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Evening star., 1938-05-29

v OUDOUN COUNTY, Va, MAY
/ 28.-A great many society and
sport loving folks were in at
IL tendance at the annual Lou
doun Hunt and Horse Show. which
was held at Belmont, the estate OF
former Secretary of War and Mrs.
Patrick j. Hurley, today Mr.. and
Mrs. Hurley were hosts at an inter-
mission luncheon, their guests includ-
ing many from Washington as well
as local people. Mrs. Hurley's par
ents, Admiral and Mrs. Henry Wilson,
are guests at Belmont and were honor
guests at a tea their daughter gave
for them last Friday.
Mrs. Franklin H. KenWo-thy has re-
turned to Exedra, her Purcellville
home, from Piedmont Sanitorium,
where she attended the commence
ment exercises. While away she Wis
tied the Rev. and Mrs George Mayo
at Charlottesville for several days.
Mrs. Kenworthy has had with her
this week at Exedra Mr.. Arthur
Wright. Miss Betty Wright and Mrs.
Mary Morris, all of Washington. Mr..
Wright has leased the home Of Mrs.
William Chaplin Huntington on the
Blue Ridge Mountain above Bluemont
for the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Robey OF
Purcellville left Thursday for New
York, where they will sail for a To-
day trip to Bermuda.
Mrs. Glare Briggs and her daugh-
ter, Miss Claire Briggs, have returned
to their Leesburg home from stay
Of several months in Europe.
Mrs. John A. Tebbs has had as
guests at her Hamilton home Mrs
c. o. Bray and Mrs. Neville OF In
dianapolis, for whom she entertained
at tea last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Fairfax is now at her
summer home near Aldie after spend
ing the winter in Richmond.
Members of the Leesburg Rotary
Club were hosts at dinner last eve
ming at the Leesburg Inn. when their
guests we're members of the gradual
ing class of the Leesburg High School,
the members of the faculty and Supt.
and Mrs. o. L. limerick.
Mr.. Cecil Clairmonte has returned
to Aylesford Nova Scotia, after spend
ing the winter with his son-in-laW and
daughter. Dr. and Mrs. w. c. Barr,
jr.. in their Ashburn home.
Mrs. Stewart Smith entertained yes
terday afternoon at her home near
Lincoln, when her guests were mem
bers of the Purcellville Garden Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Simpson Of
Norfolk are spending the Memorial
Day holiday with Mr.. Simpsons par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Floyd Simpson,
in the county.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Naomi Whitman,
daughter of Mrs. William Omsby
Whitman of Round Hill, and Mr.. Al
ton Dunaway Neale of Ashburn. The
wedding will take place June 8 at 4
o'clock in the Purcellville Baptist
Church. A reception will be held at
White Post the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Robey, uncle and aunt of
Miss Whitman
Mrs. Richard Peach and her daugh-
ter have returned to their Upperville
home from visit with relatives at
Millboro Springs. Va.
Mr.. William F. Osler of Waterford
has gone to his summer home in Ver-
mont.
Mrs Esther Staple left the latter
part of the week for Danville. Conn
following visit with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Reid, at their Lincoln home.
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Miss Miriam Morris
To Be HonOred.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur w. Hubbard
are issuing invitations to garden
party followed by a supper and dance
in the evening, to be held at their
Eastern Shore home Widehall, Chester
town, Md, Saturday. June 25, in honor
of their granddaughter. Miss Miriam
Patricia Morris, who will make her
debut in Washington and Baltimore
next winter.
Miss Morris is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Maurice Morris who
have recently moved the Colonial
house called The Lindens from Dam
vers, Mass, to Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris are planning to present
their daughter to Washington society
Thanksgiving Day. They also plan a
dinner and ball for her at the sulgrave
Club December -.
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Mrs. Nairn Hostess
Delphian Tea.

Mrs. Wilson B. Nairn was hostess
at a tea for Columbia Chapter of the
Delphian Society Friday, May 20. at
her home on Glenbrok road. The
Delphian colors were used in unique
floral arrangement. Mrs. Frank M.
Stuart, president, and MIS-. w. w.
Spaid, vice president, poured.
An interesting program was enjoyed.
Mrs. Alan r. Horn gave a.group Of
vocal selections, accompanied by Mrs.
Knute Bjorka, who also gave group
of piano numbers later.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson and Mrs.
George H. Post gave interesting lee.
lures.
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daughters school. about June 10. The
Senoritas Lopez are students at Notre
Dame College in Baltimore.
The Yugoslav Minister, NJ. ConStan-
tin Fotitch. will return Wednesday
from Chicago. where he went the
middle of last week.
The Latvian Minister and Nine.
Bilmanis have as their guests over
the week end and holiday the Lat
Wan Vice Consul in New York. Mr..
Charles Silks and the Consul at San
Francisco, Mr.. Klensfor.
The Bulgarian Minister and Nine.
Naoumof are spending the week end
and holiday in Pittsburgh. where they
went the middle of last week. They
are expected to return Wednesday.
The Canadian Minister and Lady
Marler will attend the graduating
exercises at the United States Naval
Academy in Annapolis this week.
The Second Secretary OF the Pc
ruvian Embassy. Senor Don Carlos
Mackehenie Y de la Fuente, left last
week to return to his South American
home. where he has been transferred
for duty at the Foreign Office in Lima.
The Third Secretary of the Embassy,
Senor Don Carlos Ortiz de zevallos.
has been promoted to succeed Senior
Mackehenie.
The retiring Second Secretary of
the Brazilian Embassy and Senhora
Sousa Freitas will sail Saturday to
return to Brazil and the retiring First
Secretary and Senhora de Lobo. who
we're to have sailed earlier, will leave
at the same time.
The Secretary Of the Latvian Lega-
ton and Nine Smits, who left by
motor for the West a week ago, are
spending the holiday in San Fran
cisco and will visit in the Yellowstone
Park and other National parks, re-
turning here the end Of June.
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Miss Margaret Arnold
To Wed Mr., X. Griffith.

THE REV. AND MRS. H. ROSS
ARNOLD of Athens, Tenn, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Margaret to Mr.. Kelley E.
Griffith of Alexandria, Va. The we'd
ding will take place at the First Bap-
fist Church Tuesday, June IA, at 4:30
o'clock.
Miss Arnold was educated in the
public schools of Greenville, Ala.
where her father was pastor OF the
First Baptist Church; at Judson COL
lege and George Washington Univer-
sity. She served as educational di-
rector of Woodlawn Baptist Church
at Birmingham. Ala, in 1867
Mr.. Griffith is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Griffith of Alexandria,
Va. He received his early education
in the schools of that city and at
tended George Washington University,
He is member of Delta Theta Phi, a
legal fraternity, and is employed IN
the Federal communications Commits
sion in washington.
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Miss Ruth Kellond to Wed
Cadet Murray.

COL. FREDERIC G. KELLOND
~ U. S. A.. and Mrs. Kellond OF
Baltimore announce the engagement
of their daughter Ruth Soley 10 Cadet
Arthur Maxwell Murray. United
States Military Academy.
Cadet Murray is the son OF Col
Maxwell Murray. U. S. A.. and Mrs
Murray of Madison Barracks, N. Y
He is a member of this years gradu-
ating class at West Point.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
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Mrs. Charles Ferry entertained at 6
miscellaneous shower Friday night fol
Miss Catherine Dennis, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. James Dennis, whose
marriage to M. Temple Thomason OF
Washington will take place June 25 al
the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church
The gifts were presented under ar
arbor made of pink roses while the
refreshments and decorations at the
dining table carried out the wedding
theme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Quinn. jr.
gave a shower and bridge party last
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Edward F. Quinn. sr., for Miss Dennis
Mr.. Quinn, jr.. will be best man al
the wedding.
A luncheon was rendered Miss Den.
mis- yesterday at Mrs. KS Toll House
by Miss Gertrude Nickolls Of Boyds
Md. who will be maid of honor fol-
the bride-to-be.
Mr. and Mrs. Remson
Have Tea Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rennsen enter
tanned at a tea Friday afternoon fol
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Monfort OF
Brooklyn, N Y. who are their house
guests for several days.
Mrs. Howard Barss gave luncheon
at her new home on Philadelphia ave-
nue. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Blackburn
will return tomorrow from cruise oi
l8 days to the West Indies.
Mrs. Thomas c. Bright entertained
at bridge luncheon Monday in honor
of Miss katherine Seabrook Of Riv.
erton. N j., who until Friday was the
house guest of Mrs. L. w. Richardson
of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Spencer
with their daughter Miss That's Spen.
Ger, Miss Margaret Hedgecock of Ia.
koma Park and Miss Hortense Giffore
of Washington. are spending the weel
end and holiday at Rehoboth Beach
Del.
Mrs Thomas McIndoo of Anderson
Ind, who, with her husband. is Wis
iting DR.. and Mrs. Norman McIndoo
Mr.. Thomas Mc1ndoo's parents. va.
the guest Of honor at luncheon ano
bridge given Friday by Mrs Wilbur
H. Youngman at her home in Meadow.
brook, Md
MIR. and Mrs. Dean w. Judd have a!
their house guests over Memorial DAY
week end Mrs Virginia Roberts, Mr.
Charles Godfrey and his niece, Mis-.
June Godfrey, and nephew. Mr.. d.
Witt Godfrey of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller Will
Entertain Tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mueller will
entertain at a dinner party anc
bridge tomorrow night
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Axtell. accom-.
panied by Mrs. Axtell's mother, Mrs
Harriet Hoy. and Mrs. Axtell's niece
Miss Lorraine Hoy. and her nephew
Mr. Jay Axtell. who make their home
with them, have left for Johnsonburg
N. Y, where they are spending thu
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Thomas are
entertaining friends at their summer
lodge, Laurel Lea, near Johnstown
Pa. over the holiday week end
In the party are DR.. and Mrs
William A. Shannon. Mr.. and Mrs
Alton Pratt of Takoma Park and Mr.
and Mrs. D. Arlington Brooks of South
Woodside Park, Md
Mrs. William Warren Griffin. wht
has been visiting her son-in-law ane
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gould
since last fall. left the early part o.
the week for Worcester, Mass.
Miss Agnes Carleton and Mrs. w. w
Dyar entertained jointly at bridge
luncheon Monday at the homestead o1
Miss Margaret Burdette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Porter are
entertaining at a cocktail party thl.
afternoon from 4 until 6 O'Clock ir
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Takoma Park Couple Give
Supper>Dance for Son
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Deane Are
HOsts-Mrs. Charles Ferry
Entertains at Shower.

HENRY DEANE dance and supper Friday
M for their Mr. Borden Deane
of graduating Military Academy
host and their
the
Mrs Dorothy D Grl-
fifth and Iestera of Washington
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Miss Dorothy Bibb Engaged
To Mr.. Charles Finley.

MRS MYRA MASON BIBB of GIG
AVA Wakefield street, Arlington, Va,
announces the engagement OF her
daughter Dorothy to Mr.. Charles Fin
lev of Mount Morris. N. Y. Mr.. Fin
lev is the son of Mrs. c. Warc Finley
and the late Mr.. Finley.
The wedding will take place in Sep
tember.
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Miss Lydia Jones to Wed
Mr.. w. f. SpeirS.

WORD has been received here Of
the engagement of Miss LYDIA
Rainsford Jones of Bangor. Me.
younger daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence V. jones. to Mr. William
Robert Speirs of Diss, Norfolk, Eng
land.
Miss Jones is the granddaughter of
Ms. Mary w. French and the late
Mr.. William B French.
The wedding will be in the early fall,
when Miss Jones and Mr.. Speirs re-
turn from visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Meridith Speirs in England.
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with only the singing OF olrdS ana tne thtlnnaou-
laon of the cocktail shaker to disturb the peace
fulness.
Arriving in Mayor La Guardias stronghold. first
to see one of the young ns of for bit of turn in
Oh London town and the British Isles. to leave
card at the American Embassy mayhap catch
glimpse of the gleefully eruptive Kennedys who
have already enchanted the British royal family by
their vvacity-and so refreshing don't you know in
terested in everything, and not ashamed to show it,
to see Princess Elizabeth ride forth in state sitting
vs-a-vis to the royal paterfamilias her youthful,
childish spirits doubtless longing for the freer life
of those Kennedy youngsters, untrammeled by
court etiquette Oh, the joys of youngsters
first trip abroad!
Sir Ronald Is So Serene He
Gives Feeling of Security
Reports that London is seething with suppressed
element be otherwise in Britain?-with lights burn
n office Premier Neville Chamberlain suffering with
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Miss Leila Ogston to Wed
Mr. JoIhn H. Kent.

Mrs Alfred James Ogston an
no,,nces the engagement of her daugh-
tor leila to Mr.. John Holloway Kent.
Miss Ogston is the daughter of the
Iate Mr. Alfred James Ogston, Brit
,sh consul at Portland, Oreg., and
granddaughter Of the late Mr.. Charles
Wells Russell. Minister to Persia, ana
Evening star., 1938-05-29
Annual Breakfast.

The Colorado State Society will hold
its annual breakfast at 1890 O'Clock
Sunday morning. June 5, at 2400 Six
teenth street NV.
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Maret School Dance Held.

Students of the Maret School, 21l8
Kalorama road, played host at a
dance in honor of the graduating
class last night at the Shoreham
Hotel.
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Miss Bessye Krooler
To Wed Mr.. Cohen.

MRS. ANNA KROOLER of 1904
AVA Ninth street NV. announces the
enpaesment of her daughter Bessye to
Mr.. Samuel M. Cohen. son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Sol Cohen of 1916 @ street.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
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About Well>KnOwn Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
Up to Town From the Provinces
Offers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Art and Poetry Show.
BY ROBERT CRAWFORD.

from the provinces for few days is
OF the hurry caused oy
Representative Mary two-hed fight the wage
banks of the Potomac has
nestled freshenng lawns
nemnabe of bk-opped automobiles
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Continued From First Page)
Mr.. Emmons is a graduate Of Harvard
in the class of 1928.
The wedding will take place in
August in Jamestown, R. l.
Miss MacLean Engaged
To Wed Mr.. English.
MRS. ANGUS DHU MacLEAN OF
Washington. N. c., announces the
ergagement of her daughter Annetta
Everett to Mr.. Edward Michael Eng
lish of Cleveland, Ohio, and Wash
ington, D. c.
MIR. English is the son OF Mr., and
Mrs. F. J. English of Cleveland. He
attended Georgetown College and re-
ceived his law degree from the George
town University Law School. He is
nov an attorney in the Tax Division
OF the Department of Justice.
Miss MacLean is the daughter OF
the late former Assistant Attorney
General of the United States during
the present administration. She at
tended Converse College in Spartan
burg. S. c.
The wedding will take place in St.
Agnes Church at Washington Satur-
day, June 25, at high noon.
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Sir Alexander Ogston of Aberdeen,
Scotland
Mr.. Kent is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Kent OF Washington and Vir-
ginia.
The marriage will take place June
and will be attended by only imme-
date members of the two families.
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Falls Church
News Notes
Of Week
Mrs. Granger Is
Host eSS at
Luncheon.

- -ALLS CHURCH, Va, May 28.-
Mrs. Walter Granger gave a
luncheon Tuesday followed by
bridge. Out-of-tovn guests
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Engagements
Announced
Tod ay
Miss Beardall and
Miss johnson
Be Brides.

Continued From First Page)
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Social Notes
OF Loudouh
County
Many Attracted
To Horse Show
At Belmont.

OUDOUN COUNTY, Va. MAY
28.-A great many society and
sport loving folks were in at
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daughters school, about June 10. The
Senoritas Lopez are students at Notre
Dame College in Baltimore.
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Complete Plans
For Dance

Arrangements are practically
complete for the "Unlucky Thir-
teen" dance sponsored by the
Key West Junior Chamber of
Commerce and to be given at Ha7
bana- Madrid Club next Friday
evening, May 18th, starting at 10
O'Clock. Anibal Armayor is chair
manlof the dance and reports that
ticket sales are encouraging
though there are plenty on hand
for those desiring them.
Reservations for tables may be
phoned into the club. Special en-
tertainment will be provided for
this occasion In the farm of a
special Floor Show and other en-
tertainment. The club is closed
until Friday for remodeling and
decoration, and will reopen es-
pecially for this "Unlucky Thir-
teenth" dance.
Proceeds of This dance will be
turned into a special entertain
ment fund to be used on the oc-
casion of the visit of members OF
statewide Junior "Jay-CeeS'
following the state convention to
be held in Miami, June z to 4.
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CHURCH PROGRAM
WAS MUCH ENJOYED

Among the numbers on the
program rendered Sunday morn
ing at the First Congregational
Church was a vocal solo dedicat-
ed to mother, sung by Mrs. Julia
Russell, and which was greatly
enjoyed by those assembled on
the occasion.
Mrs. Russell, who had been a
member of the choir for many
years and who has endeared her
self to the many attendants at
this house of worship, responded
to the call despite the fact that
she has been inactive for some
time in musical church circle, and
her appearance Sunday morning
filled the hearts of the members
of the congregation with great
joy. The worshippers were ex-
ceedingly delighted to hear her
sing again.
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GENERAL
Lands DIES TODAY

Continued from Page One)
prominent in DeLand, for he was
the founder and promoter of
many of the most important
business enterprises in the city.
He was secretary and treasurer of
the Volusia County Abstract
Company, which was founded in
1885 and in 1903 purchased by
Bert Fish and Cary d. Lands. 1t
was incorporated by them with
a capital of $4,000 and has the
distinction of owning the only set
of abstract books in Volusia coun-
ty. In addition Mr.. Lands was
vice president of the Volusla
County Bridge Company of Day.
tona, a director in the DeLand
Building and Loan Association,
and was one of the organizers OF
the Central Florida Railway Com
| pany, operating street railways at
Dayton. Daytona Beach and Sea
! Breeze. On January 2. 1913, he
! organized the East Coast Bank
and served as its president, dis
playing great executive and adj
ministrative ability in carrying
/ forward its affairs. The other Of
, ficers are H. F. Stewart, first vice
president; Michael Sholtz, second
vice president, and j. Z. ID.
Graves cashier. The latter is
known as one of the most able
| financiers in this section of the
state and gained valuable expert
sence in banking in Bainbridge
Georgia, and Tampa, Florida. be
fore he became assoei3ted with
the East Coast Bank, of which he
was one of the organizers.
MIR. Lands married Sept 4
1894, Miss Margaret Weaver. Of
Cutler, Indiana, a daughter oi
William H. and Martha Weaver
the former a large farm owner ir
Indiana. Mr.. and Mrs Landi:
had three children, Erskine Wea
yer, Genevieve Elizabeth anc
William David.
Since taking up his residence II
( DeLand Mr. Lands was one o
the prominent forces in loca
/ democratic politics. having servec
i'm 1900 as chairman of the demo
cratic county committee and hav
ing been otherwise active in pro
noting the spread Of democrats
doctrines and policies
FraternaIly he was affIliates
with the Masonic order. belnl
past master of his lodge and be
longing also TO the chapter HI
belonged 10 the B p. o. ElkS an,
was a trustee in the Presbyterian
church.
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lie Rex.~,,s,,s,:4!. .y& & ,:..,;.y

Today" aghast, what time is
it?"
"About twenty of two"
'Mercyl haven't been out after
nine-thirty for years"
Careful"
''It's true-don't give me any
credit for it though. There isn't
any place to go in Fordney's
Gulch except to movies so old the
films are torn. They start at seven,
so unless one stopped at Lacy's for
ginger pop, one was home and in
bed by nine-thirty. I don't like
ginger pop"
They were walking arm in arm,
sometimes losing the path in the
darkness. Slipping and tripping
over loosened stones and tangled
underground. Finding the path
again. Laughing at their blunder-
ing-laughing at nothing.
Pine drenched with dew made
the night spicy. Above their heads
a star shot. An adventurous cot
tontail crossed the road ahead of
them in panicky haste. The woods
whispered.
"Judy." Gary said struck by a
sudden thought, Remember the
night we rode to Reisterstown
hunting watermelons?"
"And got caught in a terrible
storm and you lost your pocket
book!"
with 81 in it, tragedy"
Good old days, GaryI"
They did not speak again until
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Harris, DR.. VIM. r. Warren, DR.. II.
c. Galley, B. c. Papy, B. M. Dun
can.
Speakers: Judge Arthur Co
mez, Rev. ShuIer Peele, Melvin
Russell, DR.. VIM. R. Warren, j.
Lancelot Lester, Rev. John Geke-
Ter.
Parades: Major J. D. MacMul-
len, Major VIM. V. Albury, J. Del
gado, Lieut.. VIM. Klaus, Arthur
Sheppard.
Music: Miss Edna B. Smith,
Mrs. Eva Warner, George Mills
White, Alfredo Barroso.
Entertainment: Howard Will
son, Miss Nellie Louise Russell,
Miss Margaret Hernandez, Rev.
Joe Tolle, Miss Susan LaKin, Mrs.
o. S. Long, George Lucas, S. Ca
brera.
Grand Stand and Grounds:
B. c. Moreno, w. H. Monsalvatge,
Major J. d. MacMullen, Lieut..
William Klaus.
Decorations: Miss Minnie Por-
ter Harris. Mrs. ]. Trevor, Miss
Nellie Louise Russell, Mrs. o. S.
Long, George Spencer.
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they came out on the summit be-
fore the cabin.
My Babiesv
ITS still here" Gary teased,
1 "and the offspring probably
snoring according to the best rules
laid down for snorers."
'I'll feel happier when ! see
them. Don't laugh at me, Garyl
Just wait until you have children
Of your own"
She took the steps quickly and
tiptoed to the sleeping porch. The
bunk beds were only family out
lined in the blackness. Automati-
cally Judith commenced to feel
for disarranged coverings; to
straighten them
Il don't feel theml Switch on
the light, Garyl l." the blood
drained from her heart They're
not here-My babies!"
Don't be sillyl" He turned from
the empty beds From her terri
BILE face. 'Alf has them inside"
No / amt" ALI shufled to the
porch, mist Oliver done carried
them babies down Piney Way"
Judith reached unsteadily for
the porch rail. "Mr. Oliver?" Her
lips were stiff. She could not
throw off the terror that gripped
her like a deadly malady.
Gary said: "Are you sure,
Alf?"
"Ya-assahl Yaas, ma 'am, Miss
Judyi / toll him Use here to mind
them children but he say that's
all right and carried EN- away"
A few feet from where Judith
stood was a chair. She could not
reach il. The floor rose and fell
about her like an angry sea.
Gary pushed the chair close.
''Sit down. Judith" In his heart
he was cursing Judith's husband.
oliver shouldn't brighten you
so"
''No. Cruel 10 do that" Her
breath was coming more evenly
now. The world was steadying.
He didn't mean to brighten me"
She was trying TO be fair-'I
thought they were kidnapped"
Shall get the car and drive
you 20 your plot or shall ! bring
Oliver here?"
"Pll 60. Gary" Her submission
angered him further.
Mist Oliver done took all the
bags but one" ALI informed them.
AS fear subsidized, anger-primi-
tive. savage-posSeSSed Judith.
Reuben had done this thingl Had
dared 70 take her children-her
children!
EcsfFsixsa 1853. Biaaels s@i1A Fss.sasl
Tomorrow: The Storna eIouds burst