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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLEY BEACH, ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay-Send for free booklet Phone West
River 221-F-2. Post ONCE. Mayo. Md
Broom BUNGALOW, ON SALT SAIL, WATER
ing fishing. clubhouse, stores: house deliv-
cries OF groceries and ice: free school bus.
Total orice. including two lots. S325. Easy
terms. Box ass Star
RESTRICTED SHORE LOTS AT CARROLL
ton Manor on Severn River: $3.50 to
SI,IGO CHAS. F. LEE Annapolis. Md.
FURNISHED COTTAGE. ~ MILES DIS
trict line. Chesapeake Bay, Md; quiet;
electricity; 5 rooms. bath. fireplace: de-
sire respectable tenant by week or month;
reas: gentiles only. Dec. $50 after ) pm.
-
FAIRHAVEN, MD.-CORNER LOT. Ist
square back of water front; about $500 So.
IT.. $3.50. Box 13-T. Star.
WANT TO RENT FOR SEASON. MEDIUM
sized cottase; by water front: must have ss
washington. Not to exceed $22j. r. G.
DUNNE 604 H st. ne. Atlantic $500.
CHESAPEAKE BAY HOME.
9 rms. . baths. maple floors, COM
pletely furn., open fireplace. Am. Radiator
coal heater: nearby yacht harbor; Ss, 900
Further details. call Potomac 1897. p
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

PONTIAC 1887 SIX. :. or door sedan
Call Dupont 1896. Mr. Clements. Il"
FORD 80 or 30 prefer 80 IN either
coupe or sedan. from private owner. Call
NatiOnal lS1S extension liu3
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor touring, large
built.in trunk. black finish with red
wheels; S3l9; easy terms
CHERNER,
1871 Florida Ave. NV. North s5G5.
FORD 1894 de luxe Fordor sedan. lustrous
black hntsh clean interior, excellent tires
and q splendid motor. Chernerized to tip
top form. Buy in .'Chernerville' and be
assured OF an outstanding value always.
Easy terms, S239.
CHERNER,
1871 Florida Ave. NV. North 1868
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PACKARD 1895 5-passenger touring sedan
120-B; large trunk; excellent green finish;
all good tires: splendid motor; you will
and this clean car priced far below the
market S5a5. C. C. c. Guaranty. Capitol
fadtlae Co.. l222 22nd. st. nv. Natl.
$500. ope8 sunday e1A evenings.
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FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER g. SON, INC,
AuctioneerS.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE
is hereby given that on SATURDAY. THE
TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1888, AT
THE HOUR OF NINE O'CLOCK AM. and
continuing each succeeding Wednesday and
Saturday until all goods are disposed of,
at the auction rooms Of Adams A. Wesch-
ler g. Son. situated at No. 9l5 Street
NV. in the city of Washington Dis
trict of Columbia. the undersigned will
sell at public auction the personal effects
and miscellaneous household goods stored
in the names Of and for the accounts of
Alien, Mrs. Joseph Barnes Mrs Una
Franklin Carter. Mr.. or Mrs. John J. Clark,
Mr.. C. D. Cooper, Mr.. or Mrs. D. v.
Dunlap. Mrs. Elsie w. Eberts. Mr.. or
Mrs Gerald EXten. Mrs. Edna L. Fahrney,
Mr.. or Mrs. ]. A. Finn. Mr.. or Mrs. Chas.
E. Inscoe. Mr.. Horace jackson, Mr.. or Mrs.
Joseph Joyner, Mr.. G. A. Skinner. Said
auction and sale will be made under and
by virtue of section 33 Of an act of Con-
gress approved April 15, 1910 t36 Stat,
Part l. P. 30l>, known as the Warehouse
Receipts Act, and for the purpose Of sat-
isfying the lien of the undersigned on
said property for storage charges and
other lawful charges in connection with
the caring for and safekeepiug Of said
personal property, together with costs Of
AMERICAN STORAGE CO.,
My4.1S L. p. WARN0 President.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES
on l. G. real estate. Prompt service. P. j.
WALSHE. 1107 Eye ST. NV. Natl. GAGS
LOANS IMMEDIATELY ARRANGED TO
property owners: D. c.. Md Va. COLO
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers


TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING.
NO. III THIRD STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust. recorded in
Liber No. APO, folio 81 et seq. one Of the
land records OF the District of Columbia.
and at the request of party secured there
by. the undersigned surviving. trustee will
offer for sale by public auction. In front
FOURTH DAY OF MAY 1888. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described
property in the District OF Columbia. 10
wit: Lot H in Henry c. Sholes and 9TH
erS subdivision of lots in square 30, as
Der plat recorded in Liber c II B.. folio
!5l, of the records of the otfice, of the
surveyor OF the District OF Columbia
Terms of sale: Cash A deposit OF 81 80
required of purchaser at sale. Examination
OF title. conveyancmg. recording. revenue
stamps and notarial fees at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from day OF sale otherwise
trustee reserves the right to resell prop
erty at risk and cost of defauting pur-
chaser after five days advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington. D. c., or deposit may be
forfeited or without forfeiting deposit
trustee may avail himself Of any legal or
equitable rights against defaulting pur-
chaser.
GEORGE W WHITE.
ap23.26.o9 .my24 Surviving Trustee.
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THOS. J. OWEN E. SON. AUCTIONEERs.
l4:l EYE ST NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
AND FOUR STORY BRICK AND
STONE BUS SINESS PROPERTY
KNOWN AS PREMISES l.ul-l?0i
CONNECTICUT AVENUE AND III
l14a RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD 1885 VS. Tudor sedan Beautiful
black. finish immsculately clean interior,
and tuned to perfection. You simply can.
not find another to equal this value See
drive and appreciate real monsy-savlng
oier. at S349; S95 down. balancs
months.
CHERNER.
1871 Florida Ave NV North 1855.
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CHEVROLET 1885 sedan delivery. We
guarantee that you cannot equal this job
any place in Washington. Maryland or
Hirsnia at our low. Honest Price Of Sl6n:
terms. Owens MNor Co. 6323 Ga. ave.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

LET US RECEIVE YOUR MAI. AND TELE-
phone calls 81 weekly. Public stenogra-
pher available Call Republic O945. Z.
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REAR. 12I End ST NE-BRICK. 25xS0;
$50. Met 1900. Dupont 1900.
For on RENT: a LEASE EASE OR cS SALEmSW 2nd
Offices md floor lfx3O IT. Natl 943S
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

: AUTO LOANS IN MINUTES S25 TO
5000. Open evenings. AUTO MART. 2SO5
| GeOrgia Columbia 1o1u
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FORD 1886 1 door touring sedan built III
trunk, attractive blue finish original car
throughout. IN best mechanical order and
completely sound IN body and ure.: $3.50
muHey-uack guarantee. Leo koCea luc u.
direct DODGE factory dealers. No. N. Y.
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| STUDEBAKER 9 sed. 1895 large trunk
orig. black onyx I'm. 6roadcloth uphol gooc
tires recond Butler bonded Better thar
IS mi. per sal A real bars AIN, S391. Lee
d. Butler. Inc. tnew address. ll2l 2Is
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FORD 1888 Fordor sedan quiet. poWer-
ful VS. motor; exceptionally clean inside
and out SIX wheels and six tires; well
Tenders Honestly Priced st Sls5 I!b-
eral. low w-coSt, Hioney-sAFins General Mo-
tors Terms. Owens Motors Co. G:..3 Ga.
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WILLYS 1897 de luxe sed. taxicap. good
leather upholstery. driven only few miles
as cab by old-tIme taxi driver who was
forced by ms health to retire: r4'!1. WHY'S
Washnston. Inc. ll6G 18th ST. NV.
R<puGlic Iulu
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kOCKNE sedan. 933 refin. In deep sea
sreeu. green wire wheels. recond. mechani-
cslly. ready for long wear and tear. econ.
operation, special buy today. SIS; terms.
Lee D. Butler, Inc. tneW address,, ll2l
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WILLYS de luxe couoe 1897: latest fea-
.ures; Ike new; rust color: mileage average
30 to 30: acme Q! economy: special today
St",. Lee D. Butler. Inc new address,.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1897 stake. S4G5: Ford 1894 dual
151" stake. S:!65 Ford 1884 panel de-
livery. S2l5. Ford 1929 pickup. S15.
Addison Chevrolet Trucks. 1431 Irving st.
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LARGE BELLE HAVEN LOT. 60xlS5 IT;
overlooking Potomac and golf course.
Exclusive residential section. 20 minutes
from White House Must sell. OWNER,
Walnut ! 700 Ext. lO9.
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PONTIAC 5 spt. cpe.. 1875. urix. green I'm.
Srseu art wheels. mohslr upholstery. fast.
econ. !ons life. reliable, small :. hyd.
brakes, turre, top. very smart. (Own-r 5
name on request S3Y5. Lee D. Butler
Inc. Drew aGGressI. llol oISl nv
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FORD 1885 VS.: rumble seat. hes ter and
radio 1896; partly financed st S25 per
mo Owner will sell and transfer balance
your terms Can be arranged. North 10000.
Ant D4u
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DODGE 1882 sedan: original finish like
new: tires. upholstery show little wear
checked and rechecked mechanically in
our shop: years of economical Transports
ton for 81 81. 5-day trial. Lee y. Butler.
New address 1l.l .lst ST. NV
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/ CHEVROLET 1896 town sedan in AL con :
| dltlon. pearl gray original Duco: fully
guaranteed by our warranty. Has very
! quiet motor; real bargain at only S3Ha
1 terms, standard Motor Sales. 1905 IAN
! ST. nv North .tIys
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FORD 1888 4door touring sedan. de luxe
/ model, radio equipped, low mileage.
| CtllrHt condition tnrOus houi; special
terms; s141. iull trade allowance for your
car. Hill ~ 1!bbltt:. 1ll4 Vermont ave.
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LOTS WANTED.

house on or near railroad siding: state
price and location. ETC.. first letter. Bon
400-T Star.
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STUDEBAKER Pres. ret. sed.. .-pass orig
DIX. nm, o-Wh. equip: chauffeur driven
tname on request. Ideal car Tor large
family OF for usususl comfort. Looks almost
new. Spec. today. S.d1. Lee D. Butler.
aHd
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WILLYS de luxe sed.. lS3.: practically
new car very low mileage. owners name
ON request, IS 10 80 miles per sal only
S4",. Lee d. Butler. Inc. tuew address.
ii.i > ST. ST. nv
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FORD 1886 phaeton. black finish trimmed
in red with wire wheels. white side Ii
tires: leather upholstery: new factory eX-
change motor. very good tires; perfect
for the season at hand; priced low. with
small down payment and easy terms, IN
Guiding our money-back guarantee. Leo
Rocca. Inc. direct Dodge factory dealers.
No N Nell -.t.,.l
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PONTIAC !oaI sedan; pant. tires, motor
and seners! condition far above the aver
age low III price al So 3 Packard WASH
nstoH Motor Car Co, ;!4th NJ and II sts.
NV Republic Ul45. Open evenings
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PLYMOUTH 1897 :.-door touring sedan.
built-n trunk. attractive sun metal fnish,
il.c, spotless Hasiae one private owner; ofFeH
excellent tires 1859; muney-baek guar
antee. Leo Rocca. Inc. direct factory
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OLDS cony coupe, 81: siX-whl.: REIN. In
beautiful tWo-tone beige: econ. six-cylinder.
a real buy. SlS1: 3-day trial. Lee D.
Butler. Inc. tnew address,. ll"l alSt NV.
OLDS coupe. 1894, 6-cylinder: refn. Belg
blue. silver wheels. very besut.. econ; real
bargain TOR only S2S1. Lee ID. Butler. Inc
new address,. l12l 21st NV. -
oLDsMoB1LE 1913: sedan: very good mo-
Transportation tor only Sl95 Packard
Washington Motor Car Co. cath. NJ and
N SITS. NV Republic Ul4s. Open evenings
OLDsMOBILE 1887 de luxe 4-door g.
cylinder trunk sedan. in beautiful pearl
gray original Duco; an unusually immacu-
late car; Is spotless inside and hasn't =
mark on the exterior; excellent. smooth
running motor and will give new-car service
to the most discriminating buyer who is
looking for = real barsain. Fully suar-
snteed. Car was formerly owned BY =
local party ana has been well taken care
Motor Sales. sos 14th st. NV. North .:2ys.
oLDsMOB1LE 1Y3b "6'' coupe. rumble
seat. motor, paint. tires and general condi-
tion will please the most critical buyer;
terms and full trade allowance for your
car. Hill & 1ibbitts, Inc. 1114 Vermont
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CHEVROLET 1891 roadster. dandy motor
top tires and upholstery. just the Car
Tor that school boy or sirl of yours.
Honestly Priced al SO terms owens
Motor Co. E.ic.t ca Ave
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FIAT 1887 coupe; imported model: over
80 miles to \ salon of gas; very eco
nOmical: low cost. smooth-ridink trans
portAtion: real buy st only S:t?5. Stand
ard Motor Sales. 1905 l4th st. NV. North
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PLYMOUTH 1887 sedan; oris inal let black
Duco with radio: heater and fos lights;
bought 1t new last June; iuIly guaranteed
BY our warranty; car Is in splendid con-
dition; easy terms. priced Is real buy
al only f5q5 Standard Motor Sales,
1905 l4th 81. Nv. North ocNS
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PLYMOUTH 1898 4-door touring sedan
bunt-n trunk. stone belize finish; 5000
actual miles; factory offielals car; new
car terms and Guarantee substantial say
lnss. ASK Tor E. b. Frazier. Leo Rocea,
ms. direct factory Dodge dealers. No. Z
Y Nall -t.Ll
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! CHEVROLET 1882 conv. coupe. new top.
tires. paint. 1oue ready for years Of
Lee d. Butler. Inc. tnew address). Il.l
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DODGE 1897 de luxe 4-door trunk sedan.
For the person looking for a year-old car
with very low mileage at a reasonable
price this is an ideal car. Driven only
IL 900 miles. this car looks and runs like
new. The sparkling black finish Is without
without a sign of wear. the tires are like
new and the motor is as YOU would expect
to find in q new car. Priced for a short
Co., 1926 14th st. NV, 14th and Pa. ave.
Sc, 14th and Chaplin SITS. NV. Decatur
1915 Atlantic 434O.
DODGE 1935 de luxe 4-door trunk sedan.
A demonstration in this car will convince
you that it is the car you have been
looking for. The glistening black finish
is like new. the interior is spotless. the
tires are excellent and mechanically it is
backed by our famous 30-day suarantee.
This car at Its present price is an un-
usually good buy Priced special at only
$3.50 90. The Trew Motor Co.. 1925 14th
8. and E: sy. iS; 14thI htI.st,a snd
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FORD 1885 coupe excellent VS. motor,
fine finish, very clean. sood rubber low
price al se1.. special terms fun allowance
Tor your car. Hill IL Tibbitts. Inc. llli
Vermont ave II ".
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LlNCOLN-ZEPHYH, 1931-YVur vppor-
unity to own and drive an outstanding value
truly you must see and drive this UNI
usual car: SSg5: special terms and full
trade allowance for your car in trade. Hill
4 TibblttS. Inc. INA Vermont ave. NV.
NASH 1913. 4-door sedan original paint.
new tires. t1ne running condition; Sl25.
Decatur 41rG
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CHEVROLET 1886 coach. large trunk. low
mileage. perfect condition unusual bar
gain N.i.I Cleveland 49,
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CHEVROLET sedan-We carry Complete
stock of Chevrolets, prices range from So
10 5000. II Will pay you 10 see nrst
for real bargain. Lee D. Butler. Inc.
,neW address,. lI.l .lst NV
Evening star., 1938-05-04

DODGE de luxe touring sedan, 1886; one
OF thoSe unusual cars We see once in y
while, not spot or scratch anywhere.
shows unusual care by former owner tname
Oh REQUEST S5:I. AIS Motors. Inc.
Chrysler dealer, ussd-esr dept. ll64 lslh
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LOIS For SALE.

FALF-ACRE LOT ADJOINING GOLF
course and country club. 81 300; reason
able down payment modest monthly IN
stallments. Improvements streets. etc.
installed. Rigd building restrictions.
1pn9
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WILLYS de luxe Seo.. 1897: Tyro green.
showroom appear. low mi: average :}5
MI. per cal; fully equip; name Of owner
ton Inc. 80 18th ST
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CHEVkOLET 1873. '2-door sedan. original
Jet-black Duco finish unusually clean
automobile has very low mileage and has
been well taken care Of This car will
appeal 10 anybody about 10 purchase d
new car and who wishes to effect y con-
siderable saving. for car thst Is very
Silshtly used We are Offering this at
slightly over half Its original cost: fully
guaranteed by warranty; telms and trade.
Genuine bargain al S4oJ. Standard Motor
Sales. ] 6D1 l4th ST. NV North .49s
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CHEVROLET master sedan, 1894 newly
retin., rejuyenated in our recond. dept.
ready to start life anew; 5-day driving
trial; S!4,. Lee D. Butler. Inc. new sd-
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Anderson
were visitors in Walla Walla last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Morgan went
to Pullman Friday after their
daughter Dorabelle, who will spend
the Christmas vacation here.
Miss Beth Foster of Occur d.
Alene, Idaho spent the weekend as
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Rodney
Travis and family.
Fred Richman returned to his
home in Benton City Sunday after
spending couple of weeks at the
Guy Travis ranch.
Mrs. I. F. Fouch and daughter,
Helen, spent the weekend at the
G. G. Goodrich home in Zillah.
Elmer Smith was a dinner guest
at the home Of his sister Saturday
evening enroute to ProSSer, where
he spent the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tyacke and
children were visitors Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Burkhart.
Fog and a heavy frost was the
weather report for the weekend.
Wires are all heavily loaded and
roads are slippery.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22

err, as Europe isn't in a mood to re-
ceive and exchange pleasantries and
medals from Adolf Hitler. To be
associated with him in any way
made it appear that Lindbergh was
acknowledging and preferring the
Nazi air force. Following this pub
lie acknowledgment of Nazi ap-
prevail of the Colonel, an English
magazine, offended by his criticism
and activities in Berlin, published
an article headed Better Go Home,
Indy" They state lnat English
people have been kind and hospi-
table to him and that he has enjoy
ed England, but that now British
people would be happier If he
went home" We are not certain
whether this is being unfair to
Lindbergh as we are not certain of
his statements against foreign aero
nautics, and too, he may have had
good intentions whatever he has
done. But the nations over seas
are not to be held up to scorn or
even to constructive criticism at
this time, and to be entangled in
affairs of state where matters are
difficult at best, may be unpleasant
to Colonel Lindbergh. He left Am
erica to seek peace and seclusion in
England, perhaps he had better.
come home before he loses it.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22

gram.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22
Changers Initiate
Hall With Xmas
Party on Friday

WESTERN HORSE HEAVEN
The grange held their annual
Christmas meeting Friday, De-
cember Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Dimmick of Benton City were Wis
itors. After a short business meet
ing, grange adjourned for the de-
llghtful program which was pre-
sented by Mrs. Damon and her pu-
pills and Mrs. Chester Henson. Aft
tr the program Santa arrived for
the children and platters of home
made candy were passed for all. Re-
freshments of sandwiches and salad
and coffee were served under the
direction of the new home econom-
les chairman, Mrs. Eric Cooper. Al
most the entire community was
present and the newly renovated
hall received favorable comment.
Mrs. Hugh Bell, Mrs. Ada Tyacke
and Mrs. Guy Travis attended the
leader training meeting held at the
library club rooms in Prosser Fri
day. The meeting was in charge
of Miss Steiner, assistant county
agent and was a demonstration of
buffet luncheon. Fourteen club
members were present and helped in
preparing the delicious menu. Aft
er the luncheon, Miss Steiner gave
an interesting test for parents and
showed some tempting recipe books
put out by various food firms, which
may be obtained at small. cost
by nutrition leaders.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22
A STORY WITH A MORAL

It is right and fitting that every
so often we repeat the ancient tale
Of truth and circumstance, a story
with a moral and a moral that
might be remembered by a num-
Der of KenneWick readers. The
story concerns a preacher, who
closed a sermon on Indebtedness
with this request: "Let all in the
house who are paying their debts
stand up" Everybody in the church,
with the exception of one man, stood
up. The preacher seated the congre-
cation and said: Nov, let every
body who is not paying his debts
stand up" Then the one man who
had remained seated, a care-worn
fellow wearing last springs suit,
slowly rose to his feet. How is it,
my friend, that you are the only
one in town unable to meet your
obligations?" asked the preacher.
The man replied: II run a newspa-
per and the brethren who stood up
are all my subscribers and haven't
settled for their subscriptions" The
preacher hurriedly remarked: LET
us pray"
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22

herds, tending their flocks in the
still hours of the night, stretched
forth their hands as a greeting to
the newest heavenly diadem, and
read within it the greatest, sweet
est message that has ever come to
gladden. and comfort the human
heart. In it's brilliant rays they
read that "This Day There Has
Been Born To the World a Savior"
Almost 1000 years, and yet we
find ourselves as firm in our be-
lief that that message is true, and
as steadfast are we in our rejoicing
as were those who first read in it,
freedom from an earthly bondage
that had kept heavy the hearts of
all mankind. Since the moment
we first learned the meaning OF
Christmas none of the brilliance
surrounding it has been dimmed,
and passing years only make dearer
the story that the star told in CEN
turtles long ago by. Faith and Hope
are as strong in the breasts Of hui
mainly today as on the morn fol-
lowing the appearance of that star,
when the world awakened to find
that in truth there had come One
capable of saving all who might look
up and believe. And not alone has
this grand message of cheer glad
dened the hearts Of that part OF
the world in which it was first
read, but it has spread to even the
darkest corners until today every
heart can feel the solace OF the
sweetest story ever told and they
take on new hope. -. ......
To the citizens of Kennewick and
vicinity, we extend the greetings of
the season. We Wish You Merry
Christmas. For each Of you we
hope that the star in the East
shines as brightly and with mes
sage as comforting as it did on that
Christmas eve more than 1900 years
ago.
We want to hope that the year fast
uIdWlllS w q OiOoC Aoo AONAA W.
stronger in your faith and love for
your fellowman, and that the bless
ings that come from a life honestly
and sincerely lived have been years
in abundance. Just as men have
lived by the star in years gone by,
men must, if they would truly en-
JOY living, be guided by it in all the
years to come. And we broaden
our hope that by it you have lived
and shall continue to do so.
May Joy and Happiness and Peace
be the portion of every one Of you
as you pass this Christmas mile
stone and push on down the road of
Life to glorious sunset.
The Kennewick courier-reporter and the White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1938-1939, 1938-12-22

Mrs. Alvin Puderbaugh at pr.,,
ton. Dremer-
Boyd Rupp and state na,ro,,.
Garth Hoffman of WaiIo lyman ian
were dinner guests at the smalla
Bupp home They were re,,s., a.
from a district convention ~ Swrhing
ma Monday. w hak.
Miss Isobel Witt is expected To-
rive Saturday morning TO snen ~ az ar
holiday at the home Of her ,,s. me
er, Mrs. w. II. Witt. inotn-
Miss Lena Cooper OF Dallas a
gzon arrived Friday for an n gre
mite visit with her sister, Mrs NiIe !.
Kennett. " s.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Thomnsor =.
son Freddie will leave SATURDAY. a s
Spokane to spend the HOLIDAYS 'Of
Miss Jean Lum is confines a.,
bed with an attack OF appenS A. ner
Mrs. w. S. Dickinson snpn, ~.
week visiting her father, r -
PEBBLES at Walla walla. V v
One hundred and fifty attsra.,
the meeting Of Valley grange ,aaa
Friday, when Locust Grove pra ,~ss
was guest and occupied the cbaSsss e