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LANGLEY. VA

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RUSSELL ROAD
VIRGINIA FOREST

niss wooded io,, has itv rm via
hTepises, din rm, equipped klI
1 stdrm ana \. bath on 81 eeoT =,
\ eedrms ane fsIi TILED bath. snd
hoer full bsmt with rss IN and
10 bath, esnv legation 10 uansp
and schools Moderate cash pss
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COLORED-A BEAUTY
Det. Colonial home having 8 lovely
rms, tile bath. full bsmt., hrepl in
liv rm., besutiful lse. lot and priced
at only 800 for quick sale. Ewes.
call Mr.. Geifeld. 5H. 9116.
JESS FISHER 81 CO., INC.
1920 X St. NV. Realtors Elk. 1911
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Bethesda. Md.-$19.950
BETHESDA
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
$975 DOWN, CT APPROVED
New all-hrick, 2-story, q rms. Ia
baths, fully EQUIP. kit, and side
porch. Price greatly reduced.
New all-brick Z rms, Ia baths,
at ali times. CO. 1910. 20
BURNT MILLS HILLS
This beautiful estate In one Of the
finest exclusive sections In and
around Washington, consists OF a
WILLIAMSBURG with large rms. 3la
2-car attached garage; oil heat; 2
patio porches: and situated on about
2 acres of artistically handicapped
sround. For appt. call OR. 004s or
DE. 1856 til q pm. REALTY
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Rlessed Sacramenf Partsh

Blessed Sacrament Parish
San ever TIE q c. ans II ~. 81
Chevy erase Circle aGc az tss
eervenitstes- this prime aoc Esr-es
Lovely true center hal whtfs e+Ap+
ec&re O. ae6rr8 gracinux Ay
rn with CasenAAi ertpi family
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q Phone Ecw e: tprosntEsrt
- u 70 sozEs fer Teas c1ss
Nov q the 'irs
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
AGO Gem ave IN ktss ewes
cali NJ Tnou rSeH WI SSGA --,
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Heart Of Bethesda; several Of large
group still avail: only Sis. $50.
Every one says this is the finest
rambler at anywhere near this price
around Wash. LEGUM d GERBER
REALTY CO.. AID. 1900 til pm.
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SUBURBAN DREAM

Bee sttfHi vsedsS eoress tsA t&sss-
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MANNAs REALTY co.
ans wGlsss hits nj. - Or sfe&
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CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
Located OF New Hampshire extended
beautifully modernistic; $14,950.
small down payment. Call SH. a01o
till q pm. MONTGOMERY INVEST
MENT 81 INSURANCE CO. ia
WoODsiDE PARK-s28. 800
large hedrms., tile baths on and
A., another bedrm. on 3rd a.; beau
the best street in Silver Spring; "a
IT. Nv rm., Ice. din. rm., powder
rm. and 1sx10-ft. den on 1st A.
beautiful side screened porch; en-
trance foyer; bsmt. has pine pan
eled rec rm. and fireplace. "a bath
in garage; beautiful wooded lot
Ideal for doctor Can not be dupli.
Gated on todays market. WOOD
MOOR AGENCY. INC, Realtors, sH
6S5b or SH, 1878 till 8 Pm -1p
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GARDEN CITY

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Milton G Smith Rra. Estate
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3741 23rd ST. Sc.
fSHIPLEY TERRACE)

6emidetached q brick, convenient Boil
Factory, Andrews Field. Q bedrooms,
lecge closets, linen closet, bath with
shower. living room, dining room,
modern kitchen, built-in cabinets.
gas stove. gas refrigerator; full base
laundry tubs, forced air heat therm-
ostst controlled, air circulating unit
for summer; house In practically new
condition; well handicapped yard; bus
nj door; S10.600. Newly furnished.
optional TO buyer. For sale BY owner,
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RAMBLER

nAM6LEh
Our Clients Acclaim and Buy
SIS, e,e5o--Loeat ted on nice wooded lot
Of your choice, mr.. transp- and IN
ons Of the fine outlying sections off
Conn. ave Large ny. .rm- with
frepiaee and picture windows. In
dow. 9 large bedrms. and baths.
Lxe. modern kit. fse. study or 3rd
hedrm. Garage. Lee. bsmt. Stairs
inspect arranged to suit your con-
ysnisnss, =. ARIM l. .5oo9HSsoS
ave-, OR ZOO siil - p.m. -1a
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SUBURBAN BUNGALOW

One block beyond District line.
Beautiful detached brick BUNGALOW
with 4 bedrooms, living rm,. dining
rm., kitchen. tile bath. full base
menJ with lavatory; built-in garage.
Lot S0xI2 20. Terms arranged.
VIM. G.. LIBBY co.
e0s l4th ST. NV. RE. 5000,
EYES. SH $3.50.
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ON 1St FLOOR
BEDRM. AND POWDER RIM.
Brick Cape Cod. lovely lse iiv. rm.
with hrepi.. famiiy-si,e din. rn.. 2
blks. from shopping and tfansn- in
Montgonery Kills. eil. sps. An un-
s%asio % iii p.n. MONTGOMERY
NvBSTMEHT 4 INSURANCE co.
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Fails Church-ey Owner

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Arlington's Best Buy
ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON

3 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Stunning EnslIsh bungalow located In
the exclusive Coll Club Ma nor
neighborhood beautiful trees and
colorful shrubbery, combine to make
this home . earden show place, all
. full baths bedroom and fut
bath on ., hoor huss cool seresn-
edtn porch; come see this home and
IL viii be love at Ist ktsbt, reasonably
priced ct only SO $50
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STOP THE MUSIC

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COOl, COMFORT

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$3.50 DOWN

cengress Height. near BollinE Eield
.SemidetAched, 9 rms, gas heat.
Pine neixhbordhood.. Act quick. this
won't last Ions. JAMES CARROLL.
= TR. 0112; ewes, 10, $3.50. 80
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
LEAVING FOR GERMANY
And must sell this 5-room. brick thi.
sass.ned sh,h ol' comp.t ss.fs 9a tessS sna fs ia
basement. finished recreation room
gas heat and Handicapped let A con-
: venient location for Naval Research
LABORATORY. Boiling Field and Nayal
Sc. 500 cash. Phone now for an.
sentiment to INSPECT this property
AT. $3.50. VI. 1915
.FG THE GABLES co.
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WILSON BLVD

Not tast an sTdinATy hons but sesns
residential ssrtten. suitable fer pro.
fsssionsl man. With all eonvenis hrss
~ door. very isrss. attractive BED
rms. den on ist door. attractive hV
rm dir. rm anf seuiB, tits her
ss.tsiien, s.,si ~. ban. ,..s.s .,ts ~, ~, =
immediate sale
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Discriminating Buyer

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screened stss pNtfh eensssAse HsAt-
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MANNAS REALTY co.
sits wpssA Svs OF ~ on tseA.
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!. 817 Both ST Sc,

Listed fer $3.50; detached eottass
bedrma.. utility rm. and bath;
stove and refsr, Ven. blinds. partial
snt. POSSESSION with deed. Terms
Cali Mr.. Chevalier. TR. 43s2. EA
1925, with 7. PAUL MUDD co.
!, A<oS MINI. ave. Sc. -1S
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RIVERDALE

just ~ block OF Baltimore blvd -
Lovely lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
lEe. dining room, equipped kitchen,
3 bedrooms. ample closet space
storage attic. full basement, oil
h.-w. heat, home beink completely
redeeorated. For further details
call Mt. Ensls' GE, 1888. with
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THE GABLES co.
2423 MINI ave. Sc. -19

!. NEAR NAVY YARD
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kEAL ESTATE. Ma. 2045. -IQ
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Arlington Realty Co.

Arlington KeAItN 90,
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FRESH AND COIORFT'L
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JUST A GOOD BUY

Attractive e-rm. hftek ceseSsst via
fsIe haIs ana faa k&Et n s1<sSsse'
NertA Ariinssse tssaszss fer @s
totai pgscs cf HAess
Arlington Realty Co.
sso< wsissA blvd on. ssee. 80
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-30

ding, Flora; Ann Hawk, lady assis-
tant steward; John G. Parks, youth
chairman; Eta Rawding, home
economics; Harry C. Rawding
John G. Parks, and Harvey Camp
er, executive Committee.
The Grange held its annual
Christmas party Monday night.
Dover Grange came down, Christ
mas carols were sung by the grouD
followed BY several square dances.
At the close Of an enjoyable eve
ming, refreshments were served by
the ladies Of Harrington Grange.
Installation Of officers will be
held January End.
Chosen Friends Lodge won their
first dart-ball game Of the season
against Dover, at Dover, and lost
to Laurel Thursday evening, at
home.
Winning from Georgetown, Dec.
IL, at Georgetown, makes us one
game ahead. The next home game
will be played with Rehoboth in
the lodge hall, Dec. 20. Come out
lodge members and root for your
side.
Captain Paul Porter is pleased
with the playing of his teammates
and hopes to win the championship
of the league and win the trophy
that will be presented to the win
ming team.
Refreshments are always served
and the games are usually over by
II o'clock.
The Drill Club Of tn WBA Lodge
met on Tuesday evening, Dec. 20.
A turkey dinner was enjoyed at
the Bride Bit, and after dinner, a
Christmas party was held at the
home of Mrs. Josephine Wechten-
heiser.
Gifts were exchanged and games
in keeping with the season were
played.
Each member was presented with
a crOcheted potholder from Mrs.
Elsie Barlow, club president.
Miss Mary Ann Hickman, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Hickman,
became the bride of Mr.. Donald r.
Wilson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
c. Wilson, both of Harrington, Sun
day, Dec. Is, at 2 p. m, in the As
bury Methodist parsonage. The
Rev. ]. Harry Wright ofiiciated.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-30

Mrs. Charles Townsend. sister of
the bride, Of Richmond, was lma-
tron OF honor. Best man was Cecil
Wilson, brother of the groom.
The bride wore a suit Of burgun-
dy wool with gray accessories. Har
corsage was Of white rosebuds.
A reception for the immediate
families followed at the home IF
the brides mother.
After wedding trip South the
couple will reside in Harrington
The Ever Ready Glass OF Asb,,rv
Methodist Church School enioved .
lovely Christmas party Mondav
evening, Dec. 19.
Mrs. Clarence Raughley. presi-
dent Of the class, presided at the
business session.
Reports of the sunshine worl,
done for Christmas were given bv
Mrs. Hattie Plummer and tbe
special committee.
Plans were announced for the
studying Of Women of Scripture" "
by Arthur Bruce Moss which will
be started in the class January 1.
The committee in charge Of the
prograka was Mrs. Clarence Shock
ley, Mrs. Charles Peck, Sr. Mrs
Emmett -Raughley, Mrs. r. W
White and Mrs. Lola Musser and
was assisted by the president, Mrs
Raughley.
Decorations in keeping with the
Yuletide season, appropriate games
and delicious refreshments made
an attractive program.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-30
HARRINGTON

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mcdonald
and children spent Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Of Easton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peck, Jr.,
spent the holidays with Mrs.
Peck's parents at Wingate, N. G.
Mrs. Nora Tharp and Miss Lu-
ellie Tharp spent the Christmas
holidays in Wilmington and Phila-
delphia.
mr.. and Mrs Walter Davis of
South Bancroft Parkway, Whining
ton, spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs Elw0od Gruwen
and family spent Christmas holi-
days in Annapolis, Nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Redden
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Parsons. OF
Trenton. N. j., spent Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarverin, Of Childs.
nd, spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Vapaa.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Brobst ana
son, David, spent the Christmas
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Brobst Of Allentown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kukulka
spent the holidays with relatives in
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Horleman
spent Sunday with relatives in OK
ford, Md.
DR.. and Mrs. H. w. Smith enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Price
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Apple-
ford OF Elkton, Md, Christmas nav.
Christmas Day, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Humes entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. William Humes, Sr., of Phila-
delphia.
Christmas Music" was the sub
lect Of the program for the Har-
rington New Century Club at its
meeting on Tuesday afternoon
Dec. 20, when Mrs. II. Clyde Miller
with her committee CONSISTING OF
Mrs. Melvin Brobst, Mrs. Fred viii
son, Mrs. R. H. CULLEN, Mrs. ]. II
Waller, Mrs. Ella Little and Mrs.
J. w. Sheldrake presented the pro-
gram.
Mrs. Miller read the old legend.
why The Chimes Rang" and Mel
win L. Brobst brought a group Of
students from the high school. al
quartette from the band played a
medy Of Christmas Carols and
another medley of Christmas car
OILS was played by a string quar-
tette. Other carols were sung bv
the group.
Mrs. L. H. Rogers, president. pre-
sided at the business session. A re-
port Of the Christmas gifts for five
children at Delaware Colony was
made by Mrs. o. T. Roberts who
visited the Colony last Saturday TO
present the gifts.
The next meeting Of the group
will be Jan. 3 when the subject will I
be international Relations in /
charge Of Mrs. o. T. Roberts. Mrs.
J. K. Lang, Mrs. L. R. Beauchamp.
Mrs. George Hanson, Mrs. Henry
Clukey and Mrs. William Sheath.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-30
PaInlera shonId No. -

Painting in the direct rays Of the
not sun should be avoided, but
work can be laid out SO that the
operator follows the movement Of
the sun. # a house faces east. the
painter should start as early as
possible on the west side. doing
the east at a later hour. Early
afternoon would be the time for he
north side, while the south side
should be done later in the after.
noon. Paint, Of course, should never
be applied to surfaces on which
humidity has condensed to form 4
temporary film Of water.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-30
Overdoses q ASPIRIN

a warning that aspirin acts as q
poison when taken in too large
doses is given BY three Philadel-
phia doctors. Excessive amounts Of
the drug have toxic effect on the
brain, kidneys, and other organs,
Drs. Bernard I. Lipman. Sidney
Q. Krasnoff, and Robert A. schless
point out in the American Journal
Of Diseases Of Children. published
by the American Medical associa-
ton. They report five cases Of
poisoning from overdoses Of aspirin.
Three patients were children. and
there were two deaths in the series.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-30

Or. 0. A. Bartley, president Of
Wesley Junior College, Dover. was
guest speaker at the Harrington
Rotary Club ladies' night held al
the Wonder Bar Tuesday evening
Dec 20. DR.. Bartley's topic was
christmas"
J. Harvey Burgess was master OF
ceremonies for the evening.
Guests Of the evening were Mrs
Q. c. Passmore, Mrs. Ernest
Raughley, Mrs. Eileen Black. Mrs.
Albrt Gottlieb and Mr.. and Mrs
Scott Purse Of Seaford.
Mrs. Howard Williams won the
door prize Of. box Of candy.
Christmas carols were sung and
the room was decorated in keeping
with the Yuletide season.
Miss Mary M. Wyatt, age 20
years, passed away at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Willie Greenlee on
West Street, this city, late Tues
day night after an illness OF almost
iive years, during which time She
had been confined to her bed.
She had resided alone for MANY
years, at her home on the corner
Of West and High Streets, Harring-
ton, until she received a fall in
which she suffered broken hin
she was\ a seamstress in her
younger days. III
She was a member of the PHI
grim Holiness Church, Harrington
since 1902.
Funeral services will be held AZ
tne Boyer Funeral Home this after
noon (Friday) at 2 o'clock n
cnarge Of Rev. Lawson jump. Dem
ton. lnterment will be in HolIv-
wood Cemetery.
She is survived by a brother
tount Wyatt, Harrington and three
sisters, Mrs. Myna Kesler, Harring-
ton; Mrs. Nora A. Sheath. Margafe
City, N. j., and Mrs. Greenlee; also
several nieces and nephews.
Members Of the Rebecca I,odga
met Friday evening, Dec. 16. at the
Lodge Hall.
Mrs. Evelyn Porter, president.
presided at the business session
Mrs. Blanche Miller, state Presi-
dent, of Wilmington, and her star
paid their official visit.
AT the close of the meetine
sandwichs and coffee was served
Inc next meeting will be Jan. 6.
harrington Grange No. So held
us annual election recently.
ELECTED were Clement Aiken.
Master; Edward C. Brown, over
seer; Dorothy Laughery, lecturer:
AlIred p. Sharp, Steward; Sidney
MARTIN Hawk, Asst. Steward; EN-
ma A. Sharp, Chaplain; Willis
Laughery, treasurer; Helen P.
Brown, secretary; James Martin,
gatekeeper; Virginia Aiken, Ceres:
Lola Camper, Pomona; Eta Raw
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-30
REDEEM

McColley Chapel Sunday school
will be held January 1, 1850. Time
10 a. m. Preston Donovan, Supt. All
are welcome to attend.
McCOlley w. S. C S will be held
at the Glendale parsonage of Rev
and Mrs. James O'Neil on Friday
January 6, 1850. Ladies are asked
to please bring cakes and helm
make freezers Of ice cream. This
is a very special meeting as there
will be new election Of officers and
the Secret Pal will be revealed in
packages. Everyone is invited to
come and join in the worship SER
vice followed by fun. Yearly and
Monthly reports are asked to please
be written for reading.
Our Christmas program was q
lair success on Monday, December
rs, 1949. Santa visited us after the
program the children took their
parts well.
We wish all Happy and Pros
porous New Year.
McColley Chapel
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-30
AborteA car

When COW loses her calf, own.
ers always should suspect brueel-
losis as the cause, since approxi-
mately 30 per cent Of all abortions
IN cows are due to this disease.
However. at least a dozen other
diseases and conditions may enter
into the abortion picture, and It
takes a careful herd examination
to determine the exact nature Of
the trouble. Poisoning, injury. I'M
sound reproductive organs. tricho-
moniasis, and vibrionic infection are
among the factors that may prove to
be the real cause.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-30
Shut Out Twice

NEW YORK - CR - Kenneth
Dale Owen Of the Indian Mound
Farm. New Harmony, Ind, was
runnerup bidder on both of the two
highest priced standardized colts
ever sold at auction. He was outbid
by Sol Camp of Shafter, Calf. for
the $4,000 White Hanover in 1947.
and was topped by syndicate for
$4,000 Imperial Hanover this year.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-30

The most important part of nat
ural gas is methane, also known as
marsh gas, consisting Of carbon
and hydrogen.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14

22nd
ne a
8 for
pro-
yani-
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.urch at
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ews be-
ds than
derson'S
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14

A Harvest Festival sponsored
by the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Postal Alliance, was given at st.
Phillips Episcopal Church, Auro-
ra and Mackubin, st. Paul, on
Saturday evening, Oct. 8. There
were prizes for pokeno, bridge and
whist. Refreshments consisted of
salad, coffee and cake. A good
crowd was in attendance.
Mr.. Ramona SIssOn, brother-in-
law of Mrs. James Sisson, 21O Irv-
ing Ave. No, left Sat, Oct. 1, for
a two week vacation trip TO
Washington, D. c., New York City
and Cleveland, Ohio. He will re-
turn Sunday, Oct. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Davis,
954 Carroll Ave, will observe their
18th wedding anniversary Tues
day Oct. IS. They are expecting
the stork at any time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Anderson, TOT lyle
hart Ave, will observe their 10th
wedding anniversary on Oct. 10.
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motored to Des Moines, Ia, where
they picked up Mrs. Willie Mae
Broaddus, sister of Mrs. Young,
and then motored to Macon, Mex
leo and st. Louis. Mo, where they
visited friends and relatives.
Before leaving the city, Mrs.
Nichols entertained her husband
with a surprise birthday dinner.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
BrooAins and daughter Marcia.
The Crispus Attacks Home AS
sociation will hold its regular
meeting Tuesday, Oct. Is at
Halle Q. Brown community home.
Mrs. Lear Howard, president is
asking that all members be pre-
sent at o'clock.
Mrs. j. e. johnson, 526 st. An
thony Ave-, is in University hos
pital and is in a serious condition.
Mrs. Johnson has been in the hos
pital for Al days. She is suffering
from high blood pressure and
heart trouble.
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Mary Buford, Alene Mcmillan
Hazel starks, Edna Curtis, Doro-
thy Scott and venice Grantham,
the Misses Marva Ann. Boyd
Lucille Graham and Eunice Glass.
The guests played games for en-
tertainment. Those who won
prizes were the Mines Banks
Anderson and Smith. Mrs. Bailey
expects her baby sometime in
November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Taylor, TIC
Rondo Ave-, win observe their
seventh wedding anniversary on
Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Mrs. Katie Myers, who has been
suffering from a broken leg, is
making her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Jones, 612 st. An
thony Ave. Friends may call on
her there.
MarchitA Allen, 10, a Junior at
Central high school, is now a
violinist in the Jewish Center
Symphony orechesra, under the
direction of Peter Lisowslxy.
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Allen, 973 Iglehart Ave, Miss
Allen Is also a member of the
Central high school string en-
semble.
The JUST Us Club held its first
meeting Of the season Friday,
Oct. 7 with Mrs. Claudia Schuck,
I'll st. Anthony Ave. Officers
elected at this meeting were Mrs.
Eloise Stubs, president; Mrs.
Beatrice schuck, vice-president;
Mrs. Pansy Dodd, treasurer and
Mrs. Claudia Schuck, secretary.
The next meeting Of the club will
be at the home of Mrs. Stubs,
693 Carroll Ave, on Thursday,
Oct. 20. The members welcomed
Mrs. Vida Seaton back into the
club. She had been on a leave Of
absence because Of illness.
Rev. b. U. Taylor of Chicago,
arrived in the city Tuesday after
noon to spend about two weeks
with his niece, Mrs. J. W. Crump,
$50 Fuller Ave. Rev. Taylor is a
retired AME pastor, having
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ANAES LODGE
MEMBER DRIVE
~ FULL SWING

There is q place In EIlkdom for
you. Elk membership makes you
eligible for membership in the fol-
lowing auSiliaries; The Antlered
Guard; Military Police; Educa-
tional Department Civil LAber.
ties; Drum and Bugle Corps;
Elk's Band; Athletics, and many
other departments.
The drive began September 7th
and ends November 7th, 19As.
Apply now for your application
at Ames Lodge or contact any
member.-advt.