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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-09

DR.. and Mrs. F. E. holland, South
Walnut Street, had as their guests
for picnic Thursday at their cot
tage near the London Country
Club: Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Noland,
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Byers and
their children, George, Lynn and
Beth, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Carlton
S. Dargusch and family and Mr..
and Mrs. George Staten, all of Col
umbuS.
Mrs. John w. Duffey with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Floyd Duffey, her daugh-
ters, Frances and Mrs. George
Bateman, have returned to their
homes in Mesa, Arizona after a
three weeks motor trip through
Ohio where they visited relatives
and friends.
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Robert Johnson, Elm Street, left
last week for Roseville, Illinois,
where he picked up Mrs. Johnson
and their daughter, Pat" who have
been visiting relatives there. The
three went on from there to Brain
ard, Minnesota, on a combined
business and vacation trip.
~ ~
Mrs. Harold Lynch has returned
to her home in Los Angeles, Calf,
after a two weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Alice Campbell, Mt.
Sterling and her brother, Ray
Campbell and family, Newport
Pike.
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Supt. and Mrs. j. J. Hartley,
West High Street, are home after
short vacation in Washington
D. G.
~ ~
Mrs. Robert c. Baisch (Beth
Hartley and her daughter, LORE
Ann, West High Street, are spend
ing this week in Cleveland Heights
with Dr. Baisch's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Baisch.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-09
All Club Gives
Party For Home
Riddles Tuesday

AS one of its community pro-
jects for the year, the Chefs and
Tailors All Club of West Jeffer-
son, entertained the children at the
Madison County Home on Tuesday
afternoon, June 25, from two to
four-thirty pm.
Records, games and coloring
books and crayons, were given as
prizes and gifts to each one, after
a program Of games.
Homemade cookies and soft
drinks were served the guests, by
the club.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-09
Campbell's Party
For Calf. Guest

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Campbell and
family, Newport Pike entertained
at a picnic supper last Saturday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. James Win
Tough, of Dayton, Mrs. Harold
Lynch of Los Angeles, California,
Mrs. Frank Stone of London and
Mrs. Alice Campbell of Mt. Sterl-
iyan
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-09

Nick Creath, East First Street
left Monday for Culver, Indiana,
where he is spending his second
year in the Black Horse Troop
Cavalry Division at Culver Mill
tary Summer School He was ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs.
Robert Creath and Mrs. r. N. Ard
rey, West Center Street.
~ ~
Mrs. w. B. Sisson of Columbus
was recent guest of Mrs. VIM. H
Riddle, Sr., Elm Street.
yH ~
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Cristee. their
daughter, Charlene and Robert
Kennedy, enjoyed an outing Wed.
nesday at points along Lake Erie
On Monday the Cristees entertain.
ed their daughter, Mrs. George
Scheel and her children of Dayton
who also saw Mr.. ScheePs parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Scheel.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Cutler and
their son, Tom, with Jim Brock ot
South Solon, have just returned
from vacation in the east. They
visited Washington, d. c., Viii
liamsburg, the jamestown Festi.
val, among places of prime import.
ance on the trip.
Mrs. Mary Conway and hel
grandson, Mike, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Brock
while the CIItlerS We're in the east
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-09
"Phi Betes To
Attend National
In Colorado

Miss Dorothy Street, as business
delegate and Mrs. James Pena, So
cial delegate, will represent Iota
Beta Chapter at the National Con-
vention of Phi Beta Psi Sorority in
Denver, Colorado, this month.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
Amelio on Top
James River Loop
Play0ffs Games
Start Saturday

The championship Amelia nine
will meet Arvonia, No. 4 finisher,
in the top bracket Of the James
River Baseball League play offs
in home-an- home best of three
series. Saturday and Sunday
Goochland. the No. 2 squad,
meets Powhatan. which finished
third, in the other bracket This
will also be home AN home SER
les.
The Amelia Arvonia matches
will get underway at Arvonia
Saturday afternoon The two
clubs will transfer activity to the
Amelia diamond for the Sunday
afternoon contest The Powha-
tan-Goochland series opens Sat
urday at PoWhatan and moves to
GOochland for Sunday after
noon game
League President w r. Bland
ford said today that. in the event
of IL tie in either of> the pre-
limlnary playoff series. the decid
ing third game VIII be played on
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

Farmyille High Schools. foot
ball opener today (Eriday) with
District Fluvanna High at
Carysbrook is scheduled ITO begin
at lis p. m. Captains 225-
pound Jim smith, center. and
Howard CIabough. Wifi o. the
wisp haFfback. will plead Coach
Bob Gilmers 1857 Wolverines.
Gilmer. although stan figuring
his strongest starting and replace
ment combinations, mhy start, If
his squad wins the offensive toss,
with this eleven:
Jackie Mcintosh, Quarterback,
Clabongh and JohnRN Southall.
haIfbacks and Leros Eahrner,
fulIback In line with Smith
could BE- Kent Carter ana George
Ferguson, ends; Don Cook and
Bobby Jones, tackles; Gene South
all and Bob Wells. guards.
With eager requirements ready
at each post, or if th4 Wolverines
start the game on defense, the
lineup may change. what Gill
ner likes about the 1857 Wolvar-
inc pack is: save for a few, estab-
iished stars, each position is yet
to be clinched
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

BY JOHN sTECK


HSC Thalman intrigued
recently The the
1al best seller.
The Book HAPPENS neatly mimeogaphed folio handed
Hampton Sydney College
precisely offensive defensive alignment
able during the however
The appendages Talnans
talk the detai hoBeu viii
the
DEATH Valley possible
flehdsh Asand lexington
gdron plays puts every
a D
funny bone,
The funny keep Gray boys
and joyful the daily humpngs The a
he-clouds the psychology
Says Thalman: football believe
twas
The back bone that door-die old klver
without which better football
Then the book
details crobcks nandoftstne reminder that
so Valley
tettanmg sdene
Listening TO Coach Thaman gets big Impressions a.
tue Tigers Will lift psychology enthusiastic
coaching staff that will the
"a anybody bumps Tigers
they IT have of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
FHS Season Tickets

Speaking OF dlIVe faiVe High School has underway
va VIZ e OF season tickets 1ff cfeereaders have started selling
e Ihe Tor ADMISSION TO all five Of the wolverines games
this
eoach Glmef has the uneiae problem Of trying
% oo % % ooys VINO want TO play football The eqippng
1 aiicat part trying to the bill after the
is bought that presents headache
Every help bv blvin season cat
~ ~ years nome games You s lot IF football wen
the financial end
The fortunate Ii Yet Hint claSs equipment
a training oiefed az Falnylle Nov the adults planning
Dia swimming pool winch VIII 3e welcomed addition
youngsters well the oldster
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

wan chapmans 1913 was the
high individual game score III
league play Tuesday night. The
Breadman's pinsplitting finesse
helped the Hoisnm team to cap
ture the nights nigh team score,
too With a tally OF 2337
The A & p ard Leggett's teams
joined Holsum in rolling up vic
tories Tuesday in she second week
Of the newly orsamzed league.
The league with the official
title on the Farmyille Ten Pin
League elected officers for the
year. q. M. Foster, president Bob
vice president. Don
Sequin. secretary treasurer. ana
Frank Mubo, assistant secretary
treasurer.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
Cumberland Field 4 Reality:

Cumberland Saturday
Cumberland
80 through The seventh llnngt.
Those & Of
Their accomplishments
uiday This II Oh the diamonds the
solg needed would excellent
club represented the Association.
The field eNpdrty laid out planned
ishing touches viii the only
official the Recreation Association
nations would more than welcomed
lighted Cumberland Pow
Buckingham.
Buckingham Shaped the field there permanent
this fail hopes light the field spring
hatan VIII be whether to
light the buu a new and equip ii with lights
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

and SO" was also an all-district
halfback in high school, as well
as the loops high scorer.
Two performers from a Western
Virginia high school football
. breeding ground jefferson SEN
idr High School at Roanoke-are
making serious bids for action,
Don Ednunds. an end. and War
rem Gardner, a guard.
Six From District 3
Edmunds. Sill" l75-pounder
had years prep play last season
az Hargrave. Gardner. ITO pounds
and $40, was q Jefferson Senior
regular in the 1856 campaign.
Scotty Simms, l65-pound. 61t
end candidate, is another top per-
former among the yearling cam
eliHates He comes from Charles
ton. w Va Jimmy Carper, 2lo-
pound Bulls Prep product. III
making headway as tackle
prospect.
The H-SC squad numbers i
considerable contingent Of former
District 3 players. A quick survey
during "Wednesday morning
practice session showed two SEN
iofs will be in the lineup regu-
lahly for Coach Thalman. Henry
Irpy, of Blackstone, at center, and
Herb Seay, of Victoria, at quart
eliback.
Bill Wilson, of Crewe, a sop
homore who made the squad last
season as a frosh candidate. is
running behind Wally CYCLIC as
No. 2 fullback. Thalman said VIII
son is very promising performer.
Wilson. 1876 pounds and s has
tie heft for the job.
With Harrington. Carson and
Hodges added. the H-SC squads
District ; contingent now num-
bers six
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
Two Former HIS
StandOuts Are
Frosh Hopefuls

TWO former Farmville Higt
School players and number d
candidates with bright prep ant
secondary school regulations arr
freshmen candidates on the foot
ball SQUAD at Hampden -Sydnes
College.
John Carson. Of Prospect. 5'l01
l80-poundef. who was pivot mar
and linebacker on the 1856 FTIs
Wolverines, and 225-pound, eli
Billy Hodges, Of Rice. a tackle
mainstay for Farmville the past
TWO seasons, are the Farmyills
candidates
With Sophomore Jack Harring
ton. who is being groomed to fill
IN at either right or left guard al
Death Valley, the new baby Tig Il
ers, Carson and Hodges, provide
the largest Farmville eridiror
contiaent at H-SC for some years.
To See Action
Coach Bob Thalman, alreadJ
solid on Harrington after a yeat
OF seasoning. says the newcomers
both have performed promisingly
thus far. We expect to see them
play at lot OF ball for rs" he re-.
ported Wednesday.
The Hill coaches are high on
two freshmen halfback candidates.
Jimmy Slaughter of Richmond,
and David Smith, Of Brewster, N.
Y. Slaughter. Hermitage High
product and former Terminate OF
Billy Benson, last years top frosh
find, was an All-City and All
Central District back in 1856. He
Is on the slight side. at 5'8" and
l5O pounds, but like Benson, spec
laiizes III speed.
Brewster. bigger Its FOUNDER
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

q neutral diamond to be selected
BIZ the participating managers.
II the prelltninaries are decid-
Cd in Two games this week end, the
bracket winners viii meet in
best-of-;hree title series begin
ming SATURDAY Sept. Phi II the
prelimiahfies are extended. the
championship events win get un-
derWay september 20.
Following the regular league y
final week END Of play September
President Rlandford anno9nc-
I'd these final standings;
Hrnai Star,y;na1.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
Powhatan Highs
Grid Start Changed;
FHS R-H Open

Powhatan High Schools foot
BAH lid-lifter viii be played with
Goochland High under the lights
on the Goochland field Saturday
Game time is 8 p m.
The game was originally sehed-
uled Friday afternoon at Powha
tan II was changed to prevent
conflict with the Democratic din
nef and rally al po@hatan today
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

"s ~ 6ul dogs under his coaching mantle
NELSON HARRIS outstanding hafbacE the past three
years getting
N eoead VIII be another local giieder worth keeping
higher classification season.
VPI largest network Of radio stations
~ VIII all all virginia Tech footbal this
be the
the Gobbefs onlv
which handle the Ttchmen last season
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

Right Is the opposite OF wrong
and wrong consists IN infllcting
injuries on other people.
---Biffalilr
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
Bowling Results

Fannville Ten Pin Leaguep
Standing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
Record Requests

MILT-Please play Teddy Bear" for
the Record Hoppers, form Dorothy.
MILT-Please dedicate over A
Mountain Cross the Sea" to Wayne
Snieder from someone who loves
him very much. Mari Poochie).
MILT-Please dedicate so Rare" TO
Pat and Clara, also DorOshy and
Elmer. They're the most.
MILT-Please play EVIL Angel" for
Barbara c., Bud, Turtle p, her little
sister from John r.
MILT-Please play "Suzie c." for
Mary p. Airline s., from John r.
MHT.Please play Evil Angel" for
Sandy S., Sandy G., Jackie D., Mary
H., Joyce B., Mildred p from
John r.
MILT-PIease play Evil Angel" for
Mildred p and Pat j., Barbara II.
and Bob, from John r.
MILT-Please dedicate White Silver
Sand" to Joan and Semi, with love
from Ellen.
MILT-Please play Loving You" for
uncle Charlie from auntie Annette.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate Short
Fat Fannie" and "Suzy O." to Bon
ME Boglen from Richard NJ, who's
NV Little Darlin" for years to come.
MILT-Please dedicate Its You l
Love" to Virginia L. from Lee D.,
on Tues, July Is. It's true |! !!
MILT-Please dedicate "Teen-agers
Romance" and Love Letters In the
Sand" to Fabulous" Cal. from B. r.
MILT-Please dedicate Just One
More Dance" for a sweet little
Bunny Carrot Top.
MILT-Please dedicate "Kool Shake"
to my GAO. Larry N. from some
one who wants to meet him.
MnT-PIease play Its Not For Me
To Say" for Ruff She's tops, from
her No 3 II hope).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14

MILF GRANT-Please dedicate MY
True Love" and Teddy Bear" to
Woodie from Little Richard.
MILT GRANT-Please dedicate
Searching" for Elmer and Joan.
MILT-Please dedicate only One
Love-, to Claudia from Billy Stot-
tlemyer. 81.
MmT-Please dedicate Loving You"
to Ray from Betty Ann.
MILT-Flease dedicate Next Stop
Paradise" on 7-19-57 for Ray b.
and Joan W.. who are getting mar
ried. CONNIE X.
COOL CAT GRANT-Please dedicate
Teddy Bear" before he gets away,
for Hickey. Sue, Judy.
RIILT-Please play Talking to the
Moon" and dedicate to faithless
Abigale flom George.
DEAR MlLT-Please play "Dandi-
lion." Thank you, G. j.
MLT-Please dedicate I'm Serious"
to Jimmy MY One and Only Love"
Going Steady"
MILT-Dedicate Il Like Your Kind
of Love" to Carole, from Frank,
who thinks she's Fabulous"
MILT--Please dedicate EVIL Angel
and "Old Time Rock and Roll for
Ronnie, the only guy for me.
Thanks, Pudgy.
MILT-Please dedicate Loving You"
for Eileen and Gene and for Tricia
and Bill, from Cupid.
MILT-Please dedicate Dolly McVey's
wonderful record, Talking To The
Moon" to the Dolly McVey Fan
Club on July 18th.
MILT-Please dedicate Send For
Me" for Frances and her top 5,
from Cupid's Pal.
MnLT-Please dedicate Teddy Bear"
to Barbara and Billy, Dolores and
Annette, Judy and Jackie, Ginny
and Joe.
MILT-Please dedicate Il Like Your
Kind of Love" for Paul @. and
Johnny r. from BUGS and SUGAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
Greetings

BOBBY-Good bye and good luck,
from the WHOLE GANG!
CINDY g Happy birthday cousin,
though 2 days late. Love, MARY.
BARB-Happy birthday on the 18th,
to a real sweet sister. JUDY AND
KENNY.
SKIPPER-Happy birthday O. boy.
So you're a teen-ager now. Good
luck bub." CAROLYN, LINDA.
JIM PROCTOR - Happy birthday.
THE GRADS" from Holy Re-
deemer School, Kensington, Md.
Especially jamie and Alice. Good
luck to you and Sherry r.
MON AND DAD-Have happy 18th
anniversary. You're the greatest
ever. Love, MERLE AND IRA.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to swell sister
on July IA. You're the cutest. Love,
MON, DAD, GIN AND LINDA.
HAPPY JULY BIRTHDAYS to Daddy
on the 18th, Jimmy on the 21st,
Vince on the 30th. Love, JUDY.
LITTLE GIRL see you finally
made IS on Thursday. Happy
birthday Darby. on your 18th birth
day. You are now a teen-ager.
1 hope you have loads of luck.
PEG-Happy 10th birthday on the
18th Of July and many happy re-
turns of the day. Love, Grand
mother, Dad, Nom, Dot, Judi, Sally,
Sue and Karl.
A HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to the
tougher of the some, from the
tougher Of the all and the tougher
of the none.
JANET-Happy bi. thday on the 18th
of July. Your sister, KATHLEEN.
TO OUR FAvORITE DOG on her
18th birthday. Well you finally
made it kid, but remember you're
81 in dog years. Your older and
MOST mature friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
Teens Wanting Jobs

II. S. GIRL, II, wants part-time baby
sitting or typing in afternoon; pre-
fer Northwest section. Call ROSA
LIND. RIA. 6-6707, 3-5 pm.
PIANO INSTR. or math tutoring by
advanced high school boy; reason
able. Trumpet instr. wanted. ia.
9-2359.
H. S. BOY, 1914, white, desires part
time work: Hyattsville area pref.
UN. 4-831S.
H. S. GIRL, white, experienced. de-
sires baby-sitting job during the
day. Call BOBBIE, HA. 2-8864.
YARD and minor repair work; expe-
rienced in garden work; NV. and
Takoma Park area. KEN LADY,
JU. 5-221O.
H. S. SENIOR, colored, wants baby
sitting job; exper., honest and de-
pendable. Ii. 6-8982.
H. S. SENIOR, white girl, desires
summer job; experienced baby sit
ter, but will accept any work. Call
OF. 4-6758
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, college
bound, desires to do tipping at home
or in Alexandria area. South 81
8693, JOANNE.
H. S. GIRL desires baby sitting or
mothers, helper job; Olney to
Wheaton area. Call Spring 4-9252.
YOUNG MAN, II, desires job; me-
Chemically inclined; drivers license,
industrious. JU. 5-8291. i.
RADIO, or other electronics work;
full or part time. KEN LADY, Ju.
5-22lO.
14-YR.- OLD BOY, white; expert lawn
care, misc. Jobs -Four Corners area,
Md. JU. 5-8291.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14

MILT-Please dedicate "Shang-A-
Lay" for Alfred S.. who has gone to
camp for two weeks and his girl
Roselie d. from John r.
MILT-Please dedicate "A Whole Lot
of Shakin" to Diane X and Wayne
H. from Cats around Brookland.
WOODY S.
MILT-Please dedicate Dolly Mcvey's
Talking to the Noon, Mon, TO
aunt Judy and uncle Toby from
their "Coolville" nieces.
MILT-Please dedicate Its Not For
Me To Say" and Whispering Bells"
to Fud from a gal who cares. d.
MILT-Please dedicate Dolly Mcvey's
Talking to the Moon" to Daddy
o" who never misses your show.
Biscuit, Hep and Bebop.
MILT-Please dedicate Talking to
the Moon" by Dolly Mcvey to Rom
ME and Anita from Their Little
Chaperone."
DEAR MILT-To MY Little Baby"
Connie, please dedicate MY Shen-
andoah Rose, from Terry.
MILT-Please play Hey, Hey Pretty
Baby" by the fabulous Johnny
Brandon. He's the most and his
records tops. JOAN.
MILT-Please dedicate "A Falling
Star" to Bob and his hot Mercury
that / like.
MILT-Please dedicate bye Bye
Love" and Teddy Bear" to Gwen
F. from Steve B.
MILT-Please dedicate Long Lonely
Nights" for Barbara and Buck, he's
a good hitch, keep him. Love, LIZ.
MILT-Please dedicate Teddy Bear"
for Jeralyn from George.
DON DILLARD-Please dedicaote
Loving You" and Don't Make Me
Cry" to Doug M. who is my guy from
: Sandy J. who's his ever lovin kitten.
DON DILLARD - Please dedicate
"Lovin You" and Don't Make Me
Cry to Mike S., my Teddy Bear"
and Terry X. who have been Going
Steady" a month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
Miscellaneous

MAJORETTE BOOTS for sale, size
Z. very good condition, call UN.
4-4821.
b FOOT HYDROPLANE, needs slight
work, $40 or best offer. Call EN-. 3-
2C89 ask for AL.
WEDDING GOWN-Chantilly lace
and tulle over satin, chapel train,
size 10, reasonable, call Union 4
1864, after pm.
FOR SALE-English racer in fair
condition, needs some hxing up
price, SO, call JU. $500 any time
after 10 o'clock.
b. b. who is in Texas, our favor1te girl
at j. H. ther favorite admirers).
WANTED White mice for scientific
research project, will buy If price is
reasonable, WA. 1915.
KOMIE B.-I left for KY. yesterday;
Ill miss yowall, see you in weeks.
NEAT BREN.
MIKE C.-Your my big brothers
friend, Lo. 5-2169 is waiting for
your call. T. H.
GIRLS BIKE-Western Flyer rs in,
excel. cond.. basket, light, $50 OF
best offer. HE. 4-3509.
SEMzA % " OE S@~-~ -
Fits flush with body, gray prime, ~,
FL. 4-7658.
WIZZER MOTOR BIKE-Just COM
pletely overhauled, has spring fork,
chrome tenders, new cranksnait,
etc, $40, call FL. 1851.
FOR SALE-Black G-E pocket port
able transistor radio, excel. cond.,
call after 6 pm, IA. 8-5O63.
WEDDING GOWN-Never worn, size
IA, white lace, floor length, match
ing veil. reasonable. PA. 5-2787
between 6 and pm.
3 SALE-Arrow roller skates, size ,,
new $3.50. RA 1926.
TO THE AVE. BOYS: Pat, Dickey,
4 Richard. Snead, Jerry. Danny.
Please dedicate Evil Angel. Love,
4 The Three Pigs.
FOR SALE-Girls' 20" bike; good
cond.. So. Also girls 26" bike that
needs repair, Sc. HE. 4-1657.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14

REAL KOOL KATS-Five part per-
sian kittens desire homes, call WO.
6-5922.
BICYCLE FOR SALE: Boys, "a
Schwinn racer; 3 gears; good cond.
SIS, call OIL. 2-1691.
LOST: One blue eyed boy with light
brown hair, answers to the name
of Dave or Skeeter If found please
return to Tony at RE. 6-5504.
YOU NEED NOT SAY Bye Bye
Love" if you visit MacLevy Slender
izing Salon for those Wonderful
Wonderful" Slim-Teen Specials. IL
visits only STATS. Call now JU. g.
OO8O, ia. 5-65l5, AID. 2-0602.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14
Important Notice
On Summer Employment

All teen employment ads are
classified under the headings of
"Teens Wanting Jobs" and "Teen
Helm Wanted" All teen-agers
seeking employment may use this
classification at teen ad rates.
Employers may advertise for teen
ayers for summer work at regular
classified rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-14

HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE:
Wednesday Sunday following
will appear following Sunday.
RATES:
1Oc each additional line You can figure the
yourself. Allow average words per line
TO PLACE:
figure cost Give name. address. and
telephone number. then send ad plus payment to
TEEN-ADS, Sunday Star. Washington. D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. laU couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tDdit three fun days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and hoH-
days are counted the same as
other days.
cr9wder Calvin Moore. %. 1888 HAM
~; BIO Peabody st. NV.
Donald Andrew Apache. 90. Andrews
Ar Force Base: and Joann Biondsii
EdTsrd cyri H. R usao 4: T. n Arnold. ?.
and Leslie Rebecca Miller. SO. Lima.
Richard Mitchell Rivet. 90. East Grand
River Mich. and Donna Gail zennS,
Lee Robert Mack. 90, 1916 21st st, NV.
and Betty Pagiieri. rs. 1401 21st ct.
James Frederick Hiley. 20. 1913 n t
Billie Ray Walker. 80. TayiorsviIle. N. c..
and Edith Leona oualis. "a. ts33
Charles Monroe Spears. IT,. 10. 1888
Alabama ave. Sc. and Loretta Ter.
esita Mcleod. IS. 900 Lawrencs Ct.
ne.
Richard Alexander Yates. 90. Hopat-
cong, N. j.. and Sue Ann Glenn 81.
Georee Altman, az. Alexandria. va. and
Deborah Marian Nolte. "a. Arlington.
Va.
Dudley Carlyle Holtz. 20. 1921 W st. Sc.
and Patricia owynette Torrance. Is,
1924 Bryant st. ne.
ROLAND Leonard. "a, Ills 9th st. NV.
and Mary Elizabeth Hinton. 80. 1891
Sheriff I'd ne.
sieGesmund Metzeer 20. 81 9th st. ne,
and Arnestine Heschl. 90. 5000 32nd
st. NV.
Theodore Clarke Wheeler. %. 1885 Mint
wood pl. NV, and Miriam Alice Elrod.
%, 2J24 Goth st. NV.
Daniel Marvin Berman, %. New York
City and Aline Push CHANG, 80. 41g
4th st. NV.
Theodore Ives MESSENGER. %. 5O7 c ct.
n.eY and Marilyn Rutz. 20. 1851 cres-
cent pl. NV.
Eugene Jacob yavuIla. 90 4252 18th st.
Sc, ana Joan Masie Pritchard. 20, 21e
william Markham seldom. 80. Fails
Church. Va. and CYNTHIA Mason. 81.
New York City.