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ANDERSON, VAUGHN A. on sun
ANDERSON Of 1149 Oates st. ne,
Anderson, SON Of William Anderson
of Greensboro. N. c.. He also is
survived by four brothers, two sis
terS, his aunts, Cora Wicker and
Mildred Hairston. both Of Green's
boro. N. C., and uncle, Clarence
Vaughn Of Greensboro, N. c.; other
relatives and a host Of friends.
After pm. Thursday. June s,
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel, .1432 You st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Friday. June 8, at pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry
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nAsINGER. DEssIE O. on T1esday

June 8, 1861, at the Washington
Sanitarium. and Hospital, BESSIE
C. BASINGER Of 6723 I'd ST.. NV,
wife Of the late Walter s. Basinger,
Of Portland, Greg. and William D.
and James s. Basinger; sister Of
Mrs. Willie Murphy Of Portsmouth,
Va, and Mrs. Winnie Beck Of
Thofnasville. N. C. There also are
rests at the Warner Z. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, S434, Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring, Nd, where service
will be held on Friday, June 3, at
10 am. (parking facilitiesl. In
fermRnt Enrt Iincnln Cemefary
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Monday. Inne 4 1QR1 AIRRED

ToPPEN, ALFRED WESLEY. On
WESLEY ToPPEN Of i025 Lamont
st; NV. beloved husband of Mrs
Lillian Toppen and father of Mrs
sssSs ns are n das PekeFsS ASS suTyy MTs
Marjorie Rsines. Mrs. Bessie N
King. Mrs Lillian M. Taylor and
SLSergt. Ferdinand A.. Miles; nine
great-grandchildren. other relative;
sn;d. and many friends; After 4 Pm
Home, 1920 9th ST. NV. Funera
from the Calvary Episcopal church
9TH and Eye SITS. ne. at IL am
Saturday, June 10 Interment LIN
coin Memorial Cemetery.
TRAYWICK. GEORGIA. On wednes.
day. June, z, 1861, GEORGIA TRAY.
WICK. sister of Henry Miller OF
Orlando, Fla, and cousin Of Mrs
Dolly Weeks and Mrs. Essie, McEl-
r1S: roy: She also Is survived by two
friends. Funeral services and IN
terment Braddock. Pa. Arrange
ments by Jarvis.
WASHINGTON. DIDDY. On Monday
June 8, 1861, at the VA Hospital
pittsburgh; Pa. pIDDY WASHING
1ONs o6INlCCS vi rTl-
day. June g., at 1890 am, at the
graveside in Arlington National Gem
etery. Services by Frazier.
WHITE, FREDERICK. On Monday
June 8, 1861, at his residence, 1910
18th st. me-, FREDERICK WHITE,
beloved uncle of Mrs. Agnes Carr,
Mrs. Lillian Posey. Mrs. Rebecca
Skinner. Miss Irene Carr, Samuel
and Daniel White. He also leaves
to mourn his passing a sister-in-
law. Mrs Estells White; q devoted
cousin. Joseph A. Gross, and a host
of other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting at his above late
residence, where friends may call
after 4 pm. Friday. June g., Fu-
neral services on Saturday, June 10,
Q at the John T. Rhines q Co. Fu-
neral Home, 3015 18th st. ne,
lample parking facilities), at 9 pm,
the Rev. B. H. Whiting officiating,
1nterment National Harmony Me-
mortal Park. 9
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DYER, DIR. WILLIAM HENRY. su

DR.. WILLIAM Henry DYER q
4129 9th st. NV, father Of Mrs
lon Payne and Mrs Mary Harms
ments by the Capitol Funeral Serv-
ice, 719 Kennedy st. NV.
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PINKETT, CECILIA BECKLEY. In
memory of our beloved mother and
grandmother, CECILIA BECKLEY
P1NKETT, who departed this life
June s, 1853
ROSCOE AND GRANDCHILDREN.
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BROWN, JAMES II. In loving mem
ory of my dear father. JAMES H.
BROWN. who departed this life
twenty-eight years ago. June 8,
1888.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget.
But so far time has only proved
How much ! miss you yet.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. LEOLA B.
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HILL, CALVIN G. on Tuesday, June
pitai. CALVIN g. HILL Of 1873 S5th
st. NV, beloved husband of Mar
garet E. Hill. father Of James L.
Mildred Withers, Mrs. Dorothy Dill
low, Mrs. Mary Craig. Mrs. Evelyn
Stotler and Mr.. Paul Miller; brother
of Mrs. Lily Suddath. Friends may
call at the Birch Funeral Home,
Thursday, June 8, where services
will be held on Saturday, June 10,
at 1 pm. Interment National Me-
mortal Park Falls Church Va 8
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Ohm. Officers and men,
bers of Clan MacLennan,
No. 220, o. S. c., are
hereby notified Of the
death Of Clansman JOHN
GORDON on Tuesday. June
9, 1861. Funeral services
will be held at Chambers
Home, 5S01 Cleveland ave,
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Montsomery County General Hos
pital. MARY ELLEN MCDONALD
Of 1901 Briggs CLANCY rd., Silver
Spring, Nd. beloved mother of Ed
ward B., James Walter. jr.: Mrs.
Ruth Il. Nagel, Charles T., George
ter of Mrs. Frances Kinney and
Mrs. GenevieYe Martin. Friends
may call at the Takoma Funeral
Home, 254 Carroll st. NV. park
ing opposite). where services will be
held on Saturday, June 10. at 1880
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DLtHNEL L4L' DLHVORN HhNULD 2. vi
Tuesday, June 9. 1851. DEACON
st. NV. beloved husband of Hem
rietts Terrell, brother of r. G.
Terrell and Mrs. Annie Gaines.
Many other relatives and friends
also survive. After 6 pm. Thurs
day, June g.. friends may call at
the Frazier Funeral Home. $50
Rhode Island ave. NV. Deacon
Terrell will lie in state at the
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church,
Vermont ave. and R st. NV. on
Friday, June 8, from 4 pm. until
time Of funeral at s pm, the Rev.
c. T. Murray officiating. Inter-
ment Crawfordville. Ga. 8
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McvEA, GAsToN. On MONDAY, linn.

McI EA' UASIUN, On Monday, June B.
1851, at District General Hospital,
GASTON McVEA Of 1901 Astor pl
Sc. He leaves his devoted vile
two brothers, two sisters, q host
Of other relatives and friends, From
to 10 pm. Friday. June 8, friends
may call at the Henry 8. Washing.
ton & Sons Funeral Home, 1926
Deane ave: ne. Funeral services
Metrotone Baptist Church, 52l1 E
st. Sc. the Rev Shelton Lee officiat-
ing. 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
CemeterY
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MILLS EMMA I; On Tuesday, June
ton. Nd, beloved mother Of Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Simpson, John p,
George p, ST.. and Robert J. Mills
III. She also is survived by one
brother, Robert (Bob) H. Scott, and
seven grandchildren. Funeral from
the HUNT Funeral Home, Waldorf
Md. on Friday, June 8. at 1:l5
pm. Services at the Nanjemoy
Baptist Church ct 2 pm. Inter-
ment church cemetery
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BROWN, EDWARD p. On Thursday,
IiIna 1nRI EniM Nm D pp 0IItAi

June /. 1851, EDWARD P. seSHf BRoWNi
of 1924 Stevens I'd. s.e., husband
Of Audrey Brown and son Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Of ReidS-
vile, N. c. He also is survived by
six children. one sister, Willie
Lumpkin. and many other relatives
and friends. After 4 pm. Thurs
day, June 8. friends may call at
the Frazier Funeral Home, $3.50
Rhode Island ave. NV, where serv-
ices VIII be held at 8 pm. Inter-
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TERRELL, HAROLD c. A special COM
A II E;;:'! |;;|' ! : ! I 81:
IN for the purpose of con-
ENLM rites for our late brother,
W Friday. June g., 1861, at
$50 pm. at the Masonic Temple,
10th and You SITS. NV
LIE ROY w. CRUMMER. w. M.
H. v. SLOANE, Secretary.
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pano Beach, Fla, NEWELL LEROY
BOWMAN of 10713 Woodsdale. dr.,
Silver Spring, Nd, beloved husband
of Pattie NJ. Bowman, father Of
Mrs, MARCEL H. Mullican and Newell
S. Bowman; stepfather Of Winfield
L. Fowler. Friends are invited to
call at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A; Pum-
phrey, where services will be held
Saturday, June 10, at IL am.
Interment ParklaWn Cemetery. 8
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Riverdale,. Nd, on Friday, June 9,
1861. at l pm
GEORGE FAULDs. Chief.
GRAEsER, OTTO HERBERT CBAEs-
1861. oTTo HERBERT GRAEsER,
beloved husband of the late Stella
Graeser. Friends may call at the
Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home,
131 11th st. S.e., after 8 pm.
Thursday, June 8. Notice of funeral
later.
HARRIS, ELIJAH. On Thursday, June
8, 1861, ELIJAH HARRIS Of 2443
ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis.
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BROOKS. ROSA M. On Sunday, June
4, 1861, at the Prince Georges Gen

4, 1861, at the Prince Georges Cen
Of sill 51st ave. Coilese Park.
Nd. She leaves five devoted sons,
George. Joseph, Lawrence. Jacob
and Bernard Brooks; five devoted
daughters. Mrs. Mary M. Brewer,
Mrs Sarah Debnan, Mrs, Rosetta
De Lorme, Mrs. Ellen Webster and
Mrs. Pearl Briscoe: two daughters
in-law, four sons-in-law, twenty-nine
grandchildren and forty-four great
grandchildren Friends may call at
the above residence on Thursday,
ices on Friday, June 8, at 1880
pm, at the First Baptist Church,
501S Lakeland rd., College Park,
Nd, the Rev. M. A. Covington Of
ficiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
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GATHER. JAMES EDWARD.

JAMES Ell UhhDs Ohd-
denly, on Tuesday. June 8, 1861,
in Prince Georges County, Nd,
JAMES EDWARD GATHER, be-
loved husband of Mrs. Florence
Gather, father of Wayne and Lewis
Gather and Mrs. Dorothy Nicnol-
son He also leaves one stepson,
Raymond Johnson; a mother, Mrs.
Rosie Gather; three sisters, Mrs.
Louise Parker, Mrs. Isabelle Stro-
ther and Mrs. Earline Wilson: nine
brothers, Jim, George, Evan, Leroy,
Ho9ers; sn6 S,cbard Sdi Gsitber. aSro one e uncie
one aunt and other relatives and
friends. After pm. Thursday,
June 8, the body will lie in state
at the Locus Methodist Church,
simpsonville, Md, where funeral
services will be held on Friday,
June Q, at . pm. Interment
church cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by
the Snowden Funeral Home. 8
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MARIA. on Thursday,
Sgys JUNE 8, sl' 1Ssl' r.NeIl At arlington, Hos; los;
South Fillmore st. Arlington. Va,
home address. Frank Stangler Of
Nebraska, Beatrice and Joseph
Stangler Of Chicago, III. sister Of
Mrs. Dorothy Nugent Of Fort Clin-
ton, Ohio, and Mrs. Ludmilla Colts
of Riviera Beach. Fla. She also is
four great-grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Arlington Funeral
Home. 3901 North Fairfax drive,
Arlington. Va, from pm. until
9 pm. Thursday, June s. Services
and interment Chicago. Ill.
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june 8, 1861, at the District Gen.
eral Hospital. MRS. DOROTHY Z.
LEWIS. the wife Of jerome c. Lewis,
mother Of Mrs. Dolores Bolton, Mrs
Jean johnson and Marlene john
Bernard, Rudolph, Warren and
Ernest johnson. She also is sur
vived by other relatives and friends.
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by the William Spangler Fu-
neral Home b24 9Th 81 ne
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GORDON. JOHN TH0M. OF 56lS
Greenleaf rd. Cheyerly, Nd. Sud;
denly, on ,nss June q 9tdc;n 1891; Dei3Sed sd3Ssd
of Mrs. Pete Vencelov and George
D. Gordon. brother Of George D.
and James d. Gordon. Three
grandchildren also survive. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, 1901
Friday. June 8. at / pm. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. s
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STAUBLY, LoTTIE VIRGINIA.

S1TH5h, T,no5a, LaEe e FIoSI FIoSNh; .gn yii
TIE MfsNnfsSn VfRSfNa hOigTI2st ggT2usEY Gsp'e o 1874
Greenock rd.. Silver Spring, Md,
mother of Mrs. Robert C. Davis,
Mrs. Hugh R. Ford. Ralph F., IT,;
Alan M, and Julian L. Staubly.
dren and two great-grandchildre
Mrs. Staubly rests at the Warner
E, Pumphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
(parking facilities). Service on Fri
dys day June Ensrs,,cs 3 ss rthIn hpm cr,sS ss St.
Colesville I'd. and Highland drive,
Silver Spring. Md Interment Rose
dale Cemetery, Martinsburg, W. Va.
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Of le2i South oakland st., Ar.
lington, Va, beloved husband of
Minnie Brewer. father Of Mrs. Ida
Mae Royce and Mrs. Elizabeth Es-
telle Hatch. both Of Arlington, Va,
of washington, D. c. He also is
survived by six grandchildren and
thirteen great-grandchildren Friends
may call at the Robert ]. Murphy
Funeral Home. 1924 Columbia pike,
he heiS at M satnrday. .Inne
10. Interment Congressional Gem
eterY Mashingtnn ID. C 9
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8, ie6I. at the washington County
Hospital, VIRGINIA BOYD, beloyed
Gladys Still and Mrs. Myrtle Dyson.
She also is survived by a mother,
Mrs. Rachel Smith; sixteen grand-
children, two great-grandchildren
one godchild, two sisters, three
brothers, three sonS-in-lRw, one
aunt, Mrs. Lillian Brown, and a
host of other relatives and friends.
After 8 pm. Friday. June 8, body
will lie in state at the Mount Zion
Church, Silver Spring, Nd, where
funeral services will be held on
Saturday, June 10, at IL am,
the Rev Young officiating. Inter
ment Ash Memorial Cemetery. Ar
rangements by the Snowden Funeral
Home.
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9rathH

JOHNSON. ROBERT B. on Tuesday,
June 8, 1861. ROBERT B. JOHN
SON OF 2O10 Sth st. NV. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements py
the Capitol Funeral Service, 7ls
JONES, GEORGE. On Friday, June
2, 1881, GEORGE JONES Of 1908
via, George and Robert Jones,
brother Of Bessie M. Heathman, Ada
Williams. Hattie Hasty and Minnie
Solamon, He also is survived By
other relatives and a host Of friends
are invited to cali at the JARVIS
Chapel, 1432 You ST. NV. where
funeral services will be held on
Friday. June 8. at z pm. Inter-
ment Enfield. N. C. 8
KOGoN, JUANITA B. On Tuesday,
June Q, 1861, at her residence,
5g02 simmons court, Mclean, Va,
Of Theodore Koson and mother of
Jeffery L.. Deborah l.. Jonathan @.
and Alexander @. Kogon, all of the
home address. Friends may call
at the Fitzgerald Funeral Home,
anston WsOT 1a DVq xbePs tbssTe IN v TfaT !:
recitation of the rosary on Thurs
SSiem mas mass " win be Offered i on 4 FRI r.
Gay, June at ~ am. at st.
Johns Catholic Church. Elnido I'd
Mclean, Va, Entombment National
Memorial Park, Falls Church, Va.
LANHAM. JOSEPH ELWOoD. On
Monday June 5. 1861, JOSEPH Ell
WOOD LANHAM Of $500 Princess
Garden pkwy., Lanham, Md, be-
loved husband of Anna E. Lanham
and father of Norma e, Keith,
Karen A. Goodwin, Judith Z. Carper,
Deborah L.. Robert E., David N.
and Joseph E. Lanham, jr. He
also Is survived by a sister, Irevel
Purdy. and two brothers, Stephen
C and James H. Lanham. and SIX
grandchildren. Mr.. Lanham rests
at the Gasch Funeral Home. 4739
Baltimore ave-. Hyattsyille. Nd,
where services viii be held on Fri
day June .. at 9:15 am: thence
to st. Mary's Catholic Church,
Landover Hills, Md, where mass
will be offered for the repose Of
his soul at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Lam
ham, Md. 8
LATTIMORE. KING. On Saturday,
June 3. 1861, after q brief illness,
Mr.. KING. LATTIMORE OF 1887
Holmead place NV. husband Of
Mrs. Sarah Lattimore. He also Is
kw,
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BROWN, EMERSON H. On wednes-
day, June z, 1861. EMERSON H.
PTHoMN, Taa RrN,,n oeioyea husnan1 9,,1. ot Ella
Brown and Imogene B. McClung.
Services will be at the Money &
King Funeral Home, Vienna, Va,
on Friday, June 8, at IL am.
Interment National Memorial Park,
Falls Church, Va.
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$50 am. ARRANGEMENTS BY Jarvis.
DORSEY, JOHN R., Jr. On Monday,
June 3. 1861, at the Cardinal
Gushing Academy, West Nswbury,
r. Dorsey Of 1918 Savannah place
Sc. He also is survived by one
sister, Deirdre &. Dorsey; grand
parents, Mrs. Ruth NJ. West and
Mr.. Clarence l.. West: five uncles,
friends. On Friday, June 8, friends
are invited to call at the Magruder
Funeral Home. 2311 Nichols ave.
Sc. from 4 pm. to 10 pm. Reci-
tation Of the rosary at s pm.
REQUIEM mass will be offered at 8
Lady Of Perpetual Help, 1900 Nor
ris I'd. Sc. Interment Mount olivet
Cemetery 8
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MURPHY, JAMES. on Tuesday, June
8. 1851, at Arlington Hospital.
Henry drive, Falls Church, va,
beloved husband Of Ida J. Murphy,
father Of Mrs. Margaret Brady OF
California and William ]. Murphy
of Falls Church. Va. and brother
D. C. He also Is survived BY three
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Robert J. Murphy Funeral Home,
1924 Columbia pike, Arlington, Va,
where there will be q recitation Of
the rosary psS,T;.r1 at pm; 1,,, Friday; ;ns June
at 10 am, Saturday, June 10, at
st. Anthony'S Church, Falls Church,
Va. Interment Columbia Gardens
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\ Wilderness Of Lilies in the Garden
HARRISONBURG, VA.

HAHHISONbUhG VA
nR. AMOS H. SHOWALTER has moved from the
- classroom into the fields
Since retiring last year professor of biology at
Madison College here, DIR. Showalter has taken the
Virginia countryside for his laboratory and is
centrating his researches into native lilies.
He has found them in many places-in fields and
swamps and on mountains. And he has transplanted
them until his garden is jungle of lilies.
One of the most interesting native varieties DR..
Showalter found in Highland County. Driving near
Monterey, he gmpsed something red in field and
stopped to investigate. Now L. canGdenSe r1ibTlm is
blooming in his garden.
Other varieties he has found on the Blue Ridge
Parkway after obtaining permission from the Park
Service to collect few botanical samples He found
Llium michGur named for the famed French bOtanst,
Andre Michaux, growing high in the mountains be-
tween Roanoke and Blowing Rock, N. c.. and brought
samples back to his garden.
Dr. Showalter found that when the summer heat
reached 80 degrees, the heavy fragrance from L.
nrch0sri covered his garden and he has attempted to
this variety with others and maintain the fra
GRANGE.
Although he has been breeding lilies only few
years, Dr. ShOwalter already is recognized having
made contributions in the field. He has made in
teresng crosses between Eastern native varieties and
lily specialists throughout the country look forward to
the specimens he brings to the lily shows each year.
In his work with lilies, DR.. Showalter has put his
home freezer to He collects pollen in small bottles
and stores at zero degrees for later And by eez
ing pollen he has managed to make crosses between
varieties that bloom at different times during the
summer
In crossing varieties of L. c0nGdense, he has used
parent stock ranging in color from red to yellow, and
has developed soft orange lowgrowng plant that may
be a native hybrid between the red and yellow varie
ties
DR.. ShOwalter uses large cans in moving the wild
lilies to his garden, taking quantity of earth with
each plant And he emphasizes, he is careful to ask
permission before digging any plant.
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do not" he says, dig any plant on the parkway
without first getting permit from the Park Service,
which may be granted only to serious botanist to
collect few samples. Remember that you may be
fined for digging plants park lands"
The East is filled with beautiful wild lily natives,
DR.. Showater says. All you have to do is train your
eyes to see them.
jill BIRCHFIELD
Evening star., 1961-12-18
Mrs. Bundeen
Holds Classes

Mrs. Joan Bandeen of Sill
yer Spring is holding weekly
classes to inform her neigh
borS of the Burnt Mills Knolls
Women'S Club about home
preparedness in civil defense.
Mrs. Bandeen, formerly an
inStructor-nurSe at the Ma
tional Institutes of Health, is
covering such topics as
stocking food reserves and
medical supplies. emergency
sanitation measures and radi-
alton hazards.
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1t will. be necessary for me
to store all of my furniture
and a good bit of my house
hold effects.
I have had such unhappy
reports about furniture stor-
age in this area from sew
eral friends who have COM
planned about mildew and
musty smells, to say nothing
about damage to not only
small items, but large pieces
of furniture such rs dining
room tables and living room
sofas.
Can anyone give me any
advice on storing furniture
so that it will definitely not
be damaged? Has anyone had
any luck with these mildew
absorbing packets which are
packed with furniture? I see
these advertised occasionally,
Evening star., 1961-12-18
Greens Show Winners Announced

Mrs. Charles Law, Mrs.
John Rixse and Mrs. Marshall
Berry took first prize awards
in the Christmas Greens
Show held recently by the
Beverley Hills Women's Club
and the Beverly Hills Gar
den Club.
The joint show and tea,
held in the social hall of the
Fairlington Methodist
Church. featured table and
door decorations, including a
group of miniature Christmas
trees made by the Garden
Club members for the hoSpi-
tai at Fort Belvoir.
Mrs. Law took first prize in
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both the Open Glass and the
Junior Class, Mrs. Rixse won
the Senior Glass award and
Mrs. Berry headed the Novice
Class.
Mrs. Laws prize winning
centerpiece called Christmas
Buffet Supper" composed Of
a spray of Western holly
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and a large white candle, was
used to decorate the table.
The party was arranged by
the Women's Club, with Mrs.
Ernest Engquist as chairman
and a committee Of assist
ants that included Mrs. John
Wood, Mrs. Ronald Lowder-
milk, Mrs. Edward Cogswell,
Mrs. James Minogue and Mrs.
Archie MaSSino.
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READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
The Storing of Furniture
Mrs A n n VjennI

have been reading this column for number
of years now, and enjoy it immensely. now have
a request which hope you readers will be able to
help me with, regarding the storage of furniture.
expect to be leaving the area for a period of
Evening star., 1961-12-18

and wonder how effective
they are.
Any information along
this line would be greatly
appreciated and again, many
thanks for such an enjoyable
column.
Evening star., 1961-12-18
Koleidoscopes
To Mrs. J. p, Sterling


Mrs. p. II. c., KenSington
The kaleidoScopes which
were described in RICH were
made for Maryland mental
health hospital patients by
students at Broome Junior
High School in Rockville.
Mrs. Hawkes., the school
nurse, had the idea for the
project, which was carried
out by the members of the
Future Nurses Club at the
school. Perhaps if you call
her she would be willing to
tell you how to make them.
Evening star., 1961-12-18
Points for Parents 8, E.,tA 7A.n.. w.'..

The gift of parents companionship should rank far
higher in scale of uaues than do material gifts to
adults.
Evening star., 1961-11-10
Shop the Holiday Specials
all through every JeIIeff store
and every department!

street FIoor) ~ *fp ~
Perfume Troys, $5.e5 to $3.50 (erond qiftsD
Dresser Sets, comb, brush, mirror $I2
Decorative Jewel Boxes, beveIed oIoss $6.e5
All above
SOS SchioporeIIi Tites, best coIors. $I.5e
81 and So JeweIy Assortment for s.
SL95 and Slo95 NyIon Fashion Umbrellas $5e5
So to 81 Fobric Gloves S1o5
$7eo to $ll so Wool Skirts and Stacks. S.
$500 and $500 Eosy-Core Blouse Variety. S4
$l8.95 Leather Handbags big handsome! $I3e5
$500 Orion AcyIic Bulky Sweaters S5S5
Handb pusF
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(Seeond Floor
Third Floor

Misses Women's, Juniors $40, SIS Coots $50
$50 Winter Coots in all Sizes S75
Misses and Women's $ll8 Winter Coots sos
$500 to SIS Hondmocher Wool Suits S48
S799 to $ll SO BIouses, varied styles, fobrcs S.
$3.50 to $l499 Wool Skirts, slim or pIeoted. 50
$lleo-$14 SO Wo6I/ Fur Blend or Wool Sweaters. 50
$7oo and oo9 Wool SIocks $500
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-28
New Jersey ReaItor
MUST Sell $4,000
Home To Neoro

Newark, N. j. (ANP) - the
engineer employed by the us.
government at FIT. Monmouth, M.
state division on civil rights has
ordered a developer to sell $20,-
900 ranch home to a Negro field
engineer employed by the govern
ment and to end all discriminatory
practices in housing sales.
A cease and desist order was
entered by the division against the
Haridor Realty Co, trading as
Asbury Gables, Neptune N. j.,
Harold Strauss, Arthur c. Samuels
and Isador Strauss.
The complaint was filed by Err
mon K. Jones, of Neptune, a field
Neptune is a mushrooming Mon
mouth county community in the
Jersey shore area about so miles
south of New York City.
Jones, whose wife, Blanche, Is a
teacher in the Neptune school
system claimed he was rebuffed
three times in 1859 in attempts tc
purchase a $19,99O ranch house
in the Asbury Gables development
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