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Evening star., 1947-10-26

with modern S-rm mouse, cent -uaiL piaa'
srsnss sr SE a e., With M5s s. o!sssF vi s
LEEDS MANoR"-so5 acres, Fauauier
situated between Marshall and Hume, IN IN
Sfr Virginia long famous for i. ans ssttls
from the Nations Capital. The manor
is Of hs ss y1s 81
high elevation overlooking = great sweep nsal
Of virginias magnsent oos mus hsvns and eise
idsaliy asslfs to nn moderniastion. There IS com
paratiyely new barn ana ofner isfm i IN rroi
able production condition, This hne old
property may be purchased 1 at Sss,5O9 @ ny
445s or sg7 ss
46O-ACRE FARM. so miles from District OF
Golumsia in Fauaussr 1 s. GSSntyM ;aas Wsrls
Moass snd ssrns 81 exeesn
Terms, Tssn owner. Temple o4se s6'
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM--Potomac
dn anh f9 Tam: 'estSn soSss e 'isss
so acres BLUEGRASS, 12 of alfalfa. 90 acres
Of virgin timber: 2 barracks, sox6o anew,;
bank barn 45xSS nj d1 .nees
frontage on loft. cement road. ! mile
frontage on gravel road; 4.room tenant
streams run through the property; only 20
miles from Capital. Priced to sell quickly
at $4,000: terms. Phone Chas.' II. Jaml-
son. Poolssyills 2q16. ,.sa salesman 4, SAN
Mr.; CLINTON. MD. By owner: Small farm farm
Of repair. Very reasonable. Call ia. 1892.
IN RIDE AND HUNT CLUE section of
Montgomery County-one 6-rm. frame
house. electricity; 20, acres Of level land;
; miles vest & Of Eeckyilie oda nd; o% On ale Glen
4o-AcRE FARM, ali tillable. in heart Of
Jackson. Va. Just Oh the orkney SPRINGS
I'd: electricity; Groom frare house.
smoke house, large barn. silo. shsd 3
t. + BEaGrrFGa EAU sHs ACRES. M ~nr. Falls Church
off Leesburg pike; most attractiye and dig
be bought with less land. MISS KING,
Ne MEAN I ROUTE so, u mile. beyond Fair
knoll location for home; 1,500 II; on State
road; only y mi. from route so: Won
Ssru der aere place MISS ts esS kIs ta o7s
face street, part in town limits: town We;
ter. with 9-rm. house; bath elsc: and
other price s1SS1e Sose xIh .1es
lot 10Ox150 #. front on black top road;
kRAGH, Real Estate Broker, La Plata.
M ss IA rIata wHfas' asa2 modern s-rm. house.
downtown Do Wash. OH heat. sarsse, out. ;.
SHdDhs SuIs ph. n 2n1es eiyfd 3 Hav EHss s3ss
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All clear, IN excellent
bank barn and other
repair: 6-room house,
basement. beautiful
farm; convertible to
MS.
frame house with 6
setting; furnace to
nd elec. in; has new
Idgs. 2 miles Manas-
Feed and two cows
$1,000 cash. A. r.
ank Bldg, Manassas,
Evening star., 1947-11-16

oficiated and the reception was
held in the church dining room.
Escorted by her father, the bride
wore a white satin gown with a full
skirt ending in a train, and a f1n-
gertip veil of illusion held by orange
blossoms and halo of illusion. She
carried an arm bouquet of white
roses.
Mrs. Frances Fisher was the ma
tron of honor and the other attend
ants were Miss Charlotte Wesley,
sister of the bride; Miss Betty Small
Mrs. Dallas Kalvert of Alexandria.
cousin of the bride, and Miss jean
nette Hughes. They wore mar
quisette gowns in yellow, blue and
pink, with matching halos of flow
ers, and they carried mixed bou-
quets of pompons
Mr.. Frank H. Pitzinger was best
man for his half brother and the
Evening star., 1947-11-16

ushers were the Messrs. John A.
Pitzinger. another half brother OF
the bridegroom: Thomas NJ Beck
ham, Joseph Fisher and Thomas
Fitzgibbon.
Evening star., 1947-11-16

At $3.50 o'clock yesterday after
noon in the National Baptist Me-
mortal Church, Miss Marvel E. Wes-
ley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford E. Wesley of Hibbing. Mimi,
was married to Mr. Thomas G.
Parham, jr,, son of Mrs. Ida H. Par
ham of South Hill, Va, and the late
Mr.. Parham. DR.. Erwin H. Potts
Evening star., 1947-01-30
HELP MEN.

WOODWoRKER and millman, cxnerienced
In general woodworking operations; must
work. ss s's arsRtestura 1ooewort @ s' and
fixtures from drawines; should be able to
take charge Of and maintain small wood
working shon; Apply 1898 Taylor st. NV
YouNG coLoRED MAN to wait on company
offcers at lunch and serve as once mes
nd sood as nave 4ohour M WeeP
permanent position. State age, experience
Rd VSrS ysses ssSfsa 5saI ssaT /,
ceries. to assist shipping clerk IN whole
sale grocery warehouse: must be able
bodied, quick with figures and willing
KENNY KEN II DIVISION 4s % 4os 0Is iath st. A sw
YOUNG MEN, ages 1S to 25. free to travel,
besinners, 81 50 to $500 mo-; handica ped
or disabled veterans can apply. See T.
WATSON, 8 to 10 pm. Harrington Hotel
YOUNG MEN for general once work with
large automobile dealer, Must be able t to
np sps Coalitions as da Hss y0 fo
beginner. sTEUART MOTOR CO. sth and
HeT YouNG x9rs NAN to Work in rent
Of established real estate once; experience
not absolutely necessary: fine opportunitIy
to learn business s6s and to sdyance; give full
necessary, although should be mech. in
clined; must have car. Apply in person,
MASTER APPLIANCE CO., 2443 18th st.
OPENING WITH AA-1 apparel CO. for mar
ried mail to manage branch in Washing
ton; must live in Wash. or suburbs and own
car: present earnings. $4,000: can earn
substs italy more If not ambitious and
willing to work hard. please do not apply:
Write for interview. Box 351 C, Star. .
LEADING DISTRIBUTOR of commercial
refrigeration equipment has opening for
experienced salesman; opportunity for
above-average earnings. Phone RE. 7l1e
Friday between 8 and H. am. for ap-
pointment
Evening star., 1947-01-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BEAUTY OPERATOR, license. desires full
1ir,c employment. Ho. 1915. a.
COUPLE white ceok butler Shs4fIsr5 M6s1o.
sfD si ssitImGfe sGGa 5fe o. J. RAEDA Md l0' NJ M0n'
GIRL. coIored, wishes position as maid In
GIRL. coiored, wants days work, Monday
sfsnsh aiRn cdofed afasy Ga enc worker
DAYS work. Cali after pm. MI. 371l.
GIRL, colored, wants work after school.
Call from 4 pm. to pm, AID. b7oo.
GIRL, colored, desires days work. LU.
GIRL. co!ored, wants light hqussxerk or
GIRL, colored. desires day work or part
time, days week, experienced. Box 3sl-o'
GIRL. coIored, PARTING or days Az !, y, york:
GIRL, colored,. reliable, wants, work Tor
employed people. Mon; through, FIJI: iD
answer M1 u unless interested BOZ 405-H, Star :
GIRL, coiored. warts morning work s-lz.
IT 1898, from So. A.,
GIEL soloTsd wants gays nj or oSas gaEtt!m'
g Wh som small hsf iams se'Fs:
WIDoW wants Is" work as ss nroths5,,s other, ss51s, sssinsr
for daughter u ate after TR TGRso9.o 6oas Roers'
WOMAN. ti coiored. sN desire part-time morn
ing work. ME-. 1888, BESSIE VAUGHaEN.
WOMAN. colored. experienced, desires Job
aorssf Is saertSfeer Ho 1osS sSok; am s00o aG"Se
WOMAN desires days work; experienced.
WOMAN. 't colored, wishes work BY the day
II No. Essk sss as5s soPH1E E0ts cARTnR r ana
sooEins; %in sleep ssi1leaf i1 Af.sf es' Eg zs7s
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HELP DOMESTIC.

wit with bath. Phone Wo $3.50 after o'celck. osn
cooK-aH.w., small esergetown house, - 2
in family; live out: $50 per week co
COOK AND G.H.w., live in. fond of chill
dren: good salary and ample time :. on
S6osfSG G6 sgSe; .G.H.w.. experienced, with ref
erences: 4 in family: 10 am TO appros,- -
mately pm, 5ha days; good salary Do.
GENERAL HousEwoRK: 5-day wk;., 2
GEsERAI GiEsts ilss HousEwoRkaR r615 f to live in
fond of children; expssg, city references
s$2 psr SssE llSs re- i5 s9g Pvt and bath
fond of children: S25 wk. 81. 4151. 80
G.H.W. in apt; and help with care OF an an
infant: must have city references "
CIV. dependable. reliable girl: live, out;
family sy Of iona sSoe ss ahd1en M
ss$ Shsf;s:s s na,,
na s. fSns Of as sSdr:n m
and local references REQUIRED; 5a days;
z SsR. H. woi 0R 7,331Ri ,S331RisEm.Ip. white. coiored.
or Spanish speaking; good wages. TE.
1925 from $1,000 am. Il :,
G.H.W., no cooking, 5R-day week, stay l
ceilent references; SIS week. Cali RA.
HIaOSGGsEKEEPER. experienced, g,hw and
shi.cIIfnt A.Iins i've eha n soSs SeeA, 90 90
ssss 51 ss sses sSs's va sS s
LADY. colored, for light Laundry and sen-
sras aays s0a'sseis Week sena q shd years; local
anf Ts sasff 20 tsfs csrs eH q babies GOOD salary
MAID. i've in: cooking, s.h.w.. must be
able to serve; no laundry; nice upstairs
section: seS sHd must @ have refs. Phone dL. 1886.
NV s6idreD sna saPea d. iamy @ n ronns @ rei
WOMAN. WOMAN 'Id White. Vicinity Chevy Chase,
p.m. esnneiSsi Mon. ' thTo1rh pri. wi. 7s7s stter
WOMAN, sioS living in vicinity of 1894 r. I.
ave. ne. to care for a-mo. -old pany'
from am. to D p.m'' MOI. throusa ans H.
WOMAN, white, good cook. s.h.w.; apt;
family Of z; live in; sood salary. feis'
WoMAN. W. Nv vhts. atsi live IN care Of two ssys,
age : and S. in daytime while mother
works: nu 70 hSusewoEk; omse. sssa good h0m. ana
y SoNsn AM . live ssrf in III Il desired ss sa' 80 In
WOMAN, colored. to do housework. cooking
Thurs and every other Sunday OF; recent
references and health card; good salary
WOMAN, white; r.h.w. tourist home good
for appointment. .Ho: 1854.
WOMAN, age 1920, for general housevork:
live in; 7-rm. apt; private e1s room and Dstn;
kxfHs1tsdfD assls 4 taI IfErsSs aS sh~ and
assist with children: live in: S110 monthly.
Rsfereness Cali ulebe A Is. -
Evening star., 1947-01-30
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODEKN TRANING in beauty culture. an
ioT. GI training. WAR-MYEN REsAauTY
COlLEGE. 1910 @ Ct NV. DI l1oZ
RUSSIAN TEACHER gives private lessons,
81 an hour. Call Gil. 400, Ext. 4i7'
GRsGG. PrTTMAN AND GRAHAM short
hand, touch typing; individual instruction,
speed dtctation., Day and evening classes:
LAKE SCHOOL 1I01 Vermont ave. tat
BE SENSIBLE-Learn speedwritins. the
ideal shorthand, in 6-12 weeks no puzzllng
signs, symbols or delit ate. EXPENSIVE ma
chine; register now for Feb. class at
m. CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE. ME-. 4227.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typewriting Bookkeeping, calculating ma;
chimes, New classes new starting. EnIon Ea3an
CIVIL SERVICE BOOKS, sample questions
and answers, 81; special clerk edition. ".
MERIT PUBLICATIONS, Room 313, 1920
ACCOUNTANCY-Pract course leading
to degree; preparation for certified public
accounting: other courses include business
and finance. day and evening classes.
New term begins Feb. 10. Reeister TO-DAY:
Glasses limited. CAPITOL SCHOOL, or
ACcoUNTANcY. $50 Que st. NV, Mich-
igan S3S2.
FKENCH-Private Instruction and CONVEX
sation practice by highly cultured WIDOW
Of Europesn diplomat. Hobart l5bS.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
HELP MEN and WOMEN.
ALERT SALESMAN or woman for perma.
lnent work in greeting card and magazine
| store. Apply GRAY'S, 3216 l4th st. NV

ALERT SALESMAN or woman for perma-
Enent work in greeting card and magazine
store. Apply GRAY'S, 32l6 14th st. NV.
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing for coneert-orera pro-
No charge. Give phone No. Box 341 H,
COUPLE. without children, to live in. man
to operate 50-acre farm. must be. capable
and experienced in every phase of farming
woman to assist with housewnrk: quarters.
meals, TRANSPORTATION furnished: salary,
$3.50 mo-; families from Silver Sprfne. Call
MISS KEEFE, MI. 240O, Ext. IL. for inter
sTENoGRAPHER-Exper. man or woman
urgently needed for stock boat building
company; excel. opportunity for husband
or wife, either experienced or inexperi-
enced, in production lines. living condi-
tions in beautiful Solomons offers health.
ful life right on the water. Interested
parties write NJ. NJ. DAVIS q SONS, NC,
ffaoToGRAPHIc fHIOTesi sALEsFEoPLE for tele-
phone contacts and direct home contacts;
no experience necessary. Phone DU. 1877.
PIANIST; one sapasle Of plsyiss s .hs To solG- r.
RANT. S39 Bladensburg I'd. ne; 80,
Statesmen. SALESWoMEN--Aviati pub
Hcation: attractive commission: fast seller:
Call RE. 4742, 50 p.m.. RIM. 206. 1927
K st. nv.
Evening star., 1947-01-30
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

sEAUTX OPERATOR desires position; 40. can
SSSWoKKEEPER-oFF1CE SW MGR. desires po-
sition with reputable firm: II yrs. EXP.
will take full charge OF d. .-e: BOOKS lne.uo-
ing finsneial statements ana TAX fepos'S'
CoMPASIoN. CON eongenial adaptable, common
sense: college education, Lshr. experienceo, q.
middle aged; free to locate anywnere OF
tgeSMs1 GoMr 6PEkxTok efT 3sfa sTIsHplsr asst SSpr
and Il ssS S' sas3 ''' Wit d!Ds 4! =. e.
COOK, colored woman. competent' good
copY WRITER, % aepart. store news agency
and public relations eyp vents rants interess;nE
ions; eye gowns :, sDecisl,{y; rear as MISS Mss
vi. sans from on soea to
pm. Il. 7sSs from So So, WOW, :,
GIRL, colored age s5, desires s,y EorS Savs e.
Wors msia In MI GG'tN5 1913. Z ONCE OF 'l"Al A''
GIRL: sologed wants tssn Iaund5ss 1d5s st 81, homs.
g slkE aEs0s"85s Wants elevator Job. Cali Adams
Rssls q fstins full eharss; good ref so BOX
LADY. refined. elderly, wishes s.h.W:; cook:
ngad sh i've sunaF{ M Sest ee
GREsN ehSas oaa.hf'SaHts cal after pm. Thursdss.
SstnjaRssHEi-GovERNEss. NURSE experienced. desires
position with children; ref. Chestnut rs. 1897.
PRACTICAL, NURSE. open for employment:
maternity cases; best references Az.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored:. wishes per
manent position in doctors office or taking
SECRETARY. experienced, capable assuming
private business. Box 4.5-H. Star, j.
SECRETARY, s years experience, desires
position OF responsibility ManufactuTm2'
business and personnel experience. HUI
sEc.Y.sTENo.. SEC exper'd, 5000 per mo. min.
WOMAN, colored. job as pastry or dinner
cook; restaurant or cafeteria; no SUNDAY OK
night work DI. 3402 80.
WOMAN, single desires work in family
without children or to care for elderly per-
son: speaks French, italian, German ana
EXP. SECRETARY. knowledse of bkp,. de-
coILEGE odfI Rox xGRaDHATE. H a experienced teach
er, librarian; interested in various types
work supported by above oualincatlons'
Phone Jackson 1s56-M. 30
WANTED-Typine or secretarisl Work 70
do at home; will call for and dehver.
Franklin $500. Ext, 54g ,. 80,
AMBITIOUS YOUNG WOMAN. with secre.
tarial. supervisory exper;. wishes postiohd'
preferably meeting public; no shortnano. ans
ART WORK-Girl, 81, tstudying comm.
ar), talented, no experience but eager to
learn: also experienced secretary and
would be willing to combine the two.
MISS SCHMIDT. FIR. 0319. after 8 2 N:
Evening star., 1947-01-30
For Lost ond Found Advertisements
See Pose A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sss, ssFs Time. sss ssshs ':sstss
ss.smsntiI Sss WATER DraRERpTe RERTek so 49, 40 % al
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
payment: immediate installation. d. A.
sThNssqEY sT xeUk nddkksafrsc dd sGig record. and
that that really Know how. for less than s!
month. Highest references. Phone Adams
Will TWO GENTLEMEN. who assisted
lady after fall outside Thomas Circle Peo.
9snua2y 9ss pyuf f. ssas eontaet e yoHN kENpRick
sooRkEEFfSG AND FAX Tax
aARpEk's s1lsi MS BAzAhkLNew MHAhN subscriptions &C.
ss5e s;Dsss Tst yra se SO II 'TT HELEN SF 81 y[i
Special Special representative, 50 Nicholson St; NV,
I'LL S6T RI krsSSSsTsLf sfSS iii a i.r 81,
efG.i 'hsfs Riss ' sS 20
hsfHsnHsHEp. Hsittsaiss b. LICENSED accounting arm
spsi,s,5EHs ssd SnS cs let esplsin
fsts foa YSus g cur siHydf pn and 1885,
can show you a substantial saving oi
13 per cent; Call NO; @ 9S6s M for free est 1i
in'WL WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debt
other than those contracted ,,d by mssetl
sAM FAM Y0wELL' CIV 1901 N vernon 30. ST.
ASt16fsfn' fSooMH tax a: RETURNS prsp.zss = A. A.
experienced PUBLIC accountant. NE. NE. SlsI SAHl
wa snanEFS Soq G1ss sE Fl fREssFoNsHsLk f for
debts except those contracted by myself
THOMAS NJ. PULLMAN, 201 Sheridan ST.
INCOME TAX RETURNS = Statements
etc. by exp. accountants. D. H. THSSnMars- SSnars
SON. 1929 VT. ave, Elk. 1854 CD. $3.50
BE KIND TO YOUR supGrr-Make your
clothes last twice as long. Have tnem
zs zsd vofs hs spssst sf7 at fsaEs
FRf TRE a5S9 aGoG6Mbi. Ga aye SaTTioNAL III M BANK q
XII 3 p tie are hs5sS
So''s { S5SsS1 ffasSs%ss SHORTS 81, ns.
Msqn Ne aadrsss Ms Sas
undersigned in reference to social secqritS
ssnsS sns T.s due acc! s4s Ct f hrs San G
5000 Donaldson pl. NV" WashinEton
P.WTiLL =. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts except those made by me personany
JOHN B. WALDRoN. 107 end st. ne.'
NoTiCE Msini y OF ANNUAL MEETING = The
annual meeting of the Goodwill Industries
OF Washington, D. c.. corporation unoef
the laws Of the District Of s sz
ing. 1918 New Hampshire ave. NV. 1or
the purpose Of electing six trustees OF the the
scribad by such bylaws. and for the
transaction of any other business which
may lawfully come before or be submitted h
trustees. BEULAH ]. DRAKE secretary.
This goth day of January. l941.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE Tor any
debts unless contracted by me personally
BERNARD H. THOMPSON. 1917 35th ST.
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants: no cash needed, small
monthly payment. immediate installation
D. A. STANSBuRY. Ii. 1929
MR. BUSINESSMAN-Do you need go0d
ATLAS AGENCY Is famous for such per-
.onneI, Call Mr. Kipp, MA. 1898. .
Evening star., 1947-01-30
HFLP MFN ana NKoAAEN tcenf. ]

s0n1 E6TNT1TN. mt. nat tim. PETE
You've MAN On WOMAN to work ON drus
every other Sun. S:3O-3 pm; 75c hr
MORGAN PHARMACY. 3001 r st. NV.
WANTED-Man and wife fwhite). rs
caretaker on, l40 acres. mi. south of
Rockville: wife to assist in residence; $3.50
anartsrs qua M with su1 modem % Convenience. RI.
1865 until pm. Rockville 1859 ewes,
Sat. and Sun. %
Evening star., 1947-01-30
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Incom tax. all taxes,
Federal and local prepared: records in
stalled and maintained. audits, statements.
stc.; reasonable rates. RA. 1920. --fe17
Evening star., 1947-01-30

SECRETARY for dist
tionally known food
f1ce; good salary and
excellent opportunity
handle responsibility.
Evening star., 1947-01-30

sTENoGRAPHER. interesting and -attrsc-
slse nssk Dei apply D0s'sash GENERAL g&k1NG eo
s1rEsoSaRAPHEk aTs hS and Se seneFsi office work
er: permanent position; good salary. KIT
MHsJG sTTN6GKaphER G0 hSo rrsde ss NV assn needs
sirable Egi work s's and surroundings, 4o-hr
week, group insurance and hospltsaHhnzaa- hna
ton, vacation with pay; salary S2.aoo.
saENoGRAPHER saIs 81 afTi wanted immediatels in
oss 81 ssper
ais aisaisn! aspIs INsSkANcs sS1ss eoMPANY 81
sTENoGRAPHEk, sl-so years, interested
in permanent position with old-established
real estate firm; 5-day week; pleasant
estate not essential. state age. experience,
ay va %.NTESW ZEE sse hav,
81 one of oess
sas4 nfs Msrks ME 4ss
appointment. ann int 1 o. oRIFF1fH ss II % coNsu8ERs
sfEs6sEAfaEn tna ssE HaTh ave youns nx lady 5-day
week, pleas SAINT working conditions: op-
portunnisyy ny @ fSr competent person .,n BARgEF nT
sTTENoGRAPHER BooKKEEPER, wanted
0r a position D. Ap1lE BaA6r % MFG
ssf1E;so5GRaraEks-permanensp SCI; s5a 4 Il ns positions
spny @ a ho sa MaM sssps sEE saaTz 1oos Ss
sTENoGsArHEK TE sssis Hi and general clerical, for
e 30 ssSs % vans rssb sssk in peTsoa sss
ssDsSff sss1Ds1sf once a ss1sIisnss: spso psr month
sTIGE1NoGRAPHESRs, 1oo-wpm. scale re-
auired; ideal for recent high school grad
yates; no experience necessary; liberal va
national publishing corporation. Phone
sSTrENSsoSGRAfHER ri SsSsi All r. weil..stablished real
sdg sssse n n0 the sns e
experienced person who is desiIous Of seek
ing permanent employment. Salary.
psr sfsT sTe.dsg 3ees ca M Cox
or Mr.. Thompson, Ma. 2100 for appoint
STENoGRAPHER. intelligent, personable,
week: pleasant. Interesting work. Apply
s4kssoaRxrHsa sh sShE, aass ssb Il "REcErrToSfsr
who enioys work and has pleasant dis
ssse PEI sfT oss
4 ssTEsiNsoGkArHER-BookkEEPER sis = Excel
lent opportunity for person desiring per-
manent position in outstanding Washing
ton real estate once: should know PIX;
good salary: excel. working conditions.
Reply stating age. exper. etc. Boz g5,E'
STENocRAPHER CLERK. washington
twhite) senior hish school permanent Pc.
:5E;s :s:IssI;1 ~ s. ssss,Iis,.. ~
@ pssas sy a:sF s's sat- :s
ssa ssn':a Sea- Ls sssr. sre''''n'' ana ''':-'''
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-14
: MT. VICTORY
By MRS. ADA PATRICK

The Mt. Victory Church of
Christ Ladies Aid met Wednes-
day afternoon July 9 at the home
of Mrs. Jennie Craig. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. Eva Fettro
and Mrs. Della Overshiner. Mrs.
Edna Harvey was in charge of
the devotionals. In the business
portion of the meeting they voted
to send cash to Our Other
Family" in Cleveland instead of
canned goods. Mrs. Jessie Hunt,
a visitor, told about the soliciting
for the auction sale for the bene-
fit of the Memorial hospital.
August serving committee is
Mrs. Lillian Britton, Mrs. Ger
trude Eddy and Mrs. Helen Raaf.
Nineteen members and the fol-
lowing visitors were present Mrs.
Jessie Hunt, Mrs. Alpha McPeck,
Mary Louise Kendell, Rebecca
Sue, Betty Lou and Stevie Craig,
Marjorie Britton and Mrs. Airs
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-14
: LEESBURC twp.
BY ADDIE BRAITHWAITE

Mrs. Francis Disbennett, of
Marion, spent the past week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Disbennett.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Braithwaite the past
week were Mrs. Margaret and
Francis Disbennett, Mrs. Florence
Dutton, of Warren; Mrs. Damon
Guthrie, of Marion; Mrs. Alvin
Cary, of LaRue; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jones, of Columbus; the
formers son, and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Braith-
waite and son, Jack, of Column
bus; and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bricker, of Marysville rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Norris
motored to Mansfield with the
formers brother, James eleven
ger, Sunday.
Miss Mary Jolliff, of Columbus,
is visiting her brother -in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hall
Dwight Norris, of some camp in
Kentucky, is visiting his par
ents on 17-day furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bricker
spent Sunday afternoon with MIR.
and Mrs. Wise, on the Redwood
| rd.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-14
CITY SOFTBALL
LEAGUE RESULTS
LEAGUE LEAD AT STAKE
IN BALL GAME TUESDAY

First place in the Marysville
Softball League will be at stake
Tuesday night when the Legion
takes on the Grays in the first
of two games. Neither team has
been defeated, although the Le-
gion has won three games and the
Grays, only two.
Grays game with Salters last
Thursday night got rained out,
and will have to be played at a
later date.
Second game Tuesday night
will be between Nestles and Sal
ters. On Thursday night, it will
be Western Auto VS.. the Rural
Electric in the first game, while
an all League team will play the
Plain City all-stars.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-14
Allen Merry Cooks
Mrs. d. D. Bennett, adviser
Marilyn Smith, reporter


The sixth meeting of this club
was held June 81 at the home of
Wilma Fischer, with Roberta
Lockwood as assistant hostess.
The sixteen members present dis
cussed further the All club trip
and plans were made about the
health meeting which is to be
held at Marysville. Following a
discussion of projects, the follow
ing demonstrations were given:
Setting a Table, Crystle Chand-
Ter; Making Chocolate Drop
Cookies, Louella Staley; and the
following demonstrations were
assigned: Filing Reciper," Patty
Henault; Sandwich Filling" Bob
bic Sue LeMaster; Stirring up a
Cake, Rose Ann Woodwork. The
girls having Let's Sew projects are
to bring a sample menu. Refresh
ments were served by the host
esses. The next meeting will be
held July IL at the home of one
of the hostesseS, Bobbie Sue Le-
Master and Patty Henault.