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Col. 7. J. Heavey,
Veteran Of Two Wars
dies in Alexandra

Col. Thomas j. Heavey, U. S. A.
retired. 81. died Friday at his
home at 1924 Richmond lane
Alexandria, Va.
A native of Fort Mcpherson
Ca. Col Heavey was graduated
from West Point in 1917.
He served on the Mexican Dor.
der during World War I, and in
World War II saw action over
seas. He was in the North Afri-
can campaign, and in 1894 was
in the Burma campaign. He went
to the most advanced United
States base in China in 1944-45
In October. l945, Col. Heavey
came to Washington and was sta
toned at the Pentagon, serving
on the Integration Board for the
Regular Army. He retired in
1947.
Col. Heavey was awarded the
Distinguished Service Medal fol
his service in China and the Le-
gion Of Merit. with Oak Leaf
Palm for his work in developing
tank destroyers.
His father was the late Brig
Gen. John w. Heavey, who died in
Washington in 1941. Gen. Heavey
was the right guard on the first
Army football team. in 1890. Col.
Heavey was on the varsity squad
while at West Point.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs,
Anna May McAllister Heavey: a
daughter. Mrs. Mary L. Hartman
OF West Point. and two sons,
Capt. Thomas j. Heavey, U.SA.F.
OF San Antonio. Texas, and James
M. Heavey of the Alexandria ad-
dress.
He is also survived by two BROTH
ers, Brig. Gen. w. S. Heavey. re-
tired, of Houston. Texas. and Col
Wade H. Heavey of 7o8 Manor
drive, Alexandria.
Requiem mass will be said at
Fort Myer chapel at II am. Tues
DAY. Burial will be in Arlington
cemetery with military honors.
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Darn nf Thanka

LYLEs, ARTHUR c. The family of the
late ARTHUR c. LYLES of 2l47 [ st. NV,
wishes to thank the many friends and
neighbors for their kindness and express
sions OF sympathy during their recent
MRS. ALBERTA LYLgs AND FAMILY.
MINOR. HENRY W. The family of the
late HENRY w. MINOR wishes to thank
the many friends and neiehbors for the
beautiful floral tributes, telesrams. cards,
use OF cars and kind expressions of SYM
pathy during our late bereavement.
MRS. DORINDA 8. MINOR AND FAMILY.
MITCHELL, JAMES NEWLIN. The family
OF the late JAMES NEWLIN MITCHELL
wishes to thank all OF the relatives,
friends and ueighbors for their kindness
and sympathy during their bereavement.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN
OWENS. WALTER. The family of the
late WALTER OWENS wishes to thank
the many friends and neiEhbors for their
kind expressions OF sympathy and for
the many beautiful floral tributes re-
ceiVed during their bereavement
HIS WIFE, SUSIE OWENS.
WILKES, FRANK A. The family Of the
late FRANK A. WILKES wishes to thank
every one for their kind expressions of
sympathy and flowers received curing
our bereavement.
HIS CHILDREN. RUTH JACKSON, FRAN
CIs. DOMINIC. HOWARD AND JER-
ONE WILKES.
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Capt. Joseph {. Wolfe, Jr.,
Test Pilot With Air Force

Capt. Joseph E. Wolfe, jr., 80
Air Force test pilot who was killed
in a plane crash Monday at
Muroc. Calf, will be buried at IL
am. Tuesday in Arlington Gene
terry with military honors.
Capt. Wolfe, chief of the expert
mental test operation at Edwards
Air Base, Calf. was flying a BAT
when it crashed.
A native of CHATTANOOGA, Tenn,
he served with the Raj from
1a39-40. When the United States
declared war. Capt. Wolfe re-
turned to his native lard and
Joined the Army Air Forces, He
was stationed IN Chicago and then
came to Washington, being sta
toned here from 1943-46. The
following year he was sent to the
California air base and served
there until his death as a test
pilot.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Sylvia Wolfe, and three children,
Iof California; his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph E. Wolfe of Chat
tanooga; two brothers and two
sisters.
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George Lord, Expert
On Michiqan Tux Lows
BY the Assoeio.ed Press

DETROIT. Nov. 24.-George
Lord, a coal miners son who be-
came the tax expert who laid the
basis of many Michigan tax laws
died today at the age of 81.
Mr.. Lord, once a prominent fig.
ure in State government, came
to this country from his native
Cornwall, England, at IA and edu.
Gated himself while working In
mines in Pennsylvania, Colorado
California and Michigan.
He took a job in 1893 as clerk
with the Secretary of State. He
rose to chairman Of the State Tax
Commission in 1925.
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Arthur Besse, 81,
Head of Wool Group
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Arthur
Besse, 81. president of the Ma
tional Association of Wool Manu-
facturers since 1888, died today.
A native of Bridgeport, Conn,
Mr.. Besse was associated with his
father for many years in the fam
lily retail clothing firm, the Besse
System Co.
Mr.. Besse had a home on Fifth
avenue here and a summer home
at Martha's Vineyard, Mass.
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my father, JOHN HAWKINS. who rassed
away one year, November 81, 1850.
pad. dear, I miss you more each day
91nee Tbs .p,.nssn you vent Avs away to rest. 49,,
But some day in the far Of, land sd''
sAbLy aSd MissEp M ses yoSe YoF SRns fass
JONES: HATTIE. In sad but loving mem
ory Of our dear mother, HATTIE JONES,
who departed this life seventeen years ago
today. November %. 1881.
Mother, you left a beautiful memory,
But to us who loved and lost YOU,
n,ss your M memory I viii meyer srow old;
"iss sS54EF sGhhs nRa Asb fHhA HGs
LOWE: RosANNA. In loving memory OF
SsesTsse 'hS g. fe s4 four years ago
New friends and old friends and best
And only one love that time cannot sever,
Al; Ana this Is the love where sone is all ether,
with which nn, we were blest when God gave
DAgoHTERs. M1zpAH, MYRTLE. ELSIE.
MUNDARAY: ELLEN MARIE: In loving
MARIE Il eSovsf sho nses sssed aHsy
nine years ago today, November 25, 1912.
to join her grandmother and my beloved
mother.
1t was In late November.
Nine years ago today,
EThat God needed another angel,
To help keep things Happy and gay.
He searched and searched over hill snd
dale.
And finally He saw
"A pretty girl of sweet sixteen,
Who could laugh and sing and draw.
You were exactly what He ,:eeded
To help keep heaven just like spring
For with your charming personality,
All the angels are bound to sing.
YOUR LOVING AUNT, EUDORA H.
JOHNSON WINTERS.
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Dratha

SSPfS Sf%SsT nEsha a. ), ssss RssPiss e !:
mother Of Mrs. oris 1olbert and sirs.
Betty D; Irons; She also Is survived by
tour grandchildren, her parents, Mr.. and
Funeral Home. 2901 18th St. NV. on
Monday; Mon. ~ November 26. At ! pm. Inter
23, 1851, At Sacred Heart Home, Hyatts-
Bs3k.d nGsl beloved WIFE q ths ists sossph
November 20, at s:so a.m REQUIEM n, ass
ment Mount olivet Cemetery. %
DIGGs, Mosis EMMA "a WEDGE. On. THURSDAY,
pGas of 1929 soas sSh csfdna amMA .Ss WEDGE
the wife of the late Clifton u Diggs, the
beloved mother Of James E.. BENJAMIN p.
Amy nMssrM MF Mary 5ohn Norris WsGse s. s
crime crime E. Graham and Miss Jean Diegs.
call Sunday, November 20, after 10 am
At the above residence. Funeral Monday,
November 80, at 70 an, from st. Cy-
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Ar
ransements by Alexander S. Pope. 25.
DIGGs. EMMA WEDGE. oficers and
W. members of Columbia Temple No
NJ ~, 49, l. B; P; o; Elks Of Wash
w Daughter EMMA WEDGE Is; EIon. DiGGs. IS
~ Elk services will be held Sunday.
her late residence. 1929 South Carolina
1851. at 10 am. from St. Cyprian's
Church; 18th and G SITS. Sc.
GEoRGIANA B. HENRY Fin. secy.
DIGGS. EMMA WEDGE. The Senior So
dslity 9sso of, Of st. Cyprian's will assemble at
our sse % sods 1 nE EMMA sSse wGpdE H1 as pfeos SCI
REV. N. NEARY, S. s. j.. 90 i''i'
MRS. MADELINE WhIkER. SRiliSaTs p5rsftSt. prsfeet
MRS. CORA l.. CURTIS. Secretary.
DYER. JOHN HENRY. On November a2.
st. ne JOHN hHsbaaa HENRY o PxER Rnna e sl eth
Netti Brondi and Mrs. Minnie Phillips.
Services at Chambers. Funeral Home
70. at $50 pm. Interment washington
National Cemetery.
ENGLAND, DONALD EDWIN. OF Clinton.
Nc. Nc SO son ED Of Edwin 3; and Marian s
Mrs. Richard {. Arnold and aNia Janet s''ia X.
Arnold. Remains at his late residence.
Services at Bells Methodist Church, Camp
springs, Md, on Monday. November 26,
at Il IN. Interment Washington Ma
tlonal Cemetery. Services by Chambers.
EDWARDS, MARY A: On Wednesday. No
vember q, 1851. MARY A. EDWARDS
OF 2"S BRYANT. st, NV, mother. of Theod-
surviving are IL nephews and nieces,
70 great-nephews and nieces. other
relatives and many devoted friends. Re-
maIns,naa mains may be viewed after pm. Sunday
ESneTa Home, q 4aa ne Maivan ST. nw Shers sfafs
funeral services win be held Monday.
coin Memorial Cemetery.
FOWLER. RUSSELL E. On SATURDAY.
Noyembsr "a; 1851. RUSSELL I.
FOWLER, husband Of Marion Fowler.
bn1nfbv bIa1neF OF p1o,sp 1oSeph Fowler son Of Mrs
Fowler and Mrs, Alice Girling. Friends
may cali at Nalley's Funeral Home. SO
stn st. Sc. where services will be held
on Monday. November IS. at 8 pm.
Funeral on Tuesday, November II.
at $50 am. Relatives and friends In
Arlington National Cemetery at $50 am,
FRANKLIN. CHARLES L., sR. On Friday
FRANKLIN. sr.. Of 5p'!i lisa cNAHIET No4th Tsylor
S., Arlington. Va. beloved husband Of
the late Louise E. Franklin and father
q P,re1s1 Ebert t-d,, L. Franklin Franklin Of Mclean Va.
c.. on Monday. November 20, at ii
am Relatives and friends invited. In |
terment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
FRANKLIN, CHARLES LEE. A special
m communication Of Columbia
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communication of Columbia
Lodge No. .S5, A. F. and A. NJ. i.
Arlinston. Va. is called at 10
am. Monday. November %.
1851, for the purpose of con-
ducting Masonic services at
the funeral OF our late brother,
CHARLES LEE FRANKLIN.
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LELAND W. WARNER, sr., Secretary.
WALKER. MICHELE YvoNNE. Suddenly
S Snr Tesidees "a st Ant o
MICHELE .YvoNNE. WALKER. beloved
daughter Of S/Sergt.. William s. and
Clarice A. Walker and sister Of Andrea
Janeen Walker. Also surviving are. other
relatives and many friends. Notice OF
funeral later. Arransements by Nc
Guire, Inc. 2J
RAYMOND. On Saturday,
November "A. 1851, at MS residence. 3l61
18th st. NV. RAYMOND WERKHEISER,
! husband of Ethel M. Werkheiser. Friends
may call at the Lee Fineral Home, 4th
and Massachusetts ave ne, where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday, November
S;,tr, q; At IL am fnterment Cedar Hin
YEATMAN. ELIZABETH J. On Friday.
Ss,e Moysmber le1. 23, 1851 at her residence.
YEATMAN, beloved mother Of Mrs. Flor
snee r; Hopkins, grandmother Of Mrs,
Hopkins. Services at the 8. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2901 l4th 81. NV. on
ment Baltimore, Md, c5
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Dratha

ANDERSON, CARRIE Z. On Friday. NO
yember %, 1851. CARRIE Z. ANDERSON.
beloved wife of Ernest r. Anderson,
mother of Doris Z. Anderson. Mrs. Ethel
Slant and Clarence H. Anderson Also
surviving are two sisters two brothers.
grandchildren. Funeral from the W. X.
Huntemann g. Son Funeral Home, 1892
Georgia ave. NV, on Monday, November
IS. at IL am. Relatives and friends
invited to attend. Interment Coneres-
sional Cemetery. 25
BossE, CHARLES A. On Friday. Novem-
Der 23. 1851. at Easten, Pa, CHARLES
A. BoSsE beloved husband of the late
May Lee Bosse and father of Mrs M A.
Strausburg of Easten, Pa. Friends may
call at zirkle's Funeral Home $40 c
st, ne, after 2 pm. Sunday. November
25. Funeral Tuesday, November ~, at
where requiem mass viii be e'ai said at at 10 10
am. for the repose of his soul Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited. 81
RASSE CHARLES A waehipeto, Lode.
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No. l5, B. P. o. Elks. Will
assemble at zirkle's Funeral
Home. $40 c st. ne. Mon
day, November 26, 1851. at
7:30 pm. to exemplify
the funeral ritual of the
Order over the remains OF
other, CHARLES A. BOSSE.
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1tt Mrnturtattt
BRAxroN. RAsu A =, ,.,

e S.In my husband BASIL A. A. BRA9roNm Ryas oRNfm11o WSo
November 25. 1889. s' ''oa''
somewhere back Of the sunset
away from this world of strife,
MY ioved one is sweetly resting
Al tnat land where there is no night.
Some day / hope to meet him.
some day. l know not when;
No,.Cr GASP ms hand in the better land,
never to nvtnas eaTi ssain; ni,. .,.
nenMnsmAS. rensnblanes. c CHARLES aI R: IN loyine
1916. LOVING wi WIFE. To'elR1.E GRhCE 20;
CowELL. ELIZABETH MAY. In memory
SowTIr, 81 9nr daushter, ELIZABETH MAY
81 16as' VINO passed away on November
| thoughts return to scenes long oast.
| lime rolls on, but memories last,
piSGs; sesG ra,S., ia; II loving memory of my
rs, 1917. ago To-Day november
The world seems such q lonely place
Without the smile OF mothers face,
What would I not give to clasp your hand,
To iSu. psi Gear M sweet face to touch;
70 near your voice, to see your smile
mat meant to me so much
You left behind an aching heart,
never ess '0sed SiS sod sod most most sincere; n
Your LOVING 1Hsie;AEli DAuGaTER. GIT MARY
GREGORY. ELIZABETH c. In racred
mother. ELIZABETH c. GREGoRY. Who
| 25. 1916. s0 'odAs' Eo'em0eE
You left beautiful memory
sorrow too great to be told:
Sul TO us who loved fnd lost you.
cH1LpREN NS1y AND oaaE6cH1I1RESa!d Hsi aess5 fI9R 3D.
GREGORY. ELIZABETH. In memory of
our dear friend. ELIZABETH GkEGoRY. :.
VIC passed away flve years ago today.
November rs, 1916.
| Remembrance is the rose that b,ooros
Eternally year by year;
sweet memories clingins to our hearts
AeeR RRfEsbs lHEsd snfs MANY Ailyays = TnRhrn nfa5
HARBIN. MABEL CHHDs- 1,io,,. =,
| love and devotion to the memory Of our
MABEL cHIIDs HARDIN fhd SFhandnathsri Whn entsr.d
IN sne maven OF rest one year ago. November
Th. Mnen ,,1oR. mother Sreathss her last
tell; '"ii
W;s,on, Ths world d, seems IN, quite another place
"i'hout the smile OF mothers face.
what would / not give to clasp your hand,
Your dear. sweet face TO touch:
TO hear your voice. TO see your smile,
| That meant to me so much.
You LETT behind an aching heart,
!. That loved you most sincere;
never did and never will
FORGET YOU, mother. dear
YouR aMn LoyIEG NH, DAUGHTER, FLORENCE,
HARDY, HARRY E. IN loving remem-
ersnce Of our dear beloved husband and
father, HARRY z. HARDY, who passed
on November 30 1850.
He was Just plain, dear father.
With his loving smile each day;
Always trying to do for others
AS he iourneyed on his way
His life was one Of care and duty
As he toiled from morn till night,
With a gentle heart so tender,
Striving for the right.
His kind words were ever cheerful.
To the stranger or the friend;
AL who knew him loved him dearly,
He was faithful to the end.
But that faithful father has left us,
He has crossed the Great Divide;
On the golden other side.
SADLY MISSED, MAUDE AND Chill
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GIUsTA. LILLIAN TYLER. On Thursday.
November 22. 1851. at her home, 703
TYLER GIUSTA. wife Of the late Harold
s. Glusta. mother of Mrs. Lee F. Throck-
morton, Stephen A. and the late Joseph
Mrs. Alice shaw. Mrs. Hugh r ODonnell,
Mrs. Martha Don naldson and Mrs Benja-
min Hardesty. Mrs Giusta rests at the
GeorRia ave. Silver Spring, Md. where
prayers will be said on Monday, NJyem-
oer 20, at 10 am; thence to st. Mich
offered at 1918 am. for The repose Of
her soul. 1nterment Arlington National
cemetery 25
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Court Forest Glen, No. 961,
Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea, are requested to assemble
at z pm. on sunday. Hovem-
Der 25. 1851, at the Warner
E. Pumphrey Funeral Home.
SABA GeorRia ave Silyer
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FRANCIS. The officers and
members of Ruth Chapter, No.
7. Order of the Eastern Star,
are requested to assemble at
the Gasch Funeral Home. 4739
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Md, on Sunday, November
%. 1aRl. al ) nm fnr n
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HARRY R. PRATT, Financial Secretary.
True, ALMEDA p; suddenly. o., on satur. r
aosptsl aas nGveRpfl aIMEph B. TRUE Of
Quebec ST. NV. beloved wife of the late
John Lloyd True. mother OF Mrs Margaret
T. Schwab Of WASHINGTON. D. c., and
Wallace W. True of New York City. Serv-
ices at the S. H. Hines GO. Funeral Home,
2901 14th st. NV. on Sunday. November
25, at 3 pm. Interment. Rochester, Ind.
,EGA. JOSE TOMAS. On Friday, Noyem-
ber %. 1851. JOSE TOMAS VEGA of
915 North Carolina ave. Sc, husband
Of Ricardo L. Vega. father. OF Miguel E.
Vega. grandfather of EVELYN n. Vega.
l4Oo Chaplin st. NV. Notice Of funeral
WAITE. WILLIAM FRANKLIN. On Fri
day. November %, 1851, WILLIAM
ERANkLIS WAITE husband as Gf susan saI,rl !,
Md; father Of Mrs. Henry B. johnson,
jr., and Miss Louise Waite. and brother
of j. c. Waite and Mrs. William l.. VIII
son. Mr.. Waite rests at the Warner +.
Pumphrey Funeral Home. S434 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring, Md. where services will
be held on Monday. November :6, at 2
pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
WAITE, WILLIAM F. special communi-
y cation Of Washington Centen-
A s. E;E: s: 4 I ||: !:
W srotheT hssfn1e wiIIrAM ffis Gf F. 09y WA1Ts ~
All members i, are urged to attend:
TA'TC4r' AVA x., x,,rnx,v,, - c..
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MATHEwsoN. MAUDE W

november ..3, 1851.
MATHEWSON of l1O4 Be
Silver Spring. Md. mother
and Bradford L. Mathewsor
survived by five grandchild
at the s. H. Hines Co. F,
2g01 18th st. NV. on Tuest
81. at 10 am. Interment
member Of the Eastern s.
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BY order of:
JOSEPH G. MOTYKA. Exalted Ruler.
Attest: L. NJ. YOUNG, Secretary.
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members of Columbia Temple No.
422, l. B. p. o. Elks of wash
ington, met in session of sorrow
Friday, November 23, 1851, for
Daughter EMMA WEDGE DIGGS.
Elk services will be held Sunday,
November 20, at z pm. from
residence. 1929 South Carolina
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DAY. Noyember =. 1851. ARMEILaI n 1--WE MhE
MARoNEY Of 2O25 Fendall st. s.e.. be- |
loved loved wife Of the late Timothy B. Ma.
roney' mother Of Mrs. Alba NJ Gibbs and |
and George !. Ziesler and Mrs. Marion
SSooiahIsn: Coda an Funeral from the James T. |
fHyan Funeral Home, 317 Pa. ave. Sc, on
MONDAY, November 20. at am, Re-
QUEEN mass will be offered at St Theresa's
CHURCH at e:30 am. Relatives and
nIrlends invited. Interment Mount Olvet
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8, CHARLES S. Members OF WASH
inston General Assembly. Fourth
Desree, Knights OF Columbus,
are notified of the death OF Sir
Knisht CHARLES 8. THOMAS.
his late residence, 1918 S st.
! Monday, November 20, 1851. at
. for the recital OF the rosary.
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yember II. 1851, at
ga st. NV, WuLIAl
husband Of Helen Nc
liam. IT,; Lester, Natl
May. Stephen and Y
OF Mary McNeill.
brothers, four sisters,
friends. Friends m,
Ernest Jarvis Funera
st: NV. after 10 am
26.. Funeral services
II. at 2 pm, at
church. Relatives 4
lnterment Arlington
Evening star., 1951-10-29

The annual benefit card party
sponsored by the Junior Woman's
Club of Chevy Chase, Md, will be
held at 8 pm. on November 7 at
the club house. Proceeds from
the evening will go toward the
"Y" cottage building fund. chosen
as the club project for the year.
Dessert will be served and there
will be a concessions table. where
soft drinks and candies may be
purchased during the evening.
Mrs. Burdette H. Newcity. ways
and means chairman. is in charge
of the party and each section in
the club is cooperating.
Section leaders acting as chair
men include Mrs. Irving M. Day.
jr.. American Home. candy: Mrs.
Richard H. Peery. arts and crafts,
tallies; Mrs. Earl N. Chandler,
bridge, refreshments and serving:
Mrs. Howard H. Bower, current
affairs, card tables; Mrs. Richard
w. Tupper. drama. soft drinks:
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The 3 Elements In Wonder Bread Help Your Child
Note How Amazing Wonder Bread Compares
With Meat Milk, and Fish Ways
las sholDn at right

Every good mother wants her child
to develop mentally and physically
at the rate he or she should.
Yet, a shocking fact is disclosed
in recent survey Of 9,543 children:
out Of S are not well fed according
to the standards OF The National
Research Council.
Mother-ALL the essential food
elements your child needs each day
are supplied by meat, bread, milk,
eggs, fruit, yellow and green-leafed
vegetables.
Wonder Bread is a wonderful
food, because it helps your child
grow bigger and stronger s ways as
shown in the chart.
Good for Growth and Energy
For example, growing children need
TWICE the protein per pound OF
body weight as grownups.
Penny for penny, Wonder Bread
gives your child more bodybuilding
protein than the average of meat,
milk, fish and eggs.
Growing children require energy
for work and play.
Wonder Bread is . substantial
energy food. More quickly con-
verted into energy than fat. And
better than fat for child growth.
Let your child benefit from the
"Big 8" in Wonder Bread.
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Officers Club
Dinner

The State officers Club of the
District Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution will hold it's an
nual dinner tomorrow at the
Kennedy-Warren, with Mrs. o. w.
McNeeSe, book reviewer and lee
turer. as guest speaker.
The program will include lyric
soprano solos by Miss Florence
Timko, accompanied by Miss Al
ma Grayce Miller.
Mrs. William E. Richardson,
club president, will preside over
the program, which will include
installation Of new members by
Mrs. Herbert I. King. chaplain.
Mrs. j. Edwin Lawton is chair
man of the committee making ar
for the dinner. She is
being assisted by Mrs. Robert Van
Denbergh, Mrs. William M. Car
rigan, Mrs. Angus A. Lamond and
Mrs. Writ A. Gill.
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Proqress Club Tea

The annual tea, sponsored by
the Progress Club Of College Park
in honor of foreign students at
the University of Maryland. will be
held on Sunday. November II,
from 4 to s pm. at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. r. v. Truitt. 1901
Beechwood road in College Park.
The clubs International Rela-
tions Committee. headed by Mrs,
Fletcher Veitch, is in charge of
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Benefit Card PARTY

A benefit card party will be
sponsored by the Ladies Guild of
the Trinity Church at Piney
Branch road and Dahlia street
NV. at 8 pm. Friday in the
church parish hall. Proceeds will
go to the building fund. Mrs.
Norris H. Sanborn is chairman of
the event, assisted by Mrs. Edward
Coping and Mrs. Robert S.
.Trenbath.
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APVA to Meet
AT Mt. Vernon

Members of the Washington
Branch, Association for the Pres
ervation of Virginia Antiquities
will hold their opening fall meet
ing at Mount Vernon at 2 pm
Saturday as guests of the Mount
Vernon Ladies Association.
Maj. Gen. U. S. Grant, 3rd
president of the National Council
for Historic Sites and Buildings
will be guest speaker. and Charles
c. Wall, superintendent of Mount
Vernon, will show a color motion
picture. Mount Vernon in Vir-
ginia." A tour of the mansion and
grounds will be held following the