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Milford chronicle., 1959-05-15
Lakeview Elementary
School News
Grade 1-SectiOn 5
Mrs. Edith Smith, Teacher
Spring is showery,
flowery,

Mrs. Edith Smith, Teacher
Spring is showery,
flowery,
boweryi
Mrs. Smith and her girls and
boys have been busy working on a
Garden Unit. We are collecting
pictures of flowers, fruits and veg
etables for our room charts. Last
week we visited Hollands Green
house where we each potted a
pretty marigold to give to our
Mothers on Mothers Day.
Everyone of us brought in good
soil and. seeds and planted our
very own garden in egg crates
wrapped in aluminium foil. You
should see how our seeds have
grown with the help of sunshine,
water and lots of care! We all
filled an aluminium foil pie plate
with plants and moss from the
woods and made some beautiful
dish gardens. We planted a beau
in an eggshell and made Individual
kithchen gardens. We gathered
stones from the playground and
are watching our flower bulbs and
vegetable bulbs grow in jars filled
with stones and water.
We have a terrarium in our
room where African violets are
growing out of moist moss. We
planted vines in water and we can
watch the white roots stretch and
grow.
Mrs. Smith has taught us many
songs and poems about gardens
It has been fun to write original
stories and poems about our flower
friends. Our gardens have been fun
to watch and very soon we will
take them home to transplant in
our own yards. Do you have a gar
den?
Grade 6SectfOn 8
Mrs. Helen Hickman, Teacher
Highlights from our Trips
Historic Philadelphia
On our class trip to Philadelphia
we first visited Independence Hail.
Our guide, who was a historian
took us out on the square and
pointed out buildings of interest
three of which were Independence
Hall, Congress Hall, and Carpen-
ter's Hall where the First Contin-
entail Congress met in September,
1774.
We then went into independence
Hall. The first thing that caught
my eye was the Liberty Bell" We
heard q recordinp which said that
the Liberty Bell was first cracked
while being tested in 1852. John
Pass and Charles Stow, Jr., "two
ingenious workmen" of Philadel-
phia, recast the bell. The tone was
not satisfactory and it was cast
again by Pass and Stow in 1888. 1t
is tradition that the bell was crack
ed a second time in 1885 while
tolling the death of some famous
person.
After this explanation we went
into the other rooms. We saw the
Assembly Room where the Second
Continental Congress met in May,
1775. There we saw where the Dec
laration of Independence and the
Constitution were signed. Next we
saw the silver inkstand that was
used in the signing of the Declar-
alton of Independence. Independ-
ence Hall certainly has had an
exciting lifei
Sandra McGee
Famous Americans Have
Visited Here
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-15
SALES PITCH

COLUMBUS, Ohio (P)-Sign on
a truck delivering flowers: Take
1t Easy, The Next Load May Be
Yours.
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Gossard supplies the answers to
A SUCCESSFUL FIGURE

answer Jr." is that wsp of figure perfecter that
Gossard concocts in nyon power net with elasticzed
back panel Just the 1.-THE bit of trimming young
figure needs to look super-smart. Dip front and
crossed elastic panels for tummy control Small
medium or large. Girdle, 1876; pante grdle, 895
Answer" more firmly stated persuades bulgeS to
turn into pretty curves via nylon and rayon. The
same adroit front paneling in junior model 1895
answer" pantie girdls 1880
W&L-Girdes and Bras I'D Floor selections at
Chevy Chase, Corners and Alexandria
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CONTINUED

Y ST. NV. M. George washington
Ssa s. r .sa b .iSESs''iS a.s sSs.
SIS. Ready Mar, rs, AD. s-5424; ;
ewes. EN-. s.22lS, TtoAE
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bedroom APIS.

NEWLY DECORATED
YOUR CHOICE OF COLORS
SIS MO. UTILS. INCLUDED
Laundry facilities. screened rear
porch, on buSline. COW. to shop
pins, theater. etc.
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VIC. isih AND coLUMBLA.-Lss
s sscd tramp sis; I2 40. Gsss5Hsess, '.'h'm'
teth ST. N.w.-Nlesly fuln. room
. Telephones and pvt, parkina; hit
privileged. Co, Basic.
leth So. NV. 1919 st scott sir,
eerviees elev BIDS; - week.
Toe rhode mo BLAND kyE.--sinsl.
week RE, f.g29a,
1858 PARK RD.-Loyely clean rms
Yns men. Ms, ssi. y deIs. MHie S Sssr,yi
al4e ID ST.. embassy arss--vef,
lge, light rnn,i Nquiet conf. maid
Kit, privils. co, 6.1l3f.
| $3.50 Daily Per Person
Nice warm rms; Ice. dble. rms.
S1A wk. up; suit. ladies. semitic
men or sples;: maid sstv. dry
s .ssHiSSs H. is' 7! lSsh Il hE ps s:sC "
cQLoRED = RedocoEated rooms
3eos iath Ut. NV. AID. s-iila.
COLoRED-sGLE. on DBLE. RIM
for settled man In quiet pvt
home SO Lamont st. nv. To
COLORED - 1 SINGLE ana 2 dou,
Die rms with home PRIVILEGES. DE-
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tarv schools: large home. 4 bea-
rms. . baths, liv. rm.. family
DIN. nm. mod. kit: gear "a.
rage. On extra lot. Excel FOR
Children. $25.95O, CHEVY CHASE
EME.ALTY co. EN-. 3-lS00; ewes,
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SPRING VALLEY

KANSAS AVE.--Detaehed, 9 rooms,
private bedrms., . full baths,
full bsmt; oil h.-w.h.; garage;
vacant; new cond. OWNER, IA.
2-osSO.
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BUSINEss 0PPoRTUNITIf!
BARBER SHOP

COUNTRY STORE
In rapidly growing area Of Howard
Co. offered lock. stock and barre
all MERCHANDISE and the real es-
tate. Owner retiring for reasons
Of health, $4,000 buys all Fol
details call Mr.. laser, ParkWaj
5.2074 or
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

GIRL wanted to share 3-bedrm
a sSass Etn sS7O cI ext P Ssi7s Ni 3.
tween and 1870 pm.
Man TO SHARE HOUSE with 1
others. Well furn. Close In. Prefel
ofncer COLLEGE man. DI. 7.9397
YOUNG MOTHER wishes TO sharl
3-bedrm. home with another edu'
sated mother or 2 girls. 10
YOUNG MAN TO share 2-bedrm
house in Foegy Bottom with an,
other youns man. Call FE. 3-2334
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HOUSES F0R SALINE.

EASTERN AVE, Me-, 4128-Beau-
tiful detached home in an out.
Standing location. overlooking
pkwy.; completely redecorated in-
side and out. D rms, IA baths.
many extra features incl: Back
screened porch, 23-ft, liv. rm. with
hrepl.. master .bedrm. with . cles.
sets and priv. bath, complete mod.
kitchen; bsmt. A. tiled: fenced I'd:
only block from shop. center, 1
bus fare zone; low down payment,
balance like rent. To inspect cail
-, STEWART BROS INC.
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coLoRED-MicHioAN PARK
Q09 GAIT ATTN CTR

Why not consider this lovely
fence, well-landscaped lawn, storm
windows. modern equipped kit,
Hollywood tile bath. shiny hard.
wood floors: 0 rms. bsmt.. other
extras; only $795 down.
18th AND Z. CAPITOL
No. rs 18th ST. Sc.
sos down; like new inside and
out: rms, bath, bsmt, storm
Tinaows; fenced I'd; new gas
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CLEVELAND PARK-To settle es.
S ssts; sedgp. ., and bath on LIST; I
Excel. value. %. EN-. 9-74OO,
syes; IN. 2-4665, MEzTLER
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AIRS. FuRNIsnfp-D. Q.

ieia ieth ST. N.w,--Lse. g.bed.
mn med, ant ~, sn' ard 1Sc iss' closets
1891 CALVERT 81, N,ws-Elsy,
eedrm. w. run. kit, bath: ga
AiiSsSs -nf ppg ,!sRsay $3.50 mo- DE-
ssea ls.A g, E:N:. ~. .n;. es q
Also aotty pine enc. 81 t6b mo
ssis I1tA 81. NV. % ,colgmbi.
apts. Adults, MGR. AID. 4-OS2s.
i s.sl, 81 d:e. ssSd d. Of .r esrs nc.
bath. Garage opt, Adults only
Rent rsas. KD. S:6ssi, iO.l,
1884 nth ST. NV.
CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN
3 rooms, Kitchen, bath, ietrigera-
w2 Vas if REF R az .saoC
CoLORED-i3a1 Columbia I'd. nv
-Att,ae Il. hskp. rm,; refined
QUIET genti,; $40 VIZ. HI. 3.b474
CQL0RED - 727 WEBSTER 81
M:w:;@;A.straeL apts SsdImEo ",
mo. RA. 3.54O0. IL
C0L0RED-ess Rock Greek Church
ID. n,w.-s rms, ~ and beth
sas.t0 Co. S.tss2. .Y
COL0REp-APT. No. 81 Utt
EEsos ses iI s:sS s y; "a 1s .s:i
insgIsssssion or hey AZ Abs. I, co
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ROOMS FURN.-MD.. VA.

ARL., Nj gentleman only-Plsas.
ant. room n pvt. home mr.. Wilson
blvd. bus; $40 mo. IA. se-00as
sUITLAND ARIA, eonv. 70 Andrews
and .Census-oentlemen; rnl.:
nr. bath; ariet home; refs. RE
0-S769 after 3 pm.
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rooms, HousEkfrplne

CoxY ssMr. STUDIO mn: -Relgr-
s147 NV, Elk. 3.d635.
downtown. walk to work; III.
BAN; e quiet home; s siHp; VII ENC 'o''
FLORAL MANOR, 1872 18th st,
eney near shower; elevator bldg
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-ExtFs-lGe
bath; Sif.5O. no. s-S5so.
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baths. rec. fm.. oil heat, earase;
sassss NJ s;55A y. NV o q. so.Ssdi Ec''
sos to $3.50
Immediate Occupancy
seyerpl newly redecoraIea brick
rambiers In Pals Church and An-
nanaele area. Many Tltl All.
electric pE Kitchens. ineludlns
garbage disposals.. dishyashere, etc,
stores and buses. Apply portion
IARchiM0NT' RER RHIs9.' fNS Sp'' 81.
$4,000. JE. 2-64lb.
ICOLORED-s6lt FENTON PL. NE.
a..4soSS q HI, s.SaEaSSy, mo, ~
COLORED--I7A4 sth ST. NV
S y ,ns CO. snq b. essn oil hs." 80 per
C0LORED-IB25 N. CAPITOL ST,
- rms. and bath; ARcOLA heat:
500. Key with BlAss and Clark
Lot At corner. co. 5.0222,
C0LORED-I339 \. CAPITOL 81
On. Capitol and D SITS. lind Dr..
so rms Az ~: and bsth heat fun fun
ING $40 18th st. NV MA
CoLORED, ARL.-c6ny. Pentagon;
2-bedrm, semidet.; Ord bedrm. In
bsmt. ia. s-65lb.
COLORED,. 0 sHAD row NV
3 rms, cleo. and bath, $50 mo-;
si4 wk.: will partly furn. OIL
COLORED. BUNGALOW-Liv. rm.
tiled mrs. newly painted; iuil
bsmt.. new gas heat: porches. I'd.
k iESalSITTi g.. E Rssp $3.50. DIXIE
coLORED. 20 X ST. NE-lI
sSs.bo mo. M. SEuMXNk. TH
COLORED. Ills EUCLID ST. NV
per mo. AD. S.cssS. '' ''O
iC0LORED. 10TH AND 8 NV
/ Z rms, bath. 2 kits; oil heat;
i sfsfa ES XII ;Tli co. 5sT sa. 's.ssssSS
COLORED. 1890 NEWTON ST. NV
-Tapestry row brick. Z rms. and
bath. full basement. oil heat: AL
s SsTMSRk. n.y. M. ss.dallSSo. mo- MR.
COL0RED, 1886 18TH ST. NV
Newly dsccrated; 9 rms: and bath;
EfHEfhFs. Me- ~ ql Ii9 KRSi BOSS 4 4
S SSaSH5P. s-sM. 5 kESs sTs;s NY NY
f4s23 KANSAS AVE-. = LoE. RMS
LOUIS RIDDEN tn. 2-306C
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Argyle-Layhill Area

Argyle-Layhill Area
Are you tired Of city living? II
you are and YOU would like q Gus
tom built brick split level on II,
acres Of rolling land with stream;
center hall, .lge. living rm, and
separate dining I'm. with sliding
Beautiful Hot Point kitchen (best
availablel, 3 bedrms., Master bed
rm,, 2lx13, 3 baths, huge rec.
rm with fireplace; gear over
sized garage. Drop everythingl
Call US now To see this deluxe
homel
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. JU. 7-77O0
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COL0RED-VACIN
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,

SAVAGE, MD. (nr. National Sc
curitv Agency and Johns Hopkins
Lab, New 3-bedrm. rambler WITH
full bsmt.; only Si3,500, $3.50 dn.
FHA large wooded lot. DONALD
D. YOUNKN & co. 10 A.Rno2
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AIRS. UKFURNisH IIII:I
tcOkrlNuEpl

GLINDALE--smali, 2 bedrms.. liv
PVT, entrance; SIS mo. CT. 6.
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCN,
HOUSES FOR SALE-R.W,

ALICE DEAL-WILSON AREA-W,
challenge you to md as much
comfortable living space in al
equally fine convenient neighbor.
mood for S23.g5O. Big semidet
prick home, near 3Sth and Upton
lovely big rooms with high cell.
,ngs; includes den on LIST floor; 1
,aree bedrms.. > baths on md
living rm. is APPROX. l5x2O with
nIsplace: 2-car built-in gar; con.
Venient Tor Hurst. Friends, st
A An aSv and Imm9eglata schools
7-l4ll: ewes, HA. 2-343i.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
SSeantiful brick Colonial, neal
spring Valley, with 3 bedrmS,. .
D Dth' istIfr. powder rm., kitchen
rm. with fireplace, large liyinI
rm Screened porch. and man;
nice extras. Cali our uptown OF.
nee. IKE. 7-lS00 til 8 pm, iafte,
NON 4 LucHs CO. O'~0'' SHAN
AMER. Y. AREA = Big 3-bedrm
SO. 500: center hall, sep. din
rm large all-elec. Kit. with din
FRANK s. Phillips INC. pi
1-l4l1; ewes, OIL. 6-2442.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK SI5,750
Ms cboo,r. stS,.dAAnn'S Church AND
macnlate condition. This is TER.
iEiElC; Call for appointment "a
inspect, IKE 7-lS0O til g pm,
Saitsr . call EN-. 3-O326D, SHAN
NON " LUCHS co.
BEAUTIFULLY REFRIGERATED
23O6 ONTARIO RID. NV.
o rms; bsmt., yard. garage.
Brokers Coop.
l:24 14th st. NV. AID. 4.2006
BEGINNING AT WEBSTER ST. 10
y. c; line on 18th st.--3 excel.
get. brick modern homes. Corner
lois owners leaving city. Others
On request, STRoUP CO. RIA
CHEVY CHASE-CSse to eiemen-
tary schools, large home: 3 bed
rms = baths. liv. rm., family
ON; rm. mod. kit; gear ga
ehiidres: $a5.Sso. eli CHEVY ETc cHfA ~
REALTY co, EN-. Ais $40: eXss
WA. 7-4O65. ''' ''''
NASNA ShhoB - COLONIAL HriCk
home; first-fioor powder room, eat.
ing pace In kitchen. Ice, screened
porch, q bedrooms and . baths,
STORAGE attic, recreation room with
bar and fireplace: S2g,75O. Cal
WO. $4,000 It'll o pm. EDW II.
JONES = CO., INC.
CHEVY ASE-BARNABY WOODS
stately center-h brick Colo
NAL In desirable area. near good
schools fully equip. kitchen, pow
der rm. and lovely screened porch
LIST mr.: 3 bedrms, . baths up:
finished 3rd FIR: gas h.-v.h..
garage: S2S,5Q0 BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO.. Ell. 9-2326; ewes.
EN-. 2-582O. '
CLEVELAND PARK-To settle es-
tate. Bedrm. and bath on LIST; 4
bedrns,. . baths on Ind. Lee. lot.
Excel. value. %. EN-. 1-74OO:
ewes; en-. 2-4665, MEzTLER,
REALToR,
FOXHALL RD.-older Diet. 3 b. r
home. . baths. deep lot. $4,000.
JAMES CARR. Elk, 3.740O.
GEORGETOWN, 1912 Volta pl.-
One OF the most appealing small
Georgetown houses now on the
market: brick: > bedrms., walled
patio. southern exposure; $4,000.
SANDOz, INC. DU. 7-1234 or
FE. 3-11o1.
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HOUSES IMPOVERISHED


~; ;E., :Is:. . S$YiES !;
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ApTs. FURNlsHED-MD.

F M e.l.., MP 9,;;a 3 s,, AZ,
beautiful location: 10. 7.si6i.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

acknowledgements detached
brick Colonial; 8 bedrms., 3 baths,
tull bSmt., 4-car garage, screened
perch and patio, oil h.-w.h., beau
t siinl lot Big price reduction be-
REALTY. INC. Realtors, LII. 4.
1900; ewes, LU. 1856.
HILLCREST, Branch and Alabama
aves.-Four-year-old brick Colo
NAL. Six rms. powder rm,, list
moor; bedrms... . baths Il in
master bedrmJ, finished rec. rm.,
gas heat. many exsa-s. Priced
below original cost. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, REALTORS, LU.
4-34O0; ewes, LU. 1855. y
NEAR ANACOsTlA HIGH SCHOOL
---6-rm' brick like new. 3 bedrms
proved. $500 down JOSEPH FL
lPPO REALTY CO., Realtors, 24l2
Minnesota ave. LU 4-17l7.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR alMI

CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators.
TOOL 4 EQUIP. Co, ~. 5-60l0
FL00R SANDERS, poiishsrs. vet
dry yacs., low rates. MODERN
FLOORS. 243l 18th 81, NV.
f e s:s s 5SAPE ssy '' s.s5 P's.s
ESssnSipMEEEEffT a.. u.s. Tc4 s.so.oH. AND
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APARTMENTS WANTED

C0.OPERATIvE .-BEpRo0M APT.
wanted in NV. sec. OF D. c. Occu-
pancy May !. All cash. Give full
details. Box e3-R. star. IL
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APIS. UMFURNlsHED-MD.
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1909 CONSTITUTION AVE.
Vacant, Just ike new. Call 90,
AID. 4.2005. RA. 3-2365 after 8.
C0LORED-JUST LIKE NEW: 1909
Constitution ave. ne. Just east Of
Capitol: Old B st. sc: new INV.
DAY. MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1224 18th st. NV: AID. 4-20O5.
COLORED-NOTHING DOWN. bet.
frame home on lge lot near Sher.
u rd. Needs repairs. Only 81 $50.
KAY REALTY CO., RIA. $4,000.
.CoLoRED-207 DOUGLAS ST.
ARRANGED for ] or . families,
Vacant; redecorated: gas h..w.
heat: garage. You can AFFORD price
and terms: Call Mr.. o'Ha1zs,
M1Rsa aitES4S ! w RTSksrs' RI cog; tB
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HOME AND INVESTMENT, 400
block Peabody st. n.e.-Most att
traetive. semidet. brk. with 2 lge.
bedrms.. tile bath. siEeable iiv. and
din. rm., mod. kitchen: beautiful
I'm and bath In basement; gas
heat. $4,000, terms. WILLIAM
H.. SAUNDERS co.. INC, DI.
a"l0l5; ewes. and holidays, Pc.
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GEORGETOWN, 33i9 Volta pl.-
One Of the most appealing small
0eorgetown houses now on the
market: brick: . bedrms.. walled
patio, southern exposure; $4,000
SANDOl, INC, DU. 7-1234 Of
FE. 3-11oI.
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AIR-CoNDITIoNED
CARLTON HOUSE

Guest rooms By the day or week
including maid service. Reduce
rates for monthly occupancy viii
or without linens and maid service
Seeretartal service; sun deck over
Toxins entire city: ampiified mas
ter teleyision entennA system
garage facilities ~ minis. from
White House.
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Colored-Decorated
1900 MASS. AVE, NV.
4 rms, kit. and bath; in apt.
4521 18th ST. NV.
!: rms. kit. and bath; in apt,
N. sEGAL. AID. 4-Ol23, Ia. 9-6249
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-03-21

LSO-Watches Recessed
Dials Refinished
Rings Sized
Stones Reset
New Mountings
Pearls Restrung
Stretch Bands,
shortened, heightened
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Rou-Gruves

Mrs. John Lafayette
Graves Of Arlington an
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter Alice Medora to Mr..
Donald Clark Rau. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Leo Bley,
( ST., Of Baltimore. The we'd
ding took place yesterday at
. the darlington Methodist
Church in Alexandria. The
: couple will live in West Hy-
attsville.
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RooneY-Borlow

/. Mrs. Arthur Crawford Bar
low Of Charlottesville an
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter Charlotte Lee to
Mr.. William Howard Rooney,
jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
: Rooney Of Alexandria. The
'. wedding took place yester-
. day in st. Paul's Memorial
Church in Charlottesville.
The couple will live here.
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Wells-FIemin0

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tul-
loss Fleming Of Herndon.
, Va, announce the marriage
|. of their daughter Ellen York
. to Mr.. Henry Herbert Wells
III, son Of Comdr. and Mrs.
. Wells, jr., Of Burton, s. C.
The wedding took place yes
. terday at st. Timothy's Epis-
: copal Church in Herndon.
/. The couple will live in New
: Haven, Conn.
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Hurtshorn-Dovis

Mrs. Robert Lee Davis an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter Mary to Mr.. Robert
HartShorn. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Hartshorn Of
Kensington. Md. The we'd
, ding took place yesterday in
the Fourth Presbyterian
Church in Bethesda. The
couple will live in Alexandria.
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Corley-RoYer

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson
Roger Of Seneca Point, Ca
nandaigua Lake, N. Y, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Harriet Kane to Mr..
Karl Coates Corley. jr.. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Corley OF
Chevy Chase. Md. The we'd
ding took place yesterday at
the First Congregational
Church in Canadaigua, N. Y.
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Mooney-Smiih

4" Mr.. and Mrs. Pearce Paul
Smith announce the marriage
Of their daughter Mary Alice
to Mr.. Thomas Joseph
Mooney. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mooney, ST.. Of Baltimore.
The wedding took place yes
terday in the Church Of the
Nativity. The couple will live
In Baltimore.
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Fogerson-Heup

. Mr.. and Mrs. Robson Heap
Of Bethesda announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Mary Durant to Mr.. Jon
Mark Fagerson. son Of Mr..
: and Mrs. r. ]. Fagerson Of
Oak Park. III. The wedding
took place yesterday at the
brides home. The couple will
live in Wellesley. Mass.
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Kryger.Wilson

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl o. VIII
son Of Falls Church announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Maryan Elizabeth to Mr..
Adolph Hendrick Kruger. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian j.
Kruger Of Berg en- Terblijt,
Netherlands. The wedding
took place yesterday at st.
AIMS Church. The couple
win live in Missoula, Mont.
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Price-FlYnn

Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris
. Flynn Of Southold, Long Is
. land. N. Y, formerly Of Pei
. ham Manor. N. Y, announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
! ter Patricia Marie to Mr..
Howard Bohlin Price, son Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
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ComIy.Tuve

DR.. and Mrs. Merle Antony
Tuve Of Chevy Chase. Nd,
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Lucy Winifred
to Mr.. James Baldwin Comfy.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
M. Comfy Of Bayside, Long
Island. The wedding took
place yesterday at All Saints
Episcopal Church in Chevy
Chase. The couple will make
their home in Cambridge,
Mass.
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Freehill-P

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B.
Powell Of Richmond an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Bonnie Hope to
Mr.. Joseph Arthur Freehill,
son Of Mrs. Joseph H. Free
hill Of Fairfax County. Va,
and the late Mr.. Freehill.
The wedding took place yes
terday in st. Paul's Catholic
Church in Richmond. The
couple will live in Falls
Church.
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Jones-Ulrich

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ulrich
Of Silver Spring announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Karen Elizabeth to Mr..
Charles Galloway Jones, son
Of Capt. Russell B. Jones,
USNR, and Mrs. Jones of
Takoma Park. The marriage
took place yesterday at Christ
Congregational Church in Sill
yer Spring. The couple will
reside in Williamsburg. Va.
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WEDDINGS

F. Price Of Silver Spring. The
wedding took place yesterday
at the Park Avenue Christian
Church in New York. TIE
couple will live in New York.
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Wotson-Stuort

Mr.. and Mrs. Leander s.
Stuart Of Bethesda announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Carol to Mr.. David d.
Watson. son Of Mrs. Frederick
Hodgson Of Kenwod and st.
Petersburg. Fla, and the late
Mr.. Roderick d. Watson. The
wedding took place yesterday
at Christ Lutheran Church
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson K.
Huntemann announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Helen Louise to Mr.. Thomas
Andrew Betz, son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Andrew Betz. The we'd
ding took place yesterday in
the Church Of the Nativity.
The couple will live here.
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Benon-Sesso

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph R.
Sesso Of Kensington. Md,
announce the marriage Of
their daughter 10 Ann Coma
way to Mr.. James A. Beman.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson
F Beman Of Bethesda. The
wedding took place Septem-
Der 5 at the Chevy Chase
Methodist Church.
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Rowe-JudY

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Will
liam Jens Of Manitowoc. Wis.
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in Bethesda. The couple will
reside here.
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Enfield-Bryont

Mr.. and Mrs. John Simeon
Bryant announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Bar
bara Ann to Mr.. Jerry Allen
Enfield. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Harold Enfield Of
Falls Church. The wedding
took place September S In