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REPAIRS and SERVICES.
ADDING MACHINES, typeWriters

chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea;
ss H yfs fsr saf sRs
4th esd .sa,,ori saS re- s,.ssss ssss
az: Re- ii47. -GjSisfEi United TYfEWRf1TER CO
AirERATioNs@;Pla cement work
s HI sR' for Mr. asH fitSs or FhSPs
ANTIQUES REFINIsHED and restored,
h1 sHSssd ana Go sso
9fS BOO '"aaSs ssso osoTsa sse na CO.
ASBESTOS sHINGLEs--we have them
now, We apply them. For immediate ap-
glication cal Rockvills 564-W. L2s
poir ting. repairs, waterproofing and etc.
frst,class workmanship. After pm. MI
BUILDING and remodeling by responsible
builder; competent workmen. Call Falls
SsSiss si; ;ns ssP s3f ;ES,
CAMERAS. movie equipment repaired by
experts; all foreign and domestic makes.
MEE eAMEkAs III kEPAfRED. M sD. Bellows H SA shutters @
CAMERA GAS cENTERs. e1s 18th st. NV,
CARPENTRY. building, repairing, remod-
cling, shelving, partitions. furniture re-
pairs. Call Ii. 1888. No Job too small.
steps. porches. walks, painting. TR.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, general re-
paris and remodeling. WA. 1856. 2S'
CARPENTRY, first quality; extra rooms.
stair work. corner windows and attics.
JOHN NIELEN. ia. 7036 before 1 Pm:
SARPENrkSnrloors. SanRP n RSRn doors. partitions.
mechanics. GOODMAN. AID. 3149. IS.
CARPENTERING, PAINTING. general re-
pairs: homes remodeled, porches. garages
and fences built or repaired; reasonable
prices. MI. 1852, to 8 pm. MR.. WEBER.
CEMENT FINISHING, plastering. steps and
walks, recreation rooms, basement floors;
by the job WILLIAM DAVIS. MA. 1891. .
CEMENT WORK done at once. Call be-
tween and 8 am. T. ALLEN. National
9174. 23'
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process.
sensational results guaranteed; work done
in your own home. For estimates, call
any time. DU. O634. GE. 95S5;
COMPLETE HOME REPAIR and remodel
ing service; Papering, painting floors,
cement work carpentry, roofing. spoutins,
plastering, landscaping. general hauling
IDEAL HOME IMP. CO., 1908 You St
NV. AID. O23S, o am. to q pm, -23
CONCRETE. CEMENT, FOOTINGS. porches
steps, driyeways. carpentry work, caulk-
ing AT. 1864 C. G.. CONSTR. Call
any time; Sundays also. 23'
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

RIDE WANTED, Los Angeles or San Fran
CISCO responsible married couple will drive
your car, share expenses; Oct. L. WI.
BOSTON-Want ride Tues or Wed, share
driving and expenses. CHI. 442S.
VETERAN, ex-naval ofiicer, driving to West
Coast, take two passengers. MI. 1900,
Ext. Z. after 8 pm.
leave at time suitable for passengers in
side next 10 days. Call CHI. 3149 after
9 pm.
ORLANDO, FLA, october /, driving 1941
Lincoln and can take 3 passengers. Phone
"a. 1417 for contact, -
ST. PETERSBURG, Palm Beach, Miami or
places en- route: Oct. !: take 2. CO. 7943.
SHARE PLAN-If pass, we arrange ride:
II car owner. we MI your vacancy. 23
Mass ave NV. RE. $3.50. 26'
LEAVING WEDNESDAY MORNING for
Buffalo, n. Y; take or passengers.
AID. 1856. -22
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HOME IMP. COMPANIES tcen,o

FLOORS sANDED, refinished 10 years
sEsEszf II sEoTS EeusfeLfasIsc, Sc taaSs window. and
;;apsTyisor, Relax e our gSs% service; o W
sHSXicEE;; 8 F; INC, PE, $3.50; r, 1905; Is
sonal attention fol-, remodeling or repair
sTRUcTIoN CO. ls47 Conn. ave. AID
GENERAL CONTRACTING - Immediate
service on surveys, estimates, plans, tinanc-
ing; home consultation; complete home
building or renovating under one contract;
row is the time to start planning your
put of for so long. Don't wait, do it now.
"a s9is q es'ce c. %ssHrsT ca MT
guards, railings. angies, beams. safes
fences; steel industrial buildings and ga
WORKS. inc. si I1se SIT; 18th 1 St. NV. N NA
1906 day, Wo. 325s (eveJ. 25'
fAINTING-Interior and exterior. Kem-
pSnss IF eSoA rite1aSs IEo oNFs White mechanics ca
an. Mr. Wills. METRoPoLITAN CON-
TRACT CO. FIR. 53s2 days IR, 1910 eyes.
PAINTING. interior, exterior expert
cleaning of wall paper and paints. For
Sa 60 sfRT'f RE sla es sns 1sE tme nDEAI
PAINTING, .papering, plastering. floor re-
finishing and general contracting; 5 years
service in WASHINGTON; free estimates:
terms available. For home Improvement
call AIRCRAFT DECORATORS TIA. 1851
PAINTING, DECORATING. papering floor
refinishing, roof repairs, waterproofins
sstablished 4nh he z1s5 1928 GILBERT & HAMIL-
RECREArrooN kHEa ROOMS finished in knotty
Pine and other mnts5alS all typeI Of
kEMODkL. modern,ze your home now;
REMoDELfNG AND REPAIRING; easy easy
payment. HARRY sTUMPF. UN. O413
E,6MoDEtISGms,eym RENO o glaaowf; 5ee1ns
MENT GO; INC, 54o3 Georgia ave NV.
RooF 6 RaPAIks, renewed. painted; cutters,
spoyts; fres ns ss.ipatsS 20 years reliable
WATERPRoOFING, all kinds; have your
R1snsT RRa1ssmsnt Ea.eEproofed g now; No cement work.
cAyLFiEI:p cokS for A Johns hsavliie
istH YOU WAHT y Il" any 19ns fAiNr1N2 NJ Keno
ing. carpenter work, cement roof repair
odds and ends done. call THOMAS BROTH
ERS. They are prompt and very depend
able; work done any time. any place
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO.. GIL
02l l1-Call us for roofing, siding. painting
cutters, insulation, remodeling terms: So
| ncitIne Virginia work exclusively. A.
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SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER.

ACCOUNTANT .BOOKKEEPER, exper;,
srad.. vet. capable, wishes part-time work
Al accoTSTaNT ceSSS espert oS books M Started ted kept
part time, audits. statements, tax returns
sitg sffsItnsfs GR 97d d.sre.
work at Wharton School, experience in
sGaoUfSrAs RI ssH .sDsrenee sasT in pub
lie and private accounting, desires re-
sa4esss Dsf'r sh sss sA'seH cpz m
AccogSTANT sct 5SSTh sfsf fbookkeeper typist Al ex
es to q hoai of
employment; references. RAY. Dupont
.ss.g A 1.ps Jsh sS ssse @ tsP
FF1TSSHp sH sSsf desires
opportunity for advancement. Box 25s4.H' IS.
ADMINIsTRATIvE ASSISTANT. age 20.
experience years foreign govt. purchas-
agency, also advertising. sales; prefer per
manent Washington location. Box 45s.H
ARCHITEcTURAL DRAFTING and render
ing; graduate architect commercial; resi-
ATTORNEY, labor and legislative back
law 'iss rn OF WIZ Bo.
ATTORNEY, young, ex-Army omcer, oeSlreS
association in established law nrm. For
further details call UN 40l2.
desires work in Washington. Box 420-H,
AUrTo MECHANIC. body man. and painter
desires part-time Eork. an TO p;m Pm.
BARTENDER; Al mixer hotd hotel exp; p c.
SoYs s2' .seleTed, want work of amy
roy. 16, wants work on farm; experienced.
CAFETERIA MANAGER-High-grad exec
utive, organizer, close buyer. menu planner.
cost controller. personnel instructor, result
qetter; Govt. cafeteria expert: Geneva
graduste& & lyll a shsrse only only' salary: Sloo
CHAUFFEUK, private, or truck driver,
heavy Or light duties: long experience.
CAAGFfEUR. colored. experienced. IS
years: slI,sround our % man; good references;
CHEF, cclored. 1st-clsss. sll-around man;
pastries, home pies, rolls; in or out
Of town. EX. 1878
CHEF, cclored, for immediate work: very
capable, can take charge, good reference.
CHEF-Cook. celored. experienced; no
CHEF, first class; knows American. for
eisn, Oriental dishes: best for private
ooMPogIToK. fast, accurate. sober. re-
liable. married: Kluge press. WsshinRton-
IAN. Box <e6-H. star.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

RUSSIAN LANGUAGE by Russian native
AGRenEs h9Re sE6Ff 6F rr4NonE2izAprrH RI 1laG ARM
STRONG. ST formerly with preparatory dept,
Pleasant st. and 1925 G st. NV. Ho
KsS.a yS.s ,es5 Bss 5as
1929 9th a.Sts st. NV Play violin in so les
fAes fahy Ra'zsG easl eSPtrS5 ssHs
dSTck @ sSf sEyER 14tR s. toGKsr MI IN sho4tnsnd
At BOYD SCHOOL 1883 F St, Ma. Ss3S.
FRENCH conversation. private Instruction
sTENoGRAfHic neEs,' ana see2et.r,al asss: e,asse.
forming n and
ssemptometer. ali secretarial subjects. Est
Gs Gs.rs yr: Aseresi.ed .ApDreysa q Ssbe9l
Beauty oPHRaroRSs; S;'os NEEpkp3Mod.rn uhsi1s
training IN, all subjects; day. night and
fres eaaSfss or
Fok NJ Ezs oS eStss Ho1 ls1s nsno
son at your home by experienced music
instructor leave your name and address.
GREGG sHoRTHANp pIcrAT1oN review
typing; evening classes under college teach
er; rates, 81 monthly. Sligo $3.50, TAX. PIX,
SPECIAL HELP in remedial reading. UN
sTENoGRAPHIc and seeretarial classes
Courses in ssorhand tspns sna
eomptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est.
nors fs nes sA ss 9Uqp g cao
81 HRR GoPtS EThsstsF esss 10
touch typng free with course; top-sa alaried
n-& cto Vt
PGBIfc PB' sPI4kISGi cLAssks@Given A:.eH; by
IN ase br xhH found IN for
overcome timidity; learn social and plat
fGET PGIs in 6yos u syeanS co slasses
pair pI;aainr, profits You'll be conyinced Prae-
tisal spare as, time home study and resident
repair shop or get a good Job Mechanical
8aass Rsn Safs eT i5ss sss asf
SSfEEceHANIcALLY MINDED MEN look into
5a YES Ak lkSa RrvH% RSy I:5a: isas; s'sT .s
auired; approved for veterans. *. 3. aS5s
DIESEL GROWTH demands more men for
WeTt: Srlsht fature you saH are %sehan-
at hone UTIIisTiEs DIES DiEsEI IL TRA1NING. sR t
HHARX sea S7s-Hi PHiRAcfTcAL AssfT NURSING. be sa'
trained practical nurse; big demand, high
WAGES learn quickly At home home; fine extra
scHooL OF PRACTICAL NURSING Box
,tjEI6' aUT6 BoDY s,ff AND FENDER WORK. includ-
work; Look iRto il One Of the most
dustry Offering chances for good JOB or
your own business; train in spare time
TEAfsNG Mssf sS5 Box HFss o.H !ss1i sts1
PRIVATE instruction in magic and slight
of,hand; new and used magic tricks for
CopfoMEfER of wits on Wth
out touch tipping; hundreds of excellent
Rens BoYp a5k ssT nSS ."fRs
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
Air-conditioned studio MR.. NEWMAN,
1905 G st. NV. ME. 4700 or RA. $500.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, all
Sr trsnas saash ADREssd z
SSiv6GAI liz it fS DH Tradss ass
isnsuass ls opsioaai @ expsTisRssa ssS; sssss6s5i;
sG1s sGW1SS Senn hEssoNEsht ahour lessons
sS snS isys McHSE say fhs nsh e. eas5ss s
Conn ave-, EN-. 4244.
SPANISH CLASSES Small congenial
oEe spoEen) M trained esi Instructor. 0 @ One W free
trial lesson every Friday from 7:30 to
$50 pm. CO; 97S7. 23.,
PIANO instructions by FRED A. COOLEY,
Piano instructions at your home. WA.
65SS.
FRENCH TEACHER will give lessons
Telephone SH. 1894 any time. 2:'
pVANn ACHER for cb;16rao and adults
certificates from Orlando, Fla. music acad
emy and Viennese masters. Me. 26I4. 23t
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

TEACHERS WANTEp-Many immedials
ysofnse5 oRE TEAcHkRs ssfa RAIT
fEAcHERs aimGss eiementary: l. csntral Ma Pacific
esa;} ssss sso eeoasary Sssss e0sfs asse S
H1se 9als Hass Lansing Sheh. aieh
TEACHERS university. COLLEGE; Instructors,
s sfh cIisE fEi cRhass
AFPRfNrIcE easf FEoRHsr FhEapsRy Mlf teua
S3'5I20; secy., ms. CO.. So 900: secy,, legal,
trade assn san' s1sSo pSS REP PBxtyUs
messenger, white %. oS1,320; rec. and
ma marking elk; SmD. s1,ssO; engr.. 9th and
eaIr Mutual tGTSnn' EMpLoYaENT Emf 6SsSr sf
SERVICE, 17i0 G ST. NV. Ma. 09b4. pa
THOUSANDS Of openings are always listed
sition you are capable OF handling in any
. n s'iai Rhsnf sERS Sr
assoc SEC SEQ xk si Hy ng. expa MA trsae SasI as
sociation work; Capitol Hill stenog., age ab.
%, $4,000; political secretary, 5-day wk.,
law stenoe.. perm. $50 Wk:; Detroit
Of others Oldest emp sssney seS vk in po.ees g.
eafiT9L FS Iii Hill F. srEA. "a s$s $4,000 a., under
DO, exper.; hundreds OF other interesting
openings, Est. 70 yrs. BOYDS, 1888 r.
sTENoGRAPHER. Chicago. $3.50 r,.
Nationally known organization. Chicago and
.. G. BOYD'S, 1888 F. MA 1888.
TYPlST. $I16 F); exper 5000 WPM
nseessafy nsGo Secretary; legation. exper:,
gyeeko gyeek stenog; t:ol; start s175-Saoo mo-
Stenog;,. 5-day week. x115 no. Always
interestins openings; Free registration
Essan' Raon, years asd Call In See Miss Reed
SERVICE, 1911 q st. Ma. 5000. Ma. 2iis.
secretary, experienced, large law firm;
stenographer, excellent working conditions;
stenographer, above average steno ability,
S2 500; typist. above average speed and
appearance Sl75 mo-; switchboard OPP
orator; small board some tipping. ,Numer-
apsMs ta5jes itsnsfTsPhsEs salaries
Colorado BLDG. 18th and G sts.
NURSE; X2,l55 Tl. Several openings.
FORD EMPd0YMENT SERVICE. 71S 14th
BOoKKEEPERs, s5o-s60 week tM); night
clerk, club work: young man. service auto
mgr ONCE; 5000 civil engineers, SS5 week
stenog's, $50 week Many Others daily
call in. BoYD's. 1888 F. MA. 234O
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HoMe lNpRovEMENT COMPANIES,

NOME uMpkOVkAkNu SOkNpANueS.
ALTERATIONS, additions, repairs. .carpen-
no money down, SO months to pay. HAM
MTON CONTRACTING CO., MA. slS7.
BRICKwORK AND CONCRETE. walks,
driveways and walls; repairing; free esti-
mates Call AT 3052 or AID. 6306 any
time evenings Sundays. ED. CoNsIRuc-
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. nagstone
porches and walks chimneys, freplaces.
Rockville, Md Phone Rockville 700. 20
COMBINATION ALUMINIUM storm window,
with stainless steel screen. Buy now, start
AIR COMFORT. CORP. HO. $500
FENCING-Anchor fences . specially. Also
dE. 7o5a. WILMER FENCE CO
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best;
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning, par
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1912 Wiscon-
sin ave. NO. e216.
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SITUATIONS MEN and woMEN.

COUPLE. white. cook, butler, -houseman;
no outside or driving: Box 13J. Star. 23'
HUSBAND AND WIFE (white), latter COM
petent cook. will undertake household
duties In exchange for living quarters in
private home. Phone r. ELsBERRY. Glebe
3737, 10 to 2.
-Janitress, colored, handy man,
10 years experience. Best refs. Box 1l5-J,
Star %"
try estate in exchange for place to live.
Husband. Govt. employe,. will do morning
and knows how to entertain, etc Both
college training viii undoubtedly get
little results from this ad but it's another
way of trying to find place to live. Box
43-J. Star.
COLORED MAN WIFE want position to
take care of apt. house, with quarters. NE.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

LADY, white, wants work small apt, car
Ing 4 for elderly lady; 666 B St: Sc
plenty of day-work women on hand: So,
fare and lunch: has openings for child's
nurse, cooks, house workers, End maids. 20
1897 l1th st, NV
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK and g.h.w.. colored, stay some
nights; city ref. I124 Sth st. D1. 1881.
COOK, excellent: light housework; - to
7:30: references. ia. 1878. 5902 < st.
10
CURTAINS washed and stretched; pickup
and deliver. Ii. 1884.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT-AUDITO B. B. A. degree,
II years experience in private industry
ences; available Immediately. Box 1921.
ADVANCED PRACTICAL NURSE. eolored,
wishes permanent position; day duty pre-
ferred. NO. 1877.
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iesS, Towel oars. " oCONNOR' 1E' upoo'
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Repairing
and remodeling; expert workmanship and
Drisi @aeas'e 1Ye
ROOF REPAIRING. new roofs. all work
sqar,snntseeed. ,nte BARNETT ROOFING Co.
soles, record changers delivery service
free. Excellent Workmanship suaranteed;
RabIos lbT seIHlis REpA1kEp 'uIfS a maees M within
nours; pickup and delivery service. We
carry full line of tuhes and radios, Call
sn Rnd is1I aolI. or bring radio '' sl7 F St n'~'
RADIO REPAIRS-Al work done in your
own home by qualified engineers; D. C.,
nabo M kEFAiks kEF hSne ps Ssssrsn ol2 s
%orkmanship Sas aa af' 'e aE' s7ss. SIS 'A'' Wa4
RADIO TROUBLE: Free estimate. WORK
fY x5o gaps gao s H9nei em 'Eesi rfaa
REFRTGERAToRs. ali makes. repaired and
chimes. Service anywhers in the city. OF
sErs1arxs Nd snd xs 81 45ls r.,.,r ssrv,,.
~ eo
Ssas ace RE CO Ssrt s s'2
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRED; authorized
specialize on all GE and WESTINGHOUSE
large and small appliances. washing ma
fans s4s 9TH st.
OoFiNGG-coNGREss ROOFING CO.
All kinds of roofing and timing repaired;
Stag roofs specially. Call ia. 4037 or
RA. 1921.
ROOFING, timing. gutterng and spout
ing, roof painting. Call MR.. sHIPLEY,
GE Abs
ROOFING, carpentry. home repairs; i'm
mediate service. WILLIAM BESTIMT
LU. 49l1. 37S2 st st. Sc. -27
ROOF REPAIRING of all types. gutterins
and spouting. THOMAS & BROWN CO
5l3 Franklin st. ne. NO. 3046
ROOF REPAIRS, any type leaks, gutterins
and spouting: prompt service. EGERTOr
g. MILSTEAD. DI. 5000, eve. RA. a446
oct'
ROOF REPAIRS. renewed. painted, cutters
spouts; free estimates: SO years reliahl
serv. GICHNER ROOFING CO.. Ma. 7lS4
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erton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Len
yille of Berkeley, Calf, and Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Spencer OF John
Day, Oregon.
Mrs. c. L. Holcomb Of Seattle
is visiting friends here this week.
On Monday she was honor guest
at an informal luncheon at Mrs.
H. E. Huntington's. Mrs. Hol-
comb has just been in Yakima
visiting her son Lee, recently re-
turned from service.
Mrs. Donald Roberts, daughter
of Mrs. Otis Bateman, has re-
turned to her home in Los Ange-
les, accompanied by Mrs. Alfred
Christensen. On the way they
plan to visit Leon and Wayne
Bateman in Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Boutelle had
q long distance call from Mime
apolis announcing the arrival Of
q new grandson ON March .,
The mother is Mrs. Vernon r.
Ude, nee Jean Boutelle, and the
baby has been named Wayne.
A dinner last Sunday at the
willard Campbell home was the
scene Of q reunion Of group Of
Mrs. Campbell's relatives, who
were together for the first time in
II years. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Putt Of Yakima, Mr.,
and Mrs. Harl Aldrich Of Spo-
kane, Mrs. David Lyle Of Woost-
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quarterly birthday party Sunday
afternoon at the Recreation hall,
The Ladies' Aid from the Rich
land Lutheran church were guests
making a group Of about IS to
enjoy the games and friendliness.
Milton Hooper of Walla Walla
was calling on Kennewick friends
Monday.
Mrs. L. H. Greenup is in Taco
ma to visit her husband who is in
the MP hospital and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. I. Anderson and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Vandine Of
Touchet were Sunday visitors Of
their daughter, Mrs. Ben Van
Fossen.
Mrs. A. J. Lotus sister, Mrs.
r. H. Rieder and son Ross Of San
Jose, Calf, were visiting her
several days last week.
w. C.. Muldrow Of Portland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Monroe Of
The Dalles, Ore, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Mrs. ]. L. Stradling returned
Sunday from Portland where she
went through the Portland clinic.
Mrs. G.. S. Knowles children
and their families were her visit
ors this week end and were ell
| together for the first time in sew
! en- years. They were Bob Nit
chei1. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester For
aker and two children Of sBrem-
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Rites
Read Here Saturday

John Calvin Lawrence and
Katherine Reeves OF Edmonton,
Canada, were united In marriage
Saturday afternoon ut 400 at the
Christian church. Rev. Z. E. Coul-
ter performed the ceremony.
Best man was Johnnie Shifner,
friend Of the groom, ana the maid
Of honor was Opal Lawrence, the
RroomS sister.
The bride was dressed In q pale
suit with white accessories. Her
corsage was Of three gardenias
surrounded by rose buds. The
haid Of honor wore pink with
white accessories with gardenia
and rose corSage.
The bride was given away by
her father.
Out Of town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Reeves and John Shift
ner.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the groom's
home with about so attending.
Mrs. Sam Lawrence and Mrs. Jerry
johnson were hosteSses.
The couple plan to make their
home here in Kennewick.
John Calvin Lawrence was re-
Gently discharged from the navy
after serving two and one-half
years overseas.
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The Kilkare bridge club met
Thuroday with Mrs. @. p. Miller
for q luncheon and IN afternoon
Of bridge at which Mrs. N: Sim
meaink won high score and MIS-.
Elmer Olson low.
The American Legion Auxiliary
win meet Thursday, April 4 at
8 o'clock at the Legion Hall. The
Mesdames Campbell, Johns and
Boutelle win be hostesses for the
meeting.
Coming today from Pullman
for Spring vacation are Tommy
and Robert Simmelinlk, Mary Hull
and Mary Ellen Dickinson. The
students have weeks vacation.
Margaret Toland and Tom ST.
mard from Longview were visit
ing the last few days at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kelso.
W. S. Hulet and daughter,
Daphne Taylor were in Portland
this week. Coming back they
brought Willis Taylor home with
them, as he has just completed
his third year in medical school
and is home for three-month
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Libby had
q dinner party at their home
Saturday night. The guests in
.cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Don Coates,
Manuel lille and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Purdy. In the card game
that followed the Purdys won
high score and the Coates low.
The Grossmans inform us this
week that they have received the
plans for their new department
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Highlands entertained Mrs. Vir.
ginia Pankey and Mrs. Elsie Dur.
ham of Finley to an oyster dinner
at the restaurant, then attended
the theatre, in honor Of their
birthdays.
Helen Farris and daughter vi.
ola went to Prosser to spend the
week end.
Mrs. Bert Gray of Grandview
spent Thursday Of last week al
the BENJAMIN home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Keithly and
daughter Of Eugene, Oregon, left
Monday after q visit at the home
Of Mr.. Keithley's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. BENJAMIN. They will also
visit in Naches with Mrs. Keith
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Under.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice J. Foley
and family were guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Rust
and family Of Richland from Sat-
urday until Monday.
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store to be erected ON Ave. G. Z.
They state they will have q very
new and modern building, accord
ing to the plans.
Patty Grossman returned 70
school this week after a long
seige of illness.
Mrs. Willis NJ. Compton, wife
of the new president Of WSC,
was down from Pullman this
week visiting at the G. G. VIII
liams home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gravey
and Miss Dorothy Gravey of Spo-
kane spent the week end at the
Don Solberg home. The visitors
are members Of Mrs. Solberg's
mrs. J. c. Hale is going to
Yakima this week to be with her
sister, Bertha MCGOWAN, who is
undergoing major operation.
Clara Williams, her sister, is &C
companying her. Also q sister
from Califoria is coming up to
be with her.
Mike Cronin was gone five
days on a trip to Chicago on q
trailer buying expedition.
The Babcock Oil Co. tire de-
partment is back in working Or
der after the fire they had a few
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grossman and
daughter and son-in-law spent q
delightful week end fishing OF
WILDLY Island on the coast.
The A. w. Campbells and the
Harry Oswalds spent the week
end in Tekoa with Mrs. Camp
bells sister and family, the v. L.
Kirkpatricks. They report q s.
inch snowfall there.
Little Ingrid, the two-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Olav
Otheim had a birthday party on
Tuesday. Eleven Of her little
friends helped her play in the
sand box while the grown-ups
took moving pictures Of them.
Then they all had good time
eating ice cream.
Mrs. G.. A. Carpenter entertain
ed Mrs. T. w. Payne, Mrs. Nor
ton and Mrs. L. H. Raymond at
dinner Sunday.
Mrs. II. A: Settler, who has
been visiting friends and relatives
in Tacoma, returned home Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Bailey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Schwartz were
in Seattle Friday and Saturday
the men on business and the la
dies to do a bit Of shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Clancy and
L. D. Langworthy were in Spo-
kane the first Of the week at
tending a J. c. Penney Co. con-
vention for managers.
Miss Margaret Kelso is in Our
Lady Of Lourdes hospital with an
ear and sinus infection.
Miss Evelyn Andrews of Palm
Springs, Calf, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Kenneth Cristianson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Baxter are
visiting in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Finkbein-
or Of Connell were Sunday guests
Of John Finkbeiner, Jr.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Bethle-
hem Lutheran church gave their