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SPACIOUS 3-BEDROOM
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

FURNITURE yAN-Two expert movers: So
hour; every piece guaranteed against dam
age. -ANACosT1A MOVERS. AK. 6446.
S3:75 minimlm; any time, DAYS, eyes,
SAFETY STORAGE a. TRANSFER CO.
Individual compartments as low as So per
month. Moving local and long distance
For immediate service call Sterling 1892
or TIE. 51sS; Sun. and ewes. TIE 1925
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in separats
rooms; expert packing Phone NO nI 04
UNION STORAGE CO. INC. est 1908
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
service; furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage. At. 9759 or FP 03S6
HOUSEHOLD MOVING between Washing
ton, D. c; and Eastern. Southern or Miedle
West States, For free estimate. phone ST
3595; nights and holidays. phone Bruins
wick. Md. 2766 and reverse charges
MOVING, careful handling by experienced
veterans: reasonable rates, free estimates
MR.. GARRETT OW. 1851 i
reasonable rates. efficient service. No Job
too large or too small. GLOVER, RE. $3.50.
EDELMAN MOVING & STORAGE Co
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. 1887: after Z pm, GE. 1418.
MOVING BY VET, exper help; every
piece wrapped and insured reas rates.
Call any time, MR.. COOK. Gil. 5l37 .
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HOUSES UhEuRhIsHEp.

UNFURN; or partly furn.. newly deco
Wits within niles doWntown sn'eS wash as st0aha also
numerous outbuildings which could be
used in pursuit Of hobby or to increase
breedns ETC s6o per monS Addfess
P. o. Box 1865 North Station. Arl., Va.
4-RooM BUNGALOW; cow. transp'. in
Falls Church; will rent at once. FA 1890
after 4 pm. 30
ANNANDALE. vA-Unfurn. 6-rm. new
Cape Cod brick BUNGALOW: Sl27 so per mo-;
so0ut s60 mi los cut Columbia pike from Penta-
ATTRacTIvH s-RM. BRICK det. house:
bedrms.. full bsmt. with Bendix. oil
downtown D. G; '?S sla5 mo e151S0n oW 7a45, sha
GRIN. BRICK, . baths. auto. heat. elee.
sit; near r stoEes' res bus school, Sligo Park
cHARMiiSG GIoRGETowN HOUSE. s1ao:
roof terrace. patio. for rent to some one
500. CO. a073. 20.
PROFESSIONAL UsE-Ga. ave. and Van
Bqren st. n.w-67rm.; semidet, brick home,
hes Noy KAY 5sdns RHAIS rS bah ed aS INn
wis, AyE;-Lv rm,, din. rm., large kit.
sun deck bedrms. bath, 2-car garage. oil
Commercial zonins iNEz cUsHARD, D. Di' /
: ~ or WI. 0Sb,. ~
260I 18th ST. NE, cor. of 10Th and R. J.
-Semibune allow, 4 bedrooms oil heat,
sun parlor; Sl@5 mo. %
SILVER SPRING AREA-Love,y Groom
brick, u baths: l year old attractive
features; refs; Sl40 mo. WI 6036 -22
COLESNILLE. MD.-A comfortable 6-room
and bath asbestos Shingle house coal heat,
chicken houses, transportation at door.
churches, school and stores convenient;
immediate possession; rent. $50 E S.
PRICE & CO., 1901 Ga. ave. PL. 1881,
BETHESDA-NEW HOME
2-story brick. oil heat, rms. bath;
WI. 664a, ALLIED REALTY CORP, 800
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FURNISHED HOUSE, 10 miles from Wash
S75 per mo. MRS. MARTIN, 1417 Rhode
SILVER SPRING. MD.-stone BUNGALOW.
lovely section of Silver Spring: 3 bedrms
liv. rm... dining rm..- kit. and bath, nicely
tqrn' 1l Oh heat; S1S5. go Highland dr..
NEW 3-BEDM., 2.STORY BRICK. heated
Oct. "a to Noy: %, $3.50 Out Conn ave to
k9e6nsingtopn1: 96S on Nd left on Prospect St. to
OFF CONN. .AyE-3 bedrooms, living rm.
dining rm.. kitchen. bath, maids. rm. and
adults only; lease; Nov ! occupancy; $3.50
without utilities. Box 4S0-A. Star.
NICELY FURN. GRIN. BUNGALOW, 5347
et. Barnabas I'd. Sc, Nd Spruce 01ls-J.
WILL SHARE clean 6-rm. bungalow; all
privileges; $50 per mo-; Silver Spring
LARGE BUNGALOW, nicely furnished: for
9 mos; at S225; immediate possession.
Call IA. 1710. -22
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ARLINGTON-Couple to share house with
another couple, will care for child if de-
sired 1897 S. Four Mile Run drive. -2l
3 GIRLS. looking for congenial 4th, to
share house; $40 per mo. GE 4062 -23
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CO. APIS. FOR SALE

TWO 1-BEDRM. APTS. overlooking beauti-
full Sligo Greek: one for sale and one rent.
See resident manager, bet. . and pm.
at $500 Manchester I'd, Silver Spring.
Md 81 T1O4 81
ALL ROOMS FACING broad avenue in
downtown NV: apartment of living room
dining room. bedroom. kitchen. ba h and
large closets: with beautiful parouet foor-
ing. remarkably fine windows. tasteful new
decoration. Call Mrs. Merrill a. night or
Sunday at CO 5165 other times here.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st. NV,
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

CHARMING GEORGETOWN HOUSE; $50.
roof terrace patio: for rent to Someone
locating: or = bedrm. apt $65-S1OO
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
"ROCK CREEK HILLS"
ROIIINGWOOD

White brick Colonial of 3 bedrms.. 21a
baths, plus maids room and bath with a
excelled in the locality. This excellent
property owned by Naval oficer who has
Been transferred For appointment call
Mrs. Bobrink, MI. 1880; evenings. CHI.
l047. D. A. HANES CO., INC, 1900 goth
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

NEW MODERN TRAILER-would ike to
exchange for apartment till May. Box
421-B. Star
ExCHANGE, 4 rooms q bedroom, furn
apt. in Alex. Va. for 2-bedroom unfur-
nished APT. or house in ne. WASHINGTON
OV n1Qo after o m
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ROLLINGWOOD

A lovely stone and white brick Normandy
dream house in Chevy Chase. You enter
the centet hall, which opens into all rms.
To the right is spacious living room with
fireplace and patio in rear: to left Is the
dining room: to the rear is powder
room and kitchen opening to built-in
garage Upstairs are 4 big bedrooms and
windows and rafter insulation. The base
ment has a maids room: bath and stor-
struetion details that ny YOU " would want
If you built yourself Owner transferred
and must sell Immediately. For an excel
THE KAHN COMPANY
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ELLICOTT ST, NV

Unforeseen circumstances necessitate i'm
mediate sale Of this imposing corner home.
man seeking privacy, quiet atmosphere
and yet wishes to be conveniently situated
The property is Just of Conn. ave. You
gay colorful decora tions and sense of
spacious comfort. 1st floor. living room,
library, dining room. cocktail lounge,
proportioned bedrooms (ali will take twin
bedsl. 2 tile baths; gh-ceilineed attic
offers ample space for 2 or 3 additional
rooms; maids room and bath; 2-car, ga
unfurnished. Call Mr.. Condit (evenings
OR. 212D.. THOS. J. FISHER g. CO.. INC,
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FOREST HILLS

On most exclusive street in this highly
developed area of fine homes. veritable
mating; priced remarkably low for quick
sale. Sincerely interested parties will be
shown this home by appt Call MI
GEPRFR AZ 7S99n7' "i'h AIo oM
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CHEVY CHASE

Rock Creek Park-We have custom-built
this modern home for one who is not in
ness; complete except for decoration op-
tional with purchaser. Featuring. true
center-hall plan; lst-foor bedrm; and com
plete bath, liv. rm.. din. rm., ultramodern
kit, screened-in in back porch, side sun porch;
up are 2 very large bedrms. and bath.
excellent closet and storage space: attached
garage individual recreation room with
fireplace; full basement: so IT. wide lot
EDW: J. MCCORMICK g. CO., ST 1859,
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

ave, u blk. west of the circle and all its
conveniences. This well-built home offers
the peace and quiet of a suburban COM
schools, churches stores and direct bus
lines. 1st a has spacious center entrance
hall. lge, living rm.. dining rm.. large
bright kitchen. breakfast room and
Screened porch; 2nd a., 4 excellent bedrms
and baths. stairs to storage attic; oil
h.-w. h.. 2-car garage: nice, level lot Price,
S27 900. To inspect, call JAMES e
SCHWAB. OR $500. After . pm. call
or WN 1AOS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwest
DAVENPORT ST NV

DAVENPORT ST. INV.
Just west Of Conn. ave-Lovely det. white
brick; spacious rms, 3 twin-sized bed
rms. powder rm.. 2 tiled baths, den,
porch, det. garage; should be seen! ST.
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Bedroom and Full Bath
5000 CEDAR PARKWAY
Perfection in Location

Surrounded by Spring Valley. Kent. Wes-
ley Heights and Briarcliff-Beautiful Co.
lonial on imposing corner lot, built in
i947 by Frank s. Phillips, 3 very large
bedrooms study and powder rooms on
1st floor: servants room and bath: beau
tiful cedar,paneled clubroom with bar and
fireplace; 2-car built-in garage screened
porch, 1sx22 Call TW. O1O4, with FRANK
s PHILLIPS NJ ld1j
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BARGAIN! BARGAIN!

Colored-N.W.. near GEORGIA and New
Hampshire ave-: complete apis. with
income Of So. 800 per yr. refrigerator and
stoves throughout or 8 bedrms, IA baths
Q lge. porches. lge. liv rm., din. rnl., kit.
ssrage, hardwood floors: natural trim;
must see to appreciate: don't miss. Call
now. ST. 1928. PHILLIPS b CO. 30
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CHEVY CHASE GARDENS

Very attractive detached red brick home, in
excellent neighborhood; 1st floor contains
kitchen. screened porch; end floor con-
sists of 3 good sized rooms and tile bath:
full basement with lavatory, outside en-
trance. oil heat. attached garage; covered
barbecue pit in rear yard; reasonably
priced ST., 800. Terms can be arranged
II desired. Call Mr.. Jackson. Ma. $500;
ewes. WI. 1888.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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JOYOUS LIVING

Beautiful wooded section. This center
entrance brick Colonial is located in one
of Bethesda's best residential areas; 6
generous size rooms, lst-foor lavatory,
tached garage, fenced rear yard Seeing
is believing Call us for an appointment.
Price. S20.700. ROBERT B. HALL CO.,
WI $3.50 90
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EDGEMOOR

This home is located in a very conv. loca-
tion for shopping, schools and transp.;
bedrms., 2 baths; oil h.-wh.; det. garage:
well-planted lot. Very reas priced at
S21 900. To inspect call Wo. $500 It'll 8
pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

Todays best buy. $500 3lst pl NV. You
must see these homes to be convinced
New detached true center hall. living room,
large dining room. modern kitchen. powder
room. large screened porch; 3 large bed
rooms. . baths. finished attic; attached
garage. large wooded lot; trades considered
Inspection by appointment any time. To
reach: Out Conn. ave. right on Nebraska
ave. to Utah ave, then left to 31st pl.
and right to exhibit home. D. S. BIRON,
2 A
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CLEVELAND PARK

Most attractive detached Dutch Colonial,
center hall; lavatory. on 1st floor: 3 bed
lot; garage. The price Of $1795O war
rants immediate inspection.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
This brick and stone house Of prewar
construction; in excellent condition; truly
bedrooms and complete baths. screened
porch overlooking beautiful wooded area.
Stairway to fioored attic. Maids room
and bath in basement. Gas h.-w.h.
Attached garage. Wonderful location for
children. Priced at S23 800. Prompt In
Is adySsd To inspect the above
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
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MICHIGAN PARK
BURR & YOUNG
DE 1add

NORTH OF WOODBRIDGE
Attrac., English stone bungalow. prewar
picture window balcony, din. rm., modern
equipped kit, lovely bedrms., 2la baths,
rec rm.. Oct. stone garage, oil heat; large
priced for immediate sale Call GE
221O till 9 pm, BRIGHTWOOD REALTY
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Ia l4th st. NV. O1. 1916.
CONNECTICUT AVE. VICINITY
Just of upper Conn. ave, adjoining the
Forest Hill section, is located this very
lovely modern brick home, which is in
perfect cond.;, features are living, dining
with breakfast nook on hrst floor; 4
bedrms.. "a baths on second floor: garage,
oil heat. etc; priced less than any. COM
parable house in this area for immed. sale.
For complete details call till pm.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K Street NV, Realtors, Elk. 1911.
CRESTWOOD
In this fine restricted home community
there is one Of Crestwood,s tinest large
raced, grand garden. This complete home
has full baths; 21a baths, servants quar-
ters, and large garage. Complete electric
kitchen, large recreation room, g bedrms.
A. LANE CRICHER
Real Estate Broker. DI. 6579 or OR. 29Oa.
CRESTWOOD
Built by master builder for his own home
this lovely residence offers all that is best
in modern home planning and construc-
wide; it is detached and of brick construc-
tion, with a large center entrance hallway;
rooms, including den and lavatory on 1st
floor; 3 bedrooms and baths on 2nd A..
most mos beautiful recreation rooms in WASH:
ington: Gear brick garage. This home
cannot be adequstely described, but II you
are looking for a home of which YOU can
be proyd srssnss to inspect It this week
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1906 II at. NV. MA. 2345.
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BETHESDA-NEW HOME

2-Story brick. oil heat. t rms. bath;
WI. 664a, ALLIED REALTY CORP. 500
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------15-rf 7TIVV III
Mr.. PINEHURST CIRCLE
Mod; det Colonial brick home in excel,
cond., with ~ baths and den; lst floor
mas reception hall. lge., liv. rm. with fire.
place, din. I'm. with bay window mod
kit, den and powder rm: 2nd floor. 3
nice bedrms and . tiled baths; recreation
, rm; lge lot: built,in garage; slate roof;
quick poss: Owner leaving country.
w. B. WRIGHT
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CLEVELAND PARK
Most attractive detached Dutch Colonial.
csnter csnr hall hall layatory on lst floor, 3 bed i
lovely level lot. The price of Sl7,5O0.
Warrants immediate inspection. Call Mr..
Manson, EN-. 1929.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
This brick and stone house of prewar
construction. in excellent condition truly
is an outstanding value; 3 good sized bed
rooms and complete baths, screened
stairway to fioored attic, maid seroom and
bath in basement, gas h.-w.h. attached
garage. Wonderful location for children.
Priced at S23,5OO. Prompt inspection is
advised To inspect the above properties,
call Mr. Manson, EN-. 1929.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st NV DI 334R
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THE BROADMOOR
EDMUND J. FLYNN
CONNECTICUT COURTS

tAuthority on cooperative plan since
1920, responsible for most of Wash S CO.
operative apt. developments), WASHINGTON
Bldg, THE BROADMOOR -22
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY. ocIQRER
HOUSES FOR sAuE-ho,.h...,.

S79.50 per mo. total payments; practically
new semidet. home located near Greenway
Apis; full bsmt gas heat: Call RE. 1888
III pm. GOLDSTEN BROS. 90
MICHIGAN PARK, ID. C.-Several beauti-
ful Colonial-type semidet. brick homes.
exceptional values. low prices. Easy terms.
!hese are bargains. MR.. HOLMEAD, DU.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-kerthwest
American University Park

american university ParK
43rd and Brandywine n.w.-This 6-rm.
semidet. brick home with oil heat. large
lot can be bought at the right price with
large rear porches. convenient location.
$14,950. Call Mr.. Moser, IA. 1881 with
KAY REALTY CO., INC. =
ksnR Co ave NM pa oonn 90
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SHEPHERD PARK-Det. brick, vacant, .
ba l,; shs, ioi! oil heat. u i' good con cond. Terms
Briehtwood- firm. ,det. brick, bedrm
2nd f.: recr. rm. and "a bath in bsmt,
newly decorated, oil heat; ~
picture window and firepl., lot 100x165
with beautiful shrubbery and bulbs. A
good buy.
garage. oil heat. A good buy.
3-apt. brick, nice yd.. garage, gas heat;
income over 5000 per mo plus owners apt.
TODAY'S REALTY. Call Clara Lee, EN-.
0947 or Don Blair, RA. 8296. "a
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REV. LUDDEN CALLED AWAY

A motion-picture camera has
been developed which can take
II, 000, 600 frames a second. Six
teen frames is normal.
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There were twelve guests and
Mrs. SWindle and Mrs. Gotham
were each presented with a gift
from the club.
Lunch was served by the hos
teSseS, Mrs. Gladys Rhinehart
and Mrs. Edna Bell.
Bridal Shower
Mrs. John Bennett entertain
ed at a bridal shower honoring
Miss Margaret Gable on Satur-
day afternoon at the Gable
home.
Invited guests were Mrs. A.
G. Sweeney, Mrs. w. r. Klies.
Mrs. E. E. Weinberg, Mrs. J. T.
Svaren, Mrs. Bert Salveson,
Mrs. Roy Jones, Mrs. Alvin Tors
ke, Mrs. Alvin UnverZagt, Mrs.
Ray Krone, Miss Lois Cass, Mrs.
Chester Rogers, Miss Bonnie
Bell, Miss Marie Blankenship,
Miss Clara Pitsch, Mrs. Mary
Jacobs, Mrs. Dorothy Beeman
and Mrs. Herman Kopplin.
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No Sunday School until fur
ther notice.
burgess Memorial Church
Crow Agency
Rev. C. A Bentley, Pastor
Sunday Services:
The Church at Study, 1880
am.
B. Y. F. at TOO pm.
The church at Worship, 1:3u1
pm.
G w. g. for Juniors every
Monday evening at TOO pm.
Indian Prayer Meeting every
wednesday evening at 500 pm
Hallway Community service.
2:30 F. NJ. Sunday.
The Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints (
Elder Kenneth Birmingham
Sunday school 1890 p. m.
In the Seventh Day Adventist
church. !
CHhlS llfAN SI1EINSG 80.
TRUTH" will be the subject
of the Lesson-Sermon which will
be read in all churches of
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday,
July Is, 1948.
The Golden Text is: "Ascribe
We greatness unto our God. He
is the Rock, his work is perfect:
for all his ways are judgment:
a God of truth and without in
iquity, just and right is he'.
(Deut. 80: 8, ~.
Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson-Sermon is
the following from the Bible:
20 send out thy light and thy
truth: let them lead me; let
them bring me unto thy holy
hill, and to thy tabernacles.
psalm 43:3).
The Lesson-Sermon also in
cludeS the following passage
from the Christian Science
Textbook, Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy, Truth, spir-
itually discerned, is scientifically
UNDERSTOOD. Up. 275). -.
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Entertains at Breakfast

Mrs. Edna Miller entertained
at breakfast Sunday morning,
July Is, at her home in honor
of Mrs. Name OBrien and her
two daughters, Alice and Mar
garet, of Seattle, Wash.
Others present were the Mis-
ses Anna and Nettie Ray.
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Pocket Gopher Is
Subject Of
Agriculture Bulletin

Farmers and ranchers in
tereSted in learning more about
the life habits of the pocket
gopher will find much informa-
ton about this rodent in the
new Montana agricultural ex-
pertinent station bulletin en-
titled 1.-THE Biology of the Pock-
ct Gopher"
Copies of the publication may
be obtained through county ex-
tension agents or by writing di-
rect to the Montana agricuitur-
al experiment station, Montana
State College, Bozeman.
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What really makes a man go
for the yacht routine anyhow?
1t must be the yen to escape
painting the porch, fee the
traffic jam and for a brief in
tervaI find a life where there
are no signs reading "No
Parking" "Joe's Jumbo Hot
Dogs and Antiques for Sale"
Fetch our open dory. skipper,
and let's cast off for the open sea
with a hearty "Yo ho!"
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This department joins with those
who vince When the Star Span.
gled Banner is called for at a
prize fight. II is only q step from
that to asking for The Battle
Hymn OF the Republic" at a wres
Ting bout. f.
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ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL
De- VNy,TIo-- Drs&4-

FIRST AMERICAN LUTHERAN
Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Rev. T. S. Stockdal, Act. Pastor
Services every second and
fourth Sunday of the month at
II am.
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Rebekah Thimble Club

heDekah lhImDle IluD
The Rebekah Thimble club
will hold their next meeting on
Friday evening, July 80, at 7:30
2. N. at the home of Mrs. Ethel
Cochran.
All members are urged to be
present.
liz. Y. B. Club
The Know Your Bible club
will meet again Saturday after
noon at 200 p. M. at the
Church of the Open Bible.
There will be flannelgraph
lessons, memory work, a variety
OF music and handicraft with
liberal awards and prizes given,
along with a treat. T
Mrs. Ray Morissette is the
director and will be in charge
with her assistants. All bows
and girls between the ages of
3 to Is are invited attend.
Honored at Party
Mrs. Howard Wagner Jr.,
honored her son, Terry, on his
second birthday, with a party
on Saturday.
Guests included Marleys and
Darlene Mitinger, Linda Blank,
Mrs. Dwain Reed and Larry,
Mrs. Sterling Torske, Meta May
and Danny, Mrs. John Snyder,
Virginia and Dudley, Mrs. Frank
Rowland Jr., Kenny and Larry,
Mrs. Cecil Wagner, Bonnie and
Gayle. Mrs. Howard Wagner ST.,
Marylin Wagner and Mrs. Cliff
ford Smith.
Birthday Party Held
Mrs. J. E. hammers honored
her daughter, Caroline Kay, on
her ninth birthday at a party
held Tuesday afternoon, July 81,
at the hammers home.
Guests present besides the
honored guest were Charlotte
Hamilton, Lillian Kawamoto,
Mary Shonsey, Lennis hammers,
Dennis Young, Helen Kuchera,
Ruth Katherine and Willard
Nielsen Scott, Barbara Raup,
Dickie and Marilyn Mielke,
Jimmy Neal, Carol Hoff and
Joel and Linda hammers.
Missionary Society
Five members of the Rantist
Missionary Society were honor
ed at a birthday party held
Thursday, July %, in the B. Y.
room of the Hardin Baptist
church.
Honorees included Mrs. C. H.
Butler, Mrs. J. M. Walker, Mrs.
Cora Reeves, Mrs. Harry Atkins
and Mrs. Amos Stokes.
The afternoon was spent
playing games. Refreshments
were served by the hostesses,
Mrs. Harry Cox, Mrs. E. l.. Rum
felt and Mrs. Gus Salveson.
The next meeting will be
Thursday, August 5 at the home
of Mrs. Anna Wort.
EntertainS at Breakfast
Mrs. Edna Miller entertained
at breakfast Sunday morning,
July IS, at her home in honor
of Mrs. Name OBrien and her
two daughters, Alice and Mar
garet, of Seattle, Wash.
Others present were the Mis-
ses Anna and Nettie Ray.
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Zeke Clay Says:

It's good to see the country re-
turning to the idea of nominating
vice-presidents who can read and
write. . . Eph Hawkins has de-
cided to give up professional bal
let dancing and ny for the heavy
weight boxing title. Lem Cos
lin tuned in on tie radio last night
and had a curious experience. He
got a couple of people who sounded
like adults. 49,. u,
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Honored on Birthday

Mrs. Mamie hammers enter
tanned at a party Friday after
noon in honor of her son, Len
MIS-. on his eleventh birthday.
Different games were featur-
ed throughout the afternoon
and after lunch was served the
host and his eleven guests at
tended the theatre.
Guests persent were Caroline
and Joel LammerS, Bobby Ruby,
Ernest Weinberg, Allan Collier,
Dickie Salyer, Sandra and Shar-
on Ebling, Jackie Helmann,
M errill EvenSon and Jim
(Butchl Schmit.