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Evening star., 1953-03-01
Morgenstern-KorpC Ceremony Held

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Karp
Of Brooklyn announce the mar
riage Of their daughter June to
Mr.. Edwin A. Morgenstern, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Nor
genstern Of New York City. The
ceremony took place February %
in Brooklyn.
The bride is a graduate of the
Evening star., 1953-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Smith Of
Gainesville, Ca, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Mary Josephine Of Washington,
to Mr. William Joseph Gallagher,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William v.
Gallagher of Washington and
New York. The wedding will
take place in the late fall,
Evening star., 1953-03-01

SWEDEN LENDS MUSICAL to
"The Legend" the Swedish
Bohemon wife Of the Swedish Ambassador The
Constitution Hall o'clock,
Scholarship Fund for Washington physically handicapped
tickets Theodore Wede
oIumno Of -Reni Photo
The guardian., 1953-10-24

Jackson, Zion Bapt. Lynn: Sher-
man Jones, First Baptist, Win
ton, No. c; Larry Forbes, ST.
Luke's Episcopal, New Haven,
Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Ma1er
Smith, visiting his mother, Mrs.
Beatrice Smith, Maiden. Prayer
Meeting will be led Tuesday
evening by the Ushers, Trustees,
and Pastors Aid. Church re-
ceived a letter from Sgt. Lewis
Sneed who was recently injured
by an accident in Korea and
who may be enroute home
shortly. Mrs. olivia Miller is
still in Whidden Hospital; Miss
Charlotte Wright, Mrs. Eleanor
Santos, and Mr.. L. A. Carter, Sr.
are on the sick list. Pastor and
Pastor Emeritus, Rev. James L.
Jackson, attended Oct. IA the
Annual Fall Convocation at
Andovtr Newton Theological
Seminary. Mrs. Ann Mynson and
family are vacationing in Texas
and other points south. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Eastman from
Brooklyn, New York were visit
ing this past week with Mr. and
Mrs. George Williams. Mrs. East
man is the sister of Mrs. Myrtle
Williams. Mr.. Roosevelt Smith,
from Orange, New Jersey. was
visiting over the weekend with
his aunt Mrs. Nellie Jones, and
Epps family. The Pastor attend
ed Oct. Is a program at the
War Mothers home in RoXbury.
Mr.. Ralph MenSey, and Mrs.
Emma Graye sang accompanied
by Mrs. Arabella Hinton. Mrs.
Bligh is president of the home.
Pastor spoke Sunday at Union
Baptist Church, Cambridge, at
annual Deacon's Union Ser
vices. Lean Drive Sunday, Oct.
18th Amount so far raised
The guardian., 1953-10-24

$l100. The Sunday School meets
in the church and also the Par
iSh House The membership of
the Primary-Junior Depart
ments has increased a great
deal since beginning of regular
Sunday School in the fall sea-
son. Next Sunday the pastor in
the afternoon the charge to the
church at Pro. Henry Brooks
Ordination services at Shiloh
Baptist Church, West Medford.
In the evening the church is
invited to East Baptist Church,
Lynn to witness the installation
services OF Rev. Jean Greer. The
flowers in church were donated
by Mrs. FleSSie IsaacS, Mrs.
Siegel of Revere and Mrs. Beat
rice Simmons. The guest minis
terS IN the morning service were
Rev. Horace Nutting and Rev.
James Jackson. The Sunday
School is giving a Halloween
party at the Parish House on
Oct. 80 the from 7:30 to 900.
The Women's Service Center at
Eastern Avenue, Maiden, are.
giving a Home Baked Bean Sup
per on Oct. 24th; Supper, SO
cents. The Esther Philatheia
Glass are presenting a Tom
Thumb Wedding Nov. 9th at the
Parish House. Tickets so cents;
children under 12 yrs. 10 cents
teen ayers 25 cents.
The guardian., 1953-10-24
MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Earl W. lawson Pastor

The morning service by the
pastor was we'll attended. The
theme being what Do You
Bring to Cod. Music was by the
Senior Choir under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Adele NJ. Evans.
Visitors: George Giscombe,
and James virge, Manchester,
Conn; Eugene Jenkins. Gertrude
The guardian., 1953-10-24
SAME OLD JOB

Two friends met whi had not
seen each other for several
years. Hello, jim. Who'd have
thought of seeing you? For
whom are working now?" Same
people," was the CHEEKY re-
Sponse - wife and five chill
drenl"
The guardian., 1953-10-24
ST. PAUL
A. M. {. CHURCH
Rev. c. B. Barrow. Pastor


Last Sunday morning the
Pastor chose Matthew 7: 13, IA,
for his text, and spoke on THE
Way To Reach Heaven" in a
manner which raised him still
higher as a teacher of Truth,
and had his hearers discussing
points which he presented after
the service dismissed. All choirs,
Senior, intermediate, Junior,
and Gospel Chorus we're pre-
sent in the service. Infant Bap-
tiSm followed the sermon. At
night, the Pastor again edited
his congregation, exhorting
them to press toward the mark,
with the subject Higher Aspira-
tionS" based on Philippians 3rd
chapter. one addition to the
church was the result of the
service. The Senior Choir sang
inspiring numbers to the delight
of the large congregation.
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Five Forks

Visitors OF Mr. and Mrs NJ. D,
Harris during the week end were
MI and Mrs Pratt Warren. Of
Raleigh n c., Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
fort JoSey. Of Scotland Neck. N.
c. Mr. and Mrs Neal McRay and
children Of Richmond, Miss Ford
Harris ana Mrs Frank Webb and
children. Of Buckingham
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Hancock.
OF Lynchburg. visited Mrs Maggie
Harris last week, and also visited
Mrs Irene Gillian, near Prospect.
Visitors OF Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
C0E,ngton recently were Rev. r.
T WEIGH Nh and Mrs. Harvey
Hancock Mrs Maggie Harris, Mr..
and Mrs Fl NJ Lang, Mr.. and
Mrs. JACK Swan, Mrs. NJ. D Har-
lis. MIS- Ralph Malone and in
FAINT child, Johnnie, little Mary
Louise Webb, Miss Corneha May
ton Mrs. Lula Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs Landon Atkins. of
Farmville and Mrs. Claude
Southan and daughter. Betty
iDtl
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1854 Hunting Law
Digest Off Press

The Hunting Law Digest for
the 1884 hunting season in
Virginia has come Off the press
and IS being distributed through
be persons interested in the sub
iect to be divided whose names are
unknown. such unknown nart!eS
being the heirs deviSeeS and sue
cessors in title Of Herman L.
Vaughan and the widow end heirs
devisees and successors III title
of Godfrey Adolph Vauphan, son
of Howard Vaughan, deceased it is
ordered that George 2 Vaughan
J. Mettauer Vaughan Myrtle
Vaughan West Verna Vaughan.
Godfrey Adolph Vaughan and
Parties Unknown do appear with
in ten days after due publication
of this order and do What IS
necessary TO protect their interests
Horace Adams Cler!;
j. B. Wall. III. p q. 1-l7-4T
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VIRGINIA:
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
POWHATAN COUNTY. VIR-
GINA. JUNE 18. 1855.
LORETTA VENABLE,
OLIVER WINGO VENABLE
ORDER OLE PIIRI ALTON

OLIVER WINGO VENABLE
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this suit is to eff
feet an absolute divorce from the
bonds of matrimony in behalf of
the Complainant from the Defen-
dant, upon the grounds of deser-
ton
AND. affidavit having been
made and filed that due diligence
has been used by or on behalf of
the Complainant by her counsel,
to ascertain in what County or
Corporation the said Defendant
IS. without effect, and that Defen-
dant S last known postoffice adj
dress is jefferson PoStOffice, Viz
GINA.
IT IS ORDERED that said De-
PENDANT. not found. do appear
within ten tl0' days after due
publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect his
interest
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that the foregoing portion Of this
order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in The
Farmville Herald. newspaper
published in the State of Virginia
A Cope Teste:
James A. Tilman. III
&c. Braxton Valentine, il, p. q.
State Planters Bank Bldg.
Richmond. Virginia 6-26-4t
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IN MEMORIAM

- -
MITCHELL-In Loving Memory
'Of Our Son. Tommie Wallace
Mitchell Who Died July II. 1851
He had CHEEKY smile. a pleasant
way
A helping hand to all he knew:
He was so kind, SO generous and
true.
On Earth he nobly did his best
Grant him, Jesus, heavenly rest.
Gone from the earth so swiftly.
just like a flower in bloom.
So young. SO fair. SO loving,
Yet called away so soon.
We shall meet him some br.eht
morning
Resting by waters fair.
He is waiting for our coming
In the upper garden there.
We do not forget you. nor do we
intend.
We think Of you often and will
TO the end
Gone and forgotten by some YOU
may be,
But dear to our memory you ever
viii be
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LEGAL NOTICES

Virelnla
In the Circuit Court OF Prince Ed
ward County. July 10. 1853.
pinkie West. surviving widow OF
John Frank West ct al
VS. - In Chanccry
Cora Lee West. ct al
Order Of Publication
The object of this suit IS TO
effect partition amone 81 the OWL
erS by sale or otherwise OF two
tracts of land located in Farmville
MaoiSterial District of Prince Ed
ward County. Virginia. containing
sc acres and Is acres respectively.
conveyed to John F West by two
deeds. one by Champ West and
wife OF record in Deed Book 40
page 400. and the other allotted To
the said John f. West in a parat-
non deed between the heirs Of
Champ West deceased, and OF
record IN Deco BOOK II page a
and of which the said John r
WeSt died lntestate, seized and
possessed Of the said real estate
in the year 1914,
And affidavit having been made
and tiled according TO law that the
Respondent Sidney West is not 9.
resident Of the State of Virginia.
it is ordered that he do appear
within ten days after due pubiica
ton of this order and do what IS
necessary to protect his interest
III this proceedings.
Horace Adams Clerk
w c Fitzpatrick. p. q.
7-17-4T
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ont the state to all clerks of The
courts. law enforcement officers.
agents selling hunting and fishing
licenses. and to all individuals re
ouest.ng them from the office 81
the Commission OF Game and In
land Fisheries. Richmond Is, VIZ
einia. Webb Midyette. Chief. Law
Enforcement Division. dlScloSes
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By LANDON G. ATKINS

"Why search the earth uhen
LandOn e. Atkins Insurance
! and Real Estate agency can
direct yOu to the Ideal place
to buy or rent"
Cattle Farm, 1877 acres only 4
miles from Farmville on school
bus. mail and milk route Approx
mately 100 acres good cleared
land all in grass 7 room resi-
dence with electricity water SyS-
TEN and hot water heater. This
| farm can be purchased with 20
pieces of modern machinery and
| 8 head of cattle for S25 900 or
farm alone SIS 600 See this before
you buy
/ IS acres. new room residence and
bath, hardwood floors two acre
lake well stocked. five acres clear
ed balance in oak and poplar
timber. This property is 3 miles
from Keysyille at Sc GOO Terms
S2.l00 down, balance by month.
| Bright Tobacco Farm on Highway
| 60. miles East of Cumberland G.
H. 1870 acres lying on both sides
OF the highway New 5 room
| house With hardwood floors. 2l2
acres tobacco and barns for same.
Plenty water and fence Tenant
house and necessary Outbulldings.
Special at $4,000
Lot adjoining Hampden Sydney
College property. $3.50.
Lots in the Davidson sub division
water and sewage.
Residence. s rooms, 2 baths, in
Victoria. Near school and churches
Double garage. $500.
Farms. Is good farms, large and
small. located in Prince Edward
Cumberland, Appomattox. Amelia,
Charlotte and Buckingham coun-
ties.
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LEGAL NOTICE

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Virginia
In the Circuit Court of Prince Ed
ward County July 10, 1858.
Ruth Lockett Vaughan
vs.. in Chancery
Order of Publication
Herman B. Vaughan. Howard
Vaughan, Jr,, Henderson c.
Vaughan, III, George p VAUGHAN,
j. Mettauer Vaughan Myrtle
Vaughan West Verna Vaughan,
widow of Herman + Vaughan
and the heirs, devisecs and sue
ccSsors in title Of Herman I.
Vaughan, who are made parties
defendants by the general de
Scription Of Parties Unknown.
Godfrey Adolph VAUGHAN. # liv-
ing. OF if he be dead. then the
widow and heirs. dcvisees and sue
cesSorS in title of Godfrey Adolph
Vaughan who are made parties
defendant by the General de-
scrlption Of Parties Unknown.
The object Of this suit Is to
effect partition AMONGST the own
erS by sale or otherwise of two
parcels of property in the Town
of Farmville. Prince Edward
County. Virginia. one parcel being
known as part of lot number Al
of Judith Randolph Survey Of IN.
Town of Farmville and fronting
26.9 feet on the East side of Main
Street, and the other parce! be
ing known as lot number / on a
Plat of the H c. VAUGHAN estate
which IS recorded in Deed Book
SO page "A
An affidavit having been rlade
that George p Vaughan, j Met
tauer Vaughan Myrtle Vaughar
West. Verna Vaughan. and God
frey Adolph Vaughan if he be
living are not residents of this
State, and that there are or may
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NOTICES

Notice Of Application to ABC
Board Public-Please take notice
on the 9th day OF July, 1858. the
undersigned will apply TO the Viz
Rinla Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board for license to sell beer and
VINE at Jack Place, New Canton
Virginia. Said beer and wine to
be consumed on and off Premises
JACK Harris 7-l7-1t
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USED CARS
LEGAL4 NOTICES

-
EirglEIa:
In the Circuit Court OF Prince Ed
ward County. July IA. 1858
Commonwealth Of VIRGINIA and
c ounty of Prince Edward
VS. IN Chancery
John NJ Richardson If living. or
he b. dead. the heirs. Gev!Sees and
successors in title Of John NJ
Richardson whose known address
was Prince Edward County Va.
who are made defendants by gen
eral description Of Parties I'M
known
Order Of Publica ton
The object Of this suit is ~ en-
force a tax lein Of the Common
wealth Of Virginia and thc County
of Prince Edward in the amount Of
$500, together with interest. pen
altieS and cost on a certain tract
or parcel OF land standing in the
name Of John NJ Richardson, and
described as follows.
That certain piece or parcel Of
land in the County Of Prince Ed
ward, Virginia On the road leading
from Farmvlllc to Hampden sgd
ney College containing acres.
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FOR RENT

-
- completely fur
nished Available July 20 for cou-
pie. Call 694 6-9-tf
NICE large apartment Water and
heat furnished Rent reasonable.
Apply Cradles Store 7-3-6p
-~~~ ~~~~ ~
SMALL , room apartment for
rent. Corner of Third and Ran
dolph SITS. furnished or unfur-
niShed See N. L. Smith at Third
ST. Market. 6-19-tf
furnished. Run
water. electricity. Beautiful loca-
ton. Mrs. B. L. Apperson, New
Canton. Virginia. 1-7-4p
>>~~~~~ ~~~~~
STORE BUILDING-and service
station in Buckingham on route
so. Available soon Mrs Frank
Garrett, Buckingham Phone 2l61.
Trip
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FOR SALE

USED SAW MILL, EdQers. and
Power Units, Lone, F'rick. Corlev.
Vance Turner American. Corinth
& Farquhar. If YOU want a bargain
IN used saw mills see us. Frick Co.
MechanicsVille. Va. 6 miles east
OF Richmond Highway 800 Phone
NechanlcSVllle 1898 1-7-4t
ORDER mail box name plates
$500 plus ten cents postage
Trenton Home Demonstration
club Mrs, w. r Floyd Columbia.
Virginia 7-I0-4p
PLANTS go hardy verbena. iris.
pcony and other perennials. now
Cut flowers IN season designs and
cOrsages Mrs George Stuart. CallI
Farmvflle 1861 7-l0-7p
SPINFT PIANO VIII
turn over to reliable party in this
vicinity for balance due Small
monthly payments Write Dept.
OF Collections, Drawer 779. Staun-
ton. Va 7-l4-2tp
CLOTHING LOCKERS -Four
compartment clothing locker.
specially designed for storing
clothes. coats and hats for en-
ulOyees durino work day Cuit-
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commissioners Sale
Of Valuable Real Estate

or I.l,.lt n =,
JocotoJ ~ MA ro,,,+, a.
pr;noo L,I,,..,.l y,;n,,;,
~ ,.,.,,o ,f a,,.no,,., ,,,..o.
IL tbc ,u,d.rs;anod C,,oota,
Cor,mi,sio.,c,.s ~, ,,.o,oo9s,t 49,,
Cu,c,,it Conn, NJ tho cour+v -.
prirce rduayd v,rriria ortar
"a t,a oond dow ~ r,ra ,os3
in tba cbanco,v caus. ~ pau,
w Sn..re, ard Ms t4e1ann
Sroarer Trustaa * Josenh w
Kennedy 81 ais we viii offc,.
for sale n publc Auction
oN lHt PREMISES ABOUT
FIVE MILES SOUTHEAST OF
fAltMNlLLL AND BEING The
Dip HA4Nlt STOKES TRACT
or LAND
. , no 900
:, a.alna1. -,
the followin described real
estate. and personal property
to-Wit
All that certain land living
and being in the County of
Prince Edward State of VIZ
gina. Hampden District con-
tanning 527 acres more or less
and bounded and described As
follows
on tbe North nv H,e road
leadIno from Worsham II
Grrenbay ON South nv lands of
Mrs Will Walker and Isabella
HINT on thr Fast nv Bush River
as il mpandprs on the West bv
Allen Boiling John Topp. Sam
i'''i '"' 70 i','i'i ''1iu -" a. i'i''
'o"L"ll 'o'oA's' ! = Na'iioui g
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80, ,..l...
,o,a -,
~,
-, c..
., ,o.,
:, 90 1 20. -.
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so.. a.
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AND THE FOLLOWING
PERSONAL PROPERTY
a.. ...a...
81 $500
,. ,,
AL, . .e,,;.
ment
TERMS OF SALE
Ten Thousand dollars 's4o'-
OOO.0o' cam Plus the cost OF
these proceedings ana accrued
interest and the balance pay
aoic IN three equal instruments
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~---~
DITCHING -- let us die your
bitches. septic tanks, etc, by ma
chine especially designed for that
purpose. Rural Work solicited.
Putney Plumbing and Heating
Fnone 485, Farmvllle. va. 42l-ti
SLAYTON AND LACkEY Wen
Drilling We drill Six inch hole
and use galvanized casino Tele-
phone 3005-J. DoWdys Corner
7-l4-2tt
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WANTED!

COWS to rent heavy milking
COWS for dairy near Burkeville
to March VIII pay
$1,000 per month rental on each
COW. Can use up TO 20 They will
have best of care and feed Write
post office box 1888 Richmond.
4-10-4pF
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MSS DeiAs
Hi"iiul"0t VI 'iis - ga run ill'ure
TacVo'F' FaiiiiFiiie- '-7-3p ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.o
Tha ,ndars;rnod Ad,ni -,
i M III a,ta,a ~ VA ,o,o
persons having claims against
Tins estate to promptly present
the same 70 me for payment and
that any persons indebted to the
r~tat" promptly make settlement
~ltA undersigned
w c. FItzpatrick
Administrator c a
77-l7-2p( IN
~~~~-
N-otsca NJ A,,,1;oa+,o, no .pC
pr,rd pnhl,c piece .aLn ,ot,co
II, .1a 9~,h Az, af ~. ,o52 +ha
,,adnr.;onad uir a,,,l,, "a ia
,t,-a,ni. AIcaboiic pareraoa can
tw0i Board for license TO Sell beer
III Guinn ana Harris ~ ,ptar-
section Of 46n and * r,rmvi,Ie
VIRGINIA SAID beer In bp consln,-
ed ON and Off Premises
D,n,,;. c...., 49,, ~, r,..;.
- -
iho'c q irSa bounced oy we 1aho
II VIZ S,H" Joi'h ~ tSlclaioSoh,
we estate OF Heiiiy Watkins ana
otii'lS p@il2 tlle same ldilo con
FtN'd 10 Johh M. Richardson by
decd dated February 70. 1898 from
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NOTICE

FREE: Kll-Dry Shavngs. Derry
Manufacturing Co. Old Furniture
FACTORY FalmVllle 1882 %
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NEW HOLLAND
HARVESTING EQUIPMENT
Mighty go" Wire tie Baler
"Old Reliable" ~" Irvine tie
"G6" Farm Family Size
Irvine tie Baier
Forage HarvesterS. both
with motor and P.TO.
ASK FOR DEMONSTRATIONS
BRADSHAW GARAGE
Phone 12G Burkeville. Va.
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DISSTON chain saws. 49, to II
ZIP. $4,000 up. Bows available.
Call Carl Heifner. 695. Farmvillc.
Va. 11-l18-tf
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YNtNTEIl

CEDAR round cedar posts and
cedar lcas, High price prevails
Please write r. Z Barrett, Alta
vista Vrelnia 7-10-4t
Evening star., 1953-07-26
Readers Clearing Iouse ,E2:7 s;s's;;s ss:"'A z
oUERIEs2
NOIAV4AIAJk
MRS. J. A. ~, Falls Church.

MRS. J. A. ~, Falls Church.
Got a problem. In fact,
several. Can some kind reader
please help. How does one
keep the metal rests or cleats
located at the base Of most
wooden dining room chairs, or
chrome kitchen chairs, for that
matter, from darkening a
hardwood floor. I've tried
paste and liquid wax and an
absence of both but the marks
from use Of these chairs con-
tinue. My only remedy has
been to scour the marks off
and it is a perpetual job. I
hesitate to remove the rests
for fear the chair legs will
become scratched and worn
down.
Recently, through this COL
umn I learned Of the miracle
initiated C. B., for cleaning
copperware. It has certainly
saved many hours of securing
with the ineffective product
recommended by the manufac-
turer. approximately 80 per
cent Of my kitchenware is
heavy hammered aluminium
and only six months old. The
cleansing method and product
recommendations of the manu-
facturer are time and labor
consuming and almost futile.
The utensils require daily
securing and they continue to
become darker and darker.
Has any one found the answer
to keeping these efficient uten-
SilS clean and unStained? Ger.
tainly will look forward to re-
ceiving your suggestions as I
would like to keep the cookery
looking nice for a long time to
come.
Finally, am interested in
starting a silver service for
my 15-year-old niece. Is there
q reliable plan or club in
existence now whereby small
amounts of money, say q
dollar or two q month, can be
put away toward the eventual
purchase Of a complete solid
silver service. If so, is it nee
essary to make a pattern selec-
ton at the onset of the use
of such a plan or club? I've
started several penny banks
for this purpose but always
withdraw the funds for some
thing more urgent. Thank you
again for your kind assistance.
X X y \
REPAIR ANTIQUE LAMP?
(MrS. M. L. M, KenSinotoU
Recently, a globe from an
antique lamp I valued very
highly was broken into sew
eral pieces. I have been won-
dering whether there is any
place in town where glass can
be repaired or can it be done
successfully at home?. If so,
what material is used? If any
readers would be kind enough
to offer any help on this mat
ter, I would appreciate it so
much as the lamp meant a
great deal to me. Thank you.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
THE SUNDAY STAR DIT
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JULY rs, 1883
Miss GeWirz Honored

A tea was given in honor of
Miss Norma Suzanne Gewirz.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Gewirz of Washington and
Newport, r. I. on July Is by
Mrs. Herman Mason at "Gilglo". 1.
her summer home in Newport.
Mrs. Charles B. Dulcan, sr., Of
Washington and Mrs. Donald
White of Littleton. Mass, pre-
sided at the tea table.
Miss GewirZ will become the
bride of Naval Cadet James Mar
tin Kline, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving B. Kline of Norfolk, Va.
in the fall.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
Miss Morrison Wed Here

Miss Nancy Belle Morrison,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Morrison Of Annandale, Va, be-
came the bride on July Is of Mr..
Ernest Walter Yonick, jr.. son of
Mrs. Yonick of Cheyenne. Wyo..
and the late Mr.. Yonick. The
ceremony took place at All Souls
Episcopal Church. the Rev.
Frank w. Blackwelder officiating.
After a motor trip through the
New England states, Mr.. and
Mrs. Yonick will make their
home in jackson Heights, N. Y.
The bridegroom is associated
with the Ford Instrument Di-
vision Of the Sperry Corp. on
Long Island.
Evening star., 1953-07-26

The Mount Olivet Methodist
Church in Arlington. Va. was
the scene Of the marriage OF
Miss Judy Richey, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. George G. Richey
of Arlington, and Mr.. Dean Ver-
non Weihe. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon L. Weihe
also of Arlington, Va. The Rev.
Robert Shaw and the Rev. James
Pippin off1ciated at the ceremony
which took place on July Is.
Following the wedding a re-
ception was held at the church.
The couple will reside in Wash
ington after a motor trip to
Virginia Beach, Va.