Evening star., 1952-10-12

always AdPpcIlS IIldt tIlc 1lES6
time you forget to label the
bottles. YOU make the mistake
OF trying to develop the next
batch In the hypo solution and
that means. as even the Begin
ner knows. no pictures.
Even If you're an old timer,
give the new ready-mades a try
and we'll bet you will never 60
back to the old way again.
Camera Club News
The color division Of the Ma
tional Photographic Society will
meet Wednesday at S:15 pm. in
the National Museum auditorium
to hear Louis j. Parker, East.
man Kodak Co. representative
in a talk on color pictures.
Mr.. Parker, a fellow Of the
Photographic Society of Amer
lea, will discuss techniques and
better approach to color photo
graphy and will show slides he
made in Mexico and the United
States.
Results Of the September COLI
or competition were: B. Ahrlich.
M. K. Bolton, c. w. L. Hunter
and M. Mosely (2), for OUT
standing merit; Mr.. Mosely, c.
Blankenship, S. Thaw CO., D.
Boyle, Mr.. Bolton, F. E. Cham.
bers, Mr.. Hunter, M. Briggs. G.
Moody (2), r. G. Focht (2),
Mrs. w. G. Kent, Mr.. Moody
co for merit. M. Towns. e. A. r.
Searl. Mr.. Moody, G. Frey (2).
Mr.. Moody won honorable men
ton.
For competition at the meet
ing this week, members will be
limited to three slides each.
Members of the USDA Photo
graphic RoundtabIe plan an
outing to Harpers Ferry next
Sunday, October 10. A motor
cade will leave the main Agri-
culture building. Thirteenth
street and jefferson drive. at
10 am. and will pick up mem
bers at Goose Creek and TySons
Corners on the way. The day
will be spent in photographing
the historic area.
The Silver Spring Camera
Club is starting campaign for
new members at the next meet
ing Thursday at the Fig Build
ing. 8641 Colesville road in
Room 407.
A color slide and monochrome
print competition will be held.
DR.. F. N. Frenkial will show
color slides Of his recent trip
to Europe. Winners at the last
meeting were DR.. j. Saxon and
DR.. r. Alpher for color, and A.
Williams, DR.. Alpher and DR.. w.
Durding for monochrome.
The club meets the first
and third Thursdays. Officers
are: President, Vernon Wurtz;
vice president, j. B. Fox; secre-
tary, Mrs. B. D. Dobbin; treas
urer. E. j. Wilmington. pro-
gram committee. DR.. w. Durd-
ing. DR.. r. Alpher and B. D.
Dobbin; public relations. Mrs.
v. j. Richter.
The Old Dominion Camera
Club is holding its next color
exhibit tomorrow night. Vernon
Wertz, one Of the founders of
the Silver Spring Camera Club.
will serve as guest critic and
commentator.
Cecil Hobbs, chief Of the
Orientalia Section, Library Of
Congress, will present color
slides taken in the Far East.
At the last black and white
meeting Of the group. Earl
Porter walked away with top
honors. receiving eight points
for his print -Four Score and
Seven"
Hulda Pfeiffer, secretary, an.
nounces the following new mem
bers: Florence Dean. Ruth Far
rington, Ruby Knowles, T. z.
Kennedy. Capt. and Mrs. Phillip
Oyler' and Sam Wright.
The Foto Craft Club Of the
Twelfth Street. YMCA will meet
Thursday at $3.50 pm. In the
assembly room to hear Dewitt
Keith of the Capital School Of
Photography as guest lecturer.
There will be a demonstration
and practice work in portraiture.
Beginning its 18th year this
month, the club elected Ed
ward Fletcher, president; Fred.
erick A. Harris, vice president:
Paul Fowlkes, treasurer; Miss
Geletta Cross. financial secre-
tary, and Miss Bernice Craven,
corresponding secretary.
James L. Allen heads the new
advisory committee: James r.
Burress is program director. and
Mrs. Esther N. Miller is chair
man Of the exhibitions commit
tee. Annual awards were made
to Mr.. Fowlkes for the print Of
the year; Mr.. Burress. who tied
for monthly print competition
totals, and Mrs. Florence La
Floon. for beginners progress.