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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

Malone, will be turning up on stations
across the country via Syndication.
So will most of the network shows
of last season which have been
dropped from the firSt-run schedules.
Still other cancelled shows will be
returned by the networks on their
daytime schedules.
Daytime televiSion is filled with re-
runs of former network hits: Lucille
Balls Il Love Lucy" THE Real Nc
Coys," THE Loretta Young Show"
the old Danny Thomas Show"
Groucho Marx, Phil SilverS and a
dozen or two others.
Once in a while a network show
will go right back on the network as
a rerun series without going into
syndication.
The best example of this is the
Marshal Dillon" series on CHS. It's
actually new name for an old show,
the original half-hour "Gunsmoke"
program. The new hour-long Gun
smoke" continues the firSt-run pro-
duction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

Broderick Crawford's Highway
Patrol" and Lloyd Bridges Sea
Hunt" are among the syndicated shows
which never were shown by a network
Both have been very successful.
Bridges would still have The Lloyd
Bridges Show" on CHS if it had been
able to gain the popularity of "Sea
Hunt"
Many times network shows will
yield greater profits in syndication
than they did as first-run network
programs. The high cost of production
absorbS much of the gross profit for
network shows And Syndication gets
a ready-made audience of fans the
show built up in its first-run years
on the network.
Old televiSion shows die?
Not when you can tune in one of
Groucho Marx syndicated programs
and see a woman rewarded for cor
rectly" naming the President of the
United States Dwight D. Eisenhower,
of course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
SHOWS

Paul Burke and
Horace Memo.
hon in q scene
from 'Naked
City, The pop
uIGr series.
often hGiIed
for fhe
excellence Of
IFS Gefing.
production
end direction,
retains IFS pop
uIarifY as q
sYndie0fed
show.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-25
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REAL ESTATE

STARTER home; 4-year-old ranch;
3 bedrooms, kitchen-dinette ar
rangement, paneled wall in living
room, garage, S14 500. Yakkel Re-
atty. 326lO Vine St. VIII 4-544O.
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Good Single

Good Single
lla BATHS
Hayden c q stulio oreo. 6lz
rooms. gus furnace. new wall
to-woll Competing. new drive.
2-cdr garage. N. 235l.
Euclid.Green Areu
6 rooms. 2-cor garage. immocu-
late condition. Only Sl6.900.
N. 2559. Coll Fronk Jochum.
RE. 1881.
East Cleveland
Near Rapid
2-fomily. modem kitchens and
baths. 2-cor garage. N. 25ss.
Coll Fronk Jochum. RE. 1881.
Golfers Dream
Wickliffe. south Of Route "a. 2
rooms. 2-cor garage. putting
green in the reor yard. See and
moke offer. N. 252l. Coll Fronk
Jochum. RE. 1881.
81. Louis Perish
Large single off Toylor. CloY tile
kitchen and bath. H. 25l8.
Large Income Single
East Cleveland. south Of Euclid
Ave. neur Lee. Present income
$3.50 per month. Immaculate
condition. N. 1880.
Eost Cleveland
4-bedroom single. Euclid-Lee
oreo. st. Philomeno's Perish.
Prospect School. N.2203.
Euclid.Ivonhoe Area
North of Euclid Ave. 3 bedrooms.
full dining room. bright kitchen.
close to schools and trdnsporto.
ton. N. 1881.
Eost Cleveland
2-fomily. SIS. well kept 2 bed.
rooms. 2 garages. immediate
possession. Chombers School.
St. Philomeno's Perish. N 2405.
South Of Euclid
Lorge 2-fomily. Sl7.500. 5 rooms
eoch suite. 8 rooms and bath on
3rd. gos furnoces. large lot. 2
garages. neor Rapid. Vocont.
N. 2406.
Executives Home
Beuchwood. 6 bedrooms. 2N
baths. fomily room off kitchen.
custom built. many extras. 2h-
ca, attached garage. only 7
Yeors old. Coll Helen Sbrocco.
EV. 2-oo0l. H. 2s4s.
East Cleveland
OFT Hayden. Groom single with
full bath and bedroom on lst.
2 bedrooms on End. garage.
Sl3.500. N. 1852.
HaYden-St. clair
Area
$50. handy mons special. Gus
furnaces. brick garage. Sec and
moke offer. Asking Sl6.500.
N. 22l9.
Christ The King
Perish
Good Groom single in Eost
Cleveland off Elm. Chambers
School. gas furnoce. 2-cor ga.
rage. immediate possession. See
this new listing. N. 1888.
Eost Cleveland
NEED 4 BEDROOMS?
Northfield. Groom single. ex.
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BRATENAHL

3-bedroom brick. dining room.
sun room. recreation room. coz
peting. fireplace. 2-cur garage.
SIS. 900.
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100 TT, FRONTAGE

lUO Fl. FRONTAGE
6-yeor. 3-bedroom brick and
stone ranch on l00x600 lot din.
ing room. 2 wood burning fire
places. recreation room. 2-cor
attached garage. beautiful
home. S3l.900.
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Sl2.S00

Euclid. 3 bedrooms. dining room.
basement. fenced yard.
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Executives Home

Beuchwood. 6 bedrooms. 2lz
baths. fomily room off kitchen.
custom built. many extrus. 2h-
ca, attached garage. only 7
Yeors old. Coll Helen Sbrocco.
EV. 2-0O0l. H 254s.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-25

Willoughby Hills. 2 bedrooms.
dining room. wood-burning fire
place. garage. l00x275 #. lot.
No money down to qualified
buyer.
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BUNGALOW on a street with ex-
pensive homes; 2 bedrooms down,
i large bedroom up. dining room;
Wood-burning fireplace. attached
garage plus carport, patio, barbe.
que, 80xl50-ft. lot, SIT 300. Yakkel
Realty, 32610 Vine ST..
VIII 4-5440
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-25

Lorge 2-fomily. Sl7.500. S rooms
eoch suite. 8 rooms and bath on
3rd. gas furnaces. large lot. 2
garages. neoY Rapid. Vocont.
N. 2406.
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income OF
Large Single

bedrooms. 2 full boths. 2
kitchens. large porcel with all
city conveniences. A spacious
versotile home. One OF our best
buys.
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$4,000

GI. or FILA terms: 2-bedroom bum
galow plus expansion 2nd; double
garage; owner moving to Florida.
Lee Kay Realty. Corner East 334th
and Vine SITS. VIII. 2-8222, eve
ninPs VIII 2-7770
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EuSt Cleveland

OFT Hayden. 6-room single with
full bath and bedroom on lst.
2 bedrooms on End. garage.
Sl3.500. N. 1852.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-25
Eust Cleveland

4-bedroom single. Euclid-Lee
oreo. St. Philomeno's Perish.
Prospect School. N.2203.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-25
Eost Cleveland

2-fomily. SIS. well kept 2 bed.
rooms. 2 garages. immediate
possession. Chambers School.
st. Philomenu's Perish. N 2405.
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East Cleveland
NEED 4 BEDROOMS?
Northfield. Groom single. ex.
cellent condition. 3 garage with
storage up. neor all schools.
shopping and transportation.
N. 1882.
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LAURA SAYS

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THANK YOU
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INVESTMENTS

BRICK 4-suiter: 2 stores. res
touront. bar. ample parking.
neor Euclid Beach. S52.600.
BRICK: Eust Cleveland. 8
suites and tavern, full bose
ment. S23.400.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-25

Lorge single off Toylor. Clay tile
kitchen and bath. H. 25l8.
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REAL ESTATE
GOOD BUY

GOOD BUY
Hl99. CLEAN 5-5- double, Al; plus
extra 40-ft. lot. S17,900. Multiple
Realty, w. 1890.
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6SsS ~ 1ksSOSkke 0SHsS3SS
Eost Cleveland. south Of Euclid
Ave. neur Lee. Present income
$3.50 per month. Immaculate
condition. N. 1880.
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S24, ,900-Runch

8 bedrooms brick. living room.
dining room combination. lorge
kitchen. fomily room. 2 full
baths.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-25
REAL ESTATE

EUCLID, near freeway exchange at
LLOYD rd.: brick ranch, bed
rooms, baths. attached garage,
handicapped with patio, no base
ment, under $4,000. VIII. 3-2833.
Evening star., 1963-05-12
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Continued From Preceding Pose
WeDNESDAY-The vireinian. 7:3o p.m.-4
IHURSDAY-hazel. $50 p.m-4
Andy Williams Show. 1000 pm.--4
FRl0AY-Sine With Mitch $50 p.m.-4
The Flintstones $50 p.m.-7
The Price Is RIGHT. $50 p.m-4
Jack Paar Show 1000 p.m.-4
SATURDAY-cousn cupcake. 800 a.m.-4
Pinocchio 900 a.m-4
The Ruff and Reddy Show $50 a.n-4
Shari Lewis Show 1000 a.m.-4
King Leonardo 1920 a.m.-4
Exploring. 1870 p.m.-4
Joey Bishop. $50 p.m.-4
Saturday Night Movies. 900 p.m.-4
Movie q Saturday. lilo pm.-4
The Sunday StoF TN Mosozine,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06
Senator Ribicoff Testifies

itself not to engage in decep-
tive packaging practices was
critical of the practice Of
some manufacturers Of mark
ing merchandise, 10 cents
off" or ~ cents off," while
really not reducing the price
from its regular level.
Secretary Hodges and Sen
ator Ribicoff both recon-
mended that the bill be
changed to eliminate any
criminal penalties against
manufacturers or retailers
for misleading practices.
A cease and desist order"
such as is used today by the
Federal Trade Commission
should be adequate to meet
the problem, the two said
that they had decided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06

dealing" Senator Ribicoff
declared.
Secretary Hodges said the
proposed packaging regula-
tons are of vital concern to
the Department of Commerce.
THE economy of our coun-
try depends greatly-if not
entirely upon the proper
functioning of our COMPETE
tive system" he said.
Senator Ribicoff read into
the record a two-page ad-
vertisement from last nights
Evening Star, in which a
paper products company
talked about the housewife
as "our girl in the wonder
full world of off,"
The advertisement in which
the paper company pledged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06
By ISABELLE SUCTION

star Staff Writer
The American housewife is
entitled to the same Govern
Iiaent protection in her groc-
cry store that her family gets
when buying clothing, fur,
liquor and securities, a SEN
ate subcommittee was told
today.
When a man goes TO buy a
bottle Of bourbon, he sees
rows Of half pints. pints and
fifths :. he can be sure that
q fifth at $3.50 is really less
expensive than q fifth at
$50.
But when his wife looks at
boxes Of detergent, how is she
supposed to tell whether 20
ounces for 35 cents is a better
buy than 241a ounces for 40
cents, " said Senator Abraham
Ribicoff. Democrat of Con-
necticut.
The Senator testified be-
fore the Senate subcommittee
on antitrust and monopoly
in support Of Senator Philip
Harris Truth Packaging" bill
Of which Senator Ribicoff is
q co-sponsor.
we are gyping to death
the housewife Of America"
with these misleading pack
aging practices which make
it impossible for her to shop
intelligently, Senator Ribi-
coff declared.
Secretary Of Commerce
Luther Hodges. testifying
on behalf of the administra-
ton in support of the bill,
declared that I'VE know by
experience in many areas of
business activity that some
degree Of Government regu-
lation Is essential"
There are, for example,
he said, laws and regulations
governing the issuance Of
securities.
Il think that today securi-
ties dealers, investment
houses. stock exchange Off
Gals, and businessmen gen.
orally would be among the
first to oppose wiping out all
our laws and regulations in
this area"
Senator Ribicoff and Sec
rotary Hodges both empha-
sized that regulations such as
the Hart bill calls for would
be helpful to legitimate bust
ness firms.
Throughout this country
there are thousands Of retail
merchants - grocers, drug
gists, department store own
ers - who conscientiously
work to establish a reputa-
ton for honesty and fair
Evening star., 1963-05-08
General DynomicsMen
Testify on Tx Today

THAT the military boards were
mistaken and that its design
promised a plane superior to
that offered by the Boeing
Company, its rival for the con-
tract.
Mr.. Lewis was Assistant Sec
retary of the Air Force from
1853 to 1855. He left to be-
come executive vice president
of Pan American Airways, and
Joined General Dynamics in
February, 1862.
The contract involves expen-
ditures expected ultimately to
total $6.5 billion. That would
make it the biggest of It's kind
ever awarded by the Pentagon
The subcommittee said Frank
Davis, head of General Dy-
namics' Fort Worth (Tex.) di-
vision, and Corwin Meyer, air.
craft development director OF
the Grumman Aircraft Corp. OF
Beth Page, N. Y, would follow
Mr.. Lewis on the witness stand
Grumman is General Dy-
Evening star., 1963-05-08
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
Star staff Writer

Pentagon methods Of choos-
ing among manufacturers are
being changed - but not, ac-
cording to Deputy Secretary OF
Defense Gilpatric, because OF
the controversy over the Tx
warplane contract.
Mr.. Gilpatric told reporters
yesterday the changes were in
itiated more than a year age
when the Defense Industry Ad-
visory Council was organized
The group, which met here for
two days last week, gives Pen
tagon buyers and industry sell
ers a chance to discuss methods
The industry representatives
were briefed on the changes,
Mr.. Gilpatric said.
He would not give the details
but he did say the changes add
up to extension and improve
ment of current procedures"
Other sources said today that
the extensions amount to this !:
The Office of the Secretary
of Defense will expand its crew
of technical analysts who will
review the material gathered by
the services during the source
selection" procedures.
Service e secretaries, mean
while, have been told that the
services must hire more experts
and spend more time attempt
ing to determine the true cost,
time and suitability of each
contract bid.
The services will have to de-
fine their needs in weapons and
services more thoroughly. In
dustry bids then will be exam
lined more closely by service ex.
Evening star., 1963-05-08
BY the Associated Press

Executives of General Dy-
namics Corp. testify today be-
fore the Senate Investigations
Subcommittee on the contro-
vertial Tx warplane contract
which Defense Secretary Nc
Namara awarded to that firm
against the recommendation Of
military evaluators at the Pen.
tagon.
The subcommittee is seeking
to determine whether politica
favoritism may have been in.
volved in awarding the con.
tract.
The subcommittee, headed by
Senator Mcclellan, Democrat o.
Arkansas. announced that Gen.
eral Dynamics had chosen 1T
president and board chairman
Roger Lewis of New York City
as leadoff witness.
AS did Mr.. Mcnamara, thu
company has insisted all alonl
Evening star., 1963-05-08

namics' associate contractor on
the project.
Senator Mundt, the Subcom-
mittee's senior G. o. p. men,
ber, suggested that the end oi
the long inquiry, which started
February 26, may be in sight
after General Dynamics has
been heard. Boeing witnesses
testified last week.
He said some of the military
witnesses, including the All
Force Chief of Staff, Gen. Cur
tis E. LeMay, and the retiring
Chief of Naval Operations, AC
miral George w. Anderson
might be called back to COM
Evening star., 1963-05-08
New Arms Contracts
Plan Used by Pentogon

perts on cost, production and
military requirements.
Secretary Of Defense McNa-
mara believes the services have
been too casual in accepting
unrealistic bids, particularly
for development Of new weap-
ons. The Tx source selection
procedure was the first attempt
by Mr. Mcnamara to force the
services to be more thorough
in planning for a major new
weapon.
The reform is just getting
underway, however, according
to Pentagon sources.
Evening star., 1963-05-08

lment on the two companies
testimony.
Gen. LeMay mad Admiral An
derson both had testified they
recommended the Boeing de-
sign.
Mr.. Mcnamara and 9th Ell
ranking civilian officials of the
Defense Department are sched-
uled to testify later.
Senator Mundt said yester-
day that he hopes President
Kennedy's decision to drop Ad-
miral Anderson as Chief of
Naval Operations was not a
reprisal for the admiral's testi-
mony on the Tx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25

FRIDAY
Baked Fish, Smyrna Style Parsley Potatoes
Buttered Broccoli YelLow Squash
Spice Cake
Baked Fish, Smyrna Style
pounds fish (trout. tablespoons minced
mackerel porgy, or parsley
founder tablespoons minced onion
tablespoons olive oil tablespoons butter
y teaspoon salt ! tablespoon lemon Juice
u teaspoon pepper
Wash fish. drain thoroughly, roll In olive oil and
sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake in preheated
70 $50 degrees Blend together parsley onion butter and
lemon juice When fish is tender after about Is minutes
with this mixture and brown under broier Serve
hot with wedges of lemon Four servings.
SATURDAY
Broiled Liner and Bacon Potatoes flashed In Cream
Buttered Carrots Cabbage Slap
Date Pecan Sundde Coffee
Date Pecan Sundae
u cup sliced pitted dates Is teaspoon salt
"a cup water y teaspoon vanilla
"a cup brown sugar, packed y cup chopped pecans
u cup strip ! quart vanilla ice cream
Combine dates water sugar sirup and salt Bring
to boil cook minute. stirring constantly Remove from
heat add vanilla and nuts: cool Pile ice in Dishes
top with Makes six servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25

SOPhtStCoteo Ne9etooe Comoo
SUNDAY
Leg of Lamb Rice Plat
Bean and Corn Pudding Green Salad
Mincemedt Pie
Bean and Corn Pudding
/ can Il pound cut blue " cup coarsely chopped
lake green beans onion
/ cup light cream tablespoon chopped
! cup milk pimiento
eggs lightly beaten Dash Tabasco
/ can g ounces cream y cup grated American
style cheese
/ teaspoon salt
Drain beans Place in buttered u quart baking dish
scald cream and milk Mix with all remaining ingredients
except cheese pour over beans Sprinkle with cheese Set
sa i'm Ssn s%rse warm EsSF to depth
top is golden and custard appears firm around edges
Remove from oven and frmer custard desired let
Six to eight servings.
Pork Steaks and Apple-Krdut
Mashed Potatoes Acorn Squash Relish Tray
Canned Peaches Cookies
Pork Steaks and AppIe-Kraut
pork shoulder steaks, tablespoon prepared
cut u inch thick horseradish
tablespoons shortening can sauerkraut. drained
/ teaspoon salt medium apples chopped
70 teaspoon pepper y Gun chopped onion ..--
/ tablespoon prepared / teaspoon caraway seeds
Brown pork steaks in shortening or drippngs Pour
OFF drppings Season steaks with salt and pepper Com
bine mustard and horseadsh and spread over steaks
Combine sauerkraut apples. onion and caraway seeds
Place 2-quart baking dish Arrange pork steaks on
top Cover tightly and bake in S5O-degree oven 80
minutes Uncover and bake 80 minutes longer. Four
servings
TUESDAY
Shepherds Pie (LettoUer lamb
Tomatoes Royaie Brussels Sprouts
Cranberry Pudding
Tomatoes Royale
tablespoons flour tablespoon minced onions
l tablespoon sugar tablespoons celery, diced
! teaspoon salt tablespoons butter
S1z cups tomatoes ! cup herb seasoned
"a cup green pepper stuffing croutons
chopped
Mix together flour. sugar and salt in 10xe-inch
baking dish. Stir in tomatoes green pepper onions and
celery. Bake in moderate $3.50 degrees) about as
minutes or until tender Heat butter in small
fry Stir in croutons and fry until lightly Drowned
sprinkle over tomatoes just before serving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25

Dry soup mix mokes the souce
WEDNESDAY
Veal Rouups Noodles
Green Peas Spinach
Baked Pears
Veal ROlupS
1h pounds thinly sliced can Q5s ounces onion
veal outlet dry soup mix
6 sausage links "a cup Sauterne or dry
2 tablespoons shortening white wine
~ cups water " cup chopped parsley
2 tablespoons flour
Cut veal into pieces long enough to roll pound with
meat hammer or edge of heavy saucer Roll each piece
around link fasten with toothpicks Brown in
shortening add water mix wine and parsley. Cover;
cook low heat Is minutes until tender Gradually
blend cup water into flour slowly stir into sauce Cook
stirring until thckened Serve noodles Six servings
THURSDAY
SHlotn Steak French Fried Potatoes
Buttered Onions Rut1bdgas
De Lure Almond Bars Tea
De Luxe Almond Bars
q cup banched almonds tablespoon butter or
u cup candied cherries margarine
"a cup toasted shredded "a teaspoon almond extract
coconut squares sweet or bitter
u tablespoons honey chocolate
Grind almonds and cherries and add to coconut Cream
together honey butter and almond extract; add almond
mixture and mix we'll Dampen fingers and shape mixture
into 6x3inch rectanges waxed paper Melt chocolate
over hot water; spread recangles and chill until firm
Cut into 2x12-nch bars. Makes about 18 bars.
BY "VL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25

sALL u PATTERNS NOW ON SALE
COUP q SAUCER ONLY 81. 90 EACH
MATCHING CAKE PLATES ONLY
SI.so EACH
SUPERIOR QUALITY THAT HAKES
EVERY PIECE A UNIQUE COL
LEeTORS ITEM
'DlREcT FROM ENGLAND At FAM
TASTIc SAVINGS
SADD CHARM 70 YOUR BUFFETs
The Republican., 1963-10-03
Mt. District Fall
Meeting Set Oct. l3

The Rev. Ralph H. Larson, sec
retary of the Western Pennsylvania
West Virginia Synod of the Luther
an church will attend the Mountain
district fall meeting at St Johns
church, Red House, on Sunday
afternoon, October 13, and will
make the presentation for the
synod.
The session will begin at o'clock.
Thcrc will be presentations by scv-
orai committees: social ministry,
the Rev. Luther Y. Scibcrt, Jr., Will
liam Mil cr; American missions. the
Rev Harold l.. Ham, Willard
Whitcman; Parish education, the
Rev Richard c. Rife, Eugene Finn;
stewardship, the Rev Hugo w.
Schroeder, Jr, Edward G. Griffin;
EvanEc ism, the Rev. L. Stanley
Whitson, william Ilcgmann.
Parish development in town and
country viii be presented by Rev.
William f. Carlson, Accident, with
film strip and recording.
The Republican., 1963-10-03

derac, we're gowned identical to
that of the maid of honor.
The bridegroom's father, Wilmer
E. Harsh of Eglon, was the best
man. Ushcrs we're Robert Harsh,
Leroy Harsh and Rodney Pozderac.
Mrs. WilkiSon chose a champagne
satin dress with lace and orange
accessories for her daughters we'd
ding. The bridcgroom's mother ap-
pcared in a beige lace dress with
matching accessories They both
wore corsagcs of yellow carnations
with brown ribbons.
a reception followed in the
church basement.
The new Mrs. Harsh was gradu-
ated from University High School
in 1861. She was employed as a
stenographer at the West Virginia
University News and Alumni Of
flee.