Evening star. [volume], April 01, 1947, Page A-14, Image 14

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Veterans' Unit Starts
Work on Program for
'American Day'
A subcommittee to plan Washing
ton's program for "I Am an Amer
ican Day, May ie, started work
today under the chairmanship of
Pol Waldron E. Leonard, director
0f the District Veterans Service
Center.
Col. Leonard was selected for
the p°st at 411 organization meet
ing yesterday of the 1947 "I Am an
American Day" Committee by Her
bert Jacobi, committee chairman.
Mr. Jacobi was elected chairman
,t the meeting.
The program subcommittee is to
work up a tentative plan for cere
monies at the Monument Grounds
and submit it to the full Committee
gt its next meeting April 13.
Many Ideas Offered.
A number of ideas expressed at
yesterday's meeting will be con
sidered by the subcommittee. It
was suggested the program start
about 3 pjn. and feature service
bands, recitation of the pledge of
,llegiance, a massing of the colors
by patriotic organizations. Boy and
Girl Scouts as ushers, a celebrity
from the screen or radio world, a
ipeech by a prominent person,
marching by the high school cadet
corps, prayers by leading clergymen
and singing of patriotic songs.
Other suggestions were the selec
tion of an "All-American" District
boy and girl to interest 'teen-agers
in attending and emphasis of the
4mrt rAfiiHATlfe Af
prohibited from exercising the vote.
Tenure of Chairman.
The committee decided the chair
man elected each year for the cele
bration would remain as chairman
until the opening meeting held for
the next year's program.
"I Am an American Day" was set
by presidential proclamation on
March 1. The District Commission
ers followed with their own procla
mation on March 27.
It to held to honor the 2,000,000
native-born Americans who come
of voting age each year, as well as
Immigrants who have qualified for
citizenship.
Citizens Council Extends
Photo Contest Deadline
The deadline for entries in the
photo contest sponsored by the Citi
zens Council for Community Plan
ning has been extended one week,
it was announced today.
Entries received by 1 p.m. Monday
*t the office of Waldron Faulkner,
Room 1008,917 Fifteenth street N.W.,
*111 be eligible. An announcement
will be made next Tuesday giving the
time and place of the exhibition of
entries and the date on which prize
winners will be named.
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.
and Goldie Bagley, 26. 900 13th st. n.e.
Gordon Brown. 31. 2025 11th st. n.w.,
and Lucy Strothers. 19. 631 Fia. ave.
n.e.
Henry Pirit. 23. 5312 Central ave. i.e.,
and ABne Bullock, 31. 1831 Calif, «t.
Charles Harris. 33. 723 Ο st. n.e., and
Rebecca Ross, 28, Paris, Va.
Jesse Allen, 34. Arlington, Va., and Jose
phine Ross. 23. 423 7th St. n.e.
Lewis Roberts, 37. 18 Ν. Y. ave. n.w., and
Elsie Vance, 1709 Ν. H. ave. n.w.
Isldro Cabezas. 31. and Rebecca Mendoza,
31, both of 2840 Woodland dr. n.w.
Charles Robinson. 23, 1215 10th »t. n.w.,
and Myrtle Bost, 25, 2009 32nd pi. e.e.
Jonathon Summers. 21, and Dorothy Miles,
23. both of 4623 Davenport st. n.w.
John Brozo, 32, Indianapolis. Ind., and
Christine De Binder, 25, Bethesda, Md.
Joseph Robertson, 20, 314 9th st. s.e.,
and Peggy Lyman, 27, fil 8 Eye st. n.e.
Stewart Embrey, 20, 777 7th St. s.e., and
Dorothy Williams, 20. 1132 29th st.
n.w.
Charles Williams. 21. and Shirley Moore,
18. both of 253 14th pi. n.e.
J"red Karnas. 31. Rome, Ν Y., and Marlon
Munger. 3000 9th st. n.w
Charles Taylor, 34, 458 Ο st. n.w and
Alice Brooks. 21. 1207 5th st n.w.
Dewey Pmckney. 21, Ft. Myer. and Nancy
Watkins, 1.9. 411 7th St. s.e.
James Wall. *i7. and Sadie Hayes, 26, both
of 24 Eye st. n.e.
Ouadenclo Guyot. 37, Warrenton, Va.,
and HUda Campos, 24, 5823 Colo. ave.
Leonard Harde.i. 28, 2018 Md. ave. n.e.,
and Carrie Rone, 25. 1919 3d st. n.w.
Herman Middleton, 24, Newburg, Md., and
Edna Hawkins, 25, Elkridge. Md.
William Jackson. 25, 1254 Carrollbur* pi.
. s.w., and Melba Hendetson, 19, 767
Howard rd. ».e.
William Gantt. 31. 6374 Rollins ave. i.e.,
and Theresa Parker, 18, 6102 H st. n.e.
WU1U Slmpeon, 46, and Margaret Scott,
3<T both of 1533 8th it. n.w.
Lorenio Everette. 27. 1012 8th it. n.w,,
and Mauaret McDowell. 25. 3534 1.1th
Clarine* Stewart. 34, 1410 11th *t. n.w..
and Edna Henry, 23, 1542 8th St. n.w.
Howard Knox, 35. 801 Division ave. n.e ,
and Henrietta Jackson, 5348 Grant *t.
Kevin Fitzgerald. 33, and Mary Doyle. t7,
both of 3818 Morrison st. n.w.
William Hampton. 35. Bethesda, Md . and
Naomi Poppleton. 19. 416-Λ Warner *t.
n.w.
Robert Bell. 23, 504 3d St. n.w., and
Katherine Deflette. 20. St. Elizabeths
Hospital.
Wilbur Jackson. 30. and Ruth Anthony.
25. both of 444 N. J. ave. s.e.
Jackson Klnzer, 39. Arlington. Va., and
Mabel Ashcraft. 35. 1841 Col. rd. n.w.
Glenn Blvens. jr.. 25. Sharon. Pa., and
Helen Hanger, 29. 42" C St. n.e.
Alphonso Coccia. 21. 1835 L st. n.w . and
Corinne Stark, 22. Hyattsvllle. Md.
Jay Parkinson. 26, Anacostia, and Mar
celle Taplo, 24. 3169 Mt. Pleasant »t.
n.w.
Wayne Brandenburg. 25, Anacostia. and
Zeta Patterson, 3169 Mt. Pleasant St.
Qmrtlandt Piehler. 37, Arlington. Va , and
Alice Bailey. 28, 4217 46th »t. n.w.
iriitophcr Hercule*. 202# Allen pi. n.wa
and Christine BrasweU, 30, 326 18th
Richard Bauscn. 26, 1338 Kearny St. ft.·.,
. and Dorothy Baird, 20. 101 2nd «t. n e.
John Bryant, 47, id Sara Pate, 44, both
of 2901 S st. i.e. .
Kick Destefano, 18, 2000 R «t. η.*., and
. Rose Piacenti, 20. 1735 18th at. njf.,
John Smith. 21, Navy Rec. Sta., and Elaine
. Ruftt, 22, 3610 Minn. ave. s.e.
John Fttscerald. 22, and Lonnie Martin,
22. both1 of 1207 Sd St. s.w.
Joseph Jackson, 21. 1248 22nd st. n.w.,
and Mary Whltaker, 21, 1633 16th St.
n.w.
Marcellus Rouley, 34, Alexandria. Va., and
_ Ruth Morgan. 28, 1244 Md. ave. n.e.
Harvey Cow tee, 47. and Lonie Coley, both
of 617 L St. n.w.
William Holmes, 18. 1700 Seaton St. n.w.,
and Juanlta WaUace, 16. 1849 Provl
_ dence st. n.w.
Benjamin Cutler. 23. 614 Irvine St. n.w.,
. and Betty Shelton, 19, 1818 12th it.
_n.w.
Waiter Hatcher. 22, 6059 Central ave.
s.e., and Lydia McGray, 4806 Ala. ave.
' s.e.
Herman Easter, 23. 617 Ρ st. η w„ and
„ Bessie Biggs. 22, St. Pauls, N. C.
Philip Goodwine, 37, 1103 3th St. n.w.,
and Gertrude Marsh, 29. 313 13th st.
s.e.
Bernard Parker, 23, 207 Ο st. n.w., and
Dorothy Samuels, 18, 1105 D St. n.e.
Clifton Richardson. 40. 58 Eye st. n.e.,
and_Aj[nes_ Johrson, 35,_ 103 Ν st. s.w.
Hubert EUerbe, 21, 1724 7th St. n.w., and
Ethel Hart, 17, 350 M pi, s.w.
Russell Goines, 27, 48 Myrtle st. n.e., and
Evelyn Brown, 26, 128 P.andolph pi.
n.w.
Lester Easterling. 21. 4>7 Que St. n.w.. and
Marion Dockett, 18. 61 Penton St. n.e.
Christopher Moody. 21, 332 Κ st. s.w., and
Christine Weldon, 21, 223 D st. s.w.
Walter Constantine, 42. Bladensburg. Md.,
and Katherine 8trohecker. Baltimore.
John Dellinger, 39, Washington, D. C„ and
Maybell Wiley, 27, BlUefleld. W. Va.
William Baehm, 22. and Sean Friese, 19.
both of Baltimore.
Vincent Spencer. 31. Pennsylvania Hotel.
and Mary McGregor, 28. Alexandria. Va.
Crawford Currin, Jr.. 2Θ, 55 Bryant st.
n.w., and Eisa Jansen, 25, 46 Bryant
st. n.w.
Paul Richardson, 31, 4423 Hunt pi. n.e.".
and Thomasina Jenkins, 23, *139 R st.
. 49
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... 4210 4th «t. O.W.
320 Β tt. i.e.. and
Michael ΊλΟτοκλ, *0?si»? Mildred Lamm.
Raymond**TUghman·'^*' ΪβΙ'1 C et. ».*.
and M*it Jameaon, 32, 400 A «t. a.e.
Wilson Robinson. 33. 717 8hrpherd «t.
n.w.. and Mary Hoover, S3, 2233 Perry
Paul' Chase, 21. 534 Crittendon at. η .jr.,
and CaroljTi Eddlnter, 18. 4701 8th
it. n.v.
Daniel Thompson, 27. 19 You it. n.w.. and
Elicabeth Hannery. 18. 3920 13th it.
Hairy Bobst. Jr., 32. 4807 41 it It. n.w.,
and Doris Chamberlain, 19, 4400 Garri
son it. n.w.
Jack Bryson. SI. 4128 Faraday pi. n.w..
and Mary Lusk, 18, 4β3ο Tama st. n.w.
Paul White. 32. 1524 East Capitol St., and
Isabel} Carrer», 22, 61 Kennedy st. n.e.
Watt West. Jr.. 26. 1330 Massachusetts
aye. n.w., and Marion Cecil, 31. 4021
19th st. n.e. _
Charles Poster. 52. Brooklyn, V. T., and
Pauline Smith, 30. 1228 Eye St. n.w.
Loraine Philpo'.t, 37. 1775 Massachusetts
ave. n.w., and Lucille McNabb, 36, 16th
and R sts. n.w.
John Jones, 23. 1347 Columbia rd. η w„
and Rath Dreyer. 1338 Fairmont st. n.w.
Thomas Cassese. 27, Boiling Field, anfk
Frances Armstrong, 25. Arlington, Var
John Skcrn, 43, 1764 F »t, n.w.. and Vic
toria HouctUd, 45. 121Î Massachusetts
Thorns?"Dirt», 21, 1020 9th It. n.w.. Hid
o. 18. 731 3rd at. n.w.
22, Potomac Park, and
Zlnda, 20, 1437 Kennedy »t. n.w.
Marriage License· laaed at *eckville.
Oeone P. Sonder. 26. Laurel, and Hair B.
Seibel. 18, Spencervllle. Md. _
John K. Clancy. 3d, Olmstead, HI, and
Anne Clancy, 34. Silver Sprint.
Herman Jackson, 23. and Ernestine Jenius,
23. both of Washington.
Prank D. Bowe. 22. and Ealeaae Horn
18. both oi Washington
Arthur H. Davis. 28. and Julia Matlak.
25. both of Washington.
George Adams, 23. and Antoinette Lapa.
24. both oi Washington.
Eugene Johnson. 21. and Pearllne Adams,
21,· both of Washington. _
Willie Youna. 23. and Annie McDonald,
21. both of Washington.
Arthur Jackson, 21. and Henrietta Davison,
21. both of Washington.
Jesse Mag ruder. 50, Derwood, - Md., and
Oree Howrth. 33. Washington.
Leo Lyons, 23. and Thelma Paina, 26, both
of Silver Spring.
Joseph Dean. 42. and XJncay Clark. 37,
both ot Washington.
Thomas Kierstead, jr.. 22, Exeter, Ν. H.,·
and Leah Todd, 20, Washington.
Walter Owens. 17. and Ethel Wharton, 16,
both of Washington.
Nelson BelL 8S, tod K»U« William·, S·.,
Lee Hannen. Durham, N. C-. 34. uni Doro
thea Williams, 1β, E. Liverpool. Ohio.
Charles C. PiedotU, 37, Woodbonrnt. Pa.,
and Betty Shaw. 19, Lanshorna, Pa.
Charles Lacy. Jr., 21, and Dorothy Brown,
20, both of Washington.
Norman Morts η. 23, and Reba Louise
Tarplej, 23, both of Washington.
John J. Johnson. 50, and TCmmle Nell
Olson. 46. both of Potomac. Md.
David M Washburn, 38, and Ethel Gam
bill, 87. both of Washington.
Norman Echard, 21, and June Hasan, IS,
both of Washington.
William Pannine, 27, Washlnston. and
Marion J. Tenblad. 27. Mount Rainier.,
William Pleasants. .'!4, Bumpass, Va., and
Mildred Sharpe. 28, Frederick Ball, Va.j
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