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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24
Ruth Geddie,
6. Y. Durham To
Wed Thursday
Ceremony To Take Place At
40'clock In Trinity Metho-
dist Church Here

Plans have been completed for
the wedding of Miss Ruth Geddie
Of Wilmington, and Gilbert V.
Durham of Durham.
The wedding will take place on
Thursday afternoon, November %,
at 4 o'clock in Trinity Methodist
church with the Rev. E. B. Fisher
officiating. Music will be present
ed by Mrs. Harris E. Billiard.
church organist, and Miss Frances
Hair. of Fayetteville, soloist.
Miss Dorothy Romeo, of Will
mington, will be maid :. of-honor
and only attendant. The bride will
be given in marriage by her
brotner, J. M. Geddie of Whining
ton.
c. T. Hill of Wilmington, will at
tend the bridegroom as best man
and ushers will be Worth Johnson
and 0. c. Durha m, Jr., of
Durham.
A reception will be held immedi-
ately following at the Sorosis club
hose, 1l6 North Third street for
out-of-town guests and members
Of the wedding party.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24
d. Paul's Society
Plans Service Today

IT, a
" n ~ Women's Missionary Socie-
will " 81. Paul's Lutheran church
feri nave the regular Thank Of
Ma service today at 5 pm. in
jce a OF the regular Vesper serv-
bss a. me church. At that time
IL. wv, VIII be the ingathering o!
~ Thank Offerings.
BE- e speaker for this service will
tor a ~ Elizabeth La Sale, direc-
And religious education. of st.
chnrehs Covenant Presbyterian
ID All members and interest.
press n,ehds are invited to be
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24
Presbyterian Church
Plans Play Tonight

The Pioneer group of the Cape
Fear Presbyterian church will give
a Chinese play at the church to-
night at Z o'clock, followed by an
address by Miss Jessie 1,al, for
mer missionary in China.
Special music will be rendered
during the evening.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Justice
of Castle Haynes, announce the
birth of a daughter, Harriet Faye,
on November 10 at Marion Sprunt
annex. Mrs. Justice is the former
Mary Blake of this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

MI. an Mrs. Wilton o. Justice
announce the birth of a son, Wilton
Wiley, on November II at Marion
Sprunt annex. Mrs. Justice is the
former Lillian M Rodgers OF
Acme.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED-Over a
quarter of a century of specializing in
the sale of fine homes. business and invest-
ment properties assures you of proper ap-
praisal and maximum service, courtesy and
efhciencyy: call me today for this personal
appraisal service and let my experienced
Eve. or Sun. phone Georgia 1900. L. +.
GGRAVVATTE, Realtor. 729 18th st. NV.
WANT TO BUY 2 to bedroom home in
nearby Va; cash; 4-room apt. available in
VIZ VIZ CAN SELL YoUR EtEi HOUSE Ia and ayVs get you
top cash price in D. c.. Md. or Va; free
appraisal: plenty clients waiting for quick
IA. 1868. ]. B. TIFFEY & SON. 316
Kennedy st. NV.
Continued on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1946-04-07
COLoRED-Park Road Housing Co.

CoLoRED@955 a6th ST. N.w.-6 rooms.
- s1o 26th st. nw-5 rooms. bath;
92o 1st st. s.w--e-family nat. 4 rooms,
go st n,w-lst commercial: 2-story
2437 K st. n.w.-6 rooms, brick, bath;
S43a x st. n,w.-6 rooms, brick. bath;
@55s Alabama ave s.e.-s1o.ooo.
9, 5ll3 ia 22nd st. n,w.-2-story brick;
Sor lots fuI9ost ip se s1oSass sash ,. z.rr,
zs.sen 1faS EA New york ri aUKRA1 AVE- nav CO. "a
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND SITS. NV.
d apartments; oil heat; income, S25s
per month month excel excellent buy price; Sao; 900:
bath gas heal; priced $500 to ss.75o 5''
ri, psa ny SECTION rooms
ss ssse Sats down
III: price. sis.5oo; substantial oan; down
colored-7th and P SITS, NV; first COM
mercial; m r rooms. h.-w.h.. bath; price.
Colored5ls St. near 18th NV: II rooms.
for physician or dentist: price. S23; 900;
Sa;R iss St. n9 S
CoLORED-PRESSED BRICK, rooms,
porcn. hardwood doorS.
Semidetached Groom brick, full base.
ment; st. s.e.: $1,000. MR.. WRIGHT,
HO. 1867, MI. 20S0.
CoLORED-lIOO BLOCK Bladensburg I'd.
NE rooms. bath. h.-w.h., elec.; lst
colored@sooo block 10th st. n.w.-s
rms, bath. h..w:h.; first commercial:
colored@soo block 4th st. . n.w.-a.
rent, S67 so. Price, $500.
Colored-400 block G st. s.w.-6 rms,
bath, h.-w.h., elec. To settle an estate,
$500.
Colored-2500 block High st. SET
rooms. bath, Arcola heat; $4,000; $1,000
cash. GUY Thinner, 1926 You st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

T. GOOD BUYS-3S0O blk. 1ngomar st.
NV. in that fine section between Conn
ave ave and Reno rd-9-room. 3-bath de-
er-oecupied; bargain for quick sale.
1874 18th st: NV. corner of N H. ave.
and 18th st.-This large stone and brick
home of Is rooms and 3 baths is one of
the best located in D. C. Income quoted,
$3.50 per mo. Quick possession. OIL h
WI: 81. 500. See us at once LARRY
70. STEELE. RE. O493. EN- O3O3
Evening star., 1946-04-07

2o0l st; n.w.-1st commercial, g.
story brick, $4,000.
mercial, 3-story brick, $lS,5OO.
153l o st. n.w.-1 house of 10th ST.;
500. '"''''' % -
932-34-3e c st. s.w-Three a-story
bricks, $4,000,
4s2s 47th st. n.w.-s rooms. knotty
pine recreation room. Oil heat; $4,000,
132S-30-32 Park rd. nw.-Three g.
story bricks, S47,5Oo
fats. S19,50O each.
For further information call Harry
Dreisen. ma. 1885: or MURRAY CO., Ma
l7772. 1920 New York ave. NV q
Evening star., 1946-04-07

st. ne, at r. /. ave, lovely rooms, ms oil
neat, ea,. bath and u It must be seen to be
sunday pm. other days. a. anpointmsnt SlsdI; Dpeh
North Woodridge-7 rooms. oak floors
and trim, gas heat. lovely recreation rm. :;
priced at Sl5,760: our special price for
immediate. acceptance is S14.5O0. Shown
BY appointment only. Once open Sunday
d pm. H. e, MAYNoR g. CO., 2314 r. /.
ave- uc.. NJ. 1858. -
Evening star., 1946-04-07

CoLoRED-FoR GRACIOUS LIVING
sssh d5ssuifed. Mr. SoooTs, saHSs':as5s, aR. ssss,
COLoRED-oNE FoUR-UNIT apartment,
NV. section-1st commercial; each unit,
sse psis ssf iSx fST Mf Ga wssSnsEoo VI M1
% oLoRED-seautiful RIS corner brick home on
3 baths. perfect condition. oil heat: con-
SO Si9era5ls PIE cash required. MR.. BRADLEY,
COLO ED-BEAUTIFUL semidetached
home II rms. 3 baths automatic heat:
SUITABLE @ 5or Physician: 1 near 1st and w;
s@sSoIosESSo2:s. @ sS I'm Ras;, TILE BATH. h-v H.,
GoToRrSRSS, THoMASi M aSr Ne Ssos S's
full home: 90 Il. wide. 6.rm brick; ist
IsEse rms; $1,000 % eash MR. sohsfI sRApEGY 5EGnf,
SoLoREp-NEAE FLAGER and You sts.:
ton rm, front and rear yards, garage
cSLoKEbEbbkRf1eek a-FAMnY FLAT, mr.
porch. porch. essh aps; stove heat $3.50; % seod d
coLoREpNNh; coLoREpMNuhM;ssknk sn 1oou on your real s estate
parade. Near 3rd and K sts ne. s rooms
ai afd hxh wsy 9XnsI
hoSssS ea scs ss il CA az " HA 2sSs
coIoRshb csaa afh st. ny ovEkRdoakiaNSa R1 aaaS soldiers
Home-lBrick,. semidet., eight spacious
rooms, large back yard; potential income
from extra rooms will finance this home.
Don't wait. Call today. A. r. SEELYE,
CoLORED-LOW DOWN PAYMENT will
buy this nice Groom and bath brick house
near 18th and H SITS. ne. shopping dis
trict. Call today; A. r. SEELYE, 14O0
St. NV: DI, 1928.
COLORED-VACANT, immediate possess
sion Open today from IL until 6. 47O7
Nash st. ne. Attractive detached bunga-
low in new ,house condition, lovely rms,
bath, full basement furnace heat auto.
water heater, nice. front and rear porches;
good neighborhood. Price, S6,95O; 1000
to purchase this home on CT plan. BAR
Y NEY O. WEITz, 1897 Eye st. NV. MA.
CoIoRED-1So0 BLOCK 1st st. n.w-e
rms. bath. storm wind, weatherstripped;
possession. MRS. LEWIS, EX. $3.50; sun.
day. ~ to 5, HO. 1850.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

near s ,d Blair High sshooi-Rstached brisk,
sess 0a1e percR 0s it00I sxs
zss; q; sS;t pa. ssH a. s:B
isVfss iRVfsG sTo r HERsemidetached gEsS frame.
IL loSs sse5 sss spssoSs u sns Path
snG sMTH Rssson PITS sssss
eAL1FoRNHi2&o Z ST. N.w.-wen-suilt.I We Very
desirable eenserhapan and
ss earl; g.. III
aSEN SSSE51AT Hon' nc6' Agent s T. De $s7e.- ..@s A''
Substantial brick, seven large rooms and
bath To be completely redecorated. Good
lust 9sht tor for am date Dtlss
NV. Me-. 54o0. 4 Complete Real Estate
oPES sasl1sD'iSo To-Day. u TO s-s7ss Horner
8 years old! Presently arranged as 2
total total Of so rooms and bath with finished
saeS esDpsa s1 with Tsts and stove
siS ss Sep e Iso s:
OPEN TODAY, I2 TO 5-1673 W ST. Sc.
Desirable section of Anacostia. Lovely
roorrs, kitchen and frst-foor lavatory.
Three spacious bedrooms and bath. Beau
tiful grounds, 60x160 with shade and
| fruit trees About $500 cash required
On terms. Must be seen to be appreciated
lSee this lovely home today without fail!
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K ST.
NV; NE. 54oo. Complete Real Estate
OPEN TODAY. Ie TO s-1oso Quebec
place n.w.-Attractive and substantial row
l2 beautiful porches, refrig and stove,
lh.-w.h., coal. Located near transp.,
schools. shopping. etc: Be sure to see
jSTEN e. CO., 14l6 K st. NV. ME. 64OO
A Complete Real Estate Institution.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

81 ,500 cash. PROVIDENT REALTY CO.
coLoREbG1seee' see' Bi9cR Epea I'll " DR' st. nao nx
ls99 s9 In Ems. and bath coal h;,w.h. Possession
ssesa Really 2l " c6 Sl.ff i45s sq
coLoRib1sSe S 1857 B16sk 46sn " aus gm 81 NV l9
ist door With settiement. PRICED 's,'o at only y
dSso es sGSq @9 ssih %amsr ssrTi Ho Fs5 soD aDpt
y tx 60. i4S5 St. NV. Nj. ss45. ns Open
$685. s. sH HoSg 5pi aBs Bs6%s Sas
oS9sESNEaKs S9s SlS ia st. ,ats ana ma ds1s s5s
semidetached brick, s rooms, tile bath
side hall plan. House like new. Full base
% a n ony Ryees csl f0f MR. suiek AEs sfs
MA. 1913; ewes. and Sundays. TR, 3a11
CoLoRED-NR. 10th and e SITS. s.w., at
rms. bath, h.-wh,: good sized rear yard.
e Es 'sssfs sssE ozb E. Tss!f
s;S; S;SSI;oklD@SEAR 9Th and L ne. beau.
porches. yard. full basement; price. Sill
Ds2 ea sssh SsHuEaa Rr ESF c.
MA; 1854, before 8 pm. no. 1865 ewes.
Col estS l6sRp4seo Ssafe. 7th ST. N.E.-4-unit apt.
lsss than $4,000. MRS. EEWIss 2Eo..
esa RSYsaaNy a2on 1s an asS Sx SSso
perfect. house. in unit block Of S, s large
rms, full basement, oil heat. long back
yard, garage. S1,75O cash. MR.. BRADLEY,
ceLoRGS-FoR tse eeLo5RssISFoR SALE BY owNEREfs5
Fla. ave NV. large rms 3 porches: 1st
ssRs si.sss B.
nw:-6 rms. baths, oil heat: 8 $40, 500.
coIoRED asso End ST. s;stoEy
row brick. 8 rooms, kitchens and l bath;
$685. dozn 2a,Tsagi s'lesss eS
cSIokGpsss 5sS5 kf55h fsS,,o sIS4GS H8 5s00 s.
Gated in center Of city. between nth and
sTSse ns 4o heat sss $500 nrss down. sgsegn6thy
GSfSsrS %SESE &C. SSas y Ss$e,ta
sfs eess Hsautas sheesns esns. ss1sf
}Sa i9SRs's sl 9 asRs'n'Pfns sHFp
sSh Cali hu' Mr. sslls 9a1 fSs s. 1isS
COLoRED--a5oo block of 11th st. n.w.-s
rms. and bath, h.-w.h.. full cellar. rear
peTcheS; peTd Dv $1,000 cash. MR.. OLDHAM, pc.
CoLoRED-open for inspection. 2 to 4
pm: 2I0o 1st st. n,w.-geautiful corner
6onse 6oS9s s,dn Ems norenes baths gsrage
soms Of s1i sSnas1len ca
Mr.; Mr. SHEPHERD. DE. l16l, for further
COL scI5GtpasiSns o5GItopkaEsiDSMnssoo DOWN. $50 mo-, ne near
North Capitol and II. sts. n.w.~S-story
5oW sSWgo brick, rms. bath; s4,e5o. Ex
CoLoRED-1sth. T. IRVING N.w.-9 rm
Colonial type, . baths. h:-w.h., fun cellar
garage double rear porches. DE. 1160.
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y dFC. H. W,
Ig house, fully furn., .,
good income and
cony. NV. location.
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dember Buckeye State Press As
ISOLATION; Ohio Newspaper AS
sociation; Democratic State Press
Association.
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: ''L.ARUE

Marion County Agent, Arthur
Smith, addressed the last meeting
of the LaRue Parent Teachers
assocviation, held last week in the
school auditorium. He discussed
Safety.
The second grade. with "a par
ents present, won the room attend
ance award. A nominating commit
tee composed of Mrs. Wilson Blue,
Mrs. Joe Wolf and Mrs. Cletus
Murphy, was named by Mrs. Will
lam Trihaft, P.-T.A. president.
The program, in charge of Mrs,
Paul Lightfoot, included: the first
and second grade rhythm band;
solo, Margie Wright; duet, Dar-
lene Holland and Billy James;
songs and dances, second grade,
all under the direction of Miss
Helen Post, assisted by Mrs. Gene
We've Everett and Dorothy Smith;
recitation, Billy Dulton; original
poems, Patty Trimmer, Phillip
Weist, Janet Adams and Caroline
Huntley.
New Bloomington and Meeker
young people were guests at a
candle-lighting conservation SER
vice held last Sunday at LaRue
Methodist church. LaRue group
group was in charge and more
than 20 young people from the
three churces took part.
1t nded a series of Going His
Way" services which had been
held the preceding week in the
LaRue church, sponsored by the
Youth Fellowship group. A candle
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lighting procession climaxed the
service, which included special mu-
sic and messages.
First six grades of the LaRue
school presented the operettas,
THE Early Bird Catches the
Worm" and "The Cobbler of Fairy
Friday. Miss Helen Post directed
the program.
The New York Central railroad
has named G. z. Dodds, of Card
ington, as its LaRue agent sue
ceeding the late Homer c. Aiken.
This is Mr.. Dodd's second time in
LaRue, he having served in the
same capacity several years ago.
More recently, he has been in Edi-
son. He will move his family back
to LaRue as soon as living quart
erS can be found.
Mrs. Louise Lauback was host
ess to the Mary and Martha circle
of the Methodist church, Tuesday,
with Mrs. Ralph Amstutz and MISS
Mrs. Margie Greenwood conducted
the worship service, while Miss
Margaret Selanders was program
leader. Mrs. Viola Adams present
ed a paper, while Miss Root was
in charge of group singing. Mrs.
Doris James headed the business
meeting, with committee reports
being presented, Miss Virginia
Clements and Miss Frances Robin
son were named to a gift commit
tee.
The Ernest Workers circle of
the LaRue Methodist church met
with Mrs. John Dickson on We'd
nesday. Worship service was led
by Mrs. j. w. Horne, with Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Weist, Mrs. Elizabeth
Susie Weist, Mrs. Flora Sager,
Shuster, Mrs. Alice Whitman and
Mrs. Horne taking part in the pro-
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VISITING PARENTS

DR.. and Mrs. Fred Galloway, of
w. Fourth St, at Maple have as
their guests, Major and Mrs. Hugh
Trey, and their children, David and
Susan. Mrs. Trey is DR.. and Mrs.
Callaway's daughter, Lorabell.
Major Trey received his separation
from the Army Air Corps recently
at Bowling, Md. While in the Air
Corps, where he served as a doctor
during the past four years he was
stationed in Marsh Field, Califor-
MIA, and Washington, D. c.
They expect to return to their
home in WaShington,D. c. in about
three weeks, where the doctor will
resume his practice.
CONGREGATIONAL GUILD
The Missionary Guild of the
Congregational church met in the
home of Mrs. Mignon Forty on
Wednesday evening with Mrs.
Fred Crothers and Mrs. Harold
Hyland assistant hostesses.
The program opened with the
singing of a hymn, followed by the
devotionalS, Women of the Bible,
Abigail, the Gracious, Mrs. Don
Smith; solo, Pearl Curron. Mrs
Forty, who accompanied herself
at the piano; Skit, Community
Minded Homes" Miss Marie
Strauss and Mrs. Ralph Guy. The
program closed with the singing
of hymn, by the group and the
Mizpah benediction.
Mrs. Charles Smith presided o.
yer the business session when the
usual routine was conducted. Mrs,
Don Smith and Mrs. Hyland were
elected to represent the church
women at a meeting of the Cen
trail Ohio association of Congrega-
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gram.
Mrs. ]. P. Olson presided at the
meeting of the Twentieth Century
club held last Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. M. C. Clements. Mrs. c,
T. CUTLERY presented a paper dur
ing the program. Mrs. E. j. Hafer
will be hostess at the next meet
ing of the club, May Ia.
After visiting with her sons
Thomas, in Alliance, and Kenneth
in Minerva, Mrs. James Ruckmar
has returned to her home in La
Rue.
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tional Christian church women to
be held today at the Y. W. G, A,
in Columbus.
Mrs. Gerald Kingsmore and Mrs.
Charles Smith presided over the
beautifully appointed tea table
which was covered with a petit
point cloth and held a center-piece
of magnolia blossoms floated in a
irridescent bowl, lighted by tall
rose colored taper in crystal hold
ers which were garlanded by tiny
rose colored bloSsums of the Jap
onical.
The refreshments served were,
Oriental tea for which Mrs. For
ry's brother, Capt. Douglas D.
Moore, brought the recipe from
the Orient, where he was station
ed during the war, assorted tea
cookies, candies and mixed salted
nuts. A social hour was enjoyed
following the refreshments.
This was the Spring Thank Of
, fering meeting. The offering will
go to the Mary Branch Memorial
Fund. The next meeting will be
held in the home of Mrs. Marie
Strauss on Wednesday, May 8.
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ID. A. r.
The Hannah Emerson Dustin
Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution met at the
home of Mrs. Winfield Behrens on
w. Eighth st, on Monday after
noon, with twelve guests present.
Plans were made for a Conserva-
ton program on Arbor Day. A gen
eral discussion of anecdotes was
given. Refreshments were served
by the hostess assisted by Mrs.
William L. Coleman, during the
social hour at the close of the
program.
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p. II. A.
The regular meeting of the Mar
ysville Parent-TeacherS Associat-
ion, for April will be held this
evening at seven-thirty o'clock in
the High School Auditorium. 1t
will be MONS night, when a var
iety show will be presented under
the direction of Mrs. Cecil Riser.
Dads are urged to attend. Refresh
ments will be served by the room
mothers of the West Building.
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ART DISPLAY
Mr.. John Stricken, supervisor of
Art in the Marysville public
schools, is holding an exhibition
of the work accomplished by his
Thursday evening adult class, in
the Steak House. The exhibit may
be viewed by the public.
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ON FURLOUGH
Pfc. Paul Fish, of Scott Field,
Ill, is spending forty-five day
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pride Fish, of near Broadway
Corners. Pfc. Fish, who is in the
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IS, 1916

Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Hickman
were hosts at a dinner party last
week at rneir nome northeast OF
TaRue in observance Of the birth
days of Mr.. Hickman and MISS
Helen Hickman.
A son was born April 10 in the
San Antonio hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs Bill Hickman, of near Lakue'
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Communications Dept. of the Air
Corps, will report to Greensbor-
ough,, N, c., at the end Of his fur
Tough.
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Foot confort-plus perfect fit
ting shoes-plus a lot of good looks
in the Galloway Shoe Advertise-
ment today.
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FURLOUGH FROM EUROPE

Pic. Carol Drumm is spending
As day furlough with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Drumm,
of North Main street. Pfc. Drumm,
who was with Patton's Third
Army during the invasion Of Germ
any, will return to Europe at the
end of his furlough.
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WHO WAS With dllOli > III
Army during the invasion of Germ
any, will return to Europe at the
end of his furlough.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A bountiful covered dish dinner
was enjoyed in the dining room OF
the First Presbyterian church OF
Marysville last Thursday evening
when the congregation met for its
annual business meeting. Follow
ing the dinner which was very well
attended, and was in charge OF
Committee No. l, with Mrs. Nina
Noble, chairman, an ecclesiastical
meeting was held with Rev
Rodger B. Sillars presiding
The short program intersperseo
the two meetings included piano
solo, by Richard Miller; cello solos
by Sara Wright accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Herbert Wright;
vocal solo, Mrs. Mary Nancy, also
accompanied by Mrs. Wright.
The business meeting was pre-
sided over by D. Carl Spain, when
reports were heard and new off
icers were elected.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sherwood
McConnelSville, are announcing
the engagement of their daughter
Harriet, to Mr.. Max F. Vance
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Vance,
of Marysville.
Mr.. Vance is employed by the
Edwards Transfer company, in
Columbus. Miss Sherwood has
been associated with the Ohio
Chamber of Commerce during the
past three years.
The wedding will take place in
the near future.
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IN WHITE CROSS HOSPITAL
Mrs. Dan Sullivan, of West
Ninth street, is a patient at White
Cross hospital, where she under
went a major operation, on Wed
nesday. Her room number is 342.
Her condition is reported as salts
factory as possible.
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RECEIVES HONOR
Mrs. Clara Kincaid received hon
ors at the 34th Annual Presbyter-
ial of the Wonen's Association of
the Marion Presbytery, by being
the Oldest member present. Other
ladies representing the First Pres
byterian church of Marysville at
tending the meeting held in Belle
fontaine on Tuesday and Wednes-
day were Mrs. William G. Meifert,
Mrs. James Coe, Mrs. P. t. Engard,
Mrs. w. F. White and Mrs. George
Nancy, who is state secretary OF
literature for the association.
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ON FURLOUGH

Pfc. Paul Fish, of Scott Field,
H., is spending a forty-five day
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pride Fish, of near Broadway
Corners. Pfc. Fish, who is in the
Evening star., 1946-03-03
VA Fears Congress Demand
To Take Over Surplus Hospitals
Gen. HowIey Defends
New Construction
Near Medical Centers
By Miriom Ottenbero

With construction of 80 new vet
erans' hospitals at stake, the Vet
Grams Administration is now fearful
that Congress will insist it take over
Army and Navy surplus hospitals
1t doesn't want instead of building
new ones, it was learned last night
Provision for the construction of
the 80 hospitals is in the 1947 In
dependent Office appropriation bill
which is now awaiting conference.
However, the House Appropria-
tions Committee, has decided that
whenever VA proposes to build a
new hospital in an area where there
is a surplus hospital, the Budget
Bureau must notify the committee
before it cellars the appropriation.
Must Furnish Reason.
VA then will be called on to ex-
plain why it has to build a new
hospital when there already are
facilities in the area-particularly
facilities which a member of Con-
gress wants taken over and kept
running.
congressional pressure for VA to
take over the surplus hospitals is
one OF the major problems facing
Maj. Gen. Paul r. Hawley when he
takes Office today as chief of VAS
department of medicine and sur
gerry.
Gen. Hawley, who was on loan
from the Army and has been acting
medical chief since he came to VA
with Gen. Omar N. Bradley, has re-
tired from the Army to become No.
2 man in the Veterans administra-
ton.
The general, who was chief sur
geon for the European theater of
operations during the war, esti-
mated last night that two thirds of