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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-09
SPARK MAN
'. ID. Harrison

A very good Thanksgiving was
held at the Sparkman Colored
school last Wednesday, November
% m Mrs. Lizzie Daniels is on the
sick list Emmett Harrison visi-
ted his mother and brother recent
ly., Miss Elvira Harrison of For
dyce spent few hours with her
mother, Mrs. Beulah j. Harrison
and husband Miss Marie Matlock,
Miss Dois Matloek and Miss Jauni-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-09
MALVERN

Mrs. Cora Tyler OF 500 W End
passed at her home last week. fol-
lowing a brief illness. Dir, r. S.
Shorty will deliver the oulogy at
First Baptist. where the late Mrs.
Tyler was an ardent member She
Is survived by her husband. Gar.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-09

writer has been shut-in with a
severe cold since her return from
the Annual conference.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-09
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-09

Loving and Mr.. and Mrs, Eles-
ton Loving motored to Brassfield
TO visit Mr., ana Mrs. John Nor
ris
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-09
Hornemaker's
Council Holds
Meeting May 81

The Council of Homemaker's
Clubs met on the 31st of May to
plan the 1850 Program of Work.
Each President and Vice President
had been asked to bring in a list
of requests of help wanted by club
members, to be given in Club Dem
onstrations next year.
AS each President gave her re-
port, the topics were listed under
the various projects, such as Cloth
ing, Home Management, Home
Furnishings, Health and Crafts.
After the lists were considered, the
Council voted to have five demon
strations in the Home Furnishing
Field and three in the field of Food
and Nutrition; also to have district
schools on upholstery, slip covers
and children's clothing.
Mrs. Earl Shorb, Mrs. Ralph
Beall and Mrs. Willard Gartner
presented the slate of officers to be
considered for election at the an
nual Fall Meeting.
Mrs. Howard Smith will have
served her two years term and the
Office of President was to have
candidate. Mrs. George Ray, Presi-
dent of the Rockville Club was put
on the slate for President of the
Council for the next two years.
Mrs. William r. Bogley, Presi-
dent of the Laytonsville Club, for
End Vice President, to take the
place of Mrs. Wilton O'Callaghan,
and Mrs. John Zimmerman, Presi-
dent of Homewood Club, the office
of Treasurer, succeeding Mrs.
Leslie Mullican.
Mrs. Wilton O'Callaghan and
her committee served refreshments
at the conclusion Of the afternoon
meeting.
On June 10th, the Project Lead
ers Of all the Clubs have been cal
led in for a Training School on
Safety in the Home" The meet
ing is called for 1880 PM
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-09
Bel Air Editor To Advise
HOmemakerS' RenOrters

John D. Worthington, editor of
the Bel Air Aegis, will present
1.-THE Editors Viewpoint" in the
journalism course at Rural Wom-
ems Short Course, June 1918, at
the University of Maryland. Other
classes will be taught by Arthur E.
Durfee, extension editor, and Miss
Carolyn Shaver, information spe-
cialist. The need for this course
arose through the Homemakers'
Clubs, whose homemaker-reporters
requested training in news writing.
Other subjects in the Short
Course curriculum will include
Effective Speaking, Landscape
Gardening, Parliamentary Law,
Crafts, and many phases of home
economics. Two new courses have
been added this year, Art in the
Home, featuring flower arrange
ment and creative art, and Radio.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-09
Montgomery SideIights
BY ELSIE WHITE HAINEs

Sandy Spring, dropped in last
week to tell us how much they en-
joyed the Sentinel-"a breath of
the old home town." Mrs. Ewes is
the former Julia Thorn, born at Mt.
Airy, Sandy Spring neighborhood,
attended Sherwood School just
ahead of the writer and is Hol-
Inns graduate. Mr.. Ewes is vice.
principal of the George School
which is attended by numerous
Friends of the county.
Il II
Mrs. Ella c. Saunders Warren,
of Warren School, Olney, recently
wrote: Dear Elsie Haines-I en-
close $4-my renewal and sub
scription for one of the faculty
William Irving Saunders. l love
your "Sidelights" of the county.
Being of an old American family
myself Huguenot 1927 = Good
Ship Spotted Cow and Fortune -
| enjoy the tales which go to make
up our atmosphere. We, too, think
Montgomery County is beautiful"
II
Page Marvin Simmons-we re-
Gently read that he is native
North Carolinian. Wager he will
be surprised to know that we are
an avid reader of his State periodi-
cal which is called "The State" a
weekly survey of North Carolina.
Truly the paper has everything
tales of long ago as well as of the
present day. When a cousin, visit
ing from Massachusetts, said she
had never heard of Trolling roads"
or Of hogsheads of tobacco being
rolled to market, we had only to
turn to a recent issue of The State
to show picture and story depict
ing the typical Colonial scene. 1t
was Mrs. Guy E. Kagey, former
Olney resident who introduced the
paper to us.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-09
Local Births AT
Suburban HOSPITAL

Births reported at Suburban
Hospital, Bethesda, for the period
May 20 through June a, 1949, in
clude:
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon M. Fowler,
11606 Georgia Avenue, Wheaton, a
daughter, Marie Elizabeth, May
29.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman d. Burns,
Washington Grove, a daughter,
Melody Sue, May 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Davis, Route
2, Rockville, a daughter, Veronica
Gail, June /.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Sey-
mour, Poolesville, a daughter,
Mary Carolyn, June 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Schwartzbeck, Route /, Rockville,
son, Lloyd Michael, June /.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-09

Ruth Billhimer, whom many of
you will remember as an assistant
to the editor for a year or so be-
fore her family decided to take up
permanent residence in Sanford,
Florida, writes: "Memo: From a
Florida gardener to Maryland
gardener. Down here Lantana
grows wild, into bushes as large
as--well a hydrangea for instance.
"But, down here, we buy Queens
Lace plants (Which grow along
our roadsides) for 35 cents a doz-
en-, and plant them in our flower
beds. The flowers in church last
Sunday consisted of white glads.
lilies and Queens Lace - truly
beautiful.
There must be a moral in this,
but don't know what it is!
enjoy the Sentinel so much, but
so many new names are creeping
in that l really have to look for the
old reliables."
Ruth went on to say that County
Council meetings did not sound
like SC much fun as the Commits
sioner's meetings used to be. We
shall write her a "Sidelights" or
the Council before long-there is
really much keen wit in the group
they do, however, take things
rather seriously and rightfully SO.
Running this County is big bust
ness - the charge is a great re-
sponsibility.
Off the record, we adore DR..
Merriam (perhaps we feel we know
him better because of work in the
Federated Clubs with his wife).
He, by the way, is one of the men,
bers who has all his hair. He has
delightful "Puckish" twinkle and
frequently turns in his chair to
look up at the press with grin.
After Mrs. Himstead upset his
Kensington Library bill last week
ne was heard to remark that he
agreed with Kipling that the fe-
male of the species was indeed
deadlier than the male. The chair
man, Frederick P. Lee, has kew
pie curl atop his nearly-bald-on-
top head-smokes necessarily. We
confess to being a little afraid OF
him-but just wait, Ruth, we will
tell you more.
We have lost a subscriber A
member of an old county family,
whose forebears we feel sure have
read the Sentinel since it was es-
tablished in 1855, has Cancelled
with this explanation: 81 am
sorry - but l do not wish to do
business with anyone who is will
ing to work with the so-called
county government that we now
have, whose intentions are only to
do harm to people in the upper
part of the county" We can only
wonder if the gentleman expects
us to ignore news of the govern
mcnt."
So 1ss
The Sentinel feels that it struck
the Jackpot" on the story and pic
lures of Wilson's drugstore. when
are you going to give US another
such story of the town." several
have asked. Just give us time. We
picked up some interesting addi-
tions-seems that President Will
son in his drives through the town
used to stop to buy old-fashioned
horehound candy at Wilson's. II
never noticed the mortar and pes
tie BEFORE" remarked a Potomac
man-we might have told him we
worked here several years before
we noticed it.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ewes, III,
of the George School, down from
Pennsylvania for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. A. Douglas Farquhar,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-09
Damascus Future
Farmers Elect
Officers For Year

Charles Hawkins, II, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley Hawkins of
Woodfield, was elected president of
The Damascus F. F. A. at its regu-
lar meeting held on Wednesday,
June 1.
Other officers elected were Bob
Hilton, vice-president; Henry Hill
ton, secretary; Harold Mullinix,
Jr., treasurer; Charles Baugher,
sentineE and Sam Gladhill, re-
porter.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17
WIEN ALASKA lIRLIsEs

Arriving from Fa.foanks Fs.- day were James :. Dexter, F. 7. Uir.caSon, David Ycakel, Morgan Solomon, James Saacak and Her bcft Mcclellan.
 Departing for Fairbanks were Gerald NooToW, ". F.. Davenport, W. r., Thompson. Robert Klein was a passenger to KotzeDUe.
 Saturday George kamGta0 was brought ln from Buck Creek, by Pllot Barron and Pilot Murphy drought ln II. T Savers and E. l.. Echoetker.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17
Lodge Hall Gets
 John Hall Furnace

BRITTOS. Okla C2t-A m-1- up c. Halls cos: sn appliance store here slO0.
 Lawrence Brown found wO.a- men cutting a hole in the ne.s hardwood floor al inc LasOD.c Lodge hall They said they were installing . furnace.
 Brown said inc lodge hadn't or cered one. While he argued by telephone with inc appliance store manager, workmen com ple.ed the installation.
 The company finally admitted its mis:ake-the furnace was sup posed to go 10 a residence three blocks down The street.
 The lodge will keep inc furnace the company sold al a, half price.
 But the Tom Halls down inc street still need a furnace.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17
Strikes May Idle 5.OOO,OOO Workers If Continued
By Harold V. Ward

WASHINGTON, O2t-Mosi la o0- leaders today expected VII liam Green 10 reply win a polite No thank you ,o John L Lewis ,-yposs! that AFL unions help ti- nance tae CIO steel strike.
 4; tae moment, Lewis and the UJ.T are independen. ot both inc AFL and CIO.
 Meantime, secretary Of com nerce Sawyer said that fl inc strike runs 10 Dec. l II will idle 50, ,O0, 900 workers and seriously damage the nations economy.
 Strikes and threats of strikes" already have changed an upward trend in business and employment, whish held almost all summer, he said in q statement, adding:
 By December lst, fl inc strike continued, unemployment directly attributable 10 inc strike will De approximately 5,000,O00.
 Furthermore, il is estimated that by January there will, in effect, be complete shutdown in the metal-consuming industries. '"
 Green, a former coal miner him self, is not as angry al Lewis as some AFL leaders who have tan gled with Lewis in the past, so he may temper his reply 10 the Lewis plan for s2,50O,O ,OOO weekly war chest.
 The proposal was made by Lewis in a letter to Green. CIO
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYs

Par American arrived ysSts.- csy B.ta GF. asl1 Mrs, J. |, Cum nI4ngS aDG Tryaye C.r.cGson from Seattle. From Fal:oanks were E- F. Mgllaney 3nd Ross Morrison
 Departing for Fairbanks were Mrs, Ruth Rock, Howard Lyng, C. EanlStsgc. Byron Gcnoe>keT, F. C. s3yef$, FD. Seattle were T. ". Scots, Mrs. Kirk Jackson and daughter, ". r, Roberts. C.a. Strand.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17
AIRLINES
ALAEkA AlELiMEs

f-zSSss2 gers sFp- Xg.zs-22s to tE,Ea@r&gs Gstss1&Y D@s:s Pred F.GYs.., E&sl Yo2a2s %oaa Eerg.
 Ess C.t.eaSDa azS z 2zSse:. gs, ssss5s12g .rQn S0ns :G Asca@;- age.
 Arriving today wsgs Gg. Gcp.- EssG, Es. Carlton 3ae Ole Bob be-.
 Departing Ga .sss .sis1ra sggS was Fred G- Johnson,
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17
Menosy. October T. lsss

Monday, October i7. Isfs
 yoFecsE. G0aae; Continued eaO8- cy Y.c5 Ezs1 ard Sl0s@. Fresh % g.:D12 szE.s.1y .o E0gtsssEtEg.y , winds. L.9BeS. temperature tonight z2. a.goest temperature Tuesday zs.
 S0ne aa;a Last zf hours sz 0: 100 am today. Precipitation 10z inch. CTotsI :h!s month o.S5 tacae&j.
 Tempe.s:gses. algnest si, low est 3s.
 Maximum wind s miles sn hour from inc esg;.
 Sunrise at 7,03 am, EUnBet .. s.53 pm
 C0npa sst.ge data:
 TcnperatGgeg one year ago to- day. highest 3l, lowest l3.
 Extreme temperatures On this day since 1907: highest 50 !n 1925. lowest 2 tn 1929.
 Dsls for other stations as c: TOO
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17
AT THE HOTELS
WALLACE HOTEL

Mat E-acks01- So--s. 5y- and HFE. z- Fl ThstnOre, Cope. Cu.c.- Clifford S-n5.s1, C. Ram sad. Byron Scaoetke:. II T Say ssE, Buck Creek
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17
The Pioneer Women of Alaska

met last Friday with Mrs. Charles PennycoOk presiding.
 A contribution of ten dollars was given by the order tO assist in completing Inc purchase Of the statue 'S0urdough" which Is to be unveiled at Sitka tomorrow.
 Committee in charge of the eve ning's entertainment was Mrs. Emma Lyle and Mrs. NOrvin Lewis. Lucky card players were Carrie McLain, Mrs. Fred Rohn and Anne Walsh.
 Nuoocf Ada p~ipo OufcL pcauIfa
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17
NOTICE

Effectively immediately. the Se- leciive Service Office will be open mornings only from 10 l2 am. I24, 123 Doris Wilkie. SecY.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17

president Philip Murray, running Int steelworkers' strike, stepped up Saturday with quick endorse ment of the idea that unions pool their resources for the common defense and general welfare Of the labor movement"
 That wasn't exactly what Lewis was talking about. He suggested that al least nine AFL unions were rich enough 10 join with the United Mine Workers in contrib uting s25O,OOO a week each toward the steel strike.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17
SlAHfS HOTEL

s- .. D.ge-rnz1, Nome. Ken Cl- g.cascn, Seattle. G-. and Mrz- C. NcDons.c, Kotzeo1s J. ?. MVl- .zney. Juneau. Ross Morrison, Juneau Ber1 Be.z, Nome. Gr. and M.z. s. Joa1so1, Lake Mills. Iowa Fred Johnson, L!.tle Creek.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17
NOTICE

Order of Es&.srn Star. Alaska Chapter No. l meets tonight. There will be a special Halloween social
 Helen Dunbar. VIM.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17
NOTICE

All members who have been cast in SHAVE I. please be ali the Service Club Tuesday evening. Oct. ls. ali , o'clock for further rehearsals.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17

TilEoa Scott. son c: Mfr. and Hrs. Tolbe-t Sco.., who has been working al Iron Creek On inc family dredge all summer left for his home in California yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17

FOUND-Keys in container. Call
 at Nugget Office. 121-tf
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17

WANTED-Used trumpet in good condition. Call Nome Nugget.
 116-tf
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity

C0.np...1 1y a-s U. s. Dept Of Commerce. Wessoe. Bureau.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17

FOR SALE - Almost new large Play Pan. Call Black 4. 123-2tp
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17
Hospital News

Tommy TookayalOok of Nome and Nellie Kollard of Shaktoolik are new patients in the hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17

FOR SALE-l each Combination Wire Recorder, Monograph, Ra- dio, nearly new. Call Nome Nugget
 123-tfc
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-17

For Good Printing Call Main 125
Evening star., 1949-06-05
HOUSES FURNISHED

BETHLsDA. MD.-Jurs % % Aus
cen eeav' : .ransp: @ sics. WI osii. "a
asi4 sAYLoR m. s.E.-petsehee;
bS,r.s.r sSs asai s.. Is.rs.rsso r. ras e e.nsI e
retains / rna.. ss5 per no Te IN
spect. call Mr.. johnson. III Sssa
Or Monday call ITO II a. r~s-.
NEWsON. Il. 3-2oIo.
DELIGHTFUL e-bedrm. eonplssesy
Glenbrook village Avail fcT SUM
ner months Lovely lawn. porch
and sar. MRS. sPAULDrs6. wo.
FURN. s-bedrm. house. Halerest area
ss.; piano, Bendix. Eas heat VI
DETACHED NOME ia wsshinxton'
nearest suburb. WoodTi6Eei bed
rms. nr. fire grade and hiRh schoo.
eiean and comfortably furn. sH-
FOR sUMMEE-Psrt or ali Of s-esd-
,:e,Isn .slsy;1iOn; T. ggStr HsSsa 18th st. nv
IN RIVER TERRACE-kieeiy fur
nished 5.rm. house: clean: larEe
bedrooms; seryei refsr. Rent. Slo5.
sGslGTl SE e. JULY. Bethesda. = s.drn.,
z baths: conV.; adults only Si2b,
HOUSE TO SHARE with young couple
with small child: furn.; rent re&-
sonaoie: eonr 70 navy Annex and
NEWLY FUkN., rms; eonv. 10
Pentagon, Fl Myer and Navy An
mex mr.. Washington and Lee shop
ping center; 4 or Govt. girls, or
family; $3.50 mo. or less for lease.
Il RMS, 2 bedrms.. for summer, from
June II; reasonable rent Texas
Evening star., 1949-06-05
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COUPLE with baby want modern, p
bedrm. unfurn. house or duplex
with fenced yard on years lease
references. Maximum. NO. 554U,
4 ADULTS need house with bed
rooms, Ia baths: / bedroom and
u bath on first floor. AT. 6722.
Sun, before 2, ewes.
s-f BEDRM. UNFURN. HOUSE, eonv,
to grade school; prefer suburban To-
cation; not over Si25; Navy family
with son IL. daughter IL. due for
2-3 years or more DUTY In wash
ington: will lease: occupancy June
20. viii be in Wash. next week
house hunting. Write Box 1871,
ENGINEER, wife and
son, II. desire small house; north :
west only; can pay substantial Ao-
vance rental II desired. GE. 77e2.
NAVAL OFFICER, wife. boys 81 and
12 yrs. need 3 or 4 bedrm. unfur-
nished house OK. 4759
BOOMING HOUSE. 3 TO 10 bedrms.
good condition: furnished; good 10
cation, nv. section. Price must be
right. Lox 35l-M. Star.
at Bureau Of Standards
desires . or 3 bedrm. unfurn. house
in NV section EN- 446S IS
Evening star., 1949-06-05
HOUSES FURNISHED

FOE RENT-Modern Groom stone
and brick house. Qarags; desireable
neishborhood, North Arlinston; S165
month. To inspect. phone OF. 9ls7.
B-RooM, a-BEDRM. HoUsE---eom.
pletsly and beautifully furnished;
fenced-in yard; In Jefferson Manor,
AIsxsnsdT3ia. AS GsI3 sls6 per month. Can
ssas isss HHs' ST. N.w.-Detached brick.
baths, porches, Gear garage. oil
Sists SSIaef po.ssssion ssssHan' sssssS per mo
Call Miss schroth. SHANNON =
LuGHs CO" 1905 II st. NV" MA.
cooE. COMFORTABLE detached home
for summer months: nne, outlet
nsishsSsS1Fnood' MI ss1 near Conn., ana Porter
e.RooM IL; Ssfi FURNISHED HOUSE. large
yard and porch; utilities furnished.
s.sInsM; iSa n, OsytaI' tYse firm. house, imnsd-
sSEy sS.,,, ~ srs ss sErn hoas.; snss per
mo-; 1881 Bssohwood Circle. en-.
kHEaSsssiNaroN. Md. ssos JENNINGS
sss s,sS ssSSniaiSvh sss. hoe e.sflahs III hs.t tfuo
sArIsR EsE ''stss'lss5;ss M s0ss. 'isa sam. ! %.
8 Nos. ~ s.r,nntns june 40, cool sSiek
ossY, SYs on p.:taiei.d shaeg wood sm Acre. oan
asu.s as s..j, js,sS y'i mo. 20 esii EsiRi a. Wis
if. IS. ~ ,sss; ssss :ss
RIshSsa RslIssSsa sss NJ assi s%s sIdlsn sss sss
rent St36. Apply on prsmasss q
fHsHss Co. seh58sAz fsSS n SaASS 4. NV. sS.
ht1ws-rn. brick hsm.,. !. 9 see ssse-
s7It ssIs r:a sss nsa ssnsa sasas ssss i 6F sss 1855
10 MN. NAVAL HosrrrAL. 41tsse.
lm In dsn Sssh ana na'l H. IL .sepinr a posss req
maids rm.. bath, iessly yard. out
xfsSs xfSS5s+l +lssEiso EisoS%1f:: zisss. dss cs.--sanS.r r.,
Baths. uS.; msid' aSan. SH. 'ss7S.
CHARMING COUNTRY HOUSE, all
modern conv.: lovely .spacious lawn;
81 mis q. C.. 10 mi. warrenton. va
r6Ekrsifi iarLr.-rn.. large, has hsSsd.
your Inspection Sat, and Sun. ! 70
Conn 70 AiSsmaris.a turn S nis Iisns s'ss q
Linpsan and left TO Chesterfield and
risn. t2 housss, ,,, os L can EM, SS23,
WooDRDGE, 1904 l7th n.s.--Det;
s.rn r' s.s sd seasa s,ssse'nk k.ns Rsfss Jun. "s 81
s'8oSifRaiss Jill isStjsfitaTs. july i % . ibseen.
Der 81, 6-roorn home, Attractiyely
bedrms,, III beths,.. large finished
recreation .rfr.. Bendix. washer. .ea-
universisy PARK area. eonv. 70 8
kuslines. Call Wo. 4427. -
Evening star., 1949-06-05
HOUSES EXCHANGED

MOVING TO CALIFORNIA. win trade
f-room. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath detached
house for house or income property
OWNER, HI. S467. 5
house. large yard, close school. ex-
change for comparable home, NV
area, Sept-June. BOX 411-J. Star
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Suburban Bungalow

couv. to Andrews Field and Naval
radio station, 8 rms. mod. kit.
mod. bath. oil h.-w.h.. elee.. lights:
2-car garage. attrae. Handicapped lot
on main entrance road 10 Dover
House. accessible to Wash. over good
county and state roads; approx. 40
completely furn. $3.50. Immed. poss
o B. ZAETZINGER CO.. 945 X st.
NV. ask for Mr.. Watson. Phone
MA. 537l. Ewes. after 9 pm. MARI
horo 335I
Evening star., 1949-06-05
GEORGETOWN

and attraetiVely furnished
room. dining room, modern kitchen.
gas heat, fireplace garden. $3.50
per month. Adults only; no pets.
An rfpS
Evening star., 1949-06-05
MOVING. PACKING 3 STORAGE

Pa, july 8; take fuil or part load.
Tel. Bowie 2614 or write p. o. 22b.
EpEiMaNP SaxsMs aiNPriMas6vr MOVING AND STORAGE
payment on your moving; storsge.
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p s3 monthly; local and Va: NOV
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2z-hr. ssryics. furniture: trunks ane
baggase. AT. 275e or FIR. 03S6.
MOVING By vET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped. insuTed; Ieas; Can
across he country; safe. storage ID
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Co, Nc, est. 1906