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Evening star., 1962-01-05
KEHoE, CECILIA M. On Tuesday,

KSEHoE of b41B tSp5 18th sHeht1A ave. chillum M
Md, beloved wife of Edawrd r.
Kehoe, sr., and mother OF Edward
F.. Kehoe. .jr.: sister of Joseph and
Henry Roldan, Mrs. Marie Viera,
Mrs. Frances Barchow and Mrs. Rita
Planco. She also is survived by
three grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Nalley Funeral Home
5000 Rhode Island ave, Mount
Rainier, Md, Saturday. January g.
at $3.50 am: thence to St. Johns
BAPTIST De La Sale Catholic Church
5!06 Sargent rd.. Chillum. Md,
where mass will be offered at 10 a m
Relatives and friends are invited
VISITING hours Thursday and Friday,
January 4 and B. from IA pm.
and 7-10 pm.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
LANlERs. sEDGwICK NORRIS

ISED0: On Thursday; January 4.
RERs foERs-,S Of ~ l2g2 oSsns C,S place ne.
band of the late Parralee Dyson
Landers and devoted father of Sedg-
wick D. and Lucious H. Landers,
Mrs. Flava Conley. Mrs. Eunice Car.
penter and Mrs. Lorraine Brown Of
1slip, N, Y. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by Mcclure,
Inc.
Evening star., 1962-01-05

qsGyy 2, 1857, BENJAM1fINNS INSqss Ems sSoi Of
hSI hhGSl Brentwood rd: ne, beloved
brother, Of Ruth Hardesty and VIII
liam Elms. He also is survived by
tWo grandchildren, Richard Elms
ana Shirley Sedivy, and two great
sTanochildren. Tn Services at Gasch's
Funeral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave
Hyattsyille, Md, on Saturday. Jan,
uary o., at 10 am. Relatives and
Irlends invited. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
Evening star., 1962-01-05

SMITH, WILLIAM FREDERICK. on
lH1lN Thursday, January 4, 1862,
z at the Fairland Nursing
IsNM Md: IiI5s,,a after T., many gS,,R %oR;hsi %isS
~ at the Berkshire Apart
A ments, this city. for many
years before his last illness. He is
survived by a cousin, Fred Dickie-
son Of Freehold, N. j., and many
friends among the Spanish WaE
veterans. He was a past COM
mander Of Urell Camp, U. s. w. v.
Remains resting at the Deal Funeral
Home, 4S12 Georgia ave. NV. Burial
in Arlington National Cemetery.
IN lieu, OF flowers donations may
be made to the Patients Welfare
Fund, v. A. v. g., Mount Alto
ROBERT W. LIVINGSTON,
Cann NJ
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28

that will entitle the person vine
sets ii TO one chance at i grand
prize. This grand Prize will b,
. refrigerator, television Or
other similar electrical appli-
ance.
The dropping of the golden
Easter eggs will lake place al
400 in the afternoon on FRIDAY.
April 20. Local stores will re-
main open that day until 800
F. M.
The grand prize drawing
Will be held on Saturday after.
noon, April 81.
In order TO acquaint all the
local merchants participating IN
the big promotion with the de-
tails of the event. IA dinner
meeting has been scheduled for
next Wednesday night. April
4, at Cherry Grove. AL White
head, executive secretary OF
the association, will discuss the
promotion at that time.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28

actress with the love song Can't
You Do A Friend A Favor?
Norris Gore and James Prince
provide the comic relief of the
Show with their engaging rend-
itions of Desert Isle and I Feel
At Home With You. Richard
Wright, a mainStdy of the mems
section of the Chorus, effec-
lively portrayS the Mark Twain
version of the incpt King Ar
thur, and feelingly sings with
Roger Elliott the haunting
Same Girl. Completing the star
roster are G. b. Sellers, Carroll
Fonvielle, David Coleman. Sue
Kelly. Margie Granger. and
Judy HARRISON. The knights
and ladies of King Arthur's
court are portrayed by Ronnis
Jones, Sammy Williams. Jerry
Soles, Billy King, Bobby Soles.
Richard Hardee, Mackie Sarvis.
frankie Stanley, Larry Fowler.
Thelbert Todd, Ricky Harrel-
son. Ronald Ray, Frank Jerni-
can. Pam Spivcy. Dolores Lee.
Ann Ward. Vivian Granger.
Melody Roberts. Peggy Taylor.
Martha Wright, Mary Angela
Clemmons, johanna Herlocker.
Alice Wynn Kelly. Jackie Say
re, Judy Coleman, 10 Ann
Wright, Linda Watts, Linda ID.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
Local Girl Gets
Chapter Degree

Recently, Martha Wright,
sophomore at TABOR City High
School was given her junior
and chapter degrees in Home
Economics at the aunua. Mo-
,her-Daughter Banquet. This
marks the first lime any girl
in the history of the school has
been awarded the chapter de-
gree.
The chapter degree signifies
that Martina has rendered SER
vice to her community and
nome III numerous ways. Such
things as church activities, par
ucipation in worthwhile school
programs, carrying out several
home Improvement projects.
and leadership in Future Home.
makers of America were some
OF the items that Miss Wright
vas judged on.
Martha is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Wright of
Route /, auOr City. She is
member and vice presidents bf
the Future Homsmakers sof
America (TdUUr City chapter).
She attends the 81. Pauf ieth-
odist Church where she sings
IN the choir. Martha is pres
emily serving as Historian of
the Methodist Youth Fellow
snip In her local church. She is
also a member of the TCHS
Chorus.
Mrs. Ora Avant, FILA advis-
ol, states that, Martha is on.
oil the most capable and ener-
eetic young girls that we have
mad IN the local chapter for
some time. I'm not saying that
we don't have other smart
gnls--it'S that Martha is ius,
SO outstanding! She never fat;
tC carry out her job and is
Wiling to go the second mile.
Size has done so much worth
While work for her home,
school, and community. If
anyone deserves the honor.
Martha does"
When Martha was asked her
views on the chapter degree,
her personal goals, home eco
homicS, and thoughts in gener-
al, she stated, II was so happy
to nave been awarded my chap
ter degree. ! wanted to crv and
Continued On Page g.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28

with the Campbell singers. DR..
YCder came to the North Car
Dina Baptist School last fail
after completing his Phi. d. de-
gree at the University of Flor
ica. At the university he had
been instructor in music and
assistant director. of the Uni
Versity singers. Earlier, he
had taught for five years At
Heston College and had direct
&C the Heston choir.
This years group is Camp
bells first senior-collegc choir.
The school enrolled its first
class of juniors in September
and many of the singers are in
their third season with the
choral group. The choir is max
ing its diamond jubilee tour
this spring, since the college.
founded in 1887. is in its sew
enty-fifth year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28

Carroll, and Linda L. Carroll.
Indispensable to the produc-
ton are the members of the
stage crew. Linda Carter and
Margaret Ann SoleS are the
best of student directors. Larry
Wright, as stage manager.
solves problems and executes
changes with speed and skill.
Margie SuggS. the assistant ac-
companist, displays her consid-
cradle talent with her playing
OF the Overture snd the Entro-
act Other members assisting
are Darcus Prince, Bonnie Fave
Granger, Peggy Spivey, Bren-
90 Gore, Nancy Barker, Mer-
line Fowler, Kitty 10 Manning.
The ushers are Bunnie Gore.
WANDA Fowler, Linda B. Fowl
or, Agnes johnson. Brenda
Gore. Monteen Lewis, CAROLYN
Eddings, Paula Wright. Peggy
Splvey, and Christine Canady.
The members OF the Chorus
want to thank the many people
VINO have helped TO bring this
recreation of King Arthur's
court to Tabor City. They hope
that spectator enjoyment of the
show will be commensurate
with the interest and enthusia-
SIN they have had in its pro-
duction,' Mrs. Woody said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
Labor Survey
Now Underway
In Tabor City

The Tabor City Merchants
Association has launched lab
or survey for this area. Al
Whitehead. executive secret.
airy. has announced.
"A prominent industry has
expressed some interest in To-
eating in Tabor City and before
We can present what we really
have TO offer new industry. We
must be able to show them In
no uncertain terms what our
labor situation is he said.
All persons, male and fe-
male. living within driving
distance of Tabor City are ask
ed to drop by the merchants
association office on Railroad
Street and complete an appii-
Cation blank that is now avail
able. These will also be left al
various businesses in town ard
an announcement of their loca-
IONS maze later.
we want to emphasize tina.
this industrial prospect has by
no means contracted to locate
rcre but there is some interest
being shown in this area and
we must have complete facts To
present To the potential manu-
idCturcr," Whitehead said.
we hope in the near future
to have printed a number OF
Ar"churcS that will put down
~ black and whit" and with
pictures what advantages W.
lave for incoming industry.
The results of this survey viii
thcn be included in that bro
chure in addition 10 their pre-
S"ntation To the prospect that
We now have he said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28

lives, known several sources OF
security. As infants. we were
completely satisfied To- look UP
into the loving iGces Of our
parcnts-that was all the Sc
turity we needed. After grow ..
ing up a little, we began to
learn that our homes offered u
refuge from outside danger.
Curing our pre-tccn years. We
found certain amount of adj
ditional security III our friend
ships. All of these are good and
necessary To a wcll-roundC
personality. but we as teenag-.
ers are beginning to search
tor something in which we car
be eternally secure. I am con.
vinced that this security is bas.
&c upon ones self-reliance and
Continued On Page ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
ChoroIWorkshoc
Baptist Church
Mon. And Tues.

Harvey Woodruff of Charlotte
College will conduct a Choral
Workshop next Monday and
Tuesday at the Tabor City Bap-
fist Church. There will be a
nominal charge of Sl.0O per
person per night. Sponsored by
the Music Department of the
Columbus Baptist Association.
the workshop is open to all
those interested in church mu-
sic from Baptist churches i'm
the area and other denomina =
tons. Mr.. Woodruff is we'll
known. having served in sever
al different positions in this
state. He was minister of music
at Myres Park Baptist Church
for five years, then at Wingate
College for two years. and one
Continued On Page A.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
Granger MOTOR Company
Still In Business Here

while Progressive City Mot
OF Sales, Inc, has purchased
thc new car franchise and soma
OF the other properties of Ora
niger Motor Company, the Ford
agSncy in Tabor City, Grainger
u stiil In business here, il was
announced last week. The an
Lcuncement of tn tran. .c,ion
last week indicated tna L;o,:
(Short Granger was no longer
IT. business.
Granger maintained the us
co cars that he had in stock
inc accounts receivable, notes.
mortgages, etc. that he held.
we will continue the Granger
Motor Company corporation for
S'ine time to come and will
collect these accounts i'm the
same building just as we did
before" the company spokes-
man said this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granger, pres
ident and secretary treasurer
respectively of the company,
released the following state
ment i'll order to clear up any
misconceptions arising from
last weeks published report OF
the transaction:
ITO our friends and CUSTOM
crS: We debated over the idea
OF giving up the new ca
franchise for about 3 years, but
VIC did not want 20 take anoth-
CT business out of Tabor City.
I'VE did not own the fran
elise, as it is owned by Ford
Motor Company. We on differ
ent occasions offered to release
ii TO Mr.. Willard Small if his
corporation would build their
own place of business and let
US keep our same location so as
t. serve our customers better
and more efficiently. But as
they would not agree for us to
compete against them acting az
an independent automobile
dealer in Tabor City, we only
released the franchise, sold the
parts, equipment, new cars in
stock and on order.
"1n regards to our customers,
all notes and accounts receive
able remain the same, and will
be collected in the same build
ing as before.
1--WE also wish to express our
sincere appreciation for all past
business relations with our
customers and to thank them
for being so good to us. Any
business is dependent upon its
customers. L. S. Granger, pres
ident; Mabel J. Granger, Sec
Treas"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
Campbell College
Choir Here Sunday

As its Sunday evening serv-
ice April /, the Tabor City
Baptist Church will have a
concert of sacred music by the
touring choir of Campbell COL
lege at 500. The public is in
vited to attend.
The program is ceHtered on
selections from the Felix Mend
elsSohn oratorio 1.-THE Hymn of
Praise" 1t begins with musics!
settings of selected Psalms by
composers ranging in time
from Hans HaSsler of the late
10Th century to Katherine Dav-
l. of the present day. II ends
with choral arrangements Of
great American spirituaiS and
F. MeliuS ChriStianSen's uni
versally loved crusaders hymn
Beautiful Saviour"
SoloiStS are Patsy Yates,
Durham: Helen Coggin, Walt
Ell boro, S. c.: Louise Wilson.
Wilmington, and Donnie Har-
rington, Greensboro. Accom-.
pianiSts are Jacqucline Knowl-
es, Charleston, S. c.: Sandra
Kidd. Jacksonville, Fla; and
Geraldine Matthews of the
music faculty.
Conducting will be DR.. Pau,
Yoder, professor of musical
education at the college, who
will be making his first tour
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
Merchant Meefinq
Set For Next Week

Final plans will be complet-
cd April 4, for this years big
townwide Easter promotion
when all members Of the Tabor
City Merchants Association will
attend Il dinner II the Cherry
Glove Community building n.
100.
directors have outlined the
program similar To last years
Golden Easter" Egg hun
When ping pong balls wero
cropped from an airplane, each
containing a valuable prize.
ms years promotin will again
see ping pong balls dropped
from the low flying plane with
each ball worth merchandise
prizc to the one who retrieves
il.
In addition to the prizes on
me ping pong balls, small strips
"i cardboard will also be drop-
ped from the plane this year
and these will bear a number
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
Hearing Thursday

Landowners Of the Simp-
son Creek watershed are be-
ing urged to attend a hearing
Thursday night at 1880 d. m.
at Daisy School on the pro-
posed creation of the Simp-
son Creek Watershed Conser-
walton District.
The hearing has been call
I'd by the Supervisors of the
Horny Soil Conservation Dis
tIict after a meeting at which
1t was requested by a number
of landowners.
Such district, if created.
would ma intain drainage
work already done by the U.
S. Army Engineers and would
pave the way for more of
such work in the area. posi-
bly, Including Buck Creek
and the Waccamaw River.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
Chorus Production To Omen
Thursduy;Two Night Stand

The curtain rises Thursday at
$3.50 p. NJ. on the Tabor City
Chorus production of Rodgers
d n d Harris A Connecticut
Yankee. The sale of tickets for
both Thursday and Friday
rights is moving oriskly and
indications point 20 full houses
for both nights. Tickets for re-
served seats may be purchased
from Mrs. w. w. Woody at the
school or from Mrs. Eugene
Granger at the Tabor Hard
ware and Furniture Company.
We hope that everyone will
take advantage of seeing and
hearing the outstanding talents
displayed by members of the
Chorus said Mrs. Woody.
Roger Elliott and Sherry Sue
Cox, tenderly singing the ballad
NJ, Heart Stood Still, gave this
show its major love interes
And with their clever and de-
iightful Interpretation of Thou
Swell, Thou Witty. Thou Sweet.
Thou Grand, they show that
being in love has its fun side.
Carol Rogers comically re-
counts her matrimonial past
with lurid tales Of killing off
husband in To Keep My Love
Alive. She then proves her
versatility as a singer and an
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
. PirewuY Armed Robbers
Still EIuding Law Officers

Three men with accents
iorciSn to this area robbed
i w. IkeI Longs sclf-service
grocery and service station n,
' Plrcway Thursday night at gun
point and fled with SlO7 taken
"m Longs pocket. Long had
gust closed for the night and
'ihptied his cash register when
IN" armed robbers appeared.
The three white men were
believed 10 be in their POS
and left in the direction of
brunswick county They were
SUI at large Wednesday al
! though law enforcement Of
IicerS of Columbus. Brunswick
ana ior Y counties were work
ING on the case and a general
alert was sounded throughout
the Carolinas.
The robbery occurred abou,
S:l5 PM, when the three men
entered the store. put a gun
To Longs back and asked him
tor his money. One of the
thugs then hit Long on the
head with a black jack and
demanded that he lie on the
floor. When Longs wife ap-
pcarcd. they told her 10 lie
on the floor also if she didn't
want 10 get hurt.
Long said the men were be-
loved to be driving u 1852 or
1858 Ford. light blue with the
front grill out. He said two of
the men had guns and the
other a blackjack.
After the robbery. Long was
carried to the Columbus Coun-
y Hospital and treated for the
blow on the head and shock
ard released the same night.
One of the three robbers Rad
ente ed the store eafiier in the
evening and bought "a pack Of
cigarettes. fTie5sxnfe enc 40
pearcd just prior to the rob-
berry and asked for another
pack Of cigarettes. When he
got the cigarettes. he walked
TO the cash register and his
two cohorts walked in with
guns demanding the money and
that the Longs lie on the floor.
After hitting Long on the
head and demanding that he
lie on the floor until they made
their getaway. one of the rob-
bcrS said, now you lie there,
Mr.. Long. unless you want
Your wife hurt"
All the men were unmaskcd
and the Longs are said to be
able to identify them if they
are apprchcndcd.
Another store operator in the
same area. Paul G. Gore, is
said to believe the trio stopped
AT his place of business a short
time before the robbery Oc-
CURED.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
MISS TABOR CONTEST

The Civilian Clubs annual
Miss Tabor City" Beauty
pageant will be held at the
school auditorium April IL,
and the club is now seeking
contestants for the coreteG
title.
Any young ladies interest
ed in entering the contest are
urged to contact Mrs. Billy
Rage. Tabor City. as soon as
possible.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
Nokino Honor
Roll Announced

M. M. Jones. principal of
YAKIMA High School, has an
bounced the following honor
roli Tor the fourth grading
period:
brenda Osborne. Betty Rec
YES DORIS jewell Turner. Bar.
para Hardwick. Betty Williams
Deora Register. Ralph Supqs.
ntIen Hinson. and Jackie Faye
Ward.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28

Of the season and will probably
amount to an average of about
300 pounds per acre.
This plan, he said, will allow
the price support and sale of
Tugs and primings only during
the first five days of the SELL
ing season, after which the
price support will be available
on all tobacco, including Tugs
and primings. IL II is in tied
form.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
Loose Leaf
S. 6. Weed SoIes
Seen This Yeor

II looks as though South
Carolina tobacco farmers will
bl able to sell a portion OF
their weed united on South
Carolina markets this year.
Senator Olin ID. Johnston
said Monday he expected the
Department of Agriculture to
issue notice of rule change
Tuesday making possible loose
leaf sales of flue cured tobac-
co this season.
Such sales, he said, would be
restricted to the first five days
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
PRE-SCHOOL CLINIC

Parents Of children who
will enter the Tabor City
School next fall are request
ed TO bring them 10 the
Pre-School Clinic II the
auditorium next Wednesday
morning. April 4. The clinic
will be held from s-lz In
the morning. Principal Ran
dali BurIeson hiss urged each
parent Of . school child
TO make sure 10 attend the
clinic.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
POWER OFF SUNDAY

Carolina Power and Light
Company will discontinue
electricity into Tabor City
Sunday morning from 1880
until 1880. The interruption
Is necessitated by work being
don the lines near South
Whiteville and the safety of
the workmen requires the
power cutoff.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28

Congressman Alton Len
non informed the Tabor City
Tribune yesterday that he
had been assured by the U. s.
Dept. Of Agriculture that any
plan approved for selling
loose leaf type Thirteen to-
bacco in South Carolina
would also apply to the
North Carolina Border Belt
Markets.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28

Giving does not improveris1
US IN the service o. our Make
neither does withholding Ell.
rich us.
- Mary Baker Eddy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-03-28
David Ward Is Winner
Of Jaycee Speaking Contest

David Ward. of Williams
Township High School, was
named winner IF the Junior
Chamber OF Commerce speak
ms contest on My True Sc
curity" last Friday. The finals
in this two-School event, that
pitted Williams and Tabor City
High School against each other
was held al WTAB with three
judges making tn, decision.
There were seven entries from
each school in the contest.
Judges for the contest were
II. B. Todd, Rev. p. H. Lay
field. and Mrs. A. d. Curric.
Gene West, local Jaycec, was
chairman of the event.
Tabor City school winner
was Jerry Jcnrctte and in the
finals Jcnrettc and Ward were
vying for the right to compete
III N'it oNdNt NolllN'Sl III HDIl!.
Ward will represent the local
Junior Chamber of Commerce
in the State meeting.
Wards winning talk fol-
lows.
MY TRUE SECURITY
Physical security is a free
dom from want OF fear. When
enc feels such security. he il
happy and content with what.
ever comes along in normal sit
uations of his life. This secur-
ity is commonplace in America.
today. People do not seem to
realize, however. that the mat
erial pleasures Of this country
and of the world are all man
made and can pass away in an
instant We must seek to find
for ourselves a true and deep
ly-rooted security.
We have all, throughout our
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Volentine-Doehrer

Mrs. Mildred L. Volentine
Of Riverdale, Nd, announces
the engageme ent Of her
daughter Dorothy Elizabeth
to Mr.. Allen Pine Doehrer,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Allen Pine Doehrer Of
Silver Spring. Miss Volentine
is also the daughter of the
late Mr.. John Charles Volen-
tine. An October wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Eudy-Bode

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Jerome
Eudy of China Grove, N. c.,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Helen Ernes-
tine to Mr.. Clarence Allan
Bode, son of Mrs. Clarence
Edward Bode Of Chesterhill,
Ohio. and the late Mr.. Bode.
A November wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Burtnick-GIick

Mrs. Lesion Leon Burtnick
announces the engagement Of
her daughter Ruth Day to
Mr.. Norman Stanley Click.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Click of Santa Barbara,
Calf. Miss Burtnick is also
the daughter Of the late Mr..
Burtnick. A June wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Johnston of Littleton, N. H.
announce the engagement Of
Mrs. Johnston's niece Miss
Joyce A. Guyer, to Mr.. Ches-
ter M. Wiggin, jr.. son Of
DR.. Chester M. Wiggin of
Conway, N. H. An early e
October wedding is planed.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
OliVer-Scott

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Oliver
of Takoma Park announce
the eng a g m e mt of their
daughter Rhonda to Mr.. Will
liam Scott, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Scott of Silver
Spring. A June wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Schloudecker-
Ward

Mr.. and Mrs. Julian H
Schlaudecker of Chevy Chase
announce the engagement of
their daughter Julianne to
Mr.. Donald Thomas Ward,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thomas Ward Of Glen Bur-
ME, Md.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
PINK Ell LEPHANTS' ARE NEW
ENGAGEMENTS

announce the engagement of
their daughter Linda Barbara
to Mr.. Walter Edward Myers,
son of Mrs. Walter Myers of
Charlotte, N. c., and the late
Mr.. Myers. Mr.. Myers is
known professionally as Lee
SHEPPARD.