Bride Ruth Lambert Weds Julian Stevens in Ev Lutheran Ceremony
Miss Ruth Jeannette Lambert daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lambert of West 12th Street married Julian Basil Stevens Jr. at a Lutheran church with Rev. Helwig officiating. The bride wore a silk illusion gown, carried pale pink roses, and reception followed at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Attendants included Mrs. Lambert and bridesmaids from Annapolis and Baltimore. A Graham reunion marked later events in the report.
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Dear Dorothy Dix reveals advice and odd animal tale
A page carries Dorothy Dix letters offering marriage and life advice, noting a widowed man seeking second wife and a woman urged to avoid haste. It also includes a Q and A on marital prospects and a three legged cat report from Frederick News-Post with details of a Jefferson area cat born about a year and a half ago.
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French explorer dies in raft wreck while seeking sea knowledge
Auckland dispatch reports French scientist-adventurer Exic de Bisschop, who believed prehistoric peoples drifted thousands of miles across oceans, perished when his balsa raft Tahiti Nui I broke up near Kahanga in the Cook Islands. Four crew survived. his body was being returned aboard a minesweeper.
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Purcellville
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