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COOL

ROSEMARY H1LLs-stately Shed.
screened porch. Attached eaSSSe..
Mrs. Holden, JU. 5-7363. BOSS
PHELPS INC. Realtor, MA.
DELIGHTFULLY."- AIR ONDI.
TONED 4-bedroom 2-bath bic
IT. lot; close to al schools,
eos. oRAHAM GU. Ju. b1Soioi io0
FIRST OFFERING-Very clean, 3S
bedrm.,., brick rambler with 2
baths, firepl. in liv. rm., separate
din. rrn., table space KIT; also
has large rec. rT1. and GARAGE.
Situated on nice corner lot in
SILVER EH SprIingg p,IiIg are srea; pI$ prise. so; $50.
LER, JU. 5-7100.
FRANKLIN PARK, BETWEEN BE-
THESDA AND ROCKVILLE =
split.ievei; large family OTso room, 0flI. All.
electric kit, dishwasher and dis.
rosal; city water and sewer. De-
lightful high elevation with lovely
distant view: overlooks Rock Creek
Park. Asking S21,950; win con.
slider $1,000 dn.; assume big 4h2fs
CT In. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.s
OIL. 2-7006; ewes, VIII. 6-7771.
PARK, assume huge CT
loan.-Immaculate split on fenced
lot: patio, rec. rm.. fireplace.
din. rm., 2 baths; S22,50o. WE
TAKE TRADES. HUGH T. PECK.
Bethesda. OIL. 6-e170.
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81 .250-Most 2-bedrm. house for
the price. Sep. din. rm., rec. rm.:
Wheaton
81 S,500-Just listed. 2-yr.-old g.
bedrm,. brk. ranch rambler. Ca
rage, level z acre; near Olney.
PO. 2-3l40
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BETHESDA = Centrally air-cond
brick split level; eony. Nava.
Hosp. and NH; 3 twin-sized bed
above ground level W%bar, fcrmai
sssns sss7g0 &c. fkIo5ilss koRsENbohfHR k5e fHlE Oins EE
ALTOR, OIL. 4-S11l It'll 8.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S,E,
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
ANYONE CAN RITY

-
With S40O down: nice brick semi
det. home; good location. near
shopping center and schools.
Hartman Rlty., Realtors
LU. 4-3400; Ewes. CHI. 8-4878
DETACHED BRICK RAMB.-Excei.
cond.; 4 rms, kit. bath, rec. rm.,
iirepl. garage: $500 dn, Booker
dr., Forestville, Md, RE. 6-5311.
S?95 DOWN
Clean, modern semidet brk.; ,lge.
fenced-in lot: 5 rms, bsmt.. auto
gas heat. OWNER, KE. 1896.
$299 DN.-$99 MO.
1909 East Capitol st.-semidet. g.
rm. brk; house, completely rebuilt
from flrs. to roof: everything
hrand-new, walls, bathrm,, heat
ing system, kit, roof, elec.: bar.
gain. OWNER. CO. 5.1954.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ACRE LOT'-Deluxe 4 bdrm. 2h
bath brick rambler. 2-car garage,
Dream Kitchen. Daylite family nm.
THOMPSON co. JU. $4,000
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1895 DOWN
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

RIGGS PARK
743 JEFFERSON ST. NE,
Mod. semidet. hrk; 6 rms, lst-flr.
pow. rm.. nice kit. rec. rm., Wv.
carpet; nice yard. Terms, trade.
6s4 OGLETHoRPE ST. NE.
Semidet. brick: :. lge bedrms., 2
pow. rms, de luxe daylight rec.
rm., Wv carpet Terms or trade.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST. 3-9316 OIL. 6-5177
VACANT-NOTHING DOWN
|Deanwood, D. c.. near Sheriff I'd
6-rm. detached home on lge. lot,
mr. bus and school: only S3.950.
KAY REALTY CO RA. $4,000
3O7 4th ST. N.E.-5 rms. and bath,
redec. 500 down, $3.50 per mo
DE. 2-245S or WI. 6-S257.
81 FLORIDA AVE.-3 bedrms., oil
hot-water heat: $4,000 cash. Sill
$50 terms, small down payment.
MODERN RLTY. CO, UN. 4-5164.
9th And C NE.
7 RMS; BsMT.. CENTRAL HEAT
1st NATL, . THOMAS CIRCLE
RE. 1881
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Towers in Convenience

Towers In convenience
Shopping within buildins.
Ample private parking.
Laundry and incinerator
rooms on each floor. Dish
washers In all 2-bedroom
apts.: 24-hour desk Serv-
ice, mail chutes.
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GEORGETOWN
PETWORTH
S495 DOWN

Completely redee. 7-rm. home with
2 full baths; 2 kits, rec. room, 2
encl. porches; ideal for / or Q
families. Call OWNER. DI. a
4445. ewes VIII 2-73b7
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TOWELS IN I0CaILOu
Convenient to Government
buildings, research centeIS,
D. c. and Virginia business
and. office eenters. Excel
lent bus service.
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CHEVY CHASE
6 BEDROOMS
FIRST OFFERING

FIRST UFFERINH
red brick Colonial on
lovely level lot. Only / Blk. Ia
Rosemary Elementary sch OF -.
There. Is an enclosed heated. All
year round porch; 2-car garage.
and other outstanding features
too numerous to mention Call to-
day. EN-. 2-s205, DISTRICT.
MARYLAND REALTY. INC, ewes.
OIL. 4-3299.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

MAN AND WIFE, writer's, need
quiet furnished house In B.-C.C.
area, about April 18th for about
3 months. OIL, 4-0S7l.
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CLUB, SPRINGFIELD
CHEVY cHAsE-PINEHURsr

8 twin-size bedrms., 2 baths, fam.
ily-size Kitchen. sep. din. rm. with
French doors leading to patio and
barbecue, Lge garage, idry.. rn.,
beautifully handicapped terrace and
fenced lot with front porch: Q
blocks from D. C. transp.. Blessed
Sacrament Parish; excel. shopping.
Priced for quick sale in mid-2Os.
VIM. D. LUCAS ASSOC OT. R.sSRa
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HOUSES UMFURM. TO RENT

eso4 PYLE RO., BETHEsDA-
HIanS;h.type: 3 bedrms;; a baths
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HOUSES FURM. TO Rent

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PK.-s
hedrms., IA baths. powder rm.,
garage, redeeorated; S2l5 month
AVAILABLE for 5000 days; 2.
bedroofn-and-den home located
close to schools. buses and shop.
ping; living room with fireplace
TV; earport: available now; $3.50
To see. call JE. 2-2620. JOSEPH
W.. SEAY COMPANY. Realtors
1lS west Broad street. Fails
CHEVY CHASE-Loveiy 3-bedrm.
-bath brick; elee: kit. gar full
bsmt.: lovely lot. WO. 6-0160.
EYE ST. Sc, 0O8-smail house
with complete facilities for 2
families: garage: $120 mo. NJ
PAuL P.N'l Ab. bAsa4Si Sl4fSoi. 1915 18th I"
NR. BUREAU OF sTANDARDS-
Semidet, brk. house; 9 rms,
bath. gas heat. excel. cond.: am.
pie parking space; S1s5. Phone
Samuel Barrow, RANDALL HAG-
NER. DE. 2-3600.
PALMER PIX, MD.-semidet 3.
bedrm.; fenced yard: conv. An.
dreWs AFB.: Sl25 mo. SP. 2-54qS
SHERATON, SHOREHAM AREA
Handsome brick: sale or rent; IL
rms, 2ta baths, LIST and 2nc
floors plus finished bsmt. with
smother bath. BY appointment
only. ELIJAH O. ARNOLD (Col
UsA. Retl. Broker. EN-. 3-4335
sIL. sPGTLoYely brk. home; /
bedrms., 3 baths, lge modern kit
With eating space. din. rm., beaut
family rm. carport; close to every.
thing: S2b5 mo. JU. 9-39S0.
3 BEDRMs., 2 BATHS, pool; OF
waterfront; Pompano. Fla: Sl,20(
mo-; 4 adults only; completed,
furnished. p. o. Box 224. Rich
mond. Va.
e5O4 PYLE RD., BETHESDA-
Ranch-type: 3 bedrms., u baths
au-elee. kit. rec. rm. WO. 6-5202
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over three years, and I am
no closer to him now than
I was three years ago. He
acts like he thinks a lot of
me, but he has never asked
me out. If he has a girl
friend, he has never men
toned her. He shares an
apartment with another fell
low. He is just about the
incest man I have ever met
How can I get him interested
in me?
GOT A CRUSH.
It's time you faced reality.
He has no romantic interest
in you. If he's a good hair
dresser, continue to let him
make you beautiful but
for somebody else.
4 = =
DEAR ABBY: I am mar
ried to the most suspicious
man in the world. I have
never given him any reason
to doubt me. The funniest
part of the whole thing is
this: I am not especially
attractive. I have no figure
to speak Of. I am on the
quiet side, and no man has
ever made a pass at me. If
I leave the house and am
not back on the dot, my
husband gets in the other
Evening star., 1961-08-20
DEAR ABBY
No Ones Perfect, Lady!
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

DEAR ABBY: My son-in-
law is a very big-hearted
person, has a good DISPOSE
ton and is a good proVider.
But he has one fault that
bothers me no end. When
he eats, he holds his fork
straight up, and he cuts his
meat all at once into bite
sized pieces. My daughter
knows better, but she has
never corrected him. This has
been going on for % years.
Should I speak to him about
it? It may seem like a little
thing to you, but it annoys
me something terrible.
ANNOYED.
Mention it to your daugh-
ter in a gOOd-humored way.
II she wants to correct him,
that's her business. But If
he has brought home the
bacon for % years, I'd let
him cut it the way he wants
TO.
- ~
DEAR ABBY: I am a
young (32) unmarried work
ing girl. I get my hair
washed and set every week.
My hairdresSer is a man
about my age. He. is very
good-looking. and single. He
has been fixing my hair for
Evening star., 1961-08-20

mark with me to wear peas
ant skirts and blouses and a
rebozo," Katy explained. But
you can't always stay the
same. I feel sorry for people
who try to, though. One of
the most beautiful things in
life is to grow old with
dignity.
These people - men and
women - who clutch their
youth, one day they are
going to have to admit
that they are not young any
more, and what will they do?
You have to accept the diff
ferent phases of your life
and find the beauty in each
one"
Mr.. Borgnine joined us.
I'VE have been married q
months this week." he
proudly told me.
MY father said the first
two years are the hardest"
Katy remarked.
Katy lived alone for so
many years." he explained,
that she had made her own
life and was very independ-
ent. 1t has not been easy for
her to learn to live with
someone"
II was born with a terrible
temper" Katy confessed,
but this is my way of ex-
pressing myself. 1 flare up,
but it goes quickly and I
don't remember it long. Peo-
pie get sick when they don't
express themselves, but I will
Evening star., 1961-08-20

never have to go to a psy-
chiatrist. Another thing that
makes people sick is to lie
to themselves"
Philosophy
Katy believes you have to
have a philosophy or a re-
ligious faith to carry you
through. II know that things
will come to me, so I do not
rush or worry about when
they will happen"
Katy is unpredictable,"
Borgnine explained. "She is
never quite the same from
one day to the next so she
is never boring. I was first
attracted to her because she
is so full of life. And" he
added with a smile, she's a
beautiful cook"
MY mother told me-" Katy
confessed, that the key to a
mans heart is his stomach"
Latin women are trained
differently" he added.
Marriage is not $685."
Katy pointed out. THE wife
must give rs per cent"
AS I walked back to the
set with Katy and Ernie, I
asked her about Italian cos
metics.
II use everything from the
States except mascara. I've
found a cake mascara here
that doesn't chip and doesn't
hurt if I get it in my eyes.
You can't buy it in the
States, so I'm taking some
back with me-" she concluded.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
IS THEIR BUSINESS
Each Age Has Its Beauty
By LYDIA LANE

ROME.-I visited the Bar
abbas" set at the Dino de
Laurentis studio here is time
to watch Kay Jurado do a
love scene with Anthony
Quinn.
Let me get into something
comfortable" she said, land
We'll go somewhere and have
lunch"
Later, in a small restau-
rant, I remarked that she
was eating no pasta.
II don't like it." Katy de-
clared. Good Mexicans pre-
fer rice. But the rest of the
food here in Italy is Won
derful. 1t is so rich and good
and fattening. When I first
arrived here, I lived it up.
I felt terrible afterward, be-
cause gained 10 pounds.
"At one time I had trou-
bic dieting" Katy confessed.
But now I know that I can
lose without feeling hungry
by eating lean meat-I pre-
fer steak - and vegetables
and salad.
But the trick in keeping
your figure is never to let
too many pounds accumu-
late. Easy come, easy go. A
person knows when she is
overeating. If you can follow
feast with famine, you will
find that it is easy to lose
weight.
Rules
"a few fundamental rules
you have to follow: Elimi-
nate salt, no liquid with
meals and if possible no liq-
uid for a half hour after
eating, if you have a ten
dency toward water reten-
tion. You should try to take
your mind off food and di-
vert your attention to read
ing, going to. the movies,
cleaning the kitchen, any,
thing to occupy your mind.
Sometimes it's impossible
to go on the kind of diet
that you wish, especially if
you are a guest or a trav-
eler. In this case take smaller
portions and spend more
time digesting it and you
will reduce calories without
requiring a lot of will power.
Some people have a lot of
will power. Frankly, I don't.
But when I lost the 10
pounds that I gained, 1 felt
better because of it,"
Katy was wearing a silk,
suit that she had bought
here. Italy has the most
beautiful fabrics in the
world" she enthused. "I
came here with two suitcases
and already I can fill seven.
I love clothes, but I don't
care about what is new un-
less it looks good on me-"
mentioned to Katy that
we had first met 10 years
ago when she came to Hol-
lywood for High Noon" and
that she doesn't look any
older now. But you have
more STYLE" 1 remarked.
Trademark
When I started in pic
lures, it was sort of a trade
Evening star., 1961-08-20

car and starts to hunt me
up. He is always cross-exam-
lining me and trying to get
me to confess" things that
never happened. 1t hurts me
to think he doesn't trust me.
What on earth is wrong with
him? I am 38 and he is AZ,
and we have been married
for II years.
NOT TRUSTED.
Persistent suspicion, with
out grounds, is a well known
symptom of an emotional
disorder. Don't tolerate it in
hopes that it will disappear.
Your husband needs to see a
doctor.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate,
Inc.)
Smyrna times., 1961-10-19
Students Teach
In Repayment Of
European Trip

Eight students are repaying
the University of Delaware in
a unique way for a trip to Eur
ope last summer.
They are teaching French
classes as part of an unparal-
leled experiment in education,
after spending two months at
Newark's twin city in France,
La-Garde-Freinet.
The students involved, now
juniors and seniors at the uni
versity, are Wayne Brown of
Bridgeville, Delaware; Barbara
DeCourcelle of Wilmington, Del
aware; Sabra Elliott of George
town, Delaware; Joyce Hop
kins of Harrington, Delaware;
Judith Langkammerer of Will
mington, Delaware; Jacqueline
Harding of Kennett Square, Pa,
and Sally Mcpherson and Gil
Rinard, both of Newark, Del.
DR.. Kimberly S. Roberts, the
chairman of the department of
modern languages, who accom-
panied the group to Europe, ex-
plains that the purpose of the
experiment is three-fold: to help
relieve the teaching shortage
within the modern language de-
Smyrna times., 1961-10-19
Tax Office at
Dover Forced
To Cut Service

The local Office of the Inter
nal Revenue Service today an
nounced forced change in ser
vice provided by its Dover
branch.
Assistance to taxpayers in
the Dover area has in the past
been furnished throughout the
week by Mrs. Madeleine Lord
an office auditor, who has re-
Gently resigned.
Because of the difficulty OF
finding a suitable replacement,
it may be some time before the
position can be filled.
Meantime, H. L. Brown, dis.
trict director, requests the CO.
operation of taxpayers served
by the Dover office.
Experience shows" Brown
said, that two days is more
than adequate to handle the
weekly volume of inquiries nor
mally received from taxpayer:
in Dover and surrounding com
munities.
For the time being" he con
tinued, I'VE shall have a reve
nue. agent on duty full time
each Monday and Friday fol
this purpose. With the cooper
alton of the public in concen
trating their inquiries on Mon
days and Fridays, we shall thu:
be able to give practically nor
NAL service"
Brown stated that there will
be no change in assistance Civ
en- during the annual filing per
iod from January ] to April Is
and that an office auditor will
be sent from the Wilmington
office as required, to conduc
the interview type audits pre-
viously handled by the Dove
auditor.
Smyrna times., 1961-10-19

ley of Cranston Heights, Pa,
Mr.. Herbert Insolo of Town
send, DEL, and MIR. and Mrs
James C. Reynolds 3rd and fam
lily, spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. James c. Reynolds, Jr.
Miss Gabriel Wiley of New
ark, DEL, spent the weekend
with Misses Elsie and Pauline
Shockley.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Lowther
of Wilmington, DEL, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Weis.
MIR. and Mrs. Delbert Steller
spent Sunday with Mrs. William
R. Alfree, Sr., near Middletown,
Delaware.
MIR. Joseph Rowan and son OF
Middletown, Del, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
c. Rowan.
Smyrna times., 1961-10-19
State Boards
Association to
Meet at u. Of d.

The fall meeting of the Della
ware School Boards Association
will be at the University of Del
aware on Saturday, November
A, 1861. The meeting will open
with registration and coffee
hour at 9 a. M, and following
there will be a demonstration
of using closed circuit TV as
an Institutional aid, by the
State Department of Public In
struction. DR.. George B. Brain,
superintendent of Public In
struction of Baltimore, Mary
land, will be the speaker of the
morning, taking for his subject
Improving School Administra-
Smyrna times., 1961-10-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Dover, Del.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Dover, Del.
Sunday School ---- $3.50 am.
Morning Worship = 11:00 am.
Sermon topic: Probation
After Death"
Wednesday
Testimonial Meeting, 500 pm.
CHESWOLD METHODIST
Rev. Robert G. Short, Minister
Sunday School - 9:45 am.
Morning Worship = 11:00 am.
M. Y. F. ---------- 900 pm.
DOWNS CHAPEL M. E.
Rev. Robert C. Short, Minister
Sunday School - 10:30 am.
Morning Worship - 500 pm.
EMMANUEL METHODIST
Rev. Charles ID. Burge Minister
Sunday School ---- 9:45 am.
Morning Worship = 11:00 am.
FRIENDSHIP METHODIST
Rev. James O'NeaI, Minister
Sunday School - 1O:30 am.
Morning Worship - $3.50 am.
DELANEY'S METHODIST
Rev. Mable Ersixine, Minister
Sunday School - 1000 am.
Morning Worship = 11:00 am.
Smyrna times., 1961-10-19
Taylor's Bridge

The Women's Society OF
Christian Service will meet Fri.
day night, with Mr.. and Mrs
John E. ShetZler. Those on the
refreshment committee are Mrs
Shetzler, Mrs. Mary David, ano
Mrs. Ruth Newnom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac GuessforC
and daughters of Odessa, Del.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Darrah Swack
hammer and daughter of Smyr'
ma, Del, spent Sunday with
their parents, MIR. and Mrs
Ralph McClain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Years
Smyrna times., 1961-10-19

tion.' DR.. Brain received his Ed.
d. Degree from Teachers Col
lege, Columbia University. He
is a former high school instruc-
tor, principal, and superintend-
ent of schools, as we'll as a
College Instructor at the Cen
trail Washington College of Ed
ucation in Ellensburg, Washing
ton. On January |, 1860, DR..
Brain assumed the superintend-
ency of the Baltimore Public
Schools. He holds the rank of
Major in the Marine Corps Re-
serve. Luncheon will be served
at 1890 p. M, and following
Smyrna times., 1961-10-19
CHURCH OF NAZARENE
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Rev. Charles L. Cureton III,
Minister
Smyrna times., 1961-10-19

luncheon all members and their
guests present at the meeting
will attend the Temple VS. Della
ware football game beginning at
2 p. m. DSBA members are re-
quested to make their reServa-
tionS early.
Smyrna times., 1961-10-19
ASBURY METHODIST

Rev. j. Howard Link, Minister
Sunday School -. 9:45 am.
Morning Worship - HOO am.
Sermon topic: WHEN 1T is WISE
TO SAY MOI
Methodist Youth Fellowship Groups,
Program on Christian Vacations
What Does God Want You to Be-"
Friday. H. G. Jones Class IL 100 am.
Bake & Food Sale at Boulevard Electric
Friday. Jr. Choir rehearsal $3.50 pm.
Monday:
Finance-Stewardsfip TOO pm.
Mission Study Course 7:30 pm.
Wednesday:
Upper Room Group HOO am.
Sr. Choir rehearsal 7:30 pm.
Friday. October 9th
Junior Choir rehearsal -. $3.50 pm.
Smyrna times., 1961-10-19

To repay the university,which
underworld the trip, each stu
dent is teaching a course in
jeither elementary or intermedi-
ate French, and conducting work
in the language laboratory and
remedial sessions-a total of
eight hours work a week.
BY utilizing the services of
students as classroom teach
ers, older staff members are re-
lieved to devote attention to
advanced instruction and re-
search work.
Once in the classroom, the
student teachers Nare on their
own, although they have plen-
ty of outside guidance from DR..
Yvonne N. Mahru, who is in
charge of elementary instruc-
tion, and Miss Filomena Clam
marco, supervisor of intermedi-
ate teaching.
Most of the students are
French majors and plan to
teach after graduation. They
were selected by a committee
last spring on the basis of skill
in the language, interest in
France and indication of ability
to adapt to a different way of
life.
They receive no compensation
for teaching, either monetary or
in the form of credit hours, and
must take a normal undergrad
uate course load.
Their host in France was Al
fred Max, mayor of La-Garde-
Freinet, an alumnuS of the Uni
versity of Delaware and a fire.
quent visitor to Newark. Stu
dents boarded with families in
the town, located in the noun
tains in the southern part of
France about IL miles from the
| Mediterranean, in an area call
ed Provence. The towns popu-
lation is 1900.
Although there are time for
pleasure, including a short Wis
it to Paris and occasional bus
trips to other areas of the coun.
try, education continued thro,
ughout the two-month stay fol
the Delaware students.
DR.. Roberts conducted daily
classes in advanced converse
ton, composition and grammar
and a local artist, Yves Jouan
maud, gave instruction in French
civilization.
A highlight of the trip wa:
participation in the villages an
nual carnival-like, four-day holi
day.
The students returned witt
an improved understanding oi
French life and a better know
ledge of the mechanics of the
language.
The only program of its kind
in this country, the experiment
has its roots in an earlier un-
ique University of Delaware
program-the Junior year a
broad" idea that was abandoned
at the time of World War II
after it had flouriShed for a
number of years.
With the semester just un-
der way, a full evaluation OF
the success of the project can
not yet be made, but hopes are
high.
We've had no problems Sc
far" DR.. Roberts said, explain
ing that faculty members have
regular meetings with the stu.
dent teachers to discuss class.
room techniques and any prob
lens that may arise.
The teaching-foreign study
program is the second innova-
ton in the French curriculum
this year. The other is the es.
tablishment of a French House
a dormitory for language maj
ors, under the direction of Miss
Giammorco.
Future plans hang tentatively
on the success of these two
projects. DR.. Roberts hopes to
continue to upgrade the French
program over the next couple
of years, then develop similar
projects in other languages,
probably Spanish and German.
Smyrna times., 1961-10-19
@GHuRCH'SGRUICGS.@
ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL

ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL
Rev. Spencer r.. Quick, Rector
Holy Communion - 500 am.
Family Service -. $50 am.
Morning Prayer-Sermon IL am.
Choir Rehearsal, Thurs. ,7:30 pm.
ST. JOSEPHS CHURCH
Rev. Jeremiah Brady, Pastor
Sunday Masses 7, 9, 1920 am.
Holy Days 80 8, Z, s am.
and 7:30 pm.
Daily ---- $50 and TOO am.
Baptisms Sundays at 100 pm.
Religious Classes
Saturdays ------ 1000 am.
Smyrna times., 1961-10-19
WESLEYAN METHODIST
FIRST
EWELL'S-ST. PAUL
METHODIST CHURCH

Rev. Frank o. Baynard, Minister
Sunday School ---- 1000 am.
Morning Worship - HOO am.
Senior MYF ------ 600 pm.
Bible Study Course TOO pm.
Tues. WSCS. meeting 800 pm.
Women's Group,Wed. ZOO pm.
Mems Prayer, Wed. 8:15 pm.
Women's Prayer Group
Thursday ......... 1000 am.
Junior Choir, Thurs. 700 pm.
Senior Choir, Thurs. 500 pm.
KENTON METHODIST
Rev. Frank o. Baynard, Minister
Morning Worship = $50 am.
Sunday School - 1890 am.
Official Board, Mon. 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1961-11-10
BAZAAR CORNER

The Women of st. Barna-
bas Church will hold their
annual fried oyster and ham
dinner and bazaar tomorrow
at the church hall at 5203 st.
Barnabas road, Temple Hills.
Md.
The event will begin at 3
pm. and dinner will be served
country style, with hot home
made biscuits.
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The Hebrew Academy Of
Washington Is sponsoring a
charity bazaar and rummage
sale at the Silver Spring
Armory from 8 am. to Q pm.
through tomorrow.
Available are: Housewares
furniture and clothing for
all the family.
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The Good Samaritan So
ciety's 18th annual tea and
bazaar will be held from IL
am. to $50 pm. Saturday.
November 49, at the OAR