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WASHINGTON. MARGARET Or
Wednesday NAV 10. 1862. MAR,
GARET WASHINGTON Of 2453
81. nv, sister Of Charles. LeEl!
and Paul Matthews devoted frienc
OF George Carver. She also Is sur
vived by other relatives and hos
OF friends. After > I'm. Friday
call at the Jarvis Chapel iI3s
You ST. nv. Funeral services vii
be held al the First baptist Church
2Sth 81. and Dumbart9n ave. NV.
on Saturday, May 10. at - noon
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery. Is
WASHINGTON, MRS. MARGARET
A Officers and members oi
A James Reese EG=ope Unit
N Ne No >. the American Le'
R1R gion AUXILIARY. are re-
ANN quesled TO attend the tu'
2NWoY neral services for cur de-
~ parted member, NJ r S
MARGARET WASHINGTON. on Fri,
day May is. 1862. at $50 pm,
at the J=rvis Funeral Home, l43.
HoRTENsE B. TURNER. Pres.
BERNICE c. JEFFERSON. secy
WASHINGTON. MARGARET. Of
L.-R ficers and members Of Co
r2 lumbia Temple: No. Az, 1
HN B. P. o E Of W. are hereby
notified Of the death Of
Daughtsr NJ A r @ r Z !
~ WASHINGTON. Funer
- services will be held a. =
the First Baptist Church, - Dunn
WI MARY E. EUTLER,
Daughter Ruler.
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GOLDEN. ROSE n. OF :

ne. on Nav Is. 1862. beloved wife
OF Lawrence A Golden. Services al
Chambers Funeral Home. 5l1 llth
ST Sc, on Saturday, Nav 10. al
! an. InteTment Cedar Hill Gene
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RUBIN. JOSEPH l. on Thursda!

Way Nay Il. fas9, JOSEPH 1. LInR5Sfayi RgBfN
Of 1897 2Sth st NV, beloved
husband Of Pauline Rubin and de-
voted father of John and Ben
Kassow. He also is survived by a
sister, MS. Helen Blustein, and six
grandchildren. Funeral services at
the Bernard Danzansky g. Sons
Funeral Home, 35O1 18th st. NV.
parking facilities adjacent), on
Interment King David Memorial
Garden. Memorial week, SlO3
Eastern ave, Silver Spring, Md
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oUACKENBUsH EsrELLE R. {

Tuesday. MAY Is, 1862. in Garder
Grove, Calf. ESTELLE R QUACK'
loved wife Of Frank A. Quacken.
bush and mother of Frank A
Quackenbush, ir. and Rosemary
Crawford. Services will be held a.
the Gawler Chapel, 1856 Pennsyl.
vania ave NV. on Monday, May
II, at lO.45 am Interment Arling.
t0p National
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RuTLEDGE, HELM FRYE.

Wednesday. May 10. 1862. at her
HELEN FRYE RUTLEDGE. She Is
survived by one brother. Juan Pradc
Frye; two sisters. Mrs. Mary Gar.
nette and Mrs. Ida Lewis; several
tives and many friends. Remains
may be viewed on Friday. May is
after 9 pm, at the Hall Bros. Flu.
neral Home, 62l Florida ave. NV
Mass will be offered on Saturday
May 10. at 9:30 am, at the Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church. 2lO New
York ave. NV. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery, Is
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BREWER. ETHEL. On Monday. MAY

Il. IHb.. az the Dlstrlct GeneraI
Hospital, MRS. ETHEL BREWER of
3il9 22d ST. Sc. devoted mother
OF Edgar l.. Norman l., Lottie Mae.
Chauncey A and Rochelle L. Brewer,
Mrs. Ethel J. Wheeler and Mrs.
Barbara L. Newton. She also is
survived by her mother, Mrs. Al
berta Bachelor: three sisters, three
brothers and other relatives and
friends. After pm. Friday, May
is, friends may call at the Robert
G. Mason Funeral Home. $500
Nichols ave sc. Funeral services
on Saturday. Nav 10. at II noon.
at the Matthews Memorial Bap-
tist Church. 1916 Nichols ave. Sc,
the Rev. R. v. Coger officiating
Interment Harmony Memorial PARK
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Sunday, May 10, 1867. LOUISE
HUNTER Of 1903 c St; ne; i,,,n,., de-
sr.: mother of James Lee Hunter
jr.. and Mary Louise Roberts. sister
OF Simon. Eunice. Annette Whitfield.
Vera Gary and Manley Kelly. She
Ronald r Roberts; other relatives
and friends. After pm. Friday,
May Is. friends are invited to call
at the Frazier Funeral Home. 2S9
Rhode Island ave. NV, where seTv-
ices will be held on Saturday, May
10. at 1890 am. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. Is
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Daughter RuleT.
BLONGE W. HAWKINS, Fin. Secy,

WATKINS. OLGA. On wednesday
May 10. 1862. OLGA N. WATKINS
Of 43U2 sheridan St. University
Park. Md. beloved wife Of ChaTIes
Donnelly Watkins and mother OF
Mrs Orville R. Watkins, sister OF
Mrs Toby T. Poulson. Mrs. Roy J.
Clunie and Mrs. Clarence c. Kickoff,
grandmother Of Charles Franklin
Watkins. Friends may cau a.
Gasch'S Funeral Home. ABB Bal
timore ave. HyattSville. Nd, after
IL am. Saturday. May ~, untll
10 pm. Sunday May 90. Services
will be leld at Fort Lincoln Gene
tery Mausoleum Chapel on Mon
day. MAY II. al ll:+3 am. IN m
WILMER, KATHERINE BURKLEY
On Thursday, May u: ln6} al a.
BURKLEY WILMER of lOlS West
lawn drive. Falls Church. Va; be-
loved wife of Otis B Wilmer,
mother Of Burton Louis wilmer
Mrs. Dolores Marie Ennis and MIS-.
Shirley Sigmon: sister of Mrs. Mae
Priest. Mrs. Teresa Monson, Mrs.
Evelyn Fadely and Howard Burk-
ley. Friends may call at the, Ives
Funeral Home. @S41 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. Va. where there viii be
a recitation of the rosary on Friday,
Nav is. at : pm. Mass will be
Offered at St. Charles Catholic
Church 1904 North washington
blvd. Arlington Va. on saturday,
MAY 10. at G:3O am. lnterment
National Memorial Park. is
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CEPHAs, WEsToN MeKINLEY. on

Tuesday, May l5. 1862, WESTON
MCKINLEY. CEPHAS, brother Of
Gisn Ssphs1 H H. N.o %ateT IS s0f snfvved GlOf5 5y
four Sisters, jeanette Ferrtii' Mrs.
Eunice Parker. Mrs Amanda Rob-
ertson and Mrs. Julia Farrow. other
relatives and many friends From
friends may call at the Morrow &.
Woodford Funeral Home, 1922
llth st. NV. Funeral services Sun
day, May 20. at pm. (EST), at
the Upper Zion Baptist Church,
H. ellison officiating. Family may
be contacted at 2T05 North Capitol
st. 10
May II, 1862, in the Shenandoah
County Memorial Hospital. Wood,
stpes Va Hsy,dE EP%ARP GSATcP 10Y neIdEsc SLEN
father of 10y Glenn, Waterlick, Va.
Mrs. Frances Boyce, Washington
D.. C., and Lawrence Glenn. ,Alexan
dria' Va. He ,s also ,I is sury.ysd ,! 3
held on Sunday. May 20. at Noun
Zion Lutheran Church. Fort Valley
Va, at . pm. EST. The bod!
will lie in state at the church on,
now rests at the DeIiinger Funera
Clem-Golladay Cemetery. st. David
Church. Va.
CRAWFORD. JESSIE o. On weones
Hospital. Mr.. JESSIE 8, cRAW
FORD FORD Of Il5 T St & NV eeyote' .I e.
ford' He u also o i, survived ty on on
DAUGHTER, Mrs. zlona Henderson
Of Dallas, Tex; granddaughter
Mrs. oveters Hails:ock; two broth
ers; four sisters. other relative
and many friends. Remains ma
be viewed on Friday May IS; atte
Home. e$i Florida " ave EN- NV. F1
neral services or Saturday. Ma
10. at 1:3O pm. at the Mace
donia Christian Community Church
1920 46th ST. ne. the Rev. Charlie
Mack officiating. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
DAVIDSON, tI JOHN o,r S: On ThgEsda2 mla,
loved husband of Ozella w David
son. father of George s. an
John NJ Davidson, Mary j. Muller
Francis o. Hengsr. Margaret "
Suthard and Helen D. johnson an
% Som lie oi also fs IS saP saPvi1eG wears By Eif eisf
grandchildren. Relatives and frienc
may call at the Gasch Funer;
Home, 4?39 Baltimore ave. Hyatt'
vile, Nd, after pm. saturda,
held on Monday, May II. at / an
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. :.
DAWSON. KATHERINE STEVENS
1862 KATHERINE STEVENS d..
SON Of 1914 Fort Davis place s.
Notice Of funeral later.
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CARMAN. sERGIUs B. Suddenly, ,or

Thursday, May Il, 1862, at hi.
home. 77l4 18th st. NV, SERGIUs
Carman, father OF Sergius B.. jr.;
John P. and Michael D. Carman and
brother OF Mrs. Elizabeth Law. Mr.
Carman rests at the Warner z
Pumphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md,
where friends NAV visit after l 80
pm. Friday. May Is parking ia
cilitiesl Mass will be offered for
the repose Of his soul on Saturday,
May 10. at 9 am, at st, Matthew S
Cathedral. l725 Rhode Island ave.
NV. Interment Gate of Heaven
Cemetery
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JACOBSEN. EMILY A. on 7

May Is, 1862 EMILY 4. JACOB
SEN, beloved wife of Axel Jacobsen
motnsr OF eve K. Shavatt' daughtei
Lucy Eriksen, Kitty, Arnt and Pau
Schone. Funeral services at thl
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home. 1861
Good Hope rd. sc. parking facili
ties), on Saturday. May 10, at
pm. Interment private.
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GEORGE HARRY On wsdps,

UEUhUE- HAkk1. On Wednesday,
May l6. 1862 HARRY GEORGE
brother Of Mrs. Louise Gather o.
SOS p st NV Notice OF funeral
later Arrangements BY JARVIS.
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Draths

FEELEY. JOHN. Or Tuesday. Ms,
IS 1862 a; GeorgetoVn Un!.
Ve-sliy Hospital JOHN FEElEN
o. IGn SchottS court ne. uScli
o. Katherine c Blackburn. Mrs
Mildred Steinmetz Of Washington
o. R,sEsnum anu - Conn nt''H Friends ends ins ma
call at GsWlerS Chapel 1895 Pa
ave nv courtesy parking op
DoSitel where services will be held
on Friday. MAY Is. at m
Inte-ment LitchfielG. Conn. Is
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HOOVER, ROBERT NJ. Federal Lodge

A ! !; !; +; e: !; + 4 ]
IN hold an emergent COM
IN munication at 7:45 pm.
<M mo Sunday, May 20. 1862, at
NY neral Home. -90l l4th
" St NV, to conduct the
Masonic funeral services for ouI
late brother. ROBERT NJ. HOOVER
HARLAN NJ. HAGAN. W. NJ,
EITpR pn
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JACKSON. MRS. JNLIA peparte.

this life on Thursday, May II,
MRS. JULIA R. JACKSON of 440s
E st. Sc. Apt. g. She leaves a
Dunlsn D6InTlSe1 snd q hist MI ~ otheI Ieisa
tives ana many friends. Brown g.
Davidson Funeral Home. 5635 Eaos
ST ne in .hArEe of arranRen. entS
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BUCKLEY. ANNA HESS. on Thurs.

day May II. 1868. at her resi-.
dence: 1909 North FTsdsTiGk ! I,,!S, s..
LEY. beloved wife Of Charles W
Buckley, ST; mother OF Mrs. An.
nette Conner. Mary L. and Charles
W. Buckley. jr.: grandmother o.
Sharon Ann and David Waynl
Conner. sister Of Mrs Elizabeth
Sigler, Mrs. Sarah Kurtz. Mrs. Hen
rietta Child and Mrs Ruth Good
Friends may call at the Ives Flu
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd
Arlington. Va. where funeral serv
ices will be held on Saturday. Ma
10. at 1880 am. intermen
MillerSville, Lancaster County, Pa
In lieu of flowers the family woul
appreciate donations being mad
m the NJ g Ftpd
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MCBRIDE. DAVID MELVIN. s

DAVID NJ. MCBRIDE Of Ali NJ St
ne. husband of Rosa Lee Nc
Bride. father of David Lee and
Mary Olivia Mcbride. son Of Pink
and Evie Mcbride, brother OF Geor-
gia A. Campbell. Nancy Goodman
Ruth L. Brown Eyie Z. EDWARDS
Lucille Baker. Lula NJ Quarles and
Robert H. and Willard P. Mcbride
Friends are invited to call at the
Frazier Funeral Home. 5Sg Rhode
day NAV 1S Services on Satiir-
day. May ~, a. pm. at the
New Bethany Baptist Church. 10th
and N SITS. NV. lntermelt Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery
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GEORGE. REV. ALBERT 5. o.

Wednesday. May 10 1862 REV
ALBERT S GEORGE of 1921 18th
S George. father OF Dr. Thso4o-,
r George 81. grandfather of DR.
Theodore r George. il; great
grandfather Of Theodore r George
III. brother of Attorney ClayboTn6
George OF Cleveland Ohio; father
ln-law OF Mrs. Emma NJ George
ana broIher-in-law OF Dr. Zelma
Georse OF Cleveland. Ohio He also
Is survived oy other relatives anC
host OF friends After pm
10 call al the Jar'is Chapel. 1852
You St nv Funeral services will
be held at the Zion Baptist Church
43lS Sheriff I'd ne the Rev
Leon c. Collins officiating. on Satur-
day May 10. al l pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery is
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JOHNSON. WALTER BERNEIL. 81

on Wednesday. May I6, 1862.
WALTER BERNELL JOHNSON, Sr.,
husband of Mrs. Naomi Matin
johnson. ir.. OF New York City. son
of Mrs. Annie L. Bond OF Fort
Valley. Ga. and brother of Mrs
Sarah B. Davis of Atlanta. Ga.
uncle, other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS b. Mcclure, Inc. 10
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MUNDAY, WILKINS OTIS.

side services were held today. Fri
day, May IS 1862. in Arlington
National Cemetery for WILKINS
OTIS MUNDAY OF DavidSonvtlle,
Nd. son Of the late Cary P and
katherine wilkins Munday of
Lynchburg, Va. He is survived by
his wife. Neva Lingren Munday;
daughter. Mrs Arnold Miller, ir..
Of Annapolis. Nd, and three grand
sons.
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May Il. 1862, at her residence
l121 c st. ne. BERTHA JOHN
SON, wife Of Walter johnson. She
one brother, thirteen grandchildren
nineteen great-grandchildren. other
relatives and friends. RemI ,ins
resting at the John T. Rhines Co
Funeral Home. 3Q15 18th st. ne
Notice of funeral later.
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hLUDLEN, MICHAEL Z. Members
Al Of Washington Council,
.Z.AlA No. 234. Kl!ghts of Co.
AKZEM lumbus, are notified of the
S2H death of Past Grand
SNaA ~ knight MICHAEL E
N.Y. KLODZEN and are re-
wy quested to assemble at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home. 5I03
Wisconsin ave. NV. at S:15 pm.
Friday. May 1S, 1852. for the
recitation of the rosary.
JOSEPH J. O'MALLEY. g. X. IS
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FRAZIER. DR. 2 FRANKLIN

Thursday MAY l.. 1862. DR.. (
FRANKLIN FRAZIER OF go Rhode
Island ave nv beloved husband
OF Marie r Frazier. Notice o.
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
JARVIS
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May Il. 1862. at Providence Hos
pital, JOHN ?. LUSKEY. Jr.. OF
367I Camden St Sc, beloved hus-
band OF Helen NJ Luskey. father
OF John E. Kathleen A, Paula j.
Anita F and Gary P. LuSkey and
Helen Compton, son Of John E.
and the late Helen NJ. Luskey and
brother of Catherine E, Helen B,
Ann C. Lawrence NJ. and James R
LuSkey, Margaret McNerhaney Marie
C. Akuns and Theresa NJ. Brown.
Funeral from the James T. Ryan
Funeral Home, 3l7 Pennsylvania
ave Sc. on Monday. May Il, al
. am. REQUIEM mass at St. Francis
Xavier Church at $50 am. Rela-
tIves and friends invited. Interment
Mount Ohvet Cemetery; Friends may
call after pm. Friday. Nav is
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Dratha
KLODZEN

1862. at her home, 1905 GlenSide
dr. Tak1ma Park. Nd. MRS KATIE
d. KATHERINE DOROTHEAl
LEONBERGER. beloved mother oil
Mary Leonberger, daughter OF the
late John and Elizabeth Fischer
and sister Of Mrs. Lena Fisher OF
Washington. D. c, and Charles
Fischer of Holly Hill, Fla Friends
may call at the S H. Hines Co
Funeral Home. 29Ol l4th St NV
parking facilities). Services at Zion
Lutheran Church. New Hampshire
ave and Kingwood dr.. Takoma
Park. Nd. on Saturday, Nav 10
at " pm Interment Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
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sANTINO. DOMENICK. on Thursday

May II. 1852, DOMENICK SAN
TINO of sos Somerset pl., Chillum
Terrace. Md, beloved husband of
Irene A. Santino Cnee BuccD, father
Of Albert Z. Santino and Mrs. Mary
L. Junghans and brother Of Mrs.
Maria Puccioni Of Camden. N. j.
Friends may call at the Nalley Fu-
neral Home, 300 Rhode Island ave,
at Eastern ave. ne. Funeral Satur-
day, May 10. at $50 am; thence
to st John Baptist de La Sale
Catholic Church, where mass will
be offered at - am, for the repose
of his, soul. Relatives and friends
invited. InrSrment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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JOST, JOHN. On Wednesday. May 16,
JosT Of e 1f%i6 HoSa cSadWiek SSpsG lane RocE. dN
vile, Md. husband Of C ChriStabel
Barton Jost. father Of Mrs. Fred H.
Riedel and Mrs. William B. Chapman
Heale and Fred Jost. There also are
six grandchildren. Mr.. Jost rests al
the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring, Md. where service viii be
held on Saturday May 10. at T.
noon tparking facilities l. terment
private Friends may visit with the
family at the funeral home on
Thursday and Friday. from to
pm. is
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day. May II, 1862, at Sibley Hos
pital ESTHER CLINE JONES of
3029 Woodland drive NV, be-
loved wife OF Albert A. Jones,
mother Of the late Allen Monroe
Jones, aunt of Mrs. Peter Thomp-
ter OF Vora williams OF Shreveport,
La. Friends may call at the H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290l l4th
st. NV, after 10 am. Saturday. May
10. Services at the above funeral
home on Monday. May II, at = pm.
parking tacllitiesl. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery %
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators.
sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL. UN. 4-5100. JU. 6-5040.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-23
Office Furnishings
N. FRANK & SON
DI. 7-72S9
ORGANs-Final week Of KITTY

ORGANS-Final week Of KITES
Great 4lst Anniversary Sale Of
new and used organs. LARGEST
stpSk in "a the sonv WaiSnHsS Sestio oTs1
Dntn., 1890 q st. NV, RE. 4
62i2' Alex, 1921 Mt. Vernon ave =.
XII. S-S6S6. Rockville Congress
sional Plaza shopping center. HA.
1870.
ORGANS-sale of floor model and
sonics. Save up to $3.50. Fully
GfsRiEL PIANO & ORGAN CO.
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
.925 @ st. NV. MA. S-O423
1855 All BIy si,S OF Phi Cor 4. Sa9 4i g
PIAN0s-Final week Of KITS
Spinets, consoles and grands from
regular stock sharply marked
down. Our greatest store-wide
sale Of the year. KITS g con-
Venient locationsl: Dntn;, 1880 @
st. NV, RE. 1929. Alex, 1921
Mt. Vernon ave, XII. S-S6S6. Con-
Rockville pike, HA. 7-742O.
PIANOs-Discount prices and only
S25 down with low monthly pay
ments at the PIANO MART. 1015
eth st., NV. (Phone ST. 3-6300)
and 5l6p Lee highway. Arlington
IPhone 536-6s2D. Large select
ton Of spinets, consoles and up
rights in 9 wide variety OF fin
ishes and styles. Arlington store
open ewes.
PIANO, spinet. huntington, rnahog-
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOSTON TERRIER PUPs-Beauti-
fully marked. reg. Axe. wormed,
shoLs. Ewes. and SUM-, 30l-774-
1894. Days. 569-2135. Ext. ~.
BOXER PUP, 8 months old. female.
black mask, fawn color. $50.
772-2420,
DOBERMAN PINsCHERs. Axe reg,
REQ and rare blues, males and
females. RE. 6-1465.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tcONTlNUED)

FURN.--From model apis. rms,
liv. rm., bedrrn.. dinette, S39y
Terms. 81 week. Call MA. S-36l6.
FURN.--Sofa, lge. green, excellent
cond., $50. Loveseet, blue. good
cond.. $35. WO. 6-1004.
FURN.-Walnut din. rm. set, table
and Q chairs, buffet and server,
S75 or best offer. GIL 1871.
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Evening star., 1962-01-28
Maryland Federation
Board to Convene

The winter meeting of the
board of directors of the
Maryland Federation of
Women's Clubs will be called
to order at 10 am. Tuesday,
February 20, at the Emerson
Hotel, Baltimore, by Mrs.
John P. kaufman, president.
All club members are in
vited to attend the program
which includes a panel of
particular interest to club,
district and State chairmen.
Six departmental chairmen
from the Baltimore district
will conduct the panel, repre-
senting conservation, educa-
ton, fine arts, home life, in
ternational affairs and public
affairs. Mrs. Foster D. Mitch
ell, second vice president of
the district and dean of
chairmen, will moderate.
Legislative developments on
the national and State levels
will be presented. Mrs. Roy D.
Whitlock, honorary president
of the Maryland federation
and consumer consultant of
the Baltimore district, United
States Food and Drug Ad-
ministration, will speak on
Consumer and Finance"
Following luncheon, the
choral group of the Woman's
Club of Catonsville will pre-
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sent a program Of special
music and Mrs. William
Brown will speak.
Mrs. kaufman attended the
annual conference of the fed
eration's Southeastern Coun-
Gil held early this month in
Pinehurst, N. C. She was ac-
companied by 81 clubwomen
from Maryland.
Highlights of the confer
ence included a tour of Ra-
leigh and Chapel Hill, with
coffee at North Carolina's
executive mansion. Meetings
were held for council officers,
State presidents and junior
directors.
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Beuutv in Her Own Back Yard

This morning while watering my plants and enjoying
their vivid colors noticed miniature rainbow shining
through glass of water my wndowsll. Now l can
have rainbow sunny day and not wait for spring!
"On a recent icy morning took magnifying glass
and went for walk. Oh, the beauty of the weeds and
shrubs, and thought All this is mine
Right smell the fragrance of sassafras cherry
and oak wood burns and crackles and it carries
back to old parlor and big stove with its isingass
window where used to lie the Brussels dreaming
often play game called Stop Look Listen. When do
find much beauty around me I feel tremendous joy
and contenment just at being alive"
EDNA H REBER
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Stretch and Grow GIunorous

Forget about that diet. girls Stop torturing yourself
with kicks and bumps and bends. Milicent Linden
sparkling syphke creature who has taught her theories
of body dynamcS throughout the country ncudng to the
West Point plebes) describes them in fascinating little
book why You Should NOT Exercise" Quoting Da vnci
Every heavy body desires to lose its heavnes" Chow
tue she describes how stretching superior to exercise
in achieving buoyancy and bounce.
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OF LOVE and
LAUGHTER
Private Thoughts Can Be Our
Secret Enemies or Our Friends
By MARJORIE HOLMES
Apron. pocket philosophy

Apron pocket philosophy
Our thoughts can be our best friends, our direst
enemies When those queer little beings that people
brains healthy and in good humor they entertain
us with our dreams spur on; they can permit us to
relve happiness through their offerings of memories
But when they i'll and ornery look out! They will
dredge past mseries and force to endure them all
again. They will conure up for torment
They will enlist in pointeSs frutesS destructive mono
logues. They will plague you with worries.
Perhaps the most basic secret Of learning to be happy
to be able to master and control those beings that
dwell just behind your brow your thoughts.
Here some suggestions for that end:
l. Whenever you hear the wrong crowd moving in
switch jobs Instead of working at solitary task take up
one where you will have some actual oral company.
2. Drown them out. Get good music on the hi-f
the radio what the TV has to offer right
3. Stop whatever you're doing If possibly can and
read good book In the words of philosophers ancient and
modern often find to the distresses brood
And novel, drawing us into the problems OF
others, divert from own.
4. Form the habit of thinking conructve thoughts
about your tasks when you're not bothered by
the opposition UPSTAIRS and learn to fill leisure hours
with constructive things.
Lyrics for Everyday Living
FIRST ROBIN
Sd,U a robin redbreaSt
On cold and dreury day.
He te,U from tree to the merit
In Uery pleasant Day.
Oh robin, is it you?" said
"Although / could be Drong
The only Uay III tind out
Is to hear your pleasant Song'
ME1AN1E MICHEL. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12

shutdown of parks and the
library coupled with the COM
mission action might force
Negroes to renew mass demon
STATIONS.
Emphasizing that the inte-
grafton drive would not weaken,
DR.. King pledged to return to
this racially troubled spot in
Southwest Georgia on Monday
"Today's developments may
mean we will have to regroup
our forces and renew mass non
violent demonstrations in Or
der to keep this issue before
the conscience of Albany and
the nation" DR.. King said.
Tennis Game Stopped
Parks were locked under or
ders of Police Chief Laurie
Pritchett after integrate d
groups tried to use the public
facilities.
In a group that went to both
q white park and one set aside
for Negroes were the Rev. Jo-
seph Smith, an Albany Negro,
attorney William Kunstler of
the American Civil Liberties
Union, New York; the Rev.
Henry Elkins, Atlanta aide to
DR.. King; and Rabbi Israel S.
Dresner, Springfield. N. j.
More than a dozen Negroes
Joined them in the indignation