davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1959-02-13

BETHESDA-KENWOOD AREA -
True center-hall plan. 4 bedrms
3 full baths. Ice. mod: kit, with
breakfast rm., sep. din. rm, day.
light rec. rm. new brick Split-leve
In excel res. neighborhood. $50.
$50. BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4.
1A1E
Evening star., 1959-02-13

BETHESDA : Quality-built brick
rambler. ideal tor small family
Spacious liy' rma with firepI'' ,aS iss
rms. and bath, bsmt., carport
conv. transp.; S19,950, KORZEN
DORFER, REALToR, OIL. 4-S11l
Evening star., 1959-02-13

HOUSES BY HUGHES = Stately
white brick Colonial, truly . lovely
home, featuring 3 sun-drenched
bedrooms, gracious tamily-sized
dining rm.. full, bone-dry bsmt !:
extras galore; auto. washer, storm
doors and windows: Anchor fenc-
ing, of street parking, etc, etc,
etc. Asking $1,000 for lightning
sale; W. R. HUGHES CO., AP.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

BARNABY. WOoDS-New listing
Immaculate brick center-hall Co
lonial; new kitchen, powder room
on list; 3 bedrms., . baths on End;
screened porch, gas h,-w.h., ga.
rage. Priced in the EOS. am Il
pm, EN-. "-74OO: ewes, EN-. g
1854 METZLER, REALTOR
Evening star., 1959-02-13

RIVER ROAD sEcTIoN-l2 acres,
. streams, park-like woods: 3
large bedrms., paneled den, living
rnf, with open fireplace, a large
complete, beautiful kitchen: din
ing rm.; garage: barn with stable
with 3 stalls; so bearing fruit
trees. H47,5UO,
Evening star., 1959-02-13
BETHESDA (SONOMA AREA) =

NSONOMA hnEhJ
Ideal for children. Charming
Cape Cod on level lot. offers 2
bedrms. and bath on 1st fioor;
bedrm. and Ice. study and "a
bath on 2nd floor. FLA financing
avail. Priced to sell, S15,5O0, Call
OIL. 6-2344; once open 9 I'll q,
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES,
Evening star., 1959-02-13

HOUSES BY HUGHES-6-rm. CO.
lonial Better than new. 3 twin
size bedrms., family din. rm., day.
light bsmt.. I'm. rec. rm.. air cond.
Fenced lot. Only Sl3.50O. FHA.
$500 down. w. r.. HUGHES CO.
AP 7-l40O.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

BETHESDA. near NH and Navy
Hospital-3-bedrm. brick Colo
nial. sep. din. rm., hrepl., scr.
porch, finished bSmt,. washer and
drier; close To schools. OWNER
sale, S2I 300; .4hfs GI mortgage
M a RlEn
Evening star., 1959-02-13

CHEVY CRAsE-our first offering
of this beautiful, authentic Cape
Cod home In fashionable Chevy
Chase View. 3 bedrms.. incl. lst-f1.
bedroom and bath, ultrafnodern
kitchen. closed porch, year round
. air conditioning, wooded lot; and
. loads of extras. Priced in the mid
20s for quick sale. Call our Up
town of1ee. KE. 7-lS00 till 9
pm (after 8 call OIL. 4-257S); /;
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.
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FREn r .CIISHMAN

R0CKVILLE-Cmder block: . bed
rms, diving rm.. kitchen, dining
area, full bath. storm doors and
sash; gas heat; $4,000.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR business
people interested in auction house,
the finest corner in town. This
town needs a good auction house.
We have a nice clean stock to be
sold. Reason, retiring. FREDERICK
ket' st. Phone MO. 5-5S23 or Mo.
9.h0AR ELI AIpER
Evening star., 1959-02-13

FALLs CHURCH AREA-S-b -bedrm,
rambler: din. rm;, kit, bath; sonv'
Evening star., 1959-02-13

COLORED-849 IRVING ST. NV;
vacant rms, . kits; Sl3O.
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TU. 2-92OO
HOUSES FOR SALE-M.E.

CAP. HILL, nr, Const: ave
rms. bath: oil h.-wh., garage
Home with income. Furn. incl
$4,000. JOS. HERBERT d SONS,
IL 3-OI0g, Ii 7:So0g
Evening star., 1959-02-13

I42. QUE ST. N.w.-3-story brick
house with 2-car metal garage. 3
kitchens. . baths; full bsmt. Per-
feet for family desiring home and
added income. $4,000: low down
payment. Call p. E. FULLER, Ma.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

Victorian manor house, % perfect @
for large family. Every room is
tremendous, house is sturdily con-
;. structed but needs some minor
repair, almost-new oil furnace
provides low-coSt heat; delightful
corner lot, excellent location, "a
block from school; bargain base
ment price at $1,000: modest
down payment will handle. W r.,
HUGHES CO. AP 7.l4nn
Evening star., 1959-02-13

BRIGGS -CHANEY RID. AREA :
Small Small country cunt. eS estate a. charming S,s 3
$l3,950, HUGH T. PECK, HE. A.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

DUMBARTON-FOXHALL = First
G%seSSs SPiSs Colonial with sisie roo
den, powder rm, ON LIST floor. ;
bedrms., . baths on End, full
bsmt. with lay. and outside en-
trance; l4O-ft. level fenced lot;
S24 $50. FRANK s, PHILLIPS,
INC DI, I-l4ll; evess EN-. j.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

HOUSES BY HUGHES-Attractive,
cozy, 2-bedrm. bungalow: daylight
Rsmt., equipped kit. with plenty
eating space; lge., level lot. As
sumo G1 loan. Quick possession.
HUGHES CO. AP. 1-l4On.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

IU9o SAVING BI bUYINV DIHECI
Trades accepted. Dir: ga mi. out
Old 0eorgetown rd., left at Ash
burton entrance. then right TO
9S13 SINGLETON DR.. Model homes
open daily, $50 am. to q pm.
PRYME CONST. CO. OIL. 2-7369:
ASHTON AREA - Country homes
building sites and farms, ASHTON
REALTY co, EV. 4-l732,
Evening star., 1959-02-13

area. Older style but top cond
merouS shade trees: 3 bedrooms;
full bsmt., h.-w.h.; large porch
Price, S12 :95U, W. R. HUGHES
Evening star., 1959-02-13

BETHESDA = 4-bedrm.. l1a-bath
brk. bungalow. in Al residen'
tial location. FHA approved, $15,.
$50. Ideal for young couple fol
first home: Il blks. west Of NH
Acres of North Bethesda Rec
. Center at back door. Mr.. Wimsatt
ME. S-l5Sl: ewes. OIL. 4-5039
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HOUSES FOR sALE-H.w.'

CLEvELAND PARK big rms. in
occupancy. Minimum cash, Prhed
xl9,BbO. Call EN-. 3-lHpO: after
. WA. 7-4O0h, CHEVY CHASE
Evening star., 1959-02-13

BROoKDALE-HERE IT Is. Lovely
English Colonial, on beautiful
with large 1st-n. bedrm. and bath;
End a., lge. bedrms. and bath;
sommlniiH 5sal snhrmss sM in .ssoSs Sondf5idSl pis
TRicT MARYLAND REALTY. INC.
Ewes. OIL 4-3l96
BURNT MILLS KNOLLS-Wonder-
full home for large family S;bed-
SS faIi Ssmt. Sn With % tlie Il. pAis large M cor. cor
: lot. S23,9b0. HUGH T. PECK,
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TODAY.

Is the time to. buy your
home. Prices range from
$500 to S50,OO0. Just tell
us what you want. Call LU.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

CHEVY CHASE-Distinctive Geor-
gian, prominent community. Cen
ter hall. lge. liv. rm., formal din.
rm., 3 master-size hedrms., maid'S S
rm., scr. porch, formal garden,
home ideal for entertaining
S65 900. Call EN-. 3-lS00; after
9 WA. 7-4O65. CHEVY CHASE
Evening star., 1959-02-13

CARROLL KNOLLs-NeW listing!
Immac, 3-bedrm., brk. rambler,
on corner lott. l. blk. to bus: liy.'
rm. with flrepl., rec. fm., freshly
painted inside. and out. Owner
financing; slS.bOO. FREDERICK
W. BERENS SALES, INC, Ju.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

LAND0VER AREA-Only S575 'dn.
INCLUDES ALL SETTLEMENT
CHARGES and just S72 per mo.
~'buvs this brick rambler with ves-
tibule entrance, large living rooms
full separated dining room, , spa
cious twin-Size bedrooms, ceramic
tile bath and large storage or ex-
cenaARs co. Realtors' assse AP -7aoo atILhi til :
Evening star., 1959-02-13

CoLoRED-s. ARL.-Brk:, conv.
to shop. and transp.;, SS5 mo.
ia. S-0442: CL. 6-4S52.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

CHEVY CHASE, Rosemary School
fsn@aIs' hSndsome, %hite,eiapSoSPd. S;HSO Co
lonial home, in perfect condition.
Center-hall plan, living room. din
ing room. Kitchen 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, stairs to storage attic: ga
rage. Assume q S17.5O0 lst trust
awayl' Call Wo: $4,000 I'll Q,
EDW H. JONES a. CO., INC,
Chevy Chase. d. c.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

CHEVY CHASE CHawthorne) -
Beautiful home in lovely setting
Level lot. First-floor Bedroom and
bath. center hall, living room,
dining room, lge. jalousied porch.
. spacious bedrooms and dressing
room and bath up. Charming rec.
room, fireplace: garage: S36.950.
Evening star., 1959-02-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
COLLEGE, iT-'j PARK
DECATUR. HEIGuTs

10. J-DHUE
After Q PM, WA. 7-6RAI
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Conn. ave. and Porter ST. bed.
rm. semidtt, brick home with
recreation room and garage: new.
house condition, kxcellent value
at Sa0,9bO, THOMAS L. PHIL
LIPS CO., OIL. 4-l42i; eyes, EN-
Evening star., 1959-02-13

GA. 4-5050 or Gaithersburg 247
207 N. Frederick Ave. Gaithersburs
CLOSED SUNDAY
Evening star., 1959-02-13
BY HUGHEs-spaciouS

6-rm. Colonial, most desirable
Green Meadows location. Big sep.
din. rm., 3 lge. bedrms. Out-of-
town owner must sell. Might pos
sibly accept S11 $50. Vacant, move
risht in. W. r. HUGHES CO :,
Evening star., 1959-02-13

SILVER SPRING = Extra-special
neighborhood, for this all-brick,
.3-bedrm., 2bath Cape Cod. Glass
enclosed side sun porch, all-elec
kit: nr. schools, shopping and
transp Cali fer appointment to
see. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
MGT.. 10. 5-36sS..
SILVER SPRING-By OWNER: g.
room brick rambler: rec rm. with
"A bath. brick jalousied side porch,
firepl.. cleo. kit: conv. to transp,,
schools: churches, shops. 10.
Evening star., 1959-02-13

WASHINGTON GROVE Snal
houses. one $1,000: one $4,000
with all improvements.
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Sodalities Urge .

Continued from Page u
ers for The success of the ecu
menical council.
Pledged the World Fed
Grafton of SodaIities 10 con-
finUe cooperation with the
Conference of International
Catholic Organizations and
with established international
organizations such as the
United Nations.
Invited all sodalifies 10
maintain contact with the
Permanent Committee for the
Lay AposfoIafe in Rome, IFS
activities and publications."
The conclusion expressed the
hope That the members of
The sodaIifies will become ev-
err more conscious of their du-
ties as lay apostles and OF
their having a special vces-
ton in preparing a new in
fernafionaI community.
Urged a more complete
implementation" of the Apos-
tolic Constitution, IBIS Sac
culari," in an effort to deyel-
op "a truly Catholic spiritual
ity." To this end it suggested
mental prayer, Mass and fire.
quent reception of the sacra-
ments, consultation with d
fixed spiritual director, sur
render to the Mother of God
and "a firm, solemn promise
to work for ones perfection
and that of Others"
R e c o mmended serious
preparation" for the act of
conservation, as the "surest
means of persevering in the
sodality way of life"
Urged all declarations TO
organize national. information
al or continental meetings in
the next five years TO prepare
for the next world congress.
That meeting was scheduled
for, 1854 in Bombay, India.
Proposed that at future
congresses special meetings
be held for priests, students,
protest. onals and other
groups.
Suggested that the World
Federation's executive coun-
Gil consider the establishment
of a regular newsletter and
other means of keeping IN
touch with national groups.
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Close Delegation
In Red Vietnam

HONG KONG = The Apos-
tolic Delegation in northern
Vietnam, the Holy Sees last
listening post in a commun-
ist-controlled country, has
been closed.
Red-expelled Father Ter
ence O'Driscoll, S.s.C., secre-
tary to Archbishop John
Dooley, S.S.C., Apostolic Del
egate In Hanoi, revealed on
arriving at his free-world out
post that the Delegate was
flown out of communist-con-
trolled Vietnam for medical
treatment three weeks before
he himself was ousted.
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lens of a Testing Program"
Reverend Robert White, As
sistant Superb n t e n d 1t of
Schools; Reverend Richard
Endres, Principal, Bishop
Rosecrans High School; Sister
Mary Lucille, SIND. de Ma
muir, Vice-principal, Bishop
Hartley High School; Sister
Mary Beth, O.S.F., Vice-prin-
cipal, Notre Dame High
School, Mrs. Paul Reyneau,
Psychologist, Diocesan Guild
ance Center; Mr.. John H.
Hughes, Area Director, Cali
fornia Test Bureau.
100 ann. General Sessions
above.
100 pm. Little Theatre, Err
skine Hall - 1.-THE Placement
Test in Practice" practical
application of the morning
discussion same panelists
acting as consultantS.)
800 pm. Visit exhibits.
400 pm. General Sessions
above.
ELEMENTARY DEPARTMENT
300 am. Principals, Audi
forum Art in the School
Program" Grades 1-8. Sister
Jeanne, O.S.F., Rosary Hill
College, Buffalo, NY.
1000 am. Principals, Audi
forum "The Problems of
the Testing Program" Grade
3 Secondary Section-above)
Grades II visit exhibits. Lay
teachers, College Lounge
Art in the Child's World"
Sister Jeanne, O.S.F., Rosary
Hill College, Buffalo, NY.
ln:00. General SEES S i o n
above.
loo pm. Principals, Grade
3, Auditorium 1.-THE Place
ment Test in Practice" (Sec-
ondary Section above).
Grades 4, 5, 6, st. Cecilia
Hall "Liturgical Participa-
ton and Grades Four, Five
and Six" Sister Francis Ag-
mes, SIND. de Namur, M. Mu-
sic, st. Joseph Academy, Co
lumbus. Grades /, 2, College
Lounge "Techniques in
Composition Mother Rose
Anita, linn, st. Agnes Dem
onstration School, West Ches-
ter, Pa. Grades 81 visit exhib-
its.
400 pm. Grades 3, a, 5, Col
lege Lounge "Techniques
in Composition" Mother Rose
Anita, linn. Grades 6, 7, Err
Skine Hall, Room 233, "Teeh-
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of the layman who is attempt
ing to help those who suffer
from social and emotional
problems. 1t is designed for
both public and private agen-
cy workers as we'll as those
working for church support
ed groups.
Also invited are pSychia-
trists and psychologists who
are practicing Independently.
Clerical and secretarial work
ers connected with church
and social service agencies
are also invited.
M%onsignor Raymond Gal
lagher, director of the Cleve-
land Diocesan youth bureau,
who is also program chair
man for the National Confer
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niques in Composition" Mo-
Their Francis Borgia, |. H. Nj.
Grades ! 2, 8 visit exhibits.
800 pm. Grades z, 8, Q, st.
Cecilia Hall "Liturgical
Participation and Grades Sew
en-, Eight and Nine" Sister
Helene, O.P.M. Music, St.
Mary High School, Lancas-
ter. Grades /, 2, 3, Room 233,
1.-The Significance of Art IN
the Primary Grades" Sister
Jeanne, O.S.F., Rosary Hill
College, Buffalo, NY.
400 pm. General Session
ahnVp
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Delegates elected DR.. An
tonic Santa Cruz {
City as president r.
Federation. Also elected were:
Mary /. DiFonzo L
secretary, Lucien Gauvin OF
Canada, treasurer, and DR..
Jose Lasaga of Cuba, Eliza
beth Richstatter of Germany,
DR.. Enrique Arroyo Delgado
of Ecuador and E. P. Matthias
of India, consultors.
DR.. Santa Cruz succeeds DIR.
Lasaga as president. The new
president is a chemical en-
gineer who for 20 yea s
a professor at the Univ
of Mexico. For the last five
years he has served as a con
Sultor with the World Fedora
ton.
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ence of Catholic Charities
and q national committee
member of the White House
conference on Children and
Youth, will lead the evening
of recollection.
Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. Gertrude
Brown, Catholic Welfare Blu
reau, CA. 1891.
Committee members assist
ing Houlihan include: Ger
trude Miller, Mary B. Lynch,
Mrs. Gertrude Brown, Mary
Neldinger, Helen Mcdaniel
and Thomas Brittenham.
Mrs. Paul j. Lynch will
head a telephone committee
on follow-up reservations.
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FIR. CrOmbie

Continued from Page u
hood in the st. JoSeph's Do
minican Priory at Somerset
by Bishop James j. Hartley,
the fourth bishop of Column
bus. Following advanced stud
les, Father Crombie was as
signed to Aquinas where he
has been since that time.
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Monks breadAThey felt they had dis,
covered real bread, and indeed theyhad
When leaving the Abbey they would
Jake leaves of the bread, with. ehesn.for,
their families and friends BefogeIonsss
requests came from far and wide fosehis
unusual bread. 1t was this gyeatdernand
that persuaded the Monks 10 shareshex
bread with the outside world.
Recently the Bond Bakers were given
the privilege Of baking this beadsoxyoa,
Monks Bread Bond.shefakhkd
duplicate Of the Trappist recipeisnuu
at your favorite store. It oomeshMhak,
Whole Wheat and Raisin loavesAOn
taste will tell you why this breadijust
had to be made available 60 everyone.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-08-28

It's now available to you. 1t is called
Monks Bread, and has been the daily
bread of the Trappist Monks of the
Abbey of the Genesee--a mainstay in
their austere diet. Baked with the special
devotion these ~selfless men give 20
every task, this bread is truly unique.
A tall, thin loaf, different and more dc,
hcious than any you've ever tasted. it is
naturally full of healthful nutrients.
1t was only recently that the outside
world became aware of this unusual
bread. You see, from time to time the
Trappists have welcomed visitors to the
Abbey of the Genesee. AS these visitors
shared the simple fare of the Monks,
none failed to be c~aptivated by the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-08-28
Msgr. Gallagher Leader:
Social Workers Set
Recollection Night

An evening of recollection at st. Theresa Shrine
is being arranged for social workers and those in allied
fields.
According to Mike Houlihan, general chairman,
the evening will center around the spiritual formation
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-08-28

II you haven't been reading
the want ads, you have been
losing money. Read and profit.
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Teachers Meeting

Continued from Page y
ocesan children attend the
sessions which are open to
the public.
The complet tWo-day
schedule follows:
GENERAL SESSIONS
1000 am. Exhibits open.
1900 am. Little Theatre,
Erskine Hall. Invocation
Reverend Earl Holtzapfel, st.
Augustine Church, Columbus.
Greetings Very Reverend
Bennett Apologize, Diocesan
Superintendent of Schools.
Speaker - DR.. Clarence A.
Forbes, Dept. of Classical
Languages, Ohio State Uni
versity. why Roman Johnny
COULD Read"
1900 Noon. Luncheon.
500 pm. Benediction of
the Most Blessed Sacrament
Christ the King Chapel.
SECONDARY DEPARTMENT
1000 am. General SEES
sion - above.
100 pm. Visit exhibits.
200 pm. Little Theatre, Err
skine Hall. THE Trials and
Triumphs of the Teacher"
Reverend l.. w. Duprey, 0.P.,
Trinity College, Washington,
d. c., associate editor, THE
Thomist."
800 pm. Little Theatre, En-
skine Hall "Tomorrow's
Leaders," DIR. w. Todd Fur
Miss, Assistant Dean, College
of Arts and Sciences, Ohio
State University.
400 pm, College Lounge
Closed session for Principals.
ELEMENTARY DEPARTMENT
1000 am. : 1900. General
Session above.
100 pm. Principals Lit
tie Theatre, Erskine Hall
"The Teaching of Grades ID
Arithmetic" Mrs. Ella j.
Trimble, Arithmetic Consult
ant.
ZOO pm Grades 3, 4, 5
College Lounge English
Fundamentals" Mother Fran
CHS Borgia, HIM, st. Agnes
Demonstration School, West
Chester, Pa. Grades l, 2 6, z.
8 visit exhibits.
800 pm. - Principals Col
lege Lounge English Fun
damentals, Mother Grades 8,
z, 8, Francis Borgia, linn,
st. Agnes Demon stration
School, West Chester, Pa.
Grades /, 2, Erskine Hall,
Room 233 English Funda-
mentals," Mother Rose Anita,
linn, ST. Agnes Demonstra-
ton School, West Chester, Pa.
Grades 3, 4, 5 visit exhibits.
400 pm. Principals, Col
lege Lounge CLOSED SESSION..
Grades Id, Little Theatre, En-
skine Hall THE Teaching
Of Arithmetic" Mrs. Ella j.
Trimble. Arithmetic Consult.
ant.
THURSDAY, SEPT.
700 am. Requiem Mass for
deceased teachers of the Di-
ocese of Columbus, Very Rev
erend Bennett Apologize, Gel
ebrant, Christ the King Cha
pei.
GENERAL SESSIONS
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GENERAL SESSIONS

$50 am. ExhlDitS open.
HOO am. Little Theatre,
Erskine Hall "Liturgical
Participation and the School,"
Reverend f. Thomas Gallen,
C.G.M,, Diocesan Director of
Church Music, st. Charles
Seminary.
400 pm. Little Theatre, Err
skine Hall ~ Orchestral and
Choral Concert. Closing re.
marks His Excellncy, the
Most Reverend Clarence G..
Issenmann, Bishop of Colum
bus.
500 pm. Pontifical Bene-
diction of the Most Blessed
Sacrament, Christ the King
Chapel.
SECONDARY DEPARTMENT
200 am. Visit exhibits.
1000 am. Little Theatre,
Erskine Hall THE Prob
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-08-28
TWINS BORN TO WAVES
COUPLE in DELAWARE

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Morgan
Midget of Waves, presently re-
siding at Lewes, Del. where Mr..
Midget is attached to the U. s.
Coast Guard service, became the
parents of twins, a boy, Carl
Stephen and a girl, Carolyn Sue,
on Aug. IS. Mrs. Midget is the
former Joyce Scarborough Of Bux-
ton. The girl lived less than day.
The mother and son are doing
fine. Graveside service for little
Carolyn Sue was conducted at
Millsboro, Del. Those attending
besides the father were her pater-
nal grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Midget of Waves, her mar
ternal grandmother, Mrs. Lloyd
Scarborough of Buxton and Miss
Jackie Jennette Of Buxton. The
cashet was covered with lovely
pail of roses and carnations.
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BUXTON PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Evans, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Smith and Gloria
of Norfolk visited here last week
end.
Walter D. Barnette who has been
recuperating at his Motel The
Orange Blossom Inn, after under
going two operation and patient
at the Marine Hospital for seven
months returned to the Hospital to-
day for a check up.
Mrs. Ellen Farrow and children
visited in Elizabeth City this week.
The family of Mrs. Lula Jennette
were in Dunn last Saturday to at
tend the wedding of Miss Deanie
Stirling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Barnette left
Friday for vacation in Mexico, en-
route they will attend the General
Council of the Assemblies of God
at San Antonio, Texas.
Sgt. and Mrs. Aubrey Austin re-
turned today to visit relatives. Sgt.
Austin is with the Air Force. He
was recently transferred from Biloxi
Miss, to the Air Force Base in
Savannah, Ga.
Miss 10 Anne Wingate is spend
ing the month of August with her
grandparents at Baltimore, Md.
1t. Bob HUMPHREYS U. S. Naval
Facility here flew to Pittsburgh to
visit relatives and act as Best Man
at his brothers wedding.
James Satterwhite, U. S. c. G..
Life Sta. and family were in Ra-
leigh this week.
p. L. Farrow and family of
Portsmouth, Va, visited relatives
here last week end.
Many people attended the As
sembly of God Camp Meeting at
Windsor the past two weeks.