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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
.Methodists to Raise
Million for REFUGEES

PASADENA. Calf, Dec. IL
(R.-The Methodist Council of
Bishops has asked the denomi-
nations 10000 churches to raise
81 million for Hungarian refu-
gees.
The council, holding its quad
rennial meeting, adopted a reso-
luton yesterday authorizing the
collection of funds through
January 6. The money will be
distributed through the Method
list Commission for Overseas Re-
lief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
u. S. Helps Restore
Bombed Church

LONDON. Dec. IL (P). - An
American gift of $4,000 pounds
($70,000) was handed to Brit
aims Royal Air Force today to
help restore a London church
shattered by German bombing.
The money was contributed by
United States servicemen and
civilians all over the world. 1t
will be used to provide an organ
for st. Clement Danes, the Raj
church.
Maj. Gen. Roscoe Wilson, COM
mander Of the United States Air
Force in Britain, gave the check
to British Air Minister Nigel
Birch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
BETTER DRESSES

Pure silk cocktoil Dress droped boz
dice, scoop neckline, block; size IA 1895 400
Silk Sheath Dress, rhinestone trim,
red, book pone size l4-------- 1925 $500
Dinner Gown, pure silk chiffon,
dropped bodice, mouve; size To- 1926 1900
Nylon Chiffon Formal, full skirt,
dropped bodice with sequin trim, hotter
neckne oquo; size l2------ 1925 $500
Nyon Chiffon Over-Net Gown, strop-
less, beaded trim on bodice, blue;
Royon CYsteette ond NyIon Tulls
Gown, stropIess long torso bodice,
burnt orange; size l2--------- 1925 1900
Unpublished Royon Sotn Formal, full
skirt back interest, empire waist,
orange; size 2 ------- 1895 1900.
STARLIGHT ROOM-WGshington, Second Floor
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cHILDREN's SHOES
< cHILDREN's SHOES

100 Prs Misses Block Suede Pumps
and Patent One-Strop Shoes; bro
ken sizes l2H-5-------@---- 7.5o 7.99
so Prs. Bodies White High Shoes;
broken sizes 5h-s -.------9 sos z.s9
cHILDRENS SHOES-Wasbington Langley Park
Nd. Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
MISSES DRESSES

Il Two-Piece Royon Suits with royon
toffeto trim, block, also some tron- II
sitionol cotton sheoths in brown or
grey. Broken sizes 10 to To- 1895 1900
s Metallic Royon Dresses, sheath
style, side drope or sleeveless s.
sheoths with ocket. Beige, block;
broken sizes 10 to l6------ 1895 1900
s Royon Crepe Sheoth Dresses, beck
interest," royon satin trim, brown;
sizes 70. 2-------------.- 1925 1900
4 Wool Dresses, coot style, Ieother
belt, also sheoth style with long
torso; broken sizes 10 to A. 1895 1900
MISSES DRESSES-Washincton Second Floor
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GLOVES

IS Prs. DoubIe-Woven Cotton and NY
lon Gloves. Shorties, soiied from
handling. Broken sizes. White, zooto
beige. pink -;;;a-----.-------. $50 i.4s
10 Prs. Double-Woven Cotton and
Nylon Longer Length Gloves, soIied 3.ooto
from handling White, pink $50 1.99
Is Prs. Doube-Wovsn Cottons eioht-
button length soiIed. Broken sizes, 4.ooto
black brown, whits----------- 500 z.ss
GLOVES-Washington Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
4 Is Orig. 27.5O National Chrome Plated
FOOD SLICERS
10ss

Serroted blode never needs sharpening Rubber
suction feet hold sIicer firmly to tobe,
225o Enomei Food Slicer-- 1888
HOUSEWARES Washington, Sirth Floor:
Langley Park, Md, LoiUer Leuel
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SIS Orig. 8.o5
NYLoN TRICOT GOWNS
5's

Nylon trieot woItz-lenoth and long gowns Sizes
81 to SO in the group. PosteI shodes Sheer
nylon double layers Of trieot Matching 1926
robes, 81 to So in the group, SOS.
KNIT LINGERTE-WGshingto Third Floor
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++cHILDREN's SHOES

40 Prs. Misses Blue and White Sodde
OSfords with white rubber soIes;
sizes l2h-3; teen sizes 49, 69S 800
cHILDRENS SHoES-Lanclev Park. Md,
Second Floor
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INFANTS
riots, ToDDLERs

Orig. NOW
1890
so Nylon and Cotton Dresses----- 1925 5.ee
30 Tot Boys Sweaters. Nyon Orion. 5000
Broken sizes ------- 4.eo z.s8
80 Tot Girls SIp-Over and cordioons. 1890
Broken sizes NyIon and Orion - 500 1888
20 Tot Girls Foncy Robes. Broken sizes.
Some quilted, some eorduroys In 500 to 4.97
prints, pIoins --4-- 1895 10 500
TOTS, TODDLERS--W6shington Fourth Floor:
Langley Park, Nd, Second Floor
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tToILET GOODS
BUDGET sPoRTsWEAR

IS Nylcn Neck seors. Solid eoIos--- l.so 4se
IS Orion Novelty Sweotes with
onooro trim. White pink blue
mint Sizes "a to SO. Soied 80 5es I.so
BUDGET SPoRTSWEAR--Wdshinot Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
tHosIERY

100 pn First ouoisy Secnless Stock
inas. Broken sizes, colors lie
HOSTERY-WdshinCton Street Floor:
Langley Park, Nd. First Floor
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

~ Men's pIeoteo Froni Dress Shirts
soft slope collar. French cuffs Mods
Of fine cotton brooocofh whites
color --.,-..e---.---.------ 500 at
a Mems Tossled Night Caps in novel;
" prints cotton bfoo6clofh - 80 Zoe
MEMS FTEGs-w@hingtOn Street Eloos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
JEWELRY
STATIONERY
UMBRELLAS

l6l Womens Pooodo Style Umbrellas
In assorted pIolds. long hondes-- 229 I.59
UMBRELLAS-Washtngton Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
81 Orig, 7.98 Cotton BroGdcloth
DECORATOR
BEDS SPREADS
~ g.

plod or floral patterns in handsome decorator
bedspreods Single or double width
Washington, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
coRsETs

so Bros Short stropess, some padded
Nylon, cotton, royon and elastic in 2.5oto
group ------------------- 595 i.4s
IL Longtime Bros, nylon, loce and clos
tic; 32-34-36, also 40 and AZ in
the group ------------ 500 3.69
40 Girdes, loee elastic with 2K-in
woistbond; sizes 28-30-32-- 500 I.79
9 Girdes and Panty GirdIes Sheer
nyIon ond eostie. s. M. I in the 5lo0to
group ------------------ 5.e5 s.ss
CoRSETS-WGshington Third Floor
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Which Are Stores Double sia+t Items Langley Park Only
Washington Store Only Except Sianedt Items VIII
BUDGET DREssE.

Is Fomous-Noke Two-Pece Arnel Tri-
ocetote FoiIe Suit Dresses, Hock
grey, brown sizes l4k TO 22K
and IL to 20 in the group 1890 1923 500
20 Fomous-Moke Two-Piece Washable
Nylon Jersey Suit Dresses, poke
dot brown, green navy; sizes II
to 20 and l4h to 22h in the
: group ,--.,-,,7---..--- 1928 500
Nylon and Doeron Pleoted Jersey
Dresses, block, novy, tan; sizes IL
to 20 and l4z to 22h in the
group --------------------- 9es 500
BUDGET DRESSES-WGshinoton Second Floor
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+HOUSEWAREs
+kMEN's FURNISHINGS

IS Mems Cotton Hose with nyion rein
forced heels and toes elastic tops,
assorted colors. " VI 10 II Sc l9o
MEMS FURNISHINGS Langley, Park, Nd,
First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
MEMS sPoRTsWEAR
MEMS SHOES

IS Prs. Clearance Mems Evon's Slippers
All feathers in soft or hard sole, oil $3.50
hond TUNED in sizes TO ~ ~ 8.95 800
MEMS SHOES-Wdshfnoton First Floor
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HOSIERY
HANDBAGS

Wv. WV
Alligator Handbags. Leother-Ined
Loroe size, block and brown - $500 i6.s9s
3 Wool Broodeloth and Cashmere
Pouch Handbags, Amber trimmed 5.00to
block ---------- 1850 o.ses
Wool Broodeloth Handbags. Pouch lo.o8to
style, royon lined, block only - 1898 500"
| Royon Foie Handbags, royon lined.
Small and large sizes Block, navy,
s Drown - ---#@---- u 20 4.9Ss
q ReouIor and Shoulder Strap Leather
s sep'sse 0@9"so. N'ssl s. 500 100.
Nofural ond tons~S------- 400 i.ss
plus f0ss Federal tar
HANDBAGS Washington. Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
K MEMS SHOES

40 PrssMens Leather Slippers sizes to 400
" Hord or soft soes i 1850 SOS I.ss
MEMS SHoES-LGnCIey Park, Nd, First Floor
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ny BRUCE CATION
Pulitzer Prize Winning Historian

Patrick Henry was one of the happy men
who lived by an ideal and had the courage
to speak out for it. He said what it was in
him to say, and his words have had bell
like ring in American history ever since.
1t happened in the memorable spring Of
ITS, when the second Revolutionary Con-
vention of Virginia was meeting to deter
mine whether to make armed resistance to
the British crown.
Henry had spent years arguing for a
wider charter of freedom for Americans.
Now he supported with hot passion the bill
to arm the Virginia militia. After summing
up the arguments, and predicting - accu-
rately - that the next news from the North
would be tidings of open conflict. he
demanded: rs life so dear, or peace so
sweet, as to be purchased at the price of
chains and slavery" And he gave his own
answer:
81 know not what course others
may take, but as for me give
me liberty or give me deathi"
1t became a battle cry words to die
for. Men did die for them on many battle
fields; and liberty was won.
In some ways Henry himself was an
ordinary sort of man. Born in Hanover
County, Virginia, in 1876, he had hard
time finding himself. He had been an indif-
ferent student; when he set out to make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-05

1 THE CERFBoARD: They Drive Men Wild
J What's Happened To Family Dinners
B Is Tough Questions From Tins WEEK
Readers
? Strongest Girl In The World?
, FAMILY ALBUM: The Robin HoodlumS
9 Corkscrew Lights
= What Made The King Laugh
4 TELEvISIoN: Cues From The Zoo
6 FICTION: The Magic Valentines
0 HEALTH: Change OF Life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-05

living he failed twice as storekeeper and
once as farmer Then he became law
yer, got into politics, served in the Virginia
legislature - and was brilliant spokesman
for freedom He is remembered today chiefly
because he uttered that one sentence.
But that alone is very much. This is
sentence that deserves to live. 1t is time
less challenge to all Americans. In every
generation, each American sooner or later
has to search his heart to see whether the
freedom he enjoys here is worth more than
life - for liberty must always be bought
anew. When that time Of searching comes.
what better guide is there than Patrick
Heny's defiant outcry?
Il know not what course others may
take" THAT is, am not going to play il safe
and see what the crowd doeS) but as for
me" Seeing that everything have is based
on my freedom as an American, which is
worth all else combined) give me liberty
. or give me de0fhr'
We will be in bad way if we ever stop
cherishing these words.
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FASHION FIND: Gay Ninetics Look
Food: Hungarian Church Dinner
PERSONAL---VERY. PATTERNS

Names ond descriptions OF oil chotoesn in fiction stories
ond semi actoo Orioles in This mosozine ore wholly
imaginary Any which happens be me ihof
OF any person living osod Is entirely eoincdensu The
hfe This Week" registered In The US. Potent Office.
@ 1884. United kewspopen Mosoziae Corporation
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LUST OFF CONN. AVE

2ib3 California 70 NV --Allrsc -.
hedrmt dlu I'm beutin Ike
me w -din ar uond opt Feel
loc IL MN. unin tB ".bill.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DEI ICATE>STN. N good loca well
e9uiD. anG with Kit accom- OVER
.ll. luuN. 81 DE- N.SLIn
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BEDRM, living room. kitchen ard
bath >6o per month. 25Il l4th
- nv IL"
1874 SOMERSET Pr. NV Effici-
JU. 1915 I'll
lS"9 MONROE STREET NV
beirr ant With disposal! newly
decorated ConvCnien, 10 Transport
taHon and shopping; so 80, IN
gliding utilities. To inspect see
tenant in Ne :: Or call Di 7-4244
~ WEST VA. AVE-, NJ, No -
scr porch S-f refer 10 take
over uEeXp!Ted lease Onlg 500 -.
Incl! heat and hE Phone II.
-s.3. or STEUART BROS. d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-10

CoLoRLD-BEAIIITUL RIM. Tor :.
refined gentlemen, rei.r hot plate,
maid service DE- "-3iiJ la
.i:iS 18th st n.e.--Brd-
room III, and bath APP SITS mo
private. }. r BOONE, DE. H-1l"1
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-10
GOOD HOPE HILLS
VICINITY ShYIOB RIO. AND
seth SI Sc.

Modern bedroom Apartments
with , exposures m attractive de-
tarhcd bldg WIN nGmelikr atmos.
phere suitable unly Tor adults: con-
rrctr rear rlrches ample 'torsge
space of street parking. cross ven
tilatton ample closets. convenient
tran aud shopuJng facilities
Modern 3-bedrOom APT able
nnnn HnN sr 8 L AFT
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COW WALTER REED
VERY PLEASING

Apt incl linens etc kir-r0nd All
mod facilities best central Loo al
Meridian PAX Nv garage avail
Rent reuS li7b Euclid &c nv III
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APIS. FURNISHEp-MD.
APIS. FURNISHED-VA.

ARLINGTON. mr.. Pentagon and IT.
Myer--Liv rm dinette, bedrm,.
kit. bath, in apt bldg $50 mo-,
also Wkly rate. OF. 4-700O
ALENANDRlA--Liy. rm., hedrm,
kit, bath, all utils. incl, S. 30.
M. FORT MYER, pentason, zoos
n 18th st .--Mod. furn.. -bedtm.
apt, main fir. garden protect Sli0
Incl utilS ia 7-926S. ia. 1-5I00
ARL., mr. Hecht s--Bedrm. liv. rm,
kit and bath, porch, yard Redcc
$50. wills. incl AD "e-SS6l. ~
MOD. BLDG, liv rm, hedrm bath,
dinette, kit Above average All
utlls, SlIn. ia 10000 --l6
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA--t Fur
nished and unfurniShed apis. fire.
proof blGg. laritor 'ervice, laun-
dry privileges, continuous hot Wa
ter; $50 to $50 so Csll TT. 6-6670
between 10 am ana G pm
ARL.--Well-furn -bedrm. ant. with
small extra room mod bldg. on
buSline mr. Fl Myer Minis Pent.,
d G.. e95 plus utils. JE 4-8"B5.
EXTRA-LGE. CORNER EFFIC,, Iaun-
dry Fm,, parking court, ianiror
Serv,; nr. bus and Pent FL. I.1354
II
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COPPERITE
Colonial Motor Hotel
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN PNRk Birch Ca.1-
MAJ N new house como den pow
rcr ~ on ~ = bcdn., ~ r.
lgc closets ~ md = dishvssh.r.
di'nJssl orcsSia .narc b. kt
rocreatIgn nm fireplace oath n
rNgc. bsls, lcvCi lot gon' .
s. sURtiRBhN m naioo " ' y
AMIR tNIN PARk Brick oeuttt-
hull Colonial WITH iSt.h bcdru
.ad aour dnrmi'ory room ou d
s%ahod REALisfiNGs corr Kg.
BIENARY WOODS Don't hl n
sec he huv 81 the year III ,.S
Charuins brick Colonial. tcatu ak
bedroom ! baths. (, frcplsrct.
duced 10 S"s5oG Can Nf esdGay M
li1Si til INN Exclusive wt'h
BRlARCLlTI .SPRIN NAIIIy
ARIA a Cu0unin hos placr -
unsurpassed clusAucc and charm
N the huest residential locs on
We hingtun has to Offer Sparlu3s
center hal plan library ana pow.
der ru lovely bcdrms /,
hath. on .ud foot, nicely flnishcd
'itd moor huge alouaied soletipi.I:
delightful rec rm with bar and
fireplace lear earage prirt #u.
chicS man. nsry costly oNtt1t;
SSi an FRANK IS PM Tps.
NJ fl1li tfcs wo G-i93a
,ccntnuso on Nest raso
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-btuIm- ana -bedfm APIS.
SCI Hrd ST. nv. Elk a-536f -
9N EYE ST. NV and > rms.
apis, newly .emoGeied bids, reas.
rent WASHINGTON HOUSING
CORP, Ma SASS III
CLIFTON TERRACE. IAN and Crf-
ION SITS. NV Available April I /
bedrma So; :, bfdrmS 500. Large
rooms switchboard serpicr: Of
street parking avail See res mgr.
Oh premises of call SHANNON &
LuCHS. ~ l4th 81 M Ma
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sfter ) pm DU. DOS -@1@
Iis r, I. AVE. NV rms, kit
and bath: entire md A.: Sl2.50
per week. Utils. not incl. Call sun
8 10 y. other QaYS |" 10 AID
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Mt PLEASANT At CAR LOOP

~ ~ 3a!t; MO 40. 800 no
DIT 5-,}sl HO .-Sn7. ~
800 GEORGIA AYt M. aeaI
Ir porch, bath: iuuy furnished.
loo mouth jU 5-Ap95 -Iu
AFT. HUNTING MADE EASY'-E1-
CT selections, all part D. c.
.oS1 free; no fee, save time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-10
FORT MYER AREA

loi North Brookside drive-Large
one bedroom apt newly decorated
Very Convenient 20 transn anc
hopping SO per mo include,
rthlics Res. mgr IA $1,000 Of
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APIS. UNEURNIsHEp--vA.

$;i Up utils incl. Close in: Iedec
Feisr. and stove, auto. ldry. facili.
tics. nr stores and tranSp. EN-
.';-jli1S days, EN-. 3-g@US ewes. 10
ARLINGTON. lg. 1-pedrm. apt. with
Iiy, nm. dlnette. and moo. Ell
Pient" OF closet space, ldry. ano
parking facilities. ShoppinP ano
bus lines within ! BLOCK. Just q
lew minutes from Pentagun, Navy
Annex, and downtown Washington
Vacant May Si1. incl all utils
WAKEFIELD MANOR, INC, I3is
\ Courthouse rd. CAN ia. $500
from am. TO . m. Mon. thru
Fri. kE. 6-Sijl, $ am. to q pm
\. ARE n; 1GG 9u s;i5@zl,ying l n,
btcdrm kit, bath. gar, Adults
stores IKE. S-497l or KE. S-64s2
res LEE HIGHWAY rooms, bath
screened porch: newly decorated
arEe grounds ia "@-5SI6.
SCI THIS LUXURIOUS private play.
room also ieC. iiv, rm. bedrm. din.
ing area. Il baths apt bldg: out.
SIDE entr ; 70. !003 N. 18th 81
IA. -a2tS IA. !-o6O0.
Mr.. PENTAG0N, 90O3 Iath ST hiEt
elevation--Wel l-established gatder
project; l.bedrm apt s15, al
ntiiS' IA SOS, "a: $500.
pentsgon 10 Minis D c. New
ideal for children. ..ii-bedrm. apt,
81 80 plus utils Avail immpd
i@l5 N, Quinn IA. 1861, after
pm
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''A~AStNhA' FlE -,FO
All cloSe-in--De luxe apt bldg.
carpeiet halls. 2 exposures paru,ie-
lloors, upeE sound Insulation. un.
lin. storage, parking IA. 5-653f.
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APIS. UNEURNIsHEp-Mp.


Rot kVILLE--i bcdrln.. Irving rm
dinette, cath and rear screened
porch near schools and hopping
center N6l pins utls 20 2-43H6
f3G WEST HWY, lust west
OF l6th 50 -. bcdrm individual
dwelling unit. DuplexpS with pvt.
'front.' and rear entrS., cuny. to D c.
bus line and SHOPPING VIII deco
rate. 500 per mo. plus utils. Gail
Ma S-l92I II
GAITHERSBURG- Q bedrm apt. ~
new bids very large rooms nr all
conyeniences, Ssa.5o. Incl. all uti.S
Pc -GU6i II
KENSiNGToN-i bedrm Ssi75.
" DeormS 9as 90, incl! utils each
apt with 2 exposures, cinettr,
parking sale play area. HOWARD
r SCHAFER OIL g-141l. -"
LANGLEY PARK AREA. - miles
IRON shopping center in nice resi-
genital section: attractive apt. with
LIVING rm nedrm. git and bath.
$50 pr month available immeoi-
ately JU S-HuSS 10
CHEVY CHASE--I.tv. I'M. bsdrm
din Kit PVT. bath. ur country
tiunS ana NH Oh BIB I"!s
TAN. Pk = pr |se, apt bldg
NJ. Flower Theater ch.id: $50
ST. Flower ave, III 5-Igi. IL Il
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BROYHILTON
APIS

III 7 ..
VICINITY 0LEBE RID AND
LEE HWY. NORTH ARLINGTON
ok. shCDplnP and busltne ron.
Fenient to all schools and churches
minutes from Pentagon via Cieorg,
va shington parkway
New hreproot apis. Plenty o,
loseis and storage space. lge rms
of-strert parking MOD comnletti,
EQUIPPED kitchen. fenced in, eouippec
PLAYGROUND, master ~ antenna
LAUNDRY facilities 81"
2 BEDROOMS-SlO5.O 90
PLUS ELECTRICITY
Nj. I. BROYHILL g. SONS
t6"4 lee Hwy. An. v,
IA 1900
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y F-E'ENaI. 1T J - y IV-.lU
All close in-Dt luxe apt. bldg.
carDetec halls. super sound iusIia
tlon oarquet floors. 3 lge. closets
cniim storage; parking ia. 5-G634
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

INIUR<. by ANN eeneral s Ar
A.es area min J hedrmS bsrgy:
- o. amp." storage Sp. Vi d.:
sll5-S"un KI. N-a.i4
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ANACoSTIA---Aiodern apt o. Twins
bath rent only sos. See "3G5
Green 81 Sc, Apt >. DIR Good
Hope rc south on 18th 20 Gaien
left 70 Green RE-. 7-llSl.
aH'sn WIS 4Nk-- Bachelor enc
; rIn ana bath newly dec, air
cnSd rslgy.. = closets wall cAbi,
net S52 90 utlis. incl acuit
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~ a. pt%NHH
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!uary IL. Beverly Carter, Doris
Smith, and Betty Liefer, senior
cheerleaders, will hold this activi-
ty.
The members of the class have
recently completed the sale of
''rhe Smyrna Eagle" class year
book, and they plan to order 300
books. This is the greatest num-
Der sold since the class started
to publish a book five years ago.
The members of the class will
sell booster slips to finance the
book during the last two weeks
of January.
Fred Corso has submitted de-
sign for the class pennant and
this will be submitted to the
Standard Pennant Company to
reproduce on felt for each class
member.
The class at present has FIVE
types of hats under consideration,
and they hope to adopt one Off
cially in the near future.
Smyrna times., 1956-01-12
TaylOr's Bridge

Mrs. John D. Steller of Will
mington, spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Steller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kessinger and
Mrs. Jack Karl of Harrisburg, Pa,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Keiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore of
Newark, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli EbIing
of Ridgely, Md, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Elliott and daughter of
Goldsboro, Md, and Mrs. Harry S.
Wiley of Townsend, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shock
ley.
Misses Joan and Nancy Voss of
Dover, spent Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson A. David.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas AXE of
Wilmington Manor were guests
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Steller.
The Ladies of Friendship Church
will serve dinner for the Farm
Bureau members at a meeting in
the Taylor's Bridge Community
Center Wednesday night, Jan. 18
at z o'clock.
Miss Mildred Deakyne of Will
mington spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Deakyne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stats Jr.
and daughters of near Clayton
were visitors last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Reynolds.
Messrs. Jack Steller, Edward
Wheeler and Clark David spent
Saturday in Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson Keiser Jr.,
and Mr.. Bobby Warner of Laurel
spent the weekend with their
mother, Mrs. Walker Warner.
Smyrna times., 1956-01-12
SCHOOL
REPORTER
january Calendar of Events

January IL P.T.A. Meeting at
Elementary School, 7:30 pm.
Future Farmers of America
Meeting, 1890 pm.
January 13 Basketball game at
Middletown, 700 pm.
January II Pep Rally, 800 pm.
Basketball game home with
Caesar Rodney, TOO pm.
January 10 Assembly by the Tel
ephone Company, 1:25 pm.
January 20 Basketball gam e
home with Dover, TOO pm.
January "a Mid-term examina-
tions.
Baketball game at home with
Saint Andrews, 100 pm.
January 25 Mid-term examina-
tions. (End of 1st Semi
January q Basketball game at
home with Sudlersville, pm.
January 81 Basketball game at
Sudlersville, $3.50 pm.