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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
S15,750
BUILDERS HOME
Comdr. Transferred
BRoyHILL PARK

See tRisI im 4 az 5uN' a,,.hr,c,
rambler. shaded By tail oaks z
bedrms., liv. rm. with firepI. beau.
tiful G-E kit; full basement with
garage; cow. to grade school.
trans; and shopping. Priced at
81, $50. assume 4hGs loan. Dir. !:
Route 90 past Seven Corners to
Graham I'd, left on Graham to
1905, or Annandale I'd. to Graham.
right to open sign. IA. 2-62O0.
KELLER a. HAWTHORNE FRI. Eat
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Springfield Forest

New SOFT. brick rambler with
wooded lot. Liv. .rm. with iTepl,
rms. tiled full bath with Vanitory
and tiled bath on master bed
room. Modern elec. kit. featuring
birch cabinets. wall oven and
pantry. has pass-thrqugh 70 sep,
iish basement has picture window,
Eround-level entrance and plumb
ine roughed in for fun bath. 500,
100; career, FLA or Conventional
terms; 9 4 I CONSTRUCTION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
MONTICELLO PARK
ADJOINING BEVERLY HIfIa

HDJOININu bENERLY Hills
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
5000 Old Dominion blvd.
"A 3-bedroom. 2-bath beau
" rambler. Full basement
and attic. Grounds ate
spacious. Oeorge Mason
School District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14

BELLE HAVEN

overlookins river. golf course
3 eedrms., 3 baths. gear garage.
maids quarters. Completely re-
ceeoreted; wan-to-yan carpet. $685.
600. CAL SO. 5-4965.
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Functional Rambler
8 Bedrooms, Den, 8 Baths

Dsscned and built By May Housing Corporation this new
those who entertsn WI pe ~ inter-
room ~ .s WITH fireplace can be thrown vnS
and hoom enseed from an open starwel the st
fireplace and adjoining bath diversified double sarsse WIN
DIRECTIONS TO REACH Cross Chain Bridge and contnu,
Gebe road to 1900 SS00
bock 70 Pollard st turn left block left Roberts
Open sign - " -'' S''' y" "''0 snu ouf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
OTHER OUTSTANDING 2, 8, 4 AND
5 BEDROOM HOMES
500 BEVERLY DRIVE
BEVERLY HILLS

A 2-bedroom in q beauti-
ful setting. English type, 2
Story. has entrance hall.
lS-ft living room. nice size
dining room, A huge screened
porch and large patio. Up
stairs there are 2 bedrooms
and q bath. Another bath In
basement and Q paneled
maids room. George Mason
School District.
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4 ROLLING ACRES

8 BEDROOMS.
Lovely brick home with 2Ox20
liv. rm. with firepls., spacious din.
nm, country style cleo. kit, pine
paneled entr.. hall, 2 full baths,
oSmt; with outside entr.. oil h, w h..
and barn. Peach and apple or
chard. Ice garden. Very cony, loo.
S24 $50, with moderate dn. pay
ment, owner will finance at $500 a
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ASSUME Az % LOAN
Split level in Falls Church. close
to z Corners, assume big OF. loan,
z bedrme:, Ia baths, lge.. hv. rm..
=. 70 ceiling fireplace, nice family
ana din. rm.. fully equip. kit,
pate 6;o carport, $l7:s50. With
Which incls. everythins Owner S
Will hold some 2nd trust with
smaller down payment.
CIR. 1851
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FINE
VALUE
LS23.685

Antique brick split level only
lived in months. Family room and
a ground-level. partially finished
4th bedroom in basement 24-foot
larse dining room with French
doors TO rear yard. Master bed
room with private bath; carport
and 2-zone Dashboard hot-water
heat. Walk to grade school
/ TO REACH: Out Lee hwy. (Rte.
20 and 2ll1 to Falls Church; right
on Broad st tRte ~ . miles TO
lemon "a tHte $50 turn rlGht
and "Rowland's" open sign.
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Crystal Clear Brool
Two Acres

sgsom.o home situated beautifully wooded site
convenient TO downtown Washington Shirley
down living room ars. dining sesnt kitchen bedroom
IsrraSsc sun deck beautiful recreation room With adjonins
zone patio. S39,sO0. - - -
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2609 CENTRAL AVE
BRADDOcK HEIGHTS
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

Three bedrooms plus den
(or 4 bedroomSD, powder
room on entrance hall, full
bath upstairs, commode In
full basement: garaee. Yard
Is FENCED and level. A won
derful home and buy for the
growing family, Georae
Mason School District.
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Sc ACRES

Lovely rolling land in Oakton
area. Nice frame home with 5 bed
rms, or 3 bedrms. and sep. apt.
Lee. din. rm.. family size kit. biz
screen porch. lovely setting with
beaut. big trees: 6-cow barn, corn
crib. chicken houses, horse barn,
machine shed, gar. and plenty OF
water for pasteurine, all fenced.
over "a mile I'd. frontase. S49.95O.
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9o3 cHALFQNTE DRIVE
BEVERLY HILLS
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

3 bedrooms tor . bedrooms
and DEM. Iva baths. porch,
garage, basement-no more
ground than your wife can
take care of-loveiy earden
And the home in q garden
SPOT oeorge Mason School
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CIR. 3-3617

II SECLUDED ACRES
Commanding view. Vienna, Oak
ton area. White brk. rambler iee
kit. with eating space, l4x20 liv
rm. with firepls.. ? beaut. picture
windows, full bsmt. with rec. rm.
area and picture windows. S2s. 600.
CIR. 3-3617
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TRI-LEVEL
ONTV cog OEn

sos saiff fI6s sSso S csi. pEH
SrepI. iS sn pRN: 4 Sed rsat.n 81
opening onto balcony overlooking
sweeping is-aere lot; 2is baths; de
luxe kit with breakfast nook; Their.
mopane windows; indirect lighting:
earport slln deck. YOU CAN AS
suME HUGE EXISTING OF LOAN
.-HURRY-TH1s WON'T LAsTi
Parker, Smith & Donnell
IA. 7-ol6i REALTORS IA. 7-ssi7
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LYON VILLAGE
8 Bedrooms, Ia Baths

charming Of living roonn
olning kitchen acove
second moor
pathi detached garaee hot-water 100000 - =
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VIENNA
OVER / ACRE

A BUILDERS HOME. 3 BATHS
i, :. 3 lge. bedrn., big brick rambler.
1Sx24 picture window, liv. rm.,
nice fireplace; 11x13 din. nm. !:
charming. GE kit; massive walk.
out daylight bsmt.; paneled rec.
rm.. picture window, fireplace:
laundry rm.; garage; exclusive To-
cation. $23,5OO
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-05-27
Embassy Fovors
Participation
In Boxing Meet

T e Philippine Embassy in
Washington, DC. favors the parti-
cipation of the Philippines in the
forthcoming international Boxing
Tournament in Seattle in August.
In a letter to Mr.. A. L. Neff,
general chairman of the Tourna-
ment, Mr.. Manuel A. Viray. EN-
bassy cultural affairs officer, writ
ing for the Ambassador says:
"The Embassy looks forward to
Philippine participation, and 1 am
confident that the Philippine Anna
teur Athletic Federation, to which
your initial invitation was refer
red recently, is seriously consider
ing sending a team to Seattle.
THE Embassy is sending an
other follow-up to Manila, and l
will communicate with you again
upon receipt of a reply"
The international Boxing Tourn-
ament win be held in conjunction
with the Seattle Seafair activities.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-05-27
BUrgos Lodge To Hold
Queen Contest Dance

Burgos L cd g No. 10, CDA.,
Inc, will hold its second queen
contest tabulation dance in Wash
ington Hall, June Is. In charge
will be Ralph Ayson, contest chair
man. Serving as natron for the
evening will be Mrs. Clemcia Dunn
lao, a member of Josephine Brac-
ken Lodge No. SO, Caballeros de
Dimas Alang.
Meanwhile California has also
launched its queen contest for the
same honors, M. R. Divina, ma
tional queen contest chairman, an
nounced. -Four girls are also en-
tered there.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-05-27
SenC+or BrioneS
Goes EoS+ For
Medical Gore

Senator Manuel Briones of Cebu,
travelling with his wife and his
sons family, including husband
wife and little daughter, stopped
in Seattle at the Olympic Hotel re
Gently on his way to Washington,
DC. for medical treatment He is
suffering from neuralgia of the
face and was in a hospital in
Washington, DC. until last Deem
Der when it became too cold for
his party and so they returned to
the Philippines. This time he may
have to submit to a surgical oper-
alton.
While in Seattle he was taken
around the city by the staff of
the Philippine Consulate, and they
patronized Mrs. M. Rustia's Cen
eva Cafe almost all the time they
were here.
The Senator has known Manuel
S. Rustia for more than twenty
years. He was formerly a member
of the Supreme Court of the Philip
pines. He is one of the few mem
bers of the Royal Spanish Acad-
envy outside Spain being very act
i've in Spanish literature.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-05-27

Patricia Arlene Pipe, senior at
Franklin High School, is one of
five Seattle teen-agers hOnOred
early this month and given ex-
pense-paid trips to the National
Junior Achiever's Conference to
be held August Is at Indiana
University in Bloomington, In
diana.
The other teen-agers are David
@. Wynstra, Roosevelt High
School junior; Linnea Carlson,
Queen Anne High School sOphO-
more; Betty MCLEAN, Quee n
Anne High junior; and Mike
jefferson, Roosevelt High junior.
The awards were announced at
a banquet held at the Masonic
Temple i'm recognition of the
achievements of 400 teen-age
members of 20 junior companies
in the city.
Patricia Pipe is also the re-
cipient of a 81 800 scholarship
to be used in a college Of her
choice for one year.
Patricia is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wv Pipe, 1888
18th Ave. N.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-05-27

al dCIlVl
Apable mo.
Greg Eba
4 Felix 3
" Bariqll
@anor MOI
A Mrs. I
Pie Anciar
Z Selling
Pile Lucri.
Fsego, Nh
"a plus n
'oting the.
= affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15
Fall Ticket Sole
Drive Launched
BY Symphony

-, The National Symphony
! Association launched its fall
reason ticket sale drive yes
terday afternoon at a recep-
ton held by Mrs. Lawler B.
Reeves, chairman Of ticket
sales, in the "Shoreham
Club" headquarters Of the
drive.
The "Shoreham Club" an
aforementioned suite donated
by the hotel. will open to-
morrow and will be manned
by some ITO volunteers max
ing phone calls up to Octo-
Der IS, the date Of the OPEN
ing concert.
Conductor and Mrs. How
ard Mitchell and president Of
the Symphony Association
Carson Gray Frailey were
guests Of honor at the party
Other distinguished guests
invited were Mrs. Maxwell D.
Taylor. Mrs. Hoy Davis. Mr.,
and Mrs. Bernard Bralove,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farr SIM
mons. Mrs. T. Perry Lippitt,
Mrs. Cyrus S. Ching. Mrs,
Hans Klagsbrunn and Mrs.
1 Abbot Low Moffat.
II Also invited were represent
atives from each Of the Al
Army Wives Clubs in the
area which make UP the
Army Wives Council. Mrs.
Hoy Davis is the Orchestra
representative on the Council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15
Democratic Women
Pldn Dance, Show

the current political scene,
viii be the feature event.
1919 was the year women
were FIRST admitted to mem
bership on the Executive
Committee Of the Democratic
National Committee.
A take-of on I'm in Love
With John Foster Dulles" will
be one Of the numbers and
Democratic Dolls" spot
lighting the Charleston era.
another. Men win be repre-
scented BY . harbershop quar-
tet. Lyrics for the revue
have been written BY Flora
Gill Jacobs.
Preceding the dance q buff
fet supper viii be served at
the clubhouse at 7 o'clock,
according 10 Mrs. Martin L.
Friedman, chairman Of the
dance.
Mrs. Robert Y. Kerr Of
Washington is national
chairman Of Democratic
Woman's Day. which viii be
celebrated by Democratic
women's clubs throughout
the country from September
Is to "a. Mrs. Eleanor Rcose-
welt founded the first DEM
ocratic Woman's Day IN 1899.
which each year marks the
increasing Importance Of
women in politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15

Members and friends Of
the Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club will gather in the
main ballroom Of the May
flower Hotel Saturday eve-
ming to celebrate the 18th
national observance Of Demo-
] cratic Woman's Day with q
VAlack-tie dance and musical
I'd hue.
: gore than 1000 invita-
tioFiA have been issued for
THE 9 o'clock affair, the hrSt
dance ever given by the club.
and guests win include meme
hers Of area Democrats
women's clubs. as well as
DISTINGUISHED Democrats i've
ing in Washington.
The guest Of honor and
~First Lady" viii Be Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman. one OF the
clubs founders and its first
president in 1923. she served
as president for three terms.
Democratic Delights Of
1857" a revue depicting the
role Of women in the party
from 1919 to 1887 and in
GLIDING musical lampoons Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15
OAR Groups
Open Season

independence Bell Chapter,
NSDAR. win hold It's
first meeting Of the year At
2 pm. Saturday at the home
of Miss Marian Brooks. 4705
Albemarle street NV. Miss
Gertrude Robinson viii give
q talk on the history Of THE
Pledge Of Allegiance TO the
Flag"
-
Keystone Chapter. OAR,
will meet Saturday at 2 pm.
at the Chapter House LII
brary. 1882 Massachusetts
avenue NV.
II
The Membership Commit
tee, DCDAR, will meet
Thursday at 8 pm, at the
Chapter House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15

JUST PRAcTIcING-
Mr.. WiIIiom Riodon
assumes his secretory-
of-stote expression as
Mrs. Bruce Sundlun, q
democratic doll"
tcenterl looks smItten
and Mrs. Samuel
Briohtmon sings 'Whot
Does Thot Girl See in
John Foster DuIIes?"
Stor Stoff Photos.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02
READ THE WANT ADS!
EYMb-ER.IHl
FARM PERSONAL PROPERTY
LONG ACRES FARM
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1857

Beginning Ar 1000 AN.
Sale will be held Long Farm located eight miles south
of London Ohio miles north OF Washington c. H. fwo miles
west Of State 3s Lnon Road Madison South
High School, follow arrowsl
ss- FEEDER cATLE-9s
twenty good quality steers sversse ~eshf sso es tive black
$50 bs AZ good quality heers average weight eso lbs
42o - HOGS - 4zo
twenty-five crossbred gifts bred TO Cline hybrid bos TO
fsrrons May 25 "a cossbed bred to faow their
third ters in Juy s crossbred with good lers by
side 200 feeder pigs average weight SO to 90 bs
hybrid male hogs yeaines. All gifts and male hogs
mmunized.
Late model FsrmaI tractor late model Farma tractor
lHc Model i23 sepropelIed l2-ft. combine Mime apo
Moline grow pull type corn picker INC grain drill
dump and Wisconsin motor IHc 3bottom, f4neh breaking
below M ss Hc sx M s. c
fors Mnnea Moline Arrow rotary hoe l4C loft culf
He e scc sso c @ b
side delivery rske c 5fi drag harrow; tractor spray out
f complete with 2- boom and hand boom; Grove farm
wagon rubber with grain bed like new Ic farm
rubber with sooaaon steel water tank three wagon
drsss Drag ''''''' -N's'''' - - ''' :" 49, ~
PLEASE above described farm sehner and equip
much better than average condition and practically
oil Of it has been purchased ned since 1851.
HOG and CATTLE FEEDING EQUIPMENT
Seven large Colony hog houses with floors; nine Thuma B
ole hog boxes Ihuma 2drop feede three Oxl2 sleep
ina houses four large hog shades six Cena winter
hog ountains Sooga cae and hog tank 5oos cattle and
hog tank feeding pafoms pane fouehs heat lamps;
combination hay and grain bunks I2 long, +wo large cattle
shades four metal tanks mineral feeder: cattle gates
etc.
MISCELLANEOUS
Portable water pump with gasoline motor air compressor
pete with motor and paint gum compressed
gum electric grinder platform scales; Page fence streehe
extension cords odd lots of oil and grease steel posts locust
posts; nine rolls picket ebbnsi blocks; dimension
lumber; hand tools; and many other items
FEEDS
$500 bushels in cribs $50 bushels oats; 300 bales
alfalfa and mixed hay; 200 bales whest straw.
LUNCH SERVED
TERMS CASH
LONG ACRESFARM
opekosif Farm management Ine London Ohio P UL zz23
Lloyd Enge Form Foreman Phone London UL zl552
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02
West Jefferson's S
Cub Scout Pack
Stands Inspection

West Jefferson'S Cub Scout Pack
122, under the leadership of Cub
master Keith Dentner, observed
their first inspection Friday night
in the basement of the First Bap-
tist Church. Ratings were made
and den 3 rated highest with a
score of 99.4. Second place went to
Den 2 with SO and third to Den l
with score of 97.5 out of a pos
sible 100.
Duane Oyster and Lunda Cor
dial are the two assistants to Cub
master Dentner. Jack r. Embrey
Jr., is the secretary of the group.
The den mothers of the three
groups participating in the inspec-
ton program were Mrs. Duane
Oyster, Den 3; Mrs. Arthur Patter-
son, Den and Mrs. Lunda Cordial,
Den 1.
Next years program will prob
ably be combined with an annual
Blue and Gold dinner to honor the
scouts, the leaders and their par
entS for the work in scouting. No
definite plans have been made for
such program yet, according to the
scout group leaders.
1t was announced at the inspec-
tion that some of the Cub groups
will be participating in the Scout
ing Jamboree to be held this
month at the Madison County
Fairgrounds in London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02
West Jefferson Club Grows From
Small Start In '48 To Hostess
For District Group Spring Meet

The West Jefferson Mothers
Club, affiliated with the Ohio
Child Conservation League was or
ganized July 13, 1948. Mrs. Ever
EFT Ellinger, who had recently
moved to this community from
Kirkersville, together with Mrs.
John Godfrey, now of Reynolds
burg, Ohio, originated this club.
Members of the Kirkersville Mo-
theirs Club installed the following
officers and familiariZed the new
club with the work of the organi-
Zation, President, Mrs. Frank Rec
tor; Vice President Mrs. Everett
Filing n; Recording Secretary,
Mrs. Duane Cornwell: Correspond
ing Secretary, Mrs. John Godfrey;
Treasurer, Mrs. Leigh Bradfield
and Historian, Mrs. James Friday.
Members at that time were Mrs.
Leigh Bradfield, Mrs Guy Blauser,
Mrs. Francis Baker, Mrs. Howard
Bigony, Mrs. Duane Cornwell,
Mrs. Everett Ellinger, Mrs. Will
liam Galloway, Mrs. John Godfrey,
Mrs. George Horton, Mrs. Byron
Johnson, Mrs. Richard Johnson,
Mrs. Clyde Johnson, Mrs. Robert
Klise, Mrs. Larry Kaho, Mrs.
Walter Loveless, Mrs. Major Mer-
rick, Mrs. Harold Nichols, Mrs.
James Friday, Mrs. Thomas
Pearce, Mrs. Frank Rector, Mrs.
Orville Rings, Mrs. Russell STRAIT
ton, Mrs. Edward Sidner, Mrs.
Winifred Truit, Mrs. Louis Tho
mas, Mrs. Earl Thomas, Mrs. Ben
Timmons, and Mrs. Frank Stoeffle.
Mrs. Richard Johnson, Mrs. Tho
mas Pearce, Mrs. Francis Baker.
Mrs. Everett Ellinger and Mrs.
Larry Kaho are the only charter
members still active in the club.
The club has one charter member
who is inactive, Mrs. Frank Rec
tor of Lilly Chapel, Ohio.
The object of the club is to pro-
vide for physical, intellectual and
moral purity, health and strength
of character of childhood and
youth and to promote their well
fare by means of education and
advisory work.
Realizing the worth of kinder
garten to those of pre-school age
in the community gave the Mo-
theirs Club an idea for a worth
while project on which to spend
their energy. The Club was told it
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02

would have to support it the first
year and then if it were success
full, the Board of Education would
take it over. Plans and work began
in February 1851. At that time
Mrs. Marlyn Fettrow was Presi-
dent and Mrs. Raymond Deacon
was Chairman of the Special Plan
ming Committee Assisting Mrs.
Deacon on the original Committee
were Mrs. Joe Lewis, Mrs. Tho
mas Pearce and Mrs. Robert Kill
leen. 1t fell to the four to start the
financial ball rolling. The first and
perhaps the largest money making
project was the School Carnival in
April.
The membership was broken in
to other committees and each was
responsible for aiding with the fl
nancial problem, Thus, in Septem-
Der 1851, the Kindergarten opened
at 'B" School on Route 40 under
the guidance of Mrs. r. N. Ardrey
of London, Ohio. She still holds
this position. The class, however,
has moved into the High School
Building in the Village. In Septem-
Der 1851, there were 40 children
enrolled in the half day sessions;
now the class numbers 70 making
it necessary to alternate the days
the children attend.
During the club year of 1854
1855, the club invited all the young
mothers of the community to at
tend tea. The club felt it wanted
to get acquainted and TO branch
out the c. c. L. program. Out OF
this meeting, three new Mothers
Clubs were formed, Buttons to
Beaux," of which Mrs. Pauline
Cullman was President; the Town
and Country" of which Mrs. Char
les Whipple was President; and
THE Merry Merriman Mothers
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02

Club" of which Mrs. Carl Love was
President.
The present officers of the West
Jefferson Mothers Club are, Presi-
dent, Mrs. Raymond Ryan; Vice
President, Mrs. William Doherty;
Recording Secretary, Mrs. Robert
Redman; Corresponding Secretary.
Mrs. Emmett Kell; Treasurer,
Mrs. Raymond Shipley; and His
torian, Mrs. David Ducey.
The Past Presidents of the or
ganization are Mrs. Frank Rector,
Mrs. Everett Ellinger, Mrs. Fran
els Baker, Mrs. Marlyn Fettrow
Mrs. Raymond Deacon, Mrs. Rich
ard Johnson, Mrs. Thomas Pearce
and Mrs. Robert Recob.
At the South Central District
Conference in 1856 at Williams
port, Ohio, the Four Mothers
Clubs issued an invitation to the
Conference for the 1857 Spring
Conference to be held at West JEFF
ferson. The invitation was accepted
and the Four Clubs are now plan
ming for the event April 81, 1857
with an expected guest list of 40C
Mothers. Registration will start al
$50 AM. at the M e h o dist
Church. The morning sessions will
be held in the Methodist Church
Sanctuary and the workshops will
be held in the Methodist and Bap-
tist Churches. The luncheon will be
held at the West Jefferson High
School at 1890. The Speaker fol
the afternoon will be William Bal.
son, Assistant Superintendent OF
the Girls Industrial School, whose
topic will be Juvenile De1inquen.
cy, It's Pitfalls and the State Pro
gram!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02
Ground Breaking
Service Held In
Plattsburg Area

Plattsburg An impressive
ground breaking service for the
Plattsburg Congregational Christ
ian Church building addition was
held recently.
The Rev. John S. Queen, past
or of Polk Grove Church, and for
mer resident was the guest speak
er.
Participating in the ground
breaking service were: George Ag-
lie and Paul Aukeman co-chair-
man of finance; Ralph Hewes
chairman of building; Leslie Skill
ings, chairman of Trustees: Joe
Yowler, moderator of the Official
board and Sunday School supt.
Alfred Shaw, Principal of Platts-
burg School; George Brunell
Supt. of Northeastern School Dis
trict; Ralph Harnan, architect
George Cassidy, contractor; bene.
diction by the Minister The Rev
Albert H. Young.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ross McNei
former pastor also were present.