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Evening star., 1953-06-30
Why Grow.
Old?
By josephine lowmon

Time means many things to
many people. To some it means
moments to work; to some time
to worry: to others, time TO
make money: to still more, time
to think. to contemplate, to play,
to read, to love, to develop a
hobby, to learn an art or be-
come effcient In playing a mu-
sical instrument. To others it
turns out to be one long hectic
rush.
One thing is certain! Time
and energy are the matrix of
life. What we accomplish in
success and happy living depends
on how much energy we have
and how we use the time allotted
to US. We all hope for much
more time, many more days and
years during which we have the
precious blessing Of awareness
but really the only time VI which
We are certain. is NOW. What q
shame 1t seems to waste It in
tears, in worry. In hecticness, In
sensitivenesS, in grimnesS. tense
ness, chronic fatigue and mega
tive viewpoints.
Too often persons put OF un.
til some future time the things
they want to do because they do
not have time today Tomorrow
miraculously and rapidly turns
into today. With this 'tomor-
row" attitude years roll over an
individual without ever making
q real impact on him. Start
whatever it is you want from
life TODAY. You may have to
make a feeble beginning but do
30. Take time to read a little
even If the house doesn't shine
quite so brightly. Make q tele-
phone call in order to learn what
facilities there are for learning
some art.
Start right today and when
you find yourself getting hectic,
sit down and laugh. Begin today
counting calories. Begin today
with one simple exercise. Do
today one Of the things you
have been planning to do for
others. Begin today to deliber-
ately excise worry from your
mind by replacing unhappy
thoughts with happy ones.
Whenever I think Of time
remember some while ago a
series Of postcards. each one
bearing q quotation about time.
One said. Time waits for no
man." another. Nov is the time
for all good men to answer the
call Of their country" and so
forth for about seven postcards.
I thought to myself, This
reader is nuts about time" Then
. light flashed through my feeble
brain. I was behind with my
columns and Immediately sus-
pected my editor. When a card
came saying, "It is later than
you think" I wrote him a note
saying. IF it is later than
think I am a dead duck" I was
correct in my surmise. He had
sent the cards.
It is later than we think and
We are all dead ducks If we keep
putting of until tomorrow those
self-improvement resolutions,
those things which would add
richness and fun to our lives to-
day.
If you would like to have my
leaflet No. IS, "Six Introductory
Exercises" send a stamped, self
addressed envelope with your re-
quest to Josephine Lowman in
care Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Luncheon Porty

Mrs. Lawrence Wood Robert,
jr.. and her sister -in-law, Mrs.
Pierce Robert Of Atlanta, lunched
at the Mayhower last week with
the Countess Dorothy de Frasso
of New York and Nassau, and
Mrs. Ken Regan. Mrs. Pierce
Robert departed for her home
after a fortnight's visit with
Mrs. Lawrence Wood Robert.
Evening star., 1953-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis David
son Tracey Of Medford, Mass.
announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Frances Wealthea.
who formerly lived in this city,
to Mr.. Teodore Durrell Dobbs.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Warren Dobbs Of Little Rock.
Ark. The ceremony took place
at the Chapel of Saint Sebas-
tian, Frankfurt Main. Germany,
on June q.
After q wedding trip through
Southern Germany, Austria and
Switzerland. the couple will make
their home in Paris, France.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Photo,


MRS. RAYMOND A. COLUZZl
The former
Miss Virginia Baisey.
Miss Virginia Baisey. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb Baisey
Of this city. became the bride
on June "a, Of Mr.. Raymond
Anthony Coluzzi. The ceremony
took place in the Holy Rosary
Church. the Rev. DeCarlo Of
ficiating. A reception at the
Admiral Club followed the cere-
mony.
The couple Will live in Wash
ington when they return from
trip to New Jersey.
Evening star., 1953-06-30

Miss Jettie G. Freshour. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Freshour of Parrottsville, Tenn,
recently became the bride Of
Jack D. Norris, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Norris Of Green
vile, Tenn.
The ceremony took place in
the Fountain Memorial Baptist
Church here, with the Rev. Wal
ter A. Mitchell. pastor. officiat-
ing.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Miss Deerinq Wed

Miss Aida May Deering be-
came the bride recently Of Mr..
Ray Albert Shafer. son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Shafer. The ceremony took
place at the First Presbyterian
Church Of Greenville.
Evening star., 1953-06-30

drawers with anything poten-
TALLY dangerous in them should
be locked
They'll put practically every
thing in their mouth. All house.
hold poisons and medicines
should be kept out Of their reach.
Pins, buttons, needles and other
small objects should be put away.
They're curious about many
things. especially those higher
than their eye level. Lift them
up occasionally to satisfy their
curiosity. Tablecloths should
not hang over the edge Of the
table. Keep containers Of hot
food and liquids In the center
of the table. out Of their reach.
and pot handles parallel with
the front of the stove.
(This Is the second of a series
OF foe daily articles from the
pamphlet. "A Formula for
Child Safety" The articles are
reproduced By courtesy OF the
Metropolitan Lite Insurance
In
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Live at the Top of the City
TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL


S700 MASS. AVE. NV.
One and two bedroom apartments
television in every apartment; full
hotel service. Also hotel rooms ant
suites.
COL0RED-1 .rm., pvt. Kitchen and
bath. rear apt. of private home: re-
fined, empl lady or couple; NO chill
dren; use of phone; reasonable
c5IoEEDMoNE Efeo AND a-RM, APIS
L.h.k. Avail. immed. 1925 Clifton st
NV. Open for inspection. For fur
COLORED-13I3 STAPLES ST. NE
Lovely 1-bedrm.. liv.. rm.. kit.
dinette and bath: $S6 mo. every
ah talns 7ssie lssl c4DNEn 2o 4asSs4 s. RYoN ~ !Sc
COLORED-ENTIRE 1st FLOOR
,iv, rm:. bedrm.. large kitchen and
adults; $3.50 mo. incl; all utils
cnI n29S e St: rs; e. o. r4iSA 44iSAs7
apts.' l%' sH shars s.esotl sath. 4lss 6th aaa st
coiEOREHD-iIsYYss IYsooi oiisth ST. Nv
Large rm.. kit. and semibath. In
spect then cali CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-15th PL. S!E.-Furn.,
I rm.. kit. and bath ant. pvt. ent.i
81 $45i Phone LU; l-0511. -.
and bath. nicely furnished; near
18th and p NV. Call Mon. COIN
&, LEVINE, HO. 2-3620.
COLORED-FIRST FL, mod. inpr.
incl. bsmt and back porch. AD
COLOREDwI353 FAiRMONT NV
-Bsmt apt. attrac.. clean: suit
2 persons: $50 mo. Shown 81
Coh0RED-NEw YORK AVE, mr.
mkt n.w.-AttractiVely furn., dec,
z rms; -; kit: bath; gas n. hti. inst
CoE0RED&F1RN. HPT.gs' airis o,
couple. Call LII. 7-4O46 all da!
SUM-, after 8 pm. weekdays. PA
Evening star., 1953-02-22
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED

COLLEGE PARK. 1925 Knox I'd
Two-bedroom apt with living room
dinette. kit; and bath, all utilities
included: S96.5O month: within
Sniv sas q os RfE Md esGPpPs cs IN isssf5e
ARL., ABOVE RossLYN-a-bedrm
apt. mod; kit. laundry. storage
parkiR' Adults; ,laan Sl0S; h1d Az utils; 5n;;
North. So Eat Mrs. tes cHRR K i5ss g. sils5.
MD.--s rooms and nd pri. ;
vate bath; utilities. UN. 4-07S7.
PARK. Md bedrm.. 1 liv.
SS5: 2.bedrm; apts.. 500. Ju; g.
AIRY. fsay' 'sPAci0us "a RoHs s-bedrm. apt: 1S41e
living rm.. modern kitchen. colored
tile bath. ample closet space. At
to naRa junction NOT Of Southern South m ave. Ss7.sG
mo-, incl. all utilities. 954 Southern
ave; Sc. Apt. 2o4 is open. LU.
ARlitiESSGS;roN-on..bedrm. ltESS; apt. apt.
i1sfF InsF Rii, Eli # A MyssBss S.sbs4 adult; $50
iiv. rm., kit, bath: Sso.5O. Enc.
apt. $3.50. utils. incl. Elev. bldg.
lao nth ST. s.E.-Two rms, kit. and
bath; right on Lincoln Park. $50 so,
including utils. uN. 4-3500. -26
DISTRICT HTS. APTS.-De luxe l.
unit; ALL UiTiLs. INcL. Direct bus
service to downtown. 10. 1850.
BEAUTIFUL APT. in select BLDG. 8
bedrms. 2 baths. library, liv. Trn..
din. rm.. kit. buffers pantry, In
closed sun porch. Adults only. After
NR. K 5: sc cAfIToI 4ri 5L1sSf; and ATLANTIC Sc.
Vacant: bedrm.. redecorAted;
Jo. s-6SS9 or Jo. 3-44Ss. -28
sUBURBAN LIVING An IT'S BEST
1st-floor Colonial home. beaut. liv.
rm., bedrm., bath, lge. kit. porches;
spacious grounds; avail. April. ~.
SIT FIN n. 11th RD.. ARI... vA.-on.-
bedImss apt. cpl. preferred. .SJ IA
TWo a-RM. MOD. EFFIcTENcY
APIS. Ford BLDG, town Of Fairfax,
S75 per mo-. al utils. furn. Crescent
NJ -D.drm.. in new apt: BIDS.
mr.. bus, shops, B min. TO Pentag0n,
%. c.. $7b mo-, plus uttls. Ayau.
now to young cpl. "a. 7-O74s
1918 asth sT. s.E-Iav. Ym.. /
hedrm., kit. dinette, bath. S7A piul
utils. Apply ant. q. LU. 1-3vA1.
S@G8
Evening star., 1953-02-22
ApARTMENTs FURNISHED

Vic. 18th and Columbia Rd.
Q rms. kit. and bath. Ali ntils, inl
Attractively furn. Convenient to
transp. and shop. centers. Q girls
only: Must have good references.
MAIZE. 927 N. =. ave. NV. ST.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
HOTEL
WINDSOR PARK

CONGRESS HTS. SECTION
Attrac. lEe. 1-bedrm.: furn.; utils.
incl; S92.50. 2-bedrm.. SI25. Once
located ct 1000 Miss. ave. Sc. Tele-
phone 10. 2-061S. $50 to 5 Pm.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
RRTGHTWOOD

Excellent location. close to stores.
; rear pOreSes,. e; Colonial front porc6.
full bsn1t.. oil h.-W.h.; deep lot; S125
8 mo. WETTz REALTY CORP. pit
18th st.. NV ST. 3-4666; eyes.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
4000 4th ST. Sc.
NEW BUILDING
4-FAMnY FLAT

1ZyO CONGEe&S9 ST. BE.
One bedroom. living room, large d.
nette, kitchen and tiled bath. avail
able Immediately. 2 blocks from
shopping. 6nter with theater. etc.
Very convenient location. Each unit
has front and rear entrances and
3 exposures. Rent, $72.60 each, does
not include utilities. 8 Gu It. re-
frigerat0r.
Open Sun. and Mon, ! to 8
b: r. SAUL CO.
Gas 18th st. NV. Ma. $1,000
Evening star., 1953-02-22

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
E-bedrm. apt. for rent. new bldg.
beautiful. new furn.. End n. duplex,
call NORELAND. 10. 3-641S. --23
Evening star., 1953-02-22

7O2 3lst ST. S.E.--1 bedrm.. liv. rm.,
kit, dinette and bath, $65 mo-, plus
heat and utiis. CONNER & RYON.
INCs RE 1876. 10. 4-S054:
6O0l N. WASHINGTON BLVD. -ARL.
No children. no pets. Excel cond. 3
rms, kit. and bath. KE. $1,000.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

1901 BELMONT RID. N.W.-Newly
decorated and furn. studio apt.
in apt. house. on bus and streetcar
line: complete kit Also 1-bedrm.
efic. apt. Only quiet. sober adults;
S14 per wk. incl. utils. EN-. 2-1966.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

WHITE RAMBLER TO SHARE with
responsible perm. business couple;
sep. entrance and yard: sliv. rm..
bedrm.. kit, bath. ample closet
space completely turn. except lin
immed.; refs. JE. 3-0051. -26
1904 N ST. NV and 2 rm. apts..
completely furn.; conv. loc; refgr.
and all utils.: SO and S13 weekly.
'432 N st. NV, 1-rm. apt, SIS wk.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Daily, weekly, Monthly

81 Decatur st. NV.
decorated with new mod
ern furniture, this l hedrm., hv.
rm.. dtnette. Kit. and bath apt.
rent for SOS per mo. To see. call
Mr.. Hynson, H. g. SMITH CO..
81 18th st. NV, ST. $4,000,
Evening star., 1953-02-22
CONNECTICUT AVE.
At Porter st. NV.

Very nicely furnished, 2 ~fooms. kitch-
en- and bath apartment. Convenient
to shopping and TRANSPORTATION.
Porch. Available now. For appoint
ment call
Evening star., 1953-02-22

living room. dining room, kitchen,
"a Sl7S mo-; Al near z-asan as5n and Columbia
e ri BEbRMs.. Dim AZ nv. z-'4UO' T@'' kit. and pvt.
bath. $40 mo. All utils furn. 1908
Brentwood I'd. ne. LA. 6-0S74.
1928 EYE ST. NV. = Attractive
bath ali utiis. Incl. Open for for in. in
sis siRefEsisa sf 1If kE-fk5ed4@ fE 5sszas6 apt, Ia.
lis ssb FT' nf e. s71SS By'' BATH rear D9Teh;
Il; gssS Fey a s'iis Sfs'% not f5sf;'s ine s
essS S; 1Tj QUE SfsG sT. s.E.-2 bedrms.. Si l,v.
rm., dinette., kit. and bath: Gas and
heat furnished. Avail. March /.
FEB 3 nIi SNIFF AzPRi' eo 9srl ills A'' l7tS
LASS MASS. AVE. NV rms, Kit,
FRED :. A SMITH aJIso co. 1113 18th
F5TMShfH s:sSS f. ssST5CSS5IE .as ss.S: as tSPn
HYATTsSfILE, "a; Ss;SfIl 41os EMERSON 2g sr..
lst a; apt; Q rms. KIT. and bath;
19lnM IMmsd pesS.; cS SIS incl; 0di all utils';
AS2cosTrG. S2GS 4 a. s.E.zNsW TA. S1SV4s de luxe
hedrm. apt; cony. to. schools and
idAS5slLJEs S5lJ Co. Ii. s-sse6. : III.
la5s sso4 LAN1ER PL. Nw.-ta7 Ell.
tiles included. See janitor on
15Ssa SsfmiSiii GfRARD ST. N.w.-l.OedTm.
apt. $3.50 mo. See janitor on
EFFICIENCY PTsRissNsi APT. avail. in co COM
Connecticutl S79.50 includes ali
s.s5Ss s.51os; ewes. cali 'i D1. 7sz7os, '
ss:sB bern, adult: ssi4 sR'' Sc
Nk. H.. MINI. s1SSSsA AVE. AND s4.h SCI
bedrm. apt. .4-family. nat, $67.9
se plus Sps HsIlsi j. 4RPly kH 1855 1913 Duoios sD
LIv.. RIM, Tecep. rpn. bedrm.. kit. and
bath. suit. working couple. Sat.
alter 4 pm, sun. all day. oI!u.
ANffooSNHETrE ANffooSNHEsTr GARDENS, D. C. line
rm.. din. rm.. kit. and bath: laun-
dry, storage and parking. Conv: To-
1-fare bus and shopping center; S64
incl uttl. 10. s-s1I9. Resident
mgr. 1414 4Sth ave. Sc. Apt. I:
LuxURY TYPE 1-bedrm. apt, avail
able March /; S11O. Call weekdays.
GEOc,RGfETOWN-1 & bedrm.. ise. iiv.
rm. with frepi., brick-walled gar
den: S165 incl. all utiis. Hu; 81
BERWYN. Md rms. and bath,
bsmt. apt. pvt. entr., children &C.
eeptsd; g; 9.SS15. ga
lQe r0dfnS kit hath fncloSed
porch. Frigidaire. S5s incl. util;
BACHELOR APT. also furn. en-
cheney. 1440 Meridian pl. Nv.
LSE. ss i1Pi.o XPT. iLDG., modern bsnat. 4 Spt..
/ bedrri., also turn. bedrm. apt
See JanitcF. $500 1zth st. nv.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

T. N.W.-Attract. furn.
it,. bath. apt; all new
rn.; utils. incl; park
16. RA. 6-S49l. -22
Evening star., 1953-02-22

OPPOSITE PARK. S65. Attractive.
; large liv: rm.. beautiful kitchen,
dinette. bedroom. JU. 1877 or
see 5O7 c st. me-, SIS. Sun. II IS.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

A1AA 6OOAA ~ 4N.NSs
"a NEW BUILDING)
Rock Greek Park, 1 block
Conn. ave-; efficiency. S35 .wk.; l.
bedrTn., $50 wk., furn.; maid eerv.;
free parking; utilities. OPEN 10-7.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

s527 DALE DRIVE
SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND
Lying n 3 rm;. bedrm.. KIT and bath
See Mrs. Brown. Apt, Q. Tr
MARSHALL j. WAPLE Co.
1924 14th st. NV, AID. 4-2OOH
Evening star., 1953-02-22

Modern. nicely furn.. 1-bedrm. apt
in fine NV. location. Mr.. Mt. Alto
Hospital Conv. to shopping and
trans. Automatic clothes washer in
kit. Adults only. S12O per mo. plus
utils. Shown SUN. 1-5. See RES
IDENT MANAGER. 1905 Tunlaw I'd.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

2515 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.
8 rms. kit. shower bath and gar. :;
$50 on lease. Couple preferred
Newly decorated.
MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV, AID. 4-20OH
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lcontinued eA Mext rage.l
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room; working couple; nicely fur
nished; 500: Ii, 4-4236. Pa
Alex Va; z bedrms:;; all on acre:
1853 0S $s0a $sO $40 sT' MS f. s46ns rms, IT, H.
bath. 1st a. Of 2-family house; S67.
TU. 2-28S7, 1912. 6-8 daily. -22
112I NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Etficiency, elev., switchboard. Newly
decorated, SS6 per month including
ONE BiR;DRM. APT, nicely turn.,
2406 Ridge pl. s.e., Apt. 2 Oath
and R sts.) nr. bus. $75 per month
insI; siMHAI nsaSI .pAprurNTror ror,.n,
Evening star., 1953-02-22

apt. located in an intown one-bus
fare suburbanite setting. Lge. liv.
room, dinette, kitchen, bath and
laundry. complete the accessories for
this individual homelike apt. Rent
$50 plus utilities. To inspect days
The Arizona post., 1953-12-18
KaIliianoffS Back

After a four months jaunt
to Europe that took them
thru England, France Ger
many, Italy and the Scanda-
navian countries, the Sam
Kalmanoffs look back on a
grand trip. They especially
enjoyed their months stay in
Rome and were impressed
with the beautiful women
and clothes" they saw there.
After their visit to the Riviera
and Monte Carlo they better
understand the lure of that
fabulous place. They came
home on the new Italian liner
Andrea Boria.
And now, with many feet
of color film, new friends and
fresh m e m or i e S, they're
happy to be home. The one
thing to mar their return was
that Mr.. Kalmanoff con-
tracted a bronchial condition
on arrival in New York and
had to spend some days in
the hospital here. He's now
convalescing at home.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-18
%'':'s; 's','s;
Barry Arnold Bernstein

Barry Arnold Bernstein
On Dec. 26 Barry Arnold
Bernstein will be Bar Mitzvah
at Sabbath services at Con-
gregation Anshei Israel. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Bernstein, 1927 E. 9Th.
Proud witnesses will be his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Kirshbaum and great-aunt,
Mrs. Pauline Goner of Phila-
delphia. A reception will be
held at the family home on
Sunday.
Enrolled in the 7th grade
at Mansfield school, he is an
honor student. Barry is an
all-star member of the Little
League baseball team, his
chief interest.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-18
YPHA Chooses
To DiSband

Young People Hebrew Assn.
YPHA) met a recent Thurs
day to discuss the advisability
of disbanding the organiZa-
ton, in existence some ten
years. 1t was the consensus
of opinion that the newly
formed Young Adult Group
had sufficiently replaced ac-
tivities of YPHA and was ap-
parently meeting the needs of
those for whom it is organ
lied.
1t was the contention of
Harris Bloch, YPHA presi-
dent, that members could take
part in the new group and
urged them to do so.
Remaining funds in the
treasury, totaling $50, were
voted into the Center building
fund in honor of the late Ju.
dith Shevin with the request
it be used to help equip the
game room in the new build
ing.
A final act before disband-
ing was vote of appreciation
to Bloch for his leadership as
president.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-18
RmlA~
NRnxzA

Ricky Wayne Harold Trimble
Second son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Trimble,
1924 Santa Barbara. The new
arrival was born Dec. 10 and
weighed 612 lbs. Grandpar-
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Curtis, Bakersfield, and Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvester Trimble,
Tucson. Mr.. Trimble is a
driver for a trucking COM
pany.
Jane Car,a MOret
Second daughter and third
child is the new addition to
the Simon Moret family, 1865
La Jolla, Dec. II. The baby
weighed 6 ID. 6 OF. and meas
ured 20 in. tall at birth.
Grandparents are E1r. and
Mrs. Louis Moret, Tucson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Schnapik,
New York City. Mr.. Moret is
an Industrial engineer at
Hughes.
Debra Bonnie Singer
A fourth daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Singer, 2421 E. Hawthorne on
Dec. 2. At birth she weighed
6 Id. 13 OF. and was 2012 in.
tall. Grandparents are Mr..
and, Mrs. Sam Sbar, San Ga
briel, Calf. and Mrs. Rose
Schultz, Pomona, Calf. Mr..
Singer is the owner of Carol
Ann Bakery.
Michael Joseph MOtZkin
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mot
zkin are the parents of a
sixth child. born. on Dec. g..
The baby weighed Z ID: and
a OF. and measured 20 in. tall:
Grandparents are. Mr.. and
Mrs. Max MotZkin, Los
Angeles and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Terrio, Boston. Mr..
Motzkin is a salesman for
Western Cookies.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-18


dwelling of a stone in
memory of the late Isadore
Weissberger, husband of Bes-
sic Weissberger and father of
Mrs. Alex Deutsch, will be
held on Dec. 27 at q pm. at
Young Israel cemetery. Rab-
bi Breger will conduct SER
Mr.. and Mrs. MiIt o n
Deutsch, N. Treat, are enter
tanning her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Greenberg, Brook
lyn, who are here on a
months visit.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-18
SociuIs and
Personals

tIoIIIilS OlIe OdCh 1OIClIlIIS
Mrs. Torchin'S mother, Mrs.
tnnie Gallub, New York.
ie will be present at the
ening of their new business
Sunday.
Arriving from Bakersfield,
Alif., where she is now liv-
g, is Mrs. Harry Curtis. She
& here to welcome a new
fandchild and plans to re-
ain until Dec. 26, at the
pme of her children, Mr.. and
RS. Richard Trimble.
Former Tucson resident
Ere from Chicago for a
Ionth's visit is Mrs. j. Ar
pld and young daughter.
hey are staying at the home
her parents-in-laW, Mr.. and
rs. Harry Laventman, E.
he
Arriving to assist Mr.. and
Irs. Benjamin Upton with
separations for the Bar Mitz-
ah of their son, Larry, is
RS. Hyman Bogorad, LA.
RS, Bogorad is Mrs. Lipton's
.other.
Morris Woke is i'm Chicago
'r a few weeks on business.
Seen at the Hadassah mem
ership luncheon Monday was
RS. Arnold Lieberman, for
.er TucSonian now living in
NW York.
Expecting to be gone to
alifornia about three weeks
e Mr.. and Mrs. AL Liebert.
hey'll visit their children.
on, Burt, now teaches dra-
-atics in a high school in
Calf. : s,.. ;.
Back in the us. from Israel
Mrs. Sander Appel. Emma
andwald). She is visiting her
and son-in-law, DR..
I'd Mrs. Irving Edelson, in
lainville, Conn. DR.. Appel is
lpected from Tel Aviv in
bout six weeks. They will
rob bly, arrive in Tucson in
id-Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph III.
avy are spending several
ays in LA visiting their chill
EN- Debby and Norman Kap-
n. They will see Ann Zied-
an.
The Max Lukacs are look
G forward to the arrival of
N, Sol, from LA for the holi-
lys. They are disappointed
at Bob, who is stationed at
t. DeVenS, Mass. cannot join
EN- until later.
Mr. and Mrs. IsadOre Ler-
4r, Chicago, recent arrivals,
an to stay for the season.
1ey are residing at 432 N.
artin. Mr.. Lerner was in
e wholesale shoe business.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-18
Call For Actors

A call is being issued by
Mel Tanner, Center dramatic
coach, for adults and young
adults interested in dramatics
10 contact the Center and let
the fact be known. The next
vehicle of Kadimah players
will be cast from such groups,
says Tanner.
More members of the dance
sessions are being invited.
Next gathering will be Dec.
"A at $50 pm. at the Center
with Bob White as leader.
OF particular interest are
the Israeli dances, similar to
the Western square dances.
They give much enjoyment. 1t
has been observed that since
these sessions have begun
many persons who otherwise
would not participate, have
easily learned these dances
and increase their enjoyment.
The Arizona post., 1953-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Fein-
stein depart next week for
LA to attend the wedding of
their niece. They expect to
be gone several days.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-09

same night. The Iyanhoe Morgans
spent Sunday with Mrs. Morgan
and Mrs. Halle Davidson was a
Monday afternoon visitor
MIS-. w. II Chappeu. Mrs. Cabot
Chappell. and Mrs. Laurie Pitts
were callers shared by the Forbes
and Gillian families last week
Powhatan Guests
Mrs. Thomas Handy, Of Fine
Creek Mills, was a guest Of Miss
Rita Morgan for several days OF
last week
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Weather
spoon of Norton. and Fred Duty
Of Oceana. were supper guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Duty. last
Thursday Miss Kathleen Parrot
was recent di9ner guest in the
Duty home
Mrs. Cecil Tanner and her
children and Mrs Frank Jones
and her children spent Friday
with Mrs. Irvy Flood
Mrs. George Eldrid2e was week
end guest in the Gillian home
and Mrs Rowlett Bruce was a
recent caller
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-09
Elliott Tobacco Average Adds To
Community Proud Farm Tradition

Dick White is still on the sick
list.
Friends are sorry TO hear of
Mrs. Shirley Dowdys accident.
She fell and broke a RIO last week.
All wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweden Allen
are visiting friends and relatives
in Tennessee.
Mrs. O. M. Boiling was busi-
ness visitor in Farmville last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. John LeSueur
we're luncheon guests Of the Al
fred Harris family last week.
Recent Callers
Mrs. Julian and mother visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Headrick. Mrs. May
OWnsby and Mrs. Hairless, Of
Farmville. last week. She also
visited MI. and Mrs. Henderson
Taylor. Mr.. Taylor is getting
along nicely. Mrs. Taylor has been
quite sick. but is better.
Mrs. Sweden Allen called on
Mrs. Julian and Mrs. Ownsby last
week.
Wesley Dunkum and j. l..
Jones attended the yearly Mis-
sionary Conference, in Richmond
on Monday.