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The Arizona post., 1949-12-02

work of Hadassah. Miss Ruth
Leon, president of Phoenix b
& P, spoke about the activities
of that group. A number of the
Hadassah board members were
also present.
YOUNG ISRAEL
The Package Party Sunday eve
ming was successful. The sum OF
$500 was raised. A special tribute
is given Richard Bennett, an ex-
cellent me.
Next meeting Dec 5 at p. m.
at Young Israel. Mrs. Abraham
Danzig, returned from the east
and will be present.
JWV
Final nominations and elections
will be held Dec. 6 at the DAV
Hall, S. Stone. All members and
prospective members should at
tend. Incomplete nominations are:
commander, Maxwell Warner;
senior vice-com. Ted Berlin, Sam
Block, Abe Mogy, Jack Landar;
ir. vice-com. Harry Bee; quarter
master, Nathan Saltzman, Ted
Karnofsky; trustees, A h u r
Dunes, Reuben Pitluck.
AZA
It was a big weekend at Phoe-
nix for AZA and BIG, being the
sixth semi-annual regional con-
vention. Tucson AZA were victors
in the basketball game by score
of 1884. 1t was sure thing with
Simon Lakritz, Jack Levkowitz.
Zip Zipron, Larry Fishman, Ber-
ME Silverman, Buddy Jens, Dave
Brickman, Mickey Ginsburg and
Harry Nader, the hi-point man.
Jack Waltuch was elected re-
gional asst. sergeant-at-arms.
ZBT won the football game here
1922, played at the U field. Morty
Sadowsky, Dave Liebowitz and
Stan Schwab, Bill Szerlip, Simon
Lakritz, Byron Epstein, Jack Wal
tuch Econ and Ray Alexandra,
Alan Gold, Max Volk, Bob Lukacs,
Jack Davis and Eddie Allen all
went down fighting. They want
ZBT to know they'd like to try
again. Other challengers are also
accepted.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-02

Charlie Ford and his Pioneer
Hotel Orchestra will play. A hi
point will be the presentation OF
a satire on the Arabian Nights
directed by Sonny Weiner and
authored, in addition to her, by
Herbert Miller and Gene Taxier.
In the nine years since its found
ing, YPHA has had a consistently
good record of supporting numer-
Gus charities, including non-sec-
tartan projects, such as the Com
munity Chest, Red Cross, Square
and Compass. Only recently did
they contribute the initial gift for
the Community Center, a check
for $500.
General chairman is Hy Rud-
nick. Others are: advertising,
Harold Rappaport; entertainment,
Sonny Weiner; publicity, Eva Tax;
tickets, Rosalind Baron; food,
Marilyn Handler; properties, Sid
ney Berman.
TEMPLE UNMARRIED SET
This new social club holds its
first official meeting at Temple
Emanuel on Dec. 6 at 8 p. m.
All girls (18 and over) and fell
lows (21 and over) are cordially
invited to attend and join the new
club.
The dance held at Temple
Emanuel Sunday night with over
100 present, gave indication of a
splendid future for the group.
Though many met for the first
time, congenial atmosphere was
quickly established.
Dances are planned twice a
month. No one need ride a bus
or walk to either a meeting or
social. Anyone desiring transpor-
tation should phone either Ted
Bloom, 2-3931 or Bill Horwitz
3-9495.
HADASSAH b & p
A Membership Tea was held
at the home of Mrs. Louis Cohen,
Hadassah president, last Sunday.
There was a large attendance.
Colored slides of scenes In Pal
estine, taken by Mrs. Hazel Green
wald, official national HadaSSah
photographer, as well as color
ed puppet show telling of the
The Arizona post., 1949-12-02
ORGANIZATIONS
JPFO

A sizable crowd viewed and
enjoyed the Moishe Oysher movie
Thanksgiving night. Proceeds go
to the maintenance of the Jewish
War Orphans Home, Angressy,
France, conducted by the JPFO,
Next big event will be the pre-
sentation of complete Jewish
New York theatrical troupe in
January.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-02
HADASSAH

Mrs. David Halpern, regional
vice-president of Hadassah will
be guest speaker at Membership
Tea to be given by the local Ha-
dassah at Temple Emanuel Dec.
IA. Mrs. I. Brand, Membership
chairman, is in charge.
A playlet Come Join Hadassah,
Darling containing popular mel
odies, directed by Mrs. Jane Kurn,
program chairman, will be pre-
sented. In. the cast are: Mines.
Herman Berlin, l. Margolls, Joe
Mart, Jack Nevins, Allan Stein
berg and Sidney Weissberger; the
young Misses Brenda Kurn and
Ruth Nevins and Dave Sirota.
Mrs. Seymour Schulman arranged
the music and will be accompanist.
Guests will be paid-up mem
bers and those persons interested
in joining Hadassah that day.
Mrs. Morris Komie, Kit chair
man, seeks either monetary do
nations or pledges to help supply
clothing kits which range from
$12, depending on the age for
whom intended. These will be
distributed to Israel immigrants.
She suggests that a group may
desire to get togther. She will
need to know by Dec. Is how
many kits can be expected from
Tucson. Her phone is 5-0292..
YPHA
The big event on the calendar
is the annual Embarrassing affair,
this year a dance on Dec. 25 at
the Ell Casino Ballroom, S. End
and E. 26th ST., a spacious ball
room.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-02

RanchON
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spacious Rancho
The Arizona post., 1949-12-02

Arizona Post-Tucson, Arizona
Evening star., 1949-09-18

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1llz Vermont Ave. NV, MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-12-16

OPEN DAILY TILL O..
SAT. TILL 8: SUN, 10 TILL B.
Shop in comfort at Washington's 8
largest indoor showroom. We try to
all times. Most cars have radios and
heaters. Easily financed and II your
car exceeds the down payments, We
pay you the cash difference.
Evening star., 1949-12-16

l751 BladensburE I'd. Ii. $500. Sa
srUDEBAKER 1e47 2-dr. Champion
Regal de luxe; beaut green. r. and
ssRrESTS1' RsEiss: 7Ss ss'q Maine s1s ave s;ys ~
sPtpEBAkER Ri i2a1i 1s4s sedan; heater
MsnEerRoSo;L1rzk sne SO; si i4sa s&aorogss. as s0xa: 2:
sBa hfafiassaegpfgE isag gd IT, club coupe
ForAAN aaa HI sSfoss ssSsfo sso 4 soEp Ne Ms1sod sGd
sRR11SSfEBsKER, R11SfnsssHK1EE RI dia41 Champion 2d ssdr.
beautiful green n,sh ai;it .asn matching ling
economical; 1895; easy terms. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS. 301o R. I. ave.
snGDDEbAkEk njsD Ra fse4 1s47 Champion ia Gar.
+. and h, orig. black paint; excel.
buy; $685. terms. Ii. 1885,
sPGbEBAkER PGSfsSlkE 1871 2-dr. Champion;
fnest cond;; s395. terms. Ii. 4
sTUDEBAKER Ie47 4-dr. champion;
maroon, has radio, heater, good
Sse sees5 Mo4 ccnse Tss suz koxSI 81 1ny Md 5ss
INC, Packard Dealer, 443O Conn.
sTUDEBAKER 1941 Commando"
sedan; in good running condition;
394; 500 down, with small weekly
payments. AUTO WHOLESALERS, J,
1871 Bladensburg I'd. Ii. 3-sS00.
wILLYs station wagon 1e4e; orisi-
nal 1000 miles: like new, $1.150.
Can be seen at 412 11th st. s:w.,
WHY'S AMERICAN 1941-clean a.
can be, peri. mech. cond.; $226.
CENTRAL MOTOR Co, 1900 Lee
hwy, GH. 1000. -16
Evening star., 1949-12-16

FORD AZ Super de luxe "s" sedan:
radio, heater, seat covers; flrst-choics
WHEELMOBILE; s995; only US $299 ;.g,
down. S9.95 a week. WHEELER
INC, Ghrysler,s GHtstand,ns Snn Dea'ef'
FORD coupe Model A: beautiful In
ssrlSf' s1ab or sfeff best offer. ST.. sses after
roRnp 1e4s Special de luxe Tudor
and seat covers; must sell; owner
leaving town; s1.175; 1-ogner Snn1 car
CAL Ex; 9121; ewes, Pc. : 6do4: ~,
rSERl rsl ts4s es4 6svsf SHss9mt tilted 'eae e
psT bsoken 1,''f fn ana perfectis segrviced. Very
low miles. metallic gray finish. Gus
s TsdS tssh sss esG dos hssis4E5 si45 sass.y
sam sisnais. fsa' oyer es''; $500 Of new car
if1 SEss fsss & & ~ e.. 5f 5pazsSs aSzsSs F$$E $Sss
SID sasi - 49, ssnd sedan: equipped: = quality
car; $7e4; $3.50 down; small weekly GeESy
I'd. ne. II. $500. 20 :
aD lsts lsissi sedan asg ssgpD99ss 9san ensasl
Tss1y WRaKy61HsAEs Ray1sHnsssA May Pss Pss1 mals. sIs.
dsnsburr rd. ne. II. $500. 20
FORD lS46 sedan delivery; q quality
car; $694; $3.50 down; small weekly esTS
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburs
HUDSON 1s47 club coupe; equipped;
nuaIity car; 1894; $3.50 down; small
weekly payments. Why pay more9
AUTO WHOLESALERS; l531 Bls3
densburg I'd. ne: Ii. 3-ss0o. E29
HUDSON 1949 Com. 6-cyl. sedan;
black, equip: guaranteed; 81 ,695.
oIMsTEAD MOTOR co. 1000 Will
son blvd, OW: ,s40o:
SI,695. HoRNER's CORNER, 9th
and Fla. ave. ne. AT. 6464. -.16
HUDSON 1910 2-dr. sedan; fine
6-cyl. motor; very clean interior,
shiny jet-black finish; the most
fransportation you can find ior Z
S245; easy terms. TRIANGLE
NSsSTIoaa SsSIo 1888 R. l. '''' ne: is Co.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
BUICK
BUTLER-BONDED CARS

BUTLER-BONDED CARS
3-Day Driving Trial
30-Day Warranty
Dependable Condition
Honest Value
AZ Studebaker 81 ,O95
Champ. 4-dr. sedan:
green. CHM. hill-hoid-
er, seat covers.
'48 Studebaker 81 ,295
Champ. de luxe sedan;
overdrive. clim., seat
'46 Ford -------- $845
Super de luxe Fordor:
40 Ford f7eSri T. .n0 a.. 81, ,4e5
Grey, r. and h., one
owner, low mileage.
AT Chevrolet ----$1 ,O95
Fleet master club cpe..
black. r. and h.. this
one-owner car in Al
cond.
AT Plymouth ------So9o
Deluxe. 2-dr. sedan.
black. heater.
'48 Olds "98" 81 ,595
4-dr. sedan; blue, r.
and h., Hydra.
'49 Pontiac ----$1 1875
4-dr. Torpedo 49,"
gray, r. and h.
'49 M. G. Roadster 81 ,595
Yellow. one owner. low
mileage.
'48 Austin ----S645
Devon sedan: tan,
heater, real bar
gain.
Al Studebaker ----$395
Champion 4-dr. sedan,
gray. clim.
"BUTLER-BoNDED CARS MAKE
GOOD OR WE DO"
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1121 2lst ST. NV. DI. o11o.
Open Mon. through Fri, q o'clock
Sat. and Sun. to o'clock.
ONE OF THE NATIONS LARGEST
STUDEBAKER DEALERS.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1916 PACKARD
%SQS

A real bargain for mechanic, shop
or dealer. Nice clean black 6-cyl.
4-dr. sedan; looks like 81 800 car,
but we will sell 1t for $685. because
1t needs some motor work. Can
finance for S145 down. AS New
York ave. NV. is
Evening star., 1949-12-16

Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
sla1aS sAkERs' 1871 Bladens0urs aa I'd. L.
oEDsMo1BlLE 1e4e "ss" de. luxe
few miles Save hundreds Of dollars
S2.395. cash. liberal trade or terms
WOLFE MOTORS, 18th and X sts
oLDsMoBiLG ,is4s "7e" de luxe
sedan; dark blue, r. and h., Hydra.
Matte, many extras; low mileage
cond. like new; astounding low price
81! saa5 'Vssx doyn s1soi woIE sas Moross US
oEpsMoBiLE Ss ohd 1S47 %: T ss" SEQ sedanette oSas
orig. black, r. and h., Hydra-Matic
reflects perfect care. You canno
taads Rstsh or thss ss45 vsos dosn WohE NJ
TORS, 18th and K SITS. NV. Elk
PACKARD 1850; brand-new; neve,
used used; VII sell at $500 below list
ratKARb 21Ifs bA ~ 1863 saDer Clipper "s' ls Sc.
wall General tires: S1,sa5. oLM-
STEAD STE IN MOTOR Or CO. 1000 Wilson
PACKARD demonstrators (2); can
only ss.1s5, full price. terms avail:
MOTORS, INC. Packard Dealer'
443Q Conn; AYE aye nv; V, EN-; M 04o5ai A..
maroon finish, good rubber, clean
transportation for only $295, terms
available. See Major Conger, ROY
AL MOTORS, INC, Packard Dealer
4430 Conn. ave. n.w.,, EN-. 04u5
PACKARD 1912 Clipper 4-dr.;, Sl,QW
i or best offer; excellent cono. 55o'
LiTlnsSt0n AYE ESQ ,ls Is. ar s "e." owner
spotless orig. black finish. r. and h.
Il in new car cond.; guaranteed. ST..
l4b, $3.50 down. ROYAL MOTORS
PACKARD. Ii Kennedy st. NV.
paGk3RS HI saGo' .4s Super 4-dr.. 1-owner
orig. spotless black finish, r. and h.
overdrive and electromatic. clutch
Royal Master Wv. tires; like new
throughout; guaranteed; 81 $40
sszskAsD, ss5ak fSDn IS koxaa kennedy ner9ss g. a1.
pTTok3Rp T4k sR2o' 40 4-dr.: "11o." orig
u fender nSe N Work; SOS. ROYAL MOTORS.
| PACKARD, 10 Kennedy st. DIV
PACKaRD 1e4e "s': r. and h.; i'm.
mac. inside and out; 2s,000 mi, nj:
owner leaving town; must sell; 1925
paGkaR1 All aIso' 1910 "1so" limousine
GOOD tires, '4s motor; $3.50 or best
offer. ST. 4484, AK. 5035. lie
tPACKARD 1946 Cltpper; peri. BLACK
finish. '49 motor. new seat covers
etc. lust overhauled;, equtpped; ex:
eslisnt ls =, sGndaits.Saaajh datsaah s1'o6o or sse's
Evening star., 1949-12-16

D. series, be
immaculate /
finest mechi
Hydra-Matic
price. end O.
terms, liberal
tee; indoors
CFord). I'LL
Evening star., 1949-12-16
JERMAN BROS.

Also q few postwar models and a
! few company oficial cars at q SUBJ
stantial discount.
1901 r. I. AVE, WA. 1000
Chrysler-Plynouth
sALES-SERVICE
Open weekdays through Friday till
8 pm. Closed Sunday.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1948 Champion Regal
De Luxe 4-door sedan; this prac-
tically new car $4,000 miles) is the
best model Champion made and is
equipped with overdrive. Climatizer,
radio, directional signals and seat
covers; it reflects the perfect care OF
and will be sold with an uncondi-
tional guarantee. Don't miss this
unusual car offered as our special
for this week at less than book
value; S1.445.
MCNEIL MOTORS
4O34 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 1885. Open
until 8 pm. -16
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-01-27
UnknOUn V0grdfst
Stricken In Jail

Efforts We're being made this
week to identify an unknown elderly
man stricken by heart disease in
the unused Beaverdam city Jail and
who later died at Lima ST. Rita's
hospital.
Sheriff William Daley, If Lima,
said the man had talked about being
enroute to Findlay, leading authori-
ties to believe he might have friends
or relatives in that city Other
wise there were no clues as to MS
identity.
DIR. T. ]. Talbot. Allen county
coroner. said the aged vagrant had
broken into an unused jail IN Beay- !
erdam and had been living there
since last Thursday. He was found
at the jail door early Sunday, at The
point Of death.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-01-27
Clubs. lodges
and Societies

/ and Societies
Royal Neighbors
Meeting Thursday night s O'Clock
at lodge hall.
Eastern Star -.
Meeting and initiation at chapter
hall, next Tuesday night at 7:30.
Olive Branch Ladies Aid
Meeting Wednesday afternoon
| Feb. 2 with Mrs. Wade Marshall.
Alpha Gamma
Meeting at the home Of Mrs. VIM
Edwards. Friday night. The pro-
gram: Roll call, favorite household
task; Sterling Silver, Mrs. Harry
Bogart; Dinnerware, Mrs. Stanley
Basinger.
Orange Township Farm Women
All day meeting at the home of
Mrs. Pearl Anderson, Thursday, Feb.
l3. The program: Devotionals, Edna
Crawford; roll call, patriotic quota
tions; Mr.. Lincoln's Beard, Eulalia
Warren; Poem-February, Clara
Long; Customs of Washington's
Days, Fame Fett; Poem and music
The Lamp Lighter, Pearl Anderson.
Bridal Shower
Honoring Mrs. Bonnie Hartman, a
recent bride, miscellaneous shower
was held at the home of her parents
Tuesday night. Contests and games
We're the diversion of the evening
with prizes being given to the bride.
Many beautiful gifts were received.
Invited guests were: Mesdames
Amiel Amstutz, Cloyce Diefendeifer,
Ethel Durck, Floyd Harris, Juanita
Zimmerly, Gertrude Fields, Merritt
Hermon, Dyle Foltz, Ralph Garrett,
Brice Watkins, Estella Core, Bess
Goodman, Albert Geiger, Sarah
Jones, Elmer Badertscher, Carl Burk-
hart, Clarence Henry and Sara Beery.
Misses Beulah Burkholder, Kath-
ryn Amstutz, Betty Kramer, Donna
Welch, Pearl and Myrtle Basinger,
Marilyn and Wanda Everett, Wave
Anspach, Mary Schroll, olga AM
stutz, Dolly Burkhart, Pearl Roda-
baugh, Ella Geiger and the hostesses
Mrs. VIM. j. Burkholder and Mrs.
Joseph Fisher.
Legion Auxiliary
Bluffton Legion auxiliary initiated
a class of candidates at its meeting
Tuesday night. Initiation ceremonies
We're in charge of Mrs. Russell Dull
Of Van Vert, second district presi-
dent.
Initiated We're: Louise Reichen-
bach, Ruth Ann Conrad, Ola Conrad,
Joan Critics, Sophia Hankish, Evelyn
Henry, Margie Huber, Lillian Neis-
wander, Jean Stober, Dorothy Bell,
Edna Cramer, Vivian Guider, Ellen
Herr, Dorothy Houts and Vernal
Corson.
Ladies Harmony Circle
Meeting held recently at the home
of Mrs. Herbert Rupright with Mrs.
Oren Doty presiding. Devotionals
led by Mrs. John Harris and Mrs.
Robt. McVey in charge of the pro-
gram. Mrs. Leland Frantz was as
sistant hostess.
Numbers on the program: Life of
Frank Price, Missionary in China,
Mrs. Lewis Dukes, Jr.; Ideas of
China, Mrs. Lulu Warren; Survival
Qualities of the Chinese, Mrs. Nile
Newton; Chinese Farmer, Mrs. VIM.
Habegger; Problems Facing China
in its change from Monarchy to
Republic, Mrs. Howard Habegger;
Sun Vat Sen, Former Ruler of China,
Mrs. Edmund Hummon; Why the
World Should be Patient with China,
Mrs. Lewis Wynkoop; China Re
building, Mrs. Clarence Whistler;
Should United States Give More Aid
to China, Mrs. Robt. McVey.
The society voted to contribute SIS
to the polio fund.
February project committee is:
Mrs. Harry Howell, Mrs. Howard
Habegger and Mrs. Myron Reichen-
bach.
Engagement Announced
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Donald Welty.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-01-27
Foreign Students
Meet At College

A conference of foreign students in
Mennonite colleges in this country
will be held on the Bluffton college
campus April l, and 3, it was an
nounced this week, following a meet
ing of the Council of Mennonite and
affiliated colleges, held in New York
city, last week.
Other meetings planned under aus
pices of the council include the fol-
lowing:
The 1949 Mennonite Cultural con-
ference will be held on the campus
of Tabor College, Hillsboro, Kansas,
August and ). An educational
conference will also be held at this
time stressing the problems of Men
MONTE higher education.
A summer trip to Europe will be
made by Mennonite college students.
A group of so can be accommodated,
made up of college students and
alumni. The group will fly from the
east coast June IA. An orientation
program will be held for them on
the Messiah College campus, Grant
ham, Pa, June 1912.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-01-27

Hand tools don't cause accidents
It's the people who misuse or mis-
place them.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-01-27

See me for custom bEtchering al
your home, done the old fashioned
way. Emil Lehman or phone 57S-Y
For sale-1939 Buick 2-door sedan
with 1916 motor. Eldon Beery, 5
miles west and ia mile north of
Bluffton.
Clothes dryers mt Walternire's.
Wanted-To rent room unfur-
nished apartment or house in Bluff
ton. Can give best of references.
Address: j. Kennedy, co Argonne
Hotel, Lima, Ohio.
Cross cut saws fitted and filed.
Clarence Steiner Al
For sale-Small express wagons,
box size 10 by IL; price So. Aaron
Geiger, second Inst house on South
Main street.
For sale-House trailer. Inquire
319 N. Main st.
Insulate with an Eagle-Picher GER
tilted insulation job with mineral
wool for year around comfort. James
Balmer, sales representative, 12312 S.
Linoleunl rugs at Waltermire's.
For sale-150I bales mixed hay;
also tire and tuba 4.50 by 2i, Lyman
Barnes, Bluffton phone.
For sale-Late 1947 General Eiec-
trio range with light and timer. Ex-
cellent condition. Inquire Geiger Ap,
pliances.
For sale-1946 Chevrolet 2-door
sedan. ROLAND Stratton, Stratton
Apis.
Coolerator hpme freezers al
Waltermire's.
Insul-Vent, all steel combination
storm windows finished in baked-on
enamel with bronze screens. James
Balmer, sales representative, 1231a
S. Main St., Button. Phone 309-Y.
For sale--House, modern except
furnace, recently Femodeled. Reason
able. Immediate possession, Fred
H. Martin, phone 294W. EIJ 44
Wanted ous4keeper fot elderly
woman; no washing or ifoning, oil
burning furnace, all on one floor,
good home for right woman. Refer
ences required. Write to: Box Fl,
care Bluffton News.
For sale-oak dining room suite
consisting of obpng table, buffet
and six upholsteS led chairs, all in
very good condition; also upholster-
ed Lazy Boy chair with ottoman.
Call 31S-W.