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'3ss 's! ''s ssss ST. s!S: sSSq59iesH is45 as is
THE THE RExToN. e714 Quarry I'd. n NV.
One lge.. bedrm.., dinette, kit, bath.
Nicsy s. yEcoNoMoa t9SP5sn5S H fn!tGT s4eS Servies
rooms and porch. All private. Adults.
SottaEs city. Md. Block Of HHs Biaasps s
fhEms furnished duplex. MheaVurly End A. iiV. rm:,
bedrm.. kit, bath. Pvt. entr,; $50,
utilities incl. Empl. cpl. GE. 1881.
vate entrance and bath. OR. 5aiS.
1761 PARK RD. N.w.-Two-bedrm
apt, iTa,d,nt suitable s,1}.4 fqT adults s126 no.
MI. RAiNIER-one large room. mod:
closet space, utilities furnished. No
linen or kitchen utensils. Local
phone calls. For couple. SIS. IVA.
ATTRACTIVE, 9 ROOMS. kit and
May be seen Sunday 2 to B pm.
1526 18th st: NV. Apt. .405,. 26'
TAKE CHILLUM BUS to Hamilton St.
EERt no's pT sRd bss aai K 2eSen sG IL u fG
-o6s
BEDRM. AND KIT; no children; SIS
per mo. includes utilities. 500 Mass.
II rsf 81. nj N.E.-Two furnished apts.. one.
sit stas6o and BATH utilities incl. of Ii.
EFFICIENCY EFFICIENCY: APT, nicely furn.. for
employed couple; good transp. 610
Powhatan pi. NV, RA. 0147. ~
Attractive Q rooms. kit. and bath,
firepl.; pvt. entr.: sos. RA. 5279.
Attract. FURNISHED living rm.; 2
bedrms.. twin beds: bath; kitchen,
dinette; utilities. Lovely NV. Sec
ton. Fine transp. Near shopping
center. Reference. Ladies. ia. s942.
CAPITOL HILL-Attractive, newly
dec. and furn.. 1-rm. apt; bath,
kit, large porch; $50. co. 1892.
SUBURBAN APT rms. and kitch-
enette; private entrance; on busline;
$50. Gail 20, S-5476,
ana Gna nieeis 81 fSrn aps viii accom-
modate. 3 or 4 girls; S110 per mo:
pm. JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.,
Newly DECORATED and tastefuuy
kit. bath; Si2o per mo. Situated
in small apartment house at 1900
Que St. NV. Open for inspection
l.6. JAMES L. DIXON 4 CO.,
1s1o III 7aSa Eises pL. NV, near Dupont
Cir; 7iseiy .,;. frH; 1ssdFm' ss4E .Iss ags; nsr ly
mo mo. JAMES jan si1e'I1i {. o1xoN on d CO. sT
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DE. 53S5

PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 X ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN-Newly decor; "a -hr. switch
board; mod. showers and pvt. baths
avail. sgles.. dbles.: reas. Elk. 7725
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GILBERT

NlALrpGn1 i
N460 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
yms.. some with pvt. bath; maid and
Az-hr. PIX service. CO. 1881.
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CONGRESS HOUSE
1907 PENNA. AVE. Sc.

CONGRESS HOUSE
1907 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
oPEM MEEkbAiYs'N sAT;i YsgNsi 80 1a-e
WAsHINGTONs MOST LUXURIOUS
STUDIO EFFICIENCY APART
MENTS, N.I 3, Each WITH IT'S OWN
$3.50 TO Ss4.5O
UTILITIES INCLUDED
JUST 10 MINIS. TO LIBRARY OF
CONGRESS, SUPREME COURT AND
SENATE SEN II,c AND HOUSE OFFICE
Over 500 SO. IT. of usable space. Liv.
ing room 22 #: by IA It. 3 ins.
Dressing room, handy to bath with
Large ample closets.
storage space.
Laundry and drying rooms.
Master TV and antenna system.
Complete kit. with 7-cu.-ft refgr.
Carpeted corridors.
Paved private parking lot in rear.
One block to bus and large shopping
OCCUPANCY FROM NOV. 1. 1852
TO REACH: From downtown take
WM&A bus at 11th and Pa. ave. TO
Alabama ave. and Pa. ave. s.e.. walk
east on Pa. ave. one block to apart
ments. From other points take Cap
ital Transit to 18th and Penna.
ave Sc. transfer to Bradbury
Heights bus Zone fare) to 1900 Pa.
ave. s.e. Walk " block to apts.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
1913 Eye St. NV, MA. 644O.
pa
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1904 QUE ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath, newly
decorated. basic new furniture: !:
apartment building: settled couple
preferred; $40 per month. For ap-
continent. call THOS. ]. FISHER
4. CO.; INC. 73S 18th st. NV.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

COLORED-5O5 G Sc, S11.
1-RM. APT, ALL UTILITIES.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 2700.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.
GORDON HOTEL
WEADON ARMS

1910-1919 18th st. n.w.-Single bed
living room, nicely furnished. freshly
decorated, cedar closet; rent. $35
mo-; ref. exchanged. HO. 1910.
COLOHED-COUPLE-Bright, cheer
full IN. home privileges. MI. $3.50
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COLLEGE PARK-Two-bedrm apt.
with living room. dinette, kit. and
bath; all utils. included. 500 so.
Within 3 blocks of new shopping
center and University Of Maryland
Adults only. Call UN. 2956. --26
BSMT.. APT. suit. working cple. or
bachelor: Pvt. entr. 1856 M ST., Sc.
Only NJ 4-s'1a ) MORE of these s:bedpm. Mag
,apts. in beautiful KenWood Gardens
left. Why not be one of the fortu-
Close to shopping, schools. churches,
and transp. to the Pentagon and
JAMES me- NJ DUNCAN Nc now Jr.' DS ReaitoFs Rsatios
and Insurer. 12O n, Columbus St.
1916 EUCLID ST. N.W.-1n nice apt.
bldg: l rm., kit. and bath; S59.95
mo. incl: gas. See JANITOR to in
sspect; then call GE. 3431 or RA.
Mr.. 18th AND CLIFTON SITS. nv
One I'm. kit. and bath; rent, 500. 20.
Heat and hot water furn. Apply
Z, F; SAUL CO., 925 10th st. NV,
TAKoMA PARK-1-bedrm. apt;
couple only: heat and hot water
furnished; rent, S62.75. 81. 1l43.
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1850 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Well furn.; ;
End floor; near bath; excellent
tranSp; refs TU 1868 pa
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ICOLORED-2O26 N. CAPITOL ST
Lge. nice room. well heated; empl
man or woman; privils. CO. 1850.
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AUUU Z0CII . I. DE.
Beautiful furnished terrace efficiency
apt. in modern garden-type apt.
project: rent only S67 including
utilities. To see, contact janitor at
2917 Denver st. Sc. or call H. G.
SMITHY CO. ST. 3300.
Mr.. Wardman Park Hotel
Nicely furnished 2-bedroom, 2-bath
apartment with double living room.
kitchen, garage, utilities: available
now at S1S5 per mo. Shown by
appointment only.
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV DI. $3.50
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1908 GARLAND AVE, TAX. PIX
One bedrm.; all utils. furn.; no chill
dren. -26
I7l2 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Studio apt;
bath and kitchen: 500 mo. plus util-
tiles. Call MR.. RAMEY. OR. 5000,
Monday, 8 to IL am. --26
LIV. RM., bedrm., dinette. kit. bath
pvt. front and back entrs. Newly
DECORATED. Duplex 2-family apt
bldg. No children. All utils. $50
PAL Valley ave. s.e. 10. 3-5321.
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COLORED-3534 10th ST. NV
One room. kit and bath. All utils.
nicely furn.; $50 mo. See janitor.
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! q
Clean GE 'i5 Dry e-RM. and bath bsmt
aappts cs;seryy eyerything furnished; reas
e-RM. BsMT. APT.MPrivate parkins
space and entrance; 2;,rm. single
apis. with private. parking space
and entrance. Call UN. 1905 for
4qe qe'fIdS. 10Th ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished
bsmt. apt, pvt: bath. $50 wk. Posi-
OFF iFFsit tcoG6MBfH 81 HFfsE,nH HRD.-Llvins room
sedre0m' BED e0 n6 kitchen hen semipVt. bath
6iYY5 9Th N.w:@Furnished down
stairs apartment for working couple
Private. sntrance; GE; $40. rs
31ROoM FURNISHED APT. Call syn.
GEORGETOwN II bedroom, newl,
dec; s145; 2 or 8 persons. DE
BEDRM., L1v. RIM. large kit, bath;
utils. incl; or 3 Govt. girls; 115
kit. din. bath, all utils., lst floor
oFt $1@q ,1ppnp %2 81 s,t 44S% e s. ssi5
22nd ST. S.E.-Liv. rm.. kit. dinette
/ bedrm., pvt: bath, porch; pvt. entr
Empl; couple. Refs: LU: 4-4156;
bath; all pvt; $50 mo, incl. all
NE.-Entire first H.. liv. rn.. bedrm..
ainetteIkit,; f5irn * la,e eonV' transp'; utiis'
49io !1tp 18Th ST. 81. sfif N.w.-Efhciency apt,
aEl {sEndry 14oa' privileges utilities -S7 tgTn
GEoRGETowN-Lovely one-bedroom
apt. in apt. bldg, $3.50. Util. incl
BY appt. DE. 576S or Ho. 1912.
TWO ROOMS. kitchen. private bath
all util. furn.. SIS. mo: One room
kitchenette also. 1908 Clifton st. NV
100 9Th ST. N.E:-Superior Engl
5a 6smt.. 2 rms. Kit, bath se7,6o
EXCEPTIONALLY WELL FURN.. liv..
bedrm., dinette, kit. pvt. bath apt.
| pvt entrance, SSo. incl. utiI. Avail
Dec. !, Can Pc. 3044; r,
! dinette, kit. and bath, all utils. incl:
500. Call R, A. HUMPHREYS
NRak Rfalt0Ti; 18TH SAj AND SGSo PARK Rp.--Bed-
sSnv side teT tranNsR NRf 5Sas sSS mo- 1888 2s 12sls
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Beaut.. mod,
liv. rm with fireplace, bedrm., kit.
E. oIti IcApiToGL' fG' 81. Ar issthGveyy ire,
utils.. thss $50. 60 Ii. s-4Ssa. a' OA' E2 ~
laundry rm.: 8 drs. from bus; .sefv-
ice personnel accepted: no lease
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Mr.. GWU-Girl to share apt. with
another girl, night student; $40 per
mo; Or girls. $50 each. BOX
406-R. Star -26
1919 KANSAS AVE. NV. Girl to
share 2-bedrm apt with 2 girls.
Call or phone after 8. GE. 9253.
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NE. SECTION-Two 1-bedrm. apis.
Liv. rm.. kit. and bath. HARRISON
= AND ADAMS. MA. S30S. -26
8Ol A ST. SEQ rooms and bath
asl basement q apartment: utilities fur
FOR MOST GNUsUAL 5-rm. apt,
utils. furn.. S110 month. call TIE.
4177. Alexandria area. No children,
, 1952-05-26
Golden Age Club
To Observe
4th Year

The Golden Age Club at Linden
Community Center will observeits
fourth university with a celebra-
ton on Tuesday, May 9th at the
Center, 334 Norwood Avenue.
The days activities will begin
with the exhibition of craft work
by the members Of the club at
800 pm. Many quilts and other
articles made by the membership
be on display. At $50 pm. the
members of the club will be guests
at a dinner sponsored through
community contributions whichwill
, 1952-05-26
What Noted People
Are Saying:

By international News Service
NEW YORK-Republican foreign
policy adviser John Foster Dulles
II believe that in one way or an
other the economy of Japan will
be kept sufficiently sound so that
Japan will neither go Communist
nor again be an aggressor."
WASHINGTON WhitneyThar-
in, executive secretary Of the Ma
tional Potato Council on the pota-
to shortage: "They (potato grow
ers) could have planted more
potatoes but they didn't because
of price ceilings. The average
grower justcould not make enough
money on his potatoes"
WASHINGTON PresidentTru-
man: "On Memorial day we should
again pay tribute to the menwho,
by their supreme sacrifice, have
helped maintain our freedom ir
the rugged hills of Korea, and be-
fore that, in the great wars wher
all mankind was threatened with
enslavement."
, 1952-05-26

be prepared and served by mem
bers of the advisory committee of
the club.
The club was organized in May
1913 to promote and encourage
recreational activities for older
people, especially those 65 years
of. age and over. The club meets
regularly on the fourth Tuesday
of each month. At present the
membership is 88.
Mrs. Malinda Hartman, sos S.
Summit Street, is the oldest mem
Der of the club. She was born
March 15, 1857.
Entertainment and refreshments
are contributed by civic and COM
munity organizations for the regul-
ar meetings. Recreation for older
leonHnusd On Page thrss)
, 1952-05-26
LEMON CARE

NEW YORK, May rs QNs)-
It's no trick to keep lemons from
getting withered and hard. Put
them in a fruit jar fill It with cold
water and screw thetop on light
ly. The lemons will keep for
weeks.
, 1952-05-26
Dodgers, Giants
Battle For First
Place Tonight
By HOWARD SIGMAND
international News Service
Sports Writer

NEW YORK, May 26 (INS)-
The Brooklyn Dodgers and the
New York Giants, bent on doing
something decisive about who's
who in the National Leagues first
place derby, battle each other to
night at the Polo Grounds weather
permitting.
Rainitis, which has plagued the
doings of everyone in the majors
since opening gun, has cast a wet
financial and progress blanket
over these two prime antagonists.
Athree game set at The Giants
home ballyard was rained out last
month. Forecasts for this even
ling's struggle, however, say it's
going to be clear.
This contest is the first of
three that will tip the scales one
way or another. Tuesday night and
Wednesday the teams migrate to
Ebbets Field to finish what the
gang fondly calls their "crooshul'
series. Ar air of expectancy
matching somewhat that of theil
historic payoff of last season, i
present.
Brooklyn, a half-game to tn
good in the standings, is riding al
eight-game winning streak. TIL
Giants, with four in a row, an
trying to get in some hefty lick
before Willie Mays leaves ther
for the army Thursday, are prime
for their task.
Preacher Roe (4-0) is slated t
go against New York's JimHear
(3-1 in tonight's game. Roe hasn'
faced the Giants this season bu
concluded on page 81
, 1952-05-26
The OHIO DAILY EXPRESS

Published every Evening except Sunday by Paige !; Ss1cE.ana
g 1897 GermaatoNn street, Dayton, 2, Ohio. Phone Mlcnigan n,f n0se,
ALL d.. SIhlCkLAND GulUoT aNu 3 0D-A~1
NATIONAL ADVERTISING, Interstate United Newspapers lnc'
545 Fifth Avenue, New York II, New York
MEMBER OF NEGRO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSN.
The Negro press believes that America can best lead the world
away from racial and national antAgonisms when Ii aeeords to every
mAn. regardless of race, color or creed, his human and lega! n9nu'
hating NO man, fearing N man, the Negro Press strives 10 help sH&s
, 1952-05-26
TaftSays He Will
Appoint Negro Seey.

CLEVELAND, Ohio-U. S. Senator Robert A Taft,
leading candidate for the Republican nomination Tor
told a group of his supporters here, that II
elected to the presidency, / will appoint a Colored man as
one of the Secretaries at the White House"
Senator Taft, made his statement at a strategy con-
ference, called by Atty. John G. Pegg, one of TaftsOhio
aides.
Senator Taft at this. conference, discussed at length
his view and program. He later reduced his verbal state
ment to a written one, in a letter addressed to Atty. Pegg
the full text of which was released this week.
MIR. John c. Pegg,
sos Public Square Bldg-
Cleveland IS, Ohio. .
Dear John: :,
| have your letter of May ninth and thank
you for sending your congratulations ON the
Ohio result. 1t was very gratifying to have my
home state come across in that manner.
With regard to our conversation at the
house of Clayborne George, / am quite willing
to state publicly, and to have you quote me as
saying, that if elected to the presidency l will
appoint a Colored man as one of the secretaries
at the White House. l feel it is very important
that this be done so that Colored people may
feel they have a definite line of APPROACH to me,
and SO that l may feel that | havea direct contact
with the matters which interest them and about
which they are thinking.
With kindest regards,
Sincerely yours
(signed) Robt. A. Taft
Should Senator Taft be nominated and elected, th
Appointment will be the first of it's nature in the histor
of the United State. In the past, Colored men have bee
appointed to hh government offices but never in histor
has a Colored man been appointed to such a position a
this where he will be in a confidential position at tn
Presidents right hand.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20
MRS. VINE HINSON
PASSES AT AGE
OF l03

Mrs. Vinie Hinson, 103, believ.
ed to be Columbus County's old
est citizen, died Sunday morning
at the home of her son, w. H.
Hinson, in the Cerro Gordo sec.
tion.
Funeral services were held
Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock
from China Grove Baptist church
with the Rev. James McLamt
officiating. Interment was in the
church cemetery.
. Surviving in addition to hel
son are five daughters, Mrs
John Coleman, Mrs. Bessie Bah
son, Mrs. Dale Horne, Mrs
Bertha Mobiles and Mrs. William
Mercer, all of Chadbourn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20
Stanley Gore
Wedding Vows
Spoken

Mics Esther Gore, daughter o.
Mr., and Mrs. S. P. Gore OF Gar,
endon, became the bride OF :, 'ac n
STANLEY, son of Mrs. N. q
White of Whiteville and the late
lack Stanley, in a formal cere
mony Saturday evening, Febru
arv 2 at 7 o'clock in Bethel Meth
odist Church. The Rev. j. NJ
Carroll, pastor, officiated at the
double-ring ceremony.
The couple spoke their vows
before a background of long-lea1
mines, southern smilax ano
groups of seven-branched cande
iabra, which were centered WITH
white gladioli and white chrysan
themums. 49,,
Prior to the ceremony, Mrs. w
d. Gore, pianist, presented pro
gram of nuptial music. Mrs. Wi
lis Cause, soloist, sang Because
and 20, Promise Me-" ana lHe
Lords Prayer" as a benediction
The bride, who was given II
marriage by her father, wore q
dresss of white satin with q
round neckline and pointed yoke
of chantilly lace. Her full-lengtf
veil of illusion was attached tc
a tiara of pearlized orange bios
SONS, and she carried a white
prayer book topped with a white
orchid.
Miss Barbara Jean Gore Of
Clarendon, sister of the bride
was maid of honor. She was at
tired in a dress of mauve nylor
net over taffeta. The bodice OF
satin was framed around the
shoulders with a satin stole. The
bouffant skirt was caught by
two matching satin flowers, and
she carried a cascade bouquet OF
pink feathered carnations. In her
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20

of wool gabardine and a match
ing straw hat. Her shoes and bag
were of brown lizard and she
carried white nylon gloves. A
red carnation corsage tied with
gold ribbon was pinned at he1
shoulder.
Following a wedding trip tc
Southern points Mr.. and Mrs
Norris are at home in Tabor City
The bride was graduated from
the Tabor City High School and
Hardbarger's business school in
Raleigh. The bridegroom gradu
ated from the Tabor City High
School and attended Oak Ridge
Military Institute. He served
about three years with the U. S.
Army having spent part of the
time overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris are asso-
ciated with the tobacco market
in Tabor City, Greensboro and
Boone.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20
Miss Coleman
lis Bride Of
Burden Norris

Miss Annie Pearl Coleman
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. orla1
l. Coleman of Tabor City, ana
Burden Norris, son of Mrs Lewis ;
Norris and the late Mr.. Norris
Of Tabor City, were married LED
Tuesday morning, February 80. -
81 IN o'clock in the study OF the
Mount Tabor Baptist church: Ine
Rev, P. C. Can't, pastor, Official
ed using the double ring cere'
mony.
The bride was attired in a
three piece beige and brown sult
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20

hair was an arrangement Of OF
SIGH feathers. wv
Bridesmaids were Miss ALI.
Dean Gore of High Point, Mise
Muriel White of Tabor CITY, MIS- s
Rachel Ward of Whiteville, ans
Mrs. Edward Hammond of Flu
Bluff. Their gowns were Of nint
satin and nylon net with natch
ing stoles, and their bouone+.
were of American Beauty carns,
lions.
Little Sylvia Gore, cousin =,
the bride, was flower girl So
was attired in a dress Of nf,I
nylon net over taffeta, and 10,
bouquet was a nosegay of Anon
lean Beauty carnations. Itr.io
Barry Todd was ringbearer.
Bill Stanley of Florence. { n
was his brothers best man. Itch
ers were Samuel Gore Of C19,n,
don, brother of the bride a,s
Thomas Gore of Clarendon oor
sin of the bride.
Mrs. Gore, the brides mo-Ier
wore a navy crepe dress trin7rona
with pink lace and a corsaeo cf
pink carnations.
Following the ceremonv. 2 20
ception was held at the home Of
the brides parents.
. Mrs. Stanley was graduated
from Williams Township R.rh
School and East Carolina College
Greenville, and is now a nlorror
of the faculty at Williams.
Mr.. Stanley, a Williams e-aa0
ate, is also a graduate Of Inc
Gupton. Jones School Of .rc.-1.
ary, Nashville. Tenn. He >c,~od
with the U. s. Army DUNG
World War II and is now IN
ploved by funeral home IN -ax.
ington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20
Hi1burn-White
Wedding Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. DeWhitte White
of Chadbourn announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Freda
to Junior Hilburn. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hilburn of Chadbourn
on Thursday, February 7, in Con.
way. S. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilburn are al
home in Chadbourn where he is
engaged in farming.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20

The Fidelis Class of the Noun.
Tabor Baptist Sunday School
will meet with Mrs. Willard
Wright at her home Thurscay
Feb. 21, 8 o'clock p. m.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Washers

! 1852 Eosy Spindrier with power flush
Rinse. Floor somple. Model sos
| 1852 Eosy Spindrier with automatic
spin rinse SpiroIotor; demonstration.
model SIG
! Eosy Spindrier with automatic spin
rinse; demonstrotor -------------
! Eosy Spindrler, trode dein---------
Evening star., 1952-10-23
ISpesick-CIoqett

Miss Suzanne Bryan Clagett,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Bryan Clagett of Silver Spring
was married on October 10 to Mr.
Jordan Thomas Spesick, son Of
MI. and Mrs. j. j. Spesick. also
Of Silver Spring. Miss Judith Ut
terback was the brides attendant
and Mrs. Larry Fitzgerald served
as best man. The couple will re-
side in Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1952-10-23

MISS faCf1Cla b. Layne.
Miss Patricia Barksdale Layne,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. Clyde
Lafayette Layne of Naples. Italy,
was married recently to Mr.. DON
aid Leland Winks at the Little
Church Around the Corner in
New York City. DR.. Randolph
Ray performed the ceremony in
the brides chapel. A reception
followed in the Cooper Room of
the Prince George Hotel.
The bride is the granddaughter
of Minister Gustav Enrique Mus
teller of Havana, Cuba. She at
tended Mount Vernon Seminary
in Washington and was graduated
from Sweet Briar College. She is
IA member of Phi Beta Kappa. Mr..
Winks is a graduate of the Uni
|versity of Chicago and is member
of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
The former Miss Layne had as
her only attendant Miss Joanne
Hardick and Mr.. Arthur Hopkins
|of Chicago served Mr.. WinkS as
best man. Mr.. John Shugrue
ushered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winks went to
New England on their wedding
trip and will make their home in
New York City.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
,IKeHey-HorWood

Announcement is made Of the
engagement of Miss Margaret
Estelle Kelley of Silver Spring
daughter of Mrs. Jerry M. Kelley
and the late Mr.. Kelley, to Mr.
Frank Daniel Harwood of Kings
ton, Pa. He is the son of Mrs.
Frank Harwood and the late Mr..
Harwood.
The marriage will take place
in April.
Evening star., 1952-10-23

water IS removed-leaving the mil
hons of miracle "Flavor Buds!
lOO% Pure Coffee-No Filters Added!
You just add hot water . .. and in
stantly the bursting "Flavor Buds"
food your cup with the richest, most
delicious coffee you've ever tasted.
One sip and you'll know at once that
you can never go back to old ways!
Saves you money, too! Economical
Instant Maxwell House saves you up
to 25t compared to pound of old
fashioned ground coffee.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Mississippion
Visited Here

Mrs. T. H. Parrish has returned
to her home in Oakland, Miss,
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
y. E. Galloway, jr., in their new
home in Silver Spring. Mr.. and
Mrs. Galloway came back to
Washington to live a year ago
after year or more in Mississippi,
the formers original home.
Mrs. Parrish also spent a week
with her brother law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheppard ir
Arlington and on her way home is
stopping with another brother in
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick in Atlanta.
Evening star., 1952-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene George
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Theresa Eugenia, to Mr.
Alfred r. Ohtersen, jr.. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohtersen of Ho-
boken, N. j.
Miss George is now employed
in the Office of Senator Lister Hill
Her fiance served in Korea for 13
months and is now associated with
Bethlehem Steel in Hoboken.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
MAJOR APPLIANCES
Radios
TELEvISI0N

20" Admiral, tobIe model, nnohoeony
veneered cobinet. Floor somple
Famous make TV, 20" screen, mo-
hoeony veneered eobinet. Floor SOM
SyIvonio Console TV, II" screen.
Mahogany veneered cobinet. Floor
somple. Model 7l40-----
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Ranges, DishWashers
Refrigerators

Fonous- Make 2-Door; 4o-Ib. freezer;
Model 1918
Famous make, 81 Gu. #, 40 Ib.
freezer. Floor somple -----.---
1852 Fomous make, ] Gu. #. Flash
Defrosting. Floor sompIe, model ! l82
Famous make, ! GU. #. No defrost-
ina. Floor sample, model ll92----
Evening star., 1952-10-23

Miss Barbara L. Ferguson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Louis Ferguson of Daytona Beach
Fla, became the bride on October
10 of Mr.. Charles Edwin Fox, jr.,
son of Mrs. Fox of Philadelphia
and the late Mr.. Fox. The mar
riage was performed by Rabbi
Balfour Brickner and DR.. Samuel
Sandmel, brother-in-law of the
bridegroom, at the First Congre-
gational Church in Washington.
The Hotel 2400 was the place of
the reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox will make
their home in Washington after
a wedding trip to the Pocono
Mountains.