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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
Funeral Services
Held at Rockbridge
For Mrs. Mary Watts

Funeral services we're held Aug
ust 10 from Bethesda Presbyterian
church at Rockbridge Baths for
Mrs. Mary BERTHE McCown Watts.
who died in Powhatan August 10.
DR.. Holmes Rolston and the
Rev John Dozier officiated. In
torment was in the Bethesda Gem
.etery.
Mrs Watts was born in Rock
bridge county February 25. 1877.
the daughter Of the late John A.
and Catherine Dixon McCown
She lived in Rockbridge until ID
months ago, when she moved to
PoWhatan c. H. A member Of
Bethesda Presbyterian church.
she was. the widow Of Edward
Echols Watt.
She is survived BY one daugh-
ter, Mrs Francis E. Bloxton. Of
Powhatan. G. H, one grandson.
Francie E. Bloxton. Jr.. Of Pow
hatan G. H, and one brother,
William Morrison McCown. OF
Lorton
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Funeral Services
Mrs. H. Sutton, 81

Mrs Halle Sutton. 81 died at
her birthplace, Glentivar Sunday.
August 4. after a long Illness. She
was the daughter Of Sallie Ann
Wood and John Francis Shores
and granddaughter Of John Todd
Wood and Mary Stegas Wood Of
an old prominent family Of Viz
einia.
She is survived BY three daugh-
tiers, Mrs Violette Tuck, OF New
York City. Mrs. Thelma Killinger.
Of Richmond. and Mrs. Sadie
Stockmann. of Gainesville. Two
sons Samuel Reniek Sutton and
Hide Ney Sutton, of Gainesville
one sister, Mrs Enice Sutton. Of
Yonkers, N. T.. also six grand
sons, one granddaughter and five
great grandchildren.
Funeral services We're held at
Glentiyar With burial In the fam
ny cemetery Tuesday August 8.
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Oak Forest

TAYLOR and Ivan Coles 81 Fine
Creek Mills visited Mr. and MIS-
Lewis Dan son last week
M and Mrs W s. Anderson visit
ID Mr. and Ms. Gordon sin tn.
Of Richmond. Sunday
Ms. Creola Meinhard Of Rich
nond Mrs W B Lang. Miss Nan
cy Lang. and MISS June Meinhard.
Of Gainesville visited Mr. and Mrs
" S Ande son Saturday evening.
Cleo Speas his son and his sons
wife Of Richmond. sited Mr. and
MRS. E 3. Anderson sunday alter
noon
Mr. Mufh. 81 WASHINGTON, ID @,
Mr. and MIS- Albert Jenk Us Mr.
and MS George jenkins. Of Cum
herland. visited Mr.. and Mrs. ] A.
Jenkins Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Conway Anderson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
New. At AndersonviIIe
News At AndersonvIIe
Misses Louise, Billie Morgan Sail
On TWO-Week Vacation To Bermuda

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coleman anc
children. Frank. Jr. Margaret and
Kathy, Of Toledo, Ohio. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Meade Anderson.
Miss Doree Luck. Of Mineral. and
the Rev IT. L. Simpson and son
Tommy Simpson. were Sunday din
ner guests Of Mr. and Mrs. julius
Coleman.
Mss Louise Morgan and Miss
Billie Morgan made a brief visit tic
the country Thursday afternoon tc
say goodbye to- their family before
starting on their vacation Then
with all thought Of the work-a day
world gone from their heads. they
drove to Washington. took plane
70 New York and boarded the Queen
Of Bermuda for two weeks Of fur
and frolic in Bermuda
Mex and Dave Garrett spent sew
eral days Of last week with their
grandmother. Mrs. c. B Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett and the other
three boys came for a visit Sunday
afternoon Back from his New York
vacation. Al Smith was also a caller
in the Morgan home.
Miss Rita Morgan is home from
a weeks visit in Princess Anne
wearing a liberal coating of Vir-
glnia Beach tan.
Mrs. Margaret Farrar spent last
week visiting relatives in Lynchburg
In Mrs Farrar's absence, her sister.
Mrs. Woodbridge. and her grandson
stayed with MIS-. Robertson, Sun
day guests in the Robertson home
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were Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Holland
and daughter and Miss Carole Mae
Farrar
New York Visitor
MISS Louise Christian. OF New
York. is spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Christian Mr.. and Mrs R L. Seay
Jr and children were week enc
guests in the Christian home. and
Robert Christ an spent Saturday
with his family
Mrs. Mary Jamerson's Sunday
dinner guest list sounds like home
coming day Her guests We're Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Jamerson. Of Char
lottesvilla. Mr. and Ms. Charles
Jamerson and son. Kenneth, Miss
Virgin a Jamerson, Mrs. Y Q Roth
geb and grandson. Anthyn Wayne
Mr.. and Mrs, Sam Chambers, Miss
Marian Crump. and Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Jamerson and children. Wan
da Lee and Linda Faye
Mrs. Hattie Morgan and Dorothy
Lee Dunn spent Thursday with Mrs
&c. e Davidson
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Anderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Shield Anderson
visited Mr.. and MS. Roland Wood
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. O. j. Thompson spent Thurs
day night and Friday with the Wal
den family An Lynchburg Mrs. Jack
Anderson and Mrs. John Parker
shopped in Lynchburg Friday and
brought MIS-. Thompson home.
Mr.. and Mrs W A jenkins ane
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their children. Wendell. Wilton Lee
and Diane. were supper guests o.
Mr. and Mrs Buster Flood and Miss
Lula Flood, Sunday night. Mrs
Calv n Morris and children visited
in the Flood home Sunday afternoon
The Rev. Mr. Simpson called il
the Mills home Friday afternoon and
stayed for pot-luck supper
Mrs Una Flood is spending sew
eral days at her home here.
Mrs Cook Gillian, Mrs. Joseph
Vasilio and Miss Sall.e FiH called
on friends in the community Thurs
day
Susan Forbes spent several days
of last week with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dorrier in Scottsville. The Dorriers
brought her back Sunday. and they
and jimmie Forbes had supper al
their home here.
Tour jamestown
Ms John l. Parker was one Of
the six mothers who went with Girl
Scout Troop No 6 to jamestown
Tuesday There were II youngsters
including Elizabeth Ann Parker and
Susan Forbes. Prepared to see
everything. however long it might
take, they carried picnic lunch and
supper with them. And see every
thing they did from the old world
through the new, and climaXed the
day with the pageant, The Foun
ders.
Miss Virginia Parker spent the
week end at her home here Pan,
Jamerson visited Elizabeth Ann
Parker last week and Elizabeth
Ann, later in the week. visited Nan
cy Throckmorton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Cole. o.
Roanoke, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cole and children. Of MorristoWli
Tenn. called in the Lewis Morgan
home Thursday afternoon.
Relatives who had not seen eacf
other fora long, long time reneweS
acquaintatnces Sunday when Mr.
and Mrs Jack Anderson entertain
ed at luncheon for that very pur-
pose. The guests were Mr. and Mrs
Hugh Stinson and children Of Flor
ida Mrs Jerry Shreaves and Miss
Nellie Stnson of Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs Jimmie James. OF Hopewell
John Stinson. of Richmond. Mrs
A c. Wood, NJ SIS Cora Wood, Ms
Julian Dunkum. and Mn and Mrs
John Morgan, Jr.
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Putney,s'

Expected week end guests az the
Allen Calhouns are Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Calhoun. Tommy and Phil.
Of Richmond and Richard Calhoun
u Greensboro, N, G They will all
attend the Allen reunion Sunday al
Douglas church
Miss Marie Allen spent Sunday
and Monday with Mrs. T. A. Cal
Aoun Mrs Calhoun returned with
her sister 10 Worsham to spend &
few days with her and Their brother
j H Alien
Mrs Martha Bailey. IF Lexington.
spent week with her sister Mrs
of Richmond. visited NJ. AID Mrs
Everett Anderson Sunday afternoon
f p Anderson. of Cumberland
visited Mr. and MIS-. ] Al jenkins
Tuesday,
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Herndon at Somerset. Sunday. the
Calhouns, Mr. and Mrs. Herndon
ard Mrs. Calhouns five brothers
and their famile gathered at the
home Of Cole Herndon in Madison
county for a family reunion
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j. G. Anderson. Mrs. Ruth Smith
spent the week end in the same
tome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Calhoun, Anne,
al and Jimmy spent a long week
end with Mrs, Calhouns father and
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or table. before they left home TO
bring good luck to the household
The Iroquois would be pleased with
the modern home because he would
find wood everywhere, right handy
for his parting rub.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

Miss Martha Carter and Miss
Mary Adams Anderson visited the
John AndersoAs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

Iroquois Indian elders used TO NIB
some wood article, such as chair
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06
Sub-Debs Hold
Annual Youth
Talent Show

The talent show last Thursday
night sponsored by the Sub Deb
Club of the James E. Scott Com
munity Association proved to be
an overwhelming success. It was
diversified entertainment that Of
fered enjoyment to old and
young.
A crowd of approximately 800
people gathered in the Liberty
Square Auditorium as the con-
testants displayed their very best
talents. The program began at
$50 pm. with Mrs. Dorothy Dix
on, group worker of the agency
giving very unique introduction
of Sub-Deb Betty Kelly, mistress
of ceremony of the evening, then
it was ION with the show. Diane
Ganolfo opened the show with a
very appropriate number, This
Is My Country"
The show was divided into
parts Children Division and
Teen-age division. Sub-Deb Ketty
Kelly announced the winners as
follows:
Teen-age Division: First prize:
The Swans (Fredrioo Clark,
Freddy Dixon, William johnson
and Ernest BridgeseeS).
Second prize, Harold Culmer
(impersonations).
Third prize, Mable Morgan and
Beatrice Wells (piano duet).
Children Division: First prize,
Janet Leola WEIGH (ABCs of
Love).
Second prize, Diane Gandolfo
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06
JESCA Teen Youth
Clinic to Begin
Wednesday

The Teen Youth Clinic which
is sponsored by the James E.
Scott Community Association is
tc start Wednesday, April 10, and
lasting for the next two nights in
the James E. Scott Home Audi
toriurn. Speaking Wednesday,
Tpril 10 will be Mrs. Mallie Hun
ter, "The Wonderful Teen" Miss
Maxine Bethel Social Graces
For Teen-Agers": Thursday,
April II, Judge Albert Saper-
stein, "The Cau1es and Cures of
Juvenile Delinquency; Charles
L. Williams, "Teen-Age Curfew";;
April IL, DR.. S. H. Cohen, "A
Healthy Attitude Toward Health;
Highlighting the clinic will be
a panel discussion by a group Of
teenagers on the subject parent
Youth Problems in the Home"
Clyde Smith, a senior at North
western Senior High School will
serve as moderator, panel MEM
bers will consist of Frances
YOUNG Henry Moore, Carol
Cooper, Leeomia Williams, Ivan
George and Grace Moore.
The public is invited to attend
all sessions. A special invitation
Is extended to all youth organi-
cations.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06

(Whatever Will be Will be).
Third prize, jeanette Wright
Calypso dance.)
Our thanks and appreciation to
the Judges who were DR.. c r
Yaeger Jr., Elliott j. Pieze and
Charles North. Special thanks also
goes to Stanley Sweeting for his
helping hand with the contestants
and the microphone.
Mrs. Harolean Storr serves as
leader of the Sub-Debs, Miss
Bonnie M. NeWbold, supervisor.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06
THE MIAMI TIMES-'The Peoples Newspaper
SATURDAY, APRIL g. 1857 PAGE

2 at z o'clock. This SO hour
course is designed for personnel
already employed in the pre-
schools of Dade County and for
persons who desire employment
in pre-Schools. A certificate win
be awarded to those who success
fully complete the course. For.
further information cal PL 4-549l.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06
Child Care Courses
at Northwestern

The Northwestern Senior High
School, evening adult division, is
offering course of instruction
in child care and development,
beginning Tuesday evening, April
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06

The Wonan's
Auxiliary of st.
Agnes Church is
inviting guests
to attend a Mus
ical Tea on this
Sunday after
noon, at t h e
home Of the Ray
mond HeaSties
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06

Next Thursday, April IL, the
Annual Drama Festival for ele-
mentary Schools will be held at
Holmes Elementary School be
ginning at 4 O'clock. The local
chapter of the Association for
Childhood Education is precenting
this contest as part of the nation
al program of the organization.
Among the participating schools
offering IL minute one-act plays
are Douglas, Dunbar, A. L. Lewis,
J. r. E. Lee, Holmes, Mays and
Phyllis Wheatley. The public is
cordially invited to witness these
plays.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06

on 49th ST., Brownsville. The spa
ciouz home and grounds of the
HeastieS residence will provide
a fitting background for the ;af-
fair.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06

Congratulations to Sara Will
iams and Northwestern High
School for her first place winning
project in zoology and Robert Nc
Kinney of Booker T. Washington
Junior High for his honorable
mention for his arithmetic pro-
ject. Both of these young people
entered projects in the recent
South Florida Science Fair.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06
RANDOM NOTES
BY DOROTHY SANFORD
BY DOROTHY SANFORD

week. Among the many guests
were Mechanics Sara Chambee
and Pearl Hall of New York
were also lavishly entertained by
Mrs. Wallace's niece IN her lovely
Opa Locka residence.
Chi Eta Phi, national nurses
sorority is inviting the public to
attend the Open Meeting of their
Southern Regional meeting, Sat-
urday, April 6 at 8 am. at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church when a
panel discussion on Trends in
Nursing" will be presented by
four experts IN the field Of nurs-
ing and guidance. The local chap
ter, M, of which Nurse Juanita
Mann of president, is entertain
ing for the delegates and visitors
at Georgette's Tea Room or Sat-
urday night.
Mrs. Theresa Lang continues
to feel better and better and you
may stop past TO speak with her
at the home of her son, Joe Ker-
shaw of 10th st A. J. Thomas
of Mays enjoyed the visit from
his mother last week. The Senior
Mrs. Thomas is planning on re-
turning to Miami from her home
in EustiS for a longer visit with
her son Charles Knowles for
merly of 10th terrace but for the
past several years, a Brownsville
resident, was resting comfortably
at Jackson Memorial Hospital
where he has been a patient since
last Tuesday morning, according
to his son, Walter, proprietor of
Walters Supermarket, Goth st.
Two more weeks before Easter!
Have been drooling over some of
those raw silk suits featured at
Lloyd's Resort Wear Shop. Miss
Kitty Scott, former New York
model, wore some of Lloyd's
dresses at both the Hair Fiesta
and Fashionetta There is
just enough time, too, to slim
Gown to the size to wear these
sheath styles at the Reactiva-
ton Health Center where Sue
Harris and her assistant, Bertha
Perry are ready to help you with
problems of inches, pounds, re-
Taxation and general healthy liv-
ing. Do stop by these two ia
cilities of the Sir John Hotel.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06

Mrs. Elvira Smith, owner of Wis
Beauty Parlor on End ave., was
the surprise winner Of the trip
to Los Angeles on last Thursday
night. The popularity contest was
sponsored in conjunction with the
annual Hair Fiesta project Of AL
pha Pi Chi Omega, national beau
ticianS sorority.
Miss Fashionetta (Miss Josephine
Bronson); junior Miss Fashion
eta (Ethel McLeod) and Little
Miss Fashionetta phyllis Lane)
were winners in the contest spon-
sored by the local chapter of AL
pha KAPPA Alpha Sorority as
part of their annual Fatshionetta
which this year featured glamour
model Dorothea Towles.
Rainbow Park Elementary
School, Opa Locka, will be dedi-
Gated on Monday evening, April
8. Mrs. Rosa FortSon is principal
of this new modern elementary
school which is the pride and joy
of the community.
Congratulations to Mrs. Alonzo
Fannin (Linnie West) upon her
Signment to r. r. Motion Ee-
mentary School, Perrine, as prin-
cipal for the coming school year.
An efficient and dedicated class
room teacher, her experience has
taken through all levels of the
elementary school, both in. Hills
borough and Dade Counties. For
the past two years, Mrs. Fannin
has served as curriculum assis-
tant at Dunbar Elementary where
she has been a faculty member
for a number Of years. The re-
cent appointee Is a member Of
81. John Institutional Baptist
Church, the Poinsettia Club, Beta
Zeta Sigma Chapter, Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority, and of the local
chatter of the Links, Inc. H e r
husband is a member Of the fac
ulty of Carver High School; her
sister, Mrs. Daniel Francis, is
home economies instructor at
Dorsey Junior High.
Resha Reginald Bethel, ll-year-
old son of Mrs. Jennie Bethel of
5th place and a member of Mrs.
Sowell's 9Th grade class at Dun
bar, was the 3rd place winner in
the annual Rock Pit safety slogan
contest. Resha received a SIS
bond for himself and a Philco
radio for his school. He attends
the African Orthodox Church.
Christopher and Lucille Ram
seur and their teenage daughter,
Drusilla paid a surprise visit to
Mrs. Ramseur'S cousin, Mrs.
Nancy Parker of Parkers Sum-
dries on last Tuesday. The Ram
seurs who are from WayneSville,
N. c., drove down for two day:
from Fl. Myers where they are
spending a weeks vacation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06

The Wallaces of 18th street
entertained their daughter with
a surprise birthday party last
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-06

Rainbow Park Elementary
School, Opa Locka, will be dedi-
Gated on Monday evening, April
8. Mrs. Rosa FortSon is principal
of this new modern elementary
school which is the pride and joy
of the community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

next month. They have pas
sage aboard the Santa Mar
earita sailing October 10
from New York. Meanwhile
they have vacated their house
and win be at Visiting ON
GERS Quarters at Boiling Field
until the FIRST Of the month,
then they 90 to Exeter, N. H.,
70 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Clau-
dius da Silva Fingar for a
fortnight. Joining them at
Exeter win be Mrs. Harold
H. Smith Of Middletown,
N. r.. m other Of Mrs.
Gustaves.
The Fingars plan to 20
with Col. and Mrs. Gustaves
and Mrs. Smith to New York
October Is and they al win
be at the WaIdorf-As
Mrs. Smith win accompany
her son-in-law and daughter
to Chile.
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SERVICE NEWS
Cdbells to Honor
Air Force Group

an operation earlier in the
summer. Their daughters,
Kathryn Jean and Anne have
been at Camp Allegheny
through the summer. The
former has transferred from
George Washington High
School to Francis Hammond.
the new high school In Alex
andria. She will be grad
uated in February and sister
Anne viii enter Francis Ham
mond this fall.
Mrs. David s. Smith. wife
Of Assistant Secretary Of the
Air Force, Is remaining in her
Greenwich, Conn.,. home until
the first Of next week, when
she viii join him in their
home at 1892 Thirty first
street. where they moved re-
Gently from 1888.
sharps Return
A trip to Texas was COM
pleted the middle Of the week
by Assistant Secretary and
Mrs. Dudley c. Sharp. They
got back by plane Wednesday
night from Cincinnati where
they stopped on their way
back from Houston. Mr..
Sharp went there to make
an address at the university.
Recently appointed Assist
ant Secretary Richard E.
Horner and Mrs. Horner have
Just moved into their new
house in Bellvue Forest. Mr..
Horner has been acting As
sistant Secretary for some
time. Now settled in the
new abode, they are CENTER
ing their attention on school
for the younger members Of
the family. Richard and
Judith.
Going TO Chile
1t. Col. Selmer Gustaves
and Mrs. Gustaves. with their
son Rex and daughter Mimi.
will be OF to Santiago. Chile.
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Birthdoy Porty

Miss Roberta Taub. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Taub. was guest Of honor at
Q Sweet Sixteen" party given
BY her parents last evening
at the Hamilton Hotel. Nearly
$50 guests. mostly teen-age
friends Of the honoree, were
invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

The Business and Profess
sional Ladies Auxiliary Of the
Hebrew Home for the Aged
win open the coming season
with a business meeting We'd
nesday evening at 8 pm.
The meeting win be held
in the auditorium Of the
home, l125 Spring road NV.
Miss Ida Barezofsky. presi-
dent. win preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
BY EVELYN M. DENT

The Chairman Of the Joint
Chiefs Of Stan and Mrs. Ma
than r. Twining and the
Chief Of star of the Air
Force and Mrs. Thomas d.
White are TO be guests Of
honor at dinner Tuesday eve
ming Of the Deputy Director
Of Central Intelligence and
Mrs. Charles Pearre Cabell.
Mrs. Cabell is planning one
Of her famous Texas-Mexi-
can suppers to be served,
weather permitting, in the
garden Of their quarters at
Boiling Air Force Base.
Guests viii be entirely from
the Air Force except for Mrs.
Ca6ell's brother-in-law and
sister. Army Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Donald Dunford. Also at
the party are TO be newcom-
ers to Boiling. 1t. Gen. and
Mrs. william H. Turner and
1t. Gen. and Mrs. John K.
0erhart.
The new head Of Air Re-
search and Development. 1t.
Gen. Samuel Z. Anderson
with Mrs. Anderson win come
from Baltimore and Be
among the SO or more guests
ct the party.
Daughter 70 Assist
Mss Catherine Dewitt
Cabell viii be back from
West Point In time to assist
her parents at the fete. Miss
Cabell went to attend the
ring dance held last evening
at the Military Academy. It
is at this event that members
Of the senior class are given
their class rings. Cadet
Charles P. Cabell, jr.. received
his ring last evening. Miss
Cabell motored to the Point
with Miss Constance Nc
Goodwin and Miss Mary 10
Agerton Of Annapolis.
1t. Gen. and Mrs. Cabell
are leaving on q three weeks
trip to California starting
September Is, their 23d we'd
ding anniversary. They will
be guests Of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick A. Marx In Pasa-
dena.
Turner'S At Bay Farm
Gen. and Mrs. Turner
spend most week ends at
their WATERPROOF farm on
Chesapeake Bay near Lofts
burg. where Suzanne, Joseph
and William. younger mem
bers Of the family. enjoy
water skiing. beach parties
and swimming. They plan to
be there over each Sunday,
weather permitting. until
Thanksgiving.
The Turner's came here
from Wiesbaden. Germany,
the latter part Of July and
are getting well settled IN
their new quarters.
Gen. and Mrs. Gerhart also
are getting settled on the post.
When they were here before,
from 1885. they lived in
Washington. They, too, came
here from duty in Germany.
MaeIntyres In Georgetown
New Undersecretary Of the
Air Force and Mrs. Malcolm
A. MacIntyre are residents Of
Georgetown. having taken
the house 1t 1921 Thirty
first street. Mrs. MacIntyre
came to live here the first
week in August from their
home in Scarsdale, N. Y.
They were joined last week
by their daughters. Clare
Alden and Pamela Ames, who
have spent the summer at
camp on Lake George. Clare
Alden Is entered at Mount
Vernon and her sister will at
tend the Congressional School
in Arlington.
Mr.. Bruce Bishop MacIn-
tyre, son Of the new ofncial
and Mrs. MacIntyre. was
graduated from Lawrence
vile In June and will enter
Harvard this month.
Assistant Secretary and
Mrs. Lyle s. Garlock are con-
tinuing to spend as quiet .
time as possible while the
former is convalescing from
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1t. Col. Selmer Gustaves
and Mrs. Gustaves. with their
son Rex and daughter Mimi.
will be on to Santiago, Chile,