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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-03
Rowland Church
Scene OF Wedding
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man Groomsmen were 1t. Robert
Halpenny OF Laurinburg Maxton
Army Air Base, ] C. Morrison Of
Lumberton and James johnson.
The mother of the bride was
gowned in grey crepe with corsage
of pink rosebuds. The bridegroom's
mother wore Copenhagen blue and
corsage of pink camellias.
After the ceremony the brides
parents entertained the wedding
party and guests informally at din
ner. For the wedding trip the
bride changed to a tan suit with
brown accessories and = eorsage
of talisman roses. Fl
Mrs. Jones attended Flora Mac
Donald college. Employed for a
while at the Maxton base, she had
been with Scarborough Builders
Supply Co. In Lrmberton TOR Is
months.
The bridegroom, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. R A. Jones of Virginia Beach,
Va, is stationed at the LMAAB at
ter having served in the China
Burn linda Theatre.
After the rehearsal Friday even
ing Mrs. J. c. Morrison and Mrs.
H. D. Morrison entertained at the
cake-cutting at the home Of the
former in Lumberton. The three
TERED cake was sliced by Mrs.
Bess M Monroe Of Lurnbertm and
was served by the bridesmaids and
honorary maids. Mrs. D. S. Nor
rison poured coffee. which was ser
we'd with minis by Miss Doris
Beaver of Lumberton.
Mrs. Bess M. Monroe was hostess
at a dinner party honoring the
couple before rehearsal at the Lor-
raine Hotel In Lurnberton. Gov
ers were laid for eight.
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FOnvielle- Middlebrooks
Vows Said At 7 nifty
Church In Columbia,
South Carolina
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candles in candelabra effectively
decorated the church for the &C.
casion.
Mrs. Earl Skidmore, organist,
furnished the wedding music. Be-
fore the ceremony she played "Ro-
nance" (Wieneawski, "Andante
Cantabile" (Widor), Fountain
Revere" (Fletcher), "Cantilene
Nuptiale" OuBo.s) and 'Medita-
ton" from 'Yhais" (MasseneD.
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin'
Wagner) was used for the process
sional and Wedding March" from
midsummer Nights Dream"
(Mendelssohn) for the occasional.
During the ceremony 20 Perfect
Love" (Barnby> was softly played.
The senior ushers were David
DuBose, Joseph Miller, Thomas K.
Ruff, T. E. jenkins and Sam W.
Barber, all Of Columbia, and Louis
o. Fonvielle of Wilmington, N. c..
uncle of the bridegroom.
W. Alexander Fonvielle, Jr.,
brother of.the bridegroom, and Dan
Cameron, both of Wilmington, were
the usher-groomsmen.
The bridesmaids. Miss Emily
Heath of Washington, D. c., for
merly of Columbia, and Mrs. W.
Alexander Fonv1elle, Jr., (Margar-
ct Faw), of Wilmington, N. c.,
sister-in-law of the bridegroom,
wore blue tulle dresses made off
the shoulder effect and having full
skirts, and long pink gloves. They
carried bouquets of pink roses and
snapdragons tied with matching
ribbon.
Mrs. Robert Richard Rigby, Jr.
(Jeannette Bagnellj, cousin of the
bride and matron-of-honor, wore
pink tulle dress made like those of
the bridesmaids, and long pink
gloves. Her bouquet was also like
the flowers of the other attendants.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, Clyde Middle
brooks, wore a wedding gown of
white Brussels lace with yoke of
net and seed pearls. Her full-length
veil of bridal illusion fell from a
Juliet cap of saed pearls, and she
carried a showered bouquet Of
white orchids, roses and lilacs.
W. A. Fonxielle, Sr., of Whining
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-03
Methodist Young
People Hold Meet

The Methodist Sub-District met
last Monday night at the Carolina
Beach Methodist church. A devo-
tional was given by the young peo'
pie of the church, at which time
a solo was sung by C. F. Lewis.
Mrs. Carroll Tinsley, from Brazil,
South America, was the guest
speaker. A business meeting was
held after the program.
Church count was taken and is
as follows: Carolina Beach 81, Sum
set Park 6, Fifth Avenue II, Win
ter Park IS, Grace ., Trinity IA.
Federal Point 4.
Following the meeting, a weiner
roast on the beach was enjoyed by
all,
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Miss Cunningham
Reviews Book At %
Wesleyan Meeting

The Wesleyan Service Guild Of
Trinity Methodist church will have
a supper meeting at the Church
Tuesday evening at o'clock. Mrs.
Adam W. Smith and Mrs. L. e.
Williams will be hostesses.
4 Miss Charley May Cunningham,
"A teacher Of Bible in the New Han
over high school, will review the
book, Great Writer'S as Interpret
:ers of Religion, by Edwin Minis,
Head Of the English department Of
Vanderbilt university for many
years. This book is recognized as
the best given students through the
years. 1t reveals the authors deep
insight into the religious aspect of
the culture Of the ages as express
ed by the worlds greatest writer's.
: Everyone is invited to come for
the program at o'clock in the
chapel downstairs.
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ENGAGEMENT

I: NEW BERN, Feb. 2.-Mr. and
MRS. ]. E. White announce the en-
.gagement of their niece, Rachel
Hawkins, to Earl Mccoy, son of
mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Mccoy of
Cove City. The wedding will take
place in the near future. l
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YWCA Weekly
Events Slated

The Y. W. C. A., Third and
Grace streets, has announced its
schedule for this week as follows;
Monday-2:45-3:45 p. m. Blue
Write Girl Reserves; 40 p. m.
Basketball Boys Brigade; $3.50 p.
m. Junior-Senior Girl Reserves;
6:45 p. m. Vespers. Business
Girls meeting (residence); 7:3o
p. m. Leather class.
Tuesday, p. m. Freshman Girl
Reserves. 7 p. m. Basketball
Residence Girls at Presbyterian
church gymnasium. 8 p. m.
Sprunt Bible class, Miss Maude
Weber, teacher.
Wednesday, p. m. Sophomore
Girl Reserves.
Thursday p m. Tileston Girl
Reserves. Z p. m. Psychology
class. 8 p. m. Preparation for
marriage class.
Friday-3:30 p. m. Sereho Girl
Reserves.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-03

ton, N. c., father of the BRIDE
groom, was the best man.
Mrs. Clyde Middlebrooks, mother
of the bride, wore sea-coral crepe,
with a spray of silver orchids.
Mrs. w. A. Fonvielle, ST., mother
of the bridegroom, wore an aqua
dress with gold sequin trim, and a
corsage of orchids.
Immediately after the ceremony
the brides parents entertained at
reception in the Crystal room of
the Hotel Columbia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mallard R. Bagnal, uncle and aunt
of the bride, greeted the guests.
Serving were Misses Mary Her
bert, Betty Dove, Frances Harvey,
Sue Willingham, Mary Hope Tur-
ner, Charlotte Lide, Peggy Belser,
Mamie Caughman, Grace Gayden
and Deta Murphy; also Mrs. Sol
Blatt, Mrs. Jack Mercer, Mrs. Pete
Fensel and Mrs. Oliver Wolfe.
Others assisting at the reception
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Jenkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam w. Barber, Mr..
and Mrs. Gary Paschal, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Dixon, Mrs. A. r. Gay
den and Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin Speer.
Smilax, Easter lilies, snapdrag-
ons, tuberoses, fern and white ia
pers beautifully decorated the re-
ception room.
During the evening the bride and
bridegroom left for their wedding
trip and upon their return will
make their home in Wilmington,
N. C. For travelling the bride wore
a navy-blue suit trimmed in coral,
navy spring hat and accessories,
and corsage of white orchids.
Mrs. Fonvielle, is the daughter
of Mr.. and Clyde Middlebrooks
katherine Rideoutte) of Columbia.
attended Agnes Scott college for
two years, where she was a men,
Der of the Cotillion club. In 1914
she was graduated from the Uni
versity Of South Carolina, where
she became member of Chi One
ga sorority; belonged to Senior Da-
mas, YWCA, Coed association and
Euphrosynean Literary society, and
was chosen queen of the Naval
unit. Last summer the bride
studied at the Graduate School of
Professional Writing at Columbia
university, where she was a men,
Der of the Writers and Artists club.
Lieutenant Fonvielle is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Alexander Fon-
vielle, Sr., of Wilmington, NC. His
mother was formerly Pearle Fogle-
man of Graham, N. C. The bride
groom is 1912 graduate of Vir-
GINA Military institute, and he
went into the field artillery of the
United States army soon after fin
lshing school. He has just return
ed from the European theater,
where he served for 10 months with
the Seventh Armored division.
Lieutenant Fonvielle was awarded
the Bronze Star twice and has five
COMBAT stars.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the wedding were: Mrs. W. A. Fon-
vlelle, Sr., Mrs. Louis o. Fonvielle
and daughter, Betsy Keaton, Mrs.
Lloyd Moore, Mrs. Iva Terrell, and
Miss Betty Henderson, all of Will
mington, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. P.
Dees, Raleigh, N. C.
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Allen-Carr Wedding
Vows Spoken Here
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left for a wedding trip to Florida,
Mrs. Allen changing to a smart
light green gabardine suit with
brown accessories and a corsage OF
orchids taken from her wedding
bouquet.
The bride is graduate Of the
wallace High school and has been
making her home with her sister.
Mrs. Sam Troy, Jr., in Wilmington
for some months.
Prior to entering the army in
1940 he was employed by the
Peoples Savings Bank and Trust
Co., and resumed his duties there
after being released from the
service.
Since the announcement Of her
engagement the bride has been
honored by the following: Miss
Doris Britain, Miss Marie Chinnis,
the employees Of the Peoples Saw
ings Bank and Trust Co., Miss
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-03

Mary Ann cheatham, Mrs. Dolores
Holloway, and Miss Ruby Rogers.
At the completion of their wed.
ding trip the bride and bridegroom
will return to Wilmington and will
make their home at II Court v.
Lake Forest.
Among the out-of-town guests
here were: Mrs. Fulton T. Allen
of New Bern; Mrs. L. H. Barton
and daughter, Lynette of New
Bern; Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Wells,
parents Of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert White Of Waycross. Ca:
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N. c. Education i.
Group To Meet

The New Hanover county unit OF
the North Carolina Education asso-
citation will hold a meeting Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
New Hanover High school in the
auditorium. After a short business
session there will be reports and
discussions Of the proposed merit
rating system.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-03
Miss Ann Mason Speaks
At Carolina Beach Meet

An interesting program will be
given Monday evening az 7::3O p.m m.
at the home Of c. D. Parker. Caro-
lima Beach road. During the eve
ming Miss Ann Mason, home dem
oastration agent for New Hanover
county, will present slides on land
scape gardening, showing examples
OF home Identification. This inter-
esting project is being sponsored
by the Extension service Of State
college, Raleigh.
After the demonstration social
period will be enjoyed with re-
1reshments being served. ALI resi-
dents of the community are invit-
ed to be present. especially those
interested in making their owa
homes more attractive.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson
Harriss announce the birth OF
daughter, Marian Patricia VI
January 81, at Marion Spsunt an
mex.
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Chris christy Mathewson, b.s.b,,
pitcher, once walked Il a+$%seOaI
without any. Fach lnaings
without walking any. N'0'eA
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-03
Junior Sorosis
To Meet Monday

The monthly meeting Of Norm
Carolina Junior Sorosis wiz pc
held at the Sorosis clubhouse on
North Third street il the form OF
supper meeting at ISIS O'CLOCK
Monday evening.
Immediately following "a sup.
per MRS. C. Wayne Spencer, VIII
conduct the first class in parlia'
mentary procedure for all clun
members.
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SUNDAY. FEBRUARY -.

Miss Ann Barton of Richmond ',
Mr.. and Mrs. mitchell AmI Va;
OF Kenansville; and Mrs, MIL IT,,
5: Allen, and son, Jimmy ~ ',enel
hill. VI Rose.
Evening star., 1946-04-05
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

AETNA MOVING = STORAGE Co.-LocaI
and and long distance No 9on lob too large and
VETERAN with ali new equipment will
move you any time. Also light hauling
DAsHiELL TRANSFER. local moving. gen.
snce; prompt Service Call DE 9s7i, day
% at T Your nns
Light furniture hauling. baggage, trunk
and parcel delivery. Veterans. RA. 54i3.
DAY or evening, reasonable rates: light
haqIlns specially sc 463I u.,,, is. S..
sIe MoviNG Il &c ASD ls5 GESfRhL f HAuLING. con,
prsss aRa ha Ga sss fh fa 4sg Service and
now % ready. @ can take 5000 lbs lbs, to Los
ssae snSsss OF or san Reso sM anf s94s s
: STORAGE CO., 1913 You st. NV.
GENERAL GPisRi:l. HAULING and moving. W. A.
LiGHT CHI MOVING DoNEwcan ali Di. ss5s s..
ARE YqT MoXISG2 SGap Let the RETURN URN
moving day problems; packing, transporta-
ton and storage; many years of expert
snce haye made Us specialists in handng
tax It over. Phone II; a9s4 Or II. 1859,
S ESTda IND fye sToR,I Rgop slS
We will take your surplus furniture as
MOVING & STORAGE CO, ia 2937. So
LIGHT HAULING, any kind, any time; con-
tract for regular hauls: reasonable rates
Night hauling a speciality. MI, 5o65.. 10.
WANTED-Heavy duty hauling of al
kinds, anywhere, any time. Call WA
YOUR BEST MOVE tby BAyNE & scATEs,
INC. THE best moving Job possible by ca
pable and courteous moving men: insured,
freproof storage facilities. Phone IA.
S530: NIGHTS. EN- 1858 IL.
LET A VETERAN do your misc. hauling,
pickup and del, freight, lusgage. parcels
and light moving OK O63q 7s
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

UNFURN. 3l@-RooM APT. in Wash. for
\; y. CITY or conn; TR, 5nl1; ,,.
section of New Orleans for % bedrm.
apt. or house in Nd, Va, D. C. Call
Columbia 1856 after 8 pm. 81
WASH. FOR n. Modern bldg, living
room, bedroom, -dinette. kitchen. bath, for
similar apt. in N. Y, furnished or unfur-
nished Box 451-X. Star. 7.
ST. LouIs-6-room apt, exchange for
or : bedroom Wash. apt. Phone ia. 2946.
APT IN D. c. for house in D. C-Charm-
ing 2-bedroom and library apt. in good
NV. location, desisned by owner for his
own use. Large living room. good dining
room. de luxe kitchen and bath, in mod
ern bldg Will give suitable lease to any
one, from whom he IS wiling to purchase
in desirable NV. location. DI. 1915 un-
Til nm VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO,
INC, Realtors testab. 1850, 1919 K st.
WANTED-Apt in Chicago in exchange for
sfsBts ssag5ttgl s55jf 5fr00m apt in "ashinst8n M8
WANTED. APT.-Will exchange apt in
Congress Heights for one in Virginia. Cal
WILL EXCHANGE desirable 1-bedrm apt
NV. for modern 2-bedroom apt. or house,
NV: Will decorate your apt at own eS-
penSe IA 4l1G. -
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BOATS.

WANTED-Outpoaro motcr., regardless OF
size or condition: cash for same 7a7
ALUMINUM CANOES. "A #. wgt 50 lbs
Hughes Sportster S and feet. special
nodded .plywood construction. Flat bottom
constructed assault boats DAWSON MOTOR
H2 SBoaRD AR Matpf MofoKsSew ass S light COMPACT
5s s MofoR SEQ CO. ?SS go
"coNsoIIDATED," @s5sS oG1t sT the finest name in
yachts: available for early summer deliv-
cry. DAWSON MOTOR CO., 900 Maine
NEW CHRYsLER MARINE ENGINEs-o
S9a5 each. and Royal with 80 10 re. e.
msaas devers 1t $3.50 in kS Sss Tsaf FG 5s
INC. sos Maine ave. s.w., Washington, D.
G Executive 3406 g
sGHooNER S6 ns65s 7sle IT, eng sleeps
PKoPELLIR EEPAIRING-Have your pro-
% fsa DEL Ef~ eeeHf ne arne TaTe
plies, 1912 l1th St Sc. Ii, 4493, FIR
1915 LIGHTNING CLASS sLooP. 81 900
See steward, Corinthian Yacht club
PAST call Wa 2aa4
TON, INC, sos Maine ave sw., Washing
LIP fE 6 Eke1Hiye S42s and oor
adults and children. Buy now. S. KING
EWHLIToN WJ LIt1 INC, 500 Maine aye s.ws
p Walks Exssgtye sna aces
walls. F. MARcUccIo. Phone Rockville
Is-FT. CRUISER. $500. or best offer; a. 4
Evinrude outboard. late model, 1925. AK
ouTBoARD MOTOR. erops 4 to s hp., twin
Elto. new Hot Shot first SIS cash takes
it. Wo, 052s. l.. T. FOLK. -5
Ex-SAILOR would like to have use of
fairly large cabin cruiser for one or two
nights e week; will pay, or will care for
same all the time best of care assured
aaSar ana WIN not take seo boa. away from dock,
g $50 & n and IN Mr.; LAWRENCE. s.
20 to 80 horsepower; must be good Call
HALL. RE. 9S15 after pm
CABIN CRUISER .'Travelon." custom built,
}6', S5-h.D Red Wing motor. converted to
fuel oil; $4,000. Docked at 500 Maine
OLD Town DINGHIEs. two. new. de luxe:
dinghy. LARGO SPORT STORE, Central
ave, Largo, Md. Open Sunday. 7'
l 40 OPEN FISHING BOAT, new, no
horsepower Chrysler motor; price, So 800
AS cabin cruiser, sleeps 6, Palmer
marine motor: $4,000.
l 33' open fishing boat, 52-horsepower
Gray motor. price $3.50.
new 26' cabin cruiser, equipped with
45-hors sepower Gray engine. new; $3.50.
several others ranging in price from $500
to $4,000. Ask for MR.. BAKER, Annap-
Evening star., 1946-04-05

man, southerner preferred, share apt. WIN
ab onn n9 May3sT SSEPg Hos p5vss s. tef N
So soar 0elNTi ehMBRfSGE RG1s n Fl: Nv Apt ssed-
living room; kitchen, private, bath, linens
YOUNG LADY 10 share large, attractive
GENTLE apartment with 5personabls yoans el3
call 1 attsr 8 pm, 1907 Columbia I'd. NV.
1864 ISGLIsIDE TER NWwsseond- Sc Mral -a2ol
YoGaG f0h6 IabY Go' 10 share
tive Groom. kitchen. bath apt. with an
lol; CaIl IA. 3a51 after pm; -
bs 1saS EYE ST month rooms cs EiShen 81 o5 a7G
1s'Tesa 1oi sah > ST, 81" S.E.-2 working girls to
anotther, g5rl; gnlim, phone nondrinkers; 80
SOME coNGESiAL MAN, between 35-45
snaFe s;sfge win an05heb bk man t con 81
ne; no phone: s;'2 mo. Write Box 42.-z,
SMALL BEDROOM, nice living room. kitch-
sSf ss eas avsabe Su0 at rasat s5o sf S SS
:}-room apartment, private bath: S25 each
5-RM. FURN. HOUSE, overlooking Sugar
Loaf Mt. Md, lovely summer spot. As min
D. c. by car: ideal for family. EN-. 1852
NEW, IMMACULATE, beautifully decorated
and arranged, . bedrms., liv. rm., dinette
kit, bath dressing rm; conv. NV. sect
pvt front and back entrances; English
basement; gentle home: refined girls
2SI1 18th PL. N.E.-Basement apt, every
thing furnished; available now; employed
couple preferred; $50 mo. Apply after
a6is UNIVERSITY PL. NV. near 14tt
and Euclid-Studio apt, grill cleo; ref.
1i@O n. II. AVE.-one rm. and kitchen
furn. Frigidaire. gas end elec included
semipvt bath. for = refined girls: sic
wk each Cell GE O5l3
II5. HARVARD ST-Nice 5-rm, base
ment apt, private bath, furn. except lin
ems; $50 mo-; suitable for people. Pay
able by month
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

JUST COMPLETED. "a modern country
home for your dog. Boarding and groom
ing. We particularly invite your inspec-
tion. DELLWOOD KENNELS. Leesburg
pike, Mclean, Va. Falls Church 2440;
evenings and holidays, Falls Church 1856.
BOARDING-A-1 facilities for dogs and
cats. week end or longer Clean. sanitary
heated kennels. Veterinary supervision.
42l5 Connecticut ave. WO O224
WANTED-Young boxer or Boston bull.
HasehspFf BIa@k FRENGn Ps'cf pooDLE female mos
500. Call RE. 7400, Ext. 63742. between
DOG KENNELS. new, U. s. surplus, we'll
built: Sl3.5O; will deliver. WA. 1900. %
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, pcdigrecd, Axe
reg sired by ch Ruggles of Skyland.
EARL GREINER, Falls Church 2S36-M.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, 2, beautiful speci-
mems tror. the best of Brae Tarn and Rye
Top, champion stock. Call Falls Church
s-WEEK-oLD male springer spaniel pup
for sale to good home. Call Glebe 1858.
COCKER SPANIEL, beautiful taffy colored
female. housebroken, sired by lingo, S35
AT. 569S; Please call before 3 pm. =
REGISTERED CHIHUAHUA STUD service
EDITH SMITH, 225 Bird NV, Wash, D. c.
DOGS BOARDED-Newly const. kennels
outdoor screened runways,: special rates Tor
perm. boarders; Axe reg. cookers for sale
KRISS KROSS KENNELS, Lee hwy, Ri
q |, near Centerville. Fairfax 1I-J-2 -15
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

FEEDER PIGS AND SHOATS from 80 lbs.
and up: good selection at all times Can
pc seen any time except Sunday VIM. j.
HINES, BrinkloW. Md. Ashton 5241. s
GOOD TIMOTHY HAY, S26 per ton:
sb sloyer $40 late late clover end lespedeza.
m9re; asptor SSaI YIN. J. HINES Br;nklow, Nd.
8 YOUNG WORK HORSES and mares, s
saddle horses. J. pair of good work mules;
reasonable; l handsome 5-gaited saddle
horse. l nice spotted pony. 2234 Pa.
LARGE, powerful saanan goat. harness
broke: S12 or best offer Also feed, hay.
straw and harness. cheap Call after 6
WORK HORSE for sale, $40. Call Locust
20 TONS 1914 long. long bright barn-stored
wheat straw and 7 tons lespedeza, $50 a
ton; Is tons clover and timothy. $50 a
burg 9-F-6. -
PIGS cd. well-bred Poland China and
white Chesters: s weeks old; $40 each
Call Gaithersburg 246-M.
WANTED TO PURCHASE. herd of approx
30 hlieh7producing l dairy cows. FREEDOM
throuphout: prefer herd Of high lactation
ct present time. Give fun particulars
HORSES. GOATS AND sHoATs. tractor
ploWS Bottoms, ! manure spreader, |
Mccormick Deering mower, other NOW =
ers, hay rakes, harrowS, . two-horSe
wagons. bugRies and carts. / one horse
pillow. harness Of all kinds collars. disc
harroWs, cultivators. single and double
SG5-W-2 -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TIRES. new, used and reeaps: recappins
sefyee MoTkmsshR
1 tps 1a St 56 ae and ID s con-
Sfq fssh seTera dTsnt sSsl makes
MI Nj or 5ss ssde oay fas repay aHS RrE
ExcH ExeHM peIHaSGEs fs and reeCndoned
Open SAT, $40 to ). AfR-WAY DEALER.
yAcutM r 'cLnhSHSrEs; EyEska =, nsz; im@s-
4a95 .G,,yyi Wis aye nT WI o 1907 ootrorx IA
built like new. I-year guarantee; S36, OPA
ceiling, Two brandnew Universal yacuumS,
semnste eens ARRoW Th c &C. e. c. ss o5A
VACUUM CLEANER Eureka de luxe. all
sttaGhments, latest model. sH. se42;
devery t5 aARY A ApPE1ANcs Fl sSHsesea s35 Req
ils yEsETiAs ri pp hiisDs ishS washed zsps!2lsa IN.
IIAN BLIND CO, UN l345
eeetrs ns eseisb0x 10x esa strings
VIOLIN, case, card table. Quick sale,
S35. $3.50 Georgia ave. NV, Apt. 206,
WA,sHailN,iG1. va, ail,i1. MAcH1NEs-we are taking TAXI
orders for new Maytag, ABC, Bendx and
Ee a'nas: SSf JoRDAN fap'fs P1aso al o'SPes co
wATER !S.i IN GoofERs, e electric, brand-nsw
ELECTRIC CENTER. 5l4 10th st. NV.
WArGGaR COOLERS. electric: immediate in
WATER HEATERS, electric .i'i brand-neW; ni iS'
oPA prices; 30 and 65 gal. sizes; in stock
cvrER G5 m%fsa'f az 10th 6exeTy s NA ss
WATER HEATERS. electric. fully auto
matte: l5-gallon sizes. Needs no specia!!
for dairy farms. stores. summer homes. etc.
Also 20 and rs gallon sizes, all in stock
ETNrEP fgF immes1ate oh delivery ELEcTRIcAL
WATER HEATERS. prewar. .erms. JOHN
G. WEBSTER. Plumbing and Heating. G27
wEpppNG Is sA BaNb, hio $s we enactment Sa ring
and band. Sl45; cost S2115. TR $3.50. -
WELDER. used Marquette electric weldeS.
HsI aaf Pny 70 sfhs SHERMAN aEe
PAIR SILVER FOX SCARF, crib and chest
Of drawers. high chair. Call after 8 pm,
HoFFMAN UPHoLsTERY-we do uphol-
stering. slip covering, repairing and re-
n5s0isT Bic RGMAsGE ia e SALE. "a AT s147 Da DUN
P1iaf' PART Of ase AN ESTATE in unusual antique
an appointment call H GE Obs No I'd dealers.
ONE LOT of approximately 10 tons struc-
CHARLES H. ToMPKINs Co, 9th and and
Douglas sts. ne, DU. 9232. -
ing of . Ideal coal fred boilers. hof-water
CHARLES H ToMPKINs co, 9th and
DOUGLAS SITS. ne. DU. g232 -
WILL SACRIFICE new rose brocade over
stuffed chair. 1909 G st. NV, Apt. PA.
sACRIFICE-S7oo 7-pc. English chippen-
dale bedroom suite, 1895 FIR. $3.50,
Ext. 457
dining table, buffet. also oak chiffor ODE /;
reasonable. Call FIR. 9229.
Evening star., 1946-04-05
AVIATION.

SEE COLOR MOVIES Of Commonwealth
Amphibian! FLY the '46 skyranger. 'The
CORP. Southern BLDG, RE. 3sas,. %
HANGAR SPACE for rent. Call Spruce
FLYING CLUB being organized for men
and women on new 1916 side-by side
Tayloreraft. For. details call BOB
FOR sALE-'40 Cub Coupe. Fly away as
Is or will recondition to suit taste. Splen-
did buy Call Mr.. Jermain, CROSSROADS
AIRPORT Tel. Falls Oh. 1926. s
FOR SALE-One membership in a To-
member flying club in a newly majored
and fully, insured Piper cub; hangared at
HYDE Field. Call RA 0S59. 5
FUNK 1916. side-by-side demonstrator,
40 hrs. total; never scratched. 75-hp
105-m.ph. cruising; maroon and cream
color accent car in trade: factory dis
tributor. AULDON L. ROGERS. 270l 14th
COMMERCIAL PILOT, whose license has
lapsed due to lack of flying time desires
checkout fiying Instruction by, rated in
eros, cross country ,tims. Cali EN- 2io4 or
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation insurance protection. Consult
SHIVERS INSURANCE AGENCY, 1910
Vermont ave. NV, District 100
PTl9, relicensed, repainted 100-hour
total ship and engine 423 hours. Tele-
phone Spruce OSSS. -