davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-09-29

WARD, INEZ E. On Wednesday, Sep
tember rs, 1860, at her residence.
Accokeek, Md, INEZ Z. WARD. wife
OF Eldridge B. Ward mother OF Ted
Ward and Elsie Roland and sister of
Edna Skinner, Matte Sellmer and
Roy Thorne. Friends may call at
the Robert A Mattingly Funeral
Home, l3l 11th st. Sc. where serv-
ices will be held on Friday. Septem-
Der 30 at II am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment st. Bar
nabas Cemetery, Temple Hills, Md,
WARSAW. SELMA J. On wednesday,
September 2S, 1850, SELMA J. WAR
SAW of 1925 2lst st. NV. beloved
mother of Mrs. Beatrice Thurman,
Mrs. Edith Ehrlich and Mrs. Lillian
Norman. She also is survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Lena Kass of New
York and Mrs. Yetta Nazarow of
Miami, Fla; two brothers. Abraham
and Irving Cohen. both of New
York, and five grandchildren. Fu-
neral services at the Bernard Dan
zansky g. Sons Funeral Home. 3501
4th st. NV. on Friday, September
30, at 10 am. Interment Tifereth
Israel Section, Mount Lebanon Gem
etery. Memorial week., 1928 21st
st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-09-29

TUCKER, LENA MAE. On Monday,
SGRcKER eRsfnGsf of ia27 SOsi ssimms msNA st. NEE ne
loving sister OF Mrs. Rowena Mel
win. Herman. James H. and An
drew Tucker Other relatives and
friends also survive Remains rest
ing at the johnson g. Jenkins Fu-
neral Home. 4SO4 Georgia ave. NV.
After pm. Thursday, September
20, friends are invited to call until
10 am. Friday, September 80: THENCE
to the Galbraith Methodist Church,
1114 9th st. NV, where funeral
services will be held at l pm. In
teerment North Carolina
Evening star., 1960-09-29

BILES, JULIUS. On Wednesday. Sep
JUIiUs BILEs. husband Of Mary E.
Biles of 1900 Eaton rd. Sc Notice
of funeral lateer. Arrangements by
Jarvis
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04
Review kiss Me Kate"

III for not more than once year,
this small ltown witnessed a musical
event which would even please even
the big timers. Or, so has been the
case with the presentation of The
Mikado" last year and with last
ThurSday-Friday evenings perform
anceS of Kiss Me Kate.
The cast. the producer. the director,
the crew and each staff-member is
TO be commenced for smoothly
paced, well-periormed, colorful show.
Part of this judgement has been
based on knowledge of the limited
facilities afforded the Tabor City
Chorus poor acoustics: Stuffy audi
forum. hardly any lighting or staging
uipment. and playing area so
mall that a decent game of hop
{ Y oull be hard to play on it.
i.-e group should first be compile
meHted on the vehicle chosen. 1t is
rare for a high school chorus to accept
such a difficult choice. Based on
Shakespeare The Tanning of The
for Sam and Bella Spewack's book.
Lewis Skies. who produced Kate.
as well as acted the parts of Fred
Graha mand Petruchio, did a clean
Job on the three tasks. With magma
ton the sets an costumes were de-
signed. and the shows blocking was
unique (again considering the size of
the Stage).
His Interpretation of the two roles
warrant favorable comment, too.
"Perfect," is the only adjective to
the job done by Judy Nix in both her
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04

acting and singing of the Lilli NanesSi-
Katherine roles. From moment of
subtileness to RACES of fury, her char
acters We're believable
Each of the other cast members de-
serve lengthy praise. too. for their in
terpretationS, such as Martha Brooks
Bell. very pretty and talented Lois
Lane Joe Carroll, relaxed (and
well-casD Tony Waddell and
Joel Hedgecoe. comic relief much APP
preciated by the audience" but
space will not allow full analysis. In
Guided in the cast were the following:
Frank Rogers, Margie Granger. Kitty
Kelly, Larry Fowler, LeNerne Ward.
Bobby Soles, Joe Carroll, Eugene
Watts, Carroll Fonvielle, c. b. Sellers.
Richard Wright, Buster Boswell Leon
Edward Fonvielle. and Ronald Her
ring.
Of the production staff (each of
whom must have worked rather long
and hard) special mention should be
made of those furnishing accompani-
ment to the wonderful score - Mrs.
Nell Fowler, organ; Margaret J.
Mllloughby, piano; and Melvin
thompson, percussion.
Under the direction of Mrs. Beth
Woody this effort can definitely be
called "a show. Talents such as hers
are not too often found in our small
schools. And it is our opinion that the
cast and crew gained not only the
pleasure of participating, but also
gained better insight to better
theatre.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04
Sue Layfield Named
President Of MYE

Sue Layfield has been NAM
ed president of the Saint Paul
Methodist MFY succeeding
Buster Boswell.
Rachel Cox will serve as
vice president with Judy Cox
retiring from that office and
Richard Wright continues in
his post as Secretary-trcaSurer.
Area chairman elected in
cluded Gene Goldfinch, Chris
tan Faith; Burnie Gore, Out
reach; Ronald Foley. Witness:
Roger Elliott, Fellowship; c. B.
Sellars, Citizenship:
James Prince is Publicity
Superintendent, Glenn Smith,
Historian; and Bonnie Gore.
pianist.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04
Local Folk Attend
Meredith MAY Fete

Martha Brooks Bell who
plans To attend Meredith was
a weekend guest for the May
Day activities on the Meredith
College campus in Raleigh.
These included the May Fete,
the Spring Concert of the
Meredith College Chorus. and
the annual Horse Show in the
Meredith Riding Ring, as well
as Sunday morning church at
tendance i'll one OF the Raleigh
churches.
Also in attendance We're Mr..
N Mrs W. \ Williams, son.
ammy. and Judge and Mrs.
3. Mallard
Mrs. Furman J. Fowler and
Mrs. David Kelly visited Mar
argt Fowler and Cayel Kel-
e. Won ny afternoon and were
~ uestS with their dau-
&C sion being Mary
s. rra"et'S birthday annivers-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04
Majoreiies In
State Contest

a number of the Columbus
County Band MajoretteS at
tended the n. {. Majurcttc
Contest held in Fayetteville ne
Gently Gndcr the sponsorship
of the Fayetteville Optimist
Club al the time Patriots
Upper of WhiteVille won the
IN. G Majorcttc" honor. Sh,
scored 4o4i2 points while Fay
cttcviilc'S Nancy Cooke ran up
with 459 points.
Others placing included:
National Open Strutting
Contest. ages 7l8. Brenda Al
thur. Whiteville. second; l2-l3
Sue Crib. Columbus County
Band. Whitcvillc. third: l4-l2,
Gayle Long, Columbus County
Band. Clarendon. second: 100
over Patricia Topper. White
willie II. s. Band. first.
National Open Solo Contest
Sue Crib: l+-l4: Gail Lon.
first: l6-uver. Patricia Tuppcr
Twirling Contest. Patricia
Topper. third; l2-l3: Sue Crib
third.
\ number of Columbus Co
unity Band members were in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04
Chip Cox Wins
Counting Spell
BY DOYLE HOWARD

WHITEVILLE - It's still a
mans world"
Records c: the two 1860 CO.
lumbus County spelling Bees
Will attest to that fact.
Two bOyS-one a sixth grad
cr-emcrgrd Friday as champ
ions in the annual Star-NewS
Newspapers sponsored spell
downs here.
Little Chip Cox of Tabor City
spelling with the confidence Of
4 winner. earned the Columbus
County title by sitting down
seven opponents. Bobby Tyree
of Whiteville, Route 4. won
the Whiteville City Schools
title by OutIasting 10 competit-
OrS.
Both will compete in the
Southeastern North Carolina
Bee set for Wilmington's Bug-
cen Hall May Is.
The Tabor City champion.
whose real hut seldom used
name is James c. Cox Jr.. is
ONLY IL years old. He is an
honor student at Tabor City
School.
Chip won the title when he
correctly spelled "choTuSes'
and eliminated the runncr-up.
John Formy-Duval Of Halls
Uoro His additional word.
which a contestant must spell
10 win. was technical"
The Whitevillc City schools
champion. who says spelling
Just comes naturally" to him.
won his title on minister. "
His additional word vas bull
Ip'iu."
Both boys were awarded two
year 5. hoiarshipS-worth $500
cach-,o Wilmington College.
Each Of the contestants in
both Bees were given a Paper
Mate pen as a prize for VIM
ming their respective school
Bee.
In Wilmington. Chip and
Bobby will be competing for
"a wcck-iong cxpensc-paid trip
20 Washington. D. c. and the
opportunity of representing
SENCland in the National
Spelling Bee June Gil.
/ AlthOug the boys have their
spelling accuracy in common
they are interested in widely
/ separated careers.
Chip would like to be a je'
pilot ,the CSAF is his frs
choice while Bobby woulc
like TO remain closer to tn,
earth-in fact shove it arounc
as a bulldOzer operator.
Chip is the son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. James c. Cox of Tabo
City.
Bobby. an eighth grade stu
dent at New Hope School. /
The son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z
fyree o. Whiteville. Routs 4
'T.s stumping contestant
81 t"e county Bee were Eek
cellent,' beginning" "ab
sence," beacon" "acauaint
ance," suede" and "librar
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04
Sandy Plain All
Holds Meeting

The Sandy Plain All Club
held the regular meeting Mon
day evening III the Community
Building with Marilyn Norris,
president, presiding. The dc.
votlonal was given by Sue Ann
Norris and Wanda Fowler lead
the group in sin -i.- Coming
Aroun The Mountain
MIR Art u C1!t.yt.s gv-
the demonstration Personal
Appe lrsrce ulL Grooming
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04

ian"
Fatal words in the city Bee
were "pennant," orchestra"
acquaintance" "col e tor"
asphalt" achieve" dolly"
valleys" and vinegar"
Runnerup in the Whiteville
Bee was Kathryn Higgins, IA,
OF Whlteville. a student at
Whiteville Elementary School.
O'her contestants were.
Sarah Register. Tony Gore
G!enda Blackmon Rohn;o
o'ricklan. Jewel Soles. NorYio
Zines John Burns Jr. GinDv
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04
License Office
Closed Tuesday

The Driver License Fx.rIr-
er'S office Will be closed .r
Tabor City. Tuesday. May 10.
in observance Of the Cuufcdrr-
ate Memorial Day announced
Nj y. CovIugton. count, ,N-
anlnvT
The office will bc open in
Chadbourn and in Whl,rvIll.
as usual only cffcctiug Tubu,
City for the holiday.
The office in Tabor CITY vii
be open the following Tuv.d.,
on regular schedule
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04

for the girls and then gave the
demonstration How To Fig
ure Broad Feet" for the boys.
Refreshments We're served
in conclusion by Gwen Wright
and Brenda Faye Gore, hos
teSScS.
Brenda Faye, Gore, Reporter
Gwen Wright, Secretary.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-05-04

Baldwin and Laurcttc O'Qmnn.
Contestants in the county
Bee. in addition 10 the winner
and runncr-up. were:
Carol VeterS. Betsy Stevens.
Shirley HarrelSon. Brenda
Crib, Annette Duncan. and
Lester Turbeville.
Keep Crotalaria seed out of
your grain.
Plant diseases cost Tar Heel
farmers Sli+ million in 1859
Insects cost Tar Heel farm
ers $500 million in 1859.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-21

MUCH can be determined about man by the things
Evnwth which he surrounds himself. glance through
the office of Atty Euclid Taylor, famed criminal law
yer, will bear out this theory
Taylor's office, high above the ground on Chicagos
Randolph Street. at first appears from any
other lawyers office. However, closer inspection
will reveal much about the things that have motvated
the to attain the heights of the legal profession
On Taylor's desk stands bronzed statuette of
justice, wearing blindfold and holding the scales
of justice in delicate balance. This be related
directly to some of Tayor's major triumphs. Many
times he has used his firm command of legal prin-
ciples and courtroom procedures to tip the scales
of justice in his clients favor This has gained him
the reputation of being of the foremost criminal
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-21
LAWYERS in the world.

lawyers in the world.
Taylor's courtroom feats have been compared with
the fictional of Perry Mason This is not
a far-fetched comparison. Mason continues to bring
awe from teevison audiences by winning every case
benefit of imaginative writing staff. He doesn't
deal with fictional instances His business is reality
and his affect real people, STILL he has managed
to achieve amazing success in gaining favorable de-
ciSionS for his clients.
Perry Mason endowed with dramatic person
aity by his creator, Erie Stanley Gardner. Taylors
presentation in courtroom is just intense, but he
gets this intensity from firm belief that the accused
has the right to fair hearing and the best possible
representation.
Continued
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-18

coming year and announced
inspection date May q.
Forty ninth Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hall
reached their 49th wedding
anniversary on February 8
With their daughter, M r S .
Martha Langman and a fri
end they had dinner that eve
ming at Chardon Lakes Inn.
On Sunday, Feb. IA, their IA
mily gathered at the home Of
their son Leon and family in
Chardon in honor of the event
Perennial Gardeners to Meet
Mrs. Thomas Laughlin will
entertain the Perennial Gar
denerS at her home on Feb
ruary "a, at $3.50 pm. Mrs.
Jack Ball will speak on
plant Materials. This will
include containers. acceSSor-
les, background, etc. M S .
Andrew Johnmann will speak
on the topic, Garden Tips, y
The Perennial Gardeners
made tray favors for Valen-
tines day which were used at
the Geauga Community Hos
pital and The Durkee r e S
Home.
Mrs. Thomas Laughlin pre-
pared the flower arrange :
ment of the month for the
Chester Library.
| Commission on Ageing
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-18
N E w S from G. Il E S L E R

m. at the K of P Hall. Pino-
chile and Five Hundred will
be played. All interested are
invited.
Bake Sale
The Chester welcome Wa
gon Club has announced a
bake sale to be held at Null
lens I. G.. A. store on Satur-
day, Feb. 20. The sale wi !
start at 1000 am. All pro-
ceeds for the Westwood scho-
oil.
Recreation Council
Approximately 40 attended
the West Geauga Recreation
Councils dinner meeting held
at the Community Church on
Monday evening, Feb. 8.
The following were elected
as trustees: Mr.. and M S
Robert Kieselbach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rocco DiLillo, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Whitsett. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Bobbitt, Mr.,
and Mrs. Carleton Bricker +,
DR.. and Mrs. A. John Rose,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rub and
Mr.. and Mrs. william Peter.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-18
BY LENNAH b. BOND
West Geauga P.T.A.

Monday, Feb. %, at 300 p.
m. is the date of the next
meeting of the West Geauga
P. T. A. This will be held at
the high school. There will be
two programs. Parents o +
high school pupils will hear a
discussion, New Trends in
West Geauga Curriculum :"
Supt. Robert Lindsay wi
speak on The Conant Report.
Mrs. Kenneth Martineau is
arranging the program for
the parents of grade school
pupils. There will be a stu
dents science display. The
discussion topic is, Science
is Elementary, My Dear Wa
tSon."
Fifty star flags three BY
five feet, with pole and brac'
ket will be on sale by the
P. T. A. at the price of $500
at this meeting.
There will be an election oi
the nominating committee
for the selection Of a slate o1
officers for 1860 81.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-18
Chester Man Retires

Chester Man RetireS
Mark Derthick, 100 Hovey
Dr., Chesterland, retired on
Feb. Is from his position as
vice president of the C. H.
Clark Oil Co. Bessemer Ave-,
S. E. Cleveland.
Since Mr.. Derthick joined
the Company in 1915 he has
been responsible for all man.
ufacturing operations. He al
so helped design the present
plant to which the Company
moved in 1858.
First Aid Glass
The West Geauga G a m p
Fire Girls are sponsoring a
First Aid Glass. The f r t
meeting was held at the Com
munity Church on February
IL. John Kota Jr. is in charge.
Benefit Card Party
The Pythian Sisters Of Ma
pie Leaf Temple have re :
scheduled the card party for
the benefit of the polio fund
which was cancelled in jan
uary. The February date is
Saturday, Feb. 27, at $3.50 p.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-18

son.
Previously elected and re-
naming on the board are
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Gillet-
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. r o b e r
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Oxenrider, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Crick. On February %,
this group will meet at the
jackson home and select of.
ficers from the list of trus.
tees.
Golden Wedding Dinner
On Thursday evening, Feb
II, approximately 40 mem
bers of the K of P Lodge anc
Maple Leaf Temple gathered
at the hall for a dinner hon
oring the golden wedding an
niversary Of Mr.. and M r S
Lyle Battles. Mr.. and Mrs
Battles were presented will
Golden" horse shoe hold
ing a gift of money.
The Maple Leaf Temple
held a meeting following tn,
/ dinner and draped the char
ter in memory of Mrs. Ber
nice C. Parr. They also ap
pointed committees for t h
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-18

Mrs. Charles Ropes, Hea-
tn Rd., has been appointed
to take charge of the task of
securing information request
ed by the Governors Com :
mission on Aging. Mrs. Rop-
eS. will be assisted by many
others in obtaining the deSir-
ed information. These help
erS or callers have been sup
piled with material and will
call at the homes and discuss
with each person visited, the
desired information as listed
on a questionable. The opin-
ions and ideas will be used
at a state conference also at
a National Conference in
January, 1861. The opinion of
everyone is desired but Of
special value on this problem
of the Aged and Aging will
be those between 40 and IS
years of age. After the infor-
nation from the various
Townships has been collect
ed, there will be a coun t y
meeting in the Claridon Town
Hall on May II.
Heir Ways
Word has been received Of
Birmingham, Alabama, Of
the birth of a son, Stephen
Harold, to Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Williams. Grandpar
ems are Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Williams of Chester. Harold
is a student at Southeastern
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-18

Bible College in Birmingham :
=
Women's Council
The Women's Council OF the
chester Community Church
will have it's postponed Jan
uary program on Thursoay y >
Feb. Is, at 1000 am. al tne
church. A panel discussion y
"The Churches Mission II,
Town and Country, W
have Mrs. Walter Corey. MRS
Robert Kieselbach and Mrs
charles Osbourn as partlci-
pants. A discussion perloo
will follow the panel.
The Priscilla Circle is III
charge of the program. MRS
James Rudy will offer q deVo,
ions, Nursery care will De
provided for children.
Riyeryiew Missionary
! Society Meets in Chester
! The Women's Missionary
/ Society of the RivervieW BID
le Church was entertained o1
Mrs. George Myers at n e r
home 825 Sperry Rd., CheS
ter, on Tuesday evening. De
votionals were in charge O.
Mrs. Ralph Lenz. The 20 pre-
sent worked on bandages u
be sent to the mission tleloS
These will be used by nurses
in their work.
Chester Baptist Church
February 20 1880 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-18
Hedjjuk Receives
Landmark Award

Harvey Hedjuk of Char =
don, Geauga County petro :
leum representative of Land
mark Farm Bureau Coopera-
tives, won the top liquid fuel
sales award Tuesday night +,
Feb. 8, at Landmarks state
wide Petroleum Sales Con-
ference here.
Hedjuk totaled 1859 sales of
1,007 ,282 gallons of liquid fuel
to become the first man in
Landmark history to top the
million gallon mark. He re-
ceived a plaque and cash a.
ward for his feat.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-18

wedding ceremony for Miss
judy Barstow and Gilbert
Gribble.
February 81 1000 a. m
church school hour, a missi-
onary film will be shown.
February 81 HOO am
The Rev. Samuel Davis will
speak from Psalms 80.
His topic, Bible Story
bout ForgivneSS.
Feb. % 800 pm. Mis-
sionary meeting at the home
of Mrs. Clarence Day, 23lO
Cedar Rd. A film on White
Cross work will be shown.
Feb. "a $50 pm. Cub
Scout annual Blue and Gold
Banquet.
Every Thursday the Junior
Youth group meets at the
church. At TOO they hold
their meeting, at f30 choir
practice; at 800 orchestra
practice. The senior youth fell
loWship meets each Sunday
vening at $50 pm.
Chester News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jack
son and children Val and
Mary left on February 10 for
Gay, Ga. Mrs. Jacksons par
ents celebrated their gold :
en- wedding there on Feb. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N.Y.
ers were in Kent on WedneS-
day evening of last week to
hear DR.. Charles Rayburn
president of Covenant Col
lege and Theological Semin-
ary in st. Louis speak on the
subject, Science and Relig-
ion". Their son, Warren N.Y.
ers a student at the college
of which DR.. Rayburn is pre-
Sident.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Taylor have moved to Mum
son and now occupy the Hill
house on Mayfield Rd.
NOTICE - Starting with
Feb. 18, please call or send
items for the Chester column
to Mrs. Thomas Battles, l945
Heath Rd., phone PA 9-7975,
until further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. H ar an d
Mansfield moved on Wednes-
day to their newly purchased
home, 275 Ward DR.. This
was the former home of the
Michael JuricS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Porter
returned on Wednesday for a
three day trip to Philadel :
phia.
Mrs. Roy Wehner, 100 Cher
ry Lane, gave a party and
shower for Mrs. R bert
| Wentz on Feb. II.
Peggy CroWder, Norton
Dr., celebrated her eighth
birthday on Feb. II with a
party.
Julian Quigley is reported
i'll with a heart attack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Arm
strong and family of Thomp-
son, came on Friday after
noon and spent the weekend
with Mrs. Armstrong; faith
er, George Parr.
Mrs. Peter Petersen Jr i,
has had the cast removed
from her arm and is now
learning to use it ag lin.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-18

Bob is man Of action. Gray family went
shopping. They bought recommended
lamps, bigger bulbs. Out went
inadequate lamps and bulbs. New ones
were placed in proper locations.
And best Of all, Bob ordered a
luminous ceiling for the kitchen!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-18

We'd like to introduce the Gray
family. Bob, called "Dad, Ellen,
called either "Dear" OF Mother, u
and Steve, called "Steve, "Son"
or "Stop-that-Stevie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
Maritime
Alumni
Plan Banquet

The eighth annual banquet
of the United States Mer-
chant Marine Academy
Alumni Association will be
held at 1880 pm. Saturday
at the Fort Myer ofhcers
Club.
Invited are graduates Of
the five State maritime acad-
emies as well as those Of the
Federal Academy at Kings
Point, N. Y.
Guests of honor will be
Vice Admiral Ralph E. Will
son. USN retired, and Mrs.
Wilson. Admiral Wilson is
now chairman of the Federal
Maritime Board and Mari
time Administrator, United
States Department Of Com
merce. He will make a brief
address to the alumni.
The gala event, which has
become increasingly popular
in past years, will be held
in the Crystal Room in Pat
ton Hall. Following cocktails
at 1880 pm. a roast beef
dinner viii be served and
there will be dancing until
after midnight.
Mr.. A. C. Winter, jr., and
Mr.. Berney Wilburn are in
charge of reservations.