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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-27
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uno @ottbeit, Seine tiefe Demut uno
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-27
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8ie Jreubensabre, bic Der 6immel ment.
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> meift bn, tuen bas nieore Dad mmid)lieft?
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ltnb iblummernb Sfinbein; mie m Sranm perlpren
Die Wfntter fuet, @eib unb Snnefran bod.
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llnb Der Sire febn gerinse 2ente,
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9em 66diten Gbr' unb alien Menden Srieoe,
Die zines snten 8illens fnb!
Annette DroSte
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3 boh!
Cine ein5ige Srdne pabrer, aufri6-
tiger gfeue geniigt, Inn audi bier elm
@unoer su betpirfen. 0as ipahiame
auge oes bimmlil6en @drtners ge.
ndbrt sic Heue unb in Seiner unenos
li6en 2iebe unb 8armber5igfeit oer=
leibt gr ibr jene nirfiame &raft, oie
Sic Seele 81, neuem 2eben ertpedt 1lnO
lie 8liiten ser 0emut unb Selbltper-
1euanune berporbrinsen ldBt. N. G.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Miss Hines and Mr.. Conqer
Are Wed in Ceremony Here

The marriage of Miss Lucy
Jane Hines, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Robert Frank Hines,
to Mr.. George Walter Conger, son
of Mrs. Mabel f. Conger and the
late Mr.. George Walter Conger,
took place on October % at the
National Baptist Memorial Church.
Dr. Edward B. Willingham offici-
ated after which a reception was
held at the Congressional Country
Cub.
Mrs. James Arthur Carroll was
matron of honor for her sister
and the maid of honor was Miss
Nancy F. Harris. Miss Marie K.
Huxley and Miss Mabel Miller
were bridesmaids. Mr.. Albert j.
Coffman served as best man and
the usherS were the Messrs.
Russell S. Lewis, Thomas w.
Wright, Paul B. Hamilton and
James Arthur Carroll.
After a southern wedding trip,
the couple will reside in Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Double Weddinq
Ceren1OnyHeId

At st. Mary's Catholic Church
in Upper Marlboro on October 81,
the Misses Virginia Marie and
Mary Ann Dixon became the
brides of Mr.. Sam F. Smiroldo
and Mr. Gordon R. Cox, respec-
lively. Father Patch performed
the ceremony which was followed
by a reception at Coral Hall in
Coral Hills, Md.
The sisters are the daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leo Dixon
of Melwood, Md. Mr.. Smiroldo
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
o. Smiroldo of Washington and
Mr.. Cox is the son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox, also of this
city.
The couples will reside in
Prince Georges County.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Miss LuMuster IS Married

Miss Virginia Ann Lancaster,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Holcomb Lancaster of Bladens-
burg, Md, was married on October
25 to Mr.. Paul Michael Evans,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Evans
of Nichols, Conn. st. John the
Baptist Greek Catholic Church in
Bridgeport, Conn, was the scene
of the ceremony with the Rev.
Daniel P. Maczcov officiating. A
reception was held afterwards at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
P. Evans in Trumbull, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans will reside
in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
-Zweig Photo.

The Rev. Edgar w. Beckett Of
ficiated on October Is at the
First Methodist Church for the
wedding of Miss Margaret Yvonne
Giles, daughter of Mrs. F. Giles
OF London, England and the late
Mr.. Giles, and Mr.. Ralph M. Ladd.
He is the son of Mr.. Alonzo Ladd
of Washington, D. c.
Following a reception at the
Church MI. and Mrs. Ladd left for
a wedding trip to Canada, after
which they will make their home
in Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Reoqdn-Benefiel

Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Reagan of
Cannonsburg, Pa, announce the
engagement of their daughter
jeanne Christine, to Mr.. LeGrand
A. Benef1el, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon G. Benefiel of Greenbelt,
Md. No wedding date has been
set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
-Stuckey Photo

st. Thomas More Church was
the scene of the wedding of Miss
Joanne Buscher, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph T. Buscher, of
Arlington on Saturday, October
25, and Mr.. Kemp Rene Labourin.
He is the son of Mrs. Rene Joseph
Labourin of Escanaba. Mich.
Father Wingler performed the
ceremony, and following a recep-
ton at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Labourin
left for a northern wedding trip.
They will reside in Escanaba,
Mich.
Evening star., 1952-10-30

$3.50 to $lO95 Girdes For the small medium full figures
in nylon san cotton brocade sheer nyon Is and Is
inch lengths in nude and white boned boneless Many
of style 295 and S3.95
SSO NylOn Pante Girdes For the shorter figures in nude
shades with Talon closing Sizes 25 80 but in
every model
$S95 81 Brassere Braseettes Discontinued
Nyon and satin in white nude few black Sizes
32 36 and 38 Not all sizes in style -55 and S395
Handbags-Street Floor
(Al prices plus Federal Taxi
50-S95 Black BrOadcloth beautifully styled pouch
tailored styles, metal trimmed ------------ $595
5O-S3 and S. Evening Bags, with bead TRIM in draw
string metal frame styles White pastel shades,
S1.50 and $3.50
2SS5 to $3.50 Faie Handbags pouch tailored
Styles with inside upper pockets In black navy,
few browns S3.95 $250
21-$1250 to $225O Cain Bags of kind in pouch
tailored Styles with inside Upper pockets Black
brown S795 to SIS
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Suit Shop-Third Floor
$49.75 Wool Flannel Suits ----$ $40
Short Jackets in light champagne color only Misses

$50.75 Suits observation-disclosures S48
Slim skred peat Grey blue or brown wool flan-
mel sizes 10 to 18
$30.75 Suits S25
JUNIOR sizes.
$69.75 Suits $45
Long Jackets straight skirts Mron wool Miroe in blue or
Sizes 10 to 18.
Twotone flannel with four pockets slim skirt Blue
in Junior sizes One button wideapeed hannels with
slim skirts. Misses sizes.
$98.95 to $l25 Suits
Misses sizes
Teen ShOp-Fourth Floor
cottons m n sa.!rsed prints. Sizes to IS.
$l.95 to $4.95 Shorts
Boys shorts cotton tws and gabardines in light
colofs Broken Sizes
$l.05 BlOuses
short-seeved cotton shirts olue and white paids Sizes
10 to IA.
Sl4.95 Dresses S7.95
Halter dresses with jackets MILDLY dresses. affetas
tissue faies silk and aceates Dark coors in sizes
to Is.
$895 to $lO.95 Cotton Dresses So
S5acks With Jackets onepece styles assorted fabrics
and coloIs. Sizes 8 to 15
Shoe SalOn-FOurth Floor
$50 prsome of Our Best Quality Casual not pairs in
each style Included cobra anke tan sng sand beige
multcolor, violet and patent leather $6
pr-Famous Make Shoes black brown blue
red CALI suede with calf SINGS SuedeS with black
patent, few green sings
Corset ShOp-Second Floor
Included the group
Poette California Fashions Franco and H. & W. styles
and boned For the small, medium, large and exra-large
figures tall short figures Only one two OF style Size
all sizes model All discontinued from regular stock
$685. S595, $7.95
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Also These Clearances in
French ROOm-SecOnd Floor

$29.95 TO 1895 Dresses
5S3ss5 afternoon chons white background prints
Sizes 10, IL, Is, 18.
3$2995 afternoon silk aqua pink Size 16 only
$2995 cotton organdy afternoon dresses pink print
Sizes "A, IT,
2-S29s5 onepiece silk print purple beige ground
Sizes H. 16
1-$35 two-piece cotton lace suit in aqua Size 18.
l-$2995 beige cotton jacketed dress. Size H.
l-$39S5 pink afternoon silk organza. Size 16.
$39.95 to $59.95 Dresses
s5ss5 French import copies print print
on beige ground. Sizes TO- IL, Is, 49,
S995 silk afternoon dresses Grey size rose
size "A.
1-S3995 white silk organdy afternoon Size IA
$2995 cinCh belted winter cotton
white size 10 and II; royal and black size 16 and 10
$50 to $l75 Dresses $50
$3.50 French import copies in silk taeta chiffon
with white, sizes TO- IA, 16.
1$75 short peach silk formal embroidered bead TRIM
Size TO-
1$175 silk chiffon short formal, embroidered TRIM White with
pink. Size 16.
Misses Dresses-SecOnd Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-30
n elI,effs
Street
\saa1 ShirIineton
Silver Spring
4473 Conn. Avenue
Bethesda

Clearance in the Children's Shops
ShirlingtOn and Silver Spring
$2.95 to $lO.05 TOddler Dresses.
| $1.95 to $795
Fine cottos chambrays broadcoth ripple sheens polished
cottons coOrfuI pads. Lace stitch pure linen
trim. PaStels jewel tones assorted paids Toddler
| sizes to z.
$3.05 to $12.05 Dresses .05 to $8.0 .05
Striped solid cotton piques cotton chambrayS
| cotton disciplined Styles cotton broadclohs ravon
| plaid and cotton corduroy combinations. Sizes 6x
| $4.95 to $l4.95 Dresses---$3.95 to So. .95
Bates cotton disciplined jewel polished coons
fine chambrayS and broadcloths, coorfu cotton
| plads. Sizes Z to IA.
Subteen's $5.95 to $1995 Dresses
| Sizes 8 to IA S4.05 to S16.O5
Jerseys, cotton tweed corduoys with wool jersey turtle
neck dckies striped and solid cotton denims fall
coorfu striped coons plaid cottons. Tan, blue, grey
| green and gold. Sizes to IA.
Washable Sister Corduroy Jumpers printed and solid
| styles
$495 ano $795-Szes 3 to S395 595
$795 ana $895-SiZeS to IA $3.50
$895 Subteen-Sizes to IA $5S5
| Red, green grey, gold and assorted prints.
$l2.95 to $22.95 Tot to Teen Party Dresses.
$5.95 to SlO.95
Rayon aetaS marqusettes tafeta combinations
few custom made styles Pink blue maize white green
orchid Sizes, girls to IA, subteen to IA.
$2.95 to $4.95 Tot to Teen Hats,
ST. and $l.95
Wool ets rollers cloches berets bumpers beanies and
bonnet Styles Red green, navy brown, natural wine,
| cocoa.
Evening star., 1952-10-30

1OS%9S5 Lace Afternoon Dresses in navy aqua rose few
dinner dresses in pastel shades. Broken sizes
I-S39S5 Rose Lace Dinner Dress, size 1877 S25
l-S4995 Rose Lace Dinner Dress scaloped peplm front
Size 36 Ss5
s4s95 Aqua Lace Dinner Dress loop scaop 1872,
S35
1-s4ss5 Blue Lace Formal with cape Size 2O
,-,soo. SIS
1-$11O Rose Beige Lace, 20 SIX
1S125 Rose Nylon embroidered lace top size s
1S125 Nav, Silk Marqusette Formal strapess and full
Budget Dress Shop-Fifth Floor
$8.95, $1O.95 and $l4.95 Dresses S4
One prints stripes solid colors ravon
crepeS Bembergs, sheers Jerseys nyons Mostly
summer dresses tailored and dressy styles from regular
m nu pink, black Broken sizes IL to TO- 6a to 241z.
Cotton Shop-Fifth Floor
$8.05 to $l4.05 Dresses ----S SIS
Lacemmed prints cotton pastels pastels
with dyedomah lace crisp dotted cottons dmes
Many few OF kind Sizes IL to A, 141s to 222
Coored stripe white rayon
or under Sizes 1s plus to "a plus.
$3.S5 Plaid Tissues Ginghams nd
Junior Budget Shop-Fourth Floor
$lO.95 to $13.95 Dresses s--$7.05
piece ukrted black ayon taa with safety
pin trim, onepece sheer veenecked rayon taffeta
rhinestone and ribbon trim in black navy black
royal cotton corduroys patent belts
tucked front hee
with white collars.
$8.95 Dresses SIS
Rayon faie Queen Anne collar and gathered
skirt falle scoopneck jumpers onepiece rayon tweeds
$8.95 to $l3.95 Summer Dresses So
White, blue pink offshouder flock dots black and white
prints with Queen Anne collar white ground dot
Evening star., 1952-10-30

12-S750 to S095 Grdles. Nylon and cotton with
Talon closing, in IA Is inch lengths very special
purchase from Dorothy Bckum In nude and white
Sizes Is to 32 Many of our popular styles S495
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Sports ShOp-Third Floor
sl7.95 Corduroy Suits. SO

| jacket, turn-back cuffed sleeves slim skirt Can
be worn as dress or suit. Green royal, grey,
brown, Sizes 10 to 49,
at JeHeffs F Street-also Shirlinefon, Silver
Spring, and Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
BlOuses-Third Floor

32-$lO.95 BlOuses -$4
White crepe with small collar ribbon tie but
ton back push-up lace insert sleeves. Sizes 80 to &c.
29-$5.95 Blouses 50
Cotton stripes with small collars and plain color bib front
with simulated pearl buttons push-up sleeves In red or
purple stripe sizes 80 to &C.
Evening star., 1952-10-30

Misses $l4.05 to $16.05 Dresses $5
Group OF silk prints novelty fabrics light
and dark backgrounds
Misses $I7.95 to $2295 Dresses
Street and afternoon cotton tweds novelty
ayon affetas Dressy and tailored styles in green brown
blue, black
Misses $25 Dresses SIS
Many one OF style in street and afternoon fashions Rayon
crepes and faies tissue faes Navy black brown green
aqua, red.
Wedding Dresses Reduced-SeventhF Floor
$165 Ivory Rayon Satin Gown, size r. ---- SIPS
$125 Gown with Cathedral Tran rayon SATIN Size
1885 Lace and Nylon Tue Wedding Dress, size II
$6SS5 and $75 Wedding Dresses style rayon satin that
converts into strapless evening dress Formal
gown in white nylon tue size 10. Another STYLE eyeet
embroidered organdy size IL - $50
SS9S5 NyOn Tulle with Detachable Size SIS
$1S.95 to S39.95 Bridesmaid Dresses . IS to S25
Group OF pase in ballerina and full lengths Mostly
OF kind not all sizes.
Evening star., 1952-10-30

Misses $39.95 to $59.95 Evening Dresses,
$29.95
Short lace jackeed dresses sequn bodced baenas long
formals in fale matching capes nyon net and
velvet formas Mostly of a kind
Evening star., 1952-10-30

WOmen's Dresses-Second Floor
6O-WOmen's $l7.95 to $22.95 Dresses. S.
Light ground print heers with short sleeves and stitch
peats acensert black navy chiffons with taffea
slips rhinestone buttons stitch detail Sizes 41a to 221a
80 to "A. - '-'
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Tnum10u-maiuy at bAkff5 F STREET
.uoff. except Chzdru} &rAngtm and SHvr Spring
- =$>~ MONTH-END CLEARANCE
wM nd@m

1t 7U1H pay you to check and douR
tomorrow for special excitement in OF
Ind remember please to shop carefuiy-no e.cha
French Room-Second Floor
$30.05 to $40.05 Dresses $25
6-S3995 aceyoked silk shantung dresses Green
chartreuse red. Sizes IA to Is.
2$45 long chiffon dinner
1-S4995 long nylon net formal pink orchid H.
l-$45 long white chiffon evening dress. Size 10.
10k ;aile coat dresses grey Sizes 12 49,
Silk taffeta cocktail dresses Teal
1895 to $69.05 Dresses $35
$4S95 twOpece winter cotton with white
or royal, brown with black. Sizes 10 to 6.
S49S5 long evening with Coral
size ID, aqua size II, sizes II 8.
S4995 nyion lace and marquisette formal Blue size 90
1-S8995 black silk chiffon afternoon
1S6995 short jaketed evening Dress
aqua taheta. Size Is
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Misses Dresses-SecOnd Floor

Extra-For Misses!
$l9.95 and $25 Dresses $l405
small group of street and afternoon dresses novelty
fabrics fine fales and rayon crepe Many of
style something in all Sizes 10 to 20 Navy black fscha
green grey.
Misses $25 90 to $29 95 Dresses
One and two piece styles in rayon faes
novelty fabrics Navy, black high shades Something in all
sizes, 10 to 20.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Negligees-Fourth Floor

| lOO-$3 .95 Cotton PinafOres $2.95
With pockets half belts One style print green
blue pa5tels in blue, aqua, yellow Sizes IL to 90
| Street. ShIineton and Silver Spring
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Budget Sport Shop-Street Floor
SKIRTS, SWEATERS, BLOUSES

Remarkable Savings on Wanted Separates!
94-$7.95 and $lO.95 Skirts SIS. .05
Slim wool gabardines in black and few green's and
slenderizing trimmed bengalnes in black blue
pink champagne custerpeater rayon surrahs multi
strip or rich deep purple or red. Sizes 10 to Is.
l75-$4.95 and $5.95 SlipOn Sweaters,
$395
Fine-gauge Australian wool zephyrs lambs wool yellow
green, purple red and offgrey Broken sizes "a 4O
82-$5.95 and $7.95 BlOuses $3.05
Rayon tissue faes in assorted coors hree-quarter styles
with convertible necknes nyons in linen trico weave
assorted coorS few whites; ureneck sleeveless wool
seys in navy white, purple red. Broken 80 to 3s
Evening star., 1952-10-30

5-S395 and S595 Bouses So Nylons rayons
and cottons in assorted coors and style Broken
$3.50 and $395 BOuses ST. Assorted white
pink blue maze eeved nylon shirtwaists
80 to 80.
l-S595 Wesks So Broken sizes grey brown
turquoise corduroy.
2S895 Spencer style with psh-lp sleeves
in red, green, grey, brown.
Junior Deb ShOp-FOurth Floor
65S95 to Sl995 Dresses S. prints peated
skirts onepece veverays cotton jacket dresses
pure silk prints.
SSS495 to S2295 Dresses $2 Rayon wide boero
halter dresses twopece pastel corduroys
duroy SUITS onepiece striped winter cottons
rdescent taeta suits with velvet collars,
wool and orion jumpers.
S25 to $2995 Dressy Suits Rayon costume suits
with vevetcolared Jackets striped piece rayon fale
suits.
OS35 to S3995 Dresses SS Threepece SUITS
one-piece knit-trimmed wools twopece
rb-knit yoke.
-S3995 to SIS Evening Dresses S28 with rues in
pastel shades, white with lace panels skirt
6S2995 to S35 Evening Dresses SIS
with peated skirts of nyon nylon net strapless
1-S6995 Evening Dress $38 Yellow nylon flower leaf
appliqued bodice. Size IL.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-03

"ROCK sMAsHER" AT Work. Defending AIs
title At Philadelphia heavyweight champ Joe WAlCOtt
hammers Rocky MAFClAnO 20 the canvas for nFae
time In his career, I'm round one. Wen ahead On
pOlmta wAlcOtt was KOd by unexpected blow In
18TH round EX-chamP Jersey Doe Ia Oadesa world
chAmplOA In history Of boxing. NeWSprcas Rhoa@J
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-14

II everybody agreed with everybody else. tn
would stop going around.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-14


|or that, cut them ! little shorter
perhaps. |. but bangs she insisted
upon.
It is almost as though, instinc.
lively, Mamie Doud Eisenhower
was determined to remain : defi.
mite personality IN her own rirhf
instead Of just I wife overshad-
owed by the Increasing tame of
her husband.
She realizes that It eatherines
she gets pointed out IS ssthe Won
an with bangs. /" Easy 70 spa easy
to remember. Those who know
Mrs. Eisenhower well regard her
as 4 clever woman even though
she might seem to work q not
appearing 90.
Although Mrs. EisenhOWcr HIS
held to bangs, regardless ii wheth.
er they were il Or out q style,
she likes clothes right up q the
minute in fashion. She deliehts in
shopping, and she does 80 with IN
eye on the price tas.
Just before Gen. Eisonhower
gave up his Paris post - supreme
commander Of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization, she bought
several frocks and eowns nom
well-known French houses. she has
kept her slim nguro and wears
clothes well. n jewelry. she iayors
earbobs.
She especially likes hats mainly
small and some d them aro Of
the type that causes 4 man to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-14

tralia must Be set up and expanded
% i great American base.
Marshall said he agreed with
Ike.
Ike found himself being drawn
more and more into planning and
further from his dream, combat
command. N February, 1912, he
was made head Of the War Plan
ming Division. The next month he
was sent to London by Marshall
to prepare 4 highly strategic re-
port, directive for the Command
ing General, European Theater Of
Operations. "
On June 8. Marshall read the.
report. On June II. Ike had his
orders. He was to fly to London
and take full command Of the ErO.
History had suddenly made a
lot Of room for the boy from Abb
lene.
Tuesday: Crusade in Evrops.l
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Dorothy Raymer said she
couldn't use the following story
So I'm swiping it for the women
readers Of this column. Beauty
salons viii probably be swamped
with q bang-up business.
~ RUTH CONAN
CHICAGO "a Thanks to Mrs.
Dwight b. Eisenhower bangs are
now ! high-style hair fashion.
The wife Of the Republican pres
idential nominee has worn some
version Of bangs for more than
90 years. She now considers them
ssmy trademark.
Through the years Mamie and
her bangs have been topic Of
conversation among Army wives.
Some wanted her to let them grow
out, but she wouldn't. She would
let hairdressers curl them this way
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Kansas Farm Boy To General
Dwight David Eisenhower
Nixon's Choice

CHICAGO N - Sen. Richard M.
Nixon, who is Gen. Dwight D.
Eisenhower's running mate on the
1852 presidential ticket, voted foI
somebody else when the COP
picked its standard bearer.
Nixon was 4 member Of the Cal.
| ifornia delegation which went solid.
|ly for Gov. Earl Warren on the
first ballot Friday.
The California delegation was
pledged to Warren because he was
| the winner Of that states primary.
It stuck with Warren.