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Evening star., 1948-02-07
AVIATION.

ERCOUPE. 1946. in excel. cond.; special
winter price. Call WA. 3997. IS
IF YOU DESIRE GOOD aircraft or enSins
Airport Pomonkey. Md; we also special
ize in custom fabric and dope work. Phone
Indian Head 433l.
RYAN NAvI0N, l94s, standard. Sa,lo6
delivered.
~, l947 Nayion, cabin heater, licensed un-
til Jan, 1949, S6,995.
1942 Aeronca tandem, cabin heater, 20
hours since factory major, licensed until
Nov, 194s, $3.50
Fairehild PT-2e, licensed until Dec.
l94S, 81 900, c. A. BAUSERMAE, Mary
land Airport, Pomonkey, Nd Indian
Head 1891
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POULTRY srd EGGS

ELECTRIC BRooDER. i. 900 chicks. Soca
as new, cash. S175; 2s3l Brentwood I'd.
JAMES FEED STORE, SIC K st NV. Nh
00S9; baby chicks, feed and poultry sup-
pties
nocks CAPITOL HATCHERY, IoS5 Kenii.
worth ave. ne. VI. 1888. II. 952a.
TWO 1I @ @MSusaT3Rs' slcC6 l,go99;:ssgs capacity.
Evening star., 1948-02-07

B} BOXER; aS; male; fawn; IA mos. old; SIPS.
Tox a aASSssH1GsTtE; ssf gSso me- old: male: res
GocRER tsessfd R RsPANTELs. resistsred sH pedigresd
puppies and grown dogs, all eolors; all all
posits accepted; delivery service. DOGS
sladis on al breeds. st Stud services. Ashton
BULL DOG, English. male. Axe res, 2
years; cost $500; sacrifice 500 or best
ess5i eockER Ro' ruf. is'' male; black. champion
pedlEree. Axe res, 9 weeks old ss!!2s
MEXICAN M ;, cHIHgAHTA' Ta Ssfyy ssfy small. stud
PxcHsMtSp s.. uisHlff phSdf %Ke s0 szat
G9ekEs ssASf phons Teees sss
BoARDING-An services for your dog
fnns flssn sfPH% effss kENs '.Rsd Ga'ss
Duke st; ;rv extended, adj. ouartermsssyter
ESGIIsH RseSL Il Bull LII Terrier. male; ] VI. old;
x & PH Pss s1s knNNE Sh US r.s for s.s psse 4s
WANTED. NICE HOME for dog; part
beagle and part cocker; excellent child's
Xii Rsiss I'll kaoss Sy kEsSE1srr.., isS$ your do.
boarding, the best home cooked food and
the same nGivdua n care your dpS gets
cookers at stud. Fairfax 1l-J-2.
poGS AND CATS boarded, week ends OF
longer; air-conditioned Kennels. pickup
WEE KnNSEIs zs,5 cenn ave. wo oss4
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. II wks. old
black and white parti-color, reasonably
priced. Call Rockville 36s2. IS
BOXERS, 3 months, registered and tnocu-
lated priced reasonably. Georgia 51S6:
CANARIES. choice singers. mated pairs.
ready to nest ps1aksets wings
: sos sos 5tS st. .. s;s Il; ss,5;;i ss5Si .,.s.~sa
cage. sia. Ii. osss.
BOxERs. male and female, fawn. Alex:
sCOTTIE PUPS. by Philabeg freshman,
black, short bodies, good heads, Axe.
Stud service. Ii. 30s5. 14O8 Morse ne.
COCKER PUPPIES. champion lines, home
raised, beauties, all colors. WI. 317S.
PuPPIEs-cute little terriers. 3 mos. old.
WHITE KING PiGEoNs-old and young
birds tsE saqa9 r sgsIRess hobby or PETS
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. solid black
and golden red. Call Alex. 09S0.
GREAT DANE, male. black: Axe regis
tered; III, II mos, mos: old; wonderful disposition
POODLES-Standard black. 2 mos, Axe
reg, exceptional pedigree; dam Noire
Princesse recent imp. France, sire Ca
rillon Panache; best show prospects. Ov.
1ALMaTfAN aA1i afrHsf PPGmPpIEs, Akc-resistersd
championship stock. Call Wisconsin Oil
Evening star., 1948-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

aDDING MACHTNEs. typewriters. caiculs-
tnrs' boIieht and sold and rented. RI l15I.
UNITED TYPEWRrTER Co. s1S l4tn u.
nv
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

ACCORDION, white wurlitzer, organ, 10
bass, Al piano keys, one, travel switch,
$3.50 Elk. $3.50 l73i KTt. NV. DIXIE
DUKE. Ia
Evening star., 1948-02-07

ii is 7th St ne. LU. 67e7 open to ., m.
WASHING MACHINE. a duchess. only
bought last Nav. in excel. cond. Tel EN-.
0339 bet. l and pm. end after q pm
WASHING MACHINE. Maytag. square
aluminium tub, about 10 yrs. old, in good
running cond.: s35. MR.. RUSSELL. GE.
WASHING MACHINE, brand new Maytag
sso1' s51ef COLONY q s5N'f RAD1o, OPEN pen til M
WAsHfSG Z; IS fs sTs MacHiNEs HINES AND IRoNERs-we
are overstocked on all leadins-name
%R.sHsG Gnsd dSHssy ar.
STsndS; dooF SAMPLES :; dssg-e4S sS P,IssszT; sT
F SWaser Heater a spscisists ish es tor 30 y years
Expert tnstailatio1: JOIN oi q WEBSTER gsSo
mems men furnishinss store going out, Of bust
ss4s asss :yes syesk G 5s FsFss or 1852 Sf sale
once ) domestics, and II Oriental rugs.
gsssd vsEz IL g egsE .rf sia 3
co. DI. o356. 1o6 Indiana aye. NV.
per tube; msks ofrsr. Du, 1850. .;s ms .sr
A WAhEhOUSE bhLL-AE"y
chests, trunk type, lift top. new. S2 So
So so ca. carrying cases, wood $500 ca.
dRUVER MFG. CO. soo1 Conn. ave, oL.
PiNR PhSR fPuRySiTuREmPrivate PSy nH % sale by dplo.
mat: complete bedroom, living room and
dinette; price, $4,000. or will sell sepa-
rately Call MI. 1884, Ext. @. -S
MUST SELL beautiful 7-pc. walnut bedrm
suite; includes dresser and mirror, vanity
and mirror. chest, full-sized bed, chair,
beI ch, night table; also 6eau.yrest r,Ias1 mat
TWo NAsTER-MADE, old violins, In fine
condition; genuine nch-Mar chand 1870.
paris; very old instrument, believed TO PC
OF English origin. Call Republic 6os2
weekdays. between Q a.m.-b:30 pm: s.
ELECTRIC MOTOR, 5 h.p.. phase. new.
Coal heater. med size.
Gas stove, 4burner, side oven. QUALITY
Dodge and Plymouth springs. rear
Storm automobile Boering bar. complete,
~ Chevrolet motor. suitable for power
rig or saw, compete with radiator ETC.
Two compressors tanks. hose and guns.
with motors. y. and u, 110 se
"a and Sun, .
Evening star., 1948-02-07

ICAmEAAS-We SPECIALIZE III STRuo' Dell
F0ys kodsk, RFs SssPhf SsMhK, Lex:
CHANCE. cfH i41o AsS n Y ave . NV: Ne oass;
camera? We have the best guaranteed
sell your nsed camera? wen pay your
Price Dric WHY Sf not heip yourself sci a to some @ Of
our friendly. courteous service' It's always
here for you See Charlie Adams today At
PARKER- sR -WHELAN .JJ INC" s@7 l4th st
cAMERAsScomplete line Kodaks. Argus
zeiss. Graphic and Grafisx. Revere. Bel
EXCHANGED Tfme-payment plan available
For f5i:ndly sxpsrt adyiss alEsys Sa an q
cAMERAsrHundreds III ID Of simplest and
most luxurious in stock; new and used
Months months 'smail Credit ehsrreo Trade:
ins! Movie cameras, projectors; snlarsers
all accessories; supplies. repair shop 9nlcE,
nlm developing; catalog free! BRENNER
trance s3s S. RE s,ass Ss4 Ths .n,soT1sd con
HGsa AND leFfss5 Ph0sa SIS ioS
SSEs sn% .z5' ESRsTF' ssS'ssEs! M ss9is'
lenses; German and domss.is, soleslzTim; Tim,
soMMER S CAMERA EXCHANGE. I4lo
cARPETfNG' han runner, rose beige. ,neye,
used, 27 in. by Id it., tight curl. bound
edges, excellent quality. s26. Ia. o272
CASH s sEslsTEhs.oas .21 30 With .a ts.s!s, @
tape. never used; real system for any
5gs,nsss; 70 6s dsslsEs yps Phone ma; osoo:
! S12 so; Turkish rug, 9x12, worn, SIS;
| white chenille bedspreads. $3.50 each
reproduction Colonial mirror, S12; enc
tables SIS; floor lamp. $40. RA. 35Si
| after g. ~
CHAIN SAW. Mall" model :, gssolin.
power, with extra blade, mo. old; jot
| finished. make an offer. Tower 1858. %
CHAIRS, lounge, occasional chair. RA
CHINA. Limoge T. L. ", lax gold en-
crusted. 50 pieces: cost. $500: sell. $50;
death in family WA. 0s35. s.
wood, prevsr' condition soodi S11s. Tw
CLoTH-Two pieces of an-vool cloth
black and blue; enough for suit in each
| also | red corduroy lady's coat suit
size IA. Apply Apt. l. 122 9Th st. p.
CLoTHING-4 woolsn suits: ! coat, .i3s
IA 631S 18th st. NV. Apt. los, Ia.
4o54. Call after Z p.m. Any day. --s
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXER, male: fawn; IA mos. old; SIPS.
Call Oliver 5O66. -
TOY MANCHESTER, 5 mo. old: male: reg
istered, SOB Call EN- 5000. 3
Evening star., 1948-02-07

SMALL GROCERY STORE in Cherrydale-
Could be made much larger business
o~n.r cSm. eSIi'sar viii sacrnce t at S2.soo GOV '
Falls Church gasoline station and ga
raSe-EuuIpped: 12-yesr lease; 4,000-gal.
storage tank, pumps pumping 10000
to 10000 eel, per month: garage will
accommodate cars tow truck and
pickup truck; price. S16.50Q, $1,000 cash.
ROMYE LAMBORN. Realtor, exclusive
agent 1901 S, Arlington Ridse rd. Airing
ton. Virginia. Otis sss6. Otis sO35. 5.
Evening star., 1948-02-07

LBx7.4s, five VI. Replacement contract un-
expired; perfect condition, S1s5. Fairfax
REFRIGERAToR, servel; ls4s model; s
afi aisi 5a is new XVI ssSS de luxe
nHesl ss sFpal c9osY 5Ges fsp epsa sfh
fE sSa o. as lTs Phcos
RRiEifGaiHGERAToRs. RiiG HsfI 10 70 .Srsnd-new Ia4s
super de luxe m9dels' Syesr sssI guarantee sse
cash. Free delivery. Also b-a1d;r.y
auto washer ss Ct baEssin ad price sH. 1ss0l
REFRIGERAToRsWFioor samples at asep-
fsHS 9sh = APERsFEas 5a r. ssgS PSFT sTosE
mediate delivery; trade and terms: also
g. sTa Sales VIC 1874
REFRIGERAToRs, sas and elec;. a; 6. and
sis [ssSns sns 'Ss5'ssssiisS DE ssiS m%s' &C.,
REFRIGERATORS, gas Servel; used, : IT.
BATEMAN & SON. 2oo4 r. l. ave. re
REFRIGERATIoN SYSTEM. complete for
installing on truck; this system is complete
prsssor; with . cold-ho plates: will
sell complete with or without body IR,
RooF1NG. H9dG ta,ckbut. substandards. gray
blends, black, erey-green. SIS so per SO.
Apply ]. L. BATEMAN L. SON. 2on4 r; l.
ave. ne. HO, 900. y
lent condition, S35 Call OIL. 1890. g.
RUGS-Owner leaving city, wants to sell
at once; will sacrifice 2 domestic and ~
az SANITARY CARPET CLEANING CO;
los Indiana ave. NV. Please do not can
unless interested. Id
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-29

These members of the House in Congress a plane
at Washnston route to Germany to study the Berlin
lift and other military problem the occupied Europe
Front LETT right: Reps l. Mende River: Of South Carolina;
Joseph r. Bryson of South Carolina
Republican Of Michigan Back Reps. Melvin Price
of Illinois, ue and Dewey Short Of Missouri. ZAP Wire.
photo)
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-29

life, which reads like a novel it.
self. Although he lived in the
early 10Th century, he is regard
ed as one of the great French
novelists and has greatly influen-
ced later writers.
After the study of his life, Mrs.
Hall reviewed one of his novels,
Eugene Grandet" and read
portions from it.
After this delightful program,
Mrs. Everett invited her guests
into the dining room. The table
was centered with pair of sill
yer candlesticks with yellow can
dies and epergnettes with har-
monizing chrysanthemums. She
served a sweet course followed
by coffee.
Club members present were
Mesdames ]. D. Hall, J. L. JOS
ey, C. H. Smith, A. S. Daugh-
fridge. c. H. Herring, Douglas
Temple and Balfour Dunn while
Mrs. Jim Pittman was a guest.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-29
Miss Hines Is
HOnOred At
Surprise Shower

Mrs. j. H. Cutchin and Mrs.
M. c. Maddrey entertained as
joint hostesses, at the home of
Mrs. Cutchin Friday morning at
an informal hour, with a surprise
shower for bride elect Miss Lib
Price Hines.
The Cutchin home was decora-
ted throughout with the wedding
motif of white. On the mantle
was a huge arrangement of
white carnations and chrysanthe-
mems and green foliage and
flanked by three-tiered brass
candelabra bearing white and
green candles.
From the mantle white satin
streamers showered a chest on
which a miniature altar with bride
and groom was arranged.
In the dining room were lovely
arrangements of large white
chrysanthemums.
Approximately sixty guests
from Roanoke Rapids and sur
rounding vicinity were present
before the honoree's arrival was
announced.
Party sandwiches, ham biscu-
its, mints and nuts were served
with coffee, buffet style.
After refreshments, little Miss
es Carolyn Cutchin and Jane
Maddrey appeared pushing
white and green decorated car
riages on which wedding bells
were tied and filled with sur
prise gifts for the bride-elect.
The honoree opened her gifts
with the help of the assisting
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-29
Mrs. Hubert Wirtz
Is Hostess To
Her Bridge Club

Mrs. Hubert Wirtz was hostess
to her bridge club on Tuesday
evening November 23rd.
Arrangements of beautiful red
berries were used effectively
throughout the home. AS the
guests arrived little Miss Susan
Wirtz passed attractive tallies
which designated places for play
ing at the two tables placed in
the living room.
When the tallies were added at
the conclusion of the game, Miss
Bernice Kitchens held high for
the evening and Mrs. A. O.
George held second high. The
hostess presented each with a
gift. Consolation prize was given
Mrs. George Pappendick.
Delicious apple dumping a la
mode with sailed nuts and cof-
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-29

Powell was awarded the bingo
prize.
Mrs. Cuthrell remembered
Mrs. Harry Goldby of New York
City, with a gift.
A sweet course was served to
the following: Mesdames r. E.
Shervette, Jr., Robert Ivey, Leo
Madrey, w. B. Burchette, D. B.
Barnes, Henry Cuthrel, M x
Meyer, Sr., R. W. Baugham, j.
@. Hofler, Harold Burrows, Har-
ry Goldby and Miss Mabel Po-
well.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-29
Miss Tarte
Becomes Bride
OF Mr.. Vaughn

Miss Ruth Alice Tarte of
Rocky Mount and Roanoke Rap
ids became the bide of Melvin
S. Vaughn Saturday November
Goth, in Emporia, Virginia.
The brides aunt, Mrs. Betty
Stewart, the groom's sister, Miss
Helen Vaughn of Roanoke Rap
ids attended the wedding.
After the ceremony the couple
left for Raleigh and other points
for a wedding trip.
On their return they will re-
side at 3O7 Jefferson Street.
Mrs. Ellis Bond, Mrs. J. S.
Turner, Sr., Mrs. John Sledge
and Tommy Manning sp e n t
Tuesday in Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Henry Blessing, Of Red
Lion, Pa. is spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Deitz,
Gil Elm Street.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-29
Mrs. Everett Is
Hostess To
Literary Club

Scotland Neck-MrS. B. B. EV-
erett entertained the Clarksville
Literary Club at her home in the
country the past Friday after.
noon. Chrysanthemums Of var
ious hues were used throughout
the home.
Mrs. J. D. Hall, who had the
program, had the great
great French novelist, Honere de
Balzac. Using the contemporary
biography, Life of Bazac" by
Stefan Zweig, she reviewed his
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-29

Of the home was beautifully de-
corated with arrangements Of
fall flowers.
At the end Of the game, high
score was won by Mrs. R. w.
Baugham, and second high by
Mrs. ]. @. Hofler. Miss Mabel
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-29

hostesses Misses Jane Maddfoy
and Carolyn Cutchin.
Among those present were the
bride-e ect's mother, Mrs. L. D.
Hines, her grandmother Mrs. c.
E. Hines of Whitakers, the
groom's mother, Mrs. r. D.
House, Sr., and grandmother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitehead Of
Scotland Neck.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-29

fee was enjoyed at refreshment
time.
Those making up the tables
were-Miss Bernice Kitchens,
Miss Edna Wafford, Mesdames
Sam Bum. Beaman Helms, jim
my Curran, Earl Rook, A. o.
George and George Pappendick.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-29
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Cuthrell

Enfield-Mrs. Collins Cuthrell
entertained the Junior Contract
Bridge Club at her home on Fri
day evening. The lower floor
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-03
Truman In Good
 Physical Condition

KEY WEST, Fla. (P)-President Truman weighed in today at l73 pounds.
 His physician, Brig. Gen. Wal lace H. Graham disclosing the chief executive has dropped three pounds since his arrival here last Wednesday, pronounced him in excellent shape"
 Eben Ayers, assistant Presiden- tial press secretary, brought Ora hams views to neWsmen as the President neared the end of what may be his last extended vacation before the 1948 election campaign.
 In keeping with his program to cut down the pounds; MT. Truman confined his breakfast today to tea and toast.
 MT. Truman, Ayers announced, will leave Friday from the Boca Chica airport on the five-hour flight to Washington.
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-03
Winter Reigns At Nenana

NENANA, Winter is still here at Nenana. It has been all the way from thirty to forty-six below al- most every night since the llth day of February, and no chance of a change for several days yet. The ice is about thirty-four inches thick at present which is about the average thickness for this time of year.
 The tripod on the ice looms up like a barber pole-all painted red and white stripes. The wire will be strung in the near future and the clock installed later on when thaW conditions look favor able. The clock and wiring will be in charge of Fred Mueller who has handled it for several years and Knows his business.
 Ticket sales up to date 1 believe are above those of previous years and will increase as the close of the pool draws near. This years final date is April third at mid night. After that day you can hold your post mortems, wishing you had in a few tickets sooner or later than you have now.
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-03
Received SlO,OOO For Paroles

. CHICAGO, (R)-Attorney Paul Dillon says he received $10,000 for his legal services in connection with the paroles of four former Capone gangsters.
 Dillon, former campaign man ager for President Truman in St. Louis, told reporters Monday there was nothing improper" about the paroles.
 The 7O-year-old St. Louis attor- ney, who appeared before a fed eral grand jury investigating the paroles, told reporters: "I got S1O,- 900 for my legal services and nothing more" He declined 10 elaborate.
 After his appearance before the grand jury Dillon was handed a subpoena to appear March 9 in Washington before the Congress sional subcommittee investigating the paroles. When Dillon appeared before the group last fall he re- lated he helped the former hood
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-03
Loses Skirt UnnOticed

PHILADELPHIA, P)-An ush- CT reported to Lee Kline, manager of the Germantown Orpheum theater, that he found a woman's skirt under a seat after the movie house had been cleared for the night.
 Kline said yesterday he was pre- pairing to call police when he re- ceived telephone call from the owner of the skirt. It seems, the woman explained, that she had gone to the movies with her hus- band, wearing fur coat over her blouse and skirt.
 The skirt had slipped off some how and she hadn't noticed her loss until she got home.
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-03
Women Explorers To Search Jungle

LOS ANGELES (P)-A 40-year old mother and her 1lyear-old daughter were enroute by air yeS- terday for a search of lost Mayan jungles.
 Mrs. Karena Shields, explorer of ruins in southern Mexico, hopes 10 uncover archaeological finds that will prove Mayan civilization dates 1000 years earlier than the accepted dae of 1000 B.C.
 Her daugher, COrdella, accom- panied her as she left by plane Monday night for Palenque. For the last year the blonde Mrs. Shields has been professor of hu- manities at the University of Red lands. She was reared on her fath- CTS plantation at Palenque and is thoroughly familiar with the Ma van language and religious ritual.
 Mayan priests have helped her assemble some data.
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-03
McCrath News
(BY Harry Cheek)


 and meeting of the McGrath Vol unteer Fire Company, held at the McGrath Roadhouse February 2l a number of important items were taken up.
 To increase the facilities of the McGrath First Aid, which is spon- sored by the Fire Company, it was voted to purchase a portable oxy- gen unit, a surgical lamp and to provide storage for blood plasma now available. A very complete supply of drugs and medications of the most modern types are now maintained in this Set-up for use of the community and any one in the area having need of emergency treatment. Mrs. Florence Winchen R.N. is capably in charge.
 In view of the always present threat of typhoid, the Bremen, as the organization is popularly call ed, also voted to sponsor and push a typhoid vaccination program for the town.
 First Aid classes are being con- ducted by Mrs. Winchell, dealing chiefly with artificial respiration, treatment of burns and freezing
 Along with the above program 1 goes one which deals with fire control, a series of classes being called to deal with that subject.
 The Fire Company is entirely self-financed, as is the First Aid Fund. The 1943 Board of Directors include R. A. Mespelt, Al Slone, John Lind, Eugene Smith and Harry Cheek, R. A. Dolph) Mes pelt is Chief for the ensuing term, Cheek is secretary-treasurer.
 At the regular meeting of the McGrath Volunteer Fire Com pany, the members voted to spon- sor and promote the inclusion of l the name of the University of | Alaska on all Ice Pool tickets for ! this season. The idea came from member Charles R. (ChucD Pier son after considerable discussion relative to the financial distress of the institution. Members locally have pladged themselves to in clude the university on at least one ticket or the purchase outright a ticket in the university's name. It is the hope of McGrath com munity that this idea may be adopted elsewhere over the Terri tory.
 While the chances for a win for the university are, naturally, linn tied, il was thought that such a program would call attention in a new way to the need for finances for the college.
 Before undertaking this action the matter was called to the atten- ton of Dr. Chas. E. Bunnell in or der to avoid possible misunder- standing or technical obstacles. In letter to the secretary of the 1 Bremen, Dr. Bunnell expressed his appreciation for the interest and gave his approval for such ] voluntary program.
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-03

c. R. Jackson will be in Wash ington for a few days. MT. Jackson is president of the Miners and Merchants Bank at Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-03

lums get out of prison but re- ceived no fee.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-06-24
Richland Center

Miss Carolyn Matter was in Cleve-
land with a group of F. H. A. girls
from Friday morning until Monday
eve.
Mrs. J. I. Luginbuhl returned home
Monday after spending the past ten
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lu-
ginbuhl of Arlington, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Basinger and
daughters attended the birthday din
ner Sunday of the latter's mother,
Mrs. Matilda Springer of Berne, Ind.
Mrs. Jones of st. Louis, Mich, spent
Saturday with her brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. John Barnhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Luginbuhl
spent Sunday eve with Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Moser.
Mr.. George Bixler of Orrville, O.,
called Saturday at the Amos Gerber
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Shinaberry of
Lima spent Sunday eve with Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Balmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Lehman and
son Richard of Toledo spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Amstutz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Matter and
family were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cool and son
and other relatives at Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Locher and
children Nan and Tim of Lake Worth,