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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-08
Delta State Offers
Business Course

Cleveland (SpeciaD - The De-
partment of Business at the Delta
State Teachers College now OF
fers a short course of nine months
concentrated training in secre-
tarial and clerical work. This
program, similar to the courses
offered in business colleges, IN
cludes intensive training in short
hand, typewriting, accounting, Of
flee machines, indexing and filing
and business correspondence.
"All these courses are designed
to prepare high school graduate
for early employment in the bu-
siness world" said Mr.. Thomas
B. Martin, head of the Depart
ment of Business at Delta State.
Eve are offering well-balanced
concentrated program which
makes it possible for individuals
with limited training to secure
work as secretaries, stenograph-
ers, typists, file clerks, clerical
workers, machine operators, book
keepers and receptionists."
According to Mr.. Martin there
is greatly increased demand for
trained secretarial and clerical
workers. The Delta State Teach
ers College has introduced these
short courses in secretarial and
clerical training to meet this de-
mand. Provision has been made
by the Department Of Business
to assist all qualified students in
business to secure positions.
This speed-up program now
makes it possible for student.
who take specialized training ir
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-08
Letter To The Editor
st. Petersburg, Fla.
February 2, 1881
Things Typical And Unfypicai

Editor, Advertiser:
Preachers should be keen OBJ
servers, earnest, accurate lnvesti-
gators striving to arrive at wise
conclusions. Leave it to fools to
jump to conclusions.
Within the memory of thous-
ands now living moving pictures
have come into prominence that
is astounding. 1t is estimated that
85,000,000 persons pay to view
them every week. Many stu
dents of social problems condemn
them as institutions inspiring
every kind of immortality and
crime. Occasionally good Bible
story, mutiny, South Sea islands.
and a very commendable picture
is shown, but it looks as if it is
done (untypicaD to lend touch
of decency to an institution that
is noted for indecency. Evils that
should be. spoken against by pas
tors and the press, for they are
slowly and slyly killing the power
of our churches and destroying
the spirituality of our church
members.
Respectfully,
w. Clyde Gilmore
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-08
Woodland Owners Urged To go Slow" In
Sa|vaging Trees Damaged By Storm
Tree Owners Warned
About Accepting
Less For Timber

eco Slow" This is the advice
being given to Mississippi wood
land owners by the State Forest
Service in the salvaging of trees
severely damaged in last week:
ice storm by Albert Legett, state
forester, and E. P. Mcmillan, area
forester of Holmes county.
Mr.. Legett states there should
be an allowance of 80 to As days
for trees that are bent more than
a As degree angle to strengthen
up. AS for trees that retained sc
per cent or more of their crown
they too are expected to re-
cover.
Mr.. Legett points out, I'VE are
recommending to owners that
they salvage only those trees
broken below the crown, trees
that are uprooted and trees that
have lost more than 70 per cent
of their crown due to ice strip
ping off limbs forming the crown.
The foresters also caution wood
land owners that they should not
accept prices for their trees any
less than the price prevailing on
January 81, 1851. "At that time a
price range from $3.50 to $500 per
unit (lA cords) stumpage was be-
ing paid for pine pulpwood, $500
to $500 per unit for pulping hard
woods, a price of $4,000 to $4,000
per thousand stumpage for pine
saw logs and $1,000 to $1,000 per
thousand doyle scale) stumpage
for hardwood saw logs--the price
depending on the distance of
haul" he said.
AS a guide to those having dam
aged trees to salvage, Mr.. Legett
points out that the Forest Service
has prepared a suggested con-
tract form for use in selling their
trees. There is no need for
rushing the salvage operation for
at this time of year trees will not
be attacked by insects within 80
days" he declared. A copy of
this form may be obtained at the
Advertiser Office in Lexington.
Mr.. Legett further stated that
he sees no reason for any down.
ward trend of prices since the
market trend is constantly up
ward on forest products.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-02-08

commerce to complete work with
in nine months. High school
graduates may enter at the begin
ming of the summer quarter, June
6. This makes it possible for high
school seniors to enter training
Immediately upon graduation
A special opportunity will be
offered in the summer school this
summer. One complete years
college work in shorthand and one
complete years work in account
ing will be offered in the ten
weeks summer school.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-05
City Resumes
Re-Lighting
installations

Resuming its street lighting pro-
gram, interrupted by the too-long
winter, the city on Monday began
installation of poles on Lee rd.,
from Glynn to Forest Hills blvd.
Next in this sector to receive new
lighting is Forest Hills and North
vile blvds.
Taylor rd. from Terrace south to
the city line; and, Colt rd. from
Euclid to Woodworth rd. were
about finished by Monday. Just a
few of the old poles remained to
be taken away.
So the city is again at work on
the re-lighting program started
last year. When completed every
street in town will be glowing with
modern luminars on new poles. All
poles needed for finishing the job
are on hand, stated G. T. Apthorp,
city finance director. However,,
there is a delay in delivery OF
luminars but Mr.. Apthorp stated
this delay is not stopping the work,
the city is going right ahead, put
ting in the new poles and remount-
ing the old luminars. These will
then be replaced as soon as the
new style globes arrive. at will be
but a matter Of fifteen minutes
per pole to put them on" Apthorp
said.
Next on the blueprint are East
125th st. and Hover aves. Then the
city crew, under William Marlowe,
chief electrician for the city, will
move to the west end of town where
they will begin installations on all
streets on both sides of Euclid ave-,
west to Superior. This section is
expected to be entirely completed
by April 18th.
Euclid ave-, Terrace rd., Hayden
ave-, and Shaw ave. are among
the major thoroughfares finished
last year. They give splendid ex-
ample of the appearance, and the
added safety which will be city
wide when the overall job is finish
ed. The cost is coming from funds
voted by the citizens for this pur-
pose.
Some of the work is being done
by the Cleveland Electric Illumi-
mating Co., but the major part
of it is being done by the city's
own employees under the direction
and supervision of Mr.. Marlowe.
The entire job is scaled to meet
the standards set by the Illuminat-
ing Engineers Society.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-05
St. James Starts
ChanceI RemodeIinq

st. James Church (Lutheran) F.,
Hayden near Shaw, announces
their project to remodel the Chan
eel of the Church. The work which
has begun this week is under the
direction of the Property Commit
tee of the Church Council, Leonard
Balk, Chairman, Joseph DePaul
and John Poyser.
Included in the remodeling will
be the installation of a red dossal
with gold orphrey's and green rid
die curtains. The dossal is to be
suspended from a canopium pro-
jecting outward from the Chancel
wall. Hanging from this canopium
is a large suspended cross of
bronze and wood. Above the can
opium is a decoration consisting of
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-05
Physicist Retires
From NeIa Park

Retirement of A. Hadley Taylor,
phycist on Nela Parks engineer
ing staff is announced this week
by Fred F. Harroff, General Elec-
trio vice-president and general
manager of the company's lamp
division.
Taylor's most recent researches
were in the field of artificially
generated ultraviolet light, with
special attention to it's germicidal,
physiological and fading effects.
In his later period Taylor in
vented a means of measuring the
bacteria concentration of the air
easily and quickly and studied the
effects of ultraviolet on the for
nation of Vitamin D and physical
aspects Of sunburn and tanning.
Earlier he had developed a de-
vice that measured and recorded
the level Of street illumination
graphically.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-05

Mrs. Charles Weeks, president
of Cleveland Radio Council, will
discuss radio programs for chill
dren. Mrs. Kenneth Marvin's topic
will be literature, and Mrs. Victor
Elconcin's discourse will be on
movies.
The faculty at Rozelle School
will present the program for the
April 10th meeting of Rozelle
School PTA. The meeting is called
for LAS p. m. There will also be
the election of officers.
Mayfair PTA to have a Spring
luncheon for the mothers and
grandmothers of Mayfair children,
April 18th at l o'clock. Each grand
mother will receive a ceramic gift
made by Mrs. G. Jeans and her
assistants.
A play "Rumpelstiltskin" will be
given by the 9th grade children.
Directed by Mrs. NJ. McMullin and
assisted by Miss V. De Boer.
Regular business meeting and
election Of officers will follow.
Call Mrs. S. Helm, PO. 1870 or
Mrs. A. Madison at Ii. 1-0214 for
your reservation by Tuesday, April
10th. Price of the luncheon is rs
cents.
Don't forget that Square dance
for Friday, April 9th at 8 o'clock.
PTA was never like this! So swing
your partner to Mayfair and enjoy
the fun.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-05
Regis Club Spring
Serenade FRIDAY Eve

The Junior Christi Regis Club
of Christ the King parish will hold
a Spring Promenade" Dance on
Friday, April 6, This dance for all
teen-agers will be held at the
Church Hall, Terrace and Noble
rds.
This will be q truly "Spring
Promenade" dance with music be-
ing provided by the Blue Notes
Orchestra playing all your fav-
orite tunes. Attention girls: A
beautiful corsage will be presented
to all the young ladies attending
this dance.
Refreshments will be served.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-05

symbols of the four Evangelists,
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
On either side of the Altar are to
be crosses, which, with the central
suspended cross, are reminiscent Of
the three crosses of Calvary. I'm
der these two crosses there will he
inscriptions from the Holy Scrip
lures.
Two suspended metal shields
with incised Christian Symbols
will light the Chancel. The wood.
work is to be refinished. A Lectern
of carved wood is to be fitted into
the Chancel rail.
Pastor Kenneth Wilt announces
that this project is made possible
through the Lenten Self-Denial Of
fering of the people of st. James
who responded most generously.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-05
P.I.A.

Entertainment for the Child
will be the topic of the panel dis
cussion to be held at Superior
School on April 10th at 1:30 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-04-05

CHARLES H. MALONEY
Evening star., 1951-12-02

OW. 2220, =
Ewes. and Week Ends. CHI. $500.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
DEL RAY
S13 750

Dutch Colonial, 5 rooms. 2 bed
rooms and bath Just redecorated
Living room with fireplace, large
dining room good kitchen. back ano
front porehes. basement, oil INV
heat and garage. Terms TO be ar
ranged
Evening star., 1951-12-02
BRICK CAPE COD
S13 Q50

Here's your opportunity to buy q
comfortable home in a good neigh
borhood; convenient to transp
schools, shopping liv. rm. with
irepl., separate din. rm. and kit
on 1st A.; upstairs 2 nice bedrmS
and tile bath; full bsmt. with "a
bath; oil h.-w.i. This home will bf
sold today so see it now. ,S3,s5C
down required. Terms on balance.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
MAJESTIC COLONIAL

fine brick 6-room home In Virginia
Forest section of Falls Church. Per-
mastone front. makes it different
from other homes and adds "charac-
ter Spacious living room has built
in bookshelves for the master side
screened porch for entertaining
Separate dining room for large
furniture. Equipped kitchen with
space for breakfast table Full bsmt.
beautiful T5x150 level lot; slS,500.
50. 900 down. balance on terms. Cali
0W Q0q0
Evening star., 1951-12-02
ROSEMONT

| most reasonably priced home OF
character and individuality. differ
ent from the average, yet most ny-
able. 1t was custom built, originally
designed by an architect for his own
use and occupancy. 1t is English
Tudor style. with beamed stuGlo-
living room, French doors leading
to inclosed fiagstone terrace from
large dining room, equipped kitchen.
one bedroom and tiled bath on first
floor. Upstairs there are two large
bedrooms and tiled bath. There is a
full basement, with complete maid
room and bath; oil heat. built-in
2-car garage. slate roof. nicely
shrubbed lot and many other un-
usual features that make this an
exceptional buy at the low price OF
S23, 800. $4,000 cash required
Terms to be arranged and definitely
shown by appointment only.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
LACEY FOREST"
1929 N. IVANHOE

VA - =
1929 N. IVANHOE
This very livable 5-bedroom,
4i2-bath white brick and stone
super-Quality home. with first
floor bedroom. was built 3
years ago and is offered for
sale due to Army officers
transfer overseas. The spa
cious rooms, excellent floor
plan and convenient location
make this most desirable
home for a large family seek
ms the better things in life.
Rooms on the first floor in
clude sQuare-type S-ft. center
entrance hall with winding
stairway, q gracious living
room 15x241 with an out
standing wide Colonial fire.
place. an artistic modern bay
window. built-in bookShelves
and French doors opening on
private screened living porch
(l2x24b: the banuuet-siZe din
ing room 13x16) is set OF by
interesting cornice detail. crys-
tai chandelier, chair rail and
screened porch. A separate
the first-fioor den or bedroom
12xI4 with fireplace and ad-
joining tiled half bath (which
could be finished into a bath
with shower. The charming
ail-electric kitchen with break
fast nook has the best in
equipment. including Hotpoint
dishwasher. disposal. Geneva
cabinets. On the second floor
are master bedroom U5x20)
with French doors opening on
sun deck and with private
tiled bath: three other large
bedrooms with one full tiled
bath and one-half bath to ae-
commodate these other rooms.
The full basement contains
recreation room I5x24) with
fireplace and asphalt tiled
floor; bright maids room and
adjoining bath. storage room
and outside entrance. Features
include slate roof, Janitrol gas
heat. recessed hot-water heat
ing system with separate con-
troll for each room. Slate roof,
copper plumbing and down.
spouts. Vermiculite sound
proof plaster. Large, level. cor
ner lot. wooded with hardwood
trees and with 123-ft. 'front.'
age. Most convenient to shop
ping, transportation, churches
and schools. Most reasonable
terms. Price, S49,5OO.
Directions to reach: Cross
Memorial Bridge, bear right
and follow Route 80 to Wash
tngton blvd. right on Wash
ington blvd. to Clarendon Cir
Gle; around circle to right, out
Washington blvd, cross Glebe
I'd. and follow Washington
blvd. to N. Ivanhoe St. left on
1yanhoe to our open" sign.
H. 1888. Ewes. and Sun, ia. S-Q4
Evening star., 1951-12-02
ARLINGTON
HOMES
OPEN TODAY
l TO 5 PM.
"WYNNEWOOD"
1444 N. IngleWood st.

Situated on knoll in a
setting OF towering oaks. TINS
bedroom 4-bath. modern
twin-sized first-fioor bedroom
and fun tiled bath. is offered
for sale due to. Navy captains
preached with wrought iron
rail, this home is situated on
wide lot with over l00-ft.
frontage, affording complete
privacy from the neighbors.
Rooms on the first floor in
clude side-entrance hail with
Colonial stairway. wide living
room with Colonial fireplace
and q triple expanse OF win
dows overlooking the neiehbor-
hood, dining room t13xl4l
with generous wall space and
wide windows, large kitchen
with a real pantry for canned
goods. youngstown double sink
with disposal. 10 GU. it. West
inghouse refrigerator, Tappan
gas range and ventilating fan;
f1rst-fi floor bedroom u"xl5)
with private tiled bath which
gives complete privacy and
with door opening on terrace.
On the second floor, master
bedroom U3x20 with FIRE
place and private tiled bath:
two other bedrooms and tiled
bath. The basement contains
a finished room 03x14l with
asphalt tiled floor and full
length, aboye-ground windows:
full bath with shower; built
in garage. Bryant gas heat.
copper plumbing and down.
spouts. Price, S34 $50.
Directions to reach: Cross
Memorial Bridge, bear right
and follow Route so to Wash
ington blvd. right on WASH
ington blvd. to Clarendon Cir
Gle; around circle to right,
out Washington blvd. cross
Glebe I'd. and follow Washing
ton blvd. to N. Inglewood.
right on N. Inglewood to our
II 2SSa ETas .nd Ga, rA ee-
Evening star., 1951-12-02
6-RM.. COLONIAL-1a A

BY OWNER
A pleasant house in a pleasant neigh
borhood. nr. Falls Church; large liv.
rm.. fireplace, full din. rm.. fully
equip. elec. Kitchen; dry bsmt
with workshop. space for recr- rm.,
oil &C. heat; copper plumbing
Bendix; 2nd a. has 3 good-sized bed
rms. and tiled bath, stairway to
mum storm windows and doors;
Sl5.950. FA. 2153. .
Evening star., 1951-12-02
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BAREFOOT FOREST
PRICED. S14.25O

New. 3-bedroom. brk, ramblers. gar
bage disposal: full basement. auto
matte, gas heat; nr. schools,
Pentaeon, Navy Annex and Ari,
Hail. Directions: Out Columbis
pike. left on s. Columbus st, 8
blks. to corner of 8. Columbus st.
and George Mason dr. Open week
days, 8 to 5: Sun. Q to 3. Call
OW, ORG, GIL. 1865; ewes. CHI
Evening star., 1951-12-02
1114 COLONIAL AVE
SUNDAY 9 TO 8
ALEXANDRIA

Cute red brick BUNGALOW. with white
trim and green shutters. near Ma
sonic Memorial. charmingly reoeco'
rated. Livins rm., l9xl3. with f1re-
place; dinette. CHEEKY bedrms
with good closets and bath. Stair;
oil heat. fenced yard. l6s Mon
cure dr.
OPEN SAT, SUN, 2 TO 5
Exclusive WHITToN q scHREINEl:RE
INC. OV. 61I7; After Hours. rE
Evening star., 1951-12-02
CAPE COD

This frame home is new but NOT UN-
DER REG. K; desirable features in
clude 30-ft, liv. rm. with frepl :;
lge. kit, 3 twin-size bedrms.,, 2
tile baths, full bsmt. with another
firepl. and space for a large rec;
just of Shirley hwy. A real buy at
only S1s.5O0. $500 down re-
quired. Act fast. Call for appt. to
inspect.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
SHIRLEY WOODS
1920 N. BRANDYWINE

S06O Az o4k<A4ND l. w 44NG
FRENCH PROVINCIAL ON
ABOUT AN ACRE
This charming and unique
French Provincial brick home
is situated on about one acre
in the exclusive Shirley Woods
area. withine two blocks of
transportation and schools. it
Is within walking distance of
the Washington, Golf and
Catholic School for Girls. 1t
features 3 master bedrooms
and 3 private baths. Two OF
these spacious bedrooms and
2 private baths are on the
first floor. The cathedral liv-
ing room (18x2S) is most in
caornia tslfnlns With Tedwood its 0fsatlfg Seamed
ceiling and over-sized elevated
fireplace: the large dining
room U2xIS) overlooks a lily
pool. On the second floor is
twin-sized guest bedroom and
bath and a very large storage
room. On the ground level are
recreation room 15x24 with
opening on screened porch;
maids room and bath and
built-in garage. The heavy
slate roof is made to resemble
the quaint thatch roofs of
France.
Directions to reach: Out Lee
hwy. to Glebe rd. at trafic
light, right on Glebe I'd. to
26th ST., left on 26th st. to
Brandywine St., right on
Brandywine l block to Open
sign.
CHI. 1888. Ewes. and Sun, IA. 4424
George Mason Green Co
Exclusive Agents,
2S40 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
OUR LITTLE GEM

70xl20 lot fenced in rear, Cape Cod
style with stairs to larse unfinished
attic. You won't find cleaner. more
livable home 5 spacious rooms, in
cluding bright equipped kitchen,
brick fireplace and fulfilled bath
Large basement. auto. gas heat
Evening star., 1951-12-02
TO THE POINT

We recommend this attractive. almost
new brick rambler from a standpoint
of quality and value 1t has 8 warm
bedrooms Il pine paneled), all-tile
bath. weather-stripped windows, gas
heat. nice lot, wide blvd. type street
in North Arlington. Owner says sell
At Sls,500. $4,000 down. Can OW.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

Real Estate Service, Inc.
1888 Lee Hwy. of Glebe. OW. 5000
ARLINGTON FOREST
2-story brick: big sarage; bsmt. anc
attic: luxuriously decorated; com
pletely equipped with dishwssher
garbage disposer; elec. range, refgr.
lots OF cabinets; mixer; toast.
er; Bendix auto. washer and dryer
cleo ironer; automatic summer.
winter forced air system; extra lava
tory in basmt,: tile bath. Can be
purchased either furn. or unfurn. A
truly wonderful home in q famous
community. Drive out Lee blvd,
mi. beyond Glebe I'd. to Arlington
Forest Shopping Center; then right
Owner. 233 N. Columbus st. GIL
Evening star., 1951-12-02
ARLINGTON
O0A nEn

Picturesque neishborhood of distinc.
tive, homes. We offer this lovely
brick home situated on q lovely lot
1st a. features center-hall plan, liy
bookcases. din. rm., equip. kit, bed.
rm. 14x17 with bath: End a., 2 lge
bedlms.,.- tiled bath, plus storage
rm, Full hsmt. with rec rm., firepl
and Law. Storm windows, screen:
and Gear det. gar. $4,000 down
farmS
Evening star., 1951-12-02
SUBURBAN
RAMBLER

This almost new home is located In
a charming community mi. SO. OF
than "a acre. House has 2 bedrms.,
large liv. rm. with firepl... din.
area and modern kit. equipped with
de luxe stove, refgr. and Bendix
washer. Requires SO. 800 down.
Terms on balance. Priced Tor i'm
mediate sale at only S12,95O.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
ARLINGTON
SNAPPY!

North Arl. California bungalow. exc.
cuted in attractive red brick ant
carefully. placed on 63x20O pine.
wide light liv. rm.. featuring az.
tractive fireplace and corner win
dows, spacious dining area plui
breakfast table space In kit. 2 bis
bedrms., tile bath: coy. delightful
Evening star., 1951-12-02
THE M. II. BARRY ORG

Established in 1919
2206 MT. VERNON AVE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
AL. 'g1S rhs Old Reliable once" -
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Realto

2173 N. Glebe Rd. at Lee Hwy.
Gil. 6777. List with us. OK. OF Al
Evening star., 1951-12-02

ADDISON HEIGHTS, large 4-bedrm
masonry const. homei 8 MIN: 10
Pentagon; ideal for lse. family.
This home has been completely re-
dec. and is ready for immed. oS-
cupancy; price only $16,950; suit.
terms. why delay? Call
PuRVIS REALTY co.
OF. 9557. d
WITHIN / MI. OF PENTAGOE
Large Colonial home. 1st IL mas
reception hall, liv. rm., dln. rm.;
de luxe kit. lge. pantry, substantial
front and back porches;- End floor
has 4 bedrms. and bath. Lge. floored
attic. Bsmt., hot-water heating.
auto. oil, laundry tubs; Lge. corner
lot New-house condition; INSIDE
and out. Price, S17,S5o: $4,000 cash.
p INSPECT, ali OWNER. ia. 2-9666;
ewes. and Sun, ia. 2-5927:- =
SII- 750-2-story masonry-type home;
bedrms., lge. liv. rn.. dinette'
equip. kit. util. rm.. oil heat. vene-
tian blinds; must be seen TO be
appreciated.
n, Arl., stratford Hills subdiy. for
the discriminating buyer: g lovely
3-bedrm., 2-bath. For further IN;
formation. call MRS. PANNILL. kE
$-k6S4.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-09-14
Projan Will Speak on Bond
Drive at Hadassah Meeting
(Photo BY Robert Markow.) ]

: Ben Projan, co-chairman of the
Israel bond drive in Phoenix, will
discuss the campaign at Hadassah's
first meeting of the season next
Tuesday, Sept. 18, at 8:15 pm. at
Temple Beth Israel.
New board members will be in
troduced. The program, with Mrs.
Oscar Groebel in charge, will in
rlude a skit, Talking Through Her
Hat" by the Lox and Bagel Stroll
lers. Participants will be the Mes
DANES Ruth Marks, Elaine Silver,
Lillian Tempkin, Ricki Kossack,
Elaine Klahr, Ruth Sussman, Dor
othy Sacks, Harriette Gerst, Claire
Posner and Pearl Newmark.
On Sunday, Sept. %, at $3.50 pm.
Hadassah will give a paid-up mem
bership party at the temple. This
supplants the summer party can
celled because of rain. Dave Kaun's
orchestra will play.
Admission is free to all paidup
members and their husbands. Dues
may be paid at the door.