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running the sugar crop and
causing economic hardship.
The fires were reported In
Oriente Province. center Of
rebels led by Fidel Castro who
launched the fire offensive sew
eral weeks ago. Sugar industry
spokesman in Havana predicted
that the burning would fail to
ruin Cuba's main export crop.
Meanwhile, there were new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29

fiat cap and the duffle coat" he
said.
1.-THE drape shape Of q few
years ago was not American in
origin at all. A London tailor
first draped overcoats for the
brigade Of guards in 1890.
Nov Americans are rapidly
swinging to more fitted suits
following another British trend
Ivy League clothes we're in
fluenced by the desire to make
suits fit tighter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29

but unconfirmed rumors that
reinforcements for Castro have
landed from Florida and
Mexico. The first anniversary
of Castro's landing in Cuba to
lead a revolt against the
Batista government is next
Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29

yesterday that included a ira.
ditional American Thanksgiv.
ing dinner. His host was Ken.
meth Chorley, president of Co.
lonial Williamsburg, Inc, anc
Mrs. Chorley.
Mr.. Chorley pointed out al
the dinner that then-independ.
ent Morocco was one of the
first countries to recognize the
independence Of the United
States after 1776.
The King visited the Co.
lonial Governors palace, the
restored capitol building anc
several craft shops Thursday
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29
Rebels Again Burn
Cuban Cone Fields

HAVANA. Cuba, Nov. 20 up.
Fires were reported sweeping
over a wide area Of sugar cane
fields last night in Southeast
Cuba-set by rebels trying to
bring down the government BY
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Morocco King to Confer
With Aide on Ifni Bottle

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Nov.
20 (R.-King Mohamed v of
Morocco turned his attention
today from an American sight
seeing tour to an irregular war
back home over the Spanish
colony of Ifni.
The King was to confer on
the fighting with the chief aide
of his son, who has been run
ming the Moroccan government
since Mohamed flew to WASH
ington on Sunday. The aide.
Col. Moulay Hafid. few in yes
terday from Rabat.
The King and his party were
scheduled to leave this restored
Colonial capital of Virginia this
morning for a flight to Dallas.
His 16-day tour of the United
States will include later stops
at Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Omaha and New York.
Mohamed flew here on a
special Air Force Constellation
after Vice President Nixon babe
him a warm farewell in WASH
ington. Aides said the 48-year-
old monarch was immensely
pleased with results of his talks
with Secretary of State Dulles.
Col. Hafid, aide to Crown
Prince Moulay Hassan, arrived
later to brief the King on fight
ing in the tiny Spanish colony
Of Ifni facing the Atlantic and
surrounded by Morocco on
three sides.
Col. Hafid was expected to
fill the King in on develop
ments since Mohamed left and
possibly carry instructions back
to HasSan.
Despite the trouble at home,
Mohamed filled a busy schedule
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29
Our College and Career Shop

If you're youny =. heart H. cr young in outlook .
our College and Coree' Shor is meant for you For
here under roof we have assembled the type of
fashionable oPPore thot has become nnporont port
Of campus and business life. BY the woy we are illus
rone the College and Career Shop in Chevy Chose
Store This fine merchandise is oIso available in our
Street Store College and Career Shop.
The foshonsene suits topcoots and sports coots
styled and tailored by of Americas foremost makers
OF NoturoI Shoulder Clothing Every detail from the hook
vent to the Tapped seams and plain front trousers with
buckle back is authentic. Of there's complete
selection Of related accessories.
While you're home for the holidays is the time to check
your wardrobe and make certain its oeored to the fost
holiday pace and winter season ahead Our College and
Career Shops are ready to serve you-stop in now.
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FOUND

DOG. irish setter, young, male. found
in nearby Va. Call Oh 2-26S4
KEYS, including door and car keys
vic New jersey ave. and LIST st.
nv Contact DI. 7-2056
PARAKEET.. male, green, blue-ereen
Lell, blue band on nose. found vic.
Cottage City, Nd. WA. 7-46e0.
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Childbirth Glasses Set

The next series of training
for childbirth classes, con-
Quoted by Parent and Child,
Inc, will begin at $3.50 pm.
Thursday in the board room
of Garfield Hospital, Tenth
street and Florida avenue NV,
Ten weekly sessions will be
held.
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LOST

LOST
BILLFOLD, mans, lost vic. OF Lincoln
I'd and r ST.. contains many Inn
portant cards NO. 7-7S74.
CLOTH HANDBAG, small, containins
needed reading glasses, In red case.
In Georsetown HU. 3-S69S.
DIAMOND WEDDING BAND, with q
diamonds. and engagement ring with
lge. and q small diamonds, yellow
gold vic. downtown ID. c.. TO Long
fellow 81. NV. tn. 2-4p33.
KITTEN. rusty colored, 2 mos. old.
vic. 1900 blk. W ST. Sc. reward.
l347 w st. Sc. LU. 3-0423.
GRAY CAT. with white, some black
markings: lost vic. $500 block 9TH
81. NV ia e-SA63
METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE, No
Su2t IS reward. PVT. LEE A. BAR
TON. End precinct
PUPPY, cocker. vic. Harrison 81. NV;
taffy colored; reward. EN-. Bliss.
WATCH, gold: double sold band.
Tiffany. vic bet Essex House. Conn.
ave and III tn and O reward. EN-
3-31a6, after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1957-04-19

PIANOs--We have n few real bar
gains in used spinets and consoles;
such makes as Fischer, Estey, Story
4 Clark. Winter, Oulbransen. Wur.
Utter and Baldwin AcroSonlc.
Phone ST. 3-a4Gn. JORDAN'e. cor-
ncr 9TH and q sts. NV. Open
Thursday evenings.
Evening star., 1957-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TYPEWRITERS-Buy any 1857 port.
able; no money down. 81 per wk.
first payment in June. Save 3Oei
or more via UNITED TYPEWRITER
club plan Phone day or night
RE. 7-l177 for free home demon
VACUUM CLEANERS-Your choice.
new or rebuilt: no money down, 81
g week Free home demonstration.
Call CLARK'S. EN- 3-9535 NOW
vACUUMS. all makes. l-yr. guar. /;
some have new. appear; SIS to $50.
OIL BALTIC. blvd, AP. 1858.
VIOLIN. in good condition. and case,
S3i VIII. 2-7075.
WASHERS AND DRlERS. new 1857
models: big savings for cash buy
ers. PARAMOUNT CO., 22O2 Ca.
ave. NV. HU. 3-4s00.
WASHING MACHINES, used. rebuilt;
Guaranteed: all kinds; Slg,g5 up
ACNE STOVE Co. 1911 9TH NV
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix Econ
orat, tuily automatic. good condi.;
ton; $50. Also corner table. blond
mahogany. good condition: $50
Call MRS. NJ. T. SMITH. DE. q
WASHER. late model Easy spinner
good cond.; S35. Ii. 7-2323. 10.
WASHER, Kenmore, automatic; Kir.
by upright vacuum, attachments
and floor polisher JE 2-3014.
WELDERS--New or used LINcoLNs
for sale or rent. EARLBECK &
LANDRUM. INC. 1023 Cathedral
st.. Baltimore. MU. 5-s5il.
WELDER Excel. ronh.: complete
gas and arc equip. on GMC truck
with all.steel body. IA. 7-06a7.
WHEEL CHAIR, adult, metal. col.
laps!ble, like new. $55; all-purpost
hospital bed, brown, with safety
sides, cost Si72.5U. perfect condi,
tion, sell sos. $3.50 Wilson blvd.
Arlington. JE. 4-3IS6.
WHEEL CHAIR. tubular steel frame
Folds. Excellent condition. $45
OPEN, new consign. shop, cloth. ant
furn., bring in your oiit-growr
clothes. 4713 Columbia pike, Arl
Evening star., 1957-04-19

PlANos-used fun Keyboard con-
SOC type instruments in very eood
condition: S3aa Pay $25 down
NV Open Thurs. ewes.
Evening star., 1957-04-19

CHAIN SAWS. Mcculloch, safes
service: rental. SI2 day GRAVELY LY
OF WASH. 10, 4-7707
CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators
sod cutters. rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP CO. JU 5-5040
SOIL TILLERS. chain saws, exten,
| sion ladders, wall paper steamers
floor sanders, paint sprayers, auto
buffers. boat sanders. etc. FOLK
Evening star., 1957-04-19
HELP-MEM AND WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN--All round. man or
woman, top pay plus commission: /:
hair dying not essential HOUSE
OF BEAUTY. 6l23 Ga. ave. NV.
ia 9-SSOn
Evening star., 1957-04-19
OFFICE FURNITURE

0CTBOARD MOTOR, IO-h.p- supel
I twin wizard. S95. TENDLERf
( SALES CO. a13 D st. NV. RE
a-J3h3.
PAPER CCTTER. is-tn.. heavy duty
! Pnraeon paper cutter. Bargain
$40 MRS, TURNER, IA. 1885
y 20 )
PARAkEET breeders, also babies
Z most colors and varieties, from
show-winning stock. ia. 2-6077.
PIANos--Buy your rebuilt stelnway
grand from the only authorized
Steinway dealer in this area VIZ
have wide selection OF sizes anc
+. finishes. Al fully guaranteed.
80. CAMPBELL MUSIC co
lloS @ 81 NV DI T-ei6i
PIANOS: used uprights: sos up
new spinets. S3a5; reeonditionec
Doaens Dsaeoii n O,her ihp,'sss1i ss1sa,ns ss sr Up
$500. PIANO MART, fOiS Sth 81
NV. OPEN THURS. EYES
PIANO. Cable grand, mahogany: ex.
eellent condition. $3.50 or best ofIer
I OF. 4-S2Oa.
PlANOs--Late model Spinet and
! Console pianos returned from
| rental ~ great savings. Fer better
musical values KITS. 1880 q 81
nv. RE. S-B2ia.
PIANOS - Knahe, Steinxay anc
( other famous make Grand pianos
/ Beautifully refinished and renewed
at sacrifice prices For better
musical value. KITS. 1880 c
PIANO. steek grand, Duo-Arl eiee
PLAYER With u 10 rolls OF fine music
S4g5. EN- 2-33ia.
PIANO. baby grand. apt size. mic,
case. sood PLAYING condition. $3.50
Can deliver. RI 1-ii34.
PIANO. Lester. like new: reasona bic
WA, 1-2e2t
PIANOS: Army, Navy, Air Force arc
Marine personnel. government Ant
district employees can save rea
al the PIANO MART. inis sPena' III n
NV, Over 100 spinets, consoles snc
upfights TO choose from. ET a.
$500. PIANO MART. 1918 Sth Il
i61sryI hS IN opns IN TaGRs PlGis 1STEs EyTs thu
PIANO--very special, Brand new
iun keyboard Wurlitzer 6pinet
Sfe5. Rare value KITS, 1880 q
81. NV. RE 1929.
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
I spinets, consoles, Erands and up.
| rights at moderate rates from 81
monthly upl. Hauling extra. JOR.
18Th and O sta. nv. tPhone ST
1 3-g400l: hi69 Lee highway, Az.
/ lngton tPhone KE. e-5O6OI; g33.
GEORGIA ave. Silver Spring lPhonG
JU 5-i105l. Suburban stores open
| ewes.
PIANos--used fun Keyboard con.
SOC type instruments in very good
Z condition: S3g5 Pay S2b down
JORDANB, corner l3th and q ats
NV Open Thurs. ewes.
PlANO. upright. excellent condition;
delivered Sis. OIL. 2-8dS7.
PIANO. small uoright, in excel. cond
Lovely case and keys. Kimbaii,
SD, no dealers. CT. 6-OS4i.
PIANOs--We have few real bar.
/ gains in used spinets and consoles;
/ such makes as Fischer, Estey. Rtory
/ 4 Clark. Winter, Oulbranser,. Wur.
/ liter and Baldwin AcroSonic
I Phone ST. 3-a4Gn. JORDAN'e. cor.
nrr 9Th and q SITS, NV. Open
Thursday evenings.
PIANOS baby grand, mahogany, like
new; also a medium-sized upright
reconditioned UN 4-al:l
PIANO. baby grand. Weber. ine con.
/ diticn,; Si5u. $3.50 Wilson blvd
Arlington. JE. 4-3lS6.
PIANO, spinet, 40 inches hleh, EStey
mahogany: GOOD condition. AD
4-Jl52
PlANO--Brard-new Cable. full key.
noard mahogany console' SIg5 de.
- CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
7 llub - 81 NV Dl 7-s46i
Evening star., 1957-04-19
AT ONCE

Lady. 24-40 txhitel. for i-girl
downtown once: 5-day vk.. must be
high school EraGuate. and havt
Pleasant personality. Accurate typ
ina essential with some exper II
general once work. Perm position
With rapid increases i404 New
YORK ave. NV. Suite ga
Evening star., 1957-04-19

FURNITURE Double HOLLYWOOD
dinette. SIS and up: secretaries,
SIS; also, sectional bookcases. glass.
$50 and up Large selection Of used
and new bedroom, living room. din
inE room furn: other Items; reas,
We deliver, X AND c FURNITURE
CO, 4:3G N. Fairfax dr.. Arl.
Evening star., 1957-04-19

COLORED-UNFURNIsIIED ROOM
for couple See all day sat and
sun. lSit Wyoming ave. NV,
ADJ. 81.
Evening star., 1957-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


STOVE, Magic Chef 40-in. table.
top, auto. light. temp. control
800; vacuum cleaner. WO. 6-5107
STOVES t2l. gas, almost new. 500
i lge. in good cond., $50; alst
refgr., good cond. AID. 4-054i.
SUITS f2l. mems worsted shark.
skins. 30 regular: never worn
sacrifice; 500. TU, 2-42g3
TAPE RECORDER, like new, RCf
Victor de luxe, 2 speeds, push.
button controls. $50, SO, TEND.
LERS SALES CO.. 913 d St. NV
RE. 7-35S3.
TARPAULiN
Used. Is o.. &c 50. IT,: also 'neV
Idropcloths Canvas. 10000 items
2513 N ST NV, FE. 3-6345
TIRE sALE--Pulltreds guar. 6.70x,
Rec. es' 1854 Ga "a ave Wall ALL sERv. sES2
ICE TIRE CO.. RIA, 6-0S50.
Evening star., 1957-04-19
GIANT TREE SALE
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

RIDING HORSE. Jumper. with West.
ern saddle. birdie. martinRaie and
horse blanket. PO 2-4564.
JERSEY COW, young, fresh, with
calf Call Parkway 6-233S, any
time after B nm
Evening star., 1957-04-19
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

1880 10th ST. NV, in former le.
gation bldg For employed. settled
ladies, exceptionally large. beaut
box PRIVILEGES: ample bath and
wardrobe accommodations; single
rms. S25-Sa5. dbl rms. $40 each
Evening star., 1957-04-19
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ALTERATIONS and new conStruc-
tion; cumml and residential; 20
yrs. In bus: 1St-clsss mechanics
Terms. GREEN & CO. Ju. a-nSf6.
BRICKwORK. licensed. insured to Dc
brick. stone work In d C. Va.
Nd A. FAGNAN1. 10. 3-Ia94.
CANVAS REPAIRING, any Kind
PROCTER CO. EX. 3-6671. trearl
1uIH Virginia age N
Evening star., 1957-04-19

-FURN.---Last week end. any reat.
offer; bar and stools, chrs, lamps,
night tables FE. 3-2732
FURN.--Bookcase lattice doors: EN-.
pire table. round din rn ta-
bic, 4 leaves: so yrs old: disc cab (:
all mahog. 10. 4-O32g
chair. love seat
sxl0 rug, porch chairs. daybed
bookshelf. sm, desk. platform rock
er mier III O.SEaO HOpae Gaf
Evening star., 1957-04-19
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO san DIEGO, CALF,
about May 8; Southern route: 1884
Oids. share expenses and help drive.
References exehanged. TU. 2-67S2
ewes.
Evening star., 1957-04-19

FURNITURE - Telephone gossip
bench, mshog: striped uphols seat.
practleslly new. 500. EN-. 3-53l5.
FURN.--Bunk beds. blond mahoE
brand new extra heavy. what
tresses. Reg price S139. SO. close
out S1A. KINO FURN. DISCOUNT
co. 1885 n ne. and 1903 Ga. ave
fuRN.--complete sample house Of
furniture, must sell: available
Sat, all day. AD. 4-303l. 17iu
I7th ~. nv.
Evening star., 1957-04-19
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
(coNTiNueD)

PARAKEETS. 81 up; all colors; VIC,
lets. Y.F. blues, Gin. Wings, rain.
bows. white-yellow, breeder. 2 N
French St.. Alex. TIE. $1,000.
PO0DLEs. silver. white. black, ST.
up: champion stud service. EV
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, excel
lent show stock: sired champ. Rocl
Fails Colonel. SO. s-7743.
WIRE: E:HAIRED TERRIER PUPPIES
females. S35: excel. champion blooS
lines, sire imported. Dir: Out Rte
"a through Wheaton, through
Cookesyille. Md. Call Sykesyills
COOKERS. wire-hairs, dachshunds
Chihuahuas. Pomeranians, part Per
sian kittens. MISS HUNT, ROSE
pERE KENNELS. Falls Church, Va
JE. 2-14D6.
MONKEYS. love birds. cockatiiis
inches, baby ducks. chicks. tropica
flsh. and pet supplies. HOURS l-9
GEORGES PET SHOP (NOW OPEN
4905 Edmonston Rd,
East Riverdale. Md.
WA. 1884
Evening star., 1957-04-19
MIscELLAREoUs FOR SALE

REFRIGERATORs, used. s1e.5O up:
emar; S; delivered: large stock. ACME
sIsosa sIova' i0ll 9TH st. NV. Ma,
Evening star., 1957-04-19
FOR RENT

OPEN, new consign. shop, cloth. and
furn., bring in your otit-grown
clothes. 4713 Columbia pike. Arl.
Evening star., 1957-04-19
THE MAURY
WESLEY HOTEL
ROOMS URFuRnIsHED

cOLoRED--FRONT DBL. rm. cony
Call Du 7.36Oa after $3.50 pm,
Evening star., 1957-04-19

PIANOS FOR REST-New and used
spinets, consoles, grands and up
rights at moderate rates Urom SO
monthly upl. Hauling extra. JOR-
DAMS. THREE STORES corner
18th and q sta. nv. tPhone ST.
3-g400l. hi69 Lee highway. Ar
nnston tPhone kE. e-5O6OJ: g33s
Georgia ave. Silver Spring lPhone
JU, 5-l105l. Suburban stores open
RNpe N~Ns%
Evening star., 1957-08-11

Perhaps your answer TO all this
will be that you don't care what
your ancestors were. that you
Can choose your own religion, or
do without one. But will this an
swer stand the test of your own
common sense? We know that
Christ did establish a Church to
proclaim His teaching to all men
: including you. We know that
He commanded us TO hear the
Church" We know that He prom
ised His Church would endure to
the end of time. And we know
that the Catholic Church is that
same Church existing through the
centuries since the days of the
Apostles.
A highly interesting pamphlet
which will help you TO see the
imperative need for religion in
your personal and family life.
and help you to decide whether TO
reject or follow the Catholic Faith
The Faith of our Fathers - will
be sent you free in a plain wrap
per. And nobody will call on you.
Write today for Pamphlet No.
MG-53.
Evening star., 1957-08-11
Musical MuSSO|ini

I'm THE LITTLE-KNOWN private life Of Dictator Benito
i Mussolin there wife and i've children. Though
obscured by the demise Of II Duces regime one son,
Romano. is now staging popular comeback as jazz
pianist with hot trio of his in his native Italy
Recognizable by the marked similarity of his features to
those Of his father 29yearold Romano draws crowds
much interested in seeing the of the dead Duce
as they in jazz.
Actively engaged in the lumber business, Romano
piano playing Is Sdeline with him that goes back to
the days when he used to play papa The elder
MuSsOlin devoted music both jazz and classical
and even practiced the violin from time to time
Romano elder brother VittOro who now lives in Agen-
tina led the younger MussOlni into jazz by doing
newspaper column the subject In the l9SOs Romano
the and rated good enough professionally
play everything from Dixeland to bop, he did at
recent San jazz festival where these pictures
were taken.
Evening star., 1957-08-11

Choosing the right religion is a
difficult and confusing problem.
And millions of people, while
protesting belief in God. choose
no church at all.
This neutral" attitude is not,
however, a good answer to the
question for any person who wants
TO be honest with himself. If you
are among these uncertain ones, it
is not good solution for you when
you stop TO consider thar the eter-
nal destiny of your soul may de-
pend upon your choice. And for
anyone raising a family, the deci-
sion is a matter of special concern.
If you should decide TO seek the
answer, we hope that you will ask
yourself this one question: Why
am | NOT a Catholic"
First of all, the answer to this
question will reveal, almost GER
tainly, that your ancestors were
Catholics = that your forefathers
worshiped in the historic Church
just as your Catholic friends and
neighbors all around you are still
worshiPing today.
Ii may be difficult for you to
trace your family tree" back far
enough to discover when or why
your forebears ceased TO follow the
historic Faith. 1t may have been
in eras of oppression, when i'm
prisonment, cOnfiscation of prop
erty and even death were among
the penalties for holding true to
the Faith. Possibly it happened
during the sixteenth-cenrury re-
volt against the Church. Or il
might have been due to a marriage
outside the Church, TO a lack of
religious interest, or even to some
disagreement which you would in
stantly recognize as trivial.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-17
Haniettsvi|Ie Catholic
Women S Club Has Session

Regular meeting of the Cath
olic Women's club of St. Henry's
church, Harriettsville, was held
Wednesday evening in the parish
hall with 19 members attending.
President Lorene Huffman had
charge of the meeting and during
the business session, the group
voted to sell Christmas cards
Contest winners were Rita
Archer, Lorene Huffman and
Stella Schoeppner. Relay game
winners were Lorene Huffman,
Mary Huffman, Stella Schoep-
pner, Verna Klemm, Rita Archer
and Justine Smithberger.
Mrs. Huffman and Hazel
Smithberger were hostesses for
the evening.
Those present, in addition to
those already named, included:
Betty Schoeppner, Ruth Decker,
Elaine ZWick, Joan ZWick, Gar
net Mantle, Ada Camden, Juanita
Zwick, Lizzie Mantle, Loretta
Hendershot, Clara Smithberg-
er and guests, Rev. FIR. Wenda,
Leander Smithberger, Ralph
Klemm, Mary Huffman, Marilyn
Henderson, and D. Decker.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-17
Y. F. W. Auxiliary
Meets Monday Eve.

VIEW. Auxiliary Unit 472l
held their October meeting, Mon
day evening, in the post hall on
West street with the president,
Carole McCauley, in charge.
Plans were made to attend the
fall conference to be held in
Marietta this weekend. The con-
ference will open with a dance
Saturday evening, followed by
a joint meeting of the Post and
Auxiliary, Sunday, at 1000 a. m.
in the Woodman of the World s
hall. The Auxiliary meeting will
open at l:30 p. M, Sunday after
noon. Delegates to the conven-
ton are Dorothy Shaw, Ruth
Tarleton and Media Lahue
Several from the local post and
auxiliary are planning to attend
The Christmas activities were
discussed and the meeting closed
with the retiring of the colors
There were 2l members ir
attendance.
Following the meeting, the
members gathered in the socia
room where lovely refreshments
were served by the hostesses. A
Halloween theme was carried out
in the decorations.
The refreshment committee
for the next meeting which will
be held Thursday evening, Nov
ii, consists of Media Lahue, Amy
Rucker, Eta Davis, Carole Nc
Auley and Clara Tilton. 1t wa!
necessary to change the date o
the November meeting due t.
other Veterans Day activities.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-17

of Christ, near Batesville.
The bride was attired in a
street length navy blue dress
with black accessories and a
corsage of pink and white carna-
tions. Her jeWelry consisted of
pearl necklace and earrings.
Mrs. Betty Lou Baker, sister
of the bridegroom, was matron
of honor. She wore a beige sheath
dress with black accessories and
corsage of pink and white
carnations.
Robert R. Baker, brother-in-
law of the bridegroom, was best
man.
The brides mother wore a
gray ensemble with matching
accessories and Mrs. Hannum
wore a blue frock with lace
accessories. Both mothers wore
corsages of white carnations.
The bride attended the Sum
merfield school Mr. Hannum
attended the Sarahsville school
and is employed with the Mosaic
Tile Co, in GAINESVILLE.
There were approximately l8
relatives and friends in attend
ance at the wedding.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-17
Bertha Hayes Hostess
AT Garden Club Meeting

The Four Corner Garden club
of Dexter City met at the home
of Mrs. Bertha Hayes, Friday eve
ming, October IL. The meeting
was in charge of the president,
Mrs. Bess Patten.
The roll call was answered by
each member naming a plant she
would like to grow. Mrs. Edith
Mcfarland read an instructive
article on the proper planting of
fall bulbs. Mrs. Lucy Kearns re-
viewed the program of the flower
show sponsored by the Hill and
Dale Garden club of Marietta on
October II and IL at the Con-
gregational Putnam church in De-
Vola
An exchange of fall bulbs was
held, and the Christmas gift ex-
change was discussed. A fifty
cent gift was decided upon for the
exchange. Mrs. Helen Ogle gave
a very interesting report on the
meeting, October 3, at the home
of Mrs. McBurney, Quaker City.
Following adjournment, deli
cious refreshments were served
by the hostess, Mrs. Hayes, to
Bess Patten, Virginia Frew,
Blanche Long, Lucy Kearns,
Helen Ogle, Edith Mcfarland and
Grace Robinson.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-17
Ava Good Neighbors
Club Meets October 9

Mrs. Lena Grow entertained
the Ava Jolly Good Neighbors
club on Wednesday, Oct. 8 at her
home in Ava.
A delicious lunch was served
at noon and Miss Mabel Sar
baugh, county home agent, was
in charge of the afternoon meet
ing and gave a demonstration on
Storage Space In The Home '.
Ruth Archer received the door
prize.
Those present were: Alice
Rayner, Eta Rayner, Faye Ray
ner, Florence Gillespie, Gladys
Dudley, Anna Davis, Grace Bond,
Ethel Stiers, Dorothy Perkins,
Leila Stiers, Alice Phelps, Bessie
Daw, Margaret Clark, Ruth
Archer, Betty Clark, Chuckle
Clark and the hostess.