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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

ROOM FOR COUPLE. home privil-
eyes. prefer someone with baby.
FOB dds 4-ssSsi RsFiNED, MIDDLE : AGED
LADY; all priyils.: conv. to transp..
shopping. Ii. 3-0s96. ---15
2O12 PERRY ST. Comfortable
fm... next semipvt. bath; $50 mo-:
employed person. AD. 2-1666.
LGE., NICELY FURN. RIM, pvt. bath.
Conv. transp. To refined gentleman.
4122 18th st. ne. Ill
32O4 CENTRAL AvE.-Eice, conf. I;
nr. bath and shower. Close in. good
location: gentleman. no: $500.
CAPITAL LIBRARY VIC. Large.
comfortable furn. rTn. IN quiet
home; $50 mo-; also smaller rm.,
.S25 mo. Ii. 3-1a67.
1880 1Ith ST. N.E.-Rm., nr. new
Providence Hospital. suitable for
s3a ONEIDA 81. N:E:-2 rms; good
CoLoRED-a1Is ANAcosTIA AVE.
H.E;-ouiet. clean. reasonable Lu.
CoIoRhED oh - sl1 9Th ST. Ne
Nicely furn. rm., heat and hot wa
CoLoRKb5ROoM JED. ROOM ToR Rent to q =
nice, quiet couple. AID. 2-s272.
1902 Lincoln I'd. ne. Ill
COLORED-LARGE ROOM for lady,
S2b month. Convenient transp.
c6IHosEipsm-sss.E.-rurn. osis-ss rm,. all
Privileges cple:. call Sunday Or
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CPL. OR ELDERLY PERSON in pvt.
nome; Ice. front rm.. some care
II needed; home cooking; bus at
door: close in TAX. PIX. JU. T-72Ss,
ROOM WITH EXCEL. MEALS, for
closet. KE. S-5046. (, Ill
Cool. I sirsie and doabie SIs room rooms niu for
young ladies and men; showers:
walking distance. excellent board.
COLUMBIA RD. NV, 2ool at Conn.
aye.--Niee clean attrsc. rms. with
air cond., Tv; $I6 yk.; good meals;
young people. CO, 6-2493. 12s
JUST LIKE HOMES working mother
and children. welcome. Child care;
very reasonable; AD. 4-0962.-11
O AN aSi Exclusive '@r fesidentinlp ID maIlp eISS axS
close In. ssls, and others, S16.56
ices CO. 6-934e. NO. 7-677O.
LOVELY MASTER BEDROOM In
private home TU. 2.2S44.-11
mother FsssSr .b's and III, chilGei NV. section;
157s MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Cir
Gle srea--LarEe attractive room,
available for . or 8; excellent food.
B0xhD AND Room for ret retired i
people: tray service; excel. food
downtown location. Do. 7-6694.
BRADLEY ARMS, at Dupont Circle
1925 10th St. n.w.-Home-cooked
food; reasonable prices.
1875 81. N.W.--Attrae. .sgls. and
dbls.. for young men and women
Delicious meals: Bendix. Tv.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM IN ne. for lady,
with or without board; home priv
neges: close transp. HO. 2-34S4.
N. ARLINGTON-Twin beds, closet
and stor. sp.: excel. meals, 0 days
wk: bus / blk. ia. 7-422e.
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ROOMS UNFuRNIsHED

2 ATTRAc. FRT. RMS. next bath,
on Pa. ave. Sc; uttls, refEr.. $40
mo. L. 4-0342.
COLORED-ROOMs FOR RENT for
couples OF single person. Cali DU.
7-4bS4. III
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AVAILABLE

1859 2sth ST. NV.
West Of Conn. ave-, near Sheraton
Park HOTEL rooms, kitchen and
bath. utilities furnished: rent, 500
Call and inspect.
s1S nth ST. NV.
Downtown, close to Government de.
partmentS--2 rooms and bath, util-
tiles furnished. maid service avail
able; rent, S72 per month.
CONN. AVE. AND PORTER ST. NV
Beautifully furnished apt. Of Q bed.
rooms. living room, dinette, kitchen
and bath. wall-to-wall carpets, mod.
ern Kitchen and bathroom fixtures
rent, $3.50.
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
T3H 18th ct Nw f1T a. Raof
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APTs. uNFURNIsHED-p. c


HAWAII AVE, at N. Capitol ne
Mod. S-famiiy BLDG; ? rms, kitch-
enette, bath, 2nd-fi. apt. avail.
Sept. 15. Only sos incl. heat and
hot water. Also Gift. refrigerator.
STEuART BROS. INC. DI. 7-243&
5sa srd 81. S.w.-5 lse. rms, kit.
and bath; 500 mo. NE. S-4941.
WALK TO woRK-see these 81 spa
cious ARM. kit. and bath apts.,
$50 and the well-kept, 64-unit
nS AIRY stbron fsy bids py@as S6s to sss wSsdTiES S
st. NV. Resident manager, Hu.
HiIIsIDE-1dsht Gi,iSaf1d and airy BLDG:
outside rms, cross ventilation. att
trac. dec; 24-hT; eley. service, 3
Resident Re mSnaeer. Ap. 1850,
eses FAIRLAwN AVE. s.E.-cal
VIM. CALOMIRIS REAL EST, Goa
District 7-1655. IL.
1867 GOOD HOPE RID. SEE rms,
gas: 500, so. :, P. SCHWARTZ.
sESAfiE GoUsTsS, y blk. from sens
ate once Bldg.-Lovely Z-Deorms
apt. 100 C st. ne. LII. 3-s525. Ea
eo1b r ST. NV rooms. kitch-
enette and bath; modern and in
excellent condition; 500 per mo.
Call C. E. WARREN. WA. 7-3oo3.
9IO r. I. AVE. Me-, No. e-2 rms,
kit, bath, $54. j. LEE DoNNELLY
a son. MA. s-3316: ewes. Wo.
HAMPTON COURTS APIS, 561s
New Hampshire ave. n.w.--1 and 2
Res. mgr, NO. 7-199S. Iii n
II9 MISSOURI AVE. N.W.--2-bed-
rn. apt, completely redec., In A.
unit apt. BLDG: excel. transp., CLOSE
to shops and school; $500. To In.
spect, call EN-, 2-SO63. --12
Mr.. PA. AVE. Sc. BRIDGE bedA
rms, liv. rm.. dinette, kitchen and
bath; conv. location: S75 plus utils.
Across Pa. ave. bridge, right on
Fairlawn ave. to 1412 Young st.
rHE liz cLfFTos. LII ,seoGj 1898 clifton is st. NV.
Four lge rms, hall, bath. pantry
locker; $40. See janitor or call
GEoRGEToWN NS GiaS5v EFF1C.-rull lit kit in n
psy HDt SSlass Sas 1885, slss lsS sS. ao WIZ
ssi4 sth 81. NJ. tnr. catholic
Univ.)-2 rooms, dinette, kitchen,
bath; newly redecorated: heat and
hot water furnished; only $3.50
mo. Inspect or call CO. 5-6222.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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Wesley Hotel
2131 o ST. NV.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Modern Comfortable
Living
THAT YOU ENJOY
SINGLES, $50 MONTHLY
GILES, $50 MONTHLY
Ho. 6-9100

COLORED-LARGR front room: 2
girls or coupe; home priyils. RA.
COLORED-SINGLE RM., for neat
refined, employed woman. In quiet
home, near transp. RA. 3-4723.
COLORED-NEATLY FURNISHED
room for refined gentleman, $3.50
FRONT RIM, ra-
dio. phone. $50 mo. Quiet person
Home privils. Ho. 2-0s17. after
coLoRED-lses 11.h sT.-Larxe
conv. to everything. La. 6-4044.
coLORED-LARGE FURN. RIM.
next to bath. with kit. priyils. 1917
riggs pl. NV. NO. 1855.
C0LORED--COMFORTABLE ROOM.
Home privileges; suitable for cple.
or sgle.; mr.. transp. CAN RA.
CoGoKED-FREE-Lse, rm., plus
without child, in excn. for child
care; share home. EN-. 3-l303.
coLoRED-sa BRYANT ST. NV
Tsss.; biz. transp. Ii. 6-Ts2S.
COLORED - FRONT ROOM for 2,
twin beds. kit. privils; suit. for
students or couple; $3.50 ca. 422
Crittenden ct. NV. Ia. e-S732,
III
coLoRED ~ BEDROOM and sittins
room, next to bath. Kitchen prlvi-
leges; In quiet, private home: en-
ployed couple. Call CO. 5-3eSS.
CoLoRED - CLEAN ROOM, triple;
dble. sink; in nice home; kit. priyils.
1864 Kenyon ST. NV. HO. 2-1b06.
COLORED
3132 nth 81. n.W.-Double and
single room, furnished or unfur-
nished; 1-room. kitchen apart
ment. and l basement apartment.
AD. A-a3b7. III
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LKsPEDAZA, stubble-hay. cheap.
Food quality. to IS tons. Price
Teas. WIN deliver. sP. 4-5241.
SADDLES, English and western: c5
%ranchReaf, % sTPoeMBao9ctak:s. ss7s X X
PfGS-i4 Chester white gifts and
sfrrSEs s foE s,so wkS; ssr,Ss 1ld' 4Ssl IA ea
HORSES BoARRb6RD. SStf Box stalls,
pasture, lse. fields for riding and
tomae School, +. M. CAN'T. ia.
cafnSccianLA BREEDERS, / pr.
cage. RA. 3-66s4.
CLASSY. brown and white gelding
pony: 81 In, Has been shown.
$3.50. win consider trade for mare
horse or pony. HaymarKet 4-2S30.
3 GENTLE RIDING HORSES. sound;
RIDING CAMP-instruction. trail
MoNTREsoR, Leesbars. Va. Lees.
HoRsE Slss ieS CART AND HARNESS. ss5
or best cffer. 1854 Allentown I'd,
HORSES BOARDED-Excellent care.
and miles of beautiful trails: S45
per mo. MILESTONE FARM. cR.
Pony. hunter. flly. also thorough:
ec aseknes s sfao IEsa Esersrse eaeH e
MARE PONY, brown and white. well
broke. Call RE. 6-b646.
HORSES, several nice ones, we'll
broken and very gentle; price
cheap. Dg; 5-9466. Retw. Tyson
Cor. and Vienna on Chain Bridge
SALE, REGISTERED POLLED
Herefords. Rhodes Farm, Gaines
vile. We. Phone NO. 7-4272,
SHEEP. good grade, s2s: pedigrsed
saaE aaDsnire euernses uam g Se,feE. hE s5ah sall
each ia yrs. old. LO. 7-7097.
BEAUTIFUL 42-in. brown-and-white
pony, extremely gentle, $246, incl.
Western saddle and other gear.
HE. 4-7100. Ext. t15.
Seitsas. fresh. others ~ sac close aolsssi1 ssifa
hood, vaccinated. TB and blood
tested Aug. is, 1855: $3.50 ca.
CHARLES II. JAMI6oN. Pooles-
vile 1862, Poolesviile, Md.
GENTLE RIDING MARE, 10 yrs..
White white, Sioo; her colt, 2 yrs. roam,
die and bride. $3.50. KI. 9-2567.
3 TOP WESTERN HORSES, large
roam pony. perfect hammered, walk
ing mare, perfect ladies mount: 8
small ponies. all eolors and sizes;
several very gentle horses for be-
sinners. WESTERN DAY. 2 Pm.
September Is. Hilltop Farm, Fisher
road, Temple Hills, Maryland. Call
10. 7-S022.
Cow, Holstein. Sd calf. full now
milk, $50; also 2 heifer calves.
CE. 3-6a7l.
CHINCHILLAS
Only thoroughbred pedigreed stock
sold. guaranteed to litter and dou-
Die their number the frst year.
Ranching procedures taught. May
be financed. Call Ev. 4-9I21.
: beaut. heifers: excel. condition.
Pleasant 9.23lS.
HORSES BOARDED
AND TRAINED :
EXCELLENT FACILITIES
GOOD RIDING TRAILS
WRITE A. z. STENQUIST
Holly Brook Farm. Marshall. Va.
ROOMS FuRNlSHED-N.W.
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A recently completed fireproof build.
ing beautifully decorated and fur.
nished By Dorothy Draper
DAILY RATES REDUCED FOR Elk.
PEkkeRTR EkoRERAT2fGT T1fGupsssSSf slSo pEERR Ae AAee;
WITHOUT LINENS OR MAIL
WTTH LINEN AND MAID SERVICE
service, sun deck over
looking entire city; amplifier mas
ter television antenna system, ga.
rage facilities; IL minis. from
White House.
Your Inspection Invited
Call EN-. 2-8800
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Immediate Occupancy

furnished. clean, and
2 bedroom apts., inmodern LARCH-
MONT GARDENS, nearby Arling4
ton; large rooms. spacious lawns.
recreational and playground fecil.
aeies' K
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FOR SHORT TERM oNLY--Beaut.
furn. apt; reception nall, iiv. rm,,
BLDG. on 10th st.; 500 mo; avail
able now. TYLER h RUTHER-
FORD, INC, RI. 7-b245. --12
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ROOMS WITH eoARD

CPL. or ELDERLY PERSON in pvt.
home; lge. front rm.;. some care
II needed; home cooking; bus at
door: close In TAX. PIX. JU. T-72SS.
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HAWTHORNE HOTEL
21S4 @ st, NV.

24-hour switchboard sery.: modern
showers, pvt. baths avail: singles.
dbls.; reas. weekly rates to per-
manent guests. EX. 3-7726.
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1465 r. I. AVE. NV, mr.. Scott Cir
ssls12nEd nd. d. rms .,,vos, bath; nicely ssS
Open 3-5 sun. j. LEE DONNELIY
q SON. Ma. S-3310: eyes,. Wo. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

Republics Polly FIex containers are sturdy as
they are procticoI. Designed in gay colors to
notch for kitchen sets or use separately in
office or nursery.
A. Jumbo size wostebosket for kitchen, office.
librory. Red, yellow, noturol. pink, green or
blue. l5xl6" $40
B. Extra Ioroe utility basin measures l54x-
57s" Deep Red, yellow. frost or white l9S
c. Screw top deconter with copied pouring
s-o.,+ 70c
.. Eleven quart utility pail with tight fitting
cover. Yellow or red 49sIsy@ss 9S.fS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

3Ox72", regularly 1905 l.
Lightweight aluminium Folco-FoId tobIe
with dozens Of uses for picnics, outdoor
meals. as q desk, sewing and cutting
toble and many others. Folds costly for
storage or corrying-
Not shown:
Other Folco-Fofd tobles with oIunnum
moIdine, tempered Duloux top that
withstonds weather. water, alcohol or
ocid
24x6O" tobIe, regularly 1895 1925
3ox6o" tobIe, reeuloriy 24.95 4!9S
24x48" toble, reeulorly i4.95 9.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

Sturdy, handsome outing kit in plaid carrying
case, with zippered fastening, block simulated
leother hondies You'll use it all year round
for picnics, sporting events and travelling. Set
includes blue enomeIed metal food box for
sandwiches, coke or fruits; quart size vacuum
bottle with 4 nested Plastic cups and quart
size vocuum food jar with stopper and Plostic
cup iT1o
Scotsman kit with pint sized bottles, 1925
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27
Dozens of
Other Values, Too!

2.99 Cannon White Percale
72x108 in. or fitted twin
sheets 2.49
81x108 in. or fitted double,
2.79
3.49 Cannon ColOred Percale
72x108 in. or fitted Twin
Sheets ---2.99
81x108 in. or fitted double,
S.39
4.95 Pepperell White Nylon
Fitted Twin Sheets ---3.95
Fitted Double --------4.95
5.95 Playtex Foam Pillows,
Sanforized, Upper cover,
7.95 Super Plump----6.95
9.95 King Size -------S.95
Mattress Pad and Cover Com.
binatiOn. Twin Size, San
foriZed --------------4.99
Double Sizes ---------5.99
NylOn-C Covered Dacron Com.
forter, light, warm and COM
pletely washable, white, yell
low, pink or blue 1875
500 Imported Rayon and Cot
ton Damask, 60x90 in.
Cloth, z colors -------4.99
9.sS Size 64x1O4 in. Cloth,
500
SOC Matching Napkins, 39c
1898 Imported Italian Bridge
Sets. Hand-embroidered, AK
42-in. Cloth and 4 Napkins,
5.98 set
500 Fa m Gus Make Lace
Cloths, 70x90-in. dinner-size
In ecru cotton --------3.99
1.79 Martex "Kensington"
Towels, deep-piled, 24x46-in.
Bath Towels, 8 colors- ---1.39
Hand Towels
Washcloths ------------33c
Cannon Economy Bath
Towels. Size 20x40 in, 6 COL
orS -----------------6 for 50
Hand Towels-----------39 c
WaShcloths ------------19c
4.99 TwO-Pc. Bath Sets. Heavy
chenille mat and lid cover,
9 colOrS-
Fieldcrest Beach Towels, ex-
ira size towels in gay stripes,
l.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

A ,UindfaU of Ualue for Spring brides-to.
be for experienced housewives, ,UeH
accustomed to recognizing real savings
,Uhen they see them!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

All famous brands -. in staple bed
linens, to,Oels, plain and fancy table
linens, Blankets and comforts Get your
share early, tomorrow, Thursday!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27
If Perfect 6.98
"KOOIfOan,''
Late1 Foam, Pillows
2.9'9

Save 81 . . that's right :.
81, on the only pillow that is
1909 pure latex foam. And
not a single pillow with any
serious defect.
II You
Perfect Size NOW Save
8.95 Extra Plump 3.99 S.
1898 Super-size 4.99 $6
Piuows-5th FL Washington
3rd Fl. Siluer Spring G. PARKtngton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

Seconds of Cannon Mu
Or 81199 in. double at one lou price!

Only Cannon would classify them
as seconds! An uneven hem =.
a tiny spot :. thickened thread
:. only things like that, which
you'd probably never see, yourself,
and which certainly won't in any
way affect the wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27
800 Scatter-Size
27r5O Inch
Cotton Rugs
2 for s.

Deep-piled cotton twist rugs,
with latex back that holds the
loops firm and makes them
skidproof. And just see the
color choice rose, hunter
green, blue, gray, yellow, light
green, red, aqua or white.
5th Floor, Washington; 3rd Floor,
SilUer Spring and PARKtnoton
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7.99 Irish Linen
Dun,ask
63x84 in. Cloths
40

Perfect quality, linen damask
cloths rich in sheen and
bleached snowy-white. In the
8 most wanted patterns. Rose,
Poppy or Chrysanthemum.
s95 Banquet-size 6sx1o2 in. Cloths,
1858 Matching 22x22 in. Napkins,
$50 dog.
Table Linens-5th Fl. Washington
3rd Fl. Stlver Spring G. PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

Smooth and white as milk :. be-
cause they are woven of fine
combed, long-staple cotton that
makes for good looks as we'll as
years of wear. Packed in pairs, in
pliofilm =. wonderful present
for that June bride.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08

up with representatives from
the hunts within tongue range.
Among the Washington bea-
gle enthusiasts going up to the
hound show and then over to
FAIR Hill will be Wing Comdr.
George Belcher. British Air At
tache, and Mrs. Belcher who
are driving up with Capt. and
Mrs. Joseph Rogers and the
Tom Taylors.
Those who are left, and
many who can make it back to
Aldie in time, will be guests of
the Thomas DeLashmuttS who
are giving a cocktail-on-to-
supper-party at Oak Hill late
Saturday afternoon and night.
Next Saturday. the 18th. has
been reserved for a Gymkhana,
the first thing of its kind in a
long series of benefit produc-
tons. from horse shows to
auctions. given for the Trinity
Episcopal Church in Upper
vile. Tournaments. pony OBJ
stacle races, a pageant, a polo
game between the Warrenton
and Washington, D. c. teams
and a final auction of hams.
calves. lambs and puppies will
run from 10 in the morning
until dusk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08

all this for $50, with the
public invited.
Mrs. John B. Shinberger of
Purcellville, Va. will be the
commentator this year. Lisa
Shinberger, a former ballet
dancer with Albertina RaSch,
and who toured with her own
Modern Age Dancers. will have
to be good to meet the COM
membership of Bev Byrd. who
spoke last year in silken tones
of things he should have
known nothing about. If it
rains. the show, which starts
at $3.50 EST. will be transferred
to the Episcopal Parish House
in Boyce. Va. Boyce is'down the
road from Berryyille.
Race Meet Saturday
More Of the countryside's
collective eyes and cars will
follow the first of two race
meets on Saturday at William
DuPont's estate at Fair Hill,
Md. Some of them are taking
in the Bryn Mawr Hound Show
at Media, Pa, on Friday. before
going over to Fair Hill. The best
hounds from local packs, War.
renton, Orange. Piedmont and
Middleburg, are being shipped
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clRcLlNG THE COUNTRYSIDE
Benefit Fashion Show
At AVenel Saturday

apple orchards, was built in
1914 by State Senator John
Gold. and was the site of the
first school house In Clarke
County and still has its orr
ginal slave quarters.
Garden Setting
The gardens are lovely and
will be the setting and back
ground for the models, whose
theme this year will be a
Passport to Paris" With
background music by Jack
Morton, child models in the
prologue will bid bon voyage
to their lucky parents. Scene
one will show parent models
arriving at lie Havre; scene
two, a tour of the Louvre and
luncheon at Tour D'Argent.
and dinner at Maxim's will
end the show.
Door prizes, an innovation
this year. viii be drawn from
ticket numbers and will in
clude some exciting donations
from various shops and hotels
from New York to Pinehurst.
When the last prize has been
handed out. tea win be served
in the gardens Of Avenel. And
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
Miss Moskowitz Bride
iOf Mr.. Dorfmun

Miss Florence Moskowitz,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris j. Mosxowitz Of Yonkers,
N. Y, was married Septem-
Der 4 in the Congregation Sons
of Israel in Yonkers to Mr..
julius Dorfman. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Dorfman of
Washington.
Rabbi Alexander S. Rosen-
berg and Rabbi Aaron Green
baum performed the ceremony,
which was followed by re-
ception.
Mr.. Dorfman is a veteran
of the Korean War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS

BERRYvILLE, Va. Sept. 8
The mud has dried on the
grounds of the Warrenton
Horse Show ring where Arthur
Godfrey trod, narrow country
roads are no longer cluttered
with horse vans and the coun-
tryside is turning most of its
collective eyes towards Berry,
vile on Saturday.
Every year. maids and ma
irons of Clarke County put on
a fashion show for the bene-
At of the Clarke County Visit
ing Nurse Association-that
worthy group that sometimes
takes to horseback. in no sport
ing spirit, to reach their pa
tents. Each year, one of the
more imposing homes and
gardens is loaned for the show.
This year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard E. Byrd, son and
daughter-in-law of United
States Senator Harry Byrd,
have invited the association to
hold the fashion show at their
Avenel. Avenel, a mile or SO
outside of Berryville, in the
middle of 1,500 acres of Byrd
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Red Cross
Drive On
Continued From Page B.

Continued From Page B.,
makes surgical dressings, etc.
Those interested in social well
fare can assist professional
staff workers in this field and
staff aides man information
and reception desks, and assist
in clerical work.
This is the variety OF work
available, and those interested
are urged to contact the Dis
trict chapter. Executive $4,000.
Extension 201 for enrolment.
officials Present
Among those who attended
Mrs. Finley's tea were Mrs.
Gunderson. Mrs. George Hart
man and Mrs. Harold Park Of
the Montgomery chapter; Mrs.
Rubin Horchow and Miss M.
Louise Thornton of the Ar
lington group; Mrs. E. Lee
Trinkle and Mrs. Glenna Van
Bibber of Alexandria. and Mrs.
Homer Heller and Mrs. James
@. May of Fairfax County.
From the District chapter
were Mrs. G. Morton Rose.
Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Harry Gid
dings, Mrs. F. w. FRANKIE, Mrs.
Curt Schiffeler. Mrs. Francis
Hildebrand. Mrs. ward
Moore, Mrs. Herbert Daggett,
Mrs. Harold F. Nudge. Mrs.
Lemuel Bolles, Mrs. Mason
Armstrong, Mr.. Francis H.
Cobb, Mr.. Martin T. Wiegand.
Mrs. Lester Cohen and Mrs.
James T. Bergman.
Mrs. Robert w. Wilson, ma
tional director of the office Of
volunteers. was present. as was
Mrs. Joseph Wild from the
Eastern Area, American Red
Cross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-25

personal attention and extra services you just can't get in
those far-way big city stores.
Now he's talking about the again He's saying that
without the fender accident the gasoline and repair
bills bound to go up when you travel miles through
heavy traffic to 60 shopping and now he's reminding
her about something called -four bits here and there"
for parking.
Nom isn't giving him any argument this time guess
she's learned her lesson In fact she's saying that
when she does her shopping in town she'll be doing
business with the people who help support schools
and parks many other community services
charitable drives !. and civic organizations.