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The Republican., 1963-12-03
Gifts Of JeWeIry
Are Certain To Be
Long Treasured
BountifuI Selections Offer
Presents For Everyone

A harried Christmas shoppers
best friend is the jeweler, advises
the JeWelry Industry Council. This
is because a gift from the jeWcler
always carries special excitement,
and because of the wide range of
exciting gifts he carries-no mat
ter what price range the buyer has
in mind.
Todays jeWelry stores are filled
with many happy gift ideas for
everyone-from gifts for the young
est of children to the oldest of
groWnups.
When it comes to that new baby,
for example, the next best thing
to being born with a silver spoon
in its mouth is to be presented
with a cleaning gift of silver, such
as silver porringer, juice cup.
silver rattle or silver flatware set.
Little girls in the six-to-twelve
age group love bracelets, lockets
or tiny pendants, even an appro-
pirate birthstone ring. Boys in the
same age bracket like identified
ton bracelets. tie tacks, cuff links.
Teen-Age Favorites
Teen-age girls love jewelry of
all kinds and there are so many
exciting things especially designed
to fit their taste and mood: charm
ing hair ornaments in gold filled
and cultured pearls, whimsical
pins, dainty bracelets, birthstone
and cameo rings and delightful
charms galore Teen-agc boys
come into their own with heavy,
smart looking identification brace
lets, billfolds, pen and pencil sets,
rings, cuff links and tic bars or
tacks as well as their first fine
watch
For the any lady, Jewelry gift
ohSSNoNlOllo tll I ilOi OlllN ldSCllldl-
ing but seemingly endless in va
riety. Lovely necklaces, bracelets
earrings and pins in gold, gold
filled and silver, many with in
teresting stones such as Jade,
carved tiger eye, ivory, cultured
pearls.
Timely Gifts
The gift of time in the form of
fine quality watch is a sure Win
ner with SO many beautiful anC
new designs in gold and gold fiIlec
finishes to choose from. New STYLES
and shapes make tOday's watch
models more striking than ever.
Nothing makes a man happier
than to receive something he wants
The Republican., 1963-12-03
Solving Size Problem
Helps In Giving Boots

Fashion-favored leather boots
make most welcome gifts With
the wide selection available, and
with the great popularity of boots
in all styles, lengths, textures and
colors. Santa's only problem is
likely to be the question of size.
Easy way out is to ask her for
list of her sizes, and the subtle
way is to copy the numbers from
the inside of her shoes and let the
shoe clerk act as decoder Surest
way of all: give a shoe gift GER
tificate.
The Republican., 1963-12-03

New and used cars both are ex-
pected to figure significantly in
this years Yule gifts picture, es-
pecially where there are respon-
sible children in their upper teens.
They too now need cars to get
around to schools and jobs.
How to give an automobile for
Christmas and still make it a sur
prise? One way is to arrange with
the dealer to make delivery, in the
name of the correct person, Christ
mas morning.
Another way is to present the
keys for the car, handsomely
wrapped in a jewel box.
The Republican., 1963-12-03
Motor Car Sours In YuIe
Gift Popularity

Although a new car for mother,
eligible son or daughter, would be
a superb Gift for Christmas-What
with the new 1864 models now
available-used cars also enter the
gift giving category in especially
fine style this year
This is due to the fact that trade
ms now in stocks of new car deal
ers include not only fine models
of recent vintage, but cars that
are exceptionally clean" to use
a perfectly understandable trade
term.
The Republican., 1963-12-03
Everyone Can
Share In Gifts
For The Home
Large Or Small, These
Presents Give Long
Term Pleasure

Santa will certainly find the
welcome mat out when he arrives
bearing gifts for the home this
Christmas. Something for the
home gifts" are more varied and
versatile than ever, and their ap-
peal is wider than ever.
Everyone can enjoy home gift,
from the toddler for whom manu-
facturers are providing an increas-
ing selection of furniture to add
to his comfort and fun to the senior
citizen who finds that his special
needs are carefully considered, too.
NeWlyWeds warmly appreciate
gifts to aid them in furnishing
their first home And not only new
brides but homemakers of years
get a lift from gift that adds to
home comfort and beauty
The gift needn't be big one to
give a lot of pleasure. Colorful
cushions. beautiful piece of china
or glassware, towels, sheets, scat
ter rugs, kitchen aids and va
riety of other gifts don't dent the
Christmas budget, yet add greatly
to enjoyment.
/ For Big Giving
Santa'S helpers often like to
make their home gifts big, how
ever. From relatives and close
friends to neWlyWeds, from the
children to Nom and Dad, from
the family to the family are some
of the directions these big gifts
take.
Carpeting or area rugs, dining
room or dinettc sets, sofas, chairs
and tables of all sorts are among
the favorites for big giving. This
year king-siZe beds and mattresses
are getting attention as important
home gifts, and a contour bed
which is adjustable for reading or
breaEfaStlng IN bed is one OF the
many new entries for practical, un-
usual furniture gifts
Large or small, one of the out
standing advantages of home gifts
is that they give long term pleas
me, comfort and luxury over the
years.
Equally important, home gifts
can be shared by all the family,
and the enjoyment starts when all
members of the family shop to-
gether to make home gifts selec-
tionS
I Make 1t Personal
! Home gifts can be personal, too,
and often are Almost every home
gift could be intended just for
Nom. A good choice this Christ
The Republican., 1963-12-03
Make 1t Personal

Home gifts can be personal, too,
and often are. Almost every home
gift could be intended just for
Nom. A good choice this Christ
The Republican., 1963-12-03
CHEERFUL EARFULS

Transistor radios, with earphone
attachments, permit owners to tune
in to favorite programs anytime,
anywhere without disturbing peo-
pie nearby
The Republican., 1963-12-03
FOR WEATHER WATCHERS

If he'd like to do something
about the weather, give him a
barometer. New models with great
er sensitivity clearly show even
slight changes in air pressure, so
that amateur weather watchers can
more confidently predict the COM
ing changes.
The Republican., 1963-12-03

but would never think of buying
for himself. In the personal jewel
ry category there are handsomely
designed cuff links, tie bars and
tacks. dress stud sets, pen and pen
Gil sets, attractive and smart look
ing rings, money clips, key chains,
military brushes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

1901 HONEYWELL LANE, very
lovely home in clOse-in setting
of natural beauty. 3 bedrms. on
upper level. Cypress paneled
den. rec. rm. with firepl. opens
to garden. 2-car garage, 3 baths,
heating units for each living
level. Mid 4Os. Available imme-
diately.
out Bradley blvd. to Durbin I'd .
right to HONEYWELL. left to 1901
Commander Wilson, OIL. 6-6790D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

BURTONsVILLE AREA-IO acres,
ready TO develop. Hell TO N
REALTY CO., 3s4-7sl7 or l742343.
BURTONsVILLE AREA-3 and 4
bedrm homes on acre. HELT0N
REALTY CO., 3s4-7slI or 47A-2345.
CABIN JOHN-S4g5 dn. incl
settlement. 3-bedrm. Diet. home
with bsmt. LARGE lot, cow. loca-
ton Vacant. OWNER. DU. =
OpGO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

Fairview New amblers & split
fOyers, move in with deposits &
bedrms., 2 baths, level "a acre lots
with city water. All brick, carpOrts,
dashboard heat, fireplaces, must be
sold this week.
DIR: out Rte. ~ to Spencerville
Rd left to Allnutt La. 4 right TO
houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
Rannnckhnrn Area

bdIlllOCkUuI AI6d
6S2l BARR RID, 10 ornamental
woods used throughout. extra
ordinarily charming home af-
fording unusual privacy on large
Handicapped wooded lot, with
flood lghted badminton court
First floor: 1880 liv. rm. with
random width pegged floor and
gum paneled walls opening 70
screen porch, din. rm.. BED
ROOM. bath, study > bed
rooms Zone l2xl5), and bath up
spacious attic. Daylight oak pan
eled rec rm. with pecan plank
floor and cherry paneled bar
room opens to garden. Work
shop, maids rm.. half bath. mid
30s. . fireplaces. 1 air-cond
units included (adi. 10000 So
It. lot also available).
out Macarthur blvd. 70 Bannock-
burn dr.. right to E. Halbert,
right to Barr I'd. Mrs. King,
wO. 6-O449D
PObiak & PObiak
rnnn OI -lNnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

$500 BURNING TREE RID,
strictly custom-built Colonial in
$4,000 50. #. wooded setting,
near school. Wide hall, extra
spacious liv. rm. din. rm. area
with firepl., most charming pan
eled 34-ft. fully-euuipped kit
family I'm. opens TO secluded
patio. Laundry Tm. and powder
rm. also. Double garage. garden
rm.. porch. 3 bedTms. . baths
uD. Radiant heat. Mid 40s.
Out Bradley blvd. to Burning
Tree I'd. right to $500. MRS
Duke. OIL. 6-6SS3D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

ESTATE COMMUNITY
Stately new size-wiSe COl0nials on
shady, winding roads among clubs.
Formal entry to lovely living room
with open hearth. Lee. study and
powder rm., 32-ft. pan. beamed-ceil.
family rm., kit. with big breakfast
bay and raised hearth. Formal din
ing rm., peaceful patio and "a acre
Of trees. Upstairs are big
bedrms., z plush baths, and storage
attic. ROOmy downstairs for tools,
play area, maids rm., shop. rec.
rm., 2-Car gar, ports garden shed.
City sewer, water, gas. Close to
shops, schls, d. c. buses, quick,
fast TO d. C., Va, all Md. Upper
Dos, low 4Os. 800 SI71c finan.; Out
Wis. ave, left on Bradley to
Locks left 3 blks. to sllo Locks
and INFORMATION HOU Sc on
right. Open Sat, Sun, daily, "
dusk.
EITi1Iio M n Ttfaoc ACcOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
POOLESVILLE, MD.
W a-Q0gQ mr. 101nI Q.l1k

We 0-I&&S VIZ W CAs l-9AoA
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-Wonderf
home for garden lover. 4-bedrm.
2-bath Williamsburg Colonial;
formal din. rm. with built-in
china cabinets, completely
way to attached garage; full
bsmt., heated greenhouse with
all accessories. deep wooded
yard with palisade fencing. $50, =
$50. KORZENDORFER, REAL
TOR. OIL Ash til q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
MARGARET ]. DUNKLEY
BOGLEY

0N u III 4
zoos WISCONSIN AVE. OIL. 1850
BETHESDA. Minutes from Acc and
new Bureau of Standards. Almost
new A-bedrm. and library split
level beautifully planned by a
master builder. Lovely rec. rm.,
built-in garage, WOO ed lot,
owner transferred and must sell.
Mid A0s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

BURTONSVILLE ARE -Large
house, 5 bedrooms, Va baths, oil
hot water heat, AGAR garage, work
shop. acre completely fenced
Ideal living for large family. Price
S24,950. Call Mrs. Hammer with
LAIRD B. SCOTT, RealtOr, JU.
q-042O. ewes and Sun. JJ. e.lg7g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CHEVY CHASE

THE VILLAGE" a quality brick
Colonial home with a center hall
plan, den and powder room, bed
rooms, z baths. $50 500. Call WO.
600. EWD. H. JONES 4 co.
NC, RealtoT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BROOKHAVEN-3 bI. ramb., din
Fm, carpurt. hsTnt, $3.50
James c. C0nley q Co. u s-il5t
BUDGET BUYS
500 OWN buys coy 2 bedrm. bun
galOW. heated rec. I'm. and Ord
bedrm. rOuEhed in hsmt., nice lot
mr.. school Niers Mil
$3.50 TOTAL CASH. pay sll7 PEI
mo. Clean z bedrm. Colonial, sep
din. nm, level lot. Cow nieni
Rockville ara
$3.50 DOWN ; bedrm
"a n b Pr with Ice. LOT. Choice
Rockcrest area
$50 TOTAL CASH move in tomor.
row J bedrm. brick rambler, fun
bSmt. with exit 20 Ice wooded lot.
West End, Rockville
Pc. 2-s2s7
GLEN J. KOEPENICK, INC.
BURNT MILLS-new brk. Col, I
Ice. b-T. "a baths, family rm., Ice.
lot, E-Z Terms, SCI $50
James c. COnley & co. JU SABA
BURNT MILLS, S34.950. 5-bedrm.
brk. split Wfentr. foyer. family
I'm. Wfraised hearth. firepl. de
luxe equip. kit formal din. rm.s
3 baths.
a SPACIOUS BETTER HOME"
Pull bSmt. WIrec. I'm. plus maids
Tm.. delightful0 covered patio.
Ice. corner lot Wfcircle driveway
10 double carpOrts = acre.
BURTONSVILLE New 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler. MAY be seen any
time. WINSTON c. Clay WA.
T-421s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

Perfectly delightful 2 bedrm. brk.
rambler near bus and h OF S.
Modern kit, separate din. rm., de-
tached garage, h.w.-h. Pretty
fenced yard with lge. trees. No
bsmt. but attic, util rm., lge. clos
cts. Dir: Out Old Georgetown Rd.
to GreentIee I'd, left to $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

MAYNE REALTY co.
924-4O00 Olney. Md.
MANOR CLUBS b.r. 2 bath brk
Ramb., lge pch, rec. nm. 2 firepls,
lanes EonIev A. CO. III GAIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
rARROLL KN0LLs-s IIvER

L a X X " l. l. hNOLLS-S l. r. X
SPRING Spacious 4 bedrm., 2pz
bath bTk. split level. Sep. din. rm.,
kit. with eating area, Ice. rec. rm,
COnv. to schools and transp. Lovely
level lot. Assume lge. loan. S23, $50.
ROBERT H. KENT & co.
REALTOR JU, $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

BIOS oUINTANA DR.. welcome
privacy on Handicapped IA acre,
near Bethesda Country Club.
modern air-cond. Split-level Of
3 bedrms., and den, 2l2 baths
Double carport, tremendous COW
cred patio area for sumptuous
entertaining. Realistically priced
in upper 30s for quick sale.
Out Bradley blvd. to Seven Locks
I'd, left to Carteret. left to Quin-
tana, right to 9l08. MRS. Nor
ris, OIL. 6-3SS9).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
WASHINGTON GROVE

Lovely brick rambler in this
charming area, hv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm., 2 baths, full
bsmt. and carport, hot-water
Dashboard heat, S23.950.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-18
Club Seeks
Ideal Woman

A business women's club
in Alexandria is looking for
the ideal woman employee or
employer.
The winner will be named
Miss Cor Mrs.) Business Cor
Professionally Woman of
Alexandria. The contest is
sponsored by the Dolly Pey-
ton Shepperson Business and
Professional Women's Club.
Contestants must be en-
ployed full time in the
Washington area and must
have resided In Alexandria
for the last two years. Each
contestant will be judged on
her contribution to her COM
pany, her attitude, efficiency,
personality, appearance,
study for advancement and
community interest.
Finalists will be inter-
viewed by a panel of judges
by October / and the winner
will be selected later. Or
CARNATIONS, firms or indivi-
duals who wish to sponsor
contestants should write to
the club at Box 9069, Alex
andria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-18
LOVE AND LAUGHTER :
AConneo Night
Is Natures Art
BY MARJORIE HOLMES
Beauty in your own back yard

Beauty in your back yard
1t is cameo kind Of night-gently chseled.
1t is as If layer after layer has been carved away
with pure and careful knife leaving the outlines Of
trees that bend above the water clean yet curousy soft
They lean in folds of loneliness its smooth black
mirror Their edges delicately blurred Behind them
the sky is shining almost blank Of stars Though
gradually almost efficiently the stars emerge as in
modesty before the coming glory Of the moon.
Where is it?" your husband asks sitting the patio
There's the feel Of a full moon tonght-its time for IT,
but where is itP"
TITS coming" you inform him confidently. "Its slow
but it'll be hereSee how much brighter glow there
behind us to the left"
As speak its force ntenses; pours through the
spaces OF the nearest branchesyou its fiery rim and
then the full majesty Of its face 1t is like great prince
mounting the sky in slow and stately tread How it
hurry this thing full of splendor? It is weighted it is
restrained by its burden its vast bowl Of fiery
light
And the evening itself is respectful, like the stars
There is shouting noise of wind and the
children, bent their homework up in the cabin
curousy quiet No dogs bark, no frogs thump and call
Except for the steady little snged orchestra Of crickets
the moons coming is met by silence Ths-all ths-is
muted cameo bright and small and soft.
q n cameo kind of night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-18
The Days of CotoIog Paper Dolls

The column about the arrival Of spring ard fall
catalogs brought this letter of "reminiscences charming
that it must be shared:
II remember when the catalogs arrived at home
In the country in upper Michigan Sears Roebuck and
Montgomery Ward catalogs like Of world far
away, to those Of us who lived a farm.
I'VE cut paper dolls and played all winter in our dining
when too cold and the too deep
school, We picked out families in neighborhood and
found pictures that suited themfather mother children,
relatives My brother called them Dude People"
Each of chose family and had corner Of the room
where his People lived We made carriages and seds
to take dudes visiting each other to church and to
parties Once Of people torn in two and we
had funeral and buried him. Oh, it all so REAL.
to
zone spring day when the thawing and
there puddes in the yard brother decided to take
our dude people out for boat ride He had been out
long time and when he in asked him where
dudes The boat had upset. he said, and all
people drowned. I sad but knew that was
the end Of paper dos-and childhood perhaps.
We were growing up fast-too big to play with
them But don't think I'll be too old remember the
dale, Maryland.
Lyrics for Everyday Living
CoUPONTTIs
The coupons clip from the papers Nth gIee,
Promising discounts and presents. all free,
stuff IN my purse and redemptions seek,
Only to find they expired last tOeekI
Ruth A. Dom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-18

Street at Fourteenth . National 8-T13O
Massachusetts, Avenue at 10th . Emerson 2-2255
Corners, Virginia Q National $3.50
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Nav 8

The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden
age; 10 am. to pm; tickets and information,
Washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters in the {
Belvedere Hotel. Baltimore 2, Md; Worthington
Baltimore County,
Evening star., 1963-03-31
April 5-ApriI 6
April l3

The 22nd annual House and Embassy Tour: 1880 to
6:15 pm tickets and information from AAA, Brentanos
Camaer Buckley Marriott Motor Hotels Raleigh HOTEL
Sheraton-Park Hotel, Willard Hotel. Shoreham Hotel,
at residences on tour day and by writing to Mrs Richard
T. Mcdonnell Of Washington; Embassies Of Wet Nam,
Luxembourg, Greece the Turkish Republic the Philippines
and Chile houses Of Mr. and Mrs Orme Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. William Fitzgerald Rear Admiral and Mrs Hubert
Chanler Mrs Robert r. Mccormick, Mr. and Mrs Hamil
ton Robinson and Mr. and Mrs Philip Stern; refreshments
served at the Turkish Embassy benefit Of the Washington
Home for Incurables.
Evening star., 1963-03-31
May 7

NlOV
The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden Pill
grmage; 10 am. to pm; tickets and information AAA
In Washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters in the Shera-
ton Belvedere Hotel Baltimore O. Nd Guiford Walking
Tour Suburban Baltimore
Mays
The third annual Mclean House and Garden Tour;
II am to pm tickets and information by mail to Mrs
Kenneth A. McClave. in Mclean, also at AAA, Willard
Hotel George Mason Hotel in Alexandria Marriott Motor
Hotels Evans Inn in Mclean and Little Caledonia houses
of Dr. and Mrs Joseph H. Bragdon Mr. and Mrs. Willis S.
Fitch, Mr. and Mrs Tom Killefer Mr. and Mrs Carleton
Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Scovlle, r, and Mr. and
Mrs. David Norton Yerkes luncheon served IL am. to
pm: and tea served to pm at st, Johns Episcopal
Church; benefit of Mclean Boys Club.
Moyo
The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden Pilgrim
Washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters in the Sheraton
Belvedere Hotel Baltimore O. Md; Worhington Valley,
Baltimore County,
May 10
The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden Pilgrim
age; 10 am. to pm; tickets and information AAA in
Washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters in the Sheraton
Beivedere Hotel Baltimore O. Md; My Lady's Manor.
Nay II
The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden Pilgrim
age; 10 am. to pm; tickets and information, AAA
Washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters in the Sheraton
Belvedere Hotel. Baltimore O. Md; Kent County,
May II
The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden Pill
in Washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters in the Shera-
ton Bevedere Hotel, Baltimore O. Md; Cecil County,
Nay l8 and May lo
The 26th annual Maryland House and Garden Pill
grimage; $3.50 am: tickets and information AAA in
Washington and Pilgrimage Headquarters in the Sheraton
Bevedere Hotel Baltimore g. Md. the Chesapeake Bay
Cruise and Walking Tour Of Oxford boat leaves the
recreation pier in Baltimore
'The hours and ticket information for the Historic
Garden Week in Virginia appear under April 20Apr a.
The event sponsored by the Garden Club of Virginia.
proceeds for the authentic restoration of the grounds
and gardens of historic shrines privately owned Day.
light Saving Time observed in sections of Virginia
Visitors should determine where this effect to save
inconvenience to themselves and to the who open
their houses
''The Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage is
sponsored by the Federated Garden Clubs Of Maryland
the Maryland Historical Society," the Baltimore Museum Of
Art the Society for the Preservation of Maryland An
tquties and the National Society of Colonial Danes Of
America in the State of Maryland proceeds from the
will be divided between maintenance Of historic Hammond
Harwood House in Annapolis other restoration projects
and civic charitable enterprises selected by the home
owners from their share of the funds ote Visitors
the tour requested to at-heeed shoes spike
heels damage fine old floors in the historic manonsO
Evening star., 1963-03-31
April 28-ApriI %

Potomac MD Country House Tour: noon to 6 pm
on the 2Sth. IL am. to pm the 29th tickets and
information the AAA Samuel E. Bogley Co.. w. C. and
A. NJ Miller Development Co. Mllcent Chatel and Joseph
M Wise Realtors, loves Florist The Surrey Potomac
Village Pharmacy and by writing by April % to Women
Of St. Francis Church. Potomac; Mr. and Mrs. Wade
Dworshaks' Hundred Aker Wood. lemonade Sold Mr.
and Mrs John Eckers Marker Oaks Mr. and Mrs Adolph
g. Kersers Fox Meadow. St. Francis Church luncheon
served here from noon to pm0 Col and Mrs Grady
Cores Marwood (pant sale): Vice Admiral and Mrs
Ralph g. Riggs Riggs Wood and Mrs Thomas Kelleys
Pleasant Hills Farm Sandwiches desserts and beverages
so) benefit Of ST. Francis Episcopal Church, sponsored
by the Women Of st. Francis Church