Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 67, Decatur, Adams County, 20 March 1963 — Page 4

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Young American Girl Now Crown Princess

GANGTOK, Sikkim (UPD— Hope Cooke, a 22-year-old American girl just out of college, today became crown princess of this exotic Himalayan principality in a solemn Buddhist wedding:

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I performed by 14 lamas. The bridegroom, Crown Prince Palden Thondup Namgyal, smiled I as he leaned over from his throne ;! to help his diminutive brunette | bride unwind a long white silk

scarf from around her neck to complete the ancient ceremony in the royal palace. He thus transformed Miss Cooke into Her Highness Princess Hope of Sikkim, "consort of the deities.” Princess Hope, an Episcopalian, watched with a faint smile as her second cousin, John H. Humpstone of New York, sealed the match by placing a similar white scarf around the neck of the 39-year-old crown prince.

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Rates Yellow Umbrella The young New York socialite, who graduated from Sarah Lawrence CoUege (Bronxville, N.Y.) last month, is the first U.S. citizen to marry into Asian royalty. She now rates the yellow-topped umbrella of Oriental royalty wherever she goes. As crown princess of this isolated mountain land the size of Yellowstone Park, she is considered the social equal of another American princess, Grace of Monaco, and ahead of the Duchess of Windsor.

Princess Grace’s Riviera do- , main is smaller than New York’s ■ Central Park. The wedding in the royal palace monastery and accompanying [ festivities .are expected to cost . SIOO,OOO. The expense, partly from state funds, coupled with the decision to marry a Westerner, had provoked some parliamentary opposition, but the ceremony went off without incident. Descendent Os Pilgrims The bride, a descendent of Mayflower Pilgrims, appeared com-

posed as she sat on a low throne during the ceremony, occasionally exchanging whispered coniments and smiles with the groom, who sat cross-legged on a throne next to her and slightly higher. The groom’s father, 70-year-old Maharaja Sir Tashi Namgyal, sat cr o s s-legged on the highest throne. After the marriage was completed and the crown prince had shown the bride how to sign a civil registration book recording the marriage, she spoke with his

three children by his late wife, a Tibetan. Gmng Up Citizenship The bride, who met her prince on a vacation trip to India in 1959, has announced she will give up her American citizenship and become a naturalized Sikkimese "as soon as possible.” "I love my husband’s people,” she said, "and I want to be one of them." She has indicated she will not change her Episcopalian faith, however. Princess Hope’s family . was represented at the wedding by Mrs. Selden Chapin, her coguardian and wife of the former U.S. Ambassador to Iran; and her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Humpstone; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hanes of Winston Salem, N.C.; and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Metz, now living in Saudi Arabia, and thendaughters, Mary Helen and Grace. 20 Years 4go Today March 20, 1943 — Mrs. Lowell Smith was reelected president of the Lincoln school parent teachers association. Other officers are Mrs. Glenn Hill, vice president; Mrs. Wesley Leman, secretary; Mrs. Clarene Smith, treasurer. A rear porch on the Irenios Mattox home in this city was badly damaged by fire, believed started by children playing with matches. .... The county Red Cross war fund climbed to $6,247.10. The Junior Women will present a program of songs from World War I and World War II at the general meeting of the Decatur Woman’s club Monday evening. Tom Terveer and Gene Loshe are attending the state high school basketball tourney at Indianapolis. Richard J. Sullivan, Attorney ESTATE NO. 5712 NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF DORA BESS In the Circuit Court of Adams County. February Term. 19*3 In the matter of the Eatate of DORA BESS, deceased. Notice is hereby given that GUY R. BESS as Administrator of the above named estate, has presented and filed his final account in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Adams Circuit Court, on the 29th of March, 19*1, at which time all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said court and show eause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Guy It. Bess Personal Representative Myles F. Parrish. Judge Adams Circuit Court 3/13, 20. .

None of us can ever forget the prayerful words: "Give u« this day our daily bread." To millions around the world those immortal words are a reality—a painful need I There are other needs t 00... shelter... clothing... educational and technical facilities to assist those who want to be able to help themselves. The churches of America send aid to the needy overseas throughout the year. When your church appeals to you to help on Sunday, March 24, give generously. Make ONE GREAT HOUR OF SHARING your hour to offer a friendly hand to those overseas who desperately need your help I

~ 41-.. IB B 1 BB FABULOUS WOVE FOR SALE—Pat Carmen poses with items from the Marion Davies jewel collection, now on sale in San Francisco. The 29-carat pendant, at left, i> valued .at a third of a million dollars.< ■

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1963

Rivers Threat To Residents Os Ohio Valley By United Preu lateraattonal Rivers on the rise today menaced residents of the Ohio River Valley in the wake of torrential thunderstorms and damaging winds. Snow slugged northern Michigan and heavy snow warnings were posted for the Northeast. Tornadoes, hail and violent winds sewed parts of Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee Tuesday, causing widespread damage. Weston, W.Va., was on an emergency status. Volunteer workers were called out to aid more than 100 families forced from their homes by the rising West Fork River. Nearly 30 patients at Weston’s Stonewall Jackson Hospital were moved to safety when several inches of water covered the first floor of the hospital. Water was five feet deep in some areas of the city. Fear New Flooding Other cities in West Virginia and southwestern Pennsylvania braced for new flooding after driving rain storms dropped up to 24 inches of water on the area Tuesday. The Weather Bureau warned of flooding along the entire length of the Monongahela River in Pennsylvania. The swollen river, fed by heavy rains and runoff, was expected to run as much 10 feet above flood stage at Brownsville, Elizabeth and Charleroi. The Ohio River was to pass the 25 foot flood stage at Pittsburgh by noon today. More than 600 persons fled the rising Ohio in southern Illinois. The Hocking River in Ohio was rising and authorities feared it would reach two feet above flood stage at the college town of Athens, which was virtually isolated. It suffered more than $1 million damage less than three weeks ago. Strong northerly winds dumped heavy snow across northern Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan today, with Houghton, Mich., getting 3 inches of fresh snow during the night. More than 6 inches of new snow was predicted for northern New York, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine. Storms Kill Three Tornadoes, hailstorms and high winds across Indiana and the Southland Tuesday caused thousands of dollars of damage. Three persons were killed in Indiana by raging storms. A tornado demolished four homes near Crete, Ind., and caused an estimated $150,000 damage. Winds up to 70 miles an hour ripped through Highland County, Ohio, flattening barns and tumbling telephone lines. A twister at Decatur, Ala., destroyed several airplanes at an airfield; a tornado near Eupora, Miss., caused $3,000 in damages to several barns and homes; winds of tornadic force ripped apart a feed mill, a drive-in theatre and took the roofs off a dozen buildings at Albany, Ky., causing an estimated $250,000 damage. Elks Lodge To Name Officers Thursday The Decatur Elks lodge will hold nomination and election of officers for the 1963-64 lodge year at the regular meeting Thursday night at 8 o’clock at the lodge home on North Second street. AR members of the lodge are urged to attend this important meeting. The new officers will assume their duties April 1.