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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01
BY RUTH DEAN
Star stah Writer

You couldn't turn around
without running into a VIP,
past or present, at the re-
ception given by General of
the Army and Mrs. Omar M.
Bradley last night in the Fort
McNair Officers Club.
1t was the first big party
the Bradleys have given since
they returned to Washington
last year to make their per-
manent home here after a
sojourn in Los Angeles fol-
lowing his retirement as
chairman of the Joint Chiefs
Of Staff.
There was no need for in
Productions or small talk. It
wasn't that kind of party.
Most Of those who came were
old friends Of the BradleyS
from official, diplomatic and
residential Washington who
knew each other as well as
their host and hostess.
About 400 guests crowded
the clubs ballroom for two
hours. They ranged from
World War II generals who
had served with Gen. Bradley
in Europe to Government
officials of this administra-
ton with whom he has
worked most recently as one
of group of advisers on the
Presidents proposal to reor-
ganize the Pentagon.
McElrOy Early
An early arrival was Secre-
tary Of Defense Neil H. Nc
Elroy. The Secretary, who
came alone as illness pre-
vented Mrs. McElroy from
attending, seemed none the
worse for wear after his four
day grilling by the House
Armed Services Committee
last week. In fact, he said
gently, that he looked upon
these people I have been
appearing before in various
congressional committee seS-
sions as my friends. They
have a job to do too" he
said.
Secretary McElroy said
that in all likelihood the
group Of advisers who as
sisted him in drawing up the
reorganization report would
be given a chance to air their
own opinions before Senate
and House committees before
hearings on the proposed
legislation are completed.
The advisory group includes
besides three civilians, Gen.
Bradley, Admiral Arthur
Radford and Gen. Alfred M.
Gruenther.
But when Gen. Bradley
was asked II he planned to
testify he said he hadn't yet
decided.
Mrs. Stewart Present
Sharing the party spotlight
with the Bradleys was Mrs.
Bradley's only sister, Mrs.
Wayne Stewart, who is visit
ing here from Oregon. Mrs.
Stewart, who has visited here
before, was renewing many
old friendships and excitedly
discussing her forthcoming
trip to Europe. Gen. and Mrs.
Bradley will accompany her
to New York on the 9th for
q few days visit before she
sails on MAY IA,
The Bradleys' daughter,
attractive Mrs. Benjamin H.
Dorsey, jr., was also on hand
assisting her parents as an
unofficial hostess as she circu-
lated throughout the room
welcoming old friends.
Early arrivals included the
Belgian Ambassador and Bar
oness Silvercruys. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Morris with her
mother, Mrs. A. J. Jergins of
San Antonio, Tex; Senator
and Mrs. John Sparkman
with their son-in-law and
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daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Tas-
well Shepherd; the Les BIZ
fles, Secretary of the Army
and Mrs. WILDER Brucker and
the Dewey Shorts.
Mrs. William P. Mac
Cracker was discussing the
merits of spring hats with
Mrs. Mary Jane McCaffree.
who was wearing a white
straw pillbox set off dra-
matically with a side pouf of
white organdy resembling a
large white camellia.
Mr.. Gray Congratulated
Across the room, handsome
Bob Gray was receiving con-
gratulations all around on his
new appointment as secretary
to the cabinet.
Mrs. Alben Barley came
in a little later with Henry
Depping. Also among the
later arrivals were the Israel
Ambassador and Mrs. Abba
Eban, Supreme Court AsSo-
ciate Justice and Mrs. Tom
Clark, Senator and Mrs. Mike
Monroney talking with the
William Walters, Herbert Ed
wards without India. who is
in New York;, the Thurman
Arnolds, Mrs. Perle Mesta,
Mrs. Merriweather Post, the
Roy st. Lewises, and Col. and
Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim,
whose 400-pluS carat royal
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To Be Hostess

Mrs. Andrew F. Schoeppel.
wife Of the Senator from
Kansas, will give a tea at the
WeStchester today in honor
Of Mrs. John j. Williams,
president of the Congress
sional Club. and Mrs. Ed
ward Martin. wife of the
Senator from Pennsylvania.
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FASHION, NOTEBOOK
WaIking's
The Thinq
InFaShion
Anyone for a walkG


II you're strolling through
the stores these days, you're
bound 10 set the idea that
fashion Is going on one long.
big walk.
walking suits" walking
stick dresses" stroller hats"
walking shoes"-it seems 10
mean that perhaps walking
will soon become the favor
lie pastime Of any number Of
fashionable women.
What this trend also indi-
Gates Is that the new fashion
mood means a more tailored
daytime approach than has
been around in some time.
Many Variations
Variations on this theme
are many. There's the wool
dress TO match the heavier
wooden coat. The tweedy
skirt to match the full-length
coat. The very new-looking
coat-jacket idea with the
accompanying skirt. whether
called a stroller" or a walk
ing suit" is decidedly a fall
1858 look.
United loose jackets over
slim skirts range from hip
level TO 70 as you seek to de-
fine the new suit characer
for the new season. You'll
look forward to taking your
constitutional in the walking
suits" that abound.
We talked recently in New
York with milliner Beatrice
Martin. and shoeman Bert
Geller OF Andrew Geller. Both
agreed that the walking
suit" is accounting for any
number Of interesting fashion
accessories.
Check GhiIlies
One thing Mr.. Geller
pointed out is that there's
been a strong demand for a
less severe walking shoe"
than has been around. The
wide acceptance Of lower
Continued on Page D-7, Col. ;
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Mrs. Bunigun
Is Married

Mrs. Baulsir Gavin an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter, Mrs. Barbara
Gavin Banigan, to Mr.. Clar-
ence Gordon Fauntleroy. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon c.
Fauntleroy of st. James,
Long Island, N. Y. The bride
is also the daughter of 1t.
Gen James M. Gavin. USA
(retired), of Wellesley, Mass.
The wedding took place
yesterday in the Fort Myer
Chapel with Mai. Gen. Roy
H. Parker, USA (retired) +.
officiating. A reception fol-
lowed at the Army and Navy
Club.
The bride was escorted by
her uncle, Mr.. George E.
Baulsir of Alexandria. Mrs.
Robert v. McGrath Of Alex
andria was the matron of
honor.
Mr.. Edwin w. Hewitt Of
best man. Ushers we're Mr..
Henry c. Horner of Worces-
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wear shoes tinted 10 match
evening gowns have q new
raised button ON the vamp.
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New Skirts

TERED skirts are certainly
In the fashion lineup for fall.
Anywhere from two 10 four
tiers add interest 10 slim
ailhouettes. Usually. they are
confined 10 dressy clothes.
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Miss Edna Stevens
Elected Regent

Miss Edna M. Stevens has
been elected regent Of the
Margaret Whetten Chapter
of the OAR. Other officers
are Mrs. Edwin w. Small
man. vice regent; Miss Lola
M. Curry, chaplain; Miss
Margaret L. Dietterich, re-
cording secretary, and Miss
Catherine B. White, corre-
spending secretary.
Also elected were Miss
Agnes c. Blandford, treas
urer: Miss Ruth H. Bennett,
registrar; Miss Anna L. Sow
der, historian. and Miss Alice
Helen Moore, librarian.
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ter, Mass, and Mr.. George
w. Bogar of Carlisle. Pa.
Mrs. Fauntleroy attended
Cornell University and
George Washington Univer-
sity. Mr.. Fauntleroy was
graduated from Cornell Uni
versity.
The couple will live in Los
Angeles.
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and their children. Brenda and
Steve. of Midlothian
MI. and Mrs. S. r. Allen and
d ugh ters. Jennifer. Barbara
Nancy and Sandra. spent Sunday
as guests of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs S. c. Allen, Of CndsVillc.
Southsidc Patient
II. G. Atkinson. Jr. Of Tobacco
Vile. is patient AT SouthSidc Com
munity Hospital In Farmvllle
Mrs j W Atkins. Of Richmond
Ind. was the guest Of Mrs, w. T
Atkins for few days last week
Miss Mary Alice Glenn and Mrs
w T. Atkins accompanied her TO
Mt. Airy. N c.. during the week
end
Visitors Sunday Of MIR and Mrs
l.. w. Foster were MI and Mrs
A. NJ. Foster. Of Newport News,
Mrs. W f. Wheeler. Mrs Panky
and Dan panky. Of Richmond.
MIS-. M NJ. otoi ht op'it iaSi
week end In Amelia visiting he.
sister. MIS-. M w Lawson and
her family
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs G.. A.
jenkins and Mrs Meade w Foster
during the week end were Mr. and
Mrs. c. p Caller VI Prospect
j. NJ Woodruff OF FarmVille. Mr.
and Mrs. James Andrew Addlc-
man and their daughter. Lynn, Of
Richmond. and Mi and Mrs Al
bert Foster. Of Newport News
MI and Mrs r J Oertel and
daughter. LISA. Of Farmville. were
week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs
] l. Vugel and Mrs Louisa
Schalow
MIS- y A Peters and Carroll
Peters had as their guests last
Sunday MI and Mrs J W Sand
erson and their granddaughter
Margaret Sue Amos. and Mrs Mat
tie Blanion. 81 Farmville. also Mrs
Bessie Claiborne. Of Warwick
Mrs L. Godsey has as he,
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Cumberland News Happenings
Cumberland News Happenings
Payne Memorial Methodists Plan
Picnic AT Bear Greek Sunday

Miss joyce Ransom together with
MT and Mrs. j f. Babcock, Betty
and Jimmy Babcock. OF Ballsville.
Mr. and Mis-. l.. II. Nichols and
their children. Betty Lee. James.
Bobby and Sam. OF Belona. visited
the jamestown Festival Sunday
Mrs j Gray Spain and son,
Bradley. and Mrs W. M Slate, Of
Petersburg, were Sunday guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. W L. Dandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. " Couch spent
the day Sunday IN Crewe. guests
Of Mr. and Mrs Carl Couch. Their
grandson. Jerry Wayne. returned
home with them for two weeks
visit,
Guests last week OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Crawley We're Mrs. j A.
Moulton, OF Raleigh. N c.
Among the recent guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. L. B Dandy at lakewood
were Mrs s. C. Foster and her
daughter. Miss Tippy Rose Foster.
OF Florence, S. c.. Mrs NJ d New
ton. Of Richmond. and Andrew j.
Dandy. Of Cheswold. Del. His three
year old daughter. Nancy. returned
home with him after spending some
time here with her grandparents
Miss Sheriff. and Bill Hayes. Of
Waverly. the daughter and son of
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Hayes. are
spending two weeks here with
grandparents, Nh and Mrs j. C.
Hayes Mr.. and Mrs j Allen
Sheriff. are expected to arrive Mon
day from Plainfield. N j.. for a
visit here with the Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs Mtriwether
Vaughan Smith have as their guests
tins week al Pocahontas Farm,
Mrs Grace Almond and Mrs John
S Meekins with her daughter. Ma
rina Almond Meekins. OF Hampton
Expected guests Of the Smiths this
week end are Mr. and Mrs o G.
May and their daughters. judith
and Nancy. q Charlottesville
Mrs. Frank Thomas and children.
Patsy. George and John. were
among those attending The James
River Baptist Youth Rally last
Friday at Gladstone
Recent guests Of Mr., and Mrs.
n H. Huskey were Miss Jane
Br.tten. o. Richmond. Leonard Nor
rls and G H Bradshaw Of Town
send. Tenn. Dr. Stewart. OF Rich
rond, Mr. and Mrs. n. R Huskey
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Payne Memorial MeIhodlsts Mill
hold i plenlc Un Sunday, August 8
IL pm. At Bear Greek State Park
IL the first shelter house Everyone
" invited
Miss Page Godsey was the guest
last week Of her cousin. Miss Betsy
Tate. Of Dublin. who returned home
with her Monday for visit here.
Harry Harrison and Rennie Tenn
Die left Monday for Blackstone to
attend the Christian Adventure
week
MIR and Mrs. James S Godsey
and daughter. Janet accompanied
by their house guest. MISS Grace
Gouaes. ot Richmond. visited Mrs
] K Godsey Sunday, at Spout
Springs
Among the recent guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Max b. Harlan and
family were Miss Betty Jane Sni-
der. OF powhatan. and Mr. and
Mrs J H. Morrison Of Rich
inond
MISS Mary Jane Tremble is
spending two weeks with Miss
Sharon Savage AZ bel summer
home Oh the Rappahannock
Mrs + B Nuckols. Judge and
Mrs T Williams and daughter
kathy. We're among The guests sun
day evening Of Mi and Mrs. G @.
Sanderson. OF Ashby The occasion
vas The celebration Of the fifteenth
birthday anniversary Of their son
Steve Sanderson Picnic supper was
attractiyely spread on the lawn
and was u complete surprise TO
the honoree OtHer members oi tile
family were present fol- the feast
and set-to-gether
Sheriff and MIS- Frank Shepard
of CreWe were week end guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Phi Franck III Mount
View
Mrs. Roscoe T. Lovins has as
her guests this week Nj and Mrs
A H Anderson and their daugh-
tiers. Charlotte and Towns. OF
Dover. Del. The Andersons VIII joir
a party OF friends next week al
Atlantic Beach in North Carolina
Among the week end guests o.
Mrs. Jane Pfeiffer and Leroy
Pfeiffer were MI and Mrs Lee
Meador and sons, Of Boston. Mass
Mr. and Mrs f l. Meador ant
theis son. Of Notlina. N ell anl
Henry Pfe,ffer, Of Richmond
MI. and Mrs W. F Ransom anC
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guest this week her sister. Mrs
Jonelia Bloch. Of Pocohontas
Mrs. Margaret 2. Boggs and her
sister. Mrs. G. L. Goodwin. Of Dun
das, spent the day in Roanoke
Wednesday Of last week as guests
OF their brother and sister-in-law
Mr. and Mrs J. Leake Pitts.
Mrs Alvin Vogel and Miss Judith
Robertson. Of Gainesville. were
supper guests Sunday OF Mrs. c.
ID Brown and family.
Recent visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs
II. r. Bryant were G. M. Rick
man and John Bernard Hickman
Of Farmville.
Ernest Norman. accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs Guy Norman, OF
f'armvillc. and Mrs. A. T.. Brandt,
fnotorcd TO North Carolina during
the week end for d visit with rela-
tives IN Mt Airy and Dobson.
Expected guests this week Of
Mrs. j. p Clements and j. G.
Clements are MI and MS. Arthur
Spaid and their children from Win.
chester Noel S Clements. OF Wash
ington. d G.. was d guest Sunday
al Rock Garland.
Mrs y W. Gills returned tc
Richmond Tuesday following a
week end visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Garrett and family, anc
Mrs Edith q Thompson.
MISS Carol Harlan Is spending
/ this week with her cousin, Miss
Frances Harlan IN Fayetteville
~ c. j
Mr. and Mrs M B. Bivins. Katy
and Mack Bivins, Of Richmond
Gary Tyree, Of Front Royal The
Rev F. p Look. Of WardensvIlle
W. Va. and the Rev. LnwooC
Daniels, Of Broadway. were among
The recent guests Of the Rev. anc
Mrs Trueman r Trcmble and
their family at the Methodist par
sonaPe
Miss Mary Eleanor Godsey left
Wednesday 70. i vacation visit VIII
Mr. and Mis- Luther 3 Ransone
and Mr. and Mrs Fred Brown. OF
Enfield, n G She viii attend Thu
Ransone Maynard Wedding Angus
; which VIII take place IN the En-
field Baptist church
Mr. and Mrs, y NJ Beasely at
tended ne Antioch Baptist home
coming last Sunday In Buckingham
county
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cortersvilIe Items

Relatives from Amelia and Rich
mond were guest Of the Blantons
at "Chantilly" during the week
Mrs. William v. Loundon and
daughters are spending some time
with the Ransones In Caltersville.
Mrs. Pigue and Miss Hazel
Pigne have returned to their home
In Tennessee after spending two
weeks here with Mr.. and Mrs. Yer
non Heath.
Mrs. Cecil Smith and sons, Of
Lumberton, N. c., spent several
days this week with the Peasants
In the village.
Week End Az The Beach
Mr. and Mrs. j A Ransone with
relatives from PoWhatan are spend
ing this week end at Virginia
Beach.
Mrs. Ruth Carnage, Freddie and
Patsy Carnage were In Farmvllle
Friday
Mrs. Martha Rollings. Of Rich
mond visited her mother, Mrs. N
p. Snead. several days last week
Mrs William VI. London and
daughters. Lucy and Randy. Mrs
r. Alex Ransone and Chuck Boggs
we're III Farmville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Barnette
and daughter. Joan, Mrs. George
Borden and children. from Rich
m0nd visited the Ransones Wed
ncsday and, with them and the Lon
dons. enjoyed day at Lakeside
Village
New York Guests
Mr. and Mis-. Harry Becker and
daughter. Susan OF Long Island
M III. are expected guests 81 MI
and Mrs. G T. Blanton and other
relatives here
Dr. and Mrs Francis J. DIllafd
VI South Boston are visiting hi
parents here
Plans are being made for Lawn
Party and supper At the Carriers
vile Community House Saturday
August g. with the proceeds 70 be
used to paint the building
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harrison anc
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conersvIe Items
Benefit Lawn Party Planned For
Gainesville Community House

OF Newport News, spent
the week end ut their home here
Ernest Gruendeinnnn VI Ger
many. is visiting Rev J Kenneth
Clark.
Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Hershey
Of Richmond, were recent guests
Of Mrs. Linda Walton
Allen Hunter Speaks
Allen Hunter. OF Kenbrldsc a
member Of the Gainesville Baptist
Church viii have CHARGE Of tAe w9r-
ship service here Sunday mornlne
at eleven O'Clock.
Ralph Boggs is on the sick list,
Mr.. and Mrs CALVIN Secriat,
Misses Evelyn Ellis ana Linda
Duke, Of Martinsburg. WI Va,
visited the Rev j. Kenneth Clalks
Sunday afternoon
Rev. and Mrs J Kenneth ClaIk
and Linda and Mary Jane. Nh and
Mrs. II. y Peasants, Jr, AND
Berkeley Lodelia Moore, and
Dorothy Upton from the Carriers
vile Baptist Church and Buddy
Denton, Floyd Palmore Jr and
Jeanne Berry from the Muddy
Greek Church and Doris BoWles
Ruth Kirby. Texa Ball Jimmie
Davis. and Freddie Tyson from
Fork OF Willis Church left ios 4
week at Eagle Eyrie Baptist Al.
sembly MIDDAY
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The George Bailey family. Of
Charlottesville, were recent guests
Of her mother MIS- b B Walker
Mrs. r. r. Garrett attended The
funeral Of Her cousin, Mrs. Pearl
Shumaker Smith, in Richmond Sat
urday
Carolina Visitor
Ml4b DO. Simmons and Raymond
Simmons. of North Carolina visited
their aunt Mrs Arly shaw. and
Mr. Shaw. iast week Other guests
were his sisters. Mrs 4 II Smith
ana Mrs Jennings. Of Amelia
Miss Mildred Perkins. Of Farm
\ yille. spent Wednesday nisht win
Miss Dorothy Matthews.
\ on July If, m y Ferguson. Con
\ duff Mathews, Ollie and Blly San
lerson and Rob Williams attended
demonstration VI Oliver MAJ
chinefy near Greensboro. H. e
\ u good many from this vicinity
attended the funeral II A NJ Blan-
ton Thursday at Antioch Church
A good many attended services
al Brown Church On Sunday
Vacation Time
M SGT. and MIS- David ] Mat
H sen went tn West Virginia last week
On their vacation They were also
Guests 0f Mrs Warren walker and
family
miss Dorothy Matthews was a
Friday overnight guest of Miss
Mildred Perkins. Of I'armville
\ MI ana Mrs Aldy shaw visited
relatives ii Amelia Oh Saturday
There Was A splendid attendance
III Centenary Church Sunday when
ti4t Rev Fireman Trpmble brought
4 challenging message on "Obedl
ence H. was accompanied BY
Mrs Irenble
A good many from here attanded
tiie funeral oi Nlrs A N Bryant
III Jones Chapel WI Friday after
noon
HD CIub Meets
MIS- DaYld HaxIcgroVe was hos
tess ID tAe Guinea n y CLUB M
Wednesday aite noon fl ile aD.
sence vi the presldeat and wee
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president, Mrs. Hazlegrove pre-
SIDED at the meeting which was
opened with the Homemaker
Creed. Mrs. ] P. Stratton had the
degotions.
The demonstration was given BY
mo agent. Mrs Georgia w. Wllker
son Guests 81 honor were Mrs
William johnson. OF Freehold. NJ j
Mrs Aldy Shaw. and Nancy and
Jean Hdzlegr0ve
Melons refreshments were
served The group was invited to
meet with Mrs r. Z Garnett in
August
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DIR. Boswell Opens
Cumberland Office

After two moves, DR.. c. J. Bus
well this week opened his office III
Cumberland and began b Wing
REGULAR hours The committee that
secured Dr. BtsWell for Cu1nbef
land County had arranged for him
t0 rent Offices in the building next
10 the Cumberland County Bank
After moving his equipment into
tins building. it was found that
there would be no water supply
due TO the rerouting Of Route 6O
and the changes that would take
place III that part Of the village
Arrangements We're then made TO
rent the small house next TO the
Cumberland Restaurant for an Of
flee for Dr. BusWell Local folks
pitched IN to help DR.. Bus%eil
change offices and most Of the
heavy equipment was moved III one
afternoon. Among those helping
and offering their cars and trucks
were Jack Norman. r n Garrett
Philip Franck, Raymond Peters.
Billy French, and many others.
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Guinea.

MI. and Mrs Arlo shedahl and
children. Edward and David Allen.
and MI ana Mrs. SAeldalii "
Arlington. We're guests Of Mr. ana
Mrs w + Walker. " July u
q Edward remained iof 4 longer
visit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

New OK CYlty was the focal
POINT for both Cnn-.neatals and
BAiish during the Revolutionary
w NJ
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Ierty trades; listings: acreage;
warehouse and industrial prop
erty leasing: house trades; SELL
ing and contracts: titles: Office
building sales. and urban re-
newal.
The 18th annual Real Estate
Sales Clinic sponsored by the
Washington Real Estate Brok-
ers Association in cooperation
with the District Public Schools
will begin at 8 pm. Wednesday
and continue on successive
Wednesdays through May 20.
Buying and Selling Real
Estate in Today's Market" is
the general topic Of this years
clinic which will be held at
Cardozo High School. Thir-
tenth and Clifton streets NV.
The Montgomery unity
Board Of Realtors will hold its
annual dinner and dance at
$3.50 pm. April "a at Indian
Spring Country Club. Silver
Spring, Mrs. Margaret Dunkley
Held, chairman, announced to-
day.
Music will be provided by
Eddie Pierce and the Jerry and
Bethany Cook Band from Da-
maScuS, Md.
4
Ten men from the Washing
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REALTY REVUE

Philip M. Talbot, president
of the Chamber of Commerce
of the United States and sem
Tor vice president of Woodward
& Lothrop, Inc, will be key
note speaker for the fourth an
nual convention of the Wash
ington Real Estate Board.
Mr.. Talbott's participation
was announced by Edward J.
Kyle. board president, who said
the meeting would be held at
the Bedford Springs (Pa.) Hotel.
May 20 to June /. About $50
board members and guests are
expected to attend.
Mr.. Talbot is to discuss ma
tional and metropolitan Wash
ington economic trends and
forecasts.
The boards previously-an-
nounced membership meeting
that will have 20 round tables.
each led by an expert. on q
variety Of subjects, will take
place at 8 pm. Thursday in the
Federal Room Of the Hotel
Statler.
Among the topics Of the var
ious round tables are: Syndi-
Gates: financing; advertising:
taxation; Route 240 and the
circumferential highway; COM
mercial and investment prop
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elude appraisers Stanton Kolb.
Arthur M. Fisher, C. Robert
Boucher, Frank H. Weller, VIII
liam M. Dingleberry and Curt
C. Mack. of Washington. and
Carroll Wright, of Arlington.
4 \ 4
Frederick w. Berens. jr., has
announced removal Of his real
estate firms Offices to 1905
Connecticut avenue NV.
4 \ y
Oxley Realty Co.. Inc, Of "a
South Perry street, Rockville,
has announced the appointment
of Mrs. Mildred *. Paddock as
second vice president.
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ton area will participate in the
ninth annual Central Atlantic
Appraisal Conference next
Thursday through Saturday in
Atlantic City.
Government speakers include
Norman p. Mason, Commission
er Of the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration. and Lawson B.
Knott, jr., assistant commits
sioner for acquisition and dis
posal. General Services Admin
istration.
Arthur A. May, regional vice
president. will give the keynote
speech.
Others on the program In