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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

The ineffectiveness of shooting
was evidenced by the fact that Al
der hit only IS of 50 field goal
attempts while West Jefferson hit
ID times in So tries. West Jeffer-
son accounted for 6 of Is free tosses
as Jonathan Aide" took IL of 10
tries at the free throw line.
Roby, with IA points, topped the
scoring for Jonathan Alder and
the game as Freeman came in sec
ond with II. West Jefferson's
Miller was high man for his team
with a total of ten points.
With the type of playing the
teams did in their Friday night
game, neither seems a serious
threat for the tournament, but
both coaches have expressed the
feeling that the teams will prob
ably find better night when the
playing starts Thursday in the
London gymnasium.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
Attorney
Feb. II Is 25 Mar. 4 II
NoTICr or APPOINTMENT

NOTICE or APPOINTMENT
Estate Of Paul Il. Bagiey Deceas-
ed Notice is hereby given that
Clarice NJ. Bagley Of 9420 w. Broad
St, Galloway. Ohio, has been duly
appointed and qualified as Execu-
trix of the Estate OF Paul =. Bagley.
deceased. late of Madison County.
Ohio. Case No. 1870.
Dated this 24th day Of Jan. 1857.
Joseph s. King
Probate Judge Of said County
Jan 2S Feb. IL
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
S p Q r 7 S
Raiders Down Grove City 60-58 In
Tough Game Friday Night; London
Reserves Also Claimed Friday Win

goals in the final period, including
the all important winning basket.
Coach Chadwell had ready praise
for the squad for their action in
the game. He admitted that some
of the boys might have been off
in one way or another, but he add
ed that their excellence on an
other factor made up for the def
icit.
For the second straight time
Garrard broke a record. In last
weeks game he established a new
scoring record on the London
floor, and this time he set a new
London rebound record. He ac-
counted for 81 rebounds to top the
previous record set by Don Barr
on January %, 1854.
The score during the game was
frequently tied and at no time
was there a difference of more
than five points. Coach Caldwell
called it one of the outstanding
games Of the year.
The crowning glory of the game
came in the final seconds when
Coach Chadwell called for a play,
which required that Byerly make
a final basket at two seconds to
go. The plan worked, and the
team brought in their victory.
nIrADnrD cHOpINrCr 1IZAc.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

and the second round of the tour
ney will get underway.
In each tournament, the doors
will open at 600 p. m. and seats
will be sold on a first come-first
served basis.
Final standings in the league
gave Jonathan Alder the lead with
80; Mt. Sterling, 6-2; Madison
South, 3-5; West Jefferson, 3-5
and Fairfield 0-8. Fairfield's re-
serves had only a single loss in
the county league.
In the High School play, the
games are to be played on Febru-
ary II for the opener, then con-
tinue on February 16, 19 and 81.
No advance sales will be made.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
jonathan Alder
Trips West Jeff
In Fridays Tilt

Jonathan Alder High Schools
fighting Pioneers struck for vic
tory again Friday night as they
pounced on the West Jefferson
Rough Riders in a close Aba
game. with the Riders right on the
heels of the highly rated Pioneers.
Neither team demonstrated par
ticular prowess, as Jonathan Al
der claimed an unbeaten year in
Madison County. 1t was poor
demonstration of things to come in
the tournament which gets under
way this week with all OF the
county teams participating.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

bourrows Second Addition to
said Village as the same is num-
bered and delineated on the re-
corded plat Of said addition.
Said Premises Located at III New
Street Mt Sterling.
Said Premises Appraised at $4,000.
and cannot be sold for less than
two thirds Of that amount
TERMS OF SALE: Cash, Ten per-
cent cash on day Of sale and the
balance upon the delivery Of deed.
A Policy of Title Insurance will be
furnished to buyer for the full pur-
chase price.
Herbert g. Markley
Sheriff of Madison County, Ohio
BY K. II. Johnson. Deputy
Jackman, Nichols & Grubbs
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
WiIdIife Group
Says Quail Gould
Be Hunted Here

COLUMBUS, OHIO - Practi-
cally and biologically there is no
reason why quail cannot be hunted
in Ohio, according to Division of
Wildlife field personnel.
In every part of its range the
bobwhite normally produces an
annual surplus which can safely be
taken by hunting. A properly reg
ulated quail season would not re-
suit in any depletion of our quail
population.
The annual turnover in our quail
population is high. Only about one
quail in five alive this fall will be
alive next fall The other four will
be post to natural causes. An Ohio
quail season could substitute sport
ing take of a portion of this an
nual quail loss for the wanton
waste Of nature.
Even though quail have not been
hunted in Ohio for many years,
their numbers periodically rise and
fall. In general, these trends have
been similar and occurred at the
same time as changes in the quail
abundance of neighboring states
which do have a hunting season.
These population fluctuations are
due to changes in enviromental
conditions, usually changes that af-
feet reproductive success. On oc-
casion, extremes in winter wealth
er have drastically reduced quail
numbers.
The gun would be only a minor
factor in determining quail abun-
dance.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
Byerly Hit For
Winning Goal In
Final Seconds

London High Schools Red Raid
ers downed Grove City Friday
night with bit of strategy cook
ed up by Coach Ray Chadwell at
a time out" called with the score
tied and only nine seconds to play.
In one of the most consistent
games of the season, the Raiders
out scored Grove City in two quar-
ters but maintained an even scor-
ing status throughout the game.
Fred Byerly was given credit for
an outstanding game for his out
burst in the fourth period. Byerly,
who had set out part of the game,
was called into play and scored 6
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
TOTAL
Mt. Sterling Is
Friday Victor In
Fairfield Clash

Coach Jack Hillyer's Mt. Sterl-
ing cagers took the measure of
Fairfield Friday night in a 60-38
game played on the Fairfield floor,
and for the first time in the sea-
son, the Fairfield reserves also lost
a county game.
Fairfield had a generally bad
night with the worst part coming
in the second half They hit II of
% free throws while Mt. Sterling
accounted for 16 of 27. Fairfield
finished the season with a six won,
fourteen lost standing in all the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

London's Reserves Raiders also
took a victory over the Grove City
Reserves to the tune of 42-39.
London Raiders hit 25 of 78
field goals and 10 of % free tosses
to maintain about the same per-
centage as in previous games. The
Grove City team accounted for 1C
of 25 free shots for 40 percent.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
LESS COMPETITION

One of the reasons there is so
much room at the top is that some
people find life a lot more sociable
at the bottom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

bottle she had brought over
from Hollywood exploded in the
plane. I dashed over to see
her at the Grand Hotel. Shall
I wear a petticoat with this
dress or not?" she asked me.
We decided yes. Her big prob
lem was with Mario Bandini.
I've only known him for a
few weeks. But he has tele-
phoned me once a week in
Hollywood ever since our meet
ing in Cannes. He wants to
marry me. But I've waited so
long to be sure. And before !
say yes or no, I must discuss
it with a few people. my family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Sophie Has Problems

LUCERNE. LONDON, PARIS.
ROME (NANA).-It will take
Sophia Loren 10 years to attain
Swiss Citizenship. The same
goes for her discoverer, Carlo
POnti, whom she wants to marry
after his repeatedly due di-
vorce in Switzerland. But the
divorce will not be recognized
in their native Italy. where
Carlo has two children and is
now. and always will be, con-
sidered very much married. !
hear that in the event of their
marriage Sophia's pictures will
be boycotted in Italy. Ditto for
Points productions. The big
practical problem. apart from
the religious aspect, is, can
either afford to lose the lucra-
tive italian market? Z.
Il y y
You never know about Lon
don. You can be a hit this
year and a flop the next. They
loved frankie Lame when he
was here before. This trip.
they didn't. I wonder how
Mike Todd will fare when and
If he returns. And, incident
ally. wife Elizabeth TaylOr's
serious illness was to be ex-
pected, with all that nonstop
travelling and theater- going in
her condition.
British Actress Google
Withers is joining Laurence
Harvey and Julie Harris on
Broadway this coming season.
in THE Country Wife,"
Here's the latest on the vi
wien Leigh health chart. When
a positive lady columnist-not
this one - accosted her at q
party and inquired solicitously,
Have you been ill?" Lady vi
wen Snanned yves after I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

read your column" When you
feel that snappish. it's time fol
a vacation. The question is
will Vivien be strong enough to
come to Hollywood in October
for her Woman Go Forth
film in which Vivien has signed
to play a Snake Pit"-type ex-
patient.
\ 4 \ X
Kim NOvak called me des-
perately at the Excelsior Hotel
in Rome. do you know a good
hairdresser?" I didn't, except ir
Paris and Hollywood. So Kim
peroxided her own locks. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

and Mac Krim. who has been
such a good friend" I re-
minded Kim that Anita Ekberg
had been just as crazy over
Bandini two years ago. "Ah,
but did he ask her to marry
him?' she demanded. I didn't
think so.
Diana Dors, by the way. is
extremely peeved with Miss
Novak. whose press agent Sched-
uled a press conference on
the same day and same hour
as Diana's who promptly
dropped hers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
~ NE|CHbORHOO6is SAagkla ieS
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films OF More Than Routine Merit
DESK SET-Katharine Hepburn Spencer Tracy spar
wttly in duel Of girl electrOnic brain.
"A FACE IN THE CROWD"-Andy Grinitk in the acid ac-
count Of heels rise beloved TV personality.
"GOLD OF NAPLES"-SOphia Loren SylvanO ManganO,
others in a frst-rate fOur-stOFy import from Italy.
"THE GREEN MAN"-Top- notch British comedy with Ala
stair Sim having q rOmp a genteel assassin.
LUST FOR LIFE"-Kirk Douglas Vincent Van GOgh in
dramatically cOIcred distinguished biography.
"SMK STOCKNGS"-Cyd Charlse and Fred Astaire rOlic
in beguling musical version Of "NinOtchka."
THE SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS"-James Stewart Charles
Lindbergh in . fine recall Of his famed Paris flight.
"12 ANGRY MEN"-HenFy Fonda jury duty ip the film
that won top hOnors at the Berlin festival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
CAPITOL HILL.AVE. GRAND

S:s5, S:s5, Gao. MAD At TIN THTi
WORLD" zoos, sos, sos.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

Medicine the University Of Minnesota
the medical school before the
Frustrated being able help humanity
being intelligent adjust
tribution providing security through
Ted enrolled the North American Casualty
panys training among
early Training graduates UTCJ
1855 the CLU Chartered UnderVriters
professional designation completed
Of the American College CLUs passing all
fulfilling productions requirements Company
awards include membership the (ApphcaonJ
Life Leaders Club the original Presidents Club currently
Rfllionaire's
Ted married TO Emine Han Allen, contralto
Pop Evangelist Episcopal
They daughters Nyrrhene Bonner the
public school
the Adult and Crippled Chldrens Division University
Medical School, and grandson Stephen
Although specialist insurance nevertheless handles
other Of through rating
panies with which identified Assigned
Risk Bureau.
Albert Allen ST. recently helped
They are Leroy Allen
Albert Allen Jr Reginald Allen Katherine
Margaret Louise Adm and Carmen Davis.
copromoter with Jimmie Semmons
Tournament in a number Of
organizations He member
Service the St Paul Council Of Human NAACP Urban
League Halle" and Phyllis wheatley Community Houses XII
Chapter Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Pilgrim Baptist many
others
The office solicitor Norman Davis and
two alternating clerks Cora Belle Davis
Ted also newly organized Albert Allen Jr
and Associates Realty Company
The biggest thing right now to have
talk with Ted at the Ted Allen Agency can
protect your earnings your family and your
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04
Who's Who
Who'sNew
Where's To Go
Whuf'sT To Do
Ct. Paul


TWENTY-FIVE YOUNGSTERS and adults enjoyed a retreat
Saturday 2s Amey Wisconsin The retreat wa
Planned by Baptist Fellowship Pilgrim Baptist
Enjoying outing Mary Murray
Van Hazel owens rita Hooman Dolores Holoman Carol
sheryn sorby Lovey included
Christian Education Minnesota Mr.
and Mrs James Murray Mr. John STANLEY Mr. LEROY Cunningham
Sandy Perry Wilma Harper John Banks
While in Ame the stayed at the cabin Of Mr. and Mrs John
Rev. and DIggs from
Antonio staying Dggs
John Dorsey 1855 Carroll Before returning to
San Antonio, the Dggs viii continue to Virginia for visit
MR. DUANE Perfect SIT W. Central is visiting his aunt and
uncle Bowers Wash D. C. Accompanying
week stay the Capital Duane win Paris Island South Caro-
lima where viii be stationed the Marine Reserves Harlan will
return home 10 the Twin Cities
BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS TO Mrs Beatrice Coleman,
e1o W Central, whose favorto day Sunday Sept 20.
CUNNINGHAM IA a salesman
ship the Capitol Printing 800 Minnesota st. Cunning
stated I'VE everything from Pencils doss' Capitol
Printing Co. has been serving the Twin Cities for over 80 years
SOUTH AMERICAN atmosphere prevailed credafawn
Beaecmbos held at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Theodore Allen
Iglehar Sept action vIbrance
exotic calypso figures was really the most"
MR. GENE Perfect previously Jacksonville
recently 2ody leave Gene left Monday Sept
for E Toro California where he being resaoned Surprising
w. Florida by auto and TO California
stationed in Jacksonville for four months
WATCH Wide World Sunday. Pro-
gram and the subject "In Between the World
Teenager" program enabled understand your
teen-ager perhaps Try every Sunday
the highest educational and interest values Of TV
know Of
MRS ELIZABETH KING Allen o Evans
houseguests ghood friend theirs Carrie
williams 1895 Blair Mrs King and Mrs Allen tanning to leave
the return trip Evanston at the end Of this week
NEwLYwEDs Clarence and Shirley Carter making
their home Towns KeokuS, and
Shirley halls from Canton Missouri whore they married
Sept. The couple live at ass No Grotto,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04
The HIGH und
LOW DOWN
Continued from page u

the silly, absurd defenses Dorothy
has tried to palm off on readers
Of her stuff Recognizing that
maybe Dorothy was running for
the nomination for Dixie Queen"
or Belle of the Confederacy,"
Bailee tried to keep his blood pres
sure down as he read the Stars
editorial page. He knew full well
Dorothy's defense Of the south
ern way Of life" was a blatant ap-
peal to the worst element in the
country, the un-Reconstructed
rebels who are stin fighting the
Civil War, with race hate, rooted
in the marrow of their misguided,
bigoted bones.
Just when Bailee was about 10
blow his top, the Star reprinted
another one Of her columns Tues
day, clarifying the long dead Con-
federate past in the guise Of some
junk about states rights. The
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04
BIukey. Martin To
Make History On
Saturday Ar u"

Saturday, when the Minnesota
Golden Gophers varsity takes the
gridiron against Purdue, at Mem
orial Stadium, the long untitled
hope Of thousands Of Minnesota
Negroes will be realized with two
tan boys in the Minnesota back
field.
Bill Martin, a promising left
helf, who will make his first APP
pearance viii join Bob Blalley
fullback, in becoming the first
two Negro backfield players ex-
pected to see varsity play at the
same time in Minnesota history.
Bin McMoore, was the first Ne.
gro player to see some action in
the varsity back field. Others
tried but were not successful
Great Minnesota Negro linemen
were Bobby Marshall, who played
in 1908, Horace Bell. Ellsworth
Harpole, Dwight Reed were on
the varsity in later years, but the
backfield has been bereft of tan
boys.
The chief spark-plug of the
Purdue team which meets Mime
sofa Saturday is tan Mel billiard.
Boilermakers touted fullback,
who is rated as An-American
calibre by grid critics and writers
all over the nation.
Notes
Wisconsin's No. l signal caller
is a Negro lad by the name Of
Williams.
The sepia lads on the Michigan
State team covered themselves
with glory in Saturdays route Of
Indiana 81 to 0.
Despite the Gopher's one sided
victory over the Washington
Huskies' a Negro lad, Jim Jones.
washington's fullback, provided
the games biggest thrill, 90
yard run from kickoff to score the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

Theodore (Ted) Allen,
Is shown many
for outstanding performance the
at right Is W. o. Johnson the
American Life Casualty
best life insurance underwater
Presidents years
1850 ST. 3d. 49, SO September
the two times competition
North American LIES St. Paul branch.
Another production by 1889
Al this the Black Club
Health Review
country a song or chant they
heard sung n many times goes this
on diamond, diamond IS rough
Oh, he can't lose with the stuff he's got.
When he's up. he's up and when down.
He's down But when you're up against Allen:
You're upside
Oh scoot de scoot Oh
Oh scoot
Ted life underwriting important
muny He life insurance action
flow from his efforts together
dren educated and old
ment all because perhaps correctly
diagnosed their through
sound mpeed
OF the earnings Of today build
Going back through the years Allen
born in Hannibal Missouri Margaret Allen
Ted graduated from North Minneapolis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

NEwLYwEDs Clarence and Shirley Carter making
Towns Clarence IL from Keou Iowa and
Shirley Canton Missouri where they married
Sept. The couple live at ass No. Grotto,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

Star editors themselves slapped
her on her wrist
Maybe is was more than a slap
but much Of what they said put
Mrs. Thompson's clat-trap in
proper perspective but not before
Thompson followers There must
be some, although Bailee has
never run across them) have had
their idol dole out all Of the old
quack excuses for the white
South's inhumanity to its fellow
citizens, and its continued dispo-
sition to refuse to obey the Con-
stitution when il damn well
pleases.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

western teams only touchdown.
Aubrey Lewis, the brownskin-
ned Notre Dame halfback, did
good job in the N. d. Purdue
game last week. Lewis also does
some Of the kicking for the South
Bend school.
Mel billiard, co-captain and fun
back for Purdue win be the man
the Gophers will have to watch
Saturday
Bob BlaKey proved what the
coaches have said about him and
his potential for greatness. His
running and kicking gave prom
Use Of a sensational record this
year.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04
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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-02-28
Starr School News

The Indian dance on the 22nd
of February was 4 great success.
The crowd was large with many
guests from Canada.
George Old Person was master
of ceremonies, The War Moth
erS" fed out at midnight. The
give away" gifts were blankets.
yards OF material and pieces of
money.
In honor of George Washing.
ton the decorations were rcd.
white and blue. Small flags were
placed on the walls. \ picture
Of The Father of our Country"
held a prominent place. The
TWO wood stoves burned steadily
throughout the evening. One
could hear the cracking sound
OF wood burning over the Black.
feet and English conversation.
Friends from far and near
greeted each other Because Of
the bad roads and severe cold
the dancing continued until 40
4 III
\ special feature OF the even
ing was the ht$,uwlNS of two
famous Indian names Gordon
Whl:rgra>S took the Indian
names ut his grandfather. Two
Gums. Two Guns Whl,ccalf. rs
he was known to the Indians and
Whites alike. was the Indian
whose .atr was OF The buffalo
N!vkrl
Kenneth Old Person louk the
Indian name Of "ShOv:S FIRST
who was his uncle
Roy Lee N!! Person has been
busy selling hr:h vegetable and
tlowc. seeds He hopes TO win
4 prize
We are p.an"i"- 4 All club
garden The glrl> will plant
flowers ard the boys vegetables.
II will be a community garden.
Bobbie Lee ate 4 portion Of
one o: the Srhon. brooms. He
is a large sheep now with a heavy
coat O! wool
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-02-28
BOY SCOUT NEWS

The meeting was opened a.
, 30 n, the Agency Barracks
with Oath. Law. Slogan. Motto
and Pledge .: Allegiance There
were Q boys present.
After dues We're collected We
were qu!zzed on chapter in
IL: handbook by Larry Then
or guest. Mr.. Mccormick. pre-
scented US with an award for our
window display. our grade was
4 B. Then while some boys
reported on requirements the
res: sang songs and played
games. kool.ade and cookies
were served and We dismissed
al go
Our troop hopes that any boy
eleven or over who wishes 10 be.
come Scout will be at the Bar.
racks hex; Tuesday. March 5th
a; 80. We also would like cubs
who will soon be eleven 10 get
ready 10 join.
Gail l.. Handy. Scribe