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Evening star., 1948-10-16
FARM and GARDEN.

LANDSCAPE sERVfCE-soddins, grading
ASK opsfstoi for Sa ashton 'cP giss ss dsvf5'd
.r. IT'S y, ToR +. egAt1T1 eapEr e.
sladsnsburs rd ne, also monthly roses
;ssIE IaTEs \ .ps s9,
ALLEN after 1 Pun, Wo. saoe. A II
master master. ,walking. riding tractors, staik
Many n REsIs GS %5neTs
cow MANTRE, weil-Totted. $3.50 for 'I
e i0t tepso saG 1u sssS 4sSs for b.
msnt psTiect condition. a. cali I'M Mr.. n MAsTR. FIR
EvERGREEN SALE. fresh dug. all kinds;
bs,saod bbs,s4 inches: hes 1896 ca; also EnFlish
ASHTON NURsERiins' $50 s Ga: ave. 1aAisS: NV:
BEVERLY TREE AND LANDSCAPE Co
Hazardous or undesirable trees. removed;
pruning, cabling and cavity work, sodding
snao sna landsesspins; an free estimates 81.
TOP soil. 1000 5000 rich Maryland loan, dark
color: 3-yard load delivered Md or D. C.,
q s1a5o; ooo Sc, :, D; G; or Va. s15; from 9
IL E2cAvAT1NSdeS e. Service. Sss.
colors and sizes: soc up; wholesale ana
retail; 2510, 18th st. ne. LIS
TOPSOIL,. I'LL dirt, sand, manure. blue
load. SH. 511O OF FIR. b57s. 'T'i-19
FLAGsToNE WALKS, terraces, hreplacea
rock gardens, fish ponds, retaining walls.
F. MARcUccio. Route s. Hornsrs Jane.
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 35SS.-20
BEHNkE'S FAMOUS PANsY seedlings.
true siants. So so per 100; beautiful chrys-
nnthRFnnnS for ;,n
ported tulips, tops. Sl.25 per dozen: Afri-
can violets, 81 and up. Ask for price list:
free deliv. Wash. and vic. on So orders
and up. Thursdays. BEHNKE NURSERs
les. WASH BALTIC. blvd, Beltsville, Nd.
Open weekdays, Suns. and ewes. Phone
Tower R2S4 30
fall clearance Of surplus stock reason.
ably PRICED at the nursery. .ZELG MUIR.
SERY, 3 mi. s.w. Of Annandale, Va, or
Evening star., 1948-10-16
DOGS. PETS, TIC.

COCkEE SPANIEL, beautiful honey y-col.
cred male; excellent pedigreed; 2 years old.
ia IKIsH s5;11Iu. SETTER PUPPIES, Axe and Tpss
essa COCKER sPANikLs, "a sons and daughter. l5a
blacks, parti-colors: some have 30 cham
price reas. we deliver. Rockville 264A
PuRE-BRED COCKER SPANIEL. s-week-
old BUDDY, light brown. TR. 1908. IL
BOXER; So bitch with puppies. top breed
soeksd; d. l3sa,, cropped and inoeulated, $50.
PURE BRED raj terrier puppies, all ee!or..
sun; and after Z PM. week d days. ' 24os
Peashi PoiSTER sEeii PJrFiEs, month, old. from
SO. 27o6 s. Arlington RidFs rd. ArL.
BEAGIEs. 8 wks, reg. sired by ,ela
s es sHes rss sss ss.P ess3.n nal;
Ss2sfH sfa r Ax .ssoS ssSo
Saturday or sa. iHn' iisi on I Sunday. soi?4 @i4
COLLIE. golden, male, all shots. lovabls
aispos.tion dis 10 months cd. sacrifice. Clin-
cocker PUPS. all colors and sexes. best
aaosao,e. aos ot Ask opeIstar for Clinton bs4TJ2
SETTER SET: .aa '9s female: ss''' iu
scoTTIE PUP; male, black, 10 weeks Old:
ssfS seokEs ruhff1rss,L Axe s?s registered. Phen.
BIRD Sfoo DOGS, settlers and pointers, puppi.. mps
ssd End IT trained dogs; reasonable. Clinton
COLLIE. pedisreed, sable and white: Won
ssea home for 'sSn s75: collie siS1Sasi kENSns
bLacR IL 9sles6s5es c6SRsk St pIrs nS sE .ssS
healthy stock; ss5. sHcaMAN. IAN z. Ra r. nns B.
Nc; ss- i L. Box 3 g. Vienna Va. Phone Vienna
DAscHHUND. perfect breed, male, tan,
II mo; loves children; ready to be trained
for hunting. Very reasonable. WA. Ss7s.
BOXER PUPS, Axe registered; cropped In
lane: Bethesda. WI. .2218. III
aSe 7s our q keans Aa esos
scoTTE PUPS. show stock, at pet prices:
= t weeks; AXIS a6ss res'' satisfaction suarsn-
SsSa. !, q ryFP'.Es 9'.: ~,
voNsERd AND sHAL Kennels.
sox5s male erndl mo ed sired
BOXERS AND COCKEKS-We have what
ySu Sev want youh Eans what ha,,s We hssys
Ell fSfs 9es @
ssose 's4q e. s4ais $50 each
BEAUTIFUL BOXER PUPPIES for ssls.
sEHfTFka saSFFka "a skAftEsss 1tss sh. ws.ns for sSs.
"a "a rs M ssS oslsshoape saS as's NV 70 ofoe'
Ess psn Isissn bsiss1ew ve sss ar'fmar CD AsssFd
ENGLISH BULL DOG PUPPIES. Axe reg.
s. 'himRSn s. srss sSS ssisr sad
ssssd il
:: shs:ss WI so.s
COLLIE. beautiful, white, registered pedi.
sEssd ss0 VIII WlitSW hSyss s slIs
Sss 9HpDss Ssth Sexes ss Stud se
Ices. boardins, indiyd; runs, excel. care.
Ava HW6 8 TSs.iiM.TsisN sR of1a S1tfrrEs. mos Beau.
tiiui hmH tRoroughbreds; male ss5. female, sss
or best offer this week. Vienna 32s. ga
f1wn srse sood With ehdren
reas % to right home. DE $3.50. III
RIPR1Es rsS sson. 2. pssa %snn. M ssSe
GREAT DANE PUPPIES and older Danes,
all Axe reg, best bloodlines: iawns and
eNGIIsa SETTER, male, III mos, reg,
dis. shots. ready for training. 1904 N.
Uhie, Arl, Va OK. 00S3. IT,
COCKER SPANIEL, black. female, 4 mos
perfect pet for children, S26. Call EN-.
21Ey DasMATiAN All T PUPPprEs, Q weeks old; pure.
bred annd well-marked; males, S25; fee
males. $15. Call MRS. FRANK PALMER
Ashton 1895. lis
CONTINUED ou Neat PsN)
Evening star., 1948-10-16
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FROZEN CUsTARD equipment for sale
Little over l year old; includes 2 Electro
Freeze machines and cold boxes / waik-in
box, neon sign. sink, register and all
accessories to operate the business price
$4,000; must vacate because Of road con.
etruction OW, 9747 l7s
RESTAURANT AND BAR, located in Sc;
good spot for the right operator; beer and
wine license; selling on account Of illness:
no reasonable offer refused. LU. 1922
5000 TO INVEST, small business, with.
without services; engineering BACKGROUND,
loug exp. in bldg: offer must stand close
scrutiny fnvestigation. Box 1s5-B, Star.
17s
Evening star., 1948-10-16

ALTERATIONS Of every description, home
rooms; hrsproofng, modernizine. basement
1a stRsfS Fes e. si5 ssh
4 s1!Es1roS. hsS Ss flss aoaE owNEns-ror an,
sSR ,esSssiSa '' ,Sfa W ENF
Co ST 74s9 or ia. 1891 any time.
AsKEw.'s iiPi Gss,iif Homs skRvrcE-painttps, p.-
per hanging. floor sanding and modernizing
5sm1 oT1, to @ roof; reasonable. OR. 1900.
fres Can siee ss1a es'Raff w. s.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, nagstone
ment driveways. porches, retaining walls
81 Rdne. snds S HEaerps0pns Easns
coSCRETE. CEMENT eNyHa WoRk@footinEs, 500 mo
drivsways, porches. bsmt. .rrs., steps. re-
aaLEA sss az 2ssa "a or fR aRd 55Is ns" fs TsTk'
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning par.
%a s:'fs se en''hst asis aas 1ssss
rLAGsToNE 4 sfEcIALrY, cement and
aarsnIscss' PEsehes drives retaining walls
GaithersburR. Nd. Phone Gaithersours
HOME IMPROVEMENTS of all kinds; @bT BRICK
oows; waterproofng, rock wool Insulation;
PsS ss5%RisfTr" 10 Mars CO., TO-
HOME REPaAIR-For free estimates. call
Lincoln 5039, day or night. Brickwork,
concrete, painting, carpenter work, plumb
Ing. electric wiring, tile work, waterproof
Rf HSEs planning l0 and
complete installation. cabinets, sinks,
Hotpoint appliances Recreation rooms,
SUB CONSTR. CO. UN.- -3352 days or ewes
.REMoDELNG, freproofng. roofing, siding,
general home improvement work, cellar to
roof: small monthly payments Ii desired
Call ST 1865 for free estimates. MA.
IIoNL DECORATING CO.. s02 i2th
REMoDELNG done on any part of you,
home or business; all work By irst-clas,
given: Phone IL 1878. 32s
LET US CONVERT YOUR PORCH or stti,
space into, den or extra bedroom; firs
class class, work only. AYDALE CoNTRAC.
NO MORE WET BASEMENTS-A water.
proofing that really water proofs You
Apply It or we apply 1t. Guaranteed
method. No job too large or too small
Day phone, FIR. 1913; night phone, WA
Evening star., 1948-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT,

BABY EQUIPMENT FOR RENT-scaiss.
cribs, strollers; high chairs, feeding
TO your door. BABY BUTLER SERVICE
so Canal street s.w. Elk. 1870.
REFRIGEkATORs, washing machines, iron
ers, WaXers, vac. cleaners, sun lamps
DISTRICT ELEC. CO. MQ. 4a02 ia
Evening star., 1948-10-16

JEWELRY STORE, all cash business, To-
Gated on busy street; averaging about S35,-
600 pei, W.; priced at $4,000, plus ST for
81 stock.
DGs self service-Grossing better than
81 900 per vk.; apt. adjoining store avail;
established and successful. Substantial
cash required. Call s. Tactic, with ACME
REALTY co. DI. S116. Sun. and ewes,
COLORED BOOMING HOUSE, I3 rooms,
312 baths; $500. halt cash; rent S92.
WALTER EBERMAN, RE. O493. EN-. O3O3.
CoLoRED-LUNCH ROOM, direct from
owner; reasonably priced: good business,
S120 day; good lease. MI. 1895. 20'
Evening star., 1948-10-16

LuMbEH OF AL KINDS: plyWood OF all thick
BG.TS RsF color. M Ss,l0pa is1
aess S Rri Il SRfB
iSS fas Is s4ERisis Al sff both
and used. Of all kinds, at Robinson's. opel
sHxs s"' nT' sss na ss sn sx411s Gsso's sos ss: BY
pSs T9Sd .s.s. is 4 4e e. f. .upc4 upnen sp.cs shts
Don't miss. this special, house paint. $2.6
per gal; floor enamel, S3.25 per sal; 3
gal can black asbestos roof coating, 81
bricks. special on insalatien; 4As 50; q
TYsGg, Y,II,, s1ILDINo ~. M1TEhIALs, IJad 1889 Ken
MOTOR, electric. for freezing unit; com
nlereisl; " h.p.; in nne condition. Ia
MUsiCAL INsrRUMENrs-ciesrance O
dions, etc, at deep-cut prices. nationsli!
smou' s1s Rf RaFfs Music saHns co., 9D ssd e Se
desk type peri so1ditiEn; ON also SIT :;n, Of
s'!s 't'ss; :s and sie''I li ase,:sS
offsfr esIa to r1KsEss. III model aoee muitllith hT
FEEDER; ss nseesssry ] a Attachments NOR FOR com nn
msssa Bred. %a s2sn 9sner buying large
OIL BUkNERS-Petro, complete with 27B
gal. oil tank: immed. installation: ais
boiler and burner units; nothing down, 81
mos. to pay. DE. 2233. AMBASSADOR co
OIL HEATING SYSTEM. Pitzgibbons. viii
oUTsoxRD ttTG SHans' MORON" "s7s s4k-hp., Scott A.
water. salt water rod and reel. $125
motor has less than 20 hrs. FIR. ol9t
PAINT, white enamel. $3.50 GAL: whit.
primer, So 90 GAL: enamel undercoat. So AZ
gal; all for spray work in 5-gal. cans
also outside forest green for brush work
9gG per gal, in 5-gal. cans; GRUVE
PHONOGRAPH RECORDs-victor. Coium
bia. Decca, Capitol and Sonora record
sst ELsEstcrRIc sHoP. zso5 Mass. ave. % NV
PIANO, Kimball consolette. with bench
2 yrs. old, brown maple. NO. 1884. u
PIANO. Pianola, player, good condition
FsSo SisS sp,pst 4, pp5isht. excellent condition
PIANO, whitney baby Grand, in good con
dition. made BY Kimball. vi. 0s93. II,
PIANO-Apartment size, Cabe-Nelson con
cert grand, three-pedal: excellent condi
ton. sH. 40ss. 5000 Bradford I'd.
tixsNo: is .,s ,ssTisa., h.. sqea ssaa; excel: - ,se
ssdo. ssd 'e''0n' 's0' 's"nm0"s'' %: 81 -
Evening star., 1948-10-16

lanS;t,os agG; s112 sz blue sss bro.dloom excellent
sns,'sa sgs, sai2 "a: A.minss.r. nsss nora. $40. sH
RUG, blue bro.dleem, Okla, $40, excel.
sS also .s.tt:i Pas zee sss soaa9n %
RUG-denuine sarouk Oriental runner,
excellent. condition, 500 or best ofier'
RUG, semiantiaue sx12 Khorasan Per-
sian, exc. cond.; must be seen to be az.
RUG. twist % Broad .ise 19le f. Just
out Of storage: price, $50. EN-. 1908. III
RUG, gx12. Alexander Smith hroadloom
byrsanndy; excellent condition. s7S. Phone
R5e Rti oasf; AND PAD. sx1s wilton. sab. .ov.
EGGs t2,. sx1o: reasonable: vacuum
ss .ss sess: .ss sss fss ss. f. ,s:: q: I'D
'sss ..f hhss: sS; s IN
siss so. sulistsn, Sxis. $iSS. Both per.
isss cs ssona,.lHp S..l.f;o Ss Go sSs %t,,, .57,o
sfEsi;S ds:lsns ssSe .ns 81 !m.
TeaSced s1S q prices s.n EARh Il, Rga SHOP s4s7
ssaE ssnR eli Fl 'n1
sssEsss aW. s.neh m b.ts fnd 5 ,oint.r eo@s,-
nation; on stend With h-h.p; motor T.
mssors nsa disc rS s.nsss 1859 Delta on stand Na'
SCALE. Toledo retail computing. practical
liz new. latest style; cash resister, National;
electric motors, 1hsh.p. nhas.p (2). 3-phase' new.
sSs:ERss ; ;e s'sa :.. 'ss
SEWING MAcHiNE. made by New Home.
practically new, S100; table model: ma
hogany cabinet. TO. $3.50. IL
SEWING MACHINE. Singer. round bobbin,
s's sa5 si ssh s.
sshESfS shWGSG W MACHINE sALE-sinsers. .G eIec.
desks. 500 a5: 5-year guarantee. other
electric makes from $39. free home
ERN VACUUM STORES 9O4 10th st. NV.
SEWING MACHINE. singer treadle. round
bobbin: excellent condition; $50. WA.
SEWING MACHINES. 1os OF sale; will
cox y Gibbs treadle; was Sl3.90, now
S15.7b: Singer treadle, was $52 80, now
nex new 5assl po5sa;sls W;ssx 'ise iSs:
E kdriSEs ES SSTtses s|:s sa sc
sss ss;:I ERE: s:.tssi: :sis .i:;
s:isn Z. As5s& 1sS e. s. s1.sEs y:
Evening star., 1948-10-16

4SIE III = O4s
good condition; Sc
REFRIGERATOR.
gas twin-top PI
couch: S~ss,grn mat,resss trcS!
18th st. ne. m.
REFRIGERATION,
lent condition; S6(
WO. 5174.
REFRIGERATOR,
also furniture, A
after 3 pm.
REFRIGERATION,
Grating cond.. $40,
ing, 1915 14th st.
REFRIGERATOR,
hicks, recently re
ME. 0540. Ext. /
REFRIGERATOR.
class condition. 7
REFRIGERATOR,
golden oak dinini
1865.
REFRIGERATOR.
order, price $50.
REFRIGERATOR,
never used. S160.
REFRIGERATOR,
practically new.
REFRIGERATOR,
late A. model. 81
REFRIGERATOR,
8 Gu. IT,. beautiful
Can be seen at tn
Ga. ave. Silver g
REFRIGERATOR,
In perfect conditi
REFRIGERATOR.
Ne; hETRidsRs1oR: a1aei 81 l.
Gu. it., sacrifice,
AT. 1927.
REFRiGERATOR.
brand-new; 8 Gu.
REFRIGERATOR.
saFK;1GsRArSk. fGhdi; sG. 81:
excellent conditis
REFRIGERATOR.
IT,, & IT. high, d,
portable. excellent
will sacrifice. CH
REFRIGERATORS
toned. guarantee,
new Westinghous
immed. delivery, I
Evening star., 1948-10-16
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO..
l4l5 at. NV. Realtors ME-. 54O0. ~
Evening star., 1948-10-16

best ofier. Mr.. b. kola' LONGS IS, ath
fur Jacket snS nun size
FURs, pair silver foxes, hardly worn. $50:
.Issr .1ss e.eE tn tsstss $500 eGss e.. ss Sun
FURs repaired and restyled: goats ready
Hfef %ehAs sns rSns s. 0rfs! 1879 s.n:e't p'is
81. 5o9b for estimate, Open till g.
FURS, fox stole, skunk cape. in. excellent
soaditiSn IL. to1 { sost' .esn; re misc eSsh
sesd ssas!tion. @ lts5 s7s oR 4ssi ssne'n' .t =
d9en "a pssss Gssssrn sae mnf sserss
a' $s5oa: aSdson ssss be Between io:so an.
s,sSn III oqtr . custom as.ss s:sss: as ': .es 9.s
ssssI,,ss s's ,t[n. value. 's9iG si5oo .aesiss
M TgE A Coat @ Hudson T., seal; ado, size ss to 40,
FUR COAT, beautiful muskrat, size l2.
5.ft: lady. $3.50. Telephone AID. 44Os
fTE cSxT: dyed Leopard, moutcn lamb
AZ ss Goat :, dsss s:: e.1 sgss s,s as
ssss.ss ss41 2sa R ss
"a vs1S rsssons6i. 4so7 "a Conn. a' ave- s nv w.
Ao1sE .ss ;sf .s.. 49, ssp' l: vs.
FUR JACKET. pedisreed silver fox. medium
size. perfect condition; purchased. at
marten scarf, 500. Call CO. 9066. -17
5aokLT fsnpne s.s nuss,sn Ian 5yn1 sSSa
i1s i rsn sss e. Sp siso 49, rr PE0stSs ass SvT
s.s lsz sss s;l. aas sas ts1
FURNACE, complete, hot water and oil
burner. Call Fails Church O660: -1S
FURNACE. pipslsss' Sseod % sond.tlen n11 III sill
FURN., ,eompi. efnciency apt. mod, good;
leather seats, etc. MI. 567s. -18
FURN.--Bedrm, liy. rm.. din. rm. sets;
s.s:s sss snss .ssa e.
ssss!s!sn Ssssss s's sSYs'' s7SS7 7SS74 sold Tsh
FURNITURE = Leaving city Immediately.
sSSsh: ~ STsDs'' chairs etc sSiS k St sta Rv'
fFGGikNiTTutiRE-vanity. mirror and bench,
%ilhossny; ssl 6sASs {seys desk and chair mission
ss3Sa ss.. 81 .s.as. .sa sss ss.n:: s' s.ss.s
fGRNaiHTHUGRiE-Double and twin beds,
chests, several desks. chairs. tables and
other household goods; al In good condi:
toni very reasonable. No dealers. Call
until PM. 1880 10th st. NV. -l7
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School in 1947 and attended WSC
last year. Sloan is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Odes Sloan and was In
the navy two years, is a graduate
of Kennewick High and attended
WSC. .-
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan on their
return from a brief honeymoon
will be at home at Is Second
Ave. in Kennewick. This fall they
plan to continue their studies at
Washington State College.
Out of town guests at the wedd-
ing were Mrs. Arthur Evett, and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Mason and
Albert Pullman; Mrs. Byron Sc
ney, Dayton; Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
way Best, Spokane; Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Davis, Yakima; Miss Fran
els Torrey, Sutherlin, Ore; Mrs.
j. W. Slaton, Walla Walla; Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Russell, Walla
Walla; MIR. and Mrs. r. B. Mason,
Miss Patricia Mason and Miss
Jean Day, Tacoma; Walter Ma
son, Prosser; Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon
Sargent, Pasco; Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Alexander and Miss Anita,
Granger, and Miss Geraldine Lee,
Sunnyside. ; 4 q &a@%J' $..'s 3. -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Miss Beverly Ann Mclaughlin
daughter of Mrs. r. D. McLaugh.
lin of Seattle and David L. Johns
son of Mrs. w. E. Johns Of Ken.
newick were united in marriage
by Rev. Murtagh of st. Patrick.
Church in Seattle on Thursday
June 10, 1913. Attending the cou.
pie in the double ring ceremony
was Mrs. Ralph Mclaughlin, sis.
ter-in-law Of the bride, and Ron.
aid Johns, brother of the groom.
Following the ceremony re.
ception was held In the Gold
Room Of the Edmond Meany Ho-
tel for relatives and friends.
After a brief honeymoon near
Port Angeles and a visit at Ken
newick the young couple will ma
Ike their home in Seattle. Mr.
Jones is a student at the Uni
versity Of Washington and Mrs
Johns is employed in the Bureau
Of Business Research at the Uni
versity.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-06-24

b -
The marriage of Elizabeth Ann
Koopman, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. r. Koopman Of Seattle,
and Hal F. Keene, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. L. NJ. Keene OF Ken
newick, took place Saturday, June
10, at the University Presbyterian
church, the minister Of the church
officiating at the double ring ser.
vice.
Attendants were Mrs. Leon
Jones, sister Of the bride, as mat
ron Of honor, and bridesmaids
were Elizabeth Lynn, Vivian Nc
Manus and Lou Keene, sister of
the bridegroom. Best man for his
brother was Lewis M. Keene, Jr.
with Harvey Keene, Richard
Koopman and Walter Keene as
ushers. The small niece and neph-
ew of" the bride, Linda and Lon-
ME Jones weres flower girl and
ring bearer.
The bride was gowned in white
satin, fashioned with a train, her
veil falling from a pearl trimmed
coronet, and she carried a bouquet
of lavender orchids and white
roses. The brides attendants were
dressed in identical gowns Of
pastel green and each carried a
nosegay of carnations.
A reception in the church par
lors followed the ceremony.
Mrs. Keene is a student at
Washington University and Mr..
Keene is graduate from Kenne-
wick High School of the class of
1941 and a senior at Washington
University. The couple plan to re-
side in Seattle.
Attending the wedding from
Kennewick were the members of
the L. M. Keene family, Mrs. E..
A. Lynn, Miss Elizabeth Lynn,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Johns and
Roland Johns; and Miss Enid Will
liams from Richland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koopman enter
tanned the wedding party and VII
sited friends at dinner Friday
evening at the Koopman home
and at luncheon at the Viking
Cafe on Saturday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-06-24
Invite Bids for
Army Buildings

Bids for the sale OF certain
buildings and improvements at
three army posts near the mouth
of the Columbia river, Fort Stew
ems, Oregon, and Forts Columbia
and Candy, Washington, have
been invited by the Portland dis
trict. corps of engineers.
Col. o. E. Walsh, Portland dis
trict engineer, said the sale con-
sists of 1853 structures, majority
of which are frame construction,
and that bids would be opened at
p. m, July Is.
There are 116 structures at
Fort Stevens, consisting OF bar
racks, messhalls, administration
buildings, storehouses, warehous-
es and miscellaneous canton
ment buildings.
At Fort Columbia there are
seven miscellaneous buildings
and one gravel bunker. The A
structures at Fort Candy include
barracks, storage buildings, mess
halls, theater, administration and
miscellaneous .cantonment build
ings.
Arrangements for inspecting
/. the property may be made with
" custodians Of the forts be
Ken the hours Of $3.50 am. and
1880 pm. Inspection Of Forts Co
lumbia and Candy may not be
made on Saturdays and Sundays.
Invitations for bids may be
obtained from the district engin-
Ger, Portland district, corps Of
engineers, 628 Pittock Block,
Portland S, or from the represen-
tative Of the district engineer al
each of the respective sale To-
cations. g.. ..:-.s1.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-06-24
MAsoN-sLoAN

MASON-SLOAN
Taking place Sunday afternoon,
June 20, in the Kennewick Meth
odist church Janet Huntington
Mason became the bride Of Doug
las Dean Sloan.
The church altar was banked
with pink and white gladioli and
pink and blue 1arkspur under the
glow of candles lighted by Gla-
dys Mae Ash and Patricia john
son who wore gold floor length
dresses and gardenia WHISTLES.
Preceding the nuptial rites Miss
Geraldine Lee Of Sunnyside sang
Because and the CORDS Pray
er" with Mrs. Theo Wade at the
organ.
The Rev. John B. Coan read the
double ring ceremony which was
witnessed by two hundred guests.
Miss Mason's gown was Of Will
te corded silk, the skirt falling
into a train and her full length
I'll was fastened with pearl
snet. A white orchid with
shower of white satin steamers
rested on the white Rainbow bible
which she carried. Mrs. Paul Van
dine of Touchet. sister Of the
bride, was matron Of honor. She
wore a blue gown and carried
a colonial bouquet. Serving as
brides maids were Glenna Marie
Denney, Dolores Shepherd, Dor
othy Stradling, and Helen Ham
son, two of them in pink chiffon
dresses and two in yellow, each
carrying a small nosegay.
Gene Graves was best man and
the ushers were Glen Mowrey,
Lloyd Miller, Charles Blacknan
and John Mason. .-
Mrs. Mason, the brides mother,
wore grey, with white accessoiers
and Mrs. Sloan, mother Of the
bridegroom, was in navy blue,
both wearing similar corsages of
gardenias. "a
At the reception held in the
church parlors Mrs. Frank d. Ma
son and Mrs. Robert Mason, Sis
ters-in-law Of the bride; Mrs.
Leigh Beamer, cousin of the bride,
and Mrs. Lou Mae Washburn,
sister of the bridegroom, assisted
In the serving. Mrs. Harry Blake,
aunt of the bride, had the guest
book in her charge.
Miss Mason is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Frank B. Mason
and the granddaughter of Mr..
Mrs. H. E. Huntington, Ken
&W1ck pioneers. She was grad
uated from Kennewick High
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-22
Rebekahs Entertain
State Vice President

Columbia Rebekah Lodge No
81 entertained Mrs. Ethel Kroe.
ness, Glendive, state vice presi.
cent of the Rebekah assembly last
FRIDAY Mrs. Jessie Geer. nobl.
grand, presided.
Other guests introduced were
Mrs. Thyra Jorgensen, state treas.
urer of Ladies Militant, Mrs. Gla-
dys Fisher, grand marshall. anc
Mrs. Lucy Defries, all of Kalis-
pell; Mrs. Sadie Flint, Mrs. Eliu-
abeth Brown, and Mrs. Charlotte
Willis, all of Whitefish.
During the afternoon Mrs, Krog-
ness, Mrs. Jorgensen, and Mrs.
Fisher were presented gifts by Mrs
Geer on behalf of the lodge. Re
freshments were served at the
close of the meeting.
Last Wednesday local lodge
members went to Whitefish where
Mrs. Bill Hamilton, their canG.-
date, was initiated. A special cour-
tesy was show them by the Hun
cry Horse coach line which ran
e special bus at midnight to bring
them home.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-22

ua1 Clause, John Greene anc
Peid, Naval Air station, f
raj Base, were guests of Mr.
Mrs. J. E. Greene this week
no their stay here they went
uniting with 1t. Clause bag
q nice buck. They expect to
m Saturday. Mrs. Nett:e
Inc will accompany them to
tonte, Calf.
nublic card party was given
the Royal Neighbors meet
last Thursday evening. Dur
The evening prizes were award
and lunch served. The lodge
hold their next meeting Thurs
afternoon at Andersor'si hal.
rs. Grace Darling and Gene
rned here from Cascade, Calf.
Sday.
LIS. Jean Sullivan, Bolton, vi
4 friends and relatives in Co.
bia Falls Wednesday.
h and Mrs. Chester Conlirl,
tefish were Saturday guests
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Geer.
kner of the clothing store be-
built next to the Dreamland
is Glen Dial. The Dials are
building a house back Of
Fner Plumbing and Heating.
b. and Mrs. Henry Loeffler
daughter, Missoula; and Mrs.
pa Leighty and daughter, Bet
Ealispell, were recent visitors
be home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
f1er.
Frs Earl Fitschen, Butte, is
ping her sister, Mrs. Frances
inson.
b. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt |
last week for Seattle where
will meet their son, Billie, who
b return from overseas serv-
b the army.
F and Mrs. Percy DeWolfe,
P spent the weekend with Mrs
Tracy.
rs Emma Downes, who spent
past two weeks at the home
Ter daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
ny Washburn, Apgar, has re-
I'd home.
and Mrs. Clarke Hendrick-
left Sunday for Rochester,
. Where he will undergo a
,al checkup. They plan to re-
IN a Week or 10 days.
S. Joe Burke returned home
lay night from Lewiston,