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Valley frontiersman., 1952-02-28

lS0Z T UT PSIlQeLNOuS IS III lull swing. Dog races, ski events, folk dance demonstrations, ESki- mo dances, art and photo exhi- bits, and thrilling Parade of h. dustry are among the many treats offered to visitors in the carnival spirit Fun for all and all for fun".
 IN NEW YORK the common belief that marriages increase in leap year which begins tomorrow for 1952-has been exploded as a myth. Since the Civil War period only twice, in 1896 and ln 1920, has the marriage rate in a leap year been higher than the year immediately preceding or following it, reports Dr. Louis l. Dublin, chief of statisticianS of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Despite woman's traditional priv ilege to propose, prospects of an increase in marriage frequency this year are unfavorable, Dr. Doublin continues, because the supply of available unmarried persons has been depleted by the spurt in marriages following World War H.
 IN NOME, for the second time in history, the Navy's ice breaker USS Burton Island pushed her way into the harbor during the winter. The recent performance of the $500 ton vessel was re- peat performance on it's 1949 his toric feat. Nome gave the crew one of their most unusual hber- ties. For two days officers and men from the Burton Island streamed ashore. They went by dogteam, weasel or walked over shelf ice.
 IN FAIRBANKS the City Council has decided that the one percent sales tax may not be col lected by the city on money paid for rents. Refunds were author ized for all sales tax payments al ready made on rents. The city attorney, Julien Hurley, ruled that rent is not defined as either a sale or service and therefore cannot be considered as such for sales tax purposes.
 IN KODIAK canneries are planning to consolidate their sal mon canning operations this year because of high costs and the re- duced seasons. The Parks Can nery of Uyak Bay will do the Kodiak area salmon canning for Halferty Canneries Inc.
 IN COLLEGE eleven pastel paintings typifying Alaskan Ma lives went on exhibit last week. The paintings. by Nina Crumrine' were purchased with the first $1,OOO of a special fund being raised for the betterment of the University of Alaska by Dr. Ter ris Moore, president.
 
 IN CORDOVA, Boy Scouts took
Valley frontiersman., 1952-02-28

IN CORDOVA, Boy Scouts took over the reins of the city govern
 Continued on page 5
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
PRESIDENT OF
LIBERIA VISITS
FRANCO

MONROVIA - (ANP) - Pres
ident and Mrs. VIM. v. S. Tubman
sailed on the SIS. Sanan of the
Elder Mempster Line last week
for LaCaruna, Spain.
The Tubmans with an entour-
age including several high Lii
berian officials are enroute to
visit General Franco, the Spanish
chief of state. They will arrive in
Spain Aug. IA.
Secretary Of State Gabriel l..
Dennis said there was no politi-
cal significance in the visit. Spain
has sent number of important
dignitaries to Liberia in recent
years. Pres. Tubman is merely
making a courtesy call. He expects
the sea voyage to rest him from
his arduous work of the past sew
eral months. It is true, however,
that Spain has been increasing
its business contacts with Liber-
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
NC. COLLEGE ASKS
81 MILLION

DURHAM, NC. President
Alfonso Elder of the North Caro-
lima College at Durham recon-
mended expenditures of $7,l92,2 ,237
for the college during the 196S-
SIS biennium last week. The rec
ommendation was made to the
Advisory Budget Commission
whose members visited NCC on
Wednesday.
OF the total requested $3,408,-
STA was requested for operations
- and $S,78S,863 for permanent
improvements. The latter request
included five new buildings
which DR.. Elder said are neceS-
sary il the college Is to meet
present educational demands.
The NCC president told the
commission on his recommends
tions were being made on the
basis of the needs of the colleges
2,693 students.
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
VIC. Wynn Resigns
Liberia Post

NEW YORK - (ANP) - DR..
Charming H. Tobias, secretary of
the board of trustees of Booker
T. Washington Institute, Kakata,
Liberia, announced this week the
resignation of Rev. Walter C..
Wynn, principal.
Rev. Wynn, a graduate of Fla.
"A and M College with religious
training at the Hartford School
for Missionaries, has been prin-
cipal of the vocational school for
five. years.
He has done an excellent job in
Liberia. The health of his wife
and the desire for educational IA
cilities for his daughters were
prime factors in his leaving the
post, officials said.
Beginning, Sept. !, Rev. Wynn
will join the Philadelphia Fellow
ship Commission as director of its
program on fair employment
practices, housing and education.
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
Bold Theme Enacted
By Big Name Cast

The dramatic story of what hap
pens when a woman who marries
for security finds herself help
leSsly attracted to his best friend
provides the basis for one of the
screens most adult dramas in
"Clash BY Night" Barbara
Stanwyck, Paul Douglas, Robert
Ryan and Marilyn Monroe star in
this new Jerry Wald and Norman
Krasna production for RKO Ra-
,dio Pictures.
Given an honest treatment by
Alfred Hayes in his carefully de-
veloped screenplay and directed
with force and skill by Fritz
Lang, this new offering is told
against the colorful background Of
q west coast fishing town. To
achieve realism, the company
spent several weeks in historic
Monterey, California, even NOV
ing into one of the big sardine
packing plants to record the &C
tion. Harriet Parsons produced.
This dramatic story starts Sum
day at the Ritz Theatre.
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
IOTA PHI LAMBDA
MEETS IN
DURHAM

DURHAM, NC. - (ANP) -
Edith Sampson, former alternate
delegate to the United Nations
and special representative of the
u! S. State Department in Europe,
will address the 23rd annual con-
vention of the Iota Phi Lambda
sorority here August 1927.
More than 200 women from 30
states, representing 81 chapters
will attend the convention, ac-
cording to Mrs. Ethel Berry, pres
ident of the local chapter. The
convention will be held on the
campus of North Carolina Col
lege.
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
Liberty City Jitneys
Have New Routes

In order to accommodate the many
who are taking advantage OF the
cooperative arrangement for folks
from downtown using the Liberty
City jitneys to attend the Liber-
ty Drive-In, 700 seat outdoor
walk-in theatre, Cecil Keaton and
his associates of the Liberty City
jitneys, announced the new route
of their jitneys.
Starting at NV 18th st. to 3rd
ave., then on 3rd ave. to l4th st.
to 9th ave., 9th ave. to goth s.. to
18th ave., on 18th ave to Saith ST.,
54th st. to 18th ave., 18th ave. to
67th ST., from 9th st. to goth ave.
goth ave. to seth st. up 69th st.
direct to the theatre on 22nd ave.
and UP 22nd ave. to 74th terr.
The jitneys will take the same
route returning downtown and
points south, every is minutes
day and night.
The "ShareNthe-Fare" Coupon
valued at 19c towards theatre ad-
mission continues and can be had
only by asking your Liberty City
jitney driver.
Those living in or near the vi
cinity of the route can also take
advantage of the jitneys and the
free "Share-the-Fare" coupons.
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
Weekly jam Session
To Begin

The first in a series of weekly
jam sessions, which should att
tract large numbers Of young
people, will be held on Sunday,
August "a, from S to 8 pm. at the
Flamingo Room of the Mary Eliz-
abeth Hotel. The affairs are be-
ing sponsored pointly by Ernest
Fayson, popular Miamian and the
members of the Jolliettes Social
Club of Miami. Everyone is in
vited to dress cool, and m e
down and enjoy themselves. Ad-
mission is go cents, tables are free
and a good time is in store for
all who attend.
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
Dean Warns
OF Roots, Soothsayers

NORFOLK, Va. - (ANP)-Dr.
Samuel Dewitt Proctor, dean of
the School of Religion at Virginia
Union University decried the
widespread practice of patroniz-
ing root doctors and palmist ad-
vice and help in trouble. Speaking
at Queen Street Baptist church,
he warned against belief in root
doctors rather than God.
DR.. Proctor, a native Of Nor
folk and frequent participant
in conventions at colleges and
universities, was guest speaker in
the absence of DR.. J. Jasper Free
man, pastor, who is attending
school at Wheaton college, Whea-
ton, Ill.
DR.. Proctor scoffed at the be-
lief in the power of root doctors
and palmists. He deplored the
practice today among many $50
called Christians to call on the
soothSayer when in trouble than
God through prayer.
DR.. Proctor also called worth
less the belief that there is bad
luck in a black cat crossing your
path.
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
DOES CAR CARRY
UNLAWFUL
EQUIPMENT?

Motorists are aware of the
equipment necessary for the safe
operation of their cars, and gen.
orally abide by the law requiring
the attachments, but the law also
prohibits some devices that are
considered dangerous.
The Florida Department of
Public Safety today issued a re-
minder to motor vehicle owners
against having such equipment.
The law specifically prohibits
the following:
A red light on front.
A siren, bell, or whistle.
A muffler cut-out.
Signs, posters or Stickers on the
windshield of car windows, un-
less required by law.
More than one spotlight.
More than three auxiliary pass
ing lights in front.
More than two foglights in
front.
More than two side cowl or
fender lights.
ANY device known as smoke
screen" to release gases or odors.
The only vehicles authorized to
be equipped with a red light on
front and siren are those for
emergency use, such as police
vehicles, fire engines, and ambu-
lanceS.
The Miami times., 1952-08-16

la sharply.
Among the officials travelling
In the presidential party Is for
mer President c. d. b. King, re-
cent Liberian ambassador In the
United States.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcent.)

SEMI-ATTACHED BRICK HOME. 8
rooms and bath, basement. fenced
rear yard; 8 years old; S13950. in
Udingg eIuding furniture. RIPLEY &
ewes.
FREE LIVING: While you live rent
free your tenants pay for your
home; 3 apis. in popular Mt. Pleas
t1ansr ant ss hls. kn from 1a-l shopping an and
OF. 5O4o: or WI. 3633. r. H. BEST
sHEFai EST BUNGALOW of s
rooms and bath plus an extra bed
room upstairs; h.-w. heat, large
bsmt; garage on alley; $l7.950.
ossT %ovnf RPIaY fPI can siSe EoMER sa5y
Realtors, 81. GIL; open ewes.
NEAR ARMY MAP SERvICE-Attrac.
det. brk. Cape Cod home. only q
few years old. The home contains 4
excel bedrms... Ia baths: fun bsmt.:
screened porch The lot is deep
and and nicely s.dss lar landscaped; od ,mmac4-
WRIGHT, EN-. $500. It'll 0 p.m.
<ENT-Most of the homes in this
community are T much h larger r'iIed and
costlier. but here is rare oppor-
tunity for Q small family to own a
top-quality home and enjoy this
marvellous location; white brick
center-hall Colonial on a beautiful
dead-end street with high elevation,
in the heart of the popular Horace
Mann School zone; includes den
and lavatory on. Ist A.: 8 lovely
HERE YOU MAY HAVE AN AID
DRESS OF REAL DISTINCTION
PLUS A DELIGHTFUL PLACE no
CALL HOME. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
DI. 1411. Ewes, call 81. 646(;-
Evening star., 1952-10-01
BETHESDA

Almost new brick rambler in at
tractive location; 3 bedrms., modern
kitchen with disposal. breakfast
nook. recr. rm. with lavatory. Call
Mrs. Lee, WO. 3166, or DE. 1137.
J. G. CHAT.EL
Evening star., 1952-10-01
HOME AND INCOME

brick, near South
Cap CsDitSl H o St; ST., shopping center, z
apt. that is rented for S65 pei
MONTH Complete with Q stoves
2 ,refgrs. and furniture for bsmt
apt: front porch with aluminium
aGwnings: iandscaped. fenced lot
Better hurry on this one, 10
7-9122 or VI. 1915 til 10 pm
JIM BRITT
Evening star., 1952-10-01
$500 Isl % Down BOW

Colonial. FULL SEP. Din. RM., Ice.
liv. rm.; easy terms. quick poSs.
T. N. Lerner & Co., TU. 1885
Evening star., 1952-10-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE ID C

most unusual and distinctive brick
home on q wooded site of approx.
~ acre. Has attrac den and powder
rm. on first floor, plus lFe. living
rm. with marble iirapl.. iamily-size
din. rm. and mod. kit, 5 tWin-size
bedrms. and 3 baths ON 2nd ii.
Very unusual bsmt. with rec. room
professional e. M. FRY. INC. wi
Evening star., 1952-10-01
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
CHEVY CHASE MD

West yes Of Conn: avs; between Chevy
This spacious center-hall Colonial
home contains large liv. rm. with
fireplace and built-in book shelves.
Well porportioned din. rm.. mod. kit.
with, breakfast space and Ist-foor
powder rm; There Is a screened liv.
closed by rustic sapiing fence. The
2nd moor contains master bedrm.
with sitting .rm. and pvt. bath: Q
other excel. bedrms and bath. OIL
transp. Price $2S.5oo' SerUHi Csil ME-. 1nc
Carter. MA. $500; Ewes. OR. 1854.
BOSS AND PHELPS. INC.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
CHEVY CHASE

Detached French Provincial. 2-story,
living room. modern kitchen. bedrm.
Sor den) and bath on lst a.; Q
6edrms; and bath on 2nd d.;
ppniSned bsmti with maids rm. and
gar $2,1O0 dn. with payments OF
$3.50 mo-. for limited time, Excel.
area and close to transp.. fine
SCHOOLS and shopping. Call MIR. j,
EARR1S. AID. 1859 or OIL. 1884.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
BETHESDA, MD.
OPEN TONIGHT, 6::30-9:30
FOR THE DISCRIMINATING
PURCHASER

FOH The DlbChIMINAI1NO
PURCHASER
A truly unusual new 3-bed-
rm. brick Colonial.
4 UNUSUAL FIREPLACES
2 UNUSUAL GAME ROOMS
Unusual la-acre setting gives
country estate atmosphere.
Unusual financing for this
luxuriously appointed home.
$62. 500.
Call Mrs. Neill. WI. O772.
Directions: Out Wisconsin
ave. to Old GEORGETOWN rd.
continue left to 10000 OLD
GEORGETOWN RID.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC
sxALToRs OR. e51
Evening star., 1952-10-01
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
MICHIGAN PARK
4842 Eastern Ave. NE.

Lge. detached brick 6-rm.,
ga baths. A lovely, Well-built
home in an outstanding loca-
tion. Many extra features
such as large screened porch,
23-ft. liv. rm. with firep!.,
complete modern kit, full
bsmt., cleaning oak floors,
master bedrm. with . lge. clos
cts and private bath.
Open for inspection Sat.
and Sun, l to 6 or call DI.
S6g5 or DI. 2434 for appt.
STEUART BROS, INC.
Directions: Drive out Michi-
gan ave. to shopping center
then left on Eastern Ia blks.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
HOUSES FOR SAlB--Mn.
BETHESDA

4 BEDRMS., UNDER $25, 900
We have. Just located your new, A.
bedrm. home with powder rm. and
garage. Closet space in these
homes is the best we have found.
The bsmt. has . frepl. to start your
eating space. The side porch Will
be your summer liv. rm. This
group of homes II in o eonv.
Bethesda location. They do mot
have a small rm. In the house.
Call US to see today. We have the
keys.
NEWMAN & WILLIAMS, INC.
OIL. 1929. Eves.. OIL. S4eS
Evening star., 1952-10-01

721 FARADAY PLACE NE.
Modern semi-det. brick only 2 yrs.
old in new house area. 8 spacious
rms, tiled bath bsmt.. gas heat,
Frlced low. with 4es trust.
PECK CO. LA. 6-6666
Evening star., 1952-10-01
BOSS AND PHELPS. INC
1A17 u Gf M MI
CHEVY CHASE Mn
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
GREENACRES, MD.
SIT Q50

6-rm. brick Colonial hons.
in excel, cond. LIST floor liv. rm..
din. rm. and kit. End floor, 5 bed
rms. and bath. Full bsmt.. with
outside entrance and gas warm air
heat. Very lge. level yard Excel.
for children: Walking distance to
LIPS, CANDY a. FULLER, NC.
ST. 2400 and OR. 0652. II
MASS, AVE. EXTENDED. this lovely
3-bedrm:, 2-bath rambler. in lovely
setting. has 2-car garage. full bsmt ..
with .paneled recr. rm.. large kit.
with. breakfast space. Garbage dis
home and reasonably priced
BILLINGSLEY REALTY co.
OR. 1926 TILL 9 PM.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
CHEVY CHASE MD

OA4&A11Js 41D.
Two % blocks on Conn. ave-; this
sought-after Ist-fioor bedrm. and
bath, lge. liv. and din. rm.; 3 twin
size bedrms. and bath on end floor.
New gas INV. Feat unit; slate roof:
Soocar garage. Exceptional value at
Mt; Meredith. Ma. $500; Eves.. xp.
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Burnt Mills VILLAGE

437 Northwest drive (next 70 ofbce,.
Beaut. 3-bedrm. rambler, Sh baths,
Jge: liv. rm.. din. rm.. splendid KIT,
uttl. .rm.. many lge. closets. base
board h.-w.h.; bsnt., breezeWay and
gar: level lot.
ROBERT E. HEATER, AGENT
SH. OO21, or ask for Mr.. Coleman.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
RETHESDA-S21. 500

De I I11GOD12-pl ,OUU
6-rm. white brick Colonial
center entrance, nice-size living rm.
with firepl., large dining rm. and
kitchen: master bedrm. with n bath,
2 additional bedrms. and hall bath:
full bsmt.; side porch; HANDICAPPED
lot; excellent neighborhood, mr..
schools and stores: property in fine
condition. RAYMOND B. DUNN.
WO. 0214. -3
Evening star., 1952-10-01
HOUSES sAlE-N.E. tcoos.,
CoLORED-43O6 s. DAKOTA AVE
DETACHED PRICK

Owner must sell this modern attrac-
tive detached brick home. 6 rooms,
ga baths. pine-paneled recreation
room; gas heat. hardwood floors;
sunken-rear porch; excellent con-
sonably priced.
ENTERPRISE REALTY CO.
Elk 3400. Ewes. GE. Sill
Evening star., 1952-10-01
HOUSES FOR sAlE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

INDIAN HEAD. MD.
We nave several new homes and also
older homes in and around this
city. Call to see any time Mrs.
Rses. Indian Head 4202 or 1851.
LYMAN c. DELLE Il CO., INC, ST.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Ma. GAO

BARNABY WOODS
Near Pinehurst Parkway. one of the
newest homes in the area; center
hall. z rooms g bedrms. and sew
lavatory; large open-deck liv. pch. !;
lot 50x117. Very appealing in
architectural design and in the
finest environment. Ewes. Mr..
Woodwell. LO. 4-OI47.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K ST. NV. Realtor. MA. .~O753.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
SUMNER
-lC' -"LdI BdI dBt.
GLEN MAR PARK

CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL AREA
Doctors retirement enables US to-
offer this outstanding, prewar brick
home. First f., reception hallway,
inviting living and dining rooms,
large kitchen and breakfast room;
End A.. 3 twin-sized bedrms. and 2
full baths: stairs to attic; h.-w.h.
detached 2-car garage; immaculate
condition. Priced to sell Cali
F. A. TWEED CO., INC, 1904 Conn.
ave NV EN- 1890 till q pm,
Evening star., 1952-10-01

$50 New Hampshire Ave.
Beautiful detached brick, 2 baths,
gas h.-w.h., garage. Open l to $3.50
pm. OWNER, GE. 1868. .
Evening star., 1952-10-01
BETHESDA

Colonial brick; 8 bedrms.. modern
heat, lot IS BY ii5. 2 blocks from
public and parocial schools. Good
terms. Only $4,000. Appt.. call
HOWARD r. SCHAFER, WI. 5441 =.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
BRICK-1h BATHS
nnYNC A40 Pnn

on1Oh-1R u BATHS
PRICE, $12,50O
You won't pay for the many extras
In this immaculate 1-yr.-old home.
Has picture-window liv. rm., din.
rm,, ultraf1ne kit. equipment: 2nd
d. has 2 lge. bedrms. and tile bath;
partly finished recr. rm. and u
bath in full bsmt.; sodded and
payment, $4,000: monthly payments.
$3.50 incl tax. To inspect, cali
Mr. McGinniss, Ma. 5000: ewes,
FREDERICK W BERENs SALES. INC,
kO2 Y
Evening star., 1952-10-01
THE EVENING STAR .
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont,

w dS4IIIIB IOII, y. "a
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1852
Evening star., 1952-10-01
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
NEW TWO-FAMILY
SEMIDETACHED BRICK
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY

UPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
l PAN. TO DARK
Trade and q trust notes considered
on acct. Of equity
owners apt. completely separated
from 2nd-h. apt.
Dishwasher and disposal in No. / apt.
All GE kitchen.
Knotty pine recreation-c room.
Ceramic tile bath in both apartments
Large soded and Handicapped from.
and rear yards.
Rental Of apt. No. 2 helps pay for
your home.
CslI Mr.. Cross, Ii. 7-yY02 or Mr..
Musselman, Ii. S-9556.
Directions: Out 40. Capitol Ut. to
Atlantic, left on Atlantic to 4th,
righ on Al to Chesapeake, left on
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Rsaltor, 1924 18th st. NJ DI. 334f,
Evening star., 1952-10-01

CQLORED-s50O On. on 4-unit hide.
2OS 9th st. Sc; total mo, income.
S1O2; priced $3.50. RA. 22OO.
COLoRED-s,5O DOWN, bargain.
1ldIII9 lII9 Chicaso st.; 6.rm, modern
$500; evenings. 10. 2-5740. .
CoLORED-ANACOSTIA AREA
Spacious home situated on elevated
lot overlooking Washington. A Sc
cluded home in o very refined neigh
horhood. This home has large
rooms and bath 2nd floor may be
used as an apartment. Additional
grounds Of about $4,000 #. next
7-2302.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
ReAltor. 1924 l4th at n wv mi 22Aa
Evening star., 1952-10-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK AREA
SI6.95O-This 5-rm. nome Is IN
Usually nice bedrms.. and bath on
md H., nice recr. rm.. full bSmt.,
carport.. storm windows, excellent
lot. Terms to suit you. W. D.
tnYGIIT EN- kR0O.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRTNG

All-brick ranch style: vacant, immed.
'poss. Liv. rm., separate din. rm,
Ia baths, service rm. and gar; lse.
corner lot, "a blk. from school, close
to bus and shopping: gas circulating
INV. heat. Reas. cash and terms.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

| Miss Margaret X. Sheridan.
Miss Margaret Katharine Sheri-
dan daughter of Mrs. William Leo
Sheridan and the late Mr.. Sheri-
dan of Pittsburgh, was married on
June % to Ensign Robert Dolan
Peloquin of Fall River. Mass. st.
Anthony's Church was the scene
of the ceremony, with Msgr. Henry
F.. Grabenstein officiating. The re-
ception was held at the Catholic
Daughters Club.
After a wedding trip to the
North, the couple will reside in
Newport, r. I.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Miss Furis,
|Mr. GiIIies
Married

Mrs. Stephen T. Early. widow
of the former Deputy Secretary of
Defense, was in New York yester-
day, June %. for the marriage of
the late Mr.. Early's niece, Miss
Barbara Nedra Faris, and Mr..
Ralph Edward Gillies. The bride
lis the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barry Faris of New York and the
bridegroom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Gillies, live at Scars
dale, N. Y.
The ceremony was performed
in st. James Episcopal Church,
the Rev. William j. Chase offici-
Iating. and the reception followed
at the Carlyle.
Miss Joyce Early Faris was
maid Of honor for her sister and
Mrs. Thomas Armour, jr., of
Washington, and. Miss Beryl Gill
lies. sister of the bridegroom
acted as bridesmaids. Little Miss
Charlotte GillieS. another sister
of the bridegroom, was flower girl
The senior Mr.. Gillies was best
man for his son and the latter's
brother, Mr.. Warren Gillies, ano
their uncle, Mr.. Edward Campo
with Mr.. John Crawley and Mr.
William O'Neill, were ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillies have gone
to Bermuda for their wedding trip
and on their return will make
their home in New York.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Back From Vocation

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Lilzier and
son, Ronnie. Of South Arlington
returned this week end following
la weeks vacation in Clearfield,
Pa, with Mr.. Luzier's folks.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
| Miss Beorden
Is Bride of
|Mr. Mcclure

Miss Ethlyn Houston Bearden.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Houston Bearden. was married
June % to Mr.. Henry Bryan Nc
Guire, son of Mrs. David Quar-
rier Bridges of Richmond, Va, and
the late Mr.. Henry Bryan Nc
'Guire. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Windsor room of
the Congressional Country Club,
the Rev. J. Hillman Hollister,
pastor of the Chevy Chase Pres
|byterian Church. of1ciating at 4
o'clock. The reception, to which
some 200 guests were invited, fol-
lowed, Mr.. and Mrs. Bearden,
their son-in-law and daughter
and Mrs. Bridges receiving before
the improvised altar.
Mrs. Margaret Runion was
matron of honor for her sister,
whose other attendants were her
sisters, Mrs. j. Russell Yates and
Mrs. Myron Hans Henningsen,
Mrs. Dan Maddox Runion and
Miss Barbara Gayle Runion.
Mr.. A. J. Ganey. jr.. was best
man for Mr.. MCGUIRE and the
ushers were the Messrs. Luther
Blair Settle. Myron Hans Hen
ningsen, Dan Maddox Runion and
Thomas c. Mcknight.
Mr.. and Mrs. MCGUIRE will be at
home at 1000 Connecticut avenue
after wedding trip to Virginia
Beach.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
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|Ceren1onyHeId

Miss Sally Mowbray Garrett,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dugald Garrett. was married on
June % to Mr.. Walter Page Clarke
Clason. He is the son of DR.. and
Mrs. Freeman P. Clason of West
Hartford, Conn. The Rev. Harold
Hand Donegan performed the
ceremony, which was held at St
Johns Church in West Hartford.
A reception was held at the Hart
ford Golf Club.
The bride was graduated from
Holton Arms School and attended
Connecticut College. Mr.. Clason
is a graduate of Princeton Uni
versity and is now studying mede-
cine at Harvard Medical School.
The couple will reside in Boston.