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Marriage License
Applications
Under D. C. law, couples must
apply for a marriage liAnse 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.
Jessie Jenkins. 41, Buffalo, N. Y„ and
Irene Sherman. 37, 2914 11th st. n.w.
William Sherman. 21. and Joyce Mallorey.
19, both of Arlington Farms. Va.
Benjamin Barnes. 28. 1840 Vernon st. n.w..
and Estelle Nichols. 36, 2139 Ward pL
n.w.
Bradford Prapart, 19. Mt. Rainier. Md„
and Regina Fowler. 19, 425 17th st. n.e.
Joseph Woodward, 2613 Q st. n.w.. and
Ruth Weeks. l9. 2701 Dumbarton ave.
n.fr.
Paul Gibbons. 34, 1761 Galen st. s.e.. and
Ida Gibbons. 27, 1905 Pennsylvania
ave. n.w.
Warren Taber, 34. and Virginia Cox. 26.
1096 Lanier pi. n.w.
Leland Smith. 31. 1408 Crittenden st. n.w..
and Hallle Simmons, 44, 2119 Hanover
_ ave. n.w.
William Cambra. 23. IJIcleh, Calif., and
Genevieve Affuso. 22. Marlboro. N. Y.
W-'ter Chase. 24. Shawmut. Ala., and
Blanche Peultte, 29, 18 9th st. n.e.
Lev Vaslliev, 48. Arlington. Va.. and Nina
Kozewnlk. 29. Carroll Arms Hotel.
William Clayton. 33. 1606 Vermont ave.
n.w.. and Rosa Leak, 19, 32 Burns
st. n.e.
William smitn. Chicago, and wuile Wal
ters. 24, 1014 8th it. n.w.
James Mills. 03. and Anna Newman. 69.
both of 434 6'/> st. s.w.
William Dillon. 34. and Margaret Costello.
26. both of Philadelphia.
Harter Graham. 29. and Nellie Puller. SO.
both of 735 New Jerser ave. n.w.
Edward earner. 46. 315 New Jerser ave.
s.e.. and Cora Marquez. 43. 3701 Mass,
ave. n.w.
Claude Terrell. 41. 1405 Montello ave. n.e.,
and Sylvia Brockington. 28. 56 M st. n.w.
Wayland Crltzer, 54. and Jennette Lend
erman. 53. both of Mt. Rainier. Md.
Henry Lancon. 21. Blasdell. N. Y„ and
Betty Hanck. 20. 1333 Adams st. n.W.
Harold Snence. 2*> non New York ave. n.w .
and Elaine Manghum, 24. 2900 Con
necticut ave. n.w.
Dayton Kern'. d2. 602 Maryland ave. n.e.,
and Mary Anthony. 18. Suitland. Md.
Edward Phillips. Jr.. 40. and Elise Bas
singer, 35. both of Long Island. N. Y.
Clarence Morrison. 21. 1000 Columbia rd.
n.w.. and Grace Pulton. 19, 767 Hobart
pi. n.w.
Charles York. 20. Silver Soring. Md.. and
Theresa Fritz. 22. 920 Evarts st. n.e.
Walter Cochrane. 28. Lansdowne. Pa., and
Mildred Steed. 38. Alexandria. Va.
Robert Knecht. 23. and Edith Miller. 23.
both of 4415 Chesapeake st. n.w.
Eddie High. 30. 4912 Benning rd., s.e. and
Gladys Nichols. 25, 1605 A at. a.e.
James Jones. 25. Maxton. N. C., and
Mary Budd. 21. 1421 Taylor st. n.w.
Leo Jacoblaw. 24, 1229 Kenilworth ave.
n.a. and Helen Pellam. 20. Arlington, Va.
Donald Carter, 19. 707 Taylor st. n.w. and
Doris Evans. 19. 5406 Foote st. n.e.
Bill Marsh. 21, Akron. Ohio, and Noma
Poe. 19. Arlington. Va.
Milton Craig. 41* 948 L st. n.W- and Mary
Bennett. 40. 1321 Palrmont st. n.w.
Arthur Brecht, 32. and Mary Mullervy,
36. both of New York City.
Earl Davis. 18. 137 Bates st. n.w. and
Shirley Greene, 18, 810 6th st. n.w.
Carl Winchester. 20. 1430 58th it. n.e.
and.Metllda Morten. 17, 1259 Irving it.
n.w.
Lester Bradley. 18. 1107 Howard rd. s.e.
and Mary Mae, 19, 1888 Savannah pi.
s.e.
Delmar Taylor, 97. 626 Columbia rd. n.w.
and Narcissus Prophet, 31, 919 C st. n.e
Anthony /Genovese, 24, Philadelphia, and
Helen Ketehle. 22. Richmond.
Samuel Smith, 44. and Mildred Durham.
26. both of 1365 P st. n.e.
Charles Winston. 27. 843 21st st. n.e. and
Zelma Jones. 26. 234'4 12th pi. n.e.
Howard Radovan. 27. and Mlllicent Han
nah, 28. 1447 Chapin st. n.w.
Arthur Sumpter. 23. 1451 Corcoran st.
n.w. and Mary Barnes. 19. 1203 N.
Capitol st. n.w.
Valentine Ginffte. 29. 301 Webster st. n.w
and Marie Ptrrone. 20, 1201 Trinidad
ave. n.e. ,
Gerald Sweeney. 25. Hyattsville. Md.. and
Phyllis Willingham. 18, 1204 Monroe
st. n.w.
Wgrren Gearey, 61. Aberdeen, B. D . and
Violet Shields. 49. 49 Galveston st. s.w.
John- Burgess. Jr., 27. 523 2d st. n.w. and
Ruth Nelson. 19. 421 12th st. s.e.
James Slmenton. 23, 1115 1st st. s.e. and
Rosabelle Gibson, 19. 4454 E st. s.e.
Weiton Allen. 26. and Frances Ghee, 21.
both of Alexandria, Va.
Onie Hall. 21, Houston. Tex., and Theresa
Samples. 19. Alexandria. Va.
Peter Round. 21. Greenwich, Conn., and
Gladys Krieger. 19. 1342 Montague st.
Lleras to Give Lectures
A series of 16 weekly lectures
on contemporary Latin America
will be outlined at 8:30 p.m. to
morrow in the Pan American
Union Building by Dr. Alberto
Lleras, secretary-general of the
union. The course, conducted -in
English, will continue on Tuesday
nights and is open to the public.
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