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FARMS FOR SALE,

SNAIL TARMs-2 acres and independ-
enSe: eto4ss $3.50 no ms house Near school
sFoVns Penss n9 Of f's foom Nsar tor et 5ast
$3.50 and up; $50 down, Si3 month. Drive
SenterTils See our bis sisn lS nuSas On risht' IT,
Fairfax Farms, Four-lane highway from
Washington to centerville--no turns Open
Bring SO ,Seposit, TraiiVays bus passes
ssTATTs . Ts farms one country hqmsS Il Seh
ASENGy; ASd rHerndon, Fairfax c.. Va, a6s --
can be remodeled and made an outstand-
ins place; panor mic view. located 3 miles
MosfGoMrRnYa @ 4 GsosMspranaGsb c6uSTY S.Ti 81 Saa
3 bone; go @ acres. on State hwy. near 3. &
es sEo Sssass eunsasent f9T d home bs sne
SfsffSfso,,sN s{Ssi NFS 8 81 SEeS u 39 &c
yeniences: Yse stable With box S'i stalIs SIIs.
osbe cog AZ vnE FsfTed 9nssas for rsd
EEAHI E6AEHERS s,G v1IW fsRSI Il VI 80 .erss We.
T rooms. two 5-room bunEaiows. iarse
being operated. water in every field: This
farm Is LOCATED in the famous biuesras IS
Ts Sssti9n 95 mes Fsq9nist esa1y o near & M Marsa
ANDERSON, 4253 Fairfax dr.. Arlington
OK. 3A0. so
8 ACRES, near River rd., at Potomac, Nc. :
90 minutes to doEptown Washington: vii
sacrifce for S6,5o0. Mr.. ADAMS, Oh
OLD s-RooM FRAME house on 30 acres
mostly wooded, near Lake Jackson, Va
summer resort S5 miles from washinston
house suitable for remodeling into per.
mSnent home or use ss weekend place
needs improvements: total price, S2,25n
Gall W. A. LlPSCOMB, owner. Elmvooc
! t1S or s7e before s pm. 40
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GUARANTEED rebuilt. transmissions,
shock absorbers. rear ends, new hub caps,
Eriiles, seal-beam lights. water and fuel
" % Tia. instslled. J. [. BRENNIR RiSl % l. Co CO.
1910 Montana ave. ne. FIR. 1910.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER-Immediate
delivery; new shipment Just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever, seen: suitable for
merchants. farmers, fishermen and tour
1ng Lev 4,g,Dr priced at CO
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
AUTO REPAIR sERyICE-Every mechani-
Manhattan Afro & RADIO Co, i7os
AaIS R45lo *SgssSAs laEgs sssek t.,
g. RADIO CO, 1905 7th st. NV.
cars. For Information, cali Wo. s3Ii,
i NEW TRUNK LID for 1897 Plymouth.
CRANK SHAFT GRINDER. portable, cleo
trio powered, grinds rod journals without
removing motor from car; cost. $3.50; will
sacrif1ee for quick sale; selling out. Cali
FORD PICKUP RoDY, ton; will buy buy or
trade 1-ton stake body for it. Call TR,
NNIaRs-TYpE TIRE REcAppING by the lat
est safety process; beautiful tread; e
capped a at - ARCADE PoRT1Ac !es CO. WASH
living st. NV. AID. $500. QUICK. etncient
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION. We
carry large stock of sood-ouality seat
It other models Of General Motors cars.
Prompt , and neat installation # desired.
ARcADE P9HdIAc eNd Co. 1437 Irving St.
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All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


AUSTIN 1946 tBritishl sedan: low mileage;
like new: S1,295. Also 1a47 European
cars; immediate delivery. 1133 18th ST.
AUSTIN, British, 1947 demonstration; very
low mileage new-car guarantee. this price
is 81 so OFF of list, S1.445: terms or trade.
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO., eth
and r sts, NV. -1a
BUICK 1871 Special 4-door sedan; radio
and heater; 81 ,295, trade or terms L. &
P. MOTORS. RIGGS and Chillum rds.. Chill
lum Md. Ia. 1900. Ia
BUICK 194i sedanette; radio. heater. ma
room finish. good tires, motor recently
oyerhauled: 81 800. Can Alex. 1913. 30
BUICK late 1912 de luxe four-door sedan;
fully equipped; radio, heater, windshield
washer. etc; two-tone green: $4,000 miles;
four new q. 8. Royal tires and tubes; Al
condition. Must be seen to be appreciated;
SI,65a. Nj 1851 20s
BUICK 1889 4-doof; radio and heater;
SSo5 cash Ii. 4441. go
BUICK 1s47 Roadmaster sedan, fully
equipped. special tires and tubes; mile
age LOCO: $3,4o0. CaH wo. 1888. 40
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1e41 1h-ton. dump; low
mllssss f3gd TS s9nd!ss $3.50 sod'' guar
ss !tH1 RaeR EoqoRs a"essl ov ftss;
deaer never etled RcIe ike mass aeq nave
MToR Isl faas '1 R1ied ne
ISqERS1TfoSAI ss1hsssa MS u 1919 4 aten van boay
500 cubic foot; first-class condition: passed
Inspection, spare tire: price. 81 $50; will
demonstrate. 639 New York ave. NV.
fNTERNATIoNAL ft1i 1912 K-7 4h-ton,
c. 9. e. short wheeIbase. van body; motor
sRs f; damp EfSs
EEDERAL 2!sston good conaitien work; /;
FORD 1885 VS. 1ha-ton panel. with new
l946 motor. S575 MR.. BOWERS, cH.
sSEp asas .ad g2s nost gsns d. sSsE b. s? BODY If
FORD 1946 k-ton stake truck; low mile
age age like Err neMi s.o must be seen to appre- J.
FORD ia4s fat body. excel. shape: ie4o
International tractor. sleeper cab; 1941
sr AK sso
terms: trade ACTION AUTO AND TRUCK
SERVICE. ONCE, 2119 Bladensburg, I'd
bss; 500 or Or trade 'On on pickup e tTuck R vi
TRUCK-Ford 1889 paneI. After pm,
INTERNATIoNAL VAN, Is41: In exeep
ss95 sSnal'y Ut sooa conditions will sacrifice
SNAIL II TRUCK wANIEp-panel or sake
99dy; 2sy iy SilI n ray sss sash DE; os4s. 20
e EYE sandtsn 1sao hA gss v'ntsps s1dS
FpRn F. zdo 1915 eas z,ton zgse pickup new cend;
eond' tf1roughout; 1000 miles: ST ,345
JET MOI MoToR SALES, e71s Nichols ave Sc Sc
INTERSATIoNAL A-ton truck: good tires,
a4aKER 6l2k II S1TT s9aiisa; GNoEE6M Ss' co N sos ss
FORD 1885 sedan-delivery; thoroughly re-
viii sacrifice at 500 See car. Sinclair
ffEzfs TRxtS v2s 2sa sa ana a. # S onE nsu
a!sd 1SuF only oGfS iss ssss
1871 RsfsnSaarF WaRD 9A FEaNef e DUMP truck s
tons; excel. condition best offer. 71e
Bayley pl. Sc, after s pm. Lu. GIG
BUSES, dumps. tractor, stakes, 6x6s
eiS terma o RfcE RoroRs 0Ga 1881 fGh1a sadens
RoRP seas 50: 1888 80 11s-ten panel truck: SIS
am. to 4 pm. EVENING STAR GARAGE,
iii rs Il isss Is panel truck; good
Also 1910 Chevrolet tractor, with 1916
motor; 2-speed rear and new tires. FIR,
FoRD 1889 dump truck. good condition,
SEVERAL sf USED TRUCKS. various sizes
and bodies, some rebuilt and warranted.
DIAMOND MOTORS, INC, 1881 3rd st
TRUCK BODIES. new 12-ft. van bodies:
d7sr2 fsRnuR aaf aros II s5fs 1890 S~sfsae Bsn
ming rd. ne, RE. 1922. go
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co.. GMC truck dealer:
500 Conventional trucks
1912 Chevrolets, 1j2-ton stakes.
1912 Fords,~ / 1a-ton stakes.
1942 Chevrolets, 112-ton dumps.
Panels-Fords, Dodges.
Ruses--29 and ,15 PASSENGER. =,
600 Army trucks, 6x6s, 6x4s, 4x4s, "
to ton stakes, dumps. tractors. pickups.
cargoeS, semitrailers
BodieS-Stakes. vans.
Parts and service on Army and conven-
tional trucks at both our 2 new plants,
Alex. and Arlington. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO., GMC Truck Dealer. 5000 Lee hwy.
Arlington, CH. 1000 To reach: Out through
GEORGETOWN, cross Key Bridge; turn right
onto Lee hwy. tU. S. oil or 291. drive u
miles. Daily, 8 to 6: Sunday. 10 to 8.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN DESIRES HOUSEHOLD moving
general hauling; vans. stakes, panels
white help: reas. rates. FIR. $3.50. Ext. ~
enced help: prompt service; reas. rates;
local and long distance. ia. 2931, 20'
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, l947 n an6
% ton panel trucks for hire by week. month
or year; PUBLIC SERVICE DRIvE-UR.
SELF. Me. 7011. 81
o;nt,ne fo- bire hy dav TseS or noorfh IN
PUBLIC SERVICE DRIVE-UR-SELF, Me
MOVING, hauling. trash removal Call
at any time, TR. s2Tl. 20s
VET. has q dump truck for hire by hr.
or day or contract. Call NO. 1913. 90"
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MOTORCYCLES.

HARLEY EY-DAVIDsON .1945 "a oily;
completely overhauled; new tires. fully
chromed, Daytona bars; will trade for
car or accept best cash offer. coNOCo
STATION. 2a19 r. I. ave. ne. 20
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1912, excellent con-
dition. Phone MI. 22o7 after pm.
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 194e commercial.
with side box; 5000 miles; new condi-
ton. Can be seen after pm. Ho. 1884.
INDIAN 1885 "a; new motor, mag
netc. clutch, .generator, 2 new tires: new
style gear shift; needs paint Job; best
cash offer. See at 3s15 veasey st. NV.
HARLEY-DAyIDsoN "74n DIV. Ia45
model, with complete de luxe equipment:
also 1946 B;s,A. and other good use used
o.H:v. Matehless and Ais: also FranGis,
MOTORCYCLES, 2014 M st. NV, RE.
5073. -15
HARLEY DAVIDSON 194s; low mileage;
buddy seat, saddle bags and other extras.
Can be seen Sunday from 9 to ! at
ANNANDALE, VA. CAB CO. Call Alex
5000 for informa ton. 20
Evening star., 1947-04-19

Ist AND End TRUsT LoANs-Prompt
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INvESTNENT CO.. 817
9th ct. NV RE. $3.50.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUS7-we VIII
buy second-trust notes. d. c.. nearby Nd
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE a. INVESTMENT CORP. 1871
n Y ave NV National $3.50.
rates, term or monthly payment. p. J
WALSHE. INC. Ills Eye st. NV. MA
Yst end AND srd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
METRO REALTY CO. Elk. 549a.
MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
yirsinla ~ or s6 p e 9ropsstys soag THE AMERI-
CASH FOR 2nd TRUST NOTES; quick set
tlement FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye
st NV DI $3.50 Brokers attention
LOANS TO D. c., Md, VA. HOME owners
without excessive title charges or appraisal
fees; low rates. SECURITY FINANCE
CORP, s3S Investment Bldg. d. s672.
FiRsT-TRUsT LOANS on improved prop:
erty, Chevy Chase, Bethesda. Nd. and
.. c. Prompt service. L. G. WHITE, WI
ist-TRUsT REAL ESTATE NOTES, yield.
ing Ar, secured on centrally located in.
come producing property. RANDALL H
NV DE 36O0 pa
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AUTO PAIh1Ihe.

AUTO PAINTING. any color. $50: woTI
guaranteed, RE. 1858, Ext. 81. Call fol
aIiId and Seitysp iPtyaapNrvnc co,n,... ,oh .aol :.
iect your &c color; voTS S Eusrantsed. @ XDDi
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV. Ho
aISTo aITU PAINTING. body and fender work
good work, .mmed. service; prices yer,
reasonable. 35I0 Georgia ave. NV. GE
work guaranteed. GILBERT. 4ioa "a
ave. extended Sc, Ii. 3539.
AUTO PAINTING, $50. Body and fender
SERVICES, INC, rear 1910 14th NV AD
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..BETHEsnHS RIGGEsT,,
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

INDIVIDUAL WANTS CLEAN 1898 TO 194I
Dodge, Chevrolet. Plymouth or Ford; all
cash. No dealers please. CO. 1850. 30
NEED LIGHT CAR, '40-'42; will pay fair
cash price. Call LU. 1443. ga
VETERANS - Position requires immediate
purchase OF dependable used car; prefer
Ford, Chevrolet or Plymouth; will pay all
cash. wO. o250. --25
ANY MODEL or make. 1889 or newer,
needed By veteran for work; ali cash; Call
1 WILL PAY ALL CASH for cIean car; new
o. used. GENE CASTLEBERHy. 1R. 1891.
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EARMs FoR SALE.

NILES EAST OF BkANDY, TA.-237H
acres: 200 cleared. 81 IN timber. loo
acres are fenced for pasture: an-yeai
stream. 2 wells. 2 good houses, 22-stsH
barn. 2 hay barns and other outbldgz J:
electricity available; price. S11, 500
CLARENDON REALTY CO, 3134 10th st
N, Arlington. Va. OK. 1887 or CH. s346.
Loco ACRES, large stone mansions
frame tenant house. barn and other out
buildings; good fences; 2 large streams
Price, S225,000.
Beautiful large stone house barn. spring
house, stone garage and servants house
Must be seen to be appreciated. Price,
$4,000
$50 acres, % miles D. c.. modern
houses; barn and other ousbuildingss s
Large frontage on highway. Price. S4T.500
I,200 acres. 35 miles D. c., $40 per acre
Fully equipped dairy farm, wonderful
location Price, SS5.0G0.
Large stone mansion. built about 1900
stone garage, stone tenant house. Price,
$40. 900
II you want farm or country. estate
can us at once. as we have variety q
listingx from $4,000 up. RAY BARNEY,
Vienna, Va. Vienna 2IS. 20
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WATERFRONT pRop.-wANrEp.

HAVE YOU a shore-front property Won
consider deVelopins, and would like to dis
Gus eaSs the, shs pSossioility . of profit With an ex,
LEON ACkERMAN, 7f2 Barr Bldg. EX
high SCHOOL TEACHER desires cot
tage for or 3 weeks in July or August
within committing distance OF D. C.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES Customs Service-To
whom 1t may concern: The Commis-
sioner of Customs, on April IL, 194T
authorized the change of name of the
gas yacht, "Francson H. official number
214272, to that of "Oldtimer." ROBT
B. APPLEBEE. deputy collector.
ap17,1S,1p,21
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FARMS WANTED.

1 WANT cheap or rundown farm OF
country place, within 100 miles of D.. c.
Only requisite is a good road and elec-
tricity, Write I. R. BOWEN, P. o. Box JOY,
Arlington, Va. 20s
SMALL FARM in Virginia. within 30 or 80
minutes of District with house on it;
reasonably priced, for colored; co. 1882
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

Available at only 81 months. 20
GARAGE FOR RENT-4I4 Buchanan st.
NV IA 43S4 -24 :.
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BARNS FOR RENT.

140 ACRES located in DrainsYille district;
on monthly or share basis to reliable
party; has S-rm. house, not modern, partly
ductive land: fields now in wheat write
MAJ. j r. KINGSLEY, 412 N. Cherry St,
Falls Church, giving experiences, also refs.
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This
HnRTZnNrAy

Motiner-Instead of saying you're
going to make 100 in arithmetic all
this month, why don't you set as
your goal better marks this month
than you had last?
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

TRUCK WANTED h-2-ton stake OF
dump; any model; will pay cash; must be
in good condition. CO. S236. 2Os
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4-Door Sedans:

WILLYS 1e47 station wagon, new; radio
and heater: S1.S95.
Ford 1947 Super de luxe convertible
coupe: maroon color. black ton. radio and
heater; LOO actual miles $1,000. trade
requested.
Ford 1a4s Super de luxe convertible
coupe. radio and heater. black in color.
iignt tan top: very low mileage: immacu-
late: S210o; trade requested
Pontiac 1941 "S' station wagon: in ex-
cellent condition; SLABS.
ALEXANDRIA USED CAR CO., 1406
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Not This

Mother-I'm SO disappointed! You
said you weren't going to miss any
arithmetic problems this month
and here you've made three mistakes
on this one paper.
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PARKING LOTS.
AuToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

PARKING LOT for lease, entrance on two
streets, 90-car capacity; $500 per mo
Call DI 2715. MR.. HERMANN. 80
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ATTRACTIVE Groom house, basement,
heat. hath, elee., .f1replaces. shade. fruit.
shrubbery, farm hldgs.. Is acres, hard
$4,000
$50 acres. lovely house. freplaces, elee.,
path. phone, basement, heat. sun porch.
fruit, excellent farm buildings with equip
mert. including tractor, furniture. S27.5Go.
l16 acres. attractive house. basement.
usser hoss ssta,s un eh5rten NOT ,esd a .spm
equipment, including tractor, S13.5e0.
la3-acre dairy farm, modern 2o-cev
slfslfa, 80 cows, farm equipment. good
labor: all for $4,000. PRESTON N.
BROWNING. Broker, culpeper, Va. 80
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AUTOMOBILES A FOR SALE.

STANDARD English 1916 small roadster;
5000 miles; mechanically perfect; 35 miles
per gallon; 81 200. AID. O813. 20s
THOMAS MOTOR CO., Colesville, Md
Cbevroict cahrintet 2Q5
Evening star., 1947-04-19

King ST.. Alexandria, Va. ov. 1855. 90
HILL Hill s TIBgITIsLAlI clean cars. 90.
1871 1911 Busk Bsk sgssia spsaal 4dE II heater n
is4II oIdsmobiie "6e s.dr' - i.oa9
11s49 1 Shsy Sss ae fSe iass and h. ssS
nx All aa sass gaassn'eed gsso. lll4 vermont ave-
Buick 1871 4-door Special: r., h. Lbs
Bnek ck 1874 s4d gaor Century sdopT: 1ss ss
sa4sz MAT4iSeEg TN fMoToh s4EE .ias 5sdsas
sY WAGMAN's DEPENDABLE CARS.
1898 ss Pymouth Pymou edT soaT ssdas senps' T.
1910 Gheyroiet s.dr; sedan. n. sa5
1911 Mercury e 4-dr. sed'. r and h 1906
194l Pontiac sedanette. +. aid h, 1.2e5
Is4s ehsy 3D. de / sed.. !, and b. i,ssas
ash. t terms or trade. 50 Sol Eve st. NV.
Al Crosley covered wason--------- 1929
SO Chevrolet 2-door .--+--, 345
90 sseyToes snayl,a specls 81 Luxe coach 3
40 Mercury. 4-door -z-------- g95
40 Plymouth club coupe --- 995
Al Ford Fordor de luxe - 1,O95
Al Chevrolet Special de luxe sedan 1.195
Al Dodge 4-door fluid drive 3-s.- 1,195
Al Chevrolet Special de luxe coach 1,1e5
AZ Chevrolet club coupe, black - 1926
AZ Chevrolet. 2-tone green 1925
AZ Pontiac Streamliner sedan /, ,595
az Chevrolet convertible club coupe 1895
Matte. new motor -. = 1.7e5
Kit trailer, sleeps 9" 735
Most cars have radios and heaters and
are In perfect mechanical condition: come
out and try these out REINES MOTOR
CO., 1927 Wis. ave. OIL. 1927. Omen eve
mines until S nm.
Evening star., 1947-04-19

GARAGE WANTED-Suitable for wood
working shop, NV. downtown preferred.
RE. 0S5S, MI. 63b3. -21
GARAGE WANTED-Vicinity 30th and Q
NV. for car. AD. 0Sl3. 90.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGES WANTED

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Single gar
Church st. near 18th st. NV. Call
1897 -
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IN DIRE NEED OF l947 car, Willine TO
pay the price: will accept Ie46 With loy
mileage. Call after pm. RA. 1857. -19
LET US BID on your old car. MANHAT-
TAN AUTO & RADIO CO, 1905 nth st.
NV. Phone NO. 1857. used car dealers
for over 33 years.)
CHEVROLET. Buick. Ford or any make
good clean 1g42, 1941, 1910 or 1889 car;
need car badly. can nay cash. AID. 1114.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
MONEY WANTED.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

$4,000 FOR FIRST MORTGAGE by owner
on new home in Mont. Co.; so interest
Box 1867 Star. 90
The Republican., 1947-07-10
NEW GERMANY

Holiday visitors at the f. H.
Broadwater home over the Fourth
Included: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murray
and family, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Wampler and family, Frost
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Warwick
and family, Elbow; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Setter. Cumberland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Layman, Of Longstretch
and Nh and Mrs. Floyd Dust, of
near Grantsville
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Merrill and
son, Of Baltimore, visited relatives
here over the Fourth On Tuesday
they motored to Akron, Ohio, where
they will visit for several days. They
We're accompanied to Ohio by Mrs.
S. l.. Otto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Michael and
son, Of Westernport, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa j. Fresh, on Sunday.
Doris Hummel was the guest of
honor at a birthday party on Sun
day afternoon. Games were played
and refreshments served. Those pre-
sent were Wilda, Joyce, Sheila, Jack
Gerald and Larry Warwick; Helen
and Robert Otto; Verda and Dorothy
burst; Winnie Rae Fresh, Carol and
John Hummel.
Mrs. Emory McDaniels, Akron, O.,
is spending several days with her
parents, Nh and Mrs. James
Stephens.
The Republican., 1947-07-10

George Yoder Of Springa was vocal
soloist.
Nh and Mrs. Howard Kahl Dover,
Del, are visiting Mrs. kahl's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Younkin have
returned to their home in Akron, o.,
after visiting their aunt. Mrs Bar
I. bara Younll.n. and Mn. and Mrs.
Ralph G!otfelty.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bittingcr and
son, Neil, and daughter, Helen, left
Saturday morning for Akron, Ohio,
after spending several days with Mrs.
| Bittingers parents. Mr.. and Mrs j.
A. Beachy. They also visited their
daughter in Philadelphia, Pa, and
! friends in Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Glotfelty
have returned home after visiting
their son-in-Iaw and daughter, MI
and Mrs John Whales, Abba, Iowa
Mrs. John Schafer and sons, of
MeyerSdaie, Pa, have returned home
after spending the past week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward f. Broad
water and Mr.. and Mrs. |. L. Huff.
Mrs. Almeta Moore, of Barnesville.
Ohio, is visiting her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ed
wards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Warwick, of
Jenners. Pa, were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warwick
Mrs. Hilda Adkins, Akron, Ohio, is
spending some time with her parents,
Nh. and Mrs. Clarence Stephen, New
! Germany.
The Republican., 1947-07-10
GRANTSVlLLE
Obituary

W. on''uary
WORD was received mere OF the
ccalh OF JACK Shoaugh, "a L. husband
OF thfS. ihua HmouSe SlIpaugh' VINO
TIeo q, III fouhgsto"h' ono M. hoSplI"I'
/ IiGay al noon aItef an Illness Oh IW9
weeks a funeral service was neid
MONDAY Nl morning WIlh ihlefihehI III
01hgSloWh cemetery'
notary Ciup OF ,, lceiS Ior % lhe coming
year were ihSL"iIed !, at d recent meet
YIN Wlh EilaS, ~ ~, Vice-PteSlueh5; = " IL
lam II - grimm, Sec[5taly' r, stewart
houainei' ram tfea3uIel' y nylon II; Peii1-
e. onaiit' D. Heiigr, oteTa ait + 'o'"n-'
oilectoIS' ana Iy lleiIy "tioii' ser
geant-at-almS' Guests at the meet
ing lnciUqea I1j r. Jonn =. LGhIllef, !I 11 IT,
1nH Jaia u, T., w. morning. u ''e meyers
o"!e cum It. ~, -..-
Mrs, Herbert Pope'5 ,,; sister-ln1Iaw
an9 5 Ihree I en- cnlIoreH 3fs o. Nh!5Ing, Bi lho,:
G,,! 9il9 mef Iqh'' In a MIS- ,5 oo[a bIotneti OF
S lineage, IN, nays: haEe returned t TO thelf l
nome nonlleS 5 al otr visiting mere 'or 'ne past
IhTee weeks. w.,
-, Mrs. Jennie Ne"VtI' WHO mas otell
1I Se SueS' o. nvI T:,; DIoti'el unu l9il-f'
NIIl NJ 'hH MIS- imam ,, uIi'Gl' @ ol'"He
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The Republican., 1947-07-10
Entertain at Club House

+. and Mrs. Edwin Watson and
and Mrs. George Deacon enter
ed about fifty guests at a dinner
he Oakland Country club on Sat
" evening. In addition to a num-
of guests from Oakland and Mt.
? Park, out Of town guests of Mr..
Mrs. Watson included Mr.. and
Rem Breck, Mr.. and Mrs.
rye Stockley, New York; Mr.. and
kenna Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. John
tier, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hamil-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. SmallWood,
mont. Out of town guests of Mr..
Mrs. Deacon were Mn. and Mrs.
7, Huizing, Sewickley; Mr.. and
Nelson Thomasson, Chicago;
ign H. Richard Duden, Jr., and
ign James de Ganahl, U.S.N.,
shington; Adrian Willfngcr,
sburgh; and Miss Lucille Hui
"a, Sewickley. The latter four
e members Of a houseparty which
S Patricia Hennen, daughter Of
I. Deacon, gave at her home at
Park.
The Republican., 1947-07-10
obituary Gives
Information About
liver of $4,000

An obituary notice which appeared
newspaper of the Bahama
ands, concerning Mrs. Charles
)fthouse. gives additional infor-
alton about the life of the one who
Gently left $4,000 to the Oakland
spital in her will. Her death oc-
rred in a New York hospital ON
ne 5.
We quote:
Born in Maryland, the eldest
tighter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
'lson, Mrs. LIGHTHOUSE spent several
arS as concert singer after she
d graduated from the Cincinnati
llege of Music, and later opened a
ldio in New York City, where she
light music. She first came to Mas
l as the wife of Mr.. Charles l..
fthouse, and it was not long before,
'ough her inherent kindness and
ID humor. she gained wide circle
admirng friends.
Some fifteen years ago she
rted the guest house. Loft House,
ich today has become one of the
st popular and exclusive establish
nts Of its kind on the island, and
5. LIGHTHOUSE was entirely respon-
le for this success. Her guests. in
ding very many of the distin-
shed visitors who have come to
Sc shores, soon became her friends
| many of them returned each sea-
to enjoy the generosity and geni-
Y for which she was so noted. So
Tessed were several of the writers
enjoyed her hospitality that she
ame the subject of many articles.
of them paying high tribute.
Under her affable, yet tireless,
aagement, Loft House grew rapid
and guest accommodation was in
lsed by the addition of Dean cot
IS and other cottages adjacent to
House.
Although not a Bahamian, the
ritable deeds she so often per
ned, the warm benevolence of her
ire and her jovial character,
lue in its interest, gained her
tied place in the life of the COM
Iity, in which, having friends in
y walk of life, her loss is deeply
rned."
The Republican., 1947-07-10
Receives High Award
From His Company

A recent magazine published by
the Victor Equipment company, in
San Francisco, Cal, carried a photo
graph of Robert II. Porter General
Electric field engineer in that city,
as he received the Charles A. Coffin
award from a district manager.
The Coffin award, G-E's highest
employee recognition, was presented
to Porter for outstanding engineer
ing ability and sales performance in
the welding field
y native of Maryland Porter has
been a member Of the General Elec-
tlic staff in San Francisco for the