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Arizona sun., 1951-03-23
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(COntlnueQ ITOIl rage IL
sion, The Glidden Company in
Chicago. His research in soya prod
ucts led to the development of
Aero-Foam (knoWn as bean
soup"), used by the Navy to fight
fires aboard ship and in the air.
The address by DR.. Julian, who
is a member of the GounSeling
Board of the Council for Civic
Unity, will mark the Inauguration
of the new president of that or
ganization. Nominated earlier this
month by the Board of Directors,
his name will be presented to the
membership for confirmation at
the meeting. William P. Mahoney,
Jr., outgoing president, and Jo-
seph S. Stocker, neWly-elected
chairman of the Board, will pre-
side.
Arizona sun., 1951-03-23

Sunday? Boy, was that a game,
] to 2. All scores were made ON
errors and our two scores were
made in fhe bottom OF the 9tn
with out - We have good
game scheduled for Easter sun
day, Blakely's Service, who should
give us very good game. just
be there, 2 pm. at East Lake
Park.
My new neighbOrs, Smithson
Brothers seem to be getting their
Signal station into very good run
ming order. Homer Owens has his
Permo-Wash set up and going
strong. Saturdays and Sundays ne
is showed under. Maybe if you
could take your car to him dur
ing the week he could give you
lust a little better than that
Extra Good Service that he is
maintaining even on the busy
weekends.
As Always,
Annie Mae, Virlee,
and Freddy"
A chest x-ray is a simple way to
discover tuberculosis.
Arizona sun., 1951-03-23
Annual Meet
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greetings on behalf of the City
to these visitors, brothers and
sorors. Brother Thomas NJ. Dent,
18th District representative OF
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity will
bring a response to these greet
ings on behalf of the visitors.
Special music has been planned
by the Senior Choir of Tanner
Chapel with Soror Rachel Ward,
directing.
Rev. J. w. Ford, an Omega
Brother, will deliver the Easter
sermon from the subject: Good
Morning"
In the afternoon at $3.50 pm,
Soror Maude P. WeemS of Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority will be mis-
treSS of ceremonies for the public
meeting to be held at Booker T..
Washington School. The Grand
Basileus of Omega Psi Phi Frat
ernity, Brother Milo Murray, will
oe guest speaker on the pro-
gram. Soror Carolyn Darlington,
Far-Western Regional Director of
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, will
be one of the speakers.
Brother Nathaniel Robinson will
sing "The Holy City" This will be
g joint program representing both
the sorority and the fraternity.
The public is cordially invited to
come and hear these outstanding
personalities.
Every Greek Letter organization
in the city will be represented at
both public meetings.
Arizona sun., 1951-03-23

Well Folks
Today is the day they give
babys away with a half a pound
of tea! Nope that isn't what 1
started to say. What 1 mean to
say was: To-day is the day that
the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity and
the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
will meet here for their annual
Western District Conference and
Far-Western Regional Conference
Three big days! Fun, frOlic and
lots of serious business.
They have a swell bunch of
folks and we should do our best
to shOw them and their visiting
delegates the best we have.
Did you see the ball game last
Arizona sun., 1951-03-23
CITY SAVES 81, 800
ON BUSES

By driving four new transpor-
tation busses from Pontiac, Mich,
instead of having them shipped,
the City saved more than 1,6OO.
Total cost of driving the BUSES
to Phoenix, including labor and
all other expenses was $1,64O:
Freight cost would have been
S3,26S.
Arizona sun., 1951-03-23
VISITS BROTHER

Mrs. Ardmore Lewis of San
Francisco spent week here visit
ing her brother, Milton Lewis Of
SO3 Montezuma Street.
Mrs. Lewis was one of the early
residents in Phoenix.
Arizona sun., 1951-03-23
HOME GARDENER HELPED
RV FREEZER

A freezer is a real boon to the
home gardener. The processing OF
food for freezing at home is a
simple and quick procedure - a
matter of minutes. Fresh, ripe
fruit and vegetables can be
the time it takes to go on a
picked, prOcessed and frozen in
ShODDinp triD
Arizona sun., 1951-03-23

FOR PLUMBING, out of city, call
Willie Albert. Work guaranteed.
phone 4-1345. 1441 S. 10Th Ave.
GARDENERS MOTEL and Tourist
Court - Furnished rooms, all
modern conveniences, air cooled,
utilities furnished. 1921 E. Broad
way. Rt. /, Box $50.
Arizona sun., 1951-03-23

A chest x-ray is a simple way to
discover tuberculosis.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Pointers on Porty-Monners

lyou have to stay home all day
even if nobody shows up?
Right now, find out whether 1t
is a date. This you may feel free
to ask. regardless of whether you
were the one to give or accept the
invitation. Be light. friendly
Make it clear that you are glad
to stay with the original plans If
the other is still interested. That
is your social obligation unless
there is some real reason, such as
illness or travel. to make it i'm
practical for you to try to keep
the date.
Act interested but not demand
ling. If you have cause to think
that the boy or girl would well
come a graceful "out" give a
chance. One tactful way is tc
mention that you have another
invitation for the same dance or
Jon that date.
Table Talk Turns. Must you
talk to everybody at a formal
dinner?
BY tradition you take turns,
talking to those seated at your
left and right. AS convenient,
you also talk to people across the
table. You travel along with gen.
eral conversation. too. You smile
or nod If you happen to catch the
eye of your hostess or of friends
seated far from you. You do not
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Right Clothes
For Women?

"Never underestimate the power
Of a man to pick the right clothes
for a woman" advises fashion de-
signer Mollie Parnis.
Miss Parnis, whose fame rests
snugly on her flair for blending
perennial prettiness with advanced
chic. believes that the woman who
fails to cultivate the interest and
advice Of the man in her life when
it comes to her wardrobe, is miss
ing a major bet in mistake in
surance."
"The average man-even when
he claims to have no interest in
clothes-has very good Judgment
and perception" continues the
designer. Miss Parnis thinks that
a great many women are blinded
by the dictates of fashion. that
women follow fashions edicts with
docile obedience. IF that word
obey in the marriage lines were
interpreted to mean buying what
he approved. 1t might be better
all around"
The man of our mid-century
likes his woman provocative but
not braZen. striking enough to
turn heads. but not gaudy. He's
not much for brassy junk jewelry,
preferring 1t to look like real. He
winces at too shiny. sleazy fabrics,
stubby. teetering shoes and cheap,
ill-fltting stockings. And the rea-
son full skirts, shirtwaist dresses
and glamour bobs stay in style
year after year is that they put
a certain look in a certain mans
eyes.
"But never forget" says Miss
Parnis in final warning. ito a
man, the most fashionable thing
you can wear is a smile. He will
never say: Are you going out in
that thing?'"
Evening star., 1951-12-16
Delicious Chestnut Desserts

until just tender. but still whole,
and not inclined to mushiness.
This will take anywhere from 10
to 20 minutes, depending upon the
chestnuts. Then drain them, let
cool, and set them in the icebox.
Now beat 4 egg yolks with 6
tablespoons of sugar. add "a of a
cup of strong black coffee, and
heat, stirring, in the top of dou-
BILE boiler until thick. Chill this
mixture in the refrigerator. When
just ready to serve, add 8 drops OF
vanilla, and fold in a cup of stiff1y
beaten cream. to which a hint of
brandy has been added. Serve in
|parfait or sherbet glasses.
Another chestnut dessert that I
learned about was my favorite
when stationed in Berlin years
ago. Cook the chestnuts as above,
but prolong the time to be sure
they are very soft. Then put
them through a fine grinder.
Have ready your cream whipped
stiff with brandy or Madeira, and
blend the ground chestnuts into it
thoroughly. Set to chill before
serving.
Evening star., 1951-12-16

raise your voice or gesture, to call
for attention from afar. You find
a quiet way. during. before or
after dinner to talk with hosts and
honored guests.
Uninvited Guests. May you in
vite your pals to other peoples S
houses?
No, unless you know the hosts
well enough to ask their permis-
sion ahead and feel sure that they
will welcome the request. 1t is not
customary to try to get an invita-
ton for a friend who lives in the
same town unless requested to in
vite any friend or date you choose
However, it is conventional to ask
permission to bring an out-of town
visitor to any party at which this
would not upset serving plans.
Party Accident. What if you
drop or break good china or
lcrystal?
Say you are sorry. offer to re-
lplace, but do not go on and on
with apologies. Do not describe
or analyze the accident for guests
who might never notice it other
wise. The wise hostess will know
that you are sorry and that it
was not your fault. Don't try to
hide the pieces or act like you
|are a fugitive from a long line
Iof dish SmasherS!
Evening star., 1951-12-16
By the Chef

Chestnuts with coffee sauce
doesn't sound SO glamorous. does
it? But wait until I explain. and
you'll find it one of the most de-
lectable of party desserts.
To begin with, don't worry about
the difficulties presented by the
chestnuts themselves Il know
they are hard to shell, and that
it's especially hard to get rid OF
the fuzzy inside skin. No matter
Here's a way to get around that.
Start with. say. three dozen
large, perfect chestnuts. With a
sharp knife cut through. and strip
off as much as you can of the hard
shell. Then put the chestnuts in
boiling water. and leave them
there for five minutes. Drain
plunge into ice water. and go tc
work on the skin, again with the
sharp knife as scraper. Try to
keep them unbroken.
When they are clean, put them
over the heat with water to cover
and flavor them with 4 table
spoons of sugar. Let them boil
Evening star., 1951-12-16
By Kite Turmoil

Holiday parties ahoy! Soon yor
may sail into more formal" enter.
tanning than you are used to
Dances, suppers. many different
dates, you hope.
Before you spin into the whirl.
wind, this is the season to:
Brush up on correct customs fol-
holiday parties.
Build confidence in your ability
to please as poised young person
For practice, consider these
practical solutions for problems
that might arise when the Christ
mas tide of invitations starts roll
ing in.
The forgotten date. Should you
feel bound by a holiday date
agreed long ago. not mentioned
lately?
Yes, unless you both decide. by
mutual consent, to cancel the date
for a good reason acceptable to
both.
So there you are, or where are
you? Waiting, wondering. Does
Bill still want to take you to the
Christmas dance? He asked you
in October. He has not mentioned
it since early November tho you
have seen him some. since. Is
Mary going ahead with her early
plans for a home New Years
party? Will friends follow through
on your breezy invitation to drop
in at your home Christmas to see
your presents? Does that mean
Evening star., 1951-12-16
'" into Merry Christmas for the men on my

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Shave Bowl and After Shave Lotion (only $4) -,
but that's Just zone of many" in the wonderful
COURTLEY line. You'll find individual items and
sets priced from 81 to $40 at better Drug and
ALI prices plus tax.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
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Evening star., 1951-12-16

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Evening star., 1951-12-16

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Evening star., 1951-12-16

Pay speecI affenfion to your hands these blustery
harsh weather adds to the abuse" of trying house,
hold tasks How to soothe and smooth your chapped,
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pampering your delicate skin to soft romantic
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Evening star., 1951-09-05
Prennuritol
Discussions

Another topic which should be
discussed before the wedding Is
the division of labor in the home.
Failure to have a sensible under
standing on this subject may lead
to disappointment afterward. In
the early weeks Of marriage a
husband may insist on washing
the dishes and scrubbing the
floor. If he tires of this and quits
altogether, his wife finds the sud-
den change inexplicable and
thinks he no longer loves her!
Finally, remember that Bill
isn't the man you think he is!
After marriage, you'll see him in
a new light. Don't assume that he
has Changed, or that marriage
isn't what you thought it was.
Meet each issue by asking,
Whats the intelligent way to
handle this, in order to make our
marriage successful?"
Evening star., 1951-09-05
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

With the wedding only a month
away, Vivian is beginning to won
der whether she is as well pre-
pared as she should be.
There are so many things that
Bill and I ought to talk over to-
gether," she exclaims. I'VE never
seem to have any time. We're on
the go too much, I suppose: and
there are so many things to do!
I can't help feeling anxious, for
fear we are overlooking some
things that are more important
to our future success. What are
persons in our position supposed
to be doing? Are there certain
things that ought to be settled
or agreed upon before marriage
or can We wait and meet them
afterward?"
Yes, indeed, Vivian, there are
a great many things that ought tc
be discussed fully before mar
Evening star., 1951-09-05
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1851
India Fowler
Becomes Bride

Miss India Bell Fowler, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Ed
ward Fowler, joined the ranks of
late summer brides on September
1. when she was married to Mr..
Harold haywood Sprague, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dilo Sprague,
Of MarySville. Ohio.
st. Columba's Episcopal Church
was the scene of their wedding,
performed by the Rev. c. Ran
dolph Mengers. Her father es-
corted the bride. who is the grand
daughter of the late DR.. Luis
Felipe Corea, former minister from
Nicaragua. and great grand
daughter Of the late Col. Robert
I. Fleming, Washington archi-
tect.
Miss Marcia Eloise Fowler was
maid Of honor for her sister. Other
attendants were Miss Jane Dar-
ley, Mrs. William Ross and Mrs.
Richard BackuS.
The groom's brother. Mr.. Mar
vim Eugene Sprague of Marysville,
was best man, and the Messrs.
Ovid Roberts of Maryland. Rich
ard Backus of Maryland, and
Steve Lyons of New York were
uSherS.
A hotel reception followed the
ceremony. After their Northern
wedding trip the couple will be at
home at 13 Forester street, Sc.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
Modern MARRIAGE

riage; a great deal Of informa-
ton that you ought to have.
There are some important mat
ters that you probably have dis
cussed already. One is your atti-
tude toward children. You ought
to have a clear understanding
with each other about your de-
sire for children. That is some
times taken for granted, with dis
astrous results.
You ought to have a clear un-
derstanding in advance as to how
the finances are to be handled.
You should know what your pros
pective husbands income is, and
make plans for its division. Who
is to pay the bills? How much
personal allowance will you have?
What are your plans for insurance
and savings? Be businesslike in
discussing these topics and you
may save serious misunderstand-
ings later.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
Clubs:
Portius Plan
Convention
This Week

Approximately 10 Washington
members are planning to attend
the 11th province convention OF
Phi Delta Delta Legal Fraternity
to be held Friday through Sunday
in Atlantic City.
In addition to the District dele
cation, undergraduate and alum
nae members from Virginia, Mary
land, West Virginia, Delaware
Pennsylvania and New Jersey also
are expected to be present.
A convention highlight will be
a luncheon Saturday celebrating
the 40th anniversary of the or
ganization. The principal speaker
will be a Washington member,
Mrs. Sarah A. Perrin, interna-
tional second vice president of
the fraternity as well as presi-
dent of the Woman's Bar Associa-
ton of the District.
Miss NJ. Vashti Burr, attorney of
Washington and Harrisburg, Pa,
will serve as moderator for a
panel discussion Saturday on the
constitution and bylaws, while
another Washington member. Miss
Wilma Stine, will act as modera-
tor for discussion on professional
activities.
Local members who will head
convention committees include
Miss Catherine Edmondson, reso-
lutions; Miss Helen v. Dolan, re-
vision of the constitution and by
laws, and Miss Elizabeth w. Shu-
CART. publicity.
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt,
Washington and Los Angeles at
torney, is honorary president Of
the fraternity.
Official delegates from Wash
ington will include Mrs. Elizabeth
C. Hardy, president of the Alum
nae Chapter; Miss Mary Anne
Sames. president of Zeta Chapter
of George Washington University:
Miss Laura M. DAILY. president Of
Beta Epsilon Chapter of Columbus
University; Mrs. Mae B. Bird,
Beta Chapter of the Washington
College of Law of American Uni
versity and Mrs. Kathryn M.
SchwarZ, Alpha Lambda Chapter
Of National University.
Alternates will include Mrs.
Marjorie D. Hansen. Beta; Miss
Helen B. Virts, Beta Epsilon, and
Miss Geraldine B. Stibbe, WASH
ington Alumnae.
Miss Mary Lewis Martin, presi-
dent of Beta Chapter and Mrs.
Nina K. Bolkhardt, president Of
Alpha Lambda, also will attend.
Evening star., 1951-09-05

At Roberts Memorial Church
Saturday Miss Donna Jean Price.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
F. Moore of Philadelphia, be-
came the bride of Sergt. Marvin
e. Nielsen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Nielsen of Big Sandy, Mont.
The Rev. Mark Shockey performed
the ceremony. A reception was
held in the lower auditorium of
the church.
The newlyweds will make their
home in Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
Fall Activities
To Be Discussed

The executive officers Of the
Opti-Mrs. Club of Washington
will meet at II am. Friday at the
home Of the president. Mrs. w.
Earl Leese. 3615 Forty ninth
street NV.
The group will discuss plans for
fall activities. among which will
be q rummage sale and the annual
bazaar and card party to be held
November 8 at the Woman's Club
of Chevy Chase. All proceeds
from the benefits will be donated
to the Boys Club of Washington.
Luncheon will follow the meet
ing.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
Sorority Porty

Washington area girls enrolled
in the freshman class at William
and Mary College this fall will be
entertained at a tea Friday by
members of the colleges Beta
Delta Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega
Sorority. The party, which will
feature q fashion show, will be
given at the home of alumna Mrs.
Frank Mallinson of Grand View.
On-srAe- Potomac, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
Norton-Conunt
Ceremony Held

The marriage Of Miss Jeanne c
Conant, daughter OF 1t. A. M
Conant, q. S. NJ, and Mrs. Conant
of Alexandria, to Mr.. William H
Norton. jr.. took place September
2 at the Washington Street Meth
odist Church in Alexandria. the
Rev. Theodore Lands officiating
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Horatio Norton OF
Bealeton, Va. He and his bride
will reside in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
.Chuirnen Named
For Junior Club

Mrs. ]. David Leonard, presi-
dent Of the Junior Woman's Club
of Chevy Chase, has announced
the section and committee chair
men who will serve with her dur
ing the coming year.
Section leaders are Mrs. Irving
M. Day, jr., American home; Mrs.
Richard H. Peery. arts and crafts;
Mrs. Earl N. Chandler, bridge;
Mrs. Howard H. Bower, current
affairs; Mrs. Richard w. Tupper,
drama; Mrs. Robert w. Root,
garden: Mrs. Ray lager, married
couples bridge; Miss Helen Gill,
music, and Mrs. H. e. Troth,
sports.
Chairmen of standing commit
tees include Mrs. Dorothy Bland,
clubhouse; Miss Alice Scales, in
doctrination and membership;
Miss Doris Long, parliamentary
and grievance: Miss Louise E.
Stengel, program; Mrs. William T.
Platt. publicity; Mrs. Walter Meril
Backus. jr., recreation; Mrs. Tay-
lor Fussell. revisions and resolu-
tionS; Mrs. Burdette H. Newcity,
ways and means; Mrs. John H.
Buehler, jr., welfare, and Mrs.
Benton Strickler, national de-
Tense.
Chairmen of special committees
are Mrs. James I. Brebner, Coun-
Gil of International Clubs: Mrs.
Robert w. Morton. subscriptions
to the General Federation maga-
zine and club pins; Mrs. Frank
Brenchley, junior contact, and
Mrs. Gerald Shappell, the Build
ing Freedom with Youth project.
Officers who will serve with Mrs.
Leonard are Miss Stengel, vice
president; Mrs. John M. Rodier.
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Carl
B. Hongell, recording secretary,
and Miss Edith McChesney,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
KessIer Hostess

Mrs. Alfred A. Kessler, jr., chair
man Of the Alexandria Hospital
ity Committee for the Air Force
Oficers' Wives Club, invited ap-
|proximately Is Air Force wives
who are newcomers to the area
to attend a coffee today at her
home in Belle Haven.
Mrs. Kessler was assisted by
Mrs. James w. Chapman and Mrs.
Donald D. Dunlap. members Of
her hospitality committee.
Evening star., 1951-09-05


Miss Barbara Marie Murphy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
F. Murphy of New York City,
formerly of Washington, Satur-
day became the bride of Mr..
Charles Mayo Biller. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter C. Biller Of
Arlington. The wedding took
place at st. AIMS Roman Catholic
Church, North Arlington. with the
Rev. Dixson Beatty officiating.
Wearing a gown of white
Chantilly lace, the bride was es-
corted to the altar by her father.
She carried white covered
prayer book and a white orchid.
A reception at the Army-Navy
Country Club followed the cere-
mony. After a wedding trip to
Bermuda, the couple will make a
home here.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
Auxiliary to Meet

The first fall meeting Of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Free Sons
of Israel, Capitol Lodge No. 1913,
will be held at $3.50 o'clock tonight
lat 702 Jefferson street NV. Busi-
mess will include a discussion Of
plans for the auxiliary's first mem
Ibership tea.