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Evening star., 1955-11-06
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Evening star., 1955-01-24

graduated from Virginia poly-
tecinic institute in Blacksburg.
Va. and is now station at Fort
Belvoir.
Modoeey- Quick
Capt. j. 3. Madacey Of Seat
tie. wash. and Mrs. Alma
Madacey Of Arlington. an
nounce the engagement OF
their daughter sandra JOY to
Mr.. Ralph A. Quick II. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John g.
Quick OF Arlington. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Miss Madacey Is q student
at Richmond Professional In
stitute in Ric hmond. Mr.
Quick Is stationed in Miclli-
gan with the Navy.
Huie- DiMossimo
Mrs. Jacob j. Hale an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter Jannelia Mary TO
Sergt. Salvatore Anthony Di-
Massimo, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dominic DiMassimo Of VAL
halla, N. Y. A June wedding
is planned. Miss Hale is the
daughter of the late Mr.. Jacob
Evening star., 1955-01-24

j. HAZE. Sergt. DiMassimo Il
now stationed at Fort Myer
with the Army.
Williams -croig
Mr.. and mrs. M. o. VIII
liams Of Leonia. N. j.. an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Ann to Mr..
Norman C. Craig. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. D. Norman Craig Of
Washington.
Miss Williams is q senior at
Oberiin College. Mr.. Craig, a
graduate OF Oberlin. is doing
graduate work in chemistry at
Harvard University.
PorterfieId Gront
Capt. and Mrs. Frank H,
Porterfield Of Albuquerque. N.
Mex. announce the engage
ment Of her daughter Bonnie
Carol to Mr.. James D. Grant.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Deneale
Evening star., 1955-01-24
Students to Make
OAR Museum Tour

Seventy-two nth grade
students of the stanton Ele-
nentary School wiz visit the
National Museum Of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution. I77s D street NV.
tomorrow morning. A char
tered bus win take the chill
dren to the OAR headquarters.
The tour is being sponsored
by the Columbia Dolly Madi-
son, Col. James Mccall and
American Liberty Chapters Of
the District OAR. It Is for
members of two Junior Amer-
ican Citizens Clubs organized
under the supervision of Miss
Mary Glenn Newell. State
chairman Of the Junior Ameri-
can Citizens Committee.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
Announcements Mode OF Enqoqements

r. Grant of Arlington. A June
wedding is planned.
Miss johnson Is attending
the College Of william and
Mary. Mr.. Grant Is a grad
uate of william and Mary and
is now attending the Wharton
Graduate Division of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
Johnson Hedges
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris E. john
son Of, Potomac Heights. In
dian Head, Nd. announce the
engagement of their daughter
Joan Anne to Pfc. Elvan Allen
Hedges, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
TiIton E. Hedges of Indian
Head. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Miss Johnson is employed by
the Navy Department. Pvt.
Hedges Is stationed at Fort
Carson, Colo.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
mrs. Mabel oKelly Mathews

Mrs. Mabel o'Kelly Mathews
announces the engagement Of
her daughter Cynthia Anne to
Mr. Peter B. Walker. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace n.
Walker. The wedding is
planned for April.
Miss Mathews, also the
daughter Of Mr. w. J. Mathews
of AsheviIIe. N. c., is attending
George Washington Univer-
sity. Mr.. Walker is a grad
uate of Harvard University
and at present is attending
George Washington Univer-
sity Law School.
Simpson Rein
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Earle
Simpson Of Alexandria an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Norma Kemper
to 1t. Mac Eason Rein.
U. s. A. R.. son of MIR. and
Mrs. William Christopher Rein
Of Arlington. A late summer
wedding is planned.
Miss Simpson is q graduate
of st. Agnes Episcopal School
for Girls In Alexandria and
Hood College. 1t. Rein was
Evening star., 1955-01-24

tershire sauce, ! cup rolled
oats. uncooked. / can tomato
sauce or can tomatoes. and
"a cup leftover gravy, If on
hand. Mix well. put in loaf
pan and bake at $50 degrees
for about an hour. It is easy
to slice either hot or cold and
has a good flavor.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
FREEZE SANDWICHES?

W. M sg WheftutgtOHl
! would like to know what
kinds of sandwiches the read
ers have found most successful
storing in the freezer. and just
what ingredients were put into
the more successful sand
wiches. The sandwiches would
be made up in quantity and
store frozen for periods up to
six weeks. Are there any par
ticular ingredients whic h
should not be used In sand
Wiches to be frozen because
they don't take to freezing
satisfactorily?
Evening star., 1955-01-24
GAINESVILLE, FLA?

MRS. H. s., GTeeft0etCJ
Readers have been so help
full in the past that I am hop
ing someone can help me now.
We are considering transfer
ing to Gainesville, Fla, the
site of the University of Flor
ida, and would like to know
several things about the area.
First is the cost of living any
lower there? How do apart
ment and house costs COM
pare to those here? Is land
available near the university?
Also, are there any insect pests
common to the area?
Evening star., 1955-01-24
TARr,En0TH2

Mfrs. H. J. W., SilUer Spring.
Can any Of the good friends
Of RICH help me contact an
organization which would help
me finish a crocheted lace
tablecloth? It is a lacey, fine
design, made with No. 20
thread and No. 8 needle. Any
help In this will be very much
appreciated.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
WASHINGTON PIE?
fM n wneh ;nnfo,,j

I would like to know If
Washington Pie" is still avail
able. This is an old time fav-
orite of my husbands. so II
it can't be found I would like
to get the recipe.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
Readers Clearing House
HEIp WTTH CoFFEE.

IN. r., Hillcrest Heights
To the reader who wrote In
regarding how to make good
coffee, In an automatic coffee
maker. Don't give upi !
know Just what you are going
through. The secret is In the
grind Of coffee-not as so
many think, in the brand. !
have never made q decent cup
Of coffee using a finely ground
or drip grind coffee. ! have
found as q result Of much ex-
perimenting that almost any
brand of percolator viii make
an acceptable cup Of coffee
providing the coffee is fresh TO
begin with.
! prefer the kind you grind
yourself at the chain store
whose name begins with s.
The coffee comes In a green
package and is q medium
roast. Use one rounded table
spoon for each measuring cup
Of water and one extra table
spoonful for the pot.
One more thing--be sure to
remove the top from the cof-
fee-fnaker as soon as the cof-
fee has returned to the bottom
Of the pot. II you don't the
coffee may have a stale flavor
after s or 10 minutes.
PREVENT HEEL MARKS:
MODERNIZE DOORS?
fG. r. c., Arltn0tonJ
For Mrs. d. M. K. Of Alex
andria who has trouble with
her husbands heels making
black marks on the floors
how about removing the
cause? Any shoe repair man
can put on rubber heels that
win not mark the floors.
Now for my problem-My
husband twho knows how r
dote on Readers Clearing
House) asked me to find out
If any Of you in undermining
the old-fashioned five-panel
doors have covered them with
hardboard or plywood to give
the flush door appearance.
And II so, how did you apply
it--with cement, mastic. nails.
or just what-and was it sue
cessful?
u II y u
BUTTER FLAvORING?
MRS. r. r. L.. Washington
! would like to know where
/ can get butter f1avoring.
There was a place in Los An
geles, but they have gone out
OF business, II some kind
reader knows of a different
place, / would appreciate it
very much II could get the
address.
Il II 4 y
MEAT LOAF RECIPE.
mrs. w. H. r.. StlDer Spring.
I have not yet seen an an
swer for the lady who re-
quested q meat loaf recipe, 50
I am offering mine. too
experimental for a long time
until / finally evolved a recipe
that my family likes very
much. When I purchase a
meat loaf mix, / buy half beef,
one quarter veal and one
quarter pork, already ground.
To about ia or 2 pounds OF
meat ] add / chopped onion,
" cup chopped green pepper,
/ tablespoon parsley or celery
leaves, / teaspoon dry mus
tard, ! teaspoon salt. 2 beaten
eggs, / tablespoon Worches-
Evening star., 1955-01-24
PATTERN2

mrs. N. E. B.. Washington
Do you suppose one Of the
many Clearing House friends
might have a Mccall pattern.
No. 8766. size 1917. that they
would give or lend me? This
is a discontinued number and
/ loaned mine to q friend about
a year ago and she cannot
find it.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
COOK POTATOES?
I ak u = HIY.nfa - .rk..aa

t1NTS. r D.g WHSIttFtBt91U
win some one please tell
me the best method Of baking
potatoes on top Of the stove
in coffee cans or some other
container? I saw this once
in the Clearing House, but
neglected to keep 1t. Thanks.
= - y -
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-23
HOWARD SPENCER, HYDE
NATIVE, DIES IN NORFOLK

Howard Spencer, 70-year-old
Hyde County native, died Tuesday
at 8:35 am. in a Norfolk, Va. hos
pital after an illness of two years.
He had lived in Norfolk High
lands the last IS years. He was a
retired ships carpenter formerly
employed by the Colonna Ship
yard, Campostella. His parentss
were William Edwards and Mrs.
Mary Anne Spencer.
His wife was the late Mrs. Mary
Frances Lowery Spencer. He was
member of the Oaklette Metho-
dist Church.
Surviving are one daughter,
Mrs. Hortense Royster, of Norfolk
Highlands; a foster daughter, Mrs.
A. S. Rowlette, of Blackstone;
three sons, Wilbur L. Spencer,
Francis F. Spencer and H. Ernest
Spencer, all of Norfolk Highlands;
one brother, J. T. Spencer, of Nor
folk; half-sister, Mrs. Mamie
Howard, of Swan Quarter; nine
half-brothers, Sam Spencer, OF
Sladesville; Charles Spencer, DON
ME H. Spencer, Jennings Spencer,
Bell Spencer, Plum N. Spencer and
Clifford Spencer, all Of Hickory;
Johnes E. Spencer, of Campostel-
| la. and DR.. Lawson Spencer of
Portsmouth; and six grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services were to be con-
Quoted Thursday at 2 pm. at the
Graham Funeral Home, South
Norfolk. Burial was to be in River
side Memorial Park.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-23
ENGELHARD PERSONALS

Mrs. Patsy Marshall returned
from visiting in Pennsylvania anc
Washington D. c.
Mrs. Harry Jarvis and Mrs
Glenn Jarvis spent Thursday IL
Belhaven.
Edward Sadler and Billy FarroN
of State College are home for -hi
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Berry ant
family of Norfolk spent the weel
end with his mother, Mrs. LiZzie
Berry.
Rev. and Mrs. Lamar Wheeler
and son Wayne were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. R. S. Spencer on Sun
day.
Larry Gibbs of the U. S. Navy
who has been stationed at Cape
May, N. ]. is home on leave anC
will report for duty in Norfolk
after the holidays.
James English, employed IL
Gates County, has returned after
visit with his family here.
Earl Spencer of Plymouth spent
the week end with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Midget
Mrs. George Midget and Barbar;
Sue Midget were in Washington
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perrian Harris O
Bath visited Mr.. and Mrs. Listol
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Davis ant
children of Asheville are here TO
the holidays.
Mrs. Emmitt Cahoon, Mrs
Francis Creole, Mr.. and Mrs. Lis
ton Harris, Jr. of Swan Quartz
visited here.
Mrs. Lena Roper, Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Gibbs were in Swan Quar-
ter this week.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-23
HOME DEMONSTRATION
DOlNGS IN DARE
AND All NEW S
SHIRLEY WEST, Home Agent

Christmas Greetings to you all!
Christmas cookies and holiday
hospitality have their origin in
many lovely customs and tradi-
tons. In Sweden, during the "Yule-
peace" season, if a caller leaves
without refreshment he "takes the
Christmas with him.. To prevent
this "Pfeferneusse" (peppernuts)
and other cookies are made to in
sure tasty greeting to all callers.
In Italy, little "Magi Cakes" are
left by the caller himself, to serve
as a greeting card.
To us too the delicious smells
and tasty bites of cookies really
mean Christmas time.
To whet our appetites allspice
has been chosen spice of the
Christmas month. One spice, it
tastes like a combination of Gin
namon, nutmeg and cloves. 1t is
the dried, unripened fruit of the
wild tropical evergreen tree that
grows on Jamaica.
When you buy allspice you are
getting a three for the price of
one value for Christmas cooking.
Try it in your cookies, cakes, pud-
dings, on roast lamb and in sauces
for ham and pork.
Now let's get down to turkey
talk. It's time saving to prepare
the dry ingredients of the stuffing
the day before and store them in
the cupboard. Prepare the moist
ingredients and refrigerate. Re-
member to stuff the neck and body
cavities lightly because the stuff
ing will expand during roasting.
Roast your turkey as soon as it is
stuffed.
Probably by the time the turkey
is done you will have the complete
meal prepared. So take a break
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-23

and let the turkey crest" too Cor
1920 minutes. 1t will be easier to
carve if you do.
For proper storage of leftovers,
remove stuffing from the body and
neck cavities. Place in bowl and
put in the refrigerator. When COM
pletely cooled, cover loosely. Then
reheat just enough stuffing needed
at your next meal. If you wrap
and freeze your stuffing be sure
you use it within a months time.
At the Manteo 9th grade All Club
meeting, Della Basnight showed
the club members the Nativity
scene she had made out of clothes
pins, pipe cleaners and aluminium
foil. They were most original and
very attractive.
Folks in the Hatteras Commu-
nifty received a Christmas treat on
the cold, rainy afternoon of De-
cember 18th, when nine members
of the Home Demonstration Club
sang carols around the village.
There's been plenty of hearty
singing and tasty eating in all the
clubs this month. Pies and Date
Nut cake are even more popular
than fruit cake this year. Here's
a Date-Stick recipe for you that
is so good Christmas and any
time:
8 eggs, ! sugar, 1 flour, l
tsp. baking powder, 1c nuts
(broken) l dates (chopped) l
tsp. vanilla extract. dash salt.
Beat eggs until light and slowly
add the sugar beating well. Add
the sifted dry ingredients. Fold in
nuts, dates and vanilla. Turn into
a wsll creased pan, making a shall
lew layer. Haks at $50 for 1925
minutes. Remove at once and cut
into bars. Roll in eonfeetioners
sugar,
Best wishes to all for a Happy
Christmas time and Joyful New
Year.
Evening star., 1955-09-16
I Constitution Day
Ceremony PIunned

Constitution Day viii be OBJ
served here tomorrow with a
wreath -laying ceremony at II
am. at the Washington Monu-
|ment.
Waldron e. Leonard. chair
man Of o citizens committee for
the observance. said the Cover
Inors or their representatives OF
the i3 original States win place
wreaths at the base Of the
monument.
Boy and Girl Scouts with the
State fiags win accompany the
State oficials. costumed players
from the Little Theater group
In Alexandra also viii partic-
|ipate.
The Army Band viii provide
music. and the Justin Lawrie
Singers will entertain.
Thomas ]. Herbert. former
Governor Of Ohio. win be the
principal speaker. Mr.. Herbert
|is now chairman Of the SUBJ
S
|versive Activities Control Board.
Evening star., 1955-09-16

The Sultan is renowned as a
soldier. traveller. and big game
hunter. and is rated one Of the
10 richest men in all Of wealthy
Malaga.
He was proclaimed Sultan
September 4, 1895, after his
father. Sultan Ahu Bakar, died.
His people have loved him
for his kind heart and for the
progress he has brought to the
state Of Johore. He has watched
closely over administration OF
the states finances and promo
tion Of religion and education.
Although q Moslem, the Sultan
prefers Western dress. He spends
lavishly on his personal ward-
robe.
He has had to give UP riding,
but he still is up before dawn
going through personal and Of
fetal papers.
3 Sir Ibrahim's first wife died
in 1909. Their first son. Prince
Mahkota, born in 1894. acts as
prince regent during the
Sultan's absences.
Evening star., 1955-09-16
Groundbreokine Set
For Catholic School

Ground will be broken Sunday
for the new st. Johns High
School building at Twenty-sev-
enth street and Military road
NV.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
OBoyae. Archbishop Of Washing
ton. will speak at ceremonies
scheduled for $3.50 pm. St.
Johns students and parents have
been invited. and Msgr. Joseph
E. Schieder, national director of
Catholic Youth, also will take
part.
The SIS million building is
scheduled to be completed by
1858. A separate 5,000-seat gym
nasium and q residence for the
Christian Brothers who staff the
school also are planned.
More than $500, 900 has been
raised in the building fund,
Evening star., 1955-09-16
Sultan, Ruler so Years,
To Stage ST Million Porty

JOHORE BAHRU, Malaga.
Sept. Is R.-The Sultan Of
Johore begins throwing q mil
lion-dollar party tomorrow to
mark his 82d birthday and his
so years on the throne of the
Malay state, just across the
causeway from Singapore.
The long-lived ruler Is Maj.
Gen. Sir Ibrahim ibni Almarhum
Sultan Abu Bakar. Since 1895 he
has ruled the population Of this
rubber-growing state. now the
home Of almost a million people.
The week-long celebration be-
ginning tomorrow marks not
only Sir Ibrahim's birthday and
diamond jubilee. During the fes-
tivities his Sultanah win be
crowned. She Is his fourth wife.
a Romanian beauty. Marcella
Mendl. They met during a war
time air raid In London and were
married IN 1910. Her corona
ton was postponed when Ill
health sent her back to England.
She and the Sultan. with their
5-year-old daughter, Princess
Marian. returned here recently
after q long stay in London.
The rulers of the eight other
states in Malaga, governors from
British territories in Southeast
Asia. and Q score of leading per-
sonalities from as many coun-
tries are expected in Johore
Bahru for q lavish state ban
quet. Food will be served on
the Ellenborough golden plates.
which In Johore's history were
only used once before.
There win be a three mile
procession headed by the Sultan,
who is tall, straight and vigorous
desuite his 40 wears
Evening star., 1955-09-16
'Morine Veteran Wins
|Howurd Scholarship

George E. Sawyer. 3o-year-old
Marine Corps veteran from Rich
Imond. Ind. was presented with
IA $500 scholarship to the Howard
University Law School yesterday.
Mr.. Sawyer. q graduate OF
IEarlham College in Richmond,
received the award in the ONCE
of Attorney Jesse o. Dedmon,
jr, 612 Fifth street NV. who
Established the scholarship.
Evening star., 1955-09-16
Wonderbirds to Hike

The wanderbirds Hiking Club
win meet at Q am. Sunday at
Twelfth street and New York
avenue for . hike from Pen Mar
to smithsburg. Nd. along the
Appalachian Trail.
Evening star., 1955-09-16
The noted airman takes his stand
on the controversial subject Of gov.
ernment censorship and the "air-
atom" race between the U. s. and
the USsR. It's one mans opinion
What Goes On In
The School Bus?

Reporter Jhan Robbins and
. photographer took ride to find out
You'll have fun with the jolly
picture-story of their findings.
Don't miss this and lots more good
reading In This Week Magazine.
Evening star., 1955-09-16
DON'T LET CENSORSHIP
DESTROY US!

but a highly authoritative one. This
important article is part Of the good
reading In This Week Magazine,
Americas most popular Sunday
magazine. with your Sunday Star.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08

Shaw fans know these girls,
they are the peppy cheer leaders
who kept the student section yell
ing down at Shaw Field. Now they
are doing the same at Shaw Gym
nasium as the basketball season
gets underway.
Who are they? Well that is
Jackie Cipili to the left. Next is
Judy SimOns, Lynne Taylor, June
Kaufman, Gay Settevendemic, and
Lillian Barley, captain.
Did you ever stop to ask "Who
thinks up all this acting, dancing,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08
Methodist Sing
By CandeIight
Sunday Evening

Once again presenting its ever
lovely Candelight Musical, the
choir of Windermere Methodist
Church under the direction Of
Grace Toy Davidson, with James
Grauel at the organ, will offer this
observance of Christmas with a
program to be sung at 7:45 o'clock
this coming Sunday evening, De-
cember 18th.
DR.. NJ. Wayne Mcqueen will
read the Christmas Story and offer
the opening prayer.
The choir numbers will be as
follows:
Prelude - Divinum Mysterium
Orchard Purvis); Professional
Hymn, o Come, All Ye Faithful
(Adeste Fideles); Prayer-Dr. NJ.
Wayne Mcqueen.
Carol-Joseph Came Seeking a
Resting Place Ernest Willoughby). .
Tenor Solo-Voices of the Sky
(H. Alexander Matthews), Lawr-
ence Melick.
Polish Carols for Women's
Voices (Arr by Z. Harold Geer)-
Hark! Bethlehem, Sleep, Thou, My
Jewel, He is Sleeping in Manger.
Hymn No. 6 with descant-Ye
Watchers and Ye Holy Ones 9th
Century Melody.
Contralto Solo-No Lullaby Need
Mary Sing (Joseph Clokey) Helene
Rettger.
Scripture Lession, The Christmas
Story-Dr. Mcqueen; Anthem
The Three Kings (Healey William).
Soprano, Three Mystical Songs
(Alec Rowley)-Three Jolly Shep-
herds, The Prophecy, The Birthday,
Jane Woodside.
Offertory-Away in a Manger
(Orvis Ross; Baritone Solo
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-08

Alleluia Ferdinand HummeD
David Hershberger.
Anthem - Gloria in Excelsis
(Florence Jolley), Soloist, Norma
Grauel; Recessional Hymn Gentle
Mary Oath Century Melody; Ben
ediction and Choral Amen; Post
lude in A Minor 81. S. Bach).
At the 10:45 morning worship
hour the music of the service will
again bring the Message of Christ
mas, as follows:
Prelude-Puer Natus Est Ever
EFT Titcomb); Anthem-For Unto
Us a Child is Born &C. F. Handel's
The Messiah); Offertory-Green-
sleeves Orchard Purvis).
Excerpt from The Messiah C.
F. Handel: Contralto Recit. -
Then Shall the Eyes Of the Blind
Be Opened; Contralto Aria-He
Shall Feed His Flock; Soprano
Solo-Come Unto Him.
Postlude-tugue IN ID Minor
(Johann PachelbelD.
The Chancel Choir is made up
of: Soprano Jane Woodside,
soloist, Carol Bandy, Barbara
Daniels, Toni Daugherty, Helen
Eovito, Ruth Gent, Sue Gent,
Norma Grauel, Jeanne Heick,
Linda McGaughey, Carol Nelson,
Harriet Perample, Ruth Schultz,
Lois Strtevant, Jane Wesley.
Alto-Helene Rettger ,soloist,
Florence Erickson, Leslie Farms
worth, May Harvey, Eleanor Kip
linger, Irene McGaughey, Billie
Nastelin, Marian Phalen, Hazel
Porz. Margaret Schneider.
Tenor-Lawrence Melick, soloist,
Richard Baumgartner, Joseph Rob-
inson, Thomas Standing.
Bass-David Hershberger solo
ist, Julian Capps, William Evans,
Carl Fuller, Robert Myerscough.