davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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for motorists to "slow down"
with the further warning that
speed kills.
Speed holds the key to how
free Of accidents the ampa *
ed highways will be during the
long three day weekend" DIV.
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the gOOd priests contention
hat there is no such thing as
a bad boy And Cecil Snyder,
you may recall, is the II year
old boy Of Bend, Or. who pois-
oned his father as the Christ
mas holidays drew near.
How fortunate we are, we
who are the state that we CSC
ape the repugnant spectacle Of
a child on trial for the murder
Of his own parent. 1t will oc-
cur to some Of is too, that SOC
lety itself was more than a lit
tie fault, through neglect, for
the dreadful decision a small
boy made, and carried out,
when to him there seemed no
other course. Motherless, and
the last child Of eight brothers
and sisters to remain in the sd
ualid hoval THAT served as ho-
me, Cecil Snyder testified to
the extremity Of his despair by
an act whose abhorrent nat
ure he was not old enough to
tealize. The boys statement
that his father was brutally CT
uel does not lack for correlat-
i've evidence. One does not
seek to justify the decision he
made, but surely the circum-
stances explain it. Where were
our welfare workers, where the
constituted authorities, when
this small boy was in desperate
need Of a friend? By any ans
wer that comes to mind we in
dict ourselves for contributory
neglect.
In Father Flanagan's village
for the boys the small boy
from Bend will live normally
for the first time, as he begins
that education which one day
will usher him into the world
as a young man prepared to
make the most Of his opportun-
tiles, and with the memory Of
his juvenile record grown dim.
There have been others in
Boys Town, many the time,
whose juvinile crimes were
shocking-yet love, understa-
nding and schooling restored
them to society as youths in
their country might talk
pride-fine Americans in every
sense. Were fighting for God
country and Bows Town." one
them wrote in the war, so
that other boys can have the
chance in life we were given"
The Smoll boy from Bend will
not be CLASSIFIED as a bad boy in
Boys Town, for there he will
be only a boy who needs an
other chance and the right
start.
Here are two letters to Fat
her Flanagan about the Boys
Of Boys Town.
Father Flanagan:
Had quite a number Of
your boys with me during my
career in the lastt was.
Head and shoulder above the
general average.
Signed DR.. Hand
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Reverand Father -

We have in our city one
Of your boys who is SO highly
respected by everyone that |
felt you would like to hear
about his success.
Bob O'Neill started a small
"hole in the WALL market
when he came back from the
service. In no time at all his
reputation for honest dealing
had spread and it was necess-
airy for him to enlarge his mar
ket twice in one years time.
Bob is a credit to you and
your faith in humanity,
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TRAFFIC NEWS

With the warning that four
people may meet violent death
on our highways and streets
during the coming forth Of July
holiday, the Nebraska State
Safety Council is issuing a plea
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dish. Then add a layer of sliced eggs and a layer of mushrooms. Repeat
layers until dish is full. Meantime, boil away half Of the stock in
which the chicken was cooked and pour remainder into dish. Cover
with a very short pie crust and bake as an ordinary pie.
mo matter how busy | am" says Miss Hayes, Il see to it that all
my used kitchen fats and table scraps ae salvaged. It's really smart
ind thrifty, for meat dealers pay well for every pound turned in"
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Father Flanagan

p. S. The editorial on the back
Of this letter tells the story Of
one boy who needed Boys
Town badly. The other two
letters refer to some Of our for
mer citizens. EFF.
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Helen Hayes Tells How To
Make "OId Warriors" Chicken Pie

Although my career keeps me terribly busy" says Helen Hayes, dis
tinguished stage. screen and radio actress, Il manage to spend some
time in my kitchen each day. l love to cook, and best of all. I like
to make this chicken pie:
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Most Sincerely,
Signed-Hazel Slime

orists will take speed is a con
tributing factor in two out Of
every five fatal traffic acc;den-
Is and the greater the speed
when the accident occurs, tie
greater the chance Of death.
your rear view mirror; signal
for turns and avoid abrupt
stops.
8. Slow down at shutdown
hold night time speed below
the maximum at which you can
stop within the range Of your
head lights.
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This editorial appeared in
the Oregonian on Friday, Jan.
% 1913.
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sold Warriors" Chicken Pie

/ hen C. or z lbs.) / dozen hard boiled eggs
2 cans Of French mush- salt and pepper
rooms (fresh mushrooms l tablespoon Of chopped
darken color Of pie.) celery
pie crust
(for eight people)
Store hen in refrigerator for "a hours. Boil as you
would for salad and add seasoning as desired. Al
low chicken to cool and soak in cooking water for
another "a hours. Then skim off all fats that have
risen to top of pot and place in clean used fat can.
Halve mushrooms and slice eggs separately. Dice
chicken and place a LAYER in bottom of deem baking
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TO BOYS TOWN

Few will fail to agree with
the majority, that sending Ce-
Gil Snyder to Boys Town, Neb
was the best thing to do. In
deed, society had no other cho-
ice, and it was for such pro-
blems, and their solutions, that
Father Flanagan founded this
remarkable community-whos
primary purpose, with all that
this connotes, is the proving Of
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light Ravens, President Of Il E
Council, said, when a record.
throng Of pleasure-bent mot
The Council offered these
practical speed tips to holiday
drivers:
|. Obey legal and common
sense speed limits.
2. Keep your car under con.
troll at all times SO that you
stop in time if you have to.
5. Slow down before you get
to a traffic signal or an inter
section.
4. Keep a safe, clear stopp-
ing distance between you and
the car ahead
5. Keep following traffic in
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Counting the Stars
It Is possible to see 5000 stars Ia
the sky with the naked eye.
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Father Flanagan:

Had quite a number Of
your boys with me during my
naval career in the lastt was.
Head and shoulder above the
general average.
Signed DR.. Hand
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-03

Here are two letters to Fat
her Flanagan about the Boys
Of Boys Town.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

played host to the scarlet and
grey from Cleveland East. It
seems as though they were really
in the groove. East drubbed Lo-
rain Oil.
1t seems that East has a home
run king named Ed Budic. He
can really hit as we'll as he can
eat and that is no joke! (We'll
Just forget about the errorsD
Speaking of nome run hitters,
our own Rudy Binder has moved
up into the ranks OF "the great.
He hit peachy home run Sun
day also. Nice going Rudy.
Remember gang, we have
beach party scheduled for July
10th. Let us get to the meetings
and help make all of our activities
a success.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Pauline

Youngstown, o., July Don't
forget folks! The Jrs. are hold
ing picnic Sunday, July 4th at
the Saxon picnic grounds. Be
sure you come out. You'll all have
a grand time. Remember the six
beautiful electric appliances will
be given away. We would like to
see all our friends from out-of-
town at our picnic. There will
be fun for all. young and old. So
pleose keep this an open date.
Everyone seemed to enjoy
themselves emmense by lasts
Sunday at the Singers picnic.
Plenty of food, pitching horse
shoes; round, square and polka
dancing, singing and what have
you.
Our boys travelled to Canton
last Sunday, the game ending in
a 20 score, Canton's favor. But
Yo. was good loser. They play
ed a very hard game.
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CANTON ECHO
By Heck

Canton, O., July Our Senior
Lodge picnic was held today at
Volts Farm and it seemed to be
very much success. The Jrs.
with the Youngstown players
went to the picnic after the ball
game. By all indications every.
body enjoyed themselves, certain
ly enough beer was slowed away
by all. Our thanks to our older
folks for very enjoyable picnic
The game was won by Canton
by score of 20. The errors
were kept down to minimum to-
day. Let's keep up the good work
boys! Don't forget practice is on
Tuesdays and Fridays at $50 p.
m. on Avondale Field. Let's see
everybody at the next practice.
Our regular monthly meeting
will be held on July 9th at 8 p. m.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Bill

Cleveland, O., July Last Sun
day the ball team went to De-
troit to see if they could have bet
ter luck than the rest of the ball
teams did, but we again came out
on the tailend of a "a score.
I am sure everyone had good
time. We thank the Detroit club
for the sweet time shown to us.
Please remember that the sing
ing practice has been changed to
Monday night at 8 P. M.
Please try and come as often
as possible.
Don't forget that the ping pong
and card party tournament is on
Please try and get your entrance
in by Friday and givev money &c
Bill Stuehler or Bill Banyak.
There will be no ball game next
Sunday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
SALEM NEWS
By Betty Polder

Salem, O., July 1t seems
that after the Farrell and Salem
game, which was another victory
for US 7 to Is, we cooks decided
we wanted a picnic, so after gett-
ing a few more persons inter-
ested in our idea we drove out TO
the home and joined in the mer-
ry-making.
But then the rains came - it
diluted potato salad and dampen-
ed people, but it counld not dam
pen our spirits.
After sending for reinforce
ments the picnic went on and a
good time had by all.
July II we venture to Youngs-
town for a good baseball game.
Any girls interested in learn
ing how to Swim see or call Ken
nyCoy, if you can swim and have
not let him know do it. Please.
See you in Youngstown.
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gebet Der 3ufllnit. "a mebr ais orei
0iertel Der @enibbeit INN Sen Ya5i-
it trobnt. BORT lieecn sic enti6ei-
oenoen 9raftteloer ser 3,,f,,nft, obne
Die es fein ramerifaniides Sabrbun=
bert" eeben fann.
Sier treifen fid alio erfreulid,er=
rueiie Die Sntereiien ,lno Die Soft
nungen Mmerifas unb Guropas: Gu
ropa tpia cine Ginigung aui Der 8a.
iis INN oas Mittelmeer, nit Mfrifa
aIs 9tobitoffbaiis; eS 1ueiB, oaB es
ME nrebr in Der Gage lit, in oen
8ampi nm sic @eltberridait ein5u-
greifen. Der iid INN 6en Ya3ifif eat.
ipinnen unb entibeioen miro; e
iiberlGBt Dies germ a,nS neiolos SEN
6cioeu @iganten Mnerifu uno 8uB-
lano, uno lit nur berniibt: iib io,peit
uic moslid aus oieiem 9ampi fer
ausaubalten, ser es nihts angebt.
Sir 9e,ltiblano ersibt iih aus
oieier Sablaee cine ne,.e, ibcra.s
tpidtige Mufgabe: es 5eiet iih, baB
seraoe Der &f lm sic Ginbeit
uno ssreibeit 9e,thIanSs ioentiid)
| lit nit Dem &f nm Die Ginbeit
uno Greibeit guropds! - go ,uie
beute Sic 3erreibung 0eutidlanes
ote 3erreiB,ng guropas bebeutet, 10
miro moreen Die ginbeIt 9e,,tib.
lambs bie Ginbeit g,lrppas beoeuten
Deutiblano lit Der Rern Guroras.
Der allein IN Der Gage lit: Sit llnb
8eit suiamn1en5llbrinaen uno 8lt.
ialnmenplbalten - je friiber man
oas in Baris ,,no @aribcu in Son-
Don nnb @aibineton einiiebt, oeito
6eiier fir GGuropa, fir slmerifa,
iiir sic @elt!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
Sc,pjet,Kmltmr
(S&Iuk bon @ette ~

elnen Oalnm gegen sic antilotpie-
filben Verleumoungen, 6ie bon o,n
anslanoiifen anelo-amerifanilheu
imperialiitiiben @reiien uno BON ser
oeutld)en Heaftion rnS oeiltiben 8ol.
tie tagtuglid eingeilnpft perocn. -
Die iotpietiiden 8eietunasmaht bat
I'M Saufe Der orei Sabre, oie felt benz
&riegsenoe beritridpn iino. tonic.
quent uno lrrbeirrt cine Nolitif
bnrd)gefiibrt, oeren @eien sic ebte
Oeanofratiiierung Delltihlanbs uor
9ei Der Gurdiiibrung ser unuians
reifen @ltfgaben CUR griinoliheu
1fonomiiden, politiiden mo ioeo-
logtihen 9sengeitaltl,ng Oeutidb.
lambs itiibt iid, bie ioapietiide Mili-
tarregier,lng alrf Die @erftGtieen unb
oeren Srganiiationen.
Tulpanotp fubr Damn fort: .SSn
oieiem Saule baben fid Wenidfn
ber1dln1nelt. Die in benz erlten iosia.
liltiiden Staat Der Melt elm gro6es
8eiipiel uno eine mGbtiee Stiite fiir
ale fortid}ritt(iden oemotratilhcn
arafte Der 8elt ieben, uno oie'e
Meniden id,aifen oie ipidtigIten
Goransieblngen fir bie @ieSerJe-
burt Der Sel,titben Semotratiihen
aitlt,lr. = @ir betradten sic 1Gtig-
felt Ser Beieuihait gum Stuoium
Der &ultur Der Sotpietunion als el.
nen api6tigen 8eitras aur 0urdfiib-
rllng Ser groBen nationalen Muf.
gabe Oes oeutiden 8olfes - Sic
@eieuidaft er3iebt tpirflihe 0reunoe
Der Solpietrnion. Die 3uflnit mllB
gu elmer feiten 5rernoidJait stuiiden
alnieren 8Glfern fiibren."
O1e 0eleuld)aft ut mt 1bren Nuls
turleiitltngen inl eriten ssabr ibrcs
8eitebens nod nidt 5ufrieoen. a,,c-
apnsfl iteut in Musiiht: ~orin9enO
ben0tiste" @erfe Der So,pietlpiiien-
ihaft uno Saipietliterutlr, 8riei-
tpediel stpii6en Mosfaller uno Ser.
liner S6ulflaiien. atuiiden r,liiiiden
uno Seutidcn 8ii6ern, sic ausge.
tauidt peroeh iollen (luobl gum
.Auede Ser 3eniur) iiber Die Sc
ifdftitelle oer@eieaibaft seleitet lper-
ben. Naboem eine Heibe ruiiopbiler
beutider Shriftiteller InH Snten-
Santen, ourllnter slnna Se9bers.
8ernbaro aellermann alno @olfsang
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
REFUNDS AVAILABLE TO
WAR WIDOWS

Thomas M. Carey, Collector OF
Internal Revenue, has again call
ed attention to possible refunds
of income tax that may be due
war widows or benehciaries of
members of Armed Forces of
World War II who died while in
service. The refunds payable
exist where income taxes were
paid for any year during any
part of which the decedent was
in service and for the year in
which falls the date of his death.
The right to the refund was est
ablisbed under Public Law 367,
8Oth Congress, which was ap-
proved August S, lo47. and re-
quires that the claim must be fill
ed before January l, l949.
For example, "a" entered the
Army in the year l94l and died
in 1915 while in active service.
Any tax paid by him or for him
for the years lo4l through l945
would be subject to refund. How
ever. if the taxpayer had entered
the service in l945 and died in the
same year while in service, a re-
fund would be available for the
year l945 only. If taxes for the
prior years had been paid after
his death they would be subject
to refund.
| Any beneficiary who qualities
for such refund may secure the
necessary information as to the
manner in which to submit the
! claims by contracting the Office
of the Collector OF Internal Reve-
nue. where assistance will be fur
nished.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
NEW CASTLE NEWS
By Henry Bender

New Castle, Pa, July Last
Saturday night the Juniors held
their dance and it went over in a
big way. To bad no one came
early enough to play their favo-
rite sport. We would like to thank
Youngstown boys and everyone
from Ellwood City that came to
our dance. Your support was ap-
preciated.
Lost and Found
One peal necklace was found
at our picnic grounds. Owner will
please get in touch with Henry
Bender.
Monthly Meeting
On Wednesday, July IA, there
will be important meeting. We
would like to discuse our Junior
picnic.
To Canton
To Mr.. Heck. / assure you that
by l94o the creek will be we'll
stocked. | hope this puts your
mind at rest. We in New Castle
aim to please everyone.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
At|antische Union oder
europaeische Einigunq?
Shlub bon Seite I.

0eltidlano mebr baben tuollen, fann
uno ioa es eben audy fein gei,,noes
unb itarfes europa p1uebr geben!
Die rMtlantiibe Union" nun lit
auf oieier a,ueiten S6lubfoIger,,na
auisebmlt: iie ptSeptieri enOsiiltig
sic 3erreiBung Guropas in cine 0lt-
lide uno cine apeitlide Sdlfte = tuo=
fei sic oitlibe SGlfte elm 8eitanoteil
oes r,iiiIhen Smperil,ms ,mo oie
tpeitlihe !SGlfte Elm 8eltanoteil oes
amerifaniiden Smperirms meroen
unb blei6en ioa!
Oab babel Die Salbieruns guros
pas NIT Ger &albierllne DeutiblanSs
5uiammenfGlt, lit nidt MIR ipmbo-
liid = tpeil eben oas Shidial bon
Oeutlblano unaufIosbar Sos S6ids
lal Gnropas tpioeripiegelt - ion-
bern es font1lt aipd) Den WiinMcn
lnS &biidten bieies &reiies in be-
ionoerer @eiie entgegen: oaba,r1
miro bieies rsefabrlid)e 0el,tlblanb"
ioipobI in einem, nie i'm anoeren
Smperium 10 idapab oertreten fein,
oaB es in feinem cine tpid)tiee &oue
ipielen fann ,lno i'm 2a,,fe Ser Seit
als ielbitGnoige politiidr Ginbeit
iiberbaupt beridipinoet; es iou iiir
l6eioe Smperien MN sic &olle als
2ieIerant BON 1e6nifern unS Sol
oaten ipielen (ihon bellte fGnnpfeu
3. g. 10000 9eltihe fir oas frans
collide emporium in Sn6osGbina
@ir Itellen alio felt: Die beute bon
boblt einflubreiden &reiien Slime.
lrifas - NIT itarfer llnteritiitrng ii
fran3Giiiten ,mo ensliiben 2infs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

Fireworks. greater than ever be-
fore" and Bob Hope, lin person" are
two Of the many big attractions Of
the 10th annual free gate Festival
Of Freedom at Cleveland,s Municipal
Stadium on Sunday evening. July
9Th.
Shown holding . giant cracker
are, left to right: Co-Chairman
George F. Buehler. Horace G. Ire.
harne, Secretary-Manager Of the
Cleveland Advertising Club sponsor
Of the Festival; Co. Chairman Judge
Frank j. Merrick. and Mayor
Thomas A. Burke lighting up"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

2angboff, bon elmer Stuoienreiie
nod MubIanS 5uriidgefebrt iin6, iol-
len nit anoeren al,nltibaffenosn,
Sob' '6ul6o5cnter Stuoenten nn0
0ebrern ,peitere Neiien arraneiert
,peroen. INN Die Soniet,lnion fenne,l
5ll lernen.
Die @eieaidaft gum Stuoirm Ser
&ultur ser So,pietunion lit atpeiiel.
los nidts ipeiter als cine 8ereini9.
ung ollr BropoganOierllng Der boil.
iteipiltiiben Syoeologie ,mS bes iolu-
ietiid)en Maftanipri.bs in OeutI6'
Ian0 um0 auf '0em Sentiment.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

Please let It's have everybody
there as there will be a lot of i'm
portant business to discuss.
See you in a couple of weeks
Farrell!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
By Mickey

Lorain. O., July Another
week, another ball game, and an
other victory for the other team
This is terrible. 1t can't go on,
come on boys get out and put
some practice in.
This past week end Lorain
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

The human firecracker of fun.
Bob Hope. Is looking at you from
the inset. Hope, Paramount Pic
lures star and NBC radio comedy
ace. has volunteered his services to
help Clevelanders enjoy an out.
standing Independence Day.
Colorful pageant depicting action
highlights Of Democracy on the
March" In history will high-spot
the first part of the program
and outstanding sport competition
events win follow. Music, song,
marching and magic are some Of
the other features.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Elizabeth, N. j.. have been visiting
Mr.. Lewis sister. Mrs. Arturo Fer
mandez Of st. Marys street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel M. Terry
of Prince George street have re-
turned after a visit to Old Lyme,
Conn, where they were the guests
of Gen. George Nugent, U. S. A.
retireO, and Mrs. Nugent.
Mrs. Joseph Valiant of Carvel
Hall leaves today to visit her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carroll Dunn, in Indian
apolis, Ind, before sailing, the end
of october, for Honolulu to spend
the winter with another son-in-law
and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. Ed
mund B. Taylor.
Capt. and Mrs. John Thomas Bot
tom of San Diego are visiting 1t.
Comdr. and Mrs. George D. Hiding
of Wardour.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

will celebrate their nineteenth we'd
ding anniversary Saturday.
Col. and Mrs. w. S. Steele have
returned from Yakima, Wash.
where they spent the summer.
Mrs. William Moore is here from
Florida for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter Page and their small
son, Robin Page.
Miss Margaret Abramson is back
from vacation in Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Rand are
back from Richmond, where they
attended the wedding of Miss Mary
F. Hopper and Mr.. Rodger Rhine
hart of Charlottesville. The Rev
Fred v. Poag, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church in Alexandria
off1ciated at the ceremony. The
new Mrs. Rhinehart is niece of
Mrs. Poag. and little Nancy Poag
served as flower girl at the wedding
Mrs. Eugene Lindsay. Mrs. Earl
Cannon, Mrs Jess Willard and
Mrs. Ralph Manchester are on 8
motor trip to Quebec, Canada.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Navy-Corneu game yesterday in
Baltimore.
Capt. and Mrs. Vincent H. Godfrey
of Pittsburgh and their daughter,
Miss Sibyl Godfrey, are spending
their week end with Mrs. Godfrey's s
mother, Mrs. Arthur B. Owens of
Southgate avenue. They were guests
at the wedding of Miss Mary Delma
Brice and Ensign John Lawrence
Carroll which took place yesterday
afternoon. Miss Sibyl Godfrey was
one of the bridesmaids.
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. Stanley E.
Hindman, accompanied by Mrs.
Hindman's sister, Miss Marion Pen
nington, left Thursday by motor for
the West Coast.
Mrs. Wilton Mccarthy of Carvel
Hall entertained at the buffet supper
last Monday at the Alumni House
in honor of Mrs. Joseph Valiant,
who is leaving today to spend the
winter in Honolulu.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hilyer
Gearing of Randall Court have as
their guests for several weeks Mrs
Gearings sister, Mrs. Otto Lang of
Beverly Hills, Calf, and her two
children, Peter and Mart.
Comdr. and Mrs. Mark st. Clair
Ellis of Wardour have returned after
spending the summer on the West
Coast.
Mrs. Walter Henderson, wife OF
Mai. Henderson, U. S. M. c., of
Patuxent Naval Station, spent sew
eral days last week as the guest of
Mrs. William H. Doyle of Prince
George street
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis of
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Mrs. Victor Won Gemming will
entertain at a small bridge party
Wednesday.
Mrs. Edward Morris and her
daughter, Virginia Ann, of Portland
Oreg., will arrive this week for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Aubra Shu-
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin HUI
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ballard
and their children have returned
from a vacation at Martha's Vine
yard.
Mrs. William NJ. Rice will leave
a week from today for the West
Coast and in San Francisco will be
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Robert
Lare.
Miss wilma Blackwell Is planning
a visit later this month in Haddon-
field, N. j., where she will be the
maid of honor at the wedding of a
former Hood College classmate
Miss Folly Tomlinson. who is to be
married to Mr. George Marple.
Mrs. Noel Blair is on a vacation
trin to San Francisco and Mexico.
Navy Capt. and Mrs. D. M. AgneW
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at the home of Capt. and Mrs. Dyer
also include Mrs. Dyer's aunt, Mrs.
Thomas Forster, and nephew, MI.
John Forster, of Newcastle, Eng
land.
Col. and Mrs. Henry H. Duval are
back after spending a few days Wis
iting their son. Cadet Henry H.
Duval, jr., at Virginia Military In
stitute in Lexington. They have
been entertaining as their guests
for few days Col. and Mrs. Leon
Whit O. Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith
Bank hNio as a guest Mrs. Banks
mothc, i-Is Ashton Fite. who is
here from her summer hcn1e on
Cape Coz, En- route to Alexandria
she stopped in West Dennis to
srend a week with Mrs. H. D
Wisein.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. James l.
Holloway. jr.. will hold a reception
at the superintendent quarters on
Wednesday afternoon.
Capt. Edmund B. Taylor, u. S. N.
arrived Friday from Honolulu to
attend a conference in Washington
This week end he is the house guest
OF Capt. and Mrs. Cooper of the
Naval Academy and attended the