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Thrice-Fired Vera
Gets New Contract

HOLLYWOOD Three times
and out was anything but that
for Actress Vera Miles. In
fact. her three failures seem
to have proved . luck changer.
Dropped successfully by RKO.
U-I and Warner Bros. Vera
has become the FIRST player to
sign q contract with the new
C. v. whitney Pictures. Inc.
After viewing rushes from
1.-THE Sea Chase" in which
she plays John Wayne's
romantic feminine lead, Whit
ney was so imprassed by her
performance III he signed
her UP exclusively. vera's one
other bid for fame came when
she was named Miss Kansas"
Of l94S.
Released By tho MANA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14

Reports from upstate New
York indicate that Rocky is a
long ways from being the only
Marciano in the public eye. The
bright star Of the heavyweight
champions training quarters at
Grossinger's, N. Y. Is the champs
14-year-old brother. Petey Mar
ciano.
A vest pocket edition Of his
brother, Petey has little use for
box lighting but is q slugger at
baseball. He also is a definitely
romantic type and this has
caused brother Rocky to spend
some bucks he might have
planned to keep. Seems Petey
got stuck on q 13-year-old singer
named Lorraine Nyman. who
sang at Rocky's wedding and
il now being professionally spon-
sored by the champion and his
wife. Lorraine came to Gros-
singers the other week end and
Petey really took over. He went
for the works In matted nlilks,
candy, flowers and gifts from
the hotel souvenir shop. He
charged it all to his brother.
Rocky contends that II Lorraine
comes to camp once more he
won't have carfare to Yankee
Stadium to fight Archie Moore
on September 20.
~ y =
There is really no reason to
be a keyhole pepper any more.
The magazines do all the snoop-
ing for you. At the moment,
the newsstands offer such ''in-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

1.-THE play that long. If q picture
comes up. There's more dialogue
lin Juan than there is even writ
item in Hamlet It's the longest
speaking part Of any stage show
ever written"
Tyrone Power. on the Eddie
Duchin Story" set: II have to
memorize Is piano pieces for
this picture. ! have pianos in my
dressing room. kitchen. dining
room and living room" Ty looks
professional. but it's Carmen
lcavallero who does the playing
Joan Caulfieid returns to TV
for Voice Of the Turtle" In q
90-minute spectacular, "for my
Iold sponsor and my old boss,
Harry Alderman. That proves
they still love me-" says Joan.
Robert Wagner writes from
Chamonix, France. that he and
Barbara barrow attended a new
type OF premiere-''to celebrate
the start Of q cable car that goes
$1,000 feet up a mountain. It's
good to have Barbara around,
because she once saved my life,
When water skiing on Lake
Arrowhead. I was knocked out,
and Barbara rushed me to q
doctor after pulling me out OF
the lake"
49,
Ruth Roman might have q
statue erected to her in Los
Angles. II the city fathers are
listening: She's found q solution
to the smog problem. "All you
have to do" says Ruthie. lis
take an eye-dropper and shoot q
drop Of the white of an egg into
each eye. The whole city Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14

Murray twice heard his S-year.
old daughter Celia pick up the
phone and say Eyes. that'l
right"
who was thatas asked Muir.
ray.
"It's some wanaon who keep,
saying long distance from 10,
Angeles" explained Celia.
#&H
Goldie Hawkins, who runs ga.
looms in New York and Fire
Island. knows D musician who
went to q psychiatrist. He con-
fessed he couldn't read music
didn't like music, was tone deaf
had no rhythm and couldn't sing
The head thumper suggested
that the fellow try another pro-
fession.
"I can't" confessed the musi-
clan. Il can't quit. I'm the
leader Of the band"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14

THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. c.
WEDNESDAY, sEPTEMBRK IA 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Rocky on the Ropes?
BY ROBERT SYLVESTER

lside" publications "Top Secret.
Now Rave" Low Down,
Inside Story" "Cockeyed,
aUncensored.n Suppressed,
I.Confidential." Exposed" "oul
World" and Dare"
*A
In the Admiral Restaurant thu
other night they were telling
about the man who walked inte
10 theatrical producers ONCE with
Ia live gorilla. The producer wa,
immediately hostile.
Don't tell me he sings and
dances and tells Jokes" he said
lin dismissal.
"FIe doesn't do any Of those
things" said the guy.
Then why did you bring him
Ihere?' demanded the producer
Because he's my agent" ex.
|plained the guy.
-
Gov. Averell Hartman Of New
York was chief speaker at q mas,
meeting Of dairymen in Neahws
Park. oneonta. The Governor
In his address. promised the
dairymen he would try TO fint
out why New York residents have
been drinking less milk eacll
year.
After the speech everybody re.
paired to the Oneonta Elks Clut
where the Governor and tne
ldairymen all knocked or q couple
LOT glasses Of beer apiece.
The other night comedian Jan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14
Anita Takes Rome

Anita Ekberg has Rome buzz
zin'. Their latest sensation. she
keeps the interest rolling. stroll
ling the streets in q tight fitting
gold gown. trailed by q pink
poodle on q gold leash. Roman
males love her. Not so the Ital-
ian femme stars, who pout that
Anita's stealing their thunder
and men.
Henry Fonda, Mel Ferrer and
Audrey Hepburn, all palsy -walsy
On the set Of "War and Peace.
are talking about doing q stage
production together Incl
dentally, war and Peace" win
run 4 hours and is minutes, with
two intermissions.
: Prettiest sight Of the week
hereabouts: Dan Daley teaching
Cathy Crosby some Of his dance
routines. Barry Sullivan
returns to the theater next year
for George Bernard Shaw's "The
Devils Disciple" -. Nancy ST.
natra. playing q bit in "The
Proud and the Profane." is-
next to Deb Kerr the most
popular gal on the set.
Anthony Quinn, in France max
ing Lust For Life" In which he
plays the artist Gauguin to Kirk
Douglas Van Gogh. shelled out
$4,000 for an original Gauguin
painting.
Jane. Wyman is listening to
those Las Vegas offers Of Jump
teen thousands per week.
And Mama Gabor is getting into
the act. preparing a night-clut
stanza. The Adolphe Men
jous are OF to Europe for a six
week vacation before he reports
to Paris for his role in "Ambas.
sador's Daughter" with Olivia
de Havilland.
Victor Saville, in Rome. wants
Silvana Mangano for his next
production, THE Most Danger
Gus Came" here in Hollywood.
Author Robert Ruark wrote Dore
Schary to get Richard Burton
to star in the screen version Of
his best seller, Something Of
Value"
Glenn Ford. on the "Juhal
Troop" set. was telling us Of the
different jungles he has visited
and the different ilardships hi
found in each, when Ernest
Borgnine squelched: Glenn
you are the biggest jungle drop
per / ever knew"
Debbie Reynolds is telling
friends that Eddie Fisher viii
be back here in January and viii
stay for six months. I have tc
give Debbie the Most Patient
Gal in Town" award, and hope
her patience viii be rewarded.
Ricardo Montalban, busy re-
hearsing for the repeat of dor
Juan In Hell" on the road. tells
me they are booked solid for two
years. But ! may not stay with
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HlSER. BETHESDA q" q, W. Va, a,'.
DIRK BooARDE and MuRIEL PAvLow
doctor IN THE HOUSE"
100. 400, ZOO. 1000
ROBERT TAYLOR, ELEANOR PARKER
VALLEY OF THE KINGS"
$50, 5s30. $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14

The other night comedian Jan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14
1871 2zZs IlleHBoRHoopI zgsysg
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

DIAL FOR MURDER"-Grace Kelly and Ray NIiland in
Hitchcock's suspenseful film Of the stage hit.
END OF THE AFFAIR"-Deborah Kerr Van johnson
the story Of iu-starred wartime romance.
"GATE OF HEILr-Prize- winner from Japan
"GLENN MILLER sTORY"-James Stewart fond musical
recall Of the popular bandleaders life.
INTERRUPTED MELODYs-The touching account Of Mar.
jore LaWrence's battle with polio.
MARTY"-Bey Blair and Ernest Borgnine in the heart
warming hlm which took Cannes Festival honors =
MISTER ROBERTS'-Henfy Fonda and becaImed In
the bored hackwash Of In the Pacific
SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS"-l954s most
i0youG musical; Jane Powell and Howard
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YAIngRY Foirfax. Vo. cR. s-7seS
6AAAsA Sses Free purkinq
.FRANKENsTEIN.: also .'DRAcULA."
1--WE f.RAl4n 645 20. Ave, Sc.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
Money Needed
For Gifts
For Veterans

Madison Co. Chapter American
Red Cross was represented by a
group Wednesday at the Buckeye
Council at a luncheon meeting at
Lynn House in Chillicothe.
Miss Louise Richmond, who is
chairman of services to Camp and
Hospitals for Madison County and
vice president of the Council,
with Mrs. p F. Lanigan, Mrs. M.
E. Blackmore, and the Reverend
S. c. Lindsey, attended the session
and stopped enroute to deliver the
county's contribution of packages
for the Gilt Shop at Veterans Hos
pital.
These will be on display at the
Shops Open House two days be-
fore Thanksgiving and the men
will be allowed to choose from this
great array, their Christmas pres
ents to send to the Folks back
Home"
That project, Miss Richmond
stated, is washed up" as far as
Madison county is concerned, but
the committee still needs money
she concluded, to be used for the
purchase of gifts for the hospitaliz-
ed veterans. These they'll be pleas
ed to accept during the next week
or ten days, she stated.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
Society, Social Events And News OF The Clubs
Daughters Of Isabella Officers
Take Oath At Joint Installation

Springfield Circle, Daughters of
Isabella, played host to Circles
from London and Urbana last
Tuesday night at dinner of at
tractive appointments at Ker Deen
Inn, that city, for installation of
officers.
Installed from London Circle
were: Mrs. w. T. Dwyer, Regent;
Miss Catherine Higgins, vice reg
ent; Mrs. John Lanigan, financial
secretary; Mrs. John Gaynard, re-
cording secretary; Miss Louise
Coleman, treasurer; Mrs. Richard
Higgins, custodian; Mrs. Marino
Mancini, chancellor; Mrs. Paul
Madden, banner bearer; Mrs. Ed
ward f. Hackett, Jr., monitor:
Mrs. Robert Zinser, organist; Miss
Jeanne Sparling, scribe; Mrs. Om-
er Dwyer, first guide; Mrs. Don
Rife, second guide; Mrs. William
Gallagher, inner guard; Mrs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22

Reeder repeated their
Sunday November goth 230 the London
Methodist Church douDleIng
Rev Arthur Shenefe the presence Of the immediate families
The bride the daughter Mr. and Mrs Myers Woord Jones' N
Lafayette Rd London The bridegroom the son of Mrs Charles H.
Reeder of Wilmington and the late Mr.. Reeder.
furnished by Mrs Wall
branch candeaba white gado Fu with decor
the bride
line barna length white chanty lace satin with
rue Iidescent dotted
the bodice mandarin collar Her ngertp veil fell from
Euchar lilies sephanois varegated phlodendron
Miss Joan Bonger of Chicago illinois, sorority sister maid
of honor Her baerna length of Dior blue crye with
fashioned aced She cascade
bouquet of pink dot button chrysanthemums.
OF Eaton, USherS
William FetroW and Mr.. George McAHTay
held Club
Robertson,
O., Richard Jones, Columbus O..
of wedgeWood blue
orchid Mrs purple
which she
The bride graduate of London High School Ohio
University
She is also member of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority and
ed at the London Prison Farm The bridegroom graduate Wayne
Township High School and Ohio State University he became
member of Alpha Gamma Rho
ka London Ohio After wedding SOUTH the
will reside the Paul Fettrow apartment,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
Old Trail Club
Meets At Church

The Old Trails Garden Club had
its November meeting Tuesday in
the Midway Presbyterian Church,
members meeting at one large
round table to get better view of
the many artistic arrangements in
the table center, that had been
taken to the meeting by members
of the club.
Mrs. Marion Moats. vice presi-
dent, led the devotionais and the
club year book, with clusters Of
lilacs (the club flower) decorating
the backs, were distributed to
members.
Timely hints for gardeners were
presented among which were the
following useful tips: Add one cup
of lime sulphur to a sprinkling can
of water to kill fungus on roses;
mound roses up by November Is;
cut tops of chrysanthemums and
lay over tops of plants; wrap new
ly planted trees with burlap to
prevent sun scalding; burn trash
on different locations in the gar
den throughout the winter months.
Mrs Howard Friend and Mrs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
Club Dinner Bridge
$3.50 Dance Nov.
Club Activities

For the November dinner-bridge
at the London Country Club, DR..
and Mrs. c. A. Sayre and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry High were hosts for
the Wednesday evening party.
Prizes for the cards after the
dinner were presented to Mrs. Ell
mer Grossman, Mrs. c. L. Hunter,
Mrs. Paul M. Dwyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Cutler, F. E Kidwell and B.
w. Savage.
Attending were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Grossman, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Cutler, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hunter,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Kidwell, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul M. Dwyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Blair w. Savage, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Sidener, Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Lanning, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hood, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
King, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Corn
well, DR.. and Mrs. r. F. Lay
bourne, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Nc
Shane, Mrs. p. F. Lanigan, Mrs.
r. N. Ardrey, Mrs. William Pow
ers, Mrs. Joe M. Morrisey, Mrs. B.
Gwynne Burr and Miss Virginia
Freid.
The members VIII have a $3.50
dance as Thanksgiving celebra-
ton on Saturday evening, Novem-
Der 26.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22

Reynolds Slaughter, Jr., were the
November committee.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
County Women At
National Meeting
In Cleveland

Home from a weeks stay in
Cleveland are two Madison County
women, who had the inspiring ex-
perience of sitting in on the ses-
sions of the Seventh National AS
sembly of United Church Women.
A part of the National Council
of Churches, the 1900 women at
tending from more than 20 coun-
tries heard talks by prominent
church and layworkers, whose def
mite theme was Working of His
Power"
Mrs. Robert Dillingham;, New
Hampshire Avenue, with Mrs. Her
bert Balcom of Mt. Sterling, from
Madison County, attended the ses-
sions at which the 35 overseas
guests played an important part
in the programs.
Among the important personag-
es who appeared on the program
were, Mrs. Eleanore Roosevelt;
Reverend James H. Robinson, New
York, lecturer and world traveller;
Reverend Eugene Blake, Philadel-
phia, a president of the National
Council of Churches; Chester
Bowles, author, lecturer and world
traveller; Mrs. James Wyker of Mt.
Vernon, Ohio, retiring president
and Mrs. T. O. Wedel of Washing
ton, d. c., the new president OF the
United Church Women's Assembly.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
1t. Stout And Bride To Reside
In Nation Capitol

bridesmatron, wore a teal blue
gown with sleeveless bodice with
brief overjacket and skirt like that
of the honor attendant. Her bou-
quet in motif like the honor at
tendant's was of pink chrysanthe-
NUNS and phothas foliage.
Dainty Miss Cindy BIehl, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Buehl,
Jr., the flower girl, wore floor
length frock of white net. A white
bandeaux was worn in her hair
and she carried a basket from
which she scattered rose petals.
Mr.. Donald Malm of Erie, Penn
sylvania performed the duties of
best man. Guests were seated by
Danny Hooking, brother of the
bride and Jerry Kissell, of Erie,
Pa.
A reception at Coover Memorial
Club House followed the cere-
mony.
Mrs. Hooking received the guests
in gown of dust rose lace with
black and white accessories. Mrs.
Stout was in light blue crystal
lette, with contrasting accessories.
Both wore corsages of pink rose
buds.
The brides table was centered
with a three-tiered wedding cake
handsomely ornamented with flow
ers on the top tier. A garland of
greenery surrounded the cake and
white arrangements and crystal
candlestocks, completed the deco
rations of the beautiful table.
Hostesses were Mrs. H. S. Floyd,
London, Miss Ruth Chastain, the
brides roommate at Ohio Univers-
ity, Athens, and Mrs. Emil P. An
ton of Lybdon, Kentucky.
The bride is a graduate of Lon
don High School and Ohio Univer-
sity, Athens. Since her graduation
she has been associated with The
F. & r. Lazarus e. Company, Co.
lumbuS.
1t. Stout, is also a graduate OF
Ohio University. With the u. S
Army, he on Friday graduated
from Quartermasters' School al
Ft. Lee, Virginia. After wedding
journey, he and his bride will be
at home in Washington, D. c.
where he is detailed with the
Army War College.
Mrs. Robert Sommers on We'd
nesday evening entertained with {
surprise miscellaneous shower a
her home Cogniac Farm, London
jefferson Pike, for the pleasure o
the bride.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22

Henry Coleman, outer guard and
Mrs. AL B. Cauley. trustee.
On the Monday night previous
to the installation, a social party
in the K of c Hall, had the follow
ing hostess committee: Mrs. Maur-
ice Beathard, Miss nellie Connor.
Mrs. Dan Higgins, Mrs. Josie
Brock, Mrs. John Gaynard. Mrs.
James Sullivan and Mrs. Edward
F. Hackett, Sr.
Prizes for the evening went to
Mrs. John Lanigan and Mrs. Jerry
Sullivan for euchre; Miss Jeanne
Sparling and Mrs. w. T. Dwyer,
canasta; Mrs Al B. Cauley and
Mrs. Edward F. Hackett, Jr.,
bridge and Miss Mary Connor and
Mrs. William Powers, door prizes.
.x -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Pope, West
moor, left Monday to pass the win
ter in the trailer home in Clear
water, Florida.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
Mrs. Loofbourrow
Honors Two Guests At
Club House Luncheon

Mrs. Harry V. Christopher of
Santa Barbara, California and her
sister, Mrs. John Hutzel of Red
Lodge, Montana, shared honors at
a luncheon Wednesday at Coover
Memorial Club House, with Mrs.
Ross K. Loofbourrow, hostess.
Attending were, the two honor
guests, Mrs. j. P. Skinner, Mrs. F.
f. Sidener, Jr., Mrs. w H. Riddle,
Sr., Mrs. F. E. Sidener, Mrs. E. r.
Schurr, Mrs. Earl D. Rea, Mrs. E.
f. Therkildson, Mrs. II. p. Sparl-
ing, Mrs. A. B. Rankin, Miss Ella
Primrose and Miss Nina Evan
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22

material used by Mrs. CoZad and
all the greenery used for back
grounds, are found in the average
garden, proving that for little or
no expense, the homemaker can
create attractive arrangements for
her home.
The guests were quite enthusias-
tic in their questioning, as the var
ious arrangements were being
built and Mrs. Cozad very gener-
ously answered in detail.
Jefferson and Deercreek town.
ship members were hostesSes.
The December Council meeting
will be held at the Youth Building
with Madison Local members as
hostesses. A pot-luck luncheon is
planned.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
Buffet Dinner
Completes Fetes
For Sunday Bride

Winding up the social courtesies
for Miss Marilyn Jones before her
marriage Sunday to Charles H.
(Tony) Reeder, was a buffet din
ner last Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Big
ham, 168 Lafayette Road. Mr. and
Mrs. James Hunter, near London,
were co-hosts with the Bighams for
the dinner and informal entertain
ment following.
The two hosts and Mr.. Reeder
were fraternity brothers in Alpha
Gamma Rho at Ohio State Univer-
sity.
Others at the dinner were, Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Heskitt and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Hooker of Dublin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Schneid-
er of Gahanna, Miss Marian Will
cox and John Farsi of Dayton. Mr..
and Mrs. w. v. Nichols and
George McMurray, joined the
group in the evening after dinner.
Reynolds Slaughter, Jr., were the
November committee.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22

The flicker from tall tapers in
the two cathedral candelabras
that stood on either side of the
chancel of First Methodist Church,
gave added lustre to the handsome
wedding gown OF Miss Dorothy
Anne Hooking, Ca Maurer origin
all for her marriage at half after
seven o'clock Sunday evening, to
1t. Gene Edwin Stout of Louis
vile, Kentucky.
The model was of imported
Chantilly lace, combined with n.y.
Ion tulle, over satin foundation.
The basque bodice was designed
with scalloped portrait neckline
and long sleeves tapering to points
over the hands. The bouffant skirt
was of tulle with inserts of the
lace, wide panel in the front and
back, sweeping into chapel train.
For her veil of silk. illusion, the
bride had designed coronet of
the lace and picked out its pattern
with tracings of seed pearls. Her
bouquet was a semi-cascade of
white Fujii chrysanthemums with
trailing sprays of variegated ivy.
1t was centered with a travelling
corsage of pompoms.
The bride, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Hooking, Maple ST.,
was presented for marriage by her
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Stout
of Louisville, Kentucky, are 1t.
Stout's parents.
The Reverend Arthur M. Shene-
felt officiated at the double ring
ritual at the open church wedding.
Two large emerald trees graced
the chancel on either side of the
central fan-shaped florification OF
white gladioli, snapdragons and
Snowdrift chrysanthemums. White
satin bows marked the pews.
Mrs. Harold r. Bidwell, organ
ist, Miss Gala Haines of Ohio Un.
iversity, vocalist and Mrs. Norman
K. Jones, violinist, played the suite
of nuptiale music
Miss Donna Lee Stout of Louis
vile, maid of honor, sister of the
bridegroom, wore floor length
gown in burgundy tone. The bodice
had deep V-shaped neckline and
butterfly sleeves. The extremely
full skirt was made of layers oil
net over rustling taffeta. In hei
hair she wore floral bandeau ol
bronze chrysanthemums, that mat
ched in color the chrysarthemum:
in her flowing bouquet that wa:
accented with phothas foliage.
Mrs. Robert Sommers, London
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-22
Christmas Motifs
Arranged For HDC
Members-Guests

Seventy-five women accepted the
invitation of the Alumnae Home
Demonstration Council to attend
the meeting on dried flower and
Christmas arrangements.
Mrs. Wade Cozad, Lancaster, the
guest artist, is known to Madison
County gardeners as chairmen of
Ohio State and Flower Shows. and
especially for her brain child
the hobby of drying fresh flowers.
The program was particularly
unique in that most of the dried
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Continued From Page b.
Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard s. Hattis and DR.. and
Mrs. Haldon Leedy of Chi
cago; Mr.. and Mrs. Don K.
Price and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence B. Litchfield Of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
H. Smith Of Philadelphia.
Press Represented
Also on the dinner list were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nathan
Of Washington and a group
from the press including Mr..
I. H. Gordon, international
News Service, and Mrs. Cor
don; MI. John A, Scali, Asso-
ciated Press. and Mrs. Scali,
and Mr.. Stewart Hensley,
United Press, and Mrs. Hens
ley.
State Department officials
and their wives who attended
were the Counselor, Mr.. Doug
las Macarthur II, and Mrs.
Macarthur; the Assistant Sec
rotary and Mrs. Walter s. Rob-
ertson, the Chief Of Protocol
and. Mrs. John r. Simmons;
the Deputy Assistant Secre-
tary and Mrs. William J. Sc
bald, Mr.. Kenneth T. Young,