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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-19
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Cont.

NORTH ARLINGTON, on main hwy, 1856
#. on main hwy.--With 2 greenhouses,
lovely S-room and bath home, garage.
This property is Zoned commercial with
frontage on main hwy. and one ST.: priced
$4,000 METzLER'S VA. OFFICE, Gil.
1888 or OK. 0S7S: evenings, GIL. 6593.
SIX MILES from Washington. lge. 'front.'
Lee mE sEZ sT Vs oHffcE pFi ga
* 3'' MILES ii ' FROM WAsHiNGToSwLse.
general merchandise store: 3ox6o it, with
3 rms; and bath living quarters on md
one bldg. 16x4O #. vacant: one bldg, 50x
40 it, vacant: these bldgs. are concrete
block construction, ideal for restaurant or
new car agency or gas pumps; $50 ZOO for
METzLER's VA. OFFICE, Gil. 1883 or OK.
OS7S: evenings, GIL. $685.
BROAD ST. in Falls Church-S0-ft. 'front.'
age, 200-ft. depth; large 10-rm. house;
This property joins 600-unit apt: priced
right for quick sale. METzLER'S VA.
OFFICE, GIL. 1888 or OK. os7s; evenings
i1os o iIS7 18th ST. N.w.- display floors
1880 So, TT: direct from owner; suitable
for any wholesale or retail business; pos
terms. MR.. IIsS, ME 534s. rs
18TH AND M SITS. N.W.-3-story English
basmt., I'd commercial, suitable stores and
offices. NIMITz g. HIMELFARB REALTY
CoLoRED-ist COMMERCIAL. on NJ ST.,
near 25th nw.-Now modern fat OF :
bedrmS, tile baths, gas heat; low down
payment: ewes. and Sun, MI. 2121. j.
LEO KOLB. INC, MI. 2100. 80
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QEEIcES WANTED.

now with reputable CPA
firm, desires office space in lawyers suite;
character references upon request. Box
101-V, Star "a
REAL ESTATE and lumber broker wants
. or 3 rms. on Wis. ave, in Bethesda.
Call after 5 pm; WI, 1854. %
OFFICE SPACE by local insurance agencyi
ne. area or Columbia Heights, 14th st.
preferred Box 2S9-S, Star. I'll
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

SALE OR RENT-Private 8. & o. R. R.
siding: building suitable for manufacture:
assembly plant, storage; $4,000 So. it.. will
build to specifice tons suitable. tenant
J.. HARR1S ROGERS. Hyattsville. Nd.
UN. 0493. DE. 1902. lie
INDUSTRIAL SITE, containing approx.
$4,000 So. #. located in heart of Silver
Spring. The continued growth OF this
enhance its value. Additional informa ton,
call CRANE G HELAN. Realtor, 81. 1000;
50. TT. zoned for apis. and industrial, To-
Gated on corner. near shopping center Of
Silver Spring. CRANE g. HELAN. Realtor,
AZ Ak,L 1eS9i yA-1ndustrial sites mly to-
falling more than 10000 50. it. in one of
nearby Vas most convenient locations,
attractively priced for immediate sale.
INC, CHI. ATT; ewes, OK. 295S. 80
SITE, 80x1S5, on, grade, we'll located mr.,
River I'd. Nd; this zoning Is scarce; price.
ST. per so. it. LEROY GADDIS, 1913 18TH
st. NV. Ma 1277 Il
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
STORES FOR SALE,


"CHILDRENS. LADIES' VARIETY SHOP"
located on 18th st. NV, near "R." Illness
Of owner forces the, sale Of this business;
Priced to sell with terms. Please call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1866.
"uonrpN FROZEN roop SHOPS" Z all
newly equipped, well located and priced to
sell as an entirety or individually. An ex-
cellent proposition for the qualified party:
1t merits investigation. Please call HARRY
I. FRIEDMAN Broker, RE 1166. 30
GR0CERY-Corner store doing $500 wk.;;
good store for l man. $500 for good
will, fixtures and stock. No brokers. Rent,
$40 month. Option Of 2 years has Just
"A MUsIC-RECoRD SHOP" located in a
busy section in Sc; offered for sale just
for the cost of stock Additional lines can
be added to increase profits. Very low rent.
Please call HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN, Broker.
RE 1166. 80
MEMS HABERDAsHERY SHOP" located
in the busy business section Of Georgia ave.
An unusual opportunity for the right party.
Priced to sell with terms. Please call
I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. i So.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRelNIA.

COLORED-6-RM. HOUSE, h.-w.h.. built
in bath, full bsmt.: excel. condition; cor.
trees; perfect location for professional man
or future business: mr.. schools, churches,
shopping and transp. in town of Vienna.
$3.50, Phone THOMAS 81 CO., Vienna
i26 Eyes. Vienna 1l1-J. 20
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LIST COMMERCIAL LOT, silver Spring; SIC.
corner Dale dr. and Dartmouth ave-;
ideally located for retail or wholesale
Call OWNER, MI. o563, Monday through
COR. COMMERCIAL LoTs-2nd CONNER
commercial. $3.50 50. it, Maine ave, s.w.;
1st commercial, 900 So it.. Sheriff I'd.
ne; LIST commercial, 10,950 SO. #, Bla-
RE 3O5Q -22
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-Investnen property. 100000
or more. We have out of-town buyers
for your property, Must be priced right
dence. sHERR sCHLoss & CO. 1858
e SEER fv spEGTAz A. +, 61t H. sale Of In
vestment property Your listins Solicited
HARRY /. FRIEDMAN, licensed, bonded
broker. RE. 1886 20
and commercial properties. L. H. MAURY,
AID. 1926, DI. 3346 or write 1924 18th
st. NV.
units, clients for Dupont Circle area, Mt.
Pleasant or upper 18th St. and good ne.
LIPSCOMB REALTY CO.. MA. 2444; ewes,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

tached, not far from Dupont Circle. 1874
tS5s lnae%s sSotsd e so4 Ss me-
Xfsn8e oss s FR fl Rs 81? $3.50 So
ory 5re zGns pr For oy fur
REALFY *. Gers sac GIL aosS; e7es, t.
Ss DOUBLE BRICK GARAGES" rear Of
: safe inysstRsnt: Please ssssliI HARRY L
ssGaTMSo BFG nGfLEE nes perfect To-
cation is this semidetached 4-unit build.
spe ct cal 81 81 akas PM SIDNEY J. BR9 1S
ie1 so psr Year sSs ''2 ered RfS %
G Igs5 gotR. NE. MI MI 200. M-' "
approx. -S12 900 annually; possession of
ground-h. store available: priced reason
feS cs e M5 Gsus RE RE 04 &C. xe
5.GNIT APT, det., brick: | and ? bedTm:
apis. in excel cond: less than 10 yrs old Id
e s ACE 2 e af2 r
o ee dH 1877 81 co IN RGi stores.
ants, long lease; income, $1,000; only ex-
penses are taxes; located in a progressive
Morse ST. 1877. BROWN REALTY CORP.
e. AVE: s;E;-grs 8 rms. bath; ,. Nv.
Fe er' details as cali Ie ACE Realty sERVIcE
1914 7 u Pa " ave- Sc, Lu 1910. IN PM M
a converted property--A new, modern s.
apt. bldg, consisting of two -bedrm, apis,
and three 2-bedrm. apts.; income $4,000
n demand and i' this is frss time oneTsa;
$4,000 cash necessary. For further I'M
cal MI ~, Kamqns; g, o. 1852 With t5od LEag IN
SE SFksER b B5Asn9o SS H H lfHo
story. and basement, modern brick Office
Sadns S net FetuFn IL
Iioi5 til 8 pm, VIM. H. sAUNDERs, CO.
P P1ss SsSn IN sas
nte as ra ssuea So s dssopn sah r 9F
years old and up to date. MIR. ADAMS az
sI SIX Unit APT. BLDG-Excellent olose close
NV location; all apis. occupied by long
mr. A ssssf hE tsn9Pss Dfssa
4 EfSSTrs' AT. Suit saifland Ma R MdEln-
s SMEr5 s2s Hm mGn1hE R RT'f $685.
~ E Esmg AN al s saE anu units
store and apis, in Catholic University
v sffee in son ch as thess
a RsAMNEEF b Fl 4o c sns G g pisn
Groom, Kitchen and bath units; one
shoppe; oil heat; tiled baths with showers
EXT o cpo
sSsi F9 EGes CO. F. f Sstsf
ExC rEILiE iHNyEsTMENT. s.unit apart-
ment, in nicholas location NV. Each
unit consists Of rms. and bath; annual
Due to departure of owner, will be sacri-
feed. For details write and give your phone
in order to arrange appointment. BOX
REAL INVESTMENT in new Sc. develop
ment, Aunt, 1.bedrm. apis. 3!a yrs. old:
essn retur mnP Ro H1f R Ea0G co
b fs E rooms g 81 block
saths aPs Income q auofed
yerting bedrooms into apis. Inspect and
erms ED WIZ IaEfd Restef ioG6
Vermont ont aye YEN Rm ~. r. 5l4o
modern kit. IT, oil heat; sensibIy priced at
aAHS sas h7oe Eye st. NV
NE. 1850 (eves. call Mr.. scanland. RA.
1919.
COLORED-6 HOUSES - 2-story row
bricks. adjoining. Price, $500 for all.
NIMETZ & HIMELFARB REALTY Co.
IN SS'9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS apt
and commercial property in. New York
City and vicinity showing satisfactory re-
turns. AUERBACH & CO. DI. 3131. -25
studios 100 Blk. Conn. ave.@dood re-
turn, well financed: substantial cash re-
CURED; o Exclusive with WALTER oGGus,
SMALL. MODERN air-conditioned ofice
bldg; annual income, S1S,O0O; price.
S15o.,oo0 Call MRS. SWANSON, DI. 97oo;
11s-uNIT APT. BUILDING. only times
gross income Call Mr.. Poole, DRURY
REALTY CORP. 1887 K RE. 1913; eyes,
| SH. 1899. al
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

SPACE in nicely furn. Conn. ave. office.
co 332H 80
DESK SPACE AVAILABLE in centrally
located Office. MESSAGE service inc!uueds
Call MA 6295 between and 11;30 am;
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APARTMENT SITES.

K ST. NV. AT SO PER FIT; walking dis
lance of War Dept and Medical Center.
CHAS L. NORRIS. Realtor. 2135 Pa. ave,
NV, RE. 2112
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

GEORGETOWN-vaca brick bldg, 16x
1875; 2 floors; industrial zone; $3.50 mo.
A. M. ROTH, Ma. 1886. 30
IDEAL LOCATION near Navy Yard; $500
50. it. floor space with heat, light and
water furnished. Shown by appointment
MICHAEL WALSH & SON. l211 Eye st.
NV, RE. $3.50, ewes. CO. $3.50. -19
1900 SO. FIT. or more in new 1-story flre-
proof building. Oakville Industrial De-
velopment, No. l hwy, and Swami St,
opposite Potomac Yards. just 3la miles
from 14th St. Bridge in Virginia. Concrete
streets, railroad siding, heavy-duty power;
buildings latest in design and construc-
ton. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg. DI. $500; ewes.
phone CHI 923S. -23
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

YES, / SPECIALIZED in the sale Of bus
mess property; your listing solicited.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, licensed bonded
Broker, RE. 1166. 30
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COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

LARGE BUILDING, 50x40 IT, ideal for
garage business; located on Route so, ap-
proximately 90 mi from washington; SlO0
per mo-, good lease. For further informa-
ginia office, 3s11 Lee hwyS3 GIL. 1888; eyes,,
GIL 6hq3
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STORES WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

SMALL SPACE in rear part OF ground
level store. Phone WO. 9029.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
ON A MAIN TRAFFIC ARTERY in Alex
andria zoned for gas stations. garages.
drive-in laundrieS, etc; So per SO. IT..
A. M ROTH, MA 1886. 20
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
GROUND or warehouse, 10,-
600 to 10000 So. It. Box rs, Star.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

Will BUY FOR CASH or sell for you
quickly JAMES CARROLL, Broker, 915
Eye st. NV. ME. $500; ewes, TR. 0425.
HAVE CASH BUYERS for all types of prop
erty. What have you to sell? Call HARRY
COHEN, RE. 4771, GE. O2S6. ~
I PAY CASH or will sell for you. lots;
houses or acreage; free appraisal. SCOTT
WILL BUY from owner only. Is or 8 room
house, NV, ne. or nearby Maryland
$500 maximum, all cash. GE. 3453. go
STUDIOS FOR RENT.
BEAUTIFUL TURN. MUSIC STUDIO for
teaching. practice; month, week, day. hour
AID, 1888, ,-23
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED,

YES, I SPECIALIZE" in the, sale Of COM
mercial property; your listing solicited.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. licensed, bonded
broker. RE. 1166. 80
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Of this bungalow with title; has nice liv-
ing. room. dining room, modern Kitchen
floor; I'd floor has bedroom with lavatory;
basement is full with laundry tubs, etc. oil
hot-water heat: other features are We.
sink. electric so-gal. water heater; price
SO 900, terms. For full information cal
Alex 1859 or Alex: s7s7 EBNER Or r
PuSCAR Co. Rd K0e and Aea 2Se
A ALEX 5Fairhave ven a few
minutes below Alexandria is this attrac-
S uen fshen large be sns 5ah
shower are features you will like; can be
occupied Immediately; price $4,000, terms
s z5sH s "a soe S5ss5 psS
SIS King st., Alex. 20
villa area; an excellent. brick bungalow
only a few minutes from Alexandria by the
Mt. Vernon blvd; features are large living
ne pne den nee @
rooms, 2 good closets, tiled bath and
shower; full basement with laundry tubs
and Bendi "a automatic laundry; well stu
terms; possession with title. For full in
formation, call Alex. 1855 or Alex. s7s7.
Alex. -o' fu''eS 0'os' 'i' Ai mao 81
2 BUNGALows-Modern, prewar built, in
Fairfax and Fr sntS e9nv to schools
able for garden, fruit trees and chickens
For description and terms, call RE $3.50
until s pm, COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO
3:BEDRM BRICK COLONIAL, Westover
Hills, S14,000-This home was built from
prewar materials and is in excellent con-
dftion; 1t contains dining rm., living rm
equipped kitchen on LIST A.; bedrms., tiled
bath and ample closet space, End fl; full
basement. recreation rm., oil &C. heat;
excellent terms can be arranged. w. B.
HnKERT, OW. $685.; ewes. CHI. 1923
ARLINGTON sPECIAL-Reasonably priced;
on Lorcom lane, in a beautiful setting OF
lovely homes; 2-story red brick and gray
clapboard. with built-in garage and large
screened porch of very attractive 15x22
pine-paneled living rm. with f1repl and
built-in bookshelves, nice dining rm., fully
equipped kitchen; End floor, master bed
room with tiled bath, a second tiled bath
and other nice bedrms.; basement. fur
mace room with Quiet May oil burner, rec
reation rm. with firepl., laundry rm., pine
paneled maids rm. and full bath; good
sized lot, nicely Handicapped; priced at Sl9,-
500; cash above new / st trust Of $4,000.
Shown by appointment only. Exclusive with
EASTMAN 4 STEELE Realtors, Falls
n. ARLINGToN-3-bedrm. brick; lge Iiv
spacious rec. rm., fireplace, screened porch;
parquet flooring. storm windows. oil a.-c
heat; quick poss.; close to transp;. schools
and sshoppins1 oLR D0MIN IN q REALTY q a
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20
Nv DAVID PETERSON
etar-News Staff Writer

When you see a young lady,
dressed in clean, crisp, starched
white uniform, and she signs her
name with the initials "R. NJ" fol-
loving. treat her with the respect
due to the ones who devote their
lie to the care and consideration
nj their felloWman.
Florence Nightingale began the
ionq parade of hallowed names. and
IN this day, her name is spoken
,long with famous men, statesmen.
and kings.
Nurses study long and hard to
Gain their coveted uniform and
r. N. designation, and the road to
the ultimate goal is not an easy
ore.
A large majority of the young
women entering this profession are
recently graduated from high
school. a requirement to enter
raining, and they face another
three years of strict regulations
and studies with practical expert
race in the hospital of their train
Ing.
One who desires to enter train
inc writes or calls upon the 'Direc-
tor of Nurses" in the hospital of
their choice, presenting a trans
eript of their high school grades
md a Doctors certificate of ex-
animation.
The potential Nurse is interview
ed by the director, and if accept
ed, will fill out forms of applica-
ton. returning at a later date to
be given a general aptitude exam
nation. Upon completion of this
exam, with a satisfactory mark,
the student is accepted, and bids
the family a fond farewell, for she
must attend the school of nursing
for three long years, with little op-
portunity to visit.
During the first day at the school
sur young ''nurse-to-be" is assign
cd to her room, given an indoc-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20

firm, in making the announcement
OF establishment of branch opera
tioas at Columbia, explained that
this expansion of the company's
operations was n~ecessitated by
business already being handled by
k1lroy, Hague, and Atkins, Inc,
originating in South Carolina.
since branch office establish
ment was necessary for accounts
already served, the Charlotte firm,
lr expanding the scope of its
operations, set up sufficient faci-
llties to take care of additional
rev accounts in South Carolina,
besides accounts now being handl-
ed, which originates there. Hague
said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20
Nurses Spend Hours, Days
OF Work For RN hsiqnia

trlnatlon, and adjusts herself tc
tne new atmosphere.
500 natter entering, classes are
begun, and students spend four
hours daily in the classrooms
broken by periods of study and re.
Taxation.
During this first week in train.
ing, new students are measured
for their uniforms, which thew do
not don until four months of pre.
clinical study have been complet.
ed.
Some Of the subjects pursued by
the students in their freshman
period are, nursing arts, ethics,
hygiene, nursing history, phara.
cology, materia medica, pre-.
anatomy, microbiology, and 9th.
erS.
This entrance into training is the
hardest part, considering the utter
isolation these young girls under.
go. Being used to many friends
and acquaintance, they have to
content themselves with their fel.
low students, doctors, nurses, in.
structors, and occasionally, they
are permitted to venture outside
the gates of their school, to enjoy
socials on the outside.
Returning to the subject of train.
ing in classes, we find the student
has finished her four-month initial,
or pre-clinical period, and is now
issued uniforms and placed on duty
in the hospital for two hours daily.
along with the regular classroom
studies.
In the tour of practical duty, the
tralnees are taught the funda.
mentals of nursing, and have one
patient as their responsibility: at.
tending to the minor needs, bath.
ing, and keeping the patient under
observation.
The pre-clinical period ends after
six months, and the uniform of the
student undergoes a change. The
metamorphosis of the student uni.
form has four stages, identifying
the nurse trainee in ali periods Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20
|CPA Approves Large
~ Number Of Permits

GREENSBORO, April 10 - Ap-
proved commercial and residen-
tial building estimated at 81, $685.
297 for North Carolina has been
announced by the Greensboro Of
fees OF the Federal Housing ex-
pediter.
Included in the permits was the
re idence being planned by Cice-
70 Vow, Wilmington attorney, at
ar estimated cost of $7,726.
Other North Carolina buildings
include: The Crown Products
company, Sanford for S27. 500: E.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20
Charlotte Firm
Opens Branch

Announcement of the opening of
a branch office at Columbia, was
made yesterday by Kilroy, Hague,
and Atkins, Inc, advertising
agency, with home offices at 300
Law Building. Charlotte.
Guida Canaday, formerly with
the home office of the Charlotte
agency, has been named as the
executive in charge Of South Caro-
lima accounts for the firm, and
is now located in the Wingficld
Building at Columbia.
Lee Hague, president of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20

V. Webb and Company, Kinston
for $32 900; Joseph Colin Eagles,
Jr.. Wilson, for 500, 900; W. H.
Phillips, Wilson for $40, 900; Char
les R. Clark, W. B. Clark, ST., and
W. B. Clark. Jr.. Wilson for $780,
600, and G. S. Barnhill, Jr., Fayet-
teville for IS, 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20
GOLDSBORO ART EXHITBr

GOLDSBORO, April 70 -
Wayne county scool art students
will exhibit their work at a crafts
fair to be held in the Community
building April Is. R. S. Proctor,
superintendent of schools an
nounced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20

Guavas are eaten raw with
cream and sugar, are also made
into shortcakes and pies, but the
most common use is for jam.
cheese, and syrup.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20

the week and the overnight leaves,
awarded once or twice a month.
The strict training schedule tends
to make more conscientious nurses
of them, and develop copcentra-
ton to learning their profession
without too many outside interests.
The nurses who have graduated
fully deserve the admiration of
all, having completed one of the
most difficult Of all training sched-
uleS available to Young women.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-24
SOUTH OLIVE

South Olive, July 23-Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Keith of Cambridge spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Re-
becca Keith.
Mrs. Cliff Keith of Cambridge
visited her parents few days last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wigfield
of Canton are spending two weeks
vacation at South Olive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Devoll, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcdonald and
son of Caldwell spent Saturday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Veloskey and family.
Mrs. Jewell Burkholder of Cald-
well and Stanley Warner of Zanes-
vile visited her brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Harper and family
Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Kirkbride is recuper-
ating after a recent operation.
Mrs. Winnie Brinkley and son o1
Canton spent last weekend with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harp
er and family.
Several from a distance attended
the funeral of Mrs. Annie Landakel
last Sunday.
William Harper and wife and sor
visited over the weekend with hi:
mother, Mrs. Emily Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Hesson O.
Caldwell, MIR. and Mrs. Clarence
Rennard of Kimbolton, and Mrs
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-24

Winnie Warren of South Olive spent
one day last week with relatives in
Marietta.
Rev. Mary Adds visited few
days last week with relatives and
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Swain of Buff
falo are visiting their son, Donald
Swain and family.
MRS. Pearl Rowlands is GONZALES
cling from a recent operation. She
is still confined in the hospital.
Mr.. Frank Willis has returned
home after extended visit with
his sister and brother -in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Glen johnson of Newcom-
erStoWn.
Rev. and Mrs. Guffey and family
are attending camp meeting and
conference of Free Methodist church
at Mansfield.
Mrs. John Pryor is i'll at this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nau have
returned home from wedding trip
to Niagara Falls, N. Y, and many
other places cf interest.
Friends and relatives of this place
have been notified of the illness OF
William Antill of Dexter City.
Mrs. Charley Tilton is somewhat
improved after being quite i'll the
past few days.
Mrs. Judith Masters has returned
to Washington after visit with her
friends at South Olive.
Mrs. Goldie Baker called on her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Shilling OF
Elba, Sunday evening.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-24
Former Resident Dies
At Concord. Michigan

Relatives and friends were noti-
fled of the death of Levi H. Bates,
So, of Concord, Mich, former resi-
dent of Noble county. Mr.. Bates, a
son of the late D. w. Bates of CaId-
we'll route, passed away suddenly at
1:30 Monday afternoon at his home
in Concord.
Surviving are his wife, Flossie
Dunham Bates and an adopted
daughter, Helen, of Jackson, Mich,
two brothers, Linus Bates and Earl
Bates of Caldwell route, and one
sister, Bertha Dunham of Hanover,
Michigan, also survive.
Funeral services will be held at
the Concord funeral home in Con-
cord, Mich, Thursday afternoon at
loo o'clock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-24
ARCHER'S RIDGE

Archer's Ridge, July % - Those
who attended church Sunday, july
l3. were: Ella Polling and son,
Charles. of Caldwell; MIR. and MRS.
Aaron Eyerly and children of Sum-
merfield route, John Grimes OF
Sarahsville, Hattie Phelps, Natie,
Pauline, Nadine Wickham, Bertha
Lahue and Ronald Lahue, all OF
Archer's Ridge.
Nadine Wickham spent Sunday
evening with Bertha Lahue and chill
dren.
Those who visited Bertha Lahue
and children this week were JeWel
Dement,. Paul, Faye, Shirley, PauIa
Jane Butler of GAINESVILLE; Maxine
Ray and Merlin Wickham
Those who went to Caldwell Wed
nesday were: Matte, Doc, Pauline,
Nadine and Larry Wickham, mrs.
Bernardine Crimaldi, son, Sammy,
and Johnny Clark.
Those who attended the prayer
meeting at Sherman Phelps were
Ida Smith, Ella Polling and son, Rev.
R. C. Wells, William Oliver and
brother Winden, of Summerfleld,
Matte, Pauline and Nadine Wick
ham.
Caldwell shoppers Saturday were
Lalia, Bertha, and Ronald Lahue,
Matte. Doc, Nadine, Maxine Ray,
Junior Merlin and Marcus Wick
ham