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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-01-15
Post Office Bids
Desired rom Y

Ro fr Records, kennewick
Postmaster today renewed his
call for bids on the contract post
office at the Richland Y.
looming business activity in
the area, he stated, makes the
new office more essential every
day, particularly in the ligh.
. y. "a conditions in tn,
Kennewick post office.
IDS y ill be ~-"-'veI at r.,
office of the Postmaster until
o.clcck on the morning
January 20, and are 70 cove
ii mt space convenient for
the public for the trasaction of
postal business. The contract per-
iod will run from April l, 1913 to
April /, 1850.
TIE business of contract Of
ice is to handle money orders.
parcel post, stamp sales, registry,
and other necessary duties.
- OIL forms and additional
information can be secured.
Records said, at the Kennewick
post office.
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New Directors of
Chamber Will Be
Announced Today

Results of the Chamber of
Commerce election Of directors
will be announced today as soon
as a final tabulation Of ballots is
complete, Ross Frank, manager,
said.
Nine directors are to be select
ed from the 81 nominees. The
new directors will choose a presi-
dent and vice president from
their number, subject 10 raotifica-
ton by the full membership Of
the chamber.
Receipt OF ballots closed this
morning at 10 o'clock, Frank
stated.
Nominees for directors during
l948 are II. Z. Oliver, Don Sol
berg, Fred Bunch Sr., al Cheney,
II. r. Tiny" Hicks, r. G. Rec
tor, Frank Maupin, Chef Durdle,
Hal Brutzman, Robert Matheson.
Odes Sloan, Austin Simonds, A.
c. Anon, Larry Garcia, A. T.
Belair, z. A. Sillman, Burns
Brown, F. p. Meverden, Rolfe
Tuve, Robert Jones, and Gene
Spalding.
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Jim and Miss Anne Armstrong of
Richland were here tor dlllner
sunday night.
Jim is in the navy, on ship
TaraWa, and is stationed in San
Francisco at present!
HEART ATTACK
Our good friend, and neighbor,
Mrs. Ernest Betty Spears, of
Shady Nook Trailer Court had
a heart attack Monday ngnt. Sne
is confined to bed for a few days.
Get well soon Betty, we miss you
at The Farm.
Mr.. Dewitt Griffin. Of Richland
had a dinner party Monday at
The Farm for his sixteen CO.
workers, sorry, ! didn't get their
names, but / understand they are
all from Richland.
TEIASS ALL
Guess that is all Of the news
for this week, Russell just came
in from school, and, as we are
going out will say
Goodbye now
See you all next week.
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Richard Brighton Of Richland 70
the american River Lodge" be-
yond Yakima where they did
some skiing over the week end.
Mrs. Bruce Bon Durant began
teaching Monday in the Kinder
garteu department, for one period,
at the Marcus Whitman School In
Richland.
Mrs. Lester Sheldon was both
cred a great deal with arthritis
the past week. She was some bet
ter the first Of this week and all
wish her condition TO improve.
Monday evening Joahn Bon
Durant had as q dinner guest one
Of her girl friends from the Rich
land school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin OF Seattle
spent last week with Mr.. and MRS.
George Schafer, Jr. They returned
TO Seattle over the week end and
purchased trailer house and are
now located at the ''Curtis Court.
MIR. Griffin Is employed In Rich
land.
Mrs. c. M. Donovan's mother,
Mrs. A. Girvan OF Utica, New
York, who has been visiting her
two children here since last April
is spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ. Donovan and
family as he plans on leaving for
her home Jan. END.
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Chamber Members
Attend Luncheon
AT Crane School

Inc Kenllewick Chamber OF
commerce Will Iorego ats regu-
lar meeting today to attend the
-enton-Franklin grape school
luncheon at the Highlands club
rouse.
Urging that as many members
possible be present, Chef Dur
ley requested them to attend the
,ntire school agenda, which OPP
md this morning at 9 o'clock,
and will continue throughout to-
day and tomorrow.
Sponsors of the grape school
re the Chamber of Commerce,
the Benton County Extension Of
flee and the Church Grape Juice
company. Its purpose is to teach,
through lectures and practical
demonstrations, methods of i'm
rroving both quantity and quality
# grape yields.
Among authorities who will
peak during the session are DR..
roseph Jacobs of the IRRIGATION
branch experiment station at
POSER: DR.. John c. SNYDER Of the
extension service: DR.. M. r. Har-
rs, extension plant pathologist.
md Dave Brannon, extension
-ervice entomologist.
All crane growers in the COM
-,''ni+v have heen invited to at
END the sessions.
Todav's luncheon at the HIGH
'ande cl,,hh"se is s,,pplied by
the Church Grave T,,;co co~,oarv
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News Items
from
Cherry Wood Court
BY Blanche Millaae
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Due to the continuous rain last
"'-esdav several were off work
from "The Hudson Construction
Company. They Were Mr.. c. A,
- Mr.. A. A Gilbert
and Mr.. Jake Baumberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Bezzio and
laughter Patricia drove to Yakima
last Wednesday afternoon and re-
turned Thursday evening. While
there they visited his brother, Mr..
nd Mrs. M. w. Bezzio and son
Ronald.
MIR. and Mrs. c. NJ. Donovan
visited Mr.. and Mrs. e. Bruce and
family Of Richland last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Mildred Sanders accom-
panied MIR. land Mrs. Forest Tay-
lor and son. Carl of Richland to
Walla Walla last Thursday to do
some shopping.
MIR. and Mrs. Johnny Giles Of
Richland called. on Mrs. Nellie
Cornelius Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Marie Donovan spent last
Thursday evening with Mrs. Ed
ward Girvan and Eddie of Rich
land while the men folks were
bowling at the Recreation Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stephens
and children left last Friday to
visit relatives in Walla Walla,
Freewater and Milton, Ore. They
planned on returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Nellie Cornelius quit work.
In" in Pasco where she was en-
ployed as. "fry cook
ing last week at "The Tasty Drive
Mrs. Justin Severen and son.
John, were accompanied by Mrs.
George Schweizer and Mrs. Locis
Saunders on a shopping trip to
Pendleton, Ore. and Walla Walla,
Wn. Saturday.
Mrs. Loren Reps brother-in-
law, Mr.. Melvin Manning, has
been employed by Atkinson and
Jones at their warehouse in Pasco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Severn and
John and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schweizer and daughters, Suzanne
and Maxine visited Sunday with
Mr.. Schweizer's sister, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Barr Dolittle and Karene
and George in Ephrata.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Sheldon
were dinner guests Sunday OF Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Larson and twin
daughters Of the Bergen Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Latare visited
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Buck and daughter, Carlene.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Donovan
and Mrs. and Mr.. Jess Moore Of
Pasco accompanied Mr.. and Mr..
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Mishaps Plague
Hillside i amily

Even the patience of Job in the
face of adversely might have been
taxed by the series of misfortunes
that have afflicted the Thorn
burg family of Hillside trailer
court, writes Correspondent Mrs
Cecil Jones. t
ut all began" runs her re-
port, "when Linda Thornburg got
infection in her ear, which lasted
off and on for several weeks.
'Then the whole family, Mr..
and Mrs. Thornburg, Linda and
Hickey, were poisoned by some
food they ate. They just got
over that when Linda broke out
with the chicken pox.
"Then Hickey had tonsilitis and
an ear Infection. While he was
still sick, Linda came down with
the mumps, along with the chick
en- pox, tonsilitis and ear infec-
IIon again and all at once" ~
The gamut of mishaps was not
complete, however, Mrs. Jones
continues:
Linda was getting along pretty
well when Hickey broke out with
the chicken pox on Christmas day,
and two days before New Years,
he came down with the mumps.
"The doctor told Mrs. Thorn
burg Linda had to have her tom
sis out. So, on Friday of this
week, she took Linda to the hos
pital TO have her tonsils re-
..sf q
"After the operation, Linda lost
a lot of blood and had to have a
blood TRANSMISSION. She got along
fine then and she came home from
the hospital Saturday evening
Noting that Linda is now get
ting along fine, Mrs. Jones con-
cludes 81 hope this ends their
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The How, When
And y Of 1t
BY Georgia Fisher

Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood will
observe their fourth wedding an
niversary Wednesday,. Everyone
ms IN wis ..g you many more.
the next couple Of weeks with
Shirley Fisher, while her folks
-.e 4n iowa On business.
Miss Blanche Larson will spend
with pneumonia tLe last couple
of weeks. We ar eglad to hear she
is improving. Catherine is an
elghlh grade -stuaent in Kenne-
wick. -
Thursday last there was q def.
mite shortage of business men and
women (around the noon hour) in
csc parts. IAey were lnvlted to
attend the Chamber Of Commerce
a.ncneon ana were well represent
ed.
Another rootin' tootin' jammin,
)lvin' session was held In "Ye Old
Babn," Of Hoffmeister's SaAE.
day night There was . Just
=. 10 i al a super time was
had b. all Music was BY Nor.
vim Greeks Range Riders Dale
A.vItmeAsyer was the very able
chef while presiding over the
..a..iDurGer ana coffee booth.
Lyle D. Woodwork Is home
after serving two years in the
navy. He win journey to Coch-
ranton, Penn, to vIsat bus saSler
before settilng here
Mr.. J. r. Mccormick had q bit
of bad luck wnile aoa hiS way
here from Pomeroy to visit his
wife and baby, when he hit q
patch Of ice this side Of Walla
Waila, rolling ms car three tunes.
Luckily ne was unnurt.
Mrs. Richard L. Mahon is the
very able guardian Of Richard,
Delbert Jean and Ruth Ann Mon
deck, whlle their mot.Aer Is IN
the hospital welcoming another
addition to tue happy family.
Gwen Mondeck was the guest Of
honor at a baby shower last week,
and received many lovely gifts.
Those attending were serveu a
.Ay ue.lcio.s Luncheon OF cof-
fee, fruit jello and cake at the
close or q very enjoyable AFTER
noon.
A farewell party was held for
Mrs. Ellis Woodward, everyone
contributed TOWARD CAKE plate
and bread box set for the lucky
iaoy.. MRS. Rlcnaru Manon, as
hostess, served ice cream, cake and
collee. everyone reported q
gram time.
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NOTICE ~ Wearing OF
FINAL REPORT

IN THE SUPERIOR Court OF
THE STATE or WASHINGTON
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
BENTON. 8 p. e
In the matter Of the estate Of
Cora Van Nos4fan. deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Final report and Petit
ton for Distribution in the above
entitled estate has been filed
with Clerk Of said court: and
that hearing upon said report
and Petition win be had In the
said court At Prosser, Benton
County, Washington on Thursday.
the fifth day Of February, 1913,
at the hour Of ten O'Clock In the
forenoon, or rs soon as there
after as the same can be heard.
FRED d. KENT. Clerk Of Said
Court. Ralph A. Rodgers, Attor.
ney for Petitioner. p. o. Box 50,
liza North 4th St, Pasco, Wash.
ington. lis to l-29
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DR.. and Mrs. Compton
Are Guests of Honor

Bib things here at The Farm
Tuesday, Dr. and Mrs. Compton
of Washington State College were
guests OF honor at luncheon.
Other guests were
From KenneWick: U. L. Keol-
ker, Paul Richmond, Erwin S.
Black, Lawrence Scott, c. c.
Wil1ams, Rolte Tuve, Ross H.
Frank, Bruce Lampson, Frank
D. Maupin, Mrs. Norma Gross
cup and Mayor J. G. Pratt.
From Richland: DR.. Winton
Patnooe, f. Ellis johnson, j. w.
Mahan, David F. Shaw and ]. E.
Travis.
From Pasco: Dwight Thomas,
s Clarence Booth, Hugh A. Scott,
SWm. L. Bates. Hill William, w.
"A. Nelson, Lawrence broWn, E.
w. Newman, A. T. Hostetter, E.
S. Johnston and Gordon Kuther-
ford.
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Report From
Hillside Court
BY Mrs. Cecil Jones

AS Mr. Guy Moose was coming
home from R1chland Saturday
= rar -vas sideswiped by
another car. Mr.. Moore was very
fortunate in not being hurt.
an Mrs. Ross Kohl pur-
chased new trailer this week.
They sold their old one to Mr..
So. NJ Kirk O'Neil who have
neen living in Sunnyside for the
past couple of months. Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Niel are former residents
of this court. Mrs. O'Neil is the
--.~h1e~ of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Underwood who also resides in
n co Both trailers will re-
main here. -E. .#- y
Mrs. w. A. Whitehead Of Pros
ser was an overnight guest of her
''-~ Mrs. o. B. Coleman this
week. ~ .-
Mrs. Carl Lawrence was hostess
v Fridav afternoon.
Guests were Mrs. Homer Stiles,
~ re meth Lechelt, Mrs. Mel
vim Blocker, Mrs. Frank Sacks,
Mrs. Dave Smith and Mrs. Murl
Sr~ith. o. -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Jeter of
2 ian were Saturday evening
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Beas-
ley.
Mrs. Homer Stiles, Mrs. Kay
Blocker. Mrs. Lee Galbraith, Mrs.
Leo Lesmister, Mrs. Kieh
Tcr1bs. ~s. Joe Rosicka were pot
luck dinner guests Of Mrs. Ben
Hinsey Of Richland Wednesday.
Ki-zer of Pineville, Ore,
has been visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Hinek this
week.
r. and Mrs. Norman Nc
Intyre and son Darrell Of Rich
land were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Murl Short.
Mrs. Dick Thornburg and Mrs.
Dave Smith were visitors of Mrs.
Albert LUX Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Kennith Knoll gave q
birthday party for her daugh.
ter Barbara Saturday afternoon.
Guests were Mrs. Carl Lawrence.
1dO&USeI N0Il0 10, MIS. S8TxOU
Fort and daughter Patsy and Bar
bara's sister Elinor.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Fort and
daughter Patsy, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. r. Cole and children, Bud and
Mary motored to Wallula Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND Thorn
burg Of Pasco were Sunday Wis
ltors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Thorn
burg. j
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Blaylock
and children of Kennewick were
evening guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Moore.
PAMELA Simmons, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simmons,
has been i'll the past week with
an ear infection
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk O'Neil were
Saturday evening dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sacks. Mrs.
Sacks served Tacos a Mexican
dish which was sent to her from
Mexico.
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MYERS COURT
BY Blanche Millaqs

Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Fillion have
q nice selection of used trailer
homes and cars for sale right next
to the highway that is called "Dels
Trailer Sales" and just back OF
that Is the meyers Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lewis had
as guests Jan. 3rd and 4th their
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Lewis and family of Garrison
Montana.
Judith Linn Bergen, small
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Del
Bergen. Jr. has been confined will
the chicken pox but is getting
along nicely.
Mr.. H. B. Meyer has q new
Generator Shop" toward thu
front Of the court that is opey
for business. s-aE@- #
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Thank you. Mr.. Miller, we love
to hear things like that.

Thank you, Mr.. Miller, we love
to hear things like that.
II DON'T WANT HER"
ser, was here again. He said the
the record (for our juke-box) 81
on weight, Tiny is trying to get
Don't Want Her, you can have
ner, she's to fat for me-" Please,
Earl Magelson if you are a friend
of mine, keep that record away
from The Farm.
LADIES DINE
Mmm-We had seven very
nice looking, good nautred ladies
here for Sunday dinner. They
seemed to enjoy themselves so
much, I hope they come often.
You want their names All right,
here they are:
Mrs. Norma Closeup, Mrs. Trier
Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. H. r. Vib-
Der, Mrs. F. N. Morton, Miss
Loretta Cowden and her mother,
Mrs. Cowden.
FAREWELL TO oUEENIE
We have lost part of our farm
family. We had to sell our guer-
nsey calf "Queenie". She just
wouldn't stay at home.
GUEST NOTES
Mel Clancy and Bill Hunt Of
the Tri-City Herald were here
for Sunday dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Strum, son
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os- SpcLIaI ,,
mercial planters $50. A..
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and the supper were:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M. McKinnis,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. RI McKinnis.
r. and rs. L r. Bailey, Elder
Carl w. Jackson, Elder Jack w.
Dowdle, Miss Janet Adolphson,
Miss Carol Bailey, Miss Alice
Renne Riber.
Out Of town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. c. e. Riber of Hurricane
Utah.
The McKinnisi plan to make
their home In Kennewick.
Good luck to you both.
TOUGH LUCK
I had q little tough luck last
week, I cut the end Of q finger
off with a large butcher knife.
and ran a fish hook into an
other finger, ] broke the fish
hook off at the barb. Both were
pretty sore, but getting.
along fine.
STAND.IN a.,
Our helper for the week ends,
Galen Freed, of Richland, has in
lection in his thumb, 80 Gray
Heiser, of Shady Nook Is pinch
hitting for him.
PRAISE FROM pRosER
Ed Miller, Mayor Of Pros
ser, was here again, he said the
food is worth the long drive
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Diary
of A Busy
Hostess
By Alma Hicks

Hello-I'm so glad to be with
YOU all again. I almost missed
making the paper last week, l
took my news, .tsuch as it isl in to
Lillian Tuve at 600 p. m. and
found the door locked.
Whew-the razzing / would
have had from Tiny if they
hadn't opened the door for me.
He always wants me to start
writing on Wednesday for the
next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Miss Griffin Bride

The marriage of Miss Maryann
Frances Griffin, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Edward Griffin OF
Mount Rainier to Mr.. Henry Peter
Joseph Ward, son of DR.. and Mrs.
Henry P. Ward of Washington, took
place yesterday morning. The
ceremony was performed in st. An
thongs Church, Msgr. Edward B.
Jordan, vice rector of Catholic Uni
versity, officiating and saying the
nuptial mass. The wedding break
fast and reception followed in the
Admiral Club.
Mr.. Griffin escorted his daugh-
ter to the Sanctuary and she was
attended by her sister, Miss Katha-
rine G. Griffin. Her other attend
ants were her cousin, Miss Eileen
Quirk, of Holyoke, the Misses Julia
and Mary Ward, sisters Of the bride
groom, and Miss Blanche Lauck,
Miss Mary Jane Davis and Miss
Elizabeth Louise Burch.
Mr.. Ward had as his best man
Mr.. Robert Burke and the ushers
were Mr.. Jacques La Franchise, Mr..
Daniel Clifton Meekins, jr., Mr..
Edgar Simpson, Mr.. Gino Valenti,
Mr.. Henry Wilson and Mr.. zeno
Randall Wright, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward will live at
46l1 Davenport street after we'd
ding trip in the north.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
8Ofb An11iuersarv

Mrs. John Phillip Mann is cele-
brating her eightieth birthday ami
versary today at her home on Glebe
road In Arlington. Mrs. Mann re-
Gently returned to her home from
the Circle Terrace Hospital in Alex
andria. She is the widow Of MI.
Mann of Texas who for forty years
was superintendent Of the District
of Columbia Paper Manufacturing
Company in Georgetown. Mrs.
Mann and her late husband came to
GEORGETOWN from Richmond where
she was born. She formerly was
Miss Lessie Blanche Miller, a des-
cendent of pioneer families.
Mrs. Mann and the late Mr.. Mann
celebrated the 58th anniversary of
their wedding December II, 1916.
The celebration was held in their
Arlington home, which Mr.. Mann
built thirty-two years ago. During
their years in Georgetown they lived
at 3259 N street, now one of the
show houses in that community.
Mrs Mann's two children, Mrs.
J. Robert Mossburg and Mr.. John
Cornwell Mann live in Washington.
Mrs Mossburg formerly served as
secretary to Will Rogers, jr.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
County Thrift Shop
To Re0ben Tuesday

The Montgomery County Thrift
Shop will reopen on Tuesday at
AIS Hampden lane, Bethesda, fol-
lowing a summer recess. The hours
will be from 10 am. to pm. each
day except Friday when the shop
will be open until pm.
Money raised at the Thrift Shop
is used for health, welfare and edu-
cational work in the county. Agen-
cies which participate in its activities
are the Chevy Chase Chapter OF
the OAR, the Planned Parenthood
League of Montgomery County. the
Women's Board of Montgomery
County General Hospital and the
Women's Auxiliary of the Suburban
Hospital.
Members of the Commission Com
nittee will be at the shop from II
am. to pm. on the first and thirc
Tuesdays of each month to accept
articles to be sold on commission
Clothing with the exception of furs
hats and shoes is acceptable fol
sale as well as glass, china ano
silver. The shop keeps Is per cent
of the sale price.
Volunteer workers are needed anC
are asked to get in touch with Mrs
Oliver Kincannon, Mrs. Horatio
Wales or Mrs. Katherine Sterling
manager of the shop.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
MRS. DUGAN
-Glogau Photo.

Miss Mary Margaret Murphy,
daughter of Mrs. Edward A. Murphy
and the late Mr.. Murphy, was mar
ried to DR.. Joseph Aloysius Dugan,
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Jere-
miah John Dugan, yesterday morn
ing. The Rev. r. Paul Repetti offici-
ated and said the nuptial mass at
the Shrine of the Sacred Heart and
the wedding breakfast and recep-
ton with dancing followed in the
ballroom of the Mayflower Hotel.
DR.. William Francis O'Donnel es-
corted the bride to the sanctuary
where she was awaited by Mr.
Dugan and his brother, Mr.. John
jeremiah Dugan, who was his best
man.
Miss Jeanne Marie O'Donnell was
maid of honor and the brides other
attendants were Mrs. Francis Jo-
seph Ferguson and Miss Helen Dun
igan. Sallie Anne Curtin was jun
ior bridesmaid.
Escorting the guests to their pews
were DR.. Robert L. Simpson, DR.
George J. Fleuly, jr, DR.. John Fran
els Brennan, jr., Mr.. Conrad Grant
and Mr.. Joseph B. Morris.
DR.. and Mrs. Dugan will spend a
month in New England and will
make their home in Washington
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Church Wedding

Foundry Methodist Church was
the scene last evening of the we'd
ding of Miss Frances J. Cromwell
and Mr.. Raymond K. Rossiter, the
Rev. Ralph C. John officiating, and
the reception was held in the Let's
House adjoining the church,
The bride Is the daughter of Mrs.
Richard Howard Cromwell and the
late Mr.. Cromwell and Mr.. Rossiter
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j.
Rossiter. Mrs. Cromwell gave her
daughter in marriage and Mrs.
William Turner of Media, Pa. was
her matron OF honor.
Mr.. John E. Parker was best man
and the ushers were Mr.. James E.
Sheriff. and Mr.. William P. Tay-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rossiter will live in
Madison. Wis.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Rameys Honored
1t Luncheon

Mrs. Lewis H. Renfrow was host
eSs at luncheon today, entertaining
at the third in a series she has
planned for the late summer. Her
guests of honor today were Mrs.
Howard K. Ramey and her daugh-
ter, Miss Florence Elizabeth Ramey,
who will leave September Is for
Puerto Rico to attend the dedica-
ton of the Air Force Base to the
memory of the late Brig. Gen.
Ramey who was lost in action in
1943. Mrs. Ramey and her daughter
will be guests of 1t. Gen. I. H. Ed
wards, chief of staff commanding
the Caribbean Air Command, and
1t. Gen. Sandy Sanford, command
ing officer of the Air Force Base
which will be dedicated September
18.
Guests at the luncheon today are
all closely associated with Puerto
Rico and included Sonora de Lopez,
Mrs. Dilia Baco Burns, Mrs. j. H.
Cerecido, Mrs. Benjamin Karpman,
president of the Porto Rican League
and the past president, Mrs. John
Donaldson; Mrs. John T. Lucker,
president of the Pan American Liai-
son Committee; Mrs. Tonsas Cali
gas and Mrs. David Fernsler.