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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12
CLAIBORNE
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

Mrs. Daisy Warner, accompan-
led by several All girls from the
Claiborne Sew-So club, attended
an officers meeting in Marys-
vile, Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Potts and
family, of st. Albans, w. Va,
spent the weekend at the home
of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Potts.
The funeral of Park Ridge was
we'll attended by relatives, friends
and neighbors.
The W. S. C. S. of the Claiborne
church meeting was postponed
from last Thursday until later
date.
Mrs. Edgar Rosette, of Rich
wood, was the dinner guest of
her son and daughter -in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Lutrelle Rosette, Thurs
day.
Mrs. Arthur Potts is spending
this week with her son and
daughter m-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Dolph Potts, and family, of st.
Albans, w. Va.
A number of our young folks
enjoyed hay ride last Tuesday
evening. While they were explor-
ing York township, the ever-pre-
sent rain dampened their enthus-
iasm a bit. Larry Davis, driver OF
the tractor, drove as fast as pos
sible, but the rain drove" faster
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith Myles
chaperoned the party. Needless
i to say, all were like Bre'r rabbit
glad to get back in their "brier
! patch" again.
Mrs. Jennie Grindell n
daughter, Valeta, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Norris, of Marysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Retterer and Mr.
and Mrs. Meredith Myles were
iMother's Day guests of their sor
and family, in Bowling Green.
The ladies of the A. C.. church
lhave cleaned the parsonage fol
the Rev. Mr.. Fleming and daugh
ter this week while he is holding
meetings at Mt. Liberty, which
shows the fine, Christian spirit
of Mr.. Fleming's congregation.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12
BY MRS. ADA PATRICK

The Mt. Victory Eenior class
presented the play "Sabril Blow
Your Horn" Friday night in the
high school auditorium.
The very successful play was
the story of Miss Thelma's niece,
Janet, and Herb Brown, jr., and
their mixed up love affair. Janet
and Herb jr., are in love but can't
marry because of Miss Thelma
and Herb Brown, ST., who were
once in love, had a quarrel, and
have never spoken since then.
But Miss Thelma and Herb ST.
were finally married and so was
Janet and Herb ir.
The story takes place in Miss
Thelma'S cabin in the hills which
some ignorant hillbilly's take care
Of for Miss Thelma. The hill
billy's are Gabe, Zerusia and
their daughter, Daisy Mae.
Some friends of Janets come to
visit her at the cabin. They are
Eleanor Barnes, Pete Wright,
Mildred Clyde, Frank Stephens,
Harold Dillon.
The cast is as follows: Gabe,
Sam Ealy; Zerssia, Bargara Is
chudy; Daisy Mae, Martha
Kochler; Miss Thelma Smith,
Cecil Thompson; Janet Smith,
June McClaren; Eleanor Barnes,
Mary Alice Leveak; Pete Wright
Walter Gavin Mildred Clyde
Mary Louise Kindell, Frank
Steprens, Dean Berry; Harold
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING
FOR THE ADMINISTRATION
AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE
REG &c Err MIN q
TRAFFIC. UPON THE PUBLIC
STREETS OF THE VILLAGE OF
MARYSVILLE AND REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS
OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH
He il ordained BY CeuncH Of tn,
Village of Marysville as Fallows;
II n
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12
LEGION SAFETY PROGRAM

A safety program, sponsored by
the American Legion in conjunc-
tion with the State Highway Pa
troll will feature the meeting of
Union post No. 79 in the Memoir
ial building at p. m. today,
The program will be illustrated
with motion pictures of actual
wreck scenes.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12
Redwood News


| the Kings Daughters which VIII
be held at the Baptist churt n
with the ladies of the Central
Methodist church serving the
I, lunch in the Baptist dining-room
Officers for this group for next
year as follows: president, Mrs
Kenneth Jordan; vice-president,
Mrs. Paul Ridge; secretary, Mrs.
" P. Collier; treasurer, Mrs. Gene
Mcdaniel.
Euchre Party
Mrs. Paul Speyer entertained
her euchre club last Wednesday
evening at her home on West
| Ottawa street.
Guests for the evening were
Mrs. William Hook, Mrs. Richard
Lawson, Mrs. Ross Wiley, Mrs.
EllinWood.
| Five tables of euCnre were in
play. Mrs. Richard Lawson won
the high score prize for guests.
Mrs. Leila Chapman won high
score for the club. Mrs. Fronia
Wiley was consoled and Mrs.
Ellinwood won the prize for the
most lone hands.
Music Clab Program
The program which the Rich
wood Music Club gave Sunday
evening at the First Methodist
church was very we'll attended.
Mrs. Taron DurneH, president,
received many congratulations on
the program.
The program was planned and
! arranged by the following COM
lmittee, Miss Lucille Smith, chair
man, Mrs. Harold Winter, and
MRS. William Jacobs.
Wedding Anniversary
i, Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Shoup, of
Marion, entertained with a din
liner on Sunday in observance OF
| their twenty second wedding ann
| liversary.
/ Guests at the dinner included
! Mrs. Nancy Bell, Mrs. Edna Pat
rick, Miss Janis Patrick, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Kenneth Jordon, children,
/ IConnie and Spencer, and Mr..
| Gene Welch.
Redwood Alurnui Association
| The Redwood Alumni AsSocia-
ton under the leadership of the
Ipresident, Mr.. Marion Shuman,
has appointed the following COM
mittee to work on the planning
of the association dinner and
dance which will be held at the
high school on the evening ot
May 29th.
The program committee con-
sists of Mrs. Harold Winter, Mrs
Aaron Durnell and Mrs. Hartley
Harger.
The receution committee viii
include, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brels
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Rapp
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Erwin, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Taylor, Mr.. anc
II Mrs. Robert Snowden, Mr.. Will
lam Zuspan and Miss Martyr
Winter.
L The recreation committee viii
Mrs. D. K. Davis, Mrs. V. r. Col
lier. Mrs. David Robinson, Mrs
Glen Oman, Mrs. Ernest Fish
The nominating committee viii
be Mr.. Harold Winter, Mr.. Chas
'IGill, Miss Ruth Roberts, and Miss
Pauline Prichard.
{ REDWOOD AUXILIARY
Baccarat Unit No. 40, Ameri
: can Legion Auxiliary will hol'
it's annual Gold Star Mothers
IDay party Wednesday evening
MAY IA, in the Legion Home
Honored guests will be Gold Sta
r Mothers, Mrs. Robert Gray, dep
: artment president, Dayton; Mrs
9 Helen Killworth, district presi
4 ldent, Columbus; Mrs. Norber
t Reamer, department poppy chair
Imam, Tiffin; and the LaRue Uni
- No. 10l.
Program will be in charge o
Jeanne Harger and Nora Corbit
All members are requested
attend and honor those mother
who gave so much for us.
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MAY IL. ls47-

2O-A, Parking More than IL
inches from Curb ....... LEO
Bob, Parking on Wrong Side
of Street ............... l.OO
32, Driving in Wrong Direction
on One Way Street ..... Ice
36, Making u Turn . 800
81, Illegal Left Turn ..... 800
37-A, Illegal Right Turn -. 800
37-D, Illegal TuFn-Disregard
Painted Lines ......... 500
3S-B, Failure To Signal Stop
or Turn ............. LOO
Abb, Failure to Pull Right on
56, Drivers View Obstructed :. sec
SO, Driving over Fire Hose ;. 500
63, Driving Across Curb or
Sidewalk .............. 800
64, Officers Signal Disregarded 500
65, Parking With Motor Run
ming or Brakes Not Set -. 500
Sc, Improper Lights ......,... 800
81, Inadequate Brakes ........ 1900
So, Fail to Stop at Sign ...... 500
50, Fail to Yield on Left Turn 800
20, Driving with Muffler Open
or No Muffler .......... 800
II, License Number Obscured :. 100
72-B, Illegal Use of Horn, Siren,
Whistle, etc. .............. 800
sac, Pedestrian Failed to Use
CrossWalk Observation-Disclosures. 100
SAB, Riding Unlawfully on We
hicIe, etc. 800
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-10-09
Lovely Double Ring Ceremony Unite!
Suzann Yates and Robert Hanson

tar on Friday evening when Rob-
ert M. Hanson of Kennewick and
Susann F. Yates of Pasco took
,nuptial vows with the pastor, Rev.
j. B. Coan officiating. The double
ring rite was read. They were
attended at the altar by Mary and
Willard Wallace.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Yates OF
Pasco, though formerly of this
community. She was dressed in
pin stripe grey. with maroon and
grey accessories. The corsages OF
the ladies were white and red car.
nations.
Hanson is the son of Fred Han
son, who lives southeast of the
city. He is employed with trans.
portation with the General Elec.
trio company of Richland.
Following the wedding a dinner
and reception was rendered the
pair at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Karl Krudwig in Pasco. They ex-
pect to make their home in Pasco
after short trip.
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Churches Here
Offer TRAINING

An er-denominational train
ing school for Church school and
other religious workers is to be
held in Kennewick for six even
ings during three weeks period
in November. The school, spon-
sored by the Inter-City minister
ial association and the churches
of the two communities, will be
fully accredited school by the
International and State Councils
of Religious Education. The school
will be held in the Kennewick
Methodist Church.
The dates as announced are to
be November 3 and 4, 10 and IL
II and 18, from 7:30 to $3.50 on
those Monday and Tuesday even
ings. Rev. Eugene c. Hawkins,
aston of the KenneWick Christian
Church, is the dean. Several in
structors, outstanding in their
lines, will be here to give the
courses.
About six courses will be pre-
sented covering the various
phases of training for both
teachers officers and church adj
ministrators. There will be two
class periods each evening and
short worship period.
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Church Census
Moves Ahead

Churches of the community are
surveying the allotted areas
assigned to them at the dinner
meeting in the Christian Church
last Friday evening. Nearly all
religious groups of the city are
taking part. Large numbers of
new people are being located and
their particular church prefer
ence groups will have access to
the information coming from the
census.
All groups are endeavoring to
complete their section of the sur
vey by October IL but a few will
of necessity be given more time
where needed. The Kiwanis Club
is point sponsor of the census
this year.
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TOastmistresses Meet
With Mrs. J. C.. Pratt

Toastmistress club met Friday
evening with Mrs. j. G. Pratt az
hostess. New members were Mrs
Bert Wilson, Mrs. Delbert Thack-
ara, and Mrs. Robert Marsh:
Mrs. Alan Deffenbaugh was
toastmistress; Mrs. Burns Brown,
table topic mistress: Mrs. Mike
Schuster, critic; and Mrs. Mike
Cronin, Psychologist.
Mrs. M. M. Moulton gave a ten
minute speech on the autobiogra-
ply of buttermilk and five min
ute talks were given by Mrs. Pratt
on tuberculosis and by Mrs. cage
on ceramics. The rest of the
group gave one minute table topic
speeches. The next meeting will
be at 1870 Friday afternoon.
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Antiquarian Society
Views Parian Glass

The Antiquarian Society of
Kennewick met at the home of
Mrs. B. B. Smith in Kennewick
on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 80.
Mrs. Smith, program chairman,
gave an interesting talk on
Paran Glass. Mrs. Livingston had
a beautiful display of Parian for
the club to see.
1t was voted to limit the num-
Der of members to twenty for
the present unit. Guests for the
day were Mrs. Joe Siegfried of
Kennewick and Mrs. Virgil Lamb
of PaSco. la
The October meeting will be
held in the home of Mrs. Paul
Beanton 526 North 9th st. in
Pasco on Oct. % at 1890 pm.
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WOmen's Club Starts
Fall Season Activity

Highlands Womans club, after
summer inactivity, met Oct. Bird
in the club house. During vaca-
ton the ladies sent a box of cloth
ing to the people of Austria.
Reports were given on the State
convention in May stressIng the
three points of study recommend
ed for the clubs Of the state: First,
Youth Conservation; second, Peace
Plans; third, international Rela-
tons.
Following a short program re-
freshmtns were served by the Of
ficers. At the next meeting, Nov.
z, the club will vote on several
changes in the Bylaws.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-10-09
a7th ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Edwards
celebrated their thirty-seventh
wedding anniversary by having
all their family at home. They
were Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Ed
wards and Shirley, Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Lyons, Karen and Donnie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Edwards,
Cecil Jr., and Judy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Edwards, Larry and the
baby, Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Stafford
and children. Mrs. Edwards only
brother, w. A. Heberlein and wife
were there from Spokane and
Mrs. M. v. Heberlein of Kenne-
wick.
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w. s. c. S.
The WSCS will meet in the
Methodist Church parlor for a
pot luck luncheon at 100 p. m.
Wednesday Oct. Is. HosteSses
win circle No. 1. -.
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One apple shed at Chelan en-
ploys 48 sorters on six grading
machines. These AZ sorters look
at 100000 apples per day.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-10-09

In the presence of small party
of relatives and friends an in
formal wedding ceremony took
place at the Methodist church al
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-10-09

Beginning this week, Miss Ethel
Scharr and Miss Mabel Martin,
of IOhio. will be singing nightly,
7::30 at the Pilgrim Holiness church
PIP Third Ave-, East.
Miss Scharr and Miss Martin
are graduates of Gods Bible school
at Cincinnati, Ohio, and have a
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-10-09

grand collection of old Southern
songs, sung in the old southern
style.
Rev. E. E. Storm, district super
itendent of the Idho-Washington
district, and formerly from the
hills of Indiana, will be the evan
gelist bringing the messages night
ly and on Sunday.
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LEGION AUXILIARY

[L6G1ON AOA1L1AHY
At the regular meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary the
Constitution and Bylaws were
accepted as revised. The group
voted to serve a dinner which the
Legion will have Oct. 18th. Mrs.
Behrman and Mrs. Baze were
hostesSes.
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FOR SALE: Trailer house, 22-ft.
Glider, fully equipped; reason
able. Columbia View Trailer
Court, Ave. c East. .
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Too Late to Classify

FOR SALE: New 3 bed room house
basement apartment, insulated,
oil furnace, refrigerator, electric
stove. Immediate possession. Ills
w. Sylvester, Pasco. See in the
afternoon. l.. E. Layman. Sop
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WANTED: UNFINISHED apt. or
house to rent or would like to
buy 2 bed room home, fairly
new. Bill Minton, 623 Alder.
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FOR SALE: Heatrola coal and
wood, like new; 40-lb. ice box.
Phone Kennewick 2276. Home
after $50 pm. $50 Avenue E.,
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the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Hanson
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FOR SALE: Silent Sioux oil stove
5 or 6 room capacity; very good
condition $65.00. So. II Cascade
next door to Liquor Store, Ken
neWick. $50
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WANTED: House or apartment
for man and wife; no children;
no pets. Both employed. Quiet.
Anything from 1 room to S rooms.
Call Sage n Sun, Pasco and ask
for Mrs. Draper.
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FOR SALE: New Kirby vacuum
cleaner, all attachments; also
davenport and chair set and Ed
ridge sewing machine. Phone
2175. tn.
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FOR RENT: 2 room apartment
cabin, l mile from town. Ben
Van Patten. Phone 2642. 28c
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From The Past
TIVE, TWENTY YEARS A.

Kennewirk ra LARS AGO
ed by a top headline u; were J, shoa
ier-Reporter: "Scottv ~ 7, the Con-
ders His Wife" The ns ami, MO,.
counted that Hamil had S'Ory n
the city and, seeking ono come i
p policeman nan W. A. Howe, S tOIa nigh
You had better lock ~, Told hin
just killed my wife VIII me up. /
e f;yos wrench" Among the m. mSat
ltleS engaged in the inv ,e autha
Oh Ola th cease case We're Drs. SoagsIsStia
ana HOPPER topper, Deputy Chef MsT aS
an, Prosecutor George R Rcls
1t was announced tha, =.
levy for the coming yao. NE tas
not be reduced. How SeSr would
levy as set would pe,s,,, The
realization of many citp pv nm; the
mentS that were not posS gihhIpfoe
Ger the previous budget U,
Commercial shipments q,
grown in the territory fr " craps
newick to Grandview, tota,lEe Re,
an estimated Is cars. Tb .sieo b
Lee LampSon noted, was IS, nd pIls
to brag about, although s .O
cents was considered ID ho meas
average. " We iai
The Liberty Theatre amman.
in its ad that its guests ~
following week would - vi 7 "
Clifford, city, and M. G. M. n
Finley. The lucky fellows DS NC
be able to see Subway Saa sUua
The Sea Tiger" A third nos,,S =
choice was Rex, the King p ~ %Ss
Horses, in mo Mans I J. "ls
girl, young and alluring CO.
yellow and glittering. WY
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FOR SALE: A Spark Flamo cook
ing stove with trash burner at
tached; good shape. COG No. Ev-
erett. tya3-8 ( 28-30p
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FOR SALE: White enamel incin-
orator, almost new. Phone 1916
Evening star., 1947-08-17
| Rom. Furnished-Md. G. Va. tcor,

koms FoSnisHeo-fN0. q va. tAonf.I
.,sE 1sLk. BED sIEDRoom: M ~; shsEs 6s, 65sss9, has
isiIi sS5s to su' siS sSsD s2s o1 st. o0d
with sissa.n NJ priviissss i Desired. "sa' "a.
L1lRGE ROOM in private home: no other
roomers; no objection to moderate drinking
DFsessi as 81 ssss
double gm., $50 each per month. Call
AZ sSos u s.sss .ss!.s e.sg
convenient 10-cent bus; gentleman. OK.
SOUTH ARLINGTON. sss .a1st st.--sin:
adult; blk. from bus. ia. 2o57-M. is
SINGLE ROOM. suitable for gentleman;
s so2d tIansp1rtatiSn. 1oTIT% atS ., OK 1913; .,.
for gentlemen or married couple; bus by
door: close to Navy Annex and Pentagon.
CHEvl CHASE. Mp.-For one or two,
large room, unusually large closet, next
to, semiprivate bath, in well ll-appointed
private, gentle home: excellent transp., l
! available: ref. exchansed. WI. 72e5. -17
COS FILLMORE ST. So, Arlington, Va
Room for gentleman, close to bus. Ovens
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Larse room, next
privieses pi n Rfp $o77p people, garage 1a hHme
LARGE. nicely iurn; dble; room; eonven-
drews drew s. Field. A'sP. os75M. M anu Ia aA
iCOMFORTABLE ROOM. large bed. next to
bath; no other roomers: " blk. bus, conv.
sssy sssy Annex pensaRon; reasonable Temple ;n
5s39 10th RD. N. Dominion Hills. Arl..
va:--Large furnished room for l or 2,
fS 0s dv nes msSesa Il hS wis ~.
RocKvILLE. Mb.mWell-furnished" room.
next to bath. for gentleman, nondrinker;
seny saax trort to tr1nsD 81 Can Sunday. Rockville
ARIiNeToN a1 tsG 10 sinsle a room in priv privat.
home: "a block from bus and Lee blvd !;
gentleman preferred. CHI. 264s after, 8.
I,hIIE:. pBhE: RM:. twin beds. PVT. home; un-
aRiiSGToN-Hsrse" All vi front aaS0 corner room.
ferTed hsw aome GeSs Ds 5s5s 70 bus gentleman pre-
sion; tXo gentlemen. oW. 1851. IFS @1s
All AT i.ts h4ns vifS sbds. block eas VS.
men a n only; SAP one, cH; soes. II:
essssnf Sss sa1s.s s6syer BATH
WEsTovER-Room In modern home: also
roomers sa5asa 0DtlSnai I sess ADULT family no other
ARLINGTON aeisrendon,-Nicely fur
nishsd ila ed front room for renned. employed
sen.is Bamss bomss bwoman Thp 1S appFseistes sulst
ronres- homs' TSs' ono PIX 10 BUS: no other
NEXT TO NAVY ANNEX. s1s s. Oak st.,
Arl;-Lge. front rm.. sgle. or dble; cony.
to (. hus; ,uSsn nest s bath; GL. .2o62. ewes.
ant front room in private gentle home for
refined gentleman: semiprivate bath: "a
block from Russell rd.: $50 month: refer
TAKOMA PARK-Clean. airy, dble. rm,
next to bath, with family of 2 adults; tele-
phone laundry, kit. PRIVILEGES. SH. 6523.
LARGE, nicely furn. rm. for sober gentle
men or employed couple; combination bed
living rm., twin beds, windows; conv. to
buslines and Pentagon: $50 per mo. ca.
CHI. 928S.
PRIVATE ROOM with pvt. bath: 1 block
from bus. Hillside 6g16 Is
Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD AND CENSUS
sgle. and l dble. rm., furn.: 35 min. from
town. blk. to transp. HI. 3797.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
wv HAMPSHTRE HOUSE-A I

NEW HAMPsHIRE HOUSE, few va
oase 5es Es in In saos as ooa 9s and
s03s N ST. NW.-comfortable. bright.
double and triple rooms: best home cook
ing ms refined ansa aad consenial atmosphere s66
14os 18th 81. N.w.-Nice double for 2
girls; also place for young man TO share
nth fVT snfthfE Nuns 1ss ms no MI ehdren
GESHsaffEr PtSsss PnSsssrf fb sst In. twin beds.
Ss sxsel 1Iss msals; blk to street car men 9ai'
f4ol 40 oys 18th St. N.w.-Nicely furnished
dble.;, vacancy in, triple: private bath;
s4 III M MAsss Assss gfsod srps
semi-private bath. also bsmt double, priv
is isss sas sih sSS g. Tsashly sWL.. front r Nv With
for (2i or couple. Also to share. Excel
1snS hsTs sEW sSsk1nf HfAMPsafRf H2 aazS AVE- Nw.se
furn-: @ double Corner room with private
clean HONE for young men
Service, pleasant sagroundinss. 26ls Mass.
ExcELEENf fSs II r. 22oosesAr1oN-Besut., s large.
@ snd i' fns service. M 0 sois Mass. ave-. a NV. Nv
ia 1904 : 18Th isfi ST. N.w.-Beautiful room suit
able for three: with private bath. IL
as5es sss IS ST trn.: ss deqSs ss4Ss a;1
board service. excellent food; "a block from
transgsrtSsIS1 cs RE a19d }tb tSout
board: 10 t locations, i al con convenisnt a to
TRANSPORTATION. Call NO. s134. let US know
HoME.CooKED HON nesoe MEALS, pleasant IIH sur
roundines. 2 double rooms. also single;
convenient transportation to Pentagon and
downtown; telephone, and laundry facili-
ties; near Colonial Village. MRS. MOORE,
sLAudsTER's. 81 hissE's 1927 10th ST, NV. {near
Dupont Clrcle) offer to friendly. high-typc
service; hotel style at prewar prices to suit
your earnings: $45 to $50 per month, and
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1852 PERRY PL.. NV, ten 14thlLoool
single rooms, ssmipriyats bath; bath with two
mssas nssa BEEnoNf Eli Ssstf kp N:wMV:c.ney for
young man, also nice double for couple:
clean quiet house. DELICIOUS s meals SUPPLIED
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IS l wooDLEY PL. N.w.-vicinity ward
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except Sundays. 2131 Mass; ave. NJ.
SINGLES OR DoUBLEs-Excel. transp.
Phone. lndry; home privil.. GOOD food. seas.
CLUE MASON, I72e New Hampshire ave
NV. has lge. dble, and triple rms. with
iadies or men. II costs no more to live at
the best. Club atmosphere with switch
board service and delightful fuil-course
meals. Phone MRS. SAMPLE, NO. 6770.