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Evening star., 1948-11-21
williamsburg Decoration
George Mason Green Co.
EXCLUSIVE Agents, -,
cH 3S3s Evening and Sunday, GL. 66l5

CH 3S3S. evening and Suhday, ~ ~GL. WI .
OPEN SUNDAY 'TILDARK
sa3s Brook drive. Lee Blvd. Hts:-stun,
batn. oO-ft living rm.. with fireplace
huse lot. 6oxI65. compl fenced; comb.
storm windows and screens throusnout'
To reach: Out Lee blvd. lust past FairfsX
County line TO Olin. dr., left on Ohm dr. 3
olks. to Brook DR.. left to open house
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MCLEAN AREA

New brick. 3 bedrms., tile bath, liv. rm
bsnit. copper plumbing, oil &C. heat.
8 BEDRMS.-$10,5 500
Liv. rm., din rm.. cleo kit, bath full
bsnit, h-wh; - acre ground.
PEARCE HALES
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SUBURBAN sAlE-vIReIhlA.
OPEN ia It'll DARK

OPEN IL TIL DARK
Berkshire. No. Arlington. A community Of
finer homes built by master craftsmen to
include those extra features of comfort
and convenience that you have always
wanted. Living rm. with fireplace. state
size dining rm.. bright equipped kitchen, "a
tile bath; 3 large bedrms. and full tile
bath up; full basement side porch, many
other extras. Nav be purchased. GI
Directions: Across Key Bridge, out Lee
hwy. Route 21l to Powhatan St. right on
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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OPEN 2 TO 5

OPEN 2 TO 5
You are invited to inspect this most attr
brick home, consisting of liv. rm. with
frepl.. din. rm. equipped kit: 3 bedrms;
and bath: full bsmt. with finished rn. and
u bath: oil h.-w.h. Price. S15,950. immed
poss. Directions: Out Wash blvd. to Pat
rick Henry dr., at swanson Jr High
School turn rt. | blk. to 15th ST.. rt. on
18th to 571s and our open sign.
JNO. J. LOFLIN
Lofiin Bids. 2420 Wilson blvd. GIL. 1912.
WYNNWOOD
An excellent 3-bedroom brick Colonial, in
this lovely section, on large corner lot;
room with fireplace, large dining room
and kitchen. screened porch and detached
garage, recreation room, oil &C. heat.
Phone for an inspection.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va, CHI.
l34l. OW. 3OO7. 81
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OPEN SUN. | TO S
OPEN / UNTIL DARK

$3.50 cash for GIs So. 500 cash for 9TH
ers. bal less than rent, will buy. you a
lovely white brick, 3-bedrm. Colonial; lse;
liv rm. with hrepl.. din. rm EQUIPPED
occupancy To inspect, drive out No.
Wash blvd TO Roosevelt st, left on Roose-
vet. through underpass to our sign.
ASK US REALTY CO, OK. 1852 GL.
1oho II
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OPEN 2 TILL DARK

Popular Tyler Park-Attrac.. expansion
bungalow, with heat rouehed in upstairs:
! nice rooms. tiled bath, Young stown
kit with GE refrigerator and garbage dis
posal unit, full bsmt.. gas heat; A. first
trust at S6225 mo-. incl everything.
Come, make an offer Directions: west on
Lee hwy. or Lee blvd. to Graham rd. Just
beyond Falls Church to 1917 Oakland ave.
CONSOLIDATED REALTY
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OPEN 2-5 SUNDAY

Lovely stone-and- frame Colonial consist
ing, Of lily, rm; with fireplace, din, rn,;
with bay window. most unusual Dutch
rm pleasant den and bath on lst. :.
bedrms. and bath on end tull bsmt,;; % q =
with the best Of materials; conveniently
located to schools, shopping and bus in
North Arlinston; immed. poss. 81 $50
To reach: Out North Wash. blvd to North
Stuart St. right to 1920 and open sign.
DTrKI o. NAV
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YOU WILL BE SURPRISED

and delighted with these distinctive new
of No. Arl; on IS wide wooded lots; conv.
to everything and only Is Minis drive TO
D. c. center; kitchen has din. corner, g
with GE disposal, cabinets galore, elec.
range, s-cu.-ft GE refEr., ,3-cu 1T.
freezer unit. spacious liv,. and din. rms
ed-siIe bedrns. with extrs-larse closets
ana colored tile bath on End n. STORAGE
space in attic; rec; rm. with fireplace.
many other quality features of construc-
ton and equipment too numerous to list
Outstanding value. Liberal financing. see
them today Drive out Lee hwy, right
on Glebe I'd to o6th st, left on Brandy
wine right TO 9Th 81, and left TO No.
5O23. z. L, MILLER. Builder and Owner,
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OUTSTANDING VALUE

Broom expandable masonry home. 5Ocs
completed Situated on 1h-acre wooded
lot with running stream, IA miles from
D. c. on State hwy; price, $3.50. To
reach property: Drive out Route 236, Little
to Burke Station rd., left to sign. c. 8.
SHILLINGBuRG, 46l5 Lee hwy, Arl., Va.
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BUSINESS PROP. SALE OR RENT.

AT 1900 AND 1902 KING ST, Alexandra,
stores and . apartments. Phone Alex.
6nHH ~
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5 ACRES AND 6 ROOMS
All modern home, hardwood floors, oil h.
VIII. :. freplaces Y wooded stream stream
through center. > miles of new Shirley
hwy Price only $4,000.
MILLS REALTY
Annandale. FA OaaQ-49l3. -21
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J. WESLEY BUCHANAN

Realtor. CH. 134l. OW. 3OO1..
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 6 PM.
3ls East Monroe ave, Alexandria, Va
approx. q yrs old, > bedrooms. tile bath,
large liv. room. stone fireplace. dining
room. beautifully equipped kitchen, all on
lst floor. . spacious bedrooms, hall. bath
on second foor, completely finished base
ment Could be used as apt. or game
rooms, screened porch, garage, storm WIN
dows, fully insulated. near TRANSPORTATION,
stores and schools. This house can be
easily converted into 3 apts. Priced FOR
HUBBARD REALTY co.
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SUBURBAN SAlE-vlRGIklA.

DISGUSTED REPUBLICAN
Wants to sell home today. Open Sat. and
Sun to 5: Attr. prewar brick IN per
stss f0nd six se M rm 312
1st A., u bath in bsmt. Ideal location
in country club area. Nr. parochial and
public schools. shopping and bus. To
reach: Turn north off Lee hwy. on Wake
field St. go blks, to 23rd ST.. turn left
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BONA FIDE PROSPECTS

BONA FIDE PROSPECI is
For . and 3 bedroom brick and, frame
homes in Arlington, Falls Church area
sell We will appreciate your calling U.S.
Dominion Ins. g. Realty Agency
Gil 1898. OK 1919: ewes. Gil. 3l4l.
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I'M NO POWERS MODEL
But you won't be able to take your eyes
of me; $l3.5o0; I'm setting on = lovely
"a acre; my lse; liv. rm' has fireplace
as my din. rm.. my kit. has lots OF cabi-
nets and have oil INV. heat; I'm also
vacant: won't you please move In me?
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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A GREAT BIG RAMBLER

acre lot 3 full bedrms. spacious liv. rm..
din. rm.. equip kit, super de luxe bath
20x30 space for rec. rm.. maids rm:. gar.
$4,000 cash will handle. J. FULLER
GROOM REALTY CO.. OK 44s7. Ewes.
GI RTST NW 44SS
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1s4s.
SUBURBAN SALE-VlRGjNIA,

New 2-story. 2-bedroom house, large lot:
convenient location; only SlO,b00 Cali
OLD DoMINIoN REALTY CO.. OK. 22s4'
CHI 1895 21'
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LURIA BROS.
1900 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.

c645 N. Westmoreland ST. East Falls
Church, va.-Sparklins. new and ready,
large. center-hsll Colonial with lse. rms
ultramodern kit. most attrac, living room
with fireplace. beautiful dining room;
h.-wh. with recessed convector-type ra-
diation, bullt-in gar. ] open and l
screened porch cor. lot. Substantial cash
and easy terms. See this before you buy.
Church, right on Wash blvd. 10 Westmore-
land st, right to house.
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW

Attractive modern home. 5 large rooms and
tiled bath. automatic heat. fully equipped
kitchen, daylight bsnt. also large corner
lot; owner occupied Call at SOL East
Howell ave-. Del.Ray, Alex, Va.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-06
NEW FACILITIES PLANNED
 FOR SPORTSMEN BY Fs

PETERSBURG - New facilities for recreation and enjoyment of the forest will be placed on the Petersburg Division of the Tongass forest this fell. 4 new trail will be constructed from Kasheets Bay to kasheets Lake. a distance of two and one-haH miles. and 12 foot punts for trout fishing use will be placed on Kasheets Lake. Harvey Lake, Petersburg Lake. Thom Lake and Swan Lake One new camp shelter will be built at the trail terminus on Kasheets bake. Additional facilities are beini planned for the future to open up
 nore areas for easy access and use by sports fishermen and recreation ists.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-06
SCALP BITTEN OFF BY BEAR;
 MAN LIVES TO TELL TAIL

ANCHORAGE - A 53-year old man who had his scalp bitten off by a bear, was treated al ProYid- ence hospital Monday and expected to recover.
 He is D. c. Walker of Kenal. His left elbow was crushed and his scalp was sewed back to the top Of his head His left eye is badly ln- jured and fang marks dot his body.
 Walker. his wife and small dog Boots. were returning home Satur- day night from Whitnef Cannery to their dairy farm at the mouth of the Kenai River. Two brown bears broke suddenly from the brush and charged. When 15 feet away. one of the bears lunged for them. Walker pushed his wife clear Of the charge, kicked the bear, then fell 10 the ground to play dead
 The second bear charged after Mrs Walker who ran back to- ward the cannery. Boots jumped into the attack and diverted the bears attention so that it never reached her
 'I tried to play dead and keep under the bears stomach" Walker said. But the bear grabbed my head in it's mouth. I could feel it's tongue working over my head and then he bit me. I reached up with my left arm to push him away He crushed my elbow"
 By the time Mrs. Walker reach ed the cannery and help. the dogs barking drew the bears attention from his master, Walker who never
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-06
ORvILLE KEENEY LEAVES TO ENTER INTO BUSINESS
 TO THE WESTWARD

Orville keeney. well known and popular business man in WrangeII for many years. left Sunday for Anchorage where he is entering in to business as a partner with the Leonard Hopkins Company. sport. ing goods and cothing store.
 For the past several years Mir. Keeney has been associated with Campbell Bros. store here and will be missed in the community as an active participant in the towns business and civic life.
 Mrs. Keeney and the two child ren of the family Patricia and Diane will remain in Wrangell un- til suitable housing is found in
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-06

Anchorage.
 Mrs. Keeney has long been prom inent in social and club affairs of Wrangell, as well as in musical circles She was a leader in the American Legion Auxiliary and Wrangen Women's Civic Club oi Wrangell and departure of the popular family will be keenly re greted by friends although best wishes for success and prosperity follow the Kenneys 10 their new home.
 As soon as housing facilities are found. Mir. Keeney expects to fly to Wrangel to assist in packing and removal of his family 10 the Westward.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-06
GIRL SCOUT NEWS By Carolyn Mickelson
 Troop Scribe

Scouts met at 7:30 D. m. at the Fire Hall Wednesday. Two new girls were enrolled. They are Doris kuntz and Mercedes Prescott.
 The girls were re-organized into new patrols and patrol leaders were elected.
 Last-minute plans were made for our Scout Dance. Plans were also made for an overnight camping trip. Next week we will learn to make blanket-rolls
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-06
TOHNSONs HONOR
GUESTS ON BIRTHDAYS

q
 Mir. and Mrs Gus Johnson were hosts, July 25. at a dinner party honoring Mir. Ray Nolan and Mrs. Olaf Hansen who were celebrating their birthdays on that day.
 The table was beautifully set and feature of the dinner was a large birthday cake set with tra- citional candles.
 An enjoyable evening was spent at cards and lunch was served at a late hour.
 Invited to partake of the John son hospitality were Mir. and Mrs. Olaf Hansen, Mir. and Mrs. Ray Nolan and Mrs. Winnie Williams. Mrs. Johnson was assisted during the evening by her niece Miss De- lOres PaulsOn.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-06
MERIT SYSTEM EXAMS
 OPEN 10 APPLCANTs

The Alaska Merit System this week announced examinations are open at Juneau for the following: t. Clerk Typist. Clerk stenograph- CT. Senior Clerk. Claims Examiner. Business Manager CUCCl and Man ager. Employment Service.
 Applications must be filed with the Supervisor of the Alaska Merit System not later than September II. 194S or postmarked before midnight Of that date Additional information can be had from the Alaska Merit System. Juneau. AL aska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-06
WrangeIl Electric & Supply

lost consciousness started walking toward the cannery.
 Badly mangled, Walker was rushed to the hospital here by plane.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-09-22

son Joseph at the rear of the
caravan, protecting them in case
there was trouble.
Rachel saw her husband well
coined to the Land of Promise,
the land which God had given
to Abraham and his family heri-
tage Entering Canaan, the UNI
stable Jacob became the altar
erecting Israel. Rachel's part in
these worship services. when her
husband erected his altar to
Jehovah, was that she exchanged
the gods of Laban for the true
and living God.
The call of the trail came up
on Jacob once more, and as they
marched south, they came one
night to a place called Bethlehem.
Though the spot had not a glo-
rious history at the time, as the
century passed became one of
the most sacred locales in Isra-
ele's story.
1t was here that David, springing
from jacobs son, wat to herd
his fathers sheep and sing the
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-09-22

lifting songs we find In the
Psalms. Here also. Jesus was born
in a manger. for there was no
room in the inn. And now, twenty
centuries after that event. the
Christian world looks to this little
town. sleeping on the ancient
hillside of Palestine. as a sacred
shrine.
While Jacobs caravan rested at
Bethlehem. In a tent near that
sacred spot, the JOY of the birth
of a second son, Benjamin. was
tempered by the death of Rachel.
Jacob. loving Rachel in life,
loved her tenderly in death.
Though he could not bury her in
the ancestral tomb of the Mac
pelah cave at Hebron, about thirty
miles north. he placed her in a
tomb about two miles south of
Jerusalem and one mile north of
Bethlehem. There he erected a
mound, "set a pillar upon her
grave"
Thus closed one of the Oldest
and most tender love stories in
all the world, an example of en-
during devotion.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-09-22

Mariko Mukai, who appears at
the Moore Theatre October 1, was
born in Seattle and received her
entire musical training in this
country. While still in her teens
Miss Mukai sang major roles with
the Lyric Opera Group Of Seattle,
conducted by Ernst Gabert. Fol-
lowing one of her appearances in
"The Barber of Seville" the Seat
tie Times wrote: "Mariko Mukai,
who sings the difficult role of
Rosina, has a coloratura voice of
great loneliness as smooth and
light as pearls on velvet. Already
a star by all the canons of pro
fessional excellence, within q year
she could be national sensa-
tion." Miss Mukai went east in
1941 and was awarded Fellow
ship for four successive years to
the Juilliard Graduate School
where she sang leading roles in
the Schools annual operatic
events.
Her Moore Theatre recital is
awaited with unusual interest.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-09-22

When Jacobs years of service
had passed, and he was the proud
owner of numerous cattle. it came
time for him to set his feet once
more back to Canaan. Through
his father Isaac and grandfather
Abraham, he was an heir of tbs
divine promise that Canaan should
be his eternal possession, and
through him should the world be
blessed. He went to RacheI's
father and told him that he wish
ed to go back TO his native land.
Laban. seeing his prosperity. did
not object to such a move.
Rachel at this point married
her career by a wrong deed. Dur
ing her childhood she had Worship
ped at the shrine of Laban's fo-
reign and strange gods. So there
was still in her heart a love for
these gods and idols. Hence,
when the caravan was ready to
go, she took her fathers gods
and hid them in a chest. In short
time Laban discovered the loss.
and he fastened to Jacobs camp.
where he searched for his lost
gods.
When he came to Rachel's tent.
the angry father found his beauti-
full daughter sitting on the chest
in which she had hidden the idols.
She excused herself from arising
by saying she was i'll. Fooled in
his attempt to find his idols, La
ban at last made a peace covenant
with Jacob before turning home
ward. The two men placed stones
together to form a mound, and
spoke what has come to be known
as the Mixpah: 1.-THE Lord watch
between me and thee, when we
are absent one from another"
Shortly Jacob came with the
caravan to the place where he had
agreed to meet his brother Esau.
He still feared the wrath of his
brother from whom he had stolen
the birthright. 1t was at this time
that he prayed all night, "and
wrestled with an angel" When
the morning came, Jacobs nature
was altered, and his name was
changed to Israel" meaning 'soA-
der of God"
Sending first an offering to his
brother, who was camped across
the river, Jacob led his family
over, placing Rachel and his little
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-09-22
THE MORTAL
LOVE OF JACOB
and RACHEL

Israel, the new state In Pals
tine recently proclaimed by the
Jews, was SO named because 1t
was the national name for the
ancient twelve tribes stemming
from Jacob, the hero of this
touching story of 1000 years ago.
Jacobs name was changed by Di-
vine decree to Israel after he
sought God in prayer one whole
night and "wrestled with an an
GEL" The descendants of Jacob
were grouped into two main divi-
sions called Israelites and Jul
deans the latter so named after
Judah, one of the IL sons of ia
cob. The Judaeans formed the
stronger and more enduring
group, hence the descendants were
called Jews.
1t was love at first sight. When
Jacob saw her, this sheperdess UNI
locekd his heart and walked in.
From that time on she was queen
of his life. While Jacob was first
tricked into marrying another
girl. Rachel and not Leah, was
Jacobs love. This is one of the
strongest love stories in Christian
annals.
Jacob had been driven from his
Canaan home because he had stol-
en- his brother Esau's birthright
from their father. His mother,
Rebekah, decided that Jacob
should flee from Esaus wrath and
find shelter in Haran, where her
brother Laban lived. Crossing the
desert on the long trail that led
hundreds of miles north and west,
Jacob slept one night at a place
called Bethel, with a stone as a
pillow. In vision that night he
saw ladder suddenly let down
from the heavens, and on it were
angels. Immediately Jacob pledg-
ed to remember God with his sub
stance, but otherwise little change
was made in his personal nature
Coming to Haran, he met a
group of herders, and he inquired
of them as they were watering
their flocks at well, If they knew
Laban, his mothers brother.
Behold said one. pointing to
lovely girl, Rachel, his daugh-
ter, with the sheep"
The sheperdess drove her sheep
to the well. Jacob rolled the
heavy stone away and watered her
flocks. When he told Rachel who
he was, she ran and told Laban,
her father, that Rebekahs son ia
cob had come.
Laban was glad to receive news
from his sister in distant Pales-
tine, and feasted his nephew. The
older daughter, Leah, served the
food, while Jacob Toasted his eyes
upon Rachel.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-09-22

At once the young man asked
to work for his uncle. Laban said.
TELL me. what shall thy wages
be?"
There was one thing above all
others which Jacob desired. and
that was Rachel. He was willing
to drive a bargain with Laban
to have her for his wife, and
SO he said, 81 will serve thee
seven years for Rachel" For a
man of those days with a slim
purse, it was costumary for him
to bind himself to work for his
prospective father-in-law a certain
number of years for the hand of
his chosen bride in lieu of a gift
of goods.
Winged with fleetness, the years
passed and the time arrived for
the marriage to take place. In
that time ladies' wore long wells
that completely covered them, face
and all, except for one eye. Laban
decided to deceive Jacob. Instead
of givin Rachel to him, Laban
thought his older daughter, Leah.
She was covered up with her veil
and other wedding garb that
Jacob did not know that 1t was
non Rachel. But when she took
off her veil, he found he had
married Leah.
His disappointment and chagrin
were great. Though Leah posses
sed an attractive personality, she
was not beautiful. Jacob berated
his uncle for thus tricking him
but there was little else he could
do about 1t. Laban excused his
action on the grounds that the
custom was that the oldest daugh
ter must be married first.
Rachel held Jacobs heart SC
strongly in the bonds of her love
that Laban was able to drive
another hard bargain with Jacob
Jacob signed to do another seven
years for service for his favorite
Rachel. However, he was not to
be forced to postpone the wedding
until after the seven years had
passed, for Laban permitted them
to marry within a short while.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-09-22
ADMITS NEGRO

PHILADELPHIA - (ANP) =
Jefferson Medical Collefe, one of
the Oldest and most famous In
the country, admitted a Negro
youth, the first time since 1908.
The student admitted was Elmer
J. Taylor, the son of a North
Philadelphia plumber.
Taylor completed his pre-medic-
al work at Temple university and
applied for medical training at the
same college. He was rejected. At
the same time, he had filed an
application with Jefferson.
Taylor was recommended by a
score of Physicians and other
prominent citizens among whom
were DR.. Henry L. Gowens, DR..
William H. Riley Jones, DR.. Tan
ner G. Duckry, and the Educa-
tional Equality league.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-09-22
CHURCHES
SPECIAL MEETING

September 26. D. m. at 16th
and Fir. Pentacostal Temple. spe-
cial singing. preaching and turkey
dinner (free). and we are expect
ing you. Bishop Morris. pastor;
Mrs. Tanner. Mrs. Mcclary and
Mrs. Jones, committee.
Don't forget. Sunday. 2 p. m.
Revival meetings every night.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-09-22

The Rev. Il. +. Molten, for so
years "A distinguished minister
and presiding elder of the
AME Church, celebrated his
golden anniversary September
f6 at Bethel AME Church, Kan
sas City, Mo. Distinguished
churchmen graced the program
and his daughter, Eta Moten,
sang.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-21
Prominent Couple Entertained
At Lovely Wedding Reception

Mr. and Mrs. Broaddus Butler prominent newyweds
received congratulations from hosts Of friends at recep.
non IN honor of their marriage last Sunday afternoon
Hosts Mr. and Mrs. George Rutherford parents of the
prde were gracious as they received guests in the spacious
and beautifully decorated salons of the Omega Psi
Fraternity TIouSe