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sITUATlONS-DOMESTIC.
PERSONAL.
The rate under headins Of Per.
oonal 10 cents per line additional
TO the regular line rate.

COLONIC iRRI0ATIONs. PHYerOTHER-
apy: graduate nurse; open 6undays: Your
residence or mine. Call District 1870: "a
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDKRGAR.
ten. 1922 MAysachusetts ave. NV. school
OF dancing and nursery; hour. dsy Or week;
$50 70 $50. --------------.
VIOLET RAY TREATMENr m FAII.INo
hair, hair aSd fdes sa'dns'': new operator rhone
TREATMENTS FOR NERVOUsNEss BY
men only. Phone National 6O66. 24s
ENTERPRISE Roofing Co. Pot. O2OO
Rooflns and eidins. 2l26 r. ]. Ave. NE.
ACE. So 7th St NV.
HEMORRHoIDs ERADIcATED BY MY
time or money Rack Write for booklet:
%TRcR " s!Ra' 1865 coiumS. rd Aas3s oass
money-savins prices: at and satisfaction
guaranteed Expert lady and gentleman
attendants to care Tor your every want
Peoples Drug Store Nc: 2. 6O6 7th st. NV
PERsoNALrrY AND SPEECH coNsrI.
need OF Improvement? Individual person.
week days AGNES MCCALL PARKER.
1902 National Press Bldg. National b511.
TU-RA-HK INDIAN HERB MIXTURE
f., ssss, :ed nai
patton Clears the COMPLEXION, Ready TO
ssore Sss eSc o. rSRHHs HS. lsoaise cS s2e Us
WANTED-PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS IN
opening and keeping set Of books. State
Re per hour and experience. Address u. Box
aAR3.K. RtaY once S3e
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HEIP-WONlEN.

labor isborstOry s"f 81 dental once: S75 per month;
experience. not Necessary. state aseI; so3-
cation and training. Address BOX 477'A'
Der week Guaranteed plus bonus. Average
q sts stope. onc 81 SO 18th &. NV Room 100.
between and pm. only.
Girls AND LADIES g, Il {or sormi..;on: ouT sSs:
pleasant surroundinss: permanent. Apply
10 am. TO l2 Dept. l04. l4lO H 81. nv.
OFFICE GIRL for cleaning and dyeins
store. Apply Friday bet. R.1O an. Ken
fHneK fuii time. Kay ee prus CO: btS n and Z nv.
dictation quickly and accurately: prefer
also must assist clericaily in various de;
partments. Reply IN own Handwriting ana
STATE state snsas ssanlars expected. Aedress BOX 4o7-n'
TA1IOREss.. competent. Apply at once,
0ordon's Ladies' Tailors and furriers. l1O1
Conn. ave. NV.
WOMAN. white; must be intelligent With
$50 per month. room and board. 1902
he henyon nSt .ss:nncn. g. nw; between ana oc'oe1
EsaEb kEAE AHtif EsFNfE coMPzNS oMSS.4 De 81:
slREs HxPERINCED DouBLE-EMrRY
R1oKKEEP Rs2S1z RTHME WITH WTTpp,kEAk kEAkk
FREEZER FSEFEkREp 81 ANb 6NkiSs MGsr EfsiT So TYfisT.
liSIi1 ING ExFEEIENSE; eSIISsvn xfSAsf xfkLISSAAII3Nsfs
MI 1NTgRSlEM ~ sSoN.zD ADDRsss NESS Box Box 4bs.K.
STAR OFFICE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"AdUeytisements under this head.
ting are presumed to be from prt.
gate fndtutdaals unless the aduer.
tissment otres a hrm name or q
business address or states the Word
Dealer. Members OF the public
scho hnd dealers masqaeradfns IN
this column as private tndtptdsals
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for fnpesttootfon."
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

GIRL for housework in family with three
children. school age: mother employed.
1905 N. Washington blvd. Clarendon. Va
GIRL. white. care for baby and apert;;
ment stay nights: plain cooking. Call
Shepherd 1T70.
INFANTS NURSE = Permanent position:
S35 month; must have reference. expert
enced and honest. Address Box 41l-J.
Star ONCE.
MAID colored. settled thorouehly expert.
enced. city references: hours ~: sleep
out: take fyil care Of s.Ioom apt ;, for a en-, 2,
cooking. marketing. light laundry: Sunday
OF at pm; SO week. street car pass
Apply Wednesday Gnd Thursday after g.
pm. Phone Columbia $3.50.
NURsEMAID white. care for infant and
small apartment: go home nights. Call
after 9 pm. 2184 Fla. ave. NV. Apt. a.
WHITE PERSON WANTED. to do general
homework. Address Box 4S7-K. Star
ONCE 93s
WOMAN. white. settled. to care for child
and do housework: $50 month Telephone
Columbia 944S-W.
YOUNG WOMAN. white. for seneral house
work and care Of = children. 4O1S 14th
st. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ROOM AND BOARD: II rooms: paths:
tslms san i4ia Room cmo sos. i1es e s s. 0n' '00
1s G4EETERJAs P9{Sq q9W ar$ 500 CONC WEHktx; 47ASK
HERY Gpfl EAs4 sas R'ca HT
sP'HeTiSq sF NV qntfRoPofffAk pas4fffGAzk e2Ssi4 l4o0
LgNcHEONETTE. downtovn: beer: b.auti-
ins inespeTaeneed: a9aseds $500 % down A Room sos
1406 O st. NV.
ROoMN0 HOUSE, 80 rooms: near Conn
s7so 5ef tsrns Rsem iHsS%t sss 1895
oRocERY; estab. 10 years; rent. $50;
9os: 1905 q 81 NV.
POOL ROOM 4 tables; nc competitton:
price. SI.1o0. terms. Room 90s. 1406 q.
WANTED xasoline and re-
dress Box 437-K. star once.
REsPoNsIgLE Party would IKE 70 Lease
sesse address BOX 4sK Star ONCE
GASOLINE STATION. fully equipped;
price business t1s:. and nd properly $500. easy
eauipped: low rent. Sacrifice for $500.
Address Boz 24-J. Star once.
LUNCH, BEER; corner fully equipped:
Cns kSs,s: s:sis s, Rss ss:T os SE best 0sr
HolLYwQoD LUHcH.wondes1fal yvo. srna ,.sa: losa.
Cash or terms. Phone Lincoln 1858.
AUTOMOBILE A0KNT-Popuiar, fast-sell-
ing car; no business 70 buy. but will need
$500 to 81 900 to finance self. A real
%asle.s sSx 'cs sss stsr once
POULTRY FARM modern 6-room house
house to hold 1000 chickens. with running
:s sna hs q
Between Bethesda and Rockville. Rent,
500 per month Tenant must be respon--
s!ble person. Norton J. Luehs' 1905 n
WILL.EgTABLisHED beeuty salon: large.
This Is not . rundown business but
sSO ss:S. ASsrs:. @ 'iSSG boz az. star Once:
ticuiars Of : legitimate business vtli Be
sivsn q psrscnai interyisw only; .1s. YcIr
lent: references tho BEST; no sgents; curb
s; sss'r; ds.s nGs oa a'
sSS.s sGgsse 80 ss-s 's:sa,:: i::s: ssss
zx..sroR1 sRIcsK;, suitss!s ..|ss q, FoG%Inss lss
&: 8; ssss, ss;s s:s sssls: s:. l:::Sn:S zass:s'
ROOMING HOUSE BARGAIN.
Excellent downtown location: II rooms,
81. 700: terms; CAN National 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 008 10tfsN w.
Wash. Leading Roomins House Broker. :
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.


lSis roS aSsn vi AZ smother q Ior s:rd e 1n
ment employed ladies': Walking distance.
1412 MASS AVE. NV. Apt. 6l-LArge
front. room. twin beds: gentlemen pre-
ferred: conveniently located.
1872 Isl 81 EwmLar.s, @ :!tIsesiys .d'!S1t trent
room. next to bath. So.
1887 18th ST 6.E-Young lady to share
2 rooms. Lh.k.' with another; $3.50 mcntn.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM. 2 men: walk
large closet. Phone District $3.50, Apt. 305.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1909 N H.. Ave. NV
Just opening new house: delightful. large
1925 goth ST. h.W.-Private family de-
Potomac be4soJ 70 'o'"' ''0' '"'
DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY. 1908 goth
st.-Warm, attractive rooms; one suitable
for day-class studio or three persons.
rooms. clean warm; 4 baths, inst. h. "; ?
car lines; Fall rm., So; men. Adams 1925.
LARGE, well furnished. clean. quiet next
tiled bath room; glassed porch: refined. prt-
vate home: very reasonable. Lincoln 4770.
1884 COLUMBIA RD-SS 50 VIZ; single
car lines: Lan rm.. S3: men Adams 1928
1714 R: !. AVE. Nw.-Desirable rooms
1nS m.n p0nhEyssssspns fSSts So for semitic
1906 KALoRAMA RD: N:w.IAttr.c.
central location. You will be LIST OCCUPANT.
1859 AsHAEAD PL.-Private home every
modern Moxtp s,Ss convenience and comfort Phone
private bath: private family. Gentle
man.
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Observation-Disclosures


Kitchen; gas. lisht. heat included; $50
month No children. @3.
THE ARGONNE. 1929 COL. RID. NV"
bed rooms. iyins room & dining room oHHrss rerep-
electrical refrigeration; reasonable rental.
See resident manager:
$50 LoNGrELLow ST w:"LAbRGiE basi
front rm kitchen including gas neat
eiec.: adults: rent reasonable.
80 9th ST NE.-LARGE LIVING ROOM
and kitchen. private bath; heat ana Isn'
included: refrigeration. -.
3 ROOMS AND BATH; CORNER OF 1 an
bus line fR / avel: $40 month includes
heat. gas. elec;. Apply owner in store
below APARTMENT:
Quiet bldg. continuous switchboard, ele-
vator service: refreeration and gas iree,
aEse fdy.f
.9I4 26th ST NE-LOvELY R; B.
heated: clean quiet. homelike: firepl.. linen
cl.. hwd rs Responsible. settled adults
ROOMS. . PORCHEs: OIL HEAT, AND
s5s Phone ,neheeS sheeSerd ns ssw noc no
THE ARGONNE, 1929 COL. RID. NW.-3
bed rooms living room dining room recep-
tion hall kitchen baths: h,s hs,SpqsufeSI ps1rsI
See resident manager.
i LARGE ATTRACTIVE ROOM. KrTcH-
en-. private bath; electrieity. Frisidare:
REASONABLE. ltUo QuluCy Sk. NV
TWO ROOMS AND BATH
UnfurniShed-$40.O0
Telephone Potomac $3.50.
$40 End ST. N.E.-BRAND-N BUILD
ing apartments of .. 3 and 4 rooms.
kitchen. bath and entrance hall. Rooms
are large and light with ample closet space
Open for inspection.
BOSS PHELPS
1417 K St. NV. National $500
CORNER 18th AND EUCLID ST. NV
Desirable 5-room and bath apartment; ex-
cellent condition reasonable rent: i'm
mediate possession. BOSS 4 PHELPS.
1417 x St NV. Phone National $500.
1885 KENYON ST. NV.
3 rms. kit. din, bath and porch
s6..50. Free refrigeration. Res. mgr.
A' 301o WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Opposite National cathedral-3 rooms e
porch: free refrieeration $50. Msr-
J. c. WELDON CO..
1927 st. NV. Met, BOIL.
453 MANOR PL NV. APT 4-3 ROOMS
kitchen bath buiit-in tub and shower:
Westinghouse slee refrigerator; corner
Vermont ave. Phone Distsict S141.
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ELECTRICIAN.

G1EC RlClAN.
We have an opening for an
electrician who is familiar
with automatic heating con-
trolls. Salary guaranteed
year around. Write qualifi-
cation, age, experience and
salary expected and all de-
tails to Iron Fireman Sales
Corp, 17O5 De Sales st. NV.
SALES MANAGER for dealer
handling one of the best SELL
Ing low priced cars; must be
OF the very highest caliber, a
real producer and have a
successful past record. Sal
ary and bonus to man who
qualities. Apply in own
handwriting. giving full de-
tails Of employment for the
past 10 years. ALI answers
held in strict confidence.
Address Box 413-J, Star Of
flee.
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sITuATIONs-DOMEsTIC.

,eni; Ss Yss' .sS SSre co n :P: ssS RS
References Phone Potomsc 1856.
sSS 81. Fl 's'a .! :sz
GENERAL, HoUsEWORK In private fam
~ by cc!ored woman; stay nights: ref.
1917 Wallach pl. NV. pl1one Pot. 2764-J.
GENERAL HOUsEwORK By colored wom-
en-; :r:,c nrsts,sss cook: stay nights: city ref
GIRL. colored. neat. wishes work; general
and nom. y Phone psas North ssos. S0'' n'0'"'n'
GIRL. colored. experienced.. GOOD cook.
Ssss Sase ss ;.s dsss y country
GIRL, colored, reliable Wishes to assist
nisnt.. can Hneoin Sis. s.-1 '''n'' =: aS"s
GIRL. colored. neat. reliable. desires part
ass s0.n sSoae er iSs g. several
nome nome nisSts: HIT ref Phone ISsoa Potonass ss ssss.
GIRL for chambeFmaid or General house
xs.Gt,e xSra lieht assS sompl'x'on good ref rh:ns
|as;'s ., s;ssx ssSS full q bart June Can A.
MoRl1N0S WORK. part time o. cleaning
e:ifiisr c: ss Ens aSs isss4 t. ssssed sf rel
par: :time. nisht student. Addfsss Box
WOMAN, colored. wants lob. cook. keep
es.s 2, sh' PhzC IL Worm SS s
1925 i$ssWst:.n:v.- " s: nv.
WOMAN. coIored. wishes part time Or
days work, sxperienced iaun9ress; no
oMAM f.S5fe ,Say Esfs, g isf.p Ss1.
)Pofouasc 1364.W.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

FURNISHED s-RM. APT. KITcHENETrE,
ami. clean: adults: around $50, Write
fully. r SCHMERLER. 100 H ST. NV
ONE OR TWO ROOM APARTMENT,
kitchenette Write C. S. LUDWIG. i!4i
7th St NV.
RESPONSIBLE YOUNG WOMAN. RENT
or suitcase furnished room. kit, bath in
apt buildir,s; 1sth-Columbia section pre-.
ferred: reasonable. Decatur l3a2-W. -,
SUBLET = SMALL FURN. APARTMENT
wanted by mother and daughter. l TO 3
months, reasonable: Wisconsin ave. or vi
cinity Address Box 50o-Z. Star once.
. RMS. KIT, PRIVATE BATH. IN APT.
Bldg. or det or semi-det house. unfur-
nished. preferable near Rock Creek Park.
Employed couple. Give price and details.
Address Box al-K Star once.
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HOUSES-UNFURN1SHED

CLEVELAND PARK. CHEVY CHASE. D. G.
and Md.-Seyeral modern homes; rooms.
bath to rooms "A bed roomsl. . baths:
Cleveland 3465, LESLIE D. MEAsELL. 26.
NEARBY MARYLAND. 5 ROOMS. H. w H..
garage $40: rooms. Woodridse. h-wn..
garage $50 Call North 1908 or INQUIRE
o317 Rhode Island ave. ne. n.e.-
LOVELY HOME. 4 BED ROOMS . BATHS.
maids quarters: beautiful grounds. sleeping
porch. fireplace. oil heat. double garage.
Cain Cleveland 1925.
1899 ST. s E.-1O ROOMS. 2 BATHS:
suitable for 2 families: NV h. cleo: 2-car
garage, big yard; yearly lease: rent reas.
ANACOSTIA-2s44N NICHOLS AVE Sc
8 large rooms. newly papered and painted.
$1,000 Phone Lincoln $500.
WEST RIVERDALE-A-1 CONDITION. 3
rooms, 2 baths. sleepins. porch. weather.
stripped, gear garage. large trees: S15:
Phone Greenwood 1657-W. or call at LOB
Monroe ave. University Park.
6 ROOMS. DESIRABLE BURLETTH SEC
tion. close all schools transportation' ga
rage; SIS. After I'm. 1924 T 81. NV,
1912 22nd ST. N.E.-6 ROOMS, LARGE
yard, electric range, gas. hot-water neat
S45 o. w. HAMMOND. 1907 10th st. ne
CHEVY CHASE. CLEVELAND PARK-sEv-
eral desirable houses now available; rent
ais range $40 up. DIXIE REALTY co.
1918 EMERSON ST; ,N;W.-coLoNiAL.
s5 M st. NV. Ant. I07. "a.
(C0ntfnued an Next RnRe.l
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ART EXHIBIT TO OPEN
Studio at 1928 II Street Scene for
Two Weeks, Starting Sunday.

An exhibit Of the fine arts and
crafts viii be offered at the Arts and
Crafts Studio. 1923 H street, for two
weeks. beginning Sunday.
Under direction Of Frances Eleanor
Chambers and Jaquelin Taliaferro
Smith, the exhibit will be open from
, to Q pm. daily. from Sunday through
wednesday. and from 10 am. to pm.
on February 1.
Evening star., 1936-01-22
WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG LADY would like single room with
dress Box 495-K. Star ONCE.
MAN. middle-aged. Government employe
permanent. desires furnished room pri-
Please give details and state price Box
464-K. Star once. 22'
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room with
broad-minded private family NV State
price. size family etc. Address Box 4s6-K.
Star ofhce. 23s
YOUNG LADY desires furnished room with
congenial Jewish family. convenient to
transportation Address Box ASK. Star
TWO refined young ladies desire furnished
room. board optional with private family.
Address Box 452-K, Star ONCE 23s
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auP-wOaGIN.

AffRTNTICk. Nettie Z Barnes Beauty
sssss ssssi 1sS1a 1Nesfa oSs szes. 80. ''.0a .''. y
0E1VFY 0e4RATOR. e3pest: steady posi-
tioa: eoo1 Gatafy. l13e Xleeene4n aye. nv.
6Iz6f7 oPkRAToR sxperisnced, "a.
afoand. Savoy Beauty aalon. 3016 18th
q:
Def1oncG Only those with experienee
neS1 1pply. . to p.m,. $500 oeorgia
OH M a1acs work. State 1chooitnR. ex-
0fience II any, and salary expected.
z2dresS Dox 36s-J. Star once.
Evening star., 1936-01-22

HELP-AlEN AND WOMEN.
c06PLE, cook and general housework;
chauffeur and houseman: family OF two:
references, Address Box 470-K. Star ONCE.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

HOUSES-FU UhNlSHED.
CLEVELAND PARK CHEVY CHASE D. c.
and Md.--Several modern homes; 9 rooms.
bath to rooms "A bed roomsl. baths.
LESLIE D. MEASELL. Cleveland 3463.
IA WILLIAMS LANE CHEVY CHASE.
Md. u block from bus. Attractive en-
vironment e rooms and bath. :. extra
rooms in attic garaee. porch. oil burner.
electric refrigeration. Completely furnish
ed including piano. china and bedding.
Feb l to March 81. 500 per month.
HARRY B. PITTS CO.,
1919 18th st. NV. Metropolitan 0lO0,
5i6 VARNuM ST. NV FED ROOMS.
bath. BRICK: Frisidaire; $50 month.
oSt RANDALL NJ, Eth IL HAoNER CO, INC.
1921 Conn. Ave Decatur 5000.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW
5 rooms. inclosed porch. furnished SOS;
move in. MAYNOR 1905 Brentwood I'd.
ne Phone North 433s.
/ WILL RENT MY HOUSE
fully furnished; surrounded
by beautiful grounds. Call
at A. KAHN, 3135 Ellicott st.
NV.
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HELP-SlEN.

Lost ana Found Advertisements
may b found on page Az.
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SALE-CO-OPERATIyE APIS.

COOPERATIVE APT. 2 ROOMS. BATH.
kitchen and reception hall; finest NV. To-
cation. Operatng cost, 81 90 per month.
Phone Decatur 293s-W after pm.
Evening star., 1936-01-22
WANIED-SALxSNGEN.

0zd11iNE CLUB 6ALKsMEN. Zee M
6S3 core Of =. =, Colker Co.. Second Ma
tSoSel Bank Duildins. between and 10 Am
SC6CK 9AIE9MXN-Join us for . sue
ceGSful year. National Invested 9avinga
62e Union Trust BUILDING.
Evening star., 1936-01-22

PERMANENTS, $1.95.
Finger waves, l5c: manicures. 15c: shem-
poos. 25c. etc MABElLE HONOUR SYS-
TEN. 1910 N. Y. ave. n W. Met. T776.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
FLORIDA-PARTY LEAVING SUN. JAN.
% on l5-day trip, 700 miles; share *
penSe Phone Emerson 1lS4.
Evening star., 1936-01-22
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec. c4IN. 1928 9th
st.. furnishes help. private families. hotels.
clubs: men and women.
RUPHERS' EXCHANGE = HouseVorkers.
cooks. maids, mothers helpers laundresses
Evening star., 1936-01-22

FEDERAL HOUSING RATES.
Payments as low as IS monthly: nothing
down. Up to years to nay: estimates free:
work guaranteed. First payment March.
PAINTING HEATING
PAPERING PLUMBING
PLASTERING FLOORING
CARPENTRY CEMENI1NG
pORCHES REMODEL1NG
ROYAL CONTRACTING co.
Graduate Engineers. 9O7 18th st. NV.
National 1908. Night. Adams S529.
Evening star., 1936-01-22
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1908 CLIFTON ST. NW.-Private home
2nd roor. double room adjoining bath;
linens, heat
Evening star., 1936-01-22

1727 K st. NV. Met, 30l1.
453 MANOR PL. NV. APT 4-3 ROOMS
kitchen bath buiit-in tub and shower
Westinehouse elec refrigerator: corner
apt; S49.50. HENRY J. ROBB. INC. 1924
Vermont ave Phone Distsict S141.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-04-23
3HNEa1
XIAY

DR.. j. C. Budik went to Mime
apolis on business Wednesday.
Mrs. E. H. Helgeson entertain
ed her card club Monday evening.
You will want to read BLEED
ING MINNESOTA" in this weeks
Chicago Tribune on sale at Han
sons Drug store. 43
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Bluhm
and children Arlene and Barbara
went to Morgan Sunday evening
to attend the celebration in honor
of the birthday of Mr.. Bluhm's
mother, Mrs. Herman Bluhm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Currell ano
children John Richard and Joal
Ruth stopped here Saturday morn
ing while enroute to Minneapolis
from their home at Lakefield and
visited for a short time at the DIR.
G. A. Alexander home. Joan Ruth
remained here until her parents
returned Sunday evening.
Mrs.. C. Budik entertained a,
dinner Tuesday evening in honor
of the birthday of DIR. Budik. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. M. o
Hanson and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hassenstab. During the evening
whist was played and high honors
were won by Mr.. Baldwin.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-04-23

A pretty birthday party was
given by the Loyal Boosters class
for members of the four advanc-
ed. Sunday school classes and their
friends at the Church of Christ
Tuesday evening. Twelve tables,
beautifully decorated with varied
colored crepe paper, candles and
with birthday cakes as center
pieces were set in the dining room.
Other decorations were used to
mark each table as representative
of a month in the year. Guests
seated according to the month in
which their birthdays occurred
listened to a program of instru-
mental solo and duet numbers, vo-
cal solos and readings. c. D. Clip
fell gave the speech of welcome.
The committee of arrangements
included Mrs. Oscar Joneson and
Mrs. Earl Bliss; decorations were
planned by Mrs. Henry Wilkinson,
Mrs. C. C. Cherry, Mrs. Alvin
Huhnerkoch, j. A. Storts and Ed
ward Duncan. Refreshments con-
sisting of home made ice cream,
cake and coffee were served by
the hostesses assisted by a group
of young women of the church.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-04-23

Little want ads do big selling jobs.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-04-23
Club Doings

The Sorosis club will meet Mon
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Mae Hegge.
Mrs. H. p. Sanders opened her
home to members of the Quality
club Monday evening. Mrs. E. o.
Charlebois gave paper on Sir
Christopher Wren and Mrs. Vern
Pryor reviewed "Miss Barrett's
Elopement" by Oman. Mrs. C. d.
Clipfell talked briefly on some of
the best plays of the year pro-
duced on the New York stage and
also gave a resume of the work
at Brook Farm, communistic
experiment begun in 1841 and con-
tinuing until 1847 with Nathaniel
Hawthorne and Margaret Fuller
as two of the leaders in the move
ment. The latter was a relative
of Mrs. Phebe Fuller who was able
to give personal information on
the activity.
Mrs. ]. L. Parsons was hostess
to the Twentieth Century club
Monday afternoon when grand
opera was the subject discussed
by Mrs. J. B. Philbrick. To illus
trate her talk, the leader used
photographic records of gems
from Italian, German and French
operas as well as solo numbers
from the repertoires of Geraldine
Farrar, Enrico Caruso and other
well known singers. Pictures and
librettos of operas attended by
Mr.. and Mrs, Philbrick in New
York were displayed and added
much to the interest and under
standing of the program. Mrs.
Scott Schoen in her current events
program gave a review of John
Gunther's book "Inside Europe" a
biography of Adolf Hitler as con-
densed in a recent issue of The
Readers Digest.
The Woman's club met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Max
Treu when Mrs. w. j. Dunlevy at
tended as a new member. After
a short business session, the pro-
gram on "Jews in History and in
Fiction" began with a review Of
the book "The Making of the
Modern Jew" by Milton Steinberg
done by Mrs. l. M. Stensvad. Trac-
ing the Jews after their depart
ure from their homeland down
through their nomadic existence
through the centuries, the book
gave a dramatic picture of the
problem facing the Jews of today
and made an excellent background
for Mrs. D. w. Colds review which
followed. "The Oppermanns" by
Lion Feuchtwanger painted vivid
ly the experiences of typical
Jewish family in Berlin and re-
vealed the tragedy in the position
of all Jews in Germany during
the past few years. This club
voted as did the Twentieth Gen.
tury, to send the octette made up
of two members from each club to
represent the town at the county
convention to be held at Wabasso.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-04-23
Norman Deike

Funeral services were held at
the English Lutheran church
April Is, for Norman Deike who
died April II at the Worrell hos
pital at Rochester, following an
operation for mastoid. Rev. West
by conducted the services and in
terment was in the cemetery here.
Norman Deike was born in Red
wood county October 81, 1918. He
entered the school for the deaf at
Rochester at the age of eight, GO
ing to school there for six years.
Later he attended the Faribault
school for three and a half years
or until his illness.
He leaves his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Deike and two broth
ers, Henry, IL and Harold, nine.
Two brothers preceded him in
death.
Those from out of town who at
tended the funeral were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dohlman and family
of Luverne, Mrs. Fred Benn and
son Otto and daughter Marjorie
of Mason City, Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ennen and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dohlman of Buffalo Cent
er, Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Deike, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Homier,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Willie, all
of Faribault, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Cassman, Lamberton, Mrs. Flor
ence Cassman and sons, George,
Henry and Harm of Renville, Mrs.
Florence Lake and children, Lu-
ellie and Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Malstrom and Miss Rather
inc Jonnetta of Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bats and daughter,
Florence and son Rex, Mrs. Will
liam Byer of Clements, Mrs. Bert
King and daughter Angeline from
Seaforth and L. M. Elstad, super
intendent of the Deaf school at
Faribault and six classmates of
Norman's who acted as pail bear
ers.