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BUCK '46 4-dr: sedan: standard
shift; T. h., turn SIGNALS: 1881
ton: si45. liz. 4-25ssM. M 0iT %
BUICK '55 Roadmaster convertible;
fully equipped. low mileage, excel
snst lens .sII cSInIditlSn. nal 44saS Priyats owner
BUICK 1949 Super sedanette; r.
and h.. Dynafiow; excellent con-
sis's6 sss6s. y aoSzs GoRfz $as' T. ksokus So AD
BUICK 1850 Special: pynafiOw. r.
and b.. new tires. Exceptionally
clean. l owner; $3.50. XII. g.
009O. IL
BUICK so Special Riviera hprdtop;
r. and h., Dyna.. WV. tires. low
mileage oe one owner. Priced to
Caithness Buick, Inc.
z700-7740 wis. Ave. Bethesda. Nd.
Sbe blue: Ss Sonic Sonic erussDa; Zone radio, % air.
control heater and defroster. auto
matte Dynaflow transmission. Mar
ket price, Sl,SS5; our price, with
1909 guarantee, $1,622.
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
1853 18th ST. NV. RE. 7.7Ss7
OPEN EVENINGS-CLOSED SUN.
BUICK 80 de luxe Special 4-door
sedan; onyx black; air controlled
heater and defroster, sonic tone
radio. custom seat covers. con-
ventiona1 -syncro-mesh trans; here
is o sturdy, snug riding, preform-
ing car: market price 81. .130, our
price. 1922. @
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
116s 18th ST. NV. RE. 1887
OPEN NINGS-CLO LOSED SUN.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR Sale

CHEVROLET 1855 Bel Air sport
coupe hafdtop; 2-tene: Dc luxe n.
do and heater. al other extTas;
VS. 165-h.p. sngine; less than
5000 miies. Phone H. s-ee55.
EVENING" -ls
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USE BOAT-TITE
CpENTA Ar {

SPECIALS
'55. 1s-ft. Correct Craft. 1876 h.p,
80. a6-ft. steelcraft sedan. fully
found, excel. cond.; S3,295.
'55, 34-ft. Correct Craft express. t.s.,
IS. 37-ft. Chris Commander, teak
decks. ship-to- shore. coz gas de-
tector, depth founder. Constabolt,
generator: loaded with extras. Ask
Ing S22 500. Make offer.
'39, 39-ft. Matthews sedan. t.s.;
many extras; spotless and ready to
4O-ft. custom sedan, t.s., 100 h.p.,
ship-to-skore, converter. elec. re-
friserator. many other extras. CON-
Portable for extensive living or
cruising: $500.
48-ft. A.C.F.. loaded with extras,
ready to go: $500
Boats. all sizes, new and used.
WASHINGTONMARINA
1900 Maine Ave. s.w. RE. 7-4797
BOAT SUPPLIES
Rope. lac IT,: copper paint. $3.50
gal: life Jackets, So; bells, anchors
lights. oars. paddles. chains floats
nre ext. canvas tarpaulins. foam
rubber. rubber hose J. II GTCH-
NER 2613 NJ st. NV. Elk 3-3527
LIMITED NUMBER Of Century run
abouts. Saftteraft cruisers and Jafco
Seamasters for immediate orders
46-ft Dawn cruiser with fly bridge.
twin engine, excel. cond. S16,95O
Gift. new all-mahogany lapstrake;
~ m.p.h.: built bv fine Swedish
craftsmen: beaut.; immed. delivery
] 19h3 Safticraft express. 2S-ft. with
145 Nordberg S6.500
1885, 25-ft. express. sleeps 4 with
13-ft. Speedliner, Class d racing,
with Mercury rs with quicksilver
unit; very, very fast S475
1850 Steelcraft 2s-ft. sedan must
16-ft, Craft with boat trailer;
excellent condition 81 .295
1S-ft. Correct Craft with Gray 1l5
np 81 $50
lS5l Chris-Craft like new. with 40
1881 chris-c Craft Sportsman, with
1858 se.ft. Safety Craft cruiser sr ifs2
with twin 150-h.p. Gray motor,
snip -to.shore phone $500
2s-ft. Trustcot sedan. very nice.
21.ft, Roberts Fisherman with Gray
SO h:p., never used $1,000
TRADE AND TERMS ACCEPTED
Steelcraft- Washington Co.
Maine Ave. and M st. s.W,
ST 3-4145
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DoATS

UNIVERSAL super-4 marine engine.
power unit type: nearly new. 500.
ELCO 6-eyl-. heavy duty. IsS h-p.
for big boat. $3.50. Lyeoming A.
cyl o5 h-p. atrplane engine with
prop for airboat. $1e0. Also many
paris, nanifolds, saskets. reverse
rear SIS KENNEDY st. NV.
14-FT. 0UTB0ARD. fast. sound,
first $3.50 takes. Call PE. 3-977s
2I-FT. DODGE inpoard. Mercury mo-
tor; can be seen ! to 5 pm, Sat.
and sun. at Slip P-3, Washington
Marina III
JUTBOARD MOTOR, 1885 Eyinrude
Fieetyin - h-p- stand and cover.
sacrifee. $500. 10. 5-0792. III
SPEED. % it., ITO h.p-. copper bot
ton; seats 8: saerincs. EdseEster
a2-FT. CABIN CRUISER, Chesapeake
Bay. ALEXANDRIA SERVICES.
INC. foot OF Duke st.. Alexandria,
I7'
EyINRUDE 1855 big twin. elee.: de-
liyered, S43.5O down payment: 7H-
down payment. RoRT. 8. THOMAS,
s402 fenton st.. Silver Spring. Nd,
JU. 5000. -21
REGATTA WEEK END SPECIAL
Ready to launch. Thompson 1877.
On-Shore Fisherman. with folding
top and side curtains, equipped with
So model Jchnson 25 hip. QUIET,
elec- starting, shipmastef controls;
steering. lights rigged, and ready
ior yeu to enjoy for years Only
Drop in and see our complete dis.
play OF new and used Aluma Graft,
Thompson. and Whiriwind out.
boards. johnson. Sea Horse mo-
tors. 'gator trailers, Cruis-AlonRI
runabouts and cabin cruisers avail.
for immed. delivery. Trades and
terms invited.
O'BERRY MARINE
SALES d SERVICE
Solomons, Nd. Phone 27s1
III
ELCo 26-FT., sleeps q: rebuilt 1854;
new Chris Craft 05-h.p. engine.
EtfilN e0ffnds r1nnSf 70 a fN -
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MOTORCYCLES

TRIUMPH TIGER 1865 "11o";
5000 miles; priced for quick sale,
Ss 1893 coS No; g, 7Ssso3 after 8 pm.
INDIAN CHEF IA" 500: re-
1875? AIS SCRAMBLER; like new:
$75 and take over payments. CIR.
SERviCYCLE. factory built motor
bike, Engine, lust been oVerhauled.
Good overall cond. $50 or best
offer. Call WA 7-2242.
MOTOR-SCOOTER and side car
Vespa: 3 forward speeds; wind
shield and lights. Price $3.50. JE
TRIUMPH SPEED TWIN. '4e, saddle
bags, buddy seat. Sal pistons
racing valves and springs: fiat
tappets. S225. UN. 4-aaSs.
SPECIALS
This Sunday, 5O-mile National Road
Race and Gypsy Tour at Wimber
Pa. Ride your own motorcycle
to this wonderful event. we viii
be closed all day Saturday, july
10. 90 that our employees car
attend this event
HID SALES & SERVICES
1O66 3lst st. NV. AD. 2-O60a
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Al Used TRUCKS -Hi-yalue used
trucks: all models. makes and
sizes. See our selection before you
buy. INTERNATIONAL HARVES-
TER; 901 5lsdensbufg I'd, ne, Ii
FORD 81 re dump: s.asxao tires;
PARKWAY MORON CO, $o5I S'S n
FORD '53 F6 cab and chassis; q
speed rear: Sheridan blue finish
WAY n . MoToR 01 CO., so5l M st. NV,
FORD. Vsnette. walk-in style. ap-
seen sun. 10 to 8. Call HO.
CHEW. 1s40 Seton pickup: good run
nang cong. Va; inspec. $75 or best
KS INTERNATIONAL s-ton: cash.
S255: take 1t away. Call JE. A.
3725 after pm.
DODGE h-ton panel very good
condition: 1895 or best offer. JU.
rsScH rISe1s la staf. ofR5s5' Sosd sye' Se M aton
sSss ssss. sRslnsi @ol s-Jgss Sssa rubber 81. s.
FORD '5a VS. F-i0o acton stake;
heater. good tires: good condition
Today guar: $685.. HILL & SAN
DERS, WaSh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
1900 14th st. NV. NO. 7.llii'
Open ewes. til o, Sat. til s.
FORD "a P-10o h.ton pickup,
Heater: one owner; like new. 90
day guar: $1,000. HILL a. SAM
DERS, wash Oldest Ford Dealer.
!dd4 Vermont Ave. NV. AD. A.
400. Ewes. I'll g, Sat. til 5.
EYED Sast 1858 E100 h-ton pickup;
like new; S1.l95: 3O-day guaran.
tee. HILL & SANDERS, WASH s
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1ll4 Vermont
ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. Open ewes.
I'll @ Sat I'll
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AUTOS EoR SALE (csas.l

BUICK '4s Roadmaster; Z. b.
Dynas wv. tires; S296. LU. 3.
2192.
CADILLAC 1851 coupe De VILE; 2
tone blue. one owner. 2. and h..
fully equipped premium Wv. tires:
best offer. 10. 5-0S35. -l9
Cadillac, The Automobile
1888 @ Cadillac ElsoTsdo. less than
with black top. power brakes, pow
er steering. power seat. power win
doWs radio and heater. and al
extras. Can be bought below list
price Financed for 80 mo. At 3eL
In local bank. PARKWAY 6-1922.
CADILLAC late ~ 4-df. sedan: 1.
owner car In excel. mech eond
low mileage; $3.50. KE- S-4705
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81: good cond.. perfect
22nd car; very economical. $3.50.
ANGLIA so; less than 10000 mi. ;
S295 or best offer. 1905 LonefelloW.
Hyattsvile. WA. 7-S713.
ANGLIA 81 2-dr. sedan: like new: 1
owner: low mileage: S345. MR..
CAI.LAN. co. 5-O854. III
AUSTIN SO sports cony.; r. and n
! oTnsr; ioG mileage; S7s5. Mr..
AUSTIN-HEALEY "I0V' "a; low
mileare: sale price, .$2.165, Garg-
est selection Of foreign and Ameri-
can cars. Dealer for Austin -Healey,
Austin MnrII. q a,,Idg Engiand1iI 1i,, NC Gsspstts.
MANHATTAN AUTO. INC. tEst.
1910. 9TH ct r sts. NV, North
7-27oQ Branch Sales. 1910 King
ST., Alex. Va. King S-5525.
AUSTIN aEALY black with red
leather. bargain, 50, 1876 Also
Jagnar Eoadsters from 81 .4a5
JACK PRY l4th and p
BUICkS-Selection OF models ana
eolors aORNER's CORNER. Buick
SssisE s.s4sl Fla ave ne at 9Th u
NV fdowntownl "A choice selec-
ton Of models and colors Dl
7-3993. Buick Dealer. STANLEY
H HORNER
BUICK 80 Roadmaster Riviera; /
owner peri. cond.. fully equipped: !:
S795. He. 4-S33S Us
BUICK '53 Roadmaster Riviera
hardtop coupe: Dyna.. r. and h..
power steering and power brakes
tires: beautiful 2-tone finish; one
owner: very low mileage: vacation
special. only S1.695: safety tested
for your protection: 30-day written
guarantee
PAUL BROS. (OldS.)
WIS. AND ELLICoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130S 90 Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1955-07-17

FORD '53 sedan delivery. VS. mo-
tor, h.. turn sig: had light use by
l careful owner; Ss95: written
, TRIANGLE MOTORS FORD,
3010 r. I: AVE. NE. DE. 2-t53o2
FORD 40 F-7. C and c, will take
12-ft. body; $3.50.
=. TRIANGLE MOTORS CFoRD,
3010 r. I. AVE. NE. DE. p-63ny
Evening star., 1955-07-17
STOP

Giving somebody else your money.
BUY A. MOBILE HOME, PAY
.Y0uRsELF some Of that rent.
quarters how easy It Is TO buy one.
ASK US about our lease purchase
ASK US anything about MOBILE
HOME LIVING. We are the Oldest
In the business IN this area. we
know the answers and they are
all favorable for YOU.
An sizes and al prices Of Mobile
Evening star., 1955-07-17

WA.NTEDaPERM TT Z GARAGE OR
CIRCLE. $40 MO. MAX. ST. g.
1860 Ewes. DU. 7-634l. LII
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FORCED TO Sell

FORCED TO SELL
DuL to Health
1855 left. Chris-Craft outboard
express cruiser. Make offer. Can be
seen at JENKINS BOAT YARD,
500 Maine ave.. or call u. 9-4570
FIBERGLAss PLASTIC MATERIALS
-Scrape and paint your boat for
the last time.
USE BOAT-TITE
10 Years Proven Protection
W. Z. CHANCE 4 AsSoCIATEs. i've.
Wis Lee Hwy. Arl IA. S-6847
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NEED A GOOD TRUCK !?
See These CnacialcII

k1E1OO101O!
CHEVROLET '52 st-ToN PICKUP
Chevrolet '52 Suburban csrrysll. a.
PASSENGER heavy duty. S94b.
chevrolet '53 acton pickup; like
Chevrolet '53 1h-ton platform.
Chevrolet 40 sedan delivery. Com
pletely overhauled 1895.
See Monday: closed Sundays.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
rr25 Wis. AVE. OIL. 4-610O
Home OF Country Club Used Cars"
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ELCo 26-FT.. sleeps 9: rebuilt 1854;
new Chris Craft 95-h.p. engine.
Fully sound; must see to appreciate
Priced to sell at $500.
CLAYTONS MARINA
Galesville. Nd. West River 2-2661
Evening star., 1955-07-17

CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air VS. Sport
coupei Powerglide, power steering,
every extra. Save hundreds, only
S2s495. THACKER MOTORS. La.
O-053O. -17
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CADILLAC 1854 convertible; fully
equipped: 5000 miles; S4. 1876.
oV. .3-4727. -le
CADILLAC 1916 4-door sedan; two
tone green. good cond. and tires,
radio and heater: reasonable. TE.
6-l42S. 10
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CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air 4-df.; !;
powder pun blue flhish. with con.
trasting seat covers: r. and h. turn
signals, etc. A 1-owner, ow-mile-
age, garage-kept car. Must be seen
70 De appreciated. July clearance
Evening star., 1955-07-17

CHEv. 1889; $4,000 mi: beaut.
black: one diplomat owner; reas.
4326 Conn. ave. EN- 2.22I0 II
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Mrs. Stanley Reed
New President

Mrs. Stanley Reed was
elected president for the COM
ing year of the Senior Con-
gress Club at the final meet
ing of the season held yester-
day at the home of Mrs. Bur-
ton K. Wheeler.
Other new officers are Mrs.
Fred Vinson, first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Lister Hill. second
vice president; Mrs. Clarence
Cannon. third vice president;
Mrs. Wesley Disney. recording
secretary; Mrs. Everett Dirk
sen, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Noble Johnson, treas
urer: Mrs. William j. Bulow.
assistant treasurer; Mrs. AL
bert E. Carter, parliamentar-
ian, and Mrs. F. Dickinson
Let's. historian.
Mrs. Albert E. Carter, re-
firing president, presid e d.
Mrs. Omar Burleson, presi-
dent of the Congressional
Evening star., 1955-05-26

north, his niece. former Wash
ingtonian Betty Boykin, who
is now Mrs. Brevard Walker Of
Spring Hill. Ala.
Just sent some Davy Crock
ett suits to her boys" beamed
Uncle Frank.
Democratic National Chair
man Paul Butler rated atten-
tion as did the large male con-
tingent from the Hill"
They in turn staged an en-
thusiastic demonstration from
the floor for thespians Mrs.
Hubert Humphrey, Mrs. Jamie
Whitten, Mrs. Brooks Hays,
Mrs. Harris Mcdowell, Mrs.
James Haley, Mrs. Graham
Barden, Mrs. Clair Engle, Mrs.
Chet Holifield, Mrs. Harlan
Hagen, Mrs. James Morrison,
Mrs. Daniel Flood, Mrs. w. F.
Norrell, Mrs. Joe Evins and
Mrs. Hale Boggs.
The show was directed by
Mrs. Clifford Davis. jr.. man.
aged by Mrs. Davis. ST.. and
written by Christine Sadler
Coe and Helen Hill Miller by
special arrangement with
Katic Louchheim.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Mr.. .Clapper
Takes Bride

Miss Bernice Gabuzda.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Gabuzda of Freeland,
Pa, was married May 81 to
Mr.. Peter Clapper. son Of Mrs.
Raymond Clapper and the late
Mr.. Clapper. noted correspon-
dent.
The ceremony took place in
Cabin John, Md. and a recep-
tion was held following the
ceremony at the home of the
bridegroom's sister in Potomac,
Md.
Mrs. Clapper is a graduate
of Pennsylvania's Bloomsbury
State Teachers College and
was until recently administra-
tive assistant at Colum b a
Broadcasting Company News
film. Mr.. Clapper is a gradu-
ate Of Princeton University.
served with the United States
Marine Corps, and is a CHS
Washington correspondent.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
NeWFlag
Senate

A new United States Flag
will be presented to the United
States Senate on June by the
National Society, Daughters OF
the American Revolution.
The flag will be an official
standard, surmounted by the
American eagle. It will be used
in the United States Senate
Chamber.
Vice President Nixon, Sem
ate Majority Leader Lyndon
johnson and Senate Minority
Leader William F. Knowland
will accept the presentation in
the Vice Presidents Room.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
These Dinner
Guests Hdd to
Puy Attention
sy . sior Stuff Corresponds

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May
26.-The AZ Maryland dele
gates attending the General
Federation Of Women's Clubs
convention found a good way
to become acquainted with
each other at a Maryland din
ner last night at Kugler's rest
aurant.
After they had chatted to-
gether. each member was
asked to introduce the person
on her left and tell something
about her. Though some had
met just an hour or so before
they discovered they had
picked up a surprising amount
of information. The dinner
group was headed by the
Maryland State president, Mrs.
William A. Douglas of Cum
berland, Md.
More than 20 Virginians
also met last night for a State
Evening star., 1955-05-26
SIMMONS
Continued From Page B-4

Continued From Page b.
like to be a Democrat but
doesn't know how" teased the
wife of Representative John
Mcmillan.
Representative Joe Evins
threw this one in, courtesy Of
Will Rogers-"A Democrat is
a person who likes people and
a Republican is one who pre-
tends to like them"
Without even being asked.
another Democrat chimed in
"A Republican is a person who
is unhappy and ought to be
happy. And a Democrat is
a person who's happy and
ought to be unhappy"
Former Betty Boykin
Representative Frank Boy
kin of Alabama brought news
of one of the prettiest South
ern bellies that ever came
Evening star., 1955-05-26


Crab Imperial Potato Chips
Sliced Tomatoes Creamy CoIeSLdD
Fruit Cup
Crab Imperial
/ pepper, finely diced eggs
pmentos finely diced cup mayonnaise
! tablespoon dry mustard pounds lump crabmeat
teaspoons salt Mayonnase for topping
u teaspoon white
Mix pepper and pmento add mustard salt pepper, eggs
mayonnase and we'll Add crabmeat and mix lightly
with Jumps not broken Divide mixture into
crab Shells heapng lightly Top with light coating of
ayonnaise and sprinkle with papka Bake in $50 degrees
for Is to 20 minutes Serves eight.
SATURDAY
Frdnkturters Baked Beans
Carrot Strips Spinach Salad
BrotDn Bread Strawberry Sundde
Spinach Salad
! pound fresh spinach "a teaspoon pepper
slices bacon "a cup mayonnaise
tablespoon bacon fat tablespoons vinegar
tablespoon flour y cup water
tablespoon tablespoons minced onion
u teaspoon salt
spinach dry large salad bowl Dice bacon
fry crisp Drain off all but tablespoon fat Add
salt and pepper to fat in skillet and blend well
Blend in mayonnase Combine vinegar and and add
slowly mixture. Stir until smooth. Heat until bubbly
approximately minutes Do not overlook Sprinkle bacon
spinach Toss until all
have coated. Serve at Makes six servings.
Evening star., 1955-05-26

fovorte.
SUNDAY
Baked Ham Sweet Potatoes
Asparagus Wdtercress- Cucumber Salad
Peach Almond Upside -Down Cake Iced Tea
Peach Almond Upside Down Cake
y cup light brown sugar q teaspoon almond extract
l-pound can cling peach Ia cups sfted cake -four
slices, drained teaspoons baking powder
"a cup sugar u cup milk
l
Set oven at 375 degrees F. Place "a cup S-inch
square pan to melt When melted remove from
slices in two down the sides and make two of
almond halves the center Set aside Cream "a butter
sugar egg and favorings and mix we'll Sft dry
ingredients together and add alternately with the milk Mix to
peach slices and bake in a 375-degreeF
pan upside-down plate i'm
mediaey Let stand for minutes then Makes
to eight servings
Sviss STEAK Baked Potatoes
Caramel Custard
Broied Corn Kernels.
1-pound whole kernel tablespoon butter or
u cup light cream margarine
Pepper u teaspoon salt
Paprika
Spread in thin layer in shallow baking pour
and papika Bro slowly 10 to Is minutes stirring occasionally
Makes four servings
Ha10aiian Ham Cones flashed Bro1Dn Potatoes
Lima Beans KGle
Rhubdrb Pie
Hawaiian Ham Cones
cups ground cooked ham tablespoons pineapple sirup
/ tablespoon grated onion l egg, slightly beaten
tablespoon chopped parsley y crushed cornhakes
l tablespoon prepared 10 slices pineapple, drained
cone-shaped pates Roll carefully in crushed
place drained pineapple slices shallow baking
dish Bake in preheaed moderately hot oven 375 degrees
for about 25 minutes Serve with cream sauce, desired
Makes 10 cones.
Evening star., 1955-05-26

dinner in the John Bertram
Hotel. Mrs. j. L. Blair Buck.
former CIVIC president, and
Mrs. r. Richard Sweitzer, Vir-
ginia State president, were
the ranking guests. Later the
group held a get-together in
Mrs. Sweitzer's quarters in the
Bellevue-Stratford hotel.
Evening star., 1955-05-26

Green olives odd tosy note to summer squash.
WEDNESDAY
ScauopS Dith Lemon Wedges
French Fried Potatoes OliDe Stuffed Squash
Tomato Cucumber Salad Lemon Pudding
Olive Stuffed Squash
large squash / cup grated sharp cheddar
l medium onion, chopped cheese
12 cup cracker crumbs 4 sliced stuffed olives
l egg, we'll beaten
Cut squash in half engthwise Scoop centers from
and chop. Leave shell about "a inch thick Cook Shells
covered boiling salted minutes until
place creased shallow baking dish Meanwhile
combine chopped squash and onion Cook covered small
amount of boiling salted water until is tender about
minutes Drain and add remaining ingredients Cook low
heat stirring constantly, melted
mixture lightly shells Broil to inches from of
heat minutes until lightly Drowned Garnish with addi
tona olive slices if desired Makes six servings.
THURSDAY
Beef Ster NTH Vegetables
Garden Salad French Bread
Canned PlumS Icebor Ginger Cookies
Icebox Ginger Cookies
y cup Sifted -four "a cups sifted flour
y cup beaten butter y teaspoon soda
l Ia teaspoons powder ginger
"a cup honey y teaspoon salt
first four ingredients until light creamy.
and shape into roll. with waxed let stand in
refrigerator "a hours Cut into thick slices and bake
sheets in 40odgreeF little candied preserved
ginger chopped finely be sprnkled the cookies
before baking BY "Vi."
Evening star., 1955-05-26

Club. was guest Of honor and
was presented a gift for her
club from the host club by
Mrs. John Taber.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-08-25

MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Harms. ans
family, of Sycamore, ILL.,. is yisi
ting Matt Cain, of Belle Valley
and other friends in Noble
County.
Junior Butler, stationed Al
Lockbourne Air Force base, il
Columbus, spent the weekend
with his mother Mrs. Daisy But,
Ter and other friends of Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tucker
VISITED with Lydia and Sarah
Cant, East street, Saturday. Or
Friday afternoon Sarah and Ly.
dia Cant, accompanied by. MIR
and Mrs. George Gildow, Sarah
simon and children, Sarah Jane
and Richard, enjoyed a picnic
dinner at Aliens Chapel and
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
Gus Cant.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Bosold, OF
Caldwell, spent the weekend in
Canton, visiting relatives and
| friends.
Andy Safigan, of the u. S,
Navy, stationed at Norfolk. Va,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Andrew SAT-
lgan, and family of Caldwell.
Mrs. Artie Hastings, of Mt.
Vernon, Washington, is spending
vacation with Edna Gilchrist,
North street, and other relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson,
of New Concord and Mr. ord
Mrs. Raymond Henderson, of
Newark, spent Thursday Nth
EDNA Gllchrist, of North street.
MIR. and Mrs. j. b. Congleton,
and son, Tommie, of Parkers-
burg, w. Va, and Miss Wilma
Lorentz, visited Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Wheeler. Miss Lorentz is enroute
to, her home in Oakland, Calf,
where she is a teacher in the
schools there.
MIR. and Mrs. Clayton Mckee.
of Caldwell, had the following
visitors over the weekend: Mr..
and Mrs. Floy Garner, of East
Sparta, Mr.. and Mrs. Gladen
Huthmacher, of Agulia, Arizona,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl .Simons,
and daughters, Sandy, Judy and
Ledia, of Youngstown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Smith,
and son, Ronald, of Herman,
Neb., returned to their home
Monday after visiting at the
home OF their aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blackburn,
and other relatives Of Noble
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Parks, of
Morley, Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Meyer, and daughters,
June and Mary, of Viola, Iowa,
spent the weekend in Noble
County visiting with relatives
and friends and attended the
Parks reunion.
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Mrs. Ethel Gearhart, of VaIle-
gjo, Calf, and Mrs. Katie Skeen,
of Shelton, Nebraska, visited
last week with their aunts and
uncle, Mrs. Sciesta Kuntz, of
Sharon, and Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
Bigley, of Rich Valley. Other
guests at the Bigley home this
past week were Mrs. Elsie Hart
sell, of Marion; Mrs. Lola Dun
lap, of GAINESVILLE; MIR. and Mrs.
Herbert Brush, and son, Ronnie,
and Susan Bimford, of Warsaw,
route; Me. and Mrs. Begtpam
Bigley, and Frances Groves, of
Reinersville; Max Boyd, of Cum
berland; Mr.. and Mrs. Junior
Wilson, of Maple Heights, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Bigley, and
children, Virginia and Robert, of
Rich Valley.
Mrs, Virgil Archer, and dau-
ghter, Cindy, of Columbus, visi-
ted this past week with Mr.. and
Mrs, Albert Hayes, of the Dex-
ter City community.
Miss Anna Mae Estadt, of CO.
lumbus, is enjoying weeks va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Estadt, of Railroad
street.
Miss Janet Sue Wilson, of EIba,
has returned home after spend
ing a vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Gladys Wilson, at Hillsville,
Va.
Mrs. Gladys Wilson, of Hills
vile, Va, spent Monday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Carrel, of Elba, route.