I really appreciate all the input from you folks. I love the idea of soldering a clevis on the non threaded end of a rod, but I understand that causes static in the radio, or it MAY cause static. I also love the idea of threading the Sullivan threaded rods into both the nyrod and the clevis, but that is very limiting as to length. Both MinnFlyer and cknaack have given thumbs up on taking a 2-56 rod, cutting it to length, and CA'ing the plain end into the nyrod, leaving the threads for use in a nylon clevis at the servo horn. Also kind of contemplating the 90 degree bend on the non threaded end of a rod cut to length and using the old Goldberg keeper at the servo. I don't like the appearance that gives, but it might be one of the really good solutions. Thank all you folks.
Max