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county.
Mr. and Mrs. v. L. Flippen.
Beverly. and Thomas Vernon Flip
pen. also Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Dowdy. Of Richmond. were dinner
guests Sunday Of Mrs. John T.
Flippen at Rose Cottage"
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Norman and
daughter, Jacquelyn. spent the
day Sunday at Gold Hill as guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. O'Brien.
Mrs. M. D. Newton attended the
Founders Day celebration at
Longwood College last Saturday.
c. A. Ransom. who suffered a
heart attack at his home here last
week is reported as improving. His
brother. Wesley Ransom. of Rich
mond. visited him during his ill
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott
celebrated the first birthday an
niversary of their daughter, Sha-
ron Gail. at their home. Red
wood" on Wednesday. March z
with family party.
Coveda Smith returned Sun
day from Johnston-W Willis Hospital
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following a tonsilectomy. which
Kept him from school several days.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A..
Jenkins and Mrs. Meade w. Fost-
r last Sunday at 'Medwood. .
we're Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Walker
and their children. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Coffman and daughter,
and Ralph Coffman, all of Rich
mond
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Crockett
and Mr. and Mrs, Roy Yates. of
Grundy. Jimmie Yates. student at
the Medical College of Virginia
Hospital. Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs
L. N. Hammer and Mrs. Edward
Waldrop with her son. Keith
Hammer. Of West View, were
among the week end and Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F
Crockett
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Grow. of Dill
wyn. were visitors Sunday of Mrs
S. w. Sheppard at her country
home. 'Dunleigh."
Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Beasley at
tended the recent open House
at the new Robertson Funeral
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Local Chapter Plans to Launch
County Cancer Crusade In April

A county wide meeting Of the
Cumberland County Chapter OF
the American Cancer Society was
held in the Court House at 2:30
p. m. on Friday. March 9. Mrs.
E. A. Carter. President, presided
over the meeting.
A short talk on cancer was
given by Miss Virginia L. VIII
uams. State Advisory Nurse. She
brought out the fact that the per-
centage of cancer cases in Cum
berland County is unusually high
as there were Is deaths from
this cause during the year of
1866. She was surprised to learn
that we have such an adequate
loan closet, the contents of which
are available to any county re-
Sident free of charge.
The fact was stressed by both
Miss Williams and Mrs Virginia
Hutchings, Public Health Nurse
that early diagnosis will save
many lives and that possibly the
death rate can be cut by one
third. We were told about the
Diagnostic Center in Richmond
at the Medical College.
Ernest j. Ruiz. Field Secretary
of the Virginia Division of the
American Cancer Society, gave
points to the workers who will
soon begin the solicitation OF
funds. The goal was set at $4OO
with the hope that the amount
may be doubled. Mr.. Ruiz stres-
Sed the point of educational
value combating this disease. He
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after spending two weeks there
with relatives.
Miss Grace Godsey, of High
land Springs, spent the past week
here as guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
James S. Godsey.
more
1t. Col. E. B. Nuckols and his
family. accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. E. B. Nuckols, left
Sunday for Colorado Springs. Col.
where 1t. Col Nuckols has been
transferred from the Stewart Ali
Force Base at Newburgh. N. Y
His mother expects to spend two
weeks out West with her son and
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Shackle-
ford. Of Arlington. were week enc
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Seay
Jr
Dinner guests Of Mr. and L. B
Dandy last Sunday were Mr.. ano
Mrs. 0. G. Bailey. Bristol, Va
Mr.. Bailey and family were former
residents here, and at that time
he was the division superintendent
of Education for Cumberland
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urged the house house canvass
and suggested that volunteer
workers leave Informative PAM
phlets. We were told by Mr.. Ruiz
of the great need for money for
research purposes. Mrs. j. d.
Carpenter is fund raising chair
man for the county.
1t is through scientific dis
coveries that we will be able to
eliminate the disease which is
now the second cause of death.
1t is hoped that every individual
will give to the best of his ability
when approached. We are plan
ming an intensive campaign dur
ing the month of April.
Marriage Announced
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Soreson
have announced the marriage OF
their daughter. Karon, to Sgt,
Harry Scott Berger. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Berger, of Sunny
Side. The ceremony was per-
formed Tuesday March s, at the
Baptist pastorium in Cumberland
With the Rev T. P. Reynolds Of
ficiating.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul E. Huffman
and their son, Steven Doyle. re-
turned Sunday to Belmont, N. c..
following a week end visit with
Mrs George Bryant and Mr.. ano
Mrs. G. w. Bryant.
John Bernard Hickman, OF
Farmville. was the week enc
guest of MI. and Mrs. Howard r
Bryant.
J Mrs, r. w Angle and sons
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Steven and Don, returned to their
home in Rock Mount, Va, last
Sunday after spending the past
week here with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. E. Alan Carter. Mr..
Angle spent the week end here
with the Carriers.
Week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Hayes were j. Edgar
Hayes and family. of Waverly.
Visitors on Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Davidson and Mr..
Stump. of Gold Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Robens, of
Clayville. were visitors Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Flippen and
family.
The Rev. and Mrs. Luther B
Franck received a message Mon
day OF the passing Of his sister
M SIS Leonora Josephine Franck
at her home 1918 Seminary Ave-
nue. in Richmond Funeral SER
wees were conducted at the home
Tuesday afternoon and burie
was in Riverview cemetery. Philip
F'ranck also. attened the funera
and served as a pallbearer.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Goodman
had as week end guests, hi
brother and law, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Goodman. O
Blacksburg. Other guests on Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. C. B
Goodman. their children, AM
Carol and Charles Byerley Good
man Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Guthri,
Goodman and their daughter
Jane Milton. of Amelia.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Meri
Wether Vaughan Smith. Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Marks
of Charlottesville. and Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. c. Hundley, of Farmville
Mrs. N. H. Huskey and Mis-
Josephine Huskey have retulne,
home from Marysville. Tenn
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Home in Appomattox.

Home in AppOmattOx
Judge and Mrs. r. o. Garrett
and Carl Banton have returned
rom q two weeks outing at Key
West, Fla. Enroute home Mr.
Garrett was stricken with pneu-
and was detained for five days in
the Allendale. South Carolina,
Hospital His friends will be glad
to know he has sufficiently re-
covered to resume his duties as
Trial Justice.
Cumberland Youth Fellowship
younger group will be guests of
Miss Nellie Jane Midkiff Sunday
night. March Is. at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Midkiff.
Mrs H. D. Moring was the over
night guest of relatives in Rich
mond Tuesday
A sub-district Youth Council
meeting was held Thursday even
ing at the Methodist parsonage in
Cumberland.
David Newton was the week
end guest of his aunt. Miss Emily
Hankins, in Richmond.
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CoLoRED--RENT AND BUY
Brightwood--6-rm. brick, Ia baths
3 porches, bsmt.; gas INV h; oct
gar. ST. 3-4415, ia. e-s74a. Ia
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COLORED
HOME VALUES

5o3o sth ST. NE.--3 bedrms.. liyinI
m, din. rm.. kit. and bath; ga!
h.-ah, &l24 per month.
l743 sEAToN ST, EW.--6 rooni
and bath. $S5.
a37 H ST N.W.-6 rooms and bath
h -w.h, $a7 so.
6S K ST. N.E.--6 rms. and bath
1854 IEGLEsIDE TERRACE NV
q rooms, . baths. oil heat, SI10.
5000 VISTA ST N,E.-3 rms. and
4643 HAYES ST. ME- rms. ant
IS r ST Me- rms. . baths
"a EYE ST, s.w.-9 rms. and bath
$50.
6" L ST. Nw.--6 rms. bath, auto
gas heater. SS5.
"a EYE ST NV rms. and bath
oil h-wh., $50
STA LIST ST. Nw-9 rms. 2 baths
gas INV h., Sl35.
r. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
REALTORS
? Mass. Ave. NV. MA. 5000
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHED
VIRGINIA

8 ACRES. with arm. frame cot
taRe: SOS mo.
3-ACRE ESTATE. with hrk. 6
rms. = baths. rec. nm, gar.; $lSb
NV TvNT runNEpcnN
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20l9 ROSEMONT AVE.

LYN THOMPSON
An Lee Hwy. ia. 2-2l2f
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HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CLEANING PRESSING sHOP, soot
location. Rent reas,, NV. quiet
location. IA. g-64o5 or AID. 4
u41S
REST, beer-wine: profitable business
excellent location. beautifully equip.
larse seat. capacity. .Money-making
proposition, See to appreciate
SPLENDID oppof. Worth se5, 900
price. $1,000 y cash REQ. AID
BARBER SaOP, good ne. location
5 chairs. Rent, $50 mo. Owner re-
trims, WIN accept any reAs. offer
viii FURsSiisH LIMITED FISANc.
man: pref. coll. grad. Of mag. and
reSourcefulnesS in carrying Out
idea for prac. lucrative small bust
ness. Send qualifications and phone
number to Box 32-J. Star. 81
RESTAURANT, upper GeorSia ave
eorner. Best type aauipment; Doint
900 cash down win handle. "
E THRIFT exclusive l4lI Pa. ave
NV, MA, S-p743. ---S
CAFETERIA. downtown. doing S35t
daily, q DAYS Owners wish to re,
tire and will sell to = reliable res.
tauran' man with only - ,0ot
profits Low rental. good lease
BOB HoLLANDER. exclusive. Ial1
Pa. ave, NV, MA. s-a743 IS
PARKING LOT at 1924 sth ST
NV. for rent, $3.50. Ma. s-4s39
LUNCHEONETTE on Wis. ave. mex;
to Theater. OIL. 4-eS96 or OIL. g.
UNUsUAL--A few choice stand,
AVIAN in WashinRton'S oldest and
largest food market where ovei
$50. 900 90 has been spent for re-
decorating--nonfood items are beinI
added. See Market Supt. Center
Market City. 9Th and K SITS. NV. OF
call Co. 5-3533
EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAIN-Deli-
catesSen and Carry-Out. Due "a
owners death, FIRST REASON.
ABLE OFFER accepted, Call fol
factsi Don't let this pass you buy
W. B REALTY. ia. s-0Sg4. RE
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3 bedrms.. 2 baths. rec, rm., gas
heat; avail immed.: SI35 per mo
! Call Mrs. Carter, BOSS ~ PHELPS,
| INC. MA. $4,000. -S
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AIlL.. close in-1 and 2 bedrms.;
immed. occupancy: tops in conven-
fence. Call Tor Apt, IA. 1860.
ALEXANDRIA, va bedrms.. liV.
rm., din. kit. and bath: across
from new elem. school; $50. r. A.
HUMPHREYS d SONS. Ma. 5000.
10
CHARM? Spacious 5-room apt. in
new duplex. fireplace, mahogany
psneling, GE kitchen. Sl25 mo.
plus util; Call "a; 2-3493. Ia .
ARLINGTON, S0UTH-.Attrsctiye 2
located in relation to shopping
center, bus to Pentagon and Wash,
churches and schools. Rent covers
summer and winter air condition.
ing, all utilities. use Of swimming
pool. Cali XII. s-l9o1 for further
$3.50 ,h1Ga5nf INCLUDES all utilities for
apt. eonven. to busiines and shop
66n rdy a ne few Minutes to Pentsson.
Apt. los. $40 Four-Mile I'd. Alex.
Can ALBERT H. COHEN CO., IA.
.Isa. 10. CALVERT ST. ARL. VA.
decoratsd, $s9.5O. Cali Res, Msr
Sis ;1 9N 4. 10th RD.-1-bedrm. apt.
Newly redecorated Near. shopping,
good parking. S6S.0a incl. all utili-
ties except cleo. Call Res. Mgr..
FAILS CHURcH-DoNNA LEE-Ex-
ira convenient to schools, buses,
shopping: children and small pets
welcome JE. 3-S573, IA. 1860.
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All Lee Hwy. ia. 2-2I2t
20l9 ROSEMONT AVE.
8 bedrms.. 2 baths, rec. rm.. gas
heat; avail immed.: SI35 per mo
Call Mrs. Carter, BOSS ~ PHELPS,
INC, MA. $4,000. -S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ave
and Good Hope I'd 2 apis. with
Q rooms. Kitchens and baths, viii
rent both apts.; S1l5 per mo, OF
will sell on E-Z. terms. NE s.
1853: ewes, OIL. 2-0l35. FULTON
r. GORDON. Jr. CO. "a
CoLoRED-37aI esth ST. NE
Six rms. kit. and bath. ami;
vacant: 500, EN-. 10000. 10
COLORED-5eO4 EADs N.E;-Bung
rms bath. h -w;h. Excel conc !;
coal furn.; no children; SIS. Lu
coLoRED-i44 10th ST. s.w.-E
rms, kit and bath, gas heat
c 81 sri -s BRDRRMs.' HOLLYWOOD
bath: liy. rm., din. rm.; GE kit.
dishwasher, garbaEe dtspossl: bsmt
with half bath. IA. 9-g623 IL 0
C0 I,SI;i, S-;sI srd hs ST, h Nh; Eb
gas furnace. cleo. refer. SI25. l. T
GRAVATTE. Realtor, Ma. e-0753
COLORED-S89.6 O--5 rms. kit and
bath, bsmt., gas heat Mr.: s. OAK
and Emerson. ST. 1867. Ill
COLORED - 445 9th ST. NE. -t
pretty rooms. bsmt.; key next door
$3.50, or sale also. LA. $3.50.
coLoRED-RENT AND BUY
Brightwood-6-rm. brick. Ia baths
3 porcheS. bsmt.; gas INV, h: oct
gar. ST. 3-4415, IA. e-s74a. ---la
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

1915 KENYON ST. N.w.--a bed.
din, rm.: full bsmt $3.50. DE,
Mr.. NICHOLS. ATGANTIC-Brick: 2
bedrms.. scr; porch rec. rm.. Gas;
settled settle. couple 81 no pets ssS ns. every
hath; oil heat. Sl50, r. A. HUM.
PHRIEs a. SONS. Ma, 5000, -
EMERSON sT. NV, i3IB-4 bed
rms. Hv. rm.. din, kit. and bath.
rec, rm :. oil heat; S1aO. B
BUNGALOW ON ACRE on Lee hwy
So. Atysiia6ls now JOSEPH "
esaY c0 Va. li 5r " e! Rf9se st. r''
a. miles from NH: immediate
W. ROBERTSON. AI.ToR. 79af
Wis. ave, OIL. 9-2123, o pm. II.
AVAILABLE Mar. Is to Aug. 10
Randolph Hills1-3 bedrms, fenced
r yHFSi Sci w MH; WIKI aIds2 On MONTE
--ta) Immediately available. 3.
bedroom rambler with washer and
drier. garage, $3.50 per month, S.
per week. fbl Everything furnished
including linens and silver, bed
rms. by week, So; by month, : 80
HoLlEY REhALTY. $500 Lee high
FOREsTVILLE, MD. - Rambler;
bsdrms, mod, furn,, auto. washer;
fenced I'd; Sll0 mo, RE. 6-63s7
NEARBY PRINCE GEO, few blks
of wash. BALTIC. pkwy Heat and
hot water also furnished; 2;;bedrm
s sTiss s aSio .hc %sshsF c.nte 9s s
mo. Call CIR. 3-30sl after pm
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coLoRED-DREAM HOUSE
Is BUCHANAN ST. NE,
This home has eyerythine-6-rm,
newly decorated brick. rec. rm., air
conditioning. fenced yard. concrete
front porch, near shopping and
transp. Home taken In trade with
no down payment BERGMAN RE-
Atty CO.. ST, 3-a433.
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FoGGY BOTTOM
Charming br. town house: beorms
living rm., dining rm.. Kit ano
hath lge pvt. patio. completely
rebuilt and modernized. Best, buy
in area: only $17,950: excel A.
nancing: smRil On, payment; don't
miss this opportunity. OWNER, OIL
4-743l, RE. 7-5275. 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, little re
indicted 3-bedroom brick: S2@.93n.
CAPITOL HILL--Handsomest resto-
ration-HuRe drawing room Per-
feet Kitchen. Thermidor oven.
floors. Garden. $4,000. ACT. 40
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APIS. uNsURhIsHEp-vA.

KING-SIZED 2-BEDRM. APT
Close-in Ar. in mod BLDG; lmmac =,
stores, transp nearby; Sg5 with all
Mar, ! IA. 7-2497, ID
ARLINGTON--S75 plus utilities. At
traettye l-bedrm apis. in modern
apt, bids washer and dricr: park
ing; near Fl Meyer. Navy Annex,
Pentagon, ia 2-O064 10
ARL.-New 5-room de luxe duplex;
2 blks, Court House Wilson blvd
and f.. Myer Ample closet and
Apply next door. Phone IA. s-San7
or ia. S-SS22. Rent, $40 per mo
/ This is special TO-
$500 Plus UTILS.--l -bedrm. apt
n apt. bldg. cow. to trsnsp. and
Wash. Lee shopping center; EN-.
3-567s. days; EN-. 3-92Os. ewes.
lie
CENTER ARL. - Lovely 1-bedrm
apt. unusually quiet. clean: mod
apt. bldg; blk to bus and shop
ins center: $70.5O. IKE. s-6720,
1909 N. KENsISGToN ST.. All. va.
Avail. immed. Liv. rm., dining al
cove, bedrm., kit. and bath: laundry
facil in bSmt.; gas furn.; newly
dec; S65 per mo. Call IA. 1864
IS
ARLINGTON. best area. close-in--
/ and 2 bedrms.. redecorated. mod
kit. walking distance. ATlinston
| Hail. wooded area bus. shopping
center Quiet Sf9 SO and SOS Mr..
plebe I'd. 40i4 Columbia pike ia.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
RIGGS PARK
NO DOWN PAYMENT

Modern 2-yr. -old. 3-leyei house;
completely air-conidtioneo: 2 bed.
rms. and den or . bedrms. full
and 2 half baths: must be respof1-
sibie. DI. 7-S333 til 8 pm. 10
- $395 DOWN - Vacant.
new. ne. section. 5-rn semidet.
brick: bsmt,, Gas heat, lovely yard.
Near schools, bus, shops; S95 mo.
RA. 6-byl2, DE. 2-5603. 10
detached red brick Colonial located
in the very best neighborhood. Heavy
slate roof. Reception hall. Big liv.
ing room with woodworking fire.
place. family-siZe din. rm., de luxe
kitchen, 3 twin-size bedrms., . moo :
ern tiled baths. Full basement
apartment or doctors once with
separate entrance. Price, S23,75O,
Easy terms, Call Immediately. This
can't possibly last. WO. 6-a27I or
DI. T-6S30. THOS. j. FISHER.
COLORED-i0th AND MASS. AVE.
N.E.--Substantial brick; . complete
apartments, 2 baths. 2 kits, sep.
entrances. full bsmt.. mod, oil
h.-w.h. Let the rent pay for your
home. ST. 3-44l5, IA. e-ST4o.
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coLoRED-S4s5 DOWN

This little brick home In
unique and full OF PERSONAL
ity. II is located in the
CAPITOL VIEW area: fenced
yard. full basement. Monthly
payments are only $3.50 per
month.
DORFMAN & CO. co. b-4e56
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HOUSES FOR sALE-NW.
INCOMEl INCOME!

.INCOMEl INCOME!
Is Rooms. 5h Baths. oarags
18th N.W.-CLOSE IN
Furnished renting rooms and small
Housekeeping units: income quoted
S75S mo. plus liy. quarters: want
$4,000. Terms.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-6l4C
COLORED-I9OO BLOCK FIRST ST
NV, near Emerson and N. H
aye;--semidet. BRICK, 9 rooms
D Dorei S sf Block CLOCK shopplns esnter
excellent transportation. Mr.. Maury
no. 2-3S7I MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO, Realtor, 1924 14th street NV
AID. 4-2005.
COLORED-MT. PLEASANT-9-rm
Diet. home: 3 baths. oil h.-W.h.; suit
. families. NO. 1896.
COLORED-VACANT. new NV. sec.
ton. 6-rm. brick, Ia baths,
porcbes. oil heat. rec. nm, Near 9TH
st. bus. shop. school. 500 mo. RIA
6-69I2. ia. 9-4679. 10
coLoRED-REcREATIoN ROOM
lst-FL. BEDROOM AND BATH
9th and Madison NV. First offering
home; . full baths, powder room
gas heat, nice yard. Priced TO sell
with 81 500 down. JAMES CARR
EX. $1,000, AID. 4-s050. .
COLORED-4-BEDRM.
sEMIDET. BRK. on beautiful Oneida
pl. NV. $500 block; full bsmt.
built-in GARAGE. / "a baths. newly
dec. The price is the thing that
will amaze you here. so call early
MR.. KITCHENS, ATLAS REALTY
Co, ST. 3-736e. IS
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

g. ne. and Carolyn J. Powell, 49,
William D. Spraslin, jr., %, Harrisburg.
Pa, and Marion 8. Cole. "a Trianeie,
Robert J. Dale, 20. Denton. Tex, and
Martha E. Webb. 20. Arlington Va,
John C. Gaskili Jr. 81: 52l5 Addison
Chapel "a; ne, and Jeraline Wilson,
81. 442t 9th 81. NV.
W Ss and f Helen NJ f. as:l st. 1865
Carlton Rrsh. 20, I'll Elm st. w..
and Gloria Y; Smith. %. 1903 CO.
George S. Clarke, 6S. Grand Rapids.
Mich, and Esther M. Cox, "A, 490T
Donald Keiiiner. "a. and Margaret A.
Keiiner. ". both Of Rockville, Md.
Charles f. Jackson, "a. AIS U st. NV,
and Ora l. Boone, II, 1854 Shepard
Lawrence N. Brandt, %. silver Spring.
Nd, and Evelyn 7. Rauch, 20, $50
Tilden C. Hamrick. %. and Mildred
Robert c, Brooks, ~. and Bertha N.
! DeVaughn. 81 both of 1929 Harvard
Robert II I. Herbert 10, and Diane NJ
Dirckston. s, both Of 1923 Chapel
Louis A. johnson, 90, 1900 South Caro-.
/ lima ave. s:e... and Beverly A. Stanton,
lS, 5451 81. sc.
Paul Y, Csan g,,I u sSi Maine , aye
Virginia ave. s.w.
! and Rita A. McCallom. :,S North
Chevy Chase, Nd.
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Robert Z. Pepper, IS. s02s G st. nv.
AND. Mary E. c. Metzels 81, 1909
st. NV.
Alvin P, Iay.or. 10. $50 I st. sw.,
a and Mary .. A. chayis' IS, l34s
and Arleen H. sawteil. Is, 5eOi I
Edward NJ. CAN'T, 80, College Park,
Md. and Joan q. castelazo. ~,
Takoma Park, Nd.
LLOYD M. Fortune ss, Ills Spring
Bowling Green, Va.
Leo G. Karpoff, %. 1891 N st. ne,
and Carol A. Olive. %. 3oO7 Abe
marie st. NV.
Joseph L. Waugh. 10 70S Kenilworth
Cedar Heights. Md. :
Joseph l: Morris; jr., 70. Arlinsten'
S VA; ana sylvia sylvia l. Richards 30
Lois K. Widner. 10, Marion. Va. M
Willis Fleming, 10, and Geraldine Nc
cullough. Is, both of 1851 st.
Jerome pericho. IS, and Anna B. Black.
Richard L. Pentecost. "a, Arlington,
Va, and Edith A. Lamke, 20. 81@O
Morton a J. zet :Ti "a. $3.50 Georgia ave
NV. and Cynthia Brooks, is, 1883
Roxanna I'd, NV.
ave. NV. and Janice NJ. Digs, rs,
1905 PARK pl. NV.
Edward j.. Fleming. II, 1907 Corcoran
Sc. n.w.., and Dolores E. Hill. FL,
| Donald A. Brooks. "a. Fort Worth
Tex. and Gloria ]. Smith, IS. 1928
Hushesy A. 4. Wccodle, SO, Clemson. s. c.
and Mena Hogan, SO, Arlington, Va
James A. Hunter, 30. 21S 9th St. Sc,
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Roberts Joins Stuff =
OF CupituI Committee

Harrison B. Roberts has been
appointed public relations direc-
tor Of the Greater National Capt.
tai Committee, to succeed Ed
ward M. Kirby. who left the
staff two months ago.
Mrs. Roberts has held a series
of news and information jobs
with newspapers. several Asso-
ciated Press bureaus, Pan Amer
lean World Always and the
State Department.
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Merrick Boys Comp
To Open June Is

The Merrick Boys Camp on
the Potomac River at Nam
jemoy. Charles County. Md. will
open for its 22d season on June
IS. it was announced yesterday
by James B. Garry, 1856 camp
president.
More than 500 boys will be
given free two-week vacations
at the camp during the summer.
camp officials said. Applications
are still being accepted at the
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Since 1884 the camp, which Is
conducted under Roman Catholic
auspices, has given free summer
vacations to more than 1900
Washington area youngsters.
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pay costs Of the camping season
and make needed repairs is now
underway with Peter Becker. jr..
Washington printing executive,
heading this years appeal.
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and Jean M. Turley, is, Forest
Clarence L. Cotton. 25, 1919 Quincy
81; NV. and Doris A. Pitt, %, 5527
James o. West. jr., IS. 500 I st. ne,
and Make P. Manning, 81. 435 18th
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We are happy to announce that carry complete
line OF lovely Towe sterling tableware in our two stores
Whether it be gift for the bride of silver or for your own
home visit our Washington Arlington store and let
us show you our magnificent array Of famous Towle
Sterling in complete collection of their beautiful patterns
some of which are sketched below and at right
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camps Washington ONCE. 1904
New York avenue NV.
Boys invited to camp are
orphans or from broken" homes
or large families unable to pay
costs Of sending their children
to summer camp. They are rec
commended by clergymen. school
teachers. social workers and
others interested in youth.
The annual Merrick Boys
Camp appeal for $4,000 to help
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Under D. C. lGfU couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, matt three jull days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day.. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other ddNS.