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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19

Mr.. Sebastian DeMeGliO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Prehn Of
Forestville, Md, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Mary Louis to Mr.. Sebastian
Joseph DiMeglio. He is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Di-
Meglio of Chester, Pa.
The bride-elect received her
B. S. degree from st. Joseph
College, Emmitsburg, Md, last
June. At present she is employed
as a medical assistant. Mr.. Di-
Meglio received his B. S. degree
from Mount Saint Mary's Col
lege, Emlmitsburg, Md. He will
attend Georgetown University
Law School this fall.
No date has been set for the
wedding. p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19

immaculate Junior College.
The bridegroom -elect attended
the University of California. They
both are with the Government in
Vienna, Austria, where the we'd
ding will take place in the late
summer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19

The engagement of Miss
Teresa Marie Die to Mr.. Eugene
Vincent Grimes is announced by
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Clifton Die of Crisfield, Md.
Mr.. Grimes is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Grimes of Long Is
land, N. Y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19

MISS VIZ SAuA0 uAEVCys
Miss Virginia Mae Harvey,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Willard Harvey, of Brookeville,
Md. became the bride of Mr..
Henry o. Lampe Of Arlington,
son of Mrs. Henry D. Lampe and
the late Mr.. Lampe. The cere-
mony was held in Woodside
Methodist Church in Silver
Spring on July 10. The Rev.
Conrad w. Jordan officiated.
Woodside Church social hall
was the scene Of the reception.
After a trip to Mays Head, N.
c., the couple will reside In Fair
lington, Va.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-10
Bald Knob
Irene Walker

.A>At
Mrs. June Bowman and Miss
Barbara Clark visited friends in
Kensett. They attended a pro-
gram at Centennial Bapt. church
The candle light missionary
society installation program was
conducted by Mrs. Frances Rey-
nolds at Pleasant Grove Baptist
church. The program was largely
attended by persons in the sur
rounding communities Mrs 7
W. Jones spent Monday IN Scar
cy Robert T. Green and Dee
Williams made a business trip
to Newport An 8 IL pound
boy, Lloyd Allen. was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Harris last
week Mrs. Juanita Reggins
and Miss Ollie Ruth Reggins ac-
companied Mrs. Verna Green and
mother, Mrs. Annie Johnson, to
Newport Mrs. Annie McClain
and daughter, Tommie Jean, spent
Friday in Little Rock Mr.,
and Mrs. Lee Graham and chill
dren visited relatives in Augusta
Mrs Grace NJ. Edwards, Miss
Eddie B. Edwards and Miss Be
atrice Edwards motored to Searcy
Sunday night to visit friends q.
Pleasant Grove choir will sing
in a musical program at Searcy
Sunday Cortez Pettss
brother of Milwaukee. Wisconsin
visited friends here He also Wis
tied relatives in kensett.
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Eletlla Burch

Eletha Burch
The children of the Montongo
school are working hard in the
Red Cross drive. Among those
working are Dorothy L. Moore,
Bessie NJ. Bottoms, Sharon A.
Thompson, Irma l.. Vincent, La
Vern Jones, Reba ]. Hill and
Charlie NJ Smith. Persons who
paid 81 to join were Ed Moore,
James Moore, Jessie Vincent, Mrs.
Clara Moore and Mrs. L. A. An
derson Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Frazier are proud parents Of a
baby girl. She has been given the
name. Linda Faye . Mrs. Z.
M Richard and Curtis Crawford
Of Mt. Holly spent Sunday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Burch
visiting their grandmother, Mrs,
Julia Green, who is i'll MIR.
and Mrs. Edward Frazier, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. White and Sue Cups of
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Good Hone
Bessie Sockwell

Rev. ]. P. Storey preached a
wonderful sermon at Good Hope
Sunday. The program was spon-
sored by Mrs. Bessie L. SoekWell
and Mrs. Miltilda Douglas. The
collection was $l2.6l. Rev. Storey
is from Pleasant Hill Bapt, church.
After the morning service a tele-
phone program was held at p
m. sponsored by Mrs. NJ. T. Doug
las. The following persons talk
ed: Mesdames Maggie Alexander,
Minnie Blake, Mary Robertson,
Bessie l.. Sockwell, Pearhe Box,
Dotcie Rivers, Johnnie Rivers, Miss
Louise Robertson and Miss S. Riv-
er Funeral services for Z,
Williams were held last week al
White Church cemetery. He died
March 81. Survivors are three
sons, one daughter, two sisters
and other relatives. Rev w. d.
Blake of Hickory Ridge delivered
the eulogy Missionary band,
No. 2 held its mission meeting
at the home of Mrs. Maggie Alex
ander with nine members present
Mrs. Unice Blake and Miss
Selma Blake were dinner guests
Of Mrs. James Douglas Mrs,
Onie Fort. Mrs Emma Blake
and Mrs. Annie Alexander were
dinner guests of Mrs. Mamie
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Wessou
ID. J. Loggins

Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Davis
were guests of their son recently
V. L. Davis and Rev and
Mrs. c. P. Censor of Gambling.
Louisiana visited Mrs. Genson's
parents over the week end ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Loggins Wis
tied in El Dorado recently .
Mrs. Lorene Hays and son left
for Milwaukee to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Davis
Mrs. Mae Bethel Davis and
son, Ledell, are visiting relatives
in Smaekover Mrs. Thomas
Malone and Mrs. Blanche Beasley
of Three Creeks were guests Of
Mrs. Corene Malone . Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Farris motored to
Louisiana Sunday :. Mrs. L. B.
Jenkins, x. S. Kilgore, " L.
Davis. and Mrs. Irene Williams
motored to the singing convention
at Mt. Rena last week Mrs.
Natha Lee Stephen, Mrs. Corene
Malone and Mrs. Myrtle Moore
went shopping in Ell Dorado last
week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-10
Augusta
Eddie summons


Cpl. L. Stanley {. Mitchell and
wife. Mrs Helen Mitchell left
Sunday for Camp Chaffee. where
he is stationed for a few weeks,
They will leave for Davenport,
Iowa where they will make their
home Mr.. and Mrs. June
Brown and brother Of Chicago,
were n town for few days Wis
iting relatives Henry Wells
from Inkston, Michigan was call
ed to the bedside Of his mother.
Mrs. Savannah Wells, who is very
i'll Elder F. D. Gipson. Of
the Fort Smith district preached
a wonderful sermon last Sunday
night at Ward Chapel AME
church Mr., and Mrs. Alex
MeAntoch has returned home in
ST. Louis after visiting his moth
er and sisters, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Iceberg Davis and
children a program was
rendered by the city federation
at Harris Chapel Baptist church.
Money raised for this occasion,
Sl515 A birthday party was
given by Mrs. Nellie Jackson,
Sunday evening at her home from
to o'clock. She received many
beautiful presents.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-10

Stamps Baxter Melody B toys
from L.tl.s Rock, a4ageh 20, They
brought TO Us a program which
was enjoyed by all This ended
the musical festival Tor the ith
week in March The baby
contest sponsored by St James
AME Sunday school ended on
Marcn -. Bette Joyce McCland-
ham sponsored by Mrs Webbs,
$3.50; John 7. Hampton. j, spon-
sored by Mrs. Eva Cobbs, $3.50,
Oscar B. Beaves sponsored by
Mrs. K. l. Steps, S802; Eddie
Kolen, u. sponsored by d. d,
Steps, Sl005; Freda Mae Green
sponsored By Miss p V, Feaster
S26O5, Public collection. S5l5
total raised $5l87, Rev, L, R.
Williams, the pastor OF ST. James
AME church is doing a wonder
full job both spiritually and fl
nanclally. He delivered his East
er sermon al sunrise service and
at II o'clock service Mrs.
Elester Brown and Ella NJ, Will
liamS from Camden, Mr. and Mrs.
Carlton Cotledge and son an d
Never c. Lewis from Jonesboro,
Louisiana visited their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Feaster and
family, March 20 and q g..
Rev. D. S. Wilson was called to
! Toledo, Ohio TO the bedside OF his
sick brother, Charlie Wilson .
Mt. Carmel Baptist church spring
rally closed with Mrs. A. G. Har-
rison leading with the sum OF
+ $1,000 She is the directress Of
the BTU Mrs, A. G. Harrison,
the second grade teacher on the
west side took her group on an
Easter egg hunt, on the new site
for the elementary school | a st
Friday. Mrs. Butler and Mrs
Thompson helped hide the eggs
Warren Strickland, a student
Of AMIN visited the second grade
on the west side last Friday
and gave a nice talk. all tn e
children enjoyed it AMIN
college choir will sing in Warren
high new gym April Is There
was a birthday party given in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S
Feaster last Saturday night hon
oring J. s. Feaster and Charleston
Alexander, ir. The following per-
sons were present: Lum Williams,
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Des Arc
Ella Mae Brown


Rev. W. B. Woody of Little
Rock preached at Fellowship Sun
day Prairie county council
met at Mt. Olive Baptist church.
Miss Velrna Gender was present
The following officers were elect
ed: Mrs. Grace Mcneil of Disco
president; Mrs. Mary E. Snow,
secretary; Mrs. Minnie Chase,
treasurer; Miss Newson, reporter;
Mrs. Minnie Thomas, chaplain ..
Miss Margaret Hartman of Lit
tie Rock visited Mrs. Irene Hard
man Jake Harshaw and the
MCGEE boys of Hickory Plains
were here on business last week
A set of books has been pur-
chased for the school library
Mrs. velma Gender spent a
night last week at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Brown. She
visited the Douglas H club
Thirty three members were
present The cemetery clean
ing association met and the stores
donated SGT to purchase new
mower Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ].
Ford spent the week end In
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Main St. Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

shSas<e shtphtfu
MIR and Mrs. Henry Youngs
daughter passed March Is, She
was living IN Oklahoma Funer-
nj service was conducted March
- al Damascus NIB church in
Pine Bluff Van Davis is seri-
ously III at this writing Others
on the sick list are George
Moore. Francis Rhodes, Will Roy
al, D c Young. Mrs. Sallie Nash,
Annie Redmon, William Martin.
Maggie Shepherd and Sylvester
Boston who is nome for few
days from the veterans hospital
William Motion has become
a regular reader of the Press
Miss Bette Jane McCrany and
Miss Mary Cash made a trip to
Pine Bluff Sam Wiley died
recently. Survivors include two
sons. Readie Of Detroit and Ollie
Of Pine Bluff; one daughter, Mrs
Lealer Wiley of Marian and a
host o. grandchildren and friends
He was born and reared in JEFF
Ferson county and moved recently
10 Marian 10 live with his daught-
er S. w. Hill has a very sore
foot Willie Crawford suffered
a sick spell recently Mrs
Jacks died March 20. She was
member Of st. Raphael Catholic
church A trustee rally was
given at Mt, Zion AME church
recently Churches taking part in
the rally were Parson Hill NIB,
Eudora NIB, ST. Bethel NIB,
Spring Hill AME, Bethel AME.
and ST. John AME. Finance rails
ed, s7i.28 Rev. N. Williams
and wife visited the Shepherds
recently Get the Press. It's
the best weekly paper you can
buy.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-10
Princeton Pike

Sunday school was largely at
tended at st. Luke AME church.
c. N. Toney, district superinten-
dent Of the Pine Bluff district,
visited the school. He was enroute
10 St Paul AME church :.
Pvt Clarence Olloway. jr. is at
home on furlough. He will be
here 30 days. He is the son of
Prof and Mrs. c. w. Olloway
Cpl Monroe Adams left last week
for camp after spending 80 days
here with his parents, Mr.. and
gars, Joseph Adams Cpl. A.
!. Tse~aas is home on leave. He
is the SON of Mr.. and Mrs. A
Thomas Rev C NJ Hawkins,
presiding elder of the Monticello
distuss. preached at St LUX e
Thursday night. He was accom-
pan4es by his wife, Mrs. Hawkins.
Mrs Philips of Sweet Home AM
E cAGsh. Laid; Mrs.U u. Bobo.
Wars Chapel AME church, Pine
Biukf, Mrs. Hudson from Allen
Terne1e. Pine Bluff and Mrs.
WakG, mother of Mrs Hankins
The prsgram was sponsored by
Rev J. S. Edwards James
Thonpssa has been on the sick
list he is doing fine at this writ
ing OtAers on the sick list are
Mrs. Cabine and Mr.. Simpson,
BerneStine Willinghatn is some
better now.
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GGurdorl
o. ID. Campbell

Miss Ruth kolheim OF Chicago
Vas called here to be With her
father who has been very IL E.
Mrs. WilmaE Johnson, Miss Pa
tflela Hudson and Mr.. Frank spent
the week end with their moth
er.Mrs. A. d. Smell Mrs. Vir-
ginia Strlnger was carried to Lit
lie Rock to the MOP hospital q,
W. B. Armstrong was III Lit
tie Rock on business Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin were guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. J. NJ, Moore .. Walter
Juniel was in Alexander visiting
mis- son Campbell cafe will
open for busiN ess within the next
few days, Mrs. ]. B Nails is pro-
prietor The midwifery meet
ing was held al Pleasant Hill
Baptist church in Arkadelphia.
The topic discussed was teach
ing mothers how to have health
Ter babies. Mrs. Dorothy Funk
is teacher, Mrs. Erma Buford,
president and Mrs. Henrietta
Moore, reporter Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Martin were week end
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. M
Moore. Mrs. Martin was called
here because of the death Of her
mother, Mrs. Estella Hughes.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-10

is L. c. Stevens. The following
persons from here were present.
Frank PITTS, Freeman Virgins.
Moses and Isiah Pitts. Mrs. Mel
VIVA Boyd. Mrs Rhode Kelley,
Mrs. Leonia Elders, Mrs. M. Il,
Clarks, Mrs. Rosie Lee Fitzpst-
rick. Mrs. Gladys Ruskins. Mr..
and Mrs. o. II. Brunson. Mr.. and
Mrs, 4. c. Stevens and Clarence
Loggins b. J. Striyers, Ar
chic Montgomery. Augusta Smith
and Ezekiel Williams were visitors
in Dumas last week The
daughter of Mrs. Willie Glass
died recently.
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kensett
NJ. NJ. Waddy

Miss Irmagene Arnold spent the
week end in Memphis The
officers of the WINS Of Mt. Pleas
ant NIB church were installed
last Sunday evening by Mrs, Wad-
dy of Kensett Mr.. and Mrs
B. 7. Harris, N H. and V. B
Waddy motored to Pine Bluff
last Sunday and visited Mr., and
Mrs. Y. z. Shurn Mrs. Ger
trude Walker left for Madison,
Illinois last Thursday to be with
her daughter who is seriously Ill
Mrs. S. Floyd, B Washing
ton, r. Smith and NJ NJ. Waddy
attended service at Mt. Pleasant
NJ. B. church Sunday evening q.
Centennial NIB church observ-
ed Passion Week, sponsored by
the s. S. Different classes rend-
dered a program each night
Rev. and Mrs. M Z Braeely
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H Blount spent Sunday in Lit
tie Rock. Rev Bracely was guest
of Rev. Caleotte and brought the
morning message at st Marks
NIB church Mrs CORN Arm
old went shopping in Little Rock
last Wednesday Mrs. Macie
L. Rice is at Searcy in Rogers
hospital with serious case OF in
fluenza. We hope for her speedy
rpeOyery
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STATE PRESS Fri
Page Six

Albert Carter Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vim Steps, Smith Briggerson. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Wilfong. Mr.. and
Mrs. Major Hayes. Mrs. odessa
Alexander, MI and Mrs. sam
Alexander Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Williams, Mrs. Eva Cobbs, Mrs.
Hattie Tatum, Mr.. and Mrs Will
lie Ross, Mrs. Lille Hampton,
Mrs. Lille Mae Greene, Mrs.
Travistine Alexander and Miss p,
V. Feaster John A. Feaster is
home from AMIN college for the
Easter holidays
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-10

Spring Hill, La. visited Mr.. Ed
wards mother, MIS-. Mite Fra
Zer Of this community. While
here they visited in the home Of
MIR. and Mrs Lon Bureh Mrs,
J. S. HildFeth Of Arkadelphia re-
turned home Monday night after
spending a few days with her
mother. Mrs, J. Green , Mrs,
J. A. Minor and children visited
their mother last week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-10

recently, Many OF their -
We're present to enjoy thu "'
and refreshments sco,. sans -
ell AME church is havins nap
April 10 TO raise money II '' J
ish repairing the church " > ~
E. Moore is pastor. ''''
Miss Nela Mae Mansk4r -
guest of her aunt, Mr., W NY
Phillips Mrs. Eddie NJ n
ron and B, Waldron Wen, N'
for Easter Mr. and M. ~
ry A, Garland went to Jm.' asl
Sunday to visit their son ~.
A, Garland, jr Frank w'4
inston is able to be up at,e, N
recent spell OF sickness
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Warren
Thomas b. Feaster

Thomas Il. FtasteF
Mt. Carmel Baptist church spon-
sored the deaf and blind school
singers from Little Rock March
% in a very inspiring program.
Mr.. and Mrs. S E Bullock and
Mrs. V. Dantzler sponsored the
Arkansas Baptist choir from Lit
tie Rock, March "a Mesdames
Walker, Lumsey. Hayes, johnson
and Jones, teachers of the ele-
mentary school, sponsored the
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Dewitt

Robert Mebsou
Mr.. and Mrs. West Peters and
and family of Mariana were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Moore The Dewitt branch
u the NAACP held its regular
Meeting on the fourth Sunday
with Prof. c. z. Colman from AL
hyra ~ guest speaker Mr..
Ind Mrs Oscar Henderson of
Kansas City are here visiting rel
stivss The progressive dis
trict singing union held its meet
ting last week at Second Baptist
church I'm Stuttgart. The president
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-10

Blake Sunday Mrs Pearie
Walker Of Prescott underwent an
operation recently MRS. Clara
b. Simpson is improving rapidly
from her operation.
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Forrest City visiting their sons
and attending a play at Lincoln
high school
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Biggers
Monroe Manseo
Earnest jefferson and Mrs. Stel-
la Person gave a birthday party
Evening star., 1953-07-27

Store Hours: $3.50 am. to 5:45 pm.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
Mrs. Williams
lon Western Trip

Mrs. Floyd Williams flew to
Chicago yesterday on the first
lap of an extended trip to the
West. She will visit in Cali
fornia and will sail aboard the
Chilcotin from Vancouver to
Alaska. Mrs. Williams, who is
better known in music circles
of Washington as Mable Linton
Williams, organist. pianist and
composer, will give a program
aboard ship.
In Alaska Mrs. Williams will
visit, among other places, Sitka
and Haines. In the latter place
she will give a talk before the
Presbyterian Mission, and in
Sitka she will speak before the
Sheldon Jackson Presbyterian
Mission. From both groups Mrs.
Williams will bring messages to
the mission society of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Williams will make a
brief visit with her cousin, Mr..
Philip Linton in Portland, Greg,
during her trip.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
Eleanor Stiboner
To Wed in Fall

Mr.. and Mrs. William Stibaner
Of Webster. N. Y. announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Eleanor Ann, to Mr. James w.
Hulfish, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hulflsh Of Arlington. Va.
Miss Stibaner attended Mary
Washington College of the Uni
versity Of Virginia in Fredericks-
burg. Mr.. Hulfish is in his fourth
year at the University of Virginia
in Charlottesville where he is a
member of Tau Kappa Epsilon
fraternity.
A fall wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
Marriages
Announced
BenefiIl- l-Reoqon

benefIlI- keo9on
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Reagan o.
Cammsburg, Pa, have an
nounced the marriage Of theil
daughter, jeanne, to Mr.. Le-
Grand A. Benefill, of Greenbelt
Md. The ceremony was per-
formed recently in st. Patrick'S
Church, in CammSburg and after
a wedding trip to Canada, Mr.
and Mrs. Benef1ll live in Kent
Village apartments in Cheverly
Md, while he completes his
studies in the School of Archi-
tectural Engineering at Catholic
University.
Mondonedo-Perez
DR.. and Mrs. Jose R. Mon
donedo, who recently were mar
ried in the Church Of the Ma
tivity, are on their way to the
Philippines where they will live
in Los Banos. The bride for
merly was Miss Amelita Con-
chita Perez, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Mateo S. Perez of
Washington and the bridegroom
is the son Of DR.. and Mrs. Mari
ano M. Mondonedo Of Los Banos,
Laguna, the Philippines. The
Rev. Edwin A. Luckett off1ciated
at the wedding ceremony and
the reception followed in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Perez.
Reichek-Gree
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton A. Rel
chek are at home at 3701 Con-
necticut avenue after their we'd
ding trip. The marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. Reichek took place
recently, the bride formerly
having been Miss Sybil Ruth
Green, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice I. Green of Boston. Mr.
Reichek, who is Washington cor
respondent for McGraw-Hill
Publications, is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Meyer Reichek of New
York.
Hiestond-B -Bonkson
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold D. Bank
son, of Arlington, have an
nounced the marriage of their
daughter. Barbara, to Mr.. Fitz-
Gerald Hiestand, jr., son of the
senior Mr.. Hiestand and Mrs.
Bernice H. Hiestand of Marietta,
Pa. The wedding took place re-
Gently in the Clarendon Metho-
dist Church, the Rev. DR.. c. Fred
Williams officiating. The recep-
ton followed in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bankson and after Sep
tember l Mr.. and Mrs. HieStand
will live in Charlottesville, Va,
while he completes his studies in
the Medical College of the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Evening star., 1953-07-27
Club Announces New Officers

Mrs. Ralph Berry is the new
president of the Woman's Com
munity Club of Kensington.
Other new officers are Mrs.
James Beddie. vice president;
Mrs. julius White, second vice
president: Mrs. Courtland Town
send. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Maurice Brown, recording
secretary; Mrs. Norman john
son, treasurer: Mrs. E. Carroll
Creitz, auditor; Mrs. Charles
Thomson, parliamentarian, and
Mrs. Robert Taylor, historian.
New committee chairmen in
clude Mrs. Howard Wolaver,
Building Committee; Mrs. Her.
bert Kahler, civil defense; Mrs.
Kenneth Orday, education; Mrs.
David Rhymes, hospitality; Mrs.