davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-05-24
REVISED FERRY SCHEDULES
Effective April IS Through May 81. 1857
RECON INLET FERRY

OREGON INLET FERRY
Trips each 80 minutes. on the hour ond
holt hour. through Daylight hours. from
each side Of the Inlet. First trips end lost
trips as follows:
SoUthbovnd Nor,hbevnd
500 ON. $50 ON.
to 10
$50 pm. ZOO pm.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-05-24
Try Crescent Butter Rolls
Luscious Heirloom Recipe
by Naney Carer

freshly baked rolls Serve
with with luscious strawberry and you've
q dish to set before the Gods
Many homemers the thrill and the fun of making rolls at
take than
bakery rolls but day when having special company or you
the family treat take time to make these wonderful
rolls
In kitchens have tested roll recipes This the most
consuming is really worth it. This of
m heirloom recipes. Do it.
saving recipes need for everyday cooking have
folder dropping Nancy
Carter Atlanta Ga. Ask for Time Saving Recipe
Folder I'll be glad to send it to you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
HEREOF a wash you'll re

even dingy towels and yellowed linens no
sparkles colors. And Blue Dot DUE gets dirtiest
pants, play clothes, everything spanking clean!
Judge for YOURSELF Use Blue Dot DUE in
machine-wringer or automatic-for everything
wash Then ask yourself whether any white d
gent-any blue detergent-has ever given "
cleaner wash, whittier wash and brighter, swe
smelling wash.
USE BLUE DOT DUz FOR DISHES. TOO What WOnde
fast. mild suds you ge Try Blue Dot Daz-for eSery
Evening star., 1957-12-28

ss: !.l; N A. :; s;:.
tss az sSS1d. Az. NRs. MEYER,
Evening star., 1957-12-28

Washington Circle Apis.
24so PENNsYLvANIA AVE. NV
Nicely furnished efneiency apts. iu
attractive -elev. bldg. 0eeretartal
switchboard and mail desk services.
Utilities included. Convenient 70
shopping and transp. Availabls Jan,
1 Apply desk or call MRS. WISE,
FE. 9-T64O,
Evening star., 1957-12-28
ara. Iss1!sMID-e ,sI!!!!.'!..., ..

GEORGETOWN - New. mluiatur.
town house. Two baths, n hfe.
syIItaRl,s EI Rlsiss dcT . 70 : aduits; si7b'
Nm. DUPONT CIRULE. 3355 Ds.
eetuf pl. n,us--b rms, epd bath
mi, sisS. 81. $500. vi
GEORGIA AVE. NV, 1095--Hsd.
aslii lnsii. iduHiss. Tt9.'s -s6Ss
NICkLYh W lksuaNispkO ArF.IHy
Hs.4n.isNb Byer'Ai ssS' insl. u'ils
M ieTn kMnAs4-2 fmsi pvt
sSshn' Sil csnsE nsEaSs sss. sbl sbbrrsasS saSSsJ J,h'D'
lqs4 I5!h ~. N.Wa Apt 3, cen
trally ipcated--2 rms', Eitehan
private bath; utilities included.
800 BLk. iOlh N.W.--Elevafol
Siss hons l. Witt eifi,, sfu RA. dH9efYssss
BEAc0M APTss isOf Calvert st
kl.hJ bath; $50. Enie.. go. kk
SNUANHh
1893 NEWTON 6T. MW.--EoyeIS
bsmt, ept.i lly. Tm,, bedFm., lit
:na,I sas ':se; .'Is.. siSt b. 1I ISoii9Sc i9ci Also
Iao9 ALLISON 81. N.W.-TV. Tm.
hedrme.. dinettes ktt., pvt, bath
sRr; ~ lily iur9i i,,b Also enc. apt SIsi
Ils MISSOURI AVE. N.W.--zpg. :;
6p.sss ssiL9' S.m.. Nv; sss. ss9 v Rais b.9ssaa Essa
OLUMBIA m. NV. iT6l-s.
psIsons 81 adult ian. hsf. Within itnSs
etERATON PARK AREA---AttFae
Z Tmi, kit bath, porch: wills.
le9. He33 27th 81. n.Ws Do. 4.
IA AND ATLANTIC SIS. 81; 706
Condon terr. Sc, Apt. 1O9-Eewly
redee,. and nicely fnrn. 1-bedrm
lcs, .ssIhas, disposal. air ecnd'
egI nsi,. IN irSnt; sg4.bQ PR mo-; aII
kAAEr or ARs. pAilNEii.. ne
MASS AYE. NV. IIII-DoYn.
couple; sos mo. pU. 4-bso1 's'
Ia0e HARvARD 81. NW.-cos;
aulst lons; smpi' lady; T5 mo
1898 FARK M. N.W,--BsdTm. ant
s1pspslests pc Xiii new nv. adj. bath,
. BEDRMe., { beds. Hv. Tm., kit
DVt hath. Uarkfn1 srass. afHs
mo incl. ufils. Avail. Jan. Ay'
1888 Lenier pI, NV, RA. 6-5OIs
n0cK CRKgK-Lee., 2 hedSmS
%sn SSm''sss's e SOm.n: aSan ut M. S'rfH.
scHsRzR.' TX. s.osso or ~
S-3eS3,
ALA, AND NIChOLS--I.oyeiy =.
All utila. Avail. immed. ii. B.7TSS
nEAuT. FURN. 1-bedrm. apt. il
nso; ,B1 SldE HI ssS ssS me no. sSl4 s.h y
l0tA AND COLUMBIA RD--2-1
girh or young men; nicely fuFn
So w.sSsI. sSsrns ai,:I. sias; SLi s.S5Si :S5SI
s0LDIEns HOME ARIA. b5 Ma.
au ave. na;-comfortably fur1
~, rm.h bedrln,, lit. and bath
sO'ii iHiiLRs. n; Me- r1sEHt M. slsAsss saAsEE
I. 4. sEEDRMa z sonysnlsni location
hhIIsseeaa suitable 70 bachelors. Co
CAPITOL MIL AnEA, 5O9 End st
nicely tura.; : $50. se' Ii oef1 s..a5s. 5Rprsh'
NAVAL SRA, vIc.--ISt Or, bedFTn.,
n.vlr ny; T%I; a:e dIHs PA rs i1sSa Evssa; Ossi
s.ossS' ~. s.siiso' 20. ~
NET Nso.g .AAsrshia5s sn,n m hvE NV tses
entE.: SIS vi. RA. 3-4700.
vr. scis Mzss AvE NV,
Evening star., 1957-12-28

Bo!LL!ISd Bo!LL! yIo:--AstE: a.bedI,p: spl !.
10th and Pa. NV; close lhop,
churches; linen, dishes. 10. t.l65l
Evening star., 1957-12-28
APrs. FURRlsMED-Mp.

HsMr Ism, msd nssIc; 4, PyI PI:,::., ,sn,r !.ahoysS
mo-; adults, Ju, b.46HS.
rAhiSsal 4::iSsss.l.l lrAssiIs;'" ..siIss.' lpaHlsyi.S] y
thermoStAti adults only, SSih
Garland ave, III, e-44Aa,
TAX. PK;-4.Tm. teri. apt, for Il
ss!R sssRoS; S;f' oS:s S:s 'S 'SSs SS..Ss:Sa S:sS
|;' Ar ~ }$''is: i;;;IiE;: 'i$s:si
SILVER r. srSnlSG@lHlv. rim! ;;,lIi Igq RseFm;. !.
soapi. 5 en- f.Is HIsin io Ss,'s Ssis vi SssS. SSSssSS.
Beautifully Furnished
Evening star., 1957-12-28
lcoNJINUIDl

WAIFERs Isol. mattresses 1907,
sS:siSs: ss:i sSsss siS HiSSs SI;SSsiH;Ss s;SSspiSQ:
0PkkAfH COL0nED n0OMfNO
RSysss S:y 3 s:ssSa.ss ssasa ~. and i,. Es;. ss ssl:
Evening star., 1957-12-28

APIS. URFURNISHip-D. 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

The SUNDAY STAR, WARRINGTON. Q. {
osiobsf {, Ipu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

Mondoy PM.
"Lishthouss." l947. June Long.
z:o0-S
Haunted Heasymeea, 1910. Rob-
ert Montgomery. 500
"AifaiFs Of Anaabel." 1888. Iu-
ellie Boil. e:o0-5
Killer Mccoy" Ie47. Mickey
Rooney. ll:l5-o
"EIlefy oueen's Penthouse Mystery"
l94l. Ralph BelIomy. ll:2O-7
Tuesday AN.
lin the penmen." le47. Beotrice
kone. 1905
Tuesday PM.
Il Movied Witch" 1912. Fred
ric MoFch. 2:0O-5
Key Large" 1913. Humphrey Co.
oort. 500
The See Around Us." lo43.
documentary s:OO5
Commend Decision" 1913. cIork
Goble. n.iSo
The whistler. 1914 Riehord DIX.
lI:2o-7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
oet. SOD Z

t4+N4
@womsa n Brovu." Ie4e cen.ns
Naoel. 1905
Wednesday, Pm.
"AAon Mhs Could Mork Mlnnxlss.e
1887. Rolond Young. 20o
the FIshsins 6ssh." 1910. i1mrs
Cooney. 500
tive Tickets - Bsssdwsy." 1881
Tony Martin. 800
"Johnny Essss." Is4l kobsn t..
lcr. Il.i5-g
Thursday AN.
'Bseky shsips." 1895. Ninon
hopkins. 1000 5
Thursday Pm.
"Msn Are Not Gods." 1887 Rn
Harrison. zoo-5
Blossoms h the pusi." is4l Ger
Carson. S:oos
'Folsoa II HsIiywssd." 1874. Ten
Convoy. sos
"Edwssd, ny Son." ls4e. spenelG
Troey. llsfs-9
"Tssssass 81 Fsss.s 1895. Bonn
MocLone. ll:z0 J
Friday An.
"Leas Vsyose Howe" 1910. lcfn
Woyne. 1000
Fridoy Pm.
"M. Ace" 1897. George Roil
zOo-5
Suddenly" 1854. F,ook sIas,.s
500
san oss.,In.~ 1887. 4umehpg
Booort. sou
"copiaia From Castle" ls41 II.
'Ksy. Il Il. kiasdom.~ isst
Gregory Peck. ii:zo-I
LET Us Live" 1889. Henry Fonda
l7:5o-o
Saturday AN.
Ambush T,sa." 1916. Bob ssssls
Sleek HiIIs." l947. Eddie Dear.
l2:0o-5
Saturday Pm
"csIl 81 the KIondiks." 1850 klsbg
Cront. 7:o0-5
"Tweniissh Century" 1894 ccrols
LomboFd. 4.O0--4
Decks o. New Yosk." 1895. Leo
GoFcey. 3uu-1
ron Dslisaes. 1851. Dons Clark
5.30-9
Brighten Strengthen" 1916. John
Loder. l0:5U--3
"AMshony Adverse. 1886. Freddie
March. io,30-4
ssTalk as eha Tawn.n 1912. Con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Movies.

Sunday AN.
60 Rsnsss." 1887. Bob Steele.
l:O0-7
SSadsy PM.
sTh.ss casss Of Murder" 1854.
oESon WeIles. ] :30--5
~nunosr Street." l947. jane With
q. 2:30-7
~oInAsssIIu Jones'" 1916. Joan
Leslie. 4:O0-5
~ cenGsssion." 1889. Victor
McLoolen. lO:3O--5
ATho Fuller Brush Man." 1913.
"pnak Mounsain." 1914. Robert
Lowsry. Il:2S-7
"DluekmsiI." 1889. Edward 6. Rob-
lnson. ll:30-o
Monday AN.
ala This Corner" 1913. Scott
esady. Io:oo-5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

PLYMOUTH 81 Belvedere $50 T.
dr. sedan; house car. wine and
white; torauefiite trans. =. and
h, doleN glass, power packed
Wv. tires; list price, Sd,liO: sale
price, Sa,b0b,
WHEELER. INC, cRYsLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
4sOO WISCONSIN NV, EN-, 3-AH0l
PLYMOUTH 1919 suburban; . hne-
running solid all-metal wagon;
sos, JET ENGLISH FORD, 1884
Pa. ave Sc. II, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
ARCADE PONTIAC

PONTIAC 1895 eonysrtlhle; =. and
brakes, Wv. tiresl almost like
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
AUT0M0BILEs F0R SALE AUTI
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLYs 1851 all-metal station
wagon; clean. weekend special
s295. BELL MOTORS. SOTO Wis
ave. NV. WO. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
.A g1a9.nI a SAL. THERE oUcTA BE by Fou and Shorten
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1855 station wagon; full
RHSSs s0S %R%ssaia.s 9t soSS trans
Suburban Cadillac-Ol
| BRADIRY Adopting cRNTFR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

VOLksWA0ENs - 1857 sedans
sun-roofS CHA eoupes; also oiheI
MoToaRssa. es 81 s. N oleBs rdi' AT
VOLY0-''6weden's Best. new
models, assorted colors. JACK
PRY. LTD, l4th and p.
VOLksWA0EN SO: sun roof, Of
temperatnre and gas gauge ISL
chassis with sway bar. 1913
eNlpER's MOBILE SERVICE
| l430tl colesyllle I'd. SlI. 6pg
kN. A-93ll. Ev. 4-30S7.
VOLKsWAGEN 1855 2-door: on,
! owner. new-caT eond.. Si,pn5. VII
trade. STAR MOTORS. 5000 N
10th ST., Arl. Va. IA. .s-3272.
v0LksWAGEN Karman CHI
COUPE; black. grey top, radio. Bar.
gain, si.e97 JACK PRY. l4ti
vOLKsWA0EN So de luxe: sur
roof: VI. old new cond 81.
5e9, GO 5-45l3 or AID 4-614t
ADJ. lsU.
V0LKsWA0EN 81 de luxe; Iishi
$4,000 Ju. 5-5ss3
lwTLLYs 1883 station WAGON; "a.
do. heater. oTerdrivs: q sood utll.
'ty vehiels: only $685..
Bowman Motor Sales
1900 o.. Ave NV. RA. 6-Iiae
Open 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
AUTOMOBILES eoR SALE

WILLYs 80 6-cyl. station wagon;
T., h., cd. clean, finest cond /,
$40. low down payment. WOLFE
MOTORS. 1891 Wis. Ave. NV,
Re. 3-4Q42,
WHY'S 1884 station wagon;
rueged utility model: IDEAL for sur.
veyors, finished In dark green
very sood condition throughout;
1895, terms. CcC warranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
1925 Wis. Ave. OIL. 4-14l2
~ Buick 4.dr. - Sga
2l kneyrQlet. 4.or.---------- W.
81 De Soto, club ---.-2D h
81 Kaiser. 4-dr. So 2pb
Beach Motors. 1910 14th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

THUNDERBIRD SO. Fordomalie
/ J. and h, power steering anc
Sniy sq7Ss i VIII ,SO s sSSf5iiRs
Wash Is Oldest Ford Dealer. lIIl
Vermont ave NV, AID. 4-f30O
Open ewes, III 3, Sat. I'll S.
TRIUMPH 1888 TR 2 giisteninl
white. wire wheels low mileage
81 COS.
Silver Spring Auto City
oa5i Ga. Ave. ~. 9-242C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

l4a7 Irving 81, NV AID. 4-N5OO
PONTIAC 1886 Catalina sedan: q
tone blue, power steering. power
erakesi tully equipped; only $i.sO5
CCC guarantee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
BUILDERS REPORT

Tropp. chairman; Economic De-
velopment, James H. Berkey,
chairman; General Contractors,
James L. McIlvaine. chairman,
and Howard w. Sharpe, vice
chairman: Public Works, John
p. Courembis. chairman. and
Bernard Steinberg. co-chairman;
VA-FHA. William P. Groom. III,
chairman: Utilities. Gerald Lu-
ria, chairman; Subdivision De-
velopment, M. Scott Robinson,
chairman; Zoning, William Par
Iramore. chairman; Codes. James
L. Cooke. chairman; Tax and
Insurance, Mr.. Reinsch. chair
man; Awards, Kenton D. Ham
aker. chairman; Reception and
House, Lester Kaldenbach, chair
man, and Building. C. S. CAL
-lander, chairman.
The Northern Virginia Build
'erS' Board of Directors will hold
its monthly meeting at 7 pm.
Thursday at the Washington
Golf and Country Club in Ar
lington.
Mr.. Rolls, president of the
Northern Virginia Builders. has
been elected to the board of
trustees of the Anderson Ortho-
pedic Hospital, Army-Navy drive,
Arlington.
Lack of hospital beds for the
treatment of long-term Gripping
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23

conditions. such as polio, led
Arlington businessmen to offer
their services in building the in
stitution. Members of the North
ern Virginia Builders Association
recognized what could be ac-
Icomplished on a COMMUNICATIVE
volunteer basis.
Arthur r. Pomponio, president
of N. v. B. A. at the inception Of
the program, took the lead in re-
cruiting association members and
other civic-minded organizations.
In lieu of any donations of cash,
the plan involved the procure
ment of materials and man.
power. Architectural and legal
services were rendered at no cost.
The completed project won a
national award in 1850. Now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
Burmun Buys
Site for New
Building

Louis Burman. president of
Burman Properties, Inc, an
nounced today he has acquired
the southeast corner of Eigh-
Iteenth and @ streets NV. and
plans to erect an eight-story
building there some time in the
future.
Mr.. Burman said the project
will be either an Office struc-
ture, an apartment house or a
hotel. The corner property in
lcludes a three-story house at
1889 Eighteenth street, reported
once to have been used as the
Chinese Legation.
Also included, Mr.. Burman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23

under construction is a wing ad-
dition designed to permit ex-
banded orthopedic rehabilitation
and provide modern restraining
facilities.
4
Leon Kahn, former business
manager of Bancroft Construc-
ton Corp. has been named vice
president Of the building firm,
1T was announced today by the
company's other two principals,
Herschel and Marvin Blumberg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23

The National Association of
Home Builders annual conven-
ton continues to be one of the
Nations largest, final convention
reports show. Total attendance
reached 28,427 persons, George
S. Goodyear, president of NAHB,
said this week.
Frank Calcara, president of the
Home Builders Association of
Metropolitan Washington, said
today he is shocked by the
Governments continued inaction
in the face of its own report that
housing production in February
fell to the lowest level since
l949.
This alarming slump in new
home production will have dam
gerous repercusSionS throughout
the entire economy" Mr.. Calcara
said.
The drop, unless reversed, can
only lead to more unemployment
and general business decline, +"
Mr.. Calcara said.
Appointment of William Ii.
Slemp, jr.. as director of market
ing services and sales at the Ma
tional Housing Center here was
announced this week by Richard
G, Hughes. chairman of the
center's board of directors.
+
A lecture on the use of full
scale mock-ups in architectural
design will be given by Walter
Netsch of Skidmore, Owines &
Merrill. New York City archi-
tects and engineers, as one of
10 technical sessions scheduled
for the Building Research Insti-
tute's sixth annual meeting in
the Drake Hotel, Chicago, April
Is to II. William H. Scheick,
Institute executive director, has
announced.
x
Northern Virginia Builders As
ISOLATION committees, announced
today, are as follows.
Executive, Henry j. Rolls.
chairman: Budget and Fiscal,
c. E. Becker, chairman Member
ship, Emerson G.. Reinsch. chair
man; Entertainment, Fred w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
installations Rise

Central air conditioning will
be installed in about 100000
homes during 1857, Practical
Builder magazine predicts. In
staliations numbered approx
mately 10000 in 1856. In 1855
there were 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23

said, is three-story brick house
at 1880 @ street. Each house
has about 35 rooms, he said.o
/ The corner site has $4,000
square feet. 1t fronts $50 feet on
@ and 100 feet on Eighteenth.
Mr.. Burman said he bought
the property from Daniel Weits-
man of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
The AsHLAWh

Wont compact. brick sumbier a
sensible price! Shown Of. right Is one With
three bedrooms. clmss,.fcsty.feet ions,
huge utility room. with outside entrance,
conner kitchen with 307 vide oven rouge,
disposed unit. sseexeT top reftiasratpr and
yords Of formico topped work osea. Slid.
Ing. uluminum gloss doors Iced directly
10 ie'roce. The i0vndv-tsoFcSe room con
90 double duty. os we'll es iaring as q
mud" room before entering rest Of house.
Here. truly Is the bargain home Of he
yser. $l5,e0o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
DIRECTIONS.

Out Shirley Highway TO Edso Rood, turn
off to right, then left on EdsoI Rood
one mile 10 end OF rood then lett on
Book Lick Rood 800 yords to North
Springfield entronee on right OR out
Shirley Highway 10 Springfield eIoyerIeot
-. tun right 800 feet to troffie light.
then right on Back Lick Rood l3 miles
TO North Springfield entrance on left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
The BRUNSWICK

Here's on ideal home for the budget
minded couple with modern ideos. The
lower level OF this oil brick rombler offers
above erode windows, lovotop and fire
poce The " living room hos its own
fireplace, with vide hearth. The - full
dining room becomes port OF the living
oreo for moyimum entertaining posi-
blities. The step sowing kitchen hos
ronee, noturoI birch eobinets, refrigerator
ond freezer exhoust fon and vent hood,
and outside entrance.
S17,950
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-23
The MearIcELlo rsARaeE LEVEL
vita FIJI bessmss,

Designed With tAs growing fumty In mind.
here Is a. skkitiae. idas-peckse hone.
HisAliebts iaeisls: lAsse bedsecms, svo
fasl baths tvitA AAt bath eF mustes bed.
socn}. sosas Eviae room With Fisepioce
tonother firepIsce IN tenuce level, and
sumiff-sired dinise room. Tha eheefy
kitchen hos woH sssa saass. eosSssflep
bHr1ess. freezer top refrigerator, dish-
wssAss, eEd iOss At fofmica topped work
area. The big. bright terrace level, With
fcsphed 10 basa, ssasests q variety Of
uses. 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
Officers Named
To Teen Council

Mike Kamien of the Ken
sington KC Club. has been
elected president of the Mont
gomery County Y-Teen Inter-
Club Council. Other officers
are Carol Cohill. B-CC Activi-
Teens, vice president: Bonnie
Gulick. Silver Spring Robin
cites, secretary. and Janet En-
gle. Kensington KC's. treas
urer.
Y-Teens Of the county will
hold their first annual reeog-
milton ceremonial at 1880
o'clock tonight in the B-CC
Rescue Squad civic room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
City-Wide Champs

City-wide basketball cham
pionship in March. 1854. and
the defeating of Wilson Teach
ers College freshmen in 1856
are but two Of the many cher
ished memories in sports COM
petition at Spingarn. Not to
be forgotten either is the cross
country run for this year in
which Spingarn is undefeated.
OF National Fame: My. how
proud we are Of Elgin Rabbit"
Baylor for his skill in basket
ball; of James Biggs. who won
the District Golden Gloves
Senior Lightweight title this
year. And by all means. watch
the club combination punching
Of Ernie Sonny Boy" Williams
In the professional boxing rings.
OF lesser fame. perhaps. is
our intramural program. 1t in
cludes ping-pong, baseball,
basketball, tennis and hockey.
Participation in any type OF
contest is q einch.
Spingarnites have won or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
By ANN M. HUGHES
spingarnite Correspondent

Have you ever stopped to
think about what the IS" in
Spingarn stands for?
As any Spingarnite will tell
you, it stands for three things
sports. spunk and spirit.
Don't take me lightly when I
say IS" stands for sports to
begin with. Rain. snow. hail or
blow Spingarn students will be
out in the cheering crowd.
It is a known fact around our
SCHOOL, at Twenty-fourth street
and Benning road NE, that
students would rather sit and
watch a game in the rain than
sit in the classroom and wish
they had gone.
An example Of this was the
Eastern-Spingarn game. Why,
the students were so excited
they sometimes even cheered
the teams mistakes.
But enthusiasm is not linn
ited to the stands alone. Foot
ball spirits are quite high here
despite the fact we had to set
tie for a second place in the
Inter-High Eastern Division.
After clobbering Anacostia. the
team became the favorite to
capture the title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
SCHOOL OF THE-WEEK
Spingorn's s. Stonds
For olent Galore!

placed in the Il Speak for
Democracy" contest, the city
wide housing contest, the
American Cancer Society poster
contests. the national flower
poster contest and the Di-
rectors Art Club of Metropoli-
tan Washington poster contest.
Thinking it over, that "a"
in Spingarn could stand for
Art.
Spingarn students have lent
their support to several charity
programs. such as Teen for
Polio Campaign and the
tuberculosis Association pro-
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
A Big s.

Any and almost every school
activity is strongly supported.
At present. the PTA member
ship drive is on and the sec
ton competition is really keen.
Talent of all types (modesty
aside) lies within the walls Of
Spingarn. On the boards we
have Virginia Madden and
Clarence ellis; at the piano,
Philip Harris; Vivian Warning
and Joan Robinson. vocalists.
and HOPE Clarke, a promising
ballet dancer.
This summer. IL members of
the Spingarn choir were chosen
to sing with the Inter-High
Choir at the Carter Barron
Amphitheater@
Yes, singing adds another
IS" to Spingarn's talents. And
we'll sum up with a capital
"S"-standing for superbl
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-20
BETHEL.
Anna Smith
Phone: Laurel 1924

Mrs. Emia Steele of Denton, Md,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Len Riggin of
Middletown, Del, were Sunday din
ner guests of Mrs. Harry Wright.
Mr.. James Seate, MIR Ru6clnE
Hastings and Mr. Marshall Hast
ings attended the Sunday services
at the Masonic Home in Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Spence and
son of Newark, Del, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Spence.
Miss Pat Bell, a student at North
western University, is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Bell.
The Count On Me Club met Tues
day night at the home of Mrs. Earle
Allen in Laurel.
Mr.. John Phillips is a patient at
Evans Nursing Home in Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Phillips
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Quillen.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Phillips and
daughter of Seaford were luncheon
guests Sunday of Mr. ana Mrs.
Harley Hastings.
Mrs. Claude Phillips of New Cas-
tie, Del, and Mrs. Irene Dickerson
of Laurel, were dinner guests Mon
day night of Mrs. Laura Williams.
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