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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-25
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Evening star., 1944-06-11
PERSONAL

LET US give your child the same consid-
crate care we give our own three little
OUR HEATING ENGINEER will survey
your house and make an analysis of the
heat loss, the heating equipment and sub
NIT an objective report for a fee of SO
Porter Engneering Co. SH. Il39. Ewes.
TEACHER Elementary grades, familiar
with p c system; will tutor in your home
# You PLAY sKAT, communicate with
Box 3S9-K, Star.
WANT 10 boys. 80, to board: regular
camp life; .Sl5 weekly: July and AuelSt
For L@rticulars write l.. B, Pfaf, Reisters-
Chevy CHASE MOTHER will care for
chlld by day or for summer. prefer girl
aIil; large house, shady grounds. WI
MUSICAL STUDENT will store grand
piano; no children. will pay moving ex-
benSes % = 5000 care guaranteed FIR. $50. :
HATS CLEANED, restyleC; new hats made
to order FABRIC hats made of your ma
terial. Anne Hopkins, llIO F. St NV,
Room 66. RE. 0739. Closed Monday.
MILLINERY, RESTYLING, BLOCKING
cleaning, trimming fabric: straws, felts
made To order: exquisite SAMPLES in stocks
Vogue Hats. 3523 l4th St NV co. T797. .
TAILORING-Quick service in alterations
and remodeling of ladies' and eentlemen's
garments. Call Mr.. Ralph. Executive 5s2
WILL SIT WITH BABIES-Wisc-Ge George
town area, Reliable, White Call ewes
after 2. Miss Wilson, wo s3o7.
Evening star., 1944-06-11
MOTOR TRAVEL
st, Opp. CAPITOL Theater.

TWO YOUNG LADIES desire ride to Tulsa
or vicinity, middle June CHI 6225 eve
PARENTS and teen-age daughter will share
expenses to New York, June 5 to 80,
AtIantlc 9300, Ext. 81 11s
70 DALLAS, TEX.-Will drive your car
aho Phoro snare G6o expenses @ Exchange references
DRIVER. experienced, will share driving
and expenses to Kansas City or Pacific
Golnb HGolTthWest sda leaying end of June Cali Ran
YUM LADY desires ride TO Wisconsin
or chicago within next two weeks Share
efxpenseS; fsbfic Exchange references. Cali At
pPRIvING TO OCEAN CITY, Md. June II.
DRIVING soUTHERS CAL1FPaR1NI. CMiL FPa41 d..
sire Pntleman, help drive and share ex-
pense Per Leaving Iune x. Box A9S-K. Star. .
TRANSCONHNENTAL DRIVER, expert
enced, VIII deliver car to California. MI
9402. Mr.. CorSon. -.
DRIVING SEDAN to nearby mountains
some some S week X. ends. Accommodate 5 inter
snare expenses only. Box OR, Star
LADY would like, auto transportation to
Syracuse or Binghamton. N Y, between
June "A and June 26. VIII share expense.
LADY with over Is years driving expe-
rience Will drive any make car in good
Gohqlllon TO Chicago or Omaha about July
!. Franklin $3.50 Extension 433 1o&
Evening star., 1944-06-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CARETAKER OR HoUsEKEEPER. settled
woman. colored., with Al city reference,
guests are away for summer or as house
keeper in high-class rooming house Box
cook IN PUBLIC PLACE, experienced.
COUPLE, colored want cleanup work from
sa SpnssEs @anEs s9 aas
work Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
E ssk1 f19fsd neat Of hom sns
ly otts At least saS s25 week .aa City reference
mornings. AD. 9647.
GIRL, colored. neat end alert. desires
mai maids work H., No children no Sundays.
GIRL. colored. wants g,h.w.. full time.
GIRL, colored, wants days work. DE.
GIRL, Danish-American. experienced as
eo1S gn, or h1ousekeepeF b, Box d69-R star
sun aft. , pm, AT. 0s35;
ehaen Gk I aessS W work ar shF hFns souss fer
work. Columbia 1163.
GIRL, coloreo. wants evening work as
ffHI from pm. to Il al am. Call North 1870.
GIRL, coiored, wants day work. SOC hour.
GIRL, colored, experienced, reliable, neat
wants waitress work of any kind. DI
O050.
GIRL, colored, wishes Job cleaning offices
or general store work. DU. 2474
HOUSEKEEPER, by settled widow; can
take complete charge. Box 405-K, Star.
LADY. refined. middle-aged, wishes per-
manent position. g.h.w.; in adult family;
live sseton in locatI1n @ sf944kand sa94 Woodbridge
WOMAN. colored, wishes job taking care
of children at night. Dupont 1871.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work;
no Sundays. Dupont 331s.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work Tele-
phone LU. 6720.
WOMAN. colored, wants days work: also
schoolgirl, evening work. ME. 1858.
coored. wants morning work in
apts.; references. Call FIR. ST46. 101
18th st. NV
CURTAINS, fine linens silks beautifully
finished; family units; outside drying:
chair covers: blankets: experts. DE. 501s.
C0LORED GOVT GIRL, employed in day,
wishes few hours nightwork,. AT. 412s.
CAN TAKE DAY CARE of children, 4 yrs.
or older; private home; licensed; refer
ences: reasonable. HO. 1877.
Evening star., 1944-06-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HOSPITAL NURSING VACANCIES, operat-
ing room supervisor. surgical scrub" nurse
nignt oostetrical supervisor. administrative
ministration: registered pharmacit WON
an, who desires clinical labora tory training
approved hospital. Write all about YOUR.
Harerssopn fsm sop1 WMadshington VA County Hospital,
school or NURSING, U S Cadet Nurse
Corps high school graduates, upper Ard
standlng. accredited school, approved hos
ptaa,, abamt Apply now for Sept. class. Write all
pitsl: Haserstown HHassn WMashlns'on Md County Hos
PlANo PIANO TEACHER. accompanist; studied
Sp Gpp,eaEo , Musical Collegaa. Franklin 021I, .
r,ri,,ato tChi-NatlVe professors, classes or
rnepa pr.pste lessons. Call AID, 0679 for appoint
GENTLEMAN would like to take English
fPSoHRsrRaPn PokTRAiTn PaSTSNcB PssISSTT Boy s3lH Star
Prot; Perelma. 1922 10th ST. NV pu.
PUBLIC sPEARING LEsSoNs,o pgepaFatory eTaio1I;
lor campaign work. Box SCR, Star,
Gr;tiIa LINK reylsW course in shorthand. type
New cfasSes neW gaieutaing machsS
SCHOOL 1888 F st, NA. ' 23ss at 0oiD
IHMpRoVE Hna YOUR GREGG SHORTHAND
; EApert private tutoring-beginners' inter-
mediates no or teachers training Special
vore, vvoaehlng ing ior civil service examinations
very low tuition rates. Satisfaction guar
anteed Box 23-J, Star.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
free information on junior colleges in
Md'' Va Pa Fall enrolIments close soon.
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION.
-2O4 Colorado Bldg RE 3o3a
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
permanent positions. Operators needed
Day and part-time classes MabelIe
Ha H9pour -I Beauty School. 1870 N. 7. Yavie ave..
Evening star., 1944-06-11
observation-disclosures
SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.

COUPLE, experienced. as managers of
salary and free apartment. DU 4330.
COUPLE, settled refined. is open for posi-
ton as manager of apartment building or
respectable rooming house in or out of
Wa shington for MAINTENANCE and reason bile
salary. For information. FIR. 919S.
CO12LE, white, experienced. will manage
apt house in exchange for rent. 541
Newcomb st. Sc, Apt. 4.
Evening star., 1944-06-11
GE. 9551.
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

kEfAIkS ANU SENNi(ES.
AMPLIFYING and intercommunicatio sys-
General electrical contracting. Elk. 3O07,
or call Decatur 7190.
APPLIANCES m - Electric fans, fixtures,
paired; wiring for light and power; no JOB
ys1Sas s Saa Errx1Rfp 81 ns FR s.tseS sieS removed
and made. Telephone estimates approxi-
mately only. Proctor Co., Ex. 9797, ssa4
siaiS BRicKwoRk, cement driveways. copings.
SkfsKwoRK SkfsT day rss sRn plsl. Rs ees garages
repairs and remodeling. waterproofing;
Al workmanship. Evenings, MI GLIB.
CAMERA REPAIRING - 4s-hour service
neering Lab, 927 Sheridan St.. NV, at
By Phone hsde ts
egIspE caRPENTERING. n HSsSn PAINTING and general
built and repaired at reasonable prices;
good work guaranteed Call Michigan
nd and M norcS WSR Ss4i
steps etc Il. s57s any time time
oAsnsHrhx G. sns h DhnsnsM iam ME- 10s s5ss Jobs
and clean; no screen work. Jack Sparkes,
WORK and 4g general aItsra
S1MaRACToR of brick and repair work
RIEcTRfcAa Rfqs Hsfs &. ceo6NrRAcrrNe, house wiz
ing, maintenance: raugS installed, $4 90 up;
FLooR SANDING AND FINISHING; good
FSkN6kR FGfk Eftisnafsf RErAkEb H sli glued and re-
sGSsfss & S9o repair work
GooB 4aa5 ANp s. BAD sfS + FURNITURE upholstered,
Iefinished, cleaned; open evenings, Sun.
HANDY MAN, with tools; good in repair
ing of all kinds, concreting and painting;
work per hour or Job or contract. Phone
HOUSE PAINTING. interior sad exterior;
all work done half price; plastering and
HohsE TSSsf es fhy 'mf and HI roof painting
AisFfsa FsaiSffs1S 1STKRf6R Sr FS EXTERIOR paper
ca Mr Rdeneur ao sa7 sfH
msehaass; M speeisl 3sdo prices pr E {or Sas. kitchen
saf Rfsa "a FArKRHASeS Ga9 EA Og1s as small
91s,srns 9nss ms JOBS b For g9sd work call Ran
highest Quality workmanship at reasonable
PTfss ss;ms,fs e. sosas 5scs low prices
PAPERIAGs fyeps tn SPA PAINTING done the way it
pAPRh faEHf Be aASGiNG aS9s IA do5s 5s2s At once
room and UP, including Sunfast and wash
able able paper do my own oSss Work; guaranteed
PAPERHANGING-PAIN in
Arlington County. White mechanics. Esti-
mates free. Call Mr.. Canada, DI. 0125.
PAPERING AND PAINTING. interior and
exterior; 1st-class workmanship; GENTLE
nka a,tae Vol
PAPER HANGING. this week only. 81 and
pers: work guaranteed Michigan 5315.
PLASTER, brick, cement, flagstone work,
waterproofing; No Job too small TR,
PIasrER PIX; RR REPAIRING RtIP2Ai1RIN by Job; prompt,
men. HC. 2315 or .DI. O122.
REPAIR WORK and house wiring, extra
base plugs and switches. Have your vases
made into lamps. Toasters heaters and
electric irons repaired. Your old lamps
rewired Get our estimates on electrical
work, G.. A. MuGdiman Co., oil G st. NV,
TAILORING-ouick service in alterations
and remodeling of ladies and gentlemen S.
garments. Call Mr.. Ralph. EX. 1852.
UPHOLSTERING, REPAIRING. VIM. Duker,
1915 10th st. NV, DI. 0122.
CARPENTER. GENERAL REPAIR WORK
AND PAINTING. TRINIDAD 0563 IL.
REPAIR AND SERVICE on all makes, re-
guaranteed Union 1898, Hillside 1850 15'
Have your home painted by reliable
painter. I use only Dupont or Sherwin-
Williams products; estimates cheerfully
given. Call any time, MR.. WARD, Ii.
Evening star., 1944-06-11
POSITION DESIRED.

Young, ambitious. married man. l child,
draft exempt, conscientious and sincere
to meeting public, capable of a response
BILE position; experienced in casualty under
writing and general office management;
permanent position in progressive local
office; best of references; unable to con-
slider less than S55 per week. Box 33-R,
Evening star., 1944-06-11
HELP DOMESTIC.
sos WEEKLY

To settled reliable lady who can cook
and help care for , young children SO
mother can return to war work; no
laundry; lovely suburban home. Phone
Evening star., 1944-06-11

REFRESHER and beginners courses in
stnortnano tn typlnG; bookkeeping, comp
Lometer. Day and night sessions. New
classes now starting. Accredited. EST
NEED % stenographers. typists hook
KeeperS DAILY at S35 to $40 wk up
Ee Eew positions opaling every few minutes.
No'iie IN az once welcome. tNA 234OJ
BOYD SCHOOL,
Evening star., 1944-06-11
SITUATIONS WOMEN tcort. !,

COLoRED GIRLS, two. want Jobs as coun-
ter work or clerkin2 in store; references.
DE. 7241.
DOES WASHINGTON offer any challenging
employment of lasting interest to a %:
year-old college graduate, married, "a Jill
of all trades" from machinist to teacher,
who has thus far been bored with every
position inside Of 3 months? Box AL X,
Star.
Secretary-Bo Bookkeeper,
PERM. POSITION. COLL. Ed. 9 YRS.
EXPERIENCE; DOWNTOWN SECTION; $50
WK NO MERCANTILE AGENCIES. CHI.
g16S. IL
RESTAURANT
or cafeteria position by woman with
specialized training Box 2l-R, Star.
MANAGER-HOSTESS,
Capable of assuming entire charge of res
idential club or large dining room, super
wise kitchen and help. purchasing food,
menu planning, dining room service. Seven
years successful experience in Washing
ton; available at once: cepcndaole, active.
quiet personality: unattached, excellent
references. Box 434-K. Star. L.
Evening star., 1944-06-11

LDW LIN -. GLL10,
Capitals Largest Guesthouse Broker
Guesthouse Beautiful.
s,l,46s n40s Mass. lass ave-ns7 rms, 70 baths.
Inc. over ss.o6o Lieensed s Sub sGa; payment n1s
party. Exclusively shown thru the ofice Of
PAUL j. MILLER,
Real, Estate, and Business Broker.
ALEX. (VA.) SELLERS.
Roomne n4i, .ols houses wanted free adysstis.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
csDtaTs vs1oI harssst Ggesth9use Rm groker
GRAND GUEST MANSION.
18th st. facing Meridian Park--33 rms,
$4,000. Amazingly low rent. $4,000 down
puts you in business at once. Club seekers
please note wonderful possibility here. OBJ
tain complete details exclusively from the
PAUL j. MILLER,
Real. Estate and Business Broker.
Woodward Bldg. District 1922
RESTAURANT.
owner states $4,000 net profit annually;
books oren for inspection.
BOB HOLLANDER,
1909 N. Y. Ave NV. MA. 9743. :
SPECIALITY SHOP,
business. $1,000 splendid opportunity.
Seldom s csn ooG sSch place BE- offered Stock
and an good will, s16,5oo. Don't miss your
THURM & SILVER,
a0s 10th St NV MA 1854
PAUL MILLER Says
1900 block 10th St n.w.-Beautiful dwell
ing for home end business. Cornlete, S22,-
600, with six down. or terms; II rms. az
Further information eourteously and ex-
clusively obtnired thru the office Of
PAUL j. MILLER,
Woodward Bldg. District 1922.
DOING $3.50 DAY.
Cocktail lounge: short hours; no Sum
days; air conditioned; long lease Price,
$4,000 $4,000 liquor stock included;
NICHOLAS J. GAsTON,
Selling Sell and Financing Business Places. :.
IA RMS, 4 BATHS.
s115 rent, income quoted, $3.50 mo-; ideal
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave. Rm. 217 RE. 5140.
II RMS, 3 BATHS.
ants; very clean; am insome ns quoted, d "sz "s456
YOUNG & PASTOR,
1129 Vermont NV. Ma 2425 MA 5447.
TOURIST HOUSE, 10 RMS.
sas ST. few nd d9oEs from Gslr0 vs4y ns aateI
and business for sale. 5000 down.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS,
1olo Vermont Ave-. Ave. Rm. Y1' si9. Re. 5i4o.
SO ROOMS, II BATHS.
large grounds; beautiful dining room; ex-
5000 sanolotmsni m0;i $4,000 handles Shown by
''''"SHsdf YoUNG NJ & PASTOR,
1l2e Vermont E.Islee a.M NA. hse9 a4s5, MA. 5447.
8 RMS, $50 RENT.
2nG and Pa. ave se.: oil heat: lease: in
come quoted Sl9s mo: $500 down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave: Rm. 217. RE. 5140.
CAN
SELL YOUR BUSINESS
Immediately. Cash buyers waiting. Estab-
lished 1923. No charge unless sold.
BOB HOLLANDER,
1909 N Y. Ave. NV Ma. a74s.
10 RMS, 3 BATHS.
D. Corner house, Seward So. ct 18th ,IIUi and
S75 rent, income quoted, S340 mo-, plus
apt; 81 900 down.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS,
Capitals Largest Guesthouse Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave, RIM. 217. RE. 5140.
"A RMS.-$5OO DOWN.
Mr.. G. w. University; 3Ha baths S1225
rent Room or board SI25 rent; Dandy
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Capitals Largest Guesthouse Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave, RIM. 217. RE. 5140.
RooMING HoUsE-DowNTowN
s rooms; rent, $50. Price, $500; only $500
booming house, P st. near Dupont Cir
Gle . rooms, "a baths: only $50 rent fire
escapes. Price, $1,000; terms.
Island ave; NV. q rooms, 3 baths, auto
matte heat; low rent, good lease. Only
THURM & SILVER,
9Os 10th st. NV. Ma. 1854.
13 RMS.-ALL APTS.
DoSyIntown niw.n3iRssnt.4 500; inc, $325
good condition: So, 200: $500 down.
YOUNG & PASTOR,
on
Evening star., 1944-06-11

13 RMS.-ALL APTS.
good condition: So, 300: $500 down.
YOUNG & PASTOR,
1929 Vermont NV. Ma. 2425. Ma. 5447.
NETTING $1,000 MONTH.
Sundays; 1oeyear lease lease: rent rent, 500 month H.
cluded: $4,000 down. Bargain.
NICHOLAS J. GASTON,
sol Woodward Bldg. DI. 7765.
81 RMS, 9 BATHS.
Guesthouse., detached. Conn. ave, not
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave. Rm. RE. 614O.
HIGH CLASS-32 RMS.
Go ea1n few
900 mo. Rent, S365 mo. (Board) Long
established. Switchboard. Inspect. $4,000
down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
"Cspitars 1, Larsest Guesthhouse croker"
80 Rooms, Mass Ave.-$1, 500
Down guest house; rent, S2S5; income
quoted. S1.S00; run by hired help. real
''. Is ROOMS. g, BATHs-l6th ST.
) rooms of furniture reserved; oil heat:
rent, $3.50: income quoted. S1,lO0; a real
buy for 81, 900; terms
YOUNG & PASTOR,
1929 Vermont NV Ma. 2425. MA. 5447.
Mr.. 3rd, E. CAP. ST.
Rooming house. rooms, 2 baths; $40
rent, Ions lease. newly decorated, plenty
EDWIN l.. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave. Rm. 217. RE. 1140.
Evening star., 1944-06-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SPECIAL OFFERING

Complete florist business. embracing
two dwellings. modern improvements. tool
room and workshop, storeroom. large
ers; oil, gas and coal heaters. Established
business, 25 miles from District. $1,000
F. BROOKE MATTHEWS, La Plata, Nd.
Evening star., 1944-06-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GROCERY STORES.

NV. business, Sl.200 per week. good
fixtures. reasonable price: NV. business
ne, business, $3.50 per week, clean-cut
store, very reasonable price; NV, business.
81 800 per week. bargain. DAVID RIF-
KIND. RE. 4034, 710 14th st. NV, week
Evening star., 1944-06-11
LEARN BEAUTY CIu,TT1PE
SUMMER COURSES

permanent positions. Operators needed
1ay and part-time classes MabelIe
RnqnouT Beauty School. 1340 N. Y. ave,
Evening star., 1944-06-11
S11O MONTH.

Dependable and experienced woman TO
Tork Fridays to a. Housework and light
laundry; references: S5. OR. 4315 before
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-12-14
Christmas Program
To Be Held Sunday

Finley The Finley Methodist
Church will hold Christmas pro-
gram, Sunday, December oath al
$50 pm. at the church.
Melford Kerr and Glen Wat.
son who have been stationed at
Camp RebtS, came to their home
last Friday, and are enjoying q
Today furlough. The boys eX-
pect to leave for Camp Ord,
Calf, on December 10Th.
Elmer Shultz, petty officer third
class, who has been overseas the
past several months, is enjoy.
ing furlough and visiting friends
in this community.
Byard Slocumb and Kenneth
Kuh were business visitors in
Seattle last week While there
they visited Kenneth's sister, Mrs.
Norman Laugen, the former Dor
othy Kuh, also visited his uncle
and family in Toppenish on their
way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Slocumb,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hampton,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sherry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Myers, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Num- and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Nelson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hampton, Mrs. Har-
mon. Wilcox, Mrs. Emily Laudell
and two daughters of Finley
Grange went to the USO at Pasco
where they served pie, whipped
cream, and coffee.
Mrs. Bernard Slocumb was
hostess to the Finley Ladies Aid
at her home Wednesday with
"a ladies present. The aid affili-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-12-14

were business visitors in Spokane
the first part of the week.
Miss Shirley Bateman Of Ken
neWlck was an overnight guest
Tuesday of Florence Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Pruett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nicoson were
business visitors in Walla Walla
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Edwards
were dinner guests Sunday of MIR.
and Mrs. A. A. Edwards
Mrs. Cora Root left Tuesday for
an extended visit with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Beightol, in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Budd Larkin and
family were Saturday evening
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Simmelink and family.
Locust Grove grange is planning
a turkey dinner this Friday eve
ming, December 14th as a pre-
Christmas affair. This will not
be the regular Christmas meeting,
but all members, in town and
Horse Heaven are urged to attend
and enjoy the dinner.
Sherry Ann Larkin was an over
night guest Monday of Arlene
Smith.
Mary Ellen Simmelink, who was
absent from school last week re-
turned to her studies Monday,
fully recovered from slight at
tack of the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Pruett were
guests Sunday evening of Mr..
and Mrs. Budd Larkin.
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Birthday Anniversary

Locust Grove - Mrs. Henry
Smith was honor guest at q
birthday party given in her home
Tuesday evening. Places were
set for 20 for roast turkey din
ner and three-tier birthday cake
Mrs. Smith was the recipient OF
many lovely gifts. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Simmelink
were. guests Sunday evening OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Klassen.
Wayne Smith was an overnight
guest last Friday of Norman Wild.
er. ~.. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lyons were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Edwards e..
Mrs. Rudolph Wolf and son,
Buddy of Camas were house
guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Smith and family. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs.. Roscoe Richmond
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the fifth degree: Cecil Sutton,
Kiona-Benton; w. p. Sutton, XII
ona-Benton; Christine Anderson,
Kiona-Benton; Clara Belle Gerber,
Finley; Opal Sherman Catherine
Struthers and Clara Hampton OF
Finley; Doris Switzer of Waits
burg.
The next meeting will be with
Buena Vista from 10 am. until
4 pm. At this meeting the HEC
has asked all to bring some ar
ticle for a white elephant sale.
This money is to be used for prizes
for Pomona projects.
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ated with the WSCS and Mrs.
Harvey Kerr was elected vice
president and Mrs. B. Slocumb as
corresponding secretary. The Aid
enjoyed the annual Christmas
party with exchange of gifts.
A lunch was served at the close
by Mrs. Slocumb assisted by Mrs.
Kerr, Mrs. Smith, Mrs j. Grim
shaw.
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was a visitor and spoke for the
state equalization board.
AS there has been no testing in
this county for Bangs disease for
two years and this county has
from clean to $3.50 reactors, a
resolution that immediate action
be taken to employ enough men to
stamp out this disease was ap-
proved.
A $40 tuberculosis bond was
purchased.
The following were initiated in
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Hampton, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill NM.
MIR. and Mrs. Ayers, and Mr. ~
Mrs. Wilcox went to Benton cil
to Pomona grange last SatI,rSt'
Floyd Donnelly has been No.
sick for the last few days, M.
Donnelly was sick last week h. ~
is fine now. W
MIR. Judd is very sick this Wa,
Ladies Benefit club will ma'
at the home of Mrs. F. Monta@ee
next Wednesday, The 22nd 81
The River View high sch,
boys went to Grand>iew TO NJ.
basketball last night. They s "a;
play at Connell Friday niph, WI