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Evening star., 1960-10-02
Akihito Unveils
Friendship Symbol

NEW YORK, Oct. l (AP).-
Japan's Crown Prince Akihito
unveiled a Lantern Of Friend
ship" in Sakura Park here to-
day as the Prince and Princess
Michiko opened the second
day of their leisurely tour of
the city.
From the park, the prince
motored to the Bronx Zoo. a
place he wanted to visit be-
cause of his interest in zoology.
Princess Michiko motored
separately for a meeting and
private luncheon at Manhat-
tanville College.
The afternoon was devoted
Evening star., 1960-10-02

WARRENTON. Va, Oct. /
(speciaD I'm a historic action,
the Drug Fair here this after
noon served Negroes at its
lunch counter and tables.
! Mayor Richard H. Marriott
said this was the first deseg-
tregation move in the history
of the town and the first such
action in Fauquier County.
The lowering ofsthe color bar
occurred at Q pm. when a
group Of Negroes entered the
store at 39l Lee highway and
asked to be served.
= The manager, Jesse Reeves,
told his mattresses to serve
them. He said about five
Negroes sat at the counter and
Evening star., 1960-10-02
School Sets Proqrum

Hammond High School, Sem
mary road, Alexandria, will
hold its annual Back to
School" program Tuesday from
8 to 10 pm. Parents will be
greeted by students and teach
erS.
Evening star., 1960-10-02

to a boat ride around Manhat-
tan Island.
Tomorrow the royal couple
will see the Yankees-Red Sox
baseball game.
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Marriage
Copyright, 1890. s.c.wc. Ns~s servss'

Continued from page a.
can never quit this particular
movement, for they never
arrive" where sanctity is
sought: growth in spirituality
is endless-it is infinite.
THOSE BELONGING to the
couples movements give each
other inspiration and encour-
agement, and that is good.
But more fundamental than
even this social aspect is the
personal spiritual life Of in
dividual couples. Couples must
e p h size their internal
strengths. They must CO.
operate with Gods graces
or become drifters. They must
develop "conjugal" spiritual
ity or be deprived of most
sacramental graces that stem
from the sacrament of Matri-
mony.
No spirituality is authentic
unless it permits a Christian
to live an integrated life, a
full life in his state of life
and, of course, this again is
where retreats for couples
come in.
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CONTINUED from page A.

CONTINUED from page ~
were an integral part of the
general socialist movement,
which was openly and sys-
tematically anti-religious.
In Austria, then, as well as
in France and other Western
European nations there was
ample justification for the
establishment of tie
Christian unions. AS a matter
of fact, these organizations
were a necessity at the time
they were started and, in
some cases, are a necessity
even at the present time.
IT is TOO EARLY to say
whether or not there will be
a need for them and place
for them in the future. That
will depend largely on wheth-
er or net the socialist unions
discard their anti-religious
bias and become genuinely
neutral after the example OF
the American unions. There
has been some little progress
in this direction in recent
years-not very much, to be
sure, but enough to warrant
our being at least tentative
ly and guardedly optimistic
about the future.
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Continued from page d
ligious feelings but we must
be ready to give a reason for
the faith that is in us.
| believe we will only
worsen the situation if we
give no reply to bigots. 1t is
the old question of appease-
ment. Just as you only lead
to war by appeasing dictators,
so too you only encourage
further religious strife if you
make no reply to false accusa-
tions against the Church..
REGARDLESS of which
candidate is our personal
choice, we must make clear
to our Catholic friends
that the Church itself has no
interest in the coming cleo
ton. It has no political as
pirations, no designs on the
American government, no in
tention of ever altering the
Constitutional pattern OF
separation of Church and
State-no matter who wins
the coming election.
The Catholic Church has
prospered in America as no
where else in the modern
world and it asks of our gov
eminent no preferential posi-
ton but only freedom to con-
tinue to do its work.
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Continued from Page A.
education except in govern
ment operated schools.
No wise citizen wants to see
independent education smash
ed. That would be a tragedy
although there are some who
do not think so.
Some want everybody push
ed willynilly, into public
schools. They think that this
would make everybody bud
dies.
They forget. first, that you
don't make friends of people
by trampling their right to Sc
lect their c~hildren's schools;
and second, that there can be
as much rivalry and even an
tagonism between pupils in
two schools as between those
in a public school and an in
pendent school.
But comparatively, all these
matters are trivalities. Next
week, | want to point to what
is really hugely important.
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somewhat on the watch when
the devil tempts them in the
direction Of spectacular sins
of lust or cruelty or injustice
but are lulled into a feeling
of safety when surrounded by
the things and persons they
know best.
But land Graham Greene
is also fond of pointing this
OUT if the devil can cite
Scripture for his purpose, he
can also take advantage Of
our human nature to make
love work in wrong ways, even
to our destruction and the
destruction Of the one loved.
THIS BOOK WILL surely
be added to the list of modern
classics on the nature of love
which includes FIR. DArcys
Mind and Heart of Love,
Bishop Nygren's Aeape and
Eros, Denis de Rougemont's
Love in the Western World,
and Erich Fromm's The Art
. OF Loving. All of these are
works from which a society
so largely sex-saturated can
profit immensely.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-26
BOOKS OF THE HOUR
C.. S. Lewis Looks
At Loves Forms
by Fr. Bernard Theall. O.S.B.

One of the favorite sub
jects for modern investi-
cation, by popular writer's
as well as by philosophers
and theologians land psy-
chiatrists, tool is the nature
of love and the various forms
that love takes.
TO THE LIST of really
worthwhile books on the sub
Ject can now be added c. S.
Lewis The Four Loves (Har-
court Brace, 1878. Already
a contributor to the discus
sion, some of whose other
participants include the Jesuit
Father Darcy, the Lutheran
Bishop Nygren, and the Swiss
Calvinist theologian Denis De
Rougemont, Mr.. Lewis Allie
CORY of Love is frequently cit
ed by the other writer's; but
the new book is much easier
to read and will attract a wild
er audience.
Mr.. Lewis arranges his four
types of love in ascending or
der. First comes that to which
he gives the rather awkward
Greek name of Storge, which
literally means affection"
and was used particularly by
the Greeks to define the love
of parents for offspring.
MR.. LEWIS ENLARGEs its
scope, so that it includes the
sort of affections written
about by popular columnists
in newspapers and magazines
humble undress, private
things, soft slippers, old jokes,
the thump of a sleepy dogs
tail on the kitchen floor, the
sound of a sewing machine"
this is the material, often
enough, of diaries and let
ters.
Next comes Phifia or Friend
ship, whether of one friend
for another Or of a man for
a whole group-his social
club, his school alumni, those
who follow the same hobby.
Mr.. Lewis has spoken elo-
quently of this kind of love
in his other books, and he
adds here that natural life
has no better gift to offer"
NO BETTER, PERHAPS,
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but some higher kinds of gifts.
and one Of them is Eros-the
love OF man for woman and
woman for man. Here Mr..
Lewis dWells upon the desir-
ability that this be what the
philosophers call the love of
benevolence, rather than the
love of deslre-the lover is to
desire only the Beloved and
her good, and not any sort of
pleasure that she can give
him; and this can become
the most appreciative of all
pleasures"
HIGHEST OF ALL is Agape
or Charity-God's love for
man and the ability God
gives man TO love Him in re-
turn. All earthly love must
come to an end, and Natural
loves can hope for eternity
only in so far as they have
allowed themselves to be TAX
en- into the eternity of Char
ity; have at least allowed the
process to begin here on
earth. -. And the process
will always involve a kind of
death. In my love for
wife or friend the only eternal
element is the Transforming
process for Love Himself"
Of course, the Catholic has
always known this, but it is
easy to forget, and the value
Of this little book is the fresh
rephrasing of old truths.
NOR IS MR.. LEWIS I'M
aware of the dangers in each
of these kinds of love. After
discussing each, he devotes a
section to the ways in which
each can be perverted by the
devil. Earlier, in the Screw
tape Letters, Lewis had point
ed out that men are usually
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-26
Mass OrdO-
LITURC Y
OF The
W z E k
SUNDAY, AUGUST 70
TWELFTH SUNDAY
AFTER

Green vestments, Gloria,
Second Prayer lin Low Mass)
of Saint Augustine, Creed,
Preface of the Holy Trinity.
MONDAY, AUG JsT ~
OF SAINT
JOHN THz BAPTIST
Rel v~ess.llents, Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer lin Low Mass of
Saint Sabina, no Creed, Com
mon Preface.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 80
SAINT ROSE OF LIMA
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer Cn Low Mass of
Saints Felix and Adauctus,
Common Preface.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81
SAINT M
NoNNATUS
White vestments, Gloria,
Common Preface.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER !
FERiAL DAY
Green veStments. Mass of
Twelfth Sunday after Pente-
cost. no Gloria, Second Prayer
Tin Low Mass of Saint Aegid-
ius, Third Prayer Tin Low
Mass) Of Holy Martyrs, no
Creed, Common Preface.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
SAINT STEPHEN
White vestments, Gloria,
Common Preface.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
SAINT Plus x
White vestments, Gloria,
Common Preface.
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steal examples directed by the
late Dom Ludovic Baron,
O.S.B., noted lecturer and in
terpreter of the Chant, and
Mr.. Theodore A. Marier, a dis
tinguished Catholic musician
and editor for the music pub
fishing house Of Mclaughlin
& Reilly Co., whets the appe-
tite.
Brief excerpts taken from
the classroom unfold ade-
quately the nature and struc-
ture Of Gregorian Chant. AL
umni of this noted school will
reminisce when they hear the
voices of former teachers
miss Margaret Leddy and
Mrs. Peggy Lyder).
ALL WILL BE charmed by
Dom Baron. The ease of his
presentation will lift the veil
of mystery and will uncover
the delicate musical simplici-
ties of our noblest musical
form.
One can enjoy the develop
ment of classical polyphony
from P~alestrina through Hall
err to the contemporary COM
poser, Father Russell Woollen,
which is presented in POLY
phony-Old and New" a re-
cord worthy of special merit.
THE STUDY OF GOOD
HYMNS for Better Worship"
is the answer to the oft-re-
. peated question: "If so many
of our present hymns are UNI
suitable, where can | find bet
ter (approved) ones?" The
fact that all of the examples
sung are in English makes
this disc of great importance.
MUSIC I'M CATHOLIC WcR-
SHIP is characteristic of the
ideals and the work of Plus X
School. In the past, her guild
ing hand was felt only by
those who have studied there;
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-26
MUSIC IN CATHOLIC WORSHIP
Album Aids 'NOn-MusicaT

MUSIC IN CATHOLIC WoR-
SHIP. Record album produced
by Plus X School Of L~iturgicaI
Music, ManhaftanvilIe Col.
lege o! the Sacred Heart, Pur.
chase, NY. $4,000
Reviewed by Or. r. THoM-
AS GALLEN, Diocesan Diree-
tor of Music.
Music in Catholic Wor.
ship, the recent record re-
lease of Plus X School of
Liturgical Music, is of
unusual Importance to the
present history of Catholic
Church music in the United
States.
This album, a most valuable
contribution to the liturgical
culture of our country, is a
splendid asset by which non
musical pastors and teachers
can educate the Catholic mass
es to the rich musical her.
itage that is theirs.
THE THREE DISCS (six
Sides are drawn from mater
ials that formed a series of
radio broadcasts for the Cath
Ole hour in September, 1857.
Under the supervision of Moth
er Josephine Morgan, R.S,C.J.,
the present director of the
school, the students of the
Plus X Summer School of 1857
demonstrate the basic forms
of our Church music (Gregor-
ian Chant, Classical Polyphony
and Modern Composition
which were defined by Saint
Plus x in his famous Motu
Proprio on Sacred Music NO
vember %, 1909.
WITH UNUSUAL CLARITY,
the novice is introduced to
Sacred Music, its content and
function. Suitable explanation
with a novice selection of mu-
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Now she leads all through this
new teaching medium.
I'M THIS DAY when we are
experiencing the newness of
liturgical participation, this
album makes clear the mind
of the Church by offering this
thorough survey and analysis
Of Church music. But more
than this, it offers. an oppor-
tunity to average Catholics to
realize what is meant by good
Church music" a challenge to
Church musicians to aspire to
a goal that has been demon
strated as attainable, and a
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-26

hope to all that the standards
Of our l~iturgical music will
be raised through the inspir-
alton offered to those who
have shared these discs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-22
LfsTIkGs FROM
LoN6WOoD REALTY

BRICK HOME: 3 bedrooms.
living room, dining room.
large kitchen. utility room. q
car garage. spacious ceramic
tile bath. warm air heating
system. asbestos roof, large
wooded lot. very reasonable.
Approximately l mile from
Farmyille.
HOUSE: 6 rooms. " bath, re-
gently remodeled, SIS $50
lot. located on Germantown
Road. Priced TOR quick sale
APARTMENT HOUSE: good
investment. Upstairs apart
ment furnished, one apart
mcnt on first floor and one
in basement. Newly painted
wood work and roof, located
2 blocks from Main Street.
$4,000.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING:
Ideal business location. APP
proximately 3450 So it.. Oil
heat. rest rooms. plate glass
front. in town limits. on large
lot. Priced for quick sale.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY: 3
Houses on River Road. All
now rented. Priced for quick
sale.
FARMS: Several nice farms
and building lots listed with
US.
If You Are Interested In Buy
ing or Selling a Home, Farm
Or Lot Call or See
C. II. tMIKE) LAFOON
loNGWooD REALTY
CO.. INC.
Municipal Building
Phone EX 2-3563
FarmvilIe. Va.
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Card Of Thanks

SHORTER l wish to thank
everyone for their kindness to
me since the death Of my father.
The help offered, the cards and
other expressions of sympathy
have meant more to me than
words can express. Howard A.
Shorter. 3-22-1tp
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WE BUY Shelled corn and oats.
Buckingham Farm Supply Co.,.
Dillwyn, Va, phone w 3-2551.
6-23-tf
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SERVICE DEPARTMENT: If it
can be fixed. We can fix it. All
work guaranteed. The only thing
cheap about our service is our
price. Farmers Supply Co.,
phone Eek 2-3446, Farmville. Va.
LIST
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NOTICE,


PONIES: We buy. sell or trade
Several well broke ponies 0 r
sale now. w. w. Dickerson,
phone Elk 2-3556, Farmville.
LIST
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GARDEN TILLER: l6 or "a inch
tines. y day $l.75, one day $500.
Lawn Fertilizer Spreader. IS
cents per day. Farmers Coopera-
tive. Inc, phone Elk 2-4192,
Farmville, Va. 3-4-tf
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LOST AND FOUND

POCKETBOOK = LOST j con-
tang glasses. driver license, cash,
etc. If found please return to
Jennie Moss, 30l Buffalo Street.
Finder keep cash. snip
/
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WANTED

WANTED: Coins guns. Will
pay cash for your Indian head
pennies. gold coins. Civil War
swords, muskets. pistols, powder
horns and TASKS. Write. Coin &
Gun Exchange. Post Office Box
2. South Boston, Va. 3-1l-4tp
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SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, new
systems installed. old systems
repaired. Free estimate. w. w.
Dickerson, phone Elk 1856.
Farmville. LIST
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NAN OR WOMAN - $3.50 per
hour or more for part or full
lime route work. Large repeat
orders. Write McNess Co., PO
Box 37l, Baltimore, Md
3-22-2pfT)
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MEADOR GROCERY floor
sanding and finishing. Llnoleum
and tile furnished and installed
Located old w. B. Morris Grocery
store Phone Elk 2-3789 for free
estimates. 2-26-tf
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MARRIED MAN: Apply immedi-
ately, ZIG Main St.. South Boston.
va 3-4tf
WANTED = Sewing Teacher to
work for old established Com
pany. Paid vacation, insurance
benefits, good working con-
ditions. Must have. a good sew
ing background. be neat appear
ing and be willing to work.
Apply in writing giving age and
experience to Box c % The
Farmyille Herald. 3-15-4t
COLLECTOR salesman in
and around Farmville. Guaran-
teed salary and commission.
Call Lynchburg Victor 6-4688
for appointment. 1921
SALES PEOPLE: We have a
good position to offer someone
who can sell the ultimate IN
disqualification and Medical
care coverage. The qualifica-
ions are to have a car, be
)ondable and have the desire to
earn above the average income.
Write to Reserve Life Insur-
ance Co., John L. Pulliam, Mgr.
?. o. Box 1893. Danville, Va.
1927
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WANTED, MAN OR WOMAN =
part or full time between the ages
Of q and IS for Wilkins Business
in locality in this area. Would
like to talk to you about this
wonderful opportunity. You are
under no obligation. Products
advertised on TV. Write or call
c. w. Palmore, Columbia, Va.
Phone: 5000. 3-22-3t
FEMALE - Young single woman
under 80 to care for child in
motherless home. Must be Pro
testant, nondrinker and trust
worthy. Give complete details in
letter. All replies confidential.
Address T. B. White, P. o. Box
1904, Culmore Sta. Falls Church,
Va. 3-22-4tp
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Be An Avon
REPRESENTATIVE

and earn good income close
to home. Profitable territories
now available are the Leigh,
Lockett and Prospect Magester-
ial District of Prince Edward
County. Phone Farmville, Elk
2-5234 on. reply.
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WANTED so PIANOS: Turn your
pianos into cash. Discount New
and Used Furniture Co., phone
Elk 2-5268. 1-l3-tf
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SPENCER SPRING trimming
season is here. See the new fabu-
lized materials designed for cool
comfort, style and beauty in in
dividually designed foundations
by a registered corsetiere. Call
Annie V. Putney. Elk 2-4468
3-4-8tp
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APARTMENT - unfurnis h
ed. second floor. 4 rooms, bath.
SIS 90. 3O2 Bridge Street. phone
Elk 2-4369. 3-4-8p
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DICkERSON Auction Company
We cry for you. Auction any
thing. anywhere, any time. w.
W. Dickerson. Farmyllle. phone
Eek 1855. 2-12-tf
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SERVICES

~~->-~->>>--'--- --s-~>-~~~~S-~>~-~->>~
SEWING : Custom made
Grapes and slip covers, Mis-
cellaneous sewing. Reasonable.
Phone Dillvyn Yukon 3-391l.
3-22-lt
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FOR HEALTH AND BEAUTY:
Spencer individually designed
foundations and bras. Call Ella
Schmidt. S & S Contour Shop,
phone Elk 2-5373, Farmville. Va.
l-22-tf
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APARTMENT - Three room
apartment for rent at Powhatan
Courthouse, Powhatan. Virginia.
Call Mr.. Jones. 1103 Mutual
Building, Richmond, Virginia,
phone MI 8-0141 3-4-8t
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HELP WANTED

MARRIED MAN: Apply immedi-
ately, ZIG Main St., South Boston.
Va 3-4tf
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FOR RENT


APARTMENT Furnished
heat and water furnished. pa
E. Third St.. Apply Marshall
Burger, Main St. 3-22-8p
APARTMENT: water and heat
furnished. close to Main Street.
R. F. Cralle. 3-11-4p
OR FOR SALE - House. newly
decorated. Six rooms and bath.
Three acres Of land. IA miles
west of Farmville on Route 400
at Elan. Contact c. j. Slayton.
Dowdy's Corner. Farmville, tele-
phone Eek 2-5267, 2-26-tf
LARGE second floor area. VIII
rent entire floor. or split into
offices. On Third Street within
block of Main Street. T. W.
Bloomfield. 5-30-tf
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MRS. SHIRLEY HANCOCK
Seminole Drive
Madison Heights, Va.

For fast results. use the Her
aid Classified page.
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FOR SALE

BUILDING LOTS-T. w. Bloom
field. Phone Elk 2-4l74. 6-26-tf
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OR RENT - Wheel chairs hospi-
tai beds. crutches. canes, or sick
room needs. Gray's Drug Store
Farmville. SCOT
Evening star., 1960-05-26
BY EVELYN M. DENT
Contributing Writer.


Mrs. Thomas D. White,
wife of the Air Force Chief
of Staff, is to be the guest Of
honor at the last luncheon
of the Inter American De-
fense Board Wives Club on
June / at the Oficers Club.
Fort McNair.
Host countries for the fes-
tive occasion are Ecuador, El
Salvador. Guatemala, Haiti,
Mexico, and Nicaragua. The
program will include a Judo
exhibition.
Good -byes will be in order
for Mrs. William Skear, wife
of the Director Of Staff
IADB, founder of the present
Wives Club Of the Board.
Under her guidance the Club
wrote "A Guide to Washing
ton" in Spanish, a helpful.
handy reference for every
day living for strangers. Mrs.
Skear has also initiated an
Inter American Cook Book.
The Skears are leaving for
new post at the end of
summer.
Army Judge Advocate General
The final luncheon Of the
season for the Army Judge
Advocates Wives Club was
held at Evans Farm Inn
yesterday.
Mrs. Emanuel Terry Of the
Goth Century Club reviewed a
book as part Of the program.
Wives Of the General OFF,
GERS Of the Corps were on
hand to welcome newcomers
to this area. Heading the
list at the noon reception
were Mrs. George w. Hick-
man, jr.
Others receiving included
Mrs. Stanley w. Jones, Mrs.
Charles L. Decker and Mrs.
Clio E. Straight.
Army Chemical Corps
Mrs. Lowell Thompson,
retiring president of the
Army Chemical Corps Wives
Club, was hostess at the