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Evening star., 1948-11-26
AUCTION SALES tcent. }

ERUsTERs' SALE Of valuable real estate
Of the late Lou Jones-By virtue na OF a
sssnss Arundel q County, int dased IS oetober isas
pa ssed in o cause entitled J. Howard Will
son VS.. jamie wilson Mitchess, ct al; known
house door in the City Of Annapolis mary.
land on Tuesday NoyemSer aSer. SO xo lgas ats az al
Friendship. in the Eishth Election District
Il Anne arundel County iy.ns ya O., Or Dfess ess
home, bath. running water and electricity
m food condition. % ' DaTner WIFE
dwelling N fair condition. q brink barn.
two small tobacco barns and outoulIa,ilngs
seld .od rst and the one hundred thirty
four and one-haH acre tract VIII be % solo
The on. acre tract; a essh deposit pos. of Of
90 ,s s ds be tssu5ee se ose ss sas
fou- and one-half acre tract, with respect
to each tract. the balance Of the purchase
s,v Of sae 10 be paa In css
Won ratification Of sale by the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel County: or at the
spss0a spd The Z balsnee M in SIX end twelve mouths
with Interest frsn the Sas Of sals nsn :.
stamps. Federsl and State. 70 be paid BY
any and al bids For further psrticy}hsI[s sI
fPRiHx sPPRH " " "a TowNsHENp. Jr'. 70 Aaatess,
Hox 24s. Annapolis, Maryland; WILLIAM
4 T.. MsMnIadihiMiM MHnnapoiis. iMarylsnd an N0o'e' 10
PAWNBROKERs' SALE Of cameras. type
writer's. guns. musical instruments: tele-
score binoculsss missSssSpe' pfS'ecso5' sG9 Ns y
aIssDa, sussiea arinaton e. Vs. Tuesdsy, Noyem-
Ser 50. Isss' commencing 10 am Terms
THos J. OWEN son sact,oReesss ,.Ps rs al. 1se
liable row frame dwelling known as 1898 ls5
certain deed Of trust . duly reeoroed I'm n
lana iDer records eco Vf of the District Of Columbia
thereby. the undersigned trustees VIII sell,
IS ises, DuSn' on Mcnday A the 9th day Of pseem-
Der AID l94s: at o'clock ,n,,,a 2 m, the i9t- .3t
sna ana n cOsmSis sno
Lot numbered Fourteen (14l in Square
Five snd for tht
south Nom the northwest corner OF said
slons Ee an SAID % street. ie feet inches, thence
thence north along saie alley IL feet I
Ct % and point Of besinnins. TsgetheI
alley feet wide at the rear Of said part
Of Lot numbered Fourteen u4,. and the
use Of the side alley, 3 feet wide; lying
scribed premises and extending from said
9th St to said rear alley. Said above
described property now known for assess
bered Eight Hundred and Forty-two (S42l
In Square numbered Five Hundred and
Twelve (512). Terms: Sold subject to o
prior hrst deed Of trust for 81 $50, fur
ther particulars OF which win be an
nounced at time Of sale: the purchase
A deposit of 5000 required. Convex anc-
Ing, recording, etc, ct purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with within 80 days,
erty may be advertised and resold 81
the discretion Of the trustees. WALTER
MILLER, STANLEY T. EwELL. trustee.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

G.H.W., temp, 2-3 wks., by refined, robust.
1OO% efic., mid. .-aged col: grad, Pm; kind
to children; $27 per wk.; D. c. only;
interview sun Box 11-K, Star. 27'
GIRL, colored, desires days work; neat
and dependable. AK. $500. 26'
GIRL, colored, desires domestic work every
Saturday North 1881.
GIRL, colored desires ghw, 5 days q
week: reference; live out. NO. 9076.
GIhL, colored, wants g.h.w:: experienced;
fond Of children; or 6Ia days week; REF
erence EU. S436.
HOUSEKEEPING desired, refined widow
for employed couple or. prefer motherless
home; live in; $50 wk.; no country OF
IRONER, wants pickup and take-out laun-
dry, no heavy things or shirts; city ref
erenceS. NO. 1541. ,-
whole or part time, exper. with children;
reliable AK 70SS.
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MOTOR TRAvk.

RELIABLE COUPLE or man over 80 to
drive new car to Ark. gas allowance. LU.
LEAVING FOR 8. CALIFORNIA via Kan
sas City Sunday 2Sth Packard '4S station
sedan; companion for trip. Box 4s9-H, ,
LEAVING FOR DAYToNA, BEACH. FLA,
10 am Monday, Nov. %; have room for
4 adults. ladies or gentlemen. Call Mr.
FOX, TR. 97l6. to pm. Fri, Sat. Sun.
DRIVING NEW DE SOTO to California
Ready to leave; room for or 8. OR.
A~Q1
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

SALESPEOPLE for ready-to-wear, lingerie;
time or Saturdays only; experienced; 2O%
discount on purchases and other employe
benefits. Apply personnel ONCE, 9th hoor;
TAILOR AND sEAMSTRESS. experienced
in mems and women's clothing Apply
G20f King St. Alexandria, Alex. 1888.
WHITE COUPLE, with farming BACKGROUND
for employment nr. Rockville, Md. Wife
fof household duties, husband for outside
work; good salary with liv quarters in
main house. Refs. required. Rockville
1859, ewes, sats. and Suns; RE. 1866,
EESssPsaeRsyyENcEp EssseRsyyEi MAN AND WIFE to man
age active motor court and restaurant.
Apply in person, SPRING LAKE MOTOR
COURT. 3 miles south Of Triangle, Viz
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HELP MEN:;

SALESMAN. LIFE INSURANCE--If you are
. COLLEGE man who wants a better sales ss
outlining your experience. II accepted,
ss5o per month Gr more
SERVICE STATION ASST MANAGER, must
be reliable and industrious; rel. reaai.eoi
Sec iso Ms eh BarTen xefaD nansser, s9Noco sERy
IGE sEkyF STAF19h 9sATS via sVe ra SSs Whit.
exper. with, D: C. drivers permit. =, lol
sHfPfkR for wholesale Or dry elssn.nr plant;
PaH BEEF s'o METaE iEia st. sAsfrRENrrcE-Ez-ssrv,
iceman, who would like to learn the sheet
%sfAL %fssl 0es1efs WpRk sos as''s cedar st. NV 81
sRposRH'fseA sRRpoR sAfssmAN, shssm full time, permanent;
st'sss. & ssoSe. eGssSsex eeSossx SHOE sroRE az
s ssiKKovEL OPERATOR. experienced, NV.
sToCKMAN-szO week, paid vacations.
Xmas bonus. Apply in person. s11i n n st.
hrvgfESs Ss 7fBS ai'ssiGs RsaHGss s5s'; CO.. ~'aSs
9iSG 9TiESIGEPHoNE sALEsMEN-Fun or part
time: new and renewal orders. Call FIR
wstAlssEHousE and delivery man: for large
MALcSEy,s. inc. sise deorsia ave
YOU, Yogsd s'5'1ix MAN white, for stock CLERK in
tions. LATTs TIE BAR, 91o 14th 81: aa NV.
MAN to ss single aa ,ssrs fer sua
SoGSe MAN va 81; sse ,i asa5as draft
n ps4son no eSRsUtshESss
ICE, 1927 r ave. aaaS Mt Rainier Ma wIS vitS
dfvess H9WNG ssnse MnS as s0srsS delveFs eTsf
STAR BUiLpING. Iith and Penna,. Rsom RsS
FIRM engaged in widespread manufac.
accountant. preferably with experience , u 4
aHneS armed forces. Applicant should have
supervisory or executive background ana
must be qualified to take full charge od oi
lob of approximately one year durauon;
Position considered temporary for tna.
period, but for risht man may ieaa sna ~ ~
dividual. with living ALLOWANCE addeo'
JOG viii require yng egtSt at ~ Two eseh nfa yns
Quarters for family probably available II
required ,Travel between two sites VII VII
be necessary at intervals tnr14snoSSs S ,oo n
plicant. Include employment record. past
and present salaries and references: Ap-
plication will be held in. strict confidence.
and employers and references VIII ILL, not be be
plicant Pox 3S3-H Star. IN
FALLS CHURCH-Lumber yard and ware
house stock men: all year-round JOB al
good pay: white or colored. CAL Mr.
iMMEbIA1E = oPENiNG for district man;
aser of old-established. firm in field OF
horticulture: permanent and local: Io
hire and train men, making pleasant con.
facts among home owners. farmers and
small land owners in semiprofessional ca
| pacity: car necessary; age 80 to 45; sue
cessful sales managerial background help
| full Proven training program and excel
lent compensation discussed at interview
Write TELFORD, Box 202. Newark, New
CURTIs CIRCULATION - Company has
an opening for one man, with car pre-
ferred but not necessary, as organization
Representative in nearby Wa ashington. This
| type of work is most unusual and pleasant.
All your calls are sponsored by local
with hish earnings If you can work 5la
days per week, hours per day. Phone
| B. NJ. BRADLEY. co. 67l2 for appointment
s7s WEEK TO MEN who can sell; must
have car, no canvassing. Apply T24 9Th
a Victor Bldg ROom 8oh -oH
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ENGINEER
statesmen

2 high-grade men to make the final change.
An old financial organization. nationally
known and of proven stability and char,
acter. is looking for 2 men for special
We want men between % and 40 years.
married and with child, or more. men
their present channel is too limited in
future possibilities. To, the men who
qualify. truly remarkable opportunity is
self ftted for such position. write at
once. giving full details. Address Box
157-C, Star
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED : Modern
training in. all subjects; day. might and
MAsELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 1870 n z
ave NE. 777s. Established 1918.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
consciousness; private tutor. Nj. 2660.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont.

UPHOLSTERING AND sT.if 6OVERs-Eoi
prices csil ACADEMY uPHoLsTERiNG
Sqs 24ss 14tb l!ns ss. Gn.Ey.nfNo. nE NO. o Ss7S >,
8 IT. wide and IT.. long. Have your blinds
thoroughly rs sleansd dM sy Sgr modeEn DER machine
WATkRPR0oF ANYTHiNG, cellars, walls. walls.
chimneys roofs: free estimates. expert
WafEEkPRooFfNG WWaIfEEkIPSRoo TfSe cELIARss wallis. Toofs;
you pay after prove it by doing it; IPC
method WADDELL, TR 1879
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INSTRUCTION COURSES tcont.)

PIX OPERATING u Q pleasant, interesting
vocation for women: age no handicap
We train you In a week Or two. 221 Bond
sdf aSfbkhs to4 44k4sG a H sSs in ST. Se.a;y aS7s Culture, ~
subjects taught Approved BY Government
fo5 81 training. WAR-NYHN BEAUTY
LEARN 70 DRIVE in washington's Oldest,
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 1948 model cars,
patented dual controls; permits secured
b C. Nd. va EASY METHOD, NO l7a4
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Place Sunday Classified
Ads EurIy!

Classified ad customers who have
not already placed their ads for
The Sunday Star are urged to
call them IN this evening or
early tomorrow morning. This
will eliminate the last-riiinute
rush to place ads and will assure
every one prompt and efficient
service. Your cooperation will
be appreciated.
Telephone Service From 8 AM.
Sterling 5000
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Group Health Association

OF washington, D. c.. is opening a dental
health center in conjunetion with 1t. Its
being recruited in the following cata-
gories; dentists, full or part time: hysien-
ists, dental assistants. For further infor-
nation call M. L. DOLLAR. executive dI-
rector. ST 1920. -29
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SALESWOMEN
Gro1In Health Association

OF Washington, D. c., is opening . dental
health center in conjunction with its med
lcal services. Stan members are now
being recruited in the following catagorles:
Dentists. 1ull or part time; nyslenis s.
i,entat ass .stan'-. For further information
call n; L. DOLLAR, executive DIRECTOR
Evening star., 1948-11-26
HELP WoMEN (cort. J .


1a laIIs and S o sry.9 h
children in class. state age. religious AZ
Citations and experience. Box 4S2,G,
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. PIX, expert.
enced, excellent salary and working condi.:
SoGsa MSs e saop 1915 st.
HFr'sT Was jRps RsfEsR ssso SssE r5 Co. ARR
ss s ns 1s h9',i1sn sna T ss be y cs5
zspy "ss5 Y s5ea5
1,S T,SPIsTG; IS e. under ,;1 Is; good opport. for se-
fnnfr fapd Ss S sDp' hsse Ex 54o "k
TYPIsT-Exceptiona opportunity in one
of city; eity.s finest furniture stores; 5,day'
opportunity Tor adv advaneement. % 'I Apply In
person to Mr.. Edwards, VIM Z. MILLER
FURNITURE CO.. sth and Pa. ave, Sc.
WAITRESS, experienced. full and part
1s W.inyr T;y rss sstwesa p,. II and $40. >.
KsAasS9aySs sse aRd st. Hold.yi hW
MATTRESSES. NTH experienced, s.py4 3yss ,2GI
EEsTauRAN fn'e so4 ASPy Ssh St. Sw BAY
WOMAN, white. for window. dressing;
pleasant work ana gcod starting salary
Apply 1gply = pmanager. a. F. W. WooLWoRTH 60 Co.
WOMAN, young, for general ONCE work;
must have knowledge Of typing and some
bookkeeping experience. BRAY & SCARFF,
1913 18th st. NV 90
WOMAN. white, who works part time.
wanted to clean and care for small room
ing house. in exchange for a room plus a
small monthly, wage. Call TU. 3470.
YOUNG LADY for mailing department;
typing desirable; opportunity for advance
ment; 5-day week; salary, S145 month.
Warner Bldg. NE: 016O.
WANTED DEPENDABLE middle-age, white
woman of good appearance for work IN
restaurant out of town: room in same
building: good proposition for right party.
ALERT TELEPHoNE RECEPTloNIsT un-
der 35 years, 40-hour week; typist pre-
ferred. Call Ex. 5634 from $3.50 am. to
FREE ROOM WITH BATH to settled white
lady in return for sitting nights and TAX
ing complete care Of :. small children over
week ends WI S3do pr
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AUTO MECHANICS

AUTO MECHANICS
Washingtons oldest Chevrolet dealer has
openings for several experienced mechan-
les: top earnings fol, good men; plenty OF
work: excellent working con6itons: con-
venient downtown location; 5la-day week
See Mr.. Lusby.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR co.
LOO Conn Ave W
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

GfVf ~ "BbNb SS~VbS6Ss
DOMESTIC.
PLoYMENT AGENCY: work BY day. week
or Sr mSnth e IT. Pp 4sls - aso o,a am 26.
or part time; also day workers; Call
SERVICE 1853 Wallach pl. NV.
PIX OPR.-TYPIST, $175
Monitor BIRD. typist, $780, Typists, expr.,
to 500 wk. See Miss Evans at once
BOYD, 700 18th. MA. 2340
SECRETARIES, $1,000
Assoc. secretary. personality. $500.
section. 1925. Stenog. .-bookkpr., start
$500. Secy. publication, mature person,
$50. Secy., NE. engineer, $50 wk
Secy:. little booking. 5000. Many others
hourly. See Miss Young at once. (Est. liz
yrsD Welcome.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 @ ST. NV. MA 2l16
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SALESLADIES

SALESLADlES
Handbag glove, billfold, gift. cosmetic and
jewelry depts; full time or part time until
Christmas.
BECKER'S
1914 p st NV -26
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exper., sell new and
Frazers; high trsde-in
commission 20 hrs.
Free pickup and deltv-
;. Martin, FRIENDSHIP
7320-30 Wis. ave"
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ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER

For Washingtons finest Independent mar
ket and liquor shop; must be thoroughly
experienced and capcble; permanent posi-
tion: excellent salary and fine opportunity
for advancement. Phone DE. 1868. MRS
SHANKS fn interNieM. -2S
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PORTER. needed at once; must be sober
steady and reliable. See Mr.. Friel. FRANK
SMALL, Jr.. INC, 215 Pa. ave. Sc, SR
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CLERK K-TYPIST

For retail LIQUOR store. 2l years or older;
5-day Wk., 10 an. to $50 pm. daily;
sslary. $40 wk. Apply in person, 2442
18TH st. NV, 10 am. to q pm. -27
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-03
the IheOCrat

is greatly improved. Mrs. Will
bur G.. Bennewate, who was
spending the winter at Fort
Lauderdale, Florida, was also
notified of the serious condi-
ton of her mother-in-law, and
left by auto Immediately for
Zion. She was accompanied by
Mr.. VIM. Shelton, whose wife,
Mrs. Esther Bennewate-Shel-
ton, had come north earlier
to be with her mother during
her illness.
On Friday forenoon, Oscar
received a telegram advising
him of his brother Wilbur's
death; and another telegram
was also received addressed
to Mrs. Wilbur Bennewate
containing the information of
her husbands passing. mas
much as the family did not
know Mrs. Gertrude Benne-
Yates plans, a telephone con-
nection was made with friends
in Florida which revealed that
she had left on Thursday by
auto for Zion; hence she was
not advised of her husbands
death until her arrival here.
Mrs. Bennewate and Mr.. Shell
ton arrived in Zion late Satur-
day afternoon.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Cellar were IN
church Sunday with Mrs. s.
Williams. They have just re-
turned from Lakeland, Flori-
da, and are enroute to their
home in Wisconsin.
Mrs. McClennen will be 88
years young on March LIST.
Mrs. Eric Bright's birthday is
also on March LIST, as we'll as
Eddie Hammerslag's and Bob
by McCulloch's.
From the Folks at Home.
Mrs. Arthur A. Wright,
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-03
w. c.. BENNEWATE
PASSES AWAY

Wilbur Glenn Bennewate of
2728 Enoch Avenue, passed
away last Friday morning af-
ter an illness of many years.
Wilbur was in his 48th year,
having been born February 8,
1900. During her husbands ill
ness, Mrs. Bennewate has car
ried on the business of the
North Shore Furniture Co. in
Waukegan.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-03
ALFRED WOLFF TO
PRESENT FRENCH MOSAIC
TO ZION LYCEUM
AUDIENCE
CONTINUED from Page II

CONTINUED from Page II
ing color motion pictures of
the country. He has an out
standing reputation as a pho
tographer and presents a PEN
etrating study of postwar
France. It has been said that
seeing Mr.. VOLTS pictures
and hearing his lecture do
much to bring a better UNDER
standing of French customs
and manners to the American
public.
Tickets are available at the
box office of Zion Auditorium.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-03

group from the rural Y.F.C. to
add testimonies of praise.
Miss Lois Rockefeller will
tell missionary stories at the
Children's Downtown Bible
program Saturday at $3.50.
On Sunday evening at $3.50,
there will be the first of City
Singspirations at Zion Audi
forum. All are welcome.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-03
MRS. VIM. BENNEWATE
IMPROVING

Oscar Bennewate of Glen
dale, California, arrived in
Zion last Thursday afternoon,
having been called here be-
cause of the serious illness of
his mother, Mrs. VIM. Benne-
waite. The arrival of Oscar at
his mothers bedside seemed
to have a beneficial effect on
Mrs. Bennewate, so that she
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-03
VISITING YOUNG PEOPLE
TO BE AT YOUTH FOR
CHRIST

A prominent young peoples
leader, Rev. Robert Bodin is
the Saturday night speaker,
March 9Th, in Youth for
Christ's Downtown Hall at
1880.
He is pastor of the friendly
Mission Covenant Church in
Wlnnetka and is Evanston
High Schools Hi-C Club coun-
sellor. In 1915 he graduated
from Bob Jones College and
IN l947 from North Park Theo-
logical Seminary of Chicago.
North Shore young people
are coming also, to add their
testimonies and present the
music with Paul Harper, a
swell trumpeter.
Virgil Shuster is bringing a
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-03
1913
RED CROSS CAMPAIGN

Continued from page -
diction which includes the
north part of Lake County,
Warren, Avon, Lake Villa,
Newport, Antioch and Zion
Benton Townships.
The service that has the
largest amount of funds ear
marked for the year is the
Home Service program.
through the Home Service De-
partment the servicemen and
their families as we'll as vet
Grams and their families are
given assistance in their claim
service, family problems and
financial assistance. During
the past year the Chapter
handled a total of 1919 fami-
lies of which $5,146.46 was
given in financial assistance.
Of that amount 1874 families
were given financial assist
ance in Zion and approx
mately $500 was made in loans
and grants. There have been
40 veterans who have given
power of attorney to the Am
erican Red Cross and approx
mately that number have
claims that have been complet-
ed for them through your local
chapter. There have been more
than 100 other contacts in re-
lation to veterans problems
that have been given help by
the Home Service department
of the chapter in Zion.
The general chairman of the
Zion-Benton area is H. w.
Pearce, principal of Zion-Ben-
ton Township High School.
John Paul is the chairman for
Marshall Field and Co., AL
Pfeiffer will serve in like
capacity throughout the Zion
Industries, Miss A. Geo-Karis
will be responsible for the re-
tail business in Zion, R. L.
Newenham, superintendent of
Zion Elementary Schools, An
thony Pleviak, principal of
Winthrop Harbor school and
Bert Williams, Supt. of Beach
Park Consolidated school dis
trict, will coordinate the eff
forts of the schools with these
in the community at large. The
Zion Bank will serve as a de-
pository for all funds collect
ed.
'"The work of the Red Cross
is a service that stands ready
and willing at all times to help
in times of distress. The CO.
operation of every person is
necessary to make this drive a
success. Give generously" urg-
ed Mr. Pearce
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-03
TO OUR FOLKS ABROAD
Dear Folks!
Peace be unto you!

DuC pOIl0CC lONc CdoCCCll Ouo
fear: because fear hath tor
ment. He that feareth, is not
made perfect in love.
i John 4 :18
We spent last Saturday and
Sunday in ST. Petersburg,
Florida, visiting with Deacon
and Mrs. Friedrich Hill and
daughter, Mary Maybee. At
ter lovely supper, little Lin
da Hill, age 3, entertained us
with her songs. We had wor-
ship before we left as we had
promised Mrs. Edna Fink that
we would spend the weekend
with her. We found her wait
ing on the porch and sat and
visited in the evening air and
then retired.
On Sunday morning we
walked to church with Mr..
and Mrs. Hill. 1t was a very
good service.
In the afternoon Edna point
ed out places of interest. Later
we came back to the house
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pratt
called also Mary Maybee and
Linda Hill. They had been to
see Mr.. and Mrs. James Pratt's
new daughter, Susan Kay, who
is six weeks old. Grandma and
Grandpa are very proud of
her.
After worship Monday morn
ing, we thanked Edna for her
hospitality and said goodbye.
She picked a yellow rose from
her garden for me. Monday
night we stayed in Blounston,
Florida, and Tuesday, Gulf
port, Mississippi. We enjoyed
the white sand on the beach
it was beautiful sight. AL
though I have crossed the At
lantic seven times, it is the first
time we have gone to Florida
and it is all very new. We shall
never forget the kindness
shown to us by our friends.
We are beginning to feel
that it will be nice to be home
again, and thank God for His
protecting care all along the
way, over the 5,137 miles of
our trip to Florida and back.
We arrived home February 27,
at 11:15, having travelled $40
miles that day. We were all
tired and ready for bed. We
found everything in good or
der through Arthur's and
Edith's thoughtfulness.
When we left Gertrude Ben
newate's home in Florida we
did not know we would see her
so soon again. Her husband,
Wilbur, passed away on Feb
ruary 9th. The funeral will
be held March End. Our SYM
pathy goes out to Gertrude and
her family, also Mother Ben
newate and other members of
the family. Earth has no
sorrow that Heaven cannot
heal -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Detienne
are grandparents for the first
time. Their daughter, Marian
Fate, is the mother of a boy
born February 21st, at Rock
ford, Illinois. Marian and Will
bur have named their little
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-22
OHIO CRACKS DOWN
ON TAX VIOLATIONS

In an effort to make sure all
sales tax due the state is collected
the Ohio Tax Commission has
launched a campaign to nab Vio-
lators of the law.
Warning that business men
should check their sales tax
collections closely is contained in
a letter received recently by
William II. Snodgrass, secretary
of the Marysville Business Mems
Association, from George V.
Sheridan, executive director of
the Ohio State Council of Retail
Merchants.
In his Iettcr, Mr. Sheridan
points out agents since Qast
November) have brought action
against 80 separate vendors and
secured convictions in all but IA
Fines ranged up to 500 and costs
but the fines were negligible in
comparison to the damage tc
store prestige.
Last weeks new developments
in the Chandler campaign show
even more clearly that the Com
missioner means business. He cit
ed the operators of l39 additional
retail establishments to show
cause Why their retail license
should not be revoked for failure
to observe tn e stamp require