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HYGIIADE
PRETZELS
tlNEW LOW" Priceson OUr famous Colfee
LADYFAIR
COFFEEIb.39c
. (2 Jbs. 77c)Fl 'NE TASTE-
COFFEE . lb. 37c(2 lbs. 780)
'ARMOUR'S
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51.ph." P " ' t C,eam.dMINT CANDY c';:r.49
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DILLP I C K L E 5 , ~ :
R I T T ~ R ' SRelish
CHiLI SAUCE? n ; O ~
2CcSluffed MonlcmlllCll
OLIVES i~ : : 2 1 4
SWlfT'S
PREM '. _ 'i;:rRi
'fYNE.TASTECIder
VINEGAR ~ r : . 1 . ,
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CIAX , t ~ ; ' 2 a fLEWIS .ABY
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SolQcl Flov'o;
FYN.E-rASI.
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NYGRAD.Fresh,. Crisp Gorden
POrArOCHIPS'''29 cCello'09
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PhiladelphiaCITYAVENUEat 53rd Street
EFFECTIVE
'TUESDAY,, W E D N E S ~
/,THUR.SDAY & SATURDAY
VARIETY In Our Delicatessen~Dept.
69c
25c21bs25c
CelloBox
Ih.33c
lb.
" R e a d y ~ t o - S e r v e "WHOLE
Average Weight 1 to 1Yz lbs.
BOILEDLOBSTERS
IN 1
BrynMawr}646 LANCASTER]
AVENUE
CHICKENSIb.37c
Armour's STAR * WHOt""Canned HAM. . _.-.......
79c
Top quallty-ftne for Top Grade Afrlccassee or salads! Up to 4 lbs.
Sold In th e C an at Marked Weights
~ " .lOWEST j:tRICE IN YEARS ON
THIS FAMOUS READYTOSERVE I ICANNEP HAMI A FOOD fAIR sPtCTALll1J
A . Ch Sandwich -Ih-Ib. 2/m e n c a n e e s e Style sJlced' CTe n d e r S k i n l e s s Franks I b ' 4 3 c
Ta s t y L o n g L i v er w u rs t Ih-lb. 25 c
Fresh L9cal Killed STE\;VING
Plump, young, tender b ir ds f or theHoliday Feast!
PLEASE YOUR GUESTS WITH fAMOUS P.S.G,.--tcProtected,. Selected, Guaranteed MEATS
~GARDENfRESHNESS FOR YOUR fABLE IN
~ .PICK OF_THE CROP FRUITS & VEOETAILES
Fancy Calif.
TheseLobsters were cauKbt In thecold waters of the Atlantic , Theywere boiled aUve and rushed toFood Fair.
S\VIFTS Premium Sugar-Cured
SMOKED
TONGUESlb,39cP. s. B. Top Quali ty Steer BeefRI B R0 AST
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None Higher
Great Big SweetBeauties at a
Food Fair Low Price
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OUR DAIRY DEP'T FEATURESA WIDE VARIETY OF'? ' FAMOUS PACKAGE CHEESES FOR YOUROUTINGIMAYFAIR Large Grade A
FRES H EGG SD ~ = ; ~ o ~ n
59cG o l d I n R i c h Tangy C h e e s e lb. 59c
K ft Y I t Amel'jcan lh-lb. 2 3ra e ve e a or Cheese CP
a b s t e e t Standard Spread 6'h-oz 23c'pkg.
P h i l a . C re a m C h ee s e: ~ : ~
13 c
. Borden ' s Liede rk ranz . : ~ : ~ 2 8 c
Military C a m e m b e r t . .3 - ~ ~ ~ ~
32c
K k C h Hickory 8-oz 35au auna e e s e Smoked Link C
OPENLATE:.Thursday'til9 P.
M ~, Closed all day Friday
"MEMORIAL DAY"Shop Saturday 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Fancy Firm Ripe SLICING
TOMATOESFanc\' Full-Podded
C A L I F ~PEAS
A SPECIAL TREAT fOR THE HOLlDAYJ
"OUR \VORKSPEAKS FOR
ITSELF"PAINTING
PAPERHANGING
DECORATINGNo Job Too Large or Too Small
Specializing in All Kinds ofGeneral Contracting
and Renovating
Our organization Is alwaysat your service
DavidS. Fradkin5453 Euclid Ave., Phila.
GR. 3-1510 or GR. 36631
CHlt:DRENWILL MIND YO UHere 'sa tested, proven plan to secure the quick.wllllngcooperationof y ou r c hi ld re n I n t he rllgularpertormance ot their most Important character a n d h a bi t formingduties I Just think of it; a 366 daybyday r eco rd o f a ll Importantdally assignments that will trulylessen the headaches a n d h e ar taches ot , pa r en t ho o d; I t' s c al le dTHE GRIFFIN IODS' CHILD BEHAVIOR INCEN'I'lVE PLAN a nd I tc an b e purchased In economicalbooklet form for only $1.751 Send'oor It today,-wrlte to
GEBAJ_D G. GBIFFIN1809 North 7 th S t ., Phlla. 22, Pa.
NATIONAL SCHOOL
"State Licensed G. I. ApprovedFree C atalog Day and Evening
Enroll Earl)' for JUlie 91h Class
SPANOFRANCESCar.o. 'nf"nso.
durante e' veranoCOHVfllSAC'ON'ARA MAESTROS
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15t8 WALNUT ST.-PE 11.11868
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PRACTICAL NURSING
RADIO ELECTRONICSINST.A m os t modern TeleVision RadioSchool equipped w1th t he m os tmodern equipment and stattedWith 30 outstandlnlC engineers llantrain y ou In y ou r s pa re momentsby their unique methods to bec om e a technician In televiSion 6&r ad io w he re y ou r future Is as-sured. ..Work Is fascinating and profitableapproved for .veterans training byt he S ta te o f P en na . P la ce me ntService.TELEI'HONE, WRITE OR VISIT.RADIO ELEC'fRONICS
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at Karlton PostWar SchoolINDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTIONSG. I. APPROVEDCOSMETOLOGY-HAIR STYLING
Da)' and EvenIng ClaSHes~
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1425 Chestnut; LO. 7-5078Come, In o r Wri te For Interviewl
Westgate Hills.To Play Sunday: Atlantic City, .A t lan t ic Coun tyBoftball champion, will visit Haverford To;wnshlp to take.on the Westgate HlI1s AU-Stars this Sunday,
J u n e I , at 2.30 P. M.: Paul Bailey, kingpin. ot softball' h ur l er s i n Southern New jersey,.will e n de a vo r t o r e gi s te r h i s e i g h thconsecutive w i n t h is season. at theexpense ot the 'Gaters.
SUMMERCLASSES NOWFORMING
Schools andColleges
New C'a"sFormln, for Jlln"
JOHN F: EHRENZELLERPhotoRI'apher
923 Bowman Ave.,Wynnewood
PORTRAITSADULTS and CHILDREN
WEDDING AJ'JBUMSCOl\IMERCIAL
PHONE ARDMORE 5272
PORTRAITURE- COMMERCIALBRIDALS
ADVERTISING - PUBLICITY
DUFOR STUDIOSPhotographic Specialista25 South 17 th st .. Phlla. 3. Pa.
LOc ust 76934 '
PhiladelphiaMusicalAcademySUMMER SCHOOLJune 23-Aug. 2
1704 WA LN U T S T. PlIILA. 3. PA.
LEARN TO SING THEPROlt'ESSIONAL WAY
AT THE
ALBERKMANVOCAL STUDIOSModern Methods for VoicePerfection and Song Delivery
:\lIcr0l!llOlIe Technique Song St) ' ll Ilg(PopUlar and Classical) Recordings al ld Motion PlctUl'es
taken for development ot poisePhone Now Kingsley 5-6655
FOR A PRIVATE AUDITIOXShubert Bldll'.. 21;0 S. Broad st.
PHILADEI,PHIA, PA.
School of Perosnal Charmand Model Training
D AY A ND EVENINGCLASSES Now FOi.ming
FOR APPOINTMENT CALLPE. 54578 - l 'E. 54618
RADIO
ELECTRONICS
Distinguished Facul ty and Guest Teachers.Six weeks Intensive Instruction In Theory Retresher Courses.Special Instruction In Preparatory I1;rndes tor instrumentalists.Repertorle Classes In Plano, 'Ce110, Opera, Oratorlal andLieder.
Regis tra tion, June 12to 21
1617 Spruce St. PE 55053
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DAY III EVENING CLASSESNOW BEING }'ORl\lED
KEYSTONEELECTRONIC SCHOOLS
a 80. 20th st.. P hi la . LO 7 -7 78 0t .,
KARAYSTUDIOS
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CHOOSINGA CAREER
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N u n a n ~ S l o o k 's
Nine CapturesB y A L BE B KM A N , Director. F
o ~ rStrtiig,ht
Al Berkman Vocal StudlOllNunan-8look Pos t No.SSS, ot Oak
A VOCAL CABEEB mont,overwhelmed Haverto rdHighT h er e a r e many talente.d per sons i t a seba ll e r s, 92, as G r a ng e F i el d
with flne vole'es, w ho go through was ded ica t ed In Penfield. Threel i t e nu r s ing a l uppres sed deal r e to Nunan-Slook pitchers law act lon-
M a rt i n, B o b M c Ca u gh a n and Ir asing. W h en a s ke d why they don't Harn i sh-whi le Harry Witney and
"do something" Hubert smi th pitched fort h ~
Ford .about all this Nunan-SHook held to ii 2-2 counttalent going to throughout the f i r s t s even sessions ,waste, t he a n- broke loose with a seven-run rallyswer I s I nv ar l- In the eighth. M a rt i n w a s t h e only
Leg ionna i re to co ll ectmore than oneably the n m e - hit, While Higgins dupflcll.ted for"I don 't know it Haverford.my voiceIs good Earlier, In Eastern Dela'fll'areenough," C o un t y A m er i ca n L e gi on L e ag u e
In many Instances, it 's not a case games, the Oakmonte r s upse t Colot not having a good enough voice, \lngdale,
- ~ ,and Upper Darby,10-1.
On Thursday, Nunan-Slook s t r e t chbut In controlllng the t ones , so tha t ed it ,
s t r e a ~ by'beatlng'East Lans
the words are p r op e rl y r o un de d . d ow ne , 12-1, beh ind the .hu r l ing otC on tr ol o f Vol um e Is Important, Harn ish and McCaughan . Fo leyacespecially to t he s in ge r w it h r ad io counted fo r th ree hits against Eas t
Lansdowne. 'asp ir a t ions . Over loud tones' must Harnish a n d F o le y t o ok turns onbe avoided,so that the rea re n o a b- the p i t ching mound against Upperrupt changel In volume. D a rb y a n d t oge the r gave up only
,Ano the r Impor t an t f ac to r toward. t w o h i t s. F o le y coHected three hits,becoming a good singer Is the n e- w hi le J on es , K ee hn , Turner and
Venuto had two each.cesslty ot singing on pitch. This .condition Is developed by singing' Haverforr . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 , 0 - 2
Ith t I t I PINunan-Slook.. 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 7 x- 9w o u a cc om pa n m en - .e.: -
ano, or some Instrument to guidet h e s i n g er t o wa r d a relative pitch.T he re a re v er y f ew s in ge rs w hoh a ve a bs o lu te p i tc h n e ed ed t o stayexac tly on key, without the necessary accompaniment. I havego t t envery' :te.vorable r es ul ts b y makingp lano record ings , fo r my own p U P - 1 ' = = = = = = : ; : ; : : : : : : : = = = = = : . 1lis, w ho h av e h ad dltfl.cuIty with I,p i t ch and timing.
O nc e t he se b as ic r ul es a re o bse rved , anyone who has a pleasing,na tu ral qua li t y c a n a t ta i n a melod ious s inging style.
Hedgerow To Present"Among Ourselves"June 19
T h e w or l d premiere o f " A mo n gOurselves," a p l ay b y Joanna Roos,wl1l take place at the HedgerowTheatre, Moylan, o n T hu rs da y,June 19. Miss Roos, who has justcompleted a successful r un w it h"Joan of Lor raine ." wll1 come f romN e w Yo r k to see the final dress reohearsal ot the play.
Jasper Deeter, who hasg l ~ e n
m a ny p la y s t h ei r f ir s t h e ar i ng , Is.t he d i r ecto r ot this, the
1 ~ 7 t h a d ~dltlon to the Hedgerow Repertory.T h e t it l e Is taken trom AbrahamLincoln, " . t o che r ish a j u s t a n dl a s t ing peace among ourselves,"
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CANDIDS
Ex-Fighter Pilo'Safe OnSea Trip
Overdue ForFour DaysBryn Mawr ManWires Parents
J U N E W E D DI N G L I S TE DT h e m ar r ia g e ot M is s E u ge n ia
~ r e s l e rBlrdsaJl, daughter of Dr .
and Mrs. Joseph Cooper BlrdsaH,ot Booth L a ne a n d Glenwynne Rd.,H a ve r fo r d, t o R o be r t D e la n d '"-:11IIams, son of Mr. and Mrs. RobertWarren WIIJlams, of Bryn Mawr,will take p lace Thursday, June 12,
at the home ot t he b r ide ' s pa rent s .
Arriving four days late In HamIlton, B e rm u da , a b oa r d hl l yawl,the Camanclle, Edward C. Dale , J r. ,of S t at e a n d Lafayet t e Rds ., BrynMawr, cab led h i s pareQ,ts this weektha t h e w as _t e and everythingwas all right.
D a le a r r iv e d In Hamilton Sund a y n i g ht , f o u r d a ys overdue, whileC oa st G ua rd a nd merchant vesu l swere sea rch ing theAt l an t i c fo r himand f or s ev er al f re ln ds w ho h adjoined him as crewmen a b oa r d t h eComanche.
T w e n t y - a e v e n ~ y e a r - o l dD ale , a
h e ro o f Uie Pac if i c campa ign wherehe was a Navy f ighte r pilot, is the
grea t-g rea t-g randson of Richard C.Dale, Revo lu t iona ry nava l captainand once c o -c om m an d er o f theNavy, A destroyer bean h is n am etoday.
Leader of a carrier-based divisionot Hel l ca t f igpte r s In the Paclftc,Dale once returned t o h i s s h i p withhis
a l r p l a n ~ ' st a l l a s sembly wreck
ed by gunftre. O n a n ot h er missionh e r et ur ne d w it h a handkerchief
.covering a shoulder wound.The Comanche set o ut o n M ay 15
' trom Fort Lauerdale, FIa., on whatwas expected to be a four-to-Ilx dayj o ur n ey t o H a mi lt o n. D ale's telegrams t o h is p a re n ts , Mr. and Mrs.Edward C. Dale, Sr., did not Indicate whether bad weather w as r esponsible f or t he delay, but ,said"everything I s a ll right" and tha t aletter w ou ld fo Uow. .
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wedding
"Let our plants brightfm upy ' ~ u r
home"
.(Near Horn & Hardarts)
MOTHERS:D I ,
~ k e . py , '.;;';1, ;1 t6e IIlrkI
LigM that It too dim, t oo g la r in g, o r bod1y p&oeed, Is a strain on youreyes - an d o n y ou l P ro pe r l ig ht in g II a lot more than scatteringattractive looking lamps about th e room. There II a proper light forevery occasion. Check these agoin.t those yOu havel
For reading and lewing, a convenient 3.way lamp, with proper shadeand diffusing bowl, makes seeIng easier.
Re ad in g In bed requi res the r ight l ight , too . A two tube f luorescentfixture on t he wal l o ve r t h e h ea d o f t h e b ed Is o ne o f t he b et te r i de a '
Don 't neg lect .your de lk . For thet c i ~ l
.. top type, the usual table lamp,with a :I.waybulb In a diffusing bowl, Is perfect,
Over-all 1i"""lng In your k itchen I . easy with louvered fixtures containing fluorescent tubes. This wlde.angle lighting Jl" 'events shadow
Under cab lnet l ight ing remove. those dark spots from your kitchen.Here, a fluore.cent fixture, hung from the wall or cabinet, does the tf'lclt.
Philad.lphia .Electric CompanyIIhteIl .. "drlcHoIII'- ' , . . "- .. C I t . - -Ivn"',,,4130 ,.11I.- WCAU
!"or Informat ion, or to have representa t ive cal l, phone.
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Day 0' Evenln, Reglst. , How F ul l ll m. Of Partllm.
Secr.fa,lal AI.o-1. Fonetlc e Lan,aa,
Shorthand Adv.rtl".g2. Touch Typln,3. 'uslnell e Accounting1.,11.. Creatlv.4 oo p l . ' Wrltln,*Any lublld may b. laken IIp.,crl l ly
I Dr. loli/ho'l School I. Appro .. " ' or VI' .. on.
Narberth DAR ChapterPlans Final
L u n c h e o ~Members o f th e Dr. BenjamJl
RUsh Chapter, D.A.R., wl1lh o ~
theIr final meeting at a luncheo/(at the Ove rb r o o k Go l f Club at 1.StiP. M. Tuesday.
I n st a l la t i on o f officers w i ll t a kl "place as well as a r ep o rt o n th;National Congress held in Washlnltton; A n nu a l r e po r ts b y off icers anecommit t e e cha i r men will also btmade.
Mrs. Verna. D. Woodcock Is I,c h ar g e o f a r ra n g em e n ts f o r t h e a1lfair.
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Mu s Vi rg in i aE r v in , M i l sE I ~ l I ,
.Wil ta r D r ay ton , M i s s Har r i e t
~ b fbe Drayton, Miss Marg . r e t t a COJ.
Mis l P r i s cl l J a Joan Ball, Mil l Joli
M cA d oo , M i ss Julia 1. . McMma.;Miss Susan P. Jackson and MillEleano r S. Keady. '
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Formerly of Blair 's
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ANNOUNCETHE OPENING OF
Laurent
HIS NEW HAIRDRESSING SALON
EOIts CJ+SI't-ae le o1714 WALNUT STREET
~I ; a nd wi th us it means taking your
old furs and giv ing them new l ife . sbringing out thei r h idden beaut ies byadapting themto modern styling.
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DORMEYERMIXERS
Now taking orders for theNEW GENERAL ELECTRIC
AUTOMATIC"WASHER..
Haverford anil Forrelt Ave - Phone Narberth USZ
54 E. Lancaster Avenue. ArdmoreARDMORE 5460
TELEVISIONSETS EXPECTED
IN THE NEARFUTUREI,NARBERTHELECTRICBeRADIOCO.
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NAMES AND POSITION OF YOUR MIXER PARTS1. Juice Directing' Spout. 7. Stain-Resisting Beaters.2. Juice Reamer. 8. Motor.3 . Juice Extractor Bowl. 9. Base and Arm.4. S ma ll M ix in g B owl. 10. 3 -S pe ed M ot or S wi tc h.5. Large Mixing Bowl. 11. Detachable Handle.6. TUl11table. 12. juicer Drive Socket.
OILING-Mixer needs 110 oil ing. Mixer has beenprovided i01: life.of roix.er.at.time of manufacturer.
$29 95 An Unusual Cook Book goes with each mixer -b y the noted home econoniist Ethel Allison
Receiving at the tea to b e g i ve nby Commander and Mrs. Lars O.P et er so n , o f B r yn M aw r, Monday.a ft er no on , J u ne 16, at the NewCentury Club. to i n t ro d u ce t h ei rdaughter, Miss Elizabeth Darst Peterson, will be Miss Emma LambeltCadwalader, Miss Pau l ine Thayer,
Mrs. Herbert B. Painter, o f G ly n 'Wynne Lane, Have r ford ,
e n t e r t a i n ~ed at a cocktail party Sunday a f t e r - .n oo n, I n h on or o f Mr. and Mrs.G e or g e P e te r so n , J r ., o f A r dm o re ,who w i ll l e av e s oo n f or Chicago,w h er e t h ey wl1l m a k e t h e ir home. .'
Dr. and Mrs. J. B. ClOUd, of 11West Mongomery Ave., Ardmore,have returned from Williamsburg,V., w h e re t h e y v i s i t ed Co loni a lWi ll i amsbu rg , t he h i s t o r ic c i t y t ha t hasb ee n r es to re d t o I ts 1 8t h centuryappearance by John D. Rockefeller, Jr.
Mrs. Wa l t e r Hayes,. of 401 SabineRd . , Wynnewood , entertained at atea i n h o n or o f Miss Edi th V. Smith,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FredS mi th , o f N or ri st o wn , w ho se m arr ia ge t o her son, Robert, Hayes,will take p l ac e o n June 14:
. Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence lVhee l er,Jr., o f B l oo m in g to n , I n d. , h a v e a nnounced th \ b ir th o f a s o n, L a w rence Wheeler, 3d, on May 13. Mrs.Wheeler Is t h e f or m er Miss BettyA n n S mi th , daughter of Mr. andMrs . A lan G. S m i th , o f 140 CricketAve., Ardmore.
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WOOD-McI.ANEM. and Mrs. P a l me r P. McLane,
o f P hi la de lp hi a, h av e a nn ou nc edt h e e n ga g em e nt of t h e i r daugh te r.Miss Jane Irene M c La n e, t o JamesH. Wood, son of M r . an d Mrs, DavidVVood. of 314 Glen Ridge Rd., Westgate Hills.
HAAS-VADNERMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Samue l
Vadner, o f 126 Dar tmou th Rd., Cynwyd, h a ve a n no u nc ed t h e e ng ag ement of theil ' daughter, Miss BellyVadner, to Richard Harry Haas,s on o f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haas,of Pelham Manor, N. Y.
Miss Vadner is a graduate ofWellesley C o ll e ge . M r. H a as , w h ogmduated f r om t h e M a ss a ch u se t ts
I n st i tu t e o f Technology, served In Ithe USAAF. He is n o w a t te n d in gHarvard Law School.
LAUBACH-WARDENMr. and Mrs. R o b er t B r uc e Wa r
den. o f Wa sh i ng t o n, D . C., havea n no u n ce d t h e e n ga g em e nt o f t h ei rdaughter, Miss Mar tha Page VVar- Ider. t o C h ar l es C r i ss m an L a ub a ch ,2d, s on o f Mr. and Mrs. Frank StilesL au ba ch , o f t he Merion ManorApartments, Mel'ion .
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MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH W I LL l A M T EN AG LI O h ap pi ly s t a r tthe traditional calte cu t t i ng ce r emony after t h e i r w ed d in g i n A r dmOI'e on May 3. Mrs. Tenaglio is t h e f o rm er Miss Yolanda MarieDiMarcello, d au gh te r o f M r. a n d M r s. N i ch o la s DIMarcello, of112 Walnut Ave. The couple p lans to l ive i n Ardmore .
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DILL-LYNAM Manning, and of t h e l a t e Ch ief Ju s - IMrs. W. T. L yn am , J r. , o f Wi!- t l ce a n d Mrs. Wil l iam Howard Ta f t . '
mhlgton, Del., announces the en- She Is a niece o f S e na t or Robe r tg ag e me nt o f h er d au g ht er , Miss T a ft a nd of Mr. Charles Taft, ofM e n' y J a y ne Ly na m , to Ralph Lee- Cincinnati, O. Miss M a nn i ng a tdom Dill, son of Mrs. Ra lph J. Dlll, t en d ed t h e B al dw in School, Chatof 108 Tenby Rd., Llanerch, and ham Hall, Va., and was graduatedt h e l at e Mr. Dill. f ro m t he Putney School, Putney,
Miss Lynam, who graduated from Vt., and from BI'yn Mawr College,Wilming ton Fr i ends School, i s a t- c la ss o f 1946. She i s n ow a graduatet end ing Dickin son College, where student i n t h e d e p ar t m en t o f m us i cs he i s a member of Chi Omega fra- at Radcliffe College.ternity. M r. D il l graduated fl"cm Mr. Cunningham is a graduate ofFr i ends Cent.ral School, Overbrook, Thacher S c ho ol , O j al , Calif., andand attended
P e n n s ~ l v a n l aMilitary Harvard College, c l as s o f '43. Dur
College before e nt er in g t he a rm ed I ng the war he served as an officerforces. He Is nOW a stUdent at Dick- In t he S ig na l C or ps of the Army,Inson Collge. He Is a member of and Is now a g r a du a t e s t u de n t atthe P h i K a pp a Sigma f r a t e rn i t y. Harvard University.
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CUNNINGHl l l -MANNINGMr. a n d M r s. F r ed e ri c k J o h ns o n
Manning, ofB r ~ ' n
M aw r , h a ve a nn ou nc ed t he e ng ag em en t o f t h ei rd a ug h t er , M i ss Caroline Manning,t o F re de ri c C un ni ng ha m, J r. , so'nof Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, ofSpr ing f i eld Cen t er, N . Y.
Miss Mann ing is t h e g randdaughter of MI'. Fred N. Manning, ofBraintree, Mass., and t h e l a t e M rs .
BAILEY-DONALDSONMI'. and Mrs. Richard G. Oellers,
of 124 Highland Ave., Bala-Cynwyd,h a ve a n n ou n ce d t h e
e n g a g e l l 1 e n ~at
Mrs. Oellers ' daughter, Miss Bar bara Louise Donaldson, to Harrington Mor rel l Bailey, Jl", s on o f MI'.and M r s. B a il e y, o f Drexel Pal 'k.
", vMiss D o na l ds o n i s the daughterof Mr. F . S ti rl i ng D on al ds on , o fMedia.McMANUS-HALEY
Mr. a nd M rs . D an ie l J . H al ey , o f121 Harrowgate Rd., OverbrookHills, h a ve a n no u n ce d t h e engc1/jcment o f t h e ir d a ug h te r , Miss RitaDoris Haley, t o J o hn S ta nl ey McM an us , s on o f Mr. and M rs . L eoP. M cM an us , o f 36 Simpson Rd.,Ardmore.
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To Stage Annual' ' ' ' ~ ' '
Luncheon MondayR e ar A dm ir al B r ys o n Bruce, U.
S . N ., w l1 l be g u e s t sp e ake r at theAnnual Luncheo n o f t h e J e p t h a Abbot Chapter, D.A.R., o f A r dm o re ,to be he l d M on da y at 1 P. M. at theSheraton Hotel.
Mrs. Walter E. Knipe, 2d, of Cynwyd, wl1 l preside, and Mrs. Lloyd
Goman, State Historian, will inductthe following new officers:
Mrs. Norman J. Greene, of Berwyn, regent; Mrs. Allen C. Thomas,J r. , o f Mt. Ah'Y, f i r st v i ce- r egen t ;M rs . H . Herbert P a rc h e r, o f Cynwyd, s ec on d v i ce- r e ge n t ; Mrs. A.Gi raud Foo te, o f M e r i on , chaplain;Valley. r e co r din g se c r et a r y ; Mrs.Mrs. R o b e r t H. Witmer, of PennWilliam G. M a r t in , c o r r espond ingsecretary; Miss Gwynedd Wo od , a ss i st a nt c or re sp on di ng s ec re ta ry ;Mrs. Charles A. L u nd a hl , o f P h il adelphia, treasurer; Mrs. Halg H.Pakradooni, Jr., of \ Vy nn e w oo d , a ss i s ta n t t r ea s u re r ; M r s. J. ChristianMyers, of Mt. Airy, registrar; Mrs.Mals A. Laverty, o f M er io n, h ist or ia n; M rs . R a y P. F ar r in g to n , o fB ry n M aw r, l ib ra ri an , a nd Mrs.W a lt er E . K nI p e, o f C y nw y d, andMrs. Frank A. Nelms, of Cynwyd;directors.
Frieda FreimuthTo Wed ArdmoreMan On Saturday
The marriage o f M is s Fr i edaK a th er i ne F re im u th , d a ug h te r o fMr. and Mrs. G u st a v H . F r ei m u th ,of 2453 WynnefieldDrive, Merwood,t o N o r ma n H a ye s Benninghove, Jr. ,flon of Mr. and Mrs. Bennlnghove,of 19 W. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore,will t a k e place at 4 o'clock Saturd ay, i n St. P au l ' s Lutheran Church,Ardmore . T h e Rev. Albert C. Kanzinger will perform the ceremony.
MissBetty Knoeri,
ofPhiladelp h ia , w i ll s er ve a s m ai d of honor,
a n d t h e b r id e sm a id s wl\1 be MissN or ma Benni n g h ov e , s i s t e r of thebridegroom; Miss E l s ie F r ei m u th ,s i st e r o f t h e bride, and Mrs. BerthaSchmidt, of Merwood.
J o hn S ch mi dt , o f Merwood, wl\1act a s b es t man . a nd t he u sh er swill include P a u l F r e i m u th , b r o th e ro f t he b ri de; B en Gile. of Gladwyne, and W ay ne R ot h, o f B ry nMawr.
A reception at t h e Ma soni c Hall,Ardmore, w i l l f o ll o w the ceremony.
Miss Freimuth is a g radua t e ofKe n s In g to n Hi gh S c h oo l . M r. Bennlnghove. wh o g ra du at ed f ro mL o we r M e ri o n H i gh School, servedin t h e A r my I n fa n tr y i n t h e E ur opean Theatre d u ri n g t h e w ar .
Alice Nash FloydAnd Roy GraefPlight Troth
Miss Alice Nash Floyd. daughterMiss Betty Kincaid, w h o s e rv e d
of Mr. G eorge M a rve l F l oy d , of 112Dudley Ave., N ar be r t h .b ec ame theb r i de o f Roy Ho w ar d Gr a ef , son ofMr. and M r s. R u do l ph , G r ae f , o fa3 m ai d o f h on or .and only attendant for the bride, wore a gown ofN o r t h B r a nc h , N. Y., i n t h e c ha pe lof the
V a l l e ~ 'F o rge M l l i t a ry Acad
emy, Saturday a ft er no on . T heChaplain, 'captain JOhn A. SchUltz,officiated.
T h e b r i d e, w h o w a s g i ve n i n m arr i ag e b y he r . f a th e r, w o re a whi t esa t i n -g o wn wi th a sweetheart
n e c ~ line, long sleeves and a fit ted bodIce. Her l o n g h e i r lo o m l a c e v e il fellfrom a coronet of orange blossomll
o ve r t he f ul i s k i rt a n d t r ai n . S h ecarried a b o u qu e t o f . l i l ies o f t hev a ll e y c e n t e re d w i t h w h i te o r ch i ds .p a le b l ue m a rq u l !e t te , m a de w i thcap sleeves and a full skirt. He rn et h al o m at ch ed her dress, andshe c a rr i e d p i n k roses.
Mrs. Frederick V. We th e ri l l, o fRosemont, aunt of the b r ide, worea w h i te l i n en s u i t w i t h a whitestrawhat trimmed with a tulle ruffie anda co r sage o f lilies of the valley. Themother o f t he b r i d eg r o o m chose ag r ee n c r ep e d r es s w i th a matchingc o at a n d s m a l l h a t . Her co r sage wasof roses.
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