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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-10-23
SUBURBAN sALLvlRclNiA.

rms AD g FOE TIE B1NEyIT @ those
Guided section OF Arlington. w.. overlook.
the Potemsc. we have homes for sale n
f Sass nd ssnsns from pSS
Il interested, call Mr.. Higsinbot1am. IA:
falt c es's sic sS' e. ii a.s s71 H.
HERE Hi is A REAL NICE sll-trame con-
AVE- soe With and
bath 0o On st noor With Sins room. "a. dnins
e fr :aSRDsa Dsn .S
sa ss: sSs 81
this one. II Interested. esil Mr.. Hisein-
ssstarm "a fniSeE i@Sses . : 500 e. g.
kgfNSToNMYtoS are invited to 45is N,
1 hgth St, between and s, e Inspect Co
reereation 1oo S nfaa.
Directions: Out Lee highway to N. diebe
i read erafhe lisht SOUTH On Glsbe 70 18th.
i sasnt 70 I'll a9lI S7,a L. GORDON exclgsh,Ve
EHIIs GaUiRcH, $4,000 oash-Th.s 1 BEAU
THU Groom brick home. situated on q
sstfactive White board fence, must Be seen
aSns snS is Beautifully assGi.tsd shross
room. fireplace and door leading to ter
race; large dining room and large equipped
twin closets and there Is ample room for
twin beds; full basement. oil heat; price.
$4,000. balance easily financed WEST
SoTEAAffE22 R cE H2bSnf nils e. s Exclusive So.
for discriminating people, surrounded By
beautiful grounds: has center hall en-
and adjoining. powder room spacious din
ing room and fully equipped kitchen on
LIST floor; End floor has full-sized bed
ton room With maids room md beth;
REAkLTY; 33SS9o5 Washington blvd. ca
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ON GLEN RD., "a mile OF Falls I'd. in
Hunt Club section Of Mont Co.. 4S acres,
acres clear. bal. good standing timber.
$12.750.
on Glen I'd. and laying along
pieces OF property. This land and the
above 48 acres join, being separated only
By this right Of way road. Price S10.750.
Exclusive with POTOMAC PROPERTIES,
INC RA n200, OIL 1892
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

MAs. .sc up 70 $500 sso.ooo Box so-R sssf.
1900 So. IT,. for light
metal working shop: any location. sox
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SECOND TRUST LOANS on property in
o. C., Md. and Va: Prompt service at
lowest rates; From $500 70 5000: LUIS
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LOTS WANTED

I PAY CASH Tor lots IN p. g or nearby
Nd. SCOTT SANDERS TR 1868.
HAVE 3 CLIENTS with considerable cash
lots; must be reasonable Call Mr.. Berger,
ME-. 1143. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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OFFICES WANTED.

MANUFACTUREEs REPREsENTATIVE de-
sires / or furnished or unfurnished
rooms downtown. Write full details. Box
1921. Star. ~
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oUT-oF-rowN REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and .
snug hisherman's haven. ideal climate on
/ to 5 acres, fronting or near salt water,
community boat dock prtytl., hard I'd,
cleo; titles guaranteed; priced Is low rs
$500, $40 down, SIS mo-; immed. posses
sion. For beautiful illustrated free book
let, write or phone between o and s, PAUL
=. HARRISON, 1852 & st. NV, NE. 1143.
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ACREAGE WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

FAIRFAX FARMSIwill buy few acres.
Give lot number and best cash price.
Not Q broker Box 1Ss-R. Star. %.
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.

VISIT WASHINGTON FREQUENTLY? Ny
downtown studio In quiet st.,
next to bath, avail. monthly, to desirable
business person. BOX 200-L. Star. --23
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

PHONE SERVICE for small buslnessmen,
ats hSqss Ex az "a o WSn sooS SD
FIKST FLOOR-Nice Hight ONCE, near Wis
consin ave. and M st. Telephone GO.
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GOOD VIRGINIA PEOPERTIES = Hall
nile east Of An1 1sn 18th O E, a Duke cast &
Excellent al deal on 4-bedroom. q
bath older home in Arl.. 10 min. from
.re o ,at day
81, 800 cash. $40 month,
2-unit brick. n. All; 5h rooms down,
3h rooms UP, automatic h.-w.h.. 2 ranges.
2 refrigerators. 2 baths: excellent como.
frame. ?-room residence a be.utitSSl
day oesugsnsy: g :: 900 cash >. Tssuisr .S
rooms and baths. oil h.-w.h.: Beautifully
ment; $4,000 cash required.
Dominion Hills. Arl.-sss;bedroom brisk,
cant, immediate occupancy.
2-bedrm., 2-story masonry, IN good
neigh; $4,000 cash, approx. $44 per mo-,
including taxes and ms; vacant, move IN.
Other iistinas not advertised. List your
us. ARCHIE Il. DANIELS. Real Estate,
93s K q. me- DI. s1s6 or $3.50; eve
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ZONED list COMM. on Mt. Vernon ave,
Alexandria.
shift. frontage, improved by 9-rm. mod
ern house suitable for guesthouse or lunch
S5-ft frontage, improved by modern
and living quarters.
Soft. frontage, improved by Groom
or other small business Shown by appt.
J. LEE PRICE. 1908 Arlington Ridge I'd,
Arlington. Va JA 1904, Ivy 1872. -24
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WAREHOUSE For SALE.
WAREHoUsEs WANTEp.

GEO. b. WILLIAMS CO.-1-story, 10000
50. It. floor space. nreproof, xoned End
comm. god; excellent buy on any market.
Kopit, Elk. $685. -23
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NEED 1000 so. Fl. Of warehouse space;
location unimportant; call Overlook 2211.
wANTED-1o,Ooo to 10000
50. It., floor and rail siding preferred.
Send complete information to BOX 1859,
Alexandria, Va -23
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ARLINGTON. Near Navy Bldg, South
oil heat.
Q. Lyon village-Attractive Dutch CO.
lonial; bedrooms IN baths: possession
8. Near Columbia pike on South dlebe-
Groom brick, III baths: oil heat. recrea-
ton room: immediate possession; phone
Large Colonial brick; center hall, 3 bed
rooms, 2h baths: oil heat; recrestion
Z. .. GORDON. exclusive AGENT. CHI. 571e.
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house, full bsmt.. INV. heat, block "a
pins: sx;eei. Iesstion in ne. washinsto Ton
G Gffas' n. ri WILLIAMS co.-cheverly: beau,
tiful brick Cape. Cod: close to transp:i
col beat. ss 5sshs is ssaFmis oi as
f forsaSi. 'G living. Greer. IN. 600: eve
GO. III b. WILLIAMS co.-Nearby Nd ];
clean: close to, transp.,, school; stores stores
plete kit: reasonably priced Greer. gN
&SIR aSi sTf ri FoaEsr. Bethesda-11ssr.;
Ss 0Ties s.d asa1s psss
s sss ilfSS T. e55 5 Sss
s si.oeS SuSslpI,Eak;pR1cED-oreen Meadows
Vacant esrm 2.s.ory home large l0t aS %
RossET BhviS Is cS 5S S5o 5aitSss,
sftTr ind Fanssy u51il 81 The best Buy
we have had in many a day. Close (
shopping, schools and transp. lovely 9.
You may obtain mined poss.: SI5.950
terms. Why not drop by our office Or cal
81 SNa SsSS fad A ssk fo s4 ~ Ga
ENsfNGTON-Prewar construction. mod
groom home, moderately priced: Guile
Phone US now about the attractive terms
NoEr HrN WESSobs s9a Oh s7 6Ome Year
old, III stories. brick and frame; :;
bedrooms; lot S0x16o; priced a. S1o'oqo; ri 81
asaasaaiirY co.. 81. 1885, e.e'',0A IS
S1O.91c-Bungal9y. vacant Nov. l; Z PEI
f. goGdLEY 1904 wis. Wis a aI,i WI. 300
TTtkoMA PARK, MD.~See this attractiv
a6ricE sunsee s W sSday hSsf Ss sE ean
nv s42S Ga ave, 81. 664I until pm
If no answer. eall 81. 1918. -23
SILVER. sPRING.If you are iooking 70
REALTY. 81. 6541 until p.m;2 II On q
NEARBY MD, r st: s.e.-6-rm. and batl
b1ng; bsmt., coal h;-w;h,, gar; Just Re
REALTY SERVICE. 1914 Pa. ave. sc, 10
1O10 after 2 p.rn. ~o
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s1O,5O0--Brick bungalows are SCARE
tiled bath, fireplace in living rm,. no din
ing rm., large kitchen with electric range
and refrigerator: has copper plumbing, oil
INV. heat, asphalt-tiled recreation room.
press busline, theater and shopping: $4,000
cash and 81 rs monthly; You'll love The tns
down on your neighboTs. A. STANLEnY
McREAU, 5423 Annapolis I'd, HY. 5540;
QUICK POSSESSION. S10,s5o; will BE sold
this week; detached corner, modern. 9 rms,
bath, oil &C. heat. storm doors, windows,
screens. porches; large lot. fenced: attrac-
tive nearby Nd; bargain. s. M. ORRi-
IN GAiTHERsBURG, MD.-s rms, and 2
baths: 1st floor, hv. rm.. with fireplace;
bedrins:: bath; kit; dinetts enclosed
bath. kit, dinette, enclosed back porch;
also Q finished rms. in attic, hardE3 ZOO
garage: lot. 52x21O. This. is about s
years old; bus transp.: walking distance
price sl5;50o' terms; immss iI p9ss ar j. y
Rldg. Rockville. Nd. Phone 6331. -26
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT.
able any type business; located Mt
Rainier. Elk. 1928. OWNER.
INDUS. PROP. FOR RENT OR SALE.
SALE OR LEASE-4-story brick warehouse
36x56. oyO $4,000 soft. of land, soned
wholesale warehouse. priced risht. GAINES
q BRuIN: Alex. OQ14. "a
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MAI, center-NHU
handicapped lot.
Z rooms, 2 baths.
dining room. Kite,
8 bedrooms, 2 bat
ton room: auton,
rage; priced for Il
Sebastian, MA. 01
6946. BOSS AZ p,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-21

Sunday night. service, 8 o'clock,
Prayer servcie s. o'clock Wednes-
day evening.
Cottage prayer service 8 o'clock
Friday evening,
Missionary service second Sun
day of each month.
On Tuesday, Feb. 26r the young
peoples zone rally will be at the
Raymond Church of Christ in
Christian Union. 1t will be a song
fest. There will be special musical
numbers from Milford Center,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-21
MARCH OF DIMES
PROGRAM AT WATKINS

Program for beenfit of the
March of Dimes will be held in the
Watkins high school building at s
pm. Friday, Supt Ralph d. Fet-
ter, Millcreek township March of
Dimes, chairman, has announced.
:, Included on the program will be
a basketball game between the
high school team and Millcreek al
umni, cards and dancing. Pies and
cakes will be offered for sale.
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Mechanicsburg, North Newisburg,
and Raymond.
On Thursday, Feb. 2S. Mr.. Bur-
ruoghs from North Lewisburg will
bring the message Of the evening.
Lester Bailey viii preach on Fri
day evening. Mr.. and; Mrs. Ken
meth Dickee will bring special mu-
sical numbers. ,e,l
Saturday night is the quarterly
business meeting Sunday, March
third, Rev. johnson, the district
superintendent, will be with US.
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Tuesday. February 26

J. S. Horn, 4 miles west Of
Huntsville, 5 miles southeast of
Lakeview, 2 horses, 26 cattle, milk
ink machine, 33 sheep, go chickens,
tractor and equipment, auto trailer
harness and brooder house, house
hold goods. Col. Ross Downing;
auct. -
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ed missionary from India will be
in our service Sunday morning.
Evening EvangeliStic service at
1880. The pastor will bring the
message,
Mia-,vtek Prayer and Praise
Service Wednesday evening each
week at 7;30. Bring your Bible and
let's study together.
I. We welcome you in our services.
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Tuesday, Februarx 26

Marguerite M. zeigler 2 miles
south and u mile east of Prospect;
a miles north of Radnor, farm inns
plements hay and grain. John
Pfarr Jr., auct. +
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Thursday, FEBRUARY '98

Connolly & Davis, 3 miles north
west, of Marysyille, ID cattle. go
sheep 80 hogs, tractor outfit, im=-
plements, hay and grain. Simpson
& Son, auctioneers. 49,
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Wedncsday, Fcbruary..27 ,

r. L. Weaver, z miles west of
Delaware, l horse, 10 cattle, 10
sheep, chicken and brooder house,
tractor and implements, household
goods. Odus Crandall, auct. !,
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Wednesday. Fehrnary 27

BurnoSky and Pruzzo, A miles
east of Waldo, 13. cattle. Id Sheep,
hay, grain, tractor outfit, imple-
ments, household goods, j., 'P1ari,
jr., auct. -. ).
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'islrst Engiish Lutheran

Il, I George w. Dittmar, pastor
]. I S0iiday school 10 am, Walter
Otts, 3 sunday school superintend-
Church II am r.. u.
: Sermon subject: Wise Foolish
y Eltller LcsgueG6.p pm. rs,@.. ...s,
J fafst year'catecletioal class Sat
}r1ldy at 40 am; at the parsonage,
{ Second year 'catedheticaf class
Saturday lat Ham, at, the parson-
age. Il ,2,:{ a. - - ?. -!
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MaHs,sYlIie Friends Church

!; : - John, r: BartOW, pastor !. =
: Sunday school atJ9:30 am. Gar
,iand;S Glassbmn, supt. & "
! Morning worship and sermon at
1880. We are happy to announce
that Rev. Everett tCattell, return
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Tnesday. March 5

AucsuaSs mdrcn
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Roberts, 4
miles southeast of Rushsylvania,
11A miles north of State Rt. AZ, 2
horses, z cattle, milking machine,
tractor machinery harness and
collars, miscellaneous, hay and
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Wednesday. Feb. 27

Walter J. RoSeberry, 4 miles.
south of Milford Center, ,SS2r dairy
cattle, 16 hogs, tractor outfit; ini-'
plements, dairy equipment, mis-.
.cellaneous. Simpson & Son, auctSs,
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Tuesday. Fehrlrarx 2s

Raymond Heron and Ralph
Westfall, l mile east of Woods
stock, 2 horses, 9 cattle, hay anti
grain, implements. Simpson & Som
auctioneerS.
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Trinity Lutheran


Z. j. Goedeking, pastor
Sunday school $50 am, Frank
Nader, supt.
Morning worship 1920 am.
Mr.. Andrew Mild, former mis-
sionary to New Guniea, who was
prisoner of the Japanese until res
cued by American forces on Hol-
3ndia, will address the Sunday
school and deliver the morning SER
mon Missionary Mild is now a
theological student at Capital un-
iversity.
Junior Luther League meeting,
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock in
the Parish House.
Sunday school teachers meeting
|, Monday evening in the Parish
House at 7:45 O'Clock !:
|. Intermediate Choir rehearsal
Wednesday evening at 700 o'clock.
= Senior choir rehearsal Wednes-
day veening at $50 o'clock.
!. Catechetical classes Saturday
afternoon. Juniors at 1:30; Seniors
at 2:30 o'clock.
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Thursday, Feb. 28

Clyde Cramer, Il Il miles ;soutlFE
east of Claiborne, 8 cattle, poultryS
hay, grain, tractor outfit, i1nple-
ments, automobile, John Pfarr, Jr?.
auct. H.as.2.& = ~. - u
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-21
sprlnedaie Baptist Church

George {. Reed, pastor
Church school 10 am, Jesse Me-
Dowell, supt..
Morning worship IL am.
; 81 Y. F. z pm. s-~g.ssE4 G,>
Evening worship 8 pm.
Prayer meeting and Bible Study,
Wednesday 8. p.tn.G ~
True Blue Class meets sat the
narsonage on Friday evening, Feb.
%. 2sH 81
The 7DeacOns will meet at the
parsonage on Monday evening,
Feb. 25.. re
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these services and bring your din
ter and spend the day with us.
Some important business is to be
discussed IN the. afternoon Every
oodyiS welcome. s..
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MOntav. Fehrnarv 26

John McCloud, lie miles east of
Asbury church, 2 horses, 2 cattle,
implements, hay and grain. Simp-
son & Son, auctioneerS.
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wood, 3 horses, 8 cattle, 40 hogs,
Ia sheep, poultry, hay and grain,
implements, household goods. John
Pfarr Jr., auct.
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PUBLIC SALES
Coming in County
February 23

Joe Auckland, 42S f. Fifth ST.
complete line of household goods.
Simpson & son, auctS.
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Magnetlc-Pharisburg Charae

Walter ~, Martin, munster
Magnetic ..,5.. -
Church school, 10 o'clock, Dor
4nce Rockenbaugh, Supt.
Worship service IL o'clock. Lay
mans Day Services, in charge Of
Meredith Hall. The speakers are:
Don, VanAtta, Dwight Norris,
Harry George, Omar Dcty.
Pharisburg &%,
Worship service 10 o'clock. Lay
mans Day services: The subjects
arc: The. Layn1an As an Evangel-
=" what Christ Means to. Me"
Attitudes of Worship, mo Sub
stitute for Prayer" I, >
Church school IL o'ciock. Delno
Wilcox. supt.F. go
The Fellowship Hour, g. o'clock
at the home of J; Guy VanAtta.
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2l, 1896

grain, household goods. Gene Mil.
Ter and Chester Teets, auvts.
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So. IOhn,s LUTHERAN
Augtst Gerken. castor

!, Service in German at 9:15 am,
and, in English at 1880 am. with
sermon: and eatechism, qdes, 1896
told: :82-89,
Service in German with sermon
in the chapel on South Main street
at 2, pm,
ghe Lutheran Hour over WHKC
at 12s30'prn.
Bibe1 and adult membership class
meets "Wednesday at 7:30 pm. 4
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-21
First PresbYterian

r. B. Sillars, minister
Sunday school and Mems For
um at $50 am.
Morning worship service at 1890
O'Clock.
Westminster Fellowship Groups
will meet at the church Sunday
evening. The younger group will
meet at five, and the high school
will meet at six.
The Guest Meeting of the Wo-
mems Association will be held at
the church on Wednesday after
aoon at two-thirty. Stewardship
will be the theme of the meeting
Mrs. Brubaker will lead the devo-
lions and Mr.. Sillars will speak.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-21
New Dover Methodist

Horace L. Sheldon, pastor
Sunday school 10 am.
: Special 'Layman's Day" Service,
il am. entirely by the laymen,
songs and readings.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-21

Friday, March ~ 3! 81
James Clevenger, l mile north Of,
Pharisburg, 5 miles south of Rich,
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.(HUR(HE5n
auuuwwpugp..uuuuw@nwww a4seans

Raymond Church of Christ
i'm Christian Union
Rev Norman Hinkle, pastor
Sunday school 10 o'clock, Burnis
Bushong, supt.
Morning worship IL o'clock.
Young peoples service, Sunday
evening 7:30 pm
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-21

- Il. tAssemblieS of Cod
~ Rcy, f. S. VanMetcr pastor
Church school $3.50 am. Mrs.
urcil Shaw, sup.t..
Morning woiship IU:45 am.
CHRIST Ambassadors, $3.50 pm,
Lora Lee Adds, pres.
EYangeistic service, 7:45 pan.
: Prayer meeting Tuesday, 7:f5 p.
m. -
Mid-~eek Service, Thursday,
7:45 pm.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-21
Watkins Ckristfan Church =

.s - Kew. ~ Ast w sa1ks - L. - y
Sunday school 2107 am. Is
Preaching IL a.ttis' s :.;'s =
Everybody is invited to- attend
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Methodist Church

= = ::ElSuSlla hTlelSIey, munster
"a Church school $50, DR.. E.. a.
MartRn,, Supt. ), I'LL.
] Worship, 10g30.a The. last Sun
day an. February is. dedicated to
Layr1en's Day, throughout. Meth
odisfn, -Four representative lay
alemherS will speak on different
the; local 4 church pro
gfsInsl - II. - ..s.;sj Ess,,'
ASfg. II Chester Wilson, district
steward: .ssg1lle Ew a'ng c list C
Church: = Mrs Jed Rardin, presi-
dent Wor11sns' Society of Christian
service: The, Ladies Part in the
Church, y DR., E. A; Marten, church
school superintendent "Opportun-
titles Facing U.s." Mr.; Joseph Max
well Nay leader; Demands Sure
to be aSi AIDE Upon U.s." Y F.
II fntspnediate. Youth, Fellowship
500. Miss Eeoha Thompson, colfn-
Selor Proghani opens with 'recrea-
lioh2 followed by deyotions, and an
interesting study of Africa.
a,Ssniord Youth Fellowship 500,
Nj s, H "A. Marten, director. The
senior group win begin avstddy on
t4le general subject: Personal Re
ligio1 Z = -, -. = 3 !. %,F<
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{. PauFs Evangelical Lutheran

!. " Rev. c.. Us. Wachholz
Services with Holy Communion,
1880 aln. Sunday. g,..,
Sunday school 10 am.
Adults instruction, Monday eve
ming: <. = - rs. .,a.a.,t. -.r
Ehoif Friday leyening.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-21
clad Tidings TabernacIe

.4ss Allen Center Baptist
Sunday school, 10 am
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-30
THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR. WILMINGTON n. c.
MOTHER RECEIVES
AWARDS FOR son
Silver Star And Cluster
Presented Posthumously
To Capt. Groom
snecial to The Star

SneC1dl TO xnC 0tdI
BOLTON. Nov. 29-In. a simple
ceremony held Friday morning at
II o'clock at the Bolton Baptist
church. Mrs. o. A. Groom received
the Silver Star with Oak Leaf clus-
ter awarded her son, the late
Captain Clifford A. Groom Tor
gallantry in action in the Pacific
theatre during the early days OF
the war. Friends and relatives OF
Captain Groom attended the m
pressive ceremony.
Captain Groom was Company |
commander of the 45th Infantry,
Philippine Scouts, which served
CALAMITY in the defense of the Is
lands and the battle of Bataan.
Major Henry J. Pierce from
Headquarters of the North Caro-
lima Military District, Raleigh, pre-
scented the two awards. to Mrs.
Groom. He was assisted by Tech.
Sgt. j. M. knight Of the Whining
ton Army recruiting station.
Major Pierce was a member Of
the 45th Infantry, serving with
Captain Groom. Major Pierce was
captured on Bataan in April, 1912,
and. remained a prisoner of the
Japanese until September, 1915.
The citation read to Mrs. Groom
was as follows:
Captain Clifford A. Groom. 45th
Infantry, Philippine Scouts, at Qui-
nawan Point, Bataan, Philippine Is
lands, on February l, 1912, assum-
ed command of his Battalion, upon
the death of his Battalion Com
mander. Throughout action of that
day and night, when a landing of
Japanese reinforcements was re-
pulsed, Captain Groom was con-
tinually with the assault echelon,
exercising personal control of his
lines with disregard for his per-
sonal safety, though constantly ex-
posed to enemy fire. His leader
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Rev. Harvey w. Glazier, rector.
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