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notice bIOlle1.

Elliott, lost her purse containing
SD TO purse-snatcher las
week after parking her car al
the rear Of her home.
The thug, about 20, escaped
into dark alley.
Clarence Fulks. AZ. of 55z5
Brush. was arrested last week
after he beat his common-law
wife, Ruth Clark. 80. Mrs.
Clark accused her mate of
knocking her down in the
home of friend after she had
left their home. She said
Fsulks pulled a knife and
ordered her TO get OUT
James Connerly. of 1886 Min
nesota, was arrested last week
in a downtown store after he
stole a table model radio valued
at S28 and concealed it in a
shopping bag.
Numbers players in Detroit
protested last week that the
syndicates saved probably half
million dollars by changing the
mutuel number from 3l9 to PIG
They said the change was
made because too much money
was played on "3l9"
According to rumors in the
numbers playing circle. many
players planked from Sl.50 to
Sl2 on digiis 3l9.
The protests came after num-
bers players checked the mu-
fuels at Sportsman's Park, fig
ures in the newspapers, and
racing forms.
Wayne County Prosecutor
Samuel II. Olsen and the De-
tloit police moved against the
Holt Portraits Studios last week
IN a series of raids
Arrested was Cymon Rieger,
IL, of 1911 First. He was ar
raigned before Recorders Judge
John p. O'Hara on charges of
larceny, fraud and conspiracy.
He stood mute and was released
on $4,000 bond.
Police questioned eleven en-
ploYees and released them.
Confiscated in the raids were
$4,000 in cash and checks.
Olsen said he entered the case
alter his attention was directed
TO 222 lawsuits filed by the
studio in Common Pleas Court
10 collect on promissory notes
signed by studio customers.
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The New Holy City Of David
The City of Refuge, which i
the City Of Our God the Gold.
en-age 10th century Teen-Ape
missionaries accumulative pray.
er band Of Christians. CROWNS
love, though the media.oriaI
office of authoritative Christ
Jesus, the Lords rewardins
administration, of eternity A.
men.
Gentlemen ! am having oun
task, routing this holy office
of Christ into the secret place
of the Tabernacle of the most
high.
Thus we need quite a bit Of
help 10 move to Florida. So we
would like to solicit your aid
if possible, in any way you can
help me: l feel this Church is
beacon light to show the way
for all.
Every man is responsible for
the advancement os the king.
dom Of God because the gospel
according 10 ST. JOHN truely
tells US that the true Light
lighteth every man man that
cometh into the world. ST. JOHN
/: 8.
That is the reason feel urged
TO write you. because the word
of God, is so true, therefore
there IS always Star added in
your Crown Yes Christ Jesus
did give his life as ransom, for
mankind. ! can SO well remem.
Der how he said, il is more
blessed 10 give than to receive:
/ am happy to interpret that by
saying, THE Lord gives us 50
much for the small things we
do for him; The least we may
do for him is doubtless precious
in his sight"
Please remember he said,
have showed you all things SO
that by so labouring you ought
TO support the weak.
BY Bishop Hockey United B.
Sans. 2o536 Wyoming. Detroit
FL. Michigan. UN. 3-0s36
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HERE and
THE E
rn1rrr rpIIAzp
BY RossIE cRuMp
tconiinued from Page 81

viii sponsor a breakf as'at 1880
8 m. in the lower auditorium OF
the church. YOU are cordially
invited 70 attend Rev } d.
Montgomery : pastor.
The .2nd National Holy Con-
vocation 81 TIE Church OF Coo
In Cars: Congregational Will
convene Wednesday. Ocs 10
through O<,ober IS n (. ST
Lols. II Delegates flom al
ever the country are expected
10 attend these sessions.
Congratulations 70 Mr a.
Ms .A.snzo J Mrce Of Town
sen1 en- the ARRIVAL OF a oaby
esi OF, -. Esmed Banessa
Ann TIE .i;,e Mss With cs o~,l
evcs ana clseA hair weighe 4
IL =. s les-S czs.
Our deepes, sympathy 20 Mr.
Asrsnl Murry ~ Oakland Ave.
ara Ms. Eua.ce Fayson o.
C~at-n St. whose sister anc
aunt. Mrs Fannie Johnson MAS
futneral.zei last Moncay from
&
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huge and elaborate banquet in
the upstairs dining room of the
building.
The two story building was
completely furnished anad dec.
GRATED before the beginning oil
the convention.
The state president, Mary +
Myles, would like To thank C.
A. Howell Co, +. King Beauty
Supply Co., Superior Barber
and Beauty Supply Co. AMI
Drake Laboratories for their
contribution in the down pay
mcnt; National Beauty and
Barber Supply for the furni-
ture; Mrs. c. Cant for piano
Mrs. A. Herd and Chapter for
radio and clock; Demery's De-
partment Store for gift certifi-
cate; Motor City Beauticians
Chapter for speakers table.
Mrs. Edith Maggard and Chap
ter, gas stove; Mrs. b. Hughes
and Mrs. Beatrice Pippen. dish.
es; Mrs. Ruth Everett and Mrs
Doshia Maxwell, linens: Mrs
Vera Murphy, choirs and dish
es; Mrs Mary +. Myles, kitch-
en- table.
You are invited to stop in and
see the building al any time il
is open.
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COUPLE WANTED
Middle age couple. man en-
ploYed. but with spare time. TO
take care of 20 unfurni-
shed apartments. Use of nice
A room upstairs front apart
ment. utilities and $500 mo.
Sta e employment. working
hours. age. number in family.
qualifications. p. 0. Box 23l3.
Detroit 81.
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An eastside gang specializing
in stealing from cars parked
downtown was smashed last
week by police when they dis
covered two members Of the
gang wearing new sweaters
taken from recent job.
Arrested were Robert Davis,
%, Of 900 East Vernon. and
William S. Smith, 80, of 276
Winder.
Goth men confessed to the
thef.s, police sad.
They recovered $4,000 in
merchandise that the gang had
stolen within the last "a hours.
Jordan Deemer. 33, no home,
was the third member who adj
mitted stealing from parked
cars. Two others are being
sought.
Recovered were 81 auto tires
clothing and luggage.
CASTOR Bonds, 20, of 1914 w
Philadelphia, was arrested last
week when he fled into another
apartment at the address carry
ing a blue makeup case contain
ing marljuana, cigarette paper
small envelopes and a hypo-
deTmic needle.
The officers said they also con.
iiscated sl56.
Charles Higgins. 81. of 1900
Holcomb. was rushed TO Re-
ceiving Hospital from his
home suffering frcm a gunshoi
wound of the mouth.
Higgins told police that he hac
been in dice game on Delmal
near Westminster, where he go
into an argument with a mar
named Warren over $40. He
said Warren pulled a revolver
and shot him and escaped.
Samuel Beasley, 80, of 1893
Rivard, was arrested an {
charged with carrying concealed
weapons. following an alterca
ton with Robert Broaden, 80, O
1910 Superior. in a restauran
at $500 Hastings.
Police said Beasley accused
Broaden of stealing a pair Of
/ $50 shoes from his confectionery
al 1928 E. Garfield, and threat.
ened him with the gun wher
he denied the theft OF the
shoes.
Cecil X. Hunt. 81. OF 666
Mack. was arrested on a DSR
bus after he stole a portable
radio from a furniture store
M cJ0y CLa-a L,..x LII Al
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HOUSE FOR SALE

irand Blvd, 335 T.. center en-
trance. Colonial, face brick,
solid masonry, four bedrooms
and bath; large finished room
on third floor. Large lot, first
floor Law, TV Room. House
in good, sound condition. SIN
gle owner. Low price and
terms available. Agent.
TU. 4-0l00
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Classified Ads

APT. TO RENT
IS Erskine. 2 room furnished
Apt. Elevator Service. Adults.
4 FAMILY FLAT FOR SALE
Beautiful 4 Family Fiat. 4 Gas
Furnaces. A good Income. 1867
N. Clarendon.
MISC. FOR SALE
Bedroom Set, Dresser, Nice
Work Bench. Wi h Wise. Fold
ing Chairs. Beautiful Mirror.
End Table. 200 RIvard corner
OF Division. TIE 2-8363
UPPER FLAT TO RENT
6 room upper bath, stove heat,
S47.50 month 6609 Grat!ot.
Phone tn. 2-5306
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SToPI
l e g q Is

L e 9 q Is
State of Michigan
In the Circuit Court for
the County Of Wayne
in Chancery
WILLIAM r. WYNN, JR.'
Plaintiff. VS. ELIZABETH
VIM, Defendant.
No. 564.277
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Present: Honorable MILES
N. CULEHAN, Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the defend
ant is not resident of the
State of Michigan, from inquir-
les made Of defendants rcla-
tivcs and friends, but resides
in the State of Tennessee.
1t is ordered that the de
PENDANT enters her appearance
in this cause on or before three
go months from the date of
Order, or said Bill of Complaint
will be taken us confessed.
II is further ordered that a
copy of this order be sent by
registered mail to said defend
ant, Elizabeth VIM, TIC 9th
Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee.
her last known address. and if
not received personally by said
defendant at least twenty (20)
days before the time prescribed
for appearance, that this order
be published as required by law.
Miles N. Culehan, Circuit
Judge.
A True Copy
EDGAR M BRANIGIN
BY T.. c. GALLAGHER
10 20 ll-30-57
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Las Vegas Mo:el sdjoinin9
Moulin Rouge. 32la rooms.
new de luxe refrigerated air
conditioning. approximately l
acre. room for expansion.
Great bargain. excellent terms
Bisno and Bisno. 24l So. Bev-
erly Hills. California.
HOUSEHOLD FOR SALE
Sewing Machine, $4,000. Auto
matte Console, $4,000; Elec
trolux Vacuum with Attach
ments, SIT: Upright Vacuum
$40. Call DU. 1858.
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3 room brick; reception hall,
living and dining rooms. kit
chen, 4 bed rooms and modern
bath. Basement has recreation,
storage, utility and shower
bath rooms. Terms arranged;
quick possession. Telephone
ow1-- Townsend 9-7464.
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HOUSE FOR SALE
INKSTER

HOUoE FOH SALE
INKSTER
Norte Dame Near Jim DAILY.
$3.50 Down-ss,s5o Full price.
Large Bedroom Home. Full
Bath. Extra Large Living
Room. Stairway TO Attic for
Extra Rooms. Garage Fruit
Trees, etc. All located on nice
large lot Payments only $780,
90 per month.
REGAL EDWARDS REALTY
co. 10. 3-64o0 or CIR. $1,000.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
Apartment furniture for sale
UN. l-0325
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26
CAR FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1852 Fleetwood. re-
Gently completely overhauled,
excellent condition. All acccsso-
ries. Private owner. Going over
seas. VIII sacrifice. WO. 1880
Evenings VA. 2-2l3l.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
Complete living room and Jun
Tor Dining Room. Will Sacrifice.
Ass Cortland. Apt. No. 206.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
s rooms Of furniture moving
will sacrifice. TO. $3.50. 3242
Monterey.
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ABSOLUTELY
SENSATIONAL

ABSOLUTELY
SENSATIONAL
3 Complete Rooms Of repossess-
ed furniture; oil heater, stove,
refrigerator, washer, bedroom.
living room, kitchen.
Pay off Balance Sl98
10 Months to Pay
DAY FURNITURE CO.
6462 Chene ST., at Grandy
FURNITURE FOR SALE
Kitchen Table $500. 2 Cedar
Chest $500 each. 2 End Tables
$1,000 each, 2 Chest of Draw
ers, $1,000 each. Large Book
case Desk. s25.oo. Small Ra-
dio. $500. Automatic Bendix,
Washer. $1,000 Large Chrome
Coffee Set. Electric. $500.
Q Piece Dining Room Set
sl2s.o0. Grapes. Dishes, Nick
Naks, z Mirrows. tn. 3-l6z6
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CLASSIFIED ADS


Beyburn near Kercheval = brick
4 bedrooms, oil heat, 2 car
garage, full basement. Real
buy; anyone; terms.
VIGGIANO 1928 Z. z Mile
TW. 2-5030
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
EARN MONEY at home, in your
tree time. Experience in sew
ing and knitting helpful but
not necessary. No selling by
you involved. For private in
terview in your home call Miss
Thomas, DI. 1900.
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HOUSE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-VACANT LOT
JOHN DAILY BARGAIN

Corner Dunning. south Of Mich
igan; Ranchsite, lllxl25 f..
deep only $50 per foot in
Guiding all utilities, John Daily
paving. Terms. Owner, Mrs.
Evans, Woodward 1910, 2
1890
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IN THE MoUNTAns OF Tur
LORD III SHALL BE SEM S
% THE ONE FOUNDATIosn'
in GOD WE TRIIST
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UPPER FLAT TO RENT

FLAT FOR RENT
Upper 6 rooms. bath. Stove
heat. SAL so mon. $500 Graiiot
Phone tn. 2-5306
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huge and elaborate banquet in
the upstairs dining room of the
building.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26

Geneva Hart, 80. of 1850 Mt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Leaving town. Automatic wash
er. Electric stove. television.
picture miscellaneous. KE.
o-7262.
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Cecil X. Hunt 81. OF 666
Mack. was arrested on DSR
bus after he stole a portable
radio from a furniture store
at 6207 Chene. Hunt had the
radio concealed in a paper
bag. police said.
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ROOM FOR RENT

Room Tor rent with kitchen and
laundry privileges.
$40 KING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26
FURNITURE
FOR SALE

MOVING u Cslifornla. FURNITURE
from large 3 bedroom flat for
sale. including carpeting. cleo
trio appliances. all kitchen uten-
sis. some clothing Price less
than half the cost. IT,. 3-l626
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Skirts
The Thinq
HdlY
BY CELE WOHL

FLORENCE. July II (R.-
Italy's rival fashion centers,
Rome and Florence, appear
to have pinned their hopes
this year on the same fashion
gimmick for fall and winter
skirts.
Skirts bouffant and skirts
simple. But above all, skirts
with eye appeal.
The Rome showings open
Thursday. the Florentine
shows July %.
Emilio Federico Schuberth,
biggeSt-name couturier to
present a showing in Flor
ence, says he'll show bomb
shaped" skirts and make
much use of slightly rounded
tunics over narrow skirts.
n 1NOt EAaBS CI0tCU
In neither skirt will there
be exaggerated fullness. just
a soft widening over the hips
between a narrow waist and
somewhat tapered hemline.
The tunics will be richly
embroidered.
Both color and line will be
soft. Shoulders are natural
and bodices small. Schuberth
DEGREES hats from morning
until night, but only small
calots. For grand balls and
the opera, he likes jeweled
headpieces.
Schuberth colors are quiet.
He calls them beaver brown,
leaf green and orchidea.
Still, up to his old tricks of
surprise, he'll show wild
mink, extrayangantly dyed
bright red, blue, green and
violet.
He's Not Chatty
Roberto Capucci, boy
genius of Italian fashion for
five years now, is less chatty
about his plans.
He says, Its always the
Capucci line, always in evolu-
tion," which can mean any,
thing.
Sometimes Capucci sticks
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at the same point for several
seasons. Right now he'll say
only, "lots of black and red"
In Rome, Gattinoni, who
dressed Clare Boothe Luce
and now designs for Mrs.
James D. zellerbach. wife of
the new American Ambas-
sador, will come out with a
slim skirt covered by a partial
oVerskirt.
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stalled atop
twelve thou
sand foot
Mt. Full, the
s a C r e d
mountain in
old Japan.
But some
thing news
an old story
at TOKYO
SUKIYAKT.
N l.
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'Fisheran1a'
And Picnic
Is Planned

The annual picnic of the
Arkansas State Society will
be held Sunday from 4 to
pm. at Glengyle. the estate
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B.
Weaver, jr., near Aide, Va.
AS a special feature Of
the picnic. there will be a
"flsherama" during the pic
mic. Prizes will be awarded
to the person catching the
biggest fish. the smallest fish
and the largest number Of
fish.
The garden of the estate
is less than 5 years old.
and still in the process Of
construction. The garden
features some lovely stone
figures bought from an Eng
lish duke. and are said to
be over 200 years old.
The rose garden was in
spired by the palace ballroom
in Williamsburg, and the
wooden benches are exact
copies from Williamsburg
blueprints. The rose beds
contain more than 80 diff
ferent varieties of roses.
The house is Colonial.
built about 1890 and restored
in 1885. It is L-shaped with
brick front and stone rear.
The pegged floors are orig
inal. rough on the bottom
and hand-planed on the top.
The center hall stairway
to the third floor has hand
carved leaves and original
stairway rail. The mantels
and woodwork are original
and especially noticeable is
the tear drop pattern which
is used in various ways on
most Of the mantels.
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ClohisY-JoneS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence A.
Jones of Arlington announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Anne Marie to Mr.. M.
Thomas Clohisy, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent p. Clohisy.
The wedding took place June
% in st. Charles Church.
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something called XII Ku, a
something called SurtbGchi, a
little something called PGchinko.
And these something's are cock
tails which will make you ant
TO dial Fuji's summit this very
minute. Then to dine most hon.
orably on a dinner Of chicken
teriy1ki (broiled chicken pref
aced with mtsoshiru soup, then
sunomono salad, ten purG
(fried shrimp, all exquisitely
served by doll-like natives in
colorful costumes to the tinkle
of the samisen. 1911 PM. 1886
Conn. Ave. N.W.kt
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with HENDRIX STEAK HOUSE
to WOO every doughty grandson
Of a pioneer to go sirloining
practically every day in the
week. In fact. only a pioneer
could cope with the size OF this
sirloin. And only a connoiseur
OF the steak-beat could be gus
tatorily aware of this juiciness.
Nothing frou-frou on a HEN
DIRK menu-just spell-binding
American delights like fried
tomatoes. baked Idaho. crispy
fried onions, day-fresh salt
sticks, salad bowl with Rogue
fort cheese dressing. Delirious
cocktails. Till II PM. Sundays
12.30-l0 PM. 1882 4th st. NE.
MONDAY: When the wagon
trains shouted. "Who-al" back
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Brennon-DolY

Mr.. and Mrs. John Jay
Daily announce the marriage
Of their daughter Mary Ell
leen to Mr.. Anthony Bern
ard Brennan. jr.. son Of Mr..
Brennan and the late Mrs.
Brennan. The wedding took
place Saturday in the Shrine
Of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment
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PANS frled chicken. ana TO-
day. from the same historic
kitchens, comes the bird, Won
derously golden, heaped high.
served country-style (all you
can eat) along with corn fritters,
buttered peas, new potatoes, hot
corn sticks. And PETER PANS
family-recipe relishes are in
such abundance you're in a de-
licious other which to revel in
first. Weekends are usually
crowded so visit earlier in the
week. Dinners only from 1913;
Sundays i-s. Urbana, 7 mi. south
Of Frederick, Rt. 240.ttt
And Gdbby commends,
CARMAcR'S. 446e Conn. N.W.t
AVIGNONE FRERES: lT77 Co
lumbia Rd. NV.
YENCHfNG PALACE.
1924 Conn.
kclosed sun. AkMon. kNkFri.
Copyright 1887
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in the wag.
on train
days, they
always said.
"Who-al' at
p E T E r
PAN INN
Even then
the whip
&C k er
had heard
NJ pETER
nAAgfC N,.s.l
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WEDDINGS

Kay to Mr.. Robert r. Nor
ton. The wedding took place
Saturday in the Church Of
the Sacred Heart. Marlah in
The Hague. The couple will
live in Hyattsville.
Mokowski-Mecier
Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mecier of Camarillo, Calf,
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Vida Babette
to Mr.. Maciej Makowski. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ma
kowski of Babylon, N. Y. The
wedding took place June %
in st. Mary Magdalen's
Church, Camarillo.
NeweH-Poyler
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis w.
Payler of Chevy Chase an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Louise to Mr..
Thomas E. Newell, son of
Mrs. Virginia T. Newell and
DR.. Thomas E. Newell of
Dayton, Ohio. The wedding
took place June 20 in the
Washington Cathedral. The
couple will live in Houston.
Tex.
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THURSDAY: All. me! Some
thing new! A phone just in
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.Hixson-Krick

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Rus
sell Krick of Canton. Ohio.
announce the marriage of
their daughter Marilyn Jean
to Mr.. Clayton Allan Hixson.
son of DIR. and Mrs. Clayton
Hixson. The wedding took
place June 20 in the Calvary
Methodist Church, Annapolis,
Md. The couple will live here.
LindsoY-Bickford
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c.
Bickford of Kensington an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Beatrice Anne to
Mr.. Douglas E. Lindsay. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward d.
Lindsay Of Cooperstown. N. Y.
The wedding took place FRI
day in Christ Episcopal
Church. Rockville. The couple
will live here.
Rofuse-MoYer
Mrs. Dora NJ. Meyer of
Newport, Pa, announces the
marriage of her daughter
Sara Elizabeth to VIC Bruce
r. Rafuse RCAF, son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Ra-
fuse of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
The wedding took place July
6 in the Evangelical and Re-
formed Church in Newport,
Pa. The couple will live in
Ottawa, Canada.
Perlstein- Rosen
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis j.
Rosen of Arlington announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Elaine Jean to Mr.. Ed
ward B. Perlstein. The we'd
ding took place June 30 in
Compton, Calf. The couple
will live in Long Beach, Calf.
Morton-Colli
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene w.
Collins Of The Hague, the
Netherlands. announce the
marriage of their daughter
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ing people
in the world.
B r a 2 ilians
are n ex t..
c a n adams
n e X I. And
A m e ricans
next. B u t
we think the
counts awry
for Amer
ms n
toWn-What
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pineapple. refilling the SHELLS
for a luncheon of fresh fruits
- of strawberries, watermelon,
orange, grapefruit, apple, pine
apple - all topped with cloud
of whipped cream. garnished
with sherbert orbs and dainty.
finger-tip sandwiches. If the
days breeze-swept that's the 60
sign for a hot luncheon of
creamed, chunk chicken and
mushrooms over broiled tomato
with a green salad bowl; plus a
lazy susan spinning plantation
delicacies: plus homemade plan
tation bread and dessert. 1873
PM. Rt. $50 to Woodbridge,
Va.tt
SUNDAY Argentinians, they
say, are the greatest meat-eat-
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NaWP oSSAAA'
House Hill
just IS miles
sou tn of
town. is a
sun : watch
er. If the
days a siz-
zler charm
6 M RS.
q a I e S SUI
pervises the
scooping out
NJ e IA
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~ ~ ~ a q -
Do we love
thee with
meat sauce,
meat balls?
With toma-
to S a u C e,
m ari a r a
sauce? With
clam sauce,
italian saul
sage? But
ter sauce OR
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oil and garlic? So many. many
ways we love this delicious al
dente noodle be we gay or not
gay. And the wine to sip over
these diverse gastrono mic
triumphs? Goblets of Nebiolo--
and you'll still taste the warm
sun of italy on the cheek of the
grape. And lest you forget, SAVIOR
antipGsto a la CdSalingd on its
greenery bed. Free parking at
Colonial, 1911 M ST., Mon.
through Fri. from $50 PM;
Sat. g. Sun. all day. 10 & M NV.
SATURDAY.. LAZY SUSAN
(atop scenic, historic Kings
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FRIDAY. How do we love thee,
spaghetti, at romantic, candle lit,
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