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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
Regular Schedule
OF Service Back
At Area Churches

The regular church schedules
for the local churches are as fol-
lows:
The West Jefferson Methodist
Church will have Church School at
9:45 am. and morning worship at
II am. Pastor, Rev. James Pitt
man.
West jefferson Zion Lutheran
Church, pastor Rev. Daniel Snider,
Sunday School at 9:15 am.
Lilly Chapel Methodist Church
services by Rev. Buster Hammons.
Sunday School at $3.50 and Church
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27

services in the Big Plain Methodist
Church at 10:45 am.
The First Baptist Church of
West Jefferson, Pastor, Rev. David
Kocher. Sunday School 10 am. and
morning worship at IL am.
The SITS. Simon and Jude Catho-
lie Church of West Jefferson will
have Mass at the regularly sched-
uled time and Novena on Wednes-
day evenings at 8 pm. by Rev.
Father McFadden.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
HiIdebrands Hosts To
Friends With Buffet

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hildebrand
of near Lilly Chapel were host and
hostess on Saturday evening for a
delicious buffet supper and social
evening.
Those enjoying the party in her
beautifully decorated country
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Winfred
Truitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Brad
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tomlinson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
Thirty-nine Here
Attend Missionary
Meeting OF Church

The Zion Missionary Society of
the West jefferson Lutheran
Church held its meeting in the
church on December with thirty
nine present.
The president, Mrs. Raymond
Shipley, opened the meeting and
during the business session it was
decided that all future winter
meetings will start at 7:30 p. m.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
DINNER GUESTS HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold L. Bidwell
and daughter, Brenda Kay, had as
their dinner guests on Monday eve
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe McGlaugh-
lin and granddaughter, Betty Jean,
which was in celebration of the
McGlaughlins SIND wedding anni-
versary, they are also the parents
of Mrs. Bidwell.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
VISIT IN CiRcLEvILLE

Mr., and Mrs. Charles Thomas
and son, Robert, and Mrs. Fern
Thomas motored to Circleville on
Sunday evening to spend a visit
with Mrs. Charles L. Thomas and
son, Phillip.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-27
Booster Club Plans
Dance New Years Eve

The Fairfield Booster Club wish
es to extend an invitation to the
public for the New Years Eve
dance in the school auditorium on
Tuesday evening, December 81
starting at 9 p. m. to l a. m. The
$3.50 dance will also include door
prizes and cake walks. Fun for the
whole family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
BY BETTY BEALE

All you have to do in this
town to know whose star Is
rising Is watch the social
trend.
Ever since the Soviet sput-
mix was launched. the Rus
sian embassy has been get
ting calls asking for invita-
tons to their biggest party.
An embassy spokesman adj
mits that their annual Octo-
Der revolution reception (al-
ways held on November y
has definitely grown in pop
ularity.
People who have been con-
tent in the past to snub the
only non-covert Communist
collective in the Capital are
now eager to get in.
The visit Of the Queen is no
longer the only topic on the
canape circuit. One can't
help, wondering If the Rus
slams planned 1t this way.
INCREDIBLE AS 1T
SEEMS British Ambassador
and Lady Caccia have not
yet received an invitation to
Secretary of State and Mrs.
Dulles dinner for Her Bril-
fannie Majesty and Prince
Philip.
This is no oversight on the
part of the Dulleses. Nor is it
definite that the Caccias
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

England last summer And
there's more than one di-
vorce in that family.
Or does the writer mean
by had she lived in Britain"
an Englishwoman?
This whole problem Of the
royal attitude toward di-
vorce continues to be mud
died. British Minister Lord
Hood recently said 1t has
changed to such an extent
divorces are no longer
barred from the royal en-
closure at Ascot.
NONE ENSE." SAYS
THE BRITISH Embassy to
the report that men invited
to the reception for the
Queen and Prince must wear
morning dress. Morning
dress is the name for striped
trousers and cutaway or
CLUB coat"
The Stars protocol column
mist Callie Shaw has been
besieged for the last two days
with calls from perplexed
wives who couldn't under
stand why the British sud-
denly changed the rules.
The gold-crested invitation
to next Fridays 5-to-7 party
for Elizabeth II and Prince
Philip plainly states in the
lower lefthand corner,
Morning Dress. Day Clothes,
Uniform"
That means any one of the
three is acceptable and it also
means that all three terms
apply to male guests. II has
never been the custom to
signify on an engraved in
vitation what feminine guests
should wear. They take their
cue from the men.
Over at the British Infor-
nation Service. Director
Frank Mitchell says OF day
suits. Absolutely correct.
That's what most chaps wear
to receptions"
Dark suits are definitely
preferred but the British
won't do a flap over a mans
attire unless there was
something that could be
called outrageous - a tweed
coat and sport trousers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

won't get one eventually. It's
still under consideration.
As shocking as 1t may seem
to Americans who can't help
regarding Elizabeth as Queen
Of England. the British have
made a huge point of the fact
that she is coming here as
Queen Of IL Commonwealth
nations. AS such. the dean Of
the Commonwealth ambaSSa-
doris. Australia's Sir Percy
Spender. takes precedence
here over everybody else in
the British or Commonwealth
colony. So the Spenders have
been invited to the Dulles
dinner.
The Caccias will not even
stand in line with the royal
pair at the reception in their
own embassy next Friday.
Indeed. so far as things are
currently set up. no one viii
stand in line with the CLAM
orous young couple.
The plans now are as fol-
lows: First. there will be an
equerry who will take your
name and repeat it to the
Queen. The British don't
call it announcing because
he doesn't shout it out loud.
Next will stand Elizabeth,
then Philip. Beyond them
but not in line-presumably
they viii stand back q little
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
BY HELEN CATHCART

LONDON-Many people
today still think Of the Queen
as a fairytale princess called
prematurely TO the Throne.
Yet Elizabeth II has only
recently crossed one Of the
Great Divides Of her exist
ence.
To every woman the sos
are a very real and drastic
division Of age.
In November the Queen
will be able to say that she
has been married for 10
years. She is the proud
mother OF a sturdy nine
year-old son and Of a high
spirited daughter now seven
years old.
The Queen has actually
been reigning for over five
years and today has crossed
beyond the threshold of her
sos with a new sense Of
freedom, liberation and even
relief.
One can reveal that the
Queen. in her earlier years.
was often Swallowed by a
strange foreboding Of death.
ImpressiOnabIe Girl
Perhaps these tragic
fancieS were readily evoked
in a shy and impressionable
young girl by the vast and
echoeing rooms Of the palaces
and castles in which her time
was spent.
But behind her gaiety as
princess there sometimes
fingered the thought that she
herself might. perhaps. die
young.
That is why, even in her
2lst birthday declaration.
she pledged herself. Il de-
clare before you all that my
whole life. whether 1t be long
or short. shall be devoted TO
your service.
But 1t was her father.
utterly exhausted. who was
TO lay down the burden Of
his allotted span.
Historians have noted how
the mighty issues of conStitu-
tional history are so often
balanced and blended by the
throne with the insignificant
yet human everyday things
Of common humanity.
When she acceded to the
throne. for instance. the
Queen paid little attention
to the appearance Of her
head on the new stamps and
coinage. taking it all much
for granted.
But a friend at Windsor
was gleefully asked. Have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Soviets Suddenly Popular:
No Dulles Bid for British?

Even then, II don't know
II he would be turned away
or not" says Mr.. Mitchell.
"But ! think the chances are
very remote that anybody
invited would do that"
As for the women, IF any
body turns up In black that's
okay." The Queen has en-
phatically made known that
she did not expect anyone
go to the expense Of buying
new clothes for the occasion
of her visit. Her intention is
not to work q hardship on
the American guests. Just
the opposite, you might say.
Besides. a black costume
and a black dress are quite
different. Black dresses don't
look funeral when accented
by a red satin or blue velvet
chapeau. light gloves, jeweled
clips, furs. etc.
AS for this ridiculously re-
curing subject Of curtsying
to the Queen. / agree with
Chief Of Protocol Wiley Buch-
anan who says. 1T shouldn't
even be an issue. It's never
been done in our country"
We don't do 1t for our own
chief Of state so why should
we suddenly do 1t in our own
country for a foreign chief Of
state?
Say the British here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
Honored at Buffet

1t. Gen. Sir Henry Wells.
Australian Chief Of General
Staff was the guest Of honor
at a buffet supper last eve
ming.
The event took place at
1880 at the Fort Myer on
GERS Club and was given BY
the Australian Army repre-
sentatives and officers OF the
Australian Military Mission
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

will be the two ministers
In attendance" Canada's
Prime Minister John Diefen-
baker and Britain's Foreign
Minister Selwyn Lloyd. Be-
You'd them will stand for 20
minutes or so two Common
wealth ambassadors at a time
(no wives beginning with
Sir Percy Spender and New
Zealand's Sir Leslie Munro.
Eventually, Sir Harold Cac-
ella will have his turn but
what a contrast to past
royal visits where the British
ambassador was the host
throughout.
LONDON'S DAILY HER.
AID, october 8 edition. car
ried a story Of interest to
Americans. Discussing the
battle" between American
hostesses for the honor of
entertaining Her Majesty. it
says THE battle is over now.
Victory has gone TO a woman
who could never have won
had she lived in Britain
Mrs. Rachel Mellon. who will
entertain the Queen and
Prince Philip in her home,
is a divorcee. Before her mar
riage TO 48-year-old multi
millionaire race horse over
Paul Mellon in 1913, she was
the wife of Stacy B. Lloyd.
Dozens Of Americas top hos
Jesses would give their minks
and jewels to change places
with Mrs. Mellon"
Has the Herald forgotten
that the Queen and the
Prince, in fact most Of the
royal family, attended the
debut ball given by the
Douglas Fairbanks. IRIS. in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

you seen my milk bottle?"
And triumphantly the Queen
produced one Of the new milk
bottles from the Royal
Farms at Windsor. inscribed
with the Crown and the
letters "E. r."
Princess Marie Louise once
told me that the Queen took
to queenship like a moorhen
to the pool"
But what else. one wonders
now. was to be expected
from the elder daughter
who is in direct descent from
Alfred the Great, William the
Conqueror and the Emperor
Charlemagne?
Is Consulted
From the days of accession
the Queens knowledge Of
ceremonial proved so COM
plete that army chieftains
found she could be correct
ly consulted on all details
affecting salutes. the number
Of guns and the stations
from which they should be
fired.
Always the rigid self
control Of her early train
ing is apparent.
Others may smile or show
embarrassment If a red
faced officer stands too far
away for a medal to be
pinned on his chestnut
never the Queen.
Others may tire at the
dragging demands of proto-
col but never the Queen.
Il enjoyed every minute
of It," she once said of a
long -drawn-out ceremony.
II wish it were only begin
ming"
One morning. at an inves-
titure. she had just taken
her place on the carpeted
dais at Buckingham Palace
when she was seized with
frightening abdominal pains.
BY not so much as by q
muscle moving did the Queen
show she was on the verge
Of collapse. With an unob-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

THE THREE QUEENS
Queen Elizabeth II,
left, is shown offend
ing her fother's fu-
neral. the Iote King
George VI. In the
center is the Iote
Queen Mother Mary,
mother of King George
VI, and right is Queen
Mother Elizobeth, his
widow.-AP Photo.
trusive aside to an Official,
she alerted Princess Mar
garet TO stand by as her
deputy.
But the Queen continued
the investments. the knight
hoods. the hundreds Of hand
shakes. After the ceremonial,
she had barely reached an
ante-room before breaking
down.
People in the Palace know
that Her Majesty expects
no more Of her staff than
she asks Of herself. Though
her first quality is one Of
approving sympathy, she will
stand no slackneSs.
At a reception one of her
staff happened to be lolling
negligently. a hand in his
pocket.
Are you tired, general?"
Continued on Page B-3, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
THE TRAVELLING QUEEN
Death Premonition
Haunted Elizabeth

Mrs. cothcort wos formerly on
the personal stoif Of the Iote Queen
Mary. She lett court 10 get mar
Fied and, mointoining her intimote
eontoet with the royal circle. she is
now one Of Briioin's best informed
writers on court offoiFs.
With royoI approval she wrote
her first study Of the royal fomiIy
Is years ego. and hos since con-
tributed mony articles to news
popeS and mogozines. She is ou-
thores Of Homes Of Royolty." etc.
This is the second in q series Of
six articles on the Queen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

American women are not
expected 10 curtSey. Even
an Englishwoman doing a
bob would not be considered
doing anything wrong. The
deep curtSey is for formal
presentations at court"
May this be the last said
on this topici
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Hollywood Report
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA).-Vic DamOne has
been signed to produce and star in two one-hour
spectaculars for NBC-TV this year Nanny
sacks, one Of the NBC toppers. snagged Vic
away from CHS where he has been starring on
his own weekly show this summer. Vic has
returned to the Coast and moved into a new
Bel Air home with wife Pier Angel.
Broadway Actor Gene WessOn, who lost out
to Enrol Flynn for the role Of the late John
Barrymore in Warmers TOO Much, Too Soon"
Is negotiating for the part of the Great Profile
in the TV version of Gene FOwler's Barrymore
biography Goodnight, Sweet Prince" Gene
called to say he believes he has 1t.
Tab Hunter and newcomer Dean Jones will
do a soft-shoe number on Dinah Shores first
show of the new season next Sunday Nanette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
Beyond me. too.
Hollywood Report
NBC Gets Vic Damone

Fabray and Danny Thomas are on the same
show. Dinah will need all her sweetness and
all her strength" to manage her new schedule
of three hour-long live shows every month.
Metros next TV series is titled 1.-THE Feminine
Touch" and they are paging Arlene Dahl and
Joan BIOndeI to star as dispensers Of charm.
And the Chill Wills-Peggy Wood Min and
Bill" is in New York on Madison avenue being
exposed to the agencies.
Metros Mr.. Chips" series will be shot in
England - but not with Greer Carson, who
starred with Robert DOnat in the original movie,
Also from MGM comes announcement OF
a 100000 TV spectacular for the oil industry
to be filmed and delivered by the first Of the
year. And, while we're at the studio. Leo
the Lion is doing So million of TV commercials
this year. What price movies?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13

This Is ToEr chance to sound of-dnd
~ Critic Bernie Harrison iDin do his best
to Gnsrer questions. Please keep letters
brief Pen names icin be used II desired.
Please tell me what became Of Peter Donald
and also Claude Mahoney. always enjoyed both
Of these gentlemen and regret to see or hear
others in their roles.
John B. Abraham
Didn't Donald iUin trip to Europe on the
Pantomtme Quiz stgno6? He should De re-
appearing shortly in some shotD-he always
does Mahoney still functions as farm editor for
CHS. His early morning sholo here, hoioeUer,
DGs dropped BY WToP.
NY girl friends and I have started Pat
Boone fan club was thinking you might be
able to send US his address. We want to write
to Pat Boone to learn about him. And to some
day tell our friends and children Of him.
Harlene Susan
Write to Pat care of ABC-TV, West Sirty-
sirth street, NelD York %, N. Y. And hare
patience TV performers get thousands OF letters
and it takes time to dnStUer them NJ they can
afford the Office STAFF.
What do you have to do to get on quiz
show? / am retired on q small pension and
could surely use the extra money.
Quiz shoD contestants are rarely selected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13
TeIeVue Mailbag

on the basis Of need. Strike 1t Rich helps a
tesc-but their cases hare to be Dramatically
desperate. One Of the objections OF iOetore
,Oorkers to shoes Of this type Is the 'OishfII
dreaming It produces IN vteCers. Chances Of
getting on network Quiz shoc must Be about
I In f00y00Oi
would like to know why they ever took
Jackie Gleason OF TV. thought he was good.
especially his Mother Fletcher bit If CHS has
a contract with him, why doesn't he do the
show?
Bonnie
The networks hare number Of stars under
contract-but IL stH takes sponsors to put one
on the afr.
Jackie himself iD0nts OF for about year.
although rue a bunch CHS tcin be tnplortno
him to return before long. His filmed Honey
mooners sholos fnow on WRC-4, are more
entertaining the second time around than the
majority Of nelO programs
Last month my wife and I were tuned
in on channel watching To Tell the Truth
They had as one Of their guests the famous
fight referee, Ruby Goldstein It's beyond
me how the male panelists especially didn't
recognize Mr. ooldsten
Curious.
Remind mo too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
Concert Here

Roger Williams win appear
at Constitution Hall in q Pop
Concert with Lloyd oeisler
conducting the National
Symphony Orchestra on Nov
.. The two organizations
sponsoring q benefit for the
concert are The Daughters Of
the American Revolution and
the Pilot Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17

small sitting rooms adioin-
ing.
The Lincoln Room Il one
Of the most historic In the
White House,
It was President Lincoln's
private Office. and was where
he signed the Emancipation
Proclamation. The walls are
pale yellow. and the rug q
pale green with yellow roses
sprinkled over II.
This is the only room IN
the White House furnished
with Victorian pieces.
Included are the massive
Lincoln bed. four lincoln
Cabinet chairs and the Civil
War Presidents private desk.
on which he signed the
Emancipation Proclamation.
Also In the room Is .
Victorian sofa and two
matching chairs. They were
anonymously given BY q
Britisher TO the White House
Q year ago.
Mrs. Eisenhower went to
great pains to see that these
chairs were done over au-
chemically and with the as
sistance Of the Fine Arts
Commission. selected the
gold fabric that now covers
them.
And so the Queen and
Prince Philip begin their FIRST
State visit TO the United
States in a house that was
designed by an Irishman, on
q site recommended by q
Frenehman and which was
burned in 1914 by British
forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
Queen and Prince Tdke Up
Residence at the White House

hover sat in the middle with
the Queen and Prince Philip
sitting on the outside, so that
the crowds would have the
most advantageous view Of
them as they passec through
the city.
American Made
All the cars in the royal
procession were Of American
make. except for the car in
which British Ambassador
Caccia was riding which was
British made.
Mrs. Eisenhower was given
the signal TO come out on the
White House north portico
to greet her royal guests by
Chief White House Usher
James b. West.
There was no req carpet at
the entrance Of the White
House for Queen Elizabeth.
Sergt. Burke of the White
House stan explained that
the royal touch was deleted
as It was felt 1t would be
safer.
The scene surrounding the
White House entrance was
typically American due large
~ to the thoughtfulness Of
the President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover. Lining both sides Of
the northwest driveway were
employees Of the White House
and their families.
There were q variety Of
costumes worn by these ex-
cited spectators. One woman
was resplendent in q black
costume. white hat and mink
stole. In contrast were O
group Of painters in their
white work overalls also
watching the royal arrival.
The PICTORIAL contrast also
included reporters and pho
tographers who lined the
steps entering the Executive
Mansion. The reporters stood
on the right side facing the
Mansion and photographers
We'd for q better spot on the
left side.
Following a hectic after.
noon which includes wreath
laying ceremonies at Arling-
ton and q press reception.
the royal couple win be hon.
ored at their first State din
ner tonight given by Presi.
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower.
For the occasion. Queen
Elizabeth resplendent in q
ball gown and pieces of her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17

bers Of the diplomatic corps
who were there 20 greet her.
The welcoming committee
started gathering nearly an
hour before the Queens arr
rival. Commonwealth AM
bassadors' wives al wore
delicate little pins which
Identified them on which was
written Z II r.
Mrs. Dulles. In q navy blue
outfit from head TO toe. pre-
sented the Queen with red
roses tied with red. white and
blue ribbon.
Next in line was Mrs. Ma
than Twining. in q beige
outfit and q matching beige
turban. The dean Of the
diplomatic corps. Ambassa-
dor Morgenstierne. was COM
pletely IN black as he still Is
in mourning. The most COLI
orful costume Of the entire
group was the purple attire
OF the Malayan Ambassador.
Or. Ismail. who topped on his
costume with a. silver and
gold turban-like headdress.
Also. adding color to the
ceremony were the Indian
Ambassador and Nine. Mehta.
she in q paisley shawl over ..
blue and red sari.
Bright Green
The wife Of the Ambassa-
dor Of Ceylon. Nine. Gune-
wardene. wore q bright green
sari bordered with yellow and
topped with q golden mink
cape. Begun Ali, wife Of the
pakistan Ambassador. also
topped her white sari with q
white Jacket.
The Charge d'Affaires Of
Ghana. Seth Anthony. did
not wear his usual colorful
national dress but was In -
Western-style blue suit. How
ever. Mrs. Anthony was In the
yellow. red and white robe Of
her countrywomen.
Looking chic but not quite
so exotic were Mrs. Jock
Whitney. wife Of the United
States Ambassador TO Britain.
in q stunning gray and black
suit with matching three
quarter-length coat lined
with sealskin.
Her hat was also Of the
same gray and black. Mrs.
Burke Elbrick, wife Of the
Assistant Secretary Of State
for European Affairs, wore q
black suit. silver mink stole
and a very new black turban
hat.
None of the American ON
Gals wives curtsied. The first
deep curtsey came from Mrs.
Diefenbacker. wife Of the
Prime Minister Of Canada.
All the other Commonwealth
wives curtisied except the
wives Of the Ambassadors Of
India. Pakistan, ceylon and
Malaga.
In accepting the keys to
the city from Commissioner
Mclaughlin. the Queen
thanked him for my hus-
and l." an apparent departure
from her customary use Of
the expression, IT and my
husband" which she used in
previous acceptance speeches
on this royal tour.
As the royal couple took
their places in the White
House car. President Eisen-