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Assistant Attorney General tt
oversee enforcement of right.
to-vote and other civil rights
law.
Mr.. White. 81. a native Of
Philadelphia. was appointed in
1858 as United States Attorney
for the eastern district Of Penn
sylvania and was made an AS.
sistant Attorney General last
March.
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Fowl on Way to U. N.

CAIRO, Nov. rs tR.-Egypt's
Foreign Minister Mahmoud
Fawzi left for New York today
to attend the United Nations
debate on the Algerian problem.
He said he viii also discuss the
Suez Canal question. He IS ex-
pected to meet World Bank
President Eugene Black.
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Montreal Lodges
Shape Conference

MONTREAL, Que. - Lo-
cal Lodges 739, 866 and 900,
together with Junior Order
Nests 496 and 573,. will spon-
sor a CFU Membership Cam
paign Conference Sun Ia y,
May 10Th.
The rally, open to interested
members and non-members
alike, is to take place in the
Hungarian Hall, 3463 St.
Lawrence Blvd, and start at
2 pm. sharp.
Conducting the Conference
will be two officials Of the
Croatian Fraternal Union, Su-
preme President Y. I. Man
dich and Junior Order Direc-
tor Michael Grasha.
The Home Office will short
ly send out formal invitations
to attend this meeting to all
officials of Lodges 739, 866
and 900 and Nests 1876 and
573. Complete details will ap-
pear here in due time.
- Stephen F. Brkich
Campaign Chairman
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Uniontown Junior Nest 81 To Sponsor
May 5 Concert By Dukane Tamburitzans
Members OF Newly Organized Mothers Club
Slated To Serve Refreshments After Show

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - The
Duquesne University Tambu-
ritzans will appear in their
Second Annual Concert here
on Sunday, May 5, at the No.
Union High School. Their ap-
pearance will be sponsored
by CFU Nest 81.
The Concert will begin at
3 pm. and be followed by
an evening dance at the
CrOatian Hall on Franklin
st. This musical ensemble
is directed by Walter w.
Kolar, one of the finest ar
rangers of Slav music in
the country.
Lodge u is indeed proud
to have one of it's members in
this organization, bro. Char
les Muchnok, Jr., a former
member of Nest 80 and the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Muchnok, Sr., of R. D. 1, Dun
bar, Pa.
The Nest 80 Mothers Club
promises to have plenty OF
good food and refreshments
on hand at the Croatian Home
for those who stop in after
the concert.
Members and friends of
all the lodges and nests in
the vicinity of the United
Lodges of Fayette, Greene,
Washington and Westmore-
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LawrenceviIIe In
Campaign Conc|ave

PITTSBURGH - Plans
were completed over the
weekend for a unique CFU
Lawrenceville District Men,
bership Campaign Conference
on Sunday afternoon, April
18th.
To be held in the Bratska
Sloga Hall, 146 - 44th St.,
Lawrenceville, at 2 pm, this
Conference will be open to all
officers of local Lodges "a
and 234 and all members in
terested in learning what
makes the Croatian Fraternal
Union tick.
Addressing the assemblage
in behalf of the CF'U Home
Office will be Supreme Treas
urer Martin Krasich and Gro
atian Editor of the Zaj ajednicar
Philip Vukelich.
- Stephen F. Brkich
Campaign Chairman
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Canada Leads USA 3 To In Campaign Game
Fity.Year Pins
Will Be Awarded
Lodge 47 Pioneers
Celebration To
Be Attended By
Many Dignitaries

CLEVELAND, O. - The
60th Anniversary Celebration
of "Majka Bozja Bistricka"
Lodge AZ will be held Sunday,
April %, at the Slovenian
Home, 6417 St. Clair Ave.
An 8 am. Mass at st. Paul
r. C. Church, East 10th and
st. Clair, is scheduled to pre-
cede the festivities of the day.
The Anniversary Banquet
will follow at 1 pm. sharp,
at which time a delicious
home cooked meal will be
served and consist of chicken,
sarma, salads, various home
baked pastries, etc.
Honored during the ban
quet program will be four
of our Lodge Al members:
Jaga Simunic, Bara Gun
die, Ljuba Bernardo and
Ana Simunic. All four have
been affiliated with the
CrOatian Fraternal Union
for fifty years or more.
Bro. Matt Brajdic, another
of our pioneer members, will
also be in attendance. The
salute to tn ese pioneers
CONTINUED on Page 81
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Benwood To Host
Campaign Powwow

BENWOOD, w. Va. = The
Croatian Cultural Club, 1853
Eoff Street, Benwood, will be
the scene Sunday, May 18th,
of a two-state Croatian Fra
ternal Union Canada Ho!"
Membership Campaign Con-
ference.
Addressing the rally,
which is to get under way
at 2 pm. sharp, will be CFU
Sick Benefit Department
Secretary John Ovcarich.
A questions and answers
period will follow bro. Ovca-
rich's informative speech.
The Croatian Fraternal
Unions Home Office will
shortly send letters of invita-
tion to this gathering to all
Lodge and Nest leaders in
this West Virginia-Ohio Val
ley Area of the United States.
To be invited are the Of
ficials of Benwood Lodges
2, SO and 745; Warwood
Lodge 523, and Weirton
Lodge 595, all 5 Lodges be-
ing domiciled in West Vir-
ginia. The Ohio Valley
Lodges bid welcome are
Steubenville 158, Yorkville
564, Dilles Bottom COS, and
Powhatan Point 621, all,
naturally, of Ohio.
Nest Managers urged to at
tend are those of Benwood
so, Warwood 248, and Weir
ton 208. The others asked to
turn out are those of Steu-
benville PSI, Yorkville 210,
Dilles Bottom 235, and Pow
hatan Point ZIG.
| Editorial Staff
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Monessen Lodge 1874
To Mark 55fh Season
| With Midsummer Fete

MONESSEN, P - An
outing and appropriate pro-
gram will mark the celebra-
ton Sunday, July 7, 1857, of
the 55th Anniversary of
"Bratstvo' CFU Lodge 1874.
Among the highlights of
the fete, which is to be held
in the local Croatian Park,
will be the honoring of a num-
ber of 50-Year Lodge 1914
members and speeches by two
representatives from the
Home Office of the Society,
Supreme President V. l. Man.
dich and English Editor of
the Zajednicar Stephen F.
Brkich.
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Detroit Mothers Club
To Stage Fashion Show
On Thursday, May 18th

DETROIT, Mich. = T h e
Mothers Club of CFU Nest
318 is planning a Fashion
Show for Thursday, May 16,
at 8 pm, in the Croatian
Hall, 1875 E. McNichols Rd.
The wearing apparel, ac-
cessOries and costume jew
elry will be presented by
the Hannah Dawson Salon,
which is located at 1920
North Telegraph Road,
Dearborn, Mich. These chic
styles, suited for all sets,
will be modelled by the
members of the Mothers
, Club.
ReT re 8 n m G II [ S VIII De
served following the program,
Tickets are now on sale at
$1.00 per person. Anyone
wishing to purchase a ticket
may do so by contracting any
one of the members or inquir.
ing at the Croatian Hall.
So, ladies, how about com.
ing to the show and seeing
the newest creations for the
forthcoming summer.
Katherine Kaurich, Sec'y
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most cordially invited to at
tend.
Addressing the Confer
ence will be two officials
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union, Junior Order Direc-
tor Michael Grasha, Pitts
burgh, and High Trial
Board President john Ba-
dovinac, Cleveland.
They will also participate
in the Observation-Disclosures
period which will climax the
Conference.
Long Active Locally
Sharing the speaking spot
light Sunday, April %, will be
two local high officials of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
Both Detroiters, they are
CFU Supreme Board men,
ber julius Majetic and
High Trial Board Secretary
Stjepan Lipak. Bro. Maze
tic also doubles" in brass"
as the President of "ZOra"
Lodge 351, largest of the
Society's many subordinate
affiliates.
Bro. Lipak's record in GU
circles is no less impressive.
He was for years a central
figure in the ranks of Lodge
54 and played a vital role in
bringing about the merger of
that Lodge with Lodge 351
several years ago to give the
Croatian Fraternal Union it's
present day No. 1 lodge from
the standpoint Of numerical
strength.
Both bros. Majetic and Lii
pax earned their place in the
Society's official sun through
their efforts in it's behalf dur
ing their fraternal careers.
Continued On Page 81
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McKeespOrt Awaiting Arrival of Duckpin Legion
81 Adult Teams
In Readiness For
Tube City Classic
Record Number OF
Junior Quints To
Tee Off April 9th

McKEESPORT, Pa. - A
C.F.U. Duckpin Tournament
comes to this city over the
coming weekend, April 26th
to 28th, inclusive, after a de-
cade of absence. AS the 21st
running, this years tourney
has emerged as one of the
largest Of it's kind.
Sixty-one senior teams,
43 mems and Is women's
will vie for honOrs and the
association that goes with
such a gathering.
Atop of this there will be
twenty-four junior teams, 13
boys and II girls quintettes,
participating in the Junior Di-
vision of the tournament.
This, too, is somewhat of a
record - necessitating that
the McKeesport area young
sters take to the alleys at 10
AM. Saturday, the out-of-
towners at 1900 Noon and
2:3O pm, respectively.
All of the Junior bowling
will take place at the Capitol
Alleys, SIS Fifth Avenue.
Etna Enters 18 Teams
The adults division promi-
ses to break last years total
of 2448 lines rolled in Johns.
town, Pa. st. Rochus Lodge
5 is returning the compliment
by entering five teams.
The largest single entry
comes from Etna, next
years hosts, which has en-
tered 10 Senior teams and
8 junior teams.
Various Pittsburgh lodges
have come in with 10 teams
Travelling the greatest dis
tance is Farrell Lodge 7O5
with 4 teams. Another large
single lodge entry has come
from Lodge 327 of Donora,
who have some forty bowlers
entered.
Ten squads will hail from
the McKeesport-V e r 8 a i lie.
area and twelve from Beaver
County.
Scheduling A Headache
For the first time in thu
(6l Adult Teams = p. 11)
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Credited with 14O Points
as of April 22, 1857, Mary
Burma, Vancouver, British
Columbia, Canada, Lodge 1877
Secretary, has taken over the
leadership of the Women's
Division of the CrOatian Fra
ternaI Unions current Mem
bership Campaign and is now
a prime favorite to become
the first of her sex to win
the Campaign Grand Prize
Award of All August, 1857,
vacation in Canada.
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land Counties are invited to
attend.
Due to the fact that this
concert is being held on our
regular meeting date, the
first Sunday, the meeting will
be postponed until the follow
ing Sunday. Remember, the
next regular meeting Of
Lodge u will take place on
Sunday, May IL, at l pm.
Catherine M. Francis, Mgr.
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Three Canadians
Now Qualified For
Grand Prize Award
USA Recruiters
Failing To Stem
Canadian Advances
BY Stephen F. Brkich
Chair, Campaign Comm.

PITTSBURGH - Wit h
baseball around, we are going
to take a look at the Croatian
Fraternal Unions current
Membership Campaign in the
light of the national pastime
of America and one of the
favorite sports across the
border in Canada.
We might say that this
Campaign is a seven-inning
game, running from Janu-
ary l through July 81, with
each of the seven months
representing a production
inning.
Producing the runs" are
hundreds of campaigners in
the States and Canada, the
former needing $50 tallies to
qualify for the Campaign
Grand Prize Award of an
August vacation in the Do
minion, the latter 200 to ar
rive at the same goal.
Continued On Page 81
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Junior Director Trial Board President Will Conduct Concave
Greater Detroit Conference April 18th
Supreme Board Member, Trial Board Sec'y.
Likewise Scheduled To Take Part April 18th
In Conference Open To All District Members

DETROIT - The Central Educational Committee of
Greater Detroit Croaan Fraterna Union Lodges is in read
for it's sponsorship Sunday April g. of distrctwide
Membership Campaign Conference.
This rally of the most important such meetings
called here years. will be held in the Croatian
Home 1875 East McNchos Road and called to order at
pm sharp The gathering open to and all interested
in the Society and members and non-members alike
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Aboard Steamer "Avalon'
THURSDAY, MAY 80
2:3O To $3.50 PM
Leave Wood Street. Pittsburgh
Down Ohio River And Return
Dancing, Entertainment, Refreshments
Tickets: - Adults, $110; Children to H. $0.55;
Children under s. free. Requests for tickets must be
accompanied by check or money order made payable to
Croatian Fraternal Union. Please send me Adult
Tickets .... Children's Tickets Amt. Inclosed
Mail to CFU Sunshine Cruise Committee
3441 Forbes Street Pittsburgh 49, Penna.
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erican And Canadian Campagners With 80 Or More Point

3l4 Andrew j. Ferencak, Bressler Pa. II
81 Barbara Shaginaw, Pittsburgh, Pa SO
541 Joseph Zegar Trafford Pa. ...,............ SO
20 Dragica Blaskovch, n S. Pittsburgh, Pa. 81
13 Stephen A. Juzbasc, SteetOn Pa. 81
" Mike Cindrch, Uniontown, Pa. ......... 66
131 Frank j. Pastorkovcf N. S. Pittsburgh Pa. GA
423 Rose Plodinec Alquppa, Pa. Observation-Disclosures. "a
43 Paul Ceh, Mlyale, Pa. so
Denotes qualified for Campaign Grand Prize Award
ZONE - ILLINOIS
948 Steve Zeenika, South Chicago ILL., 145
118 Stanley r. Juracch, South Chicago, Ill. 125
864 Katarna Saban, Lyons, Ill. Observation-Disclosures. ~
18 Josephine Ozbolt, Joliet Ill. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S6
Continued On Page 81
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ZONE 1 - PENNSYLVANIA

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ZONE - PENNSYLVANIA
Home
IS John r. Mikan East Rochester, Pa. ........ 1851
423 Ivan Babch, Alquppa, Pa. ..."......"."~.. 2O8
126 Michael Golub, Farrell Pa. ............... 189
Michael Baich Johnstown, Pa. ............... 1874
Joseph Rukavina Etna, Pa. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 143
1874 Matt Zoretich, Monessen, Pa .......,..... 139
354 Bernard NJ. Luletich, Col1eburg, Pa. 12O
$50 Ivan Yuran, Duquesne, Pa. .............". 104
81 Catherine Pecak Rankin, Pa. ..........."... IS
143 John Mavrovich, East Pittsburgh, Pa. IS
19 John Reskovac N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. "."..". 81
A Joseph C. Puskarich, McKeesport, Pa 80
SIG Anna Msetic, Bethlehem, Pa. ............... 78
5O6 Sarah Katuich, TtusyiIe, Pa. ......m..m... IS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-15
THE sENIwEEKY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT LONDON OHIO

leader read an article on the First
Thanksgiving and a poem for
Thanksgiving The next meeting
will be December 3 at the parson-
age for our annual Christmas meet
ing with a potluck dinner at the
noon hour. There will be Soc gift
exchanged during the afternoon. In
addition to Mrs. Rollins and Mrs.
Hill other members attending were
Mrs. Florence Hill, Mrs. Paul
Moore, Mrs. Donald Norris, Mrs.
William Turner, Mrs. William Hol-
lingsworth, Mrs. George Jones and
Mrs. Betty Sturgill, guest.
Several ladies met at the home
of Mrs. Florence Hill on Tuesday
for quilting party. The quilt is
to be on sale at the bazaar on De-
cember z. Those who enjoyed the
day and a potluck dinner at the
noon hour were Mrs. Dan Hill,
Mrs. Margaret Hustled, Mrs. George
Jones, Mrs. Clyde Green and Mrs.
Otto Seedle.
Mr.. and Mrs. M d. Dunaway of
Delaware are announcing the ar
rival of baby daughter, Darlene
Dayle, on November 5. Mrs. Duna-
way is the former Verlie Grouse
who with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Grouse, now of London,
lived here in Lafayette several
years.
The Deercreek Boosters, Farm
Council No. 3 were entertained ON
Monday night in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cecil. The follow
ing officers for the coming year
were elected = Discussion leader,
Charles Cecil; Chairman, Donald
Claar; Secretary, Mrs. George
Jones; Legislative Representative,
Eugene Harbage and Farm Bureau
Womens' Representative, Mrs. Del
mar Miller. Discussion was held on
the topic, Working Together on
our Farm Problems. Refresh
ments were served to the following
members: Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Harbage, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Claar,
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Miller and
the Cecils.
The Deercreek Home Demon
stration Club met on Monday after
noon in the basement of the La
fayette Methodist Church. Mrs.
Richard Norris and Mrs. Chet
Dewbre presented the topic En-
tertaining on a Budget" stressing
on the type of menu to use and
center pieces. For their demonstra-
tion they prepared and served the
following menu: Individual mer-
ingues with home made ice cream
and frozen strawberries, spiced
nuts coffee and tea. These ladies
attended: Mrs. Chet Dewbre, Mrs.
Richard Norris, Mrs. Clyde John
son, Mrs. Donald Claar, Mrs. VIII
liam Hollingsworth, Mrs. Donald
Norris and Mrs. Elmer Flannery
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Mr.. and Mrs. William jackson and
Bobby of Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe McManus of Elyria; Mrs. 0. w.
Bridgman, Miss Miriam LeBeau,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert LeBeau, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard LeBeau, and
Robert LeBeau, Jr. all of London;
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harper, Ro-
maine, Hedy and Marilyn Rector.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Green and family on Sunday after
noon were Mrs. Dorothy Burns and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker of Co
lumbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moore and
family who have lived in this COM
munity for several years, recently
sold their home and bought in Co
lunbus. They moved to their new
home this past weekend.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Margaret Hustled were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hustled, Mr.. and Mrs
George Poe and family and Mr.,
and Mrs. Kenneth Stout and fami-
ly, all of Urbana.
The W.S.C.S. of the Lafayette
Methodist Church met on Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ruth Rollins with her mother, Mrs.
Dan Hill assisting. The meeting
opened with the Lords Prayer.
During the business meeting, con-
Quoted by the president, Mrs.
George Jones, plans were complet-
ed for the bazaar and bake sale to
be on December z at the Variety
Store in London. Mrs. Florence
Hill and Mrs. Ruth Rollins are in
charge of the bazaar and Mrs. DON
aid Norris with Mrs. William Hol-
lingsworth, of the bake sale. Mrs.
George Jones will take charge of
the publicity.
Mrs. Donald Norris as worship
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-15
Catawba News
PHONE cATAW5A s-2332
MRS. Z. NJ. DAWSON

The Twentieth Century Literary
Club was entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Emerson Neer, Lafayette Avenue.
Urbana. Mrs. Milburn Neer asst
ed. Mrs. Van c. Tullis gave an in
structive paper on Women in The
u. N" In a contest arranged by
Mrs. Ernie Hayes, Mrs. Milburn
Neer, Mrs. Marvin Neer and little
Teresa Neer were successful. Mrs.
L. c. Momberg received the prize
in a contest arranged by the host
ess Elaborate refreshments were
served. Others present were: MrsA
Mary B. Tavenner, Mrs. Mahlon
Neer, Mrs. Leonard Neer, Mrs. Ray
Warner, and Mrs. H. E. DAWSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Neer and
son, Keith, Mr.. and Mrs. Trell Nc
Clintock were the dinner guests,
Sunday, of Rev. and Mrs. Pearl
Dial and daughter of Suunmerside.
Mrs. Charles W.tBaugh, formerly
Miss Phyllis Potts, who has resid-
ed with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Potts, since her husband
went into service, has joined her
husband, Charles w. Baugh, S.N.-
U.S.S. Macon at Summerville,
Mass. They reside at "a Finch
Street. Mrs. Baugh was accompan-
led to Massachusetts by her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde c.
Early of London. The trip was
made by motor.
Miss Mary Ella Neer of Mans
field was the weekend guest of her
brother and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Neer and son, Marion.
The Catawba Girl Scouts pre-
sented their Juliette Lowe pro-
gram, Tuesday evening, October %
at the Catawba School. Mrs. Lu-
cille Tanner, chairman, introduced
the leaders, who in turn presented
their troops part in the program
which consisted of Flag ceremony,
welcome song, Hello, all five
troops; Troop 100 Marie Stegall
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-15

and Jean Riley-First Girl Scout
meeting; Troop 224, Katherine
Hopper and Mrs. Faris Bowman,
Tired Little Pixies; Troop 10, Mrs.
Joy Knox and Mrs. Freda Ballard,
Scene at a Railroad Crossing;
Troop 81, Mrs. Mildred Shatto and
aKthryn Chamberlain, Ten Laws;
Troop Is, Kathryn Chamberlain
and Nancy Douglas, Sam Got The
Gong. Troop and group singing
closed with taps. Grace was sung
by Cynthia Heath. Refreshments of
cookies, Koolaid and coffee were
served to ITS guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Potts enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday eve
ming in honor of the eleventh birth
day anniversary of their son, Don
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-15

ME. The guests were the maternal
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
c. Farley of London, Denny Mat
thews, George McConkey, Jerry
Satterfield, Glennus Jones, Jerry
Clark, Glenn Hayes, school mates,
and Donnie's sister, Miss Mary
Potts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Virts enter
tanned with a surprise party, Sat-
urday evening, in honor of the six
teenth birthday anniversary of
their twins, Jane and Jim Virts.
The guests were Sue Shaffer, Mar
garet Green, Sarah Stallsmith, Kit
ty McClintock, Sharon Brooks, Pat
Huffman, Sharon Lippencot. Jerry
Sidders Dick Virts, Bob Bowers,
Donnie Wood, Buddy Legge, Dale
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-15
Lafayette News
MRS. DONALD CLAIR
PHONE VI 2-0213

Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hollingsworth and fami-
ly were Mrs. Hollingsworth's mo-
ther, Mrs. Bertha Dixon and her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Legg and family, all of
Ironton.
Mrs. James Estep entered Doc
tors Hospital in Columbus on
Wednesday and will have surgery
on Friday.
In honor of the 81st birthday of
Mrs. Elizabeth Dillon, members of
her family came for a potluck din
ner. Those attending were Mrs. Dill
Ion, Mrs. Minnie Payne of Colurn-
bus, Mrs. Frank Farrow, Mrs. Mae
Yeazell, Mrs. Ernie Haskins, Mrs.
Frank Dillon all of Springfield;
Mrs. Walter Dillon and Mrs. Cur
tiss Dillon of Lafayette.
Seaman John Minter Taylor of
the u. S. Navy spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Taylor. John is stationed at Nor
folk, Va. on board the U. S. S. Val
ley Forge.
Mrs. George Jones spent Friday
with her son and family, MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Shaffer of Grove City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Rector en-
tertained on Sunday with birth
day dinner in honor of the third
birthday of their grandson, Billy
Jackson. Those enjoying the day
were Billy's parents and brother,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-15

Wagner, class mates at Urbana
rural school, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Donohoe and son, David, and Jim
Stimmell all of Woodstock, Mr.
and Mrs. Bion Bradberry and son,
Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z.
Kaufman and family. Games were
enjoyed. Ice cream, centered with
the numerals 16, cake, and punch
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman McNary
and daughter Carol, of Springfield
were the dinner guests, Sunday of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe McNary.