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Evening star., 1955-06-24

BALTIMORE, June "a (R.-
Baltimore Evening Sun today
published an account of what
it called examples Of ''how land
SPECTATORS have taken advan-
tage of the State Roads Com
mission"
The story said the commits
sion last year paid $4,000 for
4.23 acres of land taken from a
25-acre tract near Rockville
for a highway right-of-way.
Just a few weeks before the
commission paid the $4,000
price, a real estate operator
bought all of the Is acres for
$40. 900, according to the Sun
The operator made a profit OF
I$8, 900 plus 20 acres of land fol-
holding the entire parcel only
a few weeks.
Evening star., 1955-06-24

Neil has been principal Of the
Reed Elementary School for three
years.
Miss Virginia l.. Tindall, who
had been a teacher at the Reed
School, was named principal to
replace Mr.. Mcneil.
The board commended three
teachers who retired at the end
of the school year just completed
for their ''long and faithful serv-
ice." They are Miss Maude Orn-
doff, Of Washington-Lee High
School, who taught 40 years in
Arlington: Mrs. Lillian j. Wald-
rop, of Page School, a teacher
for IS years, and Diedrich Dalke,
of Swanson Junior High, who
taught for 81 years.
Evening star., 1955-06-24

American Service Center
5S5 No. GIebe Rood
Arlington, Va. License No. II
Hordy Riehordson Motor Sales
South Washington and Wilkes Streets
AIexandrio, Va. License No. 675
Evening star., 1955-06-24
Dairy House Burns
On MARYLAND Form

Upper Montgomery County
firemen yesterday saved a large
dairy barn on the farm Of r.
Malcolm White, at Dickerson,
Md. when fire destroyed the ad-
joining dairy house.
The loss was about $4,000. in
cluding all dairying equipment
Evening star., 1955-06-24
Joins Bereu FucuIty

MONTEREY, Va, June "a up,
Roscoe v. Buckland is resign
ing as superintendent of public
schools in Highland County to
become professor of education
at Bera college, Kentucky.
Evening star., 1955-10-06

ANSWERS ON Next Page)
Evening star., 1955-10-06
THE LAND OF DOWN UNDER

SP1NN
ANT Eaten
EoHIDNA
DUCK eiLlED
RkTYPUS
More strange Creatures

Although Australia big call 1t continent really
the Of the world for thousands
millions of
In that time sonic strange animals had chance to develop
Also animals else
where live Australia favorable condi-
tons there.
Two Of the the spny and the duck
billed platypus.
Although do look alike similar habits they
have this They both lay They the only
mammals in the world that do
spiny called the its
around its mouth after matches carries the
its mouth for awhile also When threatened it rolls ball
and relies the barbs in its hair to repe the
platypus webbed feet bill soft fur like
1t lives by the water The mother platypu
matches two cuddng them against her body
To add Australian cutout collection color the patypu
picture light cardboard and along the
lines Fold back the and od forward the bottom
along the dotted lines Now paypus will stand does
the in the small picture at the upper left.
Tomorrow: A Real Live Teddy Bear
yioleM eHeens.A Al PNewsfeat atures)
Evening star., 1955-10-06

polar bear on the other side Of
the mountain. without glasses, |"
Stumped, the explorer told
them OF the marvels Of modern
surgery.
Our doctors can put a patient
to Sleep" he said, remove q dis
eased organ and sew him UP
again as good as new"
AT this, the Eskimos laughed
more, derisively.
Our medicine man" they
said. can remove a sick mans
spinal column, and replace II
with a new one, without q
scratch appearing on the bodyl
This was enough for Stefans-
son. What were his insignificant
wonders compared to the pow
erful imaeinations Of the witch
doctors, OF whom the Eskimos
klived In aver
Evening star., 1955-10-06
FAMOUS FABLES
BY 4. E. EDGAR

MAGIC. During one of his
trips to the Far North, Arctic
Explorer vilhjalmur Stefansson
came upon Eskimos who had
never before seen white man,
Curious to learn what their re-
action would be. he described to
them some of the wonders Of the
civilized world.
"You see this?" he said. show
ing them his binoculars. With
these glasses. ! can see q polar
bear a mile away
4 The Eskimos were strangely
iinimpressed.
"So?" they replied disdainfully,
sQpr man Of magic can see q
Evening star., 1955-10-06
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HoNoRE M. CATUDAL
BY Rouson

ii do believe that the
great American people. who have
learned to progress without the
conflicts Of force. ought to give
Iof their influence in directing
the world to a plane where war
cannot occur said a recent
President; was it Wilson, Hard
ing, Roosevelt or Eisenhower?
What unsuccessful political
venture does Chief Justice War
rem have in common with the
late President r. D. Roosevelt?
(Which future Chief Execu-
tive served as United States
Minister to France and Great
Britain under two different
Presidents?
(Answers ON Next Page)
Evening star., 1955-10-06
By EAsLEY BLACKWOOD

2A Pass A All pass
In today's hand, after her
partner bid one spade, she pro-
NOTED her king Of spades to 4
points. This gave her total
of is points in high cards. She
rot it up to II by adding point
for each doubleton and that
rqualified" for a raise to three
spades.
Mr.. Abel responded to this
strong urging by going on to
game at spades.
There was no play for this
contract as Mr.. Masters opened
q heart and Mrs, Fusty collected
two tricks in that suit. She re-
turned a low club and the de-
tenders were bound to get club
and spade for down one.
Mrs. Rhule should have gone
beyond the teaching Of the text
books and used little common
sense as it applied to this spe-
cific situation.
Mrs. Fusty's overcall had told
her plainly enough that her king
of hearts was not worth the
usual 3 points.
B The probabilities were that it
was not even worth l point. 1t
would have been another matter
If Mr.. Masters had bid hearts or
II hearts had not been bid at all.
1t was all right for Mrs. Rhule
TO promote her king of spades
because the evidence Of the bid
ding sequence indicated it would
be a useful card for her part
ner.
" On the same type Of reasoning,
however, she should have de-
moted her king Of hearts because
1t was likely this would not. be a
useful card.
Discounting the value of the
king Of hearts, a sensible proce-
dure would have left Mrs. Rhule
with a single raise. There would
have been no justification for
Mr.. Abel to bid again over two
spades and the minus score
would have been avoided.
It is very fine to have q sound
knowledge of bidding standards
land requirements as set out in
the textbooks, but nothing can
ever take the place Of good judg-
ament in handling special situa-
lions which constantly arise in
actual play.
kfcnnrr,chf. 1853. General Feantres Corr.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-28

I'd Bobby 81 Richmond. Mrs,
William Harding. Mrs. Virginia
81 ger Of Farmvtlle. also. Mr. and
Mrs Wesley DInkum. Mr.. and
Mrs Dallas Rainey, MI. and Mrs
. u Jones. Mr. ard Mrs. Ben
Ballove MI and Mrs Paul Jones.
Hrler Annette and DID. Miss
Florence Jones. Mr. and Mrs
CIeyeIan8 Jones Marx and Jane
ATr ana Ms Watkins Lee and
Afarv Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs
Cleveland Elcan Mrs Annie Gar
nett MISS Frances Garnet. Mr.
aad Mrs. Marvin Austin. Mrs
B4ker Baldrdise and Mrs James
Finch
ATr and MIS- ]. B Carter and
Bonnie Of Orange. spent the week
end with their parents. Mr. and
MIS- j Y Carter Saturday Bob
bv Garter Of Fork Union spent
t1e day With them all
MIS- Ernest Bowling IL spend
ing th& week in South Hill With
her son-in-law and daughter.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-28
Chestnut Grove

Capt T r Saul returned F.o1ae
from Mcclure Hospital In Rich
mond on Tuesday. accompanied
~ Mrs. 7 n Sail and r n Re
pass. He s1ll be reporting back
TO tie hospital in two weeks HIS
Condition Is reported a. hatisiac-
tory
Earl Norris. gon Of M and
Mrs L. + Morris. ALI iea1e mere
or February 3 70 serve ID the
L s. Army
W n Forbes Nho has Deal
confined To mis- bed the pkgt week
remains III about the same con
dition
Eey and Mrs. J p thtane II
Vera and Mr. and Mrs J l. a.
ris and Bonnie Uefe Sunday din
her guests IN the homr II Mr.
and Mrs r. r. Harris
q + Cook has returned nome
after q brief visit with Mr. and
Mr. Bernard Cook at BllrkeylIle
q l. Pope returned 10 his home
~ Jeterswlie Saturday night AZ
yer spending some time with Mr.
and Mrs + - t5enger Other
Visitors IN the same home OH
Saturday Were Billy Pope. oi
Crepe James Abbott of Rice
and Floyd Pope 81 Jetersy!ile
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-28
THE FARNyILLE 0a) HERALD FRIDAY JAN IS la55

staff n November. 1852 A grad
ia.e Of william and Mary Coz
Egg. Jones vas iii real estate
prior 10 accepting the position
1t D.lwyn
A the bushes meeting 9ank
presid mt J II Spessard. gave
5r1ef summary on t1e gr:Utlf
u the bank since lis foun5.n
u 1906 ne. aoaed ID the resume.
-ha. at the Close of 1854 tae bank
aad accumulated assets totallna.
81 million 900 900 and shar a.
goal of ~ million had byarS set.
for 1858
Nj Spessard made mention q
he services offered by The Buck
!ngham Bank stating that nearly
al services offered By mu,h lar
ger bank wee available Ire
He also Commented oa II sil.-
900 remodeln@ lob the 3a.lkt in )
dss~Wen, in early Skinner which
included the addition Of central
heating ana air conditioning
new counters. neW lizhta}g fix
lures and flooring and safe de-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-28

FarmYille we're visitors and sup
per guests IN the II F Harris
nome on Thursday. James VII
lsamg. Of Farrnvilie. visited ii the
same home Thursday night
Mr.. ard Mrs Claude Morris
and son visited Mr. and Mrs T.
y SAnger Thursday night
Mrs r n SaI. AIrs " T
Cook and Mrs. H. r Harris att
tended the LEADER Meeting at
Buckingham Courthouse Monday
afternoon
sIr ard Mrs j l. Harris and
Bonnie VISITED Nj ard Mrs. D 4
MANS near FarmYiIle Sunday eve
ming.
Mr and Mrs william Kidd ard
children VISITED Mr. and Mrs !.
Z Morris Sunday evening
Mrs W r Cook visited Mrs
H T Harris Monday
w L OBrien, Of Prospect. has
been spending some time with
MI and Mrs. r. l. Harris
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-28

My ana A1ys Robert Jones and
Ioipny. Tom Trlslow and son
And Mrs. Anne Y KIDD of Fall
mouth, spent tbs week end with
Mr. and Mrs T " senger
Mr and Mrs p l. Claoo2ai
and Howard 81 Farmyalie, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene OBr.en
Sunday afternoon.
ne Harold Gloger ol Cnanute
Field Illinois. Is home on a Is
day leave and wlU report for over
seas duty On February 10
Nh ard Mrs CLAUDE Morris
and CIaud~a Jr visited Mr. and
Ms william Kidd Thursday
hight
K. NJ Beasley is some what m
proved after being ID the past
week MI ard MIS-. z. d. Senger
and boys visited IN the same
home sunday night
lid Club Meets
Tie Home Demonstration Club
van meet with Mis- Blanche HoY-
prd AZ Buckingham on Monday
January 81 a. 2 = nj The Dem
pnstratlon viii be on pest con-
trol ln the home All members
we're cordially invited to attend
Sunday visitors Of 'Mf and Mrs
william KIDD were. Mr. and Mrs
] Robert Jones and johnny. Tom
Trusiow and son and Mrs Annie
v KIDD all Of Falmouth
Mr. and Mrs Mel Weaver. 81
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-28

Mr. and Mrs Allen Stokes. Jr.
And their new baby boy william
Allen Stokes
Mrs. Monroe Jones is spendsn-
some time in Richmond with her
lister. Mrs c G Ch-ldress and
Mr. Childress
The night circle Of the WSCS
met Thursday night with Mis-
Cleveland Forbes.
The Methodist Mems Club OF
SMYRNA Church wall meet Tues
tay nieht. Feb st SymIna
thurch AT 730 and Ii is hoped
that a large number Will be pres
AM
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-28
Aryoniia

The Aryon.a Improvement Clb
MET in the home Of Mrs F1anciS
FALLS on Jan l8 with a majority
III the active members present
After the business meeting ana
delicious refreshments served ny
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-28
Sheppards

Sunday morning after Sunday
School lat Smyrna Church Or
ard MIL Poland Hutchlngs ara
Mr. Gordon Grlgg invited the
members to come 10 Their home
III the afternoon and share ID the
birthday cake I'd mark the 80th
BIRTHDAY Of then mother. Mrs I
p FoF1e s Miss Alice as she
is ~ atfect.ona.eiy known was
Tie ec.pient 0f many lovely cards
and e.ftF and she looked 50 pref
ty I'D a new dress fer the ocea r
Non TIA cake and minis and
nuts we're served the guests The
color scheme vas carried in vel
low and white Among those pres
ent aer5 lit and Mrs BOD MAYO
post bikes
O-hsr business included agree
ments 10 split present stocks
into flra shares f0r one.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-28
Buckingham Bank
Directors Name
Jones To Board

DESPITE a SIX inch snowfall Al
itocknolders and guests were
present for the annual Buckng-
am County Eank stockholders
meeting held last Wednesday,
Ian 10 at Ran5ons Restaurant.
Following a luncheon at p. m.
business meeting was held at
which time all the present mem
}crS Of the board or directors
yre reelected and one new mem
Pm added to the board which
low numbers 10
The nsW board members is
fenneta l. Jones. 80, Of New
anton the present cashier
Jones has held that position for
he past Two years. He loiAed the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
MCL Shrine Clnb Stages Second Dance
In New Home Saturday Night, July p

The MIC Shrine Club of Loris,
Myrtle Beach and Conway an.
|nources 4 dance to he held Satur-
day night. July % in their new
home or L. s. Highway Il near
Myrtle Beach.
The we'll known Orchestra of
Ed Turbeville has been engaged
for this gala occasion and 4
large crowd is expected TO attend.
The public is cordially invited.
The charge vii be $500 per
couple or $3.50 stag.
Noble Ed Hickman of Loris
is chairman Of the dance com
mtttee. Noble Baker OF Myrtle
Beach is chairman of the adver-
Using committee. Noble G. J.
Creel is president of the MIC
Shrine Club and Noble Philip
Gray. ctary-treasurer.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
MIC Shrine Club will have the
refreshments in charge. The
profit received from the sale of
refreshments will go to buy new
kitchen equipment.
The beautiful new home of the
MIC Shrine Club will be in per.
feet shape for the dance, the
second one in the new home. and
the club Is planning to continue
throughout the summer month.
;wo 10 four dances n month. The
first dance was held last FRIDAY
night. Those who have not seer
the handsome new building o.
MIC Shrine Club will now have
The opportunity to do so.
SarincrS visiting this new
home during the Spring Ccrc.
monial held in June stated thai
this is the incest Shrine HON,
anywhere in this section. Mem.
lhcrs Of the club are very anxiou.
for everyone to attend this dane,
and enjoy the hospitality of tn,
local Shrincrs.
/ Guests are expected from d;f.
fercnc parts Of North and South
! Carolina and with the visiting
people spending their vacation
on the Horny Strand no doub,
there will be a large number in
attendance a; the dance. Ed
Tmocy.Ile and his orchestra has
+ played numerous times for the
Nhr:ncrs and they are very for
tIna;c in securing this noted
orchestra for summer dances.
/ The ladies' of MIC Auxiliary
are going all out to see that
. everyone in attendance a tae
dance will be we'll entertained
and refreshments will be in album
dance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
Cocker Alumnae

Mrs. w. W. Woody of Tabor
City was named assistant chair
man for Columbus County Of
interstate 18th district in chang
CS announced this week in the
district organization and lead
CrShip Of the Cocker College ~
lumnac Association.
Mrs. Woody is a member Of
the Tabor City School faculty.
Named to the Horry-Colum-
bus County district along with
Mrs Woody was Mrs. Robert +.
Holiday of Conway.
District leaders represent their
districts on the executive coun-
ell OF the Alumnae Association.
Most of the Carolinas and parts
of other Atlantic Scaboard states
are covered 10y the 33 district
.hhhhh hhhh hhhhh GG
organizations. They have been
remembered as tc Aiken County
consolidation made necessary.
Mrs. Woody was one Of five
new assistant district chairman
named by the Association.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
4-h Members Will
Hold Festivities

Approximately 200 All men,
bcrS are expected To participate
in District Demonstration Day
beginning tomorrow at $50
o'clock i'll Whiteville according
to Mrs. Elaine Blake, county
home agent, and Miss Rebccca
Williams, assistant home agent.
With activity slated in the
high school building. Agricul-
,ural building and ut Strole'S
Dairy. All members will be
competing for the right 10 repre-
sent the district in state compe-
,itiou.
Assisting with the five hour
program will be judges Mrs.
Catherine Yates, dairy feeds:
Mrs. Doris Pridgcn. speaking,
md Mrs. Arthur Baldwin, tall
Cnt.
Demonstrations will be guild
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

ed by w. A. Stephens. beekeep-
ing; J. A. Shanklin, cotton
production and marketing: Miss
Mary Morgan. dairy feeds: J. d
George, dairy management: Ed
win Coates. electric: r. S. Doug
las. forestry.
Jim Butler. livestock conserv-
.3tion; ASter Perry. peanut pro-
.ouction and marketing: W. c
Andrews. poultry; Miss Fleta
HarrelSon, public speaking
Frank Dogctt, water and soil
conSCrvatIon: J. c. FERGUSON
tractor operation: Miss Maud,
Schaub. talent: Henry CovinC.
ton, vegetable marketing anc
production: Miss REESE ElwooC
Bryan, vegetable use.
Winners will be announced a,
.2:3O III special program in the
elementary school auditorium.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

Ier-in-law. Mr.. F. w. Harris of
Townsville. G8
Mr.. Earle II. Meas Of Green's
boro was best man. and the ush-
ers were William II. Lucas,
charlotte. and Robert l.. Folgcr,
Raleigh.
For travel the bride changed
TO a grey dress with white linen
accessories.
The bridegroom took his de-
!recn in business administration
;crc NJ the University of North
Carolina and is now a represent
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

vile. N. c.. and the late Mr..
Tucker. Mr.. Row is the son OF
Mrs. Agnes Swasty of San Fran
cisco. Calf. and Edgar S. Row
of Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. He is
well-known in the Tabor City
area.
The bride wore Street-lingth
sheath dress of white lace over
cotton taffcta. Her tiny hat
matched her dress, and She car
ried a white prayer book topped
with white orchids. She was
given in marriage by her broth
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
Tncker'R01V
Wedding Rites
Said Friday

CHAPEL HILL. JULY-MisS
Anne b. Tucker of Chapel Hill
and Leslie II. Row of Whining
ton were married here Friday,
July |, in the Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. Vance Barren
'officiatcd.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. F. Taylor Tucker of Towns
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

The dance starts at 900 pm
and continues til? Every one
is invited and if you love dancing
at its best now is the time
to visit the new Shrine Home
and enjoy the evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ginberg re-
turned to their home in Atlanta,
Ga. Tuesday following a visit in
the home of their son, Bennett
Ginberg, Mrs. Ginberg, and dau-
ghter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

Mrs. Tom Angle returned
Monday from James Walker
Memorial hospital where she
underwent a major operation.
She is convelascing at her home
on the Pireway road
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

We've never seen anything like it! This
new Purina Fly Bait kills flies while YOU
watch-and keeps it up for weeks on end.
You just scatter the little dry particles
where flies congregate-in barns, feed
rooms, poultry houses, even outside
and Purina Fly Bait does the rest.
Before you buy any fly control, stop
by the store and see this brand new prod
uct kill flies while you watch. 1t comes
in handy 2-lb. shaker-top cans or in 10
and 25-lb. bags. And say, you'll like the
low, low price tag q ~ EJit. Stop by
the first chancc you get.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

alive Of the Massachusetts A.
tective Association. Ind, anAsS
Paul Revere Life lnS,r,
Company. with his headouar..
in Wilmington. He serves ,ssp'
tory that includes Tabor CITY
The bride is an alumna q, a.
Woman'S College in Greensho-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Major Can,.
and son. Davis. OF Wilmins.s!
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Him..
Canady during the FourthS :.
July holidays. Nv
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
Want Ads

FOR SALE - Masses strawbcr-
~ plants Tor sale. See {. Z
Graham, Old LoriS-Tahor City
Highway. (7/6,l3,2O,GT8.3)
CALCULATOR - We have loan
ed our calculator and would
appreciate having it returned
10 New Farmers Warehouse
Immediately.
WE DO PIPE THREADING
with all-elcCtriC pipe thread
ing machine. Can thread pip,
from one-cIGhth inch TO two
inches. Complete stock of pip,
fittings.
Dorman Furniture Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Complete Funerals from
500 up.
Tabor City Funeral Home.
Phone 1851. Tabor City. y. c. u
Ambulance
2i-lIOur service, oxygen equip
ped. Tabor City Funeral Home.
fhone 1851, Tabor City, n. c.
Il
PICTURE FRAMING - Let US
frame your pictures. diplomas
ctC.-Any size you need in as
sorted COloTS E. ". y. Woody
g. W. +. Cox Company. Tab
or City. y. G.
FOR SALE: individually design
ed Spencer supports and Lad
les Nylon Slips. See Mrs. u
F DunCum, =. O. Box 2.
Phone 1881. Tabor City.
finance your farm with us
long terms and easy payments
Ncsmith Insurance Agency il.
Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

The MIC Shrine Club of Loris,
Myrtle Beach and Conway an
nources 4 dance to he held Satur-
day night. July % in their new
home or L. s. Highway II near
Myrtle Beach.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
ADVERTISEMENT
ran Girls ANONYMOUS

Tan Girls Anonymous
II you can't conquer that feeling
that you're conspicuous in public
because you're tall and that your
clothes all look odd and ill-fitting
because you always have to alter
regular sizes, there Is q meeting
place for people like you. It's Tall
Fashions where tall girls find
clothes that fit beautifully and
make them proud of their height.
Tall Fashions, $40 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
-southall Photo

-Harris-Ewing Photo
MRS. JIMMIE r. MITCHELL
The former Miss Regina M.
Didden. Her marriage to 1t.
Mitchell. U.S.A.F., took
place June 3 in the Shrine
of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Wedding Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar F.
Lockstampfor of Hyattsville.
Md, announce the marriage
last fall of their daughter
Rebecca Kay to Mr.. Elmer
M. Gilbert of Hampton, Va.
The couple will make their
home in Hampton.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-28

ing each Catholic high school will
take part in the contest. which
is sponsored by the CYO Coun-
ell.
A pops concert by the Colum-
bus Symphony Orchestra is
scheduled at 8:15 p. m. Thursday
at Valley Dale. A social program
featuring Chuck Selby's orches-
ira, will follow.
One of the hishiighfs of the
week will come Sunday, Nov.
8, az q Youth Rally at 3 p. m.
in ST. Charles SeminarY's gym
nasium. Principal speaker will
be Father James conroY, asso-
eiate editor of "our Sunday
Visitor" Recitation of the Ros.
sry and Benedietion will eli.
max the program. A similar
rally at ST. Mary of the Springs
last year drew approximately
1000 young people.
In announcing the Youth
Week schedule, Father Richard
Dodd, diocesan director of Youth
Activities, also pointed out the
Importance Of the observance He
asserted:
ut calls attention to the great
spiritual qualities found in our
youth and in many of our youth
programs. The theme, Youth
Our Hope" will focus attention
to the goodness in so many of our
youth in this day when the tend
ency is to publicize only the de-
linquents."
Bernard Luthman of 1883 w.
Third Ave, president of the
Council of Catholic Youth, is the
Youth Week chairman.