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Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15

Toll plaza.
The Buffalo Sheeting and Paint
ing Company has the $338,224 con-
tract for painting the bridge and
had so per cent of the work done
at the end of the year. The bal
.ance outstanding amounted to
$146,214.28.
The contract for tenders was
awarded to the Merritt-Chapman
& Scott Corp, and calls for an es-
timated cost of $298,88O. The work
is to start this spring.
Garrett Miller COMPANY. Will
mington, has the electrical con-
tract, which was only 80 per cent
finished at the end of the year. A
total of $2O7,592.52 remains to be
paid of the $249,133 contract.
Work was slow in getting under
way due to the difficulty in obtain
ing critical materials" the report
states.
The job of installing elevators in
the towers was 80 per cent finish
ed and work had gone as far as
possible until electric power is
made available.
The report notes that future CON
tracts will provide for construction
of the additional roadway for the
New Castle avenue interchange,
and for construction of a mainte-
nance building.
The divisions balance sheet
shows that $985,641.19 in earnings
from the bridge have already been
transferred to the principal ac-
count, where the money presum-
ably will be used for bond interest
and amortization.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15
IfuIY Eyes Mineral Search

ROME-(P)-IrOn-short Italy is
watching with interest the progress
In geological research near Viterbo,
30 miles north of here, where iron
ard manganese ore was found re-
Gently.
The Italian Geological Institute,
whore samples of the ore were ex-
amined, found % very high iron
con t ent" and ordered further
checks in the area for possible
radioactive materials.
The search was lead by an Italian
industrial firm, looking for geysers
to use for the production of cleo
tricity. The iron ore came from a
depth of 100 feet.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15
Seminar Series Is
Planned At u. OF D.
CONTINUED from first pager

In the initial session, DR.. An
derson will develop an overview of
the theme. He will outline the pri-
mary responsibilities for education
al leadership in local communities.
AT succeeding seminars the con
sultant in each case will deal with
the special leadership function un-
der consideration. These include:
Personnel Policy Development,
Community Planning for Educa-
ton, Sound Financial Planning,
Curriculum Development, and
School Building Planning.
In addition to a presentation by
the visiting cOnsultant, each ses-
sion is planned to provide oppor-
tunities for discussion by the semi
mar participants.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15
Cas&uoVa

WWUMWUWU
Casanova, the famed Latin lover,
had a diminutiVe 5x2 foot bed In his
bedroom. It was this feature, not
the cleaning white refrigerators or
washing machines, which attracted
the largest crowds at the goth an
nual Paris household arts salon.
This small bed may be interesting
to look at because Of its owner, but
probably none Of the sightseers
would have found it comfortable for
sleeping.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-09-25

lave never tried to follow such direc-
tions.
Allen county and Putnam and Han
cock, too, could do well to follow the
Bluffton example and label all roads
with sign posts. In some counties
the practice has also grown to place
box numbers of standard size on all
mail boxes to further identify farm
homes.
In this day of truck deliveries
some sort of Identification is almost
a necessity and certainly saves
countless hours of lost time for those
whose job it is to make deliveries or
perform services in the rural areas.
GENE KOHLER, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rhuel Kohler, r. r. 2, Button,
has been assigned for basic training
in the Army to Dog Company, 80
Medium Tank Bn, 3rd Armored
Division-the very same company
and very same OUTFIT In which his
brother, Richard, also trained as a
basic. 1t couldn't happen again in
a hundred years. Richard, incident
ally, is now overseas with an APO
address-Co. Hq. and Service, Med,
Tank, seth b., APO az, New York,
N. Y
WE MEN MAY AS WELL FACE
1T the so-called stronger sex
have been the "babies" about this
job of offering blood to the armed
forces through the important Red
Cross Bloodmobile program, which
has already touched Button once.
Mrs. w. w. Linden, who is at the
helm of the local drive for volunteer
donors when the Bloodmobile returns
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-09-25

visiting friends or business acquaint,
ances.
There are, however, Ia members Of
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
well aware that the signs r VI
and to them the community owes 9
"thank you" They wore blisters or
their hands rigging post holes ano
mixing concrete while their wives
waited supper on them many the
night.
1t is one thing to reach into q
pocket to provide the wherewithal for
a worthwhile community project, ano
another to provide time and energy
getting work done. We do not berate
the generous giver for it also takes
time to earn the cash, but we only
want to emphasize that often hard
work replaces the need for much OF
the cash.
We imagine BIuffton's new street
signs would cost a less public-spirit'
ed community several thousand dol,
lars out of the town exchequer. Only
about $3.50 worth of taxpayers
money was expended for this pro-
fessional piece of work.
PERSONALLY, WE'RE GLAD
Bluffton has those new street signs
We wonder if Wen ever get ac-
customed to the local method OF
locating folk in the farming district
observation-disclosures Smith lives two
miles north and one mile west OF
town." Such directions seem almos,
impossible to US, but we guess they
work for persons acquainted with
local roads. We imagine roads ir
this level country must be laid out
in a sort of checkerboard spaced
about a mile apart, but thus far we
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-09-25
Chewing Gum

To satisfy a growing taste for
chewing gum In the Down Under
continent, two huge Carrier centrif-
ugal refrigeration CO mpressors
have been shipped from this coun-
try to Australia. The American ma
chinery Is needed to provide low
humidity air required in processing
the chewing gum, which was popu-
larized among the Anzacs by GIs
during the war.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-09-25
M&n|
DeaAonal

THE CHANGE CAME ABOUT so
GRADUALLY that perhaps few not
ed that the c~ommunity's 81 street
intersections are now clearly labeled
with neat street Identification signs,
a boon and courtesy to strangers,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-09-25
LEGAL NOTICE

Dorothv Belston. v&ose place of residences
Il Hawai; and whosN address is 1882 Ninth
a Avenue Honolulu. Hawaii, is hereby mott
sad tbat William eIMon, has filed his petit
,ion against her for &vorce, custody of child
and ali proper relief, D. the grounds of gross
na1Iect If duty and &treme cruelty. in case
NJ 1iIs4 in the CouM of Common Pleas of
Allen County, Ohio, Lima, ONO. oaio
cause may be heard az decided after the e4-
~piration of six weeks rom the frst punhca-
ton of this notice.
WILLIAM BE#STON, Plaintiff
BY John A. R&enalt,
ms N-29
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-09-25

as intimate friends ID of the great
est writers and thinkers of all the
ages close enough, that is, to
be able to ask questions of any OF
them on matters that may have per-
picked you? That, of course, is i'm
possible in this world unless you con
slider the possibilities of what Miss
Ocie Anderson, Button librarian,
now offers residents of the commun-
ity in her newest acquisition-"Great
Books of the Western World"
They are a collection of complete
and partial works of IA writer's con-
sidered prominently those who
have given the Western tradition its
life and light. The writer's include
many of the ancient Greeks down to
Darwin and Freud.
But the interesting feature of the
collection is a "Syntopicon" index of
the leading ideas which appear in
the great books.
If you have a special question to
ask the great minds regarding any
thing from courage and democracy to
government and God, the Syntopicon
will help you find the answers.
The 54-volume set includes 44a
books of the Ia authors and offers
a wealth of information now avail
able to library patrons.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-09-25

October p, is looking for a lot of
red-blooded men to sign on the dot
ted line. She hopes the community's
record of lis pints contributed last
spring will be broken. "The process
is absolutely painless" she promises
the men.
Evening star., 1952-04-27

LINED OAK JUNIOR EXTENSION
TABLE. Formerly $3.50 34.75
CORDOvAN MAHOGANY SERv-
Err. Formerly $500 ------39.5 50
CABINET GRAY WALNUT SERv-
Err. Formerly 1925 ---4-49.5O 80
FULL SIZE GRAY WALNUT
CHINA. Formerly 1875 $3.50
FULL SIZE GRAY WALNUT
BUFFET. Formerly 191.75 $3.50
6-PC. CORDOvAN MAHOGANY
SUITE, consisting of buffet, table
and chairs. Formerly 249.00,
1900
7-PC. CORDOVAN MAHOGANY
JUNIOR SUITE, consisting of buff
fet, china, table and chairs.
Formerly 415.00 2 249. 90
9-PC. BLOND MAHOGANY SUITE,
consisting of buffet, china, table, 2
arm and side chairs.
Formerly $458.00 ------358. 90
7-PC. CORDOvAN MAHOGANY
JUNIOR SUITE, consisting of buf-
fet, china, table, / arm and side
chairs. Formerly 47400 -- 374.OO
7-PC. FIRELIGHT CHERRY AND
CANE JUNIOR SUITE, consisting
of buffet, china, table, l arm and 3
side chairs. Formerly 69650, 499. 90
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Major Furniture Masterpieces from our Regular
Stocks Drastica||y Reduced for Quick Clearance
odern
Bedroom Furniture

HEATHER WALNUT NIGHT Ia
BILE. Formerly $500 ----29.5 80
HEATHER WALNUT DOUBLE
BED. Formerly 91O0------39. .51
LINED OAK DOUBLE BED.
Formerly 55.75 39. 80
MAHOGANY AND KORUNA
CHEST OF DRAWERS.
Formerly AZ 90
42-INCH CORDOVAN MAHOGANY
CHEST. Formerly 13100 ----89. 90
SOLID CHERRY DOUBLE DRESS
Err AND MIRROR. Formerly 277.0O,
1880
5-PC. PALOMINO OAK SUITE,
consisting of double dresser, mirror,
double bed, chest and night table.
Formerly 382.75 90
4-PC. VIKING WHITE OAK
SUITE, consisting of double dresser,
mirror, double bed, and chest. For
merly 496.75 ---------------339.OO 90
Evening star., 1952-04-27

CROTCH MAHOGANY CABINET
SERVER. Formerly 110.00-59.5O
5-PC.. WISCONSIN BLACK ONYX
DINETTE SUITE, consisting of ex-
tension table and four chairs.
Formerly 167.75 ---129. 90
5-PC. WISCONSIN FRENCH GRAY
DINETTE SUITE, consisting of ex-
tension table and four chairs.
Formerly 1915 --- 129. 90
5-PC. WISCONSIN MAHOGANY
DINETTE SUITE, consisting of ex-
tension table and four chairs.
Formerly 184.75 ----139. 30
5-PC. WISCONSIN DINETTE
SUITE in Widdicomb bisque finish
on solid birch. Consists Of extension
table ond four chairs.
Formerly 221.50 ------159.5 30
VIM. A. BERKEY OF GRAND
RAPIDS CROTCH MAHOGANY
AND INLAY COLLECTORS SIDE
BOARD. Formerly $4,000 $50. 90
9-PC. MORGANTON SWIRL MA
HOGANY SUITE. consisting of full
size credenza buffet, breakfront
china, extension table with three
12-inch leaves, arm and 4 side
chairs. Formerly $4,000 575. 90
9-PC. SWIRL MAHOGANY CHIP
PENDALE SUITE, consisting of full
size credenza buffet, breakfront
china, extension table, arm and
side chairs. Formerly 766.00, 595. 90
9-PC. SWIRL MAHOGANY CHIP
PENDALE SUITE, consisting of full
size serpentine front credenza buf-
fet, breakfront china, extension
table, arm and 4 side chairs.
Formerly 5000 ---t-------695.OO
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Traditional Living Room

DECORATOR CLUB CHAIR in
emerald green matelasse, with foam
rubber cushion. Formerly 1880,
$3.50
TOMLINSON HIGH BACK FAN
CHAIR with reversible spring down
cushion. Formerly 139.50-99.5 so
UNUSUAL SLOPE ARM LOUNGE
CHAIR covered in deep green kid
mohair with trapunto on inside back.
down and feather cushion, fringe
base. Formerly 1890 0.-~-129.OO
CHINESE CHIPPENDALE FIRE
SIDE CHAIR in gray metallic mate
lasse. Formerly 1900 --139. 90
CHAIR BED in beautiful persimmon
boucle. Custom made. Opens into
2-foot 6-inch bed, with innerspring
mattress. Formerly 276.75 1890
LAWSON 3-CUSHION SOFA COW
: cred in rich colonial tapestry.
Formerly 227.00 --------- 1890
MASSIVE LOUNGE CHAIR in coral
kid molfair. Down and feather
cushion seat. Kick pleated skirt.
Formerly 29375 ---- 195. 90
BALL AND CLAW ENGLISH CHIP
PENDALE SOFA in green damask.
3 reversible spring filled cushions.
Formerly 250.00 ------------198.OO
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Modern
Living Room

ALL FOAM RUBBER OTTOMAN,
as large and comfortable as a chair.
Formerly $3.50 27.5O
BARREL FIRESIDE CHAIR in
perSimmon with blonde frame.
Formerly 5875 --~---------39 1880
ARMLESS LOUNGE CHAIR with
reversible spring filled cushion.
Covered in red. Formerly $3.50,
1850
ARM LOUNGE CHAIR covered in
fine imported print. Formerly 1O4.OO,
$500
ARMLESS LOVE SEAT in gray and
green fabric. Formerly $3.50 $3.50
LOUNGE CHAIR with black lac
quer frame and covered in unusual
California rose fabric.
Formerly 184.00 ---------119,OO
DEEP LOUNGE CHAIR In flame
metallic fabric, button tufted back.
Formerly 1880 -------125.OO
CURVED FRONT CLUB CHAIR in
green nubby fabric. Formerly 167.0O.
129.OO
RIGHT AND LEFT ARM Love
SEAT SECTIONS in coral metallic
cover. Formerly 237.00 each. 158. 40
RIGHT AND LEFT ARM LOVE !
SEAT SECTIONS in chartreuse me-
tallic cover. Formerly 237.00, each,
1890
SOFA in coral collins & Ackman"
pile fabric. Formerly 25100, 1900
LOVE SEAT SECTIONS with foam
rubber back and loose reversible
foam rubber seat cushions. Covered
in gold and black metallic fabric.
Formerly 289.50. each .- 1919. .E0
LEFT AND RIGHT ARM LOVE
SEAT SECTIONS covered in pump
kin and brown. Formerly $1,000,
each - 207 10
ROUND TUFTED ARM SERPEN-
TINE FRONT SOFA, with rever-
sible Spring-filled cushions. Covered
in red and gray inside, seat and
back. Solid red outside.
Formerly 42900 295. .A0
HARVEY PROBBER UNUSUAL
SOFA with bumper end, foam rub
ber construction. Formerly 423.75,
$4,000
Evening star., 1952-04-27

CONTEMPORARY SOFA with tux
edo arms, kick pleated skirt. Covered
in chartreuse metallic fabric on in
side seat and back, with cocoa out
side. Tufted back and seat.
Formerly $4,000 ------279. 90
TOMLINSON CURVED FRONT
LAWSON SOFA with 2 spring down
cushions covered in red matelasse.
Formerly 354.00 ----289. 90
CUSTOM MADE TUFTED BACK
SLEEPER, covered in green mate
lasse. Formerly 402O0--- 295. 90
COCOA SHERATON SOFA with
one-piece down and feather cushion.
Formerly 10000 -3 395 90
M G NJ CHINESE. CHIPPENDALE
SOFA in lime green matelasse with
one-piece down and feather cushion.
Formerly $4,000 ----- 395. 90
M G M FRENCH PROVINCIAL
SOFA in gray and green damask
with one-piece down and feather
cushion. Formerly 50l.00 --395. 90
10O-INCH LONG LAWSON SOFA
with 4 down and feather cushions,
kick pleated skirt, covered in scroll
patterned emerald green tone-on-
tone matelasse. Formerly $1,000,
a 1890
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Traditional
Occasional Furniture

OCTAGONAL COCKTAIL TABLE
in picked pine with silver leaf top,
hand decorated under glass. For
merly 1920 -----3 IS. 90
MAHOGANY COCKTAIL TABLE
in genuine leather top, hand fooled
in gold. Formerly 75.00-----35. 90
WEIMAN GENUINE MAHOGANY
RECTANGULAR COCKTAIL Ia
BILE with red leather top. hand
fooled in gold. Formerly 67.50,
$3.50
WEIMAN 2-TIER OCCASIONAL
TABLE in genuine mahogany.
Leather top slightly crazed.
Formerly 1925 Al. 90
GENUINE MAHOGANY DESK Ia
BILE with top grain leather top,
hand fooled in gold. Formerly 1900.
$500
MAHOGANY VENEERED KNEE
HOLE DESK. Formerly 105.75,
1850
MAHOGANY VENEERED KNEE
HOLE DESK. Formerly 1880.
GROSFELD HOUSE CROTCH MA
HOGANY END TABLE BOOK
CABINETS. Formerly 1880, $3.50
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Traditional Dining Room
10-Pe. Mahogany
English Regency
DINING ROOM
s1,495
Regularly Sl,9O8

Consists of credenza buffet,
breakfront china, 8-foot oval
table, server, 2 exquisitely
carved arm and 4 side chairs
with upholstered spring seats.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Modern
Occasional Furniture

KENT OF GRAND RAPIDS GAME
TABLE. Formerly 28252---139.5O
OCCASIONAL TABLE with heavily
carved base, in gold with gold and
silver leaf top, hand decorated under
glass. Formerly 22000--- 149.OO
LARGE HAND CORATED
BLACK LACQUER BAR CABINET
AND SERVER. Formerly 25675,
1880
MAHOGANY CREDENZA.
Formerly 271.50 --------199,OO
52-INCH CROTCH MAHOGANY
BREAKFRONT. Formerly 314,0O,
249.OO
60 INCH BLACK DECORATED
BREAKFRONT with Mullion crown
glass doors. Formerly $1,000, 395.OO
6o-INCH CARVED REGENC
BREAKFRONT with Mullion crown
glass and figured mahogany front.
Formerly $4,000 ---- 569. 90
72- INCH CROTCH MAHOGANY
REGENCY BREAKFRONT with
heavy beveled plate glass doors.
carved corner posts. Formerly 82600.
625.OO
LARGE DECORATOR BREAK
FRONT in antique smoked mirror
and plate glass, hand decorated.
anterior light. Formerly 1,495o0,
1.O95.OO
LINED OAK END TABLE, as is.
Formerly $3.50 -----2----1O.0 90
BLACK LACQUER COCKTAIL
TABLE, as is. Formerly $3.50, 1000
LINED OAK COCKTAIL TABLE.
Formerly $3.50 --------l5. 90
AFRICAN OAK STEP TABLE, as
is. Formerly 1880 0---2O. 90
RECTANGULAR SAPPHIRE OAK
COCKTAIL TABLE with green
leather top. Formerly $3.50, 1880
HAMMERED COPPER LAMP
TABLE, Formerly $500 0-S4 51
LARGE, BLEACHED MAHOGANY
OCCASIONAL TABLE.
Formerly $3.50 so. 90
RECTANGULAR BLOND MAHOG.
ANY COCKTAIL TABLE.
Formerly 5000 .---.. -- 50. 90
LARGE, GRAY OAK CORNER
TABLE. Formerly 5000 0----5O. 90
BLEACHED MAHOGANY "WON-
DER WORKER" TABLE, opens
from 20x33" to 20x66".
Formerly $500 ------------59. 90
SABLE WALNUT DROP-LEAF
TABLE. Formerly 98.00-----59. 90
GRAY OAK CABINET, with green
leather inset panels. Formerly 136.25,
$3.50
BLEACHED WALNUT DROP
LEAF KNEEHOLE DESK.
Formerly 1925 ------119.OO
3-TIER SABLE WALNUT BOOK
CASE in unusual design by Edmund
Spence. Has sliding glass door.
Formerly 219.00 ---------139.() 90
IMPORTED WEDISH CHEST
suitable for bachelor chest. dresser
base, foyer console. In bleached
bjorke birch. Formerly 1890,
1890
SABLE WALNUT OOKCASE
HUTCH CABINET with sliding
glass doors at top, large storage
space in bottom cabinets.
Formerly 10000 ------------295.OO
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Modern
Dining Room Furniture

CORDOVAN MAHO GANY
TABLE. Formerly 1880, $3.50
CORDOVAN MAHO GANY
BUFFET. Formerly 105.25,
1900
CORDOVAN MAHO GANY
NER CABINET. For
merly 117.50 - ~. 90
CORDOVAN nj HO GANY
CHINA. Formerly 112.75,
$500
Evening star., 1952-04-27
5-Foot Hond-Rubbed
CoRDOvAN
MAHOGANY BAR
HEADBOARD
4Q.5o
EormorIu e110
Formerly Sl2O

6-PC. PALOMINO OAK SUITE,
consisting of triple dresser, mirror,
twin beds, chest and night table.
Formerly 50775 ------3 395. 90
5-PC. IMPORTED TAMO ASH
SUITE, consisting of 12-drawer
triple dresser, mirror, chest, and bar
bed complete with 2 cabinet night
tables. Formerly $1,000 $4,000
5-PC. IMPORTED TAMO ASH
SUITE, consisting of 12-drawer
triple dresser and mirror, chest and
bar bed complete with two cabinet
hight tables. Formerly. 1,046.00,
695. 100
5-PC. CORDOvAN MAHOGANY
SUITE, consisting Of massive double
dresser and mirror, double bed, chest
and night tables. Formerly $500,
695.OO
Evening star., 1952-04-27
7-Pc. Georgian
Mahogany
BEDROOM SUITE
s21o
Regularly S44O.5O
Traditional
Bedroom Furniture
Consists of vanity, mirror,
bench, 2 twin beds, and 2
night tables.

TWIN SIZE FRENCH BISQUE
PROVINCIAL BED. Formerly 72.5O,
1850
TWIN BED. mahogany.
Formerly $6325 ----29.5O
18th CENTURY MAHOGANY DOU-
BILE BED. Formerly $500 $3.50
MORGANTON MAHOGANY DOU-
BILE BED. Formerly 77.00 $3.50
REGENCY CoRDovAN MAHoG-
ANY DOUBLE BED.
Formerly 104.75 ---39.5O
HEPPLEWHITE MAHO GANY
DOUBLE BED. Formerly 9O.5O,
1880
REGENCY CORDOvAN MAHOG-
ANY DOUBLE BED.
Formerly $119.50 --59.5 so
MORGANTON 18th CENTURY
MAHOGANY VANITY AND MIR
ROR. Formerly 1900 4.5O
PAIR TWIN BEDS IN MAHOGANY
REGENCY STYLE. Formerly 1890
pair 90
2-PC. CHERRY FRENCH PROVIN-
CIAL GROUP, consisting Of double
bed and chest. Formerly 1926,
1890
IMPORTED ANTIQUE WHITE
DUAL HEADBOARD, decorated in.
gold. Formerly 10000 ----195.OO
s-PC. 18th CENTURY ENGLISH
MAHOGANY SUITE, consisting Of
double dresser, mirror, double bed,
chest and 2 night tables.
Formerly 396.25 ---------299. 90
s-PC. HEPPLEWHITE MAHOGANY
SUITE, consisting of double dresser,
mirror, vanity base, mirror, double
bed, bench, and 2 night tables.
Formerly 477.50 ---379.OO
4-PC. MAHOGANY ENGLISH RE-
GENCY SUITE, consisting of huge
triple dresser, mirror, double bed,
and chest on chest. Formerly $500.
$4,000
5-PC. HEPPLEWHITE MAHOG-
ANY SUITE, consisting of large
double dresser, mirror, double bed.
chest on chest, and night table. All
have marquetry inlay. Formerly
$500 ------------------ 90
s-PC. FRENCH PROVINCIAL
CHERRY SUITE, consisting of
triple dresser, mirror, double bed,
chest on chest, and 2 night tables.
Formerly 7S4.75 --------595.OO
6-PC. FRENCH CROTCH MAHOG-
ANY SUITE, consisting Of massive
double dresser. mirror, double bed,
chest on chest, and 2 night tables.
Richly carved. Formerly $4,000,
$500
5-PC. FRUITWOOD FRENCH
PROVINCIAL SUITE, consisting Of
triple dresser. mirror, double bed,
chest on chest, and night table.
Formerly 916.25 ----------795. 90
6-PC. FRENCH PROVINCIAL
IVORY ANTIQUE WHITE SUITE,
with decorations. Consisting of dou-
BILE dresser, mirror, double bed, chest
and 2 night tables. Formerly 1,077.00,
795.OO
6-PC. ANTIQUE WHITE FRENCH
PROVINCIAL SUITE, consisting of
triple dresser, mirror, double bed,
chest on chest, and 2 night tables.
Formerly 1,126.25 5-----895. 90
5-PC. GRAND RAPIDS FRUIT
WOOD FRENCH PROVINCIAL
SUITE, consisting of triple dresser.
dual upholstered bed, chest on chest,
and night tables.
Formerly l.4ls.5o -------x1,O95.O0
Evening star., 1952-04-27

Future residents Of Arlington
will be S/Sergt. and Mrs. Jack A
Frost, who were married yester-
day. The bride is the former Miss
Betty June Abraham, daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Abraham OF
Star Lake. Dent, MINI. S/Sergt
Frost, USING, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Frost of Munster
Ind
Evening star., 1952-04-27
MRS. ROBERT D. WEIGH
The former
Miss Frances E. Lewis.

Holy Trinity Church was the
scene Of the wedding yesterday Of
Miss Frances Edith Lewis anc
Mr.. Robert David WEIGH. She is
the daughter of Mrs. Walling
Lewis of Washington and Mr.
Elbert H. Lewis of Alexandria. Mr.
WEIGH is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
David E. WEIGH of Madison, Wis
Evening star., 1952-04-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wilson
Dent of Hyattsville announce tht
engagement of their daughter
Janet Ursula to Mr.. Robert E
Wiebler, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
B. Wiebler of White Plains, N. Y
The bride-elect attended Wash.
ington School for Secretaries. Mr.
Weibler is a graduate of LaSalle
College in Philadelphia.
The wedding will take place ir
September.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
MISS MARLENE HAMPTON
Engaged to
Mr.. william Scarlet.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Richard Hamp-
ton of Hyattsville, Md, and Mil
ford, Conn.,, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Marlene
Constance to Mr.. William Joseph
Scarlet. He is the son of Mrs.
Helen F. Scarlet of Philadelphia
and the late Mr.. James j. Scarlet.
The bride-elect is member of
Tau Phi Sorority and is employed
by the Electronics Division of the
Navy Department. Mr.. Scarlet
served for four years with the
United States Army and is sta
toned at Arlington Hall.
Evening star., 1952-04-27

New residents of Silver Spring
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley r.
Wilken, who married yesterday.
The ceremony took place at st.
Johns Church in Forest Glen,
Md, with the Rev. Aloysius
O'Connor officiating. Following
a reception at the Kennedy War
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilken left for
a Florida wedding trip.
The bride Is the former Miss
Elizabeth j. Mess and is the
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Henry
F. Mess Of Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1952-04-27

Mr.. Richard M. GOulian.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Michael
Barouyrian announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Alice, to
Mr.. Richard M. Goulian, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Goulian of
Weehawken, N. j.
The bride ELECT was graduated
from Marjorie Webster Junior Col
lege. She is now teaching in Fair
fax.