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Arizona tribune., 1961-12-15
AFRICAN PRIEST SAYS
RACE BIAS HURTS u. s.

Boston = How seriously they
are hurting their country is not
realized by Americas segrega-
tionists, an African priest said
here.
Two kinds of segregation we're
seen in the United States by
Father Alexis Kagame from Ru-
anda -Urundi. he said in an inter
view while attending the eighth
national conference of the US.
Commi ssion for UNESCO.
He said that segregation by
principle" is enforced by law.
but since the United States as
pires to moral leadership in the
world. it should discard segre-
cation by principle"
The other is social segrega-
tion," a problem which in one
form or another exists every
where. Father Kagame said. This
is a matter of individual conduct
and is not subject to law. The
important thing, in the eyes of
most Africans. is that the law
must recognize the equal dignity
and rights Of all men, the African
priest stressed.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-15
Views, previews Z Reviews
EDWARD BANKS
EDWARD BANKS
ANOTHER KOREA IN KATANGA

The fighting Katanga Province of The Congo makes headlines
daily reminds the Korean War which total
Katangese
in death and injuries.
The British has called for fire troubled
killed Tshombe
from the Congo nation The death Price Lua complicated
the government procedure of the country,
In the months has become the of the
Of the world There endless talk Of the cold there
is smoudering Africa the beginning of very hot
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-15
SIGHTS
(
SOUNDS
ELOISE BANKS
WEATHERM.AN
WEATHERM.AN

Last year ABOUT this same
month we Arizonans were laugh
ing and feeling SNUG as a cold
northern chill spread from Can
ada to the sandy stretches OF
Miami, Florida.
Arizona and Florida have be-
come rivals for the hands OF
sunseekers who migrate each
winter in search of warmth, ad-
venture and a change in total
living. For several decades Flor
ida held the top spot for East
erners who caught fast trains and
sped southwark to bask on the
seashore. Seemingly overnight
land prices in Miami and other
beach areas in Florida went sky
ward. Exotic hotels and play
grounds mushroomed on the sea-
side. Hundreds of older persons
entered the holiday atmosphere
of retiring in sunny Florida.
After World War Two Arizona
was rediscovered. Stories of sun
shine and an unhurried way of
life brought a few travellers
through the Baby State. Prior
to 1850 the first migrations we're
undoubtedly army veterans and
a handful of men and women who.
had something of the pioneer
spirit left,
A trickie of westward bound
travellers bound for California
would often get sidetracked in
Arizona. Often they would find
jobs or homes here and they
would stay. To others Arizona
remained merely stopping off
place until the last leg of the
California trip.
A few proSpectorS hunted for
a rich strike in the mountains
which traverse the state. Per-
haps the movie starring Ida Lu-
pino based on the legend of Jacob
Walz's Lost Dutchman Mine
stirred the golden devil in many
minds. Every year some poor
mortal succumbs to its lure and
the death toll kuells for him
in the Superstition Mountains.
This week the weatherman pre-
dicted a chilly change. Arizonans
shivered from Flagstaff to Yuma.
We are feeling bit sorry for
ourselves mot to mention the
tourists who have been looking
forward to basking In the SUM-
shine. Suddenly winter Came
day of rain with gusts blowing
from snowy peaks altered the
cline in the Valley Of the Sun
to the Valley of the Frost.
was one of the 1850 migra-
tory dwellers who came to this
state. One thing -athe balmy win
ter--sold me. Now when it gets
a little colder than normal,
begin to complain until | see
pictures of the snowbound mid
western region of my birth.
There's nothing like the sight of
mounds of snowbanked automo-
biles to make one think kindly
of few blusteryd days in Phoenix.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-15
Who Pays?

Recent gy'unbli,lgs are heard from many
sections of the country from men called to
service from the reserve units. Congress-
men haze made ipveS legations and President
Kennedy made special answer to dtsg11tstle0
YeseTviStS.
These Yesevvists should remember that
no one forced them to join the reserve pro-
gram. Everything Was wonde,7ul as long
as they received pay for a few hours Of
training with little else to Inconvenience
them except a tsO0 weeks camping out trip.
They weYe 0aOaye that in times Of national
urgency, YeseYviStS mould be called when
necessary. This is the time Uhen they are
expected to repay the country for enjoying
the salaries and promotions obtained duTirg
their YeseYvist years.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-15

More than 2.5O0.O0O, 900
pounds of dog food were pur-
chased in the United States in
1860. In the nations supermar-
kets. dog food, by weight, was
the No. l canned food seller.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-15
New EIks Head

After the U0tes aOeYe tailed at the annual
election night held Tuesday night, Dec. 18th at
the William II. Patterson Lodge At, LBPOEW
one man emerged UictOYiOnS.
Wen k,aouna in all phases Of local and re-
giO,sal ElkdOna, Mr.. Roscoe Patterson WOn
the exalted rulers chair. A tiyeleSS sOOYkeT
in the organization, he has held vayiOXs pos
itiOns for many years. He IS a familiar
figure at all Pacific States Association meet
ings whenever and sO)seyever they convene.
As head of the largest organized fyater7aaL
group of Negro men in the city, Exalted Rul-
ev Patterson mill bring progress to the lodge.
The lodge plays an important role IN the COM
nuxaity and all best wishes are with the neW
Elks head and his staff as the new year
0bbYOacheS.
Evening star., 1961-04-21
By BETTY PEPIS
Contributing Writer

tage: its lightness makes 1t
comparatively easy to move
around and is less damaging
to carpets.
Other evidences Of the
'20s influence are the rash
Of fur rugs decorators are
taking up. Ranging from
racoon to chinchilla these
are finding new welcome as
floor mats. In some deco
rating jobs, the furs show up
as bed throws or even the
seats Of occasional chairs.
Needless to say, aStute
manufacturers have come
up with limitations Of pelts
for all these purposes.
Questions and Answers
Question. I am moving
into an apartment in an old
house and have a problem in
furnishing the living room.
The room Is IL by "A
feet with q 12-foot ceiling.
Walls are dark green to
height of 4 feet: upper
walls and ceiling are light
green. Narrow twin windows
on on short wall provide
only light. View is not spec
tacular but / would like day
light. I have one large wall
mirror: where should this be
placed? Couch Is beige with
print In green, bronze and
brown; chair, spice; Occa-
sional chairs are striped
green, bronze and brown.
Answer. I would advise
painting walls and ceiling q
pale gold. II painting is i'm
possible, use sheer white or
pale yellow curtains across
te entire window wall. Pale
color will have effect Of
tightening and widening this
wall; sheer marquisette or
taffeta curtains will allow
light to enter. Place your
mirror opposite the windows
to reflect whatever light en-
ters the room. Use some
Evening star., 1961-04-21

white or pale yellow ACceS-
sories to re-State the light
look.
Question. My extra bedroom
Is painted a horribly bright
aqua. Furniture is blond.
What color curtains. rug,
bedSpread and accessories
would you suggest to tone
down the walls and fur
niture?
Answer. Gunmetal gray or
. rich, NOISY green could be
used alone or together to
produce O soft, muted room.
One suggestion would be
gunmetal rug with bedcover
in deep moss corduroy, drap-
cries in pale gray or green
with white print. Accessories
In white, deep turquoise.
Question: I would like
palest sky blue walls in my
kitchen. Refrigerator and
stove are white. What color
would you suggest spraying
metal cabinets? What could
be used on Q small wall area
above sink and stove, and
what color?
Answer: The pale blue
you want would be beautiful
lightened by the white ap-
plianceS. For richness and
warmth, I would like cabi-
nets in q medium shade Of
mocha. 1 presume you mean
O protective wall covering
over the stove. One Of the
vinyl coated, self = adhesive
coverings would be fine In
q pattern appropriate to the
style Of your kitchen and
in harmonizing colorS; per-
haps mocha, turquoise and
white.
Question: Our living room
is off-white with white dra-
peries, Off-white and beige
tweed carpet. Sofa Is me-
dunn brown. Early American
tables are maple. What color
for two chairs and Ac-
cessories7
Answer: Fairly muted
Evening star., 1961-04-21

metallic accentS-brass o.
pewter for sparkle.
(Released by
Mcclure Newspaper gyndieat2)
Evening star., 1961-04-21

shade Of your favOrite color
for chairs. Neutral back
ground will allow any color
Evening star., 1961-04-21
The Roaring 20's Influence on Furniture

you like. Accessories IN
bright shade Of this color
and one other. Use some
Evening star., 1961-04-21

While fashion designers
are reviving the flapper OF
the '2Os, furniture de-
sirners seem to be looking
IN the same direction.
And as with fashion, the
new interpretations seem q
little less giddy; as a matter
of fact, many Of them are
downright solid.
such was the case with
a collection Of furniture
designed by VLADIMIR Kagan
and introduced In New York
last month. In this group
one of the more obvious
parallels between past and
present could be seen in the
design Of an overstuffed sofa
with a heavy squat look.
strongly reminiscent OF early
modern furniture.
This is the kind of look
tentatively but definitely re-
appearing on the scene
challenging the light. float
ing designs which have been
10 popular.
Sofas and chairs Of this
newly returned type exude
an air Of comfort bolStered
BY commodious depth. thick
rounded pillows and close
to-the-floor position. Cas-
tors or legs are very small
and usually cannot be seen.
The impression Is Of n piece
built to the floor.
Metal Supports Used
Another trick Of the '2Os
was to use angular metal
supports for tables. This
Mr.. Kagan does, too, but
with q difference. Instead Of
combining it with glass as
did his artistic ancestors. he
uses 1t with richly grained
woods, . combination which
SOftens the metallic coldnesS.
Then, too, the metal is
aluminium rather than the
chrome used in the '20s. 1t
has q duller. more FURNISHED
look and q secondary adVan-
Evening star., 1961-11-19
THE HATHAWAYS.

Special. A portrait Of Ulysses s. Grant,
the Unions Civil War leader. Thomas
Mitchell narrator
q SPEEDWAY INTERNATIONAL.
Racing. "Speed in the Sum-" Champion
convertible race on the sands of Daytona
1859
q ERNIE KoVACS SHOW.
Special Comedy show features vignettes
starring Ernie, Bobby Lauher, Jolene
Brand, Joe Mikolas, Magg Brown Sylvia
Marlowe. harpsichordist
q ROUTE 66.
Adventure. ! Hour. The hold Of a
Sveneali-like agent tLee Marin) on a
beautiful French chanteuse Is challenged
by Tod and Buz martin Miner and
George Maharis). Macha MeriI is featured
900 q CROSSING THE THRESHOLD.
Public Affairs. The biography Of a
manned orbitaI flight. Part | of three
part series.
900 q CAPITAL MOVIE.
Hours "Four Men and Prayer"
1893. -Four sons on a round-the-word
meIodrama to clear their fathers name.
Loretta Young. Richard Greene.
a IT SUNSET STRIP.
Mystery l Hour "The Turning Point
Bailey tEfrem ZimbaIist. ir) turns a
troube-bound boy David Wintersl into
potentially good citizen Robert Logan.
q FATHER OF THE BRIDE.
Comedy. Starring Leon Ames.
1000 q TARGET: THE coRRUPToRS.
Drama Hour Marino tStephen Nc
NaIly) detects a vast public swndle in
the activities of national charity or
ganzation. Larry 5Iyden stars.
n TWILIGHT ZONE.
Drama "Still Valley" BY Rod Serling.
A dedicated soldier (Gary MERRILL Of the
Confederacy must measure his allegiance
to his cause against an opportunity to
make pact with an unusual ally Vaughn
Evening star., 1961-11-19
. CAPITAL MOVIE.

2 Hours. "Four Men and a Prayer"
1888. Four sons on round-the-world
meIodrama to clear their fathers name
Loretta Young, Richard Greene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

Coles Colonial hos Woshnstons largest selection of Eur
American and Traditional lamps featuring the famous
"STFFEL" The Royalty Of LOmps. Coles like STIFFEL,
dedicated to the highest possible stundOd of lamp design
-unexceIled craftsmanship superove muteru with
sdeed attention deus Euch ump represents heirloom
Of tomorrow Coles hos thousands Of Eur American umps
from every famous lamp uetOY in the country but
proud of the Stur Of the Show-STlFFEL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08

Three delightfully."- elUsteEed stores OF Eorly
Americas furniture featuring ETHAN ALLEN.
We also hove the areas most complete
end unique selection Of Early American
Pictures, Rass, Seeding and Accessories.
See our vasf open stock groupings In pine.
mople, cherry and DeeoFotOs Woods Our
svoined staff Is OF your service Tor free
consultations 0ad odviee in your home.
Browse uRdissuEbed while you enjoy eom-
plimentoEy cup Of coffee.
Evening star., 1961-06-25

MGA SO roadster; black. wire
iiEe-nev cond. LU, 4.53i4.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
3 AUCTIONS
BANKRUPTCY
CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT

cRUsHINcEcoNcRErE-PLANTs
P1ITSFIELD. BANGOR AND FIT.
FAIRFIELD, MAINE: July z, 8
and 10. BY order Of Hon. Richard
3. PoulosN NReferee in Bankruptcy,
q. s. Dist. Court. Late, very good
equip! a Complete Crushing
and Washing Plants; (5) Auto
matte Concrete Batching Plants;
90 Concrete Paving Spreads with
IHc IIHEc & RF.Sl4 ,o7-yd. 10.Wheel heeI
shovels; Northwest s5 Crane; f21
Lorain L-S0 Shovels: (2) BE
34B Cranes; Northwest 25TC Trk. !.
> Crane; Other Lorain and Is Show
els; uQ) Cat Do and D-S Trac-
tors; (3) LeT-W and Mich. Dozers:
"a Michigan Leaders; "a Cat
DW-2O and DW-15 Mtr. Ecrapers
lalso Wagons);. Euclid Loader;
Caldwell Auger; JOY Challenger
Jumbo; Rollers; ComgressoTs; t2Sl
Other trucks: i22) Pickups and
Autos; Other Trucks and Trailers;
Many Other Itemsi!
WRTTE-WIRE-CALL Auctioneefs
for full list! 7 TERMS: On-the-
Spot Financing Availablel Each
Piece Positively Sells! No Mini
mum Prieesl No confirmationl
(By order Hon. r. I. Poulos, Ref
cree in Bankruptcy, y. s. Dist.
Court) ]. r. CIANCHETTE q
SONS, General Contractors, Owner.
FORKE BROTHERS
THE AUCTIONEERS
LINCOLN, NEBR, g.
321 Sharp Bldg. HE. 2-1045
Evening star., 1961-06-25
AVIATION

AIRPLANE 1860 comanehe $50
TIA a. z, 26Q hours. 17LS-A Col.
Inns, VTRA-2 Marco. ADF12-I
LEAR full panel. auto Elite. Beacon
Immac. cond Asking $4,000. Con
tact W.D. Crawford, Whitman, Nd.
In care Of General Delivery fol
demonstration or call Cherry 8.
S93S bet. 10 am. and 4 pm.
ATRPLANEs FOR SALE
1861 Comanche $50
1851 Piper Colt
1851 Cessna Skyhawk
1859 Tri-Paeer 100
1883 Piper Super Cub
1888 Cessna 172
@ 1857 Cessna 172
1881. Tri-Paeer 126
These airplanes are all on displaJ
at Suburban Airport. Low dowr
payment and easy terms.
SUBURBAN AIRSERvICE, INC.
Laurel. Nd. PA: 5-250t
Evening star., 1961-06-25
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

BUICK '8l Special sta. wae.; 5000
miles; like new; r. and h., auto.
windshield wipers, and Wv. tires.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH FAST, NO DELAYS - end
trust. loans. Consolidated bills
money for any purpose. D. C.,
Nd, Va. Day or ewes. UN. 4-92SS.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTs by
aNar Snd trust ii,vAs1aaE;I AMEEIcAN ~ MORT; T.
Southern Bldg. Ma. S-3331. I'm.
mediate service. 10 to $3.50 p.rn.
II Y0U NEED MONEY, borrow on
these low End trust rates.
$2,Q00-S20 mo. 5 5,000-S so mo.
ROY HANSEN MORTGAGE CO. J.
Va. IA. 4-3300; Nd. Lo. 5-6300
MONEY, end TRUST-We will buy
End trust notes. D. c nearby Nd
Or Va; reas. rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVEST CORR.
1912 N Y. ave. NV, Ma. S-0S33.
SECOND TRUST
LOANS TO HOMEOWNERS
Evening star., 1961-06-25
TMPoRT-spoRrs

voLKs-61s: tmmed. del.; new
shipment; choice Of eolors: low
dns pymt.. trade and terms.
JACK QMLER 80.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
| ISTANIEY n HORNER

BUICK go 2.door hardtop: radio,
and brakes: very eleaA; like new;
Evening star., 1961-06-25

MGA '5s: wire wheels: fully equip.
special, 81 1895. MAJOR IMPORTS,
corner Wilson blvd. and N. 10th
ST ArI Va
Evening star., 1961-06-25

WELDING CABLES, ELEC.
! 800 Y; avail. various lengths
Evening star., 1961-06-25

PANHARD-DYNA P 80 Super; 49,
800 mi: radio; $595 firm. Mr..
BENNETT. Ofc. EX. 3-2420. Ext.
Evening star., 1961-06-25

CADILLAC '55 4-door sed. "65f
ss mSael :,i SeSSTFner MsFs ct,sr ear very eslssss
Evening star., 1961-06-25

MGA '5S roadster;, Wv: one
| Sl.265 cash. IA. 4-4535.
Evening star., 1961-06-25

PORSCHE 1883 coupe 1000; con-
course condition: must sell. Call
Evening star., 1961-06-25

MGA 80 (choice Of 81: wire wills,
radio, heater: S145 down. MAJOR
and North 10th ST.. Arl., Va, ia.
4-6607.
Evening star., 1961-06-25

MORGAN '5S: good TR-3 engine:
h.os looks o,gSS ,Eood; % needs aoSsHe ssme repair;
Evening star., 1961-06-25
E.DI,MONDS j,
FORD CITY

SgICK tTss ~. Ss Z con9 and sa;o h ' 8; 5sH, SsT
offer; will trade, HA. 2-l297.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
IMpoRr-sPoRTs
(coNTINUEp)

JAGUAR '54 XK-120 conv. This
car completely recond.. by me for
wire wheels: top alone cost $3.50;
painted with IA coats Of fabu-
lous Wisteria: must be seen to be
appreciated; best offer. IA. 4
Evening star., 1961-06-25
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEV. 1857 pickup; aluminium
owner. Make offer. Ma. 2-1275.
DS9G6 ss1 y, s5sn DEsl DSnsIEsd bpdy S;,Iit t-
$1,000 miles; best offer. EN-. 2
2526.
DODGE 40; with Hobart 200-amp.
ysshlder; all in first class eond.,
Evening star., 1961-06-25

OPEL 80 Rekord; exceptional
fsSSO 1888 wis LlTTeE AVE-. rE, cAsss ssssss7Bs.r LTD
Evening star., 1961-06-25

WANTED-Wrecker. with power
crane: 1-ton chassis; for service
Evening star., 1961-06-25

VOLKsWAGEN '57 2-dr. sedan; r,
h., many extras; low mileage: one
owner: $500. Call JU. S-e632. A
Evening star., 1961-06-25

CADILLAC SO Fleetwood 't60'
special sedan: beautiful ivory and
white, factory air conditioned.
Immaculate condition, very clean;
S~N;t S;t SYTn l;IIa NIIsN.
Evening star., 1961-06-25

Fla. Ave. NE. at 9th Ii. 6-6461
BUICK 81 Special 2-dr.; except
clean, low mil. 8 excel. tires
auto. trans, excel. mech. cond.
best reason. offer. WI, 2-2979.
BUICK SO: r. and h., runs good;
auto. trans. power steering; S2S5
10. 2-2O62.
Evening star., 1961-09-15
West Springfield SRE'ESE'51R FsSesx, VIRGINIA

'The Waynesboro' "a bi-eve rambler in the Colonial
style with bedrooms and baths Patio garden and unique
outdoor living Dining Foom recreation roo freplac
beautifully wooded adjacent to golf course. Sales
and Construction by Edward R. Carr Inc: S01 7QS
Evening star., 1961-09-15
Tilden Woods BETHESDA MARYLAND

1.-THE Windsor" Colonia-style split level home with
bedrooms and baths Kitchen includes space breakfast
nook Large formal dining and living with fireplace
Recreation is handsomely panelled in black mahogany
Full basement available Sales by l. L. Lewis $40 ron
Associates. Built by Community Builders. 0,O0U
Evening star., 1961-09-15
DIREcTIoNS:

Out Shirley Highway to
Springfield CloVeTIeaf,
turn right on Keene Mill
Road and continue 1k
miles to West Springfield
entrance on the left.
Phone 451.S500.
Evening star., 1961-09-15
DIREcTIoNS:

DIRECTIONS:
Follow Mount Vernon Me.
mortal Parkway past Ma
tional Airportand through
Alexandra. Waynewood
is on the right, So miles
past Hunting Towers
Apartments Phone
South 5.919l.
Evening star., 1961-09-15

Homes are in keeping with the high
standards set by so many Of our lead
ing builders. From modern-matic gas
ranges to charming outdoor gas
lights, from carefree gas air condition
ing to new chronological advances,
you'll find forecast of better living
that will delight you!
Evening star., 1961-09-15
DIREcTIoNS:

Out Wisconsin Avenue to
MontTose Road, turn left
on Montrose to TiIden
Woods. Phone 427.4247.
Evening star., 1961-09-15
DIRECTIONS:

DIRECTIONS:
From Memorial Bridge
drive west on Route so.
One mile past Fairfax
Circle, turn right at Mos
by Woods sign. Phone
273.2S23.
Evening star., 1961-09-15

Throngs of visitors =. and growing
numbers of model homes provide fur
ther evidence that Forecast Homes
merit the immediate attention Of
everyone looking for a new home! In
construction, in design, in the built
in convenience and economy provided
by natural gas appliances, Forecast
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-21

que, education; Mrs. Martin Nc
Mahon, toast-hostess, assisted
by Mrs. William King; Mrs.
Richard Evans, international af-
fairs; Mrs. Chester Pfleiger,
community service, assisted by
Mrs. Robert Becker; Mrs. B. G.
Ballman, Suburban Hospital
representative; Mrs. Richard
Snyder, liaison to the Child
Guidance Center; Miss Sonia
Sterling, liaison to the "14-4O
Club" of United Cerebral Palsy
of Montgomery County; Mrs.
William Rogers, stamps for vet
ertns.
Committee chairmen appoint
ed to assist the clubs second
vice president, Mrs. Terry Mar
tin, are: Mrs. Frank Seal, liter
allure, assisted by Mrs. Edward
McKie; Mrs. Carl Hurlebaus,
fine arts bulletin; Mrs. Albert
Benson, American home, assist.
ed by Mrs. Edward Jay; Mrs.
Dana Belser, daytime bridge:
Mrs. Daniel Johnson, nighttime
bridge; Mr.. Boyd Sibert, bowl.
ing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-21
Pastors Son.
Arkansas Girl
Are Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanford Mitch
ell Snider of Hector, Ark.
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Watha Carol, to
Thomas Hugh Anderson, son of
Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Carl Ander.
son of Silver Spring. Rev. An.
derson is pastor of the Veirs
Mill Baptist Church of Whea.
ton.
Miss Snider, who attends
Arkansas Polytechnic College
in Russellville, Ark, was EN-.
ployed this summer by the Elk.
port-Import Bank of Washing.
ton. Her fiance, a graduate of
Wheaton High School, is a CO.
op student with the David
Taylor Model Basin while at.
tending Antioch College in
Yellow Springs, Ohio.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-21
Caroline Hansen Is
Bride Of John Mecom

masters degree at Northwest,
ern University in Evanston.
where he has been granted a
teaching fellowship. He is a
member of Beta Bette Beta ma.
tional science honorary frater.
nifty.
Among the out-of-town guests
here for the wedding were John
Hansen of Seattle, Wash.
grandfather of the bride; Miss
Kay Ellen Isley of Burlington,
N. c., Mr.. and Mrs. Terry GRAY
Pridgen and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Whitsett, all of Arlington, Va.
and Mrs. James Moncrief of
Ruston, La.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-21
Democratic
Tea features
Style Show

The influence of imported fab.
RIGS on American designs viii be
demonstrated during the annual
membership tea and fashion
show of the Woman's Suburban
Democratic Club from 2 to 4
pm. on September q. The
event will take place at the
home of Mrs. Seymour Mintz,
$3.50 Pembroke I'd. Bethesda.
Rose Robinson Cowen will
present evening gowns of In
dia sari cloth, Chinese Dynasty
silk loungewear, Thai silk eve
ming ensembles, loungewear of
Philippine pima cloth, coats of
italian worsted, British tweed
suits and cashmere sweaters.
Embassy representatives and
Ambassadors wives from the
countries featured will be hon.
ored guests.
Mrs. John Truesdale, jr.,
chairman of the affair, is being
assisted by Mrs. Harold Bias
ky, Mrs. Robert Pennington,
Mrs. Fred Batrus, Mrs. Gilbert
Lessenco, Mrs. Mitchell Cooper,
Mrs. Leo Koepfle, Mrs. Blair
Lee, III, Mrs. Plummer Shear
in, Mrs. John Redding, Mrs. Sal
.vatore Nerboso, Mrs. William
G. Allan, Mrs. E. w. Andrews,
w. Mrs. Robert Judson and
Mrs. Joe Davis.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-21
New Chairmen Listed
For Chevy Chase Club

Mrs. Robert L. Pillote, presi-
dent of the Junior Woman's
Club of Chevy Chase, has an
nounced the names of new COM
mittee chairmen for the coming
year.
Named as committee heads
directly responsible to the pres
ident are: Mrs. Robert Lewis,
banquet, assisted by Mrs.
Charles Sutherland and Mrs.
John Mulholland; Mrs. Rudolph
Ruda, clubhouse; Mrs. Terry
Martin, director; Mrs. Robert
Harrell, junior contact; Mrs.
Frederick Philpitt, hospitality,
assisted by Mrs. Robert Reese;
Mrs. Turner Trippe, member.
ship, assisted by Mrs. Robert
Jennings; Mrs. Charles Alexan,
der, parliamentarian; Mrs. Rich,
ard Kline, ways and means;
Mrs. John Evans, telephone.
Chairmen who will assist the
clubs first vice president, Mrs
John Kelly, are: Mrs. William
Crouch press and publicity;
Mrs. S. Warren Mount, sub
scriptions; Mrs. William Bee