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HOUSES FOR sALE-XA.
YOUR HOME"

You will find the home of your choice
in one of the following:
(A) SUBURBAN CHARM
Only ga acres; flowers, shrubs and
trees, you will find lovely stone
and frame home with 4 bedrms. :,
den. 2 baths and 2-car garage. Many
other features. S32,25O.
IBl COUNTRY CLUB AREA
Modihed Cape Cod with 8 bedrms,
upstairs. Features large rms, break
last nook, side screened porch, recr.
rm., garage and extra lot included
in price of S22 $50.
GO MISSIONER AREA
A peach OF a 3-bedrm. home on a
level, shaded lot; lge. liv. rm. with
nrepl. and din. rm., nice bsmt., side
screened porch; owner leaving town
soon.
one OF our statesmen will gladly give
further information. Cali for amt
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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UNIVERSITY PARK
BRICK RAMBLER
Eat It and Have Tt Too

EdC II dIIU Have IL 100
You can enjoy all tha pleasures of
Maryland country living 30 minutes
from. Wash. and still have the
nicetieS of modern conveniences.
Seven acres of lovely and private
springs, Towering doRwood, nature
at her majestic peak. A house OF
3 bedrooms. baths, living room
(26x15) with fireplace. beamed, CELL
ing; q stainless steel. all-eleetric
Kitchen especially designed for YOU.
madam. A house worthy Of you and
your discriminating family. S1S,950.
Call nNNNER Cunrnrc nOE1
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So, ,75O BUNGALOW
Assume large CT loan. payment Of
which is $3.50 per NO.. including
taxes int, principal; cozy 2-bedrm.
home: full bsmt: impac. cond.;
imm.d. occupancy. MRS. SPAULD-
ING WO. 0l60 or GE. 1911, go
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HANNON & LUCHS co.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

cHEvERLY. 5s37 Dewey st. Charm
neighborhood. Firepl.. wide wooded
Price. $13.75O: Call WA. 5000 til
Q pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO;
FORESTvILLE -2A acres. Enjoy
country living in this nearby area;
immac. white Colonial, arranged for
2, families; each apt. has 3 rms,
mod. kit. and bath. pvt. ent. to
upstairs apt; Gear garage with
att. heated workshop. shower rm.
Storm windows, Ven; blinds, new
$50: wa: 9144. CIR. 1857. JOHN
GREEN e: MHNihi iMhEiADows-only $1,000
down for. this attractive s-yr. .-old
home; 10 rms, mod. equip. kit.
sss & ssss asbs' wA AshSRslPs sls7 ,9aa sgs
LANpoVEik THHiE' HrLLs-s1s.eoo. Sub
stantial cash and assume AZ loan.
Brick Cape Cod, s. rms. and bath on
LIST floor; full bsmt. with outside en-
.Isnes nd o6r gas which hsa Is Gary Rstea nsheS eS
viii With w WAYNE s A. cAsKEY. sYf: AP.
MT. RAINIERwBeautiful 2-bedrm.
bungalow, 2 blks. from carline; lge.
pandable attic; new M gas a..c. heat
Ing unit; ige. yard for gardening;
$4,000; reasonable down payment.
SMITH REALTY, AP. 0i00. AP.
ssT s5s f1EAsAs1 fIE ssts s: .sssr block e csRfrs
room bungalow. 3 bedrooms. full
basement. garage, screened porch,
gas h,-w.h:;, large corner lot;
H4AsEdnAN 4.sEsdS' ". bszal sEaLrY' INC. LU'
attic, lge. shady lot; GI or ron- CT;
SIN. down payment, under $50 per
mo-. incl: taxes and ins. JOHN H.
NEE JoHNsoN; 8 S;p WA; .S2 $3.50; ;rxr Pc
saM story. AAMr 4srod ASn Srick real dream m
house in apple pie condition; nm
ished recreation rm., mirrored fire.
place, attic fan and many other
features. must be seen to be ap-
preciated; owner moving to Balti-
more, must sell ct once. Cali Mrs.
-steed' stes ,4N ATLAS asol REALTY. sT. 1895;
500. TT TEsMs sSHs ARRANGED. aoD.
kinyille. Cherry Hill I'd. nr. Naval
Ordinance Lab-An bungalows; 5
with running water. Total rent $1o0I
pei. mo. Good state. Of repair. In
acreage available at 81. 900 per
acre. w. w.. LEWIS. Realtor,. SH,
GAO; ewes, UN. 1897. AP. 0105. :
Mr.. COLESVILLE RD.-Stone veneer;
rms: and bath; "a acre of land;
beautiful trees; 2 mi. from Naval
Lab: S9.950, substantial cash. ALVIN
EPLING. UN. 0313. pr
COUNTRY HOME with all city con-
Veniences. rms. and bath; frame;
neW-house condition; Bsmt.; oil
heat; u acre of land; transp.;
$500. easy terms. ALVIN EP-
ARE YOU LOOKING to buy q home?
We have them. from $4,000 and UP,
yitno noo doEn n psym6s;nrsS pI;s6;nnS e Va 10y
cox q CO..,, uN. 1926.
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ASHTON HEIGHTS ARLINGTON
brick Colonial home on
corner lot, Living rm with fre-
plaee. dining rm. equip. kit.
floor. g. bedrms., tile bath on
2nd floor; full bsmt. with outside
entrance; immed. possession; COW
to Pentagon and schools, Price
&l $50. Terms. For appt, to see
call Mrs. Hall, OV. 2g81 with
g. C. KEEL ,ER Rea1tnr
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

situated in the most beau
ttful part Of Chevy Chase is
this gracious frame home con-
tanning large living room with
open fireplace, large cheerful
dining room. equipped kitchen
on first floor; second floor has
5 bedrooms and 2 baths; one
bedroom and lots of storage
space on third. Full base
ment. oil hot-watef heat, side
screened porch, 2-car detached
garage; large level lot with
flower garden. Important:
Priced At S27.500 and first
time offered. Shown by ap-
pointment only call Jack Nor
gan, OV, 0058.
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$25,950

George Mason Green Co.
Realtors Exclusive Agent.
CHI. 1888 Ewes. and Sun, FA. 4424.
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ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
located brick bungalow
In beautifuily-wooded section of N.
Arl., consisting of bedrms., liv.
rm., din. rm., kit, bath, util. rm.;
pandable attic; 10 yrs. old. Small
sdown payment, excel. financing. Call
Mr.. Isaacs, ewes. and Sum, TIE.
SSS2; weekdays, IA. 5-7118.
CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC.
.b- 4G17 Lee Hwv or
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peter j. hagan

Realtor. 1905 r. I. Ave. Brentwood.
UN: S5S5. WA: 1857. Open 9 It'll 8.
$2,500 CASH
RIVERDALE PARK, MD.
This attractive rambler cottage on
/ acre OF Handicapped lawn, adJoin-
ing delightful Md. Park, was built
by weil-known builder for his
own home. Six well -proportioned
rooms and bath, wood-burning fire.
place. Oil hot-water< heat; price
S12,950. Call Mr.. Boswell Ma.
: $500; ewes, ia. 4-1444.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
14l7 K st. NV. rs
HOME AND INCOME
Beautiful 7-rm.. 2-bath brick home;
maids rm., rec, rm.; near Cheverly
shopping center; operating as chill
dren's nursery; approx. income,
1908; eves.. UN. 3507.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co.
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Due to Naval officers trans
fer we are able to offer this
brick home of Georgia Colonial
design. Within "a block of bus
and within q short walk of the
Buckingham shopping area,
this home is most eonven-
iently located to both parochial
and public schools. Situated
on a level attractively land
scaped lot. there are such
paintings as 2 berry bearing
Hollys. Pink and White Dog
wood, red maple and azaleas.
With green shutters and inter-
esting wrought iron rail. an
inclosed rear lawn with white
picket fence and lovely Colo
nial lamp over the doorway,
this uncovered brick is dis
tinctively different. Rooms in
clude living room with Colo
NAL fireplace. dining room with
chair rail, sunny den or bed
room with adjoining bath:
kitchen equip. with dishwash-
er. range and refrigerator. On
the second floor 3 twin-siZed
bedrooms and tiled bath. Full
basement with asphalt tile
floor and outside entrance.
Hot-water heating system with
oil burner. Detached brick
garage
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$21,5OO

George Mason Green co.
REALTORS. EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
CH. 1888. Ewes. and Sun. GIL. 046t.
NORTH ARL. RAMBLER
One Of the finer brick ramblers.
Convenient to schools. churches,
shopping. transp, This charming
home has all the finer appointments,
including lge. living rm. (fireplacel =,
picture windows, dining l.. z. full
sized bedrms.,, 2h baths, igeI GE
washer, full basement, rec. rm. 2Sx
81. Aluminium sash and screens
throughout. Lovely corner lot. Ex-
elusive. Shown by appointment.
F. w. SPEAKER
FA. 5519. Builder Broker FA. 1880
Evenings call Mr.. Browne. XII. S-68S2.
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3ROOKDALE AREA

located on River rd.. 3 blocks be-
yond Western ave. Owners trans.
requires sale of this attractive det.
brick home in excel. cond.; 8 rms.
and bath plus recr. rm. and full
bath in bsmt.; attached garage;
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CHEVERLY
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
featuring very lge. liv. rm. with
f1repl. and dining area; fully equipped
modern kitchen. pantry (all rms.
are large: gas a.-c. heat; l blk. 2
buslines; Catholic and public schools
close by. Substantial cash required.
viii 60 GI. See it today.
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WINGATE

BETHESDA AREA
Owner trans. Price S23,950. This
desirable home on Old GEORGETOWN
I'd. contains 8 rms, incl. kit. with
dishwasher and disposal. Ia baths,
delightful screened porch. full bsmt.
with, outside entrance, built-in gar.
Phillips, Candy & Fuller, Inc.
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HILLSIDE

51lQ M st. bungalow with 5 rms.
heat, lge. lot. Price, Sill $50. Ex-
cellent terms. JOHN H. DONOHOF
4, SONS SONS Ii. s-oosf or ewes.
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HYATTSvILLE
OWNER LEAVING TOWN
,arge 2-story asbestos shingle 2
rm. home, 2 blocks from every
thing. 1st A., liV. rm.. lge. din. rm.,
knotty pine den, spacious kit; 2nd
A.. 3 lge. bedrms. and bath, full
bsmt. Lot 50x165. See this today.
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w. AtSSS
Reasonable down payment: very at
tractive 2-bedrm. bungalow with
full bsmt.; >lge. lot. near everything.
MRS. LUDWIG. LO. $1,000. ~
Personality Plus Rambler
Bethesda-$25,250
In design, ahead of the market, there
fore Q good investment; each in
terror its own individual motif; ap-
polntments rivalling o house twice
the price; three bedrooms, large
living room, dining room, large
kitchen, two bedrooms. built-in
specially; large wooded lots.
Potmac Hunt Club Area
Large rambler. superlative from every
standpoint. Located on 8 acres of
wooded land. in exclusive residential
section. In addition to 32-ft. living
room, it contains huge bedrooms.
walk-in closets. 3h baths. 8 flre-
places; sundeck, terrace, glass and
screened porch. The utmost in
electrical equipment. Completely
plastered basement with recreation
room, maids room, laundry, and 2
car garage. Slate roof. Finest of
materials. workmanship. and equip
ment have been incoyEotated to
make this the very best. Priced
A,r,,o ~, Tan
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ASHTON HEIGHTS

A brick Colonial with bed
room and bath on first floor
and 3 twin-Sized bedrooms
and bath on second floor.
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LANHAM. MARYLAND

14AANA44A4VA 4N44A4b A414NO
II you are interested in buying a
house in the Lanham area we have
ranging in price from S9,950 to
Sl2.500 with 2 or 3 bedrms., on
lots of Y to ! full acre.
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
I'm rRAO I'm 2oOS
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S750 DOWN
S14 Q50

Nice 2-bedrm. bungalow; full bsmt.
terms like rent; conv. to everything
immed. possession. KENSINGTON
REALTY CO., LO. 5-2400.
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Service Club
.BenefitSet

Mrs. J. Lawton Collins, wife of
the Army Chief OF Staff; Mrs.
Laurence S. Kuter, wife Of the
Commander Military Air Trans
port, and Mrs. Albert G. Noble,
wife Of Vice Admiral Noble, Chief
Of Ordnance. are among those who
will comprise the Special Commit
tee for the concert Of the COM
bined Armed Forces Bands which
will be held at Constitution Hall
Saturday evening March 10.
Mrs. William Dwight Chandler,
president of the Women's Army
and Navy League, sponsors of the
Soldiers, Sailors, Marines. and Air
mems Club. appointed this special
committee which will coordinate
plans with officials of the Ameri-
can Bandmasters' Association and
the combined services bands.
The proceeds Of the concert,
which will highlight the national
convention Of the bandmasters'
association. will go to the S. S. M.
and A. Club. Others on this COM
mittee will include Mrs. William
Lookadoo, secretary; Mrs. c. B.
Mickelwait, treasurer; Mrs. Merlin
O'Neil. invitations: Mrs. Herman
Feldman, programs; Mrs. Lynde
D. Mccormick, boxes; Mrs. Homer
Case, patrons; Mrs. Layson e. At
kinS, tickets: Mrs. Walter s.
Grant, decorations; Mrs. Arthur C.
Davis and Mrs. Alfred M. Roster,
publicity.
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Hostess Group
Lunch

Mrs. Thomas w. Herren. wife Of
the commanding general Of the
Military District Of Washington,
will be the guest Of honor at the
luncheon of the Armed Forces
Hostess Association on Tuesday,
March 6. at the Officers Club,
Fort Lesley j. McNair.
The event will mark the second
anniversary for this group of
which Mrs. Herren is honorary
president. Mrs. c. w. Stewart
and Mrs. Clark L. Ruffner are
in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. George L. Russell, wife
of the Judge Advocate General of
the United States Navy. has been
reelected president of the asso-
citation; Mrs. Kilburn R. Brown,
vice president; Mrs. Francis j.
Sullivan, secretary treasurer, and
new members of the Executive
Board include Mrs. j. w. Kimball,
Mrs. A. M. R. Fitzsimmons, Mrs.
r. G. De Vecchio and Mrs. Vic
tor r. Haugen.
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By Evelyn M. Dent

The assistant deputy controller
of the Air Force, Maj. Gen. Ed
ward w. Anderson, and Mrs. An
derson were hosts at dinner last
evening entertaining in honor OF
their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul v. Hall of Greenwich, Conn
The honorees came to town to
attend the wedding of Miss Mary
E. Hunnicut and Col. David Schil-
ling. and together with other
friends went to the Anderson
quarters to dine after the recep-
ton.
Gen. and Mrs. Anderson came
here in early autumn from Eng
land where he had been in COM
mand of the Air Force base at
Burtonwood, near Warrington,
Lancashire. They very quickly be-
came part of the Washington
scene.
Air Vice Marshal Hugh Camp
bell, r. c. A. F., and Mrs. Camp
bell will be at home on Friday
from 6 to 8 o'clock in their home
on Glover driveway. They will
have the pleasure of introducing
Maj. w. G. Mcclure to his>fellow
officers and friends and of giving
friends a further opportunity to
say farewell to the popular Maj.
and Mrs. r. F. Walker who leave
shortly for their new post in Win
nipeg, Canada.
Mai. MCGUIRE will arrive tomor-
row from Ottawa, but Mrs. Nc
Guire will not come to Washing
ton until some time later.
Squadron Leader B. c. Denomy
and Mrs. Denomy and Maj. and
Mrs. Walker will be co-hosts on
Wednesday at a $50 to $3.50
o'clock reception at the Canadian
Joint Staff Headquarters, 100
Massachusetts, avenue.
Maj. Mcclure will be in the re-
ceiving line with the hosts, en-
abling other friends and guests to
meet him as they bid the Walkers
goodby.
Mrs. Theodore Vessels, wife of
Brig. Gen Vessels, commanding
officer at Fort Mcclellan, Ala. re-
turned home yesterday after a
two-week stay with her son and
daughter-in-law. Capt. and Mrs.
Robert Roger Vessels. Capt. Wes-
sells assignment here is at Fort
Belvoir Engineering School.
On Friday Mrs. Omar Bradley
entertained for this popular Army
wife, asking several friends for
luncheon. This climaxed a round
of parties given by old friends, in
cluding Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Law
renee c. Jaynes, Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. j. Matejka and Col. and Mrs.
Russell Skinner.
While her friends were delight
full, the chief attraction for Mrs.
Vessels stay was her 2-year -old
grandson, William Vessels, who
came to town with his parents in
September from Louisville. KY.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Battley will entertain in honor of
Senator and Mrs. Wallace Bennett
Of Utah, at a reception and buff
fet supper on Thursday, February
%. at Fort Lesley j. McNair.
Mrs. John j. Duffy, who is the
former Jeanne Battley. will assist
her parents to receive the several
hundred invited guests from con-
gressional, diplomatic and armed
force circles.
1t. Col. Duffy is at present on
duty in Tokyo. and Mrs. Duffy
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Col. SchHling
Wed Yesterday

The marriage of Miss Mary
Eugenia Hunnicutt to Col. David
Carl Schilling. who recently made
the first nonstop jet Atlantic
crossing, took place yesterday
afternoon in the Boiling Air Force
Base Chapel. Chaplain Charles I.
Carpenter officiating. A reception
followed at the Officers Club.
The bride. who has been with
the Department of the Air Force
since 1912 has been living in Ar
lington. was escorted by Mr.
Merritt Steger. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Herbert
Hunnicutt of Raleigh, N. c. Col
Schilling is a graduate of Dart
mouth College.
The couple will make their home
in Arlington,
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Andersons Are Hosts
At Post-Wedding Fete
Hugh Compbehs Pton Two-Purpose Porty;
Mrs. Vessels Leaves After Active Stay

together with their sons Page.
Christopher and Joseph F. Battley
Duffy are staying here with Gen.
and Mrs. Battley until he returns.
The many friends Of Mrs. Ray
w. Bryant. widow of the late Col.
Bryant, in armed forces circle will
be interested to know that she will
arrive in town from her home in
Hot Springs. Ark, on Thursday
and will be the house guest of Col.
and Mrs. Ralph Sievers for about
"a week or 10 days.
Word comes from Tokyo that
Mrs. Kester L. Hastings, wife of
Brig. Gen. Hastings, quarter
master of the Far Eastern Com
mand heads the volunteer services
of the American Red Cross in the
Tokyo Area. Prominent in Wash
ington Red Cross activities during
World War II, she instructed in
the Nutrition Glass and was active
in the Montgomery County Chap
ter.
Col. and Mrs. c. c. sibley will
arrive the latter part of the
month from Newport, r. l., where
Col. Sibley has been stationed for
the last three years on the staff
of the Naval War College. They
expect to be in Washington for
sometime, this being Col. Sibley's
next duty station.
Mrs. Joseph N. Wenger, wife of
Capt. Wenger, U. S. NJ, enter
tanned at luncheon on Tuesday In
her Spring Valley home. Her
guests included Mrs. Avery j.
Cooper. Mrs. Royal E. Ingersol,
Mrs. John F. Shafroth, Mrs.
Charles Keene, Mrs. John Wesley
DuBose. Mrs. William D. Wright
son. Mrs. Robert c. Mcdonald and
Mrs. Donald r. Osborn.
Talk round the table turned to
the annual benefit of the Army
and Navy Chapter of the D. A. R.
CT st. Valentines Day to be held
at 1882 Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. Wenger is ticket chairman
and Mrs. Shafroth one of the
hostesses.
Others at the luncheon were
Mrs. E. M. Harris, Mrs. Harry N.
Blue. Mrs. George w. McIver,
Mrs. Charles w. Shilling and Mrs.
Carlton r. Todd.
Col. William C. Warren, q. S.
A. F., and Mrs. Warren, Capt.
Henry E. Richter, U. S. NJ, and
Mrs. Richter, and Col. Grosvenor
F.. Powell. u. S. A., and Mrs.
Powell were in charge last evening
of the entertainment program for
the students and faculty of the
Industrial College of the armed
force dinner dance.
Capt. Burnham c. McCaffree
U. S. NJ, and Mrs. McCaffree also
assisted with the arrangements
for the affair which was given
at the Commissioned Officers
Club of the National Naval Medi-
cal Center in Bethesda.
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MRS. EDWARD W. ANDERSON.
The ae OF MAJ Gen. Anderson assistant deputy controller
OF the Air Force busy these days getting ready the
Air Force Wves Club Fair OF aoch she is general chairman
The spectacular euent pH be held March 81 hangar
Boiling Air Force Base Mrs. Anderson hose tavoe pastie
go has had time for that since starting things rolling
the fa All proceeds from the shoD H be used the clubs
DeLfGre program. rts-E1Dinq Photo
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Dinner Dance Held

The Judge Advocate General of
the Air Force. Mai. Gen. Reginald
c. Harmon and Mrs. Harmon. and
Vice Admiral Oswald S. Colclough,
former Judge Advocate General
OF the Navy, and Mrs. Colclough
were the guests Of honor on Sat-
urday. February 8. when Navy
Judge Advocate Generals Wives
Club gave reception and dinner
dance at the National Naval Med
ical Center, Commissioned Off,
GERS Club.
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to See
Fashion Show

Mrs. L. N. Smith, wife of the
Army Assistant Chief of Finance
Col. Smith. and Mrs. T. G.. Nc
Culloch. wife of Col. McCulloch
Of the Army Comptroller's Office,
will be the hostesses at the Army
Finance Ladies Club luncheon at
1915 Friday.
The members and their guests
will attend the fashion show In
the Paladian Room of the Shore
ham Hotel. Reservations are be-
ing taken by Mrs. McCulloch,
1903 Oakcrest drive. Alexandria,
Va.
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Jean Ruth Mcbride
To Marry in June

1t. Col. and Mrs. Robert ]. Nc
Bride Of Arlington announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Jean Ruth, to Mr.. Edwin L. Wal
lace, son Of 1t. Col. and Mrs. Rob-
ert M. Stegmaier, also of Arling-
ton. The wedding will take place
in June.
Miss Mcbride is a graduate Of
the Washington School for Secre-
taries and her fiapce, who is a
student at the University of
Maryland, attended Kansas State
College.
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Canadian Meetinu

The Canadian Joint Staff Wom-
ems Auxiliary will meet at 8:15
o'clock on Thursday, February
%, at the staff headquarters, 1700
Massachusetts, avenue.
Following a short business meet
ing. there will be a. reception
for newcomers featuring an en-
tertainment program and refresh
ments.
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Group to Meet

The wives of officers who were
graduated from the Naval Acad-
emy, class of 1914, will hold a
luncheon at 1890 o'clock Wednes-
day at the Sheraton Bellvadere
Hotel. Baltimore, Md. Plans in
clude a fashion show.
Reservations should be in by
Monday to Mrs. Cathy Carson,
1015 Madison street, Eastport,
Md, Annapolis 6568, or Mrs.
Dorothy Curt, 1913 Manning road,
Glen Burnie. Md, Glen Burnie
1861.
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Army Wives Lunch

The Wives of the West Point
Glass Of January. 1943, will meet
on Tuesday at the Army Navy
Country Club for luncheon and
bridge at 1890.
Mrs. William D. Brady and Mrs.
Oliver w. De Gruchy. jr., will act
as hostesses for the afternoon.
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KesseI-GiImore

Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Kessel
of Chevy Chase announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Betty
Esther, to Mr.. Irwin r. Gilmore,
son of Mrs. Annie Gilmore and
the late Mr.. Alex Gilmore of
Blackshear, Ga. The wedding will
take place February Is.
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VzxoO IA III Z y &e17x
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald II. White
Of Silver Spring, formerly of Roa-
noke, Va, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Mary
Elizabeth Epperly. to 1t. James P.
Bruce, USMC, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. T. Bruce of Coolinga. Calf.
The bride-elect attended South
eastern University and is now
attending Berlitz School of Lang
uages. 1t. Bruce attended Cool
inga Junior College and the
University Of California. He is
now serving with the Marine Air
Wing in the Far East.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-02-23
Riverbend Club
 Reports Interesting Meeting im februory

The regular meeting of the Riverbend Homemakers Club was held Thursday, February IS, at the home of Mrs. Esther Kirsch. The following members of the club answered roll call with sug- gestions for Farm and Home Week scheduled for the first part of March: Mrs. Arvid Johnson, Mrs. Kirsch, Mrs. Buzby, Mrs. Ware, Mrs. Washburn, Mrs. Archie Moffitt, Mrs. William Lentz, Mrs. Rorrison, Mrs. Carl Meier, Mrs. Collier, Mrs. Tunni- cliff, Mrs. Ray Gather, Miss Florence Eby and Miss Louise Kellogg.
 A beautiful hand made patch work quilt made by the members of the club for the benifit of the Palmer Library was awarded. Miss Kellogg was the recipient of the quilt with the presentation made by little Miss Barbara LentZ.
 The club members voted to take the nurses aid instruction now being offered by the Mat anuska Valley Nurses Associa- Ition. Miss Eby will conduct the classes. A vote of thanks was also extended G. Krise for repairing the clubs loom.
 Miss Marylou Lashbrook, home demonstration agent, was guest at the meeting. Miss Lashbrook urged all members to attend the lamp shade work shop which will be held here March 1 and 2.
 At the conclusion of the meet ing Mrs. Kirsch, the hostess, served delicious refreshments. Attractive decorations at the hostess table were carried out in a Valentine motif.
 The regular March meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ray Gather, according to Mrs. Sarah Moffit, club reporter.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-02-23
Annual Easter Seal Sole Starts Feb. 25

An annual Easter Seal Sale will be held by the Alaska Crippled Children's Association from Feb ruary 25 to March 25, it was an- nounced this week.
 In a proclamation issued by Governor Ernest Gruening of Alaska, he urged the people of Alaska to purchase Easter Seals in support of ACCA's worthy farm located four miles north of cause. The Governor stated in his proclamation that children as we'll as adults suffering from par alysis and other crippling dis eases have been given hospitaliza- ton and needed treatment through the efforts of the ACCA'