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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD.

TEMPLE HILLs--Chotce detached brick.
kit, two bedrms.. tiled bath; stairwsy to
eii. aeii, 'TIR4sss. wi with Af T. PAUL MUDD, sdos
ssSo M.S1siSes powN sEs, s4s month. near Hystts,
4 CO., 400 Baltimore blvd. Hyattsville'
ROCK roc CREEK FoREsT-Beautiful e.yr-
old Colonial brick, located close to Rock
Tns GTfas rm parF with and repace dining
breakfast nook. and q bath on lst a; 3
and tiled bath upstairs; gas ss6 hsa heat at
wonderful buy. CAN NA; S7s7 until 9
sons sAPlNAE So nav yoTs yTW ave- EsAnE1 nW Co., Real
With W sio,7oo. % ~ trust. owner viii sac
bsssat 5s to Fss Hsk' seat
tors, AID. 0021. Open till 9. 80
THE BUY OF THE YEAR-Larse brick
home ON corner lot with built-in garage,
2A baths; Can, Can be bought with ,nenp extra
HEAD. He Realtors. AID. 0o21. Open til ..
roDAY,s BEST BUY at ss,s5o-This s.
ton. Nd, near Andrews Field excellent
condition. auto. heat: quick possession.
D1nt mSs nE this seeD e1poFtu1ity F Ter%s 80
NAL INVESTMENT CO. 20
a-story Colonial, brick. featuring auto.
heat in ns
81 faPa''1sn Sn 'ssas Il fuS fa sssS
NEARBY MD.--Bungalow. g bedrms., oil
Mr.. nN Smith VSsS sSes;, WA. WA 1852, or UN. 1926,
$3.50 sox : SpeasNs:aut. ea me s.eedrm brick Co.
ready for immed. occupancy. Truly a
dons dons hssat hat sh0qf sas VI
Realtors, AID. 0021. Open until 8. go
BRICK BUNG., immed, poss,-2 bedrms
auto heat: good transp Ewes call sH
2X 53se oslE q De $780, JOHN H. RICE Res|s0r ae
mi fMMEDfaTE E6i PossEssIoN-s bedrms.: 8
yrs. old; near transp. and school; oil h.
S5 :eah joHh f. k'fs Rc f' hssor at s7ss ' e.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-A cottage rambler
Conn. ave Interesting layout features
equipped kit. with breakfast nook, 2 we'll
entrance hall; recre. rm. maids rm;, stor-
SoSa|sd 1T j fds,, sor seHP!s sRsJ
SILVER SPRING BUNGALOW-Here is q
lovely 5-rm. bungalow. located in North
frepl,,, lge. fully, equipped kit, 2 bedIms.,
extra-ige. heated utility rm.,. lot 60x160;
ate t1 washer dssp
sfh1 Diesa z REAETY ssa ST PED iii
sETIEspAwTarss.ssasm spy.e M = 2ass.h De; s
Bethesda; automatic heat: lily. rm. with
ing for new oWnsr, See by apt, call M M.
loss 18th st. NV. Ex. 576o; ewes. r.,
SILVER spRrNG-This lovely e-year- old
side Village contains living rm. with nre-
heat, built-in garage with concrete drive;
1anfSsaPea wooD s Ex 5sa 41s pps
HAsaSM,,, H2 Ham. MD.-11-rm. home. sl4.sso;
viii ooseg Ice for quek ss
dinette, pantry. kit. bath, 8 bedrms., den
and s n tse RAJ large has fay @
lures front, side and rear porches; 9 'lge.
closets. new roof. lge. basement. oil INV
needs redeeorating This is 2 good: sound !i1S
CHEVY CHASE REALTY, 1920 Conn. ave.
NV. EN-. 1900 till pm; -2S
line. facing main blvd: 4oxIso lot. with
modern 5-rm. home In rear; 9O-ft. bldg
site owner will sacrifice for immediate
| sale. Call WA. 1852, WILLIAM L. PRIM-
ROSE. Realty. 34o4 R. I. ave-, Mt Rainier
NEARBY MD-S11 500; new 3-bedrm.
brick bungalow, fully equipped kitchen,
WA. 1859, WILLIAM L. PRIMROSE,
Realty, 3404 r. I. ave-, Mt. Rainier, Md.
CoLoREp-BUNGALow in North Brent
| wood; $500. Call Mr Smith, ewes, WA
1880 or UN 1895 cox & CO., INC.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

SUBSTANTIALLY CONSTRUCTED masonry
apt. house, consisting of 5 units OF 4 and
5 rms. and bath each; splendid income;
economical to operate; conv. to transp..
both bus and train; loc. in nearby Gath
ersburg; owner will consider trade. for
Heater. with CRANE & HELAN, 81. 1000.
80
APARTMENT HOUSES and unit apt
buildings for sale in Takoma Park. These
are new buildings and are an excellent An
vestment. For information, phone Sligo
1850 days, SH. 6466 eyes. 81
PROVEN WAY TO RETIREMENT. No need
to worry about the future If you are for
tunate enough to be the purchaser Of this
modern 5-unit bldg. located on upper New
Hampshire ave. NV. in the Brightwood
area; contains two-bedrm. apis. and
one 1-bedrm. apt; you may occupy. one
apt. and let the tenants pay for your bldg
To inspect, call HARRY DREISEN, Ma
7772 or MA 779S go
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tors FOR SALE.

"a 1out Defense hwy.1-Beautiful lots,
iOOx17O feet, $3.50. City watsr' eiees1ic'
phone, mail service train snd bus ,,vf;sa son
nirections: BIadensburg rd. to Peace
Cross. turn right. out Defense hwy. AZ
miles to Pennsylvania Railroad overpass.
In sisns Tanhsm Park" st once on left
SIDE of Defense hwy. once open dsiiy
and SUNDAY 10 am. until dark. THOMAS
p. HALEY. phone HysttsVine 0IO1 OF
Union 764o. -So
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our-oE-rowN REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA-Approx. 8 acres OF high and
dry land, situated at extreme south end
Of West Palm Beach, having frontage on
/ hwy, which are the main hwys rum
ning, south to Miami; ideal location for
Might consider trade. Phone Ex. 2223.
you CAN MAKE your retirement dreams
come true. Right now is the time to do
your personal planning. A cozy home. an
acre or two Of good land, sunshine. dow
ers, fruits and vegetables all the year:
priced, restricted subdivision. adjoining
city limits OF Sarasota, the biggest little
city in Florida" Small down payment.
folder, write DE SOTO ACRES, BOX 1874,
Sarasota, Fla.
NICELY FURN s-rm. home, best section
Daytona Beach, Fla, 8 blks from ocean;
available until July 1, $500 per mo. ca1
CHI l011, Wash.
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COOPERATIVE ApTs.-sALE.

own YOUR OWN APARTMENT HOME
l702. Summit .pl. ,n.w.-1 bedrm; ane
bath. liv. rm., kit. t.-dinette; price, S6,600
only $4,000 down payment; monthly pay
ments to all cost, S40.4 40.
Dumbarton Court in GeorgetoEn; bed.
rms. and bath, lily. rm. porch, Kit; -dinette
priced. completely furnished, $4,000;
reasonable terms.
2540 Mass. ave. NV, In exclusive en-
1iv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
Near 18th and Columbia I'd. n.w;--Lge
apt. of 8 bedrms., 2 baths. liy. rm., library
S16,500 EDMUND J. FLYNN. (Authorit,
on cooperative plan since 1890; respon.
sible for Washington's more than 90 CO.
operative buildings.) Washington Bldg.
RE 1918 or RE 174Q -20
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

1411 ST. Sc, zoned Industrial. new I.
With Office on End f.. 45x1s: ideal for re-
pair shop, warehouse, light manufsctur,ng'
etc: avail: on or about Mar. o 10 Isao; ;
1a,oO0 SO. FT.. mr.. Alexandria. under
construction, ready for use in FEB. l-story
with truck high-loading facilities. Rail-
road siding available; reasonable rental to
responsible tenants, on term lease. Can
Mr. Franklin, WEAVER BROS. Wasningss
end CoMMERCIAL-Entire second noor.
front and rear entrances; loading dock
and freight elevator, on wide alley; ex.
cellent advertising and ATTRACTIVE wiae
front on K st. NV; new building 70 pS
started at once; will adapt approx. 400
50. It. to suit tenant. LUTHER l.. MILLER
R36O 31st pl NV WO, 1892.
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

BUILDERS, ATTENTION - Garden-type
apt. site, complete with plans for is units;
large plot of ground in Oakcrest. s. Arling-
for: close to shopping, schools and
churches: good financing can be arranged.
J. LEE PRICE, 1908 s. Arlington Ridge rd.
Otis 1904, Ivy 1879. go
3Is ACRES, level apt. grounds. on grade,
with sewer and water. hard-surface street:
priced reasonable. CLARENDON REALTY
CO.. 3134 10th ST. n. OK. 1857, .CH.
COLoRED-12th PL., mr.. c st. n.e.-Brick
4-family apt, separate heating plants for
each apt; tenants pay all utilities, poss
Of l apt. with settlement. For quick sale
Sl4,950, with $1,000 cash; balance low
monthly payments. HENRY SALUS, Ma,
1852. lilo 18th st. NV. so
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STORES WANTED.

HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for store
out-of town chain store companies. List
your property with US for quick action;
Call Mr. Kiely, LEO M. BERNSTEIN, 1915
K st NV, Me 54OO, 80
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

CORNER BUILDING SITE. in Pinecrest,
Va, on Old Columbia pike: over q 900 g.
#: S1,650 down, $50 mo. VERNON M.
hia pike. ALeX. 59O6.
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED to 10 lots, any section q
d. g, Must have water and sewer In. Mall
or phone us location and lowest cash price
for quick sale. No Nd. or ya. lots con-
sidered, HOWNSTEIN REALTY CORP"
1412 II ST d w. nI 7S77. ---2S
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

BETHESDA-Witho OF without railroad sid
ing. Call THOMAS L. PHILLIPS, WO.
Mt Mt VERNON AVE.-Establish your busi-
ness where it will be seen. Ground Zoned
for dry-clea ming plants, drive-in laundries
garages, bottling works, etc. Large or
part to a building loan. A. M. ROTH,
RE 1880. --29
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

1411 L ST. s.E.-Zoned Industrial; new /
with offices on End H.. -45x1s, ideal for
repair shop, warehouse. light manufactur-
ing. etc: avail. on or about Mar. i; 194s
s5ST oSER 20 800 Fl Fl. OF b. 4 o. SIDING in
Bladensburg, Md; will build warsh9nss Smpn9
MAIER. ONCE. WA. 4343: res, UN. 1888.
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susINEss PROPERTY WANTEp.

HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and other commercial property including
your property with US for quick action.
Call Mr.. Kiely. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO..
I'VE FEEL CONFIDENT" that at market
value we can secure q purchaser for your
real estate. Why not consult US? We are
Licensed Bonded Broker. RE. 1166. 80
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,NvrsIMENT PROPERTY WANTED

CAN SELL YOUR BUILDING NoW-Wha,t
have you to offer? Call HARRY COHEN
I'VE FEEL Confident" that at market
value we can secure a purchaser Tor Dr., your s
at az xosIr service HARRY /. FRIEDMAN,
licensed. Bonded Broker, RE. 1856. 30
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED-Detached 4-bedroom brick Vir-
BOX 15-E, Star. Sc
DO You HAVE home in Arlington OF
nearby Va. you wish to sell quickly? Cal
EDWARD COOK, CHI. 1916 80
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PEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE-If you are considering an ex-
change Of your property, we are IN posi-
improved real estate. Call DI. 1918 till
q M, VIM. n, SAUNDERS CO., INC. 80
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APARTMENT GROUND FOR SALE.
in heart Of SILVER snrinT SH. 34gO,
SH 1854 -3
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGikIA.

LANDOVER HILLS-Six-room furn. house
children and pets welcome; rent for Al
mos. or longer; $3.50 mo. WA. 2597. 80
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR RENT.

CORNER MT. VERNON AVE. and Duncan
10, 500 So. it. commercial D-2; will lease
up to 10 years. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
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SUBURBAN REkI-ylRelhlA.

UNFURN. HOUSE FOR RENT-Six rms
g hedrms.). new. gas &C. heat, in Arl
$3.50 per mo-; avail. Feb. /. Box 14s-D
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

DESIRE EXCLUSIVE nstings on ,propertyj
investment. BOX 103-E, Star S0'
/ PAY CASH, or will sell for you. lots
houses or acreage; free appraisal. SCOf1
SANDERS. 391 9 SO. Cap st. TR 1858
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

town-Well-iocated tract containing 5000
50. it., 3O-ft. frontage, improved will
2-story frame building: Call NJ; Dodge
II, co; 5940. .s WEAVER V55So BROS INC
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VACANT,
2-story {
gas heat;
nunity Of
condition;
It'll 8 pm
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HOME, INCOME and industrial land, near
Glebe I'd. and Wilson blvd; large frame
house, consisting Of living room with Are
ton, 3 bedrooms and bath, all on LIST
floor; End floor consists of ! bedroom
land easily ACCESSIBLE the perfect deal for
some one who wants a comfortable home
with sufficient lot to build large shop,
LURIA BROS, 2046 Wilson blvd. GL..
3166. go
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAND.

COLORED-BUNGALO in North Brent
wood; S5,S0O Call Mr Smith, ewes, WA
1889 or UN. 1926. cox & CO, INC.
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Concordiu Bond to
Present Concert
In Hurdin Feb. 10

The Concordia band Of Moor
head, Mimi, under the direc-
ton Of Prof. j. "A. Holvik will
present a concert in Hardin at
8 pm. in the Junior high school
auditorium Tuesday, Feb. 10.
Before returning to Moor
head for their home concert,
the sixty members of the band,
will be on a two-week concert
tour of western North Dakota
and eastern Montana.
Members of the band will ira
vel in two chartered buses ac-
companied by Mrs. HolVik as
chaperone. = 8
The local band committee on
housing is Leroy Jones, Gret-
chen SWindle, Mary Agnes Eel
ka, Sonia Jacobsen, Mary Ann
Koebbe and Bill Wolf.
Leroy Jones, Mary Riebeth,
joyce Olsen, Roam Preston and
Alice Traphagsn are in charge
Of ticket sales.
The Lodge Grass band with
their director. Mrs. Stevenson
plan to attend the concert.
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BUZZETTIS RETURN FROM
TRIP 70 WESTERN STATES

Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Buzzetti
returned to their home in Har-
din Friday from a six-Week trip
to the west coast.
After having spent two weeks
during the Christmas holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buzz
zetti and daughter in Tujunga,
Calf, the Buzzetti's went to
Sacramento to visit Mr.. Bug
zetti's niece, Mrs. Bill Wight
and family. In Richmond, Calf.
they spent some time with Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Graham, Mrs.
Laura Wolf and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marc Vercillo (nee Jessie Wolff.
While at Richmond they were
joined bv Helen jean Buz7etti
Of the WAC. Miss Buzzetti and
Capt. McCluskv took MIR. and
Mrs. Buzzetti on a tour of San
francisco and the Presidio.
In Seattle, Wash, the Buzz
xetti's spent a week with Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Sibley and
Mother" Rodner before re-
turning home.
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Up and Down
The Street

Continued from Page y
and backs. Don't let anyone kid
you, it isn't as easy as it looks.
C'mon in and see the finished
product, it's open for inspection.
p. K. w. D.
We don't know whether or
not they set a new record but
the local voluntary fire depart
ment were certainly on the ball
last Friday. The alarm sounded
when a car parked on Third
street CAUGHT fire, and accord
ing to officials the firemen mad
the fire truck under way in
two minutes flat. We under
stand that the new truck Great
ed more interest among the
lookers-on than The fire itself.
p. K. w. D.
In our travels up and down
the street. while browsing about,
sticklnp our noses into other
peoples business and making
general nuisances of ourselves
we paused a few moments to
assist with the HANGING of
Woodward's new neon sign. The
sign adds the final metropoli-
tan touch to the new store.
VT noted also that the Har-
din Electric shop is sporting q
new G. E. electric sign. Hardin
will soon have as many neon
signs as Butte. ="
P. K. = w. D.
Although we've lots of other
things on our minds space and
time will not permit. IF HE
Young fry in the Peterson home
have recuperated by next week,
YOU lucky reople will have We
ed hack in this column.
Well we must be like the
wind and blow. so guess Wen
be shoveling off.
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Mrs. Wildin furnished part Of
the music, with Miss Mary Ann
Iverson relieving her.
Thimble Club
The Rebekah Thimbls club
met Friday with Mrs. Gordon
Swaby. Ten members and one
guest were present.
During the meeting plans for
a guest day to be held next
month were discussed.
After a social hour lunch was
served by the hostess. assisted
by Mrs. Charles Corkins.
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Order of Rainbow for Girls

The Order Of Rainbow girls
held it's regular meeting Tues
day Feb. 8, at the Masonic
Temple.
During the meeting Miss
Beverly Joyce Newark sang two
selections 'eYou Do" and my
Dssire", and was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Stanley
Newark.
After the meeting a social
hour was held In the basement
of the Temple. Mrs. Ragland
called a square dance, for which
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CALL

Notice is hereby given that
the following registered war
rant is called for PAYMENT Feb
ruary 6, 1913, OIL which date in
tereSt thereon ceases:
Two Leggins Drainage war
rant dated September %, 1947.
in the amount of $4,000.
Dated at Hardin, Montana
this End day Of February, 1913.
C. e. GOOdnoW,
County Treasurer
(Pnb. Feb. 5. 19483.
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Lucy Winn and Ed Torske Married in Double Ring
Ceremony, January "a, by the Rev. C. Bentley

Mrs. Lucy Winn and Ed Tor
ske were united in marriage in
|a double ring ceremony, Jan.
"a, at 8 pm.
The ceremony took place be-
fore the fireplace decorated
with mixed bouquets and cam
dies, with the Rev. G. A. Bent
ley officiating.
The attendants were Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Parker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronald Koebbe.
The bride was attired in a
soldier blue dressmaker suit,
with a corsage of baby orchids
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Koebbe
were attirsd In wool suits and
wore corsageS of red roses.
Members of the immediate
family were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Torske are max
ing their home at the Labbitt
apartments at the present.
Past Matron's y
Mrs. r. p. Ross was hostess
to the Past Matron's club on
Thursday evening, at which
time Jr. Past Matron, Mrs. Ola
Maddox, was taken into the
Crow Tribe. The Indian motif
was used Through out the din
ner, games and the initiation
ceremony.
At the close of the interesting
evening, the ladies hemmed tea
towels for the Big Horn Com
munity hospital. Twenty men,
berS were present.
New officers for 1913 are:
President, Mrs. r. P. Ross; Vice
President, Mrs. F. S. Morrison;
Secretary, Mrs. Goldie Ffndlay-
son; Treasurer, Mrs. Lura
Strand.
Ladies Circle to Meet
The Congregational Ladies
Circle will meet Thursday, Feb
IL.
Devotions will be by Mrs. F
S. Morrison. The meeting will
be followed by a Valentine
party.
Mrs. Kalberg and Mrs. Jacob
son will be hostesses.
Birthday Dinner
/ Mrs. Howard Wagner ST.. en-
! tertained at a birthday dinner
In honor of Dwain Reed Mon
day evening, Feb. 2.
Other Guests were Roy and
Ray Knodel, Mrs. Dwain Red
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Wagner
Jr., Marilyn Wagner and Mr.
Howard Wagner ST..
Neighbors of Woodcraft
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
met Monday evening Feb. 2, at
the Masonic Temple. The bust
ness meeting included election
Of officers.
Mrs. Lloyd Snyder and Mrs.
Sterling Torske were hostessss.
Auxiliary TO Meet
The Legion Auxiliary will
meet next Tuesday Feb. 10, at
the Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Earl Cammock is in
charge OF the program on
"Amerieanism''.
There will be initiation, and
those to be initiated are urged
to be present.
Birthday Club
The Birthday club will meet
Friday Jan. 6, at the home oil
Mrs. Rhonald Iverson.
Mrs. Fred Kerrick and Mrs
Art Kalberg will serve.
Entertain at Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Ottun ano
st. Clair, entertained the fol.
lowing guests at dinner Sunday
Feb. l, Kitty, Donna, John anc
Erlise Rice, and Jack French.
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Missionary Circle

NA1OolO1luA III 8s
The regular meeting Of the
Missionary Circle of the Open
Bible church was held last
Thursday afternoon. The Circle
was entertained by Mrs. Les
ter Jones and Mrs. Ray Morris
settle at the home of Mrs. Jones.
The devotional lesson was
given by Mrs. Rasmussen after
which Mrs. ClemetS gave the re-
port on 1.-The Progress of Cos
pei in China. "A letter was read
from missionaries in the Ken
lucky mountains and also one
from a family in GERMANY,
both acknowledging receipt of
parsels of clothing which had
been sent.
Another interesting letter was
read from a field in South
America.
The president made a request
for more clothing to be sent to
needy familys abroad.
If anyone wishes to donate
clothing for this purpose. please
contact Mrs. Denver Lining,
(phone 294-W).
The meeting adjourned with
prayer, after which refresh
ments were served by the hos
tess.
The next meeting will be held
on Feb. 10, at the home of Mrs.
Humphrey.
p. f. o. Meets
The P. E. o. club held their
regular meeting Wednesday
evening at 1890 pm. at the
home of Mrs. T. A. Weir.
Mrs. Brekke and Mrs. Saun-
ders were in charge of the pro-
gram for the evening, which
was titled: "P. E. 0. Projects,
After the business meeting
lunch was served by the hos
tess.
Honored at Shower
Mrs. Willis Fife and Mrs
James Roper were hostesses al
a pink and blue shower given
in honor Of Mrs. Howard Wag.
ner Jr. at the home of Mrs. Ho-
ward Wagner ST.. on Friday
Jan. 80. =
Invited guests were; Mrs. C
L.. Smith, Mrs. Earl Farrant
Mrs. Emmett Smith, Mrs. Dor
Welton, Mrs. Ora Hamlin, Mrs
Delbert Morissette, Mrs. Ray
M~orissette. Mrs. Cecil Wagner
Mrs. Leonard WAGNER, Mrs
Howard Wagner, Mrs. J. s.
Simmons, Mrs. Jewel Doane
Mrs. James Redmond, Mrs
Matt Brown, Mrs. William
Jones, Mrs. Hobert Delp, Mrs
Cary Mabe, Miss Betty Mabe,
Mrs. J. L. Blackburn, Mrs. Gin
ton Blackburn, Miss Ruth Eg-
new, Mrs. Vera Lamb, Mrs
Edith Torskc, Mrs. Jack New
! kirk. Mrs. Murray Brown, Mrs
Maxim Lawrence, Mrs. Harry
Cox, Mrs. William Cox. Mrs
Clara Atkins, Mrs. L. P. Strand
! Mrs. Dwain Reed and Miss
Marilyn Wagner.
Past Guardian Neighbors
The Neighbors of Wooderaf,
organized a new club "The
Past Guardian Neighbours, last
Thursday Jan. 20, at the Mas
onic Temple.
) The officers elected were Mrs
Kalberg, President: Mrs. Anna
Powers, ice-Prcsident: ant
Mrs. Bill Ferguson, Sec-Trea-
Surer.
| Mrs. Bert Slater was hostess
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OF THANKS

I surely appreciate and thank
my neighbors and friends for
their thoughtful visits and for
bringing me nourishment./
Tom Enchoff
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Twenty or more months are
required to grow a pineapple.
Evening star., 1948-02-13
|, .,Whereu When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
| National-"Blossom Time: 8:3(
pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"The Voice of the
Turtle; lao, 800, 5:25, 7:30 a1o
9:35 pm.
Capitol-"You Were Meant fol
Me-: II am, 1:40, AIS, 7:15 ano
1905 pm. Stage shows: 1880, 3:35
6:25 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"The Road to Rio;
11:35 am, 1875, 3:30, $50, 7::30 and
$50 pm.
Hippodrome-"I Know Where I'm
Going; 2:15, 4:05, 5:55, 7:45 and
$3.50 pm.
Keith's-"Bambi";; 1910, 2:15,
4:25. GAS, 8::25 and 1910 pm.
Little Shoe Shine; 11:05 am,
12:45, 2:30, Ais, 6, 7::50 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan -" Albuquerque: II
am, los, $40, $40, 7:30 and Gas
pm.
Palace-"Captain From Castillo;
10:45 am, las, 4:05, 6:45 and $50
pm. ..---..s
Pix "The Patient Vanishes"
2:10, 4:50. 1880, 1910 pm. and
1910 am.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 1915 am.
Warner-'The Voice of the Tur-
tle";; 11:20 am, las, $50, 5:35,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1948-02-13

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profit for the audience. especially
when he sings song of lament over
having lost his girl in the Thousand
Islands.
Below these principals. the team
lof Nadine Gae and Peter Hamilton
turn In some lively, imaginative
dances. And, also in the dance de.
lpartment, Johnny Barnes of Wash,
ington proves show stopper with
second act tap number.
vocally, angel in the Wings" Il
not particularly notable although
Elaine Stritch has sung "Bongo
Bongo, Bongo" onto the hit parade
and the show has pretty ballad
that ought to do very well. Easy
to Do" is the title and it is quite
easy to hear.
Donald Oenslager has made q
series of lovely things of his settings
and light paintings in Angel in the
Wings"
It would be cheating yourself not
| to see 1t,