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til his retirement in October,
1914.
Mr. Reiss was a member OF the
Lutheran Church Of the Refor-
nation at the time of his death.
He was an active Mason. and
chaplain Of Mount Pleasant
Lodge No. 80, F.AA.M. He also
belonged to the American Legion
Surviving are his widow. Mrs
Margaret Schlerf Riess. OF the
home address; three children,
Herman p. Riess. 480l Connecti-
cut avenue NV; Mrs. Howard
E. Ortel. Clarksville. Md, and
Mrs. H. Edward Eberly. 1904
Colesville road, Silver Spring
and four grandchildren.
Services will be held at II am.
Monday at the S. H. Hines
funeral home. 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will bep n
Glcnwood Cemetery.
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Lube 6. Carr, AZ,
.Ex-D. c. Resident

Lube Grantham Carr. AZ,
formerly with the Washington
Daily News and the Army Times.
died Thursday of a heart attack
in Laredo. Tex.
Until May OF last year he lived
in Honolulu. T. H.. as district
circulation manager Of the Army
Times. a post he had held for II
years. Just before his death he
had been in Queretaro. Mexico.
At the time OF his death he was
in Laredo making arrangements
TO move to Queretaro.
Mr. Carr was born in Rich
mond. Va. and came to WASH
ington in 1925. He was in the
circulation department OF the
Daily News before ioing the
Army Times.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Mary Ellen Carr.
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u. S. Official Hits
Lack of Personnel

PHILADELPHIA. June IS up.
The public has the wrong slant
on the way Government is run,
a Washington official said last
night.
The result: "A serious shortage
OF qualified personnel for Gov
eminent and its administration"
said DR.. John A. Perkins. Under
secretary of Health, Education
and Welfare and also president
of the University of Delaware.
He spoke at a University of
PENNSYLVANIA conference.
Except in times of crisis" DR..
PorkinS commented, many peo-
pie are indifferent to Govern
ment. When they do take an
interest. it is in spirit of indig-
nation: too often disloyalty, COR
ruption or inefficiency is as
sumed The worst GETS printed.
Contrary evidence doesn't make
news"
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Herman W. Riess; Leader
In Lutheran Church Was SO

Herman W. Riess. 80, a for
mer Army officer and Veterans
Administration employe long
active in Lutheran Church
circles here, died OF coronary
thrombosis Thursday at his
home, 1916 Park road NV.
Born in Rock Island. ILL.,. Mr..
Riess served in the medical de-
partment OF the Army in the
Spanish American War, the
Boxer Rebellion in China, the
Mexican Border uprising, and
on several tours OF duty in the
Philippines.
He retired after service in
World War ! and came 10
Washington.
Mr.. Riess served as assistant
chief Of the property accounts
section Of the supply service OF
the Veterans Administration un
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Dwight K. Terry,
Native of District

Dwight Higgins Terry, SO, life
long resident of Washington
died yesterday at Suburban Hos
pital Of a heart attack.
Mr.. Terry was associated with
the Post Office Department al
the time of his death. He at
tended the public schools here
and was a veteran of Worlc
War /.
A member of Calvary Baptist
Church. Mr.. Terry also belonged
to the Elks.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Helen Everett Terry. of the
home address, 4017 Van Nes'
street NV: daughter. Mrs
William Raymond Lee of Mt
Olive, N. c.. and two grandchil-
dren.
Services will be held at moor
Monday at the S. H. Hines fu-
neral home, 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be ir
Rock Greek Cemetery.
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Three Soviet Subs
En- Route to Egypt

LONDON, June Is pa
British navy spokesman says
three Soviet submarines sighted
in the English Channel 10 days
ago now are in the Mediter-
ranean en- route to Egypt He
said they may be transferred to
the Egyptian navy.
The spokesman added that the
two modern long range subs and
the smaller coastal type are ex-
pected to reach Egypt Monday
Authoritative naval works now
list no submarines in Egypt S
navy. Chief Egyptian naval
strength is in few former
British destroyerS. frigates.
mineSweepers and other coastal
vessels.
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.Mundt Talk
is Feature of
Flag Day Rites

Senator Mundt, Republican of
South Dakota. called last night
for strengthening of the moral
and spiritual fiber of America"
AS principal speaker at an
observance of Flag Day at Con-
stitution Hall. the lawmaker said.
we cannot rest on the achieve
ments of our founding fathers"
America is still in the max
ing" he declared Its future
depends on the loyalty. the de-
votion and the character of each
citizen. To call our people aside
and remind them of their re-
sponsibilities to God and coun-
try on this Flag Day is the best
devotion we can pay our BAN
ner." To preserve it, he added.
we must strengthen the Nation
morally and spiritually.
His talk was one of the high
lights of a Flag Day pageant
sponsored by the Grand Lodge.
Benevolent and Protective Order
of Elks.
Its participants. including sew
eral legislators, Singers Elaine
Malbin and Lanny Ross. and the
Army Band and Chorus. traced
the story Of the Stars and
Stripes.
Yesterdays observan es
throughout the country marked
the 18th anniversary of the adop-
ton of the banner as the ma
tional flag
Among the lawmaker actors"
at the Constitution Hall program
were House Minority Leader
Martin of Massachusetts, and
Representatives McCorma k.
Democrat Of Massachusetts,.
Becker, Republican of New York.
and Rooney. Democrat of New
York.
Senators Bcall, Republican Of
Maryland. and Anderson. Demo-
crat of New Mexico, were sched-
uled to take part. but a late
session kept them from attend
ing.
The invocation and benedic-
ton were offered by Richard J.
Connolly, acting grand chaplain
of the lodge.
The pageant was preceded by
a buffet dinner given by the
lodge at the Willard Hotel.
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Nnurtltnn

BuRDETT. NA ICE A A,,, mSpu sn,4
DETT beloved husband and father
1897 at p.m.. At the George Wash
tnston Cemetery. Riggs I'd extended
Relatives and friends are invited
HOFFMAN. BENNETT n. memorial
in memory OF BENNETT (BEN) H
HOFFMAN. beloved husband and father
Will be unveiled on Sunday June 10
1857, at ] pm, at the King David
Memorial Garden, Falls Church. Va
Relatives and friends are invited.
kUSHNER. ISAAC. There will be an
unwilling of a monument in the mem
Dry OF ISAAC KUSHNER, the beloved
husband OF Anna Kuihner. and beloved
father of DR. and Mrs. David Kushner
and Mrs. H A. King, on Sunday. June
10. 1887, vt IL 80 D M. in the new
Workmen's Circle Cemetery Rises I'd
extended Friends and members OF
the family are invited
ROSENTHAL, JACOB JACK. A monu.
ment to the memory of JACOB ROSEN-
THAI, beloved husband and father
will be unveiled at the Beth Sholom
CONGREGATIONAL Cemetery. b33h Fitch
st Sc, on SUNDAY June Is. 1887, at
ON. Friends and relatives invited
W0HL, yYDNEY L.. AMI WOHL. JER.
AID. There will be double unwilling
SYDNEY l. WOHL. beloved husband
and father. and JERALD WOHL. be-
loved son and brother. on Sunday
June Is. 1857 At II am. in Agudath
Achtm Cemetery, Rigs I'd, extended
Relatives and friends invited.
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Church 10 Honor
Admiral Rosso

Rear Admiral George A. Rosso,
so, assistant director of the
United States Navy Chaplain
Corps. will be invested tomorrow
as domestic prelate by desig-
nation of Pope Plus XII.
The Most Rev. Patrick A..
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Washing
ton. will conduct the strvice at
4 pm. in the Naval Security
Station Chapel
The title of domestic prelate,
given to priests who have rem
dered outstanding service to the
church, carries the permanent
rank of Right Reverend Mon
signor
Chaplain Rosso three years
ago was named a papal cham
berlain upon the recommended
ton of Francis Cardinal SPELL
man of New York. This appoint
ment technically is only for the
life term of the present pope.
Last Tuesday the admiral was
given an honorary degree of
Doctor of Laws at commence
ment exercises of Holy Cross
College, Worcester, Mass.
A native of New York, he is
a graduate of Cathedral College
and of st. Joseph's Seminary
Dunwoodie. N. Y. He was or
Idained in June, 1893. by the late
Patrick Cardinal Hayes of New
York in St. Patrick's Cathedral
After serving nearly four years
as assistant pastor of Our Lady
of Peace Church. New YorF he
was commissioned in the Navy
in 1887. He was made a rea4 A.
miral in August, 1855.
Admiral Rosso served on the
U. S. S. Iowa in l943 as senior
chaplain. He was transferred to
Navy headquarters here in 1914.
He received a commentator
from the Secretary of the Navy
during the 9ast year of the war
for his outstanding service in the
Bureau of Naval Personnel.
After the war he had assign
ments in various parts of the
country, returning here in 1854.
He became assistant director Of
the Chaplains Corps in 1855.
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wood pl W Hya I'll III Nd. h'r Ok
Friday. June ~, 1857. mother Of Helen,
Walker and Mary R. Carlson serv
SS Gle and. aye. RiyeTTdsie. Nd; Mon
Georse Washington Cemetery. is
Week ANTON. on Wednesday, JUNE
T.. 1857 ANTON. vLCEK Of l437
Kennedy t. NV, beloved husband OF
Frank A. Week. Funeral from Collin:
Monday, June IL. at $50 a m. REQUIEM
Mass at the Church OF the Nativity al
10 am 1nterment Arlington National
WAFFLE, MRS AUGUSTA THOMAS. Or
AdrsTA Thomas 1ios ~ wAF 4pR7 of M a!ss
Hiatt pl. NV. Survived by one sister
and one brother Funeral services al
the grayeside. Friends. Cemetery, Sandy
WATKINS. EMMA ROSE, On Friday
June IA, 1857, at the home Of hsr
sister. 6i30 Brooks la, Brookmont
Nd, EMMA ROSE WATKINS. the be-
loved wife of the late William E. Wat
watkins, ,Gaitheisburg Md Mrs Myra
L Woodfield, Bethesda, Md Mrs
Nellie May Mullineaux, Mount Airy
Md; Mrs. Cora W Lolonom and Mrs
Anna l. Shoemaker. Brookmont, Md
Home, Gaithersburg Md. where funeral
services will be held Sunday. June Ii
az 30 pm. Interment Montgomery
Chapel Cemetery l6
WATKINS. HERBERT A.. JR. On
silver sprinS. brother Of Of Mrs MIS- Eliza Izs
beth Nolte, Mrs Richard E. Stevens
and Miss gina C. watkins Mr.
Watkins VhrnI rests at the Warner z PUN.
~, SILVER Spring Md parking IA
cilttes) Mass viii be offered for the
epose Of his soul Saturday June Is
at o am from ST Bernadettes Cath
silver Spring Md lnterment Holy
WILSON. OTTO 2. On Thursday, june
10, 1857, OTTO + wilson OF 64g
Irving ST; W. husband Of Matte VII,
son, brother of Eddie C Wilson OF
Bryant OF CRYSTAL River Fla Other
relatives and friends also survive
After pm Monday, June IL friends
may call at Frazier's Funeral Home
$3.50 Rhode, Island ave NV where
H. at pm lnterment Woodlawn
Cemetery II
WINE ED, MARGARET EMILY. on
Thursday June - 1857, at her resl-
dence. 400 37th ST. NV MARGARET
EMILY WINFIELD tnee GID, wife
Mrs. George W Scott sister OF Mrs
Wade Van Ness Also survived BY one
grandchild and two great-grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Lee
Fu eral Home 4th st and Massachu.
on Monday June II at . pm. Inter
ment Glenwood Cemetery rs
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Judge Rules Out
Forfeit Conviction

HAGERSTOWN. June Is (P.
"A Maryland Circuit Court
judge has ruled that forfeiture
on a drunken driving charge in
Virginia does not constitute a
conviction in Maryland.
Judge d. K. McLaughlin
handed down the ruling yester-
day in restoring the drivers Ii
cenSe of Paul Barnhart, 30. Of
Route 4. HagerstoWn Depart
ment of Motor Vehicles officials
had revoked the license after
being notified he had forfeited
$3.50 collateral on the Virginia
charge.
Judge Mclaughlin ruled that
only within Maryland does fore
fixture constitute final convic-
ton.
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WEED MEASURER
POST CREATED IN
FREDERICKSBURG

FREDERICKSBURG. VA.
June Is P.-There's no
need to call the boys with
the net. that fellow snoop-
ing around in the weed
patch with a yardstick is
on official business.
He's the new city weed
measurer.
City manager F. Freeman
Funk created the post in a
move aimed at bringing
about enforcement of the
city ordinance allowing of
no more than IS inches in
height.
A Virginia Polytechnic
Institute engineering stu
dent, F. c. Prince of STAFF
ford County, is holding down
the job for the summer.
He will make q block-by-
block weed check, Mr.. Funk
said.
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Benelux Union Eases
Red Trude Barriers

BRUSSELS. Beleium, June Is
(Pl-The three Benelux Union
governments have announced
they arc easing restrictions on
trade with Communist China.
North Korea and North Wet
Nam.
Official announcements in The
Hague. Brussels and Luxembourg
said the Benelux partners Bel
gium. The Netherlands and
Luxembourg had made the de-
cision IN consultation with each
other, following Britains lead.
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Man Fatally
Friend Accused

James E. Lloyd, 81. OF 308 I
street NE, died at District Gen
eral Hospital last night after
he was stabbed in the chest by
William j. Stewart. IT,. 30, who
lived with Lloyd, police reported
Both are colored.
Police said the men. who had
been lifelong friends and where
distantly related. had argued
over rent money Lloyd was
stabbed with a butcher knife
police said. Stewart was charged
with homicide.
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Girls Call Homemuker
STRANGER in Purudise'

HEALDTON, Okla. R).-Bobby
Gilmore didn't mind riding on a
bus with 43 girls to the annual
Future Homemakers OF America
convention at Oklahoma City.
He is a homemaker student at
Healdton HIGH School and de-
cided to take in the conventions
His ~ girl companions tabb.ti
him stranger in paradise"
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Bees Swarm Dredqe;
Grew Abundons Ship

PHILADELPHIA. June Is up.
Thousands Of bees descended
on a dredge in the Delaware
River yesterday. putting it out
of commission for 3ls hours.
Capt. Raymond Dick gave the
order to abandon ship when the
bees took over the bridge. ma
chine ana locker rooms. The
20-man crew gratefully obeyed
the order.
Capt. Dick summoned Bristol
Township Police Chief John r.
Stewart, an amateur apiarist.
who took the bees ashore after
stunning them with smoke.
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Alice Lane of Bayard, Mrs. Jac-
queline Leach of Lincoln anc
Mrs. June Chambers and Mrs
Elizabeth Corbett. both of En-
NETT. Idaho.
Services will be held at 3 pm
Monday at the Fort Myer Chape1
with burial in Arlington Gene
terry.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be sent to the
Jeanne c. Bateman Cancer Re-
search Fund at Garfield Hospi-
tai.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

VI NIIItN VOI IUIII
J.Wllliam Lees Sons Co.
.UNERAI DIRLCTORs
sih ana Mass Ave NJ ~ 3.62O0
Malvan g. Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
t24 r st NV. NO. 7-0l33
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR hill CEMETERY-2 sites In
section Garden Of Prayer Slsb Call
JU g.pi3i after d pm
FORT lincoln CEMETERY--4 sites.
Mount Calvary. SABj Marker priv
ileges RE b-is3i
SINGLE SITE In CONGREGATIONAL Gene
SUtuS "
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BELOVED WIFE. sAMMIE; CHILDREN
ILL NAOMI AND ROY

FRANCES VI. In low
ing memory Of our dear SiSter FRAN
CTS NJ MASTROROCCO, who departed
this life one year ago today June 10
1858
Just one wear since you departed
Leaving US. dear. broken hearted.
Memory brings YOU close today
Though you are far. far away.
Havened on that other shore
But we miss YOU more and more
DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTHERS
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MAsrRnRnCCn IRANCEs hi N lnv

ing memory Of our Sister-in-lav anc
my aunt FRANCES NJ MAESTRO
ROCCO. who J asSed away one year aRC
TODAY June Is 1888.
We watched you suffer day BY day.
II caused US bitter srief
To see you slowly pine away
And We could not give relief
Your dreary hours and days Of pain,
Your troubled nights are passed
And IN our aching hearts We know
You have found sweet peace at last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15

COLLINS. MAUDE EVANS. on wednes-
day. June u. 1867. at the Alexsn-
Inns Of I2tI.N Pitt st. Alexandria
Va, wife OF the late willis Bryant
Collins; mother OF Willis Bryant Col
Inns. u, Newton Baker Collins. Mrs
Mary c Mitchell Mrs Harriette c
Boyd She also is survived by SIX
grandchildren Friends NAV call al
the Domaine Funeral Home. $50 s
Washington 81 Alexandria, Va. until
q pm FRIDAY. June u. Services
will be held at the Ward Funeral
Hore. Dothan, Ala. on Sunday, June
16 at II am 10
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~, 1857. at his residence. @iH4 nth
st Nv, EUGENE JOHNSON. husband
OF MIS- Lucy Johnson He also leaves
to mourn, his mother. Mrs Sylvia
in-law three sisters; three brothers
in-law a host OF other relatives and
friends. Funeral Sunday June 10. at
am from Church OF God You St
between l4th and 18th SITS NV. Elder
Micheaux oficiatine Arrangements by
johnson d jenkins Funeral Home.
1904 Georgia ave. NV Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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HUMMER. ADA On Friday. June IA
1897, at Garfield Hospital. ADA
HUMMER OF 1899 Buchanan 81 Mount
Rainier. Md. beloved wife Of the late
David Hummer mother OF George
=. ana Leith !. Hummer: grandmother
OF David Eluard Hummer She also is
survived by two great-grandchildren
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home, @S41 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
Va. where funeral services will be
held Tuesday. June rs. at II am
Interment Andrews Chapel Cemetery
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CHRISTIE, WILLIAM W. Tn. once

a and members Of Anscostis
...I::. T.: Ri: i
W Brothers Funeral H m e
Monday. June Il, At II am.
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Lin NNNNIFs On WtuNtAudyl JUNt 7,
1857. at Casualty Hospital. MAMIE
LEE. wife OF the late Frank Lee She
is survived by five DAUGHTERS three
sons. tventy-1ve grandchildren q host
OF other relatives and many friends
After ! pm sunday. June I6 friends
NAV call at her late residence Az X
st - Funeral Monday June Il al
an. from S. Vincent de Paul
Catholic Church. s Capitol and "
SITS lnterment Mount Oliyet Cemetery
Arrangements BY Johnson a. jenkins
Funeral Home
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CHRISTIE. WILLIAM W On Saturday
June 3 1857, al his residence los
Minnesofa ave Sc WILLIAM W
CHRISTIE beloved father OF Mrs
George s Mater, Mrs Walter ?
DAVIS ana Lucelia P Christie Funeral
services At the Simmons Bros Fu-
neral Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd Sc.
Monday June IL. at II am. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery In lieu Of
flowers. please make contributions TO
the Greater S. z Hospital Buildins
Fund 10
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-06

The membership of the Mont.
gomery County Real Estate Board
has its greatest number of Real
tor members in the history of the
organization, according to Mem
bership Committee Chairman
Leonard N. Raffell.
Started in 1915, chartered by
the National Association of Real
Estate Boards in 1916, and rec
ogniZed as the real estate voice"
Of the County, the Board also
boasts a Hourishing Multiple List
ing System to which many of the
brokerage firms belong. This
service, founded in 1948, is the
oldest one in operation for the
area.
Two ladies are among those just
recently elected to active mem
bership. They are Mrs. Esther L.
Huriaux of Bethesda and Mrs.
Lee Frew Platt of Silver Spring.
Others are Charles r. Even, Sill
yer Spring; Max F. Fitzig of Su-
burban Properties, Wheaton; Cliff
ford F. Bolhagen, manager of the
Silver Spring office for Frederick
w. Berens Sales, Inc; Carl R
Sturges of Bethesda Realty Co.;
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its practical side too, and once
their hair was set, they went off
TO Beltsville to inspect kitchen
that the Department of Agricul-
ture has developed after two
years of research. 1t is an "is-
land" kitchen with a work sur
face and cabinets in the center
and a separate area for each of
the basic functions food
preparation, laundry, freezing,
meal planning (desk) sink etc.
{. and of course a dining area.
The ladies' are now wondering
how they can lure builders out
there to see that it can be done.
This group elected Virginia
Person, president at its last reg
ular meeting, at which June Hall
and Catherine Mclaughlin were
co-hostesseS, and heard a talk on
Family Insurance. They also
completed their plans for the pre-
school playground program.
Registration for children So
years old for attendance at Twin.
brook Recreation Area fl CAT
lantic and Wainwright Avenues)
on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays this summer will be
held at the park on June oath.
The fee will be 50 for one child,
So for 2 or more children In any
one family. Mothers will be re-
quired to assist the teachers 3
mornings during the season ire
CARELESS of how many children
they enrolD. Mrs. Vivian 500 will
instruct the children in handi-
crafts and regular kindgarten
activities with the assistance of
Mia Saloschin.
Mothers of tots on the other
side of Viers Mill Road North,
that Isl should register their
children for the pre-school activ.
tiles sponsored by the Homemak-
ers II Club at the Calvin Play
ground Gladstone and Silver
Rock Road on June 81. Their
fee is 81 and they will operate
four days week, for the children
West of Broadwood Drive on
Monday and Wednesday and for
the children East of Broadwood
Drive on Tuesdays and Thursday.
Mothers will be required to
assist at three of these sessions
during the season too. Rosalinda
Garfinkle, Helen Seifert. Louella
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Burroughs on Grandin Avenue on
Monday evening.
Also meeting at the church on
Monday evening was the Susanna
Wesley Circle.
The Mackey Lanier Circle met
at the home OF Mrs. Dudley Ward
on South Van Buren, Street on
Wednesday.
Mrs. c. j. Marzelli, Hornden
Road, was in charge of arrange
ments for the recent dinner par
ty of her canasta club at Nor.
mandy Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Trachtman,
Denham Road, were dinner hosts
at Normandy Farm recently in
honor of his sister and her hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Mas
sey Of Nancy, France, who were
in the United States for two
months to visit relatives.
Mrs. MarjOry Hendricks of Pot.
omac has returned from a short
trip to New York where she at.
tended a board meeting of the
Casa Materna Society, Inc, Italy,
for which Mrs. Hendricks has
worked devotedly for years. While
in New York Mrs. Hendricks also
shopped for French antiques for
her gift counters at Normandy
Farm and Water Gate Inn.
Mrs. Richard Sherman Of Red.
gate Cottage, Avery Road, enter.
tanned at luncheon at Normandy
Farm recently for her daughters
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Howell, jr., of Atlanta, Ca,
and Mrs. August Nagel of Red
gate Farm.