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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-29

A. L. MI need advice. I am 80
years old, have mean disposition
with mean hateful ways. try very
hard to be nice, loving and kind
to everyone but oil of a, sudden
something comes over me and I
can't be nice and give short ans
wers. Don't even care for them or
want to be in their company. What
can do to control myself?
Ans: You have catered to
your own whimS for so long un-
til it has become a habit. You
are allowing yourself to be-
come too self-centered. If this
is continued over period of
time, you will be looked upon as
eccentric and someone to be
avoided. Before you can over
come this ShOrtcOming, you
must learn the art of living and
enjoying people. Friendship is
the cheapest and most valuable
possession one can own, and at
the present, you are cheating
yourself. You possess too many
fine virtues to let this selfish
ness ruin your personality.
Learn to get out of yourself
and become adaptable to others.
E. RI would like for you to
show me the best way to solve my
problem. The boy I am keeping
company with is % years old, and
am II. love him and 1 believe
that he loves me. He is very nice,
he gives me anything I want, he
takes me any place I want to go
and has made me a promise and
says he is putting money away so
he can fill his promise to me. Will
he keep his promise.
Ans: 1t is true that he is
showing you a big time. but
he is well paid for his money.
A good time on the side is
what he wants, and he is will
ing to spend lavishly. You are
certainly being optimistic if
you think he is saving his
money to get his divorce and
marry you. That's not his idea
at all. He only wants someone
to play around with. :. and you
fill the bill. When his fancy for
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-29
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-29

8 years and it would be a bitter
disappointment to her if you
failed to get your college dip
Iona with only one year to go.
Won't you reconsider her
wishes in regards to your edu-
cation since she is willing to
foot the bills? / can understand
how proud you are to hold a
responsible job. But another
year of college will warrant
even a better job.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-08-29
HOTEL MACK

80 Cool Rooms. Hot Water, Daily
ST up. Reasonable Weekly Rates.
We. 1921. Atlanta, Ga.
Evening star., 1942-06-04
$s.SSs ): So
CHENILLE
BEDSPREADS
$500

Some solid colors some
multitones. Heavily tufted
double-bed size spreads in
q wide assortment of colors.
Is Orig. $3.99 Chenille
Twin Bed Size Spreads,
s2.s9
1s Orig. $4.9s Solid Color
or all white Sculptured
Spreads double bed
size -----$3.99
rs Orig. $7.99 Double Bed
Size White Chenille
Spreads with multitone
flowers ------$5 $3.50
IL Orig. S8.98 Cabin Craft
Spreads in double bed size
featuring fine punch work,
$3.50
7 Orig. SS.98 Multitone
Cabin Craft Spreads in
twin bed size S $3.50
IL Orig. $9.98 An-White
Chenille Spreads in hob
nail effect. Double bed
size Ze----S S6.99
6 Orig. S10.95 Cabin Craft
Spreads with flowers in
punch-work. Double and
single bed sizes $7.99
(Bedspreads, Sixth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-06-04
WOMEN'S
GLOVES

$50 prs. Originally S1.59 to
$3.50 Cape and Suede Gloves.
Broken assortment Of novelty
and plain styles. Mostly col
ors. Slightly soiled. Sold as
-85 prs. Originally $1.00 Mesh
and Lace Gloves in white. Bro
ken sizes ---------------50c SOC
As prs. Originally S1.50 to $2.00
Broken Assortment of Cotton
Fabric Gloves. Novelty styles.
White, beige and black --7&
Us prs. Originally $3.50 and
$500 English Doeskin (doe-
finished Iamb) Gloves. Nov
city styles. Washable. White
and natural -----$1.S9
(Women's Gloves, Main Floor,
F. st. Building)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
BETTER COATS
AND SUITS

20-Originally S17.95 to s22.95
Rayon Shantung Suits. Rayon
crepe lined jackets. Wanted
colors. Broken sizes for misses
only ----SlO
20-Originally S22.95 to S35
Spring Coats. Most of them
100%o wool. All of them beau
tifuny made with exquisite de-
tail work. Navy, black and a
few colors. Broken sizes for
misses and women SIS
2o-Originally S19.95 to S29.95
Two-Piece Spring Suits in gay
plaidS, bright colors and navy
and black. Dressmaker and
casual styles. Not every style
in every size e--S SIS
2-Originally $69.s5 and sS5
Fur Trimmed Winter Weight
Coats with white lynx-dyed
fox collars. Brown. Sizes IA
and 18-------------$ $50
8-Originally $22.95 Winter
Weight 1000 Wool Fleece
Swagger Goats. Aqua and
beige. Sizes II, 16 and 10, SIS
1-Originally S45 Spring
Weight Fur Trimmed Casual
Coat. Blended wolf collar.
Size A. ---S S35
-Originally $3.50 Spring
Weight Fur Trimmed Casual
Coats with lynx-dyed fox coll
lars. Fuchsia, size IA; beige,
size 18------ SIS
(All garments properly labeled
as to wool content.)
(Better Coats and Suits.
Third Floor, E st. BuildingJ
Evening star., 1942-06-04
INFANTS AND
CHILDREN'S
APPAREL

10 Originally $3.50 and $3.99
Toddlers' Sample Dresses.
Sizes / to 3---------S1.88
Is Originally 69c Seersucker
Sun Suits. Styles for boys
and girls. Sizes l to s. sac
IL Originally S3.95 Boys Two-
Piece Gabardine Suits in
peach, blue, aqua. Sizes 8
10 6---------------- $Z.SS
II Originally $1.65 Sample
Handmade Creepers and
Dresses. Infapts' sizes 99c
19 Originally $1.59 Two-Piece
Knitted Cotton Suits In solid
and multicolors. Sizes 2 to
8 ----------------------S S9c
8 Originally s2.59 to s2.99
Silk Taffeta Dresses. Sizes 4,
5 and ---------$1.S8
10 Originally S1.25 White Cot
ton Broadcloth Blouses, braid
trimmed. Broken sizes Soc
4 Originally $1.15 Boys Cot
ton Wash Suits. Size - SAC
4 Originally $3.50 Infants All
Wool Knitted Wrappers $l.88
80 Originally 29c Solid Color
and White Trimmed Cotton
Socks. Broken sizes lie pr.
6 prs, $1.00
(Children's Wear. Second Floor)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
LINGERIE

15-OriginaIly 81 Chinese
Gowns in silk and rayon.
With beautiful hand-embroi-
derry " S4.39
15-Originally 81 Rayon Crepe
and Rayon Satin Gowns in
lovely lace trimmed or tailored
styles S4.66
100-Originally S1.19 Slips in
rayon crepe and rayon satin.
Lovely fitted styles. In tea
20-Originally $3.50 Lovely
Printed Rayon Crepe Gowns.
Long and well made $1.66
25-OriginaIly S3 Cotton
Pajamas in two-piece styles.
Ideal for sleeping or lounging.
Gay stripes S1.69
10-Originally So Gowns and
Slips in rayon crepe and rayon
satin. Lacy and tailored
styles S1.s9
10-Originally S4 Gowns and
Slips in rayon crepe and rayon
satin. Beautifully made. S2.66
Gingerie. Third Floor.
F st. Building0
Evening star., 1942-06-04
Special Purchase!
Originally sI295 to sH95
SPRING COATS
AND SUITS
$500 each

THE COATS in boxy and
fitted styles! In plaids Z.
basket weaves and soft
tweeds. In the group are
blacks, beiges and lovely pas
tel plaidsl
THE SUITS in club and
and tailored styles! Pleated
skirts with pleats front
and back in plaids and
herringbones. Choose blue,
beige and luscious pastel
plaids.
Both Suits and Goats in sizes
II to 18-and AL Merchan-
disc Is Properly Labelled as to
Wool Content.
(Thrift Goats and Suits,
Third Foor.)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
TEEN.AGE
APPAREL

3 Originally SIS Plaid Casual
Coats. Sizes IL, IA, IS $16.95
3 Originally S16.95 Plaid Cas-
uaI Coats. Sizes IL to 16- S9.88
10 Originally SI3.95 Plaid
Suits. Sizes 10 to 16---$9.88
2 Originally S18.95 Three piece
Outfits skirt, jerkin, lined
shorty coat. Sizes IL, IA,
S13.S5
10 Originally $3.50 Rayon
Crepe Dresses. Sizes 10 to 16,
S2.99
1 Originally S19.95 White Net
Party Dress. Size 12--S10.95
2 Originally $3.50 Party
Dresses. Size 16 16---S1.99
l Originally $7.95 Ray0n Crepe
Dress. Size 16 $3.50
(All coats and suits properly
labeled for wool content).
CTeen Age Shop. Second Floor)
Originally SSc to SIB
Evening star., 1942-06-04
8 Orig. s3.99
LEG.O-MATTC
BRIDGE
TABLES
$I.99

With sturdy leg braces and
opened or closed with one
single motion. Sold "as is"
4 Orig. S3.98 Steel-Ieg
Bridge Tables. Sold "as
Is" S1,99
4 Orig. S2.98 Samson Gard
Tables. Sold "as is" $1.49
3 Orig. $3.50 Leg Matte
Gard Tables. Sold las is"
$4.49
2 Orig. S4.99 Leg-O-Matic
Card Tables. Sold "as is"
$2.49
2 Orig. s4.s5 Huntington
Picnic Grills .-------S2.98
26 Orig. $1.59 to $5.98
Bath Hampers, "as is"
59c to $2.99
IL Orig. $1.00 Garden Set
rubber kneeling mat, g.
pc. tool set and a push-up
aid -----------4 49c
A Orig. -15c to $2.95
Enamel Cooking Utensils
"as is .- SC to 79c
50 Orig. 10c Pkgs. Paper
Picnic Plates and Luncheon
SctS UC
(Housefurnishings, Seventh
Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1942-06-04
GIRLS SHOES
AND ANKLETS

40 Prs. Originally $500 Junior
Miss Antique Red or Brown
Stepin "Ioafer" Pumps. Sizes
4 to S3.s5
rs Prs. Originally $3.50 and
A.00 Girls Elk Ties and
Printed Alligator Saddle OK
fords. Broken sizes II to 3
S2.69
zoo Prs. Originally 29c and
39c Cotton Mesh AnkIets in
white or pastels. Sizes 6 to
l0h h-----21c pr.
5 prs. 97e
(Girls' Shop. Second Foor)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
NEGLIGEES

50-OriginaIly S2.99 Cotton
Housecoats in gay, attractive
prints. Full skirts SI.99
5-Originally S10.99 Negligees
in rayon sheers and rayon
crepes. Wrap and zip styles.
S7.29
2-Originally s16.99 Negligees
in rayon sheers and rayon
crepes. Also lovely gown en-
sembles -------- S11.29
(Housecoats, Third Floor,
F st. BuildingO
Evening star., 1942-06-04
LEATHER
GOODS

IS Originally 81 Novelty Belts
in assorted colors and sizes.
sec
200 Originally 81 Pass Cases
with plenty of windows for
Identification. In black, brown
and tan ----- --- 69c
(Handbags. Main Floor.
2 st. Building.)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
TOILETRIES

1,400 Assorted Toiletries,
Tales, Sachets, Creams, Lo-
tions, Colognes, Tooth Pow
ders, Vaseline, Etc. All gen.
erous size jars and bottles, 10c
Some Toiletries Subject to
1919 Tax
(Toiletries, Main Floor,
2 St. Building)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
GIRLS
UNDERWEAR
68C ca,

8 Originally s1.l5 Dimity Two
Piece Pajamas. Sizes 8, 10, IL.
3 Originally $1.25 Teen-Age
Cotton Princess Slips, size 10.
3 Originally 85c Tall Girls
Nainsook Princess Slips, sizes
10 and IL. 2 Originally s1.59
Chubby Girls Rayon Slips,
size 812. 2 Originally s1.15
Chubby Girls Rayon Slips,
size 161a.
20 Originally Sc Organdie
Panties. Sizes 8 to 14-----28c
IL Originally 59c Muslin Prin-
cess Slips. Sizes 8 and 10 acc
8 Originally Csc Boys Knit
Union Suits. Size 8-----23c
(Children's Underwear,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-06-04
BOYS
FURNISHINGS

200 Originally S1.00 Polo
Shirts. Sizes 6 to 16----5Sc
200 Originally 2Sc Cotton
Briefs. Sizes small, medium
and large ------19c
"a Originally s1.SS Poplin
Short-and-Shirt Sets. Sizes
4, 6, 8 and 10-----.--S1.00
6 Originally S2.99 Washable
Sanforized Cotton Flannel
Stacks. Size 8----79c
S Originally $1.69 Basque
Shirt-and-Short Sets. Size
--------------- -toc
Evening star., 1942-06-04
SPORTSWEAR

5O-Originally S2.29 to S3.95
Blouses in tailored and dressy
styles. With short or long
sleeves. White and colors in
stripes or plain colors. Sizes
81 70 4U----
20-Originally S7.95 and SI0.95
Spun Rayon Coveralls with
convertible neckline. Blue,
aqua, beige and brown. Sizes
IL to 15--- S3.95
30-OriginaIly s7.95 and SI0.95
Wool Jackets in tweeds, checks,
plaids. AL properly labeled as
to wool content. Broken sizes,
S4.88
(Sportswear. Third Floor,
F st. Building)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
JUNIOR MISS
TOPPERS
$5.8B

Short classic in bright shades
and dark colors to toss over
your formals. Flannels, spun
rayons, boucle weaves and
lightweight woods. In red,
yellow, green, powder and
aqua. Sizes 8 to Is.
Remember, Junior Miss IS q
size, not an age!
CYoung Washington Shop,
Third Floor, F St. Building.)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
JEWELRY

100 Pieces Regular 81 and Sc
Novelty Jewelry. Pins, Neck
laceS and bracelets. Some
matching -----------29 29c
(Subject to 1917 Tax)
(Jewelry, Main Floor,
p st. Building)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
THRIFT SUITS

20-Originally $10.95 Spun
Rayon Summer Suits. Three
button long jackets with short
sleeves. Skirt pleated both
front and back. Large and
small plaids. Sizes 10 to
(Thrift Suits. Third Floor,
? st. Building)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
SteciaI Purchase!
Special Purchase!
COTTON SEER
SUCKER SUIT.
DRESSES
$6.44

We have 40l :. of these cool,
crinkly suit-dresses fav-
orites of the summer season
both as to style and fabric!
They're BEAUTIFULLY detailed,
with full-cut skirts (some
pleated), fitted jackets and
interesting pocket treatments.
And they come in browns,
greens, blues, reds and even
blacks. Misses sizes.
rs Originally S1o.95 to $22.s5
All-Occasion Frocks, in round
the-clock styles. Rayon crepes,
some with polka-dot and print
trimming. Many one-of-a-
kind in the group and
sizes for Misses and Women.
$8.S8
(Better Dresses, Third Floor,
E st. Building)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
KNIT UNDIES

75-Originally s1.29 Girdles
with Carriers. In a mixture Of
cotton, rayon-and -lastex yarn.
69c
(Knit Undies. Main Floor,
2 st. Building)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
WOMEN'S HAND.
KERCHIEFS

800 Originally SOC and Soc
Women's Fine Handmade
Hankies. Hand embroidered
pure linens, hand-appliqued
Swiss sheers. All white or
white with color. Regular
sizes; also extra large sizes in
cluded in the group $50
(HandkerchiefA Main Floor,
r q. Butlding.)
Evening star., 1942-06-04

DTCKIES AND
BLOUSES

zoo Originally 81 to $1.25
Rayon Crepe Dickies in sew
eral attractive styles. Ruffie
collars, jabot necklines, bow
ties. In pastels, white and
prints ------------------ 59c
(Neckwear. Main Floor.
r st. Building. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-06-04
Special Purchase!
Formerly s22.9S
MAN-TAUORED
SUITS
sll.88
D Two and Three-Button
StyleSl

Two ana IQree-6uCpOn
Styles!
0 AL Of Fine 1000 Wooll
Take your pick Of beautiful
summer shades in a hand
some, man-tailored tweed
suit! Finely tailored with
either a two or three-button
jacket and skirts pleated both
back and front! Choose aqua.
powder blue, pink or beige
:. you'll wear them now
and well into fall! Sizes 10
to 18.
(Better Suits, Third Floor.
E st. Buildins.)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
100 Pieces!
Originally $500 and $500
GOWNS AND
SLIPS
sI.OO

Beautiful lacey and tailored
slips made of lovely rayon
crepeS and rayon satins. The
gowns are long and fitted,
with full swirly skirts. The
slips are cut to the right
length! Broken sizes.
Gingerie, Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
IS Orig.
ST Flower and
Scenic China
PLAQUES
SOC

A decorative touch for your
wall and In a choice Of
subjects and colorings
adaptable to all your rooms.
2s-Orig. ss.s5 Scenic
20x24-fn. Prints-----$3.95
1-Orig. S12.95 Modern
Framed 30x26-in. Mirror,
IS
Orig. s19.s5 Large
Framed Mirrors-----$8.95
1-Orig. s2s.95 Colonial
Eagle Trimmed Metal-Leaf
Framed 36x28 Mirror, 1895
s-Orig. $19.95 Large
Scenic and Floral Repro
buttons ----------$10.00
z2-Orig. $1.50 to S1.98
Scenic, Floral and Bay
prints SI %
(Mirrors and Pictures, Fourth
Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1942-06-04
GIRLS
APPAREL

II Originally $16.95
Three-Piece Cape Suits,
in navy or pastel plaids.
Sizes 8 to Ifs S13.95
10 Originally s10.9s
Two-Piece Pastel Plaid
Suits. Sizes 8 to IA, S6.95
8 Originally $500 Rayon
Crepe Dresses in solid
colors. Broken sizes,
s2.s9
S Originally S1.25 White
Rayon Blouses with COL
ored embroidery trim.
Broken sizes -59c
26 Originally S1.95 Cot
ton Wash Dresses. Brok-
en- sizes ------79c
25 Originally S1.95 Felt
and Straw Hats Sl.29
IS Originally $2.95 Felt
and Straw Hats --S1.49
Girls Shop, Second
Floor, F st. Building.)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
So Pairs, Originally s6.95,
S7,95 and S8.95
S7.95 and S6.9S
"MARGY" NOV.
ELTY SHOES
S4.95

A smart group of novelty-type
shoes including Vinylite'S
with contrasting trim
genuine Frog-Skins in beige
Knobby Alligator Grain
in open-back ties Of red and
green and Espadrille Ties
in green or red suede. Some
black. Sizes 31a to 8.
0 Sandal Types!
Q Pumps and Ties!
0 Low and High Heels!
(Women's Shoes, Main Floor)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
THRIFT
DRESSES

12-Originally SS.95 and s9.95
Maternity Dresses. Printed
rayons and solid rayon sheers.
Broken sizes IL to 20 $3.50
Thrift Dresses Third Floor,
F St. Building)
Evening star., 1942-06-04

Originally 799. 9.9S, 1895
nsI I1OS
Evening star., 1942-06-04
Originally s29o
BOYS, YOUTHS
AND STUDENTS
SLACK SETS
$3.50

Just 100 sets! Sanforized
shrunk cotton in blue, green
and tan. Sizes 10 to 20.
10 Originally S1S.95 Students
Gabardine Suits. Sizes 80 to
SO S1O.44
IL Originally S1.39 Boys
White Cotton Duck Long
Trousers S9c
Q Originally s5.95 Junior
Boys White Eton Suits. Sizes
5 and 6------ S2.44
1 Originally $500 Robust Boys
Sports Coat. Size 13----S3.44
1 Originally Sass Boys Blue
Cheviot Two-Knicker Suit.
Size 14--------- S6.44
(Boys' Clothing. Second Floor.)
Evening star., 1942-06-04
100 Orig.
35c NU ENAMEL
MODERN
FINISH
1Sc for r.n 2 o.

Easy to apply :. dries quickly
and leaves a smooth glossy
finish. Limit, 1 can to a Gus
toner.
24-Orig. s2.sS Monad Satin
f1n1Sn SS.oJ Sdi.
56-Orig. S1.10 Monad Floor
and Deck Enamel CSC qt.
4s-Orig. S1.o0 Rex-O-Water-
less Cleaner s Ib. can for sec
8O-Orig. $3.50 Monad House
Paint,
Gal. for $3.35 in 5-gal. lots.
72-Orig. $f.49 Paints, Var
nishes and EnamelS.
Half-gal., $1.00
(Paints, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1942-06-04
CLEARANCE! OUR FINEST
GRAND RAPIDS OCCA.
SIONAL FURNITTJRE
25% OFF!

SInoe pieces tor the most port sometimes two three All
from OF the finest furniture makers the country
make for incoming Foil stocks you sove plenty by
this wedding out of stocks.
Evening star., 1942-06-04

SbeciaI Purchase!
Evening star., 1942-04-24
nFn NM q S6oxfla

oPPoNTM7TY ier slishtly eripplsd people
at Normandy rafm In Rockville. NJ. IN
s.lad and dfshwashinG depta at sAme rate
COuPfk married tecacee11 wanted de-
arins per1. ko1s nsar Annapelfs. man
muss ee snaxae1r, v1I1ine uett On tsAles.
work. WIN furn- ! Ssdruas. and sssS n
nod home and pay ecupe 500 Ne. Hust
Evening star., 1942-04-24

When cancsllins IN Advertisement
refatn esneellation number vhich In
Invariably gfven at the time erder
70 atefentinue ndveFtiseUent Is
reeeived. This numhes ID necessary
In ease sf claim fer adjustment.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
6eorgians, Western High
In No-Decision Debate

-Four members Of the Lanier High
School Macon. Ca debating team,
Who earned their own expenses for
. wssks debating trip. held western
AiCh School debaters yesterday TO .
no-decision contest On the ques-
ton: whether one years mill
tary training should be required Of
men Of pre-draft age" Western
High won the George Washington
University annual high school de-
bate last week.
The Macon quartet ~ Clarence
Clay, Joe Bernd, Hamilton Holt and
Nyron Koplin-won over winston
On. CO High. one decision from
George Warrington High, Alexan-
dria, and obtained q draw IN . Sec
ond debate before meeting Western
High. The Georgia students.
coached by Charles Rogers. leave
washington tonight for Roanoke
and nearby Salem. Va, where they
win engage In debates tomorrow
morning and afternoon. Their
team u the flrst Georgia debating
group TO visit the Capital
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Deofhs Reporfed

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Henry 2 A@cA 7e: I47s Qetes r. re.
4a1se 6 Aasfk - qarnei6 ncsritst.
Alses " Cornpeil - 42B LSrRv ri. n.v.
Mar 7 garh, 81, lgzs s1st o. ae
oeorse n Miller. 81. ss. Eszseeth's Hss-
Aargn Dsnham- 20. 04lisnxey Hospitai.
hsien Rssmy. 20. provBdenss Hospitai.
Thomas Prrse- l.. Chiidrens Hospital
fnfnnt. RAYMOND johnson. Chiidrens Hos
1ehn wiIIffcre es. 1eti L u.nw.
Bertha g. Jaekscn. 81. 3oi n St nv
Cnarictte Carter Sd, Yreednen's Hospital.
Aarie Garter. 81. Qaliinger Hospital
HATTIE Pys 81. sal Bennins I'd ne
James H. Dnfsy, "a, 314 Division ave ne
Harry Todd. 20. rreeomer's Hospital
Evening star., 1942-04-24

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cownted the same os other days.
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81 both o. 1917 g St avs the Rev.
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Ind: the Rev. William n. vincent.
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and Margaret NJ. Daugherty, 21, 144
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Chaptn st. NV; the Rev. Henry W.
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ina st;; the Rev. William 4. Gamble.
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10 Rssas is..ad 1sns ave. nv: y 1Ss' sSs rev. e.
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Phillips, 90 slls 10th st. NV; tne
Marvin e wood. So. see Aiken st. ne.
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and Lucy p Butler. 20, 3aS IA st. sv,;
the REV. A. ]. olds.
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ssy. se. both OF arlington. Va; the
Rev. JaMes = Green.
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Evening star., 1942-04-24
Garrison School Leads
Group in Per Capita
Paper Collection
S3.W lbs. Per Student
Is Record So For in
Divisions 10 10 Is

Garrison School, rinnerup In the
drive to lead the citys schools In
the collection OF newspapers and
magazines In The Evening Star-P.-
r. A. salvage-for- Victory program
and holder Of the record for q sin
gle days collection with . mark Of
1917 pounds. leads all the schools
In Divisions 10 TO 10 In per capita
rating.
Up 10 this week. Garrison had
turned IN 500 pounds per student
70 lead drfmke, IN second place with
= per capita mark OF o63s pounds.
The ranking of the schools on
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Births Reported

Asectt Frank and Marietta, girl
Allan. John and Elaine. gtri.
9ernevftk Herman and Marie. girl
Coz. MAsban and Ava boy,
0nadt ChAIltcn and ocphia. girl
&hem1a0er, Denun6 ana eyrene. siri.
Abosh. HynAn and Ada. scy-
4atea. ososse and xathertne girl.
cooper, Everett and MARI, Rtrl and beg.
nSs2sar s1 Sss1,s. az sPf .s4ss. 49,; 10y g;
e1evensnQr jAHas An4 Aarguertte. bog.
4saL u4FS4r end cArrsa bey.
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&lkers. 1ro14o91 an4 D3WeniA. twin heys.
-. -; A.: ~: 80 81 H.; fss;;SIs, ST ssv.
S& k.s ~ sefS ~.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Marriage License
Applications

Umder D. c. lasC, couples must
spply 1or . marriage liceHss on
oas day, matt thrss I'LL dNvs and
recetpe Their license On the ftth
DAY. Sxndays and holidays are
ooHnted the same as other days.