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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-01-19
Southern Speaks
BY DOUGLAS SMITH
CheerIeadina Try-outs

~i'~N' 'NN~f'''J - CN'NS
Chcerlcading try-outs were held
recently with about 30 girls trying
out for the various positions. The
cheerleaders we're chosen by their
personality, personal appearance,
acrobatic ability and leadership.
Those chosen for Junior Varsity
Cheerleaders were Amanda Dixon,
Margie James. Nancy White and
Pat Campbell. Junior High cheer
leaders are Ann Lee Lohr. Char
lotte Biser Jackie Dilgard, Eleanor
Vetter, Jay Lee and Catherine Mos
ser.
"Babes In Toyland"
The Southern High senior chorus
has begun try-Outs for the operetta,
Babes in Toyland," by Victor Her
bert. The operetta will be held in
the latter part of February.
Southern Tops Northern
Southern's Highlanders jumped
off to an early lead against North
ern Tuesday evening and were new
er stopped as they rolled to an easy
1853 victory on the home court
Fred Colaw was top scorer for the
local team as he meshed % points.
Paul Brohawn was runner-up with
10 markers. The Highlander team
will tangle with Rowlesburg on the
home floor this Friday night
School Dismissed Today
School was dismissed at l p m
today for a mid-winter teachers
meeting to be held here in the
school. Teachers throughout Gar
rett County will be present for this
meeting.
Senior High Sees Macbeth
Senior High core classes were
dismissed on Tuesday and Wednes-
day for the showing of the movie
Macbeth by Shakespeare. The
movie was a free educational film
and therefore students were adj
mitted at no cost.
March of Dimes Progresses
Sam Moore. President of the Stu.
dent Council, has announced that
S22268 has been collected for the
March of Dimes as of Wednesday
morning. The ninth grade is lead
ing the campaign at the present
time with S59OS.
Dramatics Club Forms
Southern Highs Dramatics club
has begun try-outs for three one.
act plays to be held as one produc-
ton in mid-March. The plays are
entitled The Ghost Wore White,
Beware of the Bear" and Especial
Guest" Mary Jane Browning has
been elected as president of the
club.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-01-19
Lutheran ACTIVITY

Lutheran Activity
Sunday School at 10 a m. and
worship service at 7.30 p. m, for
Sunday January p. at Grace Ia.
theran church.
Miss Janet CoddingtOn presided
at the business meeting OF the
Luther League held Wednesday
evening in the church Miss Louise
Coddington discussed the topic.
Methodist Activity
Worship services for Sunday in
the Methodist churches are. GAS
a. m, Blooming Rose; II a. m.
Iloyes. 1880 p m. Friendsville.
The Brotherhood OF Methodist
churches met Tuesday evening
January 10. at Hoyes church with
WSCS members serving the dinner
George ViteZ. president, had the
business meeting and the Sang Run
quartette rendered several selec-
tions.
Circle III of the WSCS will meet
Monday, January %, at 8 p. m. at
the home of Mrs. John Williams.
Brief Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lowder-
milk, Mr. and Mrs Irwin Lowder-
milk. Mrs. Glenn Frazee and
daughters, Wilbur Hutzel, MIR. and
Mrs. William Umbel and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Friend and family, Mrs
Wade Schroyer and daughter, Mrs.
Ivan HENDERSON and son Jack, Mrs.
Reuben Friend. Mrs. Minnie
Friend, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton
Friend and family attended the
wedding and reception of the lat
ter's daughter, Mary Jane Friend
to Rev. John Park. at Cumberland
on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard ListOn. of
Harnedsville. Pa, were Friday eve
ming guests of Mr.. and Mrs L. L.
Friend.
TWenty-three friends and rela-
tives visited with Mrs Orpha Sines
at her home on Tuesday evening,
January TO- honoring her birthday.
Ice cream, cake and coffee were
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Helen DeVine spent Satur-
day with Mrs. Sarah Savage and
Mrs. Mabel Fike.
Mack Rush, Accident, was a
weekend guest of his grandmother,
Mrs. Margaret Rush.
Miss Laura Coddington, Pitts
burgh. Pa, visited on Sunday with
Mrs Evelyn Hauser. They also Wis
tied the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs Earl Coddington, Elder Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul FraZee, Mr.
and Mrs j. S. Williams and daugh-
ter spent Sunday evening in Frost
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Rush visited
Misses Pearl and Sadie Frazee. at
Blooming Rose. Sunday afternoon.
They spent Sunday evening with
Rev and Mrs Ray Heist and fam
lily. Confluence. Pa.
Mrs. Mary Jane Schroyer and
family. of Blooming Rose; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Savage. visited Mr.. and
Mrs Clyde Vanickle during the
weekend.
Miss Thelma HENDERSON Acct
dent. and Mrs Harold Fike were
recent callers at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Fike
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tallentire.
Markleysburg, Pa, were Sunday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Orval
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-01-19

Food and grocery consumption
in us in 1855 set record Of about
6S billion dollars.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-01-19

Soviet Union was pictured as
outstripping west in warplane
building.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-01-19

Driving. And we hope you'll ask about
Plymouth's red-hot deals,D
Don't miss this chance at $4,000 or
that exciting world trip for two. Hurry
in to your dealers now. You may have
a lucky motor number!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-01-19

That's all there is to it! There's no
obligation-nothing whatever to buy or
solve or rhyme. (Sure, we hope you'll
look over the new jet-age Plymouth -.
biggest car of the low-price three -.
only low-price car with Push-Button
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-01-19

0PFIcIAL SWEEPSTAKES RULES
l. Contest open any person in u s. territories who
owns 1850 or model car registered in his her
ame prior 10 JAN IT, 1856 except employees and their
immediate families of Plymouth Motor Corp, Plymouth
Division of Chrysler Corp its advertising agencies, The
Reuben H. Donnelley Corp and Plymouth dealers.
g. Nothing to buy or solve. Take your title, owners
card registration certifcate-any proof Of ownership
TO any Plymouth dealer. Register your cars motor
or serial number, make and model year the entry
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-01-19

blank Then sign your name, address and telephone
number and have your entry signed otherwise vail
dated by Plymouth dealer salesman. Place entry
in the contest entry box
8. Winners will be selected by The Reuben H. Donneey
Corp. by blindfod drawing. LIST prize winner will be
selected frst2nd prize winner, second ETC., in
ceszive drawings. Decisions of judges final.
4. All entries become the property of Plymouth Div-
sion of Chrysler Corporation and will be returned.
Plymouth and its advertising agencies will not enter
Evening star., 1956-12-29

BOTH EXCL. LIsTINGs WITH
Simmons Properties
CALL MRS. CAMACHo. OIL. 4-Oils
Evening star., 1956-12-29
KENT
58n8 MASS AWE Eyr

3-bedrm., 2-bath brick
house in this convenient
location s,riced for immediate
sale at SOB, 500. (S2, 500 dn.,
approx. S175 no. to re-
sponsible nurchaser).
Evening star., 1956-12-29

MT: RAINIER-Only 81 900 down
4-nedrm; home. With sep. dininl
rm.. . bedrms. on LIST floor. Fui
bsmt Gas h.-w h. Many extras in.
PRINCE GEORGES sh Realty TaYs'VssS co
UN 4-I16H: WA T-f,f,6h
Evening star., 1956-12-29
COLONIAL REALTY CO.
ia. $4,000
Arr FALLS CHURcH-FAIRFAx
You Still Have Time
To Buy a Home in
1856 II You Hurry

Mclean IS GROWING.
Buy now while prices are At
their lowest Here's a brand
new, 4-bedrm, 2-bath, :. nre-
places. sep. din. rm., lovely
kat. with eating space: full
bsmt.. for only $50. $50.
$500 cash will handle.
You'll fnd no better any
where. See for yourself Drive
out Sunday. Open dark
Call Us for directions. JE.
81 900 DIN, assume SIB.-
iSE ionS. iis'i ioxs brist et rsmsi.r' ,Dnbi W.: e:
t..,. y ny. ,,n,,.aa i:,i ls1it. h sitS 2
light bsmt. with rec. rm You
must see this one. JB. B.
2Oa3.
SMART. 4-yr.-young. f.
bedrm. rambler; full bsnt.
fenced I'd. assume Sl2,3bO.
thzss hrst trust. Total price
only St5.S00. Shops. schools.
buses around the the corner.
Dial JE. 3-20a3.
ON 4 WOODED IO0x387
level lot: bfand-bew, giant
size brick Cape Cod biz iiY.
rm fiTepl.. formal din. fn
9 tWin-Sized bsdrms.. tiled
bath; stairway 70 more bed
rm. space UP: fun bsmt lo-
Gated In pairfax ToWns.
$4,000. Good terms JE. 3-
WOODED h.sers 10, 10
Arlington around corner
from new o'connsl n. r.. Hail
entr.. downstairs beorm. snd
bath. 22-ft. din. rn1 With
picture window, paneied den.
1913 Kitchen nice Nv rm.
with hrepi., 2 large befrms.
ard bath Up. h-w.h bam'
Big open front and Side
pofcher. Only AZ $50.
81 900 On. Tmmsd pOss ~.
LIKE TO LIVE ON LAKE,
BI,VD7 Mighty smart address
and a mighty lovely hone
5p.ft. brick rancheT with a.
n liv rm. with hrepl 2
nice bedrms. 2 baths aiant
daylight btmt Vsll-to-vsn
eafpeiing; fancy enuip KIT.
awnings earport are ffE
of the extras. Assume SO :
200. 4izes loan. 81 300 tash
Occupy 10 one week want
10 see ~ ~ a-2Oq2.
JUST LISTED 5s.ft rue
We brick fanchsr brand -nsw.
3 bedfma., 2 tiled baths.
large liyinK Ym.. hfspl ssp
din. rm bsmt with pif IRE
window only s1s,t5Oi FH1.
military or civilian a MAJ
ysl0us value Cal ~ a.2Ga1
7. A. Chapman, Realtt
ss7e Lss Hwys Afl We
Evening star., 1956-12-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
NoNvETs AS WELL AS VETS
NO DOWN PAYMENT! |
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Your steady job and good credit
can open your door TO your modern,
semidet. home in Wheaton. C0nnecti-
cut Estates, Langley Park, Seat
Pleasant and Capitol Heights; month
iy payments. from sos to S125. Call
Evening star., 1956-12-29
OPEN TIL DARK. Saturday ant
Sunday. BARNABY WOODS-CHEVY

CHEVY CHASE. 6g34 send
81 DE luxe split-leyel,
fully air-cond. 3 extra-lge.
bedrms, 2la baths. all-elec.
kit with breakfast area. fuil-
size din rm., lee. family rm
daylight rec rm. ana a-car
gsrAqe Dir East on Western
ave, 10 3and ST.. right on 32nd
~ 70 open sign Open TIL
dark daily IA S-iSkS, DAYS.
ewes IN g-BSg7. HARPER
4 BARTLETT INC, owner.
Builder
Evening star., 1956-12-29

LANGLEY AREA -b4-ft redwood
rambler, q real beauty with 3 bed
pl and picture window, carporl
and work shop. extras galore
Priced low and assume CT loan,
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
Evening star., 1956-12-29

W. A. Chapman, Realtor
ss7e Lss Hwy Afl We
Evening star., 1956-12-29

NORTH ARLINGTON - 3-bedroom
brick rambler; living room with flre-
place, full basement. Furnished or
unfurnished. Immediate possession.
NJ r. REYNOLDS a. CO.
JE. 4-4660
Evening star., 1956-12-29

sGS0 down, payments Ike rent =
hetrr brtfk with oyefe.ged room
fhdinK tiosft doors auto sashsr
concrete pstio Wear cathoiie. PUB
oEos,SoaE2ss Sa2s'' pRoSra4ffss. 30 Ri: gsspIHe' sp !
Evening star., 1956-12-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TAVERN. open nights only; mixed
.rade. doing $1,000 to Sl.20O
weekly Owner In III health. must
sell Price open Partnership con.
sidered Call OIL. 6-62SS for fur.
ther information.
Evening star., 1956-12-29

OWNER MUST SELL excel. 4-bedrm.
nome In Hyattsville Hills. Kit. with
svsss, sise, disnWAsnsr 81, l,,1I sna1 and disposal;
many extras. Small down pymt,
Only LSl3. 500 Excel. financing
avail. L. II. CARMICHAEL REAL
TY CO., JU. 9-060I. Ewes. Ju.
5-f674.
{? FULL BATHS. 3 bedrms. Terrific
Hyattsville location, Extremely large
nv. rm. with fireplace. Sep. dining
rm;.. bedrm. on lst floor. Bsmt
with rec rm. All-brick conStruc-
ton. PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
co. uN. 4-lltl6; WA. T-6655.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Vacant-
Celebrate New Years Eve in youl
new home, Stunning Lewisdals
ramp TIsmoier .dIad all,6riek construetion i \
$3.50 per month pays everything
very low down payment. W. r
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400 till . pm
BRADBURY HEIGHTS
MAKE NO MISTAKE
SEE THIS BEAUTY TODAY
5l03 v STREET
3 bedrms, IA baths: gorEeous
solarium wifirepl.. encased radia.
tors, nuoreScent lights, washer
drieT; garage; full bsmt.. many other
fine features. GI, FHA or conv
Truly a steal" at Sl3.25O. GI ap-
proved. Call Mr.. Fortin. 10. S-6637
cox & CO. INC, 10. S-5S37.
NO. FORESTVILLE-VACANT
s001 MASON STREET
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER--CORNER
G1 APPRAISED. S12.550
$500 DN., SO MO, INCL. TAXES
Newly redec.; brick patio. barbe-
cue: See It nov. Early occupancy.
Call Mr., Fortin, 10. S-6637. COX
4 CO. INC, 10. S-5S37.
ASSUME LARGE CT
AZ MICE.
3:bedrm. brk. rambler, on high
ernd in beautiful Woodlawn. Lge.
cor, lot, fenced yd. Full dry day
light basement, 1l-ft. GE refgr. with
sep. door to freezer; auto. GE light
up push-but. stove; pict. window.
yd post lantern: 2 yrs.
old and in new cond.: 3 blks. to
elem. and jr. h sch. 10 min. to Cap.
via Baltic. Wash. pkwy. Sl6,5OO
OWNER, WA. 1921.
Evening star., 1956-12-29

sTONE CAPT COD. take over 4ISs.
loan without red tape--7 bedsoofrs
eas heat is-acfs lot In conv Riv-
grdais Only $3.50 cash. car IN
kpm VA 1890 ROBEPT 3
DAVIS A 20 NC
Evening star., 1956-12-29

n. SI7,50d. FHA--
Lovely white brick Cape Cod: 33-ft
liy. rm, firepl.. l6-ft ser. porch,
13x12 dinina rm.. kit. breaEfasi
space: ind A.. ~, bedrms,, rose
tiled bath: fill bsmt. oil h,-w.h.
small paneled rec. rm.. II. baths
att, garage: fenced rear yard. loi
with tail trees; I blk. school. shoDs
transp.: Sl5.OOO FHA LIST tras;
avail, So ~, mo. L. COOK. JE
2-3n1o LIE o-4RHA
Evening star., 1956-12-29
sTERLIN6. Va. = 4-foon frsn.

ThMbIfT1 affea HaFaee. vi Boo
Gel HsfD6ou l3S-t.i'
DIpYERENT SDft-isvsl
-s-4 oedfcCma fcf 2 bedrooms anc
den) , ftil baths fsF only s2t 20
The liyinT foom II dsiiEbtfYi ard
ne Kitchen 10 woman'a dream
INf u has tspefaie rininE room
arc rafpcrf Beagtif1l tfsf-ttpeesd
~ nKpEAT PULL PRICE ONtY
~ IsN fdffNsr details ~ raflINE
"a. 5.e0N0 PHlI EBTiTf sky.
tcK INC Hg2g y Oisbs I'd fOH
lee hvy Opsn 30
Evening star., 1956-12-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SMALL RESTAURANT and sandwich
shop. corner location. ideal for
man and wife; reasonable terms
and rent, apt included FE 3-3l44
or HO. g-g467. 1901 35th st. NV.
Open every day. incl Sunday
Evening star., 1956-12-29

ALEXANDRIA-Sel -Self-Iiuuidating In
vestment property or for larze fem.
ily who. wants ROOM. See this
large old mouse with entrance hall.
dining rm,, lge. fsmily-sired
Kitchen. 9 baths. 4 bedrms. ana
small effic. apt. with sep. entrance
and screened porch. Sl7,5n0. OF
Will rent With option to uuv at
$40 per mo MRS. CHACEY. so
b-590H or so S-Sq50
Evening star., 1956-12-29

m. ramsisf NJ nsr fr.sSay
te. 1fian, Nv fm snack baf X
~ Psnssf iessi iot with tree
ard pasic cnir 81 $50 ~ covi
Bes5gPiTERr7Esr BesgiTI srhtFFcE ~ -.77ss etohoE'
SgAnHY Md vms fsr ! o. .
fariiiss e1tfa tof rev sonS
Aias lac s.rm to1ss Sy a-rl
nsn repcs fepaifinE sWy itf jos
rf a. ennyenlsacsa cWNKA "A
Evening star., 1956-12-29
CONTENpoRARY RANcHtR. so .

aS0-- Brand .nsp anc briftilnR gifk
thafm aH britE center hail. gefI
gracious lyEge-ft Nsinr foon
nrepiatss 2 bedrooms. ii.sf sagh
q l1xe k.tNnsn wish eoicr hrtgret
fhyi4ht 1assTsrs ara 80. af 40
hc'.gstsf kasssoaff ksas ssgfI
payMens snly ~ .f,fN akg1r -
rHsavox a Deps 20 Ia0ss
Wison blys AFiihaise. -
Evening star., 1956-12-29

HOUSES BY HUGHES - Popular
son, save yourself some money
This sweet little home Is truly 4
barRain . double bedrooms family.
g.te dininR room. full basement
loW-eo1t oil h-v h.: Earage De
lgthiul Anchor fenced lot. Only
,l,n,.5so. l0's down y vets. ". n
Evening star., 1956-12-29

HYATTsvILLE. only 8 blocks to ST.
Jeronie's and public schools-Just
home. clean and neat: 2s-ft' liyins
rm. with fireplace. plus sep. din
rm., screened porch. full basement,
0.h.::w; heat det. garage, and bis
level lot. Only SO, 900 down, and
6alance FHA loan. THE PERRY
BOSWELL CO. WA. 7-46f0
Evening star., 1956-12-29

S13.25O-Take over large GI loan
and own this lovely brick home.
Three bedrms.. separate dining rm.
and full basement. GRAHAM d. CO
JU. 5-6550, q til p.
Evening star., 1956-12-29

WVI ~ bI HINUFT = DtIlEnfTu
red brick bi-leyei. y bright rooms
full Dasement Anehcr-feneed lot
December price a. sig,s00. oniy
~ 600 down " n HUGHPa 90
Ap liam ffl q ~
Evening star., 1956-12-29
HOUSES for SALE VA. Gent, ,

PERFECTION in fashionable Mclean,
neiFhhorhood supreme for this out
standing ranch-type home. Early
american recessed entrance to spa
ciouS center hall. magnificent re-
verse-plan living room (2Sxl4 IT.
with sweeping window wall afiord-
ing panoramic view of lovely wood
ed glen; separate dining room and
House Beautiful" kitchen: COM
pletely private 3-bedroom sleeping
wing Is serviced by 2 colorful tiled
baths and abundance OF closets:
short. stairway with colorful wall
murals to lower level containing
md picture-windowed living room
with additional fireplace. a 3rd full
bath and preparation made for
maids quarters. Truly an OUT
standing. offering for the most dis
eliminating buyer at S3l 800. Call
ia: 10000. REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE. INC. 2222 N. Qlebe (off Lee
hwy). Open 90
OWNER TRANSFERRED to Texas.
Beautiful brick Colonial, 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, rec. rm., fireplace in liv.
rm, plus rear screened porch 60X
100 fenced lot. Priced substantially
under VA appraisal. Shown by appt.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
Radio Hldq AFl Va IA AI1SR
Evening star., 1956-12-29
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

HILLSIDE, b505 NJ ST.-Vacant
Nice, clean detached home: 3 bed
rms. den, encl. rear porch, fenced
Handy transp., shop, Andrews
Boiling. Census; insulated. 500
Mr.. Fortin. cox g. CO.. INC. &c
Evening star., 1956-12-29
saILLIANT. MODERN s9b.a50. Il

BhILLIANIt MODEHN s7b,NB0 n
SsStsisa hsns arss-ITpo,,oSD Ig Dp,- nsr
custom brick rambler features een.
ter hall 3 master bedrooms 2
Tieaming tiled baths spaeionS Nv
lnR room With striking Coionial
fireplace. traditional aining fonrn
huge eadgst st-paeked kitchen. "6Tiys
area With IND frSplsts srd pre-.
pared for 3rc bath Immediate Or.
egpaney DIVE At HONE TITS
RE1L EFTlTE sEHvfcE NC
ere y Oiebs iof Lee kpyD opsn
Evening star., 1956-12-29

approved At Si5.7OO; 3 large bed
rms. optional din. rm.. huge kit.
finished in copper with built-in
stove and eye-level oven: daylight
playroom bsmt. Is triple water
drain tile method that assures
everlasting dryness; level lot on
dead-end street Of all new brick
homes: near Baltic parkway and
Nd. Univ. Vet may purchase with
As little as $500 down. Call nj
pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT g.
DAVIS A. Co. INC.
Evening star., 1956-12-29

INDUCED. Vow sl9,pbO' Two
bathE. tWin-sized bedrooms RI
on lst hoorj; living room with
1fsplaee, rood sized oining room
screened porch, . bedrooms ana
bath up fun basement with nm
ished recreation room In top ~
Arlington location. on attractive
landscaped LOT conventional or
FHA hnancing svailabls Rss today
Cal "a S-6A0O SHANNON A
LucHs co 2O5s wilson blvd
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-02-16
New Books At
Your Library

In today's list of new books at
East Cleveland Public Library and
its branches Volume 4 of j. G.
Randalls Lincoln and the Presi-
dent, timely February reading.
Persons doing more reading
along the spiritual line as a
Lenten observance will be interest
ed in Life and Language in the
Old Testament" (Chase), STORY
of the Church" (Bowie).
For new auto drivers there is
"Sportsmanlike Driving.
Other non-fiction includes:
Longer Flight, Annia Duff: The
Burning Fountain, P. E. Wheel
wright; Live All Your Life, A. j.
Smith; Tomorrow's Birthright,
Barrow Lyons; Our State Police,
Irving Crump; Vacations for Boys,
H. D. Kitson; A Wife is Many
Women, ID. E. Fleischman; Secret
of the Hittites, X. w. Marek;
Milou's Daughter, Madeline, NJ. G.
Henrey; Handbook of Tropical
Aquarium Fishes, II. r. Axelrod;
How to Reduce Surely and Safely,
Herbert Pollack; Opportunities in
Market Research, j. H. Platten;
Opportunities in Architecture,
Frank Veeland; The Pennsylvania
Barn, New Voices in the Ameri-
can Theatre, A. l.. Shoemaker.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-02-16
WV Juniors
Study Own


Giving up holiday from school
to discuss the problems Of the
world, might seem like an unlikely
teen-age choice to some, but on
Wednesday, February 22nd, Wash
ington's birthday, hundreds of
Junior YWCA members, will
crowd into Central Branch YWCA,
ITO Prospect, for their annual
Mid Winter Conference. Theme of
the 1856 event is 1--WE, The Teens,
On The Crossroads of Life"
Y-Teens of East Cleveland will
join with girls from all over
Greater Cleveland to discuss
mutual concerns and discover how
to understand their new roles as
they achieve maturity in an atomic
age society.
The program has been formu-
lated by the girls with the help
Of advisors and the YWCA teen
age staff. There will be five dis
cussion groups with adult experts
in each area invited to guide the
talk and give some of the answers.
The day begins at 1000 a. m. with
registration and a get-acquainted
period.
Keynote speaker will be Mitchell
Darling. Mr.. Darling is a member
of the Board of Directors of the
Lakewood Chamber of Commerce,
and past president Of the Lake
wood Junior Chamber and of the
Civic Association. He is the official
representative Of the John Milton
Society, an international organi-
cation founded by Helen Keller to
aid the blind through the assist
ance of the Protestant churches. |
A vital speaker and worker, his
life has been dramatized on The
Ohio Story. He is a graduate of |
Miami University and holds a de-
gree of Master of Vocational Edu-
cation.
The next section will be devoted
to special areas. The girls will at
tend whatever session is of interest
TO them.
Teens in the Home, will be led
by Rev. Gilbert Applehoff, jr.,
Rector of st. Thomas Episcopal
Berea, and author of "You
Can Be Happily Married" Mr..
Applehof began his study of mar
rage counseling some twenty-four
years ago, and is sort of a pioneer
in the field. Teens in the School
will be led by Miss Barbara
Quayle. Miss Quayle is a Y-Teen
advisor at Warrensville Heights
High School where she teaches
Home Economics.
Adult leader for Teens and their
friends will be Mr.. Charles Patter-
ION, industrial field secretary of
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the Cleveland Urban League. Mr..
Patterson has been a social worker,
a newspaperman, a member Of the
National Labor Relations Board
and a Teacher. A graduate of
Antioch College, his prime interest
is the place of the teen-ager in
his everyday surroundings.
DR.. Janet Fowler Nelson will
direct the session on Teens in the
Future. DR.. Janet Nelson is a
psychologist and a former mem
Der of the national YWCA staff.
She is graduate of Vassar and
received her PHD in psychology
from Columbia University. Cur
rently, she is serving as a per-
sonal counselor at the Cleveland
YWCA.
A special program is planned
for luncheon, and just so the day
isn't all work and no play, there's
a general jive session and fun
period afterward. The day will end
with a dramatic skit and swim
ming.
The program is open to all Y
Teen members. For information
call Mrs. Hazel Klinger, East
Cleveland YWCA Center, UL. l.
1920.
Juanita Bechtel, president; Pru
Bilutan, vice president; and Donna
Kassakight, program chairman, |
make up the planning committee
representing Shaw Y-Teens.
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Barbara Jean to Mr.. Mel Selby,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry v.
Selby Of 22300 Seabrooke ave.
The bride-elect is an employee of
the General Electric Company and
her fiancee is presently employed
at Addressograph- -Multigraph.
No definite wedding date has
been set.
1mmke-West
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Immke,
13809 Orinoco ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Lois Ruth to Mr.. George West,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James West
of 14105 st. James ave. S. W. An
early Spring wedding is being
planned.