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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-13

2imogcs. 6ronfrcic,. - Cine an.
lheineno Gltere Game pio9te it'd
nit einem id),percn aoiier auf Dem
Gore oe 8oroeaur ab. "Nibt ei,nal
oie paar Jrancs iiir einen Gepid.
triiger bat mal,," n,urrte lie Dor it'd
bin, als ibr ser IneeItelltc' an Der
Iufbeuabrung Sen 5entnerichrperen
HeiicfuIfer aus Ser 0anr nabm, lic
ob oes 0etpid)ts critalu,t muitertc
uuo ibr sen Aufbeuubrungsi1eiu
ausbdnoiste.
Sene ,Iame" eltt,uidelte ieooh
cine init ihrem Sitter unb ihrer 8iir.
Sc gar nibt III Gintlans 81, briugen'
0e Sitigfeit. Stint mie eIt 8ieiel
id,lus iie oen @eg 5llm nddJlten GeIt-
baus ein, lieb iif, nadOeln tic it'd
ais Vtooame Gornel. eingetrageu
batte, ein @aitSin,nler sebeu, iluo
ueribnuno IN Der Stube.
Sehn 9tinuten iplter fant eiu
TreulSlider 3err Sic 1reppe berab.
Ger 8ait,pirt bGtte idboren mogen,
ooB oieler Serr uientals iein Sotel
betreten bate. 8epor er lid ie0of) 5u
elmer Sraee entlhloB, mar Ser ltns
befannte ldngit aus 0em Sauie.
Seit bieien &orfaa tparen 5cbn
Gage uerguugen. Ser Mauu altf ser
notwithstanding mlliterte gum
iounolopielten 0tale Sen aoffer ser
| alten Game, Ger intlner nod nilht
abgebolt porben mar. slls er slls
iduig einmal ndber trat, itieg linn
| ein- 8ermeillnesserl,9 in Sic Naie.
| Bel Ser Sefinl,n9 fiel Die Seihe
Ser % Sabre alten IngeItellten
Sanette Souia beraus, oie por eini.
ger 3eit in Herisueur als perribt
aen1elbet norOen mar. 2as rreiienOe
llngebeuer", tuie n,ait oel Ytoroer
nannte, batte iie eritodJeu. in oe,'
3offer gepierdlt l,,O iid) ielber ala
olts Game perfleioet. Mui bem 9abn.
boi Sor0eaur gab er Den &oiier NH
Ser Seid,e ab. Sanette Souia nal
| iein iehites uuO lestes Spfer.
| Oie fiini porbergebenoen Woroe
oenen ebeniaus il1nse 5rans0iinner
5um Opfer geiauen uuren, uuroe,
in oen perihieoenitcn @eaenoen bes
@aronne-0iitrifts beganaelh Sc,
| 3abnarst gpalb Sc Baraues oil:
2imoees NOR Scr M0roer. 0dbreni
| feline Eraris felt @ohen Don einen
| Mililtenten betreut tpuroe, lieB e
| iih BON ieinem WorSfieber ourb oa,
! 9anb treiben. Sober ieiner Yioro
aber 9ine oui 1bnlihe 8eiie Dor iid)
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4,a$ pe,si,este,ptt ORi<
GUncuroia Gbur

3ies lit eiu slllirli uu alle Sad)=
len poll s)olIn0stpmn lmo llnloe=
huna. lih an Dem fonlmenben ,Srilh=
iaMsfonscrt. mclhes Der Gontoroio=
Gbor am Sonntag, Den 27. Mpril
abbdlt. su betsiliaen ln,D al erihei=
nen. 9llle aSrellnDe lluo Vefannte
iino beralic)it einaeluoen. sSreunoe
bic iih am @eiana erfreuen uno Dem
Goncoroia=Gbor aerne beitreten mir.
ben, iinD aufs berslid)ite einselaoen
IS mirD ieOen 3ienstag UNI s llh,
abenos aeillneen.
9Sir bitten ale ianaesfrellbiaelI
Witalieoer lno Sefannte piinftlid
sll eriheinen.
Nit bersli6em @ruR,
,Slora ASamey Sefr
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IS olene olm Shrpeltern hes
,hpeiaes II ,ur Nahrittt, pas III:
iere n1ebite Seriummlm1s al,
Sonntua pen IS. Mdr, I'M 2::30
llbr narhmiftoas abaelulten miro.
Nile Shlpcltern iiuD freunDlid
erillctf. Den Seriammlllngen beisu.
lpohnen.
Aui Der &ranfenliite limb Die iol
aenoen Shlpeitern: Sara Waurer
Naria 9leif, isrieoa ssadion. &sil
luiinlhen ibnen baloiae 8e1cilna.
,Selaenoe Shpeiteru limb I'M So
mitee: Sultine Shenfer. Maraarc
Sn,ilep. ,SrteDd 8aDer. Wtaria Sc
fert lmo Suionna Hotf.
Suianma Hotb, Sefr
II
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-13

IS lie8en bereits 500 2i3en3ge.
Jude fiir neue neutrality-suspicious.
Dor.
@egenuGrtis ii,o 10S 4V-Sta.
tionen in Betrieb. Sic lin6 aber mur
fir ungei1br SO Nillionen Berio.
men errei6bar. 8orbanoen iino 15,.
100000 Apparate. Die et,pa ST..
100000 eefoitet baben.
4cb0r0liberfeits miro oanlit ae.
rednet, oab in nidt gu LANCER 3eit
1900 ,,elte 3S-Stationen einaerid,.
tet tDeroen uno bob in Sen n1hifen
SSabren 40,OOO.0OO weitere 80.
Apparate sefauit weroen. .NiQiaroen
Fbon 1oaar speroen babel oerausaabt
tper6en.
Die ja6rifanten IinS snperii6tlisb,
oab iie aus oem linen aur Seriii.
guna lteben0en Bacterial Die Aui.
trlae iiir Statiousal,sriiItnngen en-.
Iiillen foanen. Naeroinas red)ncn liz
NIT chnierisfeiten iiir Sic gmp-
fonesapparote. ba oos i6uen eniiir
suseteilte Material iebr fnapp lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-13
Siebenbiiroiid,. .olmerifaniid,es Dolfsblatt
itblieBen uno an Der id]Dnen Sir
henarbeit mitbelfel,

itblieBen uno al Der ihDnen Sir.
thenarbeit mitbelfel,. ..s.~
Sn 2Kfunit miro auihIieBeno al
Die Sisuna Sllnh. aaffee uno au=
chen ierpiert fperpcn tilr alle Die sun,
,Samilicnabenb sul fpnlmen aecDn:
fen. Mud, lpiro ilnmer ein reliaioier
Silm ge;ciat lperocn.
Tim s llbr beainnt Damn Der iibli=
te ,SomilieAobcno. &ir boffen llno
lpilnithen, oob iich reht piele Witslies
Der uno ,Sreunoe an oieien Stbeno
cinfinoen.
sSir ounfcn I'M ppraus fiir oel1
Scluh ols allh iiir. oen iiberulls
lhonen Gclllh ocs lesteu Namilien.
ubcnDs.
@ slit herslihit seoanft fir aaiiee
ln,b &lntleu oen Sdlneltern: Sbrilti=
III loortb, Sopbie Woaekh uno Gli-
iabetb &elfer.
Misi Seutih.
13.
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;sraMeapsrsin Der 5emtfd,senteinse se

Zen Nitelieoern sur aermtnis,
hdh miere Mcnatsperiammluaa om
7ienstaa. ben 1S. Dtdr; Inn s llhr
obenbs itattiinDet.
2ie Snmeitern slma ebert. Nm
ma gptihner, Gliie 9esner llno Sd
Uterine Gbafn iperoeu NIT allshen
unn adffee auiipartcn.
2ienstaa abeno, Dem l.. April I'M
7::3O uhr iino atle Witelieoer nehit
Nrcumnen einselaoen ,u einhn Tcn
traa ilber 9iider Don iSrau Ven,na=
hof. Don rufe an: ,Srau 8ott-
ichlina. Sa. 1=397S.
Ot. 3. H.
Is.
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2l,a$ 2ncissaee, pa.
.3weig 81
Irovernoehriehf

9Sicberum betrduert Dds sud-
icntllm in Munaca Den Gerlult e.
uer lieben Mutter unD @atfin. oerell
Seclc abbertlfen muroe in oas ,Scn,
icits. sSieper iino min nit itnpere,ll
Aocr;cn un einenl pifeucu 9rub &c.
ltonocn. tpp eiu Sara NIT oer lterblis
rhen \,iille ei,er" oeliebteu Mutter
in Dcn fiibIeu ShoH Der Grbe 9ebetz
tct ,uurbc. Sic rlbt nun i'm 'tiuel,
NricDcn.
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Sitisitc 9icbertaisl, Seftion 2

Sic Sitieite 9ieoertaiel lnoite alri
hie'em &eas. allen retht her;lah Dan
fem. Die mhaebolien haben. Sem
idlper arbeitenoen aomitee aebiihrt
beipnoerer 9anf. Mud, Die leste Ser.
idmmluna mar out beiuht. mo Die
Yeburtstaasfmoer haben inns reht
icb0n betpirtet; ailh oieien oarlfen
mir. Sanaer uno Sdnosrinnen, bite
beiuht Die Broben reaelmdBis, oa
iplr iehr piel Dor uns baben.
Martba Nel,er, Sefr.
13.
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Sweis 8

aaen .Niralisocru oes 3rpeioes
. slr aeialliaen &enntnisnabnse. DAP
in Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der Nes
ihlus aefaBt lpuroe. am 20. Mars
INN 8 llhr abeno cine Bunto= uno
&artenpartie absubaIten i'm Gereins=
lofal 4217 Sineoln Npe. Sh0ne
Sreiie iteben illr Serfiiaung. 9as
Nraniiaungsfomitee miro Sorae
traaen. oaR aaes riehtis porbereitet
lit nnO oen SGlten Speiie umb @e=
trGnfe su n,GBisen Sreiien anaeboz
ten lperOen. &arten iperOen ienern
NitaIieO su0ei&idt uno iino sablbar
on Ser Sir. Nitalieoerperiamml,las
ipiro nid,t obaebaIten. bic Sefretare
Deroen aber red,tseitia am aslabe
ieim. UNI bic Beitraae iiir ben 3en=
troll uito 2ofalperein entaesen ~
nehmen. Mlio DeraeBt nidt am Gon-
nerstaa. ben 20. Wtdrs Bunfo IN.
Sincoln 9tuoitorillm. amnmt seitlid)
uno brinat sSrculloe NIT.
Sohn yins, Sefr.
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S. S. 0rganisationen!

enn Sic irNcrnuele Gcranialuaen panen, oa'n o!tsn
Gle nt unicrocn oee audi cipeeno nltsen N''r olrt
Geane fonn nou i ocn epintten Yub uno Grfclg ern!
Garnn 1T es roto,, fir Die SenntaltnnSen N'T'Nen I'M
ToItshlatt" anNchc mcde yeler in Die sluacn fallen
gir breueu oor Spnocrrae ST. fir ocn epatigen
3ou. 5. y. eine, ,epae brett uro 3ou 6cra.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-13
4,aS Defreit Mid.
$t. 3etrnS &ir&en ;sranenperein

Gs eraebt bic ireun6lihe Ginla.
0tina an ale Shspeitcrn oes &ircben.
frouenpereins Al Der am Golmtaa.
ben 16. Ndra ulm $50 llbr l.ahm
absMbaltenoeH Eibima tommen All
Wolfen, Wdiie limb herslifh millfom.
men. Mud. nerOen mir .,tns frellen.
n,enn Die Shmeitern Der @cmeinoe
lid Dem ;srauenperein glieolih an.
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VoIksdevtsehe aus 7riest
konnmen mach DevtsehIond

8ielefelS. - 1854 8olfsocllti1c,
bauptiahlid) Srauen uno &inoer,
meroeu porausi:htlih IN aiirSe bon
Srieit mad, 9eutihlanO ltngelie0elt.
8ie 9r. Maurer bon epangeliiheu
Siliaperf in 8ieleielO nitteilte, lie.
ben runO 500 9eutibe felt z Ssabren
in Tliihtlinsslagern in 5rieit.
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;3peig IA

Is nicne allcn Mit1licoern hcs
;}tpeiaes Il ,lrr Nuhriht. Duf Die
lGibite Serion1n,luna unl Srrutuu.
Den 16. MGr; lm > llhr nuci,nlit-
tags ubaehaltcn miro lu1p alle Srii.
Der Ilno aehcfen, Der Tcr'ulnnllunN
bei,unrhncn.
Dit gruDerurllf,
.MuhacI Icppner. |rot. Sefr.
d, Is.
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1,a$ SarreA, "a.


Gs oiene allen Shlpeitern bes
;}lpciacs 81 sur seiduisen Hachriht,
pa6 Sunntaa, De1 rs. Mdri lim 3
llbr noiirl1ittoas unlere reaelmdBiae
&erianmtuna itottfinoet.
9llle Shtpeiteru lperoet criutht.
in Der Seriammlunae anlpelenD III
iciu, oumit lpir uuiere 4eNi)dfte
urpulnasmaBia erlebi0en fDnneu.
Sura ,SrauS Sefr.
q, Is.
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Nonaca, Ya.

Wonaca, Ha.
9entfde GSans. Nntb. e. 4eters.
UemsinSe. 8. Gtrake.
Yforrer Cams q. B. G,moleit. 244
Nooms Ctr. Jiodeiter. Yo. 3elepboa:
Jiotefter 1858. Wottesoienii 0:YO ubr
nlorgens. Gonnta0td,ule 1910 ubr.
NrGuen Here,n NeYSamfhina am IeSten
Donnersto0 ieoen Nenats. 4 uhr am
Ubenb. Seoeruaann IL ber6lidb niuinm'
men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-13

Seor9e weiss,
eeitprben an, ii. MGr; 1850 in
Ghieaao. Sllinois
3rpei ,Salre oer Sra,ler limb peroan=
nen,
8eracbens ilttt oicb inner Glid
9Sie. iebn'd,utspcu auch oas Ser
lunaen.
Gs brinat Did, nimmermehr illrilf,
llnperaeRlich lit Die Stlnne.
2ie inns ihiua Die 6er;enslpumoe.
.sln riihe ianIt int itilleu, falten
Grbcnii)af.
@eniepe Den clpiaen ,Srieocn.
Genn Der SOB lit Wsniheulos.
@elpiDlnct Don Deiner bub lie6en
oen ,Saluilie,
@attm Gli;abeth &eif
mo ,Sanlilie.
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2l,ss 11erp GaiHe, %.


Gs biene alien Mitoliebern sur
Ead,rieht ,oob mir inicre llad,lte
Geriamulumo am t6. sNars Inn )
llbr nadm,ittoas in oer Gintraht
oalle abhalten.
aue MitalieDer ipllten, lpenn nun
mlp!ih IN Die &erlamn,lllna font
men.
Geo Vubenborier, Sefr.
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Oestschs Ev. Luth. st. PauIus 8irche
Pfarrer Hans B. Jentsch. Jeden Sonntas
vosmittaS Uhr Sonntssschule: 10 Uhr eng
fischer Gottesdienst: letsten Sonntse I'm
Monat Won II bis IL Uhr deutscher Gottes-
dienst.
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ELLwOOD CITY, Pa.


81 RasPs 8v. LBthesaD Church
Pastor Richard L. Korbv. 800 Foeh d.
TEL: 73l.W. Sonntssschuls $50 uhr. Eng
fischer Gottesdtenst io:3o Uhr. DeutschAr
Gottesdisnst l1:l5 Uhr.
Kirchenrstssitzune toden letzten 8onntas
i'm Monat. 7:3o abends. Sonntaosehullsslsve-
Sitxung teden dritten Sonutag I'm MonAt.
$50 Uhr morgens.
iedermaun hnszlieh Vfl1kounman.
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Sumeitea6, ga.

&umeiteao, ga.
9extfde Gp. Nnth. q. ANarfus Qtrdpe.
222-224 CT y. ute.
Web. 6reaertd 8. aIthoft. Nsostor. xe.
lepbOn: so. 1746. SonntaQidule 8:3C
ubr n,oraeus. 8ottesoienit 1890 lIhr.
Vile @lalbenssenoNen bnh Sreunce
iinb ber6lidb etngelaoen.
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kirblitbe 4artrirbtel,

Nlle lutberifd,eu @laubensgenoffen
oeutfder uno en8liid,er Sunae In Gar.
reu. Gbnrpn un0 umaeQeno Itnb AZ ben
3ottesoieniten btralidl eingelaben.
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OeStUSJe 3tteaNUU.
9enttAs nnb edARaAe ~ O.. 1strwe.
QiSAe. 0ienfielb uuO yfooeerrp Nse.
Kfarrer ssohanneS 3euttA. 1871
WlenfieID Nne. EEL: rtn0ree 62OA
gnoliit4er @ottes6tenh - 19r uornttt'
to02 0sutt6)e ux6 sn0lift4e eoNnto9'
i4ule II llhr poyusittn0A Seuftd,er 0oG,
tesoienit II llhr hormitta04.
Seoen leAten .0ien3to0 bee ytoaata
&trdknratefsuna: Hnrd ete Soumer.
nspnate iehen 0ritteu 0isaeto0; tcut1
ieAen oritten Goi,niaa 6russen Heretr
4eriammluua. 9ir&endl lerprebs ieoer'
Nreitaonbenn.
aHe @lnnben2oenotfe,a ,snb Sreunoe
iino ber3li4 einaelaDsn.
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8arn, SnSiana.

9eutf4e Gp. xutter. Sunterus 0tr&e,
Gde IL. Nue. uno Silmore Ctr.
Yfarrer Nu9uit y. Siidbt,no. 1919
Silln,ore Str. Sell: 23bb1. Sseben Conn.
tag y 1br bor,nittaqs Sonnta0iHuIe.
10 ubr engliiI)er @oftesoienft. II ubr
oeutiher 0ottescten5t.
Vile lutDertfdaen @laubens9enoffen
oentiter un6 enQlifd,er Sun9e in 8nrp
unb llntaebune limb ~ ben Gotteso,cn'
iten beralidb einoelnoen.
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Galem, Chic.

GSanaelifda.&utA 9nmamnel 0trAt.
POI South Hroobtuae.
Eaftor sSohn Dauuon Gonnta6,, ,,A,ule
ieoen &onnta0 8 ubr oormsttdQs. 10 uhr
0otteSbienlt In Der xunoeS.prahe. IL
tllr oeati fer @sttesoien,t. Fer teutSdse
1ird,en ssra,Rn HeretR oat am Nvetien
XRittiuoh ie0en Ykunots. 4 uhr obsneS,
WeriammtunQ. ROnfirmanoen.ll n. llnterr,fbt
lUpetidhriQl Don Sec.emoer BID Oitern.
T"eustaa nab Hrei.oa nndn.ittoas nm
a uhr.
NQe Wla,lbens0enofien ano 0rexnee
fiu0 beraIia ein0eIohen.
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yomnGsts,un, Ofio.
Uuanaetti& .xmfherttdae 3snterns.
WemetMSe.
+ 2t10 Wten.uco3 Npe.
Yfarrer Wiuinm Z. 8el.ter.
$40 W.. SuDfou Nhe.
Sonnto0tdnls: . uhr. - *n0ititar,
@otteSoienit: 10 utr. Heu4fdaer
0oftesoienft: II llbr.
N1e Volis. une @laubers9enoiisp fne
beralith milIionsmtn.
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Guamg. 2ntter. W'artin Xutter Qird,e,
Gde yRoler unD Nnn Ctr.
Waiter oenrp Ceetreidh. Git 0eoter ctr.
SSesen Sonnta8 o llhs eu1nt0&dnle. ~
tlns snQliideI 0otteeoienit. IL uhs oexts
ider 0ottesbisn6
Vie @lnubeuSaenotlen un0 8reunoe
fino ter3ii@ einaeIaSs,.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO


Pastor Hans Foisel, 761 Eddy Rd.
Tel: Mulberry 1-O648. 9 Uhr vor-
mittags deutscher Gottesdienst; Sonn-
tagschule und englischer Gottesdienst
10 Uhr 80. Konfirmandenunterricht
jeden Sanstag 10 Uhr vormittags.
Jedermann herzlich willkommen.
0lerelunb YHeR. - 9euttds .tvemetnbe.
@eit ~. Ctr. uno Eillarb ure.
Yfarrer @uftao u. Woeutn. 8aO9 Wil.
laro Mue. Sell: $50. 1s4870 Sonnto9S
8 uhr sormittaas oeutfder 0ottes6tenit.
10 uhr< @onnta0iGnle unS UibelRunoe
iiir Gripadtene. II llhr uornttttdQe eng
liiher @ottesoiena. aonftrmaneeni,nfer.
ridht jeoen SomStno 10 ubr boeNsitt0o3.
ceoern,ann heraIih pilhmnsen
Chicago. nIinoss st. Pauls GesseinSs
1t07 Bsmer Slrssso
Pastor G. +. 6roecsser. 1855 Homer St.,
Chicago 80. III. TEL: BE. 1888.
Jeden sonntss Uhr SSountasschule. ID
Uhr englischer Gottesdienst. II Uhr deut-
scher, Gottesdienst.
Wir laden ale olaubensgenossoo und
Freunde herzlich elm zu den Gottesdiensten
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8in1ior, Ontario, Qanaba.
Ct. xanlus 0tsd,e, Earena upe.

1915 Yarent Nps.. Winoior. 0onAto.
0ottesoient IN ben Eo,nn,ern,onaien
Don 0-1O tl9r UormittM,s Gpnntae.
ldlule bon tO-1t uhr u0rmitta94
Se6en erfteh DOnnerstoaabeno i'm We
nat Sraieu Verein 0iemna.
0ne Wolfs. unb @IaubensoenciIen lid
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wine roses. The flower girl and
ring-bearer wore white.
The groom's brother, Mr.. Dou-
glas King, was best man and the
ushers were Harold King, brother
of the groom, and Charles Linth-
icum.
The brides mother wore a gown
of navy blue lace and the groom's
mother was attired in rose-color-
ed gown.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, a reception was held at
Olney Inn for the newly weds,
after which the couple left on a
Southern honeymoon.
For her going-away custome, the
new Mrs. King wore a tweed suit
with black velvet collar and black
accessories. Her hat was a mod
ish pink. She wore a camelia
corasage.
Mr.. and Mrs. King will make
their home near Damascus.
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The Rev. Wade Stafford offici-
ated at the 8 pm. ceremony, which
was conducted in the church
against a background of palms and
white snapdragons.
The bride, who wore a floor
length gown of nylon tulle over
white satin with lace top and
sleeves, was given in marriage by
her uncle, Mr.. Nathan S. White.
Her veil was Finger T. Pillusion.
Mrs. Douglas H. Riggs, jr., was
matron of honor, and was gowned
in yellow net over rayon gown.
She carried a bouquet of pink
roses. Others attendants were
Miss Pegg Gregg, and Miss An
gela Condor. Linda Ann Riggs,
niece of the bride, was flower girl.
The groom's nephew, William R.
Wothlie, was ring-bearer. The at
tending wore lavendar net over
rayon gowns and carried brandy
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Little Judy Hester, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hester of
Edmonston Drive celebrated her
seventh birthday last Sunday after
noon with a party for ten of her
little friends. Her guests includ-
ed her little brother David, her
sister Carol, Sharon Till, Randy
Perry, Georgia Ann Moore, Jimmy
Nicholson, David Bard, Priscilla
Axtell, Norman Holdridge, Patricia
Willis all of Rockcrest Fraley,
Fraley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Fraley, formerly of Ed
omston Drive and now of Gathers
burg, and her cousin, Paul O'Brien
Arlington. On Saturday Carol
Hester celebrated her very first
birthday with her family. The
big event for Carol was the birth
day cake which she thoroughly en-
joyed.
The sick-bey of small fry in
Rockcrest this week included Linda
Weaver, Rita Kochowitz, Tommy
Conrad, and John O'Gorman.
The Rockcrest Bluebirds, under
the direction of their leader, Mrs.
Joseph America of Rockcrest Drive
are busy these days preparing and
practicing for a talent show and
baazer which will be held at the
Lone Oak School in April.
The girls from Murphy's Store
were co-hostesses at a Surprise
stork shower in honor of Mrs. Mort
Hayes of Lewis Avenue last We'd
nesday evening.
The w. S. C. S. No. 2 met at
the home of Mrs. Manual Lopez
of Agnew Drive on Thursday even
ing. The program was under the
direction of Mrs. William Long of
Wade Avenue. Two members of
the group gave talks on "Trouble
Spots Around the World. Re-
freshments were served by the
hostess.
Miss Marjorie Myers of Balti-
more Road, who is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Myers,
is the latest flue victim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Walters of
Coral Sea Avenue and NJ. and
Mrs. Carter Mills of Grandin Ave.
attended the American Legion
Dance last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Alice of the Glen and Mrs.
stephen Misto of Mapleton repre-
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cussion at the 10th Annual Farm
er's Convention.
John Beverly Riggs, who is cura-
tor at Mt. Vernon, spent last week
end in Brookeville as the guest of
his mother, Mrs. L. B. Riggs.
Among those who attended the
MISUNDERSTANDING wedding in
Kennett Square on February %
were Mrs. Francis Hallowell,
mother of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic L. Thomas, Miss Corn
ella Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Farquhar, all of whom
were house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Worth in Claymont, Del.
Others who went up for the wedd-
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Far
quhar; Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Far
quhar; Mr.. and Mrs. George Mes
bitt; Miss Jean Coulter; Mrs.
Nathan Winslow and Miss Esther
Cox.
Some of the Florida vacationers
are beginning to return. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Owings and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic L. Thomas are al
ready at home. Mr., and Mrs. Gar
land Lyon will return about March
/.
Frank Palmer, who flew down to
spend two weeks with Mrs. Palm
er in st. Petersburg, has returned
and Mr1 Palmer is expected home
this week.
The wedding of Miss Mary Lou
Deckman and Mr.. Robert Latane,
which took place in Baltimore on
February 16 was of deep interest
in the Neighborhood. Among
those who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Wilson; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gilpin; Mrs. William A..
Iddings; Mr.. George Wilson, ST.;
George Wilson, jr., and Frank
Wilson.
The Olney Lay Health Commit
tee is planning to sponsor a class
in home nursing to be given by
the American Red Cross. The
group hopes to hold the class in
two-hour sessions once a week
during April and May. The entire
course will consume IA hours with
two-hour Civil Defense supple
ment.
Mrs. John G. Thompson was a
guest at Washington's birthday
tea given by Mrs. Alben Barley
in honor of DR.. Howard Mitchell,
director of the National Symphony
Orchestra. The tea, held at the
Congressional Club in Washington,
was followed by a concert at Lisner
Auditorium. Mrs. Barley, DR..
Mitchell and the chairman of the
Lisner series received.
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A new director will be present
ed to the choir, at the Flower
Hill Church of the Brethren,
Thursday night, when it meets
for the regular choir practice ses-
sion. Mrs. Corrine Holsinger has
agreed to take charge of the work,
and the church rejoices in the ar
rangement. She was unable to
start the work last week on ac-
count of the illness of her little
daughter Bonnie Susan, who has
recovered sufficiently to enable
her to begin this week. Mrs. Ra-
chel Colvin has been acting d.
rector and her work has been
much appreciated.
Sunday morning, the first Sun
day in Lent, the pastor, Rev. Ar
thur L. Warner, will preach on
THE Necessity of Confession.
The morning sermons during the
five Sundays of March will make
up series on the general topic
"ReThinking Our Faith" Sun
day night the service will appraise
when Two or Three Get To-
gether.'
Tuesday night has been set
aside by the Mems Fellowship as
weekly work night, and any man
who has free time that night and
would like to do some of the odd
jobs in repair and construction
that are always necessary around
the church, is welcome. Jimmy
Moore is in charge of the electri-
cal improvements, Gather Holsing-
er the carpentry, Woodrow Adams
will repair the roof, Dewey Can
nady and Ray Holsinger are in
charge of the painting, Harry
Diehl is repairing the plaster, and