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HOUSES WAN1Ep TO BUY.


SEE US FOR QUICK PRIVATE ALL-CASH
deals (no commissioner for D. c. houses
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO, 1929 l. st.
NV. District 6l50 and District 6l5l.
6 TO s RMS, PREFER OLD HOUSE;
D. c. only good cash: like poss. within
~ days. E. A. GARVEY. Dist. 450S. Sun.
and eve. Geo, $500 ll.6 Vt. ave.
CASH FOR ROW BRICK, SMALL WHITE
properties: quick action E w. BAILEY.
Adams 1856 or mail. 1895 Meridian NV.
WILL PAY CASH FOR A BUNGALOW IN
Woodridge section Priced under 10000.
Mr. PARKER, National i4S2 o6'
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
brick or frame houses. any condition. Call
or write Mr.. Conner.
GOSS REALTY CO.
1405 Eye ST. Natl. 1883.
THE OLD RELIABLE
IN BUSINESS SINCE 1919.
personally will pay cash for your
Washington real estate. bricks or frames,
white or colored. G. G. DUTY. 1924
Vermont ave. Natl. 44So. 81
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

14E0 N. Y. AVE NV
Convenient to financial district. hotels
and Govt. depts. Fast elevators, 24-hour
service: High-srade occupancy. Singles
and suites from $25. according to Sze
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
900 18th st NV District pO57.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
ADJoIN1NG GOLF COURSE IN NEARBY
Maryland. lot containing 25,O00 square
PRIVILEGES included Priced at $1,000
Phone Georgia 92O3.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL SITES IN
Cheverly and Colmar Manor, Md: owner
Saod IeaUlng ct, city will sell reasonable Green
ARLINGTON. VA.-CHoICE SITE. 5Oxi1O:
town: ami oWNER. oxford aordS di4o-W' 6iGo WV"
NGAEsy Naadsa ,ot, VIRGINIA r IN oo BEAwT1Tuy
sss ' and S city $500 a5eno rs Ts!
Can arrange for building your home CALL
NANAI ME bEAEEH soo WITH III csoSois R9ss 46s PHELPS
TWO BEAUTIFUL. WOODED LOTS. 24,O0O
square feet; Massachusetts ave, Md, one
mile mile from nn Westhayen; saeriics for quick
ONCE National $3.50. Sunday and eve
nines. Adams 1854 "a.
2nd COMMERCIAL; FOOT OF 1st ST
sw adseinins sen nsr Yacht Gl1bApp lso9o
District 31o0.
LOTS, BETWEEN CONN; AND WIS
sell. OWNER. Randolph 1883
fGx125 tss ssrd wo9REP oS s14oG Az UT5dd
Mass; aye; ssetien; wooded; 1853: GEO.
$3.50. 11O1 Vermont ave. Emer. 4117.
GAS STATION SITE, PROMINENT COR
ner' country club district: 10000 so. #;
81 SO. it.. To be part of 5-acre parking
shop zoning assured. or no deal. Box
blvd and view Of Potomac. RemarEabiy
low prices $500 to $1,000. Unheard-of
fssy sox 4fgns tfgns; stsr sas cash. s' per month
ner lot, 1l4-foot front, for i or 2 houses;
/. E F FRINGE pow" owner. fG?a isa7 Conn ave
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK.
onI Beautfq fuM h,,I lot with excellent elevation
$40 11th St NV. Natl. 2s44. "a.
MICHIGAN PARK.
builder behind construction loan. Call
BRADLEY BEALL g. HOWARD. INC.
Southern Bldg. Natl O271.
GARDEN CITY.
ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA.
LOTS. $3.50. LOTS.
On Lee highway near Glebe I'd. Mini
provements: well-planned and highly
restricted community,
A. E. LANDVO1GT,
Realtor Exclusive Agent.
917 18th St. NV District 1886.
COLORED-LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
Fairmount Heights, S75 UP; easy terms;
help build District 9170.
coLoREp-BEAUT1ruL CORNER LOT
in Roland Park, 51x1O3 it., at 46th pl.
and Central ave. ne. Sacrifice. $1,000;
easy terms. Room 402, 500 st. NV.
LOTS WANTED.
CASH FOR SMALL LOTS OR PARCEL
NV. or ne, for row or group houses
What have you? Quick action. Agents
invited. E. w. BAILEY. Adams 4766. or
mail. 1893 Meridian NV.
REFINED AMERICAN BUSINESS COUPLE
desires a permanent location for their
trailer home within committing distance
OF Capital. on or near bus or trolley. Box
lob. Star.
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FARMS WANTED

HAVE CLIENT WHO WISHES PURCHASE
large. operating dairy farm in Montgomery
County for cash. Write full particulars to
KENSINGTON REALTY CO. Kensington
Md
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FORD Tudor. 1896. 296; looks and runs
like new: private owner; must sell by Wed;
may take less. Sell KanSsS ave.
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FOR COLORED.
IN KINGMAN PARK

Those homes which We recently adver-
tised at 500 down we're all sold within
10 days. Several prospective purchasers
were lust too, late. But we now nave
like new, that can be bought during. the
month of June for as low as $3.50 down
and $40. so per month Beyond a doubt
the best buys in the city for this month
only Make appointment to inspect these
like-new homes without obligation. We
expect all + of these homes to be sold
within > weeks
CHAS. D. SAGER,
ith
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REFINED AMERICAN BUSINESS COUPLE
desires a permanent location for their
trailer home within committing distance
OF Capital. on or near bus or trolley. Box
lob. Star.
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SuMMER CAhApS

| TALL TIMBERS CAMP FOR BOYS-TALL
| T1mbers. Nd. opens July 1st: investigate
! or call Adams 1012S
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ARLINGTON, VA.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR pEn1

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
MANASSAS. vas RMS; AMI; H.-WH
fireplace: porches; shade; sewer; city water
garden; gar: 2S miles D c.; GOOD roads
excel schools; excel loc.: S'5. Walnut S433
PEACOCK DRIVE. ARGYLE PARK. SILL
yer Spring, Md room brick, with recre
garage. Phone Shepherd 1870
8 LGE. RMS. "a BATHS, H-WH; ANIL;
Kensinvton. Md, clev. ssasl s:aaenS0ufs f0'
Haven, Va..Fuily furnished, rooms. ms. : :
baths. including artistic studio living room :
garden and screened porch. For summer
to ADULTS only. Phone Temple 4076-W ~.
TAKOMA PARK-YEs. HAVE TIA
Ss arse shsded iot shepS.rs 1874 fireplace
CHERRYDALE VA. .?214 NJ KENMORE
St and b.. ami; reasonable rental
20 MIN. WASHINGTON, BRADDocK
Hts, Aexandria-New. unfurn. house. &
rms, porches. awnings; $3.50 includes
heat Alexandria 1s.
PRESBYTERIAN MANSE VIENNA, Va
Best residential section, 4 rooms. bath
reconditioned, ami h.-wh., garage
shady lawn excellent water: x35 monthly;
IftfTenceS Vienna Va e ioecW OVENS BERRY Ph:ne
ARLINGTON CO. vA.-WILL LEASE TO
responsible party. Broom. 2-bath modern
REALTY CO, 1907 So. s%nd % st., Ariineton %
S6o-NEW BRICK. 5 RMS. B.-I. GAR.
S.5-1 rms, baths, oil heat
S4o-To buy, new 5-rm. bungalow la
Walnut 1858
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
NEW NORTH CHEVY CHASE BRICK
bungalow OF hve rooms and unfinished
attic. Will trade clear at $4,000 for small
apartment house equity. No information
by phone.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE.
SO1 Union Trust Bldg Natl 363o
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

45lS LOWELL ST. NV, HIGHEST PART
WESLEY HEIGHTS-Lot 50xl65 feet 4
bedroom house has high attic and base
ment lavatory on ground floor. automati,
gas heat; moderately priced. For part.cu-
lars telephone OWNER. CLEV ALAG
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FORD 1890 coupe; privately owned; just
overhauled; $50. Call Mr.. Key, Dupont
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LOTS WANTED.

CASH FOR SMALL LOTS OR PARCEL
nv. or ne, for row or group houses
invited. z. W BAILEY. Adams 47s6. or
mail, 1893 Meridian NV
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BRICK BUNGALOWS

Built to order in Sligo Park section.
) large rooms. basement. Aforementioned
heat: price 81 900 90: terms $3.50 cash,
O.5O per month. Model house under con-
struction Select your lot now. Call GEO.
w. DE FRANCEAUX, Rep. 24.3; evenings,
Shen 2142
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W1LLYS 1886 4-door sedan: black finish
GOOD tires, etc; 30 miles TO gallon; 5000.
Col 6IS6-M Dealer
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UNUSUAL VALUE.

We are proud to offer this desira Bile
property. only 30 minutes to downtown
Washington. situated on large lot heavily
sisting of large rooms. . complete baths
air conditioning and all the features you
is now available for your inspection. Re-
markably priced for immediate sale. YOU
should inspect this property today. Call
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD ta 1887 sonVsrtiels s, coupe; black; Just
eI.v.l.ns sSss See s9d5 NJ Flood dealer 1921 Conn
FORD 1887 De luxe sedan. blue. body
in. bnilt-in iasease rear ear Compartment. $ %
10 further for a low-priced, economical
guaranteed Triangle Ford Dealers, No.
.v.H;,a: n x; ave. NV. Natl. 1882. Open
.S8a,,da roaR 1884 Tudor, with body in excellent
new :uso%sSile. See IL. car e[.si'sa!s sns esm
Ein,. EEs,nss Motor c.. s5os - Georgia ia ave. ave.
FORD 1885 Fordor trunk sedan, clean as
q pin inside and out. Quiet, powerful VS.
this car at our Honest Price OF 1896 Can
save you money by financing on low-cost
General Motors terms. Owens Motor Co.
o323 Ga. ave.
FORD EoRD ,n 1895 de luxe, Tudor trunk sedan;
Finished In . shiny jet black that hasn't a
sscrstch Motor in perfect, mechanical con-
ql51on 9iar tires In tInm ne condition and the inte
wherever it goes invest sal a month in
The Trew Motor Co. 1928 i4th st. NV.
18th and Pa. ave. Sc, I4th and Chapin
sts. NV. Decatur 1915. Atlantic 1870
FORD 1898 de luxe Fordor trunk sedan
with radio. We defy you to tell this one
from new! Plan to take that vacation in
this Fordor sedan. Finished in jet black
tires practically perfect, interior spotless
and without sign OF wear and a motor
that's built for economy and power OF
course, 1t carries our 30-day guarantee and
belleVe 1t or not you can buy it for only
S22 q month. Full price now is S46g if
you act at once! The Trew Motor Co. 1926
14th st. NV, 18th and Pa. ave. Sc. 14th
lantic 1910.
FORD 1887 club convertible coupe. must
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finish appears new, top and tires excellent.
custom radio and heater, spotless inside,
performs perfectly, ideal for the top-down
with small down payment; easy terms
trade your car; fully guaranteed. Triangle
Ford Dealers No. 2 N. Y. ave. NV. Natl.
1889. Open evenings
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A REAL BARGAIN

Beautiful 4-room cottage Oh pretty knoll
directly overlooking wide sand beach at
popular summer colony on Chesapeake Bay
convenient to d. c. A real waterfront
across the bay. Large lot shade trees
dig screened porch. etc: fishing pier. A
saerif1ce at 81 300 terms almost like rent
or discount for cash. Must be sold at once
Don't miss this bargain. Call MR. FOX
Col S0s7 ewes. or Mr.. King. Dist. 2l24
daytime
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FORD 1880 coupes: three to choose from
sos each See Mr. Flood, dealer. 1921
Conn Cleveland S401
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLEY BEACH. ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay-Send tor free booklet. Phone West
River 221-F-2. Post office. Mayo. Md.
3-ROOM BUNGALOW. ON SALT WATER,
~ miles from Washington; bathing, boat
ing. fishing. clubhouse, stores: house deliv-
cries OF groceries and ice; free school bus.
Total price including two lots. 1925. Easy
terms Box 3aS-B, Star
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CHEVROLET 81 de luxe coupe, roomy
luggage compartment. ideal car for camp
ing trip; only 1875 90: terms to suit your
purse Addison Chevrolet, 1437 Irving
\
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CHEVROLET "a master coupe, attractive
black finish. exceptionally low mileage;
compare this car with any "a in town at
Evening star., 1938-12-11

Edgar r. Kidwell, soloist. and Will
liam K. Cohen. organist.
The retiring master, Frederick w.
Englert, received the past masters
jewel and a travelling set.
The l50th anniversary celebrations
were entrusted to q committee COM
posed of Past Masters M. L. Brewton,
w. c. Dowden and j. E. Chrisman
and T. r. Kidwell, Frank Alligood,
G. B. Mead and J. G. Eskridge.
Frank H. Crown was elected as tiler.
Trestleboard.
Monday - Dawson, business;
Stansbury, business; Joppa, busi-
ness; Benjamin Franklin, business.
Tuesday - Federal, business;
Acacia, business; Takoma, business;
Samuel Gompers, business.
Wednesday-Harmony, business;
Warren G. Harding, business; Chevy
Chase, business; Brightwood, busi-
ness.
Thursday-Naval, E. A.; Hiram,
E. A.; La Fayette, business; William
r. Singleton, social: Congress, busi-
ness: petworth, business; Semper
ParatuS, F. c.
Friday-Columbia, M. NJ; Leba-
non, F. c.; Joseph H. Milans, F. c.;
Trinity, business: Justice, r. G.
Saturday-Grand Lodge School
Of instruction.
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Y. w. G. A. News

Georgetown Chapter will act as
hostess today for the tea hour from
to S; music hour, S to 6; Christmas
cantata, Might of Holy Memories" !"
sung by the junior choir Of the Ma
tional City Christian Church and
solos, 20 Little Town Of Bethlehem, y
THE Sleigh" and "RocAaby, Baby
Mine" The Greek Mutual Aid So
ciety OF the industrial department
will hear lecture at o'clock by the
grand president Of the Aheppa
Society.
The Girl Reserves will meet for
their glee club rehearsal at $50 and
the Elizabeth Somers Glee Club
meets at tbs on Monday evening.
The Bethesda and the Chevy
Chase High School Girl Reserves
will have their recognition service at
2:45 on Tuesday.
The Wednesday Club of GA E
street NV. will meet at 2:30 to
make plans for its Christmas din
ner on December ~. The Junior
Girls Club Of E street will meet on
Friday at $3.50 to make plans for
its Christmas activities.
The Xenos Club will meet at 7 for
bowling; dancing class, 7:l5, and q
discussion on Suitable Gifts for
Difficult People" and Unusual
Stunts in Gift Wrapping" will be
presented by Jelle11's at 8 o'clock.
On Thursday the Mermaid Club
Of the industrial department will
have election of officers at 8 pm.
The Blue Triangle Club will meet
on Thursday at 6 o'clock for dinner:
gym and public affairs ut z; Miss
Mildred Terrett Of the Children's
Protective Association will talk on
How to Lend Helping Hand" This
program is sponsored by the Social
Service Committee.
The group Of mixed recreation will
meet for an informal dance at $50
on Friday. The participants In
why the Chimes Rang" will have
q dress rehearsal on Saturday.
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Mrs. Mary E. Johnston
Heads Relief Corps

Lincoln Womans Relief Corps met
at lis l. street NV, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Anna Horn, presiding
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Mary E. Johnston;
senior vice president, Mrs. Bess s.
Pearce; treasurer, Mrs. Mary e
Bowen: chaplain, Mrs. Cora L. Man.
oily; conductor. Miss Ruth Scott;
guard. Mrs. Anna Horn. Delegates
and alternates to the department
convention Of the Woman's Relief
Corps, to be held January 26 and
q, are: First delegate, Mrs. F. c.
Thoma; second delegate, Mrs. Anna
Brett; first alternate, Mrs. Cath
crime Scott; second alternate, Miss
Ruth Scott.
The corps will attend the New
Year reception to be given by the
Department Woman's Relief Corps
to the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie and allied organizations at
Thomas Circle Club, January from
2 to 4 o'clock.
The corps will also attend the
New Year reception to be given by
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No. /,
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, to the Grand Army of
the Republic and allied organiza-
tions at 1922 New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV, January 2 from 4 to Z
o'clock.
The guests of the evening were
Mrs. Bertha B. Brown, department
president, and members of her staff.
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B. P. o. EIks

A meeting of the Christmas Bas-
ket Committe was held last week,
and the following officers elected:
Harvey Belt, chairman; Gustave
Brahler, vice chairman; William E.
Keefer, secretary. Volunteers are
requested to assist in the dis
tribution Of the 300 baskets allotted
this year. Chairman Belt requests
they report to the secretary, that
each may be assigned to his divi-
sion, and every case covered at the
same time.
The Clown and Minstrel Band
will assist George Klein Post Of
the American Legion at its party
for the underprivileged children Of
Georgetown at Gordon Junior High
School December 81.
Next Wednesday will be initiation
for the Government employees class,
one of the largest classes so far ini-
tiated. A social Session with music
and buffet supper will follow the
session.
Donations to the Little Sisters
Of the Poor, Columbia Institute for
the Blind and the tuberculosis As
sociation and the Social Service
Center of Providence Hospital for
their children's party were made at
the lodge business session.
There will be no session of the
lodge on December %.
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Knights Of Co|umlbu,
Council 10 Confer
Degree on Class
General Assembly,
Fourth Degree, to
Meet December 19

Keane Council, Knights Of Co.
lumbus, under direction of Grand
knight Francis j. Rafferty,, will
confer the First Degree on a class Of
candidates today at 2::30 o'clock.
Washington General Assembly,
Fourth Degree, will meet December
10 at the Mayhower Hotel. Francis
A. McGann, faithful navigator, an
nounced a Christmas party for men,
bers following the meeting.
Final plans will be announced for
the annual Catholic Action Forum,
Of which James P. McKeon Is gen.
eral chairman.
Announcement will also be made
concerning the exemplification on
February II of the Fourth Degree.
This will be held at the Mayflower
Hotel, with Leo D. Ward of Balti-
more, master of the Maryland
District of Columbia province, in
charge. Robert F. Handley, district
deputy, will be in charge oS the
ceremonial.
Inspector Edward Kelly of the
Metropolitan. Police will address
Washington Council on Tuesday
evening.
Alfred p. Nef, chairman of the
1899 convention of the Order of the
Alhambra, presided at a meeting in
Baltimore on Monday evening at
the home OF Supreme Comdr. John
M. Miller.
On Tuesday evening, in the
Knights of Columbus Club, John j.
Carmody, grand commander of AL
cantara Caravan, and Mrs. Carmody,
were guests of honor at a dinner.
dance, presided over by Andrew L.
Oehmann. Mr.. and Mrs. Carmody
were rendered a reception.
A meeting of the New Year Eve
Party Committee will be held this
week to complete final plans. The
committe in charge Is headed by
Theodore F. Moseley, with Robert
F. Handley in charge Of reservations.
The date for the closing Of reserva-
tions has been set for December %.
The annual Christmas party for
the orphans of the city will be held
at the Tivoli Theater on December
% at 10:30 am. Orphans from
local institutions, regardless of creed,
will be invited. The affair is under
the supervision of the District of
Columbia Chapter. with Charles j.
Considine in charge of arrange
mentS.
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tina Grim, Charlotte Fry, Nina
Stephens and Alice Caldwell.

tina Grim, Charlotte Fry. Nina
Stephens and Alice Caldwell.
The Dramatic Club will meet to-
morrow at 7:30 at the home of
Dorothy Ferguson, 26o6 Seventeenth
street NE.
At the last meeting of Bethel No
l the following were initiated; Doro-
thea Knott, Eunice Nutwell, Betty
Runkles, Evelyn Birmingham, jose
phine George, Alethea George, Lou
Use Farmer, Gladys Mosley, Erma
Pewitt and Pauline Birch.
At the last meeting Of the Dra-
matte Club tryouts for the spring
play, Here She Comes" were held.
Those in the cast are: Elsie Stevens,
Doris Kluge, Virginia Taylor, Lor-
raine Beale, Rosa Cecil Robbins,
Adella Errera, Audrey Ferguson,
Patricia Cummingor, Marguerite
Blick, Margaret Melissa Wrathall,
Ethel Read and Margaret Yeager.
The Hiking Club will hold their
Joint Christmas and Hiking Club
party December 13 at the home of
Mrs. Walter Simons, 1916 S street
Sc, with Miss Catherine Norris,
the adviser Of the Hiking Club, act
ing as hostess. All those who at
tend are asked to bring a 25-cent
gift.
The bethel will hold installation
of officers December II at the Ma
sonic Temple. There will be a dance
held In honor of the newly installed
queen, Bette White. The members
are planning to give Christmas bas-
kets. The members are to bring
their contributions to any unit
meeting or to the bethel meeting.
The Mothers Club luncheon
which was postponed from last Tues
day, will be held December 13 at
the home of Mrs. Ferguson, 410e
Third street NV. Cards will be
played.
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Knights Of St. John
Ladies' Auxiliary

A dinner, bingo and card party
will be given by Holy Name Auxiliary
at tho Fairfax Hotel tomorrow ut
6 pm.
The Junior Holy Name Auxiliary
met Friday at the home of Miss
Margaret Panzer to make plans for
Q dance. President Jean Mazzullo
presided.
Ofhcers recently elected for St.
Matthias Auxiliary are: President,
Mrs. Eugenia Hugin; past president,
Mrs. I. Chaney; first vice president.
Mrs. E. Rick; second vice president,
Mrs. Nora OConnor; recording Sec
retary, Mrs. Laura Murphy; financial
secretary, Mrs. Mary Kunlo; treas
urer, Miss Irma Hugin; messenger,
Mrs. G. Beall; sentinel, Miss M. Mur-
ply; guard, Mrs. B. Thompson:
trustees, Mrs. G.. Walter, Miss M.
Walter, Mrs. r. Robey.
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loyoI Order of Moose

Columbia Lodge will meet on
Tuesday at 1414 street NV. at 8
pm. to vote on application for the
class to be hold on December n,
which will bring to q close the
membership drive for the loyalty
class" The quota of IS new mem
bers, set by Supreme Secretary NAL
colin R. Giles, was accomplished
on October 20, at which time John
c. Meickle, Mooseheart governor,
presented the lodge with the Moose
heart plaque on behalf of the di-
rector general, Senator James J..
Davis of Pennsylvania. A class Of
28 candidates received their. first
degree at this meeting. George H.
Eddleman, dictator, and Z. r..
Thompson, chairman Of the Mem
bership Committee, announced
they had made . pledge to double
the quota by December 81, the date
set for the original quota Of IS
new members.
A dsh fry viii b hold IN. thu club
room "a Friday rom 8 10 3 pm.
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Y. N. G. A. News

Activities scheduled this week are:
Tomorrow-The VS. Mems Club,
dinner at the Smorgasbord at 6 pm.
Tuesday-Woodward School Bible
Glass, 10:45 am. The Dormitory
Basket Ball League, 8 pm.
Wednesday-The closing session of
the class In The Origin. Growth and
Interpretation of the Bible" at 7:15
pm. Glass for junior leaders at 7:30
pm, with Miss Margaret Miller as
instructor. The Glee Club, 8 pm.
The Dormitory Council will present
q program of educational motion
pictures at 8 pm.
Thursday-Meeting of the staff at
$50 q IN. Dormitory Bowling League
at 8 pm. The Town Hall Of the Air
at $3.50 pm.
F,riday-Debatins Club at pm.
Saturday-The Boys Department
treasure hunt in the boys building
at 3 pm.
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Jobs Daughters

Bethel No. 2 held installation Of
officers at Stansbury Temple as fol-
lows: Honored queen, Marirose
Manning; senior princess, Florence
Fleming; junior princess, Alyce
Tydings; guide, Winifred Smith;
marshal, Dorothy Williams; chap
lain, Doris Rook; treasurer, Betty
Ellis; recorder, Jean Volland; musi-
clan, Genevieve Billhimer; libra
rian, Evelyn McAleer; first messen-
ger, Edrena Magee; second messen-
ger, Elaine Zepp; third messenger,
Barbara Smith; fourth messenger,
Maryalice Brattain: nth messenger,
Louise Manning; senior custodian,
Bonnie Deyhle; junior custodian,
Sara Seymour; inner guard, Arlene
Martin; outer guard, Jean Deyhle.
The retiring queen, Virginia
Haight, presided and was assisted by
Helen Kinks, installing guide; Doris
Brattain, installing marshal; Mary
Hamilton, installing chaplain; Aud
rey Newman, installing secretary;
Margaret Blumenauer, installing
musician.
The bethel elected q committee
to act Is agents for the members In
taking important matters to the
guardian council as follows: Doris
Rook, Evelyn Lawrenson, Anita
Haight, Barbara Smith and Mary
alice Brattain.
The next meeting will be Decem-
Der 23 and will be initiation and
also Christmas party. The Bethel
will furnish baskets to be delivered
to needy families at Christmas.
During the Christmas holidays the
five line officers will be entertained
at the home Of the newly-installed
honored queen. The program for
this term will be discussed.
Some members Of Bethel No. 8
went to York. Pa, December and
presented Bethel No. l of York, Pa,
. birthday cake In honor Of their
first anniversary.
The bethel recently conducted the
initiatory work for Mizpah Chapter,
O. E. s., and initiated May Bab-
cock and Emile Maftinsly.
The following officers were elect
ed: Mildred Stanton, honored
queen; Evelyn Reynolds, senior
princess; Dorothy Ferguson, Junior
princess; Shirley Patterson, guide;
Lorraine Fox, marshal.
The following were initiated:
Gloria Jones, Betty Jameson, Dor.
Evening star., 1938-12-11
V.F.W. 10 Distribute
Holiday Baskets
To Members
Committee Head Tells
Of Bills Expected
To Be Drafted

Christmas baskets will be distrib.
uted by the District Of Columbia De-
partment, Veterans Of Foreign Wars
OF the United States, to needy mem-
bers under the direction of Past De-
partment Comdr. Oscar w. Hollings-
worth, chairman Of the Relief Com
mittee.
At the Council Of Administration
meeting last Monday evening In the
District Building, Byron G. Carson,
chairman Of the Civil Service and
Veterans Preference Committee,
made q report of particular bills to