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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-11
NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SENIOR CLASS CALENDAR

SENIOH SEAo0 SNGSNSNN
Senior Tea pm, May IL
Awards Day-9:30 am, ay 81
Glass Day-9:3O am, ay %
Memorial Day-9:30 am, May "a
Fellowship DAY. PM, May ~
Skip Day, May 80
Prom-8 pm, May 80
(Bayfront Park Auditorium
Communion Services am, June
2 (Church of the Incarnation)
Commencement Sermons pm.
June 2.
Commencement-8 pm, June 6
) Fifteen paEromen went to
Washington, D. c. to remain three
May l-3 for participation in the
21st AAA Assembly Parade. In
addition to this experience, these
students, accompanied by Ellis
Adger and Misses Arletha Cog
deli and Winifred Cox, toured
the nations capitol, visited many
historical scenes, parks, the FBI
an art gallery and several monu-
ments. These students were Ehnie
Lee Cook, Edward Bradley, Chas.
Black, Hazel Simmons, Geneva
Simmons, Nathaniel Eason, Oscar
Clements, Isaac Henderson,
Thomas Scippio, Betty Johnson,
Frank Sweet, James Murray,
Simon Chambers and Ellis Mitch
ell.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-11

Painting, delicate craft work
and many individual artistic Gre
atoms made by the students in art
classes were on display in the
library May Z. L. r. Blake is in
Structor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09
Margaret j. DunkIey

We expect greet interest in
this brick rombler I, ineor-
pore'ss the features you
wont. Of O price you won,
10 poy. } nice bedroors.
electric kitchen with dish.
wnsher and disposed. dining
room. basement with p'oy.
room. aiiie. level lo, 0vis,
street near bus, porochiol
and public schools. S2l $50.
CUf Old Georgetown Rd, 10
Beech Dr., lefi 70 Singleton,
RICH, 70 No. 94o3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09

Robert H. Riner, chairman Of
the membership committee of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09

Ter, Corbin c. Thompson, and
H. Kurtz Weiser.
y
Realty Title Insurance Co..
Inc. today is opening another
branch Office. in the new Colum-
bia Federal Building. 1901 WIS
consin avenue NV, under man.
agement of Richard F. Collins
Mr.. Collins has been associ-
ated with the firm since 1949.
Realty Title. in June 1856. pur-
chased Abstract g. Title Co, OF
Maryland. Inc. with an Office
in Hyattsville: in September
1856, it purchased the Realty
Building at 1924 K street NV,
which is now being remodelled
In addition to continuing its
branch Office in Silver Spring, it
has opened branch Offices in
Bethesda and District Heights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09

the Alexandria Arlington Fairfax
Real Estate Board. has been APP
pointed to the membership com.
mittee Of the National Associa-
ton of Real Estate Boards.
C. James Curry has beer
named manager of the CONNER
cial and investment department
of Pomponio Realty. Inc. of Ar
lington. He has been with the
organization since last Septem-
Der.
Announcement of Mr.. Curry's
promotion was made by William
r. Davies, vice president of the
firm, who said Mr.. Curry had
been personally responsible. for
more than 100000 worth Of
sales since joining the Pomonio
firm.
A general membership meet
ing of the newly organized
Arlington Apartment Owners As
ISOLATION will be held at 8 pm.
Monday in the Washington Golf
and Country Club. f. G. Reinsch.
president. announced today.
Aim Of the meeting will be to
review the organizational struc-
ture Of the new association and
receive committee reports.
\
The Building Owners and
Managers Association Of Metro
politan Washington will hold its
fourth annual Property Manage
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ment Exposition from 2 to
pm. March 20 in the Grand Ball.
room of the Presidential Arms
1920 G street NV.
Exposition Co-Chairmen Will
liam Van Week and Thomas d
Laney have announced that the
theme of this years exposition
will be People, Products ano
Progress"
A buffet will be served in con-
junction with the exposition
from 5 to 7 pm.
4
Winners Of the MONTGOMERY
County Real Estate Boards out
standing sales contest were
awarded pins this week during
"a board dinner.
The ten winners were: Ken
Druskin, Ernest w. Lewis. Will
liam R. Sackville, Richard L
Brown. Margaret j. Mas, G.
Russell Bauer, Mrs. Esther B
Henderson. Mrs. Norma M. Nest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09
Prince Georges Pushes
Construction of Homes

Recent building permits issued
in Prince Georges County in
|clude:
Ralph H. WAGNER, 6e0l Oak ST.,
Landoyer owner and builder; dwelling
at 1907 Bath ST.. Brentwood; cost,
Harry W. speas. 511o asth pkwy.
Hillcrest Heights, owner and builder;
two dwellings at Rosecroft Park, Oxon
Hill: cost, $4,000 each,
K a. G Construction Co. S507 Riggs
I'D, Hyattsvtlle. owners and builders:
dwelling at i0n0S Riggs I'd. Adelphi
Daniel. Daniel a. Daniel. 10000 Con-
nectieut ave. Kensinston. owners;
Goth ave Eastpines cost, $4,000.
Stephen L. Curtis. ~ Erie ave, Ia
koma Park, owner and builder: dwelling
at 9525 Riggs I'd. Adelphi: cost. S24 500;
Terminal Leasing Corp. 1901 Pulaski
hwy. Baltimore, owners: Anchor Const.
Corp. builders: trucking terminal and
ONCE on New River I'd. Rladensburg;
Hiser const. Co, Inc. e1o HARRISON
ave. Chillum. owner and builder i've
dwellings, on Hughes I'd. Adelphi: cost
' John > Williams. 71Os Wells pkwy.,
Hvattsville, owner and builder: dwelling
on zoos windsor la. College Heights
Est o ties: cost, SoE. 600
Harry A. and Josephine M. Noone
27as 74th ave. Kent Village, owner and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-09
REALTY REVUE

The Washington Real Estate
Board will hold a dinner and
dance at 1880 pm. next Satur-
day in the Shoreham Hotel and
some lucky couple attending will
be chosen to receive a free four
day vacation trip to Cuba.
In addition to the dining and
dancing. there will be a produc-
ton called Holiday, U. S, A., !"
during which mems and wom-
ems vacation fashions will be
shown.
Durand Taylor. of New York.
will speak on Developing Invest
ment Income" during a mem
bers' meeting of the Washington
Real Estate Board at 8 pm.
March 10 in the Hotel Statler.
There will also be a panel Of
local men who will discuss such
topics as Commercial Develop
ment." Industrial Development"
and Managing Commercial
Property
Among the local speakers are
Ri5',iOn0 NJ. Tay.O f, Rhesa Nor
ris, Carey winston, ]. A. Vein
berg and Edward d. Walsh.
X
Arthur May, senior appraiser
for the Government Services Ad-
miniStration. will speak on fun
damentals to be considered in
appraising a Single-family dwell
ing during a meeting of the
Prince Georges County Real Es-
tate Board at 7 pm. Wednesday
in the Prince Georges Country
Club.
The Prince Georges Board was
one of seven real estate boards
in the country which won hon.
ors for participation in the 1856
membership campaign of the
National Association of Real Es-
tate Boards, according to an an
nouncement today from NAREB.
The Prince Georges Board was
awarded an honorable mention
plaque.
Guy C. MCGEE, of the firm of
w. w. McCollum. Inc. has been
awarded the designation, Mem
Der Appraisal Institute, by the.
Governing Council of the Ameri-
can Institute of Real Estate APP
praisers.
Mr.. MCGEE is a graduate of
Benjamin Franklin University
and treasurer of the Dulin Meth
odist Church, Falls Church.
=
Robert H. Riner, chairman Of
the membership committee of
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District Approves
More Brokers
And Sulesmen

Recent license approvals an
nounced by the District Real
Estate Commission include:
Real Estate Brokers
William l.. Lebling, jr.
Samuel r. Miller
Thomas L. Phillips Co.. q corporation
Daniel Joseph Gallagher trading as r
10. Dune Co
Real Estate Statesmen
Earle L. Bryant with Florida Proper.
ties. Inc.
Georse oinsberg. with Murray Levine
Inc
John F. Grady. with J. Dallas Grady
& Son.
John O. oRielly. with southrn Park.
way Corp,
qervasio @. sese. with Lyman C. Dell,
g. Co.. Inc.
Mildred virginia Adamson. with sindlei
Realty Co.
William Dennis Nelson. with Actor
Realty Co.
Arvettria Quick, with Ray Realty Co
Louis F. scheele, with J, Mckenzie,
Berry a. Son.
Edwin b. sneed. with Blackwell Realt,
Co., Inc,
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builder; dwelling at 1900 10Th ave-,
East Columbia Park: cost. S1O.500.
Charles p. Erwin. 1874 Terrell ave.
Forest Forest Heishts. owner; A. J. Gibson
builder dwelling on Murray Hill dr.
Murray Hill; cost. Sls.65O.
James Carlton Meyerhoefier 49Oa
Suitland rd., owner and builder: dwelling
at All Romaint CT. Suitland; cost
jesse W. Myers. 5OOi 5sth nj, Hyatts.
vile, owner R., H. Best. builder; dwellina
az -. $500 Rambler dr. Cool Spring Ter
hubert z and Rose E. Weaver. 9441
Worrell We Lanham. owner and builder;
dwelling At 92O7 Sheridan ST.. Green.
Wo9d Forest cost, $4,000.
wash Wash. o%neT: Raymond p Keifiin
Tamn Springs; cost, $4,000.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas E. salkeld. 1911
Nicholson st. Hyattsville. owner; p, &
n Const Co, builder; dwelling Al
S sSS9 ooo Madison st.. Hyattsville: cost
II A. Anderson, 5s45 33d pl.. Hyatts.
Siiis; owner a. g. H., Improvement Co.
Greenwood Forest; cost, $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1957-10-17
HALLOWEEN
PARADE HERE
Jaycees Plan Celebration On
Wednesday, October 30,
at 1880 PM.
THREE CLASSIFTCATIONS

Plans are being completed by
the Smyrna-Clayton Junior Cham
ber of Commerce for the Halo
we'en parade to be held Wednes-
day, Oct. 80 at 7:30 pm. with
the rain date the following night.
There will be three classifcations
and two age groups: fancy, COM
ic, and most original. The age
groups include from to IL years
and 12 years and over. Prizes will
be awarded in these classifications
and also for the best float. Cards
will be printed for entries which
will be available at Goldens Phar-
macy and Vance Coles barber
shop. 1t is planned to start lining
up entries the night of the par
ade at 6:45 pm. Details about the
route and more information on
the parade will be released in the
near future. The committee at
work on tn celebration includes
Smithers Snow, chairman, George
D. Wright, Gene Handsberry, AL
fred Anderson, William Voshell
Charles Wallace, Edward Melvin
and Robert Bamberger.
Smyrna times., 1957-10-17
WOMAN 100 YEARS OLD
Mrs. Lydia MacIary Bryant Native
of Area Celebrates Birthday


Mrs. Lydia Maclary Bryant,
formerly of Smyrna, now of
Wichita, Kansas, celebrated her
Tooth birthday there on Saturday,
Oct. 5. Topping the list of cards
was one from President Eisen-
hover. Mrs. Bryant was born in
Kent County and lived near
Smyrna until she moved to Kan
sas with her late husband, George
Bryant, where they settled in
Ford County on a small farm.
They had two children, a daugh-
ter, now Mrs. Harry Missildine, of
Wichita, with whom Mrs. Bryant
made her home; and a son, the
late Francis G. Bryant. She is the
aunt of Robert P. Maclary of
Newport, a former state repre-
sentative, and now New Castle
County treasurer and receiver of
taxes. A tea and open house were
among the festivities planned to
celebrate her birthday and she
was interviewed on a local televi-
sion show. She has been active in
Grace Methodist Church in Wich-
ita and on Sunday the church OBJ
served Grandma Bryant Sun
day."
Smyrna times., 1957-10-17
Democratic Club Meets

Democratic Club of the First
Representative District met Tues
day evening at s o'clock at the
American Legion room in Town
Hall with twenty five guests at
tending. Mrs. Ruth Haas, presi-
dent, presided at the business ses-
sion. Mrs. Belle Everett, nation
al committee woman, was guest
speaker. Plans were made to hold
a covered dish supper Nov. IL in
the Legion room. Mrs. Florence
Ford was named chairman. Serv-
ing on the committee are Mrs.
Helen Grier, Mrs. Mary Ellen
Ennis, Mrs. Iva David, Mrs. Mary
Truitt, Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, Mrs.
Ruth Rusby, Mrs. Pat Busker,
Mrs. Handsberry and Charles
King. After the meeting, refresh
ments were served at a surprise
birthday party in honor of Mrs.
Everett, Mrs. Mary Ellen Ennis
and Vernon Ford. Mr.. Handsberry
was named chairman of COM
mittee to organize a Young, DEM
ocratic Club.
Smyrna times., 1957-10-17
HARVEST MOON DANCE
Kent County Women's Democratic
Club Sponsored Local Dance

Club Sponsored Local Dance
Many distinguished guests at
tended the Harvest Moon dance
given by the Kent County Wom-
ems Democratic Club, co-sponsor-
ed by the Democratic committee
of Kent County Saturday night.
Among the three hundred and
fifty persons present from vari-
Gus areas of the state were prom
inent guests including U. S. Sem
ator ]. Allen Frear and Mrs.
Frear; Mrs. Belle Everett, nation
al committee woman; Speaker of
the House Harry E. Mayhem, and
Mrs. Mayhem; State Representa-
tive Charles c. King and Mrs.
King; Attorney for the House of
Representatives William Bush III
and Mrs. Bush; Charles G. Moore,
motor vehicle commissioner; Wal
ter Handsberry, clerk of the
peace; Ned Dickson, recorder of
deeds; and Roy Honey, register
of wills.
Smyrna times., 1957-10-17
First Presbyterian Church

Services for Sunday, Oct. 20, at
the First Presbyterian Church as
announced by the pastor, the Rev.
o. G. Jones, are as follows: Morn
ing Worship, IL am; Sunday
School, 10 am. Laymen's Sunday
will be observed and elders of
the church will participate in the
service of worship. A meeting of
the board of Trustees will be held
on Monday evening. A Family
Night is being arranged by the
Missionary Society for Monday,
Oct. 28 at z pm. Mrs. Marjorie
w. Speakman will present a film
on the Holy Land. Mrs. Martha
FAIRIES and Mrs. Cloud are in
charge of refreshments. All mem
bers and friends are cordially in
vited.
Smyrna times., 1957-10-17
CLAYTON P.T.A.
NEW OFFICERS
199 Members Attended First
Meeting of School Year
For Election
WIN. CARROW, PRES.

officers of the Clayton School
Parent Teacher Association were
elected at the first meeting of the
school year, when a membership
of 1879, an increase of % over
last year, was reported. The ott1-
GERS are: William Carrow, presi-
dent; Mrs. Agnes Davis, vice
president; Mrs. Mary farrell,
treasurer; Mrs. Lee Daniels, Jr.,
recording secretary; Mrs. Peggy
Carson and Miss Mary Lee WIKI
ms, corresponding secretaries.
Chairman of committees have
been appointed, as follows: mem
bership, Mrs. Marshall Crossley;
program, Mrs. Linden Doughten,
Mrs. Julian Dunning; legislative,
Coleman Metzler; early childhood
education, Mrs. Doughten, Miss
wilkins; publicity and state bull
letins, Mrs. Carson, Miss Wilkins;
dance committee, William Hutch
ison; ways and means, Harry
Moor. Homeroom mothers include
Mrs. Agnes Davis, chairman;
Mrs. Leroy Jones, Mrs. Alvin HILL
Mrs. Harvey Straughn, Mrs. John
Muth, Mrs. Ernest Duchatel, Mrs,
Elizabeth Sapp, Mrs. R. w, Com
eggs, Mrs. ]. c. Fennemore, Mrs
August Diemicke, Mrs. Mary c,
Johnson, Mrs. William Hutchison
Mrs. Lester Smith and Mrs. Amos
Mast. Members of the hospitality
committee: Mrs. Manetta Carrow
chairman; Mrs. Bennett Johnson
Mrs. Clarence Emerson, Mrs
Woodrow Gonce, Mrs. Earl Cole
Mrs. Gosser.
Smyrna times., 1957-10-17

Martin, chairman, Mrs. Lawrence
). Ellery, and Brinton REYNOLDS
Pfans were discussed for a semi
permanent refreshment booth on
the athletic field. A rummage sale
will be held Friday and Saturday.
Nov. 1-2. Hours on Friday, 10 q. m.
to 8 pm. and on Saturday. 9 am.
to noon Mrs. Perkins Stats is
chairman. Proceeds for PTA pro-
jects. The PTA wishes to thank
all merchants, teachers, and 9TH
ers who helped make the recent
bake a success. George v. Kirk,
superintendent, thanked the PTA
for their work on the referendum.
The next executive committee
meeting will be held on Nov. IL
at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Harold Wickham.
Smyrna times., 1957-10-17
P.T.A. CONSIDERS PURCHASING
BOYS FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT

At a meeting of the executive
committee of the Smyrna Spec
ial District School Parent Teach
er Association, held Monday night
at the home of Mrs. w. c. Pritch-
ard, Jr., a discussion was held on
getting needed equipment for sew
enth and eighth grade boys who
play football, and now play other
schools. There is need for helmets
for the boys and help will be re-
quired to purchase the helmets.
The committee considered a tag
day and committee was named
to make plans. 1t includes: Mrs.
Pritchard, chairman, Mrs. James
Rogers, Mrs. Burrill Mccoy, and
Mrs. Ralph B. Jones. Nelson S.
Everhart, PTA president, appoint
ed the following committee to get
the bylaws up to date: Willis e.
Smyrna times., 1957-10-17
LUNCHEON AT
CENTURY CLUB
Club Year Started Thursday
Afternoon at Club House
With Luncheon
IMPROVEMENTS NOTED

The 1957-58 year for the Twen-
tieth Century Club started on
Thursday afternoon, with the bus
mess session preceded by a cover
ed dish luncheon. Hostesses at
the luncheon were officers of the
club corporation, including Mrs.
Andrew D. Cole, chairman, Mrs.
Elmer P. Corrie, Mrs. William H.
Schoolfield, Mrs. Raymond D.
Pusey, Mrs. Harry P. Jones, Mrs.
Harold E. Wickham, and Mrs. II.
]. Bradley. Miss Mary M. Hol-
land conducted the business meet
ing and told of various gifts pre-
sented during the renovation and
re-decorating of the club house
during the summer by the Silver
Eagles in cooperation with the
CONTINUED on Page Eight
Smyrna times., 1957-10-17
CHANGE NAME
SMYRNA BANK
Consider Changing Name of
Equitable Security to
Bank of Delaware
ORGANIZED IN 1895

The board of directors of Equit-
able Security Trust Company has
called a special meeting of the
stockholders to be held on Nov
ember 20, 1857, for the purpose
of restoring to the bank what was
essentially the original title of it's
Oldest component, Bank of Della
ware. The special meeting will
consider an amendment to the
charter changing the banks name
to Bank of Delaware. If approved
by the stockholders, the amend
ment will be submitted to the
board of bank Incorporation for
approval and subject to such ap-
proval, will be made effective on
or about January %, 1858. The
Bank of Delaware is the Oldest
component of Equitable Security
Trust Company, having been or
ganized as private bank in 1895.
1t received its state charter in
1896 and was made The National
Bank of Delaware in 1865. 1t be-.
came a part of Security Trust
Company on a stock exchange in
1880. When Equitable Trust Com
pany and Security Trust Com
pany merged in 1852, in effect
Bank of Delaware became a part
of that organization. At the time
of the 1852 merger, much consid-
Grafton was given to reverting to
essentially the name of the oldest
bank in the succession. 1t was
decided to postpone such a change
for a few years. Edwin P. Neilan,
president of Equitable Security
Trust Company, in explaining the
move, said, 'The Bank of Della
ware is therefore, an honored
title in active use by our COM
ponent bank for more than 20
years. He added, 'The present
title is unwieldy and difficult to
pronounce. Many employees and
customers have requested that it
be simplified. We are often mis-
takenly confused with securities
organization and with a Baltimore
bank. We have expanded our
branches in recent years to in
clude Dover, Odessa and Smyrna
and the advisory boards of these
offices have approved the <itle,
Bank of Delaware, as desirable.
We are completing our new main
Office building in 1858 and if we
are to re-establish our former
name as Bank of Delaware, it
should be effective before we or
der our new electric signs and
other expensive items which will
be Incorporated into the build
ing"
Smyrna times., 1957-10-17
Death of j. Nelson Emory, sr

Private funeral services were
held at the residence in Cheswold
for ]. Nelson Emory, Sr., SO, Sat
urday, Oct. IL at pm. with the
Rev. Olin Shockley officiating. His
death occurred at his home in
Cheswold, Oct. 9. He is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Esther G. En-
ory; his mother, Mrs. Ida H.
Emory, both of Cheswold; two
children, Mrs. Robert c. Hubbard,
Jr., Sacramento, Calf; John N.
Emory, Jr., Cincinnati, o.; and
four grandchildren. Son of the
late Bennett H. Emory, he was
employed as a right-of-way man
for the State Highway Depart
ment, and was a member of the
Cheswold Methodist Church.
Smyrna times., 1957-10-17
LIONS CLUB LADIES NIGHT
Celebrated by Smyrna Lions Club
at Wayside Inn Monday Night

at Wayside Inn Monday Night
At the ladies night celebration
Of the Smyrna Lions Club on
Monday at The Wayside Inn, the
club had as guest DR.. Elizabeth
Phillips, of Georgetown, regional
director, Business and Profession
al Womens Clubs, who showed
slides taken on a recent Carib-
bean cruise, with commentary on
the pictures. The scenes included
Miami and New Orleans, where
the cruise started, and were of
unusual sites not seen on regular
tourists trips. The speaker was
presented by r. Wells Campbell,
president, and the response was
given by Norman G. Wilder. Dur
ing a period of fun and stunts,
Mrs. Robert Dunning was chosen
by drawings to serve for that
night as Queen of the Den"
Richard c. Price, membership
chairman, announced that list
of prospective members had been
made. The next directors meeting
will be held on Monday.
Smyrna times., 1957-10-17
WHOLE NO. 1858
NEW OFFICERS
FOR GRANGE
Mrs. James Fleming HI S
Been Reelected Master
For Another Term
NAME OTHER OFFICERS

Election of officers of the Smyr-
ma Grange Thursday night result
ed as follows: Mrs. James Flem-
ing was reelected master; others
named include Harold McGrath,
overseer; Mrs. Norman Short, lec-
turer; Benjamin Burrows, stew
ard; George Wilson, assistant
steward; E. T. Heinold, chaplain;
Arthur Short, treasurer; James
Fleming, Sr., secretary; James
Fleming, Jr., gate keeper; Mrs.
Charles Dukes, Ceres; Mrs. Or
vile Newnom, Pomona; Mrs.
Arthur Short, Flora; Mrs. George
Wilson, lady assistant steward.
Members of the executive COM
mittee: John w. Dukes, Carlton
Blendt, Arthur CHM; Mrs. Will
liam Anderson, pianist. They will
be installed by Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry c. Johnson and their staff on
Oct. "a. On Tuesday, Oct. 10,
the following members of Smyrna
Grange installed officers of Ken
ton Grange: James Fleming, in
stalling officer; Mrs. Fleming,
marshal; E. t. Heinold, chaplain;
Mrs. Arthur Short, emblem bear
er; Mrs. Arthur CHM, regalia
bearer; Mrs. Anderson, pianist.
The vocalists were Mrs. John
Dukes, Mrs. Reynolds Jones, and
Mrs. Norman Short. The Smyrna
Grange served refreshments to
the intermediate Girl Scout Troop
at their Court of Awards on Sat
urday. The local grange also serv-
ed refreshments at the sixth de-
gree session of the State Grange
held at Capital Grange, Dover, ON
October 9.