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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

Hot gingerbread squares owe,
which had been poured a pleasant
White sauce ended a might-ee fine
meal!
Two more parties have bigh.
lighted the g~oing-away gangs
weekend - the last weekend al
home for quite a few-and the
info and latest doings on those
will be the reading in the pillar
at the first of the week.
When "a person works so hard
for one thing-sticking constantly
to a purpose ard spending hour
after hour. day after day to per-
feet a talent - that persistent
somebody certainly justly de-
serves to be rewarded by, success
And after remembering previous
accomplishments in the field of
music and taking a glance at her
ability to do something well. we
feel pretty sure that Mary Anne
Hamilton will be superior in her
performance.
Tuesday night at $3.50 in the
Great Hall of st. James church
Mary Anne will be presented by
Mrs. Mary Eunice Troy in a piano
recital; this recital climaxing
summer hours of practices and
endeavor to entertain at her best.
Mary Anne's recital program
consists of three parts; the first
will be Clements Sonatina Opu
50 No. 3; the second comprised
OF preludes by Chopin; and the
third including pieces by Mac
DoWell. Debussy, and, Ibert.
A week from Monday Mary
Anne is to leave for Greensboro
where she will enter VIC. There
she plans to major in music.
Through the years she has re-
celved recognition in the Glee
club of MINIS; and during the
piano additions held last winter at
the high school, she was one of
the few students to be highly com
mended by DR.. Leroy B. Camp
bell. RI. Campbell is an i~nterna-
tlonaHy known piano pedagogue.
world traveller, lecturer, com
poser and writer and is connected
with n of the well known Amer
lean conservatories. From him
Mary Anne received a superior
minus rating.
Our very best wishes to Mary
Anne Hamilton as she climbs
higher and higher on the ladder
Of success!
RANDY AND TINKER
Since September 4 has slipped
away al MINIS claims its lesson
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

victims on weekday nights, in
some of the summertime favorite
spots the crowd of teensters ha.
diminished rather noticeable. Blu
still groups of those preparing tc
enter colleges, can be spotted
gathering at the beach, spending
the few remaining days and
nights before leaving with the
work of still huge piles of article:
for tagging and packing hanging
heavily over heads.
AS Wednesday night rolled
around, 1 walked into the bowling
alley at the beach. Looking
around I spied Billy Kingoff, How
ard Guild, and Herbert Mosque
WITT bowling a few alleys away.
A short time later Flora Nc
liver and j. C. Price walked in
and seated themselves nearby,
starting a game.
AS the strains of ''Near YOU
died away, another record came
up, a rather fast one, and l turn
ed around to see Betty Ann Cald-
well and Randy Oglesby jitterbug-
ging. Randy has headed back this
way for another visit, arriving
last Wednesday. Tinker Brinkley
also came here, arriving Thurs
day. and he and Randy are here
until tonight or early tomorrow
morning. The two journeyed up
from Jacksonville, Florida, for a
few days before entering school
at the University of Florida.
After the game was over, we
strolled over to the Soda Shop and
there l recognized Cooter Lewis,
Kathryn Hunter, Carolyn Lilley,
Betty Davis. Martha Holton, and
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O1AA'AIASOA
ENTERTAINS
Wednesday morning about
lsM o,rIs grabbed swim suits
t'e", :.ns and playsuit and dump
n ,aa mem en- into a mall suitcase with
ed 'as these being true
"S o5yious articles telling of a
'nc 10 the beach. The destina-
ysp'T nss Rachel Cameron's home
ton nTriohtsville Beach; and as
si headed towards the sandy
tie: a clear sky and a bright
' s[''l caused them to anticipate a
full '-sst day at the resort.
sr,s' he foot OF Eleanor Willetts'
hastily reached for the
ho: "o,se and scurried off. greeting
S,rs Kay Jordan and Eleanor as
sS .ar,bed aboard. Stopping off at
I..ost Hills drive, we picked up
5..csss stellings, Patty Souther-
i,.d '' and Betty Yopp; and then
I''' ct out for Rachel's house.
I'm, we we're heading for the
.' ssr. and as we walked out on
W. beach; I spotted DeLean
tonolev, Martha Holton, and
Edna Matthes'
core decided on walks up the
.,scb 50 groups set out with
.ls;ms Of exercise, exercise, I
. nns- have my exercise" Starting
.orsrd the water. though, I rec
o,ni7ed Marilyn Goodman, Flora
M.Tver, and June Andrews,
snons those already in swim
ming; 50 Rachel and I soon join
ed them.
Cooter Lewis and Kathryn Hunt
A. returned shortly with others
from a walk, SO we headed back
IL tbe house for dinner. And much
10 grea. delights, we found a
tempta-latin' meal set before us.
On entering the living room, 1
spotted Patty Jones, Nellie Bar
low. and Margaret Holmes. who
had arrived a short time before.
Later On in the afternoon Betty
Anne Russell managed to hustle
dcgn for part Of the party.
A plump weiner was pressed
against the soft mustard-covered
roll side and rested under a gen.
Nous serving of tasty meat sauce.
For most of the girls, the green
!!sh.whlte raw onion 1inglets deco
rated the notdog also. Pickles
moved right into their proper
place and proved most popular
with the diners. Soft drinks were
served; and after one Or more
such delicious hot dogs were
dugned, we found ourselves con-
tOn:ed with an extra-fine dessert.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

dency at Hermann M. Biggs Mem
orial hospital, Ithaca, N. Y. He
pursued graduate studies at Jack
son clinic, and Temple university
hospital in Philadelphia, and
Charity hospital in New Orleans.
For twenty months DR.. Geary
served in the Army Medical Corps
with rank of Captain. DR.. Geary
is a member of Theta Delta Chi
fraternity, Phi Beta Kappa, The
Genesee Valley club of Rochester,
and the American Trudeau Socie-
ty. He will spend the next two
years at Presbyterian hospital and
Bellevue hospital in New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Geary will make
their home at 270 Alexander ave-
nue., New York.
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social section of the sunday
Star-News must be in the hands
of the society editors before II
O'Clock noon on Saturdays.
Sunday copy will be accepted
throughout the week.
Pictures that are 10 appear
in the Sunday Social section
must be turned in before 5
o'clock on Thursday. Only
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clear photographs will be ac-
cepted for publication. No
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All marriages, births and en-
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to the society editors in per-
son or mailed in if properly
signed by a member of the
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Catholic Daughters
To Meet On Monday

The regular meeting OF the
Catholic Daughters of Amerl-
ca will be held on Monday even
ing at 8 o'clock in the Caaaollc
club.
A full attendance is requested
as the state chaplain, Father
O'Conner, will be present and ad-
dress the group.
Southern muskrats have shorter.
hairs, are lighter weight and pos
sess a sleek look.
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Re- F E
TAT R
By Winifred Hariss

A. the days rush madly on toward departing dates for the manv
and gals heading 10 couege tagged as the green freshmen IN
gNs campus, the crowd finds itself featured in an entertainment snot.
M M. % parties galore are thrown in their honor. Whether thev ho
g sMS " beach parties, a late afternoon open house, a good OLE gossn e
le% for the "hens," or a steak fry under a star1it skH thp
as not is quickly enlivened by the guests. A' n lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29

sraId. secretary Of The International Food
Council, report on tie food problem ia Europe.
WMkL, i0:00-A heatitls wsliswsiehi
mstsh between Ray Sugar Robinson sad
"Flashy" Sebastian.
VOL. 'ooo-ss''''' Joseph {. ,cs'A'"'y
meek the press.
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on the Ar TONIGHT,

on the AR TONIGHT.
WI0P, S:00-Sinser Mary lane Walsh. IN
dsrsiGdy TO Ethel Norman, sntshains. T.
WINK, S:i5-0ffitials Of the government o.
East lndvnssis discuss The war with the Dutch
WRc, s:0o-6sn. lucius Clay. American mil
itaY governor Of Germany, and Dr.. D. 4. Fiji
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-05-08
Real Estate for Sale by
Kennewick's Oldest
q ..v- Agency

Fine clean modern home in
excellent residential district.
Full basement, hardwood
floors, large lot. Sale in
cludes electric range. $500.
20 acres with asparagus,
grapes and alfalfa. All
fenced and with 3 bedroom
modern house, garage, barn,
and packing shed. Team Of
horses, new John Deere
Tractor and equipment, 1896
Chevrolet truck 60 with
place. A real modern and
well kept farm.
Nine acres good pasture land
with two room house located
II miles from Kennewick.
$1,000.
10 acres in West Highlands
with grapes, alfalfa, and cover
crop. Unfinished concrete
block house which will re-
quire about $500 to complete.
Good soil and all piped for
irrigation. ~.
Five acre tract, asparagus and
pasture with exceptionally
nice two bedroom house To-
Gated about 11a miles from
Kennewick. House has hard
wood floors, is plastered and
is modern thru out. Concrete
floored unfinished garage and
one other small out building.
This will approve for CT.
loan at $1,000. ~ ~
Fyfe & Spaulding. Inc.
Insurance AGENTS and Rssiiors
Real Estate loans, Representing
First Federal Savings and
Loon Co. W@Ef4u
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Lease on 5000 acres wheat
land 1850 acres in wheat bal
ance summer fallow. Six year
lease Have Cat. weeders,
drills, etc. you get this years
crop. If interested in a good
deal drop in.
ITO acres, IA acres alfalfa, IL
acres asparagus, 8 acres irri-
gated pasture, bal. sub pas
ture, 2 houses, barn, garage,
packing shed, II head cattle,
tractor and all farm machin-
cry, total price $l4,000-$4,-
600 down.
so acres, cherries, grapes, all
bearing, S acres young grapes,
some alfalfa, very good home,
lots of young fruit trees, one
of the best located farms in
this area.
Very fine country home In
Benton City Fl acres fine
land, buildings insured for
$1,000 will sell for $11, 900.
8 acres, four room house,
chicken house, barn, garage,
acre alfalfa a few fruit
trees, some grapes, cow,
chickens, $4,000.
Have a very fine chicken
hatchery all kinds Of fine
buildings, several acres, big
business, best location in a
busy city.
A very fine 10 acre tract in
city limits, six acres bearing
grapes, lots of young fruit
trees, asparagus, good coun-
try home, lots of other build
ings, beautiful lawns, low
ers, shrubs, large shade trees,
if you are looking for a nice
country place here it is.
81 acres very fine farm land
in Benton City, lots of build
ings, good well electric pump,
some fruit, an ideal place for
a vineyard 81, 500.
IL acres near in on oil road, 4
a. asparagus, 3 acres alfalfa,
2 bed room home, modern ex-
cept furnace. $10,0O0-k
down.
Large dairy farm, very fine
set of buildings and lots of
them, this place has 4 acres
grapes, some cherries, peaches
and prunes, alfalfa and mint,
one Of the better places.
160 acre stock farm, 10 acres
alfalfa, sub pasture, nice mod
ern home, large barns, shed,
lots of fine large shade trees,
lawn, flowers, lots of farm
machinery and sixty head
cattle, $4,000 terms.
X. C. {
REA
Roxy Teaire Bldg.
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MAGNUsON
REALTY

NA<A0AN O0\|XN
REALTY
A very fine home on Wash
lngton st. 2 bedrooms. full
basement. This house is only
about two years old and In
very good condition. $1,000.
z bedroom home just off Ken
newick Ave. Fine location
with a choice lot and plenty
OF shade. $1,000.
nearly new 2 bedroom home
on 9Th st. A very good buy
at $1,000, easy terms.
20 Acre farm with 21x acres
OF asparagus, ~ Of alfalfa.
room house, barn and
chicken house. $4,000.
Large house on Kennewick
Ave. 4 bedrooms, stoker fur
mace. Lot 80x15O. Will take
G I loan.
" acre tract close in. 2 bed
room house, garage and other
buildings. $4,000. Is
8 bedroom home in Pasco.
Large lot and two car garage.
$6,250.
8 acres near the Y, a very
good investment. +,
We have a large assortment
Of lots in different parts of
the city. Good investments
for the price asked.
A fine home on 10 acres of
land only two miles out.
71z acres ~ miles out. A :,
. full set Of buildings.
" acre of ground in the west
part of Pasco. 2 bedroom
modern house, 8 cabins. A
very good buy at $500.
21z acres close in. Large 2
bedroom house, small base
ment. 1k a. Of asparagus.
$3.50.
One Of the finest homes. ~
acres Of ground. Modern 2
bedroom house. Lots Of
shade, fine lawn, garage,
small one room cabin. 2
miles out on the west High
lands. Terms, $500.
2 bedroom house with 40
foot frontage on Columbia
Ave. Very good location.
Terms $3.50.
5 acres in West Highlands.
mile out. Modern house,
IA acres in field. Good
terms, $500.
73l acres 4 miles west Of
Pasco. 8 A. Of alfalfa. 3
room cabin with basement
and foundation for q 24x24
house. $4,000 half cash.
Small 2 bedroom house, part
~ furnished. " acre Of
ground with so peach trees,
grapes and berries. Good
terms. 1850.
3 room house, furnished for
only $4,000.
10 acre farm, well improved.
Let us show it to you.
IS acre farm all in crop and
a money maker. $1,000 worth
of stock and machinery. Con-
slider some trade. $4,000.
100 acre farm. Fine set Of
improvements, go head Of
cattle, all kinds Of machinery.
It won't be for sale long at
$4,000. Some terms.
10 acre apple orchard. A real
mortgage litter.
So acres, 3A asparagus, 20
alfalfa, S mint, 10 Of wheat,
balance pasture. With stock
and equipment. $4,000.
Filling station with 2 pumps,
store and apartment in back.
A very. good business. $500.
II lots with 2 cabins near the
Y. $4,000 terms.
MACNUSON REALTY
lo7 Avenue G East
Ksnnswiek Phons 2Sz6
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50 acre farm, q lovely place,
fine four bed room home, full
basement, lots of buildings,
very near in, has S acres
grapes, peppermint, aspara-
gus, hay, pasture. This is a
good income farm.
10000 acre cattle ranch, best
of buildings, lots of very fine
cattle. one Of the best ranches
anywhere.
S acres in city limits, grapes,
peaches, asparagus, nice 2
bed room home other build
ings in fine condition, lots of
nice shade, flowers, shrubs.
$10,500.
8 acres on Kennewick-Rich-
land highway small house,
prunes, cherries, peaches, 3d.
600 will sell tractor and
equipment.
New 3 bed room home, fine
location, all modern, garage,
very nice lawn, shrubs. $l0,-
500 terms.
2 bed room house on LIST
street, fine location, all kinds
of shade all rooms large, oil
burner floor furnace, garage.
$500. e-zT ~
New house just finished S.
500.
Grocery story, living quarters,
apis, fixtures, stock( $1,000.
Coffee shop in Pasco, also
rooming house, tavern, gar
age, small house.
Motel, all furnished, large
concrete building, fine loca-
ton, large income.
Have three fine residence lots
near in. so It. frontage. $500
each.
A beautiful home, best loca-
ton built before the war,
very best of materials, two
bed rooms, good sized, large
kitchen, lots of builtins, d.
nete, bath tub and shower,
nice basement furnace, stoker,
fruit room, coal room, gar
age, lovely drapes and ETC.,
large lots nice lawn, shrubs,
trees. If you are looking for
one of the best homes here It
is.
Have several very fine bust
ness lots for sale, some on
Kennewick Ave.
Can use more S and 10 acre
tracts.
Don't forget your mother
May 18th.
FORD
OR
Phone zlsz
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X. C. CLIFFORD
REALTOR
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Large 4 bedroom home with
electric range, electric hot
water heater, pipe stoker
furnace, fruit room, 2 car
garage, lovely lawn, shade,
flowers and garden and
fruit. On Kennewick Ave.
Very reasonable. Furniture
can be bought at rock bot
tom prices. Hurry on this
one." Will pass G. I. ap-
prasial.
Have many other listings -
Come out and will be glad
to take you around to show
them.
Have buyers from Mexico
to Canada, from Coast to
Coast, wanting: Farms, RAN
ches, Motels, Hotels, Auto
Courts, Traitor Camps, Re-
sorts, Grocery Stores, Acer-.
age, Homes, Etc.
Let me list and show your
real estate and I'll do my
best to get you the high
dollar.
Remember" There is a buy
er for every piece Of Real
Estate which is priced right.
Give me and my typewriter
a chance to prove 1t.
B. Il. BUSS. BROKER
Route Z Xenn.. Wash.
g miles west Of City Limits
on M0hwaY ll0)
Phone lS2l
Associate Of
8TRoUT REALTY AGENCY
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L. e. JOHNSON
AGENCY

New Modern 4 room and Bath
Dwelling Never Occupied,
Gilberts addition to South
East part Of town. Priced at
$3.50 cash.
New Modern 4 room and Bath
Dwelling, never occupied, lots
So X $780,. Situated on Gar
field street. Priced to sell at
$500. Cash.
Two story, seven room dwell
ing, a bedrooms, dining room,
kitchen, living room, and
bath, plastered and paperes
light woodwork. Do u b lie
garage, lawn and trees. Good
condition. Located on Ken
newick Avenue. Close in. A
CT. appraisement has been
made on this property.
Four room, one story dwelling,
2 bedrooms, living room,
kitchen oil heater, new fur
niturA electric range, and
refrigerator. Located in Green
Homes addition.
Good business property and
business, including living
quarters. Well located on
Kennewick Avenue.
Two good business lots on Front
Street.
Improved business lot l00'x275,
North side Of Ave. &C" to
Pasco. .sa..-
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Twin City Surplus Store
9le Avenue & Phone 1901
. &c
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FOR SALE: 80 Ford Deluxe
coupe new, paint job. Clean
thruout. z tires & recent motor
tuneslp. Come after 500 Pm 1t
corner Of Ave. F & Hartford st.
6-P
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SPECIAL

Sunnyacres New Hampshires
Baby Chicks-StArter Chicks
two-three-foar weeks old.
Now Il the time 10 order baby
or starter chicks. l0& re-
duction on all poultry equip
ment.
SUNNYACRES HATCHERY
Phone A7ol Site
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ROBERT J. ALEXANDER
AGENCY
Whether large or small, we
list, show and sell them al.
Homes, Houses and Averages
in and around Kennewick.
l7h Kennewick Avenue
Phone 1891
E. S. Hop) HOPPER
Salesman
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE

A very fine home on Kenne-
wick Avenue, 4 bed rooms,
hardwood floors, d o u bl e
plumbing, weather stripped,
insulated, all electric includ-
ing heat, furnished basement
apartment with outside en-
trance renting at forty dol
lars month, large corner lot
rs foot front, nice lawn, Ar
rangementS can be made
fully furnished. Large gar
age.
Close in, a nice 8 room
home, nice bath room with
shower, lot so by 40, nice
lawn, a few fruit trees, ber-
ries and garden space. $4,000.
A well located residence lot
so by 120 close to City cent
er. $4,000.
On Mob Hill a two room
cabin, city and irrigation
water, new septic tank, lot
80 by 100, two grocery stores
within a block. $1O5O.OO.
G. A. CRAWFORD
Exclusive Real Estate
Phone 70l 40 First Ave.
Xennewiek. Washingtou
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Surplus Army. Navy
Marine Coods
CAMPING EQUIPMENT
Of all kinds.
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Loans Of All Kinds
Insurance Of All Kinds
THE BATES AGENCY
IA Ave. c, Sportland Bldg.
Phone: Kenn. 1896
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FOR RENT-C Cabins and trailer
In K & p Auto Court, opposite
Columbia Market on the highway
in Kennewick. Tic
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
A very fine 2 bedroom house,
3 yrs. old. Lot 65x100, $500.
Terms. ..
Excellent 4 bedroom home on
Kenn. Ave. close to down.
town section. Lot 75xl40. $8,-
625. ~ g -s-r'. h
a Gs g. 454 GE Fly
New 2 bedroom house on 9Th
Ave. $3.50. Terms.
Grade "A" Cafe located on
Ave. c. Well equipped and
priced for immediate sale.
$500 First Mtge. on excel
lent income property worth
$4,000 to net So.
See us before you list your
home or business.
L-#.t.
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view property. " mile West q
Cemetary ON 0eagranees Road.
Beautiful view Of the valley.
$1,000. See or call John Vib6ef ct
Vibber's Rexall. Drug Co, Phone
71f. sou
HOR SALE: Several 5 acre tracts.
Eoch he's irrigation water and Q
well. Located 314 miles west o4
Pasco On upper River Road *
caIlent building 0iteo. q in1oc.
rnafion en- Plat Ballaino & Sons,
phone $751;. sou
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FOR SALE: Restaurant and
fountain, IL stools and 6 booths.
Butane stove, dishwasher, potato
,masher, meat slicer, waik-m oox.
Air conditioned. One store room
for supplies. $4,000. Lewis Eng,
is Avenue c, Kennewick. esp
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Surplus
WAC'S STACKS - Sass
JUNGLE HAMMoCKS

Twin City Surplus Store
346 Avenue G Phone 1881
&c
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FOR SALE: 1 milk cow. Pick
from 2. I mile west of Finley
school. S. p. Vorvick. 6-P
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SAI.E: Baked foods sale and
Mothers Day Gifts. May 10,
starting 1000 q. m. at $. q :.
Bldg. by Royal NeiRhbor Camp:
6-P
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ROOFING PAPER in As, SIS or 90
lib. weight, also few rolls Of
building, paper. Farmers EX-
change. 4-6-c
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Natche Hall and Portican sweet
potato plants. $1.50 per hundred
Delivered. Mutual Nursery Co.,
Hermiston, Oregon.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE: 3 dozen
quart fruit jars or to trade for
|pints. Call 1917 or 513 Columbia
Ave. . 81, Sep
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FOR SALE: Three IL Interna-
tional weeders 2 years old. In
quire Box 131, Kennewick. 5-7-p
Evening star., 1947-03-28
Mrs. {. v. Rosenbusch, 80,
Georgetown Native, Dies

Mrs. Elizabeth Volkman Rosen-
busch, 80, native and lifelong resi-
dent of Georgetown, died yesterday
in Garfield Hospital after a weeks
illness.
Mrs. Rosenbusch was the widow of
Louis G. Rosenbusch, meat mer-
chant for many years in the old
Center Market and later in the new
Center Market. She lived at 1901
Thirty-fifth street NV.
She was active in the German
Orphan Home, the Rupert Home,
the Mispah Chapter of the Eastern
Star and on the Women's Board of
Casualty Hospital. She was a men,
ber of the Georgetown Presbyterian
Church and formerly attended the
Concordia Lutheran Church.
Surviving are a son, Carl w.
Rosenbusch, ST.; sister, Mrs. Louise
v. Williams; brother, William A..
Volkman; a grandson, Carl w.
Rosenbusch, jr.; a granddaughter,
Mrs. Amelia R. Shepard, all of
Washington, and another grand
daughter, Mrs. Frances r. Cairnes
of ToWson, Md.
Funeral services will be held at
the residence at 2:30 pm. tomor-
row. The Rev. John Bailey Kelly,
pastor of the Georgetown Presby-
terian Church, will officiate. Burial
will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.