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Milford chronicle., 1951-11-02
Name New Pomona
Officers In Sussex
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bia, 2; Broad Creek, 10, and Can
non, q.
Mr.. Mulligan spoke on United
Nations Week and what it means
to everyone. The literary program
was in charge of Mrs. Clarence
Jester of Milford and included
group of songs by lecturers from
all of the Oranges present. Mrs.
Bernice O'Bier of Reliance, report
ed on the lecturers conference
held at Cornell University.
Pomona Staff Named
Pomona officers elected were:
Norman Hedges of Broad Creek,
master; C. A. Pepper, Midland
overseer; Mrs. olivia Megginson'
Henlopen, lecturer; ElwOOd Coul-
bourn. Reliance, steward; John
Wright, Broad Creek, assistant
steward: the Rev. Thomas Multi
gan, Midland, chaplain; Earl Coop
er. Columbia, treasurer; Mrs. Addle
White, Reliance, secretary
Fred Wright. Columbia, gate
keeper; Mrs. Grace Hopkins, Cool
springs, Ceres; Mrs. Lulu Hedges
Broad Creek, Pomona; Mrs. Ella
Roach, Angola, Flora; Mrs. Nettle
Ziegelr. Cannon, lady assistant
steward; James Lank, Henlopeh
executive member.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-02
Funds Of Kings Daughters
Have Been Turned Over
To Milford Hospital

for charitable purposes.
Mrs Charles Varney and Mrs.
Ray Warren were appointed to
take charge of having the cash and
bonds transferred.
No further business to be trans
acted, Mrs. William Sipple made
the motion that the meeting be ad-
jOurned and from May IS, 1851 the
Faithful Club of Kings Daughters
became a disbanded organization.
MARIA VARNEY,
President
IDA c. WARREN
Recording Secretary
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-02

In many states a will OF an
unmarried woman is deemed revok-
ed by her subsequent marriage.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-02

on May Is of this year. a spe-
cial meeting of the Faithful Circle
Of Kings Daughters was held at
the home of Mrs. Charles Z. Var
ney in Milford. The purpose of
this meeting was to decide how and
where the remaining funds Of the
circle which has been inactive
since April 1914, should be placed.
A motion was made by Mrs Lynn
Pratt and seconded by Mrs. Will
liam Taylor that all remaining
funds in the treasury also the five
shares Of P. r. r. stock be given
to the Milford Memorial Hospital
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-02
Civil Defense Sets
Up Nursing Roster
CcOntinusu from nrst psgsO

The Civil Defense Nurses Roster
contains not only the names and
addresses and telephone numbers
of available nurses, but also gives
other information relative to hos
pital affiliation and professional
experience which is so essential in
order that assignments can be made
efficiently
1t is good to know that we have
this file of competent nurses who
have expressed willingness to serve
in case of enemy attack. Prepared
ness wins the battle!
Doubling the diameter of a pipe
increases its capacity four times.
Milford chronicle., 1951-11-02

The first public exhibition Of
Soviet-produced jet planes was
on Aviation Day, July II, 1949 in
Moscow.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
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16nch Talbot produces power plus table level very
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compact metal cobinet. oT-l52
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make it wonderful holiday :. with wool
BROADLOOM
on your floors for Christmas

Choose from these fonous-none wool broodooms in {
Sixth Floor FIoorcoverne Department. Ask about our
ingenious method of installing broodloon wo-to-wol
without using single tack.
l. Celebrity by Koroston is oristocrot Of fine
broodoos with its non-directiono pile thot be laid
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the top Ideal for irregular In oroy sand bee
or green . !. l2-foot width only Square yord
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to enhance any Light ereen dark ereen eroy bel
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Evening star., 1951-07-28
GARAGES

9Th AND A SITS. NE; 1000 so. IT.
overhead doors; S125 mo. Cal
R; 4. HUMPHREYS, Realtors, Ma
WANTED-Garage suitable for stor-
age. Vicinity Bethesda or Chevy
Chase. Call OIL. 0029 after 3. pa
GARAGE SPACE for ? cars available
vicinity 1st and Que SITS. ne. Apply
Rm. e22. Victor Bldg, ia 9th St
GARAGE-2-Story. 4-car with stor-
age space on Ind level; reasonable.
Rear 1895 Vermont ave. NV. Cali
AT. S257 or TIA. 5S52. 29s
Evening star., 1951-07-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALt
FORD 1850 CONVERT,
WEEK END SPECIALS

WEEK END SPECIALS
CHEVROLET 1949 4-dr.; r. and h.;
special at Sl,O95.
CHEVROLET 1947 Aero: orig. black;
July equipped; 1-owner car. Only
MERCURY 1949 club coupe; beauti-
ful thistle grey: comp. equipped; q
real buy at 81 .295.
PLYMOUTH 1947 4-dr.; DIX. green;
and h.; only SS45.
BUICK l946 Super 4-dr.; rea
CHEVROLET i94s Aero: beautiful DIX
grey. fully equipped; low mi: onIy
81 ,045.
KENYON & PECK, INC.
Arlington's Own Chevrolet Dealer
1886 Wilson Blvd. Open Sun.
CHI. 1904. CHI 9O05.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

WHITE TRACTOR, excel. cond.; very
good tires. Can arrange perm. lease:
$1,000 VIII fin. AP. 7743. -2G
DODGE 1947 box panel truck: 26.000
mi;;; Milo excl; GM saod e9nd.' best offer eyer
CHEvRoLET 1850 model $500. st-ton
pickup $500 mi; new condition;
equipped with tarpaulin; Sl,295 Ii.
DODGE le49 1a-ton pickup: a mar.
yelous buy for SS95. BROAD ST.
MoT4Rsi eSgreh "a lo9l q oT " Broad ST., Falls
WE SPECIALIZE in thoroushly
trucks under CheVrolet's famous OK
guarantee. We have at present a
gleaming black 1850 Chevrolet sedan
delivery; has had very little use; an
or Or sportsman; S1,e95. Also 80
'et 94-ton pickup, a speed trans
MISSION. AZ Ford sedan delivery,
30 GMC l2-ton stake and others.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO, 7725
ChEvR0LE1 Iii;SlsU! !;, is4e s.ten pane panel: low
anteed: s495 MA 642O
FRUEHAUF trailer; 30-ft. REFER;
INT. TRACTOR i94s; air brakes.
very CIcdI, III 100, Ar. 'but l.
TWO I2-FT. BODIES; used, van-type.
Very low price. S. J. MEEKS SON,
81 G st. NV. MA. 219S. 80
FORD BUS, 1887, new 100 h.p. motor;
driven less than 1000 miles. suitable
for club. church, mobile store or
lunch wagon; $1,000. I'll O st. NV.
FORD 1945 1Ia-ton stake truck; must
sacrifice; S195. Call Mon. am. be-
tween, Oil. CO. 02C0. go
FORD 1885 panel; fair condition, good
rubber: Sl25 cash Call MI. $500.
) to 3. 3
Ford 1949 half-ton panel; very
clean s S45
1916 24-ton pick
up; perfect cond. 595
Dodge 1947 half-ton pickup;
special at 495
cheverolet 1947 sedan delivery;
at cnly 7g5
1947 1a-toE pickup;
orig. blue finish at q95
Chevrolet 1850 sedan delivery;
5000 mi; a real buy at l.l95
KENYON-PECK, INC.
Arlineton's Own Cheyerolet Dealer
Evening star., 1951-07-28
MOTORCYCLES tcens.)
AUToMoTiVE MIscELLANEoUs

CHEvRoLET--' SO; motor perfect
CONDITION. II. 3-S406. 29s
DISMANTLING !, 1910 Plymouth. all
parts but IT. frt. fender; 1949 mo-
USED AND RESULT MOTORS dr. in.
stalled; also 1St-class auto paint
ing; exc. work guar. AP. 1881. --2g
Evening star., 1951-07-28
CT LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MokEY WANTED

SAFEST AND BEST SECURITY IN
the world is a FIRST trust on an
American home where owner has
paid down in cash from 4o-50Ts
on the purchase price We have
many such loans for your invest
ment portfolio at So amortized
monthly. Call for further details.
J. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO..
OK. or CHI 44S7.
Evening star., 1951-07-28
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job. prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance.
ia. 1887; after Z pm, GE. 1915,
Evening star., 1951-07-28
TRAILERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES. Bervyn.
and used trailers: very goo6 assort-
ment; clean uSeo trlilers raneine
n. y sss S.d6 from p g 33 q priced
sUPERIos'o HSo: az 60 e71ft'il 5lti cleo. brakes,
refgr.. gas stove, large awning
other extras. A nice. home, only
u $50 Ewes. or week ends. Lot
20, CANARY TRAILER CAMP,
Baltimore blvd, Berwyn, Md. 80
TRAILER, axles and wheel sets; some
with tires; $40 and up. You take
Run I'd. (nsar shirlinston). sat
urday only Bring own tools. 2gs
33-FT: WHITLEY TRAILER, comfort
sleeping for 6 persons; excel. cond.
all necessary equip. and many eX-
trss; reas. priced for immediate
sale: Inspection at WASHINGTON
TOURIST CAMP. Hams Point. -29
TRAILERS, new and used, from $3.50
to S3.195. We will sell your trailer
on constgnment, We also rent good
used trailsrS With option to pur-
a00l Baltimore blvd, Berwyn, Md
TRAILER-Good condi-
ton; fully equipped, with porch
awning; reasonable. Ii. 7-S70s,
ULTRA LIGHT wE1GHT-sleeps 3:
fully riIS eSgi,ppedx Sa,n1 ri moderni alum. body
WANTED--Camptng W trailer. to. sleep
4 Must be reasonably priced. 81.
HOUSE TRAnERs-some with com
plete baths; $500 and up. BALM
ER'S TRAILER SERVICE, Baltimore
blvd, BeltSville, Nd. 20
VAIL TRAILER SALES is announc-
Ing the addition to our sales lot the
proqr,N Iron WeoS Trailer Goac6 and The The
also have a fine line of new and used
trailers. Open for your convenience
from q to 9. 9505 Baltimore blvd.
Berwyn, Nd. Phone TO. 6555. go
UGGAGE-2-wheel 4x6, excel. cond
$50 Or best offer; oW. 0962. -2S
3l-FT. TRAILER with
UTIIITY TRAILER. 2DTheel, 4x7;
S55; hitch Incl. 9i4 Roanoke ave.
Takoma Park. Nd. Apt, 1, IS
1881 STEWART for sale. Occupied
for sa. only Ia mos; A zeal bargain,
Temple Trailer Village, Alexandria,
FOR sALE-Like-new 81, aluminium
house trailer; shower and toilet.
tandem wheels 6-cu.-ft electric
refrigerator, gas stove; sleeps &;
$: interior light wood price rea-
sonahle: excellent condition: pri-
yately owned. JOHN G.. WHTTTEN
Royal St. Nightingale Trailer Park
mi. south of Alexandria on Rt /.
1918 RICHARDSON. GIFT: refgr.,
toilet, shower. stove: excel. cond.
Can be financed at 6es. 500 down.
See ALBRIGHT, lot 54. Ancient
Oak Trailer Ct. / y miles west OF
Falls Church, on Lee hwy Pc
WANT To RENT house trailer. at
least 30-ft.: may buy if suitable
Call FA. 3S6o -14
Evening star., 1951-07-28
VACATION PLACES

MAINE SEA COAsT-s-rm. cottage.
eiec kit. Comfortable. attractive;
sleeps 6: sos wk WI. Q353. 20
NORMANDY APARTMENTS, Ocean
City. Md.-Lge. de luxe and 8
bedrm. apts.; directly on ocean;
completely pine paneled; Beauty
rest matt: elec. kits; pvt. beach;
maid Accommodations; several choice
spots avail. Aug. GE. -2466.
ATTENTION VACATIONISTS-S
your vacation at the March's Hos
pitality House in the heart OF Va.
Transp. by limousine to and from
destination. Delicious home cook
ing, excel. beds, maid service; sight
seeing and other entertainment. A
week of real rest and relaxation and
not a care. For further information
and reservations, call MRS. MARCH.
DU. 7067. -29
MAINE COAST-7-rm mod. cottage
on Penobscot Bay. Ideal for fans
with chill. $50 wk. Call AID. 2lS3.
80
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA.-Furn. new
6-rm. cottage nr. ocean: large yard;
reas.; avail Aug, i. KI. S-5l 50 or
EN- 1876. go
Evening star., 1951-07-28

STUDEBAKER 1947 Skyline; S693.
Why pay more? so bank financing
AUTO WHOLESALERS. over 100
others, 1881 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii.
Evening star., 1951-07-28
SAVE $1,000

Brand-new 2s-ft. Steelcraft sedan
cruiser; sleeps 4; fully equipped,
many extras; Chrysler Crown en-
gine; complete galley with stainless
steel sink. bottled gas; complete
lavatory: #. 3 in. head room
throughout; owner will demonstrate
Bay. Saturday and Sunday. Phone
TIA. 9493 or Westriver 7942. Boat:
Tabby 3rd. 20
Evening star., 1951-07-28

car Is far above average condition
Z and h. fine body. in excel. mech.
cond.; SS95; guaranteed ROYAL
MOTORS, Chrysler- Plymouth, 400
Georgia ave q " IA Oan0 -on
Evening star., 1951-07-28

CHEVROLET a conY.: r. and n.
= Spotnghts, Wv. tires; chrome
wheel discs, S495. ia. O775.
BARNES AUTO SALES co.
3275 Wilson Blvd. at 10th Street.
Evening star., 1951-07-28

KAISER 1949 Traveller sedan; radio.
heater, 10000 actual miles: one
owner; this is the family car which
converts into station wagon; abso-
lutely in new-car cond. throughout; ];
must be seen TO be appreciated;
G,195. BELL MOTORS. 500 Wis
Evening star., 1951-07-28

WE VII PAY the highest possible
price for used Chevrolets. Fords and
Plymouths Drive in Appraiser on
the property. CHEVY CHASE MO-
TOR CO.. 1928 Wis. ave. OIL. 800
Open ewes
Evening star., 1951-07-28

1850 Champion Regal
de luxe Starlight club cpe.; r. and
h.; SC; like new throughout. A bar
gain at 81 ,495. Only S499 down
coAsT-1SNu Mp PoNTfAc PPsc CO.. soeS' AZ y Fla. a.
ave. ne. AT. 700. 80
STUDEBAKER 1851 sedan; equipped;
Sl.593. Why pay more? 5ef bank
financing. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
over 100 others, 1871 Bladenshurg
Rd LII 0.SRnn
Evening star., 1951-07-28

PONTIAC 1e4I 4-dr.; needs minor
S246. JUSTINE NICHOLSON. $500
BALTIC. ave, Hyatts.. Md. WA. 7205
Evening star., 1951-07-28

1o-FT. SPEEDBOAT. lapstrake con-
struction, white cedar, very sturdy
boat. 80 h.p. outboard motor. in ex-
eellent condition. viii sacrifice
complete, $3.50. Boat can be seen
Evening star., 1951-07-28
PREWAR CARS

Wanted badly. 1t is a pleasure buy
ing very clean cars inside and out
from people who have cared for
them. We are paying more for
those kind of cars than any other
dealer. Call or come to 800 Ga
ave. NV. TU. 2626. MR.. WILL
Evening star., 1951-07-28

JEEP for sale by Naval oficer or
dered away; eX-military jeep. for
highest offer above S300. Phone WO.
Evening star., 1951-07-28

sTEELCRAFT l947 sedan cabin
cruiser: sleeps 4; fully equipped;
2 anchors, 3 chairs, binoculars,
chest Of drawers, Venetian blinds.
charts and IL life preservers; 81
800. Phone OWNER. OW. 1880.
Evening star., 1951-03-11

vUNHE Rev. Peter Edwin
i Cullom and his wife, ST.
year -old grandparents, decid-
ed last fall to return to
college.
Our family and friends
thought we were crazy, going
back to campus life at our
age" explains Mr.. Cullom, a
Baptist minister who has
served as a chaplain with re-
serve status for the past dec
ade in the Air Force. AFTER
all, we have four grown child
rem and six grandchildren.
But we had seen our children
through college and felt we
could finally do those things
we had not found time or
money for during the years we
were bringing up the fam
lily"
The gray-haired. stocky
clergyman, who has the erect
carriage Of a soldier. says
that he has an impelling pur-
pose in pursuing his studies
at George Washington Uni
versity. He is nlajoring in
journalism. course that in
cludes classes in editorial and
feature writing, public rela-
tions, and short-story COM
position. At the end Of two
scholastic years, he plans to
enter the religious writing
field. His wife also is enrolled
in the short-story class and,
in addition, is learning typ
ing so she can help him with
his work.
Attendance at the univer-
sity requires sacrifice for the
Culloms, who have been liv-
ing comfortably on his chap
lain's salary as a major in
the Air Force. After their re-
turn a year ago from Japan,
where Mr.. Cullom had been
stationed for two and a half
years, he requested inactive
status so they could 60 back
to college. They have made
the sharp adjustment from
use of the Army's up. x" and
Evening star., 1951-03-11
COLLEGIATE
GRANDPARENTS
BY Emily Towe

servants in their home to one
room in a students residence
at 202O G st. NV.
In addition to funds re-
ceived under the CT Bill,
they are using savings left
after their children's educa-
ton. Their budget is elastic
enough for occasional meals
at nearby restaurants and
university plays and con-
certs. but they live as frugally
as possible because of the un-
certainty OF future occupa-
ton.
Mrs. Cullom explains that
while most Of her married
life has been devoted to max
ing a home for her husband
and children. she has also at
tended other colleges with
her husband.
Il had not finished high
school when I married, so
there was that diploma to get
before I could enroll with Mr..
Cullom," she says.
In 1926. Mr.. Cullom, who
had been working in his
fathers wholesale fruit busi-
ness after two years at Lou
isiana State University. felt
that he had been called to the
ministry. He decided to OBJ
tain a bachelor Of arts de-
gree from Mississippi College,
as well as religious training
at the Baptist Theological
Seminary in Kentucky. For
five years, Mrs. Cullom kept
the family together on these
college campuses and found
time to enroll regularly for
courses.
There are so many adults
attending G. w. since the war
that a grandmother and
grandfather don't seem out
Of place." says Mrs. Cullom.
I'VE are simply a part of the
student body. The younger
students are friendly, but
they don't take special notice
of US or our age-and that's
the way we want it"
Evening star., 1951-01-03
Society
Benefit

The Maryland State Society,
Children of the American Revolu-
ton, will hold a benefit bridge and
fashion show tomorrow in the
auditorium of the new Woodward
& Lothrop's store at Western and
Wisconsin avenues NV. Proceeds
will go to the various State CAR
projects.
Mrs. Felix Stapleton is general
chairman of the benefit. She is
being assisted by Mrs. Robert j.
Boyd of Chevy Chase, president of
the Maryland State Society CAR;
Mrs. Harrison M. Oliver of Balti-
more. vice president; Mrs. A.
Lothrop Luttrell of Rockville, Mrs.
Walter C. Clarke of Silver Spring
Mrs. j. Dunbar Stone of Bethesda,
and Mrs. James M. Butler, Mrs.
Dorothy Sweeny Bland, Mrs. Rob-
ert P. Dunlap, Mrs. Alexander M.
Ashley and Mrs. Roger j. White
ford, all of Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1951-01-03

anniversary of Lucretia Mott. 6
party founder. will be held today
and birthday party for DR.. Agnes
E. Wells. national chairman, will
hold the spotlight tomorrow.
Today's observance was to fea-
ture the laying of a wreath by DR.
Wells at the Lucretia Mott statue
in party headquarters at IA
Constitution avenue NE.
The redecoration of the Capitol
still in progress, prevented the
equal rights leaders from holding
their annual observance of Miss
Motifs birth anniversary in the
crypt of the Capitol as has been
their past custom.
National officers of the party,
residing in Washington and vicin-
ity. have been invited to the buffet
luncheon in DR.. Wells honor at l
pm. tomorrow at national head
quarters.
Expressing an advance birthday
wish yesterday. DR.. Wells said she
hoped for passage of the equal
rights amendment before the par
tvs national convention which
will be held here May 1927.
I'm view of the fact that women
will have to play a bigger part in
the event of an all-out war;" DR..
Wells said, II hope the amend
ment will soon be passed so that
women can be considered as full
citizens"
Evening star., 1951-01-03
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

py ~. EOut TOPCHOC
Gladys smiled ruefully as she
came into my Office. II want
somebody to tell me how to make
friends" she explained.
Haven't you any at alp"
"I can't keep them. If I get
one date with a young man.
don't get another.
"Never?"
There was one exception" she
admitted. That's what brought
me here. I went for several
months with young man whom
I really worshipped. Finally. he
gave a little party for me-
THAT sounds like progress"
mo, I found out that it was
q going-away party"
"He was leaving town."
mot at all, He was not going
away. I was! 1t was merely a
graceful way of unloading me-
He's been too busy to see me ever
since. Where do I go from here?
I must go somewhere!"
Study of Gladys personality
showed that she was too self
centered. She had to learn to
change her whole personality
Many other men and women need
to do the same. Douglas Lurton
successful magazine editor. gives
many good suggestions in his
book, the power of position liv-
ing" ASK your public library
for it, From his long list of
questions to test "your social ap-
proval qualities 7 select these
Evening star., 1951-01-03
Modern MARRIAGE

/. Do you consistently refrain
from making comments about
others you wouldn't make to their
faces?
! 2. Are you quick to show real
interest in things about which
your friends are enthusiastic?
3. Do you mention and other
wise suitably acknowledge ami
versaries and special events that
are important to those you know
| 4. Do you belong to as many
clubs and other community groups
as you feel you should?
S. Do you request the opinions
and advice of your friends and
others?
6. Do you invariably do what
you promise to do?
7. Are you usually cheerful and,
when not, do you refrain from
foisting your blues or self-pity on
others?
8. Do you frequently take the
initiative in suggesting the
theater, party, or an expedition?
9. Are you quick to volunteer
to perform little services for
others?
10. Are you very careful never
to impose on or take for granted
the friendship of others?
/
Give yourself 10 points for each
yes answer. If you can't make a
good grade, write me in care Of
The Star Enclosing a stamped,
self-addressed envelope) for q
reading list of good books on the
Improvement of personality.
Evening star., 1951-01-03
WP Cast Plans Video Show

Top acts of the VIP Amateur
Hour stage-radio show to bs
sponsored by the Womens Ma
tional Press Club on January 2s
in Constitution Hall, will take
a second bow, via television, ir
New York on January 80.
A special car for the New York
trip will be provided for the
actors, many of whom will in
clude ranking names from the
Capitals official and diplomatic
circles.
Already $50 personalities from
the national and international
world have enlisted for the show
and are now being auditioned by
the radio staff of the Original
Amateur Hour" for the January
Is show. Additions are taking
place in the Mark Twain Suite OF
the Willard Hotel.
The ar-studded cast is headed
by Vice President Barkley, HOUSE
Speaker Rayburn, four Supreme
Court justices, five cabinet men,
Evening star., 1951-01-03

bers, and senators. representa-
tives, generals, admirals and dip
lomats.
Among the embassies to be
represented are those of Norway,
Belgium, France, Greece, Cuba
the Philippines, New Zealand and
Thailand
TED Mack, master of ceremo-
nies for the Original Amateur
Hour" will "emcee" the Consti-
tuition Hall performance.
Ruth Montgomery, president of
the Women's National Press Club,
and Hope Ridings Miller, general
chairman of the show, are work.
ing with Helen Essary Murphy,
chairman of the Talent Commit
fee
Evening star., 1951-01-03
WOn0en's Clubs
3-Point Program on Action in Crisis
Outlined by Federation President

A 3-point program for women
to adhere to in the present crisis
was outlined yesterday by Mrs.
Hiram Cole Houghton, president
of the General Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs.
Speaking at a meeting of the
Takoma Park Women's Club, Mrs.
Houghton said that the aims must
be:
To revive a waning patriotism
in this country and the educa-
ton of the young people in Ameri-
canism.
To urge action to rid the country
of communism.
To ask for government action
on a non-pclitical basis to meet
the present emergency and to
defend our democracy against
future crises.
IT believe that no nation will
ever go to war with another when
its women love and understand
each other" Mrs. Houghton said.
Discussing her trip to Europe
this fall, Mrs. Houghton said that
visits in nine countries, where she
was the guest of member clubs of
the International Federation of
Women's Clubs, inspected ECA
projects, and "and just made
friends with the women of free
dom loving countries" fulfilled all
the aims of the world co-opera-
ton tour" of the American wo-
men who were in the party.
Yesterdays meeting was held at
the new Trinity Episcopal Parish
House with Mrs Ira N. Gullickson,
president of the club. in charge.
Womon's Porty Events
The National Woman's Party
has planned two anniversary cele-
brations for this week.
Observe ncp of tho 15Qth hjYtb h
Evening star., 1951-01-03
To Speak On Art

Mrs. Fred Keplinger will speak
on art appreciation and the selec-
ton of paintings for the home at
a meeting of the art section Of the
Woman'S Club of Chevy Chase to
be held at 2 pm. tomorrow. Mrs.
Keplinger will show watercolors
of the Berkshires that she made
last summer.