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Evening star., 1948-05-09

about the newspaper business when
I bought the paper" he once said
but I had something to say, and I
wanted to say it in my own news
paper"
''Bill Doakes hasn't had any
liquor for a good long time. The
big reason is that whiskey sells
for money and Bill don't have any,
John Doe was divorced from
his wife, Ella, at the court house
Tuesday. Mrs. Doe ran off with
her brother-in-law while her hus-
band and children were at church.
Argued for Style of Writing.
Questioned about the divorce
story, Mr.. Aull argued:
Il could have smoothed that
thing over, or omitted the article
entirely. What would have hap
pened? I'll tell you-my reader.
would begin to lose confidence in
my newspaper. They'd say 'Aul
has quit printing the news They
know that Doe and his wife art
going to be divorced, but they
want to know why. and they de-
pend on the Democrat to tell them
the facts."-
He often said that any country
editor could handle the news the
way he did, but he warned ito avoio
being lynched they had better know
their people pretty good before
they start anything"
One of his most widely read
stories was his account OF how
an irate woman subscriber had
beaten him with an umbrella. 1t
told of the affair at great length
concluding with the observation
that his thick head of hair and
the straw hat he was wearing had
saved him from more serious injury
His headline on the story was:
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Hratha

sAat s4s SHAEx1ExH E. q sAI EEdty *.
Ess,. Eas. .sis Ten oa the .y. Dsa
md friend. invited; Intsrmsast New { Ca
thedral Cemetery. Baltimore, Md. 10
BARILLA. LILLIAN. =. HARRISON; On
THURSDAY, May 8. 194s. at her residence,
aoR sHgS GssaInn sHS ave seeved ss afe a The
Mrs. Minnie Hissins. Mrs, Bernice Harri-
se john fsGTss as Albert Ii 5eSsf e r enaFss
services will b. held on Monday. May 10,
BLACKWELL, GEORGE; Departed this
:sS.s On. ssSsS.l nj! bszs H
one son, six grandchildren and eight great
xrandchildrsn to mourn theis loss. ,rl. ru,
Sc interment Woodlawn Cemetery,
Friends and relatives invited to attend,
B0ICE. MARGARET H. On Friday; Nay
1S4s' at Prines oeorses s HesDital L. MAR "a
M Of sobst sestsm on soies pends
cal at ths late 1ssldenes: where e services m
Vile. Nd. baltimore Sun please copy 9
BoSTEMPo' cANDIDA no9nvsSo On ss,grday. ss
assd Sss s vii. ts4s of asnEy mRer
Romano. Rose Paturzo and Anne Marcel
o the. '9S Funera e G0aff % o
from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home,
1881 Ga. ave. NV, on Tuesday, May i; /;
am. Interment will be at Mount ollvet
Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited.
sosT. ETaEL WALKER; On r rriaay' i'd !,
Beloved wife Of Virsel EUGENE sost, mother
s ssf serear' q RsDh aRa ans and Rfnaa aet
s!ilas9sR Mr wssfss esSsss SSssh,S q
ton, \, c; Mrs. W. +, Harris Of Forest
Sy aa and G Mrs C. Tans5 Ham4cs & Of
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st; and Mass. ave ave:
Wsshinston National Cemetery.
BowsER. WILLIAM OSCAR. Sudden
II k.s passeff s. fs4 at0 wfEM ftfEnz re5 h9
sher ifo loss sUs' devoted ss SON Willism EdSard
ssnia and many friends. Remains may BE- seen
after pm. Sunday. May 2, at the
Georse B. Clarke Funeral Parlor, 14l6
Fla ave ne. where funeral services Will
be held Monday, May 10 at l pm. In
terment Paynes Cemetery. -
BuCKEY, RIGHT REV. MSGR. EDWARD
l.. On wednesday, May 3. 1915 Rlght
He is survived by three sisters. Miss Anne
C Buckley, Mrs; William Fitzhush Gurley
may call at St Matthews Rectory, 1125
Rhode Island ave. NV. Services will be
held at ST. Matthews Cathedral on Mon
day, May 10, at 1870 am 1nterment
private.
CAMPBELL. SUSANA. On Saturday,
May s. 194s. at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Peter Trammell or pranesville' va j.,
Thomas j Campbell She is survived by
six daughters and three sons. Remains
services will be held on Monday. May 10.
at pm Interment Chestnut Grove
Cemetery, Herndon, Va.
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Mrs. Mary {. Watson, SO,
Dies al Colonial Beach

Mrs. Mary c. Watson. s8, died
Yesterday at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Miss Virginia Watson. at Colo
nial Beach, Va.
She was q native Of King George
County, Va. and had lived in the
State all her life.
Two other daughters. Miss Char
lotte Watson Of Washington and
Mrs. Louise Griffith Of Indian Head,
Md, also survive.
Funeral services will be- held at
q pm. tomorrow at st. Mary's Epis.
copal Church, Colonial Beach.
Burial will be in the family plot at
at the Oak Grove Cemetery.
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1n Mrntnrtattt

BERRY, MARY BROOKS. A tribute Of
love and devotion in memory Of our dear
mother, MARY BROOKS BERRY, who
3 passed ,ea 9 away two years ago today May
Our lips cannot tell how we miss you
Our hearts cannot tell what to say:
God alone knows how We miss you
In a home that is lonesome today.
Keep her, Jesus. in Thy keeping,
Until we reach that blessed shore.
Ahd o1e Se her as e' dd befere ner
Her AEf IoNLY DAuGHTERs. MRS. MARIE
MTNpEILL AND MISS WILMA
ory Of our, dear father, JEFFERSON H;
three years @ ago today, May 9, ls45.
eMhpkEN ea1f,Df AND a shes aRANDcHfLDR9N aen
COLEMAN. CORNELIA. In loving re-
membrance of my dear mother, ,coRNELIA
years ago today, May g. 1910.
Shall never Be forsotten, though she is
She is always in my heart;
Hex Hex peSoFED 5RS EDOe SON SuzS HALwH ri c. WILEY
CoTMAN, AUDREY D. In loving mem
AUDREY B. coTMANs who died hve years
b.
Day after day we think what she is doing
In those bright realms of air;
Year after year, her tender steps pursuing
Behold her grown more fair.
Thus do we walk with her, and keep un-
The bond which nature. gives.
Thinking that our remembrance though
unspoken,
MO MoTHER, HER H1l DAB Ian AND u SISTERS.
DAWSON, SARA SYLVIA. tribute of
love on Mothers Day and in sacred loving
msm9ry of ny darling ,nssr.a mothsT .1I SARA =
rest May 9. 1888.
MAUDE EMIG MURPHY.
nInHk q G.. sevSfss sso
this life on Mothers Day one year ago
We often sit snd do think nj of Of. her
To know she could not say sood-by
Before she closed her eyes.
One sad and lonely year has 1.s, passed
Since our great sorrow fell;
We will always remember well.
They say time heals a broken heart, =
But, oh, that isn't true
She left us one year ago;
Devoted 2pE hes5s soN aNp i a6sf III Ed
WARD AND LAURETTA FLEMINGs. .
GILLEM, NELLIE FORD. AS loving
tribute on Mothers Day 10 my darllng
mother, NELLIE FORD GILLEM, who died
March FL. 1947.
Throushout this world. in haunts most
rare.
Shed cling as would no other.
In sickness. worry, fear, despair,
Nor ner rouiS aSuse she falter. Should I reeeds
To comfort and supply my need.
oil
Shall respect her love in acts benign,
For mother was of GODS design.
GRINNELL. KATIE SELENIA. trib-
ute of love apd devotion to the memory
Of my dear mother, KATIE SELEN1A
GRINEELL. who died years ago today,
HEk HI pEvoTED DAUGHTER HAZEL D:
HINES. oCTAvIA v. AND THOMAS NJ.
In sacred remembrance of OCTAVIA ".
HINES who departed this lite eight years
ago, May g. 1910, and THOMAS NJ.
HINES, who passed away May "a. 1898.
HOLLAND. EMMA LOUISE. A Mother
Day srouis e thf TsTory 81 tai Ses. OF
Mother dear. of you;
OF the years We. spent together,
And the happiness We knew.
And as think Of your tender care,
And your love SO warm and true,
/ am thankful this Mothers Day
That esd esa iHsoiL iHsoL.zsD HsD1soiYsrn soYsrn. .
Evening star., 1948-05-09
Mrs. c. }. ContIey Dies;
d. Resident Since 1926

Mrs. Nellie Kner Cantley, TO,
Washington resident for ~ years,
died yesterday at Georgetown Hos
pital after brief illness. She lived
at 1907 Sixteenth street NV.
Mrs. Cantley was one of family
of 10 children born and reared near
Roanoke, Va. She lived in Roanoke
until she came to Washington in
1926. Her husband, Charles J
Cantley, Is a retired plasterer.
Besides Mr.. Cantley, she is sur
vived by sister, Mrs. Susan Eze-
kiel, and a grandson. Frank W.
Hunt, both of the Sixteenth street
address.
Funeral services and burial will be
held Monday afternoon in Roanoke
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Edward Gau| Rusk go, Dies;
Winchester Bank Official
Special Dispoteh TO The Star

WINCHESTER, Va, May ed
ward Gaul Rusk, go, vice president
and trust officer of the Shenandoah
Valley National Bank, died yester-
day of pneumonia.
Mr.. Rusk, native of Baltimore,
was educated at Baltimore City
College and University of Maryland
law school. 49,.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Le-
nora Wells Rusk: two daughters,
the Misses Katherine and Lenora
Rusk. and a son, Richard w. Rusk,
this city, and several brothers and
sisters in Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day morning at Loudoun Street
Presbyterian Church with the Rev.
DR.. Ronald S. Wilson officiating.
Burial will be in Baltimore.
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Nv. B. Goitree, "a, Dies;
Was Mckinley Secretary
Vy the Assoeioted Press

SOUTH BEND. Ind, May g.
William B. Gaitree, "a, one-time
confidential secretary to President
Mckinley. died today in a nursing
home. He had been in failing
health several months.
Mr.. Gaitree began his association
with Mckinley when the latter was
Governor OF Ohio. He was instru-
mental in establishment of rural
free delivery of mail. Later Mr.
Gaitree was employed by the Stude-
baker Corp. here.
Evening star., 1948-05-09
Rites at chorIes Town
For George M. Houqh
spseiul oispaseh to The Sier

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, May 8.
Services will be held Monday
morning from st. James Catholic
Church here for George NJ. Hough.
81, retired farmer of Mechanicstown,
this county, a native of Loudoun
County, Va, who died Thursday in
the hospital here.
Surviving are his widow and IL
sons and daughters.
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Anttrtltttn

.the late JOSEPH W PoRTNER viii be
held Sunday, May 49,, 194s, At l pm: at
the new Tifereth Israel Congregation
Cemetery on Risss I'd. extended. Friends
and relatives are cordially invited to
4meet at the home of the late Joseph W
Portner. 1902 Lanier pl NV. at 12:l
pm, and from there will proceed to the
6cemetery. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1948-05-09
CEMETERY LOTS.

FORT LINCOLN, sites; near Masonic
Circle. viii sacrifice for cash Call
Vienna. Va. 3s-J after 4 pm. .
CEDAR HILL, 3 lots with Is sites. sites
in Masonic and Eastern Star section; will
sell by lots or individual sites. CHI. 1904.
1e WELL-sITUATED CEMETERY LOTS
in beautiful Cedar Hill Cemetery. These
lots comprise fun sectIoa and have not
rlshs at s1,3GS Sall Mr. Mitchell, with
WA 1854. -
5 SITES in Catholic section CaIl FIR. 3697.
GRAyESITES in CATHOLIC section of
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Call FIR. 1897.
CEMETERY LOTS. Cedar Hill, three lots,
choice location: reduced price for cash.
Write Box 419-Y. Star.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY. Lot 54a,
Sites l.. >, 3 and 4: Sl30 cash req, as
sumo bal, of S365 $40 mo. WA. 1743.
CEDAR HILL-3 to grave sites with
monument privilege, near main entrance;
sreatly reouced; terms. AT. BOSS.
CEMETERY LOT, Fort Lincoln. Section L,
]. , or 3 sites. Phone DU. 1898.
BEAUTIFUL CEMETERY SITE in National
Memorial Park. Phone MI. 4301.
one of eraves. one of 6; fine section:
bargain price with easy terms. JAMES
CARROLL. TRa OIL: ewes, TR. O4es.
5 CHOICE LOTS-NationA Memorial Park
Cemetery; will sell all s for $500 cash
Or .ssparstelys 500 each. Call R. o
FORT LTNCOLN-.l lot g sitess. chape
Cali RA. 1854.
Evening star., 1948-05-09

:, TaD' ra4si at ph solllhs Field Hospital, wash.
ington, D. c., DONALD NJ. WARD of 626
sSgSna sUs sGe o g st. EVa M Vac Xa ssSsee gaSsd
Marguerite Mar Mary Keliett and PIC, Donald
Funera + Msfd Home ss47 Wson bvd n Arns
ton, Va. until Monday, May 10, at
m; thence to Fort Myer Cha pei where
repose of his soul. lnterment Arlington
National Cemetery.
WARD, PARK MILBURN. On Friday
town, s5SS Nd, PARK MILBURN WARD; be-
fstfler tstfe hof0f Of Ralph Ward Of Silver sprins
Jack Ward qt Gaishersb sburs; s,v,Is Norman mar
nan nan. " Also surviving are one brother
Arthur c. Ward. and one sister. Mrs; Ed
funeral M Home, Gaithersbure, Nd. where
Nay Ma 10, At I:$1 p,m; .,srv 1nterment Arlns-
WHITING. EMMA KATE woRRALI.
ssf kar hoTs RfS GosPla e. Wife he
sse Nes9n mnpsr Fl Cyl %htnS wao dsa ii
Johns Church, LAFAYETTE Square. u am:;
Cemetery, Minnea polls, MINI.
WILLIAMS, HELEN BLACKWELL. On
Friday, May 8, 194S, HELEN BLACKWELL
WILLIAMS OF Chesterbrook. Va. She Is
survived by many cousins and host Of
other relatives and friends. Notice OF
funeral later.
ZIMMERMAN, MARY M. Suddenly. on
Saturday, May 8, 1913. MARY M. Z1M-
HERMAN of 34O9 gath st. ne, beloved
wife OF Malcolm j, Zimmerman. Remains
resting at the Kraiss Funeral Home.
HaserStown. Nd. Services at ShanktoWn
Church, on Wednesday, May IL, at 2 pm.
Interment church cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-05-09

IN, ALLEN ]. A special COM
Of st. Johns Lodge.
No. IL, F. A. A. NJ, will be held
on Monday. May 10, 194S. at the
Masonic Temple, 18th st. and
N. Y. ave. NV, at 2::30 pm.
for the purpose of attending the
funeral of our late brother.
SIMPSON.
I0rJN pApNFg Ir Gee o
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Dratha
SIMPSON, AL

SIMPSON, ALLEN J. On Friday, May Z,
Ig4s at. bis .I rss,senss. &C. sov tso S.nsnd St se
Of Laura Simpson and brother Of Mrs:
BERTHE Garner of WASHINGTON, D. e. and
Mrs. Mary Collin Of Colonial Beach. Va.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
4th st. and Mass ave. ne, where services
win be held Monday, May 10, a. $3.50 p m.
Interment Congressional Cemetery.
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AILEN
WALTER
a 49,

W Tor the purpose Of ATTENDING the
funeral Of our late brother.
a5asst JOIN sEsM bXKs TSsiaDiHl l nsste sss
sIssoN. RICHARD A.. sK: On Thurs
sisson. Il father i9F Of Dave ave h4sU Il snd RiehaTd
Mnson ii and Edasrd sna 0S.n ssson 0fS Friends
st. can and n Mass sns ave- Lee s Where
pm Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 9
..sss 1t Fbo,dsy N Ms, E1e5sd 1879
81 sHAfs1cE fsd sisfenssi n sMrEa beloved wife q
q eht MTs 1a.e VIVIAN Mno Fosisr % and Mrs
other relatives and many friends. Friends
M, at the above residence. Funeral
5op EDts Church Rev st ostvssn sanafds aad
offciating. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Arrangements by the John T;
Rhiaes & Co. Funeral Home 3rd and
TERRELL. ELIZABETH CHRISTINE.
aass'asE Afz & Eli 3
EH q Wafer e TsrFel syf and sister q LLOYD
sSa Asq lsnas snn ass Ghea e nooa sSa
a the Mcclure Funsssi H0m;s;i ;i 1sso g h.I6 sti
Monday Il Mss saeff i services at vii hsle
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 9
THORNTON. HAMILTON H.. On Thurs
day. May g. a4s a his Iesas9Ss f6S
beloved husband Of Fannie Thornton. Also
surviving are nephew. Osce Thornton:
two sisters,in.law' MIS- Gpssie Thornton 2, Of
BENJAMIN F. Brooks: other relatives and
many frierds. After il noon. Sunday,
riends psr, nyted Ho%e to ssn es as M tae II Ms
where services viii be held on Monday
May 10. at IL am. Interment Lincoln
THORNTON. HAMILTON H. Social
IN hold Special commu1iica alton on
\ ~. Monday, May 10. ls4s; at 9;;so
CSH st. NV, to arrange for and at
~ sSsshss saf H4aff4os laff5s5 i II fHoks ~
from the Mcclure Funeral Home. BY
Attest: ANDREW 5. AIedGg eof5r6Al 6AR1es: SEE: .
VAN pEUsEN. NJ. GERTRUDE. On
dHSrk1pH wis SsuAHs ss}av!5 VI:
q Harry E: van Deussn, mother Of ":
sns Bi,ly an. Xsn Peussa s aa sss. sna sister Nj q
Milien, Mrs. r. S. crippen and Mrs.
George o. Sunday. Remains resting at
the ives Funeral Home, 2s47 Wilson blvd.
viii be held SUNDAY, S.ff May s. at '1'i1s pm
Interment Chestnut Grove Cemetery.
Herndon, Va. 8
WALLER, WILLIAM C. F. On Thurs
day, May 6. 194S. at his residence. 1881
beloved husband of the late Bessie B.
Waller and father of Ellen s. Waller.
Funeral from the above residence on
Monday, May 10, at 10 am. Interment
Odd Fellows Cemetery, Camden. Del.
at 4 pm.
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RUPERT CASPAR. President
MILFRED CORRIDOR. Secretary. 9

HARDESTY, CHARLES HENRY. On
Saturday, May g., l94S; at sibley Hos.
Riggs rd, Hyattsviile, Md, husband of
the late Alice Virginia Hardesty. Mr..
Hardesty rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey
Funeral Home. S434 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring, Md where services will be held on
Monday, May 10. at 10:30 am. Interment
ColeSyille Cemetery.
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sEh, WILLIAM e, r. On IHuIS-
day, May 6, 194s. at 1881
\ Webster st. NV, WILLIAM c.
IA F. WALLER, member of CO.
III lumbia Typographical Union,
y No. 1O1. Services at the above
residence on Monday. May 10,
IN. Interment Camden. Del.
z. LINS, Secretary-Treasur 3
Evening star., 1948-05-09

Lodge No. Is, B. P. o. Elks,
will convene in session Of sor-
row at s pm. Sunday, May 3,
l94S, and proceed to Gasch's
Funeral Home. Hyattsville. Md.
where Elk's services Will be
held at $50 pm. IN memory
Evening star., 1948-05-09
JONES, MABEL KELLY. On wednss,

Of 81 8 st. NV. daughter, of the late
Rhoda and Thomas E. Kelly and Wi1e
vived by one son. Roscoe Jones; one
daushter, Beulah johnson; three e;, sisters: tiers:
and Dorothy Smith; devoted sister-in-
law. Elma Ashton: a niece, Florence Brad
shaw, and other relatives and friends
1897 10th St n W, where funeral services
will be held Monday. May 10. at l p m
Interment Paynes Cemetery. Family IN
mourning at 1905 4th st. NV. y
The Arizona post., 1948-04-16

Since leaving Arizona he has
played in productions of the ma
ior film studios, was Concert
Master of XII and XIII in Los
Angeles. He is a native of Lon
don. His musical education be-
gan at 214 and he has played un-
der such eminent conductors as
Sir Thomas Beecham, Igor Stra-
whisky and Bruno Walter.
Samuel S. Fain is the conductor
and deserves commendation for
his efforts in developing an effec-
tive musical organization. You'll
enjoy the concert.
The Arizona post., 1948-04-16

Mrs. Max Schapira, E. 9th, who
is now in Duluth, expects to go to
New York to visit relatives before
returning home the middle Of
May.
The Kesslers, Rincon Court,
were honored by a visit from Mr..
and Mrs. David A. Guberman of
Toledo who are making trip thru
the southwest to select their fu-
ture home and prospects are Tue
son will be it. Mr.. Guberman is
an attorney there. Mrs. Guber-
man is an ardent member of Pho
neer Women.
Joining the ex-Detroiters and
fast becoming Tucsonians are Mr..
and Mrs Herman Berlin who are
in their new home on Gale Glori-
eta. Mr.. Berlin was in the dry
goods business in Detroit.
Meyer Arstein, Chicago, is visit
ing his daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Roth, E..
Elm.
The Arizona post., 1948-04-16
SiSterhOOd Anshei Israel
Holds Hilarious Party

Sisterhood Anshei Israel held
a luncheon and frolic for mem
bers last Wednesday afternoon
with members furnishing the en-
tertainment. Two features of the
afternoon were a mock wedding
and wrestling match.
Participating in the wedding
which had a full retinue were
Mrs. Charles A. Linke the bride
in a white lace cloth carrying a
bouquet of carrots and radishes,
with her parents as Mrs. Harry
Shift and Mrs. l. H. Handmaker.
The groom was Mrs. K. G. Hor
witz in formal cutaway attended
by her parents" Mrs. William
Appel and Mrs. M. Berry.
Mrs. Faye Banovitz was the
flower girl who daintily strew
parsley in the path of the bride.
Ring bearer dressed in a Little
Lord Fauntleroy suit was Mrs. H.
Strikman.
Bridesmaids dressed in floral
draped table cloths were Mrs. Joe
Fishman, Mrs. Jacob Rothberger,
Mrs. William Walker and Mrs.
Louis Zeiden.
Holding the canopy were Mrs.
Leo Rackoff, Mrs. Joseph Rosen-
bluth, Mrs. H. Schrank and Mrs.
William Schlachtfeld. Narrator
was Mrs. I. Brand. Mrs. Louis
Cohen acted the rabbi and the
'Batchen" was Mrs. I. Margolis.
Then followed a sports event
wherein the muscles of the con-
testants (wads of cotton) would
put Joe Wolcott and Joe Louis to
shame. Dancing around the ring
and with careful aimed hits were
Mrs. Louis Cohen and Mrs. I. H.
Handmaker with Mrs. H. Strik-
man as referee. Departing from
the traditional costume of the
wrestler, they wore the more Sc
date outfits, long union suits.
The "Give and Get" Party was
the first of what is planned to be
an annual event with the pro-
ceeds going to the Religious
Schools.
Co-chairman were Mrs. H.
Strikman and Mrs. Louis Cohen.
The Arizona post., 1948-04-16

The bride wore an aqua gabar-
dine suit with beige accessories
and a brown orchid Ethel Sotsky,
her sisters only attendant, wore a
blue silk print afternoon dress.
Joseph Calig, the groom's brother,
was best man. The wedding was
performed in the presence of the
immediate family. 1t was followed
by a buffet.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. Rose Calig, Ambridge, Pa,
The Arizona post., 1948-04-16
Symphony Concert April 25

Tucson Symphony Orchestra
will hold their final concert of the
season, April 25 at 4 pm. at the
University Auditorium presenting
an All-Request program including
Ferde Grofe's Grand Canyon
Suite, honorlng Arizona.
Barton Gray is soloist for the
Beethoven concerto for violin and
orchestra. He may be well known
to some of our readers since he
was head of the violin department
of the University from 1926 to
1929 and has been interested IN
Jewish affairs.
The Arizona post., 1948-04-16
McVey, Western Ways

and brother of Mrs. Charles c.
Danziger.
Following a wedding trip to the
Grand Canyon and California the
couple will reside at 1416 E. 9th.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Rose Calig, the groom's mother,
Joseph Calig, the groom's brother,
Mrs. B. Rogoff, all of Ambridge,
Pa.
The Arizona post., 1948-04-16

Samuel S. Fain, director of the
University Concert Band, was in
vited as guest conductor at the
Spring Concert at Benson April 7.
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-27

Mrs. Elton Lynch entertained
her bridge club on Tuesday. The la
dies came for dessert and the after
noon was spent in playing cards.
Mrs. w. G.. Cason, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Cason of Seaford, and Mr..
Geo. Dolby, of Milton, visited W..
G. Cason in the Delaware Hospital.
Wilmington, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Godfrey of
MillsbOro, Mr.. and Mrs. Elton
Lynch and son, Paul, were Satur-
day night dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Gibson and family of
Milford.
Miss Louise Clendaniel of Will
mingtOn, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Clendaniel
Mrs. Matte J. Greenly spent the
weekend with her children in Phil
adelphia.
Layton Reynolds is quite i'll and
is a patient in the Milford Memorial
Hospital, where he was taken on
Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1948-02-27


Mrs. Mae Williams spent last
Wednesday at Dover with Mrs. Will
liam Hollett.
Mr.. Nelson Cain, of Dover, and
Miss Virginia Caudwright, of
Goldsboro, Nd, spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Purnell.
Mrs. Annie Harrington is spend
ing a month with Mr.. and Mrs.
George BOWden, of Camden.
Mr. Albert Stevenson, of Wilm-
ington, was the overnight guest of
his mother, Mrs. Ida Stevenson,
Friday.
Mrs. Bertha Rogers is visiting
relatives in New Jersey.
Mrs. Harry Minner and daughter
Of near Harrington, Mrs. Albert
Morris and son, Lawrence, and
Mrs. Clyde Knots were Whining
ton shoppers last Saturday.
Mr.. Norman Boone has returned
to Wilmington after spending
some time here with his mother,
Mrs. Mary Boone.
Mrs. Clarence Sipple spent last
weekend with her brother, George
H. Johnson Of National Park, N. J.
A card and bingo party will be
held this Saturday night at the fire
house.
Mr.. Reynolds Gooden is confined
to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morris enter
tained at a family dinner, Sunday,
in honor of their son, James, Jr.
The occasion being James BIRTH
day.