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Evening star., 1940-03-21

Mrs Cordel Secretary
She is planning to the
she will join the Secretary their
ELY colona have returned to
washington after spending a short time in New York.
sh was the guest of honor
the which yesterday
for the which is organizing Washington committee
funds orphans
golden candeabra and match
ing while displayed
variety placed
official
to enjoy the tea and to hear DR.. HUI shh speak.
c. McReynolds is visiting Judge and Mrs S
Price Gilbert of Atlanta at their place at Sea Island.
Bankhead Speaker of the House was
the of honor the luncheon yesterday which Mrs Hill wife of
Senator HILL hostess.
las, Toilette William
Hurley, Nine Lombard chakey and Mrs Carroll
Senator x. of Montana. son.
L, Wheeler, Wednesday Albright
Angeles the wedding
take place Miss Marian Wheeler will her to Cali
Wheeler will be best his
The will be performed the Los Angeles All Saints
= Episcopal Church
Miss Albright the daughter of Mrs Charles Albright of Beverly
graduated University
Wheeler George Washington University
Harvard Law School, is an attorney,
Mrs Richard G. Casey wife of the Australian Minister who arrived
In the Capital yesterday from the West Coast getting settled in her
apartment at the shorea The Minister and Mrs Casey have taken the
house BIT Woodland Legation
Arriving with their mother were the two children Jane aged H.
and Donn who is g.
Representative
apartment
in Rantou, Ill.
The Security administrator McNut
Middletovn will
founding
Legion.
Rear Admiral Joseph cheatham have with them
daughters Capt Gudger Myers
Beach Fla Miss En Gudger spending the West Point
Sunday Miss Gloria Gudger
from Baldwin School
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Goslings to Leave
For Biloxi Meeting

Dr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gosling will
leave over the week end for Biloxi,
Miss, where DR.. Gosling, as edu-
cational consultant for the Ma
tional Congress of Parents and
Teachers. will address the opening
session of the Mississippi Education
Association
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Dinner Slated

Miss Agnes Winn will entertain
at dinner this evening at the Wom-
ans National Democratic Club in
honor of Mrs. Ruth Wick Everett,
field secretary of the North Caro-
lima Education Association. The
other guests will be the women ex-
ecutive staff members of the Ma
tional Education Association.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Misses Hoffman
HOnored by Tea

Mrs. Edward c. Moran, jr., and
Mrs. Bon Geaslin were hosts at
tea yesterday afternoon at the
Mayfower in honor of the Misses
Helen and Ruth Hoffman, twin
sisters and co-authorS.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Silver Tea Is Held

A silver tea was given yesterday
for the benefit of the Benning
Parent-Teacher Association. The
function was given by Mrs. J. G.
Pascoe, Mrs. Belle Stivers and Mrs
Betty McCrahon.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Surprise Party

Mr. Harold Doering was given a
birthday surprise Tuesday evening
by a group of his friends.
Mr.. Doering Is the organist at
Columbia Hall, Washington Mis-
sionary College.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Miss Ruth Teed Vergason
To Wed Mr.. Anderson,

Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Edwin Verga-
son of Takoma Park announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Ruth Teed Vergason, to Mr.. Carl
Presley Anderson of Takoma Park
Evening star., 1940-03-21
Entertains at Tea

Mrs. Willis j. Fowler entertained
group of nine for tea at the
Washington Sanitarium Tuesday
afternoon Mr.. Fenton Froom gave
short program of songs.
Evening star., 1940-03-21

Keep your mind on your business
when your business Is driving.
Evening star., 1940-03-21

sionary College.
Evening star., 1940-03-21
News Notes of Official
And Diplomatic Sets
In the Capital
Mrs. Hull Now in Florida;
Italian Ambassador Returns;
Justice McReynolds Away

Mrs Cordel Hull wife of the
recpate from attack of the
will their
Evening star., 1940-04-18
SALESMAN.
SAlESkAEN.

or statesmen. to sell aluminium trim and
rnouldings to lumber yards and foor-cover-
ing stores. National Aluminium Co., Co.
lumbus. Ohio,
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN wanted, fine
velopng companies in metropolitan Wash
inSton: MANY. new homes and lots to
sell Wide price range to select from;
serv for your prospects Plenty of ad-
vertising. Do not apply unless you are
real worker. Box Bay. Star.
Evening star., 1940-04-18
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: part-time bookkeep-
reports; city refs; reas Randolph 313l.
BOOKKEEPER-ACCO (public ex-
periencel, wishes permanent connection
progressive firm or part-time service small
accounts. Reasonable rates. Box 27l "A,
Star. 19s
BOOKKEEPER- R-sTENoGRAPHER, indus
trious. appreciate work. capable good edu-
cation. H. Sentel MA. 234".
CHAUFFEUR AND BUTLER. in private
family. Atlantic 1924. Wilbert Davis. 49,
CHAUFFEUR, colored, u S. Govt, needs
extra work driving to parties, etc, after
5:3O pm. Lincoln 437S after $50. 1S'
CHAUFFEUR coored, age "a. wants
steady work; experienced: references; can
stay nights or leave city. EN-. 2462.
CHEF, colored, IS years experience: refer
ences. Can take complete charge OF kitch-
en-. DU. 1888 before pm 49,
FILIPINO. wants houseboy. light cooking
work, private family: eXperienced. reliable.
references: Box 261-A. Star. 1S.
MAN. young, colored. neat honest. reliable
wants work of any kind; experience. MI.
1921.
MAN, young, colored. doesn't drink, light
complexion, wants hotel, cafeteria or work
OF any kind. Michigan BIOS.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT desires
night Job: good reference. Randolph 5123.
Evening star., 1940-04-18
Muhutmu Gunder'

GRAND ISLAND. Nebr., (R.-A
visitor to farm near Grand Island
noticed big gander who was the
unquestioned leader Of the flock.
He mentioned it to the farmer.
THAT one" said the farmer, I'VE
call Mahatma Gander."
Evening star., 1940-04-18
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

BARTENDERS AND MATTRESSES, must be
thoroughly experienced for Saturday
nights; possibly steady Apply Dude Ranch,
Washington BALTIC blvd. after S pm.
tors. shirt flnisherS, sorters and markers
exp only Call in person. 1909 11th ST NV
Evening star., 1940-04-18
HELP poMEsrlc.
(Continued.)

GIRL. white. care for q child and g.hw:
room and board plus $500 week: apart
ment, Northwest section. Call Georgia
6S26 Tor appointment.
and help care children; health card; $50
mo-. private room. WI. $780,
GOOD COOK and general houseworker:
some laundry and live in preferred; pleas
ant, comfortable room: $40 week: city ref
erences. Box 62-A. Star.
HousEKEEPER; white, excellent cook.
good cleaner: $40 mo-; live In. Phone
Woodley s521 1870 46th st. NV.
MAID, white. clean, intelligent health GER
tincate. e h.W.. light cooking: live in. $50
mo. Falls Church 1460-M.
MAID. white, dependable, for g.h.w.,- fond
Chestnut 1904.
WHITE GIRL OR WOMAN. care small
child, small apartment; live in. 4037 9th
St ne, Apt. No: 2, after pm. To-
WOMAN. white. 80 to 45 years, exp. with
chlidren, one 3 yrs, one months; R.h.w,
cooking; live in or out RA. 1862.
WOMAN. white. 30-4O yrs. BY employed
couple; light housekeeping, care }-yr.-old
child: pvt. home; live in. WO. S9l2.
WOMAN, to do laundry. help with cooking
and assist with children; no cleaning; live
In: S25 mo. Randolph 5000.
WOMAN, steady. not over AS: live in; fond
OF ? growing children; modern home, up
stairs room; must be reliable; refs. ME.
1914. after 8 am. before 8 p,m
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PERSONAL,

PERSONAL.
aEMoRRHoIDe ERADIcATED BY M
own method Results effective TOR his-
qsst' sss "a a Raams ssss
LOVELY F1RsT-FLooR, ROOM VACANT
n n, nursins home. Telephone Randolph
MADELINE HAT sHoPPE, NEW LocA-
mer millinery, prices begin at S2.9S. Call
1850 Conn. ave.
REFINED YOUNG BUsINEsSWoMAN
5 ia 55S ss 5$ &i55 T
UPHoLsTERINd, REETNIsHING: LAWN
furniture sprayed. SULLIVAN. SH. $3.50.
LoyELY ssg ja..,iA MODERN D5 sSnr5 REST HOME FOR
ess eEsR i0?a aa snS saas ss. as.
5s5ia: ExR5aT TANDs H. IS THAT EEWrAv1N WENP Y1gR
BUTTONS, gUTToNHoLEs. zIPPER RE-
PAIRING, GLOVE RE MREPAIEiNG: EMBRoI-
NEEpEIcRAFlT1.. II 1918 i r ST st.. Room sos.
LET DR.: DELLA LEDENDEcKER's sPLEN-
R PfNs ANY AMaY R95 aess Y9pS NV Achhs Mf 1fs6 4sR
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE Yop WAIT
Private Waiting Rooms.
Robt B. Scott, Dental Tech Rooms 9o1:g02
Westory blde: 800 18th Ct Met. 1893.
DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED,
ckFAEED; WHfEE xoS s9tgsTFD WAHF.
Msss5n Mssso1, ss Ra'l 4sh ssd
MEET FRIENDLY FOLKS
THROUGH FAY THOMPSON.
ME BIG After 3 or Box 2f3O-A, Star 23s
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FOUND.

BRACELET. gold mesh. vicinity 18th and
H sts. NV, on Wednesday. Call Hobart
4242 at pm Thursday.
BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
(only) to the Animal Protective Association.
Atlantic 1853
CHANGE PURSE, containing coins and car
token Owner may identify at Registrar OF
Wills Office. Court HOUSE.
Evening star., 1940-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TYPEwRrTTRs = Quick .REPAIRINo.
sales. INQUIRE RE: 2s2s. Br.. s.
TYPEWRITER = Standard. $3.50; also
Pss'.s % l4se e. ssas 9ssa Ali ai.u.t.n. a.ts Park
per vE. i. c. Smith, Royal. Underwood.
s1's oa5 aS' aeDos ssasi6S
pIs. Snss;S. sSsI': ii di' oOSuisS lar make: mai % :;
81. lolE Hisc7s7sA. e sW oFsEss R.!|sss, ss7s.
EasRus s514Esasl !ss HasvsE att $780,
sos 1,,h i REsE Sw' sERSsRs Rssiss.i e; IRA ,s.
WAsHNarokAs| A|' lSnsF eHnsFf'' ArpnssGI Gasez
HOUSE. will sacrifice new 1890 and 1910
Washing maehirss at deep-cut prices: .2is-
Used Westinehouse: General Electric. A:
B. G., Easy. Maytas, Norge. Thor. and
others as low as So No money down;
% ATIAs APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Wsps'qn' e. kwEAs1s kae.t APRaHss Balain9 aGSs'
District 3737. Open Ewes. Till z PM. .
WASHERS. rebuilt and reposs.. l.yr guar.
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE on
the NEW RENDIX HOME LAUNDRY May
TAG. THOR. G z AND APEX WASHERS
Liber,l trade-in allowance Pay With your
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
514 10th st: NV. National sS72.
WASHERS A. B. C.. brand-new, given free
at Brookland Cooking School. Also q CON-
plete display Of modern household appi-
ances. Pay on elec. or gas bill at lowest
price. We will not be undersold For par
ticulars on free washer see Matthew A.
WEIGH. 35O9 18th st. me-, direct factory
dealer.
WASHING MACHINE6-Compare our low
prices before you buy Up to 50% savings
lroners New 1888 model General Electrics,
SD: new, 1899 model Apex, 500 95; new
1889 model A. B. C.s, S32: slightly used
two-tub washers and dryers. $40 Largest
selection OF makes in the city to choose
from, including Maytag; also ironers. Pay
81 weekly 10 DAYS TRIAL Republic
l2aG The Piano Shop. 10l5 7th st. NV.
LUMBER.
1xs ixs T sheaab;5s saa g roofers So So
$xs ~ s.1ssl1s up ss e st.--------.--------s$s sts8$ s$s 8
$xso $xs and exs -.-----------------. s3ss
Also good prices on cinder blocks. brick.
mortar and plastering materials IAlmber
ARLINGTON COAL r. LUMBER CO..
JACKSON 1880.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

S E G. r E T A r IE S.
Experienced and capable beginners at
good salaries wanted Immediately for daily
openings-Now. Rapid typists. good book
keepers, comptometer operators. expd
technical workers. Reg. nurses. prac.
nurses. drug clerks: male, female. PER-
SONNEL SERVICE est 1889. 1871 G st.
DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 1851, 140c 1T tn,
cooks. maids, nurses, houseworkers. day
workers, mattresses. part-timers, couples.
1Ss
Evening star., 1940-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LANDSCAPE GARDENER. 30 yrs exp.: all
work carefully neatly done. j. c. MAR
SHALL, East Falls Church, Va, r. F. D.
No. |. Michigan aos9. 49,
MINOR FURNITURE REPAIRING AND
upholstering Jobs done in your home; mod
est prices. Box 263-A, Star. 2O'
OFFICE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES FOR
sale Dealers requested not to apply. GOA
l1th st NV THIRD FLOOR.
I WILL NO LONGER BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts other than those personally
contracted by me. JAMES C. CHESEL-
DINE. S2S gath St South, Arlington. Va.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED, by middle-aged gentleman, room
with or without meals, in private family:
also garage space; NV. section preferably
Mass. Park. Box 241-Y, Star.
QUIET YOUNG COUPLE or small family
wanted to care for healthy 5-month boy.
Mrs. Adams 1898 Queen st. ne.
Evening star., 1940-04-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE (Col rd), II rooms. 3
baths, oil heat, gar; rent, $40; good
income; 81 900, terms.
SANDWICH SHOP, well equipped and
stocked: established business; low rental:
closes . pm. and Sundays; price, $1,000.
Box t35-A, Star.
DINING CAR doing 5000. wkly: low rent;
$1,000 down handles. Bob Hollander, 907
Tower Bldg. ME. 4613.
ROOMING HOUSE. downtown, clears $500
monthly: 90 rooms: low rent; must sell;
might trade. Owner ME. 1857.
RESTAURANT. 52I Maine ave. s.w., corner
o st., OPP. car barn; good business; estab.
46 yrs, Sacridce. Owner.
ROOMING HOUSE Calvert at Col, rd.), IL
rooms, oil heat, s Frigidaires (all apts) |:
nics e people: s 81 ;i9os terms; 1.S IA ..,o (.
LUNCH AID Beer; fne location; fully
equipped; sood business;. low rent; price.
$1,000: terms. 1ox 1854. Star.
Evening star., 1940-04-18
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SIIOAIIVNS WVMsN.
GIRL, experienced entertainer. saleslady.
waitress, fountain. Prefer stage work.
Metropolitan 1850 oOs
GIRL. young. from country, graduate OF
high school and business college, with some
experience in law office. desires position as
steno2rapher. Box l45-Y. Star.
GOVERNESS- S-SECRETARY, English, Of ex-
ceptional experience and ability, wishes
superior position. Excellent references.
Box 277-A, Star. 10"
HOUSEKEEPER governess. child's nurse,
white, experienced; good references; capable
complete charge. Box 40.-A, Star.
NURSE, for infant, "a. long exp, speaks
several LANGUAGES, or take com oete charke
OF home detition: minimum, Sl3 wk; city
refs. Box 259-A. Star. 1S'
HYsIO-THERAPIST. ten years
exp. on colonic irrigations and manipula-
prescriptions Columbia 47s3. IS
TYPIST. 60 wds min: bkkr young, ex-
perienced. eficient: refs. WI. 5404. IS.
Evening star., 1940-04-18

HELP DOMESTIC.
S;I. GooK: s0odi ., .colored laundress; reference
COOK, permanent competent and trust
worthy; summer in New England. WO.
1928.
COOK general housework small family,
nne home; must have city references and
live in. 3S10 Military I'd. NV.
GIRL. white. refined. care for Q children
and g.h:w: room and board plus salary.
Greenbelt 1926. 49,
GIRL. colored. attending school. can have
good home and fair salary, caring for house
during spare hours. T20 Quackenbos st.
NV.
GIRL. or settled woman, white. to help
with housework. care Of children; stay in.
Phone Chestnut 1886.
GIRL. colored. for R.h.w. cooking; Arling-
ton; desired by employed couple; health
card REQUIRED. Chestnut 615S, after 6.
GIRL, general houseworker; must be fond
of children. KNOWLEDGE of cooking: live in:
$40 month. GE. 52S5.
GIRL, white, settled, for care Of children
and upstairs work; health certificate: live
in: city ref; salary depends on exp. and
ability. Georgia 1882.
GIRL, young. white, neat, gh.w., washing.
cooking; references: sleep out. 400 = St.
ne. (storel. l9s
children; 1--we IN. Woodley 87S2.
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AT ONCE

Cashier and bookkeeper. restaurant ex-
perience; must be able to type. Give ex-
perience and phone number. Box S3-Y,
Star.
SALESWOMAN, EXPERT
ENCED IN DRESSES. JEAN
MATOU, 1149 CONN. AVE.
NV.
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(Continued.y

GUITARS selection Of used instru-
ments, $3.95 up. ma. 4730. kits, 1880
a Et
Evening star., 1940-04-18
BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

ROCKS r. 1. Reds, White Leghorns. S7.5(
per 100. Conkey's feeds. James Feed Store
Evening star., 1940-04-18

GIRL. white, care for . child and g.h.w.:
room and board plus $500 week: apart
ment, Northwest section. Call Georgia
Evening star., 1940-04-18

TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 57i6 18th
NV, Geo lSa3-Underwoods. ST s5 mo-. 4
mos in adv. S6.65: no del: 81 add. dep.
TYPEWRITERS-All makes guar like
new, low cut prices; expert repairing;
rentals. Standard Typewriter Co., 01O G
st. NV. MA 3R32
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HELP MEN.
(CnntinflAd

SOLICITORS, men,; house to- house can
vassing for heating and home improve
ments: salary and commission. Call after
9:30 am. 725 2nd st. NV
Evening star., 1940-04-18

PALAIS ROYAL
Can use a man between the ages Of 26 to
40. Right man selected has opportunity
for advancement. Must be willing to work
evenings between = to SAB pm. Must
have. car Call Friday 10 am. sharp,
employment Office, 9th floor. Ask for Mr..
NJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-18
Brewer and Thomas Partners
In Business Since 1917

In business here since 1917. Fen
Brewer and Ray Thomas have
taken another step forward. Their
newest accomplishment is the grill
room in the Lane Cigar Co. so2
Commerce st.
Brewer land Thomas are CO.
partners in Lane Cigar Co. and
have invested freely but wisely
to put their business on a sound
financial basis and at the same
time offer racomsns the best
service possible,
They also have businesses at so2
Broadway and at the Winthrop
hotel Their present business de-
veloped from small beginnings. in
the nature Of a store which they
operated for several years at 18th
st. and Broadway.
Theirs WAS hard battle uphill,
but persistence and courage drove
them slowly but steadily up the
ladder, SO that now they can relax
bit and breathe more freely.
Both predict a bright future for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-18
Lodge Initiation
On Friday Night

PUYALLUP 49, Schuyler Colfax
lodge of Rebekahs. viii meet FRI
day night at Odd Fellows hall with
Mrs. Effie Schuetz. noble grand,
in charge Of the initiation of new
members. There will be a pro-
gram followed by refreshments.
The serving committee is COM
posed of Mesdames r. y. Hill,
Hugh Kellogg, Clarence Asher,
Peter Hoffman and w. NJ. Buck
master.
Miss Emaline Albright will be
hostess 10 the Business and Pro-
fessional Womens club at her
home, 4o4 9th st. s. w. Monday
evening. Miss Margaret utzinger
will preside.
Learns OF Sisters Death
Mrs. George w. Webb OF Route
3, Box pol. has received word OF
the death OF her sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Hagdon, Friday at ketchi-
kan, Alaska. where she had re-
sided for the past five years. She
was member of the Church of
the Holy Communion and Order OF
the Eastern Star.
Members OF the Lutheran Fell
lowship group Of Emmanuel church
will meet Thursday evening at
o'clock at Wildwood park Louis
Barth. president of the club. viii
head the business session. II will
be followed by program and re-
freshments.
To Issue Proclamation
Mayor William P. Loughlin de-
clsred Wednesday he will aid the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-18

Lane Cigar Co, e02 Commerce
st., sounds like a place where one
might 60 In, buy q cigar and 60
out again. II 90 happens. though.
that the name Is slightly mislesd-
ing. but most persons are wise to
II by now, and therefore do not en-
ter just to buy cigars, but also to
sPend an enjoyable evening in q
most friendly atmosphere.
Even moro inviting will the at
mosphsre he when the new grill
room 10 opened, an event scheduled
for Thursday. For this occasion,
each customer will receive q favor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-18

50th anniversary celebration Of
the City of Puyallup by issuing a
proclamation calling on all resi-
dents to cooperate with the general
committee, headed by Rex Kelley
Such a proclamation will give the
kangaroo court its necessary au-
thority.
Farmers Of the valley interested
in irrigation may see a practical
demonstration Friday morning at
10 o'clock at the Charles Cellar
berry ranch on the Clarke creek
road. The field trip has been
arranged by County Agent A. NJ.
Richardson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-18
All Customers 10 Receive
Favors on First Day
Acknowledging. Fluorescent Lighting
Are Features OF Modern Establishment

for the men. free cigars: for the
women, free rose buds.
As operator OF the shop. Eddie
Glow has had years Of experience
In the restaurant business, and
speaks with authority when he
says that the grin Is one Of the
finest In town, with air-condition-
ing; flourescent lighting, complete
electrical equipment, including an
electric broiler for chops and
steaks; fountain service, and sc-
oommodations for about so per-
sons.
All types Of lunches and dinners
will be served, with service daily
from 9 q. m. to 2 d m. ana on
Sunday from . a. m. to IL mid
night A family dinner will Be Of
fered on Sundays,
To Serve Turkey
For the grand opening. a turkey
lunch will be served from IL a. m.
to p. m. Besides Mr.. and Mrs.
Glow, there are eight employees In
the grill room, They include Helen
podson, Lucille Cook. Mildred Me-
Ginnis and Bill Leonard; Mabel
kubista. Lillian DeYoung and
Jimmy Lees. cooks. and Bill Hen
derson, pantryman,
Fen Brewer and Ray Thomas,
who have been In the cigar bust
ness here since 1917. ara owners of
the Lane Cigar Co.
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Mayor William p, Loughlin de-
clsred Wednesday he will aid the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-18

Tacoma. in light OF recent develop
mentS The construction Of the
Narrows bridge for one thing and
Of McChord field for another, leads
them to believe that Tacoma Will
expand enormously during the next
few wears.
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Aluminium alloy is the chief ma
terial used in constructing United
Airlines planes. The metal is as
strong as steel, but as light as
aluminium.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-07-11

boom equal to that of the Roar
ing Twenties, is on in Michigan
and Ohio. There is more building
going on than ever seen before,
he reports, and the automobile
and truck factories are going full
blast.
Roy Bentley, farmer of Cranes
nest River, returned with his
brother to share in the harvest of
plenty reported up there.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-07-11

gan, MANS Mullins and Alex
Rakes. A large crowd attended
the burial near the home of the
deceased.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. MCGOWAN plan to have a
get-to-gether at Hall Bottom at
the mouth of Cranesnest River.
This news item is published for
the benefit of relatives and
friends who wish to be present.
All are invited. Date of reunion
will be Sunday, July 81.
Harvest is we'll under way here
with oats and grass good. If the
wet weather does not cause too
much damage to crops when cut
the feed for livestock for the
coming winter should be plenti-
full.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-07-11
TIVIS LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Edwards at
tended church at Jane on Satur-
day and Sunday.
Maynard Ratliff had a tussle
with a large eel Monday, which
broke a IS pound trot line and
made its escape.
Turner Burchett was visiting in
our community Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Colley and
Elvina Colley attended church at
Mt. Pleasant Sunday.
We learned Sunday Of the death
of Roxie Branham, who died III
the hospital at Grundy after a
weeks illness. Mr.. and Mrs. Bran
ham were formerly our neigh
bors a few years back. Mrs. Bran
ham was much loved and respect-
ed by all her neighbors and her
passing caused much sorrow
among her many friends and rel
atives here. Your correspondent
wishes to extend his sympathies
to the family. Services were con-
Quoted for Mrs. Branham by Ed
ers Howard Colley, George Peril
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-07-11
Church News
BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
No Night Services During
Mno<s11r

To cooperate in the meeting be
ing held at the Methodist church
there will pc no evening services
at this church during the meeting.
The Baptist Training Union will
begin at seven o'clock and last un
til eight o'clock as usual. Sunday
School will be at 10 o'clock in
the morning and the morning ser
vices at IL will continue. The sub
ject for discussion at the morning
service this Sunday will be How
To Have A Revival
Happy Picnic
The large group of Sunday
School members from b h
churches in Clintwood and many
of their friends gathered on
Cranesnest River and enjoyed a
real fourth Of July picnic last
Thursday Softball, swimming,
fishing and other sports were en-
ioyed. AS for the picnic, all Jared
like Dives in the parable, sump-
tuously.