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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25

Chardon Junior and Senior
school will welcome eleven
new teachers this fall accord
ing to Superintendent Ir a
Garfield. They are as fol-
lows:
MRS. RUTH BARTUNEK,
a accomplished flutiSt, h a S
been teaching music in the
Chardon system the past Sc
mester but this is the first
time that we have had the OPP
portunity of publicly recog-
nizing her work. She lives on
Kile Road in Claridon Town
ship, is married and has one
child. She graduated fr 0 m
John Adams High School in
Cleveland and has a B. S.
degree in music from Bald
win Wallace College. She has
been doing both vocal and in
Strumental music
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25
STOCK CAR RACES


car races will be presented at
the grandStand. Featuring
some Of the areas most out
standing drivers, the prog =
rams will include a series of
fast moving. heat and feature
events.
In addition TO the stock car
program, Mondays grand =
stand attractions include a
log chopping and saving con-
tests, a colorful parade of
livestock and band concerts.
PONY PULLING CONTEST
Sundays program includ-
eS a pony pulling contest at
the grandStand at S pm. fe-
aturing teams from all over
northern Ohio and western
Pennsylvania. This popular
attraction is always a crowd
pleaSer. More than $4,000
will be awarded as prizes .
The pulling distance will be
1872 feet. Each team will be
given three tries.
SHEEP EXHIBIT
William Wood of Troy is in
charge Of the fairs sheep ex-
hibit. Interested exhibitors
must have their sheep ready
for showing by 9 am. Sep
tember 3. Entries close o n
Monday, Aug. 90, and must
be in their stalls by 6 pm. on
the opening day Of the fair,
Sept. / There are no entry
fees and the stalls will be pro-
vided without charge.
EXHIBITS NUMEROUS
Among the many exhibits
this year will be found those
of poultry. cattle, goats, swi-
ne, and horses.
Each Of these departments
will be headed by a director
of the fair. Information may
be had by contracting Mr..
Crawford LaMoreauX, Box 9,
Chardon, or any Of the sup
erintendents in charge. Be
cause of the increased inter-
est in this years fair, all eX-
hibitorS are urged to make
their reservations early.
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
The Women'S Auxiliary of
the Geauga County Fair play
a most important part in
making the fair successful
Representatives from sixteen
townships make up the COM
mittee. Members are Estelle
Button of Auburn; Grace
Huge of Bainbridge Virginia
Blair of Burton Eleanor Sa-
ge of Chardon Dorothea Sp-
erry of Chesterland; Elenora
Zepp of Claridon M akin e
Johnson Of Hambden Doro-
thy Adams Of Huntsburg, Le-
ma McClurg of Middlefield
Irma Sidley of Montville Be
rtha Warner of Munson Do
rothy Perry of Newbury
Lena HoSmer Of Parkman;
Ruby Shields of Russell, Bes-
sic Moseley of Thompson and
Josephine Wood of Troy.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25
9 Geauga Women
Named to Office

Mrs. Edward Pekarek, 49,
60 81 president of the Pain
eSville Deanery has named
her officers and committee
chairmen for the coming
year. Those named in Geau-
ga county are: Chardon -
Mrs. Leroy Wright, 7 vice
president; Mrs. Albert zuck-
er, parochial representative !;
Mrs. Mary Hamm, Foreign
Relief; co chairman Mrs.
Albert FenStermaker res !;
ervationS Mrs. Wilbur j
Eardley, special events; Mrs.
william j. Spear chairman
for League of st. John; Bur
ton, Mrs. Thomas w. Glass.
burner, 8 vice president; Mrs.
G. r. Down, Parliamentar e
ian and NeWbury, Mrs. Far
rell Finerty, Civic Coopera-
ton chairman.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25

when it opens next week on
the 100 acre fairgrounds in
Burton.
Thousands Of exhibits, bre-
ath taking attractions and
the largest midway ever pre-
Sented will make this the best
fair ever, Geauga fair offici-
ais believe.
Every department on the
grounds will be overflowing
this year according to early
indications. Interest is run =
ming high and Geauga fair Of
ficialS are out to break last
years attendance records, if
possible. Free parking will be
offered fairgoers and many
free attractions have b e e n
planned.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25
Richards to Celebrate
5Oth Anniversary

An open house invitation is
extended to all friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Richards at
their home on Rt. 6, Satur-
day, Sept. 4, from l to 4 pm.
in honor Of their 50th we'd
ding anniversary.
The party is being sponsor
ed by the three sons, Robert,
Howard and Paul and their
families.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25
AUTO THRILL SHOW

NtAI lIllll Sudy ulSlJ, Oep-
tember l, the famous "Hell
Drivers" auto thrill show will
be presented at the grand =
stand at $50 pm.
This % act program fea-
lures mile a minute excite
ment as cars roll end over
end, leap over obstacles and
crash head on with other au-
tomobileS. Nearly a score of
Stuntmen from many States
will take part in the program.
One manuever, called h e
ct Bone Crash, sends a
car crashing into the side Of
another while the driver is
chained to the moving auto.
FREE ACTS
Among the many weekend
free attractions scheduled for
Saturday, Sunday and Mon =
day are parachute jumps
acts by the Human Dyna-
mite Bomb, the man who
blows himself up with dyna-
mite, an authentic coon chase
and fireworks.
Continuous demonstrations,
plus band concerts and par
AIDES, will also be offered
throughout the five days. The
Geauga County Fair b a n d
and Chardon'S Rube B a n d
will entertain along the mid
way.
, 1960-07-08
The Firm of
ROBERT c. WALLACE
Home Builders
offers

The most experienced and
complete services in the Vir-
gin Islands in FILA insured
homes and financing. eve
have built all the FILA homes
in st. Croix since 1857
We fill out applications. pro-
vide house plans, arrange
z5-vear mortgage loans up
to 97% of valuation, contract
to build at a firm price. A
lot which qualities can be
your down payment instead
of cash. No red tape, speedy
processing of applications.
Interview hours at Office;
Daily 800 AM to Noon, or by
APPOINTMENT.
Public invited each Tuesday
evening at 800 PM to meet
ing explaining FILA home
building plan.
&c Church Street
Christiansted
st. Croix
Telephone 185W
, 1960-07-08
GENERAL NOTICE or REGISTRATION
OF QUALIFIED ELECTORS VOTERS

For the purpose of examining and registering applicants for registration Of quaihed
electors (voterl the Board Of Elecbs, of the Legislative District Of ST Crdx shall SIT
IN session az follows in conformity with 10 " &c. Sections I to So inclusive
, 1960-07-08

For the purpose examining and registering applicants for registration Of qualified Ve mBn
cnaera III Board 81 Electors. o The legislative District Of 4 cmx shall Sit ST. Crops
session az follows in conformity with 10 C. Sections to So inclusive 1860. For il
Thursday. july %. 1860 500 I'M to 700 m Cmshansnd. Fort write Karl
Thursday, July 49, 1860 500 I'M to ZOO pm Fredanued Fort Ga KinudhI
Thursday, Augusta 1860 500 pinto 100 pm La Vaee School House -
Thursday, Augusta 1860 500 m to ZOO pm Whm Estate = !
THURSDAY. August ILL., 1850 5o pm to 700 D Peters Rest schoo House
Thursday August Ii, 1860 500 m to 700 pm Estate Grove Place pad 1mM
Thursday August 1850 500 pm to- 100 pm Prncese School House Living Room, B
Thursday August 49, 1860 500 m to ZOO m Est Lower owe Ktche
,.aaA 800. 81 1uo 5o 80 H. 7o M Knos Hill Police station Phones. Mrs
- Office INV
Thursday Sept J. 1860 300 pm TO 100 M Est Lower Bethlehem cFoRcE
lnusAp'8 SEP Expert Watch
Thursday Sept g. 1860 800 I'M to 200 m chrsdanded Fort
Thursday Sept g. 1860 500 p M to TOO I'm Frdmksed Fort N -
Thursday Sept 49, 1860 500 pm to 700 pm Peters Rest School chrsda
Thursday Sept Ii 1890 800 m to 7O m Estate Grove Place
Thursday Sept y 1860 800 m to 100 IN ehrsdanted Fort ROBERT G
4hmsday Sept o. 1860 500 pm to- TOO pm Fre@nktd Fort Home b
Thursday Sept 49, 1860 800 p m to 700 I'M Chsand For DE
Thursday Sept 30 1850 500 pm to ZOO IN. FrdeH1Nd Fort COMPLETES service
Thursday Oct g. 1860 500 pm to 700 pm chrsdanted Fort homes and fin
Thursday, Jet g. 1860 Doc I'M to 200 pm Frdenksed Fort n 81 cmx in
wednesday,, Nov 3d. 1860 500 pm to 700 pm chrsdamed Fort W fill out aa
Wednesday Nov 3d. 1850 500 m to 700 pm. Fndenkaed Fort Nar motga
Thursday Dec 49, 1860 500 pm to 700 pm chrstarted Fort to bull At a Fl
Dec 30 1850 500 pm. to ZOO pm Frdenkhd Fort 70 lot winch amn pa
Thursday Jan 2,@ 1861 500 pm to 700 pm Chamtd For Of cash Nor red
Thursday Jan 2, 1861 500 pm to 700 I'm Fndmksed Fort interview hour
Thursday, Feb 2a19614 800 pm to 700 m ChrsdandedF Fort amnrnnent
Thursday Feb 49, 1861 800 pm. to ZOO pm. Frderksed Fort Public invite msa
Thursday March 3d. 1861 500 pm to- 700 IN Chrshaned Fort ing explaining
Thursday March 80 1861 200 pm to 700 pm FrdenkMd Fort &c cmA
Thursday April 81 1861 500 pm to 700 pm Chraamhd Fort CHRIST mm
April o. 1861 500 M to 100 pm Frdenkaed Fol. Telephone
nn1a@y way = l @a Co., : - ra ms~nas r - PEAT
Thursday June 3d. 1861 500 pm to 700 pm chrsanAed Fort AMI
Thursday June 49, 1861 500 m to 700 I'M Fnedmntd Fort Il enough ord
NOTE Whenever the date set for registration above falls on legal holiday the cped w will
---1A.a - Ln IL r1 - IdnHord r from Germany
, 1960-07-08
PEAT NJ o SIS.
?

If enough orders are re-
ceived, we will again order
from Germany.
Write Box SAG. Christian
sted giving number of
bales desired with your
name, please.
, 1960-07-08
A N N o U N GIN q

ANN o CHG
the beginning Of a pri-
vate high school for
st. Croix, September,
1860. For information
write Karl Riley. Box
81. Kingshill. 4p
FOR E
PR1NcEs1TA COTTAGE
Road Judith's Fancy
Living Room, Bath, Bedroom,
Kitchenette
Phone: Mrs. Reynolds
Office INV Res. 377W
, 1960-07-08

800 pm. to TOO pm.
500 pm. to 700 pm
500 pm. to 100 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21
HELP MEN

SALESMAN. A national firm prod
tucts sold to home owners on open
account. No deliveries. Complete
training; high commission. Man
over rs. car, good references. For
interview phone IKE. S-51S3 1-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21

INVESTIGATOR, Insurance inspec.
ton, typist. 1915 plus car ex-
King st, Alex. XII. 9-5055.
home RADIO AND AUTO RADIO
repairmen, sober and reliable,
must be exper. Apply in person
6l19 Ga. ave. NV.
INSURANCE CLAIMS ADJUSTER.
exper. casualty man by independ.
adjusting co. Salary $4,000 to
$4,000. Apply NE. s-1165 Mon.
INVENTORY CLERK, with retail
furniture inventory control ex-
perience. No others need apply.
Salary commensurate with ex-
perience and ability. II. $4,000,
MR.. LYONS.
IRON WORKERS, bet. 25-40, ex-
per. in structural feld erection.
Phone WE. $4,000.
SEWELRY SALESMAN-Young man
with experience. for sales and serv-
ice dept. Apply DAVID MANN
Bldg. Call ia. 2-7107 for apt.
LOAN ADJUSTER TRAINEES-Age
1928. his. grads. with car, $275
to $3.50 mo. Miss Bell, BOYDS,
18th and g NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21
HARDWARE
SALESMAN

To sell established retail accounts
in Washington and neighboring
territory. Must have hardware ex-
perience. Salary. commission and
company car Give complete
resume. write BOX 2Qh-K, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21

Suite Zoe, Ellsworth Building
els Ellsworth DR.. JU. S-6464
OPPOSITE HECHT'S. SIL. SPG.
1 BLOCK FROM BUS TERMINAL
OPEN DAILY. q AMIR PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21

DIsHwAsHERs, coiored,. reliable,
gay Or nisht shiit. sundays OF.
bdesseurg pike, Falls Church. JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS clerk

For out-petient clinic. Some medi-
cal Technology preferred, 40-hr.
wk., % days annual, Is days sick
leave, insur and retirement pro-
gram. comprehensive medical and
hosp. coverage for self and de-
pendents; beginning salary approx.
$62 wk.. provisions for increases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21
RELp MEN

OFFSET MACHINE OPERATOR-
A 3. Dick equipment. some exper.,
beginner considered. high school
grad, mod. working conditions,
MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFER
ENCE, gill r at. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21

ACCOUNTANTS
BOOKKPRs.. sECYs., TYPIsTS
AND ALL OTHERS
CHECK FIRST WITH
COLUMBIA EMPL. SERV.
1871 Q NV. suite ga. NE. s-3o2s
Acctg. Clerk -$3O3
Aecur. typist. excel. loc., fee paid.
lClk.-Typist Ito 1925
Typ: so w.p;m. some dict. expsr.
Edit. Asst SO.
BIS. lin science or math. familiar
with ,.terminology physics pref.
Must type well. Zee paid.
Fields Agcy. Elk. 3-2506
5O4 Sheraton Bldg. III l4th NV.
ADMIN. sECY. $4,000
EXEC. sECY., $4,000. KnoWl. book
R kssR1eF l sfcY. of 1Ss s7s.sao vs
rs new interesting openings daily
Miss Grant, ST. sos8s6, BoYps.
18th and @ NV. (estab. 45 yrs)
ADM, SECY. .BKKPR. ito $4,000
ALLEN-OBRIEN Personnel Service
l404 New York Ave. RE. 7-72s0
ADM. SECYS. to 81, 600
Select positions In PUBLIC RE-
LATIoNe. CAPITOL HILL; Law.
IRRIGATION, EMBASSIES AND
AIRLINES ---St. 500
Girl Fri: Init: plus ofc.
LEGISLATIVE st. $425
Natl. Co.; diversified.
Programmer Ito ST 900
Trslnse for Data Processing;
Import Export 800
1-sirl ofe.: excel. potential.
MFG. REPRES. 800
l. Girl Fri: very diversified.
LAW ---------to Sc, 900
Intl.; Antitrust: General.
Secy.- BkkprS. st. 500
ManaEement and Supervisory.
lRECEPTS. Ito $50
CLK.-TYPISTS to 500
Social; Law; Association.
GIRL FRIDAYS &00
JUNIORS -----$70-$9O
Trainess and Experienced:
CLERKS -----S6O-S70
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
Woodward Bldg. 18th and II NV.
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7-4414
ADM. sECYS. Ito 5000
Secys., legal $500
SECRETARY ------$5,10O
Natl. CORP. pref. Cap. Hill exper..
|SECY.-GIRL FRI.------$375
Average shorthand. 1-giri once.
SECRETARY-------to 500
International field. 1-girl once,
average shorthand.
JR. SECY., fee pd.------$90
Young. attrae., average shhd.
ACCTG. CLERK 800
collese accounting. some sxper..
FILE elk, VIII. $50
CLK.-TYPISTS------to$ SIS
Beginners and experienced.
Associated Personnel
1927 K st. NV. ST. $500
Admin. Secy, s. s. $4l6
sscy.. Rockville. Bethesda S4O0 up
Girl Friday, Rockville - $3q6
|Clk.-Typist, suburbs 1895
Secy., Blair I'd $375
Secy., natl. assn. -----.-- 1915
Secy., rusty shhd. ------- 1895
Ofc. nurse. SIS. $3.50
Bkkpr. Bldnsbg. $3.50
Acctg. elk. SIS. $3.50
.Steno. Fee Paid $500
Secy.. no shhd. --------- 1896
Compt. instructor 1878
Secy.. personnel $500
Keypunch. exp: white 1870
Dental asst, exp; SIS. S295
HAGGERTY EMPL.
Suite 102, Ellsworth Building
91S Ellsworth DR.. JU. S-6464
OPPOSITE HEcHT,s. siL. sPo,
1 BLOCK FROM BUS TERMINAL
OPEN DAILY o AM-2 PM
Evening star., 1960-05-15
36th Bethesda
Flower Show
Wednesday

Bethesda Community Gar
den Club will hold it's 36th an
nual spring flower show at the
parish hall of st. Johns
Church, 2 pm. to 8 pm. or
Wednesday. Mrs. Ralph N
Read is chairman; Mrs. Nelson
K. Richtmyer cochairman. The
theme will be Memories" car
ried out in IL classifications OF
arrangements. horticulture,
exhibits will be featured.
Educational exhibits will in
clude Japanese arrangements
by Mrs. James Fieser, stages oi
the growth of orchids by Mrs
G. w. Mattox and garden
mulcheS by Burton & Sons.
A display of fashions fol
gardeners and country living
as well as a collection of con-
tainers for arrangers, will be
staged at 4 pm. and 1880 pm
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Silver Spring
Club Dinner
On Tuesday,

The Silver Spring Garden
Club will celebrate its goth an.
niversary with a dinner and
entertainment program Tues
day at the MILAN Memorial
Methodist Church at 7 pm. A
history has been prepared by
the club historian. Mrs. Anna
Won Bernewitz, and copies will
be distributed at the dinner.
Tickets are $3.50 per person
(children 10 and younger
S1.25. Friends and families
are invited to get tickets in
advance from Mrs. R. c. Cor
nell. 1852 Farnell drive, or call
reservations to VIII. 2-7762.
President j. Martin Emer-
son will install these officers in
a candlelight ceremony: Miss
Lenore Rhodes, president;
James A. Beales, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Evajean Mcknight
and Mrs. Kathryn Divine, Sec
retaries. and william j. Tay-
lor, jr., treasurer.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
GARDEN CHORES
FOR THIS WEEK

Set out plants of the ANIMALS. giving adequate spac-
ing in welplanted bed Apply fertilizer where good
growth is wanted. :.
Now is the time to plant Zoysa Bermuda if these
howeather to thrive and produce the lawn
desired. -. q.
Set dahlia tubers plants after placing the stakes
Regular applications of dusts sprays should be started
the garden to be kept free of insects and diseases
Prune the spring -howerng shrubs that have finished
blooming. Weeds best controlled in flower shrub
and bulb beds by cultivatng hand wedding while they
small and easily handled -.
Dust the nests of the tent caterpillar with any good
stomach poison-burning is apt to do harm than
good. Divide and reset the chrysanthemums, shasta
daisies and fall-howering asters.
If the tulips in the way. lift the cumps with soil
the roots and reset in trench in the-way
place where they will continue to and develop flower
buds for next springs boom.-W. H. Y.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Groereen Show Set
For Nov II

Grogreen Garden Clubs an
nual show. THE World We
Live In" will be held May 81
at North Bethesda Junior High
School. Entries win be received
from 9 am. to II. The show
will be open 2 to 5 pm, also a
plant sale. For information
call OIL. 2-8467 (Mrs. Thomas
Mott, jr.)
Evening star., 1960-05-15
GARDEN CLUB
ACTIVITIES

LITTLE GARDEN CLUB Of Sandy
Spring, Nd, will sponsor q roadside
garden improvement competition for
nve-mile radius, judged on before-Rnd-
soeE sE S6Tb sits $50 Fsss y Ss NIL se gTssTy
should call EV. 4-1S06 or WA. 4-47S3.
TRICOLoR IN STONY BROOK Gar
den Club flower show May went to
MIS-. joyce Taylor for her arrangement,
the award OF merit with an iris sun
set Blaze. Other winners included Mrs.
z. l.. Clinkscales, Mrs. Joyce Taylor,
T. P. Mitchell, Mrs. J. B. Mcdaniel and
Mrs. j. B. Mcdaniel; also in the inter
club invitational, Mrs. Earl Darsch.
will hold its isntallstion dinner Tuesday
81 pm. at the Little Tea House.
Alexandria, Va; New ofncers: Mrs.
=. H Tsnnent. Mrs. 2. y. Dixon, Mrs;
Mrs. r. J. seroskie.
POTOMAC CHRYsANTHEMUM So
consin avenue, Bethesda, Md. Robert
Branstead, past president, will speak
on "A Guided Tour Around the chrys-
on mem5erySp write For MFa Enssn
Bethesda, Nd. A plant sale will be
held next Saturday at s pm. at 8 and
Olonam Ioad near Highland view
noWsS GoImA'tH snow Thursdas SasD5N to j. pm, p,
home Of Mrs. r. [. Hoddinott, 500
Thoreau drive, Bethesda. Nd
BURLEITH GARDEN CLUB, Tuesday,
8 pm, home of Mrs. Edith Altman,
1918 Sherrier place NV. Members
will bring M flower arransements and
CREsTw0oD GARDEN CLUB, Mon
day, 12 noon, home Of Mrs. Viola
Hodson, 1905 Quincy street NV.
Flower arrangements by club members
viii be Judged by Mrs. Thomas Wilson.
Avondale, Speaker w. M. Klima Of
Bethesda; Propagation and Culture of
Chrysanthemumsn with color slides.
Robert Walker to speak on Flower
ARRANGEMENTS" Guests invited. The
7:3O pm. at Flint Elementary school;
GLENWooD ROAD GARDEN CLUB,
Tuesday, home of Miss Ruth Hitchcock,
b5l9 Glenwood road, Bethesda, Nd
Mrs. Charles Glenn Grover will speak
on We Practice for the SHOW" The
70 pm: at Christ Lutheran Church
Theme: Our Town" For data call
PoTo@2c ROSE SOCIETY, Thurs
day, pm, auditorium of Natural
History Building, Tenth and Consti-
tuition avenues NV. Talk, Roses
versus Pests-Everlasting War" ny
Dr. Freeman A. Weiss, past president
For more than 80 years with USDA,
pr. Weiss is now curator emeritus of
the American Type Culture Collection
which grows germs, viruses. bacteria,
etc. for medical and chemical research
In his garden he has 80 rose bushes,
besides azaleas, camellias and mag
nolias. The public is invited TO hear
him
SoLBUMDERs CLUB, Tuesday. q
. m. Washington Sanitarium Chapel,
Color films: Spark of Life. Growing
Dates Natures Way, and Bread from
Stones. Or. Philip Chen's book on soy
beans will be reviewed bv Mr.. Curtis
and Robert r; Krout viii review the
Sligo Wyoons mIpS as GaRnFS SSss cIup
Thursday, S:15 pm, Sligo Community
Shelter, Dennis avenue and Sligo Creek
Evening star., 1960-05-15
GIenwood Club
Show Saturday

The annual flower show OF
the Glenwood Road Garden
Club win be held at Christ
Lutheran Church, Bethesda,
Md, Saturday from 2::SO to 9
pm. The theme will be "Our
Town" Exhibits are invited
For schedules and information,
call OIL. 2-3363. The public is
invited.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Front Royal
Show Nav u

The Garden Club Of Warren
County, Va, will hold its 28th
annual flower show at the
Presbyterian Church, Luray
avenue, Front Royal, Tuesday,
May "a, from 8 to 9 pm. EST)
and May rs from II to 4. The
show will have six sections.
Mrs. ]. N, Major. ir., is chair
man of the show.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Mum Sole Set

The Potomac Chrysanthe-
mum Society will hold a sale
at 8 am. next Saturday at 6
Oldham road and 8 Oldham
road in Silver Spring near the
Highland View Elementary
School. Pots, trays and stakes
will also be sold.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Springfield,
KenWood Clubs
To Give Show

A Spring Harmonies" flower
show by the Kenwood and
Springfield garden clubs will be
given Thursday. May rs, from
2 to 8 pm. at the Woodward
& Lothrop Chevy Chase store
auditorium. Schedules are
available from Mrs. John E
Wiley. 5908 Springfield drive,
Springfield, Md. or phone OIL.
6-5925.
A public poll will decide the
best floral arrangement.
Presidents Mrs. Gilbert J. parr Of
The kenwood club and Mrs. Francis
M. Murray OF the Springfield club viii
be assisted by cochairmen Mrs. Waltsr
3 Furlow and Mrs. John Z. Wiley and
MRS: Robert E. L. Johnson, Mrs
Sf, gerald FrS0eiE c0ilins' Mrs ,!.I John " West
Sherman i Mrs oeorEe Murray' Pleam, mT'' Mrs va
Delmar W Holloman. Mrs. Ralph
PlAss. Mrs. Everitt Parkinson, Mrs,
Sterling Parks. Mrs. Marshall z,
Brushart: Mrs. r. 8. Walleigh.
,,.SA AIsGi a.r mrs Willism ray; Mrs. VIII
4. Derry, Mrs. BENJAMIN A. Powell,
Mrs. Thomas Mccormick. Mrs. Wallace
W. Atwood. ir., Mrs. Louis H. Kimmei,
And Mrs. Harold Stowell, Mrs
henry Lowden, Mrs; Arthur C. Hough-
Peterson. Mrs. Thorndike saville,
mrs. Brice w Blair. Mrs. r. T. Slaby,
Mrs: Joseph G. Blandi, Mrs. George
C. summers and Mrs. Edward Virgin.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Flower Show Set
At Sandy Spring

The Sandy Spring Commu-
nifty House will be the scene
Of a show by the Friendship
and Little Garden Clubs next
Wednesday from 2::30 to 8 pm.
Cochairmen are Mrs. Kenelm
Dallam and Mrs. Edward VIII
son. The Community House is
next to the old Sandy Spring
Quaker meeting house built in
1877.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

parkway. Harold H. Kirk will show
slides and discuss daylilies. Clubs an.
nusl plant sale will be held next sat
urday at Mrs. James perry's l050e
Tenbrook drive, 10 am. to pm.
PERENNIAL GARDEN CLUB, Mon.
gay, . 80 . m. home of Mrs. Herbst
Mrs Howell hostess.
NATIONAL CAPITAL DAHLIA so.
second street E.E.. sale Of roots o.
choiee varieties.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-28

j., the brides brother-in-law.
Mrs. William D. Morton, jr.,
sang and Mrs. Willard w. Wiley
played the organ.
For her sons wedding Mrs.
Smith chose mauve afternoon
dress and a rosebud corsage.
Mrs. Virginia L. Darby OF
Washington Grove assisted as
hostess during the reception
which followed in the church
social hall.
After a short wedding trip the
bride will return to Teaneck, N
j., to complete her studies al
Fairleigh Dickinson University
She also attended Maryville Col
lege, where her husband was
graduated before entering Pitts
burgh Theological Seminary tc
prepare for the gospel ministry
under the United Presbyterian
Church. He also graduated from
Gaithersburg High School.
They will make their home ir
Pittsburgh in September.