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HOUSES sALR-yA. tcent.l

|CONTEl1PORARY.-.2 levels Of mag
nificent living. 4 bedrms;, . baths;
beamed ceilines. carpcrt, wooded
lot. Charml Settingl Value
TIE TIE 3 D6AEtsIY tI' g.. on1S 5z. SS9sSSS SS.9ssSS.
Open o tili 9.
BEAUT. STONE-FRONT RAAEBLER,
close TO- Hecht's; .liv. rm. with fre.
place; din. rm.;. lge. fully equipped
kit; 2 nice-sized bedrms., tile bath:
2 more rms. can be added on End
A.. lge. lot 80 by $50. inelosed.
SMA III = mortssse. St;STS oSS Out wilson blvd.
to Jefferson st.. left on 8th st. to
1924; ia. 2r929s; can be shown
any time. 80
1926 8. COLUMBUS ST., S15,50O-
Three-bedrm. rambler. adjacent to
al public schools: 10 min. to Pent,
THREE-BEDRooM RAMBLER. near
schools: Bsmt., large fenced lot.
%ssSa sissSo sxhssSSs suSc. aaa sp
praisal. will try nothing down to
qualified vet. Z. A. HERNHOLM,
$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT buys this g.
bedrm. frame rambler. Conv. Falls
Church locality. Fully equip. kit. As
sumo lge. AZ loan. Priced ct only
$12:9hO. ARFAx REALTY. JE.
TERRIFIC!!!-Brick Cape Cod. with
4 bedrms.., 2 baths. large iiv. rm.
with firepl.: screened porch: sep.
din. rm.: fun bsmt.; de, luxe, KIT.
with. dishwasher.. disposal and ex-
haust fan: lovely level lot in q
choice close-in N, Arl. area. The
Veterans Administration has ap-
proved the price of $2O,S50, so
q CT needs only 1O9S down and q
very easy terms. This Is the best
buy we have had In 9 long time.
Hurry and call THE DARBY CO..
IA. 6-9393. Open 9 It'll 9.
ARLINGTON-BY BUILDER
True center-hall rambler, all 'brk. ::
3 twin-sized bedrms.. 3 baths; z
firepl., sll-elec. kit. with breakfast
space family-sized din. rIn.. liv.
rm. 15x22. lower-level family rm.
3Ox20 with hardwood floors: q
car gar: wooded lot: close to transp.
and schools. 4950 Rock Spring
I'd. No. KE. S-61O9. 3
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HOUSES FOR sAlH--MD.

So, ,900-RIVERDALE
ssa Roms aSs Ss:ut9a sss s%i ss s.TFss F
bath. Only 8 mos. old. Mrs. Hurt
WA. 7-612S. cox AND CO. UN. 4
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ATTENTION CT
We have several Q and 8 bedroom
houses In the S12,500 price range
with no down payment If your in
come will qualify you for 25-year
CLYDE R. ADAMS. REALToR
$40 Annapolis Rd. UN. 4-1143
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Brick rambler, new s-bedIrm;3 Ia;3. I'm fnll
acre lot; Oxon Hill area. A real bar
! gain q HINE & CO, ME. S-0519.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA. /
AI.EXANnRIA AREA

sshelssis1 sSsis1 SoS: Sss:stH Win III s.s bath
heat: diversified brick garage with
storage. .E attic. % outside fiTeplsse: ny
equipped and arranged Kitchen
10.Bxl7: beautifully Handicapped
well-planted grounds with many
shade and fruit trees. rose garden
and boxwoods. This home was built
workmanship; lot. 100x140. Price
r. L. KANE, INC.
XII. 0-3O13 Ewes, TE. 6-1S62
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A MUST ON YOUR LIST
5322 TAYLOR ST.

II you need q lge. 3-bedrm. Dutch
Colonial home. this Is 1t. There are are
in this ad. but here are few: the
bedrms, ON the End q: to the spar
king white rec. rm,. with outside entr.
When you come out to the home. you
schools and shopping. An excel.
neiEhborhood. Reas. priced at S15.-
PRrNcp GEORGES R1ALTY %.
On. A-lles VA. 7-SSss
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TSmS sSUof see j. e. or M T. BROYHILL SONS
HINES Phone e5.JA. 4-1soO XII s-Ss4s
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Charles Burrell. 62. Richmond, Va
Va.
: ana Lo E'G s4ss 49, s sSSs 18Th Mast ::
| NV. s-r
Aaron Yelvelton, So, Wilson. n. c.. and
Ann orief 10. Shelby, N. C.
John simmons,- ST.. 20, Petersburg. We;
and Mary Vaughn. 20. 42s 9th st
ne.
ana RssR RI s:o g. MI 1855
s, f S.;,:. I:,. - h. g sg2 BATE. 6
Ernest EsSsis r. Ptt;SSRs .:.s arr i p
Harvey Clark, "A, 329 Alexandria pl
ne. and wiiliva Watkins. Al. s2S
Harry ~ Joubent. "a. opelOusas, La, and
Marie Mills, 25, Rutherfordton; n G
Joseph Hanlon, "a. S91S NY; FieasaEnIl
Patrick fGs0 Ma ri FL, Hyattsyille. Md.
and Frances Lloyd. 20, 1885 VarnuH
Shirley fri W MOehring, 40. 1883 i aol! sSSl
Alla nm o wi NV "a. and Dina Ksezer. Is
JACK Mitchell. ~. 1857 2sth st, Sc, and
Louise Ebling, -. 1850 9th St. Sc
A0 s.e.. and June Doveii. Is. si1 61st st
joseph ailmour. III, Fl. Berkeley. Calf;
and Lois Holley, FL, 4417 Lowen st
wayne Bliven. 26. Billings, Mont. ant
gSuaTnita Stephenson 81 cOlOm0'A
Lewis Britton, IS. 2422 Newton st.. ne.
and Mary McCabe, 20, S244 Southern
oscar Num-, r., 20. Poplar Blum, Mo.
and Helen shiver. 81, Greensboro. Fla
william Rennett, 81; lenders sHdssT,sSCn;w , Ky
Anthony Sobcsak, 21, Bay City. Mich.
and Dorothy Scott 49, 1852 coium
within IIilS Bowie. 10. 2s1a Knox pl. Sc.
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and Mignon Giles, 10. 244s Alabama
Rufus Hamilton, es. Burke. Va. and
Essie Clark, AZ, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Samuel Baker, As, Richmond. Va, and
Rita Choauette, 81, Cuyahoga' Falls.
Francis shannon, 20. 1901 I'd st. NV.
and Barbara Nixon. go HAMBURG
Howard wickham. "A. and Barbara Gro
vo. 20, both Of Bethesda, Nd:
GilliSon Wanser, Il, Delaplane, Va. ana
Fannie Lambert. q, Dolphin. Va.
Gertrude Belmer, 25,- Montreal, Can.
John Campbell, rs, Lexington, Mass,
and Mary Hunt 22' 1880 Reno rd.
Earl Ashton, q, AIS Manor pl. NV.
and Jessie Young. 81 81 Warder
Bernard rri iReen. 20. Buffalo N. r. and
Teresa Jarboe. FL. oil 9Th ct. sc.
Samuel Carter. 21, 1915 1 St. Sc, and
Lorraine OBryant, Fl, 49, st. s;w.
william Johnson. p, 1927 N. Hampshire
ave; NV. and Mary Gibson 49, @14O
Neva Wood. I9, 1857 Lamont st: NV,
James Stanfield. 81, 1925 Biitmore st.
NV. and Rosemary Winebrenner' ID.
ch Iuciie Woo Wsoo;deh. So. is1a K 81. NV.
Aronzo Carter, "a. 40S L st. Sc: and
Nestelle Williamson. go. Reidsvtlle'
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'x-Roy Unit to Visit
Anucostio Wednesday

Free chest x-rays win be avail
able to residents Of the Anacostia
and Fairfax Village sections Of
Southeast Washington this week.
The mobile unit. operated by
the District Department Of Pub
lie Health and the District Tu-
berculoSis Association, win be
open from noon to 8 pm. Tues
day and Wednesday at the Good
Hope Road Pharmacy. 400
Good Hope road Sc On Thurs
day through Saturday. it will be
at the Fairfax Village Food
Town, 1859 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc.
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Boys Comp Directors
To See Vacation Areu

The 100 directors Of the Mer-
rick Boys Camp will inspect the
camp at Nanjemoy, Charles
County, Md, Tuesday afternoon
The business and professional
men will check the camps read
mess to receive the 625 under
privileged boys due to get free
two weeks vacations there this
summer.
An appeal for $37.500 to fin
ance the camps goth year is
now underway. Francis p. May
is appeal chairman.
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Deaths Reported

(By the D. C. Bureau of vital Statistics.)
Annie B. Twisden, SO. Gettysburg Pa.
John H. Claiborne SO. 1898 Davenport
LleWellyn Murphy. "a. 900 H st. ne.
Hannah A. Reitz. 81. Sunbury. Pa.
Anthony J. Dunlavey. 70. Silver SPRING
Lucy orndort1. SO. 6426 9th st. NV.
]. BARLEY Roevido. g.. Bethesda. Md.
John B. Arnold. 80. Alexandria. Va.
Charles r. Devendorf. 81. Crosse lie
Maurice Klein. "a. 6739 6th st. ne.
Lester H. Baker. ST.. 80. 572S Eastern
Lillian o. Bell. "a. e1s G st. sc.
Martha Lyons. 80, 1921 Olive st. ne.
Sherman Majors. so. Alexandria. Va.
VILLA T: Simpson. So. 1889 9th st. NV
RAYMOND c. johnson. ir.. 20. 80 Eye
st. NV.
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tMurriogeLicense
| Applications

Under D. c. lGtU couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. 1OGit three full days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same a.
other days.
Arthur Burton, 2l, Roxboro, N. c.. an,
Ethel McCue, 20, 1851 18th ct. NV
Clarence Lee. 20. sugar Grove. Va.
and Barbara Murphy, 20, Ola c st
ne.
Newton Patton, 90 MONTGOMERY, Ala
and Betty Williams. 10, Winons
sylvester MesS; Wilkinson. A., and Florin
Scott, both OF 1859 Morris I'd. Sc
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Miss Merchant
Is Engaged

Assistant Secretary Of State
Livingston r. Merchant and
Mrs. Merchant announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Mary Tallmadge to Mr.. Robert
Wrenn Jasperson, son Of Capt.
Robert Edward JasperSon
u. s. N. (ret.) and Mrs. Jasper
son of Ferry Farm, Annapolis.
The wedding viii take place In
December.
Miss Merchant Is the grand
daughter Of Mrs. Charles
Wardell Stiles and the late DR..
Stiles Of Washington, and Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
ington Wolcott Merchant of
New York. She is q graduate
Of the National Cathedral
School for Girls and Bryn
Mawr College.
Mr.. JaSperson is the grand.
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lee Wrenn Of Norfolk
and Washington. and of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Jas
person of Milwaukee and Lake
County, Fla. He is a graduate
of the Severn School in An-
napolis and of Montana State
University. He served as a
lieutenant In the Army in
Korea.
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Miss Lucas
Murries

The marriage Of Miss Bar
bara Jean Lucas. daughter Of
Mrs. H. Ralph Lucas and the
late Mr.. Lucas Of Washington
and Luray. Va. and Mr.. An
thony A. Smith took place on
September as In the Main
Street Baptist Church in Luz
ray. The Rev. T. Lee Richard
son of1ciated. Mr.. Smith is
the son Of MRS. Hawley ARM
stead Smith Of Bristol. Eng
land. and the late Mr.. Smith
Of Washington.
Mrs. Smith attended Madi-
son College In Harrisonburg
and Mercer University In Ma
con. Ga. Mr.. Smith is q grad
uate Of Georgia Military Col
lege and Mercer University.
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Miss Price Is Married

Miss Jean Stewart Price,
daughter Of Mr.. H. Stewart
Price Of New York and the
late Mrs. Price. yesterday be-
came the bride Of Mr.. Fred
erick Stoever Dickson III, son
Of Mrs. Dickson and the late
Mr.. Dickson.
The Rev. Roscoe Thornton
Foust performed the ceremony
which took place in the Church
OF the Ascension in New York.
A small reception was held
following the ceremony at the
New York Junior League.
The bride. who was given
in marriage by her father,
wore a princess gown Of
ivory taffeta trimmed. with q
bertha of heirloom lace. Her
mothers wedding veil of tulle
was held by a Juliet cap of
rosepoint lace. She carried a
bouquet of white roses anad
lllies-of- -the-valley.
Miss jeanne Emerson Of
New York was maid Of honor.
Mr.. David A. Dickson served
as his brothers best man. The
ushers were Mr.. Robert r.
Gage, Mr.. Stephen r. Hust-
vedt, Mr.. Walter Johns and Mr..
Donald Read Stevens, jr.
Mrs. Dickson is a graduate
Of the Nightingale -Bamford
School and attended Katharine
Gibbs School. She made her
debut at the Allied Flags Ball
and Debutante Cotillion in
1943.
MIR. Dickson Is a graduate
Evening star., 1954-09-26

Mr.. Charles Thomson win be
chairman of the meeting
which is being held under the
Joint sponsorship Of the Amer
icanisln and Education Com
mittees of the Women's Com
munity Club of Kensington.
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--Bachrach Photo.

OF st. Albans School. attended
Trinity College In Hartford.
Conn. and was graduated from
the Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology. He served in the
United States Navy for three
years in World War II.
After q wedding trip the
couple will make their home
in Mohawk, nj Y.
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Candidates to Speak at Community Rally

Candidates for the Mont
gotnery County Board Of Edu-
cation viii present their plat
form at a community rally at
the Kensington Junior High
School on Thursday. Septem-
ber 30 at s pm.
Evening star., 1954-09-26

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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
REAERsAL pISNER

At the rehearsal dinner Friday
night at the Coover Club House,
the candlelighted table with its
centerpiece of white candytuft and
snapdragons, had places for, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Bardon, Sr.,
hosts, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cav
ley, Miss Norine Bardon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al B. Cauley, Miss Margaret
Ann Cawley, Donald F. Bardon,
Jr., John G. O'Donnell Donald
Cauley and Paul Holman.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
Society," Social Events And News Of The Clubs

the meeting which was opened by
Mrs. John Foster. Roll call re-
sponse, "A Careless Habit" added
up to many confessions by men,
bers present.
Owen Ackerman, organization
chairman for the Farm Bureau,
gave favorable reports about the
recent membership drive and other
activities, stating that he and Fl.
w. Rogers, would soon make a
trip to Washington D. 9. in the in
terest of the Farm Bureau.
Excerpts from the recent two
day Farm Bureau Institute at the
Neil House, Columbus, were given
by Mrs. Pugsley, Mrs. Lowell Sny-
der, Mrs. Delbert Grouse,
At the business session, it was
unanimously decided by the mem
berS present, that the Committee
would retain its membership in
the London Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs.
Tea with a valentine and pa
triotic motif was served. Mrs. Pug
sley poured for the committee,
members of which were, Mrs. Err
nest Anthony, Mrs. Delbert Dorm,
Mrs. John Foster, Mrs. Robert
Sheerin and Mrs. Delbert Grouse
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
Arrangement Is
Feature OF
Garden Program

Conforming to this years custom
of featuring a seasonal floral arr
angement at each London Garden
club meeting, Mrs H. H. Porter
provided a lovely winter silhou-
cite for those attending last We'd
nesday's meeting at the Coover
Memorial clubhouse.
Using a black shadow-box back
ground, Mrs. Porter's arrangement
contained twigs and driftwood, eV-
ergreen, tiny snoWballs and small
bird figurineS attractively arrang-
ed on a ground of simulated snow
and ice.
After the business meeting con-
Quoted by the president Mrs. F. E.
RoSnagle, an informative discuss
ion of current gardening problems
was led by Mrs. H. A. Tyson, show
ing her experience and knowledge
concerning all aspects of the "art
of growing things"
To highlight her talk on Unusual
Containers, Mrs. Paul Bangham
presented several articles from her
own collection, including a Paul
Revere lantern, silver castor set,
copper containers, large wooden
shoe and a conch shell, all of which
can provide the basis for unique
floral arrangementas.
The club has received an invita-
ton to attend a conservation meet
ing at Hollandia Gardens on
Thursday night, March 18, when
Pearl Shafer, conservation and
wildlife expert, will discuss ques-
tions of fertilizer, drainage and
tree-planting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02

skirt. In her hair she wore a half
hat of blue nylon petals. The qu-
amt nosegay of pink sweetheart
reses, was be-frilled with white
lace, and twined with streamers
was a lovely Rosary, which had
been given her by the bride.
The bridegroom was attended
by John c. O'Donnell as best man.
Donald Cauley of Woodstock a
cousin of the bride and Paul Hol-
man of Dahlgren, Virginia, seated
the guests.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Bardon are
graduates of London High School.
He also attended Ohio State Uni
versity and is presently associated
with the State Bureau of Investi-
CATION at the London Prison Farm.
The wedding breakfast was SER
we'd following the ceremony at the
Coover Club House, for wedding
party and immediate families. The
brides table for the breakfast was
a handsome arrangement of pure
white stock and Gala lilies with
silver wedding bells peeking out
from the blossoms and salal foli-
age. On the other tables were bea-
utlful low arrangements of the
white stocks and tulips, with place
cards and CONNECTIONS in bridal
motif.
Other florification of the beauti-
full, high-ceiling old home, which
lent itself so nicely for such a
gathering, was also in green and
white. On the piano and tables
were bouquets of white jonquilS and
stocks and on the mantle in the
south livingroom a most beautiful
elongated arrangement of white
gladioli and white carnations.
The stair we'll in the hall was
banked with palms and the found
ing window in the living-room was
filled in with ferns and palms, as
a background for the receiving
line. With the wedding party to
greet the guests from two to four
were the brides mother in a navy
blue and white ensemble with a
red rose corsage and the bride
groOm's mother in light blue gown,
pink accessories and pink rosebud
cOrSage.
The brides table at the recep-
tion was centered with beautiful
ly decorated three TERED wedding
cake topped with miniature bride
and bridegroom. It was placed in
a circlet of, long needled-pines and
huckleberry foliage, studded with
white carnations. Lighting the
room were cathedral candles in
a handsome antique seven-branch-
ing candelabra and tapers in two
branched silver holders on either
side of the piano ornamentation
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
Margaret Ann CarOley Wears
Lace GolOn For Sat. Marriage

With white and green dominat-
ing the decorations of st. Patrick S
Church for the Saturday morning
Nuptial Mass of Miss Margaret
Ann Cawley and Donald F. Bar
don, Jr., vases of purest white
suapdragons and tulips stood out
in relief on the candle-lighted al
tar.
Furthering the ornamentation of
the church, tall wicker baskets of
the same graceful flowers, were
used on either side of the sanctu-
ary. Final complement were the
two trees of Emerald Ferns, i'm
ported from Mexico that sentinel
ed the entranceway to the sanctu-
ary.
Miss Cawley is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. William Cawley,
near London and Mr.. Bardon is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald F. Bar
don, Sr., Logan Avenue.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by the Reverend Father
George Schorr of Columbus. Solo
ist for the mass was Phillip Keys,
whose special numbers, were,
Schubert's Ave Maria" 'Panis
Angelicus" and "On This Day Oh
Beautiful Mother" Mrs. Cletus
Higgins, organist and accompanist,
played the traditional wedding
marches, The Bridal Chorus from
Eohengrin" as the wedding party
approached the altar and Mend
etsSohn's Recessional" as they left
the church.
Accentuating the plquant blond
beauty of the bride, was her we'd
ding gown of white Chantilly lace
and nylon tulle, over taffeta. The
Strapless bodice was of the lace
over which was worn a dainty
Jacket of the lace tulle with long
sleeves that pointed over the hands
and stately Queen Anne Collar
Featuring the bouffant skirt that
was fulled on at the nipped in
waistline, was a wide band of the
lace midway to the waltz length
hefnline.
A halo of tulle ruching en-
bToidered in pearls held the two
TERED veil of imported illusion that
fell to the waistline. She carried
white prayer book on which rested
pure white orchid. A strand oi
pearls, was her only jewlry
Miss Norine Bardon, a sister oi
the bridegroom, was maid of hanol
and only attendant. Her gown oi
nylon tulle and lace in ice blue
shade over taffeta, was similar ir
mode to that of the bride. It's dis.
tinguishing features, were the chic
jacket worn over the strapless bo
dice, with stort puffed sleeves
bands of the lace, the back point
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
Facts About
Folks

Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Selby, Jr., and
kleir son, Master Paul, Park Az
enue, spent the week end in New
Lexington, guests of Mr.. Selby's
sarents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Selby.
~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Reed, East
High Street, had as their guests
Sunday r. C. Perks and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Bentzell of Spring
field and Mrs. w. j. Robey of Col
VmbuS.
~ ~
Mrs. William Moody and
Mrs. Edward Cox, London r. +.
D. No. 2, have returned from a
ten-day vacation in Florida. They
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Earnest of Bradenton; attended
the Mardi Gras at Sarasota and
many other places of interest on
the west coast of Florida.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
Farm Burea au
Women Safety
Program Here

The Farm Bureau Women's Co.
mmittee at the February meeting
at Coover Club House, was ad-
dressed by Wayne Jenkins, Rural
Fire Safety Specialist in the office
of the State Fire Marshall.
Mr.. Jenkins has already success
sfully set up organizations in sew
eral rural areas and spoke on pre-
vention of fire hazards and acci-
dents and how to become better
acquainted with district where To-
Gated, with the idea of knowing
where to call for service of a de-
partment in case of emergency.
To complement this, Mr.. Jenkins
showed safety film.
Mrs. Harry Pugsley presided at
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
Parents OF War
Bride Coming
From Germany

The thrill of becoming an Amer
ican citizen, which she did in 1851,
has taken second place, at least
for the time being, in the life of
Lisa Grimm Ballard, 40 North Un-
ion Street.
Lisa came to this country after
World War II, to become the bride
of Charles Ballard and ever since
she left her home in Bremerhav-
en-, Germany, it has been her am
bition to have her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johann Grimm, join her here.
Her return from Germany after a
visit in the summer of 1852, made
her more determined than ever to
get her family over here.
Her ambition was realized last
week when she received letter
stating that they would sail from
Bremerhaven on the S. S. United
States on March IA and expected
to reach New York about March
20.
There is but one member of the
Grimm's family, still in Germany,
a daughter, who lives in Bremen
haven. Mr.. Grimm, a boilermaker
by trade, expects to find work in
his field, after he gets established
here.
Mrs. Grimm has two brothers in
New York City, one of whom has
become a naturalized citizen and
the other hoping to be in the not
too distant future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard expect to
motor to New York to bring the
Grimm's to London for a stay.