Evening star. [volume], May 10, 1946, Page B-14, Image 37

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THIRTEENTH, BETWEEN E AND F
I Young, romantic . » . pure
I Latin lure against sun-kissed
shoulders! Little drop-shoul
der blouses, swirling samba
skirts ... all in the coolest,
finest, washable cotton your
"Yanqui dollars" can buy.
You'll thank "Suellen" all
this tropical summer for
cooling you off the South
American way! Misses' ‘
10 to 16.
Sportswear, Third Floor
SI ESTA-FRESH
shirred chambroy
blouse in oqua, l
beige, blue, 6.50
: ___ Matching skirt of
striped corded
chambray, 6.75
FIESTA WHITE
ruffled cotton
blouse_5.95
Primitive black
skirt with goy
Mexican motif,
5.95
%
Woodward
&
Lothrop
10th 11th F and <3 Streets
Zone 13 Phone District 5300
Styled by
Km*?
leisure coats
How pretty you look . . . and how
at ease you feel ... in softly shim
mering rayon satin, engagingly
styled. Sizes 12 to 20.
Side-panels and applique of blue,
coral or rose against black..„$16.95
White flower garlands against lumi
nous pink, blue or coral_ $19.95
Marriage License
Applications
Under D. C. laws, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, wait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Rlchaid Bearden. 21. 1211 filet pi. ■«.,
and Florence Yackosku, <1, 1820 Bel
mont rd. n.w.
Olan Pointer. 33, 1241 V at. s.e., and
Orace Divvens. 36. 1333 Rldae pi. s.e.
Herschel Gibson. 22, and Janice Baker.
24, both ol 621 Eye st. n.e.
George Wharen. Jr.. 26, Andrews Field,
and Matilda Gerhardt, 19, Alcott Hall,
• West Potomac Park.
Schuyler Ferris. 31. 1766 Massachusetts
ave. n.w., and Irene Rush. 22. 2019
Eye st. n w.
Charles Manos. 31, Army War College, and
Lelda Fales. 24, Kansas Hall, Arlington
Farms.
Albert Vernon, 27, and Georgia Alexander,
28. both of Fort Belvolr
Thomas Kirby. 26. Fort Belyolr. and Vir
ejrtta Brown, 22, 44 K st. ne.
James Rhyne. 29. 1903 Galea at. n.e.,
ijjuia Persons, 17, 602 Acker at.:
n.e. ,
R^ ,i Tillery, 38, 1112 Harvard st. n.w.,
arul Etta McCargo, 27. 1839 Providence
st. n e.
John Mastous. 23. Charleston. W. Va..!
and Edna Sansone, 19. Route 3. Alex
andria. va.
Mario Senas. 21, 1620 Fuller at. n.w . and!
Phyllis Aplinston. 21, Idaho Hall, Arlms-!
ton Farms, Va.
Joseph colt-man. 22, Naval Receiving Sta
tion, and Hazel Eades. 26. 1323 Chi
ton st. n.w,
Robert Morse, 31, 1918 N st. n.w., and
Margaret Elsenberg, 26. 205 Brighton
Hotel. California si. n.w.
David Weinstein, 28, 313 H st. n.w., and
Dorothy Dorfman, 27, 4812 5th st. n.w
Stanley Grembocki, 31. and Sophie Bol
larl. 33. both of Taylor, Pa.
Douglas Newcomb. 28. 4412 New> Hampshire
ave. n.w., and Dons Harbaugh, 23. 4417
New Hampshire ave. n.w.
Floyd Frank, jr.. 18. 2218 13th at. n.e.,
and Joan Elder, 17. 1349 Adams st. n e.
Henry Peterson. 31, 1133 13th at. n.w..
and Josephine Scott. 26, 3601 40th pi.,
Colmar Manor, Md.
Joseph Doyle. 30, and Mary Koziara, 26,
both of 3166 J7th st. n.w.
Robert Polkinghorn. 31, 142 Ivanhoe st
s w., and Gertrude Burch, 23. 1635 D
st. n.w.
XWUCI C OCUJIVUUIU. *T' ■)!!/ W. o '
Arlington, Va., and Elvina Fish, 23.
1707 Q st. n.w.
Herbert Langley. 32, 1906 R st. n.w., and
Evelyn Ginn. 21, 138 22d st. n.w.
George Harley. 18. 1677 Montello ave
n.e., and Almeda Johnson. IK Wake
Hall, Twenty-first st. and Oklahoma
ave. n.e.
Otis Johnson. 31, 1401 Bangor st. se.
and Catherine Key, 29. 1646 32na
st. n.w.
Lewis Thompson. 30. Carver Hall. 2nd and
Eim sts. n.w . and Mary Celter, 31,
1919 3d st. n.w.
Shelton Crumpler, Jr., 21, 404 Peabody
st. n.e., and Thelma Benedict, 20, 1829
Trinidad ave. n.e.
Robert Pitts. 36. and Jean Milsom. 18,
both of Brandywine. Md.
Issued at Rockville.
Pete H. Sebastian, jr., 22, Cincinnati. Ohio,
and Virginia Browning, 21, Terra Haute,
Ind.
Eugene Bell, 27. Washington, and Mollie
Davis, 26. 8uffolk, Va.
Jesse L. Day, 28, Gaithersburg, and Mabel
E. Ricketts, 18. Rockville.
Edward J. Larson. 26. McDonald. Ohio,
and Mary E. Mussetter, 22, Germantown,
Md.
Louis E Lau, 38, Chicago, III., and Mary
Mina Underwood, 32, Silver Spring
James A Spencer. 22, and Lois J. Chad
dock, 21. both of Bellalre. Ohio
Donald Raymond De Witt. 20. and Cath
erine Mary Reilly, 21, both of Washing
ton.
Robert S. Stone. 21. Fort Lauderdale. Fla.,
and Marie Ewanus. 21. Washington.
r—rTXt LEATHER GOODS SINCE 1WI""1
FOR YOUR DOG
We have a complete Una
of collar*, harnesses, leads,
muzsles and toys. All rea
sonably priced. *
LUTZ & CO.
1325 G Street N.W.
Charge Accounts Invited
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Births Reported
John and Edna Basks, girl.
Bruce and Elisabeth Buxton, girl.
Harry and Dorothy Dooley, boy.
Robert and Dorothy Flshow, boy.
James and Mildred Goodard. girl.
George and Peggy Godfrey, girl.
James and Clara Grissom, girl.
Joseph and Jean Higgins, girl.
Melvin and Katherine Hottle, girl.
Franklin and Agnes Jackson, girl.
John and Oenevleve Kolonay, girl.
Alfred and Rose Lear, girl.
Claude and Vagll Lester, girl.
James and Margaret Mead, boy.
Joseph and Mariem McCully. girl.
Perry and Marie Naylor, boy.
Willard and Imogene Richardson, boy.
RalDh and' Dorothy Shaffer, hoy.
Howard and Patricia Btler, girl.
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LOOK FOR THEM ON
NORCROSS
greeting cards
Charles and Kathryn Thomas, girl.
Seorge and Nellie Wallace, girl.
ohn and Retha Walsh girl.
John and Nancy Wolford, boy.
Eugene and Gladys Allen, girl.
David and Lula Jackson, boy.
Robert and Willie Johnson boy.
Arthur and Grace Kelly, boy.
Jamea and Mary Poindexter, girl.
Paul and Luchia Williams, girl.
Every American post office large
i enough to have a canceling machine
will soon be imprinting on mail: Buy
lTnited States Savings Bonds. See
Your Postmaster. Dies used before
the war can be used again.
PRESENTING
MARIE NASH
JACK POWELL
GENE BAHT
Bob Knight and bis orchestra ,
Nightly & Sunday
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"Crystal Gazers"
newest saddle oxfords
by Sandler of Boston
Look at the clear vinylite saddle and fore
tell fun for your summer ... for your
anklets' color shows through,
to contrast with the soft white $^-50
elkskin. Sizes 4V2 to 9_
W&L—Girls' and Junior Misses Shoes,
Second Floor.
Woodward & Lothrop
10P411™ F and G Streets Zone 13 Phone district 5300
Pick of the Younger Crowd
easy-to-wear casual
clothes from The Boys' Store
Junior Sports Coat . . . all-woo! with a small check
and a light shadow plaid. In blue or tan. Sizes
6 m 12-$11.50
Long Pants, washable cotton gabardine with a faint
herringbone twill pattern. Navy, tan and brown.
Sizes 5 to 12-$3.65
Long-sleeve Sports Shirts—Sanforized (residual
shrinkage less than 1 %), fine for school or under his
favorite sports jacket. Yellow, blue or tan in sizes
8 to 18- —-$2.50
W&L—The Boys’ Store, Fourth Floor.