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Evening star., 1952-07-20

coIumbio Hdw. !
8102 Columbia Pike. Arlington
b 8 S Hdw.
690S N. Washington Blvd.
Arlington
Dewey Hdw.
4756 Lee Hwy. Arlington
Ellis Rodio
1890 Lee Hwy. Arlinston
Ellis Redo
2529 Wilson Blvd. Arlington
FogeIson Hdw.
1911 King st., Alexandria
FoIIfox Building Supply I
27O0 Lee Hwy. Falls Church
Forest Hdw.
1907 First st., North Arlington
Goines Bros.
107 Dainserfield Rd.. Alexandria
GIebe Rodio
All Lee Hwy. Arlington
Cores Hdw.
1919 King st.. Alexandria
Heeht Co.
Wilson Blvd. and 0lebe Rd.
Arlington
Jefferson Village Hdw. q
oI0h Lee Blvd. Falls Church
jones Hdw.
1901 Lee Hwy. Arlington
R. E. Kniaht 3 Sons
621 King st., Alexandris
Lueas Paint 3 Hdw.
80 N. Glebe Rd., Arlington
MendeIsohn 9 Z Hdw.s
HOO King st.. AlexRnaria
Meenehon's ,Hdw.
6447 Lee Blvd. Arlington
Fronk Miehelbsek, Inc.
S14s King St. Alexandria
,FSeR. S. Myers
306 3. washington st.
Falls Church
Peoples Hdw. + 10
17Z7 Wilson Blvd. Arlington
Peoples Hdw. MI
1881 Mt. Vernon Ave-. Alexandria
Peoples Hdw. l6
S241 Columbia Pike. Arlington
Pollock RefviqeFotion
2901 Wilson Blvd. Arlington
Service Tire Co.
2424 Wilson Blvd. Arlington
ShiFlington Coop Dept. Store
Ehirlington
ShivIinSton Hdw.
2770 South Quincy st.. Arlington
Snyder 3 Co.
Lee Hwy. and Fairfax Drive s "
Falls Church Al N
Thrift A6to B AppI. Co.
S11 King st.. Alexandria
ViFsinio Hdw.
2Q16 N. Moore st.. Arlington
Geo. M. Yeotmon 3 Sons
3021 Wilson Blvd. Ariington
Evening star., 1952-07-20

about $270 billion to $3.50 bill
lion or more. measured in 1851
urices.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

College Park Point 8 Hdw.
1856 Baltimore Ave-, College Park
Community Point 8 Hdw.
1850 Wisconsin Ave-. Bethesda
Som Hcos, Hdw.
S545 Georgia Ave.. Silver Spring
Hordwore Inc.
1865 New Hampshire Ave.
Takoma Park
Hecht Co.
Fenton and Ellsworth Drive
Silver Spring
Kent Hdw.
1885 Landover Rd., Landover
Loeol Point 8 Hdw.
1907 Baltimore Ave-. Hyattsvills
MeIntire Hdw.
S149 Connecticut Ave.
Chevy Chase
MeIntire Hdw.
10So4 Lincoln Ave. Kensington
MoIoney's Inc.
. S126 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring
MuryIond Hdw.
SO Forest Glen Road
Silver Spring
J.. r. PendIeton Hdw.
1890 Georgia Ave-. Wheaton
Peoples Hdw. #4
1000 Wisconsin Ave-, Bethesda
Peoples Hdw. III
1000 34th st.. Mt. Rainier
Piney BEoneh Hdw.
S703 Flower Ave-. Silver Spring
Seymour Hdw.
1922 Iverson st.. Hillcrest Hts.
Simpsons Hdw.
7210 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda
Suitlond Hdw.
1894. Suitland Road. Suitland
Nievs MiII Hdw.
1928 viers Mill Road
Woodlown Appliance Co.
425 N. Frederick Ave-.
Woodmoor Hdw. 8 Auto Sup.
1O1O1 Colesville ID. Silver 6pf9hg
Woodward 3 EoshS6p
Wisconsin and Western AYES.
80. Bethesda
Virginia
Arlington Hdw. Co.
1920 Columbia Pike. Arlington
Alexondrios Furniture Co.
1905 King st.. Alexandria
J. w. Ayers
1858 N washington Blvd.
Arlington
BoreFoff Hdw.
4S15 Columbia Pike. Arlington
Belle View Gift Shop
i007 Belle View Blvd, Alexandria
Horace z. Brown
100 w. Broad st., Falls Church
cheErydoIs Hdw.
SSO5 Lee Hwy, Arlington
Evening star., 1952-03-05
MI. Livingstone, =
Il Presume, Meets
Mr.. Stanley Again

Stanley and Livingstone ran in
TO each other again in Africa the
other day.
The parallel to the famous
meeting of the two explorers
many years ago occurred at
Wheelus Field. near Tripoli, in
|Libya.
When Capt. Charles D. Living
stone, Of the Inspector Generals
Office of the Atlantic Division
Military Air Transport Service
landed at Wheelus, he was greeted
by Maj. Marvin M. Stanley,
Wheelus intelligence officer, for
merly Of the 800 block Gundry
lane. Falls Church, Va.
A Tripolitanian English-lan-
|guage newspaper, The Sunday
Ghibli, had this to say:
"The two men were introduced
by the Wheelus Public Relations
of11cer-and he didn't have to
prime Mai. Stanley as to what
form his words should take! His
tory was a bit inverted on this
occasion. as it was the Living
stone who flew into Africa, but
the coincidence is enough to make
the imagination run a little wild"
Evening star., 1952-03-05
Mrs. SariweII Endorsed
For D. {. Commissioner

Mrs. Franklin G. Sartwell re-
.ceived the unanimous indorse-
ment of the Metropolis View Citi-
zens' Association last night for
the post of District Commissioner.
The group also passed a reso-
luton urging that public hear
ing be held on the Sasscer area
commission bill. introduced last
year and now pending before
Congress.
Members met in the Noyes
School, Tenth and Franklin
streets NE.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
Hollywood Diary
Bogort Mffed Again
BY Warmers Casting
By SheiIoh Grohom.

face" The shot Of Bob looking
down at - Roy. which reminds
us of the jeweled sweater Annie
Sheridan received for her birthday
from Jacques Mapes, with the
note. you'll Thrill When You
Fill" Kurt Kasnar says he
wishes his part in ''LiIi" were as
fat as he is. Kurt is shedding Is
pounds for the role. TN the
Cool, Cool. Cool OF the Evening
is cinch for the Academy Award,
say music biggies. Philip Yor-
dan tells me that his spouse-to-be
is 49 years old. -. Sterling
Hayden expects to land a leading
part in Naked Spur" at Metro.
Ray Bolger has agreed to take
equal billing with Doris Day in
April in Paris" He was on the
outside looking in, when he
wanted to be billed ahead of Doris
George Sanders or Clifton Webb
will be 'The Man Who Came to
Dinner" in the musical version at
Warmers. composed by Vernon
Duke. Both boys can sing, and
each has the necessary acidity.
Ella Raines stops off in Sun
Valley for some skiing before re-
porting to Republic for the tech
nicolor East Wind to Java"
Debbie Reynolds is learning to do
stem turns from r. j. Wagner at
Snow Valley, where they were
melting the ice last week end.
\ X X X
Lana Turner and Fernando
Lamas spotted in Palm Springs.
The money Fernando was going
to spend in Acapulco goes into q
new car instead.
Valentino Cortesa shows me q
strip booklet Of photographs of
her cute baby daughter. Papa
Dick Basehart beams while we
gals COO. "I've been offered three
pictures abroad" Valentino tells
me. "I'll take the baby if I 60.
but hate to leave my husband. "
Two careers are hard on married
life.
Dana Andrews, saying he is
through being a war hero on
celluloid, has just turned down
another war picture.
Robert Taylor throws his first
party here as a bachelor-for Leo
Gem, when he arrives here for
plymouth Adventure"
King Vidor, who writes as well
as he directs. has sold his auto
biography for Harcourt Brace
publication. It's titled "A Tree
Is a Tree"
Good-looking Byron Palmer is
testing at goth Century-Fox for
the Jan Peerce role in Tonight
We Sing" Byron sings very
nicely himself, but Jan will do the
actual warbling.
Marilyn Monroe. wearing a
strapless red and black lace
gown for lunch at goth Century
Fox. Indignantly repudiates
George Jessel as her new boy
friend. "All he did was take me
to the Louis B. Mayer party for
the Henry Fords," Marilyn tells
me. Can George be slipping?
Matlreen O'Sullivan is econo-
MIXING on children. numerically.
She has seven in real life, but only
five In her television series, "the
Children's Hour"
Cornell Wilde and Warmers are
talking a multiple picture deal.
Evening star., 1952-03-05
Hollywood.

Publicity Notwithstanding. Gloria
Swanson's big love isn't Brandy
Brent. He is a wealthy and as yet
unavailable member Of Gotham's
upper crust.
Dick Clayton, one of Ann
Blythe's escorts. is actor turned
agent. He is with famous artists.
Humphrey Bogart tells me it's
"play or pay by March is for his
Warner commitment. "And !
haven't heard of any picture" he
adds. Bogey is still burning over
losing Come Back, Little Sheba.. .
Spencer Tracy's secretary for II
years. Dorothy Griffith, is retiring
from the job, to await the stork.
Joan Crawford's house comes of
age next month. She's lived there
FL years. Through those portals
passed some of the most beautiful
husbands in the world.
John Wayne solves his next
Warner commitment by turning
over to the brothers the releasing
rights on his indie, Jim Nc
Clean" produced with Bob Fellows
in Honolulu. "The Iron Mistress" +"
which Warmers wanted him for, "is
too theatrical for me-" says John.
say it'll be for Alan Ladd on his
new deal.
Lonely songstress Lucille Nor
man doesn't sing in Carson City" !"
She screams. It's big secret
that Ty Power and company Of
20 are rehearsing for Paul Drama
Quartet) Gregory, to hit 20 cities
with "John Browns Body" e.
Orson Welles needs oil wells. His
credit in London, isn't. He's run
ming around Piccadilly with gal
named Julienne Greco. Will
Barbara Stanwyck replace Mary
Livingston on the Jack Benny
Show next season?
Jan Peerce, the tenor, dubs for
whoever plays the young man in
Tonight We Sing" And Roberta
Peters of the Met Duets with
Pima in the same. John Wild
berg, who produced Phil Yordan's
anna Lucasta," is here setting up
their new play, 'My Love Rides a
Bicycle.
The Breen Office killed only one
shot in the Bob Hope-Jane Rus
sell-Roy Rogers, "Son OF Pale
Evening star., 1952-03-05

His first for them will be "The
Fighting Marine" Cornell was
wearing a most revolving beard
when I bearded him at GOTH Fox,
where he is winding, up "Condor's
Nest"
+ \ ~
It'll be a disappointment to
zsa zsa Gabor, but John Huston
writes from London that she is
not in his Moulin Rouge" movie
plans.
Linda Darnell wants to star
with Stuart Heisler in white
Witch Of Rose Hail." story Of a
very ruthless witch.
(Released by NANA.)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01

Myrtle Beach visited her n.re,+.
Mr. and Mrs. v. c. Ward, Monday'
MIR. and Mrs. B. A. Gerrau and
son. Jimmy, and Mrs. w. C. Tr,,itt t
attended the Carolina-Texas game
in Chapel Hill Saturday. s
MIR. and Mrs. w. Horace Carter
and MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Goldfinch
attended the Carolina-Texas game
in Chapel Hill Saturday. ~
Ray HARRISON of Camden 6
c. spent last weekend here visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hughes at
tended the Carolina-Texas game
IN Chapel Hill Saturday.
Don Hughes, Ben Nesmith :Jr
Ben Nesmith, III, and Howard
Wooten, attended the Citadel-VPI
game In Charleston Saturday
night. They were accompanied by
Frank Nesmith of Whiteville
Miss Margaret Poston of Colum-
ola spent the weekend here with
her mother, Mrs. J. ]. Canadv,
and Mr.. Canady.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
Minute Sermon

This might well be called "The
Story Of A Hundred Dollars That
Made A Difference" 1t is about
two men. One is successful
young doctor and a teacher in a
medical college. The other is a
former teacher at Presbyterian
Junior College. They both came
back to the campus last Saturday
to attend the Mid-Century Forum
on Christian Education.
Twenty years ago the young
Medical school professor had a
job in a drug store. 1t was during
the depression and money was
hard to find. He had decided he
would not be able to 60 to college.
He had a good job and he thought
he had better keep it. Then just
before college opened the profess
or stopped by and told him he
could get scholarship for hum
dred dollars at Presbyterian Jun
ior College. That hundred dollars
changed his career from clerking
in drug store to training future
physicians. When they met on the
campus he thanked the professor.
Who gave the hundred dollars
to the college which it gave to
that young man? We do not know.
If we did, and could trace out the
events to find that one of the ply
sicians trained by the medical
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

Bruce HARRISON has returned to
r,7s,sh. n. C. after spending a few
t vacation in new York City
~~l tabor City.
@, y. and Mrs. o. L. Marsh and
..,..,r,.er Cheryl Dianne left Sun
49, ,,r Panama City, Fla. where
49, Marsh is stationed.
Mss Martha HARRISON, has left
e.. South Boston, Va. where she
t...s 2 position with the tobacco
.,ssaH;,
10y and Mrs. G. w. Crutch-
...: lad as their weekend guests
n.r sister. Mrs. c. NJ. Thomas, and
-. rnpmaS. of Fort Bragg.
". and Mrs. Harry Buffkin of
v...,,< visited her mother, Mrs.
pr>. Carroll. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Martin and
s.- Ter. Elvia. spent the week
~, j. Chapel Hill and Durham
~ ..;enGed the Carolina-Texas
za~.1.
l... and Mrs. Leo F. Thompkins
-,s daughter. Frances Keith. of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Thompson
spent the weekend in Charlotte
with their son-in-laW and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R Rogers, Jr.
and son, Franklin, spent the week.
end with A-C Bob c. Rogers at
Barlow, Fla. They also visited Mr..
and Mrs. c.. o. Macarthur at Sar-
sofa and MIR. and Mrs. J. D. Ayers
at st. Petersburg, during the trip.
F. "A. Hodges underwent a major
operation in the Columbus County
hospital last week. He is expected
to return home within the next
few days.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01

Certain forms of. 2, I'D, the
chemical weed killer, have been
modified for use in promoting
growth of tomato plants.
Total sales of hogs this year
likely will be below last years
total because the spring pig crop
was down 9 per cent.
MANY faulty blueprints have
turned up in our planned economy.
TIP to motorists: Preach safety
then practice what you preach.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
Robert L. Lane Rites
Held Last Week

Funeral services were held at
Pyorian Baptist Church near Latta
Saturday, September 10th, at
eleven o'clock for Robert L. Lane,
81, conducted by the pastor of the
church and the Rev. Haskell Sides
from Conway.
Burial was in the Lane cemetery
directed by the Myers Funeral
Home of Georgetown. Pallbearers
were John Lane, Sherwood Lane,
Alton Hyatt, Robert Mcdonald,
Dan Sessions, and Perez Watson.
MIR. Lane was a retired farmer
of Georgetown and formerly OF
Floydale. He died at his home on
Price Street Extension after an
illness of a week.
Born in Dillon County January
7, 1865, he was a son of the late
Robert and Annie Lane. He had
lived in Georgetown since Decem-
Der. He was a member of the
Gurley Baptist Church.
| Surviving are his widow thu
former Miss Minnie Hyatt; three
sons, ]. R. Lane of Latta, Free
Lane of Georgetown, Carl Lane o
Fayetteville; three daughters, Mrs
VERNE Hyatt of Loris, Mrs. Carol
Higgins of Georgetown, and Mrs
John Dunn of Charleston; ST.
grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs
Basty Watson and Mrs. Armand;
Watson of Floydale.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01

college instructor had ministered
to the man who gave the hundred
dollars, we could write the verse
from Ecclesiastes Ill, "Cast thy
bread upon the waters: for thou
shalt find it after many days." and
end this column. AS it is we'll
have to quote Matthew $40, "Lay
up for yourselves treasures in
heaven, where neither moth nor
rust doth corrupt"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
Cattle Show-Wilmington.

Cattle Show-Wilmington.
October 6
PAGES Mill Sewing Class-Mon-
day, 900, with Mrs. Jesse Goodwin.
Root Knot Meeting - Evergreen
School, at 7:30
October
Crusoe HD-Tuesday, lis, with
Lille Mae Goodwin
Old Dock HD-Tuesday, 3:l5,
with Mrs. Edelle Simmons
Whiteville Jr. 4-H-Tuesday,
2:l5-3:0C.
October 8
Pages Mill HID - Wednesday,
800.
Clarendon HID - Wednesday,
$50, with Mrs. Paul Stephens
October 9
Chadtourn HID - Thursday,
$3.50, with Edna Yates
Carolinas Yam Festival-Tabor
City, October 9th, 10th, and 18th.
It's easy to figure a living
wage" for the other fellow.
Some men are well-to-do be-
cause others find them hard to do
You can preach a better sermon
with your life than your voice.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
EXTENSION SCHEDULE

Following is the extension scheA
dule for the week of October 3rd
through October 9th as submitted
by the County Farm and Home
Agents:
October 8
S. Whiteville HD-Friday, 800,
with Mrs. Earl Robbins
Southeastern N. G. Junior Dairy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01

It's easy to figure a living
wage" for the other fellow.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-22
MRS. EEFINCER HOSTESS
AT CATAWBA FEBRUARY Ia

Members of the CataWba Child
Conservation League met at the
home of Mrs. Howard Fillinger on
February IA. Seventeen OF the
clubs members answered roll call
by giving remarks on family ira
dition. The club is conducting a
project to supply silverware at the
Community Hall by selling sham
poo, greeting cards and wrapping
paper.
Mrs. Charles Dewitt and Mrs.
Torvald Hostrup were guests of
the group and discussed their
work with the Girl Scouts. The
club voted to sponsor beginners
in scouting at Catawba, the plan
to get underway in September.
The club will welcome assistance
for this plan and anyone interest
ed in becoming leader or help
ing in any way may contact Mrs.
Richard Petersen or Mrs. Emil
Parker.
March 10 will be guest night. a
book review is planned. The So
cial committee will be in charge
Mrs. Kenneth Owen was CO.
hostess to the group. Mrs. Calvin
Petersen was in charge OF devo-
tiOnS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-22
Young Methodist
Adults Fete Rev.
Miller With Dinner

Appropriately 135 persons gath
cred at an appreciation dinner
given in honor of Rev. Lawrence
G. Miller in Trinity Methodist
Church Thursday evening. Fol
lowing the dinner, Rev. Miller was
presented with a gift in behalf of
the Young Adult Group which
sponsored the testimonial event.
Featured on the program was
Ken Murray's TV show from Ere
mont, in which Mrs. Charles
Kroetz was the artist. Others APP
pearing on the show included
Mrs. Paul Wehrmeister as Ken
Murray, Mrs. Lawrence Bunne,
Mrs. Fritz Meyer and Mrs. Will
liam Behrens.
Edgar Warner served as chair
man and Donald Sanders was mas
ter Of ceremonies.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-22
SMALL HOSTESSES SERVE
MOTHERS AT SCOUT TEA

The Girl Scouts of Troop 10,
members of the sixth grade in
Port Clinton Elementary chool,
were charming hostesses TO their
mothers at a tea held Saturday
afternoon in the club rooms of the
Ohio Edison Co. building. This
tea was the highlight of series
of five cooking lessons which aid
ed the girls of the troop in their
work for their merit badges IN
cooking, and was under the super
vision of Miss Fern Ensinger,
home economist of the Ohio Edi-
son Co. The troop leaders are
Mrs. Don Sanders and Mrs. Ralph
Anderson, who were also guests at
the tea.
The girls served cookies that
they had made, baked anG frozen
at a previous lesson, and fruit
punch. The tea table was center
ed by the punch bowl with tall red
candles on each side. Many of
the girls wore their green Scout
Uniforms.
The young hostesses were Kar-
en- Christensen, Joan Kollmann,
Judy Gaydos, Martha Dykes, Betsy
Faretta, Pat Evanazuk, Carolyn
Probel, Jean fillmore, Carolyn
Frederick, Mary Helen Anderson,
Barbara Brokate and Dorothy Ry-
der, who was absent due TO ILL
ness.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-22

was on South Arch st. Later he
was employed at the Henkel-
Clauss factory on Prospect lace
FOR over so years before retiring.
Mr., and Mrs. Golden are the
parents Of four children, all liv-
ing, Frank Golden, Nellie Cress
Smith (wife of Calvin Smith,
Florence Hampshire Carnicom,
(wife of Dan Carnicom) and Irene
May Weng (wife of Dan Weng).
There are IL grandchildren and
10 great-grandchildren.
Attendants at the couples we'd
ding were the late Andrew John
son and his wife, Mrs. Christena
Johnson the brides sister,, who at
present resides with her daughter
and son-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Shelley of Plymouth, Ohio.
The couple resided at 1902 Pine
Street for 40 years, but two years
ago Thanksgiving Day, Mrs. Gold
en- suffered a paralytic strohe and
is confined to a wheel chair, she
resides with a daughter, Mrs. Dan
Weng of State Road. Mr.. Golden
is with another daughter, Mrs.
Calvin G. Smith of 81 N. Buchan-
an St. Mr.. Golden is in excel
lent health with the exception Of
fading eyeSight.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-22
ANTluARIANS HONOR
FRIEDA FISHER

The Antiquarian Club met MOI
day evening at the home of Mrs
D. G. Maxwell in honor OF Mrs.
Frieda Fishers approaching mar.
riage to Mr.. w. H. Berwick. Mrs.
Fisher was presented with love.
ly gift.
Mrs. Maxwell served a delicious
lunch during the evening. Her
color scheme for the table was en-
tirely in white, with white sweet
peas and snap dragons completing
the floral arrangements. The
flowers were placed in lovely
milk glass epergne.
Guests included Mrs. Howard
Luebke, Mrs. Beryl Welty, Mrs.
Glen Ramsey, Mrs. Emil Meyer,
Mrs. Louis Smith, Mrs. Richard
Semon, Mrs. Oscar Heineman,
Mrs. Sam Christensen, the hostess
and guests of honor, Mrs. Fisher
Regrets were received from Mrs.
Kenneth Young and Mrs. Carl kel-
ler.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-22
SURPRISE HOUSEWARkAlNG
AT GRESH HOME

Members of the Friendly Eight
Club pleasurably surprised one Of
its members, Mrs. Joe Gresh, with
a houseWarming Tuesday night at
her new home at ia Linden St,
Port Clinton. A potluck supper
was enjoyed at o'clock, after
which the group presented MIS-.
Gresh with a gift for her home.
Those present were Mrs. Vernon
Rider, Mrs. Fritz Johnson and
Miss Josephine Frania of Port
Clinton; Mrs Larry Smith, Lake
side, Mrs. Alex Meterko of Mar
blehead, Mrs. Raymond Hoffman
of GraytoWn and Mrs. Walter Mil
ler of Oak Harbor
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-22
GUILD GROUPS WILL
MEET WEDNESDAY,

The four St. Thomas Guild
groups will meet on Wednesday,
February q, at 8 pm. The House
Group will meet at the home Of
Mrs. John Belknap. A study will
be continued on the Holy Scrip
lures with special attention to the
Poetical and Wisdom Books of the
Old Testament, by Mrs. VIM. Wolf.
Members of the Choir Group
will meet with Mrs. Oscar Heine-
man at her home. Mrs. Carl Sci
fert will give as her subject,
Church History"
The Altar Group will meet with
Mrs. Dora Zeis. Mrs. Ralph Roose
will speak on ALTAR Decorations
During Lent"
God in the Bible" will be the
subject given by Mrs. Wilbur Sni-
der at the Church School Group
meeting at Guild Hall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-22
Social Events
MIR. and Mrs. William Golden To Celebrate
Goth Wedding Anniversary In Fremont

Mr. and Mrs. William Golden,
residents of Fremont for the past
AZ years, are celebrating their
Goth wedding anniversary on Sun
day, February "a.
In the afternoon, from 2 until
5, a reception will be held in The
basement of st. Marks Lutheran
Church, East State Street. This is
open house and all their friends,
fellow church members, neighbors
and relatives are cordially invited
TO stop and see tt m between
these hours. No written invita-
tons are being issued and the
family requests this opportunity
to greet old friends.
William Golden and Sophia
Carstens were married on Feb. "a,
1892, in the home of her foster
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mel
son of Port Clinton, by the Rev,
Mr.. Kohler of st. Johns Lutheran
Church in that place.
Mrs. Golden was daughter of
Henry Carstens and his wife,
Sophia Kathryn Anderson Cars
tens, born in Germany, at Mabull,
in Schleswig Holstein, December
Ia, 1872. Her mother died at the
child's birth, and the infant was
adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson.
AT the age of seven years, Size
came with them to America, the
family first going to Chicago and
then later to Port Clinton, where
the parents resided the remainder
of their lives.
Mr.. Golden was born III Oak
Harbor, son of Seth and Henrietta
Duggan Golden, on August :,
1870.
Before retiring two years ago IL
November, Mr. Golden was a
metal polisher and was employed
at the old we'll known Christy
Knife Company when the plant