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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-14

War and the first Secretary Of
the United States Army and Mrs.
Royal will be honor guests at
the first dance of the North
Carolina Society's 1947 : 48 sea-
son Saturday evening, Septem-
Der 20. The event will take place
at the Shoreham hotel in the
large ballroom, with dane
ing from 9:45 to l. The recep-
ton, to which all Tar Heels are
invited will be held during the
intermission, around 1915. A
number of parties . within-the-
party are being planned for the
occasion and many promi-
nent North C%arolinians are
expected to come to the Capt.
tai for the fete. The Comptroller
General of the United States and
Mrs. Lindsay Warren will head
the reception committee and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Y. Webb
will be co-chairmen of the Floor
committee.
Seniors at this year at UNC
include Ben Townsend, son Of
Judge and Mrs. Newman
A. Townsend, and Tom Walden,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A..
Walden. Tom is the grandson Of
the late Representative Edwin
Pou of Smithfield. Both boys left
early enough to participate in
the Debutante Ball that
tee place this week in Raleigh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-14
Tall Teen-Agers
Need Soft logs
BY ALICIA HART

If sudden beansta1k growth
pushes you up above your teen
age pals, don't stoop in apology.
Be proud of your newly-acquired
height.
This is the advice of towering
models who turn every extra
inch into a beauty asset. They
remind you to pull yourself up
to your fullheight; to scorn any
posture that permits shoulders
to droop.
On the subject of clothes and
makeup, here is tall-girl advice.
Dress simply. Clothes with soft
lines rather than strictly tailor
ed ensembles promise to keep
the big girl looking as feminine
as her petite sister. Scale your
accessories to your height big
purses, broad belts, massive
jewelry will do your Junoesque
frame proud.
Because a tall gal draws eyes
like a magnet, good gooming is
a must. Wear a simple hair-do
that is easy to keep neat and
shining. Don't wear it too close
to your head. Keep your COM
jplexion glowing, eyebrows
shaped to a clean natural line,
mouth lightly rouged - mother
permitting - to follow natural
lin contours.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-14
Craig-Arnott
Vows Sproken

Mrs. Margaret Renegar Ar
mott, daughter of MI. and Mrs.
V. L. Renegar of Elk1n, be-
came the bride of Edward
Myles Craig, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward T. Craig of Will
mington, on Saturday, Septem-
Der 6 at 5 o'clock at the home
of the brides aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Guyer on
Hawthorne road. The vows
were spoken before the Rev. R.
]. Hogan, pastor of the Jones'
vile Baptist church.
The double : ring ceremony
performed in the living room
which was lovely in a nuptial
setting of white floor baskets OF
asters and chrysanthemums
and candelabra holding burning
tapers. The nuptial music was
rendered. by Mrs. Livingston
Williams, violinist. Bill Moffitt,
brother-in-law of the bride,
lighted the candles.
The bride wore a dress of soft
blue metallic jersey, long blue
gloves, eggshell felt hat with
blue and brown ostrich trim.
Her corsage was Of orchids.
After the ceremony a recep-
ton was given by Mr.. and Mrs
Guyer. For travel Mrs. Craig
changed to a two-piece suit Of
beige gabardine with hat anc
matching accessories. After {
wedding trip they will reside ii
Chapel Hill.
The bride is a graduate O
Rex hospital School of Nursing
Raleigh, and prior to her mar
riage was a member of thu
nursing staff of Hugh Chatham
Memorial hospital, Elkin.
The bridegroom served as
pilot with the Eighth Army All
Force. He spent several months
as a prisoner of war in Germa
ny until liberated. He is now
a student at the University o.
North Carolina and is a mem
Der of Kappa Sigma fraternity
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T
Craig, Nancy Faye Craig, Mrs
Eddie Futchs, Mrs. c. T Glen:
mons and Tommy Clemmons
all Of Wilmington, Robert J
Craig, of High Point and Mr.,
and Mrs. John W. Moffitt o:
New York.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-14

quet at her shoulder. On their
return, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
will make their home at 1O1
Brookwood avenue in Whining
ton.
Mrs. Clayton is a graduate of
New Hanover High school. She
attended Meredith college, and
is now employed by the Will
mington Savings and Trust COM
pany.
Mr.. Clayton graduated from
New Hanover High school and
attended art school in Detroit
before serving with the amphi-
bious forces of the United States
Navy. Since his discharge from
the service, Mr.. Clayton has
been with the Wilmington Saw
ings and Trust company of Will
mington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-14
carolyn Jordan,
Il. D. H. Clark
Wedding Vows

~,,17ABETHTOWN, Sept. 10
beautiful wedding was sol
II .,,ped in the Elizabethtown
elnl 4;st church Thursday after
Bap,' at 4 o'clock when Miss
n0o ,a1vr, Huntingdon Jordan,
v, s.o1 of Mrs. Clyde Ray
aa IaS Jordan and the late Mr..
nlOi nan became the bride OF 1t.
y olu Hendon Clark. son of
pouF eugene Clark and the late
w. clark Of Clarkton. The vows
d. w. said before the Rev. A. D.
S sssT;er. pastor Of the bride,
tfsA +he Rev. j. w. Miller, pas
spu Il the bridegroom, who used
so double-ring ceremony.
r,e chancel of the church
N lovely in a nuptial setting
T' soae leaf pine with floor bas-
t o. ~ Of white gladioli and tall
s sss holding burning Ca
tsedral candles.
prior to the ceremony Mrs.
,.an D. Smith, soloist, sang
ssyr Maria, "At Dawning''
nd 20, Promise Me-. At the
ssh au of the ceremony she
e.r 20. Perfect Love" as a
s sandi Mrs. Smith was ac-
Unnamed by Mrs. j. T. Lee,
s eJ rendered the nuptial mu-
WV W. During the ceremony Mrs.
~ nIaved "Clair de Lune" and
Nv Nv used the traditional we'd
dino DIN marches as a professional
md occasional.
The bride entered on the arm
Il her brother by whom she
vos given in marriage. She was
a++ired in Victorian green crepe
drpss and off-the-face hat, with
arspn accessories. Her corsage
was a white orchid.
Mrs. Josephine Jordan Kay of
Washington, DC, attended her
.;,+or as observation-disclosures. Mrs.
Mrs KAY wore a royal purple
orone dress with contr asting
s.t and accessories. Her cor
escp was of white asters.
The ushers were: George
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-14

Lennon Clark, Eugene FIELDING
Clark, Patterson Clark and
Clyde Withers Clark. Junior
ushers were: William B. Kay.
Jr., and Marion Clark.
Mrs. Clyde r. Jordan. ST..
mother Of the bride, wore black
crepe with a corsage of gar
denias. Mrs. Eugene S. Clark;
mother of the bridegroom, wore
a black crepe and shoulder cor
sage of pink roses.
The bride was graduated
from the Woman's College of
the University of North Caro-
lima and received a BIS. Degree
in Secretarial administration in
1943. During her senior year
She was president of the
Alethian society and member of
the May court. For the last four
years she has held a position
with the Greene Bros. Lumber
Co., here.
The bridegroom received his
BIS. Degree at Davidson college
in 1912. He then attended the
University of North Carolina
Medical school for two years.
He received his MD. Degree
and first lieutenant's commits
sion at the University of Penn
sylvania Medical school in June
1945. He is a member of the
Phi Chi medical fraternity. He
served his internship at the
Medical college of Virginia hos
pital, Richmond, Va, and went
on active duty with the Army
Of the United States in July
1916. At present he is stationed
at Brookley Field, Mobile, Ala.
An informal reception was
held at the brides home i'm
mediately after the wedding for
the out-of-town guests and
bridal party. Immediately after
the reception. the bride and
bridegroom left for a wedding
trip, after which they will be
at home at 1851 Government
street, Mobile, Ala.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-14
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Shirer of
live Oak avenue, announce the
birth of a son, Marion Elwood;
Jr., September / at Marion
Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-14

Peach-colored plate glass for
use in home mirrors has been
developed by scientists to re-
fleet back a rosy glow into the
interiors of rooroS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-14

To keep coffee fresh, put it in
a tightly sealed can and leave
it in the REFRIGERATOR.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-14

Dial 1881 For Newspaper Service
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
THE AVENUE METHODIST
CHURCH
"Ths House Of HatbiHesS"
RRy. FRANK HERsoN. D. D.. MiHistsr
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10

IHe House OF H4PPt1fSs
Rsy. FRANK HERsoN. D. D.. MiHistsr
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10
s:45a. m.-Session of the Church
School. Wilson A. SockFideF, Gem
eraI Superintendent. A growing
closely graded school with rooms
and classes for all ages
1900 a. m.-MOrning Worship
and Sermon. Anniversary of the
Rev. Henry Francis Lyte. His fa-
nous hymn eAbide With Me- will
he sung. and commented on. The
Young Peoples Choir, under the diT
reetion Of Mrs. Davidson, with Mrs.
Hurley at the console, will sing,
Holy Art Thou by Handel.
$3.50 .. m.-The Avenue Metho-
dist Youth Fellowship, The topic
"Mv Faith and My Friends. The
leader will be Peggy Coffin. All
young people invited.
1880 D. Evening Worship
and Sermon. Subject, THE Great
Confession" Another study in The
Life and Times of Jesus. You vii
be welcomed to all services.
the Missionary Circle will mee'
on Wednesday afternoon, November
19 at 2:30 o'clock. This meeting
will be held in the church.
Choir rehearsal on WEDNESDAY
evening at seven o'clock
Midweek chur b service OF
Thursday evening at 1880 O'CLOCK.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
CHURCHES IN MILFORD
CALyARY METHODIST CHURCH
"The Community Church"
REV. DAVID w. BAKER, B. D., Migisfe
CHURCH PHONE 52sw

The Community Church
REV. DAVID w. BAKER, B. D., Migisfer
CHURCH PHONE 52sw
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER Is
1000 a. m.-Church School.
Building Christian Character" =
Classes for all ages. John Wilkins,
General Superintendent.
1900 a. Morning Worship.
Special music by the choirs. The
pastor will preach on the subject.
"Can One Find God by Searching"
Nursery for children conducted
during the hour of worship.
$50 p. Fellowships: Inter-
mediate, Youth.
7.30 D. m.-Evening Service. A
gospel song service proceeds the
meditation by the pastor on the
subject, whispering Gallery
The Male Chorus will sing.
Tuesday, November 18-The Cir
cles of the Woman's Society will
meet at 1880 p. m. as follows: No.
1 at the home of Mrs. Anna Postles;
No. 2 at the home of Mrs. Thelma
Carpenter; No. 3 at the home of
Mrs. Virginia Clifton; No. at the
j home of Mrs. Reba Porter; No. 5
at the home of Mrs. Mary Boyce
No. s at the home of Mrs. Mabel
Clendaniel; No. at the home OF
Miss Catherine Downing.
/ Wednesday, November 19, at 7:Su
D. m.-Bible Study. Jesus Urges
Watchfulness. Read Mark 13:l-
4 14:9.
Sunday, November 30, will be
Harvest Home Sunday. The com
mittee is asking each family tC
bring one or more articles of can
ned goods, baskets of potatoes and
other type of unperishable food tC
the church not later than Satur
day, November %. These gifts viii
be displayed before the altar o
the church and will be sent to
worthy institution after the ser
vices. The pastor will preach
special sermon in the morning AM
in the evening a special service i
being arranged with Herbert Mich
OILS as guest soloist.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
oHRIsrIAN sCIENCE SOCIETY
sixty Million Goats

India has a total of so million
dual-purpose goats, principally OF
two breeds. Jarnna Pari and Bee
tai The former averages $40
pounds of milk per lactation period.
with butterfat value Of So per
cent. and the latter averages 356
pounds containing 4 s butterfat. An
other breed. the Kamori, yields 4 to
IL pounds of milk per day.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
"The Church on the PlaSG"
REV. John NJ. DECHANT, MiHister
srrNSnAv NOVEMBER I6

Rev. JOHN NJ. DECHANT, MtHiSter
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER is
9:45 a. m.-Sunday School.
Classes for all ages.
11:0O a. m.-Morning Worship.
Sermon by the Minister. Topic,
"The Christians Obligation" Text
Matt. 25:27.
700 D. m.-Central Youth Fei-
lowship. Youth groups from five
churches in this area will meet for
a quarterly rally.
A cordial welcome awaits you.
Mrs. Kathryn Schumacher will
be at the organ.
Choir rehearsal every Thursday
at 1880 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
"Holdino Forth The WOrd Of Lite
{. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER IS

1000 4. Sunday School.
Glasses for all ages.
11:O0 a. Morning Worship.
$40 o. m.-Youth Fellowships.
1880 D. m.-Sopg service and EV-
ening Worship.
wednesday. 800 p. m.-Prayer
and praise service.
Come and enjoy these services;
A little church with a big well
come.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
Clearing House for Asteroids

The l05-year-eld University Of
Cincinnati observatory has been
named as the international clearing
house and publishing center for
data pertaining to asteroids-the
small planets or planetoids located
between the orbits of the planets
Mars and Jupiter. The observatory
was designated by the International
Astronomical union.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
Dress for Horses

The first saddlery business In
America was established in 1794 by
Norman Smith at Hartford, Conn.
He made saddles and harnesses.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
Metal Used ON Books

Two precious jewelry metals.
platinum and palladium, are being
beaten into very hiin leaf and en-
ployed for decoration of fine books.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
Canital Of Cranberry

More than half of all the Gran,
berries produced in the world are
grown in the southeastern corner of
Massachusetts.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
PrincipIes Of Machinery

Every machine in the world is
based on six fundamental princi-
Piles: lever, wedge, screw, pulley.
inclined plane and wheel.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
Tell speed Of Cars

The speed of moving vehicles now
may be accurately determined by
q new device used in cars parked
of main roads and highways.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
FIRST ExhibitAu n

First exhibition of American
manufacturers was held by Frank
lin institute in Carpenters hall, oc.
iober 1920. 1924.
Evening star., 1947-09-21
SUBURBAN REhT-yIRelNlA.

e.ROOM AND BATH furnished basement
apt: garage, tenant agrees to hre pole
CURE AGENCY Fsna Church. 220o, ait:-
5 pm: phone Roberts .FA. 2os7-M Pa
FOR PENT. furnished, SIS weeks, starting
Oct. / Groom house. Belle Haven, Alsx-
andria TIE n325. 2l'
RENT-Neu furnished 5-room house on
farm. hour from VsshinEton ea;h'
miles off Route so s75 mo- Box 5nn-5,
Sta.
BoYDs. MD.-9-room house; bedrooms.
Ia baths easy commqtins dl:sanes
ton Is-acre lot. large, productive garden.
chicken house, barn, smoke house; 25
miles D c. line; hard road; fruit and
nut trees, Rrapes. flowers: $50 per month,
OPA ceiling. Inspect Sunday. l to 9.
Emerson 3435.
5 LARGE ROOMS. bath, furnished; EaS
eiec.. refgr.; n acre; On water front, 80
miles from D. C., nr. Deale, Nd. S75 per
month. Boz 41o-E, Star.
Evening star., 1947-09-21

EMMEDIAIE PUSSESSlON-1 have an ex-
cellent value in brick Groom, III -ba III
home; full bsmt. with o. &C heat. cor
clifton-Vacant; frame bungalow; 4
rooms with bath, full bsmt with oil heat,
lge; lot: $4,000 This probably will 90 GI,
In Rosemont-Cape Cod, brick and
Stueco rooms, baths, full bsmt, oh. W :,
near Catholic school
immediate possession-Garden City
Colonial brick with stone front, rooms
with baths. full bsmt with rec rr :,
oil as; heat charming !ot JOHN B,
M1LBuRN. OW. 1915, OK 1904 al
Evening star., 1947-09-21

BICKLE REALTY CO., GIL. 2O56, OK. 1882
Call US or see your broker.
THIS IMMACULATE BRICK home in North
Bancroft Is ideally located to schools and
bus. 1t Is constructed of the finest ma
terials and mas lily. rm with fireplace, din
rm' T,n ,, equipped 1, kit bedrms, tile bath
gas heat. etc; large level fenced lot
$4,000 cash will handle. Balance easy
terms. Immediate Possession. For appt
cH q "s9s' $3.50 * f. ii iz5s t'''' e. 4'l' ewes
BEVERLY HILLs-Less than s15 600 All
brick, 5, lse. rms: fireplace, tile bath. side
screened porch. full bsmt. recr rm OF
s se spe ened o near seeo
market for the neishborhood and the
9Tsn meaey cH T. psPsot a.ss re fs y 1875 TIE
MISSIONER BRICK. 3 bedrms. tile bath
skyscraper construction. psrouet floors
copper plumbing. oil heat. full bsmt. etc
Priced $4,000 below the marke. with rea-
today. To inspect: call Ivy 1875, TIE. 45lS
ewes. CHI. 94se. TIE. 1888.
L0OKIT. BUNGALow-Settle down before
winter comes in this clean. neat 2-bedrm
dinette leisure in m ths the lae NICE M dining m r an'
white kitchen and screened-in back porch
for summer time GOODNESS Dry as bone
E. :; v; w. M0IIN. 5iii colunois q : gSlks jsGs
INSPECT AND MAKE oFFER-4-bedrm
Colonial on acre lot with picket fence. OIL
heat, den. 2 baths. Shown today 2;30
to g pm. This charming old home re-
Gently completely modernized, recondi-
toned and decorated is substantially con-
structed, having solid stone foundation
rock wool blown in outside walls. slate
roof, all-electric equipment for kit. oil
h.-w.h. l0O-gal GE electric storage water
heater. 2 large stone chimneys fo- fre-
places. There is a spacious center-entranct
reception hall with winding stairs. LIST.
floor den or guestrm. with pvt. bath 4
good sized bedrooms on 2nd A. lge. bsmt
game rm. with asphalt-tiled floor. oorches
tone g-assed-in). stairway to 3rd-h. attic
and many other features Of charm that
make this an ideal home for the family
who is seeking place to enjoy that reomy
spacious feeling Of living, with prlvacy. for
all members. Located in an attractive
woodsy rural setting, close in tonly 90 min
from downtown wash. served by two bus
lines. Present first mortgaEe has bal.
Of approx Sl4.500: owner will accept any
reasonable offer and arrange convenient
terms Possession with settlement. To
reach Drive over Key Bridge. ou. Lee hwy
and turn right on No. Glebe I'd. approx
continue approx i mil. tturnins lstt At
lst rd beyond county ltne1 and continue
uphill on macadam I'd. one Dix, tnSn
bear left one blk. 70 property. DICK
HAS6ETT, Realtcr, cH. 5o57.
Evening star., 1947-09-21
SUBURBAN sALE-VIReINIA.

BUNGALOW-open sun, / to 8. As
community. Heavily shruhbed. CONSIST
ing OF rms, baths, 2 freplaceS;
bedrooms with room for a Ord, and de-,
garage; This Is an excsllently construct!
Drive out No. wash Blvd. 10 Mckinley T I'd
rlght to LeXlngton St. left to goth I'd and
left again for / block, then bear lef5
on goth st: to our open sign, Price.
MGs g. ssrra 2p 4fsD vi:
son blvd. OW. 1900 -2l
COUNTRY CLUB SECTION - Charming
Cod; lse. rms, slate roof. iee, beaut. land
scaped grounds with tall trees, fireplace;
S2l 900. oW. 1897 or Falls Church
NEW HOUSES complete next month. city
limits, fne committing service, modern,
hne neiEhborhood, bedrooms: S?,70o.
5.room frame house on l acre, lovely
ouantlco; $3.50 cash.
6-room bunga.ow on approx Il acre; all
modern Improvements, Just out Of city
limits on hishway, committing distance
Many other excellent values wHTMoRE
Il H1XSON, Manassas, Va, Manassas "a.
LYON PARKS bedrms and den; attrac.
home near Pershing dr.. Vacant, owner
transferred. must sell make offer Also
5-rm: new house nearby Va. Other homes
and farms for sale.
For rent, commercial. rms. GIebe I'd,
near Buckinsham. N. c. JAQUESS. Broker,
2so4 N Wash. blvd. CHI. 1851.
Evening star., 1947-09-21
AMONG OUR BETTER LIsTINGs-

Fails Church, brick bungalow with
oedrmS.. bath living rn., dining space,
complete kit: full expansion attic; priced
right at Sll 200. with So 260 cash
North Arllngton-Brick Colonial with Q
bedrms, bath, living rm., dining rm.. porch,
full bsmt.: blks from bus, schools, stores.
Price, Sl3,50O
North Arlington-Brick Colonial with Q
bedrms;, bath. living rm. with fireplace,
paneied rec. rm > porches, dining rm.
Priced most reasonably at Sl3,500
South Arlington = Asbestos shiusls
bungalow, living rm. with fireplace, . bed
rms, bath, full osmt,. expansion attic.
complete kit: Sl3,15o,
Ct all price ranges. HALL REALTY Co.
l60;: nights, OK ii4a2' cR i65SS'' IS
WHITE FRAME. 5 rooms bath. gas rance,
refsr. Ice. attic utility room, / acre land
with stream; price, $40, 500
rooms and bath, stove and refsr.,
l2-acre land close to busline, located ID
miles from D. c.; price, $500
White frame, 8 rooms. electricity s.
room tenant house, small barn, chicken
mouse acres of land, located 20 miles
f1om D. c.: price, 50 500
S-room frame, bath. h-wh., electricity.
I-room cottage. located on main highway,
20 miles from D. C" ousline by door,
1-room frame, h.-vh, Ia baths, stove,
antique. furniture. city water and sever
age, nice outbldgs,, corner lot. located
IS miles from D. c.. price. $4,000,
BAY BARNEY Il SON, Vienna, Va.
Evening star., 1947-09-21
DOUBLE WEEKEND SPECIAL;

10 Individual bungalow located on a
large corner lot, CouId make extra rms.
upstairs and priced low at $4,000
t2) All brick, semidet., 5 rms, full
basement and tiled bath fenced lot $3.50
cash. Bal in one trust of SIS, 200 al Stl 81
per month ARLINGTON REALTY CO,
22o4 Wilson blvd, Gil, 1900, OK 4l23.
Evening star., 1947-09-21

IN nearby Va, within a lew blocks Of
sna Tsde ans s schools Bu s 'sasr ts
scrsper Of brick, steel and concrete CON
strpetion str with rooms and tiled bath,
ken oil Burner; electric refrigerator. par
space and insulated roof, COPPER water
se.s 2a SGDDs5 sussFih Th sHaNscs Eh2ss Nj
:.ucHs co. 1905 st. NV. MA. a345,
VIRGINIA lso min. from wash l-al. g
this cen:er-hall-type brick home, Has
XII; and side Screened porch; bedrms.
kit. in basement. which has Laundry rn.
and outside entrance; oil &C. heat, gear
wagon shed and corncrib combination, tool
ste; ., excellent nshpond: s4S, 900. terms.
Alex: s7s5; EsNER r DUNCAN Co,
s15 King St, Alexandra. -2l
ALExANDRIA-Old brick house. 3 bed.
rooms, study. garden; remodeled and COM
By OWNER, sl4.75o RE. 22so. -ai
AT ORANGE, vA.--Brick Colonial home
with II acres overlooking town. COM
II rooms, 3 baths. all conveniences. At
tractiFe as home or investment. Details,
views and reduced bargain price upon
Orange. Va. Phone 1881
OPEN TODAY. I-6 PM new bungalows
within . miles of D. C. line: bedrms
tiled bath. nice liv. rm. with hrepl.. dinette-
outside entrance, oil heat. la-acrs lot;
Slo,350. reasonable terms Out Lee blvd
!Rte: 5Q). Ia miles beyond Falls Church
Air Park, turn left on Rte $50 watch
for sharp right turnJ. IA miles to open
sign. JAMES z. MAHONEY, Woodward
Blds., RE. 2411. -2I
ALEXANDRIA, HISTORICAL SECTION
bsmt. With outside entrance; oil h-v.h
recently redeeorated throughout; conv.
transp: and shopping. Exclusive With Il.
a. EDGE II. 1881. al
Evening star., 1947-08-09

Richard and Marjorie Geary, boy.
Joseph and Sylvia Goldberg, girl.
Samuel and Sara Goodman, boy.
Layman and Eva Hammer, girl.
James and Frances Hart, boy.
Dal and Mildred Hitchcock, twin girls.
Wallis and Ruth Hooker. girl.
Kenneth and Helen Hooper, girl.
Maury and Fern Hill, boy.
Andrew. and Kathleen Hunter, twin cir
Granville and Catherine Hutchison. girl.
rEank anl.. and nd Marta @ !shmaei: boy,
Max ana Miriam Kay, boy.
Francis and Mary Knapik, girl.
Andrew and Jane Krcss, girl.
William and Kristen Lacy, girl.
George and Patricia Long, girl.
Anastasios and Amigdalia Louka, girl.
Francisco and Mary Madrid, boy.
Joseph and Helen Mahoney, girl.
Michael and Viola Mahutsky, girl.
Lynn and Eva Marsh, boy.
Eileen and william Martin, boy.
Francis and Mary Mullin, girl.
Arthur and Violet McCanner, girl.
Allison and Margaret McQuin, girl.
Stanley and Frances Nyhan, girl.
Glenn and Shirley Pearson, boy.
Alfred and Margaret Perris, girl.
Kenneth and Juanita Pratt, boy.
Stanley and Pauline Raymond, boy.
Marvin and Alice Reifsnyder, boy.
Abraham and Esther Rothbaum, girl.
Moffett and Lucy Scott, boy.
Alfred and Freda Sarni, boy.
John and Virginia Seymour. boy.
Robert and Hazel Stone, girl.
William and Marvette Sutherland. girl.
Harry and Lorraine Swagart, girl.