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DELICATEssEN. modern; wants
Sli 900. including $1,000 stock:
reasonable rent, long lease; income
quoted Si.l0O to ~ 900 q week 3
days; wants ~ OOO down EDWIN
y. FILLS, Broker. RE 1-5l4O,
RECENT SUCCESSFUL owner.man-
ager 81 two businesses crossing
near Sl0OM annually wishes to
associate with established business
IN d G. area. Stronr on sales and
promotion. Modes. investment. Ase,
carly iorties. Confidential Box
NEW PARKING LOT. s0xs0. corner
Sth and I SITS. sc. $3.50 per mo.
ron, SALE In beautiful SHENANDOAH
Wash, NEW. MODERN, FIRE.
PROOF MASONRY BUILDING.
suitable for garage. retail or serv-
adjacent HOME BUILDING COR
NER LOT, Priced for nuiek sale.
$4,000, T Il, HANNAH, Luray, Va.
Tel RI 358aB
AUTO REPAIRS garage: body and
fender work: good lease: Is years
same location. Priced reasonably.
VIII saerifce. RIA. 3.e6ol or RA.
CONTINUED on Next PagO
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c ,ssiSssS ; sTSHE i Sock S sS!
lease, rsas. rent: corner near md
and VI SITS. NV: quoted 500 wk.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS. Broker RE.
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EXCLUSIVE distr. Amazing. pat-
ented fiashlieht invention Worn on
brow. frees both hands Stores,
sgpeFn Hsss CHAINS p snnsv, shp Fps
profits. Factory. 00-c. summit ave,
prOoklinp, Mass
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BE!MEsP. 5,D G Ss .sboo e $40
c 81. 1855. E&. 5.Ssss. "-''
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LrNCHEONETTE. located directly
downtown; all stainless steel equip
mert: seats 30: open am. to 8
pm; closed Sundays. Can be
handled with s., 600 cash down.
Pa. ave. NV. MA &-A1Aa
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Beautiful LeWiSdale

CORNER PROPERTY
sogs BLApENssuRo ROAD
RE. 1881 WO. 6-3125
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GIFT SHOP on principal artery IN
Arlington: good income; low rental.
Box 5S-E, Star.
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OTHER LIsTINGs
THE WESTCHESTER

In main BLDG. overlooking park
din. balcony; 25:it; iiv, rm.' eedrm.
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ranch house On isS; lot. 1 bed rms.
3 baths, all:elec. kit. Ice. rec. rm
w.Ihrepl., all-mahog. doors. newly
dec. Open for insp. bv owner, Sun
from 10 till s. Rent. S275. 1924
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TWO BEDROOMS

S7.75Q-1734 p 81. NV; 3 large
rms. kit; and bath In elev.. switch.
board BLDG; pear Dupont circle: mo
Assmt.: $46.23; liberal terms. Key
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HOUSES uNFuRMIsHEp
(coNrlNUED)

homes now sv wa Is 's sso.saoo
& CAROLINE z; asa CAMPBELL. JE. g.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL dry

DRY CLEANING and laundry with
only $500 down: sunday la. 6.
00hi weekdays. WA 1.QBOS
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s5.e50-ls52 Columbia I'd. NV;
spacious unit with 'front.' corner sx.
posure In ell-estah. coop. Incl
large foyer. full din. rm., pantry
nsnit. storase. Direct access t
switchboard. lKey &C desk.
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Gannett; GA Eyarts strset Me-, !;
dsss John FFusinq 2is o stTee wI N.Y.
I51. varnum street NV, Is days: John
80 DAYS: Robert Z. Kicks. iis5 Allison
Ulysses M. Mason. sI2 Oneida place
W. 80 days; Mevelyn d. .Cullins 602s
Sixtv-seventh place. Riverdale. Nd, 80
place Sc, e days: Carl 4, Watts $500 o
Clarence d. Ledoux, 40 Mellon street
r.. 10 days; Augustus Minis IT,
1927 Constitution avenue NE. 10 days
:, Joseph Cotton. 1909 Ninth street
street NV, is days Addie Battle;
1898 South Carolina avenue Sc, 90
days; Buriness Miles, 202 Sixty-third
street Ne 10 days; JACK . / kat x. 5000 1903
days. Curtis. Parker s23d ACs Group,
Box AS. Andrews AFB. 80 days; joseph
days; Arthur Stewart, 3l2 D street n E.,
avenue Sc. 80 days; Matthews Rories.
Golden 7sO sheridan street y W. )
DAYS; Eugene Porter. 906 Twelfth street
Udko. 53l5 CONNECTICUT avenue NV
10 DAYS, and Traffic School; Frederick
Menu, 6006 Delwood place. Bethesda,
Hartford place NV 30 days: James
R. E. Adams 1869 Newton street NV,
Is days; Joe N Anderson. GA Emerson
s son 2S5 soutS Ssys svsnne Sc b
days; Richard l.. Soulen, 224l Wis
consin avenue N W., 80 days. and Traf-
&c School. and months probation;
ThelmO Bush, 43 X street NE. Is days.
Richard. D. Duggan. 21O6 South Fifth
street, Arlington, Va. 30 days; Peter
PRESLEY, 934 c street sW.. 90 days:
Russell Med Hart 654 Kenilworth ter
race, ! 3 days: David T. Outward. 3545
Sixth street NV. Is days; James
ArmStead NJ. Williams. 1911 Sixth street
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INV, 20 days: Teddy L. McGrsw, 6e1i
GsorEs Fsm srhoa hisnSSy ayaMstsylIIs
Edwin c. Vincent. 4ii2 Nichols avena,
sW, Is days: Ernest r. Barlow. 802s
Fourteenth avenue, Hyattsville, Md, i
days; jeanne A.. Freschi. 1922 Nortf
es1sses street p AegtO 9ss ya High
Sc, Is days; Cornelius l. Proctor, 440s
Hayes ST. NE. Is days William F
Luskey. 354S Minnesota avenu Sc, ~
days; James H. Morrow, Abs Texas
Suspended for failure to satisfy judg.
ment in court-James Bryant, 302 OK
lahoma avenue NE: David e. Herring
l 667 Rosedale street N E.; Robert l.. Hill
1925 Owens place NE; Helen Hughes
Austin G. Taylor, lis Eighth street NE;
Andrew Anderson, 1888 Fourth place
Sc; Casper L. Saunders, 1912 street
NV; Emery Washington, .jr.,. 225 Gala
UpsS sSres Street sT NV Mf Psn O. Ha1sboroush
Thompson, 1901 Second street NE. and
Wilmer A. Rogers. VA Kenilworth ter
race NE.
Suspended for failure to file INSURANCE
Thomas Dupree. 22ll M street NV; Roy
Wilmer Kemp, 1905 Vermont avenue
NV; Ronald O. Byroads, 457. g street
S:W.' Leroy II; Jackson; io15 d 5nuepe aS9
Seventeenth street Sc. Robert Louis
Lee, 800 street NV. Ralph H. Scott,
I2147 o street NV. Walter A. Byrd,
1925 Davis place NV; Earl P. Carter,
lS1gI2 Eye street NE. Ohio d. Wilson,
5000 Ames street N E.; Lorenzo Walden,
l302 Tenth street Sc: william Garland
Rowe, 1922 Hamlin street NE.
No d. c. permlt-no d. C. registra-
Ition-Peggy Ann Giles, 1854 Third street
IN w RQvmnnd CFRgOFN lAhR n street
Sc: Luther d. Fuller. 4s6 E street SW.;
Joseph Martin Howe, 1922 Thirty-fourth
street NV: Paul David Russ. 901 Blu
ehanan street NV Luciel still. Job
Scarborough, 4215 Eads street NE:
George Carroll. 142neL street Sc: Raw
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street NE; Nathaniel 4 Mayes. 6as La
, EsyoEsS ga. for AZ Sr,viss yhi!s drunk .,,z
ss3 Fifth street NE; Charlie Hoffman
1895 Quebec place NV; james @, St
Clair. 6t0s Gull road, Temple Hills Nd
NV: Fred piggs, lOls Thirteenth street
IS. E.; William B, Cole, ir., 50lT Ninth
street NV; Loil B, Hopkins, .210 Fifty:
df stees Me- str milton RoSer. 4o4
Wood. liz Thirteenth street NE; Jesse
Revoked for accumulated record Of al
iss Madison evenas, HSiyots; Mas.
1899 c street Sc; Frank W Lynch. 81;
Eagle. IT.. is42 Burke street E.: Robert
L. Cross. $40 Massachusetts, avenue
NV; Joseph r. Watts. 9119 Forty-ninth
street Colle se Pa Park; Mo THOMAS z
Haselton, -2O20 Nineteenth place Sc;
JOIN z; Thomas, 1923 Columbia road
NV NV Peter " GTal,ningsrGi 75 ss.r Mari
James Z. Trent, Ssss Alden place NE;
jerome zanelott, 6lb1 Sligo Mill road
NV latter 80 days. restricted permitl.
mannsr as 70 show ssrsns dsnesrd
the safety Of persons or property
George Y. King, jr.. Box "A, Waldorf
Md. tpending court decision).
Suspended for driving. while drunk
,Marylandl - Ford B. Marshall. 2SOh
Twenty -eiRhth street Sc. suspended
until completion Of Traffic School. proof
of financial responsibility and restora-
ton by Maryland: James B. Kidd 1904
Warner avenue, Hyattsv,lle. Md (sus-
pended until proof # financial respon-
sibilitv and restoration by Marvlandl.
Suspended for period noted for at
least eight points-Frank ". Mays,
Route 1. Lutes Lane, Silver Spring, Md,
40 days: Archie II. Henderson. 81 o
street NV. Is days: Frank L. Hender-
son. 46l X street SW. 20 davs Robert
L. washington, l04 Ninth, street Sc
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drunk Gin Maryland. IL for fall
ure to satisfy judgment in court
and Is for failure to file insur-
ance.
The complete list of suspen-
sions and revocations for the
week were:
Revoked for operating in such 4 man.
ner as to show hagrant DISREGARD for the
safety Of persons or property-Lyford
W. Banks, 1404 Holbrook street NE.
James P. Carbanaro. 3lS Fifteenth
Revoked for operating after revocation
(period Of revocation extended -Joseph
Bennitt johnson, 1888 Belmont street
NV: Robert Eugene Ellis, 33l stree;
lSW Scott McQuirter. 272Q Seventh
street NE: Clarence Herman Ware. 73Q
Somerset place NV; Richard Frank
Zaucha, 1917 Valley place Sc. Floyd
luther Kirby, 2l07 Chapman road West
Revoked for operation after suspen-
sion-Charles Cornwell. 1924 Monroe
street NV; Lloyd T. Gray, 5000 E street
Sc: James G. Richardson, 4246 Edison
place NE; Nathaniel Lewis, 1924 Ames
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Story Planned
For Flag Day

The story of the American
Flag will be presented at Consti-
tuition Hall Friday evening
Flag Day-as part of ceremonies
here marking the 180th ami
versary Of the flag.
The pageant, sponsored by the
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, will
be attended by members of Con-
gress who are Elks. Over 200
representatives and SIS Senators
belong to the organization.
Cabinet members and other
Government officials who are
Elks also will be guests of honor.
Senator Bridges, Republican
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Buffet Supper Slated

The Mems Club Of st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Bailey's Cross
Roads. Church and Payne
streets, will hold it's annual buff
fet supper from to $3.50 pm.
next Saturday. The menu in
cludes barbecued roast beef,
Virginia ham, roast turkey and
Boston baked beans-all, said
the sponsors. untouched by wom-
ems hands.
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suspended until proof OF imam
cial responsibility is filed.
OF the permits revoked, six
were for operating after revoca-
ton period of revocation ex-
tended, five for operating after
suspension, IL for driving while
drunk and Is for an accumu-
lated record. of points totaling
IL or more. Two were revoked
for operating in such a manner
as to show fragrant disregard for
the safety of persons or prop
erty.
In a breakdown of suspensions,
So were for an accumulated rec
ord Of eight points or more, one
for operating in such a manner
as to show fragrant disregard for
the safety of persons or prop
erty, two for driving Will,
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Iof New Hampshire, and House
Majority Leader Mccormack
Democrat of Massachusetts, are
chairman nd vice chairman. re-
spectively, of the Committee or
Arrangements.
Preceding the Flag Day tribute
the Order of Elks will honor Elk
members of Congress sand their
wives at a buffet supper in the
grand ball room of the Willard
Hotel.
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mond Joseph Green, 100 Fifteenth street
Sc; Charles Williams, 1881 Harvard
street NV. Albert l.. Farrior, $40
Mason, l 023 North Stuart street, Airing
ton, Va: Willis Lafayette Richardson.
2540 Florida avenue NV; Herman
Powell, 1922 Thirteenth street NE;
Robert Steele, Route !, Box 80, Alex
andria. Va; General Palmer. 527 Florida
avenue NV: Eugene Smith, 1892 YER
Ijr, 303 M street s.w'; William Donald
ICritzer. 1888 Hawthorne street. Kent
land. Md: James Edmond Brawner. 1901
South Capital street: Marshall A. Contee,
1424-A Carrolsburg place S.W.
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39Lose Auto Permits,
81 Suspended in Week

total Of 80 driver permits revoked and 81 others
last week. the District Department of Vehicles and Traffic
announced
addition % who charged with driving without
District permit District registration had license privileges
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Arlington: N. Fairfax DR.. at N. Kirkwood
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05
Annual Reunion
Is Scheduled At
GiIIivan Church

The twenty-fifth annual Home
Coming of the Gillivan Methodist
Church will be held at the church
on Sunday, July IA.
The Sunday school will convene
at ten o'clock with preaching at
II am. by the Reverend William
Turner, minister of the charge.
Committees that have been ap-
pointed to carry out the plans for
the homecoming are:
Tables Donald Bradley, E. o.
Reams, Mr.. Lilly and Harold Sci
bold Coffee Helen Braithwaite,
Gladys Hockenbery, Mrs. Lilly.
Reception Mrs. Jane Braithwaite,
Mrs. Leona Bidwell and Auburn
Bidwell. Tea Mrs. Mamie Brad
ley, Mrs. Lilah Peterman, Mrs.
Lorna Bidwell. Kitchen Mrs. Jes-
sic Bradley, Mrs. Cora Collins and
Mrs. Mary Elliott. Program Mrs.
CleSta Olney and Mrs. Helen Har-
bage.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05
Past Matrons AT
Luncheon Meeting
Friday June 28

The Past Matrons of West JEFF
ferson chapter #492 O.E.S. enjoy
ed a luncheon at the Red Brick
Tavern Friday June %, with Mrs.
Cora Thomas and Mrs. May Myers
serving as hostesses. The officers
elected in April assumed their Of
fices as follows: Mrs. Alice Smith,
President; Miss Betty Biggert,
Vice-President; Mrs. Helen Paste
ka, Secretary; Mrs. Addie Baker,
Treasurer. Those present were:
Mrs. Alice Smith, Mrs. Cora Brad
ley, Mrs. Alta High, Mrs. Emma
Bradley, Mrs. Mildred Stormont,
Mrs. nellie 10 Arganbright. Mrs.
Addie Baker, Mrs. Helen Pasicka,
Mrs. Bessie Olney, Mrs. Cora
Thomas, Mrs. Elsa Huston, Mrs.
Frances Palmer, Mrs. Edith Bri-
denstine, Mrs. May Myers, Mrs.
Fern Thomas, Mrs. Jane Sidner,
Mrs. Odessa Johnson, Mrs. Flor
ence Kell and Mrs. Anna Bidwell.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05
Jerry BIauser Enjoying Stint As
Bat Boy For Columbus Jet Team

city by Acting Mayor Mrs. Jean
Newman, but was presented a
swell sealskin wallet as a remem-
brance of my visit to Toronto.
Mr.. vii Kilburger sports writer,
who is accompanying me on my
trip and Bill Duignan and l went
to the observation tower of the
new 20 story Imperial Oil building
where we could look all over the
city of Toronto.
Our next stop was the fabulous
Casa Iona Castle, built in 1916 by
Sir Henry Pellet, eXtravagant Ca
madam millionaire in pre-World
War l days We lunched at the
Sign of the Steer, a modern design
restaurant which I'm told is one of
the two finest eating spots in Tor
onto.
Next morning after breakfast,
Mr.. Duignan took us to the Ontario
travel department offices where we
met the Hon. Bryan L. Cathcart,
minister. We had our pictures ta-
ken there with Mr. Cathcart, who
himself was a baseball bat boy in
his youth at a town near Sarnia,
Ontario.
/ Our next stop was a tour of Fort
York, which was built in 1893, as
a protection for the settlement of
York which later became the city
of Toronto.
We had our lunch at the Toronto
Mems Press Club where we met
Mr.. Al Venn. director of the infor.
nation branch of the Ontario Ira.
vel and Publicity Department.
Friday we went down to Niagara
Falls and more sightseeing took
place Saturday. Sunday morning
we flew back to Cleveland and or
to Columbus Via American Air,
lines"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05
Oildine's Announce
Birth Of Baby Girl

The birth of daughter, Linda
Sue, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Dill
dine, 205 East First Street London,
on Saturday, June %, makes five
generations on the distaff side of
Linda Sues family.
Her maternal grandmother is
Mrs. Richard Rowland of ga North
Center Street, West Jefferson; her
great-grandmother, Mrs. William
Loney resides at the same address
and her great-great grandmother,
Mrs. Ollie Dillon resides on Lon
don R. f. D. No. 2.
Mr.. Harold Germany of Aurora,
Illinois, spent Fri. and Sat. of last
week with his mother, Mrs. Will
Germany. Harold was on his way
to Frankfort, Ky. to do auditing
in the Sears-Roebuck stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Timmons and
sons, Jim, Joe and Michael have
been vacationing for the past week
at Indian Lake.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05
Annual Picnic Is
Set For July II
At Village Park

Wendell Steinmetz, President of
the West Jefferson Community and
Business Mems Association an
nounces the annual picnic for men,
bers of the organization, will be
held Thursday evening, July II in
the Village park shelter house,
starting at $50 pm.
AS in the past, the organization
will furnish the cold cuts, soft
drinks and ice cream. Each men,
ber is requested to bring a covered
dish and own silverware.
Co-chairmen of this outing are
Mr.. R. I. Blauser and Mrs. Ralph
Parsons.
The next regular business meet
ing of the organization will be held
Thursday evening August 8.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05
Tax Winners Fete
Held Here; Losers
Play As Hostess

The Beta Gradale of West JEFF
ferSon held sales tax contest and
the winners were honored with a
surprise picnic.
The winners were as follows
Mrs. Carlton w. Hartley, chair
man, Mrs. Paul Duke, Mrs. Donald
Carver, Mrs. Glen Larie, Mrs. Mer-
riH Howard, Mrs. William Holden,
Mrs. Rissa Jackson, Mrs. Robert
Thomas and Mrs. Roger Timmons.
The losers were; Mrs. Jack FL
liot, Chairman; Mrs. William Com
er, Mrs. Robert Horton, Mrs. Leo
nard Kutasy, Mrs. Robert Mowery,
Mrs James Cooke, Mrs. Robert
Easterday, Mrs. Harold Wilson and
Mrs. James O'Harra.
The losing team presented the
winners with crowns, trimmed
with stamps, while they, them
selves, wore Ounce caps. Following
the picnic supper, a twilight vesper
service was held, the call to wor-
ship being given by Mrs. Jack FL
lott. Responsive reading was lead
by Mrs. Robert Mowrey while
Mrs. Harold Wilson gave the scrip
ture lesson.
This followed by a story about
Jesus by Mrs. James Cooke, after
which the vesper service closed
with all joining hands and repeat
ing the Lords Prayer. Soft relig-
ious music. from a record player,
furnished the background for this
/ impressive service.
Following the vespers, the girls
indulged in a social hour of dan.
cling and were greatly pleased with
demonstration of the Charleston
by Mrs. Robert Thomas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05

Jerry Blauser, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy w. Blauser, West Jeffer-
son, who won the Jets bat boy con-
test last April, enjoyed another re-
ward of the contest, a five-day
trip to Toronto, during the Jets
stay in the Ontario city.
Here Is year old Jerry relates
some of his experiences. Winning
the Jets bat boy contest was just
about the greatest thing that could
ever happen to me, but if there
were any doubts, this trip to Tor
onto and Ontario sure clinches 1t.
To start from the beginning, / en-
joyed my first airplane trip, leav-
ing Columbus Via American Air
lines and landing in Cleveland
where we changed planes and
came on to Toronto. The American
Airlines provided transportation
to the King Edward Hotel where
/ was assigned a wonderful, air
conditioned room on the 10th floor,
complete with television. 1t was
tough to lose the first ball game,
80, and even the second, but my
bat boy work was complete since
/ got to act as bat boy for the Jets
here. It marked the first time l
had worn a Jets travelling uniform.
OF course, I had practically the
same duties here that l have back
at Jet Stadium.
Wednesday morning l was taken
to Toronto City Hall where not on
ly was I officially welcomed to the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05
Mrs. Mcpherson Is
Host To Friends
At Bridge Party

Mrs. Nancy Mcpherson was hos
tess to several friends with a
Bridge party in her lovely home at
Darby Crest, Wednesday evening
June 26. Those enjoying the party
were, Mrs. Martha Fuller, Mrs.
Helen Clark, Mrs. Bonnie Rice,
Mrs. Alice Whipple, Mrs. Louise
Doty, Mrs. Mary Ester, Mrs. Mari
lyn Galloway, Mrs. Sue Roger,
Mrs. Polly Neeshan and Mrs. Faith
Golden. Special prize winner was
Mrs. Golden, First prize was won
by Mrs. Rice and low prize went
to Mrs. Whipple. Refreshments
were prepared and served by hos
tess Nancy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05
Agnes Fitzgerald Ward
Honored Here SUNDAY

A farewell picnic in honor of
Mrs. Agnes Fitzgerald Ward, who
is moving to California, was held
Sunday June 30 at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Stoner. Those
attending were Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els Mcdaniel, Scotty and Patrice,
af Dayton, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Fitzgerald, Michael and Sheryl of
Columbus, Mrs. Clarence Thomp-
son, Teddy and Karen of Big Plain.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Fitzgerald and
Tommy of Lilly Chapel, Mrs. Lena
Stoner, Connie, Susan, Danny and
Janet Stoner and the host and hos
tess.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05
All Day Service
Held Here With
Local Church

The Church of Christ in Chris
tian Union of West Jefferson, held
an all day meeting last Sunday at
the Christian Youth Center on Mid
die Pike The day was scheduled to
start with Sunday School, Church
with the Rev. T. c. Johnston, a
basket dinner at noon and a song
fest at 2 pm. and was completed
with the night service which was
held at the church.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05
Return From Trip
In Hawaii; Spent
Visit At Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. David RicheSon Sr.
have just returned home from a
vacation of three weeks, in the Ha-
waiian Islands. They tell me that
words can't describe the beauty of
the Islands or the happy people.
While in Honolulu they spent
many pleasant hours with Wayne
and Jean Webb and their two
children, Baird and Alta, who
send a fond Aloha to all their
friends here.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05
Enqles Return To
Home After Week
In Chicago Home

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Engles, who
spent a week in Chicago, Ill with
their daughter and family, return
ed home last week bringing their
daughter Mrs. Arthur Berlin and
Grandson Stephen Thomas with
them for a few days vacation. Mr..
Berlin arrived at the Engles home
for the weekend and the Berlin
family all returned to their home
in Chicago, starting Sunday eve
ming.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05
DAUGHTER BORN
TO DENOMA MIIV

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard DeNOma
are announcing the birth of their
first child, a daughter, born June
% in Bethesda Hospital, Cincin-
natl. Mrs. DeNoma is the former
Patricia Skeen, daughter of Mr.. &
Mrs. Arthur Skeen, Ohio Avenue
West Jefferson. The baby has been
named Mary Stephana.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05
WHEAT MOISTURE 1870

Moisture content of wheat or
oats to be stored to- long time
should be 13 percent or less to
avoid loss in grade, say Ohio State
University extension agricultural
engineers.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05
uNpERcoEs SURGERY

Mrs. VIM. Loney, "a N. Center,
West jefferson, has received word
from her daughter Mrs. Joan Will
liams of Akron that her husband,
Woody Williams underwent ma
jor surgery Monday at City Hos
pital, Akron.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05

Shirley Hill of Coeburn, Virginia
is vacationing for month at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Smith in Big Plain. Mrs. Smith
and Miss Hill are sisters.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Borders and
son Bobby are spending their va
cation in Salyersville, KY. starting
Thursday July 4.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-05

Gene Deffenbaugh, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Deffenbaugh, of
near Big Plain, will appear on the
Sally Flowers television show,
Wednesday July 10 for song and
dance routine.