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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
Vote To Repeal
Bicycle License;
0kay Sewer Plan

London's City Council took no
definite action at their Thursday
night meeting to comply with the
requests of the Ohio Inspection
Bureau recommendations on meet
ing standards for insurance rat
ings. But the group did authorize
the Service Director to enter into
a contract with the Central Town
ships Fire Department to continue
the working agreement which has
been in effect between the two de-
partments.
In a discussion of the major rec
concentrations, Council was faced
with a major problem of placing
both departments under the super
vision of one Chief, as requested by
the OIB Inspector It was brought
out in the meeting that state speci-
fications require that both depart
ments have to be under individual
chiefs.
Council voted to approve storm
sewer in London Terrace as given
on a new plan, in order to elimi-
nate one which had been classed
as unsatisfactory. They also heard
the mayors report which listed
S748 for the street fund and S1S09
for the general fund The state
share of the highway cases
amounted to S1224.
In new ordinances, council gave
first reading to an ordinance re-
pealing the Bicycle License regula-
ton. The finance committee had
decided that the license cost to the
city. and the funds derived from
local purchases were not Satisfac-
tory. They also gave adoption TO
an ordinance to start action on a
sanitary sewer from Elm Street
along Madison Avenue to Swetland
and a short distance on SWetland.
They gave second and third
readings to the ordinance making
School street one way southbound,
instead of northbound as it now
runs, and then voted adoption Of
the ordinance. The ordinance es-
tablishing the number of men in
the public safety department, and
the salaries, was given a second
reading.
Council members F. f. KidWell
and Paul Alexander were not pres
ent for the Thursday evening meet
ing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
County's 4-H Club
Members Go Over
Years Activities

Madison Countys All Clubs are
recounting their worth to their re-
spective communities this week, as
clubs throughout the nation OBJ
serve National All Club Week.
Among the community better
ment projects are many acts
which the All clubs have taken
on to tighten the load for some
other group or groups Much of
their work has also been charita-
BILE.
The Monroe Winners erected a
stop sign at an intersection; the
West Jefferson Measuring Spoons
donated funds for the Library; the
Busy Bee West gave toys and
games to childrens' home; This Is
My Best Club donated bench at
the Fairgrounds and contributed to
the cancer drive; The Handy Man
dy donated to Care, Polio, Cancer,
Heart and Cerebral Palsy drives.
The Jolly Juniors sent greetings
to residents of the county home;
The Stitchin Club sent greetings
to the childrens home and erected
signs at the approaches in Kious-
vile. Lilly Chapel and Big Plain;
Rosedale Cook and Stitch helped
sponsor IF'YE pupil Jose Cugat
from Spain, helped a family which
was burned out and gave to the
polio drive; the Bet You Didn't
Know club kept the Mt. Sterling
Park and Library lawn clean and
helped with child supervision dur
ing vacation; and the Be Square
Club bought a window for the
Methodist Church.
The Three H-Four H contribut-
ed S25.O0 to assist Miss Paula Won
der Linden "a visitor from the
Netherlands.
This week besides looking back
on what they have done, the clubs
are planning for the future, and
working toward additional work
for the coming year. Their work
also includes recruiting new men,
bers for the clubs this spring and
summer
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
Pieces OF String Tie Up Loose Ends
For Retired PIumwood Painter Mason

A piece of string is nothing
more than just piece of string
to most people, but to l. c. Gun
derman of Plumwood, each piece
of string represents a few inches
in another braided, weather proof
door mat. And each door mat
means a few cents profit for the
retired carpenter-pamter-p p r.
hanger-brick and cement worker.
Gunder1nan was forced to re-
tire about five years ago at 70,
but he was not content to sit
back and relax. He wanted some
thing to do with his hands, and it
wasn't long before he found him.
self building picket fence sections
and decorative trellises for sale,
project which he continues. And
he also decided to grow rabbits
and chickens to provide meat for
him and his wife. But these and
the garden he tends each summer
failed to keep him occupied. and
he was lonely. and lost without
work.
A friend noticed that Gunder-
man always picked up pieces of
treated hemp twine and saved
them for any utilization necessary
mainly to tie chickens, bund-
les of pickets, plants and such,
but those uses failed to deplete
the always growing supply of
twine The friend suggested that
the accumulation of string should
prove valuable to Gunder1nan. "a
man who always had a knaek for
making things.
A few months later. after
Gunder1nan had given the sugg-
eStion a lot of study, he chanced
to think of making heavy door
mats from the yards and yards of
string. and he figured that the
treatment of oils would make it
weatherproof and ideal for out
side use especially where the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
City Police To
Continue Effort
On Streets Here

Madison County drivers failed to
figure in a single accident since
Monday according to reports this
week from the State Patrol, the
Sheriffs office and London Police.
The only accident reported, as
investigated by the State Patrol in
volved two New York drivers who
were involved in a minor accident
on Rt. AZ near US. 40. According
to the accident report, a James
town New York driver, who was
pulling a house trailer, failed to
turn east before crossing 40, and
was making a left turn on the
south side of the crossing. Another
car approaching from behind
crashed into the trailer causing
considerable damage and a minor
injury to one of the drivers. The
injured man was released after
treatment at a local doctors office.
In other action, Sheriff Herbert
G. Markley's office reported the
arrest of two drivers apprehended
while racing in West Jefferson.
They were charged with driving
while intoxicated.
The sheriff's office identified the
men as Fred Wolfe and Charles
Dad Of D1asyr1xypn1
In West jefferson Mayors Court
both were given fines of 500 and
costs and three days in Jail. The
arrest was made by Deputy Robert
Henry.
London police reported the ar
rest of Charles Edward Thompson,
West Jefferson, on three separate
charges. He was given a fine Of
$50 and costs for driving with fic-
titious plates; $50 and costs for
presenting another persons driv-
er's license and S25 and costs for
operating a motor vehicle without
an operators license.
Earlier this week London Police
Chief German Clark announced a
breakdown on reckless driving in
London. The announcement came
after six accidents were reported
during the first few days of March.
The breakdown is still in effect,
and Chief Clark said the court
would decide the action to be taken
with traffic and safety offenders.
It was pointed out that nearly as
many accidents happened the first
five days of March as were count
ed through the whole month of
February in the city.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
Eioh+een Leaders
Study Freezer In
Glass

Eighteen home demonstration
project leaders were trained Fri
day March / for the last project
lesson of this season. Cooked
Meals From The Freezer" was
presented to the leaders by Miss
Irene J. Metz, Ohio State Special
ist in Nutrition.
Demonstrations were given on
the preparation of cooked meals
for the freezer and the packaging
of these foods. The leader also
discussed. with Miss Metz, ways in
which the freezer can be used to
save time, practical use of freez-
er space, and the use of the freez-
er to add color, variety and nour-
ishment to family meals.
Project leaders who attended
we're Mrs. Herbert Morehart and
Mrs. Charles Foster of Antioch;
Mrs. Russell Rothe, Mrs. Keith
Rowand, and Mrs. Raymond o.
Brien of Stokes; Mrs. Lawrence
Brown, Mrs. Clay Tooker and
Mrs. Leonard Riley of Somerford;
Mrs. Ben Straley and Mrs. Elean-
or Roley of Canaan; Mrs. Evelyn
Baldridge and Mrs. Lennie E. Boe-
rger of Pike; Mrs. Delbert Grouse
and Mrs. J. J. Nicholson of Pleas
ant: Mrs. o. w. Bridgman and
Mrs. Frank Cornwell of Union
and Mrs. Robert Trehearne and
Mrs. Carl Rinehart of Madison Ru-
raj These project leaders will pre-
sent the lesson to their local club
in March and April.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
Mrs. Mercer Dies
FoIIowino Illness;
Rites To Be Set

Mrs. Beatrice Bowman Mercer,
SIS. died early Friday in Mt. Car
mel Hospital after lengthy i'll
ness. She was long time resident
of London, and was living at 8 S,
Union Street.
Survivors include the husband
Charles Mercer, London fire
man: two sons: Robert Whiteside
Dayton and Ralph Whiteside
Springfield sister, Mrs. Howard
Bates, Lancaster, and two broth.
ers. Carl Bowman, Mt. Sterling
and Eden, Dayton and two grand
children.
Funeral arrangements, which
are incomplete. are being handled
by Schlechty-Fichner Funer
Home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
Council Took No Action
On Inspection Requests
In Thursday Night Meet
BANQUET SET FOR
MONDAY, MARCH 10

London High Schools annual
Basketball Banquet has been
set for Monday evening, March
18, according to an announce
ment made this week by Sup
erintendent ]. J. Hartley. Hart
ley said the speaker will be
Bill Rohr, coach at Miami
(Ohio) University.
Varsity, Reserve and Junior
High School basketball squads
will be honored along with the
coaches. Both Varsity and Re-
serve Cheerleaders will be
guests of honor.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
Graveside Services
Held For O'Brien Baby

Graveside funeral services were
conducted Thursday afternoon for
Patricia Sue O'Brien, infant daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles o.
Brien. Burial was in Kirkwood
Cemetery under the direction of
Lukens Funeral Home.
Survivors other than the parents
include two brothers and two sis
ters.
The child was dead at birth in
Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
Accidents Take Drop During
Week In County; No Local
Drivers In Wreck Report
PAPERS SELECTED
FOR PROMOTION

In today's issue of this news
paper we are proud to display
the Kraft ad on page 2. Our
newspapers were again chosen
for this promotion because Of
their wide Madison county cir
culation and because this coun-
ty has an ideal balance bet
ween farm and industrial in
come, according to Ohio News
paper Services.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08

trattlc Is heaNy, ana mud is Dad
Gunderman hit upon a method
of braiding the original strands to
produce a heavy body, and then
sewing the strands together in a
heavy mat which he assumed, and
correctly. would withstand both
wear and weather.
Although the process is slow
and time consuming, it keeps him
busy through the winter months
and friends. and friends OF
friends have carried the door mats
all over the United States. and
many of them have re-ordered.
Right now, with spring just
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
c. c. MURPHY SALES CLIMB
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

M. B. Cannon, London business
man, who underwent surgery in
Columbus during February, has
returned to his home on North
Main Street and is recuperating
enough to give a few hours each
day to his business.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
London Seniors
Take Top Honors
In Scholarship

LONDON High SCnOOl seniors
walked away with the top eight
County places in the General Sch
olarship Tests taken recently by
senior students placing in the up
per 25 per cent bracket of their
classes. And London placed the
only person in the upper five per-
cent of those taking the tests in
the state.
Those placing in the top % per
cent of the Seniors all over the
state taking the tests were, in or
der; Gwendolyn Anne Farrar,
John Robert Buck, Shelton Ed
wards Green, David H. Jackrnan,
Patsy Ruth Flannery, Rebecca
Jenkinson, Julia Ellen Dwyer and
Harriet Lois Rosnagle, all Lon
don; Martha Jane Pennington, JON
athan Alder; Paul Benjamin Borr-
or, Madison South; Nola Jean
Crandeu Jonathan Alder; Don
Jefferson Hay, West jefferson; Ca
rol Jean Culp and Earl Marlyn
Sollars, both London.
Judith Ann Morehart, Mt. Ster-
ling; Vicijean Geer, London;
James Frederick Karn, Fairfield;
Leah Joan Lindig, London and
Judith Louise Chamberlain, Mt.
Sterling.
The highest score of the group
was the 200 scored by Miss FarT-
ar, and the lowest was 80. Below
$50 scores did not get in the up
per 25 percentage bracket.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
e OUR
G[:TOWN

@'TOWN
OVERHEARD
Fellow we know has an en-
ployee who is never on time
for work. However, our friend
is a nice guy and never COM
plains much. When, the other
day, the employee arrived, late
as usual, all he got from the
boss was, We'll congratula-
tionS on the new record! To-
day is the earliest that you
have ever been latew
YusTlcE
AS the bank president walk
ed into his domain one sunny
day, we saw young man be-
hind one of the cages briskly
counting 500 bills, stacking
them neatly and then putting
them into a small black bag.
The president, thinking the
fellow to be a new cashier,
said to him, You seem to be
an efficient man. May l ask
where you received your
financial training?"
Without looking up the
young man replied-"Yale." ;"
Thought So" said the pres.
And may l ask your name ?"
"Yohnson," said the young
AMERICA
America is a place where
every homeowner has a deep
freeze, automatic stove, cleo
trio refrigerator, toaster, roas-
ter, mix master, deep fryer
and all the other assorted
gadgets-but who usually eats
at a restaurant.
STATURE
It can be safely stated that
Abe Lincoln, were he alive
today, wouldn't have such a
hard time getting an educa-
ton he would probably
be given a basketball scholar
ship.
PRAISE
Praise is something sorne-
body tells you about yourself
which you have suspected all
along.
KID STUFF
Little girl to another little
girl, IT can't draw a dog
so when I have to draw a dog,
I draw a horse, and it looks
like a dog"
GOOD
The U. S. Internal" Reve-
nue. will send high schools in
come tax material which is
designed to teach them how to
fill out returns. We've always
thought this to be a wonderful
idea . after all they might
as we'll know how to pay the
tax we've piled on them,
hadn't they?
ERROR
The reason we charge cash
for political ads can best be
explained by an occurrence
which took place out in Wich-
ita, Kansas, shortly ago. Man
placed a thank you" ad in
the local paper there and
thanked the people of that
fair city for electing him dis
trict attorney. However, after
the ads were run, the election
board informed him that
1000 vote error had given his
post to his opponent!
SPOTS
If you would remove a
white spot from furniture.
just put olive oil on said spot,
sprinkle with salt and let
stand a few minutes before
wiping with clean cloth.
TRAVEL
Young man describing the
Eiffel Tower upon his return
from Paris TITS kind of
an Empire State building -
after taxes!"
HEYWooD
Old Haywood Snugg, the
bachelor from Canine Heights.
says that arguing with a wo-
man is like trying to read a
newspaper in a high wind.
GOOD TIMES
Overheard in bargain
basement II can't afford
it but how soon can you deliv-
er ii to me-"
KIDS
The teacher was demonstra-
ting different speeds to the
first grade by walking at diff
erent gaits across the room
After a few rapid strides she
asked, And how was I walk
ing then. children ?"
In chorus the children cri-
ed out. ''Bow-leggedw
TAXES
Taxation is the state of run
ming a nation wherein tts peo-
- v~,s@ 4, x1~@ lie ,,,a.,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08

dIIIalIN EIIg NUIIIEI, IIIIItIEIIdI y
getting the itch for stirring the
soil He is making plans to get his
garden started, and throughout
the summer viii be busy with the
many crops he hopes to produce TO
supply the table. Then of course
there will be young chickens and
rabbits to care for. and the tre-
Ills and picket fence demand will
increase as people take added in
terest in lawns for the summer. :.
and all the time he will be accun-
ulating more string to help while
away the long winter evenings
when summer is gone.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
MRS. SHERMAN CoRDLE
is IMPROVING

Mrs. Sherman Cordle, South
Charleston Pike, is recovering in
Mt Carmel Hospital where she
underwent an operation Monday.
Her room number is BAL.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
90
Auction Sales

AUCTION SALE ADS are a big
thing with Madison county people.
We carry hundreds of auction
ads. Why don't YOU try 1t?
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-08
Education Group Sets
Date For Fall Meet

The Departmental c h a ir m e n
and members of the Executive
Committee of the Central Ohio
Teachers Association met Satur-
day, March 2 in Columbus at the
Seneca Hotel.
Rolla D. Webster, Superinten-
dent of Madison County Schools,
who is President of the County,
Village and Local Superintendent
of Central Ohio, said the annual
meeting of the Central Ohio Tea
cher's Association will be held
Friday. October %. 1857 at ST.
Johns Arena on the Campus of
Ohio State University. The COM
mittee said that an excellent pro-
gram has been arranged.
c. c. MURPHY SALES CLIMB
G. c. Murphy Company announ-
ced 14q6 jump in sales for the
first month in 1857. January sales
this year were up bv SSH ,871 over
the January, 1856 total of $18,-
$40 ,9O7.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-26

new Ford Dealer, will be on Sat-
urday, April 9th, at their show
rooms on West Columbus st.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Bukey on Easter Sunday were,
Harris Kennedy of Detroit; Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Bukey of Grove
City; Mr.. and Mrs. c, w. RouSh of
Jeffersonville; Mrs. Patty Moore
and daughter, Wiki 10, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Junk.
Ronald Woods of the Junior
Class of Mt. Sterling High School
has been chosen to represent the
school at Boys State to be held at
Camp Perry in June.
The Junior class of Mt. Sterling
High School have a Work Day
scheduled for Saturday, April 9th.
Remember to call any member of
the class to help you with many
odd jobs.
The Mt. Sterling Spring Con-
cert will be held at the School Au-
ditorium on . April 29th at s
o'clock.
"One good thing about silence is
that it can not be repeated"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-26

There was a record attendance
at both the Sunrise Service, and
the regular worship service with
special music both times. Mrs.
George Capps directs the music.
In the evening Mrs. Vaughn Hughes
was baptised.
Mrs. Cassie Van Bibber who has
been confined to her home for sew
eral months with broken ankle
and crushed heel, was able to be
out Sunday.
Sunday guests of the Rev. and
Mrs. George Capps and children
were his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Bowman of New Cas-
tie, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bow
man. Jay and Susan of Hebron.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Campbell and
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Beachy and
children were Friday evening sup
per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al
Farrnwald and family.
Berniece and Colleen McClain of
Columbus visited from Thursday to
Sunday at the z. B. Converse
home. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. McClain
of Alexandria were there for the
weekend and Mr.. and Mrs. Verle
McClain of Columbus called, Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Elton Roby and
granddaughter Patti Roby, called
on relatives at Centerburg Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Becker of
Hilliard were Easter dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Sherwood.
Mrs. Cola Mink of Columbus and
Mrs. Kenneth Helser of Unionville
Center called in the afternoon.
An s lb. s OF. son was born Fri
day at Doctors Hospital to Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Wade Grandparents
are Faye Martin and James Wade.
The little boy has been named
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-26

Young and children.
Miss Linda Finger of the st.
Aloysius School at New Lexington
spent from Wednesday to Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ham
mond and sons.
Easter guests at the Hennis-Roby
home were MIR and Mrs. Neal
Sherwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Lambka.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Renner spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal Sherwood.
Sunday guests of Carl Rush were
Misses Donna Rush and Shirley
Dusenbury, Ralph Vintz, Dick
Fisher and Raymond Dusenbury,
all of Westerville.
Dinner guests Monday of Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Beachy and child
rem were Alvin's brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Jonas Beachy and family of
Staples, Minnesota. Mr.. Beachy, a
minister at Staples, has been con-
Quoting services at the Sharon
Mennonite Church here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lombard
and family were Thursday evening
supper guests of Mrs. Mary Roby.
Sunday afternoon callers were Mrs.
Orville Wilson, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Wilson. Dick is home on leave.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-26
Mt. Sterling
Mrs. J. M. 6ukey
Mt. Sterling, Ohio, Phone t738x

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Redman
Mt. Sterling Rt. l, entertained the
following at dinner Sunday eve
ming: Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gill
of Harrisburg, O.; Mr.. Robert Ben
jamin, Grove City; Misses Florence
and Kathryn Benjamin and Ida
Young of West Jefferson, Ohio.
The Range Community Grange
will hold Euchre party at the
Grange Hall on Saturday, April
9th, at 8 o'clock.
Sterling Garden Club was rep
resented by Mrs. Cecil Yerian and
Mrs. r. II. Packer at an all day
meeting in Wilmington of District
is Ohio Association of Garden
Clubs, on Thursday, April 18th.
Mrs. Edward Cox of London was
appointed as the new Regional Di-
rector of the group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Downs and
family of Mountainview, Calf,
have been visiting relatives in Co
lumbus and Mt. Sterling
Mr.. and Mrs. Don McClenen of
Marysville spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bukey.
Mrs. Joe Endres has returned to
her winter home in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bukey attend
ed a meeting of the Representa-
tives of the Ohio Western Horse
Assoc, in Sunbury on Friday eve
ming.
The grand opening of Sterling
Motor Sales Inc, Mt. Sterling's
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-26

ison and State of Ohio, to-wit:
Beginning at a stone in the
center OF the County Road and
corner to Leonard Morgan's and
George Morgans land; thence
with said Morgan's line S. 32A
deg. E. "a poles and links to
a stone In the line of r. G. Stuc-
key (Formerly E. Babbs) land,
and corner to said Morgan's
land: thence N. SIS deg. T.. 6
poles and 12 links to stone in
the said r. G. Stuckey's land;
thence N. 32A deg. w. IA poles
and links to stone in the
center of the aforesaid County
Road: thence with the center of
said road S. 55 deg. w. poles
and IL links to the place OF be-
ginning, containing three acres
(more or less), being part OF
Survey No. 1880. Being the same
premises conveyed to the said
Jacob Carter and Mary Carter
by Elizabeth Lucas by warranty
deed dated October 2, 1911.
Said Premises located on Morgan
Road
Said Premises Appraised at 81,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-26

10000 per acre. and cannot be sold
for less than two-thirds of that
amount.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. Ten per-
cent on the day OF sale and the bal
ance upon confirmation and delivery
of deed.
Herbert G. Markley
Sheriff of Madison County, Ohio
BY K. II. Johnson, Deputy
Maurice T.. Beathard
Plaintiffs Attorney
April 4 II 1S Is May 2
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-26

Shirley and Bobbie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Bidwell, Teresa and Ste
ven, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bidwell
and Brenda Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Bidwell and Sharon and Mr.. S. K.
Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carpenter
and daughter of Columbus were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Leland
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-26

Kevin Dale. The Wades have three
other children.
Easter guests of the VIM. Bakers
were Mrs. F. B. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Griffith and Ray of
Lancaster, and Mr.. Daise Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Bidwell en-
tertained at dinner on Easter Sun
day-Mr. and Mrs. Robert West,