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14-MADISON EAGLE. Thursday. February 18, 1960, SllOK Offers Wares Of iMuiiv Dealers York "London Times," "Nation," "Chriitian Expert On Islamic Culture To Speak At Drew Wednesday MADISON Dr. Ron Landau, professor of Islamic and North African Studies at the College of the Pacific, Stockton, California, will speak twice at Drew University. Wednesday, February 24, at 3:00 p.

m. he will speak at the of the Theological School on "Islam and Christ- ''lanity." In the evening, at 8:00 p.m, he will speak on "Islam Action" at the' special preaching hour. Both addres.s es will be given in Craig Chap' el in the Theological School 'building. Since the Middle East has become one of the crucial areas in international affairs and every seventh human be. ing in the world is a Muslim, the public is cordially invited to attend both events and learn from this expert.

At the College of the Pacific since 1952. Dr. Landau is a leading expert on Moroccan affairs. He taught Islamic and North African Studies at the American Academy nf Asian Studies in San Fransico from 1952-58 and has lectured on Arab problems at Yale, Harvard, Columbia, Princeton, the University of Chicago, Univer- sity of Illinois, University, of Colorado, University of California, and Stanford. The professor is the author of nearly 40 books on Arabia, art, world affairs, and religion.

"God la My Adventure," published in 1035, is now in its 13th edition, and the Macmillan Company published two of Landau's latest works, "Jslam and the Arabs" and "The Philosophy of Ibn Arabi" this summer. Landau also has written articles for new.spapers and periodicals such as the "New CHATHAM-For just three days, starting at noon on Tues Planning Golf Club Dance Before coming to the United February 23, and continu- Middle East Department of the jory 25, the fourth annual Chat- Ministry of Information in ham Antique Show and Sale London and a member of the I be held at the Chatham Church at 460 Main t'men The show will be open from noon until 10 p.m. on Dr. Landau was a co-'ounder i and Wednesday (2.1 and 241 and from noon until 0 World Congress Faiths and a member of its executive committee from 193644. He is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, a commander of the Hoyal Moroccan Order Oui.ssam Alouite, and holds a life fellowship in the International Institute of Arts and Letters in Switzerland.

He has served on the board of directors of the Islamic Center of San Francisco. Dr. Landau had been' active p.m. on Thursday, the 25th, Luncheon will be" served from noon to 2 m. and tea from 3 to 4:30 p.m.

(at nominal prices) to visitors who register for the show. A limited number of dinners will be served each evening provided reservations are received by 1:00 p.m. (for dinner reservations phone MErcury 5-7740). Collectors and browsers will over many years, in helping i enjoy the wide variety of an Morocco to regain her inde-1 tiques. including pine fufni pendence in 1955, and for sev- 1 ture, clocks, lamps, glassware, eral years found himself head- jjewelry, etc, which will be dis- ing the French Black List and i played by the following exhib- was not permitted to visit Mor.

itors: From Chatham, Bertha acco, except clandestinely. B. Ahderson, Karl and Doris Only last Summer when as a Jacobi and Green Door An- guest of the Moroccan Government, he visited the Algerian border, the French, on the Algerian side, gave him a welcome with several machine gun bursts. John D. Hetherington, 10 Duchamp place, is among 121 Indiana University students who have qu ilified for Indiana Memorial Jnion service awards to be at the 17th annual Union Recognition Banquet Sunday.

February 21. Hetherington is a sophomore GREEN PIERSON 14 PROSPECT STREET, MADISON now'yen I WORKING WALLS A BIG SHEET OF PLAIN PEG BOARD If Tnu Want It Extra Hard and Durable Ask For rANdS AND HANCING riXTUmS WE CUT TO SIZE IIKI.IVKR CALL FR 7-1000 Rrtween 7:30 a. m. 5 p. m.

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Wilson, Mend ham; Ivy House, Paterson; Evelyn Pfeiffer, West Englewood; Mrs. S. J. Eckerson, Scotch Plains; Patty Ann Shoppe, Madison; Madeleine Baiter. Madison: Edith Schure, Bound Brook; Mina Budish, Newark; Alma Razata.

Newark: Alberta Hyland. Hawley, Isabelle Elvin, Montclair; River Edge Farm, North Branch. N. John Willoughby, New Britain, Mary Rich De Waters, Staten Island, N. Richard J.

Dodger, Shrewsbury, N. Rose L. Rowe, Bloom- fieUi; Mabel A. Beilitz, Bloomfield; Myrtle C. Binns, Rutherford: Marie B.

Parker. Hanover; Neher Farm Antiques, Liberty Corners, N. The Treasure Mart, Morristown; Katharine Wiley, Morristown; Dorothy Stevenson, Westfield; John E. Herman, Rahway; Ruth Marshall, Long Valley, J. WE CAN SERVE YOU 7 a.m.

till tl p.m. 7 DAYS A WEEK COIN WASH DO-IT-YOURSELF 4 PARK AVE. MADISON Next door to the AC.MK 20 Super Machinet WASH DRY 10c GEtmGE KOFI Prop. A planning meeting for the dance of the Madi.son Golf Club was held Sunday at the home of the chairmen, Mr. and William Fehon; the event will be held at the County Golf Club on March 19.

Standing are: Thomas Clark and T. D. seated. Mm. Henry Baker, Mrs.

Stephen Rlodgett, Henry Moser, Mrs. Fehon, Clough, Mr. Fehon, Mrs. Seymour Epstein, Mrs. IlenrT Moser.

Mr. Raker, Clark and Blodgett. Set Up Membership Campaign For Colonial Little Symphony To launch the 1960-61 Sub- Mrs. Gray, Mrs. I scription Campaign for the Colonial Little Symphony Society.

Mrs. Harold Curtis, 27 East lane, entertained the promotion chairmen at her home. Leaders of the various areas in attendance were: Madiion: Mrs. Seymour Epstein; Chatham: Mrs. A.

C. Peterson; Chatham Township: Mrs. Walter Brattain; Summit: Mrs. A. H.

While; Morristown. Mrs. Bruce Bensley; Mendhan), Mrs. P. W.

Anderson; Morris Plains: Mrs. H. S. Wiener; Short HillsMillburn: Mrs. Howard Reiss; New Providence-Berkeley HeighU: Mrs.

MacDonald and Mrs. John DeHuff; New Vernon: Mrs. A. N. llolden.

Shellbarger. Mrs. J. L. Boher, Mr.s.

R. M. Riley, Mrs. R. M.

Taylor, Mrs. W. Cagle. Mrs. J.

Stewart. Mrs. J. W. Little.

D. Hagen, Mrs, E. M. Shepherd, Mrs. E.

L. German. Mrs A. B. Peterson.

Mrs. H. Cuozzi, Mrs. P. A.

Ritter. er Susanna Collier of Petersburg and is an alumna of the Gardner School, New York. Waldner is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sargearft Steinbach of Hancock Point, Maine, and grand-niece of Miss Martha Russell Collier of Petersburg, Va.

Miss Waldner's fiance is an alumnus of 'Phillips Exeter Academy, was graduated from Massachusetts Institute Captam: Mrs. and received his Solicitors: Mrs. W. Ph. in Physics from Colum- Mrs.

J. Rippell, Mrs. A. Chris-; bia University. He is a member tain, Mr.s.

J. Luts Mrs. of Phi Gamma Delta Fratern- Delfausse, Mr.s. F. S.

Kirkput-. ity. Fox Meadow Tennis Club rick Captain: Mrs. S. Barrett; Solicitors: Mrs.

E. Johnson, Mrs. F. Rohn, Mrs. F.

Rohn of Scarsdale and The Racquets Club of Short HilK Mr. Gordon is a research physicist with Bell Telephone Laboratories at Mrs. T. Bicknell. Mrs.

H. Wil-1 Murray Hill. His father is vice Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. president and general counsel Pollack, Mrs.

C. Heidt. of National Dairy Products Veteran Oilman ri II II I I A Jersey City native, ha follows Hobbies ir 1919, Mr. Tresouthick recelvv G. Tre- his bachelor degree in mecha' of Central avenue, en- ical engineering from Stevei tcred Es.so Standard's N.

Institute of Technology. Sales Division retired ranks Before his E-sso career, 1 when he ended his gained several years of career. perience following college. I An industrial salesman in was a testing engineer, sah the Hackensack District the engineer, heating and ventila last II years, he started at the estimator sales man. Bayway Refinery May 15.

Ker assistant, for firms in Phi as a testing man. He then adelphia. New York and Bo joined what is now E.sso Re- He and his wife Blanch married 38 4 years, have son, Stewart of New Yoi City, and a married daughte Barbara Loetzer, of East Brun wick. Mr. Tresouthick hopes to di search and Engineering Company as a testing engineer.

In 1933, Mr. Tresouthick became a member of the N. J. Sales Division. He wa's a survey man and an engineer at West Orange until 1937, when i he became senior domestic bur-' Photography an ner engijjeee.

"O' engaged in di i i'-yourself activity, mainl After years as Essoheat, woodworking. He is also intei sale, supervisor at Newark, he in Lions Club affair, a. was transferred to work, search (then Standard Oil De-, Trips to the South ar. on agenda, too. liovs A I CA Camp Sixteen boys have registere for Camp Wawayanda accorc' ing to Dick Mayer, chairma of the YMCA camping corr mittee.

The following boys ai presently registered: Bill lim, David Bohl, Robert Boh Barry Carnahan. Curtis lano, Frederick Zcker, Tomm. Gibb, Kenenth Graham, Pal rick Guerin, Freddie Johanser Rodger Johansen. Lester van, Gordon Spenser, Kennet Spenser. Richard Stickel, vid Thomas and Derek Walke: Any parents interested camping for their sons shoul contact the YMCA in Madisor FR 7-6200.

STANEY TRESOITIIICK velopment) in 1942. Following special engineering work during the war. he returned to sales at the industrial level in 1945. He was made fuel oil and The Society will begin iU campaign on March 9. Co-workers responsible to i Root, Mrs.

W. Pctko, Mrs, the Madison chairman, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. G. Morten.sen Captain: Mrs.

A. Capeca- Corporation. His mother is the' burner sales supervisor at Solicitors: Mrs. R. Klop-1 former Dorothy Dodson of! Newark in last post haus, Mrs.

Ilylant, Mrs, Washington, C. and a gradu-1 he held until assuming indus- ate Of Wellesley College ilrmU Drrorotini CHATHAM Mrs. a Vanderbeck will head the dec oration committee for the Ken Place Fashion Show to be hell next Tue.sday and Mrs. Robei) R. Heywood, HI, will assist hei Seymour Epstein are Captain: Mrs.

R. Taipey; Mrs. H. Gainer, Mrs. B.

Machaury, Mrs. R. Allen, Mrs. A. J.

Vigelund, Mrs. W. Marshall, Mrs. D. Chiidwick, 1.

W. Auer, Mrs. D. Miller, 1. G.

Robertson. Mrs. F. Middleton, Mrs. M.

Watson. Mrs. M. Graham. Captain: Mrs.

Rclyea; Solicitors: Mrs. L. Gilbersson, Mrs. W. ReevfS, Mrs.

Mrs. W. Zipper. Captain: Mrs. J.

Dillon Jr Mrs. E. R. Mason. Mrs.

A. Gilnain. Captain: Mrs. L. B.

Freeman; Solicitors: Mrs. Zuck, Mrs. C. White, Mrs. A.

Bush. Mrs. G. Smith, Mrs. W.

Cawthra, Mrs. Clayton. Captain: Mrs. R. Mayer; Solicitors: Mrs.

G. Wintermute, Mrs. E. Jack. Mrs.

J. Edwards. Mrs. M. Enderlin.

Mrs. D. Ausley, Mrs. N. Sjostrom, Mrs.

Balfour, Mrs. W. Jones, Mr.s H. D. Ellis, Mrs.

L. D. Apper- M. Hose, Mrs. L.

Sullivan, Mrs. E. O. Allen Mrs. L.

Eten, Mrs. K. Vanstavern J. J. He.sson.

Mrs. H. F. Flam-1 mer, Mrs. A.

D. Dickey, Mrs. A. S. Johnston, Mrs, W.

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