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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18

Recent gusets of Mrs. S. O..
Southall were Miss Lucy Wood
Of Richmond. and Mr. and Mrs
S. O. Southall il. OF wilson
N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson
viii spend the Christmas hoh-
days with Mrs T'hompson's
parents in Roanoke
Mrs. Jamayne Davis and child
ren. Clara. Clarence and Billy,
Mr.. and Mrs Clay Coleman and
daughter. Linda. and Mr. and
Mrs. James Davis spent Sunday,
in Colonial Heights, with Mr. and
Mrs. John B. Davis
Arthur DICKENS, OF Richmond.
spent the week end with his
father. Dr. A V. K. Dickens
Mr. and Mrs H A Holmes and
son. Aubrey, visited Mr. and Mrs
A w Holmes. in South Hill. and
Mr.. and Mrs r. f. Williams. in
Victoria. Sunday
Mrs. w. S. Wright is spending
sometime with her daughter and
son-in- law. Mr.. and Mrs Mackay
in Richmond.
L. E. Butler and L. e Butler
Jr.. are spending several days
hunting in MlddleseX county.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A Holman
" ta1. f.att u
Tuesday night.
Bobby Morecock and his room
mate. from VMI. Lexington. spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
H NJ Moreccck.
Dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. l.. Wood in Jetersville. Sun
day night, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Smith.
Golf Club Party
Members of the Amelia Golf
Club entertained their children
at Christmas party at the club
house Friday night.
Lewis Harrison and Carter
Coates. OF University of Richmond
We're recent guests OF Mr.. Har-
rison's grandmother, Mrs. j. T.
Calbreath
Preston Wilson. of Lynchburg
College. and jimmy Nolen. OF
VPI, are at home for the holidays.
The Al Club members had a
of al;
Thursday night
Mr. and Mrs w NJ. Jackson,
of Chester. visited friends in
Amelia Saturday night
Miss Betty Upton. Of KeySville.
visited Mr. and Mrs. C. A Hall
last week
Mr. and Mrs. James Elmore.
of Lunberton. N c., were guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Taylor last
Sunday en- route to Baltimore
Mrs j. D Rand was recent
guest of MI and Mrs. J. H Rand,
in Blackstone
Back From Hospital
Pete Grigg mas returned from
the hospital and IS improving
His sister, Miss Laura Grigg, Of
Richmond. is visiting him and
Mrs Mildred Wrenn.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Bucceroni and
Nj. and Mrs Enroughty, OF Rich
mond, were guests of T. H.
Wootton last week.
Herbert Jones is home from
VPI for the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs St. Julian Shell
tn. of Newport News. spent the
week end with Mrs. R. D. Hardy
who returned home with them
Sunday TO spend several weeks.
Washington Visit
Mrs. S L. farrar and son,
Stephen Lee. and G. O. Hardy.
III. spent last Tuesday in Wash
ington with Mrs Farrar's step
father. Rev Mr.. hewitt.
Miss Eta Lou Wilson, Of Rich
mond spent the week end with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. II
Wilson
Miss Sally Taylor, OF Richmond,
was At ho~ne for the waek end
Circle No. l of the Amelia
PresD oer an Women OF the
Church met with Misses Court
ney and Mary Taylor. Monday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
FUTURES BETTER

CHICAGO. nl-The last Friday
the !3th-on November 18Th
was the third Friday the 18th in
1883. However. 1854 promises bet
ten for the superstitious. it has
only one-in August.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
Chestnut Grove

MIS- W. N. Morris and Mrs.
Louie Foster. Of Farmville, spent
last Tuesday in Charlottesville
Mrs Morris is somewhat better
at this time. after being i'll for
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
in the school auditorium
By Wally Bishop

~ IIIG sVIIUOI dUUICOTIUIH-
The Rev j. p Leitner will
speak about The Spirit Of Christ
mas" Children. under the duec-
ton Of Mr. Knapp, county super
visor OF music Will sing carols.
Santa Claus will visit the meet
Inc With candy for the children.
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Children Will Sing
For Curdsville P-TA

Christmas spirit viii invade lhe
December meeting Of Curdsyille
Elementary School P-TA. II VIII
be hello tonight Friday III 730
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Amelia Farm Union
Meeting Postponed
Until January 6

The meeting of the Farmers
Union at Amelia scheduled this
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18

motorists have paid several thousands than the
modest cost of the new Star Chief
Add to all this mightier Pontiac engine
plus optional choice Of virtually every fne-car
power control-and YOU will understand why Won
should not only see, but drive, this magnificent
at the earliest possible moment.
See the completely Star Chief this weekend
along with the wonderfully improved Chieftan Series
General Motors lowest priced eight and the famous
economy six Together they amply demonstrate that,
whatever prize most in an automobile dollar for
dollar YOU can't beat Pontiac.
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gathering turnout for Emma
popular ypist gggle
Twenty-Five girls went to LaTosca o
Every time attend this kind of luncheon myself believing
and in the saying that what Not
that table upbringng
personality.
a to a dressed efficient work
display a ping gro
may to mouthfu The fork
isn't brought mouth,
This calls for hunchedup the
most dainty thing the hungry
ing a
gal who is dieting herself into pre-.
get
food into her stomach for change She demolished
het SO fast the other day at luncheon that she through eating
before the rest of had plates half
wolfed down huge piece of chocolate pie
One of the supervisors eating
holds the pointed
her mouth She makes hobby eating.
constantly psychologist could make something OF this
She tells her husband has criticized
can't blame him
there are the gals unsccstomed to alcoholic drinks
who caution the
the fancier the better They they're drinking
don't One look at of these connections
appetite the the sips they get silly
in the head They look at my martini and ask:
What's that?"
dry martini" I I'm and Immediately warn 'em mar
TINS not for nice little girls who novices
ping try
Ing martini because she had drinking previous
luncheon Ordinarily quiet thing
terror She lighted
the afternoon the office She ended the tripping
telephone wire and landing the position
Most of the girls work notar natl
born New Workers, Dong
trip of New York city when she
her honeymoon! There
entire lives within boroughs they
born and raised They know nothing
the restaurants
is the bridal baby
popular 1t gives them opportunity
Of the humdrum monotony Of their daily
or course the luncheon custom vicious circle If to
luncheon honor
plan on returning to work after the
in the office who publicly
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JANE A4NltEINoOAN
Siuox Falls, S. Diane An
dcrson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. Anderson, 305 w. Bailey.
A graduate of Washington High
School, she will enter Detroit
Business and Social School, De-
troit, Mich.
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Keys Club; The Keys Club OF
Border ME- church met on Mon
day, June /, with Mrs. Anna Rice,
$40 Bryant Ave. N. as hostess. A
report was made ON the rummage
sale held Monday. May IS. which
was n success. Mrs Jessie Shop
ard was elected assistant spiritual
leader, Projects for the coming
year were planned. The next
meeting win be held on Monday,
June IS. with Mrs. c. NJ. Sexton
as hostess.
VIII Re Inducted Into Army:
Franklin and Roosevelt, twin sons
OF Mrs Lucille McDuffie, 723
18th Ave, N, win report for Inn
duction into the army on Mon
day, June s at 7:3o a. m.
Spends Decoration Day With
Mother, Mrs. vertreil Buford
johnson OF Omaha, Neb., was In
the city for Decoration Day and
was the guest OF her mother. Mrs.
ID, Buford OF 1856 Fourth Ave. s.
willing Workers Club: The
willing Workers Club OF Bethes-
din Baptist church win meet ut
the home OF Mrs. Anna Moody,
1917 Olson Highway on Thurs
day, June IL, at s p. m. All MEM
bers are urged to be present and
ON time.
III, Mrs. Isabelle Stone was
taken III at Bethesda Baptist
church on Sunday morning. May
81. She was reported slightly i'm
proved after having been attended
by a physician.
Returns 10 Camp; Corporal
Richard M. Sims, son Of Mrs.
Juanita Sims. 1891 Bryant Ave.
NJ, who has been home on fur
Tough for the past month, left
Monday, June 1. for San Fran
cisco, Calf, where he is to re-
port for overseas duty.
Dinner Guests, Mrs, Viola Mad
den, 5000 Clinton Ave, had as her
dinner guests on Sunday May
81, Mines. Bessie Lewis, jose
phine Brown, Allie Wilson, HUI
bert L. Dudley Of Detroit, Mich,
and Raymond o. Cannon. Mr..
Dudley was the Layman Day
speaker at st. Peters AME
church at the morning service.
Both he and Mr.. Cannon are prac-
ticing attorneys,
Recuperating; Mrs. w A. Ross.
1925 Clinton Ave, Is slowly re-
covering from her recent illness.
She has been confined to bed for
the past several weeks on her
doctors advice.
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rage is thrtysh spinse who
railing male let alone leading prospect
again after she told
him giving job the ring
on her finger There are several other single ladies in their
tenies their working wives and make
the subject wife helping the old
man round out the family budget They attend each bridal luncheon
smugly superior these babes
taking the hope catching foooose bachelor The
trouble they find themselves boat with about two hundred
other predatory females all with the idea Women who hunt
pairs seldom essful.
Well the round Of MayJune mncheons Is costly
outlay provided this
writer is concerned,
Editor James wechsler Of the New York Post
American jeopardy because of
Mccarthy Congressional investigating committees
Wechsrs and get inter
probation Of the New
intepreta
is this writer's opinion that the freedom
the American Press 4 in danger at ALL
ITEMS IN THE NEWS From American daily press of
May BOTH daeine UsA:
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg spies,
yesterday rescheded die In Sing Sings electric chair
of Irving
the first peaceme execution
In the nations history"
From Associated Press Of May 27th. datenne Moscow
Ministry Internal Affairs today announced
that spies confessed they had been dropped by
American In.
teIIgence had been tried and executed"
No
You remember the story the robbery of safeway
for the job When the two characters who held the store
dyy up him planned fight rpor,edy
sued guard landed the hospital The who had
watching the robbery hospital
That about no honor thieves stun holds true Ell?
II there's anything that put hypo into willing big
band business the TonmyJmy Dorsey viii do it The
outfit years The Dorsey
buried the Ratchet
While we're show business let's take Of the fact
spilled the
a columns reads lines
memoriuing his This the
keeps peering the directly
The critic advised Berie TO study
all do properly
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Phyllis Wheafiey To Present
Demonstration proqrum

Phyllis Wheatley Settlement
House, the Minneapolis Commun-
ity Chest agency, will bring to a
close its winter and spring acti-
vities on Friday, June S, at 1880
p. m. at Phyllis Wheatey House.
The program is designed to give
the neighborhood and interested
citizens a better understanding of
the purpose and function of
Phyllis Wheatley House.
The program will be given in
the assembly and will combine
many of the classes, clubs and
special interest groups in a man.
ner which will be both entertain
ing and Informative.
Music, dramatics, dancing and
sports will be presented in a
brief and effective manner. The
entire family is cordially invited
and there is no admission charge.
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Attends Brothers Wedding:
Miss Thelma Henderson, 59s Car
roll Ave, left by plane for Orange,
n. j., on Friday morning, May
10th. She will attend the wedding
OF her brother and expects to be
back in st. Paul on June Sth.
The Laissez-nous-faire Bridge
Club: Mrs. Ollye Gum, 7O3 Lyle
hart Ave will be hostess to the
Laissez-nous-faire Bridge Club on
Saturday, June Is.
Home From California: Mr.. and
Mrs, James Oliver and sons, Gas
Iglehart Ave, and Mrs. Cleat
Oliver ST., e72 Iglehart Ave, re-
turned home on May %, from a
motor trip through California. In
San Francisco, they were the
guests of their son and brother
and family, the Cleat divers, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Oliver visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin jack
son in Los Angeles.
Picnickers: Among the many
families who enjoyed an outing on
Memorial Day were the John L.
Banks Jr. the James divers and
sons and the Lawrence Stewards
and family who spent the day at
Kellars Lake.
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Guests present at the after
party were Mr. and Mrs. Norval
Barksdale. Mrs. Alfatine Collins,
Mrs, Annie Mae Woodland, Mr..
Albert Wallace. Mrs. Arthur
Brown and Mr.. George Williams.
Pictured above from left to
right in the club photo are the
members; Mr.. and Mrs, Albert
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Moore, Mrs. jamie Hunt MIR, and
Mrs, Alfonso Hayes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Seaton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Boone.
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL

Recuperatng With Sister: Mrs DeQuenee Nelson $500
Foresvle Ave. Chicago, arrived in Paul on Thursday
May Il to recuperate from injuries received an automobile
accident earlier this month While the city Mrs Nelson will
be the house guest of her sister Mrs Dolly Crushshon co.
Antho Ara
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Wedding
Anniversaries
ST PAIL

June 6-Mr. and Mrs. Kelly
Turner, eS5 st. Anthony Ave; 81
years; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hyland
Stokes, 7s3 Aurora Ave. 10
years.
June MIR. and Mrs. Harold X.
Rowland, 694 Iglehart Ave, six
years.
June S-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Ward. Sr., go w. Central Ave,
81 years; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Martin, 4l6 st. Anthony Ave.
four years; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Blakey, 756 st. Anthony, 10 years.
June 9--Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
Rhone, three years; Mr.. and Mrs.
Earnest Williams, 935 Iglehart
Ave, 80 years.
June l0-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Jackson, 2ss N. st. Adams Ave,
10 years; Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon
Jackson, SOC Rondo, 81 years.
June l2--Mr. and Mrs. Woody
Mills, e16 st. Anthony Ave; IS
years.
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evening, June 6.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. Charles
Curry, 1886 Fifth Ave. s., has re-
turned from Fairview hospital
where she underwent surgery and
Is now convaleseing at home.
Foot In Cast; After examlna-
ton and x.rays, IL was found
that Mrs. Hardy White, 40A2
Clinton Ave. had broken a bone In
her left ankle as the result of an
accident in her home on May l6,
Her foot has been put in a cast
and she win be laid up for another
three weeks.
Former Pastor Visits City; Rev.
A. L. Kirk OF Flint, Mich, for
mer pastor OF the Glendale
Seventh Day Adventist church,
was the house guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Edwin Cater. 1884 Clinton
Ave. and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil A.
dair OF 1922 James Ave. ~, while
In the city on business last week,
He arrived May 20. and left for
his home by plane an Friday. May
20,
Attended OES Tea, A number
of past and present grand officers
were present NJ the tea given on
Sunday, May II. by the Mime
sofa Chapters, oEs, Prince Hall
Affiiiation. Among those present
were Mrs. Emma Grimes, Past
Worthy Grand Matron and Mrs,
Msbic Harris, Ppm, and Interna.
tional Grand Deputy OF Minnesota
and its Jurisdiction.
Visits Daughter And son; Mr.,
John l.. Nellie. ST.. 29i1 18th
Ave. s., left Friday. May % for
Nashville. Tenn. TO attend his
son-in-law's graduation from Me-
harry Medical College, Mr.. Nc
Hic accompanied by his daughter
and son In law, DIR. and Mrs. Hor-
ace =. Raines win motor to De-
troit Mich 10 visit his son, James
Nellie Jr, and family.
Spend Holiday With Grand.
mother: Mr. and Mrs. Grover In
gram and son and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Mallory Jr,, motored To
Waterloo. Ia, over the Memorial
Day Holiday They were the
guests OF their maternal grand
mother. Mrs. Alice Smith. 1t was
Mrs. Smiths first glimpse OF her
young grandson, Grover d. In
gram Jr. The party returned home
Sunday evening, May 81
Wedding Invitations ISSUED;
Wedding invitations are in the
mail for Onamia jeanne Miller,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. wenzel
Miller. 522 Emerson Ave. NJ, who
win be married on Saturday,
June 20, to Gerald Lawrence
Brooks, son OF Mrs. Mary Brooks
OF 11os Aldrich Ave. N. The we'd.
ding win be solemnixed in Holsey
cME church Mt 7:3o p. m,
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Birthday
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

June 9 Naomi Kimbrough, 722
w Central Ave, Mr., Theodore
Kilgore, 69a w. Central; Mrs.
Letita Camp Martin. 523 Carroll
Ave; Mrs James Bradford, zoos
Carroll Ave. Mrs. Myrtle Allison
305 No. Chatsworth: Charles
Schuck. 500 Rondo Ave; Mrs
Lille Mae Green. $40 Carroll Ave,
Jure Z Mrs. Barbara Warren
i42 Fuller Ave; George Shannon
ST., 693 Carroll Ave; Mr. william
J. Montgomery, 377 w. Central
Ave; Elijah Macintosh. 1856
Rondo Ave: Mrs. Pearl Whyte,
i97 Rondo Ave.
June 8-Mr. Ernest Golden 456
st. Anthony; Mrs. owen Howell,
3sl N. Grotto; Mrs. Wilbur Hen
ders. 731 st. Anthony Ave; Billy
Douglas, 426 Carroll Ave.
June william Joseph Holl-
man, 1888 st. Anthony Ave; Pat
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MINNEAPOLIS

June 7-Mr. and Mrs. Donald
William McMoore, 500 E. 25th St,
one year.
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Social and Personal
* MINNEAPOLIS

Memo Club: Mrs Pearl Woodland, 100 Fourth Ave. n,
win be hostess the Memo Club when on Saturday
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The WAY / SEE TT
4 BY NELL DODsOk RUSSELL

New York CityTh is the time year when working
office becomes financial nuisance Young lady typ
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ricia Cartwright Allen, a54 Fuller
Ave; Gregory Anderson, 500
Dayton Ave.
June io---Jolane Rivers. IT'S
iglehart Ave; Mrs. Emma Kirk,
81 w Jessamine St. ], NJ. Dorsey,
s67 IgIehart Ave; Albert Mum,
40 Fuller Ave; Kenneth Pugh.
972 Carroll Ave: odell Tucker,
24s Fairfield Ave: Mr.. William
Black. 100 w, Central Ave;
Charles ]. Lamb. $50 w. Central
Ave: Mrs, George Atkins. 400 ST,
Anthony Ave; Mr. Harrison
Davis Sr.. AL St. Anthony Ave:
John Griffin, ee7 w. Central.
June I'm. Love. 500 Rondo
Ave; ]. l.. James, 300 Carroll
Ave: Glen jackson, se6 st. An
thony Ave.
June IL Mrs. G. w. Haskins.
6s7 st. Anthony Ave: Edith
Price, To6 Rondo Ave; Charles
Farr Nichols Jr,. 1925 Carroll
Ave.
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
June 6 Mrs. J. II. Williams,
1892 Fourth Ave, s.; Mrs, Matte
Owens, 5000 Clinton Ave; Garfield
Cooper, saoe Cedar Ave,
June Pleasant Breeder. 1909
Olson Blvd; Leroy Bryant, 1874
Washington Ave. s., Mrs. Ruby
Graham. StsT Smelling Ave; Mrs
Emma o'Brien, 5i2 Emerson Ave
N: Mr.. Grant Harris, 29li 18th
Ave. s.; Mrs, Richard Hin. bi2
Emerson Ave. NJ: Mrs, Josephine
Murray, saa6 Third Ave, 8,
June s---Mrs. ID, w. Ingram,
s94l Fourth Ave. s.. Mrs, Bertha
Christopher, Sis James Ave. N;
Katherine Harper. 1901 Bryant
Ave. N; Leonard J. Counter. 900
Marquette Ave: Mrs. Dorothy
Jones, 524 18th Ave, s.: Jimmie
Anderson. 1925 Third Ave. S.
June . ID. C. Dowdy, 1888
Smelling Ave; Mrs, Marguerite
Combs. s6i6 Fourth Ave, s.: Mrs
clifford Harris. 26ii sist Ave, 3.
June 10 Ms, Cora Taylor, 1855
Fourth Ave. s.. Mrs. Rose Booker
941 Aldrich Ave. N; II. r, Wilson.
s74s Fourth Ave. s.; Christine
Carr, 1901 Olson Blvd; Charles
Miller ST.. 1887 Fourth Ave. s.;
Jetson Lawrence Scott, 1920
Smelling Ave; Mrs, NJ, Franklin,
SOC Aldrich Ave. NJ. Renee jack
son, 90 Bryant Ave. N; Grover
Ingram 22oi Fifth Ave, s.; Viola
Madden. 1882 Clinton Ave, Tim
othy Chandler McWatt. oil West
22nd. st,
June ~ Arthur Blair. 528 w.
Central Anna Mae Bannarn, 1912
Clinton Ave. Mrs. Ernestinc Dan
forth. 3o36 Clinton Ave.
Out-of Town birthdays
June z Marguerite Johnson,
Evansville. Ill
June 3 Corrine Jone, Chicago,
Ill.
June l1-w. c. Roach, Los An
geles. Calf; Mrs, w. Howard,
Youngstown. O.
June ~ Mrs. Louneer Penn
berton, Chicago. III: Lillian Rob
inson. Chicago, III: Mrs. G. II.
Margan sr., Lansing, Mich; Mrs.
Eta Bowen, South Bend, Ind;
Mrs, w. ID. Webb, 1909 Meigg st.,
Corinth, Miss.
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Motor To Des Moines: Mrs. AL
lie Wilson, Messrs. and Mines.
Dan McAdams, Thomas Brown
and daughter, the Misses Shirley
and Gloria Brown and Katherine
Bailey accompanied by their
mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Watsie Thompkins, motored to
Des Moines, Ia, where they spent
the Memorial weekend. Mrs.
Mrs. Thompkins has been a guest
of her daughters for the past
month.
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TO give luncheon Tor The bride-to-be plus we'd
ding gift Although the company deducts fixed
amount from the paycheck each month for staff
fund that takes OF wedding presents baby
gifts and flowers for bereaved families of en-
poyees, departmental gift from eo-worSers must
also be given to future brides
The cost of each bridal luncheon averages
about four dollars. This includes a cocktail and
tip. There is additional tariff when the
gift contribution IL divided up. Between May
18th and the end of June, there are two or
three of these little nffnIrs a wick The largest
Evening star., 1953-07-07
New Liquor Store Opposed
By Fl. Dupont Group

The Fort Dupont Citizens As
ISOLATION. in q special meeting,
last night voiced its opposition
to q new liquor store In its area.
The group voted to send three
Of Its members to an Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board hearing
next week on the application of
obert w. Fenlon to transfer his
license to S906 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc. Mr.. Fenlon oper-
ates q store at 11l2 Eighteenth
street NV. ~.
Members said they are salts
fed with the service now being
given by q liquor store one block
from the proposed location.
They said they would rather
see a bank, library or clothing
store at the address"
Five members voted in favor
Of the application. They said
business in the area would bene-
fit from the resulting competi-
ton.
The meeting was held in
Sans Barber Shop, 1851 Penn
Sylvania avenue Sc. Frank Gil
liam president. conducted the
meeting.
Evening star., 1953-07-07

Roland Platen, 20. 1134h 18th st. NV,
and Pauline Harris. 90, 3S Pierce st.
Carlton Bolts. %, 421s Hayes st. ne,
and Dorothy Patterson, 20. 2O10 L
Robert ], West. q. sss / st. Sc. and
Frank ChuFchman. 81, 1884 * st. ne.
william MeGy e6yi sFSs 81 81 ' ssd &C. snd xs
Florence Rouse. II, TynchburS. Va. -
Ss.: s;sb ;Ssb4 1907 M 15ssss;. 15sh st nv V
and Minnie DOvel, S7. 1920 Que st.
James Mcfarland, %, 1929 Randolph
St; NV. and MaIvine OVERLY. is. 1929
STANLEY ns ,cVSnSn, cEVRndSn, M e. Mcssarhurst t.
M:SsdIss sui hszs' 80. 20, 1sss % cs,ye.. st. NV.
Edasd nsfk atnss s Vi tssnHy. Conn
! and Frances simonson, 3S. Brookings'
Robert, .s,,. Dickson, s 4s New York, and
Russell Harris, 19. 36i5 Warder st. NV.
and Ruth Bates, II. 437 Tennessee
R.ysopSa g eM.ttsa; %. 1925 1sth st. ny,
Join xsSsE; Fl e. 9ssG p: T.
nsSS S:sR: SS.n =. ssii:nPPSaeat: Pisest:ursh. and
Avs ThoMMpsitsa MsisS g. k.SaS: MssniSs ". w. and
Shirley Achenbach. 20. Arlington. va.
n. J.. and Patricia Kennedy. 10. 1918
Gerald Hazard. ~. 1a4b Montague st.
Aberfoyle pl. NV.
John Coleman. 80. 213 o ct. NV. and
George JACKSON, is, 322 34th st. ne.
and Laverne New, l6. 43s N st. NV.
William Bentley. 33, Asbury Park. N. j.,
and Emma Green, 25, Greensboro,
CARMEL Lawson, 81. 1888 Hayes At.
ne. and Elaine johnson, 16. 23O3
Ewood Lee. 90. 1850 9th st. NV. and
Dorothy jackson. %, sol Que at.
NV.
Journics Fleming. 90, and olivia New
Evening star., 1953-07-07
Deaths Reported

tFrom D. c. Bureau Of Vital StatisticS.)
William H. Beadle, 81. washington.
Joseph F. Sullivan. ~, Mount Rainier.
Margaret M. Luther, "A. 1000 Cathedral
ave. NV.
James B. Maske, infant, Arlington, Va.
Townsend w. Jones. AZ. 1913 2nd st: s.w.
Helen Foreman, 81. 1919 South Caro-
Infant Curry, washington.
Vincent DeNunsio. 80. 4e13 FlagSler
ave. NV.
eeoas. Re l1SN 1875 cssS5 Jsetson 'Ei s.
Bsrbara Gardner. 60. 37oi 18th ct. NV.
George = Sissoh. 90. 735 Butternut st..
Maurice L. woodman, "a. 31s c ct. a.e.
Roy A.. Fulcher, 4s, 221 Constitution
william II. Nichols. A, a41a P ct. NV.
Mildred L. Cannon. .43. III 14th st. ne.
George Irwin, AZ. 12 Galveston st. EW