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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-09-19

Connecticut after his family, start
ing out October IL, 1899.
On April %, 1900, Hudson, his
wife and six children, and few
neighbors, started out for the new
country. They had four boats, of one
to two tons burden lightly loaded
with about $4,000 worth of property
and supplies.
Those who came with David Hud-
son were Samuel Bishop and his
four sons, David, Reuben, Luman
and Joseph; Joel Gaylord, Heman
Oviatt, Moses Thompson, Allen Gay
lord, Stephen Perkins, Joseph and
George Darrow, William Mckinley
and three men from Vermont-Der-
rick, Williams and Shefford, given
names long forgotten.
The women in the company were
the wives of Hudson, Bishop and
Elijah Noble, Miss Ruth Gaylord and
Miss Ruth Bishop. The six Hudson
children completed the number.
Elijah Noble came along overland,
riding Hudson's horse and driving
his cattle.
But for being stuck on sandbar
} and nearly being drowned when
: water swept into the badly listed
boats and severe wetting next day
when a sudden rain raised the river
to cover the whole party sleeping
beneath tree on it's bank, the trip
was uneventful. A huge wave hit the
boats and lifted them off the bar
hung up there only because Hudson
had missed the channel in taking
the little fiotilla into the river.
, Beset by the usual privations,
hardship, sickness and hazards of
the frontier, Hudson's group had
little trouble with the Indians but
suffered much from the gnats, flies,
mosquitoes and yellowjackets in the
woods. Anna Hudson was the first
child born in the settlement-Mrs.
Anna M. Hudson Baldwin, whose
Goth birthday anniversary was held
in the Hudson Congregational church
Tuesday, October %, 1890.
David Hudson was direct de-
scendant of Hendrick Hudson, who
discovered Hudson River in 1909 and
was born at Branford, Connecticut,
July II, 1760. He was the sixth
David Hudson in that family line.
He died March II, 1886, at seventy
five.
Hudson village, IL miles north of
Akron, commemorated David Hud-
son. A Congregational Church was
formed there September 4, 1902,
with Rev. David Bacon, pastor. The
first burial in the old cemetery was
Owen Browns wife, mother of John
Brown, in 1903. Owen Brown ran the
tannery. The first log schoolhouse
was built in 1802-Western Reserve
College opened in 1926 but moved
to Cleveland in 1882 after which
Western Reserve Academy occupied
the college buildings. Endowed with
$500,000 by Amasa Stone in memory
of his "lost and lamented son." the
college in Cleveland became Adelbert
College but was renamed Western
Reserve University. In the eight
years of the academy's existence at
Hudson it had about 400 students
from Is states and sent students to
Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Cornell,
Ann Arbor and other great univer-
II stiles.
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Pleasant View

A reception for Rev. and Mrs. w.
d. Ramsey and son Roger was held
in the Pleasant View f. u. B. church
Monday evening. Those who partici-
pated in the program were Mrs.
Robert McVey. Mrs. Emmons Craw-
ford, Mrs. Wayne Westall, Mrs. Wade
King, Elwood James and Rev and
Mrs. Ramsey. A grocery shower was
presented to them and refreshments
were served at the close of the SER
vice.
The Ladies Harmony circle and
w. S. w. S. held their September
meeting Wednesday evening in the
church basement. Mrs. Idell Whistler
was program leader using the topic
Strengthening the Church Through
Prayer" Those who took part in the
program were Mrs. Richard Dukes,
Mrs. Omer Augsburger, Mrs. Lewis
w. Dukes, Mrs. Dwight Franz, Mrs.
Estelle Harris, Mrs. Kenneth Kraut-
ter, Mrs. Oren Doty, Rev. and Mrs.
Ramsey, Mrs. j. w. Harris and Mrs.
Nial Newton. Mrs. Stanley Newton
served refreshments. The business
meeting was under the direction of
Mrs. Oren Doty. The fall institute
was announced for Wednesday, Sep
tember 18 in the Findlay First f. u.
B. The Mt. Cory church has invited
the Pleasant View organization to
attend their guest night, October 2.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-09-19

The Benton Ridge Trinity church has
invited the Pleasant View group to
their study class to be held in Novem-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Clymer of ST.
Petersburg, Florida and Mr.. and
Mrs. David Perk of Dayton were Sum-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-09-19
THE OLD INDIAN PORTAGE

"Old Portage" at the mouth OF
the Cuyahoga River three miles
north of Akron and an important
trading-post for white men and
Indians in the 1905, was one OF
the highest points in the later state.
From the ridge there, with only a
few miles between them, the Cuya-
hoga flowed north to the lakes and
the Tuscarawas River, through the
Muskingum, flowed to the Ohio.
The place could be reached by
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-09-19

day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt
Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Krautter
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Harris and family attended the Golden
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Bogart in Findlay Sunday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-09-19

FREMONT, OHIO, seat of San
dusky County, is sugar-beet and
cannery center. Supporting factories
produce dry cells, razor blades,
cutlery, castings, automobile fabric
accessories, dyes, and hunting and
trapping supplies.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-09-19

IN THE WOODED RANGES of
hills surrounding cambridge, Ohio
are a number of little settlements
bearing such names as Potts Hill,
Pancake Hollow, Knock-em-Stiff,
Buzzard's Roost, Cross-eyed Henry
Holler.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

4Oqo DISCOUNT on 2nd trust Be,
S SSrsS s5od ps'S SSdi sq $50 pT me-
$4,000 End, 6et, SIS mo-; $3.50
End. Sc, S5s.5O mo. For details,
call MR.. SINDLER, no. 2-1a67.
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Wash. ST., Alex. Va.
124,060, $3.50 DOWN. balance
I;sIsicdsSBsn .t sis! !. lfsiS;lE III. NAG J
s ssSiSFEyy e a3t0f Hits Z ARA VI
s stpins E rsssa bath Screened lSSsal' coz: en-.
Three .'twin-bed rms" and 9
tilsd hsths on 2, 2ld iloSr. RINIsHEn
EEcRE ATT ROOM Re,p Nv With hn,I Az,
s ssrass '' in bass nsn .Aa Sound. Sounds
unbeiievable-but let US show
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KAY BOWLING
LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE

N. ARL., VI block from Lorcom lane,
near Quebec and ouincy--Approx-
imately 10000 50. IT. with plenty
Of trees. $4,000 cash. IKE. s-27s4
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IINkLB PROPERTIES Aura ITS
IA. B-i2c7 JE' i-O3et
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BUILDER AND OWNER
KE. $4,000 DU. 5-S53
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WHEN you SEE this 1-year-old
spacious hrk. split-level With Gus.
tom Dashboard heat, you will buy
1t on the spot. Tall trees and
bushy green shrubbsry portray q
picture Of Q home in House and
Garden" 8 comfortable bedfms.,
vslk-out bsmt. with V bath;
baths upstairs, hrepl. in liv. rm.i
eompl. equip. kit. and the best
trafic pattern you have seen yet
$4,000 down. Assume Als% SIS.
500 LIST trust. 8. @. oERAcHIs
CO.. JE. 2-2314.
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$3.50

S175 down, SIS per mo. buyl
. mountain cpttage and acres Of
grqund near Woodstock, Va, A ~
mile view. fruit Trees. GOOD water
Needs some repair, Several out.
s.ssn Il e. s, Ssp Esss sI Y 'H \.
Va CAL u. 5-b447; ewes. ~. e.
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srONE BuNGA,, Annandale--Furn
OWNER. Bsmt.. hrtpl., fenced ID
$4,000 It. s13,50O. cd. terms. CT.
o-Ai0p.
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WITHOUT WITH Ut. 4 A,,J DouRI hsrs,s y:
gSave at sssS Sstey rf DsSs1
on q huge. beautifully Handicapped
and shrGbbed lot with entertaininQ
patio, delightful interior witt
free-standing brick fireplace In
living room and dining room. De.
lightful kitchen equip. with range
refrigerator, dishwasher and dis.
posali 3 twin-sized bedrooms, at.
tached carport. COMPLETELY
FURNISHED in "model-home'
style, including wall-to-wall car.
peting and with excellent taste
Must be seen to be believed 81
this low. low price Of only. SIS
$50. 50 you be flrstl Call now
PEARSON PROPERTIES, JE
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SLEEPY HOLLOW. see.eso--At,
Ri ..tl n q % shsr lses aag lot. bsd.
r rms .lssiris e~ Sisshen. I'll INV, It
A lovely home and Z fine address
too. coo Holmes Run I'd. opeI
siHALsFRS IN f II" s ! 81 dark. Lynn
VIENNA--smail doWp payment 4
AueIitied buyer on this. attrac, 2
fm.., Nv. .rm. With fireplace, full
bis h-aere lot that is loaded viii
trees and shrubs. fALLFAl
g as9ssssRTca si .s 6s iii aisS sS p M 'H
) 1ElA0oMs, e.s PATHS; syes'
AND-6f0NE RANcHER, less thar
? years old, and check thess fea.
lures; Roman brick fireplace wal
n living Em.. psst.,Is'w nss.nrst
kitchen with smart birch cabinets
and dinette area. finished recree,
ton I'm, with End fireplace In ful
basement, attached earport. wall
te-wen earpeting. In an attractive
Es,,as1atNih .:esiSS hen an K sy Yt
S s.sp A SSSDtsIy g ps9ns SaIy .lss..
ssSs gSSs o HsEs riifEsss,,9Aalnss .sszEse.
CHAnMi "Copper Kettle" Style
Secluded among tall shade tree
and sweeping lawns. this snoy
White eye-eppeaiins home . " " J
a s.r ..ss' e end SPACIOUS ss EH sor$s
din. rrn. with kfeneh doors open
ing onto tremendous porch Is
foor; richly pspelsd den or hedrm
with half bath. 2 simply. hug
bedTmb. with walk-in closets up
stairs. Fun basement with mn
ished recreation rii., attached a.
rage. This Is the ',charmeI'
only $24.950. Delightful neiehber
soosNe rissoSrtgTfiffss,s * s.ls1, 1900. SSssN
spsE ~ .S sET ,Sssa..s q ap ssss
rambler; 3 good-sized bedroom
BRuNcH-sizE KITCHEN.
The basement Is completely pan
eIed and with . built-in bar plu
additional finished space for stOr
are, Workshop and laundry areas
Convenient to schools. shops. etc
A very attractive home with man
ten tree, SIG, 900; nay he ps n
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Rushing Water
WRITE TIES yo TnS, OWN ,IS l HEADING

WRITE YOUR OWN HEADING
AFTER YOU SEE THIS"
Masnificent split-level in one Of
Virginia's finest residential areas
with panoramic hilltop view oil
river area and d. c. Spacious cen.
ter entrance, fiooT-to -ceiling ffrepl
in LIVING room, IS-ft. dining room
de luxe equipped kitchen with
doorway TO diversified screened
porch; master bedroom (Is feet
iong), has picture window and pri.
vate bath; two additional twin bed.
rooms or upper level; separate
ground-leyel entrance from two I'D,
ditional finished rooms complete
with. bath; excellent quarters fol
"in-laws" or that "office at home'
space; finished recreation with are.
place; 2-car built-in garase: as.
sumo S2l.500 LIST trust; terms car
be arranged to suit qualified buyer
Please call
NVY n aA10
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10 ACRE ! TRACTS

Located IN Montgomery County
q short distance from Potomac
River, 1880 with $500 down,
Central MONTGOMERY. 10 acres.
Lone road frontage. stream. Not
much Of Q house but only $500 per
acre. WIZ accept small house in
Gaithersburg 800
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HOUSES ron sALI-vA.

BY OWNER, sO7 Herkshire ar.
Va. Hills, Alex.--3-bedym,. ram
bier: full bsnt.. Ice, lot, dryay, !.
l.ton air eond, fruit trees, sch. 2
blks., nice nbrhd. Assume 49, OF
loan, $50 per mo. si4.250. EN-.
PnIVACY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES built
brick rambler overlooking golf
course. on gorgeous s4-acre lot,
True. center. hall, .lse. liv. rm,. with
nTepi.. BIS formal din. rma dream
floor; full bsnt. incl. s5.it. pan
Exfras incl, tiled walls IN Kit,
Nodufiow heating system and
immed. sale at Se7,950. For fur
Their details, call THE DARBY
Co. Realtors. IA. b-9393. once
open 9 It'll o.
$1e,750 - 3-bedroom, Ia bath
brick rambler on choice Ia-acre
corner location At Fairfax. Many
flowers. shrubs and fruit trees,
Living room with fireplace,
equipped Kitchen with eating
space, large tiled recreation room
kEAsLTlYYl i ecso5s 's s..l Rt6NTAce3 ~
3-0544. Open ewes, I'll z pm.
week days, closed Sundays. Fair.
LUXURY UNLIMITED Custom
built "paee setSer' ali-brick BIZ
level designed with originality and
excellent taste combine to make
this one Of the most outstanding
homes on teday's markell Per-
'ectly placed on u acre Of
woodland with MAGNIFICENT view,
yet on quiet dead-end street
within walking distance Of paro-
chtal school: check these fea-
lures: Entrance foyer, tremendous
Lying rm, with fjreplaee and bay
kitchen right out Of House
Beautiful" with de luxe EVERY
THING, dining rm., family rm.
with another fireplace. huge rec
Ieatlon rm., attached garage.
FIVE BEDRMB. AND THREE FULL
BATHS, sun deck and patio. THIS
IS THE MOSTl Only one, only
S33,9b0. Near completion. Don't
PkoPERTIEs' "a. 4.4o6d.
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1000 DOWR-Detached. 3 bed
rms, full basement, lovely fenced
yard with trees, in excellent cen.
insiudlns everythins. less thar
$40 per month. Hurry and cal
METzLER. ia. 5-T57s till D m
JUST PLAIN PRETTY! Refresh.
insly new High style" contem-
porary rancher on q huge lot
framed BY eolerful Autumn
Glory" shade trees-beamed cell
ings throughout, eye-catchinl
double living rm. with white brick
fireplace wall, huge glass-walled
dining room opening onto smart
rallied sun deck, ultra de luxe
equipped kitchen, 3 large bed
rms. with huge closets, ? un-
usually spacious and attractivel,
decorated tile baths, full daylight
basement with finest rec rm
AND ONLY S23. 800. Excellent
terms available. Ready for imme,
diate occupancy. PEARS o N
PROPERTIES, JE. 4-5S7b
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IT'S Only MONEY

That goes down the drain when
you pay rent. Clip your landlords
hrsnd-new 3-bedrm., lM-bath
brick ramblers with carport "a to
choose from, Located in Grove
mentary schools and transportation /:
81 800 On. TO anyone Only STA
$50. Hurry and pick your choice.
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CoMPIRp NUS unMp M

COMPARE THIS HOME with al
StnsSS for valSsMAtt,setiye briel
In N. Arlington, . bedrooms, lars
living room with fireplace. larg
dining area. kitchen with plent
Of eating space; full basement
$500, SHANNON 4 LucHs co
REALTORS, 20b5 Wilson blvd
Arlington, Va.
sIS,T8O-3-bedrm brick rambler
s.IssIi,, s sco eonditiOssiE !: -. fence 9.
than rent MANNAs REALTY
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l AZ. a HONE On Rs sssY terms II 4
Just t si5,5o0l You CAN ASSUME
A LARGE az LOAN SO The
payments are within easy reach
Spacious living room and separate
dining L, huge level lot where the
sarden. LIST TINE oFFERFD, Cal
now. PARKER. SMITH A. DON
NELL, ia. 1851, Realtors ia
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$3.50 DowN-very seldom are ne
pIniyiiessd to offer a 4-BFpRooH,
fnWR da, Tape Cod with this Low,
with hrepl. G9xiiM1 dirin I'm
mod. kitchen with stainisss s,ee;
sink American Kitchen cah,ns,s
lOls-eu. 1T. Westinghouse resss
end Estate range level, fences
LOT with many trees, Close 10 Al
ss ;an sH IAho Eppg h ,snt TRANSPORTS
$4,000, Move right in within ,
few DAYS, deyS "a ~ btSs I! sIIiANNof
WILSON blvd, Arlinaton, va V"'
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ARL., N.-Duplex, practically
brand-new; all-brick duplex within
minis. of schools, bus, shops; 1909
occupied: each unit consists OF
liv. rm., din, area. family-size de
luxe kit. tiled bath and 2 bed
rms, full daylight bsmt.; sep.
utils. Reduced to SEQ. 800. Call
THOMAS J. FISHER a. CO., Real
tor. ia. 5-2661: ewes, ia. S-3364
SEMIDETACHED; fun family brick;
10 yrs; old; Individual gas, hot
water heat; shows q good return
Call MI. Adams with ROGER
MOSS Nc Re, Ssealtor' Ho. 2-oO2O; ewes.
RHODE ISLAND AVE, d. Go.
rm., 5-bath Diet. brick, designed
for apis; or rooming house. Ful
SsTti; oil oh h;,wh Extra r, lot tol
JOHN <. HoKE, WE 40'i
3s-UNIT APT. HOUSE. older bldg
mercial st.; could ' be ~ remodeied
At least 100000 cash is needed
to deal. will take back End trust
for balance. Box 3ll-H, Star.
GEORGETOWN : Completely re-
SfS,sO0; expense, "a, 1877: Isl
trust, $4,000; viii show excellent
return. s. s. brown, AID. 4-707l
UPPER MONTGOMERY cO.-Poui
1-bedroom units masonry apt. bldg
crossing S3,120 per year. Priced al
S25, 900 for quick sale.
KAY BOWLING
2Q7 N. Frederick Ave. naithersburl
Phone Gaithersbnrg S29 or 24i
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q snFR.FYEi" fTst trust' an

tSss ps sssast ar. ne oniy "s si Pc Pc
room in fun. dayiisht basement
and picture window IN llyinl
room. De luxe equipped kitchen
with dishvasher, disposal alt
All the extras" It's q 3-year-olt
s9nd brick rambler on a gentll
Noplng wooded lot. Adjacent x
SiSSe'akkHs rerots,,, vTeta fetal price Is S cnIl
IIARLY! PEARSON PROPERTIES
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ALEXANDRIA
Give Thanks

That We can OFFER this cute 8.
bedroom home on large corner
lot to you. Close to Alex, neaI
schools, etc. Good-size living room
sep. dining rn., equip. kit. and
bath with . price OF S12,5OO
Flexible financing.
Town & Country Realty
TE. 6-1415 Q TILL =
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HOUSES 10 BUILD
INVESTMENT PROP. fer SALE

900 A., in one Of LOudoun County'l
LIST trust at 4iafs may be assumed
Owner will accept as little , az
$1,000 cash with opportunity to
recover balance through long-term
lease. This entirely different plan
nets SO on Investment plus un-
usual savings in income taxes
fessional man who wishes to retire
later to country life. No agents
commission. For details phone
Hamilton, Va. GI, 6-2l1s. 49,
6-UNIT BRICK, mr.. Cardoso High
School--Yrly. income over $4,000:
seldom a vacancy; yours for five
times. Terms. SIGLER g. CO., ST.
3-72S2.
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300. DOWN, rent with option e
buy--6-rm. house. COW. loc.;
ehanca Of q lifetime. Phone TIE
6-Il00, HI. 9-66A4. AL BAKER 4
SON. INC. Realty Brokers, sos N
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Sd5 M fIISi IA; el haMR ~ Z Z

s.i ss.iFs e clt%s SDsn S:sEss
Q Beautifully wooded lot lend ~
unusual charm to this home;
bedrooms: equipped kicthsn Will
pass : through cabinet to dininl
L and carport with storage shed
newly decorated inside and out
Unusual FILA terms with Just
See this one todayl LURIA BROS.
kesltoaTs' 204s Wilson blvd, ia
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6HARMING bTick rambler IN pic

CHARMING brick rambler in pic
ture-bock setting on s:acre lot
Completely fenced, with many
shade and fruit trees, Larls lily.
WITH table space, ela' Bedrm ss.cf fSII
basement with finished rec. rm.
hot-water heat; screened breeze.
way; attached brick garage. Ask
Ing S17,950 and S11,500 AZ Isl
trust can be assumed with only
$4,000 down payment. For fur.
thef details, call THE DARBY co.
ia. b-9393. once open Q til o,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-21
IT'S A DATE
TOMORROW

HECHTS toasts the Au-
tumn bride in vintage colors
for her attendants in a special
bridal showing at 6 pm. in
their Better Dress Depart
ment. third floor, Washing
ton store. Audrey Mason, the
Bridal Consultant will have
gift copies Of THE Brides
Book Of Plans" and Bride
and Home" magazines avail
able TO help the bride chart
her course. Members Of the
bridal party will prove q per-
feet complement to the bride
In white in the new tones of
vim rose, burgundy, cham
payne and creme de menthe
they'll be wearing.
ROSE WILLIAMS presents
the Fall Look" for wives Of
members of the National
Society Of Public Accountants
In the South American Room
OF the Statler Hotel. Barbara
Shepard will present her COL
lection Of Oriental sheaths
designed by Ito Of Tokyo.
Hairstyles by Vincent. Ginny
DeFranceaux doing the COM
rnentary 1T the 2 pm. tea
and fashion show.
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|NCJW Instolls
New Officers

Mrs. Marvin Willig took
ONCE as president of the
National Council Of Jewish
Women Of Montgomery
County at a recent luncheon
at Olney Inn.
Installed as vice presidents
were Mrs. Marvin Bertz. Mrs.
Nose Silverman, Mrs. Leon
ard Silverstein and Mrs.
Charles Dyer.
Others who took ONCE in
cluded Mrs. Manuel Shpritz,
recording secretary; Mrs.
Stanley Heller, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Ridia
Cass. financial secretary, aud
Mrs. Herman Millman, treas
urer.
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Hospitol Auditory
Gets New Director

Mrs. Joseph Zeenkov Of
Margate City. N. j., has been
named national director Of
the Council Of Auxiliaries Of
the American Medical Gen.
ter maintained in Denver by
the Jewish Consumptive
Relief Society. She has been
active on behalf Of the hos
pital for rs years..
In her new capacity Mrs.
zeenkoV will guide the &C
tivities Of the organizations
IS auxiliaries. co-ordinating
the efforts Of more than
10000 women in II States In
behalf Of the freen nom
sectarian medical center for
tuberculosis and cancer VIC
tins.
representative James
Roosevelt of California is
chairman Of the National
Development Committee Of
the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-21

ing the filming Of House.,
boat" here in Washington
off-screen does the same
thing. No handkerchief show
ing. Here's one vote even
before they poll us on the
"best-dressed man in Ameri-
cat goes to Cary Grant.
AS on-and-od screen ward
robes go - his are q real
fashion treat for the men.
And for the women? We
know Of one wife who took
her husband to see Cary
Grant just so her husband
could pick up some fashion
tips from the screens best
dressed man.
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Woman Is Everything,
The Dress 'NothinQ'

Continued From Page Be-
ess had neglected to inform
Mrs. T. @. Kelly, wife Of the
Indian Air Attache, that Ber-
muda shorts were to be the
attire Of many OF ner garden
dinner guests.
Mrs. Kelly showed up wear
ing q black printed chiffon
sari explaining that had she
known. she. too, would have
liked to come like the other
guests.
But, anyway" the diplo-
mats wife went on, I'm
wearing q sports sari, one !
can wear from morning to
night" How can you do that?
IF q sari is printed that puts
It into the casual category"
she told US.
MOVE OVER ammis
Keefe the artist who brought
fashion fame to handker-
chiefs has turned her talents
to the designing of sport
shirts and the colorings for
them for Marlboro shirts.
The mems wear industry is
reaching out these days for
new ideas. Tammis' fashion
IN the square" (the handker-
chiefs that were so artistically
done people have framed
them keep company with
her textiles. scarfs, table lin
ems and accessories, gift
packaging and shower cur
tains.
Now mems shirts are to
feel the design impact Of
this young woman who al
ready has achieved fashion
fame in other areas.
MEMS FASHION NOTE
Actor Cary Grant impressed
this Fashion Editor in the
film "An Affair to Remem-
Der" by not having a pocket
handkerchief showing either
with his dinner clothes or
with daytime suits.
Many European men also
do not like to destroy the
solid color effect OF their
clothes by breaking it I'D with
a handkerchief in the breast
pocket.
Cary Grant, in person. dur
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Nantucket
NafMrGIs
Fashion ShOtp
at $3.50 pm. on
Thursday, August ~
in the Creenbrier
Sports Shop.
Informal modelling
from IL am. to 5 pm.
Ben Hillman of
Nantucket Naturals
will be available
for consultation.
On Friday, August %
Informal modelling at
Spring Valley from
10 am. to 4 PM,
at Z Corners from
IL noon TO 5 pm.
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visited their parents. Col.
Bailey was on convalescent
leave.
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B0ileYs Return

Col. and Mrs. Arnold j.
Bailey. jr.. Of Glen Burnie
recently returned from Ply
mouth. Mass, where they