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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
NOTICE.!

Modern Shay SUNOCO
station In Hyattsville, Nd.
now available for immedi-
ate lease. We are seeking
a sales-minded. mechani-
cally-inclined man who Is
anxious to own his own
profitable service station
business. This station Is
averaging nearly 10000
gallons Of gasoline month
" and is Ideally located
for tune-up, brake serv-
ice, front-end alignment
and TBA sales. A moder-
ate investment for stock
and equipment Is required.
II you are seeking greater
income and future security
for yourself and your fam
fly then THIS is your
opportunity Call Sun OIL
Co. days 737-3115 or ewes.
and Weekends, Mr.. Miller
BS7-fliSI.
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1860 hardtop sedan pur-
chased November 1890 driven eco
mi. In storage 10 months, r. and
Ion uphnls., WV. tires, oil filter,
auto, adjustable mirror from inside.
Not a scratch inside or out. Must
sacrifice 10 settle estate for Sl.eq5.
Write Pc. Box l2o66. Washington
7ooo5, DC. ~
CHRYsLER 'ss-A-dr. New Yorker.
Radio (rear spkr.) and heater, p.b,,
p.s., WV. tires a newt, new flr,
mats, bait. and radiator, good
cond. DC insp. No need for md
car. $500. LII. A-s7os.
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CADILLAC q t-Wlnd0W Sedan, fll-
" equipped including factory air.
Immaculate condition. Reduced to
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FARMS
COMMERCIAL GROUND

FOR SALE OR LEASE. with build
ing. 5 acres. ca prop. on Route
30l. Upper Marlboro, Md. 627-ssl6,
262-l3li.
Mr.. 10Th AND n NV, 1891 "a.
IT,, CO, 2 story bldg, with financing
plan, ready to go. RE. T-2l6os CAL
CARA, OIL. 2-lse7.
close to Kamp washington. viii
sell subject to zoning. lo6x22l, In
Guiding 4-bedrm., 2-bath. full bsmt.
house. $4,000, 5000 cash. Z. S.
BURNS, Realtor. OR. 3-6767.
ROUTE 50 CORNER, near Chantilly
Va. 75c 50. It. z99e down. DU. s
1894, ewes.
SILVER SPRING. Suitable for any
purpose. lS0xl2S. 1900 50. feet.
ca, adjacent TO public parking.
Owner anxious to sell. EX. $3.50.
JU. 7-e246.
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CALL now

r RESTAURANT new cond., Washing
tons finest residential and business
area. Long lease avail. Reas. rent,
$4,000 cash REQ. Box lle-H, star
SERVICE STATION available for
lease, Glenn Dale, Md.-A leading oil
company service station. Minimum
investment, modern facilities, paid
training program. Here Is your op-
portunity 70 be in business for
yourself. For further information
please call day, Baltimore PLAZA
1850, Ewes. Annapolis, 263-sl01.
VACUUM AND SMALL AP-
PLIANCE STORE, small invest
ment secured by inventory. Ideal
for retired mech. inclined person.
RE. 6-o0l4.
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BIRCH RERKEY

CADILLAC 'sl C0upe ds VIE, fuIl
electric factory air, blue-gray,
besuf. blue cob Interior. low MI
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

AND OFFICE BLDG,
Excel. location in Alex Va. !
story bldg warehouse with over
head door on streets, Office re.
dec, price reas. Mr.. Yost FEE
$500 JAMES L. DIXON 4 co.
Realtors.
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7o2o An. Rd., Bethesda OF. 800
CADILLAC 81 Sed. de VILE. superb
cond-s full pwT-s factory air cond-,
s9es. SP. 1904.
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WORLDS FRIENDLIEST
IMPERIALs-CHRYSLER
1916 King st. Alexandria, Va.
New. XII. 9-O567 Used, KI. 9-l2l5
CON '63 A-dr. sed., fully
squiPpedI peri; eG snsd,;. Best offer,
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$40 18th ST. NV.
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

HAVE YOU GOT an extra furnished
office in your suite? require a
furnished office in the NV. or
Bethesda area providing full time
phone answering service and par
tial use (5-l0 hrs. a WIKI of a sec
rotary. 1 represent a West Coast
ing field. Call 6S6-773s.
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OPEN EVERY EVENING THs
Suburban Cadillac-Olds.
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CADILLAC "a Coupe De VIE, whife,
flll power with factory air. sl,7Sa
CAL after Z Pm CLARENCE
DOSER, OF. 1-scsl
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LISTINeS WANTED
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

ARL.. g.. TWO CD homes. S23.950
BUYS both: Nc Me 3D. 216edr r1n..S Co
excel. rentals. assume lRe. loans,
may Be purchased sep $3.50
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CUNT, Self Contained
Lovely apartments less than years
old. Consist Of one bedrm. Tenants
pay all utilities. Owner anxious to
sell. EX. 1855. JU. 1-o246.
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Nd. sub. domestic Just 20 Minis.
fr. the White House or Capt.
Hill. In an excl. area with houses
valued up to $1OO. 600. l Y Acres;
majestically wooded. graded and
filled, ready to build. Command
ing view of historic Potomac
River and Va, shore. OWNER.
BOX 342 II Star
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AUTOMOBILES goa SAFE

CHEyT, $50. $50. 1855 chevy. sszs.
Botn cars N very sod cond- -
has new engine. 67l-iz7a.
CHEVY 81 7-dr., 2. ard n, pEf.
glide, s37s. UN. AzS2s.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ABOVE COLESvHLEi Sew. choice
2-acre sites remaining In "Panora-
ma HILL" no through traf., city
water, $3.50 up. Call EV. 4-7363.
Greater Maryland Prop. u. e-l240
ACCOK e E K, ND, the Moyaone
Reserve 5-acre homesites In estab-
hshed residential community, with
woods, fields, ravines. Land use
covenants for your protection.
THE PISCATAWAY CO., INC.
ALPINE VILLAGE
100 lots, sewer, water, gas, electric
to property. Streets to grade. Ready
to start construction. Location, p.
G. Co. mr.. Fort Washington Forest
and Forest Knobs.
County Squire Sales
24s-66ss 24s-66s6
BEAUTY GALORE
Give the family . break. see the
colorful mountains from your
own 5-acre site at Mountain
Estates. Spend the day selecting
your future view. Don't tight
traffic the rest Of your life New
washington non stop, DIR:
West on 29-2l1 to Gainesville.
right on No. So to beyond Hay
market and property on right.
Agent on property Sat. am Sun.
F Fl REALTY
524-4505
BETHESDA-p7-acre lot, sewer and
water, Charred Oak DIR. State park
behind lot. 10. $3.50.
BRIGGS CLANCY AREA-l7-a e
tract, wooded, priced at $3.50 per
W. wi J. NICHOLAS. Realtor Hg.17
BUILDERS
WEST LAUREL
Over 200 recorded lots. zoned
R-R. Sewer. water available,
with streets on grade, excel. loo,
priced for immed. sale, subordi-
nation available.
Michael Walsh & Sons
779-S745 7e2-Os94
COLESvILLE AREAS lots ready
to go. h-acre each. Street, water,
subordination. Ewes. and Sun. JU.
B sl;Ss1' ASSOC. sss-s44s
DARNESTOwN AREA-Exceptional
7lz-acre building site. 9oo-ft. from
tage. Main road. Covere with
large oaks. Priced $1,000. RIVER
REALTY. INC. Larry Heller Pool
esville. Nd. 3ol -34s-36s2.
Executive or Diplomat
Nd. sub. hcmesite Just 20 minis.
~ the Wh1fa HnF1ca N0nf
Hill. In an excl. area with houses
valued up to 100000. Ia Acres,
natural hillside, scenic view and
majestically wooded. graded and
filled, ready to build. Command
ing view of historic Potomac
River and Va. shore. OWNER.
BOX 342 III Star
FAIRFAX-CENTREvILEE-2 adjoin.
str Stream i 5000 ca. "a Caroline : L &
CAMPBELL, Agent, 560-l2s2. Sun.
JE. 1924, KE. $500.
FAIRFAX-Building lots, beautiful
VI acre, only $500. Call BROWN
& BROWN REALTY, JE. 4-004l.
LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA.-lo acres
with lovey views state I'd. frontage
West of Leesburg, $500, S2,50t
down. DILLON LAND co., Real,
tors, JE. A-4o4o.
LOTS-LOTS-LOTS
! acre more or less, paved streets,
| l095 down, low monthly payments
SHERWOOD MANOR. Few choice
lots left. BROCK HALL ESTATES,
few lots left, new section to open.
BROCK HALL MANOR. new sec.
ton opened. Call Mr.. or Mrs. Tay.
/ lor, 262-2076.
N. LEO SToRCH, DEVELOPER
LOWER PRIC ED LOTS-In DC
| viii build for purchaser. r. H
1 BEST HA. 1880.
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RIIICKS

BUCKS
IS conv., T. and h., auto, blue with
white top. $50. SS3 dn:, sag mo.
IS 4-dr. hrdtp., like new, blue and
81 2-dr., like new. s233, $40 dr., STA
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

LOUDOUN COUNTY. VAL. Large
family house, bedrms., z tiled
baths, large attr. hv. I'm. with fire
place, din. rm,, den, exceptionally
nice all-elec. kitchen on S acres in
excellent area, only $4,000.
2. 81 scenic acres, 5 bedrms., 2
baths, residence, equipped kitchen,
pond, fenced, Outbldgs. on major
hard-surfaced road. $3.50. To in
spect these and other properties
phi one Mrs. Hail. 7o3-66s-6lS3,
HELEN n. KENNEDY, Broker
Purcellville, Va. 700 33e-7lso
Mr.. DULLES AIRPORT
3-bedrm. rambler with 2 acres q
land, mod like new $4,000.
A.bedrm. rambler, two-thlrds acre o
land, mod. and very pretty. SlS,500
For more information or to Sc,
call Mr.. Burton at 103-32
KAAIP WASHINGTON EALTY
SOL w. Lee hwy Fairfax, Va.
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REALTY
524-4505

BETHESDA lot, sewer and
water, Charred Oak DIR. State park
behind lot. 10. $3.50.
BRIGGS CLANCY AREA-l2-a E
tract, wooded, priced at $3.50 per
W. j. NICHOLAS. Realtor I79.szs7
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"a couv-s black with red
leaiher, equip l0w nj. Immzc.
eold-, S36Sa OF make offer. WO.
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FAIRFAX-Building lots, beautiful
Va acre, only $500. Call BROWN
& BROWN REALTY, JE. A-00ll.
LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA.-l0 acres
with lovey view, state I'd. frontage
West of LeeSburg, $500, $3.50
down. DILLON LAND CO., Real
tors, JE. A-A040.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 50 2-dr. hardtop, new over
haul, T. and h., WV. tires. Make
offer. Jerry Kelley, ? to 5, 462-l6l2
aft. S and wk. ends, 549-3e32.
BUICK 80 Invicta estate wag., p.s.,
p.b., p.t.g., a.c.s new tires and
shock S, showroom cond., 5000
mi, new Va. sticker. Sl,795.
703-36e-3353.
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shift, T. and h., clean, new tires
and battery. ! owner, 81 OPS.
33e-le55.
DC DGE u Pioneer hardtop coupe,
GogEgG u qJdlSe finish, power
eFsi..g and brakes, r. and b..
pcwcr ICU- and powerflite
tgEIs. an outstanding car re-
dgCed to sell at only S1,ISS,
"4S-Hour Money-Back Guarantee
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LOTS LOTS

! acre more or less. paved streets,
l095 down, low monthly payments
SHERWOOD MANOR. Few choice
lots left. BROCK HALL ESTATES,
few lots left, new section to open,
BROCK HALL MANOR. new sec.
ton opened; Call Mr.. or Mrs. Tay-
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CORVAIR 80, r. and h., stand.
trans. Viii arrange financing. $3.50
or make offer. 262-OOe0.
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CORvAIR 90 2-dr., I. and b., new
tires. Excellent eond. throughout.
BY OWNER. 356-2le5.
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CHEW. 80 Impala cow, Roman red
finish, cylinder, r. and h., auto,
p.s., WV. tires, one year warran-
W, real sharp, low mi, special,
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CORvAIR 80 Mona, white with
red, 4 speed, w.-ws., T. and h.s best
offer. e3s-AeOl. Aa
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BUILDERS
WEST I.AIIREI,

WEO1 hhOnEL
Over 200 recorded lots, zoned
R-R. Sewer, water available,
with streets on grade, excel. loo,
priced for immed. sale, subordi-
nation available.
Michael Walsh & Sons
77a-S745 762-OS94
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
lcoATIHUEDl

CADILLAC "a Coupe De viHe. whRe,
fll power with factory airs sl.ls3
81 Sdlvs sfisT In CLARENCE
CADILLAC "a eouv., black win red
leaihers EQUIP low mi. Immac.
c0ld., S33S5. o. make offer. WO.
6t7s7.
CADILLAC ~ Coupe ds VIE. fan
eleetTic factory arr blue- gray
besuf. blue cioth interior, low nj,
real eiean. s5.iss.
BIRCH BERKEY
los Leesbgrg Pike &c. HI. In
CADILLAC 1851 sedan de Vile,
Wnlles orlg. owner. L0E MI under
Hy0oo All power equip. Pact. air
eold- Snow tires and spare wheels.
Sickness uecessitstes sale. See L
and tax Price. You VII net be d.
CADILLAC "a Gdr. sedan. GOOD
mech. cond., SIS. 671-59SS.
CADILLAC ga 6-Wind09 sedan, ful-
y equipped including factory air
Immaculate condition. Reduced to
OPEN EVERY EVENING TMs
Suburban Cadillac Odds.
7o2o All I'd. Bethesda Oh. 500
CADILLAC 81 Sed. De vile. superb
eond-' t1h PAT;' factory air eond-'
CADILLAC 80 COW, new tires. an
power, excel. cond., white with
white top. Sls32S. z6z-ossA.
CADILLAC IS coupe, excel. eond.,
Wv, hght blue, r. and h., make
offer. co. $40.
CADILLAC 's4-Limouxine rs Series.
S3qs cash. Car formerly owned b.
Canadian Embassy. Can be seen at
Sc. Sun. nom. slz-sss5.
CADILLAC '62 Eastwood fact. air
co1d.s fun power, immac. cuud-
must sell, s4.695. III. 2-s537.
CADILLAC 80 Eldorado convertible,
stunning hrefrost finish, complete
power and electric accessories, in
GLIDING factory air. sp0tieSs cond.,
OPEN EVERY EVENING Ills
Suburban Cadillac Odds
lo2o Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 6-I7oo
CADILLAC 80 COW, low mileage,
CO. official car. Finished in Frost
red with white leather and top.
Complete power plus factory air
cond., S5,ls5. Open wkdys. 2 pm.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
l26o 22nd 81. NV. FE. 1850
CADILLAC So Coupe de VILE, tor
quOiSe Fleetwood interior, dark
gray paint, low mileage, $500.
e93-s376.
CADILLAC '67 Sedan de Vile, a few
added features include cruise con-
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NJ. LEU SIOhChs DEVELOPER
LOWER PRIC e d LOTS-In DC.
VIII build for purchaser. r. II.
BEST, HA. 1880.
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IMPoRT-sPoRrs

= RIU MPH IRA l-Brand-neE.
Racing green S below market
prlee. b oEner. Fho1e z35-os71
wv 'k1-'ss. White ds l1xs sd, ex-
Gel. eond- ls.ooo nj. si.s0c- Cal
TE. Ez704.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

ABSOLUTELY top price for houses.
z and Z family apis. and flats. Also
larger apt. bldgs. White or colored.
FE. 7-2l37 or RE. 6-46se.
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DE SOTO 50 4-dr., low mil. neW
tires, auto. trans, T. and h., power
equip. new exhaust sys., front end
d a BRAKES. org. owner. $3.50. OIL.
6-0qe5.
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open on this latest benefit,
all of them a lure to women
and men, who are interested
in how the country squire
lives, surrounded by his an
tiqueS, either inherited or
picked up in MiGdleburg or
Georgetown.
Waterford homes open will
be those restored by their
owners to the era when
Waterford was founded in
the 18th century. Waterford
ladies have only one request
this year when the public
wanderS into their homes, no
spike heels, please. The soft
pine floors, FURNISHED by
hand for many years, go
when modern steel-shafted
heels dig into them. The
rubbed kitchen flooring has
also taken a beating in for
mer years, but not from the
pitter-patter of little feet
that watched ma beat the
biscuits.
Those who have wandered
up and down the hills of
Waterford during it's an
nual open-house week end,
when early American craft
demonstrations are spread
throughout the small village,
already relaize that comfort
able feet mean a rewarding
day. The suggestion of no
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Miss Gibbons
Is Bride of
1t. Ward

Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Gibbons announce the mar
riage of their daughter
Sharon Ann to 1t. Alexander
K. Ward, USING, son of
Admiral Norvell G. Ward,
USN, and Mrs. Ward.
The wedding took place
yesterday at Little Flower
Church. Msgr. Henry s.
GraebenStein officiated at
the ceremony which was fol-
lowed by a reception at the
Congressional Country Club.
The bride is a graduate of
Georgetown Visitation Pre-
paratory School and attended
Villanova University in
Pennsylvania.
1t. Ward is a graduate of
Villanova University.
The couple will live in
Quantico, Va.
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CIRCLING THE COUNTRYSIDE
It'sAInnost Here
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS
Star Special Writer

MIDDLEBURG, Va.-Since
Labor Day additionally n.y.
phenates summer and fall,
the countryside is staShing
away it's bronzed image, and
projecting itself into a month
Of preparation for fall bene-
fits.
The ladies of the Grace
Episcopal Church in The
Plains are having another
homes tour on the 4th and
5th of October, coinciding as
it did two years ago with
the Waterford Foundations
annual Homes Tour a n d ex-
hibit on the 4th, 5th and
9th of the same month.
Lee Turner, wife of the
Orange County Hunts Mas
ter of Foxhounds Charles
Turner, says there will be
new and different homes
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THOSE ENTERTAINING DESIGNERS
Kill patrick Is Casual

Another in q Sunday series noting
how famous male fashion design
ers enteTtoin guests in their homes.
EIeni osked California designer,
Bud Fitzpatrick TO answer her ques-
tion: ''WhoFs the designer like at
homer" Mr.. Fitzpatrick is due TO
receive one Of the foshion worlds
top owords from Neimon- Marcus
next Sunday in DoIIos, for his Ids
tinsuished service in the field Of
fashion,"
So
Bud Kilpatrick's fashion
outlook is as relaxed as his
manner of California living.
His way Of life possesses
the same tempo Of elegance,
brightness, and contemporary
ease that is synonymous with
what Fitzpatrick stands for
in the fashion world. Luxury
without ostentation or self
conscious formality, are hall
marks of his living and his
fashion creed.
Though born in Mime
apolis, Mimi, he likes to refer
to himself now as a native of
Los Angeles having started
working there in 1852. His
spacious new factory is
located in the heart of the
West Los Angeles industrial
belt, an area that is waited
by gentle ocean breezes.
Even his home looks far
out to the sea. He enjoys
organizing deep sea fishing
parties and cooks many a
dinner on the beach for his
equally relaxed friends.
He's famous for his Sports
mans Stew and his butter
milk biscuits. Here are the
recipes for them:
l four pound stewing chicken
2 quarts of water
2 teaspoons salt
cup catSup
2 teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce
q teaspoon hot pepper sauce
3 tablespoons butter
grated rind and juice Of u
lemon
4 cups of fresh baby lima
beans
4 cups of whole kernel corn
2 cups fresh okra, cut into
u inch slices
4 stalks Of celery, cut into
u inch slices
4 cloves of minced garlic
2 medium onions, minced
salt and pepper
Combine chicken, water
and two teaspoons Of salt in
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a Dutch oven. Simmer, COW
cred until the meat Is tender,
about 3 to 4 hours. Remove
chicken pieces. Cool quickly.
Remove skin, then meat from
bones. Cut meat into bite
size pieces. Return to cook
ing stock. Add remaining
ingredients. Cover. Simmer,
stirring occasionally, until
mixture is thick, about two
hours. Makes eight portions.
ButtermiIk Biscuits
2 cups cake flour.
/ teaspoon salt.
3 teaspoons baking powder.
l teaspoon sugar.
u teaspoon soda.
Cut in five tablespoons
butter, add "a cups of butter
milk.
Use chilled shortening and
liquids.
Sift flour before measuring.
Resift with one teaspoon
salt, and three teaspoons
baking powder.
For parties in his home,
Bud Kilpatrick's trio of in
gradients is interesting
people, good music, and good
lighting.
For a good conversational
evening I like to have 8 to
10 people in," he says.
AS for his feminine guests
he likes them to forego
slim, tight skirts and says
whether in a long or short
dress, they should wear some
thing easy, comfortable, and
casual"
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Miss Pamela
WhittIesey
Is Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Merrell w.
Whittlesey, jr., Of Kensing-
ton announce the marriage
of their daughter Pamela
Susan to Mr.. Barry Joseph
Fitzpatrick, son of Mr.. Jo-
seph Fitzpatrick and the
late Mrs. Fitzpatrick of Sill
yer Spring. The wedding
took place August "a at st.
Michael's Catholic Church
in Silver Spring.
The bride attended the
University of Maryland and
her husband was graduated
from the University of Notre
Dame.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick is with the
101st Airborne Division.
The couple will live in
Hopkinsville, KY.
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spike heels is really for the
novitiate at Waterford.
Another benefit dear to
the Woodworking hearts of
churchwomen will be the an
nual Christmas Shop, spon-
sored by the Woman's Aux
iliary of the Emmanuel
Episcopal Church In Middle
burg. This will be held on
October II, 10, and 10 at
the new parish house next
to the church, rather than
at the Middleburg Commu-
nifty Center, which has been
it's home since it's inception
many years ago.
The Christmas Shop has
been bucking trouble for sew
eral months since Cele Nc
Ghee, wife of Ambassador
George McGhee, accepted it's
presidency and then had to
follow her husband to Ger
many.
Annie Morgan, the shops
vice president, had a bad fall
but, unlike Humpty-Dumpty
won't be put back together
again until we'll after the
shop has closed.
The burden of organiza-
ton has fallen on Dorothy
Arnold, who is secretary
treasurer, but she has gath
cred otgether Is shops, sew
en- of them from New York
City, which will bring their
linens, country clothes,
chilGren's clothes, needle
work, Christmas decorations,
leather goods, and all the
other exciting things that
make early Christmas shop
ping fun. The shop will be
open daily from 10 until S.
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OAR Chapter
Sets Proqrunn

The Arlington House chap
ter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution will
hold its regular monthly
meeting Saturday at 1890
pm. at the home of Mrs.
Henry A. Smith in Airing
ton. Programme for the
coming year will be discussed.
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ton for Retarded Children,
will be announced at this
time. Mrs. John w. Titus
will serve as chairman for
the new project.
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Projects Set For the Year

The Kensington Business
and Professional Woman's
Club will meet Tuesday at
8 pm. in the Community
Room of the Citizens Build
ing and Loan Building in
Kensington.
The clubs project for the
coming year, assisting the
Montgomery County Associa-
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-02-28
Coins Boys. David
& james Star
In Academy Sports

David and James Coins, sons of
DR.. and Mrs. Ransom Coins, 643
Fuller Av., have completed a sue
cessful season on the st. Paul
Academy varsity wrestling squad.
Their efforts were climaxed at
the Minnesota Independent School
League tournament on Saturday,
February %, when David finished
first in the heavyweight class and
Jim finished third in the 1856 pound
division.
Dave is the first person in the
history of the Academy to have an
undefeated wrestling season. He
wrestled in 10 matches and won 16
by pins. Eight Of the 16 were done
in the first round, the fastest time
being 20 seconds. Four Of the de-
feated opponents were either con-
ference or regional champions In
their own league.
In addition to wrestling, Dave
has played varsity football for two
years. Both boys have earned let
ters on the varsity track team.