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Evening star., 1960-01-24
Other Winners
At Duplicate

AEudAs Achlm Mems Club: Mar.
lowe Solomon Seymour Wengrovitz
Mrs. Ethel Abramson- Sidney Rogers
Andrews: Mrs. Wallace A. Wright.
Lewis @; Tubbs, Col. John Geddes.
Arl-FAx: George Robb-Paul Robb
Mrs. Esther DeRaad- Simon Gerber
Belle Haven: +. Leo Durkee-Comdr
Julian TRrrey.
Bethesda: Mrs. Muriel Fargo.
William Nagzaro, Mrs. Robert Carr.
Mrs. Carl TeSsmer.
Bethesda Country Club: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Theodore Wang tied with Mr.
and Mrs Baker Wingfeld: Mr., AND
Mrs. Howard Chapman
Chess: Mrs, Allyn @. Whitehead.
d. Meade PEBBLES. Jr.. Pauline Ram.
sey-Frank Hoover.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
State Titles at Stake
In Baltimore Games

Mrs. John Hassard, IG7Ia. and Mrs.
A. @. Billingsley, l72.
Tomorrow night Fort Meade play
bout It's a one session contest. and
will be in the Commissioned Officers'
Mess, Fort Meade, starting at 7:45
pm.
Tuesday, January %, and again on
February .. members Of the Mont
Eomery County Duplicate Bridge Club
compete for the mixed pair title.
PEBBLES, ir., will defend. trying TO
better their own record OF three
straisht victories in this club event.
Reservations are required. Call Earl
Engleman, GA. 4-S4a0. or Mrs. r. w.
Bates, OIL 4-7Q79.
Another first-time championship
event is slated to begin Friday morn
ing--the Walker Bridge Clubs wom-
ems pair match. The tvo-session
game ends February 5 and will be
held at 9:15 an. 6l00 Forty
second place, Hyattsyille,
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kenWood Wins
IntercIub Match

On January IA the Army Navy
Country Club hosted the third inter-
club team match between Army
Navy, Columbia Country Club, Ken
wood Country Club, and the UniVer-
Sity Club. That session. the third
since last May. was won by Kenwood
scoring a one-board margin of VIC
tory Each club is represented by
three teams tnthe overall stand
ing 20 date, Kenwood leads with
1907 wins; University has l27;
Army NAVY l2l: Columbia. l07h.
series is tentatively set for early
March at Kenwood. A silver travel
Ing trophy will be awarded to the
winning club for q years custody.
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Master Point
Come Results

AsrieulIgrs: martha watts,Lt.
Gene whitehead. lit. Col. Jean
etc Bleeh-Mrs. John G. Fletcher,
Edward l. Sumner Bliley.
Ered staSef. Ms. Ms sess seu NoianS: M5s J.
Arlington; iMMrs. Kathleen Ben.
son-Mrs. Kenneth somerS, Ronald
Lambert. Stanley Lipnick. Mrs.
Martin :. coStsllo;Mrs. Howard @.
Chess: tsection Al MS. John
q. Fleteher-Mrs. Carl Good, Mrs.
tied with Dr. Edwin tASEAsR n. short-A. RI ai'fn F.
So%iTe; eoPsI,: ,s.,,;T smJesss D, goyd-Miller
Ns-man NSs-Eames cot,Snna LiPman' Mr.. and Mrs.
ley-Robert W Byrns. Mrs. wallace
A. Wright Lewis @. Tubbs.
Cheyerly: l--Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Fink, Leonard Gellman- George Las
slse; 2-Dr: Henry Horn Richard
cotter. Mrs. Van smart-Mrs. Edward
rafaS%lilsm sIS Ssa'' N.uuaro Mr. Mrs Mssisl sssl
mond J. Howard Meade PEBBLES.
r. MRS, Claudia Horn Frank
Hoover. Mrs Louise Ferebee-Mrs.
Consressionai Secretaries: /
Aleda EvAns-Bernard Norwich, Vir-
ginia EhrenbeTE- Ruth Gallahon Q
Carl W. Cardin-T Thomas Mobley,
Mary Ervin-Mrs. Martha Potter.
Euclid: Mrs. Alice @ Robin
son-Carl Sieweke, Mildred Teleford- :
Mrs. Irene Whitehall Mrs. Rose
Robins-Beate Bloch, c. M. Walker
Falls Church: jsection Az Mrs.
Madeline solomon:T. c. Fans. Mrs.
Harriet Grammer-Mrs Thclma Hol-
comb Mrs Ruby Thompson
Mrs Kay Brass. Mrs S W. McDon-
ald-Mrs. Harry c. Rawls. fSection
b Mrs. Robert W Bates-Mrs
Carl Tessmer. Mrs. Thomas c. Sprat-
lev-Mrs. A. @ Billingsiey. Mrs.
Wallace A. Wrisht-Lewis @. Tubbs,
Mrs. Edward Hruby Mrs. A. p. Trap
nell
Goren: Mrs. C. virsinia Dye
Gene. whitehead. Charles Murray
Charles Solem 2-George Robb-
Paul Robb. Beate Bloch Harve Mob
Lyon VILLAGE: Mrs. James A..
pearing Mrs. Karl Yunker. Mrs
Claris Adams-Mrs. W. r. Plum tied
with Mrs. Madeline Solomon Robert
Wilson. Mrs. s. W. Mcdonald
Mrs. Wallace Wright.
Rockville: Mr.. and Mrs, Dom
aid Wand. Austin Febrey-Paul Moore
Mrs. Hattie Arnold Mrs. Erna
Wofsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dillon
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MuchIin, Freeman
Win at Durham

Washington's top tourna-
ment director player team,
Jerry Machlin and Richard
Freeman. last week end at
the annual Durham, N. c..
sectional meet won the mems
pair title Friday. That night
Freeman paired with Mrs.
Louise Robinson of Charlotte
to win the mixed pair title.
Sunday it was Machlin's turn
to win again. He, Fred Nc
Bride and Frank Owens of
Greensboro. N. c., and Paul
Trent Of Charlottesville, Va.
finished three boards ahead
Of the other Is teams in q
two-session match for the
team title. Freeman and his
Carolina teammates finished
in a tie for fourth overall
spot in the same event.
Last Of the II games in the Fall
point award series at the Wash
lnsto" Bridge League was held
Thursday nisht. The lO-game
Spring point award series is slated
TO begin February 4. Results in
the completed series and conditions
OF play in the new one win be
announced next Sunday. In the
January 81 WBL master point ses-
sion, these were the results;
Section Al. ed MaSlansky.
JShn s,,Gs Rather; R, Mr; and Mr., Mrs. Alfred
George, Stan Lipnick- Louis Rob-
bins
Section B-I. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
NJ. siesel. Louis A. Miller Chester
Watson, 2 Mrs. j. A. We6er-Roy
I Banner, Israel Cohen-Dr. Leroy
Robins
Fifth session of board a match
competition, preliminary to the play
on for the WBL team championship
Will be held January rs. Next
thursdays team session, and accom-
panytng pair game, will be held at
the Willard Hotel. Sixth and inal
session Of the team preliminaries Is
set for February rs.
WBL members are reminded that,
even though they have not previ-
ously competed in the current board
A-match play, they may enter the
next two team Contests for q try at
session awards, However, such late
comers cannot qualify for the play
on. as play In fve of the preliminary
sessions is required for Qualification.
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Cheverly: January III Mrs. Rob
Henry Mrs. Letha Lassise, Jan
vary ls) Mrs. Roy Basler-Mrs. Joe
Chevy Chase; Mrs. william A..
cSPoss'P coPss saT6sss MouiSSn Sn1, Mrs
Chevy Chase Juniors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Eddy. Commodore and
Mrs. Virgil Korns
Falls Church: Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Fred stsyer, Mrs. Lucia Smith
,'fsdersi: stuar, Dunlop Michael
MichaelS. Mrs. W. C. Robinson
FEDERAL PoWer Commission: Maui
Fort Meade: Capt D. Z. Price-Lt.
Rodney A., Jipp. Mrs. J. c. Hooker
George Nelson.
Goren: January. l4) Mrs Daniel
Kohr-Mel Slaughter. January l5l
Q; E. Burton,L. e Myers: Mary
MS. Nyie Camp-James Hesbitt.
G0Ten Junior Masters: Mr.. and
Mrs. John PARK Chester Myslicki-E.
Grand Slam: Mr.. and Mrs. Jona-
than Rintels
Ervin-Capt George c. Potter, Rose
Irving street: Mrs. Ann savidFe-
Charles Richter. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Singer
Kenwood: MRS John o. Hassell-
Mrs Harold s Klein.
Monday: Mrs John G. Fletcher
Mrs. Alice Gram Robinson, Mrs. Ida
Terrant-Grace Eaton
MONTGOMERY: DR.. Willie W Smith
MIS-. carl TesSmer
NH: Elizabeth Porter DR. Rich
ard Zee; Or Robert W. Bates-ssm-
uel Under.
Offieers Service Club: Frances
Dudley-Capt. Viola Lanks tied with
lydia Davis-Jos Lamb; Grace wray-
Anya Smith
Plsyfair: Edward L. Allen-James
Lipman. Anthony Moscatello-R Robert
Rose Bin: Mr.. and Mrs Frank
iDonohue, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Thomas Circle: Mrs. Hazel Loftin-
Carl Sieweke tied with Kathryn
Eyerett-H p Stillwell.
Walker: tFridav morning) Mrs
Erwin LeClerg-Mrs Robert Carr.
Friday evening" Mrs. j. c. Hooker
walsh: tSection AZ Mrs. Claudia
Hofn-Carl Sieweke. Beate Bloch-De
witt & CLARK Section b Mrs.
Margaret 3. Weldon Arthur Sawyer,
Clara Mercer-David Freedman.
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to be held in the Tivoli Hotel
in Ancon, Canal Zone.
y \ y
Catalogue Auction
F. Justin Mason will hold
the first Of a series of cata-
logue auction sales of stamps
at 8 pm. February 8 at the
Stanley Galleries, 3218 M
street NV. Lots will include
Vatican City, United Nations
and Israel and there will be
both mail and floor bidding.
Requests for the free auction
catalogue should be sent to
American Stamp Exchange,
Box 3734, Washington Z, D. C.
. p
New Issues
UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC
(Syria) "A 15-piastre green
stamp was released January
II for the 50th anniversary of
the death of the noted Arabic
writer A. r. Kawakbi.
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Dunlop President
Of Federal

stuart Dunlop has been named
president OF the Federal Bridge
Leaeue. succeeding Lloyd A. Scher-
capacity for the past four years
At the annual meeting last Tuesday
eyenins. Mrs. Betsy Stephens was
elected vice president: Mrs. Dorothy
OToole and Nathan Rosenberg re-
erected secretary and treasurer. re-
spectively. Paris KPener and Will
liam Nazzaro were chosen for two
year terms on the boarA Mrs.
Wanda Gabrilovitch and Norman
Gormsen. selected last year. remain
on the board Richard Freeman
continues as director.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Photo Course
At Chamberlain

A new semester photo
graphic course for high
school level students and an
other course for adults in
the evening will be launched
February l at the Chamber
lain Vocational High School,
Fourteenth and Potomac ave-
nue. Sc.
The evening classes, tuition
free to District residents, are
from $50 to $50 Mondays
through Thursdays.
Don S. Martin is the pho
tographic instructor.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
WoIIensuk Adds
Cameras to Line

Four new power Zoom
8-mm. movie cameras have
been introduced by Wollen-
SAX Optical Co., Chicago. The
features include the coupled
zoom viewfinder and the elec-
trio eye automatic exposure.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Ansco Promotes
MucDonouoh

Herbert A. MacDonough
has been appointed to the
newly created position Of
manager of product market
ing for Ansco, the photo
graphic manufacturing diyi-
sion of General Aniline &
Film Corp, according to an
announcement from the
company.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

design as thirteen circles,
linked together. a small circle
IN the middle with the wol DIS
United States round it, and
in the center the words We
are one; on the other side
a dial with the hours
expressed on the face Of it; a
meridian sun above on one
side of which is the word
'Fugio' and on the other the
year in figures 1877; below
the dial, the words Mind
Your Business"
Although the design and
notices are often ascribed to
Benjamin Franklin-the coin
Is sometimes called the
Franklin Cent-there is no
direct evidence to link him
with it.
Similar devices and mot
toes appeared on the Con-
tinental Dollar of 1776, about
which very little is known,
and the sun dial also was
used on Continental cur
rency, some of it printed by
Franklin's printing firm or
its successors.
Dies for the Fugio Cent
were made by Abel Buell. of
New Haven, Conn, and the
coins were struck in New
York City. New Haven and
Rupert, Verm ont. Coins
which have survived indicate
that a number of different
dies were used and probably
the full amount of 300 tons
Of copper minted.
In 1850 the dies of the
Fugio Cent were found in
New Haven and a number of
specimens struck. These
New Haven restrikes" can
be recognized by the narrow
rings in the 13-ring chain.
B. M. DOUGLAS.
The Washington NumiS-
matte Society, WhoSe mem
berS haze prepared this series
of articles, mill dnStDer QueS-
tionS on coins or paper
money addressed to NumiS-
matte Notes, The Sunday
Star, Washington 3, D. C.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Four Area Clubs
Bottle for Titles

At four area duplicate clubs,
championship matches are currently
the featured play.
Fails Church Duplicate last Thurs
day morning began its flrst in
dividual title match.
or the 52 PLAYERS entered. Mrs.
Bette owen and Rush Buckley, with
1877 match points each, tied for the
lead at the half Mrs Beverly Tor
rev and Mrs Irving Berman. with
l92, tied for third place Next in
rank going into the final round next
Mas, is4; Mrs M. Z, Cox, i7eh;
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Motorized Rewind

A new self-contsined 8mm
action editor. featuring un-
usual compactnesS. precision
made, motorized rewind. is
being introduced by the Wall
Co., Ltd. For data, United
States Photo Supply Co., 6478
Sligo Mill road.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Bridge Calendar

TODAY: Playfair. 1881 Harvard; MP
pairs, :.
TOMORROW: Goren. 6 Dupont cir
Gle. pairs. lac Andrews AFR ON.
"9' rlington boulevard; pairs,
7.'5 Fort Merde. CamrniSsiored
oficers Mess: individual champion
ship. 1:45. Goren Junior Masters.
Dupont circle: Mp pairs, s Labor
Z. Thomas Circle, Apt. l09. 244C
Sixteenth: pairs, 7:3O.
TUESDAY: ArIInEton. 1000 Lee high
HiiiwoOd SQUARE Clubhouse, SOC
South Cherry, Fails Church: pairs
7:45.. Federal Hotel 24OO Six
teenth: MP pairs, 7:45. Federal
Power Commission. oficial dininr
room, GAO Building pairs, $3.50
pairs, g. Internal Revenue Service
cafeteria. IRIS Building: pairs, Z
MONTGOMERY, 400 Norwood drive;
mixed pair Championship FIRST seS-
sionl, 7:45. 0ficers Service Club,
l6fA Twenty-frSt; pairs, =
WEDNESDAY: Bethesda. no game.
Belle Haven. Country Club; Alexan-
fTis adis, Ds4iTs 4Go fS sRt..Gss Gss. Apt nsi9 sG
,
7:45. Congressional Secretaries, New
House once Building: pairs, z.
Grand slam, 222 N. Washington,
Falls Church: pairs, 40. Pent-
house. cafeteria, HEw Building:
pairs, $40.
Cherry, Falls Church; individual
Championship tflnals), 9:45 am
G0ren, & Dupont circle: pairs. 40.
WaShinEton Bridge League (ACBI,
until, willard Hotel; teams (board-
A-matrhi, pairs, 7:45.
FRIDAY: Lyon Village, TO game Wal
ker, 500 Forty-second place, Hyatts-
vile; women'S pair championship
FIRST session., 9:l5 am. Chevy
Chase Juniors, 6SO3 West avenue
Bethesda: pairs. 1:45. Euclid, Apt
100. "440 sixteenth; pairs, 7:I5.
Goren, Dupont circle: pairs. 8.
Irving Street, Ala N. Irving, Arling-
ton: pairs, 7:4h. Rockville. Civic
Center, Rockville, pairs, 7:45 wal
ker, 500 Forty-second place, Hyatts-
vile: pairs, e.
SATURDAY: Agriculture, Apt. lOg,
s440 Sixteenth pairs, |. Chess. Apt.
20l, Hotel 24n0 sixteenth: pairs.
5:4i. walsh. 1882 Massachusetts,;
MP pairs, 7:45.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
DeVOsS to Speak
NUMISWATIC
NOTES
Fueio Cents

Although the Fugio Cent
was authorized by Con-
greSs-it was the first coin so
authorized information
about it is scanty.
Busy officials of the new
government apparently kept
few records, and the Congress
left only a formal record Of
its actions.
The record does include
the fact that coinage of 300
tons Of copper was approved.
A resolution describes the
Evening star., 1960-01-24

stamps with a face value of
$24,9l4 sold.
y =
POD. Gets Plate Proofs
The Post Office Depart
ment has arranged for trans
fer of most of the certified
plate proofs preserved by the
Bureau of Printing and En-
craving since it took over
production Of United States
postage stamps in 1894.
These proof sheets include
every plate from No. /
through those Cancelled as
late as December. In the
future proofs will be trans
ferred to the Post Office De-
partment and made available
for philatelic reference as the
bureau finds them no longer
needed.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

this score, it is significant
that a great many profess
sional photographers prefer
ort h orc h r omatic film for
making portraits of men be-
cause of its superior render
ing of skin tones. These same
cameramen use panchro-
matte Aim for portraits Of
women because ortho film,
being nonsensitive to red,
registers lipstick and rouge
in dark tones.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
PHILATELIC NEWS
Surprise Credo Sheet
Turns Up at Agency

BY usual standards Plate
number 26489 would be a
scarce one. However, the en-
tire stock has been requisi-
toned by the Philatelic
Sales Agency. guaranteeing
that all available sheets will
reach the hands Of collectors.
The three other plate
numbers of the Credo stamp
had normal printings: 1872
1873 impressions for Plate
26488; 285,861 for Plate
26494 and 170,576 for Plate
26495.
1859 First Day Total
First day covers Cancelled
during 1859 totaled l2,377,-
ATT, compared with $685.
994 in 1858. For the final
stamp of the year, the Accent
Ephraim Mcdowell Famous
American" issue released De-
cember 3 at Danville, KY,
there were 344,603 first day
cancellations and 622,850
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Boy Scout Display

The outstanding collection
Of Boy Scout stamps formed
by w. Arthur Mckinney of
Highland Park, N. j., will be
displayed in the Philatelic
Exhibition Room February /
through %. The 96-page
display fills six frames. The
Exhibition Room (13l5 is
on the first floor. Twelfth
street side of the Post Office
Department t Building at
Twelfth and Pennsylvania
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Troop SO Cachet

Boy Scout Troop SO of
Washington. sponsored by
the Brotherhood of st.
Matthews Lutheran Church,
is planning a special cacheted
f1rst-day cover of the Boy
Scout stamp marking the
50th anniversary of the Boy
Scouts of America and the
2lst anniversary of the troop.
Orders may be sent to John
]. Burke, 1910 s street Sc,
Washington 20, D. C. The
price is 20 cents or six for 81.
So #%
DeVOss to Speak
1t. Col. James T. DeVoSs,
president Of the Washington
Philatelic Society, will ad-
dress the Caribbean Stamp
Club February 16 on his
speciality, the stamps of the
Canal Zone. The meeting Is
Evening star., 1960-01-24

The start of work on the first stage of the
Aswan High Dam January 9 was marked by
this IS mills red-brown stamp, one of a set
of two issued by the Egyptian Region of the
United Arab Republic The upper Nile dam
eventually will produce 10 times as much
electricity as Egypts present total output
KnickerbOcker Stamp Co.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
WEDNESDAY

Washington Philatelic So
ciety, 8 pm, Arts Club, 2017
l street NV. Auction, Bourse,
Traders Night.
Woodbridge Stamp Club, 8
pm, Woodbridge Public Lii
brary, Eighteenth street and
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Alexandria Mount Vernon
Stamp Club, 8 pm, Belle
View School, 420 Fort Hunt
road, New Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
SUNDAY, January 81

Associated Stamp Clubs Of
the Chesapeake Area, 2 pm,
Musical Union Building. SAT
North Eutaw street, Balti-
more, Md. Installation of
officers and donation auc-
ton.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
STAMP CLUB
MEETINGS
MONDAY

Washington Military Phil
atelic Association, 1880 pm,
Building SIT (next to Base
Operations, Boiling Air
Force Base.
Hyattsville Stamp Club
(seniors), 8 pm, County
Service Building, Hyattsville,
Md.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Sunday Crossword Puzzle By Herbert Ettenson

ACROSS
1Locale
German
II Fragrances
l8 Joyful
expression
10 Kind of lace
90 Card game
% Zoo
attraction
% Mail from a
vacationer:
2 words
25 Places Of
worship
81 King or
queen
% Mr.. Marx
90 TV author
Serling
80 Trudge
through mud
81 Stage
whisper
SO Daybreaks:
Poet.
"a Influence:
Slang
35 Property
81 Shopping
places
SO Beautiful
girl
80 Printers
measures
AZ FastenS
43 Chaotic
"A Fondle
As Standpatter
AZ Twit
43 Ouien -?
49 Stir up
so Obfuseation
81 TV movie
fare: 2 words
SIS Pellets
Sc Office
worker
81 Undo
So Actress
Saint
SO Mine
products
go Anonymous
author
81 Magpie
SO Macerate
81 Declivity
65 Clear
66 Wilkes
Ct Loud
speakers
SO Burdened
10 Bend,
as pages
II Throw out
72 Political
districts
73 Actress
Holm
"a Sirens
n Adhesive
78 Appoint
ment
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THURSDAY

Silver Spring Philatelic So
ciety, 8 pm, County Build.
ing. $500 Colesville road (op-
posite Sears, Silver Spring,
Md.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
STAMPS AND COINS

U. S. COINS
Large stock circulated and uncircu.
lated. Arranged in books for easy exam
nation; nation Always in the. market to buy.
JACK o. KING
l71s EYE ST. NV. ME. s-i32I
Largest, most respected Coin News
paper, semi-mOnthly. Sample 25c, SO
yearly Numismatic News, il6 water
ST., lola, Wis.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

stamps with a face value of
$24,9l4 sold.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

White Ace 1859 Supplements
KNlCKERBoCKER STAMP co.
I36 18th St. NV. RE. 7-2l64
Evening star., 1960-01-24

to be held in the Tivoli Hotel
in Ancon, Canal Zone.
Smyrna times., 1960-12-08
L. M. Grigsby, 60,
Dies in Hospital

Leonard M. Grigsby, age go,
of Cheswold, died Monday at
Kent General Hospital after a
long illness. Funeral services
will be held Thursday at l p.
m, at the Emanuel Union Meth
odist Church in Cheswold. In
terment will be held at Emanuel
Union Cemetery following the
service. Mr.. Grigsby was en-
ployed as an automobile me-
chanic at Townsend Brothers
Garage in Dover. Surviving is
his wife, Edna May Grigsby; a
son, Leonard A., of Cheswold;
and the following brothers and
sisters: Elwood Grigsby of West
over, Md; Kennard of Atlantic
City, N. j.; Mrs. Cornelia Davis,
Mrs. Carey Brodie, Mrs. Alice
Ryan of Queen Anne, Maryland;
and Mrs. Virginia Mosley of
Cheswold.
Smyrna times., 1960-12-08
Rehak Assigned
To U.S.S. Vulcan

William (n) Rehak, Jr., age
l8, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rehak, Sr., of Route No. 8, Hart
ly, Delaware, completed his re-
cruit training on 10Th of Novem-
ber 1860, at the Great Lakes
Naval Training Center. He is
spending his IA days leave at
home with his parents. In a
visit to the Dover Recruiting
office, William showed Chief j.
T. Flip his orders which require
him to report to the Command
ing Officer U. S. S. Vulcan, AR
5, at Norfolk, Virginia, for eight
temporary duty. Sub
sequently, he will report to the
c o m m n ding Officer, Naval
Training Center, Great Lakes,
Illinois, where he will attend the
Naval Electronics School for %
weeks. He is just another good
example of the many fine young
men graduated from the John
Bassett Moore High School and
qualified for the Navy High
Smyrna times., 1960-12-08

guests on Thanksgiving of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Blair Money of
Chestnut Hills, Newark.
Mrs. Marjorie w. Speakman
had as dinner guests on Sunday
at Belmont Hall, MIR. Clarence
Fraser, Jr.. director of the Acad-
emy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia,
Pa, and Mrs. Fraser; Mr.. Eleu-
there dupont, president, Wilm-
ington Association of Fine Arts,
and Mrs. dupont, of Whining
ton; MIR. and Mrs. Andrew
Wyeth, Wilmington, Mrs. JOS
eph Carson, Philadelphia; and
w. ]. Highley, of West Chester,
Pennsylvania.
Smyrna times., 1960-12-08
This Weeks
Social and
Personal
Events
PattisOn -Banta
Married Nov. 26

Miss Linda Mae Pattison of
Moriah Center, N. Y, and Mr.,
Andrew Doss Banta, of Philadel-
phia, were married on Saturday,
November 26 at Mineville Pres
byterian Church, Mineville, N.
Y. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Patti
son, of Moriah Center, N. Y,
and the bridegroom is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Banta,
of Smyrna. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Joseph
Lewien, and the organist was
Mrs. Francis Myers. The bride
was given in marriage by her
father.
Mr.. Lewis Pattison, of Moriah
Center, N. Y, brother of the
bride, was best man, and Mr..
Edwin Banta, brother of the
groom, of Levittown, Pa, was
an usher. A wedding reception
in the church dining room fol-
lowed.
After a trip to Canada the
couple will be home at 6202 B
Algon Avenue, Philadelphia. The
bride teaches biology and gen.
eral science at Delaware Town
ship High School. She received
a B.A. degree at the university
of Vermont, and masters de-
gree in education from Penn
State University. The groom
holds a B.A. degree in mechani-
cal engineering from Penn State
University. After working for
the Department of Engineering
Research there, he now has a
position in the design depart
ment of the Philadelphia Water
Department.
Smyrna times., 1960-12-08
Personals

MIR. and Mrs. Howard Money
of Delaware City, were guests
of Mrs. Robert H. Denney and
daughters before leaving for
Sarasota, Florida, where they
will spend the winter. Mrs. Den
ney and family, and MIR. and
Mrs. Vernon Clark and family,
tof Wilmington, were dinner