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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

AND DECORATORS ITEMS
English china teapot, 81 So. lob
ster plates 81 so: cranberry creamer
500 Austrian vase 81; French art
Tiffany type vase. 500 mill
glass. salt and pepper, So 80; silver
teapot 81; silver picture. $250;
lamps. 81; coffee grinder. 81, cakt
plates. $3.50; colored glass Of every
description. 81 up: rockers. 81 30
marble-top table, $50. marble-tor
washstand. $50; marhle-top chest
$50; nah. chairs with needlepoint
S35 pr; carved walnut silver chest
S25.. china cabinets. SIS to sa5
cobblerS bench. SIS. Many othei
items. Come in and prowl oper
daily, B 70 pm: Sat. and Sun. !
10 :. BELL KINDS. 18th and c
SITS. Sc, near Penna. ave. Ii, 4-96ss
AQUARIUM TANKS. equipment
3 s3T9o ao ,FOp Sc n n'h. AnV s ii"s
AQUARIUMs, S and ] o gals; motor
filter, heater, hsh. S25. Whitehall
6-0205.
AQUARIUM with rump and filter
S9,e5: large and dwarf seahorses
RE. 5-S42s.
AQUARIUM SALE-Five-gal., stain
less steel. with light. S5.95; :.
cor partrnent. stainless steel Beta
tank, with Hight, $50. EN-. 2-467l
ATTIC FAN. 2u-inch. with belt and
motor. SIS. Exhaust fan i0-inch
with Redmond motor, s.. Telepost
50. JU, 7-G322
AUTOMATIC electric transport
4.000-lb. capacity with a battery
charger HE asses.
AWNINGS. canvas t2l. II It. vide
eft. expansion; ike new; must self
will sacrifice 10. S-6t07.
BABY CARRIAGE and crib. witt
mattresses, IN good condition. Cal
ia 2-37s1
BABY CARRIAGE, de luxe excel
cond; coliapsible, cost $50: sacri.
fee for SIS APP. 1888.
BABY FURNITURE. new and used
SelliRR out to the walls. Must va.
cate By Apr. 10. GOOD AS NEW
SHOP, 2400 Columbia Pike. Arl
ia. 7-s572
BABY FURNITURE. complete set
used; will sell all or individual
pieces. Best offer JU 5-4i22
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BUILDING MATERIALS
Something Used, Something New
No Need to Borrow
ABC SAVES S$SS$
For You

THIS WEEKS SPECIALS
USED:
Lap siding, good cond. reg. $50 per M $4,000
5000 pcs. 2xl0x10 dressed lumber, reg $40
per M --------.----------- $500
SASH zoos in stock, from ------- 100
Metal medicine cabinets, recessed - ESQ
Windows, 48"x56", double hung, excel for
barns, poultry houses, garages, ETC., COM
pete with screens. Special 495
NEW:
Close couple toilets ---------$ 2305
16xl8 basins. complete 1895
] gal White House, outside white, $3.50 value, 429
gal White House, outside white reg $23.75 PODS
gal. Balcote roof coating, reg. $298 269
WE DELIVER
ABC DEMOLITION CORP.
1881 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY, ARLINGTON OF. 4.s7bb
MI South Of i4th 81. Bridge on Route 1
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WANTED RIDE from Dumfries to
Wash, daily 0 to g. Trojan D.
1855 after i pm. "a
COLLEGE STUDENT desires. ride
sharing expenses or viii denver
your car to Florida around Maren
Roth. 10 S-5505.
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BEDDING
BEDROOM K
SALE

lnnerSprinR mattresses.
So %: twin-si7e 4-poster
beds, S10.A5. coil springs,
Sl2uh. maple bedroom suite,
dresser plus mirror, chest. A.
poster bed. S19.a5; sofa bed.
500 ~ sleep chair. $50 Us;
solid mahog. bedrm set Of
double dresser plus mirror,
chest 4-pnster bed 500;
studio couches. S4g.g5. mod
ern paneled bed. Sii.o5:
lSth-century NAH. bedrm.
set oi dresser plus mirror,
vanity, Olus mirror, bench,
panelcd bed. SllO: maple
bunk Neds. complete with .
inncrspring ma actresses
Ssi,0J: rOll-away beds COM
pleic With innersprinR mat
tress. SCI 20; Hollywood
beds san M
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MIScEL. SALE lcons. J

AIR CONDITIONER, new Ia-h.p
Hunter: 500. Cali Elk. 1917,
between IL and 3 pm. only.
AIR CONDITIONER, 5-ton westing
house water-cooled Unfair; ais,
unit heaters: $3.50. or best offer
Must so this mo. Call Mon, JU
10000.
AIR CONDITIONER RENTALS :
From Feb. Is It'll Oct. 1; S7a.95
One price for all sizes, MAISEL' 6
ELEC CO. INC. 2427 18th St
NV, co. 5-959S.
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ANTIQUES

Cherry, walnut. drop leaf tables. $50
and up. Cherry tester bed; beaut
chest Of drawers, brass pulls. Marble
top washstands. chairs. some IN sets,
$50 and I'D. Ma. S-1lk.,
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FURNITURE
REFRIGERAT Z -Iia ETC.

OE ALL h1Nl(O
REFRIGERATORS, ETC.
Giving up rooming house: 800
block 22n6 street NV. RE. 1850.
TURNIIuRE-Old drop-leaf walnut
dining table. Reasonable EN-.
FURN.-as bed. spring, Sim. matt;
mahog dresser, brass q lamp. All
for S35. Call IA 9-5102.
FURN.-Gas stove, jet 30" vac
luTn cleaner. drop-leaf Duncan
Phyfe table, 4 chairs. .mahog XII.
Maple sofa-bed set, s45; TV,
$50: . uphols chairs. $40. $50;
dinette set 10 s-1796.
FURN.-2- piece liy. I'm. suite. 9xI2
rug and pad, enc tables and
lamps, all for 500; . fireplace
sets. s15 each: another 2-piece
liv nm suite. rug and pad pxloo,
TV chairs, all for S125: lin.
table model TV and stand. SOS;
> TV chairs. $50: . bookcases. SI5;
refrigerator. 500: bassinett, So:
aluminium hathinette, ST.; . play
pens, one 81 and one So high
chair, SIS; . strollerS, one "a and
one 81: mahogany dropleaf table.
$50; one mahogany desk with
chair, SOB. JU. 1882.
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ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture. etc. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOPS for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE NV.
AND OLNEY. MD
RA 3-76OS TIL 2-oTo7 VIII 6-r13a
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FURNITURE-Red Pullman daven-
port sleeper, innerspring mattress
and green rec channel oack CLUB cnai5
gray wool rug and pad, extra wide
and permanent finish nylon. rune
curtains. pictures. everything mod
ern and UP TO date. Sacrifice.
Moving TO Florida. no. 2-5600.
Ext. 316
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BUSINESS SERVICES

from hsmt. to roof:
addition, porches, dormers, etc,
rec rms. are our speciality. Free.
ART CO. EN-. 3-6533, SP. 3-S2222
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ANTIouES--EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
ANTIQUES

Georgia ave. ext tRte a7l o miles
right on 900 whitehall 6-siU5
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Custom made hi-h cabinets, book
eases and furniture to your speeilSn
, tons Expert workmanship AZ rea-
sonable prices. Free estimates La
6-2166. ---.------- - =
CARPENTER. does own work, re.
modeling and trim yorks; potehe'
screened in; call Ju. 5-2s2s.
CARPENTRY-Home repairs Of 81
types, rec rms. and atiles nn'Sne o,
repairs No lob too small. Free esti'
TPsAiec sr 10. 4-s776.
CARPENTRY. rec. rms. attics. pehs,.
sfiIins any n,1s' lob. ia. s-e5Ss.
CARPENTRY porch, gar; lge.. small
JACK jazz SPARES. 10. 2:e5s3. :
CARPENTER, small Jobs. hou:::
paintinE, exter. and intel. roofs
repaired, painted. AP. 7-4592.
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING. white
mechanics; 24-hr. immed. service.
Best price In town. AID. 4-l022.
CARPENTER. repair. recreation and
atttc rooms, interior and exterior
painting. wO. G-9049.
CaRPENTER = Porches. partitions
shelving, cabinets, EXPERT repairs
-s1able: j. RoWEIL. Elk. 3.0b21
CARPENTRY: RESTAURANT WORK
A SpECIALTY-Rem ana new neW
vore, Formica paneling. etc. WIN
work hours your business Is elosen
No lob 100 small: free estimate. LII.
2-4162. RE. 1880 ----
CEMENT WALKS, FLOORS, steps;
etc. white mechanics: lge.. smaIi
Jobs. JACK SPARKES, 10. 2-o333
CEMENT WORK, steps. porches
small. c. DEsPERT. no. 2-3960.
CEMENT WORK, steps, porches,, Re;
tanning walls and cinder blocks laid'
D. GADDIS, TU. 2-3SO4. ----.-
DOORS, Stat doors. millwork Of al
kinds FUCKER LUMBER. 1920
Wilson blvd. IA. 4-l234.
DRIVEWAYs. porches. steps. patios,
all types Of concrete WORK neWIy
built or repaired. Ii. o-77s3 OF
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS =
Driers. ranges, air cond., complete
wiring rec. rms, additions: Tree
estimates; lie. and bonded. JU. .
sl57. -------.-----
TLAGsToNE, BRICK, CEMENT
W wIi p MARcUcc1o 20. s.ssss
FLAGsTONE CONCRETE WALKS
patios. stone and brick retaining
walls. firepls flower boxes ~
mos 10 pay free estimates. P
TEM1ANo IL SONS, 10. 1889
YIi A.aAT-
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FURNITURE-Dinine rm. suite. 4.
condition. Sl25. Maple bed. com.
plete. $40. Polished brass fireplace
set. draw screen style. $50. HA
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Cabinet Making

Custom made hi-f cabinets, book
cases and furniture to your speeines-
tons. Expert workmanship AZ rea-
sonable prices. Free estimates La
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

DRIVEWAYs. porches. steps. patios,
all types Of concrete work; newly
built or repaired. Ii. 6-77s3 or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

FURNITURE-Cofie table, hand
carved; Pembroke table, . drawers
with drop-end leaves. Reas. Wo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

FURNITURE = Chippendale chairs
like new. S25 each; antique chest,
$40, portable sewing machine, elec.
record player; radio, $50; wine
top table. S35. Day phone FE. s.
1910: night. RA. R-RN61.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS -
Differs. ranges, air cond, complete
wiring rec. rms, additions: free
estimates; lie. and bonded. JU. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

CARPENTRY: RESTAURANT WORK
4 SpFCIALTY -Remodeling and new
wors' Formica panelirg. etc. VIII
WORK hours your business Is eloSe1
No lob 100 small: free estimate. LO'
= ago DIT E~RSO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

CONFIDENTIAL LOANS
ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
FURS AND JEWELRY
UNDER $500, 2es; OVER 5000, IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
/ REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont

washable paper; do own work, guar.
anteed; white mechanic. RIA. g.
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IFURNITURE-Homart exhaust fan
desk. dinette set, wing chair. dou.
Bile Venetian blinds, Stat door, 1879
10th st. NV. Apt. SOC, HO 2
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FURNITURE
Lost Warehouse Lease
FACTORY FLOOR SAMPLES
SAMPLE HOMES AND CLoSEOUTS

Many Items Below Cost, Consisting Of:
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FURNISHINGS

Drop-leaf table. $3.50 Couch
makes bed $40. easy chairs 50;
nlatforr' rocker ~ 50 reclinin9
chair. -: orca sional hair ~ 50,
coffee table. 81 20: odd end tables
~ 80. lamps 81; mirror, = pic
lures. 500 M; bookcase. ~ 80 stu
dent desk. s. he'd - So; dresser
S. chest, 8. fold-away he'd 81;
lh-eatfas' cot SIS breakfast table
So so; odd chairs. 81 Other bargeins
See our al under Antoues Open
daily ) to nm SGT and Sun. ] ]
to = BELL. KINDS. 10Th and. q
SITS Sc near Penna. ave, Ii 4-adsS
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o y
room chairs. sofa. 5-niece dinette
odd chests ia Sel0S
FURNITURE - Complete house Of
GOOD, inexpensive turn. Moving
No dealers RIA, 6-05ll.
FURNITURE - child's ehitiorohe
waved birch, English baby car
riage outdoor lawn furn.. love seat
chairs I chest-on chest, lined OAK
| breakfast set. table and : chairs
lined oak mirror, Y hufet, :
roll-a-wav bed. youth he'd and
mattress Best offer. OIL n-6'3a
FURNITURE sALF - Drastic rcduc
ilons for immediate Clearance ol
hrand-new -, better-Frrad.e bern
out onts door rhri samp'es s stork
sTAHf ER'S FuRN co SIG la;h
~ NV
FURNITURE for enc apt Younf
lady leaving citv Fest Offer FIN
n-bOlH
FURNITURE single walnut bed
,prinr and mattress, So, ] chinf
cabinet ~. radio PLAYER
Admiral SlOt livinf room chair
FURNITURE - Green barrel bach
chair and table lamp ia. 2-335@
FURNITURE - CroSley ~ l7.in
mahoc floor model. 500 china
closet walnut, si5; small chest OF
drawers. maple. Slh; Maytag
wrinRer washing machine 500
porch glider and chair. $50; picnic
cooler 81; iirepl. logs and brass
holder, $40. AP 7-7s6",
IFURNITURE--Modern bedroom suite
pair Of living room chairs drum
table, = II of fully lined drapery
Let
FURNITURE - Victorian din. rm
suite. unhnls chair marble coffee
table. steel filing cab with safe.
other misc ~ 1-"055
TTiRNfTTRE-- irin~ roam siitr 4
mos. old air foam. modern. Drapes.
curtains pictures lamp bedsprrad
etc BCinr Transferred, must sell al
once. We G-iGi@
~ NtrIPF@ rvecutive desF to-
mrh Chippr-de IL viii sncriflcp Tor
SGj cash. Call RE T-l"i0, Mon.
rIiHNITIlRF Dininr rm suite ~
pes walnut Ike new, double he'd.
inner nring mattress and coil
SPRINGS md Other turn RA ..
Hlrt. all day Sun. and after 4
FURNITURE - Dresser. chest Of
drawers vanity and night table
and breakfast set OF pieces.
tn n.fas3
FURNITURE--soild mahogany oval
table 4 chairs; excellent condition
original cost $500. Sacrifice. $50.
CO hsia67.
FURNITURE. complete traditional
living room. excellent condition,
reasonable. HA. 2-S762.
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FURNITURE-l complete bedrm. set
with dbl. bed and mattress: ma
dr e eF pee ma Tn lse an - ana
table with chairs and buffet; also
Hollywood bed and dressing table
Can be seen at 6501 18th ST. NV.
March "a, from to 4, or call
IA. 1890.
FURNITURE - French: pair OF
matching chairs. marble top table,
2 occasional chairs, smoked mir
rors, shadow box; oriental hand
carved lamp table, phono. record
cabinet. RE. 7-3399.
FURNITURE - Double bed, dresser.
export with chair. $50; stands. SO;
. by ~ rug, S25; kit. table and 4
chairs $50. Good cond. RIA. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Irv-
ing Terrill Duke Of Arlington
announce the marriage of their
daughter Terrill to Mr.. Ernest
j. Walters. jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walters Of Hope, Ark.
The wedding took place June
l in the Joseph Bond Chapel
of the University of Chicago.
The couple will live in Chicago.
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Lonq-Cumminqs

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Cum
mings announce the marriage of
their daughter Constance Joan
to Mr.. Charles Arthur Long. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Long
Of Eldred, Pa. The wedding
took place June 2 in st. George
Syrian Orthodox Church. The
couple will live in West Hyatts-
vile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

Summer is over for the Natural Bridge Shoe makers
it's Just beginning for lucky you Here are just few
models that you've advertised in the fashion mag
azines all spring and there are many, many more
to choose from. Every pair boastng not only fashion
news but superb construction as their name i'm
plies. Built not alone for good looks but for
fashion PLUS real foot comfort. Stock up on your
favortes at price that behooves you to buy two or
three pairs SIZES 4A to 10. WIDTHS AAA-E. Priced
so low we must say NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS!
Womens Shoes-Dounstairs Store
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WEDDINGS

Mrs. Roy R. Gunderson Of
Pikesville. Md. The bride is
also the daughter Of the late
Mr.. Overman. The wedding
took place April % at Calvary
Methodist Church in Frederick,
Md. The couple will live in
Westminster. Md. in the fall.
Gitelson-Sieqel
Mr.. and Mrs. william Siegel
announce the marriage of their
daughter Sheila Joy to Mr..
Marvin D. Gitelson. The we'd
ding took place recently in the
Bnai Israel Synagogue. The
couple will live in Hyattsville.
K ultenboch.Sule
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard A.
Sale Of Silver Spring announce
the marriage Of their daughter
Janet Carole to Mr.. Leon T.
Kaltenbach of Clarion. Pa.
The wedding took place May
90 at the United Presbyterian
Church Of Atonement. The
couple will live in South Caro-
lima.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
Dodd-Vycitol

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Vycital
announce the marriage Of their
daughter Winifred Anne to 1t.
Edward Lewis Dodd, USMC, son
Of Mrs. Mary D. Lewis. The
wedding took place on June 4
In the Bethlehem Chapel Of the
National Cathedral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
Schopsnneier-
Fredrickson

Mr.. and Mrs. LaRue T.
Strictly of College Park, Md,
announce the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss MarJean
Fredrickson, to 1t. Hans w.
SchapSmeier. USA, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Schapsmeier
of Cleveland. Ohio. The we'd
ding took place June 9 at the
New York avenue Presbyterian
Church. The couple will live
in Cleveland, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rich
ard Donovan Of Arlington an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Margaret Mae to Mr..
Robert Wayne Mullican. The
wedding took place on May
20. The couple will live in
Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
Loinqen-Bobcock

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Morrison Babcock' Of Chevy
Chase announce the marriage
Of their daughter Penelope
Lippitt to Mr.. Lowell Bruce
Laingen. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer K. Laingen Of Butter
field. MINI. The Wedding took
place June In All Saints
Episcopal Church. Chevy
Chase. The couple will live In
Alexandra.
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TeeaTurf
Sailor.
33.q999

You'll be the smartest men,
Der Of the crew (office or
boat in this button-front
sailor dress with snug-fitting
bodice and wide, gored skirt.
Touches Of white braid on the
roomy pockets, plus an
anchor over your heart.
Choose it in aqua, grey or
rose in sizes 1920 and 14Ia
to 24la.
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Dixon.Testd

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonardo
Tesla announce the marriage
Of their daughter Marion to
Ensign Sterling Gray Dixon,
USNR, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sterling Dixon Of Davis. N. c.,
The wedding took place June
] at the Church of the Pill
grims. The couple will live IN
Norfolk, Va.
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W0fson-Koch

Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Koch
Of North Bergen, N. j.. an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Evelyn to Mr.. Doug
las K. Watson, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis w. Watson Of
Sacramento. Calf. The we'd
ding took place recently in the
Chapel of the Wayfarer in
Carmel. Calf.
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Mullicon-D Donovan

va 6A44SS411-A<O43OV
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rich
ard Donovan of Arlington an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Margaret Mae to Mr..
Robert Wayne Mullican. The
wedding took place on May
20. The couple will live in
Arlington.
WUlters-Duke
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Irv-
ing Terrill Duke of Arlington
announce the marriage of their
daughter Terrill to Mr.. Ernest
j. Walters. jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walters Of Hope, Ark.
The wedding took place June
in the Joseph Bond Chapel
Of the University of Chicago.
The couple will live in Chicago.
Long-C Cummings
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Cum
mings announce the marriage of
their daughter Constance Joan
to Mr.. Charles Arthur Long. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Long
Of Eldred, Pa. The wedding
took place June 2 in st. George
Syrian Orthodox Church. The
couple will live in West Hyatts-
vile.
Pointer-De0n
Mrs. John Paul Dean an
nollnces the marriage Of her
daughter Priscilla to Mr.. Merle
Painter. son Of Mrs. M. E.
Painter and the late DR.. Painter.
The wedding took place June /
in the Westmoreland Congrega-
tional Church. The bride Is the
daughter Of the late Mai. Dean.
Velde-Brody
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank william
Brady Of Manila, Philippines,
announce the marriage Of their
daughter Joyce Maureen to
1t. Richard Wilmington Velde,
son Of former Representative
Harold H. Velde Of Pekin, III,
and the late Mrs. Olive Pfander
Velde. The wedding took place
June ! in the Church Of the
Epiphany. The couple will live
in Champaign. III.
Dodd.VYcitol
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. VycitalI
announce the marriage Of their
daughter Winifred Anne to 1t.
Edward Lewis Dodd, USMC, SON
Of Mrs. Mary D. Lewis. The
wedding took place on June 1
In the Bethlehem Chapel Of the
National Cathedral.
Loinqen-Bobcock
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Morrison Babcock' Of Chevy
Chase announce the marriage
of their daughter Penelope
Lippitt to Mr.. Lowell Bruce
Laingen, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer K. Laingen Of Butter
field. MINI. The Wedding took |
place June In All Saints
Episcopal Church. Chevy
Chase. The couple will live In |
Alexandria.
Putm0n.P0fker
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott
Parker, jr.. announce the mar.
riage Of their daughter Mary
Hannah to Mr.. Samuel Gardy
Putnam. jr., son of Mr.. Put
nam and the late Mrs. Putnam.
The wedding took place June
5 in the Chapel Of All Saints
Episcopal Church.
Wdfson-Koch
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ]. Koch
Of North Bergen, N. j., an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Evelyn to Mr.. Doug
las K. Watson, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis w. Watson Of
Sacramento. Calf. The we'd
ding took place recently in the
Chapel of the Wayfarer in
Carmel. Calf.
Dixon.Testd
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonardo
Tesla announce the marriage
Of their daughter Marion to
Ensign Sterling Gray Dixon,
USNR, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sterling Dixon Of Davis, N. c.,
The wedding took place June
] at the Church of the Pill
grims. The couple will live IN
Norfolk, Va.
Gunderson-O vermon
Mrs. Ralph s. Overman Of
Arlington announces the mar
rage Of her daughter Mar
garet Marie to Mr.. John @.
Gunderson. son of Mr.. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
Gunderson.O vermon

Mrs. Ralph s. Overman Of
Arlington announces the mar
rage Of her daughter Mar
garet Marie to Mr.. John @.
Gunderson. son of Mr.. and
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Putmon:Porker

Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott
Parker. jr.. announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Mary
Hannah to Mr.. Samuel Gardy
Putnam. jr., son Of Mr.. Put
nam and the late Mrs. Putnam.
The wedding took place June
5 in the Chapel Of All Saints
Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1957-12-01

Navy Comdr w. X. Wardell. IL. was
completing work toward BIS. in military
science.
Army MISergt Theodore Davis. 81. was
working toward a bachelor of arts degree.
Miss Leonore Walther. an Air Force
civilian employe. was adding to a degree
from the University of Hamburg Marine
Col Edward H. Forney was carrying group
of history subjects A 1891 Naval Academy
graduate. he was seeking masters degree.
Those who qualify receive their degrees
during the regular on-campus commence
ment exercises Of whichever of the three
Evening star., 1957-12-01

area universities they have been studying
under.
approximately 80 per cent Of the stu
dents are male. predominantly armed
forces personnel. The 10 per cent coed"
minority has some civilians Civilian stu
dents pay full tuition rates and armed SER
vices personnel pay IS per cent of their
schooling as part of service fringe benefits.
Old p U. has not yet acquired an alma
mater hymn. But among the swelling
thousands who have continued their educa-
tion there doubtless will come a composer
to sing its praises
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. George V. Ruos.
Sr., is spending their vacation. in
Florida.
Mrs. Robert D. Smith, Sr., spent
several days last week with her
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Lent and children of Indian Head,
Md.
The funeral services. of Mrs.
Fannie Swain Noble, 81, were held
Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
from Hardesty's Funeral Home
Mrs. Noble was the daughter of the
late Robert P. Swain and Annie
Spicer Swain. The survivors are a
brother, William ]. Swain, and a
sister, Mrs. Hattie Jones of Do
yer.
Robert d. Smith. Jr., attended a
horticultural meeting at Hagers-
town, Md, on Thursday and Friday
of last week.
Master Jimmy Parker is under
observation at the Milford Memoir
ial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Parker enter
tanned to dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Wootten and Dale Woot-
ten of Millsboro, and Miss Eva
Hadad, Mr.. and Mrs. John Spicer,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Parker of
Georgetown on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement F. Aiken
and family were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Newton on
Sunday.
Some of those attending the Kent
and Sussex Fair Stockholders Ban
quet last Monday evening were:
John H. Donovan, Walton S. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ray, Mr. and
Mrs. David G.. Speicher, Mrs. Nell
lie Collision and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry w. Cannon.