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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24

Commencement Exercises will
be Thursday May 23rd, 8 pm.
Madison South High School Gym
nasium. Thirty-six young people
will be graduated.
The Chillicothe District of the
Methodist Church held their Spring
Session of the District Conference
at the First Methodist Church in
London, Ohio on Monday May 20,
1857. The morning session opened
at 10 am. with Rev. Arthur Shene-
felt leading the Devotions.
A most interesting report on the
United Nations Seminar was given
by Emerson Abts and Harry F.
Baker. The sermon There is a
Green Hill Far Away" was most
impressively given by John w.
Versteeg.
Awards of Merit were given all
churches in the district that had
fulfilled their quote for the new
Seminary. Both the Newport and
the Sedalia Methodist Church re-
ceived one of these awards. Rev.
and Mrs. l. c. Wright and Mrs.
Kermit Hankins from Sedalia, and
Mrs. Isaiah Call, Mrs. Max Dunkle
and Mrs. Robert Trehearne at
tended from the Newport church.
The combined alumni dinner and
dance for this school district will
be held Friday May oath at Madi-
son South High School. Please note
this date, it was reported earlier to
be on the 25th, on the front page,
and this was in error. Graduates
of South Solon, Midway and Madi-
son Local are invited to attend.
Dinner will be served by the Boos-
ter Club, starting at Gas.
The Alumni Home Demonstra-
tion Group will meet Tuesday 28th
at Lafayette. Mrs. Robert Tre-
hearne President of this group ex-
tends cordial invitation to all a.
lumni members to attend this
meeting. Mrs. Mildred S. Bickel
Director of Women's Activities of
the CivilDefense Corps will speak
to the group. Final plans for the
Veterans Picnic and some other
plans are to be brought before the
members. Meeting starts at 1:30.
Remember the Open Gate Gar
den Club will be guests of the Ca
tawba Garden Club on Wednesday
May 29th, at 2 o'clock in Trinity
Methodist Church.
Mr.. Frank Thomas, Shepherd
Road returned to his home Satur-
day May 18th from White Cross
Hospital, where he had been for
the past two weeks. Our prayers
are with him for speedy recov-
cry.
Several members of the open
Gate Garden Club" have opened
their Gardens to the public, on
Saturday May 25 and Sunday May
06
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Battin
went to Earlham College, Rich
mond, Ind, Saturday where they
attended the annual May Day ex-
ercises.
Mrs. Delmer Jobe entertained
with a luncheon bridge at her
home near Cedarville on Friday,
May 18th. There were four tables
in play. Guests from South Char
lesion included: Mrs. Austin Wild
man, Mrs. H. j. Raine, Mrs. Wal
ter Florence, Mrs. Homer McDor-
man, Mrs. E. c. Nehls, Mrs. Rob-
ert Rhodes, Mrs. Merritt Roberts,
Mrs. Elton Tindall, Mrs. H. T.
Nelson and Mrs. E. c. Mattinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. NesbittJ Murray
and Mrs. Catherine Bostwick are
enjoying a three weeks tour of
Mexico.
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Fields of
Springfield will hold open house
on Sunday, May 26th, from 2 to 5
pm. in celebration of their Both
wedding anniversary. Rev. Fields
served as pastor of the South
Charleston Methodist Church from
1948 to 1851.
At the last meeting of the South
Charleston Community Club for
the year, held at the High School
cafeteria recently, officers for the
coming year were elected as fol-
lows: President, Paul Robe; vice
president, DR.. Donnie Brue; secre-
tary-treasurer, L. H. Chenoweth.
The new officers were recommend
ed by the nominating committee
composed of Jack Williams, Ray
mond Steele and John Fields.
Mrs. M. E. Roberts and Mrs. H.
T. Nelson attended a luncheon
meeting of the Clark County Wo-
mems Republican Club held at the
Women's Town Club in Springfield
on Wednesday, May 18th.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24
SHERIFF's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

Case NO. 204s5
The State of Ohio. Madison County
George Charles Davidson
Plaintiff
Rose Marie Davidson and The
First National Bank of London
Defendants
In pursuance of an Order of Sale
In Partition in the above entitled
action, / will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the door of the Court
House in London, in the above nam
ed County. on Friday, the l4th uay
OF June 1857, at 1000 o'clock AM,
the following described real estate,
situate in the County of Madison
and State of Ohio, and in the City OF
London to-wit:
Being Lots Numbers 2s1, 232,
265 and 266 in the Glade Hill
Addition to the City of London.
Said Lots Nos. 231 and 232 shall
be struck off individually and
as unit, and Lots Nos. 265 and
266 struck off individually and
as a unit, and sold at the high
est price obtainable by either
method. A policy of title insur-
ance to be issued to the pur-
chaser.
Said Premises Appraised at Lot
No. 231 at $4,000; Lot No. 232 at
No. 266 at s620O.00 and cannot be
sold for less than two-thirds of that
amount.
TERMS OF SALE: 1870 cash on
day of sale and balance on delivery
of deed Sold free of taxes and as
sessments due through the June
1857 collection.
Herbert c. Markley
Sheriff OF Madison County, Ohio
BY X. II. Johnson, Deputy
Crabbe & Tanner
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Nav l6 % 80 June 13
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24
PlumwOOd Resaca
Community News
MRS. GLENN DILLON
PHONE RESACA 7-23o5
PLUMWOOD
METHODIST CHURCH

Florence Reid, Supt.
Church Services 7:30 Pm.
Rev. William Turner
Tuesday, May %, the Mothers
Club is sponsoring trip to inter-
esting points of Columbus for the
eighth grade. They will have din
ner in the city and will be accom-
panied by the three junior high
teachers and some eighth grade
mothers. Any other mothers who
are interested in going could con-
tact the teachers at school.
William Glass of Plumwood, is
a patient in University Hospital in
Columbus. He has had surgery and
S recuperating slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Reeder of
Cincinnati were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley McAdam.
The All dance Saturday evening
was quite a success. Mrs. Alice
Howsmon won the basket of gro
ceries and a seventh grade student
Judy Pushovitch, won the cake.
The club leaders and members
were very pleased and grateful for
the assistance they received from
everyone in making the dance
success.
The Band Mothers of this school
district met last Thursday after
noon at Plain City School. There
will be beginners class, junior band
class, and senior band class prac-
tice once a week on Wednesday
afternoon and evening according
to Mr.. Loury, the music teacher.
There will be more details given in
the next week or SO.
The Monroe Alumni Banquet is
scheduled for June s at $50 pm.
at the school building. Dinner is to
be served by the ladies of the
Plumwood W.S.C.S. Reservations
are to be in by June /, to Mary
Becker, Rt. London, who is the
treasurer. Other officers are Leon
Kronk, president, Clarabelle Dill
lion, vice president, and liner By
erly, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanford, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Sanford, Mr.. and
Mrs. liner Byerly, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Van Schoych spent the
weekend at Indian Lake, and en-
ioyed some fishing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24
Lilly Chapel
BETTY JEAN EDMISTER
PHONE LONDON VI 2-e553

A Stork shower in honor of Mrs.
Jean Ames was held May II with
Mrs. c. Thompson and Mrs. Med
ors serving as hostesses. Many
lovely gifts were received from the
Misses Ruth Perry, Olive Thomp-
son. Wilma and Juanita AmeS,
Mrs. Dewey Ames, Mrs. Edwin
Ames, Mrs. Emerson Dillon, Mrs.
Bud Pitts, Mrs. Omar Pitts, Mrs.
Bobby Connell, Mrs. Anne loops,
Mrs. Ruth Henson, Mrs. Lizzie
Vanover. Mrs. Wazel Elam, Mrs.
Beulah Hawkins and Nancy, Mrs.
Arthur Myers, Mrs. Bertha Nc
Clution and Sue, Mrs. A. c. Nor
man, Mrs. Dewey Borders Jr.,
Mrs. Emmett Grace and Mrs. Mari
lyn CRASHED. Games and refresh
ments were prepared by the hos
tesSeS.
The Air Force will have an air
alert Sunday, May 26 at Big Plain.
Everyone is welcome and may sign
up for their services.
The annual party for the Sopho-
more class will be Friday May "a
at the home of Jeanette Karn.
Donald Green. Freshman stu
dent at Fairfield received a frac-
tured nose at school last week
while playing ball. Don lives in
Big Plain.
Mrs. William Beeknan, also of
Big Plain, has returned home after
being a patient at Mt. Carmel
hospital Let us join in sending
her cards of encouragement.
Please let US also remember to
send cards to Mrs. Storna Conley
at University hospital, who is still
very sick.
Mrs. Don Miller was called to
Caldwell, Ohio to be with her
Mother, who was taken to a hos
pital for a heart ailment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24

Mr.. Everette Simons, former
resident of Lilly Chapel, is a pa
tient at White Cross hospital for
observation.
Frank Carroll, Sophomore at
Fairfield received a fractured ank-
lie while playing baseball several
days ago.
Church services will be held at
Georgesville Sunday May 26 at
1920 AM. Rev. Buster Hammons.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24
THEY EAT GOOD

The average American spends
about S410 a year for food, or
about S1.12 for a day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Only at Mers ;. entire factory cIoseout Of
SIMMONS HIDE-A-BEDS

Every one full size. Every one
opens TO sleep two on famous
Simmons innersprino mattress.
Every one with the construction
features that make Simmons
Hide-A-Bed the fovorite year
otter year. Choose from moa-
nificent fobries in Mocha, Tur-
quoise, Popriko, Charcoal, To-
boeeo. Block, Emerald, Nugget
and Peacock; or In lovely prints
In Gold, Blue, Green and Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
DOMESTICS, BATH SHOP

sth Floor, Washington Only
l00-H PERT eSe coses seoIoped, pereOe. Peppee sc
I56-lzo PiIowcoses. fancy percoe ---------- 7ec
&-12s Coses. striped pereoe Dan River -----.- I9e
$3.50 Sheets nylon trico twin size ~ tor s.
7s-ff PERT 3e9 Sheets nyion treot double 81
84-49e Sheets striped percoIe. SIx0s, Dan River 249
I00-If PERT 500 Pereoies, 200 count. Slxl0S" 29o
S0-H Pert. 39o Mottress Pods double size 299
7S-H Pert 5eo Mottress Pods sonfozed double for 81
4s-H Pert SOS Pillows foam reoulor size 29q
45-H PERT 7s5 Pillows. FOAM extFc plump 399
36-H Pert 995 Pillows foam. king size ----. 4eo
75-4o9 Bothroom Dropes, rUffed uffeto black 81
1905 Rugs. IS" round. royon brOodIoom So
He-I3o Foce Towels. Common. discontinued 4 for 81
26f-49c W0shcloths, discontinued quality - for 81
3s-sl cOendOr Towels. linen. print design for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
LAMPS
I'm Floor. Washington Quiz

7th Floor. Washington Only
-l099 to 4s9 Floor Lomps assorted. floor samples, is
4oo to 24oo
4-I0s9 to zoe WoH and Ceiling Pulley Lomps. assorted.
as is 69e
$3.50 to 1922 Table Lomps with Shades. mony styles,
some pors ca 400 to 1929
1882 to 9eo Lomp Shades. tobe. bridge and floor
omp mony styles sizes ------------- 81 to l.9o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
TABLE LINENS
b Floor, Rashsn0ton Or

5th tIcDI, Wn5htH0tOn Only
SIS 10 % Irish Linen Sets, s5x75" hopkins -.,4ss
ISL Scors hond-cst whRs cotton. 81" size 80 3ee
i25-SI to l99 Mats, woven straw. patterns for 81
20-19e-2eo Cotton Lace Cloths, 57x52" or 52x70" 81
1888 Cloths. pumpkin color and design 6oxe6" 299
1852 Cloths, IS" round. royon, lace trim -- 800
32-425 Cloths. Plastic coated. prints 5lx51" -. 259
I0-6.25 Cloths, plostc coated. prints, 4lH1" $50
l0-I.1e Luncheon Cloths, cotton and ruyon for 81
H-H Pert 800 Cloths, 54x54" colh, misprint - l.oo
l3-H PERT 500 Cloths 54x72". coia, misprint - 2e9
20-H Pert 9eS Cloths, dinner size, linen -4 oo
1888 Banquet Cloths. linen. COLOR 62xI02" 4eo
1911 Peri. 81 Guest Towels linen for 81
25--H Pert. 7oe Lace Cloths 70xS8" 800
3-99S Cloth Sets, 64xS4, napkins white cotton 81
l2-49o Tea Sets. linen. Ioce trim pieces "a for IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
CABINETS, DINETTES


I-695 Brown Chest. os is ----------------- iSS
f--I4es Bookcase. 3d., os is ---v------------ 6SS
1855 Mite Stond, l6x26x243z". os is --------l0ss
lass Imprinted yonity. as is 6SS
1855 Utility cort pink, as is ------------5 SS
1895 Bor Stool. white 2f. Os is --.----------- 5ss
l-27es Sliding Door Cobinet 16x3sx243z, os is 1888
$3.50 Stokes Bookcase, 30xI6x30'. as is 1888
--l2e5 Imprinted Dropleuf Table, os is 6ss
1855 Imprinted Sliding door cobnet. l2x2Sx2434 as
1855 Imprinted Chest. 7-drower. 4lx27xl@. os Is
1913
'-'''' "0" e'0'e'' A"e"''' ''''''''' ''''' f5ss
Piss Wall Cabinet. Elm Juy, 36sIs", as is 1888
l-2795 Wall ccbinet American stondord ieft'hon6.
j5r30. nc Is 1888
-" 6ss
1-i3es Record cobnet. wrought iron. 26x24" os ss9
1888 Bookcase wrought iron. 26x30", os is - 5T
4-l4es to 1875 Base cobinets. I6x20x36. as is 6SS
1885 Bose cobinet 2ox32x36, os is -----~-- l18S
lass Bose cobine 2Ox74s36". Os is -------- llsS
7-3I9s Bose Cabinet Formco top. 2ox24x36" Os 1888
I-l599 Lewis Broom Closet os is 6Ss
I-74e5 Utility Cobinet, right hand door, os is 1888
5-7495 Lewis Spocesoyes 64x24xl2". as is ---- eS8
I-4oss Wardrobe by Elm Joy. full length mirror. os Is
1888
5-It peri. IIS.So 10 1870 HoHeH 0PC DHeteS'
ih Floor Slrcr Sprn0 Only
1895 Bose cobine 7ox32x36". as is ---------ilsS
lass Base cobinets. 7ox24x36", os is ------- sSs
1855 Lewis Utility Cabinets os -------------i3ss
1885 Wardrobe. 66x77x2o" os is ------------ 1913
1T PERT 1926 Howell 5-pe Dinette ---------- ssss
SIT PERT 1926 to 1895 Howell s-pe Dinettes g. SO
90 OF DouoIos spe Dnettes. as is 1888
1895 DougIos 7-pe Dnette swirl mahogany as Sss
Sth Floor PARK neton Only
2-I4e5 Bose cobinets I6x20x36" os is ---------68S
I--lses Utility Cabinet 64x24xl2. os -------- 6sS
3- Pert. 1895 Dinettes. 5-pe by Howell 6S8S
3-ooe5 Howell 5-pe. Dinettes ------------ 1888
1895 Douelos 5-pe Dinettes. chrome block. IS
1888
1895 DoUgIos 7pe Dinete. swirl mohogony os is Sss
7h Floor Washington 9Th Floor Silver Spring PARKinOton
l2-ISe5 Metal Utility cobinets, shelves, 62x24xl2,
as S66
chair, 1926
6-lesss Dinettes by DOugIos 7pe. Formeo top tobie
side chairs, arm chair ----. 500
lo-77s5 spoeesoyer cObinet,, 64x27xI3, Os is Hss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
CURTAIN FABRICS


IS Bots-2.79 Fobries, S to Syd lengths Yd, 1862
SASS Slip Covers. chair and SOTO styles displays 99
l0-2295 Custom Mode Droperies. disploys pr. 1879
4o0-I3e Cote curton Fobres prints IS" vide Yd 66c
I5-SI Color Guide Cards 3oc
500 Yd-l6o to 2eo Decorator Fobrics - yds. 81
1000 Yds-I69 to 1923 Remnants assorted "a OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
Street Floor, WASHINGTON onlp


S00-I3s to l95 Nyion Hose. seom-free; plain, mesh
weayes some propooned lengths sizes ga to H. broken
sizes 55c, Prs. 81
H2-7oe, Soc NyIon Knee. Length Socks ----- 39e
H-$l Corduroy PRINT Seuffs. broken szes see
$500 to SOS Fobrie Leather Hondbogs ------- 1897
20-l0eo FobTic, Leather Hondbogs ---------4.oo'
l0-l2eo Leather Fobric Handbags 80 $751;
sass Brond-No Colt Hondbcgs. IeOther lined SIS
'Plus 100, Federal TGr
300-5eo Wool Jersey Orion Silk BIouses 81 to 80 in the
group ~------------------------3 eo
$3.50 to 59s Stoles I 90
500-SI Silk Seorfs ----------- 6oc
60-I50 to So Hondkerehiefs -----------S 81
50-$I Mems Hondkerchefs -------50e
200-$2-$3 indio CoIIors -----------------------N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
wv WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
COMMUNITY STLVERPLATE
SILVER sHop. IN FL. washtn
II OFF!
Evening stor" Pottern
PAINTS

7th Floor, Washington Only
$3.50 WoU Paint, rubber base, disc colos - Cal 2eo
5o5os Porch and Floor Paints. buteshp grey Goi 299
200-l90490 Imperol Washable Wallpaper, dbl. roll 6oc
Io-I39 Pepper Drop Cloths. 9xl2-foot Eoeh, SSc
I3-565 Valentine Clear vornish quick dry Gul 34o
9-6.l9 Fot Paint. Discontinued coIors Gal 39o
1877 Non-YejIowing White Enomel .----. Col, 40
1855 Roller Painter, mrpe holds pit. Eo, 1872
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
LUGGAGE CLEARANCE


Slohy domoged or style discontinued but all in guoron
teed serieeoble condition All prices plus tox
$500 Women's rs" King-size Pulim0n 2lV
1880 Women's Top Groin cowhide n" Weekende'.
$3.50 Matching IS" Overnight Vonity -------- 1913
$3.50 Amelia Eorhor Brown English Tweed Hot and
Shoe cose ..---3 1898
$50 so Amelia Eo,bort 70" Pullman - HSs
I-z2s0 Men, n" Ton Grain cowhde Weekend 49, $3.50
los 90 Mo,ebioo Men, 24' Two.suhe, 1850
2-7lss Men, d" Communion in sun.cn eowhide 1899
IA 90 Ar.io Eo,bo,t 10" Havana Brown Overniqhter
1928
1925 II" vnyl-covered Overnight vonity ---- 1857
i-ls9s IS" Red vn "shorinp" Lodys vOny llS5
1000 sOrerOit TOwner Oversees cOss---------'29'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
BEDSPREADS

6th Floor Washington Only
1895 TO l295 Spreods escorted ioequords S.
32-6o5 to 1925 Dropes, assorted ioequords S.
N-l4o8 Spreads. chenille. twin and double $3.50 So
20-I09S Spreods Wedding Ring, chenille, sizes -
1893 Spreads. chenille. muItieoor, overlap =. 44o
1852 Spreads, chenille, white ovehoy, twin size 399
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS

Sth Floor. WASHINGTON Only
lS-ll95.l6s5 Wool Bionkets. Twin -------- 7.e5
1852 Blcnkets, royon-nyIon 72xs4" sire ------399
-l5o5 Comforts. down filled toffeto $50
IS-IA95 to 1926 Bionkets, ol-wooi, double 895
iI-lo95 to A95 Electric Bionkefs, twin. double S95
73-49o Blankets. lightweight. rOyOn-nyIon, 72xs%'.
z for IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
CHELDREN'S AND INFANTS

IND FTUOF WUSNIHVIUN Univ
H-s Todders Cotton Knit Sleeper Pants, sizes e. 4oe
$3.50 Cotton Flannel Puiomos size 1879
75-ISo Girls Cotton Slips. sizes to " go. 81
$3.50 Todders Cotton Flannel Seepers, sire a.. l3S
$3.50 Girls Cotton Flannel Gowns, sizes to --I99
-2e9 Plostie Bosket Liners, standard size ---- 64
$3.50 500 AH-Woo Blankets. 36x50 ------.. l8S
3o-.4oo, 500 Plush Toys, soiIed or dcmosed 2SS
Ioo-275 to 2s5 chIdens SppeSOx, Hosiery. s1ezs s,
l7o
45-3oo Teens Slippers, broken szes -..-.- 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
BOYS FURNISHINGS, CLOTHING

gRd Floor, washington OnV
ls-4oo BOYS Robes, cotton pLsse in 4 to 1872
an 90 Rave Sport Shirts Dress Shirts broken
,'..,xnI3 I6o, 3 for IS
5O-Ioo Boys Ivy League Cops, smol, medium Jorge 81
7s-69e. 7oe Boys Athletic Shirts; 4, 8, 8 25e
22-iISo Boys Atwood compus coots. to ~ 1n
l2-loeo h. Boys An.Wooi Suits, TO So9
ls-Io9o Prep Boys Sports cocts, u to Is --- Sw
1905 Young Mems Sports cocts, 81 to 81 ----I2w
5-22so Husky Boys Sports. IS Is. ~ ------- ~
$3.50 j.. Boys Feneh coots, g. s------------- w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
GIRLS' & SUBTEENS' SPORTSWEAR

end Floor. Washington Only
30-299 Subteen Roneoots red beige, turquoise corduroy,
Seo
$3.50 to 500 Subteen Biouses Joekets, SmJims 1888
50-l9o.59o Skirts BIouses, Joekets. Swimweor 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
NEWS 5000 AND $500
SUITS AND TOPCOATS

Wotsteds, tlonneIs, shOtk.kns Ol RR
tweeds and herrinebones.
Reouiors IS to 4s. Shorts 81 to AZ Longs 81
70 az Broken sizes in stouts Not oil sizes in
every fobrie and color.
end Floor. Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
FASHION FABRICS

Street Floor, Washington onIV
$50 yds 9se Drip-Dn Cotton Prints yds 81
$50 yds sec to csc New Spring cottOns yd 2'e
500 yds csc to 1873 Somple MroeIe Fobes yd SIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
MISSES AND WOMEN'S FASHIONS


50-s25 to 1853 Womens Better Dresses, royon erepes
woo loees ruyon taffetos sizes I49227 in group S4
30229S to 29eS Cocktoj Dresses, fcrmos 10 to H. SI8
l505e9 800 DOy:me Dresses cettons royons prints
pi1id stripes solid Misses womeas Sizes 26S
69-I2eS 10 1898 Collelo, Lard Sehober Shoes 685
1915 to SIS Nurses Uniforms cotton, nyion white, in
assorted styles. Misses. womens sizes 1888 to 1888
zoo $50 to 8eo Fomcus Mdke Biouses wool Jersey orion
ord wool blends 1909 orion; classic. dessy styles 81
to ~ in the group 3o9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
COSMETICS, NOTIONS

street Floor WASHINGTON ONLY
2l6-S3 $50 Fabric Travel Kits with fittings 1897
l32-298 Tcrryeoth FGp-Boek Both Mot ---------l9S
50-795 Terryeieth Couch Covers .----------- 34o
'PiuS Tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
RECORDS
5th Floor. Washinpton .

5th Floor Washington;
9Th Floor, Stiper Spring: St. Floor PARKtn0ton
3oo-I49 to 2sS EP rs" Speed Records 79e or z for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
MATERNITY FASHIONS

End Floor. Washington. Silper Spring and PARKuOton
5o-499 Maternity Jackets. sizes 10 TO is 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
BOYS' CLOTHING

2nd StIrer srd Floor pARKn0ton
$500 IT, Boys Corduroy Stocks. sizes s to II 3eo
52-2495 IT, Boys Wool Suburban Coots to H. 9oo
$3.50 Boys Wool Surcoots, szes to 10 1872
9-s25 H. Boys Wool Zip-Lined Topeoots to II 1899
1889 Prep Boys Zip-Lined Wool Topcoots : Ae9
1890 Young Mems Zip-Lined Wool Topeoots 1899
$3.50 Husky Cotton Fionne Lined Denim Jeons so to g.
799
6o-Is9 Grew Neck Knit Shirts. broken sizes to Is.
l59, 2 for So
200-49c to 7se Cotton Socks. broken sizes to IL,
3oc, ; for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
FURS! GREATLY REDUCED!
WOMEN'S ACCESSORIES

-oducts labeled to snow country Of origin Of imported
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-19
Storekeeper
Flags Train,
Averts Crash

A train-truck collision at the
Aitchison Crossing, Washington
Grove, was prevented last week
by the quick thinking of Charles
I. Hershey, owner-operator of a
grocery store next to the railroad
tracks.
Told by woman customer that
truck had just stalled on the
tracks, Hershey checked his
watch and noted that a speeding
Baltimore & Ohio passenger train
was three minutes overdue. Rae
ing out of his store and down
the tracks, Hershey tagged the
train with his handkerchief. 1t
was able to stop 10 feet from the
stalled truck.
The conductor told Hershey Wis
Utility was so poor due to fog the
engineer would not have been able
to avoid crash if the train had
not been tagged.
The disabled dump truck, which
belonged to a contract hauler for
a crushed stone firm, was pulled
off the track by a milk truck
aided by passersby. Hershey said
the driver, whom he did not know,
suffered a cut shoulder and AL
fred Christie, Sd, of Washington
Grove, wrenched his back in at
tempting to move the truck.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-19
Atomic Study
Unit Headed
By Browning

Warren Browning, of 5409
Moorland lane, Bethesda, has
been named chairman of the
Atomic Energy Committee of the
Legislative Council of Maryland.
Announcement Of the forma.
ton Of the new committee was
made by State Senator Louis l..
Goldstein, president of the Mary.
land State Senate, who also nam.
ed John S. Walker, of 7101 Glen.
brook road, Bethesda, and Henry
T. Douglas, of Baltimore, to the
committee.
Sen. Goldstein said there is no
existing legislation on atomic
energy in Maryland, and, There
appears TO be a present need, un.
der the police powers of this
state, for regulatory Legislation
.
Walker was a former counsel
Of the Joint Congressional Com.
mittee on Atomic Energy. Brown.
ing, ain attorney, is a county del.
egate TO the Maryland General
Assembly.