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to go to the tropics for the sum-
mer. No need to. Instead. I'm
going to send to The Ant World
in San Francisco for their Ant
Palace which is advertised as
Wonderful Summer Fun" You
get a busy, bustling city Of rs
ants" You watch the workers
tunneling the subways. the
guards banquet and nursemaids
caring for junior ants" and va
rious other events all for $7.95.
Social Note: Bus drivers and
their passengers are rarely
enamored of each other and
rarely have anything nice to say
to or about each other. But
the bus drivers on the midtown
crosstown route which for weeks
have been carting patrons to the
Billy Graham sermons at Madi-
son Square Garden report that
the Graham customers are the
most polite bus riders of all.
Middle European ariStOcrats of
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elderly vintage almost always
brush UP on their English by
rereading Shakespeare VIII e n
they visit England. A fellow Just
back from London reports dining
in smart hotel at a table near
the Princess Wahlburg- Zeil.
The princess found it necessary
to speak sharply to a waiter.
Twice have I commanded
salad" she said, land thou hast
not needed my command"
The dishwasher at q local
restaurant went to the boss the
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London on his way home from
filming paths of Glory" in
Munich. to persuade Pat Neal
to costar with him this fall in
Elmer Rice's new play. Pat lives
in England now with husband
writer Raoul Dahl and their two
children. but will commute to
Hollywood and Broadway for
movies and nlavs
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~ NE|CHbORHOO6a SAaqsal1 is,
Films of More Than Routine Merit

BACHELOR PARTY"DOn Murray in another dramatic slice
Of New York life by the makers of Marty"
bad DAY AT BLACK ROCKSuperor outdoor suspense yarn
with top-nOtch performance by Spencer Tracy.
DESIGNING WOMAN"-Lauren Bacall and Gregory Peck
romantic comedy with q sophisticated sheen.
FRIENDLY PERSUASION"-Gary Cooper in heart warming
tale Of life among the peace-lOving Quakers.
FUNNY FACE"-Audrey Hepburn Fred Astaire and Kay
Thompson whOOp It in frOlicsome Paris
GOLD OF NAPLES"-SOphie Loren Sylvana ManRano and
others In hrstrate fOur-sOry import from Italy
THE RAINMAKER"-COmc film version of play with the
added luster Of Katharine Hepburns sparkle.
THE SPIRIT OF ST LOUIS"-James Stewart az Charles
Indbergh in fine recall Of his famed Paris fight
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other night and said he had to
attend an important meeting Of
his lodge, Of which he is Sublime
King. The boss asked how he
could be Sublime King since he
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DRIVEN rHEATERs
AIRPORT

AIRWmRT Arlington
OF 4-ol00
Opens at 8. ''uNTAMED YOUTH. -,
MAMIE VAN DOREN, LORI NELSON.
=. 2; Plys .c rcCQuNIERFEIT PLAN"
At 1890. Cartoon Located in Airing
ton. on U. s. Route I Just over the
18th st. Bridge. Kids Free.
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QUEENS Chapel.
BRANCH DRIVE.I


RI. 6-6866. 6is Nj. So. Of d, C. Line
e Clinton. Nd. Take Branch Ave. SIC.
tRt. 81 10 Waterloo Rd. Turn RiEhi
onto Old Branch Ave. (Rte 3SII
Drive Mile to Theater. Kiddies
Always Free at Branch,
JOHN ''Sherin OF cochise"l BROM.
FIELD IN CRIME AGAINST JOE"
200; CLARK GABLE and SPENCER
TRACY, BOOM TOWN" 1880.
Mt. VERNON OPEN AIR
n: 4: q. NJ LOEW's so x-s722
Richmond Hwy. South Of Alex.
9pen 40. Starts az Dusk AVA
"BHQMANl JUNCTION" al i0.5G:
6USIER CRABBE. ANN ROBINSON
GUN BROTHERS. at 9:05.
Riddles Free Free Miracle Playground
SUNSET DRIVEN l.. t;:'b :,
Al Baileys Crossroads. BetWeen
Corners and shirley Hwy, One Mile
west Of Alexandria Riddles Free.
THE PROUD ONES" Suspense.
rilIed Western in Cinemascope and
Colerl ROBERT RYAN. VIRGINIA
MAYO. Jeffrey HUNTER 9:O5:
CURTIS. ERNEST BoRGNINE. i0:I5.
Also Cartoon.
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NV. DOicmiOtcis
Shopping Area

Shopping Area 5
~tt<%%%s%t%s<<%N%%<H~N%%%<
Atlas Sports Store
Sports Fisnlns Tackle. Pirearmsl
925 D 50 NV Me a-2i37
Baskin Furs
sFurs Cloth Goats Leather Apparel
Cor 9Th and G SITS NV Ma 8-5522
The New ''BresIau"
a.. t ,s;S Z, iHR&Parsl snS Puss, s.s.
Browning King Co., Inc.
1898 @ 81. NV. ME. s.s,sa
Capital Wall Paper Co.
'IS 18th 81 NV Ma $3.50
Carlton CaSuals
~. !skirts sl9gses Lingerie
sSb 10th 50 NV Ma $500
Crosby Shoe Stores
Featuring MARI Jane shoes
liz s;b ). Nv NJ s s,sss!
District Red Cross
Shoe Stores
zoos . - NV ne s.3os2
Fields Clothes, Inc.
.sMens Clothing and Flrn,shinssD
sse lfth 81 NV NE 5000
fOgel's
tLuggaRe Men : Wear Sports GOODS,
10th and D \, W. EX. 3-t2I9
GOOzh Gifts
SIS Penna Ave. NV. OI. 1899
Haber & Co.
1908 O street Wv Di. i-O2as
HuntSberry's Fashion
Footwear
90, , ,ss 70 "a. sssm, ...
lrving's
lsports Goods. sportswear. LussageI
10th and z Sta NV Elk. 5000
k0tzin
, twomens Apparel
1897 y 81. NV. Elk. 3-O232
Latts' Ties & Toys
90 I4th st.. NV. Ex. 3-I1OO
Liberty Shops
-. fMomsn,s AeeessorlesI
100 G 81 NV RE 1881
Nd i5th 81 NV tx 3-26Il
LYNN Jewellers
500 y 81 NV OIL LAIN
MacManneS, inc.
,,,. Home Wares oiiisy
1921 n Hamp Ave Langley Pk Ma
Metropolitan Haberdashers
National Brano Shirts, Underwear, etc
5?5 Eleventh 81 NV ME- 6-oII2
Nelligan'S Shoes
.,a ), .Juye5 q, Spe Mems Shoes, .,..
New York Trimming Store
pprsssmakers Supplies. FabrIcs Yarns
Nugent's
,,,o 'L 7. AspparsI-Linssris,
Paul Bennett. Ltd.
o aMsn ,., SSlC,n'ps sno HapssIdasn.sa,,S,l,
Plaza Sport Shop
isports Goods. sportsvear, LusgageD
10th and y sta NV RE .25ib
The Princess Shop
ladies Apparel
IIOa 81 NV RE- 7.a5OO
Jack Pry, Ltd.
Foreign Shorts Cars Sales servirs,
u NV
ROchel'S
Dresses, Goats Suits and Furs,
Saltz r st.
o., o. Alsrandre Ito. o. London
,s Men' & GloisiR' and Tg Mp nts1s,
Schmid's Emporium Of Pets
o., Is sy s.. 3. " Your ME- fe' s,,,s
sport Center
s sHofsiT !, q SS s'G AZ. E Egss!
Surplus Sales Co.
Clothing. Shoes Camp Suppliest
Tall Apparel
.ss' fs :sS ;o- Wv and tI 81 s:ssss
Tall Fashions
$50 ii%S ,S 81 wv WARNS AH 81 1...so,
Town & Casual Shoes
si4 i SP $. Nv SeN spSs M. s.ssis
Union Wallpaper &
Paint Co.. inc.
Fine wall Coverings ana PaintsJ
l3@g New York Ave. wv ST 3.ahSb
NEuuHB DTOS., NUC.
,.oa sLsdIeS Ready to. wear, o...
Vans Mems Shop
1872 q 81 NV ST. g.0S07
Vincent ct Vincent
HairstvIiSt
blI nth 81. NV. Ma. a.tB12
Wales Decorators
Home Furnishinsn
ifisseS e T iT% Ar X Ix ! s. .eiSc
WardelI's
- twomens Wear,
$500 street NV Ma a-Stap
%%~%t~ttNNA&%%t%A%e%A%&%%x
Connecticut Ace. :
! Shopping Area :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Beyda's Conn. Ave.
,oaa S Ssnn Xy. nv nv chi'd II sosOS
The BOOtery. Inc.
ladies oriRinal Shoe Eashionsl
1913 Conn Ave NV EX 3.83AS
BOrtOn's
China. Glass oiftsJ
1913 Conn Ave NV W0 6-4i3s
Casual Corner
49,. 'sportswsar !nc ssparstssI
SGis conn Az. Nv II s.ssSssSSs
ala wilson Blvd. Arl W
.WG1NK4EW-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
} Alexandria, Va. s
AAAAAANNNAAANNNNNNNANNAAAS

1VV~ONNOvNNNUOVVOVVVW~VVWV
Alexandria, Va.
%%~%%H%NNNH%NH%%%N%e%NeA%<
Alexandria Auto Upholstery
1870 South PeytOn st. Ov $500
Bradshaw's Shoe Stores
,shoes for the Family -.
zig zig K kas s =. St. Fall. chursh UI y.
Garden Pharmacy
71O s. wsshinstOn st. Ov. S-401O
Herby's Inc.
Ford Sales a. seryice)
1900 Duke st. XII. 0-O37A
Lees Riddle Shop
,os 'HIntants' 3 children'S Tesrl.,,
Linda Lee ShOppe
oS SwG men wear-oiscOu9Tt r SiSs1,
Market Tire Co., Inc.
(Tires, Batteriesl
$500 jefferson Davis Hwy TIE. 6-6SO7
Old Dominion Body Shop
50, 'M MoS.on si Il and s 81 sssss
R0senberg's Dept. Store
tApparel iof Men. Women. Childrenl
lO0-II kins 81 OV. 3-0S11
Ticket Motors Inc.
tAutomobile Service ana Repairsl
1900 DiagonaI I'd XII 0-5O26
Tops Auto Service
Franconia Rd. and Cedar g;
Alexandria, Va. XXI. o-S560
Turks Mems Shop
2lO2 Mt Vernon Ave. kl. 9-5O61
Williams Luggage &
Mems Shop
III KinG ST. XII. 0-232O
Windsor Mems Shop
wash 1Sai k N.sio g.. AlrD. IL. 1856 1850
%~%N%%eN%%NNAA~%%%~HNANea%e
: Arlington, Va.
3S%NN%%H%SNN%%%<S%%~e%<%%NS
Alma Shops
feminine Accessories & spcrtswearl
3166 wilson Blvd. IA. 7-S37S
Burr Heishman'S
Tires Recapping. Seat -Coversl
1903 Lee Highway IA. 7-OOl2
Du Bots, Inc.
tstudebaker- Packard Sales & servicel
Esther Shop Of ShirIington
,Childrens Apparel
1886 2Sth st. South TIE. $500
Father and Son Shop
Mems a Bows Wear
3l52 wilson Blvt IA. 1898
Greta Stevens
twomen's Wear $50.
3ISI Wilson blvd. IA. $4,000
Lady Hamilton
tWomen's WEAR
2iO5 Columbia Pike IA. $3.50
Market Tire Co., Inc.
5000 Lee Hwy IA $4,000
O'Brien & ROhaIl
Mercury Sales & Service
1911 Wilson Blvd. IA. $500
Saltz F Street
Dr. OF Alexandra. Ltd, OF London
MEMS Clothing a Furnishingsl
ll7S y HiEhIand IA. $4,000
Ticket Motors, Inc.
tAutomoblls Service n Repairs
SsO2 S. Mile Run DIT IA. I-is6s
Union Wallpaper &
Paint Co.. Inc.
Zine wall COVERINGS and Psin ss1.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fairfax, Virginia
$t%%A%%ANNN%eN%H%eSNAeANN%E
Browse About Shop
Home cessories--qiitsl -
Fairfax shopping Center OR. 1891
Fairfax Hardware
paint .sportins Goods etc
I'll West Main st. OR. S-2640
SA%s%%~%%~%%%A%%%%e%%%%%%sx
Falls Church, Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alma Shops
iWomen'e Wear a Family shoesl
i iSs 3 W H.:sa g. St. }E. s.SS!ssss
Burr Heishman's
81. Tires ReeapUins Seat Covers
Cannon Furniture Co.
tBeddina \ Occasional Fu.n,trrel
iI8 s Wash. 81. JE. 2.7i03
X. b. Clark Motor Go.
lChryslet Plymouth Sales 4 seryleel
aga S WashinEton So JE 3-lIOO
Greta Stevens
,Women's WEAR
2O7 W Broad 81. IL. 2-I2i2
Music Time
Seven Corners JE. a-SieO
Staley's Mems a. Boys Shop
NATIONAL, ADVERTISED brands
500 LeesburE Pike JE. 2.S372
wilson's Mems Store
FAMOUS Brands Mems Wear
seven Corners shopping Center
JE. 2-63OO
s%%N%%%eNeAA%NAe%>%%tNe%%%.
! Additional
; Virginia Areas J
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Arthur's Department Store
MEN, and womens wear Jewelr,
Eldon 81. Bsrndon. va, HsrndOB soO
Bradshaw's Shoe Stores
Family Shoes
uaaaaan a.0A0A
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$~s%~~%ssss%N~sS~NAs%s%ttx
: Southeast Area
%<<<\%~tS%Ss~S%%%NH%%%%%SH
Brinsfield's Drug Store
$685. south CapitoI 81 10. $4,000
The Clothes Mart
Mems Nearb
xS0S Coed Hope Rd Sc. 10. 1891
1921 8 Capitol st Sc. 10. 3-6Oa9
Congress Park Dept. Store
l327.20 Savannah st. Sc. 10. 3-9s82
Grand faint g. Hardware
paints. Hardware Housewares, ete.J
227 Penna Ave Sc II. 6-SsVS
Rays Lads & Dads
3S6h AlAbamS Ave Sc IL. 2-66I4
Market Tire Co., Inc.
CTiree. Batteriesl
tt.O JeTsev Ave Sc. II A-7039
Harry SOllars
tTiree and Batteries)
iIOi nth 81. Sc. II. 7-BI62
Spevak Bros.
tFine DRY Cleaninst
i@o Independence Ave. Sc. ii. 6-26S6
The Suit Shop
Men clothingl
20S Penna. Ave Sc II. 8-A3a3
H~%s%Nsst~A~~~~~~aA%N%%sH%t
Southwest Area I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
George +. Warner 4 Co.
iPlumpins and Heatingl
1918 9Th street s,N ST. $3.50
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Bethesda.
Checy Chase


Adler and Mandel
AUTO Seat cIvers and -Topsl
1909 Woodmont Ave. OIL. i-7O0I
Brooke Florist
5000 Conn Ave. NV. EN-. 3-OSS2
Jean MatOu
tWomen's Wear
ul5 wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2.l6O0
j. A. Lazarus
professionally lifted children's shoesl
1885 wisconsin Ave. OIL. 6-6722
Icons Mems Shop
s Giy W:s.S SiS'h ~. and V 81 asss
Market Tire Co., inc.
Tires. Batteriesl
ANS HAmDdeD Lane OIL 6-b2OO
Ray KOOntz Mems Wear
men Clotninp and Habefdasheryl
5i26 Wisconsin Ave OIL. 2-06oO
Rose Williams. Inc.
Ladies Apparell
i1iO wisconsin Ave OIL. A-6I4S
Squire's Mems Shop
5I2A Wisconsin Ave Oh a.I7lI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s BIadeissb burg, Md.
>s<s$ttNNNsN%SS~a<NNNsN%%S&
Music Time
Records and Players. Aecessories)
6S3B Annapolis Rd. WA. 1910
Shirley's
LADIES Near .nd Aeee:soriesl
$3.50 Annapolis I'd WA. $4,000
Suburban Supply. inc.
ANA 'Hia s,s Paint LgHTbesI
>ts~~t%%%%%&tAAa~%a%%%%%ss]
College Park, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
College Park Paint &
Hardware
1890 a hHS;sss'' s,. Toys e eN '..,ss
Standard Pontiac, Inc.
go. Pontiac saies and seryics, ...
Wrinkles Toy Fair
1910 BaItimore Bivd AP ,-S5s7
ANt%AttANNNANAHNN><NNNS~$X
$East Rirerdale, Md.$
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ben Mar Children's Shop
tTots. Teens clothine. sun Dial Shoes,
1904 EdmonstOn Ave WA. 10000
Patrick's Pharmacy
Drugs Cosmetics. Ioysl
b62O Edmanston Ave en- A.2i2i
>%%ASteNNA%eNAA%N%A%%%<t%N<
5 HyaffsriIIe, Md. !
A%e%%HNesNeAHseANN%%N%<eNN
Oeitz Dept. Store
Family MearinR Apparel and shoesl
Gallatln 81 a Ratio Ave WA. 5.3D93
Lucille Shop
Ladies. Apparel
bI0I Baltimore Ave AP 7.b0h0
Justine Nicholson Chevrolet
Icheyrolel sales ana servieel
>%%%%t~Na~aN~%%ssNNNes%~~<&
w. Hy1ffsrille, Md. 5
Area
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Glen Lyle Fashions
80. Ladies e.ady-to. Year .s,
Mel-ROn Fabric Shop
bi2O Queens Chapel I'd IN t-79l3
Wilson's Mems & Boys
NATIONALLY Advertised Brandsl
3IIS Queens chapel Wd WA I'3loS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Langley PGrIs, Md.
ssNNtNtNetNtt%N<t<tt%s<<<t~
Darling Dress Shop
(Teens' TO Women's Dept. Btorel
1918 N Hampshire Ave. III e-3O3a
Music Time
tRecords. Record Players. Accossoriesl
H0O6 New Hamp. Ave III N-eI2b
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knew the dishwasher had joined
The lodge only two weeks previ-
BUS
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STANTON Oh o"a Mos. -. A''at
WauhlnGtOn'a Art Theater on Capitol Hill
Ample PaIking Facilities
Two Days Only
Air Conditioned
Two French Masterpieces
JEAN MARAtS EDW1OE FEUILLEREI
star IN Jean Cocteaus Famous Classic
tFinal United states Engagementl
EAGLE WITH TWO HEADs'
Az 7,42 and i0'i5 Plus
LOUIS JOUVE1 SUZY DELAIR star in
the French MASTERPIECE Depicting Ia
Promlscuous Woman Winner OF several
International Awards, Including the
Grand Prlx International This Bold
Motion. Picture Unfortunately Was
Banned or Censored IN Most States
and Countries A Truly Great Master
piece. stanton Art Theater Proudly
Presents the ORIGINAL Uncut. Uncensored
JENNIE LAMouR"
At 800 and ole
TRULY ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Fri. .Sat, INoR1D BERGMAN GREAT.
Sun, -Ho S FERlNiAN9piEill tS sR Eifh OF
p2N, cc SAM Iss,M Plus ANNA MAO
HSHUSTINy on on THE &c Bo6N HlS9lh Plus
Next Wed, u Days. LES ENFANTs DE
PARADISE Plus THE BIO DAY
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: Rockville, Md. :
&aAAAAANN>ANN%HNNANNNANNNNS

V~NvN~NNUNNNNN~NNNNNOvVN~4
5 Rockville, Md. (
M%HH&%NH%HNS%%SS~%<N<%%<NS
Abode Hardware Co.
Fire screens and Aecessoriesl
sW Middle lane 20. 2-6l4e
Albee Shoes
tshoes for the Family
I3 N. Washington Ave. 70. Z-VSoV
Chandler Motor Co., inc
Mercury sale. and ssryiesl e,..
Children's Center
Infants to ub-Teens' Clothinsl
2S G. Montgomery Ave 20 2-SsO1
Greta Stevens
tWomen's WeaIl
BN WashinGton 81 70. x.4lSO
Larry Alan, Inc
Mems WearI
225 n. WashtBBton 81. 70. x-o'So
Medley L. Co.
Jewellers W atehmaker -Qpticiansl
eco Z Montsomefy Ave 70. 1-sooo
Norman's Youth World
an wa TSi ssSss IT, i. on'if Fos a-eess
WOrth's Dept. store
GVomen's ana Mems Ready to Wearl
&. MontEomery and Fayette 81.
20 2-3i54
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I'm my lodge" explained the
dishwasher, Sublime King is the
lowest Office there is"
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Z Other Northwest
: Areas


Bellies Dress ShOppe
Ladies Ready-to WEAR
tsIb GesTsis Ave wv IA $4,000
Ben Hundley Tires
Tires & tubes,
a146 18th 81 NV tn e.EIOO
Dolls & Danes
Feminine Apparen
1905 Tuckerman 81. NV. RA. s-aS4B
Handley Motor Co.
... Ford Sales ana seryicel
Lad & Lassie Shops
tIntants and Cnlldren's Apparel
$40 Riggs Rd NJ RIA 3-2O5s
Peake Buick, Inc.
ssos WI sale ss. a nv ssrvIsss ,.,ooo
w. s. Pratt. 1nc.
,s RFsk ;sss 4 HNuwsVmotiysn Rsp;iSS
Royal Motors, Inc.
.chrysler- Plymouth sales A Service,
ZOO Georgia Ave NV ia $4,000
Smiths Transfer & Storage
Smiths Select Furniture
I3i" q 81 NV NO 1888
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s SiIrer Spring, Md. s
= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


CapitoI Appliance Co.
s.,, 4D .o,sIs a., :nd Tsisyi IT, SS,s4OO
Clark's Flowers
s8lS Colesville I'd. ~. S-4ess
East-West Motors
,Chrysler- Plymouth Sales 4 eervieel
100 East-West Highway. ~. o-tSoS
Esther Shop Of Silver Spring
s.,, c. .GaildISs T.. ApOarisI1 81. s-4i.e
n. L. Green Dept. Store
s6i0 Colesville Rd. ~. S-S'sO
Kopy Kat
,Ladses' Rsady-to-wssrl ....
Loving Chevrolet Co.
,Sales ana eervicel 80.
1889 East. West Hisbway. ~. 0-SOOO
Matt Ogens
ladies Rsady-to-wsSrl OH,
1901 FentOn st. ~ '-SH'
Montgomery Stubs Motors
Inc. -,
,Lincoln-Mercury Sales 3 SERVICE
1900 East.W West Hwy ~ S-cOtV
Nan Richards
dresses SUITS. Coats sportsyeall.
1886 Colesville Rd. ~ o-oo~e
Paymer Il Phillips, Inc.
painting BODY work seat Gov .Iopsl
5000 Georgia Ave ~. O-S'o'
Silver Gift Shop
,oifts China CRYSTAL
1878 GeoFgis Ave. ~ V-o'o
Silver Spring Tire Corp.
CTires. Tubes Batteries. Upholsteryl
5000 GserEiH Ave. ~ S-''So
Town and Casual Shoes
tAif step Dr., Locke's Shenanigane!
Nei2 CoiesviIle I'd ~. 6-oo6l
Union Wallpaper Il
Paint Co., inc.
Zine wall GOVERNS and PAINTS
$3.50 FentOn Street ~ SsoVV
Viggy's, Inc.
(Women's q chlldren's Wear
S3IB Grub Rd. ~ o-StVo
Wright's Jewelry
1silver Diamonds. Watehesl
1910 GeOrgis Ave. ~ e'%ef%
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THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. A-37
WEDNESDAY. To-.
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Jean MatOu, Inc.
Ladies Ready-to-Wearl
II4e Conn Ave NV
1909 Conn Ave NV Ma $3.50
Joan Roberts
100 c sassit T.! sf Z Y s. s.,s,s
Moore Grear Motors, Inc.
,sse ScCd Ilp &c. SERVE: sD sscs
Shoe Fair, inc.
i022 Conn Ave NV EX 3-o5s7
Ted Lewis Restaurant
s650 Gem Ave NV AID 2-B5OO
Uptown Pharmacy
$3.50 Conn Ave NV IN. s-5sOe
VanderlOO
Ladies. Apparel
i13S Conn Ave. NV Do 1-66S6
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
; COIMsssbiG Heights :
clipper 18th So. N.W.D>
%%%&NtNNNeN~NN%%NNes%%%~%E
Arcade Pontiac Co.
i,s, urv,s Sais !. Nv service sD. ..ssoo
Barnett Fashion Shop
sosI IAN 81 Nv DO'rsi bu. ,.ssoo
Belmont Auto Land
2,fS I4t S's H. NV ETRair' ' aS. s.Ssoo
Beyda's
s, s'G 1s,S Z. Sshiidrsn a. ~ :.ss,s
Crosby Shoe Stores
aIxi .ss 1aaS q nA Wv Jane x sH0 s:ssos
Henrietta's CarOusel Shop
Irving Music & Radio
a .sssor Ss,s sp Z, Psysr' Musls sss, sS
Irving Shop, Inc.
slIs l.,s s. S.wAD. s-nsOa
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-15
7:30 AM. Thursday Prayer
Meeting.

7:30 Am. Thursday Prayer
Meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Knisley and
son spent the week end with D. L.
Grace and daughter.
Mrs. Dorothy Bennett and
daughters Karen, and Connie Sue,
spent ore day last week with Mr..
and Mrs. John Radabaugh, on the
Dyer Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobo, entertained
relatives at dinner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Barker, had
visitors from Sedalia Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alspaugh.
spent Sunday after noon with
friends and relatives at Spring
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beedy, en-
tertained their daughter, and two
grandchildren from Columbus on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Leach, en-
tertained relatives at their home
on Sunday.
We were sorry to hear of the
illness of Edna Wright of Sedalia
who underwent surgery several
days ago at Doctors Hospital. We
wish her a quick recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Maggard visit
ed relatives near South Solon Sum-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Anthony of
Washington c. H. spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Anthony.
Several friends visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffery, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Barker,
spent Monday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Lindig and son
near Plunwood.
Christ Victory Church
(BIoomingburg)
Rev Ethel Porter was the
speaker for the broadcast Sunday
at 900 Am.
Sunday School followed at 9:30
Am with an attendance of sc.
Birthdays 3. Attendance banner
was won by the Adult Class.
Preaching service followed the
Sunday School and again Miss
Porter was the speaker. Week end
meeting starting on Thursday
night Feb 14th and will continue
through Sunday, Feb. 18th with a
song fest on Sunday afternoon at
200 PM.
All are welcome to these serv-
ices.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-15

Dorothy Delgar of Columbus, Mr..
and Mrs. Vaughn Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bugg and
children of Redwood were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Burnside. Other callers Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Elton Roby.
Mr.. Joe Davis, MIR. Jack Roby and
Patti. Mr.. and Mrs. George Horch
of Amlin were Saturday evening
callers.
Dale Bidwell of Bethel Road
spent the weekend with Tom Roby.
Mrs. Robert Slyh and Mrs. Ray
Fortune, Sarah Louise Slyh) of
Trotwood are enjoying a three
weeks conducted tour to Hawaii.
Members on the tour are to be
interviewed on Nita Hutch's T.V.
program at 1890 pm. week days.
Dawn and Denise Roby, daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roby
were guests ON Aunt Fran's" tele-
vision show Thursday to celebrate
Denise's birthday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Mary Roby were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Wilson of West jefferson.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Roby and
Bennie. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Minck
and granddaughter, Debbie Petry.
called in the afternoon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-15
LEGAL NOTICE

Marguerite Redfoot, whose ad-
dress is p. o. Box No. 81, Clark
Mills, Pennsylvania, Alma Reichard
who resides at RID. No. 2, Fred
onia, Pennsylvania n Bertha
Wagner, whose address is P. o. Box
No. 214, Fredonia, Pennsylvania
will take notice that Jack Phillips
as guardian of the person and es-
tate of Walter p. Miller, an incom-
petent, and Alma Foreman on the
Sth day of January, 1857, filed their
petition in the Common Pleas Court
of Madison County, Ohio, praying
for partition of the following real
estate:
PARCEL
Situated in the County of Madison.
State of Ohio, and in the Township
FIRST TRACT: Beginning at
black oak stub n. w. corner of the
tract of land known as the Charles
Anderson tract; thence n. 35 deg. r.
50.25 poles to a burr oak idown)
and S. w. corner to the tract of
land formerly owned by Mrs. James
Hall; thence n. 70 deg. Z. 1873 poles
TO a stake; thence S. II deg. e. 68.S
poles to a stake; thence S. SIS deg.
w. 1874 poles; thence N. 54.45 deg.
w. 74.3 poles to the beginning, con-
tanning 4725 acres more or less, and
being part of Survey No. 6305.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning at
burr oak in the line of ]. S. Gardner
and Charles s. Anderson; thence n.
II deg. w. 43.1 poles to three elms
and stake, Martin Straus S. E. cor