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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-01-01

win? Ask Helen. Musical chairs
was enjoyed by all, Ann Fecho
holding down the last chair,
with Midge Bizjak a close sec.
ond missing by an inch.
Charlotte Burke won the
door prize, a set of pilsner's
hand painted. The women en-
joyed their gift exchange, and
then started to depart for home
with a twinkle in their eye
after an evening of much
merriment.
Isabella Guild presented the
Knights of Columbus with a
purse of $500 on Sunday at
the Knights Christmas party.
Father James Moran receiving
a purse of $500 from the
Isabellas.
Home For the Holidays
Mr.. Gilbert Yondo along with
his family spent Christmas at
the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Yondo. Another
son, Don, and his wife also
stopped in at the same home.
Proud Parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sidda-
way are the proud parents OF
a baby girl born Saturday
December. 27 at st. Luke's hos,
pital. The baby weighed 6
pounds and 8 ounces and wa:
named Leslie Ann. Mother anc
baby are doing fine.
Question of the Week?
When will the Dick Protiva'!
have Rickie's curls cut?
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-01-01
NEWSPAPER

YOUR NEWSPAPER
Is made possible by the
advertising of your local
merchants. More advertising
means more news space.
The echo., 1953-11-01

President Lev etv s.
a. Lodge No - aae -ss
sippi has gotten 70 .hs drive, zIr
McCarty keeps tae entire ASsocia-
ton on the wonder when it comes
to making the first quarterly report
with Membership of Ltty or more.
Mrs. Annie Baxtrope Of PAilaGel-
phia, Mississippi, the newly elected
Assistant Secretary of the Executive
Board of t. y % 4 ~
atives in California. She heads H.
The echo., 1953-11-01
Continued from page one)

We are thrilled to see the wonder
full work that is being done under
the administration of Vice President
John Henry Brown of II. B. a. lodge
No. q. The president, Mr.. Floyd
OFT has been i'll for sometime, how
ever, the Vice President has things
well in hand.
The echo., 1953-11-01

President VIM. Bell of Lauderdale
is doing a commendable job in his
lodge, When the roll is called in
the Convention he will be able to
make good report
The echo., 1953-11-01

Mrs. Earle Anderson who heads
Lodge No 25 is doing a wonderful
job for the Association. Mrs. Ander-
son is always in attendance to the
Boards and it is expected that the
lodge will continue to go forward
under her administration.
The echo., 1953-11-01

QGT i { A \ n. @ il o..
Egoeu Is Hoover, Jy., has beenl
named G. ecutive vice president off
i Company, world 3
-ae-.s. PFC Gc9rs Of vacuum cloan-I
ecs. Il was announced by j. F. Hat
tersley, president.
NJ E59ter, grandson Of theI
late r. i. Hoover. founder Of the
company. started worSug for theE
firm IT, 1es3 with a job on the as-t
semoly line IN the North Car,oR.
p AIT In twenty years time he has,
worked .0 almos. every MAJOR de- t
Tartmeut. ultimately winding up
81 sales For several years he has
supervised operations OF the Hoover
Home Institute, research organic
zutlOn dies -ned to a0-'r'oa'o a2ng-
ing needs ..nG - e4.4s 1p.i
pstGuCSS.
The echo., 1953-11-01

Nh 9. D Cotton, General Prasl-
dent who also heads TWO local lodg
es in West Enterprise. Mississippi.
has begun to add members to his
LODGES.
The echo., 1953-11-01

President M V. B. Pitts Of Toom-
suba is an old true blue. We can
always depend on Brother Pitts. He
has gotten into the campaign.
The echo., 1953-11-01
President VIM. Kinslow. the leader

of leaders in tAe H. 3. A ho-
the gas on low in o"
things "u~co-" @
Convention
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
Clarendon HID.
Club Meets

The Clarendon Home Demon
stration Club met Wednesday at
3 O'Clock in the afternoon with
Mrs. Lottic Simmons at her home.
Mrs. H. B. Frink gave the devo-
tional reading from the oath chap
ter of Saint Luke.
During the business session il
was decided to give pajamas to
two girls from the Clarendon area
who are patients in the T. b. Sana-
forum. The gift is in keeping
with Home Demonstration week.
Plans were made to make alum
Iunm trays and a nominating COM
mittee was appointed to recon-
mend new officers at the next
meeting.
Reports were made by project
leaders.
Mrs. f. w. Greene and Mrs. B.
F. Duncan we're reinStated as
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE
Methodist
Evangelistic
Meetings Slated

The following schedule has been
planned for the United Evange-
listic Mission on the Waccamaw
charge April 1924, Rev. J. M.
Carroll, pastor announced.
The four churches of the charge
have been divided into two Mis-
Sions. Bethel and Lebanon will
form Mission l with the first serv-
ice being held at Bethel church
Sunday April 10 at IL o'clock
A. M.
Sunday evening April 10 tn 1870
through Tuesday April 81, serv-
ices will be held at Lebanon.
Wednesday evening April %,
through April "a, services will be
held at Bethel.
Mission No. l will be under the
direction of Rev. Robert M. Wof-
ford of Roebuck, S. c.
Churches of Pireway, and Beth
eSda will form Mission No. 2 with
services being held Sunday April
10, at HOO A. NJ. al the Pireway
church and Sunday evening April
10, at Bethesda church near Reeves
ferry.
Following will be schedule for
week evening services, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, 7:3O at
Pireway. Tuesday and Thursday
7:30 p. NJ. at Bethesda.
Mission NO. 2 will be under the
direction of Rev. r. I. Farmer of
RaweSVille, S. c.
Saturday April l8, 100 a mass
meeting of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship will be held at the
Roseboro High School Auditorium
in RoSeboro n. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
GU|GEWAY
SCHOOL GOSSIP
sy-J. C. and Buddy" Clemmons

BY. c. and Buddy" Clemmons
According to somepeople, a stu
dents mind usually wonders off
fishing or someplace, during the
class period, on these beautiful
sunny days. Those people must
never have been to school during
the short schedule which we now
operate with, nor had teachers
like we have, who apparently sue
coed in squeezing in all the studies
usually taken during a normal
day into short" school day. We
now open our books at 800 A. M.
sharp and dismiss at 100 p. M.
1t all adds up TO a very busy day.
Our graduating class keeps very
busy throughout the day. We prac-
tice for graduation each morning
under the watchful eye of Mrs.
Newton and Mrs. Addie Gore. We
are taught how to walk, act and
sing like a graduating class is
supposed to. And we hope to
make our final night at "old
Guideway" one of the most beaut-
iful graduations ever.
The students are glad to find
the library open again. 1t has been
closed recently so that our popular
librarian Mrs. Newton and her
helper could inventory and place
in proper order all the books. We
are proud of our library and the
students have used il much durinp
the past few months.
The new schedule without the
regular recess periods gives our
baseball teams little time to prac-
tce, however games continue to
be played each morning before
school takes in at the every avail
able period. The eighth grade BOYS
divide their spare time between
improving the large baseball field
and playing any team which chal-
lengeS their SuprcmCncy.
The girls enthusiasm for soft
ball has not suffered any and thev
continue to have their daily game
on the front lawn with all the
shouting and noise that goes with
it.
Horseshoe still continues TO be
popular with all grades, and many
close games are played "out back
during the day.
Our lunchroom will continue TO
operate for the time being. giving
each student the chance to get a
hot lunch before he finishes the
school day and goes home where
most of us will finish the day out
in the field. Our lunches continue
to be good and abundant and we
often boast that our lunch room
food will compare favorably with
any that the county offers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15

members bringing the club men,
bership to 10.
Mrs. Gayle Powell gave a dem
onstration on light in the home.
Games and refreshments were
enjoyed during the social period
by Is.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-15
W A Mt ADS

FOR RENT: ONE. two room apart
mcnt, furnished or unfinished. AL
80 for rent a bedroom furnished.
See Mrs. Frank Ward. Tabor City.
tic
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

and lngenulsy. ehanges Rynn's
character - effect . better mar
a TIE ED lhan TIE nne uho wss
lesi oul there % die b ths eegia-
nlng.
n has been estimated ihat forty.
ave pereena az me pietrre = De-
voted 10 RYAN IN he sis0ris 20 g..
cape ne eanyon whegR he has been
left b perish. This rivals Rag MI.
land's solo xlek IN The Thisf. "
Likewise, s.Ingerno" provides him
with little Il q speaklng role. Inc
only dialogue he aharek u wish the
vnleran character nct0r. Henry
Huh. Tiers h 40 peSHage between
Ryan and Miss Fieminx. as bis
wife. o. nnl Lnndig1ns IS the WI
Ian az TIE piece. ms almost like
= silens picture" Ryan recentiy
explained. seeing thst ! have 10
show 30 mueh ~ changes of en-.
PRECISION ard b. natnral but mean.
inkiul gestures. "
This unusual "solo" aspect d
inferno" resulted 10 bit nna &C.
Tor. Ryan. and q fll crew going on
location far the greatest part of the
eompany's on-sha.spot filming In
Apple VALLEY and ne Moiave De.
ssrt.
One 81 ne neateBl tricks of the
location expedltlun came with lhe
scene In whleh Ryan. Who has
splinied his nov broken LED and
Is walking with . hmp. must lower
himself down . s.eep eliif to "a.
fety. Given enourh rope. 3 mar
won't hang himseh. Dlreelor Roy
Baker proved. IL SEE Ryan down
the side II The Gift. enough rope
10 sustain The weight If four men
equal 10 ne alg-f0os.three, fps.
pound star was employed. After
testing Il with 80 pound weights,
Il was used 10 az Ryan In his per.
n0us descent haloge the cameras,
This teal Of bis mettle for I'm.
ferno" was sll n q days work foF
the rugged Bob Ryan. who has
been noted foFh y two-fisied movie
roles before thiA and has dene two
years IN the Mariner and various
stretches Of pre.aeting time - ar
inter collegiate boxing champion Al
Dartmouth. . sandhog. seaman.
sewer builder, miner, cowboy and
bodyguard. TIE star q many an
laetioner. Ryan's most notable act.
ing eharaelegIxasions prior 10 I'm.
ferno" came In The ses.Up, "
"Crosalire" and the recently &C.
claimed ''Naked Spur"
Ryan and his wife. the former
Jessica caduaiader. are the par.
enh oi Tires children and are co.
founders Il . private school fOE
young FRY.
inferno" "a but one ei q rash
lof desert pictures recently raseas.
ed. ''Destination Cobb" and the 3.
d ~ Came From Outer space
also have desert settings. - Oh.
lviously DO desert Rats, |" desert
Legion" and Desert Song"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18
Dulles Stresses
Need For Unity
In The Far East

NEW YORK us-seerssary Of
State John Foster Dulles says more
GOOD vii and unity in the Par
East and Pacific AREAS cuuld lead
70 comprehensive mutual security
Agreements.
Dulles. speaking last night ct .
dinner honoring CfUun Prince Ali.
hito a Japan. said TIE United
States Is vitality Interested in q
collective security organization In
the Pacific.
This eountry has signed individ
aal treaties with AmslFalia and
New Zealand (Anxusl.. Japan, TIE
Philippines, and . tentative pact
with South kosea.
Noting that the ANUS council
voted 70 exclude Uther Far Eastern
nations from their defense 0rgani.
xation. Dulles added:
"Thls does not mean ne have
abandoned the development q q
more comprehensive system al
regional security In the Pacific
AREA.
But before there can be useful
development by way ef multilat.
ersl treaties. thS7e il need for the
development, within the Pacific
area, q q greater measure of in.
transitional good WIN and . greater
unity Of purpose.
II trust that these sediments
will soon come In measure suffi,
eient b warrant the development
Of enlarged mutual security mea.
sureS."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

Cage Hnes1 peeapeFa. eFeca "a
baAlaKlhn, ~ aMmemkan sus CO
meEeans. Alhrleims. habFemos
e emrlamar. kn nnieo que ne
n4Hoenpa honda , slneeramenie. =
go ~ pruspefa por q esitsrze e
aaa kllns. n aan e So Kobernan'
&C.. cue aon los a. mayor ohll9n.
eA6n. M Cayo pFoapera con loo qua
- nfueFa noa heaan
Nsevns edliieins. nnevaa tisndas.
eomaFEIog g iodas classes. cue vas
hneiendo q nue9lro querido PIE.
Dc. uns elnda6 Is impogsanela. "a
q ordem enmerelal. perp abaohe
tamenia TODD. "a prDaurfo da lns
&c visnsn d olroe lnanres de II
Unl6n.
Nelufalmen&e. pensanloe Hss0.
RS. que alEe dehe da kaber de
enorme henellrio paFa FL future
O. Caro-. eunndo eaartaa endnnas
e. llandna, ane poaash egtahlsei-
mlanias sn clanfos De elndnden del
pais. han venldo . lnssalarse enirs
nosofroa. Lee csc admlnistran esos
efnn6es negoeies nanea pecan Dc
ignoFamies. nj da impfsvisidn.
Cmando clos Sc deeiann q adan.
tEarse COO els esaahleeimlsntoa an
mna deierminnda eludad. e. ain
duda elRuna. pFuus eonocen per.
fsetamenln q pEesen1e , 81 future
e Il misma. De b eoulrario. 30
WnndFlan q labfleaR eaaas De man
poaleria y a ahriF eomercios mo.
dsrnoa. cue dnn PRESTIGE q nmes.
Re pueblo. cue todos dshemos Dc
ayudar 3 cue prozpsFen. niquleFa
aea. por ii henelieio &c prezian
= Il eolectividad. scnalambrada .
los tleioA eknunes. en las anlleuas
alnndaa, domda lodo era antleuadn.
6ondo 10 exlnlln Il menur n0cl6n
Gel progreeo, ri oei concrete. en
los 0laa cue C0TInmoas
penaamos qne esia nusva sllua-
fl6n cue sa VI efeande en- Caso
aIuesn, deblern ser ben aprovecha.
IA pof IA CtmnFa de Comerelo 10.
e. , por instisuel0nas. come II
qna dlfiee Il Concrete. para ~.
Ger unf buena propaganda en- a..
tor Dc Il ciudad. 10 eoncFelhndola.
cone hasln ahoFa - he venido he.
eiando. a envlar panfletos y pro.
pagmndna Al NoFta dai pals. sinn
dlflaran enpecialmenle. Q Cuba, q
fa Ilabana. De donde salen leglo.
PES de eubanos &c posihllldades
eeen6mlcas. . heeer sus eompras
. Miami. gasiando ali muchoa
mIilonen anunlmemie.
Dehe a. lenerne muy presents
&c ii vlaie De Ia Habana al Cayo.
e mneho mas eeunomieo &c q IA
eludad ds Miami. neba de no a.
vidarse cue Miami. - anuneia pro-
fusamenle en- Il pranaa e. Cuba.
aapeeinimenle. "a II ~ Ia Haha.
g., eunn emlnmao 60 maa props.
amnda. numeninf Il nhmHro Dc c.
bano4 cue anuAlmenl1 Il vlsiian,
delando en- sus lisnd1s verdadsras
fBxiunas.
Esos dinsEos. - eFan enusidad,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

psdleran qnedaFse "a nnestrs
Cage Cuando loe hahannrow a.
yla1an. sepan &C aqsi puaden -
qniKiF, n miamo prari0 que -
Mlami, ian mereanrina aue neeesl
ian. seg1famente vendrSn Il Co.
e0mprarias. PeFo. aniss q g.
go Meeda, hay cue pennar -
ofFeeeT 81 viajsFo aleunan afrae..
loneA Porqus despues que adause,
r. - eieesos Cue neceniinn. ~ -.
- Giro recourse ane meserne "a :
Hotel. y . u Playa. Q enlrar e. -
clns.
Tres eosss sssas De las cue -
esia hastiadg q vlaiianse, por ss.
neslas sn ~ terra. Los cue pus.
Co hneerio. debersan Dc aesnsr.
para lograr cue los hosales loeales
, los muehos moieles COO qus
eusnla 81 Caro-. hieisran en- a vs.
rano, 10 mismo cue sc haee "a
Miami y en- Miami Beach. - De-
CIR rehaiAF los preclos en- mas a
- aesenia pr eIenfo. De esq rnal
neFa. IL airacel6n para Il fugssla
seFIa mayer. Ne nos pareee eaul
satlvo. cue dufanss los meses a.
vsTano--salyo enntadas exeepeiol
nes~haya que pagan nqul los hns.
pedaies en- f0rma verdaderamenss
ahaslyR. Los dnehos de- hoisles )
&c moieles. deberian Dc reunlFss
, aetuar en- este senlido. 81 aus
clos serdn hos mayores heneilcsa,
Cos 90 Il case de aumenso Del ~
Fasmo proeedente de Cuha.
De olro modo. mlentras ss Pre-.
senda fiiar preclos prohiblilvoa. lns
lnFistas de Cuba , los cue pudle.
Fan negar de olros luenres del
NoFte Gel pals. solo estaran entire
un par de dlas. "a Que
muehos lurisian no son otra cosa,
que bundles empleados que guar
dan menaualmente deierminada
eaniidad. para dnrse despues e
ku4io De pasar sus vncaeiones 4
ios del lngar donde viven. Enls
Media de- Feslueei6n dc precios
Is muy necesarla. "a 90 cue. q
Fealidad, - desea fomentaF q
turiamo en- Key West.
Esla ciudad tIene cue eonssFtir'
ZEE en eindad turistiea. careciendf
De induslrlas. he de- Elegnr q Sci
eentro un centre Dc lmp0rfancia,
Al cue vengan Dc todaa parties. q
busca de AN china snave. De gna
h96plfalidad amahle y de uns
sranquilidad esprltnaI. muy nece
sara para FL homhFe cue trabals
el Feslo del aho.
Recientemente. hemoa tcnldo no
lleiaa de- Ia Habana, en- relael6F
COO las poslhilidades cue eKislen.
g implantar Il servlclo ds ferry
entire Ia capital eubana y exls
.querido Cayo. segdn los lnformel
cue hnmns Fselhido, todavia q
AsiA iAhnrhndo - i aontlln do lle
gaF Il tSlnhleslmlenlo De tan I'm
|portanle sarvteio. cue serla ~
verdadero eniporio de riqueza pa
r. amhos palaes , m motive ma
De entertainments de afecsos, en-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

Ire los vseinos De ina y ssra elu-
dad.
Las propias ageneias da h1riamo
exisienios - ambos palses. debe-
Ran de luehar sir descanao. co...
lribuyendo = cue - eonvirtiera en
hermosa realidad csc sexvielo De
ferry, cue daria pingues gananeias
. todoa los cue en- al mismo invir-
tieran 90 dlnero.
Pero. hay cue hacer algo. No es
possible cue se slga fnhrieando. cue
aigan llegando I'll Cayo nuevos CO.
mereios De importancia y cue ma.
estra C&mara DE- Concrete. STEM.
pre- dillgenae , diapuesta . lachmr
poF al prngreso de Ia colectldad,
no realize mpremos eSlueFxos. por
logrnr ese service. Ia eludad, 81
Condado. les instituciones comer.
ciales. todas deberian &c lormar
I'm apretado haz y luehar hasta OBJ
tener 81 reaulta00 tnntas veces
desead6.
No es possible que TODD 10 dele.
mos 81 Cohierno ds smbos PASSES.
Ia lnielasiva particular euando
estk rcspaldada por les autoFida-
des. slempre obtiene Krandes 6xl.
toe. Tod0 no puedan haeerlo los
Gohlerno De Cuba y las autorida.
des del pals. Is precise. Is i'm
preseindlhle cue todos los cue van
q oblener veniaias con FL estable-
eimienio del ferry. laboEsn mean
sahles, coopeTando 81 neeesario
fuere, hasta econ6micamente, nj
logro de este importante ssFviclo.
be no haeerse asl. viviremos 81.
empire lamenlkndonos de Ia poca
suerte cue tiene este pteblo. De-
iando haeef . Miami. cue POGO q
POGO, ri ne ~ defender s0s inte-
reses locales. eonehndo con mayo.
res recursos de propaganda. aca.
barA por observer Il corrienle "a.
risliea. cue Dc algdn tempo . esta
parte. viene dirigitndose hacia
cayo Huoso.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

wrNo0SKl. W. - = Open,na
nlxht a q comedy # s. Michael.
Playhouse was thresiened recent.
" when three players and the Al.
rector became III vita Aear eolls
However. the sho@ went on IN sd
theatre tradition - after the fs,w
received penicillln shots and frl,
mueh more eomical sor TIE cone
dy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

BATON ROUGE. Il. - The
louisiana Dlysi@ Il Gnnluyment
sscurssy yin ed = uasnp.oy nsus
co s<pl - b firiag zatus ,,loyes.
TIE division. wA.ck rormsuv
pays up 10 SIS weekly b perssns
il eannct place IN tpbs. Ill not he
ahie 10 pay the - persons auy.
thing. Thar employer-the state--
Is nos covered b. TIE Cssmploy.
inert Act.
TIE firings I'll resais fro,n =
budeel cut By Coagress IN ne "a.
vixion's Operating fana
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

One AZ the many mnnsaal lhlngs
about 'sinlerno TIE lhree asmen-
sional Texhnieelor thriller via
st0reophnnie sound bxina presenl.
81 ~ Twenfielh Century Pos ard
opening Sunday ~ the Monroe
Hhesfre. "A the role Il affnrds ROB-
egt Ryan. wfo eo.starn IN &c pic-
tire with Ehonda Fleming and
william Lnndigan. Ryan, who has
hlmssif described TIE part he takes
- challenging, portrays 3 snfl
dllleianie Who hardemg. through TIE
rourse Of tie film. into q tough.
haFdbitten desert rat"
70 achisvs tbs singular tran-
siiion. Ryan. long Recognised as
enc ol Hollywoods extraordinarily
able actors. uses no obvious pw0ps
such a. padding and eKtravaaaml
make.up. Teehnlque ID his neahod.
Subtly, through painting breath.
slack mouth. laek.lustre eve. he
Indicates gradaiions q fatigue.
thirst and diseouragemenl Ia this
drama Of q Sybaritic millionaire,
iefl without refuge In the desert
with . broken les by o falshless
wifs and hel secret lover. who sx.
peci him 10 ale. The trick q sur
vlval. attained with dogsedness
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

The fAmalm houMblIl. an AfHican
bird. wills herself up with mud In
side . kollow tree a nesting time,
but Leases q small hole through
which hnFe mate feeds her and the
young.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Dovis-Rich

The marriage of Miss Ruth M.
Rich, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. S. Rich of this city,
became the bride of 1t. w. Clay
ton Davis, U. S. NJ, on Septem-
Der IL. The ceremony was per-
formed before small group OF
relatives at the Riches residence,
with the brother of the BRIDE
groom, the Rev. E. Bradford
Davis, officiating.
After a wedding trip the
New England the couple will
make their home in the Wash
ington area, where DR.. Davis is
stationed at the Naval Medical
Center, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Movinq q Refrigerator

Next time something slithers
behind or under the refrigerator,
don't head for the garage and the
automobile jack. Reach for your
soapdish instead. Just wet the
floor area around the legs and
apply a little soap. The cooler
will slide easily without endan-
gering a single vertebra.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Bachrach Photo

The st. Sophia Greek Ortho-
dox Church was the scene on
September 6 of the wedding of
Miss Mary Deoudes, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John D. DeoudeS
of Washington, and Mr.. Thomas
S. Radios. He is the son of Mr..
Stephanos G. Radios and the late
Mrs. Eudokia B. Radios. The
Rev. Amilianos LalousSis offici-
ated.
A reception followed the cere-
mony at the home of the brides
parents. The couple will reside
in Silver Spring after a trip to
Canada.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Mrs, Burooyne Wed

Mrs. Mildred Smith Burgoyne,
widow of Mr.. Wallace M. Bur-
goyne, was married yesterday to
Col. Charles Sumner Reed,
US, A. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Charles
Lowry at All Saints Church.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Southall Photo.

MRS. THOMAS L. SHUCK
The former
Miss Dolores p. CrOwder.
The wedding Of Miss Dolores
Pauline Crowder, daughter OF
Mrs. John Thomas Crowder of
Washington, and Ensign Thomas
Leonard Shuck took place on
September II at St. Peters
Church. The Rev. Father Chris
topher officiated. The bride
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Shuck of Arbutus, Md.
A reception followed the cere-
mony at Number 2 Scott Circle.
The couple will live in San Fran
cisco, Calf.
Evening star., 1953-09-24

-AUIGHBCI EKIVIOs
MRS. EUGENE o. BARR, Jr.
The former
Miss Marye nj. Palmer.
The marriage of Miss Palmer
to MIR. Barr, son of DIR. and Mrs.
Barr of Washington, took place
August 20 in the ROyster Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church in
Norfolk. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wat
kinS Palmer of Norfolk.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
COnsOn1n1e

VT TONT VI N
Cleaning ruby-red consomme
Madrilene always makes an in
viting course in warm weather.
Serve it with lime or lemon
wedges: or top it with a spoon
full of sour cream sprinkled with
minced chives or parsley
Evening star., 1953-09-24

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