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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-16
sy NARY BELLE RHODES
Wedding Vows:

Wedding Vows:
4 hssutiful floor setting q
palms. ferns. lilies and lighted
csndies5rss made . lovely scene
for Helen Leyon Brown and Mr.
Richard Henry Adams . they
spoke their wedding VOWS Sun
day afternoon April 10 1850 q,
Hartford Avenue Baptist Church
w.,h the Rev Chas 4 Hill off
cisting
The bride was wearing . white
chsnfilIy lace gown with fitted
bodice. ssScrins scslloped neck
line. short sleeves and full skin
enferchsnsec with ehsntiliy lace
and ryIon net bsller;ns length.
Her shoulder length veil cf n.y.
Ion net fell from . princess crown.
Her flowers were orchids and
ssephsnsois mounted or = Bible.
Pearls were her Jewels. She was
given in marriage BY her father.
Gloria Edwards was maid Ct
honor. Margarei Rogers Thelms
Moormsn LYNN Nenhcrry and
Louise Sfsrks wore trademarks.
ali wearing yellow silk gowns
and lowered wreath. with short
wells. and carrying nosegays
Ushers: Franklin Adams fAroiN.
~ II groom Stanlcv Fields
Virgil Anderson. Ben Fstill and
Herman Williams.
Hos.csses: D'onnA Grcv pr
h.ra Elcbson Mary Gilmore. Sal.
lie Mallory. Helen FELTON, and
Freddie Brown.
Parents Of the bride and groom
are Mr. and Mrs. Wil',c r.
Brown Of Oakman Court Mr. and
Mrs r Adams. Sr. Ct Leslie
Avenue Mrs Brown was woarin z
q beige dress AMI Mrs. Adams
wore an aqua dress
The rev mrs. Adams teaches
az Brady Elementary Schccl ar
Mr.. Adar,s works for The State.
Happy Saline.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-16

Holidays family days prepare for them
together Let everyone help make these little Bunnypops
puned rice Each bunny personality
will cheerfuy your table Easter morn.
BUNNYPOPS
Makes ioliipops
cups pulled rice 6ske,cers
tablespoons butter Thick sugar frosn0
margarine Guptdrops
20 large fresh Coconm
marshmalows Pibe cleaners
Heat pulled rice in shallow moderate 350'F) 10
minutes Pour into large CREASED bowl Melt butter
lows over very low heat Tor in double boier stirring very
quent Pour marshmalow mixture pulled rice stirring
coat all kernels evenly Grease hands, working quickly candy
minutes
With rcsting attach gumdops eyes mouth
Tor hair Insert pipe cleaners for whkers and for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-16
Annual Tea:

Annual Tea:
The Palm sunday Annual Tea
vas Given Sunday afternoon at
St Cvprian's Church to a capa-
ciiv house.
Mrs. Jackie Nickerson and
Mother Lewis were in charge of
the program and was very en-
pertaining.
IN Paro Hall an artistically ar
ranged Tea Table" showed many
palatable foods
Penthouse Party:
Mrs Violet T. Lewis Of Lewis
Business College gave her annual
party for students and friends
in the Penthouse al Veterans
Memorial Building Sunday after.
noon from 4 10 pm. 1860
There we're ever so many fine
folks who greeted the gracious
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-16

tcon'inoed on PAGE 81
Smyrna times., 1960-06-02
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Continued from Page ID
Republicans or Indepe n d e mt S
have questions regarding the
Republican Party to please con-
tact any of these people. The
speaker for the evening was
Robert L. Bamberger. He gave
an interesting talk covering two
major points, organization and
issues. MIR. Bamberger outlined
the organization of Kent Coun-
ty from the grass roots to the
top officer of the Republican
Party. He also spoke of the Of
ficials to be elected in 1860. The
next meeting will be held Mon
day, June 6, at 500 p. m. in the
American Legion room of the
Town Hall. The committee urg-
es all interested people to at
tend to hear the speaker of the
evening.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-02
Town Population
CONTINUED from Page u

tOontinued from rage IL
proposed that the town park
not be sold for commercial use
but no final action was taken.
Mr.. Gilmore reported collection
to date of approximately $2l,-
600 in real estate and capita
ton taxes, and he advised coun-
Gil that the town has $4,000 in
bonds and interest to be paid
by this years taxes. The latest
reports from the State Highway
Department was that the con-
tractor started surfacing treat
ment on Main Street on Tues
day. Request was granted OWL
er of property on Market Street
to use his driveway for park
ing vehicles owned by him.
Taller poles have been installed
on the Woodland Beach Road so
that the town can attach lights
received from the Delaware
Memorial Bridge on East Com
merce Street to the Smyrna
Landing Road. MIR. Gilmore re-
ported on progress of water
main extensions on Welfare
Home Road by Dover Builders,
and told of readiness of the
beach at Lake Como, with tele-
phone installed, soft drink dis
penser available, and cracker
machine planned. A lifeguard
will be on duty daily and Sun
day from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m.
The street committee will re-
port on complaints received on
trucks using alley back of
Georges Place, hazardous to
children and properties.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-02
Historical Group
Still Is Seeking
Charter Members
BY Marjorie w. Speakman

The membership committee of
the Duck Creek Historical Soci-
ETY. wishes to announce that all
those who join the society by
paying the annual dues of $500
before June 18th will become
charter members and are invited
to the first meeting of the new
society at Belmont Hall on Sum
day evening, June 18th at seven
o'clock. The interest shown by
the people in this vicinity in
preserving and restoring our
historic buildings and landmarks
is amazing, to say the least,
while the fine ideas proposed to
date by the different members
for the betterment of this his
toric community are wonder
fully sound, perfectly possible,
with the vision of making Smyr-
ma a place for tourists to visit
as another historic spot in Della
ware, which can not only date
its settlement as early as 1850.
but can proudly point to many
of the houses built by the in
habitants in Colonial days. Join
now and help us guard our his
toric heritage. The society wish
es to point out to those engaged
in business in this community,
that this is truly enlightened
Self-intereSt.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-02

The ocean floor at Miami is
ideal for safe surf bathing. 1t
shelves gently from shore for
we'll over a mile before plunging
steeply to bed of Gulf Stream.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-02

For real laughs don't miss
Jerry Lewis WISH TO q Small
PIunet" at the Smyrna Theatre
today through Saturday. In real
life. more serious Jerry Lewis.
the National CAP Recruiter.
knows the value of the aviation
education program carried on
by the Civil Air Patrol and
urges local residents to support
their own Smyrna codef Squod-
ron.
Evening star., 1960-04-23

be wearing on the nerves of
guests as well as the family
members who are constantly
cautioned to be careful"
Comfort should be the key
note of the happy home. and
-. if you want a showplace liv-
ing room. it should be "out
Of bounds" perhaps roped
of from family and friends.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
Let Your Decor Be Useful
By VIVIAN BROWN
AP Newsfectures Writer

Furnish your home with
your head. You can put your
heart into it later.
If your furniture is chosen
just because it is cute" or
''in style" or "of the period"
you may rue the day you
made the purchase.
A big man will not be in
Evening star., 1960-04-23

trigued by one of the new
chairs. no matter how popu-
lar the designer is. He'll take
his comfort first, and name
brand second.
Ditto the skinny man who
is given certain kinds OF
furniture to sit on. 1t may
have been fine for others,
Evening star., 1960-04-23

but he wants something diff
ferent.
Inspect Before Buying
The guest bed-sofa is a fine
idea for those unexpected
visits from your mother-in-
law. but be sure you can get
the bed to open before you
buy it. Some of these con-
traptionS require real mus
cles. Others may be poor
excuses for the dual purpose.
The mattresses are lumpy,
bumpy, and full Of nail-like
buttons.
Is the coffee table a prac-
tical idea or is it a dust
catcher? If it'll pay it's way
in your home. have it, But
don't get one just because
friend Josie gets a lot of
mileage out of hers. A great
many coffee tables wind up
with collections of ash trays,
lighters and matches with
the shelf beneath loaded
with old magazines and
newspapers. If end tables
on either side. of your sofa
will solve the problem, settle
for those, and keep the floor
area as clear as possible.
Pictures shouldn't be put
up" on the wall. They should
be planned. A good plan is
to make a layout of pictures
on the floor before putting
them up on the wall. A bet
ter plan is to decide your
picture requirements before
V0lI DlIrchaSe them
Evening star., 1960-04-23
Need Hardy Furniture

If you like old furniture,
be sure it will stand the
traffic in your home. There's
no point furnishing your
house with objects that will
bear watching when you have
company. Some items can
Evening star., 1960-04-23

DIRECTIONS: Out Eost-wcst
RiohtUoU to Bank OF Bethesda, tolloU
Suburban Hospital at Greentree Rd.
lett on Greeutee Rd one mile to
model home on ri1ht Or-oat Wis
COrSiH Are to Bradley Bird, LETT on
Bradley Bird , miles 10 FerHtDoOd
Rd, rioht on FsrHDood Rd.. one
block to GrseHtree Rd., one block 10
mOdel hnms
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d acts to appear the 1860 Western Washington Fair
aup September II thru IS. An international favorite
I'M dog. monkey routine selected by Ed Sullivan
III Of his ame "dream show. The twce-daily Grand
= Show in which Julian will appear will also include
racing rodeo competition, draft horse exhibitions and
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-09-09

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Evening star., 1960-03-06

20 watts, 4 speakers, balance
and presence control, 4-speed
changer.
Evening star., 1960-03-06

40 watts, AM-FM simulcast
stereo radio, electronic balance,
4-speed record changer. 8 speak
ers; magnificent decorator cab
met.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

Miss Mary Huddleston has
been a patient in Suburban Hos
pital the past week.
The District Commissioner of
Cub Scouts OF America will visit
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
POolesville

lowing announcements:
A fellowship dinner in cover
! ed.dish style for members of
the church was held Friday to
climax the Lords Acre program
and sale. Slides were shown.
Boys between eight and 10
who are interested In the Cub
Scouts registered at the church
Tuesday night. Den meetings
will begin this week. Call Rev.
James r. Morgan for further
Information.
The junior and senior choirs
have started practicing in prepa
ration for the Christmas pro-
gram which will be given for
the church and Sunday school
on Friday, December %.
On Thursday night the Wom-
ans Society Of Christian Serv-
ice held its annual Christmas
program in Spurrier Hall. After
gifts were exchanged by the
members refreshments were
served by the Society.
The newly.formed Study In
Christian Living group will re.
sumo meetings in the parsonage
Friday night.
Members of the Methodist
Youth Fellowship will be hosts
to the MYF sub-district meeting
on Sunday, December IL. Be-
tween $50 and 200 young people
are expected to attend.
Open Saturday. December II,
the young adults Of the church
will have q Christmas fellow.
ship.
George ]. Bodmer, c. w. Rob.
erts and Charles N. Staub, all
Of Beallsville, are on hunting
trip to West Virginia. They ex.
pect to be gone about a week.
Maynard c. Luhn, jr., and
Ralph w. Wynne, Poolesville,
left Friday for a weeks hunt
ing near Oakland.
Mrs. Lawrence H. Burwell,
Sellman, left by plane Saturday
for Winston.Salem, N. c. She
was called home by the illness
OF her father who is in the hos.
pital there.
Members from this area at.
tended the Hooking Bee at
Upper Seneca Baptist Church
at Cedar Grove Wednesday.
The next meeting will be held
on Wednesday, January 25,
1861, with the place to be an
nounced later.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

He can be contacted evenings
and on weekends by telephone
at GA. 4.s113 by county stu
dents seeking additional infor-
nation about the academy pro-
gram.
Major Leland's service as adj
visor to academy candidates is
a labor of love-" inasmuch as
he works without pay and, he
said, accepted the post because
OF his interest in the success of
the Air Force training program.
Vice president of an importing
and consulting concern in Wash
ington, he has lived in Mont.
gomery County for about eight
years. His wife is a former
president Of the Rockville Jun
ior Women's Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

forum. The junior and senior
choral groups, directed by Mr..
Donald Murphy, will sing old
favorites and new Christmas
songs by candlelight. No adj
mission will be charged, but a
collection will be taken at the
conclusion of the service to aid
the choral expenses.
The Youth Center held its mi
tial dance on November 10 with
about $50 young people in at
tendance. The evening was a
real success. Everyone in at
tendance was given an applica-
ton blank for membership. The
directors of the Youth Center
held a meeting Friday night
and decided to incorporate the
club. There will be an organ.
ization meeting at Damascus
High December Is at 8 pm.
when officers will be elected,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

Cub Scout No. TT for its an
nual inspection on December Is.
This is the packs regular meet.
ing and will be held at the
American Legion Home. This
is an important meeting for
Cubs, and all members are ex-
pected to attend.
Mrs. Faye Rogers has been a
patient in Montgomery Gen.
eral Hospital the past week.
The Royal Ambassadors--the
Baptist Church's own Christ
Conferred Boys Club, had . very
successful program at the
church service last Sunday. The
Baptist Church holds an eve.
ming service each Sunday at
1880 in the Damascus High
School. These have been well
attended, and feature a song
service and gospel preaching.
Everyone is invited to attend.
A junior choir has been or.
ganized. The children meet at
the home of Mrs. Rice on Oak
dr.. each Tuesday at 4 pm. to
practice. The choir Is open to
all the children of the commu-
nifty between the ages of nine
and IL.
The ladies Of st. Paul's Cath
olic Church and their guests
will hold q Christmas party at
the rectory, Monday. Instead Of
exchanging gifts with one
another, each one will bring q
gift to be taken to someone in
an institution. MIR. Clement
Knoll is the new director of the
children's choir which meets at
the church on Saturdays at 10
am.
On Tuesday the Damascus
Methodist Church will hold its
missionary banquet. Dinner
will be served at $50 pm. by
the Methodist Youth Fellowship.
The price will be S1.50 and re.
servations must be made with
Miss Mary Kesler. There will
be a Christmas program. On
Wednesday at 8 pm. the Wes-
leyan Service Guild win hold its
Christmas party at the home Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
Rockville Officer aids County
Youths to Enter Air Force academy

A Rockville Air Force re-
serve officer has been COM
mended by the superinten-
dent of the Air Force Acad-
envy for his efforts in lining
up successful candidates for
academy admission from the
Washington area.
The commentator was pre-.
scented to Maj. Harris D. Leland,
329 w. Edmonston dr., during a
recent visit to the recently.
established academy at Colorado
Springs, Colo. Major Leland, as
the academy's chief coordinat.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

members admitted and other or.
CARNATIONS details handled. The
next social event will be a New
Years dance on December 20.
Details will be announced later.
Applying Christmas decora.
tons to Damascus street signs
is a project the Damascus Fam.
lily Community Garden Club
set up for itself at meeting
last Friday at the home of Mr..
end Mrs. Murray Andrews.
Another project adopted by the
club to be undertaken In the
spring Is the erection of decora.
tive, Handicapped Welcome to
Damascus" signs at all highway
entrances to the town. During
their meeting club members
made decorative Christmas
table centerpieces to be pre-.
scented to the Asbury Methodist
Home in Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
S>A)

Mrs. Sidney Gustavson. The
the Damascus Methodist Church
will be held on December Is at
8 pm. to be followed by a tea
in honor of the choir. The con-
areRation Is invited to both the
musical and the tea.
The Damascus P!TA met
Monday, November rs. Thirty.
six new members Joined that
evening. Student representa-
tives from each of the 10th, 18th
and 18th grade home rooms
were present. Mr.. Harry Ever.
EFT, district vice president of
the Maryland Congress of
P.TAs, presented the group
with its charter. Mr.. Roy
Brown presented q plaque and
check to Mrs. John King who &C.
cepted these honors for her son,
Jack, a graduate of Damascus
High School. Jack recently won
national honors in dairy judg.
ing. Departmental heads Mrs.
Marjorie Heyhoe, English; Mrs.
Margaret Schierloh, French,
and Mr.. Robert Cairns, indus
trial arts, spoke to the parents
on the purposes and detectives
of their respective departments.
The seasons first basketball
games of Damascus High
School will be held on Deem
Der 8 on the home court. Both
the varsity and junior varsity
Hornets of Damascus will play
Mt. Airy. The varsity team, aid
ed by returning lettermen Paul
Black, Eddie Burns, George
Johnson and Ronnie Watkins,
will play at 8 pm. preceded by
the junior varsity game at $50.
The Future Homemakers of
America held an initiation at
the high school on Thursday,
December l. About 35 junior
and senior high school girls par
tjcipated.
Under the direction of Mr..
Donald Murphy, a Christmas
assembly will be held on Deem.
Der % by the Damascus High
School Senior Chorus and Girls
Glee Club.
The annual Christmas candle
light service will be presented
by the choral department of
Damascus High on December II
at s pm. in the school audi
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

Bower Is q m e m b er OF the
faculty Of oswayo Valley Jun.
ior Senior High School in
Shinglehouse, Pa.
G. Best Linthicum, who was
a recent surgical patient at
Frederick Memorial Hospital, Is
convalescing satisfactorily at
his home in Beallsville.
Mr.. George RemsburE has re.
turned to his home In Pooles.
Vile and Is able to be out after
being a patient ct Frederick
Memorial Hospital.
From Poolesville Memorial
Methodist Church comes the fol.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

ing liaison officer for the metro
politan area, has assisted a
number of Montgomery County
youths in gaining admission to
the training center.
Recently he has been visiting
high schools In the county for
the purpose of explaining the
function of the academy to in
terested students and detailing
the qualifications for admission
to the facility. Although his
official base Is in Arlington, his
Rockville residence has made
his services readily available to
area youths.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

materials for col0red arrange.
ments, corsages, aluminium foil
trees, decorated trees of box.
wood and many other articles
Of holiday trim.
Some of the things for sale
will be wreaths, oasis fibre,
pins, snow, picks and decorative
beads But the ideas are free,
so come and join in the fun and
have your questions answered,
or come to observe.
Miss Dorothy NJ. Bower, VIII
Transport, Pa, was q house.
guest Of Mrs. Estelle William.
son, Beallsville, over the
Thanksgiving holidays. Miss
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

st. shopping center In Fred
erick. The next races will be
on December II, and others will
be held shortly after the first
OF January. These races, which
have attracted several hundred
spectators, are run under the
direction and supervision of the
Go.Cart Club of Frederick,
using the rules of the Go.Cart
Club of America. The Frederick
Go-Cart Club invites interested
drivers to ride in their races.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Burdette at
C13.2345.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Brown, of 26120 Mt. Vernon
ave, had as their guests for
Thanksgiving dinner, Col. and
Mrs. Kenneth Wright Of Ger.
snIantown.
The Lions Club is again
sponsoring Door Decoration
Contest" in Damascus. All resi-
dents are urged to put up
Christmas decorations. How
ever only the door will be
judged in the contest. Decora.
tons must not prevent the door
from being opened. Judging
will probably be during the
week before Christmas. Get
busy with your ideas, and more
definite information on the date
Of judging will be given later.
The Chamber Of Commerce
has provided Christmas lights
on the main streets giving a
gay, holiday appearance to the
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Davy and
their children spent several days
last week with Mr.. Davy's
parents in Little Falls, N. Y.
They had Thanksgiving dinner
with them and also visited
Mrs. Davy's parents who live
near Little Falls.
Miss Mary Huddleston has
been a patient in Suburban Hos
pital the past week.
The District Commissioner OF
Cub Scouts Of America will visit
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

The annual Christmas Greens Workshop will be held
by the Monocacy Garden Club in Parish Hail. Pooesvile
December Is and 16 from 10 to pm. This Is open
to the community.
On display will be wreaths, Santas painted and dried
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
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Damascus
BY Elizabeth Nile
WA. 6.14H

Johnny Burdette Of Mr.. and Mrs Perry Burdette,
won the Abr Class in the CoCar Club at Frede
rick on Sunday Nov. a. This is the third trophy for
Johnny and he yet unbeaten. The usually
held every other Sunday on the parting lot at the 7th
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

The annual Christmas candle
light service will be presented
by the choral department of
Damascus High on December II
at s pm. in the school audi
Evening star., 1960-10-28
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

above normal. High is SO. and
low Is A. A warming trend
through Tuesday will probably
turn cool Wednesday. Precipi-
tation will average about one
quarter inch on Wednesday.
River Rsport
Potomac River clear ct Harpers
Ferry and muddy at Great Falls. Ehen.
andoah clear at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1960-10-28

keep Q close watch on the situ-
alton to see that the rights Of
career employees are main
tanned.
The personnel ofncials dur
ing sessions here this week
criticized the Governments
present pay-fixing system for
employees as to rigid and in
flexible.
They say agencies are being
hurt in recruiting and retain
ing key employees in scientific,
engineering. professional and
managerial jobs. The COM
plant is made that industry
pay for these jobs is generally
higher and that the present
system Of waiting for Congress
to adjust these salary lags is
too slow.
Most personnel officials are
realistic enough to know that
Congress probably will never
give UP control over. classified
employe salaries. However, they
do feel a satisfactory COM
promise could be reached II
agencies were given more au-
thority to adjust pay Of key
employees within the framework
OF maximum and minimum
salary rates set for each group
Of jobs by Congress.