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Evening star., 1947-10-09
Girls Wool Sweaters, $3.50
We're S3.9S and More

We're 53.95 and More
100 Girls all-wool sweaters, slip-over style.
Navy, brown or pastel colors. Sizes to IL.
10 Girls Blouses, tailored styles in white rayon.
Sizes 7 to u. Were $3.95. Now ------------S $3.50
30 Girls Allwool Jersey Sports Shirts in red, green
or white. Sizes to H. Were $685. Now. $3.50
w&L-Girls Furnishings Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Kew Gardens Rent Raise
Weighed by Examiner

Rent Control Examiner James G..
Tyson had under advisement today
petitions to raise rents of 1872 apart
ment units in Kew Gardens, 2700
@ street NV, an average of be-
tween 10 and II per cent.
The examiner yesterday heard
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Britain May Join With U. 5.
In Renouncing ItaIy's Ships
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Oct. "a government
source said today that Great Britain
would renounce title to some Italian
warships awarded her under the
italian peace treaty in an effort
to bolster that country's non-Com-
munist government.
The United States State Depart
ment five days ago said the United
States would give up its rights to
all vessels. The United States and
Britain each were expected to re-
ceive battleship, several smaller
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Fine Lamps at Exceptional
e->.:~-e

Modern Ingrained Wood Floor Lamps with fabric
shades. 6 in red, 3 yellow. Were $50 Now -. SIS
l Large Size Modern Floor Lamp with chartreuse
fabric shade. Was $325o. Now --------- Sl6.25
l Tall Modern Lamp of Ingrained Wood, dark red
shade. Was $48.50. Now -$24.25
1 Chinese Jade Figure Lamp, oval shade eggshell
rayon. Was $3.50. Now --$125
l Decorated Bristol Glass Lamp, white with white
rayon shade. Less than " price. Now $50
l White Chinese Figure Lamp, with oval white
rayon shade, mounted on carved wooden base. Was
$4250 Reduced to -S22.50
Tall Glass Lamps, az" with cut prisrns and globe,
silver-hue metal mountings. Was $3.50 Now,
$3.50
Square Cut Base Prism Lamp. ~" tall. with etched
globe and cut shaft, double bevelled cut prisms.
was $35 Now $3.50
Glass Prism Lamps with cut globe. hexagonal cut
base and glass inserts. Were $25. Now SIS
Tall Glass Lamp, hexagonal cut base, glass ball
inserts and notched and ridged shaft, 20" high, no
shade. Was $2750 SIS
Tall Decorated China Lamp Base gold hue han
dies and metal base, "a" tall, no shade. Was $245o
w6L-IAmps, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09
chiIdren's Apparel, $l.95

" as yZ.1o
100 Pieces in group of little girls cotton
dresses and sun suits, and little boys cotton
wash suits. Prints, stripes and solid colors
in assorted styles. Sizes to 6X.
50 Little Girls Fall Hats in dark or pastel colors,
varied styles. Were $l.l5 and more. Now----65c
W&L-Juvenile Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Misses and Women's Wool
Bootees, So

Less than Y price
1870 pairs of warm wool bootees in blue or
green. Sizes small, medium, large.
$50 Pairs Brown and Black Shoes in calfskins,
suedes and kid Not all sizes in all styles. Were
s895 and more Now ------------------- S4.S5
10 Pairs of Brown and Black Shoes in calfskins,
suedes and patent leather combinations. Not all
sizes in all styles. Were $1o95 to s1295. Now SS85
so Pairs Pumps and Oxfords in black, brown and
wine calf. Not all sizes in all styles. Were $1595
and more. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S10.S5
Evening star., 1947-10-09

The royal purple" of ancient
Rome was extracted from shellfish
and one hill In Lebanon is composed
of shells discarded in the ancient
manufacturing operations. /
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Gifts Of Hond-pointed Wood
Il Price or less


IL Napkin Racks. Were So. Now --$1.50
IL Foot Stool Chests. Were $6. Now - So
IL What-not Brackets. Were 50. Now, S1.50
Magazine Racks. Less than u price. Now
ss.s5
Foot Stools. Were 81. Now -S2
Plant Stools. Less than n price. Now So
"a Small Desk Chests. Were 81. Now, 81
IL Serving Basket-type Trays. Less than
u price. Now observation-disclosures $3.50
Small Chests. Less than price. Now, So
"a Pairs Book Ends. Were s2 Now 49, 81
"a Small Covered Boxes. Were 81. Now,
81
IL Cigarette Boxes. Were SO. Now -S1.50
Writing Boxes. Less than "a price Now,
So
IL Match Box Holders. Were $3.50. Now,
75c
Covered Boxes. Were 81. Now --S2
W&L-The Gift Shop, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09

combat vessels and . number OF
auxiliary and minor ships.
Italy would have to scrap any
combat vessels which the United
States and Britain do not take, but
could keep auxiliarjes such as tugs
and tankers. The United States and
British gestures also will save italy
the cost of putting the combat ships
in full working order before hand
ing them over, as the treaty pro-
yides.
Evening star., 1947-10-09

" Prfce or Less
Wooden Frames, easel back, 9x12 and 10xl3 inches
l Glass and Silver Frame easel back sx1o inches
Was 1880. $6.75
Large Original Water Colors, bird study Were
80. NO"
l Hand Painted Picture for childs room. Less
Large Original Water Colors ballet study. Less
than y price. Now SIS
Original Water Colors, figure study. Less than u
price. Now IS
Small Prints. dancing figures. Less than u
price Now s1.50
l Print, flower study. Was $40. Now----------.S5 IS
l Print, Summer" by Rousseau. Was $50. Now SIS
Plaque, tropical cup and saucer. Was s27.50,
Hand -crocheted Plaques oicloth frame. Less
than "a price. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l Large Mirror, wide white frame. Was S95.
Now --------------- -$7.5o
W&I-Picture Galleries Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09

"a Cigarette Boxes. Were 50. Now 81
Small Chests. Were IS. Now : = $3.50
IL Wall Plaques. Less than " price. Now,
II Book Racks. Were 81. Now S1
50 Hanging Flower Boxes. Were $3.50 and
Magazine Racks. Were S6. Now -S3
Other Gift Items
Less Thon V Off
8 Decorated Glass Oil Lamps. Now So
6 Spun Aluminium Relish Trays. Now. So
3 Decorated Oil Lanterns. Now SS
6 Spun Aluminium Trays with plastic covers
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS
Spun aluminium Lazy Susan Relish Trays
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S5
10 Spun Aluminium Ice Buckets and Tongs
Now S2.95
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Electric Heaters, " Price

Airette Combination Air Conditioner and Heat
ers. Were $685. S49.95
1 Superior Heater. Was $3.50 Now -$7.75
rs Thermador Heaters, upright style for small
space. Were $685. Now
Evening star., 1947-10-09

raises averaging 3 per cent were
granted.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Juniors, Teens Hats, $3.50

Less than Y Price
10 Hats in assorted autumn colors. Rolled
brim, cloche and sailor styles In wool felt
w6L-Juniors' and Teens Millinery, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09
PTA to Meet Tomorrow

The Ludlow-Madison School PTA
will welcome parents of new pupils
at special meeting at 1:45 pm.
tomorrow in the Ludlow Building
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Girls "Sweet and Lovely"
Cosmetic Sets at a Fraction
Of Former Prices

and liquid bubble bath. Now 9Oc
65 Children's Sets containing: powder mtt, liquid
bubble bath and soap. Now 60c
20 Childrens Sets with: powder mitt, liquid bubble
bath. soap, cologne, shampoo and hand lotion.
Now Observation-Disclosures $1.5O
81 Bottles of Bubble Bath. Now SOC
100 Bottles of Cologne. Now SOC
SO Bottles Of Skin Freshener. Now ---------30c
SO Jars of Dry Skin Cleanser. Now -----54c
10 Boxes Of Bath Powder. Were $1.s0. Now 9Oc
"a Bottles Of Perfume Were $40. Now s120
36 Bottles of Cologne. Were $40. Now ---S1.2O
Prices include 20@o tax
W&L-Toiletries, Asles l3 and 1s, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Infonts' Shoes, $l.95

so Pairs Infants shoes in variety of styles
and feathers. ALI white. Broken sizes,
to I.
W&L-Childrens Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09

*, blue, white.
2 Cotton Seersucker HouSecOats, blue or
white sizes 16 and 18. Were $s.95. Now,
$675
l Cotton Housecoat, red and green stripe
size Il. Was 1895. Now S995
2S Cotton Seersucker Housecoats, red and
blue striped, sizes A to 48 and 221a, 241a,
and 261a. Were s695. Now - S495
Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Handmade Wool Bed jackets, s2.ss

81 hand made wool bed jackets in
25 Hand made Wool Bed Jackets in pink or
blue. Less than u price Now -----$5.S5
Shoulder Comforts, hand crotcheted pink
or blue. Less than Y price. Now 1895
4oou I$oW 0S'SO
II Bed Jackets. handmade shawl types in
blue wool. Less than p price. Now, Csc
l. Cotton Housecoat, pink print, size 90
Was $685. Now " S7.95
W&L-Neglis
Evening star., 1947-10-09

Remnent Day Merchandise, on Sole Friday
morning at $50, is not returnable ex-
ehanssoble, not sent 6. Q. D. o. on opprovol;
mail Or phone ofdes nor accepted. Some items
ore seiTed, INJURED, ddmased o. otherwise I'M
perfect.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Pictures and Fromes

Elevator Service
Evening star., 1947-03-09

with rich ater that gives gentle, cleansing action
essary keep the pores from cloesins up with swirns
dust blown by March winds. Second,-keep RESlNOL
Ointment on hand comfort chapped cracked rough
ened and rritaed skin for this soothing medicated
Ointment brings speedy solace Ask for RESINOL Soap
and Ointment skin safeguards against March winds!
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Bethesda a-Lower Montgomery County
|Neigbb0rb00d Ratio Station
Inspires Ne1V Party Series
By Lillian Arthur

Mr.. and Mrs. George Sanford
Holmes are vacationing in Florida.
Recent word from them Is that they
will stop over with Mrs. Holmes
relatives in Bainbridge, Ga, before
returning to their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Bressler
went up to Central Pennsylvania
Friday to join a group of friends
who are staying at the Muir Gun
Club over the week end. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bressler have farm in Pine
Grove near Tower City where the
gun club is located, and they ex-
pect to spend as much time there
during the spring as they can spare
from their activities here.
The turnover in the personnel of
the community continues. Friend
ship Heights has learned with re-
gret that one Of its families Prince
and Princess Troubetskoy-is leav-
ing soon to take up their residence
in another State. Prince Troubet-
skoy has already gone to New York
where he is to be located and he
and his family expect to make their
Evening star., 1947-03-09
l BUY-LINES by Nancy Saa<r
Weekly Sponsored Advertising Column Of Things New and
interesting

NEW YORK, N. Y, March 9th-Are YOU
dreading the clustering winds of March?
Then try to make it easier for your skin to
"take" the cold and cutting blasts! First
choose soap that's as free as possible from
harsh alkaIi, so that none of the natural oils
of the skin will be removed. RESINOL
Soap fits the need exactly mild and pure
Evening star., 1947-03-09
J"!AR.yonaIJ Hair CoL. 1Anak,a!

How time: have felt that went little color blind when
titan flashing brunette But which oneP Well here's
find for And wouldn't from those clever
hair colorins Take the ETERNOL complexion
test! Write complexion color medium
and enclose strands The Eterno analysts will study
and send that singles the
best hair shades for complexion Then you're
make that ETERNOL Tint Oil Shampoo
hardressers! And the results will look like mother natures
because hair shade will blend with natural colorng Ad
dress: Nancy Sae Dept $50 Madison Avenue
Evening star., 1947-03-09
AGoAWav. atWore!!

If your reason for not having per-
manents at home is that you just
CAN'T roll your own hair-use
TOMS Deluxe Home Permanent
and you CAN -. easily! You see,
this new TONI Kit comes with
PLASTIC CURRIERS' curriers'
exactly like those professionals use.
Round and ribbed, they allow you
to wind more hair smoothly and
evenly. And the TONI Wave is
guaranteed to last just Is long as q
beauty salon wave,-for the insre.
dents of the solution and neutra.
lizer that make a cold wave are the
same at a beauty shop, or in
TONI Kit! TONI Deiaxe Set with
Plastic Curriers' costs 81, plus tax,
at Drug, Notions and Cosmetic
Counters; Refill Kit. only 81.
since TONI Plastic Curriers' can be
used over and over again. So save
your money and have TONI Cold
Waves at home!
Evening star., 1947-03-09
C!v, Uest.,s.. 3.p.n1 .. Aa R.~,a,.!

How love the home of really gracious hostess
who's learned welcome compn cordially she does her famy
You feel that coming has brought with Of that fuss
and hurried preparation That's why you'll find clever hoesse
depending SCLITZ and friendly pleaser
always aid welcoming with rich meloness
And trouble you'll just keep supply Of SCHLITZ
regerao Serve between meals with finest dinners for
SCHLTZ made with the iss of the
harsh btterne Bwed by JOS Schlz Co, Milwaukee, Wis
Let's discuss again those vital "lttle thnss" that
\ make the brand-new CHEVROLET for le47 heart
>\aa magnet Let's skip its famous performance
l sSN3SS- / and dependabity the road the
family will be telling about these features But it
DVG4 takes the stunning beauty of
\Al this bisger-ooking, betterooking with its long
~ low, sweeping lines in smoothly modelled Body by
Fisher. And it takes a to discover the beau
upholstery smartly
trimmed ensembedoor handles
designed and finished carefully wey
But Of
counts most and with the CHEVROLET you BitCar
quality At lowest Take and local CHEVROLET
SealR!
Evening star., 1947-03-09

home In one Of the New Yorl
suburbs.
Another family leaving Bethesda
soon are Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney An
derson, jr. Mr.. Anderson has been
transferred to Dayton, after three
years Of residence here. Mrs. An
derson has been popular hostess
during her stay here, and an active
participant In q number of organi-
zations, and now that she Is leaving
her friends are being with each
other to give parties for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Wanner
entertained the Andersons at q buff
fet supper and bridge party before
Mr.. Anderson left for Dayton and
a number of other parties are being
planned during the next few weeks
for Mrs. Anderson.
Evening star., 1947-03-09

MoS9hSS3 VUA
tell him repeatedly that he needs q
deodorant I'd Just place q
shaker-top can of QUEST promi-
nently on the bathroom shelf. It's a
deodorant powder that's as simple
to use as his shaving tale and
it actually destroys body odor! Men
like QUEST because it's POSI-
TIVE not scented to cover
one odor with another. And there is
no bother with sticky creams or
liquids -. just shake-on Of
QUEST beneath arms and on feet
does a neat deodorizins job! Just
35c at Drug Counters, an all-pur-
pose deodorant.
Evening star., 1947-03-09

l always think of the
makers of DIAMOND
Tints and Dyes as
&C olor Magicians."
For they seem to work
magic in keeping up
with the newest FASH
Evening star., 1947-03-09
.M. WAia, o. -A.!

Has Spring gone to your head in
the form of a gay new hat? Then
how about giving your troubled feet
q break too how about making
them really happily "sprins-y" with
the relieving, easy-happy comforting
DIR. SCHOLL'S LuPads? You loop
these feather-lisht cushions over the
forepart Of each foot :. i. SO that the
soft pads nestle beneath metatarsal
arches to ease strain at the ball of
the foot. DR.. SCHOLL'S LuPads
cushion your feet against pressure,
callouses, shock, burning sensations
and tenderness make you feel
you're walking ON air! Cost is 81
at Drug, Department, Shoe Stores
or Toilet Goods Counters or write
DR.. Scholl's, Dept. Is, Chicago, ILL.,,
Siving your shoe size and width.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
a-
SFs~
Dance Series

A group OF young men and women
who enjoyed the hospitality of the
Junior Oficers' Club during the
war, have decided to inaugurate a
series of evening dances. They met
the other day and formed an Or
ganization to be known as the Cave
Dwellers Club.
Maj. James Loghran and Miss
Evening star., 1947-03-09

It's no good just to
wink your eyes at the
personal habits of
your own Mr.. HIM
yet it takes a
clever woman to help
him correct them
without nassins. For
Evening star., 1947-03-09

lEl1a Har1lee are co-chairmen Of the
Iclub and they are busy with plans
for activities this spring for its
membership Of young Washing
tonians.
| The first dance will be held Tues
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Special lO&, to Spring Ga,4."..! Mla. 1e4ayl

HERE'S ONE OPPORTUNITY you can't afford to
miss Forist.shop Type Gadiolus Bulbs and ~@x
standard-size packages of selected Flower Seeds $f
(sweet alyssum, snapdrason saiardiss, bachelor but
COSMOS znnias) for only 25c! The quality E4f
bulbs and seeds listed in Vaushans worldfamous
eataloe for slss see what marvellous GcaS<
value you're settinel Thank OLD DUTCH Cleanser
for ths famous Garden Offer and get scissors
Cut The windmill pictures labels from cans Of OLD
Cleanser and enclose with your name, address an
Mail Nancy Sasse Dept NS3), I'll Madison Ave, New
N Y. and you'll receive Gadiolus Bulbs that will bloc
and packets of Flower Seeds that have been field and lab
tested BY YaMehanI
Evening star., 1947-03-09

ion shades! Honestly, it's q miracle
how you can find exactly the colors
you want among their 50 distinctive
shades Is Curtain Dips and 2 Stock
inf Dips, as we'll as Color Re-
mover, tool But of course, what's
more important, you can DEPEND
on DIAMONDS being color.true.
Just a dip and a rinse and you've
brought a sparkling new tint into
ANY kind Of fabric! Why not take
my tip and learn the fun of Ola.
MOND magic? It's the easy, eco
nomical way to light pastel-fresh.
ness or deep, rich shades for your
own clothes, your decorative be-
lonsinss or the children's toes! l5c
a pkd.
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North LeWiSbuzrg

The Buckwalter family enjoyed
a reunion of the immediate fam
lily Sunday, when Mr.. and Mrs.
Fredrick Buckwalter and family,
of Wichita Falls, Texas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Buckwalter and
family of Worthington, and Mr..
and Mrs. James .Lantz and daugh-
ter, of Bellefontaine, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Buckwalter.
The high-light of the day was the
baptism of the three babies, name
ly, John Hugh Buckwalter, Mary
Jane Buckwalter, and Chergl
Lynn Lantz at the Methodist
church, Sunday morning.
Visitors from Georgia
Rev. Gillispie of Macon, Geor-
gia, was the guest of his cousin,
Rev. B. F. Crawford, last week,
Visiting Relatives
Patsy, Carol Ann, and Dora
Jane Epps, of Mansfield, are visit
ing their grandmother, Mrs
Charles Millington, and aunt,
Mrs. John Tomlin and family.
Personals
Mrs. B. F. Crawford is visiting
with her son, Rev. Arthur Craw-
ford, and family of Erie, Penn.
Rev. Crawford joined his wife
this week for weeks visit.
Mrs. E. X. Huber lett Tuesday
for Dayton where she will make
her future home.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Freeman
and son, Wayne, returned to
their home in Akron, Sunday.
Mrs Meta Morgan, of Colum-
bus, and Mr.. Lee Freeman OF
j, Cleveland returned to their re-
spective homes Sunday, after be-
ing called here by the death OF
their brother, M. F. Freeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Thompson,
of Lebanon, were guests of Mrs.
E, R. Huber, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Judy, of CALI
polls, were guests of Mrs. Minnie
Judy, Sunday.
Mr.. John Tomlin, Jr., has re-
turned from a weeks visit with
friends in New York City.
Saturday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kerns and son, Billy,
were Mr.. and Mrs Charles Golf
and daughter, Beverly, and Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. McClellon of
Indianapolis, Ind.
Charles Millington, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Millington, of Mansfield,
have been enjoying a two weeks
fishing vacation at Saint Ignace,
Michigan.
Mrs. B. B. Hill and daughter,
Shirley, attended the Union
Chapel Ladies Aid at the home
of Mrs. Mollie Bump, last Thurs
day. Twenty-seven ladies attend
ed.
Mrs. Eugene Thomas spent this
week with relatives and friends
in Fostoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Boyles at
tended the King Reunion, held
at Ohio Caverns, Sunday.
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BOXES CREEK
BY MRS HALLE GRAY

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Swimming
and daughter, Diane, Mrs. Ottie
Gray and daughter, Miss Gwen
dolyn, were dinner guests Tues
day of Mrs. Fay Jackson and Asa
and wife, Mrs. Murle Lewis, son,
Richard, and Miss Louise Jack
son, of near Bethel.
Mrs. Leonard Coins and daugh-
ter, Judy Kay, and twin sons,
Terry and Jerry, and Mrs. Ottie
Gray and daughter, Gwendolyn,
called on Mrs. F. H. Roosa, near
Peoria, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Jackson
called at the w. E. Swimming
home Tuesday evening. Ronney
and Virgie Lee Coins were Sun
day night guests.
Mrs. Leonard Coins and daugh-
ter, Judy Kay, and sons, Jerry
and Terry, spent Sunday night
and Monday morning with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Gray.
Wesley Swimming and family and
Tom Roosa and wife, of near
Marysville, and several others also
called.
Mrs. Kenneth Segner and son,
Lloyd Allen, of Broadway, spent
Monday with Mrs. Dewey Shirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Courier, of
Raymond, spent Friday evening
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Steirhoff and son, Gerald.
Miss Gwendolyn Gray also spent
the evening with them.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Roosa and
their little friend, Lyn, were din
ner and supper guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Coins and
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family. Barton and Gwendolyn
Gray spent the afternoon at their
sisters.
Mr.. Leonard Coins and sister,
Mrs. Erma Hoalbrook, received
the sad word Sunday that their
sister, Miss Ramie Hollbrook, was
critically i'll in a hospital in
Chicago. They both left by motor
Sunday. Ramie is a trained nurse.
Mrs. Inez Jackson spent Mon
day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Ruhl and family.
Mr.. George Oberdeer was visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Parchett
and family on Sunday.
Miss Gwendolyn Gray is
spending a few days with her sis
ter, Virginia, and children, while
her husband is in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bettice
and daughter, Donna Dae, of
Flanderan, S. D., are visiting the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Ferrell. Sunday they all visit
ed Mrs. Irene Ferrell at Niles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ferrell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bettice and
daughter, Donna Dae, motored to
Niles, Sunday to visit Mrs. Joe
c. Ferrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Swimming
and family made a business trip
to Marysville Monday morning.
Those from this vicinity, who
attended the wedding of Dolly
Dixon and Jack Walker, Satur-
day evening in the Presbyterian
church at Plain City were; Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Dixon, Deanna and
Floyd Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Dildine, Margaret and Harriet
Dildine, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Shirk, Willie Ferrell, Phyllis
Westlake, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Sampson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Westlake, Judy and Carol West
lake, Mrs. Jessie Hartshorn, Mrs.
Edna Hamilton and Jack Hamil-
ton.
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: VALLEY ROAD
BY MRS. EFFIE DAVIS

A number from this community
took the oranges 9th degree at
MarySville on Wednesday eve
ming.
Ardeth Matlack, of Redwood, is
making an extended visit at the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Matlack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler, of near
Lunda, called on Vesta Harris
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark, Mrs.
Rettie Barnett and Miss Ethel
Farmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Howard, Mrs. Mable Carmen, and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Davis and Vesta Harris, and
others, were present at the birth
day party for Mr.. and Mrs.
Adrian Potts on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hatty Fish, Mrs. Jennie
Culp and children, were Sunday
afternoon guests at the home of
Mrs. Esther Wheeler, and Jennie
Grindell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis were
Sunday dinner guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark
and daughter, of Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Wheeler
and children, Jennie and Valeta
Grindell, notored to Russels
Point, Sunday evening.
A number of Al girls and their
mothers from this community at
tended the county judging of the
All dresses. Mrs. Dorsey Warner
was the leader. Her club brought
home several 1st and End prizes
in sewing.
Phyllie Clark was the guests
Sunday night of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis and
attended the All judging of the
All dresses at Marysville, Mon
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day afternoon.
EXPANSION PLANNED

Latham and Nau grain mer-
chants, of Plain City, Mechanics
burg and Lippincott, have pur-
chased the Florence Converse
property of several acres and
building adjoining the mill at
Plain City for the purpose of
expanding by installing blowers
and dryers, making this one of
the modern mills of this commun-
ity.
Leroy E. Latham, real estate
broker, represented all parties to
the transaction, while Gil Kirby
handled the legal details.