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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE
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SEVERAL NICE LOTS-Acre or more
large trees and running stream.
miles from my ONCE; 81 300 to So:
E.l,luooG S9S; Terms rms g e. afo. g .MeNAB. Id
WoGDF1 H5l5HGH1 RAN RsMBfER sf sfrE-close in
frontase, xa e %se over 5000 aS 10 So sa IT, oo gss Is
and electricity. $1,000 cash. ia.
CORAL HnLs-16 lots; all utils.
avail; will defer to approved build
er. OWNER. DU. 4343. =
TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS in Garmody
Hills for sale; reasonable; leaving
town. J. GEORGES. 626 Eye st. NV
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.. buy 1 or more
OF the few remaining lots nr. lovely
Rock Creek Park. All improvements
rambler community, A bargain for
quick sale. ST. 1888; ewes. Sat,
Sun, EN-. 63Sl.
VA. SUBDIVISION-2 adjoining lots,
each IA acres. 150,ft. frontage,
| 800 IT. deep; beautiful surrounding
on property; excel. financing, for
both. Cali OBIE 1: WARRINGTON
AGENCY. OW. 1922.
COLUMBIA OAKS SUBDIVISION,
oyer u acre on corner, Of Columbia
$1,000; also lots "a and 25, 81. 800
ca, " cash. balance $25 mo-, ! mi
east of .Annandale on Columbia pike
. mi. from Wash. GLADSTONE E
LOT 6oxisS one block of 1900 block
Branch ave. Sc; all utilities In front
Of lot. Call 10. S-OSS7. 90
NEAR SHIRLEY HWY. at Springfield
Va: III i25x2i5 8 f.; wooded h9mssite
phone and ELECTRICITY in front q
SONS, Lincolnia. Va, AL. $3.50,
cHFyT ifiSS1a CHI CHASE, D. c., sttractiv. act
building site for rambler or similar
home; home Eft; f5ontage: located or or
OREGON ave. and :lst St. Also SINH
| lar lot Just over D. c.. line in Md
GEORGE l. BORGER. Inc, 643 In
diana ave, Ma. O350. IS
NEAR SILVER SPRING in Rosemar ry
With al utils. KAss-BERGER. INC.
BUILDER. OR DEVELOPER Of quail.
ity homes. 20 acres most beautiful
nSmes5tes; fHN SJ1S ready for subdivision
conn: conn ." GARDENS. Wheaton, NJ Md.
$2,495. Terms. 10. 2-5099. IS
BUILDING LOT. 75x144 IT. in Be-
thesda area, mr.. Health Institutes
and Naval Hospital. Ideally located
Tor, individual home builder. All
utils. and paved street. OIL. 1869
RESIDENCE. COMMERCIAL. indus
trial, r.r. siding, investment prop
critics, large and small parcels. In
Va. .close-in D. C. Also 80 acres
Zoned apt. semidet. and 4-family
flats near Md. Univ. C. LOUIS
CAPUTI. Realtor. FA. 1415.
VIRGINIA LOTS
Lee Hgts., 4 lots. good section; 2 are
corners, 2 inside. All at $4,000.
ANNANDALE
Brookhill subdivision. ! acre 255-ft.
frontage; ideal for nice rambler.
NEAR FAIRFAX THEATER
Three A-acre lots. 2 are corners;
with water. Price, $500 each.
MANASSAS
Pretty corner. ! acre. Price. $1,50O
FAIRFAX
Shirley Gate Park; two M-acre lots,
$3.50 each; both, ST 200.
l.. SPRINGFIELD
Near Shirley hwy; lots. 1OOx245;
Just over "a acre. Price. S775.
1902 N. Quincy st. ia. 2-401s
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SUMMER COMFORT

SUMMER COMFORT
RELAX ON THE BAY
BEACH-Restful va.
ter-front cottage with 2 bedrooms.
large liv. rm. and screened porch
facing bay; comb. kit. and dinette:
fully equipped, inside shower and
toilet, hot-water tank. furnished.
Only $1,000, reasonable terms.
BAY CREST-Beautiful bayfront cot-
tage with superb view. .Seawall pro-
lection; 2 glass-inclosed porches. 2
bedrooms with running water in
each. spacious liv. rm.. electrically
equipped kitchen: located for COM
fort and relaxation. Only $1,000.
other desirable cottages in North
Beach. West Beach. North Beach
Park and adjacent bay areas. Stop
by our Office any day or phone Mr..
Fowler: locally. WO. S716 any eve.
after g.
CHESAPEAKE CO.. INC.
AT THE STOP SIGN
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. MD.
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WE SELL FARMS

375-acre dairy and beef cattle farm:
6O-stanchion Washington barn,
silos, 2 tenant houses: main house
has 8 bedrms., bath; 80 acres in
alfalfa. go acres in wheat; plenty
81 water anS permamnent m. pestGiTs; est;r,e )
because Of illness. Financing no
problem. Call our farm representa-
tive, Mr. Randolph.
THOMPSON & GRAY
O.. e1oo. Realtors. . til ?.
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NORTH BEACH at Chesapeake Bay,
! lovely 5-bedrm. cottage, refgr..
! h.-w.h.. elec. range; on good streets.
| near sandy bathing beach: partly
furn.; sd.s6o. Call West River s471.
DEALE BEACH. Md. at Chesapeake
Bay-2Srm; cottage and A-acre good
land. $1,000: and q few lots very
sst. Deaie Beach. Md. West River
RETIREMENT FARM, Q acres yalu.
able land on. creek. cottage and
saraGe; beautiful shade trees; reas.
price. ]. F., HAFFORD, end 9Th St,
Deale Beach, Md. West River S47I.
DELIGHTFUL country home; new.
modern 2-bedrm. cottage and III
S1a, 500 j. F. HAFFoRp. END 5th
St. Deale Beach, Md. West River
wHifEER-FRoNr BuNGALow-cedar.
large liv. rm. with firepi, kit. bath:
screened porches with awnings,
garage, bath houses; End BUNGALOW
on Chesapeake ave. Open Sunday,
cedsrh"ast 10 p'ss real Or estate sss aai oie. on
BREEZY POINT BEACH, COTTAGES,
$4,000 and 81 300. and 3 bedrms.,
lGe. screened porches: elec. and
running water; fnEn; Excel; bathing.
ssg ssns ME Vs uppel RscKsk Msrl.eFo pF Mss TTss:
sons corner. through Chesapeake
HERALD HARBOR. MD. near Severn
riyer-3 choice. lots at . bargain
B$szh ! R5lsf r, !RsSEnisl'r 4es sF''; r.
N%oMINfi NOM f'IIsi cREEK-e1 acres open ON
Nomini Creek and Nomini Bay.
SysrlooEing SWsr6ac &c: C9rriomsn MAJ Bay and the
front; perfect harbor: % acres of
oyster shore; artesian well. six
room house, electricity; beautiful
trees and location. $4,000. Exclu-
sive with W. G; RICE. Warsaw. vir.
ginia. Phone Warsaw Is. 4
ANNAPOLIS mn, ROADS: Must sell beau-
baths, Law. sleeping porches: large
screened porch; stone terrace; large
| pier; main part: brick frame wing
Tor one or two families: coolest spot
p Phdns the HnhaSUs eay w5i sssgee ss4 at $40 800
ATTRACTIVE 2-bedroom cottage,
Shoreham Beach. partly furnished;
lovely lot; modern conveniences.
$500 Cali f1,H JU. iO5 5-s7ss. s9aa'en' f[iee'
SHERWOOD FOREST-cottases; 2.
GERALD,i faEF dIo,i OIL b5Oe (sunday, Cot
CLARKE's LANDING. st. Mary,
County. Md-Unfinished ! -rm. and
porch cottage on 54-acre with 9O-ft.
water front, $1,000 cash. 10.
LAKE JACKSON. VA. log cabin,
S35o0. For directions, call 10.
WELL WATERED. level, approximate
ly ?,000-ft river front farm in
Southern Maryland; 800 acres. more
or less. Adapted to fine tobacco
culture hay; srain and stock rais-
Ing. High state OF fertility. no rocks.
Splendid ducking shore. also Bplen-
did fishing. oystering and grabbing.
Comfortable home. electricity. oil
heat. Tenant houses, tobacco barns,
corn cribs. hardwood timber. Con-
veniently located to schools, hos
pltal. churches and stores. Write
BEiI6iNG III 5tSGV' SIZE, FIFE, wscomieo River.
900 1t. water front. surrounded BY
county rd. OIL. S106. a
NEAR SHADYSlDE, MD. 3S mi.
D. Civ. rm.. 2 bedrms., full
bath, bath, elec: kit. screened porch:
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CONSULT LEASING DEPT.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
REALTORS SINCE 1905
1905 H ST. NV, MA. 2345
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9 LOTS
LANGLEY. VA.
ATTENTION


LANHAM PARK
Out Defense hwy. Route 50).
The Largest Lot Development project
in Prince Georges County
L-Acre Lots. $3.50 to 81 ,45O
500 Down, Sl6 Monthly.
City Water, Phone, Electric.
Fast Bus and Train Service
Directions: BIadensburg road to
Defense hwy, 5 miles to
large sign 'Lsnham Park"
Once open daily and Sunday.
10 AM. to Q PM.
M. LEO STORCH
Developer
Phone UN. 1649
Phone for Beautiful Brochure
Giving All Details. =
Beautiful 5-Acre Estate
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
$2,150
5000 Down. $50 Monthly
M. Leo StOrch
UE. T649 a
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INVEST PROP. SALE (cont.)

NEW BRICK AND STONE CONNER
cial bldg.. containing Q stores and
price in first trust, AZ %. Income
approx. $4,000 annually, Excellent
tenants. Full bsmt.. freight eleya-
with LEduM q GERBER REALTY
CO.. OR. 1000 til 9. "a
SALE OR TRADE-Lge. brick, equip.
fer 3 units. Best N. Arlington loc.
oWNEs oETin1s RFSD goH ,Ssx SnlS I star trade write
30 UNIT APT. NV. well located
81 times rents. reasonable cash.
WHEATON. MD.-oa. ave; bea1ti;
full new stores; leased to splendid
rental; $4,000, substantial cash
payment; principals only. Box 116-V.
FonR-UNIr FedSF; APr.-By owner; bed
room living Tm,: kitchen ..l bath; at,
No agents. BOX lex. Star. a
FIvE-FAMILY BLDG, in NV. section;
consists OF three 2-bedroom apts,,
down. -GSfiSSE KENSErH spaii pHAcRMAN' i5So
K st. NV. ST. 5444. WI. 274s.
pEa Corner HRr 6t e6ase stPS heo@e s serfs MS
yE. besides owners apt. Of 8 rms.
q bedrms.) and bath: 3 other
equally desirable units. Eve, pnone
NAV Nj GeTHsts % sII,o- Ln; 1i3e2; lis i l. 7.
Ma. 0753.
FOR SALE-Business and investment
APT. BLDGS.-Several with excel
lent net returns. OFFICE BLDGS.--|
Large and small; downt9wn AND
sP1fSn sE1n faolcG ieSn Or suSn1bs, asDIsrETAh ah
or without r.r. sidines. Plus build
tions. CALL Mr.. DENHAM, 81.
1911; ewes. Sligo 1855. FRANK S.
PHILIPS. 927 10th st. NV. %
SOUTHEAST-Four furn. units; 3
baths: nr. Navy Yard, Congressional
Library Library and and Capitol; !,Ik;, ! blk; of E.
come, S210 per mo. 6ia times rental.
Out-of-town owner. KI. S-693O.
SILVER SPRING-Lge. 3-bedrm.. q
bath house; heart heart Of Silver Ig springG 60gG
for quick sale: 81. 1854. GRUBB-
WILLIAMS, over 40 Years in Sill
SILVER III aPrisPi issPPRNG-s-unit brick apt.
BLDG. det... INV. heat; good cond.;
1854. GRUBB- B-WILLIAN1S. lover
40 years in Silver Spring" -3
TWO-UNIT APT, 1st commercial
500 block Kennedy st. NV. Priced
right. terms. Call Mr.. Reid. TU.
200: evenings. 81. 7479. AVON
SHOCKEY. Realtor, 500 Kennedy
st. NV.
FOUR 8-UNIT BLDGs.. S37. 500 each
Centrally located in NV; white
tenants.
30 units. downtown D. c.: automatic
elevator: in superb, cond.; priced
low at "a annual rent.
Capitol HILL two 2-family flats: s.
rms, kit. and bath; individual heat
ing plant in each apt unit: S31 800
buys both buildings with low cash
payments.
MEzZANoTTE & co.
ST. S653. DE. 1916 a
UNUSUAL 4-FAMILY DIET. BRICK
apt. bldg. for home and income.
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WATER FRONT ACREAGE.

WATER FRONT ACREAGE.
PRINCE GEORGES CO.
& miles from the D. c. line. 4S acres.
has elevations. water views. Is free
from March shore fronts and within
easy committing distance from
down town Washington. At the price
offered. Is the best available water
front in the Washington area for
o group purchase for villa site
homes. or building project. Price.
81 600 per acre as an entirety.
CHARLES COUNTY
15 acres directly on the 2 mile wide
Potomac. 19 miles from the d. c.
line. Indian Head highway and South
Ca Gapital ,t;Ir.s St. bridge approach to
has fine building sites on the Po-
tomac. Price $1,000 per acre as
70 acres on Naniimoy bay. Charles
Co, 40 miles d. c. line, q bold
point in the bay that commands Q
marine view across the wide Po-
tomac, has 1900 feet shore 'front.'
age and is improved by a 6O-foot
4-room and bath house. Situated ON
q county maintained road in q neigh
borhood Of large holdings. Price at
THEODORE r. FENK
WATER FRONT SALES SINCE 1921
927 18th st. NV. EX. 274O
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Chevy Chase Circle Area
Store, 16x60. in well-established
shopping center. Large display win
dow. Available now at reasonable
rental TO responsible party. Call
]. H. KNOX.
Thos J. Fisher & Co.. Inc
73s 18th st. NV DI. $3.50 ID
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SPECIAL, BARGAIN-Owens Beach,
Deale. Md. Beautiful corner. Lge.
liv. rm., 3 bedrms., kit. bath: lge.
lot: garage.
MASONS BEACH-Attrac. cottage. 3
bedrms., din. rm. and kit; glaSsed-
In porch; good cond. Price. $4,000.
Act today to secure these bargains.
Call MR.: ODUM, RE. 5216, Sat-,
Sun. and ewes. West River 6l31.
AVALON sHoREs-Attractive 2-bed-
room bungalow less than two years
old with all modern conveniences.
A beautiful waterfront lot with pri-
vate pier makes this q home you
would be proud to own.
GLEBE HEIGHTS-Two-be bedroom cot.
age on approx. soft waterfront.
Adjoining lot can be purchased.
WOODLAND BEACH-We have nu-
merous. cottages in this desirable
waterfront area. Priced from ST..
900.
EDGEwATER REALTY CO!
VIM. E. Miller. Realtor.
MAYO RD., EDGEWATER. MD.
Phone Annapolis 51S3. =
ANNE ARUNDEL AND CALVERT
COUNTIES. MD.-We have the
largest selection of lots in this area.
as low as $40 down, $40 per mo.
You select the beach, we'll put It
within your reach.
KAY REALTY co. RA. 1900
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FARMETTF

FARMETTE
Beautiful 6 acres in Mont. Co.. on 2
hard roads; 6-rm house (no BATH.
barn and other bldgs.; property IN
good condition; priced at only Slo'-
JOHN A. WENTZ, Realtors
1897 BALTIC. ave-. College Park. AP.
O9O0 til 9 pm. j
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LOUDOUN COUNTY

Potomac River stock and grain farm,
$50 acres, all in grass and under
cultivation Modern 10-rm. home,
terms. Also numerous other farms
from $12,500 up. PETERS REALTY
Mclean, Va. FL. 3703. -
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FARMS (conf.)
.ETZI,ER Guide
TO MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS,
AND ESTATES
On Acres Re9utifIll Colonial

TO MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS
AND ESTATES
80 Acres, Beautiful Colonial
Situated less than "a mi. from new
dual hwy: just % mi. from Wash.
home consists of 4 lge. bedrms.. 2
baths. 3 glassed and screened par
lors, den, spacious uy. rm. and din.
rm. and extra lge. kit: 1t has oil
heat and dry bSmt.: many outbldss
including splendid stable: lovely
lawn and shade trees. Call US for
further particulars.
Potomac Hunt Country
Two beautiful estates. both with love
~ homes of rms and ga baths.
] with acres. / with y acres;
excellent stables.
Maryland's Outstanding
Estate
Dairy farm. 800 acres, mansion and
2 guest houses: prosperous business:
priced right, including dairy herd.
Several Other Farms
Ranging from 10 acres to 800 acres;
prices are right. Call US.
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RAMBLER SITES

Silver Spring. 55x1O5 ST 800
Silver Spring, S5Xl45 s., 900
Wheaton. Md, 7Ox15O - 81 800
Wheaton, Md, cor, SOXl5O 81 $50
Bethesda. 7Ox19O ------.. $4,000
All have sewer and water.
SCHAEFER, Broker
DE SnIln: Ewes DE. iO17
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Bradley Hills Area
Outstanding Value

Ia oNASy AAAAAo 1AANC$
Outstanding Value
custom-built English
style stone home. with charm and
atmosphere. built on "a acre OF
beautifully landscaped terrace, flower
garden, shrubs. etc; too lovely. to
describe. this outstanding home has
many wonderful features. and Is in
immaculate condition: lovely lge.
with bar and powder rm. opening
onto stone patio and walled garden,
rec. rm. with beamed ceiling and
firepl., 3 bedrms.. breakfast. rm.. sep
gear garage; maids rm. and bath.
This home is wonderful for enter
tanning; shown by appt.
METZLER, REALTORS
New address: 5022 Conn. ave. OR OR.
morning 10 m. on. -
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

PURCELLVILLE. VA, new homes.
Loudoun County. lust l-hour drive
from Washington on Ri. z; coun-
try living with all city conveniences
WI. 4401, or Purcellville 1927. -
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THEODORE p. FENK
WATER FRONT SALES SINCE 1921
927 18th st. NV. EX. 2730
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3S-ACRE FARM in Bull Run Battle
field area. 150-year-old stone house.
Modern. 20 rooms; modern stone
servants cottage.
Homesites and small farms: 20
miles from Washington; good road,
fine location. Phone Haymarket
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Bazaar Planned By Church Guild

will display shell jewlery and ex-
plain how it was made. Mrs.
Robert Kocher and Mrs. Robert
H. Grant will preside over the
sale of house plants and lockwood
for outdoor paintings.
The Laetare Study Club will be
in charge of a book corner, with
Mrs. John F. PAIL making ar
rangements for home delivery.
Mrs. Edmund Wettengel will be in
charge of the apron booth and
Mrs. John F. Law will preside at
the Small Fry Booth featuring
toys and the like for the youngest
set.
Mrs. Carmen Bellino, chairman
of the Altare Del group. announces
that imported creches for use
under the Christmas tree will DO
available.
Special interest is expected to
center in the doll booth where
Miss Gertrude D'Andelet will DO
in charge.
Louis F. Ricca has organized q
group Of men from the Holy Name
Society Of the parish to provide
sandwiches and coffee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08

A white elephant auction will
be one Of the many attractions
of the autumn bazaar to be held
on Saturday afternoon and eve
ming at the Bethesda Country
Club for the benefit of the St.
Jane Frances de Chantal Catholic
Church of Bethesda, Md.
The bazaar is scheduled to open
at 2 pm. and the auction will
begin at 1880 pm. Albert S. Tab
Ter. jr.. Of Damascus. Nd, will
be the auctioneer.
Mrs. Andrew c. Auth is general
chairman Of the bazaar which is
under the sponsorship of the De
Chantal Guild.
A country store, Offering home
canned goods. will be under the
direction of the Christ Child group,
with Mrs. j. Kirby Neil in charge,
and the st. Jane group will spon-
sor fancy work booth.
Mrs. Philip Altenbaugh and
Mrs. William L. Daley have as
sembled a collection of antiques to
be sold and Mrs. Willard Stukey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
Democratic Group To Honor Illinois

The State Of Illinois will b,
honored at the first fall educa.
ton committee luncheon of the
IWoman's National Democratic
Club to be held tomorrow in the
clubhouse.
Mrs. Jesse M. Donaldson, chair
man. has announced the speaker
will be Assistant Postmaster Cen
era1 John Redding. a native of
Illinois. He will speak on the
subject. Abuse of Power"
Honored guests at the luncheon
will include Mrs. Stephen Mitchell.
wife Of the chairman of the Dem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
Readiness
By Anoelo Potri

We could save ourselves anc
the children deal of woe if We
took time to consider the readi.
ness Of the child for the instruc-
ton we want to give him. Nobody
in his right mind would try tc
teach 3-month-old infant to eat
with a spoon, because he is not
ready for such a performance
Yet over and over again we find
people trying to teach little chill
dren, and older ones, too, practices
and ideas which they will not be
ready to accept for years to come.
How can one know when a child
Is ready for any one branch of
learning? The only way have
found is to watch the growth of
the child for signs Of readiness.
The baby begins reaching for a
spoon. the 5-year-old child begins
studying books and papers and
although we see he is holding his
reading matter upside down we
know he is beginning to have an
interest in reading, an interest
which, If allowed to take its way,
its time. without any pressure
from any one. will develop into
the readiness we are waiting for.
Often we try to teach a child
an idealism that is beyond childish
grasp. We demand he be unselfish
when. at his stage Of growth. self
1shness is a normal state. We
expect good Judgment before the
child has had the experiences
basic to sound Judgment. We
expect adolescents to exercise
choice, make sound decisions,
curb driving instincts when they
still have the bloom of childhood
upon them. Any such demands
or expectations are doomed to
disappointment. Too often they
result in bitterness of spirit in
both children and adults con-
cerned.
Nature ordained a prolonged
infancy for human children and
who are we to argue with her
or try to force her hand? Good
sense demands that in this as well
as in other things we go along
with her and work with her rather
than against her DEGREES, remem-
bering always that she has never
yet given us two children alike
in all respects, readiness among
them.
One child will begin to talk at 9
months. while another will not be
ready for another year. One child
will read at 5 years Of age while
another will not be ready until he
is Z. One adolescent will be a
responsible personality at Is, an
other not for years to come. It
is for us to study the child that
each is under Nature and time our
teaching accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08
Civil Defense Proqrum

+ Mrs. Thalia Woods. director O.
women's participation for the Fed.
eral Civil Defense Administration
will be the guest speaker at s
meeting of the Junior Woman:
Club of College Park to be hele
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the parish
house in College Park.
Mrs. Woods will discuss the sub.
ject, Civil Defense in Women's
Clubs"
A guest at the meeting will be
Miss Alma Preinkert, chairman OF
the Civil Defense Committee of
the General Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs.
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Pen Women Slate
DINNER Saturday

The annual homecoming din
ner Of the District Branch of tn,
National League of American Pei
Women will be held at $50 Sat
urday at the Fairfax Hotel.
Miss Janice Holland, well-knowr
Washington illustrator of chill.
dren's books. will be the CUES
speaker.
Mrs. Edward r. Seal. newly
elected president, will be pre-.
sented to members at the dinner
which will be sponsored by the
creative groups under the chair
manship Of Mrs. j. H. Wallace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-08

! lington Federation of Women
Clubs will entertain for the Stat
officers at a banquet at Z pm
tomorrow in Holgate's Arlington
House.
The principal speaker at Fri
days meeting will be Mrs. JOIN
L. Whitehurst of Baltimore, chair
man OF the new Americanism De
partment of the General Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs. Mrs. J
York Welborn, Fourth Distric
president, will preside.
Greetings will be extended b,
R. j. johnson, managing directo
of the Arlington Chamber of Com.
merce. and Mrs. Sofas Clark, pres
ident of the hostess group, tn,
Clarenford, Woman's Club. Mrs
Francis Ayler of Berryville will
make the response.
Your Community and You" viii
be the subject of a talk to be pre-.
sented by Mrs. H. Stanley Bailey
Of Roanoke, president of the Vir.
ginia Federation of Women.
Clubs. The State leader has chosen
the establishing of community
service as the theme for her two
year administration.
Long an advocate of community
participation, Mrs. Bailey also has
urged the full cooperation of
every club in Virginia In the Get
Out the Vote" program now being
advocated by the General Fedora
ton. r
Other speakers for the conven-
ton will include: Mrs. Richard
of Norfolk, State vice
president; Mrs. William Watt of
Arlington, State treasurer. and
Mrs. Harvey w. Carson. jr.. Of Pu-
laski, junior vice president of the
State Federation.
Mrs. Welborn will introduce Mrs.
o. F. Northington, jr., of Fred
ericksburg, editor Of the Virginia
Clubwoman" and Mrs. John C.
Shower, chairman Of the interna-
tional affairs department of the
Virginia Federation and a past
president Of the Fourth District.
Heading up the hostess list for
the banquet tomorrow will be Mrs.
j. Fred Abel, president of the
Arlington Federation and a men,
Der of the Waycroft Woman's
Club.
Seated at the speakers table
along with Mrs. Abel will be the
Virginia Federation officers, Mrs.
Bailey, Mrs. Schweitzer, Mrs.
Watt and Mrs. Carson.
Still others at the head table
will include Mrs. Welborn, Mrs.
Shower and Mrs. Ivan Booker,
State historian and q member of
the Ashton Heights Women's Club.
A special table will be provided
for presidents of the clubs in
County.
Fall flowers and candles of blue
and gold. federation colors, will
decorate the banquet room. The
place cards, sketched with fall de-
signs. will be penned in Olde
English script.
Those in charge of banquet ar
engagements are Mrs. j. c. Chesser.
chairman. Mrs. Wayne Bard, CO.
chairman, and Mrs. Homer w.
5witzer, all of the Westover
Club.
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Virginia Federation Group
Plans Session in ArIinqton

Approximately $50 clubwomer
are expected to assemble in Ar
lington Friday for the 28th an
nual meeting Of the Fourth Dis
trict, Virginia Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs.
The all-day session, to be held in
the Mt. Olivet Methodist Church,
will get under way with registra-
ton of delegates from the dis
trict's 80 federated clubs, at $50
am.
AS a preliminary event, the Ar
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ocratic National Committee, and
Mrs. Emily Taft Douglas, former
representative from Illinois.
On Friday night the club will
entertain at an after-dinner coffee
hour scheduled to begin at $3.50
pm. in the clubhouse.
Mrs. Stella Werner, Democratic
candidate for Congress from the
Sixth Maryland District, will be
guest speaker. She has chosen
for her topic, 1.-THE Democratic
Campaign Challenge In Mary
land"