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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26

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@eadtete suerIt freunoIide Aufnabme
nno @rquifung gefunoen. @s miro
Sir nidt nergehen jein."
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8ranntpein uno 8rot fir uns, unb
bier fino parme 8eden, gud gegen
Die rallbe 2uft brauBen 81, IfiiBen.
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geiibt; mir flieben nad !Selgolano, Biz
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8eg CUR 3iiffebr babnen." :"
Wit oieien @orten rei9te SoIf iei.
nem @aite bic Sano. Oieier anttpor.
tete nift; a6er in leinen slugen
Idlmmerte eS feudt uno betpegt folgte
er ieinem getter.
9alo ibaufelte oas fleine 8opt ouf
bober See. Sic beioen, oie oarin
laBen, ipraden fein @ort. 84breno
Der cine lelne gan5e &raft aufDanbte,
ben yta6en 5u lenfen, i9aute Der
anOere unperlpanot na6 Dem 2anoe
bin, bon po 0tutter gfas 2anpe nur
nod tpie ein @liibpiirm6en beriiber-
lblmnlerte. gtod einmal 5ogen oie gr.
elgniile ser lebten Gage nit ibrer 9it-
terfeit al ieinem 8eil lte ooriiber. 8ies
les batte i'm bart getroffet1. Ser
Gubm oes ESieges, ser i6on iein Ser5
geldpellt in Itol3er fSreuoe, 1par ibm
entrinen, entriiien I'M lesten 9lugen-
bltf, entrilien our6 Sen fursithtigen
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9aus mar 9epliinoert uno balb 5er-
ltort, iein &ino in oie sSremoe ge-
tloben. slber bie paar 8orte, Die er
oieIen Worgen aus Dem Wtur1oe bes
Wtannes gebort, auf oelien 5reuno-
lbaft er Oas 8lif uno sic 3ufunft
Der ein5igen SoGter gebaut, sic botten
ibn tiefer getroffen als bas Sdtpert
oes 5elnoes uno tiefer als bie S6lG-
ge oes Sfiflals. Mfiiblam bate er
1tb oabin gel6leppt, BEL ibm 3uflud)t
81 luden unS Silfe uno SroIt. aber
tpte er bon oannen gegangen, oa batte
er gefiiblt, OaB er nirfli6 perloiien
tpor, oa crit Oiinfte er li6 arm uno ge-
nhtet - ltno nun mar ibm Silfe uno
Setlnabme gelporoen, auf sic er nid)t
ge5ablt; nun batten iid Meni6en iei-
ner angenommen, oenen er ME @utes
er5eigt, altf Die er in itarrem So6n1ut
nieoergeblift bate.
Sebt mar Ser lebte S6ein ser fer
men 2ampe perid)punben - MIR oas
Sunfel ser Ha6t uno oas &auIden
Der Slut umgab oen franfen Wann.
ltno in Ser 5initernis NIT ieinen @e-
oanfen ollein, fam belle @rfenntnis
itber ibn; unO es geibnb ibm, tpas
Wteite nod Dor fltr5em als cine I'm
1nogli6feit bingeltellt: riein Sers
penoete ii6".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26

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oas fraelt on, Meife! 9u ipeiBt bod,
bob mir friiber INNER beiiammen
apuren rnb oaB id5 ibn beiier femme oils
Die anoeren alle, llnO peiB tpie gut er
lit nno tDie fromm. &ait on mir nidt
lelbit geiagt, apie er ieiner alten @roB-
mntter alles 5uliebe tut2 Sabe i1
iti6t geieben, apie er ben Tanto ret-
tete, Oa ieOer ii6 fiirbtete Dor benz
apiloen 8ferbe, llno apie er nod an be-
fbeioen mar, mid nrr anaubliden,
tpeil er enhte, Der 8ater ipiirbe es ooh
nidt lei6en, oaB mir nod miteinanber
tDaren ipie ionit2 l1no bas babe i1
aud geOa6t, tpie er mir fagte, er babe
mid Siebet periprohen; unb ib
nollte itiG un6 geboriam lein nnb ben
Solf oergeiieu. aber id babe geieben,
bob ih es nidt fann uno tpenn er
aud ME geitntten min, 6nB Der SoIf
Tim mid FRET, Sen Enrto fam i6
1liht rebnlen iln0 feinen ionit.~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26

gs mar i'm Serblt folgenoen Sab
res, Oes oenftpiir6igen SSabres 1914,
auf 1pel6es oas oeutide Solf nit be-
gelltertem uno gerehteln Stols blifen
miro, lolange man ibm ieine @e-
l6i6te er5dblt. ga fniete in ser fIei=
men, einlamen Stride bel 0inaen elm
ld)ones iunges Baar Dor oem 9lltar,
Den Segen oeS Grielters 81, empfan-
gen. @ie oemiitig neigte Die 8raut
Dos BLONDE Sal1pt unter ser funfeln-
ben grautfrone! Otit pel6 tiefitni-
gem glid iab Ser 8rdlttigam nad) ibr
bin! Den @liifliben 5unGdIt itano
Elm Wtonn, oeiien rieiige @eItaIt ettpas
9ebeugt erl6ien, tpeniger 0urh sic
Sabre, als bon ser @u6t ser i61pe=
rem Greigniiie. Siefe 3iibrung 3itterte
in ben our6furdten 3iigen, aus
oenen ieoe Spur bon SGrte getpideu
mar @ir fennen i'm, oen tapferen
&ter fitr iein 2anb, Sen oormalS
10 Itol5en unO rei6en bartholomew.
Sebt itberga6 er freuoig uno Der.
traueno lein &ino Dem Sdub zines
Wfannes, bon Dem er tpuBte, oaB er in
lelnem Ser5en einen S6as truq, SEN
teln >S6idlal 81 rauben berlnag. 0ie
8relitn an ieiner Seite blidte nie per-
tlart; tbr mar, ais lei pieoer auf=
erltanoen mas ldngIt begraben uno
bergellen geIdienen Siebe uno
Slid.
GrauBen lag beler SonnenI6ein
auf 2onO itno 0teer; er griiBte Sic
8lumen lmo 8rGler am Strano, bie,
lelle bonn 8inoe betuegt, tpiiperno uno
tlitlterno ourdeinanoer 1pogten, ais
piiBten lie beionoere Mar; er lugte in
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es 10 feItlib geidmiidt lei, uno luItig
lplegelte er iid in ser glGl15enoen
gSetterfabne, ultf Dem neu erbauten
8lebel oes Sallles. Sort ridtete iebt
yteife emitg tpalteno oas Sofseits.
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lno alien S6aoen, tpeIben grano
uno Fliinoerune aneeri6tet, pergel-
len bate, ais ile ibre geliebten Gruben
llnperlebrt DleOergefunoen. l1no ben
ltrablte Ser golOene Spruh, oen ser
geliber sum- 3eifen ieines unaebro=
benen 0futes iiber oie Sir Ser iett
freilih beideioenen @obnlins gel6rie-
ben:
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mels auf ben Sduptern oerer au
ruben Die, fiirs 2eben Derbunoen. iid,
bon oen anien erboben.
CUBE.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26

Cine miloe, laue 5riibIingsna6t
bate ii6 auf 0ie groe gelenft unO
oedte nit ibrem 5rieoen au6 oie
Statte, mo- am Sag 10 beiB Ser &f
getobt uno 10 manhe i60ne Soffnung
5erltort Dur6e. 3as apilbe 21rmen ser
Sieger, oas bon Ser @alItatt Bis bier
ber georungen, tuar enblib peritunnt
uno oas leiie @eton Ser @euen puroe
biiben uno 6riiben nur ourh bas Ha.
ideln elmer tief i'm uferi1iIf oerbor-
gen banienoen sSiibotter ooer oas
Mufidrefen oes .@ailerbubns unter.
bro6en.
9a bob iih aus Dem boben Robr
porii6tig cine 8eitalt balb in oie
5obe, lnb ben ufer6amm binanfrie-
6eno, idaute lie ipdbeno nm ii6.
Maes mar itiG, nirgens cine Spur
bon Weni6en. 9un ridtete Ser Meann
iib in ieiner gan5en @roBe en1por,
uno apabreno er einen langen. id]mer3-
liben 8lif INN iih mari, murmelten
leine 2ippen llrtDeritdn6Iihe Worte.
gSte anoers NOR es gefommen, als er
Evening star., 1950-03-20

she explained. "At 18 a girl is
supposed to have mind of her
own. That was last May.
Then I thought I would wait
until after the world competitions
here. Now it's settled"
Presently living with her coach,
Arnold Gerschwiler, and his wife
here. Ala plans a series of exlil-
bitions in England. She said she
would like to visit America but
hasn't made any such plans yet.
The girl said she had had no
further communications from the
Czech Embassy, which insisted
yesterday she would return to
Prague.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
; Kill Shqrk With Ti||er
As 1t Leaps Into Dinghy

MELBOURNE-When 1872
foot shark leaped into their small
fishing dinghy, two men and a
woman fought it for 10 inmates
before killing it. Fred Gay finally
killed the shark by hitting it on
the head with the tiller.
Neither Mr.. Gay, Douglas Miller
nor Miss Edna Martin were seri-
ously injured by the shark S
threshing tail and swapping jaws
Said Miss Martin: IN never 60
fishing again."
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Fire Destroys Church

Fire late yesterday destroyed
the old Elijah Methodist Church
building in Poolesville, Md.
The Rev. Clifford w. Awkward,
pastor of the colored congrega-
ton, said the structure was built
as a replacement for one occupied
about 1907.
Upper Montgomery Volunteer
Fire Department was fighting the
blaze when water ran out. The
firemen estimated loss at $4,000.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Seek Aircraft Spoilers

The State of Virginia is seeking
1000 volunteers for service in a
potential aircraft warning system.
The first step is organization Of
ground observers corps. Of
fcials in 81 counties. 10 cities and
number of towns have been
asked to nominate supervisors for
each post, which will be manned
by "a persons.
Observation posts will be set
about 8 miles apart in the North
ern and Eastern Virginia areas.
The posts will report to a filter
center in Richmond.-AP.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Jury Foreman Named

C. Willard Harvey was named
today to be foreman of the new
grand jury in Montgomery Coun-
ty Circuit Court.
His appointment was announced
by Judges Charles w. Woodward
and Stedman Prescott. The names
of % other citizens - including
four Women-were drawn from a
panel for grand jury service.
From a pool of Is others. petit
jurors will be selected for trials to
be held during the March term.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Figures Skating Tit|ist
QuitsCzech Homeland
BY the Associotsd Press

LONDON, Mar. 20.-Star Skater
Ala Vrzanova says she's 18 years
old, has a mind of her own and
has made UP that mind not to go
back to her native Czechoslovakia.
Ala retained her world figure
skating championship in compe-
titions here early this month
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Hospital Rite Set

The cornerstone will be laid Sat-
urday for an addition at the
Prince Georges General Hospital,
Cheverly. The addition will add
1875 beds to the 100 in the main
building. ~ l4>ua .t
Representative Sasscer, Demo-
crat, will speak at the ceremonies,
which will begin at 2 pm. w.
Waverly Webb, clerk of the coun-
ty Circuit Court, is program chair
man.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Cocktail LOUNGE Burns

BALTIMORE, Mar. 20 (R.-A
cocktail lounge at the north edge
of Baltimore was burned out early
today by a $4,000 fire. The spot
at York road and Belvedere ave-
nue. is known as Cahills.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Maryland
and
Virginia
Auto Insurance Rates
.Upped for Young Drivers
News in Brief

The number of accidents in
volving young drivers is rising
so that automobile liability in
surance rates have been raised in
SO States, including Maryland
and IN the District.
State Commissioner Claude A..
Hanley said in Baltimore the rate
will be 20 per cent higher on driv-
ers under Is years old. There is
IL per cent reduction, however,
for persons Is and over.
No increase is ordered for Vir-
ginia.-AP.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Mansions Plans Souqht

Anybody know the whereabouts
of the structural plans for the
Governors mansion in Richmond
If so, D. v. Chapman, head OF
the State Division of Grounds
and Buildings, would like to hear
about it.
The blueprints for the mansion
built in 1912, are needed in con-
nection with some re-wiring soon
to be done. Weeks of searching
have proved fruitless. If the
plans aren't found, holes will be
drilled in the walls of Gov. Bat
ties home, and Mr.. Chapman
doesn't want to do that.-AP.
Evening star., 1950-03-20
Father, Son Win Honor

Australian Rhodes scholar for
1850 is Peter Hamilton Bailey, the
son of Prof. Kenneth Bailey who
won a Rhodes scholarship in 1918.
Evening star., 1950-03-20

Won't 90 back to CzechoSlo-
Udkid. ZAP Wirephoto.
Yesterday she announced she had
joined the growing group of East
European athletes who have de-
cided not to return to Their Com
munist-dominated countries.
Ala said her decision had been
Influenced neither by her parents
in Prague nor by any English
friends.
First l waited to become Of age,
which is l8 years in my country" :"
Evening star., 1950-03-20

Hawaii has a larger area than
Delaware, Connecticut and Rhode
Island,
Evening star., 1950-06-08

ovoiiiy-famovs A6P Cef-
fee is sold only in the
W hole been, with its
rooster-frssh fIevor seoled
In. A. the moment you
buy, us Custom Ground
te fit your type OF pereo.
loioF. .
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showino

Ambassador - "The Inspector
General; /, sos, Sis, 7:25 and
9:40 pm.
Capitol-"Adam's Rib: II am.
1:45. 4:30. 7:15, and 10 pm. Stage
shows: 1855, $40. 6:25 and 9:15
pm.
Columbia "Ambush":; 1890
am. 1925, 2:25, 4:20, $40, 8:15
and 1910 pm.
Dupont-"Germany Year Zero;
l:10. 2:55, 4:45, $50. $40 and
1910 pm.
Keith's-"The Outlaw; 1880
am, 1880. $3.50, $50. 1880 and
$3.50 pm.
Metropolitan Port of New
York.; 11:50 am, 1:50, $50
$50. 1850 and $50 pm.
Little - Never Give a Sucker
an Even Break; II am. 1870
4:05. 6::35 and 9:10 pm.
National - Tell It to the
Judge; 1920 am, 1:05, 2:5o,
4:30, 6:15, 8 and 9:45 pm.
Palace - "On the Town; II
am, 1908, 3:15, 5:25. 7:35 and
9:45 pm.
Pix-"The Queens Lover; $50,
6:55 and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse "All the Kings
Men: 11:10 am, lis, 3:25, 5:35,
1850 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Pirates Of Capri;
II am, 12:40, 2:30. 4:25. sos, 8,
and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"The Inspector Gen.
eral";: 10:45 am, sos. Sis, 1880
and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1950-01-05

q space. Ii Jne occasion, or con-
ditions, called for it Variety could
feel as doleful as maybe you felt
yesterday when President Tru-
man got around to taxes in his
State Of the Union message. 1t
isn't doleful.
1t will be weeks, or maybe never,
before anyone gets around to read
ing every word in Variety but by
being even casually discriminating
one can find a lot of provocative
stuff.
If you have a mind for such
things, Page So (of the 200 pages
should engross you with its sum-
mary Of which of the 1949 pic
lures are the big money makers.
The first thing that this list
shows is that this country, at
least the part Of 1t occupied by
Hollywood, has a gold mine in
this fellow AL Jolson. At the top
Of the earnings list with $500, 900
already taken at the box Office is
"Jolson Sings Again" Nothing
else is within million dollars of
Evening star., 1950-01-05

children when they announce a
reconciliation.
Lana Turner says W. W.'s In
formant must have seen two other
Lanas in New York. She's right
here in Hollywood.
(Released by NANA)
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Hollywood Diary
The Outflow May Make Hughes Richer
Bv SheiIoh Graham

all the holiday parties with Farley
Granger.
William Holden thinks he has
caught the mumps from the rest
Of his family. If so. he can't start
work in Union Station" planned
for this week.
Esther Williams is the official
hostess at the party for 200 for
Janet Blair at Ciro's.
Kirk Douglas and Diana Doug
las, for a couple who say they
are divorcing. are getting chum-
mier all the time. They were
together at every party last week.
Twill be nice present for their
Evening star., 1950-01-05

Jolson's value. not even Joan of
Arc or Louisa May Alcott's Little
Women" or anybody.
The popularity of this sequel to
THE Jolson Story is such in
deed that there is every promise
that the next picture. maybe "Jol-
son Sings Again and Again" will
add as many more millions to AIS
worth as a film character.
Considering that he is a former
Washington lad. the head on this
column could be Local Boy Makes
Gold" and people would just think
it was silly typographical error
instead of the literal truth.
X X + X
Continuing through Variety's
ranking of pictures by their earn
ings, the second one is heartening
in its intimation that message pic
lures also have their huge audi
ence. After "Jolson etc." comes
"Pinky" which is far and away
the most successful Of the films
with a race prejudice theme.
AS a matter of fact. the first
Evening star., 1950-01-05

10 pictures on Variety's list indi-
Gates that there Is a far wider
taste in movies than carping
critics OF the industry profess to
believe. Everything gets on the
first 10 tabulation, comedy, trag-
edy, drama, musicals, etc.
The other eight in the order
of their earnings include Il Was
a Male War Bride" Snake Pit"
Joan of Arc" 'The Stratton
Story" "Mr. Belvedere Goes to
College," Little Women" Words
and Music" and "Neptune's
Daughter"
These pictures will go on max
ing money and it may be that
the order will be changed before
the final cent is in on some of
them, but Variety thinks the
Jolson film will hold it's lead.
Among pictures released too late
in the year to more than suggest
their earnings. but which will be
near the top, Variety lists "The
Heiress," Samson and Delilah,"
battle-ground" "On the Town."
"All the Kings Men," THE Fallen
Idol" and THE Inspector Cen
eral."
On the whole, and with a tre-
mendous year-end squirt in movie
attendance everywhere. 1850
starts on a highly cheerful note.
X X X +
Jack Kirkland, the playwright
producer who made his fame and
fortune with Tobacco Road" and,
has been losing something of the
latter on less successful produc-
tions since, now has an idea for
recouping.
He is falling back again on
Tobacco Road" but with
changes.
The new plan is to do it with an
all-colored cast in a touring pro-
duction which will come to the
Howard theater in Washington
for two weeks beginning Jan. IL.
The last equivalent gesture
which Washington theatergoers
saw at the same house was the
Anna Lucasta" presented last
summer.
Tickets are on sale at the Dis
trict Theaters Once, 1912 Wee
street. and performances will start
nightly at $40. Matinees will be
given Saturday and Sunday after
Moons at 2:40.
Thursday memoes: "The Facts
OF Love-" an English film and not
my Foolish Heart" will be the
next attraction at the Trans-Lux
-. It will open Friday night ;.
A series of Spanish language pic
lures will be presented on Satur-
day night. through March rs, at
Pierce Hall Of All Souls Unitarian
church La Morena di mi
Copla." musical. will open the
series Saturday night The
Naylor theater is being reseated
with pushback type chairs ar
ranged on the new staggered
plan :. The late Thelma Todd,
whose death was one OF the real
shocks to the Hollywood movie
community in the sos, is the lead
ing feminine player in the Marx
Bros. film twin bill which opens
tomorrow at the Little theater
:. MY Friend Irma" will be a
movie serial with the next INSTALL
ment called MY Friend Irma
Goes West"
Evening star., 1950-01-05
HOLLYWOOD.

11S4uJ4 VO%1s
Louis Jourdan is having a big
rassle with Boss David Selznick.
f"I want the right to do outside
pictures" Louis tells me, "and If
he won't give me that, I want
David to sell half my contract to
a major studio
Howard Hughes stands to make
a new fortune with "The Outlaw"
He has already taken out 81 AGO.
900 in hard cash from Europe for
it-and there's probably another
million there in frozen money.
The new United States opening
in Boston, with Jane Russell
appearing in person-has broken
every existing record there. In
Chicago, even without James
photogenic presence. the picture
topped the all-time high opening
for Ingrid Bergman's Joan of
Arc"
Lou Costello gave every child
relative a pony for Christmas
all six of them. About going back
to work. Lou tells me II feel well.
but I'm not going to rush this
thing. AS long as they have me
on suspension, I'm going to sit
around until I'm completely okay."
r X X
Elizabeth Taylor had a last-min-
ute change in holiday plans. She
was going to the snow country
with her parents. Came some un-
invited snif11es. They hotfooted to
Palm Springs, instead. So did
many other landowners, including
Dore Schary (who gave up his
usual big New Years eve party
here), Joan Caulfield and Frank
Ross--Joan is staying with Benay
Venuta. Shelley Winters covered
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Dron1o News and Reviews
This Man JoIson Pure Gold
At All Movie Box Offices
By Joy Carmody

Every year the first week in January Variety out with
Its giantze annual edition.
which always adds cheerful the
reading inside the binding is cheerful
This generally speaking
makes the reader feel optimistic
Kodiak mirror., 1950-11-04
Betty Len, an Bride Of Marine

|s Miss Betty Leman, daugh-. ter of MT. and Mrs. Joe Le- man of Homer, became the bride of Marine PFC Harry T. Tibbs last Saturday after noon in the Russian Orthodox Church.
 The bride formerly worked at the base, and this summer was employed at the Island Fountain. She will return to the base Monday to work. Father Alexander Popoff performed the double ring
 ceremony at 5 pm. The bride wore a dusty pink satin gown, with a corsage of white roses, and Miss Helen Luck, her maid of honor, wore
 an aqua gown and a cersage
 of pink carnations. 1 Douglas Lahse was best man and crownholders were
 Wayne Markham, Walter
 Harris, Bob Johnson and Del
 mar Chaffee, all of the Ma
 rine Corps.
 1 A wedding reception at the
 Marine Club followed the
 ceremony. The couple is at
 home in the Kodiak Apart
 ments.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-11-04
Bosart Stars

Chain Lighting, Warner Bros. jet-propelled movie star ring Humphrey Bogart, Elean. or Parker and Raymond Mass ey will be on the Orpheum Theatre screen tomorrow and Monday.
 Bogart portrays a test pilot for a new model jet and Miss Parker furnishes the heart interest.
 Massey has a strong charac- ter role and advance reports claim that he delivers his
Kodiak mirror., 1950-11-04

The Susitna, Alaska Steam ship Company freighter, is due to arrive in Kodiak on Nov. 16, Orin Kimball, local agent, said Thursday. The vessel will stop at Sit ka, Valdez, Seward, Seldovia and Homer before arriving here.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-11-04
! usual fine performances

John Morton, employed by
 Shupp, Chase and Tolbert the
 past six months. left on an Alaska Airlines plane iasz Saturday for Missouri He plans to return to Kodiak n the spring.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-11-04
Notice

An important meeting of ah volunteer firemen will be helS at 7:3O Monday evening at tte fire hall. All are asked to at tend.
Evening star., 1950-11-27
Country Day
School Plans
YuIe Bazaar

An auction Of antiques and a
grab bag for children will be
among the attractions at the an
nual Christmas bazaar and tea
of the Country Day School Of the
Sacred Heart to be held from 4
tc Z pm. Wednesday at the school,
Stone Ridge, 8101 Rockville pike,
Bethesda.
Mrs. Raymond Falge is general
chairman Of the bazaar which is
being given for the benefit of the
building fund and the schools
Christmas charities.
Mrs. Brockett Muir is treasurer
of the benefit, assisted by Mrs.
Morton Willcutts.
Fine needlework articles, made
by the Religious of the Sacred
Heart and the mothers of the
students, will be one of the fea-
lures of the bazaar.
The students mothers are head
ing various committees for the
annual event. They include Mrs.
Peter Nee, white elephant; Mrs.
Frederick Klingenhagen, religious
articles: Mrs. Leo Atwell, auction;
Mrs. Patrick Conaghan and Mrs.
John McGrory. aprons; Mrs. AL
eernon Gardiner and Mrs. Edward
A. Kelly, tea and refreshments;
Mrs. Raymond Sparks, Christmas
wrappings and cards; Mrs. Gabriel
Murphy, needlework and novel
ties; Mrs. Michael Keogh, baked
goods; Mrs. Donald Buckingham
candy; Mrs. Stedman Prescott
grab bag; Mrs. Christian Coch-
ran. dolls. and Mrs. Benjamin
Mundell. toys.