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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20
Reception Held
For Newlyweds On
Saturday, August ID

MIR and Mrs, Leonard Washing
ton, et6 kondo Az, who were
married On sunday, August $ at
st, James AME church. were en-
tertained a, wedding reception
at the home Of Mrs, Washington's
aunt Mrs. Robert Gilltson, SA6
Rondo Az, ON Saturday, August
IL
Among the guests were Mrs,
Elizabeth Han, Mr.. and Mrs, Van.
der Lewis, Miss Maxine Smith.
Miss Evelyn Roykins, Mrs, Mar
guerite Gordon. Mrs, I.ucille
Cooper Of Minneapolis, Mir and
Mrs Tuefora Martin, Mr., and Mrs,
Jesse Gray, Mrs, Flora pugas. Mr.,
and Mrs, J II Nelson and the
MeSsrs, Martin Yarbrough. Jack
Addison and Thomas Wolden,
Also MIR and Mrs George Dun.
bar Of New York city, parents OF
Mrs Washington,
Assisting Mrs GiiliSon with the
service and receiving the gifts
was Mr. Dunbar Mr., and Mrs
Washington received many useful
and lovely gifts,
MIR and Mrs Dunbar LEFT the
city on the burlington Zephyr on
Sunday, August Is. Tor Pittsburgh
wherc they win visit for few
days before returning 20 their
home in New York city,
Mr. and Mrs Washington arc
now residing in their own apart
ment at $40 Rondo Az,
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homa, Is visiting her daughter,
Miss Dovie Black of 22Oi Fifth
Av. S. Mrs. Johnson will be in the
city two weeks.
Fort Hood Visitor: Corporal
Rudy Jenkins, Fort Hood, Texas.
arrived Monday morning, August
16, to visit his wife. Mrs. Rather
inc Jenkins, sol Colfax Az. N,
and Mr., and Mrs. Policy wilburn
of 1901 Humboldt Av. n. Mrs.
Wilburn is Corporal Jenkins
mother.
Vacationed In Omaha: Mr.. and
Mrs. Policy WiIburn, Mrs. ". b.
Milton of 1901 Humboldt Av. n.
and Mrs. Lawrence Mccoy and
children, Bonnie and Lawrence
Mccoy Jr., Of 1908 Humboldt Av.
N, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Basil
Vann at Omaha, Nebraska. Mrs.
Vann is the sister of Mrs. VIII
burn and Mrs. Mccoy and the
daughter Of Mrs. Milton. They
travelled by auto.
Breakfast Guests: Mr.. and Mrs,
Marcus jackson of 1915 Smelling
Av. s.. were hostesses at a break
fast given in honor of Miss Glenn
entine Ray OF New York, who has
been visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. Malinda Ray. 1900 So. Sth
St, who has been i'll in Parkview
hospital. Guests were Miss Edna
Craddock of Des MONIES, Iowa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sims and Mrs.
Ella Washington OF Minneapolis
The guests enjoyed taking pic
lures on the front lawn and look
ing at television. Miss Edna Grad
dock is the house guest Of Mrs.
Jackson.
st. Louis Visitors: Mr. and Mrs,
Gene Alton of st. Louis, Missouri,
spent "A week visiting their cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Napue, 5l39
Humboldt Av. N. and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Gray Of SLAP Humboldt,
Av. N.
m: Mr.. d. c. Allen. $40 Aldrich
Av. N. is III at Mount Sinai hos
pital and is reported improving.
Conventions: Mrs. Rosie Richie
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1903 Fifth Az. s, attended the Ma
tional Gospel Choir Convention,
which was held in Pittsburgh, Pa.
August 20. She returned home on
August s.
Visitor From Kansas City: Mrs.
Lillian f. Floyd, Kansas City. Mo.
is in the city visiting her daugh-
ter and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs,
Harold Walker. 722 Humboldt n,
She is also visiting her other son,
Mr.. Ohio Floyd and her daughter,
Mrs, Margaret Jackson, II Hoag
Av n. Mrs. Floyd paid visit 10
this newspapers Minneapolis Of
flee.
National Beauty Calturist
League: Mrs Odessa Walker, OF
1881 Clinton Av S. has returned
from the National Beauty Cultur-
list League, where she enjoyed
meeting old friends and making
new acquaintance. Mrs Walker is
former member, She enrolled in
the education department and was
made a pledge OF the Theta M
Sifma Sorority.
Waterloo, Iowa, Visitor: Mrs
Ida Nye Of Waterloo. Iowa, is Wis
iting her brother, Mr. William
Williams of 2lO5 10th Az $,
Dinner Guests: Mr. and Mrs
Fred c. Edwards. 2206 Elliot
weree hostesses at a dinner party
given in honor of Miss Gwendolyr
Crawford OF Memphis, Tennessee
and Miss Barbara Wiley of OK
ford Mississippi, on Friday eve.
ming, August Is Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs, George Ford
Anoka, Minnesota and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Freeman. 1905 FIN
Az. s The rest Of the evening was
I
spent looking at tclevision. Mis-
Gwendolyn Crowford will leave fo'
Grand Forks. North Dakota and
Miss Barbara Wiley will leave fol-
Aberdeen. South Dakota, where
they will attend college During
their stay in Minneapolis. they
have resided at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Fred c. Edwards,
Returned Home From Hospital
Mrs. Ezra Lowe Of oil r, 22nd ST
returned home Monday. AugusI
Is from Fairview Hospital, where
she underwent surgery.
Missionary society: The Mis-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20

a junior at Iona Colleges School
Of Business Administration, New
Rochelle. n Y, and Is n veteran
OF the Korean War. lie served
-four years In the Air Force,
Or pclany, step.fathcr Of the
bride is one OF the leading den.
lists OF New York CITY the
brides mother u the executive
director ~ the Riverdale Chill.
dren's Association
Following the luncheon Mr.. and
Mrs Brown left ON n honeymoon
trip Is be spent In Atlantic city,
on their return the couple will
live at 80 East Second St, Mt
Vernon
For travel, Mrs Brown chose
"A white background Moygassel i'm.
ported linen dress. cocoa brown
coat and beige aoccasories.
The happy couple received "A
large and varied assortment Of
beautiful and useful gifts.
In addition 10 the wedding cere-
money and the subsequent lunch
con. several pre- -nuptlsi affairs
were given These included -
luncheon by Miss Edwalyn Moore
az the Hotel Statlor, miHCellan
euus shower by Mrs Theodore
Stcnt at hcr home, "A kitchen
shower by Miss Gcnevieve Mad.
son and Mrs Warren Souihl"a IN
the garden ~ the latter'a mother,
Mrs Cecil Mccarthy in MI Yer.
non and linen shower by the
BRIDES classmates on the campus
~ The state Teachers College NJ
New plaiz. n Y
on Friday evening August -
following the wedding rehearsal a
dinner party was given In honor
~ the bridal party and 0ut.of-
town guests a. the home 81 Mr.
nnd Mrs Samuel Delaney, New
York city Hnstoasts were Mines
MyIea Paige Hubert Delaney.
Leonard Savoy. Edward Nurren
and Samuel DelaBy
In addition 20 many guests
from Greater New YORK. many
out -of-toWncrs we're also present
10 greet Mr. and Mrs william III
ward Brown These included M
and Mrs . ~ Williams, Mime
oprlis. aunt and uncle ~ the
birdie Mira Joseph Stewart VIZ
gin islands. Mrs NJ X Mcknight
Mra Chandler McWatt both 81
~ Paul. Mrs John Shepard Mrs
Hrrns X Gibbs, Mr. and Mr.
Richard Stokes II. and daughter
Michele. ali ~ Minneapolis. Dr
and Mrs Fdaon Biackman. Char
lntie, ~ e.. Mrs Ismusl Dslany
EsI0iRh. ~ G, Mrs clifford
Capers Cleveland. O. Mrs ida
Price PpNbury Mass Mrs
Glnsiys Brown, Rnxbury. cousins
~ the groom. Mr. and Mrs Jordan
Ewsil, Harrisburg Pa. sister and
bro'her-in Law ~ tho groom. JOr
dan Jr. and Tamara Ewcll nrph-
~ and niece ~ The groom. and
Mr. and Mrs = Smith ~ Greens.
hGr0. ~ &.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20

HNAit WI 'aAAihdNf august ~
the Nativity of Our Blessed Lady,
Bronx. New York.
Before an altar decorated with
palms. green foliage. white glad.
iolas and chrysanthemums and
lighter candles. the Rev. James
Murray performed the high masa
rites with world-renowned Welsh
Chorale singing the nupiial mass,
Nupual music was rendered pre-.
cceding the ceremony by Mrs
Joceiyn Boulware who also played
the professional and occasional,
Entering on the arm of her
step~father. Dr.. Henry Delany.
who gave her In marriage, the
bride was radiantly beautiful In a
bridal gown of white silk tissue
taffcta fashioned on the princess
line with short cap sleeves and
yoke of point Venice lace embcl-
hshed with irridescent sea pearls
and featuring decoIlctc neckline
outlined with sea pearls. Her vol
luminous skirt Of taffeta ended In
"A chapel train,
Her long veil Of imported Chan
THY lace fell from a narrow ban.
deau Of velvet. Lace mitta stud,
ded with pearls. white shsntunp
opera pumps and pearl earrings
completed her ensemble She car.
ricd white prayer book covered
with stephanots. conferred with a
detachable white orchid
The bride was attended by Miss
Gencvicvo Madison, Jersey CITY
". J.. maid Of honor and Mrs
Betty Paige Haywood, Washing
ton, II G. matfon Of honor
Bridesmaids were Miss Nanny
Louise Murrell. Mrs Madclon
Stcnt. cousins Of the bride. Miss
EdwaIyn Moore and Mrs Meyri
SouthIea all ~ Now York The at,
PENDANTS wore identical dresses Of
white silk taffets fashioned with
panel front and fun back termin,
atinR ia y slight train, They car.
ried garlands Of variegated sum
mer flowers with matching cha
peaux
Mr. Milford Brown was his
brothers best man. fishers were
the MrEsrs Charles Hall James
Quinn. Jordan EwrIl cousin ~ the
bride and Edward Delany. brother
Of the bride
Mrs DelHuy. mother 81 the
bride chose Dior blue silk suit
with mBuve velvet hat and n
corHaFe Of pink roses Mrs Brown
mother ~ the groom wore = gown
Of irridoaceut orchid chiffon and
an orchid cOrsaRe Mrs o ~ WI
liama ~ Minneapolis aunt NJ the
bride was httircd In shell PINK
embroidered marquisHtte dress
mAuve hat and a corsaRs ~ pink
roses
Immediately following the wed
ding Dr and Mrs Delany were
hosts 10 $50 guests al luncheon
held 81, Glen Island Casino The
bridal table covered In white with
fes,O1rs Of green foliage across
the front and two large floral ar
fragments Ow white Rlahi0laF.
white chrysanthsuums baby's
breath and maiden hair fern sddsi
10 the beauty n the setting Each
~ the luncheon tables was cen
tered ~1th white assorted flowers
Background music during the
luncheon was furnished By an or.
Chcstrs
The bride - a 1852 graduate 0i
the College ~ SrV Rochelle and
IL = candidate for the masters 30,
gree N educaiiOn from The tint.
yeTaiY q the state - New YgTb
She IL teacher IN the NJ yeT.
non public sch0sls Mr.. Brown u
Observation-Disclosures
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20
PHYLLIS MCCULLOUGH WEEDS EDWARD
BROWN IN PRETTY CHURCH CEREMONIES

Mt Vernon, n Yin q double ring ceremony Of quiet
dignity and beauty Miss Phyllis Auc Mccullough daughter
of Mrs Henry Beard Deany of 10 Eighth ST. Mt Vernon
and Phillip Mccullough Of Minneapolis married 10 William
Edward Brown Mr. and Mrs Roger Brown of Mt Yer
non on SATURDAY August L. IL 80 M at the church
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-20
Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS <

Visitors From Texas Mrs Jewell johnson Mr. Ira Turner
OF Cameron Texas and Mr. and Mrs Marvin Douglas from
Austin Texas visiting their brother ODDS Turner 629
Girard Av n They also visiting uncle Mr.
and Mrs. Policy Wiburn of 1901 Humboldt \
Visitor From Tulsa: Mrs EVELYN johnson from Tulsa Okla
Homer news., 1954-09-16
JOHNSON OBlT
so Cents Per Copy
Gr0VsS4dV SsHV4ces for

GT0vssidS services for S1lliom Clyde Johnson, a5, son of kr. and Mrs. Clyds John som. wsrs hsLd Wednesday, at ths 1sw Romsr esmstsyy. Ssyvs css ~srs condgctsd oy ths ELks Eodgs w&tA Rsv. Nelson Koysr officiating. .4t
 PolL bscrsrs wsrs Ora Jo.Ss, Eomsr Lctham. EoroEd BSll~pss Tomay EtckIond., Rex ELL1ott oxd Boo EotLs. ar
 fiLl$om Jchns os Sos bslisvsd % AGVs Aasssd owoy Sunday os ths result q sslt-+ntIictsd shot fvom $ .,ss coltbsr p;stoI, according to TsYr%tor5ol PoLscs- mon Cart AhlstTom ond 2. s. Deputy koy- shalt Porvstt of Ksxo5. who Ssvsstsg got sd ths trogie death. Ths body ssos tosxd scyLy Monday svs.t.g by RaroLd B$lLsSs Rho ws1t to Iohnson's cabin to 'sss Asm.
 ----4A 4Aslliam cgyds~ JeAwsow Ss~ssrvSvsd ay~ h&s porsnts, o~s sister, Csvolyn, ond o~s bTcthsr. Gsorgs. otlt .of Romsy. a1 +aa
Homer news., 1954-09-16
PUD BOARD,

40 ths mVstEng 0f tbs bo0Td 0f d3%se~ tors of ths PUD Eo~Gsy .@gAt eonsids~abls discussion sas hstd eO.esy~seg tAs sos- ssbsLity of bsys.g esothsr foyk Ut tos chs Eomsy doek. CIs8s SythS. local sgsxt foy tAs AIosks Stssmship eoRbeny. vas present to @se4 6 letter thet hs lad 4ys- es5vsd 9goaf pss Dsvyso. eospasy offSesst. p~otsstSsg tks sss of ests sqsotsa 3sessa.ss. Rswt o1 thv Ioeel dock. Es stated tAot { mors aodsva sesSpmg.e eosId aoe bs { p@rek sssd @ Ao1dls. eySbAsd tvs$gAt ths stsomsAspa sose any asght es forced to abG1dos ths uss ef cvSbs for sASSp&ag sSDplSss Co eAs LoeeL eo~e. ,
 Attsv myek telh Topost tAs lpvoblss Se,
 Coat. os Pega 6 inf
Homer news., 1954-09-16
c OF C

Four ggssEs ws@s present st the Aon-- day choabsY of COmmsrcs meeting to maks the oeeos3on ons of ths most s1JoyaSls cf ths ysor.
 Present ws~s ktss- Rexa..o Skoest skG of Bsor Cove, Kr, and Frs. Leopold FSsd- ter of Cologne. GsTmc.y sad Hrs. Gs1s Lewys sncs of Eomsr. L
 Ksss Sknbslska. wAo kas bss~ 6 homs- stved ~ ct Bear Covs since so%o. o"d vhe tA5s sassmsY rscs5vsd hs~ Ams~icar ettt- svxsh5p bspsvs. told ths groHe how pksos- sd sAs yas to .sss sfrssdom ot gorkS n Eoms~ az st sos during ths recent CSC rsst5ags. Shs 'se<d tAot' eovsr"wsrt wos svsryeody's business ard thct sAs wes going tO t0hs Sdv0~togs of hsT eStSsss- shSe vsgAts toavots i~ shs eon+"g slss- tSoA.
 .Kr. ard Yrs. Fisdlsr dyovs ths%r Ger mas 'voLks sogoa to Homsr @onacy troM An~ chovogs. Or ths car wsrs ths gov6s .sE-t Rypt te ALoskaS ard tAs F@sdlsrS told of getting EhS8r co% Ss Csymosy. go%Bg ta
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Homer news., 1954-09-16
CSC MEETING

Ths program for ths C3ti ssN E Study GTo&p meeting schsdGlsd for tomo@yos 1ight at ths seheoL houss has besn on- So&Hesd by ESlLtam Aatthsws who wElL ehasYwos ths acct Sng Sn the at ssrcs Of President Don 2. Smith ard ths vtcs- president Bert Bochmon.
 katthsws stetss that Ro6srt Bostrom, g representatives of ths Richmond 0sI Compa1y. wiLI address ths group on o[L sxpLorotior and elevations on ths Pen sns sGEn.
 Ixfoyw0t1ox or the proposed smcLl oot hoyboy for Eorsr wsII also bs gsvsr. According Co Ratthsws, tks Latsst tvfor- mot so1 or th5s project is encouraging.
 Ths proposed const$tnt Jon ard by-lcws vtrl' also bs ID for d.scusssen during ths meeting yhSch wtLI get andsyway Gt ?. Y,
Homer news., 1954-09-16
HEA MAY BUILD

The HomsT ELsctrsc Assocsetso board of directors Tsssday rSghts dSscgsssd et some Isngthl ths possibility of. srsctSng 2 bGSldfng. to bs |ssd os, es offSes. It wcs agreed that ths Lot wktcA ths HEA $ par chasing from TsrminGl osl, Sales. Loeat-s sd across ths street from ths tstspho1s compcSy. wc&ld bs ths bsst svitobLs ssts tor Q. offscs o.SLdsng. Ths directors snstrGctsd ths mo@cesr Go tsvsstigots tAs needs for offses sHses ard .to gst cppyo%SRats costs Sf bossSbJs. Es was 1HvtAsy ;wstrEctsd Co get tAw approxs- mots cost of eowvsrts.g q bsyt ot ths TsrnsnoL 0il Sales ssgsAogss. no~ ea ths property. into os office.
Homer news., 1954-09-16
NO STENCILS
VeI. 5 So. as
That sS ~SChf

That ss TSghts stELL no stsxc3LS. Es hope thet this svsst pockets edition et tAs EESS $s ths only o1s that vS havs to pvt out. Ths ssppIy house tAet wsnoILy svptLSss as w%tA o@r laTgsr stencils ~ots shot they wsrs out of them b&t thot St yoHld only bs mattsr of days bsfo~s they would have thsm on hand. ys Aops thet xsxt wssk ws wS U De owt wItA stexdard sdi ton of tAs popsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-14
Peace Cross Flood
Control Plan Pushed

Two Prince Georges County
moves to expedite Peace Cross
flood control are underway to-
day.
Public Works Department en-
gineers are aiding development
Of road and bridge plans in the
Bladensburg area while county
attorneys prepare q .$954,545
bond issue.
Both actions were authorized
by the County Commissioners
yesterday at their Upper MARI
boro meeting.
The bond issue viii finance
the county's share Of the $13
million project for the first con-
struction year. Two other agen-
cies viii sell bonds for work IN
the same period. the Washing
ton Suburban Sanitary CommiS-
sion $477 ,272 and the National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission $318.181. The Federal
Government has appropriated
an initial 100000.
In other business yesterday.
the Commissioners denied a
permit for a stockcar racing
plant on the east side of Major
Leonard road just north Of Mel
wood. The residents of the rural
community, presenting a 46-
name petition. claimed use Of
the 118-acre tract for that pur-
pose would be Objectionable.
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|C+rrl;~k+ kAov:@. Playground Film
'VlVV1SS Program for TONIGHT

Programs sponsored by The
Evening Star in cooperation
with the Film Center Of Wash
ington and the recreation depart
ments of the District and Alex
andria and Arlington, Prince
Georges, Montgomery. and Fair
fax counties:
Washington. at Dusk.
Gallinger, Twenty-second and
F streets NV.
Takoma, Fourth and Whittier
streets NV.
Turkey Thicket. Tenth street
and Michigan avenue NE.
Benning. Minnesota avenue be-
tween Benning road and Foote
street NE.
Thomson, Twelfth and L
streets NV.
Fort Greble, Nichols avenue
and Chesapeake street S.w.
Howard. Fourth and w streets
NV.
Happy Hollow. Eighteenth
street and Kalorama road NV.
Crummell, GaIlaudet and KEN
dali streets NE. )
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-14
Montgomery County
Pay Raises Tota|ing
S15O,OOO Granted

Pay raises that will cost Mont
gomery County about $150,000'
this year were approved yester-
day by the County Council for
police and all other county en-
ployes.
The new pay plan, recon-
nended by the Personnel Board,
was passed in its entirety with
out a dissenting vote.
The council urged, however,
that the board consider changes
in the police pay schedule rec
commended by the County Police
Association.
Cites Inequities.
The association, pointing to
what it termed certain glaring
inequities." had urged the
council to increase the salaries
OF corporalS and detective cor
porals another 500 all along
the line. At present the new
schedule provides for only a So
a-year increase in the first step
Of corporal's pay.
The association also asked
that the inspectors top salary
be increased another 1858 and
that 5000 be added to the top
salary of civilian desk clerk.
pushing the latter's pay to S.
981.
Policemen Not Pleased.
Policemen, individually are far
from pleased with the new SAL
airy schedule. They had been as
sured by the council that they
were going to get average in
creases of $3.50 each.
The average falls at about
$500, with the top ranks get
ting the sharpest increases. The
top brass, however, was left out
of increases when they were
handed out more than a year
ago on a cost of living rise basis.
The police schedule raises the
starting pay Of privates from
$500 to 1884 for a six-day
week. District police start at
So, 900 for q five-day week.
The police pay increase is ex-
pected to cost about $4,000 to
$4,000. The general county en-
ployes also got increases that to-
tai about $75, 1000. The remainder
of the cost goes toward hourly
paid employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-14
Sanitary Commission Scored
In Southern Prince Georues

Angered by rebuffs in a fight
to obtain q public water supply,
Southern Prince Georges County
threatens to secede from the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commissions jurisdiction and to
establish a new public service
agency Of its own.
A special committee of the
Southern Prince Georges Board
Of Trade is examining the
feasibility of creating a new
sanitary district embracing the
Camp Springs Clinton area and
adjoining sections of Charles
County.
The committee, headed by
John A. Scheibel and with
Charles D. Jones and Frank
Holmes as associate members,
was named Monday at a trade
board meeting.
Sharp criticism Of the WASH
ington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission was voiced by the buSi-
nessmen against what they
called "the agency's oft-repeated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-14

Lincoln. Sixth and L streets
Sc.
Arlington County. $3.50 PM.
Patrick Henry. TOO South Fill
more street.
Hoffman-B Boston, South Queen
and South Thirteenth streets.
Prince Georges County, $3.50 pm.
Hillcrest Heights Elementary
School. 5901 Twenty second
place Sc.
North Brentwood Elementary
School, Wallace road and Ban
ner street, North Brentwood.
Montgomery County. $3.50 pm.
Rock Greek Recreation Center,
East Leland street and Beach
Drive. Chevy Chase.
Garrett P a r k Playground,
Argyle and Rokeby avenues, Gar
rett Park.
Lincoln Park. Carver Junior
High School toldJ. Rockville.
Fairfax County. $3.50 pm.
Falls Church High School,
Falls Church.
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County Education Board
To Meet Twice Monthly

Prince Georges swiftly multi
plying school problems today
brought an announcement that
the County Board Of Education
will meet twice each month.
The board will continue its
established practice of conven-
ing at 10 am. on second Tues
days at Upper Marlboro and in
addition will gather at 1880 pm.
on fourth Mondays.
Evening meetings will be held
alternately at Upper Marlboro
and at the County Service Build
ing in Hyattsville. beginning
with an initial night session in
the county seat on July 26.
The board cancelled its regu-
lar meeting yesterday because
of the absence of Supt. William
S. Schmidt who was a partici-
pant in q summer workshop con-
ference at Columbia University,
N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-14
Wild Pony Roundup
At Chincoteugue
Is Set for July 1919

The ponies are coming to
Chincoteague Island, Va, again
on July % and 90.
That's when the Chincoteague
Volunteer Fire Department is
sponsoring its annual pony
roundup and sale at the small
island community on the At
lantic Ocean side Of Virginia's
Eastern Shore.
The ponies are wild and viii
be herded and driven across the
channel from ASsateague, some
200 yards away, at low tide.
Some 200 ponies are expected to
go on sale at prices starting
at about SIS each.
According to the Virginia
State Travel Bureau ofIice here,
the sales win begin at low tide
each morning. some time be-
tween 8 and 10 o'clock. The
bureau said it again win operate
an information ONCE there to
aid travellers In finding accom-
modations and places to eat.
Chincoteague is about $50
miles from Washington. Motor
lists can follow route so via the
Chesapeake Bay Bridge to Sails
bury and then use routes Is
and ITS.
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expression of sympathy but
continued expenditure priorities
for northern sections Of Prince
Georges"
They referred to a meeting in
Gov. McKeldin's Office nine
months ago in which the execu-
tive directed prompt extension
Of water lines to Camp Springs.
Apparently" the riled bust
neSsmen declared. 1.-The sanitary
commission has overruled the
Governor"
Mr.. Holmes, publicity director
for the special committee said
his group will confer with Prince
Georges and Charles County
legislators with a view to in
PRODUCTION of an enabling law
at the next General Assembly
session.
MuShro oming development
along Route 301 has made
Charles County water and sew
age problems acute. especially
in Waldorf where several relief
plans have been inconclusively
debated.