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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
NEW-DIFFERENT
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI - Mod. 3-yr. .-old brick
rambler. Ia baths. rec. rm.: COW.
to shopping. center: $4,000. dl
aUaa faRUp5issf f. PECK. lSS aE. aGsn 4,eRss PRsSmen'
ADELPHI MANOR / - 3-bedrm.
brick rambler on corner lot: lin-
ished rec, rm.: 81 900 down! 500
mo. RIGGS REALTY. RA. 3-9450.
ANDREWS LING-sUITLAND -
b-hedrm. home with hsmt. tgarage). {.
din. rm,. huge lot: $12.05O: mod
ern with pic, window. Can 20 VA
Reaitor' RE- ,ss e.z4oio. ezsHi 'aeAIIisiAN
AvONDALE, Just sl6. .75O-Luxuri-
Gus brick Colonial: beautiful con-
rooms. fireplace. screened summer
porch. paneled rec. rm.. sep, work
shop. " baths. huge Anchor
fenced yard. As low as $3.50 dn.
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA.
BRENTWOOD-ft may pay you to
see this very nice 4-hedrm. home.
Oil h.-w.h.. storm windows, fenced
lot; mr., everything, S1t.e50. only
$3.50 down. bal. like rent. LOUIS
MilLER; NJ. I7S satS ResltSr' uN' 4-27ss;
CAMP SPRINGS: S17,250-oWner
transferred, selling his 3-year-old
3-hedrln.. brick rambler; fireplace
In liv. rm., fun bsnt.; very lge.
yard: good value. Can now. CR1S-
MOND REAL ESTATE, 1890 st.
Barnabas I'd. Sc, RE. $4,000.
CHEvERLY--2-bedrm. brick home;
dry bsmt.; level wooded lott firepl.,
air cond., 2 refRrs., other extras: 2
blkS. to public and parochial
schools and bus: $i4.350. OWNER.
AP. 7-3S46.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES, ND.
Brick Colonial: entrance hall. 4
bedrms., ia baths. kit. with eatina
space. den, bsmt., oil h.-w.h,: 2-car
garage; lot. l20xl50. Call to in
fRsSs Rssisor, Ma ioS5 osS5I1ENsp!sSks p NSa lssS
COLLEGE PARK--ciean. 5-yr.-old
brick rambler. S12.75O; full tiled
bsmt. beaut. din. rm.. big equip.
kit; level. Anchor fenced lot;
washer incl. $3.50 dn. CT vets
can assume G1 payments Of $40
per mo. PRINCE GEO. PROPER
TIES. ''The Super Market OF
Homes" AP. 7-1s54.
cLINToN-EsS, I.S,cls. Me- 2 and 9 bedrm,
FHA. OWNER. JU. 5-5S33.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS-For sale by
owner. 3-bedrm. white brick ram
bier. $e,495 down GT loan. month
ly payments, $1O6. Open Sat. and
Sun. 10 to 4. 1896 Kipling park
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James c. Conley & Co.
1928 oa. Ave. ~. e-4i'34 Til a:3t
z CLOSE IN

0orgeous Towering shrubs and
trees surround this 3.bedIm. Nor
mandy brick Cape Cod. featuring
Nv. rm. with nrepl,. Ice. din. rm'.
twc screened ned Ip,% p,c%sShss r iHIl b, ssTs. I
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FIRST TIME ADVERTISED = BY
OWNER. 70. settle an. estate, Home
possibilities: 20 min. TO .Pentagon:
holy A'ss ana soswood Sosso s0OSsS sever 'wsS anG
water: bO0-ft. frontage on U. 3.
70 Shirley Diner. owner on prem.
dark. Ewes, Phone DU. 7-9s26.
SECLUDED assACRE LOT with
towering trees makes this brand.
new, 3.bedroom brick rambler one
OF today's most attractive values:
extras; sep. din. rm,, table space
in. kit. rec. rm. with fireplace in
CROWELL ~ Co, INC, Realtors,
210O N. ulebe rd. IA, b.O7O7.
ABSOLUTELY the sweilest fioof
lieht family rn.,. adjoining bedrm
ws 5S bath, {Ss T.0|Ssss |yins aIS,n. ECC%
rm.,. French. doors, kitchen eye-
rms. full bath on upper level:
That's ALL THE Down PAY.
MENTL Pull price. S23,b00. Won't
CHAPMAN RHALTY. INC.
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ANNANDALE - 3-bedrm. brk. ram-
bier tn a-acre corner lot: handy
kit.,, din. area: irepi. in Nv. rm.:
bright bsmt.; priced ct only Sl5.-
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IAkL.--Center-hall brk. ramb., new.
English bsmt.. 2is baths, 2 drepls.,
beaut. ls-aere lot: suit. doctor or
dentist: no agents. IA. 7-s203.
ARL.--7 rms; nice yard and porch:
on one-way. quiet street: small dn.
peyt. with mo. payts.: price, xl0.-
$50. Call KE, 7.127l after Y D. m.
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HIGH. Just i biEs. aVsy--center-
hall. 2h-hath,. brand-ney brick
q ACRE: ideal yard for children.
Today's eye-level kit;. table space.
trees, Eround-ievel wAlk-out; only
Ss6,50n. Dial now. LAURIE CORP.
:s334 Wilson blvd, ia. 6.l717. "a
hOsfr fafenBnna earvtra
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RAMBLER, VA approved
at SI4.500, with $7O0 dn.--Reas.
terms to non-yets. Spacious corner
lot: 3 nice bedrms.; full nm. bsnt.
with 36-ft. knotty pine family .rm.
and laundry rm. with auto. washer.
In st. Rernard's parish. minutes %
W,,;lny wash; Bate, sxHrSssswas. aDqS can
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ALEX. - BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
Asbestos shingle Cape Cod. ) bed
rms. den. partially IN. rec. rm.,
lge. lot: excel. rieighborhood. mr.,
churches. schools, buses, shopping
center. Ni6A6O XII Q-f11R
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AkL. Ns--Sparkling. newly decor. g.
bedrm.. den. 2 fun bath home; Al
eond.: on large level lot: fun base
ment: ~ min: Pentegon IN nice
lect to otier. ALLo REALTY CO..
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DDewSo6 SSN WIZ RIooM sS1b, AMSNe SHSa
N Ht sHReSEwo6Ds HseNsvIo66 saADs sysissis
on 0I terms, we offer . 3-bedrm.
split-leyel with large den suitable
10, mHsie sth. w, q one sn pgISsts If1 10 *
master sedrm., AN is-FT. piNINu
RM. AND A 20-FT. LIVING RIM.
and eS HCcsr9 ToH1 stc5eP no wh an !HSs 4ss
HOMES OF TOMORROW LuFiA
BROS, INC. 2o4s Wilson blvd.
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ALEX. Blessed Sacrament Parish
Liv. rm; with .flrepl.. dining area,
kit: With breakfast nook; 3 bed
$l4.600. HUBBARD REALTY Co,
JE $4,000 or OV 3-lsl46
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ARL. BARGAlN-COzy 6-rm. house;
bsmt.: rec. rm.; scr. porch; fenced
lawn; elose-in: $13.760. ACME,
ia. 2-142l.
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ARL.. n; S17.75O-Attractive brick
surrounded BY trees. on outlet street.
opposite estate; cQny. Parklngton
shop. schss churches. buses AS
possession. Can IA. se3iss alter
$50 pm. daily. any time week
ends.
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SLIGO PARK AREA

w. 1nSoVaar'' ra' Tsp, ain o'li1 im. EEim0lfE Es i
$4,000, as. loan may be assumed
Woodmoor Agency Inc.
~. e-bbbS Realtors
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TRANSFERRED, for sale By owner.
10 min. from WASHINGTON, min.
from Pentagon. Brick Cape Cod, is
months old. 4 bedrms.. 2. baths,
Daylight bsmt. LarRe wooded lot.
with stream in rear. Low voltage
wiring. Will sell furnished or un-
furnished. IA. s.3J24. .
CLOsE-1N. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
with cry large rooms; nr. .Colum-
payment. owner will take back
balance IN trust. MANNAS
REALTY CO.. JE. 2-3il0.
5000 DOWN, SiI3 per mo-, incl.
taxes and nsurance--Lovely 2-yr.-
old, rk.-and-redwood rambler with
built-in garage and screened porch.
This immaculate home has 3-bed-
rooms and full dayliGht bsmt. A.
REALTY Co. 10Y West Broad st..
THAT APARTMENT WARMING UP?
Then dig in ye old cookie jar for
q home that's been worth saving
for. Sink, long low rancher, AS
sumo $4,000 4Mes loan: $500
down. 3 bedrooms. big finished rec.
ranch- fenced lot, wail-to-wall car
peting, 2 refarS.. drnpes all so.
2 weeks occupancy, Call now, JH.
2s20g5, WIN. A. CHAPMAN REAL
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3-BEDR0OM RAMBLER, earport.
screened-in patio, large lot. 3 miles
south Of Alexandria In quiet resi-
Dental section: convenient 70 Ft.
Belvoir and Pentagon. Sl4,5OO.
Phone so. 5-6690.
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ARI.. COUNTRY CLUE HILLS. i
blk. from course--IeoYely Engiish-
type brick home In PICTURESQUE
SETTING. Ice sunken liy. Tm-.
sep. din. rm. enclosed porch. den.
FULL BATH. ist a.: 2 Ice. bed
rms, plus lee. unfin. rm. and BATH
upstairs: full bsmt.. BATH. 2.car
saoss.. sassss sRica s1s.ss essss ERcSI sRcasa
TERMS. KRoNENBURo, Exclusive
AGENT. IA. 5-2635; ewes. IA.
6-025n
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North Arlington, Westover
SACRIFICE IMMAc., liyabie home,
3 bedrms.. or den, ia baths, ige.
liv. rm.. arepls., din. rm.. porch,
patio, rec. rm.. gar: close 70 shop
ping. churches, schools and buses.
Accept o1 or FILA financing. viii
sen this wk. Owner leaving country.
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ALEXANDRIA, on Shirley hwy
Nearly new split-leyel: 4 bedrms..
Ia baths, 24-ft. liv. rm.. vallejo
wall carpeting, firepl... bsmt.. rec.
rn.: $4,000 down and assume
$1,000 OF loan. WIN consider
Ind trust. Swimming pool member
ship available. FL. 4-SO66.
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6edrm. brick caps Cod. fun base
ment rec. rm.. air-conditioned :
$1,000. Open all day Sat-. Sun.
for inspection. OWNER. IA. g.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES = Exciting
Lewisdale rambler. almost new;
sturdy brick construction: 3 brisht
bedrms., Venetian-type din. rm.,
22-f. iiv.. rm, featuring Roman
brick firepi. Absentee owner says
down, W. r. HUGHES CO.. AP.
T-IA0n III D nm
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fwO ACRES, brick rambler with
jalousied exi6 breezevay, double
garage: liy. rm. with fireplace
26xl6. sep. din. rm., nice kitchen
full bsmt.. auto. washer and drier
S24, 800. ARCHER REALTY, CIR
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n. AkL.--3-bedrm. brk. rambler:
$1,000 cash. assume Gi mortgage,
Sl3.gg7. 7l2 N. Fla. st. IA. 5-y4S7.
y. ARL.--Crestwood Colonial: 3 bed
rooms. ~ baths. rec: rna.:. excel
S17,6b0 4ikst trust at SIi3.75 mo.
No agents. OWNER. JE. 2-41g4.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25
NOrthside Acres
Home Scene Of
.HOuSeWarming

Mr.. and Mrs. William Silvers
welcomed approximately one hun
dred guests at a housewarming at
their attractive new home in
'Northside Acres" on the Marys-
vile Pike, Sunday from two to five
o'clock.
The tea table had an artistic
centerpiece of lavendar and yellow
chrysanthemums. Elsewhere thr-
oughout the house were number
of floral arrangements that were
gifts from friends in commemora-
ton of the opening of the new
home.
Assisting at the reception were:
Mrs. George Henry, Mrs. Jeanette
Silvers, Mrs. Robert Kavaney,
Miss Geraldine Henry, Mrs. Will
liam Henry, Mrs. Lester M. Chase
and Mrs. John Hill.
Guests at the reception from out
of town, came from Dayton, Co
lumbus, Mt. Sterling, Worthington,
West Jefferson, Derby and Me-
chanicSburg.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25
Family Dinner
For jackson Baby

A family dinner at the London
Country Club Sunday was given
by Mrs. o. w. Bridgman, following
the christening of her grandson,
Robert Rector Jackson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Lee Jackson, Co
lumbus, at the morning service at
the Presbyterian Church.
At the dinner were, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lee Jackson and their
two sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo
Rector and their daughters, Ro-
maine, Heddy and Marilyn, Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. LeBeau, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick LeBeau, Robert LeBeau
Jr., Miss Miriam LeBeau, and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe McManus of Elyria.
After dinner the family returned
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert E. LeBeau on East High Street,
where they had a surprise wedding
shower for Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Le-
Beau.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25
Fall Colors Predominate In FloDer
ShoD In Newport Methodist Church

Fall in all its splendor was por-
trayed in the many flower arrange
ments shown at the garden show
sponsored by the Open Gate Gard
en- Club at the Newport Methodist
Church, recently.
A lovely tea table was set by the
hostesses, Mrs. Chester Roberts
and Mrs. Nelson Ingersoll, and
though there were other commune
ty affairs on the same day, a nice
group was served from the London,
Catawba, Sedalia and Mt. Sterling
areas.
Mrs. Virgil Sarvers from near
Urbana was chosen judge for the
show by the committee, Mrs. Le-
land Shipley, chairman, Mrs. Ed
ward Cox, Mrs. Raymond Lanigan
and Mrs. John Harper.
The theme of the show was 1.-The
Planters Dream" with the follow
ing winners in there arrangement
classes:
Cream of the Crop" Mrs. Don
Buck, first, Mrs. Chester Roberts,
second, Mrs. Leland Shipley, third;
Around the World" Mrs. Edward
Cox, first, Mrs. Leland Shipley,
second, Mrs. John Harper, third;
rSmoky Skies" Mrs. Chester Rob-
erts, first, Mrs. Edward Cox, Sec
ond, Mrs. Leland Shipley, third;
Fall Carnival" Mrs. Chester Rob-
erts, first, Mrs. Edward Cox, Sec
ond, Mrs. Leland Shipley, third and
Mrs. Fred Beauman, honorable
mention.
''Bless This House." Mrs. Ches-
ter Roberts, first, Mrs. Nelson In
gersoll, second, Mrs. Leland Ship
ley, third; "Company's COMM"
Mrs. Edward Cox, first, Mrs. Mel
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25
State Regent
Addresses DAG

The Tecumseh Trails Chapter,
Daughters of the American Colon
lists was entertained at the home
of Mrs. Kenneth Helser, near Un-
ionville Saturday. Assisting host
esses were Mrs. Mark S. Taylor of
London and Mrs. James Miller of
Plain City.
Miss Martha Robinson, who was
program chairman for the after
noon, presented Mrs. Howard Bis
sell, of Peninsula, the State Regent,
and Mrs. K. A. Shawber of Akron
who accompanied her to the meet
ing. Mrs. Bissell complimented the
chapter highly on the success of the
Art Exhibit" which it recently
sponsored in Marysville, before she
spoke on THE Importance of State
Government" AS part of the pro-
gram Mrs. Helser gave an interest
ing paper on the "Mayflower Ad-
venture"
At the business session, conduct
ed by Mrs. Robert Mitchell, the
regent, the chapter was interested
to hear of its protege, John Darby,
a full-blooded Indian lad, who lives
in an orphans home in Sioux Falls,
South Dakota. The chapter adopt
ed John" now a sophomore in high
school, when he was six years of
age and has continued to befriend
him through the years. A report
on last weeks "Art Exhibit" in
Union County, gave much pleasure
to the chapter for a sponsored prof.
ect that met with such great sue
cess.
The ritualistic opening of the
chapter was given by Mrs. John
Heller, who presented the colors in
the absence of Mrs. David Suther-
land, led in the pledge of allegiance
to the flag, singing of the National
Anthem, with devotionals by Mrs.
Burl Mayer, the chaplain.
The chapter expects to comply
with a request for used playing
cards to be sent to veterans at the
Chillicothe Hospital.
AT the social hour refreshments
were served to the following men,
bers: Mrs. Harley Tedrick, Mrs.
Robert Goodrich, Miss Martha
Robinson, Mrs. P. o. Robinson,
Mrs. Robert Bowker, Mrs. Robert
Mitchell, Mrs. Burl Mayer, Mrs.
Frank Feather, all of Plain City;
Mrs. John Heller. Mrs. nellie
Hopes, Marysville; Mrs. Mark
Taylor, London; and guests Mrs.
w. ]. Dyer and Mrs. Kenneth Hell
ser.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25
County Farm Bureau Women Attend
Rally At Clark County Fairgrounds

Thirty women from Madison
County recently attended tn e
Farm Bureau Women's Rally held
at the Clark County Fairgrounds
sponsored by the Ohio Farm Bur-
eau Federation and the twenty
county Farm Bureaus in South
west Region.
Region.
The program for the day includ-
ed devotions, singing, readings,
skits, and special music. Awards
were given for attendance, name
cards, organizing new Farm Bur-
eau Advisory Councils, and new
Farm Bureau Women's Commit
tees.
Featured speakers for the day
were Mrs. Alvin Stuber, State
Farm Bureau Trustee, who gave
an illustrated talk entitled Life
Beyond Our Borders" and Miss
Irene Myers, Fort Wayne, Indiana,
whose subject was Life is Dutch
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25

son Ingersoll, second, Mrs. Chester
Roberts, third; Harvest Ball"
Mrs. Chester Roberts, first, Mrs.
Nelson Ingersoll, second, Mrs. Ray
Leach, third; winter Capers,"
Mrs. Chester Roberts, first, Mrs.
Lawrence Miller, second, Mrs. Ed
ward Cox, third; "Yuletide Greet
ings," Mrs. John Harper, first, Mrs.
Leland Shipley, second, Mrs. Ed
ward Cox, third; Peace on Earth, +"
Mrs. Leland Shipley, first, Mrs.
Nelson Ingersoll, second and Mrs.
Ray Leach, third.
Two of the classes were open to
the public, Hi Neighbors," first
going to Mrs. Leland Shipley, Mrs.
c. Justice, taking second and Mrs.
Chester Roberts, third; Charity
Begins at Home" Mrs. Leland
Shipley, first, Mrs. Claudia Balo,
second and Mrs. Chester Roberts
third.
Little Miss Lynn Harper was
pleased to be winner in the jun
ior gardeners class, vision of
Santa Claus"
Specimens of chrysanthemums,
dahlias, roses, marigolds, zinnias,
coxcomb and house plants were
shown with the following results:
Mrs. Nelson Ingersoll, four firsts,
two seconds, one third and two
honorable mentions; Mrs. Edward
Cox, one second; Mrs. Robert
Hines, one first, two seconds, a
third and an honorable mention;
Mrs. 0. E. Miller, one first, two
thirds; Mrs. Lawrence Miller, one
first, one third, one honorable
mention; Mrs. Millard Call, two
firsts, one third, one honorable
mention; Mrs. Fred Peterson, one
second, one third; Mrs. Chester
Roberts, three firsts; Mrs. John
Buehl, Sr., two seconds; Mrs. Sam
Johnson, one second; Mrs. Don
Buck, one first; Mrs. Raymond
Lanigan, one second; Mrs. John
Harper, one second.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25
Society," Social Events And News OF The Clubs
Local B-PWS At
District Meet

Mrs. Howard Thompson. Mrs.
Kermit Hankins, Mrs. Laura Koen,
Miss Margaret Tracey and Miss
Margaret A Converse, were in
Dayton Sunday attending the fall
Leadership Meeting Of District 5 of
the Ohio Federation of Business
and Professional Womens Club.
Mrs. Thompson beverly Ash
more), who heads the London
Club, attended the session for
Presidents which preceded the one
o'clock luncheon and opening at
the Miami Hotel. Each of the Lon
don group attended the workship
of the group in which she found
keenest interest. Miss Converse
gave the Collect at the conclusion
of the days session.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25
Sigma Cams To
Have Parties
For "HOme Folks

The very accurate response of
members of the Sigma Gamma
Class of the Presbyterian Sunday
School to "Come AS You Are"
party at the church Monday eve
ming, provided a great deal of real
fun for the exceptionally large at
tendance. For the one who most
nearly met the requirements" the
prize went to Mrs. Floyd Williams.
The projects that are presently
occupying the attention of the
class, took the burden of the time
for Mondays meeting. There were
many details still to be worked out
for the annual Fall Festival
which will be held at the church
next Tuesday night, October %,
with specially fine entertainment
for all age groups.
The class is also considering a
new project of having monthly
Birthday Parties for the folks at
the Madison County Home. For
the first one, some time in Novem-
Der, (at the pleasure of the
"Home") a committee of four of
the members, Mrs. Howard Eek
ert, Mrs. Harold Sebastian, Mrs.
Herman Jenkins and Mrs. Pearl
Fannon will go out with party
fare" and do little visiting with
their guests.
The committee for Monday
nights party included, Mrs. Harry
Rutherford, Mrs. Paul Alexander,
Mrs. Paul Ridenour, Mrs. Willard
Baird and Mrs. Robert Reffit.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25
HdIowe en- Mosque
At Country Club

A masquerade dance will be next
to the last feature on the London
Country Clubs October calendar,
which will wind up with the week.
ly luncheon and bridge at the club
on Tuesday, October %.
Dancing with Dave Wheeler and
his orchestra playing will be Sat-
urday night, October 26, from ten
to one o'clock. Costumes of the
masqueraders will be judged at
$50 o'clock, to add gaiety to the
evening.
Committee for the dance will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew T. Rea, Mr..
and Mrs. George Williams and Mr..
and Mrs. William Tanner.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25
Schedule For NeW Year Presented
Garden Clubs At Nel0 Directors Home

Officers and county chairmen of
District 16 of the Ohio Association
of Garden Clubs, met on October
18 at the home of the new director,
Mrs. Edward Cox, London, RR.
No. 2.
Out of a staff of twenty-three,
twenty were present with Mrs Cox
presiding and Mrs. Gordon Shep-
ard of Xenia, the past regional di-
rector, advising.
Plans for the new year of 1858
were outlined with the following
schedule: F E BRUARY, Warren
County, Flower Show schedule
and Corsages;" APRIL Fayette
County, Horticulture" JUNE,
Highland County, Tour" SEP
TENDER, Clinton County,
Awards and Guest Speaker" NO
VEMBER, Madison County, Prop
agation."
To close the year 1857, a Home
Talent" program on Christmas
Decorations will be held the first
week in December at Xenia, with
each county contributing as fol-
lows: Greene County, 'Wreaths
and Madonnas;" Fayette, Table
Decorations" Highland, Christ
mas Tree Ornaments" Madison,
Gift Wrappings;" Warren, place
Cards and Favors;" Clinton, Ar
rangements for a MANTLE" "Ar-
rangements with Candles" and
Door Swags."
Detailed announcements will ap-
pear in November,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25

Treat"
At noon, the 738 women attend
ing the rally were treated to a
chicken barbecue lunch.
Those attending from Madison
County were: Mrs. Ross McCarty
Jr., Mrs. Eugene M. Wilson, Mrs.
Coen Wilson, Mrs. Walter Renner,
Mrs. George Jones, Mrs. Donald
Norris, Mrs. Donald Claar, Mrs.
John Coberly, Mrs. Emma Her
man, Mrs. Mary A. Roby, Mrs.
Shirley Rusk, Mrs. Viola Murray,
Mrs. Lilah Peterman, Mrs. Edna
Rogers, Mrs. Nellie Geyer, Mrs.
Ina T. Foster, Mrs. Agnes Pugsley,
Mrs. Dorothy Grouse, Mrs. Rachel
Edwards, Miss Louise Richmond,
Mrs. Esther Gallagher, Mrs. Mary
Plymell, Mrs. Nettie Snyder, Mrs.
Kittie Sesslar, Mrs. Martha Nc
Dorman, Mrs. Edith Kronk, Mrs.
Isabel Levens, Mrs. Della Barnes,
and Mrs. Jane CappS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25
Dinner-Bridg For
October At Club

The October dinner-bridge at the
London Country Club was held
last Wednesday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon II. King and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Hunter, were the COM
mittee for the event.
Prizes for bridge went to Mrs.
c. A. Sayre, Mrs. F. E. Kidwell,
Mrs. Joyce Hildebrandt, Mrs. c. o.
Snow, Merle Bigelow, Russell Nc
Shane, E. c. Visintirse, E. c. Gross
man. For canasta to Mrs. James
Powers and Eldon Alexander.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25
Dorcas Society
October Meeting

The Dorcas Society had its Oc-
tober meeting in the parish hall of
ST. Johns Lutheran Church last
Wednesday, with Mrs. Laura Koen
presenting the program on the
topic, mo Forty Hour Week"
The devotionals and scripture
were given by Mrs. Anna Snyder.
Mrs. William Grubbs, head of
the society, presided at the bus
mess session which was attended
by seventeen members, with one
new member, Mrs. Robert Linder,
and one guest, Mrs. Robert Sch
needing, attending.
Mrs. Olive Gregg and Miss Dor
othy Gregg, were the hostess COM
mittee for refreshments.
At the November meeting, a re-
port of the Southern conference in
Lancaster, will be given. Leaders
will be announced later. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Stewart Anderson,
Mrs. Leona Shoaf and Mrs. Dean
Roberts.
Mrs. Peter F. Lanigan has re-
turned to her home on East First
Street after a visit in Colorado
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Simon ir
Denver, and her young son, Rich.
ard Simmon, student at the Un-
iversity of Colorado in Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Bacon, have
returned to their home on North
Union Street, after a visit in
Greenville, South Carolina, with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. E. o. Travis and family.
They also stopped in Atlanta,
Georgia, to see Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Vaughn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dixon, Elm
Street, were at the lodge at Lake
Hope several days last week at
tending the annual convention of
Deputy Sealers of Weights and
Measures of Ohio. At the conclus-
ion of the convention they spent
the remainder of the weekend in
southern Ohio and West Virginia.
" ~
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Lenox of
Chillicothe were guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Powers,
North Oak Street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lenox resided in London for a
number of years when Mr.. Lenox
was employed at the London Pris-
on Farm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25
YerianS Visiting
In Phoenix, Ariz.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil E. Yerian,
North Oak Street, left Sunday for
Phoenix, Arizona, for a visit with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Perram. They
expect to return to London about
November 25.
During Mr.. Yerian's absence a
representative of the Ohio State
Employment Service will be in his
office in the basement of the court
house each Wednesday from nine
to three o'clock. a-.sg
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-25
Atty General
To Address BPW

London Business and Profession
al Women will hear William Sax
be, encouragement of Ohio speak
at its October dinner meeting at
Coover Memorial Club House next
Monday evening, October %.
The Legislative Committee of
which Mrs. Ralph Guy is chairman
is sponsoring the meeting and TAX
ing reservations. Other members
of the committee are, Miss Ruth
Armstrong, East Fifth Street, Mrs.
David McCord and Miss Florence
Connor.