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CHANCE FOR
LIFETIME INCOME


AMERICAN UNIV. PARKS bedrms,
sna bath. with additional room and
path on 3rd floor; S165 per mo-,
long lease pref. WO. 6-4l62. ---l7
BRIGHTWOOD-7 rooms, Q baths,
club rm;, brick garage. Large level
~. ca1I M..ns- me for & price an and terms.
ct. NV. AD. 4-20ob.
BARNABY WOODS ~ NEW, nearing
completion. Bedrm. and full bath,
list a.: Q bedrms., bath, 2nd d. Priced
rignt; CAL LEGUM q GERBER. EN-.
caa2T c2aiae29To' rHAssrp.n... N e pm. .o.n -.
home in Blessed sscrament SUanef parish DI,ik
lst A., Ice. liv. rm. with fireplace.
lge. DIN: rm., den. powder rm.,
baths, finished attic. built-in gar.
Low 20s. ROGERS REALTY CO..
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.--center-ha
Op Dse snd GSI0niil I'll seSoo sSss e bsaI%DD bsrasnsD
2 tile baths, 1st-ii. powder rm.,
finished rn. on 3rd. screened porch,
garage. oil h.-w.h.: new stove and
rsirigerator IN Kit; good condition
throughout; 5oT g oIn.r Thi: house Is priced
must sell quickly. EDW. Ii. JONES
& CO.. INC. Wo. $4,000 until
sEoRGETowN. aeth st. betw. P and
Cue NV. new remod. brick houses.
Sss d.r shsss sso6So 6Soses for eTss Eal9s
$245 st. NV. No. 7-5913. De.
rARRoddMfA rAiRddf PARK. D. c.-s1a.s5o. SOW With
low. down payment and terms like
rent takes this 2-bedrm. semidet.
erick n better than new condition;
HiEh; Can Mr.. CLARK, RA. S-s01i.
MARSHALL ]. WApLE CO., Realtor,
rExH4r rl224 14th Hh St SRii.,A,: nv, AD; 4-2OoaS; COS;
2 baths, recr. rm., beautiful view In
$s1.5oo. Desire same Size Size in 'e. Be.
thssda, Rockville or in between. Oh.
AVAiLABLE Now-Large ant. for
owner. 8 other units; gross, S3. 800
year; NJ. Thomas Circle; only S34.-
yScAN4-Adisseeens 4 1ylsse to, Rock. 1ss CREEK
Park, in upper Mt. Pleasant area;
this home can be yours with very
little. cash and effort; 6 rooms. bath,
1uil bass11snt; auto. heat; row brick,
,vASzST;.Gee;s;r sGss;; srlsRsSosd, aGas iG nj.
portunitv for Army oficer: near
Walter Reed; If your credit Is ex-
cellent, YOU can buy this home
with no down payment; row brick;
8 rooms auto. heat, basement;
monthly payments which you can
AFFORD. Call VINNICK Ss COHEN.
ME. S-Z294; eyes,. TU. 2-0297
14th ST. N.W.-conyenient to Roose-
Velt High Sch. Suitable for 3 fam.
files; 24-ft. Colonial-type brk.; lge.
frt. porch; 10 rms, 2 baths. gas
heat, kitchens. 3 refgrs.; 2-car
garage. S16s950, on terms, Ewes,
Lo. 4-0147. L. T. GRAVATTE,
CLOSE 70 ST. AIMS AND IMMAC-
ULATE-White brick Colonial with
slate roof. center-hall plan; 3 twin
size bedrms., 2 baths. garage. H. J.
KORZENDORFER. OIL 4-8111 til 8.
Low DOWN PAYMENT, excellent
financing. 5S07 3rd pl. n.w.-Im-
maculate and well built, = I'm.
9emidet. In perfect condition h 2
areplaces, modern kitchen with dis
posal. clubrm., det; garage and
many costly extras. Call eyes,. Miss
zaker. DI. 1850, MARSHALL J.
WAPIE CO., 1924 14th st. NV,
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POSSESSION
4 NATURAL BEDROOMS
special bargain. Everything you wan
IN home. BY appt. only. Callafol
details. Ewes. Mr.. Yuni, ,RA. 3.
. 4946.
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S12. 2.95O-Beautiful Cape Cod with
bedroom on LIST floor: 2 bedrooms
on End floor; huge kitchen and
living room: full basement; close-in
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

sTROUT CATALOG - Mailed FREE!
35 States. STROUT REALTY. 234-A,
Woodward Bldg. Washington. ST.
VA. 54e-acre farm.
water in every field, 40 head Of
cattle 30 head of sheep. farm
machinery: $1,000 ALBERT C.
HENSLEY. OWNER. LU. 1881.
FARMETTE. TEA HOUSE or tourist
home. on Rte. Z. u mile Purcell
vile. Va: 40 mi. d. C.-22 acres
fertile land: excel. outbldgs: 500
cap. chicken house; 9-rm. cement
blk. house; bedrms, den, 2 baths,
full bsmt.; oil heat: lge. front porch
Need for good tea house in area,
S34,950. MR.. OLSON. WO. 6-3437
FIVE-ACRE FARM, good Groom
house and bath; beautiful view: II
miles D. c.; mr.. Pomonkey. Md.
s. $50, 54more acreage avail; sub
E stantial down payment. BEACH
4 REAL ESTATE. 3424 r. I. ave. ne,
Il WA. 7-0241. 10
NICE FARM near warrenton. Va
q. 80 acres; acres in oak saw tim
Der: down smooth lane; 7-room
i house with bath and telephone
Z tractor with pillow, mower and har-
I row included. Price. $11,500. Cal
j. p. KELLY, Warrenton 520-J.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high??? Money loaned on LIST or
2nd trusts on terms to suit your
budget. Loans made In D. c., Md.
and Va. Call MR. FREEDMAN,
Washington Loan & Trust Bldg,
900 F st. NV. RIM. BOT. Tel. RE,
MONEY ON end TRUsT--we will
buy 2nd-trust notes. D. c.. nearby
Md. or Va. reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
Ma. S-5S33 a.l..s
WILL BUY 2nd trust notes on D. C.
property. Quick action. Ii. 4-7146
F fKsSi and an sE ss5Si TRUST Loans
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors
1881 g st. NV, ME. S-2495.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

$4,000 DowN-1724 N. CAPITOL
apts. and = stores. Terms less
than income. Brokers, attention!
Ma S-7772 ~
SILVER SPRING - Commercial site.
best location, large frontage on
Georgia ave. area: 1884 so: IT.;
excellent public parking facilities
JU: 9-3490: ewes. and Sum- 10.
STORE fore. AND APT. 4th st. s.w., below
M-Suitable for any type business.
church. ETC.. Vacant: Owner VIII
consider rental. DANIEL DiENER'
NV NV YORK AVE. NE. ue1s)-15.-
900 So. It. Of ground Tor morel. ex-
cellent small masonry Office, 2,Story
lumber rack and = metal buildings;
equipped for lumber yard, contrac-
tors yard, freight terminal, wood.
working and mill. Would convert
into minute car wash. OIL. 2-66so'
aIst AND X SITS. N.W.-Corner 2,
story brick BLDG: store front and
Der mo-; viii remodel. Cali Mr.,
SMITH. DI. 7-141l; ewes. AD'
COST. Ia
FIRST COMMERCIAL. large store,
Isl floor: suitable for church, un;
ion, etc. seating capacity 175s IND
flor separate. complete offices
with Kitchen, asphalt tiled floors
ard floor, 3 ofices, 4 baths in all.
private LOT 25x12o to 15-ft. real
alley; 2-story rear saragse; o. ~
new e ssn 10 ,,ra P5iSsi GEo ,soq
BAsILIKo. 1113 Eye st. NV, ~
Il
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE NEED LOTS, acreage and farms,
in or near D. c. Please mail all
particulars to KAY REALTY CO,
5505 Ga. ave. NV. WASH, D. G.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

GARAGE OR SMALL WAREHOUSE
needed for 3 or A mos; space needed
must be 20-25 IT. wide by $3.50 1t.
long and have loft. high door.
Please call WO. 6-3231. Ill
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
SACRIFTCF

White masonry rambler, situated
directly on Patuxent River at Cape
St. Mary. Artesian water. Some
furnishings included at $4,000
Owner transferred to Seattle. MR.
BROADUS, eyes,, JE. 2-0414. -1C
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Modern Fireproof Bldg.
2-story eley. bldg, approx. 0,000 SO;
It.. per fir, plus parking ares %, Of
approx. 5000 SO. #: LIST fir. fully
air cond.; finished office space. SHOW
rooms and laws on lst mr.. rear
yd. space approx, 1000 so. H., rooleo
and inclosed with Anchor fence:
JOLLES g. SENNETT co.
Realtors ID. f-fa44
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

NEW YORK AVE. NE, l9i5-l5;;-
900 50. IT. Of ground tor more,
excellent small masonry once.
story lumber rack and ? metal build
lngs equipped for: lumber YARD
contractor yard, freight terminal
Woodworking and mill. Would con-
vert into minute car wash. Oh Z
NEW NEW STORE ROOM. esx5a;, also 4
rooms above store with all conv
loo. on new hwy ga mi. from "a
AuXent Bridge; no stores Wlthln ?
miles. You may have gas tanks anH
slot mach, Very reas' rent Sa'i
C ,Mat 1liass' TREE LOT FoR RENT;
Desirable Clarendon location. Gan
acknowledgements. facing yier;
location for used-car lot. WIN giye
long term lease. Phone Lo. 4-onoo
ATTENTION coLon .1E R e >. iSe
house operators! viii lease at low
rental downtown property now II
operation, containieng 80 rooms ans
Is baths and kitchens. Meets y =
regulations, Real money Garner 10
Competent management. CAN MY
LISS. ME-. S-666S; evenings IA
rGHRsIIsSTTMAs TREE LOT for rent
electricity furnished; trees SoiG nCr'
dor tx wears, S15n rent. KENNEL
sERvICE STATION, 542O NeV
Hampshire ave. NV. RA. o. 30
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

ALEX. VA.-Half city blk. on truck
Rt. /. bounded by streets with
railroad facilities containing ap-
prox. 41,50U SO. IT,. improved BY
mod. heated brk. bldg. 45x90x22-
II ceiling, 3 loading bays. Sale or
lease by OWNER. Box 392-H, Star
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WeStnOreland Hills
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

LEASE COMMERCIAL. 1OO-15O it.
frontage; vic Baileys Crossroads,
Columbia pike or Duke st., Alex. Box
497-K. Star .-13
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CONN AND K
Several single and Groom offices now
available at this convenient loca-
ton. Month-to-month leases II de-
sired Answering service on premises.
RIDDELL REALTY CO.
1740 X St. NV DI. $4,000
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SILVER. SPRING

SILVER SPRING vggsaEi,
Permanent corner. Ga. ave: 10000
So. It, Please call John FAgAns
THOMPSON g. GRAY, JU. 5-bl'o.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

1924 Goth ST. N.W.-Entire bldg,
2 stories and basement. Modern
and attractive. Approx 800 50 #.
Of floor space each floor $3.50 mo,
AAFg h'5 Zee 1917 z I'll SA s. NV 81
DGS sdsai c1RcLE-rour rooms and
bath, first floor. for professional Of,
hce or Office and residence: good
heat; private entrance: S125. ma,
, sS5ss or Du. . 5.sa1s unit; la con.
bs sis1las a s s1@Rfls l
e sFSs OF ina s-74a iaya'0f'e', MN, g.
DESIRABLE SNAIL FURNISHED
OFFICE, 1908 19tH Sc. facing Conn.
ave. Call DE. 2-326S. 10 4,
PVT. OFFICE. reception rrn.. use OF
library conf. rm. in LAWYERS suite
ew mod. air cond. RE. 7-0679;
DOWNTOWN OFFICE sPACE-New;
4ly decorated with air cond. and
Fine fa1 yo Gen ss 81
reception room avail. Loo. 1881 6
st. NV. Very reasonable rental
Can ME. s-3533 or RIA. 6-5973 ir
S sSa1E 9 ss. Il sss i:
EshvEEAE Rooms IS; on end floor OF
once bldg centrally located il
Takoma Park DE Co $25 ca
RpRERT E. LOHR Realtpr, 81
Cedar ST. Takoma Park. d. C., RA
Oh es SS I Il cIRcLB--ons room. appsox
; n3nnyf fsircIe MI r-Io3A
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1917 F ST. NV.
Q Large Rooms, $l40 Mo.
8 Large Rooms and Foyer. $240 Mo
High Ceilings and Fireplaces
Refined Professional Atmosphere
MUNSEY TRUST, MA. S-S080
MEDICAL CENTER
Combination office and living quar-
tiers in heart of Medical Center
Completely modern and air-condi-
toned, viii decorate to suit. Cali
RIDDELL REALTY CO.
TAO K st. NV. DI. T-79OC
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.-12 THE EVENING STAR

washington, D. G.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1884
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AUTOS. FOR SALE (cent.l

CADILLAC '5S 's75" Imperial 2.
PASSENGER sedan; distinctive dsrl
blue finish with fun equipment. incl
power steering. radio and heater
Nv tires Co. outSf STpp.N N c. ever
hes th.sds co.; d. ao4 s,77 johnston ta- %
CADILLAC SO Model $50" sedan;
radio and heater. Hydra-Matie;
nl Se1y iow.m mEssTas ear ' An out.
URBAN CADILLAC Co, 1920 Ar.
lington rd-. Bethesda. Oh. 6-7700
CADILLAC 40 conv.::. outstanding
cond. Very glossy black finish with
Wv; tires and hsht top: red lest ans!
peri. serviced by Capitol Cadillac
Always garaged. Low mileage. Only
CADILLAC 1865 "6s" convertible
forest green finish: fully equipped
with radio, heater. Hydra-Matic
electric window lifts and chrome wire
wheel discs: Q wonderful car for IN!
s guar. capI RS5Ssa cApIEiAc,oL6s
NOZZLE Co. f222 22nd st. NV.
Ca6IILA SoY less esq. sedan; oxfor.
gray dniSh; equipped with radfo
heater. Hydra-Matic, General Motor
power steering. E-Z-Eye Safety Plat
| Glass: good tires, custom seat GOV
ers: the standard OF the world
priced at 1896: CCC guar. CAPT
Toll -oLDSMoBILE CO.
| 1922 22nd st. NV, ST. $4,000.
CADILLAC 1852 'a75" 7-pasS. sedan
forest green exterior finish; eouippet
with radio. heater, Hydra Matte
and Wv. tires. The car with dig
nifty. Priced at S2,295. CCC guar
CAPITOL CADILLAC-OLDSMO
CO., 1922 22nd st. NV, ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1854 "62" sedan: in beau
tiful powder blue. fully equipped
including power brakes, power steer
ing. radio, heater. Hydra-Mati
drive, white-wAll tires and man
other added features. This one
owner beauty has less than. 40
miles. Priced many dollars belo'
list at $4,195; as little as $50
down; easy terms; bank financin
available. BOB WILSON, NC cor
ner 3rd and K SITS. NV. RE. 1880
| 10
CADILLAC 1859 "ee" 2-tone Adj
| F,,ll- ant,ipnal NTH nnWA
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Recent
Brides
Dovis-Green
Ceremony Held

Miss Betty Katherine Green,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Green of Richmond, Va. became
the bride February Is Of Mr..
Robert M. Davis of Richmond.
The ceremony took place at
Takoma Presbyterian Church,
Takoma Park. Md. with the Rev.
R. Paul Schearer ofiiciating. A
reception was held at the home
Of the bridgegroom'S uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus B.
Hine Of Washington. After a
wedding trip through the South,
the couple will reside in Rich
mond.
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1t. 10 Roberts
Takes Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm c. Nc
Cuaig Of Lakewood Lodge Es-
tates. Dundee. H.. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Mar
cia Anne. to 1t. 10 Roberts. jr..
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. 10 G. Roberts
Of Chevy Chase. Md.
The ceremony took place
February 81 at the Base Chapel.
Carswen Air Force Base, Fort
Worth, Tex.
The bride attended Illinois
State University and Miami Uni
versity in oxford. Ohio. 1t.
Roberts attended the University
of Florida before entering the
Air Force.
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Bliss, =,
kAI ,c&s'
by -.
by
ieunnette

Continued From Page Two)
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Pool, Ping Pong
Journeys Resume
At USO-

The weekly ping pong and pool
tournaments have been resumed
at the USO-YMCA on Whitehead
Street. During the tournaments
last year some shot" matches de-
veloped and it is expected that
servicemen will again enjoy this
popular activity at the USO on
Tuesday nights.
The music for the dance on the
patio tomorrow night will be fur
nished by the Dictionaries, a popu-
lar combo. Refreshments are to
be served and the novelty dances
have proven a good way to get
new corners acquainted with the
USO hostess and with other guests
at the dance.
Coffee and doughnuts are serv-
ed family style every Sunday NOR
ming from $3.50 to 1880 by ESQ
hostesses. This Sunday Miss Fran
Johnson and Miss Charlene Smith
will serve.
. The USO maintains complete
listing Of churches in the city for
the benefit of service men. "Cha-
pei Chimes announce church call
after the coffee hour.
Irene Dunno and Robert Mont
gomery star in Unfinished Bust
ness" which will be shown at 800
p. m. Sunday night.
Elizabeth Russell and Patty Bra
dy will be on hand to distribute
the prizes to the winners at Mon
day nights LUCKY Party" which
begins at 500.
Tuesday, the ping pong and pool
tournaments and an hour of CLASH
cal music.
The dance classes begin at 1880
Wednesday night. Gene Arrow is
the instructor and the classes are
open to beginners and more ad-
vance students.
The Ayala Combo plays for the
dance on the patio at 500 Thurs
day night. ESQ hostesses help di-
rect the novelty dances and serve
refreshments. There are. also door
prizes.
On Friday night, all sort Of card
games win be played.
The USO-YMCA is a "Red Fea-
Their" agency and receives support
from the Community Chest.
The US0 offers many services
to servicemen stationed in this
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Hogs and deer often kill snakes
by trampling them.
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size al OH Wllnam StreeL.
The single ring service was per-
formed by the Reverend Manuel
Figueroa, pastor of FL Salvador
Church.
Miss Nathalie Gutierrez, pianist,
played the traditional wedding
march as the bride entered the
church on the arm of her father
who gave her in marriage.
She chose for her wedding an ex-
quisite gown Of white lace and net
over satin. The fitted bodice with
small stand-up collar was fashion
ed of lace and buttoned to the
waist with tiny satin covered but
tons. The long sleeves ended in
points over her hands. Layers Of
net formed the long bouffant skirt.
Her three-quarter length veil of
illusion was held In place by a
coronet Of starched lace, and she
carried a white prayer book cen
tered with q white orchid with
white ribbon streamers showered
with stephanotis.
The groom's sister, Mrs. Marina
Corales of Cuba was matron Of
honor and was gowned in a semi
formal dress fashioned Of pink net
and lace.
Miss Lydia Mejia, a sister Of the
groom, and his cousin, Miss Josefa
Diaz, both Of Cuba, were maid of
honor and bridesmaid, respective
ly.
They wore semi-formal gowns
fashioned Of net. Miss Mejia's
gown was pink and Miss Diax wore
blue.
The brides cousin, Gilbert Ad-
ans, served the groom rs best
man and the ushers were Henry
Bazo, brother Of the bride, and Os-
car Molina.
For her daughters wedding, Mrs.
Bazo chose a dress of pink shan
tung worn with q corsage of match
ing pom poms.
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HS-I ices Haze
Coffee Meeting

The Helicopter Squadron One
Wives Club held a coffee Thurs
day morning at Aeropalms on the
Seaplane Base.
The Fleet Training Group wives
were guests at the affair.
Mrs. S. E. Purcell presided at
q short business session to discuss
plans for a future All-Wives lunch
con in November. The Fleet Train
ing Group wives will be hostesses.
Committees were appointed to plan
the luncheon.
Mrs. B. c. Dye reported a good
response in the sale of tickets for
the polio dance being held at Fort
Taylor next Saturday evening.
A social hour was enjoyed with
the serving of coffee, iced tea and
delicious rolls.
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CARD OF THANKS

Il seems that countless friends
and neighbors have been bearing
to US a wealth of coincidence be-
cause of the sorrow in which our
home was enveloped by the death
of our beloved husband and father,
Harry H. johnson.
To all of them for their kindness
and sympathy: to Drs. Herman
Moore and Edw. Gonzalez for their
medical attention; the Revs. Har-
old Link and L. Wayne Pitts for
their uplifting remarks, and Lopez
Funeral Home-to each and every
one, we say: please believe that
we are grateful; and may God
bless and keep you"
THE FAMILY.
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Gay 9C's Party Is
Set By NSA Vices

Husbands win be guests at .
Gay Nineties" pool party given
by the Naval Station Annex Off
GERS Wives Club at the Seaplane
Base pool.
The affair viii be on Friday,
September IT at $50 p. m.
The group hopes that all viii at
tend in their favorite Gay SOS cos
tune and prizes will be given for
the funniest. There viii also be a
door prize.
The entertainment win be fur
nished by the husbands.
Reservations must be made BY
September IL with any of the fol-
lowing hostesses: Mrs. John Ham
merlee, 2-2194, Mrs. James Vlach,
2-2801, Mrs. William Fowler. q
$500 or Mrs. Ralph Howard at 2
1864.
q
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The groom's mother wore black
silk and her corsage was also
made of pink pom poms.
A reception was held at the
home of the brides parents imme-
diately following the ceremony.
Nearly 300 guests were present to
wish the young couple well and to
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enjoy the refreshments and dane.

enjoy the refreshments and dane
ing.
The brides table was covered
with white lace cloth and dec
GRATED with red roses and fern.
The bride who attended Key West
High School, Travelled in a full
skirted blue dress and wore white
orchid corsage. The newlyweds'
destination was Miami.
The groom is presently employ
ed by the Columbia Laundry.
0ut-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Rene Reineke, Mr.. Ralph H.
Miro, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Miro and Mr.. Fred Miro.
~
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My Red Shawl tells me tina
Norma Martinez is leaving fol
New York City where she will tax,
a course in design, pattern max
ing and tailoring. Her sister, Dora
3 leaving to attend a wedding ant
then to visit in the beeg city. B,
the way, yours truly has seer
some Of the sports shirts Norma
has whipped up and bet this pretty
gal really has a future in thi.
field.
q q - = e
Once you've had lunch On HE
Patio or Brssxsway Of the Sun
and Sand Beach cIub-or even In
their breeze swept dining room.
you'll return again and again.
No matter how particular you
are about your meals, yov'lI
never be disappointed ct fhs Sun
and Sand because their break
fasfs, IUnchsons and dinners are
always soodl And Too, Elsie
Reyes always has . warm
hello" and her husband George,
makes sure fhaf yo0r service
and meals are perfect.
Frankly, yours truly enjoys he
excellent Sunday brunch" a. fhs
Sun end Sand Beach Club (dewn
Simonfon-ivrn LEFT af the Allan
ties sdgel-bseavss jean and
usually see many Of eur friends.
For . casual Svnday-siart with
breakfast Or lunch at The Sun
and Sand-yov'll love HE hrssxss.
view and psoplsl s',
q . - . . Sisss
Because schools here have just
started-this might cheer the stu
dents a bit. In Japan, the summer
vacation starts July q and ends
August IS! However, they do have
short winter holiday.
Though Tamao is only seventeen
this is her school schedule: Eng
lish, Japanese, Chinese classics,
German, chemistry, analysis, draw.
ing, gymnastics and World His"
tory.
Soto all the high school kids
it could be worse! Cheer upl
. . - . .
u your hairs been TOO -lens On
The beach
Remember "DoNALD,s BEAU
TY SHOP" 10 within rsaehl
t601 Dvval Street - Phone 7-3l42l
Q . - = =
Has been a nice visit with you
Thanks again. Enjoy the coming
days for leisure and relaxation
Don't forget to attend church and
- for all those who are staying il
Our Town - remember there viii
be lot Of fun at Bayview Pari
all of Monday!
Shall not see you all until Wed
nesday because-'tis holiday time
and too, shall be busy moving thu
lares and penates and trust the
car will hold up.
It is with reluctance that w
leave our lovely little house OF
Flagler! We shall certainly mis-.
the wonderful person who is oul
neighbor and know that she Il
truly one Of the finest friends
gal and her not-too-small gal coult
wish for! So-thanks to her fol
many kindnesses, and to you all
please don't, forget - YOUR
TRULY who loves to BLISSFULL1
BUY for you, and you and yos
and you. Jeanette. 4 Advt.)