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Evening star., 1938-06-29
Brazilian Officers Feted
Navy Yard Commandant
And Mrs. Pettengill Hosts

course. too numerous to name: the
Ambassador Of Mexico and Sonora de
Castillo Najera. the latter one of those
who wore a spring ensemble that was
most appropriate; Frau Dieckhoff, wife
Of the German Ambassador, with a
long coat over her beige dress; the
Minister of Czechoslovakia and Nine.
Hurban; Mrs. Charles Edison, wife Of
the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, in
navy blue with wheat straw hat;
Comdr. and Mrs F. j. A. Coleby of
the British Embassy. and Capt. Cugia,
Marquis de SAINT 'Orsolo, of the italian
Embassy.
Some other guests were Miss Anne
Randolph, Miss Sally Holmes, Miss
Louise Popham and Miss Patricia
Grinn.
A great many United States naval
officers and their wives also were there.
A series of entertainments for the
members Of the Brazilian ship will be
given until the Almirante Saldanha
leaves.
Evening star., 1938-06-29
Miss Mary Conway
Becomes Bride
OF MIR. Miller.

THE wedding of Miss Mary Virginia
Conway. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter H. Conway, to Mr.. David
son Miller, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Neville
D. Miller. took place Saturday after
noon, at st. Paups Episcopal Church.
Rock Greek Parish.
The Rev. F. j. Bohannon, pastor,
performed the ceremony before an
altar decorated with lilies and gladioli
in background Of palms and ferns
and lighted candelabra.
The bride, given in marriage by her
father, wore a gown of white silk lace
over satin, made on princess lines with
long sleeves puffed at the shoulders
and Queen Mary collar. Pearl clips
caught the gathered neckline and the
long skirt fell in a short train. Her
two-tiered veil of tulle floated from a
satin coronet cap and she carried a
lace handkerchief made by the bride
groom's grandmother and carried by
his mother at her wedding. Her flow
ers were brides roses
Miss Mildred Conway, sister of the
price was the maid Of honor and the
brides only attendant, and wore a
long tourquoise marquisette dress with
a tiny ruffled jacket, high neckline
and puffed sleeves. Her tourquoise
horsehair hat was trimmed with peach
ribbon matching the velvet ribbon of
the dress. She carried bouquet of
talisman roses and delphinum tied
with peach satin ribbon.
The best man was Mr. Milton w.
Nabakowski Of Amherst, Ohio, and the
ushers were Mr.. Oswald Gray Hayes
and Mr.. John Maxwell Dickey Of this
city. The men in the bridal party
were dressed in white.
A small reception for relatives fol-
lowed the ceremony at the home of
the brides parents
Mrs. Conway, the brides mother,
wore orchid lace over taffeta, made
with jacket, and a corsage of gar
denias. Due to the illness of Mr..
Miller's mother, his aunt, Mrs. Robert
Burns. represented her and wore a
frock of fesh-colored marquisette with
Evening star., 1938-06-29
BY MONA DUGAS.
BY MONA DUGAS.
.HE home of the commandant of
the navy yard and Mrs. George
T. Pettengill provided the lovely

the navy yard and Mrs George
T. Pettengill provided the lovely
setting for their reception yes
terday afternoon in honor of Comdr
Washington Perry de Almeida and the
officers Of the Brazilian training ship,
Almirante Saldanha, which Is at
anchor At the navy yard.
Mrs. Pettengin. wearing an attrac-
tive beige crepe gown with rich
brown belt and cape sleeves, was a
charming hostess, and in the receiving
line with her and Admiral Pettengill
were Comdr. de Ameida and the
Naval Attache of the Brazilian EN-
bassy and Sonora de Refs. Guests were
introduced by Comdr. Harley F. Cope.
The house has many interesting
Oriental ornaments and is furnished
with tables, cabinets and screens of
Chinese lacquer. The tea table, which
was most attractively appointed. was
of Chinese red and black lacquer, and
had as a centerpiece large bowl of
delphinium and white daisies, and at
each end were two tall. white candles
in novel Chinese holders.
Presiding at the table were Mrs. Raj
ston 8. Holmes, Mrs. Joseph Richard
son, Mrs. Ray Spear, Mrs. Robert
Munroe, Mrs. Robert Grimm, Mrs. Will
liam s. Popham and Mrs. John D.
Price.
White uniforms of the Brazilian and
American officers, with their navy blue
epaulettes and gold braid, were prom
inent IN every group, while the ladies,
somewhat overwhelmed by the return
to early spring weather. appeared in
everything from lightest of summer
frocks to dark dresses and furs.
The high-ceilinged rooms opening
into each other permitted a general
mingling of the guests without any
room being too crowded for comfort.
Each room was lovely with gladioli,
lilies and roses of many colors. ar
ranged in attractive vases and bowls
Across the veranda and through
the windows fioated the music of the
Navy Band. which gave an appealing
background to the animated converse
tions going on within the house. The
glassed-in veranda at the back of the
house opened on q -hued flower
garden. and was popular spot during
the evening.
For . season when usually nobody
is in town" there were many notables
present. Among them were many
members OF the Brazilian Embassy, of
Evening star., 1938-06-29
Wedding Anniversary
Is Celebrated.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Goldberg
celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary at their home in Rock
vile, Md, Sunday evening. Attend
ing We're approximately $50 of their
relatives and friends from Washing
ton. Baltimore, New York, Rockville
and other places.
An interesting feature of the occa-
sion was the lighting OF rs candles
which adorned huge cake As the
names of near relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. Goldberg were called, each re-
sponded by lighting one of the candles
Former residents of Baltimore, Mr.
and Mrs. Goldberg have lived in Rock
vile for the last 10 years.
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Rothstein.Feldman
En9a9ement Told.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Rothstein,
on the occasion Of their twenty fifth
wedding anniversary. announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miriam
Thelma, to DR.. Irwin Feldman, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Feldman of
this city.
Miss Rothstein attended Goucher
College and received her degree from
George Washington University She
Is member of Phi Sigma Sigma
Sorority.
Dr. Feldman is graduate of George
Washington University Medical School,
and Is q member of Phi Delta Epsi-
Ion, medical fraternity.
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blue accessories and a corsage of pink

blue accessories and a corsage of pink
roses.
The bridal party received guests in
the living ROOM decorated with garden
flowers, and after the traditional TERED
wedding cake had been cut, the bride
and bridegroom left for wedding
trip to Virginia Beach and the sur
rounding country.
Mrs. Miller's going-away costume
was navy sheer dress with a long
coat of the same material trimmed
with a pale pink suede belt and tiny
pink pearl buttons down the front.
Her navy accessories and corsage Of
tailsman roses completed the costume.
The bride was graduated this month
from the University Of Maryland and
the bridegroom Is graduate of George
Washington University, where he is
now studying law.
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Miss Matte Gibson
Acts as Hostess.

The superintendent of the School
of Nursing of Children's Hospital
Miss Matte Gibson, and members OF
the faculty entertained at dinner at
the Shoreham last evening for the
members Of the postgraduate clas,
who will receive their diplomas. Those
honored were the Misses Eleanor o.
borne, Esther Ashe, Catherine Lyon
Hilda Palverth. Katherine Bryant and
Starr Creamer.
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Weddings Announced
Miss Mary NARROW Becomes
Bride of Mr.. Elmore.

\ ISIS MARY NARROW. daugh-
hu ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Everett NARROW, was married
L u foIoy az v,1n,, x1 NEr
Evening star., 1938-06-29
Notes From the Social Calendar Of Washington
By the Way
=Beth Blaixe=

and leads the big apple that news SUCH was the ,as @ % nn n % @
Margot Garrett today
At Grasslands. Nebraska
Mr. Mrs Robert Livingston Dwight
Davis the latter picture
green The BRIDE Margot tule with
varegaed and rightly
Garrett BRIDE
spoed howered print dress and
popularity
appeared received
ready welcome in this city,
Washington
The brides godfather Bill Donovan,
Donovan also Prindive
TWO friends OF long standing Mr.
wedding.
Grassands sidneys Orchestra
oudong themselves for Margot the popular
and enjoys tripping the light fantastic
The brdegooms Agentnans at a
for partners and his Acba though
carried on in our language extraordinary
Ambassador and Countess
to the Argentine and Mrs
gathering party in honor of
the principals today's wedding
Champagne flowed freely Probably picture
the sac1ean whose
dress white organdx with trimming
corn flowers was just too good to be All
outing and definitely enjoyed by and ALL
MOTHER delightful given
eroay wnen following the rehearsal Of the wedding at st.
Matthews Church the wedding and
to the 1925 Street Club Here they entertaining
at garden Den tea tea in honor Of the bride and Dridesroom
all black; Mrs Waiach Merriam
Mrs Emory wedding stayine
Friday looking very we'll in print gown and
small hower-bedecked hat with George War
nton who husband
The pretty guest of honor looked in print
ana enormous navy blue hat and Mrs
coming roses and her navy
blue hat had flowing same color
Belgian Ambassador
were tn as chic Nine de
and Sonora de Esp
and veil her fetching Wilmot
Bowler cawheel hat Mrs Harry
Gray New York with her attractive
OF bridesmaids
Of Wilmington
Others there Livingston carkson ohe is
sister Of Mrs GARRETT
the club and Mrs CARROTS
and uncle Edward
Minister Of Austria and Nine Prochnk
Bobby Walach
be matron OF honor at the wedding
Whitney
ton MRS CARROTS daughter and
mead William Blum Darlington
Butler another bridesmaid)
Ferry Heath Edward Farley Mrs
Harold
William
an
Evening star., 1938-06-29
Trips and Parties Hold
Interest of Society
In Capital
Mrs. John Nance Garner Sails
Today on Caribbean Cruise.
DR.. Fra6a HOnOred.

Today on Caribbean Cruise
DR.. Fraga Honored.
AHRs JOHN President sailing
" today for Caribbean cruise by
and dausher-n-aw Mr. and Mrs Tuy
The Fraga was the guest
honor the members Of the EMBASSY STAFF the Cuban Consul
deph Senor Nicholas
Eugene Costello and Dr. Abertn
shoreham The
saints
Minister Hungary Mr. John r,ournoy MONTGOMERY
Is at the Carlton while in Washington.
Customs and Patent
Appeals Bland
r Gen. and Mrs T. O. Ashburn left Yesterday
for Augusta Ga, where he will
Ashbun
"
Mrs guest
luncheon dav
at the shoham
Mrs Joseph Durett of Tuscaloosa
through the afternoon for bridge
Blackstone Mrs Edgar
shond Mrs Harry Fulton Mrs
Mrs John shorta Mrs j.
Clinton Tbby Mrs Needham c. Turnage
Tlnan
shortly duty on the West Coast and
the party today one of many farewell festivities
1t daughter Constance are
stopping the shoreham while
comdr Byrns is now stationed in Norfolk, Va.
apartment Sixteenth street
and will be Wardman Park Hotel the
Join Maj Fletcher Lily Pond their
Capt A stopping wardman Park Hotel
their daughter Miss Betty Hnenon
are now in residence at the Wardman Park
Browning are stopping at the wardman
Park Hotel while in Washington visit the laers
r Fairfax Ha son and daughter o,
Capt and Mrs Herbert
Mrs 1ohr at their estate at Taryown-on the Hudson
Evening star., 1938-06-29
Mr.. and Mrs. Witham
To Motor North.

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice H. Witham
Of Bethesda. Md. will leave tomorrow
to visit Mr.. Williams parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert F. v-7itham, in Ports
mouth, N. H. Mr.. and Mrs. Witham
Evening star., 1938-06-29

will spend two weeks with Mr..
Witham's Uncle, Mr.. Franklin H.
Witham. at his summer residence in
Bar Harbor, Me.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
Saving Of Crew Called
Next Sufety Goal

Not until crew members and ships
are saved, as we'll as passengers,
will real safety at sea become an
accomplished fact, Comdr. R. S.
Field, director of the Bureau of
Marine Inspection and Navigation
of the Commerce Department, told
members of the Cosmopolitan Club
yesterday.
One of the forward steps in sea
safety, he said. is installation of
more watertight bulkheads. Some
modern vessels can lose three COM
partments behind adequate bulk
heads and still remain af1oat, the
commander said.
His bureau works toward safety
of passengers. crews and ships, in
the order named. he pointed out, but
lives of the crew are Just as i'm
portant as those of passengers.
which the rules of the sea require
to be saved first.
The club attendance prize was
won by DR.. Francis Murray. Presi-
dent J. L. B. Murray presided.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
Officers Picked 10 Attend
War COLLEGE in 1889
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The War Department announced
yesterday the selection of SO officers
to attend next years course at the
Army War College, highest of all
the Army's training schools.
From War College graduates have
been selected most of the generals.
The course extends from September
until the following year.
Those selected include:
Majors Claudius M. Easley, Fort
Benning, Ca; Stanley J. Grogan,
Richmond, Va; Stonewall Jackson,
Washington, D. c.; Henry J. Match
EFT. Washington, D. c.; Harry F.
Thompson, Fort Benning, Ga;
Richard G. Tindall and Philip S.
Wood, both of Washington, D. C.
Coast Artillery-Majors Morris C.
Handwerk and Leslie w. Jefferson,
both of Fort Monroe, Va, and Web
ster H. Warren, Washington, D. c.;
Capt. Lyman L. Lemnitzer, Fort
Monroe, Va.
Air Corps-Lt. Coils. Howard C..
Davidson, Washington, D. c., and
Carl Spaatz, Langley Field, Va;
1t. Col. (MajD Floyd E. Galloway,
Boiling Field, D. c.; Maj. (Capt)
Charles Y. Banfill, Washington,
D. C.
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AMONG, DAYTON
CHURCHES
Nit. E.non Baptist

The Rev. Mr.. Pickett, well known
evangelist of Augusta, Ca, will con-
duct a two-week meeting at the MI.
Enon Baptist Church, Germantown
and Banks SITS, beginning Monday,
ebruary 2s. The Rev. Mr.. Pickett is
a very forceful speaker and the pub
lie is invited.
The Rev. S. Hoard, newly installed
pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church.
will conduct services at the Mt. Enon
Baptist Church Sunday afternoon,
February 27 at 5 pm. The Taber
nacle Baptist Church will accompany
the Rev. Mr. Hoard and a short pro-
gram will be given before the Rev.
Mr.. Hoard delivers the sermon.
Claude Ponder, secretary, the Rev.
]. L. Mundy, pastor.
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Waynaan A.M.E.

The Wayman Sunday School un-
der the guidance Of their energetic
leader and superintendent, i. =. Pea
SAINT is planning an all day Church
School Program on Sunday March
18th. A Hammond organ will be IN.
stalled for the occasion and the
Junior Choir will furnish the music
with additional selections. The var
ious church schools are invited to
be present. There will be a fried
chicken breakfast served from S TO
12 for the small sum Of rs cents.
Also chicken dinner after the
morning service for rs cents.
On Monday evening February IA,
there will be given q recital featur
ing the Hammond Organ also vocal
numbers by prominent musicians.
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ALI AR GUILD

The Altar Guild of Zion Baptist
Church met February Ia, at the res
laence Of the president, Mrs. B. A..
Rcse. After the routine Of business,
The president gave her annual re-
port. The election Of officers fol-
loved.
AIRS. B. A. Rose, president; Mrs.
Catherine Brown, vice; Mrs Lulu
Clay, second vice; Mrs. A. Il. Biggs,
third vice; Mrs. Mable Evans. fi--
nancial secretary and treasurer; Mrs.
Mable Hague, recording secretary;
Mrs. Julia b. Green. flowers; Mrs.
SHE Brown, sunshine.
IN the report the president gave
credit to all who helped in any way
to make the Guild a success. Dur
ing The three years the club has
raised S49o.30. Mrs. Mcneil was
p5esent and gave short talk.
The social hour was enjoyed by
all d lovely repast was served and
valentines we're exchanged. The
rest meeting will be with Mrs. Miller
0f 724 Clemmet Street Monday Feb
rtaly 28.
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Zion Hill Baptist

The Zion Hill Baptist church,
Dunbar and Fitch streets, Of which
Rev. j. A. Hubert is pastor, has
just completed the celebration 81 lts
18th anniversary. The closing lea
ture of the celebration was the
banquet, held ca Thursday night.
Many prominent guests were ~ al
tendance and a wonderful time was
had by all.
On Sunday, the 9th, the church
will serve George Washington
dinner from to PM under the
auspices of the choir. At s p. m.
the choir, in conjunction with the
chorus will present a musical pro
gram under the direction Of Mrs.
j. A. Hubert. The choir has been
newly robed and the public II cor
daily invited to see as well as hear
this splendid group on Sunday
evening.
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Silhouette
Musicale

The silhoueates will present mu--
sicale at Linden Center, Sunday,
February 27, at four o'clock. The
featured artists will be Mrs. Georgia
Beasley soprano from Cincinnati,
who is well known throughout this
section of the country; Miss Mary
Louise Odum, an accomplished vio-
linist, and Miss Cecile Roberts, q
talented young accompanist will ap-
pear. Mrs. Della Walker will ac-
company Mrs. Beasley.
The public is cordially invited to
enjoy this hour with the Silhouettes.
No admission will be charged for
this rare program,
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THE FORUM

The Federal Music Concert or
chestra gave concert at Linden
Center on Wednesday night. The
program was given In honor of
American Composers and was the
elimination of programs held at the
Central YWCA and Bomberger Park
The orchestra, under the direction
of Mr.. Alfred Helm. shows improve
ment at each presentation and their
rendition Of Sousa's March deserved
special mention.
During the past two weeks, Lin
den Center has sent two groups to
the Soldiers Home to entertain the
soldiers. Last week Mr.. Williams
took 20 children and presented q
program of singing and dancing.
This week Ave, boys from the boxing
class were part of the program put
on by the Bureau of Recreation.
Monday night, February g, a
meeting has been called Of the boys
who played in the Industrial Basket
ball league to form an Industrial
club. The meeting will begin at
7:30 and all young men who work in
industry are invited TO be present
On last Monday night. Calloway's
Reds defeated Mr. Wu's Blues by
n to 80 in hard fought
game at Linden Center Two teams
were made up from players in the
Industrial league picked BY the team
managers of all teams.
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now it's one day for school and two
DAYS for cincy. tCan it be the
boss?)
The girls are taking up collection
to get little Miss Green stool as
her height is a little inconvenient
for an operator. For she is No. 1
operator.
Miss j. Hammond is ell quiet. +
m-n,.,r is it love?
Miss Pinky Ma / Lorraine Ander--
son for more information apply 420
S. Summit street.
Don't forget to ask NJ. Phillip for
your croq ends. She just loves to
do them.
Miss Irma Hammock is Miss
TreadWell's idea of perfect lady.
Miss Francetta Hughes thinks she
is the Black Sheep of the e. r. X.
gang.
Shall the seniors be named?
When? And shall they wear white?
When ?All the seniors think it
nicey nice.
The Misses H. Hughes and L.
Leake said as long as the Delco boys
play basketball like they did Monday
mite they can sit in their parlors.
Mrs. X. Brame is still coming to
school at 10 am. and 2 p. m.
(Brame's SCHEDULED
The E.. P. K. girls are the Atlanta
Life Insurance boys etiology and
prognosis.
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LINDEN CENTER


DAYTON The following boys
won out in the primaries held for
tho office of President Of the Linden
Center Boys Council when voted on
il the several districts: Senior group,
Lee Young, Hazey Loritts, Paul Al
len, George Tidwell, Carvin Grove,
Louis Larkins; Junior group, Earl
Stewart, Robert Ryder, Robert Wool
fork. Melvin pullens, Hubert Hay
den. Final election Of presidents
viii take place on Saturday, March
5 and the candidate receiving the
highest vote in each class will be
declared president of the two coun-
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INSTALLATION TEA

Tho Service Circle Club Of Way
M +, Church is having an
collation. Teaa Sunday, March s.,
at iha residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
n. Dixon, GIT Randolph Street.
Hours 4 until pm.
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
RoEJp TO MEET

The Religious Education group
will meet Sunday. February 27 at
i pm, at the Fifth Street YMCA.
aIembers will please take notice and
be on time. The committee has se-
cured the YMCA as the regular
meeting place.
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POLICE BANQUET

The second annual banquet given
in honor Of Dayton Police Officers
Vii he held at Odd Fellows Hall on
Tuesday, March at pm. The
American Woodmcn Camps are spon-
Gf,pe
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CHIT CHAT
Old Maids and Widows Rest

Miss e. Holland is expecting all
single boys to come to the Dormi-
tory TO secure their tickets from her
as she is very lonesome that she may
get acquainted with the Dayton
boys. Don't rush hoysl
All customers can be on the look
out, Miss P. i. A. is going to wave
or bust.
Why can't Miss Il. Leake attend
school the day after a basketball
game?
School was very interesting to M.
Gilbert until she went to Cincy and
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
the
Super Building and Loan Association
of Dayton Ohio
Showing the condition of the association at
he close of business, December 81, 1887.
ASSETS LIABILITIES
ASSETS

Cash Hand and in
Banks #Deposts
Interest 80.13
Security 751.39 Running Stock
Due from Borrowers for Dividends 3b3693
al Taxes
20
Claims Receivable 694.20 TOTAL 42T2.60
TOTAL 4272.6o Hlncudes Interest Reserve
Uneolected
State of Ohio, Montgomery County Allen G.. Mcdonald
being duly eposes and that he the Secretary
The Super Building Loan Association of Dayton Ohio
that to the best Of his knowledge belief the foregoing
true statement and correctly shows he financial condition OF
said Company at the close of business December 3D. 1887
Allen G. Mcdonald Secretary.
Subscribed and to before this tenth day of
February AID 1888 w q Stokes Notary public in and for
Montgomery County, Ohio.
Certificate of Auditing Committee of Three Directors
We, the undersigned, III Gunn t. "A. Dixon, David Poe
Of the said The Super Building and Loan Association Of Day
Ohio do hereby certify that the foregoing the best of
knowledge and belief is statement and correctly
shows financial condition Of said Company at the close
of business December 81, 1897.
j. II. Gum, r. A. Dixon, David Poe.
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Bernice's . School of
Cosnetoiogy

DAYT0N-The E.P.K. girls re-
gret very much the illness Of Mrs.
Haddix We hope for her speedy
recovery.
The Ell Pro Kos club are expect
ing you at their card party March 4
at the YWCA You may purchase
your tickets which are 25c at Ber-
nice's School Of Cosmetology and at
the Dormitory, 420 s. Summit street
or call Adams 9623 for further in
formation.
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USED PIANO WANTED

For Adult Music Class Will ae-
eept as donation or will pay small
sum. Call AID. 2080.
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BOOSTERS CLUB

The Boosters Club gave Il tea and
v;aa hast lsst Thursday afternoon IL
group Of social workers fsein
Hamilton, Ohio
Subjects of civic interest were
the favored topics for discussions;
also to the delight of all present was
program Of songs rendered by d
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Charles w Montgomery, 70l w.
Fifth Street is i'll at the Soldiers
Home Hospital.
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NH and Mrs. Richard Warren and
son, Richard, Jr., Of Indianapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Green OF CO.
lumbus, and Ed. Harris, who was N
Florida. were called 10 Dayton to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Anna
Bell.