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Evening star., 1949-06-02
After Dark
One Mans Idea of An Oddly
Is Another Mans Normally
BY Harry Macarthur

viously had Just come up from
the terrace. He had one OF
BArnee's gift gardenias clutched
In his teeth.
OF course. a man who has been
a headwaiter as long as Alfred
becomes conditioned by the life.
He has q more restricted defini-
ton of an oddity than most
people.
Self-discipline Is an admirable
quality and deserves nothing but
the highest praise. We have.
therefore, the highest regard for
the woman who sat down at the
table In the Carlton Hotels Congo
Room and Immediately demon
strated that she has her per-
sonal problems under control.
Scotch and no. I think
I'll have q martini" she said in
reply to the waters question.
They taste 50 terrible that /
won't take too many drinks"
Self-discipline and feminine
logic make an unbeatable COM
bination.
Anything good you have heard
about Virginia Bradley is the
truth. Miss Bradley Is the Cath
olic University drama student who
has just been signed on to enter
tain at the Metronome Room of
the Wardman Park Hotel. This
represents something of q depar-
ture for the Metronome Room.
since the singer Is not part Of
the orchestra, but appears twice
nightly as a one-woman floor
show, something which hasn't
been tried before in the room.
Miss Bradley seems an ideal girl
for the Job. She has charm. the
style Of her showmanship has o
professional polish and her voice
falls happily on the ear. It Is
warm in timbre and she knows q
lot Of the tricks OF using 1t to ad-
vantage. Miss Bradley varies her
songs from comedy to rhythm
number to romantic ballad, neat
ly switching her style. Since her
voice Is q little reminiscent of
Ethel Merman's, though neither
so brassy nor so overpowering,
Miss Bradley is at her best on
a comedy or rhythm tune. She's
a lass with a future. all right.
Meanwhile, her present ought to
keep the Metronome Rooms young
set happier this summer.
4 \ II
Dancers Blair and Dean. we
might well have told you before
this. are looked upon as some
thing sensational by the Mayflow-
Evening star., 1949-06-02
Racial Bias Barriers
Beginning 10 Weaken,
Ewing Tells Doctors

Citing almost universal ap-
proval H the agreement permit
ting colored interns 70 train a'
Galltnger Hospital. Federal Secur-
ity Administrator Oscar r. Ewing
last night declared some Of the
barriers" Of racial discrimination
already are beginning TO weaken.
Mr.. Ewing addressed about zoo
doctors at q Dunbar Hotel dinner
of the 27th annual meeting Of the
Association of Former Internes OF
Freedmen s Hospital
The dinner was held 70 honor
four founders OF the group-Dr
w. A. Warfield. former admins
traitor OF Freednen's for IS years:
DR.. z. c. Terry. former associate
professor at the Howard Univer-
sity Medical School: Dr.. l. c,
Downing. retired chief surgeon at
Burrell Memorial Hospital. Roa-
noke. Va. and DR.. Peter Murray.
staff member Of the Harlem and
Suydenham Hospitals In New York.
Outing to End Sessions.
The physicians were to end their
three-day meeting today with an
all-day outing at Cotton. Nd.
featuring q business meeting and
election Of officers.
Mr.. Ewing told the group that
President Truman's civil rights
fight is having much more Of an
effect than many of us realize "
When it was agreed that How
ard would share training facili-
ties at Gallinger with other med
ical schools, he said. Instead
Evening star., 1949-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

CONVENIENT EMPLOYEES Insur:
Meeting Of stockholders to Be Held
June II. 1949.--To the Stockholders
sno. NRISseis Nosiss hefssy
given that 9 special meeting of the
stockholders OF Government En-
ployees Insurance Company wih be
held at the principal once OF the
company. Investment Building. 10Th
nnd x stsssss Es;asy NW: ivn. W aaas
10 O'clock in tie forenoon. Eastern
Daylight Saving Time. for the .pur-
poses Of. 1. Increasing the author
ICED capital stock of the company
from $500. 1000 to 100000. that is
Sm :ss 'asrss & so6S q q ssss Ral s
such stock, in order that the Board
Of Directors may. declare q. stock
dividend Of 20$ 70 stockholders Of
record June 20, 1949, payable on
.s or sfss5 July Ss. L. lsasa e. By sotf Issuing ing
each share held on the record date.
2. Rstifying the arrangements made
by this company with Government
EMPLOYEES Life Insurance Company
for the cooperatiye use Of personnel.
tie ISSUANCE a Of al TIE Capital ' STOCK c
Of the Life Insurance Company to
the stockholders, employees. ofhcers
and directors Of this company: 3,
Transacting any other business
which may properly come before
the meeting. The minute books of
the company will be available at the
meeting. The stock transfer books
OF the company will not be closed
prior to the meeting, but only stock
holders of record as OF the close OF
business, June 10, 1949. will be
entitled to vote at the meeting.
By Order Of the Board of Directors:
WTGIiHM K JACOBS, JR..
JEROME A. NEWMAN,
ROBERT J, MARONY,
DAVID LLOYD KREEGER.
DANIEL J. CALLAHAN, JR..
FNANCI4 N, SHKA.
Dated: May 23, 1949.
Evening star., 1949-06-02

er Lounge set. They are. probably.
the bes. entertainment that's been
around there since MArge and
Cover Champion last were On
hand. Their style and their rou-
tines. incidentally. are more than
a little reminiscent OF those Of
the Champions, which is not too
surprising in view Of the fact that
they studied at the dancing school
conducted By Cover Champions
father.
Blair and Dean dance with a
great deal Of grace and skill. but
it Is not this alone which ranks
them among the better dancers
on the cabaret circuit. They also
have a quality shared with too
few dance teams. the projection
Of the feeling that they are hugely
enjoying their dancing. You can I
help but enjoy watching them.
The Midnight Merry Co Round !:
The Shoreham Terrace finally did
get itself opened for the season.
on Tuesday night. Some $50
hardy customers braNely got 1t
launched on an evening that was
moderately warm for awhile. but
after the show the chill from Rock
Greek Park drove some 400 Of
them toward firesides. Barnee
tried to keep the remaining faith
full warm with sambas. The only
difficulty with that was that any
one dancing a samba in that air
should have been covered with a
blanket and walked slowly around
the hotel three times before sit
ting down. The star Of the
new Lotus show is Val Eddy. a
xylophonist formerly with the
Navy Band, who was stationed
here following the war. A previous
Lotus date was his first on his
return to civilian life. Others on
the bill are Kayne and Foster. a
dancing sister team. and Pedro
and Durand. acrobats. The
Lee Fairfax who will make his
radio debut on The Telephone
Hour" next Monday night Is the
Fague Springman who was such
q success at the Balalaika q few
months back. And the AL
Young Orchestra at the Metro
nome Room was the AL Yurdin
Orchestra when 1t was the relief
band at the Statler's Embassy
room.
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Classified Ad Rotes
I0cal Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times. 35c per line pei
insertion.
: to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutvely,
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal. Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line-----5 Soc
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second In
Il advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt. which beafi
z serial number with date and identi-
res your advertisement.
When eaneslins classified advertiss:
eancsilstion number. This Is I'm.
portant in case your statement does
pot show Q credit for the cancella-
ton.
Evening star., 1949-06-02

Alfred, the Shoreham Palladian
Rooms head man. occasionally
takes O somewhat dim view Of
some Of the things we discover
in his domain. Things like girls
dancing while wearing rubber
boots. or girls who wear lizards
instead Of corsages. 1t was with
an air of momentary self-satisfac-
ton that he came up to our table
the other night.
There are no oddities in here
tonight" he said firmly.
Two minutes later we glanced
toward the dance floor just as an
elderly party swung into view.
enthusiastically with a
daughter-aged girl, no oddity In
itself, of course. But they OBJ
Evening star., 1949-06-02
HELP MEN

FoREMAhE1gsFiilennossds sna pa1ins egsii no' dsss,
FOUNTAIN BOYs-Young and ex.
Sundays, NEW HAMPSHIRE PHAR-
MACY, 5000 1st st. NV. IS
FOUNTAIN BOY, white, over IS, part
time nights. Apply In person DOxS
PHARMACY. 1887 Bladenshurg I'd.
FOUNTAIN BOYS. white t2,; part
per hour. neighborhood pharmacy;
must be IS or over and drivers
fEPi aIP pHAgRayAt9 AgRsy Y ssfs FEeMR
FOUNTAIN HELP: good hours; good
PHARM' l7s7 Wilson blvd, Arl.'
'bsszb5 S5s'ssss: ssaHRzsr '.s;'''a;ss sS
FURNITURE SALESMAN, experience
desired: salary and commission, Ap-
ply In person, Mr.. Kerner, M: MOE-
Rfs q SON. INC. 37os Georgia
rHsN1r1RE fHsi n1H SALESMAN. exp.r.. for
sahTs SoilISs' LaNsssukedH ans AeRH FuRSiTusE
CO., 900 r st. NV.
GAS STATION ATTENDENT, expert
enced. ADAMS AMoco. 4th and
Gas a l. 'sfxrros fse els ArrENpaNr-Hish-
est wages paid. See MR.. HILL at
Good Hope and Naylor I'd. Sc. -
GRIDDLE MAN for hamburger shop,
man. Apply THE sHANTY, i'll
Good Hope I'd. sc. -
GROCERY CLERK, colored. exper. IN
waiting on trade trade III III Rov 2 G. permit
GROCERY CLERK. white or colored;
experienced, with some knowledge OF
MARKET. 1908 4th st, NV. "a
GROCERY CLERk-Experience NOT
90 sss osiy oosDos HgglS,s HsgggSs IN ass AZ
KET, 274o i4th st. NV No phone
GROCERY CLERK. exp. over q
nDisn aF,vsrs snI1s 1srTI,t' n p.rsea ..eaa' Rs Ss
Ms Ms MaaxE4' lisaEap':s2 ss2ss ss Sherman sv..
HRo,nrsEMAN. e, eolored. pleasant wers.
ing cond. must be sober. dependable,
refs; no others accepted. Bon
y2NiToR' small apt, building; quar-
t@srs @ only; nc children; oil beat. B.
JANITOk, colored, oth -clAss enn-
nssr; familiar With ,.p.5 nine, ,ossr sspairs: r.:
Apply Box 2s-M. Star. q
JANfToR. church, new building. pleas
an, eoodit,on.; sresniaT nonsr,hSsns nSnIs
esss osss sSGd &. ssse' ssesFsase: oE 47
summer resort. II. r. state good
vases. references required. 70.
3-6s6s after 3 p;ms
LhssssEEv FsHsTEvska kkfzAf,ss; nsoisS sssiS' ':es
rsfTpaadsasna;raiic spa Z &; mic CAMERA stripS.r.
ss:s!Srs AZ ;Si. R5 Il ssss, +, ne. sl,r.. ss1'n.
parel store. Specialized rerchar-
distns background essential. STATE
your qualifications fully. Boz 3S7-
MAsfIR "A Pa. sAKK.. ars. eiass. white.
tsls: TOP salary. write fun parttcu-
lars TO Tnomas i. Barber. director Of
personnel. RICHMOND HCTELS. |.
NC. Hotel Richmond. Richmond.
MEArCurrER, for snp.oyfneni In
meat dept OF Super market chain:
top wages, for exper. men. excel
working eond.. opportunity for ad-
vancement, Apply Hsn. fe4, Shfr-
linsson Thester bidz.. Ariins son'
Va -Z
MAN. eolcred. 70 work In deiicatesser
store. drivers license. refs. FeGairee.
6l17 Ga. ave. n.w,
krowiedge OF short order eooEtnE.
Apply 1908 You st. nv. -
MAN-Old line insurance company
has opening on . large debit: guar
Mons. Cali ST. $3.50, Mr.. SPickh-
MAN. COLoRED, 70 work IN srocery;
E1st hsys D ar.ser pssTzsts FL
ED1aEooD J. ass' AAAAH ssi- s'a
MAN, calcred. neat, reliable and
nooeF. fef. ELEVATOR. also beilnxn. r.
to-1@ shift. permanent position, D
dsy week. Appsy beiI expkatn.
COSMOS CLUE. 1880 II o. Az.
k3tGT p.m-
Evening star., 1949-06-02
HELP MEN

AssIs53NT ss1E,5. It,, MASaSFn g. aR shEs FooiG e.
AssiisIxSr 81 Isasi WAREHOUSE .upes.n.
tendent in large retail furni-
ture establishment; ~ Must Be sso,;s- ex- :
ans delivery sn and espsse o
assuming responsibility. Our em-
ad. Applicants must be elisible
for bond and must have thorough
nnIx OF siytns
previous experience. necessary per-
references. BOX 379-M, Star.
ATTENDANT-for used car lot; sober,
industrious man. good wash and
polish man: good pay, pleasant
working sena Mh4oss shapss for soi adyaRss Wis.
@snii eonsin sEL ave-. Mo MoioSsi sSo,. 'Oio S''
AUTO BoDY AND FENDER man, must
be able to do 1st-class work: 5ta-
day week. good pay. Apply REDS
GARAGE, "a H st. ne. -5
AUTO CAR WASHER in Ford agency;
Mr.. Brown. BILLHIMER & PALMER.
31lo Hamilton St. Hyattsville, Nd
AG4o TH osSec MECHANIC, 1st class. busy
downtown service center; must have
general exper. on all makes: either
position. psS ABBY fioTSoMAc SM oARAoE.
AuTo t1so aaf MEcHaSic { e mi chr,sler.Piyn.
should be familiar with chrysler
products. See service manaeer, ANA.
COSTA MOTOR co. 17os GOOD
AUTO MECHANICS wANTED-Plenty
et eans gort s. Soso es5s asS fS0d xsss ESsssins
AUTO PARTS MAN. experienced in
must be reliable and have refer.
ences; vacation. hospit italization and
esss oSsrs .fsary ysosSfsc Tfs 0atsa sSa rlorss sS
AuTo SALESMAN, used e.rs-A once
ina Lifetime Opportunity for man
familiar with buying and selling
used cars: hish. steady earnings
Ms ssuEea Tarn.r ssn A6o osesTs WsaonEHzs rs
NC. 1871 Hiadensbure I'd. ne.
AUTO UPH0LSTERER. 1st class;
hourly or $3.50 proposition; plenty
%SR' 4 s0Is BOND. Dan RI. dH a7ss, as' S IS n =:
BAKER. sGsi E. bread. buns. .ll-around u,
class. sober man, Apply pu
Glebe I'd. Ari. Va. S
BARBER WANTED. steady Job. sood
SASS: eyes.. Of. Si4o. IS
BEAUTY OPERATOR for our Silver
Spring salon: attr. salary and com.
mission: air cooled. Apply EMILE.
1921 Connecticut ave. NV.
BOYS IL TO Is. free to travel; leay-
Ing Sunday. WORKING GUNNER resorts,
High earnings; car furnished: neat
appearing. See MR.. e. JOHNSON,
Cairo Hotel, 10th and Que sts. NV
Friday. 8 to 5 Pm; Sat- 10 % IL
am Do not phone.
BULLDOZER OPERATOR - Ex-
ings. Phone Lo. 3-s61s. -
BUS BOY. eolored: must be sxn,:
ref. required; g days wk.. no Sun
eays aHAliTS ETSd LHNch ss,ssh sDRIs ST. n
BUTCHER for Saturday.. Apply 3lbS
Mt. Pleasant st. NV. CO. 1888. --S
BUTCHER, white or eolored. ex-
perienced only. Apply loo 4tn
st. NV. FEDERAL MARKET. --s
sgTcHkfs "a, sxgssh gss.hfssS ssSSd ns nGss' lea
sndria. Va. Can MR. FISHER. II.
CANVAssERs-car nee. guaranteed
salary and commission. excellent
opport. for men. -exper. N OUTSIDE
selling: estah. trader generous com.
Ynission arrangement, Apply UNION
CTOTHlMRG, 307 7th q. nv. 30
Evening star., 1949-06-02
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
: I7os O St. NV.
MEN

Z: e.: circuit desisn. eleetreniss. $500.
Physicist, experimental. $500;
Electrical ems. power and hsht. from
Parts dept. mgr. refgr... S225.
Clerk-typist. assist. bookkeeper, S45
Inventory clerk.typist. S44.
Warehouse vorkins supervisor. Sb2'
Night watchman-porter S3s.
Route sales, Va. S35 plus commits
Eiectronic technical design. $50
Painters. 81 SO per hr.
Bus mechanics. 81 40 Der hr.
WOMEN
Counselors. summer camp. all SPORTS.
sasS sssEscaErRRY-sTnaosa ssssan RlsS nalNsssah'e'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; sSn sys lay sst,o 0tpce De-
secy.. LEGAL. young. no legal exper.
Secy. sales organization. $2,7o0.
Secy, trafhc mgr. $1,000.
Secy. dept. store mgr, $1,000. .
secy. RADIO; rapid advancement. .
days. S2.S4o 1-vprsrs
clerk-typists. sc. enEra, 8 days; Sis4;
cIers-typaists' as1: sasa' must like nsures' 0
Twists, real estate. 3 DAYS. s1?5. .
Typists. beginners. h. s. grad. 8
DAYS. si4o-sliss9S1 -Ssliss9S1c.rs
File clerks. b, s. grad, 1890. b
comp. operator. upper Ga. ave. S45.
PIX operator. upper Ga ave-. young.
Evening star., 1949-06-02
SPECIAL NoIIcEs Cont.

MR., BUSINESSMAN-Do you need 9
good office mgr, accountant, bKpr.?
We specialize in this type OF per
sonnet. ATLAS AGENCY, RE. 5767.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts unless contracted by my
self. ROBERT W. SHUMATE, PARK
ST., Vienna, Va.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than those con-
tracted by. myself. ARzY L. sTET-
LER, Clinton, Md.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. JOHN r. FER
GUSON. Sr, 2s11 North Capitol st.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. MRS. MAE
SENECO, 1904 Goth st. ne.
NOTICE is hereby given that Nils
Gothard Brekke and James Michael
of Washington Sailing Marina on
Daingerfield Island. Arlington, Va,
intend to appy to the Va. Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board on the lst
day of July, 1949. for license to
sell beer on and on sale at the
above location.
Evening star., 1949-06-02
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER, with de-
gree and exper. in steel constr,
S5,o0o. MIS- MISS MORGAN 1911 @
sTENOS. from 5000. Typists from
Slsoa, aood LoYDs' 1346 Conn aye.
sPANiSH-ENGLIsH secretary. So, 200;
stenog. -bookkeepsI. $4,000; public
$1,000. Always the better positions.
Miss Young at PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE, 1911 @ st. NV, Ma. 2115.
SOUND TECHNICIAN, expr. motion
pictures. $4,000. MISS MORGAN,
MA $3.50, 1911 G.
BE A receptionist PIX operator; 2
weeks course, S2b, 3 weeks S35 with
some touch typing.. A real school.
Is yrs. exper Miss Page. CAPI-
tai SCHOOL, 700 18th st. Ma.
CoLORED HOTEL and restaurant
workers; cooks. S35-S6o; elevator op.
orators, $40 mo-; tanitors, $3.50
mo; dishwashers, S25 to $50. con-
WAYS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
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Speaking Proerom Set

The fnal speaking program OF
the current year Of the Thirteen
Club will be held at 80 pm. to-
day at the Kenesaw Hotel. Six
teenth and Irving streets NV.
There will be four speakers.
Evening star., 1949-06-02

First use Of gunpowder In ar
tillery was 10 batter Notifications
and 1t was not used in the field
until late in the 18th century.
Evening star., 1949-06-02
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ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bldg. II and q. RE. 3a3'
EXECUTIVE

46 to SO, college, record Of successful
private executive employment, nom
drinker and non-smoker: sales exec
utive type; Protestant; fund raising
exper. desirable; $500.
WALTER Fl. KESSLER
Personnel services. e12 wash. BLDG;
ST. o442.
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LP WTp, AGENCIES tcent. J

addressed to Star bores do NOT
inclose original references. or
other materials OF personal Udtue.
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals mar Get lost.
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-17

FOR SALES year old, well
broken mare; a horse, and a
half turning pillow; one set of
harness; two OIC-Poland Chi
ma Shoats. Priced to sell. See
Bill Hughes, Clintwood, Va.
(3tp 1-20.49)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-17
JAMESTOWN NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bill Neel of
Bristol spent the weekend with
Mrs. John Neel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gussie Mullins
spent Saturday night on Brush
Creek with Mrs. Houston Meade.
Johnnie small son of George
Hill, has pneumonia.
Visitors at the home of George
Hill Monday were Mrs. Fallie
Reedy, Sarah, Maryland, Betty
and Eva Yates, Mrs. Emerson
Mullins, Mrs. Gussie Mullins and
children, Tina Crabtree, Mrs.
Wick Haynes, Ada Vest and Mr.,
and Mrs. Billy Mullins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Yates are
the proud parents of new baby
namedGilda Jean. Recent visitors
at their home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bise, Mrs. John Fletcher,
Mrs. Earl Slemp and children of
Bold Camp, Kermit and Doris
Yates, Arlie Hawkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Hughes and Mrs.
Willard Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tolbert Hanover
are welcomed as neighbors. They
recently bought the home of Far
ley Hanover.
Mrs. D. M. Yates and Mrs. Fal
lie Reedy spent Sunday with
Mrs Allie Davis on Georges
Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brad Lane called
on Maryland Yates Sunday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-17
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
MEETS AT COMMUNITY
HOUSE

The Jnior Woman's Club met
at the Community House last
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, eel
ebrating mems night with a Val
entine party. Mrs. Joe Kennedy
presided in the absence OF the
president, Mrs, Mason Kahler
Mrs. Charles Wagner sang
Lover Come Back to Me- with
N. B. French at the piano. After
which Miss Lois French and N.
B. French sand Failing In Love
With Love-"
Mrs. Kennedy and Miss Garth
crime Sutherland were in charge
of games, with prizes going to
Mrs. Will Sutherland, Miss Eunice
Deel, N. B. French, Jack Osborne
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-17
NEW SEWING MACHINES

Just received as a sample one
of the worlds finest Electric sew
ing machines. Can furnish them
in portable or table or desk-style
cabinets. VIII trade in your old
treadle machines. lie me know or
come and see me. ELI WALLACE
Ri. l, Clintwood, Va. (2tc 2-10-49
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-17
RAMSEY RIDGE

Boice Fields was home over the
weekend.
S. L. Dyer is still very i'll.
l.. L. Stanley was home from
work over the Weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beldon Rose call
ed at the home of Boice Fields.
Miss Fern Rose spent last
week with Mrs. Boice Fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fletcher
were visiting Charlie Hamilton
through the weekend.
Arnold and E. P. eKnnedy have
returned from the University Hos
pital at Charlottesville.