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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-29

Smiling" Mrs. Eldon Brock pre-
sided over the meeting The at
tendance banner was awarded to
the second grade. Nominating
Committee selected were: Mrs.
Arbun Davidson, Mrs. Albert Cor
meth, Mr. Carl Carrothers and Mr..
Donald Mace. The program given
was several selections by the girls
chorus directed by Mrs. Cory;
Mrs. Sprang, music instructor of
Madison South presented instru-
ments, assisted by Mr.. John w.
Wolford of Columbus. Refresh
freshments were served by second
grade Mothers. The April meeting
will be held the first Thursday in
May
Miss Marib Bruce is patient
at Memorial Hospital, Washington
c. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Anderson
and family and Mrs. Margaret Al
derson were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Houck and family
at Gallipolis.
The Blue Star Mothers organi-
zation met Tuesday evening in the
home of Mrs. Howard Murry. Pre-
sent were: Mrs. Darwin Currey.
Mrs. Frances Womacks. Mrs. Da-
ma Porter, Mrs. Lou Powell, Mrs.
Blanche Gordin. Mrs. Roy Critics
and Mrs. Mae Shanteau.
Mrs. Wayne Linson, Mrs. Ralph
Sexton and Mrs. Weldon Fast at
tended a style show Thursday eve
ming in Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. Chas Lower is a patient al
Springfield City Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Long and
Mary Ruth of Springfield were
/ guests on Friday evening of Mr.
and Mrs. o. E. Dawson.
Mr. Jack Lower of Long Beach,
California, spent a visit with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Lower and with relatives in
Springfield.
Ralph Currey, stationed at To-
peka Kansas arrived Monday al
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Darwin Currey for a 10 day
furlough
Mrs. Don WomackS was hostess
FOR a demonstration party in her
home Thursday evening with Mrs
Jessie Clark demonstrator. Those
present were: Mrs. Bruce Hover.
ton of Enon, Mrs. Jimmy Murry
Of Springfield. Mrs. Howard Muir
ry. Mrs. Paul Hyer, Mrs. Joe Tay,
lor Mrs. Raymond O'Brien. Mrs
Mae Shanteau Mrs. Max Hutch
inson. Mrs. Robert Pitstick, Mrs
Don Murry, Mrs. Francis Wom
acks, Mrs. George hilbert, Mrs
Douglas LoWery and Rosalee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Eavors anC
Larry visited on Sunday with Mr.
o. F. Eavors at jamestown.
Master Danny Rinehart O
South. Charleston spent the Weel
end with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond O'Brien.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-29
Surn1nerfOrd
MRS. n. coLLIFLOWER
PHONE UL 2-of18

The Somerford P.TO. will meet
Tuesday evening, April 2, at eight
o'clock. The guest speaker for the
evening will be Mrs. Lewis Lucas.
Mrs. Lucas is a registered nurse
originally from England. She is
now employed in the physical Their
Apply department at Springfield
City Hospital. The students in Mrs.
Brakes room are also going to
present program. So we hope
everyone will attend.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-29

Science Hill Grange met Friday
evening, March %, at the Grange
hall. Master William Wilson pre-
sided and conducted the work for
the third and fourth degrees. The
next meeting will be on April II. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cornell and
children have moved into a pro-
perty on South Oak Street in Lon
don and Mr. and Mrs William
Warnock are moving into the home
which was recently vacated by the
Cornells.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-29

Fathers and mothers, sisters
and brothers, sweethearts, and
fans will gather at the Jonathan
Alder high school Tuesday even
ing April 9th, to pay tribute to
the schools Championship team.
It's quite certain that there will
be large crowd present for this
unusual occasion, for various rea-
sons. 1t is seldom that any small
rural school has the opportunity
to boast of a District Champion
ship basketball team. More muS-
ual is the fact that the local Pion-
eers won both the county league
and county tournament champion
ship before going on to win the
district and all this coming in the
first year of newly formed high
school.
The team finished with an over
all record of 21-3 and was one of
the top 16 teams in the entire
state going into the regional. The
Pioneers were undefeated in the
county and their two losses dur
ing the regular season were to
Mid Six League champions, Hill
ard Wildcats and to Dublin. Hill
ard noSed them out in an over
time game by the score of So to
Sc. Dublin caught the team off
stride and with Miller and Free
man out early on fouls nudged by
to a 55 to 81 win.
The team entered the District
tournament at Westerville where
they were seeded in the toughest
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-29

bracket with mdefeated Reynolds
burg. heavy pre-tournament fav-
orite and second ranked class A
team in the state. One by one the
Pioneers disposed of the tough OPP
position, beating Millersport hand
lily 8S to Sc. Then Amanda IA to
81. Next Marysville the team
which gave them the toughest OPP
position in the district, although
they had defeated the Union Coun-
ty rivals on two previous occa-
sions the score so to 49. And fin
ally they met the undefeated Rey-
noldsburg bubble gumers" for
the championship and it can be
said that the Pioneers out played
the Franklin County Champs by
greater margin than the score
indicated in winning the champ
ionShip contest Sc to So.
The team moved into the Reg
ional tournament at Troy with a
record which stamped them as one
of the "toughies". They drew the
Lockland Wayne, former state
champions in their first go, which
was by reality their final game Of
the season. After a cold first
quarter in which the game was
actually lost, when the red hot
Cincinnati suburbanites jumped
off to a II point lead, the Pion-
eers fought an up hill battle to
get back into the game and came
within five points of tieing the
score in the final quarter before
the bottom fell out of their scor-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-29
East Range
coRpA BARKER
MT. STERLING, RT. I

Sedalia Church of Christ in
Christian Union.
Pastor - Jennie Mcpherson.
$50 AN. Sunday School.
1920 AM. Worship Service.
7:30 Am. Evangelistic Service.
7:30 PM. Thursday Prayer Ser
vice.
Some of the folks from here Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Por-
ter and family, of Bloomingburg
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Knisley and
son, are visiting d. L. Grace and
daughter. Several other friends
visited the Grace home on Satur-
night.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-29

Dedication service for Master
Donnie Murry, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Murry, was held Sum
day morning in the United Bre-
thren Church, Liberty, Indiana
with Rev. Ralph E. Miller in char
ge. Besides the parents, the serv-
ice was witnessed by Mr.. and Mrs
Howard MurTy and Mrs. Glen
Thompson the grandparents. :.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-29

son. Mrs. Henry Klever, Mrs. Rho
da Butler, Mrs. Robert Crabbe,
Mrs. Joe Spears, Mrs. Bonnie OF
te, Mrs. Odell Jackson and Mrs,
Chas. LutZ.
Mrs. Jack Gossard and Mark
and Mrs. Harry Theobald were
guests on Saturday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Buehler in Columbus.
A meeting of the P.TO. was
held Thursday evening in the
school auditorium. The Rev. May
nard Mcpherson conducted devo-
tional period using for his theme
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-29

ing machine as Tom Miller was
benched by the five foul route.
The final score was II to SO. Thus
the initial season for the Jonathan
Alder Pioneers came to a close
with a blaze of glory, even in the
face of defeat.
Fans were well pleased and sat-
isfied, because the team had gone
a lot farther than any one had ex-
pected them to. Doubtless the
Pioneers set a record in their first
year under the colors of Jonathan
Alder high school which the teams
of the school for years to come
will respect and shoot at, but one
which few will ever beat or equal.
Five members of the squad are
seniors and will be graduated this
spring. Two of them Tom Miller
and Freeman were main stays on
this years team. The other three
are Carter, Nicol and Newberry.
The prospects for next years
team are indeed good. Coach
Wright will have seven off this
years squad to build his team
around and there are several boys
who will move up from the reser-
We team which will be strong con-
tenders.
People who are planning on at
tending the athletic banquet Tues
day evening April 9th should re.
member to purchase their tickets
in advance, no tickets will be sold
at the door"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-29
South SOlOn
MRS. RUTH DIFFENpAL
PHONE 3271

A quarterly Conference of Will
mington District was held Thurs
day in the Methodist Church
Washington G H. Local women
attending were: Mrs. Hugh Alder
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-28

society VIII Be the guest speak
er. Rev. n Brunson. North Lit
tie Rock viii deliver the sermon
The public Is invited. Theme Our
religious Heritage. Ark Alice
N. crosley. Mrs. carrie Toles and
Mrs. Marjorie Washington were
messengers 10 the State SIS. BTU
and Usher Board congress in
In Warren June - from 50
Paul Baptist church. Rev. r. s.
shorty. pastor who was reelected
for president another year. +.
Rev. Angelo 5. johnson and bis
mother. Mrs. Mary Smith John
son were guests from the AME
church Wednesday June 8. 4.
Mrs. Bessie Matlock. president Of
te women's auxiliary Of Jeffer-
son Springs district and Prince
Matloek. secretary Of mems de-
partment Of the same district at
tended the extra ordinary ses-
sion and financial drive at Ark
ansas Baptist college Tuesday.
June II. Both are active members
of Mt Zion Baptist church OF
this city. Rev. L. Lowe Of Lit
tie Rock was present also.
Mrs. Katie p. Gray. retired presi-
dent Of Ralph Bunehe PTA pre-
sided Monday June 10. T.30 p. m.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-28
Chocolate Chip
Treat
By Betty Barclay

"vVoNDERFuL eating for little
w effort Is what you'll say when
you've tasted this delightful dessert.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-28

Empty cake mix into bowl Add
water and eggs Beat minutes unit!
halter ID smooth and creamy. Pour
batter into lsxex2 inch pzs. which
has bcen lined on bottom with paper.
and bake In moderate oven ts55sf1
80 10 S. minutes.
Cut In squares and serve warm
with . topping OF vanilla Ice eftam
and Quiek Chocolate Sauoe.
Ouch Chocolate Sauce. Combine !
cup chocolate chips. Y cup light corn
syrup. u cup waier and teaspoon
salt In saucepan. Heat over low heat
until chocolate h melted. stirring
constantly. Thea Increase heat and
boil 5 minutes. stirring constantly.
Makes about W. cups
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-28

when Mira wilma Stewart prin-
eipal presented the overall pro-
gram for Is57-sS. :. Ars. Alice Il
crosley preadsnt elect assisted In
preparing things for the opening
Of school In September. Miss
Lois c. johnson. daughter Of Mira
Mary Smith johnson and the late
Rev. d. a. johnson left Satur-
day June Is for an Indefinite
stay In Evsnstona IL where she
viii be guest Of her twin broth
er. Lawrence, and sister,
in-lsw. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackie z.
Johnson and sister and brother
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Har-
rs. Mrs. Ollie Walker and
Charles Juniel formerly Of Ben
ton and Holly Springs accom-
panied by a friend to assist In
driving returned to Akron, Ohio
after being called due TO sudden
death of Mrs Mae Marshall.
State Press rSborter Of Holly
Springs. Arkad ns.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-28

vern. where the groom Is IN &C.
tive member. Ara Adams Is q
member Of Elect Temple church
Of Ged Ia Christ. former seere-
tsry Of Ralph Bunehs PTA and
a member Of Saline county chap
Der Red Cross grey ladies. A re-
ception was given In the hume.
Billie Bealer of Malvern.
Mrs Morgan and Mrs Mary
Smith johnson chairman Of the
colored Division Of Grey La
dies In Saline county were guests
along with other relatives Of the
groom Pleasant Hill AME
church viii have Its md annual
women's day at 500 p. m Sunday
July 2. according to announce
ment Of the Missionary president
Mrs. cariola Fisher. Mrs @. ID.
Patillo Of Malvern. president Of
Hot Springs district Missionary
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-28

Erozn inquired e cstton Plant
Saturday. E. Miss Hattie B. Stall
ter IS returned from Mariana sf-
ter visiting with her mother. :.
Ode Brown received the word OF
the passing of his bTotheE-in-law
Monday In Hazleurst. vaea-
ton Bible school viii open Nom
day at the Douglas school. Elder
jackson. principal. with the fol-
lowing teachers: Hrs. l. Esen.
Mrs. Pearl Mzrthas. Mrs. Daily
Goyan, Mrs Willie II Thomas.
Hrs. Ella II Brown and Mrs. Eyie
Holloway. Sunday school at
Bethel AME church was conduct
ed BY superintendent Brown /.
Miss Mary William went TO Lit
tie Rock Monday to Shop.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-28
be Arc

Ella lzas nrswn
The W. Il. S. drive closed sun
day. Contestant no. l. Mrs. Evie
Holloway raised $500. contestant
no. :. Ella d. Brown raised tzi.os
and she was crowned as Mrs
Fellow Ship b. Mrs. velma Jack
son. A wonderful program was
rendered and the pastor delivered
. nice sermon. In the morning
services the young people were
IN charge. Rev and Mrs.
Rodgers were the dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Ewell Dinnel
Edd Koonce Is In Chicago
was also served at the church.
Visiting Is daughters. Mr. and
Mrs. Porter announce the mar
rage Of their daughter. The
Northeastern board win meet at
Fellow ship church Mrs. sar-
ali Ford and Ar. and Mrs. Ode
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-28
Quick and
Oh-so-Goodl
by Betty Bsreiay,

10y Betty Bsreiay-
I ooKINc for something different
for luncheon, Or for q light
sAiad-and-de<seTt suppepl Here's
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-28
Superb Summertime
Dessert
BY BETTY BARCLAY

HERE'S A delicious Summer sweet
easy 20 make. wonderful TO eat.
Yoan find Il . handy recipe for
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-28

spoons water ] teaspoon vanilla: l
cup cream. whipped; " cup Bakers
Angel Flake Coeonui; Sponge cake.
iadyhngens. OF mzearoons.
Place chocolate and water In sauce
pan over low heat Stir until ehooo-
late 10 melted. Cool until thiekened.
Add vanilla and fold into whipped
cream. Add cooonut. Line shefbet
glasses With strips Of sponge cake.
iadyhnges. or maearoons. cut In
quarters. FIJI with chocolate cream
mixture. Chill. Males 5 seringa
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-28

servingwh when
u n xp eted
guests drop In
a meal timei
Chocolate
Cream coeenut
Dessert
! package W
Poundl sw c et
cooking ehooo-
late. / table
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-28

In a shaker. place ! cup plus 2
tablespoons butiermilk. Y teaspoon
soda. ] egg and | cup pancake mix.
Add tablespoon melted butter.
Shake vigorously 10 10 Is times OF
until batter Is fairly smooth. Some
what lumpy batter makes light fluffy
pancakes. Makes J to 8 pancakes.
Maple Nut Topping
" cup butter OF margarine: VI cup
firmly packed brown sugar: X tea
spoon salt; u cup sifted -four: u cup
Log Cabin Syrup: x cup finely
chopped nuts: 5 tablespoons hot
water.
Cream butter. sugar. and salt. Add
-four. syrup and nuts. Beat until well
mixed. Then stir in hot water.
Spread warm topping over coffee
cake batter before baking or use as
topping for pancakes. Makes IA cups
topping. or enough to cover two g.
inch square CAKES or top Of one
l6xl0-ineh cake.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-28

SuHdae
Chocolate
Chip Cake
I package in.
slant chocolate
chip cake mix; !
cup water. :
eggs. unbeaien;
aniIla ies
cream; Quick
Chocolate Sauce.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-28


Ms. Tynette williams became
tks bride q d. L Adams of
Malvern IN . very tmprsadvs
ulnsls ring ceremony n the VIII
ham's residence Ct Go p N
Saturday June Is She wore q
finger Up veil and carried . bou-
suet Of Gsrdenias Misses Her-
niee Brown and christine Adams.
neices q the groom both Of
Malvern were flower girls and
wore Identical Waltz tenth dress
q e vhite net over satin. The
marriage vows were read by
Rev. Earl Morgan. pastor Of New
Director Baptist church Of NAL
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

Ellen Willis, Rice. Anne Woodhouse,
Lynchburg Sylvia Wright. Ports
mouth, and Mia Young, Farmyille
Secondary Graduates
Bachelor Of Science in secondary
education. John Austin, Farmville
Margaret Beavers. North Tazewell.
Barbara Benedict, Crewe. Suzanne
Bunting. Wachapreague; CAROLYN
Clark. Lynchburg; Mary Davis
Bassett; Adele Donaldson. Alexan.
dria, Belle Fitzgerald. Wytheville
Elba Flynn. Newport News; Dolores
Grimstead Norfolk: Shirley Hardy
Covington Elizabeth jenkins, Rich
m0nd Martha Joyner. Greensboro
N CT William McKissick. Black
stone; Elizabeth Miller, Staunton
Elizabeth Parkinson. Church Road
Nancy CHARLES. Winchester. Mar
garet Redd NJ e herrin. Evelyn
Rowe, Kinsale; Mary Sisson. Shaws
vile. Florence Scholar. Richmond
Frederick Stables, Crewe. NancS
Striplin. Farmville Barbara Ward
Norfolk. Elsie Webb, Elnporia. an(
Vivian Willett, Bowling Green
Bachelor of arts in secondary edu
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
L0nG,rC0d College Graduates 11S
Seniors From 3 Estates Sunday

leyyille Margaret Hudnal, Mia,
Nancy Hughes, Charlottesville; Joan
Jones. Montross, Florence King.
Suffolk Helen Kratsch, Newport
News. Madelyn Kuhn, Richmond
Sara Lou McRee, Aylett: Mary
Mayo. Crittenden, Jean Norris,
Gladys Katherine Naugle, Black
stone; Catherine Nelson. Bla k
stone Rita Nelson, Clarksville
Shirley PaXson, Norfolk, and Vir-
gina Feafce, Suffolk
Gayle Peoples. Pitman, n j.;
Esther Pollard Richmond Ann
Pond Colonial Heights. jeanette
Ppckett. Rustbug Joyce Pulley,
Suffolk Betsey Richardson. Rich
mond Mary Riddick corapeake,
N. & Ann Savedge. Suffolk, Judith
Shields X eling Daisy Spain,
Chase City Frances Sublctt Lynch
burg Shirley Tennson. Holland.
Dorothy Thomas Elm City N c.;
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07


Nancy ouarles' Loretta Brehm
ano lpopS FefPasoh oin tA's
cfill m III tV- are among th0se Who
IfaaHa'ea lroia "o shahl n 4 ?
scn9o 5'lhe n
III \ : thlldfess, ana chu-
eni ana Jeila fefe9soh. ah o.
W Sn'hRtoh' - - arrived saturday
70 spend week WIN thef mother.
n s Ma va ferguson ana % attend
the efadnatihg exc SIN at WJf-
n am,
Tr aNa Ns \ RI Iavnn Mr.
and M I~r1-s Lpvne WIN fomHv.
ard M~ and w~s Gordan FTust and
r1nlv v's'ted u. r. Layne's brother
n Asr'ara sunday
Mr.. and M $ Newton Jones. If
p'cbnond. visited Mr.. and Mrs. r.
f DIX sen day
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

cation Judith Billet. Warwick ).
Gayle B. anch No folk. S n d 7 a
Dye. c. esnsboro. N. C.. Josephine
Hillsman. vile. Patricia
Jones. Waynesboro: Nancy LEM.
Warwick. Cynthia McAden. South
Hill, Charlotte Phillips. Rustburg;
Frances Raines. Wa wick; Rita
Saunders, Richmond: Carolee Sill
cox. Roanoke and Roberta WI
liams. ia mville.
Home &c Graduates
Bachelor Of science in home eco
nom'cs education. Elizabeth Elliott.
Lynch burg: Mary Robertson.
Franklin. and Jane Wood, Wingina
Bachelor Of science in business
education Patricia Ashby. Shields
Frances Brown. Roanoke Opal
Bryant, Lynch5urg; Jesse Casey
Village, Martha Clements. Clarks-
vile; Nancy Deaton. Ellerson; Bar
ba a Eagdie. Glover. Judith Harris.
LaWrenceville; May Hawkins, Leba-
non; Betty Hodnett, Nathalie, Chris
tie Lou Hulvey. Fort Defiance; Vim
ginia Ingle. Cumberland; Eugene
Noel. Farmville. Jean arrot !,
Standardsville: Naomi Railey, Sew
ern, N c.; Norma Reamy. Rex
burg, Mary Roberts, Salem, and
Peggy Straughan. Warsaw.
Bachelor of science in music edu-
cation Carol Carson, Hot Springs.
Ann Thomas, Blackstone. a n q
Patricia Powell, Wakefield
Bachelor Of arts Harry Lancaster.
Jr. Farmville. and Jeanette Morris
Warwick
Bachelor of science. Camille At
wood, Norfolk; Jane Brugh, Trout
vile, and Caroline Stoneman, Pet
ersburg
Master Of arts in education
George Augherton Quincy. Apo
mattoX
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

Students from three states We're
among the It's Longwood graduates
who received their diplomas Sun
day Or. Francis G Landlord Jr..
college president, awarded degrees
to-
Bachelor Of science in elementary
education Carolyn AGREE, Tappa-
bannack Jacqueline Adams. War
wick Bette ADKINS. Richmond
Barbara Bane Bland Mary Bell
Wilmington Lille Bennett, Rec
House Jacqueline BY. Franklin;
Anne Caldwell, Amherst, Shirley
Childs. Hinnom; Phyllis Daniels.
Chester Loretta Dressler, CoVine-
tom Sandra Frye. Portsmouth;
Charlotte Fudge Covineton; Anne
Fuller Danville and Joann Funai,
Lynchburg
Elementary Grads Listed
Hazel Hanks Rabley Nancy Har-
fis. Roanoke Virginia Hayes. VIVA
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
PoWDERPUFF DERBY

The All women's International
Air Race. better known as Thu Pow
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

B m when pledges for the comm
conference year viii be made
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

BATCH CORN DRYER MEANS EARLY HARVESTING
City County farm With HIP electric the
tent Of M buhe load hour Owner Adoph
Engineer Coln Nnce that dryer three Early with
hg moisture content shatering ~ Early field clearing
grazing time CD Following before cold
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-24
WITH THE
YOUNGER SET
WILLING WORKERS

The Willing Worker" Blue Bird
group held a Christmas party in
the Presbyterian Church basement
Wednesday, December 18th. After
the pledge to the flag the girls
gave the Bluebird Wish and sang
the Bluebird Song. Following a
gift exchange, refreshments were
were served by the leaders Mrs.
Howard Richardson and Mrs. Theo-
dore Turvy and the sponsors Mrs.
Paul Alexander and Mrs. Harold
Barkalow.
Those present in addition to the
leaders and sponsors were Blue
birds: Paula Alexander, Idella
Barkalow, Cynthia Burr, Carol
Baldwin, Lillian Ballenger, Cathy
Eckstein, Susan Jones, Carolyn
Porter, Vicki Richardson, Connie
Taylor, Anita Temple and Karen
Turvy with members of their fam
lilies Mrs Gwynne Burr, B. G..
Burr, Mrs. Charles Ballenger and
children Dickie, David and Pamela;
Mrs. Alice Jones, Mrs. Frank Bald
win, Mrs. Fred EckStein, Sharon
Jones, Richard Barkalow, Frank
Baldwin, Jr., Mrs. Charles Porter
and children Phil and Janet; Mich
ael Richardson, Mrs. Charles Tay-
lor and Mrs. Gill Temple.