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Miss Kirkland Engaged Dr. and Mrs. William G. Kirkland of Centennial Lake, Marlton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Barbara Daun Kirkland, to Mr. William I.

Evoy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Evoy, also of Centennial Lake. The wedding is planned for Oct.

24. Miss Kirkland, a graduate of Wilson College, Chambersburg, is attending University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education. Mr. Evoy is a graduate of Lehigh University, Bethlehem, and the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Maj.

Melvin R. Felton, USAF, and Mrs. Felton of 21 W. 2nd Moorestown, have with them for 10 days Mrs. Felton's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Grady Yarbrough of Victorfa, and their children. Announcement: is made by Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.

Marsh of 730 York st. of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Darlene Marsh, to Mr. George 0. Troxell son of Mrs. Eliza- beth Troxell of 4716 Lafayette Pennsauken Township, The marriage of Miss Dorothy Jane Worth, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles L. Worth of Union Mill Mount Laurel Township, to Mr. Daniel Rollo son of Mr. and Mrs.

Rollo of 52 Johnson Matawan, took place Saturday afternoon last in St. Joseph's Church, Keyport. Rev. Edward Strano officiated at the 2 o'clock ceremony. Miss Ellen B.

Carey of Trenton was her cousin's maid of honor, and Miss Sally Worth of Moorestown, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Diana Rickards of Claymont, were bridesmaids. Mr. Thomas Tassini of Matawan, the bridegroom's cousin, served as best man. Mr.

William Brandt of Baltimore and Mr. Ray Denegar of Allenhurst ushered. A reception followed at Rollo's Post House, Keyport. After their wedding trip, Mr. Rollo.

and his bride will reside in Eatontown. The bride is a graduate of Guilford College, Greensboro, PUBLIC SALE AUGUST FLOOR CLEARANCE SOFA BED- 68" Opens long, to sleep foam two rubber comfortably. cushions. Reg. $299.50.

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NOW from bases. assortment of styles, sizes and $9.95 Due to drastic reductions there will be a slight delivery charge EASY TERMS TO PLEASE YOUR BUDGET DonGuR UP Open TO Daily TO 36 9:30 PAY Fri. to MONTHS to 5:30 9 Saturday 9:30 to 5 INTERIOR SHOWROOMS NOrmandy 2-5516, 2-5517 RT. 130 NORTH, AT COVE ROAD (6531 N. Crescent Blvd.) PENNSAUKEN, N.J.

FREE PARKING AIR CONDITIONED N.C. Mr. Rollo is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander J. Rukla of 125 W. Maple Lindenwold, entertained Sunday at an "open house" in observance of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, The engagement of Miss Jill Carole Canning to Mr. Delbert Franklin Todd, son of Mr. and Mrs.

C. J. Todd of 3309 Pelham is announced. Miss Canning is the daughter of Mrs. Donald J.

Canning of 1113 Grant West Collingswood. A May wedding is planned. Mrs. Robert W. Guthrie of Moorestown and Mrs.

David Mellor of Newtown, entertained Wednesday last at Mrs. Guthrie's home, 100 E. Walnut in honor of Miss Diana Myers of Moorestown, whose marriage to Ens. Douglas H. Zanzot, USN, of San Francisco MRS.

ALFRED F. ROJAS The bride, prior to her marriage to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Rojas of Packanack will take place Saturday after- Lake, was Miss Virnoon at 4 o'clock in the First ginia M.

Martin, daughPresbyterian Church, Moores- ter of Mrs. Alfred 0. town. Martin of Collingswood Mrs. Howard C.

Thomson of and the late Mr. Mar421 Glen Laurel Springs, tin. The couple will rehas returned after a brief stay side at Lake Hiawatha. with Mr. and Mrs.

William C. Moran of Ocean City. Mr. and Mrs. Donald L.

Kirby of 41 10th Haddon Heights, had with them for a month their nieces and nephew, Miss Darla Jean Kirby, Kathy Kirby and Craig Kirby of Wichita, Kan. They also have had with them for a week Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Schadt of Emporia, Kan. Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Helen Jane Brydon of 101 Park Gloucester City, to Mr.

Robert James Carlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Carlin of 24 N. Browning Somerdale.

Miss Brydon is the daughter of Mr. George S. Brydon of Isleworth, Middlesex, England, and Mrs. Albert Thurston of Hounslaw, Middlesex. The wedding is planned for Nov.

21. The wedding of Miss Emma Lou Dugas of 100 E. Olive Westville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Dugas of Lake Charles, to Mr.

James Robert Cunningham, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham of 207 Maple Westville, took place Saturday morning last in St. Anne's Church, that town. The Rev.

William F. Francis officiated at the 11 o'clock ceremony. Mr. Dugas gave his daughter in marriage. Mrs.

Michael Staffieri of Westville was her sister's matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy Bienkowski and Mrs. Lillian Smith also of that town. Mr. Walter McHenry of Westville served as best man.

Ushers were Mr. Frederic Leaf, Mr. Jack Callaghan, both of that town, and Mr. Charles Cubbler of Gardenville Center. Following a wedding trip to Ocean City, Mr.

Cunningham and his bride will reside in Westville. Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Heines of Stratford with their son, Mr.

Heines Jr. have returned to their home, 313 Yale after a three-week stay in Ocean City. Mr. and Mrs. Earle F.

Maloney Jr. of 137 S. Logan in Audubon, have returned after spending a fortnight at Stone Harbor. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter E. Mackara of 531 Walnut Laurel Springs, have with them for five weeks Mrs. Mackara's mother, Mrs. Helmut Brix of Northeim, Germany. Last evening the Mackaras entertained at a buffet in her honor.

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Trudel of 304 Lincoln Mount Ephraim, entertained at dinner Saturday last in observance of the nineteenth birthday anniversary of their daughter, Miss Diane Trudel. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond L. Rudolph of 40. Yale Audubon, have returned after brief stay in Atlantic City, where they were registered at the Ritz Carlton Hotel. Mr.

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Fri. 9:00 to 9:00 Including Saturday including Saturday COURIER -POST, Camden, N. Wednesday, August 26, 1964 23 Men Help Do Housework es Your more Courier than 93.000 -Post families Classified Ad every reach- day. NEW YORK (UPI) The more woman is emancipated from the home, the more man finds bondage to it. That, anyway is what I gather from another one of the numbers of surveys of who's doing what in the way of running the home.

This latest study, made at the World's Fair, was of 200-plus couples of assorted ages, income groups, and occupations. It found that 45 per er cent of the husbands help regularly with housework, including cooking. Interviewers for an appliance manufacturer spent a day at the House of Good Taste exhibit at the Fair to find how much dad does help at home. The interviewers chose that exhibit, they said, because it comprises three full-sized and completely furnished homes and attracts a representative portion of couples os from all parts of the country. They found that apparently women, working outside 1 the home or not, today seem to establish house rules at the start of marriage.

The only women who hadn't persuaded their husbands that cleanup campaigns begin at home were those wedded to doctors and lawyers. Almost every woman married to one of these said her husband seldom helps around the house. Among the other husbands in the 55 cent who don't do household chores regularly, most per, do pitch in with major tasks like scrubbing and waxing floors or washing windows. The largest number of men who help their wives was in the middle income bracket, reported the researchers (for the Eureka Home Care Institute). Their jobs ranged from accountants to storekeepers.

Of all the wives questioned in this group, 42 per cent said their husbands help regularly as against 13 per cent in lower income groups and a near zero in the upper echelon. Of the tycoon types, 29 per cent do lend a domestic hand occasionally. Husband's ages covered by the study spanned the years from 18 to 70, but age does not seem to figure in the homework picture. The number of years of marriage does. Answers from newlyweds all in their late teens or early 20's indicate that a new groom sweeps clean.

Percentages were about the same in both the middle and lower income groups. Only 15 per cent leave all the homemaking to their brides; 45 cent help with heavy chores; 40 per cent are full-fledged frst Foundation Tip: Try Garment On By GAY PAULEY Try before you buy is a caution every woman should follow before leaving a store with her new foundation garment. To help women make the proper garment selection, Miss Ellen Scott, foundation consultant for the J. C. Penney will be at the Audubon store on Thursday.

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Wives with helpful-around-thehouse mates said their husbands do anything from polishing silver to hanging out the wash. One husband said he darned his own socks, although he didn't particularly enjoy the chore. Another husband, a longshoreman, said the chore he hated most was cleaning the bird cage. One couple, each in the 30's reported husband helping not at all around the house. "Are you kidding?" said the wife.

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