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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11
Annual Physicians
Course At Jax
June 2O-25

Annual graduate short course for
Florida physicians will be held in
Jacksonville June 1925, it was an
nounced here today.
1t will be sponsored by the Grad
uate School of the University of
Florida in cooperation with the
Florida Medical Association and the
State Board of Health.
Prior to the annual session, ply
sicians are invited to attend a
special course on heart disease
June 14-17, also in Jacksonville.
Two outstanding physicians, DR..
Bruce Logue and DR.. Robert Grant,
both of Emory University Medical
School will comprise the faculty.
One of the featured topics they
will discuss will be the newest
methods of electrocardiography
which is used in diagnosing heart
conditions. apprehension and rheu-
matte fever will also be discussed.
A group of well known physicians
will speak at the annual short
course. Subjects will include mediI
cine, surgery, pediatrics, obstetrics,
gynecology and psychiatry.
A special session on alcoholism"
will be conducted Monday night
June 20 1t will be open to any ply
stefan. DR.. Fl. Harlan Crank, of the
Menninger Foundation School of
Psychiatry, will be the speaker.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11
Miami Librarian Has
COlOrful Career

ton department and also taught
English for the Foreign-Born at the
YWCA on her lunch hours! 1t is
scarcely surprising that she suffer
ed breakdown from overwork, so
was sent to Cincinnati, Ohio, to live
with an aunt and promptly en-
rolled in the University of Cincin-
natl to do graduate work.
She recovered from the break
down to find that she could not get
a teaching position, in spite of her
degrees, because she was not yet
81. Eventually she was hired to
teach in Greensboro, N. c., where
she remained for eight years. There
was no Negro YWCA in Greensboro
because the White people could not
bring themselves to address colored
women as Miss or Mrs! How
ever, she sang with the choir of
Bennett College for Women, A bout
of malaria forced her to return
north.
When the Library Board of Day
ton, Ohio, opened its examinations
to Negroes, they asked Dorothy
Sanford to try the examination, and
she passed with the highest grades
possible to get. Nevertheless, she
started in the Dayton library sys-
tenn as a clerical worker, but rose
h. fGfo nj flNt.s1 Ton a
the West Regional library before
being transferred to the Main Lii
brary, where she also was First AS
sistant
She attended the School of Libra
ry Science, at the University Of
Michigan in the summers, where
she received her degree in library
science. She says she was glad 10
| get back to the " when she return
ed from Greensboro, and was active
in the Dayton YMCA's Business
and Professional Girls club for six
years. She served on the Public AT
| fairs committee, was chairman OF
| the Committee of Management, and
was up for election to the Board of
Directors of the Dayton YWCA
when she left for New Orleans, La
to become circulation librarian al
billiard university in 1916.
Mrs. Sanford came to Miami from
New Orleans last August, at the
express request and insistance o
| Or. Virginia Lacey Jones of the AT
| hntas Sehoolrof Library Science. Al
| though Mrs Sanford had been of
fered many better-paying jobs In
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-06-11
Exclusive to the Miami Times)
BY REBA ROSS NETZLER


The third generation in her fami-
ly to be active in the YWCA work
is the unusual distinction held by
Mrs. Dorothy Sanford, librarian at
Dorsey Memorial Branch library,
chairman of Murrell Branch YWCA
educational committee and e
chairman of the Murrell Committee
of Management. The distinction is
unusual in Miami, at least, where
the YWCA is only 80 years old and
Murrell has just recently held its
eighth annual membership meeting
and not at all unusual in the older
cities of the North, such as Mis-.
Sanford's native Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Sanford started "going to
the Y" (the st. Adams branch of
the Detroit YWCA) when she was
eight years old. Her mother became
interested in WV activities because
Of the US policy of Following up"
on the children, and after her moth
er's death, when Dorothy was IL,
her maternal grandmother, with
whom she lived, took over the Y
work where her mother had left off,
and served as a chaperone at the
Girl Reserve dances. The grand
mother. who was a deeply religious
woman, strongly approved of the
religious angle of the YWCA. Doro-
thy, who went to college when she
was Is, was made a Girl Reserve
sponsor for two Senior High school
Girl Reserve groups.
Dorothy Sanford (she resumed hel
maiden name following her divorced
in spite of being a child prodigy
ACCIDENTALLY and in spite of her
great musical talent, which includ-
ed three years voice study at the
Detroit Conservatory of Music, was
very active in athletics basket
ball. swimming and track and
found ready medium for these ath-
1etic interests through the Health
anu ReCTedIlOH department u the
WV.
Dorothy did her undergraduate
work at wayne university in Detroit
and every summer went to the WV
camp. In spite Of the fact that she
was a student assistant in the his
tory department. all through Gel
lege, she found time to do volun
teer work for the Detroit recrea
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Evening star., 1949-01-12
TRAiLERS FOR SALE

SUPERIOR 1871 trailer, 1000. MR.
WOODS at Blandy's Trailer Court
1915 Rockville pike, after $50 p m.
SPARTAN MANOR 1s47. lovely, new
condition, complete liv. rm, kit,
with 3-burner and oven stove. refer
exhaust fan double sink, bedrm with
wash basin, fan. closets, venetis n
aas ana esny eompyese fng1Gsse;
GLIDERS-1949 models are on dis
play; all aluminium and Mason:te
IN all sizes; some with built in
t1oTeFs an9neTsg and 6s fi1ih toilets: & &3s-month
TTRsaflRE CO. Sokfh sasa e811R ee1Ss. AMD s1s
Silver Spring. Nd, 81. 5000
RoYCRAFT ,l94s; 26 #; elec. refsr.
and water heater. bottled gas, auto.
neat. tandem wheels. new tires;
SNAIL III HotsE " lS9s TRAILER: Mls 6uiit.tn
ssSs5 s5f ssss 5s'F: sss5 II ssss
new aSbERsoN. 80 feet, b.autitally
finished. heated floors. complete
TRAILER SALES, 2nd ave. and
Colesville I'd, Silver sprins, Nd
s s5et sHS Georsia ave. and 18th st.,
VI . h-NDAaNU DCn1S AII-&lUlUlQum
and masonite trailer coaches. in
Guiding showers, dble.. or twin beds;
water heaters and refgr. RICHTER
TRAILER SALES, Berwyn. Md. Cali
TO. 5035, Open daily except Sun.
-FOUR SOLUTION to the housing
problem-Iiberty coach with heated
fioors, completely modern; terms up
to 8 wears. Good selection of used
trailers: Open daily from to q,
except Suns. and holidays. HEETER-
WALDEN TRAILER SALES. INC.
Wash. ,Balto blvd, Berwyn. Nd
TO; 81
TRAILER HEADQUARTERS for new
and used home trailer coaches. Open
daily. am. TO 9 pm; closed Suns
and holidays. Trailers priced from
1895 up. financed on easy terms.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, Wo. 1891 =,
.403n Wisconsin ave. NV
ALL NEW 1949 MODELS, most OF
them with flush toilet and shower.
See the beautiful 33-ft. Landola
NATIONAL TRAILFR SALES. 5000
Baltimore ave, Riverdale Md WA
4Qu.S
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LEGAL NOTICES tcent.)
THOS. MORTON GITTINGS,

THUS. MOh1ON ri 11NOSB
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of columbia, Holding
Probate Court-No. 72005, Admin
istration.-Ths Is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District
Of Columbia, has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District OF Co
lumbia. Letters Testamentary on the
estate OF Marie Hermann. late Of
the District Of Columbia, deceased.
Al! persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to the
subscriber, on or before the 30th day
OF December, AID. 1949: otherwise
they may BY law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 2oth day
SCHREIBER, 1918 Rhode Island
Ave. NV. (SealD Attest: THEODORE
District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. ja12, 1928.
Evening star., 1949-01-12
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

CROSLEY 1p4s 14-ton panel delfv. !;
demonstrator. $50 miles: S795, guar
New car title. JACK PRY. crosley.
CHEVROLET 1s4s hait-ton panel: 6
mos. old; radio, truck heater. grill
guard, spotlight, extra seat PL.
ns422r 0S222: private 5nit owner. ~ -12
sis: 100" w.b., dual wheels, brake
lights complete 8 tires and spare in
perfect shape, cab interior like new;
very low mileage; specially priced
tyy and finance suitable body at at
fREw MOTOR CO.. 1925 14th St.
DoDcE 1897 panel truck; fair cond,
ssSsa .sss IT, or " NS ssss ss.P e.5 is
yoED isfi chassis and cab; terms
eially priced for immediate sale;
1901 Good Hope I'd. Sc. Ii. 2o7e
FORD .e Ie4s sshassis 81 s and cab: terms
sailyo priced for immediate sale;
$l,0e5, FRANK SMALL. JR., INC,
1901 Good Hope I'd. s.e.' Ii: 2o176.
CHEVROLET 1898 " ton panel:
terms and trade: 30-day warranty;
specially priced for immediate sale;
1901 Good Hope I'd, Sc, Ii. 2o56
FORD 1912 ,s-ton panel; has had
finest care and every needed service,
there's nothing to fix. It's extra
MoHoss s5H sao soi5anfss0 soi0 f. l. 1R1ASetE AZ ns
roRD 5F 0S9t ls4o pickup. formerly yiH used
by local utility CO.. has special box;
tsTms tyns 00fT fRASGIE Sa9I Go4oRs aes5oRss' sas
FORD I94s F-4, 1-ton stake: 5000
miles, perfect condition: S1.515:
gyuaaTrsdn..ee and and terms. TRIANGLE
DODGE ,sa 1899 psnel ~ ,oss excl. c91a d, :;
Ov. 2173, .oV. 1880. 3314 River
rd.. Alexandra. Va. -l3
DODGE 1910 nszitoT ton panel has la45 M
mG 9serc. IN for Pef!sf5 $500 eqodt1n To @medsse s
buyer. Gall AID. $500. IL
FORD 1-ton panels, 1854; S
trucks; each one completely RECON-
qSefd nbSef IKE had neH ssDaaisS snfetnf nj
fully guaranteed d. Come in and look
Ito look is to buy. OURISMAN
SHEXRoLET IdsSISefd5 Nc 81 g1o ddsS st. yo,, ne
WashinRton truck headquarters. ia
CHEVROLET 1910 1i2-ton sw.b.
stake body: cab in excel. cond., :
new tires; S495, $175 down. bal
snce monthly VETERAN MOTOR
SALES, OV.. 2173, .OV. 1880. 3314
River rd, Alexandra, Va. ID
FORD la47 truck for sale: 10000
miles; one owner; very good condi-
ton: heater. all necessary lights;
one canvas top; Sl,100. D1. 6341.
GMC 1e4s de luxe model la-ton pick
up; heavy-duty tires; less than
and spotlight: Al cond.: 81 $50 or
besr offer under FA. 2lS4. IA
CHEVROLET 1871 la-ton panel body
truck. Just overhauled and painted
$3.50 or best offer. WA. 4651. IA
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

cHEvR9LET-Will pay highest a1;ass cash .S
Eho8D RoNTaG s2ga s3b.s Gonasfst'ciH eass u;
FEoop a: poNTIAc, IA. 4sai 4ss'e;o connsctieas:
46. a. as: immediate cash.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut.
FoRDwi 4s ,nmsdase nas highest esss sssh FL 1903
OIL IDsMoBrLE-will pay highest cash
FLooD PONTIAC. 4s2I connecticut.
HOLD IT JUST A MINUTE. get high:
est ctsh ngssss nss foE 3D. opg sss e" 81 Ssfe
WooD MOTOR co. 17l7 Rhode
Island ave. ne. Open o am. to
WANTED, used cars. any year. any
Sfe SWnossaLGEs fish nG sstSso Nc ooptsf' 4SSac SaS
Wis sRisuTs Wrfh Fl vi WiSN! Il! fseS Mop. SIS for
your car. No delay. Open 8 am. te
Pm xfaRS SRS1 dSRSSRs sSRSsz Il Is ~ 1'ef'as 81
MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR. new
sT ana u'se sst Paiss sass " woE S5iaE MoToRs H.
FAIR Iih rs HoSsksr ( it' 'APrkAsxLss PT s'e2 81 a.
HskfERosfiAc Hssis & ffss IS isss 'i'15s' t. "
WILL PAY ALL CASH for clean
cars. new or used. Call me now or
drive by Cash waiting. GENE
CAsTLEBERRY, 1o40 Bennins I'd.
SEE e. IS. IS BrroRE roy SELL.
PoHANKA SERVICE. 1926 20th st.
CALL M ri. 5456-cheap cars wanted.
$40 to S40O cash; drive, push OF
Tow Tow e 1000 Central ave- ne: CAV
Cash IN S MINUTES II car Is clean,
Save $50 in time and trouble. Firss
see Mr.. LAMAR, I'LL 18th OF. NV.
Milsr st 'SsT SpITtRcH.sE dsn.nd,sl. used
car Immediately; prefer late model;
will pay all cash. Call between e.6,
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AUTOMOBILE PAINTING

COMPLETE JOB. s35 up; work euar-
anteed GILBERT. 41O2 Pa. ave. s.e.
extended: HI, 1924;
painted. $40: baked factory finish;
dents removed. 20l5 L st. NV: ST
36S7 30
FINEST AUTO PAINTING. fender and
body work; only skilled men work on
ERAc ESRyF car s1ps TsssonaPls a4e gnfeS AR1AS
Mt. Vernon ave. Alex 1924
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AUroMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS
WE HAVE AVAILABLE for Immediate
delivery the following rebuilt engines;

1a33-1945 Chevrolet.
1933-1942 Plymouth.
l933-l942 Dodge.
1a4l-1942 Chevrolet truck.
1933-1941 Dodge truck
Liberal trade-in allowance on your
old engine. Use our time payment
plan as low as S31 90 down and Is
months to pay Also inquire about
our factory-rebuilt transmiss;ons.
MONTGOMERY WARD. Alexandria.
Va. Phone Alex. 1900. OV 5272. :
HYDRAULIC DUMP BODIES 90 and
hoist. S75; garage type air COM
pressor, $40; used parts and new
.srills for most cars.
Tires. used, all sizes. 81 and Up
Tubes. 75c. HERSON AUTO PARTS
AND GLASS. - Fla. ave. ne. MI.
Evening star., 1949-01-12
JACK BLANK SAYS

Pontiac owners, attention-lQ37-
1912 Pontiac; seat covers for all
model Pontiac and cyl. cars,
from 1887 through 1912; Sl2.5O.
1891 through l94S series "16''
and rs" Oldsmobile seat covers:
to fit cars with rear seat center
arm rest: ST. 81. All covers are
brand-rew and tailor made to fit
your car. ARCADE PONTIAC CO..
.Washington Largest Pontiac
Dealer 1887 irving st. NV. AID.
Evening star., 1949-01-12
AUTO rRUcKS-sALE (cent.

LlESb, I-epeeQ tXel. scnlICrNlleT CON.
nections; Al eond.: S1.176.
White Horse 1941 1-ton package
delivery: bargain. S595.
MALoNEY'. INC, s126 Ga. ave
Silver Spring. Nd -1b
USED TRUCK VALUES
1889 Ford sedan delivery 1925
1a41 GMC h-ton panel 425
194S GMc model q. c. r. 622
tractor. saddle tanks
and 6th wheel --- 1850
1946 GMC model q. c. r. 623
cab and chassis $50
1910 GMC 1h-ton cab and
chassis 376
1885 GMC 5-ton cab and chas-
sis. aux. trans. 500
1912 Chevrolet 1h-ton cab -,
1871 Mack a-ton cab and '0
chassis. !. ". b. 776
aSss.,s' .Sss FoTd + l'f-t0n cab and 40,
1885 Dodge lla-ton cab and
chassis l5C
1889 Ford 1Na-ton cab and
chassis 22t
2-ton dump body with hoist 15s
Open until 1890 Sat. GMC TRUCK
& COACH DIV, 80 M st. ne. Me
Evening star., 1949-01-12

shop in comfort at washington's
largest indoor showrooms. We try
to keep at least 100 cars on display
at all times. Most cars have radios
and heaters Easily financed and y
your car exceeds the down payment
We pay you cash difference.
HILL & TIBBITTS
1l14 Vermont ave. NV, Wash =
oldest Ford dealer. Ma. $3.50. --1S
Evening star., 1949-01-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTTIEsAkEE IT'D sAaa ss aef Sem%sndes run
sTUDEBAKER 1s4s chamion Ress
de luxe coupe; overdrive, r. and h.
owner: $3.50: AK. 090a; IA
STUDEBAKER 1946 Champion sedan
esna Sese4 sss Ssfk eoRefs esss9m eep .xa Fsds
new battery and tires: an exceptiona.
car; Sl,45O or best offer. RE. 74O0
Ext; 755l, from O'Clock to 4;3o
sTUDERBAKER 1e4s bus. cpe.: r., h.,
hillholder; peri. cond.; S1,795; also
sIs5S 5tudf MR: It. BRIGRE1 RaeR u BE- Be- fSas $685.
sTUDEBAkER 1e47 Champion Regal
de luxe 4-dr. sedan 5000 miles;
ciimatizer heater, hill holder; like
new orlsinsl owner; sl'7oO. Ho.
sTUDEBAKER TiiGi 1e4s Regal de luxe
5 pass. Commander: overdrive
heater; climatizer; hillholder; new;
STUDEBAKER 194s 2-door and club
coupe; radio. heater, overdrive: new
ear pn, ,T,T guaTanfss; 1ftgo sl'Sa5; METRO N1i
bure I'd, TR. s474. WA. e5I2,, 81,
WILLYS 1912 4-door sedan low
milease, very clean, cheap transpor-
tatlon: $3.50. WILLYS OF WASH,
1924 I st, NV, RE. 4677. -13
WILLYS 1910 4-or sedan: recently
overhauled motor. new slip covers,
good paint: S425 or best offer
under. 1900 Southern ave. Sc,
AK. 1884 after pm -13
WILLYS 1941 coupe: with new motor:
passed D. c. inspection; $3.50: terms.
1870 R. !. ave. ne. 49,
AUTO .AUCTION-Fee IS. Sales every
Tuesday eve, Z pm, rain or shine
Cars financed; terms to 1S mos.
100 18th st Sc TR Tl13
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Sterrett Motor Service

Sterrett MOtOr service
Your friendly Ford dealer for Silves
Spring and Northwest Washington
offers these quality used cars aS
considerable reductions.
1897 EaSt-WeSt Hwy.
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LIST PRICE

o40 xlxN6
1a49 Mercury 4-dr.; Berwick green;
S2.31 Mr.. English. Alex 7055.
AMERICAN MOTOR CO, 1901 King
st. Alex. License 1872. Ia
LINCOLN 1912 4-dr. sedan; radio
and heater; Brewster green color.
This car must be seen to be appre-
ciated; Sl.295.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
III Fla. ave. NV. HO. 5000 -13
PLYMOUTH 1947 4-door Special de
luxe; beautiful black finish; low
mileage; S1,595. This car carries q
Chernerized guarantee.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
III Fla. ave NV, Ho. 5000 -l3
MERCURY 1e47 4-dr. sedan: beauti-
ful black finish: r and h.; 81 ,695
This car carries . Chernerized guar
antee
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
n
Evening star., 1949-01-12
AUTOMOBILE LOANS

FINANCING private sales our special
automobile let US finance 1t for the
purchases. NOLAN FINANCE CO..
1102 New York ave. NV. Republic
Evening star., 1949-01-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

YOU CAN BUY
At Less Than Cost.
1s41 Plymouth 4-dr., Ss.e6.
194l Cadillac b-pass. coupe.
Is45 Pontiac s.dr., $3.50.
coLUMBiA MOTORS. All, colum-
bia Pike and Glebe rd., Arl. or.
1890. Open till 9.
FORD-1947, 3-passenser busineM
coupe. r. and h., white-wall tiree,
S1,395. chernerized guarantees.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
I'LL Florida ave NV. Ho. 5000.
DODGE 1913 custom sedan; bl1c
finish; radio and heater; an excel
lent buy at $1.995; white side walk.
plastic seat covers. This car carries
Chsrnerizsd guarantee.
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
III Fla ave. NV, Ho. 5000. -l3
1e47 Town sedan; ra-
d.o, dio; heater; .saa beautiful black .a. fn!sAi
car carries . chsrnerised TIHi guar. A
CHERNER MOTOR co.
III Fla. ave. NV, Ho. 5000. -1&
FORD 194s club coupe; :. and b.,
low mileage: S1,5e5. This car car
ries chernerized guarantees.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
III Fla. ave. NV. Ho. 5000. Ia
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GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGES WANTED

1 GARAGES for rent: 1928 Livings-
ton St. NV. or $500 blk. Conn ave.
NV. ia. 0757 IA
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MOTORCYCLES

WANTED 3 OR 4-CAR GARAGE, suit
able to use as repair shop. Call GE
1l2l. after pm. -13
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TAxIcAB FOR SALE

AMERICAN CAB ASSOCIATION. 1887
Plymoth and Dodge taxicsbs at re-
duced prices, no dues charged For
information call Mr.. DANTE. MI
1921 IA
Evening star., 1949-01-12

ALL 1-OWNER. OPEN EVENINGS.
AZ Chev. cow. S635 down S1,s95
AZ Chev. SIN. I'd. sed. 1865
~ Che" cheV. Fl. sed. bs5 down 1,99ssss 199ss
As Chev. SIN. sed 4p5 down l.4s5
Thomas Motor Co, 1877 East-West
hwy, Sill. Sng., SH 1901, 81. 1904
COvINGTON'S USED-CAR CENTER.
As Packard conv. So ,495
~ Chevrolet 995
Al Packard "160" sedan lbs
'46 Packard de luxe sed.-- 1873
~ Packard club coupe 645
40 Dodse "-dr. sedan 545
80 Packard 4-dr. sed. 100 $50
Many other fine selections. All cars
guaranteed. CONVICTION MOTOR
CO. Packard dealer, 1901 wis. ave,
days
Evening star., 1949-01-12
u FId. dV6, u.N.i 1IO. UOVU =.
FOUR-MONTH GUAR.

2-day trial money-bsek guafanteN
ANTEE takes all the risk out Il
Evening star., 1949-01-12

1871 Windsor sedan;
green. r. and h.. automatic trans
mission, new tires. clean inside; IA
NOUS for economy and durability;
real buy. Sl,045; low cost CONNER
ciai Credit financing. WHEELER,
INC. 4S00 Wisconsin, EN- $500.
Evening star., 1949-01-12

OLDS 1a46 80" sedanette; gun
metal. heater. new tires. standard
transmission low cost Commercial
Credit financing; 81 $40. WHEELER
INC, 4S00 Wisconsin, EN- $500
Evening star., 1949-01-12

THESE CARS MUST GO:
1891 Chevrolet "-door sedan SOS
1895 Ford Tudor sedan 2aa
1897 Plymouth 4-dr. sed: r, h. 2a9
1897 Ford S5 Tudor sedan 29a
Cash. trade or terms. CAMPBELL
AUTO SALES, so Mass. ave. NV,
AT 531O ia
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~ IC 81 II " It.
OLDSMORHE
0I.nSM0RILF
OLDSMOBILE

OLDSMOBILE 1947 "as" 4-dr !:
white. walls. radio and heater; must
sacrifice; 81 .ea5 81. 1880. III
OLDS late 1947 "66'; Hy-Dr.: full
line access; 9.10O miles: owner re-
sponslble executive; Sl.75U AT
Bill 8 to 6; UN. 1891, TO 10
Evening star., 1949-01-12

CHEVROLET 1s47 4-door Fleetline
sedan: very low mileage, clean: orig.
owner, leaving town. must sell; COM
plete with radio. heater, spotlight.
Can be seen at 1903 H st. ne.
Price, $1.7s5. LU 4025. -17
CHEVROLET 1887 station wagon; here
is car that runs and looks good
for only S295 See this one at once.
STEUART MOTOR CO. 9th and
NV York ave. NV, Ma. 1000
CHEVROLET 1o4s Aero two-door
sedan. $40 miles. like new: supe.
cushion tires. undercoating, etc,
CRRYsLER ls46. Royal club coupe:
popular model dove gray. radio and
heater. seat covers. really clean: low
cost Commercial Credit financing:
Sl.S45 WHEELER. INC. 4s0O
CHRYSLER ia47 Windsor sedan;
- 300. AID. 0426. Ia
CH2YSLER 1946 Saratoga sedan:
here's a Trew value car that is in
perfect condition with only 1900
actual miles; it has golden beige
finish. custom seat covers and is
only = :ss5 Trade Fra s,,, ana Y,oSn terms, See
CHRYsLER 1910 Crown Imp. 7-pas-
senser sedan: spotlessly clean. chauf1 nn;
D st Sc. Apt. 103. AK 6097, -13
CHRYSLER 1897 Imperial coupe; fair
eond., $500. WI. 5479.
Evening star., 1949-01-12

WOODS at Blandy's Trailer Court,
12lS Rockville pike, after $50 pm
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kent, of Min
go; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Myers
and Johnny Myers, of Belle
fontaine; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Kent and daughter, Connie and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Polling met
the Horace Burr family at
Snyder Park, Springfield Sun
day for a picnic dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Hast
ings and babies and Martha
Berle of Columbus; and Sue
Ann Spain, of Marysville, spent
Monday afternoon at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kent.
Nancianna Bishop, who has
just completed her Junior year
at college in Grove City, Pa, is
home for week before start
ing in summer school at Miami
University.
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ATTENDED
ACHIEVEMENT DAY

Several ladies from Claibourne
township spent last Thursday in
Marysville where they attended
the third annual achievement day
of home demonstration work in
Union County.
Among those who attended
were Mrs. Matt Pacha, Mrs. Rob-
ert Mather, Mrs. Oliver Cowgirl,
Mrs. Dana Kinikin, Mrs. Albert
Howard, Mrs. Arthur Warner,
Mrs. Lee Decker, Mrs. Charles
Evans, Mrs. Ray Beaver and Mrs.
r. ]. Langstaff
Two of the projects which had
been developed in Claibourne
Township during the past year
were aluminium Etching" and
Textile Stenciling" A display
was set up of each of these pro-
jects and Mrs. Matt Pacha, Mrs.
Giles Mcdaniel, Mrs. V. B. Collier,
and Mrs. Ernest Fish showed
trays while Mrs. Pacha and Mrs.
Fish also displayed stencilled
luncheon cloths.
CLASS ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Vada Davis entertained
the Friendly Class of the First
Methodist Church at her home
last Thursday evening. The presi-
dent, Mrs. w. c. Spain, presided
at the business session.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Herbert Simmons, Mrs.
Loren Lewis and Mrs. William
Gulliford.
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Mrs. John Williams as assistant
hosteSseS. Twenty members and
25 visitors were present. Mrs.
Lawson, of the state wild life con-
Servation service, was the guest
speaker with Conservation in
your own back yard" as her SUBJ
ject. She also showed some
beautiful color slides of wild
life. Music was furnished by Mari
lyn Smith and Connie Kent and
dainty refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kent and
daughter, Connie, and Mrs.
Howard Robinson joined Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Myers, Johnny Myers
and Carl Eickemeir, of Bellefont-
aine, and Mr. and Mrs. o. r.
Polling and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kindig with picnic dinner at
O'Connor's Landing on Friday.
Cecil Trout and son, Bobby,
spent Friday fishing at Indian
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Magsig,
and children visited over the
weekend with relatives in Fre-
mont and attended the Magsig
reunion at Lindsey on Sunday.
The Allen Star Stockman All
Club, their adviser, Doyle Polling,
and few of the parents enjoyed
a weiner roast along Darby last
Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cline en-
tertained Saturday evening in
honor of the birthday anniver-
series of Hale Cline, of near Col
umbuS, and Howard Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Polling and
son, Robert, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Cline, and Mrs. D. Carl Spain, of
Marysville; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kindig, of Long Beach, Calf. !;