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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Your Health
By jones W. Borton, M. o

No one ever wants war; just
to think of wars tragedies makes
us feel that no good could ever
come from war. However, with
war has come the discovery of
how to split the atom and with
this great power now available,
medical and dental research
workers are now better equipped
than ever before to fight dis
ease.
In a News Release of the
American Dental Association
we learn that atomic energy has
provided new tools of research
that point the way to vast new
knowledge of tooth structure,
dental disease and dental treat
ment.
There are five reports on new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

dental uses Of radioactive ma
terials in the current issue Of
the Journal of the American
Dental Association which points
out that research projects in
the field have been completed or
are in process in II institutions,
including dental schools, the Ma
tional Institute of Dental Re-
search and institutions of the
armed forces. Some 81 radioac-
tive compounds have been used
in Investigations. 80 many and
varied are these new discoveries
about atom energy that dental
institutions will need to estab-
ish kaleidoscope equipment Gin
strumentS to study atomic and
X-ray energy) in laboratories
where graduate students can be
trained in the use of these new
tools OF dental science"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

| "CAdCIl AOtVs
MRS. ANDREW PHILIP
MURPHY, Jr.
The former
Miss Ann Marie O'Hagan.
A reception at Fairfax Country
Club in Charlottesville. Va, fol-
lowed the marriage on February
13 of Miss Ann Marie O'Hagan to
Mr.. Andrew Philip Murphy. jr.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Francis O'Hagan
of Oak Hill, Charlottesville; the
bridegroom. the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Murphy of Marblehead.
Mass. The ceremony took place
in the Holy Comforter Catholic
Church in Charlottesville, the
Rev. j. Bernard Moore officiating
Miss Chrystal M. O'Hagan was
maid of honor for her sister. and
the bridesmaids were Miss Mimi
OHagan, another sister, Mrs.
Marc A. White of this city, Mrs.
William H. White III and Mrs.
Daniel Wexford.
Mr.. Joseph c. Coughlin was
best man and the ushers were
the MesSrs. Marc A. White. Brian
M. F. Fame, also of Washington;
Richard r. Wood. Leonard C. r.
LANCER. Paul B. Brine and
Thomas B. Turner.
After a honeymoon in Nassau,
the couple will make their home
at Mount Vernon, Va. Mr.. Muir
ply is an attorney with the De-
partment of Defense. Now edi-
tor of the Federal Bar Journal,
he graduated form Harvard COL
lege in 1914 and the Boston Uni
versity School Of Law in 1949.
He served as a lieutenant on
destroyer in World War II. His
bride graduated from Maryville
College of the Sacred Heart in
st. Louis.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BRITISH DIPLOMAT, married. re-
quires well-furnished house. Wesley
Hts. Cleveland Park. Georsetown
or similar area: z to 8 rms. with .
to 3 baths, garage: $325. Rent for
{ years from February /. Box
361-E, Star IA
LISTINGS WANTED-We have sever
al desirable clients for houses in
ny CO. Realtors. DI. 7-7900; ewes,
TIE. 6-072S.
SMALL. LONELY. LOW-RENT retreat
for bachelor-student: is mi. D. c.
Win consider rent with option to
buy. uN. 4-6670 weekend Am.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
HOUSES 70 SHARE

SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMAN and s.
yr.-old daughter will share 6-rm.
house in Arl.. Va. with refined
couple: give mothers love to child.
References exchanged. OV. 3-6044.
e22l VIRGINIA AVE. NV man
to share with ? others recently re-
decorated furn. house. Rent $50 per
man. Call RE. 7-6069 after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
SILVER SPRING
LESS THAN $1,000 DOWN


brick Cape Cod lust OF
Sligo Parkway. Liv. rm. with picture
window land picturel. din. rm..
q bedrms. on 1st a. End. a. has
plumbing and heat roughed in and
ready for 2 more bedrms. and bath.
Full bsmt. Priced $1,000 below the
market at S15.950 with rs little as
$500 down.
Take over lge. CT loan ON immac. q
bedrm. brick home In wheaton. Full
bsmt., side porch. din. area. drive
way. huge lot.
area--Attrac. 2-bedrm. home
with lge. level lot. aluminium storm
windows, full hsmt. This is Q good
honest house in Well-kept commu-
nifty. Assume lee. GI loan. Move in
tomorrow.
3-bedrm. all-brick rambler in Wheaton
II blk. to school and bus. Lge. An
chor-fenced rear yard. Aluminium
storm windows. 1mmed. possession.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
TIT O onnn rr.it
Evening star., 1954-01-12
SILVER SPRING
NEW RAAERT .ERS-$1Q Q5O

NEW RAMBLERS-$19,950
Just on Georgia ave: close in, near
bus, schools. shopping. Excel. neigh.
borhsod. In st. Johns parish. 3
bedrrns. Zone in .knotty .pine), sep.
din. rm., lovely kit. iull bsmt;. with
sep. entr. and N bath. 2 left OF .
' WOoDMOOR
DIR. near. Four Corners
shopping. st. Bernadettes and public
schools, bus one blk: excel. prewar
rambling Cape Cod features bed
rms, screened porch, garage H.
VIII, lge, level lot. beautifully land
scaped $21,600. Vacant. Immed,
posS.
CONN. AVE. EXTENDED
Just listed: lovely 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with full bsmt. on level
corner lot. Nr, new elementary and
high school: this home Is cleaner
than new and buyer may assume q
iee. CT loan with low payments.
incl taxes. Only S15.75O.
~. 9-644O from 9 Am. to Q PM.
WoOdSide Realty Co.
Reators-Multiple Listers.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Most impressive 2-story brick CO.
ionial. situated on q well-landscaped
lot with liv. rm., din. rm., kit. with
din. alcove, den and powder rm. on
lst a.; 3 bedrms. and baths on End
a.; full bsmt.. porch, dble. gar. Nj.
the Rosemary School. You'll love
this home. so call for appt. to see.
RE. 1860 till 8 pm.
Colonial Investment Co
Evening star., 1954-01-12
HOME WITH INCOME
INVESTMENT HOME
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLlNGTON-Brick rambler. Just 2
yrs. old and spotless. Crestwood built
with fully tiled basement ana auto
attic. t HxiF-AcRE. LEVEL FENCED
LOT LLSC on dsad-end street; ;e!7 Only ;y
sueassaN siSfSH TsrTs nsc TO :nst ga 35s l. wEslEY
ARLfNGTON-2- -bedrm. rambler: GI
or FHA financine. $4,000. Call to-
day and see this delightful 2-bedrm.
rambler. situated on Q large wooded
lot within walking distance to
:ehools "A, and traRSpoTsatiEn. SDe., Ss6G TS IN
Eyes.. JE. 2-7if0. SHANNON &
LucHs CO.. 2066 Wilson blvd, IA.
AL. Ricsoa HOME WITH lB rNcoMEI8uy
this attrac.. close-in brick duplex
Ts Teas t Il. mGa sthea sonysn Hys 1Hae IN Gs
VIRGINIA FOREST - out-of town
owner wants immediate sale on his
all-briek; split-level .,, home a,Ls,: Lse; iiv.
sen; sep. dim din. arsa@s npSSp real bedrms. and
ali-tile bath; big back porch; cedar
paneled rec. rm. In bsmt: 2nd level
and and bath. Terms TO SUR YOU.
Call METzLER-va. once. ia.
~ i-'Sdsi oSNEH-ralls Church. s.bed-
room brick rambler. fireplace. large
a sitshsn, , igll - Oass%snt Sans6 "a, st r1snT rear
large shade trees. Asking. S1S.250.
with reasonable cash VIII consider
lease with option to buy. JE. 4-2490.
CONSTRUCTION is the
keynote Of this new brick rambler
on "a acre. Spacious liv. rm. has
nrepl.. sep. din rm... de luxe kit: z
frepI. Priced reduced to slS.95o;
Teas. terms. LYNN REALTY. JE.
RENT 1"0 0BEArER-s1a.s5o. immaeu-
late 3-yr.-old white rambler; nice
living room, separate dining area;
TERas ifSSHsd ro e'safn sT q. sPGS SEfsfss
Va. Once. IA. 5-7575.
81 600 DOWN-Payments less than
rent for this frame rambler. Beaut.
wooded lot In Falls Church area;
3 bedrms., tile bath, nicely equipped
~ s csn ssTsenss Fer pSssh sssa ss EYNs M
.TR1AEE EEAE1Ys YssoiTEfiHWaasT II a1esTo' rLAvoRas- 5as
Authentic 62-ft. brick-and-redwood
rancher only / " years old aid per;
feetly placed ,,, on . -y4ca h-aere ,IsTH IsSsl
l3x12 sep. din. rm., 14x12 prize
winning elee. kit. with dishwasher
and disposal; 3 bright bedrms. Il
is pine ,paneiedI- z full baths. cool
the market at cniy s20.95O and
THUR L. WALTERS CO. IA. 7-5200.
'GP'-Nev 3-bedroom brick rambler
in close-in North Arlington, near .
buslines and both public and paro-
chial schools. Fireplace. full base
Inent, equipped kitchen; quiet street.
VA approved at S17,95O. Now
ready for immediate occupancy.
ARTHUR l. WALTERS CO., ia. =
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS - custom
built built. brick % %Colonial' looms. rooms. "a "a
f,oor; Law. 1st; porch: garage. Only
NORTH On fiji ARLINGTON - Attraetiv.
brick Colonial. near weshineton
Golf and Country Club; q. rooms.
3 bedrooms, dinette. screened porch,
full basement; beautiful garden
Only $20.500. Call Mr,-Boswell
Ma. $4,000, or evenings, IA.
4-1444. BOSS a. PHELPS. INC.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
GREEN ACRES

S16.q5O. Immac. det. Colonial brick
home, slightly larger than the aver
Lee. liv. rm. W. rear screened porch;
din. rm., mod. kit. on lst a.; z
twin-size bedrms. and tile bath on
End A.: recr. rm., lovely rear yard
elementary school. A controlled COM
'munity. w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-01-12
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Spacious brick Colonial, in an unex-
celled environment. just of Conn.
center-hall plan. with lge. and
gracious liv. rm.. beautiful din. rm:.
library. pwdr. rm.. lge. mod. kit; 3
kine-size bedrms.. . baths: 2-car
garage. Beautiful domestic with tall
trees. ?. A. TWEED CO., INC. 5504
Conn ave q " EN- 3-lonn It'll o.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATESSEN-Arlington. $50. 900
business last year. Good stock Beer
and wine permit. Same location
Is yrs: $4,000 with $4,000 down.
: NATIONAL lRHESAALTY REALTY. ia. s-oo4s.
ALEx.&Frosen p; S eus.ard stand. EQUIP.
Ike new; ideal loc.; real money
REALTY. KT s-665s; ewes. TE
SERVICE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sf-
fered BY major oil company to per-
son who can assume leadership Of
service station located in Takoma
Park. Nd; clean station with. mod
ern facilities: very reasonable in
LxseE SEiss nfT pLoHER IafF tf sff1
SH0P-Weekly. $3.50. Excellent To-
~sshinstOn. sfSOes''GDi sfs.Ooo. Be. z isa-2ass.
FOR sALE-solvent dry cleanins
handle $1,000 wkly. business 10
GATED in q fast-growing neighbor-
hood, mi. from Four Corners.
Nd. Price, S7.500s Also lease for
sale with more than LOO SO. It.
9rs space e SIS f?5 'fa% mon.Sl e. eai HF Ev "
4-26s6 bet. 40 pm. for apnt.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE With eensral
income of $3.50 monthly assured
one-family dWeliine. Mixed % Clientele; aI
well-established once; excellent po-
tential. Considerable possibilities Of
additional income from sales: Good
ss sssssl Fs5 s1:Dsi'Rt ssoo E2s E.ns g.
SERVICE STATION-Major oil COM
pany has for lease q large 4-bay
station. located on Baltimore Blvd.
at Berwyn; Nd: extra large drive
ties for . full-line super service
operation; wonderful opportunity
for an experienced businessman to
nSsstment sa' st rental On bssis Bos
Real Ril1LAj joFaPpeolRruMrY-seautyy apel shop
Reas. "a. s-5S1s or NE. $4,000
STEAK HOUSE. in city Of Falls
Church, va.--New bldg. no equip
ment: located at Falls Church Motor
court. 55 rooms; on Lee hwy. high
class business location; suggest
goman for operation. Phone ,JE.
SERVICE sTATIoN-opportunity Of.
fered by major oil company to ex-
.perienced businessman who can as
sumo leadership Of q service station
s1ds 9S:tsd on NO. NO aish%ay At EngIe
modern facilities: very reasonable
Investment required. Write Box
rEEE1fsfoN aiETf H6sE' STORE. sales and dsa ssry-
1nesroy Ma; IDEAL for or more
high type service men: would en-
tertain partnership. Full informa-
ton on calling 10. .5-123S. ia
M0TEL-We have for sale . nne
selection Of motels in varying sizes
are ciose to washington, D. c. Down
payments from $4,000 UP. Some
fne motel sites are also available.
INEz CUSHARD. EN-. 2-4232. OIL.
sood nVestmen Msa psoabs"
has other interests; reas. MISS
DEEIezFEissEN D4II6zFi ss S-ssSS Sod. fountain. ts
sandwiches. etc. Beer and wine,
wk.. net rent S25 month. Price only
$4,000 incl. stock, easy terms. w.
T. THRIFT. Excl Exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave.
LuNCHEoNETTi&sOda INC MaI f.Trfo fountain. no
Kitchen, no tables or booths, owner
has been here 90 yrs. and Euaran-
tees 1000 wk.. low food cost; pay
Toll 500 wk. This is steal at
fxci1sive. n'' 14in Pa. ave: NV. aHiSA "a.
R-9743. -l2
TAVERN. located in Prince Georges
Co. near d. C. line: on-and-off sale
liquor license; can be set up to seat
about 200 persons; good-size dance
500 900; terms. w. 3. THRIFT. Ex-
elusive, 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. g.
Used FURNITURE STORE, $1,000
cash. Lock. stock: Rent $85 per
SMALL RooMING HOUSE BusI-
NESS for sale; nice NV. section.
NE. SABA
Evening star., 1954-01-12
Colonial Investment Co.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

1St-FLOOR BEDROOMS
A very cute brick home loc. in an
unexcelled area. Having liv. rm.
with firepl., family-sized din, rm..
mod. kit, 2 bedrms. and bath on
lst floor; j very lge. bedrm. and
bath on End: full bsmt., oil h. VII.
gar. You owe II to yourself to
Investigate this today. RE. T-6660.
Once hours till y pm.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
MONTGOMERY

INVESTMENT 4 INSURANCE CO.
CHEVY CHASE. Kirkside Snow
white center-han Colonial. liv. room,
fireplace; screened, inclosed porch; !;
din. room, kitchen. powder rm., 1st
A.: 3 bedrms. Il of master size). .
full tile baths. stairway to STORAGE
attic: rear garden inciosed with
cedar fence, attached garage: heavy
slate roof; quality built. CNLY
$29.S50. once open 8 am. I'll 9
pm.
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th St. NV. DI. 7-6S30.
Evening star., 1954-01-12

Leaving State-Price Cut
saBedrm: sose brick direct from owner;
loan. Total price, Sis.ioo. Lse.
liv. ffn., sep. din. rfn,, equipped kit.
auto. heat. hot water; large wooded
lot. City utils. Paved street. Near
school. Crescent 1033-M.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

COLoRED-BARoAIN
ONLY osn sisS u Down SiM'
Weil-built brick; 9 rms. oil heat.
Newly dec. Vacant: move right In
ST 3-3851. JU. 7-6l42.
BRErTERMAN REALTY CO.
-lH
Evening star., 1954-01-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN yNIv. PARK-A charm
inH Oct; brick home cony. loc. Liv.
En-. WITH frepl.. din, rm., spacious
.k..;. ks;;. nedrws:: bath. garsse, full
Terms e desired. INs;z INye; IsnSSH4 IGsInySsSH AID. IL.
EN-. 2-4232, Oh. 2-6a67. IA
Evening star., 1954-01-12
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
SILVER SPRING
} .BEDRMS.-$167 75


Brick, garage, porch. sep. dining rm. :
rear OF lot adjoins park; near golf
course. transp., public and parochial
schools.
CAPE COD-$16,950
Brick. full bsmt. with outside entr y,
liv. rm. with hrepl., separate din.
rm.. equipped kitchen, 2 bedrms.
and bath on LIST a. Open stairway
to expandable End n. for 2 future
bedrms. with plumbing rouehed in
for full bath. Excellent terms.
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
Two twin-sized bedrms.; iiv. rm.,
15x24. with Roman brick firepl.
11xl3 separate dining rm.; huge
equipped kitchen with table space
side screened porch. utility room.
Close in area; / block to Colesville
rd. S2I,95 Excellent terms.
James c. Conley & Co.
GF1n a
Evening star., 1954-01-12
NEW WHOM HOMES

COLORED
NEW HOMES
Almost Completed-$15,950
Hurry a little or you will lose an
opportunity u be = lucky owner Of
one OF these outstanding 3-bedrm.
brick Colonials; Located just OF
the corner of 18th and Monroe SITS.
ne. Downtown. bus at your door.
shopping. on the corner. Feature
a.. full sep. din. rm.. shaped
for M lse fusr: S s rsc Psm Pm very desp
lots, Completely sodded. Each home
has q porch. They are brand-new.
through and through. and remem-
Cali now. JU. 9-644O from 8 am.
TIL o pm, WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
CoLORED-1Oth AND MASS. AVE.
REDUCED--$505 DIN.
Eight rms, vacant, 2 kitchens. 2
baths. ali rms. pvt. full bsrit.. auto
heat frops MAkE sae TRADEs Efss EsTds'
SOL INVEST. CO., Ii. 3-5307
CoIoRED-sO. cARoLINA AVE.
VACANT-$495 DOWN
e ssrhs l%i psn ''% ias: 'front.' lsas snd s:a ssai
'-iu' Make TRADES
SOL INVEST. CO., Ii. 3-5307
Evening star., 1954-01-12

CoLoRED-VAcANT
OWNER Ill. MusT SACRIFICE
Only S995 down for this beautiful
brick home. Just completely re-
decorated inside and outside Six
large rooms and bath. Oil heat and
full bsnt. To be sold ut depression
prices. Take advantage of this break
and call Immediately. Evenings.
Ii. S-a17O.
COIN A. LEVINE. Ho. 2-36eo
Evening star., 1954-01-12
BETHESDA CHARM
COTONIAJ-S17Q5 Q5O

brick-and- frame Colonial
In choice suburban area. 3 bedrms.
with excellent closet space. liv. Tm.
with tirepI,. separate din. rn.. pow
ger fm 1e iuxe siee; .n;rsrs 1n ana Sii -uii
III N-kn1n ,tM q
Evening star., 1954-01-12

1910 KANSAS AVE. N.W.--Newly
decor. q rms. kit. and bath. Oil
heat. S116 mo.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

n. MICHIGAN PK.-Immae. 6-rm.
semidet brick: bsmt.; gas heat;
&12.95O for quick sale. Can LA.
6-ti666 or La. 6-1344. PECK CO.
1854 EMERSON, ST. NE.
Six rms. bath: bsmt.; yrs. old !:
vacant. Best offer. See this today.
Ii 3-7O43; ewes, LO. 2-3o11. WILL
42OS 18th ST. NE.
Attractive Semidet, brick In cow loc
D rms, rec. rm. Price Just reduced.
Excellent terms.
PECK CO, La. $4,000. OIL, 4.sass.
RIGGS PARK
81 600 DN.-PWDR. RM.
semidet. brick, rooms. Vacant. Full
ewes. MR.. HYMAN, JU. 5-0345)
Leo nj. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. NE. s-54O0
COLORED - WOODBRIDGE -. 2952.
2960 Carlton and 3110 Central ave.
Det., vac. z. 8. o rms. incl. pchs..
batrs. bsmts.. ears. lge. lots: E-Z
terms. UN. 4-7045. Ill
COLORED-BROO ROOKLAND-Seven lee
rms Cape Cod. in Al cond.. on Q
buslines. nr. elementary school: eve
ming. AID. '2-02ls,
KRETsiNGER REALTY. LA. s-14s2
Evening star., 1954-01-12

FOR SALE--Solvent dry cleanins
plant complete with capacity to
Gated in q fast-growing neighbor-
hood, mi. from Four Corners.
Nd. Price, $780, Also lease for
sale with more than 1.100 SO. It.
Il. space for . term Of 5 or 10
yrs. at .S126 q month. Call EV.
4-26S6 bet. 4-6 pm. for appt.
Evening star., 1954-01-12

eg04 P ST. s.E.-Newly deco, Z rms.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO. INC.
0O3 H st. NV. ST. 3-3320
Evening star., 1954-01-12
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
n. CAPTTOL AND SHERIDAN
3 bedruls., 1st-n: pow rm:; STU mo.
18th AND SHERIDAN sIs.

94LVEH 9EnANA.
614 Dale dr.--S-bedrnn.. 2-bath brick
Colonial, on cor. lot; Ice. din. rm..
aide porch; garage. Close to every
r. thing. $144 per mo.
3. r. BLANCHARD, REALTOR
JU. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04

ayes use lUssss- Creme shampoo. says Debra Paget
It's the avorte Of out Of top Hollywood movie stars
dries your hair! Lnstre Creme Shampoo is blessed
with anolin foams into rich lather. in hardest
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bsaUsissl For soft, bright, fragrantly clean hair
without special observation-disclosures the shampoo Of
Americas most gamorous women. Use the favorite Of
Hollywood movie -Lustre-Creme Shampoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
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Skin Specialists Agree: MiIder Cleansing
IS Better for Your Complexion!

Now. Ralmoive Il proved fOOGb Siidi Yes an impartial
group doctors and skin specialists has found that Pamoyc
Soap Is Jar mid Than other leading sospseycn leading
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The less yoar skin ifased and the cleaner Il s. the
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cold cream gets skin oosg an gently Pslmolive
So change TO PalslOse Soc how proper with Psmoive
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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-11-27
Nation Pauses To Give Thanks

AS pause to observe another national THANKSGIVING
Day. minds reflect to the Bible story of the Pharisee
who stood in the temple and prayed, God thank Thee
that not other are, eXtortioners, unjust,
aduterers, this publican"
The Pharisees prayer of thanksgiving not really
prayer of thanksgiving Real thanksgiving includes
other people and God The Pharisee Dragging rather
than praying. He did not pray to God-he boosted He
gave God second place. his fellowmen third place and
himself first place.
do make God conferred self-centered? Do make
it world conscious selfconscious Have really been
able to enter into the spirit of Thanksgiving? believe
we have
If the Pilgrim fathers could set aside day of thanks
giving when their circumstances bitterly hard if
the leaders in revolutionary times could proclaim such
day at time when the of liberty seemed almost
hopeless; if Abraham Lincoln could proclaim a, day of
thanksgiving when the nation torn asunder by civil
if Woodrow Wilson could proclaim day of thanks
giving during the dark days of World War when cvil
cation desperately mperled, certainly stop
day long enough to say, THANK you, God for the mani
fold blessings that enjoying Surely it has been
nothing but the hand of God that has stayed the awful
catastrophe that hangs the civilized world today
A man once asked what he was most thankful
for After pausng for moment, the said, 81 thank
God for God In fact that is the greatest have
for Thanksgiving We thankful for His glorious pur
poses in lives and in the universe. We thank
heart Gods love and truth We thank God for life
and it's possibilities. Though face unpredict
able future thank God for faith in the possibilities
of better day to earth For Jesus taught us
to pray that the Fathers twill be done EARTH it is
in Heaven; and believe that His will ultimately shall
be done here earth
Therefore, individuals and as nation, we turn our
faces toward God this Thanksgiving and with grateful
hearts and conrte spirits offer sincere thanks to the
God of gods, from whom all blessings come.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-11-27
LOUDON AVENUE

Flower Day was held at
Loudon Avenue Christian
Church, ON November 18th.
1t was sponsored by the
Flower Club of the church,
Of which Mrs. Emma Penn
is president and Mrs. Mary
Cofer, secretary.
Miss Katherine Pullens
gave the cali to worship and
the invocation. Mrs. Frances
Hancock had charge of the
devotions. Miss Florence
Bowen introduced the speak
er of the morning, Miss
Alice L. Turner, who gave
an effective. as well as in
teresting address on flowers.
Mrs. Dorothy Witten, church
clerk, served in the place of
Mrs. Penn. who has been in
capacjtated for several
weeks. The Senior Choir
furnished music. Rev. M.
c. Dickson is the minister.
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Star City Society

Rev. and Mrs. Melvin
Dickson and Mrs. Ola King
attended the installation ser
vices of the Cleveland Ave-
nue. Christian Church in
Winston-Salem, N. c., last
Sunday. T e "Dicksons,"
with Mrs. King and children,
are visiting Mrs. Kings
daughters, Mrs. A. c. Mar
shall of Washington, d. c.,
and Mrs. r. z. Lester of
New York for Thanksgiving.
Little Miss Helen Stewart
was honored with a birthday
party on Sunday evening.
The party was given by
Helen's aunt, Mrs. Essie
Jones. She received lovely
gifts and cards and the
birthday cake with it's deco
rations was. lovely to behold.
Nine candles divulged rhe
age, and the guests enjoyed
the popcorn, ice cream and
cake which was a part of the
party. Her guests were:
Barbara Fisher, Harry Lee
Miller, Jr., Michael Terry,
Steve Tucker, DeLorraine
Terry. Barbara Ann Preston,
Steve Stewart, her brother,
Joyce Preston and Mrs. Phil
lip Atkerson and her daugh-
ter.
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DEATHS

Final Rites for Mrs. Mary
E " ell ~ n Finney Cannady,
bride of one month, were
held Tuesday, November 9,
at the Mayberry Chapel,
Floyd, Virginia. She died
enroute to a Roanoke hos
pital after the car her hus-
band was driving left the
road and hit a tree three
miles west of Salem.
Surviving are her hus-
band, Wilbert Sterling Can
nady, Alexandria; her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Finney; two sister, Mrs.
Juanita Dortch, Floyd; Rob-
erta Finney, Larchmont, N.
Y; three brothers, Henry
and Sammy Finney, Floyd
and James E. Finney, U. S.
Army; and grandmother,
Mrs. Alice Edwards.
The Eulogy was brought
by the Reverend w. j. Ma
jors, Roanoke, Pastor of Mt.
Zion Christian Churc h.
Floyd, with the Reverend
Enoch w. Henry, Jr., of
Roanoke, officiating.
Interment was in the Fir
ney Cemetery, Floyd.