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Woodhaven Pastor's Daughter Engaged to Liberated FuJ

The Rev. and Mrs. J. Allison Mac-Jtury of Woodhaven today announc­ed the betrothal of their daughter, Jean, to Lieutenant George E. Gra-bam, 8th Air Force pilot who was

" a German prisoner for almost a year.

Home now, Lieutenant Graham and his fiancee are making plans lor their marriage in July.

Miss MacRury, whose home is ,at 82-05 89th avenue, is a graduate of packer Collegiate Institute and the Katherine Gibbs School.

Her father is pastor of the Wood-fetaven Presbyterian Church.

Lieutenant Graham graduated from John Adams High School and trained at the Vandosta (Ga.) Army Flying School before going to Eng­land. He lives at 96-15 95th ave­nue, Woodhaven.

MUCCIOLO—GALANTE Mary Galante and Louis Muc­

cioio, both graduates of John Adams High School, Ozone Park, were married Sunday in Nativity Roman Catholic Church, Ozone Park.

Mrs. Muccioio is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Galante of 32-13 107th avenue, Ozone Park, and her husband's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Muccioio of 146-59 107th avenue, Jamaica.

Maid of honor at the wedding was Gloria Galante, a sister, and the bridesmaids were Phyliss Ces­ser and Teresa Viaggiano. Ralph Rucci was best man and Frank Ri-pepi and Ray LaFalce ushered.

Mr. Muccioio will receive his bachelor of arts degree tomorrow at Queens College, after which the aewlyweds will honeymoon in Ver­mont

Lieutenant Garraty Of Forest Hills Takes Vows

DOROTHY TSRAFXSON Richmond Hilt Engagement

WALTER—MILLER Muriel Lilyan Miller's marriage

to Frederick Douglas Walter took place Sunday in Pilgrim Congrega­tional Church, Richmond Hill, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of 87-28 129th street, Richmond Hill, announced today.

Members of the bridal party were Agnes CHirsch, Arthur Derse, John Bermann and Arthur Sherman.

The bride is a graduate of Rich­mond Hill High School while Mr. Walter, son of Mrf and Mrs. Edward Walter of Woodhaven, graduated from Brooklyn Technical High. »

Following a reception at the Ho­tel Franklin, Jamaica, the newly-weds are honeymooning in the Po-conos.

NAUMANN—G LASER Ellen Marie Glaser, daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. William Glaser of 97-01 105th street, Richmond Hill, Is engaged to Harold Naumann of the Navy, it was announced today.

He,is the son of Mrs. Anna Nau­mann of 89-48 219th street, Queens Village, and a graduate of Jamaica High School.

In the Navy for 21 months, .Yeo­man Naumann is now on Pacific duty.

CARL—LEBNER The former Murial Lerner of Ja­

maica and O. Edward Carl of Brook­lyn are on an upstate honeymoon after their marriage Sunday in Tree

• of Lite Temple, Brooklyn. When they return, they will set

tip a residence in Jamaica. The bride, daughter of Mr. and

Mrs. Samuel Shulman of 97-34 Allendale street, is a graduate of New Utrecht High School and Brooklyn College.

Mr. Carl was educated at Lincoln High and City College.

Pilot Betrothed To Cadet Nurse

Dorothy Israelson of Richmond Hill, cadet nurse at Brooklyn Meth­odist Hospital, is engaged to Lieu­tenant Richard Pedersen, according to the announcement today by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Israel-son of 94-33 110th street.

She is a graduate of Richmond Hill High School.

Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pedersen of Chicago, has returned from the European thea­tre of operations. He was a pilot with the 8th Air Force.

Lieutenant Raymond Francis Gar­raty of Forest Hills and the former Joan Lillian Gilroy of Beechhurst, have just returned from a honey­moon in Spring Lake, N. J., after their marriage at St. Luke Roman Catholic Church, Whitestone.

The maid of honor was Annette Bousoaid, a classmate of the bride at Dunbarton College, and the best man was Lieutenant Hugh Bowmes of Manhattan.

All the ushers were buddies of Lieutenant Garraty's while in the Pacific. They were Captains Bo-humil Krai and Walter R. Bliss and. Lieutenants Robert Attbridge, Ken­neth W. McFall, John Hogan'and Elisha Atkins. %

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Club of St. Pascal Baylon Church are, left to right: Mrs. A. Eugene Fehmel, chairman; Mrs. Michael Bamonte and the Rev, Patrick Kinsella, pastor of the Hollis parish.

GIROUX—LEDERHAUS Carolyn E. Lederhaus is engaged

to Robert O. Giroux of Prescott, Ariz., it was announced today by her father, J. Henry Lederhaus of 80-21 87th avenue, Woodhaven, and her mother, Mrs. Charlotte E. •Lederhaus of Brooklyn.

Mr. Giroux, a former lieutenant in the Army, served as combat en­gineer for two years with the 109th Division in the North African and Italian campaigns.' *

He is the son of Mrs. Frank Giroux and the late Frank Giroux.

VETERANS' DAUGHTERS Delegates of the Jamaica Daugh­

ters of Union Veterans of the Civil War will attend a conference of tha organization, June 29, in Pater-son, N. J. The tent observed Flag Day with a patriotic ceremony in headquarters.

RiCHTER—PECK The marriage of Bernice A. Peck

to Frank Richter was solemnized Sunday by the Rev. L. S. Wagner in Grace Lutheran Church, Queens Village, according to the announce­ment today by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Peck of 103-62 103rd street, Ozone Park.

Mrs. Florence Mullay and Arthur Richter, a brother, were the honor attendants.

Mrs. Richter studied at Jamaica High School.

Her husband is the son of Mrs. Christina 'Richter offt156-41 102nd street, Howard Beach.

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Air Hero Engaged To Bellerose Girl

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moses Sr., of 70 Huron road, Bellerose, today an­nounced the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy, to Lieutenant Walter Krickling of Trenton.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Krickling, Lieutenant Krickling completed 60 missions with the 12th Air Force and wears the Dis­tinguished Flying Cross with an Oak Leaf Cluster, the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters, and the Presidential Citation.

A graduate of Admiral Farragut Academy, Tom's River, N. J., he at­tended the University of Pennsyl­vania.

Formerly from Trenton, Miss Moses is a graduate of Trenton Cen­tral High.

Feeney, Jean Macy, and Gertrude Spellman, who is a cousin of Lieu­tenant Garraty.

Lieutenant Garraty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Garraty of 70-0i 113th street, is a graduate of St. John's Preparatory School, Brooklyn, and Columbia University.

The former Miss Gilroy is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Gilroy of 14-03 Burton street.

SPAVINS—STACKPOLE Harvey J. Spavins of Northport

and his Ridgewood bride, Elaine C Stackpole, are at Lake George for ten days after their marriage at mass Saturday in Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Roman Catholic Church, her home parish.

The Rev. Michael Kenny . offici-ated at the ceremony, with Rita Doyle of the Bronx and John Dif-fendale of Brooklyn in attendance.

Mr. Spavins, a former Army ser­geant honorably discharged after three years of foreign service, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Spavins.

The former Miss Stackpole is the daughter of Mrs. Charles Stackpole of 2112 Harman street and the late Thomas Stackpole.

P. S. 117 Principal to Install June 21 at J !amaica Meeting-

The staff of the Parent-Teacher Association of Public School 117, Jamaica., will be installed at .the season's closing meeting June 27, by Tamah Axel, the principal.

At the invitation of the incoming president, Mrs. Hen­rietta Jones, directors of the Queen* Federation of Mothers Clubs will be guests. 9 ' ;

Woodhaven Minister Married*to Teacher

Richard A. Purnell Jr., Methodist minister from Woodhaven, was married to Harriet Louis Faupel, a Pennsylvania school teacher, it was announced today.

They took vows in the Central Methodist Church, Brooklyn, with the Rev. William Sainsbury offici­ating and with Jane Noi thy of Phil­adelphia as maid of honor and Rich­ard Stranix of Mahonoy City, Pa., as best man.

Mr. Purnell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Purneil of 91-17 90th street, is a graduate of Dickinson College, Pa., and the Boston Uni­versity School of Theology.

He is a member of Theta Chi fra­ternity. His parsonage is, at Hamp­ton Bays.

The bride, daughter of Mrs. Fred F. Groff of Lancaster, was a mem­ber of Zeta Tau Alpha at Dicken­son College.

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Golden Anniversary Reception Tonight

Mr. and Mrs. William Nost of 113-11 199th street, Hollis, will cele­brate their golden wedding anni­versary tonight with an open house reception.

The Nosts were married in the Bronx and have lived in Hollis for nine years. They have two children, Mrs. John Furlinger and Louise Nost, both of Hollis, and a grand­child, John Furlinger Jr.

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STUDIO* OPEN EVENINGS

KINDERGARTEN MOTHERS Club of P. S. 147, St. Albans—Meet­ing at 1 P. M.

JOLLY PALS SOCIAL CLUB— Card party at 8:30 P. M. at 104-19 127th street, Richmond Hill.

P. T. A. OF P. S. 55, RICHMOND Hill—Installation. * <

JAMAICA COUNCIL OF JEWISH Women—Party at 84-23 Kendrick road.

P. T. A/OF P. S. 52, JAMAICA— Board meeting at 167-42 146th road,

P. T. A. OF P. S. 34, QUEENS Village—Card iwrty at 8 P. M.

MOTHERS CLUB OF P. S. 138, Rosedale—Chow mein luncheon at 1 P. M. at 145-05 243rd street.

MOTHERS CLUB OF P. S. 118, Hollis—Installation at 208-04 Ja­maica avenue, Bellaire.

TEACHERS CANTEEN — Dance at 150-47 Hillside avenue, Jamaica.

QUEENS VILLAGE WOMAN'S Club-^Executive board dessert bridge at 1:30 P. M. at 220-13 Ja­maica avenue.

JAMAICA JEWISH CENTER Sisterhood—Meeting at 1 P. M.

MOTHERS CLUB OF P. S. 156, Laurelton—Meeting.

P. T. A. OF P. S. 37 AND 161— Springfield Gardens—Installation at 2:30 P. M. at P. S. 37.

JAMAICA DAY NURSERY— Des­sert bridge at 188-11 Palo Alto ave^ nue, Hollis.

WOMEN'S DIVISION OF AMER-ican-Jewish Congress—Strawberry festival at the Jewish Center, Staf­ford avenue and Kessel street.

MOTHERS CLUB OF P. S. 45, South Ozone Park—Luncheon and card party at Stanley Smith's Ja­maica.

The new slate includes Mrs. Doris Berger and Mrs. Charles Will-marth, vice-presidents; Mrs. Hazel Werner and Mrs. Charles Greene, secretaries, and Mrs. Lillian Bolles, treasurer.

The musical portion of the pro­gram will be devoted to a recital of jive and classical music by Anne Dodge of the Metropolitan School of Music.

In a recent report, .it was dis­closed more than $132,000 worth of stamps and bonds have been sold at the school since the term opened last fall.

The executive board tendered a luncheon last week to the retiring president, Mrs. Millicent Hofmann, at the home of Mrs. Arnold Henoch-stein, 138-38 Coolidge avenue. .. P.-T. A. COUNCIL HEARS EDUCATOR

The advantages of the progres­sive system of education, where a child is taught according to. ability and aptitude, as compared to the outmoded study of the three R's, were described at the last meeting of the Queens Council of Parent-Teacher Association in the Jamaica Y. M. C. A.

The speaker was Joseph C. Noe-then, assistant superintendent.

Following his talk. Mrs. Clifford N. Jenkins, president of the State Congress of Parents and Teachers, installed the following council of­ficers for next term:

PRESIDENTVMrs. Milton Lan­der of Brooklyn.

VICE-PRESIDENT—Mrs. Albert Schreck of St. Albans.

SECRETARY—Mrs. George Chad-wick, St. Albans.

TREASURER—Mrs. Charles Cas-sidy of Springfield Gardens.

HISTORIAN—Mrs. Ben Lipsky of Queens Village.

Mrs. C. Theodore Klensch Of Queens Village, the retiring presi­dent, was presented with a service bar.

The council resolved to write the Board of Education endorsing the permanent appointment of Mr. Noe-then to School District 51.

of Pufelic School 160, Jamaica, in the school auditorium.

The new staff follows: PRBJBIDENT—Margaret Fritsch-

ler. VICE-PRESIDENT—Clara Oman, SECRETARIES—Marie Winters,

Elizabeth Kane and Mary Hayse. TREASURER—Marion Konig. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS—Jean Pi-

gulski. Guests included Elizabeth Ellis,

the principal.

P.-T.A. SALE SET FOR TOMORROW

A miscellaneous sale, sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association of Public School 90, Richmond Hill, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the school basement, 86-44 109th street, preceding in­stallation of officers by Mrs. Oliver Olsen.

The new staff includes: ' PRESIDENT—Gertrude Dakin. VICE-PRESIDENTS — E u n i c e

Barnes and Ann Jassberger. -SECRETARIES—Emily Johnston

and Dorothy Rodger. . TREASURER—Catherine Haber

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DOMINICAN HIGH MOTHERS ELECT

Officers elected by the auxiliary of Dominican Commercial High School, Jamaica, were announced today.

They include: PRESIDENT—Mrs. Richard Pow­

ell of Queens Village. VICE-PRESIDENT — Mrs. Mar-

chus Hepburn of Jamaica. SECRETARIES — Mrs. F r a n k

Coyle of Flushing and Mrs. Louis Genocchis of Jamaica.

TREASURER—Mrs. Harry Boy-Ian of Richmond Hill.

Mrs. John Tommony of Jamaica was named in charge of good will correspondence and Mrs. Arthur Mader of Surrey Estates, publicity.

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OZONE PARK P.-T.A. SCHEDULES LUNCH *

•A luncheon, sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association of Pub­lic School 58, Ozone Park, will be held June 28 in the First Methodist Church, 103rd avenue and 97th street, it was announced today.

At the installation ceremonies held by the P.-T.A., the following officers were seated:

PRESIDENT—Jessie Shepheard. VICE-PRESIDENTS — L o u i s e

Grandinetti and Pauline Lord. SECRETARIES—Ceraldine Mur­

ray, Anne Olivero and Ann Butter-field.

TREASURER—Helen Schaefer. The association will award grad­

uates' medals Monday and present a check to the school.

Your Beauty

Color of Nails Indicates Health

By HELEN FOLLETT If a woman is acti*ve, her circu­

lation brisk and if hex hands are not abused and neglected, the fin­gernails will bear a fairly deep rosy tint. The nail fabric is-white, with a transparent quality that permits the coloring of the underlying flesh to show through.

When nails are blue, there is faulty circulation or one has been subjected to a chill. When they are pale, the body lacks vitality and resistance.

Physicians, making a medical ex­amination, frequently take a look at fingernails, for shape and tex­ture as well as color. In some dis­eases they have tales to tell.

Shaping of Nails No nail polish can disguise negli­

gence. Nails must be properly shaped, cuticle kept in apple-pie order with no sprouty shreds pres­ent—the half moon at the base should be well defined, the nail fabric smooth and perfect.

While we have the beauty class lined up for this preachment on feminine talons, we would like to urge them to protect the nails from grime and exposure. Victory gardeners will please take notice.

To combat the rough work done by useful and capable hands, they must be kept well lubricated. If they become heavy and coarse, or take on ridges, it is next to impos­sible to get them in beauty form again. ' After Jhe facial creaming at night, give the nails a massage with the emollient.

Cause of Brittle Nails It isn't fair to* place the blame

on polish if the nails become brit­tle. Cosmeticians have that danger in mind when they compound the rosy glow. Brittle nails may sig­nify a diet deficiency. Individuals who are finicky eaters, who will eat certain foods and no others, do do not get their proper allowances of vitamins and mineral salts that are necessary for body repair and cell building.

What one eats has much to do with how one looks, especially the condition of the complexion, hair and finger tips.

Laurelton Girf Weds Flier in Texas Chapel

The marriage of Elizabeth Nieder-meier to Lieutenant Austin Keane took place in the chapel of the Ellington (Texas) Air Field, it was announced today by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Niedermeier of 225-28 Mentone avenue, Laurel­ton.

Mrs. Niedermeier went to Texas for the wedding.

Mrs. Keane is a graduate of An­drew Jackson High School, St. Al­bans, and the Parsons Art School, Manhattan. Her father is the photo-engraver for The Long Island Daily Press.

Formerly of Richmond Hill and a graduate of Richmond Hill High School, Lieutenant Keane is a navi­gator. He has been decorated with the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with six Oak Leaf Clusters.

After a honeymoon trip, the new-lyweds will live near the flier's base.

HUDAK — FREISS Spending their honeymoon in

Canada are Warren Hudak of Rich­mond Hill and his bride, the for­mer Marion Catherine Freiss of Maspeth.

They were married at a solemn nuptial mass in Miraculous Medal Roman Catholic Church, Ridge­wood, by the Rev. Louis J. Schwe-bius.

Virginia Scheubner of Richmond Hill was the maid of honor and Mary Freiss, a cousin, was a brides­maid.

The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Freiss of 59-73 60th place, is a graduate of St. Agnes Academy, College Point.

Her fiance, an alumnus of Rich­mond Hill High, is the son of Mrs. Anna Hudak of 85-20 131st street.

The newlyweds will reside in Woodhaven.

McEllen Sisters Are Betrothed

The engagements of Evelyn Agnes McEllen of Ridgewood to Lieutenant Erwin August Huber, and of her sister, Clare Louise, to Electrician's Mate Walter Louis Smith, were announced today by their mother, Mrs. Bertha McEllen of 1719 Stanhope street.

Evelyn is a Grover Cleveland High School graduate and her sis­ter, St. Aloysius Commercial High.

Lieutenant Huber, a bombardier with the 8th Air Force, holds the Air Medal with five Oak Leaf Clus­ters and Presidential Unit Citation. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Au­gust Huber of 32 Stockholm street, Ridgewood, and graduate of Bishop Loughlin High School, Brooklyn, his fiancee, of Grover Cleveland High, Ridgewood.

Mr. Smith, just ,back from de­stroyer escort duty in European waters, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith of Phelps, N. Y.

FLORENCE WURTELE Engaged to Former Airman

Richmond Hill High Graduate Engaged

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wurtele of 1641 Cornelia street, Ridgewood, to­day announced the engagement- of their daughter, Florence Helen, to Frank H. Kavanaghr son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Kavanagh of Brook­lyn.

Miss Wurtele graduated from Richmond Hill High School and the Junior College at Packer Collegiate Institute. This May, she completed her studies at Katharine Gibbs School.

Her fiance, an alumnus of Brook­lyn Academy, attended Pace Insti­tute.

After service with the Army Air-Forces, he was nonorably dis­charged.

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Richmond Hill Officer Engaged

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Herr-schaft of 86-36 107th street, Rich­mond Hill, today announced the en­gagement of their daughter, Carol Audrey, to Second Lieutenant Wil­bur R. Ellis, son of Harry Ellis of Richmond Hill.

Miss Herrschaft is a graduate of Richmond Hill High School and Pace Institute.

Lieut. Ellis attended Stevens In­stitute, Hoboken, and completed the technical engineering course at the University of Pittsburgh.

He is stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash. The Ellis family lives at 95-26 120th street.

Sodality Plans June 30 Dance

The second in a series of Satur­day night dances will be sponsored June 30 by the Blessed Virgin Sodality of Christ the King Church, Springfield, in the South Side Civic Hall, 169-29 North Conduit avenue, it was announced today by the Rev. John A. Mullins, moderator.

The committee, headed by Vivian Aitken, includes Antoinette Barrelli, Mary Lamoueux, Agnes Troy, Flor­ence Aitken, Dorothy and Etjiel Schuster and Catherine Ruegge.

Church Circle To Play Cards

The Mother and Teacher Circle of the Hollis Avenue Congrega­tional Church, Bellaire, will spon­sor a card party June 28 in the home of Mrs. George Peaslee, 194-38 114th drive, St Albans.

A play, "Good Girl in the Kitch­en," was presented at the last meeting, under the direction of Mrs. Willard Carmen.

VAN GOGH—MEGINNIS Edward Prescott Van Gogh of

71-21 65th street, Glendale, a pub­lisher, and. Ruth Angela Meginnis of Ridgefield Park, N. J., were is­sued a marriage license at the Municipal Building in Manhattan.

They expect to be married in S t John the Baptist Church, Manhat­tan, June 27.

Mr. Van Gogh, who was born in Manhattan, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Van Gogh. He was married to Mary MacDonnell Van Gogh, who died last year. The fu­ture bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Meginnis.

Divinity Student To Wed in Glendale

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Muller of 78-03 74th street, Glendale, today announced their daughter, Caro­line, will be married Saturday afternoon to Frederick Herman Reissig, student at the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadel­phia.

He is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Frederick E. Reissig of Washing­ton.

The wedding will be solemnized in Ascension Lutheran Church Glendale, by the Rev. Frederick Preuss, the pastor and the Rev. Reissig.

Eleanore Muller and Dorothy Reissig, sisters of the couple, and Elaine Hoebel of Buffalo will be bridesmaids.

The best man will be Walter Kortrey of West New York, N. J., and the ushers, Howard Lenhardt and Paul Albert, both of Philadel­phia.

Both the future bride, a gradu­ate of Newtown High School, and her fiance attended Wagner Col­lege.

After a honeymoon in the Poco-nos, they will make their home in Philadelphia.

Bridge Party Thursday At Williams''Home

Mrs. Webster F. Williams of 188-11 Palo Alto avenue, Hollis, will be hostess to the League of Women Voters,-Thursday, at 1 P. M. at a dessert bridge and garden party.

Mrs. Edward Willms of Jamaica will be chairman, assisted by Mrs. Walter Behrens and Mrs. Raymond

New York 11, N..Y. Print plainly)Smith, also Jamaica, and Mrs. Fred-size, name, address, style number, erick Hall of Hollis.

Glub to Sponsor Dance Saturday

The Morris Park Social Club will sponsor its fifth annual dance Sat­urday night in the A. Gordon Web­ster Legion Hall, 107-10 Rockaway boulevard, Ozone Park.

The committee, headed by James Franks, .has arranged a program of entertainment.

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Richard Short of S t Albans

held a surprise party in her home at 115-53 172nd street in celebration of the silver wedding anniversary of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krekeler of Brooklyn. Attending the party were Mrs. Krekeler's sisters, Mrs. Adele Rear-don and. Mrs. Jack Hemminger, both Richmond Hill.

OUTDOOR PARTY The Jamaica Council of Jewish

Women will run an outdoor party tomorrow in the garden of Mrs. Max Seinfeld's home, 84-23 Kend­rick road, for the benefit of the chapter's Welfare Island work.

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MRS. BECKER HEADS PARENTS' STAFF

At installation ceremonies con­ducted by the Parent-Teacher Asso­ciation of Public School 115, Floral Park, the following staff was seated:

PRESIDENT—Mrs. John Becker. VICE-PRESIDENT—Mrs. Joseph

Shefers. SECRETARIES — Mrs. William

Weston and Mrs. Otto Ossenfort. TREASURER— Mrs. John Thur-

man. Committee chairmen are: Mrs.

A l p h o n s e Karo, ways a n d means; Mrs. Conrad Muller and Mrs. Eugene, Miller, hospitality; Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, membership; Mrs.t Harry Roster, program; Mrs. Louis Zackson, welfare, and Mrs. Thurman, publicity.

P. S. 100 ASSOCIATION INDUCTS STAFF

Mrs. Joseph Karg o#\ Richmond Hill, senior director of the Queens Federation of Mothers Clubs, in­stalled officers of the Mothers Club

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