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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Do YOU want to sell? We have buyers
with, cash List with US. free appraisals
and ST. 81. 1855. YouSG scH & PAsToR. 3i$Ss 1is
s5snsRss sfHHshs s 7 FOR SALE, We ar. set up
business whatever il may BE- we, have
eeppos ST. ssss to A. BUY
fSs cfEas faptHl s SbsY Rsssas fHASTM fH s73o
now doing only wholesale work. and Is
gsared up for large volume Of business.
This is a $500, 900 proposition and should
seonsibis prospects S capable IN OPERATING
ssassa SsnEssa. ~ ea1l y HARRY !. SRlEDMsiSN Fri
frontage. zoned commercial 100 100 IT. 's; deep
and apt coming go IT. balance; approxi-
s staa5ial FL S%silSins & sox$s,, ear Ss ased IS
BssSsssF sS SsSss - s1H:
RREsSTAURANT-LIoUoR, doing more than
ssss sss lssssssss fsn SSSsS
CHAPLIN 1S7 3 st. Sc. AT. 77s4. @ae
DELICATESsEN, your LICENSE $4,000 down:
restaurant, white trade, $4,000 down:
beauty shop, NV. section, $500 down. I
can assist you in selling your business on
sas terms bs ha You viii sharp little
interviews 81 sppoint@ent' Tel lsfs pi. sssa: ss5s
public accountant, 916 N. z. ave. NV
wANTED--Radio sales and service 6usi-
w. ness; ~. medisTm sns size. good location. Gan
Ws1ueao 1000. 6oe
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

HAWAIIAN OR SPANISH GUITAR. private
lessons; reasonable; instrument furnished
without charge AD. 1895, to pm. 81
SEWING LESSONS, two-hour lessons.
S10; sew and save. Sewing machines
repaired. 1887 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 4244.
PIANO INSTRUCTION by FRED A..
COOLEY, Warfield 65SS, A.
PIANO INSTRUCTION by FRED A..
GoodLESy. sc dlS :. pisno instruction at your home
CONTRACT BRIDGE. spring quarter
classes; Mon. and Thurs. eves., Tues. morn
Beauty oPERAToRs NEEpED-Modsrn
training In, all subjects: day. night and
fesse aoNoE Eis sss rss sassns Y,
p. g, requirements and GI training, 1340
y. =. ave-. NE TITS: estab. 1918,
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

I.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ATTTCS AND RECREATION RMS. finished
HUMPHREY Il oUTdo. Randolph 2s4I
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. fagstone
porches and walks, chimneys, freplaces.
+. MARCuCCIO, Route 4, Horner's lane,
Rockville. Md. Telephone Rockville 34s-J.
DIRT. CONCRETE, debris, hand excava-
ton, yards, cellars, driveways. FIR. os9s4.
painting in rooms, siding. shinEles, all
es eeRffisGy me- W SS ssss sFse or too .ms
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning, par
~ ~ as'3S % a:hsi sis VISOR
FIooRs FL oGs sASDED. TI'n nREFINIsHED-1a years
s5Psss2ss Yrs Rsssss,ss sS
and waved BY DUKE & TABLER FLOOR
fE6SsE fE6oRs 81 S22s sad Te psaatuy asS
LAssA sIAfI1N SE6k ;nEi,sa AT Hssl tor noe,
restaurants, factories. porches, counters.
PsmpSiets turnishsd ds' on ana request. 'fas RA.
KEMToNE PAINTING, decorating; let t' US
Ksmtone your home; work done promptly.
1907 PURE LEAD for exterior painting;
iMnterie5 int DECORATING and paperhanging. Call
PAINTING. DECORATING, paperins. floor
rennishins. roof repairs. waterproofng;
estimates. GILBERT & HAMILTON. estab-
lished 1925. AID. 5129. 90
PAINTING and decorating. 40 years at
making homes brighter. For unexcelled
workmanship at reasonable rates, call
LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS. s23 Emerson st.
NV, RA. $3.50 or GE. Ss63. -25
PORCHES ENCLOSED, Kool shades. sun
screens, or combination storm sash and
screen: AIR COMFORT CORPORATION.
REMODEL. modernize your home now;
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
ROBERT JARMAN, specialist In home
cleaning, sanding, painting Kem- -Toning
house renovatins. $40 oaEdaie pi. 2 W,
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have ma
terial. Repairins. and remodeling; as
bestos siding, roofing. w. D. TAYLOR,
Sligo 3942 evenings except Fri. and Sat.
SPRACRETE - Gun-applied; waterproofs,
seals cracks and beauties stucco, cinder
blocks and brick walls; estimates. WID-
MAYER STEEL CO., MA. 1859 go
IF YOU WANT any painting or roofing
and repairing. and odds and ends done
call the THOMAS BROS. They shall come
Immediately: Thomas Bros. are very de-
pendable. Phone NE 1894. 25.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL. part time Job, am. to
l pm: days. Call pI. 1888. -25
COMP ON-HOUSEKEEPER needed i'm
mediately, white: live in; salary, good home
COOK, r.h.w., assist with child. Conn.
ave. apartment; thoroughly experienced
with references only need apply. HO.
COOK, experienced. gh.w.; colored, not
under 30; live in; 8 adults: references
C0OK-G.H.W., experienced; city references
required; excellent wages; pleasant room
and hath in apt: family Of 2 adults. Cali
HO. 1886 Ok
COOK AND G.H.w., excellent position for
experienced. settled woman; live in, up-
statrs room; Bendix: $100 per month.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
N0MEHTIC.

RUPHERs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
Plenty Pss sa of days work ss adnars lunch
sse; Lao to $50, 75c per hr.; days
in family, S25; 8 to 1, SIS. fare: IL to
s, S25; live in, 3 in family. $25: man to
wash windows, etc. 1887 11th st. NV.
hand. Beginners and advanced Individ-
ual instruction. Speed dictatipn. Start
any evening and prepare for exams. 634
woodward Bldg, DI. lila 29s
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants day work in home
or office. Ii. 1868. -25
GIRL, colored. wants days work; excellent
references. ME. n1na.
Gn GIRL, s7so solored. desires days work. Call
GIRL, colored, wants daywork. S5 day
and carfare. Call NO. 1887 for FANNIE.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored, wants lob
children. Call AID. 0570. %"
MAID. colored,. wants cooking and g.h.w.;
without small children; ref. live in. Adams
WOMAN, colored, will take charge Of apt.
and child for employed family; ref, health
certr.; $25 wk. DE. 2015.
WOMAN, colored, will do personal laundry
in her home; sanitary; refs. FIR. 0659.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.
ADDING MACHINES, caicuia1oTs clear

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned.
oile' and adjusted. All work guaranteed.
sE II57 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
SpbING All tsea MA6hiNEs n CHI and .ypewr,..rs re-
paired quickly: factory.trained mechanics
McHsE co suTs Sona sE bas asss
APPLIANCES, refrigeration. washing ma
chimes. We specialize on all makes: "a
hGSE HTTo 'eFEsf EEfA1kMs M eaas spssazins in brake
si,cis9s service. is4o Montana ave ave. ne. 1
AWNINGs-Haye yours repaired before
the rush: installations; some orders taken
SErekaYEksg I'll efX sEnags on Sa sna Tei6 Il a. times No
IL aERM4S r fss snail T. Aa1sarE
BRICKwoRK. fireplace, concrete work. re-
n. sis sisss blocks and new homes s RIToK
BRICK MASON coNsTR.-porches.s FIRE
mode j. FERk&RA Df fsSsS ssso. DG 1855
CAMERA REPAIRING. Call FULLER &
dALBERT, INC, National 4712, SIS 10th
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
sensational results euaranteed; work done
yaGE 9sn sny e Fs5 Eo fs5na'e' sos call MR.
sprinE; weight and Electric; prompt ssTx.
se,z St aEssoMs hTs esef 1sIssss ask
saa IL old asi1 ind new homes wsd
ELECTRICIAN. day. and night serv., fire.
cns Tlrns IeHsFs 4s5 b snd og new nsta
ELECTRICIAN, yETERANVInstallation of
wall plugs and fixtures specially. Trim
ELEcTRfC; WIRING and repairing. 81 Small
Jobs = Specially. Call DU. 33si. go
hSsses aa sDfsafs IA ssJi HnoA
s es: s0 & e
sad maas 1aas0 osRsfs tRhsfs sslzs Al re-
RApo xppASeE co ssfviss Isl
ksaases ffooas xNbED 81 and TA 2eSsbea sSS cleaned
estimates. GEO. Taylor. Atlantic so55s.
f.. on x.sDr 81 sqs aoEs rsnshns
FAY sIS% 4 T. e ssns ssss%s.s: s. 3.
b0oRS rbito sAMDED and nished expert
LONG & STONE FLOOR SERVICE, RA.
FLOORS sANDED and finished, work done
personally. c. L. KEYsER, Hillside 1871.
FLOORS WASHED, polished, sanded, fin
ished: carpentry work: paperhanging and
painting: experienced workmanship: cash
or terms. Call anytime. UNITED HOME
SERVICE, INC, w. 7. Gilstrap, Ia. Sg04.
27s
FLOORS cleaned waxed and superbly pol
ished by PARKER e. SMITH. TR. 1905.
-26
FLOORS SANDED and beautifully finished.
call g Z. VETERANS Ts asi FLOOR SERVICE, LEM
fURNiTukE REPXiRs and finishing. 8
D. HOOVER, formerly Of woodward Il
LOTHROP. For appointment call WA.
GENERAL BRICKwoRK - Stores. STEPS,
concrete work. etc. RINAIDI &
CO., FIR. 2342. 30s
GEN. REPAIRs. ulasterins, cement, car
waterproofng: all work guar. By
white mechs.: prompt serv. Elk 519e. -oT
GET YOU LAWNS WORK OUT and grass
cut and your hedges trimmed. co. $500.
JAMES. Us
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INSTRUCTION coURsEs tcont.l

full dance OF the Islands; teachers and
pupils. courses. Studio, I'LL Franklin st.
1913 14th ST. NV. MI. 9558--Shorthand,
Pittman and Gregg; speed dictation; 5
days and nights each week. Special for
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
1913 14th st. NV: MI. 9558; est. "a yrs.
Thousands successfully prepared. Let US
LEARN PRACTICAL NURSING - Be a
trained practical nurse, Big demand.
extra money occupation. Ages IS. to so.
High school not necessary. Write for free
information. WAYNE SCHOOL OF PRAC-
TTCAL NURSING, Box NV. Star. 26'
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

NORFOLK. licensed chauffeur new car.
leaving tonight, also Tues. night; accomo-
date several; reasonable. HARDER. GE.
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$4,000. inc. stock of about over $1,000;
$500 to 5000 weekly business, 5-year lease,
rent $50 month, including 4-room apart
ment; cash and carry business; immediate
occupancy Of store and apartment.
$1,000 and over weekly business 5-year
For appointment call SEIGEL AUERBACH,
DI. 63sS. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV
SELF-SERvICE MARKET = Nearby Nd.
Large. store. Business, $4,000 weekly
Self.seryice market-Nearby Md. Busi-
ness, $500 weekly.
Grove meat market-Colored trade
Nice rooms. Business, $1,000 weekly. No
apt above store. Business, 81 200 weekly
Partners disagreeing and must be sold. A
grand buy.
Grocery-meat market-colored trade.
No rent to pay. Business, S1,500 weekly.
Price, 5000. lock; stock and barrel.
140s, JOSEPH KLEIN. GE 1910.
NEW STORES will be available soon in
thickly populated. section. Ideal for drug
store or other business. Call RA. 1889
SELF-SERvICE GROCERIES and meats, in
Va, S2,700 weekly business: well-estab-
lished location; nice living quarters.
Price, $4,000, complete with large stock;
semiself-service groceries and meats.
weekly business, $1,000, mostly cash, nice
trade in good neighborhood. Price, S16,-
500, complete with large stock. terms
Groceries and meats, nice, clean store
and beautiful apartment; quick possession
business $1,000 weekly AVERAGE. Price,
Cash reauiTed KoaoD a W sooKoFs SSSse fo'SS sSY
St NV MA g3S9 or g374 -oR
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

WANTED-Work as housekeeper on large
estate, mother and son, III; son has two
years experience on dairy farm and one
year on turkey farm. A. refined and
Christian family, can furnish the best OF
references. Md. Va. or N. c. preferred
P O. Box 14q, Buefeld. Va 2bs
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BEAUTY pARLoRS.

FOUR HAIR DRYERS, Helen curtiss
and l Fischer, good condition. Apply
WEAVER'S BEAUTY SALON. 570 Lebaum
st. Sc, between 9 am. and D.m. -27
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established ,hrm: ideal working cond. s.
STiSSsRISFHEtKB SiE B0v WaSiHpy;,a:
ciation needs good, energetic young stenoe.
tahOS5 dsIl Xd.ms %eek 4aai salary sl7S per mspth
sTENoGkxPHER for general ONCE work;
seasans Rsny MoT MTooSETfns gSSp SsSSnpdtlons yssk
eaps espsr RE- nse4esn1 aeea sSr.
and perm. position with good salary; exc.
yess66inMg s6 eend'; " cony' location; 5-day week.
sTENoGRRsAPHHER-REcEpTroN1sT for op-
nsI,,ta 5isal offce Apply EgJ :, N1NE-sEvENTY-FIVE
sFENoskxfHERs. e. inssrestins se N position for
ply personnel once. HOTEL sTATLEs,
sTENoGRAfHER; experienced; 81 900 per
annum; b-day. 40-hr. week, 20 days va
fasen sias 14ss ssvs and Appy sts Room 400 Teyer
STENoGRAPHER, permanent work on a
Woman ss In ssDsFsn'sa ST. ss sn
patent exper. desirable
but not necessary: excellent advancement
seek Box stsEVs s ssar salary 81
STENoGRAPHER, good starting salary, ex-
ny Miss Ffsp sDF AD
sTENoGRAPHER. experienced: permanent
SSS,3 E s$ sisf
sTENOGRAPHER-r you are seeking per-
manent employment with an opportunity
for advancement, and il you are a perma-
nent resident of Washington, we may have
Just the opening you have been looking
for. We. need a competent stenographer
with q high school education and prefer
ably with Some college training. under 35
years of age: 5h-day. 44-hour week, S17O
to S190<per mo. to start. depending upon
your qualifications; Please write US fully
about your age. education, experience and
how soon available. Information furnished
must be specific before interview can be
arrsneed: all replies will be held In strict
eonndsncA Box 30Q-L. Star. -29
TENOGkAPHER-Per 37k-hour
week, sick and annual leave: interesting
work anf good location. call AD. ZOO.
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced; salary com
mensurate with ability. Pleasant working
conditions. Downtown location Insur-
snce claims once. 3e-hour week. Per-
manent. Write. giving qualifications and
ealxry required. Box 446-T. Star. -25
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wANTED--Radio sales and service bus
ness medium size, good location. Ca
Evening star., 1946-03-25

nensurate with ability. Pleasant working
conditions. Downtown location. Insur-
ance claims once. 39-hour week. Per-
manent. Write, giving qualifications and
ealxry REQUIRED. Box 446-T. Star. -25
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19
LEWIS VS.. THE PEOPLE

We managed to win the war in spite OF the doings
John L. Lewis and it is probable that we snau WIN IN
peace in spite of him.
But the fact that it is both legal, and acceptable
Congress for to parayze production. either
war or peace certainly throws bright light on seriou
weakness in the american system
The patience of the American people, In per-
mitting MIR. Lewis annual "spring festival Is
remarkable thing-but would prefer to see
less spectacular exhibition OF patience
The only seems to be some kind OF la
Dor legislation which will force labor leaders, such
as Mr.. Lewis, to show some respect for the rights
ambitions and the hopes of the 139,0O0,O0O people
who do not mine coal.
with such requirement we could at least avoid
coal strike every two out Of three years.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19
EMOTIONAL CYCLES

Every man and woman, according to study made
nj the University of Pennsylvania experiences cycles OF
emotional ups and downs which have little to do with
the events Of the moment.
According to these studies, well as others
made in the past, those cycles can be charted- 4
possible to keep record Of your state OF mind,
analyze your cycle, and soon know that you can
expect q period Of mental depression unex-
planned exhaltation pretty much q schedule.
We like to think for example, Of the understanding
wife who, when her husband comes home grouchy and
tired will say 'Quiet Junior remember Daddys In his
depression cycle
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19
9,n. o., r.
ARRY@/G HEB
rEh NEhRc AGO
TEN YEARS AGO

A very successful and delightful
dance was held I'm the American
Legion Hall Saturday evening for
the benefit OF the Camp Fire Girls
organization. The dance was spon-
sored BY the American Legion Aux
lliary under the supervision OF a
very able committee: Mrs. W. {.
Ketchersid. Mrs. r. d. Cochran. and
Mrs. Paul Hobby. Quite a clever
floor program was given under the
direction OF Mrs. Ketchersid. acting
at Major Bowes. The program fea-
tured a song by Coralane Soule. a
song by Dorothy Wellborn. toe
dance by Jane Douglas. whlstling
number by Mrs. Ben Harris. and a
dance by Miss Hibben. The com
mittee is grateful TO all those who
so willingly helped TO make the
dance a success.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19

Mrs. w. d. Kirby Is teaching her
room at the grammar school
John Kjorme, proprietor of the
Rio Grande filling station on North
Main Street, is couvalescing after a
recent illness.
J. d. Westerfield. formerly with
the Coolidge Drug Company. left
Monday for San Francisco for other
business interests.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. Irwin and Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Pine OF Gilbert visit
ed Saturday and Sunday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Urton.
Plans and specifications have
been drawn. and contract ready for
bids for the construction of $4,000
residence for A. ]. Dunnaway In
the Jackson Addition in West Coo
lidge
Miss Lottie Marie Jordan and
Dudley Whitlock were married In
Florence Tuesday afternoon by the
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19

Rev. f. NJ Ward. The bride Is the
eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Jordan and the groom is
the eldest son OF Mr. and Mrs.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19

r. ID. Thompson, formerly In
charge OF the Hub filling station.
left Monday TO spend awhile with
his mother al sherman. Texas.
Niler Pyeatt has taken over the
management OF the Hub. The busi-
ness is owned by Joe Long. as
formerly.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19

Miss Vivian Hooper has been
confined 10 her home for the past
week on account OF illness and
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19

Mrs. w. f. Mutt was here from
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19

Whitlock. Both families have re-
sided in the community for num-
Der of years where they have many
friends.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19

r f. Ramsey and family of Ko-
komo. Indiana arrived I'm Coolidge
last week with the intention OF To-
eating in this country and. we un-
derstand. have purchased a bust
ness. Mr.. Ramsey is a brother-in-
law OF Frank Huston. secretary OF
Pinal Implement Company OF Coo
lidge
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19

Miss Lottie Marie Jordan and
Dudley Whitlock were married in
Florence Tuesday afternoon by the
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19

Earl Clemans is recovering from
quite an unpleasant case Of the flu.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19

The surfacing OF Coolidge avenue
IS completed east TO the railroad.
and the work is being carried on
east 10 the 'Skrla home
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19

Mrs. Fred Slater and baby are
reported recovering nicely from
their recent illness.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-19

Mrs. w. d. Kirby IS teaching her
room at the grammar school
Evening star., 1946-12-08
LaytonspNe

Mrs. Townley Kirkland and young
son are spending the week with Mrs
Thomas Stewart.
Mrs. Lyla Henry Gibson Of Balti-
more has been the guest of Mrs
Samuel Riggs, jr.
Countess Milo Miloradovich OF
New York City spent@a few days
with DR.. Maude Nuttall in Wash
ington Grove.
Mrs. E. H. Finke of Dayton, Ohio
is the house guest of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
william K. Teepe, at their home
in Washington Grove.
Mrs. Herbert Jukes of Poolesville
is home after spending the week in
Washington with her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
Fielding Jukes.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Her'nd0n

Mr.. and Mrs. e. Barbour Hutchi-
son have had as their guests fol
several days their daughter, Miss
Audrey A. Hutchison, OF William
land Mary College. and Miss Patricia
Jones Of Dallas, Tex.
Mrs. Daniel L. Detwiler enter
tanned Monday evening for the
members of the Fellowship Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius M. Lawrence
have had as their guests for several
i days their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Weschler, and
their young son Of Washington, and
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
land Mrs. Conrad Lawrence, and their
daughter, Miss Agnes Lawrence Of
tStaunton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Presgraves
have returned from a visit to their
lson-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Keyes. in Thomasville,
m. C.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Leesbug

Mrs. n. B. Rust and Mrs. Stanley
Brown Of Pittsburgh have beer
spending a short time at Rockland
their country place near Leesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan have
returned from Richmond, where
they spent the past week.
Mr.. Alfred Pearce Dennis, United
States Vice Consul at Munich, Ger
many, is visiting his mother, Mrs,
E. w. Clark, for fortnight.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
annapolis

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Richson OF
Berkeley, Calf, are guests of Capt.
and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard c. H. Wheel
| er of Horn Point have returned from
a vacation in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Stribling
have as their guests their son and
daughter -inrlaw. 1t. and Mrs. John
w. Stribling, jr.. and their daugh-
ter, Shirley Carter Stribling.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Graham have
arrived from Palestine, Tex, to visit
their son-in-law and daughter,
Comdr. and Mrs. Fillmore B. Gilke-
son.
U. S. Savings Bonds are good Gov
ernment securities. What is more,
they pave the way for good tndi-
vidual security for the future.
Evening star., 1946-12-08

burger, president OF the Pet
north Club, as she blo,Os out
the candle on her cake.
Star staff Photo.
Evening star., 1946-12-08

THREE SCORE AND TWENTY
The Christmas party giuen By the Petioorth Wo1nanS Clno
last also the birthday party for one OF the cos
charter members Natalie r. Fernad center) Do cele-
brated anniversary that day. She is hoDn betueen
Miss Edith Aut (et president OF the Washington Story
League guest speaker the and Mrs EdDad Madge
Evening star., 1946-12-08

Console Set of coIorful Coli
fornio design. Fruit or flower
bowl of frosted gloss with vivid
flower decoration; matching
pair Of double condIestieks.
Set et-------------S8.o5
Evening star., 1946-12-08

Fruit Juice Closes in q handy
size for cocktail juices. Cleor
crystol gloss with ottroetively
goy and colorfui sham bottoms.
8-pc. set------------S1.69
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-27

were Miss Emily Schmollinger. sis- the bridegroom's sister, brides Miss Evelyn Scl1mollinger, another sister, and Miss Dorothy Sherwonit, the bridegroom's sister, briles- maids; Herman Sherwonit, the bridegroom's brother, best man: William Schmollinger; brother of the bride, and Albert Seperack, cousain of the bridegroom, Bridge port, ushers.
 The maid of honor wore a pale blue gown of frosted organdie with white nlittS and @ tiara of pink roses. She carried an arm bouuuet of red roses. The bridesmaids were attired in white organdie gowns. They wore tiaras of red roses and carried bouquets of matching roses,
 A reception was held for approxi- mately 100 guests at the Copper Kettle. Out-of-town guests were from Bridgeport, Bristol, Stratford, New York, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania.
 The couple left on a wedding trip to the South. Mrs. Sherwonit wore 8 dusty pink suit with black &C., cesSorieS and 8 grey coat for her wedding trip. Upon their return they will residt in Bridgeport. The bride is a graduate of Wilby High School, and Connecticnut Junior College, Bridgeport, veteran of the U. s. Army, was stationed in the Pacific for two years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-27

 eVen talAed 10 pencil US almost though didn't And wat worTeS you IS why he doesn't do something
 HE'S AFRAID MAYBE
 You think to yourself raob+ , you and ask you for He's down And Des sy ne Just couldn't bear that Maybe nave % run on date with him Maybe he thinks like boy Oecer Mayoe ne doesn't know that like ought to pass the word around will Knew you liked him. he'd get his woldl
 All of which Wdshu thinking, distance he has and hand some always for You he But shy boy make himself gr Hell hang around wherever and little You'll catch his time his will He wouldn't watching And he'd confess anybody that But he'd running know just he could occasionally you But would take dynamite to him.
 DON'T RUSH HIM
 It be- of that at that's him with But if he's only shy him that him you'll him acquainted with him.
 him though he's another of the special you've picked out for yourself On pretet all start talking couple of mild favors for him talking about things that interest him. Give him chance shine with wonderful audience he'll being you.H a date!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-27

musical program was presented. Se- lections included Ave Maria" end "PaniS Angelicus."
 The bride was attired in a wa1its gown styled with a satin Peter Pan collar. fitted bodice, and full skirt of net. Her fingertip veil of illusion fell from net tiara edged with or ange blossoms and she carried c white prayerbook marked witE stephanotis and orchids.
 Mrs. Betty Monaghan, aunt of the bridegroom, was matron of honor. She wore white eyelet lace gown fashioned with a sweetheart neck line, fitted bodice, bracelet length sleeves and & gathered skirt. She wore matching tiara and mitts and carried a nosegay of mixed flowers.
 James Phelan, uncle of the bride- groom, was best man.
 The couple left on a wedding trip to New Hampshire. Mrs. Phelan wore an aqua dress with white eye let lace trimming, matching access sories and a corsage of orchids. She attended Wilby High School. MT. Phelan, a graduate of Crosby High School. was recently discharged from the Army after serving in the European Theater.