davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-06-16
ROOMS FuRNisnso-mp o,d VA

sTiTLaND, siprl An 5oNIr MD nssr Census on bus line
Glrl TO share room with another; home
pttlvllege6: e on bus line. Call CH. 54o5
ARLINGTON. aoo6 No. Stafford st-Fur.
I'M, comb. shower and tub bath. contlnu-
ous hot water; conV. l0c bus; gentleman
ALExANDRIA-Master twin-bed room,
beautifully furn., 3 windows woodsy
atmosphere; good transportation; near
doi,Sed RuSSea road 0a o and Braddock; SIS weekly
i3'7 LEE HIGHWAY room. pvt.
nome nome eentieman preferred breakfast op-
aRIiNGfoSEIsTse ,IRIi,; n5 12ga: front room, twin
beds; inner-springs. tile bath shower; SC
ouS Pentagon and Navy Annex girls. S25
GENTLEMAN@Larse room. private home,
IN restricted section of Arlington; COW, to
91;IinsT PINIyTRs1TY pXfoTd P.tR1 zoe wow
private bath, near Wash. blvd: man pre- pre-
isEis 2 WI s5s sent to young lsav
t,ractlPe !, room, ADJACENT to bath, in modern
home' one block off Columbia pike CH
BACHELORS who like to live in the coun-
rooms 80 n resfanran nriye oownt9wn' private new
County; Is degrees cooler than town; 400
hRLISGToS6eoIbss II Lffsy:Ii9S Sail sH Ioom 55I$ Win
l2I E4 tW2 G@, girls so each conv. transp.
fREk ROOM and private bath TO reSpoa-
sinle person and experienced for baby
NICELY FTRSisHED double rm. with pri-
yate family for one or two gentlemen;
Arlington; convenient transportation ia
ARLINGToN-Double rm,. Just decorated
cross vent. insulated house; employed cou-
PIE or man; s. ca: CH. 5s39.
DESIRABLE LGE. RIM. for gentleman; pvt
home closets, garage avail: conv
sRHMMSG sIRaPHMR seaFPi sr Vs coGsTR{ ~ GH c1TBsc
so9m: room. private bath; l or :. or couple; in
ARLINGTON, VA.---1O13 No. Kentucky st.
Private residence; furnished room for rent
1900 S: QUINCY ST, Arlington. va.-For
girls; bus at door laundry privileges
Chestnut 1872 after 6 pm -21
ARLINGTON-Large upstairs double room
b.. : windows; cony. o Navy Annex. Pentagon;
FURN. RM. in private home: board if de-
1868
1911 N. UTAH ST, Arlington. va.-com-
fortable room next to shower bath: one
or two employed people; Y block to down
Ne; just outside D. C:-Cool corner room;
gentleman; S35. Call WA. 1914 after $50
ARL.-l or ., young ladies, twinbeds; Lee
hwy: | block. bus fare l0c. Gil T547.
COMFORTABLY FURN. front bedroom for
| or >; large double bed. comfortable chairs:
unlim, phone: 10c bus to Pentaeon and
Washlnston; S25 single. S35 double. GIL.
DOUBLE, on Stafford st. Just off Lee hwy.
N Erlington. $50 per month. Call Glebe
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BOATS.

AUXILIARY sAILBoAT-sleeps s. Ex-
esuises eslsst dT ho%s sb,a aaOat IDEAL for charter
msdiate sale S&5oo o5H 46Es cssh ssSf'hee owner nr
y VII b,E6T Ed6emTonstrate today. See Stewart.
CAPITOL YACHT CLUB. 11th and Maine
Hssds Hssd !, slight ls repairs. Usable now, $50
HRA1LsK Tea Mf I43s fSk RENr-BOat up to 20
sHe.sDs aond0n MOTOR $685. gS hP sso Johnson
Caille. Cal needs repairs S65. Sunday morn rn
sosFT aas F9ply OWES sSI ssdsn St s4;;ssr ,o%o
6ea1 osd as-ft:, Mathews twin cabin cruiser sSs
1861 deabie cabysleT ca53 Gr,,Fsey Royal t6-It G
boat. T: S. new. 165-hp. Continental Com Com
mnsapders M 4 45-ft LawIey auxiliary ketch
posf:p; bosfs aathirop, 1ir sale or charter These
!ngs. ERNEST LIsKEY & AssochIIAATTiRsss SS55ehIA Tiss-
CABIN m cRIISERP RI RaE Phone Republic 14s4
10 Lon: raised deck, galley, toilet, s-cyl
rseSard ssb H Hensine: Hn 40 hip. Bargain, 81 900
Ssj E;cYIINDEfRH oUrBoARD MOTOR, ss5.
PSE 9SkT2 SRMY snn "a assault boat. CHAMPIONS
TNcoMfEErGD PIE PT es foo5 SH esbn SS cruiser vtb
new new Palmer clutch; s6S5 delivered. i' Cali Cali
36-FT. MOTOR sAILER, mahogany plank
ing, teak decks Lathrop engine Just re-
turned turned from Florida; in excellent condi-
lnadlng g buyer: owner must sell: asking
$4,000. Aft. cabin cruiser, 7I-h,p. Gray,
Hooper Island hull; in very good condi-
aboard. $4,000. We are expecting a few
other other s9od listines shortly. Let US file
GOOD boats at reasonable Prices Tee looated IN IN
our area, We have many inquiries Ma
Iine railway, marine paints. supplies,
hfaplng faiabigs Expert boat repairing and re-
SIDE soAI YARD, shadyside. Mo. ~
weight, blue caps; individual emblems in
Epld E25a sk Nc and sog go,d M.lna braid s KING FyL
INs6RASeEEVery IN Hegy'ee owner aaoU of pleasure
bboalt boat should carry carr two types Of INSURANCE
MuRPAY Insurance n9e Broker, sIus5Afs Ex osis aHE
and oEsnse: price. SIS % Phone neSp EN- 444I. 97aiA
vsss sSE SMoNg sfgsEH 9aRB PsfEy
4;fPi ri cINftRY ?ftH daEi eBiesck Deamon. a2-
hP x2r. Eve1TTde (. and trailer cempete With
S s 600sk soSRdas fgr sale johnson
sFssS i5s4 eas 5sessa,RS s1s5ss No 53anns
suction cups for easy car top Transports
SIT: PEYWooP DINGHY and car top
eAFT JSek s yss sa e M0e ehes
apeake 16 sail boats Rear 900 Maine
ave. s.w., opposite Hogates.
:its Or condition: cash for same. 7s7
MoToRBoAT, 16 #. marine motor. with
equipment; reasonable price Call WA
9l20. Do not call Sunday.
3S FIT. MATTHEWS double cabin, enclosed
bridge cruiser: new 143-h power Chyrsler;
owners stateroom, double berth, private
lavatory; , other cabins, sleep five guest
lav. abundant storage, well equipped gsl-
ley. light plant, Pen-Yan dinghy and other
features. fine cond GIL, 6sS6.
FOR SALE, 2s-tt: cabin cruiser, newly
engine in trst-class condition. Can be seen
ct the Shell Oil Co.'S Wharf, Alex. Va. :
EyINRUDE ana Elso ourpoaro motors
and parts; used parts. factory represeota-
tives. 7a7 11th sc.
SHE 42-FT. twin-screw 3-cabin Flagship
cruiser with accommoda tions for persons
offers the ultimate in modern hull design;
easy to drive. dry, seaworthy: prompt de-
livery OWENS YACHT CO.. Dundaik. Nd.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

DESIRED by refined Gentle girl with cul-
tured Spanish speaking family for 1-2
month prior leaving for job in South
America. Can help with housework or
shlldren. Excel; refs Box l62M, Star. :
LADY, retired Govt CLERK, wants board,
room on first hoor near bath OF house or
bungaiow in Nd suburbs. Reasonable
Permanent II satisfactory. Box 1o5-M,
Star
WANTED-Room and board, Va emp
mother, 2yr old aauehter. Can furnish
crib. Can YOU arrange day care of cnllo?
co $500 ext 1U5
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APARTMENTS UkFURhlsHEp.

! MILES d, C., on new highway .: new
apt. unfinished but l!veable 4 rooms,
garden: GOOD fishing, SIS per mo. J. /.
FHILLIPS. AccockceE, Md
LIVING ROOM, bedroom, dining space,
house. VIII provide this unit andss srna i
salary in exchange for service OF younp
lady as receptionist. age % TO 30 neat
appearance ard some college training re-
aulTed Of applicant. Write Box SOL. Star.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1900 IRVING ST. N.E.-Desirable front
furn. room adjoining semiprivate bath.
refrigeration, breakfast priv. only. no
smoking or drinking, $40 for 81, $50 for
I41I MONROE ST. N.E.-Nicely furn. rm..
private. home, bus at door, single or dou-
81 81 T5G EHsF PeE cAPfro pr P9 srpoub,e ssg,
to bath: suitable for empl couple or i
gentleman; $40 and $50 per mo. AT
1927. -l7
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BABIES. me to yrs. 40 miles from
D. c.; bus BY gate. Call Falls Church 1888
NICE, COMFORTABLE HOME for elderly
couple; board. room, laundry fGrnlsned
bungalow home, with ali conVenienCes, on
first floor; % miles from Washington, on
excellent road; Va. Trailways bus goes by
house. Details, CH. SG41.
MOUNTAIN REST HOME, modern, screen
ed porcheS; So day: near Greyhound bus
service. Write or call long DIST. 5U9-F31. .
MRS. o. NJ. GOCHENOUR, Edinburg, Va. :
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COAL, WOOD ond FUEL OIL.

LoRDWOOD FREE-Long lengths must
be sawed up and hauled away. Easy to
Ieach construction Job SARGENT rd. and
emerson st. ne. See MR.. BRUCE SMITH
GORDW00D on stump. pine: several hum
GREG cordS Tor sale. Hyattsville 559S.
aNDlhoNS' hre tools ac'esIs ano al me-
EROMWFLL. 723 9TH st NV ME- iI34
MIXED IS SLAB WOOD, cut IA inches; ,
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For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

included in advertisements under
Rooms. Apartments and Houses for rent.
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where Star box num-
substituted for the address In such
cases The Star will secure the exact
address. which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest.
Evening star., 1946-06-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

cola KALORAMA RID. NV, Just off Conn.
aVe-Double room for 2 young ladies'; ex-
THE COLONY CLUB. 3O32 N st. NV
vacancies available for governmental and
professional girls: convenient transp.; $50
and S55 mo. MI. 20S4. -22
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
THREE ROOMS. kitchen and bath. unfur-
nlshed, 500: Seat Pleasant. Md; take one
child. give day care if needed; veterans
only HI 1367-M after 10 am.
APTS. SUBURBAN WANTED.
READY TO PAY 6 months rent in advance
for apartment between HyattSville and
College Park, Md. Union 4l25 1S|
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GOL0RED-1511 CHURCH st. NV
Lovely Lovely room, newly decorated; home privi-
ieseS leg N 3l9 3oao week; couple or single peo-
eoLoRhDMisar ea6 HH sge2 SWAN sr.-1arse rie front
saSR eaeR IN No sf74 sf 3 nicely furnished; s. yk
very si,,,, large room for 3 girls. single beds,
e5iKsff; s Sefs safh S. NWRss ~ gs srEs
rpI sfpn' So F9om De for sa g to share with another
pc per ,Udx Wk employed person, absolutely sober
cofoRED-ss, C ieSsIs: IRVING ST. N.w-Flr7ont l7
couple only Christian home: SO both 1'e per
GoLoRED-7si OTIS rL. N.w.-Men, ?,
davr Snafe rooms: fo: Apply any time SUM-. week
eoIoRED-ssos seSs RED a,@: wARpER ST. NJ n:
New Mew!y furnished n he'd room for 2 girls Or .
CECIL APT, downtown, 9TH and L sts.
n.w..,single room for gentleman; SIS per
msHfh qssa srK1Nc EF a2so: sD: NV. o. block from
beds, large closet. with adjoining porch
srIsae fente as vns boms So s59 month
m modern NV: apartment. Secretary service,
sS mnfa1E VaRNuM sp1 81 fok kWExtrs star large
bR from closets s bns nicely
section. co9l; $47.50 per. mo- IA. 03S3.
D0WNTOWN--;Large room. twin-bed room
suite me next Path Path 11l5 sth st. NV. Apt.
35l, 11th ST. Nw.-Large front room;
geentlemen gen men onl only, $50 monthly. DU. 5000.
1914 !3th ST: N.W.-Front rm.. share kit.
ap and bath BATH SIT per wk. for couple. Call
GEORGEToWN. 3143 Dumbarton ave-
private home elec. fan available man
only. $50. DE. 231S.
722 QUEBEC-Gentleman of good habits
to share lge. rm.. twin beds, shower, tele-
phone. trans, $50. ia 1859 is
1908 3Sth ST. NV, near Bureau of Stand
ards-Available transp. Naval Hospital;
single rm. businesswoman; unusually at
tractive: !ge. garden: pvt. professional
family. S35. EN- 5O79
1dI2 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished,
next to bath. gentle. pref. sgle., S10 dble.,
ST.: unlimited phone.
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Evening star., 1946-07-24

hoped to have 1t ready before they
came back" But it's not ready.
Everything happens to June
Haver-including Dave Rose and
Farley Granger, with whom she di-
vides her free hours. June reported
for her picture, Il Wonder Who's
Kissing Her Now" with swollen eye
lids-yes, the sun. And on the first
day of shooting, can of paint ex-
ploded and burst into flames few
inches away from her. She was lucky
to escape serious injury.
Joseph Gotten has postponed his
trip to England for The Voice of the
Turtle" with Margaret SULLIVAN un-
til next spring. -. Cornell Wilde tells
me that enterprise also is bidding for
his Lord Byron" Just keep bidding
boys. Mr.. Wilde loves it's. :. I saw
Myrna 10y lunching with Tay Gar
nett at "the club" and I thought
they were cooking up a picture deal
But no-it's friendship, just friend
ship. Myrna is due to start THE
Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer." But
I don't like that title" Myrna tells
me. I bet they keep it though. Cary
Grant is the bachelor; Shirley Tenn
Pile, the bobby soXer.
| tReleased by NANA.)
Evening star., 1946-07-24

'uan ana naF ia "a l5t4 barEss Nsw 1eEey os
Lewis 4. swain: e. 3 ~ and Anita M. Durkins
Howard WA W b Melniek. NJ H 6se ao and nd Elaine oolub
clarence, r. ,Newman, ~, Riyerdale. Md.
Md, and Clara E, Hudson. 90. SO,
Quebec pl, NV.
Mary 7. Wit W6ite. "a, IS Sun ST. NV va "A
William H. Boucher. "a, Bethesda, Md
and Anna M Myers, 10. 5l3 Taylor st
Wilbur H. slasle. ir,, 30. 1874 Q st. NV
and Kathryn S. Reimer 25, 172s q ST
Edward, J. Morris, -s5. a4s St. sw
Carl J. Lundmark. ir. %. 1913 Adams ST
ne ne and Roberta E. Hermann "a 243
Leroy Darby. 80. and Dollie Coleman, 20
both OF 24s l4th pl. ne.
shire ave. NV, and Helen F. o Brien. y.
Everett. Mass
Herber, NJ. Rutherford, jr., SO. 1909 Ken
Henry s. s Kari; ; =; Il. Il Arlington, and Mar
Alfred L. Smith. :'6. 30i6 3oth st. Sc
and Milhe J. Hatton. "a. 770l Georsi
Daniel NJ ostrow. 81, Chevy Chase. Md
Island ave. ne.
aeSTgs 9; ?; ssteRsle Il, s5 s1d Emily !!
Alfred C. Ellington. 22. 1928 st, Sc.
and Giadene Freeman, 22, 1928 36ti
Charles E. Lane, 20, 1881 D st. Sc. an,
Golette B. M. Mathel-Tharin. 2l, Paris
Ra;ph v, .,S Galore, s2 q. c 1874 Kennedy st
Gailatn st NV. o
NV and Audrey l. Bethune, 26, 17O;
L'qyd IddaEs sais q 4n1iaa and Ess0sth c.
Henry r. Pugh, 81. and Elsie e. oden, 80
prsfs beth q Of CHEVY Chew, Chase, Nd; sur
Leonard H. Heitmuller, 33 1915 shephers
s.. NV, and Mary L. Wolf, 49, 443;
Julian B. Edwards. %, 5117 Connection
ave- aye NV; and Gladys c. Jackson. 10
Joseph T. Restifo. 81. 1871 New Hampshir,
aye, NV, and Nellie A. McVey, 23, 200f
Francis Warren, 25, 4Is Ridge st. NV
and Rose A. Webster. II, 1909 4th
Lawrence D. Ballenger, "a. 215O st
nv, and Minnie C. Farmer, %. 1907
n. Clifton liio st st. n.w ooo
louise T. Fleming nil 37, '5 soe4 q 5s ssnd 'af at
NV.
william L. weIKer. ~. aaithersburv. Md
NJ, and az. Doris 4 Glisson, 10, ia 9Th st. Sc
ne, and Gloria "A. Lake, 40, Airing
Harold W. Dean. 81. 1919 M st. NV .ne
Elizabeth 81 a e, T. Reitano. 20, 1901 Kennedy
Porter W Lewis, 81. 1885 California st
pp.W;,' and Dorothy B. Jones, rs, 1441
Robert seT p ?; West. "a. 1923 Monroe st. ne
st. ne
Robert S Bell, 90 Arlington. Va. an,
Enora T Thompson. IS. 5000 Connecti
Ma and vlrsina l. L. Bruno r e'ol4 q. ?Nsn isn'
sherwood st. ne
Hiram P; Everett 27; $50 Emerson st
Frank 6. Sawyer, 81. Arlington, Va an,
VI Be,te u n n HoEei 33 Reno; Ney.,
John K Gusts ~, $3.50 Partridge Ian
Gbsss Giw; and Md Naomi H, slVis' 34' chey!
Joseph L. johnson. e5. o3e 9th st n.
and Geneva M. Stewart. 81, 1888 st
Hezekiah Driggers, 81, 1a2 North carolns
aye Sc and Oneida Cameron, "a, 20s
joseph ' shimck, 6s. Dundaly. Md. ane
Hilda v. Grigsby, 43, 2715 14th St W
George E. Morgan. ir.. %. 1910 Legation
ssta,nnw: and Madonna K. Burggraff 2l
Lu6oa 6oSh sass 81 sa4 + ST. and se Geneva Rush 1'
Adam J. C. Washington: 26, 4233 Edisor
9l,1 p Re sooss and Elizabeth M. Proctor. Is
Amos . william. fHGin - aa' sos 9Th St &C.. .nc
Bertha Morris. 20, 1910 10Th st. NV
Evening star., 1946-07-24

Norman z. chrismore, %. and Joyce N.
Ernesto DiSandro, 81, 1887 Oates st. ne.
and Raftaela Shavatt, 23, POI 8 st. ne.
Issued at Rockville.
Russell A. Davis. 80, Somerset. Mass. and
Md
Clarence. E. selph, 23. Washington. and
Iris M. Wsrburton. 21, Arlington
Andrew j. Harris. %. Washington, and
Rose z. Robinson. %, -WaXlaw. N. C.
Robert w; Singleton. 81, Valley, n. c.. and
Jackie Hlnson, 10. Marshall, Va.
David Bissell, 21. and Mary Louise Malone
IS, both of Cabin John
Marion Borski, 81. and Lois H. Erwin, 21
both Of Bethesda. Md.
Philip w Root, jr, 22. Silver Spring, and
| Elizabeth A. Trevillian, 25. Tskoms
PARK
Herman Ross. "a. and Janice H. Cross
80, both OF Washing ton,
and Loyce M. Smith, 10, Monroe. La.
Evening star., 1946-07-24

GOOD old Harry may not
" know it, but he won't be in
vited to her house again not
while he goes around looking
like something out of a derma-
tologist's chamber of horrors.
Don't take chances with infec-
tious dandruf. At the first sign
of fakes and scales get started
with Listerine Antiseptic and
massage. Listerine Antiseptic
treats the infection as it should be
treated. :. with antisettie action.
1t kills germs associated with
Evening star., 1946-07-24
YOU AREN'T WELCOME, MISTER-BETTER START TODAY
WITH LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC AND MASSAGE!

dandruff by the million, in
Guiding the stubborn bottle
bacillus" which many author
ities regard as a causative agent
in the infectious type of dandruf.
1t helps get rid of those fakes
and scales (. alleviates itching.
Your scalp and hair feel swell.
In series of tests 76% of dan
druf patients showed complete
disappearance of, or marked i'm
provement in, the symptoms of
dandruff at the end of four weeks
Of twice.a-day Listerine Antisep.
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SHERIDAN 6. Go. Az: Ao:, = IS. sh;Fids". i a

Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today Through Friday-OLIVlA DE
HAV1LLAND, PAUL HENREID. IDA
LUPINO in DEVOTION" AT /, $40,
$50, 7:30 and 9:40
Evening star., 1946-07-24
Graham
Continued From Page B-10.)

of view? Pat was brought to Holly
wood to work with Van johnson in
mo Leave, No Love" There is
nothing more lined up for her at
Metro I spotted Anne Baxter S
mother at goth Century-Fox yes
terday and she's here ahead of her
honeymooning daughter to get the
house shipshape for when Anne and
John Kodiak come back here this
week END. They're building on a
bathroom dressing room to Anne
house." says Mrs. Baxter, "and they
Evening star., 1946-07-24

tic treatments. And remember,
Listerine Antiseptic is the same
antiseptic that has been famous
for more than 60 years in the
field of oral hygiene. Lambert
Pharmacal Co., St. LoAis, Mo.
Evening star., 1946-07-24
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. la1os, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 10ait three tull days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1946-07-24

Adams g. Zajkowski. 81. Scranton, Pa, and
Florence l. Rice. SO. Silver Spring.
Edward w Medford 23, and Laura C.
Sellers, 25. both OF Washington.
Ross B. Skinner, %. and Jessie G. Wilson,
Fl, both of Detroit, Mich.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-07-06
MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
MAIDEN, MASS, July l. =.
The inspiring Sunday morning
sermon Excess Baggtge" was
was preached by Rev. Robert
Johnson Smith to a large congre-
cation The services were followed
by a Dedication service for Baby
Wayne Alfred Hynson, son of
Mr. and Mrs Cleo Hynson. The
Godparents are Mr.. ind Mrs. Clin-
ton H. Minor. The visitors attend
ing the services were as follows:
Mr.. E. A. Gibbons, Mr.. George
W. Williams, Mr.. Stanford J.
Hoyle, all of Roxbury, Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton Minor of Boston,
Miss Eva Shelf of Richmond, Vir-
ginis and Mrs. Leroy Sneed of
Maiden. The Superintendent of the
Church School, Mrs. Ruth E. Day
assisted by Mrs. Mildrer Sparrow
presented the graduates of NAL
den, Everett and Melrose High
Schools with sterling silver lead
pencils to the boy graduates and
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-07-06
Salvation Army
Observes 81Sf Year

Elghty-one years ago, on July
2, 1865, Rev. William Booth
founded the Salvation Army in
Londons East Side Ito meet
need at the point Of need"
The need was to reach the un-
Churched masses in the Stun
district, and preach to them the
gospel of Christ he did. Later,
because he reasoned that the
people he preached too, also
needed physical necessities, he
opened food kitchens and homes
for the homeless.
Today the official status Of
the organization is that it is now
iunctioning in 81 countries and
colonies, with $4,000 officers and
100000 Salvationists. This In
ternational Army" extended the
friendly hand of helpfulness to
men in the Allied Forces 225
million times on 26 fighting
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-07-06
WEST NEWTON
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

M l., LAON BAR llS SE1ONOn
Rev. J. H. Dennis, Pastor
What a speed, Man passing his
own record. But God is Just
ahead, and says be still, be care
full; watch the wind and waves
Gods handy work above mans
wise and destructive inventions.
Be still, and know that | am God
of all the earth. Meet with us at
Mt. Zion Sunday, July 2, 10:45
A. NJ. Theme: zone lesson. 1880
P. NJ. "a Bad Heart. What
light Rev. Dennis turned on that
lesson, the lesson of a child or
children. Innocent children can
not hold malice. No room in those
little hearts. Etc. End Lesson,
simplicity, sincerity, childlikeness
singleless of purpose, A lesson of
trust, that depends on memory
you promised me so and so. A
little child shall lead themf 4th
Lesson: submission, quick to give
in work for the good of others.
Etc. 1880 P. NJ. The Evening
topic: "a Bad Heart" and weak
rands. There is no change in ma
ture's laws of all life. The law
of human life never changes, it's
conduct and not the life. A bad
heart may have a strong desire.
But someone must do for you,
your hands are too weak. Etc.
What of Gods law. Should we
break His and keep ours. Take
this 18th verse which concludes
with 18th verse, Of power and
destiny under Gods wrath. Amen.
Gods way is always best. Come
to Zion.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-07-06
w O r. CESTER
1T is ALL RIGHT NOW
J. n. Edwards, , Liberty ST., Worcester 5

gold plated pencils for the girl
graduates. Virginia Carter, Shir-
ley Hodges, Btrbara Mason,
Barbara Eaton, Thelma Lassiter,
Catherine Boone, Althea Howard,
Charles Smith, Jr., Wilbur Ellis
graduating from Everett High
School. The graduttes of Maiden
High School were Louise Collins,
Kenneth Paris, Turner Rose, Jr.
and Harold Desmond, r, Dorothy
Sampson, as a member of the
graduating class of Melrose High
School. Alonzo Tucker, Lonnie
Sparrow, Turner Rose, Jr.,
Charles Smith, T., and Kenneth
Ptrish have recently been induct-
ed into the Army. A Testimonial
Reception will be rendered to
Rev. James L. Jackson at the
Emmanuel Baptist Church, Sum
day, July 14th at $3.50 P. NJ.
Thomas E. Sneed of Maiden
has rejoined members of the
former Caisson Choir, consisting
of former enlisted men of the
35Oth and 351st Field Artillery.
Htying gained recognition as a
morale builder overseas, the
choir is now in Washington
where they will addition for a
tentative interracial c. B. S. pro-
gram. The choir will also be
heard at three concerts while in
Washington.
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fronts during the recent war
William Booth, founder and FIRST
General of the Army, was sue.
ceeded in turn by Generals vii.
liam Bramwell Booth, Edward ]
Higgins, Evangeline Booth, Geo
L. Carpenter and on the iaGtera
retirement ON June 81, 1915, AL
bert Osborn became the General
Incorporated in the Common.
wealth Of Mass, as The Saliva
ton Army Of Massachusetts, Inc
"a religious and charitable Or
ganization," Colonel Richard F
stretton is Provincial Cornman-
der Of the New England State,
and has his headquarters in
Boston.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, July
2. Mrs. Bessie A. Whiting,
formerly of this city, now resid-
ing at Hampden, Mass, has been
granted a divorce from James C.
Whiting of this city. Mr.. WILDER
W Clinton is spending a vacation
at Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr.. James A.
Hunter of 72 Congress ST., went
to Washington, D. C. to join his
wife and little son James Jr., and
will also enjoy the company of
the Orlando All Star baseball
players from Orlando, Fl, of
which he was a former member.
Mrs. John D. Massey of 72 Essex
Street entertained friends with a
dinner party Sunday afternoon.
They were: Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Batman of Amherst, Mass; Miss
Corinne Dunkly of Hartford. Mr..
Buster Crump and girl friend and