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COOPERATIVE APTS.-sALE.

66 NEW YORK AVE. NV, Apt. 303-
open, open sat. sat and Sun. 1 to 6 pm; newly
$3.50, oBASNoS 5S0 Realty Co. q5fSn Fs 5ilS
NEAR CAPITOI-Immediate occupancy;
bath de- luxe service 5000 SIX % down; M tota oa
VI SIfh ~ j; E. Swiftly CO. Ma. 5so5; res
sEAk ~ fMSER1D1AN PIX. N.w-rumTniisssed
szed din l0n rm s' bedroom hs kt bat
furnishings are attractive and complete,
including in dishes linen and GE radios
s4oo6 eash balance eass terms mmsdi
Sall NJ Gavin, with j. i G. Swiftly GO:
$500 DoWN@% and 8 bedroom apis. for
sale, Elevator building near Capitol, I'm
Ndte NfaR sISs istp Gan Re- 35s aS,
ton, exclusive, available at once; excellent
coldition, Living room, bedroom, dining
slcoye. kitchenette, bath; PRICE, ,$11,750.
sf55 IeSIS SIT asHos1kHS fsis (
WELL-ARRANGED efficiency apt; large
person desiring best living conditions.
RTTRaoTIvE RGT sse1G' Star: :Apr-4-Dedrooms. sn
kitchen; excellent condition in exclusive,
highly restricted building. References re-
quired Box 384-C, Star.
1910 SOUTHERN AVE s.E.-Two-bed-
room apt, in modern new building, just
completed; reasonable price and terms;
one Of the incest homesites in D; G:
living room. Kitchen dinette. bath Price.
$4,000. only $4,000 cash required; total
monthly payments only S4O.46 for every
thing
Dumbarton Courts in Georgetown. apt.
OF . bedrmS., living rnl., glaSSed-in and
screened porch, kitchen -dinette, reception
hall and bath: furnished for use as bed
Fm F and 2 oon living rms; price completely
to selected adults; no pets.
Near 18th and Columbia rd. NV. apt,
of 8 bedrms., 2 baths, living rm.. dining
rm., library. porch, kit and pantry: priced
very reasonably for the size home involved;
adults only; no pets.
254O Mass. ave NV, apt with / bed
rm<, sleeping porch, living rm., full dining
rni., kit. and bath exclusive bldg. heart
of embassy section
For appointment to inspect, call Ed
MUND j.. FLYNN. Authority on Coop
erative plan since 1890: responsible for
most Of Washington,s more than fifty CO.
operative bldgs.) RE. 1918 or RE. 1149.
is
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

1st-FLOOR 3-ROOM APT, furn., ne, for
room furn. or unfurn. apt; references.
2Iz-RM., MODERN, exceptionally large;
on bus route. Arl., for or 9 bedrm. apt.
OF OF rent SM 9f ob houSs Sc uv GL sg43. -ls
Groom apt. for same in New York. vi.
NEW YORK SUBURB for washington.
NV. Have Arm, unfurnished garden
apt in East Orange, N. j., for couple;
lease throueh 40; for similar apt, house
Box 330-C. Star. 18s
sTUDIO APT, NV, low rent for 1-bed-
room apt, unfurnished, NV. CO. 5977.
FOUR-ROOM APT. on. Mt. Pleasant NV;
viii exchange sd for pnfurn raao | or 2 room
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YoRK-1-rm.
apt, kit, bath. phone, elevator service,
centrally located. reas. rent, for suitable
WILL EXCHANGE one-room efficiency apt,
1st f., furn. or unfurn., for 1-bedroom apt,
unfurn. Call Mon, 9 a.m.-6 pm, MA.
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APIS. SUBURBAN WANTED.

VICINITY FLOWER AND DOMER avenues
Takoma Park, Md; by empl. mother with
Is.
FACULTY MEMBER u of Md, perm, de-
sires 2-bedrm. apt. or bungalow for moth
er and himself, unfurn. Warfleld $500,
Ext. 364, weekdays.
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APARTMENTS oUT-oF-TowN.

RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS, $50 sOth St.,
near Abbott ave, Miami Beach-Renting
by month or for season.. new apts.,
beautifully furnished, lovely balconies,
2 blocks to beach; also solarium, washing
machines and .driers in cellar: bedrooms,
ef1ciencies, Pulinanettes and hotel rooms,
all with private bath; INQUIRIES invited.
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For Rent,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must
be Included in advertisements under
Apartments and Houses For Rent. un-
less a Star box number is used, when
for the address, In such cases The
Star will secure the exact address,
which win be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE LEASE on semide-
tached, tWo-bedroom, newly redecorated
house in Arlington, for lease on three
bedroom house in NV. D. c., having one
bedroom and bath on first floor. Call
Owens 74b9 after 6 pm. 10.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

WALKING DISTANCE DOWNTOWN, 1888
18th st. NV, Apt. Pvt. front bedrm..
pref; S35 mo. AID. 1868.
NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL, Bethesda, Md,
l room, semieff., bedroom refgr., Ink.
ARLINGTON-Large cheerful living bed
rm. in modern pvt. home; breakfast kitch-
en- privils, twin Hollywood beds; excel
bus service downtown and Pentagon Conv
to shopping center; SIS per wk. to couple
or 2 men. 1907 No. 18th st. Call OK
1900. is
APT, 2nd Floor, 637 Goth ST. So, Airing
ton; for 3 employed adults, $50 mo-; 10
min: to city. bus to house.
BACHELOR APT, STANDARDIZATION.
pvt. bath and tiny den; also garage, $50
mo. One gentleman. OIL. 1910
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

Mr.. COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB-3 bed
rms rms ", baths; assa and-fl den; completely
NEW NEW s"BE1RgM: s5Rg HOUSE. bath, 1i7. Vis rm.,
dinette and kitchen, porch. full base
heater oil vsshns eeG Eanse nen hS
miles miles,. D. C. Direct from owner. I'm I'm
S5i1 nPR5 ST RhGSs Bogs sbfns aes Valley
@ ps BATH
rated. Recreation room, garage; $500
RPSGfnSSfRsHEp efisa HouSf: Hlos clevelsnHd Psrk
transportation; for one year, S1s5 month
eHE1T III H9z cHasE afasf ssh5 sMshp5-BErHEspAaEscve- as.
ly brick home. 2 rms 2H baths. recreation
yP SESF fxaf PSSsEf9as 81 M5 5Ss
HARRiEr 'ff: HoIf:HER' & page agent, Ma - aisS
ezHzREN hzREE CO. bE'fk NC Ysss ssslto4s ass CHI
NEW s-BEDRooM HOUSE, conv. to Boil
ing and Andrews Fields; gas heat, 3 bath
Write Box ssS.e. star. 'eA'' NV Is: So
BATHS layatory M " nsSsd aSsd with rseS sedar
closet, gas heat, modern kitchen; 2-car
garage; newly decorated: rent to reliable
adult. family only; $500 per mo. Box
Nicely FuRN.. rooms. INCLUDING bed
kema s PARK. k fhone MRS, CASE. 81. s1sa,
aRIINeRoN, a1sfl I R% vA-New a-story brick
house, new. furniture; upstairs, 2 large
bedrooms, l small bedroom. bath with
rm.. rI fireplace. din. rm., Kitchen, Break
fast aleove; full size basement, gas heat;
available Immediately; year lease with
AamyzNavy Aam IA yeoa clause; rent s176 per mo
BRICK BUSGALowmLovely, new bed
rooms. furn.; all utilities included: trans
VILE WIhI1SG Ses TO SeSs SHARE M HOME in A Chevy
Chase for temporary period with gen.
ses sss RS Ann Boz sATH sI5G S ssaF ssa
large corner lot; 3oa recently Tedeco1ratsd
ssGyn SsGs rnkT afssT bA8is SR. sT Syn SEE rooms,
semidet., furn; gas heat; large yard,
fenced Sl5o mo-. months in advance.
4oa S 0Fsk Eo csen sd
accepted; S165 per mo-; 1-yr. lease. ov.
WELLINGTON VILLA. on Mt Mt: Vernon
oil heat. two flrepl.; beautiful river view;
owners going South, will rent until June
1st to responsible adults who will assure
CARTER-DAVIS. TIE. 1906.
YOUNG COUPLE would like to share
other young couple; ali utilities furnished;
all new furniture, new washing machine
and cleo. ironer; no children. Directions:
Out Peace Cross, left 2 miles, turn In at
sign marked Defense Heights; S75 per
month Call between l and 6 on Sunday.
Address 6702 Allison ST., Defense Hsts., Nd.
5-RM. AND BATH BUNGALOW; no OBJ
nI,s piyar rloia Toi
ns4H }eeslHon 10 chi'afeni Fl'eroaie- Can va
5-RM. FURNISHED HOUSE in Arl., va:
S125 per mo-; couples; no pets. Tele-
FoR CoNGRESSIoNAL PEOPLE. Beau
tifully .: Turn: corner house acress rom rom
portions for entertaining; recently re-
stored and redecorated;. reminiscent of
Georgetown; rms, 2 baths; Sa15 per
mo. Cali Mrs. Finn at DU. 1884, with
SANDOz, INC, 2 Dupont circle: rs
CHEVY CHASE, Md g. rms. bath; oil
heat close to. bus; real home: no OBJ
lection to children; 5000 mo. sH. 1879.
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HoUsEs FURNIsHED tcent.)

HOUSES FURNISHED tconf.l
FOREST-3-bedroom, e
room house, completely furnished; avail
able Feb. l; $500 per mo. Call CH. 7790.
CHEVY CHASE, Md bedrooms. / bath,
Q freplaces; near schools, churches and
stores; 2-car garage, large fenced yard;
no objection to children or pets; available
Feb. !; $3.50 mo. Box 199-D, Star. 10
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APPS. FURN. AND UNFURN.

ATTRACTIVE DUPLEX APT. for rent in
College Park Md. 2 bedrms., bath, lily.
S1O0 mo. unfurn., S125 mo. furn.: cow
transp. at door. Call Laurel 363 or 165;
nights Laurel 252-J.
basement apt: S45. ME. 1859. -18
2 ROOMS, kitchen and pvt bath (shower),
porch; newly decorated; gas heat; good
transp.. $50. 522 Decatur st. NV. 30
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MT. RAINIER-Bedroom. kitchenette; en-
ployed lady; $50 per month; utilities paid.
GoIoRRD-REFNED. EDUC. WOMAN to
share a furn. apt. with another woman;
in NV. section. Please state full par
ticulars as to BACKGROUND and ref; $40 mo.
CoIoREDC5s T ST. NV rms, kit.
and bath; furn.; $50 each, for GI stu
dents: mr.. Howard Univ: l rm.. kit. and
bath. 1913 1st NV, SAT; % Quincy st.
ne., studio rm., S32 NO. s5as. go
COLoRED LADY wishes another lady to
share furnished 1-room apt. Call all day
Sunday. $50 mo. 2117 st. NV, Apt. 2.
CoLoRED GIRL Govt employe or col
lege girl to share apt. with other girls.
1903 Columbia rd. NV. S16 per mo. MI,
coLoRED-3ss7 10th ST. N.w.-1 rm..
kit; and bath; cleo and gas refrg fur
nished; all pvt; new: professional people.
IN Aot. J. $50 mo.
CoLoRED-.FoR RENT-2-rm. furn. apt.
for S3 or. 81 ca. person or S45 per mo !;
gas and electric l114 9Th ST
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I OR RIM. kit and bath unfurnished
apt, by refined, empl,. settled woman. in
quiet location; ref. Can LU. 1926 after
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$1SS;7so. Gan + W ELIOT MiDDLEfoS
SFES e syNp4g; ~: $50 e., Van m sqEsn IRE.
place, Venetian blinds. refsr; and stove
gas front porch lge lSs dssafhes sNsiHy
home in restricted area; 1st f.. ,liv. rm.
fireplace, din. rm.,, modern kit side porch
2nf s bsmt ofe o ae Rsa anS only ssa s5
sANpERsoN: 4sa4 Wis. ave. OR 1928
the 4oxi ] loot lot sivss this sungalox :, 4
coal furnace, fireplace and electric range
$645o; convenisnt to bgslins in Ca cab.I III
sGna s1na Broad arn ST.. MEs vi Ha'h'' es5s eS''0f
ROOMTNG HOUSE, Col .rd: nr. 14th NV;
brick ard stone; furnished. 10 rooms,
easy to manage; income quoted S470, mo
free and cleaT should sno sell Dandy rwIS lSca
ELS FL. RE- Eef5i9F 5f4o. 1910 vermont ave" I'm
18th sT. NW.-Imposing 3-story: 13-rm.
2-bath brick, excellent for physician. den
tist cr club; Complete data and to Inspect ss
Ter, LEI Nh NC. saAss Re. 500. .o' ~
NEBRASKA AVE, bet Military Nj .a,y,1 I'd .xaIs am
condition. seSen sesk rma ne den
Ist It fr.; Is bedrms5,, ~ baths. oil heat
finished attic marble fireplace, inclose!
Porfhb b.b st m 9ass dfr IN
ment:, sell reasonably; occupied by owner
PPEETWoRTH-eo-foot PE row brick: 3 bedrms
garage; excel cord; S14.65H, with $4,000
down. CHAPMAN REALTY CO.. RE. 1916
pAeAhHaff p nj sSemasan sornes be2 ha
entrance. See at once. Terms ME. 1894 1894
BARNABY wooDs-Detached brick in i'm
place, dining room, dining alcoye, kitcheI
and "a bath on 1st floor; 3 bedrooms,
| tiled baths on End; recreation room witt
fireplace; gas heat; 2-car detached garage
immediate possession CHEVY CHAsI
REALTY. EN-. 1900 Sundays and weekday
oPEs Of TO-DAY, TO PM, 2s17 sstl
nv ,-s near ,o. Wardman wtn ,neome psra sms
sarase: sas; I Suitable for large family o. room
! ing house: furnished or urfurnished r: A
HuMp.HssInEssS, snsS Realtor' sos N caTpsto
SEw NJ; 20 Detached BRICK, in nearby Nd.
loysly rms gas hsasi vsns,N;aFR RranTY 51nes
tF OPEN TODAY. 1886 TO 4:so PM. ia,
Que st. NV; brick and stone: furnished
| OIL heat, most OF mouse feuecof ateu; III ~
! Nice home plus income. q rooms, 3 baths
| scar gar. Priced to sell. Mr.. Cope OF
premises, with EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor
ssss esth ST. Nw.-Beautiful brick home
| Ige. uy. rn., fireplace, din rm., kit, from
and rear porches, lge bedrms: 2 baths at 1f
naraae in basement; Inspection by appoint
ment only; owner win redeeoIate hons.
caIl ewes; and Sun; EN- s331 oSI Of Tal EM
mont ave-, DI. s14l. -Ae
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APARTMENTs WANTED (cont. J

MOTHER and employed daughter. desire
reasonable. quiet 2 or 8 room apt. NV.
section; furnished or unfMrnishsd; ref.
exch. Phone MISS CARPENTER, DU. 97S0.
YOUNG COUPLE desperately needs tuI;;
Ms k FoguE e9hR I1fbTENANT 4etRi aSs7 desires one
Pheae MI ss4 tn or p
UNIV TNfvEksTrY Esai PROFESSOR and wife e need
erences; no % Children or r,p pets; se: sso maxi M
mum. Call ME. 1911 between 1880 and
6NFTRNisHED ONE BEDROOM. Mt, Pleas
TWO QUIET, permanent Govt. clerks de-
1 sTs Ge res sos ae y 4oa se sI seuss excel
ONE ROOM, KIT, BATH, in apt. bldg
NV, furn; or unfurn.; quiet, nonsmoker,
PRoFfssIoNai SSH RT q7Ss farIr of adults de-
lent coNT sefsFenssSi Ns;p, MI NJ S61s; 49,, 60.
teaehsrs desire ibearoom aaies anfurn ans'a4s aDR
with kitchen, .refg. and stove; In NV. pvt.
h%Rs hpms OR p,,, spt bIae M Bog 4l1,c Star; Is'
immed. family. employed, Sds need pfi furn.
apt, NV. sec: no drinking, smoking nor
parties no pets: excellent care Of prop
ssa .ss time ana or ebss' Bea zss
WE WANNA GET MARRIED; all we need
TWo Young COUPLES: college e 'oer eradu-
ates: husbands Government internes;
urgently need or 3 bedroom house. Excel
lent references: SHELTON, RA. 1858 or
HENDRICKSON, EN- 0375 49,
ARLlNGToN--Couple, wife employed
husband, student, need furnished living
room, bedroom, kitchen and bath; S75 to
Two GoVEkNMENT' MiaSf' LADIES desire Gle Clean
furnished or unfurnished one-bedroom
apartment in desirable location. Apart
ment building preferred. Write Box $3.50,
Star. 1Ss
BUSINESS LADY desires small furnished
apartment, convenient transportation. Ex-
NEMLY MARRIED EMS. couple desire l.
bedroom unfurn. apt; apt. bldg, or du-
plex; NV. or Sc. Ia. 34S4 Sat. or Sun.
GOVT. ATTORNEY, veteran, separated
from wife and baby daughter who stay
apartment badly. Box .394-C, Star. 18'
l-ROOM kitchen and bath, furn. or un-
furn; NV. section near Holton Arms School
preferred. HO. 9240, afternoons. 18s
MOTHER AND ADULT son and daughter
want furn., or unfurn. apt. in NV by Feb.
|. Must have private bath, kitchen and
good trans. RE. 74OO, ext. 1902. 49,
ATTENTION! Managers. builders, own
ers. married couple in late 30s urgently
N1forJ L0ZS
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NEW S-BEDROOM HOUSE, conv. to Boil
ing and Andrews Fields; gas heat, 3 bath
rms. Lease avail. at least mo-, $135.
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. Plain City
By MRS. NELLIE B. FEE

Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson
and daughter, Lynn, motored to
Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. % to spend
Christmas and the holidays with
Mr.. Pearson's parents.
Mrs. Emerson Jackson and sons,
Bruce and Eddie, left Friday for
GAINESVILLE, Wis, to spend the
holidays with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hennigh ar
rived in Hollywood, Fla, Dec.
II. Mrs. Hennigh writes that the
temperature was 80 degrees. They
stopped and visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kilgore, who are
spending the winter months in
Florida and also called on Mr..
and Mrs. o. K. Rowland who
spent most of their lives in Plain
City, but in recent years have
lived in Tampa, Fla. Mr.. How
land is now blind but is able to
get around the home fairly well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennigh also called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Green who
are in Florida for the winter.
The Presbyterian Church had
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By MRS. WALTER sTILLrNGs

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Farnlecher
and family, of Westerville, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Blumen-
schein, Marysville, spent Christ
mas with Mrs. Herman Rausch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Berend
announce the birth of a son,
Michel Edward, born Saturday,
Dec. 18.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Erb enter
tanned Sunday with Christmas
dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Michel and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Stillings and family, Mrs. Eliza
beth Michel, Mr.. and Mrs. Gler
Stillings ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Stillings Jr., and Mrs. Lowell Rob.
inson and son, Detroit; Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Dunbar, Allen Center
Miss Gloria Linn and DR.. Roy
r. Rhinebarger, Newark, Mrs.
Florence Rhinebarger and Mr..
Charles Rhinebarger, Columbus,
The King Bible Class of Mil
ford Center Methodist church
held its annual Christmas pot
luck supper at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Edward Agner Monday
evening, Dec. 20. Eighteen men,
bers were present. The King Bible
Glass was formerly known as the
Young Adult Class. Devotions
were led by Rev j. M. Gambill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Ferryman
have moved from the Morgan
apartment to West Mansfield.
The Home Economic girls of
Union Rural High School, taught
by Mrs. Ethel Helser, of Union
vile, entertained their mothers
and guests at a Christmas tea in
the school house Friday, Dec. II.
The home &c room was beautiful
ly decorated and lovely tea
table was set. Each guest received
novel Christmas corsage.
Games were enjoyed and guests
were served coffee and Christmas
cookies and candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stillings
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Stillings
were Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stillings,
at Byhalia. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stillings remained for a weeks
visit.
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Milford Center

Mrs. Hazel Black was taken to
University hospital Sunday in the
r. Glenn Reed ambulance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kaufman,
of near Woodstock, were Christ
mas callers at the home of Mrs.
Ricke Kaufman.
Miss Helen Wood entertained
Christmas evening for 80 mem
bers of the Wood family at her
home on w. State st,
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight Kimball
spent the Christmas weekend at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin Homsher and children, in
Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brake
were Christmas guests of their
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Brake and family, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James O'Brien and family,
in Columbus.
DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Coe spent
from Friday evening until Sun
day with Dr. and Mrs. N. E.
Bourgeois and daughter, Jeanne,
of Columbus.
Mrs. Woodrow Goff left Thurs
day for Huntington, w. Va,
where she will attend the funeral
services for her brother, Pfc. Fred
Ball, who was killed in action
June 2, 1945 in Germany. Funeral
services will be Jan. 2.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-30

Polling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Bowers had
as Christmas day visitors, their
children, and grandchildren, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Herd and three
children, of East Liberty; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sanderson and Larry
of near Petersburg; Mr.. Gerald
Bowers, Miss Julia Keller, oil
Columbus, who is a sister of Mrs
Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Burroughs
spent Christmas eve with their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dalton Burroughs, of Marys-
vile. The latter's parents from
Kentucky were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Burroughs
were callers of the latter's par
ents, near York, Mr.. Harry Am
rine, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Am
rine and two children.
Miss Rosemary Jackson was
dinner guests Sunday of her sis
ter, Mrs. Mildred Bushong and
family.
Mrs. Jackson spent one eve-
ming with Mrs. Bowersmith, who
is some better at this writing.
The latest report of Mrs. En-
ma Engle is that she is getting
along as well as can be expected
She is in San Antonio hospital
with a broken hip. She had been
staying with her sister, Mrs. Lau-
ra Rinehart, since Mr.. Rinehart's
death.
Mr.. and Mrs. BURNS Bushong
went to Laredo, Texas, to spend
Christmas with their son and
daughter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs.
Burnis Bushong Jr. and family.
who are missionaries to Mexico.
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Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Newland had
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooperider
for Christmas dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hensley
entertained their relatives Christ
mas.
Mrs. Anna Satchel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Mapes and son, of
Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Pennington; Mrs. Mary Bailey;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Mapes and
children; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Mapes were Christmas Day dim
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. E.
Penrose and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Turner, of
Newark, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Mapes, Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Nobel, of
Plain City, and Maude Penning-
ton, of Columbus, were Saturday
afternoon guests of B. E. Pen
rose and family.
Ruth Ann Stalnaker was a
guest at dinner Sunday in the
home of Carlton Nicol.
Mrs. Gertie Horn; Miss Mary
K. Morgan, a nurse in Lancaster
hospital, and Miss Ruth Smith, a
nurse in White Cross hospital in
Columbus, were Thursday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. La
Velle Horn and daughters, of Mil
ford Center.
Mrs. Christine Hensley enter
tained the co-workers from Ran
co, near Delaware, on Thursday.
A Christmas dinner was given
by Mr.. and/Mrs. Kenneth Helser
for which the following guests
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Smith; Mrs. Ella Smith, of CO.
lumbus; Mr.. and Mrs. Cola Mink,
of Plain City; Mrs. Gertie Horn;
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVelle Horn and
daughter; Mr.. Guy Robinson and
daughter, of Milford; Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Mccoy and family, of
Columbus; Mrs. Anna Shoemaker,
of Plain City; Mrs. Tinnie DAWN
and Miss Mabel Smith.
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} Unior1ville Center
BY MRS. MERYL GEORGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bushong
are the proud parents of a real
Christmas baby Ga boy) born
born Christmas morn.
Tom Salisbury returned Sun
day to camp after spending Sc
veral days at home.
Junior Allen was home from
camp for Christmas to share
with the Allen family's Christmas
dinner.
Mrs. Jessie Brown spent Christ
mas with her son and family, of
Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Mackling
and children, of Bucyrus, spent
Christmas and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. George and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Condor were guests
both days, too. Mrs. Fisher, a
sister to Mr.. George, Mrs. Bod
kin and Miss Evelyn Bodkin,
all of Columbus, were also Sun
day afternoon guests of this home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Stall
maker, of Columbus, entertained
Mrs. Gladys Reynolds, of Orrville;
Mr.. and Mrs. Britt Stalnaker, OF
Unionville, and Mrs. Carlton Nj
col, of Marysville, for Christ
mas.
Dickie Young, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Young, is i'll from
virus pneumonia.
Christmas day was celebrated
at the Dave Flowers home with
all the family home except David,
Junior, who had to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Salisbury
and daughters spent Christmas
day at Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Clemens home.
Mr.. Frank Mitchell and Trell
Mitchell went to Milford to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Den Nit
chell, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Finley en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ray John
son, Betty Jean johnson, and Mrs.
Ruby Wetzel for Christmas din.
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wetzel
of Columbus, Joined the grour
for supper.
Mrs. Clarence Sheline is very
i'll from a heart attack at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hilbert
and son; Mr.. and Mrs. Skaggs
and children, of billiards, were
Christmas guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Holderby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan McNabb
and daughter, spent Christmas al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank