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Evening star., 1943-10-16
Attention, Riding Academies
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION and saxophone wanted. stats
Rflsf aNTiotf ho1 jEWfLsY nsR stsr silver Diamonds,
dental gold, old watches; need for repair
ing We pay cash. sehller's. IA 9th NV.
s99 so1ditioh. cali EVENING" II. l4oo. @ issa sss.
BABY STROLLER. prewar model. good
hsnS ons q fsasfy 7Rs Or so2ass h9mss oass as y:
s65 say .,sa2s6 9hsE type Sashss seod sondlsIea
gc2ntrolled lightweight electric iron. Phone
t5sa tssdsa sSys size e.. e.. ss s.s 9E boys
BOYS JUNIOR BICYCLE. a0-inch fS 'sh Wheels.
Would xeur ike son to mas have e. GOOD ID 2e:
tar condition. Phone Mrs. Matthews,
sSSS s'SeOFs 500 gsn 'ssl Ss ssey ssfs wheel with
caNFRAs cass ASsoIf MOVE ssSlDa 9hqe supplies.
sSsa Ws slsI si9fhinF 6.i Isfnah }l5s h, st. hv
G4SlI SIoTHiSG s6vs; H HHIe5EsT sskSIcrs PAID
Ssed eoshi3s p'f Rsia I'll 10. s.. msn. nV
PatrMrS2p e fSs 82pen rsssauSsnt sss M call baker, and
priee Box rolis5lsG issc ssaa MACHINE used Give
Diano' 70 bug t.l '0@s .s.nsss qs:s
FuRNITURE Of the better kind. suite, or
odd Gd pieces, any amount: wanted at once.
FifRss FIRS,TfaN TfI Mr.. r5rs. Grady. NA: 2e2o
biylns bsdns 5SSas; roSms dnettes; studios and sota
FoRNITURE-RugS, electric ref. washing
machlne household goods. etc; absolutely
asns5a sass RESs5 p0f s4 Best result: s gan
h9usehod goods, brie-a -brac. china prompt
aiSefs' .f;s cash Me- nEless ss17 Call any
FURNITURE. ic-a-brac, china, glassware.
@ 9ss pad Cain Mnrays r.9oh ssh ss sash
H55sis 5s55 T PFiss e.. Da5a Il ios Farnsa1' Co.
sSss eEsss hssn;:Rfni its Ssss.:R ;Rs :n'
GRAND PIANO. " win pay cash. Call OF.
.Sd %ss: essss
pafNT faf Mas sPRzyfk Ayfis sss ...,, Nc s1is
r Van Luven, 1926 Wilson blvd. Airing
PIANO wANTED-spinet or apartment
Tslephone Adams 1913 81.
fANoMoua sma pano will ks use to ony 5sn soos sST
mo 70 entertain servicemen. Phone
PIANO. baby grand. wanted by private
party. good condition. RA. 954s.
PIANOS. any make. any, size, any condi-
| ton: must be reasonably priced. Tele-
RApios Ri5S y ssWASS4..p-osntlemanly Irish deal.
/ er pays from. SIS to S45 for table models.
/ up 10 $3.50 for combinations. 1910 l4th
NV. Phone Decatur 0013 for estimate az
RADIOS, any make, in any condition, tabs
models only. Phone US and we will cali.
METROPOLITAN Radio Co., SIT p st. NV.
SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all types;
repair; hemstitchlng. buttons covered.
pleating. 9l1 F st RE. 1900, RE. 23ll.
TAYLOR TOT, de luxe. prevar style. Cali
TYPEWRITERs--We buy any make. age
or condition. High cash prices paid.
Srs gem Gen ao Il g ss s US Stanss5e SA $685. Type
PRIVATE PARTY viii pay cash for one
PUC license Call WA. 1927. l7'
BY CASUALTY STATION NO Of Mary
land Park, Nd as donation or for small
eG9o,nTsiderstion' old wardrobe or cupboard.
WANTED to take care Of spinet or apt.
SIZE piano for duration. Call OR 1928.
WANTED, USED CARPETS and rugs. do
nad meSHc' E EoFie66tta1li Chinese highest prices
WILL PAY TOP PRICE for lat.-mod.l
Wsshlng machine in good condition. Gail
Evening star., 1943-10-16
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PERSONAL,

OPPORTUNITY for quiet. industrious coI.
pie without children or pets to have their
LADIES' 'R HATS n'HRs RRMopELED sI CO Sloeked sGed
Cleaned made from materials, furs, felts.
vogue Hats 7a7 18th st. NV. Ex. sG. aal1.
VACANCY for elderly couple or invalid;
SPECIAL diet; quiet surroundings. Call 81.
WANTED. home for s-mo-old baby with
room for working mother. Good pay. Cali
sway VEG Hr REDUCING. spot rsdue-
srncs .ioni seis,ppiicftion assures Sesults; home
Wiz Will SoT so'f Be So REsPoSsrnLr ESP for any
debts contracted by any one other than
ppyfeh; Russell ]. Payne. formerly 1880
ELDERLY PEOPLE nnd full car. in ls, COM
Portable Jewish home, beautiful rooms, ex-
ceI!snt kosher food Call Lincoln 794s .
INVITATION TO five gentlemen not over 35
forming; references required. Phone Ma
PHONE 81 sHIPanRD IiIRsRh, $3.50. ask for M Ms,
Sn Sniiivan; Nv rsodn 4 you are In need Of = loan
nsssod Resa, srsassaise ssesss 70 sor ., HSn
time or money back. Write for booklet No
1885 Columbia I'd Adams 6sss. " Af'o r.
ali work gusranteed s. Franks 5eveiry 5"tHv
ESpinyrb fS IlT1 h4th moIHRs s. hH nr l. Re 51lo
SO per week board Telephone RockvilIe
I I sosseiiTs sssskdsSs st to 40. or write Box
prNTag h2HTi IAb55R0TF6Ry. r 5S4T5
Room 90l. Westory Blds., 6O5 l4th St NV.
False Teeth a:parsa S1hsS0N WS,]o ]PENT1ST YoT W.r
Room 602. Westory Bldg. sos l4th NV
Evening star., 1943-10-16
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

THREE NICELY FURN. ROOMS, for siris,
So2 showeE; good transp; RA, 75ls.
twin beds: showers and bath near % rooms. 1,a
efHas eTakTReRaso T RasoufiS, For WOMEN in .1t. IT,
Navy and war Dept: exclusive NS use A'd OF
kitchen. laundry privileges, with conv. out
sidnes side lines for CRYING; unlim. phone; $50
sssn; ssas Wis. Rt a3s1l AVE- N.w.-Youn. lady to
IMPORTANT-2 nice rooms in private
hSns for cs sentlemn tos lady For
1.il s1st ST: N.W-Larse, sunny, front
room, neatly, furnished, near bath, in pri.
raSk 92sk f59 e 9se aevsf sne su'
private home: well lighted and furnished.
large closet: bus at corner: fine residen-
ROOM wrTH HE Fk1vIEcEs Fri HaEt e. mt II bachelor
home. reasonable. Prefer young service
man, stationed locally. Bethesda home
near pe . Naval Medical Center. Bus at door.
1ss, Macarthur BLvD.-pouble bed.
tWin wardrobe: one or two girls; S1S-S40.
AMER. UNIV, PK.-wen-furnished room.
With pvt: bath: pvt, family; semitic sirI:
500 earn part of rent staying with chill
fsf9 sams HsRts s1 Ros S3se st e
double room with / other. $50 per mo.
ssoo sssSsts ssss ssn5f e. hS%Ws "a oss roo
sisS%lIy sSSH 81 sT month w. SssSs sa
;sHa' Sssa End nf'ss sr. S7sS7 Sw.-1.r,. ,urn,.s.a
Toem. S. week. aentil. home. deoTsis
es ,ssls.ssE. ss sE ..sos s:s,ss srs Y
toonttnued On Next PsssJ
Evening star., 1943-10-16
CATTLE 3 LIVESTOCK.

COWS 90. fresh. all Guernsey. J. Preston
sfRksHisE % 1s sosk. M E'Is19d 1ssss ois a. roaa.,
BAY GEL5ING, GELnSsf SP.inS 5res eSls; GOOD ,un,.,
Cald Mrs. Sliker, Marlboro 20.
SCKhEL MARE ID. good, slow, canter,
p,egty peak peR R s4s 5a9ps well Cheap If sold this
GGERsEY Bull CALVES, choie. r.sist.r.a
Ssesaiag stoek out Of
Foremost stock and by Romulus Admiral
by ,Langwater .Romulus Others by Hard.
Wicks Jumbo by Mixter HardwieE- 1850
HOLsTEIN Bull CALVES. several eIesi.
lent len m mpugebred; 1 riding horse. very gentle.
CHESTER WHITE PIGS. lin. bred regis
tered breeding stock. Your choice now
1920 National Press Bldg. Ma. 7949 or
oPPoRTuNITY for discrimina.in buy.,
s0,P, to 9wn .oss beautiful sorrsl saddle mare .s
old from one Of the South's finest stables.
English bride with nickel swivel bit and
winters supply of feed included. Must see
to evaluate. Call WI. 4649 for weekend
appointment.
Attention, Riding Academies.
Thoroushbred horses t2). both race
is, both sound, will make excellent riding
horses, one spirited, other gentle Will
sell both for $500. bargain for some one
Horses now at Laurel race track, buyer
must transport, owner leaving Tuesday,
must sell before. IA. 4302.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-17
Jr. WOman's Club
Hears Mrs. King

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-17

Iu"s IN America and The Practical
Boo" "i italian. Spanish and Portu-
eu".c Furniture will appeal To col
."Cjur. ~ these IIclds
bur Hearts Wcr" Young and Gay"
.- "'v account ut q trip to Europe
Haa" nN 'w" young ladies IN the
ca ~ 'W"ntics. Curueliu OTIS Skin
n"l and Emily kmDruu2h.
H"mamc" and adventure are the
theme "i the hight fiction listed be
low. Wings Tor juliet. by BLIZZARD:
I'I&E"r. for Sin by Colt, "Ncver
Trust Love-. 10y Dcrn: Border
Range" 10y Duuems. Storms Blow
over by i:uaI.nd. "prrludc ,u Hap
rm".~. li"dworth. Romantic De
tom. by Heath: Arms and H.,
Gl.i by M"r>hall; All ENi'~ Blurl, e
ed. by pvr"wnc: Soft a. Silk. by
Randall. "thcuauu2u Pass. by
0harpHl" "nd Lets Pretend. by
Watkins
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-17
Cooking School On
KatlonIng Thursday
AT the Stevenson

All ladies and others i, In.
community who are ;nlcrc~,.d
are urged To attend the runkinr
""' ON l"inE ra,innins Ia he
"'io III the Sicr' nsun theatre to-
morrow n"rnin:. al 10 O'Clock.
ENpert> OF the carolina Power
Light Company will >urak ON
me problem nj conksr- with RIA
'eriais "htaimahlc undrr the
i"ih' ratiunins system >,.uu To- 30
mt" effect. and u motion picture
"ii The subject Will also he
shown.
E'cipe> LOT uSr with ratinncd
iopd> VIII likewise Ec distrihu(-
ca. ana SPONSORS Df the gather
ing ar" hopeful Tor large at
tendance.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-17
BIKE" THEFT CASES
BEFORE THE MAYOR

TN" theft cases were tried IN Pc
nee court today ~ Mayor Henry
Powell.
l.uI" Carpenter. white. WaS charg-
ed With st"aiing a bicycle from
PARKER Drug Store. and was given
ninety days ON tn" road.
Joe Davis. cuiurcd. was rnaruru
win .I"a.Ing bicycle seat Sprnc
IRON X. N. Hester and VA, IdIuduud
guilty The mayor deferred rudg-
m"u'. however. until hv could deter
nnc whether the boy MAS under axe.
md huu.d be rcmaudcd to Juvenile
count
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-17
I.isi NiiliilrN TcrmS.

Tho nl'h grade At Clarke S'rt
-,nnn, yesterday complied lists 81
r.ls..v .',rrrvaii"rs and 'l'ic~. an
Freddie Hull had a lit 81 2i6 term .
\.,rYbc,, ot thc class asked whcthC
.ryrodv else can beat that record.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-17
{ lab Ia Meet.

The Contemporary Book Club will
rr,r ~r. A,l~, Iu&dy :>arhHm
Ilug~iu, ,ltcruuu ~ ; u'C!nCk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-17

When you get War Ration Books
Iw" for your family. guard them -
carefully as you would money AZ.
iudllN. ration coupons are more. val
cable than money brCau~. mo- mat
Ter hoW much cash you ,.ur ready ia.
pend. you can't buy I;lIuunu ln,U.
without puin'-StampS. ucuudlu. tr
Mis-. Laurence ID. Wall rhui.rr,lu .,r
community service 90 the Luu,,.
c"un'i WIg priC" and r.j.Dnu. board
sine" the first book To- come ni,
ihC presses back IN npuu,.. pro-
dUr;Inu has been NonrIuuu.,. and 4.
r"rS!"u, stream of shn.m. rn.
ur"n guIn" To- the local VA. u..t, and
l"tiunIn2 boards cVcryA .r... u ilr
country. Before lhC ruu' .al.n.r.
system rsin 90 into CilUCi. Nuil Iu,rd
must nave enough buuk- =. sammy
one Tor every person undo t- r..i.-
dIcIiuu.
The new ration b"oi; Will .,rk it,
milan Ia YOU. Ii is abuu' the -..n.
SID" and snapc as the sElur-r.!l..
book. but IL has been u.g.r.... .g
the addition ui Il heavy mauIin tpluI.
To protect the point stamps
On the front OF the n.u. Will be-
written the namc ana oH3.,... .. .a.
.... ,hu 't'.cr luC',aEr. ..n.-
..a,I,r. ~ the time ell. rr..-...... Dr..
serial Number Wi! u, ....... ..
and the book will be ulr.l.Uv
stamped. Iu.truC;luns a.. l-..- o..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-17

y SOFT Twp" OF shirtwaiSicr i M
tspcnSablc to the mature Wuml.ii.
PATTERN 1910 by Marian Martin has
:u. vet soft and becoming lines II!
lu!i-cut bodice with yukclikc
.ashrS at the shoulders. and IN Is. o.
'"n"i> Down the front skirt. Use lace
,rlm on u contrasting collar
Pattern $40 may be ordered only
IN wumcu'> sizes 81. So. 38.IO. t.. .
4 and 10. Size Ii requires 3 30
u.dS 5J-Inch. > 3-8 yards rdgIns.
send SlNTEFN CENTS IN com.
'u.- Marian Martin pattern
lie plainly SIZE. NAME. .AD-
bi;ESS aud STYLE NUAIBER.
send your order iu Daily DI>pntCii.
.ttcrn Department. 232 ". l6tn ST..
..'U York, y. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-17
S"ih Of Son.

.,..'.. ..d 'u.. II. II. LnS-itcrs Jr..
>,....'.' 'nn birth ol 20 -u,. Thomas
., ,".." .' Maria pa,ham hu-ri,al
~. 4,,n."F. February -. Mr.. Las
r,l.. .' l..w"r Miss Gallo Mae
'''"":o.. Of Hrllpmg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-17
POINT RATIONING: How
Book No. 2 Will Be Used

Editors note: This Is tho
fourth in Il series of seven AZ
ticlcS appearing III tie Daily Dis
patch To eNpiLn lnr huW'~ and
why's Of point ra,inn!uG 50 ulu.
readers Will understand Uncle
Sans new ratiunlng plan
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-17

Frequently the stomach becomes
sluggish in pouring out its digestive
juice to make use of the food eaten
likewise. wear and strain 81 worry.
ovcrwOrE. colds. or other illness often
reduces ones blood strength.
AT such times Nature needs extra help
to restore lis proper functions a@d bal
ancc. CnGigestcd food places tax on
the system insufficient blood strength
Is n dctF!mcnt TO good hCaltE.
Now you may overcome tic discom-
forts or cnibarraS 'ucrr q! G.rosj!"e
complaints, soar stomach. L.CIt.a:. l!n-
dcrwcirht. loss o! appct!t" poor COM
pIc%ion, Jcrky nerves, weakness
II YOU are subject 20 poor DIGESTION or
suspect deficient rCd-bl0Cd ~ tic cause
OF your trouble, yet hIv" no organic
complication or focal Infection. SIS
Tonic may be Just what YOU ned as T.
Is especially designed to promote the
f!ow of vital digestive juices IN the
stomach and &c bui!d-Up blood strength
when deficient.
These two important results enable
you TO enjoy the food you 90 cat 60
make use Of IL as Nature intended Thus
you may GO; rev vitality o. pop
become animated q. . mere attracti"cl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-17

serve our Fighting Forces
Thousands and thOI@IndS OF Users hayo
testified to the benefits SIS Tonic hn,
brought to them and scientific research
shows that IL gets rcSllii---tha; y Why 50
many say ''SSS Tonic ::':,l'is sturdy health
makes you f""l Tx" yourself AGAIN" At
drug stores III lJand 20 OF. sizes d, : : = co,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-05-20

none such available-none upon whom
all tn anti-Roosevelt delegates
could agree. And even if, recognizing
the strength Of the opposition, Mr.
; Roosevelt at the last minute concluded
it would be unwise to force his nomi-
nation, he still would have a veto
power over the convention. He might
not be able to nominate the man Of
his choice, but he certainly could pre-
vent the nomination Of anyone per-
sonally distasteful to him. All Of
which makes the prospect excellent
for bitter and confused convention,
with the odds favoring the nomina-
ton Of the President over the pro
test Of a large section Of his party.
! With full appreciation of this sit
uation the strategy Of the anti-fourth
term Democrats is not clear-eX-
cept about one thing. And that is
that under no circumstances will the
I Roosevelt nomination be made unan-
imous, as it was four years ago. In
] Chicago, yielding to the pleas Of the
Roosevelt leaders, the opposition then
gave up their last-ditch stand and
permitted the President to come out
of the convention with what on the
surface seemed a united party en-
dorsement. with the breach between
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-05-20

ond Pr. pi,l,o,..l T ..,,.l,,,, D. p.,,,1.,.,
CaIff M 4 p 2an,,.d,. ', s,,I 9I,.
= II n,,,,La., Ir.:s.S.... ~ ~ =.
visited Mr. and Me- q. w Wv n y, -.
and M, and Me- " + nnnbor, .,
7,l,,r-la,,
Nrs Garab Frio,,d Dav;s w Va
is visitino hon danrbtor lrrs Addi,
Coddinoton
Pov T yv,u,,or po,.l.o,.,.,,.,.
w Y, visited fr;nnJ. bc,.. Wolves
d9v
Miss Helen DaWi+t rotyrnod 10 bo,
home aftor visitino bn,. cousin Owor
Dewitt at Naosho Mo
Mr. and Mrs 7 IT Rnpbano,,
BrovnfieId pa and Mrs Clifford
Bailey Tanna. Florida visited Nh,
and Mrs Harvey Friend racontIv
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Frazee anf
Mrs IuIu 1IishIar NeversdaIa pa
were recent Guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Donald Friend
Corp. William Hicks returned tc
Fort Riley Kansas afte,. VISITING. Nh.
and Mrs. c. o. Ross and friends
Mrs. Merle Shultz and DAUGHTERS
Addison, Pa. were "Wednesday eve.
ming dinner guests Of Mrs, II. l.
Shoemaker.
Mrs. Uleric Gillpland, Hagerstown
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-05-20
FRIEN1DSVILLE
Entertains WSCS

tnJertalnS NSC y
Miss Icie Friend entertained the
WSCS at her home, Tuesday evening
Mrs. Eva Bishoff conducted the bust
ness meeting and Miss Ada Leighton
was in charge of the devotional selv.
ice, the topic of which was "Concer
for Children" Mrs. W. w. DEWITT
gave the principal topic, Child Labor
Safeguards in Wartime" Miss Vivian
Paugh spoke on "Children in Other
Lands" and Miss Mary Paugh gave
piano solo. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. The next meet
ing is scheduled for June s.
Mems Bible Club
The Hoycs Mems Bible club met
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Hobart Bishoff.
Homemakers' Club
Mrs. Arthur Custer entertained the
Homemakers' club at her home. Tues
day
The Youth Fellowship group met
Sunday evening at G:30 in the recre-
ational room Of the church.
Teachers Bridge Club
The Teachers Bridge club met
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs
w. ]. Glenn, with Mrs. Vida Tucker
Mrs. Glenn and Misses Betty Stemple
and Velora Swauger entertaining
Two tables of contract were in play
Refreshments were served. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Elizabeth Williams
Miss Swauger and Mrs Glenn.
Lutheran Ladies' Aid
Mrs. Richard Coddington enter
tanned the Lutheran Ladies' Aid OF
the Cove at her home here, Wednes-
day evening. About 10 members at
tended
Church of God Ladies' Aid
The Church Of God Ladies' Aid of
Sand Spring met Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Minnie Friend. Thirty
members and guests attended. A din
nef was served at noon MrS' lhoh"s
llllleo'uRn "no NrS, FRANK i1olHo'f-
son "''e'oe' from Ffleh"SVIIIo'
cu4 D.. ,T..', ,',', C... MN,
20 :; ,,;s;ti,,o, ,.a,,+;,,o' 'l l,a'a ''>
70 De- w. ','''I'' : &C.. ~ ny ~ y y
Meade was recentIv VISITING ii,
mother Mrs Martha Sinas
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-05-20

4n Workers in a Michigan refin-
- cry fixed up very low, false
a. door leading to the pay office.
WI On it is inscribed, "You will
Nm learn to duck lower if you don't
sE-as2-- Buy a Bond"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-05-20
Attend Wedding

Mrs. Naude King, Mrs. Raymond
Bittinger and Lester Green attended
the wedding Of Miss Athena L. Null,
teacher, Of Black Hawk school, and
Pfc William H. Otto, of Camp
Campbell, KY, at Uniontown, Wednes-
day evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-05-20

Indeed there is far less doubt about
the fourth-term decision now than
there was about the third-term de-
cision early in 1899. Unfortunately,
what this means is that from now
on-and for some time past-no pol
icy, foreign or domestic, can be or has
been wholly free from the thought of
1914 politics. That is an unpleasant
truth and not beneficial to the ma
tional interests. Nevertheless, it is
the truth-and so recognized in both
parties. Particularly is this recog-
nized by those Democratic leaders
who are in opposition. There are a
good many more of these than there
were four years ago and they are far
more intensely and irrevocably OPP
posed.
They agree that the draft" is al
ready under way and most of them
concede that with the weight of the
Administration and the support Of
the city bosses, such as Hague of New
Jersey, Kelly Of Chicago and Kennedy
of Tammany Hall, Mr. Roosevelt can
be renominated for the fourth term
as he was for the third term. But,
they assert, the opposition in the con-
vention will be much more formidable
and determined than last time. Fewer
States will indorsc Mr.. Roosevelt's
candidacy before the convention.
There will be many more unpledged
and favorite-son delegations opposed
to his candidacy.
Some think that these favorite-son
and anti Roosevelt delegations will
total pretty close to half the conven-
ton and contend that if the two
thirds rule, which, ironically enough,
was abrogated in 1886 through the
efforts Of Mr.. James Farley, now one
Of the anti-Roosevelt leaders, were
enforced, the President could not be
renominated again Be that as it may,
the weakness Of the anti-fourth term
Democrats in the convention is that,
soon or late, there must come a show
down and to be truly effective the fav-
orite sons should unite on a single
candidate.
Their difficulty is that there is
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Church Services

huron otfNICeS
Sunday school, 1880 a. m. at the
Lutheran church
Sunday school, 2:3O p. M, at the
Mennonite church.
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Resident Notes
From HerndOn

HERNDON, June 26.-Mrs. Jesse
v. Aud and her young son, Thomas
Francis Aud of Lynchburg. will ar
rive Tuesday for a visit of several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Barbour
Hutchinson at their home, the Oaks
Miss Audrey Hutchinson and Miss
Joan Shull will leave today to spend
a week at Woodberry Forest, near
Orange.
Mrs. Casey Wilken will entertain
at a dessert bridge party Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Drake of
Arlington will occupy their home
on Station street the early part of
July.
Mrs. Virgil T. williams and her
three small children have left for
Helena, Ark, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Williams will re-
main in Washington for the present
where he is engaged in war work.
Mrs. Harold F. Hanes and her son,
Mr.. William F. Hanes, who spent
the winter and spring months at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Haro>-
F. Lowrey, have gone to Washington
where they will make their home
with Mrs. Hanes' sister, Mrs Mason
Lowrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kite will
be the weekend guests of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Dawson.
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and Mrs. Mitchell of Thaniston,
near La Plata, have with them their
daughter. Mrs. Ruby Schmick, and
her daughter. Miss Sally Schmick, OF
Alexandria.
Miss Mary Ellen Gardiner re-
turned to her home In La Plata
today from Mary Washington Col
lege in Fredericksburg.
Mrs. George T. Hutchins Of Wash
ington is spending week with Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Drury at Hunters
Retreat.
Mrs. Roland B. Duke of Charles
Town, w. Va, is spending a week
with her family in Leonardtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Darling of
Washington are spending a week
with Mrs. Benjamin Hance at Battle
Greek.
Mrs. Charles Hance and Mrs. S. E.
Parran of Mutual are spending a
fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs. Tillard
Smith at Lothian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cawood and
family of Park Hall have moved into
their new home, Sunsetvilla.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammett were
hosts last evening at shore dinner
in honor of Maj. Harry Leland, COM
mander of the Patuxent River naval
base at Cedar Point, and Mrs. Le-
land, Capt. Charles Rassieur and
Ensign Sally Dermoty.
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Are at Southern
Places
Mrs. w. W. Wingafe
Is Among The
MANY Visitors

LEONARDTOWN, Md, June 26.-
Mrs. w. Wilson Wingate of Wash
ington arrived this evening to spend
a few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. U. Lee MCGUIRE, at Budds
Greek.
1t. B. r. Duvan of the Patuxent
River Naval Base will return Tues
day with Mrs. Duvan to their quar-
ters after spending a vacation In
the North.
Miss Emily Ann Warren of Bahi-
more Is spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
]. Warren.
Former State Senator and Mrs.
P. H. Dorsey. jr., and their family
are making their home for the sum-
mer aboard yacht on Brettons Bay.
Mrs. G. Morgan Knight enter
tanned at tea this evening for Miss
Anna Mae Boyd.
Miss Lou Briscoe of Baltimore ar
rived Monday to spend her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Briscoe
Miss Virginia Coode Duke, who
has been attending Notre Dame Col
lege in Baltimore, is spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. B. Duke.
Former Judge Walter J. Mitchell