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pooMs Observation-Disclosures

NEAR 14th sT.-.Mastsr bedrm; rn,vht6 With
1871 istS sr NY. ras ct scott osts,ei5ins Gi5
bath; S37 so; elevator service -27
COM, WARDMAN t,va XIGMp0Isb; ba,b .boSe1 Ssd;
S42 5n mo ca. Also attrac. dble.
m se s yk eoihj oFf ,stS ar $Ss0 $sT&0Exqaio wI9
site large furn. sgle; pvt. family:
settled bus. woman; S45 Ho. e95s.
e147F ST. N.w.-Small single studio
room, sTIIl, shsTs hsTs elec' FefsF'; $50 So l
sEE Taski 18TH sA ST, Eop2 NV, 1884 Meridian
pl--sgle. rm,, End fm floor, c6 next so, to
Bath, for gentleman only. ". so 80 l.
AT 14th AND HARVARD SITS. NV;
4ransn An exceptionally clean
room odS dtSsT gentleman $50 a 9s m29th'
OPP. oAPPP gK1EsNliNEDY-wARREN-cor. nm,
edj. semipvt. bath cple. or sentlec- enc
man; $50. 3100 Conn. ave. Apt 43o
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ROOMS FuRNlsHEp-Nerhwe,,

CoLORED-1330 r ST. N.W.-Two
high-class double rms; maid, phone
service; rms. newly painted and
furnished with modern furniture
throughout, Englander and Simmons
Beautyrest mattresses. HO. 6712
daily: ewes, AID. 9490. -2S
COLORED-76O LAMONT ST. NV
Room for rent in quiet religious
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

vHLAGE-Front rm..
large closet, semipyt. bath; gentle
home; S35 per mo. MI. A1S3. -25
1927 MONTANA AVE. N.E.-Nicely
fasn an pfeiers.Ss siaels sm p1 1d 76 6sth sesssls
174f L ST. N.ErFurnished room;
use Of kit. and. laundry privil.; or
2 girls or couple. "a
1l16 E ST. N.E.-Single rn1., double
bed, next to bath, good transp.
-26
631 E ST. N.E.-Lge. double rm., in
private home for couple; S12 a week;
light kit. privileges; sgle., $40. FIR.
S144.
CoLORED-CoUPLE OR 2 GIRLS to
share lge. apt, , bedrms., liv. rm.,
kit, dinette and bath. with other
young couple; all privils. TR. 5532
CoLoREpSmFURNIsHED ROOM in
man preferred. AK 0Sl2
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HOUSES FOR sALE-hor+bws,.
CT,EVET, AND PARK

An excellent home, interior COM
pletely remodeled in 1949, priced
for quick sale, $27,95O. Contains
lge. liv. rma den, kit, din. rm :,
bdrms. and 2 baths on End H.:
2 bdrms., and bath on 3rd A.; close
to schools and shopping.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors, 1900 18th st. NV, DI.
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ROOMS EuRhIsHEp-sE.-s.w

KVVMS FUKNTSF1EO-S.E
45I2 LIVINGSTON RID. S.E.-Beau-
tiful studio next semipvt. bath; home
privilege; bus at corner; lwoman),
$35. Elk. 4160, Ext. 2453, BERLOW.
CONGRESS HGTs.-New home. "a
block to bus; large double, S35;
single. $50. FIR. 8456.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-Nfcely furn.
rm., conv. to transp., $3.50: break
fast optional. Call FIR. 5000. -26
NAVY YARD, 1 block 11th and Pa.
s.e-Lovely single and double rms. /;
all new furn. Elk. 6S4S, FIR. BILL.
345 BURNS ST. s.E.-Beautiful rm.
in new home; suit. for cple. or ]
man: everything furnished; $40 per
mo- AK 3T12 -27
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LISTING SERVICE

We have over 100 employees seeking
houses or completely private apart
ments under S75 per mo. We will
be glad to list your house or apart
ment mot rooms) without charge
Please phone -
TRANSIT co.
MI 6363 weekdays. 8 a.m.-5 pm.
just say IT want to list some hous-
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ROAT SUPPLIES

Al Robinson's-Open all day Sat.
and sun, Mercury outboard motors,
Marine plywood. Marine Clues, oraSs
vanized boats. rowboat and canoe
paint. Now then try ROB1NSONS'
1898 Kenilworth ave. ne, AK. 120O.
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Government worker
wants well-furnished room in nice
private home; good location. NV,
near transportation; private bath
preferred; references furnished. BOX
469-V. Star
BUSINESS WOMAN desires one un-
furn. room with private bath, vic
Conn. ave, below Dupont Circle;
refs. furn. Box 473-V Star
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EdgemOOr-Bethesda

City convenience with a suburban
atmosphere; Beautiful modern Co
lonial brick home. located on q
deep. 100 IT. wide in rear. adjacent
to Edgemoor Country Club; only 2
blks. to schools. shopping and trans
portation. Large living room with
fireplace, opening onto q delightful
Toomy, completely eauipped Kitchen
downstairs. 3 twin-size bedrooms
and 2 lovely tiled baths upstairs:
storage. attic, oil h.-w. heat. A
wonderful buy in this exclusive area
Ma. 9797 TIL S p'n. for details.
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors Qo5 N " Ave NV
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

REASONED FIREPLACE WOOD for
sale, S12 cord UP. Phone FAILS
Church 1902. *
wood, cords, "a cords. " cords de-
lvered. Call ALASKA COAL co.
Ma 5SS5.
SEASONED OAK, split wood, Sls q
cord, delivered. TO. 5163. -26-
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APARTMENTS uhEuRhIsHEp

DO You NEED a 2-bedrm. apt. be-
fore you sell your home? I have
purchasers for modern homes and
can help you procure an apt in mod.
elevator bldg in NV, II sell your
home. NE. 5744; ewes, ia. 1911.
TAKOMA PARKS rms. and bath;
lst hoor. f1repl.. util. furn.; close to
bus stores and Sligo pkwy.; Sl25
LARGE KITCHEN. bedroom, pvt. bath,
PVT, entrance; Defense hwy. vi
DUPONT ~ E,sz sczIReLEm5 - .ns fso. $50; e, 4
$50; redecorated. ST. O566. .
THREE-RoOM APARTMENTS; provide
own electric stove and refrigerator;
convenient location: S75 monthly
CHI, ,3114 after 2 pm. 1924 1st st
THE WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, 2300
bedrm. apis. still avail Rentals
from S155 to $3.50. Call HU. 700,
FRED A. SMITH CO., 1111-1113
esis 18th ST. N.w.-Brand new at
tract. eff. apt, plus lge.- front rm.
across hall; suit for ONCE, work
shop or studio; a rare OPP. to COM
bine bus. and liv. quarters; S11O.
Call OWNER, z to.s pm. EN-. 2o32
BDRM. APT. on 3rd a., l blk. into
Nd. from Southern ave, mr.. shop
ping center. new. no children I'M
der l.: Sl00 per mo-, all uttl. furn.
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GOODACRE APIS.

New fireproof. garden-type: liv. rm.,
dinette. kit, bath, bedrm. $s5
mo-; 2 bedrms., $3.50. incl. util.
blinds, stainless steel sink, kit. vent
fan, GE refgr.. ldry fac: parking
area: conv. to schools, churches and
shopping bus stop and rental ONCE
on development; some avail. immed
Open to 5 wk days; l2 to 5 Sat
and Sun. S619 Piney Branch rd
Silver Spring, Md
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PETWORTH

SHEPHERD PARK
Primrose rd.-Vacant, finer-type det.
brick, less than l yr old; owner
forced to sell; baths, 3 bedrms,
many closets, powder rm. and nu-
merous delightful features, near
every convenience.
DANIEL DIENER & co.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

RENT FREE in exchange for g.h.w
and care of Q children; share food
cost. AK. 1898, bet. 8 and 8 pm
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HOME REALTY CO
Pa. ave. NV, RE. 1877. =
I.IIXIIRY Apt

AN and u ! baths tbs for m $aI'50o. qea A 0eRons; Rouse
with this much space and similar
location would probably cost in
excess of 100000; 4 units of this
, plan are available. For particulars
and appt. to inspect, see one, of
1901 wyoming ave. NV, from ? to
H0NEE DrArrv m
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CONN AND ASHMEAD
Unexcelled ,close-in loc. This 8 bed
rm., 2 bath, z porches. yes. and den.
Beautfvl inter. INTERIOR Sannot 40 70 this
paper. Give yourself a treat. Our
salesman will be pleased to show
you through. C. W. EGGLETON,
36l7 14th st. NV, DU. 5051; resi-
dence. DU. 0747. -25
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VACANT CORNER APT,
OPEN TODAY 2 To q

For your inspection in the 1901
Wyoming Ave. Cooperative Asso-
ctstion. This excel. location offers
you an apt. -home for the best years
of your life, with livable area as
house OF comparable size See one
Of our representatives on the prem
ises,. 1907 Wyoming ave. NV, and
let him explain to you the many
advantages of cooperative owner
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''S11.6OO"

Brick bungalow, Just 7 yrs. old. in
Hampshire Knobs, Just OF New
Hampshire ave; with rooms. 2
gas &C. heat; Immediate possession.
A pick-upi Call ME. 1143 until 8
pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Real.
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GREENLAWN APIS.

N. H. ave. and Eastern ave. We are
ly garden-type apts., containing
spacious liv. rm., din rm., extra
large kit, bath, at a rental OF Ss5
per mo-. including all utilities; 2
bdrm. apis. at $3.50. We have a
few choice apis. for occupancy
April LIST. These apis. are within
tion: Out N. H. ave. to District
line Eastern ave), turn right ~
apts. See resident mgr. on prem
ises. For information on wk. days,
call SH 5000 Il
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APIS. FOR SALE

NV. LOCATION at
1883 California st. nsw.-6-story
apt Open daily, 3-s pm. Tor your
inspection. Prices range from 81
900 to $1,000 for one, two or
three bedrm. apis. Good terms and
low monthly payments arranged. Mr.
Morse, SH. $500. BROWN REAL
nv CORP. Realtors DII R6hQ
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED
APARTMENTS WANTED

3-BEDRM. FURN. APT. for l-bedrm
furn. or unfurn. NV. sec. CO. 1887
IA
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

WANTED TO BUY draft horses and
colts Of ali kinds Write or phone
Gaithersburg, Md. 40, and tell me
where you live and I will call to see
you. w o. DOSH, Gaithersburg No.
Pure-Bred Aberdeen-Angus
ss COWS. II calls, AZ heifers, some
bred, "a steers. These. catt:e vii!
be sold without registration papers:
iAUGHLIN, SH. 2114, ME. 1894.
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CATHEDRAL AREA
Four bedrooms, Q baths, semidet.
home; built-in gar, lge screened
porcheS; vacant. Owner will sacri-
fce for immed sale. Call Mr Crock
ett; SH. 1914: with LEGUM &
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GEORGETOWN

UEOROE lOWN
Completely remodeled and redeco-
rated in good taste, this spacious s.
bedrm., 2-bath detached residence
will appeal to the small family; lge
liv. rm.. din. rm., powder rm. and
excellent kit: unusually attractive
Handicapped garden with very de-
sirable outlook; the house throughout
is in perfect cond and worthy of
your inspection. Phone Mr. Wyse,
MI. $500; ewes. co. 90S5, with
JOHN R. deSIBOUR & co.
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR RENT

BULLDOZER with operator to exca-
vate, grade or clear ground. AID.
5059. -26
BULLDOZERS-comb shovel
dozers and 6ozers for hire; also
land-clearing. Call HI. 4933. "a
REFRIGERATORS, cleo. for rent, sale
or exchange RE 5147 "a
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WOODLAND DRIVE
Unusual opportunity to purchase at
reasonable price a very livable home
in this most exclusive area; 4 bed
rms, 2 baths; rm. and bath on Bird
f.. built-in gar; excellent financing.
Call Mr.. Crockett. SH 6314. with
LEGUM & GERBER
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TOWN HOUSE

Near Conn. ave. and Kalorama I'd.
Beautiful brick home. newly deco
floor library with fireplace, 5 bed
rms, 2 baths, maids rm. and bath:
garage on alley; priced to sell Ewes.
Mrs Herring, MI. 4919. RIDDELL
EAI EX co III El0l
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polIlrRY AND EGGS
BOATS

FSS6tNI S<iN0 SSSS
JAMES FEED STORE, 619 z. St. NV:
ME 0089. Baby chicks. feed and
poultry supplies.
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FARRAGUT ST.

T FAhNAOUI I 81.
Near New Hampshire ave.-Semide-
rooms, tile bath with built-in tub
and shower. full bSmt. gas heat,
garage: large lot. The most con-
venient location in Washington.
Priced for immed. sale. To inspect,
call Mr. Goldsborough, EN-. $3.50,
with BETHEL, DI 3lOO
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BARNABY WOODS
EN-. 2345 or OR. e565 till 9 D.

BARNABY WOODS
Bedrm. and bath on 1st a. of this
attrac. brk home in this desirable
residential area; also liv rm.. firepl.,
din; rm., kit; 2nd A.. 3 bedrms., .
baths: beautiful paneled rec. rm.
with nrepl.. maids rm, bath; fenced
owner must sell: priced well under
the current market Call
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $500
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House, Rent, Embassy Row
Attractive town house, Mass ave. NV
Four stories. $3.50 mo. rental; no
children, no nets NO 44H4 ~
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KVOMS WITH bUAKU WANTEU
WILL TEACH h. s. math for room
and board. w. T. LAWRENCE, DE.
979S after pm. l.
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HEIGHTS

Lovely 4-bedroom, 2-bath home,
Close to stores and transportation.
LIST hoor. reception hall, large liv-
ing room with fireplace. dining
room, den and modern fully equip
ped kitchen, rear screened porch,
2-car built-in garage. Oil hot
water heat. Newly decorated and
in Al condition throughout.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
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BETHESDA
DUNN 0 IOUNI
DE Aadd o,

BRIGHTWOOD DUPLEX
Attractive, modern, large 2-family
duplex; prewar built: immaculate
condition. each apt consists of liv.
large screened porch and full tile
bath; beautiful recr. rm., with Are
pl.; gas heat: ample storage space;
deep yard. II you want q duplex,
don't miss this. Poss. of both apts.
at settlement. Priced at Sl6,95O.
WOOD REALTY Ok
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SOMERSET

O<4Vx11tOG1
1st floor bedroom and bath. Seven
room, 2-bath home on very large
level lot. Near Somerset School.
Lovely shrubbery and ample space
for gardening. Attractive tree-lined
street. See this property if you are
interested in maximum convenience
at reasonable cost. SlS,950 with
excellent terms.
BillingSley & SanderSon Co.
4Q34 Wis ave OR o20R III O n n,
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Conn. ave. section; custom built, pre-
war brick home; featuring den and
powder rm. on 1St floor and 3
large bedrmS., ? baths on second.
Stairway to finished dormitory rm.
on }rd. 26-ft. liv. rm. with fire.
place, din. rm. for entertaining,
lee., modern. complete kit: bsmt.
rec. rec; rm. with fireplace. 2,ear g, ga
HILLAND. EN-. $500; ewes, OIL
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T. PAUL MUDD co.
24OS MINI. Ave SE -27
UPPER 18th ST.

A really lovely det. stone and brick
home. only IL yrs. old. Designed
for pleasant living. 1st a. den and
powder rm., screened porch over
looking large garden. Huge master
bedrm.. 2 other large bedrms. and
connecting bath. Completely I'M
ished 3rd A. Rec. rm., det. gar.
Early possession.
LEGUM & GERBER
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ROOMS uNEuRkIsHEp
ROOMS WANTED

COLORED-TWO LARGE RMS, cor
yenlent to transp. Ii S044. q
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CABIN Holm

044o44N VO411N
Just of Macarthur blvd, this attrac-
tive and substantially built 7-room
home Is q real buy at Sl2,4bO; .
porches, oil heat. stone log burning
fireplace, garage; over "a acre; pri-
vate entrance; 2 blks. to, bus. Can
j. NOBLE BOAZ, Realtor
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
3-bedroom 212-bath brick, detached
recreation room. built-in garage;
$500 down payment REQUIRED. Call
ST. 116l.
Montgomery Inv. & Ins. Co.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
A real value in a 4-bedroom home
west Of Conn. ave. in a very fine
location: large living room with fire-
place, dining room, kitchen. detached
garage, gas automatic INV h. large
fenced lot; priced under $50 900.
Call for appointment to inspect to-
day.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
1920 Conn. ave, EN-. 1900 til 8 pm
Evening star., 1949-02-19
Deaths Reported

(From D. C. Bureau of Vital statistics)
Munnie 8. Merton, SO. 5000 connecticu,
| ave. NV.
Amelia Weifenbach, SO, 1920 W. Beach
Annie L. Higgins SO, Laytonsyille, Md.
Ellen B. Woodbury.. SO, 3421 31st st. NV
Eula Bradford, -, 1917 Rittenhouse st
Thomas Madigan. II. go H st. ne.
Blanche P. Denton, 20, 1928 Lanier pl
Robert Davis. So, Arlington. Va.
Iva R. McElhinney. 81, 1913 Irving st
Herbert N. Darling, "a. Alexandria, Va.
Rosie E. Helm, 80, 1413 q st. Sc.
Cottie w. Horne, SO, 322 Oslethorpe st
Maude Destasio, 81, 1880 4th st. ne.
Mollie e. Hershowitz. So. 4l2O 19th st
Percy y' p. Davis, AZ. 2sO0 woodley I'd NV
Charles H. Nuthall, ~ 1914 18th st. s.e
Joseph L. Wester, 20: zoos Gath st. NV.
Gordon o. Wagner, 25, Hammonds Port
Frank B. Thomas. jr, 5. Takoma Park
David Bridges, 1s months, Arlington. Va
Infant Schuler, 326 10Th st. ne.
Charles L. HARRIS II, 52 DeFrees Ut. NV
John Morrison, 60, 354 p st. sw
James g. Davis, "a, 606 2nd st. s.w.
Wallace z. Jenkins. 80, 1908 @ st. NV.
John H. Alexander. "a, 42O w st. NV.
Johnnie M. Cant, 33, 1502 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
Boiling Base Seeks Bids
On 16 Vehicles and Boat

Sealed bids on 16 motor vehi-
cles and a 36-foot boat will be
accepted beginning Monday at
Boiling Air Force Base.
Col. S. D. Grubbs, Boiling
commandant, said the vehicles
and the boat may be inspected
and bids submitted on any day be-
tween 10 m. and 4:30 pm, from
Monday, March IA. when the bids
will be opened publicly.
The vehicles to be sold are II
half-ton pickup trucks, one 1910
Buick sedan two 1941 Plymouth
sedans. one half-ton Chevrolet
carry-all and a 15-passenger Ford
bus. The boat is a t-bottomed
type without a motor.
Persons wishing to inspect the
items should contact the salvage
officer at Boiling Air Force Base
Bidding is open to anyone except
members of the armed services,
civilian employees of the Air Force,
Post Exchanges and the Air Force
Motion Picture Service.
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and Virginia pematatis. hoy

Constantine and Virginia Dematatis.
Leon and Essie Drumm, boy.
George and Beatrice Durkin. boy.
John and Hazel Dyer. girl.
John and Joyce Fash, girl.
Sebastian and Santa Fama, boy.
William and Mary Tanning, boy.
Louis and Jacoueltne Faust, boy.
Robert and Mary Fellows, girl.
Ernest and Elsie Fisher, boy.
Abe and Bette Goldman, girl.
George and Irene Graham, girl.
William and Leona Gray, boy.
John and Ida Gregan, boy.
Paul and Freda Gulli. boy.
Daniel and Helen Hager, boy.
James and Audrey Harmon, girl.
John'sand June Hazel, boy.
Morris and Mollie jacobs, girl.
Paul and Ida Jacobs, girl.
Grafton and Dorothy jenkins. boy.
Ernest and Dorothy Jenkins. girln
Kenneth and Helen Kesecler, girl.
Leo and Norma Klavens, boy.
Forrest and Elsie Koos, girl,
Donald and Ruth Lewis, girl.
James and Jane Ludlow. girl.
Philip and Mary Mankowitz: boy,
Robert and Katharine Marshall, boy.
John and Edna Matias. girl.
Joseph and Gertrude Miller, .Yirl.
George and Margaret Mundell, boy.
Richard and Helen Murdoch, girl.
Donald and Evaleen McGinley, girl.
William and Viola OrSinger, girl.
Francis and Alice Padgett, girl.
Walter and Edith Padeett, boy.
Samuel and Alice Pandocchi, boy,
Norman and Dorothy Patrick, girl.
Elmer and Alice Polzer. girl
John and Irene Price. girl:
Charles and Grace Randall, girl.
Francis and Stella Queen. boy.
George and Opel Rate, girl.
Richard and Jane Ranels, boy.
Oscar and Clara Ringeisen. boy.
Joseph and Olive Robey, girl.
William and June Robey, boy.
William and Pauline Ryon, girl.
Eamund and Emily Royston, girl.
Donald and Ruth Saulpaugh. girl.
Don and Margaret Smith, girl.
Francis and Rita Smith. boy.
M. James and Carol Stewart, boy.
Joe and Cleo Stone, girl.
Edward and Lillian Stratton, boy.
William and Colette Taylor, girl.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
Births Reported

(From D. c. Bureau Of Vital statistics)
Harry and Marie Ager, boy.
Calvin ana Margaret Alexander, girl.
John and Bernice Baker girl.
George and Christiana Barnes, girl.
Bruce and Alice Barnum, girl.
George and Virginia Beal boy.
Albert and Addie Beck. girl.
William and Billie Bell, boy.
William and Ellen Blair, girl.
Sydney and Adina Brodie. boy.
Leon and Betty Brown. girl.
Herbert and Margaret Byrd, girl.
Joseph and Virginia Canavin, girl.
Moses and Kathleen Cannon. girl.
Paul and Cecile Chaplin, boy.
Robert and Dorothy Chapman, boy.
William and Mary Clark. boy.
James and Virginia Clay, girl.
Joseph and Mary Clemons, girl.
Robert and Harriet Cooper, girl.
John and Vivian Daily, boy.
John and Margaret Delean, girl
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George and Ethel Taylor, girl.
Walter and Lillian Terry, boz.
Harmon ana Iris Thrash, girl.
Richard and Louise Usher, boy.
Robert and Gloria Walker, boy.
Walter and Emily Walsh. girl.
Glenn and Betty Ward, girl.
John and Doris Whiting, girl.
Thomas and Helen Collins. girl.
James and Bennie Frederick. girl.
Harold and Gertrude Gillis, girl.
Vernon and Iris Jackson, girl.
William and Catherine Miles, girl
Joseph and Irene Mitchell, boy.
Albert and Audrey Robertson. girl
William and Helen Taylor, girl.
Lacy and Ethern Wheeler, girl.
Henry and Lydia Whitted, girl.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-01-13
KeedysviIle News

Mrs. George Bell was hostess for
the January meeting of the Mite
Society of st. Peters Lutheran
Church Other members of the
committee were: Mrs. Nan Kretzer,
Mrs. David Kretzer and Mrs Robert
Thomas.
I'VE Are Gods Representatives"
was the topic, and Mrs. Bell was
the leader The scripture lesson was
read by Mrs. Harold Lowe, and Mrs.
A. H. Snively led in prayer. The
following readings were then given:
Christ Has No Hands But My
Hands," Mrs. Lester Hines; Ills
Loving Kindness" Mrs. Frances
Kepler; Another Year." Mrs Esta
Chopper; "Am l Right or Wrong?"
Mrs. Bernie Smith; "The Busy Call
ed" Mrs. Glen Norris; In Christ
There Is No East or West" Mrs.
Pearl Pry.
Mrs. Bernie Smith was the winner
of quiz held during the social hour,
after which refreshments were serv-
ed to: Mrs. Esta Chopper, Mrs. Cora
Weaver, Mrs Clarence Smith, Mrs.
Lester Hines, Mrs A. H. Snively,
Mrs. Harry Remsburg, Mrs. Pearl
Pry, Mrs. Bernie Smith, Mrs.
Frances Kepler, Mrs. Glen Norris,
Mrs. Ross Gantz, Mrs. Harold Lowe,
Miss Pearl Poffenberger and Mrs,
Bell.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-01-13

1n6IS ID NO Last VI WSoC5 wi
Pearl Pry.
Mrs. Bernie Smith was the winner
of quiz held during the social hour,
after which refreshments were serv-
ed to: Mrs Esta Chopper, Mrs. Cora
Weaver, Mrs Clarence Smith, Mrs.
Lester Hines, Mrs. A. H. Snively,
Mrs. Harry Remsburg, Mrs. Pearl
Pry, Mrs Bernie Smith, Mrs.
Frances Kepler, Mrs. Glen Norris,
Mrs. Ross Gantz, Mrs. Harold Lowe,
Miss Pearl Poffenberger and Mrs,
Bell.
Mrs. Vera NJ Snyder, OF fxagers-
town, was the Installing Officer at
the Installation of Officers of Olive
Branch Chapter, Order of the East
ern Star, on Friday evening, while
Mrs. Anna Nicodemus acted as
Marshall Mrs. Rachel Scheller as
Organist, and Mrs. Elizabeth Shank
as Chaplain.
The following officers were in
stalled: Worthy Matron, Mrs Mary
Rowe; Worthy Patron, Page Ditto;
Associate Matron, Mrs. Erma Ke-
fauver; Associate Patron, Raymond
Kaetzel; Secretary, Mrs. Grace BuX-
ton; Treasurer, Miss Mary Gross
nickel; Conductress, Mrs. Charlotte
Haynes; Associate Conductress, Mrs.
Bernice Wolfe; Chaplain, Miss Vir-
ginia Snyder; Marshal, Miss Flor
ence Sinnisen; Organist, Mrs. Sabina
Baker; Adah, Mrs. Margaret Pey-
ton; Ruth, Mrs. Ruth Ditto; Esther,
Mrs. Kathryne Kaetzel; Martha,
Mrs. Mary Garnand; Warder, Miss
Mary Snyder; Sentinel, Mrs. Shirla
Hommand; Electra, Mrs. Kathleen
Ford
Ceremonies honoring the outgo-
ing Matron and Patron and the in
coming Matron and Patron were
presented by the officers, the solo
lists being Mrs. Robert Wyand and
Mrs. Roscoe Hammond. Gifts were
presented to Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Mic
odemus, Mrs. Garnand and Page
Ditto. Jewels were given to Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Garnand.
Visitors were present from Queen
Esther, Areme and Hagerstown
Chapters. Committees were ap-
pointed for the year, and refresh
ments were served.
Queen Esther" a five-reel film,
will be shown in Salem Evangelical
United Brethren Church on Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. 1t is the
story of the life of Queen Esther
and the Feast of Purim.
Lee Wyand, of Lancaster, Pa,
visited his grandmother, Mrs. Goldie
Wyand, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wishard and
daughter, Phyllis, were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Maude Snyder.
Mrs. Travis Knode and Travis
Knode, Jr., spent several days re-
Gently with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lindley, of Baltimore, last week.
The January meeting of the Farm
Bureau will be held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Wyand on We'd
nesday evening, January 49,
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Shuman and
children were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Poffenberger.
Rev. ]. Allan Ranck, Rev. and
Mrs. Charles Miller, and Mrs. Sa
bina Baker were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Hammond on
Wednesday evening of last week.
Mrs. Howard Remsburg is attend
ing sessions of the State Farm
Bureau meeting at the Lord Balti-
more Hotel in Baltimore.
Mrs. Lee Mullendore and daughter,
Barbara Sue, were callers of Mrs.
Lille Zimmerman and Miss Sada
Zimmerman on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Long are the
parents of a son, Paul, Jr., born at
the Washington County Hospital
Mrs. Long was formerly Miss Della
Griffith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Long are the
parents of son, Paul, Jr., born at
the Washington County Hospital.
Mrs. Long was formerly Miss Della
Griffith.