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PIERSON T H A L
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Originators of
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Two Area Youths Honored
In Science Talent Search
Two Washington area youths who
competed in the seventh annual
Science Talent Search have been
awarded honorable mention cita
tions.
John Reed, 17, of 6637 Bamaby
street N.W., senior at Woodrow
; Wilson High School, and Morton D.
Willcutts, 17, of 7119 Hampden lane,
Bethesda, senior at Georgetown
Preparatory Sdhool, are among the
205 boys and 55 girls selected in the
Nation-wide contest from 3,161 ap
plicants.
Forty finalists in the contest will
attend a five-day Science Talent
Institute here on February 27 to
compete for $11,000 in Westinghouse
science scholarships.
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 find holidays are
counted the same as other days,
Wallace Riley, 26. X620 Newton it. n.w.,
and Phyllis MeOee, 20. 1748 Colombia
Albert0 Smith, 26, 367 M pi. I.W., and
Marde Franklin. 26. 1704 8th it. n.w.
Martin Lee. 20. and Louise Anderson. 18.
ootn or 448 m. st. n.w.
Robert Plummer. 29, 1345 Irving at. n.e.,
and Hazel Roberts, 30, 1433 Irving st.
n.e.
dene Eba. 40. 25 E st. n.w., and Mildred
Hartman. 40, 119 13th st. s.e.
Russell Mills. 41. Rlverdale. Md., ana
Beatrice Bloxham. 32, 3419 Lowell st. 1
n-ff.
Oscar Davis. 19, 105 4th st. n.e., and
Mary Snyder, 18. 332 Maryland ave.
Robert Whittaker. 24, Bolling Field, and
Hollie Yokum, 23. 1451 Fairmont st.
n w.
Arthur Arnie. 21, 4309 13th pi. n.e., and
Doris Hudgins, 20, Hyattsville. Md.
Clare White. 26, 6602 1st st. n w„ and
Eileen Catlett, 26, Bethesda. Md.
William Fletcher. 27. 2817 5th st. n.e.,
and Mary Wilson, 23, 1916 S st. s.e.
Carl McCalla. 26. 3317 17th st. n.w., and
Rosalie Price, 22, 1631 Euclid st. n.w.
Raymond McIntyre, 29, Chevy Chase. Md.,
and Katharine Beck, 26, 3306 Stephen
son pi. n.w.
Edward Olldewell. 21. 476 O st. s.w., and
Dorothy Duvall. 18, 610 8th st. s.w.
John Wayland, 21, 1816 Kalorama rd.
n.w., and Dolores Bradley, 19, Stanley,
Va.
John Hasaett, 28. 610 B st. s.e., and
Elizabeth Perenlch, 27, 2340 14th st.
n.e.
James Anderson. 24, Mamaroneck. N. Y.,
and Anne Berger, 21, Chevy Chase.
Fred Sinn. 55. 3922 Southern ave. s.e., and
Sarah Hemple, 43, 3342 18th st. n.w.
George Dawson, 22, 620 G st. s.w., and
Betty Lowe, 20, 2313 Wisconsin ave. n.w.
Fred Cratty. 34. Lorton. Va., and Mary
Sutphln, 23, 5766 Georgia ave. n.w.
Frank Smith. 21, 225 R st. n.e., and
Mary Vermillion, 21. 1615 Bennlng rd.
n.e.
Lawrence Murphy, 42, 1648 Newton st.
n.w., and Betty West. 1315 Park rd. n.w.
Yuan Sung, 26. New York University, and
Betty Sing. 23, Champaign, 111.
Ellsworth Vogelson, 52, and Joan Quill, 32,
both of Maryland Park. Md.
Benjamin Meltzer, 29. 2906 Adams Mill
rd. n.w., and Eleanor Agabashian, 20,
Berkeley, Calif.
Wymon Rowe. 25, and Gertrude Brunson,
28, both of 25 K st. n.e.
David Snipes, 18. 1426 8th st. n.w.. and
Mable Reynolds, 18, 1308 9th st. n.w.
Ben Stafford. 26, 413 4th st. s.e., and
Eunice Brandon, 21, 614 M st. n.w.
Arthur Saunders, 26, 625 3rd st. n.e., and
8arah Griggs, 19. 55 Pierce st. n.w.
Primus Feaster, 22, Woodbridge, Va., and
Mary Battle, 18. 357 G st. s.w.
John Allen, 27, 510 62nd pi. n.e., and
Gerty Baumberger, 29, 5089 Sheriff rd.
n.e.
3amuel Gardner, 21. and Theresa Brown,
17. both of 48 Defrees st. n.w.
Nicholas Cambas. 22, 1610 Oak st. n.w.,
and Norma Riker, 18, 627 9th st. n.w.
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6 FLORAL AND STRIPED CHINTZ_ 15 95 6.99
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1 CUSTOM-MADE, COTTON, STRIPED
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