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HOUSES FURNISHED

WEST CHEVY CHAsE-4-bedrm.. 8
rambler: $3.50 per mo. W. B.
WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000
CLEVELAND PARK-Nicely furn.,
5-bedrm,. 2;bath brick home; Built
WRfGHT' EN- 3-56no Tin Q p,m
WEST CHEVY CHASE-Nicely furn.
3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick home on q
nice lot: Lear garase: $3.50 per
mo mo W. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000
e.RM. BUNGALOW: adult family.
For details call Ju. 9-0ls1. after
cAPiToL Hills rms. and bath,
incl; utils.; excel. cond,: $110. Ii.
BuNGALow. 2 bedrooms and bath.
Large lot can be seen sunday and
sDT1Ss ave- s. snG s.: - ma a. f Pho s u.s.
NR. NICHOLS. Atlantic-vac., brk..
bedrms., scr. .pch::. rec. rm.. gas,
steel CONSTR settled cple.. no pets,
bungalow with liv. rm.. din. rm.,
Kit Kit and SI, fgIl bsmt.. COW; to school
5-6l00; .JU. 9-1245 sun. -2S
BROOK ALE - Exclusive suburb. !
block D. c. line; 3 bedrms.. den. 3
baths, garage; nicely furn. Vacant
sos. OIL. 2-3254 20
SOUTHEAST-2-bed brk.; bsmt.,
gas heat; nicely furn; $125 per mo-
SUBURBAN REALTY CO.. 10.
$1,000. 30
TO SETTLED COUPLE-Rambler.
very reasonable. in exch. for room
and board for owners daughter. SO,
5-S142; ewes. OIL. 4-656S. 30"
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III lBUS. oPPoRTUNITIEs tcenl. J

B s.Ig Us! sHe q, feE sale. near ws!ssr
GR see hRSsD s FS1 slgp s.1T ss
sonable rent: good money-makins
business. by direct from owner.
AIUMfNUM AWNING manufacturinx
plant, well established in the metro
button by direct sales and through
established DEALER outlets. Unlim-
tied possibilities as Is. or for can
yyass .wn Ma,. or stor gSo sash manu-
DRUGSTORE, with soda and lunch
counter; corner location. in nearby
Arlington: doing good business with
high profits: excellent opportunity.
Price: $4,000. plus value Of stock.
YEoNHAs REALTY, ia. s-2Ioo or
c iii bala;s; SPECIALLY SHOP 1F@s est.
z yrs. Top lines; good lease in
shopping area; must sell. Vol $35.-
600. Ideal for cpl. or 2 ladies. VIII
train Cash. terms. Box 25o-D. o Star.
SITS. NV. seats so: open from. Z
am to. 4 pm. 5 days. half day
sat. closed SUNDAYS. Owner un,
easy ' terms: W w. E. THRIFT Sd fo'G Ex.
ssl9nsiys, 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
LiGSSCfHEoNETTE - Fountain. ' no
Sl8b mo. Incl. i apt. and 5 rooms.
handled with $4,000 cash down. or
tor. W. q. THRIFT. Exclusive. I4iI
> Rs r ays E nM;. MA. s-9743a "a
business: excel. location; beautiful
equipment, large seating capacity;
colored trade; net income over
$1,000. See to appreciate. $12. 900.
n cash required; real opportunity.
a. 8. ECONOMoN. JU. 1920.
lease. Box 361-D, Star. -29
RESTAURANT near 18th and Park
9 days. Does about 81 900 wk.:
good prices. low food cost. Total
price only $500. easy terms. w.
s E T nv ia. E ses44y All Pa,
CREsTWooD PRoPER-Det. br.,
anil. seldom offered under $780,
600 BAY STATE. br. rambler. fur
nished: lease by year or season.
DUPLEX. 5 rms. and b. ca: ami;
blgc or. lot, mr.. bus. cleo. train;
LIST n. vacant April Is: End rented,
500 mo-; Z mi. ne. D. C. RYoN,
AUTO REPAIRS. body, fender paint
ing. % years in best NV. location.
Wonderful business opportunity.
Long lease Low rent. RA. 3:a661
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

Ladies' and children's speciality store,
near bank and post once. Available
Immediately. complete with fixtures
and air cond. Reas. rent in active
shopping center. Telephone So
$1,000
Monroe Development Corp.
1874 N. Kings HWY. Alex. Va.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-A very charming brick
rambler IN an attrac.. resid. area;
lge. bedrms.. 3 baths, Diet. gar,
fenced lot. Vacant, immed. poss.
Asking $24. 800. Will consider small
house N trade. Call. MR.. LUCK.
MA. 5000; eyes,, Wo. 6-5733.
BETHESDA, MD;-close to the Edge
dence with large living room. dining
room. Kitchen, powder room and
screened porch on list floor; 3 bed
looms and tiled bath on End: slate
sure 70 see this property this week
end. Priced il the low eos. To in
spect call WO. $4,000. once open
INC. Chevy Chase, D. c.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - Brick Co
llonial. Large liv. rm. and din. rm.,
NJ with table space. 3 bedrms,, .
Bird H.; fun bsmt., recr. rm.: b1iIta
in garage, screened side porch. This
nome Is on corner lot, in Som
erset School area: priced at S25.-
45e. B1LL1NGSLEY REALTY CO.,
EN-. 2-2326 I'll o pm.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. Located west
OF T S9nn' ave: , mr.. Rosemary School
brk.; priced under -S20,O00, has
much to offer you. Mrs. johnson.
Oh pa1, r 2lsll u;o with hood THOMAS L.
AVE: AREA-$1s,s5o:
kit. bath; porch; full bsmt.; cor.
lot: outdoor firepl.; will CT with
10Ps down: COW. to schools, shop
ping and bus. For appointment 10
see. call WOODMOOR AGENCY,
INC JU: e-5555. daily and sunday.
RocKvfLLE-old e-rm. fran. l hoas.
be made into 2 unit apt. i block
from pcstof1ce. $4,000. MARVIN
SIMMONS CO. .706 East Montgom-
sys aS Mr EEGlekknils NS P9 5S69sS
SILVER sPRiNGMsi i $50; coy =
bedrm. brick rambler; liv rm,. IRE
place. lge. kit. with table space;
S cony; to bus and new school. WOOD
M \ Uj,0 "a AaGsE I;N. INC JU. 9-55S6.
SILVER SIZING. woodmoor ares
garage. s1s.5o0. $1,000. down
No agents. OWNER. ~. $3.50:
Observation-Disclosures oter1 d.
rect from owner: 2 bedrnis.. ex-
psndable attic, firepl.. l5-ft. picture
DIX; S9,95; $1,000 down, $50 mo.
lnel taxes and ins. Call WA.
A REAL BUY-clean. coy q.b.d.
room bungalow. Large iiv. rm.,
huge. bright kitchen with table
space; pull-down stairs: fenced lot.
Close to bus and transp. Terms.
Assume GI; s1O,25O. WOOD CO.
HISS Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
10. 4-7200 till 9 pm.
APPROX. l2-acre lot: excel 3-bedrm,
prick Colonial; spacious liv. rm. and
fireplace. sep. din. rm., beautiful
modern kitchen. side porch, full
bsmt.; close to transp and schools,
Price, S15.950. WOOD CO, lIl5S
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. 10.
4-7200 It'll 9 pm
NEW BRICK RAMBLER on n acre
with wonderful! view in heart OF
MONTGOMERY Co. Custom built with
twin-size bedrms., baths and
many other delightful features in
Guiding 2-car Diet. garage. Priced 10
sell al S2S.500. SAMUEL E. Bog
LEY INC. Pc. 2-6l5l; syes.. Mr..
Gnpncar ~ -
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COLORED.
FINE NEIGHBORHOOD

An excellent 4-bedroom. 3-bath de-
tached brick home. area OF Seven
teenth and Webster streets North
west. An exceptional value in this
community Of fine homes and neigh
bors, Gail Mr.. Cassidy; evenings.
XII. S-746l.
BRODiE & COLBERT, INC.
Realtors 1881 K st. NV.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

PLEASANT AND LIGHT l-bedrm
corner apt, NV. DU. 1880 Sun.
and ewes 90
2-BEDRM. APT; one of pretties,
locations in D c.: furn.; near shop.
center. bus at door: reduced for
quick sale. LII. l-O566. 90
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APARTMENTS WANTED

BACHELOR. furn.. rm.. kit, pvt.
bath apt. Details, please P. o. Box
81 32. Washington 10, d. C.. 20
EMPLOYED MOTHER needs 2 or 3
nm; apt. in home where day care for
child is provided. Ari., NV, Wash.
or Bethesda. EN-. 2-3022.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

MARBLE APT. HOUSE to exchange
for large house for headquarters
building: may add cash. Agents at
tention. Tel. NE. S-S73l.
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BETHESDA
Locust Hills Estates

Large bedroom and bath on LIST a,
Of this most attractive Dutch Colo
NAL brick home; 3 twin sized bed
rms, and bath on end f., partially
MASHED rec. nm, garage and
gorgeous domestic Of approx. ], acre
with an soft. frontage. F. A.
TWEED CO, INC. 55d4 Conn. ave.
NV. EN-. 3-1nAn I'll O
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HOUSES TO SHARE

2 GIRLS, 3O-35: share home: dble.
closet bedrm Gar and garden; walk
to IT. Myer or Arl. Hall. ia: q
ARL.--Lady will share 2 bedrm. home
with empl. lady: cow. shops. bus.
Ewes. and weekends, IA. 4-1033.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

5th AND GALLATIN SITS. N.W.-6
RA. 3-4I34. al
GEORGETOWN-2-bedrm. brick Of
unusual charm, attrac paneled
stainless steel kit. pvt patio: S1S5
Ca Ssn eS Mr. .v DALEY EI' o NE s-62s52'
HOMES NEEDED -
We have fine tenants for homes in
Langley Park-Silver Spring-Be.
thesda. For complete rental service.
phone US today. PERRY HAY CO.
HOMES NEEDED
We have fine tenants for homes in
Langley Park-Silver Spring-Be-
thesda. For complete rental service,
phone us today PERRY HAY CO..
JU 5-6242 90
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

BUNGALOW in Woodfield. Md, on
22Sl
PiMMiT HTLLS-S12o; avail. April /.
2 bedrms fenced yard. wooded /:
barbecue. Crescent 3-1767. go
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COLoRED-ls24 ST: N.W.-3 rms
kept. apt. bldg. $500. Ho. 2-7o46.
CoLoRED-UN1T BLOCK. " ST.
kitchen, bath. sos. utils. incl. I;
JOHNSTON. bU. 7-14ss E2s
CoLoRED. 900 BLK. 18th ST. NE.
70 i. y. D. JOHNSTON. pU. 7-I46s.
COLORED-@OI 55th ST. NE
Bsd5mS ly I'm. .% b bit and rart bath
trsnsp. and Schools G ssa. Su'' per eP
mo. plus util. key in Apt. 30l or
call VIM, J. PAWS; INC. 500 H
st; nv; Ma; s,3556; -29
apt. bldg, heat and hot water furn.,
$3.50 and $3.50 per mo. Call
WM. :. PAWS INC. 500 H st. NV.
GSs H ST. S.w.. Apt. -Four room,
JOHN F. DoNoHUE & SONS. sil
Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. 3-OOs4. 80
100 I1th ST. S.E.-Second-hoor front
two rooms. including kitchen. and
f ist to ,6 BATH S4 6dS HsqdRE al s0 YSt
COLoRED-51S seth ST. N.E.-Mod-
ern 1-bedrm. apt. 500 so. Call Mr..
R RiRfs 1E ri a6 toRp WE REAI feF9
CoLoREDIS.E. SECTION rms,
kit, bath. clean basement apt.
Cali after $3.50 pm. Ii. 3-151s.
coLoRED-sie C ST. NE ig..
nm. kit. bath. S45 plus utils. !;
cohoRf fTs-zshsaT on M T RS sitcnen,
dinette. and bath apt. NV. sec.
c GInay EtDEanip RA hLD Sc?ss 1857 Nor
ris I'd. Sc, Apt. - rms, kitchen
month; ' {. T. Parker Co, IA,
coLoRED-eOs D ST. s.w.-Two
apis, on 1st A.. outside Of rede-
yelopment area. C. H. PARKER CO.,
CoLoREDEa BIG BEDRMs. Kit.
dinette and living rm. $3.50 plus
Sheriff I'd. Good transp. and close
SHANNON q LUCHs CO. 1905 ii
coLo9RHEDlMEGRRooo kL Z Ref, cpl.
porch; No children. Good transp.
CohoREDMa RMS. kitchen. bath:
IN NV. section. RIA. 3-2430 after
COLORED-723 18th ST. S.E.-Apt.
BLDG; rooms. kitchen and bath;
cow. loc.; S65 mo. ME. S494l.
coLoRED-1339 SHEPHERD ST.
NV rooms. kitchen and bath:
utils. incl; $3.50 per mo. ME.
S-4941. 81
COLoRED-PETWoRTH, 1923 9Th
ST-Corner 1Q-rm., at present be-
ing used as conyalescent home; some
Asa% al iii I. u
A money-maker. AID. 2-0212.
KETSINGER REALTY
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VA. MOTEL
BEAUTY SALON

BEAUTY SALON
Must sacrifice due to Ill health, To-
Gated in busy downtown section
large and aforementioned. All re.
plies confidential. Box 27S-D, Star.
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BETHESDA
BRICK RAMBLER

sENsAT1ONALLY Low PRICE
Six rms. ~, baths: attached garage;
40-it. paneled recreation rm. ultra
modern kit with breakfast rrn
storage attic; lge fenced lot You
owe it to Yourself TO see this ter
zinc value. Call Mr.. Reavis, with
GOLDSTEN BROS. RE. 5-19ss;
evenings. EN-. 2-222i. -2q
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LOOK WHAT I GOT
For only S13.25O 5-room rambler,
fun basement. near schools, trans
portation. Small down payment,
assume CT loan. For details call
D. B. Guynn. EN-. a. 7a2.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor 1924 14th St AID 4-2nnH
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levy CHASE. d. c,
REST RTIV
GEORGETOWN

NEW LISTINGS
East Of Wisconsin ave.--Brick SEMI
Diet. ON = frs. bedrmS., 9 baths
on 2nd. Paneled din. rm. seats IL,
paneled library, lovely draw. rm.,
deep garden, completely pvt. For
Information and appointment 70
2-S745. ONCE. NATALIE K.
PHILLIPS SCHENCK, Realtor, DE.
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BETHESDA

-, NORTH OF NAVAL HOSPITAL
Charming brick with slate roof, in
new-house condition. LARGE liz. rm.,
picture window in famiy-size din.
rm., fully equipped kit, separate
breakfast rm.. powder rm. on LIST A;
3 huge bedrms.. baths on end A.;
recreation nm, full bath in bright
basement with entrance at garden
level; screened porch, attached ga
#. deep. Price. $4,000; among
more costly homes.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-94OO
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BETHESDA REALTY

Uncle Sam has transferred the owner
of this beautiful brick home, other
wise. 1t certainly wouldn't be on the
market. Center hall. lge. lily. rm,
with f1repl., sep. din. nm. spacious
bedrms. and . full baths; full bsmt.;
screened porch, slate roof: lust
of Bradley blvd. near English
VILLAGE. so it's quite convenient,
Call til 9 pm.
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SILVER SPRING

CONTINUED on Next PSgs.J
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcont.l

GEORGIAN COLONIAL-Rock Creek
park-Huge corner site: center hall.
G ce6. powder rm, 3 big: bright bed
bear garage; SSa o sl1e', 4 PANS r,Ist
Evenings call Mr.. Terms, DE. 2-7745'
THOS. j. FISHER q CO., INC, DI.
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REDUCED RENTALS

One bed-m., Nv. rm.. kit. and bath:
newly redec.. Sos, incl. utils See
Mr.. Devore. basement. 1861 K st.
INVESTMENT co, RE 7-665O
Evening star., 1954-01-24

Nations countries win be used
to decorate the club and the
luncheon tables by the Hostess
Committee who are all wives Of
the G-u Division at Marine
Headquarters. The committee
includes Mrs. Wilbur j. Nc
Nenny. chairman: Mrs. Henry B.
Guice. Mrs. c. e. Nesbitt, Mrs.
Robert B. Laing, Mrs. T. Neal.
Mrs. Neil e. Barber, Mrs. Ches-
ter A. Henry. Mrs. c. e. Early.
Mrs. Richard M. Woodward and
Mrs. James d. OBannon.
~ AA
A lively musical program was
the highlight Of the GIL Wives
luncheon meeting. on Thursday,
at the Fort Lesley j. McNair
Officers Club.
Their guest star. Pfc. Lloyd
Lindroth. the talented young
swing harpist of the United
States Army Band. presented a
highly enjoyable and diversified
program. All of the numbers
played. had been requested by
the GIL Wives.
Overall chairman for the af-
fair was Mrs. John Willems. She
was assisted by a committee
which included Mrs. r. w. C.
Ledeboer, tables and luncheon;
Evening star., 1954-01-24

cludes Mrs. James English,
chairman, Mrs. Robert Conard
and Mrs. Henry Wagner.
X y \ \
A luncheon In the Magnolia
Room of Alexandria's Hunting
Towers. Is on the calendar for
the Wives Of the Class Of "a.
United States Military Academy.
The date-Wednesday. The time
Il pm.
4 \
Wives of the Glass of '46,
United States Military Academy.
will meet for luncheon Thursday
in the Magnolia Room Of Hunt
ing Towers at 1880.
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Club to Sponsor
Safety Program

A program on safety will be
sponsored by the Americanism
Department Of the Silver Spring
Woman'S Club at a club meeting
at 10:30 am. Wednesday in the
Jesup Blair Community House.
Speakers will be Sergt. Will
liam DeVries. of the Montgom-
cry County Police. who will show
a film. "A Day in Court; Wash
ington I. Cleveland. secretary Of
the American Automobile Asso-
citation Of the District. and Ar
thur Miller. safety director for
Montgomery County.
Evening star., 1954-01-24

and Mrs. W. y. Shrawder and
Mrs. r. w. Collins, program.
The GIL Wives have also
slated q meeting Of their Bridge
Group for Tuesday, the second
Of February, at the McNair Of
ficers' Club. A dessert preceding
the card play will be served at
1880 pm. Mrs. Warren A. Wick.
chairman Of the group. will be
assisted by Mrs. Robert j. Elliott,
Mrs. William B. Hubiak. Mrs.
John O'Gara and Mrs. Vernon
L. Watkins
~ AA
A patriotic theme will be used
for the luncheon table decor on
Thursday when the Naval Re-
search Institution Wives meet at
1890 pm. at the Commissioned
Officers' Mess of the National
Medical Center. Bethesda.
This is only the second meet
ing for the club which was Just
recently organized by Mrs. Will
bur Kellum. wife Of Capt. Kel-
lum the commanding officer Of
NMRI.
The luncheon committee in
Evening star., 1954-01-24

fund raising Wednesday when
members Of the Marine Officers
Wives Club stage a white Ele-
phant" sale at the Army Navy
Country Club. The articles for
sale will include unneeded and
unwanted Christmas gifts which
have been donated by the mem
berS.
And since the club Is a newly
organized one just getting un-
derway. and since charity be-
gins at home." all funds raised
will go into the clubs treasury to
meet current operating expenses.
The day will start with a
luncheon at 1890 pm. Then
Mrs. H. Ridgely. president, will
preside at a meeting where the
main business of the day will
be the adoption Of a constitution
4 4 4
Flags Of the various United
Evening star., 1954-01-24
Joan Bell to WedLt. Arn1stronQ

Miss Bell attended Hollins Col
lege In Roanoke, Va. 1t. Arm
strong is a graduate Of the
Landon School and Princeton
University where he was a mem
ber of Cottage Club. He recently
served with the 1st Marine Di-
vision in Korea,
Evening star., 1954-01-24

1t. Col. and Mrs. Edgar Van
Houten Bell Of Fort Mcclellan,
Ala. announce the engagement
of their daughter Joan to First
1t. Peter Forbes Campbell Arm
strong, USMC, son Of Mrs. VIII
liam Campbell Armstrong of
Washington and New York and
the late Mr.. Armstrong.
Evening star., 1954-01-24
Special Morning of Beauty
at the Helena Rubinstein Salon

All this for 1880
" Body Massage
. Face Treatment
a." Shampoo
A" Fingerwave
. Manicure
" Custom Makeup
Evening star., 1954-01-24

Here is the greatest beauty opportunity offered Wash
ingon women Morning Of Beauty at the world-famous
Helena Rubinstein Salon-for only 1850!
While you soothing comfort experts make you
lovely from head to They bumps buges
wake sleepy body circulation. You're given scientific
Poarod Skin Analysis Then ndviduaized
to correct all skin problems Next your hair shampooed
and set by brilliant stylst in Of Mches exciting new
oofre designs To complete the transformation you
glamorouB custom makeup.
Youn step forth refreshed and lovely ready to charm
wcrldi Make your appointment tomorrow. Call
Metropolitan 8-69l7
1852 M st. NV. (oor Conn AveJ washington D. G.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-19
Marilyn Stella Amstutz Becomes Bride
OF Kansan In Ebenezer Church Ceremony

over satin. The bodice of lace
featured a Peter Par collar and long
tapering sleeves ending in points
over her wrists, byttoning in the back
with tiny satin/ buttons Her full
skirt of tulle apd lace had fan-shaped
inserts ornamenting the bottom of
the skirt.
Her fingsktip veil of illusion was
held in plaee by half hat of chantil-
ly lace with scallops around the face,
trimmed with sequins and pearls.
She carried a crescent design of baby
garnet red roses with ivy leaves. Her
only piece of jewelry was single
strand of pearls, gift from the
groom.
Miss Miriam Bixel of Chicago,
cousin of the bride, was the maid of
honor, and the brides two sisters,
Annabelle and Lucille Kay, served as
bridesmaid and junipr bridesmaid
respectively.
Misses Annabelle Slower and June
Hochstettler, Blufftdn, were the
candlelighters.
The bridegroom'sf best man was
Dennis Schmidt of omaha, Neb., and
the groomsmen we're Dan Stucky,
Monroe, Wash, aid Jimmy stucky,
Drattxy D,a;r;a LIn y,arhaxxy of tbo
groom. Dwight Bixel, Bluffton, cou-
sin of the bride, Philip Stucky and
Irwin Graber, brbther and brother-in-
law of the groom, seated the guests.
A reception for $50 guests was
held in the church basement with
Miss Amstutz gplaying piano selec-
tions and vocal selections by Mr..
Flickinger and Dan Stucky.
Mrs. Delmer Stucky, Pretty Prairie
Ka., sister-in-law of the groom, cut
the four-tiered wedding cake, while
Mrs. James Messinger, Mrs. Howard
Landes and Miss Ruth Irene Diller,
Bluffton, served the wedding COLA
ton. Miss Hilda Bixel, Columbus
Grove, aunt of the bride, was in
charge of the #guest register, and
Miss Gladyce Rixel, cousin, recorded
the gifts.
The new Mrs. Stucky is graduate
of Bluffton high school and grad
uate of Grace Bible Institute, Omaha,
Neb.
Mr.. Stucky was graduated from
Pretty Prairie high school and from
the Grace Bible Institute in 1853.
He will continue his education at the
Grace Theological Seminary, Winona
Lake, Ind. in this fall term.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cook and sons
entertained at their home Wednesday
at a corn and wiener roast the fol-
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Tim De-
Wore and family of Paulding; Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Basinger and children
of Bluffton; Mr.. and Mrs. Correl Dom
aldson and Mn Wayne Schroeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Gratz and chill
dren left Monday for their new home
in Avon Lake and Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
aid Lehman and family will move
from the Core apartment to the Mrs.
Peter Welty home just vacated by
the GRATIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Correl Donaldson
spent Sunday With the Adrian Haas
family at Indian Lake. They were
accompanied tol the Lake by their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Haas of
near Beaverdam and Mrs. Vera We'll
ty of Toledo.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-19
Pandora

A number of Pandora side streets,
also Monroe and South streets, were
resurfaced during tbe past week.
SuperintendentIand Mrs. C. C. Cox
and children, janet and Jimmy, of
Paulding, spent last week on a vaca-
ton trip that took them through the
Smoky mountains and the southern
states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bucher re-
Gently spent a week end at Putin
Bay.
Rev. and Mrs. Et A. Lesson, who
recently moved from their pastorate
in Newark to theiYnew work in Pros
pect, were Thursday visitors at the
DR.. H. A. Neiswinder and Rev. Will
lam Reeves HOMES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Steiner have
moved from the Levi Hager home on
Monroe street to their new home on
South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quentin Lehman and
! son Charles of Mountain Lake, Mimi,
and Mr.. and, Mrs. Milford Haas and
son Marvin were Sunday dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. T. Soldner in Bluffton.
Rev. and Mrs, William Reeves
spent Wednesday at Camp Palmer
near Fayette where the intermediate
group of the Methodist church were
attending the NYF Christian Adven-
ture Institute.
Mr.. and MIS-. William Cook and
four children of Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin, arrived here recently and are
living in their trailer home on the
Dan Cook property in north Pandora.
Mrs. CookEis remembered here as the
former Wanda Newton.
Mrs. Vernon Bucher opened her
home Tuesday evening for the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Mary
Martha Missionary Society of the
Grace church. The program period
was in charge of Mrs. Stella Geiger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Frantz and
children, Dick, David and Pamela,
returned home Saturday from a two
weeks vacation trip to Yellow Stone
National Park and other points of in
terest in the Western States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Diller, Mrs.
Mary Miller and son Paul and Miss
Marian Diller n1otored to Ft. Wayne,
Indiana, Fridas evening, where they
were guests St a shower given by
Mrs. Jack Hiatt in her home in honor
of her sister Ellen Mae Werling,
whose marriage to Paul Miller will
be an event of Saturday evening,
August %. Miss Werling is the
daughter of the late Oscar Werling
and Mrs. Werling of 0ssian, Ind, and
the groom is the son of Mrs. Mary
Miller of Pandora. The wedding will
take place in the Bethlehem Lutheran
church in Ossian, Indiana.
The Sunday morning guest speak
er at the Grace Mennonite church
was the Rev. Walter Schultz of Day.