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The Nome nugget., 1963-07-01
"Top O fhe Morning!"

GILLETTE, the best-known name in shaving, this Fathers Day introduces its latest mems grooming product, Sun Up after shave. A lotion whose crisp masculine scent can give ''top- o'-the-morning' feeling to any shaver, it is being offered free for Fathers Day with the purchase of a Gillette Slim Adjustable Razor for sl.50 plus tax.
The Nome nugget., 1963-07-01
First Aid Kit in a Con" HAVE MORE FUN this sum

mer with less worries by pack ing Johnson & Johnson's new first aid kit in a can" with your take-along necessities. No need to carry big bulky kit to beach, picnic, or campsite. The 89c kit holds 23 assorted items -bandages, tape, pads, anti septic-plus first aid leaflet, fits easily into pocket, purse or pack.
The Nome nugget., 1963-07-01
Cornofion for Soups

FOR SOUPS with smoother, creamier texture and more delightful flavor, combine one can of your favorite soup (to- mato, chicken, vegetable or green peal with E cup undi- luted Carnation Evaporated Milk and F cup water. Heat to just below boiling and serve at once.
The Nome nugget., 1963-07-01

The television aerial has be- come a new status symbol in Ja- pan. To impress their neighbors, poor families erect an aerial over their shacks whether they actually had a television set.
, 1963-12-14

Something NeWHa BeenAddedT 70
The North Shore AR0ADl
Thanks to the Department Of Public Works, the
Canaan Road is finished It a most beguiing road
and offers not only a comfortable ride to Cane Bay
but 9 spectacular vista Of the sea as we'll
The Canaan Road leads to Estate Belvedere, Mic
haeTs Pub, The Waves, and Village at Cane Bay
It also leads to Cane Bay Plantation.
Stained with our blood and washed with our tears,
Cane Bay Plantation win be ready Sunday, Dec.
10th Tor casual drinkers, diners and SightSeers
Among other aspects Of the ambulance is the Can
non Bar. Sunk below the level Of the outdoor dining
terrace, the Cannon Bar delights the eye with a
superb and mobstructed view Of the caribbean and
surrounding countryside.
JUST m CASE Of AN INVASION
Sunday Brunch is served from 1880 to $50
and features:
Eggs Benedict
Chicken Livers Risotto
Dreamed Clipped Beef a laMode
Pancakes:
with almonds
or blueberieS
or black currants
and drenehed with a very special Sauce Maison
, 1963-12-14

y Grants Scotch Whisky is distilled. blended and bottled
Highlands Of Scotland. Look for the tall, triangular bottle.
, 1963-12-14

81 the most ReasonabIe Price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20
Charm
TOWN "a COUNTRY

AnLl Ee4Es Va NJ, NLn H, Fss.opOo
SPRINGFIELD ARIA Ia bedrms .
l,S,,sSa ' ls,. $50. SSSG IERfn.Ii .halss rs
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

APT .BARGAIN-DOWNTOWN
APPROX. 9 times rent Of S31, 900.
Renovated, 10% or less down.
Make offer. Also other excellent
FALLIN REALTY Ii. 4-7soO
APARTMENT BLDGS.
1 2-UNTT BRIcK-Semidet.. 2 bed
rooms, self contained.
] AUNT BRICK-2 bedrooms each.
/ 20-UNIT BRICK-EiRht 2-bed.
room. twelve 1-bedroom. new.
2 AUNT BRIcK-One bedroom.
Hartman Rlty., Realtors
LU. 4-3400 Ewes. CHI. s-4s7s
EXCELLENT NV. LOCATION =
Close IN, 10000 80. II. Income
now SO, 900 annually, To Be sold
as is;" Less than 81 90. IT. Mr..
JANIS Z. DIXON a CO. Realtors
IDEAL NURSING HOME SITE
10 50. a., terms available.
474-le26, SUBURBAN WASHING
TON REALTY.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANT.
BUSINESS PROP. FoR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

RESTAURANT AND LpUNon
GOOD NV. location. Mini
mum Of 1000 "a II. spaee.
Gail Mt vanderyesr.
BOSS 4 PHELPS INC,
MA. s.e3o0 Res. 2e9-3ea1
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MOORE

real TORS
5ai.s0O0 Ewes CL. B-aBa3
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcoNTlNUED)

SILVER SPRING. near Forest Glen
bier. ) nice beGrms.. Y baths,
full bsmt., beaut. rec. rm., ga
rage. Assume Ice. OF loan. Not
too much cash to handle. WOOD
SIDE REALTY CO., JU. 0-0440
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INVESTORS

NV .I.. tq.s ogs Sdg E5I.sD,IOosiy y
return, Only $1,000,
REALTY 10, $1,000
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ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON Don't buy MANTuA-Reare IN the ooun-
home until inspected try and live In wooded Won
this stunnng brick rambler aepnd Gorgeous brick split
8tratford fun baths. 2s-ft,
only minutea screened
3 The
rms. p baths family who
nice atmosphere
and IA committing distance OF
q city all Govt
lot for only $4,000 m
cali 10000. 70 garden. Call JE 10000.
Upper 30s
vaE VI me countfy club ARLINGTON vaus-rated IL
eusfou-bu beauty
liz retired want
vanity-type locate really coae-in,
bahrooms 3O-ft club offer this charming 2-bedrm,
Hcreened porch beautifully MAINTAINED
a presented. situated off
with the Blvd. eonYenent 70
appliance this shopping and you catch the bus
today II looking for Just around the corner ITS
prestige and i've yours for the low low price
ability. Call for fuTtheL de- 81 only al6pbO walt no
tals JE, 10000 Price s2e ongers call We today A. B
$50. $4,000.
ENJOY THE BENEFITS sgT g. q 5Us sr y xaANs EXPERIENCE
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS 400 ARLINGTON BLVD TA1Ls CHURCH VA
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4 FAMILY sUfTLAND
EXCEL. COND., NICE fNVEBTMENT
CALL To, CASTS
CORN \ BLANKEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-23
Tax Proposals to Be Aired

pointed executive director of
the Arlington Apartment
Owners Association, Frank A.
Appel, president, announced
this week.
Mr.. Harper, who will have
offices at 1865 Wilson boule-
ward, Arlington, has held sew
eral positions with the House
of Representatives and earlier
was executive vice president
of Knox Corp, Thomson, Ga,
a firm in the housing con-
struction and property man.
agement field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-23
Advanced Workshop
Scheduled in April

Edward C. Hustace Of
Honolulu. national president
of the Institute of Real Es-
tate Management, has an
nounced the institute will
hold its workshop in ad-
vanced real estate manage
ment here April IS to 81.
Limited to an attendance
of so. the workshop is "spe-
officially designed to show
techniques Of essential man
agement surveys, m arket
analyses and tax programs
which can salvage weakened
properties, overcome high
vacancy rates and solve
other problems of real
property investment"
Mr.. Hustace also has an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-23

nounced a primary course
in property management to
be held March Is to % in
Hartford, Conn.,; in Houston
June "a to 20, and in Min
neapolis September 8 to IA.
An advanced course. "Devel-
opment and Management OF
INVESTMENT Properties" will
be offered in Charlotte, N. c.,
May Is to 10 and in Denver
October 81 to 26.
Two Firms Make
OFfiee Changes
III. Moore has announced
opening of a new office for
the l. H. Moore Real Estate
Co. in the Glenmont Shop
ping Center, Wheaton. At
the same time, Mr.. Moore
reported appointment of Rod
Harder as sales manager to
head a staff of 20 statesmen.
Mrs. Marion H. Smith,
president of the Atlas Of Ar
lington Realty Co., an
nopuced the firm has moved
to new quarters at 5046 Lee
highway, Arlington, in the
Lee-Edison Shopping Center.
three Firms Reveal
Now Managers Names
1t. Col. Clarence L. Hum
phrey, USA (retired), who
has been in the real estate
field here since 1858. has
been named sales manager
of the Parkway Co., Cheverly
real estate firm.
The w. c. and A. N.
Miller Development Co has
announced appointment OF
Harry A. BOdenstein as
manager of its insurance
department.
Frank Geraci, associate
broker and a winner Of sales
awards from the Montgomery
County Board Of Realtors
has been named sales man.
ager of the brokerage depart
ment of James c. Conley q
Co., Inc.
-Four StoH Men
In New Posts
Donald r. Wallesz, forme,
vice president of the Termi
nal Commerce Building, Inc
a Webb a. Knapp subsidiary
has been appointed to tn
commercial department o
the Berens Companies, A
Jasper Moore, executive vic
president of sales. has an
nounced.
James e. Hines, who ha
been in general brokerage Il
the nearby Virginia an,
Maryland areas for the las
Is years, has joined the com
mercial sales department Q
Arlington Realty Co., vii
liam F. Bergman, executiv
vice president, has an
nounced.
Robert GOldstein, formerl
in the design and sales en-
cheering field in Gathers
burg, has joined the sale
staff of Robert H. Kent
Co., Silver Spring, Robert I
Kent has announced.
Emmett w. Carpenter,
retired Navy lieutenant com
mander, has joined the sale
force of Bethesda Realty CO
Carl r. Sturges, president, re
vealed this week.
horper to Direct
Apartment Group
Robert H. Harper, a formt
administrative assistant
the Clerk of the House
Representatives, has been al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-23
Managers to Hear
Civil Defense Director

= George r. ROdericks, d.
rector Of the District office
Of Civil Defense, will speak
at a dinner meeting of the
Institute of Real Estate
Management at 6 pm.
Thursday in the Touchdown
Club, 1414 I street NV.
The institute has many
members who manage build
ings which the Government
expects to utilize in part for
civil defense purposes. In or
der to give full cooperation.
the members are seeking
complete information on the
program
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Belly to Address
Montgomery Boord

DIR. Nathan Baily, dean Of
the School of Business Ad-
ministration at American
University, will address a din
ner meeting of the Mont
gomery County Board Of
Realtors at $3.50 pm. Thurs
day at the Washingtonian
Country Club.
DR.. Bailey's talk will be
aimed particularly at the
graduating class of the real
estate school sponsored by
the Board.
The meeting also will be
the occasion for the preSen-
tation of the top ten sales
men awards for 1862. Donald
E. YOunkin, chairman of the
Statesmen Committee, will
2 distribute the awards.
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Reolty Revue

The Northern Virginia
Board of Realtors will take a
close look at the administra-
tons tax proposals during a
luncheon meeting at noon
Thursday in the Charterhouse
Motel on Shirley highway.
John c. Williamson, direc-
tor of the department of gov
ornamental relations for the
National Association Of Real
Estate Boards and secretary
of the Realtors Washington
Committee, will speak on
THE Impact of the Admins
tration's Tax Bill on Real
Estate"
During the luncheon. the
Northern Virginia Board also
will have the presidents and
secretaries of its neighboring
Virginia boards as guests. To
be represented are the boards
of Prince William-Stafford
County, Blue Ridge, Fauquier
and Loudoun Counties. Others
invited include the president
and executive vice president
of the Virginia Real Estate
Association.
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Mosby Woods

The unprecedented success of the two new
sections opened few short weeks ago has
prompted YeonaS to offer another large area
of choice, new homestes at MoSby Woods. Ride
out this week end and inspect the gently-roll-
ing tree-shaded lots being offered for the first
time at MoSby WoodS-model of good taste in
community planning. There are many reasons
why the purchase of home at Mosby Woods
is one Of the smartest investments family
could make. Expert land appraisers consider
this to be one of the most valued locations in
Northern Virginia. This means your invest
ment will appreciate in value as time goes on
Add to this the Yeonas reputation for excel
lence in design and quality construction. Ev-
erything is as you want it-almost as If these
splendid homes were designed to your specifi-
cation :. Come see for yourself and you'll
be impatient to move into Mosby Woods
home of your own.
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horper to Direct
Anortment Group

Robert H. Harper, a former
administrative assistant to
the Clerk of the House Of
Representatives, has been ap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26

AkL. PIX, WARREN IOWtn APIS,
Air-eond, and 2 Bedrms., Elev.
Swim. Pool, Patio and Balcony
Also Furn. 6Il 1880. 67i-ia30
ARL.-Nev GARDEN apts.. minutes
from ID. &, and pentagon. Air cond
Some with balconies and patios
Spacious closets. Bus ct front door
bedroom, SitN.bO. bedrooms
=, csY sgi.oS4c or Jx' 3.ss2iir
All, SOS North ilth rOaa=Lss
Res. mar, KE. $3.50.
AL. Colonial Terraee-Modern / (.
hedrm. apt, with balcony, aof so
Res, mgr. 52f-sf2O,
ARL.. coli South Oh st.-f bed.
rm., liv. rm, kit, bath, &0T 30
Tenant pays utila. Res, mgr, IA,
b.i423,
ARf.. North ode st,--Modern 1.
bedrm. apt. with balcony. sof so
Res, mgr,, b27.7fn7.
ARI.--gummer's near and the days
are setting warmer, Why not
move Into 4 hrand-new. cool, air.
sond. att ". bedrn.. slis.
4 bedrm, and den, fi3b incl
utlis, Between Key BridGe and
lgtn. a. Call b2s-b02o OF IA
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REFRIGERATORS

sEw. MICH, sinner, walnut con-
sTglss. o., ssr s,w wood fi -, f'' ss9
TX. slosj6a FREE hons demon /,
day or nirht.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.
lcoNrlNUEDl

cond., i bedrm., paste
kit. and bath. close to schools,
S117,b0 incl. utiis. 500 5. walter
Reg SSdo Or. Cali IA. 4-6677 or IA
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SOFA si NEW Az FAM an sI hyE. Nv
t.FriNlEHgl.. -----=-----. ~. hRl
WEAVER BROS, INC.
WARRINGTON BLDd,
HILLTOP HOUSE,, cor. bth--fffl
Euclid NV. Embassy Row. b q,
center. excel. transp,, from $3.50
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cRcLNG TIE COUNTRYSIDE !. !.
The Accent Is Definitely on. Art

pictures win hang IN the old
office building, turned for the
week into q well-lighted ex-
hibit hall, include Mrs. Pick
ems, Jane Pohl, Polly Rogers,
Marie Schmidt and Esther j.
Thomas.
Associate members Of the
Sketch Club, who are al
lowed to exhibit two pictures.
are Elizabeth Beer. Edward
M. Chanberlin, Errit Gala
han. Laura Dupuy. John LIS
anick and Ella ODonovan.
Other associate members are
Robert 8. Pickens. Patricia
Shoaf. Katherine B. Slappey
and Betty Strawhridge.
Tea win be served this
afternoon from 3 o'clock TO 8
and the public Is invited. The
only admission charge is
signing a guest book. The
show will be open until 8
tonight. 10 am. TO 8 Monday
through next Saturday and
next Sunday from / pm.
until 9.
Most Of the Sketch Club
sends its pictures on I'D to
the Waterford Foundations
Art Exhibit, known IS the
Red Barn show, which win
open to the public on Friday,
October 4.
Polly Rogers Is chairman
Of the Waterford exhibit,
which is held each year I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
ChiIdren's
Theuter Sets
Performance

The Children's Theatre
Of washington win present
1.-THE Merry Franks Of
Tyll" october 5 ct the
Roosevelt Auditorium. A re-
peat performance Is sched-
uled for october IL at Kelly
Miller Junior High School.
Tyll EuIenspiegel was q
real 18th Century hero, - a
young boy with q tremen-
dous imagination and q
pocketful Of tricks.
The play was written by
Daniel J. Fleishhacker and
Is directed by Mary Van
Buren,. This will be q pro-
duction Of the Recreation
Departm ent Neighbor-
hood with 9 cast Of 20 chill
dren.
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conjunction with the towns
annual Homes Tour and
Crafts Exhibit. This year
the art show and the towns
open house will run through
Sunday. October 8.
Liz Beer. who is almost as
active In her own way as the
Corps Of Engineers Is in
theirs, Is also having an ex-
hihit at the Wickshire Inn,
on Route Is near Leesburg,
during September and Octo.
Der. Liz does Georgetown
houses with Q lit. and Is also
working with ceramic tile
which she uses In making
paintings. She Is bringing
out from Washington the
work Of the guest sculpture
Of the Sketch Club Show.
Charles r. d. Egbert, whose
pieces viii be shown through
the week ct the county office
building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
Miss Marta
Miller
Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Miller
OF this city and Dallas, Tex.
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Marta to Mr..
Stuart Philip Ross Of Deer
field. H.. son Of Mr.. and MRS.
Richard G. Ross.
Miss Miller was graduated
In June from Wellesley Col
lege. Prior to her four years
there she attended MT. YER
non Seminary. A political
science major, she Is now on
the staff Of the Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States.
She was presented to So
ciety In Washington in 1859.
The following year she was
Texas Princess In the Cherry
Blossom Festival.
Mr.. Ross Is q June grad
uate Of George Washington
University where he served
on the Student Council ana
was q member Of the Gate
and Key Society and Delta
Tau Delta fraternity. He Is
entering his first year at the
George Washington Univer-
sity Law School.
A February / wedding is
planned.
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Rugby Inspires
Sport Shirt

Suddenly. It's the rugby
6hirt. Although rugby is
hardly our national pastime,
the cotton knit pulIover with
the tailored collar worn for
this British game is the new
EFT sports fad.
The bold black and red
stripings are seen IN chill
dren's sportswear, teen ond
college pullovers, and now In
general adult use. The shirt
ia used with Jacket and skirt
separates, too. not Just pants,
and some girls prefer buying
the mems authentic ones to
getting the feminine versions
made just for them.
The rugby shirt Is also
being knit in other color
combinations. such as yellow
and black stripes, burgundy
and bottle green. But no sis
~ cclOrs, since the rugby shirt
Il . rugged style and the
girls like IL that way.
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the County Office Building
In Leesburg.
Only q handful OF the orig
inal founding mothers are
left as active members. in
GLIDING Vinton Lidell Pickens,
but artists from all over Lou
doun County have augmented
the ever-painting group
which meets every Tuesday
for indoor or outdoor sketch
ing and painting and whose
exhibited work at the annual
show must be Is new as the
driven snow.
Until those flood waters,
proposed by the peripatetic
Corps Of Engineers GU. s.
Army, ron over part Of the
county near Leesburg, Lou
doun artists win set up their
easels in protest, documenting
for their water borne progeny
the verdant and paintable
hills and valleys Of Virginia's
most expandable but not ex-
pendable county. Many Of
the pictures in the current
show portray Loudoun Coun-
ty as it Is. q happy living in
the present.
Members Of the Sketch
Club group who are exhibit
ing include Adele Dawson.
Marjorie Gault, Lois Lam
dreth. Evelyn Marshall, Glare
Metzger and Frederick B.
Osler. Other members whose
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Closes

A course IN Russian for
adult beginners and two new
courses in classical and
popular guitar and one in
the art Of China painting
win be open September 20 at
the YwCA.
They are all 10 week
courses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
Floridiuns to Fete
Past President

The Florida State Society
win honor its past president
Wednesday from $50 70 Q
pm. in the Senate Caucus
Room. Mr.. Charles LAWN,
who held the post for three
non-consecutive terms, VIII
receive . plaque from current
president J. A. Perkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

LEE9BURG. Va.-The Lou
doun Sketch Club opens its
nth annual exhibit this aft
eEnoon at 3 o'clock DsT9 at
Tabor City tribune., 1963-03-06
Landscape Meeting
Considered Success

Fifty-fuur persons attended
the landscape meeting spon-
Sorcd by the home agent. Of
Horny County on February %
at the Agriculture Building.
At this meeting Henry Clay
Clemson Ornamental Horticul-
turiSt. used slides to show good
and poor placement Of shrub
berry, and trees and how TO
plan parking areas for the
home grounds.
Mr.. Clay also illustrated the
basic rules 10 apply when us
ing ornamcntals and passed
out a list Of ornamcntals which
included evergreen and decid-
uouS types in the short med
ium and tall varieties.
While in the county, Mr..
Clay worked with several in
dividualS and visited their
homes to give on the spot sug-
geStiOnS for placement and
kinds of ornamcntalS to use, as
well as suggestions for drive
ways.
If you are interested in sug-
gestiOns for your home grounds
Identification, contact your
Extension agents at the Agri-
culture Building.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-03-06

WEDDING ANNOUNCED -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Long an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Rachel MarI-
cite Long, and Mr.. Georg.
Cary Strickland, a son of MIR.
and Mrs. A. Lee Strickland.
The ceremony was performed
Jan. 18. The couple is resid-
ing in LOris with Mr.. and Mrs.
Strickland where he is assO-
ciated i'm business with his
father.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-03-06
Mental Health
Group Directors
Hold Meeting

The Board of Directors of
the Horny County Mental
Health Association met last
week with Joe Watts, Presi-
dent of the Association, pre-
siding.
Mrs. Rebecca Gillespie, chair
man of the Education Commit
tee, gave Il report stating that
their present project is closed
circuit tcleviSion programs for
the classroom teachers in
which six films will be pre-
sented. These programs are
designed TO help the teachers
understand the emotional needs
of the child. The programs are
restricted to grammar school
teachers.
Mrs. E. c. Wall, chairman
of Volunteer Services Com
mittce, presented report in
regard to the numerous gifts
contributed to the Association
by the merchants and citizens
of our County which were
carried to the South Carolina
State Hospital for distribution
To the patients on Christmas
Day
Mrs. Lillian Willard, chair
man of the Public Relations
Committee, stated that for
means of publicity she plans
10 get each committee chair
man to furnish tapes Tor our
local radio stations in order
that the public might be in
formed as TO the functions of
our Mental Health Association
here in Horny County.
Mrs. Madeline Stevens, Trea-
surer of the Association, rend-
cred a report at this time
John Willard, chairman of
the Mental Health Services
Committee, discussed plans for
meeting Uf tins committee in
which he plans to have sever
al guest speakers. MIR. Willard
has spoken to several civic
clubs in Conway with refer
ence TO the Mental Health AS
sociation in Horny County.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-03-06
ELVlE HAMMET WEDS ROBERT
CRAWFORD IN DURHAM RITES

Rev. Edward j. Aesten
heard the vows spoken he
tween Miss Elvie Frances
Hammet and Robert Council
Crawford, Jr. Saturday, Mar
ch 2 at the Northgate Presby-
terian Church in Durham.
Mrs. Larry Mcclure presented
organ music for the ceremony.
The birdie is the daughter of
Mrs. Evelyn Royal Martin,
formerly of Tabor City, and
the late William T. Hammet.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. Elizabeth Bounds Gram
ford Of Raleigh and the late
Robert Council Crawford.
Given in marriage by her
brother-in-law, DR.. Bryan C..
West, Jr. of Elizabeth City.
the bride wore gown of silk
organza designed with a fitted
bodice, circular neckline ac-
cented with re-embroidered
Alencon lace, long sleeves and
Il bouffant skirt ending in a
chapel train. Her veil of silk
illusion was attached to n
crown of seed pearls. She car
ried prayer book which be-
longed TO her maternal great
grandmother. II was covered in
white satin and topped with
an orchid.
Mrs. Bryan c. West, Jr. Of
Elizabeth City, sister of the
bride was matron of honor.
She wore a red taffeta dress
fashioned with u bouffant skirt
of impressed pleats. Her head
piece was a short veil attached
10 a cluster of matching self
flowers. She carried a single
American Beauty rose.
Miss Saribeth Anderson.
cousin Of the bride, was flower
girl