's look
at your home and talk ii over. Open
daily noon till dark. Directions: Out
tith st. or Conn. ave. to Military
I'd, then west from 10th st. OF
east from Conn. ave. about l mile
to OREGON ave, then north . blocks
- -
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other lady or couple for services
~ the lady 10 care for home and
sGsaa . mother meals included the
For details call JE. 3-J507
WIDOW will share pleasant 3-bed-
women; al mod. conv.; Sc. area.
cOLoRED = NICE, MIDDLE-AGEn
husband md wife. m. 2.7a10.
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cOLORED
1901 Constitution Ave. NE,
"a rms,. baths. oil heat; SIoo.
SfIlNA i sRos = 4 poNGaHuf. of NC.
o62 H st. NE, Il. $4,000.
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Laundromat Equipment
for sale: complete 90 Westinghouse
machines. boiler. water softener, ex:
OF sacrifice as lease has run out.
ia. 5-2210
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OELICATEssEN. Ari. co-ABc on,
sale license. owner has other in.
terests. Box 2ba-K, Star.
RESTAURANT AND BAR erossinl
SI50.OOO q year 70 be sold for q
Of cross yearly income due 10 III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

COUNTRY STORE with Nv. quar-
tiers. located in Fairfax County, no
competition. weekly sales " 300:
business that win support partners;
priced for immediate sale at SlO.-
900 plus stock valuei reas. terms.
Call Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
REALTY, ia. $1,000; ewes, JE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30
Sos to SITS

Larchmont Realty, Inc.
u. 2-6191 JE. $500!
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, 49, l5$s HwHHfFTFTS1EAkS s 81 ~ NV
1915 VAN buren, 81. NV
8 BEDRMS.. 3 BATHS; OIL HEA7
1854 UNDERWOOD ST. NV
I BFDRMS.. 2i2 BATHS, REC RIM
1853 UNDERWOOD ST. NV
2 BEDRMS.. ga BATHS. DEN
LOUIS Ridden TU. 2-3O6I
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tional capital wanted for nationally
known publication preparing for ito
50th anniversary; large expansion
program planned; sood pront his.
tory; splendid future: opportunity
for fine returns on investment.
Write Box 37b-K. star, or call
DI. 7-3ils.
FOR SALE, PROPERTY OR Buef.
NESS. tayern-restaurant with OUT
door pavilion: beautiful nieht club
on U. 8. No l, Md, fully equipped !
2 bars, on and ofi-sale LIQUORS;
quick sale, sacrihct. promote this
and your fortune Is made with q
few thousand dollars down. Boz
419-O, star.
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roS o1TT--oTT RTNNTNG m. Am

421S Benning I'd n.e.-S rms ,
bath. rec. rn.. gar, sas neat, slyV'
90e o et. NV q rms. bath. n
aes Florida Ave. N.W.-6 rms,
hath. Arcols heat. $3.50.
eOO2 18th st. N.W.-Flat, z rms
hath, gas h.-w.h. SIS.
1858 c 81. SIS rms, bath. sss
iis2s.iYith St. NV. 2nd q. n.t=-
rms bath Guy HScc TfN Assi '0ui''' so'
te2e 18th 81. NV. NO: 7-z907
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

BARNABY WOODS Chevy Chasel-
Very charming from lovely rec. rm
to stury slate roof. brick home with
spacious reception hall. modern kit
with table space, liv. rnn.. din. rn.,
porch overlooking beautiful deep
garden and patio, 3 good bedrms.
trust, priced in mid EOS BILLING
SLEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326
Ewes, EN- 3-0326
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COLORED-MT. PLEAsANT-Liv:;
ing rm. with firepl,. dining rm.. :
bedrms. 2 baths. powder rms.
Wail-to-wall carpeting and Grapes
Sis. z. A. HUMPHREYS l. SONS,
2 Mass. ave. Realtors. Ma. s-6020.
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HOUSES TO SNARE

FREE RENT for couple in 2-bed-
room house in qulet neighborhood
block 10 bus, close to PentagOn.
Telephone OF 4-536a
WIDOW WISHES To SHARE HOME
with same or mother and child.
pvt. bath; mr. schools and transp
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WOOD WORKING BUSINESS, estab-
lished products sold through re-
tailers, well stated. well-equipped
plant Price for quick sale. Box
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fOIORED sEMIDETACHED. 2
bedrm. brick house. S69.5Q month
y; fully redsss;;i immed; oe SE
4-3i95 or Ex. 3-34OS, Mon.
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CAFETERIA n lst class commercial
No Sundays. VIII Sacrifice to quick
buyer. owner retiring for personal
reasons Call between 8 pms
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REsTAIiRHNT am CHRRY-0UT

semidoWntoWn, NV. corner, across
5.yr. lease or 5-yr. option; low
rental units; always full; nc
trouble: pay all rent and utilities
Of restaurant and liv. quarters
$3.50 5is-day gross: needs all
conditioner and MANAGEMENT: must
sell before July s; S3.14O. Elk
3-bQ92, q am.-7 pm.
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MOTEL wANTED-We have q client
ready 10 invest $4,000 as down
payment on = modern motel In
Alexandria area, BOB HOL-
LANDER. Hotel-Motel Broker i4ii
Pa. ave. NV, MA. S-g743.
RESTAURANT located in
NV section where business will
always be good. Does $1,000 mo.
Sells Sell , 80 70 20 halves per month
Rent, 500 mo. Price. $4,000.
Terms $4,000 cash. W. Z.
THRIFT (Exclusiyel. l411 Pa ave.
NV, Ma. 6-g743 or UN. 4-7327.
LUNCHEONETTE, soda fountain.
seats 90, air cond. Good Sc. cor.
Same owner 80 yrs. Just tired.
Total price. S3 500. Terms 81 900
cash. w =. THRIFT tExclusivel,
OELICATEssEN, Ari. co.-ABc on
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ALTERATION SHOP. 5000 location,
doing approximately $3.50 wk.; will
sell reas. for quick sale; owner
wants to retire. Call anytime sat,
Sun, and weekdays after 5, DE.
2-4054,
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NURSERY sCHOOL-Lge. hne old
house with extensive grounds,
located at Mt. Vernon ave. and
Glebe rd.. Alexandra. VIII renovate
70 suit tenant: 500 mo. to imam;
Mr.. MADDEN. Presidential Gar
dens Hotel. TE $4,000. for appt,
SHOP AND SWAP sBOP-Houss.
AP 7-SIl71 or WA 7-7O4i
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-22
A Mars. Moon.
R OLD Madness, Missiles
EE7XM I(WN And Man

Sputnk (oddy the name means "feLow traveIer the
term used during the communist inquiries JSt aJ
the aCar) has proUen be bgGboo to at least one Amer
Seems that feoO o0er IN the east soe0here mas "s
garage doors ored that they operate by radio control
Little sputnk beepS the length as the rddao
control on this eHoos garage doors As consequence the
doors haze been going up and doon continuously SINCE
sputnik took its place IN the heavens.
And speaking of sputnik the thought that
haps the should do away with the Department
of Defense and replace same with Department OF u
fense!
Our own idea of real confidence is best explained by
the guy who buys the first roundrp ticket to the moon
On the other hand, maybe he will be better off.
To prove that this is the land of opportunity consider
the possibilities of for the man first nvents an an
ti-anti guided misse hs could be followed by an an
ti-anti-anti etc.
The real estate boys should be pleased with all this
Just inagine-sone day you may I'D like this O0n
yoar Sizes to tn every family need Radao-Gc-
the loans easy terms Located 75O miles from all MAJOR
cities CaU Satellite Realty Company. Telephone COSmec
O0OOO Hurry! It's later than you tbink 9SaIes wH prob
ably rocket to neO highs(
But maybe this is good thing-after ALL The Rus
slams may decide to move up there!
1t appears that the United States is now caught be-
tween ntegration and dsinergraton It's heluva mess
any way you look at it. Hope don't become the United
States.
We'd better get on the ball and stop incoming around.
If we had moon could get peek behind the
iron curtain at 900 miles-p -per-second.
AS usual man can conquer the universe but he can't
get along with his fellow travellers. (Sputnks? p
Every iventiOn has its drauobackS-Uhat IN the
0Ord aOU do Uith used moons? Maybe could sell
them to people Who haze been dtvorced but WhO Won an
other try at matrimony. (Or should sag 'matrino
anyO
Yes, little old Sputnk will remain sphere of nflu-
at least until it becomes ball O fire And young low
will be saying Darling, aren't the beaut
full tonght?
The dictionary definition shoCs that the aOord spu
ter, "to emit IN small particles 2Oith cracking
mose Nick is defined "the critical moment Old Nick
the Devil Thus, Ve get Sputni-the Devil making a
cracking noise IN small particles at the critical oment
Look ont!
All you sinners beware-it is possible to climb the
stairs to the Peary Gates three tme-or vice versa
according to lights except that the stairs to He'll
aren't stairs at all. They're CREASED poles
The expression, Heaven never like this" now
makes some sense. Wings-anybody?
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-22
An Editorial
INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPATION IN LOCAL AFFAIRS

candid appraisal of city government it exists today
reveals distinct and conflicting trains of thought by the
many people who satisfied with things they and who
opposed changes of kind second believes
that city is behind the times and that intelligent and
workable approach to civic problems and administration vital
H needed But the facts bear out the necessity for review Of
conditions order TO arrive at uptodate conclusion
Charter government e-aI and it is not offered
such. Nevertheless, has been concusvey shown that
the that provides Of BY and FOR
The people of the community That is the very intention Of
charter government to give the INDIVIDUAL part in the
actual his community By promoting the partc
patton Of the individual charter government nsures that the
rights of the individual be protected at all times charter,
approved by the cannot be changed UNLESS 1T IS
WITH PERMISSION OF THE VOTERS by referendum. charter
provides SPECIFICALLY how the administration of the city laws
must be carried out and charter CLARIFIES all laws that
the individual understand Them Thus that every
in the community may have hand in his local government No
fuss, foolnq
Another fact that be borne mind that charter
government DOES NOT CHANGE THE EXISTING GOVERN
MENT IN ANY WAY EXCEPT WITH THE EXPRESSED AP-
ed does however SPECIFICALLY STATE THE DUTIES AND RE-
QuIREMENTS OF ALL CITY OFFICIALS AND THE PENALTIES
FOR ANY INFRAcTIoN WHICH MAY OCCUR.
In conclusion let be known that for the voters TO approve
at stake at the present me would but give the
voters chance what charter looks like. That u.s.
CHARTER GOVERNMENT WILL NOT BE IN EFFECT UNTIL
EVERY VOTER OF THE ENTIRE CITY SHALL HAVE RECEIVED
A COPY OF THE ACTUAL CHARTER. THEM AND ONLY
THEN. WILL THE CHARTER ITSELF BE OFFERED FOR VOTE
AT THE POLLS AT WHICH TIME THE CHARTER ISSUE WILL
BECOME EITHER A SUCCESS OR A FAILURE All opinion to
+he contrary the charter issue fair and square proposition
which at least deserves the honest appraisal of the entire public
The citizens of London themselves approve the
opportunity TO actually participate in local government
affairs
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-22
Areme Club Meets
With Mrs. Sponsler

The members of the Areme Club
were entertained at the home oi
Mrs. Glenn Sponsler, South Main
Street, for the October meeting
with Mrs. Earl Ballenger and Miss
Margaret Chance as co-hostesses.
Prizes for crazy bridge which
followed a short business session,
planned by Mrs. Jack Jones, Mrs.
Ed Neff and Mrs. c. c. Farley,
were presented to Mrs. Earl Bal
lenger Mrs. S. c. Edwards, and
Mrs. Frank RothweIl.
Others attending the party were
Mrs. Harold Bishop, Mrs. Robert
Brown, Mrs. Howard Deck, Mrs.
Harold Hunter, Mrs. Max Porter,
Miss Myrtle Evans and Miss Grace
Longberry.
The club will have its November
meeting at the office of the Ohio
Fuel Gas Company, for a food
demonstration.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-22
Son Home On Leave
Honored At Dinner

A dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. French, Linson Road,
recently, was given in celebration
of the birthday of their son, A/2-C
Don French, who was home Oh
leave.
Guests included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Sword, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Sword and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Neitz and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sword and
family, all of Washington c. H.,
Mrs. Harley French of South Sol
on, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sword,
Jr., and family of xenia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Steen and Francis
Oberslake of JeffersonviIle; Mrs.
Ronald Hays of Springfield and
Mr.. and Mrs. French and their
daughter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-22
Plans Announced
For Annual Soil
Service Meeting

Plans for the Annual lTeetinf
and Banquet of the Madison Sol
Conservation District were made a
the October meeting of the Boarc
of Supervisors.
This year the banquet is to be
held at Madison South High
School, on November 14th at 7:3C
p. m. Herbert Eagon, Director Of
Ohio Division of Natural Resources
is to be the speaker Austin Harb.
age is the general chairman of the
meeting.
The winners of the Farm Bur-
eau Essay Contest and the school
associates working with them will
be guests again this year. The win
ming essay is to be read, as a part
of the program.
All the Board members were
present at their meeting and ap-
proved basic plans for Author
Jordon & Gordon Bros, on one
hundred eighty-seven acres in Un-
ion Township, and for Neil Will
liams Estate, Harry High, Man
ager, on two hundred acres in Un-
ion Township.
An initial plan, where some of
the conservation practices have
been installed, with basic plan to
be completed later, was approved
for Donald Laird on one hundred
forty acres in Fairfield Township.
New applications were approved
for Robert Burns, lat Pike Town
ship and Raymond Weimer, eighty
five acres Paint Township.
An election committee of Del
bert Grouse, Delbert Dorm and
Charles Cecil, was appointed to
conduct the election of two super
visors at the annual meeting.
Technicians report by Bangham,
Wilson and Jacobs reported tile
was installed on the farms of Don
aid Laird, Harsh & Son and Walter
Latham.
Drainage surveys were made on
farms of Richmond & Hart, Rich
mond & Hammond, Goodearth
Farm, Krout Farm, v. Y. Overturf,
Operator, Robert Burns, H. H.
Tucker and Dave Wing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-22
Facts About
Folks

Judge James F. Bell, Richmond
Avenue, was the guest of his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles M. Fairy, Mansfield,
last week when he was in the city
to address a session of the Ohio
Police Officers group.
~ ~
Mrs. Wannetta Manring of Co
lumbuS, spent the weekend with
her sister, Mrs. Richard Alkire and
family, North Oak Street. Mrs.
Manring is just home from Europe
where for the past ten months she
has made the home of her son, 1t.
D. G. Manring, in Germany, her
headquarters, while she visited
elsewhere in various countries.
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Mrs. Bessie Tope, 136 East High
Street, has returned to her home
after spending more than two
months with Mrs. David Walter.
Mrs. Walters who suffered a brok-
en- hip, celebrated her eighty-ninth
birthday recently.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-22
AmUets Auxiliary
Elects Officers

The October meeting of the Am
vets Auxiliary at the home of Mrs.
Franklin Shoaf was time for elec-
tion of officers of the organization,
with Mrs. Donald Lewis chosen to
head the group for the coming
year. Elected to serve with her
were: Mrs. Richard Tumbleson,
first vice president; Mrs. James H.
Slaughter, second vice president;
Mrs. Franklin Shoaf, secretary;
Mrs. Eddie Alton, treasurer; Mrs.
Gerald Braskett, chaplain and SER
geant-at-arms; Mrs. Walter Turvy,
historian and parliamentarian;
Mrs. Dean Garrard, public rela-
tions.
Contest prizes for the evening
went to Mrs. Paul Nelson, Mrs.
Richard Tumbleson and Mrs. Dean
Garrard.
Others present to enjoy the eve
ming concluded with serving of de-
licious refreshments, were: Mrs.
Herman Slattery, Mrs. Della Cow
ert, Mrs. Harry Turvy, Sr., Mrs.
William Keefer.
The November meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Eddie Alton.
amphibious assault landing were
included in the exercises.