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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-07-06
Accessories and Cosmetics

ACC0SSOFIGS ana OOSmetICS-
Ladies' white gloves, especially grouped now, SOC
Ladies' white doeskin gloves, reg. 125, now $1OO
Ladies' white pocketbooks 81 values-special, $50
DuBa1y Introductory Package facial items) 81
Noxema the original sunburn cream, in three sizes
Large, 81, now 79c; Med, SOC, now 39c; Sm, 29c
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-07-06

Every pair of Pajamas in stock are reduced for
this sale. This includes both plain and printed
patterns
2Oeo off.
Mems wash pants, featuring the Tattersal Checks,
that can be tubbed as often as you like. Formerly
S3.50-nOW $40
special rack of summer neckwear, formerly 81.
= - - 500 ~
All Summer Robes, Sweaters Sport Belts etc., :.
AL .." - -
Mems Beach ShirtS~..~~..55 = or fOr..-.-.~.$1.
Mems Flannel Serge Pants reduced for immediate
clearance - 2Ooc off
Boys Wear
Boys wash pants, sweaters, and wash suits, 2O9o
off. Boys Wool Clothing, including and piece
suits ---.-..--.~-25%c off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19

ia not weakness and that thcrs is some other high -card strength in the hand. Of course, that is what justiHes south's bid of six no trump. N"a.
 The Play
 Vests opening lead is the queen of spndes, which South wins with the ace. Hc thcn runs off iivc diamond tricks, East ldiscnrdlng two hearts and q spade. South letes 70 q spade and heart, and t 's immatoriai what West discards.
 A small heart now is led from dummy. East plays the jack, and the declarcr wins with tho ace.
 Blasts play of the jack warns the deicnrer that East is endea vor. ing to protect four clubs and the high hearts, 50 South now lays down the kirfg of spades to squeeze East. East let's go tho queen or hoarts to protect the clubs.
 So all the declarer needs do Is to lead the nine Of hearts, which East wins with the klng, and East, having only clubs, is forced to lead to the king in dunn my.
 The ton of hearts in dummy Is cashed, diseardlng the nine of clubs from declarer's hand, and of course the ace and queen Of csubs are good for the last two tcopyrish.. 1884 NEA Service Inc,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
CONTRACT BRIDGE
Slam Hard At No Trump You Must Have Length In On Suit For Squeeze Play To Set Up Fourth
 Card Of A Four-Suiter. '
BY VIM. E. Nick ENNEY Secretary os ihe AmcricWO Brssige lHagne

It is practically impossible to make a slam ln no trump unloss you have a suit with which to work. Even when holding a lot of high cards, remember that an ace will take only ono trick, and to mako f2 tricks some of tho smaller cards have to bo counted on t0 win,
 That is why VIC want all original bids of ono no trump to show ex- ccptionally fine hands and partner n uat not take out in q Huit unless he has at least Ave cards of that suit. Now, if you have n it in tho suit bid, you know that you have 0mothinR to work with.
 Tho suit may develop a squeeze for you so that tho fourth gard of your four.card suit may Do de. veloped Into a trick.
 I'hc Bidding
 In today'A hand, the proper opening bid by South is one 10 trump - not two no trump To make an original bid of two no trump, you should bo able to run off eight tricks before your oppO- sltion get In. Of course that Ia not possible with this hand.
 After south's bid of one no trump, North shows hve.card suit with q bid of two diainOnds. South's jump to three no trump Is q mild slam try.
 Norths' bid of four no trump now says that the diamond suit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
|GaNdenPaYty |LS Arranged

A garden card party to be held on the grounds of Dr r. ]. Bren- nan on Enyiewood avenue on July 10 will be a forthcoming social event of interest. The party will be given to raise funds to provide expensive medicines and serums for the patients in the charity wards of St Mary's hospital. Hitherto, these medical aids have, been pro- vided by the hospital but because of the general flnHncial situation this is no longer possible. The wives of the physicians of tho hos pitnl staff are in charge of the af- fair which will be given when the flowers in Dr Brennan's garden arc tt the height of their bloom. Re- Treatments and other entertain mcnt will be included the after noon's program. The general com mittee in charge of the party in- ciudeS Dr Brennan, Dr and Mrs R. A. Bonner, Dr and Mrs Richard J.. Hinchey, Mrs Nj. J. Lawlor, Mrs Charles E. Mcfarland, Misses Catherine and Margaret Maloney.
 If 1t rains on July 10 tho party will be held the following day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

in tho Tuesday afternoon session of tho Elton Contract club hold yesterday Ut the Watortown Lawn club, top scorers wore; North and south, Mrs Edmund Spicer and Mrs II. Preusser. l30 i.?; Mrh Robert Strohacker and Mrs Alfred Drcschcr, i3i; Mrs j. A. Dronsky and Mrs q. Swontor, i2G; Mrs Ray mond Poulson and Mrs 'rhomas Collins, i?O and k'ast and West Mrs II. j. stcttbachcr and Mrs A, Cowpcrthw walt, l43; Mrs r. A. Jack lc and Mrs A. <. Jourdan, l20; Mrs F. j. Aubrey and Mrs William Ticrnoy. it7, and Mrs Elton Durrltt and Mrs Frcd Lux, i1b i.?. The standing t0 date is as fol. lows: Mrs Robert Strohncker and Mrs R. $. Schroeder tied with Mfs Raymond p0uiscn and Mrs Thom- ns Collins. b75; Mrs John A. Wright and Mrs August Dinkior, b70; and MrH Y. A. Jackio and Mrs A. s. JOurdnn. b0g,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
MendeISSOhn Chorus
 Holds Dinner Dance

The annual dinner dance of tho MendelsF0hn Male Chorus oe Wa eerbury was held at the Hotel Bond an Hartford on saturday evening. Dinner was served in the Egyptian room and was followed by ln in. kerestiuR informal program includ- ang introduction Of officers and welcome to guests by Daniel Meade, president ot the chorus. A varied program of songs was ren. 6ered by the Mendclssohn Male Chorus, the Sons of the Soil and Individual members, John Stav- nitsky. chairman Of the commit tee in charge of tho affair wns master of ceremonies.
 Among the guests and members present were:
 Ernest Essex, Frances Rlch- mond, Edgar Farnlof, Leona SchlaR, Harry Albone, Louise Bates, Louis Somers, Ella Bates, Mrs Clara Schulxinsky, Mir and Mrs Clarence A. Jessell, Mir and Mfrs William Glenn Murray, Mir and Mrs Edward McNnmara, MT aud Mrs Francis J. Whelan, John Hogan, Helen McGraw, Mir and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
Office Force Has Annual Outing

The annual outing of tho office dcpn rtmcnt oftho Risdon Manufac. turing Company was held recently at Deer Island Gate at Bantam. The guests attending wore; l.. A. Dibhlc, M, Ward, M, Long, II, E, Dcnham, q. p. Peterson, II, F., Baldwin, A l.. i.orcntxcn, r. l;, Jones, S. A. Anderson, E. J, Me- 0rnth and Misses E. Anderson, K. Holt0n, r. Rhcinhardt, B, Fair. bank, E. j0gun, n. Scars, q. Sul. livnn, n. Schillor, A. Dutkus and q. kruus,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
Personals

Mr and Mrs Henry Coniskcy and daughter Mary of Coe street loft today for New York city u attend the commencement exer' ciscs at C. C. N. Y. at which thoii son, William, mombo or tne duating class will receive hls dogreS. Hc is also n member o' the Theta Kappa Phil Fratornity'
 Miss Nancy Delaney. who was ernduntcd lnpt week from tue College of St lsli.abethj has fe' turned to her home on PlaHa nVo' nue.
 Mir and Mrs Y. A. jackle of Columbia Boulevard have Dcen spending Il few dayB in New Ioik city, where they 0ro registercd a' the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
 Mir and Mrs Ralph vaughn ana family of Euclid avenue VIII lenVu soon to spcnd the summer months at Bnyvlew. !. Mir and Mrs Lcvl Wilcox oi 'Woodlnwn Torraco are attending the commencement cxcrcisca at Wellesley College, where thcif
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19

l
 The wedding of Miss E Burd Reed. daughter of Prof and Mrs Edward Bliss Reed of New Haven, to Borden Helmer, Son of Mrs Feld- Ing Lewis Taylor of New York city, will take place July 2i in tho Dwight Memorial chapel of Ynle university. only members of the family will attend tho church core. mony. 4 reception will follow in the Lawn club for the members of tho family and intimate friends
 Miss Reed was educated at the Wcst0vcr school and Vnssar C0l' lego and is n member of tho Junior league and the Colonial Dnmcs. She is the granddaughter Of the late Edward A. Reed and Mrs 1tGGn Of Springfield, Mass. and Mrs William F. Thompson of Sparklll, N Y,, and Pittsburg.
 Mr ilelmcr is the son of tho lnte Ralph Hclmer, and is q brother of Mrs Seymour Wndsw6rth of New York and Mrs Johannes Vdn Mahs non of Amsterdam, Holland. fIo wuA educated at Dartmouth college and the Harvard Business school nnd ts n member of the Harard club, tho Amateur AM club and 1 former member of Squadron A. fio is associated with C. W. Young & Co.,. investment management G6f' p0rntl0n.
 
 Mr nnd Mrs John Miller of Pros poet entertained recently in honor Of Mr and Mrs Joseph GdrVey, who have returned from their wed : ding trip and have taken up their residence on Woodward avenue. Those attending were. Mir and Mrs John Miller, Mr and Mrs Joseph McCarthy, Mir and Mrs Chhfles Ncnrman, Mir and Mrs c. Mareellh. Mir and Mrs John Andrews, MT and Mrs Joseph darV6y, Helen Lynch and Michael Sullivan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
 PLAYED WIgIRT 23 YEARS

Worcester, Mass U,p) -- Every "Wednesday night for 23 years, without single break, G group of Worcester women have met Co play whist, And not once during that period, boasts Mrs Eliza beth FGuRhnan, one Of the players, has there been ap Cnsus aIty such as might result from trumplng your partners sec,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19

Ciprinno. Theresa Cciontan0. Helen and Lucille Snbnatlan. ROAc Pinta, Lena Spnhola. Mrs Anna DeBeills, Jennie Mancinl. Moilio Coviello, Mary K. Bovich. Carmoiln Man gini, Mrs Manglni, Roge DIMich- ole, Louise Blondi, Mrs Grace Schlniotta, Miss Schinlettc. Grace LaMannn, Mamie Colcnt0, Mrs Elizabeth Mondilio, Mrs Paul E. DiOri0. Mrs Orisco and daughters. Mrs Mao Carpinelia, Mrs Thomas rnrbicri, Julia Cnrpanelii, Mrs Tiso, Lucy Deidobbo, Mrs Tomns" Ina Alberto, Constance and Jennie Dof,npuh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19

Members Of BB. Peter and PaGI Church choir entertained at q surprise party at Lakeside Tavern on Thursday evening in c0mDiI. mcnt Go Miss Ma6 D0wney, whose marriage Co Martin J Parker takes place on Monday.
 The tables were attfnctiVGly dss cordted in C color scheme Of pink and white with pc0nies being used in the floral pieces. Miss D0wDey was presented with a beautiful m0dorniStic floor iamp, 4 chicken dinner Wn8 served. Those present were. Mr and Mrs 4. fl. Merfiinan Mr and Mrs Alfred Wolff, Mr and Mrs Ernest Drufa, Mr and Mrs Pets CT 0aug, Mr and Mrs Maurice Ails man, Mrs Charles COnneli, Mrs Ed' ward HnRerty, Mrs William psHdy, Misses inez Kelly, JeHnn6tte Blake, ltitn Blnkc, Mary Altman, Frances CrOnin, Catherine CrOHtH, Margaret Truman, Josephine DOWney and Bernard ltielly, Francis Bh6ehan, Martin B0Wes end jhmtB Dunnlngs ham.
 Miss Mae MeCarthY, whose mars riage to John H Bdife takes place on Juiy 4th, Wns tGDdGfed q suFs prise personal shower at h6r home on Fndny evening by hGf sister, Mss Helen MGCarthy. fife brides t0-be wG8 tb8 recipient Of many beautiful gifts. Those present were. Misses Margaret Payne, Kathleen O'1t0urke, Katherine Hheehan, Olive Ryan, Dorothy Casey, Helen IarkiHs, Helen O'ftOurk6, Margaret Harrison, Ueis on MassiC0tt6, Helen tt6befts, Ada It0Gh0n, Helen MGCdrthy, Mae Mcs C;arthy, Mrs John MG6f6th, Mrs Howard Young, Mrs William ] O'ft0urk6 and Mrs C. MGCafthy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
Events of Week
(It,,iay)

(T0day) Commencement exercises of pub. lic schools. Luneheo nmeoting of tho Rotary club at Hotel Elton. Civitan club meeting at Hotel Elton.
 W. c. T. U. meeting. Odd Follows memorial service at odd Fellows' hall. Hopovilio Community club meet. Lodge meetings.
 Camp i7, Patriotic order Of America.
 Naomi chapter. ordor of Eastern Star social. Women of tho Moose. Disabled American War Veterans. Euclid lodge of Masons.
 (T0mOrr0w) Kiwanis club meeting at Hotel Elton.
 wiiby high school graduation.
 (Thursday) Lions club meeting at Hotel Elton. Crosby high schol graduation ex- ercises.
 New Rochelle dinner dance nt Deer Island Gate at Bantam. Junior Women's club dance at Women's Club.
 (satuFday) Picnic of Third Congregational church at Lakewood park. First Lutheran church picnic at Lakewood.
 First M. ID. church picnic at Lake 0uassapaug. Bunker Hill church picnic at Lake Quessapaug.
 FUTURE EVENTS June as - St Paui's Episcopal picnic at Lakewood park. June ss -- Alpha Phi Omega dance, Watertown Country Club. June a0--second church picnic aA Lighthouse point. Jmnc s0--Oakviile Congregation. hl picnic at Lakewood park.
 JULY July 0---gt Lucy'H church cnter- tainment- nt-dance, Lakewood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
Dance PZans
 |AreCOmplete

Ali arrangements have been made for the summer dance Of the local chapter of the alufuma@ Of the College of New Rochelle which is t0 be given on Friday evening at Deer Island oato in Bantam.
 Many members of chapters from surrounding towns will also be in attendance at the affair. Reserva- tions are limited by the committee.
 Miss Ruth etanIeton of Nauga. tuck fs tl charge Ofthe arrange ments and is being assisted by Misses Estelie McD0nnOugh, Helen stephen, Mary Walsh, who arc in charge of tickets and Misses Mar j0rie COrc0ran and Marguerite Bhanahan in charge Of advertise ing.
 Mrs Lawrence B0han recently entertained ct a grocery shower in honor Of her sister Miss Phyllis VaiionIs who ig to be married to- morrow tO Arthur oilbert Of Webb street, son Of Mr and Mrs Louis Gilbert Supper was served and ens tertainment was enjoyed during tho evening" Those present were: Misses Lucy vu0io. Helen VaIlOnts, AntOinette TiscIOne. Anna Pcpils, Bertha AIIard, Augie UuRltcin1O, Anna Huback, Angeiine 0pglieIfni0, Elia K0piczh, Babe Kearney, Claire BtoiBis, Lucille Matti, Burs nette Iteym0nd, Peggy Bubach, Anne and Margaret Dunn, Katha. Iecn Gilbert, Florence Harmon, Phyllis Della Camera, Mrs Jean Maher, Mrs Jennie pcrrelIi, Mrs Selma Griffin, Mrs Louis Gilbert Mrs Claire 0ugIbeim0, Mrs John Kelly, Mrs Bridget GarOfOi0, Mrs Francis M0rI1rty, Mrs Mary Barl1, Mrs Peter VGilOnIs, Mrs AHHG 0rlsk, Mrs Anna B0han, and Mrs Victoria iiachas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19

Mrs sidney French of Torrlng,on, Marian Murray of Hartford, Mir and Mrs c. LUring Burweil, Mr and Mrs Frederick E. Plerpont, William M. Sullivan, Carolyn Smith, Robert Hollis, VI Pertucci, Frederick Zaborosky, Kay Meth, Arlene Kenhaugh, Frederick H. Salisbury, Harry T. Cable, D. B, Meth, Bob Combcr, Molly Jentoch, Harry Leonard, Gladys Jentoch, George Bockman, Jean Coulter, James Lockwood, Barbara Rey- holds, Fl. D. Pratt, Dottie Inmnn, Mir and Mrs K. E. Tuilar, Hcnny k. Johnson, Aaxei Anderson, Os. car Blomquist, Florence Anderson, John NJ. Brown. Viola l.. Johnson, Cameron 0. Kiobedanx, Sadie
 Dowie, Mir and Mrs Harold T, Braman, Mir and Mrs Robert K, Treat, Roland Palmer, Virginia Houston, Herbert Pintcr, Florono 0 B. Platt, Russell Bowen, Helen Zwenak, Howard R. Sterner, Mil. dred M. Hcbcrt, Mir and Mrs Ken. meth B. Smith, William N. St John, Pauline niRoiow, Albert D. Rcher, Irene II. Richards, Henry Schis. slcr, Marion Bigelow, George Pin. tor, Margaret Stevens, William Meister, Marion Tracy, Herbert Farnlof, Alma Doderer, John Stokes, Clairo La Bonnc, John !, O'Itourke, Marcella 1. Dolan, John Stavnitsky, Adellne Quest, Dan Meade, Adelaide Meade, Mr and Mrs E. c. Ward, Lucicn D. War nor, Emily Dalo Manderville, Rog- CT sherman Makcpoacc, Ella II. On. lat, Frederick w. Vaiil, Joseph D. Fiftal, Gladys D. Fox.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19

In honor of her approaching marriagetO Carl Larson of Brldge- port, formerly Of this city, Miss Isabelle Koch of the Visiting Nurse staff was guest last night at a picnic supper at Lako Quas- sapaus. Those present, al mem. bcrs of tho staff wcrc: Miss Lena Meo, Miss Garlic Weaver. Mrs Louise Grieshdvcn, Miss Margaret Fox. Miss Nellie Cook, Miss Mary Farrar. Miss Mildred Bowcs, Miss Victoria Llcbrcich, Miss Marion Reynolds. Miss Mary drtfiln, Miss Mary Adnmck, Mill Florence And. erson. Mrs Ruth Scpplcs, Mrs Ma. rio Dodd, Mss Faustlna Wright, Miss Mao Dcvernux. Miss Dorothy Hinc. Miss Louise Cook and Miss Florence WhipDIc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
Harold BeaMIac
 S Given Party

A testimonial dinner was tender ed Harold BGaulac, manager of Michaers Jewelry store recently tt Deer Island Gate, Eantam in honor of the celebration of his 18th year of association with the firm. The guests attending were Mir and Mrs Charles Dlls, Mir and Mrs BenJa n Garston, MT and Mrs II. Lichten- stein, Dr and Mrs A. W. Walker. MT and Mrs Ray Lashor. MT and Mrs Harold Beaulnc. MT and Mrs J. E. Mccarthy. Dr 4. Mirman and Miss Gertrude toulds. Leon Phaneuf and Mary Content, Don- ald Boisvert and ltina Barbarln0, $. Llchtenstcln and Regina Beer, II. Mlchaels und Mrs M. Currid, Eunicc Komyss, Nathan Frccdmhn, Miss s. Freedman, Dorothy Gold. bert, Edward Morrison and Mlsf Audrey Pagan, Lawrence Zlpp and Lorraine Cooley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19
NIfTTfRE YcVEMTg
JULY

July 0---f3t Lucy'H church onter. tainment- -dance, Lakewood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-19

Mrs George Hitchcock was tho
 honor guest at n surprise miaccl-
 laneous shower given by Mrs War.
 ren Hitchcock Ut her home, Frost road. A varied prOgrnm was en.
 Joyed during tho evening includ. Ing u mock wedding. The honor guest was presented with a num-
 Der of beautiful gifts. Those in attendance wore Mrs George Hitchcock. Mrs Annie West, Mrs Howard Coley, Mrs Harold COiey, Mrs Leslie Coley, Mrs Elbert Coley, Misses Murlel Coley, Ruth Hitch. cock, Mrs Hubert Alc0tt, Mrs Le- land Garrlgua, Mrs Milton Reod, Mrs Morton Fogg, Mrs Hazel Web. ster, Mrs George Walter. Mrs Ed. wurd Dabin, Mrs Frank Weiss, Mrs Edward Nltxmann,. Mrs Joseph Dcschene, Mrs James Blgue. Mrs Homer Mott, Mrs Nelson Mott, Mrs William Foley, Mrs Thomas Greer. Mrs Louis Russell. Mrs Edison Hitchcock, Mrs Chnrles Royce, Mrs sarah lline, Mrs Harry Kilbourne. Jr, and Mrs George patchett, Mrs Arthur Roberts, Mrs Elton Alex. under, Miss Helen Rodcn, Mrs Clarence 0crmnn, Mrs Albert Mu. chin and Mrs Catherine Holmes.
 Mrs John Lister. tho former Marjorie Cough of Cherry stroct was given u misccllu ncous shower at tho home of Mrs Thomus D0nu- huo recently. Assisting Mrs Donn. hue as hostess was Mrs r. II. Greet. Tho honor guest was tho re- ciplcnt of maa ybeautiful gifts from those attendins who included Misses Mae Hughes, Katherine liy- land, Margaret Hylnnd. Mary Cary, Holcn Murphy, Cccella Carroll, Florence Egan, Samillo nlamontc, Mary Murphy, Sally Cough, and Mrs Thomas Donahue, Mrs P. n. Croel, Mrs Michael MeDonald, Mrs r. Murphy, Mrs Hugh Keenan, Mrs Michael 0orman, Mira Nora Carey, Mrs C. Downcy, Mrs Edward Con. way, Mrs Anthony Dlori0, Mrs Ei- lon Cough, Mrs John Lister, also Pnul Donnhuo, Michael Hayes, pasQualo Diorio, F, $. Crccl, Mi. chael German, Thomas Donahuc, Hugh kecnan, Joseph 0affncy, John, Creel, Paul Creel, Hamilton lIohNnd and William quinn. out of town guests were Mrs Joseph Creavcn, Miss Esther Flynn ana John iistcr of Now York and Mir ahd Mrs T. O'Conncll of Moridcn.
The Washington times., 1934-11-27
D. c. LAUNDR|ES
| HELP TIMES
! CHEER CLUB

As its contribution to TIE
Washington Times Christmas
Cheer Club program. The Laun-
dry-Dry Cleaning owners Asso-
citation has volunteered to clean
and wash all clothing donated
the club.
Members of the association CO.
operating in the work include:
Association Members
Harry Viner, Arcade-SunShine
Laundry, 713 Lamont st. N. W.;
Z. B. Bell, Bell Laun dry,
Bethesda, Md; A. E. Hutchins.
Cherry Blossom Laundry. Third
and I SITS. N. E.; E. o. Craig,
Eagle Laundry, 2122 L st. N. W.;
+. P. wilcox, Elite Laundry. 2117
Fou.:, centh st. N. W; j. w.
Lowe, jr., Manhattan Laundry,
1346 Florida Ave. N. E.; G. C.
Bonnettee, Old Colony Laundry,
Blair Rd. and Butternut st. N.
W., and John G. Chevalier, Pal
ace Laundry, Ninth and H SITS.
y, w.
: Also ]. T. Gibbons, Washing.
ton Laundry, 1927 K st. N. W.:
L. E. Farren, West End Laun-
dry, 1928 Pennsylvania Ave. N.
w.; L. Lee Coombs. Yale Laun-
dry, 437 New York Ave. N. W.:
;. p. Conger, Conger'S Laundry,
Twenty-third and New York Ave.
N. W.; Louis Levay, Frazee-Poto-
mac Laundry, Eighteenth and D
Sts. N. w.; w. S. Taylor. National
Laundry, 21 Pierce St. N. w.; T.
t. Mc1nnes, Page Laundry. C20
= st. N. w., and Edward Hutch
ms, Pioneer Laundry, 920 Rhode
Island Ave. N. E.
Put in Condition
The laundry operators have
offered to put, as far as possible,
the clothing in condition for
distribution.
The Christmas Cheer program
has also received the indorse-
tnent of the Leesburg Fire De-
partment.
Letters, already pouring into the
office of The Washington Times,
tell hundred stories of anxious
parents fearfully awaiting the "Re-
Govery Christmas" without a dollar
in their pockets to pay for a toy
for their little ones. And still less
to buy a handful Of holiday can
dies and goodies for the family
fable.
The Washington times., 1934-11-27
NUDIST AGAINST WILL

ORLEANS, Mass, Il. N. S.
Fred Turner, 40, lost his clothes
and his dignity when he went fish.
ing in Cape Cod Bay. Turner was
thrown against a drum on the
shaft, his body breaking its speed
His oilskins and clothing caught
in a shaft and stripped from his
body. He escaped injury.
The Washington times., 1934-11-27
VICTORY COST HIM $3.50

Robert D. Hagner. Democratic
candidate in the fourth commits
sioner district of Montgomery
county. spent $253.20 in his sue
cessful campaign preceding the
election of November 6, a sworn
statement filed with tie clerk OF
the circuit court at Rockville said
tOday.
The Washington times., 1934-11-27
IRREGULARITY IS DENIED

Twelve officials Of both pre-
cincts of Laytonsville, Md, in
an affidavit denied allegation Of
irregularity in the recent general
election, Fusion party leaders
said today at Rockville.
Charges of irregularities had
The Washington times., 1934-11-27
NEW CITY OFFICIAL

SEATTLE, Wash. G.N.SO.-A
golf course ranger is the latest
addition to the city Of Seattle'S
pay roll. His duties are to range
the city's golf courses to see that
they are kept clean, that golf
balls aren't stolen and that
golfers remain gentlemen. The
job pays Silt per month.
The Washington times., 1934-11-27
LEGION TO BACK CLINIC

clinic will be financed by parents
with contributions of 81 for all
dental york necessary for each
child; the Worcester Legion Post
and Auxiliary and a small contri-
button made by the Bureau of
Oral Hygiene of the State Health
Department.
The Washington times., 1934-11-27

POCOMOKE CITY, Md, Nov.
27.-Members Of Worcester Post
No. SO, America Legion, and its
auxiliary will sponsor a dental
clinic in Worcester county during
the months Of February, March,
April and May Of next year. The
The Washington times., 1934-11-27

been made in petitions for re.
count filed by two Democratic
candidates for county commits
sioner, John B. Diamond and
Raleigh 8. Chinn. Hearing on
the pleas will be held Friday
morning in Rockville courthouse
before Circuit Court Judge Urner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-18
Mary Margaret Clickner
Has Highest Grade for
Second Period.

Fifty-three of the $50 pupils of
Broad Ripple high school, led by
Miss Mary Margaret Clickner with
the highest average, earned places
on the honor roll for the second
grade period.
Those on the list were:
Mary Margaret Clickner, Joseph
Hughey. Frances KeSsler, Eva
Thompson, Ruthmarie Hamill, Vir-
ginis Menekheim, Elmer Schloot,
Henry Hohlt, Cells Barbee, Ernes-
tine Cline, Jetta Kessler, Mabel Bur-
rows, Helen Clickner, Jack Mean
ally, Betsy Murbarger, Gladys
Blanton, Miriam Hicks, Claudine
Kimes, Jack Noon, Frank Reese,
Margaret Smith, Mary Alley, Mar
garet Bennett and Paul Billhymer.
John Brittenbach, Eleanor Earle,
Betty Elliott, Gordon Foxworthy,
Euseba Grimme, Wilma Kopp, Mar
garet Mckenzie, Jack Perkins, Rob-
ert Perkins, Mary Esther Stahl,
Charles Traylor, Hairless Waggoner,
Wayne Hallstein, John Barnett,
Margaret Graham, Ralph Kelly,
Robert Claffey, George Clark, Doro-
thy Hughey, Fred Steinmeier, John
Yelvington, Gretchen Huetter, Mi
Ram Kirk, Sara Jane Wright, James
Chisler, John Meyers, Dorothy
Steinmeier and Robert Vermeer.