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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. 5000 $50 900
Group your debts. lower you'll
payments, refinance your property
and improvements: quick, honest
courteous service on real estate
farms. etc. Only In the State Of
Maryland. Can Mr.: ROBERTS
and holidays. at Saratoea 7-4041
AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks. in !!
minutes, whether it's paid for Of
not. HERsON's. eth and o NV.
DE. 2-47OO.
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MONEY WANTED

MORTGAGE LOANs-Desire to bor-
row $4,000 on second trust for one
~, Silver Spring. 3 blocks from
Hecht's Department Store. As
sessed at $4,000 for taxation pur-
poses. Will pay 10es discount
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49l3 GA. AVE. NV.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
SALE OR LEASE

SALE OR LEASE
Approx. $4,000 50. ~ plus 1900 50;
II OF once space. 800 50. II. OF
Estgr. $500 So q; o. parking s u1f {
q few blocks from D. C. line and
phone PRINCE GEoRoEs REALTY
co. UN 4-ll66 and WA. 1850
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AVIATION

WILL TRADE equity of $1,000 In
4 duplexes, Alex. Valued at $50
900. viii take $4,000 on trust
$1,000 eSso cash Isl, p psededUncy I Tsntin'
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STORES FOR RENT

80 II ST. NW.-Store and 2 hoorl
above. across from GPO. SALE Or
RENT, SECURITY REALTY, 90t
New York ave. NV, Ma. e-6744
Ju. 9-7323.
WHEATON-i5x60. on viers MI
road, customer parking: Sl75
month. BoGLEY's. 10. 5.3434.
Z NEW STORES. I7lzx75. in shop
ping center. ready August /. Ga
ave, Wheaton, opp. Peoples Drug
amp. parking front and rear. On
premises. L. B. JOHNSON, Owner,
10 $1,000 and SIP. 4-9252.
Mr.. LAUREL, washington-Balto
blvd. small drive-in store; Ice
cor. lot; rent SIS mo. WA. 1-1sl9
1903 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV
Excellent location at end Of car
line, streetcars empty ali passeng.
ers in front Of door; low rent;
stop by and talk to present tenant
or call ewes. RA. 3-42S2.
2O22 4sth PL., at Macarthur blvd
n.w.-Active commercial area; new
store. suitable for serv. or retail
bus. plenty Of parking. Call Mrs
Goldman. REALTY MORTGAGE a
INVESTMENT CO., Ma. s-34S0;
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE

5-ACRE TRACTS. IS min. from
i ToaiD p Is 6. 4 rgSs1SSLHohH REAL
ALMOST rs ACRES gently rollins
81 tO UNIV . DO 1 ceies vile srea R.
p. RIPLEY CO.. JU. 5-S51l.
LAKE BA aa r. = vat ws,er tiSs. !.
age. col. c. p. VkNsANT. ofiutt
Air Base, NebF,, or 10. 5-1234.
2 ACRES IN beautiful Forest Hills:
only So 1000. terms. NJ LEO
SToRcH, Developer, sP. $4,000.
S1'n111: sib5O: subordin alton
LYNCH co. WI. 6-292s.
CHEVY CHASE, Md, ige. lot. offer
ing seciusion and q beautiful view
iNEz cusHkRD REALToR. I'm
2-4232 or OIL. 2-5s67.
GAITHERsBURG COMMERCIAL Of
Ia acres: 1907 location: WITH
water. sewer and gas: 75e. ROMER
a. CO. Gaithersburg 800.
5-ACRE HOllEsITEs. in untouched
natural woodland with magnificent
water view. only IL. miles. from
d. c.. in controlled residential
community. Gall MO1 ANOb rE-
SERVE. Fairview 2-5572.
MAYAoNE REsERvL: prOteetssSI
sheltered Piscataway Bay, goes
with purchase Of these b-aere
homesites. II you come BY boat We
will meet you at Potomac River
docks. Call Fairview 2-6572.
LOTS AND ACREAGE, any number
with water and sewer. low down
payment, easy terms. subordina.
ion. D. PINKE1sTEiN. Ii. e:2652
SWIMMING POOL. s-acre recrea-
ton area. bride paths and trails.
for nature lovers who purchase one
| OF these beautiful wooded 5-acrt
tracts IN the MOYANOE RESERVE
Fairview 2-5572.
CHERRY HILL RID. AREA. ColleR,
Park-Attractive corner lot. II :.
200. Terms considered. THOMAS
?. HALEY. Realtor, Lanham' Mo
AP. 7-s30O.
LOUDOUN COUNTY, vA.-2-3ih'
acre lots with stream on Fairfa,
line, 1S mi Z. G.. on state rd
LAND CO. JE. 4-4040. open 80
GLEN HILLs-2M acres. the mos
beautiful building site in the Pc
tomac area Handicapped, fenced
we'll. lake and many other i'm
proVements Priced below value o.
! 90 400 WIZ 6-614l
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC IS cow; must sacri.
nee; like aew. I, blue with white
top; blue and white leather uphol.
stery; power steering and brakes
electric windows, Wv. tires: mus
be seen to appreciate; S3.250. Car
spe.. Nd. or call JU. s-ols3. NJ
dealers.
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FOR SALE OR -bedrm.
house. 2 2-bedrm. apis. All c. b.
const. 9 acres. so orange trees and
other shrubs. Ia miles n. of Tampa.
Fla. Call @. TAYLOR. OF. 4-S155.
pa
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

5000 end TRUST. payable $50 mo-
1921 9Th st. NV: good discount
ST. 3-0433.
End TRUST, gilt-edge, strong white
maker: new house.. Aurora Hills
Pay out in 3 yrs. Over y LIST "
Sell all or part. Yield 9ee. OF
4-70OO. MONAHAN.
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STORE OR OFFICE

FUR HENl
Allen shopping center. 6s42 New
Hampshire ave, Takoma Park, Nd
Completely air-conditioned, AK
with bsmt. Formerly occupied by
bank Vault, counters and other
equip. available II desired. VIII move
all or part to suit tenant. Excel.
location for retail business. Spacious
parking lot. FIDELITY PROP
ERTIEs. INC. NO. 7-s900.
GA. AVE. AND Perm ST. NV.
2335 CHAMPLAIN ST. NV.
CORNER N. CAP. AND o ST.
LOUIS Ridden To. 2-3060
49l3 GA. AVE. NV.
Store in best block on Ga. ave,
theater. RA. 6-720l.
ONE-STORY BRICK BLDG. 80 BY
us: located on Nichols ave, in sc.
Loading dock excellent for dtstribu-
tor, TV repair. etc.; reasonable rent;
avail. in the fall. Call Mr. Bradford
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS
WASH. BLDG. DI. 7-s300
DOWNTOWN STORE
Suitable for tailor shop. barber shop
many other types OF business. Rea'
sonable rental.
J. Edward Fowler & Son
i0le Eye st. NV. MA. s-367t
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
FLORIDA PROPERTY

SHENANDOAH RETREAT, mod. de
sign cab: fish. swim, golf: commute
d. C. Terms, $3.50. OIL. 6-241S.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ffAATfAilfen1
BUCKS
BUCKS
1854 Riviera, loaded
with accessories. Cash,
trade and terms. 1-yr.
1909 parts and labor
guarantee. SO others
to choose from. Down
payments from S295.
BUDDY'S
510e Ca. Ave. NV.
Ia. 9-2711

CADILLAC 1855 Model "75" iimou-
Ing power brakes; see today: oniy
1896. CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
I222 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC AZ 4-dr. 80" Special
7. and h., hydramatic, new tires
S276. 10. 2-5413.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD, lEe. lot, ofier
ing seclusion and q beautiful viev
over Rock Greek Park: $4,000
INEZ CUSHARD REALTOR. En-
1910 - 0T o.6RRr
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT-Niee
once. Call LA. 6-O929 mornings
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

CONSTRUCTION EoUPMENT-oc3
loader, good condition: priced for
quick sale. AP. 7-4S77.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEW. '53 4-door sta, wag.; In mist
green, II you are looking for Q low
cos station es1ac Taso We E si6ne lots o.
ommend this one. see Mr.. Worl.
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BUICK SO cdr; $1,000 mi: Ike
new; straight shift; new tires;
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LDERs--3 lqss n Somerset: 2
600, 600; X $3.50; s approximation
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CHEv. 1854 cdr; r. and b.. new
battery. tires. radio; $925. Call
MR.. JOHN BROWN. AP. 7-ol2O:
CHEVROLET "a "21O" 2-dr.; light
blue; T. and h.. new tires: l owner.
Call IA. 2-9341.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24
Open Gate Garden
I our Sun. May 70

The Open Gate Garden Club is
sponsoring its first open Gar
dens" Sunday, May 26 from two
to five o'clock. The committee in
making plans for the garden tour
laid out their itinerary advanta-
geously, for visiting friends. Going
out State Route 38 starting at the
home of Mrs. Nelson Ingersoll,
the tour continues on to the home
of Mrs. Chester Roberts, corner of
Old xenia Road and State Route
38 and on through Newport to the
home of Mrs. John Geesling. Com
ing back from the Geesling home
turn left on the Old Xenia Road
to the home of Mrs. Grant Wood
ring, first place on the left then
on to the Roberts Mill Road COM
ing first to the home of Mrs. Ed
ward Cox and then on up the
road to the home of Mrs. Sam
Johnson where the six garden
tour will terminate.
- "
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley of Urbana
were the guests of Mrs. Laura V.
Griffith Sunday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24

ior year she was elected to serve
this year as president of Civic As
sociation, the student body organ
ization, in an all-school election.
She is a member of Stephens In
dependent Association and Step
hens Recreation Association.
Bunny" was one of the fair
ladies of Stephens who modelled
Susie Stephens Originals" in the
annual showing of original fash
ions held May 10 and IL in the
college ballroom. The My Fair
Lady" show was judged by fash
ion editors of Look, Mademoiselle
and Woman's Wear Daily. and for
the show Bunny" modelled an
evening dress and sports en-
semble, two of the one hundred
originals designed by thirty stu
dents for the Revue. Stephens
was selected by Look magazine as
the "most fashion conscious coll
ege in the country"
Bunny's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert r. Wood, 244 East High
Street, left Thursday for Colum-
bia, Missouri, to be present for
the four-day commencement pro-
gram that starts Friday, May "a,
and will be climaxed Tuesday
morning wit h commencement,
when Bunny will receive an AS
sociate in. Arts Degree. The 1857
senior class numbers 900.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24

Miss Roberta Bunny" Wood
of London has been named the
Four-Fold Girl at Stephens Col
lege here. One of the most out
standing awards given to senior
student, the Four-Fold award rep
resents a well-rounded develop
ment in mental strength, physical
health, spiritual vision and social
poise.
The identity of Miss Wood as
the Four-Fold Girl was revealed
for the first time last night at the
Senior Commencement Dinner. A
special section of the yearbook
STEPHENSOPHIA is devoted to
her photograph and the photo
graphs of the Best Private Citi-
zen and the senior students rep
resenting the Ten Ideals of Ste
phens appreciation of the beau
tiful, cheerfulness, courtesy, force
fulness, health, honesty, love of
scholarship, self-discipline, serv-
ice, and reverence toward the
spiritual. Another Ohio student,
Miss Carole Southworth of Sum
bury. has been named the Ideal of
Health.
Miss Wood has had wide ram
ge of interests and participated in
many activities at Stephens. She
was president of the Junior
Glass and was named an outstand-
Junior. In the spring of her jun
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24

Included in the pre- commence
ment activities, some of which the
Woods will attend ARE the Com
r7encement Ball Friday night,
when, traditinnally, fathers of
graduating seniors arc escorts for
their daughters; week end perfor-
mances of MY Three Angels" are
scheduled for Stephens Play
house; the anual honors convoca-
ton will be Saturday morning, art
exhibit, chamber music concert,
an aquatic demonstration at Ste
phens Lake and a horseshow,
will take up the rest of the time
Saturday. Baccalaureate services
will be Sunday morning, with con-
certs during the day, and a spec
ial Vesper service for parents in
the evening concluded b. an eve-
ming prayer service with the STU
dents.
Department open houses and
visits with faculty advisers start
Mondays schedule, with an Old
Missouri Barbecue for male guests
in the afternoon while the women
will be entertained at reception
featured with strolling fashion
show of Susie Stephens Originals.
Annual Encores," an evening mu-
sical program concludes the pre-
Commencement activities with ex-
ercises starting Tuesday morning
at $50 o'clock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24
Parties At Club
Progress Rain
Deters Golfers

The Tuesday afternoon luncheon
and bridge parties at the London
Country Club have gotten off to
fairly good start, but those who
prefer golf for their Tuesday rec
reation nave not Jared so we'll.
The extremely heavy rains of the
past few weeks, have made it i'm
possible for their program to real
ly get under way.
This week Mrs. ]. Richard By
ers and Mrs. E. r. Lanning were
hostesses and bridge awards
were given to Mrs. Paul M Dw-
yer, Mrs. G. L. Hunter and Mrs.
M. E. Bfackmore.
Mrs. Bruce D. Lewis and Mrs.
NJ. E. Blacknore will be hostess
es for Tuesday, May 28 luncheon
and cards.
Mrs. Jerry Sullivan and her
daughter, Dorothy, North Union
Street, with Mrs. Paul Madden
and her daughter, Mary Agnes,
Armstrong Road have returned
from two weeks vacation to
Florida. They spent one week with
Miss Jean Sullivan, another of
Mrs. Sullivan's daughters, who is
in public relations with National
Airlines at Miami Springs and the
remainder of their trip they spent
sightseeing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24
Tom Miller, Karen
Meeker Cited In
Leadership Award

The VIEW. Leadership awards
were presented to Tom Miller and
Karen Meeker of Jonathan alder
high school Thursday morning.
The presentations were made by
V.F.W. Post 1868 Commander.
Marvel Rowland.
Karen and Tom were two Sc
niors selected by the student body
and the faculty to receive the
initial Leadership awards which
will be presented annually by the
V.F.W. to girl and a boy of the
senior class.
The school was presented with
large bronze plaque on which
the winners names will be en-
graved each year. This plaque
will remain property of the school
and will be kept in the trophy
case.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24
Methodists To
Honor .Shenefelts

The Reverend and Mrs. A. M.
Shenefelt will be complimented
with a reception Sunday, May 26
in the church social rooms.
The Shenefelts will be leaving
London early in June after nine
years of successful and pleasant as
sociation with the church.
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service will sponsor the party
to express to their honor guests
in some measure the regret felt
at their leaving, the esteem in
which they are held, the congreg-
atoms gratitude for the excellent
work of Reverend Shenefelt and
for the exceptional services of
Mrs. Shenefelt as minister of mu-
sic for the church.
Members of the congregation
and friends of the Shenefelts are
invited to call between the hours
of three and five o'clock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24
Phi Betes Are State Hostesses
Get The mod As Money-Makers

by the Humboldt Chorus of Co
lumbus. The chorus is composed
of "a male voices. The printed pro-
grams for the day carried out the
theme and color scheme. A bird
cage complete with the flowers
was sketched in purple on the COW
er. The cover page was done by
Mrs. Kenneth Phleger, an inactive
member of Iota Beta. Mrs. Troxell
Laybourne and Mrs. James Bow
lus acted as co-chairmen for the
program and publicity committees.
At 800 Pm. the business meet
ing was called to order by Mrs
John Deck, Ohio State Chairman
with Miss Ruth E. Armstrong,
Ohio State Secretary. Mrs. Russ
ell Hoskin, Psi Chapter, Dayton,
was appointed parliamentarian.
Mrs. Deck gave a combined re-
port of all the Ohio Chapters. The
total amount of money made by
the 81 Chapters in Ohio during the
fiscal year was $13,798.88. Iota
Beta Chapter ranked first as to
amount of money made with to-
tai of $2,27082. The total amount
of money given to charity, which
includes donations to the National
Project Cancer Research, was
$8,073.42.
The attendance was the largest
of any Ohio State Convention in
previous years with 80 delegates,
155 guests and 81 members of the
mems auxiliary attending total
221. Mrs. William Tanner was
chairman of the registration COM
mittee. Mrs. Welsh assisted by
Mrs. Devore and Mrs. Higgins in
stalled in a very impressive man.
ner the 1888 State Officers-Mrs.
Josephine Moore, Iota Alpha Chap
ter Columbus, State Chairman and
Mrs. Garnet Leisinger, Iota Alpha,
State Secretary.
On Saturday, evening, May IS,
the members of Iota Beta with
Mrs. Robert Halterman Hospital
ity Chairman, were hostess to ap-
proximately so guests at open
house in Parlor B of the hotel.
Refreshments were served from a
beautifully appointed tea table
centered with a flower arrange
ment of pink daisies. On Sunday
morning during registration from
1000 AM. to 11:45 coffee was
served in the Town and Country
Room of the hotel
Harold Welsh of London acted
as chairman of the Mems Auxili-
ary Committee providing them
with entertainment Saturday eve
ming and Sunday during the busi-
ness meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24
Solon Couple
Weds In 7 exas

Mr.. and Mrs. Ova McBrayer of
South Solon, announce the MARI
iage of their daughter, Miss Lor-
eta Jane McBrayer to A SIC
Ralph D. Curry. The bridegroom is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin
Curry, also of South Solon,
The ceremony was performed
in the Methodist Church, Topeka,
Kansas.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. Curry
are residing at 1869 Lane Street,
Topeka, while the bridegroom is
serving with the u. S. Air Force.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24
Program Dance" ReuiUed By Smiths
At Siluer Anniversary Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith, Co
lumbia Avenue, marked the twen-
ty-fifth anniversary of their mar
riage with a dinner at the London
Country Club Saturday evening.
The decor for the tables was
green, white and silver, white
flowers and silver candles with
greenery carrying out the effect
i've theme.
Remembering the fun of the
Program Dances" that were in
vogue at the time of their mar
riage, the hostess thought to re-
capture some of that informal
good time She presented pro-
grams to the gentlemen of the
party, who called around on the
ladies entered their names oppo-
site the number of the dance ask
ed for, then claimed her for his
partner when her number came
up"
This, the hostess thought would
be a little different approach to an
evening at cards, but once the rec
ord player was turned on, h e
guests became so intrigued with
the nostalgia idea, h at al
thought of other diversion was
forgotten.
The Smiths guests were, Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Peck, who had
attended them when they were
married, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Roger
Hacket of Middletown, formerly
of London; DR.. and Mrs. r. F.
Laybourne, Judg and Mrs.
James F. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Young, Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Kid
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Won Ka-
mel, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hood
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell McShane, Mr.
and Mrs. Blair w. Savage, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Robert Tanner, Mrs
Lucille Bowen and James Smith,
son of the celebrants.
&c ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Henry
with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mar
tin of Springfield motored to Flat
Rock, Mich, Saturday to attend
the wedding of Cora Lee Young,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. A.
Young at the Methodist Church.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24

You are as welcome as the
flowers in May" the theme cho-
sen for the twenty eighth annual
Ohio State Convention of the Phi
Beta Psi Sorority, set the pattern
for the beautiful decorations for
the luncheon in the ballroom of
the Neil House, Columbus, Sun
day, May 19. Iota Beta of London
was the hostess chapter for the
convention.
The speakers table was center
er with an artistic fan shaped ar
rangement of pink carnations and
lily of the valley. This was bal
anced on either side by smaller
arrangements of pink carnations
and purple reed bird cages filled
with arrangements of pink fiber
ragged robin flowers. The front of
the table, seating 20 people, was
draped with purple material inter-
mittently gathered with clusters of
the pink fiber flowers. Each of the
other round tables seating were
covered with a circle of green
cloth. This was centered with an
identical bird cage and each
place setting was marked with a
miniature alabaster bird bath
filled with the pink ragged rob-
ins. Tiny carved birds were per-
ched on the edge of the bird
baths. Mrs. Glenn Sponsler and
Mrs. Kermit Gamer were
chairmen of the committees res
ponsible for the very outstanding
decorations and favors.
Immediately preceding the SER
wing of the luncheon, Mrs. Har-
old Hunter, president elect of
1ota Beta, gave a very impressive
tribute to the six founders of Phi
Beta Psi Sorority with special mu-
sic by Mrs. Kenneth Fichner.
Mrs. c. William O'Neill, Ohio's
First Lady, was a special guest at
the luncheon. Other guests inclu-
ded Mrs. Harold Welsh, National
Grand President; Mrs. w. c. De-
wore, Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Nat
tional Grand Second Vice Presi-
dent; Mrs. Cletus Higgins, Nation
al Grand Secretary: Miss Margaret
Converse and Miss Louise Rich
mond, patronesses of Iota Beta.
There were also in attendance 3
past national grand officers, A
past state chairmen, 2 past state
secretaries.
Mrs. Robert Day, London, act
ed as toastmistress during the lun-
cheon. Two students from the
Fine Arts College, Ohio State Uni
versity, delighted the group with
on the scene charcoal sketching"
of various members and guests
present. Also during the luncheon,
organ music was played by Mr..
Chef Markert, Columbus. Numer-
Gus door prizes with a grand
prize were given with Miss Doro-
thy Street chairman of the Door
Prize Committee.
Following the luncheon, a very
enjoyable program was presented
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24
|SOciety Social Events And News OF The Clubs
Las Jovenes Class
Has Social Meeting

The Las Jovenes Class of the
Methodist church held their meet
ing on May 20, with % members
and one guest, Mrs. Bernard Pol
lard present.
Devotions were presented by
Mrs. Kenneth Phleger who read
Answered Prayer" the story of
the girl Mary, who inspired the ar
tist Raphael to paint the picture
Madonna of The Chair"
During the business meeting,
Mrs. Forrest Hanson gave a rep
ort from the wedding reception
committee.
The Las Jovenes Class will SER
We the Senior Breakfast on We'd
nesday May 29.
The following nominating COM
mittee was appointed: Mrs. Geor-
ge Allison, chairman; Mrs. Nell
Peters; Mrs. Ernest Wall.
A social hour followed during
which the game of "charades"
was played, much to the merri-
ment of the contestants.
Prizes for the evening, which
were lovely corsages, were a.
warded to Mrs. Charles Cecil,
Mrs. A. M. Shenefelt and Mrs.
Nelson Ingersoll.
Spring flowers decorated the
tables at which a delicious dess-
ert was served by the following
committee: Mrs. c. w. Richards,
Chairman, Mrs. Marjorie En-
mons, Mrs. Robert Bigham, Mrs.
Frances Pinnegar.
Judge and Mrs. James F. Bell
and their children Steve and Bet
sy, Richmond Avenue, attended a
family dinner Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Bells aunt, Mrs. Clyde
Jenkins virginia Armstrong; and
Mr.. Jenkins, former residents of
London, now residing in Carey.
Other guests were, Mrs. Bells
mother, Mrs. P. T. Engard, and
her son, DR.. Richard Engard and
his family of Marysville.
The party brought the family
together to see the Jenkins
daughter, Mrs. Frank Burdette
Joyce Jenkins) and her son,
Master DOME, who were home
from Maine for a visit.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-24
CLANCY Party For
Daughter Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. CLANCY en-
tertained at dinner Saturday eve
ming at their home on North
Main Street. They invited their
guests for a celebration of the
birthday of their daughter, Mrs.
James Tope, barbara Clancy,
and also to meet 1t. and Mrs.
Robert K. Wilpitz Diana Wood
of Ft. Meade Maryland.
Invited were, 1t. and Mrs. Will
pitt, Mr.. and Mrs. James Tope.
Supt and Mrs. ]. j. Hartley, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur H. Hume, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Jenkins, Mr..
and Mrs. John K. Bridgman, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baisch
beth Hartley of Columbus.