The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-09

estate field, naturally increasing
the demand for ash and rub
Dish removal. VIII you get these
loads? An ad in the GUARD
Ian will bring a landlord that's
in need Of truckman to your
door. - AS a beautician are you
getting the patronage you should
De getting? Does the newcomer
know where you are located?
Do those who come in town
from the country and other cit
les come to you? Do they know
the high quality of your service
and the reasonableness of your
prices? An ad in the GUARD
IAN will tell them that and
more. - THEATRE BURNS. The
North Theatre at Camp Myles
StandiSh was destroyed by fire
January 20, with a loss of about
$125,000. - President Truman
will deliver an address February
Il, at Winter Park, Florida. He
will receive an honorary degree
of Doctor of Humanities from
Rollins College after which he
will enjoy a Today cruise aboard
his yacht in Florida waters. -
STRIKE OF ALL STRIKES -
The strike that will hit the
hardest and squeeze the tight
est is the farmers strike and
no picket line. - WEST POINT
FROM PACIFIC. The Trans
port West Point is due to arrive
at New York early in February
from Manila, with the following
boys aboard, S-Sgt Gordon Hig-
ginbotham Of 4 Pelham Street.
and Pvt. George Q. Spence Of
IA Reservoir Street. 49, BETH
ROTHAL. Mrs Alice Ringles of
81 Carol Street, announces the
bethrothal of her son, Harry w.
Henecy, son of the late George
W. Ringles, to Miss Erva P. E.
Burch, Of 1873 Onota Street.
PittSf1eld Mass. Mr.. Henecy
has just beel- honorable dis
charged as corporal, after serv-
ing 4 years in the armed forces
3 years and 4 months of which
were served overseas. He was
first in the Quartermaster corn.
and later transferred to the En-
gineer's Battalion. Before going
overseas he was stationed at
Camp Claiborne and Camp
Polk in Louisiana. While over
seas he was in the Persian Gulf
Command and the E.T.O., being
transferred to France, Belgium
Brussels 2??2PP?? and he saw
active duty in Germany. EIr.
Henecy attended North High
@"hool. Prior to entering the
army he was in the employ of
the F. e. Powers Co. He is q
member of st. Andrews High
Episcopal Church in Worcester.
Miss Burch is a coed at Lin
colr University, Jefferson City,
Missouri, and a special student
studying for her Bachelor of
Science degree. Her major is
Graphic Arts. She has Just been
initiated into the Theta Chapter
of Delta. Sigma Theta Sorority.
Her other campus activities in
clude membership in the Dor
mitory Council, the Women's
League and the YWCA. Prior
to entering Lincoln in 1874 she
worked in the Henzel Studios
of Photography in Pittsfield as
professional Photographic re-
TOUGHER, oil color artist and
dark room assistant. During
her spare time she is a tonsor-
ialist. She is a member of the
Second Congregational Church
and was the Sunday School
secretary. The wedding of the
couple will be in the late sum
mer.-Mrs Alice Ringles wish
eS to extend her thanks to those
who shared sympathy with her
in the loss of her husband, the
late George w. Ringles. - The
Brown Bouquets" will hold
their first meeting of 1916 We'd
nesday, February 30, at the
home of Mrs. Beatrice RingleS
81 Carroll Street.