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Evening star., 1949-04-09
Twelve u. N. Aides
Guests in Arlington

Twelve members of the United
Nations secretariat arrived here
last night to be the week end
guests Of members of the Arling-
ton League of Women Voters.
The foreign guests will spend
today In sightseeing and this
evening will go to a typical
American square dance at the
home of Mrs. r. c. Woodward in
Arlington Forest.
The visit OF the representatives
of Turkey. France. Argentina,
Iran, Iceland. Sweden. the United
Kingdom and Canada was ar
ranged by the International Re-
lations Committee of the league
with the cooperation of Volun-
teer Services at Lake Success. The
U. N. agency forwards request
blanks to those interested in hav-
ing q week end guest and endeav-
ors to match hostess and guest
with similar tastes and back
grounds. ..a...
Hostesses who will entertain are
Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Richard d.
White. Mrs. Wade Lathran. Mrs.
J. l.. Feely. Mrs. Harold A. Dewey.
Mrs. Harold Doud, Mrs. Henry B.
Riblet. Mrs. Waldo Nichols and
Mrs. Alexander McSurely.
Mrs. A. g. Conover is In charge
of ARRANGEMENTS.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
PEG Chapter Tea

Mrs. Opal Brewster, president
Of the District PEG. was the guest
Of honor at tea given yester-
day by Chapter @ at the home Of
Mrs. I. Newton Miller.
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Cornelius Bretsches Hosts
At Dance at F Street Club
BY Betty BeoIe

bassador Joaquin M. Elizalde took
time out from dancing TO chat
with Mrs. James K. Vardaman
while Mr.. Vardaman was having
q word with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Blake.
Mrs. Station Koret looked pretty
In her black lace frock as she
twirled with Mr.. william Nc
Comb: Mrs, George vournas. who
was escorted by her husband. was
winning compliments on her yell
low and gray chiffon gown; Miss
Lena Kapsambelis was conversing
with Colombian Counselor Jose
Camacho-Lorenzana; Mrs. Vera
7etchek and Mrs. English Cor
don entertained their listeners
throughout the evening; Mai
Taylor Simmons was doing a
rumba with eclat; 1t. Col. Albert
Cox was doing q tango with the
same. and Capt. Simon Bland
chose the prettiest girl there. Miss
Patricia Bolz, as his partner.
Others at this charming party
were Rear Admiral and Mrs. John
w. Roper, the Danish Counselor
and Mime. Bertelsen. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Harold D. Cooley,
Commodore and Mrs. v. 8. God
frey. who are going to leave
Washington soon for Newfound-
land; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rees
and DR.. and Mrs. Leo Brison
Norris.
Evening star., 1949-04-09

Capitalites were still dancing al
2 o'clock this morning In the 1925
r Street Club. reluctant to see the
end Of the party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Bretsch.
A champagne affair from be-
ginning to end. the evening started
with o large dinner at the club.
Ranking guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bretsch were the Turkish Ambas-
sador and Nine. Erskin and the
Spanish Ambassador at Large and
Sonora Lequerica. After dinner
scores more dropped in for dane
ing.
AS customary at all her big
parties, the hostess was sporting
o new Paris gown by her favorite
designer, Jean Desses. who had
also sent over the unusual dress
Nine. Dendramis. wife Of the
Greek Ambassador, was wearing
The latter's had an embroidered
white organdy top and blue fig
ured full skirt that was short in
front and had a high, wasp-waist-
ed effect. Mrs. Bretsch's dress was
OF chiffon, shading from light blue
at the neckline to a deeper hue
In the skirt
Able Gen. Sir William Morgan
head Of the British military here
who is q good dancer and loves 1t,
spent a large part of the evening
in the ballroom. Philippine Am
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Invitations Out
For Receptions

MAJ. Gen and Mrs John A
Chapman have lSSned invitations
for a e-,o-s-o clock cocktail party
Thursday n honor Of Sir Pred
erick @, sheddsn. K. c NJ O
o. 3. z. Secretary. Department
Of Defense Of Australia. and Lady
Shedden
The Turkish Ambassador and
Nine Erkin have invited friends
TO meet their coun,ry's Minister
Of Foreign Affairs and Mime. SadAk
on Wednesday a, q 53o-to-7 30
O'Clock reception
Other hosts who hare invita-
tons In the mail are Mr.. anc
Mrs. Joseph Z. Davies. who viii
be al home on Thursday, April u
from 5 TO 7 O'Clock
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Diplomats
Are Hosts
AT Parties

The Canadian Ambassador and
Mrs. Hume Wrong were among the
diplomats giving parties yester-
day. They entertained at dinner
last evening in honor Of the re-
tiring Canadian Minister and Mrs.
Thomas A. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone will leave
the middle Of next week for Vic
toria. British Columbia and en-
route will visit several places where
Mr.. Stone will make addresses. II
Is the custom In the Canadian
diplomatic service that when being
transferred 70 a new post the dip
lomat must tour his country 10
refresh his mind OF conditions in
the large centers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone will visit In
Ottawa on their way back to
Washington about May 10. They
will be here for q week before leav-
ing for New York and will sail
aboard the Queen Mary for Eng
land en- route TO Stockholm. Mr.
Stone will be Minister TO Sweden
and viii head the diplomatic mis-
sion.
The Greek Ambassador and
Nine. Dendramis also entertained
at dinner last evening, the rank
ing guests being His Britannia
Majesty's Ambassador and Lady
Franks. Others dining with them
were the president Of the National
Bank of Greece. Mr.. George
Pezmanzaglou. and Nine Pezman-
zaglou. who are in Washington
for few days.
Earlier in the evening the Mill
tary Attache of the Uruguayan
Embassy and Sonora de Bianchi
gave a cocktail party for the newly
appointed Air Attache to the
United States Embassy In Monte
video and Mrs. William F. Duncan
The guests were mostly from the
military and air branches Of the
United States and Latin American
services and included Col. and
Mrs. Francis @. Grazing and Col
and Mrs. A. r. Kingman.
The Uruguayan Minister and
Sonora de Mora were there with
other members of the Embassy
staff and also present were the
Brazilian Air Attache and Nine
Duncan. the Brazilian Naval At
|tache and Nine Ache. the Bra
lillian Assistant Air Attache and
Nine. Sierra de Menezes. the Mexi-
can Military Attache and Sonora
de Ruiz. and the Uruguayan men,
ber of the Inter-American Defense
Board and Sonora de Tiscornia.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Miss Miller Plans
Summer Wedding

The Chief Of Chaplains Of the
Army. Maj Gen. Luther D. Miller
and Mrs. Miller announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Cor
nelia Gillespie. TO Cadet Theodore
Z. Hervey. son OF Col. and Mrs.
Stewart D. Hervey OF San An
tonic, Tex. The wedding will take
place in the summer.
Miss Miller was graduated from
the George Washington University
and is a member OF Pi Beta Phi
sorority. Cadet Hervey will be
graduated from the United States
Military Academy with the Class
of 1949.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
LiaisOn Committee
Officers Named

Mrs. Thomas Burke succeeded
Mrs. John T. Lucker as president
Of the Pan American Liaison Com
rnittee Of Women's Organizations
at a tea held yesterday at the
'Women's City Club.
Other new officers are Mrs. John
Donaldson, first vice president;
Mrs. Louis H. Renfrow, second
vice president; Miss Kathie Lee
Clark. recording secretary; Mrs
Benjamin Soule Gantz, treasurer;
Mrs. Benjamin Karpman, histor-
ian, and Mrs. Lucker, Mrs. Ed
ward Campbell Shields and Miss
Helen Hoffman. directors. Mrs
Frederick Speakman will continue
as corresponding secretary for an
other year.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley conduct
ed the installation and Mrs. Fred
erick Altman was In charge of ar
rangements. Presiding at the tea
table were Mrs. Paul Magnuson
and Mrs. r. Mills McClintock.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Miss Bishop Wed

The Georgetown Presbyterian
Church was the scene of the we'd
ding yesterday afternoon of Miss
Bonnie Nina Bishop. daughter of
Col. and Mrs. Ralph Chesney
Bishop of Arlington. and Mr.. John
H. Boothby. son of Mrs. James
Leslie Bray and of Mr.. Roswell z.
Boothby, both of Washington. DR.
John Bailey Kelley officiated at
the ceremony and the reception
was held at the home of the bride
groon's mother.
Mrs. Hal p. Crane OF Hicks
vilies long Island, N. Y. was ma
tronof honor for her sister and the
other attendants were Mrs. George
Woacott and Miss Mary Catherine
Grose. jr.. and the wedding guests
were seated by Mr.. Ernest Behrens
and Mr.. Alec Hedquist.
Best man was Mr.. Charles
Jennings OF Bethesda.
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Evening star., 1949-04-09
Club Luncheon

The Eighty fgSi CcngveSs cNae
me; for luncheon TO-DAY n Iae
Palladtan roon cs The Saoses1a II
Hotel Ms. Andres ! BEN ~,
O. Wisconsin. president, PRESIDED
az the meeting
Dur1n1 the business SNsscr
Mrs Homer Taornhe-yy reported
on the hospital project For tsas
year After the meeting kc
1ourned. the ladies went on The
House and Embassy tour
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Dinner Hosts

Mfr. and Mrs. Norman M. Littel.
entertained at dinner last evening
at their home on Lorcom lane
The guests included Nine. yelling.
ton Koo. wife OF the Chinese Am
bassador; Senator and Mrs. p. M
McCarran: Judge M. r. Altman o1
Shanghai. legal adviser to Gen
Chennault: Archbishop Paul Yu-
Pin of the Archdiocese Of Nam
keen; Archduke Otto, Mr.. Fred.
erick Mckee, Miss Melvina Lind.
say, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Brook
and Representative and Mrs. Abe
Ribicoff.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Chairmen Named
For Inner Wheel

Mrs. George Z. Muth prexaoen,
OF the Inner Wheel Club, present
ed her committee ehsIrnen for
the cognirg year a. an lnSlAlls
tion luncheon held yesterday a,
the Mayfiower Hotel
Those who will hold Chairman
ships are Mrs. Parke p. Jones. al
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Game Night Slated

A game night to raise funds fer
its overseas adopt-a-family prof.
ect will be given tomorrow night
by the Business and Professional
Chapter of B'nai Birth Women
in the Jewish Community Center.
Miss Lee Marks is chairman and
Miss Esther Weinsweig is assist
ant chairman
Evening star., 1949-04-09

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pssesAe ny ard pat-sayx
Evening star., 1949-04-09

tendance Nh O~aysr = iAas
aacges M A oSe1 AsnneS
o.r1asday cards 1rs Park "
Ss taHl charitable projects M
George 1. AcCana. eseecsAaea MIR
lyvsrg r TwnE1Ssas hwAlih and
nr..AFr Ma Harold q Cum
Evening star., 1949-04-09

The engagement Of their daugh.
ter. Marie Ann, TO Mr.. Philip c
Booty III. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Philip c. Booty. Jr.. of Chicago. Ii
announced by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
r. Reilly. The wedding will take
place early in October.
Miss Reilly is a graduate oi
Holy Cross Academy and the
Washington School for Secre-
taries. Mr.. Booty attended the
University of Illinois and George
Washington University.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Given

Mrs. Paul S. Putzki entertained
at luncheon yesterday for men,
bers Of the Rector's Aid Society
Of St. Adams Church. Plans were
completed at the function for the
garden tour, to be held Saturday
April 80.
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-05
Wednesday, January S, 1949

A group held a New Years
eve no-host party at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hunting
ton Friday. Participants were
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Lawrenz, Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Baker, MI. and
Mrs. Charles Shelton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Mayes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Williams. MI. and
Mrs. Philip Nolan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Cantrell
entertained at a New Years din
ner for Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Can
trell and son David of Helena,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess Cantrell,
Arlene, Richard and Phyllis and
Mrs. Estelle Loomis, all of Bill
lings, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Can
trell and son Michael and Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Cantrell and
sons, Jimmy and Johnny.
A farewell party at the home
of Eleanor Fisher Monday eve
ming honored Betty Marshall, a
high school senior, who is leav-
ing to reside in Beaverton, Wash.
Assistant hostesses were Delore
Erickson, Nancy Purchase and
Eleanor Mossman. A gift
was presented the honor guest
and dessert lunch was serv-
ed. Attending were Harriet Deck
err, Darlene Moon, Marlene Free
man, Helen Pomroy, Eleanor
Mossman, Joyce Bradford, jamie
Lockwood, Lauretta Tubman, Hull
da Weber, Kathleen Benin, Billie
Lou BARLEY, Dolores Erickson,
Erlys Peterson, Sally OSWALD,
Pat Ward, Eleanor Fisher, Nancy
Purchase, and the honor guest,
Betty Marshall.
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-05

Frank Platz was attended by MI.
and Mrs. Charles Gowen, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Barney and Mr.. and
Mrs. Platz.
Nh. and Mrs. Joseph Nicholas
were hosts at a dinner Thursday,
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-05

tana State college at Bozeman
spent the holidays with his sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Thompson and
family, in Oakland, Calf.
A no-host get-together Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-05

honoring the second birthday of
their son, Wesley Nicholas. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beven and family, Tom Nicholas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas and son
Wesley.
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-05

rived from Seattle for a visit;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. LaBar and
children, Sharon, Donald and Bar
bara of Billings, and Mrs. Mar
tina LaBar.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Frank
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-05

had as guests at dinner, Eugene
Wagner of San Diego, Calf,
Harold and Bill Wagner and Vic
tor Frank.
James Cusick, former Laurel
resident and a student at Mon
Laurel outlook., 1949-01-05
The Outlook Says

Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Paisley
were hosts at a dinner Thursday
for Miss Elaine LaBar, who ar
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N. Y. Avenue Presbyterions
Will Honor Former Pastors

sentative Brooks Hays. Demo-
crat. of Arkansas. a personal
friend of DR.. Marshall. Mr.. Hays
topic will be Immortality of
Influence"
Church chimes and a sound
ing of taps within the church
will be followed by the recorded
lament, The Flowers of the
Forest" ancient bagpipe melody
played at the funerals of British
royalty. The piping will pay
special tribute to Drs. Laurie and
Marshall, both Scottish born. DR..
Marshall was president of the
st. Andrews Society for several
years.
Following the pipe music. the
church's two choirs will sing to-
gether and prayers will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Robert T.
Bridge, acting minister of the
church.
In the afternoon the church
officers will decorate the graves
of the four pastors. all of whom
are buried in Washington. At the
evening services, a souvenir in
GLIDING the Biographies and pic
lures of the four clergymen will
be distributed.
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Baptist Youths Plan
Revival Meetings Here

Plans for simultaneous youth
led REVEALS. June 10 TO July 3.
in II Baptist Churches were
agreed to at a general steering
committee Of high school and col!
lege young people at the Luther
Rice Memorial Baptist Church
on Tuesday
Bill C Moore OF the Congress
Heights Baptist Church is general
chairman. David Martin OF
Luther Rice, associate chairman.
and Miss 10 Ann Jordan Of Foun-
tain Memorial, secretary.
The churches are Anacostia,
Bethesda. Centennial. Fountain
Memorial, Congress Heights,
Fifth. Metropolitan. Luther Rice,
Second. Wilson Avenue and Car
mody Hills Chapel.
A meeting for conference and
prayer was set for 7:45 pm.
June 3 at Metropolitan Baptist
Church. Final plans for the mass
meeting on June Is will be COM
pieted,
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IL I Saipa Txass pAsass ~,
preach al Han sgn.ay sn 1&4sssee
Plaee Memorial Cfsu;xa 90 A
Ss;$oE *ate ;h~ rWx Tns
Rev James NJ s&nsst sxs.siar,
9AS1nE. MI ps~&xh a, an oa
A Chr stan Dsrsg&ay
Al i sa pm ~ TAtxor ~tN
SgSAk OF The Fvllcwshp IRIS
Is Inc last IN hts sx- aes q. arrasesas
or -'T'tar Stosy a. tie PATTI
Al SIS pm "Wednesday tn
se<ogsa quarterly wSw srss cor
ference supper raertgrs AL -
hs3ti IN ttse parish hall M THO
sosr X F4fsck ets.tsss ot Tire Cara
tsAn Growth Scaa~. al Lutheran
GyaGed Sunday Scasr.ol l~s~Ssas
gil speak on Practical Ps7ossaeEiss
Of Sunday School Nask
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and the Mexican War. He built
: the church's first building. on F
street, in 1907. carried it through
. the British invasion of Wash
: ton. when they burned the church
. records.
: DR.. Phineas Gurley, pastor of
the Civil War period, who served
. from 1859 to 1868-the trusted
. friend and adviser to President
Lincoln.
F. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, whose
1895-1922 pastorate included the
: Spanish War and World War I. He
headed many relief organizations
for servicemen and made his
church an activities center for
: them.
: DR.. Peter Marshall. 46-year-old
T: minister whose brilliant career
took him from ditch digging to
the chaplaincy of the Senate. He
:served as the pastor from 1887
: until his unexpected death jan
:uary Is.
: Principal speaker will be Repre-
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9th Between p ohd que
Near Dupont Circle.
The Rev. Harold Bend Sedswiek,
Rector.
500 o.m.-tIoiy Communion.
II 100 o.m.-Mornino Proyer ond
Sermon. The Rev. lsooe E.
Brooks.
II 100 G. m.-Sundoy School, and
Nursery.
S:OOp.m.-Youno Adult Group.
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National Presbyterian
Memorial Doy Services

Tfse National PRESBYTERIAN
Church val recognize Memoirs
DAY ST II IL saaaoEvca The
minister. the Rcy- DR. Edward l..
r Elson. vsl preach or They
Keep the Faith
he vii be assisted hE iwu
elders. Rear AdinlrR! Joel r
Boone and Il Gen. Willard 5
Pan!
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Congress Heights Church
To EnIurqe Its BuiIdinq

The Congress Heights Baptist
Church has authorized its trustees
to proceed with plans for the
enlargement of the present build
ing on the lot adjacent TO the
church. This will enlarge the
auditorium and provide more Sum-
day school space. Tentative plans
have been devised by Corning g.
Moore, architects.
The church also authorized the
trustees to seek to establish a
mission point in the Forest Heights
area. A group is already actively
working there in a missionary
union and plans are being laid to
purchase property in that area.
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Rev. +. Y. Jageers 10 Gel
Decree From Dickinson

The Rev Prank y. Jageeyx,
pastor Of the Douglas Memorial
Methodist Church. wlll receive the
honorary degree of doctor O. d!yan-
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Atonement lutheron

Our FaaiS.led World vii be
the topic O. the Rev Paul L Reaser
81 and II IN. tomorrow a.;
Atone meut Lutheran Church.
A cafeteria supper, sponsored by
the Ladies Aid. viii BE- held Fri
DAY from 5 TO pm
A congregational meeting Vii be
held Friday al 8 pm
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EyANGELISTIC SERVICES
The Rev. Bracy I. Greer of
Fort Worth, Tex, who will
conduct evangelistic services
daily at 7:45 pm. at the Bethel
Pentecostal Tabernacle. 230
Twelfth street S.W., beginning
tomorrow.
At 2:30 pm. tomorrow an
organ will be dedicated with
the Rev. J. T. CARNEY, pastor
of Mount Rainier -Four Square
Church, as guest speaker.
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The shrill. sad notes of a Scot
fish bagpipe lament and the music
of a 160-voice combined choir
will ring out in the New York
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AVENUE FfeSDy-
terrain Church
at 8 pm. to-
m o RI o W to
honor the four
pastors Of the
historic church
W no serve d
through six of
America S wars.
TIL e clergy
men are:
Dr. j a m e S
Laurie, pastor
from 1903 to
1853 during
the War of 1912
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Foundry Methodist

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris.
pastor of Foundry Methodist
Church. will have as his subject
at II am, "A Salute to America
the Beautiful" and at 8 pm.
Picture Windows"
The adult division Of the
church school will participate in
a breakfast served in the social
hall at 8:45 am. A Joint session
of all the adult classes will be
held at 9:45 am.
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Dickinson Alumni Association OF
Baltimore and Of the Anacostla
Lions Club. He is also a past
master of Masons-
Mr. JaggerS and his two sons,
DR.. Frank Y Jaggers, II, and
Donald B. Jaggers, are all gradu-
ates of Dickinson. He has two
daughters, Mrs. Lee Uhlmann Of
Lancaster. s. C. and Mrs. Edgar
Furrnan of Silver Spring. Md.
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BoccuIuureute Service

The Rev. William H. Kepler
pastor of the Northminster Pres
byterian Church, will preach the
baccalaureate sermon for the
Marjorie Webster Junior College
at pm. tomorrow. His topic
will be Where Do We Go From
Here"
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Ivy on June ,
At Dick nson
College. Car
Isle Pa
Mr.. JaggeTs
p r c lou ly
served SIX years
as pastor OF the
A n a c o S I ! 3
NJ e I h o d st
Ch urch and
also had pas
torateS IN Cum
berl land an d
Baltimore He
Is q pas; pres3-
r,ar,4 NJ NTH tire
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Washington
CACheOPAl

Sunooys Noy So s~TS
7:3O o.m.-HoIy Communion. st.
Johns Chapel.
o:3oo.m.-Holy Communion.
Bethlehem Chapel.
II 90 o.m.-Mornine Proyer and
Sermon. The Rev. ThEoOoRE
o. WEDEL, Conon.
4:oop.m.-AII Musical Service.
The Cathedral Choir.
Dolly Services: 1870 o.m.. Il noon
and 4 pm.
TOURS: Every hour on the holt hour.
$50 ON. to 4:2O pm.
Sundays: After the ! am. and
q p.m. services, 7 ond 3 pm
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Triruna

FRIESDs MEETING or WASHINGTON
aIiI Florida Ave.
Meetings for %orsht0 FIRST DaT 'sond&y
at IL an AL interested are welcome
Young people. u So pm
Valley frontiersman., 1949-08-18
Doirymen Announce Exhibition Plans

Continued From Page 1 milking parlor set up between the dairy buildings and the live stock barn. All farmers are urged to make use of this equipment.
 Livestock will be transported to the fair on a truck provided by the Fair Association. Owners are asked to have a loading ramp available when the truck comes to pick up stock.
 Principal livestock award at the fair will be a bronze placque awarded to the Best Cow of Show. This trophy will become the permanent possession of the owner whose animal wins it three times.
 To add interest to the new dairy department of the fair, Err nest Harrington is taking moving pictures of all dairy herds in the Valley, Miss Kellogg reported. Other committee members as sisting in the planning of the dairy exhibition are: Clarence Bell, Jack Cope, Mrs. Arvid John son, William SWeetman and Her man Turner.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-08-18
Dillons Are Guests At Sunday Dinner

MT. and Mrs. Charles Dillon, who returned to Palmer last week after a short honeymoon in Colorado, were honor guests at a dinner at Williwaw Lodge on Lake Wasilla last Sunday evening.
 Guests who gathered to honor the Dillons on that occasion were:
 Mir. and Mrs. Lester MearS, Mrs. Minnie Clark, MT. and Mrs. Paul Martin, Mir. and Mrs. John Witt, Miss Viola Daniels, Mrs. Ernest Roetman and Walter Parcels.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dillon are tem- porarily at home in Apt. 6 of the Ward Building.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-08-18
CHAMBER LACKS QUORUM

Because of a surplus of meet ings last Monday evening, when the Sportsmen's board of direc- tors, the Hospitals board of di- rectors and a KiWaniS Club com mittee all scheduled business, there was no quorum at the Chamber of Commerce board meeting at the Clayton Esslinger home. Further planning for the preparation of material for site selections of the proposed mental hospital was postponed until yes terday'S membership meeting.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-08-18
26 Singles Teom Up
 In Past Three Months

Thirteen couples chose the of flee of Palmer's U. s. Commis- sioner Dorothy SaXton as their gateway to romance during the bridal season of April, May and June this year. Mrs. SaXton said more than half of the neWlyWeds were Valley residents.
 Of the 13, the pair who came knocking at her door at 4:30 one morning were the couple Mrs. Saxton has most cause to re- member. She read that service in pajamas and robe. However, the happy pair seemed unaware that there was anything unusual about the service