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Marion progress., 1948-11-25
Kiwanis Club
To Give Minstrel
On December 2-3

The annual Kiwanis Minstrel show
will be presented at the Marion High
School Auditorium at p. m. Decem-
Der 2 and 3.
The program will not be the same
as the one presented last year. Ap-
proximately SO persons make up the
cast.
, Proceeds will be used in aiding
underprivileged children and other
charities.
Marion progress., 1948-11-25
WEDNESDAY CLOSING
OMITTED IN DECEMBER

Practically all Marion stores will
be open Wednesday afternoons from
now until Christmas with the excep-
ton Of grocery stores, the Marion
Merchants Association announces.
The groceries will observe the
Wednesday half holiday except on
December %, the Wednesday before
Christmas.
Marion progress., 1948-11-25
Attend Meeting

J. F. Parker, T. A. Moore, R. W.
Twitty, C. A. Workman and w. S.
Shiflet are attending a meeting of
the Board of Directors of the Marion
Company in New
York this week.
Marion progress., 1948-11-25

SANTA CLAUS, we'll known
Christmas visitor from the North
Pole, will make a personal appear
ance here when Marion Merchants
stage a parade and formally open
the. Christmas shopping season on
November 29.
Marion progress., 1948-11-25
Catawba Homecoming

North Catawba Methodist Church
will observe Homecoming Day with
a service at two o'clock, Sunday aft
ernoon, November 20, it is an
nounced.
Marion progress., 1948-11-25

The real proof of courtesy and
restraint is to have the same ailment
the other person is describing and
not mention it.-Gas Flame.
Marion progress., 1948-11-25
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
COMMUNION SERVICE

A celebration Of the Holy Com
munion will be held at St. Johns
Episcopal Church next Thursday at
10 a. m.
Marion progress., 1948-11-25
Thanksgiving Holiday
To Be Observed

The Marion Merchants Associa
ton announced plans last week fol
practically all Marion stores to re-
main open all day Wednesday
November "a, and close the follow
ing day in observance of Thanksgiv-
ing.
The Marion Post Office will be
closed Thursday and no city or rural
deliveries made. Mail will be dis
patched in boxes at the Post Office,
however.
The First National Bank, Marion
Industrial Bank, North Carolina
Employment Service office, Draft
Board office, City Hall and all
County offices except the Sheriff's
office, will be closed Thursday for
the Thanksgiving holiday.
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
Union Thanksgiving services for
the First Methodist, Presbyterian
and Baptist churches will be held at
the Methodist church next Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. The sermon
will be delivered by Rev. M. O..
Owens
Evening star., 1948-08-01
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

RRTDGE-Contract bridge instructienSs
and supervised play: Neva STOCK cer''neo
FnnSh'NGG Ffeneh. German. se' English and history
huanNgTAGE un9; hss suPssF FHsT M
after 2 hrs. start talking; natiye, instruc. ,5 .
LEARN TO DRIVE IN washingtons oldest.
dfssI fanns 1aS MOS: .eRss %sd?r1ss4
Rssen'fa g. e Mo oSs v Easy MEFHops; 81 NO; ias4
sIEVsN HEWMAN sTTp1os: Is46 Conn. ave
DU. 4600 or RA. $500; approved for Gl
sss'D1hs MsobERN TRAINING in beauty culture: Al AZ
iS5 81 sFsinPs a5s G WAHFYppff Z nr 81 1ass PEAu7s
fGToR@Exper. teacher wishes stqdents Bsans
in high school algebra and Latin rnphe
sP.ANIsH fT LEssoNs--small groups. 2
Grammar taught by former instructor a. a.
a Conn Prep schools; conversation ps
native speaking former instruStor, OF aasn tae
University OF Puerto Rico, Can Al. o!oo'
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence. freedom from
spauTR sf9dGneS oriRaToRs itss1H M
training in all subjects; day. night s ana
parts,me elasses Ses caG 9nT free sad ssaaSsus
MAsEhTs sves Nj H1sooE 52s EsfsblisSed sHmSd 1915.
COLLEGE PROFESSOR will edit manu-
scrips. eive instruction in Ems. and jour.
P2z PHARS ss-M N siiE STEAK IN PUBLIC, visit new
class TUESDAY, 5 pm. free; Danish audi
ence fear. develop poise, learn human re-
letions; taught BY specialists; spselsi SYM SYM
II et NJ So1l
Evening star., 1948-08-01
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK desire BY reputable D: E: family;
rded: ensff viii be % rea1ired to W SPEND few weeks
at New Hampshire summer home. Call
Wo. 5370 Sun. between and pm.
CooK-G.H.W;, experienced; no laundry;
sundsyl assafh SIS $40 See anne5 Gr ns sos Saturdays
veska can ST. S56s n for appointment =
family: must be 'e good 90 u COOK: COX: city i refer-
on 3rd floor; 5N days week EN-. 1881.
COOK, G.H;W.. 80 to 40 yrs. experienced;
live n f.my I'M gDstass az 5eGR gsgs and bath adults
GIRL Part time time daily; general house
Girl. GIRL living In 1oH; Vicinity of sth and c sts
ne; 70 clean lady's one-room. apt; early
each Sat- am. Phone sun before 10 am.
Or g,h Mon 7 to pm, AT; 1746; ;.
1857 from 10 am. to : pm. "a
:! refsrspces & 81 HI s740; . ,,.;-7,n
work out. Refs. required. EN-. 1850.
HoUsEkEEPER OR. WIDOW with small
vR mof " %oFs in foq
room and board and reasonable salary.
Nice suburban home with fence equipped
snef ssd Ell 'SK sta
live in: must be fond of children. VI.
LADY, eolored; middle aged, to care for
children and live in nice colored home
Small sal and rm.. board HO. 66S9. .
MAID, s.h.w., experienced; assist with >
children: accompany to seashore: over
20 yrs. old: local refers; S@3. ia. 1892.
MAID. for general housework. plain cook,
care of one chidl ref and health card:
live in, $50 week. Call 81. 6l30. .
NURSEMAID. g.h.w., some cooking: perm.
position; young middle-aeed woman, care
of 9-month-old baby; employed parents;
small APARTMENT; refs. and health card.
ExPERIENCED COOK. good housekeeper
with pleasing personality to live out
Nice surroundings, in Arlington; no chill
;, dEen;, egS@ go@od salary; must have excel. refs.
WOMAN. white, to live in, assist with
lousework; . children. GIL. alf0.
WOMAN, white, settled. live out, to take
care of . small children and general
house, honsework uo 5.day sSo wk'; references re-
CAPABLE, congenial settle woman who
would like a home, 10 live with business
woman and care for child; comfortable
apt. salary $50 mo- Box 445-L, Star.
DESIRED SETTLE middle-aged woman to
care for .. children and light housework;
rm; board and salary; of week ends.
Call CHI 1921
Evening star., 1948-08-01
PERSONAL.

PVT, RM., 24-hr. expert nursing care, for
inyalid ~, bed do6s Estient preferred h'shes'
RM FssI AND Ip BOARD FOR CHILDREN in pri-
ya,e Iicenssd Sd home' any age over 4 years
HASDsoME HiisiSs ANY WAY you look at them,
and fuli OF life are the colors we dye on on
yoss FADED faEmsE.s aEapssy pnyE WoRR
SPECIALIST, corner Ga. and N. H. dE,
vWE:LLL-EDucATED WOMAN. % to 20, in. n.
in commercial art studio evenings. week
ends excellent opportunity to learn. BOX
REGTsraRED REGIS PRACTICAL NURSE will
board a partially handicapped or eloeIis
gentleman; pleasant, convenient surround
iR2AafL.oRAMA i2af. Ran convaleseen. Home for for smi smd
bulatory convalescents: PVT, semlpvl, anu ~
small ward rooms. REGISTERED nurse oss ~
attendance. Supervised diet' D1' -o'i'
ONCE YOU HAVE SEEN our dyework yomn
viii know Why the many peGpe Psdpd aa9ments l,p s
soors sne dFapss pExaS1sfTaE sG sfiSere he
sPEciALfsT, corner Ga. and N. H. aE'
cAMP-salt water. in southern MAINS Msins,
cTssE effs to doUsfR9 sfRskf DAY vi
LICENSED ADOPTION AGENCY seeking
10 Years. II white, Protestant and inter-
sstea write s9x 4 4aoiMo Nos star 1n,o-d.te this
nsW soiors snd & e
DYE WORK SPECIALIST, corner Ga and
APPLEs. wealthy. 81 ,35 bashel; on =, sale al
Pye ogs sprsa Goesvis oppdsts pts @
Farm. Full assortment homegrown veg
PARsoNs eIness1 COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL. day
and boarding; 18th season opens sept l.
nursery ni through 6th, grade; daily trans an,.
ee0naisS b, d0Sf Malsana s.s BoaPd
Educstion. E9pcsteH Literature mailed, upon. re-
quest e4o, qsoTgia ave; 81 81. s.5m.nt, dSa
dIsses LET Us and siip Covers 0 into one lookns
ns 'hsg asore hie SUI 9isn pSR WORKS
SPECIALIST, corner Ga. and N. H. os'
sH4Dow WORK. confidential inv, Grim
inal and civil; reasonable rates. "o' oi:o'
FEfGsMsSINr Waves ssso,.sm.ns, s.; .s,s1so All "a
HNS wv s0ps psEsHrY x se'eessar cofaras sio
INVESTMENT + IN BEAUTY and .avin. Of Of
snsxsUuIsiTITHE q suisifnIelnfT iE DYE WORKS sPEciAE-
sT sorns5 oyf Ga ouR ans 3 ESYHR1Na e. because it's
Seautifui' Mothers are clad to approve ss II
:sfs iEsxsuHsHE nahss PYH WeSk
fSklfIE S5I sEuf s9rsi5 rssiE5Rsskf ne M Year
ive: fenced-in playground with complete
meas; transp. furn WA. 1861.
no YOU WANT 70 pick up y ,.,,.s or 70 10. 10.
=. % ans a,erot,r in once building from time
70 III tims | Tor ofi- duty operators: interesting
work for one who does not need oT VAN
rrrtIlar employment: experience not nec-
esssry: Sive age and qualifications. BOZ
oe-R stsf.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
uoME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS. painting, paperine; sub.
groan specially Tsasonaois s,p.1 satei love.
ibsi1iSSs 81 'f II 5ss4 and e.n.,
work painting tsaseniieelss pRies fse: General f"ee eon
sneed srsstor men CIV !ss! : fNieA' ii
ALTERATIONS: additions. remodsling ,sda snd
sstimsts esx r''Taf'iGG NJ sE US a5o
ASPHALT AND CONCRETE pRIvEwAys
xafs sf sonaUsifY sqa Rstfmf1YI'p pA2fN vi t'Ss 'no
sRISKWoEk Houses wahb sfs sd4 ss5%nsss gu:
scsARhPEkNrERiNG 6 and rsmodelins. Nsw-
home ,sas ADDITION snd 70 fsereston SG
CsMFNT tfHms, woRKIstone walls. nasston.
ment driveways. porcheS. retaining walls.
RoeRs. seR,f 5 s5ss 5ssner' sn''
coNCRETE: fssstone. driyeways. perch.s.
etc, Call ,VINToN DOVE. EN-. 1874 dds,
eGaoSCRETE. q Cement work; footing. drive;
ways, porches. basement floors. steps ana
oRnEA 5ssninsins AZ "ss ss4 or So FR Rnq Obs O
FENCES. all types. immediate erection:
,sanps walls SsneTsss te4. and sa!ReRii1z
FENCE & coNsTRUcTioN co.. ST. 1000.
FIRE WAND fire extinauisher, hangs ike
door chimes adds beauty to your home.
Safe. effective on all fires. protects your
family. For information L yTite e,3 Box lo@-s.
sia5 snoos shsvIeEsesnhs cEsnses eut ' In. best.
laying, sanding. finishing cleaning par.
Ss fs!;' FL; Hih;i 2sis RsSs
iin KIT. asf aMoDERSIzEp. I,' sinks wood or steel
eFoRaE ssasss fs6soskse fcook eo et5D0ias3 is35
strEctural @ steel. DUPONT IRON WORKS
oAN ooARNA1MssTM 1ai,s;TM IRON RAnNGs, burslsr
sqsrHs EN- 1goN g5ss'w wosKs sens 1sc pon:
dE ofLisa 54s4' QUICK F ervice. Free ESTIMATES.
DECORATING. 40 yrs at m:k-
nncAs q a. LUCAS. RA. $3.50. ...
PAINTING-Interior and exterior osSolssi sn.cisi
ins p4lces u This s!ss sses For esslms:. ask isr
MR WILLIS, evenings II. s5s7: aa:y''
SCREEN roy. PORCH while ! rays q,
MODEM KITCHENS; cabinets and appa.
s0Hsf s0ff TIi HrbsIi q ss AZ; ,
sn and spss.s, enHs. SS. %S ss ss 1s iss sss
ksMoDEI YoGR cLosET or storage
space into an attractive convenient oath
s5 mates ee"Gst Hy.n T00 Us as RSS S.s
hsKhW's fssnnssT Z aoMr Ns NssERyicE Painting.
paper hanging floor sanding. modernizinz
6smt. te root; Isas. Or. 1900 -
your nome Yepafrs, remodeling; all work
susranteed; reasonable est. Ex. 5153; 8.
ATTENTION, HOME0wNERs = Heatins
and plumbing By licensed mechsnies Homs
remode;ing from foundation 70 roof. CAL
PROPERTY OWNERS IMP. CO., 81. 74sS
or ia 1921 any time
(Continued On Next Psgs)
Evening star., 1948-08-01
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING KANSAS CITY, Aug, end, sH.
PASSENGERS. girls or married couple,
to Los Angeles; leaving Aug. IA, return
dssa dse9r Day references exchanged. = p1.
TEACHER. exper. driver. will chauffeur to
Denver: Colo, for expenses after Aug. 9,
sfa RIG G1GAR GM iaPa Beach TRIPS. also mountains;
lady, early 3O's and gentleman; new Buick
sedan; may accommodate several t21 to 35
sffsRAR sfsfsi RE coIIEeE LIE STUDENT. wife. wish
ssrrsn,spcrta,ion to AleIaueraTs, Ne Nss
Want OR WOMEN passengers to help
drive to San Francisco to arrive Septem-
Der 1st. Leave Washington about August
20. References exchanged. Write Eve
ming Star by August 9th. Box 4s4.M IS
WANTED 3 PASSENGERS to Los Anseles;
leaving Monday or Tuesday. WO. 4s79
DECATUR, ILL. - Five passenfers 194s
Pontiac; leave August II: references ex-
changed BOX 163-R Star.
DRIVING straight through to Chicago
eaving Wed. early. '46 Buick sedan: take
3 Call AID. $500 Ext, III, 80 pm. Mon
ARIZONA UNIVERSITY senior desires ride
to Arizona or vicinity: will exchange driv-
ing for transportation. co. 1l1o.
WANTED-Reliable couple Southwest to
take new car to Arkansas; gas allowance
references. LU 63l4. to Q. j.
LEAVING Aug. 4 for Spokane. Wash: {:
new car. two vacancies; refs. RA. Of 81,
Evening star., 1948-08-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

HOTEL DESK CLERK. exp. day might;
gsRv,ea sPsR eally IN coSWAYs s3s y nx EMPIoYMEST
1925, refined. nice appearance; good pay
Ths Wass sa5aax laRs sERVeE III
EfNGiNEERs, bachelors; large college Of
sSSs sssns ss fs Rhsas
AGENCY, East Lansing. Mich
saslaeer,ns sIS 6 lsssl sia $500 $500
# IFads ke.ssp ais1e pRRsoNsEi eSRsE
MsER sIeRERskrEs. Rds sr sstoo s4ta to sssoo typs
si6o Many exceptional oppert., for a
sfoYnEsT sftss 's9 sGRvcr 4Ss fasosAH st
perm: future; Miss Day INA 2l16., PER r
LIBRARIAN. Se4o 81: degree b. science.
3 yrs. exp. Card punch oper.; s. e: zoo:
9ay 9se or esas Kiss sond FoRD ss M
SERVICE, e13 lSth e NV; RE ;.s, 2sss; s:o ~.
ssEkcRETaRY. 81 $50 wk, (m,l. secy: matsr,
sa9s Typists & pnb to seG Sefations
secy. sD ssa5. See Miss Bond At FORD EMP.
ssHHassAi sMHhAssADoR OK EN- l22MshPhnoiSYMEsr SERVICE,
Dictaphone. stenotype experience. court re-
porter, $4,000. secretry I'm, Arllnston' IN zen
S3.I00 Secretary fl, commercial $500.
s. 400 plus maintensnes soo Secretary d3,
pubIications, pusil alton $500. Accounting clerks,
Many outstanding listings daily. Sec us
M ,of tsi sfesETARY ssisfE RGs'qns n s55 engineering
office. start 500 wk; legal secretary, exp. EXP
sSs ssSY ssese n ssf5 ssf sgEpss
secv, secsp' start @ $500; export-import ssey;;
5day sag5 large corr nn;esn,s Sses dsy dsv
top salaries openings. Thousands placed h
Oldest, largest agency in D. C., est ~ yrs.
oyer zlonicks ne ,,s5 MS,ts 9Trs fS%s soYps e.
MECH Me- ENGGR., design, to s6e5 mo. !;
electron: eners for engrs; design and q
s esp So sS wE NO sales ms'h r.pr s
$3.50 draw; sales repr,, advert. 500 wk. :.
bkpr.. $50 wk.; clerks with typins, m.
$50 up ssey real estate sea tsae
ms m and f. 500 mo-; r,shfs hEstess s,eaks aha
typists, ois s35-s4o vk Partial listing other
openings available MUTUAL 11lo u ST.
ADAMS NJ sA TEACHERS AGENCY has open
ings. / General science; mathematics;
3. physical education; 4; English ana MS
brarian; =, primary: 8, elementary; 9, in
dustrial arts; 10. guidance; II. LANGUAGES:
Il, home economics, 13,, man and Wi, WE
for ath and sth srsasS 4 up to
to start. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY
oo4 Colorado Bldg. 14th and 6. RE. 1888
Evening star., 1948-08-01
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc tcent. J

WOMAN wishes light laundry to do at
hone; hon issSD experienced; with city references
WOMAN. colored, wishes days laundry
or cleaning work, Tues. or Thurs: best
ref: Z years exp one place: no. 6493.
WOMAN, colored. experienced, wants morn
ing work. S-l2. Monday thru Friday; cook
or gen. hwk. DE. 4a7s.
WOMAN, colored, settled, wants Job gen.
eral housework. prefer sleeping in; refer
ences. Can Ho. 4O43 -
WOMAN, colored, wishes maid work or sen,
housework: will stay nights RE. SlGS. .
WOMAN, colored general housework; small
family; live out; no Sunday, "a day Thurs.
HO. 9161.
WOMAN, white, desires work In home.
adults: live in. Box 133-R. Star.
days work. Good laundress. Call all
day Sun, ME- SAT-.
WOMAN, experienced, wishes several
days work during August. Call
AT 3055.
WOMAN. white. or good habits. to. cook
and care for elderly lady. Adult home
Box TOR. Star.
EXPERIENCED. white. middle aged cou-
pie. husband Govt. employe. wish living
accommodations in return for some serF-
ices Box 5S-R, Star.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
SITUATIONS WoMEh tcen.. J

Ex-sCoTLAND YARD OFFICER, 81, comm
training, yrs. mech. eng. craftsman, Is
yrs Scot. Yard, extensive knowl, British
bus. cond., world wide varied exper., ad-
min and superv.; typist, shorthand U30
w.p.m. plusl and cartoonist; locate any
where Seek salaried position with
prospects. Box 4S0M. Star. -3
CARE FOR valuable property. warehouse,
store apt; intelligent, sober, handy;
drive: obey orders accurately. CHI. 0216
A REMARKABLE ~tstraighO tenor seek
ing engagements anywhere. anytime, any
place. Make no mistake, sensational.
Box Arr Star
Evening star., 1948-08-01
DOMESTIC
/ HN.nEG IL

WE HAVE ALL TYPES Of exper, domestic
help DE. 6645. -iO
We HAVE ist CLASS colored help, full or
nart time; also day workers. Call AD
6s3a. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. 1853 Wallach pl NV. -ooas
EXPERIENCED COohs.
maids: live In or out; day workers or any
type tyr eN' of help to All any kind Job Call
NO 1868.
COUPLE twhite>-Man as houseman.
woman as maid and dining room server:
must have excellent references, be nice
appearing: S165 month plus maintenance
CONWAYS S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE III
81 n
Evening star., 1948-08-01
HELP WoMEN.

Christmas cards Also with name on so
and IS for 81. Napkins, coasters. station
cry and complete line. Costs nothing to
approvals MERIT. 370 Plane St, Dept. 46,
Evening star., 1948-08-01
BUSINESS SERVICES.

TELEPHONE ANSWERING service, re;
liable, automatic; your telephone covered
whenever you are out of your ofice;. mes
sages handled with intellisence and dis, DIS
cretion: low monthly rates. RIM. 5o-'
14o4 st NV RE. 0616.
Evening star., 1948-08-01

SITUATIONS MEN AND WoMEk.
COLORED OLD MARRIED COUPLE wants
Jobs as janitor and maid, with quarters.
EX 1872
CoLoRED COUPLE wants janitor's job
with quarters. CHI. 1850 all day Sunday,
weekdays after 4:30 pm.
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pRE-scHooL p. T. A.


At a recent meeting of the ex-
|ecutive board of the Pre-school
p. T. A., committee chairman
for the coming year were select
ed. Serving on the board are
Mrs. Clare Shaw, president; Mrs.
Tom ellis, LIST vice; Mrs. Don
Solberg. End vice; Mrs. R. J.
Alexander, treasurer; Mrs. Ralph
Jeide, secretary. Committees as
announced are: Mrs. ellis, pro-
grams; Mrs. Solberg, hostess;
Mrs. Cecil Edwards, membership;
Mrs. Dean Yedica, hospitality;
Mrs. Waldo Richmond, ditch
fencing; Mrs. S. S. Selby, fair
float; Mrs. George Cloud, public
ity; Mrs. Robert Matheson, ways
and means; Mrs. George Dewey,
health round up; Mrs. Ralph So
per, year book; Mrs. Hay Math-
ews, historian; Mrs. Phil Heffel-
finger, telephone; Mrs. H. ]. Be-
lair, birth greetings; Mrs. Ralph
Niche, magazines; Mrs. Don
Skirving, newsletter; and Mrs.
j. D. Martin, toys.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-01

George Cloud, and Mrs. Ellis
Dorothy.
Mrs. William Graves and chill
dren Joan and Jimmie returned
Saturday from Grandview after
spending a week with Mrs.
Graves parents.
In compliment to Mrs. Arthur
Evett of Pullman, Mrs. Emer-
son Ely and Mrs. Oscar Hamblin
gave an Anticipation Shower on
Friday evening at the home OF
Mrs. w. j. Tatum. Ice cream,
strawberries and cake were serv-
ed for the pleasure of the Is
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Girard and
sons Barton and Gene, left Tues
day on motor trip to coast
points.
The Tri-City bridge club met
last Wednesday with Mrs. Jim
Girard, with Mrs. Gerry Giard
as co-hostess. High honors went
to Mrs. Dudley Beall and Mrs.
Howard Hinckley, and low to
Mrs. Robert Stephens. June birth
days were remembered with han-
kerchief showers for Mrs. 1.
Lechelt, Mrs. Don Cox, Mrs. Ro-
bert Stephens and Mrs. Jim Gil
ard.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Tatum left
Wednesday to spend two days in
Spokane.
In honor of her husbands
birthday, Mrs. George Cloud en-
tertained recently at their home
on East Second Street, serving
birthday cake and coffee on the
the lawn. Those present included
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Dorothy, Mrs.
Eleanor Minnich and David, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Libby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clare Shaw and Reana, Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Heffelfinger and
Phyllis, Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo
Richmond and Darlene, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. N. Meverden, and Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Bismore.
Mrs. w. S. Walters with Mrs.
w. S. Washburn as co-hostess
entertained Alma Circle with a
luncheon at the Walters home
on Monday. Diversion for the
afternoon was bridge with honors
won by Mrs. Charles Fox. Mrs.
David c. Gibbs of Seattle was
guest.
Caroline Misner returned Sum
day after a week spent in Ellens-
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By FLORENCE OLIVER

Mrs. George Reid went to
Portland Friday morning where
she will be under treatment for
several days with a heart spec
ialist. aa
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Bergun
drove to Vancouver Friday, re-
turning Saturday with a load OF
their furniture which had been
in storage. The Berguns are NOV
ing this week into their house
which they are building on the
Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen B. Murray
are parents of son born Mon
day, June IL, whom they have
named Michael Allen. Mrs. Muir
rays mother Mrs. Rebecca Arm
old of Pasco is caring for her
daughter since her return from
the hospital.
The Misses Marjorie and Mar
lene Graves are making an ex-
tended visit in Portland with
their grandmother Mrs. Julia
Winchester. VI.
r. E. Jones, F. M. Ludlow and
Glen Ludlow were business Wis
itors in Seattle Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Pratt were
in Spokane this week end on
business and to visit their daugh-
ter and s6n-in-law the Neil Mil
lers.
Mrs. Lane Read flew to Bakers
field, California, with a patient
last Friday returning Monday
evening. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Williamson
returned Sunday after two
weeks vacation trip to Alabama
where they attended reunion
of the Williamson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moran
drove to Spokane Thursday for
post-surgical check-up for Mrs.
Moran.
Guests of DR.. and Mrs. Paul
Stone who arrived Thursday are
the Dr's brother and sister, DR..
Webster Stone and Miss Susan
Stone. from Milwaukee, Wise. On
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Friday the Stones and their
guests, their daughter Nancy and
Leona Simmelink went on a va
cation jaunt to Chelan returning
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Eggers and young
son and daughter from Spokane
are visiting this week with hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bowen.
DR.. Charles Tudor, Benton.
Franklin county health officer
said that the department was IN
specting the buildings on Av'
enue G. y
On Thursday the Bethlehem
Lutheran Ladies are having a
no-hostess pot luck luncheon at
the parish hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Visger re-
turned to their home in Kenne-
wick last Friday after stay OF
over two weeks in Richland.
During the flooded period they
were with Visger's sister and
husband Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Doyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Williams
and Arlene were Dayton visitors
on Thursday at the home Of their
son Robert Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith of
River Road were happily sur
prised last Sunday when group
of relatives and friends gathered
to congratulate them on their
25th wedding anniversary. Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Tweedt, brother
in law and sister of Mr.. Smith,
were the hosts at their home in
Finley. A silver tray was pre-
sented to the couple and de-
licious anniversary cake and ice
cream were served.
Mrs. Phil Heffelfinger enter
tanned at her home, 203 Howard
ST., with bridge luncheon on
Honors were won by
Mrs. Harold higgins and Mrs.
George Jones. Other guests were
Mrs. H. o. Settler, Mrs. Waldo
Richmond, Mrs. Leigh Beamer,
Mrs. Roscoe Richmond, Mrs. Mil
ton Libby, Mrs. Clare Shaw, Mrs.
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