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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10


ORGANs-Bee our RED Tag epe.
cials on eiectronic orTans Tor resl
savings. Home and church models
KITS. 1880 q 81. NV. III
OnGAN--iIammond cleo. with Les.
e speaker: ORIGINALLY S3.1OO, les,
than ] VI old like new S4,4Dh
or best offer, Herndon a0a, ewes
and sun, or FIT 1-26OO. DAYS.
ORGAN, Minshall-Esteys used very
ultle. eingle manual $3.50 OF
best offer TU. 9-oaOO.
OuTDOAnD MOTOR. b-h.p. Sea.
kine, used I season, excel cond
S15, Also water cooler GA, i-paHa
PAINT, 1000 gallons ST. .Da value,
sbsI A Msa Al. 81 4 n WINS / s SIc 4SI6ST,
PAIkI-Flat Alkyd paint sc5s
sal Vtnyi latex paint. S2.e4 sal
All colors, trim enamel IN match.
ms colork, ~ OF sal. knotty-pine
yarnish. y. W val Sale Until Jan
, only AIRCRAFT PAINT co
10 Kennedy 81, NV washinaton,
~ g III. s.UbhB Hours, am
70 q pm. Next 10 Kennedy Thea
tire, Park in rear
PIANOS AMI OR0ANs--used spin.
cts from sos up. new splnetA
from 5000. cleo organs, $500 ana
up, used Strands, apt uprights'
area; terms Open Mon, Thurs,
sPRrNo PIANO. CO. ss7 Yer.
china dr., JU, 0-033A.
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De u. jan, sale. Drastic rsdus due
ss0lss: srends, gtsInway. Story 4
PAUL oLtBAIsTa l5eg Coiumbia
I'd. NV. AD. 4-602S $3.50 70 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
PAINTING
So PER ROOM
WALL PAPERING--$l2.50

For Free Estimate
Cali Du, 7-00O3 or no. a-303D
PAPERING, $le fm. IN; 'Ss sun
fast wafhahle paper. 10. e-t00O,
RA, 0-2oe4, VIII. 2-04be.
INSTRUMENTATION and
seillnss our speciality, Call ! Ap,
..AO34s
pLAkTEnlNG. repair and patch
work. alterations and Additions.
exper, white mechanic, La, 0-4tl12,
PLUMBING, HEATING, rsniodeline,
reas. prices. Nd. work only. AZ 81
a.EE. IA. 7.7lsS, 70. e-f075.
REslODELING from basement "a
root porches. Attics, dofmers. etc
nee. rms. our specially. rres
or 81. 3-N03l.
RoOFINq REPAIRS As Low As
me- az ss's ~. f3%sass aisi plii:ss "A.
TRASH REMOVED
Yards, psHts. cleaned, Free ests,
WALKER TRASH Co. VI. S-cs0a
upMoLsTERiNG - Sofas. chairs,
GIN. rn. seets. cushions. etc. Lge.
estimates; 80 yrs ssrv,ns WASH.
ineton and suburbs, calf VEIN.
BERG \ HoLOBER. M. e.4470.
VENETIAN blinds. new. cleaning,
setapinR ana recording. LA. g.
ALI KINDS or BIDGs.: repairs
and painting; no down payt., 80
tao 70 y PAX y: , .sss ssI I ~ ioh
ROBERTS 4 LEE. General Con-
tractors.
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AELp-poMlsrle

CO0K-G.H.W,---Liye IN; on Thurs.
and. every other Sun no irpninE
fond OF children, recent local refs.
4Sb wk, OIL, A-S730.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

SOFA. heavy satin and down cush.
ion, Simmons Hide-A-Bed; GOOD
condition, reasonable, JU. k-4f4l
SOFA AND CHAIR gray, Kroehler,
Jb odd chAira, $40 10 $50. TO
s o nisos.1sssx--ss:-...,..--.--..a.,.---z-.
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES
REPAIRS 4 SERVICES
ADDITIONS, recreation rooms. re.
modelling OF any KIND, K1. 9-g05l
Addffi0nc Aito.ot;o-.

ADDITIONS. recreation rooms. re-
modelling Of any k'nd. Ki. D-g0sl
Additions-Alterations
SAVE MONEY QUAR-. WORK
FIRST PAYMENT MARCH
NO MONEY DOWN. YEARe-FHl
4 KITCHENS, DENB RFC RMS.
REMODELLING
FREE PLANNING, BLUEPRfNTs.
ESTIMATES
PkIME CONSTR. CORP.
M. 3-940s OIL. b-il5,
BRlCKWORk-New or repairs IRE
places ehimneys, walls ana walks
=. FAdNANi, 10, s-iDpf.
CARPENTER. porches. partitions
shelving. cabinets and expert re-
pairs Reliable. J. RowELL. Ex
ELEcTRIcXL WIRING. prompt At
tention 70 large ana ANAL Jobs
ives iEss s sra sun. G nNl Efsoss- ssoo
FLOOR SANDING and finishing
cleaning and wax Jobs; REASONABLE
work guaranteed. VIII. 0-n2Of
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING
fully insured. work Guaranteed
winter prices. B. =. RYE. TIE
| b-0JO3.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
NJ MoRRis :. ~. i s.sSss. price
FLOORS eANDED AND FINISHED
Reasonable, reliable and ire,
estimate. See n. COVER, WA
7-vhUh any time.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS, rec. rms,
attic inlthed. porches. additions
JOHNSTON. AZ, 1000.
PAINTERS AND CARPENTERS :
White; .exper.; need work immed
Free estimates. IKE. d.63np
PAINTING, paperlnE. Interior. ex
terror. FRA loans avail For estl
mates, call ~ D-4fSl.
PAINTING, Int. sxt.i carpentry
gut. SPOUT, ROOT DO own work; b
white, Call any time. Lo 7.l0dB
PAINTING. white mechanics ol,
or new work, Free estimates AP
7-064O any time.
PAINTING - January specials
Kitchens, sig. hpllways, 50, iiy
rma, SIS; bath, $50, etc Exper
work, guar; FREQ estimates, Whit
mechanics 10 5-463. any time
PAINTING, PAPERNO, WALL
estimates, ~, b-O74S
PAINTING, Interior and exterior
plasteIing and paper hanging al
low prices Experienced work done
satisfaction guaranteed Call fol
free eatimate, LA, p.iO30.
PAINJfnq interior. ext. lse. d
S:sS.i 'i Sssss RR.. 9a-lSsIs. s''''
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SOFA BED, elmmons. perfect cond
s-6a2t. o-S weekdays.
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SALESLADIES

Pull and part time for . new
Junior Miss Shop opening In
the Bethesda area. Experi-
ence selling w0men's ap-
parel preferred. Excellent
starting salary - employe
Dement'S. Ideal working con-
ditions. For appt. call Mr..
Older Of RE. 7-24si. AL
replies held In strict con
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COOK
Live in home To-
Gated In N. w. area OF
city. Private room
with Tv and llv. rrn.
Pleasant surround
ings, vacation with
pay and every Thurs
day and every other
Sunday off. Must be
able to assume re-
sponsibility for pre-.
pairing breakfast and
dinner. Some light
household duties.
Other help employed.
Must give recent local
references.
Apply Tuesday-Friday,
Q ANIL PM.
To Miss Huter
at l406 q st. NV.
Room SIC
Or call for an Apt.
DI. 7-l908
This Is not an agency
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the hospital the day before
surgery and needs to remain
only about "a hours after the
operation is performed.
During the first day he re-
mains on a liquid diet and his
entire face is bandaged dur
ing the first day. Lighter
dressings usually remain on
for a week.
When the patient first sees
his face the skin is red, some
what swollen and crusty. Men
may shave after the cruSts
are removed but are advised
to use an electric razor for
the first few days.
Women may wash with
ordinary toilet soap two to
three days after the dress
ings are removed.
Both are advised to avoid
too much sunlight for two
or three months since the
new skin is sensitive.
Redness usually disappears
completely in six weeks to
three months. Six months to
a year often is necessary for
evaluation Of the final result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Caring Counts
For Your Furs

furs a real beauty treatment, "
Esther Dorothy says. do
wear your furs and enjoy
them!"
And you can enjoy them
for a long time if you follow
this experts simple rules for
fur-care.
/. In hanging, keep space
between fur and nearest gar
ment.
2. Humidity keeps furs
beautiful. so keep q CONNER
cial humidifier or a bowl of
water in closet in which furs
are hanging.
3. If furs have been wet
by rain or snow, allow them
to dry naturally, away from
direct heat.
4. Always have a coat or
jacket that you wear five or
six months a year cleaned
before putting it into storage
for the summer. Stoles,
shrugS and scarves that are
on active duty ten or twelve
months a year should be
cleaned in both spring and
fall. Always have cleaning
done by a professional, re-
putable furrier.
S. Always hang coats and
jackets on properly-shaped
hangers, those that are either
padded or nodded to shoul-
der-shape are best.
6. Never sit on your coat
UnfaSten it and swish it to
one side before sitting down.
z. Don't put moth-balls or
other moth-preventive in di-
rect contact with your furs.
Store them in a small con-
tainer near the furS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28

"Cuddle your furs but
don't coddle them" advises
Esther Dorothy, first lady Of
furs, who has won more
fashion awards than there
are breeds of mink.
"a good fur can take it If
you give it proper care.
1T will do no harm to
drape q stole in casual folds
around your shoulders, to
loop a scarf into a sophisti-
Gated knot, to pin a posy on
the collar Of a jacket or to
wrap and hold your coat close
about you.
cit won't hurt a good fur
to wear it often. It's actually
better for it than to leave it
hanging in your closet except.
for special occasions. Furs
need light and air, a walk in
crisp weather will give your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Mr.. BUCHANAN
TO BE BEST NAN
Chief Of Protocol and MRS

Chlet OF PROTOCOL and Mrs.
Wiley Buchanan are plan
ming a gala reception on
Saturday afternoon.
It's q wedding celebra-
ton in honor Of the Blu
chanans' gardener, Franco
Ercolano. who comes from
Italy, and his bride, the
present Miss Ingeborg Mae
gele Of the Netherlands.
It all came about this
way: The bridegroom has
worked for Mr.. Buchanan
for the past seven years.
When it came time for him
to take the big step, he
decided that ''the boss"
was his best friend. and he
wanted him to be his best
man.
The Chief of Protocol &C
cepted Immediately and
then with Mrs. Buchanan
planned the wedding re-
ception, which viii take
place at their residence.
Some members Of the
Italian Embassy staff have
been invited and the head
chef Of the italian En-
bassy is preparing the food
for the party. The we'd
ding viii take place at IL
am. Saturday at st. AIMS
Church.
II haven't been so fiat
tered since the President
appointed me to my job"
beam ed Mr.. Buchanan,
about being included in
Mr.. Ercolano's big day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
WHY GROW oLD2
Abrasion
Can Help
Scars
BY JOSEPHINE LowAEAN
Register and Tribune syndicate


Already this week I have
brought you information
from prominent members of
The American Society of
Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery concerning sand
paper surgery and dermal
abrasion with special refer
ence to the treatment of acne
scars with this technique.
Today I want 10 tell you
more about this compare
lively new skin.
One of the most effective
uses Of dermal abrasion is TO
minimize scars caused by in
juries.
In such cases, the treat
ment Is an adjunct to surgi-
cal incision. Before the scar
is excised the surgeon rou-
timely abrades both the scar
and the surrounding skin.
The regenerated skin then
covers the inciSion and gives
q smoother, less conspicuous
result.
Unhappy
Many girls and women are
unhappy because they have
freckles. This defect is not in
the same class with the acne
SCARED face. However, it can
be disflguring when it is ex-
IRENE.
The indiscriminate removal
Of freckleS by abrasion is not
recommended by plastic sur
geons.
In certain instances where
they actually are diSiguring
and a source of great en-
barrassment and unhappi-
ness, abrasion is performed.
Although the freckleS will
not return if abrasion is COM
plete, excessive exposure to
sunlight may cause other
freckleS to develop.
Some birthmarkS are af-
fected by irritation. In fact
irritation may even be a fac
tor in cancerous changes.
Others, which do not reach
deep into the skin, are no
more affected by irritation
than normal skin.
This latter type may be
abraded but the surgeon
usually confirms his diagnosis
by a biopSy examination pei
formed by a pathologiSt.
Results Vary
Results vary and a trial
abrasion often is helpful in
this instance. Only a limited
number Of birthmarks re-
spond to dermal abrasions.
Plastic surgeons believe
that when the area to be
abraded covers only a few
inches the procedures may be
carried out in the Office under
local aneStheSia.
II the whole face is to be
treated, the surgeon prefers a
hospital and a general aneS-
thetic.
The patient usually goes to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Eggless Recipes

Mrs. r. L., Washington
To Mrs. S. F. p, Falls Church
Several years ago when I
was taking a dietetic course
in college, we were given a
list Of equivalent substitu-
tons. My husband I went to
college on his CT bill and with
one child we lived on $3.50 a
month. So many times I used
the egg substitution in cookie
recipes to keep the cost down.
1t is: / egg equals u tea
spoon baking powder, 2 table
spoons flour and u table
spoon shortening.
I would simply add the in
gradients to my cookie dough
for as many eggs as I needed
for the recipe. If the dough
seems stiff. add a little warm
water.
II anyone is interested, I
will gladly send to RICH the
complete list of Substitutions
which include molasses,
honey, chocolate, cocoa, milk,
corn syrup and many more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
Plant Gore

Mrs. M.B.H., State College, Pa
I have many pots Of ger
aniums setting in my outdoor
planter and window boxes.
I would like to keep them
through the winter but have
no room to keep such a large
number in the house, other
than in the basement. I do
not wish to keep them bloom
ing during the winter-just
to keep them alive so that
I can use them again next
year. Any suggestions?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Itchy Dog

Mrs. J. A. H., Washington
What can I do to relieve
my pet dog of an itch be-
cause Of fieas. She has a
rash on her stomach and is
most uncomfortable. I've
tried everything I could think
Of to get rid of the fieas--
flea baths, powders, etc. Is
there anything RICH readers
can suggest?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
WEE WOMEN

to anyone interested. Contact
me through RICH. (Reply
only in writing to RCH).
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Some Household
Queries

Mrs. H. G. S., Waldorf
Would some kind reader
help me? I need to get some
paint of my children's
clothes and some of the brick
where it was Splashed while
painting the outside trim.
We also want to refinish
our floors.
They were just shellacked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28
Moqozine Giveuwuy

MIS-. M. n. u, washington
I have on hand three years
issues Of Good Housekeeping
magazine and will give these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-28

the last time and it has
completely worn of where the
floor is heavily used. Are the
plastic finishes the best? And
will someone please tell me
how to remove those black
marks caused by pets mis-
takes? Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

TsmpeIhcf air base. one plane every three minutes.
$50 pm, wroP-e.
Outlook Fauhus OF Arkansas Is putting up q
tremendous night for an almost unprecedented third
term as chief OF State. and Correspondent Sander
Vanocur who has been. covering II, discusses the
films he has taken OF the campaign Faubus has been
wagng Harry Ashmore editor OF the Arkansas Gazette.
outSpoken and consistent critic OF Faubus gets the giant
share OF the Governors attack and Ashmore himself Is
in interview, stating his vigorous opposition TO
what might well bean incipent political dynasty In the
making. $50 pm, wRc-4.
No warninE-"The Subway" Repeat) chase story that
tries hard 10 thrill YOU Concerns bystander
who spots two men escorting dead body subway,
but he's afraid TO tell the police Though the story has
holes In IT, OF the sequences have suspense.
7:30 pmp WRc-. -
averck-Trall West To Fury" "a repeat) Bart
help lady drive cattle through Before the cattle
Sold there's shootin and dirty work by greedy
andgrabbin villain and his ranch hands that provide
enough action for fans Of the series Average episode
7:S0 pm, WMAL-7.
Ed suIlivan-The show is In Hollywood tonight and Ed
has Gordon MacEsae singing IF Loved YOU and odies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

Lebanon" Unusual opportunity 10
hear key figures representing all shades OF opinion
the Lebanon crisis they interviewed by Martin
Agronsky right on the spot President Camille Glamour,
rebel leaders saeb salaam and Kamal Jumbatt United
States Ambassador Robert Mills McClntock and Admiral
James Holloway United states commander OF nght
ing forces in the Middle East discuss the conflicts
tensions fears and hopes they them and United
States newsmen there attempt TO and analyze
all we've heard. $50 pm. wRcA
Air Power-"The Cold Decade-Airlift" "a repeat) The
postwar struggle for control of Berlin is preiaced with
OF rubbe and Walter Cronkites words There is
freedom democracy less than 800 ealores day.
Second half shows how the allies upset the Russian
blockade Of Berlin in ls4S by shooting cargo planes TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

like "sail Along srvery Moon" sheb wooley comes on
with his Purple People Eaters" and there q grand
mothers band that gamers some ehuckles 0lssele
Mackenzie solos TO IAN the Way" Bobby Van lightly
dances TO You'll Always BE My Sunshine" and Mickey
Rooney Qups with Joey Foreman. pm. wroP-9.
Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme-sprighty and good
humored summer replacement seves and EydIes recent
marriage In for its share OF ribbing Eddie Bracken
and Pat Carroll play amusing though not very orig
nal telephone sketch about two lovers having spat and
Of songs from Tony Bennett. steve and Eyde.
including "Aint We Got Fun Red Red Robin" Show
Me Happy Womah" stranger In Town." April In
Paris" and many more (ColorJ pm, wRc-4.
Summer Variety Show-A bow TO the West John Ratt
belts out Wagon Wheels and the entire cast opens to
Pass That Peace Pipe" Top spot has Ratt and Eddie
Foy. jr, doing old vaudeville Dances and finale with
Eddie in delightful Sand Dance" then teaching Eide
Adams Janet Blair and others the old steps Also Ede
sings Left Right Out OF My Heart" Janet dances to
Shine on Your Shoes" and Mickey shaughnessy-Eddy
Foys number Get Me TO the Church Time" (color)
Q pm, WRC-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

Coil suspension and an extra-rigid
Safety-Girder frame, it moves over the
road with all the solid self-assurance of
costly cars. You can even have a real
air ride, if you want. All that salts
faction-yet you'll find the price is sur
prisingly low on the model you want.
See your Chevrolet dealer soon.
Optional at extra cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
CHEVROLET puts you charge of the sMooTHEsT automatic
drive and the IN the o0-price field Economy
performed like M looked like this rode like this before!
Chevy's the beautiful way to be thrifty!

relaxed and comfortable, always in
full control of the car. That's what
it's like to command the smoothest,
quickest combination in Chevrolet's
feld-the radical new Turbo- Thrust
VS' teamed with Turboglide' drive.
And Chevy rides like no other low
priced car ever rode before. With Full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

Better look at Chevy's low price tag
before you take trial ride. Once
you're out on the road the feeling
comes over you fast that this one
moves strictly in the high-price class.
Imagine engine response that comes
on like the flick Of light switch I. :.
but with a smoothness that keeps you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

Todavs top shops as prepeiDed bv TV Kevs staG
who attend rehedrsals match screenings and aHalvze
scripts IN New York and Hollywood Their opinions
offered guide 10 Uierers and supplement- high
hoht Information In the TeieVRe Magazine carried IN
toduvs Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
LATEST Tv INFORMATION

Televislon programs for the week carried In the
TeleVue with todays Star Following is supplementary
information todays programs received after TeeVue
went 10 press
$3.50. wToP WD-sunday Theater; MY Brother
Talks 10 Horses with Butch jenkins and Peter Lawford
replaces the originally scheduled movie
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FIN Stations

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Msadsy-Sundsy
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WFAN.FM-- toe.1 Nc. -7l-houF sperstiah
wwnc.FM-toi.t MI an. 10 Z an.
UeMs I'm oJ.s Me.-Weekdsys 9 an. b
mlanlght, Sundays I;ss an. 10 mldnlsht.
WARL-FM-tos.i Me.--1;3o an. to J pm.
Msnasy thrsugA Saturday, Tao an, to Sis
pm. on Sunday
WUsI.FM-toss Me.--I:1o an. 10 sp.m.
WMAL-FM-ioI.3 Me.-ie;ls an. 10 mianigh
WeIs-FM-si.s Me.-s to 10 Pm, Sunday,
IhuFsdsy.
WPecEM-ss.s Ms.-I.1o an. tssp.m.
Other AM Stations
WlNx-isee Ks.--s IN. 10 midnight.
Sunday, Ian. 10 Midnight.
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WeAY- 1850 ks.-Dsyleht saly.
wusT-tt7o &c. Daylight only.
WFAx-l77a ke.-Dlyllsht uay.
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SUNDAY midnight 10 an. MondST.
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WEAM-t3so ke.-7i-heuf apeFstlsn, sKeSpt
Sunday midnlght to 5 an. Msndly.
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Americas best buy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-03-04
Spring Tours Of
Beef Farms Start
In County Mar. II

The Madison County Spring Beef
Tour is scheduled for Wednesday,
March 18th, according to Marion
Meats, chairman of the county
beef committee. The tour will
start at 1915 A. M. at Paul Over
turf's farm, one-half mile from the
county line road on Route 38. The
schedule for this tour is as follows:
10:15 A. M. - Paul Overturf's S
farm; 10:45 A. M. = William and
Paul Overturf's beef barn; 11:30
A. M. = Dave Wing and Son; 1915
P. M. = Orleton Farms; 100 P. M.
= Lunch at Orleton Farms; and
1:30 P. M. - Program.
The tour has been planned by
the Madison County Beef Commit
tee. Members are: Marion Meats,
Eugene Wilson, Wilfred Garen,
Milton Karns, Bud Putnam,
Charles Cecil, Raymond Mcclure,
Joe Hook, Gwynne Burr, and DON
aid Mace.
Clinton and Fayette County cat
tlemen will join the Madison Coun-
ty men for this tour. The public
is invited.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-03-04
w. B. CuIp, 50, Dice
Monday Following
Recent Illness

w. B. Culp, SO, prominent West
Jefferson businessman, died early
Monday at his home following a
recent heart attack.
He was secretary of the West
jefferson Building and Loan. men,
Der of the West Jefferson Baptist
Church, Madison Lodge F. and A
M. No. 221; Madison County Real
Estate Board, Ohio Real Estate
Board and the West Jefferson
Players Club.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed Wednesday at 200 pm. from
the residence at 320 West Main
Street, with the Rev. David Kocher
officiating. Interment will be in
Oak Hill Cemetery at London with
Blauser-Baker Funeral Home in
charge.
Survivors include the widow
Missouri X; son, William E.
Culp, West jefferson attorney; a
granddaughter, Phyllis Kathryn
and two brothers; Earl A. Culp,
Newcomerstown and Mason Culp,
Columbus, as well as several nieces
and nephews.
Friends may call at the residence
after loo pm. Tuesday.