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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

SOLID sHoRTENINcs SMOKE The special ingredient
they contain that makes them good for baking, breaks
down at frying temperature. Smoking shortening Is
breaking down, and that can hardly be good for yOu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

MEssoN on DOES NOT SMOKE because Il IS az
shortening IN its purest form-nOthing added Wesson
clear and brilliant light IN body, it sparkes
it pOurs No other oil fresh. pure. and Is light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Smokes out! Flavor's in!

Enjoy cleaner frying with no cingng Odr
Brighter favor foods-nO film after they've cooled
Dgesth safely prepared than with oOssst solid shortcomings
andth riHy-Wessons the shortening you pour
and again and again
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

Miami. Fla. Nov. ll--This IS
. .,ory that we planned 10 ~'''e
~ months ago but didn't. ia
"A WIZ Because it sounoeo
Wv hundreds OF others Una.
nsve streamed across our oesS
s,or;ous word pictures oil pro-
,ec,ed land Developments.
'e We had heard glowing re
norts Of Indian Lake EsVas
po''S .s visited Leon Ackerman'
~. Washington, D. c. develop develop
VI. w Who proceeded TO unio.o
En- ,. Mans for the development
If Indian Lake Estates 20 "
southeast Of Lake "ales, ,b,c
So We waited rcasohan'e
,onsth Of time and then toon .
las las, week to see what was was
\ happening with ino''"
! Es SAVING from the corner OF
l ,s,n Street and LcJeune Eos %
s sSe .needomc,er licked oil 70,
lilies 10 the development :
",6ce a, tho intersection cso rS,
n S S,.,s Roads so and $50 n
s s,snsed driving time was .nte ,
hours and forty minutes a'o'
state Road ~ -.
/ :, the attractive home m
/ IN WV converted into
S ns.. we me, c. Gordon wa
| U OsT . retired Army colon
\ n .,or. with Wade H HeIr m
Y 1sSelsnd contractor and * <,
I..ie an engineer who IS nj
S,ins and supervising the
nhait paving job. ,..n ~
w..~er We travelled az
- Of the 10 miles OF asp
n. U" roads that have alre :
ZEN nnIshed In what wa. VA. .
SMo scrss OF vacant lanc,
.When the Job !! compl ',,I
wagner stated there VII ~
IN miles u sspnal., !.
. -. asphalt paved rcs ,o :,
- alone. for only TINS y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
., stA schht'otS
special wt''''

;, ,nc development. is slo'oW W
oil lhg A. tho moment 10
a,,l las'; are graded and ready i ,or
asphalt JUS, as so''" ,S sS c ~"
ra,ny spell lets up. ". ,,,.rv
rem, ,,.the rate Of q mile ever
p ,nrce DAYS and hope TO hn Nus
his Job in about four " smnwrd
''i Incidentally. Rcalc snow" n
- where the roads are aooss
Us s,,n,w and state spccii'ca, lons
eou" go Road to. and exicn"
t ,mr for six miles along nn t .nS
pray ps,a~ from the road wal DC
away .n.d and shruboru.
ready been planted WIN 80. ,s,S
, p",s 10 90 as work pr"ertSS,rSso
1, main bouIcvard,. cath ~
SN "" ..'dr with landsca pvu
.r ar.uays separating the .fa''o
pa ."s arc beng installed W y,
. e, ynu can drive on one "
t1tl, wv
/, thcm right no" 49,.
5 wv Commercial Area 1870,
.orc Of the fact that ones
c nn,c take up residence IN wv
c peop ,'',n,Iy stores and shop
Z s ,,I' Nv. needed, Ackcrman nd
20, apart . commsre," ~ Wa,
~ ncr have already been s"'u. :,
IN "' weaving "N in and out pa pa
q ,-urkx bulldozWs ana "" ~.
81. H S.vr YOU. VIC made our ~. w
n a',.r 10 Lake weohyakapS
ell We're Hcre. the l.OOOioO, per r. n
an me-, , few more teet,io 60 a.
as tore i, was finished YOU %
, ~. 10 believe the brocnrs.
18th nav nav, c y, see il yourself I'M
on M; y w,1l be . pavilion a, the lar re
,alt WI" wa vi viii be open for the exc
sos .iv. use Of the residents !,
.A,,rSs OH, Of the lake sno
ca. e rositins the white sand on n
% zach that will extend ,, ,0
q J S'.H mile Connecting WIN
Ins ,sE. i, series Of nine les0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
INDIAN LAKE ESTATES PROJECl n 10
I1 Sv1Nc Up TO DEVELOPERS CLAIMS

ne flowing water preVe"''s
INV form Of stagnatlon. ..o,.,
n. w.. mower lines are ALREADY
IN III, P' course are presently uno ss
s.' 0, and should "
r ..o,,,ple,cd by next Marsn .,U o.
~" lots gratis; seven local con,
WV ,, ~" have already ocen
i,n,,S up to Duiii model Inc, nO" Ss
aud construction WIN soon .
anu ., a,.,sd ON l2s actual homes
''"' Deed Restrictions 49,.
,,,.,r noiptcd out that inc
a...lopmcnt company VIII p no.
a o., any home building pu!,
u" ~ ,. a Of sites must suoml'
t ,mr,r plans 10 the office hector, Tor ap 7,
nru, al before the oe', ~ cro
p p,vcn thu green light 10 pro
go. A deed restriction GAM
fnr a VUlOOt
rear Of the homes. oA nj
non Of Indian Lax
Pu,o,es FIVE months ago Az. .t
s hs.' Improvement program 81 8
,,ndrr way In that orlci W.
5 S y" has sold ever 1''OO . n.S
! nc ,,h "D nrices starting a. N2'
! " and Soins up to 81 500 o. :
:. sites. or lots. BY the way
!, half.acreS ,A. FLOR,
y land developments have -
a raEed over the coals-petn n
I'D r wi,e iustifcatiOn. In 50
2f cases Buyi? g . 'G 1soc, w. AR
Conception" OF what . com con.
re LIN WILL look like. talls
no the category OF "caveat emp
''u' '' NE, the buyer beware.
This, apparently: doe'n ~ /.
rye =" true With indian Lake ..,, Es'
De we You can see With your Ut,
o . ~, what Alderman 10 oo'
- and rs more Impressive
~. his brochure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

Come In aud see the
big, pictorial plan and
actual photographs Of
the entire development
Write or phone for a
beautiful, illustrated
brochure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

in
We al our
who Nermin beauifu hailed
as estate ssuha
responsibility readers the facts about Florida Developments you
o ehrOhu
who with portmy
of Youcan tina
nc
We
ocain beautiful highland lake
that
no of has much o
Indian Lake located of Fodas richest citrus REGION midway
nngulf in of
lis
sin andw
is with
Gulf of Mexico.
ing nd The
develop nOwg
clubhouse we'll work the l8he golf has been
of LAM
is (2Of wde) extending
aKapka
deyeopm
but is the Ito n Indian Lake
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-05-30
Information On
Social Security

Persons who became totally
disabled before age Is and who
are dependent upon a parent whit
is entitled tt old-age and sur
vivtrs insurance benefits should
contact their local Social Secure
ty office.
Under the 1856 Amendments
to the Social Security Act, many
of these people are eligible for
monthly Social Security bene-
fits beginning as early as Janu-
airy, 1857. Qualifications for these
payments are that the person be
disabled before reaching age 18,
be unmarried, and be dependent
on a parent or adopting parent
who is entitled to, old-age and
survivors insurance benefits. If
the parent or adopting parent
die dafter 1889 and was insured
for Social Security benefits,
payments may be made to the
surviving disabled child.
It is not necessary that the
child, himself, have work rec
ord under the Social Security
law. The mother disabled
son or daughter may qualify for
a mothers monthly benefit even
though she is not yet age 81, if
she has the disabled individual in
her care.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29

Plans were completed this week
for the annual Halloween Parade
which is sponsored by the West
Jefferson Community and Business
Mems Association. The event will
be held on Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 81.
Contestants in the parade are to
meet at the Glenn Webb Shell Sta
ton, West Main Street at $50 pm.
The parade will start at 700 p. m.
led by the West jefferson High
School Band and will march direct
ly to the city hall
Judging will take place in the
following classes: Most comical,
most original, best dressed, vehicle
section (bicycles), cowboys and In
dians, gypsy, miscellaneous and
best of all.
Awards of five dollars will be
given to the best in each class with
three dollars going to the second
place winner and two dollars for
third place. Best of all winner will
receive twenty-five dollars.
Cunningham ana Young Used
Car Dealers will sponsor a round
and square dance on their lot on
East Main Street Immediately fol-
lowing the parade and judging. Mu-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29
Library News

Recently we were most provoked
at the West jefferson Pubic LII
brary because we could not flnd a
needed reference. We had a request
for a recipe for making pickles!
Now we have some really IN
triguing books containing recipes
but not a single one told how TO
make pickles.
So we have a new cookbook The
American Everyday Cookbook
and it seems to cover about every
thing. There are 1000 recipes ana
menus, advice on pressure cooking,
outdoor cooking, home freezing,
cooking time tables, calorie chart.
Nothing in the cooking fleld
seems to have been overlooked :.
and we hope nothing has been!
If we educate enough of our indi-
viduals in the fundamentals OF
peace and security, frictions and ir-
ritations between countries will rap
ritations between countries VIII
rapidly diminish.
George c. Marshall
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29
Plain cityLions
Hear armonettes
In Oct. "a Show

The Harmonettes, choral group
in West Jefferson which is under
the direction of Mrs. James Argan-
bright, gave a halfhour musical
program on Thursday evening, Oc-
tober "a, for the Plain City Lions
Club, who gave a dinner in honor
of ladies night. Included in the
program were by the Bend of the
River" Holiday For Strings" T"
Autumn Leaves" September
Song" and from the broadway mus
ical "Oklahoma" were "Oh What a
Beautiful Morning" and okla
homa." Mrs. Gerald Poulson is ac-
companist for the group.
The Harmonettes will be appear
ing at the Madison County teach
ers' meeting to be held in the West
Jefferson High School auditorium
on Novmber Is. They are also
scheduled to sing for the West JEFF
ferson P.T.O. on Monday evening,
November 25.
New members who have joined
this choral group are Mrs. John
Wolfe, Mrs. Marshall Gibboney,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29
Builders Glass
Opens Fall Term
At Geyer Home

The Builders Class of West JEFF
ferson Methodist Church held its
opening fall social at the Paul Gey-
er home on the Lilly Chapel Road.
The meeting was opened with de-
votions by Mrs. Nadine Doherty
after which a business session was
conducted by Marilyn Fettrow,
president. A discussion was carried
on as to the future progress of the
CLASS, it's programs, growth and
social activities.
Stress was put upon the adopting
of worthwhile projects that aid in
the growth Of the class spiritually
as well as numerically. Plans were
also made for the next meeting
which will be held November II,
in the form of a Harvest Home"
party in the basement of the
church.
During the social hour, games
were played and prizes were
awarded to the following winners:
Wilma Fettrow, Margene Ellinger,
Mrs. Thomas Miller, teacher and
Richard E Him G r. Refreshments
were served at the close of the eve
ming.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29
Ruth Circle Has
Me eting At Home
Of Mrs. Forrest

The Ruth Circle of the West
Jefferson W.S.C.S. held their meet
ing at the home of Mrs. James
Forrest, assisted by Mrs. Charles
Crager.
Rev. Pittman, speaker for the
evening, chose as his topic, "Juven-
lie Delinquency.
The circle discussed the toy
party of October l and more orders
were taken.
Mrs. Forrest was appointed
chairman of a bake sale which was
held on October 26 in West JEFF
ferson. All members were request
ed to donate
Refreshments were served by the
hostess and her co-hoStesS, Mrs.
Roger Timmons. The next meeting
will be held on November 13. at
the home of Mrs. Timmons, 46
South Center Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29

Plans Completed Here For
Annual Halloween Parade

sic will be provided by the Rhythm
testers.
Wendell Steinmetz, president of
the association, has appointed the
following to the Halloween COM
mittee:
Dick Kinnard, chairman; Randy
Buchanan and WILDER Strauss. Har-
old Wilson will be chairman of the
window decorating committee.
All children between the ages of
four to six and seven to nine are
invited to enter the window decor
ating contest which will be held in
conjunction with the celebration.
West jefferson merchants are
cooperating with the committee by
furnishing their display windows
for the event. Windows decorated
must be completed by October %.
Judging will take place October
%. Awards will be given the Win
nerS.
Throughout the celebration free
candy and chewing gum will be
provided for the youngsters.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29
THE sEAt-wEEKY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT. LONDON OHIO
GiIIivan Methodist Church W.S.C.S.
Meets With Mrs. Donald Forrest

Mrs. Donald Forrest, Blair Road
was hostess for the October meet.
ing of the Womens Society OF
Christian Service of the Gillivar
Methodist Church. Twenty mem.
bers and one guest were present
to answer roll call.
The President, Mrs. John Hans
eel, called the meeting to order at
200 p. m. and Mrs. Homer Hutson
presented the devotions with the
reading of Scripture and prayer.
She read articles from the organi-
zation magazines on Home Mis-
sionary Projects.
Plans for the annual supper
were made. Mrs. Albert Hocken-
berry acted as recording secretary
in the absence of Mrs. Viola Muir
ray. Several special matters of
interest to the members were dis
cusSed.
Mrs. Oleh Braithwaite was pro-
gram leader and had as her guest
Red" Turner, a former radio and
TV personality. Mr.. Turner pre-
sented a fine program of old and
new hymns with guitar accompan-
iment.
Answering a request from Mrs.
Braithwaite, he told the group of
his Cali to the evangelistic field
of church work. This meant giving
up his career as an entertainer
which he had enjoyed for good
many years.
A standing vote of thanks and
many words of appreciation ex-
pressed to Mr.. Turner the enjoy
ment of the group. He is the uncle
of the pastor of the Gillivan
Church, Rev. William Turner, who
was also present.
November hostess will be Mrs.
Katherine Finkle, with devotions
by Mrs. Smith Olney and program
by Mrs. John Byerly Roll call will
be answered by "A Project For
The Sunday School Budget"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29
Alpha GradaIe In
Me eting At Home
Of Mrs. D. Rebel

The Alpha Gradale Sorority OF
West Jefferson held social meet
ing in the form of a wiener roast
and hayride at the home of Mrs.
Donald Rebel when twenty-four
members were present, including
their families and friends.
Mr.. Rebel took the group for
their hayride through the fields of
his farm. After the ride, the group
gathered around a bonfire in the
barnyard where the wiener roast
was held. Co-hostesses for the
gathering were Mrs. Buddy Ballard
and Mrs. Wayne Baker.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29
Revival To Be At
Local Church For
Two Week Period

A two-week revival meeting be-
ginning on October 27 and ending
on the night of November 10 will
be held at the Church of Christ in
Christian Union, located on Twin
Street, in West Jefferson. The
evangelist will be Rev. Ralph
Price.
Special singing will be handled
by local and visiting talent. The
meetings will begin at 7:30 p. m.
on each evening.
Rev. Daniel Parker, pastor of the
church, extends an invitation to
everyone in the community to at
tend these revival services.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29
Ladies Of Zion
Missionary Hold
Meeting In Church

The ladies of the Zion Mission
ary Society of West Jefferson
Lutheran Church held their meet
ing in the new church on October
ID. The first meeting to be held in
the new church.
Devotions were led by Mrs.
Charles Fritch after which the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year: Mrs. Raymond Ship
ley, president; Mrs. Donald Rebel,
vice president; Mrs. Clyde Johnson,
secretary; Mrs. Herman Lowe,
treasurer.
A Thank Offering" service was
then conducted by Mrs. Donald
Rebel assisted by Mrs. Wayne
Baker, Mrs. Herman Lowe, Mrs.
Jack Chesshir and Mrs. Ronald
Hilliker.
1t was announced that a work.
shop will be held at ST. Pauls
Lutheran Church, Columbus, No
vember q, and that the ladies of
Zion are saving tax stamps. 1t was
also announced that the Junior
Mission Band is saving cancelled
postage stamps for a rest home in
Germany.
Mrs. Wayne Baker in charge of
the program, used as her topic
title Sweet Land of Liberty"
During the social hour that fol-
lowed, refreshments were served
by the hostesses, Mrs. Clare Nc
Mutt and Mrs. Glen Harbage. The
next meeting will be held on No
Vember IL.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29
FAUST FAMILY
WELCOMES A SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Faust of Co
lumbus, formerly West jefferson
residents, announce the birth of a
seven pound nine ounce son at Mt
Carmel Hospital on Thursday, Oc-
tober 3 and was given the name
Donald Anthony. The Fausts' also
have a daughter. The grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Don Faust and
Mrs. Malissa Cox all of West JEFF
ferSOn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29
uNDERGoEs SURGERY

Mrs. Elcid Phillips of Lilly Chap
Ell was admitted to Mt. Carmel
Hospital Wednesday, October %
where she underwent surgery on
Thursday morning. Mrs. Phillips
is recovering very nicely. Her room
number is S29.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-29

Mrs. Harry Crawford, Mrs. Char"
les Weber, Mrs. Robert Robertson.
Mrs. Joseph Brysacz, Mrs. EDWARD
Sidner and Mrs. Larry Tinker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
Dr.. Seumuns
Retires From
Education Post

DR.. Herbert L. Seamans will
retire today as director of the
Commission on Educational Or
CARNATIONS of the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews.
He has held the post since 1899,
when the commission was Or
ganized.
AS director, DR.. Seamans
supervised the commissions eff
forts to begin a Nationwide
program of inter-group educa-
ton in schools and colleges.
DR.. Seamans will devote the
next three months to writing a
history of the commissions ac-
tivities. This summer, he will
serve as co-diector of inter-
group education workshops al
the University of Puerto Rice
and at Stanford University.
/ In September. DR.. Seamans
will become consultant on human
relations at the University Of
Miami. He will also continue as
a consultant on special projects
for the National Conference OF
Christians and Jews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

Herlong estimated that about SO
congressman, some with their
families, would spend the week
of April 1926 in Daytona Beach,
Isopping up the Florida sun,
swimming. sight seeing and
working out daily. They'll play
Ia game down there April 26.
Fishbait Miller, House door
keeper and trainer for both
teams. says the legislator-ath-
leteS are "aring to go.
Their cleats are Sharpened
their eyes are sharp. they smell
spring in the air and they're
anxious to get some OF that
Florida oceanside salt air in their
nostrils," he exclaimed.
/ Mr.. Tollefson thinks his pitch
ing deficiency may be taken care
of by trio of rockies" first
year Congressman Ed May OF
Connecticut, Dave Dennison OF
Ohio and Bill Bloomfield of Mich
igan.
/ Other than Mr.. Davis, the
Republicans have available the
same team that started last years
game: jackson. California, Sec
ond base: Tollefson, Washington
third base: Derounian, New
York, shortstop; Ford, Michigan