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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
WHY GROW OLD?
Time Spent Alone
Like Magic Potion

Then you can completely relax
and let the forces of life flow
into you.
Such times will keep you
youthful. They will bring
problems into focus, they will
renew energy, they will deepen
your sleep and brighten your
days. They will bring new
eagerness to daily living and
replace fear with courage.
Many people go Tor day upon
day and week upon week and
sometimes month upon month,
without ever being alone for
a period of complete relaxa-
ton. This means physical
limpness, and mental and emo
tional uncoiling. Once you tap
this source Of inspiration and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
Hospital Guild Dance
Set for October IS

The Prince Georges Cen
eral Hospital Guild has set
October 13 as the date for
their thirteenth annual benefit
dance. It will be held at the
Marlboro Tobacco Market in
Upper Marlboro, Md, with the
Rivers Chambers Orchestra
furnishing the music.
Proceeds will be used to
purchase supplies and equip
ment for the hospital. Chair
man for the dance is Mrs.
Waldo Burnside.
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health you win not allow life
TO rob you Of it again.
We live in the midst Of so
much confusion. so many prob
lens, so much noise, so many
demands and so many asso-
Citations and duties. that we
fail to realize how great our
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need for these times is until
We try this therapy.
The correlation between the
emotions and health is so GER
tain and strong that any pro-
cedure which promotes the
good Of both is a magic po-
ton,
, 1956-08-28
Personnel Mention

Mrs. Lorraine Sevilla and
children Miguel,Jr, Catalina
and Joyce, left last night for
the mainland to spend several
months with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wiggana in Chicago.
She Is the wife Of Pastor
sevilla,
She ives accompanied by.
Miss Betty Waterman Of Sa-
cranento, California. She is
the sister-in-law Of Pastor
Ronald wills Of the Frederik-
sted Lutheran Church
, 1956-08-28
Record Number of
Women Attend COP
PdrtY Convention

An all time high record
number Of women delegates
and alternates took part in
the Republican National No
minating convention, which
was witnessed by nearly one
hundred million television
viewers across the nation,
Womanpower at the polls
may determine election VIC
tory next November, accord
ing to campaign forecasters.
The National Federation Of Re
publican Women, volunteer
workers have expressed the
as their philosophy
Of leadership; eOne thousand
women can be helpful; ten
thousand can be torceful; one
hundred thousand women can
be powerful; but one million
women, united, could be IN
yincible," HT
, 1956-08-28
AInu & Hired Heath
Thrill Audience ut
Recitol Lust Night
by Ruth Slater

Last night in the Christian
sted High School Auditorium,
music lovers in ST. Croix were
treated to an extraordinary
musical evening. Miss Alma
Heath and her twin brother,
Alfred Heath, Of st. Thomas
gave a well balanced program
of songs and violin selections
which delighted the audience.
Miss Heath is an extremely
attractive and personable per-
former who is equally at
home in English, Italian and
German. She has rarely beau
tiful lyric soprano with a
depth Of feeling and q flair
for the dramatic which should
carry her far in the field Of
CONTINUED on page q
, 1956-08-28
Of Set Policy
Resignation
Of CHS Principal

Lack Of a set policy in the
administration Of the Chris
tiansted High School was the
reason given by Horace Thorn
for sending in his re-
signation, it was learned.
Mr.. Thornton stated that
his decision came latter the
Department Of Education fail
to adopt a set policy con-
corning the administration Of
7 realized that CHS.
didn't make the kind Of pro-
it should have made and
not the kind of person to
just occupy a position just for
the money"
4
, 1956-08-28
DR.. Roy "A. Anduze is
Ndmed Chdirrnun Of
|. Comm. by A.C.S

DR.. Roy a. Anduze, Commits
sioner Of Health for the Vir-
gin Islands, was appointed
Chairman Of the Virgin Is
lands Committee on Trauma
by the Board Of Regents Of
the American College Of Sur
geons.
The Trauma Committee Of
the College number approx
mately $500 members in the
United States and Canada.
The objetives of the Commit
tee on Trauma are to improve
the teaching of the surgery Of
trauma at the undergraduate
and graduate level and to fos-
ter programs which will i'm
prove the management Of the
injured patient.
, 1956-08-28
Mrs. Peurl B. Lursen.
Returns After Months
Vocation ia u. S.

Mrs. Pearl B, Larsen, Direc-
tor Of Special Activities Of
the Department Of Education
ii 81. croix, arrived here yes
terday from q months vaca-
ton on the mainland, where
she visited with relatives and
, 1956-08-28

friends.
Mrs. Larsen's greatest de-
light was when she met q for
mer pupi Of hers who Is now
a successful contractor.
, 1956-08-28
Two ST. Croix Horses
Arrive in ST. Thomos
for Lobor Day Races
Thoroughbred Given
to Turf Club; Lord
Rusty is Best IN Y. !.

ME 80
Through the courtesy Of Two Of St. Croix' top notch
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Lloyd, the race horses arrived in St. Tho
ST. Croix Turf Club received mas over the week end to take
one Of the finest thorough part in The. Labor Day Races
bred horses to come to this IS to be held there. They are
land lord Rusty 4 chestnut the popular Rheingold, train
whose record was LOG for 5 ed by Hubert Hendricks and
furlongs when he was two Miracle Lad owned by Ru-
years old, this is the equiva- pert Johannes.
lent Of 1876 for the mile. The Tbo o;ob+-card raca which i
Dest oone Dy any morse efe scheduled to begin at 200 will
mus Tar nassOeen -" feature Doreen, Little Girl,
Lord Rusty was donated Small Fry and Skipper in a
by Reeve Schley Of Far Hills, half mile run; the second will
New York. be five furlongs with Resale,
Native Son and tightening
Lad; the third race, Of half
600 as a two. and three year J, -.
old, has a pedigree that is inn - ,r.-.e..-4 II
pressive. He is related to such
famous horses as Slide Rule,
Fair plav. QUESTIONABLE, Sir The fourth and probably
Gallahad III. It i worthy Of the most important will be
note that Slide Rule was j one mile in which Miracle
stakes winner Of $685. 1859. Lad will run against Sunbeam
Winner Of the Cowdin stakes and the speedy Betty Lou. The
at ,: At ) won the Experiment fifth race will be Of five fur
tai Free Handicap 5u2O defeat longs with Dolby, Uncle SAM,
mo Bossuet ia. Swift Stakes, Look-at-Me and Suranto; the
Peter Pan Handicap, Classic sixth is seven furlongs with
Stakes. jerome Handicap, IN Black Beauty, Rheingold and
terborough Handicap, West Tightening Lad; Miracle Lad
(continued on page II will again feature III the Sc
- venth race Of six furongs with
Personnel Mention tcOndado and Quickstep and
NJ ow.,na so,ilo and the last race will see High
ch;ldrer Mio,elJr. Catalina Voltage, Red Devil and Look
~ 800 1set 1.t n;abt frl at-Me.
. : las4a ,a,ts 49, ! - psrsnt. M Mrs. Peurl B.Lursen.
80 - y,,.-.- q ch,o.ao Returns After Months
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01
SWINE
FARMS AND RANCHES

FOR SALE-80 acres irrigated, acres hay, Sc
acres IN grain, balances pasture. A fine modern
mouse and many buildings Hiway location
$1,000, includes cows and furniture, with only
S2,oOO down. Only interest payment first year
100 acres irrigated so acres alfalfa hay,
80 acres winter wheat, 20 acres winter barley
the balance irrigated pastures. 4-room house
with bath, good corrals and out-buildings All
black loan soil. $4,000 with $4,000 down, bal
ance $3.50 year. One of Flathead's finest
irrigated farms, 80 acres irrigated, large modern
house. good outbuildings, large young bear
ing orchard. $4,000 with $4,000 down. 400
acres grain and cattle ranch. 40 acres winter
wheat, 100 acres barley summerfallowed
land, 100 acres alfalfa hay, 10 acres inter-
mediate wheat grass, balance native pasture
Large modern house supplied with gravity
water. so head large cattle, 80 cows are regis
tered, SO calves included in the price of S35,OOO
with $4,000. Grazing right for so large cattle,
500 year. We have the finest selection of
large stock ranches, three with 1900 acres
decided with grazing permits priced around
100000, one $500 acre ranch with grazing
permit 100000; 10000 acres decided,
$4,000. All farms and ranches are on mail
and school bus routes . Peder Petersen,
Box 1873, Roman, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01

100 ACRE IRRIGATED FARM-CIay loan SOIL
Is acres spring wheat, Is acres oats, Is acres
just seeded to alfalfa, balance in grass, hay and
pasture. Mostly woven wire fenced. Fair room
house, new bath, arteSian water under pressure,
Good barn, feed shed, machine shed, chicken
house, granary, garage, corralS, electricity, mail
and milk route, phone, miles to town. miles
to oiled road $4,000, % per cent down. Easy
Terms. H. G. Orr, Roman, Montana.
100 ACRE STOCK RANCH!-An irrigable, cross
fenced. IS acres under pillow. Pasture for
abundant As cattle, well with pump Free water
reported. Good, remodeled 5-room home, 3 bed
rooms, bath, hardwood floors, 2 barns, poultry
and brooder houses. On county gravel near
town. includes surge milkef, cultivator, mower,
Strout Realty, 432 w. Broadway, Missoula,
Montana. Phi: 9-O242.
QUIET & Secluded! Good spot for hunting
lodge, dude ranch, or perfect relaxation. Re-
ported excellent hunting and fishing prop
erty. creeks flow thru, ~ mile to lake. g.
room ranch-style home, bedrooms, bath, cleo
tricity, garage, guest house, birch shade, flow
ers beautiful mountain view. $21,5O0, low 5000
down. r. Savage, Strout Realty, 178 N. Main,
Kalispell, Montana. Phi: 4283.
VILLA SITE on Flathead Lakes east shore
in heart of desirable residential area. 8,033
acres with 215 young cherry trees, free
water right, good view of lake: On US High
way No. 35, school bus and daily mail service.
Large double garage, cement fruit cellar. Priced
right at $12.5OO with $4,000 down, balance easy
terms. Less for cash. Karlsgodt's Agency,
Poison, Montana.
BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES death re-
quires that his farm equipment leadership be
sold. This is an exceptional opportunity for any
man with small capital to get into profitable
business in excellent wheat and cattle
with no local competition. INC contract See
write or call. Burgess Agency, Chinook, Mont.
BRADY MONTANA Wheat ranch. For sale by
owner. 920 acres, all cultivated. 303-acre wheat
allotment. Excellent location, 1 mile highway
81 and market. Abundance of water Ideal for
diversification, perfect for permanent pasture.
Immediate possession. Terms. Ray Dow, Box
95, Brady. Phone Skyline 1926
IDEAL RETIREMENT Setup in Sanders county,
10 miles from nice town, elevation 2450, Conn
pletely modern two-bedroom home, large
chicken house, barn, garden, strawberries, rasp-
berries, acres cultivated. Price $780, Grant
Stephens, Box 1876, Plains, Mont.
| FOR SALE-32O-acre farm, los acres cultivated,
excellent water right, modern home, electricity,
good improvements, 3 miles from Dillon, Mon
| tana, on us. Highway No. Al. Contact Mrs.
| F. H. Graves, 424 South Washington Street,
! Dillon, Montana. Phone 405-R.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01
FARM EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE-3O Caterpillar tractor with cable
sprinkler complete with trailer pump motor.
10 IT, in. lateral, fl. in. main line All
good shape, years old. Ben STICKY, III N
BOzeman, Bozeman, Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01
REPAIR PARTS

TRUCK AND AUTO PARASITIC only firm
IN the northwest specializing in truck parts
we carry the latest and most. complete stock
OF truck, auto parts and equipment in this
paTa OF the country. 24-hour service on mail
Parts Co., 1226-28 Washington Ave n. Mime.
apolis 1, Mimi
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01

RANCH OPPORTUNTTIES-We have several
good cattle ranches for sale ranging from
with private water rights. We also have 3 good
dairy farms. Deschamps Realty Co., Palace
Hotel Bldg, Missoula, Mont.
STROUT REALTY FREE CATALOG. 3O46
greatest spring property values of all kinds
described. Offices coast-to-coast in ga states,
118 in Western States. Write now Strout Realty,
9O4 BL East 9Th St.. Albany, Oregon.
FOR SALE-52 acres, 30 cultivated, balance
woodlot pasture. Modern home, new outbuild-
ings, ~ mile from store, locker, garage.
school, church, on mail route. Maurice johnson,
Bigfork, Montana.
FOR LF.ASE-200 acres irrigated, seeded to hay
and pasture. Telephone, electricity, school bus,
man at the door. For sale with lease. Livestock
and machinery. By owner. Arthur Detert, st.
Ignatius, Montana.
STROUT FREE RANCH Brochure-Brand New
Top value beef producers throughout the West
Your copy now-free without obligation Strout
Realty, 5lO-DV, South Spring st, Los Angeles 10.
California.
WANTED TO LEASE-Wheat farm, would con-
slider option to buy. Young couple. two sons,
experienced wheat farmer. Can furnish ref
erences. Write Box 72S, Choteau, Montana.
ATTRACTIVE 3-room house, about 300 yards to
Plains schools, stores. Full price 81 $50 Terms
Plains.
FOR THE BEST in ranches. irrigated farm
and business opportunities, see or write
Burgess Agency, Realtor, Chinook, Montana.
FLATHEAD VALLEY RANCH-4OO acres, 300
irrigated, seeded to pasture and alfalfa, build
lngs, etc. Bill Prngle, Roman, Montana.
u ACRES in Bitterroot, modern 2bedroom
nome, good outbuildings, free water $780,
Frank Hill, Route 1, Victor, Montana.
FAMILY MAN wants to rent with option to buy
from owner diversified place to take possession
this fa!l. Box 81, Lewistown Montana.
USED FARM MACHINERY wanted Give de-
scription and prices Machinery Clearing House,
Fargo, N. Oak.
IF INTERESTED in a good stock ranch or
valley farm see the HarboIt Agency, Chinook,
REPAIR PARTS
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01

GIGANTIC SURPLUS SALE-Tremendous saw
nsS. Government, and excess inventory, power
plaats' hydraulics, compressors, pumps, weed
ssprayerS; chain saws, binoculars, tools. hundreds
891 ST.. Lincoln. Neb
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01

FOR SALE-One of North Toole county's finest,
most improved wheat farms, in excellent crop
area. 6,697 total acreage includes $3.50 acres
decided land and 1,017 acres of leased land.
4,200 acres under cultivation, 2,100 of which is
summer fallow. Much more can be broken.
943 acres wheat allotment. Three complete
building groups in good repair, also 5000 bushel
grain storage. For price and terms write
or call A. J. Wilcox, Shelby, Montana, PO.
Box 453. Phone 4E4-9994 HE4-5524.
GOING CATTLE SPREAD!-S8,OOO years in
come reported. 1850 acres and 1000 acres graz
ing permit. 200 acres tillable bottomland, so
acres irrigable, 24O0 acres fenced, cross-fenced
pasture for abundant $50 cattle, many springs.
Good bedroom home, bath, double garage,
nearly new 32x4O barn, poultry house, granary,
other buildings. Includes IS cows, 40 yearlingS,
bulls, saddle horses, baler, tractor, truck,
all equipment. $4,000, good terms. D. Still,
Strout Realty, Rte. 1, (Hwy. 90, Mile E. of
POD, Poison, Montana. Ph 173-M.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01

NEW AND USED PARTS AT SAVINGS. Conn
plete guaranteed parts service for all models
cars and trucks-1924 and later Largest in the
west. Army Parts specialists. No cataIog-Write
tor quotations Fast Mail Order Service Pioneer
auto and Truck Parts Co., 74O W. 18th Ave,
Denver, Colo 1893
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01
MASON & SMITH

Specialists in Ranches
4ol lst Avenue South Phone 2-9537
Greet FolIs, Montono
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01

STOCK RANCH for sale by owner consisting
of $500 acres of decided land adjoining national
forest with grazing permit Located Clarks
one half mile from town, modern home with
electricity, city water, barns, Sheds corrals,
etc. Mild climate, altitude about 2,400, also
farm equipment, sprinkling system, truck and
jeep. Land is mostly pasture with creek through
center, also some hay land. Will sell with
ranch if desired one hundred twenty head polled
Hereford COWS and calves, ten yearlingS and
five registered bulls. Price reasonable with
liberal terms. Address Box 1856, Plains, Mon
tana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01

FLATHEAD VALLEY RANCH-4OO acres 300
irrigated, seeded to pasture and alfalfa, build
lngs, etc. Bill Pringle, Roman. Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01

FOR TRUCK automotve and CT repairs, trv
Carl Weismann & Sons, 218 4th ST. S. Great
Falls Montana "
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01

TRACTOR PARTS-Large growing stock new
and used parts for all types tractors. Also new
roners, sprockets, rails, pins and bushings, etc ,
for crawlers Write for lowest prices American
Tractor Parts Co. Farm. N d
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01
STOCK 6 WHEAT

34Oo A. decided plus 1880 A. State lease and
$40 A. of private leased. Located East of Fort
Benton. 1900 A. cultivated, All A. wheat base.
Well fenced, well watered by wells, springs and
dams. 2 houses, 2 barns, other buildings.
Grain storage for $1,000 bushels. For sale
reasonable terms.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01

150-ACRE FARM-Running water, phone, cleo
tricity, school bus so acres hay, fair buildings,
on highway, Az miles from LewistOwn. Steve
Complain, 1910 9TH Ave. South, Lewistown, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01

WANTED TO LEASE-Wheat farm would con-
slider option to buy. Young couple, two sons,
experienced wheat farmer. Can furnish ref
erences. Write Box 728, Choteau, Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01

ATTRACTIVE Broom house, about 300 yards 20
Plains schools, stores. Full price 81 $50 Terms
or will trade for country place. David Lawyer,
Plains
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS BREEDS

LIVE CHICKENS and turkeys wanted. We have
discontinued buying rabbits, ducks and geese.
CoOps loaned to shippers. Pierce Packing Co.,
1OO6-1O10 First Avenue North, Billings, Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01
STOCK OR WHEAT

624O A. located about miles from Great Falls.
At present is all used for grazing but about
1000 A. be broken up and would be excel
lent wheat land There buildings. Can
be bought on reasonable terms.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-06-01
TURKEYS

NEWPORT CERTIFIED broad breasted bronze
poults, us. certified, pullorum-typhoid clean.
Ninth year trapnesting and progeny testing.
Milton Newport Hatchery, Tangent, Oregon.
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Eisenhower Sends
GREETINGS to AHEA

her hotel would pack all the
loot so she could mail it home.
Service De Luxe
General Foods was taking
names and sending its prod
ucts to home addresses !.
wonderful idea. The gift pack
age included their latest angel
fake coconut, D-Zerta choco-
late pudding, fruit favored
punch mix and the very latest
=. Kool shake for milk shakes
that comes in strawberry, va
nilla and chocolate fiavors.
One passer-by tossed in the
remark. II can't keep milk in
the house since you came out
with that"
One booth was handing out
shrimp, cooked on the spot.
The shrimp is deveined, peeled,
frozen in Cryovac bags and all
the consumer does is toss the
bag in water, simmer gently
for rs minutes and that's that.
Presto was demonstrating their
new 9-inch fry pan that you
can dunk completely in water
to clean the controls are
now being put in the cords !.
the Pellon girls were showing
how to use their product to
make aprons, place mats, book
markers. USDA. Fish and Wild
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Dopson-Lonier

life. AHEA all had their own
exhibits and so did a hundred
more but our feet finally gave
out.
Today visiting home econo-
mists will squeeze into their
busy scheduled trips to the
Agricultural Research Center
at Beltsville. National Insti-
tutes of Health. Clinical Cen
ter. National Housing Center,
National Institute of Dryclean-
ing. and the Pentagon kitchens
where $4,000 meals are pre-
pared daily for civilian and
military personnel in the De-
partment of Defense.
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ture were being thrust into
visitors already loaded arms.
Sewing booths were attract
ing enormous crowds. We were
fascinated with some Of the
handsome table decorations at
the Dow Chemical booth !.
and the way to make your
own colored wax candles by
adding Rit to melted parafin
q teaspoons of Rit to one
pound of paraffin is enough to
fill three orange juice cans.
And the glitter, sequins and
pearls to suit your fancy.
Seeing all the uses for alu-
minum foil brought to mind
Saturdays luncheon at the
Mayflower the crab ravi-
gotte was served in shells
made of heavy duty foil !.
very neat very attractive.
We finally sat down a min
ute to rest our weary feet and
along came a kindred soul.
1t was Mary Weber's first ma
tional convention. Mary halls
from Wasco, Calf. where she
teaches food and clothing in
high school.
Il think it's wonderful, !
really do. And, my goodness,
all the things they give away.
You need a trunk to take
them all home" was her COM
ment. We asked how she was
going to manage the yard
stick poking out of her shop
ping bag. Some one offered
the information the porter at
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their daughter Norma Jean to
Mr.. Clyde Stevens Eisner, jr..
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eisner.
The wedding took place June
Is in the Bethel Assembly Of
God Church. The couple will
live here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Fashion
Notebook
Continued From Page BIG

Continued From rage b-0
wouldn't look right. -.
Schoolgirl plaid will give way
to sophisticated city plaids.
Suits will have slim skirts and
short easy-short-cut jackets.
BLACK WITH BLACK.
the sheer wool dress with the
abbreviated black broadtail
jacket jet jewelry worn
with black and black with
brown may appear funereal but
that's. what she indicated
would be on fashions hori-
ION. But brighter ing
things up are the many
browns. the green's. electric
blues, and geranium reds,
mauves that win also prove
bright spots of color.
FUR TOUCHES in costumes
recall past fashion splendor
due to stage a comeback. =.
Fur hats, fur muffs, fur collars
on dresses and coats proved
the point that fur flatters.
HonOred Guest
Honored guest at the Fashion
Groups luncheon-meeting was
Mrs. Florence Foss, Is, of 2515
K street NV. She won the
essay contest on the Fashion
Training Course offered re-
Gently by the Group and the.
Adult Distributive Education
Program of the D. c. Public
Schools.
Mrs. Ruey Messenger, re-
gional director of the WASH
ington Fashion Group. made
the presentation of SIS check
and an autographed copy of
Cecil Beaton's book, THE Glass
of Fashion"
Mrs. FosS, whose husband
works for the Government,
comes from Chicago, Ill.
A graduate of the Univer-
sity of Chicago. Mrs. Foss
majored in political science.
She makes her own clothes and
though she doubted she'd win
the contest. she says that her
husband told her he was sure
she would.
In her essay. Mrs. Foss
evaluated the lecture series.
She said 1.-THE vibrancy of the
speakers and their familiarity
with and enthusiasm for their
field of endeavor was the out
standing aspect of this course.
Perhaps this vitality is pres
ent because fashion encom-
passes all of life, and when
one has the whole of life to
choose from, a half hearted
attitude is not possible"
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WEDDINGS

Ira Eugene Dopson Of Machen,
Ga. The wedding took place
May 81 in Prospect Methodist
Church. Athens. Ga.
Churron-Bdrtlett
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle H.
Bartlett announce the mar
riage of their daughter Joyce
to Mr.. Edward A. Charron,
son of Mrs. John e. Hathaway
of Riverdale and Mr.. Arthur
Charron Of Los Angeles. The
wedding took place June Is in
the University of Maryland
Chapel. The couple will live
in Maryland.
|Bruso-Buird
Col. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Baird USAF announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Phyllis Rogers to Ensign James
Willis Bruso USN, son of
Comdr. and Mrs. Willis A.
Bruso, USCG, of Buffalo, N. Y.
The wedding took place June
9 in the chapel at the Walter
Reed Army Medical Center.
The couple will live in Annap-
oils.
Peterson-O'
Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
O'Connor announce the mar
riage of their daughter Bar
bara Ann to Mr.. Kendall Rob-
ert Peterson, son of Mr.. and