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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
MRS. ]. A. RUNYAN WILL
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY

Mrs. j. A. Runyan, a former
resident of London, will celebrate
her eighty-fourth birthday, Tues
day, May %, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Vance Smith, 1852
East South Street, Worthington.
Mrs. Runyan has been confined
to her bed at her daughters home
for some time.
Her husband, the late j. A.
Runyan, was Madison County
Schools Superintendent, several
years ago.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
Cecilia Healy Is
Federation Officer

Miss Cecilia Healy of Spring
field, was elected first vice presi-
dent of the Ohio Federation of
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Clubs at the annual conven-
ton in Cleveland over the week
end.
Miss Healy has many friends in
London, having been a guest on
many occasions of the London
Business and Professions |
Women's club.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25

r Fair Of Ohio State University.
DIR. Howard Bevis, President OF
Ohio State University. will Of
ficially welcome the FLA. MEM
bers at the opening session May
81. Beginning with registration at
10 AM. on May 81 the Future
Farmers will have full schedule.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25

what in Ohio for the time
being, at least.
Common Pleas Judge Danna =
Reynolds of Franklin County gave
two church clubs and 4 hospital
guild permission TO operate bingo
games until the legality Of charity
bingo is decided.
In Dayton, Judge Calvin Craw-
ford issued an order that bars
police from halting bingo games
for charity.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
Thompsons Open
House Is Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Thomp-
son are having open house at
their home, ga Logan Avenue,
May twenty-seventh, celebrating
Mr.. Thompson's birthday and the
fiftieth anniversary of their mar
riage. Calling hours are from
2:30 to 1920 o'clock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
vOGELS CALLED
TO WHARTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Vogel, and
son, Park Avenue, were in Whar-
ton over the week end where they
were called by the death of Mr..
vogels sister-in-law, Mrs. Elmer
Vogel.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
q #
Duke Omitted
Familiar Ending

CLEVELAND, - Up = A royal
figure gave an afterthought to
his romance. 1t was:
And they lived happily ever
after"
The Duke of Windsor, who abb
dictated his throne for THE
Woman / Love- Wallis War
field Simpson was addressing
the convention of the American
Booksellers Association.
His principal topic was his re-
Gently published autobiography,
"A Kings Story"
The book, said the 56-year old
Duke, is strictly non-fiction.
Il do believe he went on,
"that as far as its last chapters
are concerned, it is in a personal
sense a romance.
And speaking for the lovely
and wonderful lady to whom the
book is dedicated THE Duchess) /,
and for myself, ] only wish that
I had thought to add the old fa-
miIiar ending of all romances,
and they lived happily ever after.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
OuEsTs OF BEERYS

Mrs. David Whitmer and her
children, Sammy and Sue, of
Buffalo, are guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Beery,
Mt. Sterling Pike.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
JUDGE EDWARDS
LEAVE FOR FLORIDA

Judge and Mrs. Harvey B. Ed
wards, East High Street, left
Thursday by motor for West
Palm Beach, Florida. With them
were their daughter, Mrs Willard
Price and her daughter, Linda
Sue, who were returning to their
home in West Palm Beach, after
q several weeks visit in London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
o. n
GEE HOME DISPLAY

G. G. Schlechty and ms SON,
William Schlechty, North Oak
Street, were in Lafayette, Indiana,
over the week end to see the
showing of the 1852 of National
Homes. Inc.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
Bingo Ban
Relaxing

COLUMBUS, O.,-tP The
bingo ban is being relaxed some
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
)CIETY, SOCIAL EVENTS AND NEWS OFTHE CLUBS

DR.. kNAPps ON VACATION
UNTIL JUNE q
DR. and Mrs. ]. A. Knapp, East
High Street, are vacationing in
Minnesota and Wisconsin. The
office will be closed from May
% to June 4.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25

esses. Mrs. Jesse Chance was a
guest of the club.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
" nj n
GRANDSON or MRS. PosTLE
TO ENTER WEST POINT

Walter E. Campbell of Airing
ton, Virginia, is spending a month
and a half with his grandmother.
Mrs. Earl Postle and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Pena. Elm Street. and rela-
tives and friends near London.
OniJuly third he will enter West
Point Military Academy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-25
euEsrs ERoM puLuTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mattix of
Duluth, Mimi, were guests Mon
day of Mrs. w. G. Converse, and
Miss Margaret Converse. La
fayette Road and Miss Louise
Richmond, East High Street,
They stopped overnight enroute
from Baltimore where they were
guests of their son. George Mat
Tx and his family, TO Grand Rap
ids, Mich, to see their other son,
Charles Mattix and his family
Mrs. Mattix is the former
Georgianna Ireland, who lived in
London some years ago.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Small Appliances

Demonstrators, some scratched
or morred, but oil electrically
okoy. 1850 ond 1851 models.
| Orig. 1895 Cory Electric
Dishwosher --79.95
z Orig. l4.95 Westinghouse
Double Grill ---Slz
3 Orig. 1926 to 1895 Auto
motto PercoIotors- S6 and So
! Orig. 1895 Sunbeam Popup
Tooster -------S1S
5 Orig. 1895 TO 1880 steor
Iron, G-E, General Mills,
Presto $40 TO SIS
9 Orig. 1925 to 1895 Mothes
Fans -- 1895 to 1895
20 Orig. 7.99 TobIe Fons, 3.s9'
3 Orig. 1895 TO 1895 West
inohouse Toble Fons,
1895 to 1885
s Orig. 1895 to 1875 VIM
dow Fons --9.95 to 1898
z Orig. 1895 Hossock Fons,
44.s5
Orig. ee.e5 MobiIoire West
inchouse Fans 5e.s5
9TH Floor The Hecht Co..
Washington
Evening star., 1951-07-19
SpecioIl z, 500 cords
Assorted Buttons

New foil and summer buttons
for you who sew, or to repIoce
lost buttons. Gold color, metoI,
Iuclte, Plastic, wood, bone, suit
oole tor coots, suits, dresses,
olouses, etc. Two to six to a
cord.
Street Floor. WnShiuotou
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Record Shop

Long -PIoy:
ls Orig. 81 and 4.s5 lo-in.
clossics ----1.4 1.49
z Orig. 4.s5 squore Donces,
7.ss
9 Orig. 5.ss l2-in. cIossics,
Stondard rs:
8 Orig. 2.ss TO 4.s5 Albums.
popular and square dancing,
I.es
500 Orig. sse Records, new and
used. uncIossified Sc
200 Orig. 25e UnbreokobIe
Records for children, 5 titles,
5 for 4es
Players:
5 Orig. l4.ss Portable, 7s rpm,
z Org. 1875 and 1925 A.
tochments. as Or 33b--s s.ss
] Orig. 1895 3-speed ottoch-
ment, monuoI l2,95
! Orig. 1895 Record Cabinet,
s.e5
] Orig. 1895 Record Cabinet,
S.s8
5th Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
$50 Orig. 3ec Eoch
Stemmed GobIets
4 for ST
SuitobIe for beer, ice tea, or
ole, Nicely shoped cleor gloss.
Buy by the dozen for shower
gifts.
7th Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
Evening star., 1951-07-19
SoiIed
SH EET
Sale !!

81 Orig. z.79 Muslin
Twin Sheets, 1880, I.ss
zS Orig. z.sS Sheets, Tx
lo8 and 81x99, 2.29
III Orig. 2.Se to ,.7s
Long double sheets, Six
lO8 O8---2.5s
III Orig. Sac TO 7se
Pillow coses - z for 81
20 Orig. 5.3S to 4.zs
Contour Sheets, twin ond
double z.59
l54 PereeIe Crib Sheets,
Seconds. If perfect would
be much more. 99e
"a Orig. s.5e to s.7s
PereoIe Sheets, Long twin
72xlO8 and double. Blk
90 eo---2.49
IS Orig. 400 TO 4.69
Percole Sheets, long dou-
Bile 8lxlo8 and oversize
ooxl08 ------2.s9
1913 Orig. sse TO i.os
Pillow Coses 6ee
5th Floor, The Hecht
Co., Washington
Evening star., 1951-07-19
1000 Orig. 3ec
Chino and Gloss Shop

~sbbbS Shb9 bSSS SFt0P
so Orig. soc CocktoiI Closes,
CtGOf &c
96 Orig. 1.5s Hi-boll and cock
toll glasses hunt decol eee
81 Orig. 79e Stemmed Sherbets,
etched lmperioI -- 39e
II Orig. 5se Water TumbIers,
2ee
500 Orig. 1se Snack pIote Sc
81 Orig. I.59 Cocktoil Glasses,
June Beou- 79e
500 Orig. 7ee Clear Flower
Vases ------s9 s9e
50 Orig. 49e Clear round pow
der box Sc
50 Orig. 49e Clear Cigarette
Box Iqe
7th Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
Evening star., 1951-07-19
IS Orig. 1926
Electric Lown Mower
81 SO

Demonstrators, electrically okoy.
l6-in. cutting width. "a hp
motor.
9 Orig. 1899 10 1895 Push
Movers, demonstrators ll.e9
7th Floor, The Hecht Co.,
WdShinQton
Evening star., 1951-07-19

. GLAZED cHlNTZES! Combination solid coIors and
foro, all S0xe2 count pereoe ehintz, permanent finish
Q RAYoN sATINs! Heavy ustrous fobric, beautifully
toIored.
Evening star., 1951-07-19

Fonous Stetsons. MoIlorys, Ellis
and others. Pononos, Coco
nuts, bokus. hinokis, soiIors.
This years smart styles. New
shades. Fancy and conservo-
tive bonds. RequIor and ovoI
shopes. Sizes SIS to 7A.
Street Floor, Washington
G. SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-07-19
IS Orig. l6.95
MetoI Sond Boxes
l2oo

Body is storped from ! piece
OF steel for strength. Edges
rounded. Legs slide into slots
for simple assembly. Brood
base prevents sinking into eorth.
Measures 3ox40 inches, with Z
full length seots. Adjustable
conVos canopy.
3rd Floor, Washington;
4th Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Nursery Furniture

Nursery Furniture
Floor somples, lightly domosed
or soiIed ii bandlins. oil os is
8 Orig. 1875 to 1875 High
Choirs -------- $40
7 Orig. 1899 to 1895 Cribs,
S24
10 Orig. $50 TO e4.ss Cribs.
S44
} Orig. 1926 Thoyer corioaes.
$40
4 Orig. s4.s5 to s4.ss Cor
rioees ees----$44
; Orig. $4s Chests ss5
4 Orig. 1895 to 2l.s5 Bothin-
cites ------SIO
4 Orig. 1875 TO l4.s5 Play
Yords ---$8 So
4 Orig. 1895 to 2I.s5 Play
Yords ----$l6
4 Orig. 1875 FoIdo RoIIo
StroIIo Walker --- $40
2nd Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
Awnings
IS Orig. ST Lown Choir Recov-
ers, eonvos, 5O-in. long, "a
vide with loops for ottoched
to chair --- Soc
10 Bonboo RoII-Up Shades, Z
#. drop, 7-ft. wide. Also con-
vos, SIT. wide with pole i.s9
so Hollywood Window Awnings,
3o-in. vide. 32-in. drop, "a
in. projection, Ain. valance 81
z Porch Covers. no frome, 43-
in drop. 42-in. prof., Sin. VOL
once, 5-ft. wide; no hordwore,
2.se
IA Window Awnings with
frome and hordwore, 80 ond
48 ins. wide. 32-in. drop, 28-
in, prof.. Sin. valance 2.e9
81 Aluminium Window Visors
30 TO 36-in. widths, l9-in.
drop. l8-in. prof. | " in. val
nnce 4.99
3rd Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
IS Orig. 1926
Metol Sond Boxes
1899
Body is stomped from ! piece
OF steel for strength. Edges
rounded. Legs slide into slots
for simple assembly. Brood
base prevents sinking into eorth.
Measures 3ox40 inches, with Z
full length seots. Adjustable
conVos canopy.
5rd Floor, Washington,
9TH Floor, SilUer Spring
SO Orig. BIS to 5.e5
Lawn Chulrs
2.o9
10 Orig. 1875 to so Rotton
and Peel Tobles 1899
Z Orig. 1876 Glider Cushion
Sets, 6-piece ----I2.99
s Orig. z4.S5 Choise tongues,
nottress -----l6.e9
! Orig. $3.50 Bunting Glider,
innersprine -39.oe
8 Orig. 1895 e-cushion Gid
ers, oII-metoI frome, pIostic-
covered upholstery 1879
IS Orig. 1875 MetoI Garden or
Umbrella Tobles with serving
ss Orig. SIS An-steei chors,
s.ss
l Orig. 1850 Ficks Reed Rot
ton Soto ----l19.o9
3rd Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
Special Purchose of so
Glider Cushion Sets
1875
Deluxe quoIity cushions. Set
OF 3 reversible backs ond 3
scots. oil in heavy oouoe green
plastic.
3rd Floor, Washington,
4th Floor, SilUer Spring
specioI Purchase! Seconds of
Contour Sheets
Twin Size 2.7o
Fomous Poetic Mills Sheets,
the Ione-weorine, hieh-count
type 40 musIins! With corners
olreody mitered to fit mottress
snueIy. Double sizes, too, 2.e9
The Hecht Co., 5th Floor,
Washington; 3rd Floor,
SttDeT spring
Housewares
46 Orig. s.e5 Rubber Garbage
Polls ------5. 5.95
3S Orig. l.59 Cost Iron Skillet,
lO-in. 69e
II Orig. 3.95 Steok Broilers,
long handle -----I.S5
80 Orig. 81 Woxpoper and
Towel Holders ----4s 4se
II Orig. ST Aluminium Baking
Utensils -- loe
l44 Orig. 25e Combination
Bottle and Con Opener loe
7fh FIn0r Tho Hoobt IN
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Special Purchose of so
Glider Cushion Sets
1875

Deluxe quoIity cushions. Set
Of 3 reversible books ond 3
scots. oil in heavy oouee green
plostic.
3rd Floor, Washington;
Hh Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-07-19
BIonkets, Comforts

Counter Mussed or Soiled
80 Orig. 7.e5 to lz.S5 Pillows.
Iotex - 4.99
1s Orig. 4.ss chothom Sum
mer BIonkets, 72x84 - 2.s9
s Orig. 7.s5 Patchwork Quilts.
72x84 -- 5.e9
3 Orig. s.95 Blankets, 72x84.
7.se
6 Orig. 1875 Wool Comforts.
royon sotin ---7.99
4 Orig. 1875 Wool Blankets.
72x9O ----l2.95
5th Floor, Washington =.
Curtoins
IS Orig. l.eS to 4.ss Assorted
Curtoins, os is pr. 99e
SO Orig. i.5e Cottoee Sets, AS
in. ruffIe, 36-in. sosh, pr. eee
81 Orig. 6.es CortleY Ranch
House Curtains, coiorful for
kitchen, .dinette pr. l.s9
II Orig. 7.sS Shirbock Curtoins.
84-in. wide. 9o-in. long, in
colors ---pr. l.9s
Al Orig. 1898 Shirbock Cur
toins, l70-in. wide, oO-in.
long ----- pr. 3.99
9Th Floor, The Hecht Co,
WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Women's Gloves

women S Gloves
II Orig. I.65 SIip-on royon
gloves; whipstitched, red,
cherry red; broken sizes soc
IS Orig. l.5o Cotton strino
gloves; black, novy;; broken
sizes 7Se
20 Orig. 7.9s Washable white
copeskin gloves; broken sizes,
Las
Street Floor, Washington
800 Prs. Orig. lbs to l.65
Nylon Hose
55c
z prs. ST
Fomous moke nylon hose in
sheer and medium weights.
some picked from department
hondline, most perfect. Sizes
80 to II in the group.
Street Floor, Washington
500 Yds. Orig. 4ec to 7ec
Summer Cottons
2oc Yd.
Mostly one of kind summer
prints, solid eoIors, novelty
sheers. Many Sonforized, all
washable.
ITS Orig. l.s5 Silk NoeI Suit
inos - vd ess
Street Floor, Washington
500 Orig. 1888 NyIon and Ace
tote Puff -------yd. ese
800 Orig. 1893 Silk Oroondy
Prints -------yd. 79s
Street Floor, The Hecht Co
Washington G. Silper Spring
Entire Stock of
Mems Strow Hats
u off
Orig. S.
ESQ
Orig. $50 and So
BIS
Orig. $40, 1850. SIS
S.
Fonous Stetsons, MoIlorys, Ellis
and others. ponomos, Coco
nuts, bokus, hinokis, soiIors.
This years smart styles. New
shades. Fancy and conservo-
tive bonds. Regular and ovoi
shapes. Sizes SIS to 7s4.
Street Floor, Washinoton
& SilUer Spring
Special $500 cords
Assorted Buttons
2oc cord
New foil and summer buttons
for you who sew, or to repIoce
lost buttons. Gold color, metoI,
Iucite, pIostie, wood, bone, suit
oble for coots, suits, dresses,
blouses. etc. Two to six to a
cord.
Street Floor, Washington
Closet Clearance
Counter worn, domooed. All
sold os is.
z Orig. s.ss Blanket boxes,
set Of two, floroI print si
] Orig. s.9e Closet eobinet.
smoll, 4 drowers fIoroI
z Orig. 1873 Hot Boxes, sinnu-
Ioted ostrich Ieother pottern,
4 Orig. s.ss to 4.ss cortwheeI
hot boxes, clear plastic
] Orig. 1893 Cobinet, Jorge size,
drawers fIorcI pottern So
z Orig. s.79 Shoe Boxes, sinnu-
Lated leather, navy, circular
style - q
Street Floor, Washington
Younn Men'e Annn..I
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Closet Clearance
Young Mems Apparel

NSh HPPoISt
4 Orig. $35 Mems royon sum-
nner suits, size 40 requIor.
z size 3o long. size 3s Iona,
s Orig. SIS Mems oII-wool
sport coots, size IS, | size
81, ] size 80. 3 size 4OS7
5 Orig. 1895 Boys olI-woot
husky sport coats. 4 size II, |
size IA -- 1888
! Orig. 1880 Boy. oII-wooi
blue suit, size II 1888
z Orig. SIS Boys two-trouser
royon oobordine suits; ton,
green; size II - 1895
1e Orig. 14.95 Boys oIl-wooI
tlonnel sport coots; tan, blue;
sizes IL to l8 in the group,
1888
s Orig. s.es Boys royon sotln
jackets; blue and gold or pur-
pie ond gold; 3 size IL, 3
size 20 " ! o.
End Floor, Washington
ITO Orig. 4.e5
Children's
SoddIe Shoes
200
Brown and white leather sod
die oxfords or moccosin toe
oxfords in broken sizes 5 to 8.
End Floor, Washington
& StlUer Spring
chiIdren's Underwear,
Robes
80 Orig. 800 Girls crepe
gowns; florol prints, white and
postel backgrounds; sizes 10
to IA -SI 81
II Orig. 2.ss One-piece poio-
mos, cool cotton crepe, self
help; size s - 81
- Orig. $50 Boys seersucker
robes; ploid or print; sizes z
to OK ---- 1877
~ Orig. 81 ConisoIes. cool
botiste, eyelet ond embroidery
trim. white, broken sizes 4 to
~ xxx 3Se
- Orig. 2.s9 Eyelet trimmed
petticoots with panty ottoehed,
cotton botiste; sizes a and 6,
ST.
- Orig. 81 Girls nylon pom
ties, loce trimmed; white; sizes
q and 6 6ae
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-07-19
SpecioI Purchose' Seconds c
Contour Sheets
Twin Size 70

Fomous Poetic Mills Sheets,
the lone-weorine, hieh-count
type 40 musIins! With corners
olreody mitered to fit mottress
snuely. Double sizes, too, 2.99
The Hecht Co., 5th Floor,
Washington, 3rd Floor,
SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-07-19

200 Orig. 5.e5 to 1895
Summer Millinery
s.
Summer strows of pettipeH,
soturn, milon-type, Swiss broids,
toyos, rough strows, Shontunes.
linens. piques in doshine soilors,
cloches, large brins. profiles,
piIIboxes, rollers. Dressy and
crisp office styles in dark, me-
dunn and posteI colors. Many
fonnous nnokers!
3rd Floor, Washington:
2nd Floor, Silper Spring
s.95 to 1895 Women's
Town 8 Country Shoes
5.e5
Short lots of popular styles,
some discontinued styles. All
white, navy and white, brown
ond white. beige. Soft suedes,
kid and Golf. Reds green, yell
low, multi-eolors in sling pumps,
plain pumps, sandals. strops.
Flot heels, high and low wedges.
Sizes 4 to 10, widths narrow
and medium in the group.
3rd Floor, Washington
2e Orig. 1895 and S35
Jr. Miss Toppers
SIS
Stunning oIl-wooI toppers for
now through the foil. Vorious
styles in oil white only. Sizes
9 TO 5 in the group.
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, StlUer Spring
"a Orig. 1893 Misses
Summer Sport Suits
8.o8
CIossic long sleeve styles! Pen
Gil slim skirtsl Cool butcher
royon with rich linen look!
liloc, pink, luggage, green,
navy, sizes Il to Is in the
group. A reoI summer sovinos!
3rd Floor, Washington,
Street Floor, SilUer Spring
SpeeioI Purchosel Misses
Cotton Swirl Dresses
5.o5
Nationally advertised at 3.95!
Two outstanding styles-o oic-
oloy sunbock with its own
joeket Of gay print on snowy
background. A cooIie-coIIored
style Of cotton sheer and cotton
fobrie. Bright summer coIors.
Both sizes in II to 20.
3rd Floor, Washington
End Floor, Stlper Spring
SpecioI purchose!
Misses Shorts
1893
Crisp eottons! Sturdy royon
oobordines! Cuffed little boy
styles with book zip closing.
Light and dark eoIors. Size.
II to l8.
3rd Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, SilDer Spring
Special Purchase!
Misses Tee Shirts
Summer savings on combed cot
ton puIl-ons in solids, tweeds.
crisp checks. Light and dark
shades. Round, w" necks,
pert eoIlors. Wing and short
sleeves, sizes small, medium
and loroe.
3rd Floor, Washington:
Street Floor, Silper Spring
Special Purchase!
Misses Cotton Skirts
3.88
Flores-unpressed pieot styles
in sturdy handsome cotton you
usuoIly pay much more for!
Lively prints--snort dark and
posteI solid eoIors by fine
maker. Sizes 10 to l6 in the
group.
5rd Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1951-03-18

don't let It mar your
lOvelinesS. Ann Ber-
CART can remove any
heavy growth from
face or body, quickly
a n d permanently,
with safe, medically
approved Thermi-
n,uofr0r NHokLoJ CaII
Evening star., 1951-03-18
|Ex-Prenier's SonMurried

The Herndon Methodist Church
was the scene last evening of
the wedding of Miss Anna Lee
Mcmillan and Mr.. Ferenc Macy,
jr., the Rev. Albert Schroeder Of
fiiciating, assisted by the Rev.
Michael Hogye.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood Cleve-
land MCMILLAN of Herndon. The
former Premier of Hungary and
Mrs. Ferenc Macy. now of Hern-
don, are the groom'S parents.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, Mr.. Charles Edward
Mcmillan, wore a dress of heavy
satin made with a lace bodice
and lace inserts in the skirt. Her
flngertip illusion veil fell from a
tiara of seed pearls.
After a wedding reception held
at 523 Elden street. the couple
left for a wedding trip In the
South. They will make their
home in Herndon.
Evening star., 1951-03-18

@ EIRST IMPRESSION!"
" Spic and span gloves
establish - instantly - your
reputation for being we'll
Evening star., 1951-03-18

latitude j S
W h a t you
give yourself
i n naming
naming the
baby and
longitude is
the way to
fold dianprS.
Evening star., 1951-03-18

gr0emed. Let
t h e STELOS
co. do your
glove clean
ing and re-
pairing. They
refnish black,
white and col
Ored GLOW e S
like new. An
Evening star., 1951-03-18

on the purchase
of any blouse in
stock. Alltraded-
in blouSes are
d o n a t e d to
Mont. G Ou n t y
Thrift Shop, for
their W elfar + e
benefits. Trade
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r e S taurant, ,
S e r v e S
| IL n C h con,
dinner a n d
Sunday din
ner. L h e
food is deli
cious, t h e
portions are
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Photo

MRS. CHARLES L. HALL.
Miss Doris H. Vickers, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas C..
Vickers of Silver Spring, and Mr..
Charles L. Hall, son of Mrs. H. r.
Markwith. also of Silver Spring,
were married yesterday in the
National Baptist Memorial Church,
DR.. Edward B. Willingham officiat-
ing.
A reception was held in the
church and the couple now are
on their way to Bermuda. They
will reside in Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1951-03-18

But you can't put
your whole salary on
your back-and eat,
too. Let LEA ENGEL,
remodel your out
mOded dresses and
suits. No waiting!
Quick service a n d
low prices. Hens on
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large, and prices are small.
It's operated on a profit
sharing basis with employees.
No tipping is permitted. It's
self-service! Entrees include:
SirlOin Steak, Fried Chicken,
Ham, etc.-35c to 81. Vege-
tables, salads and desserts, 1Oc
and 15c. Located on the first
floor (off the main lobby of
the HARRINGTON HOTEL,
11th and E SITS. NV.
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SKIFIS a n q uTtSStS
(average width), only 81. This
well-known dressmaker is GEN.
tralIy located downtown at
lilo F ST. NV. Room 20.
Phone EX. 1903.
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UuCVIUII NICIIIUU. CdI
RE. 0761-fOr free trial treat
ment. Suite 303, Westory Bldg,
14th and F SITS. NV. (opp.
Garfinckel'S).
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in as many blouses as you
wish. Choose a new one from
over 1,O09 blouses. Two shops:
'2605 CONN. AVE, phone MI.
1886. 491O Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Phone WO. 9536.
Evening star., 1951-03-18

H TRADE-IN YOUR OLD
BLOUSES for new
ones!" CAMELLIA, Inc. will
give you 81 for your old blouse,
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other SteIOS service is reWeav-
ing of moth holes and snags
in woolen, silk and linen. They
do hosiery repairing, too. 913
G ST. NV.
N A mn BERGART-will
make a new woman
of you!" If you are troubled
with ugly superfluOus hair
Evening star., 1951-08-19
Personalities and Impressions
Mortho's Vineyard Still Quaint
AsHNeors 35Oth Anniversary

lon the island, wrote three letters
that were quoted for nearly a
century as advertising for Mar
tha's Vineyard resorts. Even to-
day, the vineyard has no neon
signs or billboard advertising.
At West Chops Saturday night
dances, the children hold the floor
until $3.50 when a game of
musical chair" with prizes for
the boy and girl remaining the
longest, ends festivities. Then
they go home without a murmer,
while the parents dance until IL.
A Sunday morning community
religious service takes place in
the same casino. This draws an
even larger attendance from
grandparents to toddlerS. People
stand along the walls and in door,
ways. The dogs come, too. and
are fairly well behaved except for
an occasional yap. Tennis rae
Iquets or oars are parked along
side the chairs.
DR.. Lewis Perry, retired head
master Of Exeter, who is con-
nected with Tanglewood School
of Music. conducts brief talks fol-
lowing the reading Of Scripture
and singing of hymns. He held an
audience spellbound for 80 min
utes with a discourse on the need
for friendship. among men and
nations. based on text from st.
Paul.