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Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
CIVIL DEFENSE EXERCISE
Operation Alert 1857 Set for This
Weekend Training Exercise

Hundreds of civil defense vol
unteers on the state, county and
local level will take part in this
weekend's civil defense training
exercise, Operation Alert 1857"
The alert will get underway at 10
am. Friday when the civil de-
fense control centers of the state,
county and Wilmington civil de-
fense organizations go into oper-
alton. In most cases, they will
be manned continuously until Z
p. m. Sunday. Civil defense vol
unteers throughout the nation will
be undergoing similar workouts
in the massive exercise designed
to test the nations ability to
meet problems of nuclear attack
While most of the activity win De
of the acknowledgements type, the
public will be more aware of the
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Morning Star Lodge Picnic

Morning Star Lodge No. 6.
IOOF, will hold the annual family
picnic on Friday, July IL at the
farm home Iof Joseph w, Enlss.
near Smyrna at $50 pm. Each
family will bring their own picnic
supper and beverage. The lodge
will furnish ice cream. There
will be games for old and young,
with prizes for the winners. There
will also be a ground prize pre-
sented at the close of the evening.
In case of rain the affair will be
held at the lodge hall on MNGn
Street where an indoor picnic will
be featured. Each member is in
vited and urged to bring his fam
lily. The committee on arrange
ments includes Mr.. Ennis T. w
Nelson, Noble Grand; and HaruE
Cloud.
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
GOOD SEASON
AT LAKE COMO
Large Daily Attendance and
Crowds at Beach During
We ekends
ORDER MAINTAINED

This has been an unusually
good season at the beach at Lake
Como, according to Mrs. Hannah
Lurty who with her daughter,
Gail, has managed the concession
and been in charge of the beach
since its opening ion June l..
There has been a large daily at
tendance and crowds at the beach
on the Fourth of July holiday and
all weekends. Mrs. Lurty particul-
arly notes the good order main
tanned at all times and she pays
tribute to the children who are
orderly at all times and obedient
to the rules of the beach as set
forth by the town of Smyrna.
Mrs. Lurty says that many users
of the beach from upper New
Castle County comment on the
cleanliness and order at the beach
which they think is ideal for
young children. Ben Solloway is
the lifeguard on duty. 1t is diff
ficult to approximate the size of
the crowd but it is several hun
dred. The town of Smyrna has
sold "a family tickets at the town
Office to residents, in addition to
the complimentary tickets given
the families of the town employees,
and daily tickets are purchased
at the lake. At present Red
Cross swim classes are being con-
Quoted daily Monday through Fri
day for children from the Caesar
Rodney School area from $3.50 to
IL am, with three instructors in
charge. A local Red Cross class
for beginners and swimmers is
being held Tuesday and Thursday
evenings in charge of Brinton
Reynolds, certified instructor.
Among the groups from upstate
are the teams of the Little League
from Collins Park who are regu-
lar users of the beach. Many
groups make arrangements at the
town office to use the beach and
it's fireplace at specific times,
among them church groups of
young people, organizations
groups from Dover Air Force
Base. Permission is granted
groups to use the beach if the
town office is notified in advance.
The water carnival will be staged
at the lake as part of the Jaycee
celebration for dedication of Com
merce Street on Wednesday even
ing, July II. Other scheduled
groups include one from Whining
ton Manor on July 18, and the
Kenton Grange on July,9.
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
HIGH SCHOOL ENROLMENT
Chas. V. Williams, Principal, An
nOunees Expected Enrolment

Charles V. Williams, high school
principal, announced during the
past week that the expected en-
rollment in Smyrna High School,
grades 7-12, is to exceed $50 stu
dents. The homeroom teachers
and the expected number of
pupils are as follows: Robert L..
Everett, 12-1, 20 students; Miss
Mary B. Amo, 1872, 80; Mrs. Eve
lyn Mendenhall, Ill, 80; Miss u
rich, 11-2, 29; Miss Miriam Brown,
10-1, 81; Mrs. Snowberger, 1912,
81; Mrs. Gwendolyn Smack, 1913,
81; Mrs. Elizabeth Getty, 81, "a;
Leonard Hitch, 90, "a; Thomas
Mulligan, 9-3, "a; Miss Jane Reed,
ga, 80; Mrs. Dorothy Meyer, 81,
q; Mr.. Toman, 80, q; Miss
Killelea, s-3, 27; A. Rodney Dan
iels, S-4, q; George Galley, I'll,
rs; Miss Alberta Cornelius, 7-2,
%; Whitney T. Michael, 7-3, "a;
Mrs. Jane Jacobs, IA, "a. Four
sections or grades, Z, s, 9, and 10
are expected to total over 100 in
each grade. With such a large
group, the facilities that exist at
the high school are to be taxed
beyond capacity. With shop facili-
ties for only one class, many stu
dents desirous of pursuing this
field of interest will have to be
turned away. Two additional
teachers are needed in the high
school because of increased num-
bers and the administration is
busily engaged in trying to hire a
teacher for business education
and one for mathematics.
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
INSTALL LEGION OFFICERS
Chicken and Dumping Dinner
VIII Be Served at Installation

chicken ana Jumping Dlnner
VIII Be Served at Installation
The installation of new officers
of the David c. Harrison Post
No. IA, American Legion viii be
marked by a Chicken and dump
ling" dinner on Tuesday, July %
at pm. at the Legion room at
Town Hall. Charles A. Burrous,
Jr., post chaplain, is in charge of
arrangements for the affair and
invitations have been sent to all
post members and to veterans
eligible for membership. Special
guests will include the depart
ment commander, first vice COM
mander and adjutant, the immed-
late past department commander
and district commander, as well
as other distinguished guests,
both state and local. Mrs. George
Scout, Smyrna, recently elected
department auxiliary president
will also attend. Before installa-
ton, the Post Everlasting Cere-
mony" will be held During din.
ner young Turk Chambers will
sing and play on his guitar. DR.
Park w. Huntington, department
commander, will conduct the in
stallation and deliver an address
Dancing will follow adjournment
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
Army Reserve Training Center

Bids for a S225,432 Army Re-
serve Training Center to be con-
structed in Dover were opened
this week with contract award
ed to the Leonard Pevar Co., Ken
nett Square, Pa, Colonel joe E.
Golden, Chief, U. S. Army Mil
itary District Delaware, has an
nounced. Construction is sched-
uled to begin on July 16, 1857
with completion in Approximately
nine months from that date. The
center will have an exterior of
concrete masonry with brick fac
ing and will include a two We
hicle garage. Overall facilities in
clude class rooms, offices, assem-
bly, hall, and locker and shower
rooms. Colonel Golden comment
ed on construction of an addition
al Delaware ARTC as indicative
of the continued emphasis placed
on the Army Reserve program
Today, more than ever before, ii
is vitally important that up-to-
date training facilities be provid-
ed for the Army Reserve in order
to insure that Army reservists
may maintain a high standard OF
combat readiness and efficiency"
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
Death of Harry A. Walton

The funeral of Harry A. Wal
ton, IS, who died Saturday at his
home, s26 High Street, Bethle-
hem, Pa, were. held Tuesday at
1870 pm. at Ewells-St. Paul
Methodist Church, Clayton. In
terment was in Odd Fellows Gem
etery. Mr.. Walton was born in
Bath, Pa. The husband of the late
Mrs. Emma Mills Walton, he is
survived by two brothers, William
H., Englestown, N. j., and Robert
M. Walton, Clayton; a sister, Mrs.
v. e. Woodring, with whom he
lived, and several nieces and
nephews.
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
SOth BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
Many Dignitaries Attend Party
Honoring Charles A. Owens, Sr.

Many Dignitaries Attend Party
Honoring Charles A. Owens, Sr.
William 3. Owens, Smyrna at
tended the dinner party given in
honor of his father, Charles A..
Owens, Sr, at the Wilmington
Club Monday night. Charles A.
Owens, Jr., of Chagrin Falls, Ohio
who was the recent guest of his
brother in Smyrna, flew east from
his home in Ohio to be present at
the observance of his fathers
S0th birthday. A member of the
Board Of Harbor Commissioners,
Mr.. Owens received a number Of
gifts. Among the honored guests
were Dr. Gerald A. Beatty, JOS
eph c. Cathcart, c. Douglass
Buck, Henry c. Candy, DR.. Ar
thur D. Chambers, Henry t.
Claus, Jasper E. Crane, Frank M.
Donohue, j. Avery Draper, Pierre
S. DUPONT III, George Elliott, Jr.,
William H. Fem III, Franklin v.
Finn, William H. Foulk, John j.
B. Bulenwilder, Charles H. Cant,
Gerrish Gassaway, Willis F. Har-
rington, Daniel o. Hastings, Char
les A. Higgins, David Lindsay, Jr.,
Leland Lyons, Frank S. Pollock,
Robert H. Richards, Richard e.
Rigel,. U. S. District Judge Rich
ard S. Rodney, Henry P. Scott III,
Walter Shackleford, Pagan H
Simonton, Chief Justice Clarence
A. Switzerland, Willard A. Speak
man, Jr., Edwin D. Steele, Jr.,
Wendell R. Swint, Henry M. Tay-
lor, Jr., G.. Morris Whiteside II,
George Winchester, Joseph s.
Wilson, and Charles L. Wiswall.
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
Church School Heads To Meet

The 14th annual conference of
the Church School Superinten-
dents for the Peninsula Confer
ence of the Methodist Church will
get under way on Saturday after
noon, July 20 at pm. Plans for
the weekend probe to be very in
teresting. The guest speaker will
be the Rev. Glenn Gothard from
Nashville, Tenn. Walter Palmer,
president, would like to see a
gcbd representation from each of
the four districts of the confer
ence. Reservations are being TAX
en- by Lee Riggin of Laurel, Del.
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
First Presbyterian Church

First Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. o. c. Jones, minister, an
nounces services for Sunday, July
ID: Morning worship, IL am;
Sunday School, 10 am. The an
nual Sunday School picnic takes
place today Thursday at Toll
chester Beach. Cars will leave the
church at $50 am. All members
of the Sunday School are invited
to attend. The adult choir meets
for practice on Wednesday at s
o'clock pm.
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
Death of j. Harmon Crossley

]. Harmon Crossley, 81, for
merly of Miami, Fla, and Clay
ton, died July 4. He was the son
of the late Jacob and Addie Mof-
felt Crossley. Funeral services
were held July Z at pm. in the
FAIRIES Funeral Chapel, in charge
of the Rev. Guy H. McWilliams,
pastor of the Ewell's-St. Paul
Methodist Church, Clayton. In
terment was in Odd Fellaws cem-
etery. He is survived by two
brothers, Dudley Crossley and
Jacob Crossley, both of Clayton,
and four sisters, Mrs. Emma
Reed, also resident of this COM
munity; Mrs. Ada Hilyard, Will
mington; Mrs. Amy Cook and
Mrs. Edward Attix, both of Ken
ton.
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
DEDICATION
PROGRAM SET
Miss Delaware To Ride On
Jaycee Float in Parade
Next Wednesday
PLAN WATER CARNIVAL

The appearance of Miss Della
ware, who is expected to ride on
the Smyrna-Clayton Junior Cham
ber of Commerce float in the par
ade next Wednesday evening will
add glamor to the event. Kathy
d'Attilio will be accompanied by
Robert Wagner, Wilmington Jay
Gee who was chairman of the
Miss Delaware contest. Final de-
tails for the celebration at the
dedication of Commerce Street
were worked out at a meeting
held Tuesday night in charge of
Rodney Schuman, Jaycee presi-
dent and chairman iof the pro-
gram. Governor ]. Caleb Boggs
and other state officials, as well
as Mayor George M. Blendt and
members of Town Council will be
special guests, and will ride in
convertibles as dignitaries at the
head of the parade. The parade
is scheduled to start on Mt. Ver-
non Street Extended, west of
Smyrna and proceed to Market
Street, up Commerce Street
where reviewing stand will be
set up at Market Street Plaza.
The tape will be cut at the inter-
section of Market Street Plaza
and Commerce Street and the
parade will then continue to -Four
Corners, right on Main Street to
Town Hall, right lon South Street
to Market Street Plaza where il
will disburse. The band of the
Citizens Hose Company will play
short concert followed by q
brief address by Governor BoggS
who will turn the street over tc
the mayor. About thirty units, in.
cluding marching groups of vol.
unteer firemen from other towns
as we'll as the members of Cit
liens Hose Company and their
band, and several floats will form
the parade. A professional water
carnival will be staged at Lake
Como at the close of the cere-
monies, with water ballet ano
diving exhibitions. Every effort
will be made to hold the parade
on Wednesday, July II at 7:3C
p. m. but in case of a severe
storm it will be necessary to post
pone it TO the next night, Thurs.
day, July 18.
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
Smyrna Homemakers Club

The Smyrna Homemakers Club
will meet on Thursday, July 1S
at s pm. at the home of Mrs.
Margaret O'Neill, with Mrs. Mabel
Hoffecker as co-hostess. A report
on the short course at the Uni
versity of Delaware will be given
by Mrs. Laura Myers. Mrs. An
drew D. Cole, citizenship chair
man, will lead a discussion ION
home preparedness for civil de-
fense.
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
st. Peters Church

The Rev. F. Sydney Bancroft,
rector of st. Peters Church, has
announced that services on the
fourth Sunday after Trinity, July
IA, will be as follows, Holy Com
munion,-S am; Morning Prayer
and sermon, IL am. During the
month Of July and on the first
Sunday in August and on the first
Sunday in September, there will
be one service on Sunday at IL
am. in charge of the Rev. Paul
A. Kellogg, rector of Christ
Church, Dover.
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
Cancer Detection Center

The Cancer Detection Center of
of State Board of Health will be
open in Smyrna Friday, July 10.
at the Health Unit, e. Commerce
st. between 9:45 and 11:45 am.
and 12:45 and 2:45 pm. This
service is free to all women over
twenty-five years of age. The
center is open to both white and
Negro. Appointments may be
made by calling Smyrna 3091.
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
Democratic Club Meeting

A committee meeting of the
Democratic Club of First Repre-
sentative District was held Mon
day night, July 1 at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Busker, to
make plans for a covered dish
picnic to be held at Truths cot
tage on Pickering's Beach ON
Sunday, August IL at 1 o'clock,
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
Attended Lions Convention

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Henry Ennis
have returned from San Fran
cisco where they attended the In
ternational Lions convention with
District Governor George w. ELL
ingsworth and Mrs. Ellingsworth,
of Rehoboth Beach. Mr.. Ennis
succeeds Mr.. Ellingsworth as Dis
trict Governor of District % d.
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
Death of Noble It. herman

Noble T. Jerman, SO, of Leip-
sic, died Monday. Funeral SER
vices were held at FAIRIES Funeral
Chapel Wednesday at 2 pm. with
interment at Glsnwood Cemetery
Smyrna. A retired farmer who
has lived in Leipsic 81 years, he
is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jen-
ME Harper Jerman, of Leipsic-
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
David @. Harrison Post Meeting

At a recent meeting of the
David c. Harrison Post No. Ia,
American Legion, Mr.. Martin K.
Bessinger, 1st vice commander of
the Post awarded on behalf of the
Post, lifetime membership card
to Mr.. Grant G. Garis, who is a
past Post Commander and at
present the Post Finance Officer.
Mr.. Garis is the second member
of the Post to hold such an honor,
the other member being Mr.. Will
liam H. Kenworthey, deceased,
who was also a past Post Comb
mander and was Post Adjutant at
the time of his death.
Smyrna times., 1957-07-11
SMYRNA Grange Family Nigh

Family Night will be observed
by the Smyrna Grange on Tues
day, July 16 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Short. A cover
ed-dish supper will be held at z
pm. The annual picnic win be
held at Colchester Beach Manor
ION Thursday, August 8.
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Rockville AAUW
'SOiree'

A "Soiree" is planned by the
Rockville Branch, American AS
sociation of University Women,
at 8 p. M, September 30, at Glen
view Civic Center. Committee
chairman will outline plans for
the seasons program and a cof-
fee hour will follow Refresh
ments will be provided by Mrs.
Jack Harvey and her committee.
The new branch will receive its
charter and install officers dur
ing the monthly meeting from
8 to 10 p. m. on October z at
Christ Episcopal Church, S.
Washington Street.
Mrs. Heidi Hargitt, status of
women chairman, will introduce
a special guest to speak on won-
ems rights and duties in legal
matters. Hostesses for the meet
ing are Mrs. Rebecca N. Chinn
and Mrs. Harrison l.. England.
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People lie J%o~
Trends, Toasts and Tootle-oos?

Frederick Bellinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Morgan. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore p. Noyes, Jr.
Also Miss Betsy Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Webster, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Manfuso, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Reichelderfer, Mr..
and Mrs. Carter Bledsoe, Mr..
John BoWles, Mr.. David 'Huddle,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Carpenter,
Mr.. Henry Plaster, Miss Joyce
Hoffman, Mr.. Robert l.. Smith
and 1t. and Mrs. Andy Reardon.
Miss Dunn, daughter Of the
president of julius Garfinckel e.
Co, attended Potomac School,
and is a graduate of Mount Yer
non Seminary, Pine Manor Jun
ior College in Wellesley, Mass,
and the University Of North Caro-
lima. She made her debut at the
Sulgrave Club in 1913 and is a
member of the Junior League Of
Washington.
The prospective bridegroom is
graduate Of ST. Adams School,
Haverford College and George
Washington University Law
School. He Is Assistant United
States Attorney Of the District Of
Columbia.
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By Kathleen Leary
Society Editor

Lollipop dolls in crepe paper
frocks carried their own stylish
hat boxes across the luncheon ia.
bles set-up last week for the Sill
yer Spring KNIVES Fashion
ShoW-Luncheon at Manor Coun.
try Club. The decorations were
the inspiration of Mildred Brown
ing, chairman Of the annual fund
raising event for the Kiwanis
Club child welfare fund.
Seated with Mrs. Browning at
the head table were Mrs. Clifton
G. Richard, wife of the 1t Gov
ernor, 1st Division of Kfwanis
Clubs. Capital District; Maria
belle Young, commentator for the
style show; Marge Braden, co.
chairman; Betty Fredericks, vice
president of the club; c. w.
Brownie" Browning, secretary
Of the Silver Spring Kiwanians;
Rev. Ed Stiess of Grace Episco.
pal Church, and Mrs. Stiess.
Jim King awarded the coveted
500 fall suit to Mrs. c. Robert
Gray, wife of the realtor, and
a new hat went to Mrs. v. Fl. Mil
Ter of Rockville.
The showing Of modes from
Martins and millinery from Ro.
Mar, was modelled by members Of
the KNIVES and their daughters.
Hairstyles were by Victor.
Miss Maryland Of 1857, Nancy
Norris, opened the show to the
strains of Maryland, My Mary
land" in the filmy white gown in
which she won the title.
Peggy King walked the run.
way in gray suit she said she
wanted hubby TO buy for her, and
topped it off with a ruby red hat
A Maryland pine green jersey
jacket dress was the choice Of
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Nancy Hawkins, and her hat was
a soft pink beaver.
Back TO books and admiring
looks" was Marjabelle's comment
when young Charlotte Malasky
appeared in a bulky striped shirt
with nipped-in waist, and high
collared green sweater. Ditto for
Lynne Fausak, whose orange
beaver hat was a show stopper.
All wrapped-up in a glow OF
red-the big news this year-was
Ruth Wolford. Her cashmere
coat was fur trimmed with hood
that looked pretty up or down.
Betty Fig was trim in a dark
gray knit suit coordinated with
snow white beaver hat, neck tie
and gloves; and petite Edna
KatZ's suit had a natural mink
collar.
Popular leopard fur, trimmed
the feminine old gold coat worn
by Dorothy Glotfelty, and her hat
and handbag were Of matching
leopard.
Twilight and after hour pref
ties climaxed the show with Mar
cia Haberlin glamorous in a red
velvet cocktail dress with floating
Marlene DIETRICH stole.
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Wedding Bells Ring
For Ellen |. Payne

A 4 pm. double ring wedding
ceremony at The Church Of the
Brethren, Washington Grove, re-
Gently united Miss Ellen L. Payne,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence E. Payne, Glen-TraWlah
Road, Rockville, and Mr.. Robert
L. Sands, USING, of Carderock,
Md, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Sands of Greensboro. N. c. The
Rev. Arthur l.. Warner officiated.
For her wedding ensemble the
former Miss Payne chose a pale
blue brocaded silk afternoon
dress. Her veil of blue tulle fell
from a white hat, and she wore a
corsage of white carnations.
Mrs. Joseph A. Foster of Gath
ersburg, was matron of honor for
her sister in a coral chiffon dress,
and another sister, Miss Alice
Payne, served as bridesmaid In a
lavender outfit. Each wore a cor.
age Of white rosebuds.
The best man was Mr.. Joseph
A. Foster of Gaithersburg.
After a reception at the home
Of the bride, the couple left on
an extended southern trip through
Virginia, West Virginia, Tennes-
see and North Carolina. They
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Mary O'Ha||oran Is
Bride Of Mr.. Buxton

thedral train. Her fingertip veil
fell from a crown of seed pearls,
and she carried a bouquet of min
iature white orchids and stephan
otis.
Miss Betsy O'Halloran was her
sisters maid of honor, and Miss
Priscilla Buxton, sister of the
bridegroom, was bridesmaid. Both
wore waltz length gowns of sheer
embroidered nylon over acquanla-
rine taffeta with matching chif-
fon drape and carried bouquets
of white and pink rosebuds:
The brides six-year-old twin
sisters, LaJ lie and Jean O'Hallo-
ran, were Flower girls wearing
white eyelet batists over pink and
and carrying baskets of pink
rose petals.
The bridegroom's best man was
his brother, Mr.. David Emerson
Buxton, and ushering were MIR.
Frank John Holmes and Mr.. 10.
seph Koseveach of Chevy Chase
and Mr.. Samuel Edward Dawson
of Alexandria, Va.
A reception for family and
close friends followed at the Con
gressional Country Club, the
brides mother receiving in cham
payne lace over taffeta with small
feather hat and matching orchid
The bridegroom's mother chose
grayed aquamarine Chantilly lace
with an orchid corsage.
Following wedding tri p
through New York State, the cou
pie will reside in Arlington, Va.
The bride was graduated from
Montgomery Junior College and
attended Southeastern University
She is now secretary to the Depu
ty Quartermaster General.
Mr.. Buxton was graduated
from Woodward Preparatory
School, attended Ohio Wesleyan
University and is at present .en
rolled in the College of Engineer
ing at George Washington Uni
versity.
Outof-town guests included Mrs
Allyn King Renwick of Ligonier
Z
Penna., Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Stew
ems of Kutztown, Penna., Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis T. Barry of Philadel
phia, Penna.,
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Kitty Thompson, Becky Hudson,
Florence Brown, Jean Bean and
Lorelie Lutz.
Jean served as president Of her
Sunday School class during the
past year, and when the group
held their dinner meeting at
Brook Farm Restaurant, she was
presented with a book as part
ing gift.
Dinner parties for the couple
were also hosted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs Dick
Burlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Man
ny and Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ.
Sweeney
The Faulconers have four
youngsters, Loren, 9, Donna and
Deborah, 7.year-old twins tall for.
mer students at Colesvlle Ele-
mentary SCHOOL,, and Vivian, 31s.
Melvin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Edward Faulconer, 1872 Thayer
Avenue, Silver Spring, was as
ISOLATED with Loving Chevrolet
before his departure. Jean is the
daughter Of Mrs. Vivian c. Math.
ews, now living in Jackson, and
the late Clyde II. Mathews.