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Evening star., 1943-11-23
81 From D. {. Area
10 Report Tomorrow

Because Of the special holiday
furlough granted to men scheduled
to report for active duty in the
naval forces. the only District men
going on active duty tomorrow will
be those In the Army.
Men whose postinduction fur
Tough In the Navy, Marine Corps
and Coast Guard would have ended
tomorrow or Thursday will not go
on active duty until Friday. The
Army is skipping only one day
Thursday.
Scheduled to report for the Army
tomorrow are 81 men inductAd No
Evening star., 1943-11-23

Give him q crisp War bond for a
Christmas present to be remembered.
Keep on backing the attack.
Evening star., 1943-11-23

ADVERTISEMENT.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29
IT Camp Banding.

PVT. G".cgc =. REM. son of Mr.
""3 NJ. George ". Rem. who was
.udus..d INTO the army April 3 al
Fo.t Bragg, IS now stationed al
'.nrr bluiinI. Flurida.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29
r r
WITH OUR BOYS \
IN SERVICE =
To Fort Moultrie

s.. Cleveland Moore, Jr. has re-
;;:g"'j /" F,"t M1ult:ie, S. c.. after
ar,nd"E E"ster here with his pay
C'.t>. ". and Mrs. Cleveland Moore.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29
Oxford Man
Sentenced

Raleigh, April 29-(AP)- Francis
Fl: ch, 2S-year-old Oxford man, yes
terday was given sentence of l3
months IL Federal reformatory
after conviction in Federal Court
here on OpA charges of illegal pos
sessions. sale and receiving Of ga:o-
line ration books
Federal Judge l. NJ. Meekins also
sentenced Finch 10 80 days in the
Wake County Jail or nine counts of
possession and sale of gas ration cou-
ponS. the sentence suspended on l8-
months probation 10 begin at the
expiration OF the re!ormatory SEN
tence.
Finch, manager of food store
in Oxford, pleaded guilty to the
charges.
OPA Investigator Carl Gaddy tes-
'itied that Finch had made a state
inert 10 him admitting taking the
ration books from the Granville War
Price and Ration Board. Gaddy said
he assisted in an inventory at the
Granville board after Finch made
this statement, and that 5000 gaso-
lin" ration books were found to be
missing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29
'OPA Price
System Change
Is Expected

The entire method of price Coli
troll for food may be changed OH any
day. saws Arthur II. Surprise, Sec
rotary ui the Henderson Chamber or
Commerce.
RuuNrS OF complete revision of
price control on foods have been cir
culatcd from time to time. Nothing
definite has been limited from inside
sources ~ 20 the exact proccdu-
which would replace the present
method 4 l.wtcd per centages of
profit ONC" cost.
In u letter from J. Leroy Allen,
secretary ut The North Carolina Food
Dealers Association. today, Surprise
vas told ,hI; "pl actically all of this
Is expected L. be changed within the
next couple IF weeks" Allen is con-
tinual:y ~ close touch with the stale
and national OPA offices.
The tlpou ~ To the nature of the
rgN. regulation. Surprise says. wa,
the general MAXIMUM price order
applicable : Hawaii. which was is
sued late last week. In this new or
der the rutrS past program was dis
cG:",.: and ilatuoncY prices Der
unit wcrC lated. discarding all per
Ntll.SE,N~.
Il the Hawaiian plan is used in
continental! United States, Surprise
say Tie prices may be reduced on
many items. one specific item. Sur
Pre- >-.S the drastic nature of the
cut. \ ruu Of Main Sardines Can
T. bought a, retail i'll Hawaii for less
! ham ne wholesale price. almos, for
| .cs> team me cost 10 the wholesaler
| ~ Henderson.
The new Hawaiian price order sets
up the maximum prices which may
gc charged At Wholesale and re-
;ail levels. designated bv grade. and
requiring E'ade marking or the &C
ccptancc q! the lowest grade price,
Surprise says. Confidential infor-
nation Indicates the Hawaiian regu-
.,ti5u w.s issued along the lines
planned FOX Tie new continental o.
.e,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29
Salvation
Army's Work
Enumerated

Work of the local CORDS of The
salvation Army from the first of the
year through last Sunday MAS shown
III summary made public today by
envoy Charles Cook. in charge.
-, ohder the head of Spiritus! activ-
llies ~ conversions were reported
amohg adults and 81 among juvc-
mics Tor a total of 81 Thrty-fivc
open AR meetings were held. with
an estimated attendance OF $500. and
mere were 81 indoor meetings with
an attendance OF 1883. Three prison
meetings We're conducted.
foung peoples activities Included
IL Sunday school sessions. with m
attendance OF 884: 10 out post meet
lngs ana an attendance OF 3i5: b. 4
OF Love for children up To ten year.
~ meetings, attendance 4Sy. Total
meetings with children wee 20. De.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29

vctions were held in public schools.
ViSitationS were made 10 34+
homes, with 2l0 hours consumed.
Thirty-siX transientS were assisted
with ~ given lodging and meals to
thirty. There were 80 family re-
lief cases. Garments i'll the Numbcr
Of l62 were given. with 10 pairs oil
shoes, six medical services, groccric'
10 II. ard 200 leaves %: bread and
eight beds and matt:r: NCS given. TIL"
value was placed ~ S+62.l9. This
does not include social work on
sums spent on egg hunts for more
than 700 children.
Jobs were furnished fer three per
IONS ard three families suffering loss
i'll fires We're helped.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29
UPCRURCH TO PAY
FINE. AND DAMAGE

G. "A, I..a..vI Wa t,i,L before
.. ..n.. Is. J.. Clements IN coun,y
..... '... iii c.0r2Cs q. drlm';cn
........ .'...s, driving and hi; ani
.... ..... =. 90 March -.
. .t' was - months on t.t
....- r. S"Spe &cd on pay.Tcnt
.... So and costs and driving
.... . ar"C,d for year. with
' ... ..> - he Ed 10 the c,rr..
'.. - O.! Tho amour; to
.....r .'. ..-' ire !.nr and COS. ana
So g." '.e .'u"; C'jcr -: 500 -
.r ..i Co. Mrs. Pearl Crews :r~
.,.0'. ..- ,n -"" automobile. Tl.n CO,
'.. ... 'r"sd On the OXford raaS
'us; west q: the Ruin creek bridge
on tg.lu!G 10 comply, capias and
commitment is = be .ssued withoU,
r.tao. notice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29

Iris Lee Fclts. Elsie Rcams, Charles
Pnnel. Lewis Colcy, Jimmy Hicks,
Lula Mac Peoples, ard Limuel Ay-
cock. The Rev. N. W. Grant. pas
tur of the church. will deliver the
sermon.
i'll members taking part i'll the
service al Shuccu Methodist church
will be Mary Alice Turner. Ann Ttr-
ncr. Merle Harrington. Willis Flcm-
ing. Myrtle Roe. ard Il group who
will sing the all hymn. The Rev.
T. ". Lee. pasotr Of the Church,
will preach.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29
Bands To Start
Summer Work

SummC: classes in band music will
start on MONDAY. May II. Il was an
nuurc,i today by W. L. Hearne. ul-
rector at the Henderson schooi
and. Ga. Sc, for beginners and Ion
,ny otter band members will b,.
conducted.
Ir. Ur"GHc s3il that instruction
during The summer months will DC
uE.u 10 Ill students III the liender-
on schools. rui that he is Particular
r. Interested - have those students
Mo p.a. e. enter the j;:mior band
.u 'hc III! "r hope 70 advance from,
- iu"..r b..d To the high Scnuul
and
Definite hours FOR the classes have
not been set, Mr.. Ii,aine sad.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29
NeedIework Exhibit
Planned at kittrell

The Shiloh and kit;rcll How.
Makers club arc giving a noodle
work exhibit M the cIlurcd Gra4cd
school of l<i;trcll Friday n!Gh: al
8 o'clock. This exhibit bring; to u:
nd the major activity of the cubs
during the tall and winter m"Hths.
The exhibit is divided into five
sections: dressm1king. renovation.
embroidery. quilting and knitting
For the hes; two er'tricS i'll GaCn
.rctiDn. after being iudacd u first
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29

and second prize will no A.
me exhibitors. The con,es,,n wsaida
ing the first, second and thirss nar
est number OF pieces on exh;,n mo-
all sections Will receive ns;u os Is
Mrs. Helen {. Kraft. homo ,u
sor for the FSA, is guest sn ssFf
FOR the occasion. Tho n,h,; SpeaSe'
vitcd To attend. e Is IN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29
DEATH ON TUESDAY
OF LILLE DOWNEY

Lille Downev died at her home
al 22S Rowland street Tuesday ar
ll:3o o'clock. Funeral services will
0e conducted at Holy Temple church
Friday afternoon at o'clock. Sur
vIving relatives include her hus-
band, Elan Downey; three sons,
Vincent Downey. Of Norfolk, John
and James Downey, of Baltimore, b
daughter. Oracle Downey, of Esom;
one grandson, Sgt. HeZekiah Dow
ney of Fort Devens, Mass; and a
sister, Cora Hicks.
lnr, lIelns-EA-, lnCz nhnrnx
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29
WARREN All CLUBS
IN CHURCH SERVICE

Warrcl county ILL club members
will take part IN services At two
churches on Al Church Sunday.
Nay ,. II WaS announced. All club
member; and all either boys and
girls are urged = attend the services.
.,rt!c pa,lne n the service a, Pro
violence Meth dist church. Alton. at
u C'C',rk SUNDAY a. an. q Will be
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29
Wife Preservers

10 MAKE potatoes mcaiy, d,am u.
oollcu potatoes. return tie Dot 10 N" s as
pun me III on and shake the DO, cnonn s.
10 tu'n the potatoes "vcl gently Win, In
neat dries out the moisture Rais,. d. ~
eHS'y lev seconds :" let the steam, o Nv
a!.! continue Shah:Img tie ri un,,I ,rs w.
taiO@5 alr mcay 'Ae W
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-29

Vanilla. the most useful member
oi he orchid family. is grown large
y N Mexico
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
PRIVATE \SKCRETARY

Wanted by executive 80 sutomafiVe hlarr.
featuring plant row Engaged 100 in Waf
production. VhCfer woman 80 o. 40 Nu.f
ne expert a. .tNrthand and typiue able
~ compose lefVcVs from notes tactful and
diplomatic vef aggressive, steady even
temperament also important Position
carries considerable responsibility bu'
VIVA rs intcrfsting and salart ATTRACTIVE.
PieaAe write BOX A-i33l Dsjtou Times 81
siNiug complete details. including age
eNpcf ence cNpecf ed salary, Must be- O. IS
citten and able 10 quality under tho
WNPCES plan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
t"9sUlIa I0Hs dalV, Apo 1tments
o4Js r.. JEtfEISON FITZROY $3.50

to'sii,ta ions daiy, appointments
"''s r. JEt FH4.SoN FIrzkoY ssss
MADAME 81. As.r,lokist. i-Ii p N daily.
Apartment q 1888 West Garfield
MARTHA PoELKE advisor win album
cant c%i~rirnce appointments. 1850 St
AIRS HAFr A0r7lQser. a937 Mitchell
'aear nifrerJ. Phone PLAZA 2Jo2.
a Appointments.
-. t--'-'---,' t--r tru-y contracted
ny mt wife Vivian WeEer m and after
'h.s Date brnAie Meier 5lfl avery.
-i4& 49, after ratr. july :. Isia. I
Viii not be Responsible i.r debts con-
tracfea ~ NY wife. Helen l.. Rosinski-
Stephen u Enslnsh i6a. Turner CT.
a. = - +---------- re-
spo0sinie for debts contracted by nv
VIE .ars. Geradiue Eckert. signed. vern
Piles AND OTHER RECTAL
CONDITIONS
cL-s- -t------- n kaHe-Lhaxs- Allss.s;..s
treated free. a. convention clinic Can
CAdlaac lT1j for .uformai ION On July
ana ~ lu.y - and -
PILES AID CRoNIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment whne working.
Doctor DE SNarte Rectal Clinic
57l5 second near Palmer. Trinity l-724z.
PROF ELTON Advisor, 34i~ John r..
nli OF watch Tor return date
REVEREND Hazel pAMhAu- Apeint-
fnenfs tAtIit>. children lT4i Ferry
Park Trinity 7292
REVEREND LILLIAN LFE-Church Of
Christ AppoEtmert daly 1860 West
Grand Boulevard, Tyler s-7333
REVER END MARY KHAN --eaaez-as.a
-4-i7----7-- t-TCTT7s0f Khan Hnc0o sstrolo-
ger Appointments only PLAZA 3205
COLORED MADAME SUE-splri,uai adj
VISOR one who can solve YOUR problems:
appoin'merts Readings from 10 p. m.
Madison 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Carpet Cleaners and Overs

a BETTER rug cleaning and repa.r se-v-
See, 9Nl- cleaned renovated s. 10:
ssi3sf4ctien insured. Detroit Rug Cleaners.
HDEartn 0-16
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Hotel Maids

CuinreI experience desired but I' 'l-t7-
sVtf E.Ht salary rerUare1f Positions
SNe Nt HWsekrepFf after N SayeriNe
Hotel,N i3ilS last JsdvrsAu
HOUSEKEEpER Nhhs NundsS through
Friday. hours. home uilhts. refined
couple, nice home. easy .WOrk Tyi'r
5-1i3O 25O5 Lothrop
HoCSEWORK-- General. expeuanced three
adults s'ay or ~ home a. ltuntry
sec eUntversi'y 2.S356
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Pets and Poultry Supplies
gaby Chez,
BABY CHICKS

One cav 60 week OH. immediate deliver
ieS ENrrcg7 prepaid Blood tested White
and Barred Rocks r. 6 Reds heavy Eng
ism type Ieshorrs state trst and Second
choice l0B SIS 50. la Sq7s W.itn
Poultry Farm fg6 Csrtetrauo. Toledo.
Ohio. Phone Lawndale asst
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09

cotORF1 Nst Genera. holsselrk good
rt. Is-.ta C..l Townsend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09

-.i@4 -+---i-1-+------ Try Ttrr-y contracted
py mf wife Vivian Meier IN and after
in.s GATE. brnue Meier. 3lfl avery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09

Uo0sss presently enEs2ed in essential
Wsr Wols
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY
Female Help Wanted

5121 GRATIOT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09

ST. LOUIS. IS 10; LOS ANGELES. sa0is
DE- LUXE MOTOR STAGES
1905 CASS AT BAGLEY RA. 1871
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-26

ana presenting them 10 the re-
ce,ing line was Miss Mcdonald
maid Of honor Also assisting at
the reception we're Miss Elaine
Fuller. " no served the punch; Miss
Doris Dunsiil who served The cake
ana Mrs Jeanette Jones, who had
guests sign TIC bridal book.
The dining room table was COW
cred by hand crocheied cloth.
The Wedding cake OF three tiers
vas topped by tiny hgurcs OF a
bride ard soldier groom. with a
eoden eagle az the base The
color scheme cf white and gold
was also carried OUT in the cakes
served. and decorations.
Afur viewing the large number
OF gorgeous and useful gifts, the
guests dr.f;ed out on the lawn in
The backyard. luxuriant with now
ers. where pictures were made.
The bride and groom left for a
honeymoon az the resort at Goose
Lake Upon their return. they will
liye az Oscoda, Mich, The air base
where Lieutenant Morgan is now
stationed
The bride had received her de-
gree from Spellman college. Allan
"a. Ca last month and her moth
or was present AZ The commence
ment exercises she was the recip-
lent OF the coveted Eg lson award
tina is given the best student in the
senior class who carried out the
ideals Of 50 Imam in the mos all
around manner The preceding
fall, she bad been chosen Miss
Maroon and Waite by Morehouse
students TO preside al football
games.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-26
Pretty Church Wedding Scene
Of Coldsby-Morgan Nuptials


In strikingly beautiful cere-
mony AZ the Hartford Baptist
church. Bea,rcie Goldshy. daughier
Of Nr and Mrs Arthur T. Colds
81 n lronvood avenue and II.
Dempsey " Morgan. Jr. son Of
Nj and Mrs Dempsey " Moran
SRI pledged their 'ro'h sunday
evening. June % The ceremony
vas solemn.sed rs The Rev Charles
" Hll
Preceding the ceremony Mss
Ouiaa Harvey sang Darling !
Love you and Miss Audrey Bake
sang p caL<e accompanied ~
tAe can hv Miss Johnnie Reid
The bride was lovely In white
Nouslere dc Sc's gown made With
a sweetheart neckline' with a tiny
edg!re n ace fitted hodise button
"a ervn The bark and flsl skirt
Her ,e.l covered her face and she
car "a a Hase bouqnci Of White
rosehcfs and IRIS as she came down
The aisle On re arm o, her father
Attendants ners MISS Frances
I-eorssa MISS Helen Howarl Miss
classma,e OF the bride, Miss Lor-
ra.ae Mcdonald msid oi honor
MISS Bei,y Glenn and Mrs Myrtle
Goles5y Williams mairon o. hon
or re brides sister. The brides
maids wore ras'el shades Of pink
ana Niue and the maid q honor
vas dressed 10 yellow. The dress
IS Mere made with full net skirts
whse TIE soaicss Mere IN nenealine
~ TIE same shade.
Lieu'enant Morgan. who received
ais comm ssson and pilets wings
IN tae rs. Army Air corps last
month At Tuskeeee had as his best
man. Gavin Porter Porter Dillard,
LIVED Richards Damon Keith
Louis Claude and Wilbur Hughes
wera MS gsaers
Darling Il the bridal procession.
ard amos, stealing he show from
the bride. was petite Judith Ann
Williams ne brides niece VIII
maa- an adorable li,Tle flower
gir
Immediately after The ceremony
2 RECEPTION was held Al The home OF
.re brides parents NJ and Mrs
Arthg Go'ashg a. ss7l lronwood
TIE house was laylshly decorated
Nj.A huge urns q slad!ol. and the
corners were filed With white
blossoms and evergreen. In the
reces.nE line he Eroom's mother
Mrs Morgan was striking IN a
Vhfe ioppcd formal attn peplnm
"a black crepe skirt she wore
orsage % Whit iris Und roscbuds
The bridge mother Mrs. Colds
~. looked charming in q dusky
rose creation q lace and organza
win a corsaee OF cerise rosebuds
Greeting The guests az The door
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Befhesda.Lou,er Montgomery County
Annual Egg Rolling to Be Held
By Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Dulin, Jr.
Louer Montgomery Easter Feature;
Rev. and Mrs. Schenck to Be Guests

Tomorrow morning, Easter Mon
day. Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Dulln
jr., will give their annual rolling
party on the slope below their home
on High street, Friendship Heights
The Dulin Easter party long has
been an established tradition in
lower Montgomery County Mr.. and
Mrs. Dulin held their first party
when their own daughter Jean, now
Mrs. Grant Heston, was small girl
After their daughter was married
and moved out of the community
Mr.. and Mrs. Dulin continued their
Easter Monday party for the chill
dren of the community.
Because of the food shortage the
| egg-rolling part of the festivities
will be discontinued this year. There
will be games for the older children
and colored balls will be used in the
egg hunt" which has been arranged
for the amusement Of the younger
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dulin's guests tomor-
row will be the children of Friend
ship Heights, where they have lived
for many years.
State Senator Thomas Earle
Hampton and Mrs. Hampton will
have the Rev. Lewis Schenck and
Mrs. Schenck as their guests for
part of the week. They will arrive
tomorrow from Edenton. N. c., where
Rev. Schenck is rector of st. Pauls
Church.
Rev. Schenck lived in Windsor
N. c., last year, and 1t was in his
church that Senator and Mrs
! Hampton were married about year
| ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger P Hollings-
| worth of Greenwich Forest and their
daughter, Miss Carol Hollingsworth
have gone to Pensacola, Fla, to be
| present when Miss Hollingsworth's
fancee, Mr.. Cartwright Doyle, COM
pletes his course in aerial photog-
raphy.
Mr.. Doyle is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Eugene Doyle of Edgemoor
DR.. and Mrs Frederick j. Cullen
! of Greenwich Forest are in Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, for a short stay.
Miss Katie Brown Busby of Chevy
Chase terrace and her house guest
Mrs. Arnett Boon of Nicholasville
KY, are spending Easter week in
New York.
Capt. and Mrs. Francis Lee Albert
Chaplain's Corps, U. S. NJ, and their
daughter Betty Lou, are in Somerset
for few days visit with Capt. and
Mrs. F. w. Holt, en- route to Capt
Albert's new post in New River, N C
Capt. and Mrs. Holt's daughter
Mrs. Naomi Holt Silvis. who has beer
in Arkansas for several months with
her uncle and aunt, Judge and Mrs
J. Seaborn Holt, is expected to joir
her father and mother in Somerset
within the next few days.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Frances Shiflet
Is Married to
1t. Peterson
Church Ceremony
Is Held Here
Last Evening

The Sixth Presbyterian Church
was the scene of the marriage Of
Miss Mary Frances Shihet, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Jackson
Shiflet of this city, to 1t. John
Rodney Peterson, U. S. N. r., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Augustus Peter
son of Wakefield, Mass, which took
place last evening at 8 o'clock. The
Rev. J. Herbert Garner, pastor of
the church, was the officiating cler-
gyman. Miss Virginia Working,
soloist, and Mrs. George Tew, Or
ganist, presented the nuptial music.
The church was decorated with
white gladioluses, ferns and palms
and was lit with candles.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore gown of ivory satin,
styled with long sleeves, fitted at
the wrists and a. long torso bodice
with a full circular skirt which
ended in a long train. Her finger
tip veil of illusion was held by a
crown of seed pearls. She carried
a bouquet of white roses, sweet peas
anu OlC1llOS.
Miss Louise Shif1et, sister of the
bride, was the maid of honor. Her
gown of blue net and lace was made
with length sleeves and a
long torso bodice. Her face veil
matched the color of her gown and
she carried spray of spring
flowers
Bridesmaids were Miss Harriette
Burton and Miss Joanne Derrick.
Miss Burtons net and lace gown
was of pink and that worn by Miss
Derrick was yellow. Their face
wells were matching and they
carried sprays of mixed spring
flowers.
Nancy Panosssian was the flower
girl, wearing a gown of aqua blue
and carrying an old-fashioned bou-
quet of spring flowers.
Mr.. Robert Patton of Wakefield
was the best man and the ushers
were 1t Robert Schadler, U. S. N R.,
Of Elizabeth, N. j., and 1t. Buford
Hayden, jr., u S. N r., of Hutchin-
son, Kans.
Immediately following the cere-
mony reception was held at the
Evening star., 1943-04-25

Mrs. Silvis has been extensively
entertained during her visit in
Arkansas and along with her social
life she has been able to keep up
her work in the painting of pastel
portraits and also her work with
the local Gray Ladies unit
Capt Hollis son, Maj Harry J.
Holt, who has frequently been men,
toned in the news for his daring
exploits, is again in the news of the
week. In the current issue of the
Saturday Evening Post is story of
Maj. Hollis career as skipper of the
heavy bombardment squadron
known as the Clay Pigeon Squadron
Miss Betty Ann Montgomery has
joined her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. Wesley Evans, in Greenwich
Forest for her Easter vacation from
Western Maryland College. Her
classmate at the college, Miss
Mildred Lloyd. came to Greenwich
Forest with Miss Montgomery.
Mrs. Joseph Kuhn has returned
to her home in Friendship Heights
after trip to New England to see
her son, Daniel Kuhn, now with
the United States Marines. On her
return trip Mrs. Kuhn spent a few
days in Monmouth, N. j., with her
son and daughter-in-law Capt. and
Mrs. John Kuhn, U. S. M. c.
Mrs. Kuhn has three sons and
each of them is with the armed
forces. Capt. Joseph A. Kuhn, jr.,
her third son, is with the Engineers
Corps on duty at Fort Meade.
Mrs. Walter L. Kline, jr., is the
guest of Capt. Kline's parents, DR..
and Mrs Walter L. Kline, in Friend
ship Heights. She will leave soon
for Bogata, Colombia, to join Capt.
Kline, who has been sent there for
duty with the United States Medi-
cal Corps.
Mrs. Brooke Kinkenaur Of St.
Louis, Mo-, is the guest of Mrs. John
w. Craddock, jr., of Bethesda.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Elizabeth Morris
Wed Recently

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Morris of
Charlotte Court House, Va, an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Quarles Morris,
to Mr.. Harold Ridgeway Ames,
U. S. c. G., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Ames of Taunton, Mass.
The wedding took place April IA
at 7 o'clock in the evening in the
presence of few friends in the
chapel of the First Presbyterian
Church in Baltimore with the Rev.
Graham Gilmore, chaplain, U. S.
c. G., officiating Music was played
by Miss Julia Coleman of Fairfax,
Va.
The bride, who was unattended
wore costume of navy blue sheer
with white accessories and a corsage
of gardenias.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Ames left for a brief
wedding trip in Massachusetts,.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Phyllis Tenney
will Be Bride
During June
Engaged to Marry
1t. Edward Tenney
OF Vest Orange

Mrs. Keeler Tenney Of this city
announces the engagement Of her
daughter, Miss Phyllis Tenney, to
1t. Edward Cameron Tenney, son
of DR.. and Mrs. Albert Seward
Tenney of Hutton Park, West
Orange, N. j. The families are
distantly related
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Col. Parker Gillespie Tenney,
now in command Of Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo. She attended Chatham
Hall and was graduated from Holton
Arms School. She is now a senior
at Sweet Briar College.
1t. Tenney, now stationed at Fort
Meade, Md, was graduated from
Harvard University with the class
of 1887. Before entering the Army
in 1910, he was on the editorial staff
of NeWSWeek Magazine
The wedding will take place in
June,