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oALnoRNIA. oct. II. win take
DINING 10 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct.
26; take 4 share expenses. Refer
ences. Box 324-A, star. lg
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APTs. FURNlsHEp--D.c.

C0LoRED GIRL to share 2.6edroon
apt. with another girl Can all do:
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UPPER 18th ST.
Girl to share spacious l-hedrm.
beautifully furnished apt. with
another girl; $3.50. RA. 3-079o.
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DOGS, PETS. ETc.

wANTED-PoMERANIAN puppy for
child's pet; reasonable: call WE. D.
tyiA To-
WELSH TERRIERS. male. Axe,
wormed: innoculated: boarding,
breeding grooming; Pickup ana ds- E
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PHONE IA. 2-1116
WELDING AND BURNING OUTFIT
Must be In good condition. HO.
2-2755: ait. o. OIL. 8-5552. IL
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COAL AND WOOD RANGES, new
and used. ACME STOVE CO..
10l1 7th st. NV. Ma. s-S952
COAT. red suede. long, size 14-l6;
perfect condition; $50. Call XII.
Evening star., 1955-10-15

MAINTENANCE and real estate
: maintenance; no lob too small;
expert plumbers 70 give you: the
quality Of our work will be re-
menhered long after the price Is
forgotten. just call IL 1865,
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED---MD.

NEAR WASHINGTON SANTTARIUM:
ar6 6ed hafS. ny; rm; dinette, sitchen
n-3490: ewes, 10. $4,000. IS
ROCKVILLE and . bedrooms. liv-
ing room, dinette. kitchen. bath and
and shopping center; S65 to $50 per
SILVER SPRING. sso1 Plymouth st.
: large corner hedrms.. equip. kit.
with refgr., just redec., $3.50 per
T nS, Plq Rld Htils sF Eua gSzF H. PHIFER
SILVER liver sPRiN e. s-0 rms. kit. and
bath: pvt. home: bus at door: 9l2l
old Bladensburg rd., JU. $500
r siss5 q PARK - Attract. terrace 7s
f BATH mr. Rus bus s eedr% Stores k s anfst1
utils adults only. WA. 10000;
ewes, JU. 9-4T63. IS
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - Nice
clean 4-rm. apt. with bath and pvt
r entf Cal p ~ s ss,l n0s rou p
space; mr.. Coop. shopping center center;
! -BEDRM. APIS, $50 IS incl. al
utils.; attractively appointed: de.
Ightiully cool; garden SURROUNDINGS
oyERLookiNG LONG BRANCH
E p, Tor summer living $50. 80
I31l6 quincy ST.. Brentwood---Apt
newly srgs T decorated; t.. large rooms rooms
available for immediate occupancy
| To inspect, pick up key at 37i4 be-
tween and $50 daily, or cal
u! $500
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COLUMBIA APIS

I4th and Girard SITS.
Available in automatic elevator build
ing close to transportation. schools.
churches and stores.
Apt; 53-2 bedrms,' Inv rm-' kit. and
Apt, 4O2A bedrms.. Iiv. rm.. kit. and
Apt. Soil room, $50.
Apt; 505-l room, kit. and bath,
Rent Includes Utilities
See MI. Langley. Apt. 500. 14o6
J. A. McKEEvER CO. INC.
1899 K st. NV. ST. $500
COLORED-19II 18th ST. NV
rooms. private bath; cow location
Furn. runfurn.; 4 to pm. So
CoLORED - 18th AND BENNINGS
RID. N.E.-Newly decorated apt. liv
rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath: $50 30,
sll utils. incl. Ii. 4-17O0. Ii.
CoLORED-JUsT TRY TO FIND
something like this nice l-bedrm
steal! Only S62 SO and utili:
ties. You'll have a large and bright
living room, bedrm:, kitchen and
included. See Mr.. Jackson; 3Ss 54th
LUcHs CO. 724 14th st. NV, MA.
- 45lo GEORGIA Ave.
NV bedrms; in apt. bldg:
Gee CO.. nf 5as ssst F RSt EsssF anS
CoLORED-4iS5 MINI. AVE. Ne
SIS. co. 6-ss33. ia. a-6S49. %
C0L0RED-I631 E. CAPITOL ST
Modern new apt, house: lge 1-bed-
rm: apt: conv. to everything: rent.
S6a 20 mo. Call Mr.. DUVALL. DI.
CoLoRED-I4I6 R ST. N.w.-Efn.
cheney apt. in this convenient down
OLIVER T. CARR. Ma, s-soeS. 70
CoL!ORED-e@I! 18th ST. Me-
Sidg only fP seso mo mGdeT ncla S5Se
heat Ma. s-s093. OLIVER r. CARR,
CoLoRED--5seO FooTE ST. Ne
Rents REDUCED. 3l2 rooms. bath and
r reisr S2S. 90; 4Ii rooms. bath and
FL sGrr a- s19i Dix st, ne. WA. 7.lla21.
COLORED-IIs FLORIDA AVE. NV
Unfurn. apt; children accepted: 3
rooms; recently redecorated; rea-
CoLoRED@ise5 NORRIS RID. Sc.
Yard; bus stops at door: open daily
., LU. 2-0261.
COLORED-Ia34 EDISON PL. NE
. rooms. kit. din and bath: adults
only: key at Apt. 3; rent, $50. VIM
7. BALLARD 1912 Eye st. NV, Ma,
CoLORED-ll1i 14th ST. NV
Inspect today, Dixie REALTY CO. o.
AGENTS, l4l7 L st. NV.
COLORED-59I2 EADS ST. Ne
Modern duplex type apis: 80 rooms
LIAM LA Wa & TAiGssYETr' 6l0l Dix 7 st
COLORED-35OI 18th ST. NV
immed. occupancy in modern ele-
vstor bldg. Reas. rental. To inspect,
see janitor. vINNICK & COHEN.
also have other apis. available.
18th ST. NE
apis. avail; each contains 5 rms,
kit. and bath; $40 per mo. each
Heat furn, Inspect or call, CO.
NEWLY DEc.-5-rm.
1st a. 1925 sth st. NV. DIXIE
REALTY CO, Agts.. 1417 L st.
NV.
COLoRED-l4I0 nth ST. NV
bedrms., liv. I'm. kit. and bath:
eompl redee,; new kit; new bath
COLoRED-LUxURY APT.
New bldg, all utils incl. Apply jan
10 49th St. S.E.--Apt. B-4
3 rms, kit, din. area. bath; SS7 81
REALTY, RA. $4,000
COLORED-l AND . BEDRM. APIS.
l146 3rd ST. NV, No. 3 --- SR5
1542 18th st. NV. sos mo.
S17 DelafieId pl. NV.
81 Eye st. NV, Apt. 5.
LOUIS Ridden Elk. 3-5101
COLORED-RENT REDUCED
Your choice of these lovely, modern
/ and . bedroom apis. almost new;
all utils. incl. $3.50 and $50. 80.
1909 AYERS PL Sc
Blk. From 49th and E. Capitol SITS
NACIITNGTnN
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1851 Columbia Road NV.

3 bedrooms. living room. kitchen
bath and buffers pantry in ele-
vator BLDG. All rooms are large with
adequate closet space and good ex-
posure Moderate rent of SI25 pei
month Supt. on premises or SHAN
NON & LUcHs CO.. 724 18th st.
nv Ma S-2345
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2207 10Th ST. Sc.
Apt. 1-Bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit. and
j. A. MeKEEvER CO.. INC.
1882 K st. NV. ST. $500
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RENT, $3.50

l645 w. Va. Ave. NE, Apt. 3
. rooms. kit, bath, dinette. screened
porch, gas heat. Key with janitor,
1925 W. Va. ave.
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10 Minutes Downtown D. c.

ARL. -ROSSLYE-2 bedrms.. SIS: ]
dec. ia 5-727O. 1900 n. OAK ST
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B. F. SAUL co.
se5 18th St. NV. MA. $1,000
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I4th and Girard SITS.
Available in automatic elevator build
ing close TO TRANSPORTATION. schools.
churches and stores.
Apt. 53-2 bedrmS,, nv. nm, kit. and
bath, S72 so
Apt. 1922 bedrmS.. liv. rm., kit. and
bath, 500 80.
Apt. SOIL room. $50.
Apt. 505-l room, kit. and bath.
$50
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HARBoR TERRACE APARTMENTS
venient to National Airport. we
have newly redecorated 1-bedrm.
apis. from S70.75 to S75.75 per
mo-. incl utils. For inspection
apply at Apt. !. 1901 Abingdon
drive Alex.
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NEWLY DECoRATEp | and 2 bedrl

bedrm., S99 so: 9 bedrms.. SIPS
ITO N. 18th. No. 4. JE. 3T476
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Rent Includes UtlIltles
re Mr.. Langley. Apt. 602. 140b

]. A. McKEEVER CO. INC.
1872 K st. NV. ST. $500
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APIS. UNFURN.-D.c. Cont. J

COLUMBIA RD. AND 18th AREA,
2353 Champlain st. NV. Apt 301-
5edrm., hv. rm., kit and bath
COW. theater, transp. and stores;
1925 mo. KOONEs q MONTGOM-
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COW. FT. MYER

Lovely 1-bedrm. apts., newly redec. :,
Venetian blinds throushout: / blk.
buslins. conys Psntagon. Wash. and
Avail immed. ARFAx REALTY,
INC. JE. 2-14B0. 20
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NEWLY DECOkATED ] and bedrm
apis, / blk. from Heeht'G store;
excel. tFansp. $50 and SOS per mo-
in m. AZ r ai1 1mn TfS possession =
Call IA. S-3366 during business
hours; IA. 2-2299 after pm. x
BRAND NEW-ArI de luxe / bedrm.
SS7 so: 2 bedrms.. S95-S100; eflc
S69. 80 ITO N. 18th. No. 1. JE
3-7476. %
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CAPITOL HILL APIS.

TT { ST, NE,
Across from Senate once. lge. enc
Liv rm.. kit, dinette, bath; mod.
eley, bldg S65.50 incl. utilS, See
sR!toTo Ole I'm E e. sT RE- A4 7isss
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bedrmS.: nr Pent.. Arl Hall, D. c.;
oule. wooded area. No children.
Ss2 so and S95 Out Wilson blvd.
left on Oak ST. to ONCE IA. s-II33
Ik0O 18th I'd q
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1 BLK. TT. MYER, cow. PentaEon;
mod clean apt. bldg; pvt. park
1915 n Quinn. ia 7-S427. IS
KEY BRIDGE AREA and bed
rooms; like new; modern. Quiet
neighborhood Parking space No.
children. $50 so and S95. IA. g.
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HARVARD STAIR CONDITIONED;
brand-new elevator bldg. in the
beautiful park area; eft. living
room, 1S-ft. bedroom. full kitchen
separated from dining room by
modern folding door. decorator tile
bath; 24-hr switchboard-secret
service and every other luxury. This
apartment is located in the front
of the building; S13T.50, all utilities
100 Harvard st. NV, AID. 1866
or ST. 3-65S4. 10
a-BEDRM. APT, excel cond,; NV:
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WILTSHIRE APT, s15 z. CAPITOL st
-Lge-. ef1c. in modern apt. bldg
Lge. closets. modern kit. dressing
rm. Avail immed: $50. DI. 4
2342- KOONES & MONTGOMERY
Evening star., 1955-01-18
By Violet Faulkner

Are you q good gravy
maker?
Some people like It thick.
some like 1t thin, but there's
one point on which we all
agree . . it should be smooth
as cream. flavorful and attrac-
tive.
There are different types Of
gravy and generally speaking.
the type Of gravy you make
depends on how you cooked
your meat. For example. there
is the seasoned, unthickened
meat juice from broiled or
pan-hroiled steak: milk gravy
from fried or sauteed meats;
thickened liquid from pot
roasts and stews; giblet gravy
from poultry and thickened
drippings from roasts.
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Techniques for Mokng Good Crovy

The flavor Of gravy can be
enhanced and varied by the
use Of special seasonings, meat
extractiyes and bouillons. Be
careful. though, ii adding arti-
fetal fiavors to already sea
soned gravy Bouillons. for
instance. are often very salty,
For beef gravy any one Of
the following could be added TO
change the character: Chilli
powder. tomato puree. tomato
paste, horse-radish or beef
bonillon cubes.
When you want to vary the
taste Of lamb gravy, try one
Of these: Artificial chicken
flavor, rosemary. garlic or mar
joram. To add interest to pork.
use tomato paste or puree.
thyme, nutmeg or sage. Chic
ken bouillon cubes, curry pow
der, or poppy seed are good
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Cooking Classes
To Stort Soon

For the FIRST time in several
years. the home service de-
partment Of the Washington
Gas Light Co. viii hold q
series Of free cooking classes
for young homemakers.
The classes viii start Thurs
day and continue through
February 10. every Thursday
morning from 1890 to 1880
o'clock In the company's au-
ditorium, Eleventh and H
streets NV. The classes have
been timed to end Just before
the downtown stores open so
you can combine the class with
q shopping tour.
Each days program win be
different. One session viii be
devoted 70 quick tricks with
quick breads, another to self
service entertaining. Foreign
cookery that is adapted to
home and family use will be
the subject Of a third lesson
and to complete the course.
one hour will be spent show
ing you how to make your
everyday meals look like q
picture.
Evening star., 1955-01-18
Premiere
IS Benefit

The Army Technical Serv.
ices are much in the news
these days-their wives, that
is-bent on raising funds for
their own Soldiers. Sailors.
Marines and Airmen's Club.
lois + street NV.
Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower
Is honorary chairman for the
world premiere Of John Ford's
Columbia picture. "The Long
Grey Line" a story Of West
Point. The premiere win
benefit the home.
Mrs. Charles E. Wilson. wife
Of the Secretary Of Defense. /
is the general chairman for
the gala event at Keith's
Theater on Wednesday. Feb
ruary Q. at $3.50. Serving with
her as vice chairman viii be
Mrs. Robert T. Stevens. wife
Of the Secretary of the Army.
Mrs. Matthew B. Ridgway.
wife Of the Army Chief Of
Staff, and Mrs. Paul Frailey
Yount. wife Of the chief Of
transportation.
The picture was made in
the United States Military
Academy with Tyrone Power
and Maureen o'Hara as stars.
Many Of the scenes were shot
in the chapel. mess hall, gym
and other locations familiar
to many.
Mrs. Samuel @. Sturgis, wife
Of the chief of engineers, and
Mrs. David H. Tulley are
In charge Of publicity; the
wife Of the chief Of ordnance,
Mrs. Emerson L. Cummings,
and Mrs. william X. Ghoru1-
ley, invitations; Mrs. George
/. Back, wife Of the chief sig
nal officer, and Mrs. w. Pres
!; ton Cordeman, finance; the
Army Surgeon Generals wife,
Mrs. George e. Armstrong, and
Mrs. George r.. Carpenter, arr
rangements: Mrs. Kester Love-
joy Hastings, wife of the Quar-
termaster General, and Mrs.
Henry r. Mckenzie, tickets:
the wife Of the chief chemical
officer, Mrs. William M. Creas-
ey. and Mrs. Charles e. Loucks,
hostesses; and Mrs. Yount.
Mrs. Lawrence D. Lally, and
Mrs. Fred T. Voorhees, have
charge Of the general arrange
lnents.
The wives Of the technical
,, services are presenting this
world premiere as their con-
tribution to the .SSM and A
Club. which has been run by
wives Of officers Of the armed
services since 1872.
: The Women's Army and
Navy League sponsor the club,
the serviceman's home-away-
Trombone In the Nations
Capital.
All the glamor Of an opening
night befitting the premiere Of
such o film win be used on
Wednesday. February 8. Klieg
lights and service bands, Hol-
lywood celebrities and official
and diplomatic big names In
the audience.
Evening star., 1955-01-18

to a boil and stir to dissolve
all the fiayorful brown bits
that stick to the sides and
bottom of pan.
Use q skillet for making
gravy. it's easier to handle.
Measure out 8 tablespoons Of
fat drippings and 3 table
spoons of -four. Heat to-
gether. stirring with a broad
spatula or pancake turner un-
til the -four is bubbling and
lightly Drowned. Reduce heat
and set skillet to one side.
Now I. add the rich brown
liquid in the roasting pan and
enough water or milk to make
2 cups Of liquid for each, 3
tablespoons flour and drip
pings. Stir, scrape and stir
Ito avoid lumps) as the mix
ture heats. Let the gravy boil
2 or 8 minutes to thicken and
cook the starch in the flour.
Add salt to taste and q little
pepper. If desired.
Gravy for Stew
With q brown stew" the
broth left In the kettle after
meat and vegetables are re-
moved, should be of gravy
like consistency. In thicken-
ing. the broth OF q Eight stew"
remove meat and vegetables to
a hot platter. Make a smooth
paste by combining / table,
spoon -four with VI cup water
for each cup Of broth to be
thickened. Add this slowly to
the hot broth: stir and cook
for 2 or 8 minutes. adding
seasoning as needed.
The difference between q
tight and brown" stew is
tfis--with a brown stew the
cubes of meat are dredged
with flour and Drowned in fat
before the water is added. To
make q light stew. the water
and seasonings are poured
directly over the meat cubes
in the kettle. A typical exam
pie is an Irish stew.
Evening star., 1955-01-18

seasoners to compliment the
flavor Of either vial Or poul-
try.
Pot Roast Gravy
First. remove the cooked pot
roast from the pan. Skim on
and reserve the fat. then
measure the cooking liquid
which remains. For each cup
Of gravy desired. allow to 2
tablespoons fat. 2 tablespoons
Of -four and a total Of l cup
of liquid Cooking liquid plus
water If necessary. Pour the
fat and half of the liquid
into the pan. Use remaining
liquid with -four for thicken-
ing.
Make q smooth paste of
flour and the remaining liquid
by pouring the liquid into q Jar
or mixing bowl then adding
the flour. Shake or stir until
the mixture is well blended.
Gradually add the smooth
flour and water mixture to the
liquid In the pan. stirring con-
stantly. Stir until the mixture
comes to boil.
Continue to cook the gravy
3 to 5 minutes longer In order
to cook the -four. Season the
gravy and serve 1t hot. You
can vary this pot roast gravy
In several ways. For instance,
you could cook about "a cup
Of sliced onions, celery or
mushrooms In the liquid be-
fore thickening it. YOU can
also vary fiavors with such
tricks as cooking "a cup Of
prepared horse-radish with
the meat.
Roost Meet Gravy
Unless you're an experienced
cook with q good eye for
Judging amounts, IT'S better to
use accurate measurements.
Remove the roast to q
heated platter and pour fat
drippings into a bowl. Pour
about la cup Of water into the
roasting pan and heat. Bring
Evening star., 1955-01-18
PEG to Celebrate
Founders Day

The District PEO 6isterhood
viii celebrate founders day
with a luncheon at ! pm. on
Saturday at St. stephens and
the Incarnation Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth and Newton
streets NV. Mrs. William F.
Boar oman, vice chairman Of
the District Presidents Round
Table, is general chairman.
Guest speaker Mrs. Theodore
c. Wedel will speak on THE
Role Of Women in Today's
World" She is the wife Of
the Canon Of the Washington
Cathedral and is q member OF
the Board of the Department
of United Church Women Of
the National Council Of
Churches.
The luncheon is being ar
ranged by Chapter s, which is
headed by Mrs. Roy Dimmitt.
Entertainment win include mu-
sical selections by q string trio
from Chapter r.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-24

with scalloped neckline, and
sleeves, fitted bodice, and full
gathered skirt, floor-length. She
wore matching mitts and her veil
was fashioned to a bonnet. She
carried white orchid on white
Bible.
Her attendant was in light blue
panaglaze faille, styled like the
bridal gown, with matching head
piece and colonial bouquet of yell
low roses. The brides mother wore
aqua crepe sheer with navy acces-
sories, and the groom's mother
was in periwinkle blue silk with
navy accessories. Their corsages
were white roses.
A reception for 200 guests was
held at the church. The brides
travelling attire was a dark blue
Handmacher summer suit with
white accessories. The new Mrs.
Caldwell is a graduate of Kent
State University while Mr.. Cald-
well was graduated from the Uni
versity of Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-24
Flynn-Mackey Rites
Are First Wedding
Of Father Palka

Janice Flynn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Flynn of Lakeside,
was lovely bride in chantilly lace
Saturday as she was wed to Ron
aid Mackey, U. S. Navy, son of
Mrs. Mabel Mackey of Gypsum.
The wedding was the first one
to be solemnized in his new church
by the Rev. Paul Palka, new rect
or of st. Joseph's Catholic church
at Marblehead, who officiated at
the ten o'clock ceremony.
Attendants were Margaret Ann
Carlson, Marblehead, maid of hon
or; Donald Flynn, Lakeside, best
man; Patti EuTenius, bridesmaid,
and Howard Mackey, usher.
Saint Celia Choir sang and Mrs.
Joseph Malfara was soloist with
Miss Edna Myers organist. Hos
tesses for the reception at which
the bridal couple later received
200 guests in Danbury school, were
Mrs. Leroy Shirley, Mrs. Ed Brick
ley, and Mrs. julius Mras.
Altar bouquets were white glad
ioli and carnations, and a bouquet
of daises was presented the Bless
ed Virgin.
The brides lovely gown was
ballerina length with Queen Ann
collar and diamond pointed
sleeves. A high crown trimmed
in sequins held her fingertip veil
and she wore the groom's gift of
pearls. White carnations and glad
ioli we're in her bouquet. Her
maid of honor, in pink, and her
bridesmaid, in aqua, wore ballerina
length gowns of taffeta and net.
Their earrings and necklaces were
gifts of the bride, and their colon
ial bouquets combined roses and
hyachinths.
The brides mother, in navy with
white accessories, and the groom's
mother, in champagne colored
frock with beige accessories, he'd
corsages of roses. A wedding din
ner for ten guests at Ken's Cot
tage Restaurant preceded the re-
ception at the school.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. Mackey
left Sunday for San Diego, where
the groom is based. The bride a
1855 graduate of Lakeside high
school, wore periwinkle blue suit
with white accessories for travel
ling. The groom is 1853 graduate
of PCHS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-24
Nancy Wainwright Becomes Bride Of
Donald Caldwell At Elyria Sunday

An Elyria girl who is popular
teacher at Lakeside high school,
and Lakeside man who is phar-
macist at Green's Drug Store here,
were wed Sunday in Elyria.
Miss Nancy Wainwright, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Vain
wright of Elyria, became the bride
of Donald Caldwell, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Caldwell of
Lakeside at $50 June 10 in Wash
ington-Ave Church of Christ. The
Rev. H. J. Hilberry officiated, with
the Rev. Henry K. Shaw assisting
Following wedding trip through
southern states, they will reside
in Lakeside.
Mrs. Richard Wainwright, Ely
ria, was matron of honor and
Daniel Maunther of Woodville was
best man. Ushers were Richard
Wainwright and Edwin Nealand.
Clare Short was organist and Mrs.
Giles Roy was soloist.
The bride wore white embroid-
cred nylon over taffeta, fashioned
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-24
200 Orchids Flown From Hawaii Are
Used In June Is Nuptials Of Miss
CAROLYN M. Kirk And Arthur D. Gib3ens

Two hundred orchids flown here
from Hawaii through arrangements
made by the groom when he was
stationed at Fort Shafter added
unforgettable beauty to the June
wedding which Saturday united
Carolyn M. Kirk, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifton Kirk of Meachen
Grove, and Arthur d. Gibbens, son
of Mrs. Marjorie Griffith and
Lewis Griffith, of Erie, Pa.
The beautiful blooms ranged
from colorful pink wanda orchids
to the large white orchids, which
were in the bridal bouquet, and
TO the purple throated white or
chids in corsages worn by mothers
of the bridal couple.
The wedding Solemnized by TIE
Rev. Paul Reese in Trinity Metho-
dist church June 18 at two o'clock,
was double ring ceremony and
the double ring theme was carried
out in several motifs to add dis
tinctive touch to the nuptials.
Palms and bouquets were on the
Altar.
Sixteen pew markers, clusters of
satin ribbons, were each adorned
with trio of wanda orchids, and
on them were double wedding
rings. Double rings of wicker held
the graceful sprays of wanda or
chids fashioned into attendants
bouquets, and double wedding
rings were among the decorations
of the beautiful four TERED we'd
ding cake the bridal couple cut
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-24
SHOWER FOR MISS EAsroN

A bridal shower complementing
Miss Beverly Easton was given for
her by two of her aunts, Mrs. Geo.
Sperber and Mrs. Lucas Myers at
the Sperber home on June 16.
Bingo was played and refreshments
were served. Attending the shower
were Mrs. Gerald Iebbard of Mi
Ian, Mrs. Elmer Druyor, Mrs. Nor
man Burke, Mrs. Marvin Druyor,
Mrs. Glynn Ford, Mrs. Dallas Ford,
Mrs. Milford Easton, Mrs. Floyd
Easton, Mrs. Carl Easton, Mrs. Or
will Easton, Mrs. Joseph Hrupclo,
Mrs. Boyd Whissmer, Miss Marion
Rasmussen, Mrs. Lowell Schmitt,
all of Port Clinton, Mrs. Elmer
Durdell, Mrs. Dale Schimer, Mrs.
Gladon Otermat, all of Fremont,
Mrs. H. C. Peters, Mrs. Olin Peters,
Mrs. Walden Peters, all of Oak
HarbOr. Unable to attend but send
ing gifts were Mrs. Alton Nissen,
Mrs. Joe Bodnar, of Port Clinton,
Mrs. Alven EAaske of Sandusky,
and Mrs. Jim Bickyel of Milan.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-24
SURPRISE SHOWER

A surprise stork shower given by
Mrs. Harold Fehnrich at her Laurel
Ave. home Friday night honored
Mrs. Charles Boss, Jr. Guest list
included Mesdames rma Herring.
Margaret Herring, Shirley Free
mon, Fremont; Marjorie Kramer,
Janice Biggert, Oak Harbor; Lee
Spraker, Toledo; Nancy Whitehead,
Cleveland; Theodore Pieplow, Ma
rie Pieplow, Amos Nielsen, Herbert
Boss, Roger Boss, Charles Boss.
Roman Lachotzki, Jessie Fehnrich,
Dorothy Beckman, Joan Lehman,
Lillian Stafford, Marjorie Neither
land, Helen Hetrick, Doris Hagerty,
Gus Geiger, and Janet W.1itson.
and Miss Clara Livingway. A pink
and blue motif, carried out in dec
oratlonS and in refreshments, was
repeated in lovely corsage of
tinted carnations given the honor
guest.