The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat., June 07, 1932, Image 3

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Birthday Party
UARDA B. MARSH, Editor, 22V$j E. High St. Phone 286-J
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Newell are
the guests of Mr. Newell’s mother,
Mrs. Nellie Newell, his aunt, Miss
Mary Clark and uncle, George
Clark. They came from New Haven,
Conn., where Mr. Newell is taking
post graduate work at Yale univer
sity. After a visit here, they will
motor on to Kansas, where Mr. New
ell will return to his work, being em
ployed in making a geological sur
vey for the federal government. He
has done excellent work, special
representatives being sent to exam
ine some unusual fossils which he
has unearthed.
In honor of her little son, Jack’s,
fourth birthday anniversary, Mon
day, Mrs. Elwyn Byers, E. First St.,
invited about thirty children to cele
brate with him. The house for the
occasion was decorated in a color
scheme of yellow and white and col
ored paper caps and balloons were
given as favors. The children par
ticipated in a number of games in
the garden at which time Sallie
Slaughter and Wilbur Geer were
given prizes. Jack was presented
with many presents by tne little
guests.
The following were present:
Elaine Rea, Sallie Slaughter, Bon
nie Ruth Bratton, Jacqueline Bowen,
Martha Gallagher, Joan McGuire, Pa
tricia Bratton, Peggy Hayman, Ed
na Byers, Josephine Genite, Jackie
Minter, Jack Denyes, Richard Cul
peper, Jack Adams, Nelson Curl, Jr.,
Robert Beathard, Morris Beathard,
Charles Genite, jr., Robert Shoaf,
Billie McGuire, Earnest Davis, Bil
lie Davis, Buddie Rea, Frankie Jen
kins, Tommy Cornwell, Wilbur Geer,
and Ben Byers, Jr., and Patricia
Wulf, of Columbus.
MONDAY NIGHT CLUB
TO HAVE PARTY
The Monday Night Bridge club
was entertained for the last meeting
for the summer at the home of Mrs.
J. W. Byers, this week. The club
will give a dinner some time soon
with the following members as host
esses: Mrs. L. D. Lenhart, Mrs. Ben
jamin Byers, Mrs. Howard Cheno
weth and Mrs. Edward Marsh.
Herbert Lanigan was in Dayton
Monday attending the commencement
exercises at Dayton university,, from
which school he graduated several
years ago.
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Miss Dorothy Buehler, graduate
nurse of Mercy Hospital, Hamilton,
spent the week end in London, the
guest of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Knoblauch.
Birthday Party
Miss Kathryn Thibaut entertained
the following guests, Sunday evening
at dinner, in honor of her birthday
anniversary, Mrs. Harold Sparling,
Misses Laura Ellen Geer, Viola Ply
rnell, Helen Park, and Mildred Rob
inson, and Mrs. Donald Thibaut.
ARMSTRONG'S
INLAID LINOFLOR
With Accolac Finish
$1.19 sq. yd.
Small additional charge for laying
Just received many new patterns of Armstrong’s Inlaid Linoleums,
Printed Linoleum and Quaker Heft
FELT BASE FLOOR COVERING, 35c per sq. yd.
Miss Harriett Smith and Miss
Mary Ellen Marsh accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Don Valentine to Evanston,
Ill., last week. Miss Smith will visit
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine and Miss
Marsh her brother and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Marsh.
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HEADS PARENT­
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Mrs. Warren A. Stevens, of Bex
ley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ches
ter E. Bryan, has been elected
president of the Parent-Teachers’ As
sociation of Bexley for the coming
year.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Schwarzell,
of Columbus, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Lohr, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Gregg and
family, of Urbana, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Benjamin on
Sunday.
Major and Mrs. Dale Thibaut, of
Columbus, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Marsh Saturday.
Las Aventureras
The members of Laa Aventureras
club will meet this Tuesday evening
at the home of Miss Sallie Bangert.
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Mrs. C. L. Thibaut and (laughter,
Kathryn, attended the commencement
exercises at Ohio University, Athens,
Monday. Miss Thibaut was a former
student at that university. Miss Ina
Mae Young, a graduate, accompan
ied her to London for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Phipps, of
Hamilton, were the week end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Riser.
Mrs. Herman Brass and children,
of Pittsburgh, are visiting Mrs.
Brass’ mother, Mrs. Charles McGhee,
W. Second street.
Mrs. Clyde Markley, of Orlando,
Fla., who has been ill in a hospital
at that city ,will come to London
Sunday for a visit with her mother,
Mrs. C. M. Bryan and relatives in
Columbus.
Miss Maitha Beathard returned
last week to spend the summer with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard
Beathard. She has been attending
Ohio Wesleyan university.
IDWYEIR’*/
Coue*Club
Mrs. J. W. Byers entertained the
Coue club last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. George Withrow and Mrs. L.
D. Lenhart were awarded the priz
es. Mrs. Harry Freid will be host
ess to the club Friday afternoon.
Many Springfielders will be inter
ested in the following announcement
issued recently: “Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Robinson of Yellow Springs
announce rthe marriage of thei
daughter, Eloise, to Edward A. Os
ter, of South Vienna, on Saturday,
May 28, 1932, in Yellow Springs.”
Following a short trip the couple
will be at home on June 15 in Yel
low Springs, where Mr. Oster is en
gaged in business.
Mrs. Oster is a graduate nurse of
A City Store—But Prices Lower
TUESDAY, JUNE 7,1932 THE SEMI-WEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT, LONDON. OHIO
the Cook County School of Nursing,
Chicago, Ill.—News-Sun.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. D. Coons spent
last Thursday in Columbus visiting
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Johnson, Cecelia
Coons, of Atlanta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson have returned to Columbus
for the summer, while Mr. Johnson
is taking a summer course at Ohio
State university, to receive his Doc
tor’s degree. They will return to
Atlanta in the fall, where Mr. John
son is physics teacher at Georgia
Tech.
Lafayette Ladies’ Aid
The Lafayette Ladies* Aid society
and the W. C. T. U. will meet at
the home of Mrs. A. H. Beckett, on
Thursday, This will be an all-day
meeting with a pot luck dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pickrel enter
tained the members of their card
club on Monday evening with a pot
luck supper.
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Shaw entertain
ed over the week-end: Mr. and Mrs.
John Bragdon, Miss Jennie Bruce and
Miss Mary Kisko, of Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lightle and
family entertained at dinner Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Beekman and
family, of Sedalia the latter’s mother,
Mrs. G. W. Lightle, of Latham, Ev
everett Colvin, and Nathan Stout, of
Washington C. H.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Riddle and son
William, were guests at a picnic at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Fabb, near Washington C. H., Sun
day. Other guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Fabb and their daughter, of
Warren, Pa., Mrs. Harry Fox, of Sy
racuse, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Hume and daughter, of West Jeffer
son, and Mrs. Charles McLean, of
Washington C. H.
PRESBYTERIAN CLASSES HONOR
GRADUATES AT DINNER
A beautifully decorated table witf
covers for fourteen guests, was giver
place of honor at the dinner party
given in the dining rooms of the Pres
byterian church, Thursday evening.
The fourteen places were for sen
iors of this year’s class which has jus!
graduated from London high school
and the party was the annual on(
which is given by the classes of Mrs
R. K. Shaw and M. W.’ Levering foi
the pleasure of these young people.
The table was centered with a largf
cake decorated with “congratulations’
through the center and the initials ol
the honor guests around this.
bring in the class colors, of blue ant
gold, iris and lemon lilies were use
on this table with bouquets of othei
flowers on the tables which were laic
for the seating of the hosts and hos
tesses, there being places for fifty-tw
guests in all.
Those honored at the party were
Miss Betty Lou Schlegel and Misi
Orpha Belle Calloway Guy Alexan
der, Harold Barck, James Bell, Jr.
Murray Creath, jr., Marion Engard
Estyl Pfeil, William Hildinger Rich
ard Ballenger, Donald Turvey, Wayne
Goodyear, Robert Harper and Dear
Hodson.
MTSS ELSIE*H0*S()N
WEDDED TO DAYTON MAN
Mr. and Mrs. Everett F. Hodson an
nounce the marriage of their only
daughter, Elsie Eileen, to Mr. Clar
ence F. Ketzel, of Dayton, which war
solemnized at the High Street Unitec
Brethren parsonage, Dayton, the home
of the officiating minister, Rev. Dak
Dutton, on Wednesday, June first, at
7:30 o’clock. Rev. Dutton was a
schoolmate and friend of Mr. Ketzel.
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PRESBYTERIAN TEA AT
HOME OF MRS. R. K. SHAW
The annual June tea of the Wom
en’s Missionary society will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the
home of Mrs. R. K. Shaw. Each mem
ber is urged to be present and to bring
guests with her. The girls of the
Junior choir will sing, a short playlet,
“Crippled Maggie” will be given by
several of the members and Mrs. John
Belknap, of Columbus, will speak on
“Our Mission Children.” Mrs. Bel
knap has visited Presbyterian mission
schools for the Indians and the Alas
kans and has a worth-while message.
The assistant hostesses will be, Mrs.
Clara Pierce, Mrs. A. K. Chenoweth,
Mrs. George Pfeil, Mrs. Marvin Tyler,
and Miss Leila Peterson.
William and Thomas Cumming, of
Columbus, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James M. Cummins and family,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Miller
and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Shipley and family, of Lilly
Chapel, Sunday, and attended Memor
ial services at Georgesville. Mary
Jane Shipley, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Pearl Shipley accompanied them
home to spend a week,
Visit DePauw University
Harold Brown, Earl Barnes, Peter
Lanigan and Auburn Gossard return
ed Thursday from a few days’ stay
at DePauw university, Greencastle, In
diana. Mr. Brown won a scholarship
to DePauw this year. i
Ladies’ Silk Hose
39c
Chiffon weight, guaranteed
pure silk dull finish curved
panel heel new spring colors:
every pair first quality our
regular 59c grade.
—Special
WaU, Paper
Heavy gilt papers for living
rooms, halls, etc., 12 (/je to 18c
valves.
9C
roll
Rufled Curtains
59c
Barred French Marquisette
curtains, with ground colors of
rose, blue, green and gold,
with 4-inch ruffle of white
marquisette priscilla ruffles
and tie backs' to match: regu
lar $1.00 values.
—Special
Pillow Cases
Full size, cases, 42x3(5 inches
bleached a nice, fine quality
actually worth 15c.
9c
All-Silk Flat Crepe
69
yd.
Guaranteed pure silk and
washable 39 to 40 inches
wide, in the very newest col
ors for spring frocks, such as
independence blue, castillian
red, forest green, tans, etc:
our regular $1.00 quality.
Wednesday, June s*
—Special
Children's Socks
Ankle lengths, pn plain colored
rayon yarn, with fancy roll
top.
9C
pair
Ladies’ Wash Dresses
69c
Sleeveless or abort sleeve
styles, made of guaranteed vat
dye voiles in colorful sum
mer patterns all sizes from 16
to 46 bust worth today 75c
each.
Thursday, June 0
—Spedal
Window Shades
Best quality water color
shades, mounted on brass
'rimmed rollers green or tan.
29c
Panel Curtains
29c
Plain ecru marquisette selv
edge sides 3'inch bottom hem
with matched silk bullion
fringe sewed on top of hem
2*4 yards long. Save on
these.
Saturday, June 11
—Spedal
Silk Hose
‘'Humming Bird" full fash
ioned semi-service weight
newest colors all sizes.
79C
pair
All-Silk Pongee
19C
yd.
Plain, natural tan color, im
ported Japanese all-silk 12
mom me pongee 33 inches
wide greatly in demand for
dresses, blouses and drapes: a
39c value.
FOR THIS WEEK
ANOTHER OF OUR FAMOUS 9c SALES
To those who are familiar with our store it is
unnecessary to speak of the value-giving during
these sales. To those who are not we gladly in'
vite inspection. We can save yon money on ev
ery purchase.
Ending Saturday, June 11
SUMMER DRESS SALE
ior actual $3.95 and $5.95 values.
We invite yop to try them on.
A selling event that will prove a sensation.
What a welcome event this will be to many
women who demand smart frocks, yet who
find them priced beyond their means.
If you ordinarily pay dou
ble these prices we ask. you
to ee the model- in this
sale.
Dresses that arc the very
smartest of
styles with
waistlines
necklines.
thi
the new high
and
summer’s
flattering
and ga.
of styles
Plain rich colors
.mints in dozens
and size4
AND
“Simplicity” Patterns Free
With every length of piece goods sbld during
the 9c Sale, regardless of the price of material,
we will give absolutely free a Simplicity Paper
Pattern of the customer’s own choosing.
Embroidered Eyelet Batiste—Fine quality mercerized, soft
finish batiste 36 inches wide colors are white,
pink, maize, Nile and blue very special, per yd.
Embroidered Linene- Summer is always accompanied by the
desire for linene the embroidered pattern of this soft linene
is of white and the ground colors are in striking
pastel shades guaranteed fast colors yd..............
Printed Lucille Swiss—Guaranteed fast colors it is dotted
swiss and designed too. Pastel and white grounds,
with dainty floral designs yard wide per yd....... OtJU
Cherry Blossom Voile Small and large floral designs blos
somed into these sheer voiles a contrast of pleasing colors
in all-over patterns,' compose this wash fabric in’ light and
dark grounds 36 inches wide fast
colors, and only, yard................................................ it/L
Fairy Batiste—From the Amyl patterns to the large floral
designs, this material", is one array of attractiveness and
smartness dainty little* patterns in color with white and
pastel grounds full yard wide colorful,
durable and tubable yard.................-......................
Cotton
Fabrics
The sum
mer’s newest
weaves and
colors, in a
special show-'
ing and pric'
ing for the
9c Sale
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59c
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Dress Prints
4
29C
yds. for
A 36-inch vat dyed, fast col
or cotton dress print neat
spring patterns on white
grounds or staple patterns on
grounds of navy or gray
worth 10c yd.
—Special
Wall Papers
Our very best papers, such as
rough plasters, embroidered
gilt, etc. values to 35c.
19C
roll
“Stevens” Linen
Toweling
5
79
yds.
Genuine Stevens all-linen tow
eling full 18 inches wide,
with 1-inch colored borders
of red, green, blue and yel
low actual value is 25c yd.
Special
Romper Cloth
In light and dark colors.
9
yd.
Machine Oil W indow
Shades
69c
Machine painted oil opaque
fabric durable and uniform in
quality, finish and color.
Mounted on guaranteed nickle
trimmed rollers 36 in. by 7 ft
size tan or green always a
98c value.
tnlfed^esday, June 8
—Special
Scidng Thread
Jen uine Clark O. N. T. thread
—black or white—in all sizes.
Wall Paper
99C
room
Designs suitable for bedrooms,
kitchens and living rooms
new patterns 10 sides, 6 ceil
ing, 18 yds. border for 99c.
Friday, June 10
—Spedal
Raincoats
Ladies* and Children’s sizes in
leatherette and rubber* zed
Jersey materials all sizes.
99c
Table Oilcloth
19C yd.
46 inches standard quality oil
cloth glazed finish small
floral patterns or plain colors
a big selection actual 25c
value.
Saturday, June 11
—Spedal
Summer Union Suits
Children's checked nainsook
taped button drop seat
knee length ages 2 to 10.
19c
Drapery Cretonne
39c
36'inch, tine yarn cloth, print
ed multi-color designs in floral
and conventional designs on
colored grounds for drapes,
curtains, etc. sells regularly
at 15c yd.