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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-24
: RIDGEWAy
BY MRS. JOE BEATTY

Mrs. julia R0DlnSOn, nOInef OF
Mrs. Hazel Harper, formerly of
Ridgeway, passed. away at the
home of another daughter, Mrs.
Raymond Paul, of Kenton, Sat-
urday afternoon. Funeral SER
vices were held at the Friends
Church at Byhalia, Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Phyliss June Elliott, daughter
of Mrs. Crystal Elliott, east of
Ridgeway, and Mr.. Donald Schut-
lie, of Kenton, were united in
marriage at her mothers home
Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Rev.
Robert Miller, of Mt Victory
Methodist church officiated in
the double ring ceremony in the
presence of relatives and close
friends of the families.
Mrs. E. j. Keller, OF West
Mansfield, will spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Stump. Mrs. Keller was moved
to the Stump home Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Richard
son and daughter, Wanda, and
Mrs. Delpha Richardson attended
the show put on by the inmates
at the Women's Reformatory at
| Marysville, Sunday.
The Ridgeway Junior high
school class had the Junior play
Friday night at the School gym,
! 1t was well attended. The title,
IF This Be Bliss"
Mrs. Joe Beatty and daughter
Joan. made a business trip to
Columbus Wednesday.
! Fair books and T-Shrts checks
were distributed when the Tay-
lor Creek Taylorettes met last
week at the RidgeWay school
Names were drawn for mystery
sisters. The next meeting will
be at the home of Connie Cham
| berlain in December and a
Christmas party will be held. A
; weirer roast was enjoyed last
month at Devils back bone.
! Miss Nellie Krehbiel, of Pa
! taskala, was a Sunday guest al
! the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. o
Stump.
Mr.. Earnie Koontz, of Mt
Victory, visited at the home o1
Mrs. Elmer Putnam Friday night
Mrs. Eva Predmore was ar
overnight guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Beatty, Wed
nesday night.
Many of the teachers of the
Ridgeway school attended The
teachers meeting that was helc
Thursday afternoon at Forest.
Miss Vinita Longshore, daugh
ter of Carl Longshore, north o
Ridgeway, and bride-elect of MI
Earl Tillman jr., of LaRue, wa
honored by miscellaneou
shower at the home of Mrs. c. {
Thrasher, in Kenton Tuesda.
evening. The bride-elect receives
many lovely gifts. Many game
were played and refreshment
were served. The wedding o
Miss Longshore and Mr.. Tillmal
will be solemnized on Thanks
giving Day.
The sportsman club of Ridge
way had a get-to-gether AM
covered dish supper at the schoo
gym, Thursday evening.
The ladies of the c. A. d. Sun
day school class met at the base
ment of the church, Wednesday
to make mince meat to sell to tn
public. The ladies made So quart
to be sold at so cents per quart
Anyone who wishes to buy an.
of the mince meat contact Mrs
Stafford.
The mothers of the first 81,
grades of the Ridgeway Schoo
will meet Friday afternoon t
form a Mothers Club.
Mrs. Logsdon visited at tn
home of Clarice Woods, Thurs
day, for an all-day meeting, Mrs
Miller, one of the district officers
met with the ladies to discus
problems of various kinds. Their
were about rs members present
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
II 1--WE
Gerald DatsOn

c Roger and Augusta P. seems
to be good couple for August
lovers ~ Sunset wants to know
why BIC doesn't get around any
more ... Berniee w. has admirers
from far and near but only one
lover m c. Gill says VIII is the
sugar for her coffee ..... John c.
Early plays She's my Buddy's
Chick Is is because of Estella H.
- Emma J. says she and Charley
w. couldn't get along. Was George
the answer. m The Shorter Cats
seem to go for Jewell A. like Hot
Cakes ...... H. Towns, j. Bradley.
r. Hooks are thugs to be watched.
know what they're putting
down 500. J. w. Hall and Ruthie
M. are about to bust up. Is it be-
cause of the chick over the river?
49,. Wanted: boyfriends for Emma
P. BIC T. Turner D. R. S. and
Bernice w.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29

HAPPINESS, price 25c. 1t will
help clear your mind of doubt
and induce new thoughts.
L, c. B. - worked for a lady
five years ago down in Texas and
like her fine. She wants me to
come back there to work. | am
planning to store my furniture
and send my kids to my mother.
Will it pay me to make this
change?
Ans: No the salary she has
offered you will not compensate
for the expense you will have to
assume to make this change. You
would have to earn much more
than that to support your child
rem. yourself and pay the storage
fee on your furniture every
month. Stay with your family -
they need you. You're doing
nicely where you are.
&ssA
P. S. c. - have a girl friend
! would like to marry as ! love
her very much. But l know that
she has other guys slipping around
her place, yet she denies it, but
can see for myself that she does.
Would she stop this foolishness if
we were to marry?
Ans: Not likely - IL she cheats
now, marriage won't change her.
Better give up the idea of mar
rage since she does not come up
20 your expectations.
- 4ss&A
F. c. F. - I am girl of II and
have a boy friends in the army.
! have baby for him. I know
that / love him very much but
want to know if l should wait on
him as he says he will marry me
when he gets home?
Ans: OF course you should wait.
You two youngsters are very
much in love and should get mar
ried as soon as you can and pro-
vide home for your baby. He'll
only be away few more months
live true to him.
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HAPPIER LIVING LESSONS
Lesson No. 1-Abbe's I947 Inspira-
Reading (slve blrthdate) price
rs cents.
Lesson No. 2-How To Hold Your
Mate, price rs cents.
Lesson No.3-The Way To Hap.
plness, price IS cents.
Lesson No. Allow To Win A
Man, price IS cents.
Lesson No Show to Gain and
Hold Money, rs cents.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29

NJ j. - l am writing you again
as you give me true advice and
words of consolation. My old man
started quarreling with me lately
and l do all ! can to satisfy him.
He provides we'll, but he isn't
very sociable to my company who
has been here a month. Tell me
what to do to bring about
change in him?
Ans: There're too many folks
around - he doesn't have the
privacy he usually enjoys and it
is upsetting him. Get rid of your
guests as soon as you can and your
home life will be happy and nor
NAL again.
ss*a
M. R. NJ | met a nice fell
low a few months ago. Here for
the last couple of weeks he acts
very funny. He makes dates and
dosen't show up. Will we be like
we were or is this a cool bursh
off? What should l do?
Ans:
His indifference can only be
taken one way - he's losing in
terest. Begin dating other fellows
as you don't want to give him the
consolation Of knowing that it
has grieved you any for him to
change his mind.
80 ssss
S. c. N. Since l have been
here l haven't been very happy.
just worry about the least little
thing. Do you think l have any
reason to worry like l am doing?
Give me some advice.
Ans: You are worrying for no
reason at all - you can combat
this habit with activity. Get out
more often with friends - 70 to
church regularly and participate
In it's activities. would like to
have you send for Happier Liv-
ing Lesson No. 8, THE WAY TO
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
north LITTLE
ROCK NEWS
Henry Porch

CHURCH NEWS. KING SOLO
MON BAPTIST CHURCH zoe. The
Revival of AZ conducted by DR.,
Calvin Criner of Stuttgart which
began August Is ended on the
9th. Friends until we repent and
be baptized, we shall not enter
the kingdom of Heaven ~.... Me-
CABE CHAPEL CINE .....= Rev
Perry viii continue services III
til the return of Rev, D. ID Haw-
kins. Come and worship with us -
PILGRIM PROGRESS CHuRCH
.... Services day and night con
Quoted at ne regular time by M,
w. Taylor -. MT PLEASANT
BAaHisr CnURCH coz, Rev. j. b.
Ba.nes will have services day and
night Sunday Senoel and ErU.
Do as He SAID, Get in ny church
and leatn me. FIR T 2 ARTIST
9th and Pine -. The Junior
Chorus vi. render 4 special p!o-
gran Sund,y at 9 + M, Come
early to get seat Rev. g. w
Sar6ster. pt,t,r CHRIST TEN
PIE CFuRl II 81 GOD IN
CHRIST ...... We the members of
Christ Temple Church are proud
TO have our pastor. Rev. l.. A.
Blake back after his summer va
cation. We are asking every one
TO come and help us.THE STATE
PRESS is n sale \ tie office of
Hetlv i.o'th Ge' YOU. re,fs in
before Monday for publication in
the folio r'1g .eck. ts..cr We
rc>..'c la9.rtiscmc' Is any
kind and size see A',t salesman
arou-d y r. an! get your
STATE HRESS. Agents Wanted
for tie STAT. PRESS rarcr.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
JIVING THE 1--WE
Joe Ell Ash

Well, what do you know guys
and gals, I'm back again with
the 1--WE -... Who We're the chicks
r. d. Bowers and Robert West
were waiting on Sunday night
around at Nou Veans ..... What
has happened to the lovely cou-
pie Clemmestine G. and William
I, Jackson. Is it quits? az. 1t
really made certain cat happy
to know that Lucille Smith had
returned to NRL .-.. Who was
the handsome cat who was seen
talking to Doris Enoch Sunday
night? Why do Cleo S. & Leroy
T. make their tracks across the
river now? Have they found girl
friends at last. Who is the hand
some hunk of man who brings
Bernice NJ home from work every
evening? ~-. Hazel G. and Err
nest B. were seen at Nou Vean's
together and it looked as if they
were having fine time 49,. Is
1t true that Mary Louise was seen
with the famous lover, Arthur
Jackson. Who was the fine chick
VINO was seen with Arthur Cum
bingham Monday night? What
has become of the slick chick
Dorothy Brown 80. Where S
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
MeGEHEE


Bonnie Calvin and Cudist Lee
are back home with their father.
Jessie Lee after spending some
time in Chicago, ILL., with their
mother, Mrs. Sadie Lee. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Powell are the proud
parents Of fine baby boy, Ro-
bert, Jr., who was born August
II at DR.. Bates clinic and weigh
ed 9 pounds. Mrs. Alma John
son and children are back from
a pleasant two weeks visit with
her father and other relatives In
Topeka, Kansas ..... S. p. Love,
Jr. is back home from the hos
pital and is doing fine ...... Mrs.
Scale Jones and Mrs. Norvelle
Fason are also home after taking
treatments at Hot Springs .........
Charlie Williams and Mrs. Ger
trude Tucker are on the sick list
...... Mrs. Tucker left for Grady
last Week where she will stay
with her daughter until she ia
better ...... Mrs. Norris Welch and
Mrs. John Fowler made a bust.
ness trip to Little Rock last week
.~-. Mrs. George White attended
the conference at Dermott last
week.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
MILITARY HEIGHTS 1--WE
Katie Guess

Essie T. and Carl J are back on
speaking terms again she's. Virginia
F. came visiting. Wonder did Her
bert C. see her while she was
here Lonnie C. goes cross the
pond often Wonder Why? What
is this we hear about our play
girl Jerl,ne w Can IT be true?
Willie l.. has gone Stone Cold
Dead in the Market Harry S.
is trying to get his play in with
Zenobia w again 49,. Bobbie j.
says she's riding on the L. M. N.
with Melvin j. . Ruth II. don't
let Lonnie G. play you cheap.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
NORTH LITTLE ROCK 1--WE
Robert Williams

| heard that Fred S. carried V.
Franklin to the social Monday
night. What about that Helen &c.,.
Leroy T., were Rose and Patricia
Ann really fighting over you at
the social Monday night? .. l..
c. Mccoy says he is very lone
some without r. Cherry @ Annie
W. says T. ions is the only boy
for her 80. What has happened
to Charles B. and Clara G.. Ask
]. Ashmofe 49,. l think Charlie D.
and Fannie c. would make a love-
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
DARDANELLE
Pauline Burns

Messengers from st. John Bap-
fist Church were G. H. Enoch,
Mrs. Lucille Enoch, Johnnie Ann
Goode. Mrs. Sutah Perry and
Mrs. J. c. Cleveland 49,. Mrs. Su-
tab Perry was called to the bed
side OF her sister in Malvern -.
Mrs. Maggie Goode, Mrs. Alice
Williams, Mrs. Della Miller, Cur
zie Kelleybrew and Mr.. and Mrs
Benny Parks attended the meet
ing at Blacksmith last weekend
=. Rev. e. H. Hughes conducted =
successful revival at Havana last
week ..... Mrs. Z. H. Hughes and
granddaughter. Ernesteen spent
the weekend in Little Rock ......-
Mrs. Benny Enoch ID In Dermott
with her daughter. Mrs. Lois Tay-
Tor who is the proud mother Of .
baby girl ~. Mrs. Daisy Goode 10
spending her vacation In Omaha.
Nebraska with her daughter ......-
Mr.. and Mrs John Calhoun. Of
Tulsa, Oklahoma are spending the
weekend with their mother, Mrs
Emma Calhoun ........ Clarence Cal
houn of Fort Smith spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs
Emma Calhoun.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
SOUTHSIDE 1--WE
Dorothy Anderson

Why is Gerald Dotson so down
hearted these days? ........ Albert
Turner has finally found a girl
friend. She is none other than
Bobbye Jones. Good deal So. Who
is the certain L. R. chick who's
stepping in on Mable Jean Bos-
well 49,. hear Fred S. is play
ing another chick. Could it be
Laurine Isabel? Heb! 49,. Who
was Bernice w. with at the So
cial Thursday night. 1t wasn't
Fred S. ..-~ Where were Dorothy
A. and Archie NJ last Thursday
night They weren't at the social
Who is Joe Ash's heart beat
ing for . Albert Turner and the
chick from across the pond will
make a sweet couple Don't you
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
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WALLACE, fu1l
srtAAats Per private reply stamped
envelope tvsaivs AAspArAns
rxssoNs NAPIER letter Vail ~ trsstsA
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Address letter WALLACE Service N e.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
ink so Dorothy Anderson

think so Dorothy Anderson So. A.
Jackson was standing at the Grey
hound Bus Station when his
baby got on board. His sweetie,
Geraldine Sanders of X. c., Mo.
says he has that certain touch
that will make you squeal.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29

ly couple a.,o What happened to
the romance of Roosevelt S. and
Annie w. a..,, Wanted: girlfriendx
for John Wesley S. and Leon T.
..-.. Charles B. and ]. Ashmore
were on the other night. ] WON
der If Clara G. knows about this.
o Eva Mae ID. is getting on the
ball lately What are you using on
The boys Eva 49,. L. Givins works
fast doesn't he Chester l.. -. SAM
ders H. says he came to the So
eial just to see frankie l..
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29
JACKSONVILLE
Moses franklin

The church sponsored an APP
probation Rally Sunday for the
pastor. Visiting churches present
were st. Paul, Benton, Clayton
Chapel, St. Luke. Amount raised,
$685. st, Paul Baptist Church
rendered music for the morning
and evening services. Miss Evelyn
Lawrence played lovely num-
Der She is the talented daughter
Of Melissa Lawrence.
Arkansas State press., 1947-08-29

Daniel II. making his tracks these
days ..,.. That's about all chicks
and CATER until next week when
I'll be living the 1--WE again. So
long.
Evening star., 1947-12-11
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, Al remodeling, carpentry
plastering, painting. etc.; free estimates
rN n %e9sS eoNrRH1 down yee5s tS pss liz HAM
ALTERATIONS. additions: attics into
rms. and porches inclosed. WA. 1918:
ENTER-CoNTRACToR - Rec. rms.
and attics In knotty pine celotex or Nu-
home and commercial repairs; financing
srranssd; 3 W. RUSS days VI. 7os6:
COMPLETE COMMERCIAL and home re-
pair1ng-Free estimates furnished W, o.
WARNER CONTRACTING CO.. NO. $500.
CONeRETE-CEMENT WORK, footinss.
so5s rftsnng ps1n. ~ Eas winter work properly
FLOOR SERvICE-Notnins but the pest
LAYING. sanding. finishing; cleaning, par.
s GosRToR RSsHstlsH sTufs d iai: sia ooR R2so
Il aRNEsAL ass.i sV coNrRAcroR, new building.
remodeling, repairing, oak flooring, con-
s5sSs SEWEEI xore en- cts 4ssa estimates free. C. A.
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Roofing, siding, painting, papering, gut
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ALL BRANCHES of home construction,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT, doing 500 per day; rent
sl00 per mo, incl. cleo; lease 1h yrcs5
fasn no WRARToNs S11AftT s aRI K person. 5 "o
M) SAND. SHOP AND DELIC., with apis
Wk; bus. met near $1,000; Showing big profit
ment: (a) Elec. app. store. d. Music
vac. apt. Ideal location. lower wis: ave
sees Good sp i.Gs ana @ ssnf:5 ssee Ct
g Really 60. MI. 1870. Ewes; NJ
s5d 15FE Ss,l z Sssat;s s{s5s 15
sompisss We !sosf ic
down: down: equip equip and stock worth more than
One; man grocery With beer; nice llytns uyha
fH %oaob & soSRo seS%efts rh ssh
". b. .BILLl ,sIMoNs, the live wiz
suit your purse and purpose. Here are
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ssr's,s1 su9ssS Income; $3.50 e. on s;Ssy y.
Des Tourkin ME oS94 oe. ass nsx sx sisi Isl
lease at 500 mo-; strictly food and plenty
81 81 business; $500 will handle; eve
No. 2-Grill, in large market and store
facing busy streek beautiful equipment;
QUOTED wk bus. $3.50: little comp; $4,000
ONCE, Elk. 6181
No, 1s-Cafeteria with whisky bar; busy
downtown corner and mr.. Govt. bldgs.
easy terms. Eve, Dick Tourkin. ME. 0674.
No. Beer tavern, adjacent to down.
town Conn. ave-: quoted wkly. bus, 81, 900
This has been . consistent money-maker;
sSiooH ME S.7z zll os,.. hsndls Eys Dick Tourkin
wire broker, W. H. -(BIL) sIMONs, 1898
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Evening star., 1947-12-11
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PAINTING; Kemtoning my speei,ity; an
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gal5S R1Sni1n ghl.s mschan,ss no delays MR.
terror color schemes given expert attention:
lHsRs ;isf1sfs AND fApEksdpson. GiR sA s
PAINTING AND PAPER1NG-w. 90 vir-
ginia. Maryland and D. c.; estimates free:
prompt service; Better -sI Sosk for 1ass les
.gaaNIINs. e Mt interior dseor..ins. estsf,S,;
3o 90 .yysI yyrs.I eSpes;; Ma ire est: fns work. pl
Esia n.si! :aS 5p.r ssn +
RS %sssi iaS4 MR: SAfR' IRE bi' 1851; After Pm
PHPEkING Pap iasa DONE AT ONCE, yer, reason
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PApERHANGNG. for better work and less
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PAPER NEE .na 9nlsn pslnsns ssS4 .en.
P9FRa 92Hh TdssGhs a4sGfse painting. winter Iii pfe..
Eees clean @ Nsss wa w. 1880 Ss'' .'.it' II.
pers: WORK suaransesd. aE s' s4ei. ''
tins + JgSR Ronth. do my own work, eAhssSiI
FzpEsiaa "a ffSsa AND PAINTING, susssnt..d ssss.
work work done st once. peal ooa direct With
saf painting h ssSa aon. b. 2.
Selections Of ali sunefast washable vail.
as Rs s:n ehss1ias ssa4 s Ss1t
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PLAsTERiN0. brick cement. h.gstone. IRE
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ROOFING. EnSS. repair and all-sround work.
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SEWING MACHINES-All makes repaired;
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
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capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

5as @ aIss 5qs{nsss IL ssod reason for ssilss
ressonable' RoeRviile snSs, ss1s. s''' '''1 Il:
FIRM, famous toF the finest chocolates
1 asnd1 Stores
basis in rood locations. BOX or. Star.
CLOTHING AND UNIFORM BUSINESS. est.
20 yrs; excellent Sc. location: low rental
$780, stock at cost. Box 4s7-v, Star.
GROCERY sToRE-Busy colored neigh
borhood: crosses about $500 per week; liv-
ing quarters included; immediate possess
dsp dan Broser Ss our M ESQ.,
IDEAL LOCATION in downtown district;
ilS Shop au feeea sd
WsH 1o 6oGa ysrsSy Re-
cry store or cigar store. no. 1910: II
LINOTYPE composition business; going
business; capable $4,000 monthly; estab-
lished customers; machines. IA fonts,
ESQ se5o ony Hs ssa Bes 5sY tssss STAR etc.
LIFETIME. Assume 81 loan Of 5000 At
n.S orsnss s,s sIee plus sa 20
Smith. ssiiSa oW ~ ssaoo. ss'f'h's MILTON OIL G.
NOVELTY STORE, located In NV. busi-
s:s!sn :ss5f s5s':Rt g: st5a: .Sy;
ia 4ssi si i'ss5 g. ses s'ss 18Th si5'
LIQUOR STORE, downtown p st.. n.w.-
clean clean BUSINESS; GOOD lease; % Your 1ik last op-
"a. Il N.Y. aysss saef Me- st2re s4oa 1 nsa
NJ BhRssTGM m ss4aaS co. s9s'i i4fs is s0s s. NV
esssp SECS s6RHY ass j. ssows s09s
CO., 9O5 18th st. NV. RE. 1851. IL
PARTNERSHIP FOR sALE-51 shares of
stock may be had In large wholesale and
d1y cleaning plant
pns eenter pone 81 500 to per
week. Capacity $500 to $4,000 per week.
ased ss sSis ov o5sf o7 ans 5ss5 s7s. t':
GROCERY AND MEATS. crossing 1000
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NEAR 18th AND BELMONT I'd. nv
nso% S down r01s pasm.ss saGo S..as mG
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1915 NET MONTHLY PROFIT. on restau-
rant centrally located on Lee hwy in Fails
Church; total Investment. $1,000. with
2200; after pm. phone Roberts, FA
1856. Ia
BARBER SHOP in large downtown first-
class hotel; same owner many years, now
nually; will accept $4,000 cash down pay
ment and balance $500 monthly: only re-
sponsihls; experienced operators considered,
n Y. ave. NV, Ma. e743. Call for appt.,
mo phone information. III
$4,000 NET PER YEAR on $4,000 In
vestment; bowling alleys, beer, wine, slot
nearby thriving Southern MsryIand town
Call Mr.. English ct once, MA. 1857. II.
elusive, JOHN H AIIIxF. u. = BRO.