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ate left of you. If you're right
handed, Of course.
Reverse the order II you're left
handed. Follow with silverware,
then the china, utensils used for
cooking and mixing.
Colorful rubber mats can be used
in the sink itself, as well as on the
drainboards to quiet the clatter
and prevent nicking the dishes and
chipping the glassware. Liners for
twin sinks will also help in this
respect.
Hot Water Supply
Speeds Washing, Drying
Dishwashing can be almost
pleasurable II you have good sup
plies on hand. These include soap
or detergent. whichever you pre-
fer, hot water small brush or dish
mop, dishcloth and towels.
The hotter the water, the quick
er will go the dishwashing Job.
Make nice suds and wash as rapid
ly as you can, using brush, mop or
dishcloth. II you have a twin sink,
the dishes can be rinsed in II,
either under water kept running,
or when there are enough TO stop
and do batch.
Dish drainers are an excellent
help. Some of them fit into a twin
sink while others can sit on the
drainboard. They prevent chipping
and help stack the dishes.
Newer model drainers are made
Of rubber In different color
schemes to match or liven the
kitchen decor. and these help
make the Job less noisy. You'll also
find large, deep models which help
take care Of lots of dishes and thus
eliminate the need for drying some
to clear the rack before you fin
ish washing.
II you do not have a twin sink
so that one may be utilized for
rinsing, the job can easily be done
with a dish drainer and a sloped
drainboard fitting to carry the
rinsing water right into the single
sink.
Keep Supplies Handy
In Sink Cabinet
Dishwashing supplies should be
kept right at the sink area so
steps can be eliminated in gather
ing them, come time TO wash dish
es. This Is easy, of course, IL you
have an under-sink cabinet with a
rack preferably on the inside Of
the door which will hold soap,
cleanser. brush, mop, etc.
There should also be a towel
rack adjacent to this so that towels
and dishcloths can be spread out
for drying to keep them from
mildswing or becoming i'll SMELL
ing
II you do not have an undersink
cabinet and cannot have one put
in, then try to have a rack above
the sink which will hold these sup
plies. A small shelf and either a
straight or swinging towel rack
will do the job very nicely.
Running hot water is usually
available, but ii may be necessary !
to heat it on the range. In this
case, start two large teakettleS to
heat while you eat, and then il |
will be ready Immediately after
the meal
There's no good reason for tow
els to become very soiled or bad |
smelling II simple precautions are
observed The dishes should be |
carefully cleaned. and if they're
rinsed with very hot water, most
Of the drying will take place in
the rack, thus cutting down on the
number Of towels used.
II anything at all needs a bit
Of drying ii should be only a quick
process such as a touch-up Job
on glasses and silverware
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LYNN CHAMBERS MENU

Cream Of Mushroom Soup
"Corned Beef Au Gratln
Hot Biscuits
Nodded Pineapple SIaw
Spice Cake, Caramel FrOstlnE
Beverage
"Recipe Given
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well d r a l n e d
chopped mush-
rooms: cook s
minutes. Add
milk, Worces-
tershire sauce
and corned beef.
Mix thoroughly
and heat to the
hNflin0 noinf
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Place mashed potatoes on bottom
and around sides Of well creased
Ia quart casserole. Fill center
Of dish with meat mixture. Sprin-
kle potatoes with paprika. Top
meat with cheese. Bake in a hot
(400'F0 oven is to 20 minutes.
MAcaroni Ring
with Chicken Livers
(Serves 40
I tablespoon salt
3 quarts boiling water
8 ounces elbow macarOnl q
cups)
. eggs, wen beaten
I cup grated sharp Cheddar
cheese
" teaspoon salt
Freshly ground pepper
Add one tablespoon salt to ra-
pidly boiling water. Gradually add
macaroni so that water continues
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Veal POt-Pies
(Serves 81
III pounds veal for stew
4 tablespoons -four
Salt and pepper
8 tablespoons lard
Water
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Foreign Plants
May Garry Pests

WASHINGTON R-Ths AFricul.
tnre Department today asked An.
erican tourists not 70 bring ''las-
chatting. foreign plsHts and plant
materials from ether lands lest
they add 10 this eounlry's insect
and plant disease problems
Such souvenirs. The department
said. may harboT anseea new IN.
sects or plant diseases that could
multiply and spread 70 cause seri.
Gus crop damage.
''Insects that have been brought
into this country from other iands
are among our greatest agrieL1-
turaI pests today. the department.
said. eff they get ever her an
noticed. away from ell TIE insects
and diseases that prey o. them Il
their native eoantrs. they eften DE-
velop large and troublesome Pop
uiations IL 4 shsri slne
The sgeney noted thns qnaFans
the laws lorbid TIE importation =
unesrtifee soa. fruits. vegetables
plants ard plant prpdneta.
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Flood Waters
Threaten
Montana Area

GREAT FALLS, Mont. @-Four.
teen counties straddling Montana's
Continental Divide country were
on emergency flood status today
as some rain swollen streams
reached 10 times their usual water
flow.
The rain in Northwestern Mon
tana stopped yesterday but not be-
fore more fell here in 10 days than
in all of 1852. And state and Red
Cross officials expect the flood sit
uation to get tougher as waters
pour from soaked land into
streams.
At least nine communities in the
valleys Of the Sun River and Belt
Creek are involved.
The death of a man from a heart
attack at Tracy was reported. A
dirt slide blamed on several days
of rain smothered two boys at
Havre, northeast of here, early In
the week.
Estimates on persons displaced
from dwellings were lacking but
one official thought the figure
would be in the hundreds. In pro-
claiming an emergency. Gov. Hugo
]. Aronson yesterday referred 10
discomfort for thousands.
Flood waters around Great Falls,
Montana's largest city. still rose
early Friday. although they were
reported receding III the Belt area.
The Sun River crest was expect
ed here late Friday morning. An
average of five families an hour
were being evacuated from West
Great Falls.
Improvement IN and around
Great Falls win be ''tantaliringly
slow, thus resulting in serious dam
age and discomfort TO thousands. =
Aronson said in proclalming the
emergency.
Red Cross officials here said "the
job Is getting rougher
Robert Jacubeck, Red Cross spe-
cial disaster representative, ar
rived here late last night 10 gather
information on the Il counties. co.
ordinate efforts 70 help IN flooded
areas and begin planning for re-
Mobilization.
Great Falls had some 10 inches
Of rain into yesterday, compared
with 600 inches In all Of 1852.
In proclaiming unprecedented
flood conditions Aronson report.
ed that tributary mountain
streams flowing into the Missouri
above Canyon Ferry Dam near
Helena have been swollen to as
much as 30 times ordinary ca.
pacity.n
The proclamation appealed for
aid from Congress. the President,
Secretary Of Commerce and Civil
Defense Administrators.
II was issued al Helena, the state
capitol, after Aronson returned late
yesterday from surveying flooded
areas from the air.
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.l2Baby Sitssra

: PARENTS that are takink a vac
who wish their ehiadren cared
FOR. Roogn 8 hoard. Also earsa sar
By day Or ASy.. l2zSA Sem sAass,
Phone lisa nNM
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DEDICATION or
BORDER DAN SET

MEXICO cry wThe Pres
dsnfa q Nexlse 80 Ire altsd
States plsn 20 dsdfnss hogssf
dam ssgesher Il 0cloher
Mexles's Fsrt serrsfsfF. Fta.s
pa6is NsFy0. sd Last 81 tAst
presaenf Rasx cogssres 80 sseegE-
90 a. afl.xlzl lsFfafin = meet
FsrsMsent Kste1koner = - Tsxaa
bsyeeF bstNeea OF II as OF.
"a - faasguTage - Esw F8ieaa
Dsw e. fhe 10 Grgste River.
Th< dan. bess eoaxtfaete4
nsiY By the e s. and Mexfea.
ng pEaFse rs2sasa aae pNeg
- kesk sseB e fke keFdsg.
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2S-Real Estate For Sale
CCONTxNUHDs

WITH Summer coming, you need
a delightfully."- cool and breezy 2
bedroom corner lot, TOPPING built
home. Screened porch that could
be 3rd bedroom. Fenced-in back
yard. Handicapped. Stove and re-
frigerator, Venetian Blinds through
out. 2O26 Seidenberg Ave-, 2-257O.
jun2-6t
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1S-06o
DAVID r, QUINN,
Plaintiff.
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50-Legal Notices
(coNTINUEDl
CALL FoR BIDS


Monroe County Board Of Public
Instruction will >open separate bids
on each of the projects mentioned
below, June 1s. 1853 in the office
of the superintendent of Public
Instruction, Courthouse Building,
Key West. Florida, $500 Pm.
/. Furnish labor and material
to re-roof each corridor OF
Douglass School.
2. Furnish labor and material
for the Installation of cera-
mic wall tile and ceramic
floor tile in two CD locker
room shower stalls at Key
West High School Gymna-
stun.
3. Paint interior of Key West
High School Gymnasium.
I. Clear, fiji with 1909 Gu. yds.
sand, and distribute same on
an area OF approximately
two acres at Coral shores
school.
5. Reset toilet fixtures at Har-
ris school. renew water line
and connect TO sewer.
6. Furnish Labor and Materials
for painting Exterior Key
West High School.
For specifications of above pro-
jects apply TO Mr.. Joseph A. Gates,
phone 2-SsS9, Old Commissary
GERALD H. ADAMS.
Chairman,
HORACE o'BRYANT,
Secretary and Superintendent
may2s;junS-12,isSs
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n 8 ssamase1 fksl i r. rsg.
- States. Ee<e nssaF ssk stes
sfe esd ~ s F2sssE M tkaH
ssg ssg esf eenS.atT.
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Tallahassee. Florida.
May 2lst, 1864
- - ~ - -

TIC Il
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund OF the State OF Florida,
Pursuant 20 Law, will offer for
sale for Objections Only, in ITALIA
hassee. Florida, az 1900 o'clock
An, July 9TH. 1854, the following
described land in MONROE CoGN-
1Y, Florida, to-wit:
Beginning AZ the intersection OF
the North property line Of Hil-
ton Haven Subdivision and the
Northwesterfy RfW Line Of
Roosevelt Boulevard. run north
easterly along aforementioned
RfW Line Of Roosevelt Boule-
ward a distance OF 80 feet.
thence at right angles IN q
northwesterIy direction $50 feet,
thence at right angles In =
southwesterly direction so feet,
thence at right angles In a
southeasteriy direction $50 feet
back to the point 81 beginning.
Containing o.ts acres more OF
To be used for Public Purposes
The Purchaser il required 20 pay
the advertising coat and documen-
tary stamps.
The sale. IL and when made,
shall be subject 10 the Trustees re-
serving unto themselves Tss q
the phosphate. minerals and metals
and sos Of the petroleum thereon
or Hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND % the state
Of Florida, reserve the right 70 re-
yeet the sale.
BY ORDER Of the Trustees Of
the Internal Improvement Fund Of
the state Of Florida
DAN MccARTYs
Governor.
Attest:
y. G. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Trustees /. ! Fund.
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Pops Paa ~ kSs reserved msre
peoEs il sxss lksa 49, efksr
tope IS kssg
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24-Business Opportunities
CONTINUED

FOR SALE or lease. Romey's Bar.
Apply on premises. may2S-tf
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2A-Trailsrs For Rent

ONE.WAY TRAIE.ERS. any sise
for rent 10 any city II the
United States. Rent II hara--laave
u there See Dick Phsip1 Palm
tSinciaiz1 Serysce Station. Stock
Island. mayal-tf
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0C1CAuAAAa
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
To: ALICE A. QUINN
6941 .Silvery Lane
Dearborn, Michigan
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
qnired to serve a copy of your an
swer on Attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court on or
before the 2sth day of Jun.. AID.
1853, otherwise Decree Pro Con-
fesso will be entered against you.
DATED at Key West, Florida,
this 26th day of May. AID. 1858.
(SEAL) EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk, Circuit Court.
By: (sdl Florence Il. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
WILLIAM r. NEBLETT
Attorney for Plaintiff
Goa Duyal Street
Key West, Florida
may2s ;juns-1a-is,Isss
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4l--Boats and Motors


NOTICE ~ PUBLICATION
TO RICHARD 81 8SgRpER
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RApartments For Rent

FURNISHED CHS. Duplex apart
ment, Bedroom, living room,
dinette, kitchen, all electric, tile
bath and shower, off street park
ing. Can be seen 1880 to 2 Pm.
or after 6 Pm. 644-A United st.
Apply rear. jun1-tf
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y. q. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Observation-Disclosures
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FOR LEASE; Waterfruut property.
suitable restaurant, club. marine
doekage c. hsA market. 1zS' iso'.
Write Rox 2. co Citisen-
may1s.fri saslstx
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Per capital psudactsen q eiee-
trirssy Ia Sws6en is ahous ths sane
- thas In TIE rEscd States.
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2s--LOts For Sale

LOTS FOR SALE: Filled or I'M
filled. Very reasonable. Call
2-3721. may21-tf
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Suqur Loot Shores

Sugar Loot Shores
WATERFRONT Lots on beautiful
Sugarioaf Bay, $500 up.
A FEW very attractive 2-bedroom
homes with tiled ELJER bath
room, $4,000 up.
Owner Representative
On Property
Brokers Cooperation Welcomed
Suqdr Loot Shores
IT MILES FROM KEY WEST
jun1-tf
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NOTICE or UNPAID DELINQUENT
INTANGamAE PERSONAL
PROPERTY TANEa


AS provided by Chapter faf2fs
Act OF 1881. notice II hereby given
that the infanglbis personal pgep~
erfy tn1en assessed for 1853 are
now delinquent and beginning vita
APRIL i. 1858. such taxes are dfAW-
ing INTEREST % one Cd per cent PET
month Plus the prpportienate cost
% puhilahing this notice. Unisas the
amounts set opposite each name
below are paid befofe the 1eth aar
~ June tax executions VIII BE -.
sued thereon for levy apoH anf
property. real. personal Or mixed
belonging ~ the faxpHHsr fer m
pAtd a. xeM. penalties and additional
costs The names 81 Delinquent tn
tangible personal property tax
payers ard the ananuHts ~ tnNsH.
EmrlaasmE TIE eeas ~ Advertising
ard she shsss months : salty are
a. fnfiewss@
NAME AMOUNT
Key West Prepare Gas c.. : II ss
BAKER FFanreM = -5s slA~tk
EseftaF Rfanees =. .-.ee- IS
NA9a Louise ..--~..-~ -
fssser q. ----- 30
st0s Size .Sssssss~sss.-a- TIA
Nke fstsn g A.s ast
HowARD r WILSON.
Taa Es9Ete#t@f.
M&aESs C0asty.
ssns.sssa
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z LOTS, so X 100, also rs x 100.
Alberta & Waddel; block from
ocean & Casa Marina. Sacrifice. NJ.
Herman, Caroga Lake, N. Y, Box
81. jun2-tf
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APARTMENTS and sleeping
rooms. Nicely decorated. By day,
week or month. Stutz Hotel Apis.
40 Fleming. iune1-f
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35-Wanted To Buy

WANTED to buy used play pen
in good condition. Call 2-69O1.
june4-3t
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34-Household Items
For Sale
(CoNrINUEDl

EASY Spin Dryer washing
machine, 4 months old $4,000,
Zenith Console radio. Phono. Com
bo. with Cabinet and records,
$500. 2 blue Love Birds and cage
$500, Console sewing machine
$4,000 Cash. Garsik, 1906 Roosevelt
Drive. Royal Palms Apis.
june5-2tx
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NEWLY renovated bedroom apart
ment. All utilities. Reasonable
rates. 321 Simonton. june1-H
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ONE bedroom, all electric. Private
bath, utilities, linens, dishes fur
nished. M and B Motel, 1913 Eaton
ST. junel-tf
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MIDDLEToWN NEWS

Mrs. Ida Miller and Mrs. Joe
Cox spent Wednesday in Vance
boro on business. Mrs. James Earl
Cox and Redden accompanied them
to Belhaven.
Colleen Mckinney spent part of
the past week at Pantego as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osman Cox, Jr.,
spent the week end here with Mr..
and Mrs Osman Cox, Sr.
Misses Edith and Edna Mann of
Raleigh were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Gibbs last week
end.
Misses HENRIETTA and Zula
Gibbs visited their brother Bur-
nell Gibbs and family last week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cox, Richard
and Redden spent the week end at
North Wilksboro as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Cox and
family. Mrs. Lille Cox accompan-
led them back.
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MARY L. MARSHALL
WEEDS WILSON WAHAB

The marriage of Miss Mary Lii.
liston Marshall, daughter of Mrs
Mary Lilliston Marshall and the
late John Edward Marshall, to Viii
son Howard Wahab, son of Robert
Stanley Wahab, of Ocracoke, N. C.
and the late Mrs. Lucille Grady
Wahab, took place Saturday after.
noon at 4 o'clock at the First Bap.
fist Church. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Stuart Griz'
card, pastor of the church, in a set.
ting of white gladioli, white pom
poms and lighted cathedral can.
dies. Russell o. Ellington, church
organist, played the wedding music
an Leonard E. Vining, Jr., sang
Because" and "The Lords Pray.
err"
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, Roy Wilson Dudley
She wore a wedding gown of blush
point d'esprit made with a sweet
heart neckline, long sleeves end
ing in points over the hands, q
basque bodice and full skirt with
rows of ruffles forming a train
Her veil of blush illusion was ar
ranged from a pearlized coronet Of
blush orange blossoms and she car
ried a cascade bouquet of white
carnations. Her only ornament
was a yellow gold lavaliere with
three small diamonds worn by hel
mother on her wedding day.
Mrs. Louise E. DeCamp, cousin
of the bride, was matron of honor
She wore canopy blue lace and
nylon net gown, styled with a taut
lace bodice, topped by a net stole,
The slim waistline was accentuat-
ed with tulips of lace, forming a
full gathered net skirt. She wore
matching taffeta bandeau trim
med with rhinestones and she car
ried a cascade bouquet of yellow
carnations. The bridesmaids were
Miss Lillian Wahab, sister of the
bridegroom, Miss Dorothea Davis
and Miss Mae Graves. They wore
gowns of pink frost lace and nylon
net, made like that of the honor at
tendant. They wore matching taf-
feta bandeaux trimmed with rhine
stones and she carried a cascade
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MAINS HARBoR NEWS

Stanford White went to Raleigh
last week on a business trip.
Glen Mann of Norfolk visited his
father, C. w. Mann, Saturday. Mr.,
Mann's health is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mann and
girls were here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Eason spent
the week end with her father, Odell
Tillett.
We are happy to welcome the
family of N. A. Sawyer back with
us, from Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bratten, Mrs,
Reba Ambrose and Mrs. Evelyn
Bratten were in Columbia this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Grain are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hassell.
Mrs. SINE Mann is visiting her
son, Percy Mann, at Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Twiford and
Clarence Midget motored to Eliz-
abeth City Wednesday.
Mrs. Sherman Twiford is in
Norfolk where she will receive
medical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sutton, Mrs.
Bula Twiford and Douglas Sawyer
went to Norfolk Monday, to carry
WJ;11orJ C,,tfop
Dalton Lee Mann from EGG,
Greenville, spent the week end with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Bratten
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ambrose.
Mr.. and Mrs .Thelbert Tillett
spent Thursday night in Sunbury
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson and
Butch were called to Norfolk
Thursday night as their daughter
was seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Primer are
home from a trip to Mississippi.
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bouquet of yellow carnations. The
bridesmaids were Miss Lillian Wa
hab, sister of the bridegroom, Miss
Dorothea Davis and Miss Mae
Graves. They wore gowns of pink
frost lace and nylon net, made like
that of the honor attendant. They
wore matching taffet bandeaux
trimmed with rhinestones, and car
ried cascade bouquets of lavender
carnations. The matron of honor
and bridesmaids wore rhinestone
tear-drop necklaces, gift of the
bride.
Little Miss Lynn Dalton Lillis-
ton, of Accomac, cousin of the
bride, was flower girl. She wore a
gown of pink frost taffet and blush
nylon net. She wore a bandeau of
blush nylon net trimmed with tiny
pink frost taffeta rosebuds and
she carried a basket of pink frost
/ rose petals.
Robert Stanley Wahab, of Ocra-
coke was best man for his son and
the groomsmen were Robert STAN
ley Wahab. Jr., of Virginia Beach,
brother of the bridegroom; Roy
Lee Dudley, cousin of the bride,
and George deBree Taylor, both of
Norfolk.
The brides mother wore waltz
length gown of campagne lace and
nylon tulle styled with an oval
neckline, with fans of pleated
tulle, taut bodice finished with
bracelet length sleeves and full
flared skirt with wide border of
pleated tulle. She wore a purple
satin bandeau with half veil and
a corsage of pulple cymbidium or
chids. Mrs. Robert Stanley Wahab,
stepmother of the bridegroom,
wore gown of navy organza over
taffeta with French lace bodice and
very full skirt, an original flower
hat Of frost pink and a purple or
child corsage.
After the ceremony a reception
was given in the Jamestown Room
of the Commissioned Officers Club,
Naval Base. Later, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wahab left for a wedding trip to
New York and upon their return
they will reside in the Sussex Gar
den Apartments, 511-A Timothy
Avenue, Norfolk. For travelling the
bride wore a dawn blue dress-mak-