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Evening star., 1948-10-28

TRUCKS! TRUCKS! TRUCKS!
1947 Chevrolet. new. 2-ton, Holm
tractor; 2-speed rear axle; S.25x20, 10
ply tires
1946 Chevrolet h-ton panel; low mile.
age; excel. cond. throughout.
1946 Dodge s4-ton package delivery.
1898 Chevrolet u a-ton with express body
AS Is. S115. BARRY PATE MOTOR CO.
100 Conn ave RE 1879 90
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STATION WAGONS.

JEEP STATION WAGON, SI,7s5. Phone
OIL. $500 ="
PONTIAC 1948 "s" station wagon: fine
cond.: radio and heater; low mileage;
priced S1,625 for quick sale for cash.
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40 FORD 1l7-ton l.wb. platform
and stakes: new rubber. recon-
ditioned engine; cab and plat
form in excellent condition $T95
Al Ford I-ton panel: heater, extra
seat. turn indicators; orig.
black; one owner; condition
like new $50
40 Dodge is-ton pickup perfect
cond., low mileage 1,095
AS Ford i2-ton pickup: low mileage,
r. and h.. signal indicators.
caravan cover and steel tool box ! .695
All guar. for 30 days. 10 others. all types
II It's q truck you need, c. Hurd at HILL
& T1BBITTS. MA Vermont ave. NV,
Wash's. oldest Ford dealer. MA. 9S50-2S
USED TRUCK VALUES
As GMC 3-ton tractor 81 .225
~ Chew 1ia-ton, 2-yd. dump 325
80 GMC 1i2-ton, 12-ft. van 225
'46 Ford 1la-ton chassis and cab,
Al Mack 2-ton chassis and cab. 49,
SO GMC Atom chassis and cab,
auxiliary transmission 500
2-ton hydraulic coal body 175
Open until 1890 Saturdays. GMC
TRUCK AND COACH DIVISION, 80 NJ st.
ME. OD0l 40
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STORES WANTED.

LIST YOUR PROPERTIES with us fol
quick action, have many clients including
out f-town chain companies looking fol
good locations. Call Mr.. Kiely. LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN &; CO., Realtors, l4l5 K st
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FARMS WANTED.

HAVE CLIENT-Will pay So 600 down or
small farm, not over 80 miles D. c..
Southern Md. preferred; house need moi
be modern. JOHN A. CULLEN. Sol War.
ner Bldg 81
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$1,000 sECoND-TRUsT NOTE on owner S
home, payable 500 per mo; sell for
So 900 cash Bog 133-E. Star. 2s'
81 900, TWO-YEAR end TRUST for $500
So. Rental property just above Scott
Circle. now rented for $500 per month.
Hobart 5465. 29s
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

LINCOLNIA PARK, Just OF Shirley high
way. miles from Pentason, 8 miles from
Alexandria; 4-lane super highway from
entrance to this subdivision to town by
next spring: large wooded well-elevated
homesites; S100 down, $25 month; E only
Owners, Alex. 5906 tclosed Sundays).-3O
FOR DESIRABLE CoLoRED-4s tract OF
land. 159-ft. frontage on Central ave, 20
miles east Of D. c. line; very high eleVa-
Priced for quick sale. Call HI. 1885 after
B pm. daily -3l
s BEAUTIFUL WOODED ACRES. commut-
ing distance "a miles D. C. line). in en-
chanting southern Md. Priced right at
$3.50. Write Box 236-D. Star -29
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WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.

TWO BEDRMS. AND BATH-Bungalow
near Chesapeake Beach: easy terms, i'm
mediate possession. $4,000. o. B. ZANT-
FINGER CO. Ask operator for Marlboro
1908; ewes. Marlboro 1897. -2S
TWO-BEDRoOM year round home, knotty
pine living ROOM complete bath, kitchen,
elec. refgr.. gas hot-water heater, gas
heater: excellent condition; % Immediate mi t
possession. $3.50 down, $40 a month. MR..
BOND, ME. 95l0.
COTTAGE. furn.. rms, lge inclosed
porch Chesapeake Beach. $4,000 or best
Waterfront Rambler, 66'x18'
Large lot, dock. boat; bath in, plans for
nishins e sh inside incl real buy only
c. WOODARD, Shady Side. Md, West River
642l. across from post ONCE. go
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FOXHALL FARM

155-acre tobacco farm, located near Marl-
boro.. in the heart of Maryland's tobacco
g1 owing district. improvements consist of
flne brick Colonial residence OF q rooms,
. baths and recreation room, fireplaces.
Entire building thoroughly renovated, i'm
proved and brought UP to date. Well
Outbuildings consist of large tobacco barn
30xS0. smaller tobacco barn 24x64. stock
Will consider reasonable down payment
or exchange for Washington residential
property. Phone Mr.. Terms. EN- O666. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co,
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BOB n st. NV, MA. 234I
SMALL FARMS

OIMALL fARMS
acres and Independence. $50 down, $15
mo. Beautifully wooded acres with big
trees. Plenty of room for chickens, gar
den, fruits, etc. Picnic here or park your
trailer here till you are ready to build
You can use your land as soon as you pay
the, $50 down. Convenient to everything,
$50 DOWN-$15 MONTH
$2 minTtss ,Is nsi, drive out Lee blyS or Lee hwy;
light. light; see our r, big sign and once on left,
from Washington-no turns Open every
day, 2 to pm. Bring $40 deposit. Trail
way bus passes US on Lee hwy. -31
FARMETTE
Three acres good land, 5-bedrm. modern
house. barn and other outbldss. beauti-
ful shade trees, fruit trees; on hard road
,:aai. near Gaithersbure. Priced to sell this
CRANE & HELAN
81. 1000 -29
YOU CAN STOP LOOKING
Here Is a prewar-priced farm. situated 3
miles from Frederick. Md; approximately
347 acres of beautiful rolling land with
about camille frontage on the Monacacy
River; 1-rm. frame house. 45x9o-ft: bank
mountain view. Positively the best farm
buy in committing distance of D. c.; only
S20,500.. on terms. For further informa-
tion, call Mr. Talbert.
Max c. Schwartz, ia. $500
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SOMETHING UNUSUAL,

Small general purpose farm. with 6OO-ft
frontage on main hwy, 35 acres, 6-rm
house, .elec. and water, barn, stream lC
minis. from Rockville. Md Price, Sl3,950
Call MIDDLETON g. JONES, INC, PL
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LOTS WANTED.

LOTS WANTED, to build rambler: must be
good section of Arlington or Alex: 75xl5O
or larger, preferably wooded. Box l21-C.
Star. -2S
XMAS TREE LOTS, or suitable corners
wanted AID 1ll4 80
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UNIVERSITY PARK

approx. 60x125 each, street cut to grade,
trunk line sewers in, all utilities avail;
will build for. individual and assist in
Call MR.. WAGNER. eves., WA. 434S.
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WOODSIDE PARK

2 lovely homesites. ideally situated fol
rambler-type houses. One contains almost
y acre and the other is approx 75xll(
IT. Both on paved streets ready to build
Call Francis Key, 81. 3010 or 81. 544s
ewes.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

Ist TRUST NOTES FOR SALE, payable
81 so per mo; at Sc interest Discount
SO. AID. 053l 80
81 900 end TRUST NOTE, payable $3.50
per month at SO interest; price. $3.50.
Adams 0531 20
FOR SALE-First and second trust notes
on suburban property; 4la acres and large
Box LIE Star AZ
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Philip B. Key Realty Co.

BUILDERS ATTENTION
Bethesda; 100 lots: sewer, water. streets
IN; will subordinate. DU. S193: ewes,
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STORES FOR SALE.
STORES FOR RENT,

NEAT, groceries and vesetable store. G
T Rn1-
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BANNOCKBURN HEIGHTS
ROCK CREEK PARK

West Of 18th and Kalmia rd.; large lots
on paved streets: beautiful setting for
your home; priced to sell and financed to
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

TRUCK for hayride for evening of o
30. After pm. RIGBY, MI. 1895. =
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MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY WANTED.

PVT. PARTY WILL BUY chattei and 2nt
trust notes. Phone MR.. MASON, MA. 1856
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WOODSIDE PARK
7O-FOOT FRONTAGE

Silver Spring; Q lots, 72x175 each.
Highland dr.. blk. from church; oWr
priced to SELL DU. S193; ewes, c
Evening star., 1948-10-28

DODGE 194s custom club, coupe; blue;
only 25 miles: 1886; 3O-day guarantee.
tTade iii J. st til 5 nfeEss1 RsR
MOTOR CO., 500 Wis. ave, WO. 9351.
coSers mies 6day s1a n sasat
antee. Cash. trade or terms at So inter-
2fn MofoRs s5fs NC SRSsSS snSo Wis ~
DobGE Don Hi'' 1e47 club coupe: black f finish,
clean. 81 .a95; 3o-day euarantee. CARR
SALES SALE CORP, 1891 Wis. ave. NV EN-
DODGE 1946 4-dr. sedan; heater, de-
RSRGE SSS p,yaan; Iaa td v s1d T.
MOTOR SALES, 18th and R. I. ave. ne,
boDGE BOD iS4s 4-dr. sedan; heater, ms custom
nee, $s45. Tw. 5000, Ext. 1872 after 8
DODGE 1e4e Cdr; black, radio, heater,
low mileage; immaculate inside and out;
price 81 ,695, cash. trade. or terms. WILL
HANS h1AMs ave cUnvtt; At Goth st ne ,ss
and heater; cream finish. new Black top;
SSS s6dsy %ss guam mifnf.e HI fssfTTs s2as1fa
ro1d peaief Sssneni MA avs $3.50 RT washs s osss'
DobGE 1S4i 4-door Luxury Liner; heater.
clean interior, above average cond.; $3.50
cash. Before 6 pm, Sligo 2463. 80
very nice cond; extras: $685.. TOWN &
COUNTRY MOTORS, 1886 Wis. ave, OR.
DODGE 1885 a,dr; good running car; hne
transp, for S135. Ex. $3.50, DEALER.
DODGE 1885 4-dr.: good mech. cond :. body
and pant go0ax fins 1sso tires rSA1Es gHsr' D. C.
DODGE 1887 4-door sedan; r. and b.,
new seat covers: low mileage; good cond.;
DODGE 1910 4-dr. sedan: excel cond.,
!, and hs 5000. Can be seen after ~ pm
afSRn is47 Fordor sedan; low mileage;
slip covers, radio, heater, signal lights
and other accessories; price, $1,775.
Phone ME. 2710. -31
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGES WANTED.

DOUBLE GARAGE Cor parking or storage
mr.. 9Th and H ne. EX. $500: ewes, IA
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z coach; heater. run only
k finish like new. spotless
Bring in your cid car and
trade you can make: 30
guarantee; cash. trade or
Ford, 20l7 Virginia ave.
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ciaan kOaEu dS41 I cluo coupe heater,
anteed Transportation; good rubber: Full
EAST MOTOR co. LOT, Ford Dealers,
cHEvRoLET ia4s Aero e sedan: d 1adi radio and
heater; seat covers; barely broken in:
sf Feetne hD ese &sre radio
80. collie MoTcR & TRAILER CO,
s2s32 Ga ave-, Silver Spring. Md. 81. 5000.
CHEVROLET 1889 Master de luxe 2:dr.;
r; and h: very clean inside and out far
terms; : HSYfE SyI ss%S MOTOR SALES is 45 Sue
CHEvRoLET Ss ERT fS4s Haus convertible; gray, full
equipment; 5000 miles; pvt. owner; So
45o or best offer. Call after 8, OR. $3.50.
CHEVROLET 1899 Master de luxe 2-door;
like new; runs like 1948 model; car must
esb es s0la rase Sdsg cT terms . 'es REsS y $ 5
m,rstf aSfs S.atss .ss Bsees
sates ony sa6 MO-
TOR co. Lot. Ford Dealers. 1901 Mime
ceSaifEvReLET che 1a4s Areo He Fleetline fully
M$f sSssS is; ssS shsn Rs; o ssss q
CHEVROLET 1947 sed.. Looks and runs
like brand new. Jet blk. luster finish;
spotless interior, Wv. tires; reduced to
balance 1S-mos Written guar. COLUM-
BIA MOTORS, 14th and Fla. ave. NV.
CHEVROLET 1941 convertible de luxe: r.
and h. with defrosters, fog lights; good
paint. excel; motor and tires: terms can be
arranged {; s. Sl295i sH 4o7os oa doar
total selling price, 1895. Here is the buy
If the week, This car is real cream
price. ASK for stock No. 5I2. WASH
iNGTON MOTOR CO, 119 o st. ne. 20
CHEVROLET 1941 2-dr. Special de luxe;
81 ,O45 or best. ofIer. Call RE. 7400, Ext.
1916. to 4:30. 2Ss
CHEVROLET 1947 convertible club coupe;
fully equipped, like new, $1,795. BRENT
WOOD MOTOR Co. INC. 1717 r.; /.
ave. ne. Du. 2A77. -20
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FORD l941 Super de luxe Tudor; looks like
new. excellent condition throughout. Writ
ten guarantee. S995, cash, trade or terms.
STEUART MOTOR CO., 9th and New York
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-23
Macon Women
Study Religion

MACON - Mrs. r. ]. Parrish
was hostess at the first meeting
of the year of the Macon's Wo-
mans Club on Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Carrie Brame presented
the program, discussing Shinto-
ism and Taoism as part Of the
topic for the year, "the Origin
of Religions.
One new member, Mrs. c. A.
Harris, was welcomed into the
club, and Mrs. E. ]. Bullock and
Miss Betsy Moore were visitors.
Miss Moore, a bride-elect, was
presented with a gift by the
hostesses.
Mrs. Parrish, assisted by Mrs.
Laurin Leete as co-hostess, serv-
ed a sweet scourse for refresh
ments.
The club members said today
they are looking forward to an
interesting year of study untt,r
the leadership of club president
Mrs. J. S. Newell.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-23
New Stamps
Make Paradise
For Collectors

Commemorative stamps are
now being turned out in rapid
order, and stamp collectors and
first day cover devotees ought
to be having a fine time keeping
up with all of them, it was an
nounced by Postmaster L. G.
Shell of the Roanoke Rapids
post office today.
He said the Post Office De-
partment is currently turning
out more special stamps RICH,
now than he can ever remember
in the past, with new ones arriv-
ing at the local office nearly
every day.
Shell said that today new
special issue commemorating
Fort Kearney went on sale
right on the heels of a stamp is
sued in honor of Gold Star Moth
ers. He said that two other spe-
cial stamps, one honoring Clara
Barton of the Red Cross issued
on September 8 and one calling
attention to Americas poultry
industry on September, had al
ready been put on sale this
month.
On October 5, the postmaster
said, another commemorative
stamp lauding the volunteer
firemen of the nation will be
placed on sale.
Shell said it is a pleasure to be
able to supply these stamps to
collectors, adding that most of
the specials" came in three
cent denominations and are larg-
er than the regular-size stamp.
He said he had found lot of OBJ
jectlonS to the commemorative
stamps among large users of
stamps because tie oversize
makes for a lot more licking to
make them stay on the envelopes
for mailing.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-23

may vanish into thin air as far
as you're concerned in the near
future. She's been your close
friend Tor much longer than he's
mattered to you, so don't be has
ty In brushing her off. l. would
be far smarter for you to begin
dating someone at college or
near by. You will be able to for
get him, if you try.
90 Dear Nancy: have
been going with a boy since
February. He says he cares for
me, but his actions don't seem
to show it. He doesn't call for
three or four days at a time,
and when he does, it's vary
short and casual conversation.
He very rarely takes me out
any more, but when he does
feel like seeing me, he Just
drops over after it's 100 late
to 60 out. I don't know what
to do, SO I'm asking for adj
vice. Can you help me?
(A) Don't put up with this any
longer. He knows where he
can reach you whenever he
wants to, SO he doesn't make
any effort to hold your interest.
If this sort OF thing goes on
much longer, eventually he
won't bother to see you at all.
Your best bet is to start dating
other boys and let him worry
for a while. Once it seems as
though you've decided 20 he in
dependent, too, he'll either
change his attitude and Try to
get you back, or you'll find
someone else who's more con-
siderate.
If you have problem at
school or at home, write Hiss
Mottram for her help.
COPYRIGHT 1913, GENERAL
FEATURES CORP
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-23
} U IT B E T ZEN US
By Nancy Mottram

hood. I'm tired of being by
myself, yet l don't know how
to get out of the rut."
(A) When school starts, you
will have no trouble meeting
people, and joining in with their
activities. But it's not smart to
spend your time alone and out
of sight. You'll never get a good
start on friendships that way.
There might be a few girls liv-
ing right near you to whom you
could introduce yourself, and
through them, meet others.
Friendliness and smile are i'm
portant when you're aiming to
make acquaintance in differ
ent place, and good grooming
is an asset too. TENTS courts or
the corner coke shop are sum-
mertime hangouts, and once you
get started, you won't run into
any difficulties making new
friends.
90 Dear Nancy: When
I entered college, l met a girl
who became my best friend.
She was going with a fellow
at the time, and we often used
to 60 on double dates. After
while, 1 broke up with the
boy I'd been dating, and her
friend moved to another town.
Soon after he began writing
to both of us. Then, we began
to quarrel about the letters he
sent me, although I let her
read everyone. l became fond
OF him, but because l wanted
to keep her friendship, I tried
to forget him and couldn't.
Now our friendship is rapidly
cooling, and although the TEL
low isn't serious about either
,one of us, it's developed into
confusing situation. What shall
l do?
(A) No doubt she feels that
you are trying hard to corral the
man in her life. But before you
start an icy, cold-shoulder re-
lationship with her, use some
common sense. The lad isn't Sc
rious. as you've said, and he
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-23
Mrs. Ellis Fetes
Guests At Party

WARRENTON - Mrs. j. N.
Ellis honored her house guests,
Mesdames Fred Noble, Robert
Fleming of East Arrange, N. j.,
and Mrs. Joe Fleming of Louis
vile, KY, at five tables of cards
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. V. F. Ward won high
score prize, Mrs. B. B. Williams
the low score and Mrs. Joe
Fleming the guests high score
prize. Others playing contract
bridge were Mesdames C. A.
Tucker, G. H. Macon, A. A. Will
liams, f. y. Weston, r. J. Jones,
M. G. NJ ;uirc. w. r. Baslier-
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-23

vile, Tt. j. Holt, F. NJ Allen
w. D. Rodgers, w. A. Graham,
w. N. Boyd, j. A. Cameron, II.
N. Walters and Miss Nora King
Attractive handmade cards were
used.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-23
Presbyterial To
Meet In Warrenton

Observation-Disclosures Three of
the Granville Presbyterial will
hold its regular fall meeting in
the Warrenton Baptist Church on
Friday, Ocatober l, 1890 am.
Ladies of the local Presbyter-
ian church will serve lunch to
the visiting ladies. The Execu-
tive Board, composed of ladies
from Durham, Raleigh, Oxford,
and Roxboro, will meet at 10
o'clock.
Visitors are invited to the
meeting.
Use a packaged pie mix to
make jam tarts. Roll out the
pastry, cut in circles or squares,
fill each with dab of jam, turn
corners and bake in a hot oven.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-23
New In Neighborhood?
Go Out and Make
Friends of Neiohbors

(Q Dear Nancy: We Just
moved to new town, and
because Of summer vacation,
haven't met TOGO man., of
the young crowd. I do nothing
aall day but sit around the
house and read and miss the
fellows and girls back home.
| wonder if you could tell me
how to get to know the teen.
ayers In my new neishbc.'-
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-23
College Movies Smash Hit

MORGANTOWN, w. (U.P)-
A record 100000 West Virgin
ians went to the movies last year
but not in regular theaters or
for recreation. Budd Gambee,
director of West Virginia Uni
versity's audiovisual lids de
partment, said he number wit
messed the 1000 shipments OF
educational films made by the
college in the last fiscal year.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-23

economy
You'll enjoy lively. dependable
road-action with louer cost per
mile! Chevrolet's Taloe-in-Heod
principle Of engine design is found
elsewhere only in hisher-priced
cars. And Chevrolet's worlds
champion engine has delivered
more miles, for more owners, than
any other power-plant built today!
Evening star., 1948-02-15
o-6 THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.


nounced. An autumn wedding 4
planned.
The bride-elect Is the daughter
of Capt. Edward F. Ney (S.C.), U. 8
N. (ret), and Mrs. Ney of Los Ga.
tos, Calf. She is q graduate o1
The Washington School for Secre.
taries and is at present employed
by Scripts BY Oeveste Granducci.
Mr.. Fox is the son of the late Mr.
David William Fox and Mrs. Fo,
of Chevy Chase. He attended thu
University of Maryland and is nov
completing his studies at the Co.
lumbia School of Music.
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Virginia Society
Planning Tableaas
For Costume Ball

Outstanding episodes in the life
of Mary Washington, mother OF
George Washington, will be pre-
sented at the annual costume ball to
be given by the Society of Virginia
February 10. Tableaux and a rninuet
will be performed by students OF
Mary Washington College of the
University of Virginia at this color
full affair to be held Thursday from
$3.50 to / o'clock in the west ball
room of the Shoreham Hotel.
The president of the college, DR.
Morgan L. Combs, and his wife will
be honor guests. The entertain
ment is under the direction of Miss
Mildred p. Stewart, who arranged
the dances, and Mr.. Levin Houston
III, who composed "Ihe Antique
Suite" both members of the fac
ulty.
Students participating include the
Misses Sara Armstrong, Alice Baum
gardner, Marjorie Diener, Mary Sue
Dunoway, Grace Firching, Priscilla
Gray, Muriel Harmon, Janette Ry-
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Elizabeth Love
We'd to Mr.. Rich

The marriage last evening of Miss
Elizabeth Dorothea Love to Mr..
Arthur Herbert Rich is Of more
than usual interest in Washington
where the brides family has been
prominent for many years. She is
the granddaughter of Mrs. Anton
Heitmuller and the late Mr.. Heit-
muller and her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Temple Love made their
home here for several years after
their marriage.
The wedding took place in the
West Side Presbyterian Church in
Ridgewood, N. j., the pastor the Rev.
Arthur M. Hughes off1ciating at $50
O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Love have
made their home in Glen Rock,
NJ j., for some time and the recep-
ton was held in the Ridgewood
Women's Club. Mrs. John Wetzel.
soprano sang preceding the cere-
mony, accompanied by MIR. Edward
Hart, who also played the wedding
marches.
Mr.. Love escorted his daughter
and gave her in marriage and she
wore her mothers wedding gown
Of ivory satin with antique renais-
sance lace cascading from the
shoulders. A cap of rose point lace
held her veil and she carried a
white orchid surrounded with roses
and showered with stephanotis.
Mrs. Roy Yates Sanders, jr., sister
of the bridegroom, was matron of
honor, wearing white taffeta made
with panniers and hustle and car
rying red carnations. The brides 9TH
er attendants were Mrs. Roland M.
Glenn, and Miss Jane Irby league
of New York, Miss Marcia Schiller
decker of Albany, and Miss Betty
Bodine of Fairfield, Conn., They
were dressed like the matron of
honor and carried red and white
carnations.
Mr.. Rich is a son of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul ]. Rich of Eggertsville, N. Y,
and Palm Beach, and had as his best
man Mr.. Willard M. Rich Of West
Palm Beach. The ushers included
+Mr John Dukes Wooters, Mr.. Paul ].
Rich. jr, Mr.. Robert E. Rich, Mr..
Roy Yates Sanders. jr., Mr.. Charles
r. Kreiner, Mr.. Robert Stockton
Skies, Mr.. Ernest Temple Love, jr.,
and Mr.. Hubbard William Shawhan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich will spend
month in Palm Beach and in
Jamaica and on their return will
make their home at 233 Brentwood
road in Eggertsville, N. Y. Mrs.
Rich was graduated from Mount
Holyeke College and MIR. Rich from
Lehigh University.
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der, Lois Saunier, Pat Smith, Bar
bara Watson and Ann and Betty
Worsham. In addition to Mr.. Hous-
ton, among the men taking part will
be Mr.. w. A. Castle. Mr.. Walter
Kelly, Mr.. Harold Massengill and
Mr.. M. G. Willis.
Ladies will be admitted in long
dress or Colonial costumes; men in
dinner clothes, dark suit or Colonial
costume. Wigs are not necessary.
Officers of the society who are
Evening star., 1948-02-15

opes-now so that they may be
addressed while the invitations are
being engraved. You'll adore
Cranes new "Ecru-white" wedding
stationery-both for its traditional
dignity and modern charm. Two
envelopes are now furnished-and
there is a choice of many correct
styles. Samples are on display for
q leisurely consideration. 1217 G
st. Northwest,
Evening star., 1948-02-15

planning the party are Mr.. j. w.
Rixey Smith. president; Mr.. Arthur
G. Smith, first vice president; Mr..
Weldon w. Price. second vice presi-
dent; Mr.. George p. Grove, third
vice president; Mr.. Fred P. Myers,
treasurer, and Miss Maude B. Snead,
secretary. Mrs. Margares P. Evans,
chairman Of entertainment, is an
other member Of the society, who is
deep in plans for the event.
Evening star., 1948-02-15

ii am. to midnight and
consists of Clam Broth, Imperial
Crab, Fried Scallops, Saratoga
Potatoes, Mexican Salad, Rum Bun,
Bread and Butter, and Coffee or
Tea. Imagine-all of this for only
65c-in this day of prices. They
have lots OF other delicacies on
their huge menu, too enough
to delight the palate of any
gourmet. Plan to go for luncheon,
for dinner, for late supper after
theater. Ask the headwaiter to
seat you at the Captains Table, or
In the Ships Cabin, or in any OF
the other Marine Dining Rooms.
1921 and 1907 E STREET NV.
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