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and Mrs Il. H. Schlossnagle were:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell and
children, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fearer and son, Youngstown,
Ohio, and Mrs. Clarence Wicklow, of
Accident.
Mrs. Bailey Liston, Confluence,
Pa, visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Merrille Shultz, Mrs. IL. L.
Shoemaker, were Oakland callers ON
Thursday.
Mrs. Jonas Bittner is spending this
week with her husband, who is en-
ployed at st. Mary's, Pa.
Mrs. Blanche Wright, Glade Farms,
w. Va, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Wright.
Mrs Orval Rush, Mrs. Dick Sell
by and son, Mrs. Robert Murphy and
laug were Saturday visitors Of
Mrs Dave Fike.
Mrs. Margaret Lake, Fairmont,
w. Va, Mrs. r. l.. Greynolds and
Mrs. Rosa Lipscomb, Of Parsons, w.
Va, were Tuesday evening dinner
guests of Mrs. Laurence Friend. Mrs.
Byard Liston. Confluence, Pa, and
Mrs. Mabel McCune, Allison. Pa, were
visiting their sister, Mrs. Friend,
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lytie and son,
Paul. were Sunday visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Nanhorn, Smicks-
burg, Va
NJ. c. Sexton and son, Billy Frank,
Oren Heaberlin and Mr.. Gollihugh.
all Of Grayson, KY, who are en-
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Mr.. Harold Friend was a patient
at Memorial Hospital, Cumberland,
on Saturday and Sunday. Relatives
and friends who visited him at his
home at Green Gables Sunday were
Mrs. Minnie Frantz, Mr.. Ralph
Frantz, Miss Marie Dayton, Mrs.
Stanley t'rantz and family, all of
Ridgeley. w. Va; Mr. and Mrs. Earl
limbaugh, Akron, Ohio; Ephriam
Thomas and friends, of Markley sburg,
Pa.
Mrs. Ralph Swauger and daughter,
Rebecea, visited Mrs. Eleanor Par
sons, at MoIgantown, W. Va, on
Monday evening. Mr.. Swauger at
tends classes every Monday evening
at West Virginia University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Keller and
family, Of New York, were visiting
the past week with the formers uncle
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Saw
age. Mrs. Francis Lancaster and
daughter, Lois, Of Bear Greek road,
were weekend guests of her par
ents, the Savages. Other Sunday Wis
itors at the Savage home were Mr..
and Mrs. George Dickey and son,
Charles, Salisbury, Pa; Mrs. Mahlon
Fike and daughter, Ruth Of Meyers
dale. Pa.
Quite a number Of local folks at
tended the parade at Uniontown, Pa,
ON Saturday celebrating the Fab
Foliage Festival.
Friday afternoon visitors of Mrs.
William Durham were Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Haenftling and son, Kenny; Mrs.
Paul Lehman, Fort Waye, Ind;
Mrs. Carl Haenftling and daughters
Joyce and Kathy. and Mrs. Kathryn
Haenftling. all of Accident.
Miss Kathryn Friend returned to
Bethesda, Nd. on Tuesday morning
after visiting relatives here since Fri
day.
Saturday evening visitors of Mr.
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ployed as fire clay drillers in nearby
Pennsylvania, are residing at the
home of Mrs. NJ. J. Forsythe.
Mrs. Ralph H. Beachley and son,
Henry, returned to their home at Elk
ton. Md, after a weeks visit with
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her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j.
Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Glenn were
Friday evening guests of Mr.. and
and Mrs. Charles Coakley, Jessups,
Md
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Note change in phone number:
Please call your Teacup items to
MU. 1-14O9 while Miss Berg is
on vacation.
Home from their usual winters
stay at Daytonna Beach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Pew of Hampton I'd. are
off from Meadville, Pa. where Mr..
Pew will attend the fiftieth reunion
of his graduation class from Ale
gheny State College.
Improvement is reported in the
condition of Mrs. T. B. Elworthy,
active in the East Cleveland
Woman's Club. Mrs. Elworthy is
ill at her home, 1873 Pennington
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond J. Roob,
5321 Knollwood dr., Parma, an
nounce the birth of a son, Raymond
j., jr., Thursday, May 18th. Mrs.
Roob is the former Anita Jewell of
East Cleveland.
Miss Gertrude Whitehead of Wy
more ave. and the Misses Elsa and
Pauline Berg of 146OO Euclid ave.
left today for southern vacation
trip, Florida bound by way of The
Smokes.
Just before school closed for the
summer months, Miss Clara Austin,
R. N, nurse at Mayfair, Rozelle
and Chambers Schools, announced
that she would not be returning
this fall. She is going to be mar
ried in October to Mr.. William
Scovill of Chardon R. D. No. l..
Miss Austin was feted with two
luncheons, both at Damons, by her
fellow faculty members, one being
on last Thursday, and the other on
last Friday.
Miss Harriet Perry, secretary in
the East Cleveland Police Depart
ment, is vacationing in Florida.
David Baker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Baker, 14212
Mortified ave., has been awarded
the degree of bachelor of arts from
Denison University, Granville.
A 1946 graduate Of the Shaw
High School, Baker served in the
Army for a year and attended
Ohio University and Western Re-
serve University before entering
Denison in September, 1949.
At Denison, where he majored in
speech, he was a member of Beta
Theta Pi fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer F. Gable of
1912 Sixth ave., have returned
home after spending the past six
and one half months in st. Peters
burg, Fla.
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Enroute home, they drove to
Saltwater, Okla, to visit their
grandson Pfc. Robert F. Ries. Bob
enlisted in the Air Force early in
January and after completing his
Basic Training at Lakeland, Tex,
was sent to Oklahoma A & M Col
lege for special training.
The P. R. Skaters have been in
Evanston, ILL.,, attending the gra-
iuation exercises at Northwestern
University, their daughter, Carol,
receiving her degree. Miss Slater
will be home for two weeks when
she will take up her assignment as
physical education director at a
children's camp on the North Shore,
about 80 miles from Chicago.
The W. V. Cumlers of 1914 Page
ave. were in Chicago over the week.
end, attending commencement ex-
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ercises at George Williams COL
lege, their son William receiving
his BIS. Degree in Physical Educa-
ton. Mr.. Cumler is the executive
secretary of the East Cleveland
YMCA and son Bill plans to follow
a similar career after getting his
masters, for which he returns to
Williams in the fall.
Mrs. Elmer Eggert and son
Wilbur, 13504 Gainsboro ave. are
leaving June 23rd to vacation in
Florida.
A daughter, Debra Lee, was
born June 9TH at City Hospital in
Akron, to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Wilson. Mr.. Wilson is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph ]. Wilson of
1745 Rosedale ave-, who formerly
resided in Collinwood.
WBA Euclid Review No. 19 met
at the home of Mrs. Elmer Eggert,
1854 Gainsboro on Friday, June 8,
for luncheon and meeting, with
Mrs. H. C. Rider as assistant host
ess.
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MRS. VICTOR HANSON
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Bethesda-Lower Montgomery Co.
Club Group Gives Dance;
Other Residential News

Mrs. Charles E. Roach and Mrs.
Roger Shaw drove down to Miami
Beach with Mrs. Merritt and they
will be her guests for the next two
or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Aiken have
opened up their winter home in
Southern Pines, N. c., and they
will be there for the next month
or two.
Mrs. Eddy Costello went up to
Ligonier, Pa, last week with the
Washington Ski Club and came
back with enthusiastic reports of
the skiing on Laurel Mountain.
And few days after she returned
her mother, Mrs. William A. Eddy,
left for a few days of skiing at
Hanover, N. H. This week Col.
Eddy received word from the
Eddys' younger daughter, Miss
Carmen Eddy, now at Chateau
Brillantmont in Lausanne. Switz-
erland, that she had been on a
skiing trip near Zermat, Switzer-
land, over the holiday vacation
and she wrote in glowing terms Of
skiing there in the Alps.
Mrs. Eddy will return from
Hanover this week and she will
begin to make plans for their
return to Arabia in March. Col.
and Mrs. Eddy spent the greater
part of last year in Arabia and
when he goes back he and Mrs.
Eddy will remain for an indefinite
period.
Miss Barbara Park. who has
selected January 27 as the date
of her marriage to Mr.. Charles
Wales, is being entertained at a
series of parties in the short time
that remains before her wedding
day. Yesterday afternoon she
was the guest of honor at a tea
given by Mrs. Marquis w. Childs
who was assisted in entertaining
her guests by her daughter, Miss
Malissa ChildS.
Guests who called at the Childs
home were some of the friends OF
Miss Parks mother, Mrs. j. w
Park, and younger group-Miss
Parks friends in Somerset-where
the Park family have lived for q
long period Of years.
Mrs. r. E. Wilson, Mrs. E. M
Aiken and Mrs. A. w. Starratt
entertained for Miss Park at q
miscellaneous shower earlier in
the week and in addition to some
80 of Miss Parks friends the
guests included two of Mrs
Aiken's relatives. Mrs. Joseph P
Bredlove and Miss Leonora Aiken
of Springfield.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Miss Grim ToBeW Wed

Mrs. Catherine Long Grim of
The Pilot House. Wellington Villa,
Alexandria, and Mr.. Howell Gard
ner Grim of Lorton, Va, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Catherine Isabelle, to
Mr.. Alfred Smith DeMott, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs DeMott of Rock
vile Center. Long Island. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Miss Grim was the Virginia
State Champion Debater in high
school and attended the Universe
ties of Guatemala and Miami, and
American University. Her father
is chief usher at the White House.
Miss Grim recently returned from
New York after spending the hol-
idays with her fiance and his par
ents, who were hosts at a small
eggnog party in her honor.
Mr.. DeMott is graduate of the
Packard Business School of New
York City, where he was a men,
ber of Pi Beta Sigma fraternity.
He is now a senior at the School
of Social Sciences and Public At
fairs of American University,
where he is president of the Com
munity Association. the student
governing body of the University.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Visitinq Group Plans Concert

students who make up the present
Tamburitzans, toured Yugoslavia
on a goodwill mission, in which
the State Department was deeply
interested. They presented 20
concerts in the Republics of Slo-
venia, Croatia, Serbia, Macedonia,
Montenegro and Bosnia of Yugo-
slavia. They took American mu-
sic, particularly the folk music
and dances of our cowboy West.
to Yugoslavia and brought back
to America from Yugoslavia new
arrangements of traditional
Slavic music and new folk cos
tunes given to them by the re-
publics they visited. Both the
American and the. Slavic music
will be included In their Wash
ington concert.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Le internationally

The internationally known
Tamburitzans, a playing, singing
and dancing group of scholarship
students from Duquesne Univer-
sity, will give a concert January
% in Lisner Auditorium.
The group, of Slavic descent,
features the tamburitza. house.
hold instrument of the Croatians
and popular among Serbians and
Slovenes, and presents with great
artistry the folk music and dances
of the Southern Slavs and Balk-
ans. Piano, violin and vocal solos
are included and choral arrange
ments little heard in American
concert circles add beauty to their
programs.
During the past summer the "a
Evening star., 1951-01-14
By LiIIion Arthur

Bethesda's 40 Club, now in
its sixth season, held the second
in its series of formal dances of
the 1950-51 season last evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Perry j. Jecko
welcomed the guests as they ar
rived and Mrs. and Mrs. A. o.
Babb and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Patterson were additional men,
bers of the committee that did its
usual excellent work in decorating
the auditorium of the Woman S
Club Of Bethesda, where the
dance was held.
Before the dance there were
several small parties given by
members of the 40 Club" who
took their guests with them to
the dance. State Senator and
Mrs. De Witt S. Hyde were among
the guests at a party at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. Hilland
and other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Lefebvre. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton B. Kammerer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Parker B. Robinson, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Crause, who have
recently come to Washington
from st. Paul, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jecko, Mr.. and
Mrs. Babb. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo j
Downey. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
D. Mock. and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Smith were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Clifford Vogt for cocktails
before they all went on to the
dance. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Thomas had Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Pheger. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs
John A. Nipple, Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
land May, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ingram
Medley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Strine
and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Tinsley
as their guests.
Wednesday the interest in Be-
thesda will center around the
Antique Show and among the
clubwomen who expect to attenc
will be Mrs. John j. McMeel, who
will have her house guest, Mrs
Edward O'Neill of Seattle, with
her. Mrs. McMeel will entertain
at luncheon for Mrs. O'Neill be.
fore they 60 over to the clubhouse
for the opening of the show.
Mrs. E. A. Merritt left Sunday
for her winter home in Miam
Beach, Fla, where she will remain
until late April or early May
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Miss Wierick
Becomes Bride

The marriage of Miss Barbara
Ann Wierick and Pfc. Rudolph
Gladstone Haynie took place jan
uary Z in the chapel at Fort Nc
Nair. The ceremony was attended
only by close friends and relatives
and was followed by a reception
at the Hyattsville home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles M. Shryack.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wierick. The
couple are now making their home
here.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ]. Richards
of Chevy Chase today announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Phyllis Elizabeth, to Mr.. Allen
Wendell Porter, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray r. Porter of Des Moines,
Iowa. The wedding will take place
early next month.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

-Pittn,an Photo. :
Miss Estelle Joselyn Oliver,
daughter of Mr.. Clayton c. Oliver
of Hyattsville and Mrs. Grace Oil
yer Of Andover, Mass, became the
bride, December 20 of Mr.. Robert
M. Walker, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Forrest Walker of Gaithersburg,
DR.. A. N. Warner officiated at the
ceremony in the chapel of the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

Among yesterdays brides is the
former Betty 10 Gienger, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Austin Gienger and
the late Mr.. Gienger of Spring
field. Va. Her marriage to Mr..
Francis Stevenson, grandson of
Mrs. Ida Stevenson of Struthers,
Ohio, took place in the Sixth Pres
byterian Church, with the Rev.
George M. Docherty officiating.
When the couple return from
wedding trip to Florida they will
make their home in Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

Be honest with yourself do
you really give your eyes the care
they deserve? You know. even
though your eyes seldom COM
plain, they must get tired. Even
when you're relaxing with tele-
vision or book. they're hard at
work. That's why use MURINE
morning, night and in-between.
Just 2 drops Of Murine in each
eye and almost instantly my eyes
feel rested and refreshed! MU-
RINE'S ingredients blend per-
fectly with the natural eye fluids,
soothing delicate eye tissues as
gently as a tear. And naturally
when my eyes feel better. / feel
better -. . so I always tuck bot
tie of MURINE in my purse when
I 60 out. Why don't you?
Evening star., 1951-01-14

-HeSsler Photo.
He is also secretary of the Student
Chapter of the Society for the
Advancement of Management and
a member of the American Uni
versity Mems Press Club.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

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Evening star., 1951-01-14

AT PRESENTATION LUNCHEON.
Special Assistant to the President w. AUereH Hartman
cages OF conversation Nth Mrs Eleanor Wilson McAdoo
honorary the Wilson Foundation They
hand Wednesday the presentation of the woodrow
Wilson Aard to President at ceremonies at the Carl
luncheon that tooUedulia King Photo
Evening star., 1951-01-14

eglecung the dangerous germs that Turk in your
Kitchen SINK bathroom basin and tub drains?
You are If you're not using DRANO . :. for no
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Evening star., 1951-01-14
BU1ELLNES*% Nancy Sasser

AWseky Advertising Column Of Things New and Interesting Z

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Evening star., 1951-01-14

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Evening star., 1951-01-14

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1 CHEVROLET! It's a

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DRANo in every drain week. week That
be drains will be fastrunnng, sanitary
kitchen sink place wash am
bathroom tub drains clean
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ule Of good housewife.
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KETURI MEM ESIAI - siu metu
spalis, apkrtis, gruodis r ateinanciu netu sausis
skelbiami
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SpecioIi nePiIieeiq
registro cijo

REMNANTS 1850 metals priim-
tu vidaus saugumo istatymu
Eskelbiama visiems Jungtinese
Valstybese gyvenantiems sve-
timsaliams, t. ", neturinties Sic
krasto pilietybes, kad laikotar-
pyle nuo 1851 metu sausio l Xxi
to paties menesio 10 dienos jie
visi privalo pranesti Imigracijos
ir Naturalizacijos istaigai save
dabartini adresa, vistiek, ar jie
yra neseniai pakeite adresa, al
gyvena toj pacioj vietoj jau ilga
laika.
Tas pranesimas turf butt pa
rasytas specialiame blanke I-53,
kuriu galima gauti kiekviename
paste. Jei kuris svetimsalis ta
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silgaliene, Radius ir Vaskys.
Mokykla be mokescio naudojasi
parapines mokyklos patalpomis,
sviesa, silima ir kitomis .prie-
moments.
Xxi sio laiko mokytojai uz
savo darba gaudavo atsitiktini,
nereguliaru ir labai maza atty
ginima. 1850 m. gruodzio men.
Tremtiniu draugijos valdyba
susauke tevu ir globeju susirin-
kima aptarti mokykla liecian-
cius rekalus. Isklausius K. Du-
lio ir kitty mokytoju pranesimus
apie mokykloje destomus daily
kus, vadoveliu reikala, drausmes
klausima ir visa ellie kitu klau-
simQ, susirinkusieji dekojo mo-
kytojams uz darba ir nutare nuo
mokinio kas menesi moketi po
1 doleri.
Be to, buvo isrinktas tevu ko-
mitetas mokyklos ukiniais rel
kalais rupintis: A. Leonas, A.
Cesonis ir Rudaviciene.
Apsidejus mokesciu, tikimasi,
kad bus galima ir mokytojams
atsilyginti uz ju darba bel ru-
pesti.
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Se$tadiGniO mokyk|a Ba|timor6j
(Bus daugiau)

siuo metu Baltimoreje yra ISL
kure apie 500 nauju ateiviu,
kurie daugomoje gyvena nuo Sc
niau apgyventose lietuviu vie
tose, kaip Hollins, Lombard,
Washington ir kitose gatvese.
Visi jie priklauso sv. Alfonso
parapijai, mes lietuviskoji para
pija terra tik viena.
Naujuju ateiviu mazieji val
kai, SUI mazomis iSimtimis, Ian
ko parapijine pradzios mokykla,
kurioje moko seseles kazimie-
rietes. Kas savaite lietuviu kal-
bos esti trys pamokos. Pazyme-
tina, kad yra keletas ir kitatau-
ciu vaikQ, kurie mielai' mokosi
lietuviskai ir jau net neblogai
kalba. Taciau naujuju ateiviu
valkams to yra permaza. Todel
pereitais metals buvo isteigta
sestadienine pradzios mokykla,
kuria pradzioje lanke apie sc
mokiniai, o ju tarpe buvo 8 jau
cia gime. 195O-51 mokslo metu
pradzioje viso buvo GA mokiniai,
kurie beveik visi ir dabar mo-
kykla tebelanko. Cia gimusiu te-
ra tik 3.
Mokykla veda buv. mokyklu
inspektorius mok. K. Dulys. Su
juo dirba dar Sic mokytojai
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MOKYkLOS IR STIPENDIJOS lis
Lietuvos KariuOmenes sventes

Lietuvos Kariuomenes sventes
- lapkricio % dienos minejima
81 rudeni Brooklyne suruose Da-
riaus ir Gireno vardo legionie-
riu postas. Minejime apie Lie
tuvos kariuomenes zygius ir dar-
bus pranesima dare gen. Pun
dzevicius. Jurgis Kiaune nusvle-
te sunkia karo invalidu MEDIA
gine bukle. Susirinkusieji inva-
lidams paremti cia pat suauko-
10 s54.51. Auka pasiusta Lietu-
vos Laisves Kovu InvalidQ Sa-
.jungai, kurios centras yra Phi
ladelphijoj.
Meninej daily pasakyta sventes
dvasiai artimu eilerasciu. Ange-
lu Karalienes parapijos choras,
vedamas Dukes, padainavo ke-
leta nuotaikingu dainu. Mine
lime dalyvavo veik vieni nauja-
kuriai. Gala, kad j tokius patrio-
tinius minejimus nesistengiama
ar nesugebama sukviesti senuju
ateiviu, ypac ju jaunimo, ku-
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Konkursiniai egzaminai j
.jurininkystes mOkykla

Norinciu stoti j New York
State Maritime Academy Bronx
N. W konkursiniai egzaminai
vyksta kas savaite nuo 1851 m.
rugsejo menesio. Kursas trun-
ka ketverius metus ir baigusieji
gauna B. S. arba B. M. E. (Ba-
chelor of Marine Engineering
laipsnius. Moketi uz moksla ne
reikia. Mokykla ruosia karinin-
kus ir vadovaujanti personala
prekybiniam laivynui.
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