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Va. VIOLET r. ASHTON Of 1851
Swami st NV wife Of the late
Fred D. Ashton and mother Of Mrs
ea' Thurman sns anS Mn mrs Ed h5sncSs
Shields. Also Surviving are other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements By
Mcguire, Inc. 2
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cLAYTON. CHARLEs n on Mnndar

VII IUN, VHAKLES T. On MoNday
March so 1859, at Casually .1ospi.
T 81 Sc. the beloved husband Of
the late Lulu E CLAYTON and brother
OF Dona.d Clayton, brothe:-i in la v
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter S Hartman
Funeral services a the Simmon;
Bros Funeral Home. 1851 GooC
Hope I'd sc barking facilit:es). o.
Thursday, April =. at pm sn'er.
ment Cedar Hill Gene sery. ]
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= SARAH MORRIS, M. N. @.
THELMA SHE'LL, W. r.

sf MsTsb 30. AY 15S AY q M sFuNy
NER of g1l22 c st. ne, beloved
husband OF Hattie Drummer and
brother Of Alice Davis and Jesse
Drummer. He elso is survived by
TIE late Mr.. Drummer may be viewed
at the Stewart Fuaeral Heme. 80
April 3. where services Will be held
lcns Saturday, April A. at IL noon.
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BYRNE, LUvEREE s. On Tuesday,
Pissi L G & B S4aspe y 5I cS
Nebraska ave. NV. beloved husband
Of Ruby L. Byrne, father of Mrs
Gladys Harrison. grandfather OF
Mitchell Harrison and brother Of
the s. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
1901 14th st. NV, on Friday
April 3, at ! pm. parking facili-
tiesI.s Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
eterY. 2
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BENNETT. GENE. Suddenly, on
BENNETT Of 400 q st. ne, devoted
husband Of Leila Z. Bennett. father
of Gene Francis Bennett. beloved
brother OF BENJAMIN p, AUDREY
and Jocelyn Bennett. He also is
survived by other relatives and
friends. After A pm. Thursday,
April g, friends are invited ITO
1882 You st NV. where funeral
services will be held on Friday.
April 8, at I pm. 1nterment Ar
lington National Cemetery. ,
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ANDERsON. LIvAIAN 2 on STues

ANOERs0N, LILLIAN 2. On yTues.
ssni.S!iuS' FANS Church, S viii LII.
LIAM Z ANDERSON beloved wife
81 Scott A. Anderson, mother OF
4. RUBY Nolte Of washington, d. c,
~ Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st and Mass. ave. ne
from z to pm. Wednesday. fpr!l
Services and internient Albion.
Mich &
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OWENS, WILLIAM r. Suddenly, o
tuesday. March 81, 1859. at hi
residence 1908 Upshur St, Bla
densburg Md WILLIAM F, OWENS
6eioVed nnsbsnd OF MARY =. Oven
Mrs. Gloria H. Vampelt and vii
liam P Owens. lie also Is sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. Lizzi
Carwine and Mrs Blanche Leigh
two brothers, Vance B. and AHA A
Owens, four grandchildren and tw
friends may call ct the Gasch Flu
neral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave
Hyattsville. Nd. where prayers wi
be said on Thursday, April 9. a
1910 m. thence to st. Jerome
where the holy sacrifice of tn
mass will be offered for the repos
of his soul at IL am. Intermen
Fort lincoln Cemetery
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HE LEN, MARY GWYNN. On Tues.
day. March 81. 1859, MARY
Johnson HELEN, mother Of Mrs
Qwynn Leonsrd Of Baltimore, Nd,
joseph HELEN Of Arlington. Va,
r and Hadassah Russell OF Tobacco
British West Indies sister Of Col
H. NJ. Gwynn, u. 8. A. (retired)
Of Annapolis, Nd. Notice Of serV-
ices later.
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HARE, MABEL N. or ,ei7 selye.
dere blvd, Silver Spring. Nd, on
Hare, mother Of Mrs Herbert A
Via. ir.: sister of Mrs Thelma L
Russell and grandmother Of Wayne
A. Via. Services at Chambers Flu
neral Home. 3072 NJ st. NV. on
Thursday, April ., at 2:3O pm
In.ermeni National Memorial Park
Falls Church. Va. /
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ELMIRA G. HENDERSON. " r. 5.

Iiareh IS. 1859, AsBERRY JAMES
OF 81 Quincy 81. ne, husband Of
PANS Games; father Of Dorothy
tamin. Mamie, Henry. Emory, Jssse
and Emanuel James. He also is
survived by othey rsiatives and
friends. TIE late Mr. James may be
viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home.
so II ST ne after pm Wecnes-
day, A-r.l 7 where services win be
heid Thu -sdsy. April =. Ut ON.
InteEms.lt Wondlawn Celnetsrv
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AMlM I s.Is FARRRlys 3, op w Is q

day, April * 1850, al the wash
,ngisD ssnlIasil,m sS HAIR HAREx p \, AM M
Silver Spring No. VS Ssioved '1 nus.
band Of Pearl II. zimmerman. Serv-
ices at the s. ~. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 200l l4th st. NV, on Fri
day. April 8. a. 2 pm. parking
faeiiitiesl. Interment Fort LIN oln
Cemetery. 2
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JACKSON. BELL. Members of Early
AZ. Rose Tabernacle. No. 81.
A. I .. Of Moses, are
-. -. L. requested TO attend serv-
xf4fy ices for Sister BELL
NkzAS JACKSON OIL Wednesday.
April /. 1859. at s pm =,
at the Frsz.er Funeral Home $3.50
Rhode sand ave. NV. Funeral
OIL Thu STAY april >. ct pm,
from the -si-st Baptist Church.
nth st anG rumharton ave. NV
j. HIN ARTHUR L1GhTFOOT.
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u aEtEkt NtshINDOEIt II u OH WIIIINdy
Marcn so, 1858, RANDOLPH L
CLARK OF 1921 + ST. Sc, beloved
husband OF Minnie NJ. CLARK. lathe
OF Randolph S. Clark of Rockville
Md. and Mrs Betty F. stallone Of
wheaton, Md; son OF Mrs. NELLIE
brother Of Richard s. Clark OF Lang
ley PARK, Md: Cecil Hamilton Clarl
of Washington. D. c.: George Yer,
non Clark Of Sacramento. Calf
Mrs. Eleanor Louise Sekst!ne o
Silver Spring. Md. and Mrs. EdnI
Berry Eldridgc of Chico, Calf
nephew of Miss Florence |. Nc
Donald Of Silver Sprins. Nd FrieIdi
may call at Gawler's Chapel, l15t
Pa. ave. NV. Services will be heit
ct the Hughes Memoir al Methods
Church, 10000 Georgia ave
Wheaton, Md. on Friday. April
at = pm. increment ParklswI
CemeterY .
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BERGMAN, VEGINIA. On Sunday
met Msf'h General He 1898 RosDts a. y Shs Ri
BERGMAN of 4I2 South Capito
st., DEVOTED mother Of Mrs. Leths
Clatterbuck. Ms. Mable =. Rivers
Miss Lilly D. Bergman and Hezf-
kiah Bergman, She also leaves
to mourn her passing two sisters
Mrs Msnie L. Rhodes and Mrs
EuIah M. Allen. eight grandchil.
qren, three Freat-grapdchildren one
daughter-in-law, two sonsein ia "
and host Of other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at her
above late residence, where friends
may. call after 3 pm Wednesday.
April l. Funeral services on Thurs
day April 2. at Um, at the
Eriendshio Baptist Church, LIST and
II SITS. s.w,, the Rev B. f. Whiting
ofhciating. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery Arrangements by the
John T. Rhines Funeral Home. 3016
18th st. ne.
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GUYNN. WILLIAM HENRY. On Sur

HENRY duYNNN Of TN Indian ' Heae
Md. brother Of sydney Guynn Of
1927 18th st NV. He also Is
friends. After 4 pm. Wednesday
y April :, friends are invited to cell
st the Jarvis Funeral Church,
1892 You St NV, where funeral
services will be held on Thursday,
April 2. at $50 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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BRUCE, MABLE r.oUisE. On satur-
IoSUj1sE. BRUCE of i I9oS 18Th 81 b, St I
me-, beloved wife of Eliot Bruce
and sister of Miss Sarah Brawner
Of California She also is survived
BY other relatives and friends After
4 pm. Wednesday, April 1, friends
are invited To call ct the Jarvis
Funeral Church, 1882 You st
NV, where funeral services will
pc held on Thursday, April ,. at
100 pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. /
BRUCE, MABLE T., .Onicsrs and mem.
- bers Of Rebeksh Household Of
AN Ruth, No. s. @. u. O. o. F.
NJ are requested TO attend tht
A funeral of Inmate MABLH
BRUCE on Thursday, April 9
~ 1859, at 100 PM. at the
~ Jarvis Funeral Home, 1892 You
" s SARAH RiH MORRIS, M. N. @.
THELMA SHE'LL, W r.
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CALDWELL, EULA s. Suddenly. on
tuesday, March IL, 1859. EUi A s..
Palmer Park, Md. beloved vile OF
John r. Caldwell She also is sur
vived by three brothers and six
sisters. Services at the Fort Lin
cain Mausoleum Chapel on Thurs
day. April =, at 3 pm Buria,
prfvate, Arrangemewts by the Gasch
Funeral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave. j,
Hyattsville. Nd
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CHATTERs, MARIE L. On Monday
March 80, 1853. at D am. al
Freeomen's HOSPITAL, after. a brief
Illness, MRS MARIE L CHAT.
TIERS. She is survived by faith.
tul husband, Dr. A. A.. Chatters:
9 devoted daUghter, Miss Miriam
Chatters and other relatives
and many friends. She was a past
Daughter Ruler Of Winter Capital
Temple. No. ar /. B. r. o. OF
Els Of W. Inc. Friends rlay cal
at her late residence, AGO. I3th
pl ne. on Wednesday. kprtl l.
tehr d Dni nu Funeral A ssrviees WI
am. ct st Anthony's Catholic
Church, 18th and Monroe sts. ne.
Father Sheehan oificiating, inter.
ment Arlington Nctional Cemetery
ARRANGEMENTS by the R. N Horton
Co, Morticians, l322-24 You st
NV. New Orleans. La, paper:
please copy)
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March 81, 1850, at Casualty Hos
pital. NATHANIEL MINICK Of 1884
Massachusetts, ave. Sc. beloved hus-
band of Lille B. Minick. Also
SURVIVING are two children, six
sisters and q host of other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice of
funeral later ARRANGEMENTS By
Morrow a. Woodsord, Inc, 1929 nth
st NV
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JOHNSON, IR- NE. On Sunday. March
~ l.lh--- At y ShnrE Va IRENE

%, la5., al Leesburg- Va IRENE
JoHNzON, =iie Of Msrcellus john
son Of chantilly, Va: mother Of
Marv Courtney. Edna Green, Lau-
retts jackson ana Nsrcefus john
son. " Two brothers. eight grand-
children and many other relatives
and fr-ends also survive, AIRS
Johnson will rest at the Chinn Fu-
neral Home, zoos Shirlington I'd 4.
Arlington, Va after 8 pm. Thurs
day. April .. where funeral services
will be held a. pm. Friday. April
;, lnterment Clifton, Va. %
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RANDALL, LEONARD LEO. Suddenly,
on SATURDAY., March Is. 1883, in
Philadelphia Pa. LEONARD LEO
RANDALL, beloved husband of tbs
ate Louella Randall. father Of Patsy
Randall and son Of william Randall.
He also is survived by.t two brothers,
Walter and Worth Randall, and two
sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Burke and Mrs
Alice Helm. REQUIEM mass AND
tnterment Philadelphia, Pa.
IS. HARRY c. On Tuesday. March
81. 1850. a. his residence, i;}47
v ST. NV. Harry c. ROSS. be.
loved husband O. Mrs. Elizabeth
Ross and nephew OF Mrs LaurI
Mitchell, Mrs. LillienS Baker anC
Luther Veney. Other relatives anS
friends also survive. Remains rest
ms with l. Z. Murray a Sen. 133l
10th 81 NV. where friends ma!
call on Friday. April 3, from 3 pm
till 10 pm, and where funera
services viii be held on Saturday
April 4. at pm Intermen
Paynes Cemetery.
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! MACH %. 1859, MARIE 3, IN,
S RslSgiih VIM mother q James sace' IN.
wriEht, beloved aunt Of Brother
Fide'is George, Marie Hall. Rits
ciofh and Helen catalano, Friends
NAV call % the Robert. A, MsttinglS
Funeral Home, 1871 18th st. sc.
until THURSDAY. April 2. at S:3l
am. Requiem mass at 81, An,
thongs Church at q am. Relative:
and friends invited. Intermeni
Mount Olivet Cemetery, Memberi
Of st. Anthony's Sodality will re.
cite the rosary on Wednesday
April ]. at 1:45 pm.
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H!HOE "a IHEN IEr; on dnesday, March
Marlboro, Nd, beloved husband Of
Alice Hodge and father of virginia
Fletcher and Raymond Hodge Also
surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Alice
Forster and Miss Mary Hodge: two
brothers: Charles and Jerry Hodge,
ami other rela.i and many
triends. After 3 pm Thursday,
April =, friends are invited to cali
al his late residence. Requiem
mass will be celebrated at 10 I'M
Friday Anril 3 at ST, Mary's
Catholic Church. Upper Marlboro,
Nd. Interment Mount Carmel Gem
eterv. ARRANGEMENTS by McGUire,
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h1 maicn M so fbSa s oR dn'RR sss
Hospital NORRIS NJ. HALL. hus-
band of Gloria A. Hall brother Of
Roy L. Rudolph and Jerry Hall
and Mesdames Mary Frazier. Eliza
Nina Freeman aud Agnes Gross,
He also Is SURVIVED BY other rela-
lives and friends. The late Mr.
Han may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Yone. 80 H ST me-, after
3 I'm Wednesday. April !. where
services viii be held on Thursday
April ., at 11:30 am Interment
ArlinRtnn National CeuneferN 2
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MA x goH us! s. On s .wS j March w.a
dort. Nd, uncle Of Gladys David
friends. After pm. Thursday,
April q. friends are invited to cali
ct the Jarvis Funeral Chapel, f432
You st. NV Mass for the repose
Of his soul viii be celebrated on
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church.
New York and New Jersey ayes,
nv Interment Arlington National
Cemetery Rosary services on
THURSDAY. April 2 at 2 pm at
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DruthB

ABBOTT. SARAH CATHERINE. On
Tuesday, March 81, 1888. at her
residence. 5023 sherih I'd, ne.
SARAH GATHERING ABBOTT
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange.
Tmsnta BY Henry g. Washinsson 4
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SIANc caToA 4 po odisc ID 5REa my
% 56l9 Annapolis I'd, Hvattsville
Nd beloved mother of Mrs Bette
LOUISE wilkinson of Dallas. Tex
and Mrs. Lillian Marie Arthur. sis
ter of Thomas Rowe of Fort Lauder.
dale, Fla. Ernest Rowe Of Wash.
inRton. D. c.. and Mrs. Ethel Hin
son Of Chiffon, Va; grandmother
0, Trlest E 7odEers and Ros,
Marie Arthur Friends NAV call al
the Nalley Funeral Home. 5000
Rhode Island eve. at Eastern ave
ne, March 81 from 6 ON Il
10 pm. Funeral on Thur Sday
April >. at 10 an Relatives AND
friends invited Interment For
Lincoln Cemetery
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JFCKSON. BlL.E. on MONDAY.
March 30, 1859, BELLE JACKSON
OF 1890 32d ST. M. loving mother
OF Mrs Helen J. Hudgeas and
George Jackson. sister Of Mrs. Rosa
five Grandchildren. other relatives
anc friends After g pm. Wednes-
day April I, friends may call st
the Frazier Funeral Tome, 3Sa
RhcSe Island we. NV, Remains
at the First Baptist Church. Dunn
b2rton ave and 9th st. NV, from
10 am Thurs Iav, April .. until
time of funerfl. pm. the Rev
s. o. Bradley officiating Inter
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Ho- LIS, LANES M On wednessav

March 30, 1859, LlHWo sou p p
HoSLEY believed husband Of Bar
bara B, HoSley and father of Ed
ward Wendell Hoslev. Mrs Mildred
Bushorg, Mrs. Alice Scheffler, Mrs.
Crystal Cram end the late 6ar-
ron Hosley HI also is survived
by 1--WE grandchildren and one great
gTandehild; Friends NAV call at
the W W Deal Funeral Home.
1872 Georgia ave NV. on wednes-
cay. April !. from pm. to q
pm, Services on Thursday, AprI.
Z, at pm. Interment Cedar TIL
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HEETEKs UAKHY WILLIAM. On
Tuesday. March 81. 1859. at Circle
Terrace HOSPITAL. Alexandria, Va,
HARRY WILLIAM METER. hUs-
Virginia ave, Alexandria. Va. fashef
Of Mrs: Helen II. Boswell Of Glen
Hills, Nd: Mrs. Edith M Wise
II 81 Franconia. Va: Mrs Alice Ell
lott Of Alexandria, Va, and W
THOMAS Heeter of Arlington, Va;
brother Of Raymond Heeter Of Falls
Church. We. Friends may call al
the Wheatley Funeral Tome. 500
kine ST.. Alexandria, Va, where
hineral services will be held on
Friday April 3 at II am, In
tsrrnsrt National Memorial Park
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PAGE, Arthur. on Sunday. March
Hospital ARTHHUR PAGE Of s4s
Eye st Sc. devoted husband Of
Mrs Ida Page. brother Of Mrs.
Elsie Lee and Cornelius Page OF
Kansas City, Mo, and Mrs Cleo
Riddles OF Omaha, Nebr. He also
leaves many friends. Friends may
call after pm. Thursday, April
., at the House of Boyd Funeral
Chapel, 522 Sth st, Sc, where serv-
ices will be held at 1:30 pm
Friday August 3 with the Rev
BENJAMIN Whiting ofieiating In.
terment Woodlawn Cemetery. 2
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NC asy M Elf BEE fasa on 1Ses:
WASHINGTON U ,iversity Hospital,
EMILE BLEECKER NOBIE Of 1885
Columbia I'd NV, beloved wife OF
the late w Clark Noble, ST.: STEP
New York. sister Of Mrs. Henry L
Desnard OF Detroit, Mich. and aunt
Of Mrs. John R. West. of Annapolis,
Nd. Friends may call at the S. H.
Hines Co Funeral Home, 1901
10 PR. Wednesday. April l tpark-
ing fscilitiesl Services at st.
Margeret's Episcopal Church, Con-
necticut ave and Bancroft pl
nm nm On RuyiaI rS MaS,nt Ap dnre Cane.
etery. South Gardiner. Me.
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MURRAY. IRWIN c., ST.. Suddenly on
Snndav Marnh on 1QkQ al Rnca

sunday. .Msrcn :. sa: 1867 S1a q bo g
Eaten n H Fi Tsvi Ma b. %gSf SSs
band Of Doris L. Murray, father Of
irwin C.. Murray. jr., of Oxon Hill,
Md. and Mrs. Joan MURRAY Fischer
of Boca Ration. Fla: brother Of Mrs
Gladys Fahrney Of Frederick Nd.
He also is survived by five grand
children. Services at the r..
Pines Co. Funeral Home, 2g11 14th
St. NV, on THURSDAY. April .. at
y am parking facilitiesl. inter-
mept Rock Greek Cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1959-09-24
Parents To Meet
On kindergarten

The parents of children who
are interested in talking over
the proposition of a kindergar-
ten for Smyrna are invited to
attend an organizational meet
ing to be held at the Youth Cen
er on tonight, Sept. "a, at 8 pm
The education committee of the
Smyrna Lions Club will be there
to meet the parents, who will
then form their own organiza-
ton to carry the project for
ward. The Lions Club has Of
fered the use of a room at the
Youth Center if it is found that
a kindergarten is desired. The
committee includes Robert Ev-
erett, chairman, Francis B. Geb-
hart, Henry T. Price, and Joseph
Orlando.
Smyrna times., 1959-09-24
Reading Council
Maps Three-State
Fall Conference

The -Maryland-Penn-
sylvania Council of the Interna-
tional Reading Association will
convene for its fall conference
at the Senior High School in
Elkton, Md, on Saturday, Sept.
26, to hear DR.. Morton Botel,
ssistant superintendent of
schools and reading consultant
OF Bucks County, Penn. He will
address the group on the theme
of Developing Concerted Action
in the Schoolwide Reading Pro-
gram. DR.. Botel, a director of
the IRA, a past president of
Delaware Valley Reading Asso-
citation, the author of an i'm
pressive number of books in the
reading and language arts field,
and a speaker of no mean abili-
ty, will have wide appeal to the
teachers and supervisors of the
Delaware -Maryland-P
ia area.
Chairman of the meeting is
the president of the newly or
ganized council of the IRA, DR..
Russell G. Stauffer, director of
Reading Study Center of the
University of Delaware, editor
of the Reading Teacher, and
author of new basic reading
series. Of invaluable aid is DR..
Stauffer's program of inservice
training in reading to schools in
Delaware and Maryland. Among
these schools is the Rehoboth
Elementary School.
Smyrna times., 1959-09-24
'Ever-Hungry" Sons Less Problem
For Nom Than Teenage Daug ghters

Do the teenagers in your fam
lily eat right? Does your teen
age son eat practically every
thing in sight while his sister
seems to have no interest in
food?
The kind and amount of food
your children eat can influence
their present and future health
and happiness, according to
Mrs. Marjorie Whitaker, food
and nutrition specialist at the
University of Delaware.
Teenagers are growing rap
idly. They need enough food
and the right kind of food. This
means a full quart of milk every
day, either as whole milk, skim
milk, or buttermilk. If your
youngsters don't want tn a t
much, good substitutes TO reach
cup of milk less than quart
are Ia ounces cheddar cheese,
Smyrna times., 1959-09-24

lA cups cottage cheese, or la
cups ice cream.
Teenagers require more pro-
tein than adults. A minimum of
two servings of meat, poultry
or fish, plus milk, eggs, and
cheese is necessary to provide
the required protein.
Teenagers need at least -four
servings of fruits or vegetables
daily. It's important that one
of these be rich in vitamin A
and another in vitamin c.
Young people should have
four servings of breads or GER
eals each day too.
When your tie ager eats
these foods daily, he or she is
laying a good foundation for
present and future health and
happiness. Your "ever-hungry''
son may eat additional foods as
long as he doesn't gain too much
Smyrna times., 1959-09-24

In a panel discussion in the
afternoon the entire faculty of
this school will tell its story of
attempting to unity the reading
program. Points of interest will
be preventing reading difficult
ties, the first grade approach to
reading, testing and grouping,
integrating the language arts,
laboratory materials, library re-
sources, guidance of the reading
consultant, the role of the ad-
wiser and administrative back
ing of the reading program. Both
DR.. Botel and D. Stauffer will
sit in with the panel and serve
IS d scusSants.
Smyrna times., 1959-09-24

the lifeboat overheard by hand,
it is released from a basket
mounted on the port and star
board quarters of the overhead
on the flight deck. In an emer-
gency, the man on watch SIM
ply pulls a wire connected by
remote control to a quick-re-
lease catch, and releases and
initiates the lifeboat.
Smyrna times., 1959-09-24
Carpets Used For
Yeurs-Look New

There is an easy way of keep
ing carpets new looking without
periodically cleaning wall to
wall.
It's simple. All you do is ap-
ply Blue Lustre Carpet and Up
holstery Cleaner to spots and
traffic paths as they appear.
Blue Lustre leaves nap open and
fluffy. Carpets may be used for
years without necessity of an
overall cleaning if Blue Lustre
is applied to areas as needed.
SMYRNA HARDWARE co.
Phone OIL 3-7309
Smyrna times., 1959-09-24

weight. Your calorie conscious
daughter can profit by this diet
if she chooses foods she needs
for radiant health.
Smyrna times., 1959-09-24
Man Overheard.

Ingenious crewmen of the U
SIS Coral Sea (CVA 43) develop
ed what is believed to be one
of the fastest methods ever de-
vised for getting aid to a man
overheard. Instead of heaving
Evening star., 1959-06-12
U.S.Workers
Get Holiday
On JuIy3

Most Federal employees will
get an extra holiday on Fri
day. July 8. under an ex-
ecutive order signed by Presi-
dent Eisenhower today.
He ordered the Friday of
for all Government employees
except those required to be on
duty for national security
reasons because the July 4
holiday falls on a Saturday
For those Federal workers
who do have to stay on the
job Friday. the Presidents
order provides compensatory
time off at some other time
during the year.
His order noted that ''it is
appropriate that we pause
from our labors to mark the
beginnings Of our heritage of
liberty and freedom" on the
anniversary Of the signing Of
the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence.
Because this anniversary
falls this year on Saturday, a
non-work day for most Federal
employees. the President said
1T is appropriate that those
employees who do not regularly
work on that day be given ar
alternate day in special OBJ.
servance of this anniversary"
Evening star., 1959-06-12

Tomorrow will be gradually
clearing and turning cooltr. The
Weather Bureaus five day
forecast calls for near or below
normal temperatures through
next Wednesday.
At this time Of year, the
normal high and low for Wash
ington are SO and GA degrees.
The forecaster expects a cooler
week end and a return to
warmer weather Tuesday or
Wednesday.
The smog-like haze which
has pestered area residents in
the last several days is reme-
died by rain or wind. It is
caused by a layer of hot, still
air lowering several hundred
feet high in what the meteor
ologists call a temperature
inversion. Auto fumes are
trapped under the lid of warm
air and sore eyes result.
1t has been annoying but
not DANGEROUS.