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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-02-06
CYO BOuULing

st Aloysius continues to hold
top position in Central Deanery
CYO bowling league at the Broad
Olympic alleys, with Immaculate
Conception and Holy Family No.
/ still making strong bids for first
place honors. Also coming into
the spotlight is st. Catherine in
fourth spot
League Secretary Donna Goetz
of St Aloysius No. 1 team recorded
ITS single and hit a three game
total of SIS Boys honors found
Charley Hummel of st. Joseph
blasting 214 along with Ed Wen
gerter of Immaculate Conception
with a three game total of 502
LEAGUE Standinu
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The firms listed here deserve to
be remembered when you are dis
tributing your patronage IN these
different lines of business.
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FenIon Leauitg.
Times For Arnlv

Dick Fenlon, Times sports edit
or for the past seven months, put
out his final page this week. Next
Thursday he will leave for fhe
army.
a graduate of St. Charles PFepar.
afory school in l94s and The Ohio
State University School of JournsI-
ism last June, Fenlon is . member
of Immaculate Conception parish.
Joe Bssehsrt, a former Times
staffer, will handle the sports page
during FenIon's absence.
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Grade School Schedule
Boys
Friday, Feb. 6
Annuneie.;on League:
st. Vincent VS. st. Mary magdaIene
at Aquinss.
Holy Rosary vs. ST. Thomas at Rosary
Saturday, Feb. 7
Assumption League taII games
TO be played at 81. charIes):
st. Aloysius vs. Our Lady Of Peace.
st. Patrick VS. 81. Michael.
Cathedral vs. st. Lsdislaus.
Presentation League (sII games
TO be played at ST. charlesl:
Corpus Christi vs. Immaculate Con.
eeptiOn.
Sacred Heart VS. ST. Mary.
st. Agatha Va ST. Christopher.
Visitation League (all games 10
be played at ST. charlesl:
st. John vs. st. Augustine.
St dominic vs. 81 Leo
Our Lady Of Victory VS. st. Gyprisn.
Wednesday, Feb. II
Annuneistion League
St. Csthsrine Us st. Vincent at st.
Gatharine.
Girls
Wednesday, Feb. II
st. Agatha Va st. Ladislaus at st.
Stephen.
ST. Francis vs ST. Leo at Goldman
Guild.
Thursday, Feb. II
st. CathArine Va Our Lady of Victory
at Victory.
Immaculate Conception VS. Corpus
Christi at Heyl Avenue School.
ST, Dominic Va st. Mary Magdslene
mf 81 Dominic
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Tourney To Climax Winter
Athletic Program For Youngsters


Tournament finals held the Columbus St Charles courts
to z
in
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WASHINGTON, D. c. - NC) -
Father Genesius Plimmer, TOR, a
former Broadway actor who now
bears of the name of st. Genesi-
us, patron of actors, has been
named life member of the Cath
ollie Actors Guild of America.
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Another feature eF the winter
sports program In Columbus is
scheduled for Mar 70 at the
knights of Columbus Pool when
the second renewal OF the Grade
School Boys Swimming meet is
run off. Charlie Kaiser, manager of
the meet, expects al least 1s teams
10 enter the invitafionaI event.
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BRIDGE FUND

II is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed due and pay
able out of the Bridge Fund as fol-
lows, to-wit:
l74.4o. Dutch Moore 500, The Goyer
Co. 1920. Hutchinson and Allen 40.50,
w O. Trigleth 42.00, l.. o. Spell anu
Son $500, L. o. Spell and Son 46.40,
standard Oil Co. 324, Dutch Moore
2462, G.. d, Thornton 366.27. Hand's
store IS. "a, Lee Caldwell 1860, j. b.
Ycager 1860. M. H. James $685.
Dutch Moore 1910.
MISCELLANEOUS FUNDS
1t is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing accounts be allowed due and
PAYABLE out of the Miscellaneous
Funds as follows. to-wit:
Road 10000. State Welfare Dept
$4,000, Miss State Sanatorium $500
Health Dept 1916, Health Dept
10000. Susie b. Minyard 1886, DIT. y
L. Hughes 1l.25. Miss. Optical Dispen'
sary 1860, l.. r. Thompson 287.35, Hill
da Power 158.57. L. r. Thompson 5.o4
II. o. Pettus 4.19. Attala Butane Co
224.32, Holmes County Library 100
Miss. Products Co. 500. w. F. Fisher
4577. The County Superintendent has
this day filed his report and the same
is hereby approved and allowed.
The Clerk of this Board is hereby
directed to issue warrants in payment
of all bonds and coupons as they are
presented for payment.
II is hereby ordered that the Board
do now adjourn until its July 19s
meeting.
M. S. ROGERS. President
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Lequl Notices
Continued from Page2)

WE. Spencer TIPS. Frank Spencer
rs, H. o. Pettus a250. w. Fl. Cook
Gv. Jr. 6375, Raft Harthcock 1884,
ear Rogers 1892, James Harthcock
fW. IL. Phil Ables l17.40. Edward Chi
G1ln li7.40, Standard Oil Co. 326 IS.
& 1rrsley Chew. Co. 1921, Southern
Yuuip. Sales 8.06, E. and N. Products
9o.e2, Eoe. Equip. Sales 5l.so, Norris
Ufckard 122.12.
In Re: Pickens and Richland Road
District.
ne Road Report for P and r. Sepa-
rte Road District having been OKed
nat the following accounts be allow
"a payable as follows:
G. d. Wyrne 1900, Standard Oil Co.
Ass. C. d. Wynne 349.37, Presley
Chev Co. 46.A5, Sou. Equip. Sales
rs. Sou. Equipment Sales 253 80,
Henson Motor Co. 3675 H. o. Pettus
\ Is 0a Frank Spencer IS 90, Miss. Road
Supply Co. 1924.
{: In Re: Separate Road District No. 4.
4 The Road Report for Separate Road
District No. 4. having been filed with
\ the Board and the same having been
OKed by the Board it is hereby
ordered that the following accounts
be allowed payable out of Separate
Road District No. a, as follows. to-
wit:
Spencer Gravel Pit $500, Estell
Scott 1880 Walter Wigley 14575. w.
O. Reynolds 13l.57. Thomas Hoffman
144 90, Major Rodgers 1000. Ables Ga
rage 730. Parham II. Williams 2l2O
Sou. Equip. Sales. Inc. Sou. Equip
Sales, Inc. 4.i4, Sou. Equip. Sales, Inc.
o. 80, Lion Oil Co. 1858.
In Re: Tchula Separate Road Dis,
1trist.
The Road Report for Tchula Sepa-
rate Road District having been flee
with the Board and the same having
been O.Ked by the Board it is here
by ordered that the following accounts
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be allowed due and payable IS fol-
lows. to-wit:
Tchula Hdwe. Co. $50. Warner
Chew. Co. 21.86s c. E. Shuttleworth
$50, Lion Service Station Sl.40. Stan
GARD Oil Co. 34l32, Henry Patton
Wilson se.0. c. Z shuttiewerN
2l6.62, M. II. James 10000. Rays Clay
Gravel Co. 243.0o.
IN Re: Cruger Separate Road Dis
trict.
The Road Report for Cruger Sepa,
rate Road District having been filed
with the Board and the same having
been O.Ked by the Board. it is hereby
ordered that the following accounts
be allowed payable out of Cruger
Road District, as follows. to-wit:
Lion Serv. Sta $40, V. b. Matthias
$50, Wixon Serv. Sta. 663, Hammett
Gravel Co. 1870 Gordon Motor Co.
AZ 48, Choctaw Inc. 1890, Lion Oil Co.
272 .95, NH. Johnson 1876. 80, WV. War
rem 1920, Man Hampton 1000. Willie
Brooks $500, Harvey Griffin 1900,
Clark Woods 0795. Lucy Cox 1900
Rays Clay Gravel Co. $3.50.
County Fund
1t is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed due and pay
able out of the County Fund. as fol
lows, to-wit:
Fl. H. johnson 1873. Mike Lannon's
1000, Sammy Saffold $3.50, Pat Bar
rett 1890, Pat M, Barrett 5000, Thel
ma Sharp 70.17. Mrs. c. S. Harrell 500,
B. H. Cooper $500, Parham H VIII
liams 1920. Parham H Williams
10000, Denton Rosamond 1850, Edith
Stewart 1857, Parham H Williams
3414. Parham H. Williams 2250, DR..
p. B. Brumby 800, Dr. w. I. Dunn
900. r. F. Byrd 1890. w. r. Sullivan
304.60, A. p. Johnson $4,000, George
Rome 5000. Joyce Williams 140 20.
Daisy Anderson 1910, Louise Swinney
70.17, w. r. Sullivan 400. Joyce Will
liams LIS. DR.. F. L. Bot 20. 90, Wea.
thersby Chew Co. 2227, The Lewis
Grocer Co. 73o. Povall Printing Co.
5.65, Stepp-Lott Lumber Co. $50, The
Fincher Co. 169, Office Supply Co.
1876 Povall Printing Co. 25.45, The
Haloid Co. 933. Denton Rosamond
800, Mary Lee Mcclellan 44.32, Povail
Printing Co. 100, Povall Printing Co.
2810 Povall Printing Co. ATS, r. F..
Byrd 1900. R. F. Byrd. 1860, Office
Supply Co. 1856. L. r. Thompson
5000. Lawrence Print. Co. 47.lO, Office
Supply Co. 500. Tom l.. Ketchings
Co. 57.07, E. and N. Products Co
1920. E. and N. Products Co. 227 90
r. F. Byrd 234.24, r. F. Byrd, l458 10
Minnie Jordan $3.50, The National
Laboratories 1880, Harper Engraving
Co. 9.49, Anita Derden 64.07, Agricui.
tural Ext. Serv. 21.88 The Lexington
Advertiser 33.45, Miss Power and
Light Co. 16.45, Miss. Power and Light
Co. 1888. Miss. Power and Light CO.
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rate Road District having been filed
with the Board and the same having
been O.Ked by the Board it is hereby
ordered that the following accounts
be allowed due and payable as fol
lows. to-wit:
Rays Clay Gravel Co. 23s2o. Lion
Serv. Sta. l7410. Warner Chev. Co
1880, Standard Oil Co. 206.42. Choctaw,
Inc. 1890 Henry Patton 117,4o,
Cleveland Clark $3.50. FRANK w9son
$3.50. c. E. Shuttleworth 21s so, ". F.
Jones Est. 1000, M. H. James 402.0o
In Re; Cruger Separate Road Dis
trict.
The Road Report for Cruger Sc
parate Road District having been filed
with the Board and the same having
by ordered that the following accounts
be allowed payable out of Cruger
Road District as follows, to-wit:
Rays Clay Gravel Co. 10000, Miss. Oil
o: 24386, Stribling Bros Mchy Co.
l6lo9, Lion Oil Co. 1875. Hafnmeft
Gravel Co. 270, Gordon Motor %.
2I766, Curle Auto Store 6130, Ables
Garage 1903. M. H. Johnson 1886. 80
w. V. Warren 1880, Clark Woods
l019S, Willie Brooks $500. Lucy Cox
1900
COUNTY FUND
1t is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed due and pay
able out of the County Fund as fol-
lows. to-wit:
H. H. Johnson 1875, Mike Lannon's
1000, Sammy Saffold 90. so, Pat Bar
rett 1890, Pat Barrett 5000, Thelma
Sharp 1917, Mrs. c. S. Harren 500,
B. II. Cooper $500, Parham Fl. vii
lians 1920, Parham H Williams, 200. 90,
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Denton Rosamond 276 80, Edith Stew
art 1857, Terry's Garage 800, Lex.
ington Advertiser 5000, E. w Hooker,
Trustee 5000, l.. r. Thompson 600. w.
r. Sullivan 30460, George Rome 5000,
A. p. Johnson 5000, Joyce Williams
1920. Louise Swinney 70.17. Daisey
Anderson 9070, Joyce Williams 42S,
DIR. F. L. Bot 1000, Povall Printing
Co. 4l0 Povall Printing Co. 1191, r.
f. Byrd 1000, r. F. Byrd 1900. Peoples
Drug Store 160. Povall Printing Co.
$50 Povall Printing Co. 1850. Poval
Printing Co. 1880. ]. B. Mckinney
500. City of Lexington $3.50. Tom l..
Ketchings Co. $40, Tom l.. Ketchings
The Lexington Advertiser TAP. City of
Lexington SIS. o. L. Ellison 23.78,
Wayside Farms $3.50, State Livestock
JUNE JUNE BOARD
Board 28.l4. Miss. Stationery Co. AIS,
A. j. Stevens ms. Co. 304.95, r. G.
Rhyme $50, National Laboratories
1872. so, Miss Stationery Co. $50, Law
renee Printing Co. 2l.0o. r. F. Byrd
1897, Gulf Serv. Sta. 1852, National
Disinfectant Co. 20.37. Miss Power
and Light Co. 6089. Miss. Power and
Light Co 17.49. The Haloid Co. $500,
r. C. Rhyme $50. Miss, Valley Gas Co.
1895, Miss. Valley Gas Co. 29.45, Miss.
Valley Gas Co. LAS. Agricultural Ext.
II. Williams 750. DR.. P. B Brumyby
300. DR.. w. I. Dunn 800. Lexington
Advertiser 3772. r. F. Byrd ll4OO
Thurmond's s29. City of Lexington
44.50 City of Lexington SIS. Povall
Printing Co. 1.50, Denton Rosamond
800 Mary Lee Mcclellan 1900. Anita
Derden 64.07, Lexington Armory 5000.
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LA. Miss. Valley Gas Co. ASS. Miss
valley Gas Co. 2495. Miss. Valley Gas
Co. asa. The Haloid Co. 1880. Tom
L. Ketchings Co. 1880. Tom 9. Ellis
500. Tom 9. Ellis 1890, Tom L. Ket.
chinrs Co. 1907. Tom L. Ketchings
Co as The Fincher Co. AIS, The
Lexington Advertiser s3.76, Mrs. A. j.
Henrich zoe. 90, w. G. Lowe 10000,
Mrs Jessie Lewis 10000. Lexington
Howe Co. so, Stepp and Lott Lum-
Der Co. 2.40, Herman ms. Agency
1880. Lexington Advertiser 1.5o, II.
3, Jones. ], p. 500. A. c. Conger ESQ,
A. r. Vandiver 100. S. J. Foose, Jr,
100, C. p. Taylor LOO, II. 4. Aoies
100 r. M. Garrett 100, c. c. Booth
100 Bruce Terminix Co. 5o.oo, PoVall
Printing 400, The Lexington Aover'
tiser 7.35.
day filed his report ana tne same Is
hereby approved and allowed.
The Clerk of this Board is hereby
directed to issue warrants in payment
of all bonds and coupons when they
are presented for payment
The Clerk of this Board is hereby
directed TO issue warrant in the a
mount of 500 so to the State Game and
Fish Commission, being one-han OF
the fines collected during the month
of April. It is hereby ordered that the
sum of 5000 be and the same is
hereby donated to Nancy Hoover VIII
liams as winner of the County Tenn
perance Essay Contest.
1t is hereby ordered that the Board
do now adjourn until its regular June
1858 meeting.
M. S. ROGERS, President
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-13
Helicopter Unit To Ship Out

Helicopter Unit To Ship Out
Helicopter Marine Air Group
Is at the Santa Ana Marine Air
Facility has been ordered to the
Far East and will prepare to ship
out Immediately, Marine Corps
disclosed today.
The Air Group will join ele-
ments of the Third Marine Divl-
sion, which has been ordered sent
to the Far East to join Gen. Mark
Clark's command.
The Third Division is head
quarters at Camp Pendleton and
part of it is now in Hawaii.
Also to join the Third Dlvlslof
will be Marine Air Group H. an
East Coast organization.
1t was not disclosed if the First
Marine Division, in Korea, since
the beginning of the war, will be
sent home.
T/Sgt. James d. Bedwell, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Bedwell, OF
Tchula, sailed with this group
This is his fifth term of duty over
seas, since he joined the U. S. M
c. II years ago.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-13

At the regular meeting of The Board
of Supervisors of Holmes County,
Mississippi. held in the Courthouse in
the City of Lexington, Mississippi. on
this First day of June, 1883, it being
the first day of said term with the
following members and officers pre-.
sent. to wit: l.. c. Boatwright, MBS
No. /; M s. Rogers, President MBS
No. 2; X. P Thomas. MBS, No. 3;
c. C. Campbell, MBS No. 4; {: L.
KERN, MBS No. 5; Parham II. vii.
liams, Clerk; Richard F. Byrd, Sheriff.
and H. H. Johnson, Attorney for the
Board.
When and where the following
proceedings were then and there held
and had:
In Re: Budget Report of Holmes
County, Mississippi for Month Ending
April 80, 1858.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-13

ChancsTY Summons
The State of Mississippi:
To James Robert HigginDotnos5a -.
Postoffice and Street Address,
Cliffside. Houston u. Texas.
You are hereby commanded to =
and appear before the Chancery Court
of Holmes County. Mississippi On U.s. ~
Second Monday of September, 1921.
to defend the suit No. 1904 In salo
Court of Mrs. Irene Lucille Hensley
Higginbotham, wherein you are de-
PENDANT.
This the 14th day of July, 1883.
Parham III. Williams,
CSean Chancery Clerk.
49-4tnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-13

An extra suitcase will At into
Ford's Luggage compartment
the roomiest in the Iow-prics
field. IN foet, ford's combined
Luggage and passenger spoce is
the greotest in the Iow-pries field
.. compores with that Of many
cars Of higher price.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Baine of Du-
rant spent several DAYS last
week with their son H. j. Baine,
Jr. and family and their daugh-
ters Mrs. Florence Buck and Mrs.
Guy Sharpe and Mr.. Sharpe.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-13

Less front-end road shock.
The kind Of shock you feel most IS
reduced up TO 500 with Ford's
remarkable new ride. You get q
smoother. more boIonesd, moro
comfortable ride all crondi
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-13

smooth Va power is exclusive
10 Ford in is fleld. And Ford's
Naecps Moksr is the most modem
Six you can own! Both the va and
S.x-cylrdsr power plants deliver
their hill-'sveling go" on regular
oas-cnd not much Of thot, thanks
10 Fcxd's Avtomotic Power PiIotl
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-13

centsr-FlII FveIlns permits filing your
Ford from either side Of HE pump saves
you fine when rsfvsIine :. and puts an
end TO hose scrosches on your fender!
Curved ons-piees windshield tbslow)
and large picture windows. give Ford shs
most look out" oreo in HE Iow-price field
.. another reason your Ford Is worth more
when you buy il :. when you sell Il, too!
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-13

Everywhere you go people are making the swing to
Ford And can you blame them? Many cars costing
ever $1,000 more offer no of the things you need
and want. Here are some of Fords Worth More
features but to get the full story, you'll find it
worth your while to Test Drive new Ford today!
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-13

On the highways of America the big Orange Disc
at the Gulf station stands for the best petroleum
products and service But in Mississippi it has an added
meaning.
To more than 5000 Mississippans the Gulf name
means rental and royalty income from Cuffs sound
progressive development of Mississppis oil and gas
resources More than 1000 other Mississippi men and
women count Gulf as good employer and as source
OF job opportunity for the youth of Mississippi
To all Mississippans the Gulf name means the
indirect benefits that from Cuffs annual expendi
tr. of more than IS million dollars in taxes payrolls
rentals nd material purchases-an economic contri.
hutton that - playing a major role in the states CON
tinuing prosperity
The big Orange Disc is indeed a good sign for
Mississippi symbol Of the faith initiative and skill
that have made Gulf important factor in Missssppis
economic expansion.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-13

Svspen ded pedals work
eosier and moke foot space 81
the entire floor oreo. Suspended
pedoIs ore also q keep OUT
sign to dirt and droffs +. moks
II eosisr TO keep the floor eIeonl
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-08-13
In every way,
more car for your money J!

gives you power fine build and
good
Evening star., 1953-09-22
Deaths Reported

(From D. C. Bureau Of Vital statistics.)
hacias MaIian whte ss 5000 "a Ma
clifton Dodson. 7s, Cobb Island. Md.
Heen Hshs1 HoMdsf g. i4fs 2H 1r9ns f s' St. m
Ernest Rollins. SO, 3412 Albamarle St,
s;{Rn seBsS s9sn seas 81 s IA Ayssts2s aasA it: h
Ezra Godfrey, II. indian Head. Md.
Mary Brown. 40, 42o1 Massachusetts
Mary e Mooney, %. washington.
Ruth Howell ns rs, New E;iys1 E;gypt' snr,1r n Md
Infant Hemphill, Virginia.
Hannah NeWby, rs, 1884 4th St: ne.
oes }ohn Thomas 9onns a. g. 1873 s Kends IN Gptol s
Sylvester ArTington, Q, PA 18th st., ne.
Margaret coniey. 7s' 242o Pennsylvania
Hattie ate; Mccabe h:cib 7s, $3.50 Walnut ST.. ne,
sss:; 5ssi g. slss slss 5ssh Ct ar
Ira Taylor, SO, s15, 4th st.. ne.
leslie Iesi Wills. is, ssos HlbemsTIe st.. NV.
Infant Infant Wstsen Wattsen sysFddais Md Ma
INFANT INFANT Carter carter. 2sY$ Gainsviie st., Sc.
Fnfsnt NaaRe scfsoh N ss "a aensE sh st
Ella Farrell, 70. Blue Plains, D. C.
John Beasley:. 67- II Bates ST. NV,
cornelious Cherry, so, 527 Florida ave-,
Ella TGarris 40. so7, N St, nv.
Chester Walker, AZ, 249 Florida ave-,
Bertha rth weaver, 80, 1910 L st.. Sc.
Infant Reckford. 1918 Linden ST., ne.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C.. lGiD couples must
apply for marriage license on
one dag, aDGit three full days
and receiDe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Robert Butler, "a, Cleveland. and Bea-
trice Hopson. 80. Indianapolis, Ind
William Goodsight, &c.. 3S10 22nd st.
n.e.. and Claire schirmer. 26. 1904
and Ann Evans. "a. Arlington. Va. "a
Joe Fuller t+,2 a. d cGms1che: nnfs6: osla. ;. and
Donald seley. 23, YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. and
pavid r1Pr Thompson. Sn as os $500 ssnd na t. ne.
and Viola Cooksey, 20. 4903 4th st.
Cecil il aordwen. SO, alexandria. Va, and
poPsls Paisy Sissr Gasss 49, 4ss eb1Hm st.
RoBsr sea ael:a e. Man $40 $s $e e. n%
and Hilda Muehlenbein, 81. chillum,
David Rodman, s5, Arlington, va, and
Lee Jones, 90, wildwood, N. J., and
Margie Sanders. Is, 1924 Savannah
Hasine Kathey, 10. and Gloria Edickson,
10, both Of Shreveport. La.
Billy White, 20, and Glenda Tackett, 1S.
!. both Of Sharples, w. Va.
Frederick Sturgis, %. 1890 Burns st.
s.e., and Mary Hancock. 22. 1900
Suitland rd. NV.
Joe Sprinkle, 80. Toler. KY. and Jera
Long, 20, Lancaster. Pa.
Harold Postman, SO, Arlington. Va, and
Helen Pierce, 43. Alexandria, Va.
Upton Robotham,. 20, and Winsome
Palmer. 81. both Of Jamaica, British
West Indies
Paul DeBoer, 26, Kalamazoo Mich, and
Betty Chapman, 27. Fairmont, W. Va.
Anne Berlekamp. 81. Fremont. Ohio.
Harold Linde, q, Isleton. Calf. and
Julie Barker, 1S, Sacramento, Calf.
Bergen Sigmon. 20. 1911 Benning I'd.
ne, and Shirley Wilmer. 10, 423 9th
Edward schram. %, 4932 Brandywine
st. NV, and Joan Dean. %. Bethesda,
Md.
Marvin Goldman. "a. Chicago, and Rita
Rossen, 90. 1920 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
Rotary to Hear Lane

Former Gov. Preston Lane OF
Maryland will address the
Rotary Club of Washington on
"The Constitution of the United
States" at a luncheon meeting
at 1915 pm. tomorrow in the
Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
Births Reported
CFrom D. c. Bureau of vital Statistics }

BOYS.
George and Mildred Ryan.
Joseph and Catherine Winter.
Cldye and Julia Taylor.
William and Annie Addison.
Joseph and Vera Banks.
Arron and Ruth Burke.
Enoch and Viola Creek.
Clyde and Lille GLASGOW.
Robert and Catherine Harling.
Solomon and Ernestine Lowery.
Thomas and Roberta Murphy.
William and Eloise Rawlings.
Erlen and Mary Reeves.
Sylvester and Florence Simpson.
Bernard and Cynthia Smith.
Joseph and Virginia Thomas.
Joseph and Pearl Walton.
Thomas and Alberta Yarbrough.
GIRLS.
Raymond and Margaret Glascoe.
James and Lucille Jordan.
Walter and Margaret McCracken.
Joseph and Margaret Toppi.
Donald and Vernetta Major.
Dennis and Rachel McWortef.
Hebert and Mary Roulbac.
Lonnie and Floka Settles.
George and Marie Slye.
John and Violet Stewart.
Edward and Helen Stoner.
Calvin and Sarah Sydnor.
Albert and Alberta wallace.
BENJAMIN and Ester Whitenef.
James and Lorraine Wills.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
BLAIR, KORNER, DOYLE q APPEL,
Attorneys.

fUt 1A1hopUhb0NAUh
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 1858.
Administration.-Th is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. of the
District Of Columbia mas. obtained
from the Probate Cour5 of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate Of Militia z.
Houghton. late of the District Of
SeynH sas assnst the An
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof.
LEGALLY aIthsntbtcatsd bsaSed to the tub.
Of March. AID. 1854; otherwise
they. may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 18th day Of
September, 1858. HELEN FORDYCE
WEIDNER. 3S43 Livingston St.,
MARoUEs. Deputy Register Of Wris
for the District OF Columbia. Clerk
OF the Probate Court.
400 on-
Evening star., 1953-09-22
JOHN b. CASEY,
WILLIAM REBACK. Atf0rneya.

412 9Th st. NV.
Filed Sept. Is, 1853, Harry M. Hull.
Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia
Ems Leila Whitworth. Plaintiff. vs..
No. 3569-53.-The object of this suit
Is for absolute divorce on the grounds
Of two years desertion. On motion
of the plaintiff, it is this 18th day
OF September. 1858, ordered that the
defendant. Richard j. Whitworth,
cause his appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth day,
exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
days. occurring after the day of the
first publication of this order: other
wise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default. Provided,
a copy of this. order be published
once a week for three successive
weeks in the WASHINGTON Law Re-
porter, and The Evening Star before
said day, (SeaD. tsl LUTHER w.
YOUNGDAHL. Judge. Attest: HARRY
NJ. HULL, Clerk. BY HELEN K.
BENDJJRE DppIlty Clerk