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NEWMAN. ELENORA Z. onieers and
49, members OF Magnolia coun.
XM ell Past Dauehter Rulers Of
HA the /. B. P. o, E. OF W., are
U0 hereby notified OF the death
WI OF Loyal Daughter ELENORA
W. e, NEWMAN Services on
q Monday, February %, 1903,
at pm. from the Vermont Avenue
ALTO WARD,
Loyal Daughter Ruler.
INEZ G. WALKER. Fin. Secy.
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ROSEMOND. WILLIAM. on Saturday,
February 81, 1859, WILLIAM ROSE
MOND, husband Of Mrs Bessie Rose
mond of 2l6 West l40th St. New
York City. Funeral services and
interment Greenville, S. c. Ar
rangements by Jarvis.
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MILLER. BENJAMIN. On Friday. FEB

ruary 20, 1859 BENJAMIN MILLER
beloved father OF Mrs. Martha Hal
per, Albert A, Louis D. and Harry
Miller, all of Washington, D. c,
He also is survived by one brother.
Charles Miller OF New York City,
and FIVE grandchildren. Services at
Home. 42l1 9th ST. NV, on Mon
day, February %, at 10 am. In
terment Ohev Sholom Cemetery In
mourning at GA A st. sc. Family
requests in lieu of flowers. contribu-
tionS be made to the Hebrew Home
for the A2ed -
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sTnyER. EssIE RERIIN snddenl,

on Friday, February 20, 1859, at
Walter Reed Army Hospital, ESSIE
BERLIN SLOWER, beloved mother
Berlin; sister Of Mrs Harry Butler,
Mrs. Gladys Phillips. Robert P. Phil
lips, George and Paul Phillips, all Of
Niagara Falls. N. Y Also survived
by four grandchildren and three
great grandchildren Friends may
call at the Rinaldi Funeral Home,
$40 II st. ne. from 4 to pm.
on Sunday. February 20. Services
and interment Erie, Pa
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LONzETH, HENRY A. A special COM
~ munication of PetwOrth
A e.: 4. !: i s.: ]
our late brother HENRY
A. LONZETH of Sumter Lodge, No
4l9, Hot Springs, Ark
LAWRENCE R. LEIS, Master.
C. C HUTCHINSON, Secy.
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HARDING. NIRGINIA M. on FrldI

February 20, 1853, al suburban Hos
pital, VIRGINIA M. HARDING. be.
loved wife of DR. Dean H. HardinG
and mother Of Richard c. Beverly
A; and Diane K. Harding: daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy j Hammond
sister Of Evelyn o. Bennett anc
Ronetta Knoblett Friends may, ViSi
Funeral Home, 254 Carroll st NV
tparkins opposite), on Sunday, Feb,
ruary -, from pm until 6 pm
Private funeral services on Monday
February %. at 1880 m. Interment
Parklawn Cemetery, The family re.
quests that contributions be madt
to the American Cancer Society II
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ruary 81. 1859. MAX KoTTLER Of
800 I'd pl NV, beloved husband
Of Fannie Kottler and devoted
father OF Sidney Kottler, Morris
Kottler. Mrs Mary Silverblank ano
Mrs. Gertrude Fraelleoni. He also
Is survived by two sisters Mrs. Anna
Meyerson Mrs Mary Freshman,
both Of Chicago, Ill, and nine grand-
children. Funeral services at the
Bsruera Danzansky a. Sons Funeral
Home, 1901 14th ST. NV, on Sun
day, February -, at 3 pm. In
terment Ohevsholom- Talmud Torah
Cemetery. Memorial Week, see sd
pl. NV In lieu Of flowers the family
suggests that contributions may be
made to the Cancer Fund.
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sILBLRG. MORRIS: On FRIDAY. FEB

rnsrs 60 1883. NORRIS siIBERG,
beloved husband OF Mary Silberg
He also is su-vived by his mother,
Mrs Anne Silberg. one brother, Sam
Silberg Of Washington, D. C., and
Two sisters. Mrs. Clara Coleman
and Mrs Lillian Perrin Services
at the c D GOLDBERG & Son Funeral
Home. 42l1 9th ST. nv. on Sunday,
February -. a. . pm lntermeni
Mount Lebanon Cemetery. In
mournlnT at 1924 9th. st. nv,
Ant c0i
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MOORE, MAUDE A. On Friday, Feb

MUUKE' MAIUE 4. OTI FTIUay- FVO=
ruary 20, 1859, at her residence.
A. MOORE, beloved wife Of Leonard
Moore. mother of George A and
Earl 7. Moore Mrs. Clara NJ Wal
ton and Mrs. Jane NJ. Davis She
also is survived by two brothers,
three sisters and eisht grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the
Richie Bros. Funeral Home, Upper
Marlboro. Nd. Funeral services VIII
be held in the Epiphany Episcopal
Church. Forestville. Nd, on Monday.
February -, at , pm. lnterment
Fnipnany Cemetery
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HELEN F. VlRTS, Secy.
WIENER. MEYER. On Thursday. Feb
beloved husband OF Adele Weiner,
devoted father Of Alvin H. Weiner,
Mrs. Pauline Shanker, Mrs. Diana
Gardner all OF Washington, D G.
He also is survived by one sister
Mrs. Rose Goldberg Of Baltimore
Md. and six grandchildren Serv-
ices at the c. D Goldberg a. Son
Funeral Home. 42l7 9th st. NV,
on Sunday. February -, at II am
Interment Mount Lebanon Cemetery.
Friendship Lodge Section In mourn
ing at 3S2l Palmira lane Silver
Spring, Nd Family requests in
lieu OF flowers contributions De
made to the Heart Fund. (Balti-
more papers please eopyl ~
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Brookmont. Md, on February u,
1859, husband of Virginia E. INLAY.
father of Marjorie E. and Nancy
D. Inlay, brother of Mrs Beuah
Lofiler, Mrs. Ethel Hames and Mrs.
Hilda Cassidy. Services at Cham
berS Funeral Home, 3012 NJ st. NV,
on Tuesday, February "A, at > pm.
lnterment Potomac, Nd. %.
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TX Kenneth F. sHAFFER, W N.
JOHN Z LAWRENCE, secy. "
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TEED e; OF 1898 g B ,sps
S sSHs q q Ps Sn s'G T. Ksy sSsi
Of Mrs, Ellen p Flemine Fred B,
and John q. Kelly; brother Of Mrs.
Helen Caesar Mrs Florence Miller,
Mrs. Ruth Strohman, Harold L,
ard lloyd Kelly. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home 100
Chaplin st. nv, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary "a, az . am Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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TLGHMAN, CAROLYN J. On Friday

IILUHWHNi NAhUL1N J. On Friday,
February 20, 1859. at the Washing
ton Hospital Center, Carolyn ]
Tilshman of the Mendoza Apart
ments, wife Of the late Richard
Cooke Tilghman, aunt of G CARLYLE
Whiting OF jersey Shore Pa, and
Mrs Esther Whiting Stonestreet Of
Washington, D. c. Memorial serv-
ices will be held at Gawler's Chapel
1856 Pennsylvania ave. NV, on Mon
day, February %, at 10 am. In
terment private Please omit flowers.
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The late THOMAS F. GiLLiNG wish
TO extend their thanks TO their
many relatives. friends and neigh
,bors for their flowers, gifts. cards
and other expressions of sympathy
during their recent bereavement
WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
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THOMAS, CHARLES +. Suddenly, on
Friday. February 20, 1853, CHARL ES
F. THOMAS, beloved husband OF Mrs.
Lena Thomas He leaves also one
daughter, Mrs. Corrie P. Awkward :
three grandchildren, Ave sisters, Mrs.
Anna Johnson, Mrs. Selena King,
Miss Beatrice Thomas Miss Ruby
Thomas, Mrs. Fannie Awkward; one
brother Allen F. Thomas: a devoted
friend, Miss Mary Gibson; other rela-
tives and friends. After ! pm. Mon
day. February %, friends may call
at the Snowden Funeral Home, Rock
vile, Md. Funeral Tuesday, Feb
ruary "A, at > pm at the Sharp
Street Church, Sandy Spring, Nd A..
the Rev. T.. H. Brooks oficiating
Interment Ash Memorial Cemetery.
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MARTIN, DAN. On Friday, February
90, 1859, DAN MARTIN of 1872
H st. Sc, husband o. MIS- i MAY
ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis.
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NEWMAN, ELEANOR T.. Grand Past
-. Most Noble Queen, Queen
tTHk Of Queens and Grand Or
n " gapizer Of Star Of Hope
rRI Chapter, No. 81 B, p o, Of
Reindeer. Died 4 am.
Thursday, February 10,
u& 1889, at Freedmen'S Hos
pitsL All officers and members OF
Star Of Hope Chapter. No. 20, B..
P. o. OF Reindeer. are asked 10
attend the funeral services Of our
Grand Organizer IN uniform, Mon
day, February ~ at the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church, at pm.
PRINCESS ETHEL MITCHELL,
PRINCESS FLoRfNE 4 PooUE.
PRINCESS C. ELIZABETH KING,
Deputy.
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MARIANI, VICTOR r. On Thursday.
FEBRUARY 10. 1859, at his residence,
500l Dsnbury court, Bethesda, Md,
VICTOR F. MARIANI, beloved hus-
Of Sister Theodore (Order of St Ben
edictJ and Theodore F. Mariani;
brother of Albert Mariani, Italia
Galosi and Diomira Di Menna. Flu
neral from the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home, 1881 Georgia ave,
NV. on Monday. February %, at
$3.50 am Requiem mass at St.
Anthony's Church, 18th and Monroe
SITS. ne, at 10 am. Entombment
National Memorial Park, Falls
Church. Va Relatives and friends
invited. The family requests that
flowers please be omitted. Spir-
itual bouquets would be appre-
ciated ~
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MOVER. ANDREW J. On Wednesday,
February Is. 1859 in Bay Pines.
Fla. ANDREW J. MOVER. formerly
of Takoma Park. Nd beloved hus-
band OF Dorothy R. P. Meyer
Friends are invited TO call al the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A Humphrey, Bethesda.
Nd. on Sunday. February -, after
II noon. where services Will be
held on Monday, February %. at
> pm. Interment Parklswn Gene
terry. -
NEALE, LILLIAN. On THURSDAY Feb
ruary ~. 1859. LILLIAN NEALE
81 1890 Irving st. NV, mother Of
AlphonZo Prather grandmother OF
Mrs GLADYS NJ Hunt, aunt ofe Mrs
Rachel Britt. Herbert and RAYMOND
Johnson. foster grandmother Of
Shirley Cherry. Two sreat-grand-
children, other relatives and friends
also survive After IN. Monday
February g, friends may call at
1872 You ST. nv. where services
will be held on Tuesday, February
-, a. pm. InteTment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS
by Frazier. 23
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ruary 90. 1859, OLIVER Il. HAIR
RIS, beloved brother of Sadie B
Iva E and Alton D. Harris Fu-
neral from the w. W. Deal Funeral
Home, 4Sl2 Georgia ave. NV, on
Sunday, February -, at | 80 pm.
Interment DarnestnMn Nd 90 1.
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MARIAN, VICTOR F. Members Of
10Y Alcantara Caravan, No II.
CD 81: !: !: Y J ] !.
quested to meet at the
Hanlon Funeral Home. 1891 Geor-
gia ave. n W., on Sunday, February
%, 1883 at s pm, for recitation
of the rosary
DIR; cARMoN R NAPLES, G. G,
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ELEANOR. oficers and
,A~.s members OF Columbia Tenn
X6 pie, No. 422, /. B, P, o.. O.
~ Of Y. are hereby notifed
daughter, ELEANOR NEW:
~ MAN. Funeral services will
be held at pm. Monday,
February 81, 1859. at the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church slk serv-
ices at funeral. -
ETHEL B MITCHELL,
nauRhter Ruler
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LONZETH. HENRY ALBERT. OF Bra
denton, Fla on February IS, 1853
husband of Vallie McGinnis Lonzeth
Three daughters and three sisters
also survive. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5l7 l1th st. Sc
on Monday, February %. at 2:30
pm 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
tery
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INLAY. CHARLES VERNON. oficer

NhHhLES EnNON.
- and members of Brick
| kI~ II, layers Union, No. l, are
/ Hi LM hereby notified of the
| EI1HE death Of CHARLES YER
| EjIB0tE NON INLAY on Saturday
! nUM February u, 1853 Re-
/ mains resting at Cham
/ berS' Funeral Home, BOZ
! NJ st. NV, where funeral will be
held at > pm. Tuesday, February -
lnterment Methodist Cemetery, Po-
WILLIAM 4. JORDAN, secy. 90
INGRAM. HATTIE J. On Monday
February Is 1859, HATTIE J. IN
! GRAM Of 1899 independence ave
Sc, wife Of Robert B. ingram,
Insrsm, sister OF Mrs. Clara B
Sowell Of Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs.
Dora Seloridge of Miami FLA; Fin
! ley. John, George and Mack Ellis
She also is survived by three grand
children. other relatives and friends
Remains may be viewed after noon
& Matthews Funeral Home. 1918
/ 18th st. NV. u4th st. and Sprins
/ I'd Funeral services on Monday
Friendship Baptist crurch, lst and
H SITS s.W, the Rev, B. H Whiting
ofieiatins Interment Woodlawn
JOHNSON, ROBERT II. Departed this
{ life on Thursday, February ~. 1883
/ ROBERT H. JOHNSON of ~ Chan
ming st. ne, beloved husband OF
/ Mrs. Olivia johnson. He also leaves
/ other relatives and friends After
pm. Monday February %, friends
/ are invited to call at Barbour S
Funeral Home. As X ST. ne, where
funeral services will be held Tues
( day, February "a, at 10 am, the
Rev. James D. Foy officiating In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
KATZ. MARY BAER. On Saturday
February Il. 1853, MARY BAER
/ KATE of 1905 Spring place NV,
! beloved mother of NJ Philip Kstz,
Mrs. Mollie K Schwartz, both Of
Alexandra, Va, Mrs. Eva K; Eek
stein of FairlaWn n. j.. and Miss
/ Ruth KatZ She also is survived by
three brothers. Samuel. BENJAMIN
and Joseph Baer, the latter two Of
Baltimore, Md; two sisters, Miss
Ann Baer and Miss Rose Baer, both
OF Baltimore. and eight grand
children. Funeral services at the
i Bernard Dsnzansky Il Sons Funeral
Home. 350l lith st. NV on Sun
day. February -. at I pm. In
/ terment Beth sholom CONGREGATION
Cemetery. Memorial week sol South
View terrace Alexandra, Va In lieu
i Of flowers, the family suggests that
contributions may be made 10 the
Heart Fund. 4.
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sIEGEL, WILLIAM. On Friday, Feb

SIEGEL, WILLIAM. On Friday, Feb
rusry 20 1853, WILLIAM SIEGEL
of PA South Virginia ave, Falls
Church. Va, beloved husband Of
Sarah Siegel and devoted father OF
Dr. julius Siegel, Mrs. Anna Knock,
Mrs. Frieda Goldberg and Mrs. Celia
Finkel both OF Falls Church, Va:
Mrs. Frances Lubin of Newark, n. j.,
and Morris Siegel He also is sur
Nived bv eight grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren Funeral
services at the Bernard Dsnzansky
4 Sons Funeral Home 35Ol l4th
ST. NV. on Sunday. February .,
at II am, Interment Southeast
Hebrew CONGREGATION Cemetery
New. Memorial week, 2,4 South
Virginia ave. Pals Church, Va In
lieu Of flowers, the family suggests
that contributions may oe made 10
the Jewish National Fund. 20
SILBERG, MORRIS. On Friday. Feb
ruary ~ 1889 MORRIS SII BERG.
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day February 10, 1859, al Calvert
County Hospital; Prince Erederiek'
loved husband Of the late Lillian
4. sothoron, father Of Mrs. Julia
Mr. R. Harrison sothoron Of Upper
sothoroS Of chsrlotte Hail Nd ::
brother Of Or. ! sothoron Of
Charlotte Hall, Nd, and Miss Grace
W Sothoron Of Washington. D c,
Funeral from the Robinson Funeral
Home, Leonardtown, Nd, on Sunday,
February %, at 2:l5 pm. Funeral
services at All-Faith Episcopal
Church. Charlotte Hall, Nd, at 3
pm Interment church cemetery.
PRAYERS on Saturday, February 81
At s pm. %
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February s0. 1855, at u her t'i resi-.
Sa LESLIE Es NO ANN rf FISHER s'at WIFE
Of John A. Fisher, mother Of Pearl
Fisher and Mrs. Edna ORoark. sis
ter Of Mrs. Ella Weisenburg, Mrs
Eva jenkins and A. CoOmes, grand
mother of David O'Roark. Friends
may call at the Everly Funeral Home.
PA West Main St, Fairfax. Va,
day, February %, at > pm. Inter-
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TRIFILLIs, NICHOLAS NJ. OF AIS
brother OF Tom Trifllis. Prayers
at Chambers Funeral Home, 400
Chaplin ST. NV, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary "a, at 1870 pm Services
at SITS. Constantine and Helen
Church. AIS 18th st. NV, at
pm. Interment Washington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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,,uGRn. members Of Fort Dupont
q + ]; 4; 4! u !:
will hold funeral services
on Monday. February %. 1853. at
SPIN, at the Walsh Funeral Par
lors. 141 18th st. sc,
FINLEY B. WOOD, Commander.
JAMES W. DONAHUE. Adit.
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Friday February 20. 1853, at her
TeslSsnss slQ% ss YAM s,,, ter So
IeTin and s pmar f Fia. mo's smt o.
She also Is survived by her brother,
Robert Omar Branch, and her aunt,
Mrs Roena Tackette OF ForeStville,
Nd From TO 10 pm Sunday.
February 20. friends are invited to
call at the Magruder Funeral Home,
III | Nichols ave. Sc. Funeral serv-
ices on Monday. February a. at I
pm, at ST. Luke,s Church Meadows
Nd, the Rev, Richard 7. Herbert
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MARIAN. VICTOR F. Members Of the
Washington General Assem-
IA bly,. Fourth Degree, Knights
GA of Columbus are notified OF
~ the death of Sir Knight VIC
TOR F. MARIANl and are
requested to assemble al
~ the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, 3S3l Georgia ave. NV. at
SIS pm Sunday, February a. for
the recitation Of the rosary.
VIZ Earl g. DROESSLER, FN.
tEs.Ern u MnGG 2 e 20
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praths

NcLAIR. ELIJAH J. on Thursday,
February 10, 1889 At Winchester
Memorial Hospital, ELiJAH 1. SIN.
CLAIR. beloved husband OF Mrs,
RUBY Moflett Sinclair. father Of
Wanda Marie and Jeanne Burnett
Sinclair. both Of Arlington, Va and
brother OF Mrs Carrie Moore, Mrs.
corrie Houston and Mrs, Mary Moi
fet. Friends and relatives may
SAY 4. me HoySt ,m funeral Home
February %. thence to the Mar
shall Baptist Church, where sery-
ices will be held at pm Inter-
ment IN Marshall Cemetery, Mar.
shall, Va %
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WASHINGTON, JOSEPHINE CART

ruary ~, 1859. NORA WATKINS
Of 2216 18th st. NV, beloved sister
of Mrs Vallie R, Bush, Florence
and Herman j. Campbell, sister-in-
law of Frederick D. Bush. She
also is survived by other relatives
and friends. After pm. Mon
day, February %, friends are invited
You I' st. n NV Funeral fS Services vii vii
be held on Tuesday, February "A,
at the Walker Memorial Baptist
Church, 18th and v SITS. NV. at
pm. Interment Carver Memorial
Cemetery. %
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ECTOR. BENJAMIN F. The family q
the late BENJAMIN F. ECTOR
appreciation to friends and neigh
bors for all their kindnesses, floral
contributions messages and other
considerations during our bereaVe-
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MARIAN, VICTOR r. Members OF the
n Washington Council, No
,NAAN. 22f, Knights of Columbus.
&Aksss- a are notified of the death Of
NS& our brother, VICTOR F.
ENAANN MARIAN, and are urged to
%%s%N assemble at the Timothy
N'V Hanlon Funeral Home, 1881
G=Orgia ave NV, at sis pm. Sum
day, February -, for the recitation
of the rosary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
MS ALICE EcToR AND FAM

GERMAN, JOHN CLARK. We wish to
express our sincere thanks to our
many relatives and friends for their
many kind expressions OF sympathy
and the many cards and flowers
sent during our recent bereavement.
Mr. AND MRS. RICHARD H.
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For late program changes
see --latest TV Information"
TN the Sunday Amusement
Section and on the daily
TV page.
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0N~SsSfe ~fSS~ Wv SfNN S~SseS
TV page.
SUNDAY
1870
9-RuroI America. Color.
"Extro Forest Dollars" Stem
Rust"
500
Shook Up and Live.
1.-THE Warsaw Ghetto" A pro-
orom commemorotine the 9th
anniversary of the rozino of the
ghetto in PoIond's coptol, Guest:
Robbi Joachim Prinz.
$3.50
9-chopeI OF the Air.
Choploin lit. COLI Tunis S.
cordiIl, ir. Sermon topic; by
This Sion-Conquer." PsoIm 46.
8:45
4-Amerieans at Work.
900
4-Briefing Session.
DISCUSSION. The Challenge of
the Soviet Economy" Deem Ed
word W. 6orrett, host.
9-Sundoy Morning News
9:05
9-comero Three. Educational.
1.-THE Sting of Sotire." Port Il.
Porodies on such aspects of
American popular orts as folk
songs, folk singers and builfieht
movies.
$50
4-christion Science. Religion.
"God Is Our Refuge" George
Word, moderator.
9-Moss for Shut-Ins.
Holy socrifice of the mass Is
celebrated ct Washington oltor.
gas
4-Industry on Parade.
1000
4-ReIisious Hour. Film.
5-Foith for To-day. Religion.
7-Junsle Jim. Adventure.
Johnny WeissmulIer stars.
9-Lomp Unto Ny Feet.
Evening star., 1959-06-21
Daughters
Pour Tea

Several CongreSSmen's
daughters poured tea at q
reception following the recent
graduation exercises of
Southeastern University.
All university alumnae.
they include Miss Linda Bird
Johnson, daughter Of Sena-
tor and Mrs. Lyndon john
son; Miss Karla Hennings,
daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Thomas Hennings; Miss
Linda Kefauver, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Estes Ke-
fauver, and Miss Margaret
Jane Stennis, daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. John STEM
mis-.
Also. Miss Gail Abernathy,
daughter of Representative
and Mrs. Thomas Abernathy:
Miss harley Tollefson.
daughter of Representative
and Mrs. Thor Tollefson;
Miss Anne Thomas, daughter
of Representative and Mrs.
Albert Thomas: Miss Anita
10 Ullman. daughter Of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Albert
Ullman, and Miss Tolise
Gathings, daughter Of Rep
resentative and Mrs. E. c.
Gathings.
The Misses Bonnie and
Diane Buchanan, daughters
OF the Chief of Protocol and
Mrs. Wiley Buchanan were
also among the pourers.
Evening star., 1959-06-21
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star stan Writer


Two young women arrived
In Washington five months
ago in a broken-down truck
filled mostly with green
beans, Bounce jars and
packing cases. They looked,
they say, like Oakies going
to California"
Today the pair - Miss
Sonya Hagna and Miss
Jacqueline Park-are turn
ing out 'Dilly Beans" as fast
as they can in the back room
Of an Alexandria bakery.
"Dilly Beans" are picked
beans with a special snap,
made from a New Orleans
recipe given to Sonya's
mother years ago by AN old
Southern gentleman"
THE recipe is not a COM
plete secret" Sonya said the
other day, but those who
have it-my mother, some
of her friends and the man
who gave it to mother
would never market it."
And so. with a trademark
for the name 'Dilly Bean"
a place to work and plenty
Of ideas for merchandising
their product, the girls are
now In business.
Arrived simultaneously
This success story began
at midnight November 13,
1884, when. remarkably
enough, both girls were born
-Sonya in Philadelphia and
Jacqueline in Bath. N. Y.
Both moved with their
families to Southern COM
munities. the former to a
small town in North Carolina,
the latter to Kingsport,
Tenn; both attended Inter-
mont Preparatory School in
Bristol, Va. and Mary Wash
ington College in Fredericks-
burg, Md, and all along they
had mutual friends. But it
wasn't until both reached
Columbia University in New
York, as graduate students.
that the girls got to know
one another.
In the summer Of 1857 the
two Of them decided a trip
to Europe would be nice, but
they couldn't afford it. To
earn money which they in
tended to save for this pur-
pose, they took teaching jobs
Evening star., 1959-06-21
Joint Installation
Banquet Held

The Soroptimist and Ven-
ture Clubs held their annual
joint installation banquet last
night at the South American
Room of the Statler Hotel.
New officers Of the Sor-
optimist Club are: Mrs. Mar
gs7et Dondero. president:
Mrs. Agnes D. Beaton, first
vice president: Mrs. Marye
M. Hobson. second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Lorraine Werlla.
recording secretary; Mrs.
Elizabeth Ankers, correspond
ing secretary, and Mrs. Mar
garet Schultz, treasurer.
The newly installed officers
Of the Venture Club are: Miss
4 Janet Coffelt. president; Miss
Lois Jean Kollar. vice presi-
dent: Miss Patrica Eller, re-
cording secretary; Miss Lu-
cinda Manarin, corresponding
secretary. and Miss Seda
Kavaldjian, treasurer.
The invocation was given
by DR.. George M. Docherty,
minister Of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The theme of the banquet,
Pursuit of Happiness" was
carried out with table deco
rations Of live birds and flow-
ers. depicting an outdoor
garden scene on a summer
night.