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Evening star., 1941-04-03
Shop Owner Envisions League
To Promote Home Hondicrofts
Mrs. Louise Hollis Sees Need of Increasing
SoIes Outlets and Perfectng Designs

Across America farmers and vii
lage folk, men and women of the
soil and the towns are attempting
to augment slim incomes by selling
the work of their hands.
In New England, in Georgia and
the Carolinas, in California crafts
men, inheriting the skill of their
fathers. are working in wood, carv-
ing, weaving, shaping pottery and
hammering metal.
In New Hampshire the League of
Arts and Crafts is State sponsored
and includes more than / 700 crafts
men.
The organization of a National
CraftSmen'S League of America,
with the establishment in each
State of a league similar to that
in New Hampshire, is the pet project
of Mrs. Louise Hall Hollis, owner
of Cabin Handicrafters" at 1903 K
street NV.
Would Foster Appreciation.
Mrs. Hollis visualizes it as a nom
profit organization formed to en-
courage an appreciation Of native
handicrafts. to improve the design,
workmanship and finish of these
crafts and to establish markets
throughout the country to provide
outlets for sale of the crafts whose
makers need the money.
As proof of the need for outlets
Mrs. Hollis cites the Vermont handi-
craft situation.
At her craft shop Mrs Hollis has
arranged exhibits of the crafts of
different States. A few weeks ago
she wrote to the Vermont Crafts
mems league asking for representa-
tive work for an exhibit.
Then the boxes started coming in.
With them were letters, some
scrawled on notebook PAPER, thank
ing her for the opportunity to show
the work, for opening a new market.
AS box after unexpected box was
deposited on her doorstep she de-
cided that instead of the window
display she had provided for the
other exhibits she would have to
turn over at least part of her shop
to the work.
Pitchers Shaped in Kitchen.
From the letters she can piece
together the background of the
carefully worked materials in those
boxes. For instance, there are
pitchers shaped by Vermont women
in their own kitchens and fired on
central kiln in the village.
There are maple sugar products,
from syrup to nougats. A woman
in one of the towns started up
small industry where any one with
doctors bill to pay or feed to buy
or lacking in funds for any reason
can come to work in the little maple
sugar factory.
Also in those boxes are dolls with
painted white faces and old-fash-
ioned dresses. They are copied from
dolls handed down from the early
Evening star., 1941-04-03

tartan are the things Of Vermont.
Even the woodwork is of a stronger
construction.
Cow With a Legend.
There is always the exception,
and one fanciful Vermonter sent a
tiny COW of purple cloth bearing the
legend:
You never saw purple COW;
Well, here's a toy one, anyhow.
Shes as gentle as a brindle,
And she was made by Polly Prindle. "
It's for Polly Prindle and her
Vermont neighbors. as well as for
her neighbors across America that
Mrs. Hollis is hoping to organize
the National Craftsmen's League of
America.
Evening star., 1941-04-03

families, who couldn't afford to buy
dolls for their children and carved
them themselves.
There are gloves and sweaters of
angora, knitted by women from
wool plucked from the coats of
their rabbits, and ties and socks
made with the wool of their own
sheep.
Mrs. Hollis points out that the
New England crafts are more use
full, closer to the people of the land
than those of North Carolina, for
instance, or California, where the
work is more decorative. Not es-
sentially beautiful but more utili-
Evening star., 1941-04-03

A famous trail of the gold rush
days of the COS is used by Canadian
tractor trains hauling material for
a huge airport to serve air traffic
between Edmonton, Alberta and
Alaska.
Evening star., 1941-04-03

\ IOST CoMPLEXIONS would be love.
lVl her if it weren't for some com.
mon skin fault. If you d really like to
do something" about jour complex
ion, do what thousands of women
all over the country are doing every
day! Use the greaseless, snow-white
INDICATED cream, NoXZEMAi
You see, NOXZEMA is not merely
a cosmetic cream. 1t contains special
nsdiration that helps
...heal externally-caused blemishes
...smooth and soften the skin
land its mildly astringenr action
helps reduce enlarged pore
openings.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

talked about vague future that would in
Clude both of them. But he had let the sub
ject drop after his fathers death.
They walked to the far end of the veranda.
Lorna curled up in wicker chair by the
railing, and Jerry took the chair nearest her.
"Hows your mother?" he asked.
She's worried about Dad, and so am I.
That's why sent them to the movies tonight
i wanted to talk to you alone. What's
wrong at the plant, jerry"
"You mean - about your father?"
yes Is he really finished? Should he retire,
do you Think" Even in the dusk he could feel
the intensity of her glance
NO. wouldn't say he's washed up," he
said after pause but he's in frst-class
slump. He seems to have something on his
mind that gets in the way of new ideas. It'll
pass, though. These dry spells come to
everybody"
I'm glad you feel that way. thought
maybe you were impatient with him, too"
with Dave? Who's impatient with him?"
The whole research staff, according to
Hugh They think he should step aside for a
younger man."
Jerry checked the retort that came to his
lips. Sorrett's statement was an outright lie,
but he couldn't tell Lorna 50. When fellow
is dating the girl you love, there are certain
things you don't say about him.
HAS Sorett mentioned this to Dave?"
only as joke. He calls him Methuselah
and tells him he ought to show the young
Evening star., 1941-09-07

"Sorett, we mean?" the other inquired.
yes"
Macintosh put hand on his arm.
Hugh Sorrett's none O. my choosin'. But
his fathers a stockholder, remember, and
Herman put him into the laboratory"
Il just want you to know why I've stayed
away" Jerry said hastily. 'Sorretts got the
money to take Lorna around, which is nice
for her. With Mother to look after, can't
compete"
The old man frowned at the floor 81 liked
it better when the two O. we were kids and
didn't know a dollar from breakfast" he
said. He raised his eyes, Won't ye come over
tonight? 1t would seem like the old days. I'm
sure Lorna wants to see ye."
did she say that?"
She's been hintin'."
''Well I'll be over"
LORNA herself answered his ring that eve
ming. He studied her face for any difference
of expression that would indicate an altered
relationship between them. But she was the
Lorna he had always known - same clear
forehead and frank gray eyes, same smile,
same shy lips he had kissed the night of their
graduation dance. She held out her hand
1T was nice of you to come, Jerry Shall we
sit out here on the veranda?"
He nodded. 1t was where they had always
sat when they had things to talk over -
Lorna's algebra, his own French, plans for
class day picnic. At one time they had even
Evening star., 1941-09-07

pups thing or two" Lorna said doubtfully.
How does Dave take it?"
Pretty well, most of the time Once in a
while he bristles. and then Hugh stops"
Sorrett's game was clear, Jerry realized. If
he could keep Dave worrying about his age
and his fitness, the old man would dig his own
grave. That little project had to be stopped.
Jerry leaned forward. Don't let it worry
you. Lorn'. He'll turn into ball of fire one
of these days. You watch!'
Il hope your right Anyway, you We made
me feel lot better. You're always 50 darned
sane and levelheaded!'
Her fingers were warm on the back of his
hand; for the moment he was willing to forget
Sorrett and shop politics.
ANY other troubles that we can mend?"
he asked.
She smiled None you would understand,
I'm afraid"
For the next hour they talked of pleasant,
inconsequential things. Jerry sometimes lost
the thread of their conversation while he
watched shaft of light from the street play
along Lorna's cheek and throat and finally
disappear among the soft waves of her hair
If he had some money -.
WHEN he finally left, she walked to the steps
with him, and in the darkness there she put
her hand on his sleeve Thanks for every
thing, Jerry. 1t seems can always count on
you" She was disturbingly close to him -
closer, even, than on the night he had first
kissed her. He wished he could skip every
thing else and hold her in his arms as he had
done that night But he couldn't skip Sor-
rett, or Sorrett's money.
He touched her fingers lightly. LET me
know if anything goes wrong"
He went in to see Herman the next morn
ing The big man was at his desk. Made up
your mind?" he asked.
'In way. want to make proposition.
think Dave Macintosh is still the best re-
search man in the business. You don't agree.
Well, let's pay off on the basis of Dawes next
blueprints If I'm right, Dave keeps his job.
If I'm wrong, quit and you can give the job
to Sorrett."
HAS Dave got something?"
You'll see. Give him two weeks"
Herman walked to the window and looked
out into the yard At last he turned. Two
weeks, Blake. That's the absolute limit"
Thank you, sir"
At the laboratory, Jerry found Dave again
working beside the electric furnace. The old
man looked up I'm gettin' it, lad Well
have softer springs on the passenger models"
Evening star., 1941-09-07

II Shorf Story complete IN Inns Issue
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AT FIRST Jerry didn't believe his ears.
~ His checks lost some of their color,
q - and his eyes. blue as steel. probed the
glance of the man behind the desk Herman
would hardly be fooling - not big Ed" the
shrewdest manager in the industry - but he
had to make sure. "In full charge, you mean?"
That's right" herman nodded. You'll
be responsible for all research, both on the
defense stuff and on our regular line. Fifteen
thousand to start, and regular increases if you
produce
What happens to Dave MACINTOSH"
Hell be retired. He was sixty last month"
Jerry was silent while, and then he shook
his head. I'm sorry, but guess that lets me
out"
Kerman's eyes narrowed Whats on your
mind?"
when my father died, Dave lent me the
money to finish at Tech. don't see myself
taking his job
"You needn't worry. Dawes well of"
That isn't the point. After the years he's
put in here, it would kill him to be thrown on
the junk pile"
Il ssoubt it," Herman grunted Dawes a
tough old coot" He looked at his watch.
well, there's our offer, Blake. Come around
in the morning and give me an answer. If you
don't want it, we'll try Sorett. That oil
pump of his has saved us money
As Jerry walked out of the office, the first
person he met was Hugh Sorrett, who had
apparently been waiting to 60 in.
Apples for the teacher, Blake?" he said
That's how / keep my job" Jerry an
swered. I'm too dumb to get along other
wise"
The chaps in the lab don't care much for
apple polishers."
Thanks" Jerry nodded. 'I1l remember
that" He walked on past, keeping his glance
away from the spot on Sorett's jaw where he
had always wanted to hang one.
He came on Dave Macintosh just inside the
laboratory door. The old man was looking
into All electric furnace. He turned at the
sound of Jerry's footstep, and smiled "Ah,
lad! So ye been hobnobbin wi the greatr'
Just pep talk" Jerry lied. Herman
likes the piston strut"
"A nice design, lad. been meanin' to tell
ye" He cleared his throat why don't we
see ye at the house any more, Jerry? Lorna's
wonderin' if anythings the natter
Jerry felt his ears begin to redden.
1--WE wanted to come, Dave, but - we'll -
it's pretty crowded over there"
Evening star., 1941-09-07
uI]REST RUN

Jerry thought he was working on the test of a
supercharger for an armored car. But it turned
out to be the test of two men - and girl
by Putnam Fennell Jones
Illustrated by Seymour Boil
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Hecht Co. Dedicates
S2,OO0,O00 Building
To Be Part Of Store
New Structure Called
One of Most Complete
Of Kind in Country

Charles B. Dulcan, ST. vice presi-
dent and general manager of the
Hecht Co. yesterday dedicated the
stores new s2,00O.00O building in the
500 block of E street NV. during
cornerstone-l laying ceremonies at
tended by Representatives of every
department and division.
He said the flVe-StOry building was
dedicated to the people OF Washing
ton IN spirit of public service, with
out which no institution, private or
public. can long endure
The structure, containing more
than 100000 feet of floor space. ad-
joins and Will connect with the
present store and is expected to be
opened by mid-September. The
silver troWel used in the corner stone
laying was presented to Mr.. Dulcan
by M S. Hecht. chairman of the
board of HeCht Co stores here and
in Baltimore.
A lead vault, placed IN the corner
stone by Alexander Hecht store
president: George NJ. Quirk and
Harry DavidloW, vice presidents,
contained copies of Washington
newspapers a map of the city,
copy of President RoOsevelt'S recent
declaration of an emergency, photo
graphs and several coins.
The new building represents the
most modern achievements in design
and architectural construction and
was described by Mr Dulcan as
'one of the most complete depart
ment store units vet constructed in
this country"
Evening star., 1941-07-22

collect aluminium from citizens un-
able to bring their offerings, and
Boy Scouts. Girl Scouts and civic
groups will assist in the effort
Fairfax Community Chairmen.
Community Chairmen are:
Harry Breckenridge, Herndon:
Mrs. George Quinn and Robert
Cross, Clifton Station; Mrs. J. D.
Rice. Fairfax, Mrs. Mason HIrst.
Annandale: Lee c. Elgin, Fran
coma; Mrs John Palmer. Belle
Haven: Mrs. William MackaIl, Sem
mary: R. f. Rector, Pleasant VAL
ley. Miss Mohler, Centreville; Mrs
z. c rFranke, Accotink; Mrs. John
w. BroOkfield. Springfield: Mrs.
George D. McCleary, Mclean; Mrs.
John R. Eakin. Falls Church: Mrs.
Herbert Haar. Lorton; Mrs. Douglas
Hatch. Burke; Mrs. William H.
Maroney, ForeStville; Mrs. Katrina
Hine Echols, Vienna: R. S. Billups,
Franklin Park; Miss Martha Kadel
Chesterbrook, and Mrs. Paul E.
Brown, Fairfax Station.
HyattSVllle Nard Chalrmen.
Names of eight ward Chairmen
for Hyattsvllle. Md where collection
will take place Thursday and Friday,
were announced by H. Wilson Spick-
nall. chairman. Assignments were
made as follows: First ward. Mrs
Cecilia Hitaffer and Mrs. Fannie
Arnold; second ward. Mrs Maurice
P. McGrath and Mrs. Glenwood
Rouse, third ward. Mrs. Howard
Smith and Mrs. Eugenia Topping,
and fourth ward, Mrs. Ralph Shef-
fer and Mrs. Robert Meredith.
Chairmen will meet with their
helpers at 8 am. Thursday in the
Hyattsville Council rooms in the
firehOuse. Mayor E. Murray Cover,
Robert A. Taught. secretary of the
Aluminium Collection Committee.
and Mr.. Spicknau will outline the
duties.
Boy and Girl Scouts and members
Of the Theda Roe Girls Club will
assist in the work.
Contributors wishing TO have col
lectors call at a specific hour should
telephone their ward captains, Mr..
SplCknall said.
Display in Bethesda.
The Bethesda Md paid Fire De-
partment arranged a dipslay outside
its headquarters, and flremen were
making certain the several hundred
pieces of kitchenWare placed in the
bin so far would be unsuitable for
anything but melting. Each pie pan
and coffee pot was mangled with a
hatchet.
Chief A, j. Bargagni was making
plans for display Of an Army tank
and "blitz buggy" later in the week.
With a hundred or more pune
tured kitchen utensils hanging
around the outside of the collection
bin, the Bethesda department has
standing nearby United States
Marine Corps airplane. which has
long since been outdated. A sign
hangs on the plane which reads,
Your aluminium will help replace
this plane
A large Liberty Bell" is erected
OF the bin and each contributor of
aluminium is asked TO strike a
blow for liberty
In Silver Spring. wire collection
bin has been erected on the center
parkway of Georgia avenue at Boni-
fant street
Officials in the Office of Civilian
Defense Director La Guardia were
pleased with results of the first day S
efforts. The extent of response yes
terday was an indication 3O,O0000O
or even 100000 pounds of the
metal might be uncovered instead
of the 2OOOOO0 original estimate.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Police Seek to Identify
Man Found Hunqed
B> a staff Correspondent of The Star.

3, a stafl Correspondent OF The star
ALEXANDRIA. Va. July 22.-Al-
exandria police today were trying
to learn the identity of man
whose body was discovered yeSter-
dav on the Hume estate hanging
from the limb of a tree.
Police believe the man had been
dead several weeks. An empty WhiS-
Ky bottle with a label stamp dated
June "a was found nearby,
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SleepIess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain Is miles
OF tiny tubes or filters which help TO purify the
blood and heep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime.
many people have to get up nights. Don't
neglect this condition and lose valuable, rest
full sleep.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood. it
may also cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy.
swelling. puffiness under the eyes, headaches
and dizziness
Don't wait, Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help
the Is miles Of kidney tubes flush out poison
Gus waste from your blood. Get Doan's PILE
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Aluminium

Continued From Page BIZ
collect aluminium from citizens un-
able to bring their offerings, and
Boy Scouts. Girl Scouts and civic
groups will assist in the effort.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

sla ACRES, OVERLOOKING CHESAPEAKE
Bay. 100 IT. shore; good 4-bedroom house
WITH conveniences. Price 5000 90
CHAS. r. LEE, Annapolis, Md
Evening star., 1941-08-24
REAL ESTATE SALE or EXCHANGE.

2515 WIS AVE Nw.-COR., NEW CON'D.
3 b., 2 gar. 5 porches, 10-bedroom home.
investment. 81 900 cash, bal. less rent.
Open So. OWNER. North 6176. 25.
FLORIDA HOME EXCHANGE FOR WASH
ington home Beautiful Spanish-style home
with lovely garden. near West Coast. Also
good-payins business. Win exchange for
home in near WASHINGTON. Phone
Hobart 1854. :7l4 Woodley pl. NV. "a
Ia MILES ACREAGE, FRONTING RIVER
road and Bradley road. opposite Con-
gressional Country Club: S1,650 per acre;
ing; also S4 building lots Chevy Chase. Md;
at Conn. ave. and Jones Mill rd.,. and
near new Navy Center; corner apt. house
site, Chevy Chase, D. c. t251x325 IT,:
Also so acres Colesyille pike in zone OF
great building developmentz 500 acres
near new South Capitol st. extended. Terms,
part cash. part income property; balance
Ions time trust. AZ interest with release
clause.
14o1 Eve st NV DI $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
OFFICES WANTED.

once in small ONCE building, 2nd door,
front, preferred: vicinity Of 18th and
K or L. Box 459-R- Star
Evening star., 1941-08-24
$4,000.

SE,IUU.UU.
yAIRHAVEN, MD.-ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
Reduced for an immediate sale a pretty
corner bungalow. containing 5 rooms and
bath, electric refrigerator and large dorma-
tory attic. Lot 100x125. Reasonable
terms. Directions: Drive through Marlboro.
take Solomons Island road, turn left at
Bristol. right at Sears Corner and continue
RETTZEIIu DI .2ln0 lhl5 K st ".
Evening star., 1941-08-24

Near Manassas, Va 81 mi. D. C-1e-
mile fresh-water lake: sale delightful log
lodge. 3 rooms. a m l., stone fireplace: small
down payment. bal. like rent: ready now.
Also one furnished to rent. Call Manassas
10-F-4
Evening star., 1941-08-24
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

dence, rooms; furnished; open fireplace
lovely surroundings Route No. /, Indian
River City. Box 2S2. Titusville Fla.
AT HOODS MILL ALONG THE MAIN
line of b. & o. r. R-Two-story frame
house, with 10 acres Of land Immediate
possession. SYKESVILLE BUILDING AS
ISOLATION. SykeSville. Md
Evening star., 1941-08-24
TRAlLERS WANTED.

ikAILkKS WANTED.
WANT LIGHT 2-WHEEL BOX TRAILER
with hitch, must be in good condition and
reasonable. Phone Temple 3s47
WANT LIGHTWEIGHT 2-WHEEL BOX
trailer. Give description and price. Box
250-A. Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

new BLDG. 10000 60. FT. ON ONE
floor railroad siding along side, River I'd.
and B. 1 o. railroad. ! mile beyond D. c.
line on River I'd. c. p. MALONEY. 3112
Evening star., 1941-08-24
WATERFRONT
LAKE JACKSON

Shady Side section, new and modern
poultry farm; fine buildings; 1.00O-ft
shore line; good road; hour ride; must
gdcrldce. Terms Rny l z. Star
Evening star., 1941-08-24
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUtO tkUSkS FOX YALE.
CHEVROLET 1885 sedan delivery; good
shape ali around; good tires: good motor;
ready to work; S115. LOGAN MOTOR co.
3540 18th ST. NV. HO. 400.
CHEVROLET 1910 pickup, low mileage,
G1hsyroIes Chez Ss es7 Ia-ton panel. motor over
~ ADDISON CHEVROLET.
log? 14tS ST. NV Hobart 1900.
cHEvRoLEf 1897 pickup; good shape all
around and ready for lots Of economical
service; S295. HILL TIBBITTS, lila
Vermont ave. National $3.50
CHEVROLET 1885 1a-ton panel: motor re-
conditioned, good tires; excellent condition
FORD 1910 pickup truck; very nice shape
throughout. ready to go to work and priced
at big savings; only s445; ARLINGTON
FORD 1898 pickup stake body truck: "a
HILL g. TIBBITTS, 11I4 Vermont ave
FORD 1888 panel with 134-inch Wheel
base; "a tons; excellent running condi-
ton and ready for work: S3a5. HILL 4
TIBBrrTS, lila Vermont ave. National
WILLYs 1898; 1s-ton delivery with Van
nett body; 2 of these to choose from; both
s n very good condition ana priced at only
mont mon. s1sn sSe. National @ as5e ssrs lll4 YER
ONE 2O-FT. SEMITRAnER, 10000 dual
tires. 9Th wheel complete, landing gear,
equipped with Westinghouse airbrake sys-
tenn: price, S395. Inquire truck dept. Lee
D. Butler, Inc. 1121 21st st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
SUMMER HOMES,

tEWES BEACH. DELAWARE-LARGE At
tractive. furnished cottage; 8 bedrooms,
fireplace. screened porch. garage. Every
modern convenience. Furnishings include
silver, table and bed linen. blankets. etc
Ideally situated for family with children,
safety no road to cross. Rental September
81 90. Will consider weekly rental $40.
CATHERINE MAULL Lewes, Delaware.
Phone IeMes o3I
Evening star., 1941-08-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
STUDIOS WANTED.


STUDIO OR SMALL HALL. DOWNTOWN
or NV. Children's drama school; share or
outright daytime use. Wisconsin l424 or
write Box 146-S, Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

sos North Capitol ST.. Realtors MA
Evening star., 1941-08-24

DODGE 1895 2-door trunk sedan: radio:
very clean finish and upholstery. very GOOD
motor and tires: far above the averase;
x269. HILL d TIBBfTTS. lila Vermont
ave. National 1850.
DODGE 1888 cdr. trunk sed,; 3 Al tires
and tubes. radio; a real family car; S45a;
n down, balance s months. MERSON e.
THOMPSON. 1889 Wisconsin ave. WI. 5195.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
LUNCHEONETTE

Excellent downtown spot: store, 13x44
With connecting finished basement. Mr.
CLAR1DGE. g14 G st. NV or WO 7161
Evening star., 1941-08-24

CHRYsLER 1887 Royal 4-door sedan;
dark green, seat covers, o. k. motor, good
tires and very clean interior: excellent
transports ton for only 1859. HILL &
TIBBITTS, 1114 Vermont ave. National
Evening star., 1941-08-24
AUTOMOBILE LOANS.
AUTOMOBILES For SALE.

1886 conv coupe, cyl. good
cond.: only S95: So down. Sun Motors,
Q55 Fla NV DE 035S
Evening star., 1941-10-05
Several Families
Change Quarters
In Gaithersbure

GAITHERSBURG, Md, Oct. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tate are leav-
ing tomorrow for a motor trip
through New England, and will stop
over at Cape Code and Bangor, Me,
for short visits.
Mrs. Lowell Mullican will leave
soon to spend several weeks in
Lynchburg and Buchanan, Va,
where she will visit her parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. William King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith have
come from Washington to live in
Mrs. Mamie Dutrow's apartment.
Messrs. Clayton Watkins, Irving
Cue and William Radcliffe are on
fishing trip off Cape Hatterss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Price have
moved to New York where Mr.. Price
holds Government position. Their
apartment on Chestnut street is now
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davis.
Mrs. Mary Gheen has closed her
cottage in Washington Grove and
gone TO st. Petersburg, Fla, for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Way have
moved into the Palmer house and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew w. He'll are
again in their home on Chestnut
street.