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Evening star., 1946-05-12
STORES FOR RENT.

STORES OR OFFICES for rent in W. sec
Phone DI 1851 -12
BUILDING with street-level store: . show
windows. near corner 11th and H sts
NV Box 426-E. Star. 12'
F ST. NV. STORE, reasonable for type OF
business adaptable for location. Consult
IDEAL OPTICAL SERVICE. S02 F st. n w
al? E. CAP ST-First-fioor store, suit
able for many types of business Call
rent dept, LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO,
Me. 5400. IA
UPPER GEORGIA AVE-Available soon:
will sell 4-year lease for $1,000. Box
xrW 1nG,E; sEnpp,Nc Sta5p CENTER now readv &c Col.
lege Park, Md; stores for rent, for drug
store. for grocery. for barber shop, for
electrical shop, etc. S135 Baltimore ave.
CORNER STORE, 1sx75 it.; prominent
location, adjacent Sears Roebuck and
ne. and NV. LOUIS BURMAN. RE. 16S.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
OFFICES FOR RENT.

vACANT-I218 WISCONSIN AVE. NV,
once or LIVING quarters or .D BOTH 81 secona ono
1nH senant. sa a: Ap Il. BAcAs. Reaitor. lii4 II H
$, NV p1, 81 fa5t7S235 I s. Tuo floors s.cb
iH$e Il modern once space -s,'isss E.seilsas p
inf ins IS Silss sstisfactory. RoBERT ". SAVAGE,
!$ oFi0s st. lTSts WV s0s MODERN se Sq
ease as an entirety, to trade association
ROBERT. W. SAVAGE, s13 Union Trust
FGEIY FUEL NA EoGfPPEp t1iS OFFICE. advertising
NV. Call Ex. 0556 between and 5,
DESIRABLE large office space upto-date,
trlct, near 11th. BY appt. MR.. ELLIS,
SoSS. rs AA'tE, AND R:-snd f.. 3 rooms and
is s. 81 Ha SsF ssFnsE sEs.5is IF 5t4 }os
y M REENsTE5N = e.: s Me- hsal s4s6 49,, Iho =,
newly remodeed bldg. 5 rms. . .lavatories.
all in beautiful condition Near. court
s.db rbo, dc area re win nea, lease
LEO M. BERNSTEIN e. CO., NE. 5400.
space for medical use now available; near
Doctors Hospital. George Washington Hos
ptsl pns and, and Medical s, Center I've. suite
naSsI Leo 81" n fs BERSsrHiN Elm '05oer co Ne e
TWO OFFICES. approx. $50 So IT. newly
tyee1 rssf h L esad s9d M; immediate occupancy.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE or shop space
900 50: IT.. heated, in front basement OF
downtown apt. house; separate front en-
DESK sPAcE in nam modern GS ONCE. near a.afi i4th
and Eye NV, includes telephone. secre-
Cali DI. 5000. " NA' " ''' " -la ~
OFFICES. 3 and 4 rooms. s11o to S12o;
cs SoN AsnetoH tNG a aad 1874 for
NV between 18th and 18th. End floor OF
Ss5 sSaisIS 1sbs sl rent Eve go ST. Per
ffHhe i9fh AN6 rs new s9 YORK AvE.-Larse front
sesR from tys White sna aouss so0Ri sH s
ROOM 14x25 in handsomely furnished
layers suite. downtown oface bldg. DI.
pIoWNToWM I. yySo suite Of : rooms in cheies
afa af coNs acHossins ASH SInaay second-oor oce
,asa t9T Tesi Nl eftate or associated business
/, l. and N; immediate occupancy. Cali
FREE OFFICE SPACE in exchange for
part-time answering telephone: just the
thing for some one wanting TO keep over
head down Call DI 5000. -15
CONN. AVE.-First and second floor offce
spaces to rent, approx. 500 so. 1T. per
focr! additional basement space avail.
per floor. 1888 Conn. ave NV -l3
ll05 X ST. N.W.-Three-story building
being remodeled for ofices; suitable for a
large organization; will rent as whole
or eroI in part. TEMPLE REALTY CO.. Ex
e6O0 BLOCK CONN. AVE. N.W.-Entire
second floor; will divide; spot loca alton
LARGE USFuRNisMED NJ nR s;iIs OFFICE for ml sen,
on PENNSYLVANIA ave, near Government
departmsnts Box 406-E, Star I2s
FOR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION-Ap.
proximately $4,000 SO. It.. available al
once: near 18th and Mass ave. NV
W,EsAyGR ,pEsayGF BROS" INC. DI. $500. Wash
413 18th ST: s.E.-suitable for business
Or ONCE. Call Ii. 1891. HALL g. BRO.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

Now VACANT-5, 600 50. it, street level.
1-story brick bldg. 50-ft. frontage on busy
loft. alley; possession at settlement. DI.
10000 sSa, so FEET, second commercial mla
eround, suitable for warehouse or com
mercial bldg. fronting over 300 feet on
BlacensburR rd; ne, PRICED right for
MODERN FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. win
dows ell sides. wide skylights. 16-foot
ceiling. height. approximately 1900 square
all improvements; property zoned indus
trIal: located convenient section Alex
ndria vii sell gr lease on long tern term
DI 5000: ewes CHI 923s IA
WAREHOUSE. in rear of 1919 18th st
naNed alley. RE 3I49. -12
Evening star., 1946-05-12
SUMMER HOMES,

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. = Top fioor, i
f,i hfuse room, private entrance bath, elecc..
J NAY a, l51sspt : p, IA; *; $3.50; FL; 1914. -l2
ocean. for July or August. at Rehobeth or
cape May. Phone Columbia 023S.
MONTREAL, N. c., want accommoda a tions
for for July; will rent or exchange
Gheyy S,t ", Chase home for same. WI. 5494.
or any part thereof. waterfront residence,
furnished. at least three bedrooms; located
Washington and South Of Annspolis; n viii III
pay liberal rent. Box 479-E. Star. ~.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
COUNTRY PROPERLY FOR SALE

COUNTRY HOME-Immediate possession
Northern Maryland. Brick stucco, rooms
bath, lavatory, electricity, furnace, 3 fire.
poultry house. stable. spruce and maple
shade, high location, beautiful view. Neal
famous boys preparatory school. Ideal fol
retired ofhcer. Half hour to river mile te
U. s.. Route /; hours drive to Baltimore
Wilmington and Lancaster $500 witt
IA acres; $4,000 Eith Is acres AZ terms
+ Port pepos3s G 9Dfi Md Fl phon. sIs8Sr sss1 REALTY
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-Prince George
County, nr. Aaussco: lust renovated; 8
rms. and bath. acres, lawn. trees. gar
grade and high school buses. W. q. b
MORRISON, 10 East Mulberry st.. BALTIC
=. Mo. ia
Evening star., 1946-05-12

WOULD LIKE 70 PURCHASE desirable
lots in Silver Spring or nearby. direct from
owner; will pay cash. Please phone 81,
CASH IMMEDIATELY for lots or acreage,
.. c., Va. or Md, JESS FISHER, 913 New
, York aye nv; RI. 5000. Is
in nearby Md. or District Of Columbia; !;
must have sewer and water available,
Sah Mr.; sHRRIN, 915 N. Y. ave. NV.
WANTED LOTS or acreage in D. c., Mary.
land or Virginia, with sewer and water
available: state cash price; will cooperate
with brokers. Write Mr.. Walter, B. F.
SAUL CO. .925 18th st. NV. -i5
SMALL LOT, Ist commercial, for junk yard,
rent reasonable: state location and terms.
Write Box 169-B, Star 10
20 TO 40 LOTS in Virginia, with public
sever and water in: price range OF $500 to
SrossrI SrSo per ,rvlf lIot Cash deal Owners snd
IL PAY % CASH ior lots in b. G Or nearby
Evening star., 1946-05-12

HILLsBORO, Vas acres, Groom house
electricity. water in kitchen; large barr
watered: this is one of the most fertii.
farms in Northern Va, fronting on hard.
surfaced road: $4,000. j. L, G. WEST
JOHN .. TAYLOR r. C. 2135.
LA ACRES. Groom house, bath, electric.
ity. nice shade, bank barn, other usua
farm buildings, excellent land, mosti,
under cultivation. streams, paved road, 2s
miles g p; C.; Price. $50. 900: terms
Brcsius Bldg.. Rockville. Nd. Phone 633
Evening star., 1946-05-12
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

RENT-FREE DESK SPACE, mail and tele.
phone service, in return for small amount
of typing and bookkeeping; real estate pre-.
DESK sPACE. reasonably priced, with q,
without stenographic service, at 1Oll
18th ST. NV I3s
AT LAST-Co-op. once space, furn, sec
monthly. $50 st. NV, Rm. sos, ME
Evening star., 1946-05-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

DIRECT FROM OWNERS = Vacant LIST
commercial lots on busy thorouRhfares
No commission to pay. Give exact loca-
ton and price. Write Box 7O-D, Star.
BY LoNG-EsTABLIsHED FIRM. for auto
repclr, second CONNIE rciRl building, about
5000 Sc IT.; will buy or lease, W. L.
SH1PLEY. 927 18th St. NV. MA. 1855
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to purchase di-
rect from owner; small modern home with
acreage in nearby Virginia suburb. Cali
MR.. BENNETT, CHI. 2437. -l2
Evening star., 1946-05-12
OFFICES FOR RENT tcen,. J

DOCTORS sUITE-Beautiful layout. larTe
enough for l or 2 doctors; l4th and Co.
lumbia road; $125 per month. DI. 6074
or NE. 4olS.
ATLAS BLDG. 527 9th st. nw.-Desirable
ofices: Apply RIM. 10. lie Droit Bldg,
S00-Sl0 p st. NV. IL
VACANT Small private office, end n.
front; 1110 18th st. NV; S26 per mo.
includes heat and light
Vacant. 1st f. office about ] 900 50. IT..
1923 9th NV; reasonable rental HENRY
SALUS, 920 New York ave. NV. Phone
MA. 1862. -lr
Evening star., 1946-05-12
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tc.nt.I

CoLeRED-fth ST. NEAR r. I. ave. NV.
..--First eemniercisl; i-story brick bldg.
60xi00 its excellent location for whole
sale OF. retail business: possession at time
OF settlement Call DI. S724. N. BASIL1-
CoLoRED-ath ST. s.w. BR.. heart Of
colored business section: large store and 2
rms: 2nd floor. 3 rooms and bath: special,
S10.500. J. q H. REALTY CO., TR. 203S.
EYES. RA a44l II
Evening star., 1946-05-12
FOR RENT
LOTS WANTED.

IDEAL for open storage for builders equip
nent, etc: 10th and Franklin SITS. ne
GICHNER. MA. 1870.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
COUNTRY PROPERTY wAkrfp.

WAN1kD-smaN farm or aereage, nearby
Mentkomfry County. eH. 3444 II
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
WILL BUY OR RENT house vicinity b. c,
r, up to SIP $4,000; can n exchange house sub
OWNER desires to trade approx. 21a acres.
! block from Washington Golf and Country
nearby Va, either occupied OF unoccupied.
CHI 1890 Ia
ROoMiNG HOUSE. fully furnished and
occupied, for sale by owner: S-room brick
house, with bath, INV. oil heat. etc, in
s.w.. near Capitol: live in part and rent
rooms; terms. MA. 1925 or CO. OIL.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR SALE.

RENT-15 acres, 8 rms, Colesville,
Slh mo-; bad roads. Pleasant 1919
Evening star., 1946-05-12

COLORED COMMUNiTY Of beautiful ane
picturesque Green Valley. Arlington; lot!
different sizes; easy terms Call OWNER
COLoRED-APT. GROUND AT Soc A FIT
$4,000 so. it. with over 2OO-ft. frontage
on Alabama ave. at 24th st. Sc. Sewer
and water in the street. Also srade school
and bus service. r A. CRAWFORD, owner
ME 2Tl3. AID. 1855 Il,
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GE. 1887.
ATTENTION. BUILDERS. Approx. 100, ,ooC
So; It T., in very desirable sc. location; zoned
Or apis R q. DUNE. AT. $500 i ask 10, foi
,Ev. MR. CURLING; ewes. and suns, no. 578s
thropgh high school, See j; 4; DILLARp
FiLS Fl Rcfsrs Hffhs view M 81
sgsr s5zs; 1sixlo5: l6d price s. 600 aaaHA X
PINE RiDGE-The answer to the rapidly
growing demand for well,located suburban
If have lonF cherished
planned, highly restricted suburban com
munity naaIy, y99l be interested in seeing this
fsSn S:S so,t SRN fSosERTiEs eSssS isss
bETHEsbA aNf Es1,s casfs5 tMB l66RNER-choiee sz.
saasre fos s. Ii IT. BAAs A sss ssn
bEAuT1FGLhY Fl h.Y LocaTEb M a os0 On hard-sur-
faced street. Water, sewer. gas. One and
from Hyd one ana
opposite Dude Ranch. .Wash.-Balto. Blvd.
F5s s Rseff aaasK HsEk st0e aAN Fl ND s
ss iys OF psnsf P1ssk
square foot. Information by appointment
only only q R2INoWTTz ,lyy7 CO, Bond Blds
1876. "a mile south of Falls Church, Va.
$1,000. DI. 0954 Sunday or after d pm.
weekdays.
TAKOMA APT. LOT. paved street. side
walk utilities, little grading or excavatins
needed; plans 6-unit BLDG included under
35c It; also adjoining lots Colesville I'd.
BELLEVUE FOREST-Hishly restricted
wooded rolling homesites near the WASH
ineton Golf and Country Club in nearly
Arlinston Co: All city conveniences in
streets curb and gutter reasonable terms.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.. exclusive i've
AGENTS, 2S40 Wilson blvd, Arlinrton, Va.
CHI. 3s36; eyeninEs, CH. 7O06. -l2
Evening star., 1946-01-09

announcing that it had received
three of his plays and would pro-
duce one next year. That will be
''The Ice Man Cometh," with Eddie
Bowling as director and star. The
others will follow at dates unspe-
cited.
Now comes Hollywood with its
contribution to the O'Neill news.
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer has decided,
most Interestingly, that it will make
a musical version of O'Neill's last
produced play, "Ah Wilderness"
Last Time Hollywood ventured
into the works of O'Neill it was in
the production of Long Voyage
Home" Dudley Nichols adaptation
of several O'Neill short plays.
The cinema had nothing finer to
offer in its season.
Evening star., 1946-01-09

After all those years of silence,
Eugene O'Neill has come back to
create little less than furore in
the world of ultra entertainment
The Theater Guild it was which
broke first into the news with ONeill
Evening star., 1946-01-09

subject to the same ticket sale rules
as those which governed last years
performance of Dear Ruth"
That is to say, the National will
surrender jurisdiction completely
Instead of being sold through the
theater box office, the tickets will be
handled by the Fund-raising Com
mittee's own staff. They will be sold
at the Ticket Hut, on Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite the theater. Mr..
Plohn's statement on the subject
follows:
There will be no point in calling
or writing to the National Theater
since tickets will be in the hands of
the Roosevelt Birthday Celebration
Committee and will be sold through
this channel only"
Dates and prices for the sale have
not yet been set.
These specifications, of course, in
no way apply to the engagement of
Williams other play, "You Touched
Me-" They will be sold as usual,
through the theater's box Office
starting next Monday in case you
want to make a memo.
II Mr.. Williams comes to Wash
ington for what seems destined to
be sort of Williams week-and
few playwrights can resist the honor
OF a command performance visit
| it will bring him back from the
Mississippi delta country.
He has been there since shortly
after the opening of You Touched
Me" in New York last September
Busy, of course, on another play.
While the Command Performance
Committee was cogitating the text
iof its announcement of THE Glass
Menagerie," the merest coincidence
found Mr.. Williams press representa-
tive on You Touched Me" having a
cup of coffee in The Evening Stars
Ilunchroom.
Between sips, the pretty thing was
saying that she thought it a per-
fectly justifiable whim of the play
wright to take the name "Tennes-
See."
After ALL" she said, "he does not
like his real name of Thomas Lanier
Williams. And he is proud of the
family's Identification with the State
OF Tennessee. Why shouldn't he call
himself Tennessee Williams?"
No one had a devastating answer
to that, nor any other kind of an
answer. The pretty thing, therefore
went on to point out practical ad-
vantage of having such a name of
Mr.. Williams.
When he writes a memo, for ex-
ample, he does not have to sign a
full name as long. say, as your own.
He just writes Towns"
Not bad, at that, every one
thought.
With the Ted Gamble dinner be-
hind them, members of Variety Club
will get around next Monday to
their postponed induction of new sf- :
f1cers. The event scheduled for last
Monday was called off to avoid con-
f1ict with the Gamble dinner, a
must" on the schedule of every
Washington Snowman with whom
Gamble worked so brilliantly during
the war years.
X + 4 \
After all those years of silence,
Eugene O'Neill has come back to
create little less than furore in
the world of ultra entertainment
The Theater Guild it was which
broke first into the news with ONeill,
Evening star., 1946-01-09

Broadway. The latter will play a
one-week engagement starting Mon
day, January 81, which will run it
right into the command perform
Iance.
Choice of "The Glass Menagerie'
as infantile paralysis fund drive
play was announced by the commit
tee headed by Andrew r. Kelley
and Edmund Plohn, manager of the
National.
The single performance of "The
Glass Menagerie," which unques-
tionably will be complete sellout
as have all of its predecessors, many
of them less meritorious, will be
Evening star., 1946-01-09
For Eost Topic at Forum

Hallet Abend, New York Times
correspondent and author, wilt dis
cuss the outlook in Japan and China,
together with Americas general in
terests in the Pacific, at the May
flower Hotel at 8:15 pm. Friday.
The lecture, under the auspices of
the Charles Carroll Forum, will be
open to the public and will be fol-
lowed by a question and answer
period.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
Two Williams Plays Due
In Washington This Month
BY JAY CARMODY.

Tennessee Williams who has had the world Of
this month for his previous toward Washington
Before both of his
at the National They will be The Glass last
years which
the Command perfomance drama
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27
Lumberiacks Preparing
For N. Nj. Teachers
Next Saturday

Battered and muscle sore from
the game last week end with the
New Mexico University Lobos. the
Lumberjacks Of Arizona State Col
lege al Flagstaff turned out for
their first hard scrimmage OF the
week Tuesday afternoon TO get
into condition 10 meet the Silver
City. y NJ. Teachers College this
coming Saturday afternoon. Sep
tember 2s. at Flagstaff
The LobO game at Albuquerque
was a heart breaker in many
ways The Jacks led TO 0 until
late in the fourth quarter. when
the strong Lobo team pushed over
two touchdowns 10 win II 10 :.
Particularly encouraging was the
excellent pass defense mustered
by the Lumberjacks.
Head Coach Frank Brickey has
no serious injuries TO contend
with. All of his players will be in
shape by time the New Mexico
Teachers game starts.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27

Is transportation your toughest prob
lem today? Then you'll want TO
know how we can help you solve il.
First of all, come in and let US
show you what has happened at
Hudson-how 7 emand for these
fine new cars is met by steadily
increased prod
Second, let us keep you in the
drivers seal" with the aid of skilled
Hudson mechanics, using genuine
Hudson parts who can maintain
your car in safer driving condition
and assure higher rade-in value.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27
Coolidge Locals

0Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Sprinkles
and son. Fred. were dinner guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Johnson at Tucson Satur-
day. Mrs. Johnson Is the former
Melba Sprinkles. She and John
son left Sunday for Legion. Texas.
where Mrs Johnson has been
transferred as nurse from Tucson
veterans hospital to the veterans
hospital at Legion. Johnson plans
10 start his own BUSINESS there.
OMr. and Mrs. w r. Urton visit
ed friends In Gilbert Sunday. and
spent Monday in Phoenix on busi-
ness.
OMr. and Mrs. Ben Mirkin and
family and Miss Fay Diamond OF
Phoenix, their house guest, had
dinner at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cohen Sunday.
OMr and Mrs. A. " Jones of Gle
burne, Texas. are visiting Mrs. r.
c. Jones and Mrs. J. G. Davis. his
mother and sister respectively.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27
Burtons Celebrate
Their Golden Wedding
Anniversary on Friday

Mr. and Mrs. William +. Burton
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary with a family dinner
al their home on Friday. Septem-
ber 18th.
They were married at Donald
son. Arkansas. on Sunday. Sep
tember l3. 1896 and have made
their home here for many years.
All but two of their seven children
live out OF the state and were un-
able for various reasons TO be
present. at the anniversary dinner,
although gifts arrived. and are
still arriving. from each member
OF the family.
Those present at the Burtons
golden wedding dinner were their
daughter and her husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Tuggle, and their
son. Louis Burton.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27
Local BPWC Executive
Board Holds Special
Meeting Monday Night

The executive board OF Cool
idge Busines and Professional
Womens Club met Monday night
al the home OF Mrs. Sophie Cohen
for the transaction OF special bus
mess. Mrs. Ruby Elliott. presi-
dent was In charge.
Final plans for the year books
were made and IL is hoped they
will be ready for distribution at
the clubs next meeting. The book
covers will be gray with the clubs
emblem in silver and printing in
blue. provided the proper shade
can be procured. Miss Ruth Miller
is in charge of the printing aud
assembling.
ITO Work Together was chos-
en- as the Coolidge BPWC's motto,
after consideration OF several sug
gesiions. Silver and blue were
chosen as the club colors because
OF their use in the BPWC emblem.
A bachelor button was chosen as
the clubs flower, because OF its
royal blue color and also because
such selection by BPWC has its
humorous aspect.
Mrs. iva Gammage was ap-
pointed song leader and Mrs. Fern
Richardson was appointed musi-
clan for the club.
Announcement was made that
DIR. Josie NJ. Trinkle. state presi-
dent OF Arizona Federation OF
BPWC. will be here over the
week end to confer with Coolidge
club officials on bushes matters.
No social activities are being
planned.
The clubs next meeting will be
held in Community Presbyterian
Church recreation hall Tuesday
noon. according TO announcement
OF Mrs. Elliott. Important matters
are scheduled to come before the
group and the luncheon will begin
promptly at 1900 o'clock. All
members are requested by Mrs.
Elliott TO be present.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27

Or, you may find that we can show
you a good used car TO satisfy your
immediate needs.
Finally, take our word for it that
when you place your order, it will
be filled on the earliest possible
delivery date.
Slowly but surely, the struggle to
match demand with production is
being won. So, until the day you take
the wheel of a grand new Hudson,
remember your Hudson Dealer. He's
the man who can help you stay "in
tbe driper'5 seat"
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27

OJohn II. Dalton. seaman first
class. writes his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G.. Dalton, from Guam 10
let them know that he is well He
recently attended a three day ma
tive wedding that was really
something" he says. Dalton. who
is is. entered service in March of
1916 and went overseas in May
He has been a resident of Cool
idge for 9 years.
OMrs. Viola English OF Los An
geles accompanied her brother,
Don Andres. home Monday at the
conclusion OF his two weeks va
cation on the coast Mrs. English
will remain here for several days
visit with her brother and with
her cousin. Mrs. j. ]. Jones.
OMr. and Mrs. r. l.. Ward and
daughter, Joyce. returned to Cool
idge Saturday from Denver, Col
orado They spent most of the
summer at Dallas, Texas, visiting
Mrs. Wards mother and other rel
atives. but left a short time ago
for Colorado because of Ward S
health They have spent three
winters in Coolidge and plan now
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27
Sforie Honored with
Dinner Before Leaving
For Military Service

Willie Storie was honored by
his mother. Mrs. Fieeta Storis.
with a turkey dinner at their home
on sunday lie left Monday morn
ing for Phoenix TO report for mil
iitary service.
Guests were Mr. aud Mrs. Vic
DOssey. Mrs. Capitola Kyser. Miss
Connie Conrad OF Casa Grande,
Miss Mary Lee Brakeman. Miss
Wanda Revsls. Miss Mary Doug
las OF Florence. Miss Naomi Ma
pie OF Phoenix. Miss Sarah Jean
Martin. Kay Brakeman. Jean
Storie. Harvey Dawson. Jr.. Dale
Blakeman. Charles Wright, VII
liam cSkeeterl Dunn. Robert Hin
ton OF LaPalma, Dillon Storie and
Doyle Storie.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
PINAL COUNTY. STATE OF
ARIZONA
Estate of JAMES EDWARD
HOWARD. Deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN By
the undersigned Executor of the
estate of James Edward Howard
deceased, 10 the creditors OF and
all persons having claims against
the said deceased. TO exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers, with
in ten months after the first pub
lication OF this notice to the said
Executor at Coolidge, Arizona,
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said
estate. in said County OF Pinal.
W. T. SPRUELL,
Executor OF the estate OF
James Edward Howard,
deceased.
Dated at Coolidge, Arizona, this
25th day of September. 1916.
lst pub. Sept 81, 1916
Last pub. Oct. IS. 1916
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27

eMr. and Mrs Shelby Campbell
and family. who have recently re-
turned here from Texas to live.
have purchased the Jack Coker
home on Lincoln Avenue. The
Campbells made their home here
for many years prior to their past
years residence in Texas.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27
Teen Age Dance
On Saturday NIGHT

A teen age dance will be held
for Coolidge sophomore, junior.
and senior teen-agers at Coolidge
womans club Saturday night.
Dancing will be from 10 IL
O'Clock. Mrs. Roger Gates and
Mrs. Jack Pond will be hostesses
for the evening.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-27

GMr and Mrs. Ed Stringer re-
turned Wednesday from Hot
Springs. New Mexico. where they
spent two weeks.
OMr. and Mrs. Warren Eyer re-
turned Sunday from Tucson. where
they spent a week visiting rela-
tives and friends.