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TROxEL, !. MABELLE. On Friday.

ThUAEL' T. Nc MabELLE a,,,a On P PLIuHyy'
I f MAB4ELLE TRoxEI Of 1915 IS.h
st. NV. beloved wife Of Elyin
r Troxel. mother Of Mildred M
Troxel and sister of Mrs Flora
beilInSn O. Lepsn ntd ri Ma sno sca Ia,s
Friends NAV call at the r. Hines
Co, Funeral Home @90l 4th
st NV .fter . pm. Sunday Nav
Is Services at the above funeral
home on Tuesday, May 20, at .
pm parking facilitiesl Inter-
ment Rock Greek Cemetery. 10
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GIBSON, MARY AGNES, on Saturday

May IL. 1855. MARY AGNES Glib
SON beloved wife OF the late Joseph
E Gibson; mother Of Henry, Alfred.
Richard Joseph. Bernard. Francis
Mary He.en Sanders; sister Of Joseph
ard Charles Bethel; also survived
by twenty-five grandchildren, six
great-grandchildren Friends may call
al the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
May 1S. at Q pm, thence at her
late residence. Abells. Nd, until
Tuesday, May 20. at $3.50 am.
REQUIEM mass at Holy Angels Church,
at 10 am. Relatives and friends in
vited Interment Sacred Heart Gene
terry, Bushwood Nd. Rosary on
Monday at s o m 10
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GEsELL, EGsER ToS g, On : s aSgyI 2

May II. 1858, EoBERT G. dEsELL.
Of 1915 KsloTams road nv beloved
side services will be held al Ar
lington National Cemetery, on Tues
day, May 20 at q am Friends wish
ing % attend NAV assemble at the
the Memorial Gate Of Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, Tuesday. at $3.50
am.
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THOMAS, GRACE C. on Sunday,
May is. 1853, at her residence.
l715 I'd st NV, MRS GRACE C
THOMAS, beloved wife OF o. Z
and friends also survive. Remains
resting with L. e. Murray g. Son,
1897 10th st. NV. Funeral notice
later. zoe
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GODFREY, MABEL R. On Saturday,

Nav h, 1855, a her residence'
FREY St 5s5 s. nT Of M .bs st r SOB
H. and Mary z Godfrey. She is also
survived BY nieceS and nephewS
Friends NAV call at the above resi-
dence after nm Monday. where
services will be held on Tuesday.
wood Cemetery.
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D 'NFELL, LUCKLIIA z. on Sum
day. May rs, 1858. a. her resi-
dence, Oakdsle Park, Vienna. Va.
. LCCRETIA ?. CIR NFE'T. aged 81
Years wife Of the late DR.. Frederick
v, Grenfell, mother Of Frederick a,
Carol J. and Gardner P Grenfell
She also is survived nv four grand
children and four reat-erandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd d,
Arlington. Va. Notice OF funeral
arrangements later.
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HARRIS. CHARLES. On Wednesday

May ia, 1858, CHARLES HARRIS
OF 1905 Sekton pl. NV. He Is sur
vived by wife Mrs. Julia Harris;
two brothers. one sister, one step
other relatives and many friends
Remains resting az Horizons Nor
tuary. 1924 You st. NV Funeral
on Tuesday. May 20, At Q am,
from St. Augustus Catholic Church,
WnndlaNn CemelerY.
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MILLER. GEORGE I saddegly;

Sunday. May rs, lb5s, GEORGE l,
MILLER OF 1904 Quincy St, Brent
wood. Nd, beloved brother of Annie
Miller and Mary NJ Smith. Rela-
tives and friends are invited TO call
at the Collins Funeral Home. 3S2l
14th st. NV, where PRAYERS will
at $40 am: thence to St james
Church. AGO Rhode Island ave,
where requiem mass will be offered
at o. am. Interment st, Mary's
Cemetery 90
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BORK. FRANK 2. on Friday. May

10. 1908. FRANK r BORk, be-
loved husband OF Lucille r Bork.
father Of Mrs. William q. Jones
dc Rs ana All Franz M oS sss1 sns ssobs 81
Of Mrs. William Cogswell Of Perry
n Y Funeral services at the
W W. Deal Funeral Home, 4el2
Qeorgia ave. NV. on Tuesday,
~ the Nstivity rbprrb an ana
Peabody SITS NV. at $3.50 an.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terv. 10
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1875, 81 Calvert Nursins Home,
Rrinsasf rfiSSeaeriskii, u.b No; hSSi aH
5sft 3 ana bSnlsI ' G Austin Austin sister Gui
oi Oscar and Oden Bridget She Is
Also survived By three grandchildren
Funeral from the HUNT Funeral
Home, Waldorf, Nd, on Tuesday
al trinity Church. Newport. Nd. At
10 am. fnterment church cemetery
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CULLEN, HARRY A. on SUNDAY
North Hishisnd ~. hr siiisuueSs ~
HARRY a CULLEN beloved hus-
band Of vlreiniA NJ, Cullen, father
Of Harry 4 and Joseph Nj Cullen.
grandfather Of Barbara Ann Cullen
s ssS,n. Mrs :, fa .sia Nae Money
joseph T William W, John s
Cullen and Mrs. 0oldie Lusby.
Friends may call a the Ives Fu-
neral Home. esi7 Wilson blvd. Ar
llngton. Va. Notice Of funeral serv-
ices later.
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May IS 1858, MOLLIE NJ. MINISTER
Of 1912 Queers lane. Arlington, Va,
beloved mother OF Murray Minister
Mrs. Maxine Goldman and Mrs.
Elaanor Averbaeh Of Pittsburgh
Pa She also Is survived by a sis
ter. Mrs. Dora Kimelman Of Nc
Keesport. Pa, and four grand hill
drep. Funeral services at the Ber-
nard Danzansky &, Sons Funeral
Home 1901 14th st NV, on
Wednesday, May Il, at II a IN.
farr
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1858. at her residence. i535 South
18Th road. Arlington. Va. MARY A.
BILL. She leaves one son. Charles
II. Bell; one daughter. Mrs. Bertha
Belr three grandchildren. one great
grandchild, nieces and nephews,
one daughter-in-law. one son-in-
Law and other relatives and friends
Friends may call after 10 noon
oi her son, 330 North Patrick 81,
Alexandria. Va. Funeral services
Wednesday, May 81. at 2.30 pm,
from Shiloh Baptist Church Rev.
Moses Beasley ofieiating. Interment
Union Cemetery
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SUNDAY, May is 1858, ROLAND Il.
MATHEWS Of 6OI6 Naval ave
Lanham. Nd beloved husband OF
Anna r. Mathews tnee COTradol.
father Of Teresa Mathews, son Il
the late Barker A. and Cecilia
Adams Mathews He also Is sur
vived BY two sisters, Mrs. Mary NJ.
Crockett and Mrs Metheal C. Helm.
both Of Washington. ID C. Friends
NAV call az the s. II. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2q0l l4th st. NV.
fparkin- facilitiesl Mass will be
said at Fort Myer Chapel Fort
Myer. Va. on Thursday May 90, at
Q an Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery 81
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sTROBEL. MARY ELIzABETH les.

MARY FLifzABETfiH sfRoBEL. be-
loved wife Of James l. Strobel:
sister of Charles Downs. Friends
may call at the Robert A Mat
tingly Funeral Home 1871 18th St.
Sc. where services will be held on
Wednesday Nav 81. at 1O,45 an.
Relatives and friends invited Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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DAvIDvW. ALECK uARoLp

sunday. MAY rs. HOS. hLEcK
HAROLD DAvIDow Of rs oaiiatiH
8. NV, beloved husband Of Bessie
Dayidow and devoted father o.
Yived By three sisters. Mrs, DOROTHY
kantrowitz, Mrs Marian Levy and
mrs. Beatrice Newman OF 81. Louis
MO- and three grandchildren. Fu.
neral services at the Bernard Dan
xansxy a Sons Funeral Home. 1901
18Th Sc. NV on Monday, MAY 10
az 1880 D m Interment B'nai fsrael
Cemetery Memorial week, rs Gala
tin 81. NV. In lieu OF flowers the
family suggests that contributions
may be made TO the Heart Fund
ttall River, Mass, papers please
cOIy
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OV ~ IUH = ~ On si na.i
HOSPITAL JONI c. "5J Is. c. Curtis.
beloved husband OF saille Curtis,
son Of the late John Francis and
Lavenia simpson Curtis. father Of
Claude Merton Curtis and brother
OF Miss Linnie Curtis He also
Is survived by numerous nieees
and nephews Friends may call
~ the lee Funeral Home. eth 81
and Mass ave ne where services
VII be held on Tuesday. May 90.
hin Cemetery, hi
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10; 1895 ,6Stt,,,SS9Ssp Casualty a99spltiati Ia
OF Raymond Z Johnson, mother
Of Mrs. Edith Moore and Ernest
WARMER OF Richmond, Va: sister
Of Mrs Clara .varnier OF Rich.
Esmont, Va She also Is survived
by eight grandchildren, Frienos
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th st and Mass ave. ne. where
services will be held on Tuesday
Nav 20 az pm Interment Ar
lineton National Cemetery. Peters
burg and Richmond, Va. papers
please COW ID
JOHNSON, WILLIAM L. BILLY On
Thursday, May 10, 1858, WILLIAM
l.. JOHNSON OF 2156 9TH ST. NV.
He Is survived by two brothers
two sisters. Mrs Alberta v Winters
and Mrs. Ruth A Henson Other
relatives and friends also. survive
After 3 pm Monday. May IN.
friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home. $50 Rhode Island
be held on Tuesday Nav 20. al
the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
at pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 19
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HARTMAN, ELMER 2. Suddenly. on
Sunday. May is 1858. at Waters
r HARTMAN, beloved husband Of
Tobitha Hartman. Funeral services
on Wednesday, May 81. at Poplar
Springs Methodist Church. at II
am. Interment in the church GENE
teIy FRIENDS H may ef fiber 81 ~ t9e
Winfield. Md, from : pm. until
10 pr. daily. 20
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May is. 1858. at Washinaton Hos
pital Center, HARRY RAY BoLMAN
Nd, husband Of Mary /. Boiman,
4s snsI o. rnin np5 b n, soimsn o.
Eazel Bolman Of Miami, Fla There
also are two grandchildren. Mr.
Eolman rests at the Warner z.
f'nphrey Funeral Home. S43i
Georgia ave. Silver Spring Nd
marking faciiitiesl. Mass viii be
offered for the repose OF her soul
ON Tuesday, May 20. at $3.50 am,
81 Our Lady OF SORROWS Catholic
Church. 1905 Lareh ave. Takoma
Park, Nd Interment BLOOMINGTON.
Ill. marion. Ind, papers. please
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1858. EDNA RIEDEL Of 239 ogle-
thorpe ST NV, beloved wife OF the
late Robert b. Riedel and mother Of
Mrs. Janet May Carter and Robert
B Riedel III She is also survived
by four grandchildren. Friends may
call at she Takoma Funeral Home.
254 Carroll 81 NV parking OPP
positel after . I'm Monday, May Is
Funeral from the funeral nome on
Tuesday, May 90, at 1890 am
Requiem mass at the Churen Of
NATIVITY at IL am Interment
Johnstown Pa Expressions Of
sympathy in the form Of Masses Ha
LEON. On Thursday.
May 70, 1858. at the District Cen
eral HOSPITAL. LEON ROBERTSON
of 375a Foote ST. ne beloved
husband OF Goldie Robertson and
devoted father Of Christine. Geral-
dine, Gloria Dorothy, Vance James.
Tyrone and Leon Robertson. tr He
also leaves to mourn his passing
five sisters, four brothers and q
host of other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at the
John T Rhines a. Co Funeral Home,
90l 30 st S.w where friends may
call after pm Monday. May 10.
and where funeral services will be
held on Tuesday Nav 20. al u
noon. the Rev Raymond Harrison
ofiiciating. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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CHINN, HATTIE NJ. on Sunday, May
mo IA IaTIE, N l,IiINN -

COOPER. BENJAMIN; On wednesday,
u sla 9TH iSG & s'E He IS sSfyi1sd
BY a host OF relatives and friends,
After pm. Monday, May 10,
friends are invited to, call at the
ST. NV. Graveside services on
Tuesday, May 20, at $3.50 am
at the Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
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ANUEL. I'M. On Sunday, Nay IS
1883 zkNA ANGEL. beloved mother
4nssl both iSn q si Hisa1 spins sa6 rl W.
she also IA survived BY one erand.
0oIdbsfs 4 Son Funeral Home. i2l5
eth- ~. NV, on Monday, MAY ~
bsv,d M I@ osl Is.ssmf in mo Mn.
snrins. M. Plesns onit ioixefs.
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MAURER. GEORGE n. on Saturday,
May II. 1858. at his residence,
dfS5 ST S MEUskR aei S9stb.I Mo Il
Mrs. Nettie A. Maurer Of California;
uncle Of Richard L. Lloyd and Mrs.
Charles S Beall Friends NAV call
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st.
and Massachusetts ave. ne, where
services will be held on Tuesday.
May 90 at s pm. Interuent
private 20
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Bk00ks. ANDkEW q. suddsnly;, on
BROOKS, Of 95oi K St. NV. hus.
band of the late Eliza Brooks. father
Of Mrs. Julia Higgenbottom Of
Providence r. l.; and brother Of
William Brooks Other relatives and
friends also survive Remains rest
ing with L. Z Murray & Son. 1897
Tenth st. NV Funeral notice later.
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BECKwITH. PEARL NETTH. on sat

srsi hOsp f RRa ri N q 4 Il BS SsR
wife OF Mr.. LORENZO Beckwith. She
also leaves 20 mourn her loss two
brothers, Edward 4 and Mallchi
Tate; three aunts. a host OF other
relatives and many friends Remains
Funeral Home. gOl 3rd ST. SW,
where friends may call after 5 pm.
Monday. May 10 Funeral services at
{. pm. EST Tuesday, May 20, At
the shiloh Baptist Church. West
Lee oficiating. InteTment church
cprneferv 10
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WRIGHT. JOHN P. On Sunday. May
i4th ST. NV. JOHN p. WRIGHT,
beloved husband Of Nellie II.
Wright, brother of Rose and Clarita
Wright Funeral from Taltavull
Fuuerg Home 1903 1lth st, NV.
on Wednesday, Nav II, at $50 am.
REQUIEM mass at the Shrine Of the
Sacred Heart at q am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 20
light, SADIE NJ. On Sunday, May
rs. 1898, at Freedmen's Hospital
SADIE M WRIGHT Of 543 AID st.
ne, devoted wife of James A.
Wright and sister Of Laurian Bethea
Also surviving are nieces, nephewS,
other relatives and friends. Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Rollins. 81
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BuRRITT, ERIC b. on Saturday
May II, 1855. at the Newton d
Baker Veterans HosUNal. ERIC B
BURRITT, husband Of the lats
Elizabeth p BuTritt Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, lth
81 and Massachusetts, ave. ne
where prayers will be said at .
pm. Tuesday, May 20. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery
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Hospital. JAMES HENRY MOONEY,
OF % McWhorter place. Annandale'
Va, beloved husband Of Arabel D.
and Mrs Nellie j Smith: brother Of
Bessie jenkins, Lola Kelly and Mary
Gill He. is also. survived by tye
grandchildren and one Rreat-grand-
child Friends may call at the
Everly Funeral Home. PA W Main
ST., Fairfax, va. where services will
be conducted on Tuesday. Nav 90,
at 2 ON. BY the Rev. J Edward
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AIKEN. !. BUXTON, on sunday.
May II. 1875, ~ Warrington Hoe.
pilal Center. J BUXTON AIKEN Of
hfi5 Connectlcut ave NV, beloved
husband 81 Esthef 9. Aiken tnee
ham CARRIER and william 4 Alken
. and Thomas W Aiken, ail Of
Ma, Joseph p. nreediove. Mrs., Nor
NoTsh Carolina, Misa is gasn1s
oi Wsshineton, b. G.: Ralph RI
Aiken q Holland. Va and 2 otls
Aiken OF Accident, Nd. lie also IA
Vrisnds may eall az me 3, IS Hihss
A Co, Funeral Home, aeOi ltth ~.
NV after ~ noon Tuesday, MAY
80 Services AZ the above funeral
home on Wednesday, May ~, At >
pm. lpaTklng iacilltleal. intetment
sunset Hill Cemetery, littleton,
q ON Ihnr.naN. Nav "a 20
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day, May is 1865, at wsshinston i
Hospital Center, WAITER F. CAR
loved husband OF Margaret A.
Saffell Carter. father Of Walter F.
Carter, jr., and Frederick F. Carter,
brother of Mrs. Frances Macdonald,
Mrs Eva COLLISION, Miss Belle II.
Carter. Mrs. Minnie Mckinley and
Miss Maude v. Carter Funeral at
the Deal Funeral Home. 1872 Geor-
gia ave NV, on Wednesday. May
II, at = pm Relatives and friends
are invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery ~
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Nay is, 1858. JAMES s williams
OF 1880 9TH st. NV husband Of
corrine Williams. He also is sur
vived by six daughters, three sons,
twenty grandchildren, six great
grandchildren. other relatives and
friends. After pm. Monday, MAY
10 friends may call at the johnson
& Jenkins Funeral Home. 1904
Georgia ave. NV Funeral on Tues
day. NAV 90. at . pm. at the
HighwaS Christian Church of
Christ. 43a w st. NV. Bishop j. T.
Morris offciating. Interment Wood
lausp CefnefPrv
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HOsKINs. JOHN x. SUDDENLY: on
H HesnSiS Of e ti' Woodsids pi,
Chevy Chase. Nd. beloved husband
side services at Arlington National
Cemetery on Tuesday May 20. at
3 pm Friends may assemble at
Memorial Gate. 10
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Alexandria Hospital
Caps Two Mothers

her studies. During her mar
riage she didn't work.
Now. after 10 years Of
widowhood. she is well on
her way to a nursing career
some 20 years later than
she originally began it.
Mrs. Dayton decided on
nursing after the death OF
her husband last year be-
cause she wanted to flnd
something that would satisfy
my need to help Others"
Though she has had no
direct contact with nursing
prior to Alexandria's Nursing
School. her background re-
veals a pattern Of interest in
science and research.
Among her employment
experiences are work as ad-
missions ofIicer at Garfield
Hospital and as psychological
reseach assistant ct the Ma
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First Lady
Is. Met by
SnOWStOrn1

DENVER. Mar. 10 R.-
Like nearly everyone else In
town, Mrs. Mamie Eisen-
hover stayed indoors today
to escape a blustery snow
storm.
The First Lady few into
her home city yesterday
aboard the Presidents plane,
Columbine. III, a few hours
after the storm struck.
"Oh. you shouldn't have
come out in this terrible
weather." she told the small
group Of welcomers at Lowry
Air Force Base.
Mrs. Eisenhower and her
sister, Mrs. Gordon Moore,
came here from an Arizona
vacation to visit briefly with
their mother. Mrs. John S.
Doud, 70.
During the Denver stop,
mechanics at Lowry will
make a maintenance check
of the Presidents plane. It
few from Burbank, Calf,
where it had ben seryiced
by factory mechanics, to
Phoenix. Ariz.. to pick up
Mrs. Eisenhower and Mrs.
Moore.
They had spent the past
two weeks at a desert resort
near Phoenix.
In Washington. the White
House said Mrs. Eisenhower
plans to leave Denver by
plane early tomorrow. She is
expected to arrive in WASH
ington during the afternoon.
In reply to questions,
Presidential Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty said Mrs.
Eisenhower and her sister de-
cided to prolong their Denver
stay a bit because they want
to spend more time with their
mother, who has not been
feeling we'll.
MY, what happened to
Colorado's wonderful wealth.
err" Mrs. Eisenhower said as
snowflakes pelted her face
tanned by the Arizona sun.
A l6-mile-an-hour wind
whipped the snow about the
airf1eld. The temperature
on her arrival was %, down
Is degrees from her de-
parture to Phoenix.
Mrs. Eisenhower spent less
than five minutes at the air
base before being driven over
snow-slick streets to her
mothers residence in East
Denver
Mrs. Eisenhower and her
sister stayed overnight at a
downtown hotel. Bouquets
of spring flowers were placed
in the knotty pine and beige
suite. named Presidential.
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Starting out on q career
IL not reserved for the young.
1t was proven yesterday.
At ceremonies at Alex
andria Hospitals School Of
Nursing. two Of those getting
their coveted Gaps" that
win allow them to launch q
career in nursing were
widows with grown children.
The freshmen nursing stu
dents are Mrs. Mary Grimm,
who has q l9-year-old SON
majoring in science at the
State University Of Iowa, and
Mrs. Ruth Palmer Dayton,
mother Of q daughter, IA,
and q son, Q.
The idea Of studying nurs-
ing is not new to Mrs. Grimm.
At the age Of 10 she entered
training at st. Joseph's Hos
pital in Missouri, but later
she was forced to discontinue
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Plan to Attend
Wax Works. Fete

A distinguish ed group
Is expected to attend the
cocktail-buffet party planned
by the American Newspaper
Women's Club to mark the
opening Friday Of the Ma
tionsl Historic Wax Works
Museum here.
The party will be held at
the museum, which is the first
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r0 TI1 = gbe EDeniue star
WORLD
THE EVENING STAR. Washington b. c. B-5
o.

Of its kind in this country,
from 6 to 8 pm.
Scheduled to arrive on the
dot Of 6 for q first view Of
the tableau depicting the
landing Of Christopher Co
luinbus is Italian Ambassador
Manlio Brosio. Another tab
leau, Washington welcoming
Lafayette on the steps Of Mt.
Vernon, should be Of interest
to the French ambassador.
Herve Alphand, who has also
accepted the clubs invitation.
Others planning to attend
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tional Institutes of Mental
Health. She was also at one
time q volunteer hospital re-
ceptionist.
Her daughter Kathleen win
launch Q nursing career just,
one year after her mother
completes hers. II plans work
out.
Both Mrs. Grif1in and Mrs.
Dayton are planning to OBJ
tain their Bachelor Of Science
degree after receiving their
nursing diploma in 1861
from Alexandria Hospital.
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Candidates
Blossom
In Club
Continued From Page B-l

Continued From Page B-4
Conference, to be held March
1918 in Washington.
Mrs. Hermann, who has
had six years professional
experience as personnel ldi-
rector in the organizational
field, is a co-chairman in
Precinct IA. She holds three
chairmanships in the United
Republican Committee of
Montgomery County, includ-
ing campaign precinct or
ganization chairman for the
county. She has received IA
tional and State citations ,or
campaign activities in The
Montgomery County Fedora
ton of Republican Women
and the Rock Creek Club.
Her husband. Harold j.
Hermann, is a regional
distribution manager in he
automobile field.
Seven State Central Ctm-
mittee members and seven
State convention delegates
will be elected in the Rerub-
lican primary, and sven
candidates will be chosen for
the County Council race
The deadline for filing is
midnight tonight.
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are the Mexican Ambassador
and Sonora de Tello. the
Greek Ambassador and Mime.
Melas: the Secretary Of Agri-
culture and Mrs. Benson and
their three daughters: the
Postmaster Generals wife
Mrs. Arthur Summerfield.
who helped to plan the party:
Justice and Mrs. Douglas,
Justice and Mrs. Clark. JUS
tice and Mrs. Brennan.
Speaker Of the House Sam
Rayburn and Mrs. Perle.
MeSta.
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Speakers Club to Meet

Mrs. Leslie c. Arends, wife
of the Illinois Representative
to Congress and Nine. Krui-
sheer. wife Of the Economics
Minister Of the Netherlands,
will be guests of honor at a
meeting tomorrow of the
Capital Speakers Club.
The club will meet 1890
pm. in the Westchester Din
ing Room,
Mrs. Everett Dirksen is
president and Mrs. William
Howard Brett is secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10
ROSES FOR MAMIE

ROSES FOR MAMIE
Mrs. Eisenhower received
O bouquet of roses upon
her snowy arrival OF
Lowry Air Force Bose in
Denver. She come from
Phoenix, Ariz.. to visit
her mother, Mrs. John S.
Doud Of Denver. before
coming back to Wosh-
ineton.-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10

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