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CONGRESS HEIGHTS. s.E.-4semi-
det. hrk.; oil heat. screened-in
COW. TO Boiiins Field. Anacostis
Receiving sta. and NRI. close to
schools and shop. ctr; SLIGO.
iHIfLCRffssaf-Det. brick, 8 rms. fuil
sap Ess a. h ss deep I lSs; slg;96o.
aiff3GSe'REsf i skc4ios-Dss. brick,
split rambler. 8 bedrms.. den or 4
bedrms., 2 baths. GE kit, level lot:
$22, 900. HARTMAN REALTY.
ern semidetached corner brick home.
8 rooms. bath. recreation room,
equipped kitchen: slate roof and
many extras Priced to sell. FLOYD
3. DAVIS CO.. 1929 X st. NV.
Ma. S-0352; ewes, LU. BOOST.
Mr.. MINI. AVE, In Lynndale;
manifestations condition. semi
Diet. brick. 5 rms. Q large bedrms, i.
full bsmt.. scr. porch; gas heat:
$10.950. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
In A.2A00 LII 0-k0ER
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CORNER MARKET; Md. residential
sect: rent, sos; good equip. beer
license. some stock: S2,b0O cash:
exceptional buy. Act quick. AZ; 2
sgSfifiiAiBLE FOR aERIATRIc cEN.
TER or conyaleseent home; about
IS mi. from WASHINGTON: 20 rooms,
tub. and porch: heat control In
every room: lge. room for lobby
and din. rm., quarters for manager.
Priced far below actual cost at
available. INEz CUsHARp. Reaitof.
n EMi S15aSH; OF aIf aiSse asNp ART
81 c 4ashi i public parkins loi
available. Must settle estate Boz
s SalS, ssa siHor for r,ps. SIS n mo.
includes all fixtures. heat, water:
excellent business. Maryland shop
Ping center; w We - s; ,gss. sT1nSsr
Excellent location nearby We.
sslss ssT nssaon ago 1s.s pss. kea
TIL WALTER REED Amy MIDI
CAL CENTER EXCHANGE NO. 234
intends TO have Q coneexsionatre
operate the exchAnge nortst con-
ccSsion at walter Reed Army
Medical Center. Prospective ep-
plicants are advised to contact 1t.
Stewart at exchange once. Bldg.
No. Is. RA. $1,000, Ext. 34l3.
for information relating 10 the re-
quirements for the concession.
Written proposals must BE- received
no later than 5 pm. on the lst Of
March ct exchange once. LIZ
ESTABLISHED print
Ing business In suburban wash,
D. c. $4,000 volume 1865. Mod
ern plant. Renlies confidential; Box
N i ron sALB--Adviee and
consultation BY exclusive fuil-time
motel broker and travel specialist.
Offering recommendation on best
buys in motels and sites. JOE II.
THOMPSON. 232 Woodward Bidg..
EN- 1890.
PACKING Lot, once partially built.
reasonable. 1879 Wis. ave. NV. AD.
GROCERY. sess colored: $500 sales,
no Sunday. $50 rent plus apt. easy
ACCOUNTS FoR
SALE - 81 800 In Southern Nd.
area; complete and compact routes.
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for SAIL. NV. tcens.

noUSeS tos SAles NV. SSons.l
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. new town
house on 42nd 81. NV. on WIZ
consin ave.-3 bedrms., 2h baths.
separate din; nm. with porch. all
sisc: 0E Kitchen In color: m. !.
300. OF. 2-2S7i. -Si
CHEVY CHASE; priced in the low
house. ) bedrooms. lst-iioor pow
der room. separate dining room.
fireplace; finished basement with
full bath: large porch; very con.
venient location. Near wisconsin
NON 4 EUcHs Co. s.. II. 1850
yaEvy CHASE. D.. c.-Her.'s the
market, priced In the low, low 20s.
Qualify brick home. featuring full
family-size diningtroom. and q huge
dream kitchen that's positively the
last word, plus dining alcoye and
jaiousied.enclosed side porch. LIST
noor; Q bedrooms and closet space
S sal'nrs End foot PSl r6 basement
81 81 as.Ss3Gt. 9TSHaos. j. risHER i CO.
Chevy CHASE. SEA, 50O-6-bedrm.
a on End A. older home, In nice
section; center hall. 28-ft. liv. ru..
large din, rm.. large kit. powder
yn.. porch, rec. rni.. garage; very
spacious: Ia baths 2nd a.: oil
h.-w. heat; very nice lot: vacant.
BiLLfNGsLEY REALTY Co. mi.
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C,--New Cape
Cod on LEGATION st. with 3 bed
rms. 2a baths and all-eleetric
0E kitchen In color: eonv. loca-
tion with bus stop / blk. away:
S23.600. OIL, 2-2071. -2l
BLVD. AREA - Must
be sold. Owner leaving town. 4
bedrooms bedrooms and bath LIST
fioof): full dining room: screened
porch; earage; large corner lot
mid EOS. We urge your prompt
inspection, Call Wo. 6-646o or
DI. 1880. THos. J. FISHER n
HxLTER REED-yery substantial
detached brk.. 3-bedroom Colonial
In excel. cond.: slate roof, full base-
ment; 2 short blks. to Georgia ave.
shopping and trnnsp.;; $16,960.
FRANK o. PHILLIPS. Dr. 7-lA11;
lsi5 KfIb0TRNE PL.--3 complete
apts.. 3 gifts, 8 baths: pos. income
s24S mo-: $1,000 On. NO. 7-762e.
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BRICK, CENTER HALL, m A PARK
LIKE SETTING IN SPRING VAIL
LEY all large cheerful rooms: 8
bedrms., 5 baths, cedar closets, IL
brary with fireplace, liy. rm. with
fireplace, modern kitchen. dining
area, screened porch; rec. rm..
maids room and bath; gear ga
rage. Realistically priced, To In.
spect, call IKE. 10000 I'll o pm.
REALTY BROKERS, INC, Realtors.
BUREAU OF STANDARDS AREA
Diet. Ehingle home. q rms. and .
baths; priced for quick sale. trades
considered. Call Miss zaker. FE.
MARSHALL >. wAPLg co,
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
A handsome home In the finest Of
locations. substantially constructed.
large closets, large family I'm, on LIST
q. In addition TO Nv. rm... din. rm..
kit, library. sunrm. and two V
baths: End q. has 6 bedrms. and
four baths. Suggested for family who
entertatns constantly. the small en-.
hassy and the physieinn's home and
once. INEZ CUSHARD. Realtor. EN-.
C.A1lp M. r.ARR?
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HOUSES UNFURN. lceas.l

coLoRED-RENT AND BUY
Vic. 18th and Columbia I'd. NV
Redecor. Broom brick; 2 kits. 2h
baths. full bsmt., oil h.-w. h.; gear
brick garage. 3 porches. st. 3-44l6.
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COLORED-N.E. SECTION
2-year-old ali brick 6-rm. house:
full bsmt., Eas heat. close TO transp.
$50 per mo.
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
RE. 7-2461 Ewes, EN-. 3-720
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Fairfax VII, 1888 R st.
MUST SELL AT oNcE-Price re-
duced to $12,950. early occupancy;
3-bedrm, brick semidet. In excel. To-
cation; handy everything; as low as
$500 dn. Many fne features. Call
Mrs. Townsend today, RE. 5-5056.
COX d CO.. INC. 10. S-5s37,
-12
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SMALL ESTATE
Responsible private group wants O.
S-bedrm. house with enough ground
to assure privacy; must be within
i-hour drive Of D. c. Fnrn. or un-
furn. Gives details In reply, Box
lS3-H, Star.
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HOO :. S SaPfToI 81. NE.
8 rooms. 2 kits, Q baths. gas
THOS. p. BROWN, INC.
ei6 4th st. s.w. ma. s-es72
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e.EM: rRT. PcH, BsMT;. on 1T.
LIST NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1854
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TRULY A STEAL
AvoNDALE AREA, 4s73 Queens
CHAPEL tsr:-t,yEr.-9ld. get, ..I sris q
porch, bsmt., gas heat Ice. lot. Al
cond. Cow. loo. Can for price. Ii
|6-7043, LA. 6-6562. WILLOUoHBy
REAL ESTATE CO. la
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MEAN 81. ftANCl0
And other schools: 1900 block Fair
l Lawn ave, s;s facing r Eclf co. course
venetians: SPoTLES6: LIST time Of
|fered, so call early. Mr.. Kitchens,
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 3-736S.
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and Mrs George Abbott and Mrs
Frank Hartwigg and children, Of
Niagara Falls. NJ Y. and Charles
Amick. of Washington. All are rela-
tives of little Evelyn Amick. whom
the Harris are rearing.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Meador, Jr a daughter, Linda
Jean, on August 81 Mrs. M H.
Meador is spending this week with
them at Barnes Junction.
Revival services at Thomas Chap
81 closed Friday night. Believe it
or not, four generations in one
tamilv attended every night, name
L. MIS- Spainhouser, Mrs. Law
renee Frayser Mrs. Lee Proffitt
and the little Observation-Disclosures.
Linda Proffitt who will be four
years old in November
Mrs Cecil Smith. Patsy. David
aud Nancy Carol. of Gainesville.
Fla are spending this week with
Mr. and Mrs r A. Smith, While
Cecil Smith goes on a business trip
California
Mr. and Mrs FRYE of Maryland.
and Mrs Zimmerman Of Trces
Lake. visited Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Hart recently.
Mr. and MIS- L. B Garrett. of
Bowllne Green. spent the week end
at their home here
Mr.. and Mrs R S Martin, Sunny.
Bud John and Chip visited friends
i'll New York during the week end
Guests Of M and Mrs w. H
Meador last Sunday included Mr..
and Mrs W H Meador, Jr, Mrs.
Carol King and d ug h t ers of
Barnes Junction, Mr.. and Mrs Hun
ter Meador. of Hampton, Nh and
MIS- Lucian Needham and Mr. and
Mrs Clayton Needham of Rich
mond. and MI and Mrs. Ed Irv-
ing. of Gainesville
M. and Mrs. J p Martin.
joyce. Billy and Gray vacatloned
in the Virginia mountains during
The week end, visiting Natural
Bridge and Luray Caverns.
Guests CT Mr. and Mrs E Ran
delphi Harrison on Tuesday included
Mrs Jamie Harrison Mr.. and Mrs
Stone and daughter. of Richmond
anc Hildreth Harrison and a friend
of Washington.
Miss Carolyn Johnson of r C h
mond. is spending two weeks with
her aunt Mrs M H Enrich
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-31
.Clrdsvlle

MIR. and Mrs Wesley Dunkum at
tended the meeting at Massanetta
several days last week.
Mrs. Coleman Colvin and tw 0
children and Miss Frances Webb,
all Of Green Springs and Bobby
Webb of Washington. were visitors
of Mrs. Reeves Phaup. and brother
last week.
Mr. and Mrs Vernard Proffitt
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Motley
and family, of Burkeville, last week.
The revival began Sunday even
ing at Concord Baptist Church. Rev.
Rogerson. of Bon Air B a pits t
Church. will assist the pastor Rev.
William Wade Visitors and friends
are cordially invited
MRS M M Julian called in the
home OF Mr. and Mrs Marshall
England, Saturday Sympathy is ex-
tended the England family in the
recent death of their daughter
Alfred Harris is still confined to
his home. but is better.
Miss Pauline Harris and her Sun
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-31

r. B Wilson and Ford Wilson. of
Johnson City Tenn. are spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. R. c..
Wilson and family
MI and Mrs. Hugh Flippen, of
Ashland, were visitors at Mid
way the home of the Misses Cor
son on Sunday.
Week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Vogel included Miss Grace
VoCel. OF Arlington, Mr.. and Mrs.
August McClintock and Mi and
Mrs. Fred Hoghmann, of Richmond
Misses Sarah and Pauline Corson
had the following visitors on Sun
day. 3 w. Corson. Miss judith
Corson. of "Mickle Knox. Bucking.
ham. Or. Burton Field and Mrs
Field, of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wilkerson and Mrs. and
Mrs Alan Carter. of Cumberland
Mrs Jesse W. Gates spent. sever.
al days last week with Mr.. aid Mrs
Charles W Hill and family in Rich.
mona She was accompanied home
sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Hill who
VIII spend some of their vacation
Fl-'itliie MI, and Mrs. Gates
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-31

day School class had a picnic sup
per at the Bollings Park one even
ing last week Mr.. and Mrs. Billing
We're special supper guests
Mrs, May Dewitt and two chi-
dren, of Tennessee. are spending
some time with Mesdames Fnca
and Harvey.
Mrs Mack Wingo and daughter,
Nancy Brent. Of DillUyn visited her
parents Sunday and attic n 4 Il
church at Smyrna
Mr. and Mrs. Frank KappeS. Of
Richmond visited Mr. and Mrs c
R, Wise last Sunday Mrs Kappcs
stayed over for the week and ac-
compamed Mr. Kappes to their
home Sunday
Miss Eliza White celebrated hc~
88th birthday August 80 Some OF
her visitors on Sunday and the
week end were Mr. and Mrs Hor-
ace White. Of Salem. Mr. and Mr.
willie Johnson Grover Clark. Mrs
Nancy Wood and SOU. Charlie Pal
mere and Miss Hanie Allen Of
Cumberland Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
Loving. of Wilmington Mr. and
MIS- Emmett Dunkum and NJ
wilson.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-31
Guinea Mills

Mr. and Mrs Benjamin McMul-
len, Of Maryland spent the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. j c. Amos.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Newcomb
and sons. of Richmond. who have
been sightseeing in North Carolina.
spent several days OF their vacation
with Mrs. j. B. Blanton and family,
Sunday visitors of Mrs Bianton in
cluded Mrs and Mrs Joe Blanton
and daughter. Joanna, Of Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Blanton. of
Cumberland. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
idle Smith. of Richmond
Mrs. Jamie Bolen. of Washington,,
has been visiting the past W o
weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j c. Amos and Nh and Mrs.
Lee Moorefield
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-31
Aslby

Overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs
Dennis Hart this week included Mr..
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Sturdy wooden Iodder of kiIn-dred pine.
Corrugated steps for your sofety.
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Smooth sonded knotty pine. Ready TO paint
or stoin. Colonial style, metal drower pulls,
42x34xl4'', deoI for bedroom. ehildren's
room, guest room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-22

9.es value famous Sheffield steel bIodes with
simulated stoo handles Carving knife, fork,
shorpener plus rotehed stock knives. at.
troetve storage chest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
Appointments Made
To D. c. Legion Posts.

Department Commander James
A. DeForce Of the American
Legion. Department of the Dis
itrict of Columbia, has made the
following appointments.
Medical Adviser, DR.. Lyman
Shapiro; Sons of The American
Legion. William Lossman; Soap
Box Derby, Cornelius Moerdyk:
director; Veterans Housing,
George c. Wohlfarth; Assistant
Sergt -at-arms. Isabelle Royston
and Anton Kluge: Internal Or
ganization, Ronald Thring, jr.:
Athletic Commission. Jack KEEL
Ter; Membership Commission,
Milton Bell; Legislative, Richard
Trammell, special assistant to
chairman; John Roberto, jr.,
vice chairman; Joseph Futoran,
assistant to chairman; Music
Director, Richard Viancour;
Veterans Preference, George
Landes; Post Charter Investigat-
ing Committee, Joseph J. Malloy,
Patrick Fitzgibbons and Guy
Nadeau, Department Chaplain,
the Rev. Patrick w. Kemp,
Church Of the Nativity: AssiS-
tant Adjutants. Dan Bavolack,
l.. w. Payne and Joseph Flaher-
ty: Special Post Investigation
Committee. Stewart Parker,
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Eastern Star Chapters
InstoII New Officers

Guard, Ruth: Ruth Bastian. Esther
Anna Bruce Miller Martha: Marie
FhoTnt9n EIscts Laura Leren Was e1e5
representative to Masonic and Eastern
Star Home; Mary Wood Wolfe. George
Lsndis. Elizabeth Cruickshanks, trustees
WASHINGTON Centennial: Mrs. Eileen
Il AaTdesty : matr9n; John o hardesty,
sociate matron: Cecil A. Brewton, as
sociate patron; Mrs. Hazel K. Linton,
secretary; Mrs. Lavinia T Tarr. treas
t tress; Mrs. Mildred R. cRristensen. as
sociate conductress; Mrs. Irene Jane
Dunn. chaplain and Mrs. Lillian ofutt.
marshall.
Also. Mrs. veva HardaEe. orEanist;
Mrs osrSn nb fs M porosSH
Rogers. Esther: Mrs. Rebecca Lamar,
Martha: Mrs Josebslls McAllister'
and Clyde r Linton, sentinel.
Harmony: Agnes Kelser, matron; Earle
ciate matron; Bernard Kiimartin. asso-
ciate patron; Ruby Wetmar conductress;
Mary Champeno, associate ..conductress,
and Leonora Scott, marshall.
Rees, treasurer: Margaret Magic. sec
Rotary; Valeita Prather. Adah; Evalyn
Connell, Ruth; Helen Ground, Esther;
Libby Hem, Martha: Louise McDevitt,
Leake and Robert Schneider sentinel
Unity on Friday will INSTALL Mrs.
Sanders. patron Mrs. Lillian o. May
krantz. associate matron; Miss Mary L.
Hoffman, secretary; Miss M. Irene Rus
kin, treasurer; Mrs. Marion L. William
son, conductress; Miss Margie NJ Par
IRISH, associate conductress; Mrs. Lola l..
Wilson, chaplain, and Mrs. Norma Lee
Crenshaw marshal
Also Miss Florence T. Reynolds. Or
ganist; Mrs Lolita T. Fetter. Adah: Mrs.
Iva NJ. Korbel, Ruth; Mrs Norma L.
Hilton, Esther; Mrs Helen L. Bowman,
Martha Mrs Lille NJ Jordan. Electa;
Mrs. A. Cleo Liekner, warder. and the
Rev Edward v. Ruskin, sentinel.
Other activities include:
Bethlehem-Tuesday, installation
Observation-Disclosures installation.
Naomi-Monday, rehearsal. Wednes-
day, installation.
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Ships Sail Above Planes
At Amsterdom's Airport

dam to London air service was
established at Schiphol by Kiln
Royal Dutch Airlines.
But the water of the Harlem
mermeer never was driven en-
tirely from its accustomed do
main. 1t is still there below the
concrete runways and aprons,
kept under control by pumps
and vast network Of drainage
pipes. Two powerful pumping
stations discharge this water into
an elevated canal which threads
its way between parallel bikes
encircling the airport.
Canal Low, Too
The water In the canal--a
mere SO inches below sea level
compared to the runways, which
are 157 inches below-eventually
makes its way via other pump
ing stations to coastal outlets.
To the passenger coming in
for a landing at Schiphol, the
encircling canal looks like a
silver band. A closer look reveals
large and small vessels moving
along the watery corridor.
When the passenger finally
alights. he can see the water
borne craft vending their way
above and around the bustling
airport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
MuniIu Shows Go on
Amid Clicks of Fans

MANILA.-Going to the the
alter in Manila, the Philippines,
is an unusual experience.
You hear the constant clicking
Of opening and closing fans
which all the women carry. And,
since many of the actors are out
Of the top social drawer, often
appearing on stage as an act of
charity. it's customary for news
paper photographers to click
their cameras and flash their
bulbs throughout the perform
ance. Even more distracting are
concerts by the Manila SYM
phony Orchestra. which are per-
formed beneath spotlights and
under the whir Of movie cameras.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
Knights TempIur
To Mark Birthday

The 82nd anniversary of De-
IMolay Commandery. knights
Templar, will be celebrated with
Ia subscription dinner and pro-
gram at tbs p. m. Tuesday at
the Masonic Temple. 18th street
and NY. avenue N. w.
The Rev. Frederick Brown
Harris. chaplain of the Senate,
will be the speaker. Archibald
C. Stark, grand commander OF
the Grand Commandery Of the
District Of Columbia, will be the
guest Of honor. Frank E. Monday
lis the eminent commander.
On Wednesday Washington
Commandery will confer the
Order Of the Temple.
! Members Of the Grand Com
mandery will pay their usual
weekly visit on Saturday to Mt
Alto Veterans Hospital and dis
tribute cigarettes and candy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09

chairman, coder Ascher, William
hoffman and Fred F. Money; 20
and 4 Liaisom. Evelyn H. Hart,
Jane A. Delano Post accepted
as members: Miss Barbara A.
NdacNabb, Miss Lucille Falon, Lit
Col. Beatrice M. Quinn, USA
Ret; Capt. Winifred M. MCGEE
and 1t. Barbara Costello.
Vincent B. Costello Post an.
nounces the following new mem.
bers: William G. Pantazapoulos
William c. Stuerzel, Henry w
Siebert and William T. Wells b.
reinstatement. BY transfer
Theodore Mueller and Franklyr
Pomeroy from National Cathe.
dral Post; Harry A. McMasters
ST., from Harden Jackson Post
Romulo A. Manriquez from the
Philippines and John A. Stehlt
from Vermont.
Department Child Welfare
Chairman Helen WATSON hal
called a meeting of child welfare
chairmen at 8 pm. Thursday, 81
the legion clubhouse. Mrs. Mar
jorie Thaxter, supervisor o.
volunteer service of the Depart
ment Of Public Welfare, will b
guest speaker.
Kenna- Main Post and its aux.
iliary will hold their annua
Christmas dance at the Kenna-
Main Hall, 1901 Nichols avenue
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Officers have been installed in
several Eastern Star chapters as

! Officers have been installed in
several Eastern Star chapters as
follows:
Joppa; Mrs. Maude O. Palmer. ma
iron; William r. Furlons. patron: Mar
Mar Mars e q, a Hi6Sie, secretar sy Ruth
Mills. treasurer: Agnes W. Cady, con-
condpctress; and Luella C. Turner,
Also: Vera R. FurlOng. marshall;
Elizabeth j. Kissner, orRanist; Margaret
IL. Thompson. Adah: Gathering N
PrgmhelIsr Ruth MSrsaSst T Hsl ,,.
LARAMIE Stricklin, Eleeta; Margaret Allen
warder: Charles L. Drumheller. sentinel;
Ruth H. Eskridge,. treasurer emeritus;
Bethany: Katherine Taylor, matron
Theodore Manuel. patron; Phyllis E
Hendrick. associate matron; Ethel D.
Morris. secretary; Elsie NJ. Basemann
Doris williamson. associate conductress
Gladys v. Manuel, chaplain: Jeanne A.
Graft, marshall: Sylvia McKisson, Or
Sns M Rntb ks EsK A sanet As.
Their: Dorothy Cannon, Martha: Vivian
Lerch, Electa; Locke Wright. warder;
Vernon 2; Moorer. sentinel. a...
matron; Ray j. Ratliff, patron; Mrs,
Nellie c. Fuller. associate matron;
Ladamir Bartos, associate patron; Mrs.
e. Gertrude Smith. secretary; Mrs. Adah
E. Henley. treasurer; Mrs. Dorothy NJ.
Wightman, conductress; Miss Virginia
Kemp. associate conductress, and Mrs.
Gertrude Harris chaplain.
Also Mrs. Gladys D. Rowland, Marshal:
! Mrs. Geraldine NJ. Henkel, organist;
Miss Lucille Erps, .Adah; Mrs. Ruth H.
Reece Ruth: Mrs. Joan Newkirk Esther
Mrs, Mabel Heckard Martha; Mrs. Elvira
Ostrom, Electa; Mrs Eveline Starnes
warder, and Melvin wertz sentinel.
Loyalty: Mrs Pearl NJ. Dodge. matron;
N. Berkeley. associate matron; VIII
liam l., Good. associate patron; Mrs.
tLettie Mae Miller, secretary; Mrs Mar
garet c. Kupfer. treasurer; Miss Jennie
Jefferson. chaplain; Mrs. Minnie Allen.
Edna Mcdaniel Adah; Mrs. Lena bet
wiler, Ruth; Mrs. Betty Stevenson,
Esther; Miss Elva Jacoby. Martha: Miss
Barbara Campbell. Electa; Mrs. Bertha
Artz, Tarder, and Fitzhugh L. Neil.
ST. Johns Lodge: Mrs. Naomi oim-
bruch. matron: Rudolph o. Gimbruch
patron; Mrs; Eva ". Mccall. associate
n mattr0n; Robert g, Milans, associate
tsry; Mrs Sayde White. treasurer: Mrs
| =. Edith Kersten. conductress: Mrs. Ida
8. Frazier chaplain: Mrs Ruth e. Rudel
marshal. and Miss Lola Harrison. or
Also Mrs. Nancy I. Pon. Adah; Mrs
Reba v. Martin, Ruth: Mrs Mary E
Grifnth. Esther; Mrs. Edith Altman,
Martha; Mrs. Janet Aukscunas. Elect4:
MIS-; Bessie coakley. warder; Charles c
Soakley. sentinel. Mrs. Leila j. Has
kins. treasurer emeritus: Mrs. Hester NJ
Helms. instructress: Theodore q. Lewis
parliamentarian Mrs. Georgia Pouier
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Acacia: Violet Beaie, matron; Her.
man Wealthall. patron Roberta Lentz
associate matron: Clarence Lentz. asso.
Louise McLuckie. treasurer. blanche
! Walek. conductress: Louise Harpe. asso-
ciate. conductress; Dorothy Deitrick
chaplain. and Ruth Markey. marshal.
Also, Dorothy Purdy organist Ella
Stephens, soloist: Jean Byers, Adah: Elsie
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AMSTERDAM An airplane
speeding through the air thou
sands Of feet above plodding ships
at sea is Q familiar spectacle
But q ship making its slow prog
ress above an airplane is quite
another story.
Perhaps the only place in the
world where such a sight is an
everyday occurrence is at the in
ternational airport of the
Netherlands - Amster d a m
Schiphol Alphabetically stu
ated 4.37 yards below sea level.
At one time the site of this
airport was part Of a ripping
sheet of water. the Haarlemmer-
meer, where once a naval battle
was fought.
Drained in 1852
In 1882 hydraulic engineers
drained the Haarlemmermeer
and transformed Schiphol into a
soggy surface Of reeds and grass
which 1t remained until 1917
when the Netherlands govern
ment established a military aero
drome there. Three years later
a regularly scheduled Amster-