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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-14
Boys Held

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his house at 1890 Matey Rd.,
Silver Spring, some time after
10 pm. Sunday.
Neither boy attended school.
The mother of the 16-year-old
says her son was on probation
from Juvenile Court for stealing
a car before. Under the terms of
his probation he was not to see
the other boy, who was bad
influence" the mother states.
The two boys once wrecked
up" a piano at a teenage dance
in Garrett Park, she says.
The mother says she has not
talked to her son since he was
arrested. She says she called the
training school but was not al
lowed to talk to the boy. She
plans to see him during the regu-
lar once-a-week visiting hours
Sunday between l and a pm.
The youth is one of six chill.
dren.
The parents of the other boy
cannot be contacted. There is no
telephone at the address listed on
state police reports for the boy.
Police report this chain of
events Sunday night:
Trooper Robinett began chasing
the sports car about HOO pm
when he spotted it speeding south
on old u. S. Route 240 near Cal.
therSburg.
When the Austin-Healy hit more
than 20 miles an hour he radioed
ahead and asked county police to
set up a road block
The sports car evaded one road
block. Police set up another at
Montgomery Ave. and Hungerford
DR.. The car bypassed it by cut
ting through a gas station and
heading west on Montgomery
Ave.
When Trooper Robinet tried to
swing into the gas station he hit
a hole in the road shoulder, spun
sideways, and skidded into the
pole.
The sports car turned right at
North Washington ST., right again
at Middle La, drove into a park.
ing lot, and finally smashed into
a wall.
The boys were arrested by
county police privates William
Trundle and Harry Ward.
The Rockville Volunteer Fire
Department was called to wash
gasoline from the wrecked cruiser
off the street.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Luper
of Rockville announce the engage
ment and approaching wedding OF
their daughter, Margaret Marlene
to Irving Lawrence Fisk, son OF
Mrs. Irving L. Fisk of Bethesda
The wedding will be held at
Our Lady of Victory Church in
Washington, Feb. %, at II am.
Miss Luper works at the Mont
gonery County Board of Educa,
ton.
Mr.. Fisk is stationed at the
Camp Leieuene Marine Corps
Base in North Carolina.
Both are graduates of Richard
Montgomery High School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-14
Legal Advertisement

hereinafter more particularly de-
scribed, on which to construct
operate and maintain its electric
transmission facilities such as
towers, poles, structures, wires,
cables and conduits, together with
the right of access to, and egress
from, said strip of land and the
right to cut certain trees and
brush on adjacent lands owned
by said Defendants, all as herein
after more particularly set forth;
that said tract of land so owned
by defendant Bette E. Birkett,
surviving tenant by the entirety,
was acquired by James w. Birk-
EFT and said Bette E. Birkett, his
wife, tenants by the entireties, by
deed dated November %, 1916,
made to them by James w. Gum,
ct uX, which deed was, on No
vember 30, 1916, duly recorded
among the Land Records for said
Montgomery County in Libef
1045 at Folio 345; and that said
James w. Birkett has since de-
parted this life, leaving his. said
wife, defendant Bette E. Birkett,
as the surviving tenant by the
entirety; that defendant KS Sun
beam Farms, partnership, is the
lessee of a part or all of said
tract so owned by defendant Bet
tie E. Birkett, under an agree
ment of lease made in June, 1856,
by and between said partnership
and said Bette E. Birkett; that
defendants Montgomery County,
Maryland, and The State of Mary
land are joined herein in order
that they may protect any claim
for unpaid taxes against the 9TH
er Defendants herein which may
constitute lien against the land,
part of which is the subject of
these condemnation proceedings;
that the above-named defendants
are Joined in these proceedings
in accordance with Section 1 of
Article 33A of The Annotated
Code of the Public General Laws
of Maryland and, insofar as the
Petitioner has been able to as
certain, are all the parties that
have or may claim to have an
interest in or to the property
herein sought to be condemned;
that the Petitioner is unable to
make an agreement with the de-
PENDANT owner of said property
for the purchase by the Petition
er of said strip of land, notwith-
standing the fact that the Peti-
toner has made a reasonable and
bona fide effort so to do, and
that, therefore, it is necessary
that said strip of land, and the
defendants interests therein, be
acquired by condemnation; that
the petitioner desires to acquire
by condemnation, as aforesaid,
the fee simple title to a strip of
land two hundred fifty t250)
feet wide for the construction,
operation and maintenance there
on of Petitioners said electric
transmission facilities. together
with ID the right of ingress to
and egress from said strip of
land at all times, using existing
roads and Gi) the right, from
time to time, to cut down, trim,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-14
Air Force
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the southeast side of Glen Mill
Rd., is about 1900 feet south of
State Rt. %. The owner is devel-
oper Marvin Simmons. 1t is near
the fashionable Glen Hills resi-
Dental community.
The Pentagon spokesman says
the Air Force has about a million
dollars for the X-shaped $4,000
square foot office building. The
building will house about 300
employees.
Z One arm of the x will be two
stories tall, the other one story,
the spokesman says. The build
ing will be brick faced, he says.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-14
Norris
Would Be
Rough On
FratS

A recommendation from School
Superintendent Forbes H. Norris
that penalties for student frater-
nifty membership include suspen-
sion from school activities, exclu-
sion from graduation exercises,
and notation on the pupils per
manent record, has been taken
under Amusement by the School
Board.
Awaiting Board action are sew
en- senior boys at Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School who have
been suspended from all school
activities for membership in Chi
Alpha, a local fraternity.
Secret fraternities and Sorori-
ties are outlawed by State school
rules.
DR.. Norris told Board members
that the students are American
citizens who make pledge to
keep the law and don't"
The pledge" is a statement
sent out by the schools at the
beginning of the school year to
be signed by both parents and
students affirming no member
ship in a secret organization.
Board members expressed con-
Germ whether the seriousness of
the offense had been made clear
to the children. They said Mont
gomery Blair did not send out the
statements this year because of
lack of forms.
Later, Joseph Tarallo, princi-
pal of Richard Montgomery High
School, said that the forms had
never been sent out from his
school or any other up-county
school because the problem of Sc.
cret organizations has never
arisen. 1--WE didn't want to put
ideas into the kids heads" he
said.
Board Member Helen Schart
objected to the recommendation
that the offense be put on the
students records, as damaging
to the child for the rest of his
life"
She said, The, implication OF
perjury needs thought. We should
consider before we throw the
book at them
Mrs. Scharf thought fraternity
membership might be included or
the record as confidential infor
nation. 1t would not be dissent
mated to colleges or future EN-
ployers.
The general feeling of the
Board was that the punishment
be reasonable. Willard McGraw
said that if he were a student
barred from other activities he
might feel he should stay in the
fraternity.
Rose Kramer proposed that q
statement of the Boards "educa
tional philosophy" behind the bar
on secret societies and list OF
permissible organizations be sent
to all Parents of ninth through
18th grade students each year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-14
Legal Advertisement

James H. Pugh, Atty.
Fire Department Building
Rockville, Md.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
POTOMAC ELECTRIC
POWER COMPANY
929 E Street, NV,
Washington, D. C.
Petitioner
BETTE E. BIRKET'T, widow,
Owner,
4443 Albemarle Street,
Washington, D. c.
KS SUNBEAM FARMS,
a partnership,
Lessee,
co Sam Clammer, a partner,
Dickerson, Maryland
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
County Office Building,
Rockville, Maryland
THE STATE OF MARYLAND
Office of Attorney General,
Baltimore, Maryland
Defendants
No: 1884 Law
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-14
LeacI Advertisement

remove ana keep cut all trees aIlC
brush upon the land owned BY
Defendant Bette E. Birkett ad
joining the said strip of land
which might, in the sole and ex
elusive judgment of the Petition
er, at any time interfere with, Oh
be liable to interfere with, or fall
upon, any towers, poles, struc
lures, wires cables, conduitS Oh
other improvements which the
Petitioner, or its successors or as
signs, may at any time or times
construct or maintain upon, over
or. under said strip of land; pro
vided, however, that there shall
be reserved to Defendant Bette
E. Birkett, as the owner of lands
AUDITING said strip, and to her
successors in such ownership and
her leSseeS of such lands CAD the
right and privilege to use said
strip for agricultural purposes Sc
long as such use does not inter.
fere with any use of said strip
which the Petitioner, or its sue,
cessors in ownership thereof, may
at any time or times desire to
make Git being understood that il
said AUDITING lands are at any
time or times divided into two
or more tracts in different own
erships, then said right of agri-
cultural use shall be divided
among said tracts in proportion
to their respective frontages on
said strip and OBJ the right and
privilege to cross, at their own
risk, said strip, using lanes and
roads now established or which
may hereafter be established at
locations agreed to by the Peti.
toner or its said successors Git
being understood that there shall
always be at least one such point
of crossing over such strip; pro-
vided, further, that I'D neither
the Petitioner nor any of its said
successors shall be under any liza
bility for damages to property
Growing or otherwise), suffered
while on said strip pursuant to
said right of agricultural use,
(i) the holders of said reserved
rights shall at no time have any
right to erect or maintain any
building or other structure, or to
plant any trees, on said strip and
(iii) the Petitioner and its said
successors shall at all times have
the right (but not the obligation)
to keep said strip clear of weeds,
underbrush and trees; that said
strip of land so sought to be ac-
quired by condemnation by the
Petitioner is outlined in red on
the plat attached hereto as Elk
hibit A and is described as fol
lows: Beginning for the same at
Station 146 r 1892 (cooroinates
N. 497,852.19 and E. 679, 469.42 in
the Maryland State Plane Coor-
dinate System) in the center line
of an electric transmission line
right of way, $50 feet in width,
as now located, said point of be-
ginning being at the distance of
595.07 feet, more or less, from
an iron pipe at the beginning of
the Bird or S. g IA 25' w. 1556.48
feet line of the land described in
the deed from Marvin w. Sim
mons, ct ux Virginia HI, to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-14
st. GATHERINGS
Fashion ShOW

On February 20 the Sanctuary
Club of st. Catherine Laboure
Parish, Wheaton, will sponsor a
Fashion Show to be presented by
The Hecht Company, in the Au
ditorium of the school, at $3.50
pm.
Some members of the parish
will appear among the models
Refreshments and participation
for door prizes are included in the
admission price of $1.00.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Hessie
of Hyattstown announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Clio
ria Louise, to Jacob Walter Gas
saway, son of Mrs. Velma Simon
ETH of Mt. Rainier.
Miss Hessie will graduate from
Gaithersburg High School in
June. Mr.. Gassaway attended
Richard Montgomery High. No
date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-14
Rockville CD

Continued from Page II
day also agreed to sell water and
sewer facilities to the Army
Corps of Engineers for its pro
posed armory on Baltimore Road
if the county council approves.
At present the four-acre site
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
Mt.Pleasant

The droughth continues very
critical in this part of the county
although few farms had a lit
tie rain August 3.
Mrs. Joe Jennings, of Halifax.
and her daughter. from Washing
ton. D. c.. spent several days last
week with another daughter. Mrs
J. A. Hines. and her family
The Home Demonstration chb
will meet with Mrs t c. Jones
August q at 2 p. ms This meet
ing is being held week earlier
than the regular meeting date.
The w. S G S. VIII meet ir
the Jones home August 81 at
p. m
w Al Lewis. Jr. Il working il
Farmville
Mrs. r. r. DIX has secured /
position rs secretary to Delegate
Jack Daniel alt the Virginia Craft
company plant IN Keysville. Sh'
was formerly employed IN the "
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

daughter Lisa. of Richmond spent
Sunday with his grandmother, Mrs
ida St0ckuse.
Mn and Mrs Joe Easter. Marvin
Bulcham and daughter. Retta May,
left Friday for several days in Mt
Airy n C. and Galax. They ex-
poet to return sometime this week
Relatives Exchange Visits
Mrs Ida Haas and sons, Billy and
Galy, spent few days with her
mother Mrs. Ida Stockner, and
sister, Mrs. Ned Morris. Her mother
is now staying with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Morris and
grandsons Rube, Douglas. Danny
Mike and her two nephews, Billy
and Gary Haas. Of Midlothian. at
tended the Farmers Union meeting
and supper at Goodwin's Lake Sat
urday
Mrs Roy Barchams daughter
Mrs Fay Gibson is in a Richmond
hospital
Week end guests OF Mr. and
Mrs Ned Morris were Mr.. and Mrs
Gene Morris. Sterling Morris, MIR
and Mrs. Wesley o Morris and chill
dren Susan and Robvn of Midlothian
jim Stockuse and daughter. Lisa
Of Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. Malcon,
Dawson and Mrs. Ida Stockuse
Daughter Is III
Mrs. Ray Burcham spent last
week in Richmond with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Fay Gibson, who is sick
Douglas Thomas is spending a
week with Billy and Gary Haas 81
Midlothian
NJ and MS Donnie Lynch and
daughter, Karen, visited her par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Daw
son Sunday
MS. Alease Thomas visited MIS-
Frma Virgins and Mrs. AIurie
Iiadrn last Sunday.
DawSons Go To Races
Chester Dawson and sons Billy
and Doug las. Clyde Easter anc
Howard Williams attended the bea
races Of Bugs Island Sunday
Mss Ruth Stockner is working Ia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

Mn. and Mrs. Frank Baber. Jr.
announce the birth Of a son at Med
cal College Of Virginia hospital. in
Richmond August IL.
Mr. and MIS- Gordon Baker. and
family, left Monday for Florida.
where they vii spend the winter.
Mr.. and MIS-. Sidney D Davis
have returned from twoweeks
vacation In Florida
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
Creased Pig May Slip Way Through Contests Shows,
Concerts, Tournaments, Scrambes AT Poluhatan Fair

Four days Of shooting contests
band concerts. flower shows. anna
tour contests. creased pig catch
ing contests beef calf scrambles-
beauty contests, country horse
and pony shows and tournaments
are on tap in September
The occasion the annual
Goochland- Powhatan Louisa fair.
September 4. 5. and I On the
fairgrounds at Goochland C II
The premium catalogue fol- the
faIr has Just been released
II lists a number Of PoWhatan
residents as committee chairmen
and committeeman fol- the var
ions events. Sam w. Parker is
down on the tri-county creased
pig catching contest and james
A Tilman ana Alien Braiier are
listed on the shotgun shooting
contest committee.
Mrs c N Elam is ON the am
dt' VI contest committee. ana ii
w Henry and Max Tnnberiak4
are listed as superintendent Of
t b e Goochland- PoWhatan-Lo Louisa
All and FLA tractor operators
contest. Mrs w. s. LLOYD is on
The beauty contest committee
The 1857 fair committee m-
clude H W Henry VPI J s.
Caldwell schools f. r, Janney
publicity, MIS- Mason Knabe am
ateur contest Henry beet cant
scramble Julian Bowles firc
driil; Janney, beef cattle; FORD
Harris and p p Sadler dairy
cattle f. M, Walton. Jr hogs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

Jim Frame f. r Hicks. Lee Pal
more and Timberlake, agriculture
products, Robert Walton. rabbits
and poultry and other fowl, and
Mrs Ben Johnson. chairman. and
A1ls. Il r Hicks and Mrs Nc
CURE Morris vegetables and
fruits
Section superintendent include
Palmore farm crops Jesse Green,
miscellaneous Mrs Johnson and
Mrs Morris, fruits and vegetables,
liam and Sadler livestock dairy
cattle Jannev beef cattle, Mar
TN Michaux, sheep; Walton. poul
tiN H Stuart Jones woodwork.
Henry All club agricultural de-
partment Mrs Carlton Elan d
II club agricultural department.
MS Carlton Elan All club home
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
Fork Of Willis News
FORK OF Willis News
Frank Bdbers Announce Birth OF Son
In Richmond Hospital On August II
Oakwood WSCs met III the home

Oakwood WSCS met In the home
t Mrs Frank Baber last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Glass, Of
Warwick, spent several days last
week with her mother. Mrs. Lucy
Duncan
Il H. Flippen Harold Duncan. ].
M Barker, w. e. Toler and Rev
erend Murphy attended the funeral
flor Mr.. Liptrap In Bath county last
Friday Mr.. Liptray ded at his
home here last Monday after long
Illness
London Bridge Couple Visits
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hughes of Lon
don Bridge. visited in the w G.
nlippen home Monday Mary Fran
Ices Hughes came home with them
after spending some time with the
| Flippens
H Mr.. and Mrs L L FHppen, and
anlily. visited at Eagle Eyrie last
Thursday
| Leslie Anne and Martha Eliza
4 beth Kelley e Richmond are spend
ling some time " tn their grandmoth
Ter. Mrs. O W Ball
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Shaw anC
daughters. Of Richmond. visited Mrs
Mave White Sunday
Miss Duncan at Home
Miss Judy Duncan spent the weei
end with her parents.
Jimmie Cooke. who has sum
mer job il Richmond, visited hi
parents, Nh. and Mrs. II r Cooke
Elaine Cooke spent last Thues
day In Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

economics department: Timber
lake and John Thornton, Future
Farmers Of America. and Mrs
Rebecca Crump, FILA clubs.
In the women's department,
superintendent include Mrs f.
P. Hicks. baked goods, Mrs. Earl
Messenger and Mrs. Q. E. Collier,
fruits, Mrs. E. F Yates. preserves,
Jams and jellies Mrs. Randolph
Snider pickles and relishes; Mrs.
c E. Bevins and Mrs. Alma Will
burn. house furnishings and ac-
cessories; Mrs Glenn Simmons
and Mrs r M McCracken
household linens; Mrs. Herbert
Krueger, knitting and crocheting.
Mrs B s. Brent, educational ex-
hibits and Mrs w R. Parker
flower show,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
Ballsyille

Mr. and Mrs Virgil Saws and
children, of Norfolk. and Mrs. Jes-
sic Boisseau of Colonial Heights. are
the guests of Mrs. Agnes Laws this
week.
Mrs. r. <. D Blanton IS spending
the week with Mrs Y. A. Saunders,
Of Browns church.
Mrs. w. G. Page was in Lynch
burg Tuesday for several weeks.
She has been with her father who
continues i'll.
Mr.. Lee Rosson Mrs. GAY Coy
and MISS Sally Cox visited the Mis-
SIS Wilson Sunday.
Heaths Visit Palmores
Mr.. and MS, Lew Heath, Of
I7armville. visited Mr.. and Mrs Oh
lie Palmore Sunday.
MIS- 0. B Watson and children.
Of Bedford, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. NIcGlothlin last week
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lee cambridge
and son, spent Sunday with Mr. anc
Mrs. Earl M cambridge
Miss Ethel Wilson. of Richmond
spent IF day and Saturday with hei
sisters, Miss Sally and Mary Will
son
Netheriand Visits Parents
W G Netherland. Of Richmond,
visited his parents Friday
f. Nj. cambridge. with party OF
friends. attended the ball game il
Richmond Saturday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
Morven Items
Moryen Items
Harley Mcmillan Thro,rn From
Horse, Breaks His Right Arm In Fall

Guests 81 Mr. and Mrs Malcolm
Dawson several days last week We're
Mr. and Mrs Matt Dawson and
children. sue and Ricky MI and
Mrs Harvey Mcmillan and chill
dren Linda and WAYNE, all Of Rich
lp0nd
Harry Mcmillan WAS thrown from
his horse while out ding Friday
evening breaking his right arm
Mn ana Mrs Jim Stockuse and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

"A. Watson and Sons Insurance
agency. in Farmyi.le.
Mrs. T c. Jones spent the week
end in Richmond Nth her pan
ents, Nh. and Mrs W <. Chappell
and other relatives Mrs Chappell
is slowly fecoging ftom broken
hip.
Mrs LewA< Sptrlook, Jr., her
mother. Mrs Eunice Redd, both
Of Farmv;lle and Mrs. Redd's sis
ter Mrs Janice ,gtnes, Of Chester
Pa. were vssNinei il the neigh
borhood Thursday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
Green Bay

Nh and Mfrs. Fra nix Love. Of
kenbridge, We're guests Thursday
Of Mr. and Mrs - "A. Love.
Mr., and Mrs. Ray Malnick and
children, Of Norfolk were week
end guests OF Mn, and Mrs. H A
Ravens. Mrs MalniGk and chill
dren remained. hefs tor the week
Mrs. j. r.. Nunnally and Mrs
= r Nunnally were AT Richmond
Wednesday.
Mr. and MIS- Kermit Wheary
Of CreWe, werA Friday visitors Of
Miss Lily Hardaway
visits In, W. va
Mr. and Mrs john A. Love Wis
tied friends At Bluefield W. Va,
recently
Peaches are on sale from all 0.
the orchards TheS are plentiful
but smaller Than other years be.
cause of the drought
I Mrs. C. F.. Mcfarland. of Wash
ington, and Mrs Julia Urquhart
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

Ms Lewis Burton's restaurant in
Powhatan.
Mrs. Morton Barden continues 70
improve since returning home from
Southside Hospital.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
Leaves Hospital
Don't Scratch Thot Itch!
In Just IS Minutes,

Your i1c back at any drug storx II
not pleased. EAsy-to-appiy ITCH-ME-NOT
deadens itch in MINUTES; Hills germs
on CONTACT. Fine for eczema. ring
worm. insect bites. foot itch and other
surface itches. Guaranteed locally hy
Gray's Drug Store.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

Of SedIey. spent several days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. L. r
Nunnally and Mrs r p Wilson.
Jr.,
Thursday luncheon guests Of
Nh. and Mrs. L. T Nunnally were
Mrs. Q. r. Mcfarland, Mrs. julia
Urquhart and Miss Mary Lou
Raiford, In the afternoon, they
with Mrs. r. B Wilson Jr.. mo-
tored to Church Road to visit
Mrs Bobby Wilson and small
| sons at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs w T. Ford Return
ling home, all were supper guests
Of Mrs. Wilson.
I Nh. and Mrs Billy Spencer and
daughter. Frances Anne. we're re-
cent Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
I Mrs. r. r. Redd
X Leaves Hospital
John Craddock returned home
Friday from the Farmville hospi-
tai Friends of Nh Craddock are
glad to know he is at home and
is improving
Mrs r. S. TAYLOR and daughter
Francie, and Tommo Redd. OF
West Point, were guests from
I Sunday to Wednesday of last
week of Mr. and Mrs c T Redd
4 Francie and Tommo remained
N with their grandparents for the
n rest Of the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

Leonard Bernstein, busy genius type, is putting
the finishing touches on "Gangway" new pro-
duction which will have its premiere performance
at the National Theater on August IL. Bernstein
wrote not only the musical score of the romantic
fable but also the lyrics. "Gangway" will play
two-week date here before going on to Philadelphia
and Broadway.