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services wednesday. July %, 1858,
At pm, at Tiekler's Funeral Home,
North ave, Baltimore, Nd.
GERTRUDE e. HARRELL. W, NJ.
VIOLA E, CURRY, p. NJ. Secy. %
MOSS. JAMES NJ. on Saturday. July
10, 1855, at Casualty Hospital
JAMES NJ. MOSS Of T5l 9Th st. Sc,
devoted husband Of Mrs. Clara Moss,
father OF Mrs. Beatrice Henry and
Mrs Barbara Zimmerman. He also
leaves two sisters, Mrs. Nancy Good
win and Mrs. Martha Rice; nine
grandchildren, other relatives and
July %. friends may call at the Eu-
81, sw Funeral Wednesday, July
%, ct 1870 pm. at the Rehoboth
Baptist Church. lst st sE. between
N and o, the Rev. A. H. s. johnson
offciating Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 20
MURPHY. DR.. DENNIS JOHN. on Sun
JOHN 'q MfuRP P 1855 q Pie PIT p W 81
Murphy and father Of Mrs, John q
Pool, ir., and Mrs. J. L. Bender Of
TIMOTHY Murphy OF Worchester.
Mass Three grandchildren also sur
vive. Friends are invited to can At
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home of Robert A.. Humphrey.
Bethesda, Nd on Tuesday. July %
between the hours q and En- I,.
&, Al he i' Fort y My.r ep chspei. fori
iinEton National Cemetery. %
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"a ~ n ~: yAMES z: IN 5unday, July
tsrium' JAMES Z. MAUER' beloved
husband Of Barbara L. Mauer, IA
thef Of John E, Mauer, son Of Ber-
tina NJ. Mauer, brother Of Mrs. John
Dana and Alvin M. Msuer, MD.
neral Home, 254 Carol st. NV.
parking oppositel, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings from z pm
until $3.50 pm. Requiem mass at
Our Lady OF Sorrows Catholic
Church. Larch and New Hampshire
ayes, Takoma Park, Nd, at $50
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. %
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JONES. ANNIE wHALEN. On Saturday

July 10, 1855, at her residence, iS6S
EkS Meth Trey ,, & ArlinssSns Va; MRS:
widow Of the late Edward L. Jones;
mother of Miss Katherine A. Jones
Briesait Of 'I cineinnstl. Ohio, and
Mrs. Myrmie Crowell OF Menesha,
Wis, and II; Col Edward NJ Jones
Tuesday. az the Fitzgerald Funeral
Home 3245 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
Va parking IN the rearl Services
will be held Wednesday. at $3.50
am. at the st. Charles Catholic
Church; 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 20
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Dfaths

f saSa ssAS SSy p 20 b. 1888 5eAs " aoS on
Alto Hospital. FRANK p. Sell, Jr.,
Of 5bl7 Macarthur blvd NV.
Friends may call At the Chevy Chase
Funeral Home, 5iO3 Wisconsin ave,
NV, where services will be held
Wednesday, July 20. at ! pm, In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry 20
RELL. FRANK p fToMMIFl. Member,
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BRADFORD. FRED n. suddenly. on
Monday, July II, 1865, at MS resi-
FaSs6 aS5 3 bsSvs a ta S F y Fred p
erick, Joseph. Barbara Ann and
Audrey Bradford. Services will be
held at the De VVol Funeral Home.
1924 Wisconsin ave. NV on Thurs
day, July "a, a. pm. Friends and
relatives invited "a
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MASON. RUTH. On Sunday. July 20,
1885, RUTH MASON Of s2Gb Balti-
more blvd, College Park. Nd, be-
IoNsS wife ~ cs q Fred Mason and
Peggy Jordan. She also is survived
BY two sisters, Grace Kuhn and
Anna Mae Ball: her mother, Edna
Jones. and great-grandfnother. Jen-
ME Laird. Services at Gasch's Fu-
neral Home, 473g Baltimore ave.
Hyattsville, Nd, -on Tuesday, July
20, at / pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Lewistown, Pa.
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WACHIEk, MORA B. Suddenly, on
sunday, July 20. y. 8. 40 near
M MHS a. airy ID Nd VIZ NORA b wAcH-
Wachter Of -Purdum, Md: daughter
Of the late Levi and Alverda Tabler
Of Etchison, Md one son, Clarence
X Duvall, Damascus, Md two
rs snSesdre one s asa SSs M sTsst
Bosley: two brothers, Albert and
Thomas Tabler. Friends may call
at the Roy W Barber Funeral Home.
LaytonsVtlle, Nd, where services
81 AZ nm interment psmsS Sy
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BERGER, LEO A. Suddenly. on Fri
day July :, , lsSs; LEO A. BER Rt;.sI
dale, Nd. beloved brother Of Edward
NJ. Berger, Washington, D. C., and
Fred A. Berger, Chicago, III. Grave
side services will be held on Wednes-
and friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Valleys funeral
aervfra
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THs IN bJ iSlY Ia 19 ~ V4 hs,1 Eye 81
Mrs Mary Drummond OF Westfeld
Mass. Remains at Chambers Fti-
neral Home, 400 Chaplin st. NV,
until Wednesday, July %. at $50
IN Mass at st. Patriek's Catholic
Church, 10th and O SITS. NV. al
2 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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WALpkUN' ,6sdHEk =. on Sunday
wAhDRoNh 0s 81 aoll E Eys n n.H
beloved wife Of Joseph l. Waldron
sister Of Mrs. Ellen Kumpula OF
Newell. s. Oak Friends may call
at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave
NV. courtesy parking opposite)
where services will be held, on Tues
dav, July 90, at pm Interment
private %
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CLARK. COL. JOHN ALEXANDER
SATURDAY. July 10, is5s. al walter
Reed Army Hospital, COL JOHN
AA i.sS y CLAhk O. 5sss La
band OF Amy Neff Clark and father
OF Capt. r. s. Clark, USN, OF Lone
Beach, Calf: John A. Clark III
Of Ions Island, N y Mrs. Jackson
del. both OF Atlanta. Ga. Friends
NAV call at the Rinaldi Funeral
Home, Sl6 II st. ne, from "a
2 pm. Tuesday. Services at Fort
a. IL am. with full military hon
ors. Interment Arlington National
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MyIH I,,s 81 CA iSEs L.WIS; On Sunday;
Hospital Carl, L. MORGAN Of SO
Willie Mae Morgan. brother Of
Aruther Morgan, other relatives and
many friends. After pm on Tues
day, July %, friends may call at
the District Morticians Funeral
Home, 1900 Vermont ave. NV,
where funeral services will be held
Wednesday. July 20, at / pm. In
terment Arlington Cemetery Ar
rangements by John d. Watson
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cLARKE. PHILIP MANSFIELD. SID.

denly, on Sunday, July 90, 1865, at
his RESIDENCE, gil Desmond court
He leaves to mourn their loss a
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy T. Ross; a
son. Bernard Clarke, and other rela-
ttves and friends. The late Mr.
Clarke is resting in the Morris A.
Carter a. Co. Funeral Home, sos H
81. NV. Notice Of services later
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July 80. t lsss, q circle SR S TenTss;
Hospital, Alexandria, Va. HENRI
Of Harold Tunick, sister OF Harold
Schram. Friends may call at the
Everly Funeral Home. ga W. Maine
St, Fairfax, Va, where services will
be held on Wednesday, July %, at
/. 1880 am. Interment National Me-
mortal Park Cemetery, Falls Church.
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MONDAY, July Il. idss, az his home
MARKHAM, Va. JOHN RoBERI
Hun and father OF Thomas Hun. Of
s s,ss' a, so sr.h. hoe va R M 4 AS
Of Warrenton. Va, and Ralph Hun
OF Marshall, Va: also four grand-
children, Friends and relatives NAY
call at Royston Funeral Home. Mar
shall. Va. Euneral services W. Y. !. .! 3,
Church wednesday at pm. EST,
Interment Warrenton Cemetery,
Warrenton. Va
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on T nun EO July ), 1858 I' a 81.
lando, Fla Burial was in Green
wood Cemetery, Orlando. Survivors.
IN addition TO her husband, are
Daughter, Eleanor Johnston Rrum-
baugh: brothers. Lee I. Baker
sisters. Rannie 3. Baker, Bess Baker
Pierce.
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eORMAN. MICHAEL J. on sunday
July go, 1858. at his residence. 41O5
Wisconsin ave. NV, MICHAEL j.
GORMAN, beloved husband Of Mar
Victor Cahill, Mrs. Carlton Collins,
p William L. German and the late John
j. German. Funeral from Collins
Funeral Home, 1891 14th st. NV.
on Wednesday. July %, at S:45
an. REQUIEM mass at st. AIMS
Church, 400 Wisconsin ave. NV, at
els am. Interment Holy Rood
Cemetery. -
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81. 1e5s, at his residence. $3.50
Tanlaw I'd. NV FERD g. FRIEND
beloved husband of Ann Sparks
FinkeL Boston. Mass, and Robert L.
Friend Of Los Angeles Calf. brother
Of Harry Friend, Washington, d. c.,
and Jay l.. Friend of Los Angeles,
Calf: Mrs, Hattie Weixel and Mrs.
Bessie Mendelsohn of CHICAGO, III
Two grandchildren also survive
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
1896 Pennsylvania ave. NV (cour-
tesy parking oppositel, where serV-
ices will be held on Wednesday. July
%, at 1890 pm. Interment Wash
ington Hebrew Conversation Gene
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o. Rock Greek Council
4 nstlnsa q the death Hls.s q
Nrt requested 70 assem-
bic IL the Holy Re.
deemer Church. Summit
Iui rds, Kenainaton, Nd !, a.
m, Tuesday, July 20, ioos.
itation Of the rosary for the
3 BENZ NJ iosI OK
'6EPH 5. GUIDO, rs.
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July VI: i9SS' = veterans H HPlal
YER, brother Of Edna k. Lester
Washington, D. c.. Mrs. kebeccs
Long, Helen Refauver, Los Angeles
Calf; Alexander u KefauVer
Washington, ID. c.. and Joseph L
Kefauver, Tokyo. Japan. Friends may
call at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290i 14th st. NV. (DaTkine
facilitiesl. Graveside services a. Ar
ltngton National Cemetery on Thurs.
day, July "a, at ii am. 20
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SHIPLEY. ELMER ELLSWORTH. Or
Monday, July 81, 1888, at his rest.
Elmer ELLSWORTH sHIPLEY. be.
loved husband of Clara B. Shipley, ia.
Their Of Mrs. Ralph Donnelly Of Char,
Washington, d. c.: grandfather Of 10.
seph and Kathleen Donnelly. Friend
may call at the Ives Funeral Home
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va
Mnere funeral services VIII be held OF
Interment Conversational Cemetery
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On july 70. iessH' S CLYDE M% acisaii.
HUNT, OF 1900 Connecticut ave.
nv beloved husband q yirsinia
William Clyde and Martha NJ Hunt,
and brother OF the late William Al
ton .dunt Friends may call 81 the
Birch Funeral Home 1904 M 81
NV. after noon Mondav Services
bans school. S Wisconsin a and '' Mas.
Sachusetts ayes. NV, on Wednes-
day, July 20, at 1880 am Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
In lieu Of flowers, donations may
be, mad, 70 So Adams School De-
velopment Fund %
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GORMAN, MICHAEL J. The members
Of the Holy Name Society
ZZGM of 81. AIMS Church are
M ! Us ccii3a; 'f Fg s;i:%1 Home 9
Wly Tuesday, July 20, at S.4H
w pm. for recitation OF the
rosary for MICHAEL j. GORMAN.
REV. WILLIAM p. ANDERSON.
Spiritual Director.
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july 81, 1855. It cAA II SH j. MG IiNR:
husband Of Ruth M. Linehan lnee
Slmonds), father OF Mrs. Rita Blair,
Mrs. Ruth F Beall, Mrs. Dorothy
Rainey, Charles j. and Harold q.
Linehan and Richard Silva, brother
Of Mrs. John Maillett and Mrs. Ernest
Gutmmond Of Haverhill. Mass. He
also is survived by IL grandchildren.
Friends may call at Valleys Funeral
Home. 5000 Rhode Island ave at
Eastern ave. ne. Funeral on Thurs
day. July "a. at $50 am, thence to
st. Francis De-Sales Catholic Church.
where mass viii be offered at o am.
for the repose Of his soul. Relatives
and friends invited Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Boston papers
please copy. %
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WADE, WILLIAM Z. on Monday. July
81, 1858, at Washington Hospital
Center, WILLIAM E. WADE Of 200
Lawrence ST. ne. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by Frazier's
Funeral Home
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Dratha

nIogfNs. BERNARD. on Monday
July 81. le5s, a waynesyille. N q,
LsxlnEion , ne, ths beloved hnl-
banq Of MIRA. Nettie % Hlgglna,
f sSss may q ss A' :, ~ O. p SansTs
Home. 9Th a. and Mass. ave, ne,
Until $3.50 an. THURSDAY. july ~
FranciA Xavier Catholic Church,
eNth and PennaylvAnia ave, Sc,
a am. Interment Mount ollvel
Cemetery, 90
HOGAN. nav. STEPHEN >. suddenly,
on SATURDAY., July 10, 1895, ~ Holy
Regency Regency ssetory me My
Redeemef Church, Kenalneton. No
lAther Hogan viii Ne IN state ~
Holy Redeemer Church after \ pm
Sunday, followed By solemn pontihcal
requiem mas on Wednesday, July 20,
olivet Cemetery 20
HOGAN. STEPHEN o.. REv. Members
n Hnrk Creek Eounrll
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24

Funeral services were held
Saturday at the Burr Funeral
Home, ChardOn, for Frank w
Savage, "a, of 353 South ST.,
Chardon, who died Wednesday
night in Corey Hospital
He was born at Chagrin Falls,
spent his early years in New
bury, and had been a resident Of
ChardOn more than so years.
Mr.. Savage was employed for
many years in the old ChardOn
electric light plant as an electri-
clan. When this plant was taken
over by the Cleveland Electric
Illuminating Co., he was as
sociated with that company %
years until retiring in l948.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage cele-
brated their 50th wedding ami
! verSary three years ago.
Surviving besides the wife, FL
izabeth, are three sons, william
H. of PaineSviIle, Richard F.,
| Willoughby, and Robert A. OF
. Chardon and three daughters,
Mrs. Laura ShingledeCker, Phil
IipSburg, Pa, Mrs. Beatrice
Dinsmore, wife of Geauga Pros
secutor, James w. Dinsmore,
and Mrs Elizabeth Neill OF
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ROIIiiIlgg Q
A~V AAAAAS y
Alone
by BILL SPEAR

Well they finally made our
biggest refrigerator the big
gcst state in the nation Every
other chunk of real estate
in the US. will have to move
down a notch which will
be about as popular with
some Of them as ground glass
in the sugar bowl For the
past - years the Gallup Poll
has reported that most of us
were in favor of both Alaska
and Hawaii joining the fam
lily but Congress moved
like a glacier in cold spell.
Now that the chill has been
taken off Alaska, Hawaii is
looking for a little close har-
mony on The Song of the
Islands" "
| hear that the latest def
milton of an optimist is fell
low who can enjoy the see
merry while he's taking de
tour. But whether it's d de-
tour or not, you'll enjoy the
scenery" at SPEAR MOTOR
SALES. There are three
points about car which are
important above all others
dependability, economy, and
beauty. The new DeSotO
combines all three of these,
resulting in the truly great
est car the public has yet
seen. Buy you new DeSoto
SPEAR MOTOR SALES
N. Hambden Rd., Chardon
Phone 6-417O
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Aquilla Road Committee
to Study Repairs Needed

ceived the sum of $2O.57.
Dale Gibons celebrated his
seventh birthday on Thursday
with a party at his home for
several of his friends.
Little Bonnie and Connie Ad-
ans, and Mickey Leyde ap-
peared on teleViSion on the Red
Riley chiIdren's show on Mon
day morning.
MIS-. Charlotte Grover and
daughters, Frances Grover and
Mrs. Alberta EdgingtOn and
daughter, EdWina, returned re
Gently from a trip to Hampton,
a, to visit her son, Air Force
Staff Sergeant Norman Grover
and his wife JaCqueline.
Miss Joyce Kosharko, of New
bury, granddaughter of Mrs.
Grover, is spending a weeks va
cation at her home on Berk-
shire drive.
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IN SER VICE

Army lst 1t JAMES S. REEF
whose wife, Ann, lives in Palm
yra, N. j., recently arrived in
Hawaii and is now a member
Of the staff at Tripler US. AT
my Hospital in Honolulu.
Reef, a medical officer in the
hospital, entered the Army in
July 1856.
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
o Reef, 377 Park Ave, Char
don. the 24-year-old officer is a
1852 graduate of Chardon High
School, a 1854 graduate Of Mus
kingum College and a member
of Alpha Kappa Kappa frater-
nifty.
Cadet DAVID A BIGLER 81
of Huntsburg, Ohio, is attending
a SiX-Week summer camp at
Fort Belvoir, Va, under the Re
sereV Officer Training Corps
program of Purdue University
in Lafayette Ind. The training
WILL SA4Q 1N5' l.
Bigler, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall E. Bigler, Route /, is
a 1854 graduate of Cleveland
Heights High School. He is a
member of Sigma AlphS Epsilon
fraternity.
DONALD GROVE, son of
Rev. and Mrs. Osborne Grove
Of Claridon, is now enrolled in
the Officer Candidate School of
the United States Navy at the
Naval Station at Newport, RI.
Mr.. Grove reported for duty on
Monday, June 80, and will be
at officer candidate school until
the last of October.
Before enIisting in the Navy
Mr. Grove was a teacher at
Burton, in the sixth grade.
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No Liquor for Week

A week suspension has been
ordered against selling liquor at
the Green Lantern Cafe, Char
don, by the state liquor board.
The board found the owners,
Anthony J. Modica and Joseph
A. Genovese, guilty of the Sun
day sale Of liquor. The suspen-
sion begins next Tuesday.
The cafe is at 155 Center St.,
ChardOn.
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BY MRS. JESSIE MARTHE
Phone Avenue G-55ll

AQUILLA - Council meeting
was held on MOndayt evening,
with Mayor Grant and Council
men GencOpe, Novak, Adams,
Parr and VargO attending. Bills
were approved for payment
Discussion was made on road
conditions and also the cleaning
of bitches and sIuiceS The Road
Committee will be making a
check on the necessary work to
be done, Next regular meeting
of Council will be on Monday
August 4th, at 7:3O pm. The
public is invited to attend
Mrs. Richard Wolfe and son,
Richard, spent the past week in
CooIVille, Ohio, visiting her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Rho
dcS.
Spending a weeks vacation
touring the New England states
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bah
bitt. and her mother. Mrs Ida
Ford They also visited for a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clint Tarr, in Washington, Pa.
Daryl and Jay Babbitt visited
tor a week at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Garrison, in Avon
Lake.
The Girl Scout Lone Troop 2
received a check from the Com
munity for their portion of the
proceeds from their booth at the
Bazaar in the sum Of S3,33 Cub
Scout Pack 1877 received the sum
Of SO AS, and AQuilIa Chapter Go-
auga Hospital Association re-
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Frank Savage Rites Saturday

ChardOn.
Mr.. Savage also leaves ii
grandchildren and II gre +
grandchildren.
tor of the Pilgrim Christian
Rev. Charles w. Strong, pas
Church, officiated at services.
Burial was in Chardon Gene
tprV
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Continued From Page BIS

Continued From PAGE B.
Raymond S. sites, curator
In charge OF educational work
OF the National Gallery
Mrs. Roosevelt Heard
A panel discussion took
place yesterday morning for
the delegates on voluntary
Responsibility toward a Bet
ter World"
The women participating
were honored at the OPEN
ing Of the convention Mon
day night for their work
and fame In civic affairs.
One, Mrs. Franklin d.
Roosevelt, said, "The destiny
Of the uncommitted people
Of the world. 10 ally them
selves with freedom or COM
munism, is not necessarily a
military decision"
Mrs. Roosevelt called on
the delegates TO take their
volunteer service as seriously
as professional work: to use
their years as homemakers
and mothers; TO explore
methods of understanding
and living with others, and
to develop the courage to
stand alone and Ito be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07
Youth Award
Giving Plonned

The first annual Kronman
Youth Award was to be given
to a 14-year-old boy and a
group of teen-age girls by the
B'nai Birth Women. Abram
Simon Chapter, at their an
nual spring luncheon. 1t was
to take place at the Shore
ham Hotel today.
Winners are Leonard Rich
ard Goldstein, for aiding
Help for Retarded Children.
Inc, and the Debs, a teen-age
group, for their service to
Mentally Retarded Sunday
School of Bethlehem Luther
an Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-07
Junior League Members
Have a Busy Schedule

counted when important is
sues are at stake"
Mrs. Roosevelt concluded.
There is a vast amount 10
be learned In one commun-
ity which helps In under
standing the problems which
confront the world commun-
fly"
British Leader Speaks
Another member OF the
panel. the Dowager Marchion-
ess Of Reading. founder OF the
Women's Voluntary Services
In Great Britain. told the
group, ut is important 10
know exactly what you are
aiming for In the community
and TO have deep convictions
concerning the work which is
undertaken. Supply the VOL
unteer with a clear vision Of
the ultimate goal and provide
the practical means Of achiev-
ing II. then as the volunteer
grasps the ethic q new leader
is born"
Panel member Mrs. Oveta
Culp II obby. former HEW
Secretary. stressed the need
for citizens to become think
ers and planners. Take stock,
she said. of existing govern
ment services which no longer
meet the needs Of society.
Mrs. Hobby pointed out that
students of the tenth-grade
level we're dropping out Of
school in large numbers. She
also said only so per cent
of the students qualified for
college entrance actually are
entering our universities.
The former cabinet officer
called on the Junior League
to "assist in the basic task Of
updating information and
creating new services"
Argentine Volunteer Work
Possibly the most dramatic
statement was made by Sc
nora de Garcia, Argentina's
well-known civic leader. She
is a board member of the
United Nations Association in
Argentina.
Sonora de Garcia pointed
out the fields in which Ar
gentine women are working
as volunteers including:
Administering to the needs
OF the lepers. crippled chill
dren, and the blind; assisting
working mothers; supervising
food quality and price con-
troll, and establishing library
facilities in rural areas.
THE spectacle of vandal-
ism created by the Peron
dictatorship has spurred
women on to great efforts to
replace community services
which he destroyed" she said.
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ENGAGEMENTS
Knighi-Shields

Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
knight Of this city announce
the engagement OF their
daughter Ann X. TO Mr.. John
Edmond Shields. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Shields Of
Port Washington, Long Is
land. N. Y. A June wedding
Is planned.
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JeSSee-Morris

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Har-
old lessee of Lebanon. Va,
announce the engagement of
his sister. Margaret Louise, to
Mr.. William Mcintosh Nor
rts, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Morris of Bethesda. Miss
lessee is the daughter of the
late Mr., and Mrs. Trigg C.
jesse of Lebanon. A July
wedding is planned.
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Hebburd-Cui

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester w.
Hebbard OF Washington an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Louise 10 Mr..
Donald A. Cutler. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank A. Cutler
OF Pittsburgh. Pa. The we'd
ding is planned for next
March.
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Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER c.
Cheek Of Rockville. Md. an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Marilyn Pa
tricia 10 Mr.. Charles Edward
Greeley. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Joseph Greeley of Sill
yer Spring. A June z we'd
ding is planned.
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Shiru-Swunson

Col. and Mrs. Robert B.
Shira Of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Sharon Lou
to Mr.. Paul Roger Swan
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald G. Davis Of Hudson,
Ohio.
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Whitfield Brumbouoh

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Japeth Whitfield, jr. of Suf-
folk, Va. announce the en-
gagement of their daugh-
ter Catherine Diane to Mr..
Frank Samuel Brumbaugh,
son of DR. and Mrs. Elmer
Ralph Brumbaugh of Pen
Argyll, Pa. A June % wedding
is planned.
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Buckover-Rodie

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Backover. ST.. announce the
engagement OF their daughter
Bette Louise TO Mr.. Wilfred
Joseph Rode, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rode Of
Devon. Conn. A July 5 we'd
ding Is planned.
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Wu-Arris

Mr.. and Mrs. David p. E.
WI announce the engage
ment OF their daughter Mary
Stu Mel 10 1t. U.gO Daniel
Jay Arris. USN, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander A. Arris
OF Frederick, Md. A fall we'd
ding is planned.